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NEW SOUTH WALES 


GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 


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VOL. III. 


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SYDNEY: PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY WILLIAM APPLEGATE GULLICK, GOVERNMENT PRINTER 
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INDEX 


TO THE 


. NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 


FROM 1 JULY TO 30 SEPTEMBER, 


1910, 


A 
ABSTRACTS— oe 
, Consolidated Revenue Fund— 
Revenue’ and Recents «...:..cucsseecsevsseaes 3598, 3598, 3614 
4241, 4244, 4891, 4894 
DisbUMSEMeRES “Fo... cacsekececasdisaecee 3599, 3615, 4245, 4895 
Other Payments or Advances ....... 3608, 8620, 4249, 4899 
Trust Accounts—Deposits and Re-issues ........:...06 3621 
Special Deposits Accounts—Deposits and Re-issues... ~3604 


3622, 4250, 4900 
Special Accounts—Receipts and Payments ...... - 8606, 3624 


Closer Settlement Accounts—Receipts and Disburse- 
WVVOMNES Won cbse aia ooetts anos ca coseae es 3607, 3625, 4258, 4903 
Public Works Accounts—Receipts and Disbursements 3608 
3609, 3626, 3627, 4254, 4255, 4904, 4905 


PCM ROT MIS ULATIGOS! (aie cess scpe'ceiuloaes cave vodeean ee oi 3636, 4262; 4912 
General Loan Account— : : 
MROGCCUDEGT cincd sislac cea ectees.cntts oe See cs 0. OOLI, 3629, 4257, 4907 
MOISHUBESOMEMTS "oe crcacecccesieeet eciees eset 3612, 86380, 4258, 4908 
Banks. (See ‘“ Banks,’’): 


Companies, Firms, &c. (See ‘ Banking, &e.”’) 
Accepted Tenders. (See “Tenders Accepted.” ) 
Accounts filed in Estates. (See “Intestate Estates aS 

also ‘* Wills.’’) 3 
Acts of Parliament assented to ............ 3978, 4278, 4392, 4513 
4688, 4934, 5066, 5189 
Addendum notice ......... GREgadO Cog Ee UNGAR SDE AOE on eens 4550 
Additional Holdings. (See “ Land’) 
Adelong Temporary Common—Withdr awal of land 

MSUODING vie icticets sia edict saishdes co a1 sotsle signs ck osateser 3837, 4594, 5416 
Adrian Mrs. M. A.—Retirement of, from Public Service 4888 


firated Bread Co. (Ltd.)—Notice to creditors of ...... 3844 

/frated Waters Board. (See “Industrial Disputes 
Act.”) 

After Auction Purchases. (See “ Land.’’) 

Agriculture, Department of. (See “ Public Service 
Act.”’) 

Ah Sue. (See “ Coonamble.’’) 

Aird J. T.—Appointed First Assistant Lightkeeper, 
UNO MELT MOANA Cl re Percy star ore ira neiniecwsloc oc cients vie elon sere ciosceik 

Aldermen elected. . (See “ apa ete ” “ Local Govern- 
ment Act.’’) 

Alexander H. G.—Appointed Assistant District Works 
Officer, Department of Public Works ............ 

Alignment of Streets. (See “ Streets.’’) 

Alstonville—Proclamation yesting in trustees certain 


Anderson Rev. W. A. S.—Appointed Presbyterian Chap- 
tit £0 Gaol, DariACNUESE 2.25.02. enccnsee sense sae es 

Anna Bay Swamp Drainage Trust. (See “ Water and 
Drainage Act.”’) : 

Annual Leases. (See ‘“ Leases.’’) 

Application to purchase land. (See ‘ Land.’’) 

Applications invited for positions in Public Service. 
(See “ Public Service Act.”) 

Appropriation of Land. (See “ Resumption of Land.’’) 

Arentz P. S.—Appointed Acting C.P.S., Guyra’............ 


Armatree Siding—Nctice respecting proposed Village at 
Armidale Land District. (See “ Land Districts.’ ) 
Armstrong A. H.—Appointed Junior Clerk, The 
PARI SUV ra et esis kno abe isons npiciaao sae cidisN e's eae es gisiecarisieaa gy 5156 
Army Order relative to a pardon to deserters granted 
by His Majesty the King—Despatch respecting 3757 
Ashfield Low-level Sewerage. (See ‘ Metropolitan 
Water and Sewerage Acts.’’) 


5047 
4319 


Ashwood J. F. (Litd.)—Notice to creditors of ............ 476 
Asprey T. D. W.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Registrar- 
GENELALS DEPATIMENE oocccsocccessdacoeesevsegsecveess 5433 


Assessors appointed. (See “Navigation Act? 75“ Closer 


Settlement Acts,’’) 


4252, 4902 


Page 
Assessment Rates. (See ‘“ Water and Drainage Act”; . 
“Pastures Protection Act’; Sydney Cor: 
poration Acts.’’) 
Alan G.—Appointed Deputy Licensing Magistrate, 
Tenterfield, &e. 
Attorney-General and of Justice, Department of. 
“Public Service Act.) 
Auctioneers’ Licénses. (See “ Licenses.” ) 
Auditors elected. (See “ Municipal”; ‘ Shires.’’) 
Australian Gaslight Co.—Annual General Meeting of... 
Australian Machinery Co,.(Ltd.)—Yoluntary winding- 
up of, and appointment of A. F, Partridge as 
Liquidator 
Australian States. (See ‘‘ Stock Act.’’) 
Awards under Industrial Disputes Act, 
trial Disputes Act.’’) 


5304 


HOw meee meme eee ese eee eeeeeeeeeeeesseeeseese 


(See 


(See “ Indus- 


B 


BAGATELLE and Billiard Licenses. 
Bailey A.—Appointed Relieving Boatman, 
River 

Bailey S. E.—Appointed to act as Assistant District 

Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, 
PA ATIN UD Vg om cacle soisie t cisie suet eans re ce esi as date eal eet 5283 

Bailiffs (See also ‘‘ Municipal ”)— 

APDOMECE. cericcigscaiscniss 3652, 3762, 3768, 3854, 3872, 3980, 3981 
4310, 4394, 4470, 4518, 4639, 4691, 4802 
4888, 4938, 5084, 5155, 5156, 5198, 5284 


(See ‘“ Licenses.’’) 
Clarence 


WS PEM Tate cccqeces te Pa ramotiee eee tpetyclass ele eiaa scenes aces 4691, 4809 
FLOTNOWVEM Secs cei cee ueese es Seta ei eranie oelcaceiaw cu clo ranenasione 4518 
Baker W. C.—Appointed Draftsman, Local Land Board 
CD TECO OR ATIGOy ects sciclarhaaopiinieieicss0 Ge os. simsle see ent aie 3854 
Baking (Metropolitan Machine Bakers) Board. (See 
* Industrial Disputes Act.’’) 
Baking (Metropolitan Hand Bakers) Board. (See 


* Industrial Disputes Act.’’) 
Baking (Newcastle Bakers) Board. (See 
Disputes Act.) 
Balance-sheets. (See ‘“‘ Pastures Protection Boards ” ; 
“ Commons.” ) 
Ballina—Regulations for RACeCCOULSE .........ssecerereeveres §222 
Banking, Land, Building, and Investment Companies— 
Liabilities and Assets of— 


“ Industrial 


Colonial Sugar Refining Co. (itd): .....2.. 0.2 .sepeeceescss 4690 
Hxcelsior Land, Investment, and Building Co. and 
Pe anicaw (cde Maree ren cos ncn cesee ete sticn soe teens asters 4686 
Harrison, Jones, and Devlin (Utd.), ........ssccseereses 4690 
Haymarket Permanent Land, Building, and Invest- 
VOM COM (MEME U NE rac eteceles detec aeteseits eccertcasists ciate 4686 
Intercolonial Investment, Land, and ‘Building Co. 
GUEGS) B acch ac teiinche cere secs nasea lL oucoreese 10 tate seaeioegls 4687 
Metropolitan Mutual Permanent Building and In- 
Viesument ASSOCIATION CGO yar secs + decane... 4687 
Neweastle and County Mutual Building, Land, and 
Imyestmemt OOF CHL). sevsieiesctcktch accascieupscce sae 4688 
New South Wales Mont de Piété Deposit and Invest- 
VOTE CO | LEGEND Maecenas den sce se shfosepiecaretine te Secs. 4685 
Sydney Permanent Freehold, Land, and Building Co. 
(EDA) Ie cts eee eects Mewbaa cc seine sletoniobisis eeicou aie 4689 
Universal Land and Deposit Bank (Ltd.) .............. 4689 
Banks H. S.—Appointed Member of Invalidity and 
Accidents Pension Board, Orange ...........se00e 3746 
Banks—Liabilities and Assets of— 
Australian Bank of Commerce (Litd.) ........csceecceeee 4648 
Bank of North Queensland (Titd.). .........0.c0..sscegeoe. 4651 
Bank Of New. SowblrWVates sc. cctecces «opicsue. ces eowesepeess pcos 4647 
PAN Of AMIS PSAP ooacie cee niece Meiers loco sis soe Sovetslee atsre sie Sie.s's 4652 
Bank Of, New: owed socres---d-goeceart sere asbae onde otses reas 4652 
Cie BAO Ol SY OME: oats oaccacomsese scm veces Nebemaceswaseee 4649 
Commercial Bank of Australia (Litd.) w,.ccereeeereer 4649 
+ 


283600 


iv INDEX—(JuLy To Serremper)—1910. 


Page 
Banks—Liabilities and Assets of—continued. 
Commercial Banking Co. of Sydney (Ltd.) ...........- 4648 
Comptoir National D’Escompte De Paris ............... 4654 
English, Scottish, and Australian Bank (Ltd.) ...... 4654 
London’ Bank of Australia CUid:)) iiscccccs-ss-sosensecese 4653 
National Bank of Australasia (Ltd.) .................000 4650 
Queensland National Bank) ((Utd)ipiecnjenccsis-sectststeseen s. 4651 
BoOvalebank of Australia «( Itc.) mecscseredsanesaceascacc 4650 
HHion Bank-of Australia® (ltd. )\is esa. eas pasa cee casein. 46538 
Banks and Bank Holidays Act—Holidays proclaimed 
under. (See “Holidays.” ) 
Bankrupt Estates—Sequestrated— 
PAG ATG! Osetstetenee 3741, 3742 BRAIDS comonaas 2849 
Asher Mary ..... *. 4359 Fall GaB.s eee. 8850 
ANUS IIE Sp sou aad . 4466 Henderson A. ..... 8851 
Abrahams. V. W. .. 4612 Hancock J. EH. and 
4613 Geel Vickersien oe | 
Anschau lL. J... 4613, 5279 Hewlett.GowW. as. ee aeoo 
ASCOTE (Gan. cnetsteieiens 5151 He OBA ier Bet in ec ee tality 6 4360 
Brereton W. I. 3741, 4465 Harrington Mary 
IS AINES TI; Se esscsiees te 3850 ZA TOE oner ane ».. 4773, 5044 
Bulgin W. .... 3946, 4359 LSOn-cA® Gras sensei 3947 
IBULIEM ec cc 3946, 4074 JACESOTIMNV Gee ee eo 
Barnier A. W. 4074 JOSE eel smereree 8946, 5150 
Bridgement W. .... 4075 SOUMCS ES Menage 4078, 5428 
SUITES ae rere as hors Kendall A. EB. ..... 4073 
Bishops a3 cence: 4466 KingsW: Ss... . 4613,48383 
Bellaniys Lees: 4466 ISI SSiHD ates creer. 4773, 5044 
Burgess J. J. ..4612, 4613 Kennedy A. ... 5279. 5429 
Barton G. ..... 4613, 4883 Luke HY ER. 0... 8f41,,.3850 
BUCS ees 4773, 4883 Lee R. G. C.... 3741, 4613 
Brown J. A. ... 4773, 5428 IOGWIN YOKE Sh Sinn. owe 3742 
Billingsley J. ..... 4883 ltyandterA Rose es corkeoc.. 2! 
VOWEE MS RIDE poe ceoc 5044 JGR IR, Gagne 00438, 5280 
Beer, O. H..... 5279, 5280 TstOns Gace 5150, 5429 
Bride A. J. .... 5279, 5280 Warsenm leaner 5159, 5279 © 
Booth Hes Wiese. a 5281 Lahocd Katherine... 5150 
Barton Maude. .5427, 5429 IGEN mI Sia IME. 3.6 Be Byline 
JEN de sebos code 5428 reais Cans sea eas 5428 
Boxallewe Ease. oe 5428 MGVatyinli: Hie O40 Ice 
Bailey A. BE. o..... 5428 MecGrealS. EF. a... 3850 
Bezbie R2 S. 322... 5429 McDermott J... 4465, 4613 
Groakes Wane. 3741 McDonald D. .. 4612, 4773 
CartaniOerr ewe. 3742 MeMullen O. .. 4882, 5044 
Craddock Ada Actor McPherson J... 5043, 5279 
ETc 3849, 4974 McWachern N... 5044, 5429 
ColestWaslen:. 3849, 4774 Munphyeds les ema (cola 
Churchward W. ... 8850 MOOT Were We perder. 3742 
Craddock P. J. .... 8850 Matthews 8. B.... 3946 
CHATS ale ao sige 38850 Mitchell J. G. and 
Carroll 4074 We Geel Od Clisnrane 4074 
Chapman Wee see 4859 Mudies An Gier ener 360 
lOlOSR Fes ce 4465 Murdoch A..... 4613, 5144 
Cassidy W. J... 4465, 5279 Munday Margaret 
COOKsS Maat en eee 4466 Mary’. 0 en das see 4614 
Casey J. B..... 4473, 4774 VTS VWVieetee sry eee 4773 
Chater A. D. .. 5043, 5044 OREM AMS Soon seg Maine! 
Clarke: Wan. eee 5151 Mild Gomme ay acaes 4883 
Dickson W. J...... 3742 Moses A....... 5150, 5429 
IDI? AiG a eine 3946, 4073 Moss R. H. .... 5279, 5429 
Dodd W.Gae ese 4074 Malonendinc. aa 5279, 5429 
Denmead J. ...... 4859 Middleton H. A. ... 5429 
Dodd Ties ere 4465 Newland Jo J3:scsch tot4e 
DUNS sae 4613, 4773 IN oD Guin se Cate 5044 
Donkin W. G... 4773, 5428 Nicqll C. B. and §. 
D’Elboux S. W. ... 4883 Rodgers ........+ 5428 
Daggar A. E... 5048, 5429 Porter 8. C. ... 3946, 4359 
TOWIA? TE Soca ce 5043, 5429 Parkinson J. Js... 360 
EMiotth. Ja W. wuaee. 3741 Poulden R. H. C... 5150 
EVans Dees 3946, 4073 5279 
Sid CI ra 4612, 4614 Reeves R. ..... 3946, 4613 
Edwards W. T..... 5280 Tvicketts Co SsBiis, 3947 
Fearish W. J... 3849, 3850 Rash iw Cee stan 4075 
Fogarty: h..J.. 400% 3851 Rootsey C. ....°4465, 4774 
Fullager A. W..... 5044 FREVEUTA ce Wiewmrctereraeact ae . 4465 
Forde J. B..... 5428, 5429 Rigney PB. J. hi... 4465 
Green H. W. .. 3849, 8850 Raymond J. Ll. .... 4467 
Griffiths P., P. P. Reilly S. B. ...° 4618, 4774 
Griffiths, and M. Rigneyed aes & eae 
Grimiths ©. 4074 Rippon Giga: ask 4883 
nme UB WWE IS ooo. 4614. FOOtS) CBG aera ae ileal 
GLEGSOILLD tee ee . 4883 Richards A. T. 5279, 5280 
GOTMan sory ee, 5044 Rodgersss= soies ae 5428 
Goodey J. H....... 5150 Shepherdson C. ... 3741 
Gorrey C. H... 5279, 5280 Snape H.C. teaser 3742 
Calvin eh) sae ene 5428 Stillman W. L. 8849, 3947 
Hampton a sr 3742 Stenning J. S. .... 407 
Harper A. .... 3849, 3947 Stevens T. ...:.... 4260 


Sawyers J. J. .. 4882, 4883 


Swanston C.... 4882, 4883 


Sopa adie te cue eric oas & 4882 
Smalley I. W...4882, 5044 
sianoileny $e INS Boas BI51 
PS EAS ae eee, avstrchents 5279 
BS LOLUZ Ge Cumann ste 428 
SWain sls Siicsew« dons 5430 
.Taechi J. P. ... 3946, 4073 
"ETTa OTe dic GANGA so se cteme eal 
ART Rael Ea 5 6 chon 4075 
(Dhompson. Re 2.2.6 4360 
CTi POM eH): dls werslerehs 5280 
Wickers.Gie Wiimaienss 8851 
Waldock C. J... 8741, 3850 


Bankrupt HEstates—Dividends 


following— 

ATICECW. oo ae Anme ats er. 360 
ANGELSOMT Ietantegs <n-6 4614 
Andrews F. D. .... 4774 
PACLELTIN Si Cur teme sate sets -s 4884 
Board PSG: 22. 3742) 4614 
BIOGMERMI ccc. 4261 
BennetteSmsecs se oc 4861 
PS ATES EN erste ct nals oe 4361 
Brainley T. 8. 4466 
IRON VANE Ue dbs Wate ec 4884 
Becpieriin Sear oe 4884 
BradleypilnCwaw eee 4884 
SPOR ADK AG ae Ase Olod 
Brown Gass Dae, 
PULINVRO TG anne mre 5152 
Becker P. J. and 

Marjorie Becker 5280 


ISTUEM SP AM ORS OAS 
SOUSA NATE AI iso a & 
COLD yal tee een ae ee 
Campbell C. EB. .... 
Growiley:) Deere 
Crawford J. 
Gartan Ope cata ne 
Gurley Rages ions 
Chapman G. 8S. 
Canes Wiese 
Chipman H. S.-.... 
Callaghan EH. O. ... 
Clarendon W. ...:. 
Craddock Ada Actor 

Hmily 
COOK te heer 
Cl anices Wi Ae ee eee 
Churchward W. ... 
Dillon VWiw Gee ree 
VAT eye Vane a ae 
Daniels J. and 8S. J. 

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Dufay 1) eee ee 
Davies tianbinas sees 
Dasey GPAs eer 
D’Elboux S. W..... 
D’Arey W. A. 
Dickson W. J. 
ID VSOTEE meee 
Evans G. 
HI SexG: eA ee ene 
Fitzgerald Mary 
Teresa” Weenies 
Foley Ada Mary... 
HANES lived Pree ck oa a 
Goldman Heeb) erie 
Gaw S. J. 
GradyaD amet ee 
Colm Gem ier.) sae 
GOrln aT avis sen eens 
Gibson J. T. 
ESDRENGEL IRS Saye ade a 
Green tii.) 
Hutchinson Margaret 
Louise Anne .... 
ERIPS TRO ee rete s 
ELoOlzhnene Gee cae 
Henderson E. ..... 
Hunt N. EB. 
ELOD ORI eaetcdtaae ots 
Jauncey W. W..... 
Keating Rey. T. 
DOG Rava AUR So Gin ere 


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eee eee 


5OA5 


5151 
5280 
5280 
5430 
3742 
3851 


8851 
3851 
4360 
4361 
4361 
4361 
4614 
ATTA 
4775 
4884 
4360 
4884 


4360 
4614 
5430 
3743 
3851 
4360 
4614 
4614 
4774 
4774 
5152 


3743 

361 
4775 
4775 
5045 
5430 
5151 
4884 
5430 


Page 


Wanless H. W.. .3849, 8850 


Whitwell FE. H..... 3850 
NV arrive Apis he heres 5850 
Wells devi eee. 3947 
Watson Hsther Mary 4074 
ANEW MBE ad Sassen dio 4360 
W811 ea esol seca 4466 
Wiatsom lel eAraran cts 4883 
Wooton W..... 50438, 5044 
Williams T. HW. 5043, 5429 
Wa ltOrGmOaesrearctens 5279 
Welhytes Cay seccenrets 5279 
Wie Dae mers a ereretee 5429 
Wright A. H... 5428, 5429 


declared in Hstates of 


linn din Ve dy ahso 
SEC DAVY cme) curate elagees 
Ey ttlewieA cir cmere 
Teer: Gv Wie Bh eemoe 
Lorimer T., 
Lorimer, C. Lori- 
mer, and J. Lori- 
mer 


ee 


Juambert, Ssmenemeake 
LoOaniecAs telematics 
WueCs W.. becceituesnine 


Lynch J. I. J. and 
W.. Jiealoymel. cir. 
hightley Go H: sos. 
Mclean Vig ieee 
McDougall L. A. .. 
McNeil A. 
MGleod aNiaer niente 
MeLityre \ Vian ser 
MeCauley:Dt s.heee 
Morris J. 
Meehan Pees 
ALOlOney WE) welts eae 
Mahenuliss acres 
Marr ied eee 
Munn: Glens ene 
Matthews W. Hi. .. 
Maude: Monk, o.tnoe 
Martin C:3S. one 
Missingham G. H... 
Nata Se EL eee ia 
Ne VAL Bo eae 
INICHOIS ES aes 


Cee a ees 


O’Leary D..... 3743, 


O2D wer Jonnie 
O'Bere"M. Weaaaeee 
Pead F. 


oe & 6 ciple 9 are 


- Prendergast P. .... 


IParigy: eis 
Rerrett, E-pl-a eee 
Pepperall Elizabeth 
Parkers. o:. eee 
Parkers). ae 
Parkin GG. pee 
Parkinson .J.oMieaee 
Ross Amy Ager ... 
Roarty Margaret .. 
Robertson P. ..... 
Russell J. and J. Fea 
igne ys eel eee 
Seaton F. W. H. . 
Sentance W. H. ... 
PSphaWRMGy YE IRR Teh. 
T. Lorimer, J. W. 
Lorimer, C. Lori- 
mer, and J. Lori- 
M@L so pccse eee 
Sltaftords:i == 
Stanford hie 
Sendall sks Olea 
SCOUT PEL eat ee 
Tonkin @. H 
Tom W. E. 
Turner F. 
AD AKEEKCMYayle, Ak 
Walker Doratia ... 
Weber? Cr OF ae. 
Williamson A. A. .. 
Walla Gee Paar eee 
Whitechurch G. H. 
Wiel ol Ses Moc nichocio as 


see eae 


oe) Wo’ oe me 


3743 
3743 
4360 
4360 


4466 
4TT5 
5151 
D152 


5430 
5430 
4360 
4775 
4884 
5152 
5280 
5280 
3851 
3851 
4360 
4361 
477 

ATT 
4884 
b1b2 
B152 
5280 
4884 
BIBL 
5280 
4TT5 
4TT4 
4774 
3947 
4361 
4361 
4614 
4884 
5151 
4361 
5280 
5430. 
4361 
ATTA 
4774 
5430 
5430. 
3851 
4360 
4361 | 


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INDEX—(Juty ‘to Sepremper)—1910. v 


Page 
Bankrupt Kstates—Dividends declared in Estates of 
following—continued. 
VISORS OR co ctratsne ss 5152 Wier Sanitaria ke 5430 
Walker Doratia, J. Yeoman By J. 0. 2; 5O45 
I. J. Lynch, and Zelamina H. A. 4466 
W. J. Lynch’... 5480 
Bankstown Heights—-By-laws respecting .......cccccceeees 3972 
Baring E.—Appointed Experimentalist, Wollongbar . 
EEX PETITES BED anctescuaswasacce ee Meese ee cee 4780 
Barnes J.—Retirement of, from Public Service :........ 5060 
Barrie J.—Appointed Member of Local Land Board, 
AVES Va UUM AMS seieitinc sass, ccitnciececbire vee eteisiein slag oe.cinin@ascis 53847 
Barringun Common—Notice of validation of election 
OMG USICCSELL OLE eccteoccctrcnetsamaenemareotecia sa slieiee vais 3754 
Bastian J. C.—Appointed Boatman, Port Macquarie . 4618 
Bateman E. T.—Appointed Bailiff, Small Debts Court, 
INF TR OMIM EL caimescncla sitet s aieisasiadsleeiaaie oaiiseveld Oded ccs 3981 
Bath A. R.—Appointed Bailiff, &c., Small Debts Court, 
OD yen nokia nics neta snicsraotaicantetic sok sas cjee feapictaenleeaisiae 3763 
Bathurst— 
Gaol at, declared a place of confinement under 
Babittia] Criminal Ctiais cons cd tene ieccescteukine sess 4923 
Land District. (See ‘ Land Districts.’ ) 
Baulkham Hills to Castle Hill Tramway. (See’“Tram- 
ways.”’) 
Bell J. W.—Retirement of, from Public Service ......... 4470 
Belmore Railway. (See ‘ Railways.’’) 
Belongil Swamp Drainage Trust. (See “ Water and 
Drainage Trust.’’) 
Bennett T. G—Appointed Inspector of Scaffolding and 
her Department of Public Works ...........«.. 4078 
Besnard V. D. H.—Retirement of, from Public Service 4079 
Beulah-street, North Sydney. (See ‘‘ Fort Macquarie.” ) - 
Billiard and Bagatelle Licenses. (See “‘ Licenses.’’) 
Billposters (Cumberland) Board. (See “ Industrial 
Disputes Act.”) 
Bills—Notice of intended application to Parliament for 
LEU CMO UUETOCIICER. «aster toaeeitstss tee foltinte over Hememela 3734 
Binalong—Alignment, &c., of Streets, Town of ......... 3819 
Bingara—Site for Town and Suburban Lands at ...... 754 
Birds Protection Act—Areas set apart for preservation 
OL PLOLECTER DINGS WILE sca cael ccwiaosee sieve cae aves 4793 
Hiected Member of Hunter District 
Water Supply and Sewerage Board ............... 3655 
Birmingham W. A.—Appointed Laboratory Assistant, 
AB ULEAE OF VELCRODIOIOR Y= or cmecsccscccee serves cceccsce 3746 
Births, Deaths, and Marriages—District Registrars of 
appointed, &c. (See “ Registrars.” ) 
Bishop 8. T.—Appointed Deputy Licensing Magistrate, 
(PATH ESOS VERE ric ORS UR COC OCOROOMARE  ARCAC MSE RMT reee: 4381 
Black T. A.—Appointed Coro-zer, Blayney, &¢. .........066 4272 
Black W. ©.—<Appointed Inspector of Schools ............ 5156 


Blix A.—Appointed to act as C.P.S., &c., Central Police 

OTC OMe es cteeercin cia ciaie sloyciolareraie essinies seisisictan sieraretieals(os 3745, 5155 
Bogan Gate Mining Division. (See “Mining Divisions.” ) 
Bogan Gold-field. (See ‘‘ Gold-fields.”’ ) 


Bomuckledi Bore Water Trust . (See “ Water and 
Drainage Act.”) 

Bonthorne J. M.—<Appointed to act as C.P.S., &c., 
SS COMCHE Ge Chimes « ialuidee enw sei accitses dean 3853, 4310, 4469, 5434 


Booker J. v. York B. BH. and others—Sheriff’s notice in 


MINA UCTARO Lee re ctersottaetcys's dele eclasiaelclelettn tow e meine daisies ciawiaees 4361 
Bookham Gold-mining Co.—Apptication to register, as. 
SONO-i ability COMPANY cacsesersce cs aciesies ncceeees oe 4768 
Boon T.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Information Bureau, 
DSHIEEMEN tO Ls HAMAS Fc ccstuljsemamenceteae es cvee cise 3746 
Boorook and Lunatic Gold-field. (See Gold-fields.”’ ) 
Booroorban—Commoners’ Boundaries at ..........c0ceeee. 4632 
Bowling Alley Point Temporary Common—Withdrawal 
CUD HAYS EMERG) co coposenqaengntenade onodocagCueGnHeGcee 3926, 4760 
Bowra—Commoners’ Boundaries at...cccceccccssseeececuenees 4794 
Bradford W. J.—Appointed to act as Assistant District 
Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, 
PNTITEV DOL rae ise se aus sslela som cclclanalewielger see cones 4780, 5047 
Bragg T.—Appointed Member of Local Land Board, 
UDO ccs ccteet ccte se of se cine siceain asteaietant ates tatotente seem temuaics 4540 
Brands. (See “ Horses and Cattle”; “ Sheep.’’) 


Bray J. P.—Resumption by, of duties of Consul-General 
of the United States of America, at Sydney ... . 4790 


Brennan J.—Appointed Acting C.P.S., &c., Tweed meecue 4365 
Brewers’ Licenses. (See “ Licenses. >) 
Bricklayers’ Board. (See “ Industrial Disputes Act.’’) 
_. Brodie G. H.—Appointed Acting Accountant, Depart- 
MENTHOL. MANUS Weer tss sess cos denessec cust esmecerae sn tnce 5284 
Bromhead W. S.—Appointed Deputy Registrar of Dis- 
TLIC OOULT, MUS Wel lDLOO Kis, sv.edcatanas cee senve eens 3762 
Bronte Tramway. (See “'Tramways.’’) 
Brown G. W.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Petty Sessions 
OMCER SCONGMaasas Shean le dean adds aoe calor das tava a clasbee 6 5433 
Brown J.—Resignation of, from Public Service ......... 4781 


ry 


Brown T. E.—Retirement of, from Public Service ...... 
Bryant A. J.—Appointed Junior Clerk, The Treasury... 5048 
Builder Printing Works. (See “Smith.’’) ~ 
Bullatale Creek Water Trust. (See ‘“ Water 
Drainage Act.’’) 
Bunyab Bore Water Trust. 
age Act.’’) 
Bureau of Microbiology. 


and 
(See “ Water and Drain- 


(See “ Public Service Act.’’) 


Buri— 
COMO DOWIE ceca cnitetrs tecatts scnseersetetsiessSecesenesweinas 4601 
Town of. (See “ Designs.’’) 
Burke A. B. C.—Appointed Warden for State of New 
SOMUMBAVV aleGiter tees coca ctesccttmaewtaccs towed ansdeesc 3746 
Burke T.—Appointed Registrar, &c., of Small Debts 
Coit © sll A luges. eee ene tent Sena cen aeta seh oes 938 
Burren Junction—Hxtension to Village Lands at ...... 4068 


Butchering (Retail) Board. 
putes Act.) 

Butchering (Wholesale) Board. 
putes Act.”’) 

Butler C. F.—Appointed Police Magistrate, &c., Lismore 5047 

Butler T.—Appointed Library Assistant, Public Library 5048 

By-laws. (See “ Railways”; Metropolitan Water and 
Sewerage Acts ”; ‘‘ Water and Drainage Act ”’;. 
“Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage 
Board”; “Denman Park”; ‘“* Meadowbank 
Park.’’) 


(See “Industrial Dis- 


(See ‘“ Industrial Dis- 


Byrne J.—<Appointed Inspector of Weights and 
NIEASUEES) BIN CAT AN cacerasectewnesstoccs sccsiiesaaper eects 3652 
Byrne P. J.—Appointed Bailiff, Warden’s Court, Dan- 
GA]OO ceeeeeceeeseceeseeeeerteceeceesescenccnsenseeceseneenes 8854 
Byrne T. L.—Appointed Cadet Draftsman, Registrar- 
General's Department scce. wlsorotes cedwsa gs tos oeasces 5283 


Byron Population Area. (See ‘“ Land.”) 


C 


CADELL T.— Appointed Deputy Licensing Magis- 


Prat, Were UStOM sm th ahes ce kastank + ac oath 3649, 5303 
Cain Amelia Josephine — A pointed Teacher of 
Cookery, Technical Education Branch ......... 5284 
Callaghan J. —Appointed Government pecs! Officer, 
Or WV THLGBOR® sds shee cneseos vnnn cade uicniotettieds saan as 649 
Cambria Syndicate (Limited)— 
General Mectine- of Members, Of s)sse.--2.2-e0- ee oascenes: 5274 
Voluntary winding-up of, and ee of W. 
Wrarrimenr:acelig ida tone -meenatecd ne ceeee 5039 
Cameron A.— Appointed Inspector of Weights and 
IWealsumesvas ourke: (eeie.ce seco ttocte aan ecesaaeie ls 4280 
Campbell H. S.— Appointed to act as Bailiff, War- 
dense Courts Darmecdmmaneereesse sec: sete eae 4691 
Campbell H. C. — Appointed First Draftsman, Local 
ands Board Office Maitland ieces-ne.cah see 4780 
Camphin. W. J. Appointed to act as C.P.S.,. &e 
Water Police Omiceve .. tossscocsce eeeeonaace 4077, 5047 
Camping Reserves— 
IDYAMe VAMC AN OONE CH! Sosespncoduestenedeouncee 3936, 4459. 4602, 5144 
Tracings of, on view at respective Land Board Offices 3793 
&898, 4824, 5096, 5225 
Canowindra— 
Gold-field. (See ‘‘Gold-fields.”’) 
Railway. (See ‘‘Railways.’’ 
Canterbury—Alignment of Streets, Municipality of... 4443 
Canterbury Park Racecourse Co. (Ltd.)—Notice of ; 
intended application to Parliament by, for 
[eavercOpimUroducouae sill mecespens. caiaets ee ae 3734 
Capper W. H.—Appointed Member and Acting Chair- 
man of Local Land Board, Narrabri, &e. ..... 1493 


Carcoar Land District. (See ‘‘Land Districts.’’) 
Carcless Use of Fire (Amendment) Act—Proclamation 
under, prohibiting the sale, &e., of certain 
matches within— 
Municipality of Yass 
Shiremote Goodra Gio beeer ania: ects cr caddatecenh teens das: 
Careunga Bore Water Trust. (See ‘‘Water and 
Drainage Act.’’) 
Cargelligo Common. (See ‘‘Commons.’’) 
Carter BK. M. —Resignation of, from Public Service ... 5286 
Carter J. W.—Notice of sale of business of C. Smith 
COM earites cteind cis Pa Nae facta Ml eR meee Maced e cpitade teach es 
Casino— 
To Kyogle Railway. (See ‘‘Railways.’’) 
Water Supply Works. (See “Country Towns Water 
and Sewerage Acts.’ 
Castle Hill Tramway. (See ‘‘Tramways.’’) 
Castlereagh- street to Flinders-street Tramway. 
“Tramways.” 
Cattle Slaughtering and Diseased Animals and Meat 
Act. (See also ‘‘Municipal’’; ‘‘Shires’’)—In- 
spectors appointed under 3652, 4392, 4517, 4634, 5065 
Centennial Park Lands. (See ‘‘Land. 3) 
Central Division. (See ‘‘Land Districts.’’) 


(See 


vi 


Certificates— 
Of conformity on Conditional Purchases. (See ‘‘Con- 
ditional Purchases.’’) 
Issued by Navigation Department. 
tiom Act.’’) 2 ; : 
Chambers F. P.—Appointed Corridor Cleaner, Chief 
Secretary's Department 
Chambers R. W. N.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Office 
Of Putpire Service board. ©...) grassed oere 
Chegwidden R.—Appointed Acting C.P.S., Denman... 
Chief Secretary, Department of. (See ‘Public Ser- 
. vice Act.’’) 
Christopherson 


(See ‘‘Naviga- 


H.—Assumption, &c., of name of, by 


for Homestead selection, Ge. s)0s)..04s soos 
Cigar Trade Board. (See ‘‘ Industrial Disputes Act.’’) 
Cireuit Courts. (See ‘‘Courts.’’) 
Claims against the Government. (See ‘‘Williams’’ ; 
i “Delohery ’’ ; ‘‘ Coulter’? ; ‘* Lorenzmi’’ ; 
‘Wade,’’) 
Clarke C. R. B.—Appointed Assistant Storekeeper, 
Department of Public Works 
Clarke R.—Resignation of, from Public Service ....... 
Cleave S.—Appointed Returning Officer for Hlectoral 
PISthICU OL EYTMONL secksktee scene ace 
Cleaver-Woods W.— Appointed Deputy Licensing 
Maorstraves cer, Albirry ic) eee ne eae oe 
Cleeve M. H.—Appointed Warden’s Clerk, &c., Graf- 
POU Tass d... meee. Atemehtnaaomets Meter atin” ao 
Cleeve P. H.—Appointed Bailiff, District Court, &c., 
Coonamible> gingers satheaa rash ae ae cee 3652, 
Clegg T. B.—Appointed Deputy Licensing Magistrate, 
Penrith (QC. See casnc eccrine 
Clifton—Revocation of village boundaries of private 
Villa wee Of ene miner emacs ter ent: aertet eeee 
Closer Settlement Acts. (See also ‘“Land.’’) 
Appointment of— 
Assessors of Courts to hear appeals under .... 5217, 
Members of Courts to hear appeals under .... 5185, 
Cancellation of certain resumptions of land under... 
Modification of boundaries of certain land resumed’ 
for purposes of 
Lands set apart— 
As settlement purchase areas under .... 4066, 4762, 
For closer settlement annual leases, &c., under... 


’ 


Proposals to acquire lands for purposes of closer 
settlement under 3587, 3681, 3751, 
3955, 4315, 4421, 

Reserves for township settlement under ............... 
Resumption of land under, and vesting of same in 
His Majesty for purposes of 
Be ene forfeiture of Settlement Purchase Areas 
under 


(See ‘‘Leases’’ ; 


Closer Settlement Promotion Act, 1910— 

Forms under—Nos. 1, 2, 3, and 4 
» Regulations under—Nos. 1 and 2 
Coachmaking (Road) Board. 


(See “Industrial Dis- 


(See ‘Industrial 


Commission cf the Peace— 
Avpointments to ...:..... 
Resignations, &e., from 


3649, 3756, 4507, 4792, 4998, 
dene 3757, 3962, 4631, 
, \ 928, 5060, 5061, 5185, 
Substituted names and addresses of persons ‘+: 
Donited: C6, S.A  P eee ee 


4590, 4817, 


5147 


4078 
3953 


4928 
4791 
3854 
3853 
4381 
4066 
5B47 
5303 
4847 
4847 
5144 
3731 
5144 
3785 


4549 
5146 


5156 
4887 


5213 
5185 


4792 
5305 


5185 | 


INDEX—(Jvuiv To Sepremper)—1910. 


Commons— 
Balance-sheets— 
Cootamirntdral SrA t Meck cde aes cose pistelstee + clelsicteloeieintseeistsiess 
TP AW - Se orale Settee ee setae reduc as aecededtas om ccme tna ots 
pe 5 Ris alle nue ‘es and) 3738, 
Commoners’ boundaries. see ‘Land. 
moners’ ing: y 3739, 4357, 4464 
Commoners’ meetings Ee ae, orig 5149" 5076 


Notice respecting— 7 
Persons camping, &¢., on Young Common 
Proposal to curtail temporary common at— 
Cargelligo 
Jugiong 
Reserves from sale, 
“(eases.”” ) 
Rules and Regulations of— 
Hay 4878 
Till Bnd and Tam- 
WaeGOras ac ewictee 4355 Muswellbrook 
Trustees appointed, &c., for. (See ‘‘Trustees.’’) 
Withdrawal of land from. (See ‘‘Land.’’) 
Commons Regulation Act ; 
Notification under, respecting right of pasturage of 
bond fide carriers, &c., at 
Mungindi* Common 
WiREtOn. COMMON: Steas.c.s2sc-cqe case teceee cee eee eee ee 
Proclamation under, validating election of trustees 
for Barringun Common 


(See ‘‘Land’’; also 


Lochkart 
Miparmed eases 


© '6, 0) 6110 venease 
1 a’,8) 6) fours! ole) 0118) (0/8) 9. 


Soe eee ee i 


Commonwealth of Australia—Transfer of W. Preedy 


£0 Public S@rviGe Of 0... +1 ccosscc ed deteee eee 
Commonwealth.Silver Lead Co. (Ltd.)— 
NOttGé SOrCTeECILOTS Ol, .o.sqnse- aos hc and chee eee 
Voluntary winding-up of, and appointment of A. 
3. &. Wimble ws Tagurdator 7... s-.eee sees pas 
Companies Act—Registration of Mining Companies 
under. (See ‘“Mining Companies.’’) 
Companies, a &c.—Balance-sheets. (See ‘‘Bank- 
aT Ona 
Conditionat Leases— 
Approved rents ... 3691, 3795, 3903, 4031, 4325, 4326, 
4561, 4578, 4710, 4713, 4715, 4832, 4834, 
5007, 5102, 5103, 5105, 5228, 5230, 5231, 
5361, 5364 
Crown lands set apart for 3729, 3730, 3731, 3837, 
3839, 3840, 3931, 3932, 3933, 3934, 3935, 
4065, 4066, 4348, 4349, 4453, 4455, 4456, 
4458, 4599, 4600, 4601, 4762, 4763, 4867, 
4869, 4870, 4871, 5035, 5036, 5142, 5143, 
5271, 5272, 5417 
Crown lands added to 
Extension of terms of 
Errata oath noes BE eG ees eS eee 
Forfeited 3909, 5119, 5251, 
Mcdification of notification setting apart Crown 
lands for 


Ce i i ee ee ee ae a 


Beemer errr ereeeseee 


i i i ie iy 


3708, 3909, 4047, 4573, 
S251, 9252, 


Revocation of tract or area set apart for ........ ; 
3920, 4063, 4599, 
Re-appraisement of rents of... 4326, 4573, 4713, 4715, 
5007, 5102, 5108, 5280, 5231, 5360, 
Withdrawal of land from, for certain purposes 
Conditional Purchases— 
Jrown Lands set apart for .... 3729, 3730, 3731, 3837, 
8839, 3840, 3931, 3932, 3933, 3934, 3935, 
4064, 4065, 4066, 4348, 4349, 4453, 4455 
4457, 4458, 4599, 4600, 4601, 4762, 4768, 
4868, 4869, 4870, 4871, 5035, 5036, 5142, 
5144, 5271,, 5272, 5417 
PACE a oitictc Sines tdsvee koaesdds PR e ee 
POrte tee sce ccarec nts J ogd tags: <eSee hs SSPE As TE, 
Fresh certificates applied for 3898, 4428, 
Meetings of Local Land Boards respecting applica- 
tions, &¢., for .... 3793, 4319, 4498, 4554, 4995, 
Modification of notification setting apart Crown 
lands for 


3814, 3815, 3909, 4047, 
4442, 4728, 4845, 5013, 5251, 
Revocation of tract or area set apart for ........ 3729, 
3920, 4063, 4347, 4599, 4760, 4862, 
Conditional Purchase Leases— 
Crown Lands set apart for .... 8727, 8729, 3730, 3731, 
3827, 3828, 3837, 3838, 3839, 3840, 3921, 
3931, 3932, 3933, 3934, 3935, 4065, 4066, 
p 4344, 4345, 4348, 4349, 4455, 4456, 4457, 
4595, 4596, 4597, 4600, 4601, 4763, 4864, 
4868, 4869, 4871, 5032, 5033, 5036, 5133, 
5135, 5136, 5137, 5138, 5142; 5143, 5144, 
5272, 5417 

bcbg 21h RPM Pobre one REPU why PRS on, Be 
Forfeited 3910, 4441, 5119, 
Revocation of tract or area set apart for ... 3729, 3825, 


; 4760, 
Condobolin— : 

Land District. (See ‘Land Districts.’’) 

Mining Division. (See ‘Mining Divisions.’’) 


eee eens 


4607 
5425 


3847 


4995 
5225 


3942 
3738 
4607 


4632 
4632 


3754 
4927 
5423 
5274 


4431 
5004 
5360 


3838 
4064 
4457 
4868 
5144 


5028 
5360 
3939 
5252 


4764 
4845 
5404 


9, 3836 


4760 
4834 
5361 
4871 


3838 
3936 


4456 


4867 
5143 


3939 


9, 5251 


4554 
5096 


4764 


4338 
5404 
3836 
5038 


3826 
3929 
4343 
4458 
4865 
5134 
5271 


5038 
5251 
4063. 
4862 


INDEX—(Juty To SzpTemBer)—1910. : vil 
; Page Page - 
. Constantine A.—Appointed Bailiff, Small Debts Gouge Courts—continued. iain 
Gini 00 bea ree tereet tec c ie 8 <font 4639 Marine Inquiry Court — Assessors appointe 3156, mei 
nsuls. (See “Bray”’’ ; . “WMorner’’ : “Dibbs.’ 9) assist, SGC ae cee cinta Noite aict bine Pidws stemtnte anise sis v's 
gonveyancer—Applications tO practise AS ....cccecceeeeee 5041 Of Quarter Bees holdi aye 
Cook F. E.—Appointed Government Medical Officer, Alteration of date of holding of, at— 4496 
a &e., Coff’s Harbour rere ener 4928 eee RV Cae itr camera aun tanan sss ett besimencmetenges tae 
ooke A — Appointed Sanitary Inspector under uni- ie Ans were we eeee i py ae ie eae ae Terre rere eee ee eee) 
Opal, Conner Or SYOMOY, "5. cacvsadeesaets unstated 5304 lee holding of during 3879 
Cookson R Gos Appointed Clerk, Petty Sessions tis ee ae er er Bs: Waso 
OGa DAUUULS UML ac cndesu ume eae yaeic anes 447 ; Ie Ge ACD ged ee IAOE Taos eS ea 5193 
Coonamble—Council of Municipality of, v. Ah Sue— (WY siifal Yet paged hdoeesqdoe conobenee seeds nvodeaHacdedocodsanuator 
Registrar’s notice in matter Of .........cccce 5281 Of appeal ay ee age cre Bie 
Coopers Board. (See ‘Industrial Disputes Act.’’) Br raldta mene De OA aes: ib ta Re es 4938 
Cope ure Louise—Resignation of, from Public Ser- a Of Petty Senne 
CO gga < epee ante ea eins cece notes ssn nie aise sh 1 é Established at— 
On aches rs W.—wNotice of sale of business of ........... 4605 Crete al an ae ies 4495 Narooma ...s.0e.. « 4495 _ 
Corowa— IGOR midge aio 52938 Woodburn ....... . 4623 
Land District. (See ‘‘Land District.’’) Rae ‘holdin at ape 
Water Supply Works. (See “Country Towns Water Alstonville...4..-- Serna aah Ao he eadre Sie, 3656, 
and Sewerage Acts.”’) A PLEWALLINA, vscarcc cdeseeads ook Sea Maher. cca ete eh 58 5067 
Costa ig peeaeed Acting Senior Boatman, &c., ie Liparp oa Mega gues), We NG eae 3762 
CNW ACE IS CY eggak Ont doduoceogoncoenosonbdsne dds sedne sees ange 36: SEH RE REY 
Coubal Bore Watér Trust. (See “Water and Drain- an, ae “hasedoreeh), Boman 3641, 3753, 3958 
0) 
age Act.’ 1 Places on and at which, shall be held to revise 
Coulton W.—In matter of alleged claim against the Supplemental Rolls ...........080...90. eee 5175, 5291 
Government by ence ete teense eres teense sesccsessenee eee 4381 Small Debts Courts— 
Country ye pbyping Dietiiees (See ‘‘Karly Closing Alteration, &c., of date of holding of, at— Bs jane 
Acts Rn SALE NSP PRN CIE. OS, 5 CAN 4 
Country Towns Water and Sewerage Acts— re a ab ad ER Sera ara ’ 4518 
Certificate of amount— Notice of holding of, at— 

Expended on— Burraga ......:. 5066  Richniond ........ 4394 
Sewerage Works for Town of Parramatta ........ 4632 Campbelltown eee Hockley | vis. eth « 5066 
Water Supply Works for Town of— yz CausinGepevees . i. ere 5316 Sunny Corner ..... 5067 

Gundagal 5... 5309 IMUDZEC: .S% siesta ce. 3972 3 ars : 

4 =e Camden ase: 5316 SO Dell aparece . 5066 
¢ at 2 

Katoomba .. 5062 Oraneeisedes . 3761, 3869 Kat b 2979 rane 4629 

Litheow \.. <7: S764.) | Singlétom «..2s.. 4385 ae. rN Aes aes eee eh geaee: 

ay Or Natoma ni by 4801 Wallerawang ..... 5067 

Corowa in respect of Water Supply Works for is 5816 Windsor 2651 
Metre Cee COTOW Meme A ete dat eas esos. 3758 Nyngan ....+.-- = SE Se RO Ge " 4938 
Casino in respect of Water Supply Works for DWSLOIME efarcitetet res 5066 Woodburn erry: ate 
TRG POLI MEISIO Wregs SR aki LR ices ce eamus envnns 3962 Penrith ......... 3656 
pa Sa of aoe of Water Supply Works Western Land Board—Meetings of, ‘iss aeons 1994, ety 
for Town of— 5 

{SOR COV STINE Me cca encde Ba sR RACE HER AC ARES Mee a2 Gein th, Ahh 4625 Cowabee Estate (Ltd. )—Voluntary winding-up of, and 

WE UP) 0) a Rap coe ISO a Oye nm A te I 4626 appointment of P. Morton as Liquidator 3940 

INIGRTEIN ached csc SA SANE an DBD REE OHEnC Gol EERE erie eee anes 4625 Cowra to Canowindra Railway. (See ‘‘Railways.’’) 

Notice respecting debts payable, &c., under, upon -| Coxon W. F. & Co. (Ltd. )—Winding- BUI Ohitereeskn se. 2 3940 . 
the revenues of Municipality of Moss Vale ... 4793 | Creber A. W. S. —Appointed Junior Clerk, Bureau of P 
Notification respecting rates which may be levied SPaLUstd ON eit cee ete ine aca acs d cose atateen tiem §434 
by Councils of Municipalities or Shires under. Cremorne Point Tramway. (See singin deve 
(See ‘‘Local Government Act.’’) Cronin G. F.—Appointed Bailiff, Small Debts Court, 
Proclamation fixing period of liquidation of amount PA TAND DE OPE U6. ter ists hectares ales asain wae. cv sls SRI 4394 
expended on Water Supply Works for Town Crown Ss anae rae for Lease or License. (See 
Oo “Tan 

MU ASIIEO sco GIES Swat, cern 3644 Grange)... Ararnyses « 787 | Crown Lands ay available for settlement, &c. (See 

Lithzoweute seo fo: 4787 Singletow-an ay)! ; 5180 ‘“‘Land.”’ pee 

Mudgée: si..6.25.. 4787 ss Crown Lands ae (See ‘‘Land’’; also ‘‘Resumption 

of Land?’ )— 
at erie el dial gta ies Supply as Crown Lands proclaimed under ...... 3824, 3825, 3920, 4061 

4 eat of 4593, 4856, 4857, 4858, 5028 - 

menses en Plea baer mee 4634 | Dedication of land under. (See “Land.”) 

Nowra 00 0UIIIIEIIIINIIIIIIE dea | Bxamination ‘of Candidates for license to survey 

Courts— under—Date and place of holding of ........... 
eee i NO. oe nee sgh e thes ht 3684. 
Alteration of date of holding of, at— NUDE sD NEN SU SEG SA) Goo Cogpongo es opuna soba gn ody 
Bathurst ..3.... “HOC Ticmiore..sN ss. 5056 ae tei cranes FEE Ergin PEE ETE ree ee 
5 9 1 =< 5 Sitdeisleis 6 Cidiele hissy clsle, se. 6 bnew cleleMieeceseeuws 
Ny FS ae I, ES A OE ae ue High 40 120.189, 134, and. 186 Carnonded). ate’. 4819 
ae n a Nas ee aiaonnes ARS eRe E 5185 No. 4c (amended, &e.) 4819 
J otice re) re) ing re) re OS hes 000 0 wo) © Oe 0 2 ore eee eee eee eee eee eee ee o © 
Haas 01 or 4639 pe ae on abate t: Me Re eins SA ete Fo ay 
Wenvien ..: 493 TMNT s-ces us, 4629 0. 145 (amended) 20... tet ees 22 
: Lioveans naka, corbacre keel) oor doaaasnoesenacatboene sacotode: pedeus 4819 
Dubbo .....+.... 4801 Wagga Wagga 4938 Persons authorised to prosecute tr espassers on 
D; ar hee aes 4938 Crown Lands under. ies gion and. a 

istrict Courts— Proposals under section 105 o (See ‘‘Lan evo- 

Miscellaneous notices of holding of ..... 3673, 3777, 3880 : oMEIOR of Dedication.’’) 

4015, 4288, 4412, 4526, 4655 Omar ecw cons UNCe reer terees cnet eee eer e 3894 

Not £ holdi f at 4808, 4953, 5073, 5207, 5338 Regulations wget Calicelled! smaetks. fsecmenecet cose aces 4819 
otice of holding of, at— a Resulations under— 

UIE ECE a ia aneeet ret ines eerste scoclas eove se ts 3656 Nos. 85, 126, 374, 378, and 403 (amended) .......... 4819 
yee 1a) 9 alec ase nae Shee asta crea oe 4518 No. 219 Gamendédys satesk Mitek, ee ees 5219 
8S grea RE DEPORTE. 0 EOE PEACE SPEEA ee 4518 | Crown Lands Acts Amendment Acts—Leases under. 
| Land Bowrds (Local)—Meetings of, convened ........ 3724 (See ‘‘Leases.”’ 
3822, 3918, 4060, 4339, 4449, 4589 | Crown prosecutors appointed at Circuit Courts, &e.... 5185 


4754, 4855, 5026, 5131, 5265, 5412 
Land Appeal Courts— 


ag ae of H. Davies as Standing Counsel brant 
pspncsenceare: eee 3688, iy a8, ‘ ee, oe 
4592, 4753, 5225 
Liquor (Amendment) Act — Special Courts consti- 
under. (See ‘Liquor, Amend- 


Licensing Courts (Publieans, &c.)—Schedule of 
Meetings of ........ 3672, 3778, 3881, 4015, 4545, 4691 
4807, 4978, 5083, 5208, 5341 


Se | 


Cudgebegong Gold-field. (See ‘‘Gold-fields.’’) 
ulcer eae ee alignment of streets, &c., Shire 


SM cotcede Lap imtect meat Mia feria ch Sa AN, 8912, 5124 
Cullen A. Appointed Chief Engineer, Pilot Steamer 


ED ei a ma a Bes Aa eae Oe: SES ANNES 3951 
Cullen E. By Se to act as Warden’s Clerk, &c., 
MOT ar avey RO: BOR See eee ne at ea a SN nee nee 5084 
Cullen M. F.—Retirement of, from Public Service .... 3954 
Cumming Captain F. — Appointed to act as Superin- 
tendent Cf Nawicattons GC xck kwtcorageuk- s+: 4928 
Cupitt S. T.—Appointed to act as Bailiff, Small Debts 
Courts Niyma c Gain ree niacin nee naros sete nant e. eet 48072 


Vili INDEX—(Jcuty re 
Page 
Curlewis — en ntry Shopping District constituted, 
Ceres tap enias secoraeak sie kan eran Casas Meena ere ee 3642 
Curley Mrs. a M.—Retirement of, from Public Ser- 
RUGS) eR ee RR at edn PATE Sete eae oe Aer aa ard oe 5287 
Currabilla—Proclaiming, &c., of, as 2 Village, &ec. ... 4859 
Cusick EK. P.—Appointed to act as O.P. S. &c,, Bin- 
PELE ose vaca olesisin cere  saera oaireise oa 4469, 4980, 5193 


° 


DAHWILLY, Village of. (See ‘‘Designs.’’) 
Dairies Supervision Act—Date when, shall come into 
operation in certain Parishes within County 


of “Downsend Jessa. se en Oo ee 3856 

Daniel 8. W.— 

Dismissal of, from Public Service eects eee 4367 
Removal of, from office of Bailiff, District Court, 
Grafton’... 2 iss oe 518 

Darling Downs. (See ‘Stock Act.’’) 

Darling Island Railway. (See ‘‘Railways.’’) 

Daunt C. F.—<Appointed Returning Officer under 
Water and Drainage and Artesian Wells 
(Amending Act trate eeeee eee nee eerie 3868, 5304 

Davies H.—Appointed Standing Counsel for the 
Crown before Land Appeal Court, &ce. ........ 4698 

Day-street, Sydney. (See ‘‘Sydney Corpor ation Acts. 44) 

Deane A. W.— Appointed Surveyor, Local Land 
Board! Office Armidalemeie see eee 470 

eon Bigele: (See ‘‘Land”’; ‘‘Public Works 
Act 

Deery Ellen Marie—Appointed Nurse, Government 
ANS ANMNATE) TKOPO RUA AIHIWREN, oopcabenencucn voce aoscosnncuec 5434 

Delohery C.—In matter of alleged claim against the 
Governmienth byt. ccc ere eee 3755 

Deniliquin Land District. (See ‘‘Land Districts.’’) 

Deniliquin and Moama Railway Co.— 

General Meeting of Raereke ey 0} tie emeredoceaeeescaduck 3941 
Subscribed capital Of pn ceuws dene teas tt Oni ensian eee nee eae: 3941 

Denman Park=— Ry-laws tormase. 8 eee ee 3895 

Dent W.—Appointed Lift Attendant, Department of 
Attorney-General and of Justice Were 5433 

Designs of Cities, Towns, or Villages, &c.— 

Alteration, or proposed alteration, of, at— 
IS UTE sara ee 3682, 4602 North Deniliquin . 3682 
Babyy llvaeeerdc see ae 4700 Oberon Pec wecact cee 8682 
RUT ctactpersieceerete 4022 Quiringdieeg.tece vate 4022 
Gundy... eee 4872 Tenterfield ....... 3683 
CU ZOMG meee eee 5221 AVA sopeon ac 5272 
NitGhellGeee ices 4765 AGEING 2oqnamaor 5350 
MuUrringoue eee 4350 WWATeDeM Eh SHicss wae 4700 
MEMEO WAY Sao doocs 4459 Wain SGDaretar es 38682, 5417 
Cancellation, or proposed cancellation, of, at— 
EWR Onn oo Sazciy ate atric caren Wedauae, RIC aaa enema a 4602 
Wiad eres cctsc, coencs onary seeeca ene eee ee 4952 
Mrratum? respecting: s...:80, aeeecsh ae mete ene one A767 
Despatch respecting— 
Retention of title of ‘Honourable’ by Sir G. B. 
SIMPSON £ icy sce decee teats eke eee ene eee nek Eee oe 8857 
Special Army Order relative to a pardon to deser- 
ters granted by His Majesty the King ......... 3757 

Deveau S. M .—Appointed Seaman, Pilot Stearuer, 
“Captain Cogk’e)=.) .aacsccue eee epee eae 4887 

Dey Dr. R.—Appointed Deputy Licensing Magistr ate, 
Bonrkegad ss. acct. pose leo Rae. Se ee es 4972 

Dibbs T. B.—Authorised to act as Consul for Sw tden 
BUASVONGY 2.35 scsclpaces pao Pee cee nee ee 5303 

Dickson 8. H. ---Appointed Returning Officer for Elec- 
toral District of Cootamundra .........ccccecceeese 4273 


District Courts. (See ‘‘Courts.’’) 
Dowd C, A.—Appointed “Acting C.P.S., Jindabyne .... 5155 
Drainage Promotion Act—General Meeting of Miller’s 


Swamp Drainage Union under ................... 38651 
Drummoyne—Proclamation declaring roadw ay within 
Municipality of, to be a public highway’ ...... 3856 


Dungog-— 
Land District. (See ‘‘Land Districts.’’) 
Licensing District. (See ‘Licensing Districts.’ 


Dann A. McC.—Appointed C.P.S., &c., Walgett .. 3145, 4470 


Dunn E.—Appointed Acting Ase eee Bugireas Mac- 
quarie Lighthouse 2... Sise. ae eee 4470 
Dunne Rey. J. P.—Appointed Roman Catholic Chap- 
lain to the Hospital for Consumptives, Water- 
Fadl ist scicssGistecs (phere Cae Re heal a ee 4382 
Dunwoodie J. J.— 
Appointed Engineer, Dredge Service ...................05 4618 
Services of, dispensed with under Public Service Act 3953 
Duranbar Sw amp Drainage Trust. (See ‘‘Water and 
Drainage Act.’’) 
Dwyn J —Appointed Acting C.P.S., Greta............... 4617 


SEPTEMBER) —1910. 


é Tage 
E 
HARLY Closing Acts— : 
Closing time tor shops under, at— 
Ourlewightdes sehusecceee reiacctte crest ante eenacen 3642 
(JuamibOne— /2os3 eae eee ote ee eee 4624 
Country Shopping Districts constituted under, at-- 
Garlewyis: EXeb ak eee Ree eee Ree eee tes 8C42 
Quam bone jissssase cca eee ee oe ee A624 
Poll to be taken for Closing time for Shops, Dis- 
trict of— 
FAivhgOwW ee teciaie. stele 4793 Riverstene. (Ce... te 5306 
FRICNIMOM Beesspait ste. 5306 VIN CSOTE siatcrartnmienas 5307 
Kast Kempsey—Regulations for Methodist and Presby- 
terian Burial) Ground s;-seenecn-tre-aee eens 3893 
Eastern Division, (See ‘‘Land Districts.’’) 
Kden—Provisions of Pastures Protection Act applied 
to Wea uction of Woxes, District of 2....-ce8 4499 
Kdmunds IT’, P.—Appointed Clerk, Stores Supply De- 
Partmentics..c.c2 sce ees ee eee ee Tne eae 3853 
Edwards O. A.—Appointed Police Magistrate, &c., 
Tamworthyynce.. & seceseee cece oo cee ee ee eee 4470 


Keles J. D. D. W. (See ‘‘Moran.’’) 
Egar L. C.—Appointed Clerk to Mining Wardens, 
GEG, “asa is seed a ae the eas Beek gee sao ae 5284, 5434 


Kear T. —Appointed Acting C.P.S., Silverton eee: 4077 
Elizabeth-street to Epsom-road, Waterloo—Notice of 
Dedication of land extending from, to the 
public as a road for public traffic ............... 769 
E[lliott-street to Weston-road ''ramway. (See ‘“Tram- 
ways.) 
Kpsom-road, Waterloo. (See ‘‘Elizabeth-street.’’) 
Kquity notice in matter of — 
Farmers and Settlers’ Co-operative Society (Ltd.) re Ss 
Gibbs, ‘Smith; ‘and’ 'Col(Litd:) 2s o) nee eee 774 
Pneumatic Harness (GEES) de panies inet scope ieeat 3851, 4466 
Scott Fell W. eee Cov {Utd) Reiwaceseha te ise neriae Ontaeame 8851 
Stoltz and Cogs (itd...) eee cece earn ee sees eee 4883 
Brrata see eae 3680, 8688, 3786, 3793, 38€8, 388°8, 3939 
3962, 3971, 4020, 4097, 4974, 4319, 4353 


4550, 4553, 4603, 476 7, 4824" 4876, 4930 


4991 5038, 5087, 5295 5274, 5353, 5429 
Kivans W. G. Resignation of, from Public Service .... 4470 
Hwing R.—Services of, dispensed with under Public 
Services, Act. recs. cammscassmetoncccee sesh aceeereaeee 3953 
Examination of—- 
Candidates desirous of obtaining the Certificate of 
Qualification to apply for position of Inspec- 
tor of Stock—Date and place of holding of... 5309 
Candidates for License to survey under Crown Lands 
Acts—Date and place of holding of ............ 891 
Candidates for admission to Sydney Training Col- 
lege for Teachers—Dates and places of hold- 
RT OL. hes doh etek cee iabaee Senda teaaanton a asee ter eee 4516 
Examinations— 
Public Service. (See ‘‘Public Service Act.’’) 
Under Local Government Act. (See ‘‘Local Govern- 
ment Act.” 
Explosives (Merchants’)—Returns of, in Magazines at 
Sydney and Newcastle ................. 3778, 4413, 4979 
Explosives Act 
Explosives defined, &e., under ..0-0240..-00000 eee 3962 
Inspectors appointed under .......... 3649, 3756, 3867, 4792 


4928,°5185, 5304 


'ixplosives Department. (See ‘Public Service Act.’’) 


F 


FACTORIES and Shops Act—Appointment of C. J. 
Alderdice as the person on whom written notice 
shall be served for purposes of registration of 


LACLOPIES! UNACE maces, sus. camseseeecaeeate cece eee eens 4508 
Farmers and Settlers’ Co-operative Society (Ltd.)— - 
Hquity Notice IM mMAtteriOn wancesceseeacserccee settee Diol 
Farrar J. S.—Services of, dispensed with under Public 
SOEVIGE (AC. tras) Mecec ns pes ce diene vet sua teneneta senator 3953 
Farriers’ (Metropolitan District) Board. (See “ In- 
dustrial Disputes Act.’’) 
Feakes Violet Alice—Resignation of, from Public Ser- 
VCO es aia oatrea aude ouew ea one secu acigdeae eee ese semen 5049 
Feather W.—Appointed Acting Superintendent, Govern- 
Mentelrinting -Omice ks. werca.cueasseeucentecoreseeees 3853 
‘Fees under Local Government Act. (See “ Local Go- 
vernment Act.’’) 
Ferris J.—Appointed Member and Acting Chairman of 
Local hands Board, Uranaeerascotd ccs. meter 4888 
Fincham W. J. M.—Appointed Deputy Licensing Magis- : 
trate, Gundagal, “QC... ...cearevascessconss cebys cease wus 
Finn T. J. v. T. F. Mullampy—Registrar’s notice in 
NACE. Ofacccesccah cedars ceacnweereeesiee tiene sant merece 3851 
Fisher F. D.—Appointed to act as C.P.S., &¢., Gunning etd 
431 


INDEX—(Jety to Sepremper)—1910. 


. Page 
Fisheries Act— 
Hfonorary Inspectors of Fisheries for New South 
Wales appointed under ............. aaiae ec eae 4273 


Inspectors and Assistant Inspectors of Fisheries for 
New South Wales appointed under ......... 8756, 4680 

Oyster Culture Leases under. (See “ Oyster Culture 
Leases.” ) 

Rescission of proclamation declaring portions of 
yoodwooed, Hsk, and Nihil Islands, Clarence 


River, to be Public Oyster Reserves ..;.......... 4373 
Waters closed against fishing generally under provi- 
SIODS COL tose cnsceistiednine cies ediavabasesetecceseteaecdesedossety 00% 
Fishing-nets—Notices respecting. (See “ Fisheries 
Act.’’) 


Fitzgerald C. (See ‘“‘ Woods.’’) 


Fitzhardinge His Honor G. H.—Appointed to act as 

JUAZETOR SUPEEM Gy OOULG +. crass cescsseswers ace, 4190 
Fitzhardinge M. H.—Appointed Senior Relieving Police 

IMS SISGR aT CirSc Cae ttis seas vsneueties cance cciese rset O04) D200 
Flashman Dr. J. F.—Appointed Director of Patho- 

legical Laboratory, Lunacy Department ...... 4077 
Fletcher J. W.—Appointed Licensing Magistrate, &c., 

Wiyalon ey & Guimeatiscic sanemetcnmieemncnncancasta adele 3649, 4928 
Flemington to Belmore, and W ardell- road to Glebe 

Island and Darling Island Railway. (See 

* Railways.’ ) 
Flinders-street Tramway. 


Florida Bore Waiter Trust. 
age Act.’’) 

Foley J. H.—Resignation of, as Returning Officer for 
Electoral) District, otaBelibulatetis.ccecascesruses | OOD) 

Forbes Co-operative Dairying Co. (Ltd.)—wNoetice of 
AISSOMEION ANG WANGINS Up sOlesc..asescsetsesrerene 6 L000 

Forbes Land District. (See ‘“ Land Districts.’’) 

Forestry Acts— 

Areas exempted 


(See “ Tramways.” ) 
(See “ Water and Drain- 


and withdrawn from operation of 


sleeper cutting under ..... MEE CRE serobisiena sla prasrcie panes 4069 
Authorised Depots for measurement, &ec., of timber 
: HRUXG Wei Racor eR oot naatiaGnoaee P eMin tee haber no gene B aceadonae api SEY 
Green timber open to operation under timber licenses 

MCR UNGER ved ccs Reet emmetie nea Neen sdoterseeee LUO AOS: 
Meeting of Local Lard Board with reference to pro- 

posed granting of an exclusive right to G. A 

BalPuNd Cre provisions Of: soccce toes sees cs scce sews sincies 36388 


Officers authorised to issue licenses under ...... 8738, 3939 


4353, 4876, 5274 


Removal of firewoced from Crown Lands under ...... 4462 

Revocation of reserves under. (See ‘“‘ Land.”) 

Reserves from sale under. (See “ Land.’’) 

PEC LLLON SHOU Chica: tiaccecicceecescesisteael vereccseeenesseseete, 4004 
Forestry, Department of. (See “ Public Service Act.’’) 
Forms. (See “Crown Lands Acts”; “ Closer Settle- 

ment Promotion Act.’’) 

Fort Macquarie and Beulah-street, North Sydacy— 
Notice to shipping respecting punt moored 
DWELWECIE uc ccpree tcaaee anes ic iNinnai cee acer eooeeaed wien 4008 

Foxes. (See “ Pastures Protection <Act.’’) 

Francis R. G.—Appointed Deputy Licensing Magis- 
EO COONAM Dl Gmetntenterditechecacusnocectmarcee seasenn OUOO) 

Fraser J. J—Appointed Junior Clerk, Registrar- 
General’s Department ............... eos Serta naiesniate 5433 

Fraser R. A.—Services of, dispensed with under Publie 

; ServilCee A Chi cas. sieck oc cneeseceeestintewsdecancnsn@anceann  tOOM 

Friendly Societies Act—Cancellation of registry of cer- 
tain soeieties under <........ spSpoubbaqsdesoasion jecoose 40,16 

Frost E. F—Appointed Engineer Surveyor, Macleay 
PUL VOT Prec Glen ecce Cera se es ckneeie mtn esaass ers | BOAO, o 146 

Fuller C. J. C.—Appointed to act as C.P.S8., &¢., Goul- 

ES RE MM tect atalvie sietaven a ilclaision cides s cease eons tretaees va calyicd oes 54294 

Funded Stock. (See “ New South Wales Funded 
Stock.’’) 

Furniture Trades Board. (See ‘“ Industrial Disputes 
Act.) 

G 

GARDEN F.—Appointed Returning Officer for Elec- 
toral District of Belubula .....c...ccsccseocesestse. 3649 

Gates A.—Appointed Deputy Licensing Magistrate, : 
MME a ee eee vib cance usar ta atcsneetierace teers’  LIOL 

Gavel J. T.—Appointed Returning Officer for Electoral 
District of Tie LACHIAN: . 25.2. cecseass sce scercvereens “OLGD 

Geddes W. B.—Appointed to act as C.P.S., &¢., Nyngan oe 


Gibbs, Smith, & Co. 
Oia oaetste ces PRs Ad aretha css tisveler enters cokers ostniscs wate reac eirctnie'e 

Gilgooma Bore W ater Trust. (See “ Water and Drain- 
age Act.’”’) 

Gladstone Racecourse and Recreation Reserve—Meet- 
INO TOE UMSUCOS OF, osc sceisiesiesc Danaidenleteen aes ae neds « 

Gladstone Swamp Drainage Trust. (See My W: iter and 
Drainage Act.’’) 

Glebe Island Railway. (See 

Glebe, The—Alignment, &c., 


(Ltd.) —Equity notices in matter 


“ Railways.’’) 
of Streets, Municipality of 
Glen W. M.—Notice of intended application by, to 
ireens as a Conveyancer 
Gloucester Gold-field. (See “ Gold-fields.”) 
Gold-fields— 

Revocation of reserves from conditional sale, &¢., 


within— 

BOSaTieta rains star nme oe VTS TT ees nent 
Boorookand Lunatie 43814 ODA 2 ela staicredscett« 

2 5088 Sandon .. 43138, 4548, 
Canowindra ... 4513, 4816 IDUITOn) sae eae COU. 
Cudgebegong ...... 4314 Mine@hay gems 2409 0; 
Gloucester .... 4318, 5346 ANOVA oWNE. cat bdo 
Ironbark and Ti-tree 3890 UpPere Eom Gen ess. 
ATOGOMare ries cits cee Oe): Wellington .... 3890, 


Variance of proclamation constituting Yerranderie... 


Gold and Mineral Dredging Act. (See “ Mineral 
Leases.”’) 
Gold and Mineral Leases. (See ‘‘ Mineral Leases”; 


“Mining Notices’; “ Mining Acts.”) 
Golledge K. A.—Appointed Government Medical Officer, 
&e., Yerranderie 
Gooch ©. A.—Appointed Bailiff, Wi: wden’s 
inedman 
Goodchild Rey. 8. O. Appointed to act as Church of 
Hngland Chaplain at Government Asylums for 
the Infirm, Parramatta 
Gocdradigbee-—Alignment, &¢., of Streets, Shire of...... 
Goulburn—Notice vesting certain lands in Church of 


© ure B: ar- 


England Property Trust for Diocese of ........ j 
Government Printing Office. (See ‘Public Servic 
Act 44 oN 
Government Railways and Tramways (Traffic Wages 
Staff) Foards (See “Industrial Disputes 
Act. %) ' 


Government Railways and Tramways (Tramways No. 
2) Board. (See ‘“ Industrial Disputes Act.’’) 
Governinent Railways and Tramways (Quarry) Board. 
(See “ Industrial Disputes Act.’’) 
Government Savings Bank—Notices respecting instruc- 
tions from Commissioners to Crown Land 
Agents to sell certain property . 
Grahamstown—Regulations for Recreation Ground eye 
ae A.—Appointed to act as Registrar of Small Debts 
Court, &c., Wyndham 
Great Britain Tin-mining Co. 


(Ltd. ) —Balance- sheet of 


Great Extended Main Ridge Deep Lead Gold-mining 
Co. (No-Liability )—Application to register, as 


a NO-LiaDiulity, COMPANY! ..c-s0 0c creceesesivenies Bae 
Green 8. EF. S.—Appointed Draftsman, Local Land 
Board Office, Armidale ........ spopasoags cucddabapc0 : 
Greer W. W.—Appointed Government Medical Officer, 
SECMURGVOLIEY seaiccesiticites« slaves te es onteicorele Bieta lelecints since o74 


Griffin G. &. C.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Petty ‘Ses- 
sions Office, Cootamundra ..... 
Griffiths W. S—Resignation of, from Publie Service ... 


Groves G.—Appointed Acting C.P.S., Gladstone 


Guest H. H.—Appointed Clerk, Local Land Board 
Office, Orange ..... Teac Saranac ee bath 

Gulgeug, Village of. (See ‘“ Designs.’’) 

Gun Flat—Regulations for Church of England, Roman 
Catholic, Presbyterian, Methodist, and Unsec- 
tarian Burigk Grounds! ssccteis cesses cee. 

Gundagai Water Supply Works. (See ‘ Country 
Water and Sewerage Acts.’’) 


Peewee ere nese eseeseee 
eee eeenee 


sewer ewesceee 


sewer teen enee 


Towns 


Gundy— ; 
Designs, &¢., of Village of. (See “ Designs.’’) 
Site for Suburban Lands at .......... 

Gunn S. B.—Appointed to act as C.P.S 


Seed m ewe wencnne eee oeee 


., &¢., Lismore 


Gunnedah Land District. (See “ Land Districts.’’) 
Gunning G. A.—Appointed Assistant District Registrar 
of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Katoomba 


Siding Bore Water Trust. 
Drainage <Act.’’) 
Guyra, Village of. (See “ Designs.” ) 


Gurley (See “ Water and 


ATTA, 


5429 9) 


4049 
5025 


5041 


4985 
4420 
5OS8 
4986 
5088 
4314 
4986 
4313 
5212 


4792 
4479 
4928 
381) 


5422 


4698 


x INDEX—(Jouty To Sepremper)—1910, 
Page Page 
H Holidays ee I 
Proclaimed—continued. > ion 
: : Tourn “......5. 4497 PAateVSON ......00. 2 
HABITUAL Criminals Act—Places of confinement roan paca ritts 4497, 4783 Sane Bi WO ks 2643 
proclaimed under .........0.cesseeeeeseeee teen etree: : Betis at * aus ee 
Halbert. Elsie Maude Annette—Resignation of, from ope oaee el Suid oe cake rds Bache poten el ee 
MITC SO LV IGE . cease cas eee eee eee ace ase 5) Shp ne Ne 2 ia at... £150 
Hall A. EH, A.—Appointed Examining ayo Cermanvon .... 4497, e283 Portland ... nesenes 4786 
Registrar-General’s Department ................:. 4617 Greenridge ....... 5292 Peak Hill 8754, 3856, 4373 
Hamilton H. M Appointed to act as District Court Hume ........ 3957, 4788 PontO .....+.-eees 4783 
UMBRO Cas ess Bice vidd- ce gargs aces etrne ets 3648, 4791 Hillston.. 38648, 3754, 5051 CANUUU OVS HY Cee ove 38754, 4373 
Hancock eae “ Appointed Bailiff, Warden’s Court, ER TeE OWE ce mete cate. 5178 COUIBONTY et se eure 8754 
a Rovers Wie ete enpiaeosrestadcree ww odenae tia soon s cAM os OmOSaus 888 Hartley: tans ores ¢) 4923 Riléy’s Will. 2 ns. 5292 
Hardiman J. J.— Retirement of, from Public Service 4470 Hawkesbury ...... 4786 TEV] so eae ee 4786 
Hardwicke Settlement Purchase Area. (See ‘‘Land.’’) HaZzeigrove cna. « 4786 Rylstone «....... : 578 
Hargrave-street, Sydney. (See ‘“‘Sydney Corporation eeaone reece eens aes Peg sees 46238, re 
Acts.’ ei DD versitetwee fete 9/166! o 2 LY. Vere seller vee as 
Harrington & Co, (Ltd.)—General Meeting of Mem- ELEY We eipietce cee wreniiee 5178 SUED OR ae eas owcacskeirs 4783 
Ors, OF poker ees ae Reese oe, ee ee 355 Inverell ...... 4497, 5178 Sow alts 2 22% Stes 4786 
Harris F. 7. M.—Appointed Surveyor, Local Land Trish Corner ...... A786 Shooter's Hill..... 4786 
Board Ofticet Gratton wus: aaewem cnr cere ~4470 [rvintetone ees ee 5292 Swatchfield ....... 4786 
Hartigan M. 'T.—Appointed Registrar, Wollonghar Jenolan Caves .... 4786 South Woodburn .. 5292 
ixperiment, Mann ccc.cstkeecnae. sesame aes 470 Jautiker oon eee 4786 The Olarence ..... 8754 
Hawkesbury Fruit Preserving and Export Go, (Ltd.) Jerilderie 3754,3856,4786 Turon ............ 4373 
—Voluntary w eee a and appointinent Junee 3957. 4267. 5051 Trangie 8754 
of Wi.F. Mappra as Liquidator =.2.40... vee 5 eneye 1 a heen ROeD 16 ee ro" 
Hawkesbury Prospecting Syndicate (Ltd.)—Special Heyer ia baer caste ee ee Ba 
General Meeting OF Aicackae tenets te ene 605 Kahibah .......... 5292 ALIA: 4923 
Hawkins H. &. -—Appointed Deputy Licensing Magis- Lockhart. .38856, 4623, 5178 Terrabella ........ 4783 
GEM, e,, Maitland, 0. src. we eee 4927, 5059 Lyndhurst ........ eh seca Quarries .. pies 
Hays RISO GS Nese oe laters Ree 050 emora |“). Aaeee 32 
Common—Rules and Regulations of ..............06. 4878 Micketymulga .... 4783 Tarana ........... 4786 
Land Board District. (See ‘‘Land Board Districts.’’) Mandowa ..... 5178, 5292 TTURCIG «crac 4267, 4623 
Hayward A. J.—Appointed Assistant District Regis- MEUE WLS Se ee 4786 
trar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Tar- 4923, 5292 Tomki . 1.6... sees 9292 
11S Ee SOA ope OREO REL LGR Thon Te, CPPS A) 5433 Millthorpe ........ 4786 Tatham .......... 5292 
Head H. i —Appointed Acting C.P.S., &c., Sunny Mudgee an rteen = 5178 Uimarra | ye auton BTA 
CORTE 008 ie Be Se ee er a eee 4887, 5084 Morpetiiigesn + ier jee 1 TSG Ta Aa ee ese 4923, 5178 
Healey F. A.—Appointed Clerk to Mining Wardens, MOGaID Naira. eer 4783 Upper Hunter..... 4923 
ECR aa on Ae OO nc Tee a oe ee 5284, 5434 MOlOne mas. A786 Windora hues 4783 
Helm c. B.—Appointed Police Magistrate, &c., — ne MAIC EU cc eae eee 5051 Wrichtvilley acme 4786 
u gee eee ber eeeeeeser ees pistalslelolelniessjeacieros psvahe alsiehateisiehelsitieceseneta t Manilla ae 5178, 5292 W iseman’s Creek ae 4786 
Henty— Proposed alignment of streets, Village of . 3912 Manildra ......... 4786 Wagga Wagga. .4783, 5292 
Herrick H.—Appointed Deputy Licensing AMaeinttates DAO SIM ne ood toon 3957 Wallerawang ..... ATS6 
INEY ANS a poo c same Seat ack aaa en Rae ec ae 5059 Meadow Flat ....: 4786 Wale eta cane 4372, 4497 
Hill End and A updos: Common—Rules and Regu- atoras * 4856 Warialda ..... 4 3957 
ES ULONIS LOL, waenrtaven ee eceeRe men aye Byker silttooe 4355 Marevate Visca ha 4783 WEchoe oo Miwioares 5292 
AE SO era ite Ri AMER i vt aca Cue ey Sa p20)" = Wardtal -. )eaecre 5292 
Hogan D.-—Appointed Returning Officer for Elec- sae Woodburn ey Mee Wongarhou ee a fae 4783 
toral District. of Middle Harbour ..........5....: 5060 ee peeks ss ieee te rk gO ee eae: edt 
Benue anys Narandera ........ 8957 iloughby .....+. 895 
ee p INOTW ay: 1. Bane hes 4786 West Maitland .... 4@23 
Cancelled ab Murwallumbalt ie .assosc0: ee re ene eee 4930) North Sydney ..... ©9057 Wardell, 45 eae 5292 
Arthurville ....... 4783 Cowra .. 4497, 4623, 1923 ' Newcastle ........ 5292 Wentworth ....... tke 
MUIOWES | dec. > 5051. Condobolin ....... 3856 Northumberland .. 5292 Werris Creek ..... 37154 
Ardléthan ........ D202 Crook well 11.) eee AG23 INDIGO NNNU Me AG cowie 4623 BOWE Ss. haere 4257 
Albiiry ........ 3957, 4623 Garedar 2. eS AQT! Oberon ei at. 4373, 4786 Yetholre+ 2a 4786 
Mhereromipie . eyes: 4373 Cathden sy 5178 OTaNges 2a5. sea as es 4786 Yerranderie Gees. 5051 
Adelong .......... 4923 COME rie atte eee 4786 | Hollman EH. A.—Services of, dispensed with under 
Brokew Hal fe2, $25 5292 Cooma: Jiri Mee ye Publit Service: Athy io. co) cen ences eee 5435 
Burrowa certoet we 5051 Culeairn.. 4623, 4783, 478 Homestead Leases. (Sée ‘‘Leases.’’) 
J SME pcan ot 3997 Canowindra .. a dee) 4093 Homestéad Selection Areas. (See ‘“‘Land.’’) 
Bertini: . heehee se 92 5 4785 5 . 
acceien Hes: UE Nish se ee, Ate Hoole A. S.—Appointed Acting C.P.S., Marsden, 
LINC AN iiersivete tells iehs tena OLf CORAKI Ga ae ee 292 &e. 8745, 4720 
Pon vale ko beameo we 5178 Oven oa). pase ey =). RRC cnet te dt cacemis ever nen earn ( 
UNGAR Breer oD 5178 Ourlewis) rin ens 3754 | Hornsby— 
Bogan Gate. ... 4267, 4623 CORNY: ere ca. 4783 Notice of holding of Court of Appeal against assess- 
Barmedman ...... 4371 OeSsnOchy meen ane 4623 ments for PR PHAN properties situated 4938 
a pART. Sa, ae See - +. 8957, 4623, pe Regulations for Recreation Reserve .....00ccccsses., 3683 
CL. = 0 legs! 0 levisue feu SPOUL SSCP Sone tele) wi jobarieletaets re 
Bungawalbyn ..... 5292 Curnimnock “sas 2 aun. 3 i796 | Horses and Cattle— 
Broadwater ./.... 5292 Dri tGreelern tee {7 83 ogss (Ges “Bout toepote + io “cR re me 
Poor hry O79 Ps ~ x > a wards 
ee cee sus aris piu poe ae anal 5 ee Brands ‘ 
Sashes ne 4786 eran he cas eaeF tte Ade ere of Owners of, changed 4902? tei ry 5337 
ta yMey 2. i ae SIS Dubbo Yes 4497, 517 AMICOLIOR sore, mote eee cee tore eee ok 68, 5335 
suckendoon oo ee Dungarubba ...... 5292 Krrors, and Corrections, made in 400 5, 4543, 497 1, 5337 
oat see SUNS iene oan oe fy tid eee 3754 Quarterly List of Horse and Cattle Brands. : 3989; 4527 
Slacktowit .ofeou.. 385 ater hd ers 5178 4955, 5323 
Bodangora Gira reise Mehele 4783 Hugowra. 43 x71, 4783, BOd1 Hotels and Restaur ant Km 
2 g a imployees (Newcastle) Board. 
Bethuneraaeesecere 4923 EMSUA1e See eee 4786 See ‘‘Industrial Disputes Act.’’ 
Canbeleso! ei ae seee A786 HOTEn eae Ageia 4786 | WW i is Nstes eee 
Baonabarant FS ae Nei ea. lowley I. J.—Appointed an Appointed Member of 
ybarabran ... 4786 HSSimeton = seen as A786 55 
Coonamble 4786, 5051, 5178 East MARE Lig Licensing Court, Wentworth o).:..s08 eon 3755 
Gurrabubula sae... OTDA Hama vile oo. dee. 4267 Hugear ee 5 Sige Government ele 799 
COED a: on ke ee 2057 Hast Watdell 62.6 5299 icer, &¢ ATTORLANES IN AAS NL Pe 
4373, 4783, 5292 ‘Férest Vale ....... 4783 | Hullick C. cate C. en Mee Inspector of Weights 
CASIRY ob od. 5999 ROCHE |. oe 8 4267 an easures ENTMNGIOtRe costar ul eee 289 
Coclamon 3987, 4497, 5178 4373, 4497, 4623 | Humphris F. B.—Appointed Cadet Draftsman, De- : 
Geofamrundra. ...:. 4783 Gulgvong sare ees 5178 Partwent OF PObWC Works 2.6.00... c..00s ee 54384 
4923, 5051 Gollansville ... 4783 | Hunter J. H.—Services of, dispensed with 
Se sand reat ke = under 
Cudal~.ianges 4497, 4923 CrnmMeaan sy eyes 4373 Public Service Act ......... ssSTeenie bolt calle teem oan 953 


INDEX—(JuLy ro Sxpremper)—1910. 


Page 
Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Board— 
By-laws (Sewerage and Water Financial) made 
CN ee oer Pesca a tak Malet <i <ckuie ett RAN 4509, 4510 
Election of O. G. Steel and J. W. Birkenhead as 
BETES: LOI rise uth hn | see acdc ocean rele el wcedyieh 3655 
INGtice TO Tay ServiG® DPLDES. ..ccs. cc veneesntel i <wereee 4392, 5066 
Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Act— 
Proclamation transferring certain works to control 
weiha ox aan xc UNCC K2Y IRS A RR Oe Ra era 4626, 5056 
Provisions of, applied to works completed for New- 
DEBT COW OTIe, Pete See co a sae. ears ie Oe nile 5056 
_ Report cf completion of Newcastle Sewerage ...... 5063 
Hynes Sarah—Appointed Teacher of Botany in Pub- 
RRC CHOOSE IRA. HIRE eee 5156 
I 
IMPOUNDING Act— 
Municipal appointments under. (See ‘‘Municipal.’’) 
Pounds established, &¢., undér. (See ‘“Pounds.’’) 
Improvement Leases. (See ‘‘Ticases.”’) 
Improvement Leases Cancellation Ae¢t—Renewal of 
3 Preferential Occupation Licenses for 1911 held 
TOT) MAMAN Noel v ccaace co alotuste th oheob as Laedsa dantee 5378 


‘Increments to Salaries of Public Servants. (See 


““Publie Service Act.’’) 


Industrial Disputes Act— 
Amendment of Schedule Oné of .....0......c6..cc cee ee eee 4630 
Appointment, &c., of — 


Chairman of— 


Trolley Draymen (Grooms, &c.) Board ........... 3648 
Piseterers’ Board. . 2.0: eidees os si TRAPS Rory tock pea 3960 
Butchering (Wholesale) Board ........0.0.cc000.0000. 4369 
Billposters (Cumberland) Board ...............6..4. 4381 
Shop Assistants (Metropolitan Drapers, &c.) 

VOR) act MAR ens wnat diene RR tiene an ale Con eer nice 4381 
Shipping (Port Jackson Steam Lighters and 

Pen teere ey EC) POUT st. ns eenceree fc aa 4506 
Iron Trades (Moulders’) Board .....0.....60..0..6... 4506 
Staters’ (Cumberland) Board ...........cc00ecceees 4506 
Baking (Metropolitan Machine Bakers) Board 4506 
Baking (Metropolitan Hand Bakers) Board ..... 4507 
Shop Assistants (Tobacconists) Board ............. 4791 
Jéwellers (Metropolitan) Board ...2..:..06.0.0.006. 4791 
Shipping (Steam Colliers) Board .................... 4927 
Ironworkers (Metropolitan Tinsmiths and Sheet 

MOA WOTRers) Board .seviyi 2. ks biel ceases cence 5184 


Members of — 
Newcastle Collieries (Newcastle and Maitland 


Workers hot Miners) Boatd: .. .c.cces.sc0csc.cce000s 3648 
Trolley Draymen (Grooms, &c.) Board ........... 3648 
Printing (Process Engravers) Board ............... 3755 
Pgs ay Hos Ae fe ca gla al a 3960 
Wicker Workers (Cumberland and Northumber- 

|e 2 GS Sg ie ae ON a oy cite ee PE 4272 
Butchering (Wholesale) Board ..-.................... 4369 
Billposters (Cumberland) Board ..................... 4381 
Shop Assistants (Metropolitan Drapers, &c.) 

OAC Arle Chee ©, Oana ina alt oa dhol en res. Lu oy 4381 
Shipping (Port Jackson Steam Lighters. and 

LawMencss vane) Board uses einai See: 4506 
Iron Trades (Moulders), Board .................00000 4506 
placers, (Cumberland): Board |... 2c. ...ss<-esenccessen 4506 


Baking (Metropolitan Machine Bakers) Board 4506 
Baking (Metropolitan Hand Bakers) Board .... 4507 


Stonecutters (Stonemasons) Board .................. 4629 
Plumbers and Gasfitters (Cumberland) Board... 4629 
Shop Assistants (Tobacconists) Board ...,.......:. 4791 
Sawmill Kmployees (Rous and Richmond) 
PSO AL perder acoso nett cenembonissie canara sor aace A791 
Jewellers (Metropolitan) Board .................... 4791 
Shipping (Steam Colliers) Board .........:.......... A927 
Crear Pr ale BOAres fete ieiet ences aces feds as tach 4927 
Storemen and Packers (Public Bonded and "ree 
UOrES) Board: te tecs sate sa tresdic aes tyes ven Moedg oo «5 5184 
Tronworkers (Metropolitan Tinsmiths and Sheet 
Metal. Wotkers) Bo@ta@ cit: ci0. cheatin. 5184 


“Awards under of — 


Industtial Court varying Award of— 


Farriers (Metropolitan District) Board............ 3975 

Plumbers and Gasfitters (Cumberland) Board... 3977 
- Unskilled Labourers (Building) Board ............ 4515 
PICUREGAEPATIORS -ESOBT CL: a. 0. c5.e0 0s ce0secdecssecue ces sieses 5314 
Bremer, MIORT Cg. caine vets n dpiphc cssgac ots LdesW'ep sess ve oe 5313 
Painting Trades (Newcastle) Board ................... Bal? 
[PASUEV COOKS ue DS OANOT kn s:madacecet aionan een tine stern cece ve 4277 
ienaniire CLT Ades FOU: sos ck nec ater csisttads theca feces AQ77 
Printing (Compositors and Operators) Board ... 4977 
Southern Collieries (Miners, &¢.) Board ............ 4385 
COOMCIMAIING (TeORd) BOSE si vicraciie. atv hei ieven. 42R 
Sawmill Employees (Countty) Board>................. 4390 
Shop’ Assistants (Pharmaceutical) Board .....,...... 4391 
MECOONOPEETE BOOT 6 inc 2 ines oie ine leet eceseed ibveesc dense 4391 
ROT PORT Martgt crea leoty sth os-csetestxanasesess aveees 4514 


x1 
Page 
industrial Disputes Act—continued. 
Awards under, of—continued. 
Metropolitan Water and Sewerage (General 
é WW ORMCES) DOR TOS ci. hee tay «oa cine Ae tea WSS 4 3587, 5192 
Baking (Newcastle Bakers) Board .............. 3654, 5064 
larriers’ (Metropolitan District) Board ............. 3973 
Butchering (Retail) Board ....................0s000 3974, 397. 
Unskilled Labourers (Water and Sewerage Board 

EET PCCOL ET LRTOSECL Sicchedars agente sho pdd pine ta aen 4514 
MISICTUTIG DOATC) ct. cctie re ier cs cote odie lode etaae 4515 
Coke Works eek 5p 13.435: 1 Ge ROCCE APA Sor NCne AEE 4630 
Government Railways and Tramways (Tramways 

PORE ORT hy tities ote dec etee re clits caldes coe dt es 4637 
Hotels and Restaurant Employees (Newcastle) 

1B CT ar cecboGbh etc anh SALSBREOOSE RE OAEROA: Rae non aD aaMee tami 4796 
trated NV AUT Ss SORT C. cocci. tore cS tsatae ences ses. 4797 
Wood and Coal, Labourers Board: 3.2... .00diecsssse sc 4798 
Storemen and Packers (Drug Warehouses) Board 4935 
Government Railways and Tramways (Quarry) 

SO aCe cena eee ee eer earn atten ae oars 5064 
Stonecutters (Stonemasons) Board .................... 5064 
Tilelayers (Cumberland and Northumberland) 

ESOAN Cl. Settee Saas. Rew ieids Weck eee) De oy in of. 5311 

iSpecciteap pom ued Wh Cetin. cn astiasceess sateen A779 
Order of Industrial Court varying Award of— 
Tron Trades (lronworkers Assistants) Board ...... 3765 
Government Railways and Tramways. (Traffic 
' Were OU TE) MOAT Ce tues dec testcncsaae estuaries es 4391 
RGGUTatONS UMMC eT apis. codecs coe aae eek see nutes telco e. 3653 
Inferior Crown Lands Leases. (See ‘‘Leases.’’) 
Insolvent Estates—Sequestrated, and Dividends de- 
clared in. (See ‘‘Bankrupt Estates.’’) 
International Harvester Co. of America v. T. B. 
Smith—Registrar’s notice in matter of ...... 4884 
Intestate Hstates—Accounts filed in, and notices to 
persons having claims in Estates to prove 
same— 
Anderson Catherine 4611 Lutherborrow W... 4358 
ATLOlO aes ae nice se 5042 Brawl ershls eis. as S277 
Andronicus Ei ..:. 5277 NTC Gr AMPs wes eee 4465 
ATC aArSOMMSY tess 5277 McEwen Je 0... 4612 
Arblaster Annie May 5278. MODIS NA aes chee eee 4611 
STOW teherematraitenetene 3944 MOTHS? We eeeeac.. 4611 
Brown Ge He a. se 4681 Madden A. os i ¢e55 | GEE 
Bair AC aa ravcs ecco 4771 MalColnt wis ets 2. AT 72 
Byrne Amelia .;... 4772 Minogue @ easel: A773 
ISTRAG VAG es charters one's 5042 Meagher W. BK. ... 5042 
Bins Yen 52a saeae. 5042 MIOASING Asan s 3 5276 
STE NMI Rta eolerg oa 5149 DME RSS Arse os 5277 
BROOKS Re deoatre ees 5276 WEATISS ak A Sdseds das ee 5427 
Bilamey sense wee OA Maher Bn 2e05.02224 5427 
Bushby Rebecca .. 5425 INODD SSA misma. cares 4773 
Baileys We HS 2.5: 5427 INODIGMARRET A nae oe 5042 
ISVoK OM WRG b castaoc 5427 Naylor Margaret .. 5042 
(Cox RE Baa ctas 3739 OL Connoxrkleaeeon 5042 
Giaelmyoamn de soecco% 8848 (Maavonnieleey WIS 6 cameo 5276 
ConmnolevEs wsynncces 4611 QO GSersy esac 5277 
(OR ucinyealgl a) SRS Ben torn 4612 PRICE AAS Bae ates 38739 
Corbecu dbs A tee. 4772 inline Tinie 2 vets 3741 
GarlSone Jin crecerem nr 4773 1 EXevig tiga) Soe epson a tact 3945 
Cassidy. Gs Rs. 352: 5042 1 ke yig ch igi & Ram ton we ewe scar 4611 
Carroll Emma .... 5043 Peterson W. A..... 4771 
Corcoran Bridget.. 5150 Pnipps: Co 483. 928 5276 
GOrbeuy jay shat ase 5427 Peirce: Wea Us...c8. Se 5276 
Clarke: Oy faeces. So S227 Perryman Blizabeth 5277 
Douglas H. A. .«.. 4611 Plohnke W. F...... 5426 
IBRNESE 0 oole a On 4611 Roy “W. «fess. eee. 46TP 
WAN As ess eee 4773 Rightmore G....-.. 4612 
RAISE G ey Oana uie ude 4611 RAssool Gs “einer. « 4612 
Erastiimai Ae syst 4612 HUE: Wie, ee Pree oie 4612 
Foxall Mary Jane 3944 Richards i see6s. . 4612 
Krohm William <7...  £6iiu Robinson Annie 
Idee blah IP a sane 4611 IOLA Meee tee hoes 5149 
Meee Gh Kopeoea 5042 TUOSS! Cort cenees tartans oes 5278 
Ga OTeP lis ears ees si 3739 1S MOS Ee Nes CBS 
Gribbeny Waray ce ee 4612 Slav IM We, enesisres 3740 
Gil) DSe kart anton: 5041 Saves de (Oe Sooooas 8944 
Gordon, G. Bia ts2 5 5042 LUI Gre waa eae eyes 3946 
GL Casta he elke 427 Pova sy Sled Bais hen imme oh 4359 
Hutehines J. M. .. 3944 £Stamway W.S. -... 4612 
Bad den Ge Oceanus 359 SavillenRa. see a. ae 5041 
Iladden Margaret: ; SHesolem Aw ikoesee) | O1D0 
IWESIRY: © Biteraue Sucve oe [359 SOLCHCl eas tet 5278 
Harrison Rachel .. 4464 Thorburn 8. J. M... 38944 
Halioram Wis .c.a.. 47702 hormipsom of. Ga... A407: 
Pier leys Pe eure cei 5042 ATCINOT: olen ed aeeenet ¢ 4612 
Hill Elizabeth .... 5048 clever NW is eos ne DS 10 
Watrison W..Cac... 5426 SOIT, NWWidhs Wee cl eahes 5427 
Harrison J: BH. .o.. 5496 Bra Viswh dk aocied Huo? 
PSRAC Fe ois dogs, AGLL VGEra ly ie aes unan' aet 
INGOMY wee iereisters ae. ak NUYS Dk Rae 3738 


xii INDEX—(Juty To SepremB:ir)—1910, 


age | Page 
Intestate Estates—Accounts filed in, &e.—continued. Land (See also “Crown Lands Acts”; “Leases”; “Min- 
IW SOM whch. Se Too Webster G........ 5042 ing Notices’; “Resumption of Land” )— 
Wilson Phoebe VV aiterd eer 3c sine 5042 Additional Holdings— ; ; 
Anastasia....... 3848 AWG POT MS Bearoond 5276 | Og its) 2M Remar emer mer ehen nan arpmadss wnadodadeasore 3987, 4876, 5274 
Wilson 'S. or H.... 4072 Wa Terry Coc craiatereus 5270 Revocation of tracts or areas set apart.for ... 3729, 4063 
WViISMOpe “Tess «cask 4465 Wilkinson A..<.... 5426 4862, 5142, 5271 
WYiICOT AR te es etceierahs 4611 WOM Edie. oyetere ADT After-auction Purchases— 
mee Conbead Boo... 4612 Wan AGa a arn ateeatelacece 5427 ADDFOVEU wcvssscenssaloeeeee 3705, 3803, 4034, 4037, 4829, 4564 
Inverell Land District. (See ‘‘Land Districts.’’ 4716, 4836, 5010, 5112, 5283, 5371 
Tronbark and Ti-tree Gold-fields. (See ‘‘Gold-fields.’’) Ei a1 eM eR ee BS PC ASL oe Pe ee sate fe 4553 
Iron Trades (Ironworkers Assistants) Board. (See Applications to purchase land. ..............+++ 4589, 5016, 5131 
“Industrial Disputes Act.’’) Centennial Park Lands—Notification respecting ...... 3892 


Tron Trades (Moulders) Board. (See ‘Industrial Dis- 


701) 4299 BOO. 5S 59/ 
fla Moulgs 4700, 4822, 5090, 5218, 5348 


Conditional Purchases. (See “Conditional Pur- 


Ironworkers (Metropolitan Tinsmiths and Sheet Metal chases.”’) 
say Board. (See “Industrial Disputes Courts of Appeal—Notice of holding of. (See 
: “Courts.” ) 


Commonage—Withdrawal from, at— _ - 
Adelong.. 3837, 4594, 5416 Upper Meroo.2.... 3837 


i Bowling Alley Point 3926 Ope WO ie Bees BR cae . 5416 
4760 W inde yerdgen cnrtar 4347 
JACKSON C.—Appointed Junior Attendant, Public _North Gundagai te 4594 YOUNZ . + sees ennse BAI6 
Library }.tsss.cnetstgee eee eee ete ae 6134) 5 On aude 
James A. B.—Appointed Clerk, Office of the Inspector- Booroorban ,....... 4632 Lockhart ......... ai94 
General of POliGG tetia.ossueassecetaedaneinereasacee 4617 BOW!A esses cesses 4794" Woolbrook ....+... (04 
James G.—Appointed Warden for State of New South Eien ee 4930 
Wiles. issitchcrcssh manent eee 3746 | Crown lands set apart for closer settlement ...... 4064, 5144 
James W. E.—Appointed Inspector of. Schools ...........+ 5156 Crown lands not available for settlement until sur- 
Jennings Deep Lead Tingha ‘Tin-mining Co. (No- vey effected and further notification ...... 4603, 4876 
Liability) — 5039, 5146, 5420 
Notice td créeditorssof «ije.vivste ee ae eee. si4s | Town lands proclaimed. (See “Crown Lands Act.”) 
VONMLALY Winding ip, ee. OF caq.saeee eesen. sere 5148 Closer Settlement (Amendment) Act—Notices under. 
Jennings Tin-mining Co. (No-Liability)—Application (See “Closer Settlement, Amendment, Act.”) 
to register, as a No-Liability Company ......... 5423 Church and School Lands. (See “Church and School 
Jerrett C. E. (See “ Wallace.”) pela) 
Jewellers (Metropolitan) Board. (See “ Industrial Dedication of land for— BS 
Disputes Act.) PUD MUL DOSES Se eriele. aateieireisleleete aia susie si varies felts 4340, 4769 
Johnson O. (See “ Rivers.’’) PG) Wig wary: sees ems tele seicen eel meetin 4512, 4634 
Johnston V. H. A.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Depart- OBC SY ee ates ; ; 
ment of Attorney-General and of Justice ...... 4779 Determination of Travelling Stock and Camping Re- 
Johnstone G. J.—Appointed Clerk, Petty Sessions Office, j rele Ane craves Block hese 
Broken Hil te eee eee 4617 C Hae ne ‘) 
Johnstone Rey. A. W.—Appcinted Church of Bngland Homestead Selection Area— 
Chaplain to Gaol, Tamworth .............. ee 5303 Crown lands set apart for ... 3729, 3730, 3781, 8831, 3833 
THA GW HA ppdiited deputy aucune ade aes 3824, 3835, 3837, 3838, 3839, 3840, 3924, 3925 
Nymices tne eee Coenen ee 5059 3931, 8932, 3933, 3934, 3935, 4064, 4065, 4066 — 
Jury (Amendment) Act—Radius of Jurors’ District 4348, 4349, 4453, 4455, 4456, 4457, 4458, 4600 
for Certain towns. under. c..-.e ect eme ere 4930 4601, 4758, 4763, 4764, 4868, 4869, 4871, 5036 
Justicés (Fees) Act, 1904—Regulations under ............ 4286 ae aa Sree 5144, 5268, 5269, 5271, 5272 
Justices of the Peace appointed for Norfolk Island ...... 3867 Pe ee rae 
= a Worfeited Scone ee ee eee 3911, 5121 
Meeting of Local Land Board respecting applica- 
LIONS 9 QC TOM cadena ane acters ener 3793, 4027, 4554 
Medification OF DOUIMCALIONL Of Wie. smcsmascstie+etsiemetes 4601 
ie Reversaloot forferturevOtien..csnsce servers ms 3912, 4048, 4338 


Revocation of tracts or areas set apart for ... 3729, 3920 


KABLY W. L.—Appointed Returning Officer for Blec- 4063, 4458, 4760, 4862 


toral District of Bathurst 5060 - p : sa woe 

cere mia Set ue ea et Notification of mining reserves. See “Mining Act 

Katoomba Water Supply Works. (See “Country $ 1906.”) = ( i a ‘ 
Towns Water and Sewerage Acts.”) ee : 

; aE pus Fenians Nene ee : Population Areas—Revocation of part of, at— 

Keelty T.—Appointed Assistant District Registrar of yee : ; : : fe 4450 
Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Dapto ......... 5OAT ne een an © MN Lee 5413 

SPs ne . a . . = CLLILL EL commer ere rece eset e reer eee eerste sees sees sss eeeeeESss Esse eseee 

Kelk W. S.—Retirement of, from Public Service ......... 5156 Narrandera 4341 

Kell , M. A-—Disn iSSs a I > Op mee “47-7 c rae Se CL mew c ewe e eee rere ee eee ere ee ees ee eesesHse EH HH EeeeeEese us oe _ 

J smissal of, from Public Service ......... 515% Propesed surrender and exchange of land ...... 3688, 3793 


Kempsey Land District. (See “‘ Land Districts.) 


= A : 898, 4027, 4428, 4553, 4554 
Kenny J. H.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Bureau of S808 ee 


4702, 4824, 4994, 4995, 5095 


Statistics. vic. SURG es ee ae eae eee aaa ee 5434 cae ent era va 27 : 
Kibblewhite G. I*.—Appointed Experimentalist, Graf- Persops permitted (0 Dunchase lands oe 710 sey ae 
WOOD Dp-gaYerabantevans t MNAWN caonayobooodenoudonsTaAsoabscaonnas 4470 . Hntey xe Tah Sleeve 50. 5142 
King J. L.—Appointed to act as Visiting Justice to ES Sal gu somllecaiee ee hee ne) Dae 
Kvorle le pe eee es ag gue eae as 5047, 5433 Application for, by G. Fotheringham ............:..0 5126 
ceeee vel wurst? ghia ire aage ee Person permitted to purchase—Ann Victoria 
GO LTS hi Hacices stato ees ce cesainaeeleciace se eames ease Oi hale 
‘Reclamation and Purchase—Person permitted to pur- 
if chase—Ji. Wie Mic Onslowister. «ct acnstiines.seemieeners 3710 
Reserves from— : ’ Re 
AflEr-AUCTION TENG lesa sande acess ene eews soe 4603, 4766, 50388 
LABOUR and Indusiry, Department of. (See “Public After-auction sale ......... 3842, 3939, 4068, 4352, 4460, 4603 


4874, 5088, 5145, 5273, 5420 
After-auction tender as improvement lease ... 4460, 5420 
Alienation for Mining, &c. (See ‘Mining Acts.’’) 


Service Act.’’) 
Lady Gladys Gold and Copper Mining Co. (Ltd.)— 
Application to register, under Mining Partner- 


SHIPSPACE pron sdenie ve ceaeete eae ursan staan hee eee eee 5422 Conditional sale within Gold-fields. (See “Gold- 
Laidlaw J. W. M.—Appointed to act as G.P.S., &e, fields.” ) 
Braidwood... scancunnccaseecnconeaes Geer ee 4469, 4980, 5066 Lease. (See “Leases.’’) 
Lamb T. W.—Appointed Deputy Licensing Magistrate, TST CONT Ss soins vnc cuamaeesaaioe sesiameaceerstetlstite watts sad salstrae 4068, 4603 
Germanton ...... sealste eg ccste bene sabes ia en eee 4791 Occupation under Miners’ Rights or Business 
Lamerton C. A.—Appointed Bailiff, Small Debts Court, suiCensesmena reece 3784, 3890, 4020, 4314, 4816, 5216 
(if cny KE AHURA Gorecoouotdppcontodednoc 8652, 8872, 4310, 4518 Occupation under Miners’ Rights or Business 
Lance C. C.—Appointed Deputy President of Sydney Licenses, cancelled, revoked, &C. ........... 3674, 3675 
Harbour Lrist) .-cnwctentas hice pee 3649 4016, 4415, 4691 


INDEX—(JoLy to Sei temBer)—1910.. 


: 


Land—continued. 
Reserves from—continued. 
Sale generally ..... 


979H 


See ree eee n eens 


T6T, 4874, 5088, 5145, 
Settlement Purchase other ae settlement pur- 
chase by the holders of preferent right to 
ELPODON Sicprcisraiots sine cv v sits ere tte Reis eessic hte 


ee eee ee er 


Reserves— 
HIT SNELG A ew torarns state Pe elds ta aeey Me auenieenry aetene, MOUOO, Q00, 
Hor LOWMAN P Settlement ites .c.2..csscatecibede teblaladecas 
Meeting of Local Land Board respecting -applica 


included in leases, &e. ...... 37938, 3892, 
4589, 4754, 4856, 5265, 


tious for, 


Reserves from sale for— 
Addition to racecourse.. 
Addition to school of arts 
INCCESSELO EA CCCOULSO! cess. sseeseesecumats 
Access to bridge............ 
Addition to show ground... 


eee ee ee iy 
POO e meee eee eee eee ese eresereee 


ry 


ry 


4875, 


iy 


Ce 


SA COOSST ay iecissje Rios saieaatasesewriaceas OWS 19 ALOU) 40 ed, 40 Coe 
Addition to hospital site .............06 pideneclamanen Rhee 
Camping .:.... 3732, 3733, 3842, 3936, 3937, 3938, 4067, 


4351, 4352, 4459, 4460, 4461, 4602, 4603, 


4766, 4873, 4875, 5087, 5145, 5146, 5273, 
Council Chambers site.......... Bosiieisisine sos dusew ge tele enews 
Common (temporary) for use of residents at— 
TE COIN. oe arrerineistwine aisle aie stiys SS HOCOBER COCO EDP: TN Aall es 
GLIA am erator iopiorar aire eis siete dalosteais(e o's v atsane Sea cease’ ehis het 
Cemetery ..... ei tenaaessetoeredasccmebiaiscioscisiacs cia Tore OO 


EXTANT OY ee cera cats tala snieis cee aciele's a Geenie cm Dacihe ase h sunene ena at 6 
HX STOMLOL Ci MamOOl a, .c.cmenmemngetterten etepics teedeian ze 
Experimental farm ..... 
Gravel@esue ss ..- 4608, 5037, 
GONE A COMICTERY:« aaslene «sages c0sterieuists sieielets Weta 4766, 4875, 
INT ee SOM GED Olan esdecsttr iscsi ss DOS) OOD a 4067, 

4875, 5087, 5145, 


Other than annual lease ...... 


Ce rr 


Other than residential lease ..... BedocSr crt arbors <h8tuK 
Other than auction sale only ......... 3939, “4353, 4608, 
Other schiam special leases .tecsss wsldeen ua GO41, 400, 
Other than improvement lease ........... Tae sipsecaibteiarnibro a 
Other than auction or after-auction sale...... seNGaoee 


Other than scrub lease ... “2 B93 29, 
Other than prickly-pear lease .....,......... 3732, 4068, 
Obtaining sand .......... Reeetic sts setts 
Other than special lease by tender .... 
POUCEMULVOSCSt er arecs.seseeeemes scores Olan, +160; D21a, 
Public buildings.. 
Public recreation . 


SOR meme ewww ee eeesceeeenee 


Peewee ween eeseceeeee 


eee ee er ey 


ae f hasho BGs}. 
4068, 4351, 4352, 4459, 4460, 4602, 
; 4766, 4873, 4874, 5036, 5038, 5278, 
PEESEEVAMULON OL MAUVE LOLA ia. acheves ctor teSereheceececees® 
Public School Purposes ..........200.c000se0c0. 4459, 4875, 
ZU DIT CRNA Trica tess vtes ancae secede vswsscres te tiecescnesnnee cto) 
URGE 1G wersreaacuiiies onesies sosione iets ties eiceneas 
Pending consideration of Exchange o.........ccceccceees 
TUNG. SEB UE! Veiopageponoe ogeetoScbac councen HoeehooaenponoseaL wees 
ETESeuV a LLONE OL. LAME cs aaanaskes smenssee caesanacees oe cesiew ste 
MAMAN ULM ts] TEs Aietsinsieolote epsse stelSoaleien rciceces sees Vieaiine te costs aaion ees 
LCE COLES EM ctenerisies sisaeisen nue qeestesels oa ese tna Seaman sieeeeese sees 
LM OSTSATLS Ox ceisicis sio.s,e nisieie sis bie's,e'ssin.s s oiole sto sete 3937, 4602, 4875, 
Rubbish depot ............s6.s000. S942, 3937, 4602, 4875, 
Refuge in time of flood .............ceeeece 
BSN MECUIR SAO Cotarctarats o ercicieisiatete a's ale fe oratdiaiolew%e sjein:ayaiclareG loin Stele Sibselee'sio'0/o%e Rascenes 
BUI OT gat ase aciesieaie Selon sisiedee via sice veie Sula) OSLO), FOOD, 44025 
EEPAVGUING SLOGCK cisversseetleccsos OGG, OO42, O9O0;, 090 1, 
4067, 4068, 4351, 4852, 4459, 4460, 
4765, 4766, 4873, 4875, 5145, 5146, 
Pravelling StOCK TOULEC ..2....00es. Ret eco ure nO OUS 
Trigonometrical purposes............... do42, 389387, 5037, 
Water supply ............... 3732, 3842, 3937, 3938, 43851, 
4766, 4873, 5037, 5038, 5418, 
WWD AE ASE) os siece oss abietsiafedasiereres ToL OOS 
NV VUNG The C1 TOs, ine Anse siesisenes ee aer + vsiecteieldieeroare aawnsena nas sce 
Resumption of Land. (See “Resumption of Land”; 
“Railways”; “Roads.” ) 
Revocation (proposed) of dedication of land re- 
sumed for certain pUIpOses ... 3686, 38787, 3788, 
3790, 4023, 4818, 
cation of notific ation of tracts or areas not 
available for settlement a survey effected 
and further notification ... 3728, 3825, 3930, 4062, 
; J 4509, 4755, 4867 7, 5139, 
Reyocation of dedication of land resumed for certain 
PULPOSeS ............... 4061, 4341, 4594, 4859, 4860, 
5028, 5029, 5030, 5031, 5 
Revocation of reserves from sale, Lease e &Crtavenescases 


teow eneeee 


Coe weet weeeeoeeeee 


seen 


eee eee eee ee 


Reyo 


4347, 4354, 4454, 4461, 4598, 4761, 4762, 4866, 
4876, 5034, 5035, 5141, 5142, 5147, 5270, 5271, 


3835, 3836, 3843, 3928, 3929, 4062, 4063, 4064, 


Page 


et 3841, 3939, 4352, 4460 


5420 


4873 


5274 
5146 


4539 


5412 


3732 
3733 
3937 ‘ 
4460 
5418 
5038 
54158 
4068 
A735 
5419 
3842 


4873 
3938 
4351 
5037 
5418 
4766 3 


ors 
Ole 


S116 
5145 
4602 
5418 
ie 


= 
4353 


4874 
4874 
4068 
4353 
A767 
5145 
4765 
3841 
5274 
50387 
4067 
4603 
5419 
5273 
5418 
4602 
4765 
A874 
SPAT 
4351 
5273 
4874 
5418 
5038 
4875 
o2TS 
5146 
3938 
4602 
5419 
4872 
5419 
4461 
5419 
4352 
5038 


3789 
4422 


4453 
5271 


4861 
5266 
3728 
4346 
4867 
5415 


Land—continued. 
Revocation of reserves from conditional sale, &e. 
(See “Mining Act’; “Gold-fields.” ) 
Sale of leases of Crown Lands. (See “Leases.’’) 
Sales of Land ...... 3718, 38814, 4729, 4745, 5015, 5016, 
Sales of Land— 


ATEN TOL Wickes s AB ap SOCCER ISPOCCHIEES een 4047, 
TEIBTRU TEL) rere s victoitaime ate enea tenors Nasa tussles naedbogubaiecn ateoay 
OSTMONECUM ceevec cess otro cece Rulthieceee cea 3898, 4027, 
Reversal of annalling OL een et aes acco seas 4858, 
Withdrawal of ........ serceislavetetere Ndedsactewiee ss 3724, 5131, 

After Auction-—— 
GAA UNGHOEA SOLE Teanscoceraar Uonken 3 ateete Sones se sid oesias’s ease 
Reversal of annulling of ......... ee 4334, 50138, 
Reserves from ............... 3842, 39389, 4068, 4352, 
4603, 487 oe D213; 


Settlement Purchase Areas— 
Lands set apart for closer settlement annual leases 
within Mungery 
Meeting of Local Land Board respecting all undis- 
posed of applications for farms within Larras 


eee 


TGA ROMER ccces sets icbysceetbociast Gaaiatda tee see als sisebefeiate Seine.» 
Notification setting apart— ig 
Farms within— 
MAR TPASEAIAK GS sac oe ece citiclsseseseeecrnsls «1 PAOLO nea TLD 
NOTE LOS A Mase nstalsiase esac heccec avee's cieitscceeiss set ca 
GAIN COSMOAGE. ccs ce saan p'csfaseniecstesaners ekencee olares “4068, 4762, 
Preliminary notification in respect of— 
Hardwicke ....... Bee ealor mio Mee neaie saa bee see's ee 
Tuppal RIE 4 sls Nate Satesveole sera crate a craes d'elele nisin s leis accRel a sloccies ance 
RIEVERSAIO TORTEIGUTE) OL) cesmecce se cecccclnseet =< et eaten e 
Revocation of notification setting apart lands as 
Tenders for lease of portion of Walla Walla ...... 


SCrub—=W hat, GEClALE -ASs cove. cepwenststewoceese gasses 4000} 
Scrub Lands— 


DSCC TIO Olsens nee ceeacets omen csevecesies rae Set aces 4550 
PEL ATA season MN TERTES ae eae SMA Hehe TAB AE Moule he tees saeceaeenick 


Special Areas. (See “Special Areas.” ) 


Suburban Lands—Site for, at— 


Bingara A764 IMFO ae Ce siete. scoktrec 


sie) el toue ls) a, 0, 


(Ghsenehe | eRe Ble easy AERA OBEN Gigs Galo 
IGNORES eta EeArA oa) VINA SO TEE ats avec. coyote 
Town Lands—Site for, at— 


4601 AVAL VEOULI. sie cseaerere 


VVibtl CSO Teta enesvereh © 


Baier. 
Bingara ........ 4764 
Mitchell AT65 
Trespassers on Crown Lands—Persons authorised to 
prosecute ....... 
Village Lands— 
Hxtension to, at Burren Junction.. 
Site for, at Mundowy .......... same sjatahe stems Rotary fais 
Withdrawal from license for— 
GATMP UNS cet eass ne Guiness cues arccaen recess salesoen uatwases. va tO 


© Of eceie) 
we \etie- le: (6) ano 
te eeeeee 


Cee e tHe Hee meme eee eeereeeesereesere 


Beer ee eeeeee 


COMET: Foie sss s skeie onte dene stele clues Sie ale etaiahaltoniee ne COs 
Eradication of prickly- pear Meuse taclseoneciesceeweaes 4066, 
Public recreation ..............+ AOAC E BESO ACIDOOTEME GUC Toa ee 
EVO ACL Wil Vi Mee erealecinesoaee + Usenet neaco dis Seauineice eteacamiees Sas 
PPP AVELLI TSR S COCKE Orci ccniectemieciass : digaseasitenlzeey E4005 


Land:Appeal Courts. (See “Courts. my 


Land Districts— 
Alteration of boundaries of— 
Armidale 


auaaree ths ce Dae ee Ross La shacaeeees cats Somme ee ENe ee Soe 
Corowa Bere ee rebates elitite Nice mtaN lata eietoiataaniele iN oreeeters AN AR as 
TE) OTT VOUT S pas ste ototera erate stalstare'e's aa aoa Sah deste awads ler iiciore siets.0rs 
INEMPSEYares-seseaes: RHE tithe Gcont Aan eee A Seetecacaeniste 
W aleltaece tite saccess ates Rei oaeaer PA cenas Nera so awe ete e roe keels 6 
FIV TACAMS sarees enegscess Ina ere asdraia eros weerlelat vis Se diarate te seks Aree cee 3 
Proclamation declaring certain portions of land 


within Land District of— . 
Bathurst and Carcoar to be wholly within Land 
District of Bathurst ..... 


Dungog and Singleton to be wholly within Land 
DDT LTO fe S171 Ol CLO M Rr celaterelais oislsrosaresten ties sistas ssloe sinie's 
Forbes and Condobolin to be wholly within Land 
DIST CLM OlR DOLDES) acnnccnaciimaees once sete te tenia, 
Narrabri, &¢., to be within Land District of Gun- 
nedah, &e. Re ae cia t oattaision bers eibisioks aus eles sae sleisqanisiaians tee 
Parkes and Condobolin to be ‘Wholly within Land 
District of Parkesy<...... sane nivastews coat stasities ates 


Warialda and Inverell and Central and Eastern 
Divisions to be wholly within Land District 
of Warialda and Central Division ............. ae 

Warren and Nyngan to be wholly within Land Dis- 
LICE OL NYT SAT seen eeeeeree 


Land Boards (Local)— 
Chairmen and Acting Chairmen of, appointed, re- 
SLSMIOG SE [AsGon sdeidvaictiacdctaaas cies: wecceeees. 4493, 4888, 
Meetings of convened. (See “Courts.” ) ; 
Members of, appointed, resigned, &e. 4493, 4549, 4817, 
5089, 5217, 5284, 
Notice to persons to appear before ......... 4554, 4995, 


Tee eee eee eee eee ey 


sugdaetinenounnbashncaasns 4450, 


KOR 


525 


ROR 


ny asa4 
ore 
Jodo 


43519 
5121 


5353 


4715 


On 


525a 


4460 
5420 


4834 
5108 
5144 


5367 

5237 
3718 
4762 
5247 
4700 


, 4700 


5353 


5418 


5272 


D41T 


oala 


DAL 


4888 
5347 
5096 


xiv INDEX—(JuLY To SEPTEMBER)—1910. 


Page Page 
Land Board Districts— Leases—continued. 

Alteration of boundaries of— Reserves from lease for—continued. 

Lae seein cca cehcone taba ae eons Ue cas sacaube va s euuwiens eniment 5266 General ecemMeteryes acs. teosk easeceee ease ereae 4766, 4875, 5145 
IW AV OS, Rites ay cians oer oaietctie lee tatiiuciesiapi aie slo eietessire 5266 Night-soil depot ... 3937, 4067, SOs 4875, 5037, 5145, 5418 
Land and Income Tax Assessment Act— Other than special WORSER cos cues edie cuesieeee pater 4353, 4874 
Further notification respecting additions to Assess- Other than prickly-pear lease ............ , 4068, 5145 
ment Books under ......... 3869, 3870, 4635, 5188, 5189 Other. than special lease by. temder ........c00..0..0c00. 3841 
Registrars of Courts of Review appointed under 3745, 4469 Other than, improvement LEASe. .....see..veececeeeewenas 4068 
4470, 4617, 4780, 5155, 5434 Other than anmuplilease..scaccecusccsceneeneeteee Sia2, S202 

Lands, Department of. (See “Public Service Act.” ) Other than residential Lease, ....c.c.ccsemeceoeesssnecens 4353 
Lang W. H.—Appointed Deputy Licensing Magistrate, Other than special lease for grazing purposes only 5145 
GOLOWAL Gascus a tossheceneoesmnseosnber cen aeeee nee ens 4791 Othey HhaD SCvuUb; TEASE: jocks. ceeessce.saecccesns cab 39389, 4767 

Larras Lake Settlement Purchase Area. (See “Land.’) Préservation Of Rative MOra: ...csisciometenecsvscieesser sss 5273 
Lasker S.—Appointed Acting Inspector of Schools and Public SCHOO] PULPOSES ........ cesses eeeeee ees 4459, 4875, 5418 
Assistant Examiner in Modern Languages, I ublic recreation vaste een eeenes 3738, 4067, 4851, 4852, 4459 
Department of Public Instruction ................ 4078 : 4602, 4766, 5038, 5273, 5419 
Latham Dr. O.—Appointed Pathologist, Lunacy De- Public DAES... cncisscsweaccntoncstiuaccer see Ss abl lalate!eialars <ic'a 4602, 5273 
10 }21 811 8818) 8 Reaper ir emapeUSubetincsoorac acadacosabgdasesensedsc 4077 Police RUPROGEE nccehsssspssepeascapes Sesneepace 3133, 4766, 5273 
Lawson D. Appointed Acting Assistant Engineer Sur- Public hall stenseeeeeesesccceseceseccessece ser ereesswseeese 4459, 4602 
yeyor, Department of Navigation .......:.scss000 4077 Public buildings vee eeeeeenaeeeeesaaeeeeesenes Sonresesevesennoes £087 
Lawson-square Park—Ordinance respecting gymnasium Pending: consideration Of EXCDANGE ..........ccccccecees 4874 
BE ea rr ee eee eee 5302 Refuge in time Of M000 .........ssesssusseseresesnenes 4875 

Leah J.—Appointed Deputy Licensing Magistrate, Rifle range Stents eee seeerseceeseceseseesenes 39387, 4602, 4875, 5418 
GODET. <:.sisssisynence Oe eee ete ee eee 5059 RUDDISE GEDOE op resorszcertnee-persce-sp 3937, 4602, 4875, 5038 

Leases. (See also “Land” . “Tenders” : “Mining Storage fea)p\ eis evejeie 901s) eia,s{a)0/0]s\eloie.oyslejersieie siele/s(«{s\0)a\« oieie elefelalale bisieiaeteleisial sate 5273 
Notices.” ) Travelling stock ......... 3738, 3842, 3°38, 4352, 4602, 5419 

nia lenses - Water SUP DUG a pcccenascnenen 3849, 3988, 4766, 50388, 5418, 5419 
Additional condition attached to ......... 4550, 4987, 5353 W harfage mie eelererelejeraioieleralciareletevetaleleieieistaraieleiureietetarsterstetelsarsiaiaieteteiatate 3733, 4352 
Applications for, approved ye eee seers 4044, 4841, 5374 Wharf site Poe e ccc en eee eeeeeacee rer eseesesseeseenseenvensesersocs 5038 
eanccked: iss en eee 3708, 4576, 4728, 5248, 53876 Reserves from lease generally ......... 3842, 3939, 4068, 4353 
Cancellation of notification relating to granting of 4422 : 4460, 4603, 4767, 4874, 5038, 0149, 6420 

4450, 5218 Reserve from license and lease for— 

Snoredse of rentals of)... ee eee 5011, 5248 Common (GEDUP OLE YS: aise cate «ouch clea seteenece see eee ATGT 
Lapsing Of applicabions £08 ...cccs-..ce;sceccceseesscene 4332 Camping Sac tee eesceaeseeaseveceaersseeeseonecens 4 068, 4352, 4767 
Meeting of Local Land Board respecting applica: Night-soil depot noaCOCab aDannonennooon ” GOO Sado oUdo oD aO tae 3° 3 
TOUS. WE. TOP i ae eee 4498, 5858 Public POCECAGON Hc. ccc news sen és alee pmoosiepecane 4068, 4874, 5036 
Resinestion “of ee ee ee 3708, 3813, 4046 POLICE PLGDOSCS A sicvic.ccs sot vamee arenes seuacces teens EO ae Re ABest 5274 
Bierenilen OF ice es oe hea ee ee ea 3708 RACCCOULEO s :ua sav sees. coos sinescs tee samtestearn aeneh net selene 4S74 
Tenders for. (See “Tenders.”) Era VOLS SHOCK s25.cci.css vss vetemcenomereceeer 4068, 4352, 4767 
Tracings, &c., of, on view at respective Land Board Water SUP Liye snicwewess cas viswissclerste neces slaie we deneicce settee tea 3842 
OMCESEiascsecsesisesesec tes shenodsieesseucecte rents ee 4428, 53858 Revocation of reserves from sale, lease, &c. 3728, 8835, 3836 
Withdrawal of land from, for certain purposes 3841 3843, 3928, 3929, 4062, 4063, 4064, 4346, 4347 
4067, 4350, 4458, 4872, 5144 4454, 4461, 4598, 4761, 4762, 4866, 4867, 4876 

Closer Settlement Annu: ase P ‘t apart 5034, 5035, 5141, 5142, 5147, 5270, 5271, 5415 

es See He EA TORE RII Ms NATE oth 3 0 Me 37381 Scrub Leases— 

Conditional Leases. (See “Conditional Leases.” ) Addition, of vacant Crown land? £0: ..5. ces cnresse eens 5118 

Conditional Purchase Leases. (See ‘Conditional POGBQEA) ceGasis cou ccwsmoue sone selins eee aaceaanecenaneeer ee Ee ate hod 5358 

Purchase Leases.” ) TORLCMIITG OIF os soainncinaceguutinciess seer hariaar eee mere 4332, 5025 

Gold-mining Leases. (See “Mineral Leases.” ) GPANLEG. case cp mesos ccceeeeeertiaee 8812, 4574, 4575, 4722, 5249 

Homestead Leases—Re-determination of rents of .... 4327 Meeting of Local Land Board respecting applica- 

Improvement Leases— tions ; [TN HME SASH ER ie me BOR GUC AG saan eaGetianse sageesee 4428, 4995 
Appraisement of Bente’ OF 1: oc.¢5:0hss ods tes seesseessuemics 4331 Reversal of forfeiture Of s..r-resesescoresanrnsesssnssesesses 5118 
Addition of vacant Grown JanGds! £0 ....cccccccscscccccce 54038 SS ITEC AGO Oss is cidevesorcels cecmeuseic eae mien ioicisteorene cits ac noe 39812 
Auichion sale. OF a). h--cane 3810, 4436, 4720, 4838, 5115 Tenders for. (See “Tenders.” ) 

Aves BG0G8 LO ce fod. sero ende roe eereenedatince aie ee 4858 Tracings, &c., of, on view at respective Land Board 
Absolute reversal of forfeiture of PE RR on Lact Sih 5878 Offices €10:8:618.0,0\0[610/010 610 \05/p 018, ©\0/8 © 01010 nie toiain ee OE plelsiaieiaisisisleleints 4428, 4995 
HIEDAGE. sic atbineves sa oeababe re hecseteln cote meaenemtccmene rs 3898, 4824 Withdrawal of land from, for certain purposes ... 4755 
MORECILOE~ ez0sp.sGasaesaa seeds soos Sine nee teawaineb ee coterie ne 4331 Settlement Lease Areas— 
Meeting of Local Land Board respecting applica- Crown Lands set apart SOY a 3729, 3730, 3731, 3829, 388350 
POWS, &0., LOK .....2.enccee yeenen er 4554, 4995, 5096, 5353 3887, 3838, 3839, 3840, 3927, 3931, 3932, 3933 
Notification of execution of ......... 3910, 4449, 5012, 5252 39384, 3935, 4065, 4066, 4842, 4348, 4849, 4451 
ReSuUMPton Of Jue scescnssraetorecenocnete ee eceer ee cee eet 4858 4452, 4455, 4456, 4457, 4458, 4600, 4601, 4756 
Tenders for. (See “Tenders. ”) 4757, 4759, 4763, 4863, 4868, 4869, 4871, £036 
Tracings, &c., of, on view at respective Land Board 5140, 5142, 5148, 5144, 5271, 5272, 5416, 5417 
Ofices cg, PRUE ER oped SER DORAN Be 6) 4554, 4995, 5096, 5353 Jonyersion of special leases into .............. ee 4828 
Withdrawal of, from tender ..........-.cessceeceses Eset: 5090 AXTENSLON OF HELMIS HON cunsaace Caress aosmesces semen eaeee baie, JOO 

Inferior Lands Leases—Granted .............ccceeeee 4060, 4831 Dh gat: yes oe re eed ORE CA andr RA TRO! ooh, 4608, 4991 

Mineral Leases. (See “Mineral Leases.” ) Notification of execution of ......... 8802, 4089, 4324, 4430 

Mining Leases rendered valid notwithstanding errors, 4560, 4827, 4828, 5355 

&e. (See “Mineral Leases.’’) Reyocation of tract or area set apart for ...... $729, 3920 
Oyster Culture. (See “Oyster Culture Leases.” ) 4063, 4760, 4862, 5416 
Public Watering-places. (See “Watering-places, Variation of boundaries OE decass cs nv tensieeeees 3791, 4821 

Public.” ) Snow Leases— 

Residential Leases— : *  MHCHOM ‘SALE: Ql sca .c00cc.s ahs ne nw ons eels ne des ee tee rmeme tees 4441 
Absolute reversal of forfeiture Of ........sccccceeeseeeees 5403 Addendum notice respecting sale Of ..........6...066 4550 
Application to purchase land comprised in 3710, 4576, 5012 (ARATAECM © 3. vs. ads wsislehlc ve sioisteies «sels nucle aoiigaGieielonn wah Mee eee 5402 
ADDEOVOG! ci.sceicotants Certo ae 3709, 3910, 43388, 4728, 4843 TRESERV.ES TROD. s01is ss danteibiaie netorele stein sisteawale’s ootewie cigarette 5420 

5012, 5120, 52538, 5402 Surrenger-Ob sss) sie ueh es ssencausvon tonnes soaiiceat eee eee 4576 
Pxtension of terms Ol re te ties 5011, 5120 Special Leases— 

Reserves from lease for— AGGitiONal “ATEA “COE Vso ucek cosmo een Re EE Eee 3909, 4440 
ACCRES  vescnnteescistrnts shore ae On eae eat enna 4875, 5088 Absolute reversal of forfeiture of  ............ 4047, 5402 
Addition 20 Schoulor Arist... cce seco a ene Sus Applications fOr ......seeeee 8712, 3813, 3908, 4047, 4332 
AdGiIOn £0 SHOWELOURG ...:,5c..22sssqseseceemecn tes 4875, 5418 : 4440, 4575, 4727, 4845, 5011 
AGUHOh CO POSMAEA! Bite... cases ca clec scammer eee eee 5418 Applications for, approved ........... 3695, 3797, 3900, 4080 
CAMIDEOS cccaycuccaes 3733, 3842, 3938, 4852, 4602, 5037, 5419 4322, 4483, 4558, 4707, 4830, 5001, 5099, 5358 
GOMELOLY. ccoskecncthaccack cane cteeet ee eee EERE 39387, 4351 Addition of purpose and. condition £0 ..............ee0. . 4047 
GOMMON, LEIMPOLATVaete cel wees eee eeee eee mts 3938, 4873 Applications for extension of terms of ......... 4727, 5096 
Council ‘Chambers'!site 2 senesccsnctencenten ee enter 3842 5252, 5401 
lixpérimenéal farm :..2t.cs ot. eee 4766 Cancellation of approval of applications for ......... 3814 
EHXxtension of rifle TPANZ Oia, o succiedecieieices venice wemeaetnoamenee 5418 Pxitension Of terms Of ......016...0.. 38°07, 4439, 4726, 4844 
1A i eR GREE cnG Steinert hac cuaacasecieesucasbr 3733 AIL, AAOL 


Sreyel Gin ai Apter sadhgeoassdonsadedenat MERIT RO MAAROGH GRE Ue cos, RE rN LEAT a 


INDEX— (JuLy to Sepremper)—1910, 


‘Leases—continued. 
Special Leases—continued. 


Granted ..... Laganuanlee® 3698, 3800, 4029, 4821, 4435, 
4705, 4829 , 5000, 5101, 
IMEFEASG Oi LENtAIS*OL co csssscdccosscenecciacteescsas 3909, 
Lapsing of applications for ............... 4439, 4725, 
Meeting of Local Land Board respecting applica- 
MILOUGM OCC eLOMetnccceemenmccanc, cok vetoes 4027, 4995, 
Mining. (See “ Mineral Leases.’ ) 
ROVErSadl at TOLTOMIIEE, Olu css smcccesten ce sae ciseee + cs asin 'o.s 
ROZAZCLERL OF caccvesncesccics 4324, 4556, 4704, 5098,.5227, 
Reversal of lapsing of application’ for ............... 


Tenders for. (See “ Tenders.” ) 


Tracings, &c., of, on view at respective Land 
TSO EUG OMNCOR Daca seeps cakatedle es ssidbonses vcs 4027, 4995, 
Withdrawal of land from, for certain purposes . 
Under— 


Improvement Leases Cancellation Act. (See “ Im- 
provement Leases Cancellation Act.” ) 
Prickly-pear Destruction Act. (See “ Prickly-pear 
Destruction Act.’’) 
Wentworth Irrigation Act. 
Irrigation Act.’’) 
Western Lands Act. 
Section 18 or 23 of C 


(See “ Wentworth 


_(See “Western Lands Act.’’) 
Crown Lands Act Amendment 


Act— 
Addition of vacant Crown lands to ... 38709, 3911, 
ML OTLETLUBCR O Bearer. fetecc saesstaretlog sem nee csen ce sieleeteleise sca 
Meeting of Local Land Board respecting appli- 

CAMOUSULOUE ca acc cis nc tenorene oswats Aas aeccene ve ces cents 
Notice of execution of ...... 3909, 4440, 4727, 4840, 
SUETENGCIS Ol Patt Ok: setestees cee iriesetics sine seteeca sence 
Tracings, &c., of, on view at respective Land 

HS OAT MORLCCS OR Nancie atnnet ses sat cia vases teecos nese ee 
Withdrawal from lease under .................. 4858, 


Watering-places. .(See ‘“Watering-places, Public.’’) 
Lee J. G. G.—Appointed Assistant District Registrar 


of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Wallera- 
Wicd rn eet cataceten slatlvs cata dacioaeice's nde vas satestesetaees tins 
Leer 8. C.—Appointed Cadet Draftsman, Local Land 
Board) OfiGe; Watea WALLA seccsccecccccsiscssceces 
Legally Qualified Medical Practitioners.. (See ‘Medi- 
eal.’’) 
L’Estrange J.—Appointed Cleaner, &, Bureau of 
PI UAISTICS: eo. Sus cecasen deats iasisae seis slosleiaisins sepisisieaialnged +s 
Legislative Assembly— 
DISSOLUTION S Olky” cccinoninewisbnistess aoa sris Pens coerce sanelnneiens 
AEE CN IEG OeI'1el (OTDM Ona esc cco terasate ciosisinels «die Gis sss: tie b.nre'si0.4)0,0;0 6 siiaaTeaiaisiviecsis.« 
Summoning together of, for purpose of General 
Hlection of Members to S@Lrve il ........ccceeecsseeeeeee 
Writs of WDlection issued for General Election of 
WMEEMDESLSH LOW SOLVE IE ae ccasiosiacoeises secajnsils ee sists « coasees oe 
Legislative Council— 
PTC Ee OT OLD LOM* Oldarwiicnssijeie sities eccrine sosicis'e cs ngeisesee 
APE OLO MALT OM Ole cones sinc clevie vale srccee eisve etisie s'¢,c0ys 69 v's s/o'6 oe tre s,8/a:0'e'e'e 


Leichhardt—Notice respecting unhealthy building 
land situated at Halloran and Joseph streets 
Leslie C. A.—Appointed to act as Bailiff, Small Debts 


| COURSE Cre OUCAND CYA brncieceisctces sue cone esate 3652, 

{ Levey W. H.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Miscellaneous 

, Lease Branch, Department of Lands ............ 

‘ Licenses— 
PANT CLIOMCOCLSia es aeranes aston as scssceaeadnen jess ssieieics ca’ 4007, 4680, 
PU ATO CANO BASALTIC) .escasleisce cers s,0.07,0m eee 6s 4007, 4680, 
BS TOW OCTS atest race cece kere ceins ities ciciele ailereiarn.sieie'eane cies ees 4006, 4679, 
MOLOM A ANVEET sp thasce no disae a oo clei sswmnisiissea clas 4006, 4677, 

| Occupation. (See “Occupation Licenses.” ) 

PREIS CLA GREER Aerials iieaecuaantoraaseelnah esccee achive 4006, 4676, 
PP TOIGA Nee (MASCCM AN COMS ions opssicisisicisile scle ss stores ve 4670, 
PERU Pp MUCeee eg (CACTI TL TEED Ls) atercts cteterois sists sivetelaliseieitcietsiioieis's a.siets acelslaiteleieic's 
SDI LET CRATES! 2 aifes cis «ae'e eins ole eisieiefeioeisinie.cie.0 v/s. 4006, 4679, 
Tobacco, Cigars, and Cigarettes ............... 4007, 4681, 


Under Water Rights Act. (See “Water Rights Act.” ) 
Under Water and Drainage and Artesian Wells 
(Amending) Act. (See “Water and Drain- 
age and Artesian Wells, Amending, Act.’’) 
Under Second-hand Dealers and Collectors Act. (See 
“Second-hand Dealers and Collectors Act.” ) 
Licenses to survey—Regulation for the issue of 
Licensing Acts (See also ‘Liquor Act’?)—- 
Cancellation of Publican’s License held by Matilda 
Kelly for premises known as “Royal Hotel,” 
TBS TITCOYC <> ba dn Be COs B cha ioo Sb USD God Udaes cuddonogdanenecocanns 
Licensing Courts convened under. (See ‘Courts.’ ) 
Licensing Magistrates and Official Members ap- 
pointed under 


Seen eter eee eereeeeseeee 


Licensing Magistrates (Deputy) appointed under one 
8649, 3961, 4272, 4381, 4507, 4629, 

4927, 4928, 5059, 5283, 5308, 

Members of Licensing Courts appointed under ... 


3649, 3857, 4470, 
5047, 5048, 5155, 


3649, 
3857, 3961, 4617, 4807, 5304, 


Page 


4557 
5356 


4440 
4845 


4725 
5359 
4725 


5096 
5417 


5205 
5205 
5204 
5204 


5204 
5202 
4655 
5204 
5205 


5091 


4807 
5433 
3648 
4791 
5304 
3755 
5433 


XV 
Licensing Districts— nage 
Amended boundaries of— 
GWE OR ae teh ee cc 3858 Newcastle ........ 3857 
Vea G Ua aps tea sae sues 8858 Raymond Terrace.. 3858 
Alteration &¢., of boundaries of the whole of the , 
Licensing Districts of the State ......0...000000- 4473 
_ Proclamation defining Port Stephens .............cssse0e. 3857 
Lift Attendants. (See “Scaffolding and Lifts Act.’’) 
Light-houses and Signal Stations equipped with Morse 
Signalling Lamps ............ Dias cite atelier tis sta piel sniatele 5809 
Liquor Act (See also “Liquor, Amendment, Act” )— 
Cancellation of Publicans’ Licenses under. (See 
_ “Licensing Acts.’’) 
Inspectors and Sub-Inspectors appointed under ...... 3867 
3961, 4272, 4881, 4507, 4928, 5185 
Licenses under. (See “Licenses.” ) 
Liquor (Amendment) Act— 
Cancellation of Publicans’ Licenses under. (See 


“Licensing Acts.’’) 
Licenses under. (See “Licenses.’’) 
Members of Police Force 
authority under 


appointed to exercise 
3649, 3755, 3867, 3961, 4272, 4881 
4629, 4791, 4928, 5185, 53804 

as to Trustees of Church Lands 


Lismore—Certificate 


i LOMA Catholic DiOCESCLOF cecesgessesersaccecce 5422 
Lithgow— 
Poll to be taken for closing time for Shops, District 
COMMER ei tee rec saa carech eae eter ec Fon Geese ecient ete seine 4793 


Water Supply Works. (See “Country Towns Water 
and Sewerage Acts.’) 


Little M. T.—Appointed to act as Deputy Registrar of 


BR CaAT GS EVA socio cache civics Gases esienaisiais o's n spore cholacelt areie's 3746 
Little Merran Creek Water Trust. (See “Water and 
Drainage Act.) 
Living Allowances payable to Officers stationed at cer- 
tain places—Notice respecting discontinuance 
Olpeceesmry nasa carne ascaton tas lease tick sinnce sea eeneomen ce 4278 
Llangothlin—Commoners’ Boundaries at .........ccceeeees 4930 
Lobban T. S.—Appointed Clerk, State Children Relief 
MSICALC INE etanios vise sess eats Seis aaa mere matce eeoeawaers 4618 
Local Government Act— 
Aldermen appointed for Municipality of Gulgong . 4269 
Abolition of division into Wards of Muntelpality of— 
IOUT a he oreee eee cisterremtaslAaje ite aise coarelses s vist Gleigiece S oGlsje’s ccacs-eretacels 5182 
Be G) ISM AO eter etre cecs sere crea cestelee atc aieraiaisis ts aasela/siews cline «fee a 5058 
{SMa 9 11 RES Wigan SEABnOpD annbenn ieee Dem On mente ene ee 4378 
Alteration of— 
Boundaries of— 
AMEN Cte)! tnyan Olsen Eu OOM A ere neieesacetescieciowiesisisnccsejete 4503 
Shire of— 
Blasdang! sae: Seip OBO Ha dbe SRS ono Hae aB AC Maer eee 5299 
DLL VL OULD Ue TAS eee ae eee as so asiscioimase cements 4503, 5299 
LE niira) ovare kG) Us phpenbes enous Gee ace at oc ete ee ae 3864 
TOUT OM Mee Ne ies cnc ee eae aon Aseureneets 3864 
Division into Ridings of Shire of— 
GUIZANATA oo. ccsseresersccsevsccecscesesesacessegensacacgencs 5298 
MVC AC OC, Pa hcte ne Net cn.cauacesemsblesc ola caiawattesiduene ues «asec: 5301 
Division into Wards of Municipality of Balmain... 51838 
Proclamation— , ; 
Dividing the State into Shires .................. 3958, 3959 
(OF GOTi AID GALES sagas tetiente erie ncdicliclewine'es's as 3958, 3959 


Applications from Councils of Municipalities or 
Shires to acquire the right to exercise certain 
powers 3647, 3648, 3865, 3960, 4270, 4271, 

4626, 4789, 5058, 5059, 5184, 

Application of Ordinances to certain Shires and 


4380 
5302 


ee eeneeeces 


Municipalities ....... 3646, 8755, 4788, 5057, 5301, 5302 
Councillors appointed for Shire of— 

Vain Mae ecco aeatcdtt rectal cites me vss sotisinacied sesieidieiseeaiesissncepsiess 4377 

NYS TUL VE) Menon etalcts sessile eeiniemieinis sereiace eissineciclde wawnseelec ie 28 5057 


Examination of applicants for certificates of quali- 
fication to act as Auditor or Clerk to a Shire 
or Municipality—Places and dates of holding 


OLR eens e eRe Tc tails nea nln wiatecore a eclovsle stersleileve soroicte tise 4798 
Exemption of certain Councils from operation of 
subsection 2 of section 103 of ............... 38638, 5058 
Extension of time within which the general rate, 
&e., shall be made and levied by Councils of 
NMUIMIGIDA TESTOR WIRES cscs wnccsepccicscteiiseciteoee. 4502 
Fees and charges fixed by Councils of Municipalities 
or Shires sanctioned, &c., under ...... 3648, 3755, 3846 
- 4378, 4508, 4790, 4881, 5183, 5184 
National Works declared Under ............cseeseee 4377, 4501 
Notice respecting rates which may be levied by 
Councils of Municipalities under ............ veoee 4504 


xvi INDEX —— 


Local Government Act—continued. 
Notice of proposed alteration of— 
Riding Divisions of Shire of— 


Hurobodalla 4505 INT OTUATION Mesrenete ste oie ete 
; CUM STNGT A) eects 3867 Wineadess iciecs eee. 
Division into Wards of Municipality of— 
ESE LTT ATTN oc a ccistess tise tee ease Betslelessroieiate one lates siniaow cine eelaeuse 
(GATE DUT Vie ees esivrecictetssin cine cmiga cree ersletteesteccia ctereisinreniinaretera eis 
Notice of proposal to— 
Alter division in ridings of Shire of Bellingen ...... 
Alter boundaries of Shire of— . 
Gilgandstaiy ee. cts 4790 Timbrebongie ..... 
SELOUO Becca eve 38647 Wallarobbaweye eens: 
Abolish Ward Divisions of Municipality of— 
DDD DOses eet ee 4272 Randwick .... 4504, 4¢ 
Jamberoo ..:.... 4504 
Notification of— 
Reconstitution of— 
PMI OL STAM Sater semester states eget aia a naenite 
MaIniecipality: Of e WW VallOMe iim -accsermereeneceeaaens 
RIdINes Of Bland Shimev ees cccceteiescicctciecteise cee eieet 
Ordinances made and proclaimed under ............... 
Ordinances amended, repealed, &c., under ......... 4627, 
Plants and Animals declared to be noxious within 
certain areas ......... 3648, 8755, 3865, 3866, 4378, 
4629, 4790, 4933, 5059, 
Powers conferred upon certain Councils under ...... 


3862, 3863, 38864, 3958, 4269, 4271, 437 

4379, 4502, 4627, 4788, 4789, 5057, 5298, 
Proclamation under— 
Appointing and constituting certain persons as the 
Council for— 

SIME! OLMB VAM nce hac ciste ete ce eosin Site eieete sie iclcisnele stsleleiatareresete 
Municip albtiyc ObesWiy alo m Sere cesee cece serctere sisters 
Conferring and imposing upon certain Councils 
the control and management of certain lands, 


GEO aie aene Sic pee avtoeen ta seabed aa eeamlaceraraece steers 3647, 
Guaranteeing repayment of loan to Council of 
VENT CHD ATTY. OL MEE OOLMU A wears erarsierslarercint icles e + eevee 
Uniting to Bland Shire part of Municipality of 
SW VOM ee ten cles nieaierles s ctr aatetosiont neigh dayeiashiesiesiesisreteitets 
Validating election of certain persons on Council 
of Municipality of Balranald .............. Teloieteienas 


Public Pound— 
Abolished at— 
Millthorpe 
Wits MP OLELS chnssenosselsscuic encase suaeey ater rms pmcemdnosattas 
Yantabulla : 
MS tablished at UNCaAS = cuss cceecsrecccseroecetimacie sac tes 
Local Land Boards. (See “Land Boards, Local.’’) 
Lockhart— 
Common—Rules and Regulations Of ..............eeeeees 
COMMONECS GB OUMO AVIS) velit wack tasaitelactalsige sestcleronteyeieisietera 
Shire—Alignment of Streets, &e. 
Loddon Valley Gold-fields, 1907 (Ltd.)—General Meet- 
INS Of MEMDERS “Os zoe cee arc vaelsleoasenceceulsame scenes 
Loder A. A.—Appointed an Appointed Member of Licen- 
sine Court, Murwaillumpb al en: sn. ccccerkiciestccceincieet 
Lohan J. R.—Appointed to act as Warden’s Clerk, &c., 
Copmanhurst 
Longfield M. R.—Appointed to act as Registrar of 
Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Wilcannia ... 
Lorenzini A.—In matter of alleged claim against the 
Government Dyteccteteoccs semuetinesa tenes ooeee cements 
Lost Property—<Auction sale of—Found on Railways... 
Lost, Stolen, &c., Horses and Cattle. (See “Pound- 
keepers”; also ‘““Rewards.”’ ) 
Love M. 8.—<Appointed Deputy of L. S. Donaldson, 
Stipendiary Magistrate, Sydney ........:......... 
Lunacy Act— 
Certain buildings at Stockton appointed an Hospital 


Pee meme e tree eee eer er nese eee esses eeseesesenesrese 


POO meee meme ene e sere ee ee nese ee eeeeeseeeesesenereses 


eee eee ee eee 


Seem e eee eee ewe ee eee se res meee eeeseeeeesees 


fOr the: INSANE CUNCG CMe cca sect lstleselamsmseacctes 
Erratum respecting Hospital for the Insane, Stock- 
10) SRR ARTS anne cad eariocnaacn acenennio cor eent noc oneariodd 


Lunacy, Department of. (See “Public Service Act.’’) 


M 


McCABE O.—Appointed Acting C.P.S., Pambula .... 
McCartney J. A.— Appointed Messenger, Resumed 
Properties Branch, Phe Treasurys ees ener 
McDermott P. S.—Appointed Cleaner, Department of 
Attorney-General and of Justice She, i een 
McDonald A. C.—Appointed to act as Warden’s Clerk, 
OCs HL sto neste: Ass Ak eee eee te eee 
McDonnell J. P .—Appointed Bailiff, Warden’s Court, 
Candelogess ncca See Res ee tei (00 aaa 
McDougall D.—Appointed Coroner, Singleton, &ce. 
McDougall D. G.—Appointed Deputy Lidensing Magis- 
trates Mudgee Arete eee enn en ae 
McIver Jessie Catheart — Appointed J UBIOr Sister, 
Coast: Elospitabagin. tmcesmnicgceccemrn scone ae ree 


(Juty To Serremper)—1910. 


Page 


4505 
53803 


Page 
McKenzie A.—Appointed Bailiff, Small Debts Court, 

cI Gi Ee tea eeMn Re Nc oc otha edt os disiencie's > 4639 
McKimm G. P.—Appointed to act_as. Assistant Dis- 
trict Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Mar- 

ieee Menindie bes Aleta Siegel eevee Wate axed sess 4365 


McRae I ae: Acting C.P.S., Lone Creek.. 5283 
MacCulloch Dr. S. H.—Appointed Member of Metro- 

politan District Board for Invalidity a 

Accidents» Rensiongie eo ee eon ere eee ari, 4618 
MacDermott E. S.—Appointed to act as a Deputy 

Registrar-General W548. 20h. eee ee eee 4779 
Macgregor Helen—Resignation of, from Public Ser- 

WCE Ts RE ce SR Be aie cre nae ce oe en 3750 
Mackay H.—Retirement of, from Public Service ...... 4781 
Mackellar The Hon. C. K.—Appointed Member of 

Board constituted under Railway Service 

Superanniabiom Aches -ceseete ea tase eee ene - 9185 
Magazines. (See ‘‘Explosives Act.’’) 

Magistrates 

Te appointed. (See “Licensing.”’ 

Police, appointed ............... 4470, 5047, 5048, 5155, 5483 
Mahony EK. A.—Appoginted to act as Warden’s Clerk, 

ary Abb ral of RabbaN OF Win mn odaucocaacninacn tease sen cnandoo: 4016 
Maitland E. L.—Appointed Deputy of C. N. Payten, 

Stipendiary Magistrate, Sydney, &c. .... 3951, Be 
Maitland Licensing District. (See ‘‘Licensing Dis- 

tricts. 

Maitland-place. (See ‘‘Sydney Corporation Acts.’’) 
Manly District and Balgowlah Coaching Co. (Ltd.)— 

Voluntary winding- ‘up of, and appointment 

of F. Tunmer as Liquidator erties WSOC ogc 4070 
Mann R.—Transfer of, to position of Pilot, Sydney ... 4630 
Manning Rev. J. N Appointed Honorary Assistant 

Church of England Chaplain to Darlinghurst 

Gall GEPRs os eee ae eae en TE eee eee 5185 
Maps—Lithographs of Counties, Parishes, &c., on sale a 
Marine Inquiry Courts. (See ‘‘Courts.’’) 
Mariners—Notices to, respecting— 

Newcastle Southern Breakwater Light .................. 4638 
Punt moored between Fort Macquarie and Beulah- 

street, North ¢Sydney. asec sath er en meee 4518 

Tomago Rocks, Hunter Btiver 2... acess ceeeeeee eee 4392 
Marriage of Minors—Persons appointed to give con- 

Schale doy emnee seein nica Geen sadso ier rose ce 4518, 4801, 5194 
Marriages— 

Change of residence of Ministers for celebration of 3770 
4014, 4415, 4685, 4978, 5209: 
Ministers ceased to be registered for celebration of 4014 
Ministers and others registered to celebrate— 
Le Mesurier Rev I. 3770 Norman Rey. K. D. 4415 
Hart sRev. Mi. Gass SW Nouyoux Rey. E. . 4415 
ParkessRev.o Wise. .ceo rae Morrell Rev. F..... 4415 
Menlove Rey. G. HE. 3770 Goodman Rey. A... 4415 
McCusker Rev..f... 3770 Peters: Rev: V 20s. ae ers 
RyaneRey, Unser od hO Beeman Rey. F. J. 5209 
Connelly Very Rey. Berry, Rev. Pe 22... 95209 
"Wis eee pte 4014 Tobin Rev. W. B... 5209 
Crigan Rey. H. H. 4014 Burns G. Hisar 5209 
Rice Rey. W. HB. .. - 4014 Dempsey Rey. J... 5209 
Kirkland Rey. J... 4014 Linton Rev. H. 4... 5209 
Marshalls. ies aie 4415 
Marriott C.—Resignation of, from Public Service ..... 4888 
Martin J. S. "eee Junior Clerk, Local Land 
Board Office, Dirbbo *..s:.iess hides eee 5434 
ee ie “Careless Use of Fire, Amendment, 
c 
Maxwell Captain H.—Appointed Master, Dredge Ser- 

WICC. ii cues sana senna dies hehe SoTeee ete tear ee 4887 
Mayne H. A.—Resignation of, from Public Service ... 3953 
Mead W. — Appointed District Registrar of Births, 

Deaths, and Marriages, Camden ...............6. 5047 
Meadowbank Park—By- laws, Fore wplett eciuceeeae 4317 


Meares F. P. D.—Appointed to act as C.P.S., &e. 
Water Police Office, &c. 4365, 4779, 5283 
Medical—Additional List of Legally Qualified Medical ' 


Practitioners wag he cc). Son caranee 3978, 4517, 5192 
Menary D.—Appointed Acting C.P.S., Wee Waa ...... 4779 
Menindie—Provisions of Pastures Prumcuan Act ap- 

plied to destruction of Foxes, District of ..... 4499 
Metropolitan Water and Sewerage ‘Acts. (See also 


“Water Supply and Sewerage Board” )— 


. By-laws under, respecting Bankstown Heights ...... 3972 
‘Notification of transfer of certain works under, _to 

Board of Water Supply and Sewerage .......... 4931 
Proclamation under, declaring Sew erage Works. 
&c., to be transferred to and vested in Board 

of Water Supply and Sewerage .................. 4925 
Provisions of, applied to works completed for 

Ashfield Listy Hes BeWeLracle.A.. sca. c ene eee 4924 
Report of completion of Ashfield Low-level Sewer- 


age 


TOUT Hee mee m ee eee eee eee eseeseeeeee ere seeereseeeseseseees 


INDEX—(JuLy to SepremBer)—1910. 


Metropolitan Water and Sewerage (General Workers) 
, Board. (See ‘‘Industrial Disputes Act.’’) 
Military-road, North Sydney, to Cremorne Point 

Tramway. (See ‘‘Tramways.’’) 
Miller Amy—Resignation of, from Public Service ... 
Miller’s Swamp Drainage Union—-General Meeting of 
: 1 ESCA STSes BY a) Baa ts SAR reer ee © od 
Milparinka Town Common—Rules and Regulations of 


Mineral Leases (See also ‘‘Mining Notices’’)— 
Cancelled, refused, &c. ......... 3680, 3783, 3886, 3888, 
4419, 5216, 
Rent due and owing upon ...... 4418, 4547, 4694, 4813, 
Under Gold and Mineral Dredging Act— 
Cancelled, refused, &c. ...... 3680, 3889, 4312, 5086, 
Notice of intention to cancel, refuse, &c. 3679, 3888, 
Rents due and owing upon 
Under Mining Act, 1906— 
Approved...3675, 3781, 8882, 4016, 4017, 4310, 4416, 
4692, 4809, 4810, 4981, 5084, 5085, 5213, 
Agreements under, cancelled, &c. ................ 3680, 
Applications for authorities to prospect, &c., re- 
fused, &c. .... 3782, 4018, 4416, 4546, 4811, 4981, 
Cancelled, refused, &c. ...... 3676, 3679, 3680, 3781, 
3884, 3887, 3888, 3889, 4017, 4018, 
4020, 4310, 4811, 4312, 4420, 
4546, 4547, 4693, 4695, 4811, 4812, 
4984, 5085, 5086, 5214, 5215, 5344, 
MARU LOC, cath chs etcksowcene os huseet ec 3677, 3885, 3886, 4546, 
Notice of intention to cancel, refuse, &c. ...... 3675, 
3679, 3782, 3783, 3884, 3886, 3888, 4018, 
4310, 4311, 4312, 4417, 4418, 4419, 4693, 
4812, 4982, 5085, 5086, 5214, 5344, 5345, 
Ready for delivery to lessees ............... 3677, 3883, 
4692, 4811, 4982, 


4419, 


Rents due and owing upon ™.............cccseeeeeee : 
Under Mining Act, 1874-- 
Cancelled, refused, &c. .............. 3679, 3887, 4019. 
z 4420, 5086, 
Notice of intention to cancel, refuse, &c. ......... 


38 
Mines, Department of. (See ‘‘Public Service Act.’’) 
Mining Notices— 
'Gold and Mineral Leases, &c., in force in the several 
ae Districts, half-year ended 30th June, 
ed ialelsre\a vip Wielwaleie!o alsin ee (e)6\0leieie © 0ve's 0\s. 0106 sislia:s9"e e.0\0:¢ Pec cveaceas 
Reserves from Occupation under Miners’ Rights, 
&e. (See ‘‘Land.’’) 
Mining Act, 1906— 
Notices in terms of section 91 of 3783, 4420, 
4695, 4696, 4814, 4815, 4984, 5087, 
Reserves from alienation for mining, &e. ............... 
Reserves from occupation under Miners’ Rights, &c. 


3890, 4020, 4314,’ 4816, 


Revocation of reserves under .............2ceeeceeeens s 
3890, 4020, 4318, 4314, 4415, 4420, 
4696, 4816, 4985, 4986, 5088, 5216, 
Variance of proclamation under, constituting Yer- 
PAM SUILOy GOlG-HOLG a hs, ties sips rSacek cals «escuaske 
Mining Act, 1874. (See also ‘‘Mineral Leases.’’)— 
Authority, or application for authority, to mine, 
cancelled, awaiting-issue to lessees, lect ae 
; O09, 
Reserves from occupation under Miners’ Rights or 
Business Licenses under. (See ‘‘Land.’’) 
Mining Divisions-— 
Cancellation of— 
Condobolin : 
OER oka oration 53842 
Parkes 
Constitution of— 
Bogan Gate ......% 
Condobolin 


oveeceee BOVE.  — LREUMIRIIC astecescwse 


Parkes 
SUP URAKO NEY 5 ote ohio caine 
Oberon 53842 Merranderieien cis ><: 
Mining Registrars appointed, resigned, &c. ............ 
: 3854, 3882, 4016, 4310, 4470, 
. 4980, 5084, 5155, 5156, 5213, 
Mining Companies—<Application to register as a (No- 
Liability) Company— 
Peocham-Gold-mining Coces.... 00.1. scs.scsstesdnecsuctonscben 
Great Extended Main Ridge Deep Lead Gold- 
maming Gas NO-Liability ). a. . 0... -.s-csorseetesadoes 
Jennings Tin Mining Co. (No-Liability) ............... 
Lady Gladys Gold and Copper Mining Co. (Ltd.)... 
Mount: David Gold-mining Co. erent ek 
Nardin Deep Lead Gold Mines (No-Liability 
Star of Yerranderie Silver-mining Co. (No-Liability) 
Bummergill Gold-mining Co. 2). .b......,..csscceavewaeceeds 
Sunbeam Mining Co, (No-Liability) .:...............000. 
Trunkey Creek Deep Leads Gold-mining Co. ......... 


Ministers of Religion— 
Change of residence of, for celebration of Marriages 
4014, 4415, 4685, 4973, 


a 6,10) 6101 6. (0Le) ple. 16 
eee eres 


eee eee ee eee 


B 


Page 


4079 


3651 
3738 


4019 
5345 
4983 


5087 
4812 
4814 


4417 
5343 
3889 


5086 
3782 
4019 
4545 
4981 
5345 
5215 
3678 
4019 
4695 
5346 
4545 
5214 


3, 4983 


4311 
H20a 
3678 
A) 


4117 


4548 
5346 
38784 
3784 
5216 


4, 3784 


4548 
O34 


5212 


4416 
4811 


4309 
5842 


4309 
4809 
5342 
3780 
4691 
5434 


47€8 


4070 
5423 
542° 
4604 
3844 
5424 
4463 
3734 
3940 


3770 
5209 
4014 


xvii 
Page 
Minors, Marriage of—Persons appointed to give con- 
BON CaCO aiveo event sivas se cc akepp ana ses 5 hig%s 4518, 4801, 5194 
Mitchell— 3 

Designs, &c., of Town of. (See ‘‘Designs.’’) 

Site for Town and Suburban Lands at .................. ATE5 
Mittagong Water Supply Works. (See ‘‘Country 

Towns Water and Sewerage Acts.’’) 

Moama— 

Population Area. (See ‘‘Land.’’) 

Site or SUbUrban Lands At saeuscitahaiizess covcsadencoose 5418 
Mogo Gold-field. (See ‘‘Gold-fields.’’) 

Moomin Bore. Water Trust. (See ‘‘Water and Drain- 
age Act.’’) 
Moonbi-—-Regulations for Church of England Burial 
GEOL ceo ee secon eae cree cee mae saselisedlatie's 5220 
Moore W.—Appointed Night Watchman, Department 
Obs Daa UlON see cores ence coed eects candies. nan tia 3853 
Moran Mary Ann v. J. D. D. W. Eeles—Sheriff’s : 
TIOUIC ORIN Ma GUGINO Lm meen erect cree tdi eae 5152 
Moran Ruth—Resignation of, from Public Service ... 5435 
Morgan F, A.—Appointed Returning Officer for Elec- 
toraleDistrictsote ketersnamern. yccaesr onset 4273 
Morgan J. P.—-Appointed Caretaker, Granville Tech- 
WCB s OOO ape oc ete tarde oth idac cee tea stnce ep aalepe 4780 
Morner Count-—Resignation of, from office of Consul 
LORMOAVeUONea te OV ONeY --aaecesee cer coer ceett cen clair 5303 
Morris J. E.—Appointed Shipping Inspector and Sur- 
. veyor, Department of Navigation ............... 46186 
Morrison A. J.—Appointed Inspector, Cement Test- 
ing, Department of Public Works ............... 4077 
Morrison C. S.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Registrar- 
Géneral’s Department £..22...6.....0.cseinee aaa 5433 
Morse Signalling Lamps— Lighthouses and Signal 
Stations equipped with ..............s:..-eseeeeeeees 5309 
Mosman—Alignment of Street, Municipality of ...... 3723 
Moss Vale—Notice respecting debts payable, &c., upon 
the revenues of Municipality of ............... .. 4793 
Mount David Gold-mining Co. (No-Liability)—Appli- 
cation to register, as a No-Liability Company 4604 
Mudgee Water Supply Works. (See ‘‘Country Towns 
Water end Sewerage Acts.’’) 
Mulgunnia Gol‘l-field. (See ‘‘Gold-fields.’’) 
Mullampy T. F. (See ‘‘Finn.’’) 
Mullens E. F.—Services of, dispensed with under 
POI MCEV (CORA CEE: cc ogsants tengehrn tsa diecetrs caves {O0Oe 
Mulley D. S.—Appointed Cadet_ Draftsman, Parish 
Map Compiling Branch, Department of Lands 3854 
Mulvey Eileen I.—Resignation of, from Public Ser- 
VAC Cm St ei eta occ tdace Me eee aes em SG Gres ds 5049 
Mundowy—- 

Design of Village of. (See ‘‘Designs.’’) 

SieerOl | \ Lieber Ate gee te et nia des non wokaies cu ne ones eta 4459 
Mungery Settlement Purchase Area. (See ‘‘Land.’’) 
Mungindi Common. (See ‘‘Commons Regulation Act.’’) 
Mungyer Bore Water Trust. (See ‘‘Water and Drain- 

age Act.’’) 
Municipal— 
Aldermen appointed, &c., at— 
lstWhMeNG Gasaanas 3941 INGWtOWIM oe gien «6 3941 
GUlZONG Berens stereo: 4269 West Narrabri .... 4606. 

Auditors appointed at— 

(60 FACTS tee nonbebniobda tate naniae ask ad on ncn Bar ce os cis ts an anne 3737 
Tp verelleeea-rasrc meet stetes wee eote. ei annesbvens Maltin n see bue 3737 
Bookkeeper appointed at Dubbo ....................0000002 4071 
Collector appointed at— 
Braidwood \...... 4071 Greta ea. a SCRA ee 4881 
DSXORUINYY Sc. c ayo Dicaeesae 4769 Leichhardt. ....... 4881 
Ballina 4: 3 5041 EeinbiGna seen: 5041 
Coonamble ....... 5148 Muswellbrook ..... 5149 
Campbelltown 5424 Newtown ........+. 4881 
D whom se ironies cress 4071 North Botany ..... 4606 
IDF GON SG ba aoc 5148 Wit LErloo. ice ame ais 4769 
Dungog, ». .oosa.44 5275 Wal CKD a es nchoit nares 4770 
GleD Gig gas.ssesee elets one 3737 West Maitland .... 5425 
Clerkgappomtcdeaue Dubos ceca ener aa tes aer cece 4071 
Dedication of Streets within Municipality of Single- - 
COMP een eens AR eR te Coa otis comme aaa ce Nhe aaaaeatess tate i) 
Fees and Charges adopted, &c., by Council of Muni- 
cipality of— 
Dum pocipentts <cacocenar tasch ao ese does cee tate Res set oe aia 3846 
Wool alrite arene aA ce ne hae: 4881 

Foreman of Works appointed at. Morpeth ............. 4770 

Hoarding Inspector appointed at Leichhardt ......... 488] 

Hours, &c., for cattle slaughtering within Muni- 

cipality of Prospect and Sherwood ........ 4071, 4605 

Tmpounding Officer appointed at— 

Camp Bell tiaras: cdi sitar i tabe wee ihacgyi tere) fees 4606 
DUT OCA RRA LUNs Ait as in. MPAA ee ts te dene ok eee 5275 
OPERA B Gta Vises cise aero vecns eaves seach ieeocr ds 3847 


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‘ Page 
Municipal—continued. 
Inspector appointed at— 
Balranalgent: ss... 3941 IMOTEO iiss einer tre 5148 
Braidwood .... 4071, 4880 IMO RDC tn eyelet oieus 4770 
Bankstown ....... 4464 New Lambton ..... 5275 
Crentellle npn sii 3941 INEM AON ES Ons Seto 4606 
Gumnmedhns se ssi 5148 . Stockton ...... 4606, 4770 
HO ViELel Mearns cesiters 5425 UU UTE demi Rawat 
PSA LOOTDA Re... 5041 Waverley ......... 4606 
BIGIAMAY Saas cies 3942 
Notice to persons to remove obstructions, &c., 
within Municipality of— 
Hebe ENG -.cccrcnacss tenes. esos a anevada ae cantar ne te merTaeaiee 3847 
MS OTMOOTL OB ns tsar: Sane af ogame scan nea Ad ene eat 5041 
Notice of removal of Pound within Municipality of 
7 MOLGHHAT Cpe |< cen ceases ee aie ce erGr ERE Cee ate 3941 
‘Ordinances altered, amended, &c., by Council of 
Municipality of Moss, Vale os. 0. cccnses oisnnieder 3737 
Persons appointed, &c., as Council of Municipality 
OL VsValON Ove. nncthvsnccuaes pital cue ete 4380 
Prosecuting Officer, &c., appointed at Braidwood ... 4071 
Poundkeeper appointed at— 
COOMA ie. fess te - 4464 Merewether ....... 5149 
Dundas 0, foe. 4881 IMecleatl tcc. cas-che 5425 
EVEOV OG Serr, a ntemne ital: 5148 
Public Pound established at— 
IVE VO) Ki flip eaniaadeabnitanine aaennondaon sacmeuncdoddoosudcudaantoaot 5425 
RGGrOWOLHGr .ccccce sa c-eedtraaet cee cgacmecepenne ems seaman 5149 
*Resolution passed by Council of Municipality of 
Young with respect to Young Common ........ 3847 
Scavenging Area, &c., for— 
Cabramatta and Catley Vale 7... . cs eesspocewen sae 3737 
SOULMMGTANUON es sccesnteanee fete cere teetete cern tens 4071 
Sustenance fees for animals impounded in— 
Maclean HeOUN dec. treat ere e ne eee PRC EER 5425 
Mereweuber Eoundiotec scene co dante ie carne 5424 
Morée7 Bound serrmeciiwesernesccuiticcs meee oe tae cen 5148 
Sanitary Inspector appointed at— 
Braidwood ........: 4071 AM UUIORNES Beschsueetrh os 3847 
GiCNTOL Rei. hienae: 3941 Welek haute a. ttt 4770 
Town Clerk appointed at— 
Braidwood i ioisacste acces et cities eer ee 4071 
Dib bo Waive: casmvacecereerts eee eceeee ema ORE eS 4071 
Gunnedah: 2.35. eneteen eee eee 5148 
Valuers appointed at— 
ROLL Vinee tits tere easier 4770 INVierele eric. sake oe 3737 
Ballina seme tisa seus se 5071 ISLA TIVE Soe Se none aaleho rats 4464 
COOMA, Stegesas)-,28 3942 Leichhardt ....... 4881 
Campbelltown 4606 IAIMDLON, ot) ae eee 5041 
Coonamble ....... 5148 Muswellbrook ..... 5149 
(Gasin Ome cetrercie «corte 5148 INEAMOMAO sdoGos ou 5040 
JORIS 65.5 Heel ob 4881 New Lambton ..... 4770 
HerVUOM Geeso oot 5148 North Botany ..... 4464 
DUNS OL rrr ie tere 5275 North Illawarra... ~4464 
WOT DCS Mere sora 4464 FROCOLEITY Beveiers sce icachots 4071 
Gleber rac asce cca. 3737 Waterloo ea. .aavcer 4769 
Gretatiee ss west: 3737 West Maitland .... 5425 
GLracton sect erent 5275 
Murphy M.—Appointed Acting C.P.S., &c., Tuena... 4887 
; 5084 
Murray C. O’C.—Appointed to act as Clerk Associate 
to His Honor Mr. Acting Justice Fitzhar- 
CIMZO; WC Sanctions aw sdeas sate ssis eet: Ree ee 4927 
Murringo, Village of. (See ‘‘Designs.’’) 
Murrurundi—Regulations for Methodist Burial Ground 4423 
Musicians Board. (See ‘‘Industrial Disputes Act.’’) 
Muswellbrook Town Common—Rules and Regulations 
OL cAagiaactvie conti suancsarednos suntereer teen eater te 4607 
N 
NAPIER F. H.—Resignation of, from Public Ser- 
VICE chon ban bee wae aa se vis cis oe Sema See a ee 4888 
Nardin Deep Lead Gold Mines (No-Liability)—Appli- 
cation to register, as a No-Liability Company 3844 
Narrabri Land District. (See ‘‘Land Districts.’’) 
Narrandera Population Area. (See ‘‘Land.’’) 
Native Animals Protection Act—Notices under, re- 
specting Protection of Wallaroos ................. 5061 
Navigation Act— 
« Assessors appointed under ................scesecusseas 3756, 4630 
Cumming, Captain F. appointed to act as Superin- 
=" tendent of Navigation, &e. 00. .c..,.ccccisoceeee 
Engineer Surveyors appointed under .............. 3649, 3746 
List of Certificates issued under ..................... 3761, 3880 
Navigation, , Department of. (See ‘‘Public Service 
Necropolis, Rookwood—Trustee appointed for Roman 
Catholic Burial Grounds tae ccs ere eee 85. 
Neglected Children and Juvenile Offenders Act— 
Honorary Probation Officers appointed under 3756 
3867, 4507 


INDEX—(Juty To Sepremper)—1910. 


Nelson’s Plains Drainage Trust. 
Drainage Act.’’) 
Nerrigundah—Boundaries defined 
Offences Act for Town of 
Newcastle Sewerage. (See ‘Hunter District Water 
Supply and Sewerage Act.’’ 
Newcastle Collieries (Newcastle and Maitland Wor- 
kers not Miners) Board. (See ‘Industrial 
Disputes Act.’’) 
Newcastle Licensing District. 


(See ‘‘Water and 


under Police 


(See ‘‘Licensing Dis- 


tricts.’’) 
Neweastle Southern Breakwater Light—Notice to 
Mariners TGSpCGhIn Oy 4.0: seesetace nents Reaetcee ee 
New Eldorado Gold-mining Co. (No-Liability)—Notice 
Ou IMerease Inv cahtval, Of m-csdanaueeeeensaeeeeeeeeee 
Newnes—-Provisions of Police Offences Act extended 
GO DOW OL: si jee rose nine steel Ree ae teen eet eR 


New South Wales—Population of State of, on 30th 
June, 1910 

New South Wales Funded Stock—Notice respecting 
issue, &c., of 

New South Wales Tramway Employees’ Association— 
Notice of cancellation of registry of 
W.—Appointed First Assistant, 
eh ChOuUse cee. dian autores saoeeene et eoeeetnenens 
Newtown—Alignment, &c., of Streets, Municipality of 


Newton 


4334, 4850, 


New Yarrawa Bore Water Trust. (See ‘‘Water and 
Drainage <Act.’’) 


Nicholls F. E.—Appointed Acting C.P.8., &c., Wood- 


Bilien Ae soc. ier cn paren dar acetate ores ee meee 4779, 
Nidgery Weir Water Trust. (See ‘‘Water and Drain- 
age Act.’’) 
Norfolk Island— 
Justices of the Peace appointed for .................... 
Trustees appointed for Rawson Hall Grant ............ 


North C. Legge 2 Acting C.P.S., Kangaroo 
Valle 

North Casino Swamp Drainage Trust. 
and Drainage Act.’’) 

North Deniliquin, Town of. (See ‘‘Designs.’’) 

North Gundagai Temporary Common—Withdrawal of 

Jamd: ETO Wincescwesncgsewae- stern ct ome eat ona Reece eee 

Logan Settlement Purchase Area. (See 


“Tand.”’ : 
Nowley Bore Water Trust. (See ‘‘Water and Drain- 
” : 


(See ‘‘Water 


North 


age Act.’’) 

Nowra Water Supply Works. (See ‘‘Country Towns 
Water and Sewerage Acts.” 

Noxious Plants and Animals. (See ‘‘Local Govern- 
ment <Act.’’) 

Noxious Trades Act—Revocation of proclamation of 


Page 


3745 
3820 
5405 


4938 


certain date declaring the trade of Tanner a ~ 


noxious trade within meaning of .. 
Nyngan Land District. (See, ‘‘Land Districts.’’) 


te) 


O’HANLON W. J.—Appointed to act as C.P.S., &c., 
Young . -«+» 461 
O’ Keefe P.—Retirement of, from Public Service ... 
O’Kelly Mrs. M.—Retirement of, from Public Service 
O’Neill P.—Appointed Clerk, Local Land Board Office, 
Dib BG aoe csce jcdiact ber akties fe oe oRaene eae eee 
O'Neill Rev. W. A.—Resignation of, as Church of 
England Chaplain at Government Asylums 
for the Infirm, Parramatta 
O’Sullivan E. F.—Appointed Clerk to Mining War- 
dens, &c. 528 
J. N.—Retirement of, from Public Service . 
(See “‘Gold-fields.’’) 


ee eeee 


Oatley 

Oban Gold-field. 

Oberon— Nye ae 
Mining Division. (See ‘‘Mining Divisions.’’) 
Town of. (See ‘‘Designs.’’) 

Occupation Licenses— 
Auction sale of 
Crown land declared added to 
Errata 
Granted 
Renewal of, for 1911 
Reversal of non-renewal of : 
Withdrawal of land from, for public purposes 


Withdrawal of sale of 
Preferential— 
Crown land declared added to 
Fresh appraisement of 
Granting of applications for 
Non-renewal of 
Renewal of, for 1911 
Withdrawal of land from, for public purposes ..... 
3841, 4351 
Officer R.—Appointed to act as an Appointed Member 
of Licensing Court, Forbes 


re ee ir 


errr ee ee ec i aris 


Seem eee meee reer eer en renee sree eeesseserene 


ee ry 


3841, 4066, 
4746, 


eee eee ee i 


Peer e eee weer eee eeeensene 


ee ee ry 


eee eee eee ee ris 


Cc i 


‘ 
wiser élelereia/ele|siele/areivisiuis/alstelelele/ea(eiele/s\e'svia'selutaleralerd ) 


3711, 4576, 


5179 


3 
4458 
961 


INDEX—(JuLy To SeprrmMBer)—1910, xix 


; Page 
Ogden W. B.—Resignation of, from Public Service ... 3953 
Olsson J. G.— Appointed Launch-driver, Clarence 
AV EIE Core SOME! TBM RE ORL jack conclu Ne tee neat mecha ae 4618 
Orange Water Supply Works. (See ‘‘Country Towns 
Water and Sewerage Acts.’’ 
Orders, &c., of Industrial Court. (See ‘‘Industrial 
Disputes Act.’’) 
Ordinances. ee: “Local Government Act’’; ‘‘Muni- 
cipal.”’ 
Orr W.—Appointed Bailiff, Small Debts Court, 
Charlestowil, GiGi, 1....ce tess 3762, 3763, 3872, 4394 


Oyster Culture Leases— 
Applications for ... 8673, 3779, 3881, 4011, 4298, 4413, 4526 
4683, 4808, 4980, 5082, 5212, 5339 


Oyster Reserves, Public. ( See ‘‘Fisheries Act.’’) 


P 


PACKET Licenses. (See ‘‘Licenses.’’) 
Page Captain R. O.—Appointed Pilot, Newcastle .... 4887 


Page E. H.—Appointed C.P.S., &c., Muswellbrook ... ia 
Ramiing, Prades (Neweastle) Board. (See ‘‘Industrial 
sputes Act.’’) 


Pardon re Aalst (Seo ‘Despatches.’ - 


Parkes— 
Land District. (See ‘‘Land Districts.’’) 
Mining Division. (See ‘Mining Divisions.’ i) 
Parliament. (See ‘Legislative Assembly” ; ““Legis- 
lative Council.’’) 
Parliamentary Elections Act— 
Electoral Registrars appointed under .... 3986, 4972, 5338 
Electoral Registrars (Assistant) appointed under.. 
4973, 5338 
Klectoral Registrars (Deputy) appointed, &c., under 
4 


972, 5338 
Polling-places— 
ba bonede eectces..2+ eas 3962, 4383, 4508, 4793, 5061, 5165 
Appointed ........ 3961, 3962, 4508, 4793, 4930, 5061, 5165 
Revision Courts constituted, &eC., under . 3641, 3753, 3958 
Returning Officers appointed, &e., under ........ 3649, 4273 
4928, 5060, 5165 
Writs of Election issued. (See ‘‘Writs.”’ 
Parliamentary Elections (Second Ballot) Act, 1910— 
Days and paces on and at which Revision 
Courts shall be held to revise Supplemental 
Coo cnet a aparece cits RSE 9 ana 75, 5291 
varramatta Sewerage and Drainage Act—Certificate 
of amount expended on Sewerage and Drain- 
age Works for Town of Parramatta under ... 4632 
Partner ships dissolved— 
Webb W. W. and J. Strout 3735 


Jardine H., G. W. Hall;and E. C. Hyde ............ 3735 
Weakley G. Bop dnd Th Be Weakley erected aeers 3735 
King R. A. M. and H: R. CPi ac ie a ee en 3735 
lash Br an Wee Pe ee CORIO T ccoceacciect nike ae ae 3845 
Constantine P. "and El Janiaway ........cc.ccccsecccseeses 3940 
Rytre er Ce aided. So WMiNCII t)..stvtenctacwsce antes 3940 
Walton R. W., F. E. Walton, and R. T. Hough ... 4070 
Higgs L. L. and R. F. Higes RES aRO RRA AHOER ctor id Re 4070 
Cory Bo Brandes Or eeney ... 0... cceccccceesecccntccaee 4070 
Logue’. ‘SF and A. We" Satler 2.000...008 5.000. 4070 
Onis Wa elawancy —- ASSOLE \sacc0000d ete ees... 4070 
Collins: Be "iG-*and’ A. "We-Reache s:22805....20.0 aie 4071 
Cook A.*T. and A. , We Behe Pc EES. | MU ae 4355 
ox te A all sk. AMC i.8- citar, warene saree: 4355 
Balzer Mary Jane Pa as W. Mildenhall :-::..).c..053: 4355 
Robey W. I’. and, Be Peawes ......0shccit. Feseccdesads tess 4462 
Hyam D. and M. W. pS SESE 6 ee ee 4463 
Biyar be b. Buch dy. be. An CAShers 5... Toned. Sane cssalivoee? 4605 
Cottam S. H. and W. S. SE a ETE Ete Fs 4605 
Murphy 'T. P. and ©, EH. dhatcher 2c .ccicdsusces nse 4605 
teas A. J., J. &. Tobin, ang ce Baxter .....4...5.; 4768 
Smyth P., A. C. ene D. ‘Smyth, and J. Smyth... 4768 
Wansey A. and A. BNO Ce Sasa si t= Melina cae ce 4878 
Unbbard §. and J. Ww ELE) cease ie eine eats clad 4878 
McKeorn N. Weand & Myer, <0... ss cccscceaveeccecce, 4878 
rerner|. and Wr BiOUeRy 5.70 e ce 5147 
Rose Charlotte and H. A. Wooding ....-............... 5147 
Mortur Ww. Boe PEM Martin ©. ccf... .cces scsi rceuseese 5147 
Hoskins P. H. and G: Hodfér 2. :2 222000000 500.0.2.. 5275 
wonesta. B. Ande w. be Sardine |.ctcst se ec ote cece 5275 


Landsborouch L. M., R. L. Holle, and L. Goldring 5424 
Pastrycooks’ Board. (See “Industrial Disputes Act.’’) 


Pastures Protection Act— * 
Application of nrovisions of, to destruction of 


Foxes, &c.; District of— 4 
Heda. te ee 2 aS ee 4499 
WG vet hake bust Races epee A eee OS. 2 5 GE od A 4499 


: Page 
Pastures Protection Act—continued. 
Applications for permission to erect rabbit-proof 
fences, &c., under ...... 3724, 3918, 4027, 4060, 4338 
4449, 5025, 5096, 5131, 5225, 5255, 5412 
Amended boundaries of Pastures "Protection Dis- 


~ tricts of- 
Mi aii lenin Cl, peered ceo rete vi ce ae xs cecrmany co oct et ca ods iinet 5055 
Nepean and, Hawkesbury. «sc i..sstessienesepessasederess 5055 
ChOLMAR OF of Pastures Protection Boards appointed, 
c., at— 
Bathur st hao. eA CRD 4071 Sin getone. a. asasaks 3846 
Coonabarabran 4071, 5040 Wentworth ....... 3845 
ELA ecm decree aha ond fe 3846 WATeaRAn La 25). saierede 4463 
Ven CLL ioe yetauelecers A769 
Directors and Members of Pastures Protection 
Boards appointed, _Xe., under, at— 
Coonabarabran .... 387385 i Ran eller ea len TERR SAY 5275 
WASINOM cere le saree cee 4071 TL CLOUugtcone tn sleiettres 4768 
WUD DOL oe daecia. ore Slat Menterneld.® sche 3649 
IBIAS Bey Ooo Honor. 3845 Wanaaring ....... 4071 
Gundacaine ese ee 4355 
Discontinuance of bonuses for scalps of foxes - by 
Pastures Protection Board at Carcoar ......... 3735 
Erratum notice respecting appointment of Acting 
AMSDECEOM VIRGO oc he cc ccctan deactit oqnbccaesinars 3868, 4930 
Inspectors and Acting Inspectors appointed, re- 
signed, &c., under ...... 3649, 3756, 3868, 3961, 4382 


4507, 4630, 4792, 5185 
Notice for objections re applications for erection of 
rabbit-proof fences, &c., under ... 3724, 3918, 4027 
4060, 4388, 4449, 5025, 5096, 5131, 5225, 5265, 5412 
Notice of assessment at— 


Pee reteset os ie ot dobncaen tree Rade 3846 
Tiyereligesce se Metre cccete ns tees eat tee hoc Sea Oe ea eee 4769 
Notification under, respecting date on which owners 
or occupiers shall commence suppressing and 
destroying rabbits and noxious animals within 
District of— 2 
ISOM RUE. comecpaten 4880 TVAYaecr ce a0 che ses 5424 
IB OUEIE reste cere 4880 MCTUIMGIC Ne cst. 5040 
Pup DOse secrets, § 5040 Tamworth .... 4355, 4465 
INGANES © couego dove 5149 PISS phere ever shelenteuste siete 5275 
Receivers of scalps appointed at— 
Carvcodtnn a: 4768, 4769 Mudgee .5...005 5040 
ide re ieeraere ncisoteits 4769 SHEL TW OU Ueto adel 6 4355 
ELA Var Ps yest aetna aies 3846 Willean nia src cits 4463 
IKONS ae bie Re bor 4606 E 
Registration of Brands under. (See ‘‘Sheep.’’) 
Rate of assessment: at-—— 
(ETD W deans ac du arh nate 2c a cee Ce Ree ener eae 3846 
TNTAHOTONI RS Baoan nadhdnopeaneio nee nepb ee ashennnne cuaEtenndEnetinc 4769 
WU CAE Dap ees Mate ne sGas decease aaa sset Osis canis tans “Seam 4463 
Rabbit-proof fences declared by Pastures Protection 
HOarewate Lelitdarlerrn trom tarc Wate scacedectea ests 4g 
Scale of bonuses for scalps at— 
Bombala ......... 4071 Molong .........-- 4769 
Coonabarabran .... 5040 EOL m ye) tare satya sirens 4605 
HWden eee: a5: 4769 Warialda. sce es ap. 5040 
ELAS ccoectes ier sts s 3846 \MAGB TE) Solel ae 4463 
Pastures Protection Boards—Balance- sheets— 
(Olevavs laveibin), anaes eenaAcapeade ae ubooricr KueeeLAadst HaLARAE MiGoonane 3845 
Glenmlinnies mice cnn ccateeee teem sseas «easements ie 3736 
Paterson G.—Retirement of, from. Public Service ... 5156 
Paton E.—Appointed Registrar, Small Debts Court, 
&ec., Millthorpe .........2.-s.cesseeeeneess 4639, 4779, 5155 
Pearson W. J. —Appointed Deputy Licensing Magis- 
Prob NeoieGhho ta. cata Wrcects ss o.cccas secs eh coreatens 4629 
Pease R. 8. (See “Sullings.’’) 


Perry W. I.—Appointed Warden for State of New 
rR NRCS 7, oe i uA ard eras Anas BPE id oie Bir Ab 3746 
Persons permitted to purchase land. (See ‘‘Land’’) 


Petersham—Alignment of Street, Municipality of net 4578 
Petty Sessions Courts. (See ‘‘Courts,’’) 
Petty Sessions Districts— 
Amended boundaries of— 
Cambrai later OMe 2 accede dactar dos cues ste dddeve neve 5294 
INGwCO water ommtetoc scot time oncentcan oon paemaeme ne 5294, 5295 
Water: Bohtee: GHiicemsty.-.2..rtastnonaosics so ackee dines cee, 5293 
Boundaries Of KoGaral cciccc....c<nsosegesncet sot ayy 5293, 5294 
Phelan R. J. C.—Appointed Clerk, Special Lease 
Branch, Department of Lands ...0..f... See 4365 
Picture-framers Board. (See “Industrial Disputes - 
Act’) 
Pike GC. C.— Appointed Master, Pilot Tender ‘‘Car- : 
CHL OLGERME ccf etoei aa teeter ce ttesr es cin ektedt teen: 5048 
Plasterers’ Goce (See “Industrial Disputes Act. mY" 
Plattsburg to West Wallsend Tramway. (See ‘‘Tram- 
ways. 
Plumbers and Gasfitters (Cumberland) Board. (See 
“Industrial Disputes Act.’ : 
Pneumatic Harness (Litd.)—Equity notice in matter 
0 lela ore Sri reer Ne NA | aay RR 3851, 4466 
Police Districts—Boundaries Of 7..,...:..-c:eresersepueneess , 4081 


Be: m" 


xx 


Police Force— 
Confirmation of appointment of— _ : 
Pountney W.N. in rank of Superintendent, Third 
Class : 
Sykes A. A. in rank of Superintendent, Third 
Class 
Plugge J. W. in rank of Sub-Inspector, Second 


wee c cece meee reece eng er sere sernererecsasescenscese 


Promotion of— 
Mitchell J. to Superintendent, Second Class 
Blackburn W. to Inspector : 
McLean H. to Sub-Inspector, First Class 
Banks H. S. to Inspector : 
Spence J. to Sub-Inspector, First Class 


Police Offences Act— } 
Boundaries defined under, for Town of Nerrigundah 
Provisions of, extended to Town of— 

Newnes 
BWerris Creek sree. oc secosaaeh sean: (eee tar eae eee 
Polling-places appointed, &c. (See ‘‘Water and 
Drainage Act’’; ‘‘Parliamentary LHlections 
: Act.’’) 
Population Areas. (See ‘‘Land.’’) 
Population of State of New South Wales on 30th 
June, 1910 


Port Jackson Land and Investment Co. (Ltd.)—N otice 
respecting petition for confirming Resolution 
reducing capital Ol, «WC. ene rete sere 


Port Macquarie—Regulations for Church of England 
Burial Ground 


Port Stephens Licensing District. 
Districts.’’) 


Potatoes. (See “Vine and Vegetation Diseases Act.’’) 


Poundkeepers and others—Notices respecting horses, 
&c., lost, &e. sx. 3947, 4075, 4467, 4614, 4775, 


ofc 50/00 0[s 0)6 a0 (0 00,0 spi, o:0:0,0.8\6'6,009ie's)0) 6.6 8) u 0/6, 5.018) 6)01 65s) 4) 610.070) 9)0 0 \s [8] 010 


(See ‘‘Licensing 


5045, 5152, 5281) ! 


Poundkcepers (See also ‘‘Municipal’’) appointed at— 


Coonabarabran 5276 Moulamein ....... 
Crookwell” .2.4...0.0% 5148 OMIM s55.c68 oe 
Gordontrs ss eveeccsd 5041 CUMIN Aes als Cos 
Pounds (See also ‘‘Shires’’?; ‘‘Local Government 
Ach )—— . 
Abolished at— 
IMillthOrpe Ax s.ccsdsevsacescores step ie ha ues tone ete etene eee 
StoPeterse es eae ee ee a ee ee eee 
Vanitabulla, oc acacteecd see ncee ance eee ee eee 
Established at— 
UT GLAS Ai oe Soterct de acoso eR CE ee 
UM Gl Gath See erie ey os das aa ee oe Se ne 
(Meréweth er oo: iesen ts eee ee a Oe 
Sustenance Fees for animals at— 
IDund asm ees 4881 Merewether ...... 
GOTrdons saeco cekiar 5041 IM ONGG: toh cmccseroee ees 
IMa clean eens. aevscserer. 5425 Rockleyaaereicnmer 
Preedy W.—Transfer of, to Public Service of the 
Commonwealth 


Prickly-pear Destruction Act— 
Leases under— 


Granted, nc -gcbdesht.. nerebac eee Ree ee 4843, 
Tenders for. (See ‘‘Tenders.’’) 
Printing (Compositors and Operators) Board. (See 


‘Industrial Disputes Act.’’) 


Printing (Process Engravers) Board. (See “Industrial 
Disputes Act.’’) 2 


Prisons Act—Regulations under, amended 


Proclamations— ~* 

Annual Leases. (See ‘‘Leases.’’) 

Australian States. (See ‘“‘Stock Act.’’) 

Banks and Bank Holidays Act—Holidays proclaimed 
under. (See ‘‘Holidays.’’) 

Courts—Notices respecting. (See ‘‘Courts.’’) 

Crown Lands Acts—Notices under. (See “Crown 
Lands Acts.’’) 

Crown peas proclaimed. (See ‘‘Crown Lands 

cts 


net Shopping Districts. (See ‘Early Closing 
cts. 
Conditional Purchases. 


(See 
chases.’’) 
Country Towns Water and Sewerage Acts—Notices 


under. (See ‘Country Towns Water and 
Sewerage Acts.’’) 
(See 


Settlement Acts — Notices 
“‘Closer Settlement Acts.’’) 

Careless Use of Fire (Amendment) Act — Notices 
under. (See ‘‘Careless Use of Fire, Amend- 
ment, Act.’’) 

Conditional Leases. 

Circuit Courts. 


“Conditional Pur- 


Closer under. 


(See ‘‘Conditional Leases.’’) 
(See ‘‘Courts.’’) 


Page 


4508 
4508 


4508 
4792 


4508 
4508 
4508 
4792 
4792 
5177 


5178 
3856 


4646 


5424 


5349 


INDEX—(Juty To Sepremper)—1910, 


Water and Sewerage Acts.’’) 
Dedication of land. (See ‘‘Land.’’) 
Dairies Supervision Act— Notices under. 

“Dairies Supervision Act.’’) 
Darling Downs. (See ‘‘Stock Act.’’) 
Early Closing Acts—Notices under. 


(See 


(See ‘‘Harly 


. Closing <Acts.’’) I J 
Fishing-nets—Notices respecting. (See ‘Fisheries 
Gt.” 
Fisheries Act— Notices under. See ‘‘Fisheries 
Act.”’ 


Holidays (Bank) proclaimed. (See ‘‘Holidays.’’) 


Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Acts— 
Notices under. (See ‘‘Hunter District Water 
Supply and Sewerage Acts.’’) 

Habitual Criminals Act — Notices (See 
“Habitual Criminals Act.’’) 

Improvement Leases. (See ‘Leases.’’) 

Local Government Act—-Notices under. 
Government Act.’’) 

Land—Notices respecting. (See ‘“Land.’’) 

Leases—Notices respecting. (See “Leases.’’) 

Land Districts. (See “Land Districts.’) 

Licensing Districts. (See “Licensing Districts.’ ) 

Legislative Assembly. (See ‘Legislative Assembly.” ) 

Legislative Council. (See ‘Legislative Council.’’) 

Land Board Districts. (See “Land Board Dis- 
tricts.’’) 

Mining Act, 190G—Notices under. 
1906.”’) 

Mining Act, 1874—Notices under. 
1874.” ) 

Mining Divisions. 


under. 


(See ‘Local 


(See “Mining Act, 
(See “Mining Act, 


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


Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Acts—Notices 
under. (See “Metropolitan Water and Sewer- 
age Acts.’’) 

Navigation Act—Notices under. 
Net) 

Neglected Children and Juvenile Offenders Act— 
Notices under. (See “Neglected Children and 
Juvenile Offenders Act.” ) 

Norfolk Island—Notices respecting. 
Island.’’) 

Noxious Trades Act—Notices under. 
Trades Act.’’) 

Occupation Licenses—Notices 
“Occupation Licenses.” ) 

Ordinances. (See “Local Government Act.”) 


Police Offences Act—Notices under. (See “Police 
Offences Act.’’) . 

Public Works Act—Notices under. 
Works Act.’’) 


Mining Purposes. 


(See “Navigation 


(See ‘Norfolk 
(See “Noxious 


respecting. (See 


(See ‘Public 


Pastures Protection Act—Notices under. (See 
“Pastures Protection Act.’’) 

Public Schools—Notices , respecting. (See “Public 
Schools.’’) 

Parliamentary Elections Act—Notices under. (See 


“Parliamentary Elections Act.’’) 
Public Oyster Reserves. (See “Fisheries Act.’’) 


Public Trusts Act—Notices under. (See “Public 
Trusts Act.’’) , 
Parliamentary Hlections (Second Ballot) Act— 


Notices under. (See “Parliamentary Hlec- 
tions (Second Ballot) Act.’’) oa 
Queensland, State of. (See “Stock Act.”) 
Quarter Sessions Courts. (See “Courts.’’), - 
Regulations. (See “Regulations.” ) 
Resumption of Land. (See “Resumption of Land.’’) 
Revision Courts. (See “Courts.’’) 
Scrub—What declared as, (See “Land.” ) 
Special Areas. (See ‘Special Areas.”’) 
Suburban Lands. (See “Land.’’). 
Special Leases. (See “Leases.’’) - 
Stock Act—Notices under. (See “Stock Act.’’) 
Settlement Leases. (See “Leases.’’) 
Scrub Leases. (See ‘Leases.”’) 


Sydney Harbour Trust Act—Notices under. (See 
“Sydney Harbour Trust Act.’’) 

Sydney Corporation Acts—Notices under. (See 
“Sydney Corporation Acts.’’) 

Swine—Notices respecting. (See “Stock Act.) 

Saturday Half-holiday Act—Notices under. (See 


“Saturday Half-holiday Act.’’) 

Theatres and Public Halls Act—Notices under. (See 
“Theatres and Public Halls Act.) © 

Towns. (See “Towns.” ) 


Page 


3642 


INDEX—(Juty To SerpremBer)—1910. 


Page 
Proclamations—continued. 
Vine and Vegetation Diseases Act—Notices under. 
(See “Vine and Vegetation Diseases Act.’ ) 
Villages. (See ‘“Villages.’’) 
Waters closed against use of fishing- nets. (See 
“Fisheries Act.’’) 
Water and Drainage Act— Notices under. (See 
Water and Drainage Act.”’ 
Water and Drainage and Artesian Wells (Amend- 
ing) Act—Notices under. (See ‘‘Water and 
ees and .Artesian Wells, Amending, 
Act.”’ : 
Proposed Sintonder and Exchange of Land. (See 
‘Lan 
Public Gates (See also ‘‘Shires’’)— 
Application for erection of, granted ................00008 4059 
Ap PucanonmtorroreculOonTgt oer dantndaescmecnsneae 4589 
Public ea Department of. (See ‘‘Public Service 
Act.’ 
Public “Health: Act. (See also ‘‘Municipal’’ ; 
“Shires.” 
Local authorities appointed under .................. 4517, 50€5 
Notification respecting Unhealthy Land situated at 
Halloran and Joseph streets, Leichhardt ... 4631 
Public Highways. (See ‘‘Sydney Harbour Trust Act. ah) 
Public Instruction, Department of. (See ‘Public 
Service Act.” +) 
Public Oyster Reserves. (See: ‘‘Fisheries Act.”’ 
Public Purposes—-What declared as. (See ‘‘Land.’’) 
Public Roads Act. (See ‘‘Roads.’’) 
Public Schools— 
Boards—Members of, appointed .................... 4272, 4928 
Evening—Proposed establishment of, at— 
IE ARE OES A eaiomeea ss 4631 Wallsend ........% 4930 
South Newnes 3650 VVC OM OME ersten rete) 4631 
ALENAS Ie Sela ODc 4275 
Proposed establishment of, at— 
Bismuthe secs. < 5 4794 METI OM AM terete cere 4383 
Camden Haven Mandamah ....... 4383 
WPPePacsrae are ots os 4794 MAGTOOVEN on a. vente a 4383 
Darby sullalls: 4.4... 4383 Momiloniarie as ciie 4930 
East Comboyne.. 8869 PAleroo oa dite sents 4383 
GOStWYCK & Sarees oi 4383 Pi pian g aa were 4383 
Goonumbla ....... A794 Pra llawea Ye es.) teers 4383 
FR LO GU sere there, ora ton ons 3650 Three Mile (Light- 


ning Ridge) .... 3650 
(See ‘‘Resumption of 


(See ‘‘Tenders.’’) 
(See ‘‘Public 


McLaughlin River 4383 
Resumption of land for. 
Land.’’ 
Tenders for erection, &c., of. 
Teachers appointed, promoted, &e. 
Service Act. 17) 
Public Service Act— 
Applications invited for positions in_ Public Ser- 
vice ... 3652, 3761, 3870, 3979, 4279, 4393, 4516, 4637 
4799. 4934" 5065, 5191, 5310 


ie onded Grading, Classification, &e., of — 
Ee 1s Alomar Gb ses 4471 Ranson J. R....... 4471 
Fallon W. J.... 4471, 4619 Todds Mrs TAS Reece 4A 
MGIC Grin = Jpeg rete eens 4471 WaT CLO War Jism eperonsn aoe 4471 
Increments to Salaries of— 
(Riovereruae ll Wy dal cin a don ogee soba eacds date te cme ngaanecnemaaado 4619 
SS LOME ve Oar ML Meter eigen iSamnntece se co nodac cme aatenees 4619 
Officers of certain Departments and Sub-Depart- 
SEINGNiS Ol CHE TE UDI CHSC VACE st mseonse danse 4917, 5435 
Living Allowances payable to Officers stationed at 
“certain places—Notice respecting discontinu- 
ATICOM OLS eee ona cte tanebel ctl snnieie sebleweinuie daasmigees « 4278 
Officers inthed for promotion from Grade ‘‘d” ... 5157 


Agriculture, Department of— 


Appointments— 
Deputyas enistnarcon pu Camds gomeas. detectors: ces: ss 3746 
Registrar, Wollongbar Experiment Farm ...... 4470 
Experimentalists Midselgdeoc cas tet ngcaabiue die Saag 4470, 4780 
Confirmation of appointment of— 
Chapman H. P. T. 3746 Paterson A. B. .... 5048 
O’Grady J. HE. . 4618 VOSS Els Gyaeetitata sts 5048 
Attorney-General and of Justice, Department of— 
Appointments— 
Registrar of Births, &c. (See ‘‘Registrars.’’) 
Clerks and Acting Clerks of Petty Sessions ...... 3745 
3853, 3951, 4077, 4365, 4469, 4470, 4617, 4779 
"4780, ” 4887, 5047, 5048, 5155, 5283, 5431 
Police Magistrates, OSCE 3745, 4470, 5047, 5048 
5155, 5283, 5433 
Deputy of— 
Donaldson L. S., Stipendiary Magistrate 

SPOUCKES 7 SRRUBCEEE SOnDR ER GES Onc Saree Gee MECD ore Cee o Renee 5433 
Adrian F, G. Stipendiary Magistrate, New- 

CESS Hehehe Abeba hp eacm ele eerie 1M ieee cave ink SU 5283 
Payten OC. N., Stipendiary Magistrate, Sydney 3951 
Smithers G. H., Stipendiary Magistrate, 

EGR S: So octo nde GEBERRGon Hae HAL AC EE Genre CEES nee 4617 
Maitland HE. L., Stipendiary Magistrate, — 

1 aA ONERA GEE Uchiedeqosteeeolc up anok Opa MACHen ode een nn 3951 
Barnett A. N., Stipendiary Magistrate, 

POV OTEGY nee eete can seas Jd yobs Lape < xaeeaiss wabasees 5433 


XXi 
: Pag 
Public Service Act—continued. 
Attorney-General and of Justice, Department of— 
continued. 
Appointments—continued. 
Members of Licensing Courts .................. 4617, 5433 
Visiting Justice to Gaol, Darlinghurst, &c. 5047, 5433 
Senior Relieving Police’ Magistrates ssitssn.ae. 5047 
EGA TCETIO ANG Donat rene ero cataneer recites sacs anata eee 5433 
Clerks and Junior Clerks— 
Ministeriale branches wee cccestdccde: acto oer: 4779 
uD Mice Servicer bOaTdmena ca cen cae siesaenaatare 6154 
Petty Sessions Offices ..............066- 4470, 4617, 5433 
@entralePolicerOiicarcauewccsictem cates 4887 
Second Class Sheriff’s Officers ...............ccscee00e ~ 3853 
COMTTRICOCD OTS toc o ee conse en teb es eanan erst huntt al aie ttea 3853 
UWS PeGUO Ey chess ead Moulds Mice ee Im Tae ak 4779 
SAG Got TOHIGY Walere Ses Seo udooot Ancor Rant Ran ee armnen etic: = 4887 
Confirmation of appointment of— 
White R. G. 3951 O’Donnell A. . 5048 
SV KCSEH Ages citer. 4078 Longworth J. A 5156 
Sheldon A. B. .. 4366 PulleneP ed pease) OLee 
Guerin J. A . 4366 Scannell Vee iesners > 5434 
McCourt W. G... 4780 
Bureau of Microbiology—Appointment of Laboratory 
PAISSIS GLI Lime rete canis aes oneralsnweaine nema slabs ssilslatere clases as 3746 
Chief Secretary, Department of— 
Appointments— 
Clerk, Office of Inspector-General of Police ...... 4617 
Nurse, Government Asylums for the Infirm ...... 5484 
Cleaner, &¢c., Bureau of Statistics ...............- 4 eae 
Corridor Cleaner Pees deter Ree. St SMS chee TRE 5283 
Junior Clerks, Bureau of Statistics ..............00. 5434 
Confirmation of appointment of G. A. H. Mills 5284 
Extension of probationary employment of R. H. 
ING Wl An Gaia vee sercecaesseeccet cece eee reteset 5284 
Promotions— 
Officers of— 
Government Asylums for the Infirm ............ 5156 


Chief Secretary’s Department, in pursuance of 
provisions of section 14. of Public Service 


ING SOB OBO OCDE RSEENSCBCEEH EA BOT SCOCESOnrID ROR AR ANHE it: 5285 
Explosives Department—Appointment of Engineer 4365 
Forestry, Department of— 

Appointment of Assistant Forester .............eeeeee0. 4618 
PrOMOMOn Ol Dwr. Wilshiren nici: ccrcsscenencss cece 4618 
Government Printing Office— « 
Appointments— , 
MetINe ESuUperintendentmmarcctsccee siete ekceacenes 3853 
AChNS wChieie OVEPSCCI® ifanadarcerdcnccsdcctiette te tt tece 38853 
Promotions— 
IRODELLSONAS cence neaereete ce e odterte arte eee 3854 
Wil SLITO cn ©) Miaarn errant. cere Niceieerd es ie RIES San te 4366 
Labour and Industry, Department of— 
Appointment of Inspector of Factories and Shops 5484 
Confirmation of appointment of Jane Georgina 
ELAT- FIO tie eectraesenee ete coer ica: setromera ranean caeaeta esek 5284 
Lands, Department ef— ; 
Alteration of date of appointment of C. L. Verso... 3951 
Appointments— 
Cadet Draftsmen ............... Faldviewaree Ne deren ete + nk 3854, 5048 
Crowns LandeA Cents wetness eerie eee 4617 
Clerks and Junior Clerks— 
EVER ROMEO Zee ner in ts do sece tke eee 8746, 4365 
Local Land Board Offites ............ 38746, 43865, 5434 
Members of Local Land Boards ............... 4888, 5284 
Chairmen and Acting Chairmen, Local Land 
IS OAC ces sudeee cots eens arene en eecisteceaaeen 4888, 5284 
AChE OIStICiENULVEVOLS se secnecre ccs Ter eEee 4780 
Draftsmen, Local Land Board Offices ......... 3854, 4780 
Draftsmen-in-Charge, Relieving Staff ............... 3746 
Surveyors, Local Land BoardeOmees merce coe 4470 
First Draftsmen, Local Land Board Offices ...... 4780 . 
PN GUM oes CCOUMLAN CMR er emtncic caterer catenin otcae ce 5284 
Confirmation of appointment of— 
Quinlin M.S 3854 WMD KES) 38 lan fo catenoraeeneee 5156 
Robb-B.- Me as. 4470 MegeertierAy von ses 5284 
Quigley M. J. .. 4618 ELaivO TeAes Le eines 5434 
Webster H. F. 5048 
Confirmation of promotion and transfer of D. 
TERA S OLB anne vccacteatmeesieen cee ccecenc cticecent cates acecie 5286 
Members and Chairmen of Local Land Boards, 
VOM CVC Preacasenedicedecoetctatse. wane acute ais os eeees 4888, 5284 
Promotions— 
Chapman A. W. A470 Wa c@IveA WeAG ssc chee 4888 
Whitehead E. J. 4618 McMillan W....... 5286 
CLOW LE ua GA RENTS ir aeaneetaencacs sicitcasenecaes 4781, 5286 
Clerks— 
Head Om cet rcaccsnencs ocndeeaee tenes .. 4618, 4888, 5286 
Local Land Board Offices ........... ...- 4618, 4888, 5286 
Draftsmen— 
FLCAGOMCON i arcstencsstenee sees dei eeu cae Seeae suo ae 4888 
Gubcamaactionn 4888 


Local Land Board Offices Sionneiieeesaae 


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Page 
Public Service Act—continued. 
Lands, Department of—continued. 
Promotions and Transfers— 
Crown Land ANSE SMEs Ansigd 4888 

PS SEUUS, feats Sais ts 3746 Connelly ‘G. 3.0... 5286 

Marcolino S. .... 4781 
Transfers— 
Flannery W. B... 4266 Kennedy J. K. .... 4618 
Meldrum F. J. .. 4618 Donnelly 8. H. P... 5048 
Lunacy, Department of— 
Appointments— 
Director of Pathological Laboratory ...........666. 4077 
JED EVON ered Tsie | We opr nnanoosdobododcocodnoeoécdz00 dooxdsopassnnoT 4077 
PUNTO, MediCAl OHGOI vines. cserc tic ciscileclsictelciesjeieivlenis\e 4780 
Mines, Department of— 
Appointments— 
Wardens’ Clerks, Mining Registrars, &c.... 8854, 4470 
5155, 5156, 54384 
Bailiffs, Warden’s Courts, .-........000ces- 3854, 4470, 4888 
5150, 5156, 5284 
NAA TCLEIIS coeticne caccisn ante iumaen e einececnet came scainetors eee sere 3746 
Officers authorised to issue Miners’ Rights, &c.... ete 
5155 
ahoealtoye (ONT AREE Gano sseb snodSoorcosdbountidaodd oobsddaddsnoonon 5155 
Olerks LO Mining Ward ENS pesccecerccceetoetteccn seer 5284 
SUCCES IBS Th aR -V6REDW ale snercepSadanee GadadoasGaddataonddosdodadn 5284 
Confirmation of appointment of— é 
FECTTVVUCIE MUVGMEL® Be tecersitestecotenc mera eeanencs cas ence nae 4888 
i Lay Ronee 8 LEM Dye dddundstarindoddtiosdsd (sonondadtdbodsodsen is 5156 
Promotion of certain Officers of Charting Branch 5286 
Navigation, Department of— 
- Appointments— 
Virst Assistant Lightkeepers .........ssscsccssccevenses 38745 
1 Boy 2W0 0012) denon entnncponanaosndcunoordornococaatoadacuCHoadososeds 4618 
Relieving gDONtM GH ue menacdesnie inertia reece 4780 
Seamen, Pious leaMierSiepesecsesceticeme deen ce ssc lsctes- 4887 
BES ULOYESE: ApH ah en gee Me GUAR Sa nian OBBSp MACHA nNneprrnar 4887 
SECON JHNGINCEM .nsacswasess cessasicne ocnitectniaeleeiiesivesecice 5048 
MSSECLAS, Oe oct patte a taee cee Com En beeen cae ecrtan 5048 
MITSEVASSIStantS at Wish tMMousesuccccseeesee eerste 3745 
HN ineer SuLVCVOUSae cca oe caouisa senate oti rien clactrls eels 3746 
Chief Engineer, Pilot Steamer “Ajax” ............ 3951 
Acting Assistant Hngineer Surveyor .............6 4077 
ACting Senior BOstMan Gece cseeesencemeecsea ss 4309 
Acting Assistant Hngineer, Macquarie Light- 

L0)) ie Gens enCHeonare medconccuacridechoddiacsobboboooadeada 4470 
TAUNCH-AUIVET, Gan cccncccesmencor oe neced sas save senescent 4618 
Shipping Inspector and Surveyor ........:.:..s.s0e0. 4618 

Confirmation of appointment of— 
MOrsstrom “Alp We iccss recess unesccneeconnctiete dace tine 4366 
CArSOl Dy cae tena weaesdastee oseneen eeoeeeecusuatsmenaae tare 4366 
Cancellation of authority for exchange of posi- 
tions between 8S. M. Deveau and J. Smith ...... 4619 
Promotions and Transfers— 
Berryman J. G... 54385 VETO Pel hel dea gis ous FAB5 
Harvey E. F... 5435 PLIeSt Es parece ns 5485 
Leverton C. A... 5485 
Public Health, Department of— 
Appointments— 
Assistant Medical Officer of the Government ... 4077 
MOLL OStCE | COASt MLOSPILadime aut mceesee meeneees 4780 
Confirmation of appointment of— 
SWAMITATIS WV Fact eisee scene de seein mescer ten cen cetaee arenes 3746 
FETCH Ag coctacctccecenmennctleste teen e neem tan tenet emes 4887 
Promotions-— 
(OOOKSEY EL STS Seed etna Tae eee ane RR rates 5285 
Doherty We MEN civacecsceen vec one seer parc eeeet serene 5285 
Public Instruction, Department of— 
Annulling of probationary appointment of J. D. 
JONES Verertercccntenes cots taraPhehernaame cede care cenmoenion 5953 
Appointments— 
Teachers and Pupil-Teachers ............ 3746, 8TAT, 3952 
3953, 4078 
SUTTOLBA SSIS UL Lome steiner eatameerett 3746, 3749, 3958, 4078 
MISETESSES,. oo. oo... atueneda. scemncme rote ee etien Eee 3749 | 
SUDSCICULES errata erence meen eee nee 3749, 3953 
Clerks acerca tates shearer einen nin nao ene 4618, 5156 
ENSPECLOLSaOLe SCHOOLS. aeectetrn cs tacec: one nen maeenee 5156 
LPEACHETS OF (OOORET Yetta eer ee Renee 5284 
GATOLAISCrs: iaiacrrecrapuicicaciahe ioe «caine sean oe heat nee eee 4780 
Temiporary ASSISTANTS oo l.cccresecee 3746, 3748, 3952, 4078 
PESSLS EMITS Jote wemmaae cae Somme rae 3747, 8748, 3952, 4078 
NY. OVikiMiStresses sat ieee 3746, 3749, 4078 
Acting Inspector, of Schools and Assistant 

Wxaminer in Modern Languages .....:.........00+ 4078 
Jabrary Assistants, Public Libtary :....:........:.. 5048 
FUMIO, ClrES: ois. tosses steno ouse cee tere 5048 
tLeacher.Of Botan .ccaceee teen caeeetteee eee 5156 
Junior Attendant, Public Library ........ Notice Hie ti 5434 


INDEX—(Juty To Sepremser)—1910. 


Public Service Act—continued. 
Public Instruction, Department of—continued. 
Confirmation of Sopa sunen of— 


Snow dens bs Gay Coos dee. cast «.« c ciaiisicleniste oleisle cw cicio'sisisicininie 
Dettmann Beryl ene OVE eeeeme rec ihe tee tceneen abies 
Barber “Wileen WRECVE cs. steees tees sy ce + tele ste areteiseres 
INAV 1OL INCIITG icc wes miciesttenreiarciancte sicte ete erin te blevereistereltetrceistetaer 
1 OX. i720 HUM ane Daa As ion anideaanantercEcadoacHodboscdoncdaduade 

Promotions— 

a G13) aD yeall OR dA ere hHiasadobodndudananbdnn cstocadiscdecdan 
Teachers— — 

HS Ve RA TITILA DLO mee eeeecea meee sc aces 4079, 4781, 

OTE SOOUeSCEYVICC i eer cebiesectetecmtelelises taemnenra. 4079, 
Pupil Pea chers sn. aseucceceaes nateceee cs 4079, 4781, 
OMmCers Ob INGSoy. | POULAOUP acumen seers te sceeaccercies 
POTCWOT Sle. Matus swehars cn tonorerreasenissias enter tee ec eeerr 
IMISTLESSES: “Staihe a ewsces ree cele clowisisteisejeleisia ten sleisboleleistecleatelartierners 
AN SSISUA INS. Usa cresaicciebisles « oleisin sisi oicleise aioe wisi fiers letsle airs Baws 
TEM POLALY: eASSISUATIUS  .. sits leisieleiietieliesene acieeesteeain ta le 
NVOTKMIStreSSes. Matin, wa: Ream termites tient eiceteare tire 
Junior Assistants ......::../ Meld ap 7 ber ho ark HR OCF IND GODC 
DUDSEICULES) co viagsssdiosgassccstsnesssauaeees oeseresetimans 

ReESIETATIONS: (OL “PEXCHETS' *ftcwce..sseteddesemeninet steurieente 

Transfers— 

ING CHOLES S, cSona’s ca sceciecieat omesecta nates ten aeriee 3T47, 8952, 
WA SSISHATIES Ase oees eee dace. set tee recene 3747, 3748, 3952, 
MMEMIPOLAL VA SSIS CAINS meee: cstemecsecte ces 3748, 3952, 
Mistressog: 3. sicstenccte tbe sens eee epittes cements 3749, 
NOL IKIMISETESSES as ssertsGlacec cece seis auswlet cecce ameamter 3749, 
HUBTOR MA SSISTAINUS ccuasentes eoatiee cece cece sac 3749, 3953, 
SUDSTIEUNTCS Fane seen neea reves tmeisteces taule ee ote 3749, 3953, 
Pipi] ZVEH CHES Hiccc csccwcs see sinw esis tats slesle siosocinasamieneaa 
o BY et: hia tS aR EMAne GRMNARG rddccadse sacsendanndsddeadunachérions 
Maddox Violet Kathleen iicsnccemeccescescin seit craents 
Public Works, Department of— 
Appointments— 
JUMDIONS Clerkeeeene cece cascaee perisisianisenaeere cilesciet aeteees 
Cadet: DrattSinen Gass, ..cctoas freer secseassestonene + etter 
Inspectors, Cement Destin, vcsaneneteseeerweeeee 3951, 
SULVGYOT" ais, barbie hg sek & skeeteaat uecgaeteats «a ef ssnsielteetee steers 
Inspector of Scaffolding afid Lifts ..........:......6. 
ASSISTANEZNTOPEKCEDER, 2.7 iiceasc cote cesascieune sca stnanie 
Clerk Of WOPrK Gite i .2. oc ccceitetnesccsebonsstectecnedmeeeees 
ClOLK: Foaacssevuganae te saaatace dais sek ood tales ooh son teaelea een eae nNe 
Engineers, Dredge Service .:!,.........csctiepesdeetees 
Assistant District Works Officers .............00.- ; 
Master, Dredee. Servicenseiiiss...: bicceerteeeetneseers “ 

Confirmation of appointment of— 

Cooper, A. Woe vicsssstecsascetecscecsoaasae ce reste tetase mets 
Blankspy sly Hees atone tes tc acee ak ameter erie eenaenee 
ISSEY 55 0 hel feted nih Geen obi dace ida eo Lie indnandnondeatancbaasane 

Promotions— , 

Wood A.F.C... 395 1 OTN S pkey cage cle 
Donaldson W. G. 3951 TONG LTRS lise saa cee 
MAEM Pt WOK esi ic 3951 Clarkson Mrs. M. G. 
Newell H. H:.. 3951 Ny V.0le. Witetls Gite aces 
NIOOT eNO taaeeteeier: 3951 TOSt. He Hermes 
Promotions and Transfers of Officers of Dredge 
SELVICS Lees Teen Seen rae nena aene euaerr 
Registrar-General, Department of— 
Appointments— 
JUDO CLOT Rae es scccners vet nes teadvions scccuiiets eelveneileres ae 
CATER WO TALESINA Mp nateueaanarcismanis ce eee aaaeeeteeieiecion 
LEXMMIDIMNS SULVEV OU aasmaste snes cmtec et ccaee ns ca merit 
Deputy, Registrar-General traces. scecccenee seamen 
Stores Supply Department—Appointments— 
(LOE Kioe are ntares cs rene cosh ciar tee catee eee ates cee omene tec sce cathe ee 
VUNTOP MOTEL Ae Sears aeeitna toes aca eaametes case ve saree eee 
Taxation, Department of—Appointment of Night 
Wateh man, \. 2% teitadecns cn etitiodes csceec tener dan ceo eeeneeite 
Treasury The, Department of— 

Appointments— ; 
JUDLOT COLCPIS - og ccpsipue: uarcenuuees na cnces ene Cem 5048, 
Members of Board for Invalidity and Accidents. 

IONISKOINS oot eset oeea hee cece neat eee . 38745, 3746, 4618, 
Messenger, Resumed Properties Branch ah eee ee Sarccs 

Confirmation of appointment of— 

Bland ‘Cy GC. cissiidoncass se ccagees odetauenecte ceo tne een ete 
Robinson. Ps He ystieaeewseeescoesece soe ee eeeeens 
Extension of probationary appointment of J 
WIGUCHEr Ziiiiscesscetecocwineeeee gots once ccimentisssh cee sels 

Promotions— : 
SCMATeE GEE... toe 8854 Cowie Widicte fo. - 
HOA STON) us wagers aia. 3854 AN NAO A had bo ionlagac 
DavieSisunke ses.) ences Only de Leet ree. 
Devine A. E..... 3854 TARP elon in arse fate pacis 
AtwillGRsSi-B. J) S85 Bertier Weer 
Gulls re Lives ene 3854 


5284 
5284 
5284 
3854 
4366 
4366 
4366 
4366 
4367 
4367 
4367 
5286 


4366 
4366 
4366 
4366 
4367 
4367 
4367 
3953 
5435 
5435 


5048 
5434 
4077 
4077 
4078 
4078 
4078 
4366 
4618 
4780 
4887 


4780 
5156 
5434 


3951 
3951 
ANT9 
5156 
5284 


5048 
5433 
5283 
4617 
4779 


3853 
5156 


3853 


5156 


5434 
4780 


INDEX—(Juty to SrpremBer)—1910. 


Page 
Public Service Act—continued. . 
Regulations under— 

Nos. 174, 176. 188, 196, 201. 296, 334,-334a, 335, 384, 
409, 445, 446, and 449 to 455 inclusive 
(amended )—Reg yarding increases of salary to 

CELLALN PUP CG SEL VALU... tere ccteentet en case vse ode 3963 
No. 475—Respecting promotion of Officers in Pro- 

fessional and -Clerical eDivisions .................. 39638 


Nos. 296 and 884 (amended)—Regarding rates of 

pay and Classification of Officers in Depart- 

ment of Navigation and the Dredge Service... 4929 
No. 422 (amended)—Respecting Examination of 


PLOMCUCUSMS  cten tecn tances cea onteinneriseciacnastiiocsetedsons ¢ 53805 
Regulations under— 
PEELE Cs CCOMIO ma reaatcl ct alecmssetacitinse bse sins .cisiesste'es!s 4274 
EU OTIC RUC Cums sicatevic clstns Mteeiiieisiareietslsceeelaisiaie aretiosw epiestieslorsiael cicin ceniata’eats 3963 
Retirements— 
Of Teachers (without gratuity) ......... 3954, 4619, 4888 
5287 
Cullen M. F...... 3954 Mackaya El-parretehion 4781 
si Bercy el Baa a 3954 AR ideyeto Rion Baie as Raia saan ¢ 4781 
LEDS Ke ede Beier Ce 5k 3954 Adrian Mrs. M. A. 4888 
Besnard V. D. H. 4079 ESTO Willem lee cntatetete 5049 
Thomas W. H. .. 4079 Schumacher C. P... 5049 
aylortls tee. SLO WOEMOI lone secre . 5156 
Sommerville J... 4470 Waters ON Gunes paces 5156 
Cha RWE sae Se 4470 Curley Mrs. A. M... + 5287 
Hardiman J. J... 4470 WWE See eaters 2 OOO 


O’Kelly Mrs. M... 4619 
Public Trusts Act—Proclamation under, vesting in 
trustees certain land at Alstonville ............... 5032 
Watering-places. (See “Watering-places, 
Public.”’) 
Public Works, Department of. 
Act.”’) 
Public Works Act— 
Construction of Railw ays and Tramways under. 
(See “Railways”; also “Tramways.’’) 
Dedication of land under, for a public highway... 4512, 4684 
Notification under, respecting construction of a line 
of goods railway from Flemington to Belmore, 
and Wardell-road to Glebe Island and Darling 
SUMING Bere een tena reeacer tients cweronsecerere teste eras 4634 
Resumption of land under. (See “Resumption of 
Land.’ ) 
Publicans’ Licenses, &. (See “Licenses”; “Licensing 
Acts”; “Liquor, Amendment, Act.’’) 
Purcell R.—Appointed Assistant District Registrar of 
Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Portland... 3745, 3853 
Pure Food Act— 
RN SPECLOLS POM LCC UMC CIS «ccthntcaes cpseterericcstes ceecastes 5148 
Notification prohibiting the advertising or sale of 
certain appliances, &c., under provisions of... 5185 
Officers authorised by Board of Health pursuant to 


Public 


(See “Public Service 


provisions of Section 22 (1) of ...........66. 4278, 4517 
ECO UNLe LOIS SUA INCL Glatt en cis tsi, oittteaidee’<Wisimisie a etek caaletee Saisres dre 4382 
Pyne H. 8.—Appointed Acting C.P.S., Mungindi ......... 3745 


Q 


QUAMBONE—Country Shopping District  consti-, 
SUN ENG el (A lal aeet HN hare RICA HOES AC POISE Ree eee i aaAnS SiBe 4624 

Quarry Regulations under Crown Lands Acts ......... 3894 

Quarter Sessions Courts. (See ‘‘Courts.’’) 

Queensland, State of. (See “Stock Act.’’) 

Quilkey Annie- Resignation of, from Public Service 5285 

Quirindi, Town of. (See ‘ ‘Desiens.’ i) 


R 


(See ‘‘Pastures Protection 


RABBIT-PROOF Fences. 
Act.”) 


Railway Service Superannuation Act, 1910— 
Appointment of Members of Board constituted 


TAIL CLOT eres Rae) Raat er ree te chs eerie Geta tes 5185 

eo tiavlons. TiNUeCh |. asra-n sede ys ec etdadecliak, cata etehe praia ke 5289 
Railways— 

Auction sale of lost property found on ...............45. 4392 
By-laws— 


No. 375—Stamped Parcels; Interstate Fares, 
No, 374-_Porgong travelling between certain Sta. 

tions by Trains which Time-tables preclude... 3870 
No. 376—Coaching Rates on Culcairn- Corowa 


3764 


Line; Rate for Sulphuric Acid; Rate for , 

SUE sot eine 2 aera Re earch le nd Ra 463-4 ° 
No. 377—Passenger Fares, &e., Toronto Line; 

Rate for Sulphuric Acid, "Concrete Steel, 

GESTS poping. dlpenegelinai oy cae SS Ae ao at a 5190 


Xxiil 
Page 


_ Railways—continued. 

Notice respecting— 
Construction of a line of goods railway from 
Flemington to Belmore, and Wardell-road to 


Glebe Island and Darling AES oe Eiptete she ae 4634, 53808 

Old materials left on Railway premises ............ 3978 
Opening, &c., of— 

Cosmo po uk yorle: TyGvamelire sic. Artes to mdstectss cases ats 3651 

Cowra to Canowindra Extension ..................ce00e 5189 


Reserves from sale for, (See ‘‘Land.’’) 

Resumption of land for. (See ‘Resumption of 
Land.’’) 

Tenders. (See ‘“‘Tenders.’’) 


Rasmussen A.—Appointed an Appointed Member of 


Licensine, Court, FLiMston oo S595 be, cayse> sp pagodas . 38649 
Rate on Unimpr oved Capital Value made by Munici- 
Del CoumePo meV eva tcl tec neucvieg sis Saskcvings seine 846 


Rawson Hall Grant, Norfolk Island—Trustees ap-. 
DOINUCCE LObmes aca ao aden ch onensct as Saturn hidcuslens< 3958 
Raymond Terrace Licensing District. (See ‘‘Licen- 
sing Districts.’’) 
Real Property Act 
Applications, Und 6hyser, - «cscs. +. maead 3652, 3764, 3871, 3979 
4279, 4280, 4393, 4518, 4638, 4767, 4800 
4801, 4936, 4937, 5064, 5193, 5309, 5310 
Notice of intended registration of discharge (or 
ponater, of Mortgage without production of 
the duplicate of the Mortgage ..... 3844, 4069, 4462 
4604, 5147, 5274, 5422 
Notice of intended registration of tr ansfer by mort- 
gageée . without production of duplicate of 
mortgage Dede dato cater tate cig RE os says hopes coopera 3734, 4069 
Notice of intended entry of merger of head-lease, 
and expiry of sub-lease, without production of 
the duplicate head- TARE calc bacsRD oticeeha bn ot 4604 
Notice of intended issue of provisional certificates of 
ible ceecse: 3734, 3844, 4069, 4354, 4604, 4767, 4877 
5039, 5147, 5274 
Notice of foreclosure under .....4..0.sssccersoeeesees 4801, 5063 
Surveyors licensed, Under of) 5..6s6c8 ote oes enregowins 84 3688, 5095 
Reclamation and Purchase of Land. (See ‘‘Land.’’) 


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

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

Registrars (Electoral), (See ‘‘Parliamentary Elections 

) 3 


Act. 
Registrars of Brands. (See ‘‘Stock Act.’’) 
Registrars, Mining. (See ‘Mining Registrars.’’) 


Registrars of Births, Deaths, and Marriages relieved . BS 
eer CULL Vik Mutat te ous belong = ney cet okra tous thes te 5435 


_ Registrars and Assistant Registrars of Births, Deaths, 


and Marriages appointed for District l= 


AT OV ICU recat eh ere 5433, 5484 Robertson .... 8853, 4470 
Gril ac ob ole doce 4469 St. George ....... . 5484 
IRMA! Cs cs odevic 4779 EAT WO GIN ort loral oa 5434 
LEONEAN cogeeogaue 4469 The Manning...... 4780 
Braidwood .... 4469, 54384 The: "LWeed., oi.06. . 4469 
COWRITR ice tenets, eke 4469 Hey MULLayeron «+16 3745 
VATICETOUEY cae ose 47T7T9 The Batwon ..... . 38745 

(Cammnclene Wr ctressale er DOAT The Macquarie .... 3853 
Demir aes. ot 4365 The Murrumbidgee 4365 
GoulbarEn 4 e.csar. = 2 543; The Lachlan .. 4780, 5484 . 
Gunnedah ........ 5155 WHTLGATIN Items ects ene ECO 
Hartley .. 3745, 3853, 40 Warringah .... 3745, 5434 
TIVANelr alee stareyets cere 5OAT WEIL WOLD a,c. es 4865 
NGISTAVGT Oar Ghaeeic ensues 4469 VEO Sire. d CAPO REA Sso0e 
Monaro .. 4780, 5047, 5283 SV OUM Sars Utsinnreye ¢ . 4617 
Queanbeyan ...... 5454 

Registrars in Bankruptcy appointed at— 
PAU ONUEN Tout ened piu 5155 Neweastle o0...... 5283 
Braid woods manic: ~ 4469 INVES UL eee acess © ale 4469 
ES IIN OAT ae te aeteiale elel= . 4469 Partainathay ws 4. 6 » 3648 
Cootamundra ..... 5433 COME) aera siete) ean cutxs 38853 
Gunnedah ........ 5155 Tamworth .... 4470, 5434 
GAIIINITI OWN iere tae ss scp 3853 Taree mere oeistenes ., 4780 
Goulburn) ..3..... 5059 KISEDROY svaawatere ol snaye 4791 
IDRIS Gaaaod 4469, 5047 WIS CTU eusnaya s osberes #5 8745 
Muswellbrook ..... 4470 Vay CUI SR omr are crete . 3649 
EOS COL aowtteeieh ced=ne 5048 VO UTNE) creme fuk. sears <6 4617 

Registrars of District Courts appointed at— : . 
VByhdgsaaige ly a pute cha aoe 5193 Muswellbrook.. 3762, 4470 
Bratd wooden. sr 5066 Wileeut: paige «ate oT4o 
(es ehavacsyok? 0) an aio micoec 5155 

Registrars of Small Debts Courts appointed at — 
(OiMEGGEN veces oor 4938 COSY as sus Alero caatio eke S765 
Collarenedabri .... 8980 NVR ATITIG eee cvexe, ots 4639 
COC Sa, Be cence 5193 NWO GL Dalits i oct ei'e 4938 
Millthorpe ........ 4639 WAALS, leas oleh ores Jl93 
INTO OMA peer eliel ereh sie 4802 


Xxiv INDEX—(JuLy To SeereMBE2)—1910. 
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Registrar’s notice in matter of— Resumption of Land—continued. 
Council of eee of Coonamble v. Ah Sue... 5281 Nepean River—For construction cf Brownlow Hill 
inetd. ce. 1. BY. Muollampy: oo.utisjcaereds-necuie wns 3851 and Mount Hunter Rivulet compensation 
nteeeen | Harvester Co. of America v. T. B. SWOLFS: (OD) Wisc sets aang os eee oe bins ees tiem vec 3860 
SN TEUEL i BRR Ras eee CNN aE ti re ATE AR eas 4834 Dungog—-For water Supply --.crecsrts- erro s eetieeiee saea= 38861 
Piversicc, 2 O; fd ONNSOD da. s2.c. foscss tenes aah yt ees 4075 i yogle to Casino Railway—Tor certain purposes in 
Sharp E. ve e.) Charlotte Ann Thomasy...5..220-4-- 5430 connection with construction of ............ 2859, 3861 
ILM NSU Smal seb CASO-s, ket sensheeee mee eee eeinee 5C45 Under Sydney Corporation Acts. (See ‘‘Sydney 
Wallace Mary o Ce Wa Jerreth dmcnccceec etre sce err, A885 Corporation Acts.’’) 
WOOdSTJae tse Gs Kitz gerald i: csc ade cotaeee eater eee SANS) Macquarie-street, Sydney—For widening of .......... 4269 
Regulations . Port Kembla—For construction of Deepw ater Har- 
Under DOU so itieae sa vce cay eee Cea GRC E RE Eee EC ERE E EE 4374 
Public Service Act. (See ‘‘Public Service Act.’’) Woy Woy—For improving the trathc on railway 
Crown Lands Acts. (See ‘‘Crown Lands Acts.’’) from Sydney to Neweastle near ~........-..7.50. 4496 
Industrial Disputes Act. (See ‘Industrial Dis- Baan Baa—-lor improving the traffic on railway 
putes Act.’’) between Sydney and Moree at .................... 4496 
Theatres and Public Halls Act. (See ‘‘Theatres Barren Jack—For construction of dam across Mur- 
and Public Halls Act.’’) rumbidgveertuiversatwcccuman eee eeeceree Es 4500, 5296 
Prisons Act. (See ‘‘Prisons Act.’’) Mount Keira, Balgownie, Corrimal, Bull, and. 
Sydney Harbour Trust Act. (See ‘Sydney Har- Wonona—VFor construction of service reser- 
bour Trust Act.’’) OLTS, ches dee oboe tio ats Reet ac Sen Ane A oe RET ene ea 4624. 
Pure Food Act. (See ‘‘Pure Food Act.’’) Mudgee to Dunedoo, via Canadian Lead, Railway— 
Justices (Kees) Act. (See ‘‘Justices, Hees, Act.’’) For construction of .....).Men cosas noe eee 4625 
Forestry Act. (See ‘‘Forestry Act.’’) Thirroul, Coledale, Clifton, and Scarborough—-For 
Closer Settlement Acts. (See ‘‘Closer Settlement supply of water to villages Of | 5. See 4925 
cts.”’ Yunda Bore—For distributing works in connection 
Closer Settlement Promotion Act. (See ‘Closer Wiles dearess masters cc cccin eansoee se ae eee cane 5179 
Settlement Promotion Act.’’) Yowie’ Bore—Mor construction Of se---.s+--> Wasser eee 5179 
Railway Service Superannuation Act. (See Bunaloo Well Public Watering Place—lor construc- 
‘Railway Service Superannuation Act.’’) ORDERS Srotitcas vacerop insane eee a eee nee OE 5182 
Hornsby—F or Recreation Reserve ...............6.seseees 3€83 Fairfield=—For public park 222s.) sete ee eee 5267 
Commons. (See ‘‘Commons.’’) , Cowra- sor water supply fies: ct ete cmereeeeeee 5296 
Willyama—tl'or Recreation Reserve ......../........: as. 8892 Lithgow—For sewerage purposes ..............-seeeeeeee 5297 
Kast Evi dep as AO Methodist and Presbyterian 2893 Returning Officers appointed, &c. (See ‘‘Water and 
Murrurundi—For Methodist. Burial Ground ......... 4423 peees, ane alien ae oe) 
Sandy Island, Hunter River—For Storage of Explo- : i epee eee ce } Bate pets ae ee ) 
SIVOS Wee ees eRe PN gee ee ee nee 4551 | ‘*evision Courts. (See ‘Courts.’’) 


Gam Flat—¥or Church of England, Roman Catholic, Revocation of Dedication of Land. (See ‘‘Land.’’) 


Presbyterian, Methodist, and Unsectarian Re vocation of Tracts or Areas, &c., of Land. (See 
HBurial“Grounds ste oe eee AGO8 eee ie 
Tweed Heads—-lor Church of England Burial Revocation of Reserves from Sale, Lease, &c. (See 
: Ground eee eseecrccscesees re pe ses IAC | 4988 ‘Tand” ; also ‘Leases.’’) 2 ; 
Grahamstown-~-For Recreation, Ground essere 4990 Revocation of mining reserves. (See ‘Mining Act” ; 
For the issue of licenses to survey ..... eer on sittin: 5091 “Gold-fields’; ‘“Land.”) 
eee Aas voted of England Burial Ground ... oe Revocation of reserves from conditional sale, &c. (See 
allina—F or vacecourse sist ele le /a}uyercle\e\etn oteia/e/slutatelolorelsialarsiotemierns ee 0424 ‘‘Mining Act’? ; ‘“‘Gold-fields”’ ; “Tand.’’) ; 
Port Macquarie—For Church of England Burial Reawanice 
Ground A aspect ccs faoctt he eae ceee ae eee ee 5349 Windia ok 
Reid A. G. H.—Appointed Registrar of Small Debts PemalenCwii : 
Court 2&c:s Cudalearc.e wae tccccncoeer tater aia 5193 dd Al 8 
eee Rosse ene oh Lm See In paddock (at -AlDUEYs ogee -isact pss sinieoas -naraetenines 3868 
escissions of Reservations of Land. (See “Land.”’) In Mlizabeth (Bay Toad) oc .ancsctrcans oh grerennccea tate 4508 
Reserves— In waters) of Port Jackson!) a mencsestnce, asec tee 5060 
Camping. (See ‘‘Camping.”’ At Cong Wong Bay, Ia Perouse ..................... 5060 
From Conditional sale within Gold-fields. (See In. Hyde. Park ®t) xccoton teases ote cnt atere tecoa ete 5186 
‘“‘Gold-fields.’’) Respecting— 
For railway purposes. (See ‘‘Railways’’; also building siutated at Ashford destroyed by fire ... 51° 
“Tand.’’) Deault of sMaudie™ Cann rn cee e ae ee eee 3962 
From sale and lease. (See ‘‘Land’’; also ‘‘Leases.’’) Information leading to discovery of plant used by 
From lease. (See ‘‘Leases.’’) coiners in making counterfeit gold coins 
From conditional sale. (See ‘‘Land.’’) passed into circulation at Broken Hill ......... 5305 
From lease and license. (See ‘‘Leases.’’) Milk Can, containing strychnine, found on veran- 
Frora occupation license. (See ‘‘Occupation : dah at residence of Mrs. Simon Sing, Nar- 
Licenses.’’) TAN AELA hace aston goodie lets b wea daconermascese sleet 4631 
From occupation under Miners’ Rights or Busi- Horses, Cattle, Sheep, &ce.—Lost, Stolen, Strayed, 
ness Licenses. (See ‘‘Land”’; ‘‘Mining Act, &e. : from— 
1906.’’) PCM ie Aa. disie oan 4T15 OTANEC Bers. eier eres 4075 
From alienation for mining, &c. (See ‘‘Mining ~ Glenierie=s ce! ewe 5281 Waterloo Js. sap es 4775 
i Acts.’’) et apa y North Sydney ..... 5430 
From Sale for _jining. (See Mining Acts’’; Rice H. R.—Appointed an Appointed Member of 
: ‘Land” ; “Gold-fields.”’) - ‘Licensing Courts Hartley siieeereeuce: ese 5304 
Travelling Stock and Camping. (See “Travelling Richmond—Poll to be taken for closing time for 
Stock” ; also “‘Land.’’) ys Shops, , District’ of chs cc ererenenp tegatana 5306 
Water Reserves. (See ‘*Water Reserves.”) Rickard J. C.-Notice of intended application by, to 
Residential Leases. (See ‘Leases.’’) practice as a Conveyancer .........s.s.csscseseeenees 5041 
Resumption of Land— : Ridge O.—Appointed Returning Officer for Electoral 
For Roads. (See ‘‘Roads.’’) : DistrictrobeAnnandales: oeecw eeat eee eeee 5060 
For Public School Site at— Rivers G. v. O. Johnson—Registrar’s notice in matter 
FAIDIONE Gare ser eee 5182 Riverstone ....... 3642 Foy alates tert Oe Si, ANH ecirieR ia san nhs Fc ac aoc 4075 
Gibberagee ....... 4498 Trelawney 1,2... 3642 | Riverstone—Poll to be taken for closing time for 
Petersham ........ 4498 West Arncliffe .... 4497 Shops, District OL geet caer Waceeetneeennaeeenaes ona tae: 
Under Closer Settlement Acts. (See ‘“‘Closer Roads (See also ‘Land ”; “Streets’’)— 
Settlement Acts.’’) Application for permission to mine under. (See 
Narromine to Peak Hill Railway—For road diver- “Mining Notices.’’) 
sion in} connections withh 16.4.0. cea eee 3648, 3860 Application to close and purchase ......... 3714, 4579, 5017 
Maitland to South Grafto: i : , 5125, 5411] 
Lion (PrN en Oe OO: Cee a ae 3644, 4499 Approval of plans of re-marking of ...... 3721, 4049, 4422 
City of Sydney and its Suburbs—For water supply 3645 A747, 52185259, 5410 . 
3860, 4926 Cancellation of road permits ..............:seceete cess eee 3918 
Spit to Manly Hlectric Tramway—For construc- Closing, or proposed closing, of unnecessary ... 3682, 3713 
tion. Of ‘gaye ke eae 3645 8717, 3720, 3721, 3815, 3817, 3892, 3913, 3914 
Vaucluse--For public recreation ground .............. 3726 3916, 4024, 4049, 4050, 4055, 4058, 4316, 4335 
Kankool—For maintaining the traffic on Great | 4499. 4444’ 4448 | 4549, 4550, 4580, 4581, 4583 
Northern Railway at. .....ccccccccecccceeecceeeecseess 3855 4588, 4698, 4699, 4747, 4748, 4751, 4822, 4851 
Bega—LErection of court-house .......0c...02..ssstdeeces 3859 4852, 4991, 5021, 5023, 5090, 5128, 5129, 5219 


Kyozle Station—For water supply ..............s0e8ceee 3859 5259, 5260, 5262, 5348, 5406, 5410 


Roads—continued. 


INDEX—(JuLy to Sepremper)—1910. 


Page 


Declared (or proposed to be declared) to be public... 3717 
3720, 3722, 3815, 3817, 3913, 3914, 3916, 3917 
4050, 4055, 4335, 4337, 4444, 4446, 4549, 4583 
4747, 4748, 4751, 4851, 5021) 5129, 5218, 5258 
525 59, 5260, 5262, 5264, 5406, 5409, 5410" 
Dedication of land for.. _ 3720, 3721, 3722, 3816, 3817, 3913 
4049, 4050, 4053, "4444, 4446, 4581, 4582) 4747 
4748, 4749, 4850, 4851, 5020, 5021, 5127, 5128 
5258, 52 59, 5260, 5406, 5409, 5410 
2g 4 cesta noth a, eee eo de Me ee ee 4027, 4550 
Notification of closing of, and approval of sale of 
lands comprise therein ...... 3698, 4567, 5010, 5236 
Notification of hmitation of resumption ‘of land re- 
SUMOEG BOL INOAU OCC Ate. che eMene eae adee scones oes ele 4822 
Notification of intention to obtain Governor’s 
authority to declare public 4024, 
Notification of alteration in position of reserved . 
Notification of sale of land formerly comprised in. 
Re-marking of 3916, 4024, 4058, 
4549, 4586, 4588, 
Reversal of cancellation of road permits... 3723, 3917, 
Resumption (proposed) of land for 3715, 3717, 
3816, 3914, 3916, 3917, 4055, 4058, 4059, 
+ A337; 4448, 4449, 4583, 4586, 4587, 4588, 
4751, 4852, 4853. 5023, 5024. 5129, 5130, 
5264, 5410. 
Resumption of land for 3720, 3721, 
3816, 3817, 3913, 4049, 4050, 4053, 4444. 
4581, 4582) 4747, 4748, 4850, 4851, 5020, 
5127, 5128, 5258, 5259, 5260, 5406, 5409, 
Withdrawal of land from certain holdings for.. . 3720, 
3817, 3913, 4049, 4444. 
4749, 5020, 5259, 5260, 5409 
Roberts C. G.—Appointed Junior Clerk, "Bureau of 


4549 
4550 
4578 
4448 
4699 
4849 
3815 
4335 
4749 
5262 


3722 
4446 


eee eee eee eee eee ee ery 


SGA bISGICS i eet gece eee con Poke eco cae eC eae 5 ole 5434 
Roberts H. F.—Appointed Police Magistrate, &c., 
MEU Vaeee Ceca eects fas ots ase hisa a ote ebbop bien cms 5155 
Roberts H. J. —Appointed Acting Chief Overseer, 
Government. Printing OMce «2. ases..bicesseeeses 53 
Robertson D.—Appointed Inspector, Department of 
(Bab remWiorlcs aeccaeemerna teeares aac once cee seers: 951 
Robertson G. & Co. Proprietary (Ltd.) — Notice of 
change of registered office of ...................55 4605 
Robey H. T.—Appointed to act as District Registrar 
of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Manly . 3745 
Robinson J. H _— Appointed Bailiff, Warden’s Court, 
leva agy Meget an bot tioe olen Meeqnenon aa seen Aeee ona 5156 
Rose A. E.—Appointed Coroner, Camden Haven, &c. 4881 
Ross D.—Appointed Acting C.P.S., &c., Byron Bay... Hes 
Ross W. D. G.—Appointed Assistant District Works 
ficer, Department of Public Works ........... 780 
Routes, &e., for driving of animals. (See ‘‘Muni- 
cipal.’’) 
Rowley G. C.—Appointed Acting C.P.S., &c., Win- 
(BUS ASI OD cr Beaetg cet he EAAGE Stics Roe RRC DE ae SO ree 4779, 5155 
Rules. (See ‘‘Commons’’; ‘‘Milparinka’’; ‘Supreme 
Court” ; “Lockhart” ; “Hill End jand Tamba- 
roora’”’; ‘‘Muswellbrook”’ ; ‘‘Hay. 
Russell N. L.— Appointed Library Ae eaan Public 
LTT LIT ATV Me eee ems eek oe Ceci 5048 
Rutherford W.— Appointed Engineer, Steamship 
: “‘Nemesis,’’ Explosives Department ............ 365 
‘Rutter B.— 
Appointed Engineer, Dredge Service ...............00006 4618 
Services of, dispensed with under Public Service 
CANN Me tn cee ae ise nani oninck acted norm ngadeeens 3953 
Ryan J. T. S.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Registrar- 
Generalise Departimenie mret sites ene scr cee: 5438 
Ryrie W. D.— Appointed Member of Local Land 
BGardem Guna ol ween, aerate en at eee cote es noes 5217 
s 
SADLER G.—Appointed Coroner, Gloucester, &¢......... 4507 
Sale of business of— 
Cormack, A. W.—Noticeé respecting .............ccceceeeeee 4605 
ately Cu—= NOLICE’ TESPECTIMO? a. ac ccces cote scenes euce'ss oodeiess 5040 
Sales of Land. (See “Land.”) 
Sandon Gold-field. (See “Gold-fields.”) ~ 
Sands R. J.—Resignation of, from Public Service ...... 4888 
Sandy Island, Hunter River—Regulations for storage 
OIFEXPIOSIVES Ab Miiaieeescdewenes siatiee hes s.oceh sa atiese' pieces 4551 
Sanitary Inspectors appointed. (See “Shires”; ‘“‘Public 
: Health Act”; ‘Municipal.’ ) 
Saturday Half-holiday Act, 1910—Date upon which, 
shall commence and come into force ............ 5056 


« 


Sawmill Employees (Country) Board. 


_ Sawmill 


(See ‘Indus- 
trial Disputes Act.’’) 

Employees (Rous and Richmond) Board 
(See “Industrial Disputes Act.”) 


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XXV 


Page 
Sawtell G. H.—Appointed to act as Registrar of Small 
Debts Court, &c., Collarendabri 3980, 4365, 4780 
Seaffolding and Lifts Act— 


LNSHECLONS EAD POMNGCH! UNC ETM. csccen ele coods cre ce asiedesstec'ees 3961 
Lift Attendants to whom Certificates have been 
ASSOC UTC Clete tek soe sieenncceresck ced eects cee uenanets 4289 
Scavenging Areas. (See ‘Municipal’; ‘“Shires.’’) 
Schuback 8. G.—Appointed to act as Assistant District 
Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, 
FROCUIN Will’ SCs, aan enon cael ehodeeneee tee. an 3745, 4865 
Schumacher ©. P.—Retirement of, from Public Service 5049 
Scott Fell W. and Co. (Ltd.)—Iiquity notice in matter 
Olam cere Sots Cola ood es aoe tie Ae iain soe piscine sale one eae 38851 
Scrub—What declared as. (See “ Land.’’) 
Scrub Lands. (See “ Land.’’) 
Scrub Leases. (See “Leases.” ) 
Second-hand Dealers and Collectors Act—Licenses 
ISSUER UTIL TE anee en nacenaas neck aaceoree ses 8877, 4524, 5210 
Settlement Leases. (See “Leases.’’) . 
Settlement Purchases. (See ‘“Land.’’) 
Severed Land. (See “Land.’’) 
Sewerage Works. (See “Country Towns Water and 
Sewerage Acts’; “Hunter District Water 
Supply and Sewerage Board’; ‘Parramatta 
Sewerage and Drainage Act.’’) 
Seymour Rey. Canon C. F'.—Appointed Church of Eng- 
lands Chaplain to :Gaolk Grattom .t......<fs000. 00. 5059 
Shade J.— 
Appointed Hngineer, Dredge Service ..............000000e 4618 
Services of, dispensed with under Public Service Act 3953 
Shannon I. A.—Appointed Deputy Licensing Magis- 
Gira ere Cue COOMA. scents inate ence ncnes o-aente teulebioss 927 
Shark Swamp Drainage Trust. (See ‘Water and 
Drainage Act.’’) 
Sharp E. W. v. Charlotte Ann Thomas—Registrar’s 
TACOS) ATTA OME Ste MON eho Seas Shan apeaeceapaa tien hone cnaeee 54380 
Shaw H. G.—Appointed Police Magistrate, Coota-. 
LURULELCLT: nn Cec Cee natn a eaenye Serna Ser gn sen een ae Eien 54388 
Shaw J. S.—Anppointed Clerk, State Children Relief 
ID OPA CINLEI teernc cae sereeneece tee tec comatose 5156 
Shearers’ Accommodation Act—Inspectors appointed 
LBETORE:3 Aden coe 3961, 4882, 4507, 4630, 4792, 5060 


Sheekey TIT. S.—Resignation of, from Public Service ... 5157 


Sheep Brands and Ear Marks—Recorded by Inspectors 


Ole SEED Mere sees a eee es wae abu oten cones 4299, 5074 
Shenton H.—Change of surname of, to White ............ 4462 
Sheridan A. J.—Appointed Acting C.P.S., &e, Angle- 

CO OUP rerctad tess maeck Soe Sele See eae nabie tease 4470, 4780 
Sheriff's notice in matter ef— 

Bookentis Garba Hae VOB andr OLHeLrS Urnscstsecitets tess 4361 
Moran Mary Ann v. J. D. D. W. Beles ....6....c.cccc000e lea 2} 
S COC Cea Gate aoe an OCU brautstewsrer saeen eek Meee attics ceeee ca clone 5281 


Sherlock A.—Appointed Acting C.P.S., Walbundrie .... 4469 
Shipping (Port Jackson Steam riehters and Launches, 
&c.) Board. (See “ Industrial Disputes Act.” ) 
Shipping (Steam Colliers) Board. (See ‘“ Industrial 
Disputes Act.” ) 
Shires— — 
Collector=appomted tor Blandinestomtseoreteretett cece: 5148 
Councillors appointed for Shire of— 
ES TAI netomat sievesisrs cae weber tee cies aeciolae.ce once create pene nica 4377 
Nia O lees mene macece mae vere cletrrem neice See en ouretianeielenenie ets 5057 
Clerk (Deputy) appointed for Bland . ee enacedide se senacs 5148 
Engineer! appointed! for Stroud ye. c sdeethcsccsc cececeansecve 4072 
Impounding Oflicer appointed for Carrathool ......... 4464 
Inspector appointed for— ; 
Abercrombie ...... 3847 JBBTE) “S25 olvckple 5425 
ASE OM Gi ens sete errors 4606 FLUNG seatare creyeherti os 3944 
ADSIG yale Oo teenie 4770 Liverpool Plains .. 477 
Blue Mountains .. 4606 Mulwaree ........ 4357 
Boolooroo ..... 4606, 4770 SELOudPeg. Soe ere « 4072 
Boom eer success 4606 Tenterfield ....... 4770 
Bilaxdangecas secs 5425 ED WECCUIS saree tresctetcses 5275 
Cessnockir yen otis 3737 Windouran ....... 5041 
CobDOuame eee ter 38847 IWalgettr.cmosnee. ¢ 3944 
Copmanhurst ..... 3847 Wiakooltaeniack © aes 3944 
CamoDlasir. asus » 477 Wollondillys ssa. 8847 
Inspector (Acting) appointed for Copmanhurst ...... 3847 
Notice of intention to take control of streets, &¢., by 
CoOuUNCHPoO mA DUM ATES ee aaseeteet eee nck casencc cnt 3737 
Notice respecting— 
Fee for removal of nightsoil within Gostwyck...... 4358 
Granting of permission to erect, or registration of, 
public gates within— 
Carrathoolgrmsencicscciise satrttetes cence aateiecspeanes 38944 
Mar CASO Verreteas ts taneemcon ssn ome aaach nites ads.cnece 5276, 5425 
Notice to persons to remove obstructions, &¢., within— 
Apsleyrwerac ont tonnes 5148 Gostwyekr..ccs.6.. 5275 
Blue Mountains ... 4606 Murray .. 3847, 4770, 4881 
Germanton) “ys. + a 5276 


oS) oan | roma are 


XXVIi 


Shires—continued. 
Poundkeeper appointed for— 


Coonabarabran 5276 Ku-ring-gai ....... 

(CmooitavGl sass anen 5148 Timbrebongie ..... 

ig 9): OY As ae Spa a 4878 Wakoolwere on... 
Shire Clerk appointed for Murrumbidgee .....:......... 
Scavenging area for— 

BUVUINAN 2 oct rsticcctaneato. pes stech nett eee 

WENCECAMP GM caoret . Stee tees cet ee 
Sanitary Inspector appointed for— 

RS 2h th Ries boleh At eR at on <br han, re Eien cis 

Bide Mountains SN eee eee ee ee 

WARS CEL eS LL ark eee een iain aeoeda em cd 
Sustenance Fees for animals impounded in— 

Gordon Pound within Ku-ring-pai .:.......:c0:.c«.0cs.- 

Rockley Pound within Abercrombie ......cc.ccccececeee 
Valuers appointed for— 

| bt 0 (6 [abariee acer renrm a mire Hato Na bean e ect Uc) i 

ATETINATILON: ‘nce sapesnschvs ce rere atse caer Cee 


Shop Assistants (Matropehiian Drapers, &¢.) Board. 
(See “ Industrial Disputes Act.’’) i 

Shop Assistants (Pharmaceutical) Board. (See ‘ In- 
dustrial Disputes Act.’’) 

Shop Assistants (Tobacconists) Board. 
dustrial Disputes Act.”) 

Sievers li. .J.—Appointed Assessor of Court constituted 
under Closer Settlement Acts 

Signal Stations. (See “ Light-houses.’’) 


Simpson D. C.—Appointed Member of Board consti- 
ie under Railway Service Superannuation 
Act 
Simpson Sir G. B.—Despatch respecting retention of 
title of “ Honourable” by 
Singleton J. ‘I.—Appointed Acting C.P.S., 
WG al Macc etdetsesinicie1 ita GBSEIST GEM Osho Ln Wma eM ROE uae ee 
Singleton 
Land District. (See “ Land Districts.) 
Water Supply Works. (See “Country Towns Water 
and Sewerage Acts.’’) 
Skidmore R. J.—Appointed Second Engineer, 
Steamer ‘‘ Captain Cook ” 
Slaters’ (Cumberland) Board. (See “Industrial Dis- 
putes Act.’’) 
Slaughter-houses (See also “ Municipal”; “ Shires” )— 
Inspectors of, appointed for District of— 
Balranald 
Bourke 
A\WRIOOLL gs sivecse thanccctenen oece saa oe ee eee 
Sly The Hon. R. M.—Appointed Member of Court to 
hear appeals under Closer Settlement Acts 5185, 
Smiall A. R.—Appointed Acting C.P.S., &c., Hargraves 


(See ‘ In- 


Cee ee eee rere reeee 


Cee reer ere rerveerrereereresnseserer eee eetcarceceeaeceeoes 


Ce ere ie ay 


Pilot 


Ce ee i ey 


POM mem eee meee earns eee reer ee eeHeeesee sere ss Heeeeeeeseses 


CU i i i i i iris 


Small J. T.—Appointed Draftsman-in-Charge, Relieving 
Staff, Department of Lands 

Small Debts Courts. (See ‘“ Courts.”) 

Small Debts Recovery (Amending) Acts—Places at 
which exclusive jurisdiction shall be exercised 
by. Stipendiary or Police Magistrates under— 


i iy 


Bow TAVI)T@acraccscor cones 4792 VCS VDL Ouprerte oe 
Ganhelevo a. ri svieeie 4929 Tweed Heads ..... 
WOLTISO eee ee 3963 


Smith C.—Notice of sale of business of, to J. W. Carter 
Smith H. A.—Appointed to act as Government Statis- 
ia He and Besisuran of Friendly Societies and 


Smith T. 3. (See “International Harvester Co. of 
America.’’) 

Smith W. G. B.—Appointed Deputy Licensing Magis- 
trate, &c., Parramatta, &c. ...... 3648, 3951, 4381, 

Snow Leases. (See “‘ Leases.’’) 

Sdlling P. F.—Appointed Clerk to Mining Wardens, &e. 


Small Debts 


Poem ee eee ree reeerseerereseesessesertsessceese 


Somerville G. T.—Appointed Bailiff, 
Court, Nundle 

Sommerville J.—Retirement of, from Public Service ... 

Southern Collieries (Miners, &¢.) ‘Board. (See “In- 
dustrial Disputes Act.) 

Special Areas— 


TIECLATOG TO Se ae 3823, 3824, 4450, 4593, 4856, 
RevOCatron Ob. OL DAL OL supa te seen eee 3824, 4858, 


Special Leases. See ‘“ Teases.’’) 

Spirit Merchants’ Licenses. (See “ Ticenses.’’) 

Stanger R. J.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Department of 
PUrblicSINStE ACTION Patna eee eae ee 

Star of Yerrenderie Silver-mining Co. (No-Linbilitv)— 
Application to register, as a No-Liability Com- 
pany 

Steel O. G.—Elected Member of Hunter District Water 
Supply and Sewerage Board !.2icciici.c. cc... 


0{9\e' © 9) 0) 6.0) 016m n 014: 8.4.65: 0) 6/00. 0)p seine’, 0) 6) 0'4\ 816 o16/ed-0) /6 8 6ipie 6 /¢sbigisjeeit 6 iets 


D217, Ds 


INDEX—(Juty To Sepremper)— 


Page 


5048 


3963 


3650 


5040 


4629 


4791 


5284 
543 


4394 
4470 


5132 
5152 


1910. « 


Page 
Stevenson Captain A.—Appointed to act as Officer-in- 
CiNTee Of eOrWOLaNeWCARtle mooterec. cesses steascs +s 4928 
Stevenson IF. W.—Appointed to act as C.P.S., &c., Bur- 
WOOT, CrCl wan cee ORE RRR et eee: Unie ce valeee 4779, 5484 
Stock Act— 

Proclamation declaring that the proclamation of 28th 
September, 1909, shall not apply to the intro- 
duction of Swine from portion of Queensland 
known as Darling Downs under certain con- 
ditions 

Registrar (Deputy) of Brands appointed under 

Registration of Brands under. (See ‘ Horses and 
Cattle.’’) 

Suspension for period of six months of certain pro- 
visions of, relative to quarantining of Stock 
from any of the Australian States :32......1:..... 5292 

Stock Diseases (Tick) Act— 


4268 
3746 


ee eee eee eee ee i i ee 


Quarantine areas declared, &¢., within meaning of 3650 
3756 
Swine, &e., quarantined for certain periods under 
PLOVISLOIMS cOT loins vine sate orcas aicmenece east saminieee 3650, 38756 
Stockton—Certain buildings at, appointed an Hospital 
LOVEE ANISHNE ORC: Geass. eae eieeot cc eee 3868, 8962 
Stoddart v. T. W. Urquhart—Sheriff’s notice in matter 
Olweeaeeccicecas sede cciscite <WactenNen eee ne CCRC eee niga 5281 
Stoddart W.—Appointed Clerk of Works, Department 
Of SPUDHC] W OLKSie aa eatncas ceca teen nara 4078 
Stokes M. J.—Appointed to act as Assistant District 
Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, 
NEOSSE 1G Sic atuates ccc renciee coer cee RE Eee 4780 
Stoltz and Co. (Ltd.)—Notices in matter of ......... 4462, 4883 
Stonecutters (Stonemasons) Board. (See “ Industrial 
Disputes Act.’’) 
Storemen and Packers (Drug Warehouses) Board. (See 
“Tndustrial Disputes Act.’’) 
Storemen and Packers (Public Bonded and Free Stores) 
Board. (See “ Industrial Disputes Act.) — 
Stores Supply Department. (See “Public Serviee 
Ah. 4) 
Street 8S. I’.—Appointed Returning Officer for Electcral 
IDISILICE OL SIMO lELON oa beacause rents eee eee 4273 
Streets (See also “ Roads”; ‘ Municipal ’’)— 
Aligninent, &¢., of— 
Municipality of— 
Canterbury ..... 4443 Newtowil t..<<il «se 8820 
Glebe The ... 4049, 5025 4334, 4850, 5405 
IMO SHIVA cia: seer 3723 Petersham sane 4578 
Shire of— 
HATCH TT pee Rec aet oh ee aoe eee ene eeenee 3912, 5124 
CGOGALATTZ DER. Soe. ces « Ratond patec eae eine Renee 3819 
LOCKITATE sheaves + sos cwshcuaese seveee we ueaedatacter sani et eee 438 
Suburban Lands. (See “ Land.’’) 
Suckling FE. M.—Appointed Assistant Medical Officer, 
of the Government, Department of Public 
Health -Goraaataiinsctoteccment taagoawce ccna eientetre 4077 
Sullings 8. v. R. 8. Pease—Registrar’s notice in matter 
(oi Sees Mn en PSS SHAE aha MAM eR AMAA C cm odcegt sadn 5045 

Summergill Gold-mining Co.—Application to register, 

Asa INO-LAADILIty COnmMmaimy: S.ses..seeeette noes oblnee 4463 

Sunbeam Mining Co. (No-Liability)—Application to 

register, as 4 No-Liability Company <:....0.2..... 3734 

Supreme Court——Pules Ob farcusmaececnty-ssccchie aaceestdanrerict 3762 

Surname of— 

Christoffersen H. J. changed to H. Christoplierson ... 5147 
Shetizon i. changed. to chy Wiiite <.scaucsapnesessmaer sctttees 4462 

Surrender and Hxchange of Land. (See “ tand.’’) 

Surveyors (licensed) appointed ... 3682, 3785, 4549, 5217, 5347 

Surveyors licensed under Real Property Act. asl 

“Real Property Act.) 
Sustenance Fees. (See “ Pounds”; “ Shires.”) 
Sutherlands (Ltd.)—Voluntary winding-up of, and 
appointment of G. Twohill as Liquidator, &¢. 8735 
Swain HE. H. l'.—Appointed Assistant Forester, Forestry 
Dena rtiielyt 2. snake snes ean eicues: «ate onaena me eae 618 
Swift I. H.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Department of 
Public’ WORKS accesnsn) dccte-Wondasuencueeeuicr <akae see neete 5048 

Swine—Notices respecting. (See “ Stock Act.’’) 

Sydney Corporation Acts—Notices under, respecting— re 
Appointment of A. Cooke as a Sanitary Inspector ... 53804 
Approval of— 

Amended levels of Hargrave-street, City of Sydney 3791 

Exchange of certain land with Colonial Sugar Re- 
Arne Go: Chad.) eee eee ae atc 4274 

Purchase of land for purposes of widening Dar- 
linghurst-road and other thoroughfares in City 
OF SV ORGY: ccasy cp cne-clecee tee keene 5060, 5305 


Wrastine of Dayatkeat and other thoroughfares in 
City of Sydney ..3533% ee ee CR Ca. 1. ob8e 


Gow 


INDEX—(JuLty To Sepremper)—1910. 


Page 
Sydney er ation Acts—Notices under, peepee con. 
inuec 
Rate on Unimprovyed Capital Value ....:.4..0c.sssennccees 38846 
Resumption of land for purposes of widening Eliza- 
beth-street and other thoroughfares .............. 4072 
Sanctioning of sale of land known as Maitland-place 4631 
Sydney & Newcastle Finance Co. (Ltd.)—Voluntary 
Wwinding-up of, and appointment of A. . Webb 
SLUG WIA OL Chere sesccaes acest echo Caseeneee se ese8 4069 
Sydney Exchange Co.—Ilalf-yearly General Meeting of 
MMALCHOIMLELSHOLasnantics scoot etecccr en aceae ceeceswe te cee 3735 
Sydney Harbour Trust— 
Appointment of— 
Lance C. C. as Deputy President of .............c.eeeee. 3649 
Walsh H.D: asiDeputy Commissioner ..2...:...20+.%. 3649 
Tenders. (See “ Tenders.’ ) 
Sydney Harbour Trust Act— 
Proclamations under, declaring— 
Certain thoroughfares within City of Sydney to be 
public highways ...... Dee Renet ware yn enh carsnahes der rnive 5052 
Roadway within Municipality of Drummoyne to 
Doras LICH IEA 2 'Vo net eclestscaacsec ote scat ret eae clos 3856 
Regulations under,. respecting— 
HlOOLINo Sailnet ene OMtMemes et tenet lentertocelectotes 3868, 4508 
Navigation of— 
PORE OLsS VGLEV cers siseetes ice ancnusveteteens connect te cueces 4382 
ULE CO MEL Es see tee nice clarinet acer east tsreecescceeges eS (OS 
Navigation through Gladesville-road Bridge ......... 3962 
RVViet DOMSINT CI cee ca sen sonnienisce s saatieliissaeciciecnen atdemsine estees 4275 
Sydney Meat Preserving Company (Ltd.)—Half-yearly 
General Meeting of Shareholders of ............. 37385 
Sydney Training College for Teachers—Dates and 
places of holding examination of candidates 
POVEACIIMSSIOMG LO caceonescete os he smcalnasine seek eee enter cee. 4516 
at 
TALMOT Bore Water Trust. (See ‘‘Water and Drain- 
age Act.’’) 
Tamworth— 
Design of Town of. (See ‘‘Designs.’’) 
Site for Town and Suburban Lands at .................. 5272 
Tanner. (See ‘‘Noxious Trades Act.’’) 
eaimtas Department of. (See ‘‘Public Service 
Taylor P. a enrany of, from Public Service ......... 3954 


Taylor T. H.—Retirement of, from Public Service ... 4470 


Taylor W.—Services of, dispensed with under Public 
SOIR CAMO) AMS colegepetiep'ek iste ap Seabee see see ea Reba RGRE 5157 
Tebbutt E. H.—Resignation of, from Public Service.. 5157 
Telfer J. B.—Appointed Inspector of Schools ........... 5156 
Tenders accepted— 
Miscellaneotis—Erections, &c. ....... 3657, 3765, 3872, 3981 
ay 4395, 4519, 4640, 4802, 4940, 5068, 5194 
5 
Provision Supplies for Hospital for Consumptives, 
iWArgrer ai IBY poriae Readesaneea tos ate cas aneon: seaabenedsonss 3657 
Supplies and Services for the Public Service ......... 5199 
Supply, &c., ff EXLUDET: Sere en. Ancehsan uate pear tty. 4802 
Tenders called for— 
Additions, &c., to— 
Public School, dy 
BOOldTO0, 2a. . » 3875 CRNA Seon dtdos 5071 
STOO WaALey le os 5) « 4521 Koorawatha ...... 4804 
Gamterbury «pss 3659 INEM SITIO COT oie sete cl > 4397 
Clanes.. 2. 022 3768, 4642 Longueville ....... 4397 
GANT SIS ge56 ce. 4521 Marrickville 2.0... 4285 
PKIPStone. 2.0... 5320 Neu tetce scarcer ee tee % 4284 
Hdwardstown . 8660 INDRA OLERUAIEY oy gasinio ini 5197 
Goolagone ....-: 3659 st. Eeonards ...2°. 4804 
GiGUCEStel sats. S875 JRO RO Rab ONES omer rerrecenty 3659 
Germanton .. 4284, 5070 
Court-house— 
OSLO’ Uae c 3659, 4942 Tenterfield ....... 4642 
Paddington ..... 3659 VA US Clues tat ccmcriallay a 3984 
MeL AULT MAT CA® «o's 5 83658 
RPE Cia Cee a LNT. ds sce alae Coaehilala Sie sechoopr Gass 3984 
Assistant Superintendent’s ares Hospital for 
. .Insane— 
BMAD BE. SIA icant arse tncom 4521, 4642, 597 
IEE ELTITEL MRE oe casero cee ceC ENGI Ce caste teen sieiteeis 5070 
BPC OL RYO WOTLD: pasts scoters athinugtsaeamateswstiacgtses 3767 
Police Station— - = 
Argent-street, Broken bE RU Life oes Sees Ee ae 3875 
EMU ENSIT YS Wee ce cect oe tess «> oc iii mascara» 4804 
Boatmen’s Cottages, &c., Pilot Station, Crook- ° 
LY OPE Oe ic ade aie cok aca aan oases chee 4283 
‘ New Building, Technical College, West Maitland Ris 
5 


XXvli 
Page 
Tenders called for—continued. 
Alterations, &c.— 
Post. Office— 
CHES WOO Cee esecs crcansscanessasesenesaecateesianet aeeitele sane 4942 
(Bae rey AP Ag AES LA Lied ns ea SA 3658 
OC Kap) eV LOLOM Gs me ccnce abe cari acccaukicc es Gininace emcees 4949 
Public School, &c.— 
Lie TOW Santas 4642 St. Leonards Hast 38659 
Granville South... 4942 AULDiow AH Se Hoo doe 5071 
Girls’ Classroom, Public School, South Wagga 
WHERE tea oh anya “toga a See Beare en Oeerdan Sa sda 4398 
Drying Room, Hospital for Insane, Newcastle .... eG 
507 
Cartage of Locomotive Boiler and Pump, &c., Yass 3765 
Connecting with Sewer, Military Buildings, Parra- 
TAO eke Gee eee NAG Pee tee oat eee ene 4942 
Construction, &c., of— 
Sea Wall and Wharf, &e., Bantry Bay ........ 3659, 3982 
Show and Tr avelling Cases, University of Sydney 5197 
Pump Well, &c., Water Supply, | Db y220/22" sc aapeauden . 8660 
Steel Service Reservoir, J Wo) poYsis CAN aine Sueno aaa Mesa 3768 
Fernhill Extension of Western Suburbs Sewerage 38660 
Hay Branch of Murrumbidgee Northern Canal ... 3660 
Cuttings, &.— 
AD ewe baie Mihai en iohocadcehacragtosnonreoocsodarremanctnc 3660, 3876 
Murrumbidgee Northern @anal.,...2..00-+.---aeas 4943 
Bridges and Regulators, Darling River ....... 3661, 3876 
Two Regulators, Murrumbidgee Northern Canal.. 3661 
IRATE ACHChE GOP WHS) «ac -cmand-dapniaboptodemoptasouste daateaee 5194 
Gactleg ards bore. Orecican warn che ceucenaay sn: 4943 
Electric Tramway from— 
Miulitary-road. tol Cremorne Romt!+..ssseenss...- 4285 
Wiavierl eye vO CONGR ea ceeeern nee aoe neces tec 3661 
Second Section of— 
Lockhart to Clear Hills Railway .....20.:.140..82<. 3661 
Southern and Western Suburbs Ocean Outfall 
SYERTON ES Sdgeecn Bie con ROE ACE ened Ge GB ERE Stee epoca ane on 3985 
First. Section of Moree to Mungindi Railway ..... 5320 
Drainage Works for 
Rone yab Bbeael og e NSNVAENIOD). SocconscunenoonodnseooneHnaconsose 4643 
Miy oCume Swat p syst nrs seen lo saan oe oneeae atee 5072 
Root for Existing Service Reservoir, Gundagai ... 46438 
Equipment for New Drying Room, Benevolent Asy- 
TUES REV Ok POOL rack seein adeaaetecd aed. <n nighaaeawtene es 3767 
Erection, &e., oi— : , 
New Buildings, &c.— 
Public School, &e.—— 
Barnsley -..... 3658 Mullamuddy ..:... 3659 
Barry .... 38659, 4898 Mullengrove .. 38984, 4948 
ES ELC lier raten 5320 St. Leonards North 4642 
Clairville ..... 284 Tom’s Lagoon ..... 38875 
alone wears 4942 Tumberumba ..... 4642 
Hwingsdale ... 5320 Wallendbeen ...... 4521 
Gleber (ices. 3984 Werris Creek ..... 3768 
(GR WBEAIN Cones aA 5071 Woodford Dale .. 5320 
Little Coogee 4521, 5 ja19 
Post Office— 
BS ailnineutiae reece ene ee ont at monic te cane « 3658 
HTH SES otis meet sapson ASSAD UERCIGEER ao SE AEE GaSe 507 
BR EE COC Mein, ie Maen eee ea ee entre ratte ts: 3660 
Fencing— 
Public School— 
POST ita eveon neces ier att at eearmaneatien ete es 3658, 3983 
BAA LT Ee: kiss diene was aie ey awntes wee ee 875 
Yarrangobilly Caves Reserve .........-....c.00.005 3875 
Police Station— 
Adamstown ..... 3768 North Richmond .. 5197 
Broken Hill North 38658 Scarborough.:.:... 3768 
Drummoyne. . 4285, 5197 Mherny, tieeiiiowse. co tos 
Nambucca Heads 3984 VOID elta ayers ae c eleyss « 8658 
Electric-light Workshop, Sydney Station ........... 3765 
Hospital, ‘Tumbarumba cthoeh ceetesttra Mala asig ae © he ia dedrn 5071 
Manual Training Room, &c., Public School, 
EOCENE Oy ta teed an nts aise coe na eget d's 3658 
New Fence and Gates, Public School, Newtown... 4804 
Show Bavilson, Botanic) Gardens. ta.-0,.c-neee oes: 284 
Union Buildings, University of Sydney .............. 3658 
MOCK U De, ers OTANCS! chant. ea eae ahem y reas 3660, 5197 
Children’ g. Court and Shelter; ‘Surry Hills ...0::... 3658 
Nabite SUA OOES 3984 INfeaaMlefOVObiE)  Ghedan cos 57 3984 
North Goulburn 3660 he Rock -:.-.sges,, 4804 
Lavatory, Lée Wharf, Newcastle ................ 3660, 4805 
Teacher’s Residence, &e., Public School— 
IBYOVONOLNERY “ers ako oc 5071 WiSa DO Cul arrerareaers 4642 
Corambay eee. 4804 Sandiland’s Range 4398 
Copernic 8659 TIMCSSter BMG 1. ake A943 
DRIVE Salis moment are 8768 Woodford Dale.... 5320 
Dabie’s Bight... 4942 
Telephone Exchange, Post Office, Drummoyne 3659 
Veterinary School, Sydney University beh t se ener 4649 
New Partition, &c., Public School, Forest Lodge 3659 
Students’ Quarters, Experimental "Farm— 
(GaP Ac anil huntRadeenic oaedaorstocn Geena omacags dential: wisc ae 3660 
Glee TAMGS eae ete nee eee air ee ace eee eae BtaiS: 3660 


—_ 


XXV1il 


Tenders called for—continued. 


Erection, &c., of—continued. 
Mortuary, Coast Hospital ....0.0...,..::cnscectenseseeos 
Low Level Timber Beam Bridge over Bundid- 
Merry s OLreelky sravencaaned ne dee: atte eae et 
Composite Truss Bridge over Cockfighter Creek.. 
Bridge vover Bundidgerry® Creek. ie.uen sees o eee 
Quarter Sac. Rookwood Neh MIDE non bce mbbaughe Odour 
Accommodation for Female Patients, SR for 
Consumptives, Waterfall!) ..0) 0 teter sense. 
Waiting Shed, &c., at The Spit ....).......0... 4285, 
Weathersheds, Public School— 
Groru la es Gek oases conn gees ae eee tice eter 
Kear! Keurri is. 6, piece sesce enon tent ae acter ne eee 
Telephone Cabinets— 
Mortdale cs \ Ss: cktelesoccehoct tier eacer arene coke heeemect 
Northwood c. ccncauescnnaenceta escent ne tee cate tee 
Petersham 4).42.dectete ste. ete lee ee eee nen ee 
Verandah, &c., Public Ganoat Fairy Meadow ..... 


Gallery in Str ong Room, Lands Office, Sydney .... 
Superintendent’s Residence, for Reception House ; 
and Additions to Police Station, Darling- 


A iUUh go) MPR ae Rae AP BA iat coco saan Goohs 3875, 4803, 
Court-house, cy, Caring aseyeeteeceee ae eeeeere eee eeent 
Extension, &c., of— 
@oraki Wharf acc. SS eeke cone ee eee nae Tae 
Jetty... &c-, Bermaci eaeeesoccceeee teeta eee interes 
Reticulation, Water Supply, Singleton .............. 
Main to serve Five Islands Estate, Water Sup- 
ply, Port Kembla... 4540 ee eo ee 
Excavation of Site No. 6 for Workmen’s Dwellings, 
Gloucester-street,. City saree. eee eee 


General Repairs, &c., to— 
Military Buildings — 
Newington 
Parramatta 
Wollonpomes ote erase merken eta en eee 
Publie School, eee Hunter 


i i ei ie i i iii rs 


Jmprovements, &e., to— 
Public School— ” 
(Orin Soeodoane 3984 Ralere lara! tie. 
Carlingford ..... 4942 Redfern West 
Gran Villu 4521 Wrightvalles, encere 
Homebush ...... 5070 


‘'eacher’s Residence, Public School, Auburn .... 
Bath Room, Hospital for Insane, Parramatta. ... 


Ger) Lost Otice——ae 


Cee eee ree mercer rer erensessrereseeeeresereseseses 


Internal Painting, 
Hunter’s Hill 
Parramatta tay ao tea ees eee ee 

ces Lavatory Accommodation, Botanic Gar- 

ONS Wrshieeiainscl aces a eke ee hee Meee 
asc of New Gas Service, Post Office, Home- 
ush 


Hurlstone Agri- 


cultural Charete ‘Schoo! Pik give hee he. 
Leases— 

MATIN Ua) oaks, Sots ca ctdec napa eee oe PEELE nee ES 
Lin provemOn't, 3,220.0 Meant oe eee 3805, 
Public Watering-places ............30.s0.... 3661, 4399, 
Specialiesk. css: 3€85, 3686, 3791, 3792, 4551, 4552, 
‘ 4992, 4993, 

Under Prickly-pear Destruction Act . 8689, 3690, 


4429, 4826, 4997) 


a 


Ci ai irary 


He 
Cast -1ron Tanks, 


OL 


_&C. 


3) 6 clin leje) sir, oh 6/els/a\elaiste|aip eeis/ole\eeipe)sialaleiels inieiela iste Mlsie 6 aie 


sparen oe Aad Rh ea iat 
ree Rails 


© alsin) ejera)s\e ia (6.6 0eve tele els) eleleis/ orate 
Core reece reser cece s eres cers eseresecesvecsece 


Pidseei sos) ee \eai\e) Sel e657» \p(e) aie: eels, 6.a.67e ime) u/wial 4a 4 colevdre/alal @anel ele taiaigiacaterere 


Additional Accommodation for Telephone EHx- 
change, &c., Post Office, Gundagai 
Telephone Cabinet— 
Prince Alfred Hospital 
Queen Victoria Markets 
Post Office, Camperdown 


Additional Windows, &ec., Benevolent Asylum, 
EV OT POO! wus.'ai Siac naaenkindaehe eae Rebecca 
PB for Medical School Additions, University 
VONGY \Wercnvigcsticaesuskesereete tan ae er tee eines 


Page 


53820 
3984 


INDEX—(JuLy To SepremBer)—1910. 


Tenders called for—continued. 
Purchase, &e., of — 
ash clei. er is nM MEE sc Mana SRN 
OldeWiood*Blocksex erent terete. canadee nl 
Hish= plates ote sco... sas cae cee penn ens ciesaecus get ce 
Steel Rails. S57 aaa enc eee ee or nett chek ania 
Removal of Buildings from Towac and Re-erection 
ait’ Goslin g¢ Creek: tara crs connec cece eine a tec ceteeers 
Renovations, &c., to Teacher’s Residence, Public 
School, Hornsby Sts Aeinsie eich ease eee pe cee Ree : 
Repairs, &c., to— 
Police Station— 
AST el do cnate sae dene ddceemer aneee tues ett emre tee ie tae eee 
Grookwell 05. cst cess: sce oeeneaee ence ae eee ere 4285, 
Ramd wick. ov. cs cnencsaaeeee cee ee eh eee eee eae 
Post Office— 
Darlington ess. 4942 Py DIO mao sas omens 
. Hio@amallmeevce entre 4803 St Peters ey race 
ONO Soma aokes ches! 
Public School— 
Avondale ....... 3658 Narrabrivnn. «see 
Broken Hill North 4284 Peakhursth. seco. 
CoolaGa nese ee 3659 Ryde 2A. ae eee 
iin CumMbDeCr acer 3768 Redfern West ..... 
Mark wellae scarier 3659 Summer Hill ...... 
Hoots, &c,, ands Office, Moree te. eaaeeente 
Stop Butt, &., Rifle Range, Flemington ........... 
Court- house, AIDULY igs cesectic as o2titeasleen Seeee neem ee eee 


‘Yeacher’s Vaionte Public School, Greenwich... 
Pilot’s Residence, Pilot Station, Bellinger Heads 
Sewerage Works— 
Construction of— 
Concrete Sub-main Sewer, Manly 
Klevated Mild Steel Service Tanks 
Pumping Station, Drummoyne .....................+. 
Stoneware Pipe Sewers, &ec., Municipality of— 
Concord 
City of Sydney 
Drummoyne 
Binfield y.is.c.cace seesncrate ete ss acest ae coe meee 
Marrickville 
Mositian $3 csshoeee cc cesesnusner sistent nee eee eee 
North Sydney 3765, 3981, 4519, 4640, 
Rockdale Peiitenrek ake vcst as eOceeeP Renae eae ee tet 
Randwick 
Waverley <o.cstececi utc cs comteces aah oe ae ere eae 
Fencing site for Pumping Station, Bourke-street, 
Waterloo occceah ccna nas ahae are ee ere Soe eee raeeE eee 
Providing, &c., of Stoneware, &c., 
erm Division 
Supply, &e. 
Throttle Hee Sen Rane eA ree ooo ntagbinntiasocdacune 
Steel Woiste deck cceamee< osensdus cesar ee eeee 3657, 
Submarine Pipes, &e. 
Ferro-concrete Goods 
Cost-iron Stops and Curbs 
Steam Surface Condensers and Air Pumps 
Centrifugal Pumps, cy sera cere eer teen eee 
Supplies and Services for the Public Service.. 


Sede eee e eee e ee 


eee ee ee ee er) 


ee re i rei 


ee ii 


eee emcee ewer ese re re seeeesees 


4522, 4806, 5073, 5200, 
Supply, &e., of — 

High-tension® Cablete--e.c..5-cace-eecteeee mete eee eeee 
Tallow (3 oR PR a ae toe coe ace cco eee ce eer 
Blectric, Cranes <&Csisscr tse corsiceneortireenaine core R a teEE 
CentritugaleMecd@Ptimips eee eee ere ena ace 
Pumping Machinery, Dungog, &c. ............. 3660, 
TurpentinesPiles cho. seer enc. eee een eee 3660, 
Sawn Blackbutt Decking, QiOY vk sc neeneeeee 3765, 
heat hers Sleev Gs) asnccteck cnasiaueesned -ikek Mt earee tena ee eee 
‘Wood.:-Blocks: ea Aaiee. daeceen csc meee hea aee 
Steele Girders Sy. ieercene see eeoeee eeda hen ee eee 
Jinpine: Oil C&C Sos we.t. choses escent een 3981, 
Furniture, ‘General Post Office; Sydney. )..5. scene 
Hewn ‘Trombark suds. eho ose 
Conerete Trestles,yiew 2 otek en eee 
InductiongMovorsaentes:-n--.eeteane race ose een eeee 
Fencing Posts and Rails .0s.6.....c0-01008 4395, 4519 
Coal-loading Plant. Port Kembla .cc..:..55..8esee 
MalieabléstronsCastinos ese eene: ate rig eee cee eee 
Bricks iessnuscivters wc apebsatnenceete te. ane on kec eee 
Hand-power Gear for Operating Lift Span, Coraki 
Bridge o1...ceseeepocdocscepecgseceoen ene eee meee 
tronwork,, "Timber. cc. oc. aeons eee 4946, 5067, 
Suspension - Tramway RAE pre oh Scrrliio dbo ad’ kano. 
‘Typewriting Machines :..09..c.g5 dee ee 
Two- ‘Chassis! 0.028 22% .e. See 
Uniform Clothing; Ge, 4.05) 5 ee 
Signal and Interlocking Forgings ..................2.65 
Hydro-Electric Generator, &c., Water Supply, 
Towns North of Wollongong PEE oreR Ratios otic 
Supplying Materials for Boatmen’s Cottages, Crook- 
haven Heads -i 2:1) cee ee nee tee 3658, 

Tarpaving, Public School— 
weNorth Ryde fiir a: ee ueaeee on cde een viene Nee 
NOWTS.* sisdreeises al UE eye ey ee 
Petersham * 08 7 eee ee 
Ventilation of Fourth Division, Newcastle Sewer- 
Lea Tes acaninigan dock igo gGonoondarmannondicndnatnoogjs00 100800" 


4940 
4940 
4395 
4940 
50€8 


5317 
3981 


3657 
5194 
3765 
4519 
4640 
4640 
4940 
3985 
5322 


3656 
3656 
3656 
3656 
4643 
4519 
3981 
3768 


INDEX—(JuLy to SepremBer)—1910, 


Tenterfield, Town of. (See ‘“‘Designs.’’) 


Tent Hill Sluicing Co. (Ltd. )—-Extraordinary General . 
48 


Méeting-or Shareholders. ofes..:ssscce seems nc 
Theatres and Public Halls Act— 

Amendments in Regulations under ...........2.....0.000 

Proclamations under revoking, &ec., Bet bain of 


proclamations of certain dates ...... 3754, 4268, - 
4786, 5051, 5178, 5 


Provisions of Part II of, applied to certain theatres 
and public halls ......... 3648, 3754, 3957, 4374, 


4786, 505 52, 5178, 52 


Thomas Charlotte Ann. (See ‘‘Sharp.’’) 
Thomas C. W.—Appointed to act as Warden’s Saat 


eh as, ACTA AEX OA eB beeen ole aes arnt ah tea 3780, 
Thomas E.— Appointed Clerk, Department of Public’ 
OTS Wee ee eee eee een ME ae inacliasetsmar tens 


Thomas W. H.—Retirement of, from Public Service.. 
Thompson W. J.—Appointed Deputy Licensing Magis- 
rae Lar iley teen tne wehae ce stan Nhe neces 3961, 
Thorn J. W LET ociatad Member of District Board’ 
for Invalidity and Accidents Pensions, Went- 
AHORA): y Sisciec sap laA aloes aes ear Tre aus ASO RSIS Dee en Oe ie 
Tilelayers (Cumberland and Northumberland) Board. 
(See ‘‘Industrial Disputes Act.’’) 
Tingha Gold-field. (See ‘‘Gold-fields.’’) 
Tobacco Act— 
Inspectors appointed under ......... 3756, 4630,. 4792, 
‘Licenses under. (See ‘‘Licenses.’’) 
Tomago Rocks, Hunter River—Notice to Mariners 
respecting SESAS RU RSESRE ame aren AER OHE SOR erin iene anna 
Tooloora- Bore—Tenders, for lease Of | ..0...0i..0ce+sesccerss 
Torryburn Gold-field. (See ‘‘Gold-fields.’’) 


Town Lands. (See ‘“Lands.’’) 
Towns— Alterations of Designs, &c., of. (See ‘‘De- 
; signs.’’) 
Townsend—Date when Dairies Supervision Act shall 
come into operation in Parish of Calimo 
WLC MTS OU G yar Olam rea abit scepsteanaan dee cah-lnes emacs 
Tramways— . 
Notice of intention to construct— 
Castlereagh-street to Flinders-street .................. 
' Military -road, North Sydney,-to Cremorne Point 
Waverely to ncn ee Ste tee 
Notice of construction of, and plan and book of 
reference on view respecting— 
Castlereagh-street to Riders: SUCObs Nenatceerdseeact 
Military-road, North Sydney, to Cremorne Boi 
ay ericynto BrDiiter. vides itacc ors neces 
Notice of confirmation of Plan and Book of Refer- 
ence respecting— 
Castlereach-street to Flinders-street .......... aC Am Sat 
IW aver ley 10. cS seOTuGC aaa dey 4d iracisasivci rs vaealsoeus ahs 
Opening, &c., of — 
Baulkham Hills to Castle Hill ................ ike See 
Elhott-street to Weston-road Extension ............ 
Plattsburg to West Wallsend Extension ............ 
Travelling Stock Reserves— 


Rieter HHI ALIOIE OF tev t.. bocce ene oe nt ce ehc ase 4459, 
Tracings of, on view at respective Land Board’ 
Offices ....... Saito ceedtotiaeca es 3688, 3793, 3898, 43819, 


4995, 5096, 5225, 
Treasury, The, Department of. (See “Public Service 
Act 


Treatt F. B A aleve District Registrar in Bank- 
Du UC Vp ie LnURM KC Vente dete ns «camara Bacco a 
Trespassers on Crown Lands—Persons authorised to 
prosecute. (See ‘‘Land.’’) 
Trolley Draymen (Grooms, &c.) Board. (See ‘‘Indus- 
trial Disputes Act.’’) 
‘Trundle Mining Division. (See ‘‘Mining Divisions.’’) 
Trunkey Creek Deep Leads Gold-mining Co.—Appli- 
cation to register, as a No-Liability Company 
Trustees appointed, &c.— 
Ariah Park (Mandamah)— 
Hons ap uisteb Unig le GOWN peesscan cee atten etic. 
For Public Recreation Reserve -....:.......s0ssecse+eses 
Aminicale——horschooliobeATuss ea cberere senate fate ss ce-: 
Ashford—For Mechanics’ Institute Site ............... 
Alstonville—For Roman Catholic Burial Ground ... 
Araluen—For Roman Catholic Burial Ground ....... 
idlgae INptalersy 4 Grarensar (ev s seem cocucaedcaaebed ee eGeneeee aE De aarreee 
Broke—For Public Recreation Reserve, &c. .......... 
Byron Bay—Hor Racecourse, Wc. .1..2:.0-.-.0e.0c-ee sess 
Bunnan—For Mechanics’ Institute Site ............... 


Bendick Murrell—For Recreation Ground ............ 
BEN OTOVORe OMT ” cacle. FO Bi cdinh Teds. «cutee sb 
Bombala— __- 
Hore Mecrea tole OrOulricl = cota. socesnscscienatisddocden usa edes 
Sy ea OS) ELLLIN Meee dort e cos SET TAR Pie aie deep ston iele 
urrasate—_h Or snow Ground) .aeneeic. oshetesaeet esr ar-- 
Botany— 


For Roman Catholic Burial Ground .................. 
For Cook and Scarborough Parks ...................:. 


Berrigan—Vor Methodist Burial Ground .............. 
Bathurst—For Athletic Sports Ground ................. 
Bencdemeer——l OM RACGCOULSE wcaiescsssererevesdesnvedses cies 


Page 


4392 
4802 


3856 


3761 


* 4932 


3973 


3761 
4932 
3973 


4794 
5187 
4278 
A796 
3189 
4602 


4824 
5353 


4791 


Xxiz 
Page 
Trustees appointed, &c.—continued. 
Booral—For Church of England Burial Ground ae 3891 
Barmedman—For Public Recreation Reserve ........ 5218 
Barrington and Copeland Common ..................056 3971 
PGR en Dulles MOM IMNO I Gs cee! Gipson esc eke aren ben woah onan 3971 
Bulyeroi— 
For Church of England Burial Ground .............. 4021 
For Roman Catholic Burial Ground .................. 4698 
Bodangora—lor Public Recreation Reserve ......... 4022 
Bowral—For Church of England Burial Ground . 5089 
Bundanoon—For Public Recreation Reserve eee 4022 
Brayan Dore Water: DPiste foc. Maus sasuss vas tduek- setae sae 53804 
Beckom—For Public Recreation Reserve .............. 4022 
Berry Jerry—For Public Recreation Reserve ......... 5218 
Burren Junction— 
For Roman Catholic Burial Ground OIE cam oh Oa 4315 
For Church of England Burial Ground .............. 4316 
For Unsectarian Burial Ground ...........00000ceeeee. 5348 
Barrangarry Park, Belmore Walls’ .....05...s.s0i0scceres- A492] 
Batlow (Reedy Flat)—For Racecourse, &c. ............ 4492 
iSenmomondaG@onimonmamce: soateadce ta meee es 4507 
Bogree— 
For Church of England Burial Ground .............. 4697 
For Roman Catholic Burial Ground .................. 5218 
iBConoorbane. © ommorn erie anereeete: cone aed iene 4792 
Blackwattle Bay, Glebe—For Wharfage ............... 4818 
Blackheath—For Public Recreation Reserve ......... 5348 
. Carinda— 
For. Independent Burial Ground ....................... 3785 
Hor Unsectarian Burial Ground =. ....--.c..-se<...05008 4021 
Canowindra— 
For Roman Catholic Burial Ground «................. 3891 
MonmNrohtesorleD epobipeancscenscidectsed. fn ataes< vasescdoes 5217 
Cudal—For Roman Catholic Burial Ground .......... 4021 
Crescent Head—For Public Recreation Reserve .... 4421 
Casino (near)—For Camping Reserve ................... 5089 
Cavhcart— Hore SchoolmoimeAntsenn erent -nee eee ae cere 4491 
Clybucca—Vor Reserve for Refuge in time of Flood 4421 
Catherine Hill Bay—For Unsectarian Burial 
(Gnmenbontel ws See ie ares Lorie ators Rogan ae Sere ike oe 4499 
Caroona—For Mechanics’ Institute Site ............... 4698 
Clifton—For Church of England Burial Ground .... 4817 
Cocpernook—For Public Recreation Reserve ......... 5089 
Culcairn—For Public Recreation Reserve ............. 4818 
Coff’s Harbour— 
Moreeiosplital mem careeuet eae drat. Reid Com snee FASE 4818 
Ide (Slaven? [Gazonas ly soncbonde bun cucdn Some he bem eer Moneta nee 4987 
Cowra— 
For Church of England Burial Ground ....... 5347, 5348 
VMGVE. TRE VOC ERIN ASG), “de. Gosaonacdipba prsber on mesoenreeeene ae 53847 
Penedco stor Presbyterian Burial Ground ... 4023, 4818 
Ut —— 
For Roman: Catholic Burial Ground ................... 4315 
For Church of England Burial Ground .............. 4316 
Duranbar Swamp Drainage Prust .2....cs.cccs0.¢o4 000-0 4933 
Dungowan—For Recreation Ground ..................... 5217 
[istnores Comin onenaren amen tacts: ehe ct oee aosecieee ake: 3971 
Hugowra— 
For Night-soil and Rubbish Depot .................... 5217 
For Independent Burial Ground ....................... 4421 
Kor Roman Catholic Burial Ground .................. 4421 
HoneMethodisth Burial Grounds .ccssa.s.cse-aese cee: 5089 
HKlouera—For Church of England Burial .Ground... 4818 
Fitzroy, County of, Parish of. Nymboida—For Ferry 4021 
Hrogmore—Ilor Public Recreation Reserve ............ 4316 
Forbes—For Elospitala Sites eon cose steeeeeee ea ae 4697 
George’s Creek—_For Public Recreation Reserve ... 3785 
Guyra— 
Kor Public Recreation Reserve and Show Ground 8785 
H ORB ACOCOUES Ca aerate x tare Bored oem se cetinee eo damon 4316 
Gore Hill—For Roman Catholic Burial Ground ... 3891 
Guy Iawkes—tl'or Presbyterian Burial Ground ...... 4021 
Glenbrook—For Public Recreation Reserves, &c. ... 4421 
Common la 
Gilgandra—For Council Chambers Site ................. 4818 
Goolma—For Mechanics’ Institute Site ............... 4818 
Goolaconioy C onimiomecsrmisirces sche ccrect oe oe ee een ae 5060 
Gurley Siding Bore Water Trust .:..2/.5....0.0.:..05008 5305 
Gundagai—Mor Racecourse, &C. ...s.s6s.1..2.sssescseeens 5347 
Haslem’s Beach, Eden—-For Recreation Ground ... 3891 
islay—lTor Public Recreation Reserve ................. 4421 
Island Creek—For Water Supply ...............,..0c00005 4817 
Jusiones Commoners tates teat eee nase 3650 
Jerilderie—For Night-soil Depot ......................... 5347 
Jerry’s Plains—For Unsectarian Burial Ground .... 4815 
Jindera+- 
Hore Gomimionirasstncaa ss (secon eieccsmancen esate teen ta. 4507 
Horm Recreations: Ground erceeaiie tetas oe 5347 
Junee Junction—For Methodist Burial Ground .:. 5089 
Kelly’s Plains--For Public Recreation Reserve . 5218 
Kelvin— 
For Roman Catholic Burial Ground ................... 4315 
For Church of England Burial Ground ............... 4316 
For Independent Burial Ground ....................... 4818 
Kingsgate—For Church of England Burial Ground 5217 
INendall== or Schoolvot Arisisssssatesdsecsers-ceecoen oe 53804. 
ismore—Horm SGhoolsolmArtsmrmcccenttca-ees eececs een 3649 


Ma 


xxx 


Trustees appointed, &c.—continued. 
Lithgow 
For Methodist Burial Ground 
For Congregational Burial Ground 
lor Baptist Burial Ground ene 
Llangothhin—VWor Congregational Burial Ground ... 
Lyndhurst—lor Public Recreation Reserve 
Louth—For Recreation Ground 
Lindfield—For Public Recreation Reserve 
Lawrence—For Reserve for Water Supply : 
Lower Southgate— For Reserve for Refuge in time 
of Flood 
Liverpool—F or Recreation Ground _ 
Murrumburrah—For Methodist Burial Ground 
Mulwala—F'or Roman Catholic Burial Ground 
Moonbi— 
For Roman Catholic Burial Ground 
For Presbyterian Burial Ground 
Mewburn (Rugby)—For Roman 
Ground 
Mingelo Common ...... Peri Peres utr dnt A ome d ashen outst 
Marlee—For Public Hall 
Manildra—For Recreation Ground 
Mossgiel Common 
Murrurundi—For Methodist Burial Ground 
Morrisset— 
ihoreeiublie Recreation Reserve me aes ue tees 
For Roman Catholic Burial Ground 
For Unsectarian Burial Ground 
For Church of England Burial Ground 
For Presbyterian Burial Ground 


Catholic Burial 


eee en eee 


More Vethodist. Burial Ground seen secre acme cece 
Moonan Brook-—For Public Recreation Reserve ..... 
Moulamein—lor Public Recreation Reserve ......... 
Necropolis, Rookwood—For Roman Catholic Burial 

(OT OUNG. e teen anace at se eet e eat Rh Avie cee ERE 
North Casino Swamp Drainage Trust .................. 
Nowra——For Public Recreation Reserve, &c. ......... 
North Gundagai—Ior Presbyterian Burial Ground 
Nimitybelle Common —scseccr tons tec. ee arene 
Norfolk Island—-For Rawson Hall Grant ............. 
Narooma—For Recreation Ground .....0..............005 
Nepean River—lor Public Recreation Reserve ...... 
North Beach, Bellingen—For Public Recreation Re- 

SOLVE: NA JPe Socete sac sean sarees aenaee te Pied acok seer 
Newcastle— 

Horssatloris yEOMe midccess assy neon ae Cee ene ene ee 

or Bahlie Raths; Gc. (5.08.0 cassan ote eetet aoe 
Narrandera—For Night-soil Dep6t ................6..5. 
Nethercote—For Mechanics’ Institute Site ............ 
Narrabri—For Methodist Burial Ground ............. 
Newiey Dore” Water Eruph =.te) aces tom eee eiee 
Cberon--- Nor Show Groung....aees. ee nerei eee 
mambtlarGommonesseecwe cece ete eee 
Parramatta—For Baptist Burial Ground ....... 4021, 


Pennant Hills—For Public Recreation Reserves .:. 
Porter’s Pass, Blackheath—For Public Recreation 
teserve 
Rylstone— 
Yor Common 
Bor Racecourse” oo rmeas tes. tte ene eee ee 3681, 
Riverina—For Church Property for Diocese of 
Rawson Hall Grant, Norfolk Island : 
Repton (Hast Raleigh)—For Public Hall 
Rockley—¥or Council Chambers Site 
Ringwood Siding—For Public Recreation Reserve... 
Ravine— 
For Unsectarian Burial Ground 
For Church of England Burial Ground 
Stuart Town Common : 
Springwood—For School of Arts 
Southgate—For Recreation Ground 
St. Leonards—For School of Arts’ ...... bisa Sati acre 
Seaham 


Silverton—For Public Recreation Reserve ............ 
South Annandale—For Recreation Ground ........... 
Shannon Vale—For Public Hall ......000 0c. 
BmOtcleron omingn -..-...catsste maroc ane ten eT wee 


serve 


Speges®).>,*{S)8/¥ 40/4 ql 90 Kie.0 66 Bis a's @ 0 ie) e@!ae Wal oa) svelelste sire 


Page 


38681 
3681 
4315 
3785 
4022 
4315 
4608 
4987 


5218 
5347 
3681 
3785 


4817 
4698 


INDEX—(JULY To SEPTEMBER)—1910. 


Trustees appointed, &c.—continued. 
Temora Common f 
Throsby Creek, Wickham—For Reserve for Public 

ftHealth 
Uranbah Bore Water Trust 
Wiseman’s FPerry—For Methodist Burial Ground ... 
Wolli Creek, Tempe— For Public Recreation Re- 
serve 
Werris Creek—For Public Recreation Reserve ...... 
Wagga Wagga—Wor Hospital Site 
Walli—For Public Recreation Reserve 
Willyama (Broken Hill)—For Mohammedan Burial 
Ground 
Woolomin Common 
Wolumla Common 
Wilcannia—For Roman Catholic Burial Ground .... 
Wellington—Ffor Unsectarian Burial Ground 
Wollongbar—For Public Recreation Reserve 
Wyong— ; 
For Wharfage 
For Public Recreation Reserve 
Yamba—For Independent Burial Ground 


So i i i a 


eee eeeene 


Pee meee emer area ree er rere eases eeeeseseeeseeeses 
Peewee eee reese eeseses 


ry 


Trustees resigned, removed, &c. ...... 3681, 3682, 3734, 
4021, 4422, 4697, 4817, 4987, 5089, 


Trustees—Errata 

Tucker H. T.—Appointed Deputy Bailiff, Small Debts 
Court, Temora 

Tulloona Bore Water Trust. 
age Act.’’) 

Tully F.—Dismissal of, from Public Service 

Tunda Bore Water Trust. (See “‘Water and Drain- 

age Act.’’) res eee 

Tuppal Creek Water Trust. (See ‘‘Water and Drain- 
age Act.’’) 

Tuppal Settlement Purchase Area. (See ‘Land.’’) 

Turon Gold-field. (See ‘‘Gold-fields.’’) 

Tweed Heads — Regulations for Church of England 
Burial Ground 


Cee eee em eee renee reese reese reseneeseveseseereseseee 


Poem meer eee enn ar ens eseeeseeeseeseesssessene 


(See ‘““Water and Drain- 


Hewett eres 


Tycannah Bore Water Trust. (See ‘‘Water and Drain- 


age Act.’’) 
(See ‘‘Water and Drain- 


Tyreel Bore Water Trust. 
age Act.’’) 


U 


ULMARRA Swamp Drainage Trust. 
Drainage Act.”) 

Umaralla, Village of. (See “ Designs.”’) 

Unclaimed and Lost Property—Auction Sale of, found 
OD AR a LW AVS ye seen ee ce eee PARP tte ic 

Unhealthy Lands declared, &¢. 
Act.”) Spainiiae ide cu 

United Wire Nail and Manufacturing Co. (Ltd.)— 
Voluntary winding-up of, and appointment of 


(See ‘ Water and 


(See “Public Health 


Ome e eee eeneeeseeeeese 


i i i i i i 


Unskilled Labourers (Building) Board. (See “ In- 
dustrial Disputes Act.”) 9 ~*~ ree 

Upper Hunter Gold-field. (See “ Gold-fields.”) 

Upper Meroo Temporary Common—Withdrawal of land 


‘from 


SS Gh0 O81 0\8)0) 010; 6:10, 0)0) 08 018; 810100 8) 6)o10, ¥(0\@0\0\a)0/ei'n) ble 6i8iej6.a\e, 6: 6 oeisierere aie laiele 


age Act.’’) 
Urquhart T. W. (See “ Stoddart.) 


V 


Village Lands. 

Villages— 

Alteration of Designs, &c., of. (See “ Designs.” ) 
Notice respecting proposed village at Armatree Siding 
Proclamation &c., of, at Currabilla : 4 

Revocation of— 

Village boundaries of private Village of Clifton... 
Village and Suburban boundaries of Village of 
Wilson ..... PRIN AROS Sica placer al 2 PR os int, Be 


(See ‘ Land.’’) 


ee ry 


1 
3891 
5347 

971 


4988 
4781 


4392 


5039 
3940 
3734 


3837 


AIG. 


INDEX—(JuLy to Szpremper)—1910. 


a 


Page 
Vine and Vegetation Diseases Act— ) 
Proclamation under, prohibiting the removal of pota- 
toes from any one part of the State of New , 
South Wales to any other part of said State, 
&e., except under certain conditions ..... soon 4785 
Reyocation of proclamation of. certain dates pro- 
hibiting the removal of potatoes from within 
certain Counties and Parishes into any other 
part of the State ........ caageigels sanitation ene staeyeeas-< 4786 
Vital Statistics—Report by Government Statistician 
on, of— 
Metropolis, for month of— ; 
PULIIVGS “wis cis bicalaelesiuaxarvasindancers ass mole eabte ad ccresutstantaatns aesibea's . 8662 
BRU: vecks ssn Des aana css taagelase ature an See an ogee casnsh Co 42 4404 
PAUL tones clonenisigees «ue alti tiat as doen cck Saeed ctamialaiess co Sea seia'd Ge 4945 
Newcastle District, for month of— 
DUNG cea tireisansestedeceecss nile oeeia siaieteaile seat eels ws Sige senaaitads 3774 
USE Vigecsearciecienacewates cet goatee eealetneisielsle eee a aae Gr dsie) saa laladere cab e Seta . 4410 
PANE Gane eea saite sac sets.c caisis lows iaeieiniagtoeunsie aise Raaenen sae 4951 
Vizzard He E.—Appointed Acting C.P.S8., &., Wanaaring 4865 
4639 
WwW 
WADE W. F.—In matter of alleged claim against the 
GOV.ernm ents DW Vetiecsets cas ceh Nonsense oe aacis ie a « «sess 4791 
Wagga Wagga Land Board District. (See “ Land 
Board Districts.” ) 
Waleha Land District. (See “ Land Districts.” ) 
Walker W. H.—<Appointed Acting C.P.S., Morangarell 5048 
Walla Walla Settlement Purchase Area. (See* Land.”’) 
Wallace Dr. J. A. L.—Appointed Junior Medical Officer, 
PU WACH DC PAT WLC Gee tenaisies creed sectes@ ee vasclaate ataacs 4780 
Wallace J.—Appointed Inspector under Industrial Dis- 
WURESHAC LAU. cece cece nes tames | contitin das cuter aaieels 4779, 5434 
Wallace Mary v. C. E. Jerrett—Registrar’s notice in ; 
AVA TNATO is Meiers casa lasteldce ane e celica eee slo utetwos cnt chee 4885 
Wallaroos. (See “ Native Animals Protection Act.’’) « 
Wallis H. P—Appointed Junior Clerk, The Treasury... 504 
Walsh H. D.— Appointed Deputy Commissioner, Sydney 
baralno uae Bra Site ca ta gacatecie eee ties ota\e’ «ieiemiels/arneeisielecrrolsiale's 3049 
Walsh R. B.—<Appointed Deputy Bailiff, Small Debts 
COM SMNEO BIN Oe isc cauosemenbss sule Ne felerssinisiee as ence sleie oi 3762 
Ward W.—Appointed to act as. Bailiff, Small Debts 
Gotti: COlAren da Dioleeteacse-tecmenidanselsoaws a slesiclesiautters 3980 
Wardell-road Railway. (See “ Railways.’) 
Warden R. A.—-Appointed Member of Board constituted 
under Railway Service Superannuation Act... 5185 
Wardens’ Courts. (See “ Courts.”) 
Warialda Land District. (See “ Land Districts.’’) 
Warren Land District. (See ‘‘ Land Districts.’’) 
Water and Drainage Act— 
Assessment of ratable property within District of— 
Bomuckledi Bore Water TYust ........scseesseeeeeees seve LEO 
if Teayelialen TS¥ousven VG Wren TPN IS he Ghee hacennd sroseadsedonednnaT 4071 
Moomin Bore Water Trust ...........eceseeeeeeensee seen 4355 
Mungyer Bore Water ELush .............2cceccesrcncreee ene Sait 
TaN L Ole: Weter UEEUISE cecussscccse coe ses sear sisismiseleiees 4605 
Tycannah Bore Water TruSt ..........ceeeeeee cesses eee ees 4769 
Tyree] Bore Water Trust ..........ccsscesssceneer ence cesees Slot 
Umanbah Bore Water Trust s..c.. ccc cess eswrsssresens 4463 
By-laws made by Trustees of-— 
Tyreel Bore Water Trust .........:cescceeceeeeeereeeeeeees 4384 
CalIMO@ TOL  WiALE EIST ices cscsisianct-wiauvieieis «sie es sieis.ce 4 5187 
Tuppal Creek Water Trust ........:::ececeeee eee e eee eteees 5187 
Dates of holding elections of Trustees for 
Careunga Bore Water Trust ...........sceeceeeeeeceeee eens 4931 
Duranbar Swamp Drainage Trust ..............-.000es 4385 
Nelson’s Plains Drainage Trust ..............cccccee ee oe 4513 
LOOM SOLED W ATOM UTUIGE cecil ities cieiselciesleisleisisisisie/ele'eleiern 5063 
HSIN A ROLE Via LOT Le CUST cpt ce-cteielelestseesaisiecetlteiieeisleelsee 3973 
Notification directing first election of Trustees for— 
Bunyah Bore Water Trust .........:.seeeeeeseeeeeees ences 5304 
Gurley Siding Bore Water TYruSt .........:e:eeeeeeeee ees 53805 
Nowley Bore Water Trust .......:.seesseeeeeee ect ees eee ees 4305 
Munda Bore Water Trust 21... cccscsnecsrreccecesescreees 3868 
Notification of constitution of— 
Anna Bay Swamp Drainage Trust ...............e seen 5807 
Gilgooma Bore Water TYust ........:eseceeeeeeeeeeeeeen es 5307 
VOWAGMIOTORW LO CE CUSUsscdectsmcteaseisbiiemer were sae ssaes 5200 
Notification of completion of works of— 
Goubal Bore Water Trust 2.0.0.0. .2-ccmceceencercersesores 4932 
Ulmarra Swamp Drainage Trust ..................00005 5062 
Notification of determination of cost of completed i 
works of Bullatale Creek Water Trust ......... 5186 


Water and Drainage Act—continued. 
Notification of proposal for construction of works 
and constitution of trust to be called and 
known as— 


Belongil Swamp Drainage Trust ............... AgGCREACE 4401 
Gladstone Swamp Drainage Trust ..........0.0sscs000 37T1 
LUMO Me Sein DO raimace, WRIST breads. case eae acelde eae 4644 
ttle; Merran: Oreel Water Brust ..0::ssscccctrogscssos 4011 
INGWE MULL AN de Ole maken DEISh: serstsessscscssescsnnees 4975 
IU Server VCLEE Wialtel (UEUStisascitess «sc ance snesrecnecece tines 4399 
Shark swat Draindee Cust o:.:0cs-0+ec-ocscccceccres 4973 
Polling-places appointed under... 3973, 4385, 4513, 4931, 5063 
Proclamation declaring and constituting— 
Anna Bay Swamp Drainage Trust J...........cccccse00 5295 
CHS eoOMambOne: Wailer TRiUSte rn aamancesoss tits snecn cus csack 5295 
MOWIee DOU: Na LCeriISt wate. cncetiaastateessscce sees cette 5180 
Trustees elected, &c., under, for— 
Ue ORGS VME LGIy UII ST: sires deiccas sie cweleias asec as 0 aoe 5304 
Duranbar swamp Orainace Drust \iacccce:+-sce+seneee. 4933 
Guiley Sidinas Borel Waer Crust ...cssccneseceeerersca ce 5305 
North Casino Swamp Drainage Trust .................. 3869 
INOWICYE DOLE Water CUS ccanesdacsinduness toceken es score 5805 
GN CAT SOLU VLC MURISE qeaccesensccctarcsnanste cits 3868, 4634 
Unambahy bb OLetWWater Abr yiSGh cceejcc. set anctumersoucees a6 6 os 4355 
Water and Drainage and Artesian Wells (Amending) 

Act (See also “ Water and Drainage Act ”)— 
Applications for licenses under... 3771, 4015, 4399, 4523, 4806 
Reports of Board constituted under .......... 4275, 4931, 4932 
Returning Officer appointed under .................... 3868, 53804 

Water Rights Act— 
Applications for Licenses under ........ 3662, 3771, 3876, 4015 
4288, 4523, 4806, 4807, 5073, 5200, 5322 
Decisions of Local Land Boards, &c., for Licenses 
WTVCOIS veccneeen . 3758, 3759, 38760, 4383, 4884, 4511, 4512 
4633, 4795, 4932, 5061, 5062, 5187, 5308 
Water Reserves— ; 
PVE TELM CLOME Ora r4e secret tiniest trom clnon onions seco ns ecemitoetels , alt 
Tracings of, on view at respective Land Board Offices 38793 
3898, 3936, 4824, 4995, 5225 
Water Supply Works. (See ‘‘Country Towns Water 
and Sewerage Acts.’’) 
Water Supply and Sewerage Board (Metropolitan )— 
Notice to lay Service Pipes........ 3655, 8656, 3980, 4800, 5191 
Notice respecting Court of Appeal against assessment 
for wateb rates Im Lliormsby Shire .........:...0c.< 4988 
Tenders. (See “ Tenders.’ ) 
Watering-places (Public)— 
SpA DUSM Mette Oia. aaen cesses 3651, 4385, 4512, 4795, 5062, 5309 
Resumption of land for. (See “Resumption of 
Land.” ) 
Reyoeation of establishment Of ............cesenssecres 3651, 4512 
Tenders for leases of. (See ‘“ Tenders.”’) 
Waterloo—Notice of dedication of land extending 
from Blizabeth-street to Epsom-road, to the 
public as a road for public traffic ......0.......00.. 4769 
Waters closed against use of fishing-nets, &c. (See 
“Fisheries Act.”) 
Waverley to Bronte Tramway. (See “ Tramways.) 
Weights and Measures—Inspectors of, appointed, &e. 3652 
4280 
Weinert C. D.—Appointed Acting C.P.8., &c., Narooma 4617 
ork 4802 
Welchman H.—Appointed Acting District Surveyor, 
TEENS, CEO. cannanondusscoausseodaobosgmaososdosoouyecn ane 4780 
Wellington Gold-field. (See “ Gold-fields.”) 
Werris Creek—Provisions of Police Offences Act ex- 
HELGE LOM DOs © leer ceaiceemesas cee cleteieasr siecle stants 3856 
West Wallsend Tramway. (See “ Tramways.” ) 
Western Lands Act (See also “ Land ’’)— 
Application for special leases uNnder...............eeeeeeees 3704 
3906, 4328, 4568, 5860 
Crown lands open to lease under .............-.eeeee 3699, 3703 - 
Determination of rental of leases issued under ........ 4847 
IDPH) aaboosoonsdcdoonon cabausoidasdboactHooboncosphisnaccasaacear 4027, 4550 
Morfeiture Of ICASCS UNGER 2... ccc 68. cece ccsmer ccs crcseeresese 5248 
Leases issued under ..........--..... 8712, 3813, 3912, 4048, 4333 
4442, 4443, 4577, 4846, 5013, 5400 
Leases surrendered Under .........cceeeeeeeeceereeeeeee 8712, 5248 
Withdrawals from Western Land Leases for certain 
PULPOSES .....ccceceerecerereeeeececeensesesereseenenes 4697, 5266 
Western Land Board—Meetings of, convened. (See 
“* Courts.” ) 
Western Lands Commissioners—Appointment of H. 
Davies as Standing Counsel for..............6...05 4698 
Western Suburbs of Sydney Drainage Act—Proclama- 
tion under, vesting sewerage works in Board of his 


Water Supply and Sewerage 


cr 


XXX i 


Western Suburbs (City of Sydney) Sewerage Scheme Re- 
ticulation and Completion Act. (See ‘‘ Western 
Suburbs of Sydney Drainage Act.’’) 

‘Weston C. C.—Appointed to act as C.P.S., &e, Taree 


Weston-road Tramway. (See “ Tramways.”’) 
Whealy S. H.~Appointed Cadet Draftsman, Depart- 
VOW E OL INLIMES | sam sicrerstante ev dsatioiatecsiaceme acies se caieeciese 
White A. C.—Appointed Junior werk Stores Supply 
Department 
White .—Change of surname of EH. Shenton to 
White H. H.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Department of 
DWETMIOS m.nciecanse clsreaSopsione.so(s'eyeesiinaalcieisigete tiajaap nmasierinsiacteeence 
White G. W.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Registrar- 
General’s Department 
Whitton Common. (See “Commons Regulation Act.) 
Whitton Public Hall Co. (Ltd.)—Final Meeting of 
SHaATeHOIMES : Of sa ..ciavocwstasie ala slietooace isis cn ceiictmieecie 
Wiadere, Village of. (See ‘‘ Designs.” ) 
Wicker Workers (Cumberland and Northumberland) 
3oard. (See ‘ Industrial Disputes Act.’’) 
Wiley D. T.—Retirement of, from Public Service ...... 
Williams E.—Appointed Returning Officer for Electoral 
District of Newtown 
Williams G. R.—Appointed Warden for State of New 
MOUL? W AleS iia cides dancestatectir seapeabemtes Seiwa cect teene 
Williams J. L. 
Appointed Nominal Defendant in matter of alleged 
claim against the Government by— 
Coulter W. 4381 Lorenzini A. 
Delohery C. 38755 Wade W. I 
Williams R. T.—Appointed to act as Assistant District 
Registrar of Eres ase Deaths, and Marriages, 


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eee ee 


Seem ewe een ener eter eteeeseeesesees 


ceeegeeece ROC © IVE CEMAPIAE LX s 6.0) 0) 62) 0 


ete tere “OR bese WV CERES eh Vie (Bie eae: e, cup 


BN VIM OS Fale ocerevereisrererolais ots scslaes s wiolasoinialea/etajesetel ates eleléroieio ctelsteleteters 
Williams W. oped Acting C.P DOrrZOm eae 
Wills—Accounts filed in Wstates of Poster and 

notices to persons having claims to prove 

same— : 

AT alee cet seienteletoce 4882 Girard HBleanor 
IBhswNe 1, Gysobo00S 4073 Gibson FAs Haare 
Balleyadsweseh eee 4358 Heeleyrd. sspears 
JES AUCROER See ters are 4T72 Hills Hlizabeth 
lshveniaa, de Wy Coden 527. letnovEN Gon goous 
BarrettM.. 2... « sees 5426 El sonwH) ease ae ee 
BOY GvAS mic siete ore . 5426 Hillson Mary Ross. 
Chisholm Phebe Hopkins W. V. .... 

Aphra Seton .... 3740 lslonyolibl, o seo sae 
COX tet Lyaetoe yiate 3848 Herborn E. W. I... 
Coneady Mary Jane 4610 ONES EL) Wine onteer 
Cansdell Annie Isennedyck. yaw eee 

IMA T Vater aie te ite oe Parl Tl ne@ephetene (Oh soccue. 
Duane, IES oaowe ser 3740 . Loughnan A....... 
Dennis Mary Ann.. 3945 Ia Vela OMI 6 6 nec 
Dougherty Peta. 4358 McFadyen Elizabeth 
Daveye Laveen 4771 McNamara TE) >... 
Dixon Mice wee tees 5426 McNamara Annie.. 
TD) eyeve iL DN odo on 4609 IMOXOnMESwd ieee 
Falkiner F. 8. .... 38740 Middlebrook T. 
Maheyad dace tre e. 3740 IMOore diam Wilmeterm ce 
POP iZell Lee ete eeiatens 4882 IMESINET Ves Sere nersemeters 
Holey lagen coker on 5043 IMiaibins) S Wiser crcisie c 
Muss He Weveerees . 5425 Moloney es Ewes: 
Grace Barbara .. 4609 INGaledS. ean. ohh) es 


Page 


4780 
5213 


5435 


5060 
3746 


INDEX~ (JuLy To Serremper)—1910. 


Wills—Accounts, &c.—continued. 
4 


SOU WV Elin cme trate 358 Ricketts God nes c. 
OcnsgS ara lw. aie ne 4359 Roberts Harriett .. 
OFBriene My. os. cee AT71 SCaushtom skeen ten. 16 
OUN GU War @cn eee 5149 STHDW a Cn ear taies we 
Poole Elizabeth ... 3847 Sherwin Emma.. 
Pihilliss leencs snes 3848 Smith G. .. 0.5 <% 
AeA esoaynakee IS He ao 4610 Sub Ek Cedi sj admeee 
Pincombe H. W. T. 4610 Shegoleff A. T. .... 
ELT Si Vienne 5150 Wyndham Hos... 
Raphaelsey ear... Bet OR NV a CSON TS 9 Comer 
Ryan Harriett*.... 8945 Wilkinsone A. ..... 
Willyama—Regulations for Recreation Reserve ......... 
Wilson J. F.—Appointed Acting C.P.S8., Kiandyra ......... 


Department of 


COMO Heer eee ee essen see Hee esa eee eee eee eeeee® 


Wilson T’.. G.—Appointed Surveyor, 
Public Works 
Wilson. Village of— 
Designs, &c., of. (See “ Designs.’’) 
Revocation of Village and Suburban boundaries of.. 
Winchcombe, Carson, and Co. (Ltd.)—Voluntary w infa- 
ing-up of, and appointment of EF. HE. Winch- 


Combe ag Liquidator eee tee eee nee ree eee 
Windeyer Temporary Common—W ithdr awal of land 
1a KON ERR RAARaY Sida seaecesarcos soddcbab wn Oaeto ono cGAn asacacc 
Windsor— 
Poll to be taken for closing time for Shops, District of 
Site for Town and Suburban Lands 4at ................... 
Town of. (See ‘“ Designs.’’) 
Wood C. T.—Appointed to act as C.P.S., &c., Narran- 
GOA yea ssdcaks Sle bes gs cted tied Hee eee oe ee 


Wood and Coal Labourers Board. (See “ Industrial 
Disputes Act.” ) 


Woods J. v. C. Fitzgerald—Registrar’s notice in matter 


OEMER dts sabes leek deen tees Pai iis Semele tide wiaiis ot emer tee 
Woods W. A.—Appointed Inspector of Weights and 
Measures, Queanbeyane.c-aceecstcceee serene sete 
Woodworkers Board. (See “ Industrial Disputes Act. 
Woolbrook—Commoners Boundaries at .........leseceeeeees 
Woolley H. R.—Appointed Returning Officer for Elec- 
coral ‘District of Blaymeyeeworececehcssseenee eee 
Wootten W. F.—Resignation of, from Public Service ... 
Wright V. H.—Appointed Acting C.P.S., Cobbora ........ 
Writs of Election issued for General Election of carve! 
bers to-serve in Legislative Assembly .....:...... 
Wyong District Co-operative Society (Ltd. ouNotree in 
TVA TTCL OL ia testes cent ioabete tne ct areas ee Eee 
Y 


YERRANDERIE— 

Gold-field. (See ‘‘ Gold- fields. 2 

Mining Division. (See “ Mining Divisions.’’) 
York B. E. and others., (See “ Booker.’’) 


Young A. E.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Department of 
MINES) secede lade ted ccaeaecty ea tener eet connect ae eee 


&¢e., on 
Young Temporary Common—Withdrawal of land from 
Yowie Bore Water Trust. (See “ Water and Drainage 
Act.) 


POO e meee rere ss eseseseseeseseserenssasseeresessessesssere 


5156 


3847 
5416 


[3587] 


= 2 
Va: B 


SUPPLEMENT 


TO THE 


Government Gasette 


OF THE STATE OF 


NEW SOUTH WALES. 


PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. 


[REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST OFFICE, SYDNEY, FOR TRANSMISSION BY POST AS A NEWSPAPER. ] 


No. 105.] 


FRIDAY, 1 JULY. 


[1910. 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sour misahet His Excellency The Right Honour. 


to wit, able FrepERIC JoHN Napier, BARoNn 
CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 

(L.S.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 


HEREAS an Adviscry Board, duly constituted 
under the ‘‘Closer Settlement (Amendment) Act, 
1907,” has reported that the land described in the Schedule 
hereto is suitable to be acquired for closer settlement: Now, 
therefore, I, FrrpERIC JoHN Napier, BARON CHELMSFORD, 
the Governor aforesaid, with tne advice of the Executive 
Council of the said State, in pursuance of the provisions of 
the said Act, do declare, by this notification to be published 
in the Government Gazette, that I propose to acquire the 
said land for the purpose of closer settlement. 
[Clo, Sett. 1910-2,809] 


SCHEDULE. 


THE LAND REFERRED TO. 


Area about 61,000 acres. That part of the estate known 
as ‘* Warrah,” situate in the counties of Buckland and Bris- 
bane, Land District of Murrurundi, Warrah Shire,—shown 
approximately by red tint on plan catalogued Ms. 717 Th., 
in the Department of Lands. 


Given under my Hand and Seal, this first day of July, 
in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred 
and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 


S. W. MOORE. 


[7991] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


[7863] Industrial Registrar’s Office 


Sydney, 1st July, 1910. 


gee following Award of the Metropolitan Water 
and Sewerage (General Workers) Board, consti- 
tuted for the industry of all employees of the Metro- 
politan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage not 
already included under existing Boards or Awards, 
excepting all the members of the professional and 
clerical staffs of the said Board, and all casual em- 
ployees of the said Board who have not been con- 
tinuously such for a period of twelve months or more, 
is, by direction of the Attorney-General, published 
in accordance with the provisions of section 29 of the 
‘Industrial Disputes Act, 1908.”’ 


G. C. ADDISON, 
Industrial Registrar. 


METROPOLITAN WATER AND SEWERAGE 
(GENERAL WORKERS) BOARD, 


AWARD. 


THe Metropolitan Water and Sewerage (General 
Workers) Board, hereinafter called the ‘‘Board,” hav- 
ing beeu duly constituted under the ‘‘Industrial Dis- 
putes Act, 1908,’? and having taken into consideration 
certain industrial matters affecting the Metropolitan 
Board of Water Supply and Sewerage and _ the 
employees of that Board; and having heard Mr. P. J. 
Clara on behalf of the Water and Sewerage Employees’. 
Association, and Mr. Dawson, Mr. Williams, and Mr. 
Macnamara on behalf of the Metropolitan Board of 
Water Supply and Sewerage, and having heard the 
witnesses called and examined by and on behalf of tho 
said parties; and having read and considered the 
various exhibits respectively put in evidence, and such 
other documents as were called for from time to time 
by the said. Board; and having otherwise in such 
manner as the said Board deemed fit carefully 
inquired into the said industrial matters and all 
things affecting the merits and the right settlement 


588 


thereof, so far as such industrial matters affected 
or related to the terms and conditions of employ- 
ment in the said industry, doth order, award, and 
direct that, as between all persons employed or 
engaged by the Metropolitan Board of Water Supply 
and Sewerage, who, at thedate of the constitution 
of this Board, were not already included under exist- 
ing Boards or Awards, excepting all the members of 
the professional and elerical staffs of the said Board 
of Water Supply and Sewerage and all casual em- 
loyees. of the said Beard (other than unskilled 
abourers) who have not been continuously such for a 
period of twelve months r more, the terms, condi- 
tions, and provisions set out in this Award shall be 
binding upon sueh persons and every one of such 
persons; and further, that the said persons shall 
observe and perform~every matter and thing by the 
said terms, conditions, and provisions on the part of 
the said persons respectively required to be done, 
observed, and performed, but shall not do anythin 
in contravention of the said terms, conditions, an 
provisions, but shall in all respects abide by, observe, 
and perform the same. And this Board doth further 
award, order, and declare that this Award shall be 
binding upon the Metropolitan Board of Water 
Supply and Sewerage and the employees of that Board 
within the area set out in this Award. 


i. Interpretation.—For the purposes of this Award 
a “‘First-grade Sewer Miner’’ shall be understood to 
mean any miner working at the face, scabbling, or 
guttering in a tunnel or drive in any formation where 
tthe length of the tunnel or drive is over 15 feet, and 
tthe sectional area is not more than 30 superficial feet; 
‘in :any tunnel or drive in rock where the sectional 
area is not more than 30 superficial feet, irrespective 
of length, or any miner working at the bottom of, 
r scabbling in, a shaft of any depth in rock, or in 
a shaft over 20 feet deep in any formation. 


A “Second-grade Sewer Miner’’ shall be understood 
tto mean any miner working in a tunnel or drive 
where the length of the tunnel or drive is not over 
15 feet, in any formation other than rock. 


A “Tirst-grade Rock Gutterer’’ shall be understood 
to mean any man employed in excavating rock by 
means of guttering and gadding, or guttering and 
blasting, in any trench where the total depth is over 
6 feet from the surface. 

A ‘“‘Second-grade Rock Gutterer’’ shall be under- 
stood to mean any man employed in excavating rock 
by means of guttering and gadding, or guttering and 
blasting, in any trench where the total depth is not 
over 6 feet, or in any other places not specified. 

A ‘‘Weekly Hand”’ shall be understood to mean any 
employee who has been in the employ of the Metro- 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 105 


politan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage for a | 


continuous period of twelve months or over. 


A “Casual Hand” shall be understood to mean any 
employee who has been in the employ of the Metro- 
politan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage for a 
period of less than twelve months: 


A “Probationer’”’ shall be understood to mean a 
youth taken on to assist at any class of work in the 
workshops. 


2. Hours.—The hours of labour shall be as follows: 
—For first-grade sewer miners and first-grade rock 
gutterers thirty-six hours shall constitute a week’s 
work, and where single shifts. are worked they shall 
be worked as follows: Six and a half hours per day 
from Monday to Friday both inclusive, and three and 
a half hours on Saturday, the working time to be 
between the hours of 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday to 
Friday both inclusive, and between 7 a.m. and 12 
noon on Saturday. 


For maintenance men and carters working on the 
night shift thirty-six hours shall constitute a week’s 
work, and they shall be worked on five nights per 
week. 

For maintenance men working at any time in sewers 
not over three feet six inches in height, thirty-six 
hours shall constitute a week’s work, and they shall be 
worked as follows:—Six and a half hours per day 
from Monday to Friday both inclusive, and three and 
a half hours on Saturday, the working time to be 
between the hours of 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday to 
Friday both inclusive, and 7 a.m. and 12 noon on 
Saturday. 

For watchmen and lamplighters sixty-three hours 
shall constitute a week’s work, to be worked as re- 
quired in seven shifts of nine hours each. 

For switch attendants fifty-six hours shall constitute 
a week’s work, to be worked as required in seven 
shifts of eight hours each. 


{1 Jury, 1910. 


For all other employees under this Award forty- 
eight hours shall constitute a week’s work, and where 
single shifts are worked they shall be worked as fol- 
lows :—Hight and three quarter hours per day from 
Monday to Friday both inclusive, ats four and a 
quarter hours on Saturday, the working time to be 
between the hours of 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday to 


Friday both inclusive, and 7 a.m. and noon on 
Saturday. 
3. Wages— 
Weekly Hands: 
Rate 
per day 
; s. d. 
Bittcicla per titerfares 2... Swiequidiomenmborteerrcree Ll 0 
Bricklayer (underground) ....2... 2... ceneess vie a 
Phasterer . 12255 tuceed. cis snes ccceten ee eee es 11 0 
Carter (owning turnout) .............cccccereseseeoes 13 0 
Clrimmaiy Gerding)  ..........cscscsserscecervereseve 9 O 
Cishintwane (OrdMigry): ..0..........0ccccecseerersevenees 8 0 
Ganger: iret ‘classy .25.c000. KS. hi Uae ee I2 0 
Ganger:(Asecond class) ...-....\..s:5sccasesesveerscases 10 8 
Pipe-layer, water or sewerage (first class) ... 10 0 
Pipe-layer, water or sewerage (second elass) 9 @ 
Wratehuntaain ). | ocsitaceiach ated. ods soaeen ca eee tls 8 0 
AO MMC ag note tas acinages ake enicnts Gee aot ee LCE 8 0 
Maeimtetiaaes maa, :.205 5... dh... Bd. Bede ueh 3 & 
RN Ne: a oe a aa ae ae ae Set 
Vent-shaft mam (leading) ....-.....cccecceceeeees wete Le 4 
Vent-shaft man (ordinary) .........ccecccscesssenree 8 8 
Sewerage farm hand (leading) ............... Keiicns 9 4 
Sewerage farm hand (ordinary) ................6- 8 0 
Man ‘on outfall (leading) ......00...ccccccccesesceceee 9 4 
Man on outfall! (ordinary) <....2..00.0..éecceesbscsee 8 0 
\. hember man: Chomelittg likin fivanacdacs -sscveerhbaseness 10 O 
Timber man. (ordinary)e..4.098. SRE... nt 19°80) 
Sewer-miner (first grade): 2.2... scccecsccusvepeeseeee Pie 
Sewer miner (seecomd grade) .....0...c.ccceeseeneees = B00 
' Rock gutterer (first grade) .......0..c...cceceeseceeee Tl O 
Rock gutterer (second grade) .............csceeeee0e 10 O 
Oiler Gow-level pumping stations) ...............-+ Tes 
Timekeeper .........000..0+5 i osg(e oa sales eee conte cere 8 8 
earncocle sc es.scteacone eee nae eee ee ee Tl Oo 
PS SONSTINU ED soe eae wats cnt nc noms cece h Ree anee FORO 
Messenger (first eumde) 120020 .0. iccossavccvaeecedenest 9 0 
. Messenger (second: grade) .........s0csssseereveeeece +8, 0 
| Assistant foundry inspector (first grade) ...... 13 8 
. Assistant foundry imspector (secend grade)... Il 4 
_ Foreman, mechanical workshop ................... 15 0 
Y  Meehiamnbansane a. och Sn OATS iy Deore as Reali I2 0 
IME STEP *GEN OMe cl ocnac dents secs neassiecs panes acsanesementosee 10.0 
| Tap examiner and receiver of fittings ......... 10 O 
NOES POPPA ea REIS 9 0 
| Meter cleaner and! examiner ............... fo bata: § 0 
| Tap-tester and examiner............. PB aE as ecievces tnt OLD 
Toolstettler sc. cncssdsccswubesor ote Pistia hipha ae erste we, VOLO 
| Valve attendant (Crown-street) .1.....c00cc. 8 O 
| Overseer (first: 28 ade) ...0:..pccumenerebevsverceennee 12 8 
| Overseer (second Grade) ........ckeseceotecescssesrecs Il 4 
|» Laearpela Gare SY Rie niccsaaes 8 O 
Comptroller of valves and foreman (first grade) 14 0 
_ Comptroller of valves and foreman (sec. grade) 12 0 
| Gardener’ (Praspesty ooo .a.eS i encueses onccendnectivensss 9 0 
| Stockimmns: 6.1 sete ike nse ea a Se eee 8 0 
Caretaker and controller of valves, Cataract 
TPOSCEVOLE <0. cas saus ckameveccknperectnbaeuleaciet eeeeiits ll 4 
Inspector of sewer construction (first de)... 15 0 
Inspector of sewer construction (second grade) 14 0 
Assistant cement-tester .........00. bnbcldineeatiiesteatons 9 6 
Pheer 5. kin Siete dnciachs donhde cb dbcelatdnenesonnce 8 0 
Motor-driver (loco. engine) ..........c0.0 jeshdvetzers 9 0 
Attendant, Inlet House, Botany ..............0005 9 6 
Depot: Weepbr: i. oii lat. cibak wha goers 8 6 
Conerete: block? maloert «0.tiiss iss sisasictanoias vende 8 6 
Foreman (Water Branch). ...........cccceesseeeeeees i. 
Assistant (Water Branch) .2......cccscssecvesnescenes lL 0 
Foreman (Sewerage Branch) .........ccss.eeeeseees 12 8 
Assistant (Sewerage Branch) .........s.s:scseeerees B1..:@ 
Turncock -(Crown=street)i cc. .iecs cccctadeneresessscees 9 0 
Assistant heliographer: .......cccesserscccssessscceess 8 8 
Assistant photographers seresroreriis ec sieenecccesecens 8 8 
Rate 
per week, 
8. a. 
Otheeh cleaners: (nivale) ays sicaee'an afew wonmanapitiien overtime 24 0 
Office cleaner (female) ..........+ees.orssdesvencaen sere 20 0 
Electrical Employees. 
— 
per . 
s. d. 
Electrical fitter (leading hand)................6006 12 0 
Electrical fitter ...........c.ccccesessscsees i Nuditinewa 1l 0 
Electrical mechanic (leading hand) ............ 10 6 
Electrical mechanic ..............cecseeeseee soa Vin seen 9 6 
SHWIGOEE FUP ONOAN UL Seis sxe vie cneasaeemeeb rmmiyremetacteas 9 0 


1 Jury, 1910.] 


Probationers. 
Rate 

per week. 

8. 
During first year of service .........ccscseceeeeees 10 0O 
During second year of service 15 0 
During third year of service 20 0 
During fourth year of service 25 0 
During fifth year of service ............cccceeeeeees 30 0 
During sixth year of service 42 0 

uring seventh year Of Service ...........seeeeee 48 


_ Maintenance men on sewers to be allowed, in addi- 
tion to the wage set down, 9d. per week for boots. 
No deduction shall be made from the wages of 
weekly hands for holidays or lost time, unless the time 
lost be by the default of the employee. 


Casual Hands. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 105. 


3589 


4. Overtime.—All time worked in excess of the 
hours set down in clause 2 of this Award, or before 
the hours of starting, or after the hours of closing 
mentioned therein, shall be classed as and paid for as 
overtime at the following rates:—All ordinary over- 
time at the rate of time and a half, and all overtime 
worked on Sundays or on the holidays mentioned in 
clause 5 of this Award (except in the case of watch- 
men, lamplighters, oilers, and switch attendants) at 
the rate of double time: Provided that where more 
than one shift is worked in the twenty-four hours the 
rates for each shift shall be as set down in clause 3 | 
of this Award, except on Sundays or holidays when 
double time shall be allowed. In rock-tunnel work one 
hour shall elapse between shifts. 


5. Holidays.—The following days shall be observed 
as holidays:—New Year’s Day, Anniversary Day, 
Good Friday, Easter Monday, Prince of Wales’ Birth- 


i 
Rate | day, Picnic Day, Eight-hours Day, King’s Birthday 
a La vi Christmas Day, and Pacine Daw : 
s. d. 

Gangor (first class) ovssentestnntsesen hee ie Cmte ee ee ee ge onle any employee bo unable 
sear ci eer SL ee ee rs : i Board hereby fixes the minimum for slow workers at 
ey (o bss yeti tg 1 aaa 140 the nominal rate of one shilling per week, so that a 
W Kin - BY aaa Thonetate) mr ceehitts | sae: Ser ana 113 free hand may be given to deal with each slow 
Decesses Ca eaine Fig Pena. etek bo ae wor errs application on ae merits : ee a ne 

SIR Oa ee ciate yc eo 6 2 8 e 8 8 Se.S BRS 6 a See RNS Oe tie ¥ 0: 6:6/4)6 Ww ere any agreement is ma e to wor or ess an 
coe aiken ae Be de cee : ii the minimum rate set down in clause 3 of this Award, 
Covinrote Peelee een eS See heal the employer shall, within seven days of the making 
Mohiee nists lining—foreman a ee tae ee oa 5 of such agreement, notify the Secretary of the Water 
Monier mints Halim cotter Mtscctccetc-bccccs ess Twit and Sewerage Employees’ Association. 
Monier plate lining—pointer ab aa 7. Payment of Wages.—The time occupied in wait- 
Sao ee acabbler sr ibal se 19 ing for and receiving wages shall be computed as part 
Beano pitcher BOLLOR Shr cee rs ctsctsentccsatearss : : of the hours worked. 

EEG OF 15 13h W LOM aieisicacisiviccleinis'sissivewcaviaiessiaicesleisigsis'els 8. Signing on and off.—Carters and weekly hands 
Scaffold MILT oita'siniare oicrviesiviaie'visrain tielsisie'ele'eeejprtisies e e'tie's'e sinra’s pists ear hall si nd off at their respective depdts 

F< a pee, Mey pac fem Sas de, hey nee oy hy AQ 3, Re i seine me ee : Re ee 

SCTE ACen Rn ae hee ae oe 1 1 | 9. Travelling Expenses.—Employees shall be paid 
PLOSHO MORESO ANG “OTIV CL ~<co ceed ov scwevnvalsetaeses cs 1 7 eho expenses as to and from their respective 
OTe St Es Er oo ee 1 14 epéts. 
ace nae (ordinary) Mila cssiarctnet ameter dae celeisios ocitte sieere 10 10. Disputes.—Should any dispute arise under this 

ipelayer, Water or Sewerage (first class) ..... 1 3 Award it may be referred to the Board for decision. 
Pipelayer, Water or Sewerage (second class)... 1 14 | This shall not be taken to interfere with any right to 
Ll peerecarnarre i; clatefelctotate Sia cfetelesare atersieia elers'e<iprsin.ele sisi sieinivie'e cisis seis a proceed for a penalty for a breach of the Award. 
spree pear ok ee ee a LL. Area of Bsa Ske vere ee ae 

e MCE yt as shamans -woe-}raenemeyeara ward sha e operative shall be the whole o e 
Say be sain operas aren tes, - Fs | area under the control or jurisdiction of the Metro- 
Sewer miner ee grade) ...ccccssssssssece. 110 | Politan Board of Water Supply and pee ’ 
Sewer miner (second grade)  .......c..scsseseseesees 3 12. Duration of Award.—This Award shall, unless 
Rock gutterer (first grade) Retr ichh ae eee ee ena 110 previously varied or rescinded by this Board or other 
Rock gutterer (second grade) ............ceecseeeeees U3! properly constituted authority,-remain in operation 
PEABO DONOR Ie oc aces crashes de waietsdcasemeess svoveesee Sp besa k until the expiration of three years from the date on 
ao Se Gye sepelitan) bricMacnged Neate beds aod eoe : es which it is gazetted. 
RRieNvenI7 years oF sce Aut undorio. ce 0 6. THOS. E. SPENCER, 
Youths, over 18 years of age and under 19 ...... 0 74 Chairman of the Board. 
Youths, over 19 years of age and under 20 ...... 0 9 
Youths, over 20 years of age and under 21 ...... 0 103 Sydney, 28rd June, 1910. 

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New South Wales, at Phillip-street, Ist July, 1910. 


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The Treasury, New South Wales, 
Sydney, 1st July, 1910. 


REVENUE, RECEIPTS, AND EXPENDITURE. 


4 Bae following Accounts and Abstracts of Revenue, Receipts and 
Expenditure of the Government of New South Wales, during 
the Quarter and Year ended 30th June, 1910, are published for 


general information. 


T. WADDELL, 


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3598 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 106. [1 Juxy, 1910. 


CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 


OTHER RECEIPTS during the Quarter and Year ended 30th June, 1910, in repayment of advances from the 
Consolidated Revenue Fund. (Other Receipts for Quarter and Year ended 30th June, 1910, included in 
Account Current, see pages 3592 and 3614). 


Quarter Year 
Heap or REcEIPT. ended 30th June, ended 30th June, 
1910. 1910. 
~ Jide eget £ s. d. 
Repayment to credit of Votes—Current Year, 1909-1910 oe Af aa 72,673 12 10 155,852 12 0 
Advances to Treasurer, 1902-1903 AR: R a &. ee ee (12 mos 09 3,149 16 9 
Do 1907-1908 Ae Le fe. a 2 Re en ee 11,303 16 0 
Do 1908-1909 es a5 oe og ae con| Dates catcdeeee es ried 27,826 18 3 
Do 1909-1910 ‘Bs a Wie e site ee 49,377 15 1] 110,841 12 1 
S tate Children’s Relief (Act 61 of 1901), 1906-1907... e, ue ist Peck eee dnee Dea 6 
Do do 1907-19087 fa A Br oil seh Bee. oreo 1g 4a) 
Do do 1908-1909) «iz. reat oe wil a. ote ede 6,321 8 0 
Do do 1909-1910. 23 F4 a aS 30 19 .8 30 19 8 
In anticipation of Loan Votes, 1909-1910 Ae a at sod BA Bho) See 944,630 13 4 
Total f: ae ae We £) *122,854 13 11 | *1,259,959 6 6 
In adjustment of Vote Advance to Treasurer, 1908-1909 Py ei: ao] Satie Met aee o, ae *81,818 5 10 
Total ... as re a £) 1*1225854 13 11 1,341,777 12 4 
2 * See pages 3592 and 3614. 
The Treasury, New South Wales, T. WADDELL, 
Sydney, Ist July, 1910. C. G. L. Boycr, Treasure. 


Comptroller of Accounts. 


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1 Jury 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES COVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 106. 


CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 


3599 


DETAIL STATEMENT of DISBURSEMENTS during the Quarter ended 30th June, 1910, shown in 


Account Current (see page 3592). 


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* See page 3592, 


HEAD OF EXPENDITURE. Amount. Total. 
£ <) a £ sd 
No. I.--Scneputrs To Tue Constitution Acr. 
Third Schedule 6,501 3 10 
Fourth Schedule’... 2,445 19 4 
Schedule C—Stipends or Allowances . 221 17 6 
Supplement to Schedules (Pensions— Widows of Pilots, Military, Stock i Inspec 

tors, and other Pensions and Allowances) 395 00 

Total, Schedules... sak oc oe =) a4: £}- _———— *9,562 6-8 

No. IJ.—Executive anp LEGISLATIVE. 
Executive Council 68 8 0 
Vice-President of the Executive Goutal and Representative of ‘the Government 

in the Legislative Council re 62 10 0 
‘Legislative Council . 1,287 4 9 
Legislative Assembly e294 15 71 
Legislative Councii and Assembly ... 1,196 10 11 
Parliamentary Library : (We) ae 
Parliamentary Reporting Staff... 1471 9 2 
Parliamentary Standing Committee on Public Works Sous tose 

Total, Executive and Legislative ... ace oe; 4a £,—_—_———_ ——— *7,463 18 7 

No. III.—Cotontau SrEcretary. 

Colonial Secretary ... 1,886 rea 
Auditor-General... 4,120.7 11 
Aborigines Protection Board 3,834 11 9 
Police ‘ 124,165 4 10 
Lunacy ; 40,289 14 2 
Master in Lunacy d2go, ay Lt 
Medical Board ‘ 31 19 10 
Department of Public Health ee 21,072 5 5 
Bureau of Statistics and Registry of Friendly Societies and Trade Unions 2,183 17 2 
Government Asylums for the Infirm 15,987 9 O 
Department of Fisheries 2,404 4 7 
Bureau of Microbiology 1,093 15: 0 
#ire Brigades was F504 0 
‘Endowment to Hospitals, be, and other Charitable Services 59,134 10 4 
Miscellaneous Services sp we Ae wee 3,606 19 3 

Total, Colonial Secretary ... eee oa ‘oh ore £|——_—_—_- *281,284. 7 8 

OGarried- forward Ge. ws ses eee senha Desnde nen nonpe mene £ 298,310 12 11 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 106. 


[1 Juny, 1910. 


CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 


DETAIL STATEMENT of DISBURSEMENTS during the Quarter ended 30th June, 1910--continued. 


No. 1V.—TREASURER AND SECRETARY FOR FINANCE AND TRADE. 


Treasury 


HEAD oF EXPENDITURE. 


Brought forward 


Stamp Duties : 
Land and Income Tax 
Gold Receivers 

Gold and Escort 
Government Printer 


Explosives 


Shipping Masters 


Navigation 


Tafebonta. &e. 
Administration of Old. -age end Invalidity aia Mediaelld Palisions He 


Resumed Properties... 

Sydney Harbour Tr ust de ; 
Stores Supply and Tender Board ... 
Miscellaneous Services 


Total, Treasurer and Secretary for Finance and Trade 


No. V.—RAILWays. 


Railways and Tramways— 
Railways—Existing Lines—Working Expenses 
Tramways—Existing Lines—Working Expenses 


Total, Railways 


No. VI.—PREMIER. | 


Premier’s Office : 

Agent-General for Ne ew South Wales 
Tmmigration and Tourist Bureau .. 
Mikectlatecus Services 


Department of the seein ees and of Justice 


Total, Premier 


No. VII.—AtTrorNEY-GENERAL AND JUSTICE. 


The Judges ... 

Pr Srronoue y and Registrar j in Divoies 
Master in Equity 

Registrar in Bankruptcy .. 

Probate and Intestate Batates Office 


Sheriff 


District ours 


Coroners 


Petty Sessions 


Prisons 


Registrar-General 
Public Service Board 
Industrial Court 
Miscellaneous Services 


Total, Attorney-General and Justice 


No. VIII.—Secrerary ror LAnps. 


Department of Lands 
-Western Land Board 
Miscellaneous Services 


- Total, Secretary for Lands ... 


Carried forward ... 


eer 


Amount, 


37 
17,885 
2,504 
696 
19,901 
526 
1,163 
2,733 
33,562 
41,645 
43,454 


814,884 


10,845 
2,328 
854 
1,018 
810 
974 
6,494 
954 
810 
23,154 
20,126 
11,897 
1,686 
5,374 
3,725 


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£ Sin Gs 
298,310 12 11 


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*1,066,732-13 1 


*12,647 5 0 
#91054 6 1 
*90,757 6 1 


1,733,882 12 9. 


* See page 3592, 


1 Juny, 1910. | 


——____ . . ah ce eee ———— 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 106. 


‘CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 
DETAIL STATEMENT of DISBURSEMENTS during the Quarter ended 30th June, 1910—continwed. 


3601 


Total, Department o of “Agriculture .. - i av £-———— 


Carried forward ... 


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* See page 3592, 


HEAD or EXPENDITURE. Amount. Total. 
£ a £ a. dd. 
Brought forward ... ae ne sata nas Lo lA eee 1,733,882 12 9 
No. [X.—Sxcrerary ror Pusitic Works. 
Department of Public Works— Establishment 23,554 12 7 
Public Works and Services— 
Roads . : 6,458 15 1 
Maintenance— 
Bridges.. : S99T Bs fe 
Punts, Fe. erries, ‘and Taonthee., 3 1,024: SO 
Public Watering Places, Wriesian Bores, PWatee Consor vetibn | Water 
Supplies and Drainage 1,363 2 8 
Harbours and Rivers ... TSOae<0! A 
Dredge Service... 27,370 4 2 
Public Buildings 10,257 8 4 
Dock Establishment ee 3,699"19 9 
To meet Losses and Contingencies arising out of the Fire at the Govern- 
ment Dockyard ... 880 12 3 
Sewerage and Stormwater Channels P1609 
Miscellaneous . vd, I 3,732 18 6 
Compensations and Gratuities to Officers, Employees an.] others ; “or loss or 
injury to stock or materials ; for refund of deposits ; for settlement of 
ciaims, and contingencies generally se 735-2. 1 
Equipment, travelling, transfer, removal, and other allowabtee ces and pay for 
temporary services ba 8,975 7 1 
Rents, Cleaning, Caretaking, Insurance and Shipping ‘Charges, Letter Boxes, 
Postage, Telegrams, Fares, Freights, Stamps, and Departmental Contin- 
gencies generally, including Minor Services for other Departments 1,732: 6) 1 
Public Pounds Construction, Maintenance, and Contingencies .. 30. 2 6 
Local Government . 83,816 13 6 
Labour Bureau : 2,277 5.8 
Metropolitan Board’ of Water Supply and Sewerage 43,992 3 6 
Hun‘er District Water Supply and Sewerage Beard of bre uy 5,392 5.10 
Total, Secretary for Public Works... Ae ape Pe. £ —}  *237,120 12° 9 
No. X.+-Pustie Cane, oad LABouR AND INDUSTRY. 
Public Instruction ... 269,340 16 0 
State Children Relief Department... 15,569 11 2 
Industrial Schools ... ¥ 5,178 10 4 Oe 
Observatory ... ws 489 13 3 
Australian Museum.. 1,937.20 0 
National Art Gallery 79742). F 
Public Library of New South Wales 1,092 (@008 
Labour and Industry Branch 1,339 3 1 
Grants in aid of Public Institutions 2,566 15 3 
Miscellaneous Services ; i ad = 1,056 Pood 
Total, Public Instruction, Labour and Industry i. ae £ *300,267 12 10 
No. XJ.—Srcretary For Minzs. 
Department of Mines ¥ 13,606 14 0 
Geological Survey Laboratory 24 7 10 
Miners’ Accident Relief Board 218) Tend 
Miscellaneous Services : Se ak vhs ao 1,893 0 6 
Total, Secretary for Mines .. M,- ae vt ah £)/-—— : SIG 74H 9 7 
No. XIJ.—DepartmMent oF AGRICULTURE. 
Agriculture ... 16,447 1 4 
Forestry .: 6,426 0 1 
Stock and Brands (Pastones Pre tection Act) 592 2 10 
Stock and Brands 6,224 5 6 
Botanic Gardens... 2,889 9 9 
Nursery Garden, Campbelltown 192% 6 11 
Garden Palace Grounds 477 9 8 
Government Domain Sec 599 9 7 
Centennial Park... 1,190 8 2 
Exports and Cold Storage .. 253 13 0 
Commercial Agents.. 674 19 6 
“Miscellaneous SoPticés 4,610 5 11 
-——— —— *40,577 12 3 


£| . 2,327,590 0 2 


3602 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 106. 


[1 Jury, 1910. 


CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 
DETAIL STATEMENT of DISBURSEMENTS during the Quarter ended 30th June, 1910—continwed. 


HEAD OF EXPENDITURE. 


Brought forward ... <0 vas <£ is £ 


SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS. 
Interest on :— 
Debentures and Funded Stock om 5 3 
Treasury Bills for Public Works, Act 4 Ed. “VIL Nove. oe bee 
Reduction of Public Debt :— 
The General Sinking Fund Act, No. 19 of 1904... 
Re-payments to State Debt Commissioners under Act 59 Vic, No. a Bogan 
Scrub Clearing... os he ae its Bf Ser ed 
Corporations :— 
Sydney Harbour Trust Commissioners, Act No. 34 of 1908.. 
Railway Commissioners, Act No. 7 of 1906. 
Metropolitan Water and Sewer age Board, Act 43 Vie. No. 32 and 51 Vie. 
WO 200, “pas 
Sydney Corporation (Amending) Act, Moiety of Salaries of Inspector of ‘of 
Nuisances and Sanitary Inspectors, Act No, 30 of 1900 
Pensions :— 
Superannuation Act Repeal, Act No. 36 Vic. No. 29 
Invalidity and Accidents Pensions, Act No. 22 of 1907 
Public Service (Superannuation), Act No. 8 of 1903 ot nisl 
Parkes Family Grant, Act 60 Vic. No.3... Bie ay seal 
Police Regulation (Superannuation), Act No, 28 of 1906 ... 
Executive and Legislative :— 
Ministers of the Crown Salaries, Act No. 2 of 1908 
Aide-de-Camp to the Governor, Act No. 40 of 1901 ai 
Remuneration to Parliamentary Public Works Committee, Act No, 26 of 
1900, and No. 43 of 1906 oa a ; 
Allowance Parliamentary Representatives, Act No. 32 of 1902 
Parliamentary Electorates and Elections, Act No. 33 of 1902 
Colonial Secretary :— 
President, Board of Fire Commissioners of New South Wales, Act No. 9 
of 1909 (section 12) a 3 ap ie ti 
Endowment Municipalities Act, No. 56 of 1906 
David Berry Hospital, Act No. 53 of 1906. 
Treasurer and Secretary Finance and Trade :— 
Sydney Branch Royal Mint, Act No. 41 of 1902 ... . 
Inscribed Stock Management and Expenses, Act No. 79 of 1902... 
Attorney-General and Justice :— 
Public Service Board, Act No. 31 of 1902 ... 
District Court J udges’ Salaries, Act No. 4 of 1901. 
Lands :— 
Land Appeal Court, President and Members, Act No. 55 Vic. No. 26 
Western Land Board, New South Wales, Act No. 70 of 1901 
Pastures Protection Act, No. 111 of 1902 £ 3 
Public Instruction, Labour aud Industry :— 
Endowment Sydney University, Act No. 22 of 1900, and 92 of 1902 
Endowment Australian Museum, Act No. 61 of 1902 
Endowment Sydney Grammar School Private Act 2nd Decembers 1854. 
Endowment Affiliated Colleges, Act No. 22 of 1900 ath 
Endowment Women’s College, ‘Act No. 71 of 1902... 
Endowment Public Library, Act No. 54 of 1899 ... 
Endowment National Art Gallery, Act No. 54 of 1899 
Mines :— 
Endowment Miners’ Accident Relief, Act No. 42 of 1900, and No. 71 of 1901 


ToraL, SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS ... aa sl tr, £ 
ToTaAL PAYMENTS CHARGEABLE TO REVENUE, 1909-1910 


Public Works Fund—Two-thirds of the net proceeds of the Sale of Crown 
Lands (to 25th June, 1910), exclusive of interest, less 20 per cent. under 
Act No. 9 of 1906 ate aot Se 


Transfer to Public Works Band —Palances of rante in AR 


* See page 3592. 
The Treasury, New South Wales, 


Sydney, 1st July, 1910. C. G. L. Boyer, 


Amount. Total. 


539,653 
21,356 


87,500 
6,285 


828 
1,506 


Lo 


7,553 
13,232 


150 
871 
391 


3,750 
9,091 


760 
3,000 


1,003 
875 
341 


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250 
375 
375 
125 
500 
500 


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T. WADDELL, 


Comptroller of iaceonke 


'Freasurer, 


1 Juny, 1910,] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 106. 


3603 


CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 


DETAIL STATEMENT of OTHER PAYMENTS or ADVANCES during the Quarter ended 30h June, 1910, 
recoverable, included in Account Current (see page 3592). 


Acvance to Treasurer, 1909-1910 
State Children Relief (Act 61 of 1901) 1909-1910 


Railway—Lockhart to Clear Shey 
North Coast Railway (Maitland to South Gr afton) 


HEAD OF EXPENDITURE. Amount. Total. 
OTHER PAYMENTS. St Bend, £ s. d 
124,813 13 3 
5,262.15 3 
————— *130,076 8 6 
In anticipation of Loan Votes (Payments unauthorised in Suspense) — 
ve Lier 2,470 14 5 
13,543:>1- 3 | 
—— BIG OLS. lon ee 
(PoRAL, OFRER RRA MUN TS oa po) So Ce Re tees Ss SR. te. Sa £}> *146,090 4 1 


*See page 3592. 
The Treasury, New South Wales, 
Sydney, 1st July, 1910. me. La DO YCE, 


T. WADDELL, 


Comptroller of Accounts. 


Treasurer, 


{1 JuLy 1910 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 106. 


3609 


PUBLIC WORKS ACCOUNT. 


as shown in Account Current (page 3608). 


DETAIL STATEMENT of DISBURSEMENTS during the Quarter ended 30th June, 1910, 


SERVICE, 


Amount. 


Total. 


Colonial Secretary— 
Fire Brigades— 
: Towards Purchase of Sites and Erection of Branch and Suburban 
‘ Stations, &e. 
Hospitals— 
Metropolitan, Suburban, and Country Hospitals—Grants under the 
provisions of Public Works and Closer Settlement Funds Act, 
1906. : er : ; ges 
Miscellaneous Services— 
Police Buildings and Additions 
Lunacy Department—Resumption of ‘Land adjoining Hospital for 
Insane, Kenmore . 
Purchase of Oil Launch for Lake ce Macquar ie and Oil Engine for Boat 
at Wallis Creek 


Treasurer— 
Government Printing Office—Purchase of Extra Machinery and Plant 


Explosives—Public Magazine Establishments, Sydney and Newcastle— 
* Resumption of Land at Middle Harbour for Magazine Reserves, &e... 


;  Resumed Properties Branch— 
Erection of Shops and Buildings : 
Erection of Waterside Worker’s Dwellings and Tmpr ovement of Streets 


Navigation — ; 
New Propeller and Boiler, “ Ajax” ee 
Construction of Oil Launch i in place of Steam ‘Pinnace. 


Sydney Harbour Trust— 
Replacement of Wharfs and Jetties, &. 


Lands— 
For making Roads of Access to Crown and Closer Settlement Lands— 
~ further sum 


Miscellaneous Services— 

Compensation in connection with the resumption of Lands for Roads, 
under the Public Roads Act of 1902 

Towards the purchase, acquisition, resumption of Sites for yes 
Parks, and for other public purposes 

Pilliga Scrub— Surveys, inspections, reports, valuations, clearing, and 
otherwise improving land, and all expenses incidental thereto, 
for the purpose of rendering it available for settlement ... 


“Public Works— 

For Construction of Works eae 

Roads ee “ rs 

Bridges 

Punts, Ferries, and Launcties : “ 

Public Watering-places, Artesian Bores, “Water Conservation, Reis 
Supplies and Drainage 

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Improvements of Harbours and Rivers 

Public Buildings .. 

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CC ee cd 


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Peer eet eroseserece 


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Railways and Tramways 


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3610 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 106. [i Jury, 1919. 


PUBLIC WORKS ACCOUNT. 
DETAIL STATEMENT of DISBURSEMENTS during the Quarter ended 30th June, 1910—eontinued. 


SERVICE. Amount, | Total. 
| i 525s. d. £oa044 
Brought forward ... Sy oh a Be Be Fie Pe eA | 146,013 11 6 
Public Works —continued— ibe 
Grant under Section 5 of Public Works Fund Act to Shires and 
Municipalities, being part of £150,000 prgused for first three tas 
of operation of Local Government ‘Acts Cate Ms te seks. gsc aan Rare aan gcas fee 6,002 18 4 
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage— 
Water Supply— : 
Lining and Strengthening Upper Canal, Renewal of Pumps, &....|  ..cscesesseeseeees 34,375 0 11 
Publie Instruction— 
School Buildings, Teachers’ ‘Residences, Additions, and Sites, Equipment, 
Renewals, and Improvements of Schools and Residences, and Material 
= aries sum ... oe 30,000 0 0 
Technical Education—For providing Buildings and Equipment, ‘and for 
Alterations and Improvements to existing Buildings ... wee ee 1,275 0 0 
Miscellaneous Services—Equipment and Minor Works ... ape pe 1 S49 o20 01 be 
pe ne ER 33,124 8 11 
Mining— 
New premises for the purpose of a se aaa rise and Agricultural 
Museum ... ae ae ane 5 a jaa abel doeras c ottee tae 1,456 6 11 
A griculture— 
For the promotion of Agriculture, Agricultural rate &c,—further’ . 
sum : = 4,477 14 10 
Wentworch Irrigation “Area, Subdivision, ke. 5k ons ee ve 1M ee LD 8) 
- a 4,498 14 10 
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Receipts Returned .., Bre See fee ay dys He Fe Ser RMAC ee ie tee sae ot *171 2 6 
Total ees see nee nad si ee ORI AM cacti coraeey bus £| *225,642 3 11 
ey * See page 3608. Get 
The Treasury, New South Wales, T. WADDELL, 


Sydney, lst July, 1910. C. G. L. Boycs, Treasurer. 
Comptroller of Accounts, ; 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 106. 


GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT. 


[1 Juny, 1910. 


DETAIL STATEMENT of DISBURSEMENTS during the Quarter ended 30th June, 1910, shown in 


Account Current (page 3611). 


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Cg es ee 
48 Victoria No. 26. & «a8 d.| & 
Railway Branch— 
Grafton to the Tweed River, via Casino, Lismore and the Brunswick, 
165 miles ess Py eee ee ae 266 
54 Victoria No. 33. 
Sewerage Branch — 4 
<4 Completion of Western Suburbs pie Scheme iene B of Act 
54 Vic. No. 17) Bs 4 waa: Sas | ease Rae ae: 145 
Act No, 14, 1908. 
Miscellaneous— 
For the purposes of the Darling Harbour Wharfs Resumption Act, 
1900—further sum . = ae Sas Pee BRA Borer ce opine oe 112 
Acr No, 36, 1905; 
Lands-— 
Purchase of Wire-netting, &c., &e. Spans Meer ey 2 3,015 
Railway Construction— 
Central ‘Railway Station ahd approaches — 2.0 fs. cses pee seen eee 2 
Sydney Water Supply— 
Catchment Area Land Resumptions and Cost—further sum . So nodes ae 80 
Act No. 39, 906: 
Sydney ‘Water Supply— 
Improvements, Sydney Water See cater RUE, GAS oo 49 
Hunter District Water se and Sewerage Board— 
Walka Pumping Station.. oan seme RS re ec oF 28 
Acr No. 59, ‘1906. 
Water and Drainage and Artesian Wells (Amending) Act of 1906 — ...J Loe e eee eee ee eee 10,583 
Acr No. 19, 1907. 
 Railways— Rolling Stock, Ge ee ce ee” Nee RE nc” oe ec ee 10,000 
Tramways—City and Suburban Station and ‘Car Sheds ery Oe oe 12,527 
_ Railway Construction— 
Narrabri to Walgett-—-further sum Pee: 015 0 
Temora to aoneaie = further sum a 382 14 0 
Bogan Gate to Bulbodney—further sum 588 11° 2 
: Tramway Construction— ————__—_ . 972 
‘Tramways. Gonerallys (5...) esto tay won 0 hee | ce mets a re ee 265 
Water Supply— . 
20-inch Main, Wallsend to Buttai—further sum io), gO oo = ae vide Tees — 101 
Hunter River District Water Supply and Sewerage Board— 
Water Supply— 
Extensions and Reticulations 33 16 7 
Sewerage-— 
Extension and Reticulations 168 11 6 
Act No. 22,/19@8. —— > 202 
Sydney Harbour 'Trust— 
Towards-Constructiem of Werks generally, &e. - “igte os ca) acs esedemensaces 5,203 
Railways— 
Additions to Railway Lines and Buildings, and for other purposes, 
‘including Duplication of Lines re : Sol Paice ere te 42,455 
Tramways— Additions to Lines, Workshops, &e. Ea eiida a8 «loans 8,783 
Railway Construction— 
Manilla to Barraba—further sum AL LUG 
Mudgee to Dunedoo—further sum 105 GF 0 
Narromine to Peak Hill... 52 11 0O 
Tramway Construction— — ~ 199 
Tramways Generally o& ..5. 1g ee a ce eee et oe ee ee 1,963 
Sewerage Construction— 
Newcastle Sewerage—further sum 2,162 7 0 
Parramatta Sewerage—further sum ; 88 10 7 
Metropolitan Sewerage and Stormwater Channels generally . 928519 2 
Country Towns Sewerage and Stormwater Channels gen erally 5,821. 3 5 
Water Supply— von 9,001 
Compensation Weirs on Nepean River—further sum ... ner 106. 1 
Country Towns Water Supplies—further sum... 384 12 7 
Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Board— - ———— 1,890 
Water Supply— 
Extension of Reticulation—further sum a ot ot 
Improvements to Water Supply, Maitland District : 461 OF 
— 298 
Parrish forwaRd ys) gin ec | ee CMa tea eae £ 108,149 


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I Jory, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 106. 3613. 


GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT. 
DETAIL STATEMENT or DISBURSEMENTS, during the Quarter ended 30th June, 1910—continued, 


SERVICE. Amount | Total. 
£ Sowa Ce £ s. d. 
Brought forward ... ave = hag La Wer eee eee Pre 108,149 15 5 


Act No. 16, 1909. 
Sydney Harbour Trust— 
Towards construction of Works generally, and for the » improvement 


of the Port—further sum ... ed 2 LO CESS 1B 7 
Erection of Grain Jetty, Darling Harbour—further sum... sa Boe io. 1 
Railways— —_————- — 42,523 3 8 
Rolling Stock, to meet additional traffic requirements, and equipment 
of new ack ae 72,269 19-8 
Additions to Railway Lines, Stations, nes Buildings, ‘and for other 
purposes, including Duplication of Lines.. A 83,436 1 6 
Towards Deviation to cut out the Lithgow Tigzag, ‘and for other 
purposes—further sum = ~<a ¥o. JE 2 sic 5,154 3 11 
'Tramways— 160,860. 5 1 
Additions to Lines, Workshops, and Buildings, fog 5 bane of taek 
and for other purposes 1s 15,003 9 4 
Rolling Stock to meet expansion of Traffic... vibe & Beis 5,056 4 2 
Railway Construetion— ———— 20,059-13 6 
Mudgee to Dunedoo Railway—further sum... a 2 Bod 27,230". 15 8 
Belmore-Chapei Road Railway—further sum ... ee ue a 142 38 4 
North Coast Railway (Maitland to South Grafton)—further sum...) 109,702 3 4 
Narromine to Peak Hill—further sum ... me Sr; 2% Bee 180% 8 4 
Lockhart to Clear Hills—further sum ... ae te 2 aa Bes 21 OSt = 2 
Cowra to Canowindra—further sum _... _ “he et cae 32, SEE = 5 
Kyogle to Casino—further sum... ak she er oe oe, 8,350 ae 
Cooma to Bombala—towards ... aE ee LF ek ome 
Land Resumptions for Authorised Railways —fur ther s SUD. ves - a4. L% 
Tramway Construction— —— 218, (Lisl aa 
Tramways generally aad 2 = Lie’ a one Male cre wognems sates Re 40,145 8 6 
Sewerage Construction— 
Newcastle Sewerage Ae Le ae An rie TODS. bes 
Long Bay Ocean Outfal 1—towards ake “a8 ae ee ae 299 14 I1 are 
Water Supply— , 10,818:12. 7. 
Country Towns Water Supplies—further sum. : : 13,431 10 11 
Barren Jack Storage Reservoir and Northern Murrumbidgee Irriga- = 
tion Scheme—further sum . ae ae nee wee “Be Avo eed Pie 
Miisoellancous— et 64,857 15 3 
New Public Abattoir at Homebush Point—further sum on - Lik 2.2 
New street, George-street to Regent-street—further sum __... nee 28°16 «2 
Newcastle Harbour—North Breakwater—further sum a i 8,066 16 0 
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage— 3,266 14 4 
(To be carried out by the Board.) 
Water Supply— 
General Reticulation, Improvements, Land, Buildings, Canal Works, 
&c., and for other purposes—further sum... aoe see ote 76,168 “6 
Sewerage— 
Construction and Ventilation of Sewers Generally ; Land, Buildings, 
&c., and for other purposes—further sum. is ae 26,613 16 10 
Hunter River District Water Supply and Sewerage Board— ao oo 52,782 5 10 
Water Supply— 
Extension of Reticulation—further sum ae i Tone of 1.0 
Improvements to Water Supply, South Maitland District... et 1,044 6 9 
ee 2,432 12 3 
Total .. ae Bie os aes es eats SO okie shea es LY: SHS G139E19 of 


Repayment of Loans— 
Repayment of Debentures—4 per cent. Debentures issued under Acts 

41 Victoria No. 7 and 43 Victoria No. 11, due Ist July, 1910 (in 

London) va | £279,500 A820 
Repayment of 4 per cent. "Treasury Bills issued under Treasur Jy Bills 
Redemption Act No, 8 of 1904,due Ist May, 1910 (inSydney)...| 402,900 0 0 308 | ae 


Receipts Returned ... me pv cuatiees aie eat $0 oe Pe Sey ne | *29;012 14 1 
Grand Total... fe Re: or 8) ae eR £) *2,436,026 13 2 
f * See page 3611. 
T. WADDELL, 
Lhe Treasury, New South iVales, OG ts Boyce, "Tedaduten. 


Sydney, 1st July, 191%. Compt roller of Accounts. 


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1 Jury, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 106. 3615 


CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 


DETAIL STATEMENT of DISBURSEMENTS during the Year ended 30th June, 1910, shown in 
Account Current (see page 3614). 


HEAD or EXPENDITURE. Amount, Total. 


No. I.—ScnEDULES TO THE CONSTITUTION ACT. 


Third Schedule cz ih ace aes st iy. a ve rae 25,573 17 3 


Fourth Schedule... on? ic gs ae oc oe 9,407 2 10 
Schedule C.—Stipends or Allowances .. ins T,00DA 8" ul 
Supplement to Schedules (Pensions— Widows of Pilots, Militory and Stock 
Inspectors, and other Pensions and Allowances)... bsg 15569. 10-2 
Total, Schedules... a nd eT re $.. £|—_—_ —_ —— *37,551 18 4 


No. I7.-—Executive anp LE&EGISLATIVE. 


Executive Council ... 24 Oa Os 0) 
Vice-President of the Executive Council and Representative of ae Gov ernment 

in the Legislative Council ... bd ce. 8 Bae bse sae 250.4 10h oO 
Legislative Cunneil/x, ite ee sae ne roe ee ie ce 5,106 12), 2 
Legislative Assembly ite a es a ies ch 9,303 4 5 
Legislative Ccuncil and Assembly... ee ses an es sed i 4,976 12 4 
Parliamentary Library te ae xp i ee Ne es “ 1,974 16 5 
Parliamentary Reporting Staff ; us En as ...| 1) 6,054 16 7 
Parliamentary Standing Camrmittes: on Public Works ae ee ah Sts eo toe er 

Total, Executive and Legislative ... Ae AS —- LL —__ -—___ — *29,252.,-1, 9 

No. I1I.—Cotontan Secrerary. 

Colonial Secretary ... a ei ae a ine a ai at yO ts > Wy af 
Auditor General... oat =e is rs Ws oe He. 16,682 97. 38 
Aborigines Protection Board a, ws wee tin. + — Sih, REO, O rao bomee 
Police De. ML i is bs ae ae Ms oes woh 408;989° EL 10 
Lunacy 7 “— Be Me male $5 of ies 23 Hohe Choo O0d Sim D 
Master in Lunacy ... ote A ae te wae Me ag al 5,344 0 1 
Medical Board : Fe e a Ps ae aa a LIPS SS 
Department of Public Health ey ' ce: 10,183 1% 1 
Bureau of Statistics and Registry of Friendly Societies ana Trade Unions nee TR SPAU eg Fae’ 
Go,ernment Asylums for the Infirm a A Se M anc be Oi,160- 0°11 
De; artment of Fisheries... “ie ss wid hs a ee es 8039719 5 
Bureau of Microbiology... a vs ose fe in oe a 4,394 9 8 
Fire Brigades hs ve age oe 785 10 O 
End owment to Hospitals, wes mad other Charitable Services Se, ASS Be 96,581) 10° "6 
Miscellaneous Services Ba. Bos oe S es ae aa ae 13,498 18 0 

Total, Colonial Secretary ... ue a ee sa Ce en en ff aso LLerts. b 

Carried forward ... i. as ed Ae Pe Pia aN £F 1,000,115 5 2 


* See page 3614, 


3616 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 106. 


fl Juny, 1910. 


a CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 


DETAIL STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS during the Year ended 3 ith June, 1910—-continued. 


HerApD oF EXPENDITURE, 


‘Treasury 

Stamp Duties 

Land and Income Pax 
Gold Receivers 

Gold and Escort 
Government Printer 
Explosives... 
Shipping Masters 


Life- boats, &e. 
Resumed Properties... 


Sydney Harbour Trnat 
Stores Supply Department ... 


Amount. * Total. 
£ Sale: £ Ses 
Brought forward Fe Oh oe 1,000,115 5 2 
No. [V.—TReAsURER AND SECRETARY FOR Finance AND TRADE, 
25,743 15 9 
4,854 3 Il 
10,7992 ste 
Joe -On.0 
123. 39.°' 9 
101,562 18 8 
8,908 1 8 
2,726 4 2 
Navigation ... 8 aL Fr a sed 77,223 16. 5 
2,062.13 4 
Administration of Old-age and Invalidity and Accidents Pensions Acts 9,520 160% | 
a ; 10,415 8 11 
109,174 °7 10 
1950 oe 8 
146, 272 16 2 


Miscellaneous Services a: 
Total, Treasurer and Secretary for Finances dowel Tr ale 


No. V.-—RAILWAYs. 


Railways and Tramways— 
Railways—Existing Lines— Working Expenses 
Tram ways—Existing Lines— Working Expensss 
Total, Railways 


No. VJ.—PREMIER, 
Premier’s Oftice ae 
Agent-General for New Sguth Wales 
Immigration and Tourist Bureau ... 
Miscellaneous Services 
Total, Premier 


No. VII.—AtrTorRNEY-GENERAL AND JUSTICE. 


Department of the ed i ca General and of Justice 
The Judges .. ee tye 
Prothonotary and Registrar i in Divorce 

Master in Equity 

Registrar in Bankruptcy... 

Probate and Intestate Estates Office 

Sheriff ‘ a ner ia 

District Caurts 


Coroners Bs ae + er ab oe as ae wae 


Petty Sessions 
Prisons 
Registrar- Gener Ee Se 
Public Service Board 
Industrial Court 
Miscellaneous Services _ 
Total, | Attorney. General and J ustice 


No. VIII.—Secrerary ror LAnps. 
Department of Lands 
Western Land Board 
~ Miscellaneous Services 


Total, Secretar "y for Lands . “3 


Carried forward 


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| 3,357,780 8 1 
951,471 2 2 


4,720 8 4 
\O472 4 G | 
13,293 3 2 
wt Dee 15. 7 
ge ~~ eee! 
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7,443 19 6 
3,427 19 9 
: S735 9 1 
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25,596 13. 7 
3,666 4, 4 
3,850.3. 8 
91,927 11 7 
79,882 5 5 
ol 46,086" 9 7 
ie 6,736 16 0 
Vg beeeiaiG k 
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*See page 3614. - 


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*4,309,251 10 3 


*51,224 11 7 


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6,759,747 19 1 


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1 Jury, bylv.| NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 


No. 106. 


! CONSOLIDATED ‘REVENUE FUND. 


“DETAIL STATEMENT of DISBURSEMENTS during the Year ended 30th June, 1910—continued. 


Carried-for -- 1] 


+ See page 3614, 


HEAD, OF eae Amount. Total. 
=. t feet Sue. £ Sue Ge 
Brought forward ... ae a x es 1} CCP COE ae 6, (09747 19.) ¥ 
No, [X.—Secretary For Punriic Works. 
~ Depar tment of Public Works—Establishment 88,012 13 1 
Publi¢ Works and Services— 
Roads ; 15,849 2 Il 
Maintenance— 
Bridges 18,964 11 7 
Punts, Ferries, aud Launches 43: iz: sie Pry, ay 12 19,190 14 8 
Pablic Watering Places, Artesian Bores, Water Conservation, Water 
Supplies and Drainage ae, vee et be a 3 7,885 tk 
Harbours and Rivers... ag at ass 2 “as af a ‘oe 9,787 9 10 
Dredge Service .. 102,147 19 9 
Public Buildings ... 39,300 12 11 
Dock Establishment QASh 449 
To meet Losses and Contingencies - arising yout of the Fire at. the Box crnmient 
Dockyard 4 1,000 0 0 
Sewerage and Stormwater Channels 158 19 10 
Miscellaneous B2,919) ) 722 
Compensations and Gratuities to Officers, ‘Employees, and others : for loss « o1 
injury to stock or materials ; for refund of deposits ; for settlement of 
claims, and contingencies generally , 3,431 13 8 
Equipment, travelling, transfer, removal, and other allowances and. pay for 
temporary services Pe 34,938 4 7 
Rents, Cleaning, Caretaking, Insurance and Shipping Charges, Letter Boxes, 
Postage, Telegrams, Fares, Freights, Stamps, and Departmental Contin- 
gencies generally, including Minor Services for other Departinents taht O75 
Royal Commission on Sydney Improvement : : 5 132,10 6 
Public Pounds—Construction, Maintenance, and Contingencies. 50.2.6 
Local Government ... 267,794 16 6 
Labour Bureau 6,825 12 5 
Metropolitan Board ‘of Water Supply and Sewerage Los tit By, ih 
Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Board AG 12 pte 49,627 17,9 
Total, Secretary for Public Works... oy fi b: £,——_—__—_ ——--—— | *827,367 19 9 
No. X.—Pusuic Instruction, LaBour AND INDUSTRY. 
Public Instruction ... 1,059,458 15 8 
State Children’s Relief Department 82,531 19. 0 
Industrial Schools as 17,513..3...3 
Observatory ... i. 1,820 29° 3 
Australian Museum.. 4,499 4,0 9 
National Art Gallery 3,194 15° 8 
Public Library of New South Wales S198, ..0:.20 
Labour and Industry Branch - ae She RP 5,474 9 11 
Grants in Aid of Public Tnetibetians Me; Rs aoe 19,007 1 10 
Miscellaneous Services : are by AA ae 
Total, Public Toueuetion, Labour and Industry .. 603 £}- ---—-——--—| *],210,665 1 I] 
No. XI.—Secretary For MINEs. 
Department of Mines 4 50,331 13:2 
Geological Survey Laboratory a ie tee fh 5.4 adi Aah 4) 4 
Miners Accident Relief Boards... a ee bah fae a es Cs a aa 
Miscellaneous Services : a Ae me At owe A ERO96"] 5 6 
Total, Secretary for Mines ... ai fee Ae see £/-—- ——--———_ ¥62,610.12 2 
No. XII.—DeparTMext or AGRICULTURE. 
Agriculture ... 70,384 5 1 
Forestry eat ck oop ae A 24,774 14. 6 
Stock and Brande (Pastures Prstestion Act) 19 3. 0 i ee 9,128 6 9 
Stock and Brands ae oe a ik tes 25,454 9: 6 
Botanic Gardens... ate «df fre ake a Sas 4, LOL 229. CO ech 
Nursery Garden, Campbelltown oe ae ae y rr i fe 811 12 .2 
Garden Palace Grounds Sa: 1,499) Boek 
Government Domain (Outer) bag inne 50 sh sae §.3 ae Dh buh oa 
Centennial Park ... s 4 AOD » |. 9 
Exports and Cold Storage .. 1000 3 2 
Commercial Agents... ; 2,919 3 0 
Miscellaneous Services St ate ee ae be 21,852. 1.10 
Total, ‘Department of Agriculture... i eee oe a *167, 193. lous 
nesta semen ian RBC LOR ATE iro re. te ot ta in| oo inva eerverserets £ 9,028, 185——-o--9 


3618 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 106. [1 Juny, 1910, 


CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 
DETAIL STATEMENT of DISBURSEMENTS during the Year ended 30th June, 1910—continued. 


HEAD oF EXPENDITURE. Amount. Total. 
£ s. d. £ 8. d. 
Brought forward ... a ap bes a le se Aes ee ae 9,028,185 5 9 
SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS. 
Interest cn— : 
Debentures and Funded Stock . ar ms ...| 3,032,094 5 7 
Treasury Bills for Public Works, Act No. 8 of 1904 hes 68,606 0 0 
Treasury Deficiency Bills, Act 59 Vic. No. 22, and Act No. 30 of 1905 ae 25,614 15 9 
Uninvested Funds at the Credit of the Government Savings Bank in the 
Treasury, Act No. 48 of 1906 ... me Be 2. 39,159 Il 5 
Reduction of Public Debt— 
The General Sinking Fund, Act No. 34 of 1908... 350,000 0 0 
Redemption of Treasury Bills (Deficiency to 30 June, 1905), Act No. 30 of 
1905 is 50,000 0 O 
Repayments to State “Debt Commissioners under Act 59 Vie. No. 6, 
Bogan Scrub Clearing... va we ta ahs a oy 6,285 16 7 
Corpor ations — 
Sydney Harbour Trust Commissioners, Act No. 34 of 1908 7 3,300 0 O 
Sydney Harbour Trust Loan Sinking Fund (Section 75), Act No. 1 of 1901 14,747 15 0 
Railway Commissioners, Act No. 7 of 1906.. ? 6,000 0 0 
Metropolitan Water and Bence Board, Act 43 Vic. No. 32 , and Bl Vic. 
Nowe nae 202° 0 
Sydney Corporation (Amending) Act, “Moiety of Salaries of Inspector 0 of 
Nuisances and Sanitary Inspectors, Act No. 35 of 1902 es 1158 =6 99 
Pensions— F 
Superannuation Act Repeal, Act No. 36 Vic. No. 29 ate ats 478% 9 #9 
Old-age Pensions Act, No. 74 of 1900 4 ry ” oF ..| 30,600 0 0 
Invalidity and Wecidents Pensions, Act No. 29 o£. 1907 nae: ae Le 1 061000020 
Public Service (Superannuation), Act No. 8 of 1903 un aa Yr 36,985 61 
Parkes Family Grant, Act 60 Vic. No.3... . sat 260 0 0 
Police Regulations (Superannuation), Act No. 28 of 1906.. a Ses 23,000 0 0 
Executive and ‘Legislative— 
Ministers of the Crown Salaries, Act No. 2 of 1908 a Ms: eit 11,040 0 O 
Aide-de-Camp to the Governor, Act No. 40 of 1901 vst oe es 323 15 0 
Expenses Parliamentary Witnesses Act, No. 43 of 1901... 10 i626 
Remuneration to Parliamentary Public Works Committee, Act No. 26 of 
1900, and No. 43 of 1906 7 bis aoe 4,613 8 0 
Allowance Parliamentary Representatives, Act No. 32 of 1902... he 24,096 4 10 
Parliamentary Electorates and Elections, Act No. 33 of 1902... a6 16,200 11 7 
Colonial Secretary— 
President Board of Fire Commissioners of New South ier: Act No. 9 of 
1909 (Section 12) pr : oe me 150 2020 
Endowment Fire Brigades, Act No. 80-0f 1902... ae i nes 10,476 13° 6 
Endowment 1 Municipalities, Act No. 56 of 1906... 5 as if 4,100 7 5 
David Berry Hospital, Act No. 53 of 1906 . zs 5 oe 5 1,142 13. 9 
Treasurer and Secretary Finance and Trade— 
Sydney Branch Royal Mint, Act No. 41 of 1902 ers aS 15,000 0 0 
Inscribed Stock—Management and Expenses, Act No, 79 ‘of 1902 “hs 18,894 1 9 
Attorney-General and Justice— 
Public Service Board, Act No. 31 of 1902 ... : bs ae v2 3,000 0 0 
District Courts Judges’ Salaries, Act No. 4 of 1901. zt. sae Be. 12,000 0 0 
Lands— 
Land Appeal Court, President and Members, Act No. 55 Vic. No. 26... 4,000 0 0 
Western Land Bona New South Wales, Act No.70-0f 290 ee an 3,500 0 0 
Pastures Protection, Act No. 111 of 1902 oF. 55 of rid 680 1l 9 
Public Instruction, Labour and Industry— 
Endowment Sydney University, Act No. 22 of 1900 and 92 of 1902 _... 10,000 0 0 
Endowment Australian Museum, Act No. 61 of 1902 he 1,000 0 O 
Endowment Sydney Grammar School Private Act, 2nd December, 1854. 1,500. 0 0O 
Endowment Affiliated Colleges, Act No. 22 of 1900 ce ¥h, 1,500 0 0 
Endowment Women’s College, ‘Act No. 71 of 1902... A ie re 458 6 8 
Endowment Public Library, Act No. 54 of 1899... Pee i. a: 2,500 0 0 
Endowment National Art Gallery, Act No. 54 of 1899... AP ise 1,500 0 O 
Carried forward ,,. ae aor a tee £| 4,041,982 10 6 | 9,028,185 5 9 


1 Jury, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 


No. 106. 3619 


CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 


DETAIL STATEMENT of DISBURSEMENTS during the Year ended 30th June, 1910—continued. 


Heap or ExeeNDITURE, Amount. Total. 
s. d. £ s. d. 
Brought forward ... a8 ae “98 Ae £) 4,041,982 10 6] 9,028,185 5 9 


SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS—continued. 


Mines :— 
Endowment Miners’ Accident Relief, Act No. 42 of 1900 and No. 71 of 1901 


10,421 19 4 


Totat SpEcIAL APPROPRIATIONS ... Bes Be a ...{-—__--————-| *4,052,404 9 10 


ToTAL PAYMENTS CHARGEABLE TO REVENUE, 1909-1910 SU ae 


In adjustment of Vote Advance to Treasurer, 1908-9 ... 

Public Works Fund—Two-thirds of the net proceeds of the Sale of Crown Lands 
(to the 25th June, 1910), exclusive of Interest—less 20 per cent., 
under Act No. 9 of 1906 x a4 Bg Ae Se 

Transfer to Public Works Fund—Grant in Aid . 

Transfer to Closer Settlement Fund—Grant in Aid 


Ae £)*13,080,589 15 7 


Me £|  *81,818 5 10° 


ean ee eee £|. *336,177 


64 
ts a NOC £| *575,000 0 0 
ener £/  *235,000 0 0 


* See page 3614. 


The Treasury, New South Wales, C. G. L. Boyce, 


Sydney, 1st July, 1910. Comptroller of Accounts. 


T. WADDELL, 
Treasurer. 


3620 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 106. [1 Jury, 1910. 


CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 


DETAIL STATEMENT of OTHER PAYMENTS or ADVANCES during the Year ended 30th June, WA 
recoverable, included in Account Current e page 3614). 


HEAD OF EXPENDITURE. Amount. Total. 
OTHER PAYMENTS. ee. od, EF be My 
Advance to Treasurer, 1909-1910 RG a a bes sn re 29,000 oe ah ; 
State Children’s Relief Act No. 64 of 1904 CRRPRRE to the Consolidated 
Revenue Account) 1908-9 ... 6,260 14 11 
State Children’s Relief Act No. 61 of 1901, 1909- 4910. Sa ue oat 5,262) 15 3 


In anticipation of Loan Votes, 1909-10— 


Railways and Tramways— 


Railways— 
Rolling Stock to meet the expansion of the business including the 
equipment of New Lines... 350,540 2 11 ‘ 
Additions to Railway Lines, and Buildings, ‘and for other: purpose, 
including Duplication of Lines... eae bo eS 138,768 18 8 


Sydney Harbour 'Trust— 
Towards Construction of Works generally and for the Improvement 


of the Port ... $3 oa “es Ay a. cok 9,220 16 0 
Secretary for Public Works— 
Railways— 
Belmore to Chapel-road ... dae og te — ts re 4,165 10 3 
Mudgee to Dunedoo os a ee a eS me ah L670 bo 
Corre Cantrin cs En ws aD apf 26,672 10 6 
North Coast Railway (Maitland to South h Grafton) ar ne lo pee to Oat 
Cooma to Bombala (tow ana se ; a ae ae S96 10 a, 
Kyogle to Casino.. a8 oz Fo i: ee ae 34,277 11 10 
Rareune wore Zils ies ey fre ve he, Ane 20,407 14 7 
Water Supplies— 
Country Towns Water Supplies... 19,556 0 8 
Barren Jack Storage Reservoir and Nor thern Murr umbidgeeLrriga, 
tion Scheme . nts ve a a 2 He . 995 0 0 
Miscellaneous— 
New Public Abattoir at Homebush Point Zoe aa Am ae 12,200 6 3 
New Street, George-street to Regent-street ... a aos =: 1,993, 5 23 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage— 
Water Supply—General Reticulation, Tee Sas Land, Buildings, 
Canal Works, &c., and for other purposes 
Sewerage Constr uction and Ventilation of Sewers gener ally, Land, 


Ot 
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Buildings, &c., and for other purposes... . ft ae 20,5000) (aunt 
Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Board— 
Water Supply—Extension and Reticulation ... ae oy ae 3,551 7 8 


| 1D 2040 We 
In anticipation of Loan Votes (Payments unauthorised in Be aa 


Railway, Lockhart to Clear Hills... ie pee = 2,470 14 5 
North Coast Railway (Maitland to South ar afton)... ee bas ee, Bae EG ae 
a = *16,013 15 7 
Total, Other Payments ... ce oS My. SES Wipes heer ane Oh 6) 15221 21S eee 
* See page 3614. ; 
The Treasury, New South Wales, T. WADDELL, 
Sydney, 1st July, 1910. C. G. L. Boycr, Treasurer, 


Comptroller of Accounts. 


NEY SOUTIT WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 106. 3621 


1 Jury, 1910.] 


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PUBLIC WORKS ACCOUNT. 


DETAIL STATEMENT of DISBURSEMENTS during the Year ended 30th June, 1910, shown in 
Account Current (page 3626). 


SERVICE, Amount. Total. 


ee ees = A en Se 


Colonial Secretary— 
Fire Brigades— 
iT oaaeda Purchase of Sites and Erection of Branch and Suburban 
Stations, &c.. or ote eas ons soe spd RN TEPER RR : 13,493 6 6 


Hospitals— 
Metropolitan, Suburban, and Country Hospitals—Grants under the 
provisions of Public Works and Closer Settlement Funds Act, 


1906. a 16,079 19 11 
David Berry Hospital—Towards ‘erection of New Hospital .. 5 2,536 10 3 
— 18,616 10 2 
Miscellaneous Services— 
Department of Fisheries—Towards construction of Nurseries ys 81 13 0 
Lunacy Department— Resumption of Land, &c., Kenmore... te 2,980 5 3 
Purchase of Oil Launch for Lake Macquarie, &c. aa at Bsr 220 0 0 
Rawson Seaman’s Institute—Special Grant... ss 1,000 0 0 
Purchase of Property—-Edgerton, near Yass, for use of Aborigines . otk 500 0 O 
Police Buildings—Additions ... nas a We sas ae Peo Cael: 27 
—_—_—_——_ | 12,512 9 10 
Treasurer— 
Government Printer—Towards Purchase of extra Machinery and Plant ...)  vseccecseeeeeeeees 2,704 13 5 
Explosives—Public Magazine Establishments, Sydney and Newcastle— 
Resumption of Land at Middle Harbour for Magazine Reserve ; cost 
of improved system of Lightning Conductors and Fire Service, 
Magazine, Middle Harbour ; and additions and improvements to and 
removal of Public Magazines from Fern Bay to Fullerton Cove, Port 
Hunter—tfurther sum... aug = ea “ ine B Mulia sean uch anake Re Dime om 
Resumed Properties Branch— 
Erection of Waterside Workers’ Dwellings and Improvement of 
streets hy Bi, ae a is oe 1,623 12,6 
Erection of Shops and Buildings ae i tc ee oe (Pe a a 
Erection of Shops, George- strect a 4,153 8 6 
Re-erection of the “Commercial Hotel, » ‘George and Essex Streets ae L018) 8 
——_-— 14,737 4 10 
Navigation— 
Erection of New Waiting Room, Newcastle, for Pilots Sie 3 Ue ay as 
Construction of Oil Launch in place of Steam Pinnace ee . ees 462 3 5 
New Propeller and Boiler for “ Ajax”... se a mate a 200 0 0 
— 831 4 11 
Sydney Harbour Trust—For Replacement of Wharves, ke. ie rl RE Raney, SPE 34,980 12 9 
Railways and Tramways--- | 
Railways — 
Towards Deviation to cut out the Lithgow Zig Zag, and for other 
f purposes... 23 ie ey Fs as oi Difigh. ssacdtenatit caine 86,902 2 3 
Lands— 
For making Roads of Access to and providing Water SUpPIy within 
Crown and Closer Settlement Lands—further sum ... 1. vas] se veeecceceeeeees 29,0713) Gal 
Miscellaneous Services— 
Compensation in connection with the resumption of Lands for Roads 
under the Public Roads Act of 1902 ® : 1,096 3 9 
Towards the purchase, acquisition, resumption of Sites for Public 
Parks and for other public purposes ; 20,847 13 0 
Pilliga Scrub—Surv eys, inspections, reports, valnations; clearing, and 
otherwise improving land and all expenses incidental thereto, for 
the purpose of rendering it available for set’ lement Se re Ooo) it 
- 22,622 0 4 
Carried forward... eh ag whe S(O aa eer 2 242,231 13 3 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 106. 


PUBLIC WORKS ACCOUNT. 


[i Suzy, 1910. 


DETAIL STATEMENT of DISBURSEMENTS during the Year ended 30th June, 1910—continued. 


SERVICE. 


Amount. 


Total. 


‘ percep 


Brought forward... “1 Fy. — £ 
Public Works— 
For construction of Works generally— 
Roads 
Bridges 
Pants, Ferries, Ai Tinwinelen 3 
Public Watering. places, “Artesian Botes, Wiiter Cons servation, Water 
Suppzies and Drainage 
Harbours and Rivers — Dre dee ee ice In poner w on Penaieat 
Improvements of He arbaurd and Rivers 
Public Buildings ... 
Dock Establishment 
Rai ways and Tramways.. 
Sewerage, Government PheGiations 


Sewerage Construction— 
Parramatta Sew erage —further sum : 
Country Towns Sewerage and Stormwatir “Chat hele Generally— 
further sum ... eed ee ose 


Services of other Departments Advance Account, and to ‘provide’ for 
works and services carried out for other Branches of the Service ; 
and also for Repairs to British and Foreign Men-of-War Ships. The 
value to be replaced from time to time, as cost of such works or 
services is ascertained. he whole amount to be held availabls until 
adjusted —further sum 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage— 
Water Supply 
Lining and Strengthening Upper Canal, Renewal of Pumps, Build- 

ings, Water Mains and Sewers, Machinery, and Mirror Works 

generally, also recoup to Loan Vote, Machinery worn out 


or displaced 


Grant under Section 5 of Public Works Fund Act to Shires ~ and 
Municipalities, being part (second instalment) of £150,000 promised 
for first three years of operation of Local Government Acts’... : 


Public Instraction— 

School Buildings, Teachers’ Residences, Additions, and Sites, Equipment, 
Renewals, and Improvements of: Schools and Residences, and 
Material-- further’ sum : 

Technical Education— me 
For providing Buildings and Equipment, and for Alterations and 

Improvements to Exist’ ng Buildings : 
Miscellaneous services—Hquipment and Minor Works 
Mi:es— 
Purchase of Diamonds for Diamond Drills ... ee = fr ce 
New premises for the purpose of a Mining, Forestry, and Agricultural 
Museum 


Agriculture— 
For the promotion of Agriculture, Agricultural Colleges, &e.—further sum 
Wentworth Irrigation Area--Subdivision and Suction Gas Plant— 
expenses of 
Total 
Receipts Returned ... 


Grand Total 


* See page 3626. 
The Treasury, New South Wales, 


Spdney, 1st July, 1910, C. GL. Boyrcz, 


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20,759 12 6 


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T, WADDELL, 


Comptroller of. Accounts. 


Treasurer, 


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3630 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 106. 


GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT. 
DETAIL STATEMENT or DISBURSEMENTS, during the Year ended 30th June, 1910, shown in 


Account Current (page 3629), 


[1 Juxy, 1910. 


SERVICE, Amount. Total. 
48 Victoria No. 26. 
Railway Branch— oy. 4. & -« d, 
Grafton to the Tweed River, via Casino, Lismore, and the Brunswick, 
165 miles Per sea] > ose gee een 342 8 11 
54 Victoria No. 33. 
Sewerage Branch— 
Completion of Western Suburbs Sewerage Scheme (Schedule B of 
Act 54 Vic. No. 17) SMM CT koteba ath 50sec cntenee ee 18,240 4 10 
Act No. 108, 1902. 
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage— 
Service Reservoir and Mains ge Re, Behe Een sy A ak heeveatey Mien ae 1265 nt oy 
Act No. 14, 1903. 
Miscellaneous— 
For the Purposes of the Darling Harbour Wharfs ie eee Act, 
1900—further sum ... ss oe > Se Se Gar Lyte SR nee See, | 4635 15 4 
Act No. 36, 1905, 
Sydney Harbour Trust— 
Erection oftGrain Getty, Darling: Harbours, PGlieees. MB evs dae 2 ease totecn es OO Tt ae 
Lands— 
Purchase.oBW ire-netting, de. ekO. \: 17.0) Os. er an es ee ere eee es 19,090 14 4 
Railway Construction— 
Central Railway Station and Approaches, dic,, &e. 4.00 nee, wee] a eeneeaencdecronst IMS Bs 
Sydney Water Supply— 
Catchment Area Land Resumptions and Costs—further sum —is| ec eaeeceeeeneeees 80 19 3 
Act No. 39, 1906. 
Railway Construction — 
Central Railway: Statien—tforthersum.s1, = 2. Giltiiake -u0ou Gee aeiatacc ke «tue veneree (258 2 
Sydney Water Supply— 
Improvements to Sydney Water Supply and Sto-age Dam, Cataract 
River, including Land Resumptions—further sum «—  ..50 ase] sscsecceesccacees 65 “fae8 
Hunter River District Water Sue and Sa 
Walka Pumping Station.. eo TN 5 eimce ea BSROR p eed | 168 19 0 
Act No. 59, 1906. 
Water and Drainage and Artesian Wells (Amending) Act of 1906 ...J  ceeecaseseaeseeees 60,340 9 8 
Act No. 19, +1907. 
Sydney Harbour Trust— 
Towards Construction of Works generally, &c.. angina sSaereree ee 2,713 18 4 
Railways and Tramways— 
Railways— 
Rolling Stock to meét additionalMtratic 5° «ls caat | ec SE nae Ba ane decteacerany 23,390 16 10 
Tramways— 
Additions to Lines Workshops, &c., &e. 5,000 0 0 
Rolling Stock to meet increased fame 18,718 13 8 
City and Suburban Station and Car Sheds 24,120 7 1 
Lands— —_—-—-—— 47,839 0 9 
Purchase of Wire-netting, &e. ... bas oehsbddls piseees te 121 A3a9 
Railway Construction— 
Narrabri to Walgett—further sum 269 11 4 
Temora to Barellan—further sum Ss 550 11 5 
Bogan Ga‘e to Bulbodn«-y—further sum 3,631 11 2 
a 4,451 13 11 
Tramways Construction— 
Tramways Generally: B.4 9) @igug) Bia: Me gemue. Sia, on be is Gee wv chs eet 578 5 6 
Harbours and Rivers— 
Newcastle Wharfage and Shipping gee RR: ee Peter. 748 2 0 
Sewerage Construction 
Newcastle Sewer age—further sum sp 5,583 6 0 
Sewerage Construction generally 479 6 2 
—- — 6,062 12 2 
Carried forward... aaa , : Ro] | seep naeesennes £ 203,113 12 7 
eS SE or nN yee ieee SG tt ee A an 2. ees 


a 


1 Jury, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 106. 3631 


GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT. 
DETAIL STATEMENT or DISBURSEMENTS, during the Year ended 30th June, 1910—continued. 


SERVICE, Amount, Total. 
ee Pas eS. Os 
Brought forward... Cire i. a Ee} Wen ctattscce wer es 203,113 12 7 
Act No. 19, 1907—continued. 
Water inibel ys 
20-inch Main, Wallsend to Buttai—further sum eh <n CEME. che Sage ants eer o19e Set 
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage— 
(To be carried out by the Board). 
Water Supply— 
General Reticulation, Improvements, Land, Building, Canal Works, 
&e, ; and for other ‘purposes —further SUEY, : ‘ 632 10 11 
Sewerage— 
Construction and Ventilation of Reticulation Sewers, dct ee ae 8905 G6. °3 


wo 1,522 17 7 
Hunter River District Water Supply and Sewerage Board— 
Water Supply— 


Extension of Reticulation iy rN x: Ay 480°10 *1 
Extension of Water Supply to Cessnock ans ae ast me Teen 2 
South Maitland Water Supply . = = rh ve BIT18 7 
Additions to Pumping Machinery, Walka ies ae fe spk Lio: 
Sewerage— 1,312 16° 2 
Extensions and Reticulations ... “pA aes ef ee ee sit tao 
) a 1,690 13 10 
Act No. 22, 1908. 
Sydney Harbour Trust—- 
Towards construction of Works generally, and for the Improvement 
of the Port—further sum ... os rr s.. ar Sth SRP Aetna ree oe 62,.722°19 I 
Railway s— 
Additions to Railway Lines and eS and for other Piao 
including Duplication of Lines... Ec Mblibh isi? whould UR. SO Socdhe preeetort 111,115 11 4 
Tramways— . 
Additions to Lines, Workshops, &e._... 5a a, ode MP edieds cascvett uy te 172,764 17 2 
Railway Construction— 
Manilla to Barraba—further sum ‘ sas fe My ope STi 12 4 
Mudgee to Dunedoo Railway — —further sum... a 48 ve 1869 PS 
Belmore Chapel Road Railway—further sum. ay: Sizctd. 32 
North Coast Railway hot Aue to South Grafton further sum 4 9,683 1 10 
Narromine to Peak Hill . e aa ZO 10g to oe 
Lockhart to Clear Hills . oak +o ee us vee oa 21,049 Lo *2 
Cowra to Canowindra —towards ake eae Cie “6c ne 713 6 10 
Kyogle to Casino—towards = Bet; oa ae me Puli. e 
-—— -——___—_ 83,284 15 11 
Tramway Construction-— 
Tramways generally ie sae is a7 sae ee seel Pestatragdonescccds 144,012 19 5 


Sewerage Construction— 
Newcastle Sewerage—further sum ea sak i aE BT: 25,000 0 0 
3 od 


Parramatta Sewerage — -further sum... 198 1 
Metropolitan Sewerage and Stormwater Channels generally —further 
BuTG oe; 3,808 16 10 
Country Towns “Sewerage and Stor mwater ‘Channels generally — 
further sum , Ue aA Ae a ae sr 7 8,210 10 4 
;~——_ 40,217 19 11 
Water Supply— 
Compensation Weirs on Nepean River—further sum ... ii Ps 1,794. 0 9 
Country Towns Water Supplies—further sum. ay ea 15,5385 4 0 
Barren Jack Storage Reservoir and Northern Murrum bid gee Irrigation 
Seheniibe- further sum 4e sap ae ie om bed 60,588 15 0 
 Rliars corte pees TOIT 19. 9 
5 Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage— 
, (To be carried out by the Board). 
F Water Supply— 
3 General Reticulation, Improvements, Land, Buildings, Canal Works, 
; &e., and for other purposes—further sum... ——..- “it ae Fost tomo 


Carried forward ... iy fe - £\ 9 49775 1305 899,243 15 8 


3632 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 106. 


{1 Juzy, 1910. 


GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT. 


DETAIL STATEMENT of DISBURSEMENTS during the Year ended 30th June, 1910—continwed. 


SERVICE. 


Brought forward ... 


Act No. 22, 1908—contonwed. 
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage—continued. 
Sewerage— 
Construction and Ventilation of Sewers generally ; 
&c., and for other purposes —further sum ... 


ee Buildings, 


Hunter River District Water Supply and Sewerage Board— 
Water Supply— 
Extension of Reticulation—further sum ; 
Improvements, Water Supply, Maitland District 


yAcr No. 16, 1909— 
- Sydney Harbour Trust— 
Towards construction of Works generally, and for the euRuA &: 
of the Port—further sum , 
Erection of Grain Jetty, Darling Harbour—further sum 
Railways— 
Rolling Stock, to meet additional traffic requirements, and equipment 
of new lines ei 
Additions to Railway Lingh Stations, and Buildings, and ‘for other 
purposes, including Duplication of Lines . 3 
Towards Deviation to cut out the Lithgow Zigzag, 
purposes—further sum : 


a for Sthon 


Tram way s— 
Additions to Lines, Workshops, and Buildings, Sete a ca of t Lines, 
and for other purposes 3, 4 
Rolling Stock to meet expansion of Traffic 


Railways and Tramways— 

Purchase of Railway and Tramway Stores and Materials, which canno 
properly be charged to appropriations of Parliament until actually 
issued for use—the amount to be carried to Special Deposits 
Account (Railway Store Advance Account) 


Railway Construction— 
Mudgee to Dunedoo Railway—further sum 
Palasare: -Chapel Road Railway—further sum ... 
North Coast Railway (Maitland to South ee. further s sum 
Narromine to Peak Hill—further sum . é 
Lockhart to Clear Hills—further sum ... 
Cowra to Canowindra—further sum ... 
Kyogle to Casino —further sum.,. 
Cooma to Bombala—towards a 
Land Resumptions for Authorised Railways—further s sum ... 


Tramway Construction— 
Tramways Generally 


Sewerage Construction— 
New castle Sewerage 
Long Bay Ocean Outfall—towards 
Water Supply— 
Country Towns Water Supplies—further sum.. 
Barren Jack Storage Reservoir and Northern Murrumbidgee Trriga- 
tion Scheme—further sum 


Amount. 
se herd: 
19,773 13. 5 
97,168 O. 8 
38 14 4 
86 2:8 
72,067 10 10 
8,501 13.8 
579,192 Ome 


364,976.12 0 


127,584 12 2 


8 
2 
| 40,559 10 7 
8 


Miscellaneous— 
New Public Abattoir at Homebush Point—further sum 
New Street, George-street to Regent-street—further sum 
Newcastle HathonrNae rth Breakwater canner sum 


Carried forward ... em! At Pa 
"i . 


15,198 0 6 
27,102 5 11 
60,093 3 6 
ri ee 
465,083 14 9 
58,022 4 6 
29,889 5 11 
78,983 15 11 
58,484 10 6 
3,109 4 10 

460 13 2 


Ce ee | 


10,518 17 
592 8 


95,699 5 

12,433 12 3 
12,042 17. 7 
4,158 8 5 


Total. 


era" dd. 
899,243 15 8 


56,932 2 8 
894 17 0 
80,569 4 6 
1,071,753 12 4 
42,300 6 5 
50,000 0 0 
759,008 13 2 
40,345 8 11 
11,111 5 10 


136,258 16 3 


28,634 18 3 


3,177,053 1 0 


1 Juny, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 106. 3633 


GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT. 
DETAIL STATEMENT of DISBURSEMENTS during the Year ended 30th June, 1910—continued. 


SERVICE, Amount. Total. 
£ 8s. d. 
Brought forward aie ahs a Hee ES ce re Mane ant oat Op. 00eme & 40 
Act No. 16, 1909—continued. 
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage— 
(To be carried out by the Board) 


Water Supply— 
General Reticulation, Improvements, Land, Buildings, Cai.al Works, 


&e., and for other purposes—further sum... Ne i erro: Toon ren 
Sewerage— 
Construction and Ventilation of Sewers generally ; Land, Buildings, 
&ec., and for other purposes—-further sum ... Bebe fe fers, Suef 48108146 


Water Supply and Sewerage— 

Purchase of Stores and Materials, which cannot properly be charged 
to appropriations of Parliament until actually issued for use—the 
amount to be carried to Special Deposits Account (Metropolitan 
Board of Water Supply and Sewerage Store Advance Account)... 10,000. 0 0) 

———— | 202,504 13 7 


Hunter River District Wat+r Supply and Sewerage Board— 
Water. Supply— 


Extension of Reticulation—further sum iy ie 8,053 19 8 | 
Improvements to Water Supply, South Maitland District eet we 1,044 6 9 
= a} 9,098 6 5 
Total same eee ae ae Se Ae, epee £) *3,388,656 1 0 
Repayment of Loans— 
Repayment of Debentwres-—4 per cent. Debentures—issued under Acts 38 
Victoria No. 2, 40 Victoria No. 12, and 41 Victoria No. 4—due Ist 
January, 1909 (in London) f. 10,800 0 0 
Repayment of Debentures—4 per Cae eben treet acied? maden Der 4] | 
Victoria No. 7 and 43 Victoria No. 11—due 1st July, 1910 (in London)| 1,279,500 0 0 
Repayment of Treasury Bills—issued under Acts No. 36 of 15905 and 
No. 19 of 1907, £750,000, due Ist ys 1909 ; and £500,000, due 
19th August, 1909 (in London) .. ed 250 000N 0) | Ov} 
Repayment of Treasury Bills—4 per ‘cent., ' ‘issued under “Treasury Bills | 
Redemption Act No. 8 of 1904—due 1st May, 1910 (in Sydney) ...; 402,900 0 0 | 
Redemption of Funded Stock—4 per cent. Funded Stock—issued under 
Act No. 60 of 1900—due th August, 1907 (in pyipey) wey BCU vO 2Os, 
Redemption of Funded Stock— 
Act No. 60 of 1900—due 10th August, 1909 (in Sydney) ... cI mnouO.I01 UO 
| *3.500,667 0 0 
Receipts returned ... Ba A ae ise a tee ie Vfl tien die oceans *45,016 3 3 
Grand Total ... af ee Alb See Apacen eae £| *6,934,339 4 3 
* See page 8629. 
The Treasury, New South Wales, T. WADDELL, 


Sydney, 1st July, 1910. Cc. G. L. Beyer, Treasurer, 
Comptroller of Accounts, 


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— —— 


No. 14. 


BALANCE SPATHEMEN'T 


SHOWING THE LEDGER BALANCES 
DISTRIBUTION INTO CASH AND SECURITIES 


ON 30 JUNE, 1910. 


3636 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 106. 


=a I == 


[1 Jury, 1910. 


No. 15. 
BALANCE 


Showing the Lepaer Batances on the various Accounts of the Government of New South 


Reference to 


Statements of Dr. 
Detail. HEAD OF ACCOUNT. ot Batanows ow 30TH JUNE, 
Le 
No. Page. 
= 
£ ts. 
1&7 "3592 & 3614 CONSOLIDATED REVENUE ACCOUNT ... 3 mt Cr, weaetacnscsetoee 989,706 18 1 
2&9 | 3605 & 3623 | SproraL Devositts AccouUNT 4 Pa Oe BEE | Prat Ar hasty 2,541,839 14 4 
Carried forward gatgax ON cbedl) aml eaes ences 


£) 3,531,546 12 5 


1 Juny, 1910.} 


STATEMENT 


Special Deposits Account— 


Commercial 


With 


Treasury Chest— 


Treasury Guarantee Fund— 


3,531,546 12 5 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZEvTE, No. 106. 3637 
Wales on the 30th June, 1910, and the distribution of the same into Cash and Securities. 
——s : - 
| | 
| DISTRIBUTION. | CasH SECURITIES. ToraL. 
£ Seeds £ 8.4: £ 8. dd. 
Consolidated Revenue Account— 
£ g. o¢. 
With Bank of New South Wales #8, wh. 178,407- 3° TI 
With Commercial Banking Company 
of Sydney (Ltd.) «.. aN a oUs elo 17 9 
£681,621 1 8 
Cash in hands of the Receiver Fok »» 907,085 16 5 
——_————| 988,706 18 1 
With Bank of New South Wales—On Fixed Deposit... ddl A seaeadiorBSEs eOSEOR 1,000 0 0 
ToraL CONSCLIDATED REVENUE ACCOUNT £} 988,706 18 1 1,000 0 0 989,706 18 1 
San ead. 
With Bank of New South Wales = wel Ski lote 2S 
Banking Company ° 
of Sydney (Ltd.)... = oat sa OG1,899"° 2&7 
———————_—§_| 2,509,088 410 | w.ciceeeeee 
New South Wales Funded Stock, 60 Vic. No. 32 ... ial Satobechaoataiaaces 14,500 0 0 
Miscellaneous 60g ec os cite PRGOGE, MMMPDOEY ime ERAN Me. Gad@uddiococrabe 0c 18,306 9 6 
ToraL SprcraL Deposits AccountT—CasH AND Sucuritims £| 2,509,033 4 10 32,806 9 6] 2,541,839 14 4 
4 Carried forward £} 3,497,740. 2 11 33,8069 6 


3638 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 106. [1 Juny, 1910. 


No. 15. BALANCE 


Showing the Lepcer Batances on the Varions Accounts of the Government of New South Wales 


Referenee 
to Statements Dr. 
of Detail. HEAD OF ACCOUNT. Ot A SiG Oe ae 
Cr. ;: 
No. Page. 
£ Se ds £ cy el 
Brought forward... es sac salle Ae LITRES are. areenener 33501,546. 12 5 
SpgcrAL ACCOUNTS :— 
( Colonial Treasurer’s Master in Equity Account... A 24,269 9 11 
Colonial Treasurer’s Master in Lunacy Account... + 28,4385 3 0 
Colonial Treasurer’s Curator of Intestate Estates 
3 & 10 |3606& 36244 Account ... ” 100,592 4 1 
Colonial Troasurer’s Prothonotary Account See 5 3,280 127 
\ Colonial Treasurer’s Registrar of Probates Account 7 44,738 5 0 
Total Special Accounts ..  ..  «.. » || so201,3815 14 7 
4&11 | 3607 & 3625 | Croser SurrLeEMENT ACCOUNT... 0.0.00 ee wee seen eva NE 543,997 12 2 
5 & 12 | 3608 & 3626) Puptic Worxs Account A Sy i ae MEE ia PN shen aaa 788,303 1 6) 
6 & 13 | 3611 & 3629) Gexerat Loan Account Ek ci > > ee SS Sa heal Wala en 309,166 15 5 
GRAND TOTALS on beni come vss|  seneee viseesteceaey meee 5,374,329 ig 


a a a eS ree ees ae El Oe ee ee Le a 


The Treasury, New South Wales, 
Sydney, 1st July, 1910, ; C. G. L. Boycs, 
Comptroller of Accounts, 


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1 Juty; 1910.]: {| NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 106, 3639 


Se ee ee 


STATEMENT—continued. 
on-the 30th June,.1910,; and the distribution of the same into Cash and Securities—continued, 


DISTRIBUTION. CasH. SECURITIES. ToraL. 


£ 8. d. aes: 4 £ s. d, 
Brought forward ... aS Sac £| 3,497,740 2 11 33,806 9 6) 3,531,546 12 5 


' SprcraL.Accounts— - 


With. Bank of New South Wales— | 


Colonial Treasurer’s Master in Equity Account... ooo aes oO9 ME On Le Wrest casecienk’s cases 
Colonial Treasurer’s: Master in ea Account... v| 28,485 3 0 | 
Colonial Tréasurer’s Curator of Intestate Estates Account} 100,592 4 1] ...........eeeee 
Colonial Treasurer’s Prothonotary Account ... one oat 9,200) 127 | laser serdetcsseence | 
Colonial Treasurer’s. Registrar of Probates Account wis PE Aaa UO creed eritanates cee 
Total Special Accounts sonia nates ee LOLA Le Laer Fela tahce tecp ss aanesk 201,315 14 7 


' CLoseR SErrLEMENT ACCOUNT— 
With Commercial Banking Company of Sydney (Ltd.) ... LUN 543.99 jee 2 iesnscencocesasanes 543,997 12 2 
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' Pustie, Works Account— 


With: Bank .of New South Wales ... waa eos as SESS Uae te Git oss cone acaar acorn 788,303 1 6 
| GenERAL. Loan Account— fag: Biod, 
With Bank.of New South Wales ... zon 200,968 15 9 
With Commercial Banking Company 
ofcivdney (bide. ka isc a. 108,197 19 8 
——————} 309,166 15 5] oe 309,166 15 5 


Total Credit Balances—Cash and Securities £] 5,340,523 6 7 33,806 9 6] 5,374,329 16 1 


Less Desit: BALANCE— 


' Lonpon: Remirrance Account— - £ s. d. 
With Bank of New South Wales- ... .. 1,872,367 3. 5 
With Commercial Banking Company 
of Sydney (Ltd.)... ope oe se 584,781 8 0 
1 —$—_—_—___] 2,457,148 11 5] ci... esssscsesceees 2,457,148 11 5 


Torta, Sypney—Net Crapir Batancas—CasH 
AND SECURITIES ... tas a ees £] 2,883,374 15 2 33,806 9 6| 2,917,181 4 8 


Add Lonpon BANK ACCOUNT AT DATE OF LATEST ADVICES, Viz. :— 


£ 4. 
On Current Account... se ... 2,207,148 11 
Remittances in Transit ... 35 as 250,000 0 


onPps 


2,457,148 11 5| ..... Reet 2,457,148 11 5 


Granp ToraAts... eee AS eee «. - £1 5,340,523 6 7 33,806 9 6) 5,374,329 16 1 


T. WADDELL, 
Treasurer. 


SYDNEY: 
Printed and Published by Wit11am ArPrLecaTs GuLiick, Government Printer and Publisher of the State of 


[Prise, 6d.] New South Wales, at Phillip-street, lst July,-1910. 


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Government Gasette 


OFUL.HE STATE OF 


NEW SOUTH WALES. 


PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. 


[REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST OFFICE, SYDNEY, FOR TRANSMISSION BY POST AS A NEWSPAPER. ] 


No. 107.] WEDNESDAY, 6 JULY. [1910. 


PROCLAMATION 


New ‘Sourn WA srs, } By His Excellency The Right Honourable Frepsric Jonn Napirr, Biron 


to wit. 
CueLMsrorD, Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 


(L.s.) 
CHELMSFORD, 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Common «ea'th cf Australia. 


Michael and Saint George, Governoz of the State of New South Wales and its 


HEREAS by the ‘‘ Parliamentary Elections Act, 1906,” it is among other things enacted that the Governor may 
proclaim any Stipendiary or Police Magistrate as a Revision Court, which shall sit on a day and at a place to be: 
proclaimed : Now, therefore, I, FREDERIC JoHN Napier, Baron CHELMSFORD, as such Governor as aforesaid, with the advice 
of the Executive Council, do hereby proclaim the undermentioned Police Magistrates to constitute Revision Courts, under the 


' said Act, to revise the Lists for the Electoral Districts set against their respective names; and the days and places set out 


hereunder against the names of the said districts to be the days and places on and at which the said Revision Courts shall be 


SCHEDULE. 

Electorate. Place of Revision, | Day and Date. Presiding Magistrate. 
*Camden ... fas a Campbelltown ... ...| Tuesday, 2 August, 1910... ..| T. B. Clegg, Esquire. 
*Tamworth Ae ...| Tamworth a: ..| Thursday, 7 July, 1910 ... ....| H. S. Hawkins, Esquire. 

* Wynyard ade i Mumma te) 9. is al uriday, 29 July, ISTO) - oo.. ..| W. J. M. Fincham, Esquire. 


* This Proclamation is in lieu of that which appeared in the Government Gazette of the 22nd June, 1910. 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this fifth day of July, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine 
hundred and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
W. H. WOOD. 
[9] GOD SAVE THF KING! 


3542 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. [6 Juny, 1910. 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sovrn Watzs, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour. 
to wit. able FREDERIC JoHN Napirr, Baroy 
CHELMsForD, Knight Commander of 


(L.s.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint: - 


Michael and Saint George, Governor of 


CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 


Governor. 
Australia. 


\ V HEREAS under the provisions of section 4 of the “ Early 
Closing (Amendment) Act, 1900,” it is provided that the 
Governor may, by Proclamation, constitute any area not now 
declared a Country Shopping District to be a Country Shopping 
District, and shall in such Proclamation define the boundaries 
thereof: Now, therefore, I, Frepreric Joun NApiER, Baron 
CHELMSFORD, the “Governor. aforesaid, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, do, by this my Proclamation, constitute the 
area within a radius of one (1) mile from the Curlewis Post 
Office to be a Country Shopping District, to be known as the 
Country Shopping District of CURLEWIS, as from the first 
day of August, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine 
hundred and ten, ana do declare the closing time for all shops 
(except those mentioned in Schedule One tothe “ Early Clos- 
ing Act, 1899”), situate within the Country Shopping District 
hereinbefore described, to be, on and after the said day,— 


On Wednesday ... gee ned see One o’clock ; 
On Saturday 50 Sc vee ... Ten o'clock ; 
and 
On Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and 
Friday Me mee see . Bix.o’clock, . 


or, in the case of Hairdressers’ Shops, half-past seven o’clock 
after the hour of noon each day. 


Given under my Hand and Seal of the State, this second 
day of July, in the year of our Lord one thousand 
nine hundred and ten, and in the first year of Bis 
Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
J. A. HOGUE. 
[129] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 
UNDER “THE PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1900.” 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sour stag a His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit. able FREDERIC JoHN Napier, Baroy 
CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 


(L.s.)* the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 


Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia, 


HEREAS. I, The Right Honourable Frrpgric 
Joun Napier, BARoN CuruMsrorp, the Governor 
aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council, 
have sanctioned the acquisition of the land described 
in the Schedule hereto as a site for and in connection 
with a certain public work and undertaking, that is 
to say, a Pubhe School at Trelawney: Now, there- 
fore, I, the said Governor, with the advice: afore- 
said, in pursuance of the provisions of Division 1 of 
Part V of ‘‘The Public Works Act, 1900,’ do declare 


by this notification, to be published in the Govern- 


ment Gazette, and in one or more newspapers 
published or circulated in the Police District where- 
in the said land is situated, that the Crown Land com- 
prised within the description and boundaries set 
forth in the Schedule hereto has been appropriated, 
and the private property within such boundaries and 
comprised in such description has been resumed, for 
the public purpose aforesaid, to the intent that upon 
the publication of this notification in the Government 
Gazette the said land described in the said Schedule 
hereto shall forthwith be vested in the said Minister 
of Public Instruction on behalf of His Majesty for 
the purposes of the ‘‘Public Instruction Act of 1880,” 
for an estate in fee-simple in possession, freed and dis- 
charged from all trusts,. obligations, estates, interests, 
contracts, charges, rates, rights-of-way or otHer ease- 
ments whatsoever; and to the further intent that the 
legal estate therein, together with all powers incident 
thereto as conferred by the said Acts, or either of 
them, shall be vested in such Minister as a Trustee, 


Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of ~ 


and I declare that the following is the Schedule of 
land hereinbefore referred to:— 


ee 


SCHEDULE. 


All that piece or parcel of land at Trelawney, near 
Ashford, containing 2 acres, situate in the parish of 
Chapman, county of Arrawatta, and State of New 
South Wales, being part of George Henry Wells’ con- 
ditional purchase No. 90,235 of 320 acres, exclusive 
of road, portion 7: Commencing at the intersection 
of the southern side of the road from Ashford to 
Emmaville with the east boundary of portion 7, bear- 
ing north 21 chains 733 links from the southernmost 
south-east corner of that portion; and bounded thence 
by lines bearing south 87 degrees 10 minutes west 5 
chains; thence south 4 chains 1 link; thence north 
8/ degrees 10 minutes east 5 chains and north 4 
chains 1 link, to the point of commencement, being 
measured portion 58,—shown on plan catalogued A, 
2,821-1,847. 2 

In witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand 
and caused the Great Seal of the State to be 
hereto affixed at the State Government House, 
Sydney, this twenty-eighth day of June, in 
the year of our Lord one thousand nine 
hundred and ten, and in the first year of 
His Majetsy’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
J. A. HOGUE. 


[13] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 
UNDER “THE PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1900.”’ 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sourn seas a4 His Excellency The Right Honour. 
to wit, able FrepERICc JoHN Napier, Baron 


CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 


‘(L.3.) ~ the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and ita 


Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia, 


HEREAS I, The Right Honourable FREpERIO 
Joun Napier, Baron CneLMsrorp, the Governor 
aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council, 
have sanctioned the acquisition of the land described 
in the Schedule hereto as a site for and in connection 
with a certain public work and undertaking, that is 
to say, a Public School at Riverstone: Now, there- 
fore, I, the said Governor, with the advice afore- 
said, in pursuance of the provisions of Division 1 of 
Part V of ‘‘The Public Works Act, 1900,’ do declare 
by this notification, to be published in the Govern- 
ment Gazette, and in one or more newspapers 
published or circulated in the Police District where- 
in the said land is situated, that the Crown Land com- 
prised within the description and boundaries ‘set 
forth in the Schedule hereto has been appropriated 
and the private property within such boundaries an 
comprised in such description has been resumed, for 
the public purpose aforesaid, to the intent that upon 
the publication of this notification in the Government 
Gazette the said land described in the said Schedule 
hereto shall forthwith be vested in the said Minister 
of Public Instruction on behalf of His Majesty, for 
the purposes of the ‘‘Public Instruction Act of 1880,” 
for an estate in fee-simple in possession, freed and dis- 
charged from all trusts, obligations, estates, interests, 
contracts, charges, rates, rights-of-way or other ease- 
ments whatsoever; and to the further intent that the 
legal estate therein, together with all powers incident 
thereto as conferred by the said Acts, or either of 
them, shall be vested in such Minister as a Trustee, 
and I declare that the following is the Schedule of 
land hereinbefore referred to :— 


ScuHEDULE. 


All that piece or parcel of land situated at River- 
stone, parish of St. Matthew, county of Cumberland, 
Municipality of Windsor, containing by admeasure- 
ment 29 perches or thereabouts: Commencing on the 
south-western side of Piccadilly-street, at a point 
bearing south 41 degrees east and distant 2 chains 
34.85 links from its intersection with the south-east- 
ern side of Market-street; and bounded thence on the 
north-west by a line bearing south 49 degrees gvest 


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6 Juny, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 


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6 chains; thence on the south-west by a line bearing 


south 41 degrees east 30°3 links; thence on the south- 
east by a line bearing north 49 degrees east 6 chains 
to Piccadilly-street before mentioned; and thence on 
the north-east by that street bearing north 41 degrees 
west 30°3 links, to the point of commencement ;—as 
surveyed and shown on plan catalogued Ms. 3,262 Sy. 
in the Department of Lands, and being the lane 20 
feet. wide intersecting section 1 of the Milton Estate, 
—as shown upon deposited plan 2,346 in the Regis- 
trar-General’s Office. 


In witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand 
and caused the Great Seal of the State to 
be hereto affixed at the State Government 
House, Sydney, this twenty-ninth day of 
June, in the year of our Lord one thousand 
nine hundred and ten, and in the first year 
of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 


J. A. HOGUE. 
[14] GOD SAVE THE KING! 
PROCLAMATION 


New Soutu WaAtEs,) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit. Late FREDERIC JOHN NAPIER, Baron 
CuELMsFrorD, Knight Commander of 


(L.S.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales ani its 
Governor, Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 


HEREAS under and by virtue of the “Theatres and 
Public Halls Act, 1908,” power is vested in the Governor 
of the State of New South Wales, by Proclamation in the 
Gazette, to apply the provisions of Part II of the said Act to 
such theatres and public halls as may be named therein, or as 
may be situate within the localitigs named or described therein, 
and the said Part should apply only to such theatres and 
public halis: Now, therefore, I, Frrperio Jonn Napier, 
Baron CHELMSFORD, the Governor of the State of New 
South Wales, in pursuance of the provisions of the said 
“Theatres and Public Halls Act, 1908,” and of any other 
power me thereunto enabling, with the advice of the Executive 
Council of the said State, do, by this my Proclamation, declare 
that the provisions of Part II of the “ Theatres and Public 
Halls Act, 1908,” shall be applied to the halls mentioned 
hereunder, viz. :— 


Old Junee—Crawley’s Hall. 
Sydney—Empire Picture Hall, Oxford-street. 
Wee Waa—Oddfellows’ Hall. 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this twenty- 
eighth day of June, in the year of our Lord one 
thousand nine hundred and ten, and in the first year 
of His Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
W. H. WOOD. 


[7846] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sourn ene By His Excellency The Right Honour. 
to.wit. able Freperic JoHN Napier, BARoN 
CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 


(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 


7 Os pursuance of the power and authority vested in 

that behalf by the ‘‘ Banks and Bank Holidays 
Act, 1898,’’ in the Governor of New South Wales, 
with the advice of the Executive Council, I, FrepErio 
Joun Napier, Baron CuetMsrorp, the Governor 
aforesaid, do, with the advice of the Executive Coun- 
cil, hereby appoint the following days and dates to be 
observed as Public Holidays in the localities mentioned 
hereunder, namely :— 


Hillston and Wentworth Districts — Thursday, 21st 

July, 1910. 

Parkes District—Thursday, 28th July, 1910. 

Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney. this 
fifth day of July, in the year of our Lord one 
thousand nine hundred and ten, and in the 
first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
W. H. WOOD. 
[91] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


| (7310) 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND UNDER 
THE “PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1900.” 


PROCLAMATION 


New Souru eniajine His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit, able FrepEric Joux Napier, Baron 
CuELMsForD, Knight Commander of 


(1.3.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor, Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 


AERA a certain public work, that is to say, the 

construction of a Line of Railway from Narromine to 
Peak Hill, in the said State, has been duly sanctioned and 
partly carried out under the “ Narromine to Peak Hill Railway 
Act, 1907,” and the Secretary for Public Works or the member 
of the Executive Council for the time being performing the 
duties of the said Secretary, was thereby authorised to undertake 
and carry out the said work, subject to the provisions of the said 
Act, and for that purpose should be, and should have the powers 
and duties of a Constructing Authority within the meaning of 
the “Public Works Act, 1900”: And whereas it is necessary 
and advisable to acquire the land described in the Schedule 
hereto for road diversion in connection with the said Work: Now, 
therefore, I, Frupznic JoHn NApripr, BARON CHELMSFORD, 
the Governor of the said State aforesaid, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, have directed that the said land shall be 
acquired for the purposes aforesaid under the provisions con- 
tained in’ Division 1 of Part V cf the “Public Works Act, 
1900,” and do by this notification, to be published in the 
Government Gazette, and in one or more newspapers published — 
or circulated in the Police District wherein the said land is 
situated, declare that the Crown Land comprised within the 
description set forth in the Schedule hereto has been appro- 
priated, and the private property within such description has 
been resumed for the public purpose aforesaid, to the intent 
that upon the publication of this notification in the Gazette, 
the said land described in the said Schedule hereto shall forth- 
with be vested in the Minister for Public Works as Construct- 
ing Authority as a corporation scle, and his successors, on 
behalf of His Majesty, for the purposes of the said “ Public 
Works Act, 1900,” for an estate in fee-simple in possession, 
freed and discharged from all trusts, obligations, estates, 
interests, contracts, charges, rates, rights-of-way, or other ease- 
ments whatsoever; and to the intent that the legal estate 
therein, together with all powers incident thereto or conferred 
by the said last-mentioned Act, shall be vested in the said 
Constructing Authority as a Trustee: And I declare that the 
following is the Schedule of the land hereinbefore referred 
tol 

SOHEDULE. 


All that piece or parcel of Jand situate in the parish of Min- 
gelo, county of Narromine, State af New South Waics, being 
part of portion 335. Commencing at a!point on the south- 
eastern boundary of portion 335 aforesaid, forming also the 
north-western boundary of a road 150 links wide, bearing 241 
degrees 29 minutes and distant 3 chairs 35,3, links from the 
south-eastern corner of the aforesaid portion 335; and bounded 
thence by part of that bonndary bearing 241 degrees 29 minutes 
1 chain 67;% links to the north-western boundary of the road 
diversion on the aforesaid Narromine to Peak Hill railway ; 
thence by that boundary 9 chains 6,5, links of the arc of a circle 
of 32 chains 25 links radius, the centre of which lies south-east 
of a chord bearing 5 degrees 17 minutes 5 seconds 9 chains 3,5 
links to the north-eastern boundary of portion 335, forming 
also the south-western boundary of a road 150 links wide; 
thence by part of that boundary bearing 151 degrees 29 minutes 
2 chains 32-), links to a north-western boundary of the Narro- 
mine to Peak Hill railway aforesaid ; thence by part of that 
boundary 6 chains 18%, links of the arc of a circle of 30 chains 
75 links radius, the centre of which lies south-east of a chord 
bearing 184 degrees 21 minutes 4 seconds 6 chains 17,5; links to 
the point of commencement,—be the said several dimensions 
all a little more or less, containing an area of 1 acre 23 perches 
or thereabouts, numbered 1004 on the plan, and said to be in 
the possession of W. Cunningham, j 


In witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand, and 
caused the Public Seal of the State to be hereto 
affixed, at Sydney, this thirtieth day of June, in the 
year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, 

_and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE, 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 


3644 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND UNDER 
THE “PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1900.” 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sourn Watxs,) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit. ne Freperic Joun Napier, Baron 


CuHetmsrorp, Knight Commander of 


(3.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CITELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 


Mi eee a certain public work, that is to say, the 

construction of a Line of Railway from Maitland to 
fouth Grafton, in the said State, has been duly sanctioned and 
partly carried out under the “ North Coast Railway Act, 
1906,” and the Secretary for Public Works, or the member 
of the Executive Council for the time being performing the 
duties of the said Secretary, was thereby authorised to under- 
take and carry out the said work subject to the provisions of 
the said Act, and for that purpose should be, and should have 
the powers and duties of a Constructing Authority within the 
meaning of the “ Public Works Act, 1900”: And whereas it 
is vecessary and advisable to acquire the lands described 
in the Schedule hereto for and in connection with the said 
‘work: Now, therefore, I, FrepEric Joun Napier, BARon 
‘CHELMSFORD, the Governor of the said State aforesaid, with 
‘the advice of the Executive Council, have directed that the 
said lands shall be acquired for the purposes aforesaid under 
‘the provisions contained in Division 1 of Part V of the “ Public 
Works Act, 1900,” and do by this notification, to be published 
in the Government Gazette, and in one or more newspapers 
published or circulated in the Police District wherein the said 
lands are situated, declare that the Crown Land comprised 
‘within the descriptions set forth in the Schedule hereto has 
been appropriated, and the private property within such 
descriptions has been resumed, for the public purpose aforesaid, 
.to the intent that upon the publication of this notification in 
the Gazette, the said lands described in the said Schedule 
hereto shall forthwith be vested in the Minister for Public 
Works as Constructing Authority as a corporation sole, and 
his successors, on behalf of His Majesty, for the purposes of 
the said “ Public Works Act, 1£00,” for an estate in fee-simple 
in possession, freed and discharged from all trusts, obligations, 


‘estates, interests, contracts, charges, rates, rights-of-way, or | 


other cisements whatsoever; and to the intent that the legal 
estate therein, together with all powers incident thereto or 
conferred by the said last-mentiored Act, shall be vested in the 
said Constructing Authority as a Trustee: And I declare that 
the following is the Schedule of the lands hereintefore 
referred to :— 

SCHEDULE. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish of 
Thalaba, county of Gloucester, and State of New South Walcs, 
being part of portion No. 8a: Commencing at a point on the 
north-western side of the Dungog to Gloucester Railway, bear- 
ing 303 degrees 7 minutes 67 seconds, and distant 75 links 
from the 655 miles 30 chains peg on the centre line of the afore- 
said railway ; and bounded thence on the south-east by part of 
the north-western boundary of the aforesaid railway, being 7 
chains 60 links of the arc of a circle of 14 chains 25 links 
radius, the centre of which lies north-west of a chord bearing 
17 degrees 51 minutes 13 seconds 7 chains 51 links; thence on 
the north-east by part of the south-western boundary of afore- 
eaid railway, being lines as follow:—253 degrees 41 minutes 
42 seconds 2 chains 773 links; 346 degrees 7 minutes 38 
seconds 3 chains 88 links; 847 degrees 20 minutes 88 seconds 
‘2 chains 40,5 links; 346 degrees 12 minutes 1 second 2 chains 
64-8 links ; thence on the north-west by a line bearing 257 
degrees 0 minutes 31 seconds 82 links; thence on the south- 
west by lines as follow :—164 degrees 43 minutes 27 seconds 2 
chains 74,5, links; 163 degrees 38 minutes 6 seconds 2 chains 
40 links; 166 degrees 5 minutes 57 seconds 8 chains 80 links ; 
thence again on the north-west by 9 chains 84,3, links of the 
are of a circle of 13 chains 50 links radius, the centre of which 
lies north-west of a chord bearing 192 degrees 14 minutes 44 
seconds 9 chains 625% links; thence again on the south-west 
-by a liwe bearing 123 degrees 7 minutes 57 seconds 76 links, to 
the point of commencement,— be the said several dimensions all 
a little more or less, containing an area of 1 acre 1 rood 12} 
perches or thereabouts, numbered 20a on plan, and said to be 
in the possession of Fredrick A. Hooke. 

Also, all that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish, 
county, and State aforesaid, being part of portion No. 3: 
Commencing at a point on the south-eastern boundary of the 
Dungog to Gloucester Railway, on the north-western side cf 
the Main Dungog: to Gloucester road 100 links wide, bearing 57 
degrees 30 minutes and distant 2 chains 91 links from 55 miles 
27 chains 53,9, links on the centre line of aforesaid Iungog to 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 107. 


[6 Jury, 1910. 


Gloucester Railway, and bounded thence on the north-west by 
part of the south-eastern boundary of aforesaid railway by 8 
chains 38,5 links of the are of a circle of 16 chains radius, the 

entre of which lies north-west of a chord bearing 17 degrees 29 
minutes 56 seconds 8 chains 245 links; thence on the south- 
west by part of the north-eastern boundary of the aforesaid 
railway, being lines as follow:—358 degrees 37 minutes 9 
seconds 8 chains 13,4, links; 346 degrees 12 minutes 52 seconds 
4 chains 15,%, links; 341 degrees 22 minutes 57 seconds 2 
chains 40,2, links; 346 degrees 7 minutes 23 seconds 2 chains 
593, links; thence on the north-west by a line bearing 77 
degrees 0 minutes 31 seconds 43,5; links; thence on the north- 
east by lines as follow:—164 degrees 41 minutes 6 seconds 2 
chains 56,3, links; 163 degrees 33 minutes 6 seconds 2 chains 
49 links; 166 degrees 13 minutes 50 seconds 4 chains 20,8 
links; thence on the south-east by 10 chains 82-3, links of the 
are of a circle of 16 chains 50 links radius, the centre of which 
lies north-west of a chord bearing 190 degrees 8 minutes 53 
seconds 10 chains 62%; links to the north-western boundary of 
the Dungog to Gloucester road aforesaid; thence again on the 
south-east by part of that road boundary bearing 237 degrees 
30 minutes 1 chain 10,5, links, to the point of commencement,— 
be the said several dimensions all a little more or less, contain- 
ing an area of 3 roods 334 perches or thereabouts, numbered 
20B on plan, and said to be in the possession of Fredrick A. 
Hooke. 


In witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand, and 
caused the Public Seal of the State to be hereto 
affixed, at Sydney, this thirtieth day of June, in the 
year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, 
a’.d in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE. 


(7351] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


“COUNTRY TOWNS WATER AND SEWERAGE 
ACTS, 1880-1905.” 


PROCLAMATION FIXING PERIOD OF LIQUIDATION 
OF AMOUNT EXPENDED ON ADDITIONAL 
WORKS OF WATER SUPPLY FOR THE TOWN OF 
CASINO, AND RATE OF INTEREST. 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sour ps aT Ta His Excellency The Right Ionour- 
to wit. able Frepertc Jouy Narier, Baron 


CHELMsrorp, Kuight Commander of 


(L.S.) the. Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor, Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 


Was by a notification published in the Government 
Gazette of the 27th day of April, 1910, No. 58, the 
Governor of the State of New South Wales, in pursuance of 
the power in that behalf given to or vested in him, did thereby 
notify that certain Additional Works of Water Supply for the 
town of Casino had been completed : And whereas I'he Honour- 
able Charles Alfred I ee, the Minister for Pub'ic Works for 
the time being in and for the said State, by notice published in 
the Government Gazette of the 11th day of May, 1910, No. 72, 
certified that the whole amount expended by the Government 
of the said State upon such works, with interest at the rate of 
f.ur pounds per centum per annum on the sums making up 
such emount, calculated from the time such sums were expended 
to the 3lst day of March, 1910 inclusive, is the sum of eight 
hundred a'd nineteen pounds seven shillings and sixpence 
(£8 9 7s. 6d.): Now, therefore, I, FrepErtc Jonn NApieR, 
Baron CHELMSFORD, as such Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council of the ssid State, in pursuance of the power 
and avthority vested in me by the “Country Towns Water and 
Sewerage Acts, 1880-1905,” do hereby fix the term of fi‘ty 
years as the period within which the amount so certified shall 
be liquidated by the payment of such annual sums as shall, after 
the last of such payments, extinguish the who'e amount of such 
cost, with interest at the rate of three and one-half pounds per 
centum per annum on the balance unpaid in each year. 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the said State, at 
Sydney, this twenty-fourth day of June, in the year of 
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, and in 
the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE. 


1292 | GOD SAVE THE KING! 


a a 


6 Jury, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 


3645 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND UNDER 
THE “PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1900.” 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sovran ei ee His Excellency The Right Honour- | 


to wit, able F'REDERIC JouN Napier, Baroy 


CHELMsrorD, Knight Commander of 


(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia, 


‘a atipeces a certain public work, that is to say, Supply 

of Water to the City of Syduey and its 8uburbs, has been 
duly carried out : And whereas certain lands have from time to 
time been appropriated and resumed for and in connection 
with the said work: And whereas it has been found necessary 
to acquire additional land as described in the Schedule kereto, 
for and in connection with the said public work, and 
for the acquisition of which public funds are lawfully avail- 
able: Now, therefore, I, Freprric Jonn Napizr, Baron 
CuELMSFORD, the Governor of the said State as aforesaid, 
with the advice of the Executive Council, in pureuance of 
the powers in this behalf given to or vested in me by the 
“Public Works Act, 1900,” do hereby direct that the land 
described in the Schedule hereto, which is, in my opinion, 
required for the said public work, shall be acquired and taken 
under division I of part V of the “ Public Works Act, 1900,” 
and I do declare, by this notification, to be published in the 
Government Gazette, and in one or more newspapers published 
or circulated in the Police District wherein the said land is 
situated, declare that the Crown Land comprised within the 
description set forth in the Schedule hereto has been appro- 
priated, and the private property within such description has 
been resumed, for the public purpose aforesaid, to the intent 
that upon the publication of this notification in the Gazette, 
the said land described in the Schedule hereto shall forthwith 
be vested in the Minister for Public Works and his successors 
on behalf of His Majesty, for the purposes of the said Act, for 
an estate in fee-simple in possession, freed and discharged from 
all trusts, obligations, estates, interests, contracts, charges, rates, 
rights-of-way, or cther easements whatsoever; and to the 
intent that the legal estate therein, together with all powers 
incident thereto or conferred by the said Act, shall be vested 
in the said Minister as a Trustee: And I declare that the 
following is the Schedule of the land hereinbefore referred 


ScHEDULE. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish of 
Cabramatta, county of Cumberland, and State of New South 
Wales, and lying on the south of the boundary fence separating 
a grant of 2,000 acres to John Wylde, known as Cecil Hills, 
from a grant of 2,000 acres to Barron Field, parish portion 
number 61, known as Hinchinbrook: Commencing at the 
south-eastern corner of a strip of land,in area 1 acre 87 
perches, resumed by the Crown, by notification in the Govern- 
ment Gazette No. 649, of 18th August, 1896, and bounded 
thence on the north by a line bearing 114 degrees 2) minutes 
36:06 links and by fenced lines bearing and distant reapectively 
99 degrees 26 minutes 25 seconds J,717°34 links, 98 degrees 48 
minutes 20 seconds 94289) links, $8 degrees 33 minutes 10 
seconds 1,045°87 links, 89 degrees 02 minutes #0 seconds 627°16 


links, 98 degrees 53 minutes 160°98 links, 101 degrees 21 


minutes 40 seconds 717:12 links, 99 degrees 05 minutes 45 
seconds 746°82 links, 98 degrees 04 minutes 30 seconds 1,036°84 
links, 94 degrees 47 minutes 40 seconds 247-90 links, 88 degrees 
01 minutes 30 seconds 513°88 links, 84 degrees 83 minutes 50 
seconds 20681 links, 81 degrees 54 minutes 25 seconds 202°96 
links to the western side of the Cowpasture-road as fenced; 
and thence on the east by that fenced line bearing 194 degrees 
13 minutes 40 seconds for 86°52 links; thence on the 
south by lines bearing and distant respectively 280 degrees 
0S minutes 10 seconds 183°48 links, 264 degrees 33 minutes 50 
seconds 204'38 links, 268 degrees 01 minutes 30 seconds 338°4.2 
links 231 degrees 09 minutes 20 geconds 50 links, 263 degrees O1 
minutes 30 seconds 30 links, 304 degrees 53 minutes 40 seconds 
50 links, 268 degrees 01 minutes 30 seconds 67°50 links, 274 
degrees 47 minutes 40 seconds 249°90 links, 278 degrees O4 
minutes 30 seconds 1,037 70 links, 279 degrees 05 minutes 45 
seconds 747°47 links, 281 degrees 21 minutes 40 seconds 623°68 
links, 257 degrees 48 minutes 20 seconds 100 links, 278 degrecs 
53 minutes 100 links, 302 degrees 30 minutes 50 seconds 100 
links, 279 degrees 02 minutes 20 seconds 596 links, 278 degrees 
33 minutes 10 seconds 1,C43°82 links, 278 degrees 48 minutes 


20 seconds 942°97 links, 279 degrees 26 minutes 25 seconds. 


1,640°48 links, 242 degrees 34 minutes 15 seconds 50 links, 279 
degrees 26 minutes 25 seconds 43°96 links, 294 degrees 29 


minutes 23498 links to a point bearing 279 degrees (06 minutes | 


12 seconds and distant 19913 links from the point of com+ 
mencement; and again on the north by that line, 86 links of 
which is the southern boundary of before-mentioned resump- 
tion, containing by admeasurement 2 acres 0 roods 17:17 
perches, more or less, and said to be in the pcssession of F, 
Firth. 


In witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand, and 
caused the Public Seal of the State to be hereto affixed, 
at Sydney, this second day of July, in the year of our 
Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, and in the 
first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE. 
(7525) GOD SAVE THE KING! 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND UNDER 
THE -“ PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1900.” 


PROCLAMATION 


Nzw Sovrn Wass, i His Excellency The Right Honour. 
to wit, able FREDERIO JOHN NAPIER, BARON 
CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 


{tu s.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

OmmLésyorp, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Auzstralia, 


Witte: a certain public work, that is to say, the con- 

structicn of the Spit to Manly Electric Tramway, in the 
said State, has been duly sanctioned and partly carried out under 
the ‘‘ The Spit to Manly Electric Tramway Act, 1908,” and the 
Secretary for Public Works or the member of the Executive 
Council for the time being performing the duties of the said 
Secretary, was thereby authorised to undertake and carry out 
the said work, subject to the provisions of the said Act, and 
for that purpose should be, and should have the powers and 
duties of a Constructing Authority within the meaning of the 
“Public Works Act, 19U0” : And whereas it is necessary and ad- 
visable to acquire the additional land described in the Schedule 
hereto for carrying out the said work: Now, therefore, I, 
FREDERIC JOHN Napier, BARON CHELMSFORD, the Governor of 
the said State aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council, 
have directed that the said land shall be acquired for the pur- 
poses aforesaid under the provisions contained in Division 1 of 
Part V of the * Public Works Act, 1900,” and do by this notifica- 
tion, to be published in the Government Gazette and in one or 
more newspapers published or circulated in the Police District 
wherein the said land is situated, declare that the Crown Land 
comprised ‘within the description set forth in the Schedule hereto 
has been appropriated, and the private property within such 
description has been resumed, for the public purpose aforesaid, 
to the intent that upon the publication of this notification 
in the Gazette, the said land described in the sad Schedule 
hereto shall forthwith be vested in the Minister for Public 
Works as Constructing Authority as a corporation sole, and his 
successors, on behalf of His Majesty, for the purposes of the 
said ‘ Public Works Act, 1900,” for an estate in fee-simple in 
possession, freed and discharged from all trusts, obligations, 
estates, interests, contracts, charges, rates, rights-of-way, or 
other easements whatsoever; and to the intent that the legal 
estate therein, together with all powers incident thereto or 
conferred by the said last-mentioned Act, shall be vested in the 
said Constructing Authority as a Trustee: And I declare that 
the following is the Schedule of the land hereinbefore referred 
ton 

SCHEDULE. 


All that piece or parcel of land siluate in the Municipality 
of Manly, parish of Manly Cove, county of Cumberland, and 
State of New South Wales, being part of an original grant of 
1 acre 2 roods 2 perches to J. 8. Gray on the 23rd December, 
1857: Commencing at a point on the southern building line of 
the Sydney-road bearing 261 degrees 39 minutes distant 34 feet 
42 inches from the north-westernmost corner of lot 9, section 
B, of a subdivision of an original grant of 19 acres to John 
Wheeler on 18th April, 1847 ; bounded thence by the south- 
western boundary of the Spit to Manly Tramway, being 42 
feet 114 inches of the are of a circle of 90 feet radius the 
centre of which lies south-west of a chord bearing 140 degrees 
32 minutes 41 seconds 42 feet 6$ inches; and bounded thence on 
the south-east by part of the north-western boundary of the 
aforesaid lot 9 bearing 190 degrees 29 minutes 7 seconds 27 feet 
52 inches; thence on the south-west 73 feet 5% inches of 
the arc of acircle of 77 feet radius the centre of which lies 
south-west of a chord bearing 323 degrees 35 minutes 12 seconds 
70 feet 8$ inches to the aforesaid southern building line of 
the Sydney-road ; thence on the north-east by yart of that 
building line bearing 81 degrees 3) minutes 29 feet 2 inches, to 


. 


3646 


the point of commencement,—be the said several dimensions all 
a little more or less, containing an area of 24 perches or there- 
abouts, numbered 19A on plan, and said to be in the possession 
of Joseph Nield. 


In witness whereof I have hereunto sei my Hand, and 
caused the Public Seal of the State to be hereto affixed, 
at Sydney, this twenty-eighth day of June, in the 
year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten 
and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE. 


[7309] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sovuru WaAtss, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour. 
to wit, able FREDERIC JOHN NAPIER, BARoNn 
CuELMsFoRD, Knight Commander of 


(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 


(X7 HEREAS applications, in accordance with the 

‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,” and Acts 
amending the same, and with the Ordinanees there- 
under, have been made by the Councils of the under- 
mentioned Shires to acquire the right to exercise 
the powers set out in the Schedule hereto, and 
such applications have, as prescribed by the said 
Acts aca Ordinances, been duly notified: And where- 
as the period of sixty days prescribed for the receipt 
of petitions asking that a poll of the ratepayers of 
the respective Areas be taken as to whether the 
powers applied for shall be conferred on the respec- 
tive Councils has expired, and no such petitions have 
been received: Now, therefore, I, FReprric JoHNn 
Napier, Baron Cuetmsrorp, the Governor, aforesaid, 
with the advice of the Executive Council, and in 
pursuance of the provisions of the said ‘‘Local Govern- 
ment Act, 1906,’? as so amended, do, by this my Pro- 
clamation, hereby order that the powers set out in 
the Schedule hereunder be conferred, and do hereby 
confer such powers on the Councils of the said Shires 
respectively. 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, 
this first day of July, in the year of our Lord 
one thousand nine hundred and ten, and in 
the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLHS A. LED. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 


SCHEDULE. 

POWER CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE BLAXLAND SHIRE 
(1910-117-247-48). 

The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 


ticular power may be acquired, and the power which 
is conferred, are set out hereunder :— 


Paragraph. 
VIIl. 


Function. 


The extirpation of noxious weeds, pests, 
vermin, and animals, not being animals 
which hava been or may hereafter be 
declared noxious under the Pastures 
Protection Act, 1902, or any Act 
amending the same. 


POWERS CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE OBERON SHIRE 
(1910-114-182-346). 

The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 


ticular power may be acquired, and the powers which 
are conferred, are set out hereunder :— 


Paragraph, Functions. 

xxx. The provision, maintenance, and manago- 
ment of schools of art, reading rooms, 
and mechanics’ institutes. 
xuxu. The establishment, maintenance, or sub- 


sidising of public bands or orchestras. 
( 7690] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 


oe ee ae. 


[62 Jury, 1910. 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sovru WALtEs,) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit, able FrREDERIC JOHN NAPIER, BARON 
CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 


(u.3.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 
Frepprrio Joun NApier, Baron CHELMSFORD, the 
5 Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive 


Council, in pursuance of the power and authority vested in me 
by the “ Local Government Act, 1905,” and the Acts amending 
same, and by the Ordinances thereunder, do, by this my 
Proc!amation, apply to the Shire of Dorrigo the Ordinance No. 
85, respecting “ Public Gates,” published in Government 
Gazette No. 57 of 14th May, 1908, together with all amend- 
ments thereof subsequent to the aforesaid date. 

[ 1910-11-151-348 ] 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, this 
first day of July, in the year of our Lord one 
thousand nine hundred and ten, and in the first 
year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A, LEE. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sourn ple His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit. able FREDERIC JoHN NAPIER, BAron 
CHELMsFoRD, Knight Commander 2 


(7701) 


(L.s.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia, 
FrepDERIC JOHN NaAPrIeR, BARON CHELMSFORD, the 
9 Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive 
Council of the said State,in pursuance of the power and 
authority veated in me by the “ Local Government Act, 1906,” 
and the Acts amending the same, and by the Ordinances 
thereunder, do, by this my Proclamation, apply to the Shire of 
Orara the Ordinance No. 85, respecting “ Public Gates,” pub- 
lished in Government Gazette No. 57 of 14th May, 1908, 
together with all amendments thereof subsequent to the 
aforesaid date. ° 
[ 1910-11-151-343] 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, this 
firat day of July, in the year of our Lord one 
thousand nine hundred and ten, and in the first year 
of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Conmaheh 
CHARLES A. LEE. 
GOD SAVE THE KIN@! 


PROCLAMATION 
New Sours Watss,\ By His Excellency The Right Honour. 


(7665 ] 


to wit. able FrEDERIC JoHN NAPIER, BARON 
CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 

(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 


| Frepreric Joun Narizz, Baron CHELMSFORD, the 
}@ Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive 
Council of the said State, in pursuance of the power and 
authority vested in me by the “ Local Government Act, 1906,” 
and the Acts amending the same, and by the Ordinances there- 
under, do, by this, my Proclamation, apply to the Shire of 
Gunning the Ordinances Nos. 10 and 18, respecting “ Voting 
by Post,” proclaimed in the Government Gazette No. 67, 
of 14th May, 1908, together with all amendments thereof 
subsequent to the aforesaid date. 

[ 1910-127-173-184} 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, this 
firat day of July, in the year of our Lord one 
thousand nine hundred and ten, and in the first 
year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 


CHARLES A. LEE. 


( 7664] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


6 *Juzy, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 


3647 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sours WALxgs, ied His Excellency The Right Honour. 
to wit, able FREDERIC JoHN Napier; Baron 
CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 


(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 


W HEREAS by the ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,” 

and Acts amending the same, it is provided 
that the Governor may, by Proclamation, charge the 
Council of any Area with the control and management 
of such reserves, parks, works, buildings, erections, 
machines, implements, wells, reservoirs, wharves, 
jetties, and other things which have been purchased, 
resumed, appropriated, commenced, constructed, 
erected, or provided for out of moneys appropriated 
by Parliament, and which are not expressly placed by 
Statute under any other management or control: 
Now, therefore, I, F'Reprric Jonn Narrer, Baron 
CHELMSrorD, the Governor aforesaid, in pursuance of 
the provisions of the said ‘‘Local Government Act, 
1906,’’ as so amended, and with the advice of the Hx- 
ecutive Council, do, by this my Proclamation, confer 
and impose upon the Council of the Shire of Port 
Stephens, the control and management of the Old 
Well at Hexham Ferry, on road Hexham to Raymond 
Terrace, within the Shire. 


[1910-1,518 Roads] 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, 

. this first day of July, in the year of our Lord 
one thousand nine hundred and ten, and in 
the first year of His Majesty’s Reign, 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE. 


[7691] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


[7688 ] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


H*® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,’’? and the 
Acts amending the same, hereby notifies than an 
application under sections 108 and 110 of the said 
“Local Government Act, 1906,’ as so amended, has 
been received from the Council of the Blue Mountains 
Shire to acquire the right to exercise in respect cf 
the Blackheath Urban Area, declared in the Govern- 
ment Gazette No. 27 of the 23rd February, 1910, the 
powers specified in the Schedule hereto. 


Any number of ratepayers not less than fifty (or, if 
there be less than 300 ratepayers on the roll, not less 
than one-sixth of the ratepayers having qualification 
in respect of land in the said Urban Area) may peti- 
tion the Governor, within sixty days after the date of 
this notification, to direct that a poll of ratepayers of 
the Area be taken on the question whether all or any 
of the powers applied for shall be conferred on the 
Council in respect of the said Urban Area. Any such 
petition should be sent under cover to the Minister 
for Public Works, and must comply with the provi- 
sions of Ordinance No. 21 under the Local Govern- 
ment Act. 


CHARLES A. LEH, 


Minister. 


ScHEDULE. 


APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCII OF THE 
BLUE MOUNTAINS SHIRE 


(1910-119-236-45). 


The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power for 
which the Council have made application as prescribed 
in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder : — 


Nature or ADDITIONAL POWER APPLIED FOR IN RESPECT 
or THE BLACKHEATH URBAN ARPA. 
Paragraph. 


xxxu The establishment, maintenance, or subsi- 
dising of public bands or orchestras. 


“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,” AS AMEN- 
DED BY THE “LOCAL GOVERNMENT 
(LOANS) ACT, 1907,” AND THE LOCAL 
GOVERNMENT (AMENDING) ACT, 1908.” 


Noricr of Proposal to alter the boundaries of the Stroud 
Shire and the Walliarobba Shire by uniting to the former 
part of the latter, and by uniting to the latter part of 
the former. 


N pursuance of the provisions of the ‘‘ Local Government 
Act, 1906,” and the Acts amending the same: Notice is 
hereby given that it is proposed to alter the boundaries of the 
Stroud Shire and the: Wallarobba Shire by uniting to the’ 
former the part of the latter described in the Schedule ‘‘A”’ 
hereto, and by uniting to the latter the part of the former 
described in Schedule ‘‘ B” hereto. 


The effect of the proposed alterations, if carried out, will 
be to take from the Stroud Shire an area of about 16 square 
miles lying generally west of the Dividing Range and between 
the western boundary of the A.A. Coy.’s grant of 464,640 
acres and the four-mile post on its southern boundary, in 
the parish of Black Camp, and add it to Wallarobba Shire ; 
also, to take from Wallarobba Shire an area of about 39 
square miles lying between the Karuah Riverand the western 
boundary of the parish of Karuah and part of the parish of 
Tarean and add it to Stroud Shire, 


Within the period of thirty days after the date of this 
notice, the Council of the Stroud Shire, or the Council of the 
Wallarobba Shire, or any ratepayer or creditor of either of 
such areas, may make written representations to the Minister 
on the subject of the above proposal ; and within the said’ 
period of thirty days one-third of the ratepayers of the 
Stroud Shire, or one-third of the ratepayers of the Wal- 
larobba Shire may, in the manner prescribed in clause 6 of 
Ordinance 17, as proclaimed in Government Gazette of 14th 
May, 1908, and amended by Proclamation in Government 
Gazette of 30th December, 1908, demand that a poll be taken 
of the ratepayers of the said Stroud Shire and of the said 
Wallarobba Shire on the question whether the power to alter 
the boundaries of the Stroud and Wallarobba Shires, by 
uniting to the former the part of the latter described in the 
Schedule ‘‘A” hereto, and by uniting to the latter the part 
of the former described in Schedule ‘“‘ B” hereto, shall be 
exercised by the Governor. 

[1910-18-296-404 |] 


CHARLES A. LEE, 

Minister. 

Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


SCHEDULE ‘‘A.” 


Part of Wallarobba Shire proposed to be united to Stroud 
Shire. 


Commencing on the western boundary of the parish of 
Tarean, county of Gloucester, at its intersection with the 
boundary separating the Land Districts of Stroud and Mait- 
land; and bounded thence by part of the western and northern 
boundaries of that parish, the western and northern boun- 
daries of the parish of Karuah northerly and easterly to the 
Karuah River ; by that river downwards to a point east of 
the south-east corner of portion 9, parish of Tarean; by a 
line partly forming the south boundary of that portion west 
to the south-west corner of portion 9; by a line south to the 
boundary separating the Land Districts of Maitland and 
Stroud aforesaid; and by that boundary generally westerly, 
to the point of commencement. 


SCHEDULE ‘‘ B.” 


Part of Stroud Shire proposed to be united to Wallarobba 
Shire. 


Commencing at the four-mile post on the south boundary 
of the Australian Agricultural Company’s grant of 464,640 
acres, being the north-west corner of the parish of Karuah, 
county of Gloucester ; ancl bounded thence by a line north 
to the range forming the western watershed of the Karuah ‘ 
River and the eastern boundary of portion 36, parish of 
Black Camp, in the private subdivision of the Australian 
Agricultural Comrany’s Estate; by that range generally 
northerly to a road to Stroud ; by that road south-westerly 
to the south-west corner of portion 21 ; by part of the western 
boundary of portion 21, the southern boundaries of portions 
20 and 17, the northern and part of the western boundary of 
portion 12, and the northern boundary of porticn 19 northerly, 
westerly, southerly, and egain westerly to the western boun- 
dary of the grant aforesaid about 3 miles from its south-west 
corner ; by part of the weste-n boundary of that grant south- 
crly to its south-west corner; and thence by part of the 
southern boundary of that grant easterly, to the point of 
commencement. [7849 ] 


3648 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 


[6 Jury, 1910. 


[7689] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, in pursuance of the 
provisions of the ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,” 
and the Acts amending the same, hereby notifies 
that application under section 110 of the said ‘‘Local 
Government Act, 1906,’’ as so amended, has been re- 
ceived from the Council of the undermentioned Muni- 
cipality to acquire the right to exercise the powers 
specified in the Schedule hereto, under the name of 
the said Municipality. ; 
Any number of ratepayers not less than fifty (or, if 
there be less than 300 ratepayers on the roll, not less 
than one-sixth of the ratepayers) may petition the 
Governor, within sixty days after the date of this 
notification, to direct that a poll of ratepayers of the 
Area be taken on the question whether all or any of 
the powers applied for shall be conferred on the 
Council. Any such petition should be sent under 
cover to the Minister for Public Works, and must 
comply with the provisions of Ordinance No. 21 under 
the Local Government Acts. 

CHARLKS A. LEH, 
Minister. 


SCHEDULE. 


APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
MUNICIPALITY OF GRENFELL 
(1910-210-65-230). 

The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the powers for 
which the Council have made application as prescribed 
in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder : — 


Nature oF ADDITIONAL Powers APPLIED FOR. 


Paragraph. 
xx. The manufacture and supply of gas. 


[5] Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


fF\HE Councils of the underementioned Shires having, 

in terms of section 112 of the ‘‘Local Government 
Act, 1906,’ subject to the approval of the Governor, 
declared the plant named in the Schedule hereto 
under the names of the said Shires to be noxious 
within their Areas, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the adjrice of the Executive Council, in pursuance of 
the provisions of the said ‘‘Local Government Act, 
1906,’ and the Acts amending the same, has approved 
of the action of the Councils ef the said Shires in 
declaring, subject to such approval, such plant to be 
noxious within their Areas. 

CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister. 


SCHEDULE. 
DORRIGO SHIRE 
(1910-12-212-121). 
Alternanthera Achryantha, commonly known as 
‘‘Khaki Weed.”’ 
ORARA SHIRE 
(1910-11-155-348). 


Alternanthera Achryantha, commonly known as 
“Khaki Weed.’’ 
[4] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


HE Council of the Shire named in the Schedule 
hereto having, in terms of the ‘‘Local Govern- 
ment Act, 1906,’’ as amended by the ‘‘Local Govern- 
ment (Amending) Act, 1908,’’ subject to the approval 
of the Governor, fixed the fees and charges set out in 
such Schedule with respect to the service named there- 
in under the name of the said Shire, His Excellency 
the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Coun- 
cil, has been pleased, in pursuance of the provisions 
of the said ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,” as so 
amended, to approve of the action of the Council of 
the said Shire in fixing such fees and charges, subject 


to such approval. 
CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister. 


SCHEDULE. 
CESSNOCK SHIRE 
(1910-35-329-78). 

For the removal (weekly or oftener, as the case may 
be, and disposal of night-soil in the towns of 
Kurri Kurri and Weston, within the Shire,—Five- 
pence (5d.) per pan for each removal, emptying, 
and cleansing. 


Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 
Sydney, 29th June, 1910. 


JIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


Hvueu Montraoveri£ Hamitron, Esquice, Barrister-at-Law, 
to act as a District Court Judge and Chairman of Quarter 
Sessions for the State of New South Wales,—from the 4th 
proximo to the 15th idem, both dates inclusive, and to authorise 
him to exercise jurisdiction in the South-Western District 
during the period mentioned, 

Cc. G. WADE. 


[7265] 


[92] Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 


Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


H*® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, has, in accordance with the 
recommendation submitted by the Industrial Court 
constituted under the ‘‘Industrial Disputes Act, 1908,” 
and with the provisions of that Act as amended by the 
‘Industrial Disputes (Amendment) Act, 1908,’’ been 
pleased to appoint Mr. Rosrert Ramsay, of Wollombi- 
road, Cessnock, Blacksmith, and Mr. Henry Price, 
of Cessnock, Winding Engine Driver, to be Members 
of the Newcastle Collieries (Newcastle and Maitland 
Workers not Miners) Board, in the place of Mr. 
Edward Hicks and Mr. William Bell, respectively, 


resigned, 
C. G. WADE. 


Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has, in accordance with the 
nomination made by the Industrial Court constituted 
under the ‘‘Industrial Disputes Act, 1908,’’ and with 
the provisions of that Act as amended by the ‘‘Indus- 
trial Disputes (Amendment) Act, 1908,’’ been pleased 
to appoint E. Mitner Srepxen, Ksquire, Barrister-at- 
Law, to the Office of Chairman of the Board to be 
known as the Trolley Draymen (Grooms, &c.) Board. 


C. G. WADE. 


Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, has, in accordance with the 
recommendation submitted by the Industrial Court 
constituted under the ‘‘Industrial Disputes Act, 1908,”’ 
and with the provisions of that Act as amended by the 
‘Industrial Disputes (Amendment) Act, 1908,’’ been 
pleased to appoint the undermentioned persons to be 
Members of a Board constituted for the industry of 
persons (not being casual labourers such as those em- 
ployed to load wool) employed by proprietors of 
trolleys, drays, and carts to load trolleys, drays, and 
carts at wharfs and railway stations; and of grooms, 
stablemen, and yardmen employed in connection with 
trolleys, drays, and carts, all in the county of Cumber- 
land and the town of Goulburn and the districts sur- 
rounding Goulburn, and to be known as the Trolley 
Draymen (Grooms, &c.) Board :— 


On behalf of the Employers. 


Mr. James MoManon, Master Carrier, of Redfern- 
street, Redfern. 


On behalf of the Employees. 
Mr. Henry Sass, of 98} Princes-street, Sydney. 
C. G. WADE. 


APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE, 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


The Reverend Wiit1am Appison SmytH ANDERSON, 
B.A., to be Presbyterian Chaplain to Darlinghurst 
Gaol, vice the Reverend William MacKenzie, re- 
signed,—to take effect from the 1st July, 1910. 

Witttsm Gtorce Burron Smirxn, Esquire, Police 
Magistrate, to be Deputy Licensing Magistrate 
of the Licensing Courts for the Licensing Dis- 
tricts of Parramatta and Ryde (the latter in lieu 
of KH. L. Maitland, Esquire, S.M.), for a period 
not exceeding one month, and to act as District 
Registrar in Bankruptcy and as Visiting Justice 
to the Gaol at Parramatta during the absence of 
“ree Love, Esquire, S.M.—-from the 5th July, 


[93] 


[94] 


6 Jury, 1910.) 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 3649 


Axent Rasmussen, Esquire, to be an Appointed Mem- 
ber of the Licensing Court for the Licensing 
District of Hillston, vice F. Johns, junior, Ks- 
quire, J.P., resigned. } 

Tomas Capen, Esquire, J.P., to be Deputy Licensing 
Magistrate of the Licensing Court for the Licen- 
sing District of Hillston for a period not exceed- 
ing three months, vice Johns, and pending the 
arrival of a suecessor to A. O. Butler, Esquire, 
P.M., transferred,—from the 5th July, 1910; 
also to act as Visiting Justice to the Gaol at 
Hillston,—from the same date. 

Joun Water Frercner, Esquire, Relieving Magis- 
trate, to be Licensing Magistrate and Official 
Member of the Licensing Court for the Licensing 
District of Wyalong, and to act as District Regis- 
trar in Bankruptcy at that place, vice Gibson, 
deceased, and pending permanent arrangements 
being made,—from the 4th July, 1910. 


Tur undermentioned members of the Police Force to 
exercise within the. Licensing Districts preceding 
their names, the authority conferred by section 19, 
subsection 1 of the ‘‘Liquor (Amendment) Act, 1905,”’ 
—from the 20th June, 1910, viz. :— 


Gulgong—Constable RatpH Goor RicHarp YounG, 
stationed at Gulgong. 

Bathurst—Constable THomaAs Kennepy, stationed at 
Perthville, vice Young, transferred. 


JOHN GARLAND. 


COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council and upon the recommendation of 
the Superintendent, Explosives Department, the 
Deputy Chief Commissioner for Railways and Tram- 
ways concurring, has approved of 


Mr. CuHaries James, District Inspector, Railways, 
stationed at Goulburn, being appointed an In- 
spector under the ‘‘Explosives Act, 1905,” and of 
the following duties being assigned to him, 
viz. :— 


¢ (1) Supervising the loading, unloading, and con- 

veyance of explosives on the New South Wales 
Government Railways. 

(2) Enforcing the observance of the Special Regu- 
lations made in that behalf. 

(3) Reporting to the Chief Commissioner breaches 
of such regulations by either the Railway 
Staff or the public. 

(4) Instituting proceedings under the instructions 
of the Chief Commissioner for breaches of 


the regulations. 
[E.M. 228] 


HIS Excellency the Governor with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Superintendent, Explosives Department, the In- 
pee eee are of Police concurring, has approved of 
the undermentioned Police Officer being appointed an 
Inspector under the ‘‘Explosives Act, 1905,” viz. :— 


Senior-constable LAwreNncre Brake LEONARD, stationed 
at Pilliga. 
[E.M, 232] 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Acting Superintendent of Navigation, the Public 
Service Board, and the Department of Public Works, 
concurring, has approved of 


Mr. E. F. Frost, Dredge Master, ‘‘Alesus,’’? Laurie- 
ton, being appointed, under section 17 of the 
“Navigation Act, 1901,’? Engineer Surveyor for 
the ports of Macleay River, Port Macquarie 
(Hastings River), and Camden Haven. 

[E.M. 230] 


Sydney Harbour Trust. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has approved of the following ap- 
pointments, viz. :— 


Cuartes Carey Lance, Esquire, Sydney Harbour 
Trust Commissioner, to be Deputy President 
during the absence of R. R. P. Hickson, Esquire, 
President, on the business of the Royal Commis- 
sion of Inquiry into the Decentralisation of Rail- 
way Traffic and the Opening of New Ports. 

Henry Deane Watsu, Esquire, M. Inst. C.E., to be 
Deputy Commissioner in the place of Charles 
Carey Lance, Esquire, while acting as Deputy 
President. 

[E.M. 233] 


T. WADDELL. 


CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS E:cellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, has been pleased to appoint,— 


Hersert Duncan Hatt, Deputy Commis:ioner, Government 
Savings Bank of New South Wales, to the Commis-ion of 
the Peace. 

Josepm CaLnAGHAN, Esquire, Lic. Fac. Phys. Surg. 
Glas., Lic. R. Coll. Phys. Edin., to be Govern- 
ment Medical Officer and Vaccinator at Windsor, 
vice Dr. John Gibson, deceased. 


W. H. WOOD. 


RESIGNATION AND APPOINTMENT. 
CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 


Executive Council, has accepted the resignation 
tendered by 


John Edmund Foley, Esquire, L.R.C.P., L.R.C.S., 
Edin., J.P., of his position as Returning Officer 
for the Electoral District of Belubula. 


Tue Governor-in-Council has also been pleased to ap- 
prove of the appointment of 


FREDERICK GARDEN, Esquire, to the vacant position. 


W. H. WOOD. 


[86] Department of Public Instruction, 
Sydney, Ist July, 1910. 


LISMORE SCHOOL OF ARTS. 
APPOINTMENT OF TRUSTEE. 


Ed is hereby notified, for general information, that 

the office of Mr. George Bennett Somerville 
(resigned), as a Trustee of the land held for the pur- 
poses of a School of Arts at Lismore, has been declared 
vacant, and that the undermentioned person has been 
elected in his place as a Trustee, at a Special General 
Meeting of the Members, held in accordance with the 
provisions of the 14th section of the ‘“Trustees of 
School of Arts Enabling Act, 1902”’: I, therefore, as 
Minister of Public Instruction, in pursuance of -the 
power given me in the same section, herby approve of 
the following person to be a Trustee of the aforesaid 
institution, namely :— 


Mr. Alexander Gilmore Robertson. 


J. A. HOGUE. 


[8] Department of Agriculture, 
Stock Branch, 
‘Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


“ PASTURES PROTECTION ACTS, 1902 AND 1°06.” 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
: Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint Mr. 
Jobn Inglis, of Acacia Creek, under section 8 of the “‘ Pastures 
Protection Act, 1902,” and Regulation 22 thereunder, to be a 
Director fcr the Pastures Protection District of Tenterfield, for 
the period of two years from May, 1910, in order to complete 
the constitution of the Board. 

[1910-4,462-372] 

JOHN PERRY. 


[98] Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


“PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1902.” 


lc is hereby notified, for public information, that 
the undermentioned gentlemen have been appointed 
Acting Inspectors under Regulation No 704 of the 
abovenamed Act, for the sole purpose of issuing per- 
mits for sheep to travel from the Pastures Protection 
Districts named, viz. :— 
CARCOAR. 
J. W. Armstrong, Woodstock, vice C. W. Grauss, 


_ resigned. 
[1910-4,527-69 Stock ] 
GUNDAGAT. 
Arthur Bede Hogan, Bethungra, vice F. A. Smith, 
resigned. 
[1910-4,472-160 Stock] 
NARRABRI. 


‘ J. P. Fleming, ‘‘Doreen,’’ Wee Waa. 
S. A. Thompson, ‘‘Pendennis,’’ Wee Waa. 
P. J. Levey, Narrabri. 
[1910-4,349-293 Stock] 
JOHN PERRY. 


3650 


[119] Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 


Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 
“THE COMMONS REGULATION ACT, 1898.” 


H” Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Fxecutive Council, has been pleased to appoint the 
undermentioned gentlemen to be Trustees of the undermen- 
tioned Common, in terms of the provisions of section 6 of the 
“ Commons Regulation Act, 1898,” to hold office until the next 
General Election of Trustees of Commons, in the month of 
January, 1913 :— 
RYLSTONE. 

Samuel Ferguson. 

John Mulholland, senior. 

George Howe. 

Robert Howe. 

Walter Sinclair. 


JOHN PERRY. 


{121} Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 


Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 
“THE COMMONS REGULATION ACT, 1898.” 


H*® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of: the 

Executive Council, has been pleased 1o appoint Mr. 
Robert Winterbottom to be a Trustees of the Box Ridge Com- 
mon, in terms of the provisions of section 10 of the “ Commons 
Regulation Act, 1898,” to hold office until the next General 
Election of ‘'rustees of Commons, in the month of January, 
1913, to complete the constitution of the Trust. 


JOHN PERRY. 


[120] Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 


Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 
ELECTION OF COMMONS TRUSTEES. 


OTICE is hereby given that a communication has been 
received informing the Government that the under- 
mentioned gentlemen have been duly elected Trustees, under 
the Commons Regulation Act, of the following Common for 
the ensuing three years :— 


JuGgIoNna— 


Wiiliam Johns. 
Charles Claytcn. 
John Donnelly. 
George Sharmon. 
James Osborne. 


JOHN PERRY. 


[118] Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 


Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 
“THE COMMONS REGULATION ACT, 1898.” 
Stoart Town Common. 


OTICE is hereby given, for public information, that 

Mr. John Edgar Crick has been duly elected Trus‘ee of 

the above Common, to hold office for the unexpired period of 
three years from January, 1910, vice Mr. G. Graham, resigned. 


JOHN PERRY. 


[97] Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 
RENEWED NOTICE. 


iS is hereby notified, for general information, that, 

in pursuance of section 6, subsections 1, 2, and 
3, of the ‘“‘Stock Diseases (Tick) Act, 1901,’’ the under- 
mentioned areas are hereby quarantined for a further 
period of six months from the 10th July, 1910, and 
all stock within those areas are also quarantined for 


the above period. 
; JOHN PERRY. . 


Twrerp Heaps QuaRANTINE AREA. 


Commencing on the boundary between this State 
and Queensland at Point Danger; and bounded thence 
by the east coast of this State southerly to the mouth 
of the Tweed River; thence by that river and Terra- 
nora Creek southerly and westerly to the Cobaki 
Broadwater; and by that broadwater northerly to the 
eastern boundary of portion 64, in the parish of Terra- 
nora, county of Rous; and by the eastern boundary of 
that portion to the State boundary aforesaid; and by 
that boundary easterly and northerly, to the point of 
commencement. 


[Papers 1910-321,253 Stock] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 


[6 Juny, 1910. 


Twrep River QUARANTINE AREA. 


County Rous: Commencing at Point Danger; and 
bounded thence by the south and west boundaries of 
the Tweed Heads Quarantine, as gazetted on the 6th 
February, 1907, to the boundary dividing the States 
of Queensland and New South Wales; thence by that 
boundary to the rapge dividing the waters of the 
Tweed and Richmond Rivers; thence by that range 
southerly and easterly to the junction with the 
watershed dividing the Brunswick and the Tweed 
Rivers; thence by that range northerly to the range 
dividing Crabbe’s Creek and Wilson’s Creek waters; 
and by that range easterly to the west side of the 
railway line from Lismore to Murwillumbah at the 
No. 4 Tunnel; thence by that railway. line south- 
easterly to the North Arm of the Brunswick River; 
and by that arm of that river to the Pacific Ocean; 
thence by that ocean northerly, to the point of com- 
mencement. 

[Papers 1910-321-253 Stock] 


[7964] Department of the Attorney-General ~ 
and of Jus‘ice, : 


Sydney, 29th Jane, 1910. 

IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, has been pleased, in pursuance of 

the provisions of subsection (3), section 4, of the ‘Small 

Debts Recovery (Amending) Act, 1905,” to appoint the 

following place at which exclusive jurisdiction shall be 

exercised by Stipendiary or Police Magistrates, as provided by 
the said subzection, viz. :— 

TwEED Heaps. 


JOHN GARLAND. 


[90] Chief Secretary’s Office, 


Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


He Excelleney the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has removed the names of the 
Enea eens gentlemen from the Commission of the 
Peace : — ° 

Robert Farrell. 

Henry Osborne MacCormack. 

William. Troup. 


W. H. WOOD. 


[7962] Chief Secretary’s Office, 


Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


IS Excellency the Governor; with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has removed the names 
of the undermentioned gentlemen from the Com- 
mission of the Peace :— , 


William Hindmarsh. 
Henry Wharton. 


W. H. WOOD. 


—__~. = 


[7637 ] Department of Public Instruction, 


Sydney, 11th June, 1910. 


NEW EVENING PUBLIC SCHOOL. 


ie is hereby notified, for general information, «in 

; accordance with the provisions of the 34th sec- 

tion of the ‘‘Public Instruction Act of 1880,’’ that it 

is proposed to establish an Evening Public School at 
Soutn Nrewntzs. 


J. A. HOGUE. 


[7719] 


Department of Public Instruction, 
Sydney, 17th June, 1910. 
NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL. 


ie is hereby notified, for general information, in ac- 
cordance with the provisions of the 84th section 
of the ‘‘Public Instruction Act of 1880,” that it is 
proposed to establish a Public School at 
Taree Mite (Licurnine Riper). 


J. A. HOGUE. 


[7842] Department of Public Instruction, 


Sydney, 21st June, 1910. 
NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL. 


1% is hereby notified, for general information, in ac- 

cordance with the provisions of the 34th section 
of the ‘Public Instruction Act of 1880,” that it is 
proposed to establish a Public School at. 


KC y1or. 
J. A. HOGUE. 


6 Jury, 1910.) 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107, 


3651 


[7869] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 25th June, 1910. 


T is hereby notified that a General Meeting of the Members 
of “The Miller’s Swamp Drainage Union,” will be held 
in the School of Arts, Mitchell’s Island, on Tuesday, the 23th 
day of July, 1910, at 1°30 pm., for the purpose of electing 
Directors (not fewer in number than three nor more than 
seven) and two Auditors, as required by section 10 of the 
“ Drainage Promotion Act, 1901.” 


CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister for Public Works. 


[7662] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 25th June, 1910. 


“PUBLIC WATERING PLACES ACT, 1900.” 
“CUNGEGONG SPRING.” 
Jindalee Shire. 
EsTABLISHMENT OF Pustio WATERING Pracn, No. 627. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, directs it to be notified that the 
reserves specified in the Schedule below are hereby declared 
and established a Public Watering Place, pursuant to the 
provisions of the abovenamed Act, and will be known as the 
Cungeg ng Spring. 
[Papers P.W.P. 10-1,555-97 ] 
CHARLES A. LEF, 
Minister for Public Works. 


THE SCHEDULE. 


County of Harden, parish of Cunjegong, containing an are 
of 3\ acres | rood. Ths Orown Lands within the boundaries 
of measured portion No. p.w.p. 627,—as shown on the plan 
catalogued Mis. 1,026 Wga., in Lands Department, Sydney. 


The above was reserved respectively from sale a3 No. 45,214, 
and lease generally as No, 45,215 for travelling stock and camp- 
ing, by Gazette notice of the 11th May, 1910, in lieu of the 
Cungegong Spring Public Watering Place established by the 
Government Gazette of the 8rd February, 1909, which is 
revoked. 


[7574] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 25th June, 1910. 
“PUBLIC WATERING PLACES AOT, 1900.” 


REVOCATION OF THE ESTABLISHMENT OF ARIAH PARK 
Tanx, P.W.P. 588. 


Narraburra Shire. 


IS Excellency. the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, directs it to be notified that the 
establishment of Arish Park Tank, p-w.P. 588, notified in the 
Government Gazette of the 30th October, 1907, is hereby 
revoked. 
[Papers P.W.P. 10-1,556-19] 
CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister for Public Works. 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 25th June, 1910. 


“PUBLIC WATERING PLACES ACT, 1900.” 
“ARIAH PARK TANK.” 
Narraburra Shire. 
ESTABLISHMENT OF PusLic WarERiIna Poacn No. 588. 


H*® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, hereby directs it to be notified that 
the Rese: ves apecified in the Schedule below are hereby declared 
and established a Public Watering Place pursuant to the pro- 
visions of the aborenamed Act, and will be known as the Ariah 
Park Tank. 
[Papers P.W.P. 10-1,556-19] > 

CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister for Public Works. 


[7575} 


Tuer SoHEDULE. 


County of Bourke, parish of Mandamah, containing an area 
of 180 acres. The Crown Lands within the boundaries of 
measured portion No. v.w.P. 588,—as shown on the plan cata- 
logued Ms. 784 Fs. in the Lands Department, Sydney. 

The above was reserved respectively from sale as No. 45,202 
and lease generally as No. 45,203 for travelling stock and 
camping, by Gazette notice cf the 4th May, 1910, in lieu of 
the Ariah Park Tank Public Watering place, established in the 
Government Gazette of the 30th October, 1907, which is 
revoked, 


[7661] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 25th June, 1910. 


“PUBLIC WATERING PLACES ACT, 1900.” 


REVOCATION OF THE ESTABLISHMENT OF CUNGEGONG 
Sprine, P.W.P. 627. 


Jindalee Shire, 


H® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
i Executive Council, directs it to be notified that the 
establishment of Cungegong Spring P.W.P. 627, notified in 
the Porerpment Gazette of the 3rd February, 1909, is hereby 
revoked. 


[Papers P.W.P. 10-1,555-97] 


CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister for Public Works. 


To The Honourable the President of the Legislative 
Council of the State of New South Wales. 


Sir, 


URSUANT to the provisions of the ‘‘Metropolitan 
Water and Sewerage Acts, 1880-1889,’ I, The 
Honourable CHAartes Atrrep Lez, the Minister for 
Public Works for the time being in and for the said 
State, do hereby report to the Legislative Council of 
the said State the completion of Ashfield Low-level 
Spiga Contract No. 365,—in accordance with the 
sal cts. 


JOHN PERRY, 
For Minister for Public Works. 


Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 3rd May, 1910. [6514] 


To The Honourable the Speaker of the Legislative 
Assembly of the State of New South Wales, 


Sir, 


Paeele® T to the provisions of the ‘‘Metropolitan 

Water and Sewerage Acts, 1880-1889,’’ I, The 
Honourable Cuartes Atrrep Ler, the Minister for 
Public Works for the time being in and for the said 
State, do hereby report to the Legislative Assembly 
of the said State the completion of Ashfield Low-level 
Sewerage, Contract No. 365,—in accordance with the 
said Acts. 


JOHN PERRY, 
For Minister for Public Works. 


Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 3rd May, 1910. [6487] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS. 
ExtTEenston—OASINO TO KYOGLE. 


Nive is hereby given that, on and after the 23rd June, 

He 1910, a further length of Railway commencing at Casino 
and terminating at Kyogle, being a distance of 17 miles 78 
chains, will be open for the conveyance of passengers, luggage, 
parcels, goods, and live-stock, at the rates or tolla specified 
under By-law No. 372, approved on 10th June, 1910. And 
further, that the existing By-laws regulating the use of the 
Government Railways are hereby extended to the said length 
of railway, terminating at Kyogle. 


JNO. HARPER, 


[7868 | Deputy Chief Commissioner. 


IYV\HE Bench of Magistrates assembled in Petty Sessions at 
4 the Court-bouse, Windsor, do hereby appoint the Friday 
after the first Thursday in every month to be the day on which 
all actions under the “ Small Debts Recovery Act, 1899,” and 
any Act amending the same, shall be heard and determined at 
the Court-house, Windsor, in the Petty Sessions District of 
Windsor.—Dated at Windsor, this 28th day of June, 1910. 


T. B. CLEGG, P.M., 
FRANK CAMPBELL, J.P., 


[99] for the Bench of Magistrates. 


3652 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. [6 Jury, 1910. 
B* virtue of the authority vested in me under the NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 
‘District Courts Act, 1901,’’ I hereby appoint 


Mr. Penrith Hornseywood Cleeve, Second Class 
Sheriff’s Officer, &c., at Coonamble, to be Bailiff of 
the District Court at that place, vice Mr. 8S. J. Parr, 
resigned,—to take effect from the 4th July, 1910. 


FREDK. W. GIBSON, 
District Court Judge, 
North-western District. 
Ist July, 1910. 


HE Bench of Magistrates have this day appointed 

Mr. Charles Alexander Leslie to act as Bailiff 

of the Small Debts Court at Queanbeyan, vice Hincks- 
man, resigned. 


A. GATES, 
Police Magistrate. 
Queanbeyan, 29th June, 1910. [6] 


OTICE is hereby given that Charles Augustus 

Lamerton has this day been appointed Bailiff 

of the Small Debts Court holden at Grafton, during 

the absence of Silvanus West Daniel, who has this day 

been granted one month’s leave of absence,—from the 
29th instant. 


M. CLEEVE, 
Clerk of Petty Sessions. 


[84] 


Court-house, Grafton, 
29th June, 1910. 


\ FE, the undersigned Jus ices of the Peace in and for the 

State of New South Wales, being in Petty Sessions 
assembled at Bingara, in the Police District of Bingara, do 
hereby, in pursuance of the powers in us vested by the Act 19 
of 1898, and of all other powers in anywise enabling us, 
appoint John Byrne, Sergeant of Pelice of Bingara, in the 
State aforesaid, to be an Inspector of Weights and Measures 
for the Police District of Bingara aforesaid, within the meaning 
of the said Act. 


Given under our Hands and Seals, at Bingara, in the State 
aforesaid, this 30th day of June, in the year of our 
Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten. 
F,. POTTS, P.M. 
[115] W. I. PERRY, J.P. 


(J 


iP 


Department of Public Health, 
New South Wales, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


is hereby notified, for public information, that the 
ucdermentioned appointments have been made, viz. :— 


“CATTLE SLAUGHTERING AND DISEASED 
ANIMALS AND MEAT ACT, 1902.” 


INSPECTORS UNDER SECTION 50. 
From the 28th June, 1910. 


Senior-constable Daniel McDonald, Rookwood ; Constable 
Robert James Kemp, Inverell. 


G. H. KING, 
Secretary. 


PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


HE Public Service Board invite applications for the 

following position. Application should be made 

on a form for the purpose, obtainable at the Office of 

the Board or from Clerks of Petty Sessions in country 

districts, and should reach the undersigned not later 
than the date specified. 


1irH Jury, 1910. 


DRAFTSMEN (temporary), Public Works Department. 
Two required in connection with National Detail 
Survey. Rate of pay, £250 per annum. Appli- 
cants must have a knowledge of and experience in 
this class of work. A full statement should be 
furnished on the application as to past experience, 
and a specimen of plotting must be exhibited if 
called for. 

By order of the Board, 
R. A. GILFILLAN, 
Secretary. 


Ae eee having been made to bring the 

lands hereunder described under the provisions 
of the Real Property Act, Certificates of Indefeasible 
Title will issue, unless Caveats be lodged in accord- 
ance with the Third Schedule to the said Act, ON OR 
BEFORE THE 24TH August, 1910 :— 


No. 14,146. APPLICANTS :—James Chester Mani- 
fold, Camperdown, and Marion May Murray, Colac, 
both in Victoria. LAND:—County Rous, parishes 
North Codrington and Tomki, and Shires Gundurimba 
and Tomki, 31 acres 3 roods 19 perches, 127 acres 3 
roods, 188 acres 1 rood 1 perch, 968 acres, and 1,526 
acres, on roads from Casino to Lismore and to Cod- 
rington, and on Richmond River,—being portions 10, 
17, 18, 19, 29, and 30, and part portions 6 to 9, 11 to 
16, and 20 to 28, 31 and 62 (of parish) granted to 
Clark Irving; exclusive of the roads 1 chain wide and 
of varying width, of closed road between portion 11 
and portions 12 and 13, and part land in Certificates 
of Title, volume 1,546, folios 72 and 73, the areas of 
which have been deducted from the total areas; ad- 
joining properties of W. Cowan, P. Bugden, W. 
Knight, and J. C. Manifold and M. M. Murray and 
Crown Land. 

No. 14,214. APPLICANTS :—James Chester Mani- 
fold, Camperdown, and Marion May Murray, Colac, 
both in Victoria. . LAND:—County Rous, parish 
North Codrington, Shire Gundurimba, 6 acres, 9 acres 
30 perches, 6 acres 2 roods, 7 acres 2 roods, 9 acres, 
and 9 acres 2 roods 20 perches, in Washington, Cam- 
illa, Paul, Bride, Lucy, and Pink streets and Horse- 
shoe-road at Codrington, being allotments 1 to 8, sec- 
tion 48; suburban allotments 1 to 4, section 64; sub- 
urban allotments 1 to 4, section 65; suburban allot- 
ments 1 to 4, section 66; and suburban allotments 1 
to 4, section 67, granted to Francis Somers Hays; 
and suburban allotments 1 to 4, section 69, granted 
to Alexander Mackellar; adjoining property of J. C. 
Manifold and M. M. Murray. 

No. 14,216. APPLICANTS :—James Chester Mani- 
fold, Camperdown, and Marion May Murray, Colac, 
both in Victoria. LLAND:—County Rous, parish 
North Codrington, Shire Gundurimba, 119 acres 30 
perches, 32 acres, 39 acres 2 roods, and 1,980 acres, 
on Richmond River, near Codrington, being portions 
1 to 5 and part 2,230 acres (portion 62 of parish) 
granted to Clark Irving; exclusive of the roads each 
1 chain wide, the areas of which have been deducted 
from the total area. ; 

No. 14,217. APPLICANTS :—James Chester Mani- 
fold, Camperdown, and Marion May Murray; Colac, 
both in Victoria. LAND:—County Rous, parish 
Tomki, Shire Tomki, and Municipality Casino, 290 
acres 13 perches, 1,293 acres 2 roods 10 perches, 735 
acres 24% perches, 104 acres 3 roods 19 perches, 161 
acres 3 roods 15 perches, 23 acres 1 rood 22 perches, 
and 387 acres 1 rood 29 perches, on road from Casino 
to Lismore and on Richmond River,—being portions 
3 and 5 and part portions 1, 2, 4, 6, 7, and 8, and 
also part 2,504 acres granted to Clark Irving; ex- 
clusive of a road 1 chain wide and all lands in Crown 
Grant, volume 84, folio 109, and Certificates of Title, 
volume 1,522, folios 171 and 172, the areas of which 
have been deducted from the total areas; adjoining 
properties of C. Cameron, P. Logan, P. Small, S. 
Carlton, C. F. Garvan, J. Bradley, J. R. Carlton, 
anes C. Manifold and M. M. Murray, and Crown 

and. 

Diagram delineating this land may be inspected at 
the Land Titles Office, Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 


H. R. COLBORNE, 
Acting Registrar-General. 
[113] 


6th July, 1910. 


NOTILE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


PPLICATIONS having been made to bring the 

lands hereunder described under the provisions 

of the Real Property Act, Certificates of-Indefeasible 

Title will issue, unless Caveats be lodged in accord- 

ance with the Third Schedule to the said Act on oR 
BEFORE THE 10TH Aveust, 1910:— 


No. 14,992. APPLICANT:—John Tobin, Mor- 
peth. LAND:—Municipality Morpeth, 183 perches, in 
Market-street,—part 1,020 acres (portion 63 of parish) 
granted to Kdward Charles Close; adjoining pro- 
perties of Mrs. J. Tobin, Mrs. Hogan, J. McCarthy, 
and ¥. A. and J. BE. R. Campbell. 

_No. 15,730. APPLICANT:—Susannah Amelia Cur- 
tin, Sydney. LAND:—Municipality Wagga Wagga, 
town South Wagga Wagga, 1 rood 171 perches, in 
Crampton and Trail streets,—part allotment 11, sec- 
tion 58, granted to Phineas Hann; adjoining pro- 
| perties of J. EK. O. Daly and Lincoln & Co. i 


6 Jury, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107, 


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No. — 16,014. APPLICANT :—William Arnott, 
Limited. LAND:—Municipality and City Newcastle, 
1 acre 2 roods 14, perches, in Melville and Corlette 
streets,—lots 71 and 82, and part lots 70, 72, 74, 80, 
81, 83, and 84, Australian Agricultural Company’s 
subdivision, and part of 2,000 acres (portion 2684 of 
parish) granted to the Australian Agricultural Com- 
pany; adjoining properties of W. Garland, Mrs. EK. 
Stamp, A. Forbes, W. Quinn, A. Mathieson, J. Mer- 
rion, and Newcastle Building and Investment Society, 


Limited. 
No. 16,087. APPLICANT:—Green Acre Park 
Limited. LAND:—Municipality Bankstown, 1 acre 


3 roods 2} perches, and 4 acres 274 perches, in Jacobs 
and Sir Joseph Banks streets,—part Islington Farm 
Estate and part 50 acres (portion 47 of parish) granted 
to Matthew Heron; adjoining properties of T. Caird 
and Green Acre Park Limited. 

No.’ 16,137. 
Bowraville. LAND:—Municipality Kempsey, 213 
perches, in Forth and Smith streets, township Central 
Kkempsey,—part lot 22, M. Smith’s subdivision, and 
part 109 acres (portion 55 of parish) granted to 
William Smith; adjoining properties of G. Wedlock 
and Mrs. Chadwick. 

No. 16,272. APPLICANT :—Alfred Edmund Jaques, 
Sydney: LAND:—City Sydney, 302 perches, near 
eastern termination of Greenknowe-avenue,—part. lots 
21-22, Elizabeth Bay Estate, and part 54 acres 
granted to Alexander Macleay; adjoining properties 
of Dr. Murray Oram, A. E. Jaques, and W. M 


Onslow. 

No. 16,380. APPLICANT :—Henry Morton Ferns, 
Leichhardt. LAND:—Municipality Leichhardt, 344 
perches, in Moore-street,—lot 12 and part lots 10, 11, 
McClelland’s resubdivision of part section 1, Leich- 
hardt. Estate, and part 30 acres granted to’ Thomas 
Biggers; adjoining properties of A. KE. Samuels, Mrs. 
KE. Olive or Oliver, R. Lewis, and C. Ashdown. 

No. 16,388. APPLICANT :—George Birrell Robert- 
son, Ashfield. LAND:—Municipality Liverpool, 1 
acre 27 perches, in Norfolk and Castlereagh streets 
and High-street, or Great Southern road, town. Liver- 
pool,—lots 12, 34, and parts 11 and 35, G. J. Thomp- 
son’s subdvision, and part 100 acres (portion 262 of 
parish) granted to Thomas Chipp; adjoining proper- 
ties of A. Moen and Mrs. A. Smith. 

No. 16,410. APPLICANTS :—The Trustees of the 
Presbyterian Church of Australia, in the State of New 
South Wales. LAND:—Municipality Wollongong, 1 
rood 144 perches, at intersection of Crown and Church 
streets, town Wollongong,—part lots 9, 10, section 4, 
C. T. Smith’s subdivision and part 300 acres granted 
to Charles Throsby Smith; adjoining property of W. 
Robson and W. J. Wiseman. 

No. 16,437. APPLICANT :—Edward Slater, Gran- 
ville, LAND: Municipality Auburn, 22 perches, at 
intersection of Urangaleen and Kihilla streets,—lots 
1, 2, section 7, William Day’s subdivision, and part 50 
acres (portion 10 of parish) granted to Sarah Lury; 
adjoining properties of W. Russell and HE. H. T. 
Russell. 

Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected 
at the Land Titles Office, Hlizabeth-street, Sydney. 


H. R. COLBORNE, 
Acting Registrar-General. 


6th July, 1910. [112] 


[111] 


Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 6th July 1910. 
ae following Regulations, made by the Judge of 
the Industrial Court, under the authority of the 
‘Industrial Disputes Act, 1908,” are, by direction, 
hereby published in accordance with the requirements 


of the said Act. 
G. C. ADDISON, 
Industrial Registrar. 


“INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES ACT, 1908.” 


Tuesday, the fifth day of July, one thousand nine 
hundred and ten. 


JT, Cuaries Gitpert Heypon, Judge of the Industrial 
Court constituted under the ‘Industrial Disputes Act, 
1908,” do hereby, in pursuance of the powers con- 
ferred upon me by the said Act, make the following 
regulations for carrying out the provisions of the 
said Act and the ‘Industrial Disputes Amendment 
Act, 1908.”’ 

1. Regulation 56 of the Regulations of the 5th day 
of May, 1909, is hereby repealed, and the following 
regulation substituted therefor. ; 

56. Every application to the Court by the Crown or 
by any trade or industrial union, or by any person 
bound or intended to be bound by an award, for 


APPLICANT :—James Henry Allan,- 


leave to appeal from the award of a Board, shall be in 
Form 15 hereto. The application shall contain the 
principal grounds of and reasons for such appeal, and 
where the application is by a trade or industrial 
union, the grounds so set out shall be the same or sub- 
stantially the same as those contained in the resolu- 
tion hereinafter mentioned. 

Every application by a union or person shall be 
verified by affidavit in Form 15. (a) or 15 (6) hereto, 
as the case may be. : 

The application by the union shall be signed by the 
secretary or the president of the union, or other officer 
duly authorised by the union, who shall be deemed to 
have been duly authorised by the union to apply for 
leave to appeal, if the authority has been given— 


(a) By resolution passed by the majority of the 
members present at a meeting of such union 
specially summoned by notice, stating the 
nature of the proposal to be submitted to the 
meeting; and 

(1) Sent by post to each member ; or 

(2) Given in the manner prescribed by the rules 
of the union. 

Or, ; 

(b) By resolution passed by a majority of the com- 
mittee of management of the union where the 
Registrar has certified that in his opinion it 
is impracticable to hold a meeting reasonably 
representative of the members of the union. 

Every resolution herein referred to must contain— 

(a) The name of the person authorised to proceed 
with the application. , ; 

(b) The grounds on which application is to be 
made to the Court. 


Withdrawal of Summons. 


2. Where any summons for a penalty for a breach of 
an award, order, or industrial agreement is withdrawn 
by consent, under the provisions of Regulation 16 of 
the regulations of the 5th day of May, 1909, the 
document containing the written consent of the parties 
filed with the Registrar shall contain also a statement 
signed by the parties setting forth the reasons of the 
withdrawal; and where the withdrawal is in pursuance 
of an arrangement between the parties, the terms of 
such arrangement shall also be fully set forth. 

Where the informant desires to withdraw a summons 
for a penalty, but has not obtained the consent of the 
defendant, he may make application to the Court to 
withdraw the same on Form | hereto, and. shall serve 
a copy of the same in the manner prescribed by the 
regulations aforesaid. 

No summons shall be deemed to be withdrawn if the 
provisions herein contained are not complied with. 


Time and Pay Sheets.—To be Written up in English. 


3. The time-sheets and pay-sheets to be kept or 
caused to be kept correctly written up in ink by an 
employer in an industry in respect of which an award 
of a Board, or of the Court of Arbitration, or of the 
Industrial Court, or an industrial agreement is in 
force, shall be written up in English letters and figures. 


InpustriAL Court Form 15a. 


Affidavit in support of Application by a Trade Union 
or Industrial Union. 


In the matter of an award of the Board made 
on the day of , 19 , and in the 
matter of an application to the Court for leave to 
appeal from the said award. 


On the day of , one thousand nine 
hundred and , A.B., o , in the State 
of New South Wales, being duly sworn, makes oath, 


and says as follows :— 


1. Iam the Secretary (or President) of [here set out 
the name of the Trade Union or Industrial Union] 
union. 

2. I say that I was duly authorised by the said union 
to make application to the Court for leave to appeal 
from the award of the Board, a copy of which 
is attached hereto, and marked with the letter ‘‘A.’’ 

3. I say that the documents hereunto annexed and 
marked ‘‘B’’ and ‘‘O,”’ respectively, are true copies 
of— 


(a) The resolution passed by a majority of the 
members present at a meeting of the said 
‘union specially summoned by notice [state 
how given, 1.e., whether sent by post to each 
member or given in the manner prescribed by 
the rules of the union] giving to me authority 
to make the said application to the Court for 
leave to appeal on the grounds set out in the 
said resolution. 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107, {6 Juty, 1910. 


(b) The notice by which the said meeting was 
summoned. 
Or, 


The resolution passed by a majority of the 
committee of management of the said union, 
giving to me authority to make the said appli- 
cation to the Court for leave to appeal on 
the grounds set out in the said resolution. 
The certificate of the Industrial Registrar, 
stating that, in his opinion, it is impracti- 
cable to hold a meeting of the said union 
reasonably representative of the members of 
the said union. 


(a) 


(Signature.) 


Sworn by the deponent on the day first above men- 
tioned, at , before me,—_ 
A Commissioner for Affidavits. 


InpuUSTRIAL Court Form 15 (b). 
Affidavit in support of Application by a-Person. 


In the matter of an award of the 
made on the 


Board 
day of 19 


and 


In the matter of an application to the Court for leave 
to appeal from the said award. 


On the day of , In the year one 
thousand nine hundred and Bos Nef BES els 

in the State of New South Wales, 
being duly sworn, makes oath, and says as follows :—- 


1. [ am an employer (or employee, as the case may 
be) engaged in the industry (or one of the industries) 
for which the Board was constituted, that 1s to say, 
the industry of , within the locality specified 
in the award, for the period for which the award is 
binding. 

2. I say that I am bound by the award of the 

Board, a copy of which is attached 
hereto and marked with the letter ‘‘A,’”’ and that my 
application to the Court for leave to apveal is an 
application for leave to appeal from the said award. 

(Signature.) 
Sworn by the deponent on the day first above men- 
mentioned, at , before me,— 


A Commissioner for Affidavits. 


[Form 1.] 
In the Industrial Court of New South Wales. 
Application No. of 19... 
A Bi. wisth eee ad. Informant. 
versus 


G.Dis saith ae ee Defendant. 


‘TAKE NOTICE that application will be made to the 
Court, at the Court-house, Queen’s-square, Sydney, 
on the day of at 
ten of the clock in the forenoon, or as soon thereafter 
‘as the Court may hear the application, ‘that the sum- 
Jnons in which A.B. is informant and C.D. is defen- 
dant be withdrawn. 


Dated the 


day of 19 
(Signature of Informant or his Attorney.) 


To the abovenamed Defendant. 
‘ C.D. 


CHAS. G. HEYDON, 
‘ Judge of the Industrial Court. 


Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


Hk following Award of the Baking (Neweastle 
Bakers) Board, constituted for the industry of 
.bakers in Newcastle and within a radius of 44 miles 
round the Newcastle Post Office, is, by direction of 
the Attorney-General, published in accordance with 
the provisions of section 29 of the ‘Industrial Dis- 


putes Act, 1908.” 
G. C. ADDISON, 
Industrial Registrar. 


BAKING (NEWCASTLE BAKERS) BOARD. 


Thursday, the thirtieth day of June, a.p. one thousand 
nine hundred and ten. 

In the matter of the Industrial Dispute between the 
Newcastle and Northern District Operative 
Bakers’ Society, Industrial Union of Employees, 
‘Claimants, and the Newcastle and Northern Dis- 


trict Master Bakers’ Association and others, 
Respondents. 


[83] 


Tue Baking (Neweastle Bakers) Board having taken 
into consideration the dispute existing between the | 


abovementioned claimants and respondents; and hav- 
ing heard Mr. H. H. Lloyd, Secretary to the claimant 
Union, on behalf of the claimants, and Mr. A. A. 
Burke, solicitor, on behalf of the respondents; and 
haying heard the witnesses called on behalf of the 
said parties; and having made inspections, and other- 
wise, as to the said Board seemed fit, carefully in- 
quired into the said dispute, the Board doth hereby 
order, award, and direct, as follows :— 


1. Hours of work.— 


(a) Ordinary.—The ordinary week’s work of six 
(6) days per week shall consist of forty-eight 
(48) hours day or night, with six (6) hours 
added for meals and dressing. Not more than 
ten (10) hours shall be worked on any one 
day or night in this week. 

(b) Double.—When a double precedes a_bread- 
carters’ or public-holiday twelve hours day or 
night shall be worked. This week shall con- 
sist of forty-six (46) hours with six (6) hours 
added for meals and dressing. 

(c) Treble-—When a treble occurs sixteen hours 
day or night shall be worked, provided there 
are two consecutive working days or nights 
off. This week shall consist of forty-two (42) 
hours with six (6) hours added for meals and 
dressing. 

Provided, however, that in the event of a treble night 
occurring on a Friday this subclause (c) shall not 
then operate. " 

2. Computation of Working Time.—Except in the 
case of failure of fermentation, the working time for 
all hands shall be caleulated from the actual time of 
starting work until the time of leaving. 

3. Follow-on Shift.._No constant hand shall do a 
double shift unless there are not any competent 
jobbers available. 

4. Cutting over or Knocking Down.—Any hand 
being required to go back to the bakehouse for this 
purpose of cutting over or knocking down dough shall 
be allowed time and a half for such work. 

5. Meal Hours.—Within five (5) hours after start- 
ing one half of the meal hour shall be given, when- 
ever practicable. 

6. Good Friday Buns.—Where. Good Friday Buns 
are made, the minimum rate for same to operative 
bakers shall be ten shillings (10s.) for eight hours, and 
time and a half overtime for all time worked in 
excess of such eight hours on that day at bun making. 

Improvers and apprentices shall receive a day’s pay 
for such work. 

These rates are in addition to the prescribed weekly 
wage. 

7. Day Work.—Any man going back to work in 
the daytime shall be allowed time and a half. 

8. Termination of Employment.—In the case of 
constant hands, one week’s notice shall be given 
cither way to terminate employment. Such week to 
commence on whatever day such notice is given. 

9. Wages of Operatives.—The minimum weekly 
wage for all operatives other than jobbers, im- 
provers, and apprentices, shall be as follows : —Fore- 
men, with two or more operatives, £3 4s.; foremen, 
alone, or with one operative, £3 2s.; daymen, £2 15s. 
6d.; board-hands, £2 13s. 


10. Jobbers.— 


(a) Short Jobbers.—Short jobbers shall be paid a 
minimum wage based upon time and a half 
on ordinary constant hand rates. 

(A short jobber means an operative baker who works 
any time up to six (6) Fours at any one time.) 

(b) Long Jobbers.—Long jobbers shall be paid a 
minimum wage of eleven shillings (11s.) for 
eight (8) hours. 

(A long jobber means an operative baker who works 
any time over six (6) hours at any one time.) 

(ec) Jobbers Taking Charge.—Jobbers taking 
charge shall be paid a minimum wage of 
thirteen shillings (13s.) for eight (8) hours. 

(d) Jobbers’ Travelling Expenses.—Legitimate 
travelling expenses shall be paid to all job- 
bers from an outside radius of 1 mile from 
the Trades’ Hall at Newcastle. to and from 
his place of employment as a jobber. 


11. Apprentices.—No youth shall be over seventeen 
(17) years of age on being apprenticed to the trade, 
and must serve an apprenticeship of not less than 
four (4) years under legal indentures. 


Within six (6) months of the expiry of his time a 
fresh apprentice may be taken on, and such fresh ap- 
prentice shall not count in the ratio of apprentices 
hereunder set out until the expiration of “he ‘said 
six (6) mouths, 


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Apprentices’ hours of work shall be the same as 
that specified for operative bakers, and the scale for 
overtime shall also be based upon that allowed to 
operatives. The ratio of apprentices to operatives 
shall be as follows :—One apprentice to three men or 
under; two apprentices from four to six men; three 
apprentices from seven to nine men; pro rata after- 
wards, 

The minimum wages of apprentices shall be :—Tirst 
year, 10s. per week ; Recon year, 16s. 6d. per week ; 
third year, 21s. €d. per week; fourth year, 27s. €d. 
per week. 

The foregoing provisions are not to affect the wages, 
conditions, or proportions of any apprentice duly 
bound at the date hereof. 

12. Improvers.—One improver shall be allowed to 
each bakehouse. Such improver shall be counted in 


“the ratio of apprentices, and shall not be in addition 


to such ratio of apprentices. 

The minimum wages of improvers and scale for 
overtime shall be the same as that for apprentices. 

13. Operatives taking charge.—A constant hand 
taking charge for any part of a day or night shall be 
paid at the rates prescribed for forehands. 

14. Overtime.—Overtime shall be paid for at the 
rate of time and a half. 

15. Board and Lodging.—No operative baker shall 
without the permission of the Chairman of the Board 
or the Board, if the Chairman so desires, board or 
lodge with an employer, but this clause shall not apply 
in the case of parent and son. 

16. Bakers’ Picnic Day.—The second back _Wednes- 
day in March shall be observed as the Operative 
Bakers’ Picnic Day. The term ‘‘Second Back’’ Wed- 
nesday, means the second Wednesday in the month of 
March, falling in a week in which’ the customary 
miners’ pay is made. 

17. Holidays.—The following holidays shall be ob- 
served during the year :— + 

(1.) The night of the Operative Bakers’ Picnic. 

(2.) Christmas Night. 

(3.) New Year’s Eve Night, but only when such 
night falls on any time in the week other 
than a Friday or a Sunday. - 


Provided that on any of the above holidays it shall 
be permissible, in cases of emergency, for operatives 
by mutual agreement to work, and the time so worked 
shall be paid for at overtime rates. 

18. Local Eight-hour Day.—On the day preceding 
the local Hight-hour Day, all hands shall be granted 
the right to commence work four (4) hours earlier 
than the customary starting time, and on Eight-hour 
night shall be granted the right to commence work 
two (2) hours later than the customary starting time. 

19. Slow Workers.—Should any operative baker 
through age, infirmity, or through being a_ slow 
worker, be unable to earn the prescribed minimum 
wage, he may be employed at the rate and in the 
manner hereinafter prescribed. 

The minimum wage for such worker shall be not 
less than thirty-five (385).shillings per week. , 

The employer shall, within seven (7) days after 
agreeing with such worker, notify such fact to, and 
obtain the permission of, Charles Hibble of Newcastle, 
to continue such employment. 

20. Preference to Unionists.—As between members 
of any Operative Bakers’ Trade Union and other per- 
sons offering labour at the same time, such members 
shall be employed in preference to such other persons. 

Provided, however, it shall be a condition precedent 
to such preference that the Union rules shall permit 
of any competent operative baker, of good character, 
on payment of an entrance fee of a sum not exceed- 
ing ten (10) shillings, without ballot or any other 
form of election, becoming a member of such Union. 

21 Time-sheets and Pay-sheets.—At some convenient 
place on the premises time-sheets and pay-sheets shall 
be kept in accordance with the Industrial Disputes 
Act and. Regulations thereunder. 

Such time-sheets and pay-sheets are to be provided 
and kept by the employer, and must be correctly 
written up in ink,-after which they are to be signed 
by the employees. 

22. Settlement of Disputes.—Should any dispute 
or disagreement arise in respect of the true interpre- 
tation, meaning. or intention of this Award or any 
clause or part thereof, an attempt shall be made to 


-settle the matter amicably by first referring it to the 


employer or his representative and the employee or 
his representative, and in the event of their disagree- 


. ing, or either party refusing or neglecting to appoint 


» ronresentative, such dispute or disagreement shall 
then be referred to the Chairman or the Board, if.the 
Chairman so desires, for a decision, with the right 
of appeal to the Industrial Court, with the leave of 
such Court. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107, 3655 


This clause, however, shall not be taken to inter- 
fere with any right to proceed in the first instance for 
a penalty for breach of the Award. 

23. Area of Award.—This Award shall be binding 
upon all persons engaged in the industry of bakers 
in Newcastle and within a radius of forty-four (44) 
miles round the Newcastle Post Office. 

24. Duration of Award.—This Award shall be ob- 
served and enforceable from the Saturday ‘next fol- 
lowing the date of its publication in the Government 
Gazette, and shall continue in operation for a period 
of three (3) years from the date of such publication. 


CHARLES HIBBLE, 
Chairman of the Board. 
Chambers, King-street, Newcastle. 


“HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGH ACT OF 1892.”’ 

Hixection of Member to represent the Municipalities 
of Plattsburg, New Lambton, Wallsend, Adams- 
town, Carrington, Wickham, Hamilton, Lambton, 
Merewether, and Waratah, on the Hunter Dis- 
trict Water Supply and Sewerage Board. 


HIS is to certify that the following is the correct 
state of the Poll taken, in accordance with the 
previsions of the abovementioned Act, for the election 
of Member to represent the Municipalities of Platts- 
burg, New Lambton, Wallsend, Adamstown, Carring- 
ton, Wickham, Hamilton, Lambton, Merewether, and 
Waratah, on the Hunter District Water Supply and 
Sewerage Board, at the Council Chambers, Hamilton, 
and the Council Chambers, Wallsend, on the 30th day 
of June, 1910:— 


Names. — _ No. of Votes. 
Cram, John Milton Lovell o eee |) 
Steel, Oswald Gleghorn ... *. nnn “46 
Snformal Sa ms 0 


HENRY BRIEN, 
Returning Officer. 
A. COOK, 


Deputy Returning Officer. 


EK. E. MARSHALL, Poll 
GEORGE STONE, § Clerks. 


I hereby declare that Oswald Gleghorn Steel, Esquire, 
has been duly elected a Member of the Hunter Dis- 
trict Water Supply and Sewerage Board.—Dated at 
Hamilton, this 80th day of June, 1910. 


HENRY BRIEN, 
[87] Returning Officer. 


=> 


“HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE ACT OF 1892.” 

Kiection of Member to represent the Municipalities 
of East Maitland, West Maitland, and Morpeth 
on the Hunter District Water Supply and Sewer- 
age Board. 

rE HIS is to certify that the only nomination received 
by me for the election of a Member to represent 

the above Municipalities on the Hunter District 

Water Supply and Sewerage Board was that of Mr. 

Joseph William Birkenhead, of West Maitland, and 

I certify that the said Joseph William Birkenhead 

was duly elected as such Member of the said Board. 


WALTER CRACKNELL, 
[88] Returning Officer. 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
341 Pitt-street, 
. Sydney, 18th June, 1910. 
NOTICE TO LAY SERVICH PIPES. 


NOTICE TO THE OWNERS OF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 

Auburn: Byrnes-street, from existing main to North- 
parade; North-parade, from Byrnes-street to 
Hampstead-road ; Hampstead-road, from North- 
parade to Belimba-street. 

City: Crown-street, from Liverpool-street to William- 
street. 

Drummoyne: Tyons-road, from St. George’s-crescent 
to submarine main. 

Hornsby Shire: Galston-road, from existing main to 
Ethel-street. 

Kuring-gai Shire: Roland’s-avenue, from existing 
main southerly 320 yards. 

Mosman: Raglan-street, from existing main south- 
westerly 50 yards; Melaleuca-street, from Almara- 
street north-westerly 148 yards; Fairfax-road, 
from existing main westerly 79 yards; and Lower 
Spit road, from Upper Spit road to existing main. 

North Sydney: Iredale-avenue, from Murdoch-street 
easterly and northerly 289 yards, 


3656 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 


[6 Juny, 1910. 


Randwick: Arden-street, from existing main south- 
erly J37 yards; Boundary-street, from Carrington- 
road westerly 154 yards; Church-street, from 
existing main to King-street; King-street, from 
Church-street easterly 82 yards; and Dangar- 
street, from existing main southerly 91 yards. 


Rookwood: Church-street, from existing main to 
Martin-street. 


Ryde: Constitution-road, from Adelaide-street to 
Federal-road ; and Falconer-street, from Parkes- 
street north-easterly 459 yards. 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 60 
yards from the main pipe]. 


Epae main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated as above, are hereby required on or before 
the 3rd day of August next, to cause a proper pipe 
and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water from 
the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


D. C. ROBERTSON, 


Inspector of the Board of Water Supply 
[7714] and Sewerage. 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
341, Pitt-street, 
Sydney, 2nd June, 1910. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notice TO THE OWNERS or TENEMENTS AND 
PREMISES IN— 


Auburn: St. Hellier’s road, from existing main to 
Hall-street ; Hall-street, from St. Hellier’s road 
to Percy-street; Percy-street, from Hall-street 
south-westerly 241 yards. 

City: Livepool-street, from existing main to exist- 
ing main. 


Kuring-gai Shire: Nelson-road, from Tryon-road north- 
westerly 365 yards; Trafalgar-avenue, from Clan- 
ville-street to Middle Harbour road ; Chelmsford- 
avenue, from Trafalgar-avenue to Waimea-road ; 
Waimea-road, from Chelmsford-avenue southerly 
422 yards; Kelburn-road, from Clanville-street 
to Waimea-road; Ortona-road, from Grosvenor- 
road south-easterly 99 yards; Bent-street, from 
existing main south-westerly 55 vards. 


Liverpool: Elizabeth-street, from Railway-street 
easterly 322 yards; Atkinson-street, from existing 
main south-easterly 134 yards. 

North Sydney: Murdock-street, from existing main 
to Hodgson-street; Hodgson-street, from Mur- 
dock-street to existing main. - 


Randwick: Barker-street, from Perouse-road to Kara- 
street; Kara-street, from Barker-strect to 
Howard-street; Barker-street, from Kara-street 
to Dine-street ; Dine-street, from Barker-street to 
existing main; Beach-street, from existing main 
to Carr-street ; Carr-street, from Beach-street to 
existing main; Oberon-street, from Wolseley- 
street westerly 79 yards; Dudley-street, from 
Mount-street to Byron-street; Fish-street, from 
existing main to Major-street ; Major-street, from 
Fish-street to Moore-street; Moore-street, from 
Major-street westerly 104 yards. 


Smithfield and Fairfield: Cardwell-street, from Liver- 
pool-street westerly 329 yards. 


Vaucluse: Towns’-road, from Black-street to New 
South Head road. 


Warringah Shire: Pavilion-street, from existing main 
south-easterly 39 yards ; Crown-road, from Bridge- 
road to Pavilion-street. 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than sixty 
yards from the main pipe. ] 


pee main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated as above are hereby required, on or before 
the twentieth day of July next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


D, C. ROBERTSON, 


Inspector to the Board of 
Water Supply and Sewerage. 
[7420] 


_— 


NORTHERN DISTRICT. 


1G pursuance of the provisions of the ‘District 

Courts Act, 1901,’’ I hereby appoint the following 
day for holding a District Court at the place herein- 
after mentioned, viz. :— 


At eRe on Tuesday, the 23rd August, 
E. SCHOLES, 


udge. 
The 17th day of June, 1910. [7858] 


4 Bee Police Magistrate and Justices of the Peace 
in Petty Sessions assembled at the Court-house 


at Penrith, this 13th day of June, 1910, do hereby - 


appoint the second Monday in each month to be the 
days on which all actions under the ‘‘Small Debts 
Recovery Act, 1899,” and any act amending the same, 
shall be heard and determined at the Court-house at 
Penrith aforesaid, in the Petty Sessions District of 


Penrith. 
T. B. CLEGG, 


Court-house, Penrith, Police Magistrate. 
13th June, 1910. [7702] 


4 Boe Bench of Stipendiary Magistrates in Petty 
Sessions assembled at the Court-house at Manly, 
this third day of June, 1910, do hereby appoint Fri- 
day in each and every week to be the days on which 
all actions under the ‘‘Small Debts Recovery Act, 
1899,’? and any Act amending the same, shall be 
heard and determined at the Court-house at Manly 
aforesaid, in the Petty Sessions District of Manly. 


By the Court, 
GEORGE H. SMITHERS, 


Stipendiary Magistrate. 
[7424] 


HE Police Magistrate and the Bench of Magis- 
trates, assembled in Petty Sessions at the Court- 
house, Alstonville, do hereby appoint the Thursday 
before the first Friday in every month for the holding 
of a Court of Petty Sessions.—Dated at Alstonville, 
this 2nd day of June, 1910. 


MORETON H. FITZHARDINGE, 
[7430] Chairman. 


New South Wales Government Railways, 
Office of the Chief Commissioner, 
Sydney, 4th July, 1910. 


ENDERS will be received at this Office not later 
than 12 o’clock noon on the dates specified for 
the undermentioned Works, Supplies, &c.:— . 


Monpay, llta Jury, 1910. 


The Supply of High-tension Cable. _ Particulars, 
Electrical Engineer’s Office, 61 Hunter-street, 
Sydney. 

The Supply of Tallow at Junee. Particulars, Steam- 
shed Inspector’s Office, Junee. 


Monpay, 18rn Jury, 1910. 


The Supply and Erection of :— 
Three 5-ton Overhead Electric Cranes. 
One 1}-ton Electric Travelling Crab. 
One 1-ton Electric Travelling Crab. 


Monpay, 29rH Aveust, 1910. 


The Supply and Erection at Ultimo Power-house of 
Two Centrifugal Feed Pumps, each 400 gallons 
per minute. Particulars, Electrical Engineer’s 
Office, 61 Hunter-street, Sydney. 


Tenders to be endorsed ‘‘Tender for Supply of 
High-tension Cable,’”’ or as the case may be. 


The Chief Commissioner does not bind himself to 
accept the lowest or any Tender. 


By order, 
J. S. SPURWAY, 
Secretary. 


6 Jury, 1910.] 


METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WATER 
'AND SEWERAGE. 
ENDERS for the works specified below will be 
received up to 2 p.m. on the date mentioned, 
addressed to the President :— 
llrH Jury, 1910. 


Contract No. 756.—The Supply and Delivery of Auto- 
ae Throttle Valves. Deposit, £10; security, 


SUPPLY 


18tH Juty, 1910. 

Contract No. 767.—Supply and. Hrection -at Drum- 
moyne Tank Reserve of Steel Joists, &¢., for Sup- 
ports to Elevated Tank. Deposit, £3); security, 
£150. (Fresh Tenders.) 


WILLIAM HOLMES, 
841 Pitt-street, Sydney, Secretary. 


25th June, 1910. 


[82] Stores Supply Committee, 


15 Young-street, Sydney, 
Ist July, 1910. 
PROVISION SUPPLIES FOR HOSPITAL FOR 
CONSUMPTIVES, WATERFALL. 


Ist Juty 1910, to 30th Junz, 1911. 


Tenders accepted. 


Section IV.—Vegetables—Wm, Gill, at 73 per cent. 
advance. 


Section VI.—Milk—W. H. Hutton, at Schedule rates. 
Unsuccessful Tenderers will please accept this as an 
intimation that their Tenders have been declined. 


A. BERCKELMAN, 
Executive Member. 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 28th June, 1910. 


[7959 | 
T ENDERS have been accepted for the following 
Public Works for the week ending 25th instant :— 


QGovERNMENT ARCHITECT’S WorKSs— 


Erection of a Telephone Exchange (including 
pulling down, altering, and making good 
parts of existing premises) at Post Office, 

_ Liverpool—M., Christiansen & Co. Liverpool. 

Improvements, repairs, and renovations at Public 
School, Darlinghurst—Steel Bros., Bondi. 


Erection and completion of Fencing at Yarrango- 
billy Caves—John Brennan, Surry Hills. 
Erection of a Court-house and Police Buildings 

at Frogmore—O. J. Stuart, Burrowa. 
Erection of a new Police Station at The Rock— 
John Crimson, Redfern. 


rection of a new School Building at Wongarbon 
Devitt Bros., The Oaks. 


Providing and erecting new Vegetable Steamer 
and Repairing existing Steamer in Kitchen 
at Hawkesbury Agricultural College, Rich- 
mond—The Empire Engineering Co., Sydney. 

Conversion of Closets at Public School premises, 
Graystanes—EK. Hewson, Auburn. 

Repairs, painting, fencing, &c., at Public School 
and Teacher’s Residence, Wiseman’s Ferry— 
E. Mellish, Windsor. 

Krection of Weathersheds and repairs, improve- 
ments, &c., at Public School, Bulli—B. Cul- 
lingham, Thirroul. 

Additions and alterations to Probate and Intes- 
tate Kstates Offices, &c., Chancery-square, 
Sydney—J. Fenton, Randwick. 


Improvements, Public School, Randwick—G. Kid- 
ney, Woollahra. 


Additions and alterations to Public School, Ada- 
minaby—A. Mawson, Cooma. 

Erection of a Classroom and Manual Training 
Room at Public School, La Perouse—A, 
Stephens, Bowral. 

Krection of a new Fire Station at Enfield—<. 
Searle, Strathfield. 

Additions and improvements to Public School, 
Coonabarabran—J. L. Smith, Coonabarabran.’ 


No. 107, 6 Jury, 1910.— 2. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 


3657 


Erection of Public School Buildings and Teacher’s 
Residence at Cunningar—G. I, Armstrong, 
Gundagal, 

Internal lining, painting, and minor repairs to 
Provisional School premises at Bangor—K. 
Hewson, Auburn. 


Addition to Southern Entrance Lodge at Sydney 
University—Baldwin Bros., Sydney. 


Repairs, painting, &c., at Public School and 
Teacher’s Residence, Mortlake—W. T. Dwyer, 
Summer Hill. 


Erection of Two Pavilions for Females and a 
Residence for Medical Superintendent at 
Hospital for Insane, Morrisset—B. G. Pearce, 
Hamilton. 


Erection of a Physical Science School Building 
at Inverell—H. Pollock, Epping. 


Roaps AND Bripces BRANCH— 
Doon Doon Creek road, Ballina District (Contract 
27/09-10)—M. Tagget, Murwillumbah, 
Doon Doon Creek road (Contract 26/09-10), Bal- 
lina. District—M. Tagget, Murwillumbah. 
Construction of a Timber Beam Bridge over Mur- 
ray River at Bringenbrong with Approaches 
on road, Road Bringenbrong to Corryong— 
James Younger, Prahran (Victoria). 
Raitway ANd TRAMWAY ConstRUCTION BrancH— 
Lighterage of Permanent Way material for Rail- 
way Construction between Ships moored or 
berthed in Port Jackson and the Government 
or other wharves (as may be directed) within 
the limits of Port Jackson—Stafford Bros., 
Sydney. 
Unsuccessful Tenderers for the above are requested 
to accept this intimation. - 


W. J. HANNA, 
Under Secretary. 


[100] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 4th July, 1910. 


4 have been accepted for the following Public 
Works for the week ending 2nd instant :— 


GOVERNMENT ARCHITECT’S BRANCH — 


Erection of Public School Buildings at Uralla—De Ba: ker- 
ville, Carden, & Sons, Naremburn. 


Additions and alterations at Medical School, Sydney Uni- 
versity—Baldwin Bros., Sydney. 


Erection of Class-room and repairs, &c., {0 Public School 
and Residence at Wyong—D. McDonald, Summer 
Hill. 


Alterations, repairs, &c , to Police Build’ngs at Armidale— 
J. Axtell, Glen Innes, 


Reconstructing the Drying-room at Asylum for Infirm, 
Rookwood—Jones Bros., (amperdoan. 


Erection of a Wooden School Buiding and Closets at 
Publie School, Swansea—Jas. Myers, Hamilton. 


General repairs, painting, &c, to Teacher's Residerce at 
Public School, Darlinghu-st—J. McDonald, Leic‘ - 
hardt. 


Additions, general repairs, &c , to Cuurt-house and Care- 
taker’s Quarters, QGrafton—Iiving and Spendlove, 
Grafton. 


Improvements, general repairs, painting, fencing, &c., at 


Public School and Teachers’ Residence, Banks'own— 
T. Grimsley, Leichhardt. 


Alterations, repairs, and painting, &c ,to Public School 
Building for Infants, at Drummoyne—Steel, Bros., 
Bondi. 

Erection of a Teacher's Residence at Public School, 
Binda—Devitt Bros., The Oaks. 

Repairs to Public School and Residence at Minmi—G. H. 
Fos:er, Dulwich Hill. 

Supply and erection of Additional Gear and effecting 
repairs to Existing Lifts at G.P.O., Sydney—Sydney 
Hydraulic & General Engineering Co, Ltd., Sydney. 

Additions and repairs to Public School Premises and 
Residence at Elsmore—Harry Truman. 

General repairs, painting and revovatiins to Post Office 
Berry—Alex. Johnston, Berry. 

Unsucces:ful Tenderers for the above are requested to accept 
this intim ition, 
W. J. HANNA, 
Under Secretary. 


3658 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 107. (6 Juty, 1910. 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 
TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS. 


ENDERS will be received at this Office, for the Public Works specified in the Schedule hereunder, up to TWO O’CLOOK 
-P.M., of the various dates set forth in the second column. 
All envelopes containing Tenders must be addressed to the President of the Tender Board, and have legibly endorsed upon 
them the name of the-work in respect of which the Tender is submitted. 
It is to be understood that the Government does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any Tender; and no Tender will 
be accepted until the same has been reported upon by the proper officer, 


CHARLES A. LEE. 


Dates = F - ¥ ae 
oH ‘ : Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions, 
Description of Work or Supplies to be wo we General Conable, and fora of Tender Remarks, 
Tendered for. aaa e “may be seen. 


Government Architect’s Branch. 


Alterations, Renovations, &c., Post and Tele- | 11 July, 1910 | Contractors’ Reom, Public Works Depart- | 
graph Office, Redfern. ment, Sydney. 


Internal Painting and Renovations, Post and cel July, 1910 


Contractors’ Room, Publie Works Depart- 
Telegraph Office, Parramatta, 


ment, Sydney ; and Court-house, Parra- 
!  matta. 


Erection of New Fencing, Public Schcoi, Fresh Tenders. 


Mosman, 


11 July, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney ; and Public School, Mos- 


man. 


Repairs to Roof, Painting, &c., Lands Office, 
Moree. 


11 July, 1910 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; Court-house, Moree; 
and District Works Office, Tamworth. 


Erection of Police Station, Broken Hill North | 11 July, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; Police Station, Broken 
Hill North ; and District Works Office, 
Broken Hill. 


Erection of Children’s Court and Shelter, 
corner Albion and Commonweaith streets, 
Surry Hills. 


11 July, 1910 Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; Police Station, Wombat; 
and District Works Office, Cootamun- 
dra. 


Erection of Police Station, Wombat .., ... | 11 July, 1910 


Contractorn’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydavsy; and Court-house, 
Nowra. 


Supplying Materials for Boatmen’s Cottages, | 11 July, 1910 


Pilot Station, Crookhaven Heads. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- ; Fresh Tenders, 


ment, Sydney. 


Erection of New Buildings for Telephone | 11 July, 1910 
Exchange, Post and ‘Telegraph Office, 


Balmain. 


ment, Sydney; and Public School, 


Tarpaving, Public School, North Ryde . | 11 July, 1910 
| North Ryde. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 


Contractors’ Boom, Public Works Depart- 


11 July, 1910 
ment, Sydney; and Police Station, 


Repair and Painting, Police Station, Ashfield 


Ashfield. 
Erection cf New Buildings, Public School, | 11 July, 1910 Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- ; Fresh Tenders. 
Barnsley, near Newcastle. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Newcastle ; and Public 8chool, Barns- 
ley: 


Erection of Union Buildings, University of | 18 July, 1°10 | Vontractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Sydney. ment. Sydney. 


a 


18 July, 1910 + ontractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Oourt-house, 
| Parramatta, 


Additions to Court-house, Purramatta 


wae 


ens 


Ss se eee 


Repairs to Tarpaving, Public School, Redfern | 18 July, 1910 7 Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
West. ment, Sydney . 


Renovating Teacher’s Residence, Public 


18 July, 19.0 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
School, Hornsby. 


ment, Sydney; and Public School; 
| Hornsby. 


Erection of Manual Training Room, Public 18 July, 1910 


Contractors’ Koom, Public Works Depart- 
School, Hornsby. 


ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Hornsby. 


esas aA = 


1 6 


Repairs and Painting, Public school, Avondale | 18 July, 1910 | : contractors’ Hoom. Public Works Depart: 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
| Avondale. 


Repairs, Improvements, &c, Public School, | 18 July, 1910 
Ryde. ; 


SS ree eS Pe ee Fecantetaesia 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Syduey; and Public School, Ryde. 


6 Jury, 1910.}. NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 3659 


THNDERS FOR iC LiL WORKS—continued, 


Dates 
hi Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions 
sae prac ke pata! eee oi es General Conditions, and form of Tender, 1 Remarks, 
received, may be seen. 


Government Architect’s Branch—continued. 


Additions to Court-house, Paddington nn | 18 July, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney. | 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
ment, Sydney; and Police Station, 
Wollongong. 


Genera! Repairs, &c., Military Sa a 18 ie 1910 
Wollongong. ° 


Repairs to Stop Butt, &e., Rifle Range, 
Flem ngton. 


18 July, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Pepsin 
ment, Sydney. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Deparh {| CR0NU when 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Auburn. 


Improveinents and Repairs to ‘Teacher’s 


18 July, 1910 
Residence, Public School, Auburn. 


25 July, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works AsDépast-4 |. reoebiawi 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 


Forest Lodge. 


Krecti.n of New Partition, General Repairs, 
Pai: ting, &c., Public School, Forest Lodge. 


School, Goolagong. ment, Sydney ; Public School, Goola- 
j gong; and District Works Office, 
Bathurst. 


Additions, Repairs, and Painting, Public | 25 July, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
School, Tallawang, ment, Sydney; Public School, Talla- 
wang; and District Works Office, 

Bathurst. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Police Station, 
Drummoyne. 


Erection of Telephone Exchange, Post and 
Telegraph Office, Drummoyne. 


25 July, 1910 


Frectim of New Building, Public School, | 25 July, 1910 
Mu l.muddy. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Thai viodavad do olen 
ment, Sydney; Public School, Mullu- 
muddy ; and District Works Office, 


Ad iions, Repairs, and Painting, Public | 25 July, 1910 ; Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- eens 


| Bathurst. 

Re, airs, &c., to Court house, Albury... 25 July, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 
ment, Sydney; Court-house, Albury ; : 
and District Works Office, Cootamundra 

Censtruction of Sea Wall and Wharf; Exca- | 25 July, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 

vations, &c.,at Bantry Bay, Middle Harbour. ment, Sydney. 
Repairs, Alterations, and Renovations, Public | 25 July, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Wo Works Foepanege Ayla 
School, Narrabri. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Tam worth ; and Public School, Nar- 
rabri. 

Repairs and Painting, Public School, Mark- | 25 July, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works imaseete Me Saito 

well, ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Newcastle ; ; and Public School, Mark- 
well. 

Tarpavin sp Public School, Petersham... 25 July, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works eS a am 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 

Petersham. 
Alterations, Improvements, Painting, and | 25 July, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Min'r Repairs, Publie School, St. Leonards ) ment, Sydney; and Public School, | 
East. St. Leonards Hast. 
Repairs, Additions, and Renovations, School | 25 July, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
and Teacher’s Residence, Public School, ment, Sydney ; District Works Office, ' 
C. olac. Cootamundra; and Public School, 
Coolac. 
Additions to Court-house, Gosford mn 25 July, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders, 


ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Newcastle ; and Court-house, Gosford. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works, Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Armidale ; and Public School, Copeton 


Erection of Residence for Teacher, Public | 25 July, 1910 


Schsol, Copeton. 


Erection of New Buildings, Public School, | 25 July, 1919 
Barry. | ment, Sydney; District Works Office, | 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Bathurst ; and Public School, Barry. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Canterbury. 


Additions, &c., to Public School; Canterbury... | 2 Aug., 1910 


3660 - NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. [6 Jury, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS—continued. 


Dates A : A ate 
rae - ‘ Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions 
Description of Work or Supplies to be Paes Kirt General Conditions, and form of Tender, | | , Remarks,» 
t. Tendered for. Se einal may be seen, 


al a a ee a ee eee 


Covernment Architect’s Branch—continued. 
= a 
Erection of Students’ Quarters, Experimental | 2 Aug., 1910 | Oontractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


Farm, Grafton. ment, Sydney; Court-house, Grafton; 
and District Works Office, Lismore. 


Erection of Police Buildings, North Goulburn | 2 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; Police Station, North 
Goulburn; and District Works Office, 
Goulburn. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Bathurst ; and Court-house, Orange. 


Erection of Lock-up and Court-keeper’s| 2 Aug., 1910 


Quarters, Orange. 


2 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Cootimundra; and Public &chool, 
Edward stown. 


Additions and Improvements to Public School, 
Edwardstown. 


Residence at Woodstock. ment, Sydney ; District Works Office, 
Bathurst ; and Police Station, Wood- 
stock. 


ee eee 


8 Aug., 1910 , Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- ! 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Armidale; and Experimental Farm, 
Glen Innes. ' 


Erection of Students’ Quarters, Experimental 


Erection of Post and Telegraph Office, " 2 Aug., 1910 | Oontractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Farm, Glen Innes. | 


——— = = niches missus pstmt am ph 


Harbours and Water Supply Branch. 


11 July, 19:0 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Public Works 


Office, Newcastle. 


Erection of Lavatory for Lee Wharf near 
Merewether-street, Newcastle (Contract No. 
920). 


Supply and Erection of Pumping Machinery, | 18 July, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
Water Supply, Dungog (Contract No. 918). ment, Sydney. 


Extersion of Coraki Wharf, Richmond River | 18 July, 19:0 ' Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; Court-house, Lismore ; 
Police Station, Coraki; and Public 
Works Office, Newcastle. 


i an 


Construction of Pump Well, Engine-house, | 25 July, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Service Reservoir, Kising Main, and Reticul- . ment, Sydney; Public Works Office, 
ation, Water Supply, Dungog (Contract No.| © Newcastle and Court-house, Dungog. 
934). 


Supply and Delivery of Turpentine Piles at | 25 July, 1910 
Port Kembla Jetty (Contract No. £32). 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney ; Police Station, Wyong ; 
and Court-house, Wollongong. 


pana 
| 


Irrigation and Drainage Branch. 


Construction of the Fernhill Extension of the 
Western Suburbs Sewerage (Contract No. 
924). 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney. 


18 July, 1910 


Construction of the Hay Branch of the Mur- 
rumbidgee Northern Canal (Contract No. 


25 July, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


ment, Sydney; and Court-houses, 


929). Narandera and Wagga Wagga. 

Erection of Low Level Timber Beam Bridge | 25 July, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
over Bundidgerry Creek, 3 miles sovth of ment, Sydney; and Oourt-houses, 
Grong Grong township, Murrumbidgee Narandera and Wagga Wagga. 


Northern Canal (Contract No. 925). 


Erection of Bridge over Bundidgerry Creek, 
at Grong Grong Homestead, Murrumbidgee 
Northern Canal (Contract No. 927). 


25 July, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depar‘- ! 
ment, Sydney; and Court-houses, 


Narandera and Wagga Wagga. 


2 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; Court-houses, Broken 


Construction of Cuttings, Sections 1 and 2, 
Great Ana-branch, Darling River (Con- 


Freeh Tenders. - 


tract No. 900). Hill, Wentworth, and Swan Hill (Vic.); 
Police Station, Mildura (Vic.); and | 


Department of Public Works, Mel- 
bourne. 


Ee 


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6 Jury, 1910.) »- NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 3661 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS—continued. 


ae zs ey 


Dates 
Description of Work or Supplies to be up to which 
Tendered for, Tenders will be 
received. 


Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions, eee 
General Conditions, and form of Tender, Remarks, 
may be seen. —* - 


Irrigation and Drainage Branch—continued. 


—— 


Construction of Brilges and Regulators, Fec- Fresh Tenders; 
tion No. 3, Great Ana-branch, Darling 


River (Contract No. 900), 


2 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; Court-houses, Broken 
Hill, Wentworth, and Swan Hill ( Vic.) ; 


Police Station, Mildura (Vic.); and 
Department of Public Works, Mel- 
bourne. 


2 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Court houses, 
| Narandera and Wagga Wagga, ~ 


b | 


Railway Construction. 


Construction of Two Regulators,—one on the 
Main Canal and one on the Hay Branch of 
the Murrumbidgee Northern Canal, one 
mile east of Yanko Siding (Contract No. 
919). 


Construction of Electric Tramway from | 18 July, 1910 


Contractors’ Koom, Public Works Depart- 
Waverley to Bronte. 


ment, 8; dnej. 


Manufacture, Supply, and Delivery of Cast- 
iron Tanks, Steel Tank Stands, and Swing- 
ing Jibs. 


18 July, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- { 


mert, Sydney. 


Construction of the Second Section of the | 23 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
Lockhart to Clear Hills Railway. ment, Sydney. 


Ll 4) De rtment of I ublic v orks, 
pa. 


ENDERS will be received at this Office for a lease of the Public Watering Places specified hereunder. : 
Tenderers are requested to state what rental they are prepared to offer for a lease, or the lowest sum for which they will 

work the Watering Places with the privilege of retaining the collections as specified in the Regulations. j 

Tenders must be addressed to the Tender Board, and endorsed with the name of the Public Watering Place for which the 
oe is Age and accompanied by a negotiable deposit for the ru n of £5, with the names ead addresses of two sureties 
or approval. 

PrThe Department does not bind itself to accept any Tender. 

The lease will be subject to the provisions of the ‘‘ Public Watering Places Act of 1900,” and the Regulations thereunder, 

The lessee may cultivate the Tenant’s Lease, and any improvements which he may effect in the shape of clearing and 
burning off timber may be considered in his favour should he tender for a new lease at the expiration of his term. 

Copies of the Act, Regulations, Conditions of Lease, and Agreement may be seen and further information and forms 
of Tender may be obtained from the local District Works Officer, or from the Department of Public Works, Sydney. 


CHARLES A. LEE. 


2 


Area of Term Date from which enders, close ab 
Watering Place. Tenant’s Lease. Boast. of Lease. | the eet Yee be es a ine 
ewe Tee De ; 
J. K. Tank ae st ...| 640 0 O | Milparinka to Wilcannia 5 years| 1 Aug,1910 ..|{ 11 July, 1910 
Ooarnco Bore ... 569 ...| 640 O O | Milparinka to Yalpunga.., Died, cote bes pe Pe 108 15 Se 3 
Yalpunga Tank ... sof ...| 640 0 Oj} At Yalpunga ‘oe Peg SAS ie ictal | 8 Soe iy 3 elie Bees is 
Paldramata Bore 0 | 640 0 O | Milparinks to Wilcannia Fal RO mE tli Ler 5. a Pisa ca Wi Big A 
Ivanhoe Tank ... se «.| 640 0 O} At Ivanhoe ee A ele Be Fries tok “ TRS) re re 
White Cliffs Tank No. 1 ...| 640 O O)| At White Cliffs ... ap a Vineicod! ANISTaalis 5 2 Aug., - 
Brura Tank sea A ..| 689 3 O | Hillston to Cobar Ba PU Ts ‘ Pal - 
Wolfreys Weir .., ech ..| 802 0 O| Brewarrina to Goodocga Team hates] C1 a 2s a 


Stores Supply Committee, 
Sydney, Ist July, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR SUPPLIES AND SERVICES FOR THE PUBLIC SERVICE, 


KNDERS will be received at the Stores Supply Department, 15 and 17 Young-street, for the Supplies and Services 
specified in the Schedule hereunder, up to 4:15 p.m_ on the date set forth in the second column thereof. 


A. BERCKELMAN, 
Secretary and Executive Member. 


Dates up to which 


‘ . Tenders R vka. 
Description of Work or Supplies te be Tendered for wait'be recnivad. em a: 


Supply and delivery during the period terminating 31st 
= December, 1910, of — 
Dual Desks and Seats. 


6 July, 1910{ Tender forms and further particulars may be 
| obtained on application. 


Supply and delivery of 10,000 copies of the Junior English 


13th July, 1910 | Tender forms and further particulars may be 
Text Books for 1911. 


obtained on application 


— 


3662 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107, [6 Jury, 1910. 


(7961) Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 24th June, 1910. 
APPLICATIONS FOR LICENSES UNDER THE “WATER RIGHTS ACT, 1902.” 


['N accordance with the “Water Rights Act, 1902,” I hereby acknowledge the receipt of the following applications for 
Licenses, and the dates and places specified hereunder are hereby appointed for the inquiries in regard to each case :— 


Name of Applicant. Nature of Work. Portion, Parish. County. Land District, Bate snd meee of 
The Agency, Land, and) Dam ) ie te ce. 3 Pirillie ...) Gunder- | Bourke ...| 25th July, 1910, 10 ' 
Finance Co., of booka. a.m., Court-house ; 
Australia (Ltd.). Bourke. 
Do ...| Dam ess ba or we 2 Pirillie ...) Gunder- | Bourke _...) do 
booka. | 
Fennell Bros. and| Damon Bogan River(No.1 Dam) ...... | Oakleigh.| Cowper..| Brewarrina | €th August, 1910, 10 
Walker & Prior, F a.m., Court-house, 
Brewarrina. 
Do ...| Damon Bogan River (No.2Dam)| ....... | Oakleigh.| Cowper ..| Brewarrina do 


The inquiries will be held by the Police Magistrate, Bourke. All persons interested are hereby notified to attend, and if 
they have any objections to the granting of a License for any of the said works, they should state their objections at the 
inquiries hereby appointed. 

CHARLES A, LEE, 
Minister for Public Works.. 


REPORT BY THE GOVERNMENT STATISTICIAN ON THE VITAL STATISTICS OF THE 
METROPOLIS FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE, AND FOR THE QUARTER ENDED 30rn 
JUNE, 1910. 


dB following is a condensed statement of the principal features of the month, compared with the 
averages for the corresponding month of the previous five years, due allowance being made for increase 
in population :— 


prerses of : ee of 
* une ne 
Partioulams. O10. for brevibis ~ aahyesindg tne 1910. for Leo 
5 years. 5 years. 
Births id oat bee vee ry 1,257 1,289 Diseases of the Heart ... ie WA 59 50 
Deaths ae ce ee ane 477 514 Wasting Diseases of Infants ... vy 46 46 
Illegitimate Births xe a och 98 145 Pulmonary Diseases .., ee a 46 69 
Deaths under 1 ... ae ana aa 94 97 Cancer... Se 36 43 
gph prea S  e.. ete oad on 28 31 Hemorrhage of the Brain, ke... - 29 29 
n)6 68 = OF G.. ea esis a 218 249 Diarrhcea and Enteritis.. ae ae 27 21 
», 65and over 137 137 Bright’s- Disease... te moe aoe 26 29 
Annual Rates pane 1,000 of of Population — _ Phthisis ... a sr sa om 24 37 
Births... ; 24°84 25°44 || Epidemic Diseases ae at ie 23 27 
Deaths ... Rie ae ns 9°48 10°08 || Old Age ... ats we ies ih 22 26 
Illegitimate Births re 1-92 2°88 || Accident bed ee - ise 16 17 
Deaths under I, per 1, 000 Births ies 75 75 


Births, 679 were of males and 578 of females. The rate is not satisfactory, 
being the lowest for the preceding twelve months, and the lowest for the month of June, except in 1907, 
since 1902. The illegitimate birth-rate is below the average. There were 144 births, or 11:46 per cent. of 
the total, in hospitals and in other public institutions. 


Deaths.—Of the total deaths, 234 were of males and 243 of females. The mortality rate is very 
satisfactory, being below the rate for last month, and considerably below the average for the previous five 
years. Decreases are shown in deaths at all age-groups, except 65 and over, which is normal. The 
improvement was most marked among pulmonary diseases, which was 33:3 per cent., and in phthisis, which 
was 35:1 per cent. below the average, due possibly to the unusual mildness of the month. 


The infantile mortality was 75 per 1,000 births, which was equal to the average for the month of 
June for the previous five years. 


Among the very old persons who died, one was aged 91 years. 


~ Of the total deaths, 164, or 34°38 per cent., occurred in hospitals and in other public institutions, 


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6 Jury, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 3663 — 


VITAL STATISTICS OF METROPOLIS—continued. 


Causes of Death.—During the month diseases of the heart contributed most largely to the death-roll 
with 59 deaths, then wasting diuetned of infants and pulmonary diseases 46, cancer 36, hemorrhage of the 


brain, &e., 29, diarrhea and enteritis 27, Bright’s disease 26, phthisis 24, epidemic diseases 23, old “st 22, 
and accident 16. 


Compared with the average number in June during the previous five years, there were increases in 
diarrhceea and enteritis 28°6 per cent., and diseases of the heart 18-0 per cent. ; and decreases in phthisis 
35°1 per cent., pulmonary diseases 33:3 per cent., old age 15:4 per cent., epidemic diseases 14:8 per cent., 


cancer 16°3 per cent., Bright’s disease 10°3 per cent, and accident 5: 9 per cent., wasting diseases of infants’ 


and hemorrhage of the braifi, &c., were normal. 


Included in the deaths fro pulmonary diseases were 28 from pneumonia and 16 from bronchitis, 
the former being 1i and the latter 6 below the average for the preceding five years. 


Jn wasting diseases of infants there were included 30 deaths from premature birth and 9 from 
congenital debility, the former being 7 above and the latter 2 below the average. 


Of the epidemic diseases diphtheria caused 12 deaths, typhoid fever 5, influenza and measles 2 each, 
scarlet fever and whooping-cough 1 each. 


The average number of deaths — each of these diseases during the same month of the preceding five 


years was—Diphtheria and typhoid fever 5 each, influenza and measles 1 each, scarlet fever 2, and whooping- 
cough 7. 


The returns of the Board of Health show that 61 cases of typhoid fever, 262 of diphtheria, and 24 . 


ot scarlet fever were notified during the month. 


During the quarter ended 30th June there were 4,045 births (2,101 males and 1,944 females), 
equivalent to a rate of 6°67 per thousand of. population ; and 1,446 deaths (762 males and 684 females), or 
2°39 per thousand. The equivalent annual rates are 26°68 and 9:56 respectively. 


The birth-rate is 6-0 per cent. above, and the death-rate 7-4 per cent. below, the corresponding 
quinquennial rates for the June quarter. 


The following are the most numerous of the spidelnid diseases, compared with the average of the 
previous five years:—-Typhoid fever 21, as against 18 ; diphtheria and croup, 21-16; influenza 8-4 ; 
measles, 6-2; and scarlet fever, 4—3. 


Of the other principal causes, increases were shown in heart diseases with 158 as against 134, the 
quinquennial average ; premature birth, 82-70; hemorrhage of the brain, &c., 70-62; while the following 


showed’ decreases :—Diarrhea and enteritis, 111-127; phthisis, 103- 112; Bright’s disease, 75-87 ;_ 


pneumonia, 62-93 ; accident, 52-56; and bronchitis, 39- 58. The deaths from cancer were normal. 


The relative health of the various districts of the Metropolis, exclusive of hospitals, &c , for the quarter 
is as follows :— 


ae Annual Birth Annual Death Annual Birth- Annual Death- 
District. rate per 1,000 rate per 1,000 District. rate per 1,000 rate per 1,000 | 
; of population, of population. ot population. of population, 
City... a? Saas Ha OG 5-48 Redfern Suburbs ... 26°28 7:00 
Western Suburbs ... 22-00 6°92 Balmain a bee groad O04 6°72 
Northern _,, cote 2°96 5:92 Southern ,, iy SGU "F2 6°16. 
Eastern * eee PBS 5-88 Newtown ,, Obed L-G4 6:48 


Combining these districts, and including hospitals, &c., the resultant rates are :— 


Births. Deaths, 
City rao 5 Ty peae hameme omemeerts peer Sp ora kes 14:56 
Suburbs... ¥ bie vad Sheds 28°24 8:24 
Metropolis (City oe Suburi ao oe ome 26°72 9°56 


METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS FOR JUNE, 1910. 
(As SuPPLizD BY THE CoMMONWEALTH METEOROLOGICAL BUREAU.) 
Mean barometer, 9 a.m.—30:102. 
Wind—Prevailing direction—-W. 
Temperature—Highest in the shade, 68°9°, on the 9th. 


Lowest pe 44:9°,  ,, Sth and 28th. 
Greatest range, 20 er 
et Mean in the shade, 55:2°. 
Humidity—Greatest amount, 100, on the 2nd and 22nd, 
Least : GaN or aces 


RKain—Number of days, 19. 
Greatest fall, -82 inch, on the 24th. 
Total fall, 3-51 inches. 


Average rainfall for June during the previous ten years, 3-24 inches, 
Lightning—Number of days, 0, 


3664 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 


[6 Jury, 1910. 


VITAL STATISTICS OF METROPOLIS—continuea. 
-No, 1—BIRTHS and DEATHS registered in the Metropolis—June, 1910. 


ILLEGITIMATE 
Estimated BIRTHS. on | BIRTHS DEATHS, 
he er 1,000 ¢ i i ing). 
Municipality. prbehree Pp Popgla- (included in foregoing) 
Dec., 1909. tion. 
Males. | Females.| Total. Males. | Females. | Total. || Males,| Females. | Total. 
SYDNEY sue vee ... | 126,7C0 §8 62 150 118 13 5 18 28 30 58 
Hospitals, &c.* ... cad Caaaeoe 34 18 52 A 18 7 25 43 46 t9 
126,700 122 8) 2)2 1°59 31 12 43 71 76 147 
Camperdown (included| . 
above) eg eal; 105 6 12 18 1:98 1 1 2 1 2 3 
SuBvRBsS— 
Balmain 80,380 30 24 54 1 1 12 10 22 
North- ) Leichhardt 24,140 21 30 51 i 1 6 7 13 
western ) Annandale 10,670 13 9 22 . P en 3 2 5 
Glebe 20,659 16 21 37 a 3 4 7 
85,849 | 80 84 | 164] 1-91 2 A 2\| 24 23 47 
West Newtown ..| 26,680 | | 34 31 65 re 3 2 5 9 12 21 
Conical Erskineville 7,120 7 13 20 eee : con nay 3 1 4, 
St. Peter’s 8,140 11 9 20 ‘ ES me 3 3 6 
41,940 52 53 105 2°50 3 2 5 15 16 3L 
( Redfern «| 24,100 22 23 45 2 1 3 5 3: 14 
| Darlington ..,/ 3,400 2 5 7 st see 2 2 4 
Fast Waterloo .-| 10,530 11 12 23 maa 5 3 8 
Central } Alexandria 11,C00 13 10 23 1 1 5 1 6 
Botany «| 4,250 8 4 12 “ac 2 1 3 
North Botany,,,| 5,610 6 3 9 1 2 3 
£8,890 62 57 119 2°02 2 2 4 2) 18 35 
addington ...| 22,570 19 10 29 . 5 5 6 6 12 
Randwick  ...| 15,980 18 13 31 A: ‘ ess 3 4 ‘a 
Eastern < Waverley +f 18,540 19 21 40 c 1 il 3 7 10 
Woollahra ..»| 15,460 15 15 30 1 1 4 4 8 
Vaucluse 1,82) 1 2 3 sti ash as che 
74,370 72 61 133 1:79 7 7 16 2! 37 
Ashfield 19,970 19 12 31 ; “5 . se 3 6 9 
Burwood 9,109 Li 10 27 : Sh 2 ooo 1 3 4 
Enfield «|, 33270 3 1 3 4 7 : a 1 1 2 
Concord .| 8,640 2 1 3 , asic , Res 2 7 2 
Western + Strathfield ..| 8,800 3 ae 3 a F : Ae 2 2 
Homebush eo 550 2 2 4A Wee 3 was 1 see 1 
-| Drummoyne ...| 8,020 5 8 13 ive 5 ate 2 5G 2 
Marrickville ,..| 27,100 26 22 48 sc " ae 7 9 16 
Petersham 20,110 23 11 34 at s 1 | 6 “, 13 
95,560 c8 69 167 175 1 A 1 28 28 51 
(Canterbury .. 9,680 14 13 2? 1 . 1 bi 2 2 
Hurstville »-| 7,050 13 4, 17 re § sa 2 1 3 
Southern + Bexley + 5,940 4 1 5 sie : bio 1 1 2 
Kogarah sol GekO 12 6 18 2 ‘ 2 2 5 7 
Rockdale v.| 12,790 25 12 37 * oes 4 vi 11 
42,340 68 36 104 2°46 3 3 | 9 16 25 
(North Sydney ...| 31,600 33 E 86 2 1 3 4 8 7 15 
Mosman «| 12,800 12 13 25 ae 1 155 1 3 1 4 
Willoughby 11,630 1 16 29 re ais 1 1 5 il 12 
Lane Cove ,..| 4,060 1 1 2 of Se his Ax wai vad a 
Northern} yranly 10,140 6 7 | 18 fe 1 i 2 2 4 
Ryde «| 4,580 4 3 tf : 1 uae 1 2 2 4 
Hunter’s Hill ...| 4,520 4 4 8 f 1 1 1 a8 1 
Eastwood 930 1 SoH 1 mee see ite 1 1 
80,260 74 97 171 2°18 3 6 we 22 19 41 
Suburban Hospitals, &.*...|  ...... 51 41 $2 11 13 24 34 26 60 
Toratr—SvuBUEBS ... | 479,200 557 4398 | 1,055 2°20 32 23 55 163 167 330 
SYDNEY... ... | 126,700 122 80 202 1°59 3L 12 43 71 76 147 
METROPOLIS... | 605,900 679 578 | 1,257 2°07 63 35 98 || 234 243 477 


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* Fifteen deaths in hospitals from Epidemic Diseases have been distributed amongst the Municipalities, ®COrding to their origin, viz :—Sydney 3, 
Camperdown 1, Glebe 1, Newtown 2, Redfern 1, Waterloo 1, North Botany 1, Marrickville 2, Petersham 


NoteEs—Since the 1st January, 1909, the Municipality of Camperdown has been included in the City of Sydney 


th Sydney 1, and Manly 1 
een shown separately, 


6 Jury, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 3665 


bi VITAL STATISTIOS OF METROPOLIS—continued. 
No. 2.—BIRTHS and DEATHS registered in the Metropolis—June, 1910, 


DEATHS. 
. BIRTHS. 
Under 1 yeaz. Total under 5 years. 6 years and over. 
District, 
Total 
g 3 < g 4 = g 4 an FA z a Deaths, 
top os eC ie ‘ae ae pe Alc em lS a 
| 5 a = fH a = 4 a = ee a 
| 
City of Sydney... vee eee 88 62 150 8 5 13 9 5 14 1) 25 44, 58 
Hospitals, &c. a ee 34 18 52 3 5 8 ‘i 10 17 36 36 72 89 
Suburbs — 

North-western Boroughs...| 80 84} 164 6 10 16 | 6 10 16 18 13 31 47 
West Central ra ee 52) 53] 105 | 5 2 Tal 5 3 8 10 13 23 31 
East Central = os 62 | 57 119 10 4- 14 12 5 Li 8 13 21 38 
Eastern §allibe ce Donileneg Gidlsina BB 4 2 6 | 5 2 ii 11 19 30 37 
Western bs le PCS | GS. fe 16g 7 3 10 | 9 9 18 14 19 33 51 
Southern c ‘e 68 36 | 104 | 5 1 6 6 1 7 3 15 18 25 
Northern +" 74 | <97 171 | 5 1 6 5 1 6 17 18 85 4l 
Suburban Hospitals, &e. .. 51 41 92 5 3 8 8 4 12 26 22 48 60 
‘Total ooo | 679 | 578 | 1,257 58 36 94, | 72 50 |} 122) 162 193 395 ATT 


No. 3. BIRTHS and DEATHS in Hospitals and other Institutions—June, 1910. 


BIRTHS. ILLEGITIMATE BIRTHS DEATHS. 
(included in foregoing). 
Institution. See EES BOS EES ER ae 
Males. | Females. | Total. Males. | Females. | Total. Males. | Females. | ‘Total. 
City or SyDNEY— 
Sydney Hospitai “a oe ac tae aie ae os ne tae 21 13 34 
8t. Vincent’s Hospital 8 Nes wae ar see am oe aes 3 4 7 
7 f (Private)... Se ss = 1 a 1 
Hospice for the Dying ae a Jif cine a8 is 5 ae 3 3 6 
Women’s Hospitai .., oe aE 15 10 25 8 1 9 il wes ii 
Private Hospitals... 3 ore 3 1 1 2 3 5 
Asylum for Women (Benevolent 
Society) ... pelle WagaG 1 1 wae 1 1 “dc nC 
Maternity Home, St. “Margaret? Pace 15 7 22 9 5 14 me 3 
Prince Alfred Hospital, Camperdown 1 ape 1 Fe ae pe 8 18 26 
Hospital for Children, Camperdown ‘ = é 7 ll 18 
Total, Sydney in a: 34 18 52 18 a 25 46 52 98 
SUBURBS— 
Coast Hospital Se sas - Er a ae sit Bi ba 8 6 14 
North Shore Hospital & eae eee Hise 4 “a ae 5 ae 5 
Mater Misericordiz, North Sydney... ve ae ie ace aoe “i ae 1 1 
Lewisham Hospital ... sgt vay Hae it ag oe 4, 4 
(Private Wards) <= ae Pa — Be ay 2 Ws 2 
Balmain Hospital Resi uatieend ace rat Aa aS Nis 1 1 2 
Western Suburbs Hospital .. Sis he noe oH. ape tee soar All 2 1 3 
Marrickville Hospital =e one ane ic oe eee See 1 uae 1 
Home of Peace, Marriekville . au cae or it we ree SOC if 1 2 
Manly Hospital He foe ae a we =e are sie aa 1 a 
St. George Hospital .. aoe ss Me 5G ~e ace abe ot 1 il 2 
Private Hospitals... a 7 6 13 as nice eS at 5 3 8 
Hospital for Insane, Callan Park... fod Fr a om oe an 3 1 4 
5) Gladesville are es <i Acc ips 2 1 3 
Maternity Home, Annandale “p 2 3 5 3s 2 2 : bse vee 
a Newtown.. I 5 6 jl 1 1 36 ee sc 
Burwood . 1 1 1 1 I 1 2 
Hospital “for Women (Benevolent 
Society) ... isle 37 25 62 11 9 20 2 1 3 
State Infants’ Home, Padtington EPA czy vee a vee a sae 2 a 2 
Home for Aged, Randwick . bai es wee Sa 4 He ee box se i a 4 5 
Babies’ Home, Rockdale .... bet he i bc wee ac ar 4 2 2 
Total,Suburbs ... -...| 51 41 92 11 13 24 SE se ear 25, 66 
i y ————_—_— 
; ‘ } Total, Metropolis ...| 85 59 |. 144 23 20 49 83 81 164 
‘ 


ee — 


Nore.—The distributioa of these 1¢4 deaths to the districts in which the hospitals are situated is as follows:—Sydney 98, Balmain 7, 
4 BRastern 26, Western 16, Southern 4, aud Northern 13 


3666 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 107. [6 Juny, 1910. 


VITAL STATISTICS OF METROPOLIS—continued. 
No. 4.—BIRTHS, DEATHS, and METEOROLOGY—Monthly. 


BIRTHS. DEATHS. | METEOROLOGY. 
TOTAL. ILLEGITIMATE TOTAL. AGES AT DEATH. | RAIN, 
Month, (included in total). Mae 
Rate per Rate per || Rate per | onder One year. | Total | Tempera- 
1,000 1,000 465 and | Number| Total ture. 
; Numb’ 1,000 of | Number 4 under - 
Number o¢ B opula- umber Population. Num of lg Number], Bate Per i over. i days.| Fall. 

1909. Lnches. 
June io] 1,208 2°10 124 “21 464: hi 75 60 99 242 123 a 4:27 553, 
July .-.| 1,347 2°25 134 °23 517 *86 98 73 122 250 145 15 83 50°9 
August ...| 1,407 2°35 183 “31 620 104 97 69 128 822 170 17 2°16 54°2 
September...) 1,293 2°16 134 23 546 “SE 84 65 108 | 271 167 19 511 57° 
October ...| 1,270 2°12 106 18 422 ‘70 67 53 101 199 122 15 1°48 64°4 
November...| 1,372 2°29 140 "24 518 87 144 105 168 237 113 13 2°45 671 
December ...| 1,263 211 180 "22 565 "94: 142 113 177 266 122 11 3°64 TOL 

1910. 
January ...| 1,358 2°24, 143 “24 543 ‘90 125 92 154 251 138 17 5°30 718 
February 1,260 2°08 107 “18 = i) 500 83 119 94 161 222 117 13 65 716 
March veel 1,802 2:15 133 22 542 “89 127 98 160 241 1tL 25 754 68°2 
April ..| 1,382 2°28 124 20 || «456 73 115 83 137 204, 115 13 2°91 65:0 
May ...| 1,406 2°32 128 "2L |) BB 8) 86 61 117 249 147 a 319 60°0 
June Fee 1; 26% 2:07 98 16 477 ‘19 9s 7d 122 218 137 19 351 55°2 


No. 5.—BIRTHS, DEATHS, AND INFANTILE MORTALITY—Rates—Comparative Table. 


Births, Deaths. | Legitimate Births. eee ; acai ter Infantile 
z 2 Mortality 
a Loe | | | Illezitimate|| P&t 1,000 
Sydney.| Suburbs.| Total. | Sydney.| Suburbs. Total. ||Sydney.|Suburbs.| Total. Births. Deaths, Birthal Births. 
I 
June, FOOP®..| -2t8 744 957 Lei 368 545 * * * 1°95 dlsiv de . 95 
FA 1902...| 230 756 986 145 322 467 37 54 Oo} 1°95 92 18 , 98 
A 1908...| 2438 833 | 1,08L 139 34h 483 49 67 116 2°08 93 22 89 
= 1904...) 197 924 | 1,121 153 438 591 35 87 122 214 113 23 73 
- 1905...) 227 | 1,026 | 1,253 114 347 461 40 107 147 2°35 “87 °28 ut 
A 1906...) 205 9418 | 1,'53 109 335 444 40 108 148 2716 “81 SrA 66 
re 1907...; 184 898 | 1,082 134 355 459 33 80 113 EOL 36 *20 101 
. 1908.. 218 | 1,028 | 1,246 127 402 520 51 8) 140 2°13 OL 24 73 
1909...| 224 | 1,084 | 1,258 156. 308 46 b 43 81 124 2°14, ‘79 “21 60 
4 1910...) 2/2 | 1,055 | 1,257 147 330 | 477 43 55 98 2:07 ‘79 16 75 
Mean se... cocina a6 UU BLIBY: ce sere C495 aay oo 109 198 80 "22 80 
Nore.—In 1909 Camperdown, which, up to the end of 1908 was a separate Municipality, was incorporated with the City of Sydney. 
* Information not available. 
No. 6—DEATHS under and over 5 years -METEOROLOG Y—Comparative Table. 
SYDNEY. SUBURBS. | METROPOLIS. METEOROLOGY. 
Period. i 
: Under Total 5 years Under Total 5 years Under Total 5 years |\mn —~ ne of i 
1 year. | under 5. | and over. || 1 year. | under 4, | and over. || 1 year. | under 6. | and over. carci Buxontobert Deel Dae 
Inches, Sta 
June, 1901 28 34 143 63 99 269 91 133 412 513 36°088 | 1°03 10 
© 1902 18 22 123 79 101 221 97 123 344 547 80°223 | 063 10 
ro 19038 21 27 112 75 89 £45 96 126 357 53°7 30°150 | 1°74] I1 
os 1904 25 34 119 57 82 356 82 116 475 5-7 30°075 | 019 4 
> 1905 14 17 97 82 102 245 96 LU: 342 | 545 30°154 | 2°19 12 
x 1906 13 20 89 64 86 249 717 106 338 560 30°165 | 1°83 13 
x 1907 23 32 102 86 122 233 109 154 335 53°9 30°177 | O14 24 
o 1908 17 20 107 75 46 806 92 116 413 513 30115 | 0°94 9 
+ 1909 16 24, 132 59 75 233 75 99 365 55°3 30°057 | 4:27 17 
45 1910 21 31 116 73 91 239 94, 122 355 55°2 30°102 | 351 19 
See note to Table No. 5. 
No. 7.—PRINCIPAL CAUSES OF DEATH—June—Comparative Table. 
3 wo | s ; sane ON aie * ; 
Sel §$ [e@giga| 8) Sa Boe ak | = a | 8081 26 | BSE] -8 logo Ss 
Teas. abla |gelee)/2/i|2/ 2/2) 2 | a |fes) 22 |ge2/7/] = [3 
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Fe oe Ag | ¢€ 4 2a wees 
| 
LOUL Waa ae we ellpe CO Mind Lpyias {12 4 | 54 26 53 44, 70 16 17 44 25 20 3 
1902)... tie A 2 L oa 9 | 47 22 40 29 52 20 23 38 20 15 6 
1903... sea Sialic 5 ih ch 9 | 48 25 42 14 42 22 20 43 28 13 11 
1904; 4. vee eel) A es 2 4 | 29 | 47 38 53 54 59 22 24 30 28 13 4 
1905... tos gal, LOWS ace 1 6 2 | 39 29 37 30 49 14 27 47 30 14 | 6 
1906... era neh 2 1 2 6 39 41 39 22 41 20 23 43 Pie 16 oh 
190% © «4 ‘so veh a Sie. | 85 7! 2) 23 47 45 25 33 19 3) 40 20 11 5 
1908 s. vee aoe], 4 I 1 os 3 3 | 35 38 66 21 52 27 26 43 31 20 6 
1909 .., Nee beet LOG sgh AE se 5 1 | 32 44, 50 12 21 19 28 42 17 18 6 
1910 a woe ran 2 ly 1} 12 2 | 24 36 59 16 28 27 26 46 22 16 4 


* See note to Table No, 8,on next page. 


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No. 8.—PRINCIPAL CAUSES 


Municipalit z : ¥ \3f 
nrg * 2m | 3 | =m 
b = 5 
o a |n 
SYDNEY as we et | ar 1 
Hospitals, &e. ... wine eel aed 
| 2 Ela 
Camperdown (in- | 
/ cluded above)... vi 
Susurbs— — ——_| — 
North-western — 
Balmain ars vole 
Leichhardt ,., we 
Annandale ... alten 
Glebe... a acd an eh heeds 
Pah coe |feen 
West Central— — | — |--——. 
Newtown ... Sa Nes ia 
Erskineville .., - Souhl wes 
St. Peter’s ... sea igaee 
ae 1 
East Central— — —_|—_ 
Redfern = cat ae Mle ces 
Darlington ... ow Mewoemlintpad 
Waterloo _.., Faalatern Wl cae 
Alexandria ... a out 
Botany ven ie of 
North Botany ios aoepeveneee 
Ll Pee 
Eastern— 
Paddington ... redtess |) ugg 
Randwick ... sich vxconlatesth 3 
Waverley... ossuses - ieee 
Woollahra F claenas 
Vaucluse... feel Weer =A 
Western— 
Ashfield eed con OE ot horties 
Burwood wh coslieeire , ‘ 
Enfield oa sual) seas |) swemilttares 
Concord aut es ve 3 
Strathfield ... fe Nault bee 
Homebush ... Joslll ge ; a 
Drummoyne... wall ay a We ae 
Marrickville ... Eee, ce 1 
Petersham .,., << | vee | ee 
Bs! nd 1 
Southern— 
Canterbury ... evielh aad alee) (uaa 
Hurstville ... sof BAS aes ‘ 
Bexley x Bre occ I ce , 
Kogarah... He oop Hee 
Rockdale _,,, Ae OE Ae 
Northern— 
North Sydney me ae 
Mosman a <a a “sd 
Willoughby ... Anc| Tone ce a 
Lane Cove ... wort frwenn |i lees 
Manly es Pee) Cee Oe aoe 
Ryde... ie : arog (eae 
Hunter’s Hill Nigel Seana | EEL Pe 
Bastwood ... Be Psat die a 
Suburban Hospitals, &c. “om een 
Torair—SypnNry ... pea lie 
SUBURBS ... 3} 1 deel 
METROPOLIS She Bel” 2 1 


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‘ 
VITAL STATISTICS OF METROPOLIS—continued. 
OF DEATH IN EACH MUNICIPALITY, June, 1910. 
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* Includes Cerebral Hemorrhage, Softening of the Brain, Apoplexy, and Hemiplegia, 
| Includes Pericarditis, Endocarditis, Organic Diseases of the Heart, and Angina Pectoris. 


' t Includes Malformations, Diseases of Infancy, and Congenital Debility. 


3668 


VITAL STATISTIOS OF METROPOLIS—continued., 
No. 9.—CAUSES OF DEATH IN THE METROPOLIS—June, 1910. 


Causes of Death. 


AGES, 


Total. 
Under 
6 


I.—GRNERAL DISEASES. 
Epidemic Diseases. 


1 Typhoid Fever 

6 Measles wee 

7 Scarlet Fever 

8 Whooping-cough 
9aDiphtheria .... oh 
10 Influenza can ‘ 


Other General Diseases. 


26 Tuberculosis— Larynx 

27 Lungs 

28 Meninges 

29 Peritoneum .. 

30 Pott’s Disease 

33 Other Organs 

34 General 

36 Syphilis ae 

39 Cancer—Mouth ; 

40 Stomach and Liver 

41 Peritoneum, Intes- 
tines, and Rectum 

42 Female Genital 
Organs ... Sc 

43 Breast ade 

45 Other Organs 

47 Acute Articular Rheumatism 

48 Chronic Rheumatism, Gout 

50 Diabetes ies as 

51 Exophthalniic Goitre | 

52 Addison’s Disease 

54 Anemia, Chlorosis .., ss 

56 Acuteand Chronic ‘Alcoholisni 


II.—DIsEAsEs OF THE NERVOUS 
SYSTEM AND OF THE ORGANS 
OF SPECIAL SENSE. 


60 Encephalitis .. 

61 Simple Meningitis sey 

62 Progressive Locomotor Ataxia 

63 Other Diseases of the Spinal 
Cord 

64 Congestion and Hemorrhage 
of the Brain * 

66 Paralysis without indicated 
cause 

67 General] Paralysis of Insane 

68 Other forms of Mental 
Alienation ... : 36 

69 Epilepsy 5 He ve] 

71 Convulsions of children 
(under 5 years of age) ... 

74 Other Diseases of the Nervous 

System a Po 
76 Diseases of the Ear .. ae 


ITI.—DIskasEs oF THE CrROoUv- 
LATORY SYSTEM, 


77 Pericarditis ... ee 

78 Endocarditis .. 

79 Organic Diseases of the Heart 

80 Angina Pectoris 

81 Diseases of the Arteries, 
Atheroma, &c. ,., 

8laAneurism 

82 Embolism, Thrombosis 

85 Hemorrhage... 


IV.—DiszasEs or THE Rezsrtr- 
RATORY SYSTEM. 


88 Diseases of the Larynx 

90 Acute Bronchitis 

91 Chronic Bronchitis .., 

92 Broncho-pneumonia 

93 Pneumonia .,., vee 

‘94 Pleurisy Wes Se 

95 Congestion of the Lungs, 
Pulmonary Apoplexy 


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V.—DIsEASES OF THE DIGESTIVE 
ORGANS. 


103 Ulcer of the Stomach 
104 Gastritis ee aa 
105 Diarrhea and Enteritis 

(children under 2 years of 


age) ae aes ror 

105aDiarrhea and Enteritis, 
Chronic (children under 2 
years of age) wae 

106 Diarrhea and Enteritis— 
(children over 2 years and 
adults) ... 

168 Hernia, Intestinal Obstruction 

109 Other Diseases of the In- 
testines ... ates 

111 Hydatid Tumour of Liver ze 

112 Givshiods of Liver Fi 

113 Biliary Caleuli wes 

114 Other Diseases of the Liver... 

116 Simple Peritonitis . 

118 Appendicitis and Abscess of 
Iliac Fossa... sae 


VI.— DISEASES OF THE GENITO- 
UrnInaRY SYSTEM AND 
ADNEXA. 

120 Bright’s Disease _... 

121 Other Diseases of the Kidneys 

and Adnexa 

122 Calculi of Urinary System .. 

125 Diseases of the Prostate... 

182 Other Diseases of the Female 

Genital Organs .., 


VII.—PurRrPrrat ConpiTion. 


134 Accidents of Pregnancy 
136 Other Accidents of Childbirth 
137 Puerperal Septicemia 


VIII.—DiIszases OF THE SKIN 
AND OF THE CELLULAR TISsvE. 


142 Gangrene... vee 

143 Carbuncle ... 

145 Other Diseases of fe Skin 
and Adnexa ace 53 


IX.— DISEASES OF THE ORGANS 
oF LocomMoTIoN, 


146 Diseases of the Bones 
X.—MALFORMATIONS. 


150 Congenital Malformations ... 
1504 Malformations, Hydro- 
cephalus see Si 


XI.—Inrancy (under 3 months). 


151 Congenital Debility ... 

1514Premature Birth ne 

152 Other Diseases peculiar to 
Infancy .,.. = 


XII.—Orp Aas. 
154 Senile Debility te 
XIII.—Viorence. 


157 Suicide—Hanging or 
Strangulation 

Firearms .., 

Precipitation froma 
Height 4. 


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VITAL STATISTICS OF METROPOLIS—continued. 
No. 9.—CAUSES OF DEATH IN THE METROPOLIS—June, 1910—continued. 


AGES. AGES. 
Causes of Death. Total. ives 5 65 Causes of Death. Total. re 5 és 
5 and : re — and 
64 over. ~ 64 over. 
XTIL.—V10LencE—continued. XIV.—It1-DerineD CavsEs. 
1668 Accident—Rail ways and 178 Syncope, Sudden Death 1 at 1 
Tramways . 3 wee 3 «+ | 178aHeart Failure 1 ni 1 
166c Vehicles and 179 Unspecified or I1- defined”. 4, 4 ae 
Horses I tes 1 .. | 179aAtrophy, Debility @ months 
166D Other on 4 3 1 and over) ... Be D) 2 ae cae 
167 Burns by Fire 
and Scalds. 3 3 or be 
172 Drowning 1 |. Le ger Wines ees 277.01) 122 218). |.137 
1753 gponteing Poison- 
ing ... 2 | 2 
176 Other External 
Violence a pl ae Malew: Wate eee... 234, PP '72" oo 63 
1760 Not Classed | 
(Open Verdict); 1 | es vs 1 Paniglesmieme ce te) 243; 4) 50. |, 119° | 74 
No. 10.—CAUSES of DEATH during the Quarter ended 30th June, 1910. 
, aye Average 
Now ol out number 
Causes of Death. Deaths re goes Causes of Death. De a Haiti 
June quarter. June quarter, 
GENERAL DISEASES. Locat DisEasEs—continued. 
Epidemic Diseases. Broncho-pnermonia ... as be ods 93+4 
Pneumonia .. 37 
Typhoid ohh S bs : i er Fes oe 183 Other Diseases of the Respiratory System .. 14 20°9 
Measles.. es ass 6 2:4 
Scarlet Fever ... Ase 4 3°4 Ulcer of the Stomach * ee Bae ee : 
Whooping-cough coe 2 £3°7 Gastritis as vee selihane O 155 
Other Diseases of the Stomach 6c cy 1 
Diphtheria and oe 300 sd soll eB 16°4 
Influenza er vi ibe we vant B 41 Diarrhea and Enteritis (under 2 years) ...| 88 
” : op chronic] 6 126°7 
Dysentery ne sce ore ta cov ig tek 30 re i (over 2 years) ..| 17 
Plague .. nes is Bek Lage 43 
Other Epidemic ‘Diseases... 4 bal oe 5°4 Hernia, Intestinal Obstruction a a a 11°6 
Cirrhosis of the Liver SC Oe 5 9 144 
Other Diseases of the Liver.. me 5 8 84 
Other General Diseases. : Peritonitis hc ah cr Ane : 2 41 
Appendicitis ... ses vee 9 12°7 
Septicemia .. s « ae sae ae 3:0 
Tuberculosis—Lungs .. soc ...| 103 111°9 Other Diseases of the Digestive System ,.,| 13 13°1 
He Other Organs... a0 ee bee 120 19°1 
m General tee ote vate 4°5 Bright’s Disease soni. es 86'7 
Syphilis ue see Ki Ree Beal ee A 8:4 Other Diseases of the Urinary System oerlen oe 24°5 
Cancer ... ase ove ive aes .. | 136 136°2 
Diseases of the Genital Organs... sbi 75 
Rheumatism, Acute and Chronic, and Gout} 12 99 
Puerperal Condition ... 18 24°3 
Diabetes ay coal! 12:9 Diseases of the Skin and Cellular Tiesue ...| 13 8°6 
Anemia, Chlorosis, Leucemia ae coche Ls 12°9 Diseases of the Organs of Locomotion ae ih. Oi 50 
Alcoholism, Acute and Chronic we aan 3 6:2 
Other General Diseases A ade Ec ame 3 50 Congenital Malformations ... ee palin ale 142 
fe © Congenital Debility .., Pe Ado cise pare Ul 42°2 
Locat DIsEAsEs. Premature Birth a silence 69°9 
Other Diseases Peculiar to Infancy ... Realugtys = 4°9 
Meningitis Bris he see Pay at ah 12°5 Old Age rae oie 5G pare es 53 71:0 
Cerebro-spinal Meningitis ce 3 30 
Congestion and Hemorrhage of the Brain...| 70 62°2 
VIOLENCE. 
Paralysis, without indicated cause ... em ae ig 11°4 = 
General Paralysis and Insanity _.... | 28 16°8 Suicide ... one vis ns oe reno hs 15°9 
Convulsions of Infants Re eee che ke 15°7 Accidents sea Ec xe ar sal] EY 55°5 
Homicide os ane 2 4°7 
| Other Diseases of the Nervous System ...) 25 30 1 Not Classed (Open Verdict) ... a pas ypese 54 
| Diseases of Sense... ae ise * 3 ae | 
| Endocarditis . ee ee kee 1340: ILL-DEFINED. 
a Organic Diseases of the Heart El w..| 144 i J, me 
: Other Diseases of the att bsg $e i 23°7 Ill-defined Causes. vee ove oo | 22 0 
Fi ies . ve c . a 581 Totalee sss ho ae .. | 1,446 | 1,569°7 
j 
. 


rae erate oie tad Set 650 ee ee a 
Norg.—In the above table allowance Las been made for increase in population in deducing the average numbers for the June quarter for the 
previous five years. 4 


3670 : NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. (6 Jury, 1910. 


4 —————" 
VITAL STATISTICS OF METROPOLIS—continued. 


No, 11.—BIRTHS and DEATHS registered in the Metropolis during the Quarter ended 
30th June, 1910. - 


Births ILLEGITIMATE Deaths 
Estimated BIRTHS. per BIRTHS DEATHS. per 
Municipality. Me be $ ee (included in foregoing), cps 
Dec., 1909 Popu- ee 
Males. |Females.| Total, | #tio™ || Males. | Females.| Total. || Males. |Femaler.' Total. | tion. 
SYDNEY ae ae ...| 126,700 250 224, ATA | 3°74 25 19 44 |) 88 86 174 | 137 
Hospitals, &c.* .., Pegi oasis S15) 87 FESS | ney 44, 43 87 179 108.| 287] ... 
| 126,709 349 311 660 | 5:21 69 62 | 131 267 194 | 461 | 3°64 
Camperdown (included 
above). ...| 9,100 27 26 58 | 582 1 2 3 7 tf 14 | 1°54 
SUBUEBS— 
Balmain .-| 380,380 95 109 204)... 3 5 8 29 82 Gl | vcs 
North- Leichhardt ...| 24,140 id. ¢ 173 aaa L ae =) 18 20 33 oes 
western ) Annandale ...|_ 10,670 42 26 68 4] oa 1 ase 1 8 Hf Ieee Occee 
Glebe e-.| 20,650 67 63 135 Ws. 5 2 7 20 10 304 eas 
85,840 281 299 580 | 6°76 13 if 20 75 69 | 144 | 1°68 
W est Newtown .-»| 26,680 117 97 D1 Sel Gees if 6 13 19 27 AG aNy ess 
Codkea’ { Brkineite JE! (fe20 22 36 BB diets a (tol et 5 4 2 
St. Peter’s Bret ytorylke@) 36 26 62 1 1 2 6 7 13 A 
| 41,940 175 159 334 | 7:96 8 # 15 30 38 68 | 1°62 
( Redfern a1] 24,109 74, 79 153 aes 10 6 16 15 23 Ged ace 
Darlington ...! 3,400 Af 9 16 ces on de uate 3 4 i oon 
East Waterloo ». | 10,530 34 40 74 Se 1 a 1 12 La ees ae 
Central } Alexandria ...|_ 11,000 40 38 78 *- 1 2 ae 12 7 Oa ens 
| Botany | 4,250 18 21 307 Fass 1 aes 1 4 a Ld | see 
North Botany...| 5,610 V7, 10 27 Alaeeee Ese ac nub 2 3 Sik nue 
58,890 190 197 387 | 6°57 13 8 21 43 55 103 | 1°75 
Paddington ...| 22,570 75 50 125 0 8 1 9 16 17 33 oe 
Randwick is.| 15,980 57 At 10L Be 1 1 2 12 13 25 a3 
Eastern <4 Waverley ...| 18.54) res 75 6) ... 4 be 4 15 18 38 ae 
Woollahra ....|_ 15,460 4S 39 87 si 2 He 2 6 ll 17 ise 
Vaucluse ieee SO) 3 4, 7 a ete bei stg os 1 Retacitas 
74,370 254 212 466 | 6:27 15 2 V7 49 60 109 | 1:47 
( Ashfield oh 9,970 59 51 110 des see an ee 1l 19 30 ove 
| Burwood «s.| 9,100 25 27 52 tee i 1 2 6 9 15 eo 
Enfield «| 8,270 7 6 Jt ae 58 ie “ae 2 4 6 ‘ 
Concord ..| 8,640 9 9 18 oF a ie ay 5 5 LOLS ee 
Western < Strathfield ...) 2,80) 5 3 Bil ae ny as cacepa 2 3 Bie ee 
Homebush fe §50 6 4 10 we wee es ea 1 1 2 ee 
Drummoyne ...| 8,020 23 29 AB Se os, + bee a 13 4 17 za 
; Marrickville ...| 27,100 97 71 REG fe. iL hi i 26 20 46 | ou 
(Petersham _....}_ 40,110 63 41 104.4) Ge. 2 2 4 15 19 34 | ase 
95,560 294: 232 526 | 5°60 4, 3 7 81 84 165 | 1°73 
Canterbury ...| 9,680 38 48 86 aie 1 Nan if 3 5 8 ise 
Hurstville... 7,050 27 19 AGT is. oak sis at 8 2 HO ih) ctase 
Southern 4 Bexley {| 5,940 10 5 Siok. 1 re 1 | 4 3 T aneee 
Kogarah é 6,880 30 26 56 eee 2 soe 2 9 9 18 eee 
Rockdale le A2Z790 60 62 122 re 3 2 2 | 6 16 22 ate 
—————_—_—- _- _ _—_———— | SSS —_ — | — 
42,310 165 160 325 | 7°68 4 2 6 30 35 65 | 1:54 
North Sydney...| 31,600 89 | 111 | 200] .., 5 6} 11 i) oh jes Pea 
Mosman ...| 12,800 34 40 74 UE 2 2 4 7 5 12 ae 
Willoughby ...} 11,630 46 37 83]... ods it 1 16 10.32 A267 aes 
Northera ' Tane Cove... 4,060 6 4 10 Bs ae oe aon ae Seis ia Sarah 
+ Manly... ...) 10,140 24 20 cn aes 1 1 2 11 44 (odBolonde 
Ryde ... ...| 4,580 Meee we it Dive’. 1 * 1 3 
; Hunter’s Hill...) 4,520 10 8 18 Al ae 2, 2 2 
| Eastwood es 930 10 1 V1 ms wa sia 2 
80 250 229 232 461 | 5°74 9 12 21 
Suburban Hospitals, &c.*] ..... ; 164 142 306} ... 59 53 | 112 
Torar—SuBugss ...| 479,200 | 1,752 | 1,633 | 3,385 | 7:06 |) 125] 94] 219 
Srpney __...| 126,700 349 311 660 | 5°21 69 62) sil 
3 oe ney ‘ 
MRTEOPOLIS...| 605,900 | 2,101 | 1,944] 4,045 | 6°68 || 194 156 | 350 


* Forty-four deaths in hospitals from Epidemic Diseases have been distributed amongst the Municipalities, according to their orici = 
Sydney 12, Balmainl, Leichhardt 1, Glebe 2, Newtown 2, Redfern 1, Waterloo 2, Alexandria J, Bolaay ig North Datauy 1 ae ea 
Randwick 2, Ashfield 7, Marrickville 8, Petersham 2, Kogarah 1, Rockdale 1, North Sydney 3, Willouzhby 2,and Manly 3. 4 “ 


Notr.—Since the Ist January, 1909, the Municipality of Camperdown has been included in the City of Sydney, and has been shown separately. 


6 Jury, 1910.] § NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 3671 
VITAL STATISTICS OF M&TROPOLIS —continued. 
No. 12.—INFANTILE MORTALITY—June Quarter—Comparative Table. 
Sydney. Suburbs. - Metropolis, 
Tear. Deaths Deaths Deaths Deaths Deaths Deaths 
Births. under per 1,000 Births. under per 1,000 Births, under per 1,000 
1 year. Births. 1 year. Births. 1 year. Births, 
1901 .. ; 709 81 114 2,370 255 108 3,079 336 109 
1902 80 f 740 72 97 2,523 279 lil 3,263 351 108 
1903 aS 668 83 124 2,544 240 94 3,212 323 102 
1904 ns . 601 68 118 2,623 211 80 8,224, 279 87 
1905 *S A 655 54 82 2,799 291 104, 8,454 345 100 
1906 “e oon : 589 57 o7 2,894 225 78 8,483 282 81 
1907 42% 641 74, 117 2,946 276 94, 3,587 350 98 
1908 5c 589 48 82 2,960 240 81 3,549 288 81 
1909 as i ie 659 75 114 3,059 194, 63 3,718 269 72 
1910 nee < 660 68 103 3,385 227 67 4,045 295 73 
Mean of 10 years 651 63 104. 2,810 243 87 3,46L 811 90 
See Note to Table No. 5. 
No. 13.—BIRTHS and BIRTH-RATE-— June Quarter—Comparative Table. 
Month. | 1901. | 1902. | 1908, | 1904. | 1905. | 1906, | 1907. | 1908. | 1°09. | let ise seg <a 
NUMBER OF BIRTHS. 
Aprils. ie 1,010 | 3,099 | 1,080 974 996 | 1,120 | 1,322 | 1,175 | 1,222 | 1,382 | 11,380 
May ... 1,112 1,178 1,051 1,129 1,205 1,210 1,183 1,128 1,238 3,406 11,840 
June ... vee) t BOR $36 | ,1,081 | 1,121 |/° 1,258 | 1,188 1-182 | 1,246 | 1,258 | 1,257 | 11,304 
Quarter... 3,079 3,263 3,212 3,224 3,454 3,483 3,087 3,549 3,718 | 4,045 34,614 
BIRTH-RATE PER 1,000 OF POPULATION, 
April... 2°06 2°17 2°08 1:86 1°88 2°05 2°33 2°01 2°04, | 2°28 2°08 
May 2°26 2°32 2°03. 2°15 2°27 2°22 2°09 1°93 2°07 2°32 216 
June... 1:95 195 2°08 2°14 2°36 2°12 191 21S 2:10 2:07 2°08 
Quarter... vor) O27 644 6°19 6:15 651 6°39 6°33 6°07 21 6°67 6:32 


DEATHS and DEATH-RATE—June Quarter—Comparative Table. 


Month. 1901, 1902. | 1908. 1904, 1905. 1906. 1907. 1908. 1909, 1910, nek mead 
NUMBER OF DEATHS. 
(Seo ya Se) aa aS: 1°98) CES ee 
April... ‘ 463 473 482 417 450 438 507 | 487 491 456 4,664 
May ... 462 507 460 493 539 486 56/ 453 487 513 4,972 
June ... “ee 545 467 483 591 461 44h 469 529 464 477 4,950 
Quarter... 1,470 | 1,447 | 1,425 | 1,506 | 1,450 | 1,368 | 1,563 | 1,469 | 1,442 | 1,446 | 14,586 
DEATH-RATE PER 1,000 OF POPULATION. 
April aces be hy 8 98 98 ‘79 85 80 89 83 “82 75 85 
May ... ed Ce ate 89 6 le 12 +] 89 4 Ucn 77 ‘81 85 ‘91 
ee ae ees bs 92 ‘93 | 11s B76). 6 Ri “86 90 17 79 90 
Quarter... 2-49 2 85 2°75 2°87 2°74 >| 2°50 2°78 2°50 2°40 2°39 2°66 


Norz.—The figures in the foregoing Report are compiled from preliminary returns, and are subject to revision at 
the end of the year. 


Government Statistician’s Office, 


Sydney, 1st June, 1910. 


JOHN 


B. TRIVETT, 


Government Statistician. 


3672 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. [6 Jury, 1910. 


QUARTER: x LICENSING COURTS. 
PUBLIOANS, BREWERS, SPIRIT MERCHANTS, &O. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Quarterly Licensing Courts, under the Liquor Act, 1898, and the Liquor (Amendment) Act, 19( 5, 
for the consideration of applications for Publicans, Colonial Wine, Brewers, "and Spirit Merchants, Booth, Stand, or Packet 
fsicenses, renewals, removals, and transaction of other business, will be holden at the respective Oourt-houses and Police Offices et 
the following places, on the dates and hours specified. 


1 
When Court to be held. 
Date of Notice from 


Licensing District. Gonvend gS al anes Sc || Se Convened by 
Date. Hour. 

Albury ... san ai aoe ...| 20 June, 1910 ..| 18 July, 1910 ...| 11 | J. J. Kingsmill, C.L.C. 
Armidale ., ae oe ae eM LOutieey oo PSA pei BD 0s ss .| 10 | E. M. Cohen, C.P.S. 
Balranald Ban se Ate el 69: ee pi Acta ed Boece ms seni fe a W. OC. Geikie, C.P.S. 
Barraba ... ac es aes are |) LOM, c Se 8 3 2 | P. H. Eldridge, ©.P.S. 
Bathurct... ee aoe Neg Par Aceh ge SRS ee ; ..., 11:30 | F. W. Broughton, C.P.S. 
Bega oe ap x2 ae ma 013 J une ered Sik< 5s rs ..| LL | C. E. Barnes, C.P.S. 
Bellingen MA, Nase Laas = Sao Pye BS ween Leal ee WG. Johnston, C.P.S. 
Berrima joe Vale) . 500 2 80 Mayne os, ae oer 5 ..| IL | @. 8. Shepherd, ‘OPS. 
Bombala .. aoe 4B ee alee | snes eae 55 i; ..| 11 | H. B. Copeland, C.P.S. 
Bourke ... Bee see Ries Reel) a) ays 55 Re LB 5) .| LL .| J.B. McCalloch, C.L.C. 
Braidwood 5p ee se seal 23 May,” a, coal ee ch | 10 | G.R. Williams, OP. S. and C.L.C, 
Brewarrina wig ul 9 Junesea ss, FB £ | Il | J. B. Scotie, O.P.S. 
Brisbane Water (Gosford) ee oa Bh oe , Se ee fon ~ Sell ee On nell Wu osbera Cs. Pace 
Burrowa.. ; “tt Esci pel Ole 8 : ES) Ue: ere . sje LO >| PME. B. Barnett, C,P:S. 
Camden ... 8c “04 Si ea 5 eae 9 Ae ea rs | 10 | W.Schwarer, A.C.P.S. 
Campbelltown ... A Ae | 18 Mayy = 5, ate 55 = | 1L | C.B. Foster, A.C.P.S. 
Carcoar ... ar a noe serie O es unese eas a ee RORY va - ...{| 10 | R P. Browne, O.P:S. 
Condobolin 480 aes Bbc ion L9 Mayen 4, Fle 5 s fs, 2 H. Breakell, C. LS: 
Coonamble we of rae sel) sad eye ae, Sie tee " lela) Win O;, Hanlon, A.C.L.C. 
Cootamundra ... iv <a GAD Ags os | 2a t ..| 10 | H. EF. W. Fletcher, C.P.S. 
Corowa ... see ass &b Sa LS aes 3 sale uakes £3 see) at ER. ugh es CRs: 
Cowra ... Ree ais rive Re LO as; i“ 20" ts, . ...| 10 | J. Miller, C.P.S, 
Deniliquin des was 55, fea iy Scene Mi 5 oe eb Pak. Kamp a Gabe c, 
Dowling (Milton) = Rape. oo RR Fs ” Zeal asta =F pet LOpe ei dst Daley.aC, bis: 
Dungog ... 50 4a ae 36 % PAM NCAP? Boer Pi «| 10 | A.D. Donnelly, C.P.S. 
Eden... esa aes ep ees edi $ Za. | ORNS i" col LO) ES AT Mahotuys O1l-C: 
Germanton sz nee ee ale 20 we ‘A Sell ena » cea LOM id ek blealy, An©, bes: 
Glen Innes ‘iss ene aes sa chen dianens + eel Mor . ...| 10 | W. D. Stafford, C P.S. 
Goulburn nes Vas eee trea a ayae aes Roald ee 3 i--| LOS) HE, Pe Ousick; A.O.P.S. 
Grafton ... ae Fr i «..| 23 June <4, See Ds f ..| IL | M, Cleeve, C.L.C, 
Grenfell ... ie an spt cooled: eae ies |e2 Singers . aur 2 | H.J. Jeffreys, C.P.S. 
Gusnedah vie to ave eal oo Oa s Se ees ee 3 .-| 10 | C.C. Weston, C.L.C. 
Hay ee ato es va =o Ne ea i wee ee ae, cp Recta LL E. Harrison, C.P.S. 
Hillgrove ae coe ee see} BURN Layer 5, er sf Ba in 10 | W. G. Hazell, C.P.S. 
Hillston .., ee son 500 ..| 4dune, ,, ot LS a ooh LOS AL MED on CRS: 
Inverell .., ee one ds eecll 12 Leerss 5 eet] Qa ee yy 5 Marella Ow: Vindin, C.L.C. 
Jerilderie ate aoa oo co EO ee F ess ge domes : | 10 | John Curry, ‘A.C.P.S. 
Kempsey... soe én ies so4|, SO cee Ps it ae Oa a ...( 11-30 | G. W. H. Davies, C.L.C. 
Kiama ... oie ane sia woul 20 Lay, os, col eaorneas . . | 10 | G. Wheeler, C.L.C. 
Lismore ,., tes oe die neal ord Une, wees Pe altels Ges. 3 te Lk pol Aces. ©, purkeuOnis.G. 
Maclean .., ie 56, |e ie Pees fa spol eae r. .-| 10 | C. W. Swiney, C.P.S. 
Maitland (West Maitland) ase wal LEE ss os pal LOE, 5 » | 10 | R. Waddell, C.L.C. 
Manning River (Taree) me poolk alo. > pale Omee 4 ron tel tea Acs Ges Olson, C.L.C. 
Menindie.. ZAY es s Seale . Sill edtere C. J.C. Hullick, A.C.P.S. 
Metropolitan (Central Police Court). 30 May,” 3, reel’ Vata gs 5 2 | BF. P. Meares, AC.P.S. and CM. 
Milparinka see aie One aes Post eeOleae. “3 1l PaGe Williamson, L.C. 
Mitcheil Maes ed ce eed leary mas noel ab eee £ «| 11 | C. Wenholz, C.P. S. 
Molong ... + ae Sone Biiwaates: 75, Beall, ees 3 ..| 12 | F.S. Murray, C.P.S. 
Moruya ae a ie ace : Bits , ser eben, a ..| 11 | M.E. Soane, C.P.8. 
Murrurundi .., 350 set $0484) 5 a sel ine ees 5 vy LL, ald GibsonmO. by O, 
Murwillumbah ... ne ie CE be op % SBelh oe 5 Tier Oh Ss hel Meads, C.P.S. 
Narrandera aie ees sce sea 20 ee er Sell Oras 3 Perle Ok 2 Papua Hamblin, C.L.O. 
Newcastle vee rs ose | be) ie ee = Reale ore 3 Arlleplize olla sb ds ie Chippindall, C.P.S. and C.M. 
Nymagee .. ie ate ce rao OnM ay sims aioli kOe, . vote» 10 9), Ss TD. Capitt A. GP. 8. 
Nyngan ... on one rie Bee eo ce Ales i el (Geass 2 ree] eel Oe ae ae... buss 
Orange .., aie be ae cent iie 2 te 11, aes seal Rane Dp ole ll wel oH Wd eary, Gal@s 
Parkes .. aah +f ae ciglpels ds Fs # wae BOOP; Fy set dL) SW A dams, C2P:S! 
Parramatta sab tae ne alae ues; cf ee re £ vl LO. RG Addison. Oda, 
Penrith ... sh 500 a ei LO us, 5 <xale LOwmis i belied we (RANE ®, Green, C.L.O, 
Picton... wa “ee na OSs * 4 eo _ ecal ek st al Osnit Hogue, C.P.S. 
Queanbeyan... Spc css ceo, > Sea ve . | 12 | W.O. Russell, C.P.S. 
Quirindi .. Bas Ae cen Ae ee ge 5 peo O irs 5 lL 2a. Ross: O.P.3. 
Raymond Terrace ack eae seal ions "p ros ltee Our a35 . sone LOR POG imshaw, A.C.P.8 
Richmond River (Casino) mee ei] Ray . elke mars * .-| 10 | O. W. Small, C.P.S. 
Rylstone .. Ae 56 vee <,.| 20 May, - 5 seni Orr, 55 ..| 11 | E. Howe, C. LC. 
Scone... ae are bie jt) LS es $3 doit Gy = ar “ fre kL) | AS McDougall, CPAs. 
Singleton... ae 508 x0 | 13 May, ,, Hole tee. A ” ..| 11 | P. BE. Eldershaw, C.P.S. 
Temora ... as a at -..| at June; 5 cas ee Oornine a voll oe el oH roo ks ma ee 
Tumbarumba ... aie Hes Re farses) 3 By PEON ek 35 + ...| 12 | W.M. Fincham, O.P.C. 
Uralla ... one as ids eae Ps Oy 28as, . | IL |G. P. L. Hungerford, C.L.C. 
Wagga Wesge <y Se - 9) 28. Mayj. Syne saad, 2 Lat LO 1ST SD: Walker) Jb eaP.S: 
Walgett .. a ae vee Bue Wrarreelicwe etsy os Ul ge geties a .-| IL | W.T. Nicholson, ie C.P.S. 
Warren ... Fy: ee ae -.4| SlMay oe, elie ees Ag a 2 | J. T. Cleary, C.P.8. 
Wellington xe Ee ae Ss nail Mar 3 | 11 | 8. B.Gomm, A.C.P.S. 
Wentworth Br 0 me nt) 13 ngy Se eee el oie. x | 11 | ©. A.Arnold, C.P.S. 
Wollongorg... 5h fee coa|n a0 eh UO, ey Bello oe ha “yy ..| 11 | J. Saunders, O.P. 8. 
Yass ras oe a hee a 2h we 3 sec -2Oy 5 ...| 10°30 | W. Scott, C.L.C 
Young .., ae eee ee mete hia 8 aiv2bha 3 BS 2 | R. W. Collins, C.L.C. 


a cc ee ee ee eee ee 


6 Jury, 1910.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 3673 


DISTRICT COURTS. 
NOTICE is hereby given that District Courts will be holden at the Court-house at the places and at the times hereunder specified, 


When Court to he held. 


a | lant tor | agBtlt ugg | Revista by whom notc glen 
Date. Hour. : 
Cootamun?ra 5 | 13 July, 19:0..., 10 | 25 June, 1910.| 2June, 1910...) H, F. W. Fletcher. 
Forbes ts a oe igs Se See LOM 23 -, y -| 23) Mays 0 waeH. Ts Adame, 
Hay... st we i 4 Aug, 5 «| 10 | 18Jduly, 4, ...| 28June,” ,, ....| E. Harrison, 
Lismore .., ee LS ees eee LO DAugey *. ...| -2duly, Ae. PAB: Ce Burke: 
Orange ... =e Soe id ein is Seecie LO Remeercces sates 2Juce, , «| H. L. Leary. 
Wagga Wagga... Ale 2O ae y eb LO SRA UC erLOLOnale aha. » «| J. D. Walker, J.P. 
Wollongong Her weal LaLULyeee ee sate LO AN UL Yay ore se: lie daaares 9 «| J. Saurdera. 
[89] Department of Fisheriee, 


Sydney, 6th July, 1910, 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER CULTURE. 
T is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture the 
portions of land set opposite their respective names, as mentioned hereunder. 
Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Departmect Caily, excepting 
Saturdays, between 11 and 3 o’elock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock. 
Any person may, by memorial to the Board of Fisheries, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds to 


be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. 
J. A. BRODIE, 


Secretary. 
Length 
pres Applicant. Locality. Parish. County. oe tobe of 
: : Foreshore.| “4°%5°- 
TweEED RIVER. Yards. 


Fortey. south-westerly from the south-east corner 
of T. G. Hague’s portion No. 148 of 80 


6269 | John Simpson and G. H.| On a northern bank of the river, extending| Terranora... 
| acres, and fronting that portion. 


Rous <3). 2 609 5 years 
| 
| 


Hawkessury RIVER. 


Cowan _,..| Cumberland. 


being identical with applicant’s expired 


6531 | Henry C. Dangar ...| At the north-east end of Dangar Island, 
| oyster lease No. 3,067. 


865 aoe 


PsnsBurta RIVER. 


the river, 193 yards ncrthoriy from the 
Public Oyster Reserve. 


6179 | William John Moore- 
head. 


On the eastern bank of the North Arm a Panbula " Auckland "| 150 | 15 years 


BERMAGUI RIVER, 


Dampier ...{ 1000 5 years 


Paul Bartholomew Bet- 
tiniand Henry Bremer 


6449 
the eastern end of Joseph Underhill’s 


On the northern bank of the river, oder Bermag ui ... 
oyster lease No. 6,362. 


BELLINGER RIVER. 


6544 ] John James McGeary...{ On a western bank of the river near the) South Bel- | Raleigh “4 500 | 15 years 
northern point of entrance to Back Creek. linger, 


CiypDE RIVER. 


6518 | Timothy Wray... ...| On the eastern bank of McLeod’s Creek, Bateman ...| St. Vincent.. 150 5 years 
lying between A. J. Clarke’s oyster leases 
Nos. 6,189 and 3,409. ‘ 

6519 Do ne ...| On the eastern bank of McLeod’s Creek, at do nae do se1| oe LOO Sas 
the south-western end of A. J. Clarke’s 
oyster lease No. 6,1&9. 

6520 Do ae ...| On the western bank of McLeod’s Creek, at, Goba st do Peale 200 i ag? 
eouthern end of A. J. Clarke’s oyster lease 
No. 6,528. 


No. 107, 6 Jury, 1910.— 3. 


3674 -N.W-SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZKETE, No. 107. [6 Jury, 1910; 


Mines Department Notices, 


[17] eae ee ee ; Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 1,035 MADE UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF SEOTION 14 (3), 
MINING ACT, 1906. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to direct that, from and after 
H. 2°30 p.m. on the abovementioned date, that part of Reserve No. 1,035 made under the provisions of section 14 (3) of the 
Mining Act, 1905, exempting certain land from occupation under any Miner’s Right or Business License, notified 16th 
September, 1908, which is embraced by the accompanying description, be revoked, and it is hereby revoked accordingly. 


(19].0-4,686 Misc. } W. H. WOOD. 
DESCRIPTION. ; 
Purpose. Stra lieaal County. Parish. Area. Part revoked. 
7 a. tap, ; : 
From occupation under any miner’s| 16 S2pt., 1908) Yancowinna | Picton ...; O 0 84/| That part within portion 2,420,— 
right or business license. (about). on plans catalogued Y. 618- 
2,186 and Ms. 750 Be. 


[18] : Department of Mines, 
; Sydney, 6th July, 1910, 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 932, MADE UNDER SECTION 26, MINING ACT, 1874, 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to direct that, from and after 
Ai - 2°30 p.m. on the abovementioned date, that part of Reserve No. 932, under section 26, Mining ‘Act, 1874, exempting 
certain land from occupation for mining, residence, or business purposes, under any Miner’s Right or Business License, which is 
embraced by the accompanying description, be revoked, and it is hereby revoked accordingly. 


£1910-4,686 Misc.] W. H. WOOD. 
DESCRIPTION. 
Purpose. Ba ett | County. | Parish. Area. Part revoked. 
—_——- | U oe 
, | nel. DD» 
From occupation for miving,| 31 Oct., 1905 | Yanco- | Picton ...| 0 38 23.8) That part within portion 2,42),—as shown 
vesidence, or business pur- winna. on plan catalogued Y. 618-2,186. 
poses, under miner’s right, &c. | 
[19] : Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 919 MADE UNDER SECTION 26, MINING ACT, 1874. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to direct that, from and after 

2°30 p.m. on the abovementioned date, that part of Reserve No. 919, under section 26, Mining Act, 1874, exempting 
certain land from occupation for residence or business purposes, under any Miner’s Right or Business License, which is 
embraced by the accompanying description, be revoked, and it is hereby revoked accordingly. 


[1910-4,686 Misc. ] W. H. WOOD. 
DESCRIPTION. 
Purpose, eats | County. | Parish. | Area, | Part revoked. 
: 4 
a © D. 

From occupation for residence or 26 April, 1905) Yanco- Picton ...| O 3 87 | That part within portion 1,314, 
business purposes under any miner’s winna. —as shown on plan catalogued 
right, &c. Alma 1 Roll. 

t 
[20] Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 919, MADE UNDER SECTION 25, MINING ACT, 1874. 


JIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to direct that from and after 

2°30 p.m. on the abovementioned date, that part of Reserve No. 919, under section 26, Mining Act, 1874, exempting 

certain land from occupation for residence or business purposes, under any Miner’s Right or Business License, which is 
embraced by the accompanying description, be revoked, and it is hereby revoked accordingly. 


[1910-4,686 Misc.] W. H. WOOD. 
DESCRIPTION. 
Purpose. N ne ee | County. | Parish. Area. Part revoked, 
é “\ lig) Bends , 
From occupation for residence} 26 April, 1905 | Yanco- Picton ...| 0 8 87 | That part within portion 1,3810,—as shown 
or business purposes under winna. on plan catalogued Alma 1 Roll. 
any miner’s right, &c. 


} 


6 Jury, 1910.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 3675 


[21] L8 Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 932 MADE UNDER SECTION 26, MINING ACT, 1874, 


TR3 Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has teen pleased to direct that, from and after 
4 2:0 p.m. on the abovementioned date, that part of Reserve No 982, under section 26, Mining Act, 1874, exempting certain | 
Jand from occupation for mining or for residence or business purpores, under any Miner’s Right, or Business or Mineral License, 
or for the construction of dams, water-races or reservoirs, which is embraced by the accompanying description, be revoked, and it 
is hereby revoked accordingly. 


[1910-4655 Mise], |. - W. H. WOOD. 
DESCRIPTION. 
Pa _ Date of = | 
pose, Nottaaation. County. Parish. Area, Part revoked. 
a. rp. 

From occupation for mining o.| 81 Oct., 1605.) Yanco- Picton 1 0 O| That part within portion 2,493,—as shown 

for residence or business pur- winna. on plan catalogued Y. 623-2,186. 

poses, under apy miner 

right, ete. 
[16] . Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


N Tl. ES TO APPLIOANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING AND FOR PURPOSES IN CONNKOTION WITH 
MINING; TO LESSEES UNDER SUCH LEASES, AND TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. 


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT— 


THE undermentioned applications for Leases of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, have been approved | 
by Hia Excellency the Governor and the Executive Council. 


Departmental No. nee Name, hehe Locality, | Area, | E | Reine 
FOR GOLD-MINING LEASES, 
(1910-5,632 L.B.; 5,634 L.B ) Bx Pe De 
Fifield 4°| I4na Be K. Bors... ...( GL 3 | County Kennedy, parish Somerset; 12 0 0 | 20 | 14 Mar., 1910 
Condobolin 13*| 31 W.Conlon ..,. oe » 2 | County Cunningham, parish Els-| 4 0 0 | 20/ 25 April, ,, 
more. 
Fifield 5t) 154) ©, Bors ne | 95 4 | County Kennedy, parish Somerset} 15 O O | 2) | 14Mar, _,, 

Fs 6 16 W. Neilson and anr| , 5 do do 2 LO On) 2050 15a, 3 
Nowra 9| 43 | A. Hay ae wl 5, IL | County St. Vincent, parish Danjera| 4 3 36 | 20} 9 Oct. 1909 
Drake 85 62 L. O. Paulsen & ors. ,, 18 | County Buller, parish Antimony 50: +O | 20 | 25 Nov., 5, 

BT 386 | 63 Do CO EVEL do do BHUOs OC 10 F200) 125 yy ij 

FOR A LEASE FOR MINING PURPOSES. 
(191C-5,903 LB ) es 
Rockley 6 | 80 | D. K. Inglis and | GL 53 | County Westmoreland, parish Trepe| 4 0 “0 | 20 | 23 Nov., 1909 


* Asmodified. =  f Part of surfac2 reserved. 


THE undermentioned applicaticns for Mining Leases of Private Landa, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, have been 
approved by His Excellency the Governor and the Executive Council. 


[1910-5,395 ; 5,714; 5,633 L.B.J 


De. artmental No. iii Name, | gon | Locality. | Area. | | E | Fi ey 
(Ses Ua nay oF 
Rackley - 44* | 105 | A, Baker ... ...|P@L18, part] County Westmoreland, parish} 1 0 0| 20| 4Jan., 1910 
of 23. Baring. 

Blayney iL 17 | W. T. Smith ...| PGL 14, part! County Bathurst, parish Torrens 1 0 0 | 20 | 25 Feb, ,, 
é. | of 26. 

Bathurst 7 25 H.C. Slade ...|P@L 15, part! County Roxburgh, parish Win- 9 3 18 | 20 | 22 Oct., 1909 

| : of 3. burn, 


a I ee age a Ear eta el a ee 
* The whole of surface reserved. 


IT is intended to void the undermentioned Gold-mining Lease of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, 
and that notice of such voidance will be published in the Government Gazette of 20th July, 1910; and the land referred to 
in such lease will, after publication of the Government Gazette of that date (viz., at 2°30 o’clock p.m.), be open to be taken 
possession of, in terms of the Mining Act and Regulations. 


[1910-5,639 L.B.] 


Portion Locality. | Area, Date of Lease. 


No. 


Departmental No, tocal 


} 


a. \f. Pp: 
Orange 23) 47 | HE. Fuller... ..| @Z 10 | County Bathurst, parish Worcester .... 2 Q 0 | 2) April, 1910 


ee a a 


3676 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. = [6 Juty, 1910. 


NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &0.—continued. 


THE undermentioned applications for Leases of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, have been refuse. 


Departmental No. nm Name. Poy | Locality. | Area. | Application. 
FOR GOLD-MINING LEASES. 
(1910-5,241 L.B.; 5,242 L.B.; 5,243 L.B.; 5,245 L.B.; 5,637 L.3.; 5,638 L.B.] 
; a. Tr. Pp 

Nymagee 8; 12 , T.J. Glynn... nia] Chanentee County Mouramba, parish Gooree .-; 16 O vu | 29 Mar., 1910 

Coramba 25 | 25 | J. R. Parnell Spal coanoc County Fitzroy, parish Comlaroi aioe 707! LOnes; 7 
Parkes 25 | 26 | A. M. Pascoe ...| @LZ 200 | County Ashburnham, parish Parkes ...; 1 O 0 | 2) Nov., 1508 
Windeyer 17 | 16 | C.B. Cameron &anr. | ..... . | County Wellington, parish Warratra ...| 25 O O | 14 April, 1910 

% ISI AW Do Jo. Mpeenees do do | 25 0 0) 14 , pi 

+ 19 18 Do Goole aonuad do do seston O O14: ” 

Hill End 94; 101 | J.C. Rankin... 657] UPecebrs County Roxburgh, parish Bruinbun ...| 4 0 0/ 28 Feb, , 
Copeland 30! 380 | I.Johns... ... ...| GL 343 ' County Gloucester, parish Bindera ...) 25 0 9 | 19 Oct., -1909 

FOR A MINERAL LEASE. 
[1910-5,4636 L,.B.J 
Kempsey 2 6 R. F. Holmes andj; mul | County Dudley, parishes Panton ad 49 0 0 | 18 April, 1910 
}  ancther. Vernon. 


FOR A LEASE FOR MINING PURPOSES. 
[1910-5,635 L.B.] 


Fast Maitland 13 | 70 |Abermain Colliery or ML 38 pee Northumberland, parish Stanford 


0 3 my] 12 Nov., 1909 
(Ltd.). 


THE undermentioned Leases of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1903, have been voided, the Lessees 
having failed to execute and take delivery thereof when callel upon todo so. 


| Portion 


Loca 


Departmental No, No 


Name. Locality. Area. Date of Lease. 


No. 


GOLD-MINING LEASES. 
[1910-5,246 L.B. ; 5,217 L.B.; 5,248 L.B.; 5,252 L.B. 5,253 L.B.; 5,254 LB.) 


ees 0) 
Bullahdelah 1 3 | W. Johnson .. ..{ mr 4 | County Gloucester, parish Teleraree 1 114 | 30 Mar., 1910 
Delegate 18 | 38l | J. Roche and another) , 1 | Coonty Wellesley, parish Currowang ....| 7 115] 30 ,, , 
Windeyer 14} 12 | J. W. Winter & ors..| Gt 96 | County Wellington, parish Windeyer.... 5 0 0/|12Jan, ,, 
Drake 39 | 67 | T. R. Deyer andanr| ,, 12 | County Baller, parish Antimony. esa) OM Och aO Marian. 
Nundle 17 | 26 | B. Rackham and anr.| ,, 126 | County Parry, parish Nundle oir |e ee OE OU Ones. - 
Yambulla 83 | 88 | M.J. Pola ... 5 eas | County Auckland, parish Yambulla ,..) 2 2 4/80 ,, . 
MINERAL LEASE. 
| [1910-5,255 L.B.) 
Hillgrove 23 | 48 | A. H. Roach... as.| MLS | County Sandon, parish Metz .., “i O 212 | 13 April, 1910 


| 


THE undermentioned Mining Lease of Private Lands, in terma of the Mining Act, 19°6, has been voided, the 
Lessee having failed to execute and tak» delivery thereof when called upon to do so. 


[1910-5,640 L.B.] 


Departmental No. Pi Name. | eee Locality. | Area. | ipplcaten 
‘ a Me se Sap 
Yass 21 | 29 | The Praeterita Mining) pan 2 | County Murray, parish Toual ... ..| 10 0 O]| 29 Oct., 1909 


Company (Limited). Nace of 


THE undermentioned application for a Mining Lease of Private Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, has 
been voided, the Lessee having failed to pay the prescribed deed fee when called upon to do so. 


[1910-5,641 L.B.] 


Departmental No. tn Name. Portion No. Locality. | Area. | Application 
; Sih ER e Ps 
Yass 19 | 27 | The Practerita Mining] pat 1 (part| County Muray, parish Toual ...| 4 1 34 | 29 Oct., 1909 
Company (Limited). | of 32). 


a aaa a ee 


——_— 


6 Jury, 1910.] 


— 


THE undermentioned Leases of Crown Lands, 
Lessees, and unless the Lessees take delivery thereof withi 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107, 


NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &0.—continued. 
LEASES READY FOR DELIVERY. 


they will be voided. 


Lessees who desire to appoint an attorney to execute and take delivery of their leases can obtain a f. 


attorney on application at the Warden’s or any Mining Registrar's Office, or at this Department. 


If it be so desired, the leases can be forwarded for execution and delive 


Department at Sydney. 


in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, are now ready for delivery to the 
n the time mentioned in notice issued by the Warden or other Officer 


orm of power of 


ry to the Clerk of any Warden’s Court, or to the 


Departmental No ie Name. | . Hines Locality. | Area. | Date of Lease. 
GOLD-MINING LEASES, Damcliins ps 
Rockley 45, 89 | A. Ti. W. Hill @L~ 49 | County Westmoreland, parish Irene 25 0 0O| 28 June, 1910, 
Wilson’s : 
Dowofall z | 45 | L.G. Everingham ...) ,, 1 | County Baller, parish Koreelah LOR ORVOs| p25 ae. ny 
7 2/ 46 | HE. H. Everingham.,..| ,, 2 do do LOR ORROME AB Re ip 
eS 3 | 47 | J. Watson, senr. wi e8 do do LO MOTO aR 23 - 
‘i 5; 49 | H.S. L. Goord aie 5 do do LOM OP OMIE 2857", i 
Pambula IQ] Paden al ieee. «| y 18 | County Au-kland, parish Yowaka Py PAS ia Os . 
Wellington 19] 47 " Fi Savage | y 84 | County Bligh parish Nanim: ... oe OeOmeoOrss a 
5 21) 54 | - |. Astley and ors..| ,, 20 | County Bligh, parish Yarragal sole oo Ose Oni Soh 27, + 
~ Windeyer 16 | 15 srensen .., Gus 43 | County Wellington, parish Windejer...| 3 8 23 80 ,, 3 
& 191 
Bathurst 15; 30 | 2.C. Julius... | GL 17 | County Roxburgh, parish Melrose Se O ONES) Fr 
Coramba 26 | 28 Pod Cahille 74 » 53 | County Fitzroy, parish Moonee EOS Ose3 Ole, 5 
Wattle Flat 19 | 20 | \V. M. Rewell » 211 | County Roxburgh, parish Sofala? BeOn, Ole SO: ae ie 
Wyalorg 
West 80 | 81 | M. Halloran ., » 155 | County Gipps, parish Wyalong pie oO. 19 1-30. , y 
MINERAL LEASES. 
Cberon 44, 56 , W. McGregor ML 37 { County Westmoreland, parish Bansheaj 40 0 O | 28 June, 1910 
ni 49 | 65-°| D.J. Fitzpatrick » 4 | County Westmoreland, parishes Ban-| 40 U 0 | 28 _,, F 
shex1 and Abercorn. 
Tuena 10) 31 | J.Scymour ... .-| 5, 2 | County Georgiana, parish Gillindich ..; 10 O O} 29 ,, ” 
Copmanhurst 35 | 93 | The Grafton Copper} ,, 6 | County Gresham, parish Kaloe ee eZO ee Ome Oule a mee & 
mining Co. (Ltd ). 
Oberon 29 39 | W. A. McLean | y 16 | County We-:tmoreland, parish Banshe>| 40 0 0/| 29 ,, = 
= s0 | 40 Do ell appar do do Frade Om Ose 29 aan . 
Singleton ii 1 | G. Gane and others...| , 2 | County Durham, parish Darlington ...| 29 313] 29 ,, “ 
Wilson’s 
Downfall 24 | 43 | J. P. Thomasandanr.| ,, &4 | County Buller, parish Clarence Pel OL OM OnEZOne: és 
Tingha £0! 140 | H. Westerway -- » 51 County Hardinge, parish Cope’s Creek’ 20 0 O 29 ,, ff 
LEASES FOR MINING PURPOSES. 
Carcoar 2 12 | Lyndhurst Railway} au 52 | County Bathurst, parish Lyndhurst ...| 1 0 0 | 28 June, 1910. 
| and Mines(Limited). 
Broken Hill 8 87 | The Broken Hill Pro-| mz 218 | County Yancowinna, parish Picton .... 3 2 0O| 28 ,, 3 
| prietary Company | : 
(Limited). 


AUTHORITIES GRANTED UNDER SECTION 28, MINING ACT, 1874, CONVERTED INTO LEASES IN 
TERMS OF SECTION 24, MINING ACT, 1906. 


EN etoe applicetion Authority Name. Portion Locality. Area. Bes ne 
Convert. | to Convert. os No. : 
EE — 
1910. 25, ey 1910. 
76 14 Feb...| 1687 | Saywell’s Collieries) mp’s 20) County Cumberland, parish Southend) 59 2 22 | 28 June. 
(Limited). .& 21. : 
ve ~ 915 | E. A.M. Merewether| mp 1 | County Northumberland, parishh 5 2 O = 
and another. | | Kahibah. 


THE necessary evidence and report in reference to the application for a dredging lease set out in the Schedule 
hereto having been received, it has been determined that a lease shail be geanted of the area referred to in such application, 
subject to the general conditions to be observed in leases granted under the Mining Act, 1906, and to the following special 
conditions, viz. :— 

(1) That within a period of six months from the date of the lease the sum of six thousard pounds (£5,000) shall be 


expended int he construction of a steam dredge. 


(2) That the lessee shall not carry on dredging operations within 1 chain of the reserved road on the eastern bank of 
Timbarra River, without the consent of the Minister for Mines first bad and obtained. 


[1910-6,132 L.B.] 


Departmental No. "pepe Name, | Portion No. Locality. Area. | E | etcsucat 
Ba Tow 1 | 
Drake 10| 71 | J.H.Grille ...;| @t 6 | Counties Clive and Drake, parishes of 80 0 0] 20 | 12 Feb., 1910 
: Bloxsome & Hongkong. Embracing 
part of the bed and banks cf the | 
‘Timbarra River. 


3678 


NEW SOUTH WALES 


GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 


[6 Jury, 1910. 


157 
296 
304 
305 
319 
82) 


822 
324 
328 
331 
332 


333 


NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &o.—continued. 


IT is proposed to cancel the undermentioned Gold-mining Leases, and notice of cancellation thereof will be published 
in the Government Gazette of 2(th July, 1910; and the land referred to in such leases will, unless held under some other 
title, after publication of Government Gazette of that date (viz., at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for occupation, 
in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. 
[R. 1910-3,806, 3,847, 3,848] 


Name. 


Jappa Matheson 


Ballarat of New South Wales Gold- 


mining Co. or Liab: pe). 
Aa ee Eyles .. 
H. Butler 
B. J. Harris .. 
W. Gazzard and othera 


Je Dillones 
J. Duncan 


E. Davey and another 00 
J. R. Parker and another .., 


W.G. Parish ane we 

Do a wad 
T. Cooke AK ates ee 
W. Paton aes 
H.J.Thompson ... wag 
W. M. Collins and others ... 


| G. Humphreys 


R. B. Keast and mnooher 
Klondyke G@.M. Co. (N.L) 


Frame Fletcher ape aa 
L. Hasenkam 


A. J. Charker ise Sieg 


J. Notley and others 
A. J. Charker tee 


EH. J.Coman . 
G. H. Meares and ether of 
A. Ancerson.. 


Do - 
N, Bailey and enottiee 
E. Haugh 


W. J. Lewis.. 

G. Grady and others. 

The Yarrara 
(No- Liability). 


Klondyke 
(No-Liability ). 


| W. H. C. Lovely 


B. Claverie ... ina 


W. Stones... er 
John Noble ... ‘ str 
C. H Stubbs and another na 
W. Commons 

H. R Johnson and Anotner 
T. Spratt 

E. Isley 


H. Dewar... 
T. B. McFarland .., 

T. McAtamney and another 
J. Nightingale 
G. Auderson .. 


eee eee 


G. Humphreys and another 


Mines Prop: ietary 


Gold- -mining Company 


— 


| Peusits Locality. | Area, | Application No, 
Minine Aot, 1874. 
Batuurst Minine District. Bt pe 
| @L 344 | County Bathurst, parish Dunleary 2 0 O|\Mt.McDonald 378 
i » 8 | County Bathurst, parish Beneree 3 0 O| Orange 213° 
‘ | » 33 | County Georgina, parish Jeremy ..| 5 O 0 | Burraga 45 
«| 4, lO | County Bathurst, parish Oakley ..{| 10 0 O | Rockley 120 
a » 38 | County Bathurst, parish Calvert | 2 0° 0 | Orange 221 
w| 9, 27 | County Bathurst, parish Beaufort | 5 O O| Carcoar 576 
Cosak Minina Disrreicr. 
a au 3 { County Canbelego, parish Tritton sal 4 0 0} Nyngan 81 
» 54 | County Robinson, parish Moquilamba.... 4 0 O | Cobar 579 
HUNTER AND MAcLEay Minixe District. L.'s 
“| @u 332 | County Gloucester, parish Bindera ei 2 0 0 Copeland 992 
» 49 | County Gloucester, parish Craven cultu4 00 Pe 1014 
Lacuian Miyine District. 
@u 155 { County Ashburnham, parish Forbes 10 0 O | Forbes 443 
9) LGB, do do ae (Oe On i 462 
» 170 | County Ashburnham, parish Currajong... 1 0 0 /| Parkes 696 
‘ » 22 | County Monteagle, parish Bumbaldry..| 1 1 22 | Grenfell 128- 
» 118 | County Ashburnham, parish Cargo 8 0 O | Cargo 115. 
ete, do do 5 10.0 A 116 
» 8] County Kennedy, parish Wombin ~ 3 0.0] Alectown 55 
» 179 | County Ashburaoham, parish Parkes 6 O OO} Parkes 740 
» 12 | County Bland, parish Mugga .., 8 O 0O' Wyalong OL 
Muperr Minine Disteror. 
...| @L 28 | County Phillip, parish Gunta vang 4 0 0 | Gulgong 499 
5 Nilliles secs eal do do ae) Oo SO 500 
New Eneranp Minine@ District. 
Gut 45 | County Buller, parish Pocupar ... 4 0 0| Drake 763. 
County Clive, parish Maclean ... ant 0 0 - 765 
5 County Buller, parish Pocupar.., pai 6 }O. O *4 766 
Sourugern Miytne Disrricr. 
@t 103 ) County Dampier, parish Gulph... 3 0 0. Nerrigundah 219 
» 29 | County St. Vincent, parish Currock 5 0 O| Bateman’s Bay65 
» 7 | County St. Vincent, parish Ettrema 6 0 O| Nowra 131 
5728 do dor 4 0 0 5 132- 
» Lil | County Dampier, parish Noorooma 3 3 30 | Wagonga 299 
» 105 } County Auckland, parish Yambulla 1 0 O| Yambulla 63 
Tomur anp ApELONG Minine District. - 
GL 84 | County Beresford, parish Abercrombie |} 2 0O 0 | Cooma 193 
see| 3, 74 | County Selwyn, parish King... .-| 8 O O | Tumbarumba 120. 
» 2 | County Goulburn, parish Yarrara 20 0 O #5 189 
Minine Acz, 1906. 
GL 11, County Bland, parish Mugga ... 5 0 0, Wyalong 5-5 
» 69 | County Drake, parish West Fairfield ...| 2 0 0] Drake 5-12 
618 35 | County Buller, pari-h Boonoo Boonoo..; 9 O O| Tenterfield 2-2: 
& 36. 
.| @L 153 | County Gipps, parish Wyalong... 12 0 0| Wyalong 4-4 
» 169 | County Dampier, parish Cadgee 2 0 O| Nerrigundah 2-3 
» 29 | County Dampier, parish Moruya Pa 2 0 O| Moruya 17-18 
» 16 | County Wellesley, parish Currowang ...| 5 0 0O| Delegate 10-12 
» 208 | County Ashburnham, parish Forbes 10 O O| Forbes 9-11 
» 86 | County Wellington, parish Hargraves .| 6 O O| Hargraves 11-11 
» 60 | County Gipps, parish Wyalong .. 2 2 9) Wyalong West 
35-35. 
» 2J2 | County Narromine, parish Mingelo 2 -1 87 | Peak Hill 8-9 » 
» 204 do do ws) O 2 BG » 10-11 
» 200 de do ft! L.2 29 6-7 
» 95 | Coun y St. Vincent, parish Jerricknorral 4 0 0 Braidwood 7-37° 
» 10 | County Harden, parish Murrumboola..,| 5 O O | Murrumburrah 
14-16, 
» 6 | County Kennedy, parish Wambin 5 0 O| Alectown 4-11 


rc 


6 Juny, 1910.] ‘NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 3679 


ae — 


NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR LEAS#S FOR MINING, &0.—continued, 


« IT is proposed to cancel the undermentioned Gold-mining Lease, and notice of cancellation thereof will be 
‘published in the Government Gazette of 20th July, 1910; and the land referred to in such lease will, unless held under some 
other title, after publication of Government Gazette of that date (viz., at 2°30 o'clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for 
occupation, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, 


[R. 1910-3,849] 


MupGer Mininea District. 


_ No. | Name. | SON Be Locality. | Area, | Application No, 
| | &. TT. p. 
877 | F. Fletcher ... one Mite «| @L 221 | County Phillip, parishes Guntawang ay 5 0 U | Gulgong 488 


| 


Gulgong. 


IT is proposed to cancel the undermentioned Dredging Lease, and notice of cancellation thereof will be published 
in the Government Gazette of 20th July, 1910; and the land referred to in such lease will, unless held under some other 
title, after publication of Government Gazette of that date (viz., at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for occupation, 
in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. 


t 


[1910-3,851] 
: Gotp AND Minera Drepeine Act, 1899. 
~ No. Name. | “is a Locality. | Area. | Application No. 
; | : a, Y. od 
483 | A. P. Joyner and others ... “| au 183 | County Fitzroy, parish Bagawa | 41 2 26 | Coramba 1 


IT is proposed to cancel the undermentioned Mining on Private Lands Act Lease, and notice of cancellation thereof 
will be published in the Government Gazette of 20th July, 1910, and the land referred to in such lease will, unless held 
under some other title, after publication’of Government Gazette of that date (viz., at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be 
available for occupation, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. : 
(A. 1910-3,855 ] 


Ne er re rn Re 


No Name. ae Locality Aves. | Application No, 
3 Tee. see elise =F aE ES = SS a ME se sid aa 
& Yr. p ‘ 
1177 | The Calvert Gold and Copper} pmn 4 | County Bathurst, parish Calvert ...| 18 1 28 | Blayney 34 


Mining Company (No Liability). 


IT is proposed to cancel the undermentioned Mining on Private Lands Leases, and notice of cancellation thereof 
will be published in the Government Gazette of 20th July, 1910; and the land referred to in such leases will, unless held 
under some other title, after publication of Government Gazette of that date (viz., at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be 
available for occupation, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. 


1910-3,852; 3,853 ; 3,854] 


. No. Name. pages Locality. | Area. | Application No, 

Bae tat <A SER Re) he aes 8 P etl, Sit Pelee 
848 | R. Larchin ... rae Af ...| P@L 15 | County Bathurst, parish Huntley ..| 1 2 16 | Orange 54 
850 Do roe ae SK Aine of | do do aca nae pial s 41 

» 552 Do oa a = Spl. heap Sal do do 15 1 323 . 134 


eR een apes beet cots ica Abt eudes 39 citer umsnsmendy adh ndetillancst Aw bowuiit co telinacie 


THE undermentioned Mineral Lease has been cancelled for non-fulfilment of the labour conditions. 
[1910-8,643] 


Minine Act, 1874. 
si ia a ncaa iL int td ae rai et 


| Name. | i abe Locality. | Area. Application No 


No 


ry 


2 a os sh 


Yr. 


‘ a. p- 
10,218 | The Budgery Reward Mining Oo.) uu 18 | County Canbelego, parish Hermitage ...| 20 O 0 | Nyngan 46 


THE undermentioned Gadaining Lease has been cancelled for non-fulfilment of the labour conditions. 
[1910-3,645} : 


Mimixe Aor, 1906. 


Se ee - ; —— 
2 Portion ty. . Area, Application No. 
No. Name. No. | Locality. | | | as 


| 
| a ¥F. Pp: 
au 7 County Fitzroy, parish Towallam ...| 5 0 0 Ooramba 5-6. 


: 99 «| W.Shipman,.. 


3680 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. [6 Jury, 1910. 


NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &0.—continued. 


THE undermentioned Mining on Private Lands Act Lease has been cancelled for non-fulfilment of the labour 


conditicns. 
[1912-3,616] 
esac te eee - 
| ae een te Eecality. | —- | Application No. 
ONE Aen oy 
1185 | D. Pont a Mae 350 ...| Pat 14 | County Fitzroy, parish Moonee... ..| 2 0 O |} Coramba 23 


THE undermentioned Gold-mining Lease has been cancelled having been abandoned. 
(A. 1910-3,807] 


Minine Act, 1906. 


| a Porti ; 
z ortion 
fo. | Name. No. 


Locality. - Area, | Application No. 


a. op! 
120 | G.Jaggers ... ane ons ...| @ 26 | County Murchison, parish Hall,., ...| & O12 | Bingara 1-4 
| 


THE undermentioned Mineral Leases have been cancelled for non-payment of re due thereon, and the land 
comprised in the several leases hereunder mentioned will, uniess held under some other title, a publication of this Notice 
(viz., at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time, to-day), be available for occupation, in terms of the Mining « -t of 1906. 


[R. 1910-3,644] 


Minine Act, 1906. 


No. ; Name. P peaog Locality. : Area. | Application No. 
. Me oe Ve 

170 | W. D. Johnston and others ...| MLZ 145 | County Drake, parish West Fairfield ...| 20 0 O | Drake 15-39 

174 Do do Le tcsialgreeee do do ..| 40 0 O fa 11-26) 


THE undermentioned Dredging Lease has been cancelled for non-payment of rent due thereon, and the land 
comprised in the lease hereunder mentioned will, unless held under some other title, upon publication of this Notice (namely, 
at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time, to-day), be available for cccupation, in terms of the Mining Act of 1906. 


[R. 1910-3,647] 


'GoLD AND Mingrat DraEperine Act, 1899. 


———— 


No. | _ Name. Ee Locality. , | Area, | Application No. 
SO fea : : 
| Tet TATE 
293 | The Amalgamated Tin Dredging) mrs 114, County Hardinge, parish Copes Creek...| 62 2 0 | Tingha 89 
| Co. (No-Liability). | & 1165, 


IT is proposed to cancel the undermentioned Agreements issued under section 69 of the Mining Act, 1906, and notice of 
cancellation thereof will be published in the Government Gazette of 20th June, 1910; and the land referred to in such Agree- 
ments will, unless held under some other title, after publication of Government Gazette of that date (viz., at 2°30 o’clock, p.m., 
Sydney time), be available for occupation, in terms of the Mining Act, 1506. 


{1910-3,889 ; 3,890] 


No. Name. | peat Locality. Area. | Application No. — 
1 SERA ected dred 
ae: Dp: 
3 | A. L. Cadogan ans rr) ..| PMA 2 | County Gough, parish Olive... oot} 409-0 SO ee ikeei es ieee 
19 Do ode see .| 5, 3 | County Hardinge, parish Auburn Vale...| 50 O 0 |  sssccccessssees . 
W. H. WOOD. 
[122] : Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 
ERRATUM NOTICE. 


Lanp District oF NEwcAsTLe, AND LAKE MacqvaRIE SHIRE. 
r 


ip notification of Reserve No. 1,140 (M) from alienation for mining or mining purposes, parishes of Coorumbung and Awaba, 


J county of Northumberland, in Government Qazette of the 8th June, 1910, folio 3082, in line 5, after “ portion 123” read 
west 40 chains,” in lieu of “ west 35 chains.” . 


[Misc. 1910-4,96u-438 } | W. H. WOOD. 


6 Jury, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107, 


) 
3681 


Lands Devariment Votices, 


PROCLAMATION 
New Soutu pict EY His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wii. able FrepEric Jonny Narier, Baron 
CuELMsForp, Knight Commander of 


(1.3.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor, Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 


\ HEREAS an Advisory Board, duly constituted under 

the ‘‘ Closer Settlement (Amendment) Act, 1907,” has 
reported that the land described in the Schedule hereto is 
suitable to be acquired for closer settlement : Now, therefore, 
I, Freperic Jonn Napier, BARoN CHELMSFORD, the Governor 
aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council of the 
said State, in pursuance of the provisions of the said Act, do 
declare, by this notification to be published in the Govern- 
ment Gazette, that I propose to acquire the said land for the 
purpose of closer settlement. 


SCHEDULE. 


THE LAND REFERRED TO. 


Area about 6,154 acres. The estate known as ‘ Hard- 
wicke,” situate within the counties of King and Murray, 
parishes of Manton, and Yass, and Hume, Land District of 
Yass, Goodradigbee Shire, and Yass Municipality, approxi- 
mately shown by red edging on plan catalogued Misc. 1,334 
Gbn. in the Department of Lands, 

[Closer Sett. 1910-2,974. ] 


Given under my Hand and Seal this fifth day of July, 
in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred 
and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s 
Reign. 

By His Excellency’s command, 


S. W. MOORE. 
GOD SAVE THE KING ! 


[76] 


[25] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 
T is hereby notified, fer public information, that, in 
accordance with the provisions of the Public Trusts Act, 
1897, His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has approved of Mr. G. EB. Kelly, who has 
left the district, being removed from his position asa Trustee 
of Reserve No. 10,193 at Byron Bay, county of Rous, parish 
of Byron, area 100 acres, notified £3rd November, 1890, for 
Racecourse and Public Recreation, and he is hereby accord- 
ingly removed. - 


(Ms. 1910-9,482] S. W. MOORE. 


[26] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 
eS is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accord- 
ance with the provisions of the Public Trusts Act, 1897, 
His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, has been pleased to approve of the appointment of the 
undermentioned gentlemen as additional Trustees respectively 
of the portions of land hereinafter particularised, namely : — 
The portion of the General Cemetery at Murrumburrah, 
dedicated 18th February, 1870, set apart for Methodist Burial 
Ground :— 
Messrs. John Henry Dawe. 
James Gillett. 
The Resident Methodist Minister for the time being 
in the Harden Circuit. 


[Ms. 1910-7,345] 


Reserve No. 10,193 at Byron Bay, county of Rous, parish of 
Byron, area 100 acres, notified 23rd November, 1890, for 


Racecourse and Public Recreation :— 


Messrs. Thomas King. 
Percy George Wooldridge. 
Bernard McGettigan. 


[Ms. 1910-9,482] S. W. MOORE, 


No. 107, 6 Juny, 1910,—4. 


[28] Department of Landa, 


Sydney, €th July, 1910. 


i is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accordance 

with the provisions of the Public Trusts Act, 1897, 
His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Execu- 
tive Council, has been pleased to approve of the appointment 
of the undermentioned gontlemen as Trustees respectively of 
the portions of land hereinafter particularised, namely :— 
Reserve No. 10,193 at Byron Buy, county of Rous, parish of 
Byron, srea 100 acres, notified 28rd November, 1890, for Race- 
course and Public Recreation :— 

Messrs. Thomas Armstrong, 
William Cliffvrd 

(in lieu of Messrs. W. Graham, deceas:d, and G. E. Kelly, 


removed). 
[Ms. 1910. 9,452] 


Reserve No. 44,842 at Tarcutta, county of Wynyard, parish 
of Umutbee, area 2 rcods, notified 9th February, 1910, for 
Mechanics’ Institute : — 


Mess:s. William Henry Mate. 
Edward Joseph Ryder. 
Peter Burt. 
Benjamin Murray, 
Thomas Brown. 
{Ms. 1910-7,300] 


The portion of Reserve No. 44,847 for General Cemetery at 
Lithgow, county of Cook, parish of Lett, notified 9th February, 
1910, set apart for Methodist Burial Ground :— 


Messrs. Joseph Ellis Williams. 
William Evans. 
Frederick William Emert. 
The Resident Methodist Superintendent Minister 
for the time being in the Lithgow Circuit. 


[Ms. 19..0-8,951] S. W.. MOORE. 
Department of Lands, 


[29] 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accord- 
ance with the provisions of the Public Trusts Act, 1897, 
His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, has been pleased to approve of the appointment of 
the undermentioned body as Trustees of the portion of Reserve 
No. 44,847 for General Cemetery at Lithgow, county of Cook, 
parish of Lett, notified 9th February, 1910, set apart for 
Congregational Burial Ground, namely :— 


The Congregational Union of New South Wales. 
[Ms. 1910-8'9511] S. W. MOORE. 


[27] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


i is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accord- 
ance with the provisions of the 106th section of the 
Crown Lands Act of 1884, His Excellency the Governor, 
with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to 
approve of the appointment of the undermentioned gentlemen 
as Trustees respectively of the portions of land hereinafter 
particularised, namely :— 
Racecourse at Rylstone, area 100 acres, dedicated 26th April, 
1893 :— 


Messrs. Francis John Dunn, 

Maurice Haywood, 

George William Hardwick, 

John William Farrar, 

Herbert Stanley Thompson 
(in lieu of Messrs. J. Readford, V. J. Dowling, and J. Love, 
deceased, and A. Thompson and W. R. Johnston, removed). 
(Ms. 1910-8,142] 
The portion of the General Cemetery at Tannabutta, dedicated 
6th September, 1899, set apat for Unsectarian Burial 


Ground :— ‘ 
Frank Francis Fifth Pauling, Esquire 


(in lieu of Mr. John Roberts, resigned). 
(Ms. 1910-9,235] | 
Recreation Ground at Bendick Murrell, area 10 acres, dedicated 
265t'1 September, 1896 :— 

Frederick Richard Fowler, Esquire 


(in lieu of Mr. F. A. Newman, resigned). 
{ Ms, 1910-9,381 } 


S. W. MOORE. 


368 -NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 107. 


[6 Juny, 1910. 


[24] aaa of nie 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


ie is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accordance 
with the provisions of the 106th section of the Crown 
Lands Act of 1884, His Excellency the Governor, with the 
the advice of the Executive Council, has approved of Messrs. 
A. Thompson and W. R. Johnston, who have left the district, 
being removed from their positions as Trustees of Rylstone 
Racecourse, area 100 acres, dedicated 26th April, 1893, and 
they are hereby accordingly removed, 

[Ms, 1910-8 142] S. W. MOORE. 


; 7997] . Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that the under- 
mentioned gentleman has been appointed a Licensed Sur- 
veyor for this State :— 
Mr. Albert William Gerard Schey. 
. [MI. 1910-5,894) | S. W. MOORE. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910, 
APPROACHING LAND SALES. 


ROWN LANDS have been advertised in the Government 
Gazette for sale at the undermentioned places and 
dates :— 


azar 
0. 
ALBURY—Weduesday, 27th July, 1910... Ge SH 
ARWIDALE— Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910 aioe i 


BatHurst— Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910... ag OY 
BELLINGEN—Tuesday, 26th July, 1910... fae el 
Binycara—Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910 .., Boa SDH 
BiayNney—Wednesday, 27th July, 1910... si ay 
BompaLta—Wednesday, 8rd August, 19{0. yi 
Burren JUNCTION—W ednesday, 3rd August, 1910 103 
Byron Bay—Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910 wtomie 


CANOWINDRA—Friday, 29th July, 1910... pace 
CarcoaR—Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910 . 97 
Corr’s Harpour-—-Wednesday, “Brd "August, 1910. 97 
CooNABARRABRAN —Tuesday, 26th July, 1910 aye OL 
CopMANHURST—Friday, 29th July, 1910 ... na 
East Mairtanp—Wednesday, 27th July, 1910 ... 97 
Forses—Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910 ... EO 
Gosrorp—W ednesday, 27th July, 1910... med ee 
GouLBuRN—Wednesday, 27th July, 1910 ... as DT 
GraFrron—Tuesday, 26th July, 1910 Be boc Cy: 
GRENFELL—Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910... Ae ae tL 
Gunpacai— Wednesday, 27th July, 1910 ..., uv OF 
Gunyningc—Wednesday, 27th July, 1910 ... ae OT 
INVERELL— Wednesday, 27th July, 1910 ... case Ou 
Kensincron—Saturday, 9th July, 1910... pr aeau oe 
Lismorne—Wednesday, 27th July, 1910... ae aT 
Litracow—Wednesday, 27th July, 1910 .., na aaeeT 
Motone—Tuesday, 26th July, 1910 fe hee 220 
Mupere—Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910 ... Sneai 
MURRUMBURRAH—Friday, 12th August, 1910 .... 97 
MuswELitprook—Wednesday, 17th August, 1910 o7 
NaRgRanpERA—Wednesday, 17th August, 1910 .., 97 
NimMiraBEL— Wednesday, 27th July, 1910 eee 4 
OsrRon—Friday, 29th July, 1910 ... at oy) 
Parkes—Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910 .., See lif 
Peak Hitit—Friday, 12th August, 1OtQe Pree VE 
Port Macquarte—Wednesday, 27th July, 1910. 97 
Ryuistone—Wednesday, 27th July, 1910 ... ee lit 
Sypnev— Wednesday, 27th July, 1910 oak sp eae 
TAMBAR SpRINGS—Friday, 29th July, 1910 aise mad 
TamwortH— Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910 Apps oe ie, it 
TaREE—Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910... sree 
TENTERFIELD— Wednesday, 27th July, 1910 eee om 
TUMBARUMBA— Wednesday, 8rd August, 1910 ... 97 
Toumut—Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910... oa eee 
WaceGa Waccaa—Wednesday, 27th July, 1910 ... 97 
Waconca—Friday, 29th July, 1910 ; doo EL 
WartALpA—Wednesday, 27th July, 1910. Bon 
Woopstock—Tuesday, 26th July, 1910... On 
W ooLtomin—Wednesday, 27th July, 1910. he MT 
Wyatong—W ednesday, 3rd August, 1910... ae i 


Younac—Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910... PGi 
S. W. MOORE. 
{7209] Department of Lands, 

Sydney, 25th May, 1910. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF TOWN - 
OF WINDSOR, 

ihe is hereby notified, for public information, that, at the 

expiration of three months from this date, it is intended, 

under the provisions of section 107 of the Crown Lands Act 

of 1884, and section 57 of the Crown Landa Act of 1895, to 

alter the design of the Town of Windsor by amending the 
limits of the town and suburban lands. 

Lithographs showing the proposed alterations may be in- 
spected at the Crown Lands Office and Council Chambers, 
Windsor, and at the Department of Lands, Se ak 
[Aln, 1910-5,439] - W. MOORE. 


(64123 Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th April], 1910. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
TOWN OF OBERON. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, at the 
expiration of three months from this date, it is intended, 
under the provisions of section 107 of the Crown Lands Act 
of 1884, and section 57 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, to 
alter the design of the town of Oberon by closing parts of 
Fleming and Prince streets, and lanes within sections 38 and 
46, and opening other lanes within those sections in lieu therof. 
Lithographs showing the proposed alteration may be in- 
spected at the Crown Land Office, Bathurst, Post Office at 
Oberon, and at the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


[Ma. 1910-4,628] S. W. MOORE. 


[6411] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th April, 1809. 


PROPOSED ALTERATIONS OF DESIGN OF THE TOWN 
OF NORTH DENILIQUIN. 
“T is hereby notified, for public information, that, at the 
expiration of three months from this date, it is intended 

under the provisions of section 107 of the Crown Lands Act of 
1884 and section 57 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, to alter 
the design of the town of North Deniliquin, county of. Townsend, 
by closing parts of Charles-street, between sections 109 and 
130, 110 and 129, and 111 and 128, exclusive of the part southf 
west of allotment 14 of the lastnamed section; also part ot 
Box-street, between sections 5 and 8, exclusive of the par- 
north-west of allotment 1 of the Jastnamed section. 

Lithographs showing the proposed alterations may be 
inspected at the Crown Land Office, Deniliquin, and at the 
Department of Lands, Sydney. 
[Ms. Ls. 1910-4,213] S. W. MOORE. 


[6861] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 11th May, 1910. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
TOWN OF BURI. 


i is hereby notified, for public information, that, 

at the expiration of three months from this date, 
it is intended, under the provisions of section 107 of 
the Crown Lands Act of 1884, and section 57 of the 
Crown Lands Act of 1895, to ‘alter the design of the 
town of Buri, by extending the village boundaries, 
cancelling designed section 3, and substituting there- 
for measured sections 3 and 6,—as shown on plan 
catalogued Buri 12, and opening new streets and lanes 
therein. 

Lithographs showing the proposed alteration may be 
inspected at the Crown Lands Office, Tamworth, and 
at the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


[Aln. 1910-5,358] S. W. MOORE. 


[66] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF APPROVAL OF WIDENING 
OF FOOTWAY OF DAY-STREHT ON HAST 
SIDE THEREOF, CITY OF SYDNEY. 

H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the Executive Council, dir ects it to be notified, 
in conformity with the provisions of the “Gydney 

Corporation Act, 1902,’ that he has approved of 

widening of part of Day-street on east. side thereof, 

north and south of Wharf-lane, City of *Sydney,—as 
shown on plan catalogued S. 185,907, which is de 
posited in: and can be inspected at the Town Hall, 

Sydney 

fRoads 1888-171-101 ] 

Ss. W. MOORE, _ 


[35] Desaniasat of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910, 


NOTIFICATION OF CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY 
PART OF ROAD. 

rps Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pur- 

suance of the provisions of the 20th section of the “ Public 

Roads Act, 1902,” the part of road hereunder described, 

which is now no longer required, is hereby closed, and the land 

comprised therein freed and discharged from any rights of the 

public or any person to the same as a highway. 


[Roads 1909-551-10] 8. W. MOORE. 


DESCRIPTION. 
Parish of Rossi, county of Monteagle, Murrungal Shire No. 109. 


The unnecessary part of reserved road within Mary Prosser’s — 


conditional lease 20,600, portion 16, north-easterly from 
western extremity of road (R. 7,343- 1,603) is to be closed 
for addition to conditional lease 20,600, the area thereof to be 
inereazed by 1} acres. 


ee 


6 Jury, 1910.] 


[7431] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 8th June, 1910. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
TOWN OF TENTERFIELD. 
T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
at the expiration of three months from this date, 
it is intended, under the provisions of section 107 
of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, and section 57 of 
the Crown Lands Act of 1895, to alter the design of 
the town of Tenterfield, by closing the part of Scott- 
street between Miles and Manners streets, and open- 
ing a new street along the west boundary of allot- 
ments 1 to 10 of section 22. 
Lithographs showing the proposed alteration may 
be inspected at the Crown Land Office, Tenterfield, 
and at the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


[Ms. 1910-7,363] S. W. MOORE. 


[22] . Department of Lands, 
' ; Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


REGULATIONS FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF 
RECREATION RESERVE No. 35,197 AT 
HORNSBY. 


} : IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Hxecutive Council, haying been pleased to 
make the following Regulations for the management 
of Reserve No. 35,197 at Hornsby, county of Cumber- 
land, parish of South Colah, area about 19 acres, 
notified 18th October, 1902, for Public Recreation, 
such Regulations are hereby published in accordance 
with section 1 of the Public Trusts Act, 1897. 


[Ms. 1910-10,430] S. W. MOORE. 


REGULATIONS. 


1. The trustees shall expend in the improvement of 
the recreation ground all such sums as may be derived 
as revenue therefrom, including sale of grass-rights, 
fees, collected donations, public subscriptions, ° or 
Government grants in aid thereof. 

2. The improvements to be made by the trustees 
shall consist of fencing, planting and protecting trees 
and shrubs, laying-out footpaths and gardens, erec- 
tion of any necessary buildings, formation and pro- 
tection of grounds, and for any other purpose of im- 
provement and public recreation. 

3. The recreation ground shall be open at all times 
to the public, but may, if the trustees by resolution 
so direct, be closed for a period not exceeding three 
days at any one time, nor exceeding twelve days in 
any one year ; and the trustees may, at any such time, 
make a charge for admission to the recreation 
ground, and exclude the public therefrom, except on 
payment of such charge, such charge to be fixed by 
the trustees, and the proceeds to be devoted to the 
maintenance or improvement of the _ recreation 
ground, or as the trustees shall direct. Any person 
entering such recreation ground when they shall have 
been excluded as aforesaid, and refusing or neglect- 
ing to pay such charge as may have been fixed as 
aforesaid, shall be liable to a penalty of not more 
than five pounds. No vehicle or horse traffic shall 
(except upon dedicated roads) be allowed in the 
recreation ground, except for the following purposes, 
and in the following manner, viz.:—The trustees 
shall have the right to enter at any time, by their 
servants, with horses and drays, for the purpose of 
carrying out any “improvement, or for the removal 
of earth or obtaining water. 

4. The entrances to and exits from the said reerea- 
tion ground shall be by and at such gates therein 
respectively as already erected, as the trustees may 
from time to time fix by resolution, and no person 
shall enter or leave the said recreation ground except 
by such gates respectively, and any person offending 
against this regulation shall forfeit and pay a penalty 
not exceeding three pounds. 

5. The trustees may appoint a ranger, bailiff, or 
overseer over the said recyeation ground, with powers 
and authorities necessary to enable him to perform 
his duties, as the said trustees from time to time 

eem fit. 

6. No person shall trample, or walk, or go upon, 
any bed or place set apart for the propagation of 
plants or trees, or the raising of seed, nor wilfully 
destroy, injure, pull up, remove, cut, pull or pluck 
leaves, flowers, seeds or pods off, nor in any way 
damage or interfere with any plant, tree, or shrub 
growing in the said recreation ground, or any part 
thereof, under a penalty not exceeding ten pounds. 

@. No person shall, under a like penalty as is pre- 
vided by the preceding regulation, Jeface, obliterate. 
throw cr cut down, or remove or alter the position of 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 3683 


any notice, placard, sign, or finger-post in the said 
recreation ground, or any part thereof. 

8. Any person who shall remoye any firewood or 
timber from the said recreation ground, or who shall 
destroy or damage any of the trees or shrubs crowing 
thereon, or who shall! set fire to. any grass, tree, or 
shrub, or timber growing thereon, or shall injure any 
fence, gate, seat, or turnstile therein, shall forfeit 
and pay a penalty not exceeding ten pounds. 

9, Any person who shall injure or destroy any creek, 
spring, dam, well, fountain, or reservoir in the said 
recreation ground, or who shall wash any clothes, or 
any person, or any animal, or in any way pollute the 
water in any such dam, watercourse, well, fountain, 
or reservoir, or shall bathe in any of the said waters, 
except such as may be set apart for bathing purposes, 
and during the hours appointed for such purpose, 
shall forfeit and pay a penalty not exceeding ten 
pounds. 

10. Any person committing any indecent behaviour 
or causing tumult, or in any way interfering with the 
comfort and privileges of the citizens shall be guilty 
of an offence, and upon‘conviction shall pay a fine of 
not exceeding five pounds. 

11. No tents, booths, or stalls shall be erected on 
the said recreation ground without the consent of the 
trustees first had and obtained, under a penalty of 
not exceeding ten pounds. 

12. No horseracing or horsebreaking shall be allowed 
on the said recreation ground under a penalty of not 
exceeding ten pounds. 

13. Any person who shall deposit any rubbish on the 
said recreation ground, or who shall remove any rocks, 
stone, earth, or other material therefrom, without the 
leave of the trustees first had and obtained, shall, 
upon conviction, forfeit and pay a penalty of not ex- 
ceeding ten pounds. 

14. The trustees may, with the consent of the Minis- 
ter for Lands, annually let from year to year, or for 
any less term, by public auction, or by public tender, 
the exclusive right to depasture stock on, or to cut 
or remove grass from the said recreation ground, or 
any part thereof. 

15. If any person shall cross or pass, or attempt to 
cross or pass, any fence on, or enclosing the recreation 
ground, otherwise than by the gates or other vpenings 
left for passage, he shall, on conviction, forfeit and 
pay a penalty for each offence of not exceeding three 
pounds. 

16. Every person who shall wilfully let in, or know- 
lingly suffer to enter upon, the said recreation ground 
any animal, without due authority, shall be lable for 
every such offence to a penalty not exceeding ten 
pounds nor less than one pound. 

Any person who shall unlawfully cause any 
annoyance or inconvenience to any other person in 
the free use and enjoyment of the said recreation 
ground, shall forfeit and pay any sum not exceeding 
ten pounds nor less than one pound. 

18. No person shall climb any of the trees, or jump 
over, or in any way get over, or under any fence or 
rail erected in the said recreation ground. 

19. No person shall cut any name, words, or marks 
on any of the seats, buildings, or trees, or shall 
write thereon, or otherwise deface the same, or shall 
stick any bill on any such seat or building, or any tree, 
fence, wall, pillar, or rail in the said recreation 
ground. 

2). No person going in the direction of any path 
therein shall walk on the grass bordering such path. 

21. No person shall engage in any race or game, or 
train for any race or game, without the written per- 
mission of the trustees, or throw any stones or other 
missiles, or light a fire in the said recreation ground, 
other than in places provided for the purpose, or 
deposit thereon. any rubbish or night-soil, er other 
offensive matter or thing, or any dead, animal, broken 
glass, bottles, cast-off clothing, or litter of any kind, 
nor shall, without such written permission, discharge 
any firearm therein. Every person so offending shall 
be liable to a fine not exceeding ten pounds. 

22. Every person in the said recreation ground in a 
state of intoxication or behaving in a disorderly 
manner, or creating or taking part in any disturbance, 
or wilfully injuring any building, fence, tree, shrub, 
flower, rail, wall, pillar, fountain, or seat, or other 
property therein, or removing any tree, shrub, flower, 
yail, lamp, cr seat therefrom, or obstructing any 
officer or workman of the trustees, or interfering with 
any game or sport therein, or swearing or making 
use of profane or obscene language, or using in- 
sulting words or gestures towards any person, or 
otherwise misbehaving himself or herself, shall be 
liable to a fine not exceeding ten pounds. 

23. No performance or entertainment of any kind 
shall be permitted 1) the said recreation ground with- 


out a written permission from the trustees, 


3684 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 


[6 Jury, 1910. 


24. No person shall depasture any horse, cattle, 
sheep, or stock of any kind in the said recreation 
ground without a written permission from the 
trustees. The owner of any goats or poultry found 
trespassing in the said recreation ground, without 
the written permission of the trustees, shall be liable 
to a fine not exceeding one pound nor less than a 
shilling for each head so trespassing. 

25. The trustees may, with the consent of the 
Minister for Lands, or any other of His Majesty’s 
Ministers who may have charge of public recreation 
grounds for the time being, set apart any portion or 
portions of the said recreation ground, not exceeding 
one quarter, for the purpose of cricket, football, or 
any other lawful game or sport, and from time to 
time grant to any club or association of clubs, upon 
such terms and conditions as the trustees or a major- 
ity thereof may think fit, the use of the grounds so 
set apart, and authorise the erection, alteration, or 
removal by such club or association of clubs, of any 
building or pavilion thereon; but the trustees, or a 
majority thereof, shall have power at any time to 
revoke such grant or authority and to order the re- 
moval of such buildings or pavilions; and nothing in 
such grant or authority shall limit or affect the right 
of entry cr control over the said grounds by the 
trustees or their servants or agents. 

26. Any person who shall be found committing any 
breach of any regulation affecting the said recreation 
ground, in respect of which a penaltv is not expressly 
provided for in these regulations, shall forfeit and pay 
any sum not exceeding five pounds. 


— 


[30] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 6th July, 1910 


H's Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Execu- 
tive Council, haa been pleased to approve of the following 
amended Form No. 51 in substitution for that at present in 
force bearing the same number, under the Crown Lands Acts 
(M1. 1910-5,968). 


S. W. MOORE. 


NOTICE.— Persons dealing with this lease are warned that 
search should be made in the Lands Office, Sydney, and the 
Registrar-General’s Office, in order to ascertain whether the 


said lease is still current, or whether it has been furfeited 
or cancelled. 


Form No. 51. 
CROWN LANDS ACTS. 


STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES, 


IN THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA, 


SETTLEMENT LEASE. 


GrorGE V, by the Grace of God, of the United Kingdom of 
Great Britain and Ireland and of the British Dominions 
beyond the Seas, King, Defender of the Faith, Empero: of 


India :— 
To all to whom these presents shall come, Greeting :— 
WHEREAS of in Our State of New 


South Wales in the Commonwealth of Australia cid on the 
day of make an application for 

a Settlement Lease of the Crown Lands therein described and 

the said application was on the day of 

duly confirmed by the Logsl Land Board sitting at 

for the area hereinafter mentioned: Now know ye that in pur- 

suance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts We do hereby 

grant unto the eaid 

who with h Executors Administrators and Assigns is 

hereinafter referred to as the Lessee a Settlement Lease of all 

that piece or parcel of Crown Lands containing 


acres rocds ad perches and being measured 
portion situate in the parish of 
county of in the Land District of 


in Our said State of 
New South Wales notifiod as available for Settlement Lease in 
the Government Gazette of the day of 
1 __ being Farm No. together with all Rights Ease- 
ments and Appurtenances to the same belonging : Excepting 
and Reserving unto Us Our Heirs and Successors all minerals 
as defined in the Mining Act of 1906 or any Act amending 
the same which may be in or under the seid Farm: 


Together with full power and authority to Us Our Beirs 
and Successors and to any person duly authorised in that 
behalf by the Secretary for Mines for the time being of 
Our said State to enter upon the said Farm and search 
for work win and remove all or any of the said Minerals: 
And further Reserving unto Us Our Heirs and Successors and 
to any person duly authorised in that behalf by the Governcr 
for the time being of Our said State full power and authority to 
enter upon the said Farm and view and inspect the same: And 
further Reserving unto Us Our Heirs and Successors such powers 
of resuming the said Farm or any part or parts thereof as are 
hereinafter provided: To hold the said Farm unto the said Lessee 
h XExecutors Administrators and Assigos for the term of forty 
years from the day of one thousand 
(which day is hereinafter referred to as the 
date of commencement of the Lease) subject to the Provisions 
Conditions and Covenants hereinafter declared and contained 
Yielding and Paying therefor during first period of ten years 
of the said term the yearly rent of pounds 
shillings and pence whereof for the first year of 
the term the sum of pounds shillings and 
pence has already been paid and the balance 
pounds shillings and pence 
shall be paid on or before the day of 
now next ensuing and for the second and every succeeding 
period of ten years of the said term the said sum of 
pounds shillings and pence or such other 
annual rent as may have been determined in accordance with 
the provisions of section five of the Crown Lands Act Amend- 
ment Act of 1908 or any Act amending the same whereof pay- 
ment shall be made in advance before the day of 
in each year: Provided always ihat these presents 
shall not operate so as to exempt the said Farm and the Crown 
Lands contained therein from any Condition Incident Power or 
Provision created or enacted by any Law or Statute now passed 
or hereafter to be passed so far as the same may be applicable 
to Crown Lands under Settlement Lease: And it is hereby 
declared that all Conditions and Provisions contained in the 
Crown Lands Acts or any other Law or Statute now passed or 
hereafter to be passed so far ag the same may be applicable to 
Crown Lands under Settlement Lease are embodied and incor- 
porated with these presents as Conditions and Provisions of the 
Settlement Lease hereby expressed to be Granted; and in 
particular that the Lessee shall and will duly pay in advance 
the rent hereby reserved at the dates hereinbefore appointed 
for the payment thereof without deduction or abatement on any 
account whatsoever to the Treasurer of Our said State or to the 
Land Agent fur the Land District of or such other 
Officer as may from time to time be appointed to receive pay- 
ment of the same : 
43 (That the Lessee shall and will within three months 
after the date of the execution of these presents duly 
pay the value as appraised of any improvements on the 
said Farm; but in the event of the appraisemert 
being made after the execution of this Lease the 
value of the impro:ements shall be paid within three 
mouths of the date of appraisement or otherwise 
shall and will within theee years after the date of the 
execution of these presents duly pay the aforesaid 
value together with intere:t thereon at the rate of 
Four Pounds per centum per annum calculated from 
the date of the execution of these presents paying 
the aforesaid value and interest so that not less than 
one-third of such value shall be paid before the 
expiration of one year and not less than two-thirds of 
such value shall be paid before the expiration of two 
years from such date as aforesaid and with such one- 
third and two-thirds respectively shall be paid the 
| laterest then due on the proportion of the aforesaid 
(value for the time being unpaid : 

That the Lessee shall and will reside on the 
suid Farm and make it h bona-fide residence during the 
whole term of the Lease or duly perform such other condition 
of residence in lieu thereof as may be approved by the Local 
Land Board or if and as often as the Lessee for the time being 
is a transferee of the Lease by way of bona-fide Mortgage then 
that the owner subject to such Mortgage shall and will co 
reside; Provided that the Lessee shall vot be bound to commence 
so to reside before the expiration of three months from the date 
of the execution of these presents: That the Lessee shall and 
will within five years after the da‘e of the execution of these 
presents fence the external boundaries of the said Farm with a 
substantial stock-proof fence and shall and will well and suffi- 
ciently repair and keep repaired the fence so to be erected 
during the residue of the term of the Lease: That the Lessee 
shall and will within six months from the date of execution of 
these presents commence and take effective steps to keep the 
said Farm clear of rabbits and other noxious animals and shall 
thereafter continue to take such efficient steps or means of 
keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of 
the Lease as shall be deemed satisfactory by the Local Land 
Board: That the Lessee shall and will during the second year 
of the Lease hereby granted commence and thereafter continue 
to clear the land of scrub (except edible scrub) prickly-pear 


oe ee 


been permitted to pay rent for the use o 


To be eliminated in cases where the Lessee ha 
the Crown Improvements. 


6 Juny, 1910.] 


Bathurst burr suckers and all other noxious weeds and growths 
at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area each 
year so that the whole Farm shall be cleared during the first 
eleven (11) years of the Lease and after any land has been 
cleared or operated upon for that purpose the Lessee shall keep 
it free from all such noxious weeds and scrub as aforesaid 
during the remaining term of the Lease to the satisfaction of 
the Local Land Board: That the Lessee shall and will conform 
to any regulations made or to be made relating to the keeping 
of the said Farm clear of rabbits and other noxious animals 
and also to the clearing of the said Farm of scrub and noxious 
weeds: That in any case where the Lessee desires to assign or 
sublet the eaid Farm or any part thereof lie shall and will pre- 
viously give to the Seeretary for Lands for the time being 
particulars as to the person to whom he desires to assign or 
sublet and what part of the said Farm and for what term and 
shall and will if so required produce these presents to the said 
Secretary for Lands: hat the Lessee shall not nor will assign 
or sublet the said Farm or any part thereof without the consent 
in writing of the Secretary for Lands for the time being pre- 
viously had and obtained but that such consent shall not affect 
any debt liability or forfeiture accrued or to accrue to Us Our 
Heirs and Successors under or by virtue of these presents : 
That delivery of these presents shail be taken and a receipt for 
the same. shall be given in the form and manner preacribed by 
the Regulations under the Crown Lands Acts; and in default 
of the same being done the Secretary for Lands may declare 
these presents to be null and void and the same shall there- 
upon become null and void accordingly: ‘That such of the 
provisions and conditions herein declared and contained as 
require or prescribe anything to be done or not to be done by 
the Lessee shall in addition to being read and construed as con- 
ditions of the Settlement Lease hereby expressed to be granted 
be also read and construed as covenants whereby the Lessee for 
h self h heirs executors administrators and assigns 
covenants to observe end perform the said Provisions and Con- 
ditions and that the execution by the Lessee of the hereinbefore 
mentioned receipt shall have the same force and effect as if the 
Lessee had duly executed this Lease or a counterpart thereof : 
That the Lessee shall and will keep and preserve sufficient 
timber on the said Farm for shade and for firebreaks: That any 
Travelling Stock Route or Reserve or Camping Reserve which 
may be included within the said Farm shall not be affected 
by the granting of this Lease: Thut if any Stock not owned 
by the Lessee s!all be found depaeturing upon the said Farm 
(other than travelling stock depasturing upon a part thereof 
which may be included within a Travelling Stock Route) the 
presence and depasturing of such stock shall be prima facie 
evidence of a subletting of the Farm: And further that [any 
special conditions and provision to be here set out] 
Provided that it shall be lawful for Us Our Heirs and 
Successo:s if the said land or any part thereof shall be 
found to be auriferous or to contain minerals as defined in 
the Mining Act of 1906 or any Act smending the same to 
resume any portion of the said land which may be required for 
mining purposes on giving to the Lessee not less than one month's 
notice in writing and on payment to the Lessee of the value of 
any improvements on the portion so resumed such value to be 
appraised whenever necessary by the Local Land Board for the 
District within which such improvements may be and not 
to excced the cost thereof and when any portion of the said 
land has been so resumed the rent hereinbefore reserved 
shall be reduced in proportion to the area of such portion: 
Provided also that it shall be lawful for Us Our Heirs and 
Successors on giving not less than three months’ previous notice 
in writing to resume any part of the said Jand which may be 
required for a read railway canal or the like or any public 
pu*pose whatsoever without compensation except for the actual 
value of the improvements on the land so resumed which value 
shall be determined by the Lecal Land Board for the District 
within which the said improvements may be: Provided always 
and these presents are upon this express condition that if and 
whenever the rent hereby reserved or any part thereof ehall 
not be paid at the time hereinbe’ore for the payment thereof 
appointed or whenever there shall be a breach by the said 
h Executors Administrators and Assigns of any 

other condition or provision herein contained or incorporated 
herewith it shall be lawful for the Governor for the time being 
of Our said State to declare by notification in the Gove: nment 
Gazette that the Lease hereby expressed to be granted is forfeited 
unto Us Oar Heirs and Successors: whereupon these presents 
shall become of no effect and the said term of fcrty years shall 
absolutely determine. - 

In testimony whereof We have caused this Our Lease to be 
Sealed with the Seal of Our said State. 


Witness Our Right Trusty and Well-beloved FREDERIC 
Joun Napier, Baron CHELMSFORD, Knight Com- 
mander of Our Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Our Governor of Our 
State of New South Wales and its Dependencies in 
the Commonwealth of Australia, at Sydney, in New 


South Wales aforezaid, this day of ; 
in the year of Our Lord one thousand nine hundred 
and and in the year of Our Reign. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 3685 


[7996 ] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 
TENDERS FOR A SPECIAL LEASE FOR “GRAZ- 
ING”? UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE 
CROWN LANDS ACTS. - 


Lanp District or WARIALDA. 


N accordance with the provisions of the Crown 
Lands Acts, it is hereby notified, for general 
information, that Tenders will be received at this 
Department not later than 3 p.m. on Wednesday, 
10th August, 1910, for a Special Lease for ‘‘Grazine”’ 
of the land set forth in the Schedule hereunder. The 
lease will be subject to the general provisions and 
conditions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations 
thereunder, and to the following special conditions, 
provisions, exceptions, covenants, and _ reserva- 
tions :—- 

1. The term of the lease will be from the date of 
the notification of the Minister’s acceptance of the 
tender to 31st December, 1931. 

2. The rent for each year shall be paid in advance 
to the Crown Lands Agent of the District, or to the 
State Treasurer at Sydney, on or before the 31st 
December of the year preceding, otherwise penalties 
for the late payments shall be incurred, and the lease 
shall be liable to forfeiture. 

3. The survey fee as specified in the Schedule 
attached hereto and the balance of rent to 38lst 
Deceinber, 1910, shall be paid by the lessee within one 
month from date of notification in the Government 
Gazette of the Minister’s acceptance of the tender. 

4. Gates shall be erected on any road, and should 
further access be required, other gates shall be 
erected wherever and within such period as the 
Minister may hereafter direct. 

5. The lessee shall, within three years from the date 
of notification in the Government Gazette of the 
Minister’s acceptance of the tender, clear the land of 
all burrs, prickly-pear, noxious scrub, plants, or weeds, 
at the rate of one-third of the area each year, and 
shall thereafter keep the land clear of them during 
the currency of the lease. 

6. In addition to the above, the lease will be sub- 
ject to subsections:1, 2, 4 to 15, 17, 18, 20, and 21 
of Regulation No. 215, notified 380th March, 1910. 

7. Failure to comply with any of the above condi- 
tions will render the lease liable to forfeiture. 

Tenders shall be addressed to the Under Secretary 
for Lands, and endorsed ‘‘Tender for a Special Lease 
for Grazing Purposes, Land District of Warialda,” 
with date of Gazette notice, and they shall be made 
under and subject to the following conditions and 
provisions and reservations : — 

(a) Tenders shall be made on Form 74, and shall 
clearly describe the land applied for, and 
shall be accompanied by a receipt showing 
that a deposit equal to the amount stated in 
the Gazette as.the upset annual rent of the 
portion has been paid to the Land Agent or 
the State Treasurer. 

(b) The deposit paid by the person whose tender 
is accepted shall be credited on account of the 
first year’s rent. If a tender be withdrawn, 
the deposit, wholly or in part, may be re- 
tained. 

(c) The Minister reserves the right to refer the 
whole or any of the tenders for the under- 
mentioned block to the Local Land_ Board 
for a report for his guidance in selecting the 
applicant whose tender should be accepted. 

(d) The Minister reserves the right to accept or 
to refuse any tender. : 

(e) The highest or any tender will not necessarily 

: be accepted. 

(f) A tender from any person holding no Jand, or 
an insufficient area, will receive preferential 
consideration. 

Heliographs showing the position of the block to be 
leased may be seen at the Information Bureau, Lands 
Department, Sydney, and at the Office of the Crown 
Lands Agent, Warialda. 


[Ms. Ls. 1910-8,161] S. W. MOORE. 
ScuEDULE. 

Approxi- | Upset Fees— 
- mate Locality. Annual |Survey, 
Area. Rental. &e. 
Acres. £ad.)/£ ed. 

250 The western part of {camping reserve 14,772) 2 1 8|4 2 0 
(about). fronting Mosquito Creek, and bounded 
by portions 20 and 4, and the northerly 
prolongation of the western boundary of; 
the latter portion, parish Bledger, county 
Burnett, shire Yallaroi. 


3686 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 


[6 Jury, 1910. 


= 


[7890 } Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR SPECIAL LEASES FOR “GRAZING,” 
UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE CROWN 
LANDS ACTS. 


Lanp District or Scone. 


N accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands 
Acts, it is hereby notified for general information, that 
Tenders will be received at this Department not later than 
8 o’clock on Wednesday, 10th August, 1910, for Special 
Leases for ‘‘ GrAzine” of the lands set forth in the Schedule 
hereur der. The leases will be subject to the general pro- 
visions aud conditions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regula- 
tions thereunder, and to the following special conditions, 
provisions, exceptions, covenants, and reservations :— 


1, The term of the leases will be from the date of the 
notification of the Minister’s acceptance of the Tenders to 
3lst December, 1924, 


2. The rent for each year shall be paid in advance to the 
Crown Land Agent of the District, or to the State Treasurer 
at Sydney, on or before the 8lst Iecember of the year 
preceding, otherwise penalties for the late payments shall be 
incurred, and the lease shall be liable to forfeiture. 


3. The survey fee as specified in the Schedule attached 
hereto and the balance of rent to 3lst December, 1910, shall 
be paid by the lessee within one month from date of 
notification in the Government Gazette of the Minister’s 
acceptance of the Tender. 


4, The lessee shall, within six (6) months from the date of 
notification in the Government Gazette of the Minister’s ac- 
ceptance of the tender, clear the land of all suckers, seedling 
trees and prickly pear, noxious scrub, plants, or weeds, and 
shall thereafter keep the land clear of them during the 
currency of the lease. 


Nore.—-The method to be followed in eradicating the 
prickly pear is to entirely consume by fire or completely bury 
it at least 3 feet underground with the roots, seed, and every 
part thereof. 


5. In addition to the above the lease shall be subject to 
subsections 1, 2, 4 to 18 and 20 of Regulation No. 215, notified 
30th March, 1910. 


6. Failure to comply with any of the above conditions will 
render the lease liable to forfeiture. 


Tenders shall be addressed to the Under Secretary for 
Lands, and endorsed ‘‘ Tender for a Spectal Lease for Grazing 
Purposes, Land District of Scone,” with date of Gazette 
notice, and they shall be made under and subject to the 
following conditions and provisions and reservations :— 


(a) Tenders shall be made on Form 74, and shall clearly 
describe the land applied for, and shall be accom- 
panied by a receipt showing that a deposit equal to 
the amount stated in the Gazette as the upset annual 
rent of the portion has been paid to the Land Agent 
or the State Treasurer. 


(b) The deposit paid by the person whose tender is 
accepted shall be credited on account of the first 
year’s rent. If a tender be withdrawn, the deposit, 
wholly or in part, may be retained. 


(c) The Minister reserves the right to refer the whole or 
any of the tenders for the undermentioned blocks 
to the Local Land Board, for a report for his guid- 
ance in selecting the applicant whose tender should 
be accepted. 


(dq) The Minister reserves the right to accept or to refuse 
any tender. 


(e) The highest or any tender will not necessarily be 
accepted, 


Heliographs showing the position of the blocks to be leased 
may be seen at the Information Bureau, Lands Department, 
Sydney, and at the Office of the Crown Land Agent, Scone. 


[Ms. Ls, 1910-8,272] S. W. MOORE. 
SCHEDULE, 
tS | Approxi- Upset Fees— 
2 mate Locality. Annual | Survey, 
am Area. Rental. &e. 


Lie Aik 

; 340 04.5 <2 
een. 

B 205 0 0) Parish Russell, county Durham,| 1310 0| 7 7 

shire Woolooma. 


S$. ks); 
A 55 0 (| Suburban lands, village of Aber 


d. 
6 
4" 


| 


[77] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


Proposats under section 105, Crown Lands Act of 
1884, in respect of lands at Newcastle dedicated 
for Public Baths, Public Reereation and Public 
Baths, and Public Recreation, respectively. 


HEREAS His Excellency the Governor, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, being of 
opinion that it is expedient in the public interest to 
resume the whole of the lands at Newcastle, areas 14 
acres, 40 acres, and 1 acre 3 roods 303 perches, dedi- 
cated 7th November, 1906, for Public Baths, Public 
Recreation and Public Baths, and Public Recreation, 
respectively, and described in the Schedule hereto, 
has directed that this notice under my hand shall be 
published in- the Government Gazette, setting forth 
the mode in which it is proposed to deal with the land 
in question: Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, 
in pursuance of such direction, and in accordance 
with the provisions of the 105th section of the Crown 
Lands Act of 1884, that it is proposed to deal with 
the said lands in the manner following, that is to 
say,—to revoke the respective dedications thereof 
heretofore made, and to re-dedicate the said lands 
in one area of 55 acres 3 roods 803 perches for Public 
Reereation and Public Baths. 
[Ms. 1910-8,193] S. W. MOORE. 


SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


Description of about 14 acres of land dedicated for 
Public Baths, the dedication of which is intended 
to be revoked. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or NEwcastTin. 


County of Northumberland, parish of Newcastle: 
Commencing at a point on low-water mark on the 
shore of the South Pacific Ocean, at a point bear- 
ing south 82 degrees 47 minutes east and distant 
about 2 chains 53 links from a broad-arrow on the 
foot of the cliffs which bears south 8 degrees 25 
minutes east distant 2 chains 743 links from the south- 
ern corner of an area of 1 acre 3 roods 303 perches, 
dedicated for purpose of public recreation, gazetted 
7th November, 1906; and bounded thence by a line 
bearing south 82 degrees 47 minutes east 1 chain 20 
links; thence by a line bearing north 52 degrees 5 
minutes east about 27 chains 70 links to the inter- 
section with low-water mark aforesaid; and thence by 
that low-water mark generally south-westerly, to point 
of commencement. Plan Ms. 1,133 Md. 


Description of an area of about 40 acres dedicated for 
Public Recreation and Public Baths, the dedica- 
tion of which is intended’ to be revoked. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or NEWCASTLE. 


County of Northumberland, parish of Newcastle, 
City of Newcastle, containing an area of about 40 
acres: Commencing on low-water mark on the shore 
of the South Pacific Ocean, at a point bearing south 
82 degrees 47 minutes east and distant about 2 chains 
53 links from a broad-arrow on the foot of the cliffs 
which bears south 8 degrees 25 minutes east distant 
2 chains 743 links from the southern corner of an 
area of 1 acre 3 roods 30% perches, dedicated for 
purpose of public recreation, gazetted 7th November, 
1906; thence by a line bearing north 82 degrees 47 
minutes west about 38 chains 90 links to the eastern 
side of Watt-street; thence by part of that side of 
that street bearing north 25 degrees 5 minutes east 
1 chain 29°9 links, north 16 degrees 46 minutes east 
1 chain 42°9 links; thence by the south-eastern boun- 
dary of the area of 1 acre 3 roods 303 perches, dedi- 
cated for public recreation aforesaid, bearing north 
31 degrees 34 minutes east 7 chains 92 links, and 
north 30 degrees 57 minutes east 2 chains 20°8 links 
to the north-east corner of that area; thence by the 
south-eastern boundary of Margaret Lindsay’s 4 perch 
bearing north 27 degrees 32 minutes east 31 links to 
the south-eastern corner of James Reid’s 2 roods 21 
perches; thence by the eastern boundary of that land 
bearing north 33 degrees 19 minutes east 1 chain 57°5 
links, and north 17 degrees 33 minutes east 1 chain 
47 links to Pacific-street; thence by that street bear- 
ing south 82 degrees 10 minutes east 16°5 links, north 
8 degrees 6 minutes east 1 chain 37 links, south 82 
degrees 12 minutes east 29°1 links, and north 7 degrees 
48 minutes east 1 chain 21°9 links to the south- 
western corner of the area of 2 acres and 3 perches 
dedicated for hospital; thence by southern and east- 
ern boundaries of that land bearing south 81 degrees 
34 minutes east 2 chains 181 links, north 65 degrees 


6 Jury, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 3687 


47 minutes east 30°8 links, north 52 degrees 17 minutes 
east 49°7 links, north 48 degrees 43 minutes east 1 
chain 9 links, north 40 degrees 40 minutes east 92'1 
links, north 84 degrees 27 minutes east 80 links, north 
28 degrees 3 minutes east 43 links, north 10 degrees 
6 minutes east 55°2 links, and north 7 degrees 9 
minutes east 1 chain 53°5 ‘links to Hospital-lane; 
thence by a line bearing south 83 degrees 12 minutes 
east 1 chain to the eastern side of Telford-street; by 
part of that side of that street bearing north 7 degrees 
9 minutes east 1 chain 50°1 links to the south-western 
corner of portion 232; thence by southern and east- 
ern boundaries of that portion bearing south ,82 
degrees 57 minutes east 2 chains 29°2 links, and north 
6 degrees 34 minutes east 1 chain to the south-west 
corner of portion 234; by the southern boundary of 
that portion and its prolongation crossing Zaara- 
street being a line in all bearing south 82 degrees 
57 minutes east 3 chains 24 links; thence by part of 
the eastern side of Zaara-street bearing north 7 
degrees 12 minutes east 1 chain to the south-west 
corner of portion 272; thence by the southern boun- 
dary of that portion bearing south 82 degrees 54 
minutes east 2 chains 25 links; thence by the eastern 
boundary of that portion and part of the eastern 
boundary of portion 271 bearing north 6 degrees 30 
minutes east 1 chain 173 links; thence by lines in 
part forming boundaries of land acquired for tram- 
way extension and land appropriated for railway 
purposes bearing respectively south 57 degrees 43 
minutes east 2 chains 9274 links, south 6 degrees 28 
minutes east 193 links, south 57 degrees 54 minutes 
east 1 chain 31°9 links, north 83 degrees 28 minutes 
east 2 chains 24°2-links, north 65 degrees 25 minutes 
east 2 chains 84°7 links, north 62 degrees 51 minutes 
east 85 links, north 43 degrees 52 minutes east 52°9 
links, north 1 degree 57 minutes west 47:2 links, and 
north 68 degrees 33 minutes west 3 chains 92'8 links; 
thence by a line bearing north 36 minutes east 1 chain 
7 links to the south-west corner of Thos. Wooley’s 1 
acre; thence by the southern and eastern boundaries 
of that land bearing south 88 degrees 25 minutes east 
4 chains 75 links, and north 10 degrees 42 minutes 
west 2 chains 55°3 links to the southern boundary of 
S. Ranclaud’s 2 acres; by boundaries of that land 
bearing south 88 degrees 35 minutes east 50 links, 
north 8 degrees 44 minutes east 4 chains 50°9 links, 
north 89 degrees 23 minutes west 5 chains 39°4 links; 
thence by a line bearing north 89 degrees 23 minutes 
west 11°7 links; thence a line north 7 degrees 9 
minutes east 64°5 links; thence by boundaries of an 
area of 8 acres 2 roods 44 perches, dedicated 29th 
June, 1894, for signal purposes, ‘‘Signal Hill,’’ being 
lines bearing respectively south 89 degrees 11 minutes 
east 3 chains 21 links, north 70 degrees 14 minutes 
east 2 chains 11°5 links, north 38 degrees 19 minutes 
east 3 chains 91 links, north 27 degrees 28 minutes 
east 6 chains 26 links, north 9 degrees 51 minutes 
west 94 links, north 37 degrees 7 minutes west 63°7 
links, north 66 degrees 8 minutes west 3 chains 21:2 
links, north 79 degrees 13 minutes west 1 chain 7 
links, south 82 degrees 52 minutes west 1 chain 
132 links, south 64 degrees 28 minutes west 1 chain 
16 links, and south 48 degrees 16 minutes west 2 
chains 33 links to the south-eastern side of the formed 
road to the Breakwater; thence lines bearing north 
35 degrees 20 minutes east 2 chains 47°9 links to the 
south-western corner of the Pilot Station; by boun- 
daries of that area ‘bearing north 60 degrees 454 
minutes east 1 chain 0°3 links, north 80 degrees 35 
minutes east 1 chain °2 links, south 80 degrees 28 
minutes east 1 chain 42'°2 links, south 71 degrees 1 
minute east 2 chains 354 links, north 51 degrees 38 
minutes west 1 chain 68 links, north 41 degrees west 
50 links; and thence a line bearing east about 2 
chains to low-water mark on the shore of the South 
Pacific Ocean first mentioned; and by that low-water 
mark generally south-westerly, to point of commence- 
ment, Plan Ms. 1,183 Md. 


Description of an area of | acre 3 roods 304 perches 
dedicated for Public Recreation, the dedication 
of which is intended to be revoked. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
LAND District or NEWCASTLE. 


County of Northumberland, parish of Newcastle, City 


of Newcastle containing an area of 1 acre 3 roods 303 
perches: Commencing at the intersection of the eastern 
side of Watt-street with the southern side of Church- 
street: and bounded thence by part of that side of 
Church-street bearing south 82 degrees 41 minutes 
east 2 chains 47°4 links; partly forming the western 
and southern boundaries of Margaret Lindsay’s * 
perch; thence by lines bearing south 8 degrees west 
67 links, south 81 degrees 48 minutes east 76 links, 


and south 79 degrees 48 minutes east 87 links to the 
top of the cliffs; thence by those cliffs by lines bearing: 
south 30 degrees 57 minutes west 2 chains 20°8 links 
and south 31 degrees 34 minutes west 7 chains 92 
links to the eastern side of Watt-street aforesaid ; 
and by that side of that street bearing north 7 
degrees 32 minutes east 9 chains 36°65 links, to the 
point of commencement. Plan Ms. 1,185 Md. 


Description of an area of about 55 acres 3 roods 304 
perches which is intended to be dedicated for 
Public Recreation and Public Baths, 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Districr or NEWCASTLE. 


County of Northumberland, parish of Newcastle, 
City of Newcastle, containing an area of about 55 
acres 3 roods 303 perches: Commencing on low-water 
mark on the shore of the South Pacific Ocean, at a 
point bearing south 82 degrees 47 minutes east and 
distant about 2 chains 53 links from a broad-arrow on 
the foot of the cliffs which bears south 8 degrees 25 
minutes east distant 2 chains 743 links from. the 
southern corner of an area of 1 acre 3 roods 30} 
perches ; thence by a line bearing north 82 degrees 47 
minutes west about 3 chains 90 links to the eastern 
side of Watt-street; thence by part of that side of 
that street bearing north 25 degrees 05 minutes east 
1 chain 29°9 links, north 16 degrees 46 minutes east 1 
chain 42°9 links, and north 7 degrees 32 minutes east 
9 chains 36°5 links to the southern side of Church- 
street; thence by part of that side of that street 
bearing south 82 degrees 41 minutes east 2 chains 47.4 
links ; thence by lines partly forming the western and 
southern boundaries of Margaret Lindsay’s 3} perch 
bearing south 8 degrees west 6’7 links, south 81 degrees 
48 minutes east 76 links, and south 79 degrees 48 
minutes east 87 links to the south-east corner of the 
aforesaid Margaret Lindsay’s } perch; thence by the 
south-eastern boundary of that } perch bearing north 
27 degrees 32 minutes east 31 links to the south- 
eastern corner of James Reid’s 2 roods 21 perches; 
thence by the eastern boundary of that land bearing 
north 33 degrees 19 minutes east 1 chain 575 links 
and north 17 degrees 33 minutes east 1 chain 47 links 
to Pacific-street; thence by that street bearing south 
82 degrees 10 minutes east 16°5 links, north 8 degrees 
6 minutes east 1 chain 37 links, south 82 degrees 12 
minutes east 29'1 links, and north 7 degrees 48 minutes 
east 1 chain 21°9 links to the south-western corner of 
the area of 2 acres and 3 perches, dedicated for 
hospital; thence by southern iand eastern boundaries 
of that land bearing south 81 degrees 34 minutes east 
2 chains 18:1 links, north 65 degrees 47 minutes east 
30°8 links, north 52 degrees 17 minutes east 49°7- links, 
north 48 degrees 43 minutes east 1 chain 9 links, north 
40 degrees 40 minutes east 92°1 links, north 34 degrees 
27 minutes east 80 links, north 28 degrees 3 minutes 
east 43 links, north 10 degrees 6 minutes east 55°2 
links, and north 7 degrees 9 minutes east 1 chain 53°5 
links to Hospital-lane ; thence by a line bearing south 
83 degrees 12 minutes east 1 chain to the eastern side 
of Telford-street; by part of that side of that street 
bearing north 7 degrees 9 minutes east 1 chain 50°1 
links to the south-western corner of portion 232; 
thence by southern and eastern boundaries of that 
portion bearing south 82 degrees 57 minutes east 2 
chains 29°2 links and north 6 degrees 34 minutes east 
1 chain to the south-west corner of portion 234; by, 
the southern boundary of that portion and its pro- 
longation crossing Zaara-street being a line in all 
bearing south 82 degrees 57 minutes east 3 chains 24 
links: thence by part of the eastern side of Zaara~ 
street bearing north 7 degrees 12 minutes east 1 chain 
to the south-west corner of portion 272; thence by the 
southern boundary of that portion bearing south &2 
degrees 54 minutes east 2 chains 25 links; thence by, 
the eastern boundary of that portion and part of the 
eastern boundary of portion 271 bearing north 6 
degrees 30 minutes east 1 chain 17'3 links ; thence by 
lines in part forming boundaries of land acquired for 
tramway extension and land appropriated for rail- 
way purposes bearing respectively south 57 degrees 
43 ‘minutes east 2 chains 92°4 links, south 6 degrees 
28 minutes east 19°3 links, south 57 degrees 54 minutes 
east 1 chain 319 links, north 83 degrees 28 minutes 
east 2 chains 24°2 links, north 65 degrees 25 minutes 
east 2 chains 84°7 links, north 62 degrees 51 minutes 
east 85 links, north 43 degrees 52 minutes east 52°9 
links, north 1 degree 57 minutes west 47'2 links, and 
north 68 degrees 33 minutes west 3 chains 92°8 links ; 
thence a line bearing north 36 minutes east - chain 
7 links to the south-west corner of Thos. Wooley’s 
1 acre; thence by the southern and eastern boundaries 
of that land bearing south 88 degrees 25 minutes east 
4 chains 75 links and north 10 degrees 42 minutes west 


3688 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 


[6 Juny, 1910. 


2 chains 55°3 links to the southern boundary of S. 
Ranclaud’s 2 acres; by boundaries of that land bear- 
ing south 88 degrees 35 minutes east 50 links, north 
8 degrees 44 minutes east 4 chains 50°9 links, north 
89 degrees 23 minutes west 5 chains 39°4 links; thence 
by a line bearing north 89 degrees 23 minutes west 
117 links; thence a line north 7 degrees 9 minutes 
east 64°5 links; thence by boundaries of an area of 8 
acres 2 roods 43 perches, dedicated 29th June, 1894, 
for signal purposes, ‘‘Signal Hill,’’ being lines bear- 
ing respectively south 89 degrees 11 minutes east 3 
chains 21 links, north 70 degrees 14 minutes east 2 
chains 11°5 links, north 38 degrees 19 minutes east 3 
chains 91 links, north 27 degrees 28 minutes east 6 
chains 26 links, north 9 degrees 51 minutes west 94 
links, north 37.degrees 7 minutes west 63°7 links, 
north 66 degrees 8 minutes west 3 chains 212 links, 
north 79 degrees 13 minutes west 1 chain 7 links, 
south 82 degrees 52 minutes west 1 chain 132 links, 
south 64 degrees 28 minutes west 1 chain 16 links, 
and south 48 degrees 16 minutes west 2 chains 83 
links to the south-eastern side of the formed road 
to the Breakwater; thence lines bearing north 35 
degrees 20 minutes east 2 chains 47°9 links to the 
south-western corner of the Pilot Station; by boun- 


daries cf that area bearing north 60 degrees 454 + 


minutes east 1 chain 0°3 links, north 80 degrees 35 
minutes east 1 chain 02 links, south 80 degrees 28 
minutes east 1 chain 42°2 links, south 71 degrees 1 
minute east 2 chains 35°4 links, north 51 degrees 38 
minutes west 1 chain 68 links, north 41 degrees west 
59 links; and thence a line bearing east about 2 
chains to low-water mark on the shore of the South 
Pacific Ocean first mentioned; and by that low-water 
mark generally south-westerly, to the point of com- 
mencement. Plan Ms. 1,133 Md. and Ms. 1,185 Md. 

Again, commencing at a point on low-water mark 
on the shore of the South Pacific Ocean, at a point 
bearing south 82 degrees 47 minutes east and distant 
about 2 chains 53 links from a broad-arrow on the 
foot ot the cliffs which bear south 8 degrees 25 minutes 
cast distant 2 chains 742 links from the southern 
corner of an area of 1 acre 3 roods 30} perches; and 
hounded thence by a line bearing south 82 degrees 47 
minutes east 1 chain 20 links; thence by a line bear- 
ing north 52 degrees 5 minutes east about 27 chains 
70 links to the intersection with low-water mark 
aforesaid ; and thence by that low-water mark gene- 
rally south-westerly, to the point of commencement. 


Plan Ms. 1,123 Md. 


[6] ] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, Ist July, 1910. 


ERRATUM NOTICE. 


OTICE is hereby given, in connection with the 
Crown Land Sale advertised in the Government 
Gazette No. 97, of the 15th June, 1910, to be held 
at Bathurst on the 8rd August, 1910, that the upset 
price of portion 55, parish of Coolamigal, county of 
Roxburgh, includes the sum of ‘‘£55”’ value of im- 
provements, not ‘‘£8’’ as stated therein. 


ROBERT McDONALD, 


[ Aln. 1910-8,883 } Under Secretary. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 30th June, 1910. 


[62] 

[2 is hereby notified that the undermentioned 
: Licensed Surveyor has been specially licensed as 
a Surveyor under the Real Property Act, No. 25, 
190@, wiz. s= 


Alfred Stephen, of Tarana. 


ROBERT McDONALD, 
‘ Chief Surveyor of New South Wales. 
| Minl. 1910-5,893] 


[74] Western Land Board Office, 


Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 
1h is notified, for public information, that Meetings 
of the Western Land Board will be held at the 

undermentioned places on the dates hereinafter shown 
aver? with any matter brought forward for consider- 
ation ; — 

Hay, 18th July, 1910, at 7 p.m. 

Booligal, 19th July, 1910, at 11 a.m. 

Mossgiel, 19th July, 1910, at 4 p.m. 

Ivanhoe, 20th July, 1910, at 10 a.m. 

Hatfield, 21st July, 1910, at 12 noon. 

Balranald, 22nd and 28rd July, 1910, at 10 a.m. 


C. J. McMASTER, 
Chairman, 


IN THE LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH 
WALKS. 

NOTICE is hereby given that Sittings of the Land Appeal 
Court of New South Wales will be nolden at the undermen- 
tioned place, commencing on the date specified, for the hearing 
of all Appea!s and Refereuces in respect of which notices shall 
have been issued, and for the hearing of such other matters as 
may be lawfully Lrought before the eaid Ccurt : — 


Sydney, 25th July, 1919. 
W. R. JAMIESON, 


Registrar. 
[7928] 


— 


25th June, 1910. 


Local Land Board Office, 
Armidale, 2nd July, 1910. 


ATTENTION is invited to the inquiry with reference 
to the proposed granting of an exclusive right to 
G. A. Ball, in the parish of Koreelah, county of 
Buller, under the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1909. i 

Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at the Offices of the Local Land Board at Armidale, 
the Crown Land Agent at Tenterfield, and the Clerk 
of Petty Sessions at Acacia Creek. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the District Surveyor at Armidale 
not later than the 6th August, 1910, or may be stated 
before the Land Board. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Acacia Creek at its next sitting. 


J. BROUGHTON, 
District Surveyor. 


[67] 


[68] Local Land Board Office 


Grafton, 30th June, 1910. 


ATTENTION is invited to an application by the coun- 
cil of the Church of England at Copmanhurst to ex- 
change allotments 7, 8, 9 of section 7 for allotments 
1, 2, 3; and 4, village of Copmanhurst. 

A tracing illustrating the proposal is exhibited at 
the Court-house, Copmanhurst. 

Odjections Gf any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the District Surveyor, Grafton, not 
later than 25th July, 1910. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Grafton at its next sitting. 

G. PENNEFATHER, 
District Surveyor. 


[151] Local Lard Board Office, 


- Dubbo, 4th July, 1910. 


ATTI.XTION is invited to an application made by George G. 
Fister to surrender 10) acres, being part of portion 33, and 
exchange for 100 acres out travelling stock reserve 37,315, being 
par: of portion 31, parish of Bulg»la, county of Gregory, Land 
District of Nyngan, shire of Bogan. 

Plans illustrating the proposal are exhibited at the Offices 
of the Local Land Board, Dubbo, and the Crown Land Agent, 
Nyngan, 

Objections (if any) should te in writing, and should be 
forwarded to the District Surveyor, Dubbo, not later thap 
4th August, 1910. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land Board 
at Nyngan, at its next sitting 


F. J. E. BOOTLE, 
Acting District Surveyor. 


[7783] Local Land Board Office 


Moree, 16th June, 1910. 


ATTENTION is invited to an inquiry to be held as 
to the determination, under section 109 of the ‘‘Crown 
Lands Act of 1884,” of the best route to be adopted 
for a travelling stock reserve in the vicinity of the 
ae bee of Anderson and Samuel, county of Arra- 
waita. 

Hehlographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited. 
at the Offices of the Local Land Board, Moree, and the 
Crown Land Agent, Warialda, and at the Police 
Station, Yetman. : 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the District’ Surveyor, Moree, not 
later than, 2nd August, 1910. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Yetman at its next sitting, commencing on 


9th August, 1910. 
CHAS. THURBURN, 
District Surveyor, 


3689 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 


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3708 -NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. [6 Jury, 1910. 


[101J Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 
RESTORATION OF ANNUAL LEASES. 
[’ is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned Annual Leases, which were notified as non-renewed in 


Government Gazette of 2nd February, 1910, have been restored, subject to any conflicting claims which may have arisen 
up to this date. 


S. W. MOORK, 


ScHBDULE. 

Reg. No. | Oe | Name of Lessee. | Land District. Parish. County and Shire. Area. Rent. 
Mz. Ls. a. Torp. } ie oie Gs 
1910-7715 | 1908-10 | Smith, Harry Avery...) Casino  ...| Sistova ...| Drake; Tenterfield ..| 960 0 0; 4 0 O 

9026 | 1909- 6 | Burgess, Wm. ...| Goulburn ...) Baw Baw ...| Argyle; Mulwaree ..| 320 0 0}; 110 O 
[102] . Department of Landa, 


_ Sydney, 6th July, 1910, 
SURRENDER OF AN ANNUAL LEASE, 


T is hereby notified, for veneral information, that the person mentioned hereunder has been permitted to surrender to the 
Crown his Annual Lease specified in the annexed Schedule, such surrender to take effect as from the 25th April, 1910. 


S. W. MOORE. 


a ff oe Name of Lessee. | Parish. | County and Shire. | Area. ee: 
} 
Ms. Ls. | dng) Tae P| esr San Cs 
1910-7312 | 1909-21, Milton | Kendall, Walter Thomas ..| Conjola ...| &t. Vincent; Clyde ...; 320 0 0/] 1138.4 


[7994] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


SURRENDER OF AN ANNUAL LEASE. 


le is hereby notified, for general information, that the person mentioned hereunder has been permitted to surrender to the 
Crown his Annual Lease specified in the annexed Schedule, such surrender to take effect as from the 14th Jaly, 190). 


S. W. MOORE. 


Reg. No. of No. of Lease and A 3 Annual 
ae a Land: District. Name of Lessee. Parish. County and Shire. | Area. | Rental 
Mise. ae Tp. oe Bards 

1910-9953 | 1908-1C, Windsor .| Mathews, Hamilton| Irvine ... alcooks) Colores. way BOZO OFF0N 4. OF 0 
: Bartiett. 
[103 } 


Department of Lands, 
; Sydney, 6th July, 1910, 
CANCELLATION OF AN ANNUAL LEASE. ; 


N OTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned Annual Lease has been cancelled, in accordance with the provisions of 
the 38th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1889. 


The leases will terminate on 81st December, 1910. 


8. W. MOORE. 


SCHEDULE. 
: No. of Lease and . P ° 
No. of Papers. Land Disteicit Name of Lessee. Parish. County and Shire. | Area. Rent. 
| | 

Mise. : By st a Per pute col 
19.0-6318 | 1906-17 Lithgow...) Maloney, Wm. Edward] Abercorn and| Westmoreland and| 640 0 0O 25 O70 

Werong, Georgiana; Maul- 

waree and Oberon. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 
REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF CONDITIONAL LEASES. : 


is hereby notified that the forfeiture of the undermentioned Conditional Leases, which was ‘published in the Gazette on the dates set 
opposite thereto, has been reversed. 


; S. W. MOORE. 


Cee eee eee ae ee EEE ty See ce Sot Bat eT 7 Mee (| Teaeer 


nia is : 
qa =] 
Neon 2 Date of iS = 
ian Lessee. Address. County. Parish. Area. 2 be ine BS Gazettal of "es @ age be $ Shire. 
"| Sex| Forfeiture, a3 pis rs S 
a a 
(0.8. 1910-11,936] Lanp District oF COONABARABRAN. 
Acres. £ 8, d 
‘ S a 
19)5-26 { Morkins, Margaret ... EPR | Gcwen -| Burrendab| 210 | 3 0 O/ 8 | 25 Nov., 1908; 1905-24 ( © | G.1,728-1,797; 13 | Gilgandra. 
road, Gil- 
gaidra, | . | | 
[C.8. 1y10-16,385] Lanp Districr oF CARCOAR. 
11676 | City Bank of Sydney . | Sydney = Bathurst .. | Roseberg 450 i 413 9 | 48 | 18 July, ce 82-38 E | B. 3, 25 Waugoola. 


ee ee 


acre as applies to such Lease No. 63. 


6 Jury, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 3709 


[23] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910, 


EXTENSION OF THE TERMS OF SETTLEMENT LEASES. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that the terms of the undermentivned Settlement Leases have been extended undei the 
4& provisions of section 5 of the Crown Lands Act Amendment Act, 1903. 
S. W. MOORE. 


rs ; 
3 > eh of | No of Original Term of 
pplication 5 - Settlement Lease. Term 
E a pier: and Lessee. SL go ao and Shir-. Lease Area Areas) 5. 2S Sp Extended Annual Rent. 
© Pere. Land eA and Date to. 
= District. of Notification. From To 
| | 
| Ms. Ls. | Acres. 1RLe, 1926. 1938, G Sees 
726 19 1L0-v Usd, 1848-21 George Portion 9, parisb of| Walgett ... Nr. 3i?, . -| 2,282 essSept | 14 Sept .| la Sept... d7 4 10 
Walgett. Ilenry | Euroka, county o' 17 Avg., 1898. For the period ending’ 
Hedgscr. Leichhardt. | on J4th Sept., 1918. 
991 | 90386 1898-93 Do _...| Portions § and 8, parish do 5 No 319. 2 OMNES Py we) Nee S| NS we ss 49 0 0 
Walgett. cf Tooloora, county of 17 Aug., 18-8. For the period ending 
| Leichhardt. 19 1. 1-2). 1941, on 14th Sept., 1¥.x, 
1238 9u84 1901-14 Patrick Portions 3, 5’, and 53 do - No 464. P3312 V7 Jans 16 Jan.. | 16Jan. 26 8 19 
Walgett. Joseph parish of Eurie Eurie 1 Dee., Laud. For the period ending 
| Burke. ecunty of Denham. | on 16th Jan., 1921, 
[38] Department of I ands, 


Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


ADDITiON UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 35, CROWN LANDS (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1908, OF VACANT 
CROWN LANDS TO LEASE No. 53 (GUNNINGBAR HOLDING), LAND DI3STRIC’r OF WARREN, GRANTED 
UNDER SEOTION 18 OF THE CROWN LANDS ACT AMENDMENT ACT, 1903. 


lk is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 35 of the Crown Lands (Amendment Act, 
1908, the area of land specified in the Schedule hereunder is added to and now forms part of Lease No. 53 (Gunningbar Holding), 
Land District of Warren, granted under the provisions of section 18 of the Crown Lands Act Amendment Act, 1903. 


It is further notified that such added area shall be subject to the same conditions, so far as they apply, and t the same rental per 
S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District of WARREN. 


Annual Rent 
Total Area 
County. Partch. Area addcd. c Dezcription of Area added. Shire. ths beth om 
Lease. SoC 
of the Lease. 
Acr:s. Acres. | Ls Ce 
Oxley ...| Lawson... 105 1,7623 | The Crown Lands within the boundaries of a measured) Marthaguy.| 27 10 10 
area of 105 acres,—as shown on Plan catalogued O. 
| 657-2,00. 
| Notrt.—The above is identical with W.R. 14,638, 
| notified 31st October, 1891. 
[Oce. 1910-5,238] 
(7993 } Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 6th July, 1910, 


NOTICE OF APPROVAL OF RESIDENTIAL LEASES. 
j he is hereby notiied, for public information, that, in accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations there- 
under, Residential Leases of the lands set out in the annexed Schedule have been granted for the term and under the conditions 
hereinafter mentioned :— 
The balance of rent now called for must be paid to the Crown Land Ageut, Molong, within one ca’endar ronth from this date, and 
the rent for suxsequ-1.t years must be paid to the Crown Land Agent on or before the 5th July in each year, and if 
not so paid the lease will be liable to forfeiture. 


The lessee must enter into cecupation of the land on or before the expiration of three (3) months from this date, and mike his usual 
and only home upon the land during the curreacy of the lease ; and must als», within twelve (L2) months from date hereof, erect such 
buildings and fences as shall be necessary to an actual residence upon and beneficial use of the land, if the same have not already been 


erected. 
The lessee shall keep the land leased free from briars and noxious weeds during the currency of the lease. 


The lessee is to hold a miner’s right continuously during the currency of the lease. 
S. W. MOORE, 


SOHEDULE REFERRED TO. 
Lanp Districr oF Motone, Suire or Boreze. 


Amourt | 
No.of Term of Lease. are to Land Amount | Am2u2t seen 
icati Gold or entas oun dited 
oP rang _ Name and Address County. | Parish. | Mineral Area, anit . baer il of paymen tof cacee or 
TASS t Papers. of Lessee. Field. a8 To . and ; Expenses. Gaim Navasios 
Agent, ; eae oe of rent. 
Occ. a. fT. P. 1910, 1920) Ste dsles 8. doe) 8.0.) & 8. ad.) sea, 
1909-4, | 1910-5404 | Pluis, John, of Canowin-} Ashburn-| Collett ... ae i ee 6July | 5July|}115 0] 410 0) 4 0 0} 010 0/1 5 0 
. ham, windra.| (portion 149), 
ere vas 7 ‘A. 6841-1770. 
>1909-5, | 1910-5190 | Thurston, Samuel George, do... dO! see do .. Jo" 0 Uieall wd Ma Dies ieis- On € 10 Ol 47050) 010.0) 1 5.0 
9 June. of Canowindra, Kporee seh): 


wo 


‘ 


3710 


(79} 


_ notice. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107, 


[6 


Juny, 1910. - 


a 


Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 


APPLICATION TO PURCHASE LANDS COMPRISED IN RESIDENTIAL LEASE. 


OTICE is hereby given that the persons mentioned below will be permitted to purchase, under the provisions of seetion 23 of the 
Crown Lands (Amendment) Act of 1908, the portion of land mentioned in the following Schedule. . 


2. The purchasa money must be paid in‘o the State Treasury, Sydaey, within three months from the date of the publication of this 


SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


Papers and 
No. of 
Application 


Aln, 
1910-6 ,438 
S.P.1909-182 
R.L.P. 1949- 


1, 
: Occ. 
1910-5,615 
S.P. 1910-44 
R.L.P. 1902- 
3. ; 
Aln. 
1910-7,199 
#S.P. 191C- 
116, 
R.L.P.1909-1 
1910-2,524 
+8. P.1910-32 
RL.P, 1909- 
4, 


1910-8,270 
tS.P.1910-19 
R.L.P, 1909- 

5 


Area. 


oP? 


29 June, 1909} 2 0 
(To Crown 

Land Agent, 
Bathurst.) 


2 Sept., 1999 
(To Crown 
Land Agent, 
Gunning). 


30 April, 1909 
(To Crown 
Land Agent, 
Tenterfield). 
10 May, 1909 
(To Crown 
Land Agent, 
Tum bar- 

um ba). 
14 May, 1y09 
(£1 to Crown 
Land Agent, 
Tumbar- 
umba, and 
£33 fs. 8d. 
credited to 
Suspense 
Aczount, 14th 
June, 1910). 


12) 51550 


20 0 0 


2) 0 0 


10 0 0) 


Description. 


Parish cf Waterbeach, county of 
Roxburzh. Measured portion 
12 (residential lease No. 173), 


Parish of Kildare, county of King 
Measured portion 229 (residential 
lease No. 585). 


Parish of Welliagton Vale, county 
of Gough. Measured prrtion 
282 (residential lease No. 578). 


Parish of Tumbarumba, county cf 
Selwyn. Measured portion 42 
(residential lease No. 537). 


Parish of Tumbarumba, county of 
Selwyn. Measured portion 285 
(cesidential lease No, 320). 


g Amount 
Appraised Amount | paid to 
preety Value of Costs | Treasury 

: of Land.; $ | incurred. as 
QA Deposit. 
£ gs. ad.) £ oe Bat Sew, ap 
Leonard Johnson| 210 0 1 2207 20g 
Albert Alexander] 21 8 9 1 2a 0 10. .0 

Savage. 

Charles Morton,..| 25 0 0 1 1990; 100 
George Manley...| 45 0 0 1 210 9} 100 
J.bn McCl:lland/100 0 0 1 Bra 8.1.25 0nd 


8. 


Amount 
credited 
from 
Deposit 
towards 
Purchase 
Money. 


£ 8. d.| 
1.0 9 


33:6 8 


* Amount called for may be paid } deposit in three months, the balance in twelve months together with interest 5 -er cent. added. 
¢ Amount called for may be paid 4 deposit in three months, the balance in two annual payments, together with interest 5 per cent added. 


{~ Amount called for may be paid in two annual instalments together with interest 5 per cent. added. 


[73] 


3 ie 


6th July, 1910. 


A 


W. MOORE. 


Balance 
of 
Deposit 
authorised] | 
to be 
refunded. 


£s 4d. 
oes vee coe 412 0 
Stamp |duty,'5s. 


pe Stes 239 9 
Stamp |duty, 5s, 


paths bey 2% 9 0 
Stamp |duty, 5s. 
/ ad 


ee teks 
Stamp (duty, 5s. © 


bares 68 14 7 
Stamp | duty, 10s 


Department of Lands, 


APPROVAL OF APPLICATION TO RECLAIM AND PURCHASE LAND. 


Sydney, 


6th July, 1910. 


is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has approved of the person mentioned 
in the Schedule hereunder being permitted to reclaim and purchase the Jand herein described, subject to the provisions of section 64 


of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, and section 54 of the Crown Linis Act of 1895, and the following special conditions :— 
1. The reclamation to be carried out to the limit line. 


2. The facing of the reclamation to consist of a substantial dry stone wall of sufficient streagth and stability to act as retaining wall ; 
and joints to be close enough to prevent the filling from making i's way into the water. 


3. Filling to be composed of material not injurious to the health of the neighbourhood, and not so fine as to run through the 
retaining wall into the water. 


4, The reclamation to be completed within two years from the date of the Government Gazette in which the permission to reclaim 


shall be notified. 


5. The reclaimed lands or any portion thereof may be resumed for public purposes by notification in the Gazette, and upon 
resumption the lands shall vest in the Crown, freed and discharged from all private rights, interests, titles, and estates in and to the same ; 
and no other compensation shall be payable than the value of any improvements upon the lands resumed, effected with the written 
approval of the Minister first had and obtained, together with a repayment of the purchase money, and of the cost of reclamation, or if the 
land resumed be a portion only of the land reclaimed, of a fair proportion of such purchase money and cost as aforesaid. Goods in respect 
of which wharfage rates would be payable had the reclaimed land remained vested in the Sydney Harbour Trust Commiesioners shall not 
be unshipped from or shipped on any vessel berthed at the reclaimed land unless the previous consent in writing of the Commissioners 
shall have been obtained. The sea wall at the reclaimed area to be mai: tained ia proper order and repair by the grantee and his successors 
in title. 


In accordance with section 54 of the C.own Lands Act of 1895, the purchase money must be paid within three months from this 


date. ; 
S. W. MOORE. 
SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 
Appraiscd Amount 
. 4 ss . Value : Amount | credited meg 
apers an ate , of Land | 2 | Amount | paid to from : Amount 
No, of | of Area. Description. Jroposed - and & | of costs Preasury | Deposit ee called 
Application.| Deposit. interest | ¢ | incurrcd. as towards |""t5 be for. 
: as agreed| > Depisit. | Purchase}. op ynded 
upen. | AA Money. “|. 
———-_ 

Aln, 8.7. Pp. : £ 8..4) £4 £98. a.) 2s) aCe sa: Sa. a. 
1910-7885 | 28 June,1899| 0 0 13 | Parish of Alexandria, county of Cum-| James William/145 5 0/ 2} 5 8 0;/10 0 0; 814 0} ...... jid8-14 0 
§.P. 99-81 berland, situatei at Elizabeth Bay,) MacArthur (balance (part of | Stamp dulty, £1. 

between allotment 3 of the Elizabeth}; Onslow. of costs). |, \ deposit). | 

Bay Estate and the limit line for : . 

reclamations, on the frontage of 

premises known as Glencairn and i 
Cravenna,—as shown upon plan cata- 

logued Ms. 1,574 Sy., in the Depart- 

ment of Lands, 


6 Juny, 1910.] .NEW SOUTH .WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


[109} 


ne tens APPROVAL OF APPLICATIONS TO PURCHASE LAND. 

«ls hereby notified thatthe persons mentioned in the subjoined list will be permitted to purchase, under the 66th section of the C 

--Lands Act of 1884, the portions of land mentioned in the followin g Schedule. 4 ; es cf ica 
--2..The purchase money must be paid into the State Treasury, Syiney, within three months from the date of the publication of 


this notice. 
8. W. MOORE. 


SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


LETS ar 3 Amount 
pees i ror ‘ : Amount argiiien Balance 
2 Date of Proposed ppra Deed moun paid to rom of Deposit 
and:No. of ; Area. Description, Poe Value of Costs | Treasury| Deposit lauthorisea| A™°unt 
Application. |) Deporte BT entee.) bos Land.| F°:|ineurred.| as : towards | tobe | °Slled for. 
Cane Deposit, | Purchase} refunded. 
me vd Tae Money. 
Aln. a. I. DP £8. 0.) --£ | fp 0.) £8, 0.42 8. d. £ 8. d. 
1910-7,889- | 23 Feb.,1909 | 10 03) | Parish of Beneree, county] Alfred Crow-| «0 7 6 1 £2 6 O10 DU) WO. OY nts 16 13 0 
8.P. 1909-32 Bathurst, Canoblas Shire. Mea-| hurst. Stamp dulty, 5s, 
sured portion 111. 
1910-7 ,231 14 Aug., 1906 | 29 220] Parish of Weodford, county| John Bright) 59 5 0 1 70 0] 10° 0 9 | 1 0 6 Mer arieee 57 5 0 
8.P. 1906-228 (larence, Harwocd Shire. Mackay and Stamp dulty, 10s, 
Measured portion 234. JamesDuncan 
Mackay. 
[105] , Department of Lands, 
; Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 
—— APPROVAL OF APPLICATION TO PURCHASE AFTER RESOCISSION OF RESERVATION. 
ik is hereby notified that the person mentioned below will be permitted to purchase, under the 43rd section of the Crown Lands Act of 
1884, the portion of land mentioned in the foilowing Schedule. 


2. The purchase money must te paid into the State Treasury, Sydoey, within three months from the date of the publication of this 


notice. 
S. W. MOORE. 
SCHEDULE REFERED TO. 
’ . Amount 
va Amount | credited | Balance 
Papers Appraised 2 | Amount paid to from | of Deposit 
and No. of Faced Area. Description. rey “Value | © Cine Treasury | Deposit {authorised aApe 
Appligation.| *7°P9S': ae ra ; of diand. z wena iowarde tobe | °c ‘or. 
: A “| Deposit, | Purchase | refunded. 
Money. 

Aln., 1908, a, Yr, p- es. 1d. | Diese) Sade oe-By Gey)! B.C. fom Be 
1910-7890 | 19 June..| 0 0 113] Tarishc«f Newcastle. county of Northum-)| Ann Vict ria/225 0 0/ 1/1 8 9 3/10 0 0/10 0 0} au... | 224 9 
S.P.1908-127| ~~ berland, Municipality of Wickham, Collins, ; : Stamp duty, £1 10s, 

measured portion 2,52), ‘The 100-feet 
reservation. above high-water mark in 
lots 24 and 26, section A, of a private 
subdivision of R. T. Furlong’s 20-acres 
| grant, porticn 164, 
[108] Department of Lands, 


mags _ 7? 2 Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 

: ae GRANTING OF OCCUPATION LICENSES. 

‘fe is hereby notified, for general information, that Occupation Licenses have been granted of the lands specified below, in accordance 
with the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations. 

1, The licenses are subject to all the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations, and also subject to the provisions of the 
Pastures Protection Acts and any Regulations thereunder, to the Forestry Act of 1909, and particularly to the provisions, conditions, 
covenants, and reservations notified in the Government Gazette of the 11th May, 1910. 

2. The licenses terminate on the 31st December, and the renewal fees must be 
each year, otherwise the lands will, immediately after the 31st December, become and be liable to 
Terms of licenses, from date of Minister’s acceptance of Tenders to 31st December, 1910. 

.8. The sums lodged-with, the Tenders have been applied on account of license fees, viz., from date of Minister’s acceptance of Tenders 
to 31st December, 191v. 2 7 ; 
4. The amount now called for in connection with Occupation License No. 891 must be paid to the Treasurer of the State of New 


South Wales within one calendar month from this date. 


paid efore the 1st December in 
e dealt with as vacant Crown Lands, 


S. W. MOORE. 
CENTRAL DIVISION, 
Lawp District oF Hitiston.—SuHiREs OF Branp AND LACHLAN. a 
| mlb Amount 
2 4 required from 
| gaat 3 : Date of ces 
Number of $ | o's = 5 | Approxi- Annual Amount A >, date of Minis- 
Papers. | Occupation Licenses and | Parish. County. e 2 58 3 | mate License | paid as Jase cael ter’s accept- 
License Address. afxs-| Area. Fee. Depcsit. |“. ,, ance of Tender 
: | 408 3 | of Tender. to 31st Dec., 
| 2 | 1909. 
Occ. | #os. Gch Acres, Goes. dj £ 8.0.) . Jgia £ Bg. d. 
1910-6111 | 891, Lot No.| John Hannan, of| Nah tabel .. ..| Dowling .. | 013 T:4 18,809 2.0 Wu y1zZ 6 | 24 June 10 9 4 
132, Rankiu’s Springs. (about.) Amounjt now requilred, 1€s. 10d. 
6936 | 89°, Lct No.) James Henry Edward] Blairgowrie ... do aA 0 8 2-74 5,259 387 6/ 3 7 6/ 24 June... 115 4 
4.488. Graham, of Bogenge, (about.) | Amoulnt to cred/it of licenselje, £1 12s, 2d. 
je | Adjungbillv. | : | | J 
~ [110] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 6th July, 1910, 


: REVERSAL OF NON-RENEWAL Of AN OCCUPATION LICENSE. 
PT is hereby notified, for general information, that so much of the notice appearing in Government Gazette of the 27th 


of January, 1910, as relates to the non-renewal of the Occupation License hereunder named, is hereby cancelled. 
This cancellation is, however, subject to any conflicting interests which may have arisen between the 31st December, 1903), 
d this date. 
ane SNS aes 8. W. MOORE, 
a Division J a 
No. of Number end Name of Naina of Licensee, of County. Land District. Shire. 
Papers, Occupation License. ; State. | 
Sr i) 7s 
Occ, ; Iu 
..1910-6,209 | 648, Lot No, 257 ..| Arthur Alcock us ...| Eastern ...| Beresford .... Cooma PST ent yd 
a 


_— 


os 
~I 
a 
lo 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. [6 Jury, 1910. 


(7742) Department of Lands. 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES. 


| Tf is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned applicatiors have been received for Special Leases 
under te provisions of the 89th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, of the lands and for the purposes hereunder 


stated, and that it is the intention to grant leases, should no sufficient objection be foucd to exist, after inquiry by the | 


Land Board and consideration by the Minister. 


Any objections will receive due consideration if lodged i in writing with the District Surveyor for the Land Board District 
in which the land is situated on or before the date specified in each case hereunder. 
8. W. MOORE. 


Purpose for Local Land Board |Date up towhich 
Applicant. Locality of Land applied for. Area. which the Lease Office where objections} objections 
is desired. | may be lodged. may be lodged. 
a.r. Dp. ‘ 
Tlines, John ... ..| Parish Wapengo,county Dampier, Land District} 2 0 O | Jetty Be ag .| Goulburn... «| TJuly, 1910 
Bega. rene : 
Phillips, Frederick. | County Gloucester, parish Myall: Commencing v 0 | Tramway purposes ...| Maitland nae wert AO) ngs » 
(Sp. L, tv10- 2, stroud) at a point on Special Lease 1£¢07-13 for] (a ahoat 


tramway by Frederick Phillips where it 
intersects the Turkey Brush road; and 
thence through forest reserve 2°,405 gener- 
ally north-westerly about 4) chains and 
approximately parallel with Deep Creek. 
Davis Bros, and Bur-| Ccunty Rous, parish Coraki, fronting portion 2.} 0 1 1 | Wharfand Slip .. «| Grafton ess Aa ae 9 
-gess (Limited). (Sp. . 

L, 1910-15, Lismore. 


[107] Western Land Board Office, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910, 


SURRENDER OF A WESTERN LANDS LEASE. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has 
approved of Western Lands Lease No. 1,815, as particularised in the Schedule hereunder written, being surrendered from 


tke 30th day of November, 1909. 
8. W. MOORE 


Minister for Lands. 


No. of 
At Section of Act under which granted. Name of Lessee. Area, 
Lease. 
| S20 Tope 
1,815 | New Special Lease... 5c sic ...| The Council for the Municipality of Broken Hill ... 60 0 0 
(117) Western Land Board Office, 


Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF APPROVAL OF THE ISSUE OF WESTERN LANDS LEASES. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that the issue of Western Lands Leases for the undermentioned areas has been 
approved, and that in pursuance of section 33 of the “ Western Lands (Amendment) Act of 1905,” the occupation licensees’ 
right of occupation of the areas named shall cease on the expiration of thirty days from this date. 
S. W. MOORE, 
Minister for Lands. 


Apeoral 
Applicant. aAre?. PI ck. ey of Holding cut of which Lease is to be granted. 
| of ae 
| es} 
Acres. 1910. 
William E .ward Turnbull..| 10,497 256 30 June} Within the area withdrawn from W. L. Lease 230, Boorooma. 
Thomas Dillon : 10,380 257 BOB. 5: do do do 
Matthew James M Mullen. . 10,3&0 258 30 ,, do do do 
Glenelg Charles Wood ..| 12,196 259 30me do do 126, Charltcn. 
John Llewellyn Roberts ..| 10,043 260 BOL ss do do 274, Bundabulla. 
Sidney Alexander Eyille ...| 4,812 | Part of 261 | 20 ,, do do 765, Milroy. 
Charles Alchin Se ...| 4,812 | Part of 261 | 30 _,, do ; do do 
Block. 
James John Neale .., | 9,624 262 305), do do do 
Albert Athel Colless 3 9,025 263 30 , do do 139, Bungalear, and 
125, Bundinbarrina. 
George Richard Walton ...| 9,025 264 80 ,, do do do 
Alfred Ernest Rowe {| 9,025 265 30 ,, do do do 
Archibald Joseph Kennedy.. 9,025 266 30 5 do : do do 
Charles John Prentice 7,192 267 30 do do 84, Llanillo. 
Victor Colless Le Ay leeeit Ke 268 a Dee do do do 
Daniel Hegarty... 2 8,467 269 30 ,, do ,, do 3, Quantambore. 
James Blake se Peis Cops 70 30 5 do do do 
Frnest Alfred Meathrel ...| 8,467 271 S05 do do do 
Henry Campbell ... ».| 10,280 272 30 , do do 350, Gingie. 
Thomas O’Keeffe, senior ...| 10,280 273 30,92 do do do 


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6 Jury, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 3718 
[35 | Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910, 


LAND SALE. 


| pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, I, the Minister for Lands, do hereby notify that the 
following lots of Land will be offered for sale by public auction, at the undermentioned place, at the time and 
on the day specified, at the upset prices affixed thereto. 


pase A S. W, MOORE, 
SALE AT THE COURT-HOUSF, MOAMA, 
LAND DISTRICT OF DENILIQUIN, 
On Wednesday, the 24th day of August, 1910, at 12 o’clock noon, 


TERMs :—Deposit, 25 per cent, ; balance in twelve months, with interest at 5 per cent, 


TOWN LOT. 
re} 
C=] 5 es 4 “ 
eS 3 ae Ares. | ee County. Parish. "Situation. Remarks, 
zsllas Ee ee 
all | 
A) 1. spa) Seeeseed. 
9/20} 0 1 0/55 O 0] Cadell ...| Moama ..| Within the town of Moama, with front-| Upset price includes value 
ages to Chanter and Council streets. of Crown improvements. 
Aln, 1910-7,445 ; M. 28-1,425, Within Moama Munici- 
pality. ’ 
reek tugs SUBURBAN LOT. 
75 2 110,126 0 0, Cadell ...| Moama ..| Within suburban boundaries, town of Upset price includes value 
Moama, with frontage to River-street,| of Crown improvements. 
and to the Murray River; about 14/ Within Moama Munici- 
miles from Moama Railway Station. pality. 
Aln. 1910-7,108 ; C. 1,090-1,817. 
[39] Department of Lands, 
S)dney, Sth July, 1910. 
REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF SETTLEMENT PURCHASE. 
[S Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the 
provisions of section 36 of the Closer Settlement Act of 1901, the forfeiture of the Settlement Purchase particularised in 
the subjoinel ScheJule, as published in the Goverament Gazette of 27th April, 1910, is hereby reve. sed, ; 
S. W. MOORE. 
MYALL CREEK SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA No. 1. 
Lanp District or INVERELL. 
Number of Dite Porti F g Catal No. 
ad Purchaser, hap eee de No wen Area, County, Parish, 2 Be cian’ S 
1906. a. YY. p. 
1906-88 | William Robinson) 24 July ...| 334) 22 346 O O | Murchison.,.| Little Plain ...) M. 2,118. 
Newport. 2 
~ [Papers—Clo. Sett. 1910-2,868] 
[72] Department of Lands, 
; Sydney, 6th July, 1910, 
CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY ROADS. 
H® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance with the 
provisions of the 19th and 20th sections of the Public Roads Act of 1902, the unnecessary roads mentioned in the Schedule 
hereundey are hereby closed, and the lands comprised therein freed and discharged from any rights of the public or any person to 
the same as highways and added to the holdings mentioned. 
8. W. MOORE. 
Papers, Area. Roads to be closed. caine a 
Aln. @ Yep. : 
_ 1910-8,319 4 3 O | Parish of Elland, county of Clarence, Orara Shire. The boundary road 100} A.C.P. 1903-19, Graf- 
§.P. 1908-164 links wide separating portion 75, parish of Elland, from portions 180 and] ton District, at £1 
164, parish of South Hampton, and portion 224, parish of Elland, 10s. per acre, A. W. 
extending from the north-east to the south-east corner of portion 75. Aspinall. 
* 1 1 8 | Parish of Southampton, county of Clarence, Orara Shire. The boundary| C.P. 97-16, Grafton 
road 100 links wide separating portion 180 from portion 183. District, at £2 per 


| acre, A. W. Aspinall. 
1910-8,322 8 220 | Parish of Byron, county of Arrawatta, Bannockburn Shire. The boundary) C.P. 72-7,544, Inver- 
8.P. 1908-209 road 100 links wide separating portion 215 from portion 61. | ell District, at £4 
per acre, Union Bank 

of Australia (Ltd.). 
1910-7,188 | 12 2 0 | Parish of Goonian, county of Arrawatta, Ashford Shire No. 39. The boun- O.P. 97-20, Inverell, 
§.P. 1907-226 dary road 200 links wide separating portion 19 from portion 20,— at £1 10s. per acre, 
exclusively of the part necessary to preserve the continuity of the; Charles Christiansen, 
resorved roads through portions 19 and 20, 


a St 


oe 


No 107, 6 Jury, 1910.~ 6. 


3714 NEW SOUTE WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107, [6 Jury, 1910, 


[69 1 Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910, 


APPLICATIONS FOR THE CLOSING AND PURCHASE OF ROADS. 


N LOK is hereby given that applications haye been made, under the Public Roads Act of 1902, for the closing and purchase of the 
roads described in the Schedule hereunder, and that it is intended to close such roads unless valid objeetions are found to exiet. 
“Any person desiring to lodge objections should forward the same in writing, addressed to the Minister for Lands, on or before the date 


specified hereunder. 
8. W. MOORE. 


$ 


Date up to 


Registration No. Applicant. . - Area, Description. which objections 
may be lodged. 
Aln. ae ery *p: 
1910-8552 | Frederick Bakon 5 114] Parish of Inverell, county of Gough, Bannockburn Shire No. 41.| 6 Aug., 1910 


§.P. 1909-152 The boundary road 100 links wide separating portion 469 from 
portions 467 and 468, extending from the north-west corner of 
portion 469, east to the road from Bundarra to Inverell. 

1910-7552 | Levi J. Stonestreet .... 4 1 10] Parish of Graham, county of Bathurst, Lyndhurst Shire. Theboun-| 6 4, 


% 
§.P. 190-209 : dary road 100 links wide, extending along the western boundary 

of portion 93. ae a 

1910-8317 | Charles James Clegg, 8 3 O | Parish of Bogabri, county of Nandewar, Namoi Shire. The boundary| 6 4 9 


§.P. 1909-58 junior. road 100 links wide separating portion 148 from portion 13 and 
part of portion 141, extending from a point 100 links north of the 
north-east corner of portion 13, west and north to a point east of 
the north extremity of the most eastern boundary of portion 141. 

1910-8219 | Caroline Whalebone}|. 6 1 8 | Parish of Narragal, county of Gordon, Macquarie Shire. The boun-| 6 4, Py 
§.P. 1909-139 road 100 links wide, separating portion 70 from portions 68 and 
98, extending from the south-west corner of portion 70 on the 
road from Molong to Wellington, east and north to its north-east 


corner. 
_ 1910-7652 | William Settree and| O 0 32 Parish Kincumber, county Northumberland, Erina Shire. Part] 6 ,, yy 
“S.P..1909-268 H. M. Robinson. (about). boundary road 1 chain wide separating part portion 76 from part 


portion 153 from north-western corner of portion 157 to road 
from Gosford to Kineumber. 
1910-6752 | Samuel Maxwell ...) 2 O 16 | Parish of South Gundurimba, county of Rous, Gundurumba Shire—| 6 , ~ 
8.P. 1910-15 Boundary road 100 links wide separating parts of portions 110 from 
portions 181, 182, and part of 152, extending from the north- 
eastern corner of portion 181 to the south-western corner of 
portion 110. 
” Do ..| 2 0 0] Boundary road of similar width separating part of portion 152and|/ 6 y 
portion 201 from parts of portions 110 and 201, extending from the 
most northern south-eastern corner of portion 201 to the north- 
. western corner of the same portion. 
1910-7948 John J. Fowler ..| 84 3 21 | Parish of Wilkie, county of Harden, Demondrille Shire— ily ” 
8.P. 1909-180. The boundary road 150 links wide separating portions 105, 106, 152, 
151, 150, 149, 182, and 183 from portions 327, 199, 326, and 201. 


7 Do --| 5 0 33 | The boundary road 100 links wide separating portion 104 from 105 Ga, - 
» Do 1 2 8] The reserved road 100 links wide within portion 271 .. 4s 6 y ” 
1910-7950 | Joseph Thomas Whar-| 0 226] Parish of Br undah, county of Monteagle, within Weddin Shire| 6 + » 
8.P. 1908-3. ton. The boundary road 100 links wide separating portion 679 from 917, 
1910-7004. | Bridget Mary Browne,| 7 2 0 | Parish of Murrungal, county of Monteagle, Murrungal Shire. Reserved} 6 " 
8.P. 1910-64. Margaret Ryan, and| (about). road (R. 2,508-1,603) 100 links wide within portion 4 and reserved . 
Edward Patrick road 150 links wide, running in a north-westerly direction from the 
Browne. last-mentioned road to reserved road, also in portion 4. 
1910-7006 | Thomas and Arthur} 28 1 30 | Parish Timbrebongie, county of Narromiue, Timbrebongie Shire— 6 , ” 
8.P. 1903-222 Bragg. Part of boundary road #00 links wide separating portion 32 from ; 
part of portion 37, parish of Willydah. 
o Do «| 17 110] Part cf boundary road 3U0 links wide separating part of portion 33} 6 , ” 


from part of portion 37, parish of Willydah, extending from the 

most westerly south-western corner of portion 33 aforesaid to the 

northerly prolongation of the western side of reserved road within 

portion 37 aforesaid. ‘ 

n Do | 11 0 Of Part of boundary road 300 links wide separating part of portion 33} 6 , ” 
; from part of portion 37, parish of Willydab, extending from the 
south-westerly prolongation of the south-eastern side of reserved 

road, passing through portion 33 aforesaid in a south-westerly 

direction to the north-eastern corner of portion 37 aforesaid. 


” Do | 16 2 84] Reserved road 390 links wide passing through portion 33 in a south: 6 ,, im 
easterly direction. 
% Do ...| 20 8 O| Reserved road 809 links wide within portion 34 Te aor igs) 0" as = 


1910-7,859 | Albert Edwin Capp...| 2 3 12 | Parish of North Bellingen, county of Raleigh, Bellingen Shire. Part] 6 ,, ” 
8.P. 1909-189 of reserved road 50 links wide within portions 73 and 45, extending} 
from the northern boundary of portion 73 to the northern side of 
public road from Gleniffa to Bellingen, within portion 45. 
1910-3,203 | William Darrington | 4 2 0 | Parish of Neville, county of Bathurst, Lyndhurst Shire. That part] 6 ,, < 
8.P. 190s~215 (about). of the boundary road 100 links wide separating portions 48 and 101; 
‘ from portions 49, 138, and 19, extending from the intersection of : 
the south-western side of the Blayney-Neville road with the west- ‘ 
era boundary of portion 48 to the intersection of that side of that 
road with the southern boundary of portion 101. 


1910-8031 | George Cowden...) 9 016] Parish of Murrimboola, county of Harden, Demondrille Shire. The) 6 ,, Py 
8.P. 1909-265 koundary road 150 links wide separating portion 186 from portions 
part 229 and 230. oh 
1910-7,003 | James Horton | O 8 81] Parish of Derringullen, county of King, Goodradigbee Shire No.108— 6 s 
8.P. 1909-128 The boundary road 100 links wid+ separating portion 233 from part ‘ 


of portion 166, extending from the south-west to the north-west 
: corner of portion 233. 
» -Do --| 1 8 4{| The boundary road 100 links wide separating portion 234 from part} ‘6 ,; n 
i of portion 166, extending from the south-west to the north-west 
corner of portion 234, 


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6 Juny, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 8715 


[63] Department of Landa, 
Sydney, 6th July, '919, 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROADS. 


n OTICK is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that certain roads should be opened, and that itis proposed to 
resume or withdraw for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public. Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described. 


The proposed roads are shown upon plans which can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be inspected at the 
respective Offices of the Crown Land Agents in which the lands are situated. 


_ All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing and to forward to the Minister, within one month from date 
of this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposal to open the roads referred to. 


S. W. MOORE. 


DEscRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Road from the village of Barellan, towards Narrandera, parish of Barra'ong, county of 
Cooper, Yanko Shire No. 74. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-274-7 ; Catalegue No. of Plan—R. 9,757-1,608.] 


Description of lands which it is proposed to withdraw. 
Lanp District or NarRANDERA. 


—- 


F Character | Width of Area 
ps Area, bey Re; uted Owner. Occupier. of Land to be to be Parts of se | liar a vo hes 
: : Holding. |Withdrawn.| Withdrawn. ; 
8. a 2D: are P: 
Unnumbered..! 8,454 138 | Barralong. | Frank R. Clayton ...| F. R. Clayton «.| 18sec.,lease, 3 chains ...| 126 0 0 
No. 60, The part: cf R. 8,701 for roadway east 
Do eo| 500.00 do ex| The Comncil of Yanko]  ....0ss0e ses cos coe cee vas De Weales oN Osh cess ‘an 8 0 0 and west of propcsed road, are to be 
5 Sbire, 49x, supersid d by proposed road, 
“Do ../16,159 0 0 do ...| Frank R. Clayton ...| Frank R.Clayton...| Barellan | 3 ,, es 40 0 07) 
R.A. No.| Saige 
435A, The parts of existing road on the west 


| | of P.W.P. No. 498, included in survey 

, and in continuity of proposed road, are 

to be declared to be a public road and 

dedicated to the public accordingly, and 

5 the area comprised therein (4 acres), is 
thus withdrawn from R.A, 485, 


DrEscRIPTION OF ROsD TO BE OPENED :—Part of road from Weejasper t> Brindabella, parish of Clive, county of Buccleuch, 
Yarrowlum'a Shire No. 107. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1910 -122-5; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,911-1,603.] 


ror: Description of land which it is proposed to resume. 
Lanyp District or Yass. 


9 


Character Width of 


Parish 2 : : Area to be 
Area. Parish Name. Reputed Owner. Occupier, of Land to be Zz 
Pe. Holding. Resumed. Resumed. 
| 
a. | a2 Ty p- 
27 60 0 vu Clive... ace ~| A. R. McAlister’ |.., aes ..| A. R, McAlister ese ee ---| €.P, 1904-19 “| 100 links... 2 1,10 


Desoxiprion oF Roap To BE OPENED :— Road froin road at north-west corner of portion 16, thence to Gobondery Railway Platform, 
parish of Gobondery, county of Kennedy, Goobang Shire No. 83. 


[ Registration No. of Papers—Roads 19°9-8€0 -5 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,915-1,603.] 


Description of land which it is proposed to resume. 
Lanp DIsigicr oF PARKES. 


Character | Width of Area Part of Road to be declared to be a 


a 
. a 24 A . Sa | . I 
rea. Pari-h Name. Reputed Owner. Occupier, cf Land to be to be 
af P Holiing Resumed. | Resumed, Public Road. 
| a. top 
7 1 6| The part of boundary road on south of por- 


feo gle: : , : 
7. |1,902 1 6| Gobondery ...| Union Bank «f Aus-| Thomas Locney ...| C.L, 11,991 150 links... 4 e 2 
tralia (Limited). tion 19, parish of S'anley, lying to the 


; north of proposed road, is to be declared to 
be a public road and dedicated to the 
public accordingly. 


Description or Roap To BE OPENED :—Road from the private village of Doree to the Wallsend Roal, parish of Coorumbung, county of 
Northumberland, Lake Macquarie, Shire No. 38. 


[Registration No. of Papers— Roads 1909-48)-6; Catalogue No. of Plan—K. 9,926-1,603.} 


DrecRiPtion of lands which it is proposed to resume, 
Lanp District or NEwoAastTLe. 


SS SS ae ae ee ee ie 

Character Width of Area 

Parish F i ‘ Reputed Owner, - Occupier. of Land ‘0 be to be 
No. BFL. Farieh Mamee s Holding. Resumed, Resumed. 
a. rp ; Kc ; Fee koa D 
3 25 0 0 | Coorumbung... ...| Mrs. Gardner ws  o Mrs. Gardner androad in use.| Freehold ..  ,..| One phain and 100 

a variable, 

Lo eae « | J. Douglas ... nes J. Douglas, and road in ue do ose | Variable - oot 


~8 

. = 
| “eo 
—) 

o 


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3716 ) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, ‘No. 107. - [6 Jury,:1910, 


ee 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROADS, &c. —ogitinwad: 


DEscRIPrioN OF ROAD TO BE OPENED:—Part of road between Albury~Wagga Wagga road and road from Cookardinia to Pulletop, 
parish of Jerra Jerra, county of Goulburn, Kyeamba Shire No, 96. 


[Registration No, of Papers—Roads 1892-394-48 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,918-1,603.] 


DusoniPtion of land which it is propoeed to withdraw. 
Lanp District or WaaGa WAGGA. 


8 ————— 


i Character Width of Area. 
Parish No. | °° Area. Parish Name, Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to be to be 
Holding. Withdrawn. |Withdrawn, 
ee Snes : Rae Tos 
Block 849 ,..) 1,300 0 O | Jerra Jcrra ... ..| Ewen McMiilan nae «.| Ewen McMillan eee -..| Improvement 100 links and 5 0 0 
(about). Lease No, 942, variabie, 


—~ ro 235 = ——— + 


DEscRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Part of road from Canyonleigh to Moss Vale, within portion 10, parish of Sutton Forest, 
county of Camden, Wingecarribee Shire No. 124. 


[Registration Bes of Papers—Roads 19.9- 542-7; Catalogue No, of Plan—R. 9,921-1,603.] 


DeEsoRirrion of land-which it is proposed to resume. 
Lanp District oF Moss VALE. 


; mo ie Character Width of ' Area 
Tarish Ne, Area. Parish Name, Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to be to be 
Holding. Resumed. Resumed, 
: ai Paps i Bre a. Yr. p. 
10° 2/0) 0 0} Sutton Forest ... ..| Trostees of the Church of) J. W.Cunningham ee | Freehold .., «| 100 links... | 2 0 28 
1 Rha ’ , England (owners), 


Drseniprio or RoaD TO BE OPENED :—Road from road at north-east corner of portion 18 to the Troffs Railway Siding, parish of 
Gillenbine, county of Cunningham, Goobang Shire No. 83. 


[ Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-356-4; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,916-1,603.] . 


i 
f e 


Description of land which it is proposed to withdraw. 
Lanp DIstRicT oF PARKES. 


Parish Width of Area 
No. Area, Parish Name. Reputed Owzer, Occupier, Character of Holding. | Land to be to be 
oO. Withdrawn. | Withdrawn. 
Go, apes ; 
18 16) v-0-4-Gillenbine ..| Geo. Yors Mccatta ... es «:| O. BE. Redzgers ... ve ee. | Partof Settlement Lease, 150 links ... Pe SA 
No, 596cf 1,9654 acres, | 22 1 0 


- St 


io 


DESCRIPTION OF ROADS TO BE OPENED :—Road from Tottenham to a crossing over Bullock Creek, near Tullamore Railway Station, and a 
branch read fo road west of portioa 2 parish of Bentinck, ngs of Beaconsfield, Tabratong, Albert, Cavendish, and Yralla, county - 
of Kennedy, Lechlan Shire No. 81. 


(Registration No, of Papers— Roads 19 18-210-26; Catalogue No. of Plath 9,805-1603. ] 


Descarprron of lands which it is proposed to withdraw. 
Lanp Districrs or NyNGAN AND PARKES. 


. Character Width of Area D 
No, of Llock, | Area. ee Reputed Lessee. Occupier. of Land to be to be Road ee te nee declared 
= : Holding. |Withdrawn | Withdrawn. : 
Acres, a. .Ts Pe 
Unnumbered | 110, 40 | Beaconsfield | J. P. Als‘on and) Messrs. Alston} Scrub Lease] 200 links...| 83 1 0 |) 
L. D. Nynzac. W.F, B. Scheaffe, & Sheaffe, No. 68, 
{ 1351 2,F41 Tabratong ...| Matomed Box ..| Mahomcd Box | Imp. Lease] 200 , ...| 35 0 0 | 
oy | No. 1,466. The road separating yortion 1 from portion 7, 
i 66 €,607 | Albert - | Hugh Strahorn | HughStrahorn|] Imp. Lease] 200 , ...| 40 2 0 parish of Albert, and the yart of road 500 
x No 42, links wide through Forest Reserve No. 43,379, 
33 67 6,398 | Cavendish .. do Seull do «| Imp, Lease} 200 , .| 43 0 0 |} same parish, included in survey and in con- 
as 4 ‘ p No, 43. | tinuity of proposed road, are to be declared 
= { 68 17,167 | Cavendi-h & do ae do (tmp. whease| 200 Suis) hao 10m 0 to be a public road, and ded cated to the 
q re Yralla, No, 44. ; public accordingly, 
3 69 109.7 Yralla ee do e- do + Lmnps hess 200 er s:. || 1it 00,0 | 
es px, Fk | 
No. 45, 
LY 68 £743 do - | Tbe Ausiralian| N. A. Gatenby| Imp. lease} 200 , ../ 91 0 0 |J 
Estates & Mort, No, 41 
| gage Co (L'd,). 


{ 


Descriprion: OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Road from the Braidwood- Tarago road to the Boro-Mulloon road, parishes of Barnet and 
Merrigan, coucty of Murray, Tallagandra Shire No. 106, 


[Registration No. of Papers—R ads 1909-304 7; Catalogue No. of Plaa—9,883-1,603. } 


Duscriprion of Invd- which it is poposed to resume or withdraw. 


Lanp District or Braipwoop. 


a se eieeai eee Geoeenerattoce eine > -%. Character A cine of Area 
aos reat 7 N gate - and to be to be Parts of roads to be declared to be a Public 
%S rea, Pari.h Name. ~ Reputed Owner. Occupier. 7 a ee eau edion | Reauied tee Road, 
Bw | 5° Withdrawn, Withdrawn, 2 
| ae OF, +P. a. rf. i. 
} 1 18) 0 UB vrnet ...| Mes. Alex McQueen] William Barrett! Freehold ...| 1 chain .. 010 ers usdiveb badicar saaieselecniocecudaei ost Ea aaiecaines tae crease! 
a e97 U 0 | Merigan  ...| James Partington, .| James Varting-| A.L. 21,852...) 1 , . 4 1 0 | This area is to be withdrawn, 
ere ton. —_— 
The parts of roads jncluded in survey and 
in continuity of proposed road are be 
ae 1 sO IC 7 PE I le pleas) Sa ( declared to be a panic (read, and dedicated to 
the public accordingly. ., 


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6 Juny, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 107.  BI1T 


[64] Department of Lands, 

Sydney, 6th July, 1910, 
NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROADS AND OF PROPOSED CLOSING OF ROADS OR PARTS OF 
ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY, AND ROAD OR PARTS OF ROADS TO BE DECLARED TO BE 

PUBLIC ROADS. | 


NS is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that certain roads should be opened, and that it is proposed 
to resume or withdraw for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1897, the lands hereunder <lescribed. 


The proposed roads are shown upon plans which can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same can be inspected at the 
respective Offices of the Crown Lands Agents for the Land District in which the lands are situated. 


All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing and to forward tothe Minister, within one month from date of 


‘ this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposal to open the roads referred to. 


Notice is also given that the Minister is of opinion that it is expedient to close the roads or parts of roads hereunder specified, and all 
persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister, within one mcnth from this date, any vbjections 
which may appear to them to exist to the closing of the said roads or parts of roads. 


Plans ehowing the roads or parts of roads proposed to be closed can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same can be inspected 
at the respective Offices of the Crown Lands Agents for the Land District in which the lands are situated. 


. W. MOORE. 


DgsoriPrion of Roads To BE OPENED :—Part of road from Ogilvie’s to Glen Innes-Haymarket Road and branch a parish of Clifton, 
county of Gough, Severn Shire No. 21. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-756-6 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,966-1,603.] 


Dgscerrprion of lands which it is proposed to resume, and parts of roads deemed t> be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 


Lanp District or Guen Innes. 


4 Character | Width of Area 
Z gs Parish Parts of Reads proposed to be closed, &c., and part of 
j EA Area. Name. Reputed. Owner, Occupier, Aas Tend Mi ¢ R Behe Roads to be declared to be a Public Road. 
a. Dp. Ue Sos 

The unnecessary part of boundary road serarating 
161 | 43 2 0 | Clifton...) James Kelly ...! James Kelly .. | Freehold .../ 100 links... 3 3 18 portion 161 from same owner’s argos 8, and from 
(Includes part of J.T. and W. H. Sloman and P. Abbott's Fortion 92 
branch road). south and east cf proposed road ; hr the unnecessary 
46/49 0 0 Do ... do aah do = do ca] 20 Sat 0 139 part of boundary road separating J. Kelly’s portions 46 


; of branch road). and 118, and from J. T. and W. IJ. Sloman and P, P, 
160 | 40 0 0 Do wa do aes do 205 do cael TRU ce 0 018 Abbstt’s portion 115, extending from a point 1 chain 
(Embraces part west from the south-east corner cf portion 116 westerly 
of branch road). and southerly to the most northerly south-eastern 
corner of portion 115, are to be closed and part granted 
in lieu. 


(Embracss part|/{ and 85 from Bank of New South Wales’ portions 116 
| 
{ 
L 


The part of boundary road extending 1 chain west from 
the south-east corner of portion 116 is to be declared to 
be a public road; and dedicated tothe public accordingly. 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Deviation of part of reserved road within portion 139, parish of Condong, county of Rous, 
Tweed Shire No. 1. 


[ Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-175-6; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,990-1,603.] 


DEsoRIPTION of land which it is proposed to resume, and part of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 
Lanp Districr or MURWILLUMBAH. 


ee ee EEE Gena = 


- Character Width of Area Part of Road d i 

propos¢d to be closed, &c., and parts of 
es Area, onto Reputed Owner. Occupier. noe caged aie Pda A a road to be declared to be a Public Itoad. 
é . . 


| rep: 


ie aed 

illiam Clothier | C.P.1903-55...| Variable ..| 0 0 23 | The unnecessary part of reserved road within portion 
pees soe enti Wat ea ee 139, south-east of proposed road is to be closed and 
‘ | added to C.P. 1903-55, portion 132, in lieu; the area 
of the C.P. and porticn to remain unaltercd, 


The parts of existing roads included in survey and 
in continuity «f proposed road, are to be declared to be 
a public road and dedicated to the public accordingly 


Description or ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Part of road from Cobargo-Eurobodalla road to Wagonga, parish of Urobodalla, 
county of Dampier, Eurobodalla Shire No. 104. 


(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1908-725-7 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,960-1,603. ] 


———— 


Desorterron of land which it is proposed to resume, and part of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is propored to close. 
Lanp District or Morvya. 


qi Character | Widthof Area : 
5 Parish y ; of Land to be to be Part of Road proposed to be closed, &c, 
E z Area. cana Reputed Owner. Ovcupier ait ys bal ag Cenea sey | 
J 


6 a ee eee | 
a 


ass mepy | 

j prbanrt Bee 1 hold ...| 1 chain & 2 0 v |The unnecessary part of boundary read separating 
af AF Op Gi | Menbodalle |, Ms Donaldson) -. a al 1 eae yarfablen! | part of this portion (56) from part of T. Broadfoot’s 
; 1 portion 81, is to be closed and granted in lieu. 


3718 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. [6 Juny, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING AND CLOSING OF ROADS, &0,—continued. 


Description or ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Deviation in rcad towards Corowa within portion 131, parish of Buraja, 
county of Hume, Coreen Shire No. 70. ~ 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-770-8 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 10,015-1,603.] 


DEscriIPrion of land which it is proposed to resume, and part of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 
Lanp District oF Corowa. 


m F Character | Width of Area gt Sh aan, 
S| Area. Ferien Reputcd Owner. Occupier. cf Land to be to be Part of Road proposed to be closed, &c.; 
& Holding. | Resumed. | Resumed. 

| 


pee ‘ 
0 Buraja _...| Geo. Kirkham... Geo, Kirkham ...| Freehold...| 3 chains ..) 15 2 80 | The unnecessary part of reserved road within this 


portion (131) is to be closed and granted in lieu. 


Description or RoaD TO BE OPENED: —Deviation in parts of road from Scone to Tomalla, parish of Omadale, county of Durham, 
Woolooma Shire No. 31. 


(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1908-581-10; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,974-1,503.] 


Desoniption of lanis which it is proposed to resume or withdraw, and road and parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, 
which it is proposed to close. 


Lanp Districr or Scone. 


| Width cf Area 
a ‘ Pasishl Character | Land to be to be Road and parts of Roads proposed to be closed, &c., 
& & Area, ane Reputed Owner. Occupier. kit Resumed | Resumed and part of Road to be 
0 ‘ Holding. and and declared to be a Publsc Road. 


Withdrawn.| Withdrawn. 


=r p Ds 
62 20 VU O| Omadale...|. Bubert Field ...| Robert Field ...| R.L. No, 655, 100 links...) 1 38 20 | This area is to be withdrawn. 


62} 400 9 0 Do «| Sydney ©. Collison..| Sydney C. Ccllison .| C.P.190£-5*| 100 links &| 2 1 0 | The unnecessary part of boundary road separating 
variable, portion 62 and A. A. Collison’s portion 63 from 
| H. Baker’s portion 51, north of proposed road, is 
to be closed and added to C.P. 19''5-53 (portion 62) 
| in lieu; the area there.f to be reduced by 1 rood. 
63 | 400 0 0 Do «| A.A. Collison ,..{ A. A. Collison ...| C.P.19.7-50| Variable...) 0 011 av aos nes bes oosjshe sod coe geeleceioenaunieea usetnaena cenmev men Sep 


51 | 904 0 0 Doj ..| Henry Baker ...| Henry Baker ..| C.L. No. | 100 links... 10 1 © | The unnecessary boundary road separating this 
portion (51) from W. Caslick’s portion 36 and 
Crown portion 64 north from eastern end of 
| proposed road is to be closed for addition to C.L 
| Noe. 38,372 (portion 51); the area thereof, when 
addition is made, to be increased by 1 acre, 
1 rocd. 


The unnecessary part of reserved road within 
Crown yortion 64 is to be closed. 

The part of boundary road included in survey 
and in continuity of proposed road is to be declared 
to be a public rcad, and dedicated to the public 
accordingly. 


DEscEIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED : —Part of road from Greenetlorpe Railway Station to Uppingham Railway Station, within portion 
45, parish of Cudgymaguntry, county of Monteagle, Weddin Shire No. 80. 


(Registration No. of Pspers—Roads 1909-592-6; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,861-1,693.] 


Description of lard which it is proposed to resume, and roads deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 
Lanp District oF GRENFELL. 


o 

a Parish Character | Width of Area 

‘a Area. Name Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to be to be Roads proposed to be closed, &ce, 

5 v Holding. | Resumed. | Resumed. 

a 

“as be soo pees Dear : $s 2 See Soe 
x T. 0. | or: 
45 | 160 0 v | Cudgyma- | Casper II. Freudensteia.,|C. ¥. Freudenstein| Freehold... lchain ... 2 3 6 | he unnecessary boundary roads separating 
guntry. | this portion (45) from same owner’s portions 

i 54 and 51; also unnecessary reserved road 
50 links wide through portion 45, are to be 
| closed and part granted in lieu. 


DESCRIPTION oF RoaD TO BE OPENED :—Part of road from Clarke’s Saw-mill to,Tenterfield-Wanglebong road, within portion 55, 
parish of Dickson, county of Clive, Tenterfield Shire No. 20. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-1,021-5; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,972~1,603.] 


Dxsceirtion of land which it is proposed to resume, and part of road deemed to be unnecessary which it is proposed to close. 
Lanp District oF TENTERFIELD. 


| Patish Character | Width of Atea 
ot z Area. Wisnie: Reputcd Owner. Occupier. of Land to be to be Part of Road proposed to be closed, &c. 
a Holding. | Resumed. | Resumed. ' 
65 | 120 0 0'| Dick re et 
2 0 ickson ...) Tne Bank cf North Jean Clarke .. | C.L. 19,062 | 109 links...) 1 2 uv | The unnecessaty part of reserved foad Within por- 
Queensland. | tion 55, west of proposed road, is to be ¢losed and 
added to C.L:; 193062 (portion 53) itt lieu; the area 
of the C.L. and portion to remain unaltered. 


—_ =~ 


6 Jury, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 3719 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING AND CLOSING OF ROADS, &o.—continued. 


DESCRIPTION OF RoaD TO BE OPENED :—Connecting road from the Cowra to Frogmore, via Spring Vale road to road from Cowra to 
} } Frogmore, via Deep Creek, parish of Kenyu, county of King, Murrungal Shire No. 109. 
[Registration No. of Papers—ttoads 1909-260-7 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—K. 9,927~1,603.] 


Descerirrion of lands which it is proposed to resume, and roads and parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed 
to close. 


Lawnp District or Boorowa. 


pa et — 


Character | Width of | Area Roads and parts of Roads proposed to be 


Pan Area. peer Reputed Owner, Occupier. of Land to be to be closed, &c., and parts of Roads to be 

* 2 Holding. Resumed, | Resumed, declared to be a Public Road. 

a 2p, a. Y. p. 

18 90 0 O} Kenyu..| J. G. Prosser .. ..| J. G. Prosset ..| Freehold ..| 1 chain .., QB 86> CARAT Sete idee ck re TNE KAN Sas oie 
Unnum- 400 D> y. do a6 ty do ir do eee 4 va OF FOL2Gi) (uererech sagttsens Taye 38 Undo IC OOP OCe 
bered, 

83 40 0 0 LDS oa do Fi aa do ae do Tol lames BOT a Me yaleth aera sae AacurisOnte SARS AG BORD TY ox 

90 40 0 0 Do_ ../ Union Bank of Aus- do » --| C.P..72- se, F 1) EGY) 58 akadboson SC dtidls TOO SOe ce ICue Ear 

tralasia (Ltd.). 8,071. 
s9| 40 0 0] Do .. do Be do PL OLR Sas) nla tme ‘ Th BOs hetietarccterr neehe RR MARES SAU CSG ae otha, 0 
8,070. 
155 64 0 0 Do ..| Goldsbrough, Mort, &| Goldsbrough, C.P. 87-92 | 1 ,, 1 1 0O| Unnecessary road separating this portion from 


Co. (Ltd.). Mort, & Co, (Ltd.) same owner’s portion 2 is to be closed and 
added to C.P. 87-92 in lieu ; the area of the C.P. 
: and portion is to be reduced by 1 rood. 

166} 109 0 0 Dow <2: do 36 do --| C.P. 1908-2: 1. ,, a 1 1 8] Unnecessary part of road separating this portion 
from same owner’s portions 2 and 55 north of 
proposed road is to be closed and added to 
C.P. 1908-2 in lieu; the area of the C.P. and 
portion is to remain unaltered. 


55 140 0 0 Dow s- do 20 do +2|' CP. 88-£2 1 1 4, +% LO wee SUI wey cxcratclelvteretcratel ststela\y/ ovate 01676) ole) 2!2¥ie- erin stewie coe 
174 96 1 0 DOW <x do Gall a do --| Partof C.L.| 1 ,, A 3.2 0 eietcteliehetelaialela/eieicie’sielutelaxitcia's areretsiainieieis ° 
15,867 of 
116} acres. 
103 | 118 0 0 DO x do a do -.| C.P. 1908-4| 1 ,, ec 1 3 80] Unnecessary road separating this portion from 


same owner’s portions 121 and 56 is to be 
closed and added to C.P. 1908-4 in lieu ; the area 
of the C.P. and portion to remain unaltered. 

94 | 120 0 0 Dow do 2% do --| O.P. 1908-3} 1 ,, ie 1 2 0 | Unnecessary part of road separating this portion 
from same owner’s portion 56 west of reserved 
road within portion 56 is to be closed and 
added to C.P. 1908-3 in lieu; the area of the 
C.P. and portion 94 to be reduced by 3 roods. 


56 | 260. 


2 0 0 Po. %s do Se do ax Off LU 907 i 55 DSU OM Marerete ais wtee cite ee etcltiaverelcciecttibs bree idiare sls s-sibee 
58| 450 0 O} Do .. do a do ws] GeLe 32,0071 ,, Oe SOUKOd ke cole e fan Inceatanent nice Conte eee 
168 70 3:0 Do ..| W. Morgan .. ..| W. Morgan --|C.P. 1907--27| 1 ,, Re (YS SOA aro eiepbde Jdeude od ddan GUceer ApOanoOss: 
42 44 0 0 DOs: or het Mort, & mee ea 4 Freehold ..| Variable ..| a, 08 Unnecessary parts of road between portions 41 
0. (Ltd.), Tort, & Co. (Ltd.) : 3 3 : rae 
41 41 3 °0 Domes an : do ; Res <1 -chath 200 and 42 are to be closed and part granted in lieu, 


The parts of roads included in survey and in 

.| continuity of proposed road are to be declared to 
be a public road and dedicated to the public 
accordingly. : 


DesckirTion OF Roaps TO BE OPENED :-—Deviation in the road from Gibberagee to the road from Casino to Lawrence and branch road, 
parish of Myrtle, county of Richmond, Woodburn Shire No. 8. 
(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1908-538-8 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,947—1,603. ] 


Description of lands which it is proposed to resume, and road and parts of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed 
to close. 


Lanp District oF CAstno. 


¢ $ Parish Character Width of Aves to bo Road and parts of Road proposed to be closed, &c, 
Bz, Area. Wane Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to be Hasdmed: Road and parts of Roads to be declared to be 
a ? ; Holding. Resumed, i a Public Road, 
F a. tf. Pi Sai { . j kk ee P 
126 | 270 0 0} Myrtle...) William R. Ellictt.| W. R. Elliott .. ah On ae 7 0 01) mhe unnecessary parts of reserve toad within portion 
oomnaressO branch 126, part of C.L. 1905-10, are to be closed and added to 
maods Road that portion (126) in lieu, the area of portion 126 to be 
. ne reduced by 3 acres 2 roods, and the area of the whole 
s| 160 20 Do do BB ao lr i00 links, 3 0 20 C.L. 1905-10 to be reduced by 7 acres 0 roods 20 perches, 
7| 220 0 0 Do... do cos do «| C.P. 1905-10..) 100 , ... 0 1 24] The unnecessary reserved road within portion 7 is to be 
> 


closed for addition to portion 7, C.P. 1905-10 par‘ly in 
lieu, the area of the portion and C.P. when addition is 
made to be increased by 4 acres 2 rocds, 


The parts of reserved roads included in survey and in 
continuity of proposed roads, and also the reserved read 
within portion 126 north and east and in continuation 
of proposed branch road are to be declared to be a public 
road and dedicated to the public accordingly. 


Description OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Part of road from Cobargo-Bodalla road to Nerrigundah, within portions 39 and 43, parish of 
Urobodalla, county of Dampier, Eurobodalla Shire No, 104. 
[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1908-726-7 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,959-1,603. ] 


DzscerPrion of lands which it is proposed to resume, and part of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 


Lanp District or Morvya. ; 
2 RS : a2 F : Pale Dp caRA tear LB, Ba see ei; fi 


4 ee Character Width of Area ft Road Bato be tloked., & a f 
a6 Parish Oosatl thee Osbioier. of Rand ieihe oa Part of Road propos 0 be closed, &e., an part o: 
s% Area Name, Pp ’ P Holding. Bivumed | Hestined Road to be declared to be a Public Road, 
a. 7. p. | : a ek ae 
89 | 88 8 0 | Urobodalla| Bank of Australasia] Ignatius J. Stor-| Freehold F Variable...) 0 8 20 Repecatvat eSe tan eetisentean vot davisuisae suv dhs'ses 40°00) cob cab ay cea cavese 
man, : 
43/40 0 0 Do ...| The National Mutual] Wiltiam Lavis ...) C.P. 69-5004 ...| l chain ..| 0 L414 | The unnecessary part of reserved road within thi 
Life Association of | portion, east of proposed road, is to be closed and 
Australasia (Ltd.) added to C,P. 69-5104 portion 43 in lieu; the 
area of the C.P. and portion to be reduced by 14 
perches, 
The part of reserved road within portion 43, in- 
cluded in survey and in continuity of proposed 
x road, is to be declared to be a public road, and 
} dedicated to the public accordingly. 


ee ae ~ ~ ooo 


3720 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. [6 JuLy, 1910. 


[31] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIC ROADS ACT, 1£02, OF RESUMPTION OR WITHDRAWAL AND DEDI- 
CATION OF LANDS FOR ROADS, AND OF THE CLOSING OF ROADS OR PARTS OF ROADS DEEMED TO 
BE UNNECESSARY, AND PARTS OF ROADS DECLARED TO BE PUBLIC ROADS. 


‘ IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the 

Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described (in respect of which lands notice of proposal to resume or withdraw 
the same has duly been given) shall beand are hereby resumed or withdrawn for the several roads hereunder specified; and that 
the said lands shall be and are hereby dedicated as roads; also, that the roads or parts of roads hereunder apecified, which are 
deemed to be unnecessary (in respect of which notice of proposal to close the same has duly been given), shall be and are hereby 


closed. 
S. W. MOORE. 


’ 
Description oF Roaps OPENED :—Road from the north-east corner of N. ©. Scadding’s portion 5, parish of Wangumma 
towards Cal Lal, with a branch road therefrom towards Wentworth, via Bridge over Frenchman’s Creek at northern boundary 
of A. Scadding’s portion 3, parish of Wangumma, parishes of Wangumma and Warpa, county of Tara (western division). 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-185-12; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,905~-1,603.] 


DesckIPTion of lands now resumed or withdrawn for the roads specified above, and dedicated as public roads, and of part of 
road deemed to be unnecessary, which is now closed. 


A proposal to resume or withdraw the lands referred to for the roads in question, and to close the part of road desmed 
to be unecessary, was published in the Government Gazette of 20th April, 1910, folio 2230. 


Lanp Districr of WENTWORTH. 
i ET a 


eS Area 
Lan Resumed 
Character , Part of Road closed, &c., 
Stet Area. nahn Reputed Owner. | Occupier. of ash erbae Ml Withdrawn| 224 Part of Road dec!ared to be 
: ar Holding. Bad eae a Public Road, 
Dedicated. | Dedicated. 
le wah AR ; Relate 
3 456 U 0 ees Arthur Scadding eae Scad-} Freehold .| 100 links .. fost: oe The unnecessary part of road 
: oe ees separating these portions, east 
road) of new road, is closed, and is to 
4 184900] §9a0: 2 do a do | do ./ 100, .|  « 235 !] be granted in lieu, 
Unnumbercd.| 1,920 0 0 Coie ges do te do tel COM eer, 100 0on meres ZOM 2” 0 |" coviece cesses cosices cesses ces ost ubiice es eos ere 
Lse, 4,346, (cart of 
branch 
road). 
5 619 0 0 do -.| N.C. Scadding ...| N. C. Seadding} Freehcld..} 100 ,,  .. a 0 200 cocieee see'nee 00 nee s00.cesiens -00 casieee vee coy 
2 200 0 0} Warpa ...| JaneSmith  ...) Jane Smith ... do oan LOOK sano Dir AA LO. teesises dae sellees ear veniat acevo vexieab ives Sedivem 
Unnumbered. 760 0 0 do pet. Es omit ites do s:-|) Come, Preti100' 5, ois. D. SIB.OT. | nosalnesinee opuieueicosincs-cat. salesslsesiscnuorionslvoe 
: Lse. 4,339. 
6 €40 0 0 do - | Ralph Scadding..) Ralph Scad-| Freehold ./ 100 , ... Am SLOG) Gigestecciies conate tet catieasione oas'seslvoriveesaricen 
ding. 
Unnumbercd.} 1,920 0 0 do Ms do. Bs aia +4, Cen. Pre. 100, sn 4. Dein 104! ae van fanice cteclessieacinesosaaceiona sok concesioreet 
Lse, 4,358 
Do ..-| 661,486 0 O | Warpa, &c.| Australian Mort-| Australian W.L.L. LOO ot ome T4"°O 5.0 1) 
gage, Land, and) Mortgage, 2,041. 
Finance Com-) Land, and 
pany Limited] Finance Com- These areas are withdrawn, 
(Lessees), pany Limited 
(Lessees). 
Do «-| 63,252 0 0] Wang- William D, Cro-| William D.| W.L.L. ATR es Tn 1520 
umma.| zier, Crozier 1,237, 

The part of road between por- 
tions 3 and 4, parish of Wangum- 
ma, included in survey and in 
continuity of new road is declared 
to be a public road and dedicated 
to the public accordingly. 


DzEsorIPTIoON OF ROAD OPENED :—Part of road from Dapper to Cobborah-Gulgong road, with widening for access to road on 
west of portion 73, parish of Dapper, county of Lincoln, Cobbora Shire No. 56. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909 -368-12; Catalogue No. of Plan—-R. 9,811-1,603.] - 


Dxsoriprion of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of parts of roads deemed 
to be unnecessary, which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question, and to close the parts of roads deemed to be 
unnecessary, was published in the Government Gazette of 23rd February, 1910, folio 1182. 


LanD Disrricr oF DuBBo. 


a ch Width of Aron 

: ; aracter Land 
= S rea ls Reputed Owner. Occupier, t Résemed Resumed | Parts of Roads closed, &c.,and part of Road 
Oy 


0 e 
d declared to be a Public Road. 
Holding. and aD 
Dedicated. Dedicated. 


a. 1g a. T. Pp. ‘ 

98 | 87 2 0) Dapper ...] Bank of New, Andrew Johnston. C.P.1902-55| 200 links&| 16 2 8 The unnecessary part of reserved road through 

South Wales, variable. | (includes this portion and the unnecessary part of 

widening ) road separating this portion from same 
owner’s portion ¥7,and C.L. Kerny’s portion 
96 are clos d and added to C.P. 1902-55 
portion! 98, in lieu; the area of C.P. 1902-55 
and portion 98 being increased by 2 acres, 


The part of reservycd road within portion 98 
included in survey and in continuity of new 
road is declared to be a public road and dedi- 
cated to the public accordingly, 


{- \ 
: : } 
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a 


6 Juny, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 197. 3721 


ea ee ees ee 
NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTIOY AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROADS, &0.—continued. 


DgscRIPTION OF Roap OPENED :—Roal from reserved road within portion 32, towards Casino, parish of Bundock, 
county of Richmond, Tomki Shire No. 7. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Rv-ads 190?-462-11 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—),798-16)3.] 


Description of land now resumed for the road spccified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of part cf road deemed 
to be unnecessary, which is now closed, 


A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in ques'ion, and to close the part of road ceemed to be unnecessary, 
‘was published in the Government Gazette of 9th February, 1919, folio 885. 


Lanp District oF CASINO. 


rs ———al 


% | Width of an Se 
‘a Pari . Character Land Mee | 
x 5 Area. ee haya Owner.| Occupier. . | R auc ee | Part cf Road closed, &e, 
a oiding, an . i ’ 
| ry Dedicated. | 
a. 9. p. a. Tr. Pp. ‘ 
88 | 152 0 U | Bundock..| Dr. A. II. F, Yates ...| Frcehold..| lchain .. 1 22 The unneccssary part of reserved road within this 
Rutherford. portion (3%), south-easterly from new road, is 


closed and is to be part granted in lisu. 


—<—<<$___ 


Descrirrion or Roap opENED :—Part of road from Leeville Railway Station to Upper Middle Creek, parish of 
Shannon, county of Richmond, Tomki Shire No. 7. 


(Registration No. of Papers—Roads, 1908-464 -11; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,801-1,603.] 


Description of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of roads or part of 
road de.med to be unnecessary, which are now closed. 


A proposal to recume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the roads or part of roid deemed to be 
unnecessary, was published in the Government Gazette of 16th February, 1910, folio 1044. 


Lanp DISTRICT OF CASINO. 


_“ | Width of roa { 
= . Cha-acter Land Roads and part of Road c’osed, &c., and 
By, Area. oe Reputed Owner. Occupier. cf Resumed iets parts of Road declared to be ; 
Ay - Tlolding. and : a Public Road. 
| Dedicated. | Dedicated. 
a. r. p. Ba TeDs erate 
Se 8£ 100 0 Gheunons-|M, Molonuan| || ..0..cc || FrecHoldia}200 Hake | ¥ 1 15 | { The wnnecessery partct reserved coad within these 
6 $80.0. 0 Do = J do % de 10) 1 337 portions (5 and 6), south of new road, i3 closed 
icaugts We nei a ae and is to be grantrd in lieu. 
4; 119 2 0}: «| J. Al ssa Mbsiiveettosiess cs} ale) : 
7 86 0 0 cn - seb nad oe the Li wis 5 : a The unnccessary reserved road through these 
8 93 0 0 Do ado is mapiekd aD baa 10 4 13 2 portions is closed and is to be granted in lieu. 
9 96 8 0 Do ___...| Walter Duck aaa ieceseotecieee do crea) Es gy 1 8 0 | The unnecessary reserved road through this por- 
: : tion is closed and is to be grant d in lieu. 

The parts of reserved roal and boundary road 
included in survey, and in continuity of new 
road, are declared to be a public road and 
dedicated to the public accordingly. 

(32 . Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIC ROADS ACT, 1902, OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF LAND 
FORK ROAD, AND OF THE CLOSING OF ROAD DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY, AND APPROVAL OF 
PLAN OF RE-MARKING OF ROAD. 

H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the 

Public Roads Act, 1902, the land hereunder described (in respect of which lands notice of proposal to resume the 
same has duly been given) shall be and is hereby resumed for the road hereunder specified ; and that the said land shall be and 
is hereby dedicated as a road; also, that the road hereunder specified which is deemed to be unnecessary (in respect of which 
notice of proposal to close the same has duly been given) shall be and is hereby closed, and that the plan of re-marking of the 
road described in the appended Schedule is approved, and that the road, as re-marked according to the plan so approved, shall 
represent and be deemed to be the original rosd. 

S. W. MOORE. 


Description or Road OPENED :—Part of the Great Northe n road, through portioa 31, parish of Moonbi, county of Inglis, 
Cockburn Shire No. 26. 


(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909 59-11; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,663-1,603.] 


Desortrrion of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of road deemed to be 
unnecessary, Which is now closed. 
A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question, and to clo3e the road deemed to be unnecessary, was 
published in the Government Gazette of 13th April, 1910, folio 2!44. 
Lanp District or TAMWORTH. 


ait kp ja. ae) | Width of | Area 
es Character Land 
E iS Area. Parish Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Resumed Renn Road clesed, &e. 
£ cider Holding. and Dedicated 
Dedicated. X 
Gm.2) °D. B : ae Taps 
81/338 0 0 | Moonbi...) Mary Ann Fiances Gill} Mary Ann Frances Gill] Freehold... 150 links &| Y UY 0 | The unnecessary reserved road 
: executrix of late Rf. A. (executrix of late R, A. variable. 1 chain wide within this portion 
O. Giil. V. Gill) and road in use. . cl sed and is to be granted in 
ieu. 
22; 56 0 0 Do ...| Reserved road within; Reserved rcadin use .. Ores |iterenssscoted sees | This is a re-marking of reserved 
| Mary Aun F, Giil’s ro:d 150 links wide, within 
(executrix in th «state portion 22, being part of the 
cf the late R. A. O. Gill) Main Northern road from Tam- 
portion 22, : worth to Bendemeer. 


A 


3722 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. [6 Jury, 1910. 
[33] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION, {UNDER THE PUBLIC ROADS ACT OF 1902, OF R#SUMPTION OR WITHDRAWAL AND 
DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROADS, AND PART OF ROA! DECLARED TO BE A PUBLIC ROAD. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the 
I. Public Roads Act of 1902, the lands hereunder descrited (in respect of which lands notice of proposal to resume or 
withdraw the same has been duly given) shall be and are hereby resumed or withdrawn for the several roads hereunder specified, 
and that the said lands shall be and are hereby dedicated as roads. 

rane ¥ 


8S. W. MOORE, 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—Road from the Bega-Bermaguee road towards Middle Lake, parish of Tanja, 
county of Dampier, Mumbulla Shire No. 102. 


(Registration No. of Papers —Roads 1908 362-16; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,538-1,608. ] 


Description of lands now resumed or withdrawn for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 


rx" A proposal to resume or withdraw the lands referred to for the road in question was 


Gazette of 22nd December, 1909, folio 6883. 


Lanp District oF BE@A. 


published in the Government 


* | Width of Area 
% : Character Land Resumed 
Parish Resumed or or fs 
a Area. Names| Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Withdrawn| Withdrawn Part of Road te bo declared to be a Public Road. 
2 | Holding. aon Atl 
3 
oa Dedicated. | Dedicated. 
&. tp: | an (Tp: 
152; 70 0 OU | Tanja ...| Commercial | Ths. Taylor ...| Freehold...) J] chain .. 8 02 01 se0's0e 080 050 sb0 V00 060 090 208 060.000 060 090 000 008 ces 500 ove 
Banking Com- 
pany of Sydney 
(Limited). 
177 | 49 2 0 Do ...| Thos. Taylor ...| do «| Sp. L. 2,265 | Variable...} 1 38 0 | This area is withdrawn. 
(Min.) hes 
| The p:rt of boundary road south of portion 177, 
south of resumption, is declared to be a public 
road, and dedicated to the public accordingly, 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD OPENED: —Road from the road along the eastern boundiry of portion 15, towards the | 
Walla Walla Railway Station, parish of Walla Walla, county of Hume, Culcairn Shire, No. 72. 


(Registration No. of Payers—Roads 1909-14-12; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,931-1,603.] 


A 


Drscription of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 


roposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 20th 


April, 1910, folio 2229, . 
Lanp District oF ALBURY. 


é Width of 

. Character of Land | pasumed 

4 Area. Parish Name. Reputed Owner. Occu, ier. Holai er Resumed nd 

2! i ye and Dedicated, 

& Dedicated. ; 
fie FED: &. T. Ds 

15 | 259 0 0] Walla Walla ...| Mr. Voss eee f «| Mr. Voss «.| Freehold... | 100 links...) 2 114 


DEscRrivTion oF Road OPENED :-- Road for access from portion 147, parish of Morongla, towards Boorowa-Cowra road 
parishes of Morongla and Cudgelong, county of Forbes, Waugoola Shire No, 89, 


{Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-329-20; Oatalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,879-1,603. ] 


DescriPi10n of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 
_.‘ _ A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 16th 
March, 1910, folio 1625. 
Lanp District oF Cowra. 


ee a 


Width of re 
a _| Character Land Rosanred 
ee Area. Parish Name. Reputed Owner. Occupier, of Resumed and 
a Holding. and Dedicated 
a Dedicated. ‘ 
Ny Eg ri Tx) p. 
20 4u 0 v | Cudgetong ... «| Samuel Barrett Samuel Barrett ... St i iiss «| Freehold ...| Variable ... 0 130 
87 50 0 0 | Mcrongla .| Colin Campbell Partly 8. Barrett and partly C. Campbell... do eo do os 1 35 


TDxEscriprion oF Land OPENED :—Road from Fairlight-street to Tramway Bridge, over Iron Creek, parish of Concord, 
county of Cumberland, Municipality of Drummoyne. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1910-161-7 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,943-1,603.] 


Desorip1i0n of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 11th 
May, 1910, fo'io 2350. : 


MerropoLiran LAND Disrrict. 


iand Area 
Parish No. Area, | Parish Name, Reputed Owner. Occupier, of Holding nieaiays a sha 
5 an p 
Dedicated. | Dedicated. 
; 83.00) Ps : = os 
Parts of 256 { 1,540 0 | Concord .. -| Railway Commissioners...) Road in use ee «| Freehold ...| 100links ..) 1 3 3 
now subdivided (1) 4556°% 0 | ‘Do ..| CH. Broughton ... _ do we} 0 ws| Variable...) 0 0 2% 
J 


6 Juty,1910.] || NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 3723 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROADS, &0.—continued, 


Description OF Rosp orENED : —Widening of the Ma'n Western Road, at Springwoo 1 Railway Station, parish of Magdala, 
county of Cook, Blue Mountains Shire No. 119. 


[Registration No. of Papers -Road, 1909-727-10; Catalogue No.of Plan—R. 9,736-1,603.] 


DascriPrion of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 


A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question, was published in the Government Gazette of 5th 
January, 1910, folio 105. 


Lanp Disrrict or PENRITH. 


2.2 Ce ae ee 
} ee, Character Land Resuned 
Parish Ne. Area, Parish Name. Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Resumed and 
: Holdiag. and ‘ 
| Dedicated. | Dedicated. 
arian, 7G he, Ts P 
Part of 14 41 2 0 Magdala ... ».| Railway Commissioners ... .-| Road in use ...| Freehold... «| Variable... 0 0 11} 


Descrirri N of Roap OPENED :—Road of access from portion 84, to road along railway from Moree to Inverell, parish of 
Pelungra, county of Murchison, Bannockburn Shire No. 41. 


{Registration Iv). of Papovs—Roads 1909-361-11; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,849-1,603. ] 


DESORIPTION of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 


A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 4th May, 
1910, folio 2443. 
Lanp District oF INVERELL. 


Width of 


Area 
Paris Area, Parish Name Reputed Owner Occupier Character of - jaetegl| Resumed 
No. ' : P . vag oe Holding. nda and 
Dedicated. Dedicated. 


8... Tr P: Oy 
82 1,147 0 O| Delungra ... ..| William Lauder... ..| William Lauder .., ooo | Settr. Pur. 1907-19] 100 links ...; 6 0 


[84] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, €th July, 1910. 


ALIGNMENT OF STREET.—MUNIOIPALITY OF MOSMAN. 


H® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified, in conformity with the 

provisions of the 27th section of the Public Roads Act, 1902, that the alignment of the carriage and foot ways of the 
undermentioned street, in the Municipality of Mosman, as set out and defined according to the plan of such alignment, shall, for 
the purposes of the Local Government A.t No. 56, and all Ordinances relating to the alignment of streets or public places, be 
deemed to have been set out and defined | y the Municipal Council of Mosman, within the meaning of section 95 of that Act, 
and that consequently it will not be lawful for any person to erect any building within the said distances so set forth from the 
curb-stone or the exterior edge of the sai! footways, as delineated on the plan catalogued M. 32-2,558, which has been approved 
by His Excellency the Governor, in conformity with the firat-mentioned Act, which said plan is kept in the Dep:r ment of 
. Lands for the inspection of the public. 


[Roads 1909-706-9] S. W. MOORE. 
SCHEDULE OF STREET REFERRED TO. 
| | 
| Width of F 
Name of Street. From . To Copieey bid he al wink 
fio ime fie hte Tite Shay 

Dalton-road <p ...| Cowles-road vas .. | Spit-road ... a we 42 0 12 0 66 0 
{65 | Department of Lands, 


Syduey, 6th July, 1910, 


aE is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands (Amendment) Acts, 1899 and 1908, the cancellation 
of road permits, specified in the appended Schedule is hereby reversed, in consequence of the arrears of rent haying been 


paid as prescribed. 


8. W. MOORE, 
ScHEDULE REFERRED TO. 
Papers—Roads. | Holder of Permit, Parish. County. Permit No. Land District, 
1909-998 | H.C bell wah a ...| Mongyer ... ...| Benarba™ ... B2 1908 17 | Moree. 
ts - abe : ai ae a aa. BHC we do me si 1903-44 do 
4 3 Do See oe ue do hy: is do a4 ‘e 45 do 
apt ES Do sae a ...| Moomin and Mallo do ies si €9 do 
way. - , 
ree FE. BH. Webster us ee ..| Paramellowa ...| Courallie ... 48 1909- 1 do 
” ” G. Webster ... eee vee er do + do wok iat : 2 do 
Se 55 H. H. Keen ... es ee we] Bupdori «.. ...| Benarba ... wo 1905-26 do 
POEs; O. B. Briggs rer vas «| Coolga ss. ...| Jamison... ..| 1909-8 | Narrabri. 
» 440 | T. Reid ee sh i ...| Chambigne vol Witztoyes yy x 1905- 8 | Grafton. 
5 o2h Ts Ward ~~ s.. te a 1 Coreen” ... ...| Cantelego .., So: 19 | Nyngan. 


24 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. [6 Jury, 1910. 


Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


REVERSAL OF ANNULLING OF SALFS AFTER AUCTION OF CROWN LANDS. 


OICE is hereby given that the annulling of the After-Auction Sales hereunder particularised, which was notified in the Government 


Gazette on the dates hereunder specified, has been reversed. 


_ §. W. MOORE. 


£CHEDULE. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
| vonage = 
Situation of Land. a fe $ 
No, of pene Pisin : Date of s q g 8 Name of Date of Shire 
Papers. iy 1 Gazettal. Ss -_ se Purchaser. Annulling, ~ 
ones Date: of Sale. Town. Parish. County. = S 5 
< 72) Ay 
aln. 1910. 
1910-5105 | Lithgow (27| 19 Sept , 1906} Katoonba ...| Blackheath .,.| Cook ... 3 19 2 aed E‘izabeth Snow . | 13 April ...| sseccoese (T) 
July, 19(6). 
7008 | Wellington (| 12Dec., ,, | Wellington ..| Wellington ...) Wellington ...| 14 26 cea Ada Matilda! 13 ,, oc) | lip esn cnx ewer at) 
Nov., 1906), Bentley. 
7009 | Wellington (~| 12 ,, ‘5 do PP do cH do . 1 26 mas do ca nL os se-|  sensavece (t) 
Noy., 1906). 
[105] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


APPLICATION FOR ERECTION OF RABBIT-PROOF FENCING. 


TTENTION is invited to the undermentioned application, under the “ Pastures Protection Act of 1902,” for permission to 


erect Rabbit-proof Fencing and Gate. 
8S. W. MOORE. 


Objections may be lodged with 
District Surveyor. 


Plan exhibited at 


Applicant. Site of Fence and Gate, | Parish. County. Crown Land Agent’s . “ 

Part Place. | Not laterthan. 

Hore, Florence Huon} Across T.8.R. 3,50) ...| Cumboroona . | Goulburn ...| Albury ... | Wagga Wagga| 6 Aug., 1910 
[ 40) Department of Lands, 


Sydney, lst July, 1910. 
WITHDRAWAL OF LAND FROM SALE. 


OTICH is hereby given that the undermentioned portion of land, advertised for sale by auction on the date specified 
below, has been withdrawn from sale. 


ROBERT McDONALD, 


Under Secretary. 
Date of Sale. Place of Sale. | Particulars of Land. | No. of Papers. 
= - us 
29th July, 1910 ...| Tambar Springs Allotmcnt 8, cection 6, village of Tambar Springs aa ...| Aln, 1910-8,°64 


LAND BOARD MEHTINGS. 
NOTICK is tereby given that Land Board Meetings will bs holden at the followinz places on the lates and heures specified :— 


When Meeting to be held. 


Place. Convened by 
Date. | Hour. 

Barraba ... aie Axe .. | 25 July, 1910, and following days} 25,2 p.m,; fcllow-| E. J. Halliday, ( hairman. 
ing days, 9 3!) a.m. 

Manilla ... A on a Oa ee mee fF 5 .--| 8, 10a.m. ; foilow- do do 
ing days, 9°30 a.m. 

Tamworth... ae re Sl Oo oe a m ...| 9°30 a.m. each day do do 

Bogabri... Pe ee Ae PAE ep . 55 .. | 29, 10 a.m.; follow- do do 
ing days, 9°30 a.m. 

Gunnedah... is as Solio Lents, > Fr * ...| 81,10a.m.; follow- do do 
ing days, 9: 30am. 

Murrurundi nae ae cae ass - . “ ...| 19, 1lla.m ; follow- do do 
ing days, 9°30 a,m 

Quirindi .... Gor oa ...| 22 Sept, ,, 5 # ...| 22,10 am.; follow- do do 
ing days, 9.30 a.m. 

Coonabarrabran .., ps ie dl noc Ot... rs ss ...| 9°30 a.m. each day.| '' do do 

Lismore ... A ae | JO AugS 58 a rel Owes 3 E. Ebsworth, Chairman, 

Mullumbimby ... se aceite Ome, SA a Fay eek Oem 3c, reve eer do do 

Murwillumbah ... ne wed lad, »  andfollowingdays| 10 ,, each day. do do 

Cooma, ... aii an 26 July, M Fe Tere Oe ios fe C. E. Finch, Chairman. 


LE OE A, 


6 Jury, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 3725 


(21) IN THE LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES. 


OTICE is hereby given that Sittings of the LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES will be holden at 
DARLINGHURST, commencing at 10 a.m. on Monday, the 25th day of July instant, for the hearing of all Appeals 
and References in respect of which notices have been issued, and for the hearing of all such other matters as may be lawfully 


brought before the said Court. 
W. R. JAMIESON, 


2nd July, 1910, Registrar. 


The following cases will be heard :— 


LU . 
Akon Sag Land District. Appellant. Nature of Appeal or Reference. 


Deen ee eee ee ee ee eee ee eee ee ee aan eee een 


8912 Grafton | A. Niland... al .... Appeal against the recommendation of Looal Lend Board for 
refusal of his special purchase application No. 1909-16, 
Grafton. 

8926 De V8 .. | Ministar for Lands ... ...! Refe.ence for decision in respect of Michael Daniel O’Connell’s 


application t> convert his special leases Nos. 1900-3, 1901-2, 
aud 1907-36, Grafton, into an original conditional purchase 
No. 1909 -12'’, Grafton. 


8930: Parkes ... ..| B. J. Wallace ae ...| Appeal against the recommendation of Local Land Board for 
refusal of his annual lease application No. 1:03-11, Parkes, 
8933 Cooma .. ...| D, A. Mackay 408 ...| Appeal agaiast the decision of Local Land Board in respect of 


his application for permission to fulfil the condition of 
residence attaching to his original conditional purchase No, 
19C8-72, Cooma, on his father’s freehold portion No. 189. 

pari-h of Seymour, county of Wallace. 

8935 Dor tte ...| Minister for Lands ... ...| Reference under section 7 of the Crown Lands Am:ndment Act 
; cf 1905 for de‘ermination in respect of certain decisions given 
Ly the Cooma Land Board in connection with the simultane- 
ous conflicting applications of Daniel John Jackson Flynn 
for an additional conditional purchase of 60 acres and a con- 

ditional lease of 300 acres, Nos. 1910-44 and 1910-41, Cooma, 
Henry Boate for a conditional lease of 240 acres, No. 1910~" 
40, Cooma, and Vera Thurbon for a conditinal lease of 235 

acres, No. 1910-42, Cooma. 

8936 Cowra ... ...| Frances Ambrose... ...| Appeal against the recommendation of Local Land Board in 

respect of her application to convert her special lease No. 
1,725, Cowra, into an original conditional purchase No. 
1$09-9, Cowra. ° 

8938 Grafton... ...| Mioister for Lands ... ...| Reference under section 7 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act 

of 1905 for determination in respect of certain decisions given 
by the Grafton Land Board in connection with the simultane- 

ous conflicting applications of Clarence McDermid, Albert 
Frnest Ivo Carr, ani Alexander Stanley Johnston Waugh, 

for additional holdings, parish of Yamba, county of Clarence, 
Land District of Grafton. 

8939 Dore: ..| B. J. Ferrett, jun. ... ...| Appeal again-t the finding of the Grafton Land Board over- 

ruling a certain objection taken in respect of their dealing 
with the appraisement of the capital value of the land com- 

prised in original conditional purchase No. 1909-50, Grafton. 


8940 Domes Pipes Ss vanter maroc. ...| Appeal against the appraised value of Crown improvements on 
' his original conditional purchase No. 1909-133, Grafton. 
8940A Dower. se do os ses ...| Appeal against the appraised value of Crown improvements on 
his conditional lease No. 1909-90, Grafton. 
8941 Doguate-s sesjed -PialoreYnnss. ¢a)i sve ...| Appeal against the decision of Local Land Board directing a 


ballot in connection with certain simultaneous conflicting: 
| applications for original conditional purchases and conditional 
leases for an area of 540 acres, in the parish of Southampton, 
county of Clarerce, Land District of Grafton. 

8942 _ Tamworth | W.D. Dowe & R. Brown ...| Appeal against the decision of Local Land Board in 
respect of their application under section 14, Crown Lands 
‘ Act Amendment Act, 19)3, for reduction of interest in respect 
of condi‘ional purchases Nos. 68-25, 68-48, 68-52, 69-157, 
71-183, and 72-686, Tamworth. 

8943 | Gunnedah ...| J. McCormack “tk ...| Appeal against the appraised capital value of the land comprised 
in his original conditional purchase No. 1910-3, Gunnedah, 
being a conversion of his original homestead selection No. 
1900-2 and additional homestead selection No. 1904-47, 
Gunnedah, 


REFERENOES BY THE MINISTER FOR LANDS FCR TEI RETURN OF THE UNDERMENTIONED CASES 
TO LOCAL LAND BOARDS FOR RE-HHARING. 


‘. Merit NO. Nature of Reference. 
; 7 Crurt No. | Land District. | é 


8927 Coonamble Sc das ...| CLavles Digges’ application for permission to erect a rabbit-proof fence and 
gate across the Coonamble-Carinda road, parish of Ningear, county of 


Leichhardt. ee 
Jessie O’Ccnnor’s settlement lease spplication No. 1910-18, Glen Innes. 


Stanley Richord O’Donnell’s conditional purchases Nos. 1904-28 and 1904-47, 
Inverell. ; 


92) Glen Innes ies Aine ie 
2937 Inverell ... ise rob : 


mel 


—————— ee 


3726 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. [6 Juny, 1910. 


pee FS 
PROCLAMATION 
New Sovutn WaALxEgs, \ By His Excellency The Right Honourable Freperic Joun Napier, Baron CHELMSFORD, 
ili Knight Commander of the Most D'stinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint 
ae) George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the 
CHELMSFORD, 
Governor. Commonwealth of Australia. 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND_-UNDER THE “ PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1900.” 


HEREAS I, Frepertc Joun Naprer, BAnon OnenmsrorD, the Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council 
of the said State, have directed that a certain public work, that is to say, the establishing of a Public Recreation Ground at 
Vaucluse, in the said State, the estimated cost of which does not exceed twenty thou:and pounds, shall be carried out under the provisions 
of the “ Public Works Act, 1909,” as an au'horised work by the Minister for Lands as Constructing Authority; and that the land described 
in the Schedule hereto, which is in my opinion required for carrying out the said work, shall be acquired by taking the same under the provi- 
sions contained in Division ] of Part V of the said Act: Now, therefore, I, the said Governo-, with the advice aforesaid, in pursuance of the 
provisions of the “Public Works Act, 1900,” haying directed that the land hereinafter described, which is required for the said work, should 
be taken under Division 1 of Part V of the said Act, do declare, by this notification, to be published in the Government Gazette, and in one or 
more newspapers published or circulated in the Police District wherein the said land is situated, that the Crown Land comprised within the 
description set forth in the Schedule hereto has been appropriated, and the private property within such description has been resumed, for 
the public purpose aforesaid, to the intent that upon the publication of this notification in the Government Gazette, the said land described 
in the said Schedule hereto shall forthwith be vested in the said Constructing Authority as a corporation sole on behalf of His Majesty, 
for the purposes of the said Act, for an estate in fee-simple in possession, freed and discharged from all trusts, obligations, estates, 
interests, contracts, charges, rates, rights-of-way, or other easements whatsoever; and to the further intent that the legal estate therein, 
together with all powers incident thereto or conferred by the said Act, shall be ves‘ed in such Constructing Authority as a Trustee; And 
1 declare that the following’ is the Schedule of lands hereinbefore referred to ;— 


SCHEDULE. 


Att those eight pieces or parcels of land containing an aggregate area of 22 acres 2 rools 2575 perches, situated at Vaucluse, 
Municipality of Vaucluse, parish of Alexandria, county of Cumberland ;— 


Firstly.—2 roods 17 perches, being lots 18 and 19 of section 2,—as shown upon deposited plan 4,527. 


Secondly.—1 rood 15 perches, situated on the south-west of and adjoining lot 19 of section 2,—zhown on deposited plan 4,527, - 
fronting Wentworth-road and Vaucluse Bay. 


Thirdly.— 2 roods 34 perches: Commencing on a north-western side of Wentworth-road at a point bearing south 17 degrees 48 
minutes 42 seconds west and dis{ant 2 chains 33 34/100 links from the southeramost corner of lot 19 of section 2,~as shown on dep sited 
plan 4,527; and bounded thence by Wentworth-road; thence by a line bering north-westerly to Vaucluse Bay; thence by Vaucluse 
Bay ; and thence by the south-western boundary of an area of 1 rood 18 perches, purchased by the Crown from Mrs, G. M. E. Peel, to the 
point of commencement. 


Fourthly.—1 acre 10 perches: Commencing at a north-western side of Wentworth-road at a point bearing south 63 degrees 41 
minutes 45 seconds west and distant 18 55/100 links from the southernmost corner of an area of 2 roods 34 perches, herein thirdly 
described, being leo the south-western corner of an area of 9 perches; and bounded thence by Wentworth and Coolong roads; thence by 
a fenced line bearing northerly to Vaucluse Bay; thence by Vauclus» Bay; thence by the south-western boundary of the area of 9 
perches before mentioned, to the point of commencement. 


Fifthly.—19 acres 388 4/5 perches: Commencing on a south-eastern side of Wentworth-road at a point bearing south 75 degrees 
44 minutes east and distant 1 chain 71 7/10 links from the southernmost corn:r of the area of 2 roods 84 perches herein thirdly described ; 
and bounded thence by roads 1 chain wide bearing general'y south-easterly, southerly, nortl-westerly and northerly to Wentworth-road 
before mentioned, and thence by Wentworth-road bearing north-easterly, {o the point of commencement. 


Sixthly.—1 rood 23 perches : Commencing on a north-western side of the New South Head Road at a point bearing north 21 degrees 
48 minutes 23 seconds east and d’stant 8 15/L00 links from the intersec'ion of building lines of that road bearing north 41 degrees 22 
minutes 23 seconds east and north 21 degrees 48 minutes 23 seconds east, and bounded thence by a line bearing north 64 degrees west 
5 chains 44 5/100 links to Hopetoun-avenue ; thence by Hopetoun-avenue bearing south 9 degrees 31 minutes 20 seconds west 52 14/100 
links ; thence by a line bearing south 64 dezrees east 5 chains 18 3/100 links to the New South Head Road before mentioned, and thence 
by that road north-easterly, to the point of commencement. 


Seventhly.—1 rood 18 ¢ perches: Commencing on the western side of Hopetoun-avenue at a point bearing north 65 degrees 49 
minutes 11 seconds west and distant 1 chain 25 23/100 links from the westernmost corner of the area of | rood 2} perches herein sixthly 
described ; and bounded thence by a line bearing north 52 degrees 25 seconds west 7 chains 34 45/100 li). - to the eastern side of a road 1 
chain wide severing the area now described from the area of 19 acres 384 perches herein fifthly descr .c1; thence by that road bearing 
south 11 degrees 49 minutes 22 seconds west 45 91/100 links, and by 9 21/100 links of the convex sida of an arc of 15) links radius 
tangential to the last described line and curving to the right, the chord of which bears south 13 degrees 34 minutes 56 seconds west 9 
21/100 links; thence by a line bearing south 52 degrees 25 seconds east 7 chains 37 25/100 links to Hopetoun-avenue before mentioned, and 
thence by Hopetoun-avenue to the point of commencement. 


Eighthly.—9 perches: Commencing on a north-western side of Weutworth-road, at the southernm)st corner of an area of 2 roods 
34 perches, purchased by the Crown from the Trustees of the late W. C. Wentworth ; and bounded thence by the south-western boundary 
of that area bearing north-westerly to the high-water mark of Vaucluse Bay; thence by that high-water mark bearing south-westerly to 
the north-eastern corner of an area of 1 acre 10 perches purchased by the Crown from the Trustees of the late W. OC. Wentworth ; thence 
by the north-eastern boundary of that area bearing south-easterly t» Wentworth-road before mentioned ; and thence by that road bearing 
north-eaaterly, to the point of commenc2ment,—as shown upon plan catalogued Ms. 3,217 Sy., in the Department of Lands. 
apes ae aforesaid eight pieces or parcels of land are shown more particularly upon a plan in the Department of Lands catalogued Ms. 

’ y- 

Also, all that piece or parcel of land commencing at the westernmost corner of lot 20 of section 2,—as shown on deposited plan 4,527 ; 
and bounded thence by a line bearing 131 degrees 58 seconds 3 chains 59 86/10) links to Wentworth road; thence by part of the north- 
western boundary of that road bearing 197 degrees 48 minutes 42} seconds 1 chain 163 links; thence by a line bearing 313 degrees 36 
minutes 33 seconds 3 chains 83 71/100 links to high-water mark of Vaucluse Bay; and thence by that high-water mark north-easterly 
to the point of commencement comprising part of lot 21 of section 2,—as shown on deposited plan 4,527, and land between the south-western 


boundary of that allotment and the north-eastern boundary of an area of 2 rvods 34 perches purcliased by the Crown from the trustees of 
the late W. C. Wentworth. 


__ Also, all that piece or parcel of land containing 1 rood 29 perches or thereabouts, situated at Vaucluse, municipality of Vaucluse, 
parish of Alexandria, county of Cumberland, being the area comprised in lots 164 and 17 of section 2 of the Vaucluse Estate,—as shown upon 
deposited plan 4,527 in Registrar-General’s Department and Ms, 3,417 Sy.—in the Department of Lands, 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this fifth day of July, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred 
and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 
. By His Excellency’s Command, 
[ Ms. 1910 -10,3°6] / §. W. MOORE. 
£42] GOD SAVE THE KING | 


6 Jury, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 107. 3727 


nn ee 


PROCLAMATION 
New aa } By His Excellency The Right Honourable Freperic Jonn Napirr, Baron CHELMSFORD, 
ay Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint 
_ CuEtasrorp, George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the 
Governor. Commonwealth of Australia. 


ALTERATION OF LAND DISTRICT BOUNDARIES. 


N pursuance of the provisions of the 40th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1889, I, FREDERIO JoHN Na 

ce tak Narrer, BARON CHELMSFORD, 
ik Governor of the State of New South Wales, with the advice of the Executive Vouncil, do hereby proclaim that the following partion of 
land. within the Land Districts of Dungog and Singleton, shall be and is hereby declared to be wholly within the Land District of 


Singleton, viz. :— 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Portion 109 of 1153 acres, parish of Glendon, county of Durham. Plan D. 4,354- 
Faia seta aah 5} p y urham an ,3 94- 2,083, 
Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this fifih day of July, in the year of our Lord th i 
ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 4 f z Mas ee 
By His Excellency’s Command, 


[41] GOD SAVE THE KING! S. W. MOORE. 


[57] ; Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR SPECIAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASE. 


1B is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 19 of the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1908, the Crown Lands 
comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Special Conditional Purchase Lease, and shall be disposed 
of under the prevailing conditions of the law. : 

The land will be available for Special Conditional Purchase Lease on and after 4tra AUGUST, 1910. 

| An application for a Special Conditional Purchase Lease shall be in Form 21, and must be accompanied by a deposit of rental at 
the rate of 6d. per acre, and a survey fee in accordance with Regulation No. 85; the survey fee shall (unless the owner desires to pay the 
fee sooner), be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. Payment 
_of the first of such instalments shall be made with the application. The application shall be signed and the declaration printed on the back 
of the form shall be made by the applicant. The application may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant io person, or by his 
agent in person duly authorised for the purpose in writing, during office hours on 4th August, 1910, or during office hours on any subse- 
quent business day, or may be forwarded on any day to the Land Agent in a posted letter, but so as not to be received by the Land Agent 
‘before the 4th August, 1910. 

All applications for Special Conditional Purchase Lease lodged by the applicant in person, or by his ageat in person duly authorised 
in writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 4th August, 1910, or at any time between 
the 4th August, and the 10th August, 1910, inclusive, rhall together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 4th August, 1910. 

a ; Be lease will be subject t> the provisions of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, and the Crown Lands (Amendment) 
ct, ; 

Application must be made in good faith, that is to say, the sole object of the applicant in making the application must be to obtain 
the land in order that he may hold and use it for his own exclusive benefit according to law. The Land Board, if satisfied an application 
is made otherwise than in good faith, is authorised to declare the deposit forfeited. 

The capital value (for the first period of ten years) of any Special Conditional Purchase Lease within the area will be appraised by 


the Land Board after survey. 
The minimum area which can be applied for as a Special Conditional Purchase Lease is 20 avres, and the maximum area which can 


be so applied for is 320 acres. 
Special Conditional Purchase Leases are not subject to any condition of residence. 
. Any Special Conditional Purchase Lease within the area shall be improved to the value of not less than 10s. per acre within three 


years from the date of confirmation of the application. 
The timber on the land must not be ringbarked except in pursuance of permits issued under the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909. 
No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purposes of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, 
and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. = 


SPECIAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASE AREA No. 14. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


} Lanp Districr or WINpDsoR, AND Coto SHIRE. 
; lt ade Nearest Town, 
County. Parish. Portions. Value of and distance Water Supply. Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &e, 
= Improvements, therefrom. 
| 
Cook ...| Merrco ...| 84*,97, 98,99, Nil. | About 13 miles from} Mc Walon’s Gully.contains per-| The whole of this land is of sands'one formation ; 
100, 101, 102, Richmond Railway| manent water; there is gene-| rough, rocky, precipitous in parts; light sandy 
103, 104, 105, Station, to which| rally waterinthelargergullies,) soil, with small patches suitable for orchard pur- 
106, 107, 110, there is access by the} but difficult«f access ; the con- poses ; all poorly grassed, and timbered with gum, 
120, 121, 122, | Comleroy-roadanda| ditions of the country are not stringybark, ironbark, peppermint, oak, &c., and 
and 123, branch read through] favourable for water conserva-| interspersed with scrub. Plans C, 1,576 and C. 
portion 17. tion. Rainfall, about 22 inches. 1,691 to , 1,692-1,507 ; Ms. 1909-18,336, 


* Survey fee already j aid as a conditional purchase. 


Norz.—Identical with Homestead Selection Area No. 1,154, notified Ist December, 1909, 


IT IS POINTED OUT THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROVEMENTS ARE OR MAY BE UPON THE 
LAND AT THE DATE OF APPLICATION HAS NOT BEEN APPRAISED. <a 
) An appraisement or determination of the value of any improvements shall be m 
application for a Special Conditional Purchase Lease, unless both the owner (other than the Crown) 
selector have agreed to dispense with such appraisement, and have agreed on the value to be paid. 
The value of the improvements as appraised is payable within three months of the date of 
_ instalments with interest at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum, owl ‘ 
*- 2+ The term of a Special Conditional Purchase Leage shall be forty years from date of application, with right of conversion (during the 
eurrency of the lease) into a conditional purchase at any time after confirmation of the Special Conditional Purchase Lease application. 
8. W. MOORE, 


ade after the land has become the subject of an 
of the improvements and the incoming 


appraisement, cr in four equal annual 


"dig, +> 


3728 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. [6 Juny, 1910. 


3 Department of Lands, 
Ba Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALH, LEASE, &c. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the reserves from sale, or lease, 
I hereunder described are hereby revoked,—but such revocation shall not take effect until after the expiration of sixty days from 


the above date. S. W. MOORE, 


Land matte Reserve Date of A ee : : Papers 
ay gtriek, | Division. | “N, mi Purpose. Notification, | County. Parish, Shire, &c. Area. Part revoked. No. 
Bigks Di 
Gunning | Eastern. 216 | From sale for echoo]) 29 Dec., 1881} King «| Lerida «+ | Gunuing Shire 8 0 0| Thewhole, (Plan P,1,369-/Aln. 1910- 
paddock. : 1,973 ) 8,119, 
i eae 1. 1,345 | From gale for camp- 30 April, 188!{ Murchison | Gouron ..) Big River re-| 800 0 0/| That part south of the] Ms. 1910: 
Sr eae aan ing. S pir sum:d areas} (about). Gwydir River and east} 8,964, 
| 671 and 67], of Bora Crcek, 
| and Gwydir 
Shire. 


Norxs.—(1) This Jand will be available for ordinary conditional purchase, at £1 per acre, or conditional lease on 8th September, 1910, (2) If the land is 
taken up under any form of tenure other than original ce nditional purchase, additional conditional purchase, or additional homestead selection, 
the timber must not be ringbarked, except in pursuance of permits issued under the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909. No timber shall be 
cut or removed from the land for the purposes of sale, except subje.t to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 19)9, and Regu‘ations thereunder at the 
time in force. 


Co nabar-| Central..| 1,228 | From sale for access| 11 July, 1881/z;Gowen ...| Bandulla ...) Biambil R.A.) 47 1 0 | That part within the boun-/Aln. 19103 
sealed to road. 5504, and Cob- daries of measured por-| 8,127. 
| bora Shire. tion 79,—as shown on 
| plan ca'alogued G,1,S92~ 
J 1,797. 

Wagga {| Central... 427 | From lease for travel-| 30 June, 1879| Wynyard...| Borambula ... Kyeamba 22) 0 0{ The whole (parts pre-| Ms. 1910~ 
W ages.) | | ling stock, | Shire. | (about). viously revoked). 9,079, 
NotrE —Travelling stcck and camping reserve 2,142 from sale is not effected by above. 

[45] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 6th June, 1910, 
REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASE, &o. 


if is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the reserves from sale, lease, or 
license hereunder described, are hereby revoked. tol dy 
8. W. MOORE. . 


Land A, Reserve , Date of 5 a Papers — 
District. Division. No. Purpose. Notification= County. Parish. Holding, &c. Area. | Part revoked. No. 
oo 
| eee: | 
Coon- Central.. 44,211 |.From sale and lease) 28 July, 1909) Leich- Ningear ...| Wingadce 320 0 O | That part within portion} Ms. Ls, 
nambte. | generally. hardt. Shire. | 76. (L.3,119-3,902.) 1910-8,671, 
Nore.—Ifeld under sp¢ciai lease. 
Barmed- | Eastern. 2,044 Frcm sale for travel-| 7 April, 1884] Bland ...; Moonbuccaj Carumba R.A.| 502 0 06 {| Within portions 58, 59,| Ms. 1910~ 
man East. ling stuck. 433.4, and} (sbout). 6, 6!,—as shown on| 10,277, 
Weddin Shire, | plans B, 8,652-1,946 ; 
|B. 2,653-1,946 R, 
Do as do... 274 do | 28 May, 18838} do ... do oat do ze, 85 2 0} Within portion 53,—as do 
‘ (about). shown on plan B. ‘ 
} : 3,653-1,945 R, 
Note —C.ntracted to be grant«d by way of exchange. ; 
Murwill- | Eas'ern. 44,566 From gale gencrally| 16 Feb., 191/| Rous ...{ Movball ..| Tweed Shire ..; 180 0 0] The whole.., ace | Ms. 1910 
umbab, (about). 4,311, 
Nort.—Within timker reserve 45,126, notificd ‘8th March, 1910. 
Denili- Central.. 2,772 Frcm sale for public| 18 June, 1881) Wakool..; Gnuie ...; Gonn ITo'ding; 117 2 0 | The whole... ae w.| Ms. 1910< 
quin, y urfoses. No. 728A, and 10,278. 
Wakool Shire, 
Downe dom: 1,679 Frcm sale for village| 23 Se;t., 1876; do  ...) Gonn = do «| 698 0 0 do Py see ee do 
DO Fass: do ... 225 Frcm lease for villege) 23 ,, “J | do, 7 ic." do ber do | 6938 0 0 do eee ove ove de 
| 
Notn— Contractcd to be granted by way cf exchange, 
44,958 Frem sale for } ublic ) 
Urina ...| Central... recreation. -30 June,if(9} Urana...| Clyde .. | Urana Shire ... 9 0 0 | The wuole., me e | Ms. 1910< 
44,059 From lease generally J 8,458, 


Noie.—Rererve 45,441 fren sale (45,442 from lease generally) for for public recreation, notified this day, includes part (about 8} acres) of the above. 


—_— ——~= ——_—<——$—————— ee 


[45] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


RHYOOATION OF NOTIFICATIONS OF TRACTS OR AREAS PREVIOUSLY NOTIFIED AS NOT AVAILABLE FOR 
SETTLEMENT UNTIL SURVEY EFFECTED AND FURTHER NOTIFICATION, 


[7 is hereby notified, for public information, thst His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been 
pleased to revoke, under the provisions of the 10th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, the notifications that the tracts or areas — 
hereunder described ave not available for settlement, and they are hereby revoked accordingly. 


S. W. MOORE. 


ee 


ees Division. peta | County. | Parish. | Shire, &c. | Arex. | Part revoked. | Papers No. 
| | a. Yr. p ie 
Grafton .,.| Eastern 20 Jan,,1909...| Clarence ...] Maryvale ...| Orara Shire .., fs 180 0 0 The whole ... ons on eve eo | Ms, 1919-9,919) 
J (about), 2 


2 


Notr,---This area has been selected. 


39 Sept,, 1903 - | Wak «1 _...{ Gonn and Gonn R.A. 7284, Li 0 0 


. 


Deniliquin..{ Central... The whol6'ccy elias wll latte Saas 1 Ms, 1910-10,278, © 


pore neaing Wakool Shire, 


| 
! i 


Nore.—Contracted to be granted by way of exchange. 
ea me i SR cere ea Se PONS Sn eR Be ee 


6 


[44] 


ee 


Juny, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 


372 


- Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 6th July, 1910, 


REVOCATION OF TRACIS OR AREAS SET APART FOR ADDITIONAL HOLDINGS, &o. 


is hereby notified, fur public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, so much of the notifications setting apart 


the tracts or areas hereunder described for additional holdings, &c., are hereby revoked. 


8S. W. MOORE. 
— ane A —S 
Tiana 4 AE | Class of holding for | D 
4 Diy a : | ateof | . : 
District. | Division Rad art, _ Notifcation, County. Parish, Shire, &c, Area, Part revoked, Papers No, 
1 Bape fy 
. fas eae . : Le Ts x 
Casino _...| Eastern..) Additional conditiona)| 21 April,1910) Richmond ...| Myall ... e| Wocdburn 180 0 4 The whole me .| Ms. 1910- 
| purchase, conditional Shire, (about), 10,007. 
lease, additional con- ; 
ditional purchase 
lease, additional] 
homestead selection. 
or additional settle- 
| ment lease. | 
Nore.—This area has been selected. 
Windsor ...| Eastern. Homestead selection . | 18 Aug., 1909) Cumberland ...; Pitt Town «| Windsor 12 1 32 ) The wholeof Homestead| Ms. 1909- 
Municipality. Selection Area No.1,132,| 13,248. 
| C. 1,658-2,030. 
[48] Department of Lands, [59] Department of Lands 


Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SHTTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE OR 
FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE 
AND ASSOCIATED CONDITIONAL LBASE. 


i oe is hereby notifiéd that, in pursuance of the pro- 
. visions of section 4 of the Crown Lands Amend- 
ment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the areas hereunder described are hereby set apart 
for original conditional purchases or for original con- 
ditional purchases and conditional leases (other than 
those mentioned in subsection 2 (b) of the section above 
quoted), and shall become and be available therefor 
on and after the 4th August, 1910. It is further 
notified that the prices of the land for original con- 
ditional purchase, whenever applied for, shall be as 
hereinafter respectively specified. Jf any part of the 
land is taken up under conditional lease, the timber 
thereon must not be ringbarked, except in pursuance 
of permits issued under the provisions of the Forestry 
Act, 1909. No timber shall be cut or removed from 
the land for the purposes of sale, except subject to 
the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and Regula- 
tions thereunder at the time in force. 


S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrricr oF Carcosar, AND CROOKWELL SHIRE. 
At 10s. per acre. 


County of Georgiana, parishes of Bingham and 
Burridgee, containing an area of 200 acres. The 
Crown Lands within the following boundaries: Com- 
mencing on the Abercrombie River, at: the western 
corner of portion 9; thence bounded by portion 9 and 
conditional lease 1909-66-67, Thomas Sharwood, east 
and south about. 50 chains; by lines west about 30 
chains and north to the Abercrombie River aforesaid ; 
and thence by that river upwards, to the commenc- 
ing point. 

Norr.—So much of the notification of 8th Sep- 
tember, 1909, as relates to the setting apart of this 
area for additional holdings is hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1910-8,556] 


Lanp District or YAss, AND GOODRADIGBEE SHIRE, 
At £1 per acre. 

County of King, parish of Yass, containing an area 
of about 140 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries: Commencing at a point about 
7 chains west of the south-east corner of portion 167; 
thence bounded by a line south to the southern side 
of road from Wargiela to Yass; by that side of that 
road to a point bearing 92 degrees 5 minutes and 
distant 14 chains 40 links from south-east corner of 
portion 78 (24 chains north-westerly from road peg); 
thence by lines south 9 chains and east to the right 
bank of Derringullen Creek; by that bank of that 
creek downwards to the north-east corner of portion 
87; by the northern boundary of that portion to the 
left bank of Gallop or Back Creek; by that bank of 
that creck upwards to the south-west corner of por- 
tion 77; by that portion and portions 78 and 167, to 
the point of commencement. 

Norr.—Includes part (about 140 acres) of camping 
and water reserve 11,219, notified 12th April, 1890. 
[Ms. 1910-9,069] 


No. 107, 6 Jury, 1910,—7. 


rrr eccrine erent me ne NS RS 


Sydney, 6th ‘July, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE, 
CONDITIONAL LEASH, ADDITIONAL CONDI- 
TIONAL. PURCHASE LHASE, ADDITIONAL 
HOMESTHAD SHLECTION, OR ADDITIONAL 
SHTTLEMENT LEASE. : 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 4 of the Crown Lands (Amend- 
ment) Act of 1905, and section 22 of the Crown Lands 
(Amendment) Act, 1908, the Crown Lands comprised | 
within the area hereunder described are hereby set 
apart for additional conditional purchases or condi- 
tional leases (other than those mentioned in subsection 
1 (b) of the first-mentioned section), additional condi- 
tional purchase leases, additional homestead selections 
or additional settlement leases, and shall become an 
be available therefor on and after the 7th July, 1910. 
It is further notified that the price of the land for 
additional conditional purchase, or the capital value 
for additional homestead selection or additional condi- 
tional purchase lease, whenever applied for, shall be 
10s. per acre. It is also notified that any holdings with- 
in this area shall be subject to the following special con- 
ditions, viz.:—(a) Timber of 8 inches or over in dia- 
meter at 3 feet from the ground, which is suitable 
or likely to prove suitable for fencing, building, 
mining, or railway sleepers, shall not be destroyed by 
ringbarking or otherwise, except under permit issued 
under the provisions of section 21 (a) of the Forestry 
Act, 1909: Provided that the lessee or selector may 
clear any land which is to be cultivated within twelve 
months from date of. clearing, or cut any timber re- 
quired for the purpose of erecting any necessary, 
buildings or other improvements on the subject land. 
(b) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land 
for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provi- 
sions of the Forestry Act,’ 1909, and Regulations 
thereunder at the time in force. (c) The selector or 
lessee shall preserve ample timber for shelter and 
shade purposes. (d) The selector or lessee may des- 
troy by ringbarking or otherwise, without permit, all 


other timber except edible shrubs. 


S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION, 


Lanp District or TumBARUMBA NortH, AND TUMBAR- 
UMBA SHIRE. 


Within annual leases Nos. 1910-1 and 1910-6. 


County of Wynyard, parish of Belmore, containing 
an area of about 480 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries : Commencing at the north- 
west corner of portion 67; bounded by a line north; 
by portion 96 west about 7 chains; by a line south to 
a point west of the south-west corner of portion 65; 
by a line east to that corner; and by portions 65, 80, 
66, and 67, to the point of commencement. 


Norr.—Includes part (about 430 acres) of area 
set apart for additionals on the 8th June, 1910, and 
part (about 50 acres) of area set apart for original 
conditional purchase and conditional lease, 30th May, 
1906, hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1910-10,595] 


13730 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 


(6 Jury, 1910. 


[47] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PORCHASE OR 
FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE 
AND ASSOCIATED CONDITIONAL LEASE. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
I visions of section 4 of the Crown Lands Amend- 
ment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the area hereunder described are hereby set apart for 
original conditional purchases or for original condi- 
tional purchases and conditional leases (other than 
those mentioned in subsection 2 (b) of the section above 
quoted), and shall become and _ be available therefor 
on and after the 4th August, 1910. It is further noti- 
fied that the price of the land for original conditional 
purchase, whenever applied for, shall be £1 per acre. 
It is also notified that any holdings within this area 
shall be subject to the following conditions, viz. :— 
(a) Timber of 6 inches or over im diameter at 3 feet 
from the ground, which is or is likely ot prove suitable 
for fencing, building, or railway sleepers, shall not be 
destroyed by ringbarking, or otherwise, except under 
permit issued under the provisions of section 21 () 
of the Forestry Act, 1909: Provided that the selector 
may clear any land which is to be cultivated within 
twelve months of date cf clearing, or cut any timber 
required for the purpose of erecting any necessary 
buildings or other improvements on the subject land. 
(b) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land 
for the purpose of sale, except subject to the pro- 
visions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations 
thercunder at the time in force. (c) The selector or 
lessee shall preserve ample timber for shelter and 
shade purposes. (d) The selector or lessee may destroy, 
by ringbarking or otherwise, without permit, all cther 
timber except edible shrubs. 

‘ S. W. MOORE. 


HASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrricr or Sineteton. Parrick PLaAIns AND 
WALLAROBBA SHIRES. 
At £1 per acre. 
Within annual leases Nos. 6,728, 6,727, and 6,413- 
10,098. 

County cf Durham, parish of Glendon, containing 
an area of about 1,570 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of measured portions 105 and 
109,—-as shown on plans catalogued D. 4,362-2,083 and 
D. 4,364-2,0838, and the Crown Lands bounded by 
portions 109, 91, water reserve 191, portions 99 and 
98. 


Novre.—Includes part (about 1,450 acres) of reserve 
for classification, notified 24th June, 1908. 
[Ms. 1910-9,640] 


158 ] Denartment of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN 


LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASE OR FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONATL 
PURCHASE AND ASSOCIATED CONDI- 
TIONAL LEASE. 


12 is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of section 4 of the Crown Lands Amend- 
ment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the areas hereunder described are hereby set apart for 
original conditional purchases or for original condi- 
tional purchases and conditional leases (other than 
those mentioned in subsection 2 (b) of the section above 
quoted), and shall become and be available therefor 
on and after the 7th July, 1910. It is further noti- 
fied that the price of the land for original conditional 
purchase, whenever applied for, shall be 10s. per acre. 
If any part of the land is taken up under conditional 
lease, the timber thereon must not be ringbarked, 
except in pursuance of permits issued under the pro- 
visions of the Forestry Act, 1909. No timber shall be 
cut or removed from the land for the purposes of sale, 
except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1909, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 


S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Districr or TumBarumBa Norra. 


County of Wynyard, parish of Belmore, containing 
an area of about 120 acres. The Crown Lands bounded 
by an area set apart for additional holdings this day, 


and by an area set apart for original conditional 


| puresase or conditional lease, at 10s. per acre, 30th 


| May, 1906. 
| Notge.—Includes part (about 120 acres) of area set 
apart for additionals, 8th June, 1910, hereby revoked. 


[Ms. 1910-10,595] 
[50] Department of Lands, 

Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 
| NOTIFICATION SHITTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE, 
CONDITIONAL LYASE, ADDITIONAL CONDI- 
TIONAL PURCHASE LEASE, ADDITIONAL 
IOMESTEAD SELECTION, OR ADDITIONAL 
SETTLEMENT LBHASE. 


ie is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of section 4 of the Crown Lands (Amend- 
ment) Act of 1905, and section 22 of the Crown Lands 
(Amendment) Act, 1908, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the areas hereunder described are hereby set 
apart for additional conditional purchases or con- 
ditional leases (other than those mentioned in sub- 
section 1 (b) of the first-mentioned section), additional 
conditional purchase leases, additional homestead 
selections, or additional settlement leases, and shall 
become and be available therefor on and after the 
dates hereinafter respectively specified. It is further 
notified that the prices of the land for additional 
conditional purchase, or the capital value for addi- 
tional homestead selection, or additional conditional 
purchase lease, whenever applied for, and the annual 
rents (where stated) for additional settlement lease 
shall be as hereinafter respectively specified, with 
terms of appraisement as provided for by the Crown 
Lands Acts. 

If the land is taken up under any form of tenure 
other than additional conditional purchase or addi- 
tional homestead selection, the timber must not be 
ringbarked, except in pursuance of permits issued 
under the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909. 

No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for 
the purposes of sale, except subject to the provisions 
of the l’orestry Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder 


at the time in force. 
S. W. MOORE. 


i 
| 


[Available on 7th July, 1910.] 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or TENTERFIELD, AND TENTERFIELD 
SHIRE. 


At £1 per acre. 
Within Annandale resumed area No. 333A. 


County of Clive, parish of Annandale, containing 
an area of about 25 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries :| Commencing on the left 
bank of Pye’s Creek, at the north*east corner of an 
area set apart for additional holdings on 8th June, 
1910; and bounded thence by that creek downwards 
about 15 chains; by a line south-west to the inter- 
section ct a reserved road intersecting the north boun- 
dary of the area aforesaid, at a point about 42 chains 
west from Pye’s Creek; and by a line east, to the 
point of commencement. 

Noies.--Includes part (about 25 acres) of an area 
set apart for original conditional purchasé and condi- 
tional lease on 8th June, 1910, which is hereby re- 
voked. In lieu of notification in Gazette of 29th 
June, 1910, setting above land apart to become avail- 
able on 23th July, 1910, which is hereby cancelled, 
[Ms. 1910-10,266] 


[Available on 4th August, 1910.] 
Lanp Districr or Grarron, AND SEVERN SHIRE. 
Within Newton Boyd resumed area No. 309. 
At £1 5s. per acre. 


County of Drake, parish of Redgers, containing an 
area of about 110 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing on the left 
bank of the Mitchell or Mann River, at the south- 
east corner of portion 3, parish of Robertson ; bounded 
thence by that portion north to its extremity; by a 
line bearing north 45 degrees east to a west boundary 
of railway reserve 1,690, notified 19th November, 1884 ; 
by that reserve south to the river aforesaid; and by 
that river upwards, to the point of commencement. 
Norr.—Includes part (about 110 acres) of an area 
set apart for additional conditional purchase, at £1 
per acre, conditional lease, additional homestead 
selection, or additional settlement lease, notified 8th 
May, 1907; also classification reserve, notified 26th 
May, 1909, which are hereby revoked. 
[Ms. 1910-9,172] 


6 Jury, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 3731 


Lanp District or Yass, AND GoopRADIGBEE SuHrRE. 
At £1 per acre, 


(Anuual rent for additional settlement lease, 6d. per 
acre.) 


County of King, parish of Derringullen, containing 
an area of 32 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries: Commencing at a point about 
7 chains west of south-east corner of portion 167; 
thence bounded by a line south to the northern side 
of road from Wargiela to Yass; by that side of that 
road south-easterly to the right bank of Derringullen 
Creek; by that creek upwards to the south boundary 
of portion 60; by that portion and portions 75 and 
167, to the point of commencement. 


Note.—Includes part (32 acres) of camping and 
water reserve 11,219, notified 12th April, 1890. 


[Ms. 1910-9,069] 


[49] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE, 
CONDITIONAL LEASE, ADDITIONAL CONDI- 
TIONAL PURCHASE LEASH, ADDITIONAL 
HOMESTEAD SELECTION, OR ADDITIONAL 
SETTLEMENT LEASE. 


7 T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of section 4 of the Crown Lands (Amend- 
ment) Act of 1905, and section 22 of the Crown Lands 
(Amendment) Act, 1908, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the area hereunder described are hereby set 
apart for additional conditional purchases or con- 
ditional leases (other than those mentioned in sub- 
section 1 (b) of the first-mentioned section, additional 
conditional purchase leases, additional homestead 
selections, or additional settlement leases, and shall 
become and he available therefor on and after the 
4th August, 1910. It is further notified that the 
price of the land for additional conditional pur- 
chase, or the capital value for additional home- 
stead selection, or additional conditional purchase 
lease, whenever applied for, shall be £1 per acre. 
It is also notified that any holdings within these 
areas shall be subject to the following special condi- 
tions, viz.:—(a) Timber of 6 inches or over in dia- 
meter, at 3 feet from the ground, which is or is likely 
to prove suitable for fencing, building, or railway sleep- 
ers, shall not be destroyed by ringbarking or other- 
wise, except under permit issued under the provsions 
of section 21 (a) of the Forestry Act, 1909: Provided 
that the selector may clear any land whch is to be cul- 
tivated within twelve months from date of clearing, 
or cut any timber required for the purpose of erecting 
any necessary buildings or other improvements on the 
subject land. (b) No timber shall be cut or removed 
from the land for the purpose of sale except subject to 
the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and Regula- 
tions thereunder at the time in force. (c) The selector 
or lessee shall preserve ample timber for shelter and 
shade purposes. (d) The selector or lessee may des- 
troy by ringbarking or otherwise, without permit, all 
other timber except edible shrubs. 


S. W. MOORE. 


oe ee 


EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Disrrict or SrneLteTron, AND Parrick PLAINS 


AND WALLAROBBA SHIRES. 


Within annual leases Nos. 6,418, 6,728, and 1907-6. 


County of Durham, parish of Carrow, containing 
an area of 1,4393 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of measured portions 118, 48, 49, and 
97,—as shown on. plans catalogued D. 4,363-2,083, D. 
4,036, D. 2,643-2,083 and D.4,035-2,083. 


Norre.—Includes part (1,197 acres) of reserve for 
classification, notified 24th June, 1908. 


[Ms. 1910-9,640] 


[52] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


WITHDRAWAL FROM OCCUPATION LICENSE 
FOR CEMETERY. 


14 is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in pursuance of the provisions of the 108th and 
101st sections of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, and 
the 39th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1889, the 
land hereunder described is hereby withdrawn from 
occupation license 458, held by the New Zealand and 
Australian Land Co., Lid., and reserved from sale 
pending determination of the portions to be set apart 
for cemetery, and reserved and exempted from license 


and lease generally. 
S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Districr or Mornz, anp Boomr Sure. 


No. 45,452 from sale (No. 45,453 from license and 
lease generally). 


County of Courallie, parish of Bogree, containing 
an area of 3 acres 3 roods 16 perches. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of portion measured for 
cemetery,—as shown on plan Misc. 875 Me. 

Nore.—That part (3 acres 3 roods 16 perches) of 
travelling stock and camping reserve 15,012, notified 
9th January, 1892, within the above is hereby revoked. 
[Ms. 1910-9,669] 


[53] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


WITHDRAWAL FROM PREFERENTIAL OCCU- 
PATION LICENSE FOR PUBLIC RECREA- 
TION. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in pursuance of the provisions of the 108th and 
101st sections of the Crown. Lands Act of 1884, and 
the 39th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1889, the 
land hereunder described is hereby withdrawn from 
preferential occupation license 3344, held by A. A. 
Dangar, and reserved from sale pending determination 
of the portion to be set apart for public recreation, 
and reserved and exempted from license and lease 


generally. 
S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrricr or ARMIDALE, AND GOSTWYCK SHIRE. 


No. 45,450 from sale (No. 45,451 from license and 
lease generally.) 


County of Sandon, parish of Dangarsleigh, contain- 
ing an area of 11 acres 3 roods. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of portions 39 and 40,—shown 
on plan S. 49-1,660. 

[Ms. 1910-9,426] 


[55] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


MUNGERY SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA, 
No. 8. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
H the Executive Council, directs it to be notified 
that the lands hereunder described are hereby set 
apart for closer, settlement annual lease under the 
provisions of the 39th section of the Closer Settlement 


1904. 
Fes S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF PARKES. 
Within Mungerie Settlement Purchase Area No. 8. 


County of Kennedy, parish of Mungerie, contain- 
ing an area of about 330 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries: That part of travel- 
ling stock reserve 44,613, notified 10th November, 
1909, lying between the south-east boundary of travel- 
ling stock and camping reserve 44,612, parish of 
Graddle, and a southern boundary of Mungery Settle- 
ment Purchase Area No. 8, set apart in Government 
Gazette, 8th September, 1909. 

[Clo. Sett. 1910-2,828] 


3732 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 


[6 Jury, 1910. 


[51] | Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


RESERVES FROM SALE OR LEASE, &c. 


ies is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 39th section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1889, the lands hereunder described shall be 
and are hereby temporarily reserved from sale or lease 
respectively, or from sale and lease, &c., as hereinafter 
specified. 
Ss. W. MOORE. 


From Sale generally. 
v EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or SINGLETON, AND Parrick PLAINS 
SHIRE. 


No. 45,449. County of Northumberland, parish of 
Warkworth, containing an area of about d5acres. The 
Crown Lands within the following boundaries: Com- 
mencing at the most southern corner of portion 64; 
and bounded thence by the south-east boundary of 
that portion, a line partly forming the north-east 
boundaries of that portion and portion 60 north- 
westerly to the eastern side of a track from Mrs. 
Corrigan’s house to the Boggy Flat road; by that 
track south-easterly to the north-east boundary of 
portion 61; and by that boundary south-easterly, to 
the point of commencement ;—includes measured por- 
tion 64 and part of measured portion 60,—as shown 
on plan N. 792-1,501. 

[Ms. 1910-10,280] 


Lanp District or TENTERFIELD, AND 'TENTERFIELD 
4 
SHIRE. 


Within annual leases Nos. 15,906, 15,097, and 27,025. 


No. 45,438. County of Clive, parish of Cavendish, 
containing au area of about 750 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries: Commencing 
at the north-west corner of portion 7, parish of Blox- 
some; thence north to conditional purchase 1910-34, 
Tenterfield; thence by that conditional purchase east 
to Macleod’s Creek ; by that creek downwards to por- 
tion 6, parish of Cavendish; and by that portion and 
portion 7 aforesaid, to the point of commencement. 

[ Ms. 1910-9,911] 


Lanp Districts or WaALcHA, Stroup, AND TAREE. 


Within Cooplacurripa resumed area No. 4774, occupa- 
tion license No. 791, and annual lease No. 20,171. 


No. 45,455. County of Hawes, parishes of Giro and 
Togalo, containing an area of about 3,880 acres. The 
Crown Lands within the following boundaries: Com- 
mencing on the south boundary of forest reserve 
29,898, at the north-east corner of portion 14, parish 
ot Togalo; and bounded thence by that portion and 
a line south; by a line and the north boundary of 
portion 6 east; by portions 6, 5, and 12, and a line 
south and east to the eastern side of the road from 
Gloucester to Newendoe; by that side of that road 
north-west. 10 chains; by a line east to a point south 
of the south-east corner of portion 104, parish of Giro; 
by a line north to the south boundary of portion 106; 
by that portion west and north and by portions 104, 
52, 53, and 57 to the north-west corner of the last- 
named portion; by travelling stock and camping re- 
serve 8,678, notified 2nd March, 1889, and forest. re- 
serve 29,898 aforesaid, south-west, south-easterly, and 
west, to the point of commencement, 

[| Ms. 1910-10,261] 


From Lease other than Annual Lease. 
Lanp Disrricr or Mupa@r, AND Mrroo Sarre. 


No. 45,446. County of Wellington, parish of Millen- 
bong, containing an area of about 1,340 acres. The 
Crown Lands within the following boundaries: Com- 
menecing at a point on Meroo Creek, being distant 
south about 57 chains, east about 45 chains from the 
north-eastern corner of portion 18; and bounded 
thence by lines west about 88 chains, and north to 
Meroo Creek aforesaid; by that creek upwards to the 
north-west corner of Special Lease No. 1909-8; by the 
western and southern boundaries of that special lease ; 
and by Meroo Creek aforesaid upwards, to the point 
of commencement. . 

[ Ms. Ls. 1910-7,375] 


From Sale or Lease other than Prickly-pear Lease. 


Lanp District or MusweL_BRook, AND MuswELLBROOK 
SHIRE. 


No. 45,463. County of Brisbane, parish of Wybong, 
containing an area of 60 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of measured portion 54, Pan 
B. 4,115-2,096. 

[Qce. 1910-3,128] 


[56] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


RESERVES FROM SALE. 


lie is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of the 101st section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1884, the lands hereunder described shall be 
reserved from sale pending determination of the por- 
tions to be set apart for the public purposes herein- 
after respectively specified, and they are hereby 


reserved accordingly. 
S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
For Cemetery. 


Lanp Disrrict or Gosrorp, AND Lakr MAcQuaRiz 
SHIRE. 


Within suburban lands of Morrisset. 


No. 45,456. County of Northumberland, parish of 
Morrisset, containing an area of 224 acres. The 
Crown Lands within the following boundaries: Com- 
mencing on the northern side of a road 1 chain wide, 
at the south-west corner of portion 150; and bounded 
thence on the south by part of that side of that road 
west 15 chains to the eastern boundary of reserve 
7,093, notified 6th October, 1888; on the west by part 
of that boundary north 15 chains to the southern side 
of a road 1 chain wide; on the north by part of that 
side of that road bearing north 89 degrees 54 minutes 
40 seconds east 15 chains to the north-west corner of 
portion 149; and thence on the east by the western 
boundary of that portion and the western boundary 
of portion 150 aforesaid south 15 chains 23 links, to 
the point of commencement. Plan. Ms. 1,416 Md. 

Norr.—Reserve 11,854 for cemetery, notified 38rd 
May, 1890, is hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1910-9,164] 


For Water Supply’ and Camping. 
Lanp Disrrict or Liragow, AND OBERON SHIRE. 


No. 45,454. County of Westmoreland, parishes of 
Bulgarres and Duckmaloi, conatining an area of about 
100 acres. The Crown Lands within’ the following 
boundaries: Commencing on the eastern side of the 
road from Tuglow to Oberon, at the north-east corner 
of portion 227, parish of Duckmaloi; bounded thence 
by portions 227, 228, 238, and portion 38, parish of 
Drogheda, bearing generally south-westerly to a point 
south of the south-east corner of portion 48, parish of 
Duckmaloi; thence by a line and portion 48 bearing 
north to its north-east corner ; thence by a line bearing 
east to the road from Tuglow to Oberon aforesaid ; 
and thence by that road south-easterly, to the com- 
meneing point. 

Nore.—Includes part of an area set apart for addi- 
tional holdings, at 10s. per acre, 9th June, 1909, 
which part is hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1910-10,206] 


For Addition to Racecourse. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


LAnp Disrricr or Morzs. 


Within the Municipality and suburban boundaries of 
Moree. 


No. 45,459. County of Courallie, parish of Moree, 
containing an area of about 5 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries : Commencing 
at the most western south-west corner of reserve 
44,231 for racecourse, notified llth August, 1909; and 
bounded thence by a fence north-westerly to the 
south-western boundary of portion 180 (about 5 chains 
from its north-western corner); by a line partly form- 
ing part of the south-western boundary of that por- 
tion north-westerly to the south-eastern side of the 
road from Moree to Warialda; by -that side of that 
road north-easterly to the most. western corner of por- 
tion 26; and thence by a line partly forming the 
south-western boundaries of portions 187 and 186 
south-easterly, to the point of commencement. 

[Roads 1909-1,034-1] 


a 


6 Jury, 1910.] 


[54] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


RESERVES FROM SALE AND LEASE 
GENERALLY. 


1b; is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 101st section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1884, and the 39th section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1889, the lands hereunder described shall be 
reserved from sale pending determination of the por- 
tions to be set apart for the public purposes herein- 
after respectively specified, and reserved and exempted 
from lease generally, and they are hereby reserved 


and exempted -accordingly. 
ae S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
For Addition to School of Arts. 


Lanp Disrrict or BomBata, AND BiBBENLUKE SHIRE. 


Within the village of Cathcart. 


No. 45,457, from sale (No. 45,458 from laese 
generally). 


County of Wellesley, parish of Cathcart, containing 
an area of 1 rood. ‘lhe Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries: Commencing on the north- 
western side of Kden-street, at the south-eastern 
corner of allotment 1 (dedicated for School of Arts 
site, gazetted 15th January, 1886); and bounded 
thence by part of that side of Eden-street bearing 
north-easterly 1 chain; thence by a line parallel to 
.and 1 chain in rectangular distance easterly from 
the north-eastern boundary of allotment. 1 aforesaid, 
bearing north-westerly 2 chains 50 links; thence by 
a line in prolongation of the north-western boundary 
of that allotment south-westerly to its north-east 
corner; and by its north-eastern boundary south- 
easterly, to point of commencement. 

Norz.—Includes reserve 44,747 from sale (44,748 
from lease generally), notified 12th January, 1910, 
and part (36 perches) of reserve 9,948 for public 
buildings, notified 19th October, 1889, which are 
hereby revoked. 


[Ms. 1910-8,898] 


For Camping. 
Lanp District of YAss, AND GOODRADIGBEE Surre. 


No. 45,447 from sale (No. 45,448 from lease 
generally). 


County of King, parish of Derringullen, containing 
an area of about 7 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing on the south- 
ern side of road from Wargiela to Yass, at a point 
bearing 92 degrees 5 minutes, and distant 14 chains 
40 links from south-east corner of portion 78 (2% 
chains north-westerly from road peg); thence bounded 
by lines south 9 chains east to Derringullen Creek ; 
by the right bank of that creek upwards to the south- 
ern side of aforesaid road; thence by the southern side 
of that road north-westerly, to the point of commence- 
ment. 

Norr.—Includes part (about 7 acres) of camping 
and water reserve 11,219, notified 12th April, 1890, 
which part is hereby revoked. 

[Ms, 1910-9,069] 


For Wharfage. 
LAnp District or GRAFTON, AND Dorrico Sune. 
Within the boundaries of the village of Woogoolga. 


No. 45,443 from sale (No. 45,444 from lease 
generally). 


County of Fitzroy, parish of Woogoolga, containing 
an area of 1 rood. The Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries: Commencing on the west side 
of Carrington-street, at the north-east corner of sec- 
tion 20; thence west 1 chain, thence south 2 chains 
50 links, thence east 1 chain to the west side of Car- 
rington-street aforesaid ; thence north to the point of 
commencement, : 

Norre.—Includes part of reserve 5,314 for market, 
notified 18th February, 1888, which part is hereby 
revoked 


[Ms. 1910-9,791] 


‘ing an area of 40 acres. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107, 5733 


For Ferry. 
mAND District oF GRAFTON, AND Dornrico Sutre, 
Within Nymboida resumed area No. 129. 


No. 45,436 from sale (No. 45,437 from lease 
generally). 


County of Fitzroy, parish of Nymboida, containing 
an area of 3 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries: Commencing on the right bank 
otf the Nymboida River, at the intersection of the 
western side of a road 150 links wide from Armidale 
to Grafton; thence by that-road generally north- 
westerly about 9 chains; thence west to the Nym- 
boida River aforesaid; thence by that river upwards 
to the point of commencement,—to contain an area of 


3 acres, 
[Ms. 1910-9,792] 


CENTRAL DIVISION, 
For Police Purposes. 


Lanp District of CooNABARRABRAN, AND COONABARRA- 
BRAN SHIRE. 


Within suburban lands of Baradine. 


No. 45,460 from sale (No. 45,461 from lease 
generally). 

County of Baradine, parish of Baradine, contain- 
The Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries: Commencing at a point 150 
links north of the north-west corner of portion 42, 
and bounded thence by a line east to a point due 
north of the north-east corner of that portion; thence 
by lines north about 24 chains, west about 17 chains, 
and south to the point of commencement. 

Nore.—Part of reserve 37,494 from sale, and 37,495 
from annual lease or occupation license for tempo- 
rary common, notified 23rd April, 1904 within the 
above, is hereby revoked. 


[ Ms. 1910-8,583] 
For Public Recreation. 
Lanp DIstricT oF URANA, AND URANA SHIRE. 


No, 45,441 from sale (No. 45,442 from lease 
generally). 


County of Urana, parish of Clyde, containing an 
area of about 83 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries: Commencing at the north-east 
corner of portion 113, and bounded thence by part of 
a south boundary of portion 86 east 9 chains and 46 
links, by a west and a north boundary of portion 118, 
and a line south 10 chains and 244 links and west 6 
chains and 27 links; by lines north 3 chains and 18 
links, and west 3 chains and 19 links to portion 113 
aforesaid; and by that portion north, to the point of 
commencement. 


Nore.—Includes part (about 8% acres) of reserve 
44,058 from sale (44,059 from lease generally for pub- 
lic recreation), revoked this day. 

[Ms. 1910-8458] , 


For Travellirg Stock ani Camping. 
Lanp District or Urana, AND URBANA SHIRE. 


No. 45,439 from sale (No. 45,440 from lease 
generally). 


County of Urana, parish of Clyde, containing an 
area of 1044 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of portion 118, public watering place 679. 
Plan U. 3,098-1,881. 

Notre.—Includes part (about 1044 acres) of reserve 
38,076 from sale for travelling stock and camping, 
notified 30th July, 1904, which is hereby revoked ; 
also includes part (about 30 perches) of reserve 44,058 
from sale (44,059 from lease generally for public recre- 
ation), revoked this day. 


[Ms. 1910-8,458] 


[8090 } Forestry Depa: tment, 


Sydney, €th Judy, 1910. 
NOTICE UNDER THE FORESTRY ACT. 
T is hereby notified, for public information, that the under= 
mentioned Officer i3 authorise! uncer the provisions of 
section 14 of the “ Forestry Act, 1909,” to issue Timber and 
Fuel Licenses under the said Act, namely : — 
The Acting Clerk of Petty Se:si ne, Euabalong. 
'F. 1910-7436] 
, JOHN PERRY. 


3734 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 


[6 Jury, 1910. 


Wribate Apbertisements. 


— — 


REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


Norice or INTENDED REGISTRATION OF TRANSFER BY 
MortGaGEeE witHour PrRopUCTION OF THE DUPLICATE 
OF THE MoRTGAGE. 


In the matter of the Mortgage, dated 8th October, 1883, 
No. 73,547, from Thomas Robert Hogg to John Mitchell 
Purves, over the land comprised in Certificate of Title, 
Vol. 801, Fol. 177, situated in Maddock-street and Old 
Canterbury road, at and in parish Petersham, and in the 
matter of a transfer of said land by said Mortgagee to 
Fiank Oswald Powys. 


NOTICE is hereby given of the intention of the Registrar- 
General to register the transfer above mentioned, after the 
expiration of fourteen days from the date hereof, without 
production of the duplicate of the Mortgage, reasonable 
cause having been shown, pursuant to section 88 of the Real 
Property Act. All information respecting above may be 
obtained at the Lands Titles Office, Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 


H. R. COLBORNE, 
6th July, 1910. Acting Registrar-General. 
81 78. 


REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


Notice OF INTENDED IgsUE OF PROVISIONAL CERTIFICATES 
oF T.TLE. 


Vol. 323, Fol. 217. Registered Proprietor: Edward Elias 
Phillips. Land: 5} perches, part lot 7, sec. D., Eliza- 
street, Upper Paddington, parish Alexandria. 


Vol. 499, Fol. 35. Registered Proprietor: Rowland Biddell. 
Land: 50 acres, portion 22, parsh Woodford, county 
Cook. 


THE proof of loss of the Certificate of Title and Crown Grant, 
above described and other particulars required by section L11 
of the abovenamed Act (No. 25 of 190U) having been sup- 
plied—I hereby, in pursuance of the requirements of such 
section, notify my intention to issue such Provisional Certifi- 
cates of Title accordingly, at the expiration of twenty-one 
days from the date hercof.—Registrar-General’s Department, 
Sydney. 
H. R. COLBORNS, 

Acting Registrar-General. 

73. 


6th July, 1910. 
82 


DIOCESE OF RIVERINA. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. William King Hoare has 
resigned his office as Trustee of Church Property for the 
Diocese of Riverina (see Gazette, 24th May, 1406); and that 
Mr. Wiliam Robert Kent Pooley, bank manager, Hay, has 
been elected by the Synod of the Diocese of Riverina to fill the 
vacancy thus created. 
K. A. RIVERINA, 

Church Office, Hay, N.S. W., President of Synod. 
22nd June, 1910. 


6 Sich 


NOTICE is hereby given that application is intended to be 
be made to the Parliament of New South Wales, during the 
next ensuing Session thereof, for leave to bring in a Bill to 
enable and give powers to The Canterbury Park Racecourse 
Company, Limited (duly incorporated) to close certain streets 
between their property in the Municipality of Canterbury, 
being James-street and Arthur-street, and a portion of a 
certain street in the said Municipality between their property, 
being a portion of Frederick-street. And in lieu thereof to 
dedicate for the use and for the purpose of public roads or 
streets certain pieces or parcels of land in the Municipality 
of Canterbury aforesaid, for the purpose of enabling the 
Council of the said Municipality to increase the width of 
certain roads or streets within the Municipality aforesaid, 
being John-street and Palmer-street and portion of Broughton- 
street, which streets adjoin the property of the Company 
before-mentioned. The proposed alteration will be advan- 
tageous and convenient to the public, and will be of benefit 
to the said Municipality. The proposed alteration has been 
approved of by the Mayor and Councillors of the said 
Municipality. And for other the purposes consequent there- 
on and incidental thereto mentioned in the said Bill.—Dated 
at ‘Sydney, this 13th day of June, a.p. 1910. 


CURTISS & BARRY, 

Solicitors for the said Bill and the Canterbury Park Race- 
course Company, Limited, 

Belmont Building, 15 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 

£1 


66—1 16s. 


MEMORANDUM FOR REGISTRATION OF THE SUN- 
BEAM MINING COMPANY, NO LIABILITY. 


1, The name of Company is to be The Sunbeam Mining 
Company, No Liability. 

2. The first place of operations is at or rear Ukalunda, in 
the State of Queensland. 

3, The first registered Office of the Ccmpany will be situated 
at Sydney, New South Wales. 

4, The value of the property held in trust for the Company, 
including plant and machinery, is £10,00). 

5. The amount of money at the credit of the Company i) 
£20, and the tot«] liability which the Company is to assume 
or undertake is the liability for all expenses in connection with 
the scquisition and working of the mining property, engine, plant 
end machinery comprised in the sgreement hereinafter men- 
tioned, and the performance of the conditions upon which the 
siid mining property has been acquired and is held from the 
Crown. 

6. The nominal capital of the Company is £10,000 in 10,C00 
shares of £1 each, of which 8,832 are to be issued as fully 
paid-up. 

7. The number of contributing shares subscribed for is 802. 

8. The name of the first Manager is Archibald Clark. 

9. Ten per centum of the contributing capital has been duly 
pail up in eash. 

10. The only contract entered into on behalf of the Com- 
pany is that of which the particulars are hereunder stated, 
namely, a contract cated the eighth day of October, 1208, 
made between William OCop2, Octavus James Willcock, Mary 
Jane Ashton, Godfrey Foljambe Fuljames, William Thomas 
Wharton, Edward George Lascelles, Kenjamin Levy, Alexander 
Heron, Emily Sa ah Beor, John Henry Icbell, Dunlop Richard 
Whittle, Henry Edward Brown, Alfred Juhn Cotton, and 
Alexander Robert Heron, of the one part, and Octavus James 
Willeock, on behalf of the Company, of the other part. 

Dated this twentieth day of June, 1910. : 

We, the persons whose names and addresses are subscr.bed, 
hereby apply to register The Sunbeam Mining Company, 
No Lrability, as a No- Liability Company. 

Witness Signatures ard Addresses of Intending 

to Signatures. Shareholders, 

T. P. Bowdren... William Cope, 14 Castlereagh Street, Sydney. 
J. Longwill ... W. IT. Wharton, Liverpool Road, Croydon, 
Arch, Clark .,, Octavus James Willcock, Oxford St., Waverley, 


J. Hodge ... John Hy, Isbell, Bowen, Q. 

J. Hodge ... Alexander B. Heron, Bowen, Q. 

J. Hodge ,. Alexander R. Heron, Bowen, Q. 

W.H. Toms ... Edward G. Lascelles, Mt. Pleasant, Bowen. 


Arch. Clark .,. Benjamin Levy, per A. H. Levy. 
T. P. Bowdren ., A. J. Cotton, Adelaide Street, Brisbane, Q. 


I, Archibald Clark, do solemnly and sincerely declare and 
affirm that — 


1. I am the Manager of the said intende1 Company. 
2. The above statements are, to the best of my belief, true 
in every particular. 


And I make this solemn declaration as to the matters aforesaid 
according to law in this behalf made, and subject to the 
punishment by Jaw provided for any wilfully false statement 
in any such declaration. 


ARCH. CLARK, 
Declared before me at Sydney this 21st day of June, 1910,— 


J. A. RicHARDSON, J.P. 
14 £1 


UNIVERSAL PLATE GLASS INSURANCE COMPANY 
LIMITED. 


NOTICE is hereby given that at an Extraordinary General 
Meeting of the Universal Plate Glass Insurance Company 
Limited, duly convened and held at the Office of the Com- 
pany, 94 Pitt-street, Sydney, on Saturday, the eleventh day 
of June, 1910, the following Special Resolution was duly 
passed, and at a subsequent Extraordinary General Meeting 
of the Members of the said Company, duly convened and 
held at the same place, on the 27th day of June, 1910, the 
following Resolution was duly confirmed :— 


“That the Company be wound-up voluntarily and that 
Dennis George Peele, of Sydney, be and he is hereby 
appointed liquidator for the purposes of such winding-up.” 


Witness, —Ormonb O’BRIEN, 
Solicitor, Sydney. 
D. G. PEELE, 
Chairman. 


Sydney, 28th June, 1910. 
24° 6s. 


i 


6 Juny, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 3735 


IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, AND 
IN THE MATTER OF THE SUTHERLANDS 
LIMITED. 

SpecrAL RESOLUTIONS. 


Passed the eleventh day of June, 1910. 
Confirmed the twenty-seventh day of June, 1910. 


AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders of 
Sutherlands Limited, duly convened and held at the regis- 
tered Otfice of the Company, situated at Nos. 220 and 222 
Clarence-street, Sydney, on Saturday morning, the eleventh 
day of June, 1910, the subjoined Special Resolutions were duly 
passed, and at a subsequent Extraordinary General Meeting 
of the said Company, also duly convened and held at the 
registered Office of the Company, Nos. 220 and 222 Clarence- 
street, Sydney, on Monday morning the twenty-sevcnth day 
of June, 1910, the subjoined Special Resolutions were duly 
confirmed, 
Speciul Resoluticns. 


(1.) That it is desirable to reconstruct the Company and 
accordingly that the Company be wound up voluntarily, 
and that Mr. George 'wohill, of Post Office Chambers, 
Pitt-street, Sydney, accountant, be and he is hereby ap- 
pointed liquidator for the purpose of such winding up. 
That the said liquidator be and he is hereby authorised 
to consent to the registration cf a new Company to be 
named ‘‘Sutherlands” Limited, with a Memorandum 
and Articles of Association which have already been pre- 
pared with the privity and approval of the Directors of 
this Company. 

That the Draft Agreement submitted to this meeting and 
expressed to be made between this Company and its 
liquidator of the one part and ‘‘Sutherlands” Limited, 
of the other part be and the same is hereby approved, 
and that the said liquidator be and he is hereby author 
ised. pursuant to section 261 of the ‘‘ Companies Act, 
1899,” to enter into an agreement with such new Company 
(when incorporated) in the terms of the said draft, and 
to carry the same into effect with such (if any) modifica- 
tions as he thinks expedient, 


HAROLD R. FULLER, 
Chairman, 
18 lls. 


THE SYDNEY MEAT PRESERVING COMPANY, 
LIMITED. 
NOTICE is hereby given that the seventy-ninth Half- 
yearly General Meeting of the Shareholders of this 
Company will be held at the Company’s Head Offices, 
National Mutual Chambers, Pitt and Bond streets, 
Sydney, on Wednesday, the tenth day of August, 
1910, at noon, to receive the Directors’ Report and 


(2. 


wa 


(3. 


~— 


Balance-sheet to 30th June, 1910; to elect two Direc- 


tors in the room of William Wright Richardson, 
Esquire, and William John Miles, Esquire, who retire 
in accordance with the provisions of the Deed of 
Settlement, and are eligible for re-election; to 
appoint an Auditor in the place of Alfred James 
Simson, Esquire, who retires, and is ineligible for 
re-election; and to transact any other business that 
may be brought before the meeting in conformity 
with the Deed of Settlement. 


By order of the Board of Directors. 
A. R. THOMSON, 
Secretary. 
National Mutual Chambers, 
Pitt and Bond streets, Sydney, 
Isty July, 1910! 


Candidates for the Office of Director must give 
notice in writing of their candidature at least four- 
teen days prior to date of meeting. 

William Wright Richardson, Esquire, William John 
Miles, Esquire, and John McMaster, Esquire, have 
given the requisite notices that they are candidates 
for the two vacancies on the Directorate; and Frank 
Beames, Esquire, has given notice that he is a candi- 
date for the Auditorship. 

41 OS. 

SYDNEY EXCHANGE COMPANY. 
THE Half-yearly General Meeting of the Shareholders of the 
Sydney Exchange Company will be held at the Royal 
Exchange on Thursday, 28th July next, at 4 p.m., to receive 
the Report of the Directors, together with the Statement of 
Accounts, for the six months ending 30th June, 1910 ; to elect 
three Directors in the room of George M. Merivale, Esq., and 
Alfred G. Milson, Esq. (retiring by rotation), and Josiah 
Mullens, Esq. (resigned), and an Auditor in the room of 
Thomas B. Frith, Esq. (retiring by rotation), and to transact 
such other business as may be brought before the meeting. 
By order of the Board. 
B. MILLIN, 


Secretary. 
53. 


Sydney, Ist July, 1910. 
65 


DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership heretofore 
subsisting between us the undersigned William Walter Webb 
and James Strout, both of Parramatta, in the business of 
produce merchants, carried on by us at Church-street, 
Parramatta, has been dissolved by mutual consent as from 
the twenty-fifth day of June, one thousand nine hundred and 
ten, and the business will be henceforth carried on by the 
said William Walter Webb alone, who will pay and discharge 
all debts and liabilities due by and receive all moneys payable 
to the said late firm.—Dated this twenty-fifth day of June, 
one thousand nine hundred and ten. 


WILLIAM WALTER WEBB. 
JAMES STROUT. 
Witness,—H. J. SAUNDERS, 
Clerk to C. E. Byrnes, Solicitor, Parramatta, 
13 78. 
NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hitherto 
existing between Henry Jardine, George William Hall, and 
Errol Claud Hyde, who have been carrying on business at 
Pambula as printers and proprietors of ‘‘'‘fhe Pambula Voice” 
newspaper, has been mutually dissolved as from the thirty- 
first day of May, one thousand nine hundred and ten. 


HENRY JARDINE, 


Witness to signature of Henry Jardine,—- 
H. M. BuroMrFisLp. 


GEORGE WILLIAM HALL. 
ERROL CLAUD HYDE. 


Witness to the signatures of George William Hall and Errol 
Claud Hyde;— 


J. N. SMALL. 
23 5s, 
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. 
NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hitherto 
existing between the undersigned, lately carrying on 
business at Carroll, near Gunnedah, as graziers, under 
the name or style of ‘‘Weakley Brothers,’ was, on the 
first day of April, one thousand nine hundred and 
ten, dissolved by mutual consent._Dated this twenty- 
fourth day of June, one thousand nine hundred and 


ten, 

GEORGE H. WEAKLEY. 
Witness to signature of George H. Weakley,— 

T. A. Braye, Solicitor, Newcastle. 

DAVID HE. WEAKLEY. 

Witness to signature of David EK. Weakley,— 
Russert M. McDonaau. ‘ 

50 iS. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership lately 
subsisting between us, the undersigned, Robert Alex- 
ander Monro King and Henry Robert Currie, carry- 
ing on the practice of Solicitors at 3 Castlereagh- 
street, Sydney, under the style or firm of R. A. 
Monro King and Currie, has been dissolved by mutual 
consent.—Dated this 4th day of July, 1910. 

R. A. MONRO KING. 
H. R. CURRIE. 


Witness to the signatures of Robert Alexander Monro 
King and Henry Robert Currie, 
A. W. Barry, 
Acting Clerk with R. A. Monro King, Solicitor, 
Sydney. 
5s. 


(Signed) 


“PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1902.” 
CARCOAR PASTURES PRoTECTION Boarp. 
Fox Scalp Bonus to Cease. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Carcoar Pastures Protection 
Board will cease to pay a Bonus on Fox Scalps after the 31st 
July, 1910.—Dated at Carcoar this 27th day of June, 1910. 
J. J. McPHEE, 
Chairman. 


20 4s. 
~ COONAB ARABRAN PASTURES PROTECTION 
BOARD. 


ELECTION OF DIRECTOR. 


IT’ is notified that Samuel Alfred Blackman, of Gun- 
dair, Mundooran, grazier, has this day been elected a 
Director for the Pastures Protection Board for the 
Pastures Protection District of Coonabarabran, in lieu 
of Alfred Maguire, resigned. 
GEO, B. McEWEN, 
Returning Officer. 

Dated at Coonabarabran, this 27th day of June, 1910, 


45 Ch apd) OS. 


3736 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 


[6 Juny, 1910. 


STATEMENT of REOEIPIS and EXPENDITURE of the GLEN INNES PASTURES PROTECTION BOARD, 
for the Half-year ending 30th June, 1909. 


1909—Jan. 1— £ sn. 1609—June 30— 

To Balance... ate at fee pd 445 8 O| By Scalp certificates issued, viz. :— Exiu2 Ol ears, 
June 30— 19,187 hares @ 2d.. 159 17 10 
Fees for brands and marks ist 6 16. 6 |! 3,369 kangaroo rata, @ @ 1d. 14 0 9 
- Assessment received ds 71 14 11 165 native dogs, @ 2s. 165 0 0 
Travelling charges received % 118 4 6 426 crows, @ 1s. ... 9 Wate 8) 
Tenterfield Board rent at ‘ 1510 0 1 fox, @ 10s... ¥ 0.10.0 

Refund by Stock Inspector ... es ach 9 0 0 SSS 

Balance, Bank of New South Wales, plus} 860 14 7 
outstanding cheques ms | 213 11 4 Less outstanding certificates ... 4 5 10 

Sealp certificates paid .. 356 8 9 

Salaries— Stock Inspector an 136 0 0 

Rabbit Inspector ,. dot 75 0 O 

Secretary ... she aj oe eee 87 10 O 
Receivers’ fees, £8 10s.; Directors’ fees, 

Eagle Khe 26 4 0 
Icecal Auditors, £2 2s ; Auditcr- General, 

£3 18s. 4d. sie 6 0 4 
Rent, £13 ; Poslages—Secretary ‘and In- 

| rpector, * £6 5 19 0 0 

3 per cent. contribution ‘to Government Bo) 20 8 

I Incidental expenses ae 43 12 9 

| Travelling charges refunded . i ‘sca 93 4 6 

| Printing and stationery 6 6 9 

Shire Council \... 27 13 6 

Native Dog Association’ 8 subsidy , 8 0 0 
|! Office cleaning, £1 10s.; election expenses, 

} LA 43, 5 14 0 

£ 830 0 3. £ 889 0 3 

l 
A. F. ©. ROGERSON, Chairman. 
Dated at Glen Innes, this second day of September, 1909. A. H. N. O'CONNOR, Secretary. 


We certify that all the books and vouchers in the possessioa of the Buard have been duly audited by us, and found correct. 


57 


H. B. Mckir, 
Wied: JOUNSTONE, f 


’ Auditors. 


£l 10s. 


STATEMENT of RECHIPTS and EXPENDITURE of the GLEN INNES PASTUR®S PROTECTION BOARD, 
for the Half-year ending 31st December, 1609. 


1909— December 31— 
To Fees for Brands and Marks .., 
Assessment received .,,, Bes 


1,633 2 6 


Dated at Glen Innes, this seventeenth day of February, 1910. 


HB, od £ 3s. d. 
1909—J uly 1— 
By Balance . LDR ER ree 213 11 4 
Certificates for ecalp3 issued— 
26,023 hares @ 2d.. ; 216.17 2 
5,528 kangaroo rats @ lds... 91 23'@218)| 
120 native dogs @ 10s. 60 0 0 
20 native pups @ 5s. 710 0 
385 Crows (@ 9d... 144 8 9 
7 foxes @ 16s. 5 5 0 
Soho 7 
Outstanding certificates noo 616 4 
Amount paid for scalps — 333 17 11 
Printing and stationery ase 23:5 0 
Subsidy to Native Dog Association .., 8 16 0 
Saiaries—Stock Inspector , 121 10 8 
Rabbit Inspector 75 0 0 
Secretary 87 10 0 
Postages, Secretary 8 0 0 
3 per cent. contribution to Government Bitty! .7 
Incidental expenses .., alee at * 90 1 4 
Auditors’ fees ,., 2 2 0 
Rent... be asd & 3) 6 8 
Shire Council . ie ven 91:16 3 
Directors’ fees .., 7 13:19 O 
Taterest, Bank of New South Wales 2 6 6 
Office cleaning .. 410 0 
Balance Bank of New South ‘Wales, less out- 
standing cheques .., Bay As 567 11 9 
£| 1,683 2 6 
A. F. 0. ROGERSON, Chairman. 
A. H.N, O’CONNOR, Secretary. 


We certify that all the books and vouchers in the possession of the Board have been duly audited by uz and found correct, 


58 


H. B. McKiz, 
W. 58. JOHNSTONE, } 


1 Auditors. 


#1 10a, 


Es 


6 JuLy, 1910] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 3737 


DUBBO PASTURES PROTECTION BOARD. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the following gentle- 
men have been elected Directors of the Dubbo Pastures 
Protection Board :— 


Bell, James. 

Barry, Patrick. 
Cameron, Donald. 
Scott, Thomas Mitchell. 
Frith, Edward John. 


Date of nomination, 4th May, 1910; date of elec- 


tion, 3lst May, 1910. 
Pe A, TYERS WOOD, 
Secretary. 
Ds. 


Tuphe, 1st July, 1910. 


TRUST DISTRICT OF TYREEL BORE. 


THE Trustees of the Trust District of Tyreel Bore have 
caused to be made an assessment of all ratable property within 
the above district, with the names of the owners and occupiers, 
so far as known, of such property. 

Particulars of such assessment are open for inspection at 
all reasonable times at the Office of the Trustees, Moree, and, 
within twenty-one days from publication of this notice, any 
person intending to appeal against the assessment may do so 
in way required by the ‘‘Water and Drainage Act, 1902,” and 
the Regulations made thereunder. 
Dated the 27th day of June, 1910, 

R. F. JENKINS, 
Chairman. 
34 5s. 


TRUST DISTRICT OF MUNGYER BORE WATER 
TRUST. 
THE Trustees of the Trust District of Mungyer Bore Water 


. Trust have caused to be made an assessment of all ratable 


property within the above district, with the names of the 
owners and occupiers, so far as known, of such property. 
Particulars of such assessment are open for inspection at all 
reasonable times at the office of the Trustees, Heber-street, 


Moree, and, within twenty-one days from the publication of ° 


this notice in the Gazette, any person intending to appeal 
against the assessment may do so in way required by the 
“Water and Drainage Act, 1902,” and the Regulations made 
thereunder.—Dated the first day of July, 1910. 
J. T. CRANE, 
Secretary. 
56 5s, 


MUNICIPALITY OF MOSS VALE. 
ORDINANCES. 


NOTICE is hereby given, as required by subsection. (3) of 
section 188 of the ‘‘ Local Government Act of 1906,” that the 
Council of the Municipality of Moss Vale has passed a Reso- 
lution as follows :— 


That the Council of the Municipality of Moss Vale 
hereby resolve that clause 9 of Ordinance No. 54, 
proclaimed in the Government Gazette dated 14th 
May, 1908, and reading as follows :—‘‘In the 
Municipality of Young all installations or additions 
or alterations thereto, and the supply of all materials, 
lamps, and fittings shall, unless the Council other- 
wise permits, be made by the Council, or persons 
authorised by the Council, No person shall contra- 
vene this provision ”—be altered so far as it affects 
the abovenamed Municipality, so that it will read as 
follows :—‘‘In the Municipality of Moss Vale all 
installations or additions or altérations thereto, and 
the supply of all materials, lamps, and fittings shall, 
unless the Council otherwise permits, be made by 
the Council, or persons authorised by the Council. 
No person shall contravene this provision.” 


The alteration of Ordinance No. 54 thus resolved upon by 
the Council makes that Ordinance substantially the same as 
Ordinance No. 54, which is now in force in every part of the 
Municipality of Young. A poll of the electors may not be 
demanded, therefore, with respect thereto. 


H. RicHarpson, H. LEIGHTON JONKES, 
Town Clerk, Mayor. 


Moss Vale, 29th June, 1910. 
21 10s, 


MUNICIPALITY OF THE GLEBE. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Messrs. Reginald Heber 
Palmer and Frederick. Ackland Palmer have been duly 
appointed Valuers and Collectors of list of electors for the 
year 1911 tothe Municipality of The Glebe. 
8. L. COLE, 
Town Hall, The Glebe, Mayor. 
— 29th June, 1910. 
30 3s. 


MUNICIPALITY OF THE GLEBE. 
NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. George Twohill, A.C.P.A., 
has been appointed Auditor to the Council of the Municipality 
of The Glebe, to audit the books and accounts for the financial 
half-years ending 30th June and 31st December, 1910. 


T. D. GLASSCOCK, 
Town Clerk’s Office, Town Clerk, 
Town Hall, The Glebe, 
29th June, 1910. 
31 4s, 


. 


MUNICIPALITY OF INVERELL. 


NOTICE is hereby given that at a duly convened meeting of 
the Council of the above Municipality, held on the 14th June, 
1910, the following appointments were made, viz. :— 


Mr. George Christie, as Auditor for the current Municipal 
year. 

Mr. Walter Wilson and Mr. S. G. Davey, as Valuato.s for the 
triennial period ending December, 1913. 


JOHN DITZELL, 
Town Hull, Mayor. 
Inverell, 23th June, 1910. 


8 4s, 


MUNICIPALITY OF GRETA. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Mark North was duly appointed 
Valuer for the above Municipality, on 27th June, 1910, for the 
triennial period commencing {st January, 1911. 


BEN. PRYOR, 
Council Chambers, Mayor. 
Qreta, 30:h June, 1910. 


32 ; 43, 


MUNICIPALITY OF CABRAMATTA AND CANLEY 
VALE. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Council of the Municipality 
of Cabramatta and Canley Vale have by Resolution fixed the 
boundaries of a scavenging area for the Municipality as 
follows :— 


Commencing at Lansdowne Bridge, on the Main Southern 
road; and thence southerly along that road to Cabramatta 
Creek ; thence westerly along the centre of that creek to 
the boundary fence on the Church and School lands occu- 
pied by Mr. P. Haynes ; thence northerly along the line 
of that fence to Cabramatta-road ; thence westerly along 
that road to Gladstone-street ; thence northerly along” 
that street to Canley Vale road; thence easterly along 
that road to Sackville-street ; thence northerly along that 
street to Orphan School Creek ; thence along the centre 
of that creek to Prospect River; thence along that river, 
to point of commencement. 

W. H. JOHNSON, 
Town Clerk. 

Town Hall, Cabramatta and Canley Vale, 

4th July, 1910. 
87 Te 


SHIRE OF CESSNOCK. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the following appointment has 
been made under the ‘‘ Cattle Slaughtering and Diseased 
Animals and Meat Act of 1902 ” and the ‘‘ Noxious Trades 
Act of 1902,” for the respective District herein set forth :— 


First Class Constable E. A. Hinde, for the Lochinvar District, 
vice First Class Constable Moore, resigned. 


For and on behalf of the Council, 


PERCY CRAMPTON, 
Shire Clerk’s Office, Cessnock, Acting Shire Clerk. 
30th June, 1910. 


so 4s, 
DUMARESQ SHIRE. 


Norice under section 73, subsection 2, paragraph C of the 
Local Government (Amending) Act. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Council of the Dumaresq 
Shire intend to take control of the undermentioned road as per 
Schedule attached. 


ScHBDULE ABOVE REFERRED TO. 


The road left in the Gostwyck first subdivision, viz., road 
starting from the south-east corner of lot 65, and running 
between lots 6, 71, and 67, 68, 69, Gostwyck Ist subdivision, 
deposited plan No. 4,858, parish Saumarez, county of Sandon, 
to the rabbit-proof gate on the northern boundary of lots 109 
and 128, Gostwyck 2nd sub-division, deposited plan No, 5,455, 
parish of Saumarez, county of Sandon. 

By order of the Council, 
: HY. LONSDALE, 
Council Chambers, Armidale. Shire ria 
35 3 8. 


13738 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 


[6 Jury, 1910. 


Rvuies and Regulations under ‘‘Commons Consolidated 
Act, 1898,’’ made and passed by the Trustees of 
the Milparinka Town Common. 


Description of Stock. 


1. In the following regulations — 

‘Stock’? means and includes one or more horses, 
asses, mules, camels, cattle, sheep, or goats. 

‘Surcharge stock’? means stock upon the Common 
the property of a commoner, in respect of 
which the regulations have not been complied 
with. 

“Trespassing stock’? means all the stock illegally 
upon the Common. 


Trustees may appoint Herdsman, 


2. The trustees may from time to time appoint and 
remove a herdsman and such other officer or servants 
as they may deem necessary for the management of 
the Common. The trustees may also fix the remunera- 
tion to be paid to such officer or servants, which shall 
be paid accordingly out of the revenue of the 
Common. 

Herdsman’s Duty. 


3. It shall be the duty of the herdsman to attend 
the meetings of the trustees on all occasions, for 
the purpose of receiving instructions, and he shall 
also receive and account for all fees and other moneys, 
and pay the same to the secretary on behalf of the 
trustees. 

ITerdsman to keep book. 


4, The herdsman shall keep a book, in which shall 
be registered the description and brands of all stock 
depasturing upon the Common. Such book shall be 
open for the inspection of any person at any reason- 
able time, upon payment of the fee of one shilling. 


Complaints. 

5. All complaints and petitions shall be lodged in 
writing with the herdsman or with the secretary, and 
shall be considered at the next meeting of the trustees. 

Stock allowed. 


6. Every commoner shall be allowed to depasture 
not more than 20 (twenty) horses, 10 (ten) head cf 
cattle, 200 (two hundred) sheep, and 20 (twenty) 
goats, at the following fees :— ? 


ose Cs 

For each mare, gelding, ass, or mule, per 
annum ne De he abe seh 6 0 
For each camel, per annum _... eo ete LEO! “0 
For each ox and cow, per annum _... bmg Ometd)='O 
For each sheep, per annum _ ... su et 10/32 0 
For each goat, per annum _... foe oe ey 12250 


Young Stock. 

7. No fee shall be charged for depasturing the pro- 
geny of registered stock, if such progeny be under the 
age of six months. 

Entire not to be kept. 


8. No entire horse, rig, ass, bull, or goat above the 
age of 6 months shall be depastured upon the Common 
without the express permission of the trustees, 
granted by resolution passed at any ordinary or special 
meeting. Such permission may, in like manner, be 
withdrawn, and the fee for depasturing an entire 
horse shall be 10s. (ten shillings) per annum, and the 
fee for depasturing a bull shall be 5s. (five shillings) 
per annum, in both cases payable quarterly in ad- 
vance. Any Commoner breaking this regulation shall 
be liable to a penalty not exceeding £5. 


nl . . 
Fees to be paid in advance. 


9. All fees for depasturing must be paid in advance 
to the herdsman or Secretary, on or before the 1st 
day of January, Ist April, Ist July, and lst October 
in each year. If stock be placed on the Common 
between those dates a proportionate fee must be paid 
in advance. Any Commoner breaking this regulation 
shall, for each offence, be liable to a penalty not 
exceeding £2, ; 

Owner's Risk. 

10. All stock depastured on the Commons shall be 

at the owner’s risk, 


Stock to be registered. 
11. Before stock are placed on the C 

Be ommon a full 
description, with brands of such herd or stock, must 
be registered with the herdsman or secretary by the 
owner. Any Commoner who shall register in his own 
name any stock belonging to another person shall be 

liable to a penalty not exceeding £5. 

Not to be removed, 


12. Except cows or goats in milk and worki 
; ng stock, 
no stock depasturing on the Common shall be vomora 


therefrom unless notice of the intended removal be 
given to the herdsman or secretary by the owner. 
Any person breaking this regulation shall be lable 
to a penalty not exceeding £2. 


Muster. 


13. Any trustee may, whenever he sees fit, order a 
general muster of stock depasturing on the Common. 


Levy of Special Rate. 


14. The trustees shall have the power at any time 
to make a levy upon Commoners, in proportion to the 
stock they severally run on the Common, for the pur- 
pose of rabbit destruction or any other purpose neces- 
sary for the. proper administration of their trust. 


Herdsman to carry out Orders. 


15. It shall be the duty of the herdsman to carry 
out all orders of the trustees in respect of the Common ; 
to inspect and muster stock; to ascertain from time 
to time that all stock depasturing are duly registered 
in the herd-book, and that the fees thereon are duly 
paid; to report all stray and missing stock to the 
trustees, and to the owners thereof; and to impound, 
in the name of the trustees, all surcharged and tres- 
passing stock. 

Pigs not to be allowed. 

16. No person will be allowed to run or depasture 
any pig on the Common. Any pig found on the Com- 
mon will be considered as trespassing, and will be at 
once impounded, and the owner thereof lable to a 
penalty not less than £1 (one pound) for allowing the 
pig to trespass. 


Rubbish not to be thrown. 

17. Any person depositing rubbish on the Common 
without the consent of the trustees shall be lable to 
a penalty not exceeding £5. 

Penalty where not otherwise provided. 
18. Any person committing a breach of these regu- 


‘lations, for which no penalty is provided, shall be 


liable to a penalty not exceeding five pounds (£5). 
T. W. CHAMBERS, } 


Chairman. | 
THOS. BAKER, ‘ Trustees. 
WM. CROMARTY, 
CG. CLUNE, J 


Miuparinka, 16th April, 1910. 
60 


(ins) 


£1 18s. 


—— 


MUSWELLBROOK TOWN COMMON. 


STATEMENT of RECEIPTS and DISBURSEMENTS 
from 4th February to 3lst December, 1908. 


RECEIPTS. 


Dec. 31, 1908— Seas: ds 
To Cash received for agistment 191° 9.0 
Bank balance, 4th "ebruary, £ s. d. 
1 ks igi A H9SFLGI 10 
Cash in hand, 4th February, 
1908 12 ie a Oim6 
: 94 6 4 
£285 15 4 
DISBURSEMENTS. 
Dec. 31, 1908— 2 at as cope ee 
By Sinking well ... we oy LSS diffe 8 
Fencing Bie ae poe Mh Ws 
Purchase of bull 10 10 O 
: 158 15 1 
Clearing pears 6 10°"0 
Repairing dam 1 Sy 
(LS 6 
Ranger’s salary 27 14 O 
Secretary’s salary 39 «1 
Bank charges ... 010 0 
ye | 
£198 6. 8 
Balance at Commercial Bank- 
ing Co. of Sydney, Ltd.... 8411 2 
Cash on hand... re nore nd ltine G 
Sie 
£285 15. 4 


i 


This statement has been compiled by me from the 
ledger. 

R. S. C. CULLEN-WARD, F.S.1.A., F.C.P.A., 
18th March, 1910. Auditor. 
AG 12s, 


6 Jury, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 3739 


MUSWELLBROOK TOWN COMMON. 


STATEMENT of RECEIPTS and DISBURSEMENTS 
from Ist January to 3lst December, 1909. 


ReEcEIrTs. 
Dec. 31, 1909— Caused. 
To Cash received for agistment ... eee elo 4 
Proceeds—Sale of well... a ee Ome 
Bank balance, 3ist Decem- £ s. d. 
ber, 1908 «.. vt ode Liye S 
Cash on hand, 3lst Decem- 
ber, 1908 ... ms Gs Lig SG 
878° 8 
£467..6 43 
DisBuRSEMENTS. 
Dec. 31, 1909— £ isu eer saad: 
By Making dam ... fay ities Sie 44 10 6 
Clearing pears By: ie gp MERGED, 62 19586 
Ranger’s salary bitte eed Fee 
Secretary’s salary oe AO 
FAS 32) 59 
Printing, advertising, &e.... 312 5 
Attendance and forage for 
bull «2 aes id praperds 8432 
Bank charges ... ORLO0E GO 
oe Ota 
- L1L6L e384 
Balance at Commercial Bank- 
ing Co. of Sydney, Ltd.... 305 2 11 
Cash on hand... i Bde whe Oa. (O 
: 3806 2 11 
LAG te Gries 


Having audited the cash-book of the Common Ac- 
count for the six months ended 3lst December, 1909, 
we hereby certify that the above statement has been 
compiled therefrom, and is correct. 


CULLEN-WARD, 
Auditor. 


18th March, 1910. 
47 13s. 


NOTICEH.—A Meeting of Trus‘ees and Commoners of Byng 
Common will be heli at A  Martin’s residence on Saturdar, 
9th July, 1910. Meeti: g to commence at 7.39 p.m, 


A. MARTIN, 
Sec etary Fyng Common. 
4 4s, 


BOGGABILLA COMMON. 


NOTICE is hereby given to the Commoners on the Roll of 
the Boggabilla Common that a Meeting is convened by the 
Trustees, on the 9th July, for the purpose of electing a 
Trustee in lieu of Mr. John McCasker, junr., resigned. 


W. E. CARPENTER, 
Chairman of Trustees. 
ake 


Boggahilla, 29th June, 1910. 
59 


UPPER BINGARA COMMON. 


NOTICH.—A Meeting of Commorers of above Common will 
be held on 16th July. 


I. C. YOUNG, 
Secretary. 
Upper Bingar>, 2nd July, 1°19. 
83 es. 
In the intestate estate of Joseph W.lliams, late of Kentucky, 
near Daysdale, labourer, deceased. 


ALL persons having cla’ms against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 20th day of July, 1910. 


Dew. GARREDT 
Cur itor of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
29th June, 19109, 
9 4s. 


In the intestate estate of John Swale Price, late of 
Canbelego, miner, deceased, 


ALL persons having claims agai st the above estate are 


réquested to forward the same, ver fied by affidavit, to the 


undersigned, on or before the 2th day of July, 1910. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
29th June, 1910. 
10 4s. 


Tn the intestate estate of John Gilbert, late of Stanley- 
street, Kogarah, blacksmith, deceared. 


ALL persons having claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 13th day of July, 1910. 


T. W. GARRE1T, 
Curator of the atove kstute. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
29th June, 1910. 
Ll 4s, 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the estate and effects of Francis Henry Baylis Cox, late of 
Menah, Mudgee, in the State of New South Wales, 
grazier, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any claims or demands against or upon the 
estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died at Mudgee on 
10th January, 1910, are hereby required to send in full par- 
ticulars of their claims and demands upon the said estate 
to the Perpetual Trustee Company (Limited), 2, 4, and 6, 
Spring-street, Sydney, the administrators of the said estate, 
to whom letters of administration were granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales on 22nd June, 1910, on 
or before the 17th day of August next, in default whereof the 
said Perpetual Trustee Company (Limited) will, after the 
last-mentioned date, proceed to administer the estate and 
distribute the assets among the parties entitled thereto, 
having regard only to the claims and demands of which they 
shall then have notice; and the said Company will not be 
liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose claim they shall not have had notice at the 
time of such distribution.—Da‘ed this 29th day of June, 
1910. 


For Perpetual Trustee Company (Limited), 
A. J. MACKENZIE, 
C. D. Mnares, Proctor, Mudgee, Manager. 
By his Agent,—T. O. O’Brien. 
7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the estate and effects of Josiah Forrest Reid Wilson, late 
of Milson’s Point, in the State of New South Wales, 
gentleman, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 
other persons haying any claims or demands against or upon 
the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died at Darling- 
hurst on 14th April, 1910, are hereby required to send in full 
particulars of their claim3 and demands upon the said estate 
to the Perpetual Trustee Company (Limited), 2, 4, and 6, 
Spring-street, Sydney, the executors and trustees of the said 
estate, to whom probate was granted by the Supreme Court 
of New South Wales on 3rd June, 1910, on or before the 17th 
day of August next, in default whereof the said Perpetual 
Trustee Company (Limited) will, after the last-mentioned date, 
proceed to administer the estate and distribute the assets 
among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the 
claims and demands of which they shall then have notice ; 
and the said Company will not be liable, for the assets or any 
part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim 
they shall not have had notice at the time of such distri- 
bution.—Dated this 29th day of June, 1910, 


For Perpetual Trustee Company (Limited), 
A. J. MACKENZIE, 


McDoyeE.u & Morrirt, Proctors. Manager, 
17 7s. 6d. 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (49,429) 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Roy Staughten, late of Cootamundra, in the 
State of New South Wales, but formerly of St. Neots, 
Domain-road, South Yarra, in the State of Victoria, 
grazier, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 
other persons having any claims upon or being otherwise 
interested in the estate of the abovenamed deceased (who 
aied at Cootamundra, in the State of New South Wales, 
on the 22nd day of February, 1916) are hereby required to 
send in full particulars of their claims to the undersigned, 
the proctors for the executor of the will of the said deceased, 
before the 22nd day of August next, after which date the 
said executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased amongst thg parties entitled thereto, having regard 


3740 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 


(6 Juny, 1910. 


to the claims of which he shall then have notice; and tke 
said executor will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim he shall 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated 
this 30th day of June, 1919. 
VILLENEUVE-SMITH & DAWES, 
Proctors for the Kxecutor, 

FitzEvan Chambérs, 28 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 

19 7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will and codicil of Frane Sadleir Falkiner, late of 
Boonoke Station, near Conargo, in the State of New 
South Wales, gentleman, deceased. ; 


NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and other persons 
having any claim upon or affecting the estate of the ab .ve- 
named deceased, who died on the 8th day of September, 
1909, are hereby required to send in full particulars of their 
claims to the undersigned, solicitors for Emily Elizabeth 
Falkiner,. Franc Brereton Sadleir Falkiner, and Leigh 
Sadleir Falkiner, the executrix and two of the executors of 
the will and codicil of the abovenamed deceased, on or before 
the 18th day of August next, after which date the said 
executrix and executors will proceed to: distribute the assets 
of the said deceased among the parties entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts and claims only of which they 
shall then have had notice; and the said executrix and 
executors shall not he lable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, toany person of whose claim they shall 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated 
this 23rd day of June, 1910. 
NORTON, SMITH & CO., 
Solicitors for the Executrix and Executors, 
2 O’Connell-street, Sydney. 

25 7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the will of Patrick Doherty, late of Pambula, in the State 
of New South Wales, gentleman. 


PURSUANT to the ‘“ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 
other persons having any claims and demands against or upon 
the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died at Pambula, 
on the 7th day of December, 1909, are hereby required to 
send in full particulars of their claims and demands upon the 
said estate to James Doherty and Mary Jane Doherty of 
Pambula, the executor and executrix of the said will (to 
whom probate was granted by the Supreme Court of New 
South Wales on the 17th day of January, 1910), on or before 
the 6th day of August next, in default whereof the said 
executor and executrix will after the last-mentioned date 
proceed to administer the estate and distribute the assets 
among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the 
claims and demands of which they shall then have notice ; 
and the said executor and executrix will not be liable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 
whose claim they shall not have had notice at the time of such 
distribution.—Dated this 22nd day of June, 1910. 
C. BERKELEY JENKINS, 
Proctor for the Executor and Executrix, 
Pambzla. 
By his Agents,—Messrs. Apporr, Tout, & Co., 
Moore-street, Sydney. 
26 7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will and two codicils of Phoebe Aphra Seton Chisholm, 
otherwise known as Pheebe Aphra Waller, late of Goul- 
burn, in the State of New South Wales, married woman, 
deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that every creditor or 
other person having any claim against the estate of Phabe 
Aphra Seton Chisholm, the abovenamed deceased, who died 
on or about the 4th day of February, 1910, and probate of 
whose will and codicils was, on the lst day of March, 1919, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to Percy 
Wrentmore Johnson, of Bombala, bank manager, the sole 
executor in the said wijl named, is hereby required to send 
particulars in writing of such claim to the said Perey Wrent- 
more Johnson, in care of the undersigned, Johnson & Sendall, 
at their office hereunder mentioned, on or before the 9th day 
of August, 1910, at the expiration of which time the said 
Percy Wrentmore Jolinson will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard only to the claims of which he then 
has notice: And notice is hereby further given that the said 


Percy Wrentmore Johnson will not be liable, for the asscts 


or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of whcse- 


claim he shall not have had notice at the time of such dis- 
tribution.— Dated this 28th day of June, 1910. 
JOHNSON & SENDALL, 
Eldon Chambers, Montague-street, 


Goulburn. 
36 7s. Gd. 


In the estate of William Slavin, late of Perthville, 
in the State of New South Wales, farmer, 
deceased, intestate. 


NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting 
the estate of William Slavin, the abovenamed de- 
ceased, who died on or about the 13th day of February, 
1903, and letters of administration of whose estate 
were granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 28th day 
of October, 1909, to Christopher Ernest Slavin, of 
Wellington, in the State aforesaid, station hand, a 
son of the said deceased, are hereby required to send 
in particulars of their claims to the said Christopher 
Ernest Slavin, or to the undersigned, A. G. Thomp- 
son and Weigall, proctors, on or before the 15th day 
of August, 1910, at the expiration of which time the 
said Christopher Ernest Slavin will proceed to distri- 
bute the assets of the said deceased among the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts and 
claims only of which he shall then have had notice ; 
and the said Christopher Ernest Slavin will not be 
liable, for the assets so distributed, to any person of 
whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice at 
the time of such distribution.—Dated this lst day of 
July, 1910. 
A. G. THOMPSON & WEIGALL, 
Proctors for the said Christopher Ernest Slavin, 
City Bank Chambers, Bathurst. 

40 7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of James Fahey, late of Upper Copman- 
hurst, in the State of New South Wales, farmer, 
deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’°: Notice is hereby given that all 
creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed de- 
ceased, who died on or about the 7th day of January, 
1910, and probate of whose will was granted by the 
Supreme Court. of New South Wales, in its Probate 
Jurisdiction, on the 12th day of April, 1910, to Peter 
Charles William Fahey and James Fahey, the execu- 
tors named in the said will, are hereby required to 
send in particulars of their claims to the said execu- 


tors or to the undersigned, the proctor for the said . 


executors, on or before the 14th day of August next, 
at the expiration of which time the said executors 
will proceed to distribtte the assets of the said de- 
ceased among the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts and claims only of which they 
shall then have had notice; and the said executors 
will not be liable, for the assets so distributed, to any 
person of whose debt or claim they shall not have 


had notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated _ 


this Ist day of July, 1910. 
R. DOBIE BAWDEN, 
Proctor for the said Executors, 
; Grafton. 
48 7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


Tn the will of Hugh Wyndham, late of Bukkulla, near 
Inverell, in the State of New South Wales, 
grazier, deceased. 

PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898’’ : Notice is hereby given that all credi- 

tors and other persons having any claims upon or 
being otherwise interested in the estate of the above- 
named deceased, who died at Bukkulla on the 5th day 
of April, 1909, are-hereby required to send in full paxe 
ticulars of their claims to #he undersigned, the proc- 
tors for the executors of the will of the said deceased, 
before the Ist day cf September next, after which 
date the said executors will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased amongst the parties en- 
titled thereto, having regard to the claims of which 
they shall then have notice; and the said executors 


| 


day of July, 1910. 


_ In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


6 Jury, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 


3741 


shall not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof | 
so distributed, to any person of whoge claim they 
shall not have had notice at the time of such distribu- 
tion.— Dated this Ist day of July, 1910. 


BORTHWICK & BUTLER, 
Proctors for the Executors, 
Pastoral Chambers, Byron-street, 
Inverell. 


51 7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the estate of Joseph Washington Phillips, late of 
Kaillara, formerly of Baulkham Hills and Penrith, 
in the State of New South Wales, gentleman, 
deceased. 


NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any claim upon or affecting the estate 
of the abovenamed deceased, who died on the 28th 
day of April, 1910, are hereby required to send in 
full particulars of their claims to The Permanent Trus- 
tee Company of New South Wales, Limited, O’Con- 
nell-street, Sydney, the executor of the will of the 
said deceased, before the 13th day of August next, 
after which date the said The Permanent Trustee 
Company of New South Wales, Limited, will proceed 
to distribute the assets of the said deceased among 
the parties entitled thereto, having regard to the 
debts and claims only of which it shall then have had 
notice; and the said Company shall not be liable, for 
the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any. 
person of whose claim it shall not have had notice 
at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 2nd 


For The Permanent Trustee Company of New South 
Wales, Limited, 


A. PERCEVAL BEDFORD, 


Manager. 
Bowprn & BowneEn, | 
Solicitors for the said Hxecutor, 
és George-street, Parramatta. 


5D 7s. 6d. 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Dankruptey Act, 1898.] 
(18,533) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Elias Frederick Luke, of Baulkham Hills, orchardist. 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 


day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on his own 
petition.—Dated at Sydney, this 28th day of June, 1910. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—WiLiiamM HarRrinaron PaLMER. 
[130] 


Froe. 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. ] 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,531) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re John Henry Murpby, of Gilgandra, formerly of Wellington, 
carpen’'er. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on his own 
petition.— Dated at Sydney, this 28th day of June, 1910. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankrupicy. 


Official Assignee—CHARLES Farrrax WATERLOO Lioyp. 
3s. 6d, 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1893.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,532) 


IN BANKRUPTCY, 
Re William Ignatius Brereton, of Tingha, chemist and dentist. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on his own 
petition —Dated at Sydney, this 28th day of June, 1910. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assigne:—WittiAM Harrinaron PALMER. 


3s, 6d. 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptey Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,534) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Charles Adams, Hunter-street, Hornsby, fettler, formerly 
of Cherry-street, Turramurra. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on his own 
petition. —Dated at Sydney, this 30th day of June, 1910. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee— CHARLES FarrFAxX WATERLOO Lioyp. 
69 38. 6d. 


[ Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. ] 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,516) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Charles James Waldock, of Epping. 

NOTICE ia hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been mide against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of Taylor’s Limited, of Pitt-street, Sydney, and others.— 
Dated at Sydney, this 28th day of June, 1910. 

F,. H. SALUSBURY, 

Registrar in Bankruptcy. 

Official Assignee—WiILLIAM HARRINGTON PaLMEB. 
70 33. 6d. 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Dankruptey Act, 1893.] 


(18,626) 


be ag 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re R. G. ©. Lee, of Mullumbimby, butcher. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of Virtue and Noble, auctionecra.—Dated at Sydney, 
this 4th day of July, 1910. 
Fr, H. SALUSBURY, 

Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—CHARLES FarRFAxX WATERLOO Lioyp. 
ce 3. Ed. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 

NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matter, will be held at the Court, Citizens’ 
Chambers, Moore-street, Sydney, on the 27th day of July, 
1910, at 10 a.m., or as soon atter as the course of business 
will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his proof 
must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy nct later 
than the 25th day of July, 1910 :— 

Re Charles Shepherdson (No. 18,513), 

Granville, plumber, 


of Prirces-street, 


F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee -WILLIAM Haprincron ParMER. 
72, 6s. 


(18,511) 


Tn the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re John Ward Elliott, of Manilla, building contractor. 


NOTICH is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court- house, Manilla, 
before the l istrict Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 22nd day ot 
July, 1910, at 11 a.m., or as soon after as the course of business 
will permit. ‘To entitle a creditor t> vote thereat, his proof 
must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, Moore-street, 
Sydney, not later than the 18th day of July, 1910. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 

Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee CHARLES Fairrax WATERLOO LioyD. j 
13 a. 


(18,528) 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re William Croake, of 184 Devonshire-street, Surry Hills, 
labourer. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Mudgee, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 22..d day 


of July, 1910, at 11 a.m., or 2s soon after as the course of 


business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his 
proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Moore-street, Sydney, not later than the 15th day of July, 


1910. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


| Official Assignaee—WitLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER. 


74, 6s. 


s 


3742 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 


[6 Juny, 1910. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,525) | 


IN BANKRUPTOY. 
Ite Samuel Lambert, of Morgan-street, Adamstown, miner. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors in 
the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Newceas'‘le, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 2let day 


of July, 1910, at 11 a.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Moore-street, Sydney, not later than the 14th day of July, 


19.0. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee CHARLES FatkeFaAx WATERLOO LLOYD. 
4s 68 
15 : 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,531) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re John Hesry Murphy, of Gilgandra, formerly of Wellington, 


carpenter. 
NOTICH is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Welling- 
ton, before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 23rd 
day of July, 1910, at 11 a.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Moore-street, Sydney, not later than the 16th day of July, 1910. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee— CHARLES FAIRFAX WATERLOO LLOYD. 
76 6s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matters will be held at the Court, Citizens’ 
Chambers, Movre-street, Sydney, on the 25th day of July, 
1910, at 10 am., or as soon after as the course of business 
will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his proof 
must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, not later 
than the 22nd day of July, 1910 :— 


Re Edgar Colville Snape (No. 18,469), of Manilla, refresh- 
ment-room proprietor. 


Re Charles Adams (No. 18,534), of Hunter-street, Hornsby, 
fetiler, formerly of Cherry-st:eet, Turramurra. 


F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Ofcial Assignee CHARLES Farrrax WATERLOO Lioyn. 
12s, 


[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (3,'35) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Owen Cartan, of Coff’s Harbour, formerly of Grafton. 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that the Bankrupt intends to apply to the 
Cou t, Citizens’ Chsmbira, Moore-street, Sydney, on Thursday, 
the 28th day of July, at 10 a.m., or as soon afierwards as the 
course of business will admit, that a Certificate of Discharge be 
granted to him, under and according to the provisions of the 
“ Bankraptey Act, 1893.”"—Dated this 28th day of June, 1910 


C. A. GILLES, 
Solicitor for the Bankrupt, 
Coff’s Harbour. 
By his Agerts,— 
Measr3. Praotr & Stinson, 
Solicitors, Sydney. 
7 6s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Courtof New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTOY. 


Ve William James Jackson, late of Petersham, but fo:merly 
of Albury, h .telkeeper. 
Fx parte the Bankrupt‘. 


TAKE NOTICE that the Order sequestrating the estate of the 
abo: enamed bankrupt was discharged on Thursday, the 2’rd 
day cf June, in the year one thousand nine hundred and ten. 


E. TREVOR JONES, © 


Solicitor for the Bankrupt. 
16 4s, 


(18,271) 


[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wa'es. (14,938) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Thomas Hampton, of 147 King-street, Newtown, butcher. 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 
TAKE NOTICE that Thomas Hampton, the abovenamed 
bankrupt, intends to apply to the Court, on Thursday, the 
28th day of July, 1910, at 10 a.m., or #8 toon afterwards as 
the course of business will admit, that a Certificate of Discharge 
be granted to bim, under and according to the provisions of the 
“ Bankruptcy Act, 1898.’”-—Dated this 28th day of June, 1910. 
JAMES WILLIAM ABIGAIL, 
Solicitor for the Applicant, 
109 Hlizabcth-street, Sydney. 
68 


22 . 6d. 


[Notice of Application for a Certificats of Discharge. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (8,408) 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 
Re John Joseph Newland, of Canowindra. 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that I, John Joseph Newland, intend to apply 
to the Court, on Wednesday, the 27th day of July, 1910, at 
10 am., or as soon afierwards as the course of business will 
admit, that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to me, under 
and according to the provisions of the “ Bankruptcy Act, 
1898.”—Dated this 4th day of July, 1910. 


JOHN JOSEPH NEWLAND. 
64 6s. 6d. 


[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,421) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re William James Dickson, of Sydney, solicitor, 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 
TAKE NOTICE that I, William James Dickson, ‘intend to 
apply to the Court on Thursday, the 28th day of July, 1910, at 
10 a.m., or as soon afterwards as the course of business will 
admit, that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to me, under 


and according to the provisions of the ‘‘ Bankruptey Act, 
1898.”—Dated this 5th day of July, 1910. 


W. J. DICKSON. 
7 Bichagy 6a. 6d. 


[Notice cf Application for a Certificate of Discharge.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,380) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re W. T. Moore, of Kyogle, labourer. 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that J, Arthur Batson Shaw, solicitor for 
William Thomas Moore, the abovenamed bankrupt, intends to 
apply to the Court, Citizens’ Chambers, Moore-street, Sydney, 
on Monday, the 25th day of July next, at 11 a.m., or as soon 
afterwards as the course of business will admit, that a Certifi- 
cate of Discharge be granted to him, under and according to 
the provisions of the “ Bankruptcy Act, 1898.”—Dated this 
14th day of June, 1910. 
ARTHUR BATSON SHAW, 

Singleton. 

By A. B. SHaw anp McDoyat1p, 
; 163 Pitt-street, Sydney. 

83 63. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Notice To CREDITORS. 


ACCOUNTS with plans of distribution in the undermentioned 
e-tates, showing dividends as specified, are now filed in the Office 
of the Registrar in Bankruptcy, Citizens’ Chambers, Moore- 
striet, Sydaey, fur the inspection of persons interested: And 
notice is heresy given that such accounts and plans will be 
tubmitted to the Court for confirmation on Thursday, 21st 
July, 1910, at 1) a.m, if not previously objected to :— 


We'lington James Dillon, of Bellingen, selector (No. 18,314), 
a first account and first p'an of di-tribution showing pay- 
ment of a dividend of sixyshillings and twopence fifteen- 
patina of a penny inthe pound on all proved concurrent 
claims 

Percy Gregory Board, of Hamilton, auctioneer (No. 14,011), a 
third account and sevond plan of distribution showing 
payment of a dividend of four shillings and one-twelfth of 
a penny in the pound on ail proved concurrent claims, 


~ 


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6 Jury, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 


3743 


Se 


Thomas Corby, of Mack’s Ho‘el, North Parramatta, hotelkeeper 
(No. 9,369), a second account and first plan of distribution 
showiag payment of a dividend of two shillings and nine- 
pence three-eighths of a penny in the pound on all proved 
concurrent claims. 


Daniel O'Leary, of Tenterfield, groom (No. 7,673), a second 
account and firat plan of distribution showing payment of 
a dividend of twenty shillings in the pound on all proved 
concurrent claims, and carrying a balance forward of 
£20 4s. €d. to the credit of the estate. 


Doratia Walker, James Isaac Joseph Lynch, and William John 
Lynch, trading as Lynch Bros. and Co. of Newcastle, 
drapers and clothie s, and in the separate estate of Doratia 
Walker (No. 15,643), a second account and first plan of 
distribution showing p.yment of a dividend of twenty 
shillings in the pound on the only proved concurrent debt, 
and transferring a sum of £55 8s. 8d. to the estate of 
Lyrch Bros. and Co. 


Also, accounts current only in the undermentioned estates :— 
No. 17,204. Margaret Louise Anne Hutchinson, cf Mowabla. 


No. 18,375. Henry Edward Goldman, of “ The Willow Tree,” 
Boggabri, grazier. 


Fo. 18,452. Charles Ernest Campbell, of Lower Coldstream, 
Clarence River, labourer. 


WILLIAM HARRINGION PALMER, 
Official Aszignce. 
47 Elizabeth-street, Sydney, 
5th July, 1910. 
80 14s. 


Empoundings, 


*.* Poundkeepers are r2minded that Advertisements of 
Impounded Stock are charged for at the rate of ONE SHILLING 
FOR EACH ANIMAL DESCRIBED ; and no such Advertisement will 
be inserted in the Gazette unless accompanied by a remittance 
suffic.ent to cover the cost of insertion. 


AU BURN.—Impounded at Auburn, on the 27th day of June, 
1910, from Arthur-street, Aubarn, by the Impounding 
Officer; delay caused through supposed owner not 
claiming ; sum due at date of notice, 19s. 9d. :— 

Red and white cow, like TP over off rump, shell off 
horn. 


Tf not reteased, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
21st July, 1910. 


61i—ls. 8. McLEAN, Poundkeeper. 


“BEN LOMOND.—Inmpounded at Beu Lomond, on the Ist day 
of July, 1910, from Oreana, by J. O’Rourke, Esq. ; sum 
due at date of nctics set after each animal :-— 

Brown or black gelding, white stripe, crippled in hind legs, -f\) 
(conjoined) over & near shoulder, aged, 14 hands ; 11s. 
Gray gelding, shod, G over @ near shoulder, aged, 15 hands ; 
83. 8d. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


21st July, 1910. ; 
84—2s. J. POLLOCK, Poundkeeper. 


BOGGABILL 4.—Impounded at Boggabilla, on the 18th day 
of June, 1910, from Boggabilla Common, by Trustees; 
re-advertised on account of other brands appearing :— 

Red and white bally ox, like 2T 8 or 2T = off rump, like 
—~ over M off mba, full ears, 4 years. 


Té not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
21st July, 1910. 


27—Is. J. NEWLANDS, Poundkeeper. 


BRUSHGROVE.—Impounded at Brushgrove, on the 2Ist 
day of June, 1910, from Reedy Creek, by J. B. Carlt.n; 
sum due at date of notice, 7s. 6d.:— 

Roan bull calf, ynbranded, 6 months. 


Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


7th July, 1910. 
28—Is. G. YAGER, Poundkeeper. 


321 ae Soe 


CANDELO.— Impounded at Candelo, on the 25th day of June, 
1910, from Candelo Common, by Clarde Kyan; sum due 
at date of notice, 168. 9d. :— ; 

Bay mare, star, pigeon-toed, indistinct bran] like I A/ near 
shoulder, aged, 14 hands. 


Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


21st July, 1910. 
87—1s, H. HAMMOND, Poundkeeper. 


CORAKI.—Impounded at Corahi, cn the 23rd day of June, 
1919, from Sandy Creek, by Bruce Yab-ley, by order of 
Thomas Yabsley, of Glencoe; sum due at dute of notice, 
138. :— — 

Brown Jersey-coloured bullock, like f° near rump, split under 
ear, 4 years. 


Also, on the 28th. June, 1910, from off Coraki Common, 
by John Hile, by order Muuicipal Council, Coraki; sum 
due at date of notice, 5s. 6d. :— 


Spotted bullock, like -R, 2 or O near rump, split near ear, 
tip off off ear, aged. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
1ith July, 1910. 
42—2a, T. BRANDON, Poundkeeper. 


— 


GERMANTON.—Impounded at Germanton, on the 22nd day 
of June, 1910, from Germanton Common, by James 
Stewart, Esq., Herdsman; sum due at date of notice, 
9s. 6d. :— 

Red and brindle steer, like ——- near rump, quaiter out back off 
ear, 3 years. DM 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
21st July, 1910. 


12—1s. J. BRUCK, Jun., Poundkeeper. 


GOULBURN.—Impounded at Goulburn, on the 27th day of 
June, 1910, from Lagoon-street, Goulburn, by Impounding 
Officer ; sum due at date of notice, 8s. 8d, :— 


Red heifer calf, unbranded, white brush on tail, 5 or 6 months. 


Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
21st July, 1910. 


85—l1s. F. FLANAGAN, Pcundkeeper. 


GUNNEDAH.—Impounded at Gunnedah, on the 28rd day of 
June, 1910, from Waroona, by N. W. Newnham, Esq. :— 


Bay draught mare, star, §6§ over '7 near shoulder, broken 
to harness, aged, 153 hands. 


‘Bay Lorse (coacher), little white cff hind foot, MOG over 


25 near shoulder, like FRR, near thigh, banged tail, 
broken to harness, aged, 16 hands. 


Tf nct released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
21st July, 1910. 


38—2s. P. O'NEILL, Poundkeeper. 


HILLSTON.—Im; ounded at Hillston, on the 25th day of June, 
1910, from Common, by 8. G. Gordon, Herdsman; sum 
due at cate of notice, 7s. : — 


Chestnut gelding, like 5 near shoulder, no other brands 
visible, stripe, off fore foot and off hind foot white, aged 
about 15 hands. 

If not released, will be sold at tii3 Pound at noon on the 
first Thursday fourteen days after this publication. 


1—1s. W. RITCHIE, Poundheeper. 


LISMORE#.—Impounded at Lismore, on the 27th day of June, 
1910, from Goorellabah, by J. Burn’s; sum due at date of 
notice, 7s. 6d.:— 


White cow, red ears, blotched brand like CxO near rump, 


l.ke {F over lke +X (conjoined), blotched, off rump, 
round ear-mark, aged 


If not released, will be sold at this Puuid at noon on the 
21st July, 1910. 


b2——Is: J. JAMES, Poundkeeper. 


MANILLA.—Impounced at Manilla, on the 27th day of June, 
1910, from Upper Manilla, by J. I. Byrnes, Esq. :— 
Grey gelding, Jike A OH near shoulder. 
Bay mare, blotched brand like & off shoulder, HX near 
shoulder. ° 
Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the, 
first Thursday fourteen days after this publication. 


W. LANGWORTHY, Jun., Poundkeeper. 


2—23. 


MANILLA.— Impounded at Manilla, on the 11th day of June, 
19:0, from Maul'a, by P. Donnelly, Esq :— - 
Black cow, like €B near rump, @ near shoulder, like q off 
rump. : = 
Tf not released, will be cold at this Pcund at noon on the 
first Thursday fourteen days after this publicition. 


3—Is. W. LANGWORTHY, Juy., Poundkeeper, 


3744 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 


[6 Jury, 1910. 


NORTH BOTANY.—Impounded at North Botany, on the 
23th day of June, 1910, from Parramatta-road, Glebe, by 
Police; sum due at date of notice set after each animal : — 


fetlocks white, white spots on back, aged, 16 hands ; 
£1 7s. 6d. 


Also, on the 8rd July, 1910, from Mr. W. Brochie’s paddock, 
Lord’s-road, North Botany, by Mr. W. Brochie :— 

Bay gelding, star, DG BW over blotched @G& over 5 near 
shoulder, 6 on thigh, hind fetlocks and near front fetlock 
white, 7 years, 163 hands; 2Cs. 

Also, on the 4th July, 1910, from Prince Alfred Park, Sydney, 

by Mr. T. Doughty, Park Ranger :— 

Bay gelding, 4 over 4 near shculder, off knee marked, aged, 
17 hands; 15s. 

Also, on same date, from Mr. A. Cooper’s estate, Waterloo, by 

Mr. A. Cooper, Botany-roed, Waterloo : — 

Yellow-white heifer, like T near rump, 23 years; 9s. 9d. 

Also, on same date, from Botany-road, Botany, by Mr. D. 
Kelly, Impounding Officer :— 


Red heifer, like GH near rump, i year; 8s. 6d. 
Rei and white heifer, GH near rump, 1 year; 8s. 6d. 


If not released, will he sold at this Pound at noon on the 
2lst July, 1910. 


(9—6s. §. ROSSBRIDGH, Poundkeeper. 


NORTH SYDNEY.—Impounded at North Sydney, on the 
24th day of June, 1910, from Ernest-street, by A Bennet, 
Sanitary Inspector, North Sydney; sum due at aate of 
notice, £1 2s. 9d. — 


Jersey bull calf, branded [|R (conjoined) over ~J, 15 
months, about 3 feet. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
21st July, 1910. 


54—Is. W. HARON, Poundkeeper. 


PALL AMALLAWA —Impounded at Pallamallawa, on the 
16th June, 1910, from stock reserve, by Stock Inspector; 
re-advertised to correct error in former description of 
brands :— 

Yellow-bay mare, GOR near shoulder, T on ribs, 
thigh. 


8 on 


2 
Black draught gelding, bald face, white feet, CNY near shoulder. 


Bay mare, 4. TfO near shoulder, 5 FG on thigh. 
Bay mare, A 'T over ——= near shoulder 


Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
first Thursday fourteen days after this publication. 
5—4s. H, CAVANAGS, wie 


RAYMOND TERRACE.—Impounded at Raymond Ter. ace, 
on the 27th day of June, 1910, from Kennington, by Mr, 
H. Lee; sum due at date of notice, 9s. 5d. each : — 


Brindle heifer, no brands visible, near ear marked. 
Ked heifer, like Y # near rump, near ear marked, 


Spotted bull, like YW near rump. 


Spotted steer, no brands visible, off ear marked. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
21st July, 1910. 


62— H. FINLAY, Poundkeeper. 


ROCKLEY.—Impounded ai Rockley, on the 30th day of 
June, 1910, from Judd’s Creek, by order of J. McLenen ; 
sum due at date of notice, 16s. 8d. — 


Red cow, red and white face, no brands visible, broken, 5 years. 
- Red calf at foot, unbranded. 
Yellow and white cow, ball face, springer, no brands visible, 7 
years. 
Red and white cow, spotted face, no brands visible, 7 years. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


21st July, 1910. 
39—4s. 


———— 


SINGLETON —Impounded at Singleton, on the 29th day of 
June, 1910, from Kelso grass paddock, by H, Jerke and 
Son; sum due at date of nctice, 4s. Ed. ; 


T. RYAN, Poundkeerer. 


Brown steer calf, no brands visible, 9 months. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pourd at noon on the 
14th Julr, 1910, : 
29 —Is8.- G, PLAYFORD, Poundkeeper. 


(Price, 6d) 


TEN THRFIELD.—Impounded at Tenterfield, on the 21st day 
of June, 1910, from Hedley’s Swamp, by Mr. H. KE. Telfer; 
sum due at ‘date of notice set after each animal :— 


Chestnut gelding, blaze, Q@ near shoulder, knees marked, hind | Spotted cow, blotched brand like «T near rump, like A A off 


loin (blotched), 
19s. 6d. 
Red yearling steer, progeny of above, no brands or marks 
visible; 19s. 8d. 


> top near ear, nick front off ear, 5 years; 


Also, on the 24th June, 1910, from Permanent Common, by 


the Ranger ; 
animal :— 

Brindle bally steer, like 0 K (blotched) near rump, 12 months; 
16s. 6d. 

Yellow and white or roan cow, like TC (the C blotched) 
near rump, split behind ‘off ear, 7 years; 163. 3d. 

Roan heifer, progeny of above, no brands or marks Visible, 2 
yeara; 163. 3d. 

Yellow cow (broken bally), like RI, near rump, full ears, 3 
years; 16s. 3d. 

Red steer, no brands visible, ears split, 18 months; 16s. 3d. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
2\st July, 1910. 
86—7s. 


sum due at date of notice set after each 


A. MANSFIELD, Poundkeeper. 


WARIALDA.—Impounded at Warialda, on the 15th day of 
June, 1910, from travelling stock reserve 27,669, by the 
Stock Inspector for the Distiict ; re-advertised on account 
of other brands appearing; sum due at date of notice, 
£1 6s. 6d. :— 


Red steer, white pa‘ches, like Qty off ramp, 4B off ribs, off 


ear split. 
Also, en 25th June, 1910, from Highland Plain, by R. 
Wethe:ed; sum due at date of notice, £1 Os. 6d. each :— 


Blue filly, blaze, hind feet while, like D over e over (Q near 
shoulder. 
Chestnut pony mare, light mane and tail, like J td (conjcined) 
over 2 very faint near shoulder. 
If not release}, will be sold at this Pound at neon on th3 
J4th July, 1910, 


49 —8s, A. DEVINE, Poddakooper 


—— 


WEE WAA.-- Impounded at Wee Waa, on the 28th day ot 
June, 19 0, from Boolcarrol, by order of the Managers 
sum due at date of notice, 8s. each :— 

White steer, like C @ or C2 or C J, near rump, ears marked. 

White steer, ike “FR off rump, near ear marked. 

If not released, will be cold at this Pound at noon on the 

28th July, 1910. 

63— 


J. DOHERTY, Poundkeeper. 


WELLINGROVE.—Impounded at Wellingrove, on the 20th 
day of June, 1910, from Rutherglen, by W. 8. Cole, Esq.; 
sum due at date of notice, 14s. :— 

Red and white steer, like ..% near rump, 18 months, 


Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
22nd July, 1910. 


43—1s. H. COLE, pi eee 
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Members elected under. ; wae a ve = 655 
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Mines Department Notices obs vee vee oe §=8674 
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No. 108.] 


WEDNESDAY, 6 JULY. 


SPECIAL GAZETTE UNDER THE “PUBLIC SERVICE 
ACT, 1902.” 


APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


Artruur Brrx, squire, Chief Clerk, Central Police 
Office, to act as Clerk of Petty Sessions, and 
Chamber Magistrate at that Office, during the 
absence of W. G. Burton Smith, Esquire, on other 
duty,— from the 5th July, 1910. 


First Class Constable Ricnarp Purcety to be Assist- 
ant District Registrar of Births, Deaths, and 
Marriages for the District of Hartley at Portland, 
—from the 15th June, 1910. 


Mr. Horace Townsenpd Rosey to act as District Regis- 
trar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages for the 
District of Warringah at Manly, during the ab- 
sence of Mr. A. M. Robey,—from the 4th 
June, 1910. 


Mr. Srpney Grorcr Scuupack, Acting Postmaster, 
Tocumwal, to act as Assistant District Registrar 
of Births, Deaths, and Marriages for the District 
of The Mur ray at Tocumw. al, during the absence 
of Mr. W. Walsh,—from the 15th June, 1910. 


THE undermentioned members of the Police Force to 
be Acting Clerks of Petty Sessions at the places oe 
ceding their names,—from the dates specified, viz. 


Mungindi--Constable Harotp Een Pyng, erise 
the absence of Sergeant Ryan, on leave,—from 
the Ist July, 1910. 


Marsden—Constable ArTHuR STEPHEN Hooter, during 
the absence of Constable Boyd, on leave,—from 


the 6th July, 1910. 
JOHN GARLAND. 


as 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon “the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. Anprew McCuiure Dunn, Crown Land Agent, 
Walgett, to be also Clerk of Petty Sessions at 
that place, vice Armstrong, retired,—from the 
27th June, 1910; also to_be Registrar of the Dis- 
trict Court at Walgett, Registrar in Bankruptcy 
at that place (to act only “at such times as the 
Police Magistrate is unable to perform the duty), 
Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages for 
the District of The Barwon at Walgett, and 
Registrar of the Court of Review at Walgett, 
under the ‘‘Land and Income Tax Assessment 
Act of 1895,’ and Regulations thereunder,— 


from the same date. 
JOHN GARLAND. 


COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 

the Public Service Board, has approved of the follow- 

ing appointments in the’ Department of Navigation, 

Viz. :— 

Mr. W. Nrwron, First Assistant Lightkeeper, Norah 
Head, as First Assistant, Hornby Lighthouse. 


Mr. J. T. Arrp, First Assistant, Hornby Lighthouse, 
as First Assistant Lightkeeper, Norah Head. 


[E.M. 239] 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of 


Dr. Stantey H. MacCuntrocu being appointed a Mem- 
ber of the Metropolitan District Board for 
Invalidity and Accidents Pensions,—vice Mr. J. 
L. Williams, resigned. 


[E.M. 231] ’ 


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[6 JuLy, LOM. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice cf the 

Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 

the Public Service Board, has approved of 

Mr. H. S. Banxs, SubeInspector of Police, Orange, 
being also appointed a Member of the Invalidity 
and Accidents Pension Board at Orange. 

[E.M. 235] 4 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 

the Acting Superintendent of Navigation. the Public 

Service Board and the Department of Public Works 

concurring, has approved of 

Mr. E. F. Frost, Dredge Master, ‘“‘Alesus,’” Laurie- 
ton, being appointed, under section 17 of the 
“Navigation Act, 1901,” Engineer Surveyor for 
the ports of Macleay River, Port Macquarie 
(Hastings River), and Camden Haven. 


Os 
er we T, WADDELL. 


CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation 
of the Public Service*Board, has approved of 


Mr. Wituam Avevustus BrrmincHam being appointed, 
on probation for six months, as Laboratory As- 
sistant, Bureau of Microbiology, Chief Secretary s 


Department. 
Bien W. H. WOOD. 


DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. Joun THomas Smatu, Draftsman-in-Charge, Local 
Land Board Office, Grafton, to the position of 
Draftsnfan-in-Charge, Relieving Staff (prior to 
retirement),—to take effect from the Ist July, 
1910 (MI. 1910-5,969). 


Mr. Heptey Hinton Gurst, Clerk, Local Land Board 

Office, Moree, to the position of Clerk in the 

“Local Land Board Office, Orange,—to take effect 
from the 28th June, 1910 (MI. 1910-5,755). 


Tuomas Boon, Messenger, Head Office, to the posi- 
tion of Junior Clerk, Information Bureau, Head 
Office,—to take effect from the 17th June, 1910 
(MI. 1910-5,966). 
-, Witttam Henry Levey, Junior Clerk, Informa- 
tion Bureau, Head Office, to the position, cf 
Junior Clerk, Miscellaneous Lease Branch, Head 
“Office,_to take effect from the 18th June, 1910 


(MI, 1910-5,967). 
&. W. MOORE. 


Mr? 


DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 
Stock and Brands. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. Mrvrorp THomas Lirrrte, Inspector of Stock at 
Hay; under the ‘‘Pastures Protection Act, 1902,” 
to act as Deputy Registrar of Brands under Part 
VI of the ‘Stock Act, 1901,” for the Pastures 
Protection District of Hay, vice Mr. R. W. 
Broughton, resigned,—from the 7th May, 1910 
(1910-3,182-255 Stock). 

JOHN PERRY. 


DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. Gsoree Riowarp WiiiaMs, Clerk of Petty Ses- 
sions, Braidwood; 


Apert Brcxrorp Cuartes Burke, Clerk of Petty 
Sessions, Lismore; 


Wi11am Tronsipr Perry, Clerk of Petty Ses- 
sions, Bingara; and 

Grorce James, Search Clerk, Department of 
Mines, 

as Wardens for the State of New South Wales,— 


such appointments to take effect from the date of 
__., entry upon duty. 
LMise. 1910-4,790-200] 


Mr. 
Mr. 


My. 


W. H. WOOD. 


DEPARTMLV! OF PUBLIC INSTRUSTION. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
‘Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the appointments of the undermentioned persons te 
the schools and positions specified in connection with 
their respective names, such appointments to take 
effect from the date of entry on duty in each case :— 


To be Teachers, on Probation. 


Miss Flora Cunningham, Plentyana Provisional. 
Miss Ethel Christian, Toual. 

Mr. Robert Stinson, Wanaaring. 

Mr. Lorenzo Sanders, Central Bucca Provisional. 

Mr. Arthur Buckett, Bredbo East and Colinton H.T. 
Miss Ruth Collison, Greenbank. 

Mr. Charles A. Kelly, Glen Morrison Provisional, 


To be Junior Assistants. 


Miss Elsie Lowes, Mulwala. 

Miss Gladys I. Bryant, Shadforth. 

Miss Catherine Wild, South Bathurst. 

Miss Valerie Masterson, Hast Orange. 

Mr. Reginald Wood, Dubbo. 

Miss Linda J. Eggins, Casino. 

Miss Christina Macpherson, Ultimo Infants’. 
Miss Alice Lynch, Botany Primary. 

Miss Ethel Weatherall, Moss Vale. 

Miss Blanche Ingall, Tamworth Boys’. 

Miss Stella Brown, Richmond. 

Miss Elma Seward, Weston. 

Miss Helena Dinter, Abermain. 

Miss Kathleen Martin, Naremburn Infants’. 
Mr. David Richardson, Cundletown. 


To be Temporary Assistant, on Probation. 
Miss Eunice Proudfoot, Miranda. 
To be Workmistresses. 


Mrs. Sarah B. Murray, Cessnock (temporarily), 
Mrs. Green, Wellington. 
Mrs. Margaret Donnelly, Forbes. 


J. A. HOGUE. 


CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENTS. 
CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the ap- 
pointment of 


Mr. Victor WiiiraAms as Attendant, Analytical 
Branch, Department of Public Health, being con- 


firmed. ' 
W. H. WOOD. 


DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the appointment of 


Mr. Harry Percy TempLeron CuHapMan as Instructor 
in Dairying, Department of Agriculture, being 


confirmed. 
JOHN PERRY. 


PROMOTION AND TRANSFER. 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Hxecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
oft the promotion, under the provisions of No. 149 of 
the Regulation under the ‘Public Service Act, 
1902,” and transfer of 


Mr. Anprew McCrure Dunn, Crown Land Agent for 
the Land Districts of Hillston and Hillston North, 
*to the position of Grown Land Agent. for the 
Land Districts of Walgett and Walgett North - 
(vice Mr. G. Armstrong, retired),—the in- 
creased salary to take effect from the 2nd Febru- 
ary, 1910, and the transfer from the 27th June, 
1910 (MI. 1910-5,485). 
S. W. MOORE. 


6 Juny, 1910.] 


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TRANSFERS AND APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 


THE Public Service Board have approved of the 
transfers and appointments of the undermentioned 
persons to the schools and positions specified in con- 
nection with their respective names :— 


Teachers,—Miss A. Auld, from Windora to Col- 
stoun; Mr. EK. J. Wilson, from Silverdale and Wal- 
lacia Half-time to Wallacia Public; Mr. S. Basham, 
from Barrett’s Creek Half-time to Fern Glen Half- 
time; Mr. H. R. Eagles, Assistant, North broken 
Hill, to be teacher of Broken Hill Evening School ; 
Mr. D. Kennedy, from Obley to Karangi; Mr. J. W. 
Harris, from Mowabla Half-time to Bannaby; Mr. 
W. Vout, from St. Leonards to Moree; Mr. W. J. 
Farry, from Yanco Siding to Brobenah Half-time; 

r. W. Young, from Walli Half-time to Walli 
Public; Mr. E. Hawkins, from Limbri Half-time to 
Ryanda Provisional; Mr. W. Carson, from Bannaby 
to Glen Morrison; Mr. J. B. Innes, Assistant, Mar- 

rickville to be teacher ‘of Marrickville Evening 

School; Mr. J. A. Charlton, from Dapper Half-time 
to Gin Gin Bridge; Mr. A. Fuller, from Shallow 

Crossing to Sussex Inlet Provisional; Mr. A. W. 

Ingram, from Cullulla to Balfour Provisional; Mr. 

J. Chambers, from Yetholme to Walang; Mrs. HK. 

Boyd, from Wimbledon to Yetholme; Mr. W. Barton, 
from Glen Alice to Wimbledon; Mr. G. S. McCloy, 
from Glenair to Glen Alice House-to-house; Miss M. 
Knight, from Bell’s Lagoons to Plentyana Provi- 
sional; Mr. L. W. Aynsley, from Goodrich to Box- 
land Provisional; Mr. J. R. Pauling, from Warkton 
to Goodrich Provisional; Mr. J. Mitchell, from Gra- 
gin Road to Keera Provisional; Mr. J. W. iXings- 
land, from Bena to Mowabla Half-time; Mr. W. J. 
Broadfoot, from Hinton to Morpeth; Mr. J. Walker, 
from Austinmer to Hinton; Mr. J. Clark, from Bun- 
danoon to Austinmer; Mr. C. Grice, from Mimosa 
Provisional to Mimosa Public; Miss L. R. Ssrazer, 
from Timbrebongie to Dulla Dulla; Miss A. Town- 
send, from Dulla Dulla to Timbrebongie; Mr. W. G. 
Foster, from Carabost and Mount Airy Half-time 
‘to Carabost and Kyamba Half-time; Mr. W. Young, 
from Walli to Captain’s Flat; Mr. J. B. English, 
from Bellview to Myocum; Mr. J. B. Carroll, from 
Bimlow. to Bellview; Mr. J. Grigg, from Bredbo 
East to Cooma Creek; Mr. J. N. Peek, from Darling- 
hurst to Coonabarabran; Mr. T. Dibden, from Tyn- 
dale to Mount Hunter; Mr. R. Calov, from Yarrama- 
long to Arcadia; Mr. W. Wyborn, from The Branch 
to Yarramalong; Mr. J. Richardson, from Opale to 
Baan Baa;’ Mr. G. H. Armstrong, from Byng_ to 
Lochiel; Mr. J. McEwan, from Summer Hill to 
Coopernook; Mr. A. L. Chalmers, from Obley to 
Rocky Ponds; Mr. P. McCabe, from Drill Creek 
- Public to Drill Creek and Lincoln Half-time; Mr. T. 
Miller, from Gallymont to Mandurama; Mr. W. 
Davies, from Bumbury to Gallymont; Mr. W. O. 
Marshall, from Poolbrook. to Webb’s Creek Provi- 
sional; Miss L. McKenzie, from Wentworth to Prim- 
rose Park Provisional; Mr. W. J. Pead, from Cofl’s 
Harbour to Mungay Creek; Mr. F. Putland, from 
Coonabarabran to Mount Kembla; Mr. J. Barratt, 

from Bayly Half-time to Millsville; Mr. E. McMahon, 
’ from Concord to Hornsby: Mr. T. Cambourn, from 
Castle Hill to Concord; Mr. W. H. Johnston, from 
Hornsby to Castle Hill; Mr. G. W. Forbes, from 
Wheatfields to Invergordon; Mr. A. Robinson, from 
Bucca Creek to No. 1 Railway Camp School; Mr. S. 
McAlister, from Kangiara Creek to Bimlow Half- 
time; Miss H. Bartle, from Woodlands to Kangiara 
Creek; Miss E. Dawson, from Uley to Mill Creek 
Provisional ; Miss M. Brown, from Toual to Uley Pro- 
visional; Mr. V. A. Murray, from South Kyogle to 
Booerie Lower; Mr. R.: Whiteacre, from Bookham to 


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Uroly; Mr. J. Mitchell, from Swan Peak to Wan- | 


dera; Mr. C. Swinfield, from Gurrundah_ Provisional 
to Rannock; Mr. D. Prentice, from Fernlawn to 
Dairy Arm Half-time; Mr. J. L. Davidson, from 
Kelvin to Leighton Park Half-time; Mr. W. O’Grady, 
from Booroowool to Warrenbri Provisional; Mr. G. 
Stewart, from Bringle to Curban; Miss EK. Hicks, 
from Nyrang Creek to Byng; Miss E. McKenzie, 
from South Bowan Park to Nyrang Creek; Mr. W. 
H. Maloney, from Chain of Ponds to Tataila; Miss 
KE. M. Quigley, from Old Cathundral to Neurea; Mr. 
KE. D. Higgins, from Guyong to Duramana; Mr. J. 
K. Braham, from Bathurst to Guyong; Mr. E. 
Walker, from Coolanbilla to Hue Hue; Mr. HL. 
Barber, from Triangle Flat to Chain of Ponds; Mr. 
G. BE. Lyell, from Richmond to Willoughby; Mr. 8. 
G. Mitchell, from South Bathurst to Richmond: Mr. 
J. J. Williams, from West Wvalong to South Bath- 
urst; Mr. J. Benton, from Mulbring to_Boolaroo ; 
Mr. P. Bennett, from Crystal-street to West Wya- 


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long; Mr. A. Cooke, from Newcastle South, to Alma; 


Mr. W. J. Carroll, from Springwood to Mulbring; 
Mr. C. Allen, from Cargo to Walli; Mr. P. Timmins, 
from Avenel to Cargo; Mr. W. T. Anderson, from 
Parramatta to Kogarah ; Mr. F. W. Mannell, from 
St. Peters to Parramatta; Mr. S. Long, from Bel- 
more to St. Peters; Mr. J. McKay, from Weston to 
Belmore; Mr. I. T. Lewis, from West Kempsey to 
Weston; Mr. W. R. Thompson, from Narara to Wall- 
grove; Mr. T. Cragg, from Kenmore to Narara; Mr. 
T’. Thompson, from Islington to Kenmore; Mr. J. A. 
McPhie, from Alma to Islington; Mr. J. J. Graham, 
from Lavadia to Tyndale; Mr. L. Emerton, from 
Pillar Valley to Lavadia; Mr. L. I. Rose, from Red 
Ridge to Pillar Valley; Mr. F. Neal, from Parra- 
matta North to Woonona; Mr. M. Henry, from 
Woonona to Parramatta North; Mr. P. Larkin, from 
Gunnedah to Munnie: Miss A. McHugh, from Lan- 
gunyah to Noraville; Mr. W. G. Hall, from Millfield 
to Belmont; Mr. 'F. Edwards, from Central McDon- 
ald to Millfield; Mr. A. Matthews, from N.S§.S. 
‘‘Sobraon ”’ to Springwood; Mr. B. Price, from Wool- 
lahra to West Kempsey; Mr. F. Whatson, from 
Munnie to York Estate; Mr. J. W. Thacker, from 
Oban Vale to Middle Dural; Mr. J. D. Lord, from 
Numba to Oban Vale; Mr. T. A. White, ex-student, 
Cobar, to be teacher of Cobar Evening School; Mr. 
W. T. Beck, from Belowra to Cormick’s Creek Pro- 
visional; Mr. T. E. Gallagher, from Cormick’s Creek 
to Belowra; Mr. J. Jervis, from Cox’s River to Mount 
Murray; Mr. G. M. Baker, from Underbank to Pine 
Ridge House-to-House; Mr. W. P. Foster, from Pine 
Ridge House-to-house to Underbank Provisional; Mr. 
M. O'Keeffe, from Mummulgum to Dundoo Creek 
Provisional; Miss H. A. Charlton, from Vinter Fair 
to Gibberagee Provisional; Miss E. Foley, from Bolah 
Gap to Vinter Fair Provisional; Miss B. Blackman, 
from Fashion’s Mount to Bolah Gap; Miss C. Bow- 
ditch, from Burraga to Fashion’s Mount; Miss M. 
Gurd, from Quirindi to Highfield Provisional. 


Teachers on Probation.—Mr. D. R. May, from Con- 
dobolin to Bena Provisional: Miss M. Panton, from 
Armidale to Lilygrove Provisional; Miss M. Brett, 
from South Gundagai to Bournda North; Mr. E. H. 
Allan; from Hast Orange to Walters Provisional; Mr. 
H. V. Fizelle, from The Rock to Manus Half-time; 
Mr. C. B. Grieve, from Keiraville to Tea Tree Provi- 
sional; Mr. T. Hogg, from Braidwood to Currowan 
Half-time; Mr. 8. G. Layton, from Ballina to South 
Kyogle; Mr. H. G. Rivett, from South Bathurst to 
Calvert; Mr. W. J. Farquharson, from Dubbo to 
Girilambone (temporarily); Mr. J. H. McEwen, from 
Thirroul to Fernlawn Provisional; Mr. A. Rowe, from 
Moss Vale to Gurrundah Provisional; Mr. H. Cran- 
ston, from Coraki to Doubtful Creek Provisional ; 
Mr. J. Richardson, from Enmore to Kelvin Provi- 
sional; Mr. M. Hall, from Cumnock to Avenel; Mr. 
J. P. Travers, from Forest Lodge to Gaspard. 


Assistants.—Miss A. Porteous, from Mosman to 
Broken Hill Infants’; Miss J. Bosward, from Miranda 
to Cronulla; Miss J. Moore, from Singleton to Forbes 
Girls’; Miss F. V. Brown, from Plentyana to Hay 
Boys’; Mr. H. R. Stuart, from Bathurst to Gillies- 
ton; Mr. A. W. Hughes, from Barren Jack to Bath- 
urst; Mr. R. G. Manning, from Gillieston to Barren 
Jack; Miss F. White; from North Goulburn to Albion 
Street Infants’; Miss M. McMahon, from Neutral 
Bay to Darlington Girls’; Miss J. Niau, from Fort 
Street to Neutral Bay Girls’; Mr. J. P. Egan, from 
Moree to North Granville; Mr. T. O’Connor, from 
St. Leonards to Moree; Miss G. Fletcher, from Cam- 
denville to Tempe Girls’; Miss J. Houslar, from Pitt 
Row to Granville Infants’; Mr. G. R. Thomas, from 
Bathurst to Stanmore; Mr. H. M. Moffitt, from Red- 
fern to North Newtown; Miss K. Smith, from Lis- 
more to Drummoyne Girls’; Mr. W. G. Davies, from 
Dulwich Hill to St. Leonards; Mr. J. P. H. Giles, 
from North Granville to. Dulwich Hill; Miss E. 
Lapish, from Kegworth to Blackfriars Infants’; Mr. 
LL. Deer, from Stanmore to Burwood; Mr. C. Schra- 
der, from East Maitland High School to Redfern ; 
Mr. J. C. Burges, from Bega to Hast Maitland High 
School: Mr. W. A. Ferguson, from Wollongong to 
Bega; Miss B. J. Read, from Maclean to Ulmarra; 
Mrs. KE, Atkinson, from Auburn to Goughtown ; 
Miss E. Hyett, from North Auburn to Auburn; Miss 
M. Smith, from North Granville to North Auburn; 
J. Houslar, from Granville to Parramatta 
Tnfants’: Mr. E. Byrne, from Bellingen to West 
Maitland: Miss E. Simonson, from Stanmore Girls’ 
to Stanmore Infants’: Miss R. Dupen, from Wanatta 
to Bermagui: Miss EF. Cotton, from Burwood_ to 
Canterbury. Girls’; Miss E. Wilkinson, from Wel- 
lington to Bathurst Infants’; Miss FE. Moon, from 


|, Tuggerah to Windsor; Miss O. Woodbury, from 


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Tamworth to Tuggerah; Miss A. St. Smith, from 
Woollahra to Woonona Infants’; Mr. A. E. Stitt, 
from Dairy Arm Half-time to W allsend ; Mr. i. R. 
Brown, from Rannock to Yerranderie; Mr. S. D. 
Alldis, from Leighton Park Hali-time to Newnes 
South : Miss R. Ling, from Glebe to Hamilton Girls’ ; 
Miss R. Bennett, from Tempe to Newrybar; Miss 
F. Rothwell, from Wickham to Camdenville Girls’ ; 

Miss A. McKensey, from Hamilton ‘to Wickham 
Girls’; Miss H. Higman, from Chatswood to Narem- 
burn Infants’; Miss SE. Glennan, from Bogan Gate to 
Condobolin; Miss J. Stewart, from Windsor to Bur- 
wood Girls’ ; Miss J. Johnson, from Whitton to 
Bowna; Miss A. Bennie, from Burwood to Kegworth 
Infants’ ; Miss L. Stephen, from Ballina to Kyogle ; 
Miss A. Bedford, from Kyogle to Ballina; Miss A 
Crawford, from St. Ives to Hurstville Boys’; Miss 
L. Peck, trom Charlestown to Sit. Ives; Miss V. Olive, 
from Hinton to Gosford ; Miss a3 Moffatt, from Armi- 
dale West to Armidale Girls’ ; Miss 0. L. ‘Genge, from 
Bundarra to Armidale W est ; ME A. Cayzer, from 
Millthorpe to Spring Hill; Mr. F. Tully, from Spring 
Hill to Mullthorpe ; Miss C. Rice, from Hurstville to 
Arncliffe Infants’; Miss E. Cunningham, from Leich- 
hardt to Belmore; Miss M. West, from Bathurst to 
Corrimal; Mr. G. Spaull, from Captain’ s Flat to Dar- 
linghurst; Mr. C. F. Sykes, from Abermain to Fort- 
street : Mr. T. Pyman, from "Adamstown to Abermain ; 
Mr. A. ee from Forest Lodge to Arncliffe ; 

Miss L. Prince, from Hunter’s Hill to Glebe Infants’ ; 

Miss E. Smith, from Broken Hill to North Broken 
Hill Girls’ ; Miss E. Stonham, from Annandale to 
Newtown Infants’; Mrs. G. Williams, from Bondi to 
Annandale Girls’; Miss F. Burke, from Manly to 
Bondi Girls’; Miss G. Stoney, from Fort-street to 
Manly Girls’; Miss I Murphy, from Waverley to 
Manly Girls’; Miss H. Rees, from West Wyalong to 
Carrathool; Miss O. Scobie, from Carrathool to West 
Wyalong; Miss E. Wlliott, from Thirroul to Peak- 
hurst; Miss I. Hicks, from Peakhurst to Thirroul ; 
Mr. C. Street, from Coopernook to Summer Hill; 
Miss A. Bennett, from Dundas to Ashfield Infants’ ; 
Miss E. Lees, from Armidale West to Kegworth In- 
fants’; Miss R. Willis, from Glebe to Bellinger Heads ; 
Miss A. Fry, from Bellinger Heads to Coff’s Harbour ; 

Miss J. McKenzie, from Concord to W eston; Mr. F. 

Gallagher, from Smith- street to Sydney Boys’ High 
School : Mr. C. Harrold, from N.S.S. ‘‘Sobraon’’ to 
West Wy along; Mr. J. Lauder, from West Wyalong 
to N.S.S. ean! ; Miss M. Chapman, from Mount 
View to Sunny Corner ; Miss C. Madden, from Pen- 
rith to Parramatta Girls’: Miss E. Lane, from Armi- 
dale to Penrith; Miss C. Mor gan, from Glen Innes to 
Armidale Girls’; Miss M. Perkins, from Cooma _ to 
Armidale Infants’ ; ; Miss C. Kearns, from Kegworth 
to North Ryde; Miss M. Keeley, from Birchgrove to 
Glebe Girls’; Miss L. E. Beaver, from Nangus Creek 
to South Bathurst ; Miss M. Corcor an, from ‘Captain’ s 
Flat to Abermain; Miss J. Niau, from Neutral Bay 
to Fort-street Girly’ ; Miss A. McDonald, from Weston 
to Waverley Infants’ : Miss M. Asher, from Gosford 
to Concord; Mr. A. Gardiner, from Neweastle South 
to Islington : Miss L. Weller, from Peak Hiil to North 
Ryde; Miss K. Cromack, from Merewether to Glebe 
Girls’; Miss A. Spratt, from Shadforth to Thirroul ; 
Miss A. Lewis, from Bournda North to Keiraville; 

Miss EH. Vincent, from Mulwala to North Wagga; 

Miss ©. Byrne, from Neurea to Parkes; Miss R. Mit- 


chell, from Casino to Ballina; Mr. W. Young, from - 


Calvert to Bathurst; Mr. F. ih Gallagher, from Syd- 
ney Boys’ High School to Smith- street ; Mr F. Buss- 
mann, from ~ Crown-street to Sydney Boys’ High 
School; Miss BE. B. Long, from East St. Leonards ‘to 
Abermain : Miss M. Scobie, from Wickham to West 
Maitland Infants’ : Miss LL. ‘Smyth, from Goulburn to 
Hamilton Girls’; Miss L. M. Cole, from Lismore to 
Dubbo Infants’ ; "Miss J. Burgess, from Casino to Lis- 
more Infants’; Miss J. Mackinnon, from Cleveland- 
street to Cagino; Mr. S. J. H. Moreau, from Neutral 
Bay to Mosman ; Miss R. Ling, from Hamilton to 
Plattsburg Infants’; Miss J. “Aird, from Heddon 
Greta to Hamilton Girls’: Miss K. Dunne, from Par- 
ramatta to Goulburn: Miss J Nias from Neutral 
Bay to Newcastle High School; Miss L. Cole, from 
Neweastle High School to Neuts ral Bay; Mr. A. S. 
Lewis, from Tumut to Cobar; Mr. C. B. Plumptre, 
from ‘Cobar to ‘Tumut: Miss ‘tf Scott, from Platts- 
burg to Wickham Infants’ : Mr. E. Broome, from 
William-street to Woollahra: Miss M. ‘McAulay, from 
Petersham to West Maitland Girls’ High School; Miss 
i. Robinson, from Taree to Glen Innes Girls’; Mr. 
W. Pike, from Young to Crystal-street; Mr. H. 
James, from Or ange tq William-street; Mr. Ls Latter, 
from Nowra to Orange; Mr. G. Humphreys, from 
Singleton to Camperdown ; Miss EF. Hanlon, frem 
Minmi to Cook’s Hill Infants’ : Miss J. BH. Power, 
from Alma to North Broken Hill Tnfants’: Miss @. 


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Giles, from North Broken Hill to Alma Girls’; Miss 
K. Walton, from Manilla to Teralba; Mr. A. Toole, 
from Mandurama to Burraga ; Miss ~M. Lancaster, 
from Glen Innes to Stanmore Infants’. 


Assistants on probation and Temporary Assistants— 
Miss M. Beattie, to Kensington; Miss A. M. Smith, 
to Leichhardt Girls’ ; Miss M. HK. Jeffery, to Cleve- 
land-street Girls’ ; Miss L. G. Sparling, to Fort-street 
Girls’ ; Miss A. McMahon, to Glenmore-road Infants’ ; 
Miss Sen Bs Beavis, to Bathurst Girls’ ; Miss M. A. 
Swan, to Drummoyne Girls’; Miss G. Andrew, to-En- 
more Girls’; Miss I. M. Thorley, to Narrabri; Miss 

O. Tipping, to Drummoyne Infants’; Miss KH. 
Chauncey, to Birchgrove Girls’; Miss G. Rhodes, to 
Albion-street Girls’; Miss D. Bembrick, to Bondi; 
Miss M. Le Messurier, to Granville Girls’; Mr. D. D. 
Horton, to New Lambton ; Mr. -P. Jones, to Stan- 
more; Mr. B. Beard, to Crystal-street ; Miss J. 
M, Mitchell, to Forbes Boys’ ; Miss A. C. Hale, to 
Cleveland-street Infants’ ; ‘Mr. L. M. Lonsdale, to 
Newtown; Miss M. Sherring, to Goulburn Girls’ ; ; 
Miss N. Brooks, to Glebe Infants’; Miss V. Jackson, 
to Parramatta Girls’; Miss E. B. Hutchinson, to 
Randwick Primary ; Miss C. Burns, to Leichhardt 
Girls’; Miss O. B. Moore, to Kegworth Infants’; Mr. 
A. W. Patterson, to Burwood ; Mr. T. Taylor, to 
Leichhardt; Mr. B. Whatson, to Balmain ; Mr. R. 
M. Bellis, 
Girls’; Mr. M. Adams, to Randwick ; MrioH. cWs 
Beavis, Me Woollahra; Mr. R. Massingham, to Manly ; 
Mr. C. Clark, to ‘Belmore; Mr. KF’. V. Gallagher, 
to Wellbinose, ‘Mr. its il Be Harrison, to Newtown; 
Mr. C. L. Henry, to Stanmore; Miss A. E. Lambert, 
to Newtown Girls’ ; Miss 8. Collier, to Hornsby ; Miss 
K. Porteous, from Mosman Girls’ to Mosman Infants’ ; 
Mr. A. Fraser, from Yass to Barren Jack; Mr. J. R. 
Gardiner, from Singleton to Blackfriars Practice 
School; Mr. C. P. Gould, from West Maitland to 
Singleton; Miss H. O. Cousin, from Hay to North 
Newtown Infants’ 
to Fort-street Infants’; Miss O. Harradine, from 
Cleveland-street to Birchgrove Girls’; Mr.-C. Peter- 
sen, from Myocum to Redfern; Mr. P. Hallett, from 
Fort-street to Cook’s Fall Miss BE. Tuckerman, from 


Broken Hill to Camdenville Infants’ ; Miss M. East-— 


wood, from Darlington to Newtown Girls’; Mr. C. 
Petersen, from Redfern to Darlinghurst; Mr. H. 
Beavis, from Woollahra to William-street; Miss F. 
Black, from Molong to Manildra; Miss M. Moore, 
from Singleton to Tamworth Infants’; Miss E. Lan- 
caster, from Surry Hills South to Glebe Girls’ ; ; Miss 
C. Artis, from Woonona to Ulladulla; Miss M. McCul- 
loch, from Canterbury to Erskineville Infants’; Miss 
H. Ebswerth, to Fort-street, and from Fort- street to 
Woollahra; Mr. G. Stone, from Wallsend to Tingha; 


Miss HK. Moore, from Redfern to Cleveland-street ; 
Miss KE. M. Hanlon, from Minmi to New Lambton 
Infants’; Mr. G. Reid, from Stanmore to Bellingen ; 
Miss A. F rew, from Petersham to Chatswood Infants’ } 


Mors. it. Purnell, from Drummoyne to Wollongong; 
Mr. H. Barder, from North Annandale to Drum- 
moyne; Miss F. Hooker, from Adamstown to Single- 
ton Girls’; Mr. B. Whatson, from Balmain to Pyr- 
mont; Mr. C. A. Fitzhenry, from Broken Hill to 


Broadwater; Miss L. Moffatt, from Muswellbrook to, 


Kegworth Infants’; Miss E. B. Peck, from Gosford 
to Charlestown; Miss M. Pearson, from Hurstville to 
Bundarra; Miss C. Baalman, from Arncliffe to Hurst- 
ville Girls’ ; Miss N. Swyny, from Leichhardt to 
Bexley ; Miss V. Fergusson, from Petersham to 
Leichhardt Infants’; Miss C. Kearns, from Gulgong 
to Kegworth Infants’ ; Miss. A. Walsh, from East 
Orange to Petersham ; "Mr. D. J. Austin, from Red- 
fern to Camperdown; Mr. W. T. Taylor, ‘from Leich- 
hardt to Sussex-street; Mr. C. Ferris, from Waverley 


ton¥ass;. Mr. T. i. Patterson, from Yass to Black- 


friars Practice School; Mr. EH. S. Green, from Arn- 
cliffe to North Newtown: Miss lL. Dick, from Glebe 
to Sydney Girls’ High School: Mr. M. McKinnon, 
from Ashfield to the Teachers’ Training College ; Miss 
A. C. Hale, from Cleveland-street to Stanmore Girls’ ; 

Miss H. Dennis, from Newtown to Fort-street Girls’; ; 
Miss E. Ward, from Botany to Riverstone; Miss FE. 
Young, from Fort-street Infants’ to Fort- street Girls’ ; 

Miss KH. Tuckerman, from Camdenville to Redfern 
West Boys’; Mr. W. Wilby, frem Granville North to 
Auburn North; Miss M. R. Olde, from Clyde River 
Prc{visional to Belmore : Miss A. Cocks, from Padding- 
ton to Bondi Boys’ ; Mr. Ri B. Jennings, from Neutral 
Bay to Fort- street ; Miss O. K. Coles, from South 
Bathurst to Glebe Infants’ : Miss M. Thorburn, from 
Abermain to St. Leonards ‘Girls’ ; Mr. T. A. White, 
from William-street to Cobar; Mr. R. J. Jonas, to St. 
Leonards; Miss E. V. Spies, to Waterloo Girls’; Mr. D. 
Sinclair, to Barraba; Miss E.R. Johnston, to Annan- 
dale Infants’: Mr. F, BE. Dibley, to Inverell; Miss B, 


to. Albury; Miss A, Cooney, to. Mosman ~ 


; Miss FE. Travers, from Riley-street - 


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6 Juny, 1910.] 


Child, to Redfern Girls’; Mr. A. G. Blanchard, to 
Annandale ; Miss H. M. Watts, to Manly Boys’ ; Miss 
Vee Gs Preston, to Merewether; Miss U. B. Kings- 
ford, to Forest Lodge Girls’ ; "Miss O. Brown, to 
Alexandria Girls’; Miss E. M. Lockley, to Darling- 
hurst Girls’; Miss R. McClean, to Rozelle Infants’ ; 

Miss EH. J. "Lancaster, to Surry Hills South Girls’ ; 

Miss “A. [kin, to Arncliffe Girls’: Miss H. Somervaille, 
to Narrandera ; Miss J. Ridley, to Erskineville In- 
fants’; Miss H. Gardner, to Stanmore Girls’; Miss 
EK. M. Newling, to Fort-street Girls’; Miss M. Camp- 
bell, to Fort-street Girls’; Mr. H. G. Hain, to West 
Leichhardt ; Miss I. M. ill,, to Cook’s Hill Girls’ ; 

Miss G. McCoughtry, to Rockdale Girls’; Miss V. i, 
Palazzi, to Erskineville Girls’; Miss T. "eR. Bradley, 
to St. Leonards Girls; Mr. F. "L. Lonsdale, to Stan- 
more; Miss EK. M. Ayling, to Warrawee; Miss HK. 
Field, to Woollahra Girls’; Miss W. Wilson, to 
Kogarah Infants’; Mr. A. J. Doyle, to Tenterfield ; 
Mr. F. V. Teasdale, to Leichhardt; Mr. A. W. Stan- 
ley, to Burwood; Mr. W. Little, to Wallsend; Mr. F. 
V. Doust, to Glen Innes; Mr. W. Bartrop, to Waver- 
ley; Mr. M. J. Maguire, to Summer Hill; Mr. A. 
Dunbar, to Stanmore; Mr. L. R. Saul, to ‘Kempsey 
West; Mr. J. Ba; <endale, fo. Bondis Mr: C. H. 
Harrison, to Darlington ; "Mr. W. A. Sinclair, to 
Crown- street ; Mr. R. J. Stove, to Hamilton; Mr. 
Digeke Watson, to Summer Hill; Mr. G. K. Read, to 
Erskineville ; Miss M. Bermingham, to St. Peters 
Girls’; Mr. F. Gillogley, to Surry Hills South; Mr. 
J. H. Hubbard, to Manly; Mr. W. J. Mulholland, to 
Glebe; Mr. F. Ball, to Coogee; Mr H. Page, to Cam- 
denville; Miss 1. K. Mackintosh, to Canterbury Girls’ ; 
Mr. G. Redmond, to Alexandria; Mr. G. Hammond, 
to Bondi; Mr. W. J. Saxby, to Forest Lodge; Mr. 
W. Rannard, to Cleveland-street; Miss A. C. Walsh, 
to Orange East ; Mr. A. Bradley, to I Marrickville; Mr. 
R. Scott, to Fort- street; Mr. EK. C. Hicks,.to Orange; 
Mr. I. W. Gic'vanelli, to Grafton; Mr. H. Macpher- 
son, to Tighe’s Hilf: Mr. A. Arthur, to Rookwood ; 


Mr. G.-Y. Noad, to Cleveland-street ; Miro~-H . i, 
Parker, to Kogarah; Mr. J. Simes, to Woodburn ; 
Miss FE. Stocks,- to ’Alstoniville ; Miss M. Rubie, to 


Riley-street ; Miss L. M. Smith, to Australia- street ; 
Miss R. Young, to Newtown Infants’ ; ; Miss L. Anstey, 
to Erskineville Infants’; Miss A. M. Frew, to Peter- 
sham Infants’; Miss L. Green, to Burwood Infants’ ; 
Miss E. M. Pittock, to Paddington Infants’; Miss H. 
Bellamy, to Darlington Infants’; Miss F. Robbins, to 
Camperdown Infants’; Miss BK. Brown, to Dulwich 
Hill Infants’ ; Miss L. ie Hudson, to Enmore Infants? ; 
Miss O. Fizello, to Cleveland-street Infants’ ; Miss I. A. 
Smith, to Riley-street; Mr. J. T. Kelly, to Maclean ; 
Mr. 8. S. White, to Concord; Mr. B. Hobart, to 
Parramatta; Mr. E. F. Snow, to Marrickville West; 
Mirae ee Je Austin, to Redfern ; ‘Mr. J. H. Killip, to 
Rozelle; Mr. M. Levy, to Cleveland-street : Mr. R. 
Shaw, to Glebe; Mr. le Thompson, to Greenwich; 
Mr. J. H. Hoad, to Petersham; Miss C. Sheldon, to 
West Maitland Girls’; Miss EK. Carroll, to Rozelle 
Infants’; Miss L. Layh, to Forest Lodge; Mr. R. 
Agnew, to Lismore; Mr. W. G. Hilliard, to Fort- 
street; Mr. W. Munro, to Kogarah; Mr. R. EK. Will- 
ock, to Paddington; Mr. R. Jerrems, to Neutral Bay; 
Mr. L. F. Keller, to Corrimal; Mr. H. Barder, to 
North Annandale; "Mr. O. A. Banner, to Erskineville; 
Mr. J. Cummine, ‘to Ballina; Mr. C. Ferris, to Waver- 
ley; Mr. J. Back, to Sydney Boys’ High School; 
Miss E. Wise, to Leichhardt Girls’; Miss A. Smith, 
to Wollongong Infants’; Mr. A. Sattler, to Parra- 
matta North; Miss A. F. Bardsley, to Pyrmont Girls’ ; 
Miss E. Young, 
Wright, to Bowral; Mr. F. V. Doust, from Glen 
Innes to Inverell; Mr. V. J. Frewin, from Islington 
to Gosford; Miss E. Petterson, from Trangie to Peak 
Hill; Miss E. J. Lancaster, from Glebe to North 
Annandale ; Miss A. Kelle, from Arncliffe to Camden- 
ville Girls’; Mr. R. Willock, from Paddington to 
Enmore; Miss C. Bohlsen, from Ultimo to Braidwood ; 


Miss K. E. Lewis, from North Wagga to The Rock: | 


Miss N. Swyny, from Bexley to Pyrmont; Miss EK. 
Evans, from Tamworth to Delungra; Mr. P. Hallett, 
from Cook’s Hill to Newcastle High School; Mr. P. 
Larkin, from Mullaley to Gunnedah; Mr. J. Lauder, 
from West Wyalong to N.S.S. ‘‘Sobraon’’?; Mr. J. H. 
Asher, from Exeter to Thirlmere; Mr. A. Dowd, from 
Yass to Goulburn: Mr. S. O’Gonor, from Burwood 
to Yass; Mr. C. Sykes, from Fort-street to Crown- 
street; Miss K. McLean. from Abermain to Annan- 
dale Infants’; Miss L. Vallender, from Cook’s Hill 
to Petersham Infants’; Miss A. MceCauley,:from Wol- 
lombi to Weston; Miss W. Bullock. from Halton to 
Murwillumbah; Mr. L. Saul. from Stanmore to Arn- 
cliffe ; Miss C. Phipps, from Richmond to Kurri Kurri 
Tnfants’ ; Mr. W. J. Saxby. from Forest Lodge to 
Kogarah; Mr. W. Munro, from Kogarah to Forest 


No, 108, 6 Jury, 1910.—2. 


to Fort-street Infants’; Mr: R. | 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 108. 


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Lodge; Mr. R. B. Jennings, 
Neutral peee Mr. H. Lockyer, from Gungal to Mos- 
man; Mr. R. Egan, from ‘Burwood to Newcastle 
South; Mr G. Blackett, from North Richmond to 
Burwood; Mr. J. G. McKenzie, from Kogarah to 
Fort-street ; Miss F. Kaltenbacher, from Dulwich Hill 
to Petersham Girls’; Mr. L. F. Keller, from Corrimal 
to Arnelifie; Mr. B. Makin, from Arncliffe to Corri- 
mal; Mr. H. A. Ison, from Kuchareena to Millthorpe ; 
Miss E. Tuckerman, from Redfern West to Marrick- 
ville Girls’; Mr. L. Lonsdale, from Newtown to West 
Leichhardt : Mr. S. Myers, from Parramatta to Can- 
terbury ; Miss M. Oldham, from New Lambton to 
Hamilton Infants’; Miss F. Moore, from Dulwich 
Hill to Be llingen ; "Miss M. Frize, from Milton to 
Kogarah Infants’; Miss K. Copas, "from Kogarah to 
Milton; Miss S. Coates, from Teralba to Wee Waa; 
Miss A. Steggles, from West Maitland to Manilla; 
Mr. G. T. Howard, from Willow Tree to Murrurund ; 
Miss J. Chaffey, from Stanmore to Glen Innes Boys’ ; 

Miss F. Armstrong, from Cundletown to Mitchell’s 
Island; Miss P. Pyne, from Naremburn to- Denman. 


Mistresses.—Miss H. Todd, from East Broken Hill 
to North Broken Hill Infants’ ; ; Miss E. Fletcher, 
from Broken Hill to Burke Ward Infants’; Miss M. 
McKenzie, from Minmi to Kast Maitland Girls’; Miss 
M. Forrest, from Tamworth to Minmi Girls’; Miss 
M. Wilmshurst, from Darlington to Tamworth Girls’ ; 
Miss A. V elvin, from Rockdale to Tempe Girls’ ; Miss 
Be St. Julian, from North Newtown to Rockdale 
Girls’; Miss E. Symons, from Parramatta to Armidale 
Girls’; Miss H. Runcie, from North Parramatta to 
Croydon Infants’ ; Miss EB. Richardson, from Young 
to North Parramatta Infants’; Miss A. Best, from 
Drummoyne to Armidale West Infants’; Miss F. 
Anderson, from West Maitland to Drummoyne In- 
fants’ ; Miss S. Genge, from St. Leonards to Tamworth 
Infants’ : Miss H. Beaumont, from Kegworth to St. 
Leonards Infants’; Miss H. Wignell, from Plunkett- 
street to Kegworth Infants’ ; Mrs. A. Kong, from 
Newtown +to- Plunkett-street Infants’; Mrs. J. Taylor, 
from Parramatta to Arncliffe Infants’ ; ; Miss M. Peak, 
from Croydon to Parramatta Infants’ ; : Miss K. Teece, 
from Orange to West Maitland Infants’: Miss A. 
Caldwell, from Tamworth to Orange Infants’ ; Miss 
M. C. Fay, from Darlinghurst to “Rozelle Infants’ ; 
Miss A. Buckley, from “Hamilton to Darlinghurst 


from IT ort-street to 


Infants’; Miss R. Garner, from Rozelle to Hamilton 
Infants’; Miss F. Pickering, from Bourke to Young 
Infants’; Miss FE. Mitchell, from West Maitland High 


School to East Broken Hill Infants’. 


Workmistresses—Mrs. Blanchard, from North 
Annandale to Crystal-street; Mrs. Hazelton, from 
Birchgrove to Mosman; Mrs. A. Collins, from Crystal- 
street to Rozelle; Mrs. E. Blackman, from Gardener’s- 
road to Birchgrove; Mrs. R. Bemish, from Singleton 
to Woonona; Miss EB. A. Schofield, from the Girls’ 
Industrial School to North Annandale; Miss I. Lovell, 
from Forbes to Ultimo; Mrs. J. Hutchinson, from 
Wellington to Gardener’s-road; Miss M. Rock, from 
Blackfriars to North Newtown Practice School ; Mrs. 
Maher, from Dulwich Hill to Blackfriars Practice 
School ; Mrs. M. Bayliss, from North Newtown to 
Newtown (temporarily); Mrs. A. Moulsdale, from 
Alexandria. to Dulwich Hill; Mrs. K. Fletcher, from 
Ultimo to Alexandria. 


Junior Assistants.—Miss A. Mobbs, from Gough- 
town to Parramatta North Girls’; Miss M. Oxley, 
from Wickham to Newcastle South “In fants’; Mr. W. 
McIntosh, from Kenmore to South Goulburn ; Miss 
Kk. M. Burley, from Unanderra to Wollongong In- 
fants’; Miss I. Colvin, from Broken Hill Infants’ to 
Broken Hill Girls’; Miss I. Nisbet, from Berrima to 
Bowral Girls’ ; Miss V. Brown, from Weston to West 
Maitland Girls’ : Miss I. Connolly, from Abermain to 
Horseshoe Bend; Miss I. Nisbet, from Bowral to 


Berrima. 


Substitutes —Miss A. Best, from Naremburn to 
Drummoyne Infants’; Miss R. Garner, from North 
Broken Hill to Rozelle Infants’; and Miss 8S. Genge, 


from Burke Ward to St. Leonards Infants’. as Tem- 
porary Mistresses; Mr.._L. R. Scott, from Tingha to 
Zaymond Terrace, as Temporary Teacher; Miss H. 


Anderson, from East Maitland to Smith- street Girls’ ; 
as Temporary Mistress; Mr. S. J. Gibson, from Cooma 
Creek to Yambulla, as Temporary Teacher ; Mr. A. L. 
Chalmers, from Yarragal to Obley, as Temporary 
Teacher; Mr. L. King, from Darlinghurst to Mount 
Kembla, as Relieving Teacher; Mr. G. S. Walker, 
from Carraboblin to Upper ‘Colo, as ‘Temporary 
Teacher; Mr. Moge, from Sussex-street to 
Lindfield. as Relieving Teacher; Mr. L. King, from 
Mount Kembla to Mount Keira, as Temporary 
Teacher; Mr. EK. 4. Evetts, from Bruie Plains to 


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Tullyfrome Provisional, as Temporary Teacher; Miss 
A. Broome, from Stanmore to Cootamundra Girls’, as 
Xelieving Mistress; Mr. A. Hunt, First Assistant, 
Goulburn, to be Temporary Teacher at Goulburn; Mr. 
A. D. Fraser, from Chatswood to Mulbring, as Tem 
porary Teacher; Mr. J. A. Carradice, from Cowper to 
Springwood, as Temporary Teacher; Mr. H. Setchell, 
from Erskineville to Coolah, as Temporary Teacher ; 
Mr. C. Moore, from Mosman to Singleton, as Tem. 
porary Teacher; Mr. N. Small, from Naremburn to 
North Fe iain as Temporary Teacher; Mr. H. G. 
McKerihan, from Myocum to Bowraville, as Relieving 
Teacher. 


J. A. HOGUE. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZET'TE, No. 108. 


[6 Jury, 1910. 


“RESIGNATION. 
CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Kixecutive Council, has accepted the resignation of 


Sister Helen Macgregor, of the Coast Hospital, from 
the Public Service,—as from the 15th July, 1910. 


W. H. WOOD. 


DISMISSAL. 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 

HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation 
of the Public Service Board, has approved of the dis- 
missal from the Public Service of 
Mr. Frank Tully, lately Assistant’ Teacher, Millthorpe 

Public School,—as from the 28th February, 1910. 


J. A. HOGUE. 


SYDNEY: 
Printed ond Published by Witt1am AppieGate GuiiicK, Government Printer and Publisher of the State of 
New South Wales, at Phillip-street, 6th July, 1910. 


(Price, 6d.} 


SUPPLEMENT 


TO THE 


obernment Gazette 


OF THE STATE OF 


NEW SOUTH WALES. 


PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. 


[REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST OFFICE, SYDNEY, FOR TRANSMISSION BY POST AS A NEWSPAPER. ] 


No. 109. ] MONDAY, 11 JULY. [1910. 
PROCLAMATION 

New Soutn WAtss, } Ly His Excellency The Right Honourable FrepEric Joun Napier, Baron 
to wit. 

aes CuetmsrorD, Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
L.S. 

Michael and Saint George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its 

CHELMSFORD, ae : 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia. 


HEREAS an Advisory Board, duly constituted under the ‘Closer Settlement (Amendment) Act, 
1907,” has reported that the land described in the Schedule hereto is suitable to be acquired for 
closer settlement: Now, therefore, I, Frrperic Jonn Napier, Baron CuetmsrorpD, the Governor aforesaid, 
with the advice of the Executive Council of the said State, in pursuance of the provisions of the said Act, 
do declare, by this notification to be published in the Government Gazette, that I propose to acquire the said 
land for the purpose of closer settlement. 
[Clo. Sett. 1910-2,917] . 


ScHEDULE. 
Tur LAND REFERRED TO. 


About 36,386 acres 1 rood 74 perches. ‘The estate known as “Colly Creek,” situated within the county 
of Buckland, parishes of Borambil, Loder, Quirindi, and Warrah, Land District of Murrurundi ; Tamarang 
Shire,—approximately shown by red tint on plan catalogued Ms. 689 Th. in the Department of Lands. 

Given under my Hand and Seal, this eleventh day of July, in the year of our Lord one thousand 
nine hundred and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
S. W. MOORE, 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 


SYDNEY: 


Printed and Po'ished by Wriu1am Appiecats Guiiick, Government Printer and Publisher of the State ot 
New South Wales, at Phil ip-street, 11th July, 1910, . 


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PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. 


[REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST OFFICE, SYDNEY, FOR TRANSMISSION BY POST AS A NEWSPAPER. ] 


No. 110.] WEDNESDAY, 13 JULY. [1910. 


PROCLAMATION 
New Soutn Wats, ; By His Excellency The Right Honourable Freperic Joun Napier, Baron 
to wit. 
Bite) CneLmsrorD, Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
L.S. 
: Michael and Saint George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its 
CHELMSFORD, Sy 
Governor. D. pendencies, in the Commonwea'th cf Australia. 


HEREAS by the ‘‘ Parliamentary Elections Act, 1906,” it is among other things enacted that the Governor may 
proclaim any Stipendiary or Police Magistrate as a Revision Court, which shall sit on a day and at a place to be 
proclaimed : Now, therefore, I, FrepERIc Joun Navige?, Baron CueLmsrorp, as such Governor as aforesaid, with the advice 
of the Executive Council, do hereby proclaim the undermentioned Stipendiary Magistrate to constitute a Revision Court, 
under the said Act, to revise the Lists for the Electoral District set against his name; and the day and place set out 
hereunder against the name of the said district to be the day and place on and at which the said Revision Court shall be 
held, viz. :— 


SCHEDULE. 
Electorate. | Place of Revision. | Day and Date. | Presiding Magistrate. 
*Petersham is ...| Newtown Police Court | Friday, 5 August, 1910 ... i | G. H. Smithers, Esquire, 8.M. 


Pe UE tc te cS atl a tae el enn enna -aa cca EREEEEEEE acct O-9 Pan ERERE 


® This Proclamation is in lieu of that which appeared in the Government Gazette of the 22nd June, 1910. 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this twelfth day of July, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine 
hundred and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign, 


By His Excellercy’s Command, 


W. H. WOOD. 
251] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 


(13 Juny, 1910. 


PROCLAMATION .. z 

New Sours coe His Excellency The Right Honour: 
te wit. able Frrperio Joun NarizR, Baroy 
CHELMsrorD, Knight Commander of 


(us) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CmELMSYORD, the State of New South Wales and its ih. ee 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Bf 


©. Auatralia, 
AHEREAS under and by virtue of the “Theatres and 
Public Halls Act, 1408,’ power is vested in the 
Governor of the State of New South Wales, by Proclamation 
in the Gazette, to apply the provisions of Part II of the said 
Act to such theatres and public halls as may be named therein, 
or, as may besituate within the localities named or deseribed 
therein, and the’said Part should apply only to such theatres 
and publie halls: Now, therefore, 1, FrEpDER'O Joun NAPIER, 
Bawox CrgimsForD, the Governor aforessid, with the advice 
of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the provisions of 
the said “ Theatres and Public Halls Act, 1$02,” and of any other 
power me thereunto enabling, with the advice of the Executive 
Council of the said State, do, by this my Proclamation, declare 
that the provisions of Part II of the ‘Theatres and Public 
Halls Act, 1908,” shall be applied to the halls mentioned 
hereunder, viz :— 


Lecality. Name of Hall. 
Balladoran {. peas we. Wheelers Hall. 
Carinda ..., AOE one Town Hall. 


Redfern ... Redfern Picture Palace 


Hall, Wells-street, 


Given under my Hard and Seal, at Sydney, this twelfth 
day of July, in the year of our Lord one thousand 
nine hundred and ten, and in the first year of His 
Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
W. H. WOOD. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 
PROCLAMATION 


Nuw Sours Waxzs, \By His Excellency The Right Honour. 
to wit. able FREDERIC JonN Napier, Baron 
: CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 


[328] 


(L.a.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
_ Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


: Australia. 
v de pursuance of the provisions of the “ Theatres and Public 
Halls Act, 1908,’ I, Frepgric Joun Narizr, BAazon 
CHELMSFORD, the Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, do, by this my Proclamation, revoke tht 
portion of the Proclamation, dated the twenty-sixth day of 
April, published in Government Gazette No. 58 of the twenty- 
seventh day of April, one thousand nine hundred and ten, 
. declaring that the provisions of Part II of the above-cited Act 
shall be applied to St. Clair Hall, Cocumbark. 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this twelfth 
day of July, in the year of our Lord one thousand 
nine hundred and ten, and in the first year of His 
Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
W. H. WOOD. 


[329] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


PROCLAMATION 
New Sourn aa ee His Excellency The Right Honour. 
to wit. able Prepexic Joun Napier, Baroy 
CueLmsrorp, Knight Commander of 


(t-s:) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CuELMSsrFoRD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia, 

YW HEREAS under and by virtue of the “ Theatres and 

Public Halls Act, 1908,” power is vested in the Governor 
of the State of New South Wales, by Proc’amation in the 
Gazette, to apply the provisions of Part II of the said Act to 
euch theatres and public halls as may be named therein, or as 
may be situate within the localities named or described therein. 
and the said Part should apply only to such theatres and 


public halls: Now, therefo:e I, Freperto Joun Napier, | (7861 ' 


hereunder, viz, :— 


Baron CHEEMsroRD, the Governor of the State of New 
- South Wales, in* pursuance of the provisions of the said 


. “ Theatres and Public Halls Act, 1908,” and of any other 


power me thereunto enabling, with the advice of the Executive 
Council of the said State, do, by this my Proclamation, declare 
that the provisions of Part II. of the “Theatres and Public 
Halls Act, 1908,” shall be applied to the Halls mentioned 


Coorabéll—School of Arts Hall. 
Karuah—Bucksheram’s Hall. 
Scarborough— Public Hall. 
Sydney— Small Hall, Quéen’s Hall, Pitt-street. 
Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this fifth 
day of July, in the year of our Lord one thousand 
nine hundred and ten, and in the first year of His 
Majesty’s Reign. ‘ 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
W. He WOOD. 


[11] ‘QOD SAVE THE KING } 
PROCLAMATION 

New Sourn Wates, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour. 
to wit. Jable Freperic Joun Napier, Baron 
CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 
(ines) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
CHELMSYORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia, 

1 pursuance of the power and authority vested in that 

behalf by the “ Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 1898,” in the 
Governor of New South Wales, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, I, FrEpERIC JoHN NapizR, BARON CHELMSFORD, the 
Governor aforesaid, do, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, hereby appoint the following days and dates to be 
observed as Public Holidays in the localities mentioned here- 
under, namely :— : 


The Clarence Electorate, U!marra Municipality, Narromine 
and Trangie Districts—Thursday, 21st July, 1910. 

Hillston District—Friday, 22nd July, 1910. 

Jerilderie District—Wednesday, 27th July, 1910. 

Peak Hill District—Friday, 29th July, 1910. 

Quirindi District—Thursday, 4th August, 1910. 

Breeza, Curlewis, Currabubula, Duri, Quipolly, Quirindi, and 
Werris Creek Districts—Monday, 19th September, 1910. 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this - 
twelfth day of July, in the year of our Lord one 
thousand nine hundred and ten, and in the first year 
of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
W. H. WOOD. 


[256] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


NOTICE OF VALIDATION OF ELEOTION OF 


TRUSTEES FOR BARRINQUN COMMON. 
PROCLAMATION 


New Sourn Wa tzs, ey His Excellency The Right Honour. 
to wit, able FREDERIO JoHN Napier, Baron 
CHELMsrorD, Knight Commander of 


(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 

a es pursuance of the powers and authorities conferred upon 

me by the ‘Commons Regulation Act, 1898,” and with 
the advice of the Executive Council, [, Fruprrie JoHn 
Narigr, Baxon CHELMSFORD, the Governor of the State of 
New South Wales, do hereby declare valid the Election of 
Messrs. Herbert Mayne, E.J. Watkins, John McKeown, Gustav 
Meyer, and James Cuffe, as Trustees of the Barringun Common, 
held on the 27th January, 1910, the validity of which may be 
questioned by reason of a technical defect in convening the 
meeting to elect Trustees. 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Government House, 
Sydney, this twelfth day cf July, in the year of our 
Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, and in the 
first year of His Magesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, . 
JOHN PERRY. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 


13 Jury, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 


3755 


RE A Se a a et ea an ec ee ee 


ROCLAMATION 


New Sour eng His Excellency The Right Honowr- 
to wit. able Frepertc Joun Narrer, Baron 
CHELMsrorp, Knight Commander of 


(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales an1 its 
Governor, Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 


Freperic JouN Narrer, BARoN CHELMSFORD, the 
Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, in pursuance of the power and authority vested in 
me by the ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,” and the Acts 
amending same, and by the Ordinances thereunder, do, by this 
my Proclamation, apply to the Municipality of Wollongong 
the Ordinance No. 51, respecting ‘‘ Garbage,” published in 
the Government Gazette No. 57 of 14th May, 1908, together 
with all amendments thereof subsequent to the aforesaid 
date. 
[1910-326-107 -662] 
Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, this 
eleventh day of July, in the year of our Lord one 
thousand nine hundred and ten, and in the first 


year of His Majesty’s Reign. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LHE. 


[7713] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sourn im i His Excellency The Right Honour» 
to wit, able FrREDERIO JouN Napier, Baron 
CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 


(t.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor, Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 


FreprEric JoHN Napizr, Baron CHELMSFORD, the 

9 Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, in pursuance of the power and authority vested in me 
by the “ Local Government Act, 1906,” and the Acts amending 
same, and by the Ordinances thereunder, do, by this my 
Proclamation, apply to the Shire of Harwood the Ordinance 


‘No. 8&5, respecting ‘‘ Public Gates,” published in Government 


Gazette No. 57 of 14th May, 1908, together with all amend- 
ments thereof subsequent to the aforesaid date. 


_[1910-10-272-199] 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of tae State, this 
eleventh day of July, in the year of our Lord one 
thousand nine hundréd and ten, and in the first year 
of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE. 


[7830] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


[230] Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


hag Council of the Municipality named in the Schedule 

hereto having, in terms of the “Local Government Act, 
1906,” as amended by the “ Local Government (Amending) 
Act, 1908,” subject to the approval of the Governor, fixed the 
fees and charges set out in such Schedule with respect to the 
services named therein under the name of the said Municipality, 
His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, has been pleased, in pursuance of the provisions of the 
said ‘ Local Government Act, 1906,” as so amended, to approve 
of the action of the Council of the said Municipality, in fixing 
such fees and charges, subject to such approval. 


CHARLES A. LEE, 


Minister. 


SCHEDULE. 
FORBES MUNICIPALITY 
(1910-201-142-201). 


For the removal (weekly or oftener, as the case may be) and 
disposal of night-soil within the Municipality,—Sixpence 
(6d.) per pan for each removal, emptying and cleansing. 


For the removal and disposal of garbage,—One penny (1d.) 
per pan, for each emptying. 


[231] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 13th July, 1910, 


‘i HE Council of the undermentioned Shire having, in 
terms of section 112 of the ‘“ Local Government Act, 
1906,” subject to the approval of the Governor, declared 
the plants named in the Schedule hereto under the name 
vf the said Shire, to be noxious within the area, His Hxcellency 
the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, in 
pursuance of the provisions of the said “ Local Government 
Act, 1906,” and the Acts amending the same, has approved of 
the action of the Council of the said Shire, in declaring, 
subject to such approval, such plants to be noxious within 


the area, 
CHARLES A. LEH, 
¥ 


Minister. 


SCHEDULE. 
WOLLONDILLY SHIRE 
(19 10-122-227-520). 


Centaurea calcitrapa, commonly known as “ Star Thistle.” 

Cryptostemma calendulacea, commonly known as “Cape 
Weed.” 

Rosa rubiginosa, commonly known as “ Sweet Briar.”’ 

Rubus fruticosus, commonly known as “ Blackberry.” 

Ulex europaeus, commonly known as “ English Gorse.” 

Xanthium spinosum, commonly known as “ Bathurst Burr.” 


[142] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


ABOLITION OF PUBLIC POUND AT MILLTHORPH, 
WITHIN THE SHIRE OF LYNDHURST. 


\ OTICE is hereby given, for public information, that the 
LN Public Pound established at Millthorpe has been abolised. 
The notification published in the Government Gazette of 24th 
January, 1899, that Millthorpe had been fixed upon and 
determined a place for the establishment of a Pound, is hereby 
rescinded. 

[1910-111-—220-269] 

~ CHARLES A. LEE, 


Minister. 


Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1910. 


IS Excellency the Governor directs it to be noti- 

fied that, in accordance with the provisions of 

the ‘‘Claims against the Government and Crown Suits 

Act, 1897,” he has been pleased, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, to appoint 


James Lestiz Witnrams, Esquire, Under Secretary, 
Department of the Attorney-General and of 
Justice, 


to be the Nominal Defendant, on behalf of the Govern- 
ment, in the matter of the petition presented on the 
part of Cornelius Delohery, Esquire, of Sydney, as to 
a certain claim or demand which he deems himself to 
have against the Government. 

C. G. WADE. 


[274] 


[260] Department of the Attorney-General and of Justice. 


Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


H*® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has, in accordance with the recom- 
mendation submitted by the Industrial Court constituted under 
the “ Industrial Disputes Act, 1°08,” and with the provisions 
of that Act as amended by the “Industrial Disputes (Amend- 
ment) Act, 1908,” been pleased to appoint Mr. WILLIAM 
Warp, of 18 Atchison-street, Crow’s Nest, to be a Member of 
the Printing (Process Engravers) Board, in the place of Mr, 
W.R. C. Bagaall, resigned. 
C. G. WADE. 


APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, has been pleased to appoint . 


Epwarp JosepH How tey, Esquire, L.R.O.P., &., to be an 
“Appointed Member” of the Licensing Court for the 
Licensing District of Wentworth, vice D. A. Morgan, 
Esquire, J.P., deceased. 


Constable Win~t1aM Huga Wattacz, stationed at Werris 
Creek, to exercise within the Licensing District of Quirindi, 
the authority conferred by section 19, subsection 1 of the 
“Liquor (Amendment) Act, 1905,” vice Lavelle, trans- 
ferred,—from the ist July, 1910. 


JOHN GARLAND, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZE1TEi, No, 110. 


[13 Juny, 1910. 


APPOINTMENTS. 
COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint the 
undermentioned Assessors to assist the Court | of 
Marine Inquiry, under the ‘‘Navigation Act, 1901,’’— 
as from the 17th July, 1910, viz. :— 


MERCANTILE MARINE MASTERS. 
Crass 1. 
Sub-class (a)—Sailing Vessels. 
William A. Worrall. 
William Charles McGibbon. 


Arthur Hay. Ee 
William James Christie. 


Sub-class (b)—Steamships. 
Charles Taylor. 
John Bolton Carpenter, 
C. W. Davidson. 
Christopher Spinks. 
Frederick Bracegirdle. 
John James Simpson. 


MERCANTILE MARINE ENGINEERS. 
Crass 2. 


George Cromack. 
John Henry Berry. 
James C. Brand. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Inspector-General of Police, has approved of the 
undermentioned Police Officer being appointed an In- 
spector under the Tobacco Act, 47 Victoria No. 12, 
viz. :— 
Senior-constable DanizEL McDonaup, stationed at 
Rookwood,—as from the 7th May, 1910, vice 
Senior-constable D. Robertson, transferred. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation cf 
the Superintendent, Explosives Department, the In- 
spector-General of Police concurring, has approved 
of the undermentioned Police Officer being appointed 
an Inspector under the ‘Explosives Act, 1905,” 
namely : — 
Senicr-constable Dantrn McDonarp, stationed at 
Rookwood,—as from the 7th May, 1910, vice 
Senior-constable Robertson, transferred. 


[E.M. 252] 
T. WADDELL. 


CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. Davin Witt1AmM Reegp, Clerk of Petty Sessions at 
Eden, to the Commission of the Peace. 

Wu111m Weis Greer, Esquire, M.B., Bac. Surg., 
M.D., Univ. Edin., to be Government Medical 
Officer and Vaccinator at Kyogle. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, has been pleased, in pursuance of 

the ‘‘Fisheries Act, 1902,” to appoint 

Constable THomas Burks, of Tareena, as an Assistant 
Inspector of Fisheries for New South Wales, vice 
Senior-constable Hullick, transferred. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 

Mr. GrorcEr James, Search Clerk, Department of Mines, to 
the Commission of the Peace. 

Dr. Srannore Hastings MacCutnocn, a Member of 
the Metropolitan District Board for Invalidity 
ane Accidents Pensions, to the Commission of the 

eace. 


W. H. WOOD. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 
Is Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been p'eased to appoint the under- 
mentioned persons as Honorary Probation Officers, under the 
“ Neglected Children and Juvenile Offenders Act, 1905” :— 
Mrs. Extrort, Jerilderie. 
Mr. W. Hurcuison, Tighe’s Hill. 
Rey. T. Davis, Mission Church, Denison-street, Rozelle. 


J. A. HOGUE, 


[267] Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 
Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


“ PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1902.” 


| ES is hereby notified, for public information, that the 

undermentioned gentleman has been appointed Acting 

Inspector under Regulation No. 70a of the abovenamed Act, 

for the sole purpose of issuing permits for sheep to travel 

from the Pastures Protection District named, viz. :— 
CoNDOBOLIN. 


James Hamilton McColl, Burra. 
[i910-4,€01-70 Stock] 


JOHN PERRY. 


[268] Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 
Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


“THE COMMONS REGULATION ACT, 1898.” 
PAMBULA ComMMON. 


OTICE is hereby given, for public information, that 

Mr. William ‘lhomas has been duly elected Trustee of 

the above Common, to hold office for the unexpired period of 
three years from Janvary, 1910, vice Mr. C. Piesley, resigned. 


JOHN PERRY. 


[132] . Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 


Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


RENEWAL NOTICE. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that, in 
pursuance of section 6, subsections 1, 2, and 3 of the 
“Stock Diseases (Tick) Act, 1901,” the notice appearing in the 
Government Gazette of the 19th January, 1910, notifying the 
area described below as a quarantine, and quarantining all stock 
within that arew for a period of six months from) the 21st 
January, 1910, is hereby renewed for a further ‘period of six 
months from the 2ist July, 1910, and all stock within the 
hereunder described area are quaravtinel for the same period, 
and must not be removed from the holdings upon, which they 
are depas'u-ed except under permit from the Inspector of 
Stock :— 


County of Rous: Commencing on the boundary separating 
the States of Queensland and New South Waies, at the junction 
of the range diviting the waters of the Tweed and Richmond 
Rivers ; and bounded thence by that State boundary westerly 
to the Richmord Range; thence by that range southerly toa 
spur dividing the heads of Babye and Dyraaba Oreeks ; thence 
in a north-easterly direction by a fence dividing Dyraaba 
Paddock, known as Steer Paddock, ard Old Cow Paddock, to 
the westerly boundary of A. Gay’s portion 230, parish Queebun ; 
thence by that boundary north to the north-west corner of said 
portion and its noith boundary easterly to the Doubtful Creek ; 
tLence by that creck and part of the east boundary, portion 
230, to the continuation of the aforesaid fence; thence by that 
fence to Doubtful Creek yards; thence by south side of those 
yards and continuation of fence aforesaid easterly to south-west 
corner cf J. McDougall’s conditional purchase 219, parish 
Queebun ; thence by west boundary of that portion to its north- 
west corner ; thence by its north boundary east, about 50 chains 
toafe ce dividing Terrsce Creek Paddock from Bull Paddock 
(?ames’ Estate) and that fence north-easterly to its junction 
with Han'ey’s ferce on portion 8), parish Queebun; thence by 
that fence west, north, and east, to Eden Creek, and by that 
creek downwards to a point wert of no:th-west corner of portion 
80; thence east along north boundary, portion 80, and southern 
boundaries of Lambertcn’s and Mahoney’s selections, to the 
south-east corner of latter; thence by the eastern boundary of 
Mahoney’s and its continuation north about 20 chains to a 
fence dividing the Big Plain Paddock from the Bull Paddock, 
Stratheden Holding, and by that fence easterly to the Rich- 
mond River; and by that river downwards to a point west of 
the north boundary of Runnymede Holding; thence by that 
northern houndary easterly to portion 11, parish of Runnymede, 
at Back Creek; thence by that creek downwards to Boundary 
Creek; and by that creek upwards to the north-east corner of 
portion 61, parish of Boorabee; thence by the east boundary 
of portion 62, and the east boundary of portion 79, and its 
prolongation north to the south boundary of portion 16, parish 
of Jiggi; therce by that boundary and a line easterly to the 
junction of Hanging Rock sand Webster’s Creeks; thence by 
east side of road along watershed of those creeks to the range 
dividing the waters of the Tweed and Richmond Rivers 2fore- 
said, at Blue Knob Gate; and thence by that range, to the 
point of commencement. 

{1910-528-86] 
JOHN PERRY. 


a 


anale 


13 Jury, 1910.} 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 


3757 


[226] Chief Secretary’s Office, 


Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has removed the names of the 
undermentioned gentlemen from the Commission of the 
Peace :— 
Edward Fratscher, 
Francis Keane. 
Henry George Packer Simmonds, 
Hugh Espie Stevenson, 
James Thompson. 


W. H. WOOD. 


[233]. Premier’s Office, New South Wales, 


Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


H IS Excellency the Governor directs the publica- 
_ tion of the following Despatch, which he has 
received from the Secretary of State for the Colonies, 
transmitting copies of a special Army Order relative 
to a pardon to deserters, which His Majesty the King 
has been graciously pleased to grant on the occasion 
of his accession to the S'brone. 
C. G. WADE. 


New South Wales, No. 72. 


Downing-street, 
3rd June, 1910. 


My Lord, ‘ 
I have the honour to transmit to you, for the 
information of your Ministers, the accompanying 


copies of a special Army Order which has been issued 
relative to a pardon to deserters, which His Majesty 
the King has been graciously pleased to grant on the 
occasion of his accession to the Throne. 


. 2. As it is desirable that the grant of His Majesty’s 
pardon should be given the greatest publicity possible, 
the Army Council will be grateful if your Ministers 
will take such steps as may seem best suited to secure 
that the terms of the Army Order shall become known 
in New South Wales. 

I have, &c., 


CREWE. 
Governor, The Right Honourable Lord Chelmsford, 
KC.M:Ga, &e, 
ARMY ORDER. 
Special. 


War Ofiice, 
23rd May, 1910. 


Parvbon to Deserters, &c. 
105—Gen. No. 1651. 


_ 1. His Majesty the King has been graciously pleased 
as an act of clemency, on the occasion of his accession 
to the Throne, to approve of the following remission 
of punishment to soldiers undergoing sentence in 
military prisons and detention barracks, and cf par- 
dons being granted to soldiers in a state of desertion, 
or who, since deserting, have enlisted in other 
corps :— 


Soldiers undergoing detention by sentence of court- 
martial, or by award of commanding officers at 
the date of this Order. 


Sentences up to 56 days—to be released. 


Sentences exceeding 56 days—to be granted a re- 
mission of one-half of the unexpired portion of 
detention. 


Men undergoing imprisonment in military prisons or 
detention barracks at the date of this Order. 


All men—a remission of one-half of the unexpired 
portion of imprisonment. 


The remissions will take effect from the date of this 
Order. 

2. The following instructions are issued as regards 
the pardon to deserters, &c. :— 


3. The pardon to deserters is extended to men who 
have—- : 
(2) deserted ; 
(b) fraudulently enlisted, as defined in section 18, 
Army Act; 
(c) absented themselves without leave from the 
Regular, Auxiliary, or Reserve Forces ; 
(d) improperly enlisted into the Regular Forces, 
Special Reserve, or Territorial Foree, while 
: serving in tte Army Reserve. 
provided that they committed the offence before the 
date of this Army Order. and svrrerder thomselvcs 
within 2 months after that date if at home, cr within 
~4 rtonths if abroad; ° 


4. Deserters and absentees are required to report 
themselves in writing, giving full particulars, to one 
of the undermentioned officers, from whom they will 
receive instructions. If they are suffering from any 
physical disability which renders them unable to rejoin 
the Service, they should state so in their letters. 


If they belonged to— 
Household Cavalry AS 40 
Dragoon Guards, Dragoons, and 

Lancers of the Line. 
Hussars of the Line .. + ae 
Royal Horse and Royal Field 
Artillery. 
Royal Garrison Artillery 
Royal Engineers 
Foot Guards 


They should write to— 

Officer Commanding regiment. 

Officer i/c Cavalry Records, Can- 
terbury. 

Officer i]ec Cavalry Records, York 

Officers i/c Records, Woolwich. 


Officer iJe Records, Dover. 

Officer iJc Records, Chatham. 

Officer Commanding regiment, 
Buckingham Gate, London, 8.W. 

Officer i/e Records concerned. 

Officer Commanding Corps. 

Officer i]c Records, Jamaica. 

Officer iJe A.S.C. Records, Wool- 


Infantry of the Line .. 
Royal Malta Artillery 
West India Regiment 
Army Service Corps .. 


wich. 
Army Ordinance Corps Officer Commanding Corps, Wool- 
wich. 
Royal Anny Medical Corps. . Officer iJc R.A.M.C. Records, Alder- 
shot. 
Aimy Pay Corps Officer i|c A.P.C. Records, War 
Office, 
Army Veterinary Corrs Officer iJc A.V.C, Records, Wir 
Office. 
Corps cf Military Police Officer Commanding Corps, Alder- 
shot. 
Military Provost Staff Corps Officer iJe M.P.S.C. Records, War 
: Office. 


Army Reserve or Special Reserve.. Officer i/e Records concerned. 


They are not to report themselves in person. 


5. Men who enlisted before the 24th May, 1900, cr 
who have been in a state of desertion or absence for 
a period of 5 years, or who are physically unfit for 
service, will not be called upon to rejoin for service, 
but will be given protecting certificates on their re- 
porting themselves in writing, as directed in para- 
graph 4. 

6. The officer mentioned in paragraph 4, on receiv- 
ing a report from a deserter or absentee, will verify 
the statements made therein by reference to his docu- 
ments. If the man is exempt from further service 
under paragraph 5 he will at once send him a protect- 
ing certificate on Army Form B 129. 

7. If the man is not exempt from further service and 
belonged to the Regular Forces, the officer will send 
him instructions to present himself at the nearest 
military station (in London at St. George’s Barracks) 
for medical examination. He will at the same time 
notify his action to the officer commanding at the 
military station, specifying the station to which the 
man is to be sent for service if he is found to be 
medically fit. 

8. The officer commanding at the military station 
will cause the man to be very strictly medically 
examined, and if he is reported unfit for the Service 
will dismiss him with a protecting certificate. If heis 
found fit for service he will furnish him with railway 
and passage warrants and send him to join his corps 
at the station mentioned in the notification received 
in accordance with paragraph 7; a report of the dis- 
posal in each case being sent to the officer from whom 
the notification was received. 

9. Absentees from the Auxiliary or Reserve Forces 
will not be ordered for medical examination, but will 
be at once taken on the strength on receipt of their 
applications if they are not otherwise exempt from 
further service under paragraph 5. If found to be 
serving in the Regular Forces they will be retained 
on Army service on their last attestation, notification 
being sent to the corps to which they formerly 
belonged. ; 

10. Soldiers who, whilst serving, confess to desertion 
or fraudulent enlistment will be held to serve on their 
last attestations. Their confessions should be made to 
their present commanding officers. ae 

11. Applications received from persons residing 
beyond the limits of the United Kingdom, and who 
are not exempt from further service, will, after verifi- 
cation in accordance with paragraph 6, be forwarded 
to the War Office, from which instructions will ke 
issued in each case. 

12. Deserters and men who have fraudulently en- 
listed will forfeit all previous service, but will not ke 
subject. to stoppages on account of free kits issued on 
fraudulent enlistment, or of articles lost or made 
away-with at the time of desertion. 

12. The fact of a soldier having claimed the benefit 
of the pardon will be entered on his record of service 
as fellows :— 

“Claimed the benefit of the King’s Pardon, having 

GONTECS CC COMA VET Metin Aion iP iienG aston sens se ssp 


By Command of the Army Council, 
4 ¢ 


E. W; D. WARD, 


3758 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 


[13 Jury, 1910. 


“COUNTRY TOWNS WATER AND SEWERAGE 
AUTS, 1880-1905.” 


CERTIFICATE OF AMOUN! OF ANNUAT, SUMS TO 
BE PAID BY THE MUNICIPALITY OF COROWA 
IN RESPEC! OF COST OF ADDITIONAL WORKS 
IN CONNECTION WITH THE WATER SUPPLY 
FOR THE TOWN OF COROWA. 
AA ME RRE AS in pursuance of the provisions of the “ Country 
Towns Water and Sewerage Acts, 1880-1905,” the 
Minister for Public Works in and for the State of New South 
Wales, in the Commonwealth of Australia, has duly certified 
that the whole amount expended by the Government of the said 
State on certain Additional Works of Water Supply for the 
Town of Corowa, together with i:terest at the rate of four 
pounds per centum per annum on the sums making up such 
amount, calculated from the time such sums were expended 
to the twenty-eighth day of February, one thousand nire 
hundred and ten, is the sum of one hundred and eighty 
pounds nineteen shillings (4180 19s.), and such certified 
amount has been duly notified in the Gazette: And whereas 
in further pursuance of the provisions of the raid Act, His 
Excellency the Governor has fixed the term of twenty years 
as the period within which such amount shall be liquidated, 
by. the payment of such annual sums as shall, after the last 
of such payments extinguish the whole amount of such cost, 
with interest at the rate of three and one-half pounds per 
centum per annum on the balance unpaid in each year: Now, 
J, The Honourable THomas WADDELL, the Colonial Treasurer 
for the time being in and for the said State, in accordance 
with the provisions of the ‘‘ Country Towns Water and Sewerage 
Acts, 1880-1905,” do hereby certify that the amount of the 
,annual sums so payable by the Municipality of Corowa shall 
be. twelve pounds fourteen shillings and seven pence (£12 14s. 
7d.), to be paid in each and overy year during the said period 
of twenty years. 


Given under my Hand, at Sydney, this sixth day of July, 
in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred 


and ten, 
T. WALDELL, 
[7865] Colonial Treasurer. 
[238] The Treasury, New South Wales, 


Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


Recuiations framed by the Sydney Harbour Trust 
Commissioners under the ‘‘Sydney Harbour Trust 
Act, 1900,’’ in connection with the navigation of 
Sydney Cove. 


a pS following Regulations, made by the Sydney 

Harbour 'lrust Commissioners, under the pro- 
visions of the ‘‘Sydney Harbour Trust Act, 1900,” 
having been approved by His Excellency the Gover- 
nor, with the advice of the Executive Council, are 
published in accordance with the requirements of 


that Act. 
T. WADDELL. 


220. Vessels leaving a wharf or a berth alongside a 
vessel lying at a wharf in Sydney Cove, at which they 
have been moored head to southward, shall proceed 
out stern first on a line as nearly as possible north 
and south, and swing in the fairway north of a 
line between Fort Macquarie and Dawes Point: Pro- 
vided that so much of this regulation as relates to 
swinging in the fairway shall not apply to any vessel 
berthing: at the jetty running east and west on the 
western side of Sydney Cove, or at the berth im- 
mediately south of it, under lease to Gibbs, Bright, 
and Company. The penalty for a breach of this regu- 
lation shall be not less than five pounds (£5) nor more 
than twenty pounds (£20). 

221. Regulation No. 58, made by the Commissioners 
on the twenty-seventh day of September, one thousand 
nine hundred and nine, is hereby repealed. 


ROBT. HICKSON, President. 
CHAS. C. LANCE, Commissioner. 


The Common Seal of the Sydney Harbour Trust 
Commissioners was hereto affixed this tenth 
day of June, one thousand nine hundred and 
ten, in the presence of ,— 


Harotp F. Norrie, 
Secretary. 


[E.M. 251] 


[7719] Department of Public Instruction, 
Sydney, 17th June, 1910. 
NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL. 
] T is hereby notified, for general information, in ac- 
. cordance with the provisions of the 34th section 


‘of the “Public Instruction Act of 1880,’? that it is 
proposed to establish a Publie School at 


_ Turee. Mizz (Licurnine Rives), 1 
i J. A. HOGUE. 


[7842] Department of Public Instruction, 
Sydney, 2lst June, 1910. 


NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL. 


[2 is hereby notified, for general information, in ac- 

cordance with the provisions of the 34th section 
of the ‘Public Instruction Act of 1880,” that it is 
proposed to establish a Public School at 


KYLOE. 
J. A. HOGUE. - 


“WATER RIGHTS AOT, 1902.” 


Appricalion No. 282, Wacca Waaca Lanp Boarp 
DISTRICT. 


© N accordane: with the provisions of the “‘ Water Rights Act, 
1902,” it is hereby notified that t!e following report has 
been presented to me regarding the result of an inquiry into the 
ap, lication of The Executors of ihe late David MeCaughey, 
for a License under Secticn 10 cf the said Act, in respect of 
a dam and pump on Billabong Creek, portion 2, parish of Coree 
North, and portion 3, parish of Coree South, County of Urana. 
CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister for Public Works. 
Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 9th July, 1910. 


DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD. 
New South Wales, \ 


t) wit. 


WHEREAS on the 2nd day of June, 1910, it became a: matter for 
inve-tigation before us whether an application made on 17th 
January, 1910, by The Executors of the] ste Dayid McCaughey 
for a license for a Dam and Pump on Billabong Creek, Portion 
2, Parish of Coree North, and Portion 8, Parish of Coree 
South, County of Urana, L.D. Urana, should be recommended 
for approval or otherwise, and havirg taken evidence and 
inquired into the said matter, we report that this application 
has been duly advertised, as required by law, and that there is 
no objection to the granting of a license as applied for by the 
Executora of the late David McCaughey, wl o are the occupiers 
of the surrounding land, and we recommend that it be issued, 
subject to the conditions set out on Exhibit “D”. 


Mr. Meillon, solicitor, appeared for applicants. 

Mr. District Works Officer Archer appeared for the Works 
Dept. ; 

No objections were lodged or shown at this inquiry. 


Given under our Hands, at the Court Houize, at Jerilderie, 
in the State of New South Wales, this 2nd day of 
June, 1910. 

M. A. MACLEAN, Acting Chairman, 
WALTER DAY, Members of 
G. McLELLAN, } Local Land Board, 


Conditions referred to. 


(1) Depth of water held back by permanent portion of 
overshot Dam not to be more than 5 ft. and creat 
level to be fixed at 7°43 ft. below a Bench Mark 
established near the work and particulars of which 
are in the Department of Public Works. 

(2) Boards are not to be erected an irrigation not to be 
started until the waters of the Billabong Creek reach 
the Edwards River, and until the Forest Creek shall 
have filled the Homestead dam at Zara, and the Little 
Forest Creek shall have filled the Jackson Dam on 
Wangarella. 

(3) The said boards to be taken down on the 15th May of 
each year and they shall at all times be under com- 
plete control of the Minister for Public Works. 

(4) Whole work to be maintained to satisfaction of the 
Chief Engineer for Irrigation and Drainage. 

(5) That the Minister for Public Works shall have the 
power to regulate or abeolutely stop all pumping 
operations should he at any time think or deem it 
necessary to do so in the public interest. 

(6) That the Minister for Public Works shall have the 
power, on giving the holder of the license or occupier 
of the site of the work six months’ notice to cancel, 
revoke or withdraw the license at any time if neces- 
sary or desirable in connection with any scheme that 
may be formulated for the iu provement of the Billa- 
bong Oreek or in connection with the constitution of 
a Trust for the management of that Creek. 

(7) That no compensation shsll ke payable by Crown in 
respect cf such cancellation, revocation, or with- 
drawal to any person whomsvever. 

(8) That the term should not be longer than 5 years, 


: - 126) 


13 Juny, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 


3759 | 


——eewa————— 


‘WATER RIGHTS ACT, 1902.” 


AprricaTion No. 288, Waacaa Waaca Lanp Boarp 
DisrTrRict. 


je accordance with the provisions of the “ Water Rights Act, 
1902,” it is hereby notified that the following report has 
been preeented to me regarding the result of an inquiry into 
the application of F, Simpson jor a License under Section 10 
of the said Act in respect of a dam on Nowranie Creek, 
portions 4 and 19, parish of Nowranie, county of Urana. 


CHARLES A. LEE, 


Minister for Public Works. 
Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, llth July, 1910. 


DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOAR”. 


New South Wales, 
to wit. 


WHEREAS on the 2nd day of June, 1910, it tecame a matter 
for investigation before us whether an Ae seetpeal No. 238 
made on 3r1 Ma- ch, 1910, by Ferguson Simpson, under the 
provisions of } Fection 10 of the ‘ Water Rights Act of 1902,” 
for. a License in respect of a Dam on Nowranie Creek, portions 
4 & 19, Parish of Nowranie, County of Urana, Land District of 
Urana, should <be granted ; and having t.ken evidence and 
inquired into the said matter, we report tbat this application 
has been duly advertised as required by law, and that there is 
ro objection to the granting of a license as applied fur by 
F. rguson Simpson, who is ths occupier of the surrounding 
land, and we recommend that it be issued subject to the con- 
ditions set out on Exhibit “ E.” 

Mr. Meillon, solicit.r, appeared for and with Ferguson 
Sin p2on 

Mr, District Works Officer Archer appeared for the Works 
Department. 

No objections were lodged or shown at this inqui-y. 


Given under our Hands at the Court House at Jerilderie, 
in the State of New South Wales, this 2nd day of 
June, 1910. 

M. A. MACLEAN, Acting Chairman. 
WALTER DAY, Mew bers of 
G. MoLELLAN, § Local Land Board. 


The Conditions referred to. 


() Depth of water held back not to be more than ebout 5 feet. 
‘The l-vel of the crests of the bywashes to be fixed at 
2,56 feet above a Bench Mark established in the vicinity 
of the work, and particulars of which are in the Depart- 
ment of Public Works. 


(2) In the event of scour taking place in either of the bywashes, 


the latter to be protected or a permanent overshot dam 
of timber, brick or concrete to be construsted therein to 
‘the satisfaction of the Chief Engineer for Irrigation and 
Drainage. 

(3) hat the Minister for Public Works shall have the power, 
on giving the holder of the license or occupier of the site 
of the work six months’ notice to cancel, revoke, or with- 
draw the License at any time if necessary, or desirable, in 
connection with any scheme that may be formulated for 

_the improvement of Nowranie Creek, or in connect,on 
with the constitution of a Trust for the management of 
that creek. 

(4) That no compensation shali ba payable by the Crown in 
respect of such cancellation, revocation, or withdrawal to 
any person whomeoever. 


(5) That the term be not longer than 5 years. [128] 


“WATER RIGHTS ACT, 1902.” 


APPLICATION No. 287, Wacca Waa@a Lanp Boarp 
DiuTrRicr. 


FN accordance with the provisions of the “ Water Rights Act, 

- +1902,” it is hereby notified that the following report has 
been presented to me regarding the result of an inquiry into 
the application of F. Simpson, for a license under section 
10'of the said Act, in respect of a dam on Nowranie Creek, 
pean 5 and 6, parieh of Nowranie, county of Urana. 


CHARLES A. LEE, 

a Minister for Publie Works. 

Department of Public. Works. 
’ . Sydney, llth July, 1910. 


DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD. 
New South Cin 


to wit. 


Wuereas on the 2nd day of June, 1910, it became a matter 
for investigatidn' before us wiecther an application No. 2&7, 
made on 8rd March, 1910, by Ferguson Simpson,: under the 
} rovisions of Section 10 of the “ Water Rights Act of 1902,” 
jur a license in respect of Dam on Nowranie Creek, portions 
6 and 6, Parish of Nowranie, County of Urana, Land District 


of Urana, should be granted, and having taken evidence and 
inquired into the said matter, we report that this application 
has been duly advertised as required by law, and that there is . 
no objection to the grarting of a license as applied for by - 
Ferguson Simpson, who is the occupier of the surrounding land, 
and we recommend that it be issued subject to the conditions 
set out on Exhibit “ C.” 

Mr. Meillon, lolictton appeared for and on behalf of . 
F. Simpson, who was also in attendance. 

Mr. District Works Officer Archer, appecred for the Works, 
Department. 

No objections were lodzed or shown at this i inquiry. 


Given under our Hands, at the Court House, at Jerilderie, 
in the State of New South Wales, this 2nd day «f. 
June, 1910. i 

M. A. MACLEAN, Act’ng Chairman. 
WALTER DAY, ) Members of — 
G. McLELLAN, ) Local Land Board. 


The Conditions referred to. 


(1) Crest level of bywash t>» be connected by levelling 
with a Bench Mark established near the work, and 
particulars of which arein the Department of Public 
Works. 

(2) The dam to be placed in proper repair to the sutisfac- 
tion of the Chief Engineer for Irrigation and Drainage. 

(3) In the event of scour taking place in tle by wash, 
the latter to be protected, or a permanent o-ershot dam 
of timber, brick, or concrete, to be constructed tl.erein, 
to the satisfaction of such Chief Engineer, 

(4) That the Minister fur Public- Works shall have the : 

power, on giving the holder of the license or occupier | 

of the site of the work six months’ notice to cancel, 
revoke, or withdraw the license, at any time if 
necessary or desirable in connection with any echeme 
that may beformulated for the improvement of the 

Nowranie Creek, or in connection with the constitu- 

ton of a Trust for the management of that creek. 

That no compensation shall be payable by the Crown 

in respect of such cancellation, revocation, or pith: 

drawal to any person whomeoever. 

(6) That the term shall not be lon; er than five years: 


(1271. 
“WATER RIGHTS ACT, 19J2.% °° °° #*" * 


AppLicaTION No. 268, Waeaa Waaaa Lanp Boarp 
Disrricr. 

N secordance with the provisions of the “ Water Rights. 

Act, 1902,” it is hereby notified that the following report 
has been presented to me regarding the result of ,an inquiry, 
into the application of D, and W. Gibb for an amended ; 
License ucder Section 19 of the said Act, in respect of drop- 
boards and pump in connection with existing dam on Colombo : 
Creek, portions 13 and 39, parish of Cocketgedong, county of 


Urana, pees 
CHARLES A. LEE, 2 
* Minister for Public Warts 


— 
“1 
~— 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1910. 


DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD. 
New South Wales, 2. 
to wit. F 
Wrureas on the 2nd day of June, 1910, it became a matter 
for investigation before us whether an application made on the 
18th June, 1909, by D. and W. Gibb, for an amended license 
under the provisions of Section 19 of the “ Water Rights Act of 
1902,” in reapect of a “Dam and Cutting,” portions 13 and 39, 
Parish of Cccketgedong, County of Urana, Land District of 
Urana, should be granted; and having taken evidence and 
inquired into the said matter, we report that this application 
has been duly advertised as required by law, and that there’ 
is no objeétion to the granting of a license as applied for 
by D. and W. Gibb, who are the occupiers of the surrounding 
land, and we recommend that it be issued, subject to the con- 
ditions set out on Exhibit “D.” The consent of the holder 
on the opposite side of Creek is enclosed. 
Mr. Mellon (solicitor) appeared for applicants. 
Mr. District Works Officer Archer ourvewe for the be Te 
Dept. 
No objections were lodged or shown at this inquiry. 
Given under our hands, at'the Court: House, at Jérilderie, 
in the State of New South “Wales, this 2ad all of 
June, 1910. 
M. A. MACLEAN, Acting Chisivmaii, 
WALTER DAY,) Members of 
G. McLECLAN, 5 Local Land Board. 


Conditions referred to, 

1. Crest level of sill in bywash is 6:06~ feet below a Bench 
Mark established near the work, and particulars of same are in 
the Department of Public Works, Level of sill as existing. 
not to be altered, ; 


¢ 


3760 


2. Drop-boards toa height of not more than 2'3” may be 
used on sill in bywash; to be removed when water level in 
pool reaches crest level of sil], and not to be replaced in 
position until next fresh in Creek shall have reached Moula- 
mein. 

8. The whole of the work to be maintained to the satisfac- 
tion of the Department of Public Works. ‘ 

4. That the Minister for Public Works shali have the right 
to control the drop-boards at any time and to regulate or 
absolutely stop all pumping cperations whenever thought or 
deemed by him to be necessary in the public interests. 

5. That the Minister for Public Works shall have the power, 
on giving the holder of the license or occupier of the site of 
the work six months’ notice, to cancel, revoke, or withdraw the 
License at any time if necessary or desirable in connection with 
any scheme thai may be formulated for the improvement of the 
Colombo Creek, or in connection with the constitution of a 
Vrust for the management of that Creek. 

6. That ro compensation shall be payable by the Crown in 
respect of such cancellation, revocation, or withdrawal to any 
person whomsoever. [123] 


“WATER RIGHTS ACT, 1802.” 


APPLICATION No. 289, Wacaa WacaGa Lanp Boarp 
DISTRICT. 


Ee accordance with the provisions of the ‘‘ Water Rights Act, 

1902,” it is hereby notified that the following report has 
been presented to me regarding the result of an inquiry into the 
application of F. Simpson, for a License under Section 10 of 
the said Act, in respect of a dam on Nowranie Creek, portion 1, 
parish of Nowranie, county of Urana. 


CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister for Public Works. 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1910. 


DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD. 


New South see 
to wit. 


WHEREAS on the 2nd day of June, 1910, it became a matter 
for investigation before us whether an application, No. 289, 
made on 8rd March, 1910, by Ferguson Simpson, under the 
provisions of Section 10 of the “ Water Rights Act of 1902,” 
for a license in respect of a Dam on Nowranie Creek, portion 
1, Parish of Nowranie, County of Urana, Land District of 
Urana, should be granted; and having taken evidence and 
inquired into the said matter, we report that this application 
has been duly advertised as required by law, and that there is 
no objection to the granting of a license as applied for by 
Ferguson Simpeon, who is the occupier of the surrounding land, 
and we recommend that it be issued subject to the conditions 
set out on Exhibit “ D.” ; 


Mr. Meillon, solicitor, appeared for and with F. Simpson. 
Mr. District Works Officer Archer appeared for the Works 
Dept. 

No objections were lodged or shown at this inquiry. 


Given under our hands, at the Cou:t House, at Jerilderie, 


in the State of New South Wales, this 2nd day of 
June, 1910. 


M. A. MACLEAN, Acting Chairman. 
WALTER DAY,) Members of 
G. MoLELLAN, Jf Local Land Board. 


The Conditions referred to. 
(1) Depth of water held back not to be more than about 4} 


feet. ‘The level of the crest of the bywash to be fixed at | 


1-71 ft. above a Bench Mark established in the vicinity 
of the work, and particulars of which are in the Depart- 
ment of Public Works. 


(2) In the event of scour taking place in the bywash, the latter 
to be protected or a permanent overshot dam of timber, 
brick, or concrete, to be constructed therein to the eatis- 
faction of the Chief Engineer for Irrigution or Drainage. 


(3) That the Minister for Public Works shall have the power, 
on giving the holder of the license or occupier of the site 
of the work six months’ notice, to cancel, reroke or with- 
draw the License at any time if necessary or desirable in 
connection with any scheme that may be formulated for 
the improvement of Nowanie Creek or in c nnection with 
the sonstitation of a Trust for the management of that 
Creek. 


(4) That no con pensation shall be payable by the Crown in 
respect of such cancellation, revocation, or wi hd:awal to 
any person whomsovever. 


(6) The term to be not longer than 5 yearr, [128] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 


[13 Juny, 1910. 


“WATER RIGHTS ACT, 1902.” 
Apriication No. 89, Maitranp Lanp Boarp Disrxict. 


I’ accordance with the provisions of the “ Water Rights 

Act, 1902,” it is hereby notified that the following report 
has been presented to me regarding the result of an inquiry 
into the application of J. H. Keys for a License under Section 
10 of the said Act, in respect of a pump on the Hunter River, 
portion 5, Parish of Clanricard, County of Brisbane. 


CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister for Public Works. 


- 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 9th July, 1910. 


DEOISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD. 

New South Wales, 2 

to wit. y 
WHEREAS on the 23rd day of Juue, 1910, it became a matter 
for investigation before us, an application made on 7th fep- 
tember, 1959, by John Hudson Keys for a License under 
Scction 10, “ Water Rights Act, 19J2,” for Pump on tho 
Hunter River, within freehold Por. 5 of 2,560 acres, in tl.e 
Parish «f Clanricard, County of Brisbane; and having taken 
evidence and inquired into che said matter, we recommend that 
a license be granted to the Applicant for Pump on Portion 5 
of 2,660 acres in above Parish and County,—the license to be 
subject to the Conditions set out on paper marked Exhibit 
“X ” herewith. 

Applicant appeared in person. 


Given under our Hands, at the Court House, at Muswell- 
brook, in the State of New South Wales, this 23:d 
day of June, 1910. 

ARTHUR SHARP, Chairman. 


W. L. C. BRECHT, 
CHAS. H. COX, } Members, 


The Conditions referred to. 


(1) That the Minister for Public Works shall have the power 
to regulate or absolutely stop all pumping operations, 
should he at any time think or deem it necessary to do so 
in the public interests. 

(2) That the Minister for Public Works shall have the power, 
on giving the holder of the license or occupier of the site 
of the work six months’ notice to cancel, revoke, or with- 
draw the license, at any time if necessary or desirable 
in connection with any scheme that may be formulated for 
the improvement of the Hunter River, or in connection 
with the constitution of a Trust for the management of 
that River. 

(8) That no compensation shall be payable by the Crown in 
respect of such cancellation, revocation, or withdrawal to 
any person whomsoever. 

(4) That the term be not longer than 5 years. 


“WATER RIGHTS ACT, 1902.” 
AppLicaTion No. 91, Matrnanp Lanp Boarp District. 


ike accordance with the provisions of the ‘Water Rights 

Act, 1902,” it is hereby notified that the following report 
has been presented to me regarding the result of an inquiry 
into the application of H. R. Flanders, for a License under 
Section 10 of the said Act in respect of s pump on the 
Hunter River, portion 139, Parish cf Rowan, County of 


Durham. 
CHARLES A. LEER, 
Minister for Public Works. 


[124] 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 12th Ju'y, 1910. 


DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD. 
New Soutn Watzs, ) 
to wit. J 

WueERRAS on the 22nd day of June, 1910, it became a matter 
for investigation befo-e us an application made on 17th 
November, 703, by Herbert Robert Flanders, for a license 
under Scction 10, “ Water Rights Act, 1902,” for Pump 
situated cn the Lank of the Hunter River, within part of 
Por. 139, Parish of Rowan, County of Durham; and having 
taken evidence and irquired into the said matter, we recom- 
mend that a Licenee be granted to the Applicant for a term cf 
5 years, fur a G inch “ Hornsby” Tump, erected on Portion 
139, in above Pari-h & County, subject to the Condition that 
the Minister fur Public Works shall have power to regulate 
or absolutely ttop all pumping operations, should he at eny 
time think or decm it necessary to do so in the public interests. 

No one appeared to oppcse tbe application. 

H. R. Flanders appeared in person. 


Given under our Hands, atthe Court House, at Muewell- 
brook, in the Stite of New South Wales, this 22nd 
day of June, 1910. 

ARTHUR SHARP, Chairman. 
W. L. C. ie dae wrsn Bets: 


7122] CHAS. H, COX, 


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13 Juny, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 11 


3761 


“COUNTRY TOWNS WATER AND SEWERAGE ACTS, 
1880-1905,” 


CERTIFICATE OF AMOUNT EXPENDED ON ADDITIONAL WORKS 
oF WATER Surply For TuE Town oF ORANGE. 


W HEREAS by a notification pubiished in the Government 

Gazette of the 29th day of June, 1910, No. 103, the 
Goverror of the Sta'e of New South Wales, in pursuance of 
the power in that behalf given to or vested in him, did thereby 
notify that certain Additional Works of Water Supply for the 
town of Orange, constructed under the direction of the Minister 
for. Public Works for the time b ing, in accordance with the 
provisions of the “Cou try Towns Water and Sewerage Acts, 
180-1905,” had been completed: Now, I, The Honourable 
CuHarLes ALFRED Lzg, the Ministir for Public Works for the 
time being in and for the said State, in accordance with the 
provisions of the said Acts, do hereby certify that the whole 
amount expended by the Government uf the said State on the 
raid Additional Works of Water Supply, with interest at the 
rate of four pourds per centum cn the sums making up euch 
amount calculated from the time such sums were expended to 
the thirty-first day of Mas, one thousand nine hundred and 
ten inclus ve, amounts to the sum of seven t) ousand six hundred 
pega pounds nine shill:ngs aid nine pence (£7,634 
Ys. 94 


Given under my Iland, this twelfth day of June, in the 
year of our Lord one thousand nire hundred and 
ten, 


CHARLES A. LEE, 


[131] Miniter for Public Works. 


“COUNTRY TOWNS WATER AND SEWERAGE 
ACTS, 1880-1905.” 


CFRTIFICATE OF AMOUNT EXPENDED ON ADDITIONAL Works 
OF WATER SUPPLY FOR THE Town OF LiTHGow. 


| W HEREAS by a notification published in the Government 


Gazette of the 25th day of May, 1910, No. 84, the 


Governor of the State of Nev South Wales, in pursuance of 


the power in that behalf given te or vested in him, did thereby 
notify that certain Additional Works of Water Supply for the 
town of Lithgow, constructed under the direction of the 
Minister for Public Works for the time being, in accordance 
with the provisions of the “Country Towns Water and 
Sewerage Acts, 1880-1905,” had been completed: Now, 
J, The Honourable CHartes ALFRED Leg, the Minister for 
Public Works for the time being in and for the said State, 
in accordance with the provisions of the said Acts, do hereby 
certify that the whole amount expended by the Government 
of the said State on the eaid Additicnal Works of Water 
Supply, with interest at the rate of four pounds per centum 
on the sume making up such amount, calculated from the time 
such sums were expended to the thirtieth day of June, one 
thousand nine hundred and ten, inclusive, amounts to the sum 
of two thousand two hundred and twenty-one pounds fifteen 
shillings aid eight pence (£2,221 15s. 8d.). 


Given under my Hand, this twelfth day of July, in the 
year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and 


ten. 
CHARLES A. LEE, 


[145] Minister for Public Works. 


[225] 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1910. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, under 
the provisions of section 144, subsection 5, of the 
‘Public Works Act, 1900,’’ that it is intended to con- 
struct a line of Tramway from Castlereagh-street to 
Flinders-street, in accordance with the plans and 
books of reference prepared in connection with the 
said line, which are now to be seen in the Office of 
the Constructing Authority, Phillip-street, Sydney, 
and at the Office of the Clerk of Petty Sessions, 
Central Police Court, Sydney. 


CHARLES A. LEE, 
Constructing Authority. 


GOVERNMENT TRAMWAYS. 
CASTLEREAGH-STREET TO I'LINDERS-STREET. 


[’ is hereby notified that the construction of a Tram- 
way from Castlereagh-street to I linders-street 
(commencing at a point marked A on plan, and ter- 
minating at a point marked B on plan, being a dis- 
tance of 48 chains 24°42 links), has been duly authorised 
under the provisions of ‘The Public Works Act, 
1900,’’ and there is now open for inspection, at the 
Office of the Minister for Public Works, the said 
Minister being the Constructing Authority for the said 
line, a plan of the said line and of the lands through 
which it will pass, together with a book of reference, 
in which are set forth a description of the said lands 


and the names of the owners and proprietors thereof, 
so far as the same can be ascertained. All persons, 
therefore, who may be interested in the said lands 
to be effected by the said line are hereby required to 
forward to the said Constructing Authority, within 
one month from the first date of the publication 
thereof, a notice in writing of any objection that may 
appear to them to exist to the adoption of the said 
line, or any part thereof, or to any of the works pro- 
posed in connection therewith._-Dated at Sydney, 
this twelfth day of July, in the year of our Lord one 
thousand nine hundred and ten. 


(L.S.) CHARLES A. LEE, 
Constructing Authority. 


The Seal of the Constructing Authority was affixed 
hereto at Sydney, this twelfth day of July, 
1910, in presence of — 
JOHN Portus. 
[224 | 


PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


ais Public Service Board invite applications for 

the following position. Application should be 
made on a form for the purpose, obtainable at the 
Office of the Board or from Clerks of Petty Sessions 
in country districts, and should reach the undersigned 
not later than the date specified :— 


18tH Jury, 1910. 


Process ENGRAVERS’ OPERATOR, Government Printing 
fice. The salary of the position, which is in the 
General Division, is at the rate of £208 per 
annum. Applicants will be required to undergo 

a practical test, and the successful applicant will 

be employed on trial in the first instance. Suit- 
able applicants already permanently employed in 
the Public Service will receive first consideration. 

By order of the Board, 


R. A. GILFILLAN, 
Secretary. 


[257] Department of Navigation, 


Sydney, 11th July, 1910. 
NAVIGATION ACT OF 1901. 
| \HE following List of Certificates issued from Ist April to 
- 80th June, 1910, by the Department of Navigation, 
under the conditions of the Imperial Order-in-Council of the 
€th May, 1891, is published for general information. 
JOHN S. D’AROY, 


Acting Secretary. 


Name. No. Date. Born. 
MastTeR (Foruian-aorna SHIP). 
Andresen, Carl... ...| 642 { 29 April | N.S.W., 1887. 
Marr, James Runcie ...| 643 | 26 May..| N.S.W., 1885. 
Tufnell, Geo. i ...| 641 | 25 April | England, 1882. 


First Mate (Forrren-coine Suir). 


Mackenzie, Jobn ... 556 | 13 May..| Scotland, 1885, 
Salvatori, Wm. Hy. 555 7 , | NS.W., 1835. 
Webb, Victor Gordon 558 | 16 June... England, 1888. 


Sreconp Mate (FoREIGN-GOING SuaTIp). 


Divine, Chas. Lawford ...{ 570 | 8 April | England, 1887. 
Hegarty, Arnold Raymond} 571 | 7 May..| N.S.W., 1879. 


Srconp Mats (Forsien-aoinc STEAMSHIP). 
Smith, Arthur Brown 29 | 18 May..| Scotland, 1891. 


First Crass ENGINEER. 


Cullen. Ward, Walter) 441 | 8 June..{| N.S.W., 1884. 
Douglas. 
Dale, Thomas Read «| 440 | 22 April | England, 1883. 
Stevenson, Douglas Lee ..| 442 | 9 June..| N.S.W., 1883. 
Seconp Oxnass ENGINEER. 
Bankes, Joseph Hajfield . ) 684 | 14 April | Scotland, 1885. 
Cullen, John i) . (685 4 ta, N.S.W., 1886. 
Clarke, John Charles} 691 | 24 June..) N.S.W., 1886, 
Bonarius. 
Gow, Francis Montagu) 688 | 27 May..| N.S.W., 1883. 
Wallace. ’ 
Gowing, Daniel John ...| 686 | 5 S. Australia, 18%4, 
Gilmour, Wm. _... ...| 689 | 16 June.| S. Australia, 1684. 
Grothkop, Wilhelm Fred-} €90 | 17__,, Germany, 1878. 
eich. 
Hugh, Richard Wm. _.. | 687 | 23 May..| N.Z., 1835. 
Smith, Alexender... ...| 642 | 380 June..| N.Z., 1886. 
; . Ne oa Cave 


a thteeneenntrnibnn heen, 


3762 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. [13 Juny, 1910. 


IN THE SUPREME COURT OF 
NEW SOUTH WALES. j 


Thursday, the seventh day of July, 1910. 


ULES 150, 151, 152, 153, 154, 155, 156, 157, 158, 327, 

337, and 476 of the Rules of the 22nd December, 1402, 

and Rules 2 and 4 of the Rules of the 24th November, 19(9, 

are hereby rescinded and the follow. ng Rules promulgated in 
their place :— 


495. Unless otherwise ordered, matters for hearing before 
the Full Court shall be taken in accordance with the following 
directions : 


(a) Any matter which, in the opinion of the Cvurt, 
should be disposed of immediately, may be heard 
forthwith, or at such time as the Court appoints. 

(b) Criminal and other Crown cases will have preccdence 
on Fridays. 

(c) Subject to the provisions of clause (a) hereof, Motions 
generally will have precedence on Mondays and 
Fridays. 

(ad) Subject to the preceding clauses, every matter in the 
Term paper will be heard in the order in which it is 
entered in the Term book. 


150. Every application for a nonsuit, or for a new trial, or 
in arrest of jadgment, or for judgment non obstante veredicto, 
or for a venire de novo, or to enter a verdict, or to increase or 
reduce the amount of the verdict, sha'l be by notice of 
motion, and no rwle nisi order to show cause or formal pro- 
ceedings other than such notice of motion shall be made or 
taken. The moving party shall within eight days (or in 
causes tried at Circuit Courts within fourteen days) after the 
trial file a notice of appeal, together with all affidavits to be 
used in support of such motion. Provided that any such 
affidavits may, by leave of the Court (ra Judge, be filed at a 
later date. 

151. Every such notice of motion shall state the day or 
days on which the cause was tried, the verdict given or other 
termination of the trial, the motion intended to be made, and 
the grounds on which it will be made; and when the party 
had counsel at the trial shall be signed by one of such 
counsel. 


1l5la. A copy of every such notice of motion shall be left 
at the chambers of the Judge before whom the cause was 
tried on the day cn which it is filed, and a coy-y thereof, and 
of any affidavit that may be filed in support therecf, shall on 
the day on which it is filed be served upon each opposing 
party or upon each solicitor on the record. 


152. On or before the last day limited for filing such notice 
of motion, the moving party shall order acopy of the notes of 
the Judge before whom the cause was tried, and within eight 
days after receiving the same shall file a printed copy of such 
notes, and at the same time lodge three additioxal printed 
copies, and shall also within the same time serve four printed 
copies upon all parties upon whom a copy of the notice of 
appeal is required to be served ; Provided that a Judge may 
on such conditions as he thinks fit extend the times for order- 
ing, filing, lodging, and serving copies of such notes, or may 
dispense with the printing or ordering of such notes. 


154, Every such notice of motion shall be for the first day 
on which the Court sits in Banco after the expiration of six- 
teen days from the filing of such notice: Provided that no 
matter in which printed copies of the Judge’s notes have to 
be filed and served shall be called on for hearing before such 
copies have been filed and served, or the time for so doing has 
expired, unless the Court or a Judge otherwise directs. 

155. The moving party will be restricted upon the hearing 
to the grounds specified in the notice of motion. 


157. The Associate of the Judge who tried. the cause: shall 
attend the Court on the hearing of the motion with the 
issues, exhibits, and other papers, and shall discharge there- 
after the duties of the Prothonotary in respect of such motion 
until the same is disposed of. 


158. Where a notice of motion under Rule 2 hereof has 
been filed and no motion is made when the case~is called on 
for hearing, the motion shall, unless the Court otherwise 
orders, be dismissed with costs. ; 


158a Where any such notice of motion‘is filed it shall not 
Operate as a stay of execution, except in cases where the 
Judge has reserved any point or given leave to move the 
Court in respect of any point. , 


158. These Rules shall come into force and apply to all 
matters in which no memorandum of intention to move for a 
new trial, &c., has been filed on or before the 23rd day of 
July instant: Provided that in matters in which such memor- 
andum has been filed before that date the memorandum may, 
upon the consent in writing of all parties, or their Solicitors, 
ark filed, be treated as a notice of motion under these 

ules, 


W..P.. CULLEN, C.J. 
ROBERT D. PRING, J. 
§280] oo ALEXANDER GORDON, Jy 


| 


NORTHERN DISTRICT. 


|G pursuance of the provisions of the ‘‘District 

Courts Act, 1901,’ I hereby appoint the following 
day for holding a District Court at the place herein- 
after mentioned, viz. :— 


At Morwilambel, on Tuesday, the 23rd August, 
E. SCHOLES, . 


udge.. 
The 17th day of June, 1910. [7858] 


HE Police Magistrate and Justices of the Peace 
in Petty Sessions assembled at the Court-house 

at Penrith, this 13th day of June, 1910, do hereby 
appoint the second Monday in each month to be the 
days on which all actions under the ‘‘Small Debts 
Recovery Act, 1899,” and any act amending the same, 
shall be heard and determined at the Court-house at 
Penrith aforesaid, in the Petty Sessions District of 


Penrith. 
T. B. CLEGG, 


Police Magistrate. 


Court-house, Penrith, 
[7702] 


13th June, 1910. 


ose Bench of Stipendiary Magistrates in Petty 
Sessions assembled at the Court-house at Manly, 
this third day of June, 1910, do hereby appoint Fri- 
day in each and every week to be the days on which 
all actions under the ‘“‘Small Debts Recovery Act, 
1899,’? and any Act amending the same, shall be 
heard and determined at the Court-house at Manly 
aforesaid, in the Petty Sessions District of Manly. 


By the Court, 


GEORGE H. SMITHERS,. j 
Stipendiary Magistrate. 
[7424] ; 


pat Police Magistrate and the Bench of Magis- 
trates, assembled in Petty Sessions at the Court- 
house, Alstonville, do hereby appoint the Thursday 
before the first Friday in every month for the holding 
of a Court of Petty Sessions.—Dated at Alstonville, 
this 2nd day of June, 1910. 


MORETON H. FITZHARDINGE, 


[7430] Chairman: 


Sha tas Court of Petty Sessions at Liverpool have this sixth 
day of July, 19.0, fixed the first Wednesday in each 
month a3 the day for holding the Court of Petty Sezsions for 
the Petty Sessions District of Liverpool. é' 
t. B. CLEGG, P.M. 
J. 8. PHKRY, J.P. 
Court-house, 1 irerpool, I. B. BO3SLEY, J.P. 
6th July, LYlu. {221 ] 


BY virtue of the authority vested in me under the 

“District Courts Act, 1901,’ I hereby appoint 
Mr. William Swift Bromhead to be Deputy Registrar 
ef the District Court at Muswellbrook, vice Coghlan, 
and pending permanent arrangements being made,— 
to take effect from the 2nd instant. 


GRANTLEY FITZHARDINGE, 
District Court Judge, 
Southern and Hunter District. 


5th July, 1910. [150] 


THE undersigned Police Magistrate, in Petty Sessions 

, assembled at t*e Court-house, Moama, in the state of 
New South Wales, have this 5th day of July, 1910, appointed 
Kobert Barrie Walsh as Deputy Bainff of the Small Debts 
Court at Moama,—to take effect from 6th July, 1910. 


J. L. SHROPSUIRE, P.M. 


Court-house, Moama, 
5th July, 1910. : , [223] 


‘W\HE Stipendiary Magistrate sitting in P.tty Sessions at 
Charlestown has this day appointed William Orr, Bail.ff 
ot the Small Debts Court at Charlestown, vice John MeUann, 


resigned. be 
THOMAS CLANCY, ' 

Activg Clerk of Petty Sessions. 
Court of Petty Sessions, Charlestown, i dad 


5th July, 1910, . [222] 


4 
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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 


3763 


13 Juny, 1910.] 
] THE undersigned, Justice of the Peace, in Petty 
» Sessions assembled at the Court-house, Obley, 
have this 9th day of July, 1910, appointed Arthur 
Robert Bath, First Class Constable of Police, to be 
Bailiff of the Small Debts Court at Obley, vice Con- 
stantine, transferred,—to take effect from this date. 


Court-house, Obley, J. MUNRO, J.P. 
9th July, 1910. [264] 


| THE undersigned, Justice of the Peace, sitting 
» as a Court of Petty Sessions at Obley, within 
the Police District of Dubbo, hereby appoint First 
Class Constable A. R. Bath to act as Registrar of the 
Small Debts Court at Obley, vice Constantine, trans- 
ferred, to take effect from this date. 


Court-house, Obley, J. MUNRO, J.P. 


9th July, 1910. [265] 


HE Stipendiary Magistrate sitting in Petty Ses- 
i sions at Minmi, on the 6th day of July, 1910, 
appointed William Orr to be Bailiff of the Small Debts 
Court at Minmi, vice John McCann, resigned. 
MICHAEL BREEN, 


Acting Clerk of Petty Sessions. 
Court-house, Minmi, 


9th July, 1910. [266] 
[269] Police Department, 
Inspector-General’s Office, 
Sydney, llth July, 1910. 


INSPECTOR. OF SLAUGHTER HOUSES. 


Y virtue of an authority vested in me by an Order 

of His Excellency the Governor-in-Council, I 

have appointed the undermentioned member of the 

Police Force as Inspector of Slaughter Houses, and of 
cattle intended to be slaughtered :— 


Constable Frank Albert Brien; Station—Mogil Mogil ; 
Police District for which appointed—Walgett. 
N.B.—It is to be understood that the appointment 


of members of the Police Force as Inspectors of 
Slaughter Houses will cease on their leaving the Ser- 


vice, 
THOMAS GARVIN, 
Inspector-General of Police. 
[227] Police Department, 


Inspector General’s Office, 
Sydney, 4th July, 1910. 


INSPECTORS OF SLAUGHTER HOUSES. 


Y virtue of an authority ve-ted in me by an OrJer of His 
Excellency the Governor in Council, I have appointed the 
undermentioned members of the Police Force as Inspectors of 
Slaughter Houses, and of cattle intended to be slaugntered :— 


Senior-constable Herbert Ernest Vizz:rd; Station —Wanaar- 
ing; Police District for which appointed — Bourke. 


Senior-constable George Henry Sawtell; Station—Collaren- 
dabri; Police District fur v hich appointed — Walgett. 


N.B—It is to be understcod that, the appointment of 
members of the Police Force as Inspectors of Slaughter 
Houses will cease on their leaving the Service. 


T. GARVIN, 
Inspector-General of Police. 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
341 Pitt-street, 
Sydney, 18th June, 1910. 


NUOTiCE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


NoricE TO THE OWNERS OF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 


Auburn: Byrnes-street, from existing main to North- 
parade; North-parade, from. Byrnes-street to 
Hampstead-road; Hampstead-road, from North- 
parade to Belimba-sireet. es 

City: Crown-street, from Liverpool-street to William- 
street. 

Drummoyne: Lyons-road, from St. George’s-crescent 
to submarine main. a 1 
Hornsby Shire: Galston-road, from existing main to 
_Kthel-street. ri 
Kuring-gai Shire: Roland’s-avenue, from existing 

main southerly 320 yards. 9, ; 

Mosman: Raglan-street, from existing main south- 
westerly 50 yards; Melaleuca-street, from Almara- 
street north-westerly 148 yards; Fairfax-road, 
from existing main westerly 79 yards; and Lower 
Spit road, from Upper Spit road to existing main. 


— 


North Sydney: Iredale-avenue, from Murdoch-street 
_easterly and northerly 289 yards. 


Randwick: Arden-street, from existing main south- 
erly J37 yards; Boundary-street, from Carrington- 
road westerly 154 yards; Church-street, trom 
cxisting main to King-street; King-street, from 
Church-street easterly 82 yards; and Dangar- 
street, from existing main southerly 91 yards. 


Rookwood: Church-street, 
Martin-street. 

Ryde: Constitution-road, from Adelaide-street to 
Federal-road; and Falconer-street, from Parkes- 
street north-easterly 459 yards. 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 


alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 60 
yards from the main pipe]. 


from existing main to 


Hii main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated as above, are hereby required on or before 
the 3rd day of August next, to cause a proper pipe 
and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water from 
the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


D. C. ROBERTSON, 
Inspector of the Board of Water Supply 


[7714] and Sewerage. 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
341, Pitt-street, 
Sydney, 2nd June, 1910. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notice TO THE OWNERS or TENEMENTS AND 
PREMISES IN— 


Auburn: St. Hellier’s road, from existing main to 
Hall-street ; Hall-street, from St. Hellier’s road 
to Percy-street; Percy-street, from Hall-street 
south-westerly 241 yards. 

City: Livepool-street, from existing main to exist- 
ing main. 


Kuring-gai Shire: Nelson-road, from Tryon-road north- 
westerly 365 yards; Trafalgar-avenue, from Clan- 
ville-street to Middle Harbour road ; Chelmsford- 
avenue, from Trafalgar-avenue to Waimea-road ; 
Waimea-road, from Chelmsford-avenue southerly 
422 yards; Kvlburn-road, from Clanville-street 
to Waimea-road; Ortona-road, from Grosvenor- 
road south-easterly 99 yards; Bent-street, from 
existing main south-westerly 55 vards. 

Iaverpool: FElizabeth-street, from Railway-street 
easterly 322 yards; Atkinson-street, from existing 
main south-easterly 134 yards. 


North Sydney: Murdock-street, from existing main 
to Hodgson-street; Hodgson-street, from Mur- 
dock-street to existing main. 


Randwick: Barker-street, from Perouse-road to Kara- 
street; Kara-street, from lJBarker-street to 
Howard-street ; Barker-street, from Kara-street 
to Dine-street ; Dine-street, from Barker-street to 
existing main; Beach-street, from existing main 
to Carr-street ; Carr-street, from Beach-street to 
existing main; Oberon-street, from Wolseley- 
street westerly 79 yards; Dudley-street, from 
Mount-street to Byron-street; Fish-street, from 
existing main to Major-street ; Major-street, from 
Fish-street to Moore-street; Moore-street, from 
Major-street westerly 104 yards. 


Smithfield and Fairfield: Cardwell-street, from Liver- 
pool-street westerly 329 yards. 


Vaucluse: Towns’-road, from Black-street to New 
South Head road. 

Warringah Shire: Pavilion-street, from existing main 
south-easterly 39 yards; Crown-road, from Bridge- 
road to Pavilion-street. 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than sixty 
yards from the main pipe. ] 


HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
T down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated as above are hereby required, on or before 
the twentieth day of July next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


D. C. ROBERTSON, 
Inspector to the Board of 
Water Supply and Sewerage. 


[7420] 


3764 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETT#, No. 110. [13 Juny, 1910. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS. 
By-Law No. 875. 


A he Deputy Chief Commissioner fcr Railways and Tram- 
ways, in pursuance of the powers conie:red by the 
“ Government Railways Act, 1901,” as amended by the “ Rail- 
ways Commissioners Appointment Act, 1°06,” does hereby 
make the following By-law, and all previous By-laws, Condi- 
tions, and Regulations conflicting therewith are hereby repealed. 


Stamped Parcels. 


In connection with the rates for Stamped Parcels shown on 
page 51 of Coaching Rate Book (By-iaw No. 371), the mini- 
mum charge for any stamped parcel will be 3d., except in the 
case of newspapers, for which the minimum charge will be 1d. 


Interstate Fares. 


The pasrengcr fares between the stations mentionel here- 
under will be:— 

2nd Single. Ist Return. Ist Holiday 

Excursion. 

£78. JO) A8 £87 Ga eee ae 

Sydney to Bendigo (via 8 5 0 Rubinnilas 

West). 

Mudgee to Melbourne... ......... TELL OP Oaee 


Theatrical Scenery, &c. 


Theatrical scenery, properties, and luggage will be carried 
in goods trucks between stations in New South Wales and 
stations in the other States at the rate of 4d. per mile for four- 
wheeled trucks, minimum charge 20s, and 6d. per mile for 
bogie trucks, minimum charge 30s., conditionally upon the 
members of the theatrical company travelliog by rail. The 
scenery, properties, and luggage will be accepted for carriage 
by passenger train at the convenience of the Chief Commis- 
sioner. 


Rate for “ Monier ” Septic Tanks and Aerators. 


“ Monier” septic tanks and aerators will be charged at “C” 
Class rate in 5-ton lots for each four-wheeled truck. 
Smaller quantities first class rate. 


Children’s Periodical Tickets. 


Periodical Tickets for all distances will be issued to children 
under 14 years of age at half the ordinary fares, and Periodical 
Tickets for distances not exceeding 100 miles will be issued at 
half fares to children who are 14 years of age but under 18 
years of age. 

(1.8.) JNO. HARPER, 
Deputy Chief Commissioner. 


The Common Seal of the Chief Commissioner for Railways 
and Tramways was hereunto affixed by the Deputy 
Chief Commissioner, this sixth day of July, in the year 
of our Lord, 1910, in the presence of,— 


J. 8. Spurway, 
Secretary. - 


Approved by the Governor-in-Council on the 11th day of 
July, 1910. 


J. Greson, 
[255] Clerk of the Council. 


NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


PPLICATIONS having been made to bring the lands 

hereunder described under the provisions of the 

Neal Property Act, Certificates of Indefeasible Title 

will issue, unless Caveats be lodged in accordance with 

the Third Schedule to the said Act ON OR BEFORE THE 
17rm Avuaust, 1910 :— 


No. 15,8385. APPLICANT :—John Ross, German- 
ton. LAND :—Municipality Murrumburrah, 182 acres 
36 perches near Harden Railway Station, being farms 
36 and 37, Cunningham Plains Estate, and part por- 
tions 34 and 35, and whole portion 37 granted to 
Severin Kanute Salting, and whole portion 36 granted 


to Patrick Delory; adjoining properties of J. O’Con-. 


nell and Chief Commissioner for Railways and Tram- 
ways. 

No. 15,980. APPLICANTS :—William John Myler 
and James Cashman, both Drummoyne. LAND :— 
Municipality Drummoyne, 2 acres 3 roods, in Argyle, 
Margaret, and Hampden streets, Five Dock,—lot 5, 
Rodd’s subdivision; lot 82, Five Dock Estate; and 
part 1.500 acres (vortion 2568 of parish) granted to 
John Harris: adjoining properties of A. M. Dening, 
A. and A. Dening, Mrs. Jane Clark, and L: Mac- 
kenziea, 


‘{ 18th July, 1910. 


No. 16,215. APPLICANTS :—Emma Bartlett, West 
Maitland, Harold Arthur Bartlett, Francis Henry 
Bartlett, William Hamnett Bartlett, Ethel Beattie, 
Kmma Hllen Kite, and Georgiana Pritchard. LAND: 
—Municipality and town Raymond Terrace, 2 roods 
iG perches, in Hunter and William  streets,—part 
allotments 9 and 10, section 3, granted to James King; 
adjoining properties of E. P. Nowland and G. Pepper. 


No. 16,255. APPLICANT :—Benjamin Neville May- 
man, Coogee. LAND:—City Sydney, 11 perches, in 
Macquarie-street,—part 22} perches (allotment 2, sec- 
tion 41 of map) granted to John Wylde; adjoining 
properties of Sir J. Fairfax, Rev. J. G. Fraser, EH. 
Parkes, and EH. R., G. R. P., and C. S. Hall, and 
Crown Land. 


No. 16,271. APPLICANT :—William Chadwick, 
Sydney. LAND:—City Sydney, 34 perches, in Mar- 
ket-street,—part lots 5 and 6, subdivision 1 rood 4 
perches (allotment 1, section 27) granted to James 
Thomas John Bean; adjoining properties of trustees 
estate J. B. Rundle and trustees estate W. Moffitt. 


No. 16,3898. APPLICANT:—William Best, New- 
town. LAND:—Municipality Newtown, 84 perches, 
in Bhigh and Campbell streets,—lot 7 and part lots 
8 and 9, Wooller’s subdivision of lots 32 to 36, Camper- 
down Terrace subdivision, and part 240 acres granted 
to William Bligh; adjoining property of D. Jones. 


No. 16,413. APPLICANT :—Patrick Toner, Sydney, 


LAND :—City Sydney, 8 perches, in Ice-street,—lot j 


16 and part 17, subdivision of part of Barcom Glen 
Estate, and part 71 acres granted to Thomas West; 
adjoining properties of Mrs. Gleeson, Mrs. Callan, P. 
Toner, and H. Bond. 


No. 16,414. APPLICANT :—William Hardy Wil- 
son, Sydney. LAND :—Municipality Waverley, 1 
rood 183 perches, on Old South Head road,—lots 2 
to 6, Williams’ Estate, and part 11 acres 2 roods 
granted to Michael Woolley; adjoining properties cf 
H. B. Coles and H. L. Norton. 


No. 16,455. APPLICANTS :—Kmil Johan Svend- 
sen and George Alfred Wilkins, both of Young. 
LAND :—Municipality and town Young, 1 rood 8 
perches, in Boorowa-street,—allotment 7, section 2, 
granted to Francis White; adjoining properties of M. 
I. and W. Browne and W. S. Millard. 


No. 16,544. APPLICANT:—Augusta Alice Smart, 
Fairfield. LAND :—City Sydney, 44 perches, in Clar- 
ence-street and Market-row,—lot 6, as occupied, of 
Mrs. E. C. Broughton’s subdivision of allotment 6, 
section 24, granted to Elizabeth Charlotte Broughton 
(in trust); adjoining properties of Mrs. A. A. Smart 
and The City Mutual Life Assurance Society, Limited. 


Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected 
at the Land Titles Office, Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 


W. G. H.-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 
13th July, 1910. [275] 


NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


PPLICATIONS having been made to bring the 

lands hereunder described under the provisions 

of the Real Property Act, Certificates of Indefeasible 

Title will issue, unless Caveats be lodged in accordance 

with the Third Schedule to the said Act, ON OR BEFORE 
tHE 3lst August, 1910 :— 


No. 14,807. APPLICANT :—-Thomas Buckland, 
Sydney. LAND:—Municipality Willoughby, 8 acres 
3 roods 24 perches, in Albert, Archer, William, and 
Spearman streets,—part section 3, North Sydney 
township, and also part 600 acres (portion 98 cf 
parish) granted to John Stirling; adjoining property 
of J. H. Fitzhardinge. 

No. 16,417. APPLICANT:—Henry Finlay, Ray- 
mond Terrace. LAND:—Municipality of Raymond 
Terrace, 2 rocds, at junction of Glenelg and Irra- 
wang streets, town of Raymond Terrace, allotment 10, 
section 16, granted to John Coyle; adjoining proper- 
ties of H. Finlay, and W.. Brown. The applicant 
claims bu possession against the devisees under the 
will of John Coyle. 


Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected 
at the Land Titles Office, Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 


H. R. COLBORNE, 
Acting Registrar-General. 
; 276] 


EEE 


13 Jury, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 


3765 


Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


FFX\HE following Order of the Industrial Court, vary- 

ing the Award, dated the 29th June, 1909, of 
the Iron ‘Trades (lronworkers’ Assistants) Board, 
constituted for the industry of ironworkers’ assist- 
ants in the counties of Cumberland and Northumber- 
land and the Police Districts of Hartley, Kiama, 
and Wollongong, is published in accordance with the 
provisions of section 29 of the ‘‘Industrial Disputes 


Act, 1908.” 
G. C. ADDISON, 
Industrial Registrar. 


(249) 


IN THE INDUSTRIAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH 
WALES. 


ApPLrcaTion No. 344 or 1909. 


In the matter of the Iron Trades (Ironworkers’ 
Assistants) Award, dated 29th June, 1909. 


Thursday, the tenth day of March, one thousand 
nine hundred and ten. 


UPON this matter coming on for hearing this day, 
and it appearing that the Iron Trades (Ironworkers’ 
Assistants) Board has been dissolved, it is hereby 
ordered that the Award of the said Board of the 
twenty-ninth day of June, one thousand nine 
hundred and nine, be varied by the addition of the 
following clause :— 
“The provisions of the said. Award shall not 
apply to the employees of the Commonwealth 
Portland Cement Company, Limited.’’ 


(L.8.) CHAS. G. HEYDON, 
Judge of the Industrial Court. 


[262] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, llth July, 1910. 


PEN DER have been accepted for the following 
Public Works, for the week ending 9th instant : — 


GovERNMENT ARcHITECT’s BRancH— 

General repairs, painting, &c., to Public School 
Buildings and Teacher’s Residence at Glen 
Innes—John Axtell, Glen Innes. 

rection of a Police Station at Tabulam—Arthur 
Roberts, Springwood. 

Additions, repairs, drainage, &c., to Police Build- 
ings at Tumut—W. J. Ritchie, Adelong. 
Additions and alterations to the Refreshment 
Room at the Botanic Gardens, Sydney—John 

Burns, Chatswood. ~ 


Alterations and additions to Public School pre-— 


mises at Kensington—W. H. Bryant, Leich- 
hardt. 


IRRIGATION AND DRAINAGE BRANCH— 
Construction of Prungle Tank on Road Benanee 
Lake to Arumpo (Contract 19/09-10), Went- 
worth District—A. EF. Griffiths, Balranald. 


Roaps AnD BripgEes BRANcH— 

Repairs to Roads and Culverts between Wharf 
and Jighthouse at Point Perpendicular— 
John Madigan, Redfern. 

Comboyne Branch road (Contract 4/09-10), Taree 
District—¥Y. J. W. Strickland, Comboyne. 

MisceiiANsous— 

Cartage and conveyance of Iron and Cement for 
use of the Public Works Department, for 
the period of one year from Ist July instant, 
—H. York, Sydney. 

Unsuccessful Tenderers for the above are requested 
to accept this intimation. 


W. J. HANNA, 
Under Secretary. 


Sydney Harbour Trust Office, 
Circular Quay, 7th July, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR TIMBER. 


[232] 


ENDERS will be received at this Office up to | 


2 pim., on Monday the 18th instant, for the 


Supply and Delivery to the Trust of Sawn Blackbutt | 


Decking, to be used in the construction of Sheds Nos. 
2, 8, and 4, Miller’s Point. é 

Forms of tender and full particulars may be ob- 
tained on application to the Engineer-in-Chief of 


the Trust. 
HAROLD F. NORRIE, 


Secretary. 


METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WATER SUPPLY 
AND SEWERAGE. 


A for the works specified below will be 
received up to 2 p.m. on the date mentioned, 
addressed to the President :— 


18tH Jury, 1910. 


Conivact No. 767.—Supply and WHrection at Drumn- 
moyne Tank Reserve of Steel Joists, &., for Sup- 
ports to Elevated Tank. Deposit, £31): security, 
£150. (Fresh Tenders.) 

Contract No. 918.—Contruction of 3,425 lineal feet 
Monier and Stoneware Pipe Sewers in the Muni- 
cipality of North Sydney. Deposit, £90; 
security, £450. 


251TH JuLty, 1910. 


Contract No. 768.—Supply and Delivery of 18-inch 
Submarine Pipes and Special Castings. Deposit, 
£10; security, £100. 


WILLIAM HOLMES, 
841 Pitt-street, Sydney, Secretary. 


9th July, 1910. 


New South Wales Government Railways, 
Office of the Chief Commissioner, 
Sydney, 11th July, 1910. 


ENDERS will be received at this Office not later 
than 12 o’clock noon on the dates specified for 
the undermentioned Works, Supplies, &c. :— 


Monpay, 18TH Juty, 1910. 


The Supply and Erection of :— 


Three 5-ton Overhead Electric Cranes. 
One 14-ton Electric Travelling Crab. 
One l-ton Electric Travelling Crab. 


Particulars, Electrical Engineer’s Office, 61 Hunter- 
street, Sydney. 


Monpay, 25TH Juxy, 1910. 


The Leasing, for the Purpose of Oyster Culture, &c., 
of Railway Land on the western side of Mullet 
Creek, from Hawkesbury River Bridge northerly 
to the point where the railway line crosses Mullet 
Creek. Particulars, Office of the Railway Estates 
Agent, Longueville Chambers, 50 Young-street, 
Sydney, and at Hawkesbury River, Woy Woy, and 
Gosford Railway Stations. 


The Erection of Electric-light Workshop at Sydney 
Station. Fresh Tenders. Particulars, Existing 


Lines Office, Bridge-street, Sydney. 
Tunspay, 2np August, 1910. 

Cartage of Locomotive Boiler and Pump, &c., 
sae g ; ieee 
weighing about 12 tons,from Yass Railway Station 
to Pump-house, distance about 1 mile, and cf 
‘ ° 2 7 1 \ 
Boiler, &c., from Pump-house to Yass Station. 
Particulars, Steam Shed Inspector at Goulburn, 

: : ern? 
Station-master at Yass Junction, and Chief 
Mechanical Engineer’s Office, Wilson-street, Red- 
fern. 


Monpay, 297TH Aveust, 1910. 


The Supply and Erection at the Ultimo Power-house 
of ‘fwo Centrifugal Feed Pumps, each 400 gallons 
per minute. Particulars, Electrical Engineer’s 
Office, 61 Hunter-street, Sydney. 


Tenders are to be endorsed ‘“Tender for Cranes,” or 
as the case may be. 


The Deputy Chief Commissioner does not bind him- 
self to accept the lowest or any Tender. 


By order, 


J. 8. SPURWAY, 
Secretary. 


3766 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. [13 Juny, 1910. 


rey 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 
TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS. 


ENDERS will be received at this Office, for the Public Works specified in the Schedule hereunder, up to TWO O’CLOOK 
P.M., of the various dates set forth in the second column. 
All envelopes containing Tenders must be addressed to the President of the Tender Board, ana have legibly endorsed upon 
them the name of the work in respect of which the Tender is submitted. 
It is to be understood that the Government does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any Tender; and no Tender wii] 
be accepted until] the same has been reported upon by the proper officer. 


CHARLES A. LEE. 


Dates ' 5 a ana 
eras 5 5 Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions 
Description of Work or Supplies to be mei a General Uordiiens, and form of Tender — Remarks. 
Tendered for. ee e may be seen.” 


Goverament Architect’s Branch. 


Erection of Union Buildings, University of | 18 July, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
Sydney. | ment, Sydney. | 


Additions to Court-house, Parramatta ... [| 18 July, 1910 ; Contractor.’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Court-house, 


Parramatta. 


Repairs to Tar paving, Public School, Redfern 


18 July, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
West. 


ment, Sydney . 


Renovating Teacher’s Residence, Public 


18 July, 19:0 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
School, Hornsby. 


ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Hornsby. 


a 


Erection of Manual Training Room, Public ' 18 July, 1910] Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
School, Hornsby. ment, Svdney; ani Public School, 
Hornsby. 


Contractors’ Koom, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Avondale. 


Repairs and Painting, Public School, Avondale | 18 July, 1910 


Repairs, Improvements, &e, Public School, | 18 July, 1910 
Ryde. } 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; aud Public Schvol, Ryde. 


————— ae, —_——_ os —- 


Additions to Court-house, Paddington ... | 18 July, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney. 
Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Police Station, 
Wollongong. 


General Repairs, &c, Military Buildings, | 18 July, 1910 
Wollongong. 


Repairs to Stop Butt, &c., Rifle Range, 


18 July, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Flemington. 


ment, Sydney. 


18 July, 19:0 ; Contiacto:s’ Room, Yublic Works Hepart- 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Auburn. 


Improvements and Repairs to Teacher’s 
Residence, Public School, Auburn. 


Contractors’ Boom, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Gydnsy; and Publie School, 
Forest Lodge. 


Erection of New Partition, General Repairs, 


25 July, 1910 
Painting, &c., Public School, Forest Lodge. 


Additions, Repairs, and Paivting, Public | 25 July, 1910 Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


School, Goolagong. ; ment, Sydney ; Public School, Goola- 
gong; and District Works Office, 
Bathars*. 


———a 


Additions, Repairs, and Painting, Public { 25 July, 1910 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
School, Tallawang,. 


ment, Sydney; Public School, Talla- 
wang; and District Works Office, 
{i Bathurst. 


Erection of Telephone Exchange, Post and 


25 July, 1910 
Telegraph Office, Drummoyne. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Police Station, 


Drummoyne. 


Erection of New Building, Public School, 


Contractors’ Room. Public Works Depart- 
Mullamuddy. 


ment, Sydney; Public School, Mulla- 
| muddy; and District Works Office, 
\ | Bathurst. 


A tt en ay NE SS 


Repairs, &c., to Court-house, Albury .. 25 July, 1910 


25 July, 1910 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; Court-house, Albury ; 
and District Works Office, Cootamundra. 


Fresh Tenders. 


‘ 


Construction of Sea Wall and Wharf; Exca- | 25 July, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
vations, &c.,at Bantry Bay, Middle Harbour. ment, Sydney, 


SE SE A 


Repairs, Alterations, and Renovations, Public | 25 July, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
School, Narrabri. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Tamworth; and Public School, Nar- 

rabri. 


+ 


13 Jury, 1910.) | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 3767 


WHNDERS FOR ¢ CLL WURKS—contonued, 


Dates 


up to which Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions, 


Description of Work or Supplies to be 


tendered for! render willibe General Conditions, and form of Tender Remarks, 
maceitedh may be seen. 
Government Architect’s Branch—continued. 
Repairs and Paicting, Public School, Mark- | 25 July, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
well. ‘ ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Newcastle ; and Public School, Mark- 
well. ; 
Tarpaving, Public School, Petersham .. ... | 25 Jaly, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Petersham. 
Alterations, Improvements, Painting, and | 25 July, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Minor Repairs, Public School, St. Leonards ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
East. St. Leonards East. 
Repairs, Additions, and Renovations, School | 25 July, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
and Teacher’s Residence, Public School, ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Coolac. Cootamundra; and Public School, 
Coolac. 
Additions to Court-house, Gosford 25 July, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 


Erection of Residence for Teacter, Public 
Sch3ol, Copeton. 


Erection of New Buildings, Public School, | 25 July, 1910 


Barry. 
; | 


Additions, &c., to Public School, Canterbury... 


— 


Erection of Students’ Quarters, Expe: imental 
Farm, Grafton. 


25 July, 1910 


ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Newcastle ; and Court-house, Gosford. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works, Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Armidale; and Public School, Copeton 


ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Bathurst ; and Public School, Barry. 


2 Aug., 1910 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
Canterbury. 


a 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; Court-house, Grafton; | 
and District Works Office, Lismore. 


2 Aug., 1910 


Erection of Police Buildings, North Goulburn 


2 Aug, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
ment, Sydney; Police Station, North 
Goulburn; and District Works Office, 
Goulburn. 


Erection of Lock-up and Court-keeper’s 
Quarters, Orange. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; Vistrict Works Office, 
Bathurst ; and Court-house, Orange. 


2 Aug., 1910 


Additions and Improvements to Public School, 
Edwardstown. 


Erection of Post and Telegraph Office, and 
Residence at Woodstock, 


ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Cootamundra; and Public School, 
Edward stown. 


2 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney ; District Works Office, 
Bathurst ; and Police Station, Wood- 
stock. 


Equipment for New Drying Room, Benevo- 
lect Asylum, Liverpool. 


2 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
{ 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


2 Aug., 1910 
and Court-house, 


ment, Sydney ; 


Additions to Hospital, Tamworth ... ‘at | 


Erection of Two Weathersheds, Public School, 
Cronulla. 


Erection of Telephone Cabinets, at Mortdale 
and Petersham. 


Erection of Telephone Cabi-et in garden of 
Mr. Veitch’s residence, Northwood, Lane 
Cove River. 


2 Aug., 1910 


Liverpool. 

2 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 
ment, Sydney; acd District Works 
Office, Tamworth. 

2 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Cronulla. 


2 Aug.,.1910 Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
ment, Sydney. 


Oontractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney. 


3768 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 110. [13 Jury, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS—continued. 


Dates : - - abe 
aah ‘ “he Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions, 
Description of bah clot sel to be cae Loan iol rs General Conditions, and form of Tender ; Remarks. 
g [ Patil may be seen. : 


| 


Covernment Architect’s Branch—continued. 


Repairs, Improtements, Painting, &c., Public 
School, Kincumber. 


2 Aug., 1910 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Kincumber. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 


Er ction of Students’ Quarters, Expe:imental | 8 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Farm, Glen Innes. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Armidale; and Experimental Farm, 

Glen Innes. 


—_—_—— — 


Providing Additional Accommodation for| 8 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Telephone Exchange ; and Laying on Water ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
to premises, Post and Telegraph Office, Cootamundra ; and  Court-house, 
Gundagai. | '  Gundagai 


Hill. ment, Sydney; and Public School, 


Summer Hill. 


Repairs to Tarpaving, Public School, Summer | 8 Aug, 19:0 


Erection of New School and Teacher’s Resi- | 8 Aug., 1910 | Contractor’s Room, Public Works Depart- 
dence, Public School, Werris Creek. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Tamworth; and Public School, Werris 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
Creek. | 
' 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- ' 


ment, Sydney; and Police Station, ' 


Erect‘on of Police Station, at Scarborough ...| 8 Aug., 1910 
Clifton. 


Erection of ‘'[Teacher’s Residence, Public 
School, Dunvegan. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
meut, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Kempsey; and Public School, Dun- 

| vegan. 


8 Aug., 1910 


ment, Sydney ; District Works Office, 
Tismore; Police Station, Bangalow; 
and Public School, Clun:s. 


Erection of Police Station at Terry Hie Hie .. | 8 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Tamworth; and Police Station, Terry 
Hie Hie.- 


Erection of Police Station at Adamstown ... | 15 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Newcastle; and Police Station, Adams- 
town. 


! 
Addit’ons, &c., to Public School, Clunes ... | 8 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 


Harbours and Water Supply Branch. 


Supply and Erection of Pumping Machinevy, | 18 July, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Water Supply, Dangog (Contract No. 18). ment, Sydney. 


Extension of Coraki Wharf, Richmond River | 18 Julr, 19°90 Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; Cc<urt-house, Lismore; 
Police Station, Coraki; and Public 
Works Office, Newcastle. 


Service Reservoir, Kising Main, and Reticul- ment, Sydney; Public Works Office, 
ation, Water Supply, Dungog (Contract No. ‘ Newcastle and Court-house, Dungog. 


Construction of Pump Well, Engine-house, | 23 July, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
93y). 


Supply and Delivery of Turpentine Piles at | 25 July, 1910 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Port Kembla Jetty ((‘ontract No. 932). 
| 


ment, Sydney ; Police Station, Wyong ; 
and Court-house, Wollongong. 


Supply and Delivery of Leather Sleeves for 
Sand Pump Dredges from Ist July, 1910, to 


2 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney. 
30th June, 1911 (Contract No. 939). 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and OCourt-house, 
Forbes. 


Construction of a Supplementary Steel Service 
Reservoir, Water Supply Extensions, Forbes 
(Contract No. 917). 


8 Aug., 1810 


teeter enti 


ue 
Pane 


13 Jury, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110 3769 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS—continued. 


Dates ‘ P ; od 
ipti j hi Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions 
Description race poe to be a ER te ynich, ; Ga fest gas ane and form, of Tender. 5 fs ae 
received, may be seen. i 


re ee, 


Irrigation and Drainage Branch. 


——$$$$ $$$ ">, 


Construction of the Fernhill Extension of the 
Western Suburbs Sewerage (Contract No. 
924). 

en pemonerey Wnaih a) eT ads free ORS Senter he Biel fe rye tar oti Sn Alt Bh eeaieleite ots £2 titi 

Construction of the Hay Branch of the Mur- | 25 July, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
rumbidgee Northern Canal (Contract No. ment, Sydney; and Court-houses, 
929). Narandera and Hay. 

Pee Se sae ed en Sic eet a ee ee Be eee es eS Sheeler 

Erection of Low Level Timber Beam Bridge | 25 July, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Nepart- 
over Bundidgerry Creek, 3 miles sovth of ment, Sydney; and Ovurt-houses, 
Grong Grong township, Murrumbidgee Narandera and Wagga Wa gga, 
Northern Canal (Contract No. 925). 


18 July, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


ment, Sydney. 


Erection of Bridge over Bundidgerry Creek, | 25 July, 1910 
at Grong Grong Homestead, Murrumbidgee 


Northern Canal (Contract No. 927). 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depaxi: ! 
ment, Sydney; and Court-houses, 
Narandera and Wagga Wagga. 


Construction of Cuttings, Sections 1 and 2, | 2 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Freeh Tenders. 
Great Ana-branch, Darling River (Con- ment, Sydney; Court-houses, Broken 
tract No. 900). Hill, Wentworth, and Swan Hill (Vic.) ; 
Police Station, Mildura (Vic); and 
Department of Public Works, Mel- 


bourne. 


2 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; Court-houses, Broken 
Hill, Wentworth, and Swan Hill (Vic.) ; 
| Police Station, Mildura (Vic.); and 


Construction of Bridges and Regulators, Fec- Fresh Tenders. 
tion No. 3, Great Ana-branch, Darling 


River (Contract No. 900). 


Department of Public Works, Mel- 
bourne. 


2 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Main Canal and one on the Hay Branch of ment, Sydney; and Court-houses, 
the Murrumbidgee Northern Canal, one | Narandera and Wagga Wagga. 

mile east) of Yanko Siding (Contract No. | | | 
919). 


Construction of Two Regulators,—one on the 


RS 


Railway Construction. 


Construction of Electric Tramway from | 18 July, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Waverley to Bronte. ment, Sydney. 


18 July, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


Manufacture, Supply, and Delivery of Cast- 
ment, Sydney. 


icon Tanks, Steel Tank Stands, and Swing- 
ing Jibs. 
23 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
ment, Sydney. 


Construction of the Second Section of the 
Lockhart to Clear Hills Railway. 


Roads and Bridges Branch. 


Erection of Composite Truss Bridge over |] 15 Aug, 1910 
Cockfighter Creek at Bulga, Road Singleton 


to Bulga. 


ment, Sydney; Public Works Office, 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
Newcastle ; and Court-house, Singleton. 


Stores Supply Committee, 
Sydney, Ist July, 1910, 
: TENDERS FOR SUPPLIES AND SERVICES FOR THE PUBLIC SERVICE, 
ENDERS will be received at the Stores Supply Department, 15 and 17 Young-street, for the Supplies and Sei viees 
- specified in the Schedule hereunder, up to 4°15 p,m. on the date set forth in the second column thereof. 


A, BERCKELMAN, 
Secretary and Executive Member. 


Dates up to which 
Tenders 


Remarks. 
will he received, mar. 


Description of Work or Supplies to be Tendered for. 


Ee TT nrnnrnnneneememenallt oll cee een RUSE RRR meneame 


Supply and delivery of 10,000 copies of the Junior English | 13 July, 1910 | Tender forms and further particulars may be 
Text Books for 1911. obtained on application 


No, 110, 13 Jury, 1910.—2, 


3770 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. [13 Jury, 1910, 


(lla) Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910, 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WATERING PLACES. 
fies NDERS will be received at this Office for a lease of the Public Watering Places specified hereunder. 


Tenderers are requested to state what rental they are prepared to offer for a lease, or the lowest sum for which they will 
work the Watering Places with the privilege of retaining the collections as specified in the Regulations. 


Tenders must be addressed to the Tender Board, and endorsed with the name of the Public Watering Place for which the 
Tender is submitted, and accompanied by a negotiable deposit for the sum of £5, with the names eud addresses of two sureties 
for approval, 


The Department does not bind itself to accept any Tender. 
The lease will be subject to the provisions of the ‘‘Public Watering Places Act of 1900,” and the Regulations thereunder 


The lessee may cultivate the Tenant’s Lease, and any improvements which he may effect in the shape of clearing and 
burning off timber may be considered in his favour should he tender for a new lease at the expiration of his term. 


Copies of the Act, Regulations, Conditions of Lease, and Agreement may be seen and further information and forms 
of Tender may be obtained from the local District Works Officer, or from the Department of Public Works, Sydney. 


CHARLES A. LEE. 


Date from which 


. Area of Term Tenders close at 
Watering Place. Tenant’s Lease. Road. of Lease. the vamp be 2 p.m., as under— 
B. tee ps 
Ivanhoe Tank ... tes «| 640 O O | At Ivanhoe oe cr 5 years| 1 Aug,1910 ...| 18 July, 1910 
White Oliffs Tank No. 1 ...| 640 0 O | At White Cliffs ... ais Liaise re aie Lee tes tins PS QM Ani gore 
Brura Tank aoe Ai | 639 8 O | Hillston to Cobar a seo Otte Rage SE Nes op ne » ” 
Wolfreys Weir ... ay ..| 3802 0 O | Brewarrina to Goodooga sey 5) ay ban res - seal Press = 
[252] Registrar-General’s Department, 


Sydney, 11th July,-1910, 


if: is hereby notified that, in conformity with the provisions of the Registration of Births, Deathe, and Marriages Act, 1890, 
the undermenticned Officiating Ministers have been registered at this Office for the celebration of Marriages :— 


No. Name. Dencmination. Residence. Hernitetion 
1910. 
3782 | Reverend Ignatius Le Mesurier, C.P....; Roman Catholic Church (Archdiocese of| St. Brigid’s Retreat,| 29 June 
Sydney). Marrickville, 
8783 | Reverend Matthew Graham Hart ...| Presbyterian Church of Australia in the! Murwillumbah ors] 29 21g 
State of New South Wales. ; 
8784 | Reverend William Parkes... ...| Church of England (Diocese of Goulburn) .| Gundagai_ .., heed Oey 
3785 | Reverend George Eric Menlove oe do do ...| Goulburn .., nde ian 
3786 | Reverend Thomas McCusker ... ..| Roman Catholic Church (Diocese of Goul- do até oi) pointy 
burn). : : 
8787 | Rev. Edmund Ryan ... sie ae do do ...| Tumut ‘ss Paiheeth! 
H. R, COLBORNE, 
Acting Registrar-General, 
[253] Registrar-General’s Department, 


Sydney, 11th July, 1910. 


its is hereby notified that, in conformity with the provisions of the Registration of Births, Deaths, and Marriages Act, 1899, the 
changes of residence of the undermentioned Officiating Ministers have been duly registered at this Office :— 


Residence. 


No. Name. Denomination. Date of 


1940 | Reverend George Acheson Gordon,| Presbyterian Church of Aus-| Blackheath  ..,| 42 Boulevarde, 4 July. 

B.A. tralia, in the State of New : Petersham, ae 
South Wales. 
2618 | Reverend Patrick O’ Riordan 


Roman Catholic Church (Diocese) Albury ... Cootamundra ...) 9 , 
of Goulburn). 
8167 | Reverend Garrett Shannon .., re do do ...|. Temora.., Tea PALOUEY cre Ach ek) 
3250 | Reverend Michael Dominic O’Sullivan do do ...| Goulburn «i| Temora ,.. aalf) ‘ 


H. R. COLBORNE, 
Acting Registrar-General, 


_ powers conferred upon me 
Artesian Wells (Amending) 
the works of drainage referred to in the proposal hereto, 
_ Drainage Trust,” for maintaining, administering, and extend 
:. 


ight Paar 


13 Jury, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 3771 


[235] Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 7th July, 1910. 


APPLICATION FOR A LICENSE UNDER SECTION 10 OF THE “ WATER RIGHTS AOT, 1902.” 


N accordance with section 11 of the “ Water Rights Act, 1902,” I hereby acknowledge the receipt of the following applica- 
tion for a License, and the date and place specified hereunder are hereby appointed for the inquiry in regard thereto :— 


Nameof Applicant.| Nature of Work. Portion. | Parish. County. Land District. Date and Place of Inquiry, 
Thos. Robertson} Dam and race in 0 rh 68. 67 paaopeyers \ Selwyn ...|Tumbarumba} 28th July, 1910; 10 am.,, 
& Bros tna he ik eed oy ones tite Court-I Tumbarumb 
: 66, 68, 4, 9, 10, ourt-house, Tumbarumba, 

Ul, 12, Tote 
15, 45, 46. 


The inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board. All persons interested are hereby notified to attend, and if they 
have any objections to the granting of a License for the said work, they should state their objections at the inquiry hereby 


appointed. 
CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister for Public Works. 
(147] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, th July, 1910. 
APPLICATION FOR A LICENSE UNDER SECTION 24 (1) OF THE “WATER AND DRAINAGE AND 
ARTESIAN WELLS (AMENDING) ACT, 1906.” 


N accordance with section 24 (2) of the “ Water and Drainage and Artesian Wells (Amending) Act, 1906,’’ I hereby 
acknowledge the receipt of the following application for a License, and on the day and at the place specified here- 
under, being within the Land District in which the well or site thereof is situate, a public inquiry will be held as to the 


desirability of granting the application :— 


State whether new 


artesian well, or existing 
fame chen ae well pronosed to be Portion. Parish, County. i ee ae Date and Place of Inquiry. 
iN enlarged, deepened, or | ENED 
altered. | 


Boorara _,,.| Finch...) Western .,.| Date—30th July, 1910; Time 
Australian Land Com- No. 9. —noon; Building—Goon- 
; | doobluie Station: Town— 


any (Limited). 
te Mogil Mogil. 
0 BO eee ee ae 
The inquiry will be held by Mr. F. G. P. Neilley and all persons whose interests appear to be affected by the granting 
of the application shall be permitted to attend at the inquiry, and be heard in support of or in opposition to the granting of the 


The New Zealand and| New artesian well ...) W.LL. 


application. 
: CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister for Public Works. 


[7851 } ; Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910, 


“WATER AND DRAINAGE ACT, 1902,” AND “WATER AND DRAINAGE AND ARTESIAN WELLS 
(AMENDING) ACT, 1908.” 


“@LADSTONE SWAMP DRAINAGE TRUST.” 


NorirFicatron of proposal for the construction of works of Drainage, and the constitution of a Trust for maintaining, administering, and 


extending such works. 


HEREAS section 6 of the “ Water and Drainage Act, 1902,” provides amongst other things that in respect of any works of drainage 


the Minister (that is, the Secretary for Public Works) shall notify in the manner therein enacted proposals for the construction of 
such works, and the constitution of a Trust for maintaining, administering, and extending such works: Now, therefore, I, The Honourable 
the Secretary for Public Works for the time being in and for the State of New South Wales, in pursuance of the 
by the hereinbefore in part recited section of the last-mentioned Act, and by the “ Water and Drainage and 
Act, 1906,” and of all other powers me hereunto enabling, do hereby notify that it is proposed to construct 
and to constitute a Trust, to be called and known as the “ Gladstone Swamp 


ing euch works, in accordance with the particulars set forth and described in 


OCuartes ALFRED Lz, 


the proposal hereto, that is to say :— 


The proposal hereinbefore referred to is as follows :— 


urpose for which it is proposed to constitute the Trust :—To drain off the water from the swamp lands withi 


(a) Description of the p 
he proposed Trust District. 
{b) Plan and description of the works and of the land, whether covered 
purposes of such works and of their cost or estimated cost :— 


with water or not, proposed to be taken or acquired for the 


[13 Suzy, 1910. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 


3772 


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“GLADSTONE SWAMP DRAINAGE TRUST”’—continued. 


(1.) Plan of the works :— 


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13 Jury, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 3773 


“GLADSTONE SWAMP DRAINAGE TRUST ”—continued, 
(II.) Description of the works :— 
The proposed works consist of excavating channels, fencing, culverts, monier piping, and pitching, 


An existing channel, to be enlarged, commences at the left bank of the Kinchela Creek on the road on tl:e south of portion 63, 
parish of Kinchela, enunty of Macquarie, and runs in a generally south-westerly direction for a distance of about 1 mile 4,096 
feet, and passes along the said road, through portions 135 and 134, parish of Kinchela, and terminates cn portion 138 in the 


same parish, near its westernmost boundary. ‘The bottom widths will be 10 feet, 5 feet, and 6.feet ; side slopes 1 to 1 and} tol; 
and depths of flow 5 feet, 4 feet, and 3 feet 6 inches. 


A proposed branch channel will commence on the above existing channel on portion 134, parish of Kinchela, county of Macquarie, 
near a southern boundary, and run in a generally southerly direction for a distance of about 1 mile 4,125 feet, and pass 
through portions 134 aforesaid, 138 and 142, parish of Kinchela, and terminate on reserve No. 32,513, in the same parish, 


near the north-western corner of portion 186. The bottom width will be 6 feet; side slopes 1 to 1 and 3 to 1; and depths of 
flow 4 feet and 3 feet 6 inches. 


A proposed channel will commence on portion 139, parish of Kinchela, county of Macquarie, in the bed of Verges Creek, and run 
in a westerly and northerly direction for a distance of about 1 mile 2,375 feet, and pass along the bed of Verges Creek, 
through portion 139 aforesaid, parish of Kinchela, thence along the roal boundiag portion 136 on the south and on the 
west, and terminate on reserve No. 32,518, in the same parish, near the north-western corner of portion 136 aforesaid. The 
bottom widths will be 6 feet 9 inches and 5 feet ; side slopes, 1 to 1 and 3 to 1; and depths of flow 3 feet 6 inches and 3 feet. 


And another proposed channel with monier piping will commence on the right bank of Darkwater or Belniore River on reserve 
No. 49, parish of Kinchela, county of Macquarie, and run in a generally northerly direction for a distance of about 3,600 
feet, and pass through reserve No. 49 aforesaid, along the road bounding portions 162, 141, 110, a»d water reserve 7,744, and 
terminate at a point on the said road west of the north-western corner of portion 101, in the same parish. The bottom width 
will be 6 feet; side slopes } to 1; and depth of flow 2 feet 6 inches, 


The total length of the channels will be 5 miles 3,536 fe:t, or thereabouts, subject to such deviution of route or modification of 
design, as may hereafter be deemed necessary. 


t 


(III.) Deseription of land to be taken or acquired :—No land is to be taken or acquired. 
(IV.) Zstimated cost of the work :— £5,874. 


(c) Rate of interest, which shall be paid by the Trust :—£4 per centum per annum. 


(@) Charges to be paid by the Trust for water to be supplied by the Crown, and the cunditions of such Supply :—No water is to 
be supplied by the Crown. 


(2) Maximum rate which may be assessed by the Trust :—Ten shillings per acre per annum, 


(7) Description of the Trust District :— 


Glads‘one Swamp Drainage Trust District. 


All that area or tract of country, comprising part of the parish of Kinchela, county of Macquarie, and State of New South 

Wales: Commencing at the north-eastern corner of portion 45, in the said parish of Kiochela; and bounded thence generally 

: on part of the south by a line south-westerly crossing the said portion to the north-eastern corner of portion 44, the 

northern boundary of the last portion, a line west to the eastern boundary of portion 41, part of the eastern and the northern 

boundary of the last portion, a line north-westerly crossing portion 4) to the north-western corner of the portion, a line 

south-westerly crossing portion 105 to the north-western corner of portion 39, a line south-westerly crossing portion 38 toa 

point on its western boundary beariag east of the north-eastern corner of portion 3 of 1 acre 2 roods 4 perches, and a line 

west crossing portions 10, 9, 8,7, and 6 to the said corner; thence generally on the west by the eastern boundaries of 

portions 2 and 1, a line north crossing portions 36 and 35 to the northern boundary cf the last portion, part of 

the last boundary west 8 chains, a line north crossing portion 34 to the southern boundary of portion 33, part of 

the southern and the eastern boundary of the last portion, a line north crossing p rtion 32 to its northern boundary, 

4 a line north-easterly crossing portions 31, 30 and 29, to the south-eastern corner of portion 28, a western, a southern 

7 and another western boundary of portion 181; thence generally cn the remainder of the south by a line north- 

westerly crossing portion 26 to the north-western corner of the portion, a line south-westerly crossing portions 25 and 24 

to a point on the right bank of the Darkwater or Belmore River ssuth of the south-eastern corcer of portion 28, and that 

bank downwards to a point south of the north-western corner of portion 162; thence generally on the north-west by a line to 

- the last-mentioned corner, a line north-easterly crossing portions 141 and 140 to the south-eastern coraer of lot 4, section 18, 

suburban lands of the town of Gladstone, a line, the eastern side of the road bounding water reserve 7,744 and lots 235 and 

233, a line, the north-eastern boundary of section 19, a line, the north-western side of Belmore-street to the north-eastern 

corner of section 16, a line north to the southern boundary of portion 37, part of the last boundary, the south-eastern 

boundaries of portions 37, 98,97, and 93, a line, the southern boundaries of portions 13, 14, and 15, the south-eastern boundary 

of portion 16, a line, the south-eastern boundary of portion 17, the north-easterly prolongation of the last boundary crossing 

‘ portion 18 to its northern boundary, part of the said northern boundary of portion 18, the northern boundary of portion 55 

: and a line east to the left bank of Kinchela Creek; and thence generally on the north-east and south-east by that bank 

upwards to the north-western corner of portion 107, the eastern boundary ef portion 110, part of the southern boundary of 

the last portion westerly for a distance of 11 chains, a line south-westerly crossing portion 178 to the south-eastern corner 

% of portion 179, a line, and the western side of the reserved road running through portion 180, to the point of commencement ; 
4 having an area of 5,660 acres or thereabouts. 


é (9) Number of Trustees, being either three or five :—Three, 

} (4) Number of years within which the cost of the work shall be extinguished by a sinking fund .— Twenty-eight years. 

a CHARLES A. LEE, 

4 Secretary for Public Works, 

: Nore.—Section 8 of the “ Water and Drainage Act, 1902,” enacts that if, within eight weeks after the notification of any proposal, 
4 -"s petition is presented to the Minister signed by at least one-third in number of the occupiers of Crown Land, including homestead 
_ felectors, conditional lessees, and settlement lessees, and owners of other land within the proposed Trust District, objecting to the proposal, 


he shall refer the proposal to the Board for inquiry and report.” 


Section 9 reads :— 


(1) If within the said period no such petition is received-or if the Board reporis in favour of the proposal, with or without 
modifications, the Governor may constitute the Trust with such modifications of the proposal as the Board usay recommend, 
or, where no reference ia made to the Board, with such modifications as the Minister may think fit, 


(2) The constitution of the Trust shall be notified by the Minister in the Gazette. 


(3) Upon such notification the conditions of the proposal, with such modifications (if any) as afo esaia, shall be binding on 
the Trust and on the Crown; and the Minister may, out of the funds raised under this Act, carry out the works described 
in the proposal. 


8774 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. [13 Jury, 1910. 


REPORT BY THE GOVERNMENT STATISTICIAN ON THE VITAL STATISTICS OF 
NEWCASTLE DISTRICT FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE, AND FOR THE QUARTER 
ENDED 30TH JUNE, 1910, 


Tue births during the month were 119, viz., 61 males and 58 females, or at the rate of 1:82 per 1,000 of 


population. Six of these children were illegitimate. 


The deaths numbered 47 (22 males and 25 females), or 0-72 per 1,000 of population. Fourteen 
deaths occurred in Public Institutions. 


The births are 23 and the deaths 15 below the mean number for June during the previous nine years, 


Of the deaths, diseases of the heart were responsible for 7, cancer 5, Bright’s disease 4, 


pneumonia, diarrhcea and enteritis, and wasting diseases of infants, 3 each. 


There were no cases of typhoid fever, 17 of scarlet fever, and 12 of te: reported to the Board 
of Health. One case of diphtheria proved fatal. 


Of the persons who died, 10, or 21-28 per cent., were under 5 years of age; and 6 were less than 
1 year old. The deaths of infants under 1 year old represented 50 per 1,000 births. 


During the quarter ended 30th June there were 413 births (195 males and 218 females), and 148 
deaths (77 males and 71 females), the excess of births over deaths being 265. The birth and death rates for 
the quarter were respectively 6°31 and 2:26 per 1,000 of population, equivalent to annual rates of 25-24 and 
9:04 respectively. 

The chief causes of death and the number of deaths from each were as follows :—Diseases of the heart 
21, pneumonia, ag and enteritis 11 each, eae disease and wasting diseases of infants 10 each, 
accident 9, cancer 8, tuberculosis of lungs and old-age 7 each, diphtheria, congestion and hemorrhage of the 
brain, and br tee 4 each. 


METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS—JUNE, 1910. 


(As SUPPLIED BY THE COMMONWEALTH METEOROLOGICAL BUREAU.) 
Mean barometer, 9 a.m. — 30-075, 


Wind—Prevailing direction, N.W. 


Temperature— 
Highest in the shade, 70:0°, on the 9th. 
Lowest i; 440°, ,, 4th and 28th. 
Greatest range, PAUL mR 5: 
Mean in the shade, 57°3°, 


Humidity— 
Greatest amount, 100°0, on the 16th, 17th, 20th, 21st, 22nd, and 23rd. 
Least 61:0, 10th, 11th, and 13th. 


Rain— 
Number of days, 18. 
Areatest fall, 1-28 inches, on the 4th. 
Total fall, 5:21 inches. 


99 ” 


Lightning—Number of days, nil. 


No. 1.—BIRTHS AND DEATHS, Newcastle District—June, 1910. 


ILLEGITIMATE BIRTHS 


ad BIRTHS. (Included in foregoing). DEATHS. Sag per 

District. 81 Dee, of Popula- 
1909, Males. |Females} Total. Males. |Females| ‘Total. Males. |Females| Total. tion. 
Newcastle City ae .| 15,250 18 15 28 2 1 3 2 5 4 “ 
cp fies Stockton : Sime 2 5 1 ia 1 1 ins eee 
Port District... | Wickben 2 = 12 | 18 25 hd iad & 3 4 7 = 
’ Waratah 3 ue 10 an ie ae 1 ul 2 os 
Waratah District. ) Hamilton be, | | 6 6 12 sts i ee 2 i 3 7 
Lambton ... }/ 60,2504 6 4 10 ay aA # iy He it tee 
NewLambton 1 i 2 as : ot. Oh es 1 1 ane 
Kahibah District. § Adamstown... | o 1 4 wae me i 1 ats 7 a 
Merewether 4, 2 6 ae o an 1 1 2 vs 
Wallsend District— Wallsend aes) { g 6 15 ee ia ae 2 6 8 as 
Hospitals and Asylumas.., isa) eenee 1 1 2 1 1 2 8 6 14 ae 
Total, Newcastle District...| 65,500 61 58 119 4 2 6 22 25 47 72 


3775 
VITAL STATISTICS OF NEWCASTLE DISTRIOT—continued! 
No, 2._DEATHS IN AGE GROUPS, Newcastle District—June, 1910. 
Under 1 year. Total under 6 years. Five years and over. ~ Peic n‘age 
District. Total of Deatl s 
$ Deaths. under 
Males. | Females. Total. Males. | Females. Total. Males. | Females Total. 5 years. 
Newcastle City “a ye cis an ss hs dvi 2 5 7 (ed Ree 
Port District ore vai kL 1 parry 1 1] 4 3 Uf 8 
Waratah District ... 1 ci 1 1 Be 1 3 2 5 laa ea oe 
Kahibah District ...., 1 1 1 il 2 1 3 A Se eee 
Wallsend District... , 2 2 il 3 4 1 3 4 eee ss. 
Hospitals, &c. .. 1 » 1 3 3 8 3 ll La patie es od 
Total ... 1 5 6 2 8 10 20 17 37 47 21°28 
No. 3._-BIRTHS, DEATHS, AND METEOROLOGY—Monthly. 
BIRTHS. DEATHS, METEOROLOGY. 
Illegitimate ‘ ; 
Total. : 3 Total. Ages at Death. Rain 
luded in total). i * : 
Month, : peste it ) F See 4 Mean 
Rate per Rat Rate per | Under One year. Numb empera- 
1,000 of rape ape 1,000 of Total 65 and |/O™MPCF! Total | ture. 
Numb ¥ Numb 1,900 of =|, Numb ; Ki 5-64. f 
‘aad pe nia Population. rigs Pia Romtes 000, Soe PSS Dayit a 
: i Births. 
1909. Inches. 
June 152 2°37 14 “22 59 92 cL 72 18 26 15 12 4°14 55°5 
July 160 2°33 5 08 62 ‘96 14, 98 17 29 16 9 68 514 
August 156 2°43 5 ‘08 64 1:CO 8 51 10 86 18 12 33 55°O 
September...) 149 2°32 16 *25 53 “82 10 67 13 25 15 16 7°85 68°3 
October | 150 2°33 6 ‘09 54 "84 5 33 9 27 Nek 8 13 1-90 62°38 
November...| 166 2°58 8 12 83 1°29 30 181 38 208 1) 9 7 2°21 66°3 
December ,..| 157 2°41 LL <7, C9 1:07 35 223 38 ! eles if 621 69°5 
1910. | | 
January ...| 142 2°17 8 12 | 51 78 vl 7 16 25 10 2 | 869 G19 
February ..| 135 2°06 13 “20 45 ‘69 7 52 15 219 oie 9 4 | 3°22 723 
March Seotee LO 4 1:89 9 “14 42 64 8 of 10 23 | 9 16 4°71 675 
April 151 231. 8 12 51 “78 12 79 14 22 Ly ty Jd 2,53 |.- 65:8 
May .| 143 2°18 if oT 50 “76 7 49 12 20 18 8 661) 621 
June vee | AILS 1°82 6 US) 47 ‘72 6 59 10 23 14 8 521) 673 
1 | 
No, 4.—BIRTHS AND DEATHS—Comparative Table. 
Births, Deaths. Percentage of Total Deaths. 
Period. infantil 
Number Rate ae 1,000 Under sae 5 5 years Total. tue = Moratint Under /| Total under | 5 years 
* Population. 1 year. years. and over. No el rea bet rie 1 year. 5 years. and over. 
June, 1901... 152 2°83 15 20 51 71 1:32 69 || 21°18 23:17 71-83 
ce 1902... 126 2°26 22 35 36 71 1:27 175 }| . 30°99 49°80 60°70 
rf 1908... 161 2°82 14 20 51 71 1:25 toy | AEB yes 28°17 71°83 
7 1904... 166 2°86 Ek 16 58 74 128 66 14°86 21°62 78°38 
” 1905... 146 2°42 14 17 38 65 Gil 96 25°45 30°91 69°09 
5 1906... 140 2°32 11 15 28 43 7 79 25°58 | 34 838 65°12 
Pa 1907... 115 1:87 9 16 40 56 “OL HN ho ke} 16°07 23°37 71°43 
» 1908...) 128 1:94 12 16 46 62 ‘98 98 1935 | 2381 | 7419 
3 1909... 152 2°37 ey: | 18 41 59 92 7 18°64 | BIPol 69°49 
iy 1910... 119 1°82 6 10 37 AT “72 6 12°77 | 21°28 78°72 
No, 5.—PRINCIPAL CAUSES OF DEATH-—June—Comparative Table. 
bo She a any = B c ae 3 eo ey is ee eer 
& Pale] oo ee 2 eo) 5 Soc aee | fea | a 3 
a5) $|/3s/53| 2] = 5 a ato 2 & so 2 | BeUieA, |2g ° 3 
Si Wee as Qi Sais Oe SS ks et I Bi Rewi S taetiaer SS ho 
oF . aoe = oe ee, | | 
3 1 
1901 vee ‘ 2 wee oe (eae pa 6 i 8 2 5 a oh ee i Ne) EG 
1902 ae ‘ 2 i ai i Lshieecs 4, ] 3 5 9 L 3 7 3 4. 
1903 ine decliee™ foes the Bs te aoe 4 1 2 4 9 4 1 5 | 2 4 
1904 ae P 2 i 2 2 1 6 3 4, 4 9 1 eel 34 |) 4 3 2 
1905 ose ; it ws A Peieel. aa 5 3 ii 2 2 Be i! gi 8 | 3 3 tee 
1906 are ; Lr ale ete Ie ec fella Be 1. 2 5 5 fide 2 1 9 | ave 5 io 
1907 ee 2 Bt ef ihag! ae leaeae 3 1 9 4 a 1 3 2 ea 1 
1908 bite 2 Yzer | gee Pate Pele SB one 1 f 6 4 3 3 Ca haw 3 1 
(ee Ye nc; et at g. | ay ee [eee ees free | 2) 7 
ts, er: 1 : es ES Oe ie ee a a ae 


“Includes Malformations, D 


iseases of Infancy, Congenital Debility. 
of 


the Heart, and Angina Pecteris. 


+ Includes Pericarditis, Endocarditis, Organic Diseases 
¢ 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 


VITAL STATISTICS OF NEWCASTLE DISTRICT—continued. 
No, 6.—CAUSES OF DEATH in Newcastle District—June, 1910, 


AGES. AGES 
Cc f Death. Total. C. of Death. Total. 
auses 0: ea ota. Under 5 iat auses ea ‘ota. Under 5 65 
5 an 5 = and 
64 over. 64 over. 
| 
I.—GENERAL DISEASES. VI.—DIszASES OF THE GENITO- 
URINARY SYSTEM AND 
Epidemic Diseases. ADNEXA, 
SaDiphtheria ... ve “ . 119 Acute Nephritis a ° 2 1 1 Ri 
; 129 Bright’s Disease... sort gee 1h 2 1 
Other General Diseases. 125 Diseases of the Prostate 1 vee 1 
27 Tuberculosis—Lungs cles 28 1 ... | 1382 Other Diseases of the Female 
40 Cancer—Stomach and Liver} 4 1 3 Genital Organs u il eee 1 vee 
43 Breast 1 ec 1 
I[.—Diskasts oF tur NERvous XI.—InFancy (UNDER 3 
SYSTEM AND OF THE ORGANS MONTHS). 
OF SPECIAL SENSE. i 
151 Congenital Debility eco 2 2 eee ooo 
64 Congestion and me eS | 151APremature Birth ... 1 1 see 
of the Brain 2 : 2 
74 Other Diseases of the Ner yous 
Byetemy 15. 1 1 XII.—Oxp Ags. 
III.—Drszaszs oF THE ROP | 154 Senile Debility .., Dealt dial ¢tee 2 
TORY SYsTEM. F 
79 Organic Diseases of the Heart) 7 5 2 
8laAneurism .., 1 na ah oe XTII.—Viorence. 
2 4 
82 Embolisa, Thrombosis ve 1 1 + 1166p Accident—Railways cna 
IV.—DIseaszs or THe Resprra- fy: daeamaye , : et 
TORE Syete 2 172 Drowning 1 1 : 
91 Chronic Bronchitis ... 2 mn g | XIV.—Iti-peringp Cavszs, 
9: i 
oF eee de . 5 } 178aHeart Failure 1 er ae 1 
[ 179 Unspecified or IIl- defined 1 ie ste 
V.—DIsEases oF THE DIGESTIVE aes | a 
ORGANS. 
101 Diseases of the Pharynx ...| 1 1 Total ... 47 10 23 14 
105 Diarrhea and Enteritis (child- 
ren under 2 years of age)...; 2 2 . sssees —— 
106 Diarrhea and Enteritis (child- 
ren over 2 yearsand rc ] 1 Bet Males soe eee Ppl 2 13 7 
114 Other Diseases of the Liver.. i wee 1 Females ... “oe 25 8 10 7 
| 
No. 7.—B3IRTHS and DEATHS during the Quarter ended 30th June, 1910, 
i ILLEGITIMATE 
Population, BIRTHS. BIRTHS, | DEATHS, Deaths 
District. 31st Dec, (Included in foregoing.) per 1,000 of 
: 1909. Population. 
Males. |Females} Total. | Males. |Females} Total. | Males. HPemales Total. 
Newcastle City .., se ose A 15,250 81 36 67 3 1 4 13 14 27 Nectes 
. : Stockton ve a ( 7 9 16 1 eee 1 2 3 : 5 eoeves 
Port District... { Wickam th | | sit 7 Wee Flas WP e ame Mite et AT Shes oy ee 
Waratah aiets 24, 23 47 eee cos eee 3 3 6 eoevoe 
Waratah District.. 4 Hamilton h 25 25 E dy 1 1 7 6 13 voavee 
Lambton oe 14 10 24 . ’ 2 2 4 eoeces 
> 50,250 
New Lambton asi | | 9 8 17 1 1 ‘ 3 3 ooecee 
Kahibah District., { Adamstown 9 5 14 2 2- 4 1 5 sonces 
Merewether Bh: | | 13 13 26 ies 2 4 6 senees 
Wallsend District— Wallsend ae y {| 24 34 58 if 1 11 10 21 Sect 
Hospitals and Asylums ae] | eeees 5 | 3 8 5 3 8 22 18 40 venees 
Total, Newcastle District 65,500 | 195 | 218 | 413 10 1l 21 “KA 71 | 148 2°26 


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13 Juty, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 3777 
VITAL STATISTICS OF NEWCASTLE DISTRICT—continued. 
No. 8—CAUSES of DEATH during the Quarter ended 80th June, 1910, 
Number Number 
Causes of Death, 0 Causes of Death. of 
Deaths, Deaths 
I.—GENERAL DISEASES. VI.—DIsEASES OF THE GENITO-URINARY 
SysTeM AND ADNEXA. 
Epidemic Diseases. 
1 Typhoid Fever .,,, nee vse ae 1 119 Acute Nephritis.., ati a 2 
94 Diphtheria act apo 4, 120 Bright’s Disease .. Re 10 
10 Influenza .., nee ae ne Nes 1 122 Calculi of the Urinary System 2 
14 Dysentery .., mae reve 1 125 Diseases of the Prostate i are 1 
131 Cysts and other Ovarian Tumours ,., 1 
132 Other Diseases cf Female Genital Organs 1 
Other General Diseases. 
27 Tuberculosis—Lungs ... eg eo es 7 
28 Meninges soe nC 1 
33 Ocher Greens ee spe 1 VII.—PurRrrraL ConpDitTIon. 
86 Syphilis .., 508 “fc 8C 1 
89 Cancer—Mouth ... oe a 1 137 Puerperal Septicemia ... j 2 
40 Stomach and Liver... oer 4 ; 140 Other Puerperal Accidents, Sudden Death sce 1 
43 Breast... bf See oot Sie 1 
45 Other Organs ... nse AECL ea arth: 2 
48 Chronic Rheumatism, Gout .., ase 96 1 
X.—MALFORMATIONS. 
II.—DisEases oF NERVOUS SYSTEM AND OF | 150 Congenital Malformations 2 
THE ORGANS OF SPECIAL SENSE. 
61 Meningitis... vee * 1 
63 Other Diseases of the Spinal Cord... ee: 1 XI.—InFaxcy (UNDER 3 MONTHS). 
64 Congestion and Hemorrhage of the Brain 4 
65 Softening of the Brain ¢... $e se - 38 | 151 Congenital Debility ... on 3 
69 Epilepsy ... 1 | 1514 Premature Birth fo ee 5 
74 Other Diseases of the Nervous System... 2 
IIT.—DIsEAsEs OF THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM. XII.—Orp Aaez. 
° 77 Pevicarditis ., 5 ay. aco i i | 154 Senile Debility ... cee ve vet % a 
78 Endocarditis = sate 2 
79 Organic Diseases of the Heart ... nas 18 
81 Diseases of the Arteries, Atheroma, &c. 2 
81a Aneurism ... vee eee eee ns 1 XIII.—VIoLEnce. 
82 Embolism, Thrombosis |. ye we 2 
158 Suicide—Drowning oC ee " 1 
| 166BAccident—Railways and Tramways sac a 3 
IV.—DIsEAses OF THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM. 166D Other = a a 1 
167 Burns an cae vee no 2 
91 Chronic Bronchitis oe “aA ani A 172 Drowning Arc ACK eee ae 3 
92 Broncho-pneumonia Fr, ee a 4 
93 Pneumonia al < a Oe es 7 
97 Asthma eee tee aoa eee aoe oer 1 
XIV.—ILuL-DeFINED CavszEs. 
V.—DISEASES OF THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS. | 178aHeart Failure ... a vee . 1 
| 179 Unspecified or Iil- defined 530 toe ven 2 
101 Diseases of the Pharynx.., oie ac 2 re 
104 Gastritis ... 1 Total 143 
105 Diarrhoea and Enteritis (children under 2) 8 — 
106 é - (children over 2 and 
a as 3 
112 Oirrhcsis of the Liver... i sed 2 Males ee ve vee a7 
114 Other Diseases of the Liver ara I. Females ne 71 
117 Other Diseases of the Digestive System... eee af 


Government Statistician’s Office, 
Sydzey, 7th July, 1910, 


ee ee De I aL a gn a 
Notz.—The figures in the foregoing Report are compiled from preliminary returns, and are subject to revision at 


a late 


r date. 


JOHN B. TRIVETT, 


Government Statistician. 


é DISTRICT COURTS. 
NOTICE is hereby given that District Courts will be holden at the Court-house at the places and at the 


ne UU UEUEEESEEEESEISSSSSEY GiSSsSSSnI nna 


When Court to he held. 
Last dat 
Place, entering P 
Date, Hour. 
Hay... 3. ‘ 4 Aug., 1910...] 10 | 18 July, 
Lismore... a PLS es Dello 2 Aug, 
Murwillumbah ..., sont PR a ies caulk Srila yy 
Orange ee sas (a Ea oe Fy Moscl|, “uke Be decn nine 
Wagga Wagga... ih CO aA pil LO 3 Aug., 


” 
Wollongong vie ve | 2L July, 45 | 10 


4 July, 


e for Date of 
laints. Registrar’s Notice. 

1910...| 28 June, 1910,,,{ HE. Harrison. 

yp bef Sed BLY 58 = 55 A. B.C. Burke, 

SS ates » | OH. L. Meads. 
aectte 2 Jure, Peed bie l., eary. 
LOLO Ms ahs Geis Ds Walker, J.P: 

wp, teesd 2A » | J. Saunders. 


[149] 


times hereunder specified. 


Registrar by whom notice given. 


Oe Nee eee aaa eee ee a a RSIS aaa aa naa Eri eae & Taal 


3778 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. [13 Juty, 1910. 


QUARTERLY LICENSING COURTS. 
Pusiicans, Beswens, Sereit MeroHants, &o. 


NOTIOH is hereby given that Quarterly Licensing Courts, under the Liquor Act, 1898, and the Liquor (Amendment) Act, 19¢ 5, 
for the consideration of applications for Publicans, Colenial Wine, Brewers, ‘and Spirit Merchants, Booth, Stand, or Pack: t 
Licenses, renewals, removals, and transaction of other business, will be holden at the respective Oourt-houses and Police Offices: t 
the following places, on the dates and hours specified. 


When Court to be held. 
Date of Notice from 


Licensing District. arivener a Convened by 
Date. Ilour, 

Albnry on i .| 20 June, 1910 18 July, 1910 11 | J. J. Kingsmill, C.L.C. 
Armidale... ca eae 130%, 53 eaplo. 2; Fe 10 | E. M. Cohen, C.P.S. 
Balranald a5 u certs ates Py 18 ,, x 12 W.O. Geikie, C.P.S. 
Bega eae aes His oF 31| 8 Sass 95 melS -3; 4, 1l | C. E. Barnes, C.P.S. 
Bellingen pet celle ees > BaD e 5 ..| LL | F. W. Johnston, C.P.S. 
Berrima fe Vale) ..| 80 May, ,, | 2 ee, 3 il | G.8. Shepherd, C.P.S. 
Bombala .. i as aed veal SL anes hy need? 5 7 Pall ak H. B. Copeland, O.P.S. 
Bourke . «> Swyapeeesd) gagemeads pete ew Se » «| LL ° J, E. McCulloch, C.L.C. 
Braidwood ..| 28 May, 5; wel Ake sj A 10 | G. R. Williams, ©. P.S. and C.L.C. 
Brisbane Water (Gosford) 1 June seacgs rie 10 | F.L. Foster, C. PS. 
Burrowa .. sud sal KOnaaes iy 14 ra 10 | P. HB. B. Barnett, C.P.S. 
Camden ... es Bis Bre oleae he! ah ae he 10 | W. Schwarer, A.C.P.S. 
Campbelltown : 18 May, ,, 19Ss;; sj ll | C.E. Nae A.C.P.S. 
Carcoar . ; 6June, y taal Le 3 ..| 10 | R P. Browne, C.P.S. 
Cooma we . se savlig2D migs . Sealine ee a 4 | LL} ehsG: Hattersley, C.P.S. 
Cootamundra ... Ae whe Tlie od ay 7 eee ni 10 | H.F. W. Fletcher, C.P.S. 
Corowa Soa. ss 20,5 3 11 | R. Hughes, C.P.S. 
Cowra ... ae nes sort Grae 5 20 &F 33 10 | J. Miller, C.P.S. 
Dowling (Milton) Ae we Sel ORs 5 Peal Les ss - ..| 10 | EB. J. Daley, C.P.S. 
Dungog ... a ss Me Ah: Bae’ - Pe ee 7 «| 10 | A.D. Donnelly, O.P.S. 
Germanton : et ee 5 a 55 29's 5 10 | J. T. Healy, A.C.P.S. 
Grafton ... eel se) ys FS 25a * , al eed: M. Cleeve, C.L.C. 
Grenfell ... 1hy ¥ 28am. h, Sel ee Pen Le (Ps Jeffreys, C.P.S. 
Hay adi O45 7m fait 20° 5; 3 uD EH. Harrison, C.P.S. 
Hillston ... ee ee a AOS op ae . 10 | A.M. Dunn, C.P.S. 
Inverell ... Alles 3 Stars, 35 PL. C. C. Vindin, C.L.C. 
Kiama 23 May, ;, LB ays 3 10 | G. Wheeler, C.L.C. 
Maclean ..,, ..14June, , Lbs, 4) 10 | C. W. Swiney, C.P.8. 
Maitland (West Maitland) eee. 5 TOK ise ‘ 10 | R. Waddell, C.L.C. 
Manning River (Taree) 2| 10s 5 265 5 i 11 | A. G. Olson, C.L.C. 
Menindie., ore ieee zs 47> 5 i C. J.C. Hullick, A.C.P.S. 
Metropolitan (Central P Police Court iso) (OO ML AY, neesy 14 ,, ¥ 2 | F.P. Meares, AS C.P.S. and C.M. 
Milparinka , 9June, ,, 205.5, . 1l P. G. Williamson, L.C. 
Murrurundi ane 0 ide 23°, 5 PAE a 3 11 | J. B. Gibson, C. co 
Murwillumbah .., 23 ; well B23 y 10: | Bek Meads, C.P.87 
Nambucca (Bowraville) 2 July, 5 aloo 8 * 10 | B. Cunningham, A.C.P.S. 
Narrandera ao 29June, , SE AG oe - 12 | 8. J. Hamblin, C.L.C. 
Newcastle | her ae; - 21 x ESS ESB Ee Chippindall, C.P.S. and C.M. 
Nymagee .. oe ads see] BO vay, "55 Loos * 10 | S. T. Cupitt, A.C.P.S. 
Parkes. .d:) ac a ove 13.June, 4; 2055 * 1l | W.H. Adams, C.P.S. 
Parramatta vie oe ay Oars ss , are 5 10 | G@. Addison, C.L.C. 
Penrith .., a oe ae BS vr 2 ci » 11 R. G. Green, C.L.C, 
Picton ‘ : 10 , ” 4. ,, ” ‘ 2 Sul Cag Hogue, C.P.S. 
Quirindi ... : ? 255 ‘ Pe 3 11 | C. B. Ross, C.P.S. 
Scone Ps : (eLOUNiay mene lb 3 fs 11 L. A. McDougall, C.P.S. 
Tumbarumba f , 28 June, _,, Vi file 7, 12 W.M. Fincham, C.P.C. 
Uralla ; See i Pen ee eee be 28a 5 IL | G. P. L. Hungerford, C.L.C. . 
Warren ... ; 6 31 May, 5; WO tes i 2 | J. T. Cleary, C.P.S. | 
Wentworth i 5 LS ees, F AD, <i 11 | C. A. Arnold, C.P.S. 
Wollongong . ‘ 20 June, _,, 14g FA 11 | J. Saunders, OPS. } 
Yass : he 2a s 252. a 10°30 | W. Scott, C.L.C 
Young rc e de duly as 20" Fs, * 2 | R. W. Collins, O.L.C. 


ETURN of Merchants’ Explosives stored in the Public Magazines at Sydney and Newcastle, showing the Stock on the Ist June, 
1910, the Receipts and the Issues during the month of June, and the Stock on the 1st July, 1910. 


| 


Packages of Sporting Packages of Blasting g B B o 3 
Powder. Powder. Packagesot [Sal%a [Sagal ve | se | SP sea | 38 
: Nitro-glycerine | g#|] 98 (gi S| g8 | ¢ 5 ée |a38| 3% 1 
. = a) ° 
Loose. ome. Compounds > ee ee an | Se 3 a 3 w ee 2s 2 
50 fb. | 48 Ib. | 25 th.| 10 fb, we; MS ean) Se | oe | 3 gPa| Ae 
Plan — we) ~ 
each. | each. | each.| each, | yp 25 1b | 50 D.|y soug| 50 Ib. aes Pe ea Tae) és = & i) 3 sf38 3 | ' 
each.| each, | each. each, : = iS Q A a 
In Store on the 1s. June, 264] 129 5 5 8,909 | 885 | 6,148 91 7,894 = 3 | 428 927 | 19,597 | 764,763 | 269,700 | 45,820 
1910. 
Received during June 115 25 8 ‘| 4,300 800 as 2,103 1 6 38 ise tox 7,150 | 105,000 | 105,485 oe ; 
Total 2 “..| 879 | 164 | 13 5 ‘$9,209 385 | 6,948 91 9,503 1 9| 466] ... | 927 |26,717 | 839,763 | 475,185 | 45,820 
Issued during June ... 78] 19 4 5 | 3,808 53 | 1,051 2,595* 1 7| 121 270 | 4,962 | 144,275 | 129,785 | 13,460 j 
Remaining on the Ist} 301] 135 9| .. |8,401! 832 |5,397 91 | 6,908 2| 3454)... | 657 | 21,755 | 725,488 | 345,400 | 32,360 
July, 1910. | 


* 2,425 cases home consumption. 
152 cases foreign = 
19 cases destroyed. 


Vv. W. WILLIAMS, 
Superintendent, Explosives Department. 


Lith July, 1910. (268) 


13 Jury, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 3779 


i ee —eSC‘“C(®#SCNSCR 
[254] Department of Fisheries, 


Sydney, 13th July, 1910, 
APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER CULTURE. 


le is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture the 
portions of land set opposite their respective names as mentioned hereunder. 


Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Department daily, excepting 
Saturdays, between 11 and 8 o’clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock. 


Any person may, by memorial to the Board of Fisheries, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds to 2 


be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. 
; J. A. BRODIE, 


Secretary. 
Length 
aaa Applicant. Locality, Parish. County. of be = 
Foreshore. beak) 
Mannina River. Yards, 
6561 | John Comino ..., ...| On the eastern bank of the south channel| Oxley ...| Macquarie .. 100 | 15 years 


of the river, being identical with appli- 
cant’s oyster lease No. 8,097, which will 
expire on the 31st instant, 


HAWKESBURY RIVER. 


6554 | Agnes Curtis nce ...| On the western bank of Berowra Creek, at} North Colah{ Cumberland| 500 | 15 years 
the southern end of William Hibbs’ | 
oyster lease No, 6,264. 
6549 | Henry Samuel Benjamin...) On the northern side of Porto Bay, at the) Cowan _... do 200; inl) 4, 
eastern end of James Buie, junior’s, oyster 
lease No. 5,258. | 
6550 Do ...| On the eastern side of Porto Bay, at the do es do 300 p16 
southern end of Joseph Johnson’s oyster 
lease No. 4,074. 
6551 Do ...| The foreshores of Snake Island, Mooney do ...| Northum- 300 | 15 , 
Mooney Creek, exclusive of the hauling berland. 
ground on the western side of the island. } 


{ 
CLARENCE RIVER. 


6355 | Robert H. Newton .. | On the southern side of Waringa Island,| Taloumbi .| Clarence .. 100 | 15 years 
at the western end of applicant’s oyster lei 

lease No. 5,799. 

6556 Do ...| On the northern side of Araiel Island, near do ob do nt GOs ele a, 

the entrance to Oyster Creek. 


(7951) Department of Fisheries, 
Sydney, 29th June, 1910 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER OULTURE. 
js is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture the 
portions of land set opposite their respective names as mentioned hereunder. 
Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Department daily, excepting 
Saturdays, between 11 and 8 o’clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock. 


Any person may, by memorial to the Board of Fisheries, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and om 


grounds to be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. 
J. A. BRODIE, 


Secretary. 
Lees Applicant. : Locality. | Parish. County. ee oe = s 
OxLypE RIVER. Yards 

6534 | Timothy Wray ...{ On the western side of Pelican Bay, being identical] Goba ...| St. Vincent..| . 200 | 15 years 
with applicant’s oyster lease No. 2,820, which | 
expires on the 30th instant. 

Moruya RI1veg. 

6536 | Timothy Wray ...{ Cn the northern bank of the river, about | Tomaga ...' St. Meo £00 /15 years 
yards easterly from applicant’s oyster lease No | 
4,348. | 

; HawkesBury Riven. 

6538 | James Ross ,«| On the southern shore of Porto Bay, being aad Cowan __,,.{ Cumberland 100 |15 years 

with applicant’s oyster lease No. 3,096, which 


expires on the 30th instant. 


Hastinas River. 


6541 | William Staples ..., On the eastern side of the entrance to Kooloon- Macquarie...| Macquarie.,, ‘0 |15 yeavs 
bung Creek, extending north-westerly from 
Short-street towards Clarence-street, town of 
Port Macquarie. ¥ | 


3780 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. [13 Jury, 1910. 


[89] Department of Fisheries, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 
APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER CULTURE. 
T is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture the 


portions of land set opposite their respective names, as mentioned hereunder. 


Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Departmert daidy, exeepting 
Saturdays, between 11 and 8 o’elock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock. 


Any person may, by memorial to the Board of Fisheries, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds to 
be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. 


J. A. BRODIE, 


Seeretary. 
Length 
L Term of 
No. Applicant. Looality. | Parish. | County. | ore | Lease. 
TweEED River. Yards. 
6263 | John Simpeon and G. H.| On a northern bank of the river, extending| Terranora...| Rous S600 5 years 
Fortey. ; south-westerly from the south-east corner 
| of T. G. Hague’s portion No. 148 of 80 
{ acres, and fronting that portion. 
Hawkespury River. 
Cowan .,..{ Cumberland.| 865 | 15 years 


being identical with applicant’s expired 


6531 | Henry C. Dangar : At the north-east end of Dangar Island, 
oyster lease No. 3,067. 


PANBULA RIVER. 


On the eastern bank of the North Arm of 
the river, 193 yards northerly from the 
Public Oyster Reserve. 


Panbula .,.. 


6479 | William John Moore- 
| head. 


Auckland “| 150 Bs years 


BEerMaAGui RIveER. 


6419 | Paul Bartholomew Bet-{ On the n>rthern bank of the river, adjoining{ Bermagui ...| Dampier ...| 1000 5 years 
tiniand Henry Bremer| the eastern end of Joseph Underhill’s 
oyster lease No. 6,362. 
BELLINGER RIVER. 2 
6544. | John James McGeary...) On a western bank of the river near the| South Bel- | Raleigh | 500 | 15 years 


northern point of entrance to Back Creek. | linger 


CLYDE RIVER. 


6518 | Timothy Wray... ..| On the eastern bank of McLeod’s Creek,’ Bateman ...| St. Vincent. 150 5 years 
lying between A. J. Clarke’s oyster leases! 
Nos. 6,189 and 3,4(9. | 
6519 Do ass ...| On the eastern bank of McLeod’s Creek, at 
the south-western end of A. J. Clarke’s 
oyster Irae No. 6,189. 
6520 Do eae ...| On the western bank of McLeod’s Creek, at 
southern end of A. J. Clarke’s oyster lease 
No. 6,528. 


do. -atiatl badie aac Her OO mien a 


Goba veg do fale AAG 3 


Mines Department Potices, 


APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, bas been pleased to appoint 


Mr. Cuaries Witt1am Tuomas, Relieving Clerk of Petty Sessions, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, Mining Registrar, 
and Officer authorised to issue Miners’ Rights and Business Licenses at Gunnedah, vice Mr. C. C. Weston, relieved,—such 
appointment to take effect from the 13th June, 1910, (1910-4,791~200 Misc.). 

ve 


Mr, Artuvr Cuaries McDonatp, Relieving Crown Lands Agent, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, Mining Registrar, 
and Officer authorised to issue Miners’ Rights and Business Licenses at Hillston, vice Mr. A. M. Dunn, transferred;— 
such appointment to take effect from the 17th June, 1910 (1910-4,940-200 Misc.). 


IW. H. WOOD. 


13 Jury, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 3781 


——ie 


[239] Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 
NOTICES TO APPLIOANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING AND FOR PURPOSES IN CONNECTION WITH 
MINING; TO LESSHES UNDER SUOH LEASES, AND TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. 


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT— 


‘THE undermentioned applications for Leases of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, have been approved 
by His Excellency the Governor and the Executive Council. 


Local Portion Z Date of 
Departmental No. No, Name. No. Locality, | Ares, 8 Apolicetiont 
FOR GOLD-MINING LEASES. 
[1910-5,818 L.B.; 5,847 L.B.; 5,849 L.B.; 5,909 L.B.] 
: Os ate Jae 
Parkes ~47*| 52 | A. McMurray ..( MP 25 | Coanty Ashburaham, parish Cur-/ 1 0 O/ 20] 10Jan.,, 1910 
rajong. 
Yerranderie 41}; 658 | J. M. Stevens ..| @L 190] County Westmoreland, parish} 5 1 37 | 20 | 26 April, ,, 
Merlin. 
Hill End 95 | 104} H. D. Hopman «| 9 33 | County Roxburgh, paris: Beuinbun| 2 0 0] 20|19 May, y 
Nowra 12+) 43) A. Hay mn | 4, 18 | County St. Vinzent, pirish Danjera| 4 O 9 | 20! 23 April, ,, 
i Te ee ve ee Ue Meme ay iL do do ele 4 = OF: 90. 23 2 4 
i 15 61] E Mison and andther| ,, 13 do do = Oe Odo 200 7 May, 4, 
Fifield 7 17 | R. Drummond and) , 6/| County Kennedy, parish Somerset| 6 O O| 20) 19 Mar, _,, 
another. 
Sofala 21 23 | A. Keeley ... .. | 5 179 | County Roxburgh, parish Sofala.... 3 O 0] 20] 26 ,, is 
Burzoga 1* ISD SA Kirb yan: ..| ML 46 | County Georgiana, parish Jeremy! 2) O O01 20! 23 April, ,, 
FOR MINERAL LEASES. 
[1910-5,846 L.B.; 5,850 L.B. ;.5,908 L.B. | 
Barraba 7 14 | S. Pung and others - ML 14 | County Murchison, parish Capel...| 10 0 0 | 20; 28 Aug., 1909 
Hillgrove 27 59 | W. Madrick ... ‘..| 4 79 | County Sandon, parish Metz ...| 20 0 Oj] 20| 3 May, 1910 
ant Fg 36 56 W. Finnigan eli Saag do do pete 0-4 O20 le 1l April. 
Oberon 20 80 | J. C. Billett ... | 3, 29) County Westmoreland, parish) 60 O O | 20 | 16 July, 1909 
| | Banshea, 
* Part of surface reserved. + As modified, 


THE undermentioned application for a Lease of Private Lands for Mining Purposes, in terms of the Mining Act, 


-1996, has been approved by His Excellency the Governor and the Executive Council. 


[1910-5,907 L.B.] 


Ree eee pies! Name. Portion No. Loeality. | Area, | : A are 
| ies $2) 
Rockley 31) 84 | V. Whitbread ... ..| PGL138, | County Westmoreland, parish} 1 O 0O| 20 | 27 Nov., 1909 
part of 31.) Barirg. 


THE undermentioned applications for Gold-mining Leases of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, have 


been refused. 
[1910-5,401 L.B.; 5,402 L.B.; 5,674 L.B.] 


Departmental No. Leal Name. | P cao Locality. | Area, eaien stor 
ie SE Soy 
Goulburn 8} 89> | C.S. Cross ... Sol aaa County King, parish Lampton ... ...| 25 O O | 28 Feb., 1910 
Copelard S30 Od. pled OUST sire. ...| @L 847 | County Gloucester, parishes Bindera and| 10 O 0 | 29 Oct., 1909 
Fitzroy. 
Milparinka 1 1 | M. Connell ... al ein County Evelyn, parish Milparinka ...;10 0 0 | 14 April, 1908 


THE undermentioned applications for Mineral Leases of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, have been 


refused. 
[1910-5,855 L B.] 


Departmental No, me Name. | el a Locality, | Area, | Riention 
ae r.op 
Cowra 4 5 | A. Crawford and another | ...... County Monteagle, parish Llunie...} 40 O © | 24 Feb., 1910 
* ae we do nol rat aeee do do ...| 40 0 OO] 80 Mar, ,, 


THE undermentioned applications for Mineral Leases of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, have 
been refused, the areas applied for being now the subject of later applications by the same applicants. 
[1910-5,854 L.B.; 5,858 L.B.] - 


a _ - SS 


bi Date of 
Departmental No. ek Name | oe Locality. | Area. | Agphicaticn: 
‘ a ¥F. p. 
Cowra 7 8 R. @. Norris... ...| Mt 8 | County Bathurst, parish Kenilworth ...) 49 0 O| 2Mar., 1910 


Emmaville 112 | 129 | ©. Counter ... w|, 841 | County Gough, parish Highland Home| 20 0! 0 | 27 May, 4 


¢ 


3782 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. [13 Jury, 1910, 


I 


NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &o0.—continued., 
THE undermentioned applications for authorities to prospect, in terms of section 17, Mining Act, 1906, have been 


refused. 
[1910 6,101 L.B.; 6,303 L.B.; 6,154 L B.j 

Application No. | Name. | oe Locality. | Area. | qareaclay 
| | astuEtp, 
Glen Innes 4. | -R. N, Kirk... as salle ewes Parish Bloxsome, county Gough ..| 40 0 0] 8 June, 1910 
Capertee 5 | J. P. Barnaby 7 ../Pt. of 127) Parish Airly, county Roxburgh .. rel LOO? OMOM Stars 7 
Moruya 2 | 7, Quinn i.. sae | Sqabac Parish Moruya, county Dampier ois| BO nOs SO get Qnty 


THE undermentioned application for a Dredging | Lease, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, has been refused. 
(1910-5,575 L.B.} 


Departmental No. Toca) Name. | e ortlea Locality. | Area. Avocet 
| | 
&. fT. Pp. 
Sofala 4| 24 | W.J. MacDonnell ...;} au 177 | County Roxburgh, parish Waiberton., 4 0 0| 6Oct., 1909 


| | Part of the right bank cf the Turon 
River. 


IT is intended to refuse the undermentioned applications for Leases of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining 
Act, 1906, and that notice of such refusal will be published in the Government Gazette of 27th July, 1910; and the land 
referred to in euch applications will, after publication of the Government Gazette of that date (namely, at 2°30 0 *elock p-m.), be 
open to be taken possession of in terms of the Mining Act and Regulations, provided there be then no adverse title to the land. 


Departmental No. pce Name. re | Locality. | Area, ap omeiee 
FOR A GOLD-MINING LEASE, 
[1910-5,856 L.B.] eet. pe ; 
Temora 8 | 8 | R Tregaskis... foal esate County Bland, parish Bundawarrah ...| 38 O 0] 12July, 1909 
FOR MINERAL LEASES. 
[1910-5,857 L.B.; 5,859 L.B.; 5,911 L.B.] 
Coramba 4 K, K. Ramsay a eee BE County Fitzroy, parish Waihou ... 540 O O |/ 80 April, 1910 
Murwillumbah 1 7 | G. A. Paulson Wel recta County Rous, parish Condong ... | O'S OF SJaly, 1909 
Emmayille 111) 123 ee Witherdin we] aeeeee | County Gough, parish Scone ... re] LOO OME April a1 OLO 


THE undermentioned Gold-mining Leases of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, have been voided 
the Lessees having failed to execute and take delivery thereof when called upon to do so. 
[1910-5,576 L.B.; 5,577 L.B.; 5,578 L.B.) 


Departmental No. Lee: Name. Eygien Locality. | Area. Date of Lease 
| a. %. Pp 
Copeland 36 | 35 | A. E. Harris... ..| @L 845 | County Gloucester, parish Bindera | 4 0 O]| 20 April, 1910 
Mount Hope 8 8 | M. Kerven | 45, 6 | County Blaxland, parish Mount Solitary) 5 0 0; 8Feb, , 
Coramba 22 bs 22 | B.S. Keats ... » 00 | County Fitzroy, parish Towallum cr a OO eZOPA aril ames 


IT is intended to void the undermentioned Gold-mining Lease of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906 
and that notice of such voidance will be published in the Government Gazette of 27th July, 1910; and the land referred to 
in such lease will, after publication of the Government Gazette of that date (viz., at 2°30 o’clock p.m.), be open to be taken 
posscesion of, in terms of the Mining Act and Regulations. 

[1910-5,853 L.B.] 


is at Snes oe nk te i 


: ee : x: 
~ Departmental No, oe Name. a | Locality. = | Area. | Date of Lease. 
; ee te Nee coe ea e<% [ 
a rr p. 
Yerranderie 18 | 25 | M.L. Hennessy .... gt 18 | County Westmoreland, parish Merlin... 38 O 0 /| 30 Mar., 1910 


— 


THE undermentioned Mining Leases of Private Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, have been voided, the 
Lessees having failed to execute and take delivery thereof when called upon to do so. 
[1910-5,851, 5,852 L.B.] 


Departmental No. eo Name. Portion No. Losality. | Area, | A piratny 
Ben Be Pe 
Yass 15 | 23 | A. Grieves s+| PML 11, part} County King, parish Crosby ..| 17 O O | 20 Oct., 1909 
of 67. 
Delegate 12} 29 | D. Crawford ...| PaL 6, part off County Wellesley, parish Curro-| 4 8 30/16 ,, a 


130 and 131, wang. 


THE undermentioned authority, granted in terms of section 28, Mining Act, 1874, has been cancelled. 
[1910-6,223 L.B.] 


Application | No. of Date of N Portion 
No Authority.| Authority, ame. O 


Purpose for which 
Authority was granted. 


Locality. | Area, 


vt 


1905. Bo Beeps 

23801 1707 | 20 Vec.| The New Hillgrove) mp 2 | County Sandon, parish Metz 1 3 23 | To mine for -gold 
Proprietary Mines antimony, and 
Limited. scheelite. 


a et ES 


- 
i i i i i 


” having been so directed by the Secretary for Mines, wiil, at 2 p.m., on the 2nd day o 


13 Juny, 1910.1 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 110, 3783 


NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &c.—continued. 


__ IT is proposed to cancel the undermentioned Lease issued for mining purposes, and notice of cancellation thereof will 
be published in the Government Gazette of 27th July, 1910; and the land referred to in such lease will, unless held under some 
other title, after publication of Government Gazette of that date (viz, at 2°30 o’clcck, p.m., Sydney time, be available for 
occupation, in terms of the Mining Act, 1. 06. , : 


~ TA. 1910-4,008] 


os ——— — a ee eS 


No. Name. | P enue Locality. | Area. | Application No. 
| 
; A 8.8%. p. 
51 | Australian Agiicultural Company.... Mt 35 | County Northumberland, parish Stan-| 2 2 0 | Hast Mait- 
ford. land 10-65 


: IT is proposed to cancel the undermentioned Dredging Lease, and notice of cancellation thereof will be published 
in the Government Gazette of 27th July, 1910; and the land referred to in such lease will, unless held under some other 
title, after publication of Government Gazette of that date (viz., at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for occupation, 
in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. 


[1919- 4,007] it 
Minine Act, 1906. 


a et =e - = 


No. Name. | ete Locality. | Area. | Application No, 
No. 1 


hs OER, Th 
eu 131 | County Wellington, parishes Muckerwa| 48 0 25 | Stuart Town 4-25 
and Burrandong. 


37 OC. L. Lorentzen and others 


IT is proposed to cancel the undermentioned Private Lands Leases, and notice of cancellation thereof will be 
published in the Government Gazette of 27th July, 1910; and the land referred to in such lease will, unless held under some 
other title, after publication of Government Gazette of that date (viz. at 2°80 o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for 
occupation, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. 

[191C-4,009] reece 
Minine Act, 1906. 


No, Name. pee Locality. | Area. | Application No. 
ee Pag fr p. 
: 28 | O, A. Lee and others a6 ...| PMt 2 | County Cunningham, parish Plevna ...| 388 2 6 | Forbes .2-4 
41 Do tes P| esprit do do ..| 88° 1 21 “3 1-3 


Et oh a el amt eee lle) ye cla ae lak: Sea eee a tere RS ell ei ee 


THE undermentioned Gold-mining Leases have been cancelled for ron-fulfilment of the labour conditions. 
[1910-3,850] 


el — oe 
mn 
———- 


=e | Name | P cae Locality. | Area, | Applicaticn No 

| x ile a a - a) ". v4 

| ak Ragl (25 pia 
462 | A. W. Marshall and another ...| 64 233 | County Wellington, parish Tamba‘oora) 8 O 0 | Hill End 77-80 
513 | W.A.J. Marshall and others ...|__,, 287 do do SA B22 040 i 49-52 


W. H. WOOD. 


First Insertion. 


NOTICH UNDER SECTION 91 OF THE “MINING ACT, 1906,” AND REGULATION 106. 


oe is hereby given that an application, as hereunder, has been made in terms of the abovementioned Act for a Dredging 


Leare to mine for Gold, by means of Dredging in and on the area described, and that I, the Warden of the District, 
f August, 1910, at the Warden’s Court at 


Araluen, hold an inquiry ccnzerniog such application. 


Any objection to the application must be lodged with me, in the Warden’s Office at Araluen, before the day above- 


mentioned. 
ScHEDULE, 
ee 2 SS a  ceae rats: man aR Mae ts ee a a a 
Date of 
> Application Name of Applicant. Description of Area. Area. Application. 
0. 
3 ae ne a nk bbe = 
a ¥. Pp 1909. 
2, Araluen | Henry William Parsons Portions at 4 and sau 2, comprising part of the bed} 75 2 88 30 November. 
(Local No. 2). and banks of Araluen Creek : Commencing at the 
lower boundary of portion sex 1 ; thence down the 


ereek for a distance of about 120 chains, 


A, GATES, Warden. 


[263] 


Tated this 11th day of July, 1910, Z 


3784 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. [13 Jury, 1910, 


[270] n Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 13th July, 1910, 
RESERVE FROM OCCUPATION UNDER ANY MINER’S RIGHT OR BUSINESS LICENSE. 


I3 Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, and in pursuance of the powers conferred by section 14 (3) 
of the “ Mining Act, 1906,” has bcen pleased to exempt from occupation under any miner’s right or business license, the Crown 
Lands herein described. 


[1910-4,933-200 Mis.} me W. H. WOOD, 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Moone. 
Within annual lease No, 1906-4, L., Thos. W. Spence. 
DESCRIPTION, ' 


No. 1,143. County of Ashburnham, parish of Brymedura, containing an area 12 acres 2 roods 14 perches. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of resumed portions 135 to 194,—as shown on plan catalogued A. 6,850-1,770 Roll. 


[271] Department of Mines, 
, Sydney, 13th July, 1910, 
RESERVE FROM OCCUPATION UNDER ANY MINER’S RIGHT OR BUSINESS LICENSE. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, and in pursuance of the powers conferred by section 14 
(3) of the Mining Act, 1906, has been pleased to exempt from occupation under any miner’s right or business license the Crown 
Lands herein described. 


[1910-4,935-200 Mise.] ---—~ W. H. WOOD. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Distaicr oF Breaa, 
DESCRIPTION. 


No. 1,147, County of Dampier, parish of Bermaguee. The Crown Lands within the boundaries of allotments 1, 2, 10, 11, 12, 20, 21, 
22, and 24 of section 6, village of Bermaguee, allotment 1° of section 9 and allotments 1 and 9 of section 10, village of Bermaguee South,—« 
as shown on plan catalogued B. 5-1,965. } 


[272] , Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


RESERVE FROM ALIENATION FOR MINING OR MINING PURPOSES. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the eon- 

currence of the Secretary fur Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining Act, 
1906, the Crown Lands hereunder described shall be exempted from alienation and reserved for mining or mining purposes, and they 
are hereby exempted from alienation and reserved for mining or mining purposes accordingly. 


[1910-5,059-200 Mise. ] 


W. H. WOOD. 
EASTERN DIVISION. _ 


Lanp District or TUMBARUMBA, AND TUMBARUMBA SHIRE. 
DESCRIPTION, 


No. 1,148 (M). County of Selwyn, parish of Dargals. The Crown Lands within the following boundaries: Commencing at the 
confluence of Dargals Creek with Tooma River; and bounded thence by the left bank of that river upwards to the western boundary of 
travelling stock reserve No. 2,726, notified 21st February, 1831; by that reserve south-westerly and south-easterly to its south-west corner ; 
by a line bearing south about 148 chains to a point due east of “The Ink Bottle,’ or “ Round Hill”; by a line west to that hill and the 
range separating the parishes of Khancoban and Dargals north-westerly to a peg marked broad-arrow over 17 on “ The Big Dargal”; by 
a line north to the boundary separating the parishes of Dargals and Jagumba; by that boundary east to the Tooma River; and by the 
left bank of that river upwards, to the point of commencement. 


[273] Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 26,9388 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN THE BOGAN GOLD-FIELD). 


H® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 

concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 
Act, 1906, part of Reserve No. 26,938 from conditional sale (within the Bogan Gold-field), hereunder described, shall be revoked, 
and it is hereby revoked accordingly, 


[1910-5,041-200 Misc.] W. H. WOOD, 
ScHEDULE. ‘ 
Ponce ge se ee Purpose. N pert on. County. Parish. Shire, | Area. | Part revoked, | “bee 


2 


aT Eee 
Parkes ...| Central..| 23,938 | From conditional] 27 Noy., 1897; Kenn¢dy...| Burrill ...) Gcobang «| 160 0 0 | That part commencing at} Misc. 1910- 
sale (within ‘ the north-east corner of} 38,832, 

Bogan Gold- portion “8 (designed); and 

field). F b unded thence south 20 

chains, west about 33 

chains, again south about 

18 chains to the east ex- 

tremity «f a south boun- 

dary cf thesubject reserve; 

8 thence west by that boun- 

dary about 24 chains, and 

by lines north and east to 

the point of commence- 
ment;—being part of de- 

signed portion 28, Plan K 
1,013-2,004. 


RE! 


i ia ir i i i 


13 Jury, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. i10. 


3785 


Zands Department Motices. 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sourn Wates, Pe His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit, able FrepErIC Joun Napier, Baron 
CiELMsForD, Knight Commander of 


(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia, 

\ \ JHEREAS an Adviscry Board, duly constituted 

under the ‘‘Closer Settlement (Amendment) Act, 
1907,” has reported that the land described in the Schedule 
hereto is suitable to be acquired for closer settlement: Now, 
therefore, I, Frreprric JoHN Napier, BARON CHELMSFORD, 
the Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive 
Council of the said State, in pursuance of the provisions of 
the said Act, do declare, by this notification to be published 
in the Government Gazette, that I propose to acquire the 
said land for the purpose of closer settlement. 


SuHEDULE. 
Tue LAND REFERRED TO. 


Area about 37,8384 acres. That part of the estate known 
as ‘‘Bangheet and Gineroi Estate” situate within the 
counties of Burnett and Murchison, parishes of Clare, 
Singapora, Gravesend, Gineroi, Wyndham, Glass, Rider, 
Bangheet, Molroy, Myall, Adams, and Delingera, Land 
Districts of Bingara and Warialda, Gwydir and Yallaroi 
Shires,—approximately shown by red edging on plan cata- 
logued Ms. 882 Moree, in the Department of Lands. 

[Clo. Sett. 1910-2,959] 


Given under my Hand and Seal, this eleventh day of 
July, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine 
hundred and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty's 
Reign. 

By Wis Excellency’s Command, 


S. W. MOORE. 


[178 .GOD SAVE THE KING! 


APPOINTMENT OF A TRUSTEE, ROMAN CATHOLIC 
CEMETERY, NECROPOLIS. 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sourn Watss,) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
able Freperic JoHN Napier, Baron 
CueL~MsForp, Knight Commander of 


to wit. 


(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor, Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia, 


N pursuance of the provisions of the 14th section of the 
Necropolis Act, No. 20 of 1£02, I, Freprr'c Jomun 
Napier, Baron CHELMSFORD, Governor of the State of New 
South Wales aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, do hereby appo nt the underment ored gentleman of 
the Roman Catholic Denomination to be a ‘Trustee of the lan4i 
set ayart asa Roman Catholic Burial Ground at the Necropsli’, 
Rookwood, viz. :— 
Richard Talpin 

(in lieu of the late Mr, P. McMahon). 
[ Ms. 1910-9,826 | 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this twelfth 
day of July, in the year of our Lori one thousand 
nine hundred and ten, and in the first year of His 
Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Exceliency’s Command, 
S. W. MOORE. 


(191) GOD SAVE THE KING! 


————— 


[156] 


Department of Landa, 
Sydney, 18th July, 1910. 


lie is hereby notificd for public information that the under- 
mentioned gentleman has been appointed a Licensed 
Surveyor for this State :— 


Mr. John Norris. 


[MJ]. 1910-5,978] S. W. MOORE. 


No. 110, 13 Jury, 1910.—3. 


[165] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


16 is hereby notified, fur public information, that, in accord- 
ance with the provisions of the Public Trusts Act, 18¢7, 
His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, has been pleased to approve of the appointment of the 
undermentioned gentlemen as Trustees respectively of the 
portions of land hereinafter particularised, namely :— 


Reserve No 44,873 at George’s Creek, ccunty of Clarke, parish 
of Big Hill, area about 2 ac es, notified 16th February, 1910, 
for Public Recreation, namely :— 


Messrs. Jobn Alexander Mitchell, junior. 
John O’ Neil. 
William Lee. 
Harold Hamilton. 
Norman Innes Mitchell Rae. 


(Ms. 1910 9,775] 


Rese:ve No. 45,220 at Guyra, county of Sandon, parish of 
Falconer, area 8 acres, being portion 314, notified 11th May, 
1910, for Public Recreation :— 


Messrs. Frederick Charles Wentworth Wright. 
William Panton Craik. 
Edward Winter Thomas, 
Thomas Neil Rae. 
Thomas Edward Sole. 
Edward James Stevenson. 
Arthur Albert Brown. 


(Ms. 19 0-10,760] 


Reserve No. 45,218 at Guyra, county of Sandon, yarish of 
Falconer, area 20 acres, being portion 815, notified 11th May, 
1910, for Show Ground : — 


Messrs Arthur William Everett. 
Hugh Matthew Finns C: oft. 
Leslie Phillip Dutton. 
'Fhomas Neil Rae. 
William Moore, senior. 
William Willis. 
Frederick Charles Wentworth Wright. 


(Mz. 1910-10,760] S. W. MOORE. 


(166] Department of Lands, 


Syd ey, 13th duly, 19:0. 


T is hereby notifi-d, for public information, that, in accordance 
with the provisions of the Public Trusts Act, 18%7, His 
Excellency the Governor, with the adviceof the Exeeutive 
Council, has been pleased to approve of the appointment of the 
undermentioned body as Trustees of the portions of land 
hereinafter particularised, namely : — 


The portion of reserve No. 44,745 for General Cemetery, at 

I langothlin, county of Clarke, pirish of Kyanda, notifi.d | 2th 

January, 1910, set apa t for Congre.atioaul Burial Ground. 
The Congregational Urion of New South Wales. 

(Ms. 19:0-3,822 


The portion of the General Cemet ry at Carinda, dedica!ed 
1ith November, 1893, set apiré for Burial G.ound for Inde- 
pendents. 


The Congregational Union of New Sou'h Wales. 
[ Ms. 1910-9,744] S. W. MOORE. 


167] Department of Lands, 
; Sydney, 13th July, 19:0. 
it is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accordance 
with the provisions of the Public Trusts Act, 1597, His 
Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, has been pleased to approve of the appointment of 
the undermentioned gentleman as an additional ‘Trustee of the 
portion of the General Cemetery at Mulwala, dedicated 24th 
August, i877, set apart for Roman Catholic Burial Ground :— 


James McFarlane, Esquire. 


[Ms 1910-9,6°2) . S. W. MOO -E. 


3786 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. (13 Juny, 1910. 


[168] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 

1 ES is nereby notified, for public information, that, in accordance 

with the provisions of the 106th section of the Crowa 
Lands Act of 1884, His Excellency the Governor, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to approve 
of the appointment of the undermentioned gentlemen as 
Trustees respectively of the portions of land hereinafter par- 
ticularised, namely :— 


Recreation Ground at Bomba'a, area 9 acres 0 roods 12 perches, 
. dedicated 9th June, 1897 :— 


David Livingstone, Esquire 


(in lieu of Mr. 8. R. Hart, resig cd). 
[ Ms. 1910~9,90 4] 


Show Ground at Tumbarumba, area 9 ccres 3 rcods 7 perches, 
dedicated 10th January, 1888 :— 
Adam Standish Livingstone, Esquire 
(in lieu of the late Mr. H. Vickery). 
[Ms. 1910-9,722] 


Show Grounl at ‘Oberon, area 10 acres 3 rocds 15 percle:, 
dedicated 6th September, 1599 :— 


John Morrow, Esquire 


(in lieu of the late Mr. William H. Minehan). 
( Ms. 1910-9,772 | 


The portion of the General Cemetery at Moonbi, dedicatcd 
12th March, 1869, set apart for Koman Catholie Burial 
Ground :— 


The Right Reverend Patrick Joseph O’Connor, D.D., 
The Very Reverend James Joseph O’ Neill 
(in lieu of The Right Reverend Elzear Torreggiani, D.D, ard 
the Reverend P. D. Ryan, deceased). 
(Ms. 1910-7,843] 


The portion of the General Cemetery-at Moonbi, dedicited 
12th March, 1869, set apart for Presbyterian Burial 
Ground :— 


Messrs. Henry George Swain, 
James Schofield. 
John Ayre, 
Alexander McClelland. 
[ Ms, 1910-7,843 ] 


The portion of the General Cemetery at Mewburn (Rugby), 
dedicated 8th October, 1893, set apart for Roman Catholic 
Burial Ground :— 


The Reverend Edmund Sheahan 


(in lieu of the late G. Frost). 
(Ms. 1910-9,733] 


Recreation Ground at Southgate, area 11 acres 2 roods 10 perches, 
dedicated 19th October, 1834 :— 


Samuel Henry Short, Esquire 
(in lieu of Mr. A. W. McDonald, deceased). 


[ Ms. 1910-9,291 ] 
S. W. MOORE. 


{169} Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accord- 
ance with the provisions of the 106th section of the 
Crown Lands Act of 1884, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to 
approve of the appointment of the undermentioned genile- 
man a3 a Trustee of the portion of the General Cemetery at 
Botany, dedicated 10th January, 1888, set apart for Roman 
Catholic Burial Ground, namely :— 


The Reverend Patrick Dowling 


(in lieu of Mr. William Lupton, resigned.) 


[Me. 1910-4,662] S. W. MOORE. 


[287] Department of T ands, 


Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 
ERRATUM. 


Ag: the Notifications published in the Government Gazette of 
5th January, 1910 (folio 103), and 22nd June, 1910 (folio 
3468), withdrawing an area of %2} perches from Sir Joseph 
Carruthers and F. KH. Winchcombe’s “ Jindabyne West” Hold- 
ing R.A. 3154, such area should have been described as “ 22} 
acres” and not “ 22} perches’ as published. 

[Roads 1907-193-33] 


S. W. MOORE. 


| CMs. 1910-7,363] 


[6412] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 20th Apri], 1910. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
TOWN OF OBERON. 


| ime is hereby notified, for public information, that, at the 

expiration of three months from this date, it is intended, 
under the provisions of section 107 of the Crown Lands Act 
of 1884, and section 57 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, to 
alter the design of the town of Oberon by closing parts of 
Fleming and Prince streets, and lanes within sections 38 and 
46, and opening other lanes within those sections in lieu therof. 

Lithographs showing the proposed alteration may be in- 
spected at the Crown Land Office, Bathurst, Post Office at 
Oberon, and at the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


[Ms, 1910-4,628] S. W. MOORE. 


[9411] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 20th April, 1909. 


PROPOSED ALTERATIONS OF DESIGN OF THE TOWN 
OF NORTH DENILIQUIN. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, at the 
expiration of three months from this date, it is intended 
under the provisions of section 107 of the Crown Lands Act of 
1884 and section 57 of the Crown Lards Act of 1895, to alter 
the design of the town of North Deniliquin, county of Townsend, 
by closing parts of Charles-street, between sections 109 and 
130, 110 and 129, and 111 and 128, exclusive of the part southf 
west of allotment 14 of the lastnamed section; also part ot 
Box-street, between sections 5 and 8, exclusive of the par- 
north-west of allotment 1 of the lastnamed section. 
Lithographs showing the proposed alterations may be 
inspected at the Crown Land Office, Deniliquin, and at the 
Department of Lands, Sydney. 
[Ms. Ls. 1910-4,213] y S.W. MOORE, - 


[6861 | Department of Lands, 


Sydney, llth May, 1910. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
TOWN OF BURI. 


| is hereby notified, for public information, that, 

at the expiration of three months from this date, 
it is intended, under the provisions of section 107 of 
the Crown Lands Act of 1884, and section 57 of the 
Crown Lands Act of 1895, to alter the design of the 
town of Buri, by extending the village boundaries, 
cancelling designed section 3, and substituting there- 
for measured sections 3 and 6,—as shown on plan 
catalogued Buri 12, and opening new streets and lanes 
therein. 

Lithographs showing the proposed alteration may be 
inspected at the Crown Lands Office, Tamworth, and 
at the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


[Aln. 1910-5,358] S. W. MOORE. 


we —e 


[7209] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 25th May, 1910. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF TOWN 
OF WINDSOR. 
T is hereby notified, for public information, that, at the 
expiration of three months from this date, it is intended, 

under the provisions of section 107 of the Crown Lands Act 
of 1884, and section 57 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, to 
alter the design of the Town of Windsor by amending the 
limits of the town and suburban lands. 

Lithographs showing the proposed alterations may be in- 
spected at the Crown Lands Offiee and Council Chambers, 
Windsor, and at the Department of Lands, Sydnéy. 


[Aln. 1910-5,439] S. W. MOORE. 


[7431] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 8th June, 1910. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
TOWN OF TENTERFIELD. 


{' is hereby notified, for public information, that, 

at the expiration of three months from this date, 
it is intended, under the provisions of section 107 
of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, and section 57 of 
the Crown Lands Act of 1895, to alter the design of 
the town of Tenterfield, by closing the part of Scott- 
street between Miles and Manners streets, and open- 
ing a new street along the west boundary of allot- 
ments 1 to 10 of section 22. : 

Lithographs showing the proposed alteration may 
be inspected at the Crown Land Office, Tenterfield, 
and at the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


S. W. MOORE. 


13 Jury, 1910.] | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 


3787 


[291] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 18th July, 1910. 
PROPOSALS under section 105, Crown Lands Act of 1884, 
in respect of Mechanics’ Institute sites at Parkes 
and Wamboyne. 
WHRHAS His HPxcellency the Governor, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, being of opinion 
that it is expedient in the public interest to resume 
the whole of the Mechanics’ Institute sites at Parkes, 
dedicated 9th December, 1892, and Wamboyne, dedi- 
cated Sth October, 1888, and respectively described in 
the Schedule hereto, has directed that this notice under 
my hand shall be published in the Government Gazette, 
setting forth the mode in which it is proposed to deal 
With the lands in question: Now, therefore, notice is 
hereby given, in pursuance of such direction, and in 
accordance with the provisions of the 105th section of 
the Crown Lands Act of 1884, that it is proposed to 
deal with the said lands in the manner following, that 
is to Say,—to revoke the respective dedications thereof 
heretofore made. 


S. W. MOORHD. 


SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


Description of 1 rood of land at Parkes, the dedication 
of which is intended to be revoked. 


‘All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish 
of Currajong, county of Ashburnham, and State of 
New South Wales: Commencing on the eastern side 
of Welcome-street, at the southern corner of allotment. 
2, section 46, town of Parkes; and bounded thence on 
the west by that side of that street bearing south 7 
degrees 30 minutes west 1 chain 623 links to its inter- 
‘section with the north-western side of Short-street ; 
on the south-east by that side of that street bearing 
north 64 degrees 13 minutes east 2 chains 294 links 
to its intersection with the south-western side of Gor- 
don-street; on the north-east by that side of that 
street bearing north 25 degrees 47 minutes west 1 
chein 386 links to the eastern corner of allotment 2 
aforesaid; and on the north-west by the south-eastern 
boundary of allotment 2 bearing south 64 degrees 138 
minutes west 1 chain 404 links, to the point of com- 
mencement,—being allotment 1 of section 46, town of 
Parkes. P. 90-2,139. 

[Ms. 1910-10;929 | 
Description of 2 roods of land at Wamboyne, the 
dedication of which is intended to be revoked. 

All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish 
of Wamboyne, county of Gipps, and State of New 
South Wales, containing an area of 2 roods: Com- 
mencing at the north-west corner of portion 40 of 1 
acre; and bounded thence on the west by a line bear- 
ing north 2 chains 50 links; on the north by a line 
bearing east 2 chains; on the east by a line bearing 
south 2 chains 50 links; and on the south by part of 
the northern boundary of portion 40 aforesaid bearing 
west 2 chains, to the point of commencement. 


[Ms. 1910-10,930] 


[292 ] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 18th July, 1910. 
PRorosaLs under section 105, Crown Lands Act of 1554, 
in respect ofsa Public Recreation Ground at Banks- 
town. 
LEREAS His Excellency the Governor, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, being of opinion 
that i¢ is expedient in the public interest to resuine 
the whole of the land at Bankstown, area 5 acres 173 
perches, dedicated 28rd April, 1895, for public recrea- 
tion, and described in the Schedule hereto, has directed 
that this notice under my hand shall be published in 
the Government Gazette, setting forth the mede in 
which it is proposed to deal with the land in question: 
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, in pursuance of 
such. direction, and in accordance with the provisions 
of the LO5th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, 
that it is proposed to deal with the said land in the 
manner following, that is to say,—to revoke the dedica- 
tion thereof heretofore made. 


[Ms. 1910-10,925 ] S. W. MOORE. 


SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


Description of 5 acres 174 perches of land, the dedica- 
tion of which is intended to be revoked. 


County of Cumberland, parish of Liberty Plains, 
‘Municipality of Bankstown, area 5 acres 17} perches, 
being the land indicated by green edging on plan 
catalogued C, 1,644-2,030. 


[293] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 18th July, 1910. 


PROPOSALS under section 105, Crown Lands Act of 1884, 
in respect of Walgett Recreation Ground and 
Warrena Park, Walgett. 


\ ” HEREAS His Ixcellency the Governor, with the 

advice of the Hxecutive Council, being of opinion 
that it is expedient in the public interest to resume 
the whole of the lands at Walgett, areas 4 acres 3 roods 
and 97 acres 5 roods, dedicated 14th November, 1903, and 
19th September, 1884, respectively, for Public Recrea- 
tion, and deseribed in the Schedule hereto, has 
directed that this notice under my hand shall be pub- 
lished in the Government Gazette, setting forth the 
mode in which it is proposed to deal with the land in 
question: Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, in 
pursuance of such direction, and in accordance with 
the provisions of the LO5th section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1884, that it is proposed to deal with the said 
lands in the manner following, that is to say,—to 
revoke the respective dedications thereof heretofore 
made, and to rededicate the said lands in one area of 
102 acres 2 roods, for Public Recreation. 


S. W. MOORE. 


[Ms. 1916-10,924 | 


SCHEDULE REFURRED TO. 


Description of 4 acres 3 roods of land dedicated for 
Public Recreation, the dedication of which is in- 
tended to be revoked. 


All that piece or parcel of land containing 4 acres 
3 roods, situate in the parish and town of Walgett, 
county of Baradine, and State of New South Wales: 
Commencing on the left bank of the Namoi River, at 
the intersection with the west side of Namoi-street ; and 
bounded thence on the east by part of that side of 
that street bearing south 1 chain; on the south by 
part of the north side of Warrena-street bearing west 
10 chains; on the west by part of the east side of 
Pitt-street bearing north 10 chains; on the north by 
part of the south side of Montkeila-street bearing 
east 38 chains to the Namoi River aforesaid; and 
thence by that river upwards, to the point of com- 
mencement. Includes section 42. Plan Ms. 197 Me. 


Description of an area of 97 acres 3 roods dedicated 
for Public Recreation, the dedication of which is 
intended to be revoked. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish 
and town of Walgett, county of Baradine and State 
of New South Wales, containing an area of 97 acres 3 
roods: Commencing on the left bank of the Namoi 
River, at the intersection with the north prolongation 
of the west side of Fox-street ; and bounded thence on 
the east by that prolongation bearing south 21 chains 
1 link to the north side of Montkeila-street; on the 
south by part of that side of that street bearing west 
36 chains; on the west by a line bearing north 6 
chains 18 links to the Namoi River aforesaid; and by 
that river upwards, to the point of commencement. 
Plan L. 179-1;834a Roll. 


Description of 102 acres 2 roods of land which is in- 
tended to be rededicated for Public Recreation. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish 
of Walgett, county of Baradine, and State of .New 
South Wales, containing an area of 97 acres 3 roods: 
Commencing on the left bank of the Namoi River at 
its intersection with the north prolongation of the 
west side of Fox-street; and bounded thence on the 
east by that prolongation bearing south 21 chains 1 
link to the north side of Montkeila-street; on the 
south by that street bearing west 36 chains; on the 
west by a line bearing north 6 chains 18 links to the 
Namoi River aforesaid; and by that river upwards, to 
point of commencement,—being part of section 44, 
town of Walgett. Plan L. 179-1,834a Roll. . 

Also, all that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish of Walgett, county of Baradine, and State of 
New South Wales, containing an area of 4 acres 3 
roods: Commencing on the left bank of the Namoi 
River at its intersection with the west side of Namoi- 
street; and bounded thence on the east by that side 
of that street bearing south 1 chain to the north side 
of Warrena-street ; on the south by that street bearing 
west 10 chains to the east side of Pitt-street; on the 
west by that street bearing north 10 chains to the 
south side of Montkeila-street ; on the north by that 
street bearing east 8 chains to the Namoi River afore- 
said; and by that river upwards, to point of com- 
mencement,—being Section 42, town of Walgett. Plan 
Ms. 197 Me. 


3788 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 18th July, 1910. 


PROPOSALS under section 105, Crown Lands Act of 1884, 
and section 7, Public Trusts Act, 1897, in respect of 
part of the General Cemetery at Grenfell. 


HERPAS by a notice in writing under the hand 
of the then Minister for Lands of the State 
(then Colony) of New South Wales, published in the 
Government Gazette of the 6th December, 1867, it was 
notified that the land at Grenfell, area 7 acres 2 roods, 
had been duly dedicated for a General Cemetery: And 
whereas His Excellency the Governor, with the advice 
of the Executive Council, being of opinion that it is 
expedient in the public interest to resume such portion 
of the said land so dedicated as is described in the 
Schedule hereunder written, and the area of which 
is 8 acres 2 roods has directed that this notice 
under my hand shall be published in the Government 
Gazette, setting forth the mode in which it is proposed 
to deal with the land in question: Now, therefore, 
notice is hereby given, in pursuance of such direction, 
and in accordance with the provisions of the 105th 
section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, and the 7th 
section of the Public Trusts Act, 1897, that it is pro- 
posed to deal with the said land in the manner follow- 
ing, that is to say,—to revoke the dedication thereof 
heretofore made so far only as it affects the part of 
the said area containing 8 acres 2 roods, and described 
in the Schedule hereunder written. 
[Ms. 1910-10,921 ] 


[295] 


Ss. W. MOORE. 


SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


Description of 38 acres 2 roods, part of the area of 7 
acres 2 roods of land originally dedicated for a 
General Cemetery, the dedication of which part is 
intended to be revoked. 

County of Monteagle, parish of Brundah, containing 
an area of 3 acres 2 roods: Commencing at the north- 
eastern corner of portion 381; and bounded thence on 
the north by a line bearing east 8 chains; on the east 
by a line bearing south 4 chains 388 links; on the 
south by a line bearing west 8 chains to the east 
boundary of portion 381 aforesaid; and thence by that 
boundary bearing north 4 chains 38 links, to the point 
of commencement; being the northern part of Ceme- 
tery site,—shown on plan catalogued C. 970-730. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 18th July, 1910. 


PROPOSALS under section 105, Crown Lands Act of 1884, 
and section 7, Public Trusts Act, 1897, in respect 
of a Public Recreation Ground at Coraki. 

\ HEREAS by a notice in writing under the hand of 

the then Minister for Lands of the State (then 

Colony) of New South Wales, published in the Govern- 

ment Gazette of the 24th October, 1882, it was notified 

that the land at Coraki, area 82 acres, had been duly 
dedicated for Public Recreation: And whereas His 

Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Execu- 

tive Council, being of opinion that it is expedient in 

the public interest to resume such portion of the said 
land so dedicated as is described in the Schedule here- 
under written, and the area of which is 16 acres, has 
directed that this notice under my hand shall be pub- 
lished in the Government Gazette, setting forth the 
mode in which it is proposed to deal with the land 
in question: Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, in 
pursuance of such direction, and in accordance with 
the provisions of the 105th section of the Crown Lands 

Act of 1884, and the 7th section of the Public Trusts 

Act, 1897, that it is proposed to deal with the said 

land in the manner following, that is to say,—to revoke 

the dedication thereof heretofore made so far only as 

it affects the portion of the said area containing 16 

acres, and described in the Schedule hereunder written, 

and to re-dedicate the said 16 acres, together with 

adjoining land, containing an aggregate area of 17 

acres 2 roods, and also hereunder described, for Show 

Ground. 

[ Ms. 1910-10,928 ] 


[296] 


8. W. MOORE. 


SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


Description of 16 acres, part of the 32 acres of land 
originally dedicated for Public Recreation, the 
dedication of which part is intended to be re- 
voked. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish 
of West Coraki, village of Coraki, county of Rich- 
mond, and State of New South Wales, ‘containing 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. [13 Jury, 1910. 


an area of 16 acres: Commencing on the north-eastern 
side of Henry-street at its intersection with the south- 
eastern side of Henderson-street; and bounded thence 
on the north-west by part of the south-eastern side of 
Henderson-street bearing north 42 degrees east 17 
chains 50 links; on the north-east by part of the 
south-western side of Kardinia-street bearing south 
48 degrees east 10 chains to the north-western side of 
Gladstone-street ; on the south-east by part of that 
side of Giadstone-street bearing south 42 degrees west 
17 chains 50 links; and on the south-west by part of 
the north-eastern side of Henry-street aforesaid bear- 
ing north 48 degrees west 10 chains, to the point of 
commencement; exclusive of part of Donaldson-street. 
Plan C. 67-1,834 R. 


Description of an area of 17} acres intended to be 
dedicated for Show Ground. 


County of Richmond, parish of West Coraki, and 
village of Coraki (suburban lands), containing 17 acres 
2 roods: Commencing on the north-eastern side of 
Henry-street at its intersection with the south-eastern 
side of Henderson-street; and bounded thence on the 
north-west by part of that side of Henderson-street 
bearing north 42 degrees east 17 chains 50 links to the 
south-western side of Kardinia-street; on the north- 
east by part of that side of that street bearing south 
48 degrees east 10 chains to the north-western side of 
Gladstone-street; on the south-east by part of that 
side of Gladstone-street bearing south 42 degrees west 
17 chains 50 links to the north-eastern side of Henry- 
street aforesaid; and on the south-west by part of that 
side of that street bearing north 48 degrees west 10 
chains, to the point of commencement. Includes 
suburban sections 47 and 48. Plan catalogued C. 67- 
1,834 Roll. 


[204] Departnent of Lands, 

Sydney, 18th July, 1510. 

. Prorpesats under section 105, Crown Lands Act of 1884. 
in respect of the Show Ground at Coraki and addi- 
tions thereto. 

£¥ LTEREAS His Excellency the Governor, with the 

advice of the Executive Council, being of opinion 
that it is expedient in the public interest to resume 
the whole of the lands at Coraki, areas 9 acres 2 roods, 
4 acres, and 2 acres, dedicated 24th June, 1890, 8th 
October, 1898, and Gth September, 1899, respectively, 
for Show Ground and additions thereto, and de- 
scribed in the Schedule hereto, has directed that 
this notice under my hand shall be published in the 
Government Gazette, setting forth the mode in which 
it is proposed to deal with the land in question: Now, 
therefore, notice is hereby given, in pursuance of such 
direction, and in accordance with the provisions of the 
105th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, that it 
is proposed to deal with the said lands in the manner 
following, that is to say,—to revoke the respective 
dedications thereof heretofore made. 


[ Ms. 1910-10,928 | S. W. MOORE. 


SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


Description of 9 acres 2 roods of land dedicated for 
Show Ground, the dedication gfgvhich is intended 
to be revoked. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish 
of West Coraki, county of Richmond, at Coraki, and 
State of New South Wales,—embracing portion 187 
of 9 acres 2 roods,—shown on plan catalogued R. 
1,231-1,744. 


Description of an area of 4 acres dedicated for ad- 
dition to Show Ground, the dedication of which is 
intended to be revoked. 


All that piece or parcel of land containing an area 
of 4 acres, in the same parish and county, being 
portion 205, dedicated 8th Dctobér, 1898, for addition 
to Show Ground at Coraki,—as shown on plan R. 
1,428-1,744. 


Description of an area of 2 acres dedicated for addi- 
tion to Show Ground, the dedication of which is 
intended to be revoked. 

All that piece or parcel of land containing an area 
of 2 acres, same parish and county, being portion 
206, dedicated 6th September, 1899, as a further 
addition to Show Ground at Coraki,—as shown on 


| plan R. 1,437-1,744, 


—_— 


13 Jury, 1910.} 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110, 3789 


[280] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 138th July, 1910. 


PROPOSALS under section 105, Crown Lands Act of 1884, 
in respect of Public School sites at Chandler’s 
Peak and NKildary. 

\ MNEREAS His Excellency the Governor, with the 

advice of the Executive Council, being of opinion 

that it is expedient in the public interest to resume 
the whole of the Public School sites at Chandler’s 
Peak, dedicated 10th January, 1888, and Kildary, 
dedicated 9th November, 1904, and respectively des- 
cribed in the Schedule hereto, has directed that this 
notice under my hand shall be published in the 
Government Gazette, setting forth the mode in which 
it is proposed to deal with the lands in question: Now, 
therefore, notice is hereby given, in pursuance of such 
direction, and in accordance with the provisions of 
the 105th section of the Crewn Lands Act of 1884, that 
it is proposed to deal with the said lands in the man- 
ner following, that is to say,—to revoke the respective 
dedications thereof heretofore made. 


5S. W. MOORE. 


SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


Description of 2 acres of land at Chandler’s Peak, the 
Cedication of which is intended to be revoked. 


County of Clarke, parish of Lagune, containing an 
area of 2 acres. The Crown Lands within the boun- 
daries of measured portion 28,—as shown on plan 
catalogued C. 943-1,867. 

[Ms. 1910-10,937] 


‘Description of 2 acres of land at Kildary, the dedica- 


tion of which is intended to be revoked. 


All that piece or parcel of land containing 2 acres, 
being portion 42, situate in the county of Bourke, 
parish of Ardlethan, and State of New South Wales: 
Commencing at the west extremity of the most north- 
ern boundary of portion 438; and bounded thence on 
the east by a west boundary of that portion bearing 
south 4 chains; on the south by a north boundary of 
the same portion bearing west 5 chains; on the west 
by part of an east boundary of portion 44 bearing 
north 4 chains; and on the north by part of the south 
side of a road 1 chain wide bearing east 5 chains, to 
the point of commencement. Plan B. 2,596-1,806. 
[Ms. 1910-10,922] 


[298] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


PROPOSALS under section 105, Crown Lands Act of 1884, 
and section 41, Crown Lands Act of 1889, in 
respect of the Racecourse at Howlong. 


\ HEREAS His Excellency the Governor, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, being of opinion 
that it is expedient in the public interest to resume 
the whole of the Racecourse at Howlong, area 95 acres, 
dedicated Sth April, 1870, and described in the Sche- 
dule hereto, has directed that this notice under my 
hand shall be published in the Government Gazette, 
setting forth the mode in which it is proposed to deal 
with the land in question: Now, therefore, notice is 
hereby given, in pursuance of such direction, and in 
accordance with the provisions of the 105th section of 
the Crown Lands Act of 1884, and the 41st section of 
the Crown Lands Act of 1889, that it is proposed to 
deal with the said land in the manner following, that 
is to say,—to revoke the dedication and grant of the 
said land heretofore made, and to re-dedicate part of 
the said land, containing an area of 66 acres 2 roods, 
also hereunder described, for Racecourse. 

[ Mg, 1910-10,082 ] S. W. MOORE. 


SCHEDULE REFERRED To. 


Description of 95 acres of land, the dedication and 
grant of which are intended to be revoked. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish 
of Howlong, county of Hume, and State of New South 
Wales, containing an area of 95 acres: Commencing 
at a point bearing north 16 minutes west and distant 
1 chain 50 links from the north-western corner of E. 
F. Reid’s portion 230; and bounded thence on the 
south by a road 1 chain 50 links wide bearing east 24 
chains 47 links; on the south-east by a road 1 chain 
wide dividing it partly from part of E. S. Russom 


and Chas. Edgehill’s portion 211; and thence by a 
line crossing a road 2 chains wide from Howlong to 
Albury, in all bearing north 21 degrees 48 minutes 
east 20 chains 30 links; on the north-east by part of 
the south-western boundary of W. Smith’s portion 210 
bearing north 68 degrees 12 minutes west about 3 
chains; on the east by the western boundary of that 
portion bearing north 24 minutes west 15 chains; on 
the north by a road 1 chain 50 links wide bearing west 
24 minutes north 29 chains 47 links; and on the west 
by Hollbeach-street bearing south 16 minutes east 35 
chains 36 links, to the point of commencement ;—ex- 
clusive of the road 2 chains wide from Howlong to 
Albury passing through this land in an easterly and 
thence in a south-easterly direction, the area of which 
has been deducted from the total area. Plan H. 63- 


1,668 Roll. 


Description of an area of 66 acres 2 roods which it is 
intended to re-dedicate for Racecourse. 


County of Hume, parish of Howlong, containing an 
area of 66 acres 2 roods: Commencing on the eastern 
boundary of the suburban lands at Howlong, at the 
intersection of the southern side of the main road 
from Howlong to Albury; and bounded thence on the 
north-east by part of that side of that road being 
lines bearing respectively south 79 degrees 29 minutes 
east 8 chains 253 links; and south €8 degrees 12 
minutes east 25 chains 944 links; thence on the south- 
cast by a line bearing south 21 degrees 43 minutes 
west 18 chains 31% links; thence on the south by a 
line bearing north 89 degrees 37 minutes west 24 
chains 514 links to the east boundary of the suburban 
lands aforesaid; and thence on the west by part of 
that boundary bearing north 16 minutes west 28 
chains 1 link, to the point of commencement,—to 


include portion 308. Plan H. 3,560-1,668. 


[299] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


PROPOSALS under section 105, Crown Lands Act of 1884, 
section 41, Crown Lands Act of 1889, and section 7, 
Public Trusts Act, 1897, in respect of part of Cook 
Park, Rockdale. 


WwW WHEREAS by a notice in writing under the hand 
of the then Minister for Lands of the State 
(then Colony) of New South Wales, dated the 25th 
March, 1886, and published in the Government Gazette 
of the 380th March, 1886, it was notified that the land 
at Rockdale, area about 105 acres, had been duly 
dedicated for a Public Park, known as Cook Park: 
And whereas His Excellency the Governor, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, being of opinion that 
it is expedient in the public interest to resume such 
portion of the said land so dedicated as is described 
in the Schedule hereunder written, and the area of 
which is 7 acres 1 rood 2 perches, has directed that 
this notice under my hand shall be published in the 
Government Gazette, setting forth the mode in which 
it is proposed to deal with the land in question: Now, 
therefore, notice is hereby given, in pursuance of such 
direction, and in accordance with the provisions of 
the 105th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, 
the 41st section of the Crown Lands Act of 1889, and 
the 7th section’of the Public Trusts Act, 1897, that it 
is proposed to deal with the said land in the manner 
following, that is to say,—to revoke the dedication 
and grant thereof heretofore made so far only as they 
affect the part of the said area containing 7 acres 1 rood 
and 2 perches, and described in the Schedule hereunder 
written, and to re-dedicate the said area for public 
road. ; 
[Ms. 1910-10,933] S. W. MOORE. 


SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


Description of 7 acres 1 rood and 2 perches, part of 
the 105 acres originally dedicated for a Public 
Park at Rockdale, called Cook Park, the dedica- 
tion and grant of which part are intended to be 
revoked, and which is intended to be re-dedicated 
for public road. 


County of Cumberland, parish of St. George, Muni- 
cipality of Rockdale, area 7 acres 1 rood 2 perches. 
The area indicated by red tint on plan catalogued R, 
9,792-1,603, , 


3790 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 


[13 Juny, 1910. 


[297] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


PROPOSALS under section 105, Crown Lands Act of 1884, 
and section 7, Public Trusts Act, 1897, in respect 
of the Gaol site at Willyama (Broken Hill). 


HEREAS by a notice in writing under the hand of 
the then Minister for Lands of the State (then 
Colony) of New South Wales, published in the Govern- 
ment Gazette of the 6th April, 1895, it was notified 
-that the land at Willyama (Broken Hill), area 13 
acres 8 roods 26 perches, had been duly dedicated for 
Gaol site: And whereas His Excellency the Governor, 
with the advice of the Executive Council, being of 
opinion that it is expedient in the public interest to 
resume such portion of the said land so dedicated as is 
described in the Schedule hereunder written, and the 
area of which is 11 acres 3 roods 26 perches, being the 
residue of the said 13 acres 3 roods 26 perches after 
the previous resumption of portion thereof for General 
Markets, has directed that this notice under my hand 
shall be published in the Government Gazette, setting 
forth the mode in which it is proposed to deal with 
the land in question: Now, therefore, notice is hereby 
given that, in pursuance of such direction, and in 
accordance with the 105th section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1884, and the 7th section of the Public Trusts 
Act, 1897, that it is proposed to deal with the said 
land in the manner following, that is to say,—to revoke 
the dedication thereof heretofore made, so far only as 
it affects the residue of the said area containing i1 
acres 3 roods 26 perches, and described in the Schedule 
hereunder written, and to re-dedicate part of the said 
land containing an area of 4 acres 27 perches, also 
hereunder described, for Gaol site. 


[ Ms. 1910-10,926] S. W. MOORE. 


SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


Description of 11 acres 3 roods 26 perches, part of the 
18 acres 3 rocds 26 perches of land originally 
dedicated for Gaol site, the dedication of which 
part is intended to be revoked. 


County of Yancowinna, parish of Picton, town of 
Willyama, part of section 4, containing an area of 11 
acres 3 roods 26 perches. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing at the inter- 
section of the south-eastern side of Mica-street with 
the north-eastern side of Galena-street; and bounded 
thence on the north-west by part of the south-eastern 
side of Mica-street aforesaid bearing north 48 degrees 
21 minutes east 3 chains 0,5 links; and by the south- 
eastern side of Talc-street bearing north 65 degrees 
34 minutes east 13 chains 87.3, links to the south- 
western side of Gossan-street; on the north-east by 
part of that side of that street bearing south 41 de- 
grees 39 minutes east 8 chains 0, links to the north- 
western side of Cobalt-street; on part of the south- 
east by part of that side of that street bearing south 
48 degrees 21 minutes west 8 chains 65 ¥ links to the 
easternmost corner of allotment | of section 4, town of 
Willyama; on part of the south-west and again on the 
south-east by the north-east and north-west boundaries 
of that allotment bearing north 41 degrees 39 minutes 
west 5 chains 44 links and south 48 degrees 21 minutes 
west 4 chains 81,5 links to the north-eastern side of 
Galena-street aforesaid; and again on the south-west 
by part of that side of that street bearing north 64 
degrees 17 minutes west 7 chains 23,4 links, to the 
Py of commencement,—shown on plan W. 196- 


Description of an area of 4 acres 27 perches, which is 
intended to be re-dedicated for Gaol site. 


County of Yancowinna, parish of Picton, town of 
Willyama, being allotment 2, section 4, containing an 
area of 4 acres 0 roods 27 perches. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries: Commencing at the 
intersection of the south-eastern side of Tale-street 
with the south-western side of Gossan-street; and 
bounded thence on the north-east by part of the south- 
western side of Gossan-street aforesaid bearing south 
41 degrees 389 minutes east 4 chains 78 links to a lane 
of variable width; on the south-east by the north- 
western side of that lane bearing south 48 degrees 27 
minutes west 7 chains 13 links to Radium-street; on 
the south-west by the north-eastern side of that street 
bearing north 41 degrees 15 minutes west 6 chains 97 
links to the south-eastern side of Tale-street aforesaid ; 
and on the north-west by that side of Tale-street 
bearing north 65 degrees 34 minutes 40 seconds east 
7 chains 41 links, to the point of commencement,— 
shown on plan catalogued W. 196-2,492. 


[289] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


PROPOSALS under section 105, Crown Lands Act of 1884, 
in respect of a Public Road at Galargambone. 


HEREAS His Excellency the Governor, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, being of opinion 

that it is expedient in the public interest to resume 
the whole of the land at Galargambone, area 3 perches, 
dedicated 25th August, 19809, for a Public Road, and 
described in the Schedule hereto, has directed that this 
notice under my hand shall be published in the Govern- 
ment Gazette, setting forth the mode in which it is 
proposed to deal with the land in question: Now, there- 
fore, notice is hereby given, in pursuance of such 
direction, and in accordance with the provisions of the 


,105th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, that it 


is proposed to deal with the said land in the manner 
following, that is to say,—to revoke the dedication 
thereof heretofore made, and to re-dedicate the said 
Jand as containing 8 roods, for Public Road. 


[Ms. 1909-20,477 | S. W. MOORE. 


Description of land dedicated for Public Road as con- 
taining 3 perches, the dedication of which is in- 
tended to be revoked, and which is intended to 
be Cleo for Public Road as containing 3 

_ roods. 
Parish of Galargambone, county of Gowen, village 

of Galargambone, Crown Land, maximum width 300 

links,—as included in the northern extension of Coon- 

amble-street to eastern projection of northern side of 

Bourbah-street. 


Department of Lands, 
. Sydney, 13th July, 1910, 
APPROACHING LAND SALES. 
ROWN LANDS have been advertised in the Government 


Gazette for sale at the undermentioned places and 
dates :— 


Gazette 

oO. 
ALBURY— Wednesday, 27th July, 1910... cepa dil 
ARMIDALE— Wednesday, 8rd August, 1910 ai teamed 
Batuurst—Wednesday, 8rd August, 1910... eet gle! 
BELLINGEN—Tuesday, 26th July, 1910 be SOitipes ti 
BincArA—Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910 ... pattie ae 
BiayNey— Wednesday, 27th July, 1910... pranteen if 
BompaLtaA—Wednesday, 3rd August, 19:0 ... ppt ot! i 
Burren Junotion—Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910 103 
Byron Bay—Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910 Sie si 
CANOWINDRA—Friday, 29th July, 1910. er OF 
CarcoaR—Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910 ... coonalas a! 
Corr’s Harsourn-—-Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910... 97 


CooNABARRABRAN—Tuesday, 26th July, 1910 ... 97 
CopmMANHuRST—Friday, 29th July, 1910 ... ee aT 
Fast Mairtanp—Wednesday, 27th July, 1910... 97 


Forspres—Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910 ... ee. QT, 
Gosrorp— Wednesday, 27th July, 1910... eee 7 
GouLBuRN—Wednesday, 27th July, 1910 ... wx OF 
GraFron—Tuesday, 26th July, 1910 er Sete 
GRENFELL— Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910... « OE 
GunpAcAI— Wednesday, 27th July, 1910 .., pmaeral! if 
Gunninc— Wednesday, 27th July, 1910 Gea a li 
InvERELL— Wednesday, 27th July, 1910 ee oT 
LismorE—Wednesday, 27th July, 1910 ree 
Litacow— Wednesday, 27thJuly, 1910 Ae Ei 
Mosama—Wednesday, 24th August, 1910 .. recur On, 
Motone—Tuesday, 26th July, 1910 re wee oT 
MupcEr—Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910 ... ae Oy 
MourrumBpurraAH—Friday, 12th August, 1910 ... 97 


MvuswELLBRooK—Wednesday, 17th August, 1910 97 
NARRANDERA— Wednesday, 17th August, 1910 
NimmirapeL—Wednesday, 27th July, 1910 voto" 


OsERoN—Hriday, 29th July, 1910 ... <. ive BF 
PaRKES—Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910... rel OR 
Peak Hitt—Friday, 12th August, 1910... oes one Q'7 
Port Macquarie—Wednesday, 27th July, 1910... 97 
Ryistonr— Wednesday, 27th July, 1910 ... soehgnT Oa! 


Sypnev— Wednesday, 27th July, 1910... te 08 
TAMBAR SPRINGS—Friday, 29th July, 1910  eehad | 
TamwortH—Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910 doo WO 
TAREE— Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910... He al 
TENTERFIELD— Wednesday, 27th July, 1910 HaghiOT 
TUMBARUMBA— Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910 .., 97 
Tumut—Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910... nee 
Wacca Wacca—Wednesday, 27th July, 1910 .., 97 


Waconca—Friday, 29th July, 1910 ors Seti 4 
WartAtpa—Wednesday, 27th July, 1910... .., 97 
Woopstock—Tuesday, 26th July, 1910... sage Si] 
WooLtomin— Wednesday, 27th July, 1910 .., ce OT 
WyALonc—Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910... Sse ap JE 


Youne— Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910 Re oT 
S. W. MOORE. 


13 Jury, 1910.) 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 3791 


[288] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


APPROVAL OF AMENDED LEVELS OF HARGRAVE- 
STREET, IN THE CITY OF SYDNEY. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Execu- 
tive Council, directs it to be notified, in conformity with 
the provisions of the “ Sydney Corporation Act, 1902,” that 
the amended levels of Hargrave-strect, in the City of Sydney, 
and delineated on plan S. 147-07, submitted to His Excel- 
lency the Gove:inoy and the Executive Council, has been 
app-oved. 
the plan S. 187--907 is deposited in, and can be inspected at, 
the Town Hall, Sydney. 
[ Roads 88- 310-35] 
S. W. MOORE. © 


[172] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


VARIATION OF THE BOUNDARIES OF A 
SETTLEMENT LEASE, 
[ is hereby notified, for general information, in re- 
gard to Additional Settlement Lease No. 1907-2, 
Land District of Warialda, held by James Turner, 
that a variation, in pursuance of the powers con- 
ferred by section 22 of the Crown Lands Act Amend- 
ment Act of 1903, has been and is hereby made in the 
existing design of the aforesaid Additional Settle- 
ment Lease to enable a better boundary to be secured 
for fencing the said Additional Settlement Lease, 
adding to the said lease an area of 30} acres of land 
as hereunder described. 
S. W. MOORE, 


[Ms. Ls. 1910-7,001] - Minister for Lands. 


DESCRIPTION. 


County of Burnett, parish of Balfour, area 80 acres 
2 rocds, being part of portion 65, as now measured, 
containing 315 acres: Commencing on the right bank 
of Kelly’s Gully, at the south-eastern corner of por- 
tion €5, as originally measured, containing 284 acres 
2 roods, being also'a point where that bank inter- 
sects the western boundary of portion 51 of 2,050 
acres; and bounded thence on the east by part of the 
eastern boundary of portion 65,as now measured, being 
also part of the western boundary of portion 51 afore- 
said, bearing south 0 degrees 5 minutes east 6 chain 72 
links to the south-eastern corner of portion 65, as now 
measured, which last-mentioned corner is situated cn 
the northern side of the railway from Moree to In- 
verell; on the south by lines passing along that rail- 
way and forming the southern boundary of portion 
€5, as now measured, bearing north 84 degrees 2 
minutes west 24 chains 62 links, south 89 degrees 46 
minutes west 2 chains 57 links, south 82 degrees 58 


- minutes west 2 chains 44 links, south 76 degrees 35 


minutes west 2 chains 36 links, south 71 degrees 59 
minutes west 2 chains 3 links, south 67 degrees 41 
minutes west 4 chains 21 links; and thence south 75 
degrees 14 minutes west 2 chains 55 links to the south- 
western corner of portion €5, as now measured ; on the 
west by part of the western boundary of portion 65, as 
now measured, being a line bearing north 3 chains 87 
links to the south-western corner of portion 65, as 
originally measured; on the right bank of the afore 
said gully and on all other sides by that right bank 
(forming the southern boundary of portion 65, as 
originally measured) upwards, to the point of com- 
mencement. 

Plans B. 2,309-1,951 and Ms. 855, Me. 


[36] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR SPECIAL LEASES FOR “ AGRICUL- 
. TURE AND GRAZING” UNDER THE PROVI- 
SIONS OF THE CROWN LANDS ACTS. 


Lanp Disrricrt or WYALONG. 


jhe accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, 

it is hereby notified, for general information, that Tenders 
will be received at this Department not later than 3 o’clock 
p-m. on Wednesday, 17th August, 1910, for Special Leases 
for ‘‘ AGRICULTURE AND GraAzinG” of the lands set forth in 
the Schedule hereunder. The leases will be subject to the 
general provisions and conditions of the Crown Lands Acts 
and Regulations thereunder, and to the following special con- 
ditions, provisions, exceptions, covenants, and reservations :— 


1. The term of the leases will be from the date of the 
notification of the Minister’s acceptance of the tender to 31st 
December, 1924. 

2. The rent for each year shall be paid in advance to the 
Crown Lands Agent of the District, or to the State Treasurer at 
Sydney, on or before the 31st December of the year preced- 
ing, otherwise penalties for the late payments shall be in- 
curred, and the leases shall be lialle to forfeiture, 


3. Half the survey fee, as specified in the Schedule attached 
hereto, and the full balance of rent to 3lst December, 1910, 
shall be paid by the lessee within one month from date of 
notification in the Government Gazette of the Minister’s 
acceptance of the tender, and the balance of the survey fee 
within 12 months thereafter, 

4. No trees or saplings shall be interfered with by ring- 
barking or otherwise, except under permits issued under the 
provisions of the Forestry Act and Regulations thereunder, 
but the lessee may take from the, land leased to him such 
timber and other material for building and other purposes 
upon such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof. 

5. The lessee shall, within two years from the date of 
notification in the Government Gazette of the granting of 
the lease, clear and cultivate not less than one-third of the 
area, leased, and shall thereafter keep not less than one-fourth 
of the area under cultivation during the currency of the lease. 

6 All rights which are conferred by the Mining Acts, with 
respect to Crown Lands, are reserved. 

7. Not more than one lease shall be held by the same 
person, or in the same person’s interest, unless with the 
consent in writing of the Minister for Lands. 

8. In addition to the above the leases shall be subject to 
subsections 1, 2, 4 to 9, 11 to 13, 15,16, 19, and 20 of Regula- 
tion No. 215, notified 30th March, 1910, 

9. Failure to comply with any of the above conditions will 
render the leases liable to forfeiture. 

Tenders shall be addressed to the Under Secretary 
for Lands, and endorsed ‘‘Zender for Special Lease for 
Agricultural and Grazing Purposes, Land District of 
Wyalong,” with date of Gazette notice, and they shall be 
made under and subject to the following conditions and pro- 
visions and reservations :— 


(a) Tenders shall be made on Form 74, and shall clearly 
describe the land applied for, and shall be accom- 
panied by a receipt showing that a deposit equal to 
the amount stated in the Gazette as the upset annual 
rent of the portion has been paid to the Land Agent 
or the State Treasurer, and also by’ a statutory 
declaration made by the tenderer giving full parti- 
culars of all lands owned or held by him. : 

(b) The deposit paid by the person whose tender is 
accepted shall be credited on account of the first 
year’srent. Ifa tender be withdrawn, the deposit, 
wholly or in part, may be retained. 

(c) The annual rent may be reappraised for the remainder 
of the term succeeding the first period of ten years 
on application by lessee or reference by the Minister 
for Lands. 

(d) The Minister reserves the right to refer the whole or 
any of the tenders for the undermentioned blocks to 
the Local Land Board for a report for his guidance 
in selecting the applicant whose tender should be 
accepted. ; 

(e) The Minister reserves the right to accept or to refuse 
any tender. 

(f) The highest or any tender will not necessarily be 
accepted. 

Heliographs showing the position of the blocks to be leased 
may be seen at the Information Bureau, Lands Department, 
Sydney, and at the Office of the Crown Lands Agent, 
Wyalong. 


[Ms. 1910-8,267] 8S. W. MOORE, 
SOHEDULE. 

4 Upset Fees— 

§ | Approximate Locality, Annual | Survey, 

a Rental. &e. 

Acres, Lis. diy & 8. d. 

B 200 Parish Brolga, county Gipps, 5 3 0*| 8 3 3 
about 13 miles north of village 
of Yalgogrin. 1 

C 27) Parish Brolga, county Gipps, 410 0# 914 0 
about 2 miles north-westerly of 
the village of Yalgogrin. 

D 219 do ~ do 5 2 Of 9 0:8 
(Ex. MT | , 
1910-2), ; 

E 200 do do wiht 5 CF ORT @ 
¥ 200 Parish Brolga, county Gipps, 4 4 O* 519 5 
about 14 miles westerly from 

village of Yalgogrin. 

G | 210 Parish Brolga, county Gipps, 4 8 0#| 812 3 
about 1 mile westerly from : 
village of Yalgogrin. 

H 200 do do Slade Oe 20e9 

J 200 do do mill € oo Gti G2 9 

K 315 do do res OS SIE. 

L 270 Parish Brolga, county Gipps. 418 6*| 9 3 0 
about 14 miles south-westerly 
from village of Yalgogrin. : 

M 210 Parish Brolga, county Gipps,| 410 0*| 617 0 
about 1 mile south-westerl) 
from village of Yalgogrin. 

Shire Bland. 


a . 
* Inclusive of rental value of Crown improvements 


3792 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. [13 Juny, 1910. 


[37] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR SPECIAL LEASES FOR “ AGRICUL- 
TURE AND DAIRYING” UNDER THE PROYI- 
SIONS OF THE CROWN LANDS ACTs. 


Lanp District OF GUNDAGAt. 

i accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lan!s Acts 

it is hereby notified, for general information, that Tenders 

will be received at this Department not later than 3 o'clock 

p-m. on Wednesday, 17th August, 1910, for Special Leases for 
“ AGRICULTURE AND Dairyine” of the Jand set forth in the 
Schedule hereunder. The leases will be subject to the general 
yprovisions and conditions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regu- 

ations thereunder, and to the following special conditions, 
provisions, exceptions, covenants, and reservations :— 

1. The term of the leases will be from the date of the 
notification of the Minister’s acceptance of the Tender to 31st 
December, 192). 

2. The rent for each year shall be paid in advarce to the 
Crown Lands Agent of the District, or tu the State Treasurer at 
Sydney, on or before the 31st December of the year preceding, 
otherwise penalties for the late payments shall be incurred, and 
the leases shsll be liable to forfeiture. 

2. The fees as specified in the Schedule attached hereto and 
the balance of rent to 31st December, 1910, shall be paid by the 
lessee within one month from date of notification in the Govern- 
ment Gazette of the Minister's acceptance of the Tender. 

4. Not more than one Jease shall be held by the same p<rson, 
or in the same person’s interest. 

5. The lessee sball, within two years from the da‘e of noti- 
fication in the Government Gazette of the grantiag of the lease, 
clear and grub ali d-ad timber and stumps on the area leased ; 
bu n off or remove all fallen timber thereon, and cultivate an 
area of nt less than 10 acres, and shall thereafter keep not 
less than 10 acres under cultivation during the currency of the 
lease, Sufficient of the standing green tixber shall be retained 
for shade, and no green gums within I chain of the river 
bank shall be destroyed. 

6. The lessee shall naintain existing fencing in efficient 
repair during the currency of the lease. 

7. In addition to the above, the leases shall be subject to 
subsections 1, 4, 6 to 13, 19, and 2) of Regulation No. 215, 
notified 8Uth March, 1910. 

- 8. Failure to comply with any of the above co :ditions ora 
conviction under the Public Health Act or D iries Sup :rvision 
Act, as the case my be, will rendev the leases liable to fo.- 
feiture. 

- Tenders shall be addreesed to the Under Secretary for Lands, 
and endorsed ‘‘ Tender for Special Lease for Agricultural and 
Dairying Purzoses, Land District of Gundagai,” with date 
of Gazvtte notice, and they shall be made under and subject to 
the following conditions and provisions and reservations :— 

(a) Tenders shall be made on Form 74, and shall clearly 
describe the land applied for, and shall be accompanied 
by a receipt showing that a deposit equal to the 
amount stated in the Gazette as the upset annual 
rent of one porticn has been paid to the Land 
Agent or the State Treasurer, and also by a statutory 
declaration made by the tenderer giving full par- 
ticulars of all lands owned or held by him. 

(b) The deposit paid by the person whose tender is 

- accepted shall be credited on eccount of the first 
year's rent. If a tender be withdrawn, the deposit, 
wholly or in part, may be retained. 

(c) A tender from any person already holding a living 
area will not be accepted. 

(d) The Minister reserves the right to refer the whole or 
any of the tenders for the undermentioned blocks to 
the Local Land Board for a report for his guidance 
in selecting the applicant whose tender should be 
accepted. 

(e) The Minister reserves the right to accept cr to refuse 
any tender. 

(f) The highest or any tender will not necessarily be 
accepted. 

Heliographs showing the position of the blocks to be leased 
may be’seen at the Information Bureau, Lands Department, 
Sydney, and at the office of the Cruwn Lancs Agent, 


Gundagai. 
[Ms. Ls. 1910-9,094] 8. W. MOORE. 
SCHEDULE. 
. Upset 
tint Area. Locality. Annual | Fees, &c. 
: Rental, 
Sat. | £8. d. Lesa 
897 | 26 VU U |) Fronting the Murrumbidgee(| 1910 (*| 1 8 5 
|| River, opposite the Race- 
| course and Show Ground at 
€98 | 25 0 0|} Gundagai, parnsh Norih 1815 c* pe) 
| Gundagai, county Claren- | 


dcn, municipality of North | 
Gundagai, (Ut-18' 107 69)" 2 8b 


* Including rental value of Crown improvements. 


899 118 0 0 


(7996 ] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR A SPECIAL LEASE FOR “GRAZ- 
ING” UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE 
CROWN LANDS AUTS. 

Lanp Disrricr or WARIALDA. 


N accordance with the provisions of the Crown 
Lands Acts, it. is hereby notified, for general 
information, that Tenders will be received at this 
Department not later than 3 p.m. on Wednesday, 
10th August, 1910, for a Special Lease for ‘‘GrazinG’’ 
of the land set forth in the Schedule hereunder. The 
lease will be subject to the general provisions and 
conditions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations 
thereunder, and to the following special condlitions, 
provisions, exceptions, covenants, and _ vreserva- 
tions : —- 

1. The term of the lease will be from the date of 
the notification of the Minister’s acceptance cf the 
tender to 31st December, 1931. 

2. The rent for each year shall be paid in advance 
to the Crown Lands Agent of the District, or to the 
State Treasurer at Sydney, on or before the 31st 
December of the year preceding, otherwise penalties 
for the late payments shall be incurred, and the lease 
shall be liable to forfeiture. 

3. The survey fee as specified in the Schedule 
attached hereto and the balance of rent to 31st 
Deceinber, 1910, shall be paid by the lessee within one 
month from date of notification in the Government 
Gazette of the Minister’s acceptance of the tender. 

4. Gates shall be erected on any road, and should 
further access be required, other gates shall be 
erected wherever and within such period as the 
Minister may hereafter direct. 

5. The lessee shall, within three years from the date 
of notification in the Government Gazette of the 
Minister's acceptance of the tender, clear the land of 
all burrs, prickly-pear, noxious scrub, plants, or weeds, 
at the rate of one-third of the area each year, and 
shall thereafter keep the land clear of them during 
the currency of the lease. : : 

6, ii aduition to the apove, the lease will be sub- 
ject to subsections 1, 2, 4 to 15, 17, 18, 20, and 21 
of Regulation No. 215, notified 30th March, 1910. 

7. Failure to comply with any of the above condi- 
tions will render the lease liable to forfeiture. 

Tenders shall be addressed to the Under Secretary 
for Lands, and endorsed ‘‘Tender for a Special Lease 
for Grazing Purposes, Land District of Warialda.” 
with date of Gazette rotice, and they shall be made 
under and subject to the following conditions and 
provisions and reservations : — 

(a) Tenders shall be made on Form 74, and shall 
clearly describe the land applied for, and 
shall be accompanied by a receipt showing 
that a deposit equal to the amount stated in 
the Gazette as the upset annual rent of the 
portion has been paid to the Land Agent or 
the State Treasurer. 

(b) The deposit paid by the person whose tender 
is accepted shall be credited on account of the 
first year’s rent. If a tender be withdrawn, 
the deposit, wholly or in part, may be re- 
tained. 

(c) The Minister reserves the right to refer the 
whole or any of the tenders for the under- 
mentioned block to the Local Land Board 
for a report for his guidance in selecting the 
applicant whose tender should be accepted. 

(d) The Minister reserves the right to accept or 
to refuse any tender. 

(ec) The highest or any tender will not necessarily 
be accepted. 

(f) A tender from any person holding no Jand, or 
an insufficient area, will receive preferential] 
consideration. 

Heliographs showing the position of the block to be 
leased may be seen at the Information Bureau, Lands 
Department, Sydney, and at the Office of the Crown 
Lands Agent, Warialda. 

[Ms. Ls. 1910-8,161] S. W. MOORE. 


_ SCHEDULE. 

Approxi- | Upset Fees— 
mate Locality. Annual |Survey. 
Area. Rental. &e. 

vo 
Acres. £ ad. | See Ge 
250 The western rartof camping reservel4,777) 2 1 8|4 2 0 


(about). fronting Mosquito Creek, and bounded 
by portions 20 and 4, andthe northerly 
prolongation of the western boundary of 
the latt»r portion, parish Bledger, county 
Burnett, shire Yallaroi. 


~~ 


; 
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13 Jury, 1910.]} NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 3793 
[170] Department of Lands, { 300] Local Land Board Office, 


Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


ERRATUM NOTICE. 


OTICE is hereby given that in the Notice of Males 

_ propcsed under the provisions of section 23 cf 
the ‘Crown Lands (Amendment) Act of 1908,” on 
page 3710 of the Government Gazette, dated 6th 
July, 1910, the purchase money given as ‘“‘£68 14s. 
7d.’ in the last column of such netice, against the 
sale to John McClelland, should read ‘‘£69 14s. 7d.”’ 
[Aln. 1910-8,270] 


In connection with the notification in the Govern- 
ment Gazette of the 6th instant, of the granting of 
occupation licenses Nos. 891 and 892, Central Division, 
notice is hereby given that the last column of the 
Schedule to such Gazette notification should read 
“Amount required from date of Minister’s acceptance 
of tender to 3lst December, 1910,’ and not ‘‘to 3lst 
December, 1909,’’ as stated therein. 

[Oec. 1910-6,446] 


ROBERT McDONALD, 


Under Secretary. 


IN THH LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH 
WALKS. 


NOTICE is her.by given that Sittings of the Lard Apfeal 
Court of New South Wales will be nolden at the undermen- 
tioned place, commencing on the date specified, for the hearing 
of all Appea's and Refereuces in respect of which notices shall 
live been issued, and for the hearing of such other matters as 
may be lawfully brought before tke said Court:— — 


Sydney, 25th July, 1910. 
W. R. JAMIESON, 


Registrar. 
25th Jungs, 1910. [7928] 


[74] Western Land Board Office, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


T is notified, for public information, that Meetings 
of the Western Land Board will be held at the 

undermentioned places on the dates hereinafter shown 
to deal with any matter brought forward for consider- 
ation :— 

Hay, 18th July, 1910, at 7 p.m. 

Booligal, 19th July, 1910, at 11 a.m. 

Mossgiel, 19th July, 1910, at 4 p.m. 

Ivanhoe, 20th July, 1910, at 10 a.m. 

Hatfield, 21st July, 1910, at 12 noon. 

Balranald, 22nd and 23rd July, 1910, at 10 a.m. 


C. J. McMASTER, 
Chairman. 


=——— 


[171 } Local Land Board Office, 
Hay, 7th July, 1910. 


ATTENTION is invited to the proposed notification 
of lands partly in the suburban area of village of 
Dahwilly, and partly in the parish of Dahwilly, 
county of Townsend, as a travelling stock and camp- 
ing reserve. 

Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at the Offices of the Local Land Board, Hay, and the 
Crown Land Agent, Deniliquin. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing and should 
be forwarded to the District Surveyor, Hay, not later 
than 31st July, 1910, after which date the proposal 
will be considered by the Local Land Board at Deni- 


liquin, 
H. W. GRAEME, 
Acting District Surveyor. 
[174] Local Land Board Office, 


Hay, 7th July, 1910. 


ATTENTION is invited to the proposed determination 
as a reserve from sale for travelling stock and camp- 
ing, No. 43,511, of 226 acres, parish of Mein, county 
of Wakool, Land District of Balranald South. 

Heliographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at the Offices of the Local Land Board, Hay, and the 
Crown Land Agent, Balranald. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing and should 
be forwarded to the District Surveyor, Hay, not later 
than 28th July, 1910. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Moulamein, at its next sitting. 

H. W. GRAEME, 
Acting District Surveyor. 


Sydney, 18th July, 1910 


ATTENTION is invited to an application by William Bceoth 
to surrender in exchange for Crown Land. The area to be 
surrendered being about 103 acres fronting Narrabeen Lagoon 
and the land to be exchanged being about 29 acres of portion 
40, both areas being in the parish of Nursabeon, county of 
Cumberland, 

A heliograph illustrating the proposal is exhibited at the 
Offices of the Local Land Board, Sydney. 
_ Objections (if any) should be in writing, ani should te 
forwarded to the District Surveyor, Sydney, not later than 
loth August, 1910. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land Board at 
Sydney at its next sitting, on a date to be fixed. 


T. W. CONOLLY, 
Acting District Surveyor, 


[305] Local Land Board Office, 
Orange, 11th July, 1910. 


IT is hereby notified that the Local Land Board will, at 9°50 
a.m. on the 29th July, 1910, sit at the Court-house at Molong, 
and desl, under Regulation 366, with any applications which 
may be made from the 2l:t July to the z7th July, 1910, 
inclusive, for Homestead Selection Area No. 1,185, parishes of 
Murga and Nangar, county of Ashburnham, Land District of 
Molong, gazetted on the 15th June, 1910, as available on and 
after the 213t July, 1910; and, after determination of priority 
by ballot, the Local Land Board will proczed to consider the 
questicn of confirmation of the appli:ations of such successful 
»pplicants as may be present. 
H. A, CROUCH, 


Chairman, 


*[164] Local Land Board Office, 


Moree, 5th July, 1£10. 


ATTENTION is invited to an inquiry to be held in respect of 
proposed revo-ation of part of reserve 31,373 (sale) and 
reserve 34,374 (license and annual lease) fo. temporary com- 
mon, its notification as a travelling stock route and adding to 
Merriwa 18:h section lease, parish Boggubilla, county Stapyl- 
ton. ; 

Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited at the 
Offices of the Local Land Board, Moree, and at the Court- 
house, Boggabilla. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should be 
forwarded to the District Surveyor, Moree, not later than 2 tu 
July, 1910. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land Board 
at Boggabilla, at its next sitting, commencing on 4th August, 
1910. 

CHAS. THURBURN, 
Dis!rict Surveyor. 


[180] Local Land Board Ofiice, 
Armidale, 9th July, 1910. 


ATTENTION is inyited to the application by Thomas George 
Mitchell for an original conditional purchase, 1909-61, Inverell, 
being a conversion of Special Lease 1905-8, Inverell, in the 
parish of Campbell, county of Gough, and also within water 
reserve 108, notified 8rd August, 1866. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing and should te 
forwarded to the District Survey or at Armidale not later than 
the Ist August, 1910. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land Board 
at Inverell on the 10th Avgust, 1910, 


J. BROUGHTON, 
District Surveyor. 


[67 ] Local Land Board Office, 
Armidale, 2nd July, 1910. 


ATTENTION is invited to the inquiry with reference 
to the proposed granting of an_ exclusive right to 
G. A. Ball, in the parish of Koreelah, county of 
Buller, under the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1909. 

Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at the Offices of the Local Land Board at Armidale, 
the Crown Land Agent at Tenterfield, and the Clerk 
of Petty Sessions at Acacia Creek. | 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the District Surveyor at Armidale 
not later than the 6th August, 1910, or may be stated 
before the Land Board. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Acacia Creek at its next sitting. 

; J. BROUGHTON, 
District Surveyor. 


(13 Juny, 1910. 


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13 Juny, 1910.]} NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 3805 


[7255] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 18th July, 1910. 
TENDERS FOR IMPROVEMENT LEASES. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that Tenders for Improvement 
Leases of the undermentioned Crown Lands will be received at this Department not later than 3 p.m. on FRIDAY, 26TH AUGUST 
1910. 
The leases will be subject to the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations, and will be subject tothe special conditions 
set out at the foot of the Schedule hereto attached, and to the following conditions, provisions, covenants, and reservations, 


The amount offered by an accepted Tender, not being in any case less than the upset amount as specified in the subjoined Schedule, 
shall be the yearly rental of each lease. 


Tenders must be on Form 74, as prescribed by the Regulations under the Crown Lands Acts, and must be lodged at the Office of 
the Department of Lands, Sydney, or may be transmitted thereto by post. 


A separate Tender will be required to be lodged for each block. 


Tenders must be addressed to the Under Secretary for Lands, and endorsed “ Teider for Improvement Lease, Land District of 
Narrandera (or Forbes for Block 1,569),” with date of Gazette notice, and must be accompanied by a receipt showing that a deposit equal 
to the amount stated in the Schedule hereunder as the upset annual rent of the area of each block, together with the amount of survey 
fee specified hereunder, hae been paid to the Land Agent or the State Treasurer. 


The deposit paid by the person whose Tender is accepted shall be credited on account of the first year’s rent. 
The terms of the leases will be 28 years (subject to the conditions hereinafter set forth). 


The rents for the second and every succeeding year of the leases shall be paid annually in advance to the Treasurer of the State of 
New South Wales, before the date in each year corresponding to the date of the execution of the leases. If not so paid, the leases will be 
liable to forfeiture. 


The boundaries and areas shown on exhibited designs of the blocks which have not been or are only partially surveyed are approximate 
only, and are subject to any modification, alteration, and adjustment consequent on survey. 


Block 1,365.—The lessee shall leave firebelts five (5) chains wide within the area leased along the external boundaries of the area 
leased except along the western boundary where the existing firebelt is to be carefully preserved, but all fallen timber as well as the scruh 
and undergrowth which would form a harbour for rabbits and other noxious animals shall be destroyed under the supervision of the 
District Forester or his deputy. 


Blocks 1,366 and 1,367.—The lessee shall Jeave firebelts five (5) chains wide within the area leased along the external boundaries 
of the area leased, but all fallen timber as well as the scrub and undergrowth which would form a harbour for rabbits and other noxious 
animals shall be destroyed under the supervision of the District Forester or his deputy. 


In the event of more than one Tender being received for each Block specified in the Schedule, the Minister reserves the right to refer 
the Tenders to the Local Land Board with a view to a report thereon being obtained for his guidance in selecting the applicant whose 
Tender should be accepted. 


Tenders from persons holding no lend or an insuflicient area will receive preferential consideration. 
The highest or any Tender will not necessarily be accepted. 


a 5. W. MOORE, 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF NARRANDERA. 


Within Yalgogrin South Resumed Area No. 629a. 


4 £ ; Character and Value of 
& 83 Upset Improvements. cepa akg of Land, Soil, Timber, Water 
eI a Annual | Survey pes: <a Des So Supply, &e. Nearest Town, Situation 
o County. Parish. S L Rent Fee. Approxi- Locality, &c., and distance Skire. 
S a per Block. Character |” mate therefrom. 
A < | Value. 
| 
| Acres £ a..d. £s. a. Lea Ge 
1,365 | Ceoper ...| Sandy | 2,40) 18 2 6 |10 1 4 | 93 chains 5-wirefence..| 413 0 |) 
Creek 160 chains netted fence! 1210 0 
720 acres ringing and| 144 0 0 
scrubbing. : 
1,420 acres partial ring-| 142 0 0 
Supposed to be Crown | 
property. 


| | ing and _ scrubbing, 
| Total oes £/ 303 3 0 
| 


1,365 IDO tat do ee 3,980 8 010 | 519 1 | 486 acres ringing and| 4010 0 


| (inelu- scrubbing. 
sive of 197 chains wire fence... 917 0 
| roads), 150 acres ringing and| 138 2 0 : 
scrubbing. Mostly level country with rich red scil, appar-| Bland. 
Suppcsed to be Crown ently deep, over a porous or clayey subsoil. 
property. principally timbered with box and pine forest, 
with some oak and clumpsof yarran; the box 


3 | 
i) 
| 
2 


| T tal ee £ | has mostly been ringed and is dead ; rich dee; 
——_ —_———_ red soil with porous or clayey subsoil; serub, 
1,367 Do | do w.| 23920 8 8 4 | 817 9|100 chains netting] 15 0 0 |} dead pine,yarran, and gooma, box suckers; no 
| (inclu- | fence. | natural water supply, fair to good tank sites 
sive of 1£0 chains 5-wire fence| 710 0 exist. Average annual rainfall at Barellan 
roads). 50 chains lightniog) 710 0 || 17.35 inches. Rabbits exist, but mot in large 
| fence. numbers. Situated from about 9 to 11 miles 
850 acres ringing andj 142 0 0 | from Barellan Railway Station and Erin Rail- 
| suckering. way Platform. 
Supposed to be Crown 
property. 
Total coe £/ 172 0 0 
1,263 Doe ByOO 5.) | 3,260 613 4 Nil. 185 acres ringing and] 46 0 0 | 
scrubbing. 
| 180 chains netted fence) 18 0 0 || 
Supposed to be Crown 
property. | 
Total Be 4} 64 0 0 j 


[Oce 1910-4,467 } 


$3 att 4 a 
eS — =: 


3806 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 110. 


a i rege ee 


[13 Juny, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR IMPROVEMENT LEASES—continued. 


4 2 Character and Value of 
3° ie Upset Improvements. Character of Land, Soil, Timber, Water 
Fs a Annual Survey Supply, &c. Nearest Towa, Situation, hire, 
County. | Parish. 4 | Rent per | Fee. i iF Locality, &c., and distance 
8 a Block PEL therefrom. 
S) = OCe: Character. mate 
A < Value. 
. Lanp District oF Forszs. 
Within East Billabong Resumed Area No. 55. 
hes , Acres. £ 8. d. ‘ iia it 
1,553 { Ashburn-} Coonamb:o; 900 512 6 Nils ne ae ee Pare reer ae 7} 
part fence on south-west : 
| boundary. Undulating country, north-easterly aspect run-| Jemalong,. 
| Supposed to be Crown ning to rough recky mountains in south-west, 
property. light sandy soil fronting the railway, gravelly 
166 chains 6-wire fence) 319 6 and stony towards the hills; heather, wattle, 


half value. 
property. 
Total 


on south-east boun- 
dary, at £6 per mile, 


Supposed to be Crown 


| 

f and pine scrubs; no natural water supply, 

| geod site for dam exists; rabbits are fairly 
numerous. Situated 5 miles from township of 
Cookamidgera, Moura Railway Siding ad- 
joining. 

J 


we et 16 "6 


., Designs of the land proposed to be lea: 
[Oce:"1910-4,643] 


1. The Lessee shall carefully preserve all edible 
scrubs subject to the provision that the Minister for 
Lands may grant permission for a specified period to 


‘cut lop or whip these scrubs for stock-feeding purposes 


in times of drought 


2. The destruction of mallee will be optional with 
the ‘Lessee : 


3. The Lessee shall carefully preserve all box pine 
and oak trees under the direction of the District 
Forester or his deputy which he considers useful or 
likely to be useful for fencing mining or building 
purposes or for railway sleepers 


4. The Lessee shall also carefully preserve all kurra- 
jong needlewood quandong straight yarren and any 
edible trees subject to the provision that the Minister 
for Lands may grant permission to lop or whip these 
trees for stock-feeding purposes in times of drought 


5. The Lessee shall thin out pine and box saplings 
and seedlings to such distances apart as may be 
directed by the District Forester or his deputy 


6. The Lessee shall not cut or remove any timber for 
sale or otherwise except as before provided 


. 7. The Lessee shall destroy all trees and saplings 
not exempted by the previous conditions by ringbark- 
ing or otherwise under the supervision of the District 
Forester or his deputy 

8. The Lessee shall begin operations mentioned in 
the previous conditions within six (6) months from the 
commencement of the lease During the first year of 


the lease the Lessee shall operate on not less than - 


one-fourth (3) of the total area leased and during each 
of the succeeding three (8) years the Lessee shall 
operate on an additional one-fourth (4) of the total 
area leased so that the whole area shall be dealt with 
as prescribed in the foregoing conditions within four 
(4) years from the commencement of the Jease After 
any part of the land has been cleared of scrub and 
undergrowth the Lessee shall keep it clear and after 
any part of the land has been ringbarked the Lessee 
shall keep it free from suckers and seedlings except 
seedlings of species of trees referred to in clauses 3 
and 5 which may however be continuously thinned 
out as specified in clause 5 k 


9. The Lessee shall collect and stack all thinnings 
fallen timber or scrub in neat heaps at intervals of 
not less than. one (1) chain apart and shall totally 
clear, them off year by year during the currency of 
the lease and if in so doing the Lessee uses fire such 
Lessee shall prevent the spread of fire therefrom ex- 
tending to and injuring the standing timber or the 
adjacent country 


10. The Lessee shall give the District Forester 
not less than three (3) weeks’ nor more than six (6) 
weeks’ notice in writing of the Lessee’s ‘intention to 
commence the work of ringbarking clearing scrub- 
bing or burning off and shall indicate the position and 
extent of the country proposed to be operated upon 
and the length of time which it is considered. the 
work will occupy and shall from time to time on a 
stoppage or cessation of the work for a longer period 


than-seven (7) days give the District Forester not 


sed may be seen at the Offices of the Local Land Boards, Hay and Forbes ; Land Agents, Narrandera and Forbes; 
and at the Information Bureau, Department of Lands, Bent-s‘reet, Sydney. 


Sproran Conpirions, &0., ATTACHED TO Brocxs Nos. 1,365, 1,366, anp 1,367. 


less than three (8) weeks’ notice in writing of the 
Lessee’s intention to renew and continue the opera- 
tions of ringbarking clearing scrubbing or burning off 

11. The Lessee shall within three (3) months from 
the commencement of the lease take effective steps to 
destroy rabbits wallabies wild dogs dingoes wild pigs 
foxes and other noxious animals and shall continue 
to do so during the whole remaining term of the lease 
to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands 


12. The whole of the work of clearing thinning out 
and burning off shall be carried out under the super- 
vision of the District Forester or his deputy who 
shall be paid by the Lessee at the rate of eight 
shillings ’s.) per diem 


13. The Lessee shall not overstock the land under 
lease either wholly or in part the decision as to over- 
stocking to rest with the Minister 


14. The Lessee shall fence the boundaries of the area 
leased with a substantial six (6) wire fence within 
three (8) years from the date of commencement of the 
lease but the boundaries common to other land held 
in the same interest.and while such other land is so 
held need not be fenced provided the holdings in one 
interest are enclosed by a substantial ring-fence 


15. The Lessee shall maintain all Crown improve- 
ments and all improvements effected under these con- 
ditions upon the land leased in good order and condi- 
tion during the whole term of the lease 


16. The right of the Crown to enter at any time 
the land under lease and to improve the timber thereon 
in such a manner as the Minister for Lands may think 
fit is reserved 


17. The Lessee and two (2) sureties resident in the 
State approved by the Minister for Lands shall within 
three (8) months after the commencement of the lease 
enter into a bond in the penal sum of one hundred 
pounds (£100) for the due performance of all the fore- 
going conditions 

18. The Minister for Lands shall have the power to 
charge the Lessee any sum not exceeding fifty pounds 
(£50) as a fine for any breach of the foregoing condi- 
tions which he may not consider as sufficiently grave 
to warrant forfeiture. 


19. In the event of the whole or any part or parts of 
a reserve within the land leased being revoked the 
Governor may withdraw for settlement the whole or 
any part or parts of the land leased comprised within 
such reservation without compensation provided that 
in respect of the improvements effected under the 
terms of this lease the Lessee shall be entitled to 


\receive a proportion of any payment for such improve- 


ments which may be made hereafter by an incoming 
tenant in terms of section 1 of the Crown Lands Act 
of 1898 Such proportion shall be ascertained by 
multiplying the sum representing the said payment 
by a fraction of which the numerator shall be the un- 
expired term of the lease and the denominator the 
original term of the lease ‘In any improvements 
effected in terms of a special consent hereafter given 
by the Minister for Lands the Lessee shall have 


tenant-right as defined in section No, 51 of the Crown: ~~ 
Lands Act of 1895 


13 Jury, 1910.) 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110, 


3807 


TENDERS FOR IMPROVEMENT LEASES —continued. 
Sproran Conpitrons, &0., ATTACHED TO Burooxs Nos. 1,865, 1,866, AND 1,867—continued, 


.20. The Governor may by notice in the Govern- 
ment Gazette— ; 
(a) at any time and from time to time withdraw 
any land required or deemed to be required 
for mining or mining purposes residential 
lease saw-mill site or for any public purpose 
(b) and may in addition to the power contained 
in Condition No. 19 at any time and from 
time to time withdraw the whole or any part 
or parts of the land for the purposes of settle- 
ment if the Minister is of opinion after report 
by the Local Land Board that such land may 
be profitably occupied for agricultural pur- 
poses and every such withdrawal may include 
any land which the Minister may deem neces- 
sary to secure uniformity in design of sub- 
division or to provide suitable agricultural 
holdings and 
(c) may ‘also in addition to the power contained 
in Condition No. 19 at any time and from 
time to time after the expiration of ten (10) 
years from the commencement of the lease 
withdraw the whole or any part or parts of 
the land for purposes of settlement 
without in any case compensation except for the 
Lessee’s interest in improvements on the land so with- 
drawn Such compensation in respect of the improve- 
ments effected in terms of this lease shall be ascer- 
tained by multiplying a sum representing the fair 
value of the improvements by a fraction of which 
the numerator shall be the unexpired term of the 
lease and the denominator the original term of. the 
lease and in case of other improvements effected by 
the Lessee in terms of a special consent given by the 
Minister for Lands the compensation shall be the fair 
value of such improvements Provided that in all 
cases the fair value referred to shall be the value of 
the improvements to an incoming settler at the date 
of withdrawal provided that such value shall not. in 
any caso exceed their cost ‘The compensation shal] 
be appraised by the Local Land Board or by the 
Land Appeal Court on appeal or reference The Lessee 
shall be deemed to have a right of appeal and the 
Minister shall be deemed to have a right of reference 
ef the. Board’s appraisement to the Land Appeal 
Court and for this purpose the appraisement shall be 
decmed to be an appraisement under the provisions 
of section 6 of the Crown Lands Act of 1889 Upon the 
withdrawal of any land under this condition or Condi- 
tion (No. 19 a reduction of the annual rent shall be 
nade proportionate to the area withdrawn 
ZF: tpon expiration of the lease by effluxion of time 
the Lessee shall have tenant-right as defined in the 
Crown Lands Act of 1895 in such improvements as 
‘may be effected with the consent of the Minister for 
Lands but shall not have tenant-right or ownership 
in scrubbing clearing ringbarking suckering fencing 
or other improvements effected in terms of this leasé 
22. Any holder of a current miner’s right while 
following the occupation of a miner or prospector may 
graze upon this lease such horses or other animals as 
may be necessary for his subsistence and for the carry- 
ing on of prospecting or mining 


23. The Lessee shall not transfer assign or sublet’ or 
grant agistment rights without having first obtained 
the Minister’s consent in writing and if any stock not 
owned by the Lessee shall be found depasturing. on 
the said land the presence and depasturing of such - 
stock shall be prima facie evidence of a subletting “of. 
the land under lease 


24. The Lessee shall not. cultivate any part of, the 
land leased without first obtaining the Minister’s con- 
sent in writing. i ot 
. 25. The lease is subject. to the reservation of all 
public rights of roads and to the provisions of section 
111 of the Crown Lands Act of 1884 


26. The lease shall be deemed to be a lease for pas- 
toral purposes within the meaning of the Mining Act. 
of 1906 and as such shall be subject to the operations 
of that Act He PW ae ae 

27. All persons duly authorised shall have full right 
to enter upon the land at any time within reasonable 
hours during the currency of the lease for the pur- 
pose of cutting and removing timber without, inter- 
ference by the Lessee and the Lessee, shall provide 
convenient gateways or openings where required. for 
this purpose or where directed by the Minister. or. by 
any Officer authorised by the Minister in that behalf 
and permit timber-getters to camp and graze their 
teams within the lease subject to the provisions of sec- 
tion 20 of the Forestry Act of 1909 F 


' 28. For all improvements on the land whether Crown 
property or not the Lessee shall pay their capital 
value as provided in section 44 of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1889 oar with the consent of the Minister rent 
for the use of the improvements the property of the 
Crown may: be paid as provided in section 10 cf the 
Crown Lands (Amendment) Act 1899 ; 


29. The Lessee shall when called upon pay~all costs 
cf preliminary action report and inspection .- 

30. Instructions will be given within a reasotable 
time after the issue of the lease for.survey:4f; neces- 
sary to. be. effected. but the Crown will not be respon- 
sible in any way for any delay or failure to. effect 
survey of the lease x 

31. In the event of the area of the lease being found 
to be different. to that heréin mentioned the rent 
shall be subject: to any adjustment consequent upon 
any increase in or diminution of area 

32. As the land included within the block is wholly 
within a reserve from sale and as the law provides that 
no application for a homestead selection shall be con- 
firmed for land included in any reserve from sale the 
Lessee is warned not to erect a dwelling-house or to 
effect improvements with the object of obtaining a 
homestead selection under the provisions of section 27 
of the Crown Lands Act of 1895 as land within a re- 
serve from sale is not available for that purpose 

33. In the event of any Of these conditions provi- 
sions or covenants not being complied with in the 
manner specified the lease will be liable to forfeiture 
and on forfeiture all improvements, effected by the 
Lessee shall become the property of the Crown with- 
out compensation 


€pecrat Conpitions, &¢., ATTACHED TO. Brock No, 1,368;: 


_.1. The. Lessee shall carefully preserve any good 
straight box or pine trees of four (4) inches or over in 
diameter measured at three (8) feet from the ground 
which are useful or likely to be useful for fencing 
mining or building purposes or for railway sleepers 
subject to the provision that the Lessee may cut and 
use any timber for fencing of cther improvements 
within the leased area 
,, 2. The Lessee shall also carefully preserve any edible 
trees subject to the provision that the Minister for 
Lands may grant permission to lop or whip these trees 
fer stock-feeding purposes in times of drought 
. 3. The Lessee shall not cut or remove any timber 
for sale or otherwise except as before provided 

4, The Lessee shall destroy all trees saplings and 
suckers not exempted by the previous conditions by 
ringbarking or otherwise 

5. The Lessee shall begin operations mentioned in 
the previous conditions within six (6) months from 


the commencement of the lease During the first year - 


of the lease the Lessee shall operate no not less than 
one-fifth (+) of the total area leased and during each 
of the succeeding four (4) years the Lessee shall 
operate on an additional one-fifth (4) of the total 
area leased so that the whole area shall be dealt with 
es prescribed in the foregoing conditions within five 
(5) years from the commencement of the lease After 
any part of the land has been cleared of scrub and 


undergrowth the Lesseé shall keep it clear and. after 
any part of the land’ has been ringbarked the Lessee 
shall keep it free from suckers and seedlings |, 
- 6. The Lessée’ shall destroy all fallen timber and 
scrub that would-form a harbour for rabbits year. by 
year during the Currency of the lease and if in so 
doing the Lesseé uses fire such Lessee shall prevent 
the spread of fire therefrom extending to and injuring 
the standing timber or the adjacent country mas: 
7. The Lessee shall give the District Surveyor, not, 
less than three weeks’ nor more than six weeks’ notice 
in writing of the Lessee’s intention to ¢omméncé the 
work of ringbarking clearing scrubbing, or burning 
off and shall indicate the position and extent of | the 
country proposed to be operated upon and the length’ 
of time which it is considered the work will occupy. 
and shall from to time on a stoppage or cessation of, 
the work for a ionger period than séven (7) Gays flys, 
the District Surveyor not less than three (3) weeks? 
noticé in writing of the Lessee’s intention to renew. 
and contintie the operations of ringbarking clearmg 
scrubbing or burning off tbe eho. MAF 
8. The Lessee shall within three (3)'months from the. 
commencement of the léase take effectivé steps to des*’ 
troy rabbits. wallabies wild dogs dingoes wild’ pigs' 
foxes and other noxious animals and’ shallcohtinue’ to 
do so during the whole remaining ternt of the ledsee 
to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands 


3808 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. [13 Jury, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR IMPROVEMENT LEASES — continued. 
SpgcraL Conpitions, &C., ATTACHED TO Buock No. 1,3€8—continucd, 


9. The Lessee shall not overstock the land under 
lease either wholly or in part the decision as to over- 
stocking to rest with the Minister ; 

10. The Lessee shall fence the boundaries of the 
area leased with a substantial six (6) wire fence within 
two (2) years from the date of commencement of the 
lease but the boundaries common to other land held 
in the same interest and while such other land is so 
held need not be fenced provided the holdings in one 
interest are enclosed by a substantial ring fence 

'11. The’ Lessee shall maintain all Crown improve- 
ments and all improvements effected under these con- 
ditions upon the land leased in good order and condi- 
tion during the whole term of the lease 

12. The Minister for Lands shall have the power to 
charge the Lesssee any sum not exceeding twenty- 
five pounds (£25) as a fine for any breach of the fore- 
going conditions which he may not consider as 
sufficiently grave to warrant forfeiture 

13. In the event of the whole or any part or parts 
of a reserve within the land leased being revoked the 
Governor may withdraw for settlement the whole or any 
part or parts of the land leased comprised within such 
reservation without compensation Jakes’. that in 
respect of the improvements effected under the terms 
of this lease the Lessee shall be entitled to receive a 
proportion of any payment for such improvements 
which may be made hereafter by an incoming tenant 
in terms of section 1 of the Crown Lands Act of 1898 
Such proportion shall be ascertained by multiplying 
the sum representing the said payment by a fraction 
of which the numerator shall be the unexpired term 
of the lease and the denominator the original term of 
the lease In any improvements effected in terms of a 
special consent hereafter given by the Minister for 
Lands the Lessee shall have tenant-right as defined in 
section No. 51 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895 

.14. The Governor may by notice in the Government 
Gazette— 

(a) at any time and from time to time withdraw 
any land required or deemed to be required 
for mining or mining purposes residential 
lease saw-mill site or for any public purpose 
subject to Condition No. 15 

(b) and may in addition to the power contained 
in Condition No. 13:at any time and from time 
time to time withdraw the whole or any part 
or parts of the land for the purposes of 
settlement if the Minister is of opinion after 
report by the Local Land Board that such 
land may be profitably occupied for agricul- 
tural purposes and every such withdrawal may 
Helane any land which the Minister may 
deem necessary to secure uniformity in design 
of subdivision or to provide suitable agricul- 
tural holdings and 

(c) may also in addition to the power contained 
in Condition No. 13 at any time and from time 


to time after the expiration of ten (10) years : 


from the commencement of the lease withdraw 
the whole or any part or parts of the land for 
purposes of settlement 
without in any case compensation except for the 
Lessee’s interest in improvements on the land so with- 
drawn Such compensation in respect of the improve- 
ments effected in terms of this lease shall be ascer- 
tained by multiplying a sum representing the fair 
value of the improvements by a fraction of which 
the numerator shall be the unexpired term of the 
lease and the denominator the original term of the 
lease and in case of other improvements effected by 
the Lessee in terms of a special consent given by the 
Minister for Lands the compensation shall be the fair 
value of such improvements Provided that in all 
cases the fair value referred to shall be the value of 
the improvements to an incoming settler at the date 
of withdrawal provided that such value shall not in 
any case exceed their cost The compensation shall 
he appraised by the Lecal Land Board or by the 
Land Appeal Court on appeal or reference The Lessee 
shall be deemed to have a right of appeal ard the 
Minister shall be deemed to have a right of reference 
ef the Board’s appraisement to the Land Appeal 
Court and for his purpose the appvraisement shall be 
deemel to be an annraisement under the vrovisicns 
of section 6 of the Crown Lands Act cf 1889 
15. The travelling stock and camping reserve within 
the land leased shall during the whole currency of the 
lease he onen to the use of bona fide travellers 
travelling stock teamsters and carriers without inter- 
ferenee or annoyance by Lessee and the Lessee shall 
post int a consvicuous plees thereon netice-boards in- 


dicating for public information the purpose of such 
reserve In fencing such reserve the Lessee shall also 
provide gates and other facilities for the entrance 
and exit of travelling stock teamsters and carriers 
Such notice-boards gates and facilities to be erected and 
maintained to the satisfaction of the Stock Inspector 
The Governor may at any time and from time to time 
withdraw from lease the whole or any part of the 
land comprised within the travelling stock and camp- 
ing reserve for any public purpose and the Lessee shall 
not be entitled to any compensation whatsoever either 
in respect cf such withdrawal or for any improvements 
effected on the area so withdrawn Upon the with- 
drawal of any land under this condition or Conditions 
Nos. 13 and 14 a reduction of the annual rent shall be 
made proportionate to the area withdrawn 

_16. Upon expiration of the lease by effluxion of 
time the Lessee shall have tenant-right as defined in 
the Crown Lands Act of 1895 in such improvements as 
may be effected with the consent of the Minister for 
Lands but shall not have tenant-right or ownership in 
scrubbing clearing ringbarking suckering fencing or 
other improvements effected in terms of this lease 

17, Any holder of a current miner’s right while fol- 
lowing the occupation of a miner or prospector may 
graze upon this lease such horses or other animals as 
may be necessary. for his subsistence and for the 
carrying on of prospecting or mining 

18. The Lessee shall not transfer assign or sublet or 
grant agistment rights without having first obtained 
the Minister’s consent in writing and if any stock not 
owned by the Lessee shall be found depasturing on the 
said land (other than travelling stock depasturing on 
the travelling stock and camping reserve within the 
lease) the presence and depasturing of such stock shall 
be prima facie evidence of a subletting of the land 
under lease 

19. The Lessee shall not cultivate any part of the 
land leased without first obtaining the Minister’s con- 
sent in writing 

20. The lease is subject to the reservation of all 
public rights of roads and to the provisions of section 
111 of the Crown Lands Act of 1884 

21. The lease shall be deemed to be a lease for pas- 
toral purposes within the meaning of the Mining Act 
of 1906 and as such shall be subject to the operations 
of that Act 

° 22. All persons duly authorised shall have full right 
to.enter upon the land at any time within reasonable 
hours during the currency of the lease for the purpose 
of cutting and removing timber without interference 
by the Lessee and the Lessee shall provide convenient 
gateways or openings where required for this purpose 
or where directed by the Minister or by an Officer 
authorised by the Minister in that behalf and permit 
timber-getters to camp and graze their teams within 
the lease subject to the provisions of section 20 of the 
Forestry Act of 1909 

23. For all the improvements on the land whether 
Crown property or not the Lessee shall pay their 
capital value as provided in section 44 of the Crown 
Lands Act of 1889 or with the consent of the Minister 
rent for the use of the improvements the property of 
the Crown may be paid as provided in section 10 of 
the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act 1899 

24. The Lessee shal when called upon pay all costs 
of preliminary action report and inspection 

25. Instructions will be given within a reasonable 
time after the issue of the lease for survey if neces- 
sary to be effected but the Crown will not be respon- 
sible in any way for,any delay or failure to effect 
survey of-the lease 

26. In the event of the area of the lease being found 
to be different to that herein mentioned the rent shall 
be subect to any adjustment consequent upon any 
increase in or diminution of area 

27. As part of the land included within the block 
is within a reserve from sale and as the law provides 
that no apolication for a homestead selection shall be 
confirmed for land included in any reserve from sale 
the Lessee is warned not to erect a dwelling-house or 
to effect improvements on the land so reserved with 
the object cf obtaining a homestead seclection under 
the provisions of section 27 of the Crown Lands Act 
of 1895 as the Jand within a reserve from sale is not 
availahle for that purpose 

23. In the event of any,of these conditions provi- 
sions cr covenanta not being comolied with in the 
manner snecified the lease will be liable to forfeiture 
and on forfeiture all improvements effected by the 
Lessee shall become the property of the Crown with- 


out compensation 


13 Jury, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 


3809 


TENDERS FOR IMPROVEMENT LEASES—continued. 
Sprorant Conpitions, &C., ATTACHED TO Brook No, 1,569. 


1. The Lessee shall leave firebelts two (2) chains 
wide within the area leased along each boundary and 
along any road or track in use but the scrub and 
undergrowth three (8) inches or less in diameter 
which would form a harbour for rabbits and other 
noxious animals shall be destroyed 


2. The Lessee shall except on the firebelts effectually 
destroy all scrubs not exempted by Conditions 3 and 6 


3. The Lessee shall carefully preserve all edible 
scrubs including mountain oak subject to the provi- 
sion that the Minister for Lands may grant permis- 
sion for a specified period to cut lop or whip these 
scrubs for stock-feeding purposes in times of drought 


4. The destruction of blue or golden wattle scrub 
will be optional with the Lessee 

5. The Lessee shall subject to Condition No. 6 care- 
fully preserve all straight box ironbark and stringy- 
bark trees of eight (8) inches or over in diameter 
measured at three (3) feet from the ground also all 
white or Lachlan pine trees of six (6) inches or over 
in diameter measured at three (3) feet from the ground 
which are useful or likely to be useful for fencing 
mining or building purposes or for railway sleepers 
subject to the provision that the Lessee may cut and 
use any timber for fencing or other improvements 
within the leased area 

6. The Lessee shall thin out all Lachlan or white 
pine seedlings or saplings of less diameter than six 
(6) inches measured at three (3) feet from the ground 
to distances of fifteen (15) feet apart and shall select 
the best saplings or trees for preservation 

7. The Lessee shall not cut or remove any timber 
for sale or otherwise except as before provided 

8. The Lessee shall destroy all trees and saplings 
not exempted by the previous conditions by ringbark- 
ing or otherwise with the exception that the destruc- 
tion of the trees and scrub upon the rocky ridge near 
the south-west boundary of the bleck comprising three 
’ hundred (800) acres shall be optional 

9. The Lessee shall begin operations mentioned in 
the previous conditions within three (3) months from 
the commencement of the lease During the first year 
of the lease the Lessee shall operate on not less than 
one hundred (100) acres and during each of the 
succeeding years the Lessee shall operate on an addi- 
tional one hundred (100) acres until the total area to 
be operated upon about six hundred (600) acres shall 
be dealt with as prescribed in the foregoing conditions 
After any part of the land has been cleared of scrub 
and undergrowth the Lessee shall keep it clear and 
after any part of the land has been ringbarked the 
Lessee shall keep it free from suckers and seedlings 

10. The Lessee shall within three (8) months from the 
commencement of the lease take effective steps to des- 
troy rabbits wallabies wild dogs dingoes wild pigs 
foxes and other noxious animals and shall continue to 
do so during the whole remaining term of the lease to 
the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands 

11. The Lessee shall not overstock the land under 
lease either wholly or in part the decision as to over- 
stocking to rest with the Minister 

12. The Lessee shall provide within two (2) years 
from the date of commencement of the lease a 
sufficient water supply for the full stocking of the 
block by the excavation of a tank or tanks or the con- 
struction of a dam or dams within the boundaries of 
the leased area of not less than five hundred (500) 
yards capacity 

13. The Lessee shall maintain all Crown improve- 
ments and all improvements effected under these con- 
ditions upon the land leased in good order and con- 
dition during the whole term of the lease 

14. The Minister for Lands shall have the power to 
charge the Lessee any sum not exceeding twenty-five 
pounds (£25) as a fine for any breach of the foregoing 
conditions which he may not consider as sufficiently 
grave to warrant forfeiture 

15. The Governor may by notice in the Govern- 
ment Gazette— 

(a) at any time and from time to time withdraw 
any land required or deemed to be required 
for mining or mining purposes residential 
lease saw-mill site or for any public purpose 

(b) and may at any time and from time to time 
withdraw the whole or any part or parts of 
the land for the purposes of settlement if the 
Minister is of opinion after report by the 
Local Land Board that such land may be pro- 
fitably occupied for agricultural purposes and 
every such withdrawal may include any land 
which the Minister may .deem necessary to 
secure uniformity in design of subdivision or 
to provide suitable agricultura] holdings and 

(c) may also at any time and from time to time 
after the expiration of ten (10) years from 


the commencement of the lease withdraw the 

whole. or any part or. parts of the land for 

purposes of settlement 
without in any case compensation except for the 
Lessee’s interest in improvements on the land so with- 
drawn Such compensation in respect of the improve- 
ments effected in terms of this lease shall be ascer- 
tained by multiplying a sum representing the fair 
value of the improvements by a fraction of which 
the numerator shall be the unexpired term of the 
lease and the denominator the original term of the 
lease and in case of other improvements effected by 
the Lessee in, terms of a special consent given by the 
Minister for Lands the compensation shall be the fair 
value of such improvements Provided that in all 
cases the fair’value referred to shall be the value of 
the improvements to an incoming settler at the date 
of withdrawal provided that such value shall not in 
any case exceed their cost The compensation shall 
be appraised by the Local Land Board or by the 
Jiand Appeal Court on appeal or reference The Lessee 
shall be deemed to have a right of appeal and the 
Minister shall be deemed to have a right of reference 
of the Board’s appraisement to the Land Appcal 
Court and for this purpose the appraisement shall be 
deemed to be an appraisement under the provisions 
of section 6 of the Crown Lands Act of 1889 Upon the 
withdrawal of any land under this condition a reduc- 
tion of the annual rent shall be made proportionate 
to the area withdrawn 

16. Upon expiration of the lease by effluxion of time 
the Lessee shall have tenant-right as defined in the 
Crown Lands Act of 1895 in tanks or dams effected in 
terms of the lease and in such improvements as may 
be effected after the consent of the Minister for Lands 
has been obtained but shall not have tenant-right or 
ownership in scrubbing clearing ringbarking sucker- 
ing or other improvements except tanks or dams 
effected in terms of this lease 

17. Any holder of a current miner’s right while 
following the occupation of a miner or prospector 
may graze upon this lease such horses or other animals 
as may be necessary for his subsistence and for the 
carrying on of prospecting or mining 

18. The Lessee shall not transfer assign or sublet 
or grant agistment rights without having first ob- 
tained the Minister’s consent in writing and if any 
stock not owned by the Lessee shall be found depas- 
turing on the said land the presence and depasturing 
of such stock shall be prima facie evidence of a sub- 
letting of the land under lease 

19. The Lessee shall not cultivate any part of the 
land leased without first obtaining the Minister’s con- 
sent in writing. 

20. The lease is subject to the reservation of all 
public rights of roads and to the provisions of section 
111 of the Crown Lands Act of 1884 

21. The lease shall be deemed to be a lease for pas- 
toral purposes within the meaning of the Mining Act 
of 1906 and as such shall be subject to the operations 
of that Act 

22. All persons duly authorised shall have full right 
to enter upon the land at any time within reasonable 
hours during the currency of the lease for the pur- 
pose of cutting and removing timber without inter- 
ference by the Lessee and the Lessee shall provide con- 
venient gateways or openings where required for this 
purpose or where directed by the Minister or by any 
Officer authorised by the Minister in that behalf and 
permit timber-getters to camp and graze their teams 
within the lease subject to the provisions of section 
20 of the Forestry Act of 1909 

23. For all improvements on the land whether Crown 
property or not the Lessee shall pay their capital 
value as provided in section 44 of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1889 or with the consent of the Minister rent 
for the use of the improvements the property of the 
Crown may be paid as provided in section 10 of the 
Crown Lands (Amendment) Act 1899 

24. The Lessee shall when called upon pay all costs 
of preliminary action report and inspection 

25. Instructions will be given within a reasonable 
time after the issue of the lease for survey if neces- 
sary to be effected but the Crown will not be respon- 
sible in any way for any delay or failure to effect 
survey of the lease 

26. In the event of the area of the lease being found 
to be different to that herein mentioned the rent shall 
be subject to any adjustment consequent upon any 
increase or diminution of area 

27. In the event of any of these conditions provi- 
sions or covenants not being complied with in the 
manner specified the Lease will be liable to forfeiture 
end on forfeiture all improvements effected by the 
Lessee shall become the property of the Crown with- 
dut compensation 


3810° 


(7995) 


ils 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 


[13 Juny, 1910. 


Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


SALE OF [IMPROVEMENT LEASES. 


FRIDAY, 26rn AUGUST, 1910. 


The leases will be offered under the provisions of the Crown.Lands Acts and Regulations, and will be subject to the special 


S§ Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that leases of the undermen- 
tioned Crown Lands will be offered for sale by public auction by the Crown Lands Agent at YOUNG, at 12 o’clock noon on 


Conditions set out at the foot of the Schedule hereto attached, and to the following conditions, provisions, covenants, and reservations. 


The term of the leases will be 23 years (subject to the conditions hereinafter set furth). 
The purchasers will be required to pay at the time of sale the rent of the leases for the first year, together-with the arount of survey 


fee specified in the Sct edule hereunder. 


liable 


The rents for the second and every succ: eding year of the leases shall be paid annually in alvance to the Treasurer of the State of 
New South Wales, before the date in each year corresponding to the date of the execution of the leases. 


to forfeiture. 


The Loundaries and areas shown on exhibited.desizn of the blocks which have not been or are ouly pirti ll 
oly, and are subject to any moditicati n, alteration, and adjus me.t consequ: nt on survey. 


S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Laxpv Disrrior anp Piack oF Sare- Yorne. 
Wi.hin Illunie Resumed Areas Nos. 228A and 228 (son-rencwed). 


If not so puid, the leases will be 


y surveyed are approx'mate 


a PS Character and Value of 
= ie + pset 1 Sue Im provements. Character of Land, Soil, Timber, Water Supply, ic. 
= | County. | Parish. | “% 2 Fi at oes ‘ Peer. Nearest Town, Situation, Locality, «c., Shire. 
= R< ee ak eh Approxi- and distance therefrom. 
S = PRICE: Character. mate 
e s Value. 
bd 
weren: fad £8. 0 ( Updolating country: rocr grey soi', stony and recky| Burran- 
: ° in places; timbered heavily with striugy bark, irou- 
Bee Oe faite. a Lee Oa ae i | bark, box. gum, and pine; water peraanest for 
< eer, { about cight months of the ye.r. Rainfall, about 2) 
ar inches per annum, Rabbits and f-xes are p esent, 
ae Do do +28 2 ¥ 3 st v4 | Kcorowatha Village and Railway Station, distant 
L about 6 or 7 miles. 


Desi,ns of the land pro; osed to be leased may be een at the Offices of the Local Land Board, Wagga Wazga; Land Agent, Young; and at the Information 
Burcau, Department of Lands, Bent-street, Sydney. 


[Oce. 


1910-6,389] 


t 


SreciaL ConpitTioxs, &c., ATTACHED TO BuocKk No. 694. 


1, The Lessee shall eTectually destroy pine stringy- 
bark box gum and ironbark scrubs and noxious weeds 


2. The Lessee shall carefully preserve all straight 
pine stringybark box gum and ironbark trees of six 
(6) inches or over in diameter measured at three (3) 
feet from the ground which are useful cr likely to be 
useful for fencing mining or building purposes or for 
railway sleepers subject to the provision that the 
Lessee may cut and use any timber for fencing or 
other improvements within ihe leased area 


3. The Lessee shall also carefully preserve curra- 
jong trees if any subject to the provision. that the 
Minister for Lands may grant permission to lop or 
whip these trees for stock-feeding purposes in times 
of drought 


4, The Lessee shall not cut or remove any timber 
for sale or otherwise except as before provided 


5. The Lessee shall destroy all trees and saplings 
not exempted by the previous conditions by ring- 
barking or otherwise 

6. The Lessee shall begin operations mentioned in 
the previous conditions within six (6) months from 
the commencement of the lease During the first year 
of the lease the Lessee shall operate on not less than 
one-sixth (%) of the total area leased and during each 
cf the succeeding five (5) years the Lessee shall operate 
on an additional one-sixth (4) of the total area leased 
so that the whole area shall be dealt with ag pre- 


scribed in the foregoing conditions within ,six .(6), 


years from the commencement of the lease,, After any 
part of the land has been cleared of scrub qnd; under 
growth the Lessee shall keep it clear and after; any 
part of the land has been ringbarked the: Lessee shall 
keep it free from suckers and seedlings except seed- 
lings of trees referred to in Condition No. 2. 


7. The Lessee shall within three (3) months from the 
commencement of the lease take effective steps to des- 
troy rabbits wallabies dingoes foxes and other noxious 
animals and shall continue to do so during the whole 
remaining term of the leczse to the satisfaction of the 
Minister for Lands 


8. The Lessee shall not overstock the land under 
lease either or wholly in part the decision as to over- 
stecking to rest with the Minister 

9. The Lessee shall fence the unfenced boundaries 
of the area leased with a substantial fence within 
three (3) years from the date of commencement of the 


lease but: the unfenced boundaries common to other 


tionate to the area withdrawn — 


land held in the same interest and while such other 
land is so held need not be fenced provided the hold- 
ings in one interest are enclosed by a ring-fence 


10. The Lessee shall maintain all Crown improve- 
ments and all improvements effected under these con- 
ditions upon the land leased in good order and con- 
dition during the whole term of the lease ~ 


11. The Minister for Lands shall have the power ‘to 
charge the Lessee any sum not exceeding fifteen 
pounds (£15) as a fine for any breach of the foregoing 
conditions which he may not consider as sufficiently 
grave to warrant forfeiture : 

12. The Governor may by notice in the Government 
Gazette— 

(a) at any time and from time to time withdraw 
any land required or deemed to be required 
for mining or mining purposes saw-mill site 
or for any public purpose and sy 

(b) may also at any time and from time to time 
after the expiration of ten (10) years from 
the commencement of the lease withdraw the 
whole or any part or parts of the 'and for 
purposes of settlement 


without in any case compensation except fer the 
Lessee’s interest in improvements on the land so with- 
drawn Such compensation in respect of the improve- 
ments’ effected in terms of this lease shall be ascer- 
tained by multiplying a sum representing the fair 
value of the improvements by a fraction of which the 
numerator shall be the unexpired term of the lease 
and the denominator the original term ef the lease 
and in case of other improvements effected by the’ 
Lessee in terms of a special consent given by the 
Minister for Lands the compensation shall be the 
fair value of such improvements Provided that in 
all cases the fair value referred to shall be the value 
of the improvements to an’ incoming settler at the 
date of withdrawal provided that such value shall 
not in any case exceed their cost The compensation 
shall be appraised. by the Local Land Board or by 
the Land Appeal Court on appeal or reference The 
Lessee shall be deemed to have a tight of appeal and 
the Minister shall be deemed to have a right 
of reference of the Board’s appraisement to the 
Land Appeal Court and for this purpose the appraise- 
ment shall,be deemed to be an ‘appraisement under 
the provisions of seetion 6 of the Crown Lands Act 
of 1889 Upon the withdrawal of any land as aforesaid 
a reduction of the annual rent shall be made propor- 


* 
As . ~~ 


13 Juny, 1910.] 


SALE OF IMPROVEMENT LEASES—continued. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110, 


3811 


SPECIAL ConpiTions, &0., ATTACHED TO Brock No. 694—continued. 


13. Upon expiration of the lease by effluxion of 
time the Lessee shall have tenant-right as defined in 
the Crown Lands Act of 1895 in fencing effected in 
terms of this lease and in such improvements 1s may 
be effected after the consent of the Minister for 
Lands has been obtained but shall not have tenant- 
right or ownership in scrubbing clearing ringbarking 
suckering or other improvements except fencing 
effected in terms of this lease 


14. Any holder of a current miner’s right while 
following the occupation of a miner or prospector 
may graze upon this lease such horses or other 
animals as may be necessary for his subsistence and 
for the carrying on of prospecting or mining 


15. The Lessee shall not transfer assign or sublet or 
grant agistment rights without having first obtained 
the Minister’s consent in writing and if any stock 
not owned by the Lessee shall be found depasturing 
on the said land the presence and depasturing of 
such stock shall be prima facie evidence of a sub- 
letting of the land under lease 


16. The Lessee may cultivate any part of the land 
upon obtaining the Minister’s consent in writing 


17. The lease is subject to the reservation of all 
public rights of roads and to the provisions of -ection 
111 of the Crown Lands Act of 1884 


18. The lease shall be deemed to be a lease for pas- 


toral purposes within the meaning of the Mining Act . 


of 1906 and as such shall be subject to the operations 
of that Act 


19. All persons duly authorised shall have full right 
to enter upon the land at any time within reasonable 
hours during the currency of the lease for the pur- 
pose of cutting and removing timber without inter- 
ference by the Lessee and the Lessee shall provide 
convenient ‘gateways or openings where required for 
this purpose or where directed by the Minister or by 
any officer authorised by the Minister in that ‘behalf 
and permit timber-getters to camp and graze their 
teams within the lease subject to the provisions of 
section 20 of the Forestry Act of 1909 

20. For all improvements on the land not Crown 
property the Lessee shall pay their capital value as 
provers in section 44 of the Crown Lands Act of 

21. The Lessee shall when called upon pay all costs 
of preliminary action report and inspection 

22. Instructions will be given within a reasonable 
time after the issue of the lease for survey if neces- 
sary to be effected but the Crown will not .be respon- 
sible in any way for any delay or failure to ‘effect 
survey of the lease 

23. In the event of the area of the lease being found 
to be different to that herein mentioned the rent . 
shall be subject to any adjustment consequent upon 
any increase in or diminution of area 

24. In the event of any of these conditions provi- 
sions or covenants not being complied with in the 
manner specified the lease will be lable to forfeiture 
and on forfeiture all improvements effected by the 
Lessee shall become the property of the Crown with- 
out compensation 


fPrECIAL CoxpriioNs, &C., ATTACHED TO Brock No. 711. 


1. The Lessee shall effectually destroy pine stringy- 
bark box gum and ironbark scrubs and noxious weeds 


2. The Lessee shall carefully preserve all straight 
pine stringybark box gum and ironbark trees of six 
(6) inches or over in diameter measured at three (3) 
feet from the ground which are useful or likely to be 
useful for fencing mining or building purposes or for 
railway sleepers subject to the provision that the 
Lessee may cut and use any timber for fencing or 
other improvements within the leased area 


3. The Lessee shall also carefully preserve curra- 
jong trees if any subject to the provision that the 
Minister for Lands may grant permission to lop or 
whip these trees for stock-feeding purposes in times 
of drought 


4. The Lessee shall not cut or remove any timber 
for sale or otherwise except as before provided 


5. The Lessee shall destroy all trees and saplings 
not exempted by the previous conditions by ring- 
barking or otherwise 


6. The Lessee shall begin operations mentioned in 
the previous conditions within six (6) months from 
the commencement of the lease During the first year 
of the lease the Lessee shall operate on not less than 
one-sixth (4) of the total area leased and during each 
of the succeeding five (5) years the Lessee shall cperate 
on an additional one-sixth (4) of the total area leased 
so that the whole area shall be dealt with as pre- 
scribed in the foregoing conditions within six (6) 
years from the commencement of the lease After any 
part of the land has been cleared of scrub and under- 
growth the Lessee shall keep it clear and after any 
part of the land has been ringbarked the Lessee shall 
keep it free from suckers and seedlings except seed- 
lings of trees referred to in clause 2 


7. The Lessee shall within three (8) months from the 
commencement of the lease take effective steps to des- 
troy rabbits wallabies dingoes foxes and other noxious 
animals and shall continue to do so during the whole 
remaining term of the lease to the satisfaction of the 
Minister for Lands 


8. The Lessee shall not overstock the land under 
lease either wholly or in part the decision as to over- 
stecking to rest with the Minister 


9. The Lessee shall fence the boundaries of the 
area leased with a substantial fence within three 
(3) years from the date of commencement of the lease 
but the boundaries common to other land held in the 
same interest and while such other land held in the 
need not be fenced provided the holdings in one 
_ interest are* enclosed Bea ring-fence ~ ~ 


10. The Lessee shall maintain all Crown improve- 
ments and all improvements effected under these con- 
ditions upon the land leased in good order and condi- 


tion during the whole term of the lease . 


11. The Minister for Lands shall have the power to 
charge the Lessee any sum not exceeding ten pounds 
(£10) as a fine for any breach of the foregoing condi- 
tions which he may not consider as sufficiently grave 
to warrant forfeiture 


12. The Governor may by notice in the Government 
Gazette— 


(a) at any time and from time to time withdraw 
any land required or deemed to be required 
for mining or mining purposes saw-mill site 
or for any public purpose and 

(b) may also at any time and from time to time 
after the expiration of ten (10) years from 
the commencement of the lease withdraw the 
whole or any part or parts of the land for 
purposes of settlement 


Without in any case compensation except for the 
Lessee’s interest in improvements on the land so with- 
drawn Such compensation in respect of the improve- 
ments effected in terms of this lease shall be ascer- 
tained by multiplying a sum representing the fair 
value of the improvements by a fraction of which the 
numerator shall be the unexpired term of the lease 
and the denominator the original term of the lease 
and in case of other improvements effected by the 
Lessee in terms of a special consent given by the 
Minister for Lands the compensation shall be the 
fair value of such improvements Provided that in 
all cases the fair value referred to shail be the value 
of the improvements to an incoming settler at the 
date of withdrawal provided that such value shall 
not in any case exceed their cost The compensation 
shall be appraised by the Local Land Board or by 
the Land Appeal Court on appeal or reference The 
Lessee shall be deemed to have a right of appeal and 
the Minister shall be deemed to have a right of 
reference of the Board’s appraisement to the Land 
Appeal Court and for this purpose the appraisement 
shall be deemed to be an appraisement under the 
provisions of section 6 of the Crown Lands Act of 
1889 Upon the withdrawal of any land as aforesaid 


’ a reduction of the annual rent shall be made propor- 


tionate to the area withdrawn é 

13. Upon expiration of the lease by effluxion of 
time the Lessee shall have tenant-right as defined in 
the Crown Lands Act of 1895 in fencing effected in 
terms of this lease and in such improvetients as may 
be effected after the consent of the Minister for 
Lands’ has been obtained but ‘shall not have tenarit- 


3812 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 


[13 Juny, 1910. 


SALE OF IMPROVEMENT LEASES—continued. 


SprecraL ConpiTions, &C., ATTACHED TO Brock No. 711—continued. 


right or ownership in scrubbing clearing ringbarking 
suckering or other improvements except fencing 
effected in terms of this lease 


14. Any holder of a current miner’s right while 
following the occupation of a miner or prospector 
may graze upon this lease such horses or other 
animals as may be necessary for his subsistence and 
for the carrying on of prospecting or mining 

15. The Lessee shall not transfer assign or sublet or 
grant agistment rights without having first obtained 
the Minister’s consent in writing and if any stock 
not owned by the Lessee shall be found depasturing 
on the said land the presence and depasturing of 
such stock shall be prima facie evidence of a sub- 
letting of the land under lease 


16. The Lessee may cultivate any part of the land \ 
upon obtaining the Minister’s consent in writing 


17. The lease is subject to the reservation of all 
public rights of roads and to the provisions of section 
111 of the Crown Lands Act of 1884 °* 

18. The lease shall be deemed to be a lease for pas- 
toral purposes within the meaning of the Mining Act 
of 1906 and as such shall be subject to the operations 
of that Act 

19. All persons duly authorised shall have full right 
to enter upon the land at any time within reasonable 
hours during the currency of the lease for the pur- 
pose of cutting and removing timber without inter- 


ference by the Lessee and the Lessee shall provide 
convenient gateways or openings where required for 
this purpose or where directed by the Minister or by 
any officer authorised by the Minister in that behalf 
and permit timber-getters to camp and graze their 
teams within the lease subject to the provisions of 
section 20 of the Forestry Act of 1909 


20. For all improvements on the land not Crown 
property the Lessee shall pay their capital value as 
provided in section 44 of the Crown Lands Act of 
1889 


21. ‘The Lessee shall when call upon pay all costs 
of preliminary action report and inspection 


22. Instructions will be given within a reasonable 
time after the issue of the lease for survey if neces- 
sary to be effected but the Crown will not be respon- 
sible in any way for any delay or failure to effect 
survey of the lease 


23. In the event of the area of the lease being found 
to be different to that herein mentioned the rent 
shall be subject to any adjustment consequent upon 
any Increase in or diminution of area 


_24. In the event of any of these conditions provi- 
sions or covenants not being complied with in the 
manner specified the lease will be liable to forfeiture 
and on forfeiture all improvements effected by the 
Lessee shall become the property of the Crown with- 
out compensation 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


SCRUB LEASE—NOTICH OF GRANTING OF. 


[' is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations 


thereunder, a Scrub Lease of the land set out in the annexed Schedule has been grantel to the person named in such 


Schedule for the term and under the conditions, provisions, covenants, restrictions, and reservations, notified in the Government 


Gazette of 19th January, 1910. 


The rent for the second and every succesdinzg year of the lease must b2 paid yearly in alvance to the Treasurer of the 
State of New South Wales, at Sydney, on or before the date corresponding to the date of commencement of the lease, and if 


not so paid the lease will be liable to forfeiture. 


S. W. MOORE. 


SCHEDULE. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District oF Morenr, SHIRE oF BooLtooroo. 


H Term of Lease. | 
Ko. of No. of Name and Address Estimate . Annual 
Papers. Lease. of Lessee, Ara. Soren: a Rent 
From— To— 

Oce. Acres 1910. 1931. sand 

1910-5412 | 309 | Fingleton, James,) Block A, | Fletcher Cowallie ...| 4 June 3 June 118 15 O 
of Ogi.vie,M.ree| 3,80_* 
* As described by notification of Scrub Lands in Gazette of 19th January, 1910. 

[173] be Department of Lands, 


“Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


NOTIFIVATION OF SURRENDER OF PART OF SCRUB LEASE. 


Vhs izsherc by notifi d, for public information, that part of the undermentioned Scrub Lease has been surrendered. 


Ss. W. MOORE. 


Lanp District oF BARMEDMAN, SHIRE OF NARRABURRA. 


Reg. No. of Ne. of es . pe + Area Date when surrender 
Papers, Lease. Name and Address of Lessee. Paes. County. surrendered. takes effect frcm, 
on y of Hlak ae 4 Ar al v4 

Alo. | anaes ep 
1910-8,787 | 97 | Preston, Frederick William, off Quandary Bourke | 956 O O| 22 January, 1910. 
| Temora, (por. 64). 


—— 


13 Jury, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 3813 
[303] We tern Land Board Office, 
Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF APPROVAL OF THE ISSUE OF WESTERN LANDS LEASES. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that the issue of Western Linds Leases for the undermentioned areas has been 
approved, and that in pursuance of section 33 of the “ Western Lands (Amendment) Act of 19U5,” the occupation licensees’ 
right of occupation of the areas named shall cease on the expiration of thirty days from the date of approval of issue of lease. 


S. W. MOORE, 
Minister for Lands. 


Date of 
. | Approval 
Ap, licant. Area El-eck. | ; of Ifolding cut of which Lease is to be granted. 
ssve 
| of Lease. 
. | 
| Acres. | 1910. 
William E ward Turnbull...) 10,497 256 | 80 June} Within the area withdrawn from W. L. Lease 230, Boorooma. 
Thomas Dillon ae .. | 10,3880 257 SOL", do do do 
Matthew James McMullen...| 10,3£0 258 eS Ogres do do do 
Glenelg Charles Wood 12,196 259 SOless do do 126, Charlton. 
John Llewellyn Roberts .. | 10,043 260 30 38% do do 274, Bundabulla, 
Sidney Alexander Eville ..| 4,812 | Part of 261 | 20 ,, do do 765, Milroy. 
Charles Alchin aie He 4,812 | Part of 261 | 30 _,, do do do 
Block. 
James John Neale .., was |) 9,624, 262 BOF; do do do 
Albert Athel Colless ; 9,025 263 B10) rs do do 139, Dungalear, and 
125, Bundinbarrina. 
George Richard Walton ...| 9,025 264 HOP! x do do do. 
Alfred Ernest Rowe as 9,025 265 SOMES: do do do 
Archibald Joseph Kennedy..| 9,025 266 30% G do do do 
Charles John Prentice “4 7,192 267 SO, do do 84, Llanillo. 
Victor Colless ee eal ae7 i 92 268 co Ome: do do do 
Daniel Hegarty... a 8,467 269 30 _—,, do do 3, Quantambone. 
James Blake — Janie 29,467 270 30 4, do do do 
Frnest Alfred Meathrel .. 8,467 271 30 <3 do do do 
Henry Campbell ... .. | 10,280 272 30, do do 350, Gingie. 
Thomas O'Keeffe, senior ..| 10,280 273 EKO do do do 


Note.—The above notification is in lieu of that appearing in the Government Gazette of the 6th instant, which is hereby cancelled. 


[205] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


RESTORATION OF AN ANNUAL LEASE. 


| T is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned Annual Lease, which was notified as non-renewed in 
Government Gazette of 2nd February, 1910, has been restored, subject t» any conflicting claims which may have arisen 
up to this date. 


S. W. MOORE. 
SoHEDULE. 

ceo eel | 
Reg. No. heed | Name of Lessee, Land District, Parish. County and Shire. Area. ahaa 

aot: _— | 

( 
Ms. Ls. ! aa 2: Up) Ss. 
1910-9,640 | 1909-18 | Durrant, Wm. Narrabri .. | Bogavri.., SI Pottinger; Namoi...| 240 0-0 | 210 O 
| Henry. 

{307 ] Department of Lande. 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned applicatiors have been received for Special Leases 
] under the provisions of the 89th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, of the lands and for the purposes hereunder 
stated, and that it is the intention to grant leases, should no sufficient objection be found t> exist, after inquiry by the 
Land Board and consideration by the Minister. 


Any objections will receive due consideration if lodged in writing with the District Surveyor for the Land Board District 
in which the land is situated on or before the date specified in each case hereunder. 
8. W. MOORE. 


CE Te se eee ee eer 


Purpose for Local Land Board yt up er bin 
. lied for, Area. which the Lease Office where objections} objections 
badd Se eaaere a is desired. may be lodged. may be lodged. 


Phillips, Frederick. | County Gloucester, parish Myall: Commencing) 4 0 0 Tramway purposes «.| Maitland or) ~.| 16 July, 1910 
Sp. L. 1910-2, Stroud) at a point on Special Lease 1907-13 for| (about). 
tramway by Frederick Phillips where it 
intersects the Turkey Brush road; and 
thence through forest reserve 2°,405 gener- 
ally north-westerly about 4) chains and 
approximately parallel with Deep Creek. F 4 
Davis Bros, and Bur-| County Rous, parish Coraki, fronting portion 2.| 0 1 1 |,Wharfund Slip .. . | Grafton ote esol 2 unihes cs 

aes (Limited). (Sp. 

L. 1910-15, Lismore. 
The Colonial Sugar] County Rous, parish Terranora. Below high-| 31} links x Wharf ave seo oe. do nee «:| 18 Aug., y 

Refining Company water mark, Tweed River, near Barney’s) 78 links. 

fuel.) Special Lease Point, 

»06-8, Murwillum- 

bah, 


3814 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. {13 Jury, 1910. 


[7992] Department of Lands, — 
Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


CANCELLATION OF APPROVAL OF SPECIAL LEASE APPLICATIONS. 


if is hereby notified, for gereral information, that so much of Gazette notification of 25th March, 1908, as relates to the approval of the 


undermentioned Special Leases is declared cancelled. 
S. W. MOORE. 


ScHEDULE. 


Ee. No. Purpose of Annual 


No. of Name and Address ‘ 
Situation of Land. Ease, Bonk. 


Application. of Lessee. Area. 


Papers. 


Ms. Ls. sere £ 8. d. 
1910-8728 |1907-3, Stroud _... | Phillips, Frederick,| County Gloucester, parish Nerong: Commencing on Dirty Creek,, 28 0 0| Tramway ..| 35 0 0 
cf Nabiac. . at a point near the north-east corner of portion lv; andextend-| (about). 

ing north-westerly partly along the north-east boundary of 
portion 6, with a width of 60 links to the south boundary of 
portion 58 (Charles Duck’s conditional purchase of 40 acres), a 
distance of about 7 miles. Shire Stroud. 

7 sags aad Do «.| County Gloucester, parishes Myall and Euther: Commencing at} 40 0 0 do os 0 0 
the northern terminal of F. Phillips’ S.L. 1907-4,and extending; (about). 

in a northerly direction along the valley of the Crawford 
River towards Mammy. Johnson’s Creek, ecressing Telagree 
Creek, within portion 17, parish Euther; and thence to a point 
hid Terrel Creek, a total distance of about 10 miles. Shire 
Stroud. 


[153] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


LAND SALE. 
N pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, I, the Minister for Lands, do hereby notify that the 
foliowing Lot of Land will be offered for sale by public auction, at the undermentioned place, at the time and 


on the day specified, at the upset price affixed thereto. 
S. W. MOORE. 


os 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, GOULBURN, 


On Wednesday, the 17th day of August, 1910, at 12 o’clock noon. 
COUNTRY LOT. 


TERMS :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three months. 


| 


| 
No. of ‘ Upset Price | 


Oortinde: Area. per Aces County. Parish. Situation. : Remarks. 
a; Tap. ose. 
227 | 51 3 0; 210 0} Argyle ..| Milbang _...| Situated near the Great Southern Road,| Within Argyle, Camden, and 

being western and southern edge of| King Goldfield, and Gun- 
Wet Lagoon ; about 15 miles from| ning Shire. 
Goulburn and 6 from the town of 
Collector. 
Aln. 1910-7,439 A. 3,811-2,121. 

(177) Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 
REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF CONDITIONAL PURCHASES. 


ie is hereby notified that the forfeiture of the undermentioned Conditional Purchases which was published in the Gazette on the dates 
specified hereunder, has been reversed. 


S. W. MOORE. 


a 
No. of pe So Date of : 
CP. Purchaser. ue be Shire. Area see | County Parish. | £& | Gazettal of | Lease No. | Papers. 
: Bey & Forfeiture, 


EAST&RN DIVISION. 


District oF CowRa. 


Acres. 
91l= 61 marge Anne (now ie 29 Oct , at Waudgoola 4 52 bith Forbes a Morongla.. 


C.S. 
. Stokes), 147 2 Feb., aad peaeence oF | 1910-15091 


vt 


District oF GourBurn. C.S. 


63-3297 Mulwarce ; 40 | 21 Jerrara " 32 3 Feb., a eae f tae 


Jeffrey, W. H. (now Augustine! 26 Noy., 1863 
M, Betts). : : : gythee. 


NE SE Se ee 


13 Jury, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 3815 


[176] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


REV#RSAL OF FORFEITURE OF CONDITIONAL PURCHASE. 


[ is hereby notified that the forfeiture of the undermentioned Conditional Purchase, which was published in the Gazette on the 
date specified hereunder, ani afterwards provisionally reversed, has been absolutely reversed. 


S. W. MOORE. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
District oF Moss VALE. 


els . Section ; Date of 
io Purchaser. | wae | Shire, Area, | of the County. Parish. Fomor Gazettal of Lease Papers, . 
athe . | Act. - Forfeiture. 
Acres, | | C.8. 
89-43 | Ferguson, W. R. (now Leet 13 June, 1881) Wingecarribee 50 42 Camden. ....| Bumballa .. 83 4 Oct., 1905...) ..... | 1910-14,718 
Thos. Ferguscn). | 
(283 } Department of Landa, 


Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROADS AND OF PROPOSED CLOSING OF ROADS OR PARTS OF 
ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY, AND PART OF ROAD TO BE DECLARED A PUBLIC ROAD. 


 OTICE is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that certain, roads should be opened, and that it is proposed 
to 1esume for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Koads Act, 1897, the lands hereunder described. 
The proposed roads are shown upon plans which can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same can be inspected at the 
respective Offices of the Crown Lands Agents for the Land District in which the lands are situated. 
All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing end to forward tothe Minister, within one month from date of 
this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposal to open the roads referred to. : 
Notice is also given that the Minister is of opinion that it is expedient to close the reads or parts of roads hereunder specified, and all 
persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister, within one mcnth from this date, any ubjections 
which may appear to them to exist to the closing of the eaid roads or parts of roads. 
: P)ans showing the roads or parts of roads proposed to be closed can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same can be inspeeted 
at the respective Offices of the Crown Lands Agents for the Land District in which the lands are situated. 


—— S. W. MOORE. 


DESCRIPTION OF RoaD TO BE OPENED :—Road from road at an east boundary of portion 10, towards Rugby, parish of Wallah, 
county of King, Murrungal Shire No. 109. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1908-58-16 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,467-1,603.] 


Description of lands which it is proposed to resume, and roads and parts of roads deemed 'to be unnecessary, which it is proposed 
to close. 


Lanp Districr or Boorowa. 


. Character | Width of ‘Anén to be Roads and parts of Roads proposed to be closed, &c., 
Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to be part of Roads to be declared to be 


Area. 
aie kt Holding. Resumed. Reuven: a Public Road 


Parish 
No. 


cons 
cS 


The unnecessary parts of reserved road within Eliza Kelly’s 
C.P. portion 99, south of dedicated road R, 8,941-1,603 and 
the unnecessary road separating s2id portion 99 from W. 

| Kelly’s C.P, portion 58 are to be closed and added to C.P. 

85-60 in lieu, the area of the C.P. and portion 99 to be in- 

creased by 3} acres; also unnecessary road separating 

Hiiza Kelly’s C L. portion 101 from W. Kelly’s C.P. portion 

58 is to be closed and added to C.L, 5,216 (portion 101), the 

area thereof to be increased by 1} acres; and the 

unnecessary road separating Eliza Kelly’s C.P. portion 

1:2 from W. Kelly’s portion 58 is to be closed and added 

to C.P. 85-59 (portion 102); the area thereof to be increased 

: : by 5 acres. 

10-/ 840 0 0 Do ...| Alezander Faill...| Alexander Faill..| C.L.15,551 | 100 , ... 1.0 0 | The unnecessary parts of road separating this portion (10) 

from Eliza Kelly’s portion 100, east and west of proposed 

road, are to be closed for addition to C.L. 15,551 (portion 10); 

the area of the C.L. and portion, when the addition is 

made, will be increased by 5 acres. 


ri drs rp a. 
1c0.| 417 0 U | Wallah..| Eliza Kelly ...| Eliza Kelly —...| O.L. £,222 | 100 links...| 6 


The part of road between portions 100 and 10, in con- 
tinuity of proposed road is to be declared to be a public road 
and dedicated to the public accordingly, 


DeEscRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Part of road from Bullerana to Morea, via forest reserve No. 1,059, parishes of Noona and 
Carore, county of Courallie, Boomi Shire No. 44. 


(Registration No. of Papers—Roads, 19(9-299-8; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,857-1,603.] 


Description of lands which it is proposed to resume, and roads deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 
Lanp District or Moren. 


a. Parish Character | Widih of Area 
7) 2 Area. Naina Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to be tobe | Roads proposed to be closed, &c. 
] s Holding. | Resumed. | Resumed. 
Qs" I; p- an -. 
: { The following unnecessary roads. are to be closed 
21. 500 2 0)| Nocna...| New Zealand and} New Zealand and} Freehold 2chaios...| 16 114 |) and parts granted in lieu. Reserved road within 
Beet Australian Land Australian Land | portion 2, and reserved road within porlion 45, 
Company (Ltd.). Company (Ltd.). | parish of Yarraman; boundary road separating 
27) 600 0 0 105 i do ai do S do See cl See Jos 0 2 4 |2 portion 21 from portion 87; reserv‘d road through 
~ = portion 21; part cf boundary road separating 
12 225 0 0 | Carore... do o do ae Go: pr) 20 ye eee TTP OF 8S | portion 12 from portion 13, south of proposed road ; 
‘ and boundary road separa‘ing portion 17 from 
| portion 16, parish of Carore. 


NR TR IS 


3816 NKHW SOUTH WALES GOVERNICENT GAZETTE, No. 110. {13 Juny, 1910. 
[ 284] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th July, 191. 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROAD. 


I OTICE is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that a certain road should be opened, and that itis proposed to 
resume for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described. 
The proposed road is shown upon a plan which can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be inspected at the 
Office of the Crown Lands Agent at Nowra. 


All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing and to forward to the Minister, within one month from da‘e 
of this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposal to open the road referred to. 


S. W. MOORE. 


Descaierion oF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Part of the road from Wandrawan lian to the private towa of South Huskisson, known locally 
a3 the Old Wool Road, parishes of Wandrawandian and Bherwerre, county of St. Vincent, Clyde Shire No. 105. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1907-330-18; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,913-1,603.] 


Description of lands which it is proposed to resume. 


Lanp District or Nowra. 


Character | Width of Area 
Parish Ne. Area. Parish Name. Grantee and Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to be to be 
Hodding. Resumed. | Resumed, 
a. SLAP: a Yr. pP. 
4 590 0 OQ} Wandrawandian ...| Charles J, Campbell (grantee) tee x3 «| Private subdivision, road in| Freehold .}| 100 links... 4 317 
use. 
Part of 2 | 2,560 0 0 | Bherwerre ... ..| Alex. Bryce... Ber at Ag ase ~.| Alex. Byce and tr_ck in use do Pat MOON Pesfican cae 771 AG 
(now sub- 
divided). 
Part of 22,560 0 0 DS aeeese wij) Percy, Keal’ oui... ae ae a oy «.| Perey Kean and track in Oy se | 100, sp icose 7 210 
use, 
8 1,270 0 0 Downes ..| Thomas Walker (grantee), Mrs. Biizabeth J. ie ASC e CCD RUED At do 5.4 LOH Ese 0 216 
Starling, trustees in A.S. Lowe's estate, trus- 
teesin Dr. If, Tarrant’s estate, and Mr. J. J, 
Mills, 
1 2,560 0 0 Dow recs .«.| Trustees in the estate cf the lale Sir Edward] Messrs. Lamond & McGrath do eel LOO estates 8 0 16 
Deas Thomsen. 
[282] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 
NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIC ROADS ACT OF 1902, OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF LANDS 
FOR ROADS. 


| IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Public 
Roads Act of 1902, the lands hereunder described (in respect of which lands notice of proposal to resume the same has been 
duly given) shall be and are hereby resumed for the several roads hereunder specified, and that the said lands shall be and are hereby 


dedicated as roads. 
S. W. MOORE. 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—Road from Fitzroy Falls-Robertson road to south boundary of Roger Spain’s portion 111, within 
portion 70, parish of Burrawang, county of Camden, Wingecarribee Shire No, 124. 


[Registration No. of Papers—-Roads 1909-939-9 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,954-1,603.] 


\ 


Description of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 


A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question was published in the Goverament Gazette of 11th May, 
1910, folio 2551. 
Lanp District or Moss VALE. 


] 1 
Parish : Character \iapipates Area 
Area. Parish Name. Reputed Owner. Occupier. to) i Resumed & 
xe Holdin Resumed & | Dy dicared 
) 8. D.d ‘cated. blest 
Bate eps a. T Pp. 
70 66 3 0} Burrawang ...( Paul Moore oes ans «es ~ | Paul Moore ese . | Freehold .., oe & | £0 links | 02 4 


D&sORIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED.—Part of road from Reid’s Flat to Wyangla, within portion 180, parish of Wyangala, county of 
King, Murrungal Shire No. 109. 


Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-923-9 ; Catalogue No. of Plan, R. 9,906-1,603. 


Description of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 


A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question, was published in the Government Gazette of 11th May, 
1910, folio 2550. ; 


Lanp District or Boorowa. 


pets Character Land R 
No. Area, Parish Name. Reputed Owner. Occupier. of eave and pen 


Holding. | Dedicated. | Dedicated. 


a. Pe a. 2 Pe 
40 0 0 C.P. 91-67 Variable ..{ 0 2 0 


- - - a —_ i oo ee —* 


Wyangala ss. » | GT Newham ee eos «| A,Cramp .. “op oo ese es 


13 Jury, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 110. 


[281] 


3817 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIC ROADS ACT, 1(02, OF RESUMPTION OR WITHDRAWAL AND DEDICATION 
OF LANDS FOR ROADS, AND OF THE CLOSING OF ROADS OR PARTS OF ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNECES- 
SARY, AND PARTS OF ROADS DECLARED TO BE PUBLIC ROADS. 


H* 


Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Public 
Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described (in respect of which lands notice of proposal to resume or withdraw the same has 


duly been given) shall be and are hereby resumed or withdrawn for the several roads hereunder specified; and that the said lands shall be 
and are hereby dedicated as roads; also, that the roads or parts of roads hereunder apecified, which are deemed to be unnecessary (in 


respect of which notice of proposal to close the same has duly been given), shall be and are hereby closed. 


. 


S. W. MOORE. 


-Dxsceiprion or RoaD opENED :—Deviation in part of the road from the Orange-Forbes road to the Orange-Cargo road, parishes of 
Barton and Borenore, counties of Ashburnham and Wellington, Canobolas Shire No. 112. 


[Registraticn No. of Papers—Roads 1909-35214; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,826-1,603.] 


DE&scRIPTion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of roads or parts of roads 


deemed to be unnecessary, which are now clesed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the roads or parts of roads deemed to be 
unnecessary, was published in the Government Gazette of 18th May, 1910, folio 2687. 


Lanp Districts or Monona aNp ORANGE. 


Reputed 
Owner. 


Occupier. 


Width of 
Character Land 
of Resumed 
Holding. and 
Dedicated. 


Area 
Resumed 
and 
Dedieated. 


Roads and parts cf Reads elosed, and parts of Reads 
declared to be Public Roads. 


ges 
35 | Barton, William Cantril. . 
county of 


Ashburnhan). 


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Borenore, J. F. Schmick 
county of 


Wellington. 


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ing Company of 


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do 


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John 


do 


C.P. 70-852 , Variable .. 
do 


do 


do 


Part of C:P: 
62-3,430. 


Part of C.P.: 100 links & 
65-697. variable. 


do 


C.P. 72-1,204 ! 100 ,, 


C.P. 70-1,754| 100 ,, 


100 links .. 


~ 
= 
or 


The unnecessary boundary road between this portion 
(33) and same owner’s portion 239 is closed for 
addition to C.P. 70-852 (portion 33) in lieu, the area 
thereof being increased by 4 acres. 

This area (2 roods) is resumed as ‘‘ severed land,” and is 
situated between old road (R. 8,979-1,603) and creek. 


(The unnecessary part of reserved road included in sur- 
vey of road (K. 8,979-1,603) within portion 33, parish 
of Barton, county of Ashburnham ; also unneces- 
sary parts of dedicated road (R. 8,979-1,603) within 
aforesaid portion 33 and portion 88, and lying between 
south-west corner of portion 88 and north-west corner 
of portion 89,are closed, and, together with ‘‘ severed 
land ” (2 roods) to be resumed from portion 33, added 
to portions 88 and 89. parts of C.P. 65-697 in lieu; area 

of portion 88 remains unaltered, area of portion 89 

reduced 2 roods, and area of C.P.65-691 reduced 2 

\ roods 

The unneces ary parts of dedicated road (R. 8,979) 
within aforesaid portion 33, west of portion 115, and 
within portion 115 ; also unnecessary boundary road 
on west of portion 115 are closed and adde:l to C.P. 
72-565, portion 115 ia lieu ; the area thereof remains 
unaltered. 

The unnecessary boundary road on west of portion 150 
is closed and added to C.P. 72-1,204 (portion 150, in 
lieu ; the srea thereof remains unaltered. 

The unnecessary boundary road, 100 links and yariable 
in width, on south-west of this portion (114) is closed 
for addition to C.P 70-1,754 (portion 114) in lieu ; the 
area to be increased thereby by 1 acre 3 roods. 


—- 


The parts of existing roads provided in Crown sub- 


division included in survey and in continuity of new 
road are declared to be a public road, and dedicated to 
the public accordingly. 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—Deyiatioz in part of the Mount Kosiusko-Jindabyne Tourist Road, parish of Mitchell, county of 
Wallace, Dalgety Shire No. 99. 


(Registration No. of Papers—Roads :910-221-7; Catalogue No. of Plan—R 9,981-1,603.] 


Descrirrion of land now withdrawn for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of part of road deemed to be 
unnecessary, which is now closed. 


A proposal to withdraw the land referred to for the road in question, and to close the part of road deemed to be unnecesra J, 
was published in the Government Gazette of 4th May, 1910, fulio 2445. 


Lanp Disrrict oF Cooma. 


Width cof 


| Parish | Character Land ieee 
Parish No. Area, eile Reputed Owner. Occupier. ; se pipet be aoa Part of Road closed, 4c. 
. Holding. an ; 

| Dedicated. | Dedicated 
Bee ter Te ; ; ob ge ae , 
Unnunbered  €4) 0 0} Mitchell ...) Albert Williams | Road as cet out for con-| Annual 800 links... 16 U vu! The unnecessary part cf road within 
struction by Works) lease this aunual lease north «f new 
Department. 19u7-20. deviation is closed and added tp» 


the annual lease 1907-20 in jieu ; area 
thereof being reduced by 4 acres, 


No. 110, 13 Jury, 1910.—5. 


5818 NEW SOUTE WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. (13 Juny, 1910. 


SW es he 


NO{IFICATIIJN OF RESUMPTION OR WITHDRAWAL AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROADS &o.—continued. 


Dxscription or RoaD OPENED :—Parts of road from Kenyu to Cocomingla, parish of C2comingla, county of Monteagle, 
Murrungal Shire No. 109. 


(Registration No. Papers—Roads 1909-925-10 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,867-1,603.] 


DescriPrion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of roads or part of road 
deemed to be unnecessary, which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume the Jands referred to for the road in question, and to close the roads or part of road deemed to be 
unnecessary, was published in the Government Gazette of 16th May, 1910, folio 2584. 


Lanp District oF Boorowa. 


“ 


Width «f 
a 4 Character Land pATSh Roads and part of Road ec'osed, and 
mo Area. Parish Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Resumed Apel parts cf Roads declared to be 
3H Name, Holding. and oi | peeeciaa a Public Road. 
= Dedicated. —- 
i 
Bi, ela pe Q a& “rr. p. 
23 33 2 0 | Cocomingla| Goldsbrough, Mort, Goldsbrough, Mort,| Freehold ..| 100 links... DLO ype assicic,nin aguviorstetaie rag cn ra tga minemeerery ciate 
& Co. (Limited). & Co. (Limited). 
10 40 0 0 Do ...| R. Goldsbrough & do Be eCaea oz LOss04e 1 L000, 9 mec 1 010] The unnecessary boundary road on the west of 
Co. (Limited). - this portion (10) is closed and added to 
C.P. 78-10,894 (portion 10) in lieu ; the area of 
the C.P. and portion being reduced by 1 rood. 
11 40 0 0 Do" ez do ae do Tal Ges Yo=LO,o0o | kO0 "5, as 0 3 0 | The unnecessary boundary road on the west of 
: this portion (11) is closed and added: to 
C.P. 73-10,895 (portion 11) in lieu; the area 


thereof remains unaltered. 

12 40 0 0 Do» as do Br do aa} Cabs 278-20,896'004 557 a. 0 220} The unnecessary boundary road on the west of 
this portion (12) is closed and added to 
C.P. 73-10,896 (portion 12) in lieu; the area 
thereof remains unaltered. 

sAidests 0 2 20] The unnecesssary boundary road on the west of 
this portion (13), together with the unnecessary 
part of boundary road on the south of same 
portion westerly from new road is closed 

| i for addition to C.P. 73-10,897 (portion 13) 

in lieu; the area thereof when addition is 
made to be increased by 1 rood. 

08 0 220] The unnecessary boundary road on the north and 

east of this portion (133) is closed for addi- 

tion to C.P. 70-759, portion 133 in lieu; the 

area thereof when addition is made to be 

increased by lacre 3 roods. 


13 40 0 0 Do sles do | do -.| C.P. 73-10,897 | 100 


28183 shosd0:1-00N0: |ueTRE: # do b. do ..| OP. 70- 759 | 100 


The parts of existing roads between the extre- 
mities and in continuity of new road are 
declared to be a public road, and dedicated to 

{ the public accordingly. 


DEsSORIPTION OF ROAD OPENED:—Road from road at south-west corner of portion 47, towards the Nobby’s Creek 
Murwillumbah-road, within portions 42, 10, and 83, parish of Kynnumboon, county of Rous, Tweed Shire No. 1. 


(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-568-17; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 8,922--1,603. ] 


DgscriPtion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of parts of roads deemed 
to be unnecessary, which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, 
was published in the Government Gazette of 20th October, 1909, folio 5772. 


Lanp District oF MURWILLUMBAH. 


Width of 
2 c Area Parish Donat eaitvenes Occupier Character of B fearaieh Raanceba Parts of Roads closed, &c., and parts of Reads 
oe : Name. eb RPRLOE. - Holding. rea and declarcd to be a Public Road. 
Dedieated. Dedicated. 
& T. f. Bal.) ails 
(The area, £0 perches, is resumed as 
42 | 82 0 0| Kynnum- | ©, &, & A, Bank] ©. M. Barnes.| C.P, 19:4-69 | 100 links &} 1 0 0 “severrd land.” The unnecessary parts 
boon. (Uimi*ed). variable. ofreserved rord within this porticn (42), 


added to the C.P. 1904-69 (portion 42) in 
lieu; the area of the C.P. and portion 
| being reduced by 2 roods. 


| 
| 
4 east and west of new road are clesed and 
| 
oe do o. do ser] swariable,..» 0 10 20 Wi) 


42|8200| Do .. do 


10 |; 74 3 0 Do ...| Bank of New South} Patrick Glynn! C.V. 94-12 ...) JO‘ links & 1 0 0 | The unnecessary parts of the eastern re- 
Wales. variable. s rved road within portion 10 are closed, 
aud, together with 2) perches “severed 
land” resumed from portion 42, added to 
C.P. 91-12 (portion 10) in lieu; the area 
of the C.P. and portion being increased 
by 1 acre 3 rocds. 


83 | 40 0 0 Do .| E,, &, & A. Baok| C. M. Barnes...| C.P. 1905-41 | Variable...) 0 015] The ummecessary part of reserved road 
(Limited). through the eastern part of this portion 
(83), east of new road is closed and added to: ° 
the C.P. 1905-41 (portion 83) in lieu; the 
area of the C.P, and portion remains 
‘) unaltered ; 


The parts :f reserved roads within por- — 
tions 42, 10, and 83, included in survey and in 
continuity of new road are declared to be a 
public read, aud dedicated to the public 
accordingly. 


Sa ee An te ER ee eee Se ee ee ‘ 
SS aaa 


13 Jury, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 3819 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OR WITHDRAWAL AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROADS, &o.—continued. 
DESCRIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—Road connecting the Mongogarie-Casino road with road at Leeville Railway Station, 
parish of Coombell, county of Richmon1, Tomki Shire No. 7. 

[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1908-429-15 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,531-1,693.] 


Dxscription of lands now resumed for the roads specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of road or parts of 
roads deemed to be unnecessary, which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the road or parts of roads deemed to be 
unnecessary, was published in the Government Gazette of 12th January, 1910, folio 208. 


Lanp District or CAsINo. 


[ | Width of ea 
Parish | Chae cher Land Resumed 
Parish No.| Area. Nance Reputed Cwner. Occupier. of | Resumed Anal Road or parts of Roads closed, &o, 
Holding. | and A 
| Dedicated. Dedicated.| 
&, Tp. a. Tr. p.| (The unnecessary part cf boundary road 
9 80 0 0 | Combell., R.E Campbell...) secscssoeeee | Freehold...) 1chain ...| 2 010} | separating R. E, Campbell’s portion 10 from 
(now sub- | | Australian Mutual Provident Society’s por- 
divided.) | ; tion 11, and also boundary road separating 
9) 959 0 0 Dor Free) do ase Me ipaniaaeinas sasibes do eee) Ds P| ec: 2) | part of portion 10 from part cf portion 90, 
(now sub-! east from Mongogarie-Casino road to the 
divided). | | south-east corner of portion 10 aforesaid, 
72 /61 0 0 DO, © cal do woni|[iisesioasibesiepeses do fen al FA) together with the unnecessary part ofre- 
(now sub-| | served road within portion 90, east from the 
divided), | south-east corner of portion 10, to Grafton- 
; Casino railway, are clored and are to be 
\ rt granted in lieu. 


DescriPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—Part of road from the Baradine-Coonabarrabran road to the road along the right 
bank of Bugaldie Creek, parish of Wheob, county of Baradine, Coonabarabran Shire No. 51. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1£08-101-11 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,664-1,603.] 


Descst1prion of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and part of road deemed to be 
unnecessary, which is now closed. 


A proposal to resume or resume the land referred to for the road ia question, and to close the part of road deemed 
to be unecessary, was published in the Government Gazette of 6th April, 1910, folio 1978. 


Lanp DIstTRIcT 0F COONABARRABBAN. 


Width of 
Ps Character Land 
Parish Resumed Part of Road closed, &c., part of Road 
Name. Reputed Owner. Oceupier. We Rosamed. and declared t» be a Pubtie Road, 

Holding. and Dedicated 
Dedicated. | eateee 


Area, 


Parish 
No, 


a. 7 

oes 1 3 20 The unnecessary part of reserved road within 
Ellen Rogers’. portion 18, extending north 
| from the south-western end of new road 
is closed for addition to C.P. 87-25 (portion 
| | 18)in lieu; the area thereof to be increased 
| by 3 acres 1 rocd. 


m5 
51 | 5u 0 O | Wheoh ...' Ellen Rogers ..| T. A.Munng_...| C.P. 84-1...! 1 chain 


| | ——- 

| The part of reserved road included in survey 
and bou’ dary road between portions 50 and 
65, being in continuity of new road south- 
easterly, south-westerly, and north-easterly, 
respectively, are declared to be a public road, 
and dedicated to the public accordingly. 


'286] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 
NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED ALIGNMENT OF STREETS,—TOWN OF BINALONG, GOODRADIGBEE SHIRE 
No. 108. ' 
* OTICE is hereby given that the carriage and foot ways of the undermentioned streets having been surveyed and defined 
it is proposed t» align the streets in accordance with such survey, under the provisions of the Pub ic Roads Act, 1902. 


Should any person desire to object to the action proposed to be taken, it is requested that objection be made in writing 
and forwarded to the Minister for Lands within one month from the date of this notice, 


Plan B. 1-2,539 (Roll) of the streets in question may be inspecte1 at this Office, or a copy of the same at the Shire Council 
Chambers at Yass. 


(Rds. 1909-605-61 3. W. MOORE. 
SoHEDULE OF STREET REFERRED TO. 
Width of : t F 
Name of Street. From Fo Peete Bina at Total width. Remarks. 
: ft. in. ft. in, ft. in. 
Fitzroy-street -.| Wellington-street,..| North-west side of 74 0 12, 6 99 0 Fence and verandah and hotel 
Queen-street, and variable, and variable encroachments, 
Wellington-street ..., Richmond-street .,.| Fit#roy-street ... coil Brine os LZS Coe. ee ee eatisasseiloeateapsnstlee lsaajonnsses.esa cesta 
(north-west side 
only). 
Do | Fitzroy-street  ...| Lane within section 6) 74 0 12 6 99 0 | Verandah, fences, and shed 
encroach, 
Richmond-street ...| Wellington-street...) Angle in south-west) 1. «sss 12 6 an nas'eer oes.pen SPS oe eS 
boundary of allotment (north-eastern | 
4, section 41, side only). 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 


[13 Joy, 1910. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED ALIGNMENT OF STREETS, MUNICIPALITY OF NEWTOWN. 


OTICE is hereby given that the carriage and foot ways of the undermentioned streets having been surveyed and defined, 
it is proposed to align the streets in accordance with such survey, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902. 


Should any person desire to object to the action proposed to be taken, it is requested that objection be made in writing, 
and forwarded to the Minister for Lands within one month from the date of this notice. 


Plans N. 29, 31, 32-1,953 (Rolls) of the streets in question may be inspected at this Office, or copies of the same at the 


Municipal Council Chambers at Newtown. 


(Roads 1901-626-29] 


SCHEDULE OF STREETS REFERRED TO. 


S. W. MOORE. 


Name of Street. 


{Lands-lane .. 
Lands-lane 
Lands-lane 


Lands-lane .. 


Turtle-lane 


953. 


Fitzroy-lane ... 


e—1 


N. 2 


. Fitzroy-lane 

| Fitzroy-lane 
| Oxford-lane 
Gibbs-lane.,. 


Belmore-lane , 


{ Brooks-lane .. 


Lenn x-street .. | 
Lennox-street .. 
Lennox-street ... 


Lennox-street .. 


Lennox-street ... 
Campbell-lane.. 
Campbell-lane... 
| Campbell-lane .. 
| Campbell-lane... 
Campbell-lane... 
Kent-lane as 
Kent-lane es 


Kent-lane ee 


ta 


| 
4 Kent-lane ose 


Hoffman-lane... 


N, 31-1,953, 


Hoffman-lane .,, 

Hoffman-lane... 

McInatosh-lane 
Melville-lane .. 
| Alton-lane.,., 


Horbury-lane ... 


Baltic-lane .., 
Knight-lane ... 


Pikes-lane " 
Abigail-lane .. 


Kindergarten- 


lane, 
Regent-lane ... 


Mulqueeny-lane 


Weeks-lane ... 


Hopetoun-lane., 


Hopetoun-street 
R_berts street ... 


| Federation-road 
1 
| notertsane ase 


| Northwood-lane 
| North wood- 
street. 


From 


Oxf rd-street ... ese 
Wellington-strect 

Regent-street... eee 
Deniscn-street = 
Oxford-strect ... oes 


Wellingtun-street 


Regent-street ., ove 
Denison-street soe 
Land3-lane 

Fitzroy-lane .., eee 


Fitzroy-lane ... 


Fitzroy-lane ... 


Station-street North 
Wellington-street ... 
Regent-street .. 
Denison-street 
Australia-street ... 
Baltic- triet ... eo 
Oxford street ... coo 
Wellingt n-street ... 
Regent-street .. ose 
Denizon-street eee 
Oxford-street me 
Wellington-street ... 
Regent-street... eas 
Denison-street tee 
Welling ton-str_et 
Regent-street .. eve 
Denison-street ove 
Wellington-street ... 


Regent-street ., ove 
Denison-street eee 


Bedford-street vee 


Horbury-lane ces 
Kent-lane 
Kent-lane... oan 
Kent-lane 


Kent-lane... see 


McIntosh-lance esa: 
Melyille-lane ., oH 
Alton-lane ... nos 


A ustralia-street eas 
Federation-road ase 


F. deration-road eee 
«ederation-road oy 


Fcderation-road 


F.ideration-road ,., 
Federation-road =... 


To Carriage: | Widthof Bach|  Mutal Remarks. 
way. 
fc, in. fr. in. ft. in. 

. | Wellinzton-street 13 6 1 6 16 6 Baildings encroach. 

.. | Regent-street ... ass 14 0 { : 4 } 16 6 Fence and building encroach- 

«| Denison-s'reet ... ee 14 0 { ss : } 16 6 Ponce ane buildings encroach, 
Australia-street TpuD «| icce nat ett) ee en: do do 

| Wellington-street .. 13 0 { 4 15 6 tee ces ces sesone tees eee ces cos ses ose 
Rezent-street ... eee li 0 { : ; \ 16 6 Fences and buildings encroach, 

«| Deniszn-street ... 14 6 yey) 16 6 do do 

« | Australia-s‘reet 14 6 1 0 16 6 do do 
Turtle-lane _... 14 0 : : } 16 6 do do 

. | Lards-lane bat Ve) { ; : { 16 6 do do 

..| Lands-lane ... 140 { : ; } 16 6 do do 

. | Lands-lane ee ns 13 6 1 6 16 6 do do 
¥ ellington-street a 42 0 5 6 33 0 ast ioe8)-ee/sasloneieosiancibilieseioeaicbseve 
Regent-street .. 22 0 5 6 33 0 Fences encroach. 

./.| Denison-strect ... : 22 0 5 6 33 0 Fence encroaches. 

--.| Australia-street aes 22 0 5 6 33 0 Fence and wall en roach. 
El'zi-street ef 22 0 5 6 33 0 Fence and buildings encroach. 
Oxfo:d-street ... aay 9 6 { : : } 12 0 Fences and buildings encroach, 

. | Wellington-street es 14 (0 { : : } 16 6 do do 
Regent-street .. 13 6 f ; : } 16 0 do do 

«| Denison-street ... ea 13 6 { } 16 0 do do 

..| Australia-street 14 0 10 16 0 do do 
Wellington-strect = 14 0 1.0 16 0 do do 

«| Regent-str.et ... . 14 0 { : : \ 16 6 Fence and buildirgs encroach. 

..-| Denison-street ... He 13 6 { = \ 16 0 nae sea aasleve Senivesiesa'cdcivge sob ateren 
Australia-street Ras 14 0 { ‘ : } 16 6 Fences and buildings encroach. 

«| Regent-street ... ees 14 6 150 16 6 eas ed ncan'sasiceniegeisestave seniieslceriens 

...| Denison-street .. | 14.0 { a } 18 6 | Fences, building, and wall 

«| Australia-street ae 13 6 1 6 16 6 Fences and building encroach. 

«| Regent-street ... = 14 0 { } 16 6 Fences and buildings encroach. 

| Denison-street ... 5 13 6 1.6 16 6 do do 

| Australia-street oz 13 6 1 6 16 6 Building and wall encroach. 

«| Oxford-street ... aes 14 0 { : } 16 6 Fences and building encroach. 

...| Campbell-lane ... oe 13 6 1 6 16 6 Fences and buildings encroach. 

«| Campbel!-lane .., - 14 6 1 0 16 6 Fences and building encroach, 

...| Campbell-lane ... 5 14 6 150 16 6 do do 

..| Campbell-lane... 9. 14 6 LLG 16 6 Fences and buildings encroach, 

.«-.| Campbell-lane ... a 14 0 { t : } 16 6 Fences encroach, 

«.| Uloffman-lane ... ee 13 6 16 16 6 Fences and buildings and wall 

...| Ifoffman-lane ... oes 13 6 1 6 16 6 eck ne building encroach, 

| Hofmsmtane . eas o |{ 2.0 } 16 6 | Fences, buildings, and wall 

«.| Church-stre:t ... ae 42 0 12 0 66 0 Fence encroaches. 

..| Municipal boundary ... 16 0 20 20-0 Building and fences encroach. 

..-| Municipal boundary ... 42 0 12 0 €6 0 do do 

~.| Municipal boundary .. 16 0 2-0 20 0 | Building and fence encroach 

« | Municipal boundary ... 42 0 12 0 66 0 big tates wall encroach. 

«| Municipal boundary .. 16 0 2 0 20 0 Fences and buildings encroach, 

--| Municiyal boundary ... 42 0 12 0 66 0 do do 


eee 


13 Jury, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 3821 


(21) IN THE LAND APPEAL OOURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES. 


Nae is hereby given that Sittings of the LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES will be holden at 
DARLINGHURST, commencing at 10 a.m. on Monday, the 25th day of J uly instant, for the hearing of all Appeals 
and References in respect of which notices have been issued, and for the hearing of all such other matters as may be lawfully 


brought before the said Court. 
W. R. JAMIESON, 


2nd July, 1910. Registrar. 
The following cases will te heard :— 
Lend 4 Epes Land Distriot. Apr ellant. . Nature of Appeal or Reference. 
8912 Grafton ses) Asi NLDA. see vee ...| Appeal against the recommendation of Local Land Board for 
refusal of his special purchase application No, 1309-16, 
Grafton. 
8926 Do}. basis | Minister for Lands .., .-| Reference for decisiun in respect of Michael Daniel O’Connell’s 


spplication ts convert his special leases Nos. 1900-3, 1901-2, 
and 1907-36, G-afton, into an original conditional purchase 
No. 1909-12'', Grafton. 


8930 Parkcs ... ... | B. J. Wallace eee ...| Appeal against the recommendation of Local Land Board for 
refusal of his annual lease application No. 1909-11, Parkes. 
8933 Cooma... ...| D. A. Mackay wie ...| Appeal against the decision of Local Land Board in respect of 


his application for permission to fulfil the condition of 
residence attaching to his original conditional purchase No, 
19(8-72, Cooma, on his father’s freehold portion No. 189, 
pari-h of Seymour, county of Wallace. 
8935 Dove ..| Minister for Lauds .., .-| Reference under section 7 of the Crown Lands Am:ndment Act 
of 1905 for determination in respect of certain decisions given 
by the Cooma Land Board in connection with the simultane- 
ous conflicting applications of Daniel John Jackson Flynn 
for an additional conditional purchase of CO acres and a con- 
ditional lease of 300 acres, Nos. 1910-44 and 1910-41, Cooma, 
Henry Boate for a conditional lease of 240 acres, No. 1910~ 
40, Cooma, and Vera Thurbon for a conditi-nal lease of 235 
acres, No. 1910-42, Cooma. 
8236 Cowra ... ...| Frances Ambrose... ...| Appeal against the recommendation of Local Land Board in 
respect of her application to convert her special lease No. 
1,725, Cowra, into an original conditional purchase No. 
1909-9, Cowra. 
8938 Grafton... ...| Miuister for Lands .., «| Reference under section 7 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act 
of 1905 for determination in respect of certain decisions given 
by the Grafton Land Board in connection with the simultane- 
ous conflicting applications of Clarence McDermid, Albert 
Ernest Ivo Carr, and Alexander Stanley Johnston Waugh, 
for additional holdings, parish of Yamba, county of Clarence, 
; Land District of Grafton. 
8939 Do ass | BR. J. Ferrett, jun. ... ...| Appeal against the finding of the Grafton Land Board over- 
ruling a certain objection taken in respect of their dealing 
with the appraisement of the capital value of the land com- 
prised in original conditional purchase No. 1909-50, Grafton. 


8940 Do as ...| J.C, 8. Hunter... ...| Appeal against the appraised value of Crown improvements on 
his original conditional purchase No. 1909-133, Grafton. 
8940a DOW. «s toe do 306 vee ...| Appeal against the appraised value of Crown improvements on 
: his conditional lease No. 1909-90, Grafton, 
8941 DOR jose ...| J. Maloney ... oes ...| Appeal against the decision of Local Land Board directing a 


ballot in connection with certain simultaneous conflicting 
applications for original conditional purchases and conditional 
leases for an area of 540 acres, in the parish of Southampton, 
county of Clarerce, Land District of Grafton. 

8942 Tamwcrth ...| W.D. Dowe & R. Brown ...| Appeal against the decision of Local Land Board in 
respect of their application under section 14, Crown Lands 
Act Amendment Act, 1903, for reduction of interest in respect 
of conditional purchases Nes. 68-25, 68-43, 68-52, 69-157, 
71-133, and 72-686, Tamworth. 

8943 Gunnedah | J. McCormack ove ...| Appeal against the appraised capital value of the land comprised 
in his original conditional purchase No. 1910-3, Gunnedah, 
being a conversion of his original homestead selection No. 
1900-2 and additional homestead selection No. 1904-47, 


Gunnedah. 


REFERENOES BY THE MINISTER FOR LANDS FOR THE RETURN OF THE UNDERMENTIONED CASES 
TO LOCAL LAND BOARDS FOR RE-HEARING. 
_—_—_$—<——_—$ 


pene} epee Land District. Nature of Reference. 
a a SET ue eae eS ee ES ee a CO OY rr 
8927 Coonamble ee eee ..| CLaxles Digges’ application for permission to erect a rabbit-proof fence and 
gate across the Coonamble-Carinda road, parish of Ningear, county of 
Leichhardt. 
8929 Glen Innes tee vee ,..| Jessie O’Ccnnor’s settlement lease application No. 1910-13, Glen Innes. 
£937 Inverell se nee tee ...| Stanley Richard O’Donnell’s conditional purchases Nos. 1901-28 and 1904~47 
Inverell, %, 


+3822 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. [13 Juty, 1910. 


(40) * Department of Lands, 
Seiad Sydney, lst July, 1910, 


WITHDRAWAL OF LAND FROM SALE. 


iN is hereby given that:the undermentioned portion of land, advertised for sale by auction on the date specified 


below, has been withdrawn from sale, 
ROBERT McDONALD, 


Under Secretary. 


Date of Sale. Place of Sale. Particulars of Land. vot ha ae No. of Papers. 
- 29th July, 1910 ...| Tambar Springs .,.| Allotment 3, section 6, village of Tambar Springs 60 ...| Aln, 1910-8,264 
[304] Local Land Board Office, 


Orange, 11th July, 1910, 


IT is hereby notified that inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board in respect to Reserves which are included in Leases, the 
conversion of which has been applied for under section 11 of the Crown Lands Act of 1908, and as to any objections to 
granting the applications, 


Particulars are specified in Schedule below. 
W. M. THOMAS, 


Acting District Surveyor. 


SCHEDULE. 
Particulars of Lease, conversion of which is applied for. : 7 ‘ Plateand Dato ot 
7 Grillin, Gane bal mu apenvorson: || depplias tor. | Depevestnoluded | 4. Iigetty ty 
Nature of Lease. Area. Patish. County. ‘ 
| 
Acres. | 
Special Lease 153 Bowen _...| Ashburnham} Herbert Adolphus} Original Partly within | Court-house, 
1905-12. Garlick. conditional water reserves! Molong, 30th 
purchase | 876, 11,105, & July, 1910. 
1909-16. | 27 207. 
Special I ease 150 Canomodine do Ernest Joseph| Additional | Wholly within do 
3,487. Courts. conditional | water reserve 
purchase | 11,805. 
1909-38. 


LAND BOARD MEETINGS. 
NOTICKH is hereby given that Land Board Meetings will be holden at the following places on the dates and hours specified :— 


Mien When Meeting to be held. Gonvénieney 
Date: Hour. 

Inverell ... oe i tecf | oD AUB LOLO ee, ae sit 10am, ©... ..| H. Hogarth, Chairman. 
Ashford .. te a) Sele 3OF a 3 bert Si Peale LO iss ee) ee do do 
Inverell ... ‘We ane scaly Oooh » and following days} 10 ,, each day... do do 
Tingha ... ase re eal pip Bho Fs et ae foal ean p-1t. me aan do do 
Glen Innes iow ste He a gage » and following days| 10 a.m. each day...| — do do 
Warren... are So «| 26 July, ,, Fs i LO sas. # »..| M. A; Maclean, Chairman. 
Muswellbrook ... oe So rh % art Be WOO ety, roe ...| Arthur Sharp, Chuirman. 
Seone ave ef 50 saulertee ee wae ay 9°30 eo ae Ae do do 
Gosford ... ach “0 FOO | EN IIS on exc a ve| 9°30 4, ase ake do do 
Cessnock ... oD tee | Sey Fe Tes vee Relies BOn sry are sal do do 
Queanbeyan im tret peel ad 2 AUs,, LULU Paes «| 10 ,, each day,.,| O. E. Finch, Chairman. 
OPSIGOT wate aes «| 25and 27 July, 1910... ive 9230. sy yy eve} HL, A, Crouch, Chairman, 
Molong ... se tse ——svve| 26, 28, 29, and 30 July, 1910 ..,| 9°30 ,, 1 ee °% do 

Do ae ine an ..| 19 Sept., 1910 and following days 9:30 ~ pi etn do pat Eu Ae 
Barmedman 26 nee «| 28duly, ,, x mv ...| 28th, 2 p.m.; follows R, Shelton; Chairman. 

ing days at 10 a.m. 


13 Juny, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. ' 3833 


PROCLAMATION 
Nrw ae WALES, \ By His Excellency The Ri-ht Honourable Freperic Jonny Napirr, Baron Cuetusrorp 
o wit. : ; 
ic) Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint 
Catunewiiny George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the 


Coverns#. Commonwealth of Australia. 


SPECIAL AREA No. 45,466. 


N pursuance of the provisions of the 18th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1889, I, Frrper1o Joun Napier, BARON CHELMSFORD! 
the Governor aforesaid, do, with the advice of the Executive Council, hereby proclaim and set apart as a Special Area the measured 
oe 7 iis mentioned, ‘And in further pursuance of the provisions of the said section, I, with the advice aforesaid, do hereby 
eclare that— 
1. The aforesaid Special Area shall be open to original conditional purchase only on and after the llra AUGUST, 1910. ~ 
2. The price shall be as per Schedule, the deposit as per Schedule, and the annual instalments of purchase money and interest shall 
be as per Schedule per acre. 
8. The survey fee to be tendered with any application shall be in accordance with the scale prescribed by Regulation 85 under the 
Crown Lands Acts. : 
: 4. The maximum or minimum area of any original conditional purchase shall be 19 acres. ; 
_ 5. Any original conditional purchase shall be subject to the condition of residence prescribed by the Crown Lands Acts for original 
conditional purchases of ordinary Crown Lands. . 
6. No conditional purchase under section 47 of the Crown Lands Act of 1884 shall be made within the aforesaid Special Area. 

_ 7. The general provisions and conditions of the Crown Lands Acts in respect of conditional purchases shall, except in so far as the 
same are inconsistent with the special provisions and conditions hereinbefore contained, apply to any original conditional purchases 
within such Special Area. 

8. Any criginal conditional purchase shall accord with the portion as measured, and no subdivision of the portion shall be made, 


‘ 


Lanp District oF Moruya, AND EvROBODALLA SHIRE, 
Within Nelligen Population Area (which is not affected by this Proclamation) and area set apart this day for Original Conditional 


: Purchase. 
: Area which may be 3 s oo ¢ 
- ~ gelected 4 Price a $f | Estimated | ¥ aS 5 “< 
g County. | Parish. | Area. : per =a | = | Value of oe ag Character of Land, Soil, Water Z fe 
S ie oe ame lian oe | Sat | an | | LM pYeves $f e Timber, &c. Supply. | 23 
€ Maximum |Mininum Aa A 5, | ments. Ai eta Fe 
Z, Acres.| Acres. | Acres, mse Ges Gal sno de 
113 |St. Vincent) West 19 19 19 1lv 0/1 6/1 6/ Old house,| Adjoining Slate ridges, gravelly, with clay; Not perma-| 45466 
Nelligen, £5; clear-| town of subsoil; small flats in gullies;} ment in 


ing, £2, Nelligen. pasturage fair, suitable after} the water- 
improvement for grazing cows|* courses; 
and horses; the small flats) water 
could be cultivated for green} could be 
stuff, vegetables, &c.,for home| stored by 
use, after clearing and scrub-| excavat- 

} bing, at a cost of £4 per acre;| ing tanks 
| the land is heavily timbered] in the 
| with spott d-gum,stringybark,! gullies. 

i bloodwood, and  blackbutt, 

very light scrub and burra- 

wangs. 

(Plan V. ?,574-2,018 R.) 

C.S. 1910-7 ,210. 


Nore .—Survey fee has already been paid on this area. 


SPECIAL AREA No. 45,465. 


IW pursuance of the provisions of the 18th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1889, I, Frrprric Joun Napier, BaRoN CHELMSFORD, 
the Governor aforesaid, do, with the advice of the Executive Council, hereby proclaim and set apart as a Special Area the measured 

; poreons: bexeanden mentioned, And in further pursuance of the provisions of the said section, I, with the advice aforesaid, do hereby 
declare that— 

1. The aforesaid Special Area shall be open to original conditional purchase only on and after the 1lrH AUGUST 1910. 

2, The price shall be as per Schedule, the deposit as per Schedule, and the annual instalments of purchase money and interest shall 
.be as per Schedule per acre. 

: 3. The survey fee to be tendered with any application shall be in accordance with the scale prescribed by Regulation 85 under the 
Crown Lands Acts. 

4. The maximum and minimum area of any original conditional purchase shall be 20 acres and 10 acres respectively. 
he 5. Any original conditional purchase shall be subject to the condition of residence prescribed by the Crown Lands Acts for original 
conditional purchases of ordinary Crown Lands. 

6. No conditional purchase under section 47 of the Crown Lands Act of 1884 shall be made within the aforesaid Special Area, 

7. The general provisions and conditions of the Crown Lands Acts in respect of conditional purchases shall, except in so far as the 
same are inconsistent with the special provisions and conditions hereinbefore contained, apply to all original conditional purchases within 
such Special Area. 

8, Any original conditional purchase shall accord with the portions as measured, and no subdivision of any portion shall be made. 


. 
~ 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF PARKES, AND WITHIN THE SUBURBAN BOUNDARIES AND THE MUNICIPALITY OF PAK HILL. 
Within an area set apart this day for original conditional purchase. 


rete ee TS A ees SA ar) ol Ge ok Bad: VOLS, ah ed ye ee 
— oo 3 
S Area which may I ® 
A »P oo Nearest Town a & 
Si legtete | paras, r be selected. Priee | g # gs Value of and Character of Land, Soil, Water o< 
8 REBT Bats FOB, yd 2 Bs preclicone Improve- distance Timber, &e. Supply. Se 
& itexbacn Wikies “| A ee |ag ments. therefrom. $ 
rH . . & . & 


s.r, Tp) @- wap. af ry pil Siyeeid. | & de) 
172 | Narro-| Mingelo.) 10 v 0 3 9 
mine. | 20 0 0 


a Peak Hill, Level Jand, black soil) No  perma-| 45465 
i73'| Do...) do ../ 10 0 0 i 


10 0 0/315 9 
4 mile. cleared for cultivation} water, 


ing, £5 fs 


| 
| Hut, £6; fenc- ; 
9.) Clearing, £5, 


| Total, £16 5s, in 190°, 
| 8 Plan N, 909-1,884 Roll. 
| 


C.S, 1910-3,804, 


3824 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110, (13 Juny, 1910. 


PROCLAMATION—continued. 


SPECIAL AREA No. 45,484. 


IN pursuance of the provisions of the 18th section of the Cyown Lands Act of 1839, I, Frepzric Joun Napier, Baron Carcmsrorp 
the Governor aforesaid, do, with the advice of the Executive Council, hereby proclaim and set apart as a Special Area the measured 
portion hereunder meutioned. And in further pursuance of the psovisions of the said section, I, with the advice aforesaid, do hereby 
aeclare that— 


1. The aforesaid Special Arca shall be open to original conditional purchase only on and after the 1'rm AUGUST, 1910. 

2. The price shall be as per Sciedule, the deposit as per Schedule, and the annual instalments of purchase money and interest 
shall be as per Schedule. 

8. The survey fee to be tendered with any appHcation shall be in accordance with the scale preseribed by Regulation 85 under the 
Crown Landa Acts, 

4. ‘The maximum or minimum area of any original conditional purchase shall be 57} aeres. 

5. Any original conditional purchase shall be subject to the condition of residence prescribed by the Crown Lands Aets for original 
conditional purchases of ordinary Crown Lands. 

6. No conditional purchase under section 47 of the Crown Lands Act of 1884 shall be made within the aforesaid Special Area. 

7. The general provisions and conditions of the Crown Lands Acts in respect of conditional purchases shal, except in so far as the 
same are inconsistent with the special provisions and conditions hereinbefore contained, apply to all original conditional purchases within 
such Special Area 

8. Any original conditional purchase shall accord with the portions as measured, and no subdivision of any portion shall be made, 

9. No timber shal! be cut or removed from the Jand for purpoze of sale except subject to the provisions of the Forest Act, 1909, and 
Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 


Laxp District oF TAREE, AND MawnnineG SHIRE. 
Within Cundle population area, which is not sffected by this Proclamation, and an area set apart this day for o.igina! conditional purchase, 


a 
2 Area which may be 3 r=) 2 
q : — 22 Nearest I 
P . selected. Price | . 2 | Be Value of Town and | Characterof Land, Soil, Water oa 
o | County. | Parist.| Area. per z3 |< Im prove- dist Tim ber & 4 
3 ee ee ee reeey de hf a estes istance imber, &c. Supply. 22 
3 taxi Mini- > ae therefrom. 2 
& Maximum.| (ium. a on : & 
8.) f) Pie Bk. p.| 8.0 Ps p.| Has. eles. Cerone 
139 | Mac- Taree... 57 3 O 57 3 UU] 57 3 0} 20 0/2 0} 2 O Nil. Taree, Undulating couatry, stony; No natural) 45,484 
quarie. | about 2) in paris; poor shallow| supply but 
miles. soil covered by thick) soil is of a 
forest in all stages cf} retentive 
growth, gum, ironbark,) nature and 
| mahogany, and oak, water could 
| | Ms. 1910-9,131. be conserved 
at a smal) 
| cost. 
i 


Norte.—Identical with Homestead Selection Area No. 1,191, notified this day. 


REVOCATION OF SPECIAL AREAS. 


WHEREAS certain portions of Crown Land were set apart as Special Areas by Proclamations of various dates: And whereas it is deemed 
expedient to revoke parts of such Special Areas: Now, therefore, I, Frepsric Joun Napier, BARON CHELMSFORD, the Governor 
aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Couneil, de hereby proctaem that so much of the said Proelamations as regte to the lands 


hereunder described shall be revoked and absolutely conse and determine from and after the pulfication hereof in the Government 
Gazette :— 


: . Special Date ef ' 3 
Land District. | Division. Aves New| Presieination: | County. | Parich. | Shire, &c. Area. | Part revoked, Papers No. 
} | ‘ 
| 8. Ca. 
Forbes ... | Central ... 7,748 10 Noy., 1838...) Forbes ...| Wongajong| Jemalong Shire...) 160 0 © | The whole; parts previously| Ms. 1910-8,631, 


revoked. (lan F. 2,138- 
1,787.) 


Norz.—This land has been alienated. 


Parkes ... -.{ Central .. 17,97 17 June, 1898. | Narromine 


The whole; portions 172 and) C.S. 1910-3,804. 


Peak Hill, 173. Plan (N. 909-J,984 


Mingelo “| Municipality of, 20 0 6 


Roll ) 
Nore.—Special Area No, 45,465, proclaimed this day, in lieu of the above. 
Moruya ral Eastern ... 40,725 % July, 1906...| St, Mie West Eurobcdalla 19 0 0O| That part within portion 113.; C.S, 1910-7,210- 
| Nelligen. Shire | (Plan Y, 2,574-2,013 R.) 


Nota,— Within Special Area No. 45,466, proclaimed this day. 


Bellingen . Eastern .. 2,446 2 Oct,, 1886 ...{ Raleigh Al Belmore ,,.| Bellingen Shire...|} 56 0 0) That part within portion 19; Ms. 191)-9,111, 
| | (Plan R, 411-1,714 R.) | 


Nots,—Special Area No. 9,538, is not affested by this revocation. 


a 


DEULARATION OF CROWN LANDS, &o. 


IN ‘pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, I, FrepErr1c Joun Napier, BAzon CHELMSFORD, Governor of the State 
of New South Wales aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council, do hereby proclaim the following surrendered areas of 
land to be Crown Lands for the purposes of the Crown Lands Acts :— 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Layp DistTRict oF MURRURUNDI, AND WARRAH SHIRE. 


County Parish. Portion. Area. Cat. No. of Plan. 
, & % p. 
Brisbane .., awe ies ...| Timor ate na fez Ja 1,248 0 0 H. 283-363 Roll. 
Do... Beg oa nal do ana sie hoe 1B 1,183 0 O H 


” ” 


Notz —Part within Conditional Purchase Lease Area No. 250, notified this dav. and part within an area set apart this day for 
additional holdings, at £1 15s, per acre. 
[Aln. 1910-2,503] 


13 Jury, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 382 


_ S$ a i 


PROCLAMATION —continued. 
DECLARATION OF CLOWN LANDS, &c.—continued. ° 


IN pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, I, Freprric Jonn Napizr, BABon CHELMSFORD, Governor of the State 
of New South Wales aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council, do hereby proclaim the surrendere] area of land specified 
in the first part of the Schedule hereunder to. be Crown Lands for the purp ses of the Crown Lands Acts. 


Thereby further proclaim that the portions of land specified in the second part of the sid Schedule have been allotted in exchange 
for the said area so su rendered as aforesai!. 


SCHEDULE. 
LANDS SURRENDERED. 
y CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District oF BARMEDMAN, AND NARRABUREA SHIRE 


Portion. Parish. County. | Arca, | Cat. No. of Plan. No. of Conditional Purchase. 


ll 


| 
| 
is 


a. a 8 
48 Beaconsfield a sc Bourke isis an {1,000 0 O | B.1,662-1,806 ...| C.P. 85-104. 


Notsz.— Part (994 acres) within Condition Purchase Lease Area No. 251, notified this day. 


LANDS ALLOTTED IN EXCHANGE FOR LANDS SURRENDERED. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Laxp District oF BARMEDMAN, AND NARRABURRA SHIRE. 


| Conditional Leare No. 
Perticr. Parish. County. Area. Cat. No. of Plan. under which the land will 
° | hereafter be known. . 
| a. or. Lr | 
54 Quandary... on ...| Bourke sit se! AS UD : B. 2,912-1,806 Boll .../} 3 
£6 Do aa hie ehidin i aye os “1 Gone Sys, iil bag BOI Reel M vr yn, eS 
| 


[Aln. 1910-8,787] 
Given under my Hand anc Seal, at Sydney, this twelfth day of July, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and 
tev, and in the first year of Has Majesty’s Reign. 
By His Excelleney’s Command, 
S. W. MOORE. 
[188] GOD SAVE THE KiRG! 


[195] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th July, 1510, 


REVOCATION OF NOTIFICATIONS OF TRACTS OR AREAS PREVIOUSLY NOTIFIED AS NOT AVAILABLE FOR 
SETTLEMENT UNTIL SURVEY EFFECTED AND FURTHER NOTIFICATION. 
T is hereby notified, for public information, that His ExceHency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been 
pleased to revoke, under the provisions of the 10th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, the notifications that the tracts or areas 
hereunder described are not available for settlement, and they are hereby revoked accordingly. sr acone 


pend i eons ghi Part revoked. Papers No. 
District. Division. Notification. | County, Parish. fhire. &c. | Ares. art rev ‘ap 
| a. 1. Pp. 
Coonamble...| Central..| 4 May, 1901) Ewenmar . | Buramilong -., Gilgandra Besa (or *) Y | The whole eae sen .. | Ms. Ls, 1910-8,982, 
about), 
Notr.—Reserve 45,4€2 from sale or lease other than special lease, notified this day, includes the above, 
Grafton... «| Eastern..| 25 Aug., 1908| Fitzroy and| Jardine, Shannon, R.A.5204 and 129a,) 2,200 0.0 { The whoie AE an | Ms. 1910-6,357, 
Gresham. and Alder. & Dorrigo Shire.| (about). 
Do dow tio.) es - do ...| Jardine aud Alder do ...|16,500 0 0 do ,, nae Ke do 
(about). 
Norg.—Included in timber reserves 45,586 and 45,387, notified this day. 
(197) Department of Landa, 


Sydney, 13th July, 1910, 


REVOCATION OF PART OF TRACT OR AREA SET APART FOR SPECIAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASE, 


i be pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the notification setting apart the Crown Land comprised within the tracts or 
areas hereunder described for special conditional purchase lease, is hereby 1 evoked. 2 gaughhontnns 


Land 4 Class of Date of Shire, Area, Part revoked. Papers No, 
District, | Division. Ho'ding. Weitecation: County. Parish. hir 
36 0 4 hat pert indicated by red edging| Ms. 1910 
: i iti ...|Comassie | Blue 2,486 0 0 | That pert indicated by red edging} Ms. - 
ee if So eat ORM pane iil ali ont hoe Mountains, : | on plan catalogued Ms. 3,297| 10,346, 


area. 7 bye 


Nore.—Within reserve 45,432 from gale (No. 45,483 from license and lease generally) for water supply, notified this day. 


3826 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. [13 Juny, 1910. 


[181] Department of Lands, 
° ; Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASES. 


IT is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 10 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands 
comprised within the blocks hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Conditional Purchase Leases, and shall be disposed of under 
the prevailing conditions of the law. 


The blocks will be available for Conditional Purchase Lease on and after 1lta AUGUST, 19:0. 


An application for a Conditional Purchase Lease shall be in Form 21, and must be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, 
and a survey fee as hereinafter specified ; the survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly 
instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. Payment of the first of such instalments shall be 
made with the application. The application shall be signed and the declaration printed on the back of the form shall be made by the 
applicant. The application may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant in person or by his agent in person duly authorised for 
the purpose in writing, during office hours on 11th August, 1910, or during office hours on any subsequent business day, or may te 
forwarded on any day to the Land Agent in a posted letter, but 20 as not to be received by the Land Agent before the 11th August, 1919. _ 


All applications for Conditional Purchase Leases lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in 
writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 11th August, 1210, or at any time between 
the 11th August, 1910, and the 17th August, 1910, inclusive, shall together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land 
Agent simultaneously on the 11th August, 1910. 


It is hereby further notified that the Local Land Board will, at 10 a.m. on 18th August, 1910, sit at the Court-house, Taree, and 
deal, under Regulation 366, with any applications which may be made for such lands from 11th August to 17th August, 1910, 
inclusive ; after determination of priority by ballot, the Local Land Board will proceed to consider the question of confirmation of the 
applications of such applicants as may be present. 


The leases will be subject to the provisions of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1998, 
and to the following special conditions :— 
(a) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 


free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all noxious scrubs, prickly-pear, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 


(6) The boundaries of each block are to be fenced with a four-wire fence, within five years of day of confirmation of lease; 
provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval cf the Local Land Board. 


(c) Timber or other material shall not be cut, obtained, or removed from the land for the purposes of sale except subject to the 
provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and the Kegulations thereunder, and Quarry Regulations at the time in force. 


(d) The lessee shall not prevent or take any measures to hinder any person lawfully claiming any fallen timber on any block from 
removing the same within a reasonable time (to be fixed by the Minister for Lands) after the block has been applied for, and 
sufficient green timber shall be retained for shade and shelter. 

Application must be made in good faith ; that is to say, the sole object of the applicant in making the application must be to obtain 
the land in order that he may hold and use it for his own exclusive benefit according to law. The Land Board’ if satisfied an application is 
made otherwise than in good faith, is authorised to declare the deposit forfeited. 


CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASE AREA No. 249. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District oF TAREE, AND Hastines SHIBE. 


mn 


ics | Annual 
ace icon ia Sas 5 kat) ane Nearest 
: Sn S apita at 24 per urvey stimate Town and Water . 
County. Parish. = = 5 Bie Valudieel seat eos Fee. Value le Aivenss Supply. Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &. 
iS) ock. 
u¢s | first ten Improvements.| therefrom. 
years. 
TEM Pm SSE = SG Si We ae Wy ie Beate (ale é - 
Mac- John’s 144 329 0 UW} 329 00) 8 4 6] 8 5 O Nil. Kendall, Not permanent ;) Undulating to hilly country; fair 
quarie. River. about 4 in fair aver-| depth of soil on clayey loam in 
miles;atthe) ageseasonsthe| parts, on the ridges the soil is 
headofnavi-| creeks hold} shallow; practically all brush 
gation on) waterforsome| country, with hardwoods, black- 
the Camden} consideratle butt, turpentine, brush box, gum, 
Haven time after| tallow-wood, and oak. s 
River. rain, Rain-| Plan M, 5,180-656, 
fall, 40 inches 
per annum. 
DO" Watese do eesi|| L&D 326 0 0} 326 0 0}; 8 8 0} 8 5 O Nil, do Set do ca do do 
Ms. 1910-1,578. 


Nore. —Includes classification reserve notified 6th November, 1907, 


IT IS POINTED OUT THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROVEMENTS ARE OR MAY BE UPON THE 
LAND AT THE DATE OF APPLICATION HAS NOT BEEN APPRAISED. 
An appraisement or determination of the value of any improvements shall be made after the land has become the subject of an 


application for Conditional Purchase Lease, unless both the owner (other than the Crown) of the improvements and the incoming selector 
have agreed to dispense with such appraisement, and have agreed on the value to be paid. 


The value of the improvements as appraised is payable within three months of ‘the date of appraisement, or in four equal annual 
instalments with interest at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum. 


The term of a conditional purchase lease shall be forty years from date of application, with right of conversion (during the currerey 
of the lease) into a conditional purchase at any time after confirmation of the conditional purchase lease application. 


5S. W. MOORE. 


oe a 


a oe ee 


‘ 13 Juny, 1910.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110, 3827 


[189 Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th July, 1910, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART OROWN LANDS FOR A CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASE, 


lie is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 10 of the Orown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands 
comprised within the block hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Conditional Purchase Lease, er shall be disposed of under 
the prevailing conditions of the law. 


The block will be available for Conditional Purchase Lease on and after 28rH JULY, 1910. 


An application for a Conditional Purchase Lease shall be in Form 21, and must be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance 
and a survey fee as hereinafter specified ; the survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly 
instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. Payment of the first of such instalments shall be 
made with the application. The application shall be signed and the declaration printed on the back of the form shall be made by t e 
applicant. The application may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant in person or by his agent in person duly authorised for 


the purpose in writing, during office hours on 28th July, 1910, or during office hours on any subsequent business day, or may be 


forwarded on any day to the Land Agent in a posted letter, but so as not to be received by the Land Agent before the 28th July, 1910. 


Ali applications for Conditional Purchase Lease lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in 
writing, and all application; in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 28th July, 1910, or at any time between 
the 28th July, 1910, and the 3rd August, 1910, inclusive, shall together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 28th July, 1910. 

It is hereby further notified that the Local Land Board will, at 10 a.m., on 4th August, 1919, sit at the Court-house, Barmed- 
man, and deal, under Regulation 366, with any applications which may be made for such lands from 28th July to 3rd August, 
1910, inclusive; after determination of priority by ballot, the Local Land Board will proceed to consider the question of confirmation of 
tho applications of such applicants 2s may be present. _ 

The lease will be subject to the provisions of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1908, 
and to the following special conditions :— 


(a) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all noxious scrubs, prickly-pear, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 


(6) The boundaries of the block are to be fenced with a six-wire fence, within five years of day of confirmation of lease; 
provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Local Land 
Board. 


(c) Timber or other material shall not be cut, obtained, or removed from the land for the purposes of sale except subject to the 
provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and the Regulations thereunder and Quarry Regulations at the time in force. 


(d) The lessee shall not prevent or take any measures to hinder any person lawfully claiming any fallen timber on the block from 
removing the same within a reasonable time (to be fixed by the Minister for Lands) after the block has been applied for. 


(e) The lessee may destroy by ringbarking or otherwise, without permit, all timber except edible shrubs. 
Application must be made in good faith; that is to say, the sole object of the applicant in making the 
application must be to obtain the land in order that he may hold and use it for his own exclusive benefit according 


to law. The Land Board, if satisfied an application is made otherwise than in good faith, is authorised to declare 
the deposit forfeited, 


CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASE AREA No, 251. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District oF BARMEDMAN, AND NARRABURRA SHIRE. 


ae 


Fer ieee Nature and Nearest aa ch ter of Land, Sdil 
F 1 Bo S| Area of} Capital Survey Estimated Town and ater aracter of Land, Sol, 
County.| Parish. Ban Bioele is Value. pear Feo, Walia of atetanee Supply. Timber, &c. 
3A ten years. Improvements.| therefrom. 
Acres, awebaCh |i abet | eres | ; 
Bourke | Beacons-| 48 994 994 0 9 | 2417 0/138 0 0] Fencing, £43] Temora town} Tank, 1,750 yards;| About 650 acres gently sloping and 
field. (at £1 per 2g.;tank,£51) and railway! nonaturalsupply: almost level land, suitable for wheat 
acre), 2s.; ringing] distant about| good facilities for| growing; thickly timbered and 
and scrub-| 12miles; conservation exist.) scrubby; about 350 acres lowgravelly 
ing, £96 10s.) Quandary Average annual] ridges; poor soil with occasional out- 
Total, £190| Railway Sta-| rainfall, about 193) crop of sandstone, 
14s, tion distant] inches, Plan B. 1,662-1,806. 
about 5 miles, Aln. 1910-8,787, 


IT I8 POINTED OUT THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROVEMENTS ARE OR MAY BE UPON THE LAND 


_ AT THE DATE OF APPLICATION HAS NOT BEEN APPRAISED. 


An appraisement or determination of the value of any improvements shall be made after the land has become the subject of an 


e application for Conditional Purchase Lease, unless both the owner (other than the Crown) of the improvements and the incoming selector 


have agreed to dispense with such appraisement, and have agreed on ‘the value to be paid. 


The value of the improvements as appraised is payable within three months of the date of appraisement, or in four seal annual 


‘ instalments with interest at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum. 


The term of s conditional purchase lease shall be forty years from date of application, with right of conversion (during the curren y 


Of the lease) into » conditional purchase at any time after confirmation of the conditional purchase lease application. 


8. W. MOOB.)! 


3828 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. [13 Jury, 1910. 


{19 ] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASES. 


a 
I comprised within the blocks hereunder mentioned are hereby set spart for Conditional Purchase Lease, and shall be disposed of undsr 
the prevailing conditions of the law. 


The blocks will be available for Conditional Purchase Lease on and after Ist SEPTEMBHR, 1910, 


An application for a Conditional Purchase Lease shall be in Form 21, and must be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, 
and a survey ‘ee as hereinafter specified ; the survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly 
instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. Payment of the first of such instalments shall be 
made with the application. The application shall be signed and the declaration printed on the back of the form shall be made by the 
applicant. The application may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised for 
the purpose in wiiting, during office hours on Jst September, 1910, or during office hours on any subsequent business day, or may be 
forwarded on any day to the Land Agent in a posted letter, but so as not to be received by the Land Agent before the 1st September, 1910. 


All applications for Conditional Purchase Leases lodged by. the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in 
writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the lst September, 1910, or at any time between 
the 1st September, 1910, and the 7th September, 1910, inclusive, shall tegether be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land 
Ag-nt simultaneously on the 1st September, 1910. = : 


It is hereby further notified that the Local Land Board will, at 10 a.m. on 20th September, 1919, sit at the Court. 
house, Murrurundi, and deal, under Regulation 366, with any applications which may be made for such lands from 
1st September to 7th September, 1910, inclusive; after determination of priority by ballot, the Local Land Board wil 
proceed to consider the question of confirmation of the applications of such applicants as may be present. 


The leascs will be subject to the provisions of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1908, 
and to the following special conditions :— 


(a) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the 
land free from rabbits and other nozious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all noxious scrubs, prickly-pear, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 

(6) The boundaries cf each block are to be fenced with a six-wire fence, within five years of day of confirmation of lease 
provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Local Land 
Board. 

(c) Timber or other mate ial shall not be cut, obtained, or removed from the land for the purposes of sale, except subject to the 
provisions of the Forestry Act, 1919, and the Regulations thereunder, and Quarry Regulations at tre time in force. 

(d) The lessee cinall not prevent or take any measures to hinder any person lawfully claiming any fall:n timber on avy block 
from removing the same within a reasonable time (to be fized by the Minister for Lands) after the block has been applied for. 

(ec) Timber of 8 inches or over in diameter at 3 feet from the g*ound, which is suitable or likely to prove suitable for 
fencing, building or railway sleepers, shall not be destroyed by ringbarking or otherwise, except under permit issued under 
the provisions of section 21 (a) of theForestry Act, 1909. Provided that the lessee or selector may clear any land which is to 
be cultivated within twelve months from date of clearing, or cut any timber required for the purpose of erecting any necessary 
buildings or other improvements on the subject land. 

(f) The selector or lessee shall, where practicable, preserve ample timber for shel'cr and shade purposes. 


(g) The selector or lessee may destroy by ringbarking or otherwise, without permit, all other timber except edible shrubs. 
Applicasion musi be made in good faith; that is to say, the sole object of the applicant in making the 
application t.ust be to obtain the land in order that he may hold and use it for his own exclusive benefit accordiag 


to law. Tle 2nd Board, if satisfied an application is made otherwise than in good faith, is authorised to declare 
the deposit irieited. 


CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASE AREA No. 250. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Distzicr oF MurrvurRuNDI, AND WARRAH SHIRE. 


is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 10 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands 


hele pee pene ene DTonrest 
8 a's : Rent at stimate 
County. |Parich, [S22] Area ot | Capital /Percene?| Survey | “Value of Townand | Water Supjly.| Character ot Land, Svii, Timber, &o. 
aye) Bicck. Value. Fee, distance 2 
rg for first Improve- Lherefrout 
uge ten years. ments. : 
fot. Ps|| Suess sie seule meen a 
Brisbane,., Timor.) §9| 620 0 0 /1,869 0 0 | 4610 0] 1010 0 | hinging,£31;) Blandford Rail-| Permanent in| Undulating to low mountainous country 
(at £3 per fencing, £23) way Station,) Isis River and} of slate formation; red and black soil; 
acre). 183. 6d. | ed miles;| Green Creek. apple, box, and gum; timber ring- 
village of Isis,| Ruinfallabout}| barked; partly agricultural land, 
2 miles. 28in, at Timor. B. 3,%22-2,096 

Do doers 90 | 520 0 0}1,560 0 0/389 0 0| 915 O | Ringing, £2¢;| Blandford Rail- do . | Level to low mountainous country of 
(at £3 per fencing, £2| way Station. slate formation; rd and black soil, 
acre), 8s. lid. 14 miles; vil- stony in places; apple, box,and gum; 

lage of Isis, 13 timber ringbarked; partly agricul- 
miles. tural land. 
| B. 3,823-2,096, 

Do doe 209 | 607 2 0 /1,670 12 6 | 4115 4/1010 0| Ringing, £37) Blandford Rail- do .| Undulating to low mountainous country; 

(at £2 1ds, 7s. €d; fen-| way Station, red avd black soil; apple, box, and 
| per acre). cing, £11} 15 miles; vil- gum ; timber ringbarked; partly agri- 
| lls, 2d lage of Isis, ) cultural land. é 
mile B. 3,824-2,096. 

Do do ...' 210| 544 0 0/|1,495 0 0/87 8 0| 917 6) Ringing, £27| Blandford Rail- do ...| Level to low mountainous country; red 
(at £2 lip. 4s. 5 fen-| way Station, and black soil; apple, box, and gum; 
per acre’, cing,;£2%17s.| 16 miles; vil- timber ringbarked; partly agricultura 

3d.;drafting! Jage of Isis, 3 land. 
yards, £21) mile. B, 3,825-2.996, 
| és, | Aln, 1910-2,503, 


Nore.—Iucludes part f classification reserve, notified 9th December, 1908, 


IT IS POINTED OUT THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROVEMENTS ARE OR MAY BE UPON THE 
LAND AT THE DATE OF APPLICATION HAS NOT BEEN APPRAISED. 


_ An appraisement cr determination of the value of any improvements shail be made after the land has become the subject of an 
application for Conditional Purchase Lease, unless both the owner (other than the Crown) of the improvements and the incoming selector 


have agreed to dispense with such appraisement, and have agreed on the value to be paid. 


The value of the improvements as appraised. is payable within th 
instalments with interest at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum, 


ree months of the date of appraisement, or in four equal annual 


The term of a conditional purchase lease shall be forty years from date of application, with right of conversion (during the currency 
of the lease) into a conditional purchase at any time after confirmation of the conditional purchase leas? application. 


S. W. MOORE. 


———— ae — 


13 Jury, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 3829 
EL oe RAI A I a ALI a dahil 


{185] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th July, 1920. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL SETTLEMENT LEASE. 


ib is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the Crown Lands comprised within the farm 
. ¢ eeppics mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Settlement. Lease, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions of 
e law. 
The farm will be available for Original Settlethent Lease on and after 8rn SEPTEMBHR, 1910. 


An application for a Settlement Lease shall be in Form 21, and must be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by a 
survey fee as hereinafter specified. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly 
instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. Payment of the first of such instalments shail 
be made with the application. The application shall be signed and the declaration printed on the back of the form shall be made by 
the applicant. The application may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised 
for the purpose in writing, during office hours on 8th September, 1910, or during office hours on any subsequent business day, or may be 
forwarded on any day to the Land Agent in a posted letter, but so as not to be received by the Land Agent before the 8th September, 1910. 


All applications for Original Settlement Leases lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in 
writing, and al! applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 8th September, 1910, or at any time between 
the 8th September, 1910, and the 14th September, 1910, inclusive, shall together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such 
Land Agent simultaneously on 8th September, 1910. 

It is hereby further notified that the Local Land Board will, at 9:30 a.m. on 19th September, 1$10, sit at the Court-house, 
Murrurundi, and deal, under Regulation 366, with any applications which may be made for such lands from 8th September to 14th 
September, 1910, inclusive ; after determination of priority by ballot, the Local Land Board will proceed to consider the question of 
confirmation of the applications of such applicants as may be present. 


The Settlement Lease will be subject to the general provisions cf the Crown Lands Acts, and to the following special conditions :— 


(a) ASettlement Lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by 
the lessee are found depasturing on the Settlement Lease, it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 

(6) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the farm and 
search for and win minerals. 

(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the farm which may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in the Gazette, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on 
the portion resumed (such value not to exceed their cost), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. In 
the case of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for 
any other purpose not less than three months’ notice in the Gazette will be given to the lessee. 

(d) The Settlement Lease shall be kept clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and of scrub (except edible scrub) and _ 

noxious weeds, subject to Regulation No. 1570, which reads as follows:—The holder of any Settlement Lease applied for after 
the 8th March, 1902, or the holder of any Settlement Lease executed after the 8th March, 1902, whether apnlied for before 
that date or not, shall, within six months from the execution cf the lease, commence and take effective steps to keep the 
farm clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such efficient steps or means of keeping the land 
clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. During the second year of 
the lease he shall commence and thereafter continue to clear the land of noxious weeds and scrub (except edible scrub) at the 
rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that the whole furm shall be c’eared during the first eleven 
years of the lease, and after any land has been cleared or operated upon the lessee shall keep it free from noxious weeds 
and scrub (other than edible scrub) during the remaining term of the lease, to the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. 

(ce) Timber of 8 inches or over in diameter at three (3) feet frcm the ground, which is or is likely to prove suitable for 
fencing, building, or railway eleepers shall not be destroyed by ringbarking or otherwise, except under permit issued under 
the provisions of section 21 (a) of the Forestry At, 1999: Provided that the lessee may clear any land which is to be 
cultivated within twelve months from date of clearing, or cub any timber required for the purpose of erecting any necessary 
buildings or other improvements on the subject land. 

(f) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act 
1909, and Regulations thereunder at the time ia force. 

(g) The lessee shall preserve ample timber for shelter and shade purpcsea, 


(2) The lessee may destroy, by ringbarking or other vise, without permit, all other timber except edible shrubs. © 


_ (i) All persons duly authorised shall Have full right to enter upon the land at any {ime within reasonable hours during the 
currency of the lease for the purpose of cutting and removing timber without interference by the lessee and the lessee shall 
provide convenient gateways or openings where required for this purpose, or where directed by the Minister or any officer 
authorised by the Minister in this behalf, and permit timber-getters to camp and graze their teams within the lease, subject 
to the provisions cf section 20 of the Forestry Act, 1909, and to payment by them of agistment fees as provided by that 


section. 
SETTLEMENT LEASE AR EA No. $87. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
} ‘ 
| Lanp District or MuRRURUNDI, AND WARRAH SHIRE. 
fees ae “Eetimated N oT d Ch t f Land, Soil 
Z com- /|Area of Rént Survey Yearest Town an : aracter of Land, Soil, 
County. | Parish. | vrised | Farm. | for first | — Fee. ial ke distance therefrom. | * ter Supply. Timber,&c. 
in Farm term. apr 


Acres. | & 8. da. : 
Buckland| Moan ...| 329 4,907 | 7111 4 Nil. Buildings and Quirindi, about 35 miles} Practically | Generally stony ridges and rough mountain- 


(at 23d. yards, £92; permapent ous country, basaltic formation and clay and 
per acre.) three wells,| in creeks ; black soils; timbered with box, apple, gum, 
£50; fenc- good sites for mountain oak, and scrub; about half the 

ing, £176 ;. | tanksand area is good grazing land; about 300 acres in 

ringing and. dams exist, the northern part alm-st level has been ring- 

partly burnt barked and partly burned off, and some of 

off, £83. | this is fit for cultivation; but on the whole 


the land is toostony for profitable agricul- 
| ture; after clearing, suckering, and scrubbing 
| the Jand would carry from 2,50) to 3,000 sheep, 
| Average rainfall is about 28} inches, 


Me, 1910-9,460. 


wee e = _ 3 = 7 = 
NotEs.—Includes reserve frem sale and lease under the prov sion of section 136, Crown Lands Act, 1884, hereby revoked, and part of Settlement Lease 
" 


Area No, 77!, notified 9th November, 1904, revoked this day, 
if The Settlement Lessee is required to enter into residence within three months from date of execution of the lease. 
Where the capital value of the improvements is payable, such payment shall be made in one sum, or, at the option of the Settlement 
Lessee, in three annual instalments, in accordance with Regulation 156. 


The term of lease shall be forty years, in four terms, ; ; * 
Where a Settlement Lessee is charged a rent for the use of Crown improvements, such rent shall be paid annually on the same date 


‘as that upon which the rent for the land is payable. 


3830 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZRTTR, No. 110. [13 Tuny, 1910. 


t 


¥ 


SETTLEMENT LEASH AREA No. 987—continued. 


IT IS POINTED OUT THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROVEMENTS ARE OR MAY BE UPON THE 
LAND AT THE DATE OF APPLICATION HAS NOT BEEN APPRAISED, AND ATTENTION IS INVITED TO SECTION 2 
OF THE CROWN LANDS ACT, 1898, which provides that— 

An appraisement or determination of the value of any itnprovements shall be made after the land has become the subject of a 
application for Settlement Lease, unless both the owner (other than the Crown) of thesimprovements and the incoming lessee have agreed to 
dispense with such appraisement, and have agreed on the value to be paid, in which case the agreed value of the improvements shall be 
deemed to be the appraised value within the meaning of subsection (0) of section 25 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895. Provided that, if in 
any case the value of the improvements as appraised or determined is at least 20 per centum higher than their estimated value as above 
notified, the Land Board may allow the incoming lessee, upon application within the prescribed time, to withdraw his application and to 
obtain a refund of any moneys paid in connection therewith. 

S. W. MOORE. 


[183] Department of Lands, 
sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SHTTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL SETTLEMENT LEASES. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the Orown Lands comprised within the farms 
hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Settlement Leases, and shali be disposed of under the prevailing conditions 
of the law. 

The farms will be available for Original Settlement Lease on and after 29TH SEPTEMBER, 1910. 

An application for a Settlement Lease shall be in Form 21, and must be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in.advance, and by & 
survey fee as hereinafter specified. ‘The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly 
instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. Payment of the first of such instalments shall 
be made with the application. The application shall be signed and the declaration printed on the back of the form shall be made by 
the applicant. The application may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised 
for the purpose in writing, during office hours on 29th September, 1910, or during office hours on any subsequent business day, or may be 
forwarded on any day to the Land Agent in a posted letter, but so as not to be received by the Land Agent before the 29th September, 1910. 

All applications for Original Settlement Leases lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in 
writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 29th September, 1910, or at any time between 
the 29th September, 1910, and the 5th October, 1910, inclusive, shall together be deemed to be and to have beea lodged with such Land 
Agent simultaneously on 29th Sep‘e uber, 1910. 


It is hereby further notified that the Local Land Board will, at 930 a.m. on 6th October, 1910, sit.at the 
Court-house, Coonabarrabran, and deal, under Regulation 366, with any applications which may be made for such 
lands from 29th September to 5th October, 1910, inclusive; after determination of priority by ballot, the Local Land 
Board will proceed to consider the question of confirmation of the applications of such applicants as may be present. 


The Settlement Leases will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and to the following special conditions :— 

(a) A Settlement Lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned 
by the lessee are found depasturing on the Settlement Lease, it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 

(4) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the farms and 
search for and win minerals. 

(ce) Subject to condition (7) power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the farm which may be required for — 
mining, mining purposes, or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in the Gazette, and upon payment only of the value 
of the improvements on the portion resumed (such value not to exceed their cost), and a reduction of rent proportionate to 
the area resumed — In the case of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the 
case of resumption for any other purpose, not less than three months’ notice in the Gazette will be given to the lessee. 

{d) The Settlement Lease shall be kept clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and of scrub (except edible scrub) and noxious 
weeds, subject to Regulation No. 1570, which reads as follows :—The holder of any Settlement Lease applied for after the 8th 
March, 1902, or the holder of any Settlement Lease executed after the 8th March, 1902, whether applied for before that date 
or not, shall, within six months from the execution of the lease, commence and take effective steps to keep the farm clear of 
rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such efficient steps or means of keeping the land clear of: he 
same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. During the second year of the lease he 
shall commence, and thereafter continue to clear the land of noxious weeds and scrub (except edible scrub) at the rate of not 
less than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that the whole farm shall be cleared during the first eleven years of the 
lease, and aiter any land has been cleared or operated upon the lessee shall keep it free from noxious weeds and scrub (other 
than edible scrub) during the remaining term of the lease, to the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. 

(e) Ironbark, box, bloodwood, white pine, or other trees which are or are likely to prove suitable for fencing, building, mining 
purposes, or railway sleepers, shall not be destroyed by ringharking or otherwise except under permit issued under the pro- 
visions of section 21 (a) of the Forestry Act, 1909. Provided that the lessee may clear any land which is to be cultivated 
within twelve months from date of clearing, or cut any timber required for the purpose of erecting any neceseary buildings or 
other improvements on the subject land. 

(f) The lessee shall thin out by ringbarking or otherwise to about 16 feet apart the straight and useful timber. 

(9) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose ef sale except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act 
1909, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 

(h) The lessee of the farm may kill, by ringbarking or otherwise, without permit, all other timber except edible shrubs. 

(i) All persons duly authorized shall have full right to enter upon the land at any time within reasonable hours during the 
currency of the lease for the purpose of cutting and removing timber without interference by the lessee, and the lessee shall 
provide convenie it gateways or openings where required for this purpose, or where directed by the Minister or: any officer 
authorised by the Minister in this behalf, and permit timber-getters to camp and graze their teams withia the lease, subject 
to the provisions of rection 20 of the Forestry Act, 1909, and to pryment by them of agistment fees as provided by that 
section. : be 

(7) Any_travelling stock and camping reserve, or travelling stock reserve, within farms 511 and 512, shall, during the whole 
currency of the lease, be open to the us+ of bona. fide travellers, travelling stock, teamsters, and carriers, without interference 
or annoyance by the les:ee, and the lessee shall post in a conspicuous place thereon notice-boards indicating, for public infor- 
matin, the purpose of any such reserve. In fencing any such reserve the lessee shall also provide gates and other facilities 
for the entrance and exit «f travelling stock. Such nofice-boards, gates, and facilities to be erected and maintained to the 
satisfaction of the Stock Inspector. ‘The Minister for Lands may, at any time and from time to time, withdraw from lease 
the whole or any part of the land comprised within any travelling sto-k and camping reserve or travelling stock reserve 
within the area for any public purpose, and the lessee shall not be entitled te any compensation whatsoever, either in respec 
of such withdrawal or for any improvements effected on the area so withdrawn. 

(%) ‘The lessees of farms 511 and 512 shall not overstock any travelling stock or travelling stock and camping reserve within the 
farms either wholly or in part, the decision as to overstocking to rst with the Minister for Lands. 


As part of the land included within farms 511 and 512 is within reserves from sale, and as Regulation 7 
provides that no application for a humesierd selection shall be confirmed for any land included in any reserve from 
sale; the lessees are warned not to erect a dwelling-house or to effect improvements on the land so reserved, wit 
the object of obtaining a homestead selection under the provisions of section 27 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895 
as the land within a reserve from sale is not available for that purpose. 


The parts of the farms reserved from salé shall not be convertible into a conditional purchase unless an 
until such reservations are revoked. 


13 Juny, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 


3831 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL SETTLEMENT LEASES—continued. 
SETTLEMENT LEASE AREA No. 986. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp DistRIcT OF COONABARRABRAN, AN 


D GILGANDRA SHIRE. 


meth 
S¥jApores.| Annual | | | Nayureand | Nearest ¢ 
Pa rea en urve wn an ‘ 
County. | Parish. B oe of for first ¥ mee me dfeona Esa a Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &c, 
ags Farm term, rantn therefrom. 
Acres, | £ 8 d| £ 8. d 
Gowen ...| Boyben.,.| 509 $650 | 19 7 6 | 2417 O | Dam, £100,) Gilgandra town| Permanentindam,| Elevation, about 1,500 feet above sea level; 
(at 1d. known as| and railway sta-| temporary in saiubrious climate; level, undulating, and 
per acre), Willy’s or| tion, about 14] creek; obtainable low hills; principally ironstone and sand- 
Peach-tree miles north-| at shallow depths stone formation; sandy and loamy subsoil; 
Dam, property| west; fairly| by sinking; good good grazing land on creek frontage; 
of Crown, pro-| gocd bush roads] sites for storage balance heavily timbered with marketable 
tected by water} thereto. Average annual ironbark, white box,and pine, also blocdwocd 
reserve, rainfall, 254 inches. timber and various scrubs; greater part is 
poor grazing land ; about 550 acres of basaltic 
country, capable.of carrying one sheep to 1} 
acres. Rabbits and marsupials plentiful. 

DOP sesh W@Oe | Ol 7,400 | 30 16 8 | 3012 6 Nil. Gilgandra, about} None. May be ob-| Level, undulating, and low hills; about 1,160 
(at Jd. 17 miles north-} tained by sinking: acres basaltic country, free from scrub, and 
per acre). west, gocdsitesfortanks| good grazing; remainder of area is poor 

and dams exist. grazing land, heavily timbered with iron- 
bark, box, and pine (some of which is market- 
able), and some bloodwood and ocak; black 
jironbark predominates; various scrubs 
abound, The basaltic land can be profitab y 
uscd for agriculture after clearing, and is 
capable of carrying one sheep to 14 acres, 
Ra! bitsand marsupials plentiful. 

Daw ts fo 2) “611 6,790 | 28 51310 | 2910 0. Small dam,| Gilgandra, about] Permanent in| Physical characteristics very similar to those 
(at 1d. £10, property| 14 miles north-| Castlereagh River of farm 509; timber practically same. 
per acre). of Crown, west, gocd sites for dams Unfittcd to carry many stock until improved. 

and tanks, and Rabbits and marsupials plentiful. 
may be obtained 
; by sinking. 

Do ...| do ..| 512] 4,200] 2117 6/2313 0 Nil. oiiinaceabod te 1° ao = bat do do do 
(at 1}d. 17. miles north- Over 1,300 acres of go: d basaltic country, which 
per acre), west. is gocd grazing land, capable of carrying «ne 

sheep to 14 acres, and is suited for profitable 
agriculture, preferably wheat-growing, after 

, improvement. : 
Ms. 1910-9,631. 


. a Sa SS SS 

Norsrs.—Includes farts of classification reserves, notified Ist July, 1908, and ltth June, 1909, respectively. The anuual rents and survey fees are subject to 
adjustment after survey. Travelling stcck and camping reserve 1,26], notified 3lst October, 1881, and travelling stock reserve 40,.5), notificd 1ith 
February, 1906, are not affectcd by this notification, 


os 


The Settlement Lessees are required to enter into residence within three months from date of execution of each lease. 

Where the capital value of the improvements is payable, such payment shall be made in one erm, or, at the option of the Settlement 
Lessee, in three annual instalments, in accordance with Regulation 156. 

The term of lease shall be forty years, in four terms. 

Where a Settlement Lessee is charged a rent for the use of Crown improvements, such rent shal] be paid annually on the same date as 
fhat upon which the rent for the land is payable. : 

IT IS POINTED OUT THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROVEMENTS ARE OR MAY BE UPON THE LANT 
AT THE DATE OF APPLICATION HAS NOT BEEN APPRAISED, AND ATTENTION IS INVITED TO SECTION 2 OF 


THH CROWN LANDS ACT, 1898, which provides that— 


An appraisement or determination of the value of any improvements shail be made after the lard has become the subject of an 
application for Settlement Lease, unless both the owner (other than the Crown) of the improvements and the incoming lessee have agreed 
to dispense with such appraisement, and have agreed on the value to be paid, in which case the agreed value of the improvements shall be 


‘deemed to be the appraised value within the meaning of subsection (4) of section 25 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895. Provided that, if in 


any case the value of the improvements as appraised or determined is at least 20 per centum higher than their estimated value as above 
notified, the Land Board may allow the incoming lessee, upon application’ within the prescribed time, to withdraw his application and to 
obtain a refund of any moneys paid in connection therewith. 

/ 8. W. MOORE. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th July, 1610. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD SELECTIONS. 


[° is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the Crown Lands comprised within the blocks 
hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Homestead Selection, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions 
of the law. 

The blocks will be available for Original Homestead Selection on and after dtu AUGUST, 1910. \ ; 

An application for a Homestead Selection shall be in Form 21, and mast be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and a 
survey fee as hereinafter specified. The survey fee sball (unless the holder desires to pay the fee soorer) be paid in ten equal yearly 
instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. Payment of the first of such instalments shall be 
made with the application. he application shall be signed and the decliration printed on the back of the form shall be made by the 
applicant. The application may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised 
for the purpose in writing, during office hours on 4th August, 1910, or during office hours on any subsequent business day, or may be 
forwarded on any day to the Land Agent in a posted letter, but so as not to be received by the Land Agent before the 4th August, 1910. 

All applications for Original Homestead Selection lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in 
writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 4:h August, 1910, or at any time between 
the 4th August and the 10th August, 1910, inclusive, shall together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 4th August, 1910. ; 

It is hereby further notified that the Local Land Board will, at 10 a.m. on 1ith August, 1912, sit at the Court-house, Wyalong, 
and deal, under Regulation 366, with any applications which may be made for suca lands from 4th August to oe August, 
1910, inciusive ; after determination of priority by ballot, the Local Land Board will proceed to consider the question of confirmation 
of the applications of such applicants as may be present. : ; L- 

The Horrestead Selections will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and to the following special conditions :— 

(a) The Homestead Selector shall take such measures as the M inister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and 
keep the land free fiom rabtits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of ail noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths and weeds. ; % nas: eitneetees 

(6) The Homestead Selector shall not prevent or tuke any measures to hinder any person lawfully claiming any fullen timber on 


any block from removing the same within # reasonsble time (to be fixed by the Minis'ec for Lands) after the block has been 


lied for. ; 
c) The Homestead Selector shall not cut or remove tin.ber from tLe Llock for sale unless he pays royalty thereon in accordance 


with the Forestry Act, 1209, and Regulaticns thereunder at the time in foree. - 


[1867 


3832 


———— 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 


[13 Jury, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD SELECTIONS —continued. 


The principal conditions which attach to a Homestead S:lection are perpetual residence and payment of rent. 


A Homestead Selection is not transferable before issue of the grant, anda grant cannot issue until the expira- 
tion of the first five years. 


Application must be made in good faith, that is to say, the scle object of the applicant in making the application 
must be to obtain the land in order that he may hold and use it for his own exclusive benefit according to law. The 
Land Board, if satisfied an application is made otherwise than in good faith, is authorised to declare the dep-sit 
forfeited. 


HOMESTEAD SELECTION AREA No. 1,192. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District OF WYALONG, AXD WyaLona@ MUNICIPALITY. 
Partly within suburban lands, Wyalong. 


Nearest 
Town and 
distance 
therefrom. 


Nature and 
Survey Esiimated 
Fee. Value of 
Improvements, 


Annual 
Rent for 
first term. 


> 
4 
© 
9 
° 
Fe 


Capital 


Character of Land, Soil, 
Value. 


Parish, Timber, &c. 


County. Water Supply. 


in Block a 
les) 
5 
fe} 
le 


Portions 
com prised 


A 8s eel eas 
1657 © 0} 119 
(at £210 
per acre). 
66 0 0} 016 6| 211 -0 
(at £3 per 
acre). 

G60 05) OF16 Du oe ae Nil. do 
(at £3 per 
acre). 

€6" 0.70") 0.26. 6 do 


) 
| 
| 
| 
(at £3 per ~ 3 | | 
| 
| 
| 


2 

4 
cs 
am 
oo te 
on > 


© ra 


Narra- 39 63 0 
gudgil. 


Nil. Wyalcng, 
about 3 to 14 
miles. 
Fencing, £6 do 

8s. td. 


Do ...| Mugga ..| 209} 22 0 0}, 


bo 
_ 
_ 
2 
Ka 
= 


fCre). 
137 10 0 11d 6) Signs Nil. do 
(at £2 1Cs. 
per acre . 
Dome as do 3 213 | 18 1 20 55 2% 6 | 0°13°10 | 2 9 6 Nil. do 
(at £3 per 
| acre). 
i DY A do . | 2147 18 0 30 pe LL Bi O. 18580) 2.290 76 Nil. do 
(at £3 per 
acre), 
Downs: do Cc 215 | 7 2 20 ee 
(at £2 1€s 
per ac e) 
OL a07 Car, 1g 


Dera toe} WAHL ORO Nil, do 


ss) 
© 
ro) 
A 
~ 

= 


do No natural Very gently undulat’ng ec untry; 


Wyalong... 


(at £3 pes 
acre), 

FO 16 38 
(at £3 pe 
acre), 

9 0 6 
(at £218 
per ac e). 
GL 26 
(at £3 pe 
acre). 
11210 0 
(at £210. 
per acre), 
We Se Wao 


0 12 10 


1 3 10 


i 
ao 
iS) 


bo 


Fencing, £3 
Gaede 


Nil. 


do 


do 


do 


do 


Water supply. 
m derately 

gocd catch- 
ments acd 
retentive ¢o'l 
cxist cn all 
biccks. Rain- 
fall (average) 
14-98 inches. 


part rcd clay soil, with some quartz 
and slate gravel; part md loamy 
soil with some ironstone gravel and 
clay subsoil; mostly thickly covered 
with mallee, broom, gooma, wattle, 
hopbush, and undergrowth ; grazing 
and agricultural capacity at present 
_ practically nil,if im proved one sheep 
to 14 acr+s, one largest ck to9 acres, 
wheat luv bushels per acre, hay ldcwt. 
per acre, 
Plans: B. 3,642-1,946; B. 3,642-1,946 
Roll; B. 3,644-1,946 Roll; G. 2,224- 
1,871 Rol; G.2,225-1,871. 


Ziad, (OG) sor lous Nil. do Ms. 1610-6,536. 
(at £2 ICs, 
per acre), 
105. 10 OS) seo 53; Tet Nil, do 
(at £2 IMs. ’ 
per acre), 
Ua Moh Mee Cal |e te Oe 
(at £2 ICs. 
per acre). 
21512 6] 214 0} 81611] Fencing, £1 do 
(at £2 10s. Cs, id 
per acre). 
S810: (0) 61 929 Qe 2215.90 hil, do 
(at £3 per 
acre). 
6618 9 
(at £3 per 
acre), 
12) 0 0 
(at £3 per 
acre). 


oo 
Lv) 
o 


DO asec: do = | 6620148773 10 Nil, do 


i) 
iy 
fr) 
= 
oO 
bo 
_ 
~ 
> 


Nil. do 


Gipps .. do seo) (COOul nee ma 10 


. . . : ° : ° . 
: : 3 : : : : 3 3 
ak SPS Sa Ree a a eae =J 


Dy do «| 566 | 43 0 0 TIS rlees Alek Nil. do 


Nores.—Includes part reserves 21,707 and 21,7(8 for temporary common, notified 8rd November, 1894 (about 70 acres). 
Includes part reserves 30,362 and 30,363 for temporary common, notified 27th December, 1899 (about 300 acres). 
Includes parts reserves 40,203 and 40,204 for temporary common, notified 10th February, 1£06 (about 115 acres). 
Includes part reeerve 22,022 for trivelling stock, notifi-d 6th April, 1895 (about 33 acres). 
Includes reserves 21,431 ard 24,432 for rifle range, notified 3lst July, 1896 (45 acres). 
Ti c’udes reserve 45,323 from sale and lease generally, notified Ist June, 1910; and part (about 70 acres) of reserve 
from sal» end lease other than lease under the Mining Ac‘, notified 10th August, 1994. 


For a Homestead Selection with residence by deputy before issue of a grant, the annual rent until issue of the grant, shall be 3} per 
centum of the capital value, and the full amount of the survey fee will have to be paid with the application. 

The value of any improvements and interest on such value at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum is payable in four equal yearly 
instalments. The first instalment shall be paid before the expiration of twelve months from the date of application. 

IT IS POINTED OUT THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROVEMENTS ARE OR MAY BE UPOWV THE 
LAND AT THE DATE OF APPLICATION HAS NOT BEEN APPRAISED, AND ATTENTION IS INVITED TO SECTION 2 
OF THE CROWN LANDS ACT, 1£98, which provides that— 

An appraisement or determination of the value of any improvements shall be made after the land has become the subject of an 
application for Homestead Selection, unless both the owner (oth:r than the Crown) of the improvements and the incoming selector have 
agreed to dispense with such appraisement, and have agreed on the value to be paid, in which case the agreed value of the improvements shal] 
be deemed to be the appraised value within the meaniug of subsection “ }” of section 15 of the Crown Lards Act of 1895. Provided that, if 
in any case the value of the improvements as appraised or determined is at least 20 per centum higher than their estimated value as above 
notified, the Land Board may allow the incoming selector upon application within the prescribed time, to withdra® his application and to 
obtain a refund of any moneys paid in connecticn therewith. ; 


8S. W. MOORE. 


13 Jury, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 3833 ° 


[182] 


Department of Lands, 
Syduey, 18th July, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD SELECTIONS. 


cE is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the Crown Lands comprised within the blocks 
5 fuetsundar mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Homestead Selection, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions 
of the law. 


The blocks will be available for Original Homestead Selection on and after 1lrm AUGUST, 1910. 


An application for a Homestead Selection shall be in Form 21, and must be accompanied by one hailf-year’s rent in advance, and a 
survey fee as hereinafter specified. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly 
instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. Payment of the first of such instalments shall be 
made with the application. The application shall be signed and the declaration printed on the back of the form shall be made by 
the applicant. The application may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised 
for the purpose in writing, during office hours on 11th August, 1910, or during office hours on any subsequent business day, or may 
be forwarded on any day to the Land Agent ina posted letter, but so as not to be received by the Land Agen! before the Lith August, L910. 


All applications for Original Homestead Selection lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in 
writing, and all applications in pcsted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 1ith August, 19 0, or at any time between 
the 11th August and the 17th August,1910, inclusive, shall together be deemed to be and to rave bee: lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously ou the 11th August, 1910. 


It fs hereby further notified that the Local Land Board will, at 10 a.m. on 18th August, 1919, sit at the Court-house, Taree, 
and deal, under Regulation 366, with any applications which may be made for such lands from iith August to 17th August, 1910, 
Inclusive; after determination of priority by ballot, the Local Land Board will proceed to consider the question of confir- 
mation of tke applications of such applicants as may be present. 


The Homestead Selections will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and to the following special conditions :— 


(2) The homestead selector shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and 
keep the land free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 


(b) The homestead selector shall not cut or remove timber fr m the block for sale unlezs he pays royalty thereon in accordance 
with the Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 


(d) The homestead selector shall not prevent or take any measures to hinder any person lawfully claiming any fallen timber on 
any block from removing the eame within a reasonable time (to be fixed by the Minister for Lands) after the block bas been 
applied for. 


The principal conditions which attach to a Homestsad Selection are perpetual residence and payment of rent. 

A Homestead Selection is not transferable hefore issue of the grant, and a grant cannot issue until the expira- 
tion of the first five years. 

Application must be made in good faith, that is to say, the sole object of the applicant in making the application 
must be to obtain the land in crder that he may hold and use it for his own exclusive benefit according to law. The 
tape Boat if satisfied an application is made otherwise than in good faith, is authorised to declare the deposit 
orfeited. 


—— oe 


HOMESTEAD SELECTION AREA No, 1,189, 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


LAND DISTRICT OF TAREE, AND HASTINGS SHTRE. 


Nature and 


eee Annual Metimated Nearest Town 
- 2H o/Areaof| Capital Rentfor | Survey primate and Water Character of Land, Soil 
County. | Parish. |S a= = : Value of ; ae ? ’ 
Ea loe Block. Value. First Fee. Improve- distance Supply. Timber, &c. 
aoe] Term. mantel therefrom, 
| 
| Acres. Saeed alee: Crasieid alee ds 
Vae- John’s 139 315 288 1d G32" 25) 6. 0. 0 Nil. Coopernook, | Verygocd, but not} Undulating and hilly country; brown, black 
quarie. River, (at 18s, 4d from 12tol4| permanent, ex sandy soil in the gullies, with elay subsoil ; 
j per acre). | tmniles; Ken-| ceptin W.R. por- open forest country ; gum, tallowwocd, tur- 
dall, 5 to 7| tion %6 adjoin-| pentine, box, mahogany, oak, and brigalow, 
: roiles. | ing. 
Do do 140 264) | 212) 9 2))./3)..0) -8:).5 10-28 Nil. do ..| A gocd supply . do do do 
(at 188. 4d. 
per acre), | 
Do do 141 290% |) 274.166) 3 8 8 / 516 °3 Nil. do ...| Insufficient; good) Undulating and hilly; brown, with stiff 
(at 18s. 4d facilitiesforstor-| gravelly subsoil ; open forest country ; gum, 
per acre). ing water at a| oak, tallowwood, box, blackbutt, mahogany, 
moderate cost, and turpentine. 

Dow do 142 8003 | 275 4° 7| 3° 810} 518 2 Nil. do do ...| Brown soil, gravelly and sandy in places, 

(at 18s. 4d. subsoil mostly stiff; open forest country ; 
per acre), gum, blackbutt, oak, mahogany, tallow~ 
j wood, and box. 

Do do 143 241 2407 On Oe are OF 2 1h 5" 6rd Nil. do «.| Sufficient in the] Brown soil, gravelly in places, sandy on the 
| (at £1 per creek running| lower part, subsoil mostly stiff ; open forest 
| acre), through the] country; gum, blackbutt, turpentine, box, 

\ north-east part mahogany, and tallowwocd; undulating 
| of the portion. and hilly. Ms. 1910-9,343, 


Norz.—Includes part (1,4203 acres) cf classification reserve, notified 6th November, 1907, 


For a Homestead Selection with residence by deputy before issue of a grant, the annual rent, until issue of the grant, shall be 33 per 
centum of the capital value, and the full amount of the survey fee will have to be paid with the application. 


The value of any improvements and interest on such value at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum is payable in four equal yearly 
instalments. The firstinstalment shall te paid before the expiration of twelve months from the date of application. 

IT IS POINTED OUT THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROVEMENTS ARE OR MAY BE UPON THE 
LAND AT THE DATE OF APPLIOUATION HAS NOT BEEN APPRAISED, AND ATTENTION IS INVITED TO SECTION 2 
OF THE CROWN LANDS ACT, 1898, which provides that— 


An appraisement or determination of the value of any improvements shall be made after the land has become the subject of an 


application for Homestead Selection, unless both the owner (other than the Crown) of the improvements and the incoming selector have 
agreed to dispense with such appraisement, and have agreed on the value to be paid, in which case the agreed value of the improvements 
shall be deemed to be the appraised value within the meaning of subsection “db” of section 15 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895. Provided 
shat, if in any case the value of the improvements as appraised or determined is at least 20 per centum higher than their estimated value as 
above notified, the Land Board may allow the incoming selector, upon application within the prescribed time, to withdraw his application 
and to obtain a refund of any moneys paid in connection therewith, 

i - . §. W. MOORE, 


No, 110, 13 Jury, 1910.—6, 


3834 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. [13 Jury, 1910. * 


[137 Department of Lands, 
) Sydney, 13th July, 1910, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD SELECTION. 


Te is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the Crown Lands comprised within the block 
hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Homes‘ead Selection, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions 
of the law. : 
The block will be available for Original Homestead Selection on and after 1ltm AUGUST, 1910. 


An application for a Homestead Selection shall be in Form 21, and must be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and a: 


eurvey fee as hereinafter specified. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly 


instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. Payment of the first of such instalments shall be. 


wade with the application. The application shall be signed and the declaration printed on the back of the form shall be made by thg 
applicant. The application may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised 
for the purpose in writing, during office hours on 11th August, 1910, or during office hours on any subsequent business day, or may be 
forwarded on any day tothe Land Agent in a posted letter, but so as not to be received by the Land Agent before the 11th August, 
1910. 

All applications for Original Homestead Selection lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in 
writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 11th August, 1910, or at any time between 
the lith August and the 17th August, 1910, inclusive, shall together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 11th August, 1910. 


It is hereby further notified that the Local Land Board will, at 10 a.m., on 18th August, 1910, sit at the Court-house, 
Taree, and deal, under Regulation 866, with any applications which may be made for such lands from 11th August to 17th August, 
1910, inclusive ; after determination of priority by ballot, the Local Land Board wil! proceed to consider the question of confirmation 
of the app ications of such aprlicants as may be present. 


The Homestead Selection will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and to the following special conditions :— 


(a) The Homestead Selector shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and 
keep the land free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all noxious scrubs; 
undergrowths, and weeds. 


(6) The Homestead Selector shall not cut or remove timber from the block for sale unless he pays royalty thereon in aaa 
with the Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 


The principal conditions which attach to a Homestead Selection are perpetual residence and payment of rent. 

A Homestea:t Selection is not transferable before issue of the grant, and a grant cannot issue until the expiration 
of the first five years. 

Application must be made in good faith, that is to say, the sole object of the applicant in making the applicatior 
must be to obtain the land in order that he may hold and use it for his own exclusive benefit according to law. The 
Land Board, if satisfied an application is made otherwise than in good faith, is authorised to declare the deposit 
forfeited. 


HOMESTEAD SELECTION AREA No. 1,191. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District oF TarnE, AND MANNING SHIRE. 


£24) areact | capita | Annusl | s Piet (oo aul ae Charaoter of Land, Soil, Timb 
: Demat) rea 0 apita urve stimate an aracter of Lan m ber 
County, | Parish. [EES ‘Bicck. Vitus. = for | PU taluc of dictanbe Water Supply, Pt: 3 
Cee Te tenn Improvements.| therefrom. 
° s 
Acres, £8. ds) Sse Go eer id. 
Macquarie...' Taree ...) 189 57} 316 10) 01. Le SalO5 3 7 16 Nil, Taree, about 2! No natural sup-| Undulating country; stony in 
(at £2 , miles, ply, but water) parts; poor shallow soil; thick 
per acre). could be becon-| forest country in all stages of 
served at a} gvowth; timbered with ironbark, 
| smal] cost, gum, mahogany, and oak, 
Mg. 1910-9,431, 


Notis.— Within Cundle populatioa area, proc aimed 1é h Octod-r, 1836, which is not effected by this notification. Identical with Special Area No, 45,434, 
prcclaimed this day. 


For a Homestead Selection with residence by deputy before issue of a grant, the annual rent, until issue of the grant, shall be 8} per 
centum of the capital value, and the full amount of the survey fee will have to be paid with the application. 


The value of any improvements, and interest on such value at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum, is payable in four equal yearly 
instalments. The first instalment shall be paid before the expiration of twelve months from the date of application. é 


IT JS POINTED OUT THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROVEMENTS ARE OR MAY BE UPON THE LAND 
AT THE DAJE OF APPLICATION HAS NOT BEEN APPRAISED, AND ATTENTION IS INVITED TO SECTION 2 OF 
THE CROWN LANDS ACT, 1898, which provides that— 


An appraisement or determination of the value of any improvements shall be made after the land has become the subject of an 
application for homestead selection, unless both the owner (other than the Crown) of the improvements and the incoming selector have 
agreed to dispense with such apprairement, and have agreed on the value to be paid, in whicn case the agreed value of the improvements 
shall be deemed to be the uppruised value within the meaning of subsect’on “2” of section 15 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895. 
Provided that, if in any case the value of the improvements as appraised or determined is at least 20 per centum higher than their estimated 
value as above notified, the Land Board may allow the incoming selector, upon application within the pressribed time, to withdraw his 
application and to obtain a refund of any moneys paid in connection therewith, 


5. W; MOORE. 


EI 


13 Juxy, 1910,] NEW SUUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No 110. 


3835 


(184] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD SELECTION. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acis, the Crown Lands comprised within the block 
, pogeet mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Homestead Selection, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions 
of the law. 
The block will be available for Original Homestead Selection on and after 1lra AUGUST, 1910. 


_ An application for a Homestead Selection shall be in Form 21, and must be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, anda 
survey fee as hereinafter specified. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly 
instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. Payment of the first of such instalments shall be 
made with the application. The application shall be signed and the declaration printed on the back of the form shall be made by the 
applicant. The application may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised 
for the purpose in writing, during office hours on 11th August, 1910, or during office honra on any subsequent business day, or may ‘be- 
forwarded on any day to the Land Agent in a posted letter, but so as not to be received by the Land Agent before the 11th August, 1910. 


All applications for Original Homestead Selection lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in’ 
writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the llth August, 1910, or at any time between 
the 11th August, and the 17th August, 1910, inclusive, shall together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the lith August, 1910. 

The Homestead Selection will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and to the following special conditions :— 


(a) The Homestead Selector shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and 
keep the land free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all noxious scrubs 
undergrowths, and weeds. 


(6) The Homestead selector shall not cut or remove timber from the-block for sale unless he pays royalty thereon in accordance 
with the Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 
The principal conditions which attach to a Homeste2zd Selection are perpetual residence and payment of rent. 
A Homestead Selection is not transferable before issue of the grant, anda grant cannot issue until the expira- 
tion of the first five years. 
Application must be made in good faith, that is to say, the sole object of the applicant in making the application 
must be to obtain the land in order that he may hold and use it for his own exclusive benefit acco.cing to law. The 
Land Board, if satisfied an application is made otherwise than in good faith, is authorised to declare the deposit 


forfeited. 
HOMESTHAD SELECTION ARHA No. 1,190. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp DistRiot oF MAITLAND, AND CESSNOCK SHIRE. 
las 2! Annual | Nature ard | Nearest Town : 
County. Partch! - ES Area, of Canrital Rent | Survey ‘Estimated : and Water Character of Land, Soil, 
o 552 Bleek. Value. for first Fee. Value of Im-} distance there- Supply. Timber, &c. 
Ace term provements. from. 
a2) L: 2p. 2 uk TS el (ieee ere oa Fa i oe IS s 
Northum- | Allan- 14 113 0 0 94 3 4 bo3> Bos 2T1>) 0 Nil. The private town] Natural supply) Undulating; sandy loam overlying 
perland. dale, (at 16s. d.} | of Bishop’s| in teadman's| clay; timber—gum, ironbark, 
per acre). Bridge isdistant); Creck; soil wel! and scrub; suitable for light 
about #2 miles;} adaptd for] agriculture fruit growing, api- 
| Maitland, abou') water conserva-| culture, poultry farmiog, and 
14 miles; aud] tion. vineyards, and is adapted for a 
Cessnock Town) home for persoas engaged in 
and Rail way | outside employment. ; 
| Station, about! C.S lylu-12,.35. 
4} miles. | 


Norre.—Includes part (113 acres) of Ilomestead Selection Area No. 174, notified sth May, 1896, revokcd this day and reserve from sale and lease undec the 
provisions of seetioa 156, Crown Lands Act of 1834. 


For a Homestead Selection with residence by deputy before issue of a grant, the annual rent, until issue of the grant, shall be 34 per 
centum of the capital value, and the full amount of the survey fee will have to be paid with the application. 


} The value of any improvements and interest on such value at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum is payable in four equal yearly 

instalments. The first instalment shall be paid before the expiration of twelve months from the Cate of application. . 

IT IS POINTED OUT THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROVEMENTS ARE OR MAY BE UPON THE LAND 

AT THE DATE OF APPLICATION HAS NOT BEEN APPRAISED, AND ATTENTION IS INVITED TO SECTION 2 OF 
THE CROWN LANDS ACT, 1898, which provides that— 

An appraisement or determination of the value of any improvements shall be made after the land has become the subject of an 
application for Homestead Selection, unless both the owner (other than the Crown) of the improvements and the incoming selector 
have agreed to dispense with such appraisement, and have agreed on the value to be paid, in which case the agreed value of the improve- 

} ments shall be deemed to be the appraised value within the meaning of subsectiin “4” of section 15 of the ‘ rown Lands Act of LM%65. 

Provided that, if in any case the value of the improvements as apprised or determined ia at least 20 per centum higher than their estimated 

value as above notified, the Land Board may allow the incoming selector, upon application: within the prescribed time, to withdraw his 
icati to obtal fund of any moneys paid in connection therewith. 

application and to obtain a refus y ys p aracaae 


- 


ee 
s 


* “ —. — ~ ee marl = 
§ ie Aire meee ot July, 1510. 
" ri REVOCATION OF RESERVES FOR WATER SUPPLY. 
Be [Tesh totes. 3 pobic intonation, that is se ener Mots tho woseros for Watcr Supply, hereunder described, and they 
1 are hereby revoked accordingly. } hea Saat 
; ca Division. Pa Purpose, N eh | County. | Parish. | Shire. | Area, Part revoked. ion 
; a. © ps | 
Inverell ...| Eastern..| 40,180 | Fcr water supply 10 Jan., 1906] Murchison | Purrawar:a| Banncekbnro.. 224 0 vu | the whole Ge. coh 
Do do .,.| 39,187 do «| 19 April, 1906 do do do 14 0 0 eed. Spann, se do 


{ 


3836 


[196] 


ifs 
above date. 


—_—— 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 


[13 Jury, 


1910. - 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th July, 1910, 


REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALH, LEASE, So. 


Land sosae Reserve Date of 
District. | Division. No. Pur cse. | Notifieation! County. 
Gunning..) Eastern .| Under Frem sale for village] 24 Dee., 186:| King 
general 
notice. 
Port Mac: do 86,452 From saleforcamping| 6 ,, 1902] Mac- 
quarie, quarie 
Tomut .. de . 3,189 do 5 May, 1881) Wynyard 
Do do ..,| Under | Fe m annual lease or] 33 April, 1892] do 
general cecupaticn license, 
no ice. 
er ee ncn 
[199] 


is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Acta, the reserves from sale, lease, or license 
hereunder described are hereby revoked,—but such revocation shall not take effect until after the expiration of sixty days from the 


S. W. MOORE. 


Parish, Shire. Area Part revoked. Papers 
i \ 
a. Yap, 
Kildare ..| Gunning ; 2) 0 O| That part within portion) Aln.1910~ 
226. (K. 5,704-1,995.) | 7,832, 
Cozo ...| Hastings 2 0 O | That part within portions} Aln,1910-~ 
106, 107, 108, 109, and| 8,214, 
road 31 links wide 
(Plan M. 4,965-666 ) 
Gadara .../ Gadara 2 124 | That part within portion) Ms, Ls, 
144. (W, 4,777~z,119.) | 1910-6,572, 
Adelong .. do 9 3 23 Part within portion 947.) Aln. 1910- 
(W. 3,734-2,119,) 4,559, 


REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASE, &eo. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the reserves from sale, lease, or’ 


license hereunder described, are hersby revoked. 


Land seen 

mise | Division. 

Teater- Eastern.. 
field, 

Denili- Centra’... 
quir, 

Penrith, Eig orn,, 

} 

Bathurst, } EH o-tern | 

Mudgee .. do. 

Crbar Western . 


Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 13th July, 1910, 


8. W. MOORE. 


| m2, Purpose ; Shoah a Connty. Parish Shire, &e. Area, Part revoked, sag 
| Valea: 
34,32; | Fr msaleo her ihan| 12 April, 1902} Clive Tenterdeid) Partly Tenter-| 47 1 0 | Thewhole. Plan C, 1771-| Ms. 1910= 
action sale only. field Shire and 41,809. 9,080. 
: partly Muni- 
pality of Ten- 
terfield. 
Notz —Now freehold, 
10,498 | From sale for pub.ic) 1] Jan., 1890) Cadell ...{ Mathoura { Murray Shire.. 2 1 0| The whole. Comprising) Ms. Ls. 
buildings. (about). allotments 4 to 7 and) 1910-7,606 
intervening lane,section 
36, town of Mathoura. 
Norr.— Held under special lease. 
¢ 015) From ace pending) 23 July, 19 4) Cook Woodford ..) Blus Moun-{ 18) 0 O) The whole waa Ms. 910- 
| subdivi-d op. | tains Shire, 10,346, 
Nove -Withia e-erve $5,4<% from rale (45,48 from license and lease generally) for water supply, notified this day. 
ios 4 From sale for Court-| 25 april, 1891) Ge rgiena | Rockley Abercrombie _ 0 1 35 ) That part within allotment) Ms. 1910- 
| house site Shire : 4, section 6, village of] 10,599, 
| Rockley. 
Under | From aurual lease or| 13, 1842| Wellington) Warratra..| MerooShire ..| 830 0 0 | The whole; within Upper] Ms, Le. 
| general occupation license. (about). Meroo Temporary Com-|} 1910-8,751, 
| wotier, | mon, revoked this day, 
88,507 | From sale for rubbish| 24 Dee., 1904) Mouramba} Hume Wirlong R.A. 5 0 0] Thewhole ,.. os «| Ms, 1910- 
|  depét. 230. (about). 9,971. 
| 


[2°0) 


and Aare 
District. ary on: 
Narrabri. | Central... 
Dubbo do 
Murru- Kastern..| 
rundi. 


Maitland | E.stern.. 


Class of Holdiag 
for which thelaud 
Was set apart. 


Date cf 
Notification, 


Conditional pur- 
cha-e or condi- 
tional lease, 

Settlement lease,, 


Settlement leace.. 


Ifomestead selec- 
tion, 


6 April, 1904 


19 July, 199% 


9 Nov., 1904 


16 May, 1896 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th July, 1910, 


REVOCATION OF PART3 OF TRACTS OR AREAS SET APART FOR CONDITIONAL PURCHASE OR CONDITIONAL 
LEASE, &e. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been 
pleased to revoke, under the provisions of the 10th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, 80 much of the notifications setting apart 
the tracts or areas hereunder described for conditional purchase or conditional lease, &c., and they are hereby revoked accordingly, 


8. W. MOORE, 


County. Parish, Shire, Area. Part revoked. Payers No, 
a. om 2. 
Nandewar..| Tippereena...} Namoi ...| 95 0 0 | That part within an area set apart for; Ms. 1910- 
(about). additional holdings this day. 9,528, 
Lirnecln Taylor w.| Cobbora ,..| 3209 0 0 | That part of portion 3 within an area] Ms. 1910- 
(about). set. apart this day for additional) 8,586, 
holdings. (Plan L, 2,286-1,566 R.) 
Buckiand..! Moan ..( Warrah .,./4,9)7 0 0 | That part of Settlement Lease Area No.| Ms. 1910- 
T7L within portion 329, (Plan B 9,4€0, 
3,938-1,788 Roll.) | F 
Nots.—Settlement Lease Area No, 987, notified this day is in lieu, 
Nerthum- { Allandale ..| Cessneck...) 113 0 0] That part of Homestead Selection Area| C.S. 1910- 
berlaud. | : No. 174 within portion 134, Plan N.| 12,236, 
3,44¢-2,111 Roll.) 
Nore.— Homestead Selection Arta No, 1,190, notified this day is in lieu. 


oA te 


‘~ 


ARE es ATE RUE Ser 


13 Jury, 1910.] | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 


[198] 


Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 13th July, iyL. 


WITHDRAWALS FKOM TEMPORARY COMMONS. 
he is hereby notified that the portions of land hereunder described have been withdrawn from the temporary commons at the localities 


hereinafter respectively specified. 


S. W. MOORE. 


383 


$$ 


— 


Land ae 3 4 ‘ 
District. | Division | Locatity. et oh Ccunty. | Parish. Shire, Area. | Part revoked, Papers No 
: 8. = lo Pp; 
Mudgee | Eastern.) Upper 21 May, 1883...} Wellington} Warratra..| Meroo an .| 880 0 O | The whole on ate ore «| Ms. fs, 1910— 
Meroo. (about), 8,761, 
Norte.—Within reserve 45,480 from sale or lease other than special lease by tender, nctifi d this day. 

Tumut  ../ Eastern. { Adelong ‘4 3 Noy., 1871... Wynyard..{ Adelong ..| Gadara ... a 9 3 23 | Part within portion 917. (W.38,734-| Aln,. 1910-- 

2,11.) 4,559, 


[203] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE, 
CONDITIONAL LEASH, ADDITIONAL CONDI- 
TIONAL PURCHASH LEASE, ADDITIONAL 
HOMESTEAD SELECTION, OR ADDITIONAL 
SETTLEMENT LEASE. 


he is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 4 of the Crown Lands (Amend- 
ment) Act of 1905, and section 22 of the Crown Lands 
(Amendment) Act, 1908, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the areas hereunder described are hereby set 
apart for additional conditional purchases or con- 
ditional leases (other than those mentioned in sub- 
section 1 (b) of the first-mentioned section), additional 
conditional purchase leases, additional homestead 


selections, or additional settlement leases, and shall | ; : 
: ae ' ment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands comprised within 


become and be available therefor on and after the 


lith August, 1910. I¢ is furth tified that the prices | : i 
r Pe a widen aes at ode ne original conditional purchase, and shall become 


of the land for additional conditional purchase, or 
the capital values for additional homestead selection 
or additional conditional purchase lease, whenever ap- 
plied for, shall be as hereinafter respectively specified. 
It is also notified that any holdings within this area 
shall be subject to the following special conditions, 
viz.:—(a) Timber of 6 inches or over in diameter at 
3 feet from the ground, which is suitable or likely to 
prove suitable for fencing, building, mining, or rail- 
way sleepers, shall not be destroyed by ringhbarking 
or otherwise, except under permit issued under the 
provisions of section 21 (a) of the Forestry Act, 1909: 
Provided that the lessee or selector may clear any 
land which is to be cultivated within twelve months 
from date of clearing, or cut any timber required for 
the purpose of erecting any necessary build: 

other improvements on the subject land. (b) No 
timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the 
purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of 
the Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder at 
the time in force. (¢) The selector or lessee shall pre- 
serve ample timber for shelter and shade purposes. (d) 
The selector or lessee may destroy by ringbarking or 
otherwise, without permit, all other timber except 


edible shrubs. 
S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or TENTERFIELD, AND TENTERFIELD 
SHIRE. 


At 15s. per acre. 


Within Tenterfield and Boura Boura resumed area 
No. 5444, and annual lease No. 17,171. 


County of Buller, parish of Carroll, containing an 
area of about 800 acres. The Crown Lands bounded 
by portions 30, 33, 35, 9, 19, 37, Boonoo Boonoo River, 
and forest reserve 44,163, notified 28th July, 1909. 
[Ms. 1910-9,323] is 
_ County of Clive, parish of Gibraltar, containing an 
area of about 500 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries: Commencing at the south-east- 
ernmost corner of portion 63; thence south about 52 
chains; by a line west to a point due south of the 
south-eastern corner of portion 83; by a line north to 
portion 63 aforesaid; and by that portion east, to the 
point of commencement. 

[Ms. 1910-9,438] 
At £1 per acre. 
Within annual leases Nos. 13,209 and 28,817. 


County of Buller, parish of Bookookoorara, contain- 
ing an area of about 200 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries: Commencing at the 
southernmost south-western corner of portion 48; 


Ee en a ee ee en ee ee 
ae ee aS ENS 


thence west to Bookookoorara Creek; by that creek 
downwards to a point east of the north-east corner 
of portion 189; by a line, portions 189, 187, 190, and 
Bookookoorara Creek to portion 48; and by that por- 
tion, to the point of commencement. 
Norre.—Includes part (about 200 acres) water re- 
serve 857A extension, notified 4th June, 1884, reserve 
220 from lease for sluicing, notified 18th August, 
ean and water reserve 1,625, notified 18th August, 
1884. 
[Ms. 1910-9,315] 


[192] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE. 


ee is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 4 of the Crown Lands Amend- 


the areas hereunder described are hereby set apart 


and be available therefor on and after the 11th 
August, 1910. It is further notified that the price of 
the land for original conditional purchase, whenever 
applied for, shall bo as hereinafter respectively speci- 
fied. No timber shall be cut or removed from the 
land for the purposes of sale, excent subject to the 
provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and Regula- 
tions thereunder at the time in force. 
S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or TAREE, AND MANNING SHIRE. 
At £2 per acre. 


County of Macquarie, parish of Taree, containing 
an area of 572 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of portion 139. Plan M. 5,402-666. 

Norrs.—Identical with special area 45,484, pro- 
claimed this day. Cundle population area is not 
affected by this notification. 

[Ms. 1910-9,431] 


Lanp District of PARKES, AND MUNICIPALITY OF 
Prax Hirt. 


At £3 15s. per acre. 


Within the suburban boundaries of the town of 
Peak Hill. 


County of Narromine, parish of Mingelo, contain- 
ing an area of 20 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of portions 172 and 173. Plan N. 
909-1,884 Roll. . 

Nores.—Identical with special area 45,465, pro- 
claimed this day. Includes special area 17,907, pro- 
claimed 17th June, 1893, revoked this day, and 
reserve from sale and lease under the provisions of 
section 136, Crown Lands Act of 1884. 

[C.S. 1910-3,804] 


Lanp Disrrict or Moruya, AND EvropoDALLA SHIRE. 
At £1 10s. per acre. 


County of St. Vincent, parish of West Nelligen, 
containing an area of 19 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of measured portion 113. 
Plan V. 2,574-2,013 R. 

Nores.—The reserve from sale and lease under sec- 
tion 136, Crown Lands Act, 1884, and also so much of 
the notification of the 25th July. 1906, setting apart 
land for original conditional purchase at £1 10s. ver 
acre, as relates to the above. are hereby revoked. 
Identical with special area 45,466, proclaimed this day. 
Survey fee has already been paid on this area. Nellhi- 
gen population area is not affected by this notifica- 


tion. 
[C.S, 1910-7 210] 


—_———= 


3838 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. [13 Juxy, 1910. 
[193] Department of Lands, Lanp District or Sine@LeTon, AND Parrick PLAINs 
Sydney, 13th July, 1910. SHIRE. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN At 13s. 4d. per acre. 


LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASE OR FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL 
PURCHASE AND ASSOCIATED CONDI- 
TIONAL LEASE. 
T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 4 of the Crown Lands Amend- 
ment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the areas hereunder described are hereby set apart 
for original conditional purchases or for original con- 
ditional purchases and conditional leases (other than 
those mentioned in subsection 2 (6) of the section above 
quoted), and shall become and be available therefor 
on and after the llth August, 1910. It is further 
notified that the prices of the land for original con- 
ditional purchase, whenever applied for, shall be as 
hereinafter respectively specified. - No timber shall: be 
cut or removed from the land for the purposes of sale, 
except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
i909, and Regulations thereunder at the time in 
force. If any part of the land is taken up under 
conditional lease the timber thereon must not be 
ringbarked, except in pursuance of permits issued 
under the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909. 


S. W. MOORE. 


KASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Mairnanp, ano Cessnock Sure. 


At 15s. per acre. 
County of Northumberland, parish of Milfield, con- 
taining an area of. 40 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of measured portion 135.. Plan 


N. 3,896-2,111 

Norn.—Reserve from sale and lease (under section 
136, Crown Lands Act, 1884), covering the above, is 
hereby revoked; also so much of the notification of 
the 23rd January, 1907, setting apart land for original 
conditional purchase at 15s. per acre, or conditional 
lease, as relates to the abave. 


[C.S. 1910-8,603] 
Lanp District or Liragow, AND BLAxLAND SHIRez. 
At 18s. 4d. per acre. 


County of Roxburgh, parish of Cullen Bullen, con- 
taining an area of about 1,680 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries: Commencing 
at the south-west corner of portion 56; thence bounded 
by portions 56, 31, 32, 79, 28, 48, 47, 46, 28, Dul- 
hunty’s Creek downwards to the northernmost north- 
east corner of portion 44; by an area set apart 28th 
October, 1908, for additional holdings west to Wil- 
liwa Creek; by that creek upwards to the north-west 
corner of portion 45; by that portion and portion 80, 
to the point of commencement;—but exclusive of 
‘reserve 1,047 (M.), mining purposes, between afore- 
said area and north boundary of said portion -45. 
Includes portions 29, 33, 34, 101, 102 and part of por- 
tion 44, 

Norn.—The notification of the 17th July, 1907, 
and so much of the notification of the 28th October, 
1908, setting apart this area for additional holdings, 
are hereby revoked. ‘ 


[Ms. 1910-8,918] 


Lanp District or Newcastis, anp Lake Macquarte 
1 
SHIRE, 


JUL 51 . 


At £1 per acre. 

County of Northumberland, parish of Coorumbung, 
containing an area’ of 100 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of measured portions 135 and 
136. Plans N. 4,810, 4,311-2,111. 

Nore.—Reserve from sale and lease under section 
186, Crown ‘Lands Act, 1884, covering the above is 
hereby revoked; also so much of the notification of 
the 17th December, 1906, setting apart land for 
original conditional purchase at £1 per acre, or con- 
ditional lease, as relates to the above. 

[C.S. 1910-8,606] 


Lanp Disrricr or NewcastLe, AND Port STEPHENS 
SHIRE. 


At 10s. per acre. 


County of Gloucester, parish of Stowell, containing 
an area of 47% acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of measured portion 28. Plan G. 1.917- 
1,497. 

Norr.—Reserve from sale and lease under section 
186, Crown Lands Act, 1884, is hereby revoked: also 
so much of the area set apart for original conditional 
ee EB ee acre, 

th September, 1908, as relates to the above. 

 £C.8. 1910-8,605] as 


or conditional lease, on 


| 


County of Hunter, parish of Poppong, containing 
an area of 700 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of measured portions 69 and 70. Plans 
H. 1,249 and 1,250-1,538. , 

Norzt.—So much of the notification of the 8rd 
January, 1907, setting apart land for original con- 
ditional purchase at 13s. 4d. per acre, or conditional 
lease, as refers to the above, and the reserve from 
sale and lease under section 186, Crown Lands Act, 
1884, are hereby revoked. 

[C.8. 1910-7,815] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
Lor ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE, 
CONDITIONAL LEASH, ADDITIONAL CONDI- 
TIONAL PURCHASE LEASE, ADDITIONAL 
IIOMESTHEAD SELECTION, OR ADDITIONAL 
SETTLEMENT LEASE. 


jie is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 4 of the Crown Lands (Amend- 
ment) Act of 1905, and section 22 of the Crown Lands 
(Amendment) Act, 1908, the Crown Lands comprised 
Within the areas hereunder described are hereby set 
apart for additional conditional purchases or condi- 
tional leases (other than those mentioned in subsection 
1 (0b) of the first-mentioned section), additional condi- 
tional purchase leases, additional homestead selections, 
or additional settlement leases, and shall become and 
be available therefor on and after the lith August, 
1910. It is further notified that the prices of the 
land for additional conditional purchase, or the 
capital values for additional homestead selection, or 
additional conditional purchase lease, whenever ap- 
plied for, shall be as hereinafter respectively specified. 
tt is also notified that any holdings within these 
areas shall be subject to the following special condi- 
tions, viz.:—(a) Timber which is or is likely to prove 
suitable for fencing, building, or railway sleepers, 
shall not be destroyed by ringbarking or otherwise, 
except under permit issued under the provisions of 
section 21 (a) of the Forestry Act, 1909: Provided 
that the selector may clear any land which is to be 
cultivated within twelve months from date of clear- 
ing, or cut any timber required for the purpose of 
erecting any necessary buildings or other improve- 
ments on the subject land. (b) No timber shall be 
cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale 
except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1909, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 
(c) The selector or lessee shall preserve ample timber 
for shelter and shade purposes. (d) The selector. or 
lessee may destroy by ringbarking or otherwise, 
without permit, all other timber except edible shrubs. 


S. W. MOORE. 


[202] 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or INVERELL, AND MAcINTyRE SHrrR. 
At £1 per acre. 
Within annual lease No. 1906-49, by John F. Eshmann. 


County of Gough, parish of Swanbrook, containing 
an area of 111 acres. The Crown Lands within 
measured portion 98. Plan G. 6,530-1,761. : 

Nort.—Includes part (111 acres) of reserve for 
classification, notified 10th February, 1909. 

[Ms. 1910-9,324] 


Lanp District or Sconn, AND WooLtooma SHIRE. 
At £1 5s. per acre. 


County of Brisbane, parish of Tyrone, containing 
an area of about 500 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing at the north- 
west corner of portion Ip; and bounded thence by a 
line partly forming the west boundaries of that por- 
tion and portion 10, parish of Guan Gua, south to a 
point east of the north-east corner of portion 85, 
parish of Tyrone; a line partly forming the north 
boundaries of that portion and portions 84 west to 
the north-west corner of the latter portion; a line 
north 66 chains; a line west 25 chains; a line north 
to the south boundary of portion la; and by that 
boundary east, to the point of commencement. 

Nore.—Includes part of travelling stock reserve 17, 
notified 29th September, 1871. 

‘TMs. 1910-10,620] 


13 Jury, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 3839 


[201] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


‘NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 


FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASB, 
CONDITIONAL LEASE, ADDITIONAL CONDI- 
TIONAL PURCHASE LEASH, ADDITIONAL 
HOMESTEAD SELECTION, OR ADDITIONAL 
SETTLEMENT LEASE. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 4 of the Crown Lands (Amend- 
ment) Act of 1905, and section 22 of the Crown Lands 
(Amendment) Act, 1908, the Crown: Lands comprised 
within the areas hereunder described are hereby set 
apart for additional conditional purchases or con- 
ditional leases (other than those mentioned in sub- 
section 1 (b) of the first-mentioned section), additional 
conditional purchase leases, additional homestead 
selections, or additional settlement leases, and shall 
become and be available therefor on and after the 11th 
August, 1910. It is further notified that the prices 
of the land for additional conditional purchase, or 
the capital values for additional homestead selection, 
or additional conditional purchase lease, whenever 
applied for, and the annual rents, where stated, for 
additional settlement lease shall be as hereinafter re- 
spectively specified, with terms of appraisement as 
provided for by the Crown Lands Acts. It is also 
notified that any holdings within these areas shall 
a ahold to the special conditions hereinafter speci- 


S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or Moss Varn, AND WINGEGARRIBEE 
SHIRE. 


At 8s. 4d. per acre. 


(Annual rent for additional settlement lease, 23d. 
per acre.) 


County of Camden, parish of Bangadilly, contain- 
ing an area of 400 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of measured portions 98 of 100 acres and 
102 of 300 acres,—shown on plans C. 3,003 and 3,002- 
2,041 respectively. 


Notres.—So much of the notification in the Gazette 
of 4th November, 1908, as relates to the setting apart 
of part of this land for additional holdings, is hereby 
revoked. Any holdings within the above area shall be 
subject to the following special conditions, viz. :—(a) 
The holder shall carefully preserve all timber within 
strips of land each at least 1 chain wide on both banks 
of all defined watercourses. (b) The holder shall also 
carefully preserve all timber within a strip of land 
at least 1 chain wide along the course of all creeks 
and gullies and across the lowest parts of flats where 
such gullies discharge water, and where there are no 
defined watercourses. In leu of notification in 
Gazette of 22nd June, 1910, which is hereby cancelled. 


[Ms. 1910-4,257] 
Lanp District or MurrvuRUNDI, AND WARRAH SHIRE. 


At £1 15s. per acre. 


County of Brisbane, parish of Timor, containing an 
area of about 640 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing on the right 
bank of Isis River, at the north-eastern corner of por- 
tion 206; and bounded thence generally westerly by 
portions 206, 207, and 208; thence northerly by por- 
tions 203, 192, and a line; thence easterly by a line 
partly forming the scuth boundaries of portions 153, 
158, and 126; thence northerly by portions 126 and 
147; thence south-easterly, easterly, and southerly ; 
by portions 209 and 210 to Isis River; thence by that 
river downwards, to point of commencement. 


Nortrs.—Includes part of classification reserve, noti- 
fied 9th December, 1908. Any holdings within the 
above area shall be subject to the following special 
conditions, viz. :—(a) Timber of 8 inches or over in 
diameter at 3 feet from the ground, which is suitable 
or likely to prove suitable for fencing, building, or 
railway sleepers shall not be destroyed by ringbarking 
or otherwise, except under permit issued under the 
provisions of section 21 (a) of the Forestry Act, 1909: 


Provided that the lessee or selector may clear any 
land which is to be cultivated within twelve months 
from date of clearing, or cut any timber required for 
the purpose of erecting any necessary buildings cr 
other improvements on the subject land. (b) No 
timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the 


purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of 


the Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder 
at the time in force. (c) The selector or lessee shall, 
where practicable, preserve ample timber for shelter 
and shade purposes.. (d) The selector or lessee may 
destroy by ringbarking or otherwise, without permit, 
all other timber except edible shrubs. ' 


[Aln. 1910-2,503] 


Lanp District or TUMBARUMBA, AND TUMBARUMBA 
SHIRE. c 


At £2 10s. per acre. 


Within annual lease No. 27,704. 


County of Selwyn, parish of Khancoban, containing’ 
an area cf about 100 acres. The Crown Lands 
bounded by portion 22; by conditional leases 679 and 
871, parish of Khancoban; by portion 6, parish of 
Youngal; and by Khancoban Creek. 


Norrs.—Ineludes part of water and camping -ve- 
serve 2,654, notified Ist November, 1880. Any hold- 
ings within the above area shall be subject to the fol- 
lowing special conditions, viz.:—(a) Timber of 8 
inches or over in diameter, at 3 feet from the ground, 
which is or is likely to prove suitable for fencing, 
building, mining purposes, or railway sleepers, shall 
not be destroyed by ringarking or otherwise, except 
under permit issued under the provisions of section 
21 (a) of the Forestry Act, 1909: Provided that the 
selector may clear any land which is to be cultivated 
within twelve months from the date of clearing, or 
cut any timber required for the purpose of erecting 
any necessary buildings or other improvements on the 
subject land. (b) No timber shall be cut or removed 
from the land for purpose of sale, except subject to 
the provisions of the [Forestry Act, 1909, and Regu- 
lations thereunder at’ the time in force. (c) The 
selector or lessee shall preserve clumps of green timber 
in suitable positions for shelter and shade purposes, 
the area of which shall not be-less than 5 per cent. 
of the total area confirmed. (d) The selector or lessee 
may destroy by ringbarking or otherwise, without per- 
mit, all other timber except edible shrubs. : 
[Ms. 1910-7,827] 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp Disrricr or CooNABARRABRAN, AND. GILGANBRA 
SHIRE. 


At 15s. per acre. 


County of Gowen, parish of Boyben, containing an 
area of about 1,000 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following’ boundaries: Commencing on the left 
bank of Wallumburrawang Creek, at the western end 
of the southern boundary line of portion 6 of 300 
acres; and bounded thence on the north by that boun- 
dary line; on the west by the eastern boundary of por- 
tion 6; again on the north by a line bearing east 80 
chains; on the east by a line bearing south 85 chains; 
on the south by a line bearing west to the left bank 
of the aforesaid creek; and on all other sides by that 
bank upwards, to the point of commencement. 


Norns.—The above includes parts of classification 
reserves, notified 1st July, 1908, and 16th June, 1909. 
Any holding within the above area shall be subject to 
the following special conditions :—(a) Ironbark, box, 
bloodwood, and white pine, or other trees which are 
or are likely to prove suitable for fencing, building, 
mining purposes, or railway sleepers shall not be des- 
troyed by ringbarking or otherwise, except under 
permit issued under the provisions of section 21 (a) 
of the Forestry Act, 1909: Provided that the selector 
or lessee may clear any land which is to be cultivated 
within twelve months of date of clearing, or cut any 
timber required for the purpose of erecting any neces- 
sary buildings or other improvements on the subject 
land. (6) No timber shall be cut or removed from 
the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the 
provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations 
thereunder at the time in force. (c) The selector or 
lessee shall thin out by ringbarking or otherwise to 
about 16 feet apart, the straight and useful timber. 
(d) The selector or lessee may destroy, by ringbarking 
or otherwise, without permit, all other timber 
except edible shrubs. 

[Ms. 1910-9,631] 


3840 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 110. 


[13 Jury, 1910. 


Lanp District or NARRABRI, AND NAMor SHIRE. 


At 10s. per acre. 


County of Nandewar, parish of Tippereena, con- 
taining an area of about 95 acres. _ 
bounded by portions 77, 58, 169, 170, 159, and 188. 

Nores.—Includes part (about 95 acres) of area set 
apart for conditional purchase or conditional lease, 
notified Gth April, 1904, revoked this day. Any 
holdings within the above area shall be subject to 
the following special conditions, viz.:—(a) Timber of 
4 inches or over in diameter at 3 feet from the 
ground, which is suitable or likely to prove suitable 
for fencing, building, or railway sleepers shall not be 
destroyed by ringbarking or otherwise, except under 
permit issued under the provisions of section 21 (a) 
of the Forestry Act, 1909: Provided that the lessee 
or selector may clear any land which is to be culti- 
vated within twelve months from date of clearing, 
or cut any timber required for the purpose of erect- 
ing any necessary buildings or other 1mprovements 
on the subject land.. (b) No timber shall be cut or 
removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except 
subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, 
and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 
(c) The selector or lessee shall preserve ample timber 
for shelter and shade purposes. (d) The selector or 
lessee may destroy by ringbarking' or otherwise, with- 
out permit, all other timber except edible shrubs. 


[Ms. 1910-9,528] 


[204] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASBH, 
CONDITIONAL LEASE, ADDITIONAL CONDI- 
TIONAL PURCHASE LEASE, ADDITIONAL 
IIOMESTEAD SELECTION, OR ADDITIONAL 
SETTLEMENT LEASE. 


“T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 4 of the Crown Lands (Amend- 
ment) Act of 1905, and section 22 of the Crown Lands 
(Amendment) Act, 1908, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the areas hereunder described are hereby set 
apart for additional conditional purchases or con- 
ditional leases (other than those mentioned in sub- 
section 1 (b) of the first-mentioned section), additional] 
conditional purchase leases, additional homestead 
selections, or additional settlement leases, and shall 
become and be available therefor on and after the 
dates hereinafter respectively specified. It is further 
notified that the prices of the land for additional 
conditional purchase, or the capital value for addi- 
tional homestead selection, or additional conditional 
purchase lease, whenever applied for, and the annual 
rents (where stated) for additional settlement. lease 
shall be as hereinafter respectively specified, with 
terms of appraisement as provided for by the Crown 
Lands Acts. 


No timber shall be cut or removed from the land 
for the purposes of sale, except subject to the pro- 
visions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations 
thereunder. at the time in force. 


If the land is taken up under any form of tenure 
other than additional conditional purchase or addi- 
tional homestead selection, the timber must not be 
ringbarked, except in pursuance of permits issued 
under the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909. 


S. W. MOORE. 


— 


[Available on 11th August, 1910.] 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or MuswELLBROoK, AND MERRIWA 
SHIRE. 


At 15s. per acre. 
Partly within annual lease No. 1909-19. 


County of Brisbane, parish of Wollara, containing 
an area of 3254 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of measured portion 98,—as shown on 
plan B. 4,332-2,096, 


[Ms. 1910-2,471] 


The Crown Lands 


Lanp District or Nowra, AND Muwnicipan DistRIctT 
or Broventon’s VALE. 


At 13s. 4d. per acre. 


County of Camden, parish of Dallaya, area 42 acres. 
The Crown Lands within the boundaries of measured 
portion 292. Plan C. 2,357-2,041. 

Nors.—Includes part of reserve 40,883 from sale 
other than auction sale only and from lease gene- 
rally, notified 26th September, 1906. 

[Ms. 1910-10,348] 


Lanp Disrricr or Sconf, AND WooLooma SHIRE. 


At £1 3s. 4d. per acre. 


County of Brisbane, parish of Webimble, contain- 
ing an area of 553 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of measured portions 44 and 171. 
Plans B. 1,167 and B. 4,343-2,096. 


Notrrt.—Includes part of trigonometrical reserve 92a 
notified 13th November, 1882. ; 
[Ms. 1910-9,325] 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Dusso, anp Coppora SHIRE, 
At 8s. 4d. per acre, 


County of Lincoln, parishes of Adelyne and Tay- 
lor, containing an area of about 1,720 acres. The 
Crown Lands bounded by portions 27, parish of Tay- 
lor, and 58, parish of Adelyne, the road separating 
those portions, and travelling stock reserve 23,357. 
[Ms. 1910-8,586] 


At 138s. 4d. per acre. 


County of Lincola, parish of Taylor, containing an 
area of about 320 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the {fsollowing boundaries: Commencing at the south- 
eastern corner of portion 1; thence by lines south 
71 chains and west to a west boundary of portion 3; 
and by boundaries of portions 3 and 1 north, north- 
easterly, and east, to the point of commencement ;— 
includes part of portion 3. Plan L. 2,286-1,566 Roll. 


Nore.—Includes part (about 320 acres) of an area 
set apart 19th July, 1902, for settlement lease, re- 
voked this day. 

[Ms. 1910-8,586] 


[Available on 15th September, 1910.) 
BASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or BeL.LinceEN, AND BELLINGEN SHIRE. 
At £1 10s. per acre. 


(Annual rent for additional settlement lease, 6d. per 
acre.) 


County of Raleigh, parish of Nambucca, containing 
an area of 100 acres. The Crown, Lands within the 
boundaries of portion 138,—as shown on plan cata- 
logued R. 2,472-1,714. 

Novre.—Includes part (100 acres) of forest reserve 
peal notified 17th December, 1898, revoked this 
day. 
[Ms. 1910-5,446] 


County of Raleigh, parish of Nambucca, containing 
an area of 100 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of portion 150,—as shown on plan cata- 
logued R. 2,474-1,714. 

Nore.—Includes part (100 acres) of forest reserve 
28,618, notified 17th December, 1898, revoked this 
day. 

[Ms. 1910-5,446] 


At £1 7s. 6d. per acre. 


(Annual rent for additional settlement lease, 6d. per 
acre.) 

County of Raleigh, parish of Nambucca, containing 
an area of about 195 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing at the north- 
west corner of portion 137; and bounded thence by 
a line west to portion 1380; by portions 130, 95, 84, 
83, and 61 south to main goad from Bowra to Nam- 
bueca; by that road easterly to the south-west corner 
of portion 137; thence by that portion north, to the 
point of commencement. 


Norre.—Includes part (about 195 acres) of forest 
reserve 28,618, notified 17th December, 1898, revoked 
this day. . ae 


[Ms. 1910-5,446] 


13 Jury, 1910.] + NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 1:0. 3841 


[205] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 
WITHDRAWAL FROM ANNUAL LEASE FOR 
PUBLIC RECREATION. 
T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 


in pursuance of the provisions of the 108th and | 


10Ist sections of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, and 
the 39th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1889, and 
also in, pursuance of the conditions of the lease, the 
land hereunder described is hereby withdrawn from 
annual lease 1909-4, Warren, held by Edward John- 
stone, and reserved from sale pending determination 
of the portion to be set apart for public recreation, 
and reserved and exempted from lease generally. 


S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or WARREN, AND MartHaguy SHIRE. 


No. 45,467 from sale (45,468 from lease generally). 


County of Gregory, parish of Willie, containing an 


area of 15 acres. The Crown Lands within the boun- 

daries of measured portion 24. G. 1,774-1,907. 
Nore.—That part (15 acres) of travelling stock and 

camping reserve 28,652, notified 17th December, 1898, 

within the above, is hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1910-10,130] 


[206] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 18th July, 1910. 


WITHDRAWAL FROM PREFERENTIAL OCCU- 
PATION LICENSE FOR ROADWAY. 

dee is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in pursuance of the provisions of the 108th sec- 

tion of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, the land here- 

under cescribed is hereby withdrawn from preferen- 

tial occupation license 2104, held by Wm. Peterson 

and F. T. Sargood, for roadway. 


S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Drsrricr OF URANA, AND WUNNAMURRA SHIRE. 


County of Urana, parish of Jerilderie South, con- 


_ taining an area of 115 acres. The Crown Lands 


within the boundary road 300 links wide on the south- 
western boundaries of portions 183, 160, 122, 58, 57, 
66, and 55, also a strip 300 links wide on the’ south- 
ern side of reserved road 10 chains wide within por- 
tion 39, the road 300 links wide within portions 20 
and 21, and a strip 100 links wide of travelling stock 
reserve 14,387, along the south-western boundary of 
portion 172 to a point approximately in projection 
south of the western boundary of portion 22. 

[Roads 1909-781-3] 


[207] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


WITHDRAWAL FROM OCCUPATION LICENSE 
FOR ROADWAY. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in pursuance of the provisions cf the 108th sec- 
tion of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, the land here- 
under described is hereby withdrawn from occupation 
license 604, held by the New Zealand and Australian 
Land Co., Limited, for roadway. 


S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
LAND District or URANA, AND WUNNAMURRA SHIRE. 


County of Urana, parishes of Wood and Goolgum- 
bla, containing an area of 170 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the boundary road, 300 links wide, 
east of portions 39, 93, 89, parish of Wood, 70, 69, 66, 
65, 62, 61, 57, and part of 56, 600 links wide part of 
éast boundary of portion 568. and 300 links wide cn 
the east of portions of 55, 98, 99, and 54, parish of 
Goolgumbla. 

[Roads 1909-781-3] 


[208] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


VITHDRAWAL FROM PREFERENTIAL OCCU- 
PATION LICENSE FOR ROADWAY. 

1 is hereby notified, for public information, that, 

in pursuance of the provisions of the 108th sec- 

tion of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, the land here- 

under described is hereby withdrawn from preferen- 

tial occupation license 6044, held by the New Zealand 
and Australian Land Co. Limited, for roadway. 


S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION, 


Lanp District or UrANA, AND WUNNAMURRA SHIRE. 


County of Urana, parish of Thurrowa, containing 
an area of 70 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
reserved road 300 links, within portion 92, and the 
boundary road 300 links wide, variable width, and 
590 links wide, on the northern, north-eastern, and 
eastern boundaries respectively of same portion, and 
the boundary road 200 links wide on the eastern 
boundary of portion 129. 

[Roads 1909-781-3] 


[209] Department. of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


RESERVES FROM SALE OR LEASE, é&c. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 39th section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1889, the lands hereunder described shall be 
and are hereby temporarily reserved from sale or 
lease respectively, or from sale and lease, &c., as 
hereinafter specified. 
S. W. MOORE. 


From Sale Generally. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District oy BELLINGEN, AND Bariincen. SHrRz. 


No. 45,471. County of Raleigh, parish of Nambucca, 
area 5664 acres. _ Measured portions 137 and 139. 
Plans R. 2,475 and 2,473-1,714. 

[Ms. 1910-5,446] 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp Disrricr or NARRABRI, AND NAmor Sarre. 


No. 45,472. County of Jamison, parish of Denham, 
area 1,299 acres. Measured portion 26. Plan J 
2,064-1,968 R. 

[ Ms. 1910-4,916] 


Lanp District or WaARIALDA, AND AsHFroRD SHIRE. 


Within Texas resumed adea No. 703, 

No. 45,506. County of Arrawatta, parish of Bora, 
containing an area of about 1,150 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of an area set apart on 
the 5th May, 1909, for additional holdings, and lying 


_ south-westerly of portions 8, 9, 10, 11, and 41, and 


north-easterly of forest reserve 43,770, notified 24th 
March, 1909. - 

Nore.—Includes part (about 1,150 acres) of area set 
Svar fon additional holdings, 5th May, 1909, hereby 
revoked. 


[Ms. 1910-10,395] 
From Sile or Lease other than Special Lease. © 


Lanp District or COONAMBLE, AND GILGANDRA SHIRE. 


No. 45,462. County of Ewenmar, parish of Bura- 
milong, containing an area of about 260 acres. The 
Crown Lands lying between the Castlereagh River, 
portions 26 and 50, parish of Buramilong, 23, 18, and 
13, parish of Bobarah, and 51, 43, and 32, parish of 
Buramilong. 


[Ms. Ls. 1910-8,989] 
EKASTERN DIVISION. 


From Sale or Lease other than Special Lease 
by Tender. 


Lanp District or Mupn@ur, ano Meroo Saree. 


No. 45,480. County of Wellington, parish of War- 
ratra, containing an area of 805 acres 3 roods. The 
Crown Lands within the boundaries of measured por- 
tions 222 to 230, inclusive,—as shown on plans 
4,762-2,091, W. 4,763-2,091, and W. 4,764-2,091. 
[Ms. Ls, 1910-8,751] 


3842 


From Lease Generally. 
Lanp Districr oF GUNDAGAI, AND ILLABO SHIRE. 
Within Wantabadgery resumed area No. 174. 


No. 45,473. County of Clarendon, parish of 
Wantiool, containing an area of 40 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of portion 38. Plan C. 
861-1,578. 

[Ms. 1910-10,257] 
From After-Auction Sale 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Merrorouiran Lanp District. 


No. 45,505. County of Cumberland, parish of Alex- 
andria, containing an area of 18 acres 2 roods 31 
perches. The Crown Lands within the boundaries of 
measured portions 770 to 776, 780, 782, 784 to 786, 
790 to 793, 817 to 823, 825 to 828, 830, 831, 833, 838, 
840, 887, 889, 890, 894, 895, 896, 899 to 905, 909 to 911, 
913, 915 to 924,—as shown on plans C. 2,416-2,030, C. 
2,417-2,030, C. 2,420-2,030, C. 2,421-2,030, C. 2,429- 
2,030, C. 2,428-2,030, C. 2,429-2,030, C. 2,480-2,030, C. 
2,431-2,030. 

{Aln. 1910-9,399] 


[210] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 18th July, 1910. 


RESERVE FROM SALE, LICENSE AND LEASE 
GENERALLY FOR WATER SUPPLY. 

T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pre- 
visions of the 101st. section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1884, and the 39th section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1889, the lands hereunder described shall ke 
reserved from sale pending determination of the 
portions to be set apart for water supply, and 
reserved and exempted from license and lease gene- 
rally, and they are hereby reserved and exempted 


accordingly. os 
S. W. MOORE. 


EKASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or PrenritH, AND Biur Mountains 
SHIRE. 


- No. 45,482 from sale (45,483 from license and lease 
generally). County of Cook, parishes of Coomassie and 
Woodford, containing an area of about 3,850 acres. 
The Crown Lands within the boundaries indicated by 
green edging on plan catalogued Ms. 3,292 Sy. ;—but 
exclusive of Linden Park, proclaimed 29th November, 
1887, the area of which has been deducted from the 
total area. 

[Ms. 1910-10,346] 


[211] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


RESERVES FROM SALE AND LEASE 
GENERALLY. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 101st section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1884, and the 39th section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1889, the lands hereunder described shall be 
reserved from sale pending determination of the por- 
tions to bet set apart for the public purposes herein- 


after respectively specified, and reserved and exempted ~ 


from lease general y, and they are hereby reserved 
and exempted accordingly. 


S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION, 
For Council Chambers Site. 


Lanp District or BarHurst, AND ABERCROMBIE 
SHIRE. 


No. 45,474 from sale (45,475 from lease generally). 
County of Georgiana, parish of Rockley, containing 
an area of 2 roods. The Crown Lands within the 
allotment 4 of section 6 of the village of Rockley,—as 
shown on plan R. 17-1516. 
[Ms. 1910-10,599] 


For Travelling Stock and Camping. 

Lanp District or Young, anp Muntcrparty or 

WALLENBEEN. 

No. 45,478 from sale (45,479 from lease generall 
County of Harden, parish of Wallendovne nutes 
ing an area of about 25 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries : Commencing cn 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 110, 


[13 Jury; 1910. 


the north-western side of the Great Southern Rail- 
way Line, at the intersection with the western pro- 
longation of the north side of King-street; and 
bounded thence by boundaries of portion 10 west and 
south to the main road to Stockinbingal; and by that 
road and the railway fence aforesaid, to the point of 
commencement. 


Note.—Inclides part (about 25 acres) of camping 
reserve 44,110, notified 7th July, 1909, which part is 
hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1910-7,259] 


For Water Supply. 
LANpd Disrrict or GRAFTON, AND HARwoop SHIRE. 


No. 45,475 from sale (45,477 from lease generally). 
County of Clarence, parish of Lawrence, town of 
Lawrence, containing an area of about 34 acres. The 
Crown Lands within the following boundaries: Com- 
mencing on the north-west side of Rutland-street at 
the south-west corner of special lease 3,430 of 23 
acres; and bounded thence by Rutland-street south- 
westerly to a lane along the east boundary of section 
64; by that lane northerly to Stuart-street; by that 
street easterly and by special lease 3,480 aforesaid 
southerly to point of commencement. Again, com- 
mencing on the south-east side of Rutland-street, 
at a point 70 links south-westerly from the inter- 
section of that side of that street with the southerly 
prolongation of the west boundary of special lease 
3,430; and bounded thence by Rutland-street south- 
westerly 25 links; by a line at right angles to that 
street south-easterly 25 links; by a line parallel to 
that street north-easterly 25 links; and by a line 
north-westerly 25 links, to point of commencement. 


Notr.—That part (about 34 acres) of reserve 2,255 
for reclamation, notified 4th September, 1886, within 
the above, is hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1910-9,625] 


[212] Department of Lands 


Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


RESERVES FROM SALE. 


ie is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of the 101st section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1884, the lands hereunder described shall be 
reserved from sale pending determination of the por- 
tions to be set apart for the public purposes herein- 
after respectively specified, and they are hereby 
reserved accordingly. 


S. W. MOORE. 


For Rubbish Depot. 
WESTHRN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Cozar. 
Within Wirlong resumed area No. 230. 


No. 45,481. County of Mouramba, parish of Hume, 
containing an area of 3 acres 2 roods 25 perches. The 
Crown Lands within the boundaries of measured por- 
tion R., containing 3 acres 2 roods 25 perches. Plan 
W.L.B. 1,178 


Notr.-Partly_ within reserve 38,657 for rubbish 
depot, revoked this day. 


[Ms. 1910-9,971] 


For Trigonometrical Purposes, 
KASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Sconr, AND WooLoomA SuiRE. 


No. 45,464, County of Brisbane, parish of Webimble, 
containing an area of 5 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries: Commencing at a 
point bearing south 42 degrees 42 minutes 40 seconds 
west, 9 chains 51'7 links from the north-west corner 
of portion 44 of 33 acres 3 roods; and bounded thence 
on the east by a line bearing south 7 chains 7°5 links ; 
by a line bearing west 7 chains 7°5 links; by a line 
bearing north 7 chains 7% links; thence by a line 
bearing east 7 chains 7°5 links, to the point of com- 
mencement,—shown on plan Ms. 1,410 Md. 


Nors.—Includes part of trigonometrical reserve No. 
924, notified 13th November, 1882, which part is 
hereby revoked. 


| [Ms. 1910-9,325] 


13 Jury, 1910.) 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 


[152] Forestry Department, 


Sydney, 18th July, 1910. 


RESERVES FROM SALE FOR TIMBER. 


T is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council; on the recommendation 

of the Minister, and with the concurrence of the Secretary for 
Lands, has been pleased to approve, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 12 of the “Forestry Act, 1909,” of the 
temporary reservation from sale as timber reserves of the Crown 
Lands hereina‘ter described, and they are hereby rezerred 


accordingly. 
Ze JOHN PERRY. 


eS Pe SS se re 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrzicr or GRarron, AND Dorrico SHIEE. 


Within St. Cloud’s resumed area No. 520A and Nymboida 

resumed ar.a No, 129a. 

No. 45,386. Counties of Fitzroy and Gresham, parishes of 
Jardine, Shannon, and Alder, containing an area of about 2,200 
acres. The Crown Lands within the following boundaries: Com- 
mencing on the right bank of Fairweather Creek, parish of 

-Alder, at the north-west corner of G. R. Ellis’ conditional 
purchase 1908-214; thence by the north and east boundaries 
of that conditional purchase and the east boundary of his con- 
ditional lease 1908-178, bearing east and south to travelling 
stock reseserve 417; by that travelling stcck reserve north- 
easterly to water reserve 25; by the boundaries of that reserve 
north and east to its north-east corner; thence north 60 chains; 
thence west to Fairweather Creek before mentioned ; by that 
creek upwards, to the point of commencement. 

[Forests 1910—4,953] 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Districr or Grarron, AND Dorrico SHIRE. 


Within St. Cloud’s Creek resumed zrea No. 520a and Nymboida 
resumed area No. 129a. 


No. 45,887. Counties of Fitzroy and Gresham, parishes of 


The Crown Lands within the following boundaries: Com- 
mencing at the south-east ccrner of G. R. Ellis’ conditional 
leave 19,&-178 of 640 acres, parish of Jardine, county of 
Fitzroy ; and bounded thence by the western boundary of 
travelling stock reserve 417 tearing generally southerly to the 
north boundery of travelling stock and camping reserve 35.923 ; 
by that reserve west and south to the boundary between the 
parishes of Jardine and Shea; by that boundary westerly and 
northerly to the range forming the boundary between the 
counties of Fitzroy and Gresham; by that range south-westerly 
to the south-rast corner of R. P. Sinclair’s conditional lease 
1908-141 of 960 acrcs, parish of Alder, county of Gresham ; 
thence north to Boundary Creck ; by that creek upwards to the 
north boundary of H. A. Sinclair’s conditional lease 1908-139 
of 960 acres; thence west to the range forming the watershed 
between Boundary and Chandler’s Creeks; by that range 
northerly to the south-west corner of forest reserve 6,479; 
thence east to Digger’s Creek ; by that creek downwards to its 
intersection with Boundary Creek; thence upwards by Boun- 
dary Creek to a point opposite to the south-west corner of D. 
N. Maxwell’s conditicnal purchase 1908-199 of 320 acres; 
thence east to Fairweather ‘reek ;. by that creek upwards to 
the south-west corner of G. R. Ellis’ conditional lease before 
mentioned ; thence east, to the point of commencement. 


[Forests 1910-4,953] 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp Districr or NARRABRI, AND NAmot SPIRE. 


No. 45,385. County of White, parish of Cowallah, contain- 
ing an area of about 12,650 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing at the south-east 
corner of portion 2; by a line east to Cowallah Creek ; by that 
creek downwards to Brigalow or Bohena Creek ; by that creek 
upwards to portion 2 aforesaid ; and by that portion east and 
south, to the point of commencement. Embraces portion 1 
and forfeited scrub leases 42 and part 33—shown on plans 
catalogued W. 24-1,767; Sc. L. 3 and 2 Th. 


Norr.—tTravelling stock reserve.941, notified 12th October 
1875, is not affected by the above. 


Jardine and Alder, containing an area of about 16,500 acres. | [Forests 1910- 7,043 | 


3843 


. (151) 


H*s Excellency the Governor, with th 


REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE. 


Forestry Department, 


Sydney, 18th July, 1910. 


e advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 


concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified, that in pursuance of the provisions of section 12 of the Forestry 


_ Act, 1909, the reserves from sale hereunder described shall be revoked, and they are revoked accordingly. 


JOHN PERRY. 


Land 
District. 


Wagga 
Wagga. 


Forbes ... do 


Barmed- 
man, 


Bellingen 


Narrabri | Central, 


Division. 


Reserve 
No. 


Purpose. 


Date of 
Notification. 


County. 


| 
| 


Parish. | Holding, &e. 


Area. 


| 


Part revoked. 


Papers No. 


Central... 


do . 


EKastern.. 


26,578 


1,403 


2,784 


28,618 


22,401 


For preservation 
and growth of 
tim ber. 


do 


do 


do aA 


do 


--| 16 May, 1883 


-| 20 April, 1826 


18 Sept., 1897] Mitchell ... 


1 Aug., 1881 


17 Dee., 1898 


Ashburn- 


ham. 


Bourke 


Raleigh .. 


Jamison ,., 


»..| Beacons- 


Bullen- 
bung and 
Osborne. 


Coonam bro 


field. 


Nambucca 


Denham ... 


Bullenbung 


R.A. 324 and 


Mitchell 
Shire. 


Jemalong Shire 


Narraburra 
Shire, 


Bellingen 
Shire. 


Nowley 244A 


270 0 0 
(about). 


56 0 0 
(about). 


985 0 0 
(about). 


{1,861 2 0 


(about). 


- 


That part within portions 113 
and 114, parish of Bullen- 
bung, and portions 12) and 
12), parish of Osborne. 
Note.—Contracted to be 
granted by way cf ex- 
change. 

That part commencing on 
the southern side of the 
railway—Cookamidgera to 
Moura, at the north-west 
corner of section 18, lease 
155; and bounded thence 
west toscrub lease 107, and 
by that scrub lease nortb- 
westerly and the railway 
generally easterly, to the 
point of commencement. 

That part within reserve 
45,366 from sale (reserve 
45,367 from lease gener- 
ally) for quarry, notified 
16th June, 1910, 

That part within portions 
137, 138, 139, 150, and re- 
served roads through those 
portions, and the part 
south of a line west from 
ihe north-west corner of 
portion 137, Note.—Part 
within reserve 45,471 from 
sale generally, notified 
this day, and part set 
apart this day for addi- 
tional holdings. 

The whole. Note,—Within 
reserve 45,472 from sale 
generally, wotified this 
day. — 


F, 1910-5,810, 


F, 1910-6,796, 


F. 1910-7,042, 


F. 191¢-7,972. 


F. 191-7,076. 


3844 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 


[13 Juny, 1910. 


ee een. 


Veibate Advertisements, 


REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


Notice or IntenpEp Issuz or PROVISIONAL CERTIFI- 
CATES OF TITLE. 


Vol. 1,094, Fol. 163. Registered Proprietor: The 
Anglo-Australian Investment Finance and Land 
Company, Limited. and: 1 rood 114 perches, 
certain lots on deposited plans 283 and 284, in 
Walter, Frederick, and Alfred streets, and a 
Recreation Reserve at Dolls’ Point, parish St. 
George, county Cumberland. 


Vol. 1,692, Fol. 226. Registered Proprietor: John 
West. Land: 2 roods, lot 10, section 25, Robin- 
son-street, Woodstock, parish Kenilworth, county 
Bathurst. 


THE proof of loss of Certificate of Title and Crown 
Grant above described and other particulars required 
by section 111 of the abovenamed Act (No. 25 of 1900) 
having been supplied,—I hereby in pursuance of the 
requirements of such section, notify my intention to 
issue such Provisional Certificates of Title accord- 
ingly, at the expiration of twenty-one days from 
the date hereof.—Registrar-General’s Department, 
Sydney. 


H. R. COLBORNE, 


Acting Registrar-General. 
8s. 


13th July, 1910. 
158 


REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


Notice or INTENDED REGISTRATION OF DISCHARGE OF 
MortTGAGE WITHOUT PRODUCTION OF THE DUPLICATE 
or THE MortTGAGE. 


In the matter of the Mortgage, dated 13th July, 1905, 
No. 412,280, from Alfred James Fowler to the 
English, Scottish, and Australian Bank (Limited), 
over the whole of the land comprised in Certificate 
of Title, Vol. 481, Fol. 209, situated Newtown- 
road, Sydney, parish Petersham. 


NOTICE is hereby given of the intention of the 
Registrar-General to register a discharge of the 
abovementioned mortgage, after the expiration of 
twenty-one days from the date hereof, without pro- 
duction of the duplicate of the Mortgage, reasonable 
cause having been shown, pursuant to section 38 of 
the Real Property Act. All information respecting 
above may be obtained at the Land Titles Office, 
Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 


H. R. COLBORNHE, 
Acting Registrar-General. 
7s. 


13th July, 1910. 
159 


NOTICE is hereby given that application is intended to be 
be made to the Parliament of New South Wales, during the 
next ensuing Session thereof, for leave to bring in, a Bill to 
enable and give powers to The Canterbury Park Racecourse 
Company, Limited (duly incorporated) to close certain streets 
between their property in the Municipality of Canterbury, 
being James-street and Arthur-street, and a portion of a 
certain street in the said Municipality between their property, 
being a portion of Frederick-street. And in lieu thereof to 
dedicate for the use and for the purpose of public roads or 
streets certain pieces or parcels of land in the Municipality 
of Canterbury aforesaid, for the purpose of enabling the 
Council of the said Municipality to increase the width of 
certain roads or streets within the Municipality aforesaid, 
being John-street and Palmer-street and portion of Broughton- 
street, which streets adjoin the property of the Company 
before mentioned. The proposed alteration will be advan- 
tageous and convenient to the public, and will be of benefit 
to the said Municipality. The proposed alteration has been 
approved of by the Mayor and Councillors of the said 
Municipality. And for other the purposes consequent there- 
on and incidental thereto mentioned in the said Bill.—Dated 
at Sydney, this 13th day of June, a.p. 1910. 


ff g CURTISS & BARRY, 
Solicitors for the said Bill and the Canterbury Park Race- 
course Company, Limited, 
Belmont Building, 15 Castlereagh-street, Sydney: 


66—2 £1 16s, 


— 


AERATED BREAD COMPANY, Limited 


(Old Company—Registered 1896). 


THE creditors of the aboyenamed Company are required 
forthwith to send their names and addresses and the par- 
ticulars of their debts or claims to me, the liquidator of the 
said Company, at No. 189 Pitt-street, Sydney, ou or before 
the 3lst day of July, 1910. 


DONALD H. WHATLEY, 
: Liquidator, 
157 _ 4s. 


MEMORANDUM FOR REGISTRATION OF A 
NO-LIABILITY COMPANY. 


1. The name of the Company is to be “Nardin Deep Lead 
Gold Mines, No Liability.” 

2. The first place of intended operations is at Main Ridge, 
near Rockley, New South Wales. 

3. The first registered Office of the Company will be situated 
at Sydney, New South Wales. 

4. The value of the Company’s intended property, including 
the plant and machinery, is four thousand seven hundred and 
fifty pounds. 

5. The amount of money at the credit of the Compeny, or 
any person on its behalf, is one thousand pounds, and the 
tot 1 liability of the Company, or which the Company is 
intended to essume or undertake, is the all.tment and issue of 
seven thousand five hundred fully paid-up ten shilling shares 
in the capital of {the Company and the payment of one 
thousand pounds in cash, together with brokerage and flotation 
expenses and the performance of the conditions of the gold 
leases issued or to be issued in respect of the lands which the 
Company is being formed to work. 

6. The nominal capital of the Company is ten thousand 
pounds in twenty thousand shares of ten shillings each, of 
which eeven thousand five hundred shares are to be issued as 
fully paid up. 

7. The number of contributing shares subscribed for is ten 
thousand. 

8. The name of ths first Manager is Ernest Reinhard Bubb, 
of Equitable Building, George-street, Sydney, aforesaid. 

9. Ten per centum of the contributing capital has been duly 
paid up in cash. r 

10. ‘Lhe only c ntracts entered into on behalf of this Com- 
pany are those of which the particulars are stated hereunder,— 


Agree nent learing date the eleventh day of July, 1910, 
ani made between The Nardin Deep Lead Gold- 
mining Company. No Liability, of the one part, and 


the said Ernest Reinhard Bubb, as Trustee on behalf. 


of the Company, of the other part. 


Datel this twelfth day of July, 1910. 

We, tke persons whose names and addresses are subscribed, 
hereby apply to register Nardin Deep Lead Gold Mines, No 
Liability, as a No- Liability Company. 


Witness to all 


Signatures. Signatures. Addresses. 
(©. B. Quinan .., 109 Pitt Street, Sydney. 
J.T. Toohey ,,, Tooheys Lti., Sydney. 


A. D. Patters:n... Equitable Bdg., Sydney. 

Ei. Colliver ... LOY Pitt Street, Sydney. 

Philip Wood ... Brundah, Carabella St., N. 
- Sydney. 

». 10) Pitt St., Sydney. 

»-. 24 Bond St., Sydney. 


E.R. Bubb 4 
' 


C, J. Titmus 
LA. M. Scott 


Declaration Verifying Memorandum for Registration, 


I, Ernest Reinhard Bubb, of Sydney, in the State of New 
South Wales, accountant, do hereby solemnly and sincerely 
declare and affirm that— 


1. Iam the Manager of the said intended Company. 
2. The above statements are, to the best of my belief and 
knowledge, true in every particular. 


And I make this solemn declaration as to the matters aforesaid 
according to the law in this beha!f made, and subject to the 
punishment by law provided for any wilfully false statement 
in any such declaration. 


E. R. BUBB. 
Declared before me this 12th day of July, a.p. 1910,— 
R. 8. Hirt, J.P. 
156 ‘£1 


i 


13 Jury, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 110. 


3845 


DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP, 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership heretofore 
existing between the undersigned Enoch Ashley and William 
Robert Clayton Costley, in connection with the business of 
bakers, pastrycooks and caterers, lately carried on by 
them at Goulburn, under the name, style, or firm of 
Ashley and Costley, has been this day dissolved by mutual 
consent. 


The bread business will, in future, be carried on and con- 
ducted at the premises known as The Model Bakery, in 
Bradley-street, Goulburn, aforesaid, by the said William 
Robert Clayton Costley, to whom all moneys due to the late 
firm are to be paid, and who will pay and discharge all debts 
and liabilities of the said firm. 


The pastrycooks and caterers’ business will, in future, be 
carried on by the said Enoch Ashley, at No, 65 Auburne 
street, Goulburn. 


Dated this sixth day of April, 1910, 


BK. ASHLEY, 
Witness,—E, W, JoHnson, W, R. COSTLEY, 
Solicitor, Goulburn. 


154 7s, 


WENTWORTH PASTURES PROTECTION BOARD, 
‘PASTURES ProrecTioN (AMENDMENT) Act, 1906.” 


NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. Arthur Frederick Cudmore, 
of Avoca Station, Wentworth, has this day been elected 
Chairman of the Wentworth Pastures Protection Board, in 
accordance with the provisions of the abovenamed Act.— 
Dated this 30th day of June, 1910. 


W. B. CRANG, 
Secretary, 
Board Office, Wentworth. 


94 43, 


ELECTION OF. PASTURES PROTECTION BOARD. 


NOTICE is hereby given that at the election for the Denman 
Pastures Protection Board of one Director in the place of 
Charles Hobart Cox, resigned, only the required number was 
nominated ; Now, therefore, I, the undersigned, have this 
day declared the following Director duly elected for the 
balance of the period of two years :— 


Albert Edwin Thompson, ‘f Inglewood,” Muscle Creek, 
JAMES C. WHITE, 
Returning Officer, 


4g, 


Muswellbrook, 
7th July, 1910, 
117 


STATEMENT of RECEIPTS and EXPENDITURE of the PASTURES PROTECTION BOARD at CONDOBOLIN, 
for the Year ending 81st December, 1909. 


RECEIPTS. 
Ser ae San 
To Amount of balance at A.J.S. 
Bank on 81st December, 1809 559 6 11 
Less unpresented cheques 5218 4 
— —| 606 8 7 
Amount received on account of levy .. 1470 18 9 
Fees for sheep brands, marks, and tran: forexiti 21.5.6 
Other moneys in detail— 
Police Court fines... ne fis * (LR Oe) 
Summonses £1 4s. 1d.; deposits wire- 
netting applications, £20 ... F alee eek 
Stamps end cash on hand 8Ist December, 
1908 .., a : 016 O 
£11,690 10 2 


nn ne eames 


Dated at Condobolin, this 8lst day of March, 1910. 


EXPENDITURE. 
fist 


joe 
tt 
um 

Qu 


By Certificates issued and paid for 
skins and scalps, &¢.— 
117 native dogs, at 20s. per scalp 117 0 
13 native pups, at 103. perscalp 6 10 
3,273 foxes, at 2s, 6d. per scalp 409 2 
296 fox-s, at 1s. 8d. per scalp 18 10 


onoeo 


Election expenses 
Directors’ travelling expenses 
Salaries — 
Inspector of Etock, 11 months .. 
Rabbit Inspector x sate «| 149 
Secretary Fe See ih 
Postage and telegrams 
Printing and Advertising 
Stationery 
Contribution (See. 26 P. P. Act) Bee sg 
Other expenditure in detail— fives) a: 
Rent of Pastures Protec- 
tion Board Office 
Wire-netting search fees 
sent to Treasury 
Wood, 10s; refund wire- 
net!ing application de- 
posit, £12 3d 
Office cleaning, £3 158.5 ; 
Auditors’ fees, £4 4s. ... 
Treasury Inspector’s fees, 
£3 17s. 4d.; legal ex- 
penses, £50 6s. 11d. ... 
Council of Advice, £8 8s. ; 
Police Court expenses, 
£5 4s. 6d. Pe 
Delegate to Pastures Board 
Conference : 
Cost of informations for 
rabbit prosecutions 
Refund to Steck Inspector 
re rabbit prosecutions ... 


°o 
wNwooroe oogm 


Le) 
Oo 
(=) 
o 


13 12 6 


3 OR 3 
6 2 6 


418 6 


125 14 0O 
3 18 10 


Cash in hand 
Balance in Bank oa 
Less unprerented cheques 


a 221 11 8 
2919 0 


191 12 8 
Interest, £3 Cs. 9d.; keeping 


account, 10s. Pi beg doc sr10" 9 


£1,680 10 2 


JAMES T. GAVEL, Chairman 
H. 8. BROWN, Secretary. 


We certify that all the books and vouchers in the poseession of the Board have been duly audited by us and ound to be 


correct. 


Gro. Carus marth 5 ty, 
R. J. PARKER, . Auditors, 


95. 


- 


£1 10s. 


3846 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 


[13 Juny, 1910. 


PASTURES PROTECTION BOARD, SINGLETON 
DISTRICT. 


IT is hereby notified that John Thomas Colburne Mayne, 
Esquire, junior, has been elected Chairman of the above Board 


for the ensuing twelve months. 
J. McLACHLAN, 


: Secretary. 
118 3s. 
“PASTURES PROTECTION (AMENDMENT) ACT, 
1906,’” SECTION 6 (4). 
ELECTION OF CHAIRMAN. 
NOTICE is hereby given that the Hay Pastures Pro- 
tection Board acting under the abovenamed Act, has 
this day elected Mr. Cyril Blomfield, of Canoon, Hay, 
to be its Chairman for the ensuing year. 
ERNEST H. SELF, 
: Secretary. 
Dated at Hay, this lst day of July, 1910. 
148 4s, 


“PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1902” AND “PAS- 
TURES PROTECTION (AMENDMENT) ACT, 
1906.7 


Notice or ASSESSMENT. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Board of Directors 
for the District of Hay, acting under the abovenamed 
Acts, has caused to be made an assessment of all the 
holdings in the distirct liable to be rated under such 
Acts, showing the names and addresses of the owners 
or occupiers of the holdings, and the number and kind 
of stock to be rated; and that such assessment can be 
inspected at the Office of the Board, Hay, by those 
liable to assessment, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 
12 noon; and 2 and 3 p.m. 
Dated at Hay, this Ist day of July, 1910. 


CYRIL BLOMFIELD, 
Chairman, Hay Pastures Protection Board. 
149 6s. 


“PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1902” AND “‘PAS- 

a aye PROTECTION (AMENDMENT) ACT, 

06.’ 
’ Notice or Rate or ASSESSMENT. 

NOTICE is hereby given that the Board of Directors 
for the District of Hay, acting under the abovenamed 
Acts, have this day made a rate of one farthing (4d.) 
per head of sheep, and twopence (2d.) per head of 
large stock carried (except in the case of unstocked 
or partly stocked lands, in which case the rate is 
levied on the carrying capacity of each holding as 
quinguennially determined by the Board), and ail 
owners and occupiers liable are required to pay the 
rate due by them respectively, on or before Wednes- 
day, the 10th day of August, 1910, as per notice 
which will be forwarded, and according to the assess- 
ment hereby made, to Ernest H. Self, Secretary, at 
the Office of the Board, Lachlan-street, Hay. 

Dated at Hay, this Ist day of July, 1910. 


CYRIL BLOMFIELD, 
Chairman, Hay Pastures Protection Board. 
AS. 


i 
OU 
© 


[Form 30.] 

“PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1902.” 
Notice oF APPOINTMENT OF RECEIVERS oF SCALPS. 
NOTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned 
gentlemen will receive and grant certificates for skins 
and scalps in conformity with the abovenamed Act. 

CYRIL BLOMFIELD, 
Chairman, Hay Pastures Protection Board. 


Cyril Blomfield, Canoon Station, Hay. 
Fowler, Bringagee, Hay. 

George Melrose, Eli Elwah, Hay. 

Samuel Nixon, Gunbar Farm, Gunbar. 

Charles Gideon Stewart, Wooloondool, Hay. 

John Skene, Pevensey, Hay. 

Joseph Rowe Varcoe, Camp Plain, Gunbar. 

Robert Dundas Weir, Hay. 


(Board Directors.) 


Midford T. Little, Inspector of Stock, Hay. 
John Nelson, Rabbit Inspector, Hay. : 
Hay Mair, Rabbit Inspector, Hay. 
Ernest Hermitage Self, Board Secretary, Hay. 
Thomas Cadell, Inspector of Stock, Hillston. 
ate Ernest Loch Kiddle, Steam Plains, Booroor- 
an. 

A. T. Craig, Uabba Station, Hillston 

Dated at Hay, this lst day of July, 1910. 

152 Ds. 


[Form 33.] 
“PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1902.” 
Scaue or BonusEs FoR SKINS AND SCALPS. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Pastures Protection 

Board for the District of Hay, has, until further 

notice, fixed the followimg scale of prices which the 

Board is prepared to pay as bonuses for the scalps 

and skins of the undermentioned noxious animals, 

viz. :— : 

For the whole skin of every pure or half-bred dingo, , 
10s. 

For the scalp (with ears attached) of every dog which 
has become wild, 2s. 6d. 

For the head of every eaglehawk, 1s. 

Dated at Hay, this Ist day of July, 1910. 


CYRIL BLOMFIELD, 
Chairman, Hay Pastures Protection oer 
ISL S. 


THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF SYDNEY. 
Rate on UNIMPROVED CAPITAL VALUE. 


NOTICE is hereby given that in accordance with the pro- 
visions of the ‘‘Sydney Corporation Act, 1902,” and the 
“‘ Sydney Corporation Amendment Act, 1908,” the Municipal 
Council of Sydney have ordered that a General Rate for the 
year 1910 for city purposes of one penny (Id.) in the £ be 
made and levied wpon the assessment of the unimproved 
capital value of all ratable property in the City of Sydney. 

The said rate is payable on the 30th day of September, 1910, 
and must be paid into the Office of the City Treasurer, at the 
Town Hall, Sydney, on or before that date. 


ALLEN TAYLOR, 
Lord Mayor. 
Tuomas H. Nespirt, Town Clerk. 
Town Hall, Sydney, 
6th July, 1910. 
96 6s. 


THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF SYDNEY. 
Rate ON UNIMPROVED CAPITAL VALUE. 


PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that, in accordance with 
the provisions of the ‘‘ Sydney Corporation Amendment Act, 
1908,” a General Rate of one penny (1d.) in the £ upon the 
assessment of the unimproved capital value of ratable pro- 
perty in the City of Sydney has been made and levied for the 
year 1910, and the same is payable into the Office of the City 
Treasurer, on the 30th day of September, 1910. 

Attention is particularly directed to the fact that the ninety 
days heretofore allowed for the payment of the land tax to 
the Commissioners of Taxation does not now apply with 
regard to the payment of the rate on the unimproved capital 
value of ratable property in the City of Sydney, the same 
being payable as stated on the 30th day of September, 1910, 


THOMAS H. NESBITT, 
Town Hall, Sydney, Town Clerk, 
6th July, 1910. 


97 78. 


MUNICIPALITY OF DUNGOG. 


NOTICE is hereby given that, in accordance with the 
ordinances made under the Local Government Act, the fol- 
lowing Fees and Charges have been adopted and fixed by the 
Council of the Municipality of Dungog as Fees and Charges 
to be paid for the several purposes specified below, to come 
into force after Ist July, 1910 :— 


FEES AND CHARGES. ° 


Furnishing information as to the alignment “of any road or 
foothpath, 2s. 6d. 

Giving permit to open up or break the surface of any road or 
footpath, 2s. 6d. ; and such further charge or deposit as 
the Town Clerk may demand to cover cost of re-instate- 
ment. 

Giving permit to construct any permanent overbridge across 
gutter to footpath ; the work to be carried out by the 
Council at the cost of the applicant 

Giving parm to erect or alter any awning over footpaths, 
2s. 6d. 

Giving permit to erect balcony, 2s. 6d. 

Fee for examining plans and specifications of buildings up to 
the value of £300, 2s. 6d. ; over that amount, 5s, P 

Putting in causeway, applicant to pay half the cost. 

Registration of dairy or factory, 5s. per annum. 

Registration of milk vendor, 2s. 6d. per annum. 

Vehicles plying for hire, 10s per annum. 

Fee for driver’s license, 2s. 6d. ; transfers, 2s. 6d. 

Giving permit to erect sign over footpath, 2s. 6d. 


E. HORLER, 
Municipal Office, Town Clerk, 
18th June, 1910. 


102 - 10s, 


13 Jury, 1910.]} 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 


3847 


MUNICIPALITY OF NORTH BOTANY. 
NOTICE is hereby given that Aaron Kinsey, of North Botany, 


was, on the 5th day of July, appointed an Impounding Officer | 


in the above Municipality, in accordance with the Impounding 

Act No. 6, 1898, and the Local Government Act, 190€-7-8, 

vice L. H. Bernard, resigned. 
(.3,) THOS. H. HICKS, Maycr. 

“*’ HY, DUNSTAN, ‘Town Clerk. 


103 4s, 


MUNICIPALITY OF THE GLEBE. 
To Mrs. Mary Beith, of Greenwich-road, Greenwich. 


NOTICE is hereby given, under the provisions of section 82, 
of the Local Government Act, 1906-7-8, that you must 
remove the encroaching fence from the footpath in front of 
the property owned by you in Clare-street, The Glebe, within 
sixty days from the date of this notice. If such encrcach- 
ment or obstruction be not effectually removed within the 
said time, the Council may cause it to be removed at your 


expense, and you will be liable to a penalty not exceeding | 


£20, and not less than 10s., for non-compliance with this 
notice. 
By order of the Council, 
T. D. GLASSCOCK, 
Town Hall, Town Clerk. 
St. John’s road, The Glebe, 
9th July, 1910. 


113 Gs. 


MUNICIPALITY OF TUMUT. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Thomas Green, of Tumut, has 
been duly appointed Inspector to this Council as follows, 
namely :— : 
anitary Inspector, Inspector under the Public Health Act, 
Dairies Supervision Act, Cattle Slaughtering and Diseased 
Animals and Meat Act, Local Government Act, and any 


other Acts or By-laws the control of which is vested in* 


this Council. 

Poo J. IDDON, 

Council Chambers, Tumut, Town Clerk. 
7th July, 1910. 

114 


as. 


THE MUNICIPALITY OF YOUNG. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the following Resolution | 


has been passed by the Council of the Municipality of 
Young as Trustees of the Young Common :— 

“‘Any person camping, 
exhibiting for sale anything portable or 
edible on the Common, without the consent of 
the Trustees, shall be liable to a penalty not 


exceeding £5, 
WM. EVANS, 
Town Hall, Young, Acting ‘Town Clerk. 
wae July, 1910. 


ae 


COBBORA SHIRE No. 56. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Edward Tracey, First Class 
Constable of Police, Mundooran, has been appointed an 
Inspector under the “Cattle Slaughtering and Diseased 
Animals and Meat Act, 1902.” 
effect as from 7th June, 1910. 


Shire Office, Geuris, 
7th July, 1910. 


W. SMITH, 
Shire Clerk. 


101 4s, 


WOLLONDILLY SHIRE. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Senior-constable Alfred 
Edward Reid, of Yerranderie, has been appointed Inspector 
of Slaughter-houses, under the ‘‘ Cattle Slaughtering and 


Diseased Animals and Meat Act, 1902,” for the above Shire. 
D. H. MACDONALD. 

8th July, 1910, 

147 ds. 


MURRAY SHIRE. 


NOTICE.—To Edward Tomlinson, of Thyra, owner of por- 
tions 19 and 20, parish of Bunaloo ; William Scott, of Thyra- 
road, via Moama, owner of portions 21 and 22, parish of 
Bunaloo; and Executors of Donald Sinclair, Mathoura, owner 
of portion 105, parish of Mathoura, all in county of Cadell, — 
You are hereby required to remove the obstructions of 
fencing from the public road, gazetted 15th October, 1889, 


along the south boundary of the abovementioned portions, - 


within 60 days from the date hereof, failing which the Council 
will have them removed at the expense of owner or owners in 
default, 
By order. 
RUPERT H. TREATT, 
Shire Clerk. 


6s, 


Shire Office, Mathoura, 
8th July, 1910, 
115 


lighting fires, selling or | 


Such appointment to take 


SHIRE OF ABERCROMBIE. 


NOTICE is hereby given that at a duly convened meeting of 
the Abercrombie Shire Council held on 2nd July, 1910, the 
following appointments as Inspectors under the ‘Cattle 
Slaughtering and Diseased Animals and Meat Act, 1902,” 
ie made, for the respective Police Districts mentioned 
elow :— 


Senior-constable T. M. Rex, for the Police District of Rockley, 
First Class Constable 2. H, Lennon, for the Bathurst Police 
District. 
Kirst Class Constable J. Vallins, for the Trunkey Police Dis- 
trict. 
First Class Constable J. E. Williams, for the Burraga Police 
District. 
A. SQUIER, 
Council Chambers, Rockley, Shire Clerk. | 
9th July, 1910. 


119 6s. 


COPMANHURST SHIRE. 


IT is hereby notified that Samuel Eggins, of Grafton, has 
been appointed Acting Inspector of Nuisances for the Cop- . 
manhurst Shire,—Dated at Grafton, this ninth day of July, 


1910. 
T. T. BAWDEN, 
Shire Clerk. 
ae. 


164 


COPMANHURST SHIRE. 


If is hereby netified that the following persons have been 
appointed Inspectors for the Copmanhurst Shire under the 
“ IMiseased Animals Act of 1902,” namely,— 
Senior-constable George Marchall Sproule, of Ulmarra, 
© nstable Thomas Freeman of Grafton, 
Datcd this eighth day of July, 1910, 
T. T, BAWDEN, 
Shire Clerk. 
4s. 


(No. 48,818) 


165 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Aubert Loughnan, formerly of Wingadee, near 
Coonamble, in the State of New South Wales, and late 
of St. Kilda, inthe State of Victoria, grazier, deceased, 


PURSUANT to the “ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 
other persons having any claims upon or being otherwise 
interested in the estate of the aboyvenwmed deceased (who 
died at St. Kilda aforesaid, on the eighteenth day of 
November, 1909), are hereby required to send in full parti- 
culars of their claims to the undersigned, the proctors for the 
executor of the will of the said deceased, before the first day 
of September next, after which date the said executor will 
proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst 
the parties entitled thereto, having regard to the claims of 
which he shall then have notice ; and the said executor shall 
not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, 
to any person of whose claim he shall not have had notice 
at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 5th day of 
July, 1910. 


ELLIS & BUTTON, 
Proctors for the Executor, 
Coonamble, and 84 Hlizabeth-street, Sydney. 
7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


| In the will of Elizabeth Poole, late of Narrabri, in the State 


of New South Wales, widow, deceased. 
PURSUANT to the ‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 
other persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting the 
estate of Elizabeth Poole, the abovenamed deceased, who 
died at Narrabii aforesaid on the 2ith day of September, 
1905, and probate of whose will was granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on 
the 2lst day of October, 1905, to William Edmund Potts, of 
Narrabri aforesaid, the executor named in the said will, are 
hereby required to send in particulars of their claims to the 
said William Edmund Potts on or before the 24th day of 
August next, at the expiration of which time the said ex- 
ecutor will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
to the debts and claims only of which he shall then have had 
notice; and the said executor will not be liable, for the assets 
so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim he shall , 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated 
this 8th day of July, 1910. 
W. HE. POTTS, 
Proctor for the said Executor, Narrabri. 
By his Agent,—A. W. E. WEavEr, 
Martin-place, Sydney, 


104 . 6d, 


5848 


ate eee _ 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 


[13 Juny, 1910. 


eet 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the estate and effects of James Crichton, late of 9 Ou tram- 
street, Chippendale, in the State of New South Wales, 
gentleman, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any claims or demands against or upon the 
estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died at Sydney 
Hospital on 27th May, 1910, are hereby required to send in 
full particulars of their claims and demands upon the said 
estate to the Perpetual Trustee Company, Limited, 2, 4, 
and 6 Spring-street, Sydney, the executors cf the said 
estate, to whom probate was granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales on 17th June, 1910, on or 
before the 24th day of August next, in default whereof the 
said Perpetual Trustee Company, Limited, will, after the 
last-mentioned date, proceed to administer the estate and 
distribute the assets among the parties entitled thercto, 
having regard only to the claims and demands of which they 
shall then have notice ; and the said Company will not be 
liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose claim they shall not have had notice at the 
time of such distribution.—Dated this 6th day of July, 
1910. 


For Perpetual Trustee Company, Limited, 


A. J. MACKENZIE, 
T. J. Dickson, Proctor, Manager. 
105 7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the estate and effects of Phceebe Anastasia Wilson, late 
of Annandale, in the State of New South Wales, married 
woman, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 
other persons having any claims or demands against or upon 
the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died at Lawson- 
street, Balmain, on 4th May, 1910, are hereby required to 
send in full particulars of their claims and demands upon the 
said estate to the Perpetual Trustee Company, Limited, 2, 
4, and 6 Spring-street, Sydney, the executors of the said 
estate, to whom probate was granted by the Supreme Court 
of New South Wales on 20th June, 1910, on or before the 24th 
day of August next, in default whereof the said Perpetual 
Trustee Company, Limited, will, after the last-mentioned 
date, proceed to administer the estate and distribute the assets 
among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the 
elaims and demands of which they shall then have notice ; 
and the said Company will not be liable, for the assets or any 
part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim 
they shall not have had notice at the time of such distri- 
bution.—Dated this 6th day of July, 1910, 


For Perpetual Trustee Company, Limited, 
A. J. MACKENZIE, 


Brenac & Simpson, Proctors, Manager, 
64 Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 
107 7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Peter Kennedy, late of North Botany, in the 
State of New South Wales, gentleman, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration « 


Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 
other persons having any claims upon or being otherwise 
interested in the estate of the abovenamed deces sed, who died 
at North Botany, on the 2lst day of January, 1910, are 
hereby required to send in full particulars of their claims to 
the undersigned, the prector for the executors of the will of 
the said deceased, before the 81st day of August next, 
after which date the executors will precced to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased amongst the parties entitled 
thereto, having regard to the claims of which they shall 
then have notice; and the said executors shall not be liable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person 
of whose claim they shall not have had notice at the time of 
such distribution. —Dated this 13th day of July, a.p. 1910. 


JOHN J. CARROEL (Crick & CARROLL), 
Proctor for the Executors, 
28 Hlizabeth-street, Sydney. 


121 7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of John Theophilus Heeley, late of Holt’s-avenue, 
Mosman, Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, 
medical practitioner, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that every creditor or 
other person having any claim against the estate of John 
Theophilus Heeley, the abovenamed deceased, who aied at 
Mosman, Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, on or 
about the 16th day of June, 1910, and probate of whose 
will was, on the 8th day of July, 1910, granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales to Denison Samuel King 
Miller, of Beach-street, Coogee, near Sydney, in the said 
State, bank inspector, the sole executor named in the said 
will, is hereby required to send particulars in writing of such 
claim to the undersigned, Perkins, Stevenson, & Co., at their 
offices hereunder mentioned on or before the 25th day of 
August next, at the expiration of which time the said Denison 
Samuel King Miller will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard only to the claims of which he then has notice; and 
notice is hereby further given that the said Denison Samuel 
King Miller will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim he shall 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution,—Dated 
this 12th day of July, 1910, 


PERKINS, STEVENSON, & CO., 
Proctors for the Executor, 
122 Pitt-street, Sydney, 
New South Wales. 


155 7s. 6d, 


ig the will and codicil of Thomas Phillips, late of Culcairn, 
in the State of New South Wales, grazier, deceased. 


NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and other persons 
having any debt or claim upon or affecting the estate of 
Thomas Phillips, the abovenamed deceased, who died on the 
5th day of June, 1910, and probate of whose will and codicil 
was, on the 30th day of June, 1910, granted to Robert 
Thornton, of Albury, salesman, the sole executor of the said 
deceased, are hereby required to send in particulars of their 
claims to the said executor, care of the undersigned proctor, 
on or before the 3lst day of August, 1910, at the expiration 
of which time the said executor will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased among the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts and. claims only of which he 
shall then have had notice; and the said Robert Thornton 
will not he liable, for the assets so distributed, to any person 
of whose debt cr claim he shall not have had notice at the 
time of such distribution.—Dated this 13th day of July, a.v. 


1910. 
VALENTINE FLOOD NAGLE, 
Proctor for the said Executor, 
Temple Court, Dean-street, Albury. 
163 7s. 6d, 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of James Dalrymple Cox, late of Cullenbone, 
Mudgee, in the State of New South Wales, grazier, 
deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any claims or demands against or upon the 
estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died at Cullenbone, 
Mudgee, on the 20th day of February, 1910, are hereby 
required to send in full particulars of their claims and 
demands upon the said: estate to John Turner Macrae, of 
<ydal, and Charles Devenish Meares, of Mudgee, the execu- 
tors of the will of the said deceased, to whom probate was 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales on the 14th 
day of April, A.p. 1910, or to the endersigned, their proctor, 
on or before the 3lst day of August now next, in default 
whereof the said John Turner Macrae and Charles Devenish 
Meares will, after the last-mentioned date, proceed to adminis- 
ter the estate and -distribute the assets among the parties 
entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims and demands 
of which they shall then have notice ; and the said executors 
will not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so dis- | 
tributed, to any person of whose claim they shall not have 
had notice at the time of‘such distribution.—Dated this 7th” 
day of July, a.p. 1910. ; 


-. CHARLES DEVENISH MEARBES, 
Proctor for the Executors, 
Mudgee. 


| 120 7s. 6d 


13 Jury, 1910.) 


Tn the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In. the will of Henry Raphael, late of St. Kilda, in the State 
of Victoria, out of business, deceased. * 
PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 
other persons having any debts, claims, or demands upon or 
affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died at 
St. Kilda, in the State of Victoria, on the 26th day of August, 
1909, probate of whose will was duly granted by the Supreme 
Court of South Australia, Testamentary -Causes Jurisdiction, 
on the 8th day of December, 1909, to Samuel Raphael, Leila 
Raphael (in the said will called Lelia Raphael), Isaac Isaacs, 
and Ernest Reginald Isaacs (in the said will called Ernest 
Tsaacs), the executorsnamed therein, and probate of an exempli- 
fication of the first-mentioned probate was duly granted 
by this Honourable Court on the 2nd day of June, 1910, 
to the said Samuel Raphael, Leila Raphael, and Isaac Isaacs, 
leave being rese1ved to the said Ernest Reginald Isaacs, the 
other executor named in the said will, to come in and prove 
the same as and when he should think fit, are hereby 
required to send in full particulars of their debts, claims, or 
demands upon or against the said estate to the undersigned, 
the proctor for the said Samuel Raphael, Leila Raphael, and 
Isaac Isaacs, on or before the 3lst day of August, 1910, at 
the expiration of which time the said Samuel Raphael, Leila 
Raphael, and Isaac Isaacs, will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased among the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts, claims, and demands only of 
which they shall then have had notice ; and they will not be 
liable, for the assets so distributed, to any person of whose 
debt, claim, or demand they shall not have had notice at the 
time of such distribution.—Dated this 7tb day of July, 1910. 


WALTER GEORGE PARISH, 
Proctor for the said Samuel Raphael, Leila Raphael, 
2 and Isaac Isaacs, 
Mutual Life of New York Building, 
Martin-place, Sydney. 
153 7s. 6d. 


{Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,536) 
IN BANKRUPTCY 


Re ‘Ernest William Wanless, of Lake-road, Wallsend, miner. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on his own 
petition.— Dated at Sydney, this 5th day of July, 1910. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—WititiaM HARrrinGTon PALMER. 
126 3s. 6d. 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,587) 
IN. BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Henry William Green, of Second-street, Weston, 
‘machine man. ~ 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt; on his own 
petition. —Dated at Sydney, this 5th day of July, 1910. 


F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—CHARBLES FarrFAx WATERLOO. Luoyp. 
127 3s. 6d. 


[ Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,538) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 

Re William Joseph Fearish, of Weston, miner. | 
NOPFICEH is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on his own 
petition.— Dated at Sydney, this 5th day of July, 1910. 

F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—WiItitiam Hargin@Ton PALMER. 
128 38. 6d. 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. ] 


In the Supreme Court of N’ ew South Wales. (18,540) 


IN BANKRUPTOY. 

Re Ada Actor Emily Craddock, of Ennisville, Botany-road, 
Botany (wife of Patrick Joseph Craddock). 
‘NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on her own 

petition.—Dated at Sydney, this 6th day of July, 1910. 
_F. H. SALUSBURY, 
i Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—Cuaries Farrrax WatErtoo Luoyp. 
3s. 6d, 


No. 110, 13 Jury, 1910.—7. 


NEW. SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 


3849 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act,.1898. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,544) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Adrian Harper, of Breakfast Creek, Cobargo, sleeper- 
cutter and carrier. 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this. 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on his own 
petition.—Dated at Sydney, this 9th day of July, 1910. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptty. 


Official Assignee—Cuaries FarrFAX WATERLOO Lioyp. . 
130 33..6d. 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] ~ 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,545): 
IN BANKRUPTCY. see 


Re James Edward McVay, of Little Gipps street, Carrington, 
Newcastle, labourer. 


NOVICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on his own 
petition.— Dated at Sydney, this 11th day of July, 1910. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—WiLtiam Harrineton PaLMER. 
131 3s. 6d. 


{ Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,546) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re George Hurford, of Cootamundra, contractor. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been msde against the abevenamed bankrupt, on his own 
petition.— Dated at Sydney, this Lith day of July, 1910. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—CHARLES Farrrax WATERLOO Lioyp. 
132 - 3s. 6d. 


[ Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,522) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re William Coles, of The Pines, near Forbes, grazie:. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of H. L. Friedman and Cornelius Newton —Dated at 
Sydney, this 11th day of July, 1910. ae 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—WiILLIAM HARRINGTON PaLMER. 
133 3s. 6d. 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,541) 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 
Re Wilfred Layard Stillman, of Mosman, estate agent, 
carried on business at 76 Pitt-street, Sydney. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on his 
own petition.—Dated at Sydney, this 7th day of July, 1910. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER. 
[277] 


Free 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matter will be held at the Court, Citizens’ 
Chambers, Moore-street, Sydney, on the 25th day of July, 
1910, at 10a.m., or as soon after as the course of business will 
permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat his proof must be 
lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, not later than the 
22nd day of July, 1910. 
Re Elias Hayden (No. 18,527), of Graham Park, Peakhurst, 
dealer, carried on business at Addison-road, Marrick- 


ville. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—Cuartrs Farrrax Warsrtoo Lroyr. 
[278] Free 


3840 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 


[13 Jury, 1910. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matters, will be held at the Court, Citizens’ 
Chambers, Moore-street, Sydney, on the 4th day of August, 
1910, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the course of business 
will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his proof 
must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy not later 
than the 2nd day of August, 1910 :— 


Re Hjias Frederick Luke (No. 18,533), of Baulkham Hills, 
orchardist. 
Re Frederick Ewen Whitwell (No. 18,518), of Bonanza-parade, 
Sans Souci, electrician. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER. 


[279] Free 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matter will be held at the Court, Citizens’ 
Chambers, Moore-street, Sydney, on the 25th day of July, 
1910, at 10 am., or as soon after as the course of business 
will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his proof 
must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, not later 
than the 22nd day of July, 1910 :— 


Re William Churchward (No. 18,510), of North Hill, Forbes, 
formerly of Sheriff-street, Forbes, shopkeeper. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—CHARLES FarRFAX WATERLOO LioyD. 
134 6s. 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matter will be held at the Court, Citizens’ 
Chambers, Moore-street, Sydney, on the 4th day of August, 
1910, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the course of business will 
permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his proof must be 
lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy not later than the 
‘2nd day of August, 1910 :— 


Re Patrick Joseph Craddock (No. 18,498), of Sydney. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER. 
135 6s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,520) 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 


Re George Barkley Hall, of Peak Hill, formerly of Coonamble, 
labourer. 
NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors in 
‘the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Forbes, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 25th day 
of July, 1910, at 11 a.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Moore-street, Sydney, not later than the 20th day of July, 


1910. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee— CHARLES FarRFAxX WATERLOO Lioyp. 
136 - 68. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,524) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re John Baines, of Cundle Plains, Manning River, dairy 
manager. 
NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Wing- 
ham, before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 8rd 
day of August, 1910, at 11 a.m., or as soon after as the course 
of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Moore-street, Sydney, not later than the 27th day of July, 1910. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


‘Official Assignee— CHARLES FarrFAX WATERLOO LuoyD. 
137 6s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Alfred Ernest Warne, of 234 Oxide-street, Broken Iill, 
ore dresser, 
NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Broken 
Hill, before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the ard 


(18,530) 


day of August, 1910, at 11 a.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Moore-street, Sydney, not later than the 27th day of July, 1910. 

: ¥. H. SALUSBURY, 

Registrar in Bankruptcy. 

Official Assignee— WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER. 
138 6s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Ernest William Wanless, of Lake-road, Wallsend, miner. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Wallsend, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 25th day 
of July, 1910, at 11 a.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his 
proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Moore-street, Sydney, not later than the 20th day of July, 


1910. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, . 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER. 
139 6s. 


(18,537) 


(18,536) 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Henry William Green, of Second-street, Weston, machine 
man. 
NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, West 
Maitland, before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 
28th day of July, 1910, at 11 a.m., oras soon after as the course 
of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Moore-street, Sydney, not later than the 22nd day of July, 


1919. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Aesignee—CHARLES FAIRFAX WATERLOO LioyD. 
140 6s, 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,538) 


IN BANKRUPTOY. 
Re William Joseph Fearish, of Weston, miner. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Kurri 
Kurri, before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 27th 
day of July, 1910, at 11 a.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. ‘To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his 
proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Moore-street, Sydney, not later than the 22nd day of July, 
1910. : 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 

Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—WiILLIamM Harrin@Ton PALMER, 
141 6s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matters will be held at the Court, Citizens’ 
Chambers, Moore-street, Sydney, on the 28th day of July, 
1910, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the course of business 
will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his proof 
must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, not later 
than the 25th day of July, 1910 :— 


Re Simon Patrick McGreal (No. 18,529), of 12 Robert-street, 
Rozelle, journeyman butcher. 

Re Charles James Waldock (No. 18,516), of Epping. 

F. H. SALUSBURY, 

Registrar in Bankruptcy, 

Official Assignee—WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER. 
142 12s. 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (12,405) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


In re James Cummins, of Marengo Flats, near Young, 
bankrupt. 


NOTICE is hereby given that, by an O: der made this day, the 


Sequestration Order made against the abovenamed James 
Cummins, on the 30th day of December, 1897, was annulled.— 
Dated this 22nd day of June, 1910. 


L, L. HOGAN, 
Solicitor for Bankrupt, 
By his Agents,—Cotiins & MULHOLLAND, Young. 
81 Elizabeth-street, Sydney. | 
90 58. 


aa 


13. Juxy, 1910.] 


[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,376) 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 
Re Alexander Henderson, of Casino, confectioner and fruiterer* 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that I, Alexander Henderson, intend to 
apply to the Court on Thursday, the 28th day of July, 1910, at 
10 a.m., or as soon afterwards as the course of business will 
admit, that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to me, under 
and according to the provisions of the “Bankruptcy Act, 
1898.”—Dated this lst day of July, 1910. 


ALEXANDER HENDERSON. 
91 6s. 6d. 
TE Re RE OE. LS aaa yt Geen) a See ee 
[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge.] 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (2,848) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Raymond Joseph Fogarty, of King’s-road, Hornsby, joiner 
(formerly of Redfern, builder). 


To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that J, Raymond Joseph Fogarty, intend to 
apply to the Court, on Wednesday, the 3rd day of August, 1910, 
at 10 a.m., or as soon afterwards as the course of business will 
admit, that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to me, under 
and according to the provisions of the “ Bankruptcy Act, 1898.” 
—Dated this 8th day of July, 1910. 
R, J. FOGARTY. 
J. T. Raston, 
Solicitor for Applicant, 
86 Pitt-street, Sydney. 


108 68. 6d. 


(Notice of Application for a Certificata of Discharge. | 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (15,653) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re John Edward Hancock and George Edwin Vickers, 
formerly trading as Hancock avd Vickers, of Sussex- 
street, Sydney, produce merchants; and in the separate 
estate of George Edwin Vickers, at present of Enmore, 
near Sydney, aforesaid, dentist. 


To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that I, George Edwin Vickers, intend to apply 
to the Court, on Wednesday, the 3rd day of August, 1910, at 
10 a.m., or as soon afterwards as the course of business will 
admit, that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to me, under 
and according to the provisions of the “ Bankruptey Act, 
1898.”—Dated this 11th day of July, 1910. 


GEO. E. VICKERS. 


_ Freprrick Ernest Woop, Solicitor for the Applicant, 
Post Office Chambers, 114a Pitt-street, Sydney. 


123 6s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN EQUITY. 
No. 2,922-1908. 


In the matter of the ‘‘Companies Act, 1899,” and in the 
matter of W. Scott Fell and Company Limited. 


A SECOND account and first plan of distribution showing 
payment of the preferential claims in full, a dividend of 
four pence per £ to the concurrent creditors, and a balance of 
£549 12s. 9d. carried forward to the credit of a third account 
is now filed in the Office of the Master in Equity, Chancery. 
square, Sydney, for the inspection of persons interested ; 
and notice is hereby given that such account and plan of 
distribution will be submitted to the Court for confirmation 
on Friday, the 29th July, 1910, at 12°30 p.m., if not pre- 
~ viously objected to. 


WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER, 
Official Liquidator. 
47 Elizabeth-street, Sydney, 
12th July, 1910. 
145 6s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN EQUITY. 
(No. 3,719 of 1910.) 


In the matter of the ‘“‘Companies Act, 1899,” and in the 
matter of the Pneumatic Harness Limited. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a petition for the winding up 
of the abovenamed Company by the Court, or subject to the 
supervision of the Court, was, on the fifth day of July, one 
thousand nine hundred and ten, presented by the Dunlop 
Rubber Company of Australasia Limited, a Company duly 
incorporated and carrying on business at 255 Clarence-street, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 


3851 


Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, a creditor of the 
Pneumatic Harness Limited: And that the said petition is 
directed to be heard before the Primary Judge in Equity on 
the twenty-sixth day of July, one thousand nine hundred 
and ten, and any creditor or any contributory of the said 
Company desirous to oppose the making of an order for the 
winding up of the said Company under the above Act should 
appear at the time of hearing by himself or his counsel for 
that purpose, and a copy of the petition will be furnished to 
any creditor or contributory of the said Company requiring 
the same by the undersigned on payment of the regulated 
charge for the same. 
B. KEITH COHEN, 
Solicitor for Petitioner, 


7 Moore-street, Sydney. 
106 9s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Novice to OrEepitors. 


ACCOUNTS and plans of distribution in the undermentioned 
estates, showing dividends as specified hereunder, are now filed 
in the Office of the Registrar in Bankruptcy, Citizens’ Chambers, 
Moore-street, Sydney, for the inspection of persons inter- 
ested ; and notice is hereby given that such accounts and plans 
will be submitted to the Court for confirmation on Thursday, 
the 28th July, 1910, at 11 a.m., if not previously objected to :— 


John Perey D’Arcy, of Gilgai, labourer (No. 18,210), a first 
account and plan of distribution showing payment of a 
dividend of 2s. 11d. (two,shillings and eleven pence three 
farthings) in the £ on all proved concurrent debte. 

John Daniels and Samuel James Gaw, trading as Daniels & 
Co., at No. 4 Dalley-street, Sydney, as indent merchants, 
and as Daniels & Gaw at Wingham, storekeepers (No. 
18,355), a first account and plan of distribution showing 
payment in full of six proved preferential claims for rent 
and wages (£120 7s. 3d.), and a dividend of 33. 4$4. (three 
shillings and four pence and five-eighths of a penny) in 
the £ on all proved concurrent debts. 

John Daniels, of “Sylvia,” Victoria-avenue, Chatswood (sepa- 
rate estate) (No. 18,355), a first eecount and plan of dis- 
tribution thowing payment of a dividend of 11s. 1lléd 
(eleven shillings aud eleven pence three farthings) in the 
£ on two proved concurrent claims herein. 

James Morris, of Hartley Vale, near Lithgow, timber-getter 
(No. 18,414), a first account and plan of distribution 
showing payment of a dividend of zs. 6d. (two shillings 
and sixpence) in the £ on all proved concurrent debts. 


In the following estates accounts current only showing debit 
balances :— 


No. 18,355. Samuel James Gaw, of Daniels & Gaw (separate 
estate). 
No. 18,412, Nicholas Patrick Daly, of Goolagong. 
No. 18,418.. Percy Meehan, of Gunning. 
No. 18,440. James Christopher Simpson, of Beardy-street, 
Armidale, hairdresser. 
C. F, W. LLOYD, 
Denman Chambers, Official Assignee. 
182 Phillip-street, Sydney, 
12th July, 1910, 
146 14s. 


In the District Court of the South-Western District holden 
at Cowra. 


No. of Plaint, 17 of 1910. 
No. of Warrant, 5 of 1910. 


Between Thomas J. Finn, plaintiff, and Thomas Francis 
Mullampy, defendant. 


ON Friday, the nineteenth day of August, 1910, at eleven 
o'clock in the forenoon, unless the writ of fieri facias issued 
herein is previously satisfied, the Registrar will sell by public 
auction, at the Court-house, Cowra,—All the right, title, 
and interest (if any) of the abovenamed defendant of, in, and 
to,— 
All those pieces or parcels of land, being conditional purchase 
number 13, of 1909, containing 22 acres 2 roods 30 
. perches, applied for 8th April, 1909, situate in the parish 
of Canowindra, county of Bathurst, being portion 132; 
also additional conditional purchase number 14, of 1909, 
containing 22 acres 3 roods 10 perches in the same parish 
and county, being portion 131, both being in the Land 
District of Cowra, and selected by Thomas Francis 
Mullampy. The said lands are subject to a mortgage to 
the Commissioners of the Government Savings Bank of 
New South Wales, for the sum of ninety pounds. 


Terms, Cash. 
Dated this 8th day of July, 1910. 


J. MILLER, 
tegistrar of the Court. 
122 8s. 


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-NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 110. [13 Juxy, 1910, 


Empoundings. 


*,* Poundkeepers are reminded that Advertisements of 

Tmpounded Stock are charged for at the rate of ONE SHILLING 

‘FOR EACH ANIMAL DESCRIBED ; and no such Advertisement will 

be inserted in the Gazette unless accompanied by a remittance 

sufficient to cover the cost of insertion. 

ASHFIELD.— Impounded at Ashfield, on the 6th day of July, 
1910, from Hurlstone-avenue, by Chas. Cole, Impounding 


Officer ; sum due at date of notice, £1 4s. 6d. :— 
Dark-bay or brown horse, blotched brand near shoulder, white 


spots on shoulder, hind feet white, broken knees, aged, | 


about 154 hands. 
If not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act, 


160—1s. H. HOWIHE, Poundkeeper. 


BURRANGONG.—Impounded at Burrangong. on the Ist day 
of July, 1910, from Young, by Inspector of Nuisances, 
Young :— 

Blue and white poly bull calf, no brands visible, about 6 
months. 


Light-red bull calf, like @ (on side) near rump, about 6 or 7 


months. 
Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
28th July, 1910. 
"98— 2s. G. MANNS, Poundkeeper. 
CANOWINDRA.—Impounded at Canowindra, on the 8th day 
of July, 1910, from Police paddock, by Officer in charge ; 
sum due at date of notice, 10s. :— 
Five ewes, two notches out front off ear, T tar brand on back, 
. full mouth. 
If not released, will be sold at tis Pound at noon on the 
first Thursday fourteen days after this publication. 
109—1s. J. COGHLAN, Poundkeeper. 


INVERELL.—Impounded at Inverell, on the 28th day of 
June, 1910, from lucerne crop, by Mr. W. Swan; sum due 
at date of notice, £1 Cs. 6d.:— 

Red bally heifer, 4 over Q@ near rump. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

21st July, 1910. 

93—I1s. © 


H. TURNHAM, Poundkeeper. 


MULWALA.—Impounded at Mulwala, on the 27th day of 
June, 1910, from Tarramia Station, by H. T. Whitty, Ksq. ; 
sum due at date of notice, 10s. 3d :— : 

Red bullock, blotched brand near :ump, square out back near 
ear, about 4 years. 

Also, on the 27th day of June, 1910, from Mulwala Station, 

_ by J. Sloane, Esq. ; sum due at date of notice, 3s. 3d: :— 

Shropshire ram, two notches out back near ear, tag in ear, 
marked like fe fr 25, full mouth. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

4th August, 1910. 

89—2s. J. BOWDEN, Poundkeeper. 


MURRUMBURRAH.—Impounded at Murrumburrah, on the 
7th day of July, 1910, from Bathurst-street, by Inepector 
of Nuisances; sum due at date of notice, 7s. 6d. :— 

Black cow, like [> P near rump, top off off car, splash of white 
on face, 3} years. 

If not released, will be cold at this Pound at noon on the 

28th July, 1910. 

125~—1s. 


M. ODWYER, Poundkeeper. 


MUSWELLBROOK.—I npounded at Muswellbrook, on the 
8th day of July, 1910, from Lucerne Paddock, by Thomas 
Doyle; sum due at date of notice, 93 :— 


Red and white cow, ee over YJ near rump, piece out bottom 
off ear, 5 years. 


If not released, will he sold at this Pound at noon on the 
28th July, 1910. 
143— 1s. D. PARKINSON, Poundkeeper. 


NARRABRI.—Impounded at Narrabri, on the 6th day of 
July, 1910, from Thoinbro grass paddock, by F. Gocdyer, 
Thornbro, Narrabri; sum due at date of notice, 15s. :— 

Red and white bullock, spotted about head and neck, red spot 


off ribs and s;ump, like SM near rump or hip, ears 
marked. 


2 
Tf not released, -will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
28th Juls, 1910. | 
110 —1s. H. PANTON, Poundkeeper. 
PALLAMALLAWA.— Impounded at Pallamallawa, on the 
16th day of June, 1910, from stock routes, by Stock 
Inspector :-— 
Red bullock (incorrectly described in previous notice 
near romp, #O 2 off loin. e ne 
Bay colt, small star, long tail, § near shoulder. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
first Thursday fourteen days after this publication. 


J11—2s. E. CAVANAGH, foundkeeper. 


| Price Gd. 


PARKES.—Impounded at Parkes, on the 7th day of July, 
1910, from Mibbler’s Hill, near Parkes, by J. Swan; sum 
due at date of notice, 10s. 9d. each :— 

Red steer, like MO over Y near rump, half moon out bac 
near ear, about 2 years. 

Roan cow, RBR near rump, about 4 years. 

Roan calf, unbranded, top off ear, about 1 year. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

28th July, 1910. 

162—3s. W. MOULDEN, Poundkeeper. 


SS ee ee i ee Eee 
-PARKES.—Impounded at Parkes, on the 8th day of July, 


1910, from Covbang, by O. W. Ewan ; eum due at date of 
notice, £5.10s 3d, each :— ; 
Red bull, end off ear, no brands visible, about 3 years. 
Roan bull, like -3) over ~_Y off rump, about 3 years. 

If not-released, will be sold at-this Pound at ncon onthe 
28th July, 1910. . 
161—2s. W. MOULDEN, Poundkeeper. _ 
QUiRINUI.—Impounded at Quirindi, on the 30th day of 

June, 1910, by Mrs. McRae; sum due at date of notice, 
13s. 6d. :— 
Blue and white bull calf, unbranded. . 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
14th July, 1910. : 
99—lIs. J. PORTSMOUTH, Poundkeeper. - 


TCCUMWAL.—Impounded at Tocumwal, on the Ist day of 
July, 1910, from grass paddock, by order of A. Hulett, 
Esq.; damages and driving 1s. 8d. :— © . 

Two English Leicester :ams, slit typ ears, piece out back off 
ear, 8-tooth. _ 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at. noon on the 
21st July, 1910. : 

112— Is. F. BEASLEY, Poundkeeper. 


TUMUT.—Impounded at Tumut, on the 29th day of June, 
1910, from Mill Dairy, Tumut, by Dr. H. W. Mason :— 
Red bally steer, like @ A near rump or thigh, top off near ear. 


If riot released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
21st July, 1910. 
144—1s. M. McNAMARA,. Poundkeeper. 


WEST MAITLAND.—Impounded at West Maitland, on the 
4th day of July, 1910, from Denton Park, by W. C. 
Markwell, Esq.; notice sent to supposed owner; damages 
and driving, 1s. 9d. :— : 

Chestnut pony mare, B over blotch off shoulder, saddle and 
collar marked, long tail, star, aged. ae santa 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

28th July, 1910. 

124—1s. T. LEDSAM, Poundkeeper. 

Ww YNDH4AM.—Impounded at Wyndbam, on the 20th day of 
June, 1910, from Scott’s Hut Commun, by the Trustees —< 

Ches'nut gelding, unshod, white specks on back, three white 
feet, slight white streak on forehead, no brands visible, 
ecar on near cheek, 4 years. is ixa 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound.at noon on the 

21st July, 1910. t 

100—I1s. 


> 


A. TWYFORD, Poundkeeper, 


CORTE SS: 


Proclamations 3753 
Local Government Act—Proclamations, &c. 8755 
Appcintments, &e. ... 3755 
Government Notices Zi herO 
Applications invited for position .. oa LOL 
Navigation Act — Certificates issued . 8761 
Rules of Court . -weHo2 
Court Notices 3762 
Inspectors of Slaughter-houses appointed 3763 
Notice to Lay Service Pipes 3763 
Government Ra:lways— By-law No. 875 3764 
Notices under Real Property Aci... : 5764 
Industrial Disputes Act—Crder under ... 3765 
Tenders 3765 
Officiating Ministers ee a 3770 
Application for a Water Rights, &c., License 3771 
Application for a Water and Drainage, &c, License ... 8771 
Gladstone Swamp Drainage Trust 306 NOt T 1 
Vital Statistics ee oe ae R deems nh Fe 
District Courts : 3777 
Quart: rly Licexsing Courts 3778 
Return of Merchants’ Explosives 3778 
Oyster Culture Leases 38779 
Mines Department Notices 3780: 
Lands Department Notices a « 98785 

Forestry Notices .. “ iid Elis = .. 8843 
Private Advertisements .. sé 3844 
Impoundings é 3852 
I Eo ST ES a I EE a 


SYDNEY: 


Printed and Published by Witiram AppLEecaTs Guuuck, 
Government Printer and Publisher of the State of New 
South Wales, at Phillip-street, 13th July, 1910. ' 


SUPPLEMENT 


TO THE 


obernment Gasette 


OF THE STATE OF 


NEW SOUTH WALES. 


PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. 


{REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST OFFICE, SYDNEY, FOR TRANSMISSION BY POST AS A NEWSPAPER. ] 


No. 111.] 


WEDNESDAY, 13 JULY. 


) 1910. 


SPECIAL GAZETTE UNDER THE “PUBLIC SERVICE 
ACT, 1902.” 


APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 

Mr. Freperick Duncan Fisuer, Relieving Crown 
Land Agent, to act as Clerk of Petty Sessions at 
Gunning, during the absence of Mr. V. A. R. 
Champion,—from the 19th July, 1910; also to act 
as District Registrar in Bankruptcy at Gunning 
and as Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages 
for the District of Yass at Gunning,—from the 
same date. 

. JAMES Montcomery Bontuorne, Relieving Clerk 
of Petty Sessions, to act as Clerk of Petty Sessions 
at Scone, during the absence of Mr. L. A. 
McDougall, on leave,—from the 8th July, -1910; 
also to act as District Registrar in Bankruptcy 
at Scone (to act only at such times as the Police 
Se et is unable to perform the duty), and 
as Registrar-of Births, Deaths, and Marriages 
for the District of Robertson at Scone,—from the 
same date. 

. George ALFRED Gunnine, Postmaster, Katoomba, 
to be Assistant District Registrar of Births, 
Deaths, and Marriages for the District of Hartley 
at Katoomba, vice Collett, transferred,—from the 
16th June, 1910. 

Joun Grorce GarFieLp Lex, Assistant Shire 
Clerk, Wallerawang, to be Assistant District 
Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages for 
the District of Hartley at Wallerawang, vice 
Bagnell, relieved,—from the Ist July, 1910. (In 
lieu of notification in the Gazette of the 29th 
June, 1910.) ; 

First Class Constable Ricuarp Purcetu to be Assist- 

ant District Registrar of Births, Deaths, and 
Marriages for the District of The Macquarie at 
Portland,—from the 15th June, 1910. 


JOHN GARLAND. 


E 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. PrenritH Hornseywoop Cireve to be Second 
Class Sheriff’s Officer at Coonamble, on proba- 
tion for six months, vice Parr, resigned; and 
Court Keeper at that place, vice Nebe, resigned, 
—to. take effect from the lst July, 1910. 


JOHN GARLAND. 


COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 


the Public Service Board, has approved of 


Mr. Wit11Am Moore being appointed, on probation 
for six months, as Night Watchman, Department 
of Taxation. 


Mr. T. P. Epmunps, Registrar, Wollongbar Experi- 
ment Farm, Department of Agriculture, being 
appointed Clerk, on trial, Stores Supply Depart- 
ment, vice Mr. M. T. Hartigan, transferred. 

[E.M. 249] 


Government Printing Office. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation 
of the Public Service Board, has approved of the 
following appointments in the Government Printing 
Office, as from Ist July, 1910, namely,— 


Mr. Wri11am Fraruer, Overseer, Parliamentary Staff, 
as Acting Superintendent, during the absence of 
Mr. W. McKern on extended leave of absence. 


Henry Joun Roserts, Foreman, Bookbinding 
Branch, as Acting Chief Overseer, during the ab- 
sence of Mr. A. J. Gaston on extended leave cf 
absence. 


[E.M. 243] ae 


Mr. 


T, WADDELL. 


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DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. Witi1am CHaries Baker, Draftsman, Parish Map 
Compiling Branch, Head Office, to the position 
of Draftsman in the Local Land Board Office, 
Orange,—to take effect from the 29th June, 
1910 (MI. 1910-6,204). 
DanreL STERN Mutizy, Cadet. Draftsman, Chart- 
ing Branch, Head Office, to the position of Cadet 
Draftsman in the Parish Map Compiling Branch, 
Head Office,—to take effect from the llth July, 
1910 (MI. 1910-6,205). 

S. W. MOORE. 


Mr. 


DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. Marwoop Haroxtp Cieeve, Clerk of Petty Ses- 
_sions, as Warden’s Clerk, Mining Registrar, and 
Officer authorised to issue Miners’ Rights and 
Business Licenses at Grafton, vice Mr. H 
Fletcher, transferred,—such appointment to take 
S00) from the Ist June, 1910 (Misc. 1910-4,939- 

Senior-constable Patrick JosEPH BYRNE as Bailiff of 
the Warden’s Court at Dandaloo,—such appoint- 
ment to take effect from the Ist May, 1910 
(Mise. 1910-4,941-200). 

W. H. WOOD. 


CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENTS. 
COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 

HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 

the Public Service Board, has approved of the confir- 

mation of the appointment. of 


Mr. Cuaries Creciz Bianp as Junior Clerk, The 
Treasury,—as from the 24th May, 1910. 
[E.M. 257] 


T. WADDELL. 


DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to ap- 
prove of the confirmation of the appointment of 


Mr. Marcus STANLEY QUINLIN as a Junior Clerk in 
the Local Land Board Office, Armidale,—the 
appointment to take effect from the lst July, 
1909 (MI. 1910-6,202). 


S. W. MOORE. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to confirm 
the appointment of 


Mr. Rosert George Cecin BerBeck SNOWDEN as Farm 
Assistant, Mittagong, under the State Children 
Relief Branch. 

J. A. HOGUE. 


° 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 111. 


[13 Juny, 1910. 


PROMOTIONS. 
_COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


Government Printing Office. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the pro- 
motion, as from lst July, 1910, of 


Mr. Axttan Roperrson, Foreman, Revenue and_ Rail- 
way Ticket. Printing Branches, Government Print- 
ing Office. 

[E.M. 243] 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has.approved of the pro- 
motion of the following Officers of the Treasury, 
namely ,— 


Messrs. G. Scuaver, G. Easton, 8. F. Davies, A. E. 
Devine, R. S. B. Atwitt, R. L. Quirg, W. J. 
Cowiz, J. J. Taytor, J. F. Comyn, and H. I. 
PrxE,—to take effect from the lst April, 1910, in 
consequence of the retirement of Mr, W. A. 
Lesley. 

W. Burier,—to take effect from 7th April, 1910, 
vice Mr. S. W. Ebsworth, transferred. 


[E.M. 246] 


Mr. 


T. WADDELL. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to give 
effect to the promotion of the undermentioned Officers 
of the N.S.S. ‘‘Sobraon,’’? consequent on the retire- 
ment of Mr. A. P. Robilliard, Lieutenant,—such pro- 
motions to take effect from Ist July, 1910:— 


Epgar Parsery, Second Officer, to be Lieutenant. 


Wituram Samurnt THurston, Boatswain and _ Drill 
Master, to be Second Officer. 


Epwarp Drermopy, Third Officer, to be Boatswain and 
Drill Master. 

Hersert CHartes Woop, Storekeeper and Inspecting 
Officer, to be Inspector and Relieving Officer. 


J. A. HOGUE. 


RESIGNATION. 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has accepted the resignation of 


Miss Jessie Louise Cope as Teacher, Cottage Home 
for Feeble-minded Children, under the State 
Children Relief Branch,—as from 3lst May, 1910. 


J. A. HOGUE. 


SYDNEY: 
Printed and Published by WiLLIAM APPLEGATE GULLICK, Government Printer and Publisher of the State of 


[Price, 6d.} 


New South Wales, at Phillip-street, 13th July, 1910. 


[3855] 


OF THE STATE OF 


NEW SOUTH WALKS. 


PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. 


[REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST OFFICE, SYDNEY, FOR TRANSMISSION BY POST AS A NEWSPAPER. ] 


No. 112.] 


WEDNESDAY, 20 JULY. 


[1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF APPROPRIATION AND RESUMP- 
TION OF LAND FOR RAILWAY PURPOSES 
UNDER THE “PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1900.” 


PROCLAMATION 


New Soutu WatEs,) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 


to wit. Sable FREDERIC JouN Napier, BARON 
CHELMsForD, Knight Commander of 

{1.8.} the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor, Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 


HEREAS the Deputy Chief Commissioner for Railways 

and Tramways of New South Wales is desirous of acquir- 

ing the land referred to in the Schedule hereto for the purpose 
of maintaining the traffic on the Great Northern Railway at 
Kankool, which work appears to the Deputy Chief Commis- 
sioner necessary, and is such work as the Deputy Chief Com- 
missioner is authorised to carry out pursuant to the “ Govern- 
ment Railways Act, 1901,” as amended by the “ Railway 
Commissioners Appointment Act, 1905,” and it is estimated 
that the cost of completing such work will not exceed the 
sum of £20,000: And whereas the said Jand is, in my 
opinion, required for carrying out the said work: Now, 
therefore, I, the Governor aforesaid, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, in pursuance of the “ Public Works 
Act, 1900,” do hereby direct that the said work shall be 
carried out under'the ‘‘ Public Works Act, 1900,” by the said 
Deputy Chief Commissioner, who, in reepect of the said work, 
I hereby declare shall be deemed to be the Constructing 
Authority : And in further pursuance of the provisions of the 
said Act, I do hereby direct that the said land may be acquired 


and taken for the purposes aforesaid under the provisions. 


contained in Division 1 of Part V of the said Act, and I do 
declare by this notification to be published in the Government 
Gazette, and in one or more newspapers published or circulated 
in the Police District wherein the said land is situated, that 
the Crown and private lands comprised within the descriptions 
set forth in the Schedule hereto have been respectively 
appropriated and resumed for the public purpose hereinbefore 
expressed, that is to say, maintenance of t:aflic on the Great 
Northern Railway at Kankool, to the intent that upon the 


publication of this notification in the Gazette the said land 
described in the Schedule hereto shall forthwith be vested in 
the said Constructing Authority on behalf of His Majesty, for 
the purposes of the said “ Public Works Act, 1900,” for an 
estate in fee-simple in possession, freed and discharged from 
all trusts, obligations, estates, inter: sts, contracts, charges, rates, 
rights of way, or other easemests whatsocver, and to the 
intent that the legal estate theiein, together with all powers 
incident thereto, cr conferred by that Act, shall be vested in 
such Constructing Authority as a Trustee: And I declare that 
the following is the Schedule of land hereinbefcre refe: red to :— 


ScHEDULE. 


All that piece of lund situate in the parish of Temi county 
of Buckland and State of New South Wales being part of 
portion 9 of 88 acres 3 roods 36 perches Commencing at the 
intersection of the northern boundary of that portion with the 
eouth-western boundary of the Great Northern Railway thence 
bounded on the north by part of that northern boundary besring 
west 501 links thence on the west by part of the eastern boun- 
dary of a reserved road 50 links wide bearing south 59 links 
thence on the south by aline bearing east 25345 links thence on 
the south-west by a line bearing S$ 15°58’ H 546,58, links thence 
on the south east by a line bearing N 70° 2’ H 243 links and 
thence on the north-east by part of the above-mentioned railway 
boundary bearing N 1.° 33’ W 250 links and N 16° 56’ W 
2598, links. to the point of commencement and containing 
about | acre 2 roods 0% perches and said to be the property 
of James Costello 


In witncss whereof I have hereunto set my Hand, and 
caused the Public Seal of the State t» be hereto affixed 
at Sydney, this twelfth day of July, in the year of our 
Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, and in the 
first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, | 
T. WADDELL. 
[334] GOD SAVE THE KING} 


ees} 


The above Proclamatioxi is in substitution of that published 
in Gazette No, 84 of 25th May, 1910, page 2721, 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 


[20 Jury, 1910. 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sovrn Watgs, ) By His Excelleney The Right Honour 
to wit, able-FREDERIC Joun Napier, Baroy 
CHELMsrorD, Knight Commander of 


(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint it 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


__. Alustraliag.. .g2=t”, 
WwW REAS by section 101 of the “Sydney Harbour Trust , 
Act, 1900,” power is given for the Governor, upon the 
request of the Sydney Harbour Trust Commissioners, and of 
the Municipal Council concerned, to declare by notice in the 
Gazette any\ land vested in the Commissioners to be uw public 
highway under -the managemevt and control of the Council: 
Nowy fherefore, I, as such Governor as aforesaid, with the 
advice*of the Executive Council of the said State, do hereby 
declare the roadway ‘Cescribed in the Schedule hereunder 
to be a public highway, under the management and control of 
the Municipal Council of Drummoyne, such highway to be 
treated in all respects as if it were within the Municipality cf 
Drummoyne, and dedicated to the public. 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the said State, at 
Sydney,.this eleventh day of July, in the year of our 
Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, and in the 
first year’of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
T. WADDELL. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


ScHEDULE OF ROADWAY REFERRED TO. 


All that piece or parcel of reclaimed land, containing an 
area of 17 perches, situate beyond the site of the former high- 
water mark of the Par:amatta River, at the eastern end of 
Cary-street, Birkenhead, Municipality «f Drummoyne, pari-h 
of C ncord, county of Cumberland: Commencing at a point 
where the north-wes'ern building line of Cary-street meets the 
site of the former high-water mark, which said point is also 
the southernmost corner cf an alienated reclamation area of 
1 rood 86 perches owned by Herry Perdriau, ard shown uron 
plen catalogued Ms. 1,458 Sy.,in the Department of Lands; 
and bounded thence by part of the south-eastern b undary of 
‘that area bearing 42 degrees 40 minutes 203 feet 1 inch to 
high-water mark on the outer face of a stone sea-wall; thence 
by lines following that } igh-water mark on thst wall bearing 
161 degrces 380 minutes 9 fret 74 inches; thence 157 degrees 
43 minutes 10 fect 11 inches; thence 44 degrees 22 minutes 
1 foot 8 inches; and thence 144 degrees ¢5 minutes 8 fect 
9 inches to an angle in the said wall; an! thence: by a lice 
partly following that high-water mark on that wall bearing 
+22 degries 5 minutes 137 feet to the sie of the former high- 
water mark ; and thence by that site bearing generally westerly, 
to the point of commencement. ‘The said described area of 17 
perches was vested in the Sydney Harbour Trust Commissioners 
by Proclamation in the Government Gazette of 18th Jure, 
1901,--as shown upon plan ca‘alogued Concord {9, in the 


Sydney Harbour Trust Office. [!0) 
PROCLAMATION 

New Sourn Neiade Re His Excellency The Right Honour- 

to wii. able FrepERIC JoHN NAPIER, BARON 

CueELMsForD, Knight Commander of 

(L.S.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 

Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CnEeLMSFoRD, the State of New South Wales and its 

Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 


1 a pursuance of the power and authority vested in 

that behalf in the Governor of New South Wales, 
with the advice of the Executive Council, 1, Freprric 
Joun Narier, Baron CuEtmMsrorp, as such Governor 
aforesaid, do, with the advice of the Executive Coun- 
cil, hereby appoint that the ‘Dairies ‘Supervision 
Act, 1901,” shall come into operation in the parish 
of Calimo, within the county of Townsend, on and 
from the twenty-second day of August, one thousand 
nine hundred and ten. 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this 
nineteenth day of July, in the year of our 
Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, 
and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, | 
W. H, WOOD, 


[314] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sourn SYA By His Excellency The Right Honour- 


to wit, able FrepErRIc JoHN Napier, BARon 


CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 


{L.8. } the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 

be tae" Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
CHELMsFoRD, _ the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor, Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


‘ Australia, 


if pursuance of the power and authority vested in 

that behalf by the ‘‘ Banks and Bank Holidays 
Act, 1898,’? in the Governor of New South Wales, 
with the advice of the Executive Council, I, FrepERIc 
Joun Napier, Baron CnrenmMsrorp, the Governor 
aforesaid, do, with the advice of the Executive Coun- 
cil, hereby appoint the following days and dates to be 
observed as Public Holidays in the localities mentioned 
hereunder, namely :— 


Jerilderie, Moree, and Peak Hill. Districts—Thurs- 
day, 28th July, 1910. 
Dundas Municipality, Baulkham Hills, Blacktown, 
and Hornsby Shires—Saturday, 30th July, 1910. 
Condobolin District—Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910. 
Condobolin District--Friday, 5th August, 1910. 
Lockhart Shire—Wednesday, 24th August, 1910. 
Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this 
nineteenth day of July, in the year of our 
Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, 
and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
W. H. WOOD. 
GOD SAV THE KING! 


[340] 


PROCLAMATION 


New Soutu Watxzs,) By His Uxcellency The Right Honour- 

le Frepertc JoHN Napier, BARON 
Curitmsrorp, Knight Commander of 
the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
the State of New South Wales and its 
Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


to wit. 
(L.8.) 


CHELMSFORD, 
Governor. 
_ Australia. 
W ITERWAS by virtue of an Act of the Parliament of New 
South Wales passed in the first-year of the Reign 
of His Majesty King Edward the Seventh, and numbered Five, 
intituled- the “Police Offences Act, 1901,” i¢ was’ amongst 
other things enacted that the Governor of the said State might, 
by. Proclamation in the Gazette, extend the ProveUors of that 
Act to any town in the said State specified in suth Proclama- 
tion: Now, the:efore, TI, Frepertc Joun Napier, Baron 
CiugL~Msrorp, the Goveraor aforesaid, in pursuance of the 
power and authority so.vested in me by the said recited Act, 
do, by this my Proclamation, hereby direct that the provisions 
of the said Act be extended to the town of Werris Creek; and 
that the following shall be deemed to be the boundaries of the 
said town for the purposes of the said recited Act, that is to 
gay :— 

eet of Buckland, parishes of Werrie and Grenfell, con- 
tainirg an area of about 380 acres: Commencing at the north- 
west corntr of portion 1 of €29 ecres, parish of Werrie; and 
bounded thence by part of the west boundary of that portion 
south to tie north eastern side of the road from Currabubula 
to Quirindi through that portion ; thence by that side of that 
rvad south-easterly to the south boundary of the portion ; 
thence by part of that south boundary west to a point north of 
the noith-ca t corner of portion 103, parish of Grenfell ; thence 
by a line south to that corner; thence by the northern boun- 
dary of that portion and its prolongation westerly to the 
weste:n boundary of the appropriation for railway ; thence by 
the last-named boundary northerly to its intersection with the 
southern boundary of portion 50; thence by the southera and 
western boundaries of that portion and the western boundary 
of portion 10 westerly and northerly to the southern bank of 
Werrie’s Creek ; and thence by that creek upwards, to point of 

commencement. 

Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this fifteenth 
day of July, in tive year of our Lord one thousand 
nine hundred and ten, and in the first year of His 
Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
W. H. WOOD. 


[139] | GOD SAVE THE KING} 


20 Juxy, 1910.] 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sourn Wass, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit. able FrrpErIC Joun Napier, Baron 
CuELMsrorD, Knight Commander of 


(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia, 


ay ee rae under the provisions of the Licensing 
Acts, 1882-3, certain Districts were by Pro- 
clamation defined to be Licensing Districts for the 
purposes of the said Acts: And whereas by the 
“Liquor Act, 1898,’’ it is provided that the Governor, 
with the advice of the Kxecutive Council, may from 
time to time, by Proclamation in the Gazette, alter 
the boundaries of any Licensing District proclaimed 
under that Act or under the Licensing Acts aforesaid, 
or may subdivide the same into one or more Districts: 
And whereas it is expedient to subdivide the New- 
castle, Maitland, Raymond Terrace, and Dungog 
Licensing Districts into one other District, and pro- 
claim and define the same as hereunder described to 
be a Licensing District for the purpose of the said 
Act: Now, therefore, I, Freprric Joun Napier, 
Baron Cuietmsrorp, the Governor aforesaid, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, do, by this my Pro- 
clamation, hereby subdivide the said Licensing Dis- 
tricts into one other District, and proclaim-and de- 
fine the new District, hereunder described as Port 
Stephens Licensing District, to be a Licensing District 
for the purposes of the said Act: And I do hereby 
notify and appoint, in and for the said Port Stephens 
Licensing District, a Licensing Court, to be composed 
of the Appointed Members and Official Member 
thereof; and I appoint the following persons to be 
the Appointed Members and Official Member, respec- 
tively, of the said Court, that is to say :— 

Port Stephens Licensing District to be the District 
hereunder described; and Richard Ryther Popplewell 
Steer Bowker, and John Broughton Dark, J.P., 
Esquires, to be the Appointed Members of the Licen- 
sing Court for the said Licensing District of Port 
Stephens, and Walterus Le Brun Brown, Esquire, 
Police Magistrate, of Dungog, to be the Licensing 
zepaatrats and Official Member of the said Licensing 

ourt. 


Port SreepHens Licenstne District. 


County of Gloucester: Commencing on the high- 
water mark of the South Pacific Ocean, at a point 
east of the south-east corner of portion 142 of 40 
‘acres, parish of Tomaree, county of Gloucester; and 
bounded thence by a line and the south boundaries of 
that portion and portions 119 and 118 west to the 
southernmost south-west corner of the latter portion; 
by a line westerly to the south-east corner of portion 
121; by the south boundary of that portion west; by 
the east and south boundaries of portion 172 south 
and west; by a line partly forming the south boun- 
daries of portions 28, 27, and 25 west to the east 
boundary of reserve 15,749, notified 11th June, 1892; 
by eastern boundaries of that reserve and portions 34 
and 35 and a line south-westerly; part of the north, 
the east, and the south boundary of portion 37 east, 
south, and west, and the south boundary of portion 38 
west to its south-west corner; thence a line south- 
westerly to the south-east corner of portion 20; by the 
south boundary of that portion and a line west cros- 
sing Tiligerry Creek to the north-east corner of por- 
tion 4, parish of Sutton; by the north-eastern boun- 
daries of that portion south-easterly, the south-eastern 
boundaries of portions 4 to 6, 68, and 24 south-wes- 
terly, part of the west boundary of the last-mentioned 
portion north to a point east of the south-east corner 
of portion 49; by a line and the south boundaries of 
that portion and portion 126 west to the south-eastern 
side of the road from Tenilba to Raymond Terrace; 
by that side of that road south-westerly to the east 
boundary of portion 57; by part of that boundary 
north to Salt Water Creek; by that creek and Pipe- 
‘clay Creek upwards to a point south of the south-west 
corner of portion 41; by a line and the west boundary 


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of that portion and portion 40 north to the north-west ~ 


- corner of the latter portion; thence a line northerly 
to the south-east corner of portion 123; and by the 
east boundary of that portion and a line north to the 
southern side of the road from Sawyer’s Point to 
_Clarencetown ; by that side of that road westerly to the 
boundary between the parishes of Tarean and Wilmot; 
by that boundary generally north-easterly to Lime- 
_ burner’s Creek; by that creck upwards to the range 
. dividing the waters of the Williams and Little Rivers 


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from those of the Karuah River; thence by that range 
northerly to the range dividing the waters of the 
Gloucester, Avon, and Macarthur Rivers from those 
of the Karuah and Myall Rivers; thence by that 
range easterly to the head of Wollomba River; thence 
by the left bank of that river downwards to a point 
north of the north-west corner of portion 66, parish 
of Gooloongolok; by a line and the west boundary of 
that portion and the east boundaries of portions 86 
and 84 south; by part of the north boundary of portion 
103 east; by the east boundaries of portions 1038, 98, 
95, and 93 southerly to the north-west corner of por- 
tion 13; by the north and east boundaries of that 
portion east and south to Wang Wauk or Maclean 
River; by the left bank of that river downwards to a 
point north of the north-west corner of portion 31, 
parish of Curreeki; by a line partly forming the west 
boundaries of that portion and portions 32 and 68 
south to Curreeki Creek; by that creek downwards to 
the Gooloongolok River; by the left bank of that river 
upwards to a point west of the south-west corner of 
portion 11, parish of Bachelor; by a line and the south 


- boundary of that portion east to its south-east corner ; 


thence by a westerly, a northerly, and part of the 
eastern boundary of portion 28 north, east, and south 
to the intersection of the last-named boundary with 
the reserved road through the portion; thence by a 
track easterly to the southern corner of portion 63; 
thence by the south-east boundary of that portion and 
the south-west boundary of portion 64 north-easterly 
and south-easterly to the southern corner of the last- 
named portion; thence by part of the east boundary 
of that portion north to a north-west corner of portion 
67; by boundaries of that portion east, north, and 
again east to its north-east corner; thence a line east 
to the right bank of Wallingat River; by that bank 
of that river downwards and the south-western margin 
of Wallis Lake generally south-easterly to a point 
west of the north-west corner of portion 18, parish of 
Forster ; thence a line crossing Wallis Lake and parts 
of which form the north boundaries of portions 18, 
45, 46, 89, and 90 east to the high-water mark of the 
South Pacific Ocean; and by that high-water mark 
southerly, to the point of commencement,—including 
all islands adjacent to the coast, east of the above- 
described boundaries. 


Neweastin Licensing Disrrriet. 
(Amended Boundaries.) 


Counties of Northumberland and Gloucester : Com- 
mencing on the high-water mark of the South Pacific 
Gcean, at the entrance channel to Tuggerah Lake ; and 
bounded thence by that channel and the eastern and 
northern shores of that lake generally northerly and 
westerly to the south-west corner of R. Henderson’s 
640 acres, parish of Wallarah, county of Northumber- 
land; by part of the west boundary of that portion 
north to the road along the range from Norah to 
Wyee, via Mount Budgewoi; by that road north- 
westerly to the western boundary of the parish of 
Wallarah aforesaid, being also the western boundary 
of mining permit 122 of 640 acres: by part of that 
boundary northerly to Digary or Mannering Creek: 
by that creek downwards to the high-water mark of 
Lake Macquarie; thence by high-water marks of that 
lake generally westerly and northerly to Dora Creek ; 
by that creek upwards to its source in Warrawoilong 
Range: thence by that range and Sugarloaf Range 
generally north-easterly to the north-west corner of 
portion 63, parish of Teralba; thence by part of the 
north boundary of that portion east, the east boun- 
daries of portions 88 and 84, parish of Stockrington, 
north, the northernmost boundary of portion 83 
east, part of the west and the north boundary of por- 
tion 56 north and east, part of the west and the north 
boundary of portion 95 north and east, the western 
boundaries of portions 8, 11, and 12, parish of Hex- 
ham, generally northerly, a northern boundary of the 
last-ementioned portion, and part of the south boun- 
dary of Edward Sparke’s 2,000 acres, parish. of Aln- 
wick, and its prolongation east to the left bank of 
the Hunter River; by the high-water mark along that 
bank of that river and of its north channel and the 
western and northern shores of Fullerton Cove 
easterly, northerly, and again easterly to the south- 
east corner of W. Russell’s 1,155 acres, parish of 
Stockton, county of Gloucester; by part of the east 
boundary of that portion north to the south-west 
corner of Colonel Snodgrass’ 1,120 acres; by the 
south boundary of that portion, the north boundary 
of portion 145, parish of Stowell, east, part of its 
east boundary south, and by the north boundaries of 
portions 155, 71, and 72, and their prolongation east 
to the high-water mark of the ocean aforesaid, and 
by that high-water mark southerly to the point of 
commencement,—inclusive of all islands adjacent to 


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the coast between the entrance channel of Tuggerah 

Lake and a point east of the north-east corner of 

portion 72, parish of Stowell, county of Gloucester. 
In lieu of Proclamation of 16th September, 1908. 


Marrianp Licenstna DisTRIcr. 
(Amended Boundaries.) 


Counties of Hunter, Northumberland, and Dur- 
ham: Commencing at the junction of Blackwater 
Creek with Widdin Brook; and bounded thence by 
that brook downwards to the north-west corner of J. 
and A. Thompson’s portion 16 of 43 acres, parish of 
Mirrie, county of Hunter; by a line partly forming 
the north boundary of that portion east to the range 
dividing the waters of Baerami and James Creeks 
from those of Widdin Brook and Blackwater Creek ; 
by that range generally south-easterly to Mount 
Monundilla ; by the range forming the southern water- 
shed of Greig’s Creek and the range dividing ‘the 
waters of Doyle’s and Parson’s Creeks from those of 
the Macdonald River and Wareng Creek and a spur- 
range dividing the waters of Drew’s and Werong 
Creeks generally easterly to the Wollombi Brook, 
near portion 12, parish of Dalton, county of Northum- 
berland; thence by a spur-range and the range form- 
ing the northern watershed of Culwine and Cedar 
Creeks north-easterly, Broken Back Range northerly to 
Broken Back Mountain: thence by a line north- 
easterly to the head of Rothbury Creek; by that creek 
and Black Creek downwards to the Hunter River; by 
the right bank of that river downwards to a point 
south of the south-east corner of portion 103 of 2,000 
acres, parish of Stanhope, county of Durham; by a 
line partly forming part of the east boundary of that 
portion north; by the north boundary of portion 102 
east, part of the west, the north, and the east boun- 
daries of portion 101 north, east, and south, the north 
boundaries of portions 54 and 59, parish of Wolfing- 
ham east; by the east boundary of the latter portion, 
a line, and part of the east boundary of portion 58 
south, the north boundary of portion 69 east, the 
north-eastern boundaries of portions 61 and 60 south- 
easterly to the south-east corner of the latter portion ; 
thence by a line south-easterly to the north-west 
corner of T. Nowlan’s portion 25, parish of Middlehope ; 
by the northern boundaries of that parish, portions 
42, 2, and part of portion 58, parish of Butterwick, 
generally easterly to the south-east corner of portion 
11; by parts of the east boundary of that portion 
north and part of the south boundary of portion 39, 
parish of Seaham, east to a point north of the north- 
west corner of portion 56; by a line partly forming 
the west boundaries of portions 56, 19, 20, 23, 34, to 
the Hunter River; by the high-water mark along the 
left bank of that river downwards to the north pro- 
longation of the west boundary of portion 51 of 2,000 
acres, parish of Alnwick, county of Northumberland ; 
by that prolongation the west and south boundaries 
of that portion south and east and the south boun- 
dary of the town of Alnwick and its prolongation east 
to the high-water mark along the left bank of the 
Hunter River aforesaid; by that bank downwards to 
a point east of the south-east corner of portion 459, 
KE. Sparke’s 2,000 acres; by a line and the south 
boundary of that portion, the north and western 
boundaries of portion 12, parish of Hexham, west 
and south, the west boundaries of portions 11 and 8 
south, the north and part of the west boundaries of 
portions 95 and 56, parish of Stockrington, the north 
and west boundaries of portion 83, the east boundary 
of portion 88, the north boundary of portion 63, 
parish of Teralba, generally south and west to the 
Sugarloaf Range; by that range, via Sugarloaf Moun- 
tain, generally south-westerly to the range dividing 
the waters of Wollombi Brock, Watayan, and Coonge- 
wai Creeks from those of Dora, Wyong, and Mangrove 
Creeks south-westerly to Mount McOuoid; by the 
range dividing the waters of Wollombi Brook from 
those of the MacDonald River and Mangrove and 
Yengo Creeks’ and the range forming the southern 
watershed of the latter creek generally westerly to the 
confluence of that creek with the MacDonald River; 
by a line to the spur-range westerly of that confluence ; 
by that spur-range westerly to the Mellong Range; and 
by that range northerly to the northernmost corner 
of the parish of Ivory, county of Hunter; by part of 
the western boundary of that parish generally south- 
erly, the northern boundary of the parish of Wollemi 
westerly to Wollemi Creek; by that creek upwards to 
the northern boundary of the parish of Wirraba; and 
by. the northern boundary of that parish westerly to 
Mount Wirraba; thence by that range forming the 
northern watershed of the Capertee or Colo. River 
westerly, and the range forming the eastern water- 
shed of Coorongooba Creek north-westerly to Mount 
Boombourwa in the Great Dividing Range; by that 


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range northerly to Mount Coricudgy; by a line north- 
erly to the junction of Red Creek with Widdin Brook; 
and by that brook downwards, to the point of com- 
mencement. 

In lieu of Proclamation of 16th September, 1998. 


Raymond TerRRACcE Licensing District. 
(Amended Boundaries.) 


Counties of Durham, Gloucester, and Northumber- 
land: Commencing on the high-water mark of the 
South Pacific Ocean, at a point east of the south-east 
corner of portion 142 of 40 acres, parish of Tomaree, 
county of Gloucester; and bounded thence by a line 
and the south boundaries of that portion and por- 
tions 119 and 118 west to the southernmost south-west 
corner of the latter portion; by.a line westerly to 
the south-east corner of portion 121; by the south 
boundary of that portion west; by the east and south 
boundaries of portion 172 south and west; by a line 
partly forming the south boundaries of portions 28, 
27, and 25 west to the east boundary of reserve 15,749, 
notified 11th June, 1892; by eastern boundaries of 
that reserve and portions 34 and 35, and a line south- 
westerly, part of the north, the east, and the south 
boundary of portion 37 east, south, and west, and the 
south boundary of portion 38 west to its south-west 
corner; thence a line south-westerly to the south-east 
corner of portion 20; by the south boundary of that 
portion and a line west crossing Tilligery Creek to the 
north-east corner of portion 4, parish of Sutton; by 
the north-eastern boundaries of that portion south- 
easterly, the south-eastern boundaries of portions 4 
to 6, 68, and 24 south-westerly, part of the west boun- 
dary of the last-mentioned portion north, to a point 
east of the south-east corner of portion 49; by a line 
and the south boundaries cf that portion and portion 
126 west to the south-eastern side of the road from 
Tenilba to Raymond Terrace; by that side of that 
road south-westerly to the east boundary of portion 
57; by part of that boundary north to Salt Water 
Creek; by that creek and Pipeclay Creek upwards to 
a point south of the south-west corner of portion 41; 
by a line and the west boundary of that portion and 
portion 40 north to the north-west corner of the latter 
portion; thence a line northerly to the south-east 
corner of portion 123; and by the east boundary 
of that portion and a line north to the southern side 
of the road from Sawyer’s Point to Clarencetown; by 
that side of that road westerly to range dividing the 
waters of the Karuah and Williams Rivers; by that 
range southerly to the south boundary of the Church 
and School Estate; by that boundary and the north 
boundary of portion 51, parish of Thornton, west to 
the Williams River; by a line south-westerly crossing 
that river to the south-east corner of Hugh Torrance’s 
2,000 acres, portion 39, parish of Seaham, county of 
Durham; by part of the south boundary of that por- 
tion west to a point north of the north-west corner of 
portion 56 of 120 acres; by a line, parts of which 
form the west boundaries of that portion, portions 
19, 20, 23, William Hickey’s portion 34, parish of 
Seaham, to the Hunter River, by the left bank of 
that river downwards to the north prolongation of 
he west boundary of portion 51 of 2,000 acres, 
parish of Alnwick, county of Northumberland; by 
that prolongation, the west and south boundaries of 
that portion and the south boundary of the Town 
of Alnwick and its prolongation east to the left 
bank of the Hunter River aforesaid; by the high- 
water mark along that bank of that river and of 
its north channel and of the western and northern 
shores of Fullerton Cove southerly, easterly, northerly, 
and again easterly to the south-east corner of W. 
Russell’s 1,155 acres, parish of Stockton, county of 
Gloucester; by part of the east boundary of that 
portion north to the south-west corner of Colonel 
Snodgrass’ 1,120 acres; by the south boundary of 
that portion, the north boundary of portion 145, 


parish of Stowell, east part of its east boundary. 


south; by the north boundaries of portions 155, 71, 
and 72 and their prolongation east to the high-water 
mark of the South Pacific Ocean aforesaid; and by 
that high-water mark northerly to the point of com- 
mencement,—inclusive of all islands east of the above- 
described boundaries,—in leu of Proclamation of 
the lith August, 1905. 


Duneog Licensing District. 
(Amentled Boundaries). 


Counties of Durham and Gloucester: Commencing 
on the right bank of the Williams River, at the 
south-east corner of Hugh Torrance’s 2.000 acres, 
portion 39, parish of Seaham, county of Durham; 
and bounded thence by part of the south boundary 
ot that portion west to the range dividing the waters 
of the Paterson and Allyn Rivers from those of the 


phe 


—_— ss , 


20 Jury, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 3859 


Williams River; by that range northerly to the range 
dividing the waters of the Williams River from those 
of the Barrington and Karuah Rivers; by that range 
south-easterly to the source of Limeburners’ Creat; 
by that creek downwards to the boundary between 
the parishes of Wilmot and Tarean; by that boun- 
dary generally south-westerly to the road from Saw- 
yer’s Point to Clarencetown; by that road generally 
westerly to the last-mentioned range; by that range 
generally southerly to the south boundary of the 
Church and School Estate; by that boundary and the 
north boundary of portion 51, parish of Thornton, 
county of Gloucester, westerly to the north-west 
corner of that portion; thence a line south-westerly 
crossing the Williams River, to the point of com- 
mencement,—in lieu of Proclamation of 22nd Feb- 
ruary, 1898. 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at State Govern- 
ment House, Sydney, this thirteenth day of 
July, in the year of our Lord one thousand 
nine hundred and ten, and in the first year 
of His Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN GARLAND. 


{116] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 
UNDER THE “PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1900.” 


PROCLAMATION 
New Sourn Wates, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit, able Frepenrtc Jounx Narier, Baron 


Cuetmsrorp, Knight Commander of 
(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
the State of New South Wales and its 


Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


CHELMSFORD, 
Governor. 
Australia. 


HEREAS I, Freperic JoHn Napier, Baron 
CHELMSFoRD, the Governor aforesaid, with the 

advice of the Executive Council of the said State, 
have directed that a certain public work, that is to 
say, Erection of a Court-house at Bega, in the said 
State, the estimated cost of which does not exceed 
twenty thousand pounds, shall be carried out under 
the provisions of the ‘‘Public Works Act, 1900,’ as 
an authorised work by the Minister for Public Works 
as Constructing Authority; and that the lands de- 
scribed in the Schedule hereto, which are in my 
opinion required for carrying out the said work, shall 
be acquired by taking the same under the provisions 
contained in Division 1 of Part V of the said Act: 
Now, therefore, I, the said Governor, with the advice 
aforesaid, in pursuance of the- ‘‘Public Works Act, 
1900,”? do, by this notification, to be published in 
the Government Gazette, and in one or more news- 
papers published or circulated in the Police District 
wherein the said lands are situated, declare that the 
Crown Land comprised within the descriptions set 
forth in the Schedule hereto has been appropriated 
and the private property ‘within such descriptions has 


‘been resumed, for the public purpose aforesaid, to the 


intent that upon the publication of this notification 
in the Gazette the said lands described in the said 
Schedule hereto shall forthwith be vested in the said 
Constructing Authority as a corporation sole on behalf 
of His Majesty, for the purposes of the said Act, for 
an estate in fee-simple in possession, freed and dis- 
charged from all trusts, obligations, estates, interests, 


‘contracts, charges, rates, rights-of-way, or other ease- 
‘ments whatsoever; and to the intent that the legal 
estate therein, together with all powers incident thereto 


or conferred by the said Act, shall be vested in such 
Constructing Authority as a Trustee: And I declare 


that the following is the Schedule of lands hereinbefore 


referred to :— 
ScoHEDULE. 


All that piece or parcel of land in area 1 rood 


0% perch or therabouts, situated in the parish of 


Bega, county of Auckland, State of New South Wales, 


‘forming part of allotment 13 of section 39 of town of 


Bega: Commencing on the western building line of 
Gipps-street, at a point bearing 181 degrees 2 minutes 
and distant 198 feet 8 inches from the intersection of 
the said building line with the southern building line 


of Carp-street; and bounded thence on the east by 


part of the said building line of Gipps-street bearing 


181 degrees 2 minutes for 33 feet; thence on the south 
by other part of allotment 13 being a line hearing 270 | 


degrees 14 minutes for 333 feet 2 inches to aHotment 
19; thence on the west by part of the eastern boundary 
of that allotment being a fenced line bearing 1 degree 
11 minutes for 33 feet; and thence on the north by 
the southern boundary of allotment 14 being a line 
bearing 90 degrees 14 minutes for 333 feet 1 inch, to 
the point of commencement. 

All that piece or parcel of land in area 1 rood 193 
perches or thereabouts, situated in the parish of 
Bega, county of Auckland, State of New South Wales, 
forming part of allotment 14 of section 39 of the town 
of Bega: Commencing on the western building line of 
Gipps-street, at a point bearing 181 degrees 2 minutes 
and distant 165 feet 8 inches from the intersection of 
the said building line with the southern building line 
of Carp-street ; and bounded thence on the north by ‘a 
line bearing 270 degrees 42 minutes for 174 feet 1 
inch ; thence on the east: by a line bearing 360 degrees 
42 minutes for 382 feet; thence on the north by lines 
successively bearing 269 degrees 46 minutes for 116 
feet 7 inches and 270 degrees 58 minutes for 42 feet 
04 inch; thence on the west by part of the eastern 
boundary of allotment 19 being a fenced line bearing 
181 degrees 11 minutes for 66 feet; thence on the 
south by the northern boundary of allotment 13 being 
a line bearing 90 degrees 14 minutes for 333 feet 1 
inch to said building line of Gipps-street ; and thence 
on the east by part of that building line bearing 1 
degree 2 minutes, to the point of commencement. 

All that piece or parcel of land in area 2 roods 0} 
perch or thereabouts, situated in the parish of Bega, 
county of Auckland, State of New South Wales, form- 
ing part of allotment 138 and part allotment 12 of 
section 39 of town of Bega: Commencing on the 
western building line of Gipps-street, at a point bear- 
ing 181 degrees 2 minutes and distant 231 feet 8 
inches from the intersection of the said building line 
with the southern building line of Carp-street; and 
bounded thence on the east by part of the said build- 
ing line of Gipps-street bearing 181 degrees 2 minutes 
for 66 feet; thence on the south by a line bearing 270 
degrees 14 minutes for 333 feet 4 inches to allotment 
20; thence on the west by part of the eastern boun- 
dary of that allotment,and by part of the eastern 
boundary of allotment 19 bearing 1 degree 11 minutes 
for 66 feet; and thence on the north by a line bearing 
90 degrees 14 minutes for 333 feet 2 inches, to the 
point of commencement. 

In witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand, 
and caused the Public Seal of the State to be 
hereto affixed, at Sydney, this fifteenth day 
of July, in the year of our Lord one thousand 
nine hundred and ten, and in the first year of 
His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEH. 
[12] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND UNDER 
THE “PUBLIC WORKS AOT, 1900.” 


PROCLAMATION 


New Soutu Wa Es, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit, ie FrREDERIC JoHN Napier, BARon 
CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 

(1.8. ) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor, Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 

Australia, 


\ ] HEREAS a certain public work, that is to say, the 
Construction of a Line of Railway from Ky ogle to Casino, 
in the said State, has been duly sanctioned and partly carried 
out under the ‘‘ Kyogle to Casino Railway Act, 1908,’’ and the 
Secretary for Public Works or the member of the Executive 
Council for the time being performing the duties of the said 
Secretary, was therety authorised to undertake and carry out 
the said work subject to the provisions of the said Act, and for 
that purpose should be, and should have the powers and duties 
of a Constructing Authority within the meaning of the “ Public 
Works Act, 1900”’: And whereas it is necessary and advisable 
to acquire the land described in the Schedule hereto for a 
water supply at Kyogle Station in connection with the said 
Work: Now, therefore, I, Freprric Joun Napier, Baron 
CHELMSFORD, the Governor of the said State aforesaid, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, have directed thut the 
said lands shall be acquired for the purposes aforesaid under 
the provisions contained in Division 1 of Part V of the “ Public 
Works Act, 1900,” and do by this notification, to be published 


CHELMSFORD, 


3860 


in the Government Gazette, ard in one or more newspapers 
published or circulated in the Police District wherein the said 
land is situated, declare that the Crown Land comprised 
within the description set forth in the Schedule hereto has 
been appropriated, and the private property within such 
description has been resumed, for the public purpose efore- 
said, to the intent that upon the publication of this not fica- 
tion in the Gazette, tle said land described in the said Schedule 
hereto shall forthwith be vested in tie Minister for Public 
Works as Constructing Authority as « corporation sole, and his 
successors, on behalf of His Majesty, for ihe purposes of the 
said “ Public Works Act, 1909,” for an estate in fee-simple in 
possession, freed and discharged from all trusts, obligations, 
estates, interests, contracts, charges, rates, rights-of-way, or 
other easements whatsoever; and to the intent that the legal 
estate therein, together with all powers incident thereto or con- 
ferred by the said Jast-mentioned Act, shall be vested in the said 
Constructing Authority as a Trustee: And I declare that the 
following is the Schedule of the land hereinbefore ieferred 
to :— 
ScHEDULE. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the township of 
Kyogle, parish of Fairymount, county of Rous, and State of 
New South Wales, being allotment 8 of section 5, D.P. No. 
4,973: Commencing at the south-western corner of allutment 
8 aforesaid, formed by the intersection of the north-western 
boundary of Allen-street with the north-eastern boundary of 
Norton-street ; and bounded thence by the latter boundary 
beating 337 degrees 26 minutes 1 chain to the north-western 
boundary of allotment 8 aforesaid, forming also the south- 
eastern boundary of allotment 7; thence by that boundary 
bearing 67 degrees 26 minutes 3 chains 34 links to the north- 
eastern boundary of the aforesaid allotment 8, forming also part 
of the south-western boundary of a lane 80 links wide; thence 
by that boundary bearing 165 deg ees 41 minutes | chain 1 link 
to the south-eastern boundary of allotment 8, forming elso part 
of the aforesaid north-western boundary of Allen-street; 
thence by that boundary bearing 247 degrees 26 minutes 3 chains 
195 links to the point of commencement, be the said several 
dimensions all a little more or less, containing an area of 1 rood 
12% perches, numbered 154 on the plan, and said to be in the 
possession of W. F. Murray. 

In witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand, and 
caused the Public Seal of the State to be hereto 
affixed, at Sydney, this twelfth day of Ju'y, in the 
year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, 
and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 

By Uis Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE. 


[7422] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND UNDER 
THE “PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1900.” 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sours ideas pes His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit. able Frepreric JoHN Naprrer, Baron 


CHELMsrorp, Knight Commander of 


(L8.) “the Most Distinguished Oider of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CUELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales an1 its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 


HEREAS a certain public work, that is to say, the.con- 
struction of a Line of Railway from Narromine to Peak 

Hill, in the said State, has been duly sanctioned ‘and partly 
carried out under the ‘‘ Narromine to Peak Hill Railway Act, 
1907,” and the Secretary for Public Works or the member of 
the Executive Council for the time being performing the duties 
of the said Secretary, was thereby authorised to undertake 
and carry out the said work, subject to the provisions of the 
said Act, and for that purpose should be, and should have the 
powers and duties of a Constructing Authority within the 
meaning of the ‘‘ Public Works Act, 1900” : And whereas it 
is necessary and advisable to acquire the land described in the 
Schedule hereto for road diversion in connection with the said 
work : Now, therefore, I, FrepEric Joun Napipr, Baron 
CHELMSFORD, the Governor of the said State aforesaid, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, have directed that the 
said land shall be acquired for the purpose aforesaid under the 
provisions contained in Division 1 of Part V of the ‘‘ Public 
Works Act, 1900,” and do by this notification, to be published 
in the Government Gazette, and in one or more newspapers 
published or circulated in the Police District wherein the said 
land is situated, declare that the Crown Land comprised 
within the description set forth in the Schedule hereto has 
been appropriated, and the private property within such de- 
scription has been resumed for the public purpose aforesaid, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 112. 


[20 Jury, 1910, 


to the intent that upon the publication of this notification in 
the Gazette, the said land described in the said Schedule 
hereto shall forthwith be vested in the Minister for Public 
Works as Constructing Authority as a corporation sole, and 
his successors, on behalf of His Majesty, for the purposes of 
the said ‘‘ Public Works Act, 1900,” for an estate in fee-simple 
in possession, freed and discharged from all trusts, obliga- 
tions, estates, interests, contracts, charges, rates, rights-of- 
way, or other casements whatsoever ; and to the intent that 
the legal estate therein, together with all powers incident 
thereto or conferred by the said last-mentioned Act, shall be 
vested in the said Constructing Authority as a Trustee; And 
I declare that the following is the Schedule of the land herein- 
before referred to :— 
SCHEDULE. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish of The 
Oaks, county of Narromine, State of New South Wales, being 
part of portion 18: Commencing at a point on the eastern 
boundary of a road two chains wide, being also the western 
boundary of portion 18, bearing 359 degrees 57 minutes 20 
seconds and distant 12 chains 58-8 links from the south-west 
corner of portion 18 aforesaid ; and bounded thence on the 
north-east by a line bearing 150 degrees 57 minutes 5 seconds 
14 chains 36,3, links to a point on the southern boundary of 
portion 18, forming also the northern boundary of a road two 
chains wide ; thence on the south by part of that boundary 
bearing 269 degrees 43 minutes 30 seconds 2 chains 28%, links 
toa north-eastern boundary of the Narromine to Peak Hill 
Railway ; thence on the south-west by part of that boundary 
bearing 330 degrees 57 minutes 5.seconds 9 chains 65,5 links 
to the aforesaid western boundary of portion 18; thence on 
the west by part of that boundary bearing 359 degrees 57 
minutes 20 seconds 4 chains 12,5, links, to the point of com- 
mencement,—be the said several dimensions all a little more 
or less, containing an area of 2 acres 1 rood 21 perches or 
thereabouts, and numbered 714 on the plan, and said to be in 
the possession of Sutton Lambert. 

In witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand, and 
caused the Public Seal of the State to be hereto 
affixed, at Sydney, this twelfth day of July, in the 
year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, 
and in the first year of His Majesty’s reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE 


[7694] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND UNDER 
THE “ PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1900.” 


PROCLAMATION 


New Souru WALES, te His Excellency The Right Honours 
to wit, able FrREpERIC JoHN Napier, Baron 
CuHELMSroRD, Knight Commander of 


(L.3.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and itg 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 


Wee a certain public work, that is to say, Supply of 

Water to the City of Sydney and its Suburbs, has been 
duly cirried out: And whereas certain lands have from 
time to time been appropriated and resumed for and in 
connection with the said work: And whereas it has been found 
necessary to scquire additional lands as described in the 
Schedule hereto tor the purpose of constructing the Brownlow 
Hilland Mount Hunter Rivulet compensation Weirs, on the 
Nepean River, in connecticn with the said public work and for 
the acquisition of which public funds sre lawfully available: 
Now,therefore, I, FrepERIc JonnNApPiER, BARON OHELMSFORD, 
the Governor of the said State as aforesaid, with the advice of the 
Kxecutive Council, in pursuance of the powers in this behalf 
given to or vested in me by the “ Public Works Act, 1900,” do by 
this notification, to be published in the Government Gazette, and 
in one or more newspapers published or circulated in the Police 
District wherein thé said lands are situated, declare that the 
Crown Land comprised within the descriptions set forth in the 
Schedule hereto has been appropriated, and the private property 
within such descriptions has been resumed, for the public pur- 
pose aforesaid, to the intent that upon the publication of this 
notification in the Gazette, the said lands described in the 
Schedule hereto shall forthwith be vested in the Minister for 
Public Works and his successors on behalf of His Majesty, for 
the purposes of the said Act, for an estate in fee-simple in 
possession, freed ard discharged from all trusts, obligations, 
estates, interests, contracts, charges, rates, rights-of-way, or 
other easements whatsoever; and to the intent that the legal 
estate therein, together with all powers incident thereto or 


ee 


20 Jury, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112 


3861 


conferred by the said Act, shall be vested in the said Minister 
as a Trustee: And I declare that the following is the Schedule 
of the lands hereinbefore referred to :— 


SCHEDULE, 


All that piece or parcel of land, containing 1 a*ra 3 roods 31 
perches or thereaboute, situate at Brownlow Hill, in the 
parishes of Weromba and Cook, in the counties of Camden and 
Cumberland, and State of New South Wale, be the h-rein- 
after several dimensions a little more or less: Commencing on 
the right bank of the Nepean River, ata point within port‘on 
17, in the parish of Cook, county of Cumberland, bearing 341 
degrees 48 minutes and di:tant 36 chains 4 links from the 
common river corner of portions 17 and 23; and bounded 


_ thence on pait of the south by a line bearing 97 degrees 3 


minutes for 2 chains 6,5 links; thence on the east by a Jine 
bearing 7 degrees 3 minutes for 3 chains 70 links; thence on 
the north by a line crossing the Nepean River beiriag 277 de- 
grees 3 minutes for 5 chains 26 links to a point withia portion 
93, parish of Weromba, county of Camden ; thence on the west 
by a line bearing 187 degrees 3 minutes for 3 chains 70 links; 
and thence on the remainder of the south by a line crossing the 
Nepean River bearing 97 degrees 3 minutes for 3 chains 19,3, 
links, to. the point of commencement,—and said to be in the pos- 
session of John Holz, F. W. A. Downes, and the Crown. 

All that piece or parcel of land, containing 1 acre 1 rood 24 
perches or thereabouts, situate at Mt. Hunter Rivulet in the 
parishes of Weromba and Cook, counties of Camden and Cum- 
berland, and State of New South Wales, be the hereinafter 
several dimensions a little more or less: Commencing on the 
left bank of the Nepean River, at a point within portion 93, in 
the parish of Weromba, county of Camden, bearing 156 degrees 
28% minutes and distant 81 chains 41,4 links from its north- 


‘eastern corner; and bounded thence on part of the north-west 


by a line bearing 230 degrees 30 minutes for 1 chain 5275 
links; thence on the south-west by a line bearing 140 degrees 
30 minutes for 8 chains 70 links; thence on the south-east by 
a line crossing the Nepean River bearing 50 degrees 39 minutes 
for 3 chains 78 § links to a point within portion 24 in the 
parish of Cook, county of Cumberland; thence on the north- 
east by a line bearing 32) degrees 30 minutes for 3 chains 70 
links; and thence on the remainder of the north-west by a line 
crossing the Nepean River bearing 239 degrees 30 minutes for 
2 chains 26,°, links to the point of commencement,—and said to 
be in the possession of F. W. A. Downes, Henry H. Dowle, and 
the Crown. 

In witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand, and 
caused the Public Seal of the State to be hereto 
affixed, at Sydney, this fourteenth day of July, in 
the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and 
ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE. 


[7692] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND UNDER 
THE “PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1900.” 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sovurn aa or! His Excellency The Right Honour- 


able FREDERIC JoHN NAPIER, BARON 
CHELMsForRD, Knight Commander of 


to wit, 


(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia, 


HEREAS I, Frepreric Jonn Nariur, Baron CHELMS- 
FoRD, the Governor aforesaid, with the advice of 

the Executive Council of the said State, have directed that 
a certain public work, that is to say, Supply of Water to the 
town of Dungog, in the said State, the estimated cost 
of which does not exceed twenty thousand pounds, shall be 
carried out under the provisions of the “ Public Works Act, 
1900,” as an authorised work by the Minister for Public Works 
as Constructing Authority; and that the lands described in 
the Schedule hereto, which are in my opinion required for 
carrying out the said work, shall be acquired by taking the 
same under the provisions contained in Division 1 of Part 


- V of the said Act : Now, therefore, I, the said Governor, with 


the advice aforesaid, in pursuance of the “Public Works 
Act, 1900,” do by this notification, to be published in the 
Government Gazette, and in one or more newspapers published 
or circulated in the Police District wherein the said lands 
are situated, declare that the Crown Land comprised within 
the descriptions set forih in the Schedule hereto has been 
appropriated and the private property within such descrip- 
tions has been resumed, for the public purpose aforesaid, 
to the intent that upon the publication of this notification 


in the Gazette, the said lands described in the said Schedule 
hereto shall forthwith be yested in the said Constructing 
Authority as a corporation sole on behalf of His Majesty, 
for the purposes of the said Act, for an estate in fee-simple in, 
possession, freed and’ discharged from all trusts, obligations,. 
estates, interests, contracts, charges, rates, rights-of-way, or, 
other easements whatsoever; and to the intent that the legal 
estate therein, t ¢-‘her-with all. powers. incident thereto. or 
conferred by th: «; +: t, shall be vested in such Construeting. 
Authority as a ‘ivusic.; And I declare that the following. is 
the Schedule of lands hereinbefore referred to :— ; 


SCHEDULE. 


All that piece or parcel of land, containing by admeasure- 
ment 2 reods 28 perches, or thereabouts, situated at, Dungog, 
in the parish of Dungog, county of Durham, and State of New 
South Wales, be the hereinafter several dimensions a little 
more or less, and being part of G. A. Mackay’s 8 acres 1 rood 
14 perches, portion No.1: Commencing at a point bearing and. 
distant 108 degrees 28 minutes 296 links from the south-west 
corner of portion 149 of 2 acres 1 rood 4 perches on the east 
side of Lord-street; and bounded thence on the north-east, 
south-east, south-west, and north-west by lines, bearing. and 
distant, respectively, 116 degrees 57 minutes 260 links, 206 
degrees 57 minutes 260 links, 296 degrees 57 minutes 260 links, 
and 26 degrees 57 minutes 260 links, to the point of commence 
ment, and said to be in the possession of George Alexander. 
Mackay. AS etch 

All that piece or parcel of land, containing by admeasure~ 
ment 2 acres 1 rood or thereabouts, situated.at Dungog,in the; 
pa'ish of Dungog, county of Durham, and State of New South, 
Wales, be the hereinafter several dimensions a little more on: 
less, and being part of portion 218, C. L. Brown’s grant of 465, 
acres : Commencing at the intersection of the right bank of the, 
Williams River with the north-western side of the road. front... 
Dungog to Stroud ; and bounded thence on the south-east: by. 
the said north-western side of that road, being lines bearing: 
aud distant 210 degrees 53 minutes 280 links, 231 degrees 83-75) 
links, and 257 degrees 12 minutes 757,55 links to the south-; 
eastern side of land resumed for the North Coast Railway.; 
thence on the north-west by that side of that railway land,’ 
being lines bearing and distant 43 degrees 1 minute 12675 
links and 45 degrees 42 minutes 20 seconds 711 links to the 
right bank of the Williams River aforesaid ; and thence on the 
north-east by that river downwards and south-easterly to the 
point of commencement, and said to be in the possession of K. 
M. Cameron. 


In witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand, and 
caused the Public Seal of the State to be hereto 
affixed, at Sydney, this fourteenth day of July, 
in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred 
and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s 
Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE. 


[7810] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND UNDER 
THE “ PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1900.” 


ae | 
PROCLAMATION ae > wrx if 
New Soury WALES, er His Excellency The Right Honour- 


to wit, able FrepEric JoHn Naprer, Baron 
CHELMSrorD, Knight Commander of 


(L.s.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 

Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, _ the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies; inthe Commonwealth of . 


Australia, 


Wie a certain public work, that is to say, the 

Construction of a Line of Railway from Kyogle to Casino, 
in the said State, has been duly sanctioned and partly carried 
out under the “ Kyogle to Casino Railway Act, 1908,” and the 
Secretary for Public Works or the member of the Executive. 
Council for the time being performing the duties of the said 
Secretary was thereby authorised to undertake and carry out 
the said work subject to the provisions of the said Act, and for 
that, purpose should be, and should have the powers and duties 
of a Constructing Authority within the meaning of the “ Public 
Works Act, 1900”: And whereas it is necessary and advisable, 
to acquire the land described in the Schedule hereto for and 
in connection with the said work: Now, therefore, I, Frreprric 
Joun Napier, Baron CuermsrorD, the Governor of the said 
State aforesaid, with the advice of the Nxecutive Council, have 
directed that the said land shall be acquired for the purposes 
aforesaid under the provisions contained in Division 1 of Part 
V of the “Public Works Act, 1900,” and do by this notifica- 
tion, to be published in the Government Gazette, and in one or 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 


[20 Jury, 1910.. 


more newspapers published or circulated in the Police District 
wherein the said Jand is situated, declare that the Crown Land 
comprised within the description st forth in the Schedule 
hereto has been appropriated, and the private property within 
such description has been resumed, for the public purpose 
aforesaid, to the intent that upon the publication of this not:fica- 
tion in the Gazette, the eaid land described in the said Schedule 
hereto shall forthwith be vested in the’ Minister for Public 
Works as Constructing Authority as a corporation sole, and his 
successors, on behalf of His Majesty, for the purposes of the 
suid “ Public Works Act, 1900,” for an estate in fee-simple in 
possession, freed and discharged from all trusts, obligations, 
estates, interests, contracts, charges, rates, rights-of-way, or 
cther easements whatsoever; and to the intent that the legal 
estate therein, together with all powers incident thereto or con- 
ferred by the said last-mentioned Act, shall be vested in the 
said Constracting Authority as a Trustee: Ard I declare that 
the follow:ng is the Schedule of the land hereinbefore refei red 
to :— 
ScHEDULE. 


All that pie.e or parcel of land situste in the town of 
Kyogle, parish of Fairy Mount, courty of Rous, and State of 
New South Wales, being part of lot No. 267 of a subdivision 
of part of original portion No. 34, and being part of the land 
comprised in Certificate of Title, vol. 1657, fol. 105 : Com- 
menecing at a point on the south-eastern side of Willis-street, 
being the north-eastern corner of lot 267 aforesaid ; and on a 
south-western bcundary of the Casino to Kyogle Railway, 
bearing and distant 250° 19’ 250,5, links from the inter- 
section of the south-western side of Ettrick-street with the 
south-eastern side of Willis-street; and bounded thence on 
the north-east by part cf the south-western boundary of 
said railway by lines as follow :—163° 4.’ 3253, links, and 
173° 28’ 77+5 links to the south-eastern corner of 1.t 267 
aforesaid ; thence on the south-west by a line bearing 346° 
56’ 1054 links; thence on the north-west by a line bearing 
73° 2.' 7 links; again on the south-west by a line bearing 
343° 21’ 160 links; thence on the south-east by a line bear- 
ing 253° 21' 7 links; again on the ssuth-west by a line 
bearing 339° 13’ 40” 1344 links to Willis-street aforesaid ; again 
on the north-west by south-eastern side of said street bearing 
70° 19’ 18,4 links, to the point of commencement, be the eaid 
several dimecsions all a little more or less, containing an area 
of 4 perches or thereabouts, and said to be in the possession of 
the Kyogle Co-operative Dairy Company, and numbered 1434 
on plan. 


In witness whereof I Lave hereunt» ret my Hard, and 
caused the Public Sesl of the State to be hereto 
affixed, at Sydney, this fourteenth day of July, in the 
year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, 


and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Ex-ellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE. 


[7717] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


PROCLAMATION 


New Soutu Wage His Excellency The Right Honour« 
to wit. able FREpERIC JoHN Napier, Baron 
CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 


({L.3.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 


\ HEREAS application’ in accordance with the 

“Local Government Act, 1906,’ and the Acts 
amending the same, and with the Ordinances in that 
behalf, has been made by the Council of the Cudge- 
gong Municipality to acquire the right to exercise the 
power of paragraph (1) of section 109 of the ‘‘Local 
Government Act, 1906,’’ and such application has, as 
prescribed by the said Acts and Ordinances, been duly 
notified: And whereas ths period of sixty days pre- 
scribed for the receipt of petitions asking thet a poll 
of ratepayers of the. Arca be taken as to whether the 
power applied for shall be conferred on the Council has 
expired, and no such petitions have been received: 
Wow, therefore, I, Frepertc JoHn Napirr, BARoNn 
CHELMS¥FoRD, the Governor aforesaid, with the advice 
of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of tho said ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,” 
and the Acts amending the same, do, by this my Pro- 
clamation, hereby order that the said power, as shown 
in the Schedule hereunder, be conferred, and do hereby 
confer such power on the Council of the said Cudge- 


gong Municipality: Provided, nevertheless, that the 

power hereby conferred on the said Council shall not 

| prevent the exercise by the ‘‘Minister’’ of the powers 

| conferred upon him by section sixteen of the ‘‘Public 
Roads Act, 1962.’’ 

Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, 

this fifteenth day of July, in the year of our 

Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, 

and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 


| ScHEDULE. 


POWER CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE CUDGEGONG MUNICIPALITY ' 


(1909-190-99-138). 


The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power whieh 
is conferred, are set out hereunder :— 


Function. 


Paragraph. 


I. The administration of the powers and duties 
of the Secretary for Lands conferred 
and imposed by the ‘‘ Public Gates Act. 
1901.” [3] 


PROCLAMATION 


NEw Soutn bathed: His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit. able FrREDERIC JoHN NapiER, Baron 
CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 


| (1.3.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
| Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor, Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 


| 

| 

| \ J HEREAS application, in accordance with the ‘‘ Local 
ey: Government Act, 1906,” and Acts amending the same, 
and with the Ordinances thereunder, has been made by the 
Council of the undermentioned Shire to acquire the right to 
| exercise, in respect of the Adelong Urban Area, the powers 
| set out in the Schedule hereto, and such application has, as 
| prescribed by the said Acts and Ordinances, been duly 
| notified: Aud whereas the period of sixty days prescribed 
| for the receipt of petitions asking that a poll of the ratepayers 
_ of the Urban Area be taken as to whether the powers applied 
_ for shall be conferred on the Council has expired, and no such 
| petitions have been received: Now, therefore, I, FREDERIC 
| Jouy Napier, BARON CHELMSFORD, the Governor aforesaid, 
| with the advice of the Executive Council,-in pursuance of the 
provisions of the said ‘“‘ Local Government Act, 1906,” as so 
| amended, do, by this my Proclamation, hereby order that the 
powers set out in the Schedule hereunder be conferred, and 
do hereby confer such powers on the Council of the said 
Shire, such powers to be exercised only in respect of the 
Adelong Urban Area. / 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, this 
fifteenth day of July, in the year of our Lord ‘one 


thousand nine hundred and ten, and in the first year 
of His Majesty’s Reign 


| By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 


ScHEDULE. 


POWER CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE GADARA SHIRE IN RESPECr OF THE 
ADELONG URBAN AREA 


(1910—9S—255-168). 


The paragraph of section 109, under which the 
particular power may ‘be acquired, and the power 
which is conferred, are set out hereunder :— 


Function. 


The provision and maintenance of garbage 
destructors, and the collection and de- 
struction of garbage. 

[7860] 


Paragraph. 
XIY. 


20 Jury, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 


3863 


PROCLAMATION 


New Soutu ie tte, His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit. able FrepERIc Joun Napier, BARon 
CuHELMsForD, Knight Commander of 


(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor, Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 


Frreprric JOHN NaApriirn, BARON CHELMSFORD, the 

Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive 
Council of the said State, in pursuance of the powers vy. sted 
in me by the “Local Government Act, 1906,” and the Acts 
amending the same, upon the application of the Couccil of 
the Municipality of Quirindi, do, by this my Proclamation, 
exempt the said Council f:0m the operation of subsection (2) of 
section 103 of the said ‘* Loca] Government Act, 1906,” as so 
amended, so far as such subsecti n applies to the making of 
charges for the removal of night-soil, and the non-pay ment 
for such removal from the General Fund. 
[1910-2 34.-70-508] 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, this 
fifteenth day of July, in the year of our Lord one 
thousand nine hundred and ten, and in the first 
year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 


CHARLES A. LEE. 


(7857 ] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sour Baer His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit, able FrEpDERIC JoHN Napier; Baron 
CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 


(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order, of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

' CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia, 


WaeEEAS applications, in accordance with the 
** Local Government Act, 1906,’ and Acts amend- 
ing tha same, and with the Ordinances thereunder, 
have been made by the Councils of the under- 
mentioned Shires to acquire the right to exercise the 
powers set out in the Schedule hereto, and such 
applications have, as prescribed by the said Acts 
- and Ordinances, been duly notified: And whereas 
the period of sixty days prescribed for the receipt of 
petitions asking that a poll of the ratepayers of the 
respective Areas be taken as to whether the powers 
applied for shall be conferred. on the respective Coun- 
cils has expired, and no such petitions have been re- 
ceived: Now, therefore, I, Freprric JoHn Naprer, 
Baron Cuetmsrorp, the Governor aforesaid, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the 
provisions of the said ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,’’ 
as so amended, do, by this my Proclamation, hereby 
order that the powers set out in the Schedule here- 
under be conferred, and do hereby confer such powers 
on the Councils of the said Shires respectively. 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, 
this fifteenth day of July, in the year of 
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, 
and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


ScHEDULE. 


POWER CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE URANA SHIRE 
(1910-69-201-472). 


The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power which 
is conferred, are set out hereunder :— 


Function. 


xii. The regulation and _ supervision of the 
sale, storage, exhibition for sale, con- 
veyance, and mode of delivery, by car- 
case or otherwise, of meat for human 
consumption; and of the disposal and 
removal of other meat, and of any 
blood, offal, or other refuse, 


Paragraph. 


POWERS CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE WOODBURN SHIRE 


(1910-8-199-522). 


The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular powers may be acquired, and the powers which 
are conferred, are set out hereunder :— 


Paragraph, Function, 

VI. The construction, maintenance, and opera- 
tion of passenger ferries and public 
punts. 

IX, The acquisition or erection and mainten- 


ance of a Shire hall, or of any Muni- 
cipal building other than those required 
for office purposes, 


oun The draining and reclamation of swampy 
or low-lying land. 


xvi. The construction, maintenance, and man- 
agement of public baths, the regulation 
ot bathing and the observance of 
decency in connection therewith; the 
provision of life-saving appliances, 
danger notices, and life-saving atten- 
dants, and the construction, main- 
tenance, and hiring by the Council or 
other persons to the public of bathing- 
houses and bathing-machines, and the 
regulation thereof. 


The inspection and regulation of the whole- 
sale and retail sale and of the storage 
and exhibition for sale of fish, and of 
oysters and crustacea, and of rabbits, 
poultry and game. 


xxXxvu. The suppression of public nuisances caused 
by the emission, discharge, or escape of 
smoke, fumes, steam, oil or oil vapour, 
either separately or any two or more in 
combination, from premises within or 
partly within the Area, or by the dis- 
charge of waste waters or waste pro- 
ducts from any factory or other building 
in the Area. 


The regulation or prevention of the erection 
or any structure of calico or canvas, or 
other inflammable material. 


XL. The regulation and supervision of the open- 
ing up of streets or roads for the laying 
of pipes, construction of tunnels, or 
other purposes; the regulation of the 
laying of wires or cables under or over 
or through the roads or streets of the 
Area for the transmission of electricity ; 
and the making of a charge for damage 
resulting therefrom. 


xu1. The regulation and supervision of the sale, 
storage, exhibition for sale, conveyance, 
and mode of delivery, by carcase or 
otherwise, of meat for human con- 
sumption; and of the disposal and re- 
moval of other meat, and of any blood, 
offal, or other refuse. 


The regulation and supervision of the 
manner, route, and times of driving 
animals in public places. 


The regulation of the erection of build- 
ings as to height, design, structure, 
materials, building line, sanitation, the 
proportion of any lot which may be 
occupied by the building or Balaton 
to be erected thereon; and the sub- 
division of land for building purposes 
so as to secure due ways of access to 
the rear as well as to the front of build- 
ings erected, or to be erected, thereon. 


The regulation and control of the solicita- 
tion or collection in public places of 
gifts of money, or of subscriptions for 
any purpose. 


regulation of the interment of the 
dead, with power, subject to the Go- 
vernor’s approval, to prohibit burials 
in any cemetery or land in any case 
where such course appears to the Coun- 
cil to be necessary for the prevention 
of the pollution of any water supply, 
or for the better protection of the 
health of residents in the neighbour- 
hood of such cemetery or land. 


ut. The advertising of the advantages of the 
area for purposes of settlement or 
touring, 


XXXVII. 


XXXIX. 


XLII. 


XLIII. 


XLV. 


LI. The 


3864 


‘NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 


[20 Juny, 1910. 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sourn ek His Excellency The Right Honour. 
to wit, able FREDERIC JoHN NAPIER, BARON 
CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 


(1.8) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 


HEREAS applications, in accordance with the 
“Local Government Act, 1906,’’ and Acts amend- 
ing the same, and with the Ordinances thereunder, 
have been made by the Councils of the undermentioned 
Municipality and Shires to acquire the right to exer- 
cise the powers set out in the Schedule hereto, and 
such mee aces have as prescribed by the said Acts 
and Ordinances, been duly notified: And whereas the 
period of sixty days prescribed for the receipt of 
petitions asking that a poll of the ratepayers of the 
respective Areas be taken as to whether the powers 
-applied for shall be conferred on the respective Coun- 
ils has expired, and no such petitions have been re- 
ceived: Now, therefore, I, Freperic Joun Narinr, 
Baron CHELMSFORD, the Governor aforesaid, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the 
provisions of the said ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,’’ 
as so amended, do, by this my Preclamation, hereby 
order that the powers set out in the Schedule here- 
under be conferred, and do hereby confer such powers 
on the Councils of the said Municipality and Shires 
respectively. 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, 
this fifteenth day of July, in the year of our 
Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, 
and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 


SCHEDULE. 


POWER CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL CF 
THE MUNICIPALITY OF NARRANDERA 


(1910-264-116-431). 


_ The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power hich 


is conferred, are set out hereunder :— 
Paragraph. Function. 
vur. The extirpation of noxious weeds, pests, 


vermin, and animals, not being animals 
which have been or may hereafter be 
declared noxious under the Pastures 
Protection Act, 1902, or any Act 
amending the same. 


POWER CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE BYRON SHIRE 


(1910-2-255-61). 
The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 


ticular power may be acquired, and the power which 
is conferred, are set out hereunder :— 


Paragraph. 
VII, 


Function. 


The extirpation of noxious weeds, pests, 
vermin, and animals, not being animals 
which have been or may hereafter be 
‘declared noxious under the ‘‘ Pastures 
Protection Act, 1902,” ‘or any Act 
amending the same. 


POWERS CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE JINDALEE SHIRE 


(1910-92-147-231). 
The paragraph of section 107, under which the ote 


ticular power may be acquired, and the power which 
is conferred, are set out hereunder :— 


Paragraph. Function. 


v. The care and management of parks and 


recreation grounds, public reserves, and 
commons, the care of which is not by or 


under any statute vested in other bodies 


or persons. "s 


The paragraph of section 109, uider which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the powers which 
are conferred, are set out hereunder :— ; 


Paragraph. Function, mie wa 
xxxv. The regulation of buildings, balconies, 
verandahs, or other structures abutting 
on or extending over any public place, 
and the removal thereof. 
xu, The regulation and supervision of the sale, 


storage, exhibition for sale, conveyance, 

and mode of delivery, by carcase or 

otherwise,* of meat for human con- 

sumption; and of the disposal and re- 

moval of other meat, and of any blood, 
_ offal, or other refuse. 


POWER CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE KU-RING-GAI SHIRE 


(1910-134-126-243). 


The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power which 
is conferred, are set out hereunder :— 


Function. 


The extirpation of noxious weeds, pests, 
vermin, and animals, not being animals 
which have been or may hereafter be 
declared noxious under the ‘‘ Pastures 
Protection Act, 1902,” or any Act 
amending the same. 

[7858] 


Paragraph. 
- VIII. 


“PROCLAMATION 


New Soutn it we His Excellency The Right Honour 
to wit, able FrEDERIC Joun Napier, BARON 
CHELMsFoRD, Knight Commander of 


(1.8) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CuELMsrorp, ‘the State of New South Wales ani its 
*~Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 


HEREAS by the “ Local Government Act, 1906,” and 
Acts amending the same, it is provided that the Governor 
may alter the boundaries of Areas by uniting part or parts of 
an Area to the whole or part or parts of another Area: And 
whereas a proposal was made to the Minister to unite to the 
Monaro Shire part of the Eurobodalla Shire: And whereas all 
notices necessary under the provisions of the said Act, as so 
amended, have been duly given: Now, therefore, I, FREDERIC 
JoHN Napier, BARON CHELMSFORD, the Governor aforesaid, 
in pursuance of the provisions of the said “ Local Govern- 
ment Act, 1906,” and Acts amending the same, and with the 
advice of the Executive Council, do, by this my Order, hereby 
alter the boundaries of the said Monaro Shire and Eurobodalla 
Shire as in Schedules “B” and “C” hereto respectively, by 
uniting to the Monaro Shire that part of the Kurobodalla 
Shire described in Schedule “ A” hereto. x 
[1910-104-221-142 } < 


Given under my Hand ani the Seal of the State, this 
fifteenth day of July, in the year of our Lord 
one thousand nine hundred and ten, and in the 
first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 


“SCHEDULE “A.” 
Part of the Eurobodalla Shire united to Monaro Shire. 


Parishes of Countigany, Dolondundale, Guinea and Badja, 
county of Dampier: Commencing on the southern boundary of 
the yarish of Countigany, county of Dampier, et the intersec- 
tion of the boundaries of the Land Districts of Bega, Moruya 
and Cooma; and bounded thence by the Land District boun- 
dary of Bega generally south-westerly to the range forming 
the wertern bouudary of the county of Dampier; by that -boun- 
dary generally northerly to the south boundary of conditional 

- lease 4,123, parishes of Unttoo and Guinea, counties of Beres- 
ford and Dampier; by the south, west, and north boundaries 
of that lease, west, north, and east to the western boundary of 
the county of Dampier aforesaid; again by that boundary 
northerly to the boundary between the Land Districts of 
Moruya and Cooma, within parish of Badja; and by that 
boundary south-easterly, southerly, and again south-easterly, 


| to the point of commencement. 


se 


20 Jury, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 


3865 


SCHEDULE “B.” 
Monaro Shire (as altered). 


Commeneing at the confluence of Ironmungy Creek with 
Snowy River; and bounded thence by that river, Bobundara 
and the Peak Crecks upwards to a south-west corner of parish 
of Gladstone, county of Beresford; by part of the westera 
boundary of that parish generally northerly to the south-west 
corner of portion 84, same parish; thence by Cooma Creek 
downwards to the western boundary of parish of Bunyan; by 
that boundary northerly to the southern boundary of the 
Municipality of Cooma; by that boundary, the eastern, 
northern and western boundaries of that municipality easterly, 
northerly, westerly and southerly to the road from Kiandra ; 
by that road westerly to Slack’s Creek; by that creek down- 
wards to Murrumbidgee River; by that river upwards and the 
boundary between the counties of Cowley and Buccleuch north- 
easterly to the southern bcundary of the Land District of 
Queanbeyan; by that boundary generally easterly to Murrum- 
bidgee River aforesaid ; by that river downwards to the con- 
fluence of Micaligo Creek ; by that creek upwards; by part of 
the north-western boundary of the county of Beresford north- 
easterly, and Tinde.ry Creck downwards to the Queanbeyan 
River; by that river upwards to the northern boundary of the 
parish of Jinjera, county cf Murray; by that boundary 
easterly ; by the eastern boundary of that psrish, part of the 
eastern boundary of the county of Beresford and part of the 
western boundary of the Land Distiict of Moruya generally 
southerly and south-easterly to the range forming the northern 
boundary af the Land District of Bega within the parish of 
Couastigany, county of Dampier; by that boundary generally 
south-westerly and southerly to the northern boundary of the 
parish of Thoko, county of Wellesley; by that boundary 
westerly to Native Dog Creek; by that creek downwards to the 
main road from Bombala to Nimmictabel; by that road northerly 


_ to Maclaugblin River ; by that river downwards to the northern 


boundary of parish of Bungee; by that boundary and the 
northern and western boundaries of parish of Ironmungy 
generally westerly and southerly to Ironmungy Creek ; and by 
that creek downwards, to the point of commencement, 


SCHEDULE “C.” 
Eurobodalla Shire (as altered), 


Commencing on the South Pacific Ocean at the entrance of 
Wallag2 Lake; and bounded thence by the low water-mark 
along the northern shores of that Jake westerly and by Dig- 
nam’s Creek upwards t9 the northern boundary of the Land 
District of Bega; by that boundary south-westerly to the 
eastern boundary of portion 43, parish of Wandellow, county 
of Dampier; by the eastern boundaries of portions 48 and 49, 
and parts of the northern and eastern boundaries of portion 50 
generally southerly to the aforesaid land district boundary ; 
again by that boundary south-westerly, westerly, and north- 
westerly to the boundary separating the Land Districts of 


- Moruya and Cooma, within the parish of Countigany, county 


of Dampier; by the western boundary of Moruya Land District 
generally north-westerly, northerly, and north-easterly to Sugar 
Loaf Mountain; by the eastern boundary of the parish of 
Monga, county of St. Vincent, northerly to the south-east 
corner of portion 2;.by the eastern boundary of that portion 
and part of the eastern boundary of portion 1 northerly ; by 
the eastern boundaries of the parishes of Monga and Buda- 
wang north-casterly to the northern boundary of the Land 
District of Moruya aforesaid ; by that boundary generally cast- 


- erly and a line east to the low-water mark of the South Pacific 


Ocean ; and thence following the contour of the coast along 
low-water mark (except at the entian2e of any river, creek, or 
inlet of the sea, where the boundary shall te a straight line 
connecting two. points at low-water mark opposite the outer- 
most points of the headlands atthe entrance of any such river, 
ereek, or inlet of the sea) southerly, to the point of commence- 
ment,—exclusive of the Municipality of Moruya and the area 
lying between high and low-water marks on the ocean front- 
age of that Municipality. [7866 | 


[7859 ] Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Oouncil, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the ‘‘ Local Government Act, 1906,’ and 
the Acts amending the same, hereby notifies that appli- 
cations under section 110 of the said ‘‘Local Govern- 
ment Act, 1906,” as so amended, have been received 
from the Councils of the undermentioned Shires to 
acquire the right to exercise the powers specified in 
the Schedule hereto, under the names of the said 
Shires respectively. 
- Any number of ratepayers not less than fifty (or, if 
there be less than 300 ratepayers on the roll, not less 
than one-sixth of the ratepayers) may petition the 
Governor, within sixty days after the date of this 
notification, to direct that a poll of ratepayers of the 
Area be taken on the question whether all or any of 
the powers applied for shall be conferred on the 
Council. Any such petition should be sent under 


cover to the Minister for Public Works, and mit 
comply with the provisions of Ordinance No. 21 under 
the said Local Government Acts. 
CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister. 


SCHEDULE. 


APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
CLYDE SHIRE 
(1910-105-128-80). 

The paragraph of section 107, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power for 
which the Council have made application as prescribed 
in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder :— 


Natures or ApprrioNAL POWER APPLIED FOR. 

Paragraph. 

Vv. The care and management of parks and 
recreation grounds, public reserves, and 
commons, the care ot which is not by or 
under any statute vested in other bodies 
or persons. 

The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power for 
which the Council have made application as prescribed 
in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder :— 

NaturE or ADDITIONAL POWER APPLIED FOR. 

Paragraph. Le 4 

XVI The construction, maintenance, and man- 
agement of public baths; the regulation 
-of bathing and the observance of 
decency in connection therewith; the 
provision of life-saving appliances, 
danger notices, and life-saving atten- 
dants; and the construction, main- 
tenance, and hiring by the Council or 
other persons to the public of bathing- 
houses and bathing-machines, and the 
regulation thereof. 


APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 


(1910-42-155-546), 

The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power -for 
which the Council have made application as prescribed 
in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder :— 


Nature or ADDITIONAL POWER APPLIED FOR. 
Paragraph. 

vu. The extirpation of noxious weeds, pests, 
vermin, and animals, not being animals 

which have been or may hereafter be 

declared noxious under the ‘‘ Pastures 

Protection Act, 1902,’? or any . Act 

amending. the same. 


[325 ] Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 2Cth July, 1910. 

HE Councils of the uadermentioned Municipality and 
Shires having, in terms of section 112 of the ‘‘ Local 
Government Act, 1906,” subject to the approval of the 
Governor, declared the plants named in the Schedule hereto 
under the names of the said Municipality and Shires, to be 
noxious within their areas, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, in pursuance of tle pro- 
visions of the said “ Local Government Act, 1906,” and the 
Acts amending the same, has approved of the action of the 
Councils of the said Municipality and Shires in declaring, sub- 
ject to such approval, such plants to be noxious within their 


areas. 
CHARLES A. LEE, 


Minister. 


2 


SCHEDULE. 
HARWOOD SHIRE 
(1919-10-275-199). 
Alternanthera Achryantha, commonly known as “ Khaki 


’ Weed.” : 
Rubus fraticcsus, commonly known as “ English B'ackberry.” 


TALBRAGAR SHIRE 
(19 1C-35-174-439). 

Argemone mexicana, commonly known as “ Mexican Poppy.” 
Carthamus lanatus, commonly known as “ Saffron Thistle’ or 

“ False Star Thistle.” 
Centaurea. calcitrapa, commonly known as “ Star Thistle.’’ 
Nicotiana glauca, commonly known as “ Wild Tobacco 

Plant ” 
Xanthium spinosum, commonly known as “ Bathurst Burr.” 


SOUTH GRAFTON MUNICIPALITY 
(1910-208-105-226). 


. Alternanthera Achryantha, commonly known as “ Khaki 


Weed.” 


3366 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 


[20 Jury, 1910. 


[2] Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the Executive Council, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the ‘‘ Local Government Act, 1906,” and the 
Acts amending the same, hereby notifies that appli- 
cation under section 110 of the said ‘‘Local Govern- 
ment Act, 1906,’ as so amended, has _ been received 
from the Council of the undermentioned Munici- 
pality to acquire the right to exercise the powers speci- 
fied in the Schedule hereto, under the name of the 
said Municipality. : 

Any number of ratepayers not less than fifty (or, if 
there be less than 300 ratepayers on the roll, not less 
than one-sixth of the ratepayers) may petition the 
Governor, within sixty days after the date of this 
notification, to direct that a poll of ratepayers of the 
Area be taken on the question whether all or any of 
the powers applied for shall be conferred on the 
Counail. Any such petition should be sent under 
cover to the Minister for Public Works, and must 
comply with the provisions of Ordinanee No. 21 under 
the Local Government Acts. 

CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister. 


ScHEDULE. 
APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
MUNICIPALITY OF KEMPSEY 
(1910-231-128-316). 


The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the powers for 
which the Council have made application as prescribed 
in section 110 (6), are set out hereunder :— 


NATURE OF ADDITIONAL POWERS APPLIFD FOR. 
Paragraph. 
xxx. The regulation— 
(a) of hoardings; and i : 
(b) of the posting or painting of bills, 
signs, or advertiseinents. 


xtu. The regulation and supervision of the 
manner, route, and times of driving 
animals in public places. 

Lu. The supply and sale of stone or gravel from 


the Council’s quarries or pits. 


NOTICE OF PROPOSED ALTERATION OF THE 
RIDING DIVISIONS OF THE WINGADEE 
SHIRE. 


1 pursuance of the provisions of the ‘‘Local 
Government Act, 1906,’’ and the Acts amending 
the same: Notice is hereby given that it 1s proposed 
to alter the division into Ridings of the Wingadee 
Shire, so that the boundaries of the respective 
Ridings shall be as in the descriptions to the Schedule 
hereto. 

The effect of the proposed change, if carried out, 
will be to include in Ridings ‘‘B’”’ and ‘‘C” respec- 
tively the lands united to the Shire by Proclamation 
in the Government Gazette of 22nd June, 1910, and 
to excise from Riding ‘‘C”’ the land excised from the 
Shire by the said Proclamation. 

The Council or fifty electors of the Shire may, 
within one month after the date of this notice, make 
written representations to the Minister on the ques- 
tion as to whether the division into Ridings of the 
said Wingadee Shire shall be altered as proposed. 


[1910-58-303-516 ] 
CHARLES A. LEH, 
Minister. 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


ScHEDULE, 
Riding —*°A.” 


Commencing on the western boundary of the Shire 
(on Macquarie River) where it is intersected by the 
south-eastern boundary of the county of Clyde; by 
that boundary north-easterly to the confluence of 
Marthaguy Creek with the Merri Merri Creek; by 
the latter creek upwards to the south boundary of 
the parish of Quabothoo, county of Gregory ; by that 

oundary easterly and the western boundary of the 
county of Leichhardt southerly, the southern boun~ 
dary of the parish of Yarrayin, county of Leichhardt, 
easterly to Nedgera Creek (which forms the western 
boundary of parish of Ningear); by that creek up- 
wards to the south boundary of that parish; by that 
boundary easterly, the south-western and southern 
boundaries of parish of Dinoa, and the southern 
boundary of parish of Yoee south-easterly and east- 
erly to the western boundary of the Municipality of 
Coonamble; by part of that boundary and part of 


the northern boundary of that Municipality north- 
erly and easterly to the road forming the eastern 
boundary of portion 62, parish of Warrena; by that 
road and the eastern boundary of the parish of 
Bimble generally northerly, and by a south-eastern 
and northern boundary of the parish of Yuma gene- 
rally north-easterly and westerly to a road from 
Coonamble, which partly forms an eastern boundary 
of parish of Yuma aforesaid; by that road generally 
north-easterly along the eastern boundary of portion 
€4, parish ot Tahrone, to the southern boundary of 
the parish of Thara; by that boundary and the east- 
ern boundary of that parish to Terembone or Tourid- 
gerie Creek; by that creek upwards to the southern- 
most corner of parish of Winnaba; by the south- 
eastern boundary of that parish north-easterly to the 
boundary of the Shire; and by northern and western 
boundaries of that Shire generally westerly and 
southerly, to the point of commencement. 
Riding. ‘‘B.’’ 

Commencing on the western boundary of the Shire 
(on Macquarie River) where it is intersected by the 
south-eastern boundary of the county of Clyde; by 
that boundary north-easterly to the confluence of 
Marthaguy Creek with the Merri Merri Creek; by 
the latter creek upwards to the south boundary of 
the parish of Quabothoo, county of Gregory; by that 
boundary easterly and the western boundary of the 
county of Leichhardt southerly, the southern boun- 
dary of the parish of Yarrayin, county of Leich- 
hardt, easterly to Nedgera Creek, which forms the 
western boundary of parish of Ningear; by that 
creek upwards to the south boundary of that parish ; 
by that boundary easterly, the south-western and 
southern boundaries of parish of Dinoa, and the 
southern boundary of parish of Yoee, south-easterly 
and easterly to. the western boundary of the 
Municipality of Coonamble; by part of that boun- 
dary, the southern and part of the eastern boundary 
of that Municipality southerly, easterly, and north- 
erly to Coonamble or Warrena Creek; by that creek 
and Bulgan Creek upwards to the western boundary 
of parish of Magometon; by that boundary and the 
southern boundary of that parish, the western 
boundaries of parishes of Mungerie and Baronne 
generally southerly, easterly, and again southerly to 
the northern boundary of the county of Gowen, at the 
north-west corner of portion 25, parish of Cobbinbil, 
county of Gowen; by that boundary easterly and 
southerly to Baronne Creek; by that creek upwards 
to the eastern boundary of parish of Cobbinbil afore- 
said; by that boundary generally southerly to the 
south-east corner of portion 60; and by a line south 
to the southern boundary of the Shire, as altered by 
Proclamation in the Government Gazette No. 101 
of 22nd June, 1910; and by southern, south-western, 
and western boundaries of that Shire, as altered, 
generally westerly, north-westerly, and northerly, to 
the point of commencement. 

Riding ‘‘C.” 

Commencing on the northern boundary of ‘the 
Shire at the north-west corner of the parish of 
Walcha, county of Leichhardt; and bounded thence 
by the north-western boundary of that parish south- 
westerly to Terembone or Touridgerie Creek; by that 
creek downwards to the eastern boundary of parish 
of Thara; by that boundary and part of the south- 
ern boundary of that parish generally southerly and 
westerly to a road to Coonamble, forming the east- 
ern boundary of portion 64, parish cf T'ahrone, and 
an eastern boundary of parish of Yuma; by that 
road generally south-westerly; by a northern and 
south-eastern boundary of that parish, and the east- 
ern boundary of the parish of Bimble generally east- 
erly and southerly to the south-east corner of the 
parish of Bimble; by the road forming the eastern 
boundary of portion 62, parish of Warrena, south to 
the northern boundary of the Municipality of Coon- 
amble; by part of that boundary and part of the 
eastern boundary of that Municipality easterly and 
southerly to Coonamble or Warrena Creek; by that 
creek and Bulgan Creek upwards to the western 
boundary of parish of Magometon; by that boundary 
and the southern boundary of that parish, the west- 
ern boundaries of parishes of Mungerie and Baronne 
generally southerly, easterly, and again southerly 
to the northern boundary of the county of Gowen, 
at the north-west corner of portion 25, parish cf 
Cobbinbil, county of Gowen; by that boundary east- 
erly and southerly to Baronne Creek; by that creek 
upwards to the eastern boundary of parish of Cob- 


| binbil aforesaid; by that boundary generally south- 


erly to the south-east corner of portion 60; and by 
a line south to the southern boundary of the Shire, 
as altered by Proclamation in the Government 


20 Jury, 1910.] 


_——_.. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 3867 


Gazette No. 101 of 22nd June, 1910; by that boun- 
dary, the eastern and northern boundaries of the 
Shire, as altered, easterly, northerly, and westerly, 
to the point of commencement. [144] 


NOTICE OF PROPOSED ALTERATION OF THE 
RIDING DIVISIONS OF THE GILGANDRA 
SHIRE. 


| Wag pursuance of the provisions of the ‘Local 
Government Act, 1906,” and the Acts amending 
the same: Notice is herby given that it is proposed 
to alter the division into Ridings of the Gilgandra 
Shire, so that the boundaries of the respective 
Ridings shall be as in the descriptions to the Sche- 
dule hereto. : 2 

The effect of the proposed change, if carried out, 
will be to excise from Ridings ‘‘A’’ and ‘‘B” respec- 
tively the lands excised from the Shire by Proclama- 
tion in the Government Gazette of 22nd June, 1910, 
and to include in Riding ‘“‘B’’ the land united to the 
Shire by the said Proclamation. 3 

The Council or fifty electors of the Shire may, 
within one month after the date of this notice, make 
written representations to the Minister on the ques- 
tion as to whether the division into Ridings of the 
said Gilgandra Shire shall be altered as proposed. 
[1910-58-303-516 ] 


CHARLES A. LEE, 


Minister. 
Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


SoHEDULE. 
Riding ‘‘A.”’ 

Commencing on the western boundary of the Shire 
where it is intersected by Bullagreen Creek; and 
bounded thence by that creek upwards to the road 
forming the eastern boundary of portion 47, parish 
of Connibong, county of Ewenmar; by that road 
southerly to the road from Bourbah forming the 
northern boundary of portion 32, parish of Boe- 
bung; and by that road passing through portion 11, 
arish of Berida, south-easterly to Merrigal Creek ; 
ie that creek upwards to the western boundary cf 
parish of Buramilong; and by that boundary gene- 
rally southerly to Marthaguy Creek; by that creek 
upwards to the western boundary of parish of Bo- 
barah; by that boundary northerly to the road from 
Warren to Gilgandra, passing through portion 106, 
and forming the northern boundaries of portions 35, 
73, 72, 60, 89, 90, and 93, generally easterly to 
Castlereagh River; and by that river downwards to 
the northern boundary of the Shire, as altered by 
Proclamation in the Government Gazette No. 101 of 
22nd June, 1910, and by north-eastern, generally 
north-western, and western boundaries of the Shire, 
as altered, north-westerly, generally south-westerly, 
and generally southerly, to the point of commence- 


ment, A 
Racine iene 


Commencing on the eastern boundary of the Shire 
at the junction of Gidgenboyne Creek with the 
Castlereagh River; and bounded thence by that river 
downwards to the northern boundary of the Shire, 
as altered by Proclamation in the Government 
Gazette No. 101 of 22nd June, 1910; by that boun- 
dary and the eastern boundary of the Shire gene- 


rally easterly and southerly, to the point of com- 
mencement. 


Riding ‘‘C.” 

Commencing on the western boundary of the Shire 
where it is intersected by Bullagreen Creek; and 
bounded thence by that creek upwards to the road 
forming the eastern boundary of portion 47, parish 
of Connibong, county of Ewenmar; by that road 
southerly to the road from Bourbah forming 
the northern boundary of portion 32, parish of 
Boebung, and by that road passing through por- 
tion 11, parish of Berida, south-easterly to Mervigal 
Creek; by that creek upwards to the western boundary 


‘of parish of Buramilong; and by that boundary gene- 


rally southerly to Marthaguy Creek; by that creek 
upwards to the western boundary of parish of Bo- 
barah; by that boundary northerly and the road to 
Gilgandra, passing through portion 106 and forming 
the northern boundaries of portions 35, 73, 72, 60, 
89, 90, and 93, generally easterly to Castlereagh 
River; and by that river upwards to the eastern 
boundary of the Shire; by that boundary, southern, 
and western boundaries of the Shire generally south- 
erly, westerly, and northerly, to the point of -com- 
mencement, : [145] 


[331] Premier’s Office, New South Wales, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


H's Hixcellency the Governor directs it to be noti- 
fied, for general information, that a Despatch 
has been received from the Secretary of State for the 
Colonies intimating that His Majesty the King has 
been pleased to approve of the retention by Sir George 
Bowen Simpson of the title of ‘‘Honourable,’’? which 
appertained to him as a Member of the Executive 
Council of New South Wales, and that such title will 
be recognised throughout His Majesty’s Dominions. 


C. G. WADE. 


[322] Premier’s Office, 
20th July, 1910. 


IS Excellency the Governor, in pursuance of an 
Order-in-Council of Her late Majesty, Queen 
Victoria, dated 18th October, 1900, has been pleased 
to appoint the undermentioned gentlemen to be 
Justices of the Peace for Norfolk Island. 


ALLEN Burrett, Esquire, of Norfolk Island. 
Tsaac Roprnson, Esquire, of Norfolk Island. 


C. G. WADE. 


APPOINTMENT. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Execu- 
tive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


Senior-constable Moses AsHwoop, stationed at Stroud, to be 
an Inspector under the ‘‘ Liquor Act, 1898,” for the 
Licensing District of Port Stephens,—from the date of 
commencing duty. 


THE undermentioned members of the Police Force to be 
Sub-Inspectors under the ‘‘Liquor Act, 1898,’’ for the 
Licensing Districts preceding their names, from the 
date of commencing duty, viz. :— 


Walgett—Senior-constable Grorcr Henry SAwvTenn, 
stationed at Collarendabri, vice Vizzard, trans- 
ferred. 


Wanaaring—Senior-constable Hrrnpert Ernest Viz- 
ZARD, stationed at Wanaaring, vice Sawtell, trans- 
ferred. 

THe undermentioned members of the Police Force to 

exercise, within the Licensing Districts preceding their 

names, the authority conferred by section 19, sub- 

section 1, of the ‘‘Liquor (Amendment) Act, 1905,” 

from the dates specified, viz. :— 


Walgett—Constable Frank Apert Brinn, stationed at 
Mogil Mogil, vice Sheridan, transferred,—from 
the date of commencing duty. 


Barraba—Constable ANTHONY LAVELLE, stationed at 
Barraba,—from the Ist July, 1910. 


JOHN GARLAND. 


COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
iixecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Superintendent, Explosives Department, the 
Inspector-General of Police concurring, has approved 
of the undermentioned Police Officer being appointed 
an Inspector under the ‘‘Explosives Act, 1905,” 
namely :— 


Constable Percy WiniiAmM Warsurton, stationed at 
Oxley,—as from the 20th June, 1910. 


[E.M. 261] T. WADDELL. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint the 
undermentioned persons as Honorary Probation 
Officers, under the ‘‘Neglected Children and Juvenile 
Offenders Act, 1905’’ :— 

Mr. A. C. Rosrnson, St. Silas’, Waterloo. 

Adjutant JAmus W. Netson, Bulli. 


Mrs. R, Harris, ‘Clifton,’ Kirribilli, North Sydney. 
J. A. HOGUE, 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. [20 Jury, 1910. 


[237] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 18th July, 1910. 
; “TUNDA BORE WATER TRUST.” 


po pursuance of the provisions of the “ Wa‘er and Drainage 

Act, 1902,” I, The Honourable CHARLES ALFRED LEE, the 
Minister for Public Works for the time teing in and for the 
State of New South Wales, do hereby appoint 


Mr. P. C. Tizprrs, District Works Officer, Cooramtle, 


to be a Trustee of the “Turda Bore Water Trust,” and I do 
hereby direct the first election of two Trustees of the said 
Trust in pursuance of the said Act. 


CHARLES A. LEER, 
Minister for Public Works. 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


“TUNDA BORE WATER TRUST.” 


J The Honourable Cuartus ALFreD Luz, the Minister for 
Public Works for the time being in and for the State of 
New South Wales, do hereby notify, for general information, 
that I have appointed 
Mr. CuArtes Frepesickn DAunt, Secretary to the Board con- 
stituted under the ‘* Water and Drainage and Artesian 
Wells (Amending) Act, 1906,” 
to be the Returaing Officer in the first election of two Trustees 
for the “ Tunda Bore Water Trust.” 


CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister for Public Works. 


(236) 


Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


“ PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1902.” 


[444] 


fe is hereby notified, for public information, that the 

undermentioned gentlemen have been appointed Acting 
Inspectors under Regulation No, 70a of the sbovenamed Act, 
for the sole purpose of issuing permits for sheep to travel 
from the Pastures Protection Districts named, viz. :— 


BomBata. 
Constable Joseph Solomon, Cathcart. 
{1910-4,856-821 Stock ] 
Tue Uprer Hounrer. 
Thomas Jones, Owen’s Gap, via Scone. 
[1910-4,758-412 Stock } 
és _.__JOHN PERRY. 
Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910, 
ERRATUM NOTICH. 
“ PasiuRESs Protrotion Act, 1902.” 
N notice published in Government Gazette of 6th July, 1910, 
of appointment of Acting Inspector to issue permits, in 


Pastures Protection District of Carccar, for “J.W. Armstrong ” 
read “J. W. Anderson,” 


[443] 


JOHN PERRY. 
_ Chief Seeretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 
YIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has been pleased, in 
pursuance of the provisions of section 88 of the 
‘‘Fisheries Act, 1902,’’ to approve of the acceptance 
of the surrender, as from the Ist January, 1910, of 
Mr. Patrick Horace Gallagher’s Oyster Culture 
Lease No. 4,503 of 300 yards, at Sandon River, as the 
cultivation of oysters on the area cannot be carried 
on with any reasonable hope of success. 


[323] 


Tue Governor-in-Council has also approved of the 
acceptance of the surrender, as from the Ist June, 
1910, of Mr. Charles Bettini’s Oyster Culture Lease 
No. 3,252, of 200 yards, at Wagonga River, as the 
area in question has been included in an application 
hy Mr. Bettini for a lease covering two areas embraced 
in two expired leases, so as to run concurrently with 


them. 
W. H. WOOD. 


Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


H's Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased, in pursuance 
of the provisions of section 25 of the “Lunacy Act of 
1908,” to appoint the buildings on the land known as 
the Stockton Quarantine Ground, recently transferred 
to the Lunacy Department, to be an Hospital for the 
Tusane, and to assign the name ‘Hospital for . the 
Insane, Stockton,’’ to such hospital. 
W. H. WOOD. 


[330] 


[339 ] Chief Secretary’s Office 


Sydney, 18th July, 1910. 


DEAD BODY OF CHILD FOUND—£25 REWARD. 


\ HEREAS on the 6th instant, the dead body of a 
female child was found in a paddock adjoin- 
ing the cemetery at Albury: And whereas at a 
magisterial inquiry held on the 8th idem, before C. {. 
Butler, Esquire, P.M., the following finding was 
recorded :—‘‘I find that deceased, a female child, 
name unknown, was, at the rear of the cemetery at 
Albury, in the State of New South Wales, on the 
€th day of July, 1910, found dead without any marks 
of violence appearing on her body, but how or by 
what means she came to her death there is not 
sufficient evidence to enable me to say.’’ Notice is 
hereby given that a reward of Twenty-five Pounds 
will be paid by Government for such information as 
shall establish the identity of the said female child, 
and afford proof of the manner by which her death 
was caused. This reward to remain in force for 
three months. 


W. H. WOOD. 


[327 } The Treasury, New South Wales, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910, 


REGULATIONS FRAMED BY THE SYDNEY HAR- 
BOUR TRUST COMMISSIONERS UNDER THE 
“SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST ACT, 1900,” 
RELATIVE TO MOORINGS IN THE PORT. 


Bags: following Regulations made by the Sydney 

Harbour ‘Trust Commissioners, under the pro- 
visions of the ‘‘Sydney Harbour Trust Act, 1900,’’ 
having been approved by His Excellency the. Gover- 
nor, with the advice of the Executive Council, are 
published in accordance with the requirements of 


that Act. 
T. WADDELL. 


£22. In the construction of these regulations the 
cxpression ‘‘mooring’’ shall have the meaning hereby 
assigned io it, and shall include mooring-chain, anchor, 
buoy, float, and all gear in connection therewith. 

223. Every application for permission to put down, 
place, or continue a mooring shall be made upon a 
form which may be obtained at the head office of the 
Commissioners, and until the granting of such per- 
mission a mooring shall not be put down, placed, or 
continued. 

924, Licenses to put down, place, or continue moor- 
ings shall be issued annually, and shall cover the 
period from the first day of January to the thirty- 
first day of December. . 7 

225. Before a license to put down, place, or con- 
tinue a mooring shall be issued by the Commissioners 
there shall be paid to them the following fees :— 

Class 1.—Mooring being the property of and in- 
tended for the use of an oversea, Interstate, 
or State shippmg company, £5 per annum. 

Class 2.—Mooring intended for use im connection 
with business carried on at docking premises, 
10s. per annum. 

Class 3.—Mooring for vessels from 30 feet to 100 
feet in length, 5s. per annum. 

Class 4.—Mooring for vessels under 30 feet, 1s. 
per annum. 


226. All moorings shall be of a pattern approved by 
the Commissioners, and shall be put down, placed, or 
continued, and maintained in good order and repair 
to the satisfaction in all respects of the Commissioners. 
For the purpose of this regulation the Harbour Master 
inay inspect any moorings at any time that he may 
think fit so to do; the expense of lifting the mooring 
being borne by the owner. ; 

227. A number corresponding with that stated in 
the license shall be affixed to or distinctly painted on 
a conspicuous part of each mooring to the satisfac-: 
tion of the Commissioners. 

228. Notice shall be given to the Harbour Master 
and his approval in writing obtained before the re- 
moval of a mooring. 


ROBT. HICKSON, President. 

CHAS. C. LANCE, Commissioner. 

T. W. KEELE, Commissioner. 

The Common Seal of the Sydney Harbour Trust 
Commisioners was hereto affixed this seven- 


teenth day of June, one thousand nine 
hundred and ten, in the presence of,— 


Haroutp I’, Norrie, Secretary. 


sigs) 


20 Juxy, 1910.) 


[742] 


Department of Public Tnstruction, 
Sydney, 2lst June, 1910. 

NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL. 

[' is hereby notified, for general information, in ac- 

4A. cordance with the provisions of the 34th section 

of the “Public Instruction Act of 1880,” that it is 

proposed to establish a Public School at 

Kytor. 


J. A. HOGUE. 


[335] Department. of Public Instruction, 


___._ Sydney, 14th July, 1910. 
NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL. 


Te is hereby notified, for public information, in ac- 

cordance with the provisions of the 34th section 
of the “Public Instruction Act of 1880,” that it is 
proposed to establish a Public School at 


Hast ComMpBoyne. 
. J. A, HOGUE. 


“COUNTRY TOWNS WATER AND SEWERAGE ACTS, 
1880-1905.” 


CERTIFICATE OF AMOUNT EXPENDED ON ADDITIONAL WORKS 
or WATER SuppLy FoR THE TowN OF ORANGE. 


W HEREAS by a notification published in the Government 
Gazette of the 29th day of June, 1910, No. 103, the 
Governor of the Sta‘e of New South Wales, in pursuance of 
the power in that behalf given to or vested in him, did thereby 
notify that certain Additional Works of Water Supply for the 
town of Orange, constructed under the direction of the Minister 
for Public Works for the time b:ing, in accordance with the 
provisions of the “Com try Towns Water and Sewerage Acts, 


-18-0-1905,” had been completed: Now, i, The Ionourable 


CmakLEs ALFRED Lug, the Minister for Public Works fo- the 
time being in and for the said State, in accordance with the 
provisions of the said Acts, do hereby certify that the whole 
amount expended by the Government of the said State on the 
eaid Additional Works of Water Supply, with interest at the 
rate of four pounds per centum on the sums making up such 
amount calculated from the time such sums were expended to 
the thirty-first day of May, one thousand nine hundred and 
ten inclusive, amounts to the sum of seven thousand six hundred 
rege i pounds nine shillings and nine pence (£7,684 
ig. Olt 


Given under my Hand, this twelfth day of July, in the 
year of our Lord one thousand nice hundred ard 
ten. 


CHARLES A. LER, 


Minister for Public Works. 


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Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1910. 

T is hereby notified, for publie information, under 

the provisions of section 144, subsection 5, of the 
‘‘Public Works Act, 1900,’’ that it is intended to con- 
struct a line of Tramway from Castlereagh-street to 
Flinders-street, in accordance with the plans and 
books of reference prepared in connection with the 
said line, which are now to be seen in the Office of 
the Constructing Authority, Phillip-street, Sydney, 
and at the Office of the Clerk of Pétty Sessions, 
Central Police Court, Sydney. 


CHARLES A. LEE, 
Constructing Authority. 


GOVERNMENT TRAMWAYS. 
CASTLEREAGH-STREET TO I*LINDERS-STREET. 


T is hereby notified that the construction of a Tram- 
way from Castlereagh-street to Flinders-street 
(commencing at a point marked A on plan, and ter- 
minating at a point marked B on plan, being a dis- 
tance of 48 chains 24°42 links), has been duly authorised 
under the provisions of ‘The Public Works Act, 
1900,’’ and there is now open for inspection, at the 
Office of the Minister for Public Works, the said 
Minister being the Constructing Authority for the said 
line, a plan of the said line and of the lands through 
which it will pass, together with a book of reference, 
in which are set forth a description of the said lands 
and the names of the owners and proprietors thereof, 
so far as the same can be ascertained. All persons, 
therefore, who may be interested in the said lands 
to be effected by the said line are hereby required to 
forward to the said Constructing Authority, within 
one month from. the first date of the publication 
thereof, a notice in writing of any objection that may 
appear to them to exist to the adoption of the said 
line, or any part thereof, or to any of the works pro- 
posed in connection therewith.—Dated at Sydney, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 


3869 


—- 


) this twelfth day of July, in the year of our Lord one 


thousand nine hundred and ten, 
(x.8.) CHARLES A. LEE, 
Constructing Authority. 
The Seal of the Constructing Authority was affixed 
hereto at Sydney, this twelfth day of July, 
1910, in presence of — 
JoHN Portus. 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 16th July, 1910. 
“NORTH -CASINO SWAMP DRAINAGE TRUST.” 


T is heeeby notified, in accordance with the Regulations 
under the “ Water and Drainage Act, 1902,” that, at the 
nomination of candidates for election as Trustees of the “ North 
Casino Swamp Drainage Trust,’ held at the Court-house, 
Casino, on the 15th instant, 


RicwHarpD Barutne, of Spring Hill, Casino; and 
Lestiz Witrrep Dryitn, of Woodside, Casino, 
were duly nominated, and the number of candidates being the 
same as the number of ‘Trustees to be elected, the said Richard 
Barling and Leslie Wilfred Devlin were declared duly el2cted 
as Trustees of the abovenamed Trust. 
CHAS. F, DAUNT, 
Returning Officer, 


Department of Taxation, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


In the matter of the “and and Income Tax Assess- 
ment Act of 1895,” the ‘“‘Income Tax Act, 1895,’’ 
and the Acts amending the same. 


OTICE is hereby given that, in pursuance of the 
provisions of the abovenamed Acts, the Com- 
missioners of Taxation did, on the 10th April, 1906, 
certify the Assessment Book in respect of Income Tax 
for the year 1906 was complete so far as the informa- 
tion then at their disposal permitted, and_ they 
appointed Thursday, the 12th day of April, 1906, as 
the oy on which such Income Tax should be due and 

ayable. . 
E After certifying as aforesaid, the Commissioners 
added to the said Assessment Book the assessment and 
all other necessary particulars in respect of certain 
Incomes, which, after so certifying, they had up to the 
th June, 1910, ascertained to be liable to Income 
Tax. 

The Commissioners have now further added to the 
said Assessment Book the assessment and all other 
necessary particulars in respect of certain Incomes, 
which, since the 15th June, 1910, they have up to 
this date ascertained to be liable to Income Tax. 

And for such last-mentioned assessments the Com- 
missioners do hereby appoint Thursday, 21st July, 
1910, as the day on which such Income Tax shall be 
due and payable. 


L. S. SPILLER, ar toes 


[133] 


R. N. JOHNSON, of 
J. W. HOLLIMAN, Taxation. 


[134] Department of Taxation, 


Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


In the matter of the ‘‘Land and Income Tax Assess- 
ment Act of 1895,’ the ““Ineome Tax Act, 1895,’ 
and the Acts amending the same. 


OTICE is hereby given that, in pursuance of the 
provisions of the abovenamed Acts, the Com- 
missioners of ‘Taxation did, on the 10th April, 1907, 
certify the Assessment Book in respect of Income Tax 
for the year 1907 was complete so far as the infor- 
mation then at their disposal permitted, and_ they 
appointed Saturday, the 13th day of April, 1907, as 
the day on which such Income Tax should be due and 
payable. ai 

After certifying as aforesaid, the Commissioners 
added to the said Assessment Book the assessment 
and all other necessary particulars in respect of certain 
Incomes, which, after so certifying, they had up to the 
15th June, 1910, ascertained to be liable to Income 
‘Dae, 

The Commissioners have now further added to the 
said Assessment Book the assessment and all other 
necessary particulars in respect of certain Incomes, 
which, since the 15th June, 1910, they have up to 
this date ascertained to be lable to Income Tax. 

And for such last-mentioned assessments the Com- 
missioners do hereby appoint Thursday, 2Ist July, 
1910, as the day on which such Income Tax shall be 
due and payable. ray 

L. S&S. SPILLER, Commissioners 
R. N. JOHNSON, t of. 
J. W. HOLLIMAN, Taxation. 


3870 


[135] Department of Taxation, 


Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


In the matter of the ‘Land and Income Tax Assess- 
ment Act of 1895,’’ the ‘‘Income Tax Act, 1895,” 
and the Acts amending the same. 


INe Ce is hereby given that, in pursuance of the 

provisions of the abovenamed Acts, the Com- 
missioners of Taxation did, on the 8th April, 19C8, 
certify the Assessment Book in respect cf Income Tax 
for the year 1908 was complete so far as the infor- 
mation then at their disposal permitted, and _ they 
appointed Saturday, the llth day of April, 1908, as 
the day on which such Income Tax should be due and 
payable. 


After certifying as aforesaid, the Commissioners 
added to the said Assessment Book the assessment 
and all other necessary particulars in respect of certain 
Incomes, which, after so certifying, they had up to the 
15th June, 1910, ascertained to be liable to Income 
Tax. 


The Commissioners have now further added to the 
said Assessment Book the assessment and all other 
necessary particulars in respect of certain Incomes, 
which, since the 15th June, 1910, they have up to 
this date ascertained to be liable to Income Tax. 


And for such last-mentioned assessments the Com- 
missioners do hereby appoint Thursday, 2lst July, 
1910, as the day on which such Income Tax shall bo 
due and payable. 


L. S. SPILLER, Commissioners 
R. N. JOHNSON, ‘ of 
J. W. HOLLIMAN, Taxation. 


[136] 


Department of Taxation, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


In the matter of the ‘‘ Land and Income Tax Assess- 
ment Act of 1895,’ the ‘‘Income Tax Act, 1895,’’ 
and the Acts amending the same. 


OTICE is hereby given that, in pursuance of the 
provisions of the abovenamed Acts, the Com- 
missioners of Taxation did, on the 7th April, 1909, 
certify the Assessment Book in respect of Income Tax 
for the year 1909 was complete so far as the informa- 
tion then at their disposal permitted, and they 
appointed Saturday, the 10th day of April, 1909, as 
the day on which such Income Tax should be due and 
payable. 


After certifying as aforesaid, the Commissioners 
added to the said Assessment Book the assessment and 
all other necessary particulars in respect of certain 
Incomes, which, after so certifying, they had up to the 
ae June, 1910, ascertained to be liable to Income 

ax. 


The Commissioners have now further added to the 
said Assessment Book the assessment and all other 
necessary particulars in respect of certain Incomes, 
which, since the 15th June, 1910, they have up to 
this date ascertained to be liable to Income Tax. 


And for such last-mentioned assessments the Com- 
missioners do hereby appoint Thursday, 21st July, 
1910, as the day on which such Income Tax shall be 
due and payable. 


L. S. SPILLER, Commissioners 
R. N. JOHNSON, of 
J. W. HOLLIMAN, Taxation. 


— 


[137] 


Department of Taxation, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


In the matter of the ‘Land and Income Tax Assess- 
ment Act of 1895,” the ‘Income Tax Act, 1895,” 
and the Acts amending the same. 


Nese hereby given that, in pursuance of the 
‘provisions of the abovenamed Acts, the Com- 
missioners of Taxation did, on the 6th April, 1910, 
certify the Assessment Book in respect of Income Tax 
for the year 1910 was complete so far as the informa- 
tion then at their disposal permitted, and they 
appointed Saturday, the 9th April, 1910, as the 


ay on which such Income Tax should be due and 
payable. 


After certifying as aforesaid, the Commissi i 
ing aid, sioners 

added to the said Assessment Book the assessment and 
all other necessary particulars in respect of certain 
Incomes, which, after so certifying, they had up to the 


fe June, 1910, ascertained to be liable to Income 
ee : nay Lh ) 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 


[20 Juny, 1910. 


The Commissioners have now further added to the 
said Assessment Book the assessment and all other 
necessary particulars in respect of certain Incomes, 
which, since the 15th June, 1910, they have up to 
this date ascertained to be liable to Income Tax. 


And for such last-mentioned assessments the Com- 
missioners do hereby appoint Thursday, 21st July, 
1910, as the day on which such Income Tax shall be 
du@ and payable. 


L. S. SPILLER, Commissioners 
R. N. JOHNSON, t of 
J. W. HOLLIMAN, » Taxation. 


PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


HE Public Service Board invite applications from 
Officers already permanently employed in the 
Public Service for the wundermentioned positions. 
Application should be forwarded through the Per- 
manent Head of the Department in which the Officer 
is employed in’time to reach the Board not later 
than the date specified :— 


30TH JuLy, 1910. 


Inspector oF Mrintna WARDEN’s Orrices, Department 
of Mines. The salary of the position, which is in 
the Clerical Division, is at the rate of £375 per 
annum, The duties of the Inspector will be to 
make periodical examinations of Wardens’ Clerks 
and’ Mining Registrars’ books, and to instruct 
Wardens’ Clerks and Mining Registrars in their 
duties with a view to seeing that a uniform 
system of registration is maintained. 


CuierKs to Mining Wardens, Department of Mines. 
The salary of the position in each case is at the 
rate of £200 per annum. There are four yacan- 
cies. Officers so appointed must be conversant 
with the provisions of the Mining Act and the 
Regulations thereunder, and competent to give 
information and advice thereon to the mining 
public, 


By order of the Board, 
R. A. GILFILLAN, 
Secretary. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 
AND TRAMWAYS. 
By-taw No. 374. 


HE Deputy Chief Commissioner for Railways and 

Tramways, in pursuance of the powers conferred 

by the ‘‘Government Railways Act, 1901,’’ as amended 

by the ‘‘Railway Commissioners Appointment Act, 

1906,’? does hereby make the following By-law, and 

all previous By-laws, Conditions, and Regulations 
conflicting therewith are hereby repealed :— 


Persous Travelling between certain Stations by Trains 
which Time-tables preclude. 


No person shall, at any station, without the per- 
mission of the Station-master or other authorised 
Officer, for the purpose of travelling thereby, enter 
a train which has stopped only to set down passengers. 


When a train conveys passengers for a specified 
station or stations only, no person shall, without such 
permission as aforesaid, enter the same for the pur- 
pose of travelling to any station other than such 
specified station or stations. 

Any person guilty of a breach of this By-law shall 
be liable to a penalty not exceeding £2. 


(1.8) JNO. HARPER, 
Deputy Chief Commissioner. 


The Common Seal of the Chief Commissioner for 
Railways and Tramways was hereunto affixed 
by the Deputy Chief Commissioner this 25th 
day of June, in the year of our Lord, 1910, 
in the presence of— 

ry J. S. Spurway, 
Secretary. 


Approved by the Governor-in-Council on the 
12th day of July, 1910. 


J. Gipson, 


[96] Clerk of the Council. 


20 Juxy, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 112. 


3871 


NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


Ae ees having been made to bring the 

lands hereunder described under the provisions 
of the Real Property Act, Certificates of Indefeasible 
Title will issue, unless Caveats be lodged in aeccord- 
ance with the Third Schedule to the said Act, oN oR 
BEFORE THE 24tH Aveusr, 1910 :— 


No. 15,056. APPLICANT:—Thomas Hogan, Wan- 
garatta, Victoria. LAND:—County Goulburn, parish 
Thurgona, Shire Hume, and Municipality Albury, 
2,421. acres. 2 roods 10 perches, 91 acres, 196 acres 
2 roods, 251 acres, 252 acres 2 roods, and 285 acres 
2 roods on and near the Sydney-road, and on Murray 
or Hume River,—lot 7 and part lot 5, Thurgona 
Kstate; also 101 acres (portion 8 of parish), 91 acres 
(portion 9 of parish), 90 acres (portion 10 of parish), 
502 acres (portion 11 of parish), portions 43, 44, 45, 
46, 47, and 48, granted to John Francis Huon Mit- 
chell, part 160 acres (portion 12 of parish), and part 
3,727 acres (portion 13 of parish) granted to Elizabeth 
Mitchell, exclusive of roads each 1 chain wide in por- 
tious 46, 47, and 48, the lagoons in portions 13, 43, 
44, 45, and 48, and site of unnecessary road within 
portions 46 and 47, the areas of which are deducted 
from the total areas; adjoining properties of T. 
Hogan, S. T. Lipsitt, J. Seymour, FE. Mitchell, T. 
Rosborough, W. . Frauenfelder, and A. lL. Corry. 

No. 15,898. APPLICANT :—William Henry Smith, 
Auburn. LAND:—-Municipality Auburn, 1 rood 313 
perches, on Auburn-road,—lots 19, 20, and 21 (as occu- 
pied), section 11, township Anburn, and part 80 acres 
granted to Thomas Bates: adjoining properties of H. 
Hicken, L. MeInnes, HE. Clay, and A. G. Dawes. 

No. 15,916... | APPLICANT :—N.S.W. Realty Co., 
Limited. LAND:—County Northumberland, parish 


.Gosford, shire Erina, 6 acres 2 roods 10 perches, on 


Albany-street and Brisbane Water, at Point Frede- 
rick,—allotments 1 and 2, section 42, town Gosford, 
granted to James Harrison; adjoining properties of 
Mrs. Sarah Huntley and the Trustees of Church Pro- 
perty for the Diocese of Newcastle. 

No. 16,167. APPLICANT :—William Smiley Swan- 
nell Tait, Sydney. LAND :—Municipality Drum- 
moyne, 4 acres 2 rocds 35 perches, at intersection of 
Lyons-road and Hampden-street at Five Dock,— 
part lot 99, Five Dock Estate, and part 1,500 acres 
(portion 256 of parish), granted to John Harris; ad- 
joining properties of B. B. Rodd, R. A. Stanfield, 
and W.S. S. Tait. 

No. 16,219. APPLICANT :—William Jacobs, Ash- 
field. LAND :—Municipality Granville, 2 roods 18 
perches, in Illalong, William, and Parramatta streets, 
—part lots 1 and 2, Block 11, Want’s subdivision, 
called ‘‘Parramatta South,’? and part 1,125 acres 
(portion 1 of parish) granted to Garnham Blaxcell ; 


‘adjoining properties of E. A. Clement and A. Hase- 


mere. 

No. 16,520. APPLICANT :—Albert Sydney Roth- 
well Andrews, Dulwich Hill. LAND :—Municipality 
Marrickville, 2 roods 23 perches, in Silver-street,— 
part lot 4, section 3, division No. 28 Petersham Es- 
tate, and part 470 acres granted to Thomas Moore; 
adjoining properties of Mrs. Jones, Mrs. S. J. 
McCormick, Mrs. S. I. Eagle, and R. Eagle. 


Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected 
at the Land Titles Office, Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 
H. R. COLBORNE, 


Acting Registrar-General. 
Zuth July, 1910. ase ma etta 


NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


PPA GatiON having been made, under -sections. 


94 and 95 of the Real Property Act, by the 
undermentioned persons to be registered as proprie- 
tors by transmission of the land hereunder described : 
Notice is hereby given of the intention of the Regis- 
trar-General to register such transmission after the 
expiration of thirty-five days from the date hereof, 
unless caveat be lodged on or before the expiration of 
such period : -— 

Apriicants:—William Arthur Handcock Burkitt 
and John Walsh, of Goulburn, doctor of medicine and 
journalist, respectively. Lanp :—291 perches,—lot 14a 
Sanita and Coromandel streets, Goulburn, being the 
land described in Certificate of Title vol. 668, fol. 
72, Tirtr, now Craimep:—Executors of the will of 
Joseph Blagg, deceased, who was entitled to the re- 
mainder in fee-simple subject to the preceding life 
estate of his wife, Elizabeth Blagg, and also subject 
to be divested by the exercise of power of appoint- 


ment by her, 
Hu R. ea a, 
ting Registrar- ral. 
20th July, 1910. oo Be ae Oe Srey 


No, 112, 20 Juny, 1910,—2, 


_ [280] 


IN THE SUPREME COURT OF 
NEW SOUTH WALES. } 


Thursday, the seventh day of July, 1910. 


ULHS: 150) 151, 152,153, 154, 155, 156,. 157, 158, 327, 

337, and 476 of the Rules of the 22nd December, 1902, 

and Rules 2 and 4’of the Rules of the 24th November, 1909, 

are hereby rescinded and the following Rules promulgated in 
their place :— 

495. Unless otherwise ordered, matters for hearing before 
the Full Court shall be taken in accordance with the following 
directions : 

(a) Any matter which, in the opinion of the Court, 
should be disposed of immediately, may be heard 
forthwith, or at such time as the Court appoints, 

(b) Criminal and other Crown cases will have precedence 
on Fridays. ; 

(c) Subject to the provisions of clause (a) hereof, Motions 
generally will haye precedence on Mondays and 
Thursdays. 

(d) Subject to the preceding clauses, every matter in the 
Term paper will be heard in the order in which it is 
entered in the Term book. 

150. Every application for a nonsuit, or for a new trial, or 
in arrest of jadgment, or for judgment non obstante veredicto, 
or for a ventre de novo, or to enter a verdict, or to increase or 
reduce the amount of the verdict, shall be by notice of 
motion, and no rule nisi order to show cause or formal pro- 
ceedings other than such notice of motion shall be made or 
taken. The moving party shall within eight days (or in 
causes tried at Circuit Courts within fourteen days) after the 
trial file a notice of appeal, together with all affidavits to be 
used in support of such motion. Provided that any such 
affidavits may, by leave of the Court cr a Judge, be filed at a 
later date. 


151. Every such notice of motion shall state the day or 
days on which the cause was tried, the verdict given or other 
termination of the trial, the motion intended to be made, and 
the grounds on which it will be made; and when the party 
had counsel at the trial shall be signed by one of such 
counsel, 


15la. A copy of every such notice of motion shall be left 
at the chambers of the Judge before whom the cause was 
tried on the day on which it is filed, and a copy thereof, and 
of any affidavit that may be filed in support thereof, shall on 
the.day on which it is filed be served upon each opposing 
party or upon each solicitor on the record. 


152. On or before the last day limited for filing such notice 
of motion, the moving party shall order a copy of the notes of 
the Judge before whom the cause was tried, and within eight 
days after receivirig the same shall file a printed copy of such 
notes, and at the same time lodge three additional printed 
copies, and shall also within the same time serve four printed 
copies upon all parties upon whom a copy of the notice of 
appeal is required to be served : Provided that a Judge may 
on such conditions as he thinks fit extend the times for order- 
ing, filing, lodging, and serving copies of such notes, or may 
dispense with the printing or ordering of such notes. 


154, Every such notice of motion shall be for the first day 
on which the Court sits in Banco after the expiration of six- 
teen days from the filing of such notice: Provided that no 
matter in which printed copies of the Judge’s notes have to 
be filed and served shall be called on for hearing before such 
copies have been filed and served, or the time for so doing has 
expired, unless the Court or a Judge otherwise directs. 


155. The moving party will be restricted upon the hearing 
to the grounds specified in the notice of motion. 


157. The Associate of the Judge who tried the cause shall 
attend the Court on the hearing of the motion with the 
issues, exhibits, and other papers, and shall discharge there- 
after the duties of the Prothonotary in respect of such motion 
until the same is disposed of. 


158. Where a notice of motion under Rule 2 hereof has 
been filed and no motion is made when the case is called on 
for hearing, the motion shall, unless the Court otherwise 
orders, be dismissed with costs. 


158a. Where any such*notice of motion is filed it shall not 
operate as a stay of execution, except in cases where the 
Judge has reserved any point or given leave to moye the 
Court in respect of any point. 


1580. These Rules shall come into force and apply to all 
matters in which no memorandum of intention to move for a 
new trial, &c., has been filed on or before the 23rd day of 
July instant: Provided that in matters in which such memor- 
andum has been filed before that date the memorandum may, 
upon the consent in writing of all parties, or their Solicitors, 
being filed, be treated as a notice of motion under these 
Rules, 

W. P. CULLEN, C.J. 
“ ROBERT D. PRING, J. 
ALEXANDER GORDON, J. 


3872 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 


QUARTER SESSIONS. 


NOTICE is hereby given, that Courts of Quarter 

Sessions in and for the State of New South 
Wales, will be holden during August next, at the 
Court-houses, at the following times and places, 
Viz. :— 


Darlinghurst, Sydney, Tuesday, 2nd August ; 

Hay, Wednesday, 3rd August ; 

Glen Innes, Wednesday, 3rd August ; 

Broken Hill, Monday, 8th August ; 

Deniliquin, Tuesday, 9th August ; 

Grafton, Friday, 12th August; 

Wentworth, Monday, 15th August; 

Albury, Tuesday, 16th August ; 

Newcastle, Tuesday, 16th August; 

Lismore, Wednesday, 17th August ; 

Wagga Wagga, Monday, 22nd August: 
When and where all persons under recognizances to 
appear as prosecutors, witnesses, or defendants, or 
who have appeals to interpose, or other business to 
transact, are desired to give their attendance re- 
spectively at 10 o’clock in the forenoon. 

W. R. BEAVER, 
Clerk of the Peace. 

Office of the Clerk of the Peace, 

Sydney, 18th July, 1910. [338] 


A T a Court of Petty Sessions held in the Court- 
house, Katoomba, on the 13th day of July, 


1910, and in accordance with the requirements of | 


Rule 3 of the 24th May, 1910, the Second Wednesday 
in each month was appointed to be the day for hear- 
ing and determining, at the said Court-house, all 
actions under the ‘‘Small Debts Recovery Act, 1899,’’ 
and any Act amending the same. 

T. B. CLEGG, 
‘Police Magistrate. 


_ Katoomba, 18th July, 1910. [333] 


In the District Court of tht Northern District, holden a 
Grafton. 


Friday, the 8th day of July, 1910. 


‘do hereby appoint Mr. Charles Augustus Lamerton to be 

an additional Bailiff of the District Court, holden at 

Grafton, during the absence from duty of Mr. Silvanus West 
Daniel. 


EK. SCHOLES, 
[411] Judge. 


[et is hereby notified that Frederick Gregory Adrian, 

Esquire, Stipendiary Magistrate, sitting as a 
Court of Petty Sessions at Teralba, has this day 
appointed William Orr, Small Debts Bailiff, for the 
Petty Sessions District of Wallsend-Plattsburg, in 
the Police District of Newcastle. 

Dated this 12th day of July, 1910, at Teralba. 

JAMES GILLIS, 
Registrar, Small Debts Court, 

[313] Teralba. 


HE undersigned Stipendiary Magistrate, sitting 

in Petty Sessions at West Wallsend, has this 

day appointed William Orr to be Bailiff of the Small 

Debts Court at West Wallsend, vice John McCann, 
resigned. 


T. H. WILKINSON, S.M. 
6th July, 1910. [321] 


[415] Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 18th July, 1910. 


4 Pe have been accepted for the following Public 
Works for the week ending 9th instant :— 


GoveRNMEN?T ARCHITECT'S WorkKs— 

Improvements to Public School, Gillieston—A. Ede, 
Chatswood. 

Additions and alterations to Fire Station, Alexandria— 
W. 8. Baker, St. Peters. 

Improvements to Public School, Shellharbour—G@. Muller 
and Son, Nowra. 

Repairs and painting to Central Police Station and Bar- 
racks, Sydney—F. W. Beaumont, Bondi. 

Erection of three Telephone Cabinets at Balmain, Five 
Dock, and Brighton-le-Sands—G. Waters, Auburn. 

Repair, renovations, painting, &c., at Public School and 
Teacher’s Resilence, Unanderra—H. A. Baglee 
Canley Vale. 

Alterations, renewals, and repairs to Electric Lifts, Mit- 
chell Library, Sydney—-The Sydney Electrical Epgi- 
reering Co., Sydney. ie 


[20 Juny, 1910. 


Repairs, painting, and other renovations to Court-house 
Buildings, Goulburn—F. W. Beaumont, Bondi. 

Erec ion of new €chool Building and Lavatories and 
alterations to existing buildings at Public School, 
Manly—M. C. Heraty, Manly. 

Repairs, improvements, painting, &c., at Public School and 
Residence, Broughton Vale—A. Johnston, Berry. 
New Tarpaving and providing and fixing Wire Window 
Guards at Public School at Belmore North—A. J. 

Brown, Paddington. 

Alterations and additions to Kintergarten Premises at 
Riley-street, S8ydney—G. Donaldson, Surry Hills. 
Additions to Public School Premises, North Kyde—M. J. 

Geraghty, Hunter’s Hill. 


Harbours AND WATER SuPPLY BRANCHES— 

Unloading and di-tributing Woodstave Pipes, Cast-iron 
Bends, Valves, &e., to be used for water supply of 
towns north of Wollongong—A. Parsons & O»., 
Wollongong. 

Supply and delivery of a Locomotive for Coff’s Harbour 
Jetty Contract No. 928—Australian Metal Co., Ltd., 
Ry Iney. 


Roaps AND BripGes Brancu— 
Construction of a Composite Truss Bridge over Cudgegong 
River, at Yamble, on road Guntawang to Goolma— 
John Bedford & Co., Mudgee. 


Unsr ccessful Tenderers for the above are requested to acce >t 
this int mation. 
W. J. HANNA, 
Under Secretary for Public Works, 


METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WATER SUPPLY 
AND SEWERAGE. 
FER PERS for the works specified below will be 
received up to 2 p.m. on the date mentioned, 
addressed to the President :— ; 


251m Jury, 1910. 
Contract No. 768.—Supply and Delivery of 18-inch 


Submarine Pipes and Special Castings. Deposit, 
£10; security, £100. 


WILLIAM HOLMES, 
841 Pitt-street, Sydney, Secretary. 


9th July, 1910. 


New South Wales Government Railways, 
Office of the Chief Commissioner, 
Sydney, 11th July, 1910. 


FRENDERS will be received at this Office not later 
than 12 o’clock noon on the dates specified for 
the undermentioned Works, Supplies, &e.:— 


Monpay, 25ru Jury, 1910. 


The Leasing, for the Purpose of Oyster Culture, &c., 
of Railway Land on the western side of Mullet 
Creek, from Hawkesbury River Bridge northerly 
to the point where the railway line crosses Mullet 
Creek. Particulars, Office of the Railway Estates 
Agent, Longueville Chambers, 50 Young-street, 
Sydney, and at Hawkesbury River, Woy Woy, and 
Gosford Railway Stations. 

The Erection of Electric-light Workshop at Sydney 
Station. Hresh Tenders. Particulars, Existing 
Lines Office, Bridge-street, Sydney. 


Tunspay, 2nd Avaust, 1910. 


The Cartage of Locomotive Boiler and Pump, &c., 
weighing about 12 tons,from Yass Railway Station 
to Pump-house, distance about 1 mile, and cf 
Boiler, &c., from Pump-house to Yass Station. 
Particulars, Steam Shed Inspector at Goulburn, 
Station-master at Yass Junction, and Chief 
peeenicet Engineer’s Office, Wilson-street, Red- 
ern. 


Monpay, 29rH Avevust, 1910. 


The Supply and Erection at the Ultimo Power-house 
of Two Centrifugal Feed Pumps, each 400 gallons 
per minute. Particulars, Electrical Engineer’s 
Office, 61 Hunter-street, Sydney. 


Tenders are to be endorsed ‘‘Tender for Cranes,’ or 
as the case may be. 


The Deputy Chief Contmnissioner does not bind him- 
self to accept the lowest or any Tender. 
By order, 


J. S. SPURWAY, 
Secretary. 


20 Juzy,1910.] | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 8813 


Department of Public Works, } 
_ Sydney, 2Cth July, 1910. 
— TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS. 


ENDERS will be received at thia Office, for the Publie Works specified in the Schedule hereunder, upto TWO O’CLOCK 
P.M., of the various dates set forth in the second column. 
All envelcpes containing Tenders must be addressed to the President of the Tender Board, ana have legibly endorsed ene 
- them the name of the work in respect of which the Tender is submitted. 
It is to be understood that the Government does not bind iteelf to accept the lowest or any Tender; and no Tender w:!1 
be accepted until the same has been reported upon by the proper officer, 
CHARLES A. LEE. 


Dates 


Description of Work or Supplies to be up to which Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions, 


. 5 General Conditions, and form of Tender. Remarks, 
e sti 'g yril 
Tendered for. onder be the y ha secn, 


Governinent Architect’s Branch. 


Contractors’? Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Gydasy; and Public School, 
Forest Lodge. 


Erection of New Partition, General Repgirs, 
Painting, &c., Public School, Forest Lodge. 


25 July, 1910 


“Additions, Repairs, and Paes Public ; 25 July, 1910 ; Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
School, Goolagonz. “ment, Sydney ; Public School, Goola- | 
; gong; and District Works Olfice, 
Bathurs*, 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depurt- 
ment, Sjdney; Public School, Talla- 
wang; and District Works Offite, 

i Bathurst. 


“Additions, Repairs, and Painting, Public { 25 July, 1910 
School, Tallawang. che 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
ment, Sydney; and Police Station, 
Drummoyne. 


Erection of Telephone Exchange, Post and 
Telegraph Office, Drummoyne. 


25 July, 1910 


Erection of New Building, Public School, 
Mullamuddy. 


25 July, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depari- ie ee 
ment, Sydney; Public School, Mullu- ny 
muddy; ard District Works Office, 


| Bathurst. . 


——— 


a > & 
Fresh Tenders. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works )epart- 
ment, Sydney; Court-house, Albury ; 
and District Works Office, Cootamundra 


Repairs, &c., to Court-house, Albury... 25 July, 1910 


Construction of Sea Wall and Wharf; Exca- 


25 July, 1419 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
vations, &c.,at Bantry Bay, Middle Harbour. | 


ment, pudney, 


Epheract ors’ Room, Public Works papas 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Tamworth ; and Putlic School, Nar- 
rabri. 


Repairs and Painting, Public School, Mark- | 25 July, 1916 Ceutnac tors’ Koom, Public Works Depart- 


Repairs, Alterations, and Hn OPA, Public | 25 July, 1910 | 
School, Narrabri. 


well. ' ment, Sydney; Di-trict Works Office, 
Newcastle ; and Public €chool, Mark- 
well, 


ns | | Re 


Contractors’ Rocm, Public Works Depart- | 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Petersham, 


"Tarpaving, Public School, Petersham .. 23 July, 1910 


~ Minor Repairs, Public School, St. Leonards ment, Sydney; and Public School, 


Alterations, Improvements, Painting, and | 25 July, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
East. St. Lecnirds East. 


Repairs, Additions, and Renovations, School | 25 July, 1919 | Hantensbors Room, Public Works Depart- 
~ and Teacher’s Residence, Public School, ; ment, Sydney; District Works Oifice, 
Ccolac. Cootamundra; and Public School, 

Coolac. ; 


Donte otore’ Room, , Public Wo-ks Depart- 


ment, Sydney; Disbe ‘let Works Office, 
Newcastle ; and Court-house, Gosford. 


Additions to Court-house, Gosford ... ... | 25 July, 1910 Fresh Tenders, 


eo Se LE ee 


Ocntractors’ Room, Public Works, Depart- { Fresh Tenders. 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Sie oar ; and aes School, apPlee 


Erection of Residence for Teacher, Public | 25 July, 19i0 


School, Copeton. 


Erection of New Buildings, Public School, 
~. Barry. 
' | 


Additions, &c., to Public School, Canterbury... 


25 July, 1910 


ment, Sydney; District Works Offic, 


Contractors’ Room, Public W orks Dopart- |. 
Hobburgis ; end Public eBchesl, Rony 


2 Aug, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart. 
* ment, Sydvey; and Public School, 


Canterbury. 


“Oontractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- l 
ment, Sydney; Court-house, Grafion ; 
and District Works Office, Lismore. 


Erection of Students’ Quarter s, Experimental 


2 Aug., 1910 
Farm, Grafton. 1 


3874 


TENDERS FOR FU 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 


{20 Juny, 1910. 


*BLIU WORKS—continued, 


Description of Work or Supplies to be 
Lendered for. 


Tenders will be 


Dates 


up to which Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions, 


General Conditions, and form of Tender, 
may be seen. 


Remarks, 
received. 


Government Architect’s Branch—continued. 


Erection of Police Buildings, North Goulburn 


2 Aug, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; “Police Station, North 
Goulburn; and District Works Office, 
Goulburn. 


Erection of Lock-up 


and Court-keeper’s 
Quarters, Orange. 


2 Aug., 1910 Conte Room, Public Works Departs Ws water oan 
ment, Sydney ; District. Works Office, 


Bathurst ; and Court- -house, Orange. 


Additions and Improvements to Public School, 
Edwardstown. 


ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
and Public 


Coot amundra ; 
Edwardstown. 


8chool, 


Erection of Post and Telegraph Office, and 
Residence at Woodstock. 


2 Aug. ., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Bathurst ; and Police Station, Wood- 


stock. 


Equipment for New Drying Room, Benevo- 
lent Asylum, Liverpool. 


2 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; 


Liverpool. 


2 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- ae ae 
and Court-house, lanes 


Additions to Hospital, Tamworth .., ase | 


2 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 
ment, Sydney; and Distiict Works 


Office, Tamworth. 


Erection cf Two Weathersheds, Public School, 
Cronulla. 


2 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 


Cronulla. 


Erection of Telephone Cabinets, at Mortdale 
and Petersham. 


2 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 


ment, Sydney. 


Frection of Telephone Cabinet in garden ‘of 
Mr. Veitch’s residence, Northwood, Lane 
Cove River. 


2 Aug., 1910 
ment, Sydney. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 


Repairs, Improvements, Painting, &c., Public 
School, Kincumber. 


Internal Renovations, &c., Post and Telegraph 
Office, Hunter’s Hill. 


Erection of Students’ Quarters, Experimental 
Farm, Glen Innes. 


Contractors’ Room, Fublic Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Kincumber. 


2 Aug., 1910 


2 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’? Room, Public Works Depart- | 


ment, Sydney. 


8 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- ! 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Armidale; and Experimental Farm, 
Glen Innes. 


Telephone Exchange ; and Laying on Water 
to premises, Post and Telegraph Office, 
Gundagai. 


8 Aug., 1910 j Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Cootamundra ; and Court-hous>, 
Gundagai. 


Repairs to Tarpaving, Public School, Summer 


Providing Additional Accommodation =| 
Hill. | 


8 Aug., 1910 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Summer Hill. 


Erection of New School and Teacher’s Resi- 
dence, Public School, Werris Creek. 


Contractor’s Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Tamworth; and Public School, Werris 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
8 Aug., 1910 | 


Erection of Police Station, at Scarborough ... | 


Erection of ‘Teacher’s 
School, Dunvegan. 


Residence, Public 


Creek. 

8 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- ! 
ment, Sydney; and Police Station, ' ~ 
Clifton. i 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Kempsey; and Public School, Dun- 

| vegan. 


8 Aug., 1910 


Additions, &., to Public School, Clunes 


8 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney ; District. Works Office, 
Lismore; Police Station, Bangalow; 
and Public School, Clunes. 


vs 


Erection of Police Station at Terry Hie Hie,,, 


8 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Tamworth ; and Police Station, Terry 
Hie Hie. 


20 Jury, 1910.]} NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 3875 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS—continued. 


Dates é ; ; 7 
AGS ° a Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions 
ae Pentcred ponte muha Ponicee wil be General Conditions, and form of Tender : Remarks, 
' received. may be seen, 


—_—_. . — 


Government Architect’s Branch—continued. 


Repairs to Teacher’s Residence, Public School, | 8 Aug., 1910 Contractors’ Room, Public Worts Depart- 
Greenwich, ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Greenwich. 
Additions to Public School, Gloucester » | 8 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- : 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Kempsey ; and Public School, Gloucester 
General Repairs, Renovations, &c., Military | 8 Aug., 1919 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


Premises, Parramatta. ment, Sydney; and Court-house, 


Parramatta, 


Erection of Gallery in Strong ‘Room, Lands | 8 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Office, Sydney. — ment, Sydney. 


Erection of Police Station at Adamstown... | 15 Aug., 1910 ; Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Newcastle ; and Police Station, Adams- 


town. 

Erection of Superintendent’s Residence, for | 15 Aug., 1910 {| Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Reception House; and Additions to Police ment, Sydney; and Reception House, 
Station, Darlinghurst. Darlinghurst. 

Erection of New Building, Public School, | 15 Aug, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Tom’s Lagoon. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 

Bathurst ; and Public School, Tom’s 
Lagcon. 


Boolaroo. ment, Sydney; Diatrict Works Office, 


Additions and Repairs to Public School, | 15 Aug., 1910 
Newcastle; and Public School, Boolaroo. 


Erection of Fencing, Public School, Narandera Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, fSydney; District Works Office 


and Public School, Narandera. 


15 Aug., 1910 


Erection of Fencing, Yarrangobilly Caves | 15 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 
Reserve. ment, Sydney; Court-house, Tumut; 
Police Station, Adaminaby; Caves 
House, Yarrongobilly; and District 


| | Works Office, Cooma. 


Contractors’ Room, Pubiic Works Depart- | 


Additions, &c., to Police Station, Argent-street, | 22 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Broken Hill. ment, Syduey ; Police Station, Argent- 
‘ etreet, Broken Hill; and District Works 

Office, Broken Hill. 


Harbours and Water Supply Branch. 


Construction of Pump Well, Engine-house, | 25 July, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


Service Reservoir, Kising Main, and Reticul- ment, Sydney; Public Works Office, 
ation, Water Supply, Dungog (Contract No. Newcastle ; and Court-house, Dungog. 
930). ; 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney ; Police Station, Wyong ; 
and Court-houge, Wollongong. 


Supply and Delivery of Turpentine Piles at | 25 July, 1910 
Port Kembla Jetty (Contract No. £32). 
| 


Supply and Delivery of Leather Sleeves for 
Sand Pump Dredges from Ist July, 1910, to 
30th June, 1911 (Contract No. 939). 


2 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Court-house, 
Forbes. 


Construction of a Supplementary Steel Service | 8 Aug, 1810 
Reservoir, Water Supply Extensions, Forbes 


(Contract No. 917). 


Extension of Reticulation, Water Supply, | 8 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Koom, Public Works Depart- | 


Singleton (Contract No. 937). ment, Sydney; Court-house, Single- | 
ton; and Public Works Office, New- 
castle. 


Irrigation and Drainage Branch. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


25 July, 1910 
ment, Sydney; and Court-houses, 


Censtruction of the Hay Branch of the Mur- 
rumbidgee Northern Canal (Contract No. 


929). Narandera and Hay. 

Erection of Low Level Timber Beam Bridge | 25 July, 1910 | Oontractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
over Bundidgerry Oreek, 3 miles south of ment, Sydney; and Oourt-houses, 
Grong Grong township, Murrumbidgee Narandera and Wagga Wagga. 


Northern Canal (Contract No. 925). 


start i A NS NR EN Ne TES 


3876 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. [20 Jury, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS—continued. ’ 


Dates 
up to which 
Tenders will be 
| received, 
| 


Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions; 
General Conditions, and form of Tender, _ Remarks. 
may be seen. 


Description of Work or Supplies to be 
Tendered for. 


Irrigation and Drainage Branch—continued. 


25 July, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Court-houses, 


Narandera and Wagga Wegga. 


Erection of Bridge over Bundidgerry Creek, | 
2 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 


at Grong Grong Homestead, Murrumbidgee 
Northern Canal (Contract No. 927). 


Construction of Two Regulators,—one on the 
Main Canal and one on the Hay Branch of 
the Murrumbidgee Northern Canal, one 
mile east of Yanko Siding (Contract No. | 
919). 


Construction of Cuttings, Sections 1 and mt 4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Great Ana-branch, Dailing River (Con- ment, Sydney; Court-houses, Broken 
tract No. 900). Hill, Wentworth, and Swan Hill (Vic.) ; 

Police Station, Mildura (Vic.); and 
Department of Public Works, Mel- 
bourne. 


4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; Court-houses, Broken 
Hill, Wentworth, and Swan Hill (Vic.) ; 
| Police Station, Mildura (Vic.); and | 


ment, Sydney; and Court-houses, 
| Narandera and Wagga Wagga. 


Freeh Tenders: 
Time extended. 


Construction of Bridges aud Regulators, Sec- 
tion No. 3, Great Ana-branch, Darling 
River (Contract No. 900). 


Fresh Tenders. 
Time extended. 


Department of Public Works, Mel- 


bourne. 


Railway Construction. 


a 


Construction of the Second Section of the | 2) Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Lockhart to Clear Hills Railway. ment, Sydney. 


Roads and Bridges Branch. 
Erection of Composite Truss Bridge over | 15 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Cockfighter Creek at Bulga, Road Singleton ment, Sydney; Public Works Office, 
to Bulga. |. Neweastle ; and Court-house, Singleton. 


(114) Department of Public Works, 
: Sydney, 6th July, 1910, - 
TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WATERING PLACES. 


‘ENDERS will be received at this Office for a lease of the Public Watering Places specified hereunder. 
Tenderers are requested to state what rental they are prepared to offer for a lease, or the lowest sum for which they will 
work the Watering Places with the privilege of retaining the collections as specified in the Regulations. 
Tenders must be addressed to the Tender Board, and endorsed with the name of the Public Watering Place for which the 


Tender is submitted, and accompanied by a negotiable deposit for the sum of £5, with the names and addresses of two sureties. 


for approval, 
The Department does not bind itself to accept any Tender. ; 
The lease will be subject to the provisions of the ‘‘ Public Watering Places Act of 1900,” and the Regulations’ thereunder. 


The lessee may cultivate the Tenant’s Lease, and any improvements which he may effect in the shape of clearing and. 


burning off timber may be considered in his favour s! ou'd he tender for a new lease at the expiration of his term. 
Copies of the Act, Regulations, Conditions of Lease, and Agreement may be seen and further information and forms 
of Tender may be obtained from the local District Works Officer, or from the Department of Public Works, Sydney. 


CHARLES A. LEE. 


Date from which 


: Area of Term Tenders close at 
Watering Flace. Tenant’s Lease. | Road. of Lease. | “Be yeese ney: be | 2p.m., as under— 
, ; gg ve vege : 
White Cliffs Tank No. 1 «| 6410 O O |} At White Cliffs .., tae ...| & years! 1 Sept.,1910 ...) 2 Aug., 1910 
Brura Tank couse bias | 689 8 O | Hillston to Cobar “te cline Wingy Socal eaasy ) Seale ees ” 
Wolfreys Weir ... e 802 0 0] Brewarrina to Goodooga SC ae . ae es a 
[416] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 18th July, 1910. 
APPLICATIONS FOR AMENDED LICENSES UNDER SECTION 19 OF THE “WATER RIGHTS AOT, 1902.” 


1 accordance with the “ Water Rights Act, 1902,” I hvureby acknowledge the receipt of the following applications for 
amended Licenses, and the dates and places specified hereunder are hereby appointed for the inquiries in regard thereto :— 


Nameof Applicant. | Nature of Work. Portion. Pai ish. | Couaty. | Land District. Date and Place of Inquiry. 
W.H. Armstrong) Raising height 13 Buddabadah | Oxley ..| Nyngan .,..| 8th August, 1910; 2 p.m, 
and Bros. of dam on Court-house, Nyngan. 
Bogan River, : dirt 
ser SA of} Dam on Forest 105 Conargo ...| Townsend...| Deniliquin..,| 18th August, 1910; 10 a.m.,, 
Re Thomas) Creek, ~ “"| Qourt-house, Deniliquiny — 


_——— te 


———— 


The inquiries will be held by the Local Land Board ; and all persons interested are hereby notified to attend, and if they 


pinta ee eae to the granting of either of the amended. Licenses, they should state their objections at the inquiries hereby 


CHARLES A. LER, - - pee 
Minister for Public Woks; 


2) Juty, 1910.) 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 


3877 


LICENSES under the “ Second-hand Dealers and Collectors Act, 1906,” have been issued as under :-— 


Place where issued. 


West Maitland Banham, Emmett... 50 
Do ...| Kennedy, Roger J.... 
Do ...| Moylan, James 
Broken Hill ,.. ...| Peek, August Ludwig : 
Do 306 ‘ce Tregoning, Joseph Edward — 
Do tee ...| Miller, David 
Do | Campbell, Thos. Edward . 
Central Polite Coutt,, Artis, Edward Coll .. 
Do ».| Hunt, Frances inio. 
Do Longlaxd, William ... 
Do McIntosh, Alexander 
Do ...| Parry, James rh 5 
Do .. | Papkin, Millie Bee ve 
Do .. | Smedley, Ruby ots eae 
Do ...| Tuck, Thomas ise ine 
Do ...| Vanpraag, Louis seh 
Do Vaughan, Francis ... tes 
Do Asher, Michael an ves 
Do ...| Barnett, Aaron 60 ab 
Do ...| Barry, Ambrose .. as 
Do ...| Curotta, Rachel ,., act 
Do Daldry, George C. ... vee 
Do ...| Hargreaves, James ... toe 
Do ...| Hodder, Herbert R. ves 
Do ...| Hazelton, Henry A. tee 
Do »..| Lipman, Israel eC vee 
Do «| Landow, John wae toe 
Do ...| Malam, Thomas _,., tee 
Do ...| Munsell, Eugene Andrew ... 
Do ...| O’Brien, Peter aes Nae 
Do Peripato, Marino ... : 
Do Smith, Norman An : 
Do ». | Smith, Thomas ott “ 
Do ...| Slom, ‘Jacob .. ot 
Do ...| Thompson, George Robert... ne 
Do ...| Tick, Robert ves tee 
Do ae Vanpraag, Louis... 36 
Do ...| Varley, John 500 ae 
Newtown : ...| Murphy, Jeremiah , ss 
Do ; Dettmer, Catherine. “ 
Do ° Goodwin, Edward Thomas.. ee 
Do : .. | Dixon, Albert Charles 
Do hes Williams, James Henry .., 
Do ...| Austen, Thomas... one 
Do 500 ...| Shephard, Frederick soe 
Do : »«-| Dunn, John... aoe see 
Do Solomon, David Jacob ee 
Do e hes Bell, Arthur James... Sc 
Do . Spozetta, Francis Norman .. 
Do ...| Hardwick, Herbert... 
Do ise ...| Skinner, Frederick Stanley... 
Do Ay fi Stewart, Donald .... ant 
*Parkes ...| Scoble, John Thomas nti 
West Maitland ...| Marquett, Tasman Armand 
Do | Grace, William 4. nee 
Douzinea 
Balma n vee ...| Perdriau, George Alexander 
Do tae ...| Solomon, David _... 
Do ae ...| Bartlett, Thomas George Arthur .. 
Do Ke ..| Hickey, Denis John . . 
Do tee ...| Carter, Thomas Benjamin ihe 
Do : .| Rose, Alfred Pugent ne 


ae 
Barmedman .., 


Do cas a 
Blayney 0 re 
Broken Hill ,,.. fe 


Name of Licensee. 


| 


Where Premises situated or Address. 


During tHe Monty or Apnrit, 1910, 


sa} 


Rutherford .., ape nate 
Kurri Kurri .., ane ace 
Rutherford... ne 


Dougine tHE Montu or May, 1910. 
...| Blende-street, Broken Hill ... 


~ Bunyon, Stanley Charles .., 


Minter, Ernest Edmund .,., 

do oa 
McKay, Betsey vee vee 
Bollen, Wn... doe eee 


Stone, Joseph Ernest et 


et Pike, Charles Ree ht 
...| Chadwick, Arthur ... nae 


Do Ace Moyes, Robert ate ree 
Do se ...| Curtiss, Patrick ... aa 
Do ath vat Winking, bercy. Des ses eee 
Do ap »..| Firkins, Thomas F.. & 
Camden ARG ..| Doust, Horace eed sae 
Campbelltown Spearing, Edwin .., 
Central Police Court... Asher, Solomon  ... ae 
Do ealeA Xels ‘Téon nae see 
Do aR Brown, Leslie James ava 
Do a Barnett, Aaron Rai 


Argent-street, Broken Hill . 
Chloride- Breet Broken Hill. 


“Southern Cross Hotel,’’ Broken Hill 
155 George-street West, Sydney 


poe 


Stall, Markets, Hay- -atrect, SSP 


107 Liverpool- -street, Sydney 

48 Gipps-street, Prymont aC 
107 Regent- street, Sydney .., 
151a William- street, Sydney 

7 Norton-street, Sydney spe 
243 Oxford- treet, Sydney ... 
48 Albion-street, Sydney te 
426 Elizabeth-street, Sydney 

11 Brumby-street, Sydney ,.. 
11 Foveaux-street, Sydney ... 
59 Brisbane-street, Sydney ... 


PENSE Reservoir-street, Sydney ... 


12 Brisbane-street, Sydney ... 


Ee 355 Harris-street, Sydney ... 
.| 239 Elizabeth-street, Sydney 
..| 29 Nithsdale-street, Sydney... 


138 Commonwealth- street, Sydney 


..| 88 Adelaide-street, Sydney .. 


20 Corben-street, Sydney ... 


...| 583 Harris-street, Sydney 


55 O’Connor-street, Sydney... 
3 Seal’s-place, Sydney vee 


...| 883 Harris-street, Sydney 


do do aa 
24, Randle-street, Sydney ... 


19 Little Norton street, Sydney 


...| 47 Edward-street, Pyrmont... 


48 Albion-street, Sydney 


..| 5 Francis-street, Glebe a 


530 King-street, Newtown 
68 Orystal-street, Petersham 


Marrickville-road, Marrickville 


77 Parramatta-road, Camperdown ... 


61 King-street, Newtown .., 


.| Woniora-road, Blakehurst ... 


107 King-street 


.| 19 Susan-street, Camperdown 


75 Watkin-street, Newtown.. 


.| 760 Parramatta-road, Petersham 


17 Bridge-street, Erskineville 


...| 7 Hlswick-street, Petersham..,, 
...| 24 O’Connell-street, Newtown 


aes 


Clarinda-street, Parkes 
West Maitland ae AAG 
do ae Hee 


Tur Monts or June, 1910. 


o{ fe me fe ye Wie 6 1's: 
ees Race, ee 


Cary-street, Drummoyne ... 
684 Darling-street, Balmain.., 
95 Weston-road, Balmain 
21 McKenzie-street, Rozelle... 
16 Callan-street, Rozelle’... 
4, Wise-street, Balmain Ae 
8 Elizabeth-street, Rozelle ... 
Queen-street, Barmedman .,, 
do do vee 


.| Hill-street, Blayney ... 
Morgan- lane and Sulphide “street, “Broken 


Hill. 


* Junction Hotel,” Broken Hill 


Cavendish-street, Concord ... 
Lang-street, Croydon * 
Fernhill-street, Canterbury ... 
Beamish-street, Campsie ase 
Russell-street, Strathfield ... 

do do 7) 
Argyle-street, Camden vee 
Appin .. 


be Vis Campbell-street, Camperdown ... 


(Stall), Markets, Hay- “street, ‘Sydney 
do 


do 


Bowman-street and Abattoir-road, Sydney 
(Stall), Markets, Hay-street; - Sydney 


Nature of License. 


Collector’s. 
do 
do 


Second=hind dealer’s. 
do 
do 
Collector’s. 
Second-hand dealer’s. 


Oo 


do 
Second-hand dealer’s, 
do 
do 
do 
do 
Collector’s, 
do 


do ; 
Second-hand dealer’s, 


: 0 
. Collector’s. 


..| Second-hand dealer’s. 


do 
: do 
. | Collector’s. 
do 
do 
do 


..| Second-hand dealer’s, 


Collector’s. 
Second-hand dealer’s. 
Collector’s. 


.| Second-hand dealer’s. 


Collector’s. 


0 
..| Second-hand dealer’s. 


Collector’s. 
Second-hand dealer’s. 
do 
do 
do 


em LL TN 


* In lieu of notification published in Gazette of 15th June, 1610 (So, 97), 


SEL es 


Place where issued, 


Central Police Court... 


Do 
Do 
Do 
lo 
Do 
Do 


Cobar ... 
IDYoy “ase 
Coonamble 


Cootamundra ... 
East Maitland 


Germanton 
Glebe ... 
Doreen. 


Grafton 
Do 
Inverell 
Lismore 
Io 
Lithgow 
Do 
Liverpool 
Manly... 
Moss Vale 


Murrumburrah 


Do 

Do 

Do 
Newtown 


Nundle if 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 


[20 Juny, 1910. 


SECOND-HAND DEALERS AND COLLECTORS’ LICENSES ISSUED—continued. 


Name of Licensee, 


| 
| 


Where Premises situated or Address, 


During Tur Monin oF Jung, 1919—continued. 


Cohen, Herman  ... $5 
Collins, Daniel ne SS 
Cohen, Julia ote AS 


De Groen, Bernard... 
Dugmore, Joseph John ae 
Dav:s, Henry Mee 
Dawes, Arthur Tom 
Freedman, Harris 

Fitz, Harry ... 

Freedman, Isagc 


Giacconi Antonio ... vee re 
Hyams, Jaco) re sie o. 
»., Joseph, Elijah . 


-| Koops, Robert Henry ses 


.| Lipman, Maria 


| Lee, Ada Ae can oe ué 
AD May, Alfred... Aae oe a 
.... Marks, Charles ioe ae si 

| Pigott, Maria a 


Price, Ernest flawiher: FOUN. 


ote Scudamore, Johanna ate 
| Symonds, Lewis 


4 Clarke, Amos 


.| Thompson, Arthur Percival 


Spiegel, Philip ae 
Spurway, Frank Robert 
Scott, William 435 
Smith, Thomas Kay... tee 
S‘ewart, Snsan A via as 
Waddell, Donald .., Be ve 
Axel, Leon ... ; : 


Debrieore, Kugene 


i Johnson, Henry 


Keenan, Francis 3 
Munse}], Eugene Andrew ... 


Monaghan, Timothy John ., i 


Monaghan, John 
Peripato, Marino 
Spiegel, Philip 
Simmons, Samuel 
Stretz, Edward Ernest 


White, Edward ; 
Wilson, John Stuart 
Moodey, Stuart ses Sat 
do 
Treland, Davil Laurence 
Roffe, Edward ate 
Stuart, Archibald Robert wee 
Piggott, Charles Henry ... 
Langlois, Charles B. : 
Jenkins, Arthur 
Munro, Riehard ... 


Lyell, Albert eas Aes 
Smalley, James cos ie 
Jenkins, Albert Theodore ... 
Ryan, Nora Teresa ... as i 


Munro, Arthur Robert 
Wilson, William Henry 
Goodwin, James F. ... 


Andersen, Christian A. ses Be 


James, Edward Gecrge ... 
Williams, James 


Phillips, Michael... | ow 


Dillon, Patrick Phillip... 2 
Upton, Thomas id 
Brown, William 3 

Wi'son, Charles Keith 

Murphy, Edward Henry 

Chauvin, Dominicus 

Sykes, Thomas : 

Tracey, Matthew Edwin 

Sontain, Joseph —... y 
Mansfield, Joseph Arthur ... 
Firkins, Thomas B frederick... 
Grovenor, Arthur Washington 
Gouin, Jobn.. ne ata 
Rudd, 'Bertic ‘ 
Kirby, John.. 


| Bentley, Osta 


Bowerman, Percy 


Giffin, Edward Ct harids ATiiards 
Whalan, Cyrus-Joseph ... 


Mercer, Farias McKean = 
Cunham, John Ke st 
Trinks, George Frederick ae 


| 84 George-street West, Sydney ... 


446 Georze-street, Sydney ... vee 
(Stall). Ma: kets, ai -street, Sydney 
34 Park-street, Sydney awe se 
641 George- -strect, Sydney ... aa 
147 Geo ge-strcet West, Sydney 

308 Bourke-street, Sydney ... 
(Stull), Markets, eee street, Sydney 
289 Crown: street, 5 ydney : 
(Stall), Markets, Hag street, Sydney 

do do 


do do 
743} William-street, Sydney... a 
115 Liverpool street, Sydney 
Se Markets, Ilny- -street, Sydney 
do do 
1 Albion-street, Sydney... vee 
453 Ki izabeth-street, Sydney one 
596 Harris-street, Sydney ... e 
99 King-street, Sydney 
(Stall), “Markets, Hay-street, Sydney 
125 George-street West, Sydney. 
110 Vevonshire-street, Sydney 
3 Albion-street, Sydney aan ae 
15 Flinders-street, Sydney .. : 
70 Hay-street, Sydney : a 
Marketa, Iay- -street, Sydney. eee 


1 Bulwarra-road, Ultimo .., sce 
pa ede Crown-street, Sydney af 
23 Pelicin-street, Sydney ... ut 
57 Goulburn-street, Sydney Bee 
11 Levey-street, Sydney... 505 
Y Bateman’s-lane, Sidney ... an 


583 Harris-street, Sydney 

9 Chippen-street, ee auey 5 
do 5 vee 

3 Seal’s-place, Sy x 

110 Devonshire-street, Sydaey ne 

Bulwarra-road, Ultimo 

233 Commonwealth-street, Sydney 


a £8 Goulburn-st eet, Sydney 


3 Delleyue-street, Sydney 
57 Little Belmore Saad: Ye 


Nyngan-road, Cobar . ee 

do ae Hs 
Coonamble ... ay ee Ris 
Cootamundra . ae 


Past Mait land | sets 
Albury- street, Germanton ae 
5 White-street, Leichhardt ... 
5 Foster-Sbreet, Veichhardt ... 
8 Junior-street, Leichhardt .. 


Gladstone-street, Leichhardt x 


Sterling-street, Glebe 

5 Foster-street, Leichhardt ... Aer 
191 Parramatta-road, Leichhardt ... 
17 Wells-street, Annandale... 
Park-road, Glebe... vie 


Prince-street, Grafton’ bad 
do do aie 
Inverell Be ns ves 
Conway-street, Lismore eas 
Woodlark-street, Lismore ... a 
Lithgow Be oe <a “i 
do ane ee a% toe 
Liverpool : ie ee 
18 Whistler: street, Matly 3 5g 
Moss Vale... vee 
Murrumburrah » ma atc a 
Neil-streot, Harden ... fits sah 
Albury-street, Murrumburrah see 
do ~ si 
319 King-street, Newtown 1. © ase 
Cowprr-strect, Marrickville . ao 


24. Junction- road; Summer Hill a 
Wardell-road, Marrickyili” one : 
82 College-street, Camperdown see 
Merton-street, Petersham ae 
104 Union-street, Erskineville 


St. George’s parade, Hurstville .,, 
..| Reidedale, Gordon-street, Marrickville 
...| 65 Park-street, Erskineville... 


17 Grose-street, Camperdown a 
38 Park-road, St. Peters _,,, 
Bowling Alley Poict ., ne 


wets, Bene Hawreiene, 
Coe eT, Oe IE: 


| Nature of License. 


Second-hand dealer’s. 
do 
do 
do 
do 


do 


. Second-hand dealer’s, 


Collector’s. 


Collector’s. 
do 
Second-hand dealer’s. 
Collector’s. 
Second-hand dealer’s 
Collector’s. 
Second-hand dealer’s. 
Collector’s. 


do 
Seconj-hand dealer’s. 


do 
do 
do 
do 
Collector’s, 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 


Second-hand dealer’s. 


- 


Tamworth 


20 Jury, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 


3879 


SECOND-HAND DEALERS’ AND COLLECTORS’ LICENSES ISSUED—continued. 


Place where issued. | 


Name of Licensee, 


Where Premises situated or Address. 


Paddington ... 
Do % * 


Parramatta 


Do 
Do 


Penrith 


Queanbeyan .., 


Redfern sist 


: Gilbert, Harvey 


Do 
Wagga Wagga 
Do 
Water Police Court .. 
Do bys 
Do 
Water Police Court ... 


Dorine tHE Montu.or Jung, 1910—continued, 


Austin, James John... 
Solomon, Solomon . 
Ware, Charles SRO 


...| Dunk, Dayid™.. 
...| Pearson, Wemyssina dic 
...| Gibson, John Arthur ace 


Ahern, Laurence ..., 


.| Abrahams, Reginald 


Keene, Arthur Richards 
Weeden, Mark 


a Perrin, Markus Fon 


Slack, Isare Platt ... 


.| Scanlon, Michael 


Edwards, Leslie M 2 


Biggs, Sidney Charles shi 


A Biggs, William Henry vee 
.| Biggs, Arthur Alfred aor 


Lavender, Stephen ... 


...| O'Neill, Thomas Rutledge .. 


Medcalf, Albert J. ... 


...| Russell, Ernest i 
...| Crump, John Edwin Harry 


Brooks, Charles 


Whitmore, Frank 


.| Whitmore, Charles... 


Mapstone, George Henry . 
Tindall, Albert 


= Collins, Robert dlesendee™ jE 
Pid oe lil Charles James 
wed Corrie, Charles Ebenezer ... 


Andrew, William 

Sincocks, Edward 

Blake, Charles Henry 
Corrick Frederick ... 
Downes, Ernest John 
Walker, William George Hr 


Warne, "Henry 


Hilton, George 


...| Silver, William 


Ballard, Juho Henry soe 


Dunn, William Thomas .,,, 
do do 


Anchor, Mary 


...| 869 Oxford-street, Paddington 


326 Oxford-street, Paddington re 
228 Oxford-street, Paddington ae 


| 25 Queen-street, Woollahra... 


92 Queen-street, Woollahra ., 
39) Oxford-str2et, Woollahra 


4 Houston-street, Kensington .. nee 


...| 49, Newland-street, Waverley 


18 Denizon-street, Woollahra 

365 Oxford-street, Paddington 
6 Gipps-street, P.ddington ... 
Church-street, Parramatta ... 


Guiidford 
Sydney-road, A uburn 


Katoomba 


...| Surveyor-street, Queanbeyan 


182 Redfern-street, Redfera Aah 


12 Vine-street, Darlington ... sok 
5 Little Cleveland street, Redfern .., 


wa 87 Botany -street, Waterloo ... ace 


...| 2894 Henderson-road, Alexandria .., 


Coates, William B. (trading as Tost 


and Rohu). 
Clarke, George Edward 


Phillips, Tsaac ate one 


Do Papkin, Millie se aos 
Do «..| Papsin, Abraham ... ap 
Do Coughlan, John... sor 
Do Martin, Albert Edward .,., 
Do Vineup, Herman ... ves 
Do Harris, Charles 
Do Travers, Frank : 
Do ...| Williams, Andrew .., Sc 
Do ..| Brennen, William Francis. ee 
ldo ...| Clarke, Gilbert aod atc 
Do ...| Smith, Joseph ae coo 
> Do McKeon, Charles ... aes 
Do Freeman, Henry ... ise 
Do ..| Watson, Sydney William .., 


West Maitland 


Do 
Do 


Wollongong ... bi 
Do : 
Do a av 
Do noe ee 


Wall, Walter Sydney Shc 


Morris, Alfred Henry tee 


Morris, Lewis or mee 
Osborne, Robert... sot 
Frew, James ace gat 
Osborne, Robert sie 
Frew, Jame; ret act 


156, Botany-street, Waterloo 
do do “Ac 


cf 281 Henderson-road, Alexandria 


41 Myrtle-street, Darlington 


.| 37 Garden-street, Alexandria 


26 Botany-road, Alexandria... ... 
4 King-streei, North Botany 

36 Young-street, Redfern 

12 Frederick-street, Alexandria 


3 Taylor-street, Waterloo 


Napoleon-street, North Botany 
Want-street, North Botany ... 
62 Rosehill-street, Redfern ... 
45 Ivy-str.et, Redfern sue are 
9 Beaumont-street, Waterloo a0N 


Peel-street, Tamworth 
Hill-street, Tamworth 


Baylis-street, Wagga Wagga soe 
do do Ova 


33 Erskine-street, Sydney ... 
10 Moore-street, Sydney .., 


28 Erskine-street, Sydney 


.... 73 Flinders-street, Sydney ... see 


151A William-street, Sydaey 


do COs gyrate vee 
560 Crown-street, Sydney ... Gs 
346 Riley-street, Sydney ... foc 


104 Dowling- atreet, Sydney... ae 
9 Little Selwyn street, Paddirgton... 


..|. 188 Darlinghurst- road, Sydne ya se. 


39 Princea-street, Sydney we se 
6 Edgeley-street, Surry Hills vos 
120 Riley-street, Sydn:y ... eee 
119 Kent-street, Sydney... vee 


56 Darling-street, Sydney ... iv 
147, Crown-street, Sydney ... a5 


.| 78, Fitzroy-street, Sydney ... es 


West Maitland Aaa ree Vea 
do eee eee eoe 
do Bor por owe 

.| Crown-street, Wollongong ... bot 
do ee vee 
do eos oo6 


eee 


Nature of License. 


Second-hand dealer's’ 


Collector’s. 
do 
do 
do 
do 


Second-hand dealer’s. 


Collector’s. 
do 


do 
do 
do 
do 


Second-hand dealer’s. 


do 
Collector’s. 
do 
do 


do 
do 


Second-hand dealer’s. 


do 


to) 
Collector’s. 


.| Second-hand dealer’s. 


do 
do 


Collector’s, 
do 


.| Second-hand dealeyr’s. 


Collector’s. 
do 


do 
do 


..| Second-hand dealer’s, 


do 


8880 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 


[336] 


Name. 


Department of Navigation, 
Sydney, 14th July, 1910. 


HE following List of Certificates issued by the Department of Navigation, from the 1st January to 30th June, 1910, is 
published for general information. 


JOHN 8. D’ARCY, 


[20 Jury, 1910. 


Acting Secretary. 


Nature of Certificate. 


No. 


Adam, Lachlan McLean ... 
Allin, Geo. Thos. ... 50 
Andersen, Andrew... 
Andreson, Carl... Ate 
Andrew, James Ironside .. 
Bankes, Jos. Hadfield 
Baxter, Wm. John.. 
Beaton, John a “a 
Bias, Jas. Wm. Spence Bee 
Black, John te 
Boulton, Percy Edward .. 
Bowman, Harry Alexander 
Brand, Jas. John Cantley... 
Breach, Frederick Grant ... 
Brook, Jas, Arthur 
Brown, Walter Harold 
Campbell, Thos. 
Carr, Edward Clarence 
Clarke, John Chas. Bonarius 
Clinton,-Andrew Patrick . 
Colhoun, John Stanley M. 
Cooper, Edw. Percy #, 
Cossentine, William 
Crane, Russell Miller 
Cullen, John 
Cullen-Ward, 
Douglas. 
Dale, Thomas Read 
Davey, Arthur Henry 
Davies, Thcs. Owen 
Divine, Chas. Lawford 
Doull, Alexander ... 
Doyle, Howard John 
Egan, Jos. Francis .. 
Embrie, Jas. 
Eyre, Wilfred John Swales 
Farrelly, Hugh ... ; 
Foley, Thos. Jos. ... 
Fraser, Hector 
Frazer, Jos. Jas. 
Geary, Maurice _.., 


Walter 


Gilmour, William .. ; 

Gordon, ‘Linton Matheson... 

Gow, Francis Moxtagul 

¢ Wallace. | 

Gowing, Daniel John | 

Grothkop, Wilhelm: 
Frederich. 


Guthrie, Albert Noel 
Halfacre, Geo. Thomas 
Harrod, Finer Sam * 
Hegarty, Arnold Raymond 
Henze, Wm. Henry as 
Hildebrand, Henry For | 
Hiaodman, Attaham Geo... 

- Holburn, ‘Henry J 08. ae 
Hugh, Richard Wm. 
Treland, James Ross 
Jurd, Archibat d McDonald 
Jurd, Archibald McDonald} 
Karsten, Edward ... 


. Kendall, Geo. Wm. 


{st Class Engineer.. 


Master, Harbour est River 


Mate, Coast 
Master, Foreign ... 
2nd Mate, Foreign 

2nd Engineer 


...| ard Engineer Pre ae 
Pilotags hat ane 


Ist Mate, Foreign. 


Pilotage... at hes 
znd Engineer a a 
20d Mate, Foreign sab 
Marine Surveyor ... « 
3rd Class Engineer aise 


8rd Engineer 


Ist Engineer wee dé 


Master, Coast 


Master, Harbour and River 
2nd Engineer ae 5b 
Ist Mate, Foreign ... cr 


Pilotage 

Master, Foreign 

Ist Mate, Forcign... 

2nd Engineer poe 
do Se 

Ist Class Enginee... 


do 
Pilotage .., 


do rf mee 


2nd Mate, Foreign. 
Ist Mate, Foreign... 


...| 2nd Mate, Foreiga Steam. ie 
| 3rd Engineer 


lst Mate, Forcign... 
Master, Foreign 
3rd Engineer 


Master, Harbour ys apiche tok 


3rd Engineer 
Pilotage .. 

3rd Class Engineer ,. we 
2nd Engineer sie 
Pilotage ... sic 
2nd Kngineer 


do 
do 


Pilotage 


..| Master, Foreign 


3rd Engineer. : 
2nd Mate, Foreign 
3rd Engineer Bi 
2nd Mate, Foreign 


Master, Harbour & River.. 


3rd Engineer 
2nd Engineer 


vee 


Master, Harbour and ee 


Pilotage 


Matter, C-ast, Steam 7” 


| Pilotage 
2nd Engireer 


eee 


ee 


| Lamb, Wm. Loban Gray... 
| Lapraik, Robt. Patterson ... 
} Livingstone, Kenneth 
2 4 Lyall, John 5 
| Marr, Jas. Runcie.., 


} Marshall, Alexander 

Webster. 

} Marshall, Alexander 
Webster. 


i Merrett, Albert Wm. aed 
} Michel, John Wm. 


| McKay, Jas. Murray 
} McLean, John 


| McLellan, Archibald Ander- 


McMahon, Henry ... nal 
| McMiles, Alexander a 
McNicol, Malcolm Albert... 


| Macdonald, Alan Hamiltoa 
! Mackenzie, John ... 

| Nowland, Louis Raymond 
f Oliver, Ktwbt. Kenilworth.. 

i Ohleen, Albert Maurice .. 
| Olsen, Alfred ‘ bg 
§ Pilcher, Elias Tomlin in 
f Proctor, Thos. 


| Reece, Wm Henry de: 
| Rees, Rhys Garfield 
# Robinson, 


} Sadler, Harold Cecil 
| Salvatori, Wm. Henry 
| Smi:h, Alexander ... 
| Smith, Arthur Brown a 
| Sporsen, Axel Emil Isodor 


» Tellick, Frederick Wm. 


Weattexton, Chas. Stanley... 


Name. 


MecAulliffe, Jas. ... oat 


McLean, John Bruce 


son. 


Macdonald, Jas. Edward .., 


Redmond, John 


Nicholas Lake ... 
Rose, Sydney Hughes 


Steen, Martin Gulli 
Steer, Percy 

Stein, Ernest Anton. 
Stevenson Douglas Leo 
Stier, Rudolph _... 
Stiles, Sidney J. H. 
Strang, John Jas.... 
Tarleton, Hy. Edw. 


Thirlaway, Robert 
Thompson, Wm. ... 
Do ae 
Tobin, Joseph Arthur 
Tufnell, Geo. is 
Wall, Daniel Patrick 
Webb, Victor Gordon 


Wickens, Albert Geo. .... 
Wightman, Robert 
Williamson, Alexander 
Wrigley, Eric Adrian 
Yeadon, Chas. Reid 


Nature of Certificate, No. 

let Mate, Foreign... | 552 
Pilotage -... oe ».| 2916 
do 2917 
Ist Mate, Foreign, ‘Steam... 40 
Master, Foreign ... ..| 643 
Extra Master... 637 
Marine Surveyor ... 101 
2ad Engineer if 678 
..., 38rd Engineer tow 1014 
do ; 1001 
do 1006 
do 1016 
do : 999 
Master, Foreign ... 635 
3rd Engineer bee --.{ LOL2 
do aes 1008 
2nd Engineer __... 681 
Pilotage 2903 
Master, Foreign ... 639 
Ist Mate, Foreiga... 556 
2ed Engineer soe 679 
~ do as 683 
Pilotage... M2 2912 
3rd Engineer : ...| 1000 
Pilotage ... nie ...| 2909 
do ae ne ...| 2916 
3rd Engineer yy. . | 1015 
1st Mate, Foreign .. 551 
do 549 

2nd Engineer 5 675 
3rd Mngineer nee 1005 
do et 1002 
Ist Mate, Foreign... 545 
2nd Engineer 692 
2nd Mate, Foreign, Steam.. 29 
Pilotage +... 218 
Ist Mate, Foreign.. of 564 
3rd Engineer nigh 995 
2ad Mate, Foreign wa! O66 
1st Class Engineer 442 
3rd Class Engineer ..| 994 
Master, Harbour and River| 1027 
3rd Engineer 3 is | LOLO 
Ist Engineer Se 439 
2nd Mate, Foreign 563 
Ist Mate, Foreign... salt Od 
2nd Engineer eae | 676 
Pilotage BS 2905 
Master, Harbour and Fiver 1029 
Master, Foreign ... per lapeeo ark 
Pilotage ran ,..| 2908 
Ist Mate, Foreign. y, 558 
Pilotage «... 2913 
Master, Harbour and River 1026 
Pilotage .., it .. | 2910 
3rd Engineer es 1009 
Ist Mate, Foreign, Steam. 39 
2nd Mate, Foreign | 565 


DISTRICT COURTS. 


NOTICE is hereby given that District Courts will be holden at the Court-house at the places and at the times hereunder specified. 


When Court to he held. 


Place. —— ee ee Bogen moaee Registrar by whom notice given. 
Date. Hour. ; 
Albury : Ff 17 Aug., 1910...) 10 | 30 July, 1910...) 15 July, 1910...) J. J. Kingemiil. 
Corowa. ath itn| 2O-as aed 2 SAW yee, ee.|| Lacs; x R. Hughes. 
Hay ... c: Snes 4 r 10 | 18 July, ,, 28 June, ,, ...| WH. Harrison. 
Lismore... nee el Ora fe 10 DRAM Dee ys 2July,” “se HeA ace burce. 
Moss Vale ... x. «.| 15-Sept., -—,, 10 | 29°. 3 4 Loy » «| G. 8. Shepherd, 
Murwillumbah... iz.) 23 Aug. j see) Set Daan * Qe ; H. L. Meads. 
Orange Mi va ie) 1B 28 3 _ 10 Yo ficcundgee towsan 2-du.e; ~ 4; Ii. L. Leary. 
Seeieion a 368 st.| 26eSept,«.,, vost, EELO Sept, "1910.. 15 July, *, .. | P. HE. Eldershaw. 
Wo a Wagga wn a Me Oe ee 10 3 Aug., FH 4 24June, , J. D. Walker, J.P. 
ngong tee ee 21 July, ” ° 10 4 July, n 27 ” ” ae J. Saunders. 


* E 
ats , 


20 Jury, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 3881 


QUARTERLY LICENSING COURTS. 
Pusiioans, Bexweus, Spreitr MeRonants, &0. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Quarterly Licensing Oourts, under the Liquor Act, 1898, and the Liquor (Amendment) Act, 19(5, 
for the consideration of applications for Publicans, Colonial Wine, Brewers, and Spirit Merchants, Booth, Stand, or Packet 


Licenses, renewals, removals, and transaction of other business, will be holden at the respective Court-houses and Police Offices rt 
the following places, on the dates and hours specified. 


When Court to be held. 
Date of Notice from 


Licensing District. ce a Seg Convened by 
Date. Hour 

Bellingen 200 ...| 2L. dune, 1910 ....| 26 July, 1910 ...) 11 -| F. W. Johnston, C.P.S. 
Berrima (Moss Vale) . ne ot VOORM av... ap Alaratie aes 5 ...| il | @. 8. Shepherd, C.P.S. 
Bombala .. Pa ans a palace dunes eee. EINZOT 5 7 | 11 | H. B. Copeland, C.P.S. 
Braidwood ‘ Sn Pe ae AUDA ae i" ..| 10 | G. R. Williams, C.P.S. and C.L.C, 
Brisbane Water (Gostora) ee cal Pees ays eee se . =-| 10° |°F. L. Foster, C. PS. 
Camden .., : Ses, re bent; oF .{ 10 | W.Schwarer, A.C.P.S. 
Cooma .,.. we at cx wy ELON is ; fol s *; eatery jdie Ge Hattersley, C.P.S. 
Cootamundra .., cg ae Cake Zia . bth AAT (gt 7 . | 10 | H.F. W. Fletcher, C.P.S. 
Dungog ... “6 oe oui AERA! 5 oe ce 3 ; 10 | A.D. Donnelly, C.P.S. 
Germanton are ne the 5 alee a ‘ Reo eS ae . cole LO =.) dat. Healy, A.C_PS, 
Grafton ... eff Hoe seh a3) ir ieee 3 Ey le tf ...| Il | M. Cleeve, C.L.C. 
Grenfell ... ae ies Ar agile, i nal Washam 5.3) fe eA a tage Jeffreys, (Big asp 
Hay 408 act et ia ae ES al cong ates . eels Bee artisonss Oks 
Inverell . 508 AEG oes Ada) Zl + | Shas H. ole Li eC. G. Vindin, C.L.C. 
Kiama. ... ai meieao May, . ned eer, i . | 10 | G@. Wheeler, C.L.C. 
Manning River (Taree) 00 ) lO dunes 5 ei 2G Z | IL | A. G. Olson; C-L.C. 
Menindie.. nee “A see Noaiee SPE to cp Beis hele ess n stall xogetiel a 8 har ion Oe Hullick, A.C.P.S. 
Murrurundi sa a aE Oe iF sceh Sle at 2 oe Lbs ledk, BaGaibsens C. 1G 
Murwillumbah ,.. AN Aelia ieee ms pee ne as F wee tOmegic ents Meads, C.P.S. 
Nambucca (Bowraville) Bar Pedbpacigd Wyse oss Ee eel ies 5 Aral) Aa wae Cunningham, A.C.P.S. 
Narrandera i = axe woe eae AC ase be oN chia af ..| 12 | 8. J. Hamblin, C.L.C. 
Newcastle an st ake Pet ng es 7 pis eae nf nll iret id SB Chippindall, C.P.S. and C.M. 
Parramatta vee tye ire estat Ome ys K el ey a ...| 10 | @. Addizon, O.L.C. 
Picton’... aie ey aps eae el Owe, os Sey 4 eae x ne ee Lo OAR: Hogue, C.P.S. 
Quirindi ... ae ae be plaka eee 5 Paleo i ted nO BoRoss. 0.28: 
Tumbarumba ... hea sist Cec omens cy Nak 2h ‘ sce ay ail . Fincham, C.P.C. 
Wrallz <2. Res ab a i | 13 Fs Be) fe inet is ssid ai, Cra ee ip Hungerford, C.L.C. 
Wentworth nn a ee alles May, 5 pagans ‘ eet | ©, A. Arnold, C.P:S. 
Yass oes Bale s ee Pe DAs ULC Saas | eae ...| 10°80 | W. Scott, C. isa C 
Young ... wes ry. ath salt ddully «05 ot Os x <a) tise hidveey Collins, C.L.C. 
(337} Department of Fisheries, 


Sydney, 20:h July, 1910. 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER OULTURE. 


4 is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture the 
portions of land set opposite their respective names as mentioned hereunder. 


Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Department daily, excepting 
Saturdays, between 11 and 3 o'clock, and on Saturdays betweem 11 and 12 o’clock. 


Any person may, by memorial to the Board of Fisheries, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds 
to be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. 


J. A. BRODIE, 


Secretary. 
] 
aoa Applicant. Locality. Parish. | Countyg steer eek ve Stee 
GrorGn’s RIVER. Yards. 
6562 { John Jones. ...| On the eastern side of Double Bay, at the| Sutherland...) Cumberland; 2C0 | 15 years 


north-east corner of Thomas Rawlinson’s 
oyster lease No. 4,093, and extending north- 
easterly along the foreshore. 
6563 | Thomas Rawlinson. ...| Onthe western side of Froghcllow Bay, at the do hc do i Aen Diets, 
south-west corner of the applicant's oyster 
least No. 6,211, and extending south-easterly 
along the foreshore to the jetty. 


Port, STEPHENS. 


6601 | Samuel Turbert Hobart; On the northern bank of Limeburver’s Oreek,| Tomaree ...) Gloucester.... 20) | 5 years 
about 200 yards north-westerly from a 
point due north across the creek from 
the north-west corner of F, H, Griffin’s 
portion No. 5 of 100 acres, and extending 
north-westerly along the foreshore, 


Hawkessury RIVER. 
6476 | John William Johnson , On the western side of Spectacle Island, at) Patonga ...) Northumber-; 800 5 years 
| the southern end of oyster lease No. 6 ,03 36 land. 
and extending south south-westerly along 
the foreshore, being identical with J. G. os 
Malout’s surrendered oyster lease No. 4,779 


Ce a 


3882 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. [20 Jury, 1910. 


Mines Department Dotices, 


APPOINTMENT. 
DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 


HIS Excell.ncy the Go-ernor, with the advice of the Executive Council, fas been pleased to appoint 


Constable J. R. Loman, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, Mining Registrar, and Officer authorised to issue Miners’ Rights 
and Business Licenses at Copmanhurst, vice Senior-constable Calman, on leave,—such appointment to take effect from the 


2ist May, 1910 (Misc, 1910-5, 101-200). ‘ 
W. H. WOOD. 


[332] Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


NOTI( ES TO APPLIOANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING AND FOR PURPOSES IN OONNECTION WI1H 
MINING; TO LESSEES UNDER SUCH LEASES, AND TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. 


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT— 


THE undermentioned applications for Mineral Leases of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, have been 
approved by His Excellency the Governor and the Executive Council. 
[1910-6,041 L.B.; 6,214 L.B.] 


Departmental No. | 1ec#l Name. ater Locality. Area, E Aho 
(ye thn) a 
Ravine 5* 5 | J. McBryde ... ..| ML 28 | County Buccleuch, parish Yarran-| 40 O O | 20 | 18 April, 1910 
gobilly. 
Deepwater 92 1024) c2s smithiae | 79 | County Clive, parish Rockvale ...| 20 0 O | 20 | 12 Nov., 1809 
A 107 118 | D. Cadell andan ther} ,, 85 | County Clive, parish Bates ...| 29 0 O/ 20 | 18 April, 1910 
Dandaloo 15 15 | W. Wallace .., | y 87 | County Kennedy, parish Beacons-| 40 0 O| 20| 16 Nov., 1209 
field. 


* Part of suiface reserved. 


THE undermentioned application for a Lease of Private Lands for Mining Purposes, in terms of the Mining Act, 
1996, has been approved by His Excellency the Governor and the Executive Council. 


[1910-6,212 L.B.] 


Dep a heke ion Name. Portion No. Locality. Area, E nessa 
a. tae ps 
Rockley 27 | 69 | V. Whitbread ... ..| PL 11, | County Westmoreland, parish} 1 O O| 20 | 10 Nov., 1909 
part of 31.) Barirg. 


THE undermentioned applicatiors for Mining Leases of Private Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, have been 
approved by His Excellency the Governor and the Executive Council. 


[1910-6,042; 6,044; 6,213; 6,216; 6,043 L.B.] 


ed nese te Pte Name. Portion No. Locality. | Area. | 3 iD pettestemt 
eat aes 
Tuena 2!' €6 | G. D. Stone ..| Pat 1, part] County Georgiana, parish Gil- 20 0 O | 20 | 26 April, 1910 
of 7. lindich. 
“3 3M "a3 Asia R eld tee | PGL 2, part do doy ee 0. 3°31 4-208 26een, A 
OlnTe 
Burrowa 138 TORR dat kerice aac ...| P@L 10, part] County Harden, parish Eubindal 19-0: 165532050 7s Janeen 
of 9. (Surface right, 
| : 5 acres). 
16) 224) BP Ryan 7 ...| Pan 14, part do do ot 21 TODO ie20s| olen. 7 
of 10. (Surface right, 
5 acres). 
+ 19°) 26° \9d- Price &,, ...| PGL on part do do peat 9-0 0 24:20 4 2 Anni tS 
of 9. 
) 


The undermentione1 application for a Lease for Mining Purposes of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 
1606, bes teen approved by His Excellercy the Governor and the Executive Council. 


[1910-5,572 L.B J 


ee ee 
Departmental No. | Lece#l Name. Portion z Date of 
No. ame No. Locality. Area, = Application. 


&. 3 
GL 22 | County Harden, parish Murrimboola| 1 2 


Murrumburrah | 21 | J. Barnes ., 20 | 20 Aug, 1909 
| 


a a 
se 


20 Jury, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 


LEASES READY FOR DELIVERY. 


THE urdermentioned Leases vf Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, are now rexdy for delivery to the 


NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &c.—continued. 


3883 


Lessees, sud unless the Lessees take delivery thereof within the time mentioned in notice iseued by the Warden or other Officer 


they will be voided. 


Lessees who desire to appoint an attorney to execute and take delivery of their leases can obtain a form of powcr of 
attorney on application at the Warden’s or any Mining Registrar's Office, or at this Department. 


If it be so desired, the leases can be forwarded for execution and delivery to the Clerk of any Warden’s Court, or to the 
Department at Rrseeys 


Departmental No 


Brmedman 65 | 

Drake 47. 
Copeland 42 
Cooma 21 
D:ake 46 
Hill End 82 
Rockley 41 
Orange 26 
Stuart Town 46 
09 47 
” 43 
Drake 44 
” 45 
Moruya 31 
Rockley 39 
Yalgogria 19 
Parkes 33 
Barmedman 12 
Temora 11 
Wilson’s Downfal' 
4 
Drake 37 
Binalong 4 
Rockley 40 
Parkes 46 
Trunkey 9 
Ccramba 27 
Greufell 9 
Nowra 13 
Rockley 49 
” 50 
Fifield 4 
Condobolin 13 
Fifie'd 5 
” 6 
Nowra $s 
Deepwater 96 
» 93 
Sunny Corner 2 
Ravine 3 
Euabalong 7 
Condobolin 10 
Yass 6 
» 7 
” 8 
Gouiburn 23 
Fifield 9 
Nowra 84 

Wilson’s Downfall 
22 
” 23 
Oberon 46 
if 34 
_ 7 
. 24 
Broken Hill 6 
% 7 
Carcoar 3 


Focal | | Name. | io : Locality. | Area, | Date of Lease. 
GOLD-MINING LEASES. Elo Gi 7a) 
5 , A. D. Merton aut 5 County Bland, parish Gidgingidgin-| 20 0 O{ 8July, 1910 
| bung. 
“7 | G. P. Lock pe ace | County Clive, parish Cavendizh Am Oe On) 2858 
42010. Wilke » 9 County Gloucester, parish Craven S200) & 5 7 
4) | D. Crimmins .. » 9) County Beresford, parish Abe crombie., 4 0 0/ 6 , 3 
75 | G.&. Beardmore...) , 21 | County Buller, parish Clarence ee OmO wt OP Or,; 4 
85 R. Welker and others| ,, 1 | County Wellington, parish Toolan anang Ae OnE OS ee Gi, * 
83 | (. Kane ; ct eae | County Westmoreland, parish [rene ZOO 2 OF GP, . 
50 | W. A. Watterson » 9 | County Wellington, parish Varras Lake) 28 128 /| 8 ,, si 
60 R. J, Carney... ».| 4, 62 | County Wellington, parish Burrandong] 5 0 0} 8 ,, iv 
6% | P. Williams .., ute Os do do ar le OsOr as 8 2° " 
67 WH. O. Lewis .. poe Ls do do SaeOe TOR) Se _ 
74 | G.S. Beardmore » 19 | County Buller, parish Clarence Zee sO. Sans a 
75 Do Pew BO | do do D5aOmeOn ar Omer, . 
35 | B Schell, jun. » 56 |) County St. Vincent, parish Tomaga GeeOR OTS es: F 
8L | A. Baker » 44 | County Westmoreland, parish Irene...) 25 0 0} 8 , 7 
19 | J. O'Neill » 5 | County Dowling, parish Clowery ia) BA OY COT) Xe} ae 3 
33 | J. Barber mr 9 | County Ashburaham, parish Goobang..| 7 115/12 ,, . 
12 | W. Baillie au 16 | County Bland, parish Gidgingidgin-| 20 0 0O/ 12 ,, ee 
| bung. 
12 | W. L. Wartou » 25 | County Bland, parish Bundawarrah SeO Os Plz pe 
48 | P.W.Reynolds ...| ,, 4 | County Buller, parish Koreelah | 10% Oi One Zier eS 
64 | J. 1. Grille and anr.| ,, 2) | County Buller, parish Antimony bre Or. Oe i 
9 | M. V. Lawless & anr.) ., 104 | County Harden, parish Cumbamurra ..., 10 0 0/| 12 ,, 5 
82, | A. Buker> >... we [sy 45 | County Westmoreland, parish Irene 25000 (OnbL2 as y 
5L | G. Staples .| 4, 23 | County Ashburnham, parish Mariin gO Oia Gae " 
9 | J. H. Bottrell » 50 | County Georgiana, pwish Bombah 22529 A Oa; Ms 
33 | T. F. O’ Keeffe » 193 | County Fitzroy, parish Moonee AOR OM en Gre 55 if 
14 | W. Sill pe ..| 5, 73 | County Monteagle, parish Biundah arene LO ise Oise, +4 
49 | EK. Mison and anr. . » 23 | County St. Vincent, parish Danjera De BPI) | ede a F 
107 | W. Baker » *8 | County Westmoreland, parish Lrene 20) SOMO D |e Be, 5 
108 Do » 59 do do optaita: GF. a 
j4 | H. K. Bors ..-| y 8 | County Kennedy, parish Somerset 12.0! Opn 12: oy ‘a 
3L | W. Conlon ... | 5 2 | County Cunningham, parish Elsmore..| 4 0 0] 12 ,, rs 
15 O. Bors » | County Kennedy, parish Somerset L5esOe OMe oe - 
16 | W. Neilson and anr.| , 5 | do do LO}, O F701; * Ss 
43 | A. Hay Af » 11 | County St. Vincent, parish Danjera 4 33612 , ¥ 
MINERAL LEASES. 
105 | S. Holmes .... ...| ML117 | County Clive, parish Annandale 3 8 0 0) 6July, 1910 
108 | C. McCanna .. |, 63 | County Gough, parish Wellington Vale| 35 0 0 | 12 ip pe 
14 | J. Carmichael » 157 | County Roxburgh, parish Castleton 40350 4O"l> 6755; “ 
3 | E. Leary & others ...| ,, 18 | Counties Selwyn and _ Buccleuch) 49 0 0O/| 12 ,, es 
_ parishes Finbeyan ani Selwyn. 
9 | W. Talbot and others) ,, 13 | County Blaxland, parish Urambie Ka:t/ 60 0 0); 6 ,, Fr 
30 | C.S. McPhillamyand; ,, 14 | County Cunningham, parish Melrose ...| 49 0 O/; 7 ,, 3 
another. 
35 | G. Stimson & another! ,, 10 County King, parish Taunton .., ney Oe NO) | Ff Zoe 7 
38 Do et OR do do ita ee WA Oitiin aig: 
37 Do a Oe Le do do 6:0 OW Vor 0 
38 | CO. 8S. Cross » 27 | County Argyle, parish Inverary (fic: MBleaey tl EYP oe re 
1 | J. J. Kelly andanr.| ,, 2 County Kennedy, psrish Tout 40; 0'-0'|.- 7... if 
46 | J. R. Chaffey » 13 | County St ‘Vincent, parish St|80 0 0| 7 2 e 
George. 
4. | J. P.Thomasand anr.| ,, 60 County Buller, parish Clarence 40 SOS OR “Lain, A 
42 Do do nobel do do 20°F OS ORM ian, 3 
58 | J. Emelheinz » 88 County Westmoreland, parish Banshea. {ae Me OG IM Eee 3 
44 | L. Winter... 0 Ode do do 400 hs Ole 2 es 
27 Do ‘. publ 7, | County Westmoreland, parishes Atcr-| 30 0 0| 7 = " 
' corn and Banshea. 
84 | A. H. Jonson » 42, County Westmoreland, parish Banshea| 40 0 O0| 7 4 % 
LEASES FOR MINING PURPOSES. 
“9 | The Broken Hill Pro-| mus 20 | County Yancowinna, parishes Bolaira| 70 0 39} 6July, 1910 
prietary Company] and 209,) and Picton. 
(Limited). ex. road ; ‘ t 
80 Do do ML 230, | County Yancowinna, parish Picton ...)$6 111) 6 y 7 
ex road 
13 | Lyndhurst Railway] ep 8 | County Bathurst, parish Belubula .,.,) 10 215] 6 4 = 
and Mines (Ltd.). & 
—— a! 


3884 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. [20 Jury, 1910. 


NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &c.—continued. 


THE undermentioned application for a Gold-mining Lease of Crown Lands, in terms of the Micing Act, 1906, has 
been refused, the area applied for being now the subject of a later application in the same interest. 
(1910-0,050 L.B.] 


Portior . , = Date of 
“A eacadea tat eal i Mame | No. ‘ Loeaity: \ ies | Application. 
se 2 
a. Yr 


e Opa 
Nuncdle 21 | 20 | Treveni1 Gold-mining) -..,.. | County Parry, parish Dungowan »| 10 0 0O| 13 May, 1916 
Syndicate 
| Syn ; 


THE undermentioned applications for Leases of Private Lands for Mining Purposes, in terms of the Mining Ast, 
1908, have been refused. : 
[1910-6,043 L.B.] 


| : Saas 
Departmental No, i aie Name. Portion No. Locality. | Area, | Pies 
aeGr. py i 
Wollongong 38/ 41 | The Bellambi Coal! Part of portions! Parish Camden, county Wonona.| 2 0 O| 4June, 1910 
Co. (Ltd). 12 and 13. : 
3 4) 42° | Do do ..| Part of section do dole! Ar eT Sans 4 9 
Ye: 
. 5 | 48 Do do ...| Part of portior do do OPA Tari tS i 
10. 
6/ 44 | Do do ...| Part of section: do do | OFF B60 4, re 
1) and 11. 5 ae 
i 7 | 45 Do do .,. | Part of portions do do 7°83 GE 4exy iy 
28, 89, and 86. 
3 8 | 46 Do do ...| Part of section: do do oa B4 ya Bee 4, i 
21, 22, 4, 3, 2, ods 
7, 6, Bi 20 a 
and 23. At 
~ 9 | 47 Do do ...| Part of portions do do 4] TL 50 7 4, 5 
28, 89, and &6, . 
and part of 
sections 138, 
12, 11, 10,16, 
22, 21, 20, 4, f 
| 8, and 2. 


IT is intended to refuse the undermestioned application for a Mineral Lease of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining 
Act, 1$06, and that notice of sucb refusal will be published in the Government Gazette of 3rd August, 1910; and the land 
referred to in such application will, after publication of the Government Gazette of that date (camely, at 2°30 o’clock p,m.), be 
open to be taken possession of in terms of the Mining Act and Regulations, provided there be then no adverse title to the land. 
[1910-6049 L.B ] 


Departmental No pe a Name. | Feriion Locality. | Area. Apeueagee, 
| | Hoan. eps i 
Deepwater &3 | 89 | FEF. W. Bonwick Sal enn ] | County Gough, parish Highland Home| 10 0 0 | 5 Oct., 19€9 


IT is intended to refuse the undermentioned application for a Lease for Mining Purposes of Crown Lands, in terms 
of the Mining Act, 1908, and that nctice of such refusal will be published in the Government Gazette of 8rd August, 1910; and 
the land referred to in such application will, after publication of the Government Gazette of that date (viz., at 2°30 o’clock p.m.), 
be open to be taken possession of, in terms of the Mining Act and Regulations, provided there be then no adverse title to the land. 
[1910-6,047 L.B.} 


Departmental No. | na | Name. | E tg Locality. | Area, | nN ae 
; ae Pip. 
Tuena 2 hey Are Brers as. ..| Mu 16 | County Georgiana, parish Kangaloolah| 10 0 0; 8 Feb., 1909 


THE undermentioned Gold-mining Lease of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, has been voided, thu 
Lessee having failed to execute and take delivery thereof when called upon to do so. 
[1910-5,639 L..B J 


Departmental No. or Name. | Fespe | Locality. | Area. | Date of Lease. 
a. T. ps 
Orange 23) 47 | Wi Fuller ..: ..| @B 10 | County Bathurst, parish Worcester ...| 2 0 0] 2) April, 1910 


a) 


THE undermentioned Mining Leases of Private Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, have been voided, the 
Lessees having failed to execute and tak» delivery thereof when called upon t> do so. 
[1910-6,051 ; 6,052 .B.] 


Departmental No. ce Name. | Portion | Locality. | Area. | ieceteaed 
| v4 a Yr p. 
Delegate 97) 22 | J. B-Tonner:.. el PML 2 | County Wellesley, parish Grenville ...; 2 0 O| 19 May, 1909 
: (part of : (ex. ML 1). " 
24.& 18). 
Murw:llumbah (f 8 Au. Spurway 4 12 County Rous, parish Tyalgum ... {213-0 0-| 13 Sept,  4;~ 


oe ase ace | (ex. road). 


20 Jury, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 3885 


ae y 


NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &c.—continued. 


THE necessary evidence and report in reference to the applications for dredging leases set out in the Schedule 
hereto having been received, it has been determined that leases shall be granted of the area referred to in such applications, 
subject to the general conditions to be observed in leases granted under the Mining Act, 1906, and to the following special 
conditions, viz. :— 

Young 1.—(1) That within a period of six months from the date of the lease the sum of five thousand pounds (£5,000) 
shall be expended in the construction of centrifugal pumping machinery. 

(2) That no dredging operations be carried over or upon any tracks crossing the land, until or unless proper 
provision be made to the satisfaction of the Warden for any traflic uting or passing over the lease. 

(8) That dredging operations be carried on in such a manzer as not to interfere with the race known ¢s 
Barnes’s race, without tlhe consent of the owner. 

(4) That the lessee chall make euch provision as will protect the water in Spring Creek from such pollution 
as would render it unfit for use in connection with ra’lway locomotives. 

(5) That no dredging operations be carried on within eight feet ‘of the b: undary of any residence, area, cr other 
holding within the erea granted. 

(6) That in the operations a batter of one in one shall be lft, and that the lessee shall, where necessary, 
provide means of access to such holdings. 

Young 2.—(1) That within a period of six months from the date of the lease the sum of ays thousand founds (£5,0C0) 
shall be expended in the construction of centrifugal pumping machinery. 

(2) That no dredging operations be carried over the track leading to the footbridge until a suitabie track in lieu 
thereof has been prepired, and means of crossing the c.eek provided to the satisfaction of the Warden 
or the Burrangong Shire Council. 

(3) That the lessee shall make such provisien as will protect the water in Burrangong Creek from such 
pollution as would render it unfit for use in connection with railway locomotives. 

(4) That no dredging operations be carried on within 8 feet of the boundary of any residence area or other 
holding within the area granted. 

(5) That in the operations a batter of one in one shall be left, and that the lessee shal!, where necessary, 
provide mears of sccess to such holdings. 

Youvg 3.—(1) That within a period of six months from the date of the lease a sum of six thousand pounds (£6,000) 
shall be expended in the construction of centrifugal pumping machinery. 

(2) That the lessee shall not carry on dredging operations over or Epon 255 tracks crossing the land to be 
leased, unless and until he has made proper provision to the satisfaction of the Warden for any traffia 
usually passing over such tracks. 

ee That the lessee shall not carry on dredging operations within 8 feet of the boundary of any residence or 
business area, or other holding the area of which is excised from the land to be leased, and in avy 
excavations a’ ‘»proaching such boundaries a batter of one in one shall be left ; and the lessee shall, where 
necessary, provide means of access to such holdings. 

(4) That the lessee ehall not carry on dredging operations within one chain of the boundary of the railway and 
Bre viaducts, and in making any excavations approaching such boundary a batter of one in one shall 

e left. 

(5) That the lessee shall construct, to the satisfaction of the Engineer-in Chief for Existing Lines of Railways, 
any dams designed to be permanent. 

(6) That the lessee shall net deposit any tailings in such a manner as to prevent the free dischaage of water 
from the railway bridges and culverts. 

(7) That the lessee shall make such provision as will protect the water of Burrangong Creek from such 
pollution as would render it unfit for use in connection with railway locomotives. 

(8) That the lessee shall provide a slope of two to one in all excavations approaching the road from Temora to 
Young, and where the water channel may be diverted, the Jessee shall cause the water to run close tothe 
bottom of the slope, and his operations shall not approach within one chain of such road. The lessee 
shall also make provision to prevent erosion of the slope by the erection of stone work or masonry where 
necessary. ‘This condition shall also apply with regard to the bridge over Burrangong Creek and the 
calvert at Poverty Gully. 

Young 4.—(1) That witbin a period of six months from the date of the lease the sum of six thousand pounds (£6,000) 
shall be expended in the construction of centrifugal pumping machinery. 

(2) That no dredging operations be carried over or upon any track passing through the land, until or unless 
proper provision be made, to the satisfaction of the Warden, for any trafiic using or passing over the lease. 

(3) That, with regard to the formed road, the lessee ehall not carry on any dredging operations within one 
chain of the centre thereof without the consent of the Miniater for Mines, or the Burrangong Shire 
Courcil. 

(4) That the lessee ehall make such provision as will protect the water in Spring Creek from sach pointe as 
would render it unfit for use in connection with railway locomotives. 

(5) That no dredging operations be carried on within 8 feet of the boundary of any residence area or other 
holding within the bour.daries of the area granted. 

(6) That in the operations a batter of one in one shall be left, and that the lessee shall, where necessary, 
provide means of accees to such holdings. 

Young 5.—(1) That within a period of six months from the date of the lease the sum of three thousand pounds (£3, 000) 
shall be expended in the construction of centrifugal pumping machinery. 

Young 7.—(1) That within a period of six months from the date ot the lease the sum of three thousand poands (£3,000) 
ehall be expended in the construction of centrifugal pumping machinery. 

(2) That the lessee sha'l make such provision as will protect the water of Spring Creek ann such pollution as 
would render it unfit for use in connection with railway locomotives. 


[1910-6,576 ; 6,577 ; 6,578; 6,579; 6,485; 6,580 L.B. } 


ee eS 


: na 
Departmental Ne. ee Name, | Portion No. Locality. Area, g Ageliedtion 
| Be abe Os 
Young 1 5 | D.T. Davies ...| at 58 | County Monteagle, parish Young; 92 017) 20! 6Jdan. 1910 


Part of the bed and banks of Spring 

Creek, and land adjacent thereto. 

2 6 Do .| 5 59 | County Monteagle, parish Young 94 0'1l | 20! 6, » 
Pait of the bed and banks of Bur- ‘ 

yangong Creek, ard adjoining flats 

3 #k Do x » 62 | County Monteagle, pansh Young SSign Le U2 AZO Gee: - 


” 


r Fart of the bed and banks of Bur- 
rangong Creek and land adjacent 
thereto. 

* 4 8 Do ee » 65 | County Monteagle, parish Young JOMT"al P20; 6 y ( 
Part of the bed and banks of Spring 
Creek and land adjacent thereto. 

” 5 9 | Do «| 4 66 | County Monteagle, parish Young Lie 223 P2051, Goin, » 
Embracing flats adjacent to Spring 
Creek, é 

Fc 7 1l Do er oe Ol County Monteagle, parish Young. Bee cea we oO) We Lae ie 


Part of the-bed and banks of Bur- 
rangong Creek and adjoining flats. 


3886 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. [20 Jury, 1910. 


NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &c.—continued. 


THE necessary evidence and re ort in reference to the applications for dredging leases set out in the Schedule 
hereto having been received, it has been determined that leases shall be granted of the area referred to in such applications, 
subject to the general conditions to be observed in leases granted under the Mining Act, 1906, and to the following special 
condition, viz. :— 


Glen Innes 6.—(1) That within a pericd of six months from the date of the lease the sum of two thousand pounds 
(£2,900) shall be expended in tho construction of a Centrifugal pump. 

(2) That the lessee shall not in any way interfere with any existing races or other tenements on the said 
land without the consent in writing of the holders of such rases or temements, or until the 
registered title thereto (if any) has been acquired by the lessee, or cleared away by process in the 
Warden’s Court. 

(3) That the lessee shall not car, y on dredging cperations over or upon the site of the footbridge over the 
Mitchell River, or in any way interfere with or obstruct traffic upon such footbridge, until he has 
constructed a similar bridge in a position approved by the Warden. 

Glin Innes 7.—(1) That within a period of six months from the date of the lease the sum of two thousand potnds 
(£2,000) shall be expended in the construction of a Centrifugal pump. 

(2) That the lessee shall notin any way interfere with any existing races or other tenements on the said 
land without the consent in writing of the holders of such races or tenements, or until the 
registered title thereto (if any) has been acquired by the lessee, or cleared away by process in the 
Warden’s Court. 

(3) That the lessee shall not carry on dredging operations upon or over the reservel roid 1 chain wide 
to Mount Mitchell, or upon or over the land within 1 chain on either side of such roid without 
the consent in writing of the Secretary for Mines or the Severn Shire Council first had and 


obt.ined. 
[1910-6,479 L.B.] 
: eB 
Departmental Ne. ee Name. ote Locality. Area, E Rees a 
Riv Kone ps | 
Glen Innes 6 | 34 | D.Stratton ... ..| GL 9 & | Counties Gresham and Clarke, 100 O 0} 20 | 23 March, 1910 
16 parishes Worra avd Hall. Part 
of the bed and banks of Mitchell 
or Sara River and adjoiving flats. 
7| 35 Do | GL 18 | County Gresham, parish Worra| 27 2 20 | 20/29 ,, of 
Embracing flat on the left bank 
of Mitchell or Sara River. 


IT is proposed to cancel the undermentioned Mineral Leases, and notice of cancellation thereof will be published 
in the Government Gazette of 3rd August, 1910; and the land referred to in such leases will, unless held under some other 
title, after publication of Government Gazette of that date (viz., at 2°30 o'clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for occupation, 
in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. 
[R. i 4,004; 4,119 ; 4,261] 


No. Name. pias: Locality. x | Area, | Application No. 
Mininea Act, 1874. wel De nee 
11022 | A. James _... oc 36e ..| Mt 24 } County Clive, parish Rock Glen ...| 20 0 O]| Deepwater 434 
Minine Act, 1906. 
159 | G. G. Johnston a ket aioe 4, County Dampier, parish Bergalia ..| 40 O O| Moruya 1-14 
232 | Sue Fong ... Be ARG ...| ML 19 | County Gough, parish Strathbogie North} 20 0 7 | Emmaville 18-18 
240 H. Sutherland Per, Fe se » 4k | County Robinson, parish Cobara slneteser sey Cobar 15-29 
241 | R. M. Florance st aise ..| Me 8 | County Bland, parish Yeo Yeo.. ..| 50 O 0 | App. 10 to con- 
: vert. 
242 | D.Cadeli ... Res O68 ...| Mt 47 | County Gough, parish Wellington Vale 19 3 0 | Deepwater 26-27 
243 | John Wilson oes Aca Peal = gata. County Ciive, parish Annandale .| 20 0 0 Ai 60-62 
244 | A. Crowe and others Se abs eyie County Blaxlaud, parish Urambie East..| 40 0 0 Euabalong 6-8 
247 | M. McIntyre and another ... .! 4 73 | County Buller, parish Clarence.. » | 40 0 0} Wilson’s 
Downfall 7-15 
269 | P.C. Smith . ise 0 | 4, 8 | County Gough, parish Elmsmore | 40 O O| Inverell 4-5 
270 Do fh sidheehi al S do do .| 20 0 0 i 5-6 
273 | 'T. Nelson and ‘another. | 5, 84 | County Kennedy, parish Beaconsfield... 40 O O | Dandaloo 4-4 
274 | W. D. Wearmouth and another... » 17 | County Sandon, parish Metz ... ..| 5 O QO} Hillgrove 16-24 
276 | BF. L. McAlister and another ..| 9 7 | County Buller, parish Corry ... | 40 0 O| Wilson’s 
Downfall 8-18 
278 | Torrington €wamps (N.L.)... «| y 13 | Counties Gough and Clive, parishes) 10 0 O/| Emmaville 39-43 
Flagstone and Bowman. . 
279 Do sie sole MLS do do «LOMO O 5 40-44 
280 Do oe Bal: PEED do ee woah LOO. O es 41-45 
281 Do Ae Seal eG do TOR OME) . 42-46 
282 | W. Robertson and others ... ...| y, 82L | County Gough, parish Highland Home..| 20 O O| Deepwater 61-63 
283 Do S06 arr at! do | 20 0 O A 62-64 
234, Do “Er Palmeamoe a do ae iae| 20 O20 if 63-65 
285 Do eae leery do do la2O. > OFF 0 3 64-66 
237 | G. Burton and others ise w| 9 8 | County Canbelego, parish Tritton ...| 40 O O |} Canbelego 13-81 
238 | J. Prendergast and another » 10 | County Robinson, parish Weltie . | 40° 0 O | Cobar 36-70 
2)0 | A.S. Peters ... Ss is «| 9 8 | County Georgiana, parish Bingham ...| 5 O O| Tuena 5-20 
296 | S. F. Ferris and another... | 4, 388 | County Gough, parish Herbeit.. 40 0 0} Tingha 35-49 
299 | J. Jenkins and others “ec «| 5, 58 | County Gough, parish Highland Home.| 40 0 0 Emmaville 37-40 


THE undermentioned Mineral Leases have been cancelled for non-fulfilment of the labour conditions, 
[1910-4,002 ; 4,003] 


——<—<—— 


No. Name, Bases Locality. Area, | Applicaticn No. 
Ras eae eee 6 SY Y sy FS ee I : 
c rT.) De 
10103 | C. Lloyd ... | ML County Bathurst, parish Apsley ...| 80 O O| Bathurst 22 


10880 | G. Michelmore and others ..., i County Gough, parish Wellington North) 20 0 O/} Emmayille 2,397 


le ee Ns ee ee eee se 


20. Suny, 1910.] 


_NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 


3887 


NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &0.—continued. 


- THE undermentioned Gold-mining Leases have been cancelled for non-payment of rent due thereon, and the land 
coraprised in the several leases hereunder mentioned will, unless held under some other title, upon publication of this Notice 
(namely, at 2.30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time, to-day), be available for occupation in terms of the Mining Act of 1906. 


[R. 1910-8,806, 3,847, 3,848] 


Portion 


er — Ne rs 


| Area. | Application No, 


No Name. No. Locality 
Minitne Act, 1874. 
Batuurst Minine District. 
1602 | Jappa Matheson... ..| GL 844 | County Bathurst, parish Dunleary 
1632 | Ballarat of New South Wales Gold. » 8 | County Bathurst, parish Beneree 
mining Co. No: Biapi iy): 
1688 | A. T. Eyles... Se » 383 | County Georgina, parish Jeremy 
1689 | H. Butler » 10 | County Bathurst, parish Oakley 
1692 | B. J. Harris . | » 38 | County Bathurst, parish Calvert 
1696 | W. Gazzard and others » 27 | County Bathurst, parish Beaufort 
CopaRk Mrininea District. 
518 | J. H. Dillon... Ma | aL County Canbelego, parish Tritton Fi 
590 | J. Duncan ee f County Robinson, parish Moquilaniba.. | 
Hunter AND Mactgay Minine Disrricr. 
1014 | E. Davey and another vee | GL 332 | County Gloucester, parish Bindera | 
1027 | J. R. Parker and another ... Rea. | County Gloucester, parish Craven 
Lacuian Minine District. 
1239 | W. G. Parish 48 Gu 155 {| County Ashburnham, parish Forbes _... 
1290 Do ae ee » 165 do do Ses 
1442 | I. Cooke ine 50° 55 » 170 | County Ashburnham, parish Currajong.. 
1478 | W. Paton ... ‘ » 22 | County Monteagle, parish Bumbaldry... 
1533 | H.J.Thompson ... 5 ; » 118 | County Ashburnham, parish Cargo 
1536 | W. M. Collins and others ... : WELLS do do 
1538 | G. Humphreys ; me » 8 | County Kennedy, parish Wombin 
1542 | R. B. Keast and another ... » 179 | County Ashburnham, parish Parkes 
1567* | Klondyke G.M. Co. (N.L.) » 12 | County Bland, parish Mugga ... ar 
Mvpe@rr Minine District. 
880 | Frame Fletcher ..| @L 28 | County Phillip, parish Guntawang... 
882 | L. Hasenkam een | do 0) ocr 
New Eneranp Mininea Districr. 
638 | A. J. Charker fs ta at 45 | County Buller, parish Pocupar ... pis 
641 | J. Notley and others 5 County Clive, parish Maclean ... ae 
643 | A.J. Oharker nT, 7 County Buller, parish Pocupar... WY 
SourHEerRN Minine District. 
1229 ; H. J. Coman .. oe at 103 ) County Dampier, parish Gulph... 
1240 | G. H. Meares and others an » 29 | County St. Vincent, parish Currock 
1355 A. Anderson.,., nic 6 » 7 | County St. Vincent, parish Ettrema 
1356 Do aS do do 
1359 Be Bailey and another » 111 | County Dampier, parish Noorooma 
13889 | E. Haugh .., ae ats » 105 } County Auckland, parish Yambulla 
Tomur anp ApELtone Minine Districr. 
750 | W.J. Lewis.. 45: at 84 | County Beresford, parish Abercrombie 
827 | G. Grady and others: : w| >, 74 | County Selwyn, parish King 
964 |The Yarrara Mines Proprietary} ,, 2 | County Goulburn, parish Yarrara 
(No-Liability). 
Minina Act, 1906. 
32 |; Klondyke Gold-mining Company, et 11 , County Bland, parish Mugga ... 
(No-Liability). : 
“41 | W. H. C. Lovely » 69 | County Drake, parish West Fairfield ... 
42 | B.Claverie .., eis 35 | County Buller, parish Boonoo Boonoo... 
; & 36, 
81 | W. Stones oe .| @u 159 | County Gipps, parish Wyalong... 
157 | John Noble .. : o » 169 | County Dampier, parish Cadgee 
296 | C. H. Stubbs and another ... » 29 | County Dampier, parish Moruya 
804 | W. Commons » 16 | County Wellesley, parish Currowang ... 
305 | H. BR. Johnson and another » £08 | County Ashburnham, parish F orbes” 
819 | T. Spratt... aris : » 86 | County Wellington, parish Hargraves .. 
820 | E. Lsley » 60 | County Gipps, parish Wyalong... 6 
822 | H. Dewar ... ova vee » 202 | County Narromine, parish Mingelo 
$24 | T.B. McFarland -... » 2C4 do do 
. 828 | T. McAtamney and another. » 200 do do 
331 | J. Nightingale ; 500 » 65 | County St. Vincent, parish Jerricknorra 
382 | G. Anderson... { o. tee » 10] County Harden, parish Murrumboola ,, 
333, | G. Humphreys and another | y» 6 | County Kennedy, parish Wambin 


No. 112, 20 Suny, 1910.—3, 


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cok pe 
bet bo 


DAawnodorrKoo 


One 


POR ow 


— 
on iw 


— 
NOCANN bd 


Or ok HO bo 


rp: 
0 O |Mt.McDonald 378 
0 O| Orange 213 
0 O| Burraga 45 
0 0O| Rockley 120 
0 0} Orange 221 
0 O | Carcoar 576 
0 0O| Nyngan ~ B81 
0 0 | Cobar_._.____ 579 
0 O | Copeland 992 
0 0 3 - 1014 
0 O) Forbes 443 
0 0 s 462 
O O| Parkes 696 
1 22 | Grenfell 128 
0 O| Cargo 115 
0 0 5 116 
0 0} Alectown 55 
O 0] Parkes 740 
0 O| Wyalong 91 
0 0 | Gulgong 499 
0 0 3 500 
0 O| Drake 763 
0 0 | ” 765 
0 0 ” 766 
0 O Nerrigundah 219 
0 O | Bateman’s Bay65 
O O| Nowra 131 
0 O 7 132 
3 30 | Wagonga 299 
0 O | Yambulla 63 
0 0 | Cooma 193 
0 O | Tumbarumba 120 
0 0 - 189 
0 0; Wyalong.. 5-5 
0 O| Drake 5-12 
O O| Tenterfield 2-2 
0 0O| Wyalong 4-4 
O 0} Nerrigundah 2-3 
0 0} Moruya 17-18 
0 0O| Delegate 10-12 
0 Oj Forbes 9-11 
0 O| Hargraves 11-11 
2 9 | Wyalong West 
35-35. 
1 37 | Peak Hill 8-9 
2 36 — 10-11 
2 29 6-7 
0 0 Braidwood 7-37 
O O | Murrumburrah 
14-16. 
0 0} Alectown§ 4-11 


} 


3888. - NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. [20 Juty, 1910. 


NOTICE TO APPLIOANTS FOR LHASES FOR MINING, &o.—continued. 


THE undermentioned Gold-mining Lcas’s have been canceiled for non-fulfilment of the labour conditions. 


[ 1910-4,005- 4,006) 


No. | Name. aa “ Locality. | Arca Application No. 
~ <n 
Tumur AND ADELONG Minine Districts. a YF. p. 

430 | The Gibraltar Consolidated Gold| Gu 18 | County Wynyard, parish Adelong 3 O O| Adelong 206 

Mines (Ltd.). , : 
469 Do do Fs ee tye ge do do re Gt 0) “3 235 
505 Do do AGH eee tehe) do do eee G BOO 250 
516 Do do Sl aloo do do 100 as 251 
6 6 Do do soll Times do do 6 0 0 » 323 
, Mixine Act, 1906. 
685 | D. Griffin «.. fe ae ...| @L 200 | County Fitzroy, parish Mocnee | 5 0.0] Coramba 10-10 


IT is proposed to cancel the undermentioned Dredging Leases, and notice of cancellation thereof will be published 
n the Government Gazette of 3rd August, 1910; and the land referred to in such leases will, unless held under some other 
title, after publication of Government Gazette of that date (viz., at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for 
occupation, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. 
(R. 1910-8,158] 


Minine Act, 1906. 


No. Name. ee Leoality. | Area. Application No. 
f a Yr. p. \ 
12 W. G. Rodda cer see ...| Mu 24 | County Buller, parish Ruby _... ..| 20 0 0 | Wilson’s Down- 

: : fall 5-6 
13 Do ac 3eC lea Ce do a do ag noe Oe OLLO 2 2-3 
14 W. T. Brown and arother ... | 4, 89°} County Gough, parish Herbert... nol OMOM Ou linghe, 11-48 


IT is proposed to cancel the undermentioned Dredging Lease, and notice of cancellation thereof will be published 
in the Government Gazette of 3rd August, 1910, and the land referred to in such lease will, unless held under some other 
title, after publication of Government Gazette of that date (viz., at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for occupation, in 
terms of the Mining Act, 1906. 
[1910-4,264] 


GoLpD AND Minzrat Derpaina Aor, 1899. 


No. Name. | Pee | Locality. | Area. | Application No. 


af Dp. 
360 | C. B. Heinecke Se a | @Z 9 | County Selwyn, parish Tumbarumba ...| 32 1 0| Tumbarumba 9 


— 


IT is proposed to cancel the undermentioned Gold-mining Leases, and notice of cancellation thereof will be published 
in the Government Gazette of 8rd August, 1910; and the land referred to in such leases will, unless held under some other 
title, after publication of Government Gazette of that date (viz., at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for occupation, 
in terms of the Mining Act, 196. : 

[1910-4,121; 4,122] 


Jo. | Name. | P ray % Locality. | Area. | Application No. 

a2 ir. 
407 gk. Clee. vece i “tp ...| @L 22 | County Gordon, parish Yeech ... | 5 O O | Wellington 15-30 
458 | R. Stone re 2f “ist .. | 5 63 | County Parry, parish Walcha ... 2 10 0 O/| Swamp Oak 7-7 


——— 


IT is proposed to cancel the undermenationed Mining on Private Lands Act Leases, and notice of cancellation thereof 
will be published in the Government Gazette of 3ri August, 1910; and the land referred to in such leases will, unless held 
under ‘some other title, after publication of Government Gazette of that date (viz., at 230 o’clock p.m., Sydney. time), bo 
nvailable for occupation, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. 

(1910-4,117; 4,262; 4,265} 


ne ET em ee 


No. Name. che F' oe Locality. Area. | Application No. 
Dae. 65k MN iS LE Se 2 i tee I Meola. oh ea 
2 Et Tey" TEP 
“14 | J. A. Earls... oe ae | Pan 84 | County Wellington, pari-h March ...| 11 1 24 | Orange 183 
1018 | T. L. Biddulph vat “ioe +. | 4, 22 | County Bathurst, parish Beneree Fees ROME 5 £52 
1112 | A. A. Shorter me wee | 4, 64 | County Wellington, parish March  ...| 8 2 25 re 268 


IT is proposed to cancel the undermentioned Mining on Private Lands Act Lease, and notice of cancellation thereof 
will be published in the Government Gazette of 3rd August, 1910, and the lend referred to in such lease will, unless held 
under some other title, after publication of Government Gazette of that date (viz., at 2°80 o’clock pm., Sydney time), be 
available for occupation, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. 
[A. 1910~4,249] 


—— 


a a 


No. Name, ee Locality, es | Area, | Application No. 
1029 | J. Tonking 0 238 
2 - Tonking, sen... as -.| Paz 1 | County Wynyard, parish Goldspink ...) O 2 25 | Tumbarunba 12 


20 Jury, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 3889 


Sener eee 
NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &o.—continued. 


THE undermentioned Mining on Private Lands Act Leases have been cancelled for non-fulfilment of the labour 
conditions contained therein, and the land comprised in the several leases hereunder mentioned will, unless held under some 
other title, upon publication of this Notice (namely, at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time, to-day), be available for occupation, in 
terms of the Mining Act of 1906. ; 
[1910-3,852; 8,853; 3,854] 


No. Name. . on Locality. | Area. | Application No. 
| 
a. Y. Pp. 
348 | R. Larchin ... one mr .-.| PG 15 | County Bathurst, parish Huntley .{ 1 2 16 | Orange 54 
350 Do ae 300 hh ene 7 do do 17 212 fe 41 
552 Do a ve tes sesfo Pata O do do 15 1 32} %9 134 


i THE undermentioned Dredging Tease has been cancelled for non-fulfilment of the labour conditions contained 
therein, and the land comprised in the lease hereunder mentioned will, unless held under some other title, upon publication 
of this Notice (namely at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time, to-day), be available for occupation, in terms of the Mining Act of 
1906. 

[1910-8,851 ] 


Gotp AnD Mingerat Drepaine Act, 1899. 


No. | Name. | s ns Locality. | Area. | Application No, 
| eta. Bs 
433 | A. P, Joyner and others... ..., 4183 | County Fitzroy, parish Bagawa | 41 2 26 | Coramba 1 


THE undermentioned Mining on Private Lands Act Lease has been cancelled having been abandoned, and the 
land comprised in the lease hereunder mentioned will, unless held under come other title, upon publication of this Notice 
(namely, at 2°30 o’clock p.m , Sydney time, to-day), be available for occupation, in terms of the Mining Act of 1906. 

(A. 1910-3,855] 


— ——— EY 6 SECS RESTS Or ee SET re Ao 


No. | : Name, dae Locality | Ares, | Application No. 
, [ik Mae 
1177 | The Calvert Gold and Copper} pmxi 4 | County Bathurst, parish Calvert ...| 18 1 28 | Blayney 34 


Mining Company (No Liability). 


THE undermentioned Gold-mining Lease has been cancelled for non-payment of rent due thereon, and ‘the land 
comprised in the lease hereunder mentioned will, unless held under, somelother title, upon publication of this Notice (namely, at 
2 30 o'clock p.m., Sydney time, to-day), be available for occupation, in terms of the Mining Act of 1906. 

[R. 1910-3,849] 


Mupe@err Minine District. 


No. Name. hada Locality. | Area. | Application No, 
AT: Ds 
877 | F. Fletcher ... vos a «.| @L 221 | County Phillip, parishes Guntawang and) 5 O O | Gulgong 488 


Gulgong. 


THE undermentioned Agreements, issued under section 69, Mining Act, 1906, have been cancelled, having 
been alhandoned, and the lard comprised in the several agreements hereunder mentioned will, unless held under some other 
title, upoa publication of this Notice (namely, at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time, to-day), be available for occupation, in terms 
of the Mining Act of 19C6. 
{1910-3,889 ; 3,899] 


a ee ee ee ee 


Se cee ee re ee ee 


No. | Name. Epes Locality. ‘ | Area. | Application No. 
aaYe p. 

3 | A. L. Cadogan as Arc ...| PMA 2 | County Gough, parish Clive... bree LORFOME OUD Tee, teeecess essere 

19 Do nee not | 5, 8 | County Hardinge, parish Auburn Vale...| 50 O 0 |  sscscceccsonsenee : 

W. H. WOOD. 


Second Insertion. 
NOTICE UNDER SECTION 91 OF THE “MINING ACT, 1906,” AND REGULATION 106. 


N\ OTICE is hereby given that an application, as hereunder, has been made in terms of the abovementioned Act for a Dredging 
L Lease to mine for Gold, by means of Dredging in and on the area described, and that I, the Warden of the District, 
having been so directed by the Secretary for Mines, will, at 2 p.m., on the 2nd day of August, 1910, at the Warden’s Court at 


Araluen, hold an inquiry concerning such application. 
Any objection to the application must be lodged with me, in the Warden’s Office at Araluen, before the day above- 


mentioned. 


SCHEDULE, 
i ‘ Date of 
penntensen Name of Applicant. Description of Area. Area. Appli catt He 
ee a ee Se ee ee ee a ie Se 
Sere De 1909. 
2, Araluen Henry Wiliiam Parsons ...| Portions Gt 4 and sau 2, comprising part of the bed 75 238 (30 November. 
(Local No. 2). and banks of Araluen Creek : Commencing at the 


lower boundary of portion sau 1; thence down the 
creek for a distance of about 120 chains. 


E A. GATES, Warden. 
Dated this 11th day of July, 1910. [263] 


3890” NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. [20 Jury, 1910, 


[439] Department of Mines, 
| Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 29,571 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN THE WELLINGTON 
GOLD-FIELD). 


H*® Excellency the Goverror, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 

concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 
Act, 1906, part of Reserve No. 29,571 from conditional sale (within the Wellington Gold-field), hereunder described, shall be revoked, 
and it is hereby. revoked accordingly. 


[1910-5,212-200 Mise.] W. H. WOOD. 
SCHEDULE. 
Land sce Reserve Date of : ‘ ‘ 
District, Division. | “No. Purpose. Notification. County. Parish. Shire, Area. Part revoked. Papers No. 
eet eet . oe 
Mudgee ...| Eastern | 29.571 | From conditional) 15 July, 1899) Wellington) Boiga ...) Merco ..| 882 0 0} That part within areas of| Mise. 1910- 
sale (within ; (about). about 228 acres, 174 acres.| 3,469. 
Wellington Gold- and 480 acres, set apart this 
field). day for additional holdings, 
_ at 16s. 8d., £1, and 15s. per 
acre respectively. . 
[410] ; Department of Mines, . 


Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 
REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 29,571 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN THE WELLINGTON 
; GOLD-FIELD). ' 
i fi Excellency the Goveraor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 


Act, 1906, part of Reserve No. 29,571 from conditional sale (within the Wellington Gold-field), hereunder described, shall be revoked, and 
it is hereby revoked accordingly. } oe 


(1910-5,186-200 Mise. } W. H. WOOD. 
ScHEDULE. 
ee | Division. ee Purpose. Date of County. Parish. Holding. | Area. | Part revoked. ‘ Papers No. 


Notification. 
\ 


BLN: : 
Mudgee ..,] Bastern..| 29,571 | From conditional sale} 15 July, 1899) Welling-| Peters ...| Annual leases} 580 0 0 | That part within an area} Misc. 1910- 


(within Wellington ton. 7,880, 7,581,, (about). of about 780 acres, set! 1,209. 
Gold- field). | 3,038, and) apart this day for ad- 
| 11,966, Meroo| ditional holdings, at 10s. 
| Shire. per acre, 
| : 
[441] tale -Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


- REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 24,661 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN THE IRONBARK 
AND TI-TREE GOLD-FIELDS8). .— - 
IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs if to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 


Act, 1906, part of Reserve No. 24,661 from conditional sale (within the Ironbark and Ti-tree Gold-fields), hereunder described, shall be 
revoked, and it is hereby revoked accordingly. 


(1910-5,185-290 Mise. } W. H. WOOD. 
SCHEDULE. 
Bodice Division. ah Purpose. arr ER County. ’ Parish. Holding. | Area, Part revoked. Papers No. 
; ale : a. F. 2. 

Tamworth| Eastern..| 24,461 | From conditional] 19 Aug., 1895} Darling ...| Welsh...) Mandowa 230 0 0 | That part within an area set) Ms. 1910- 
sale (within [ron- Shire. | (about), apart this day for original) 3,390. 
bark and Ti-tree conditional purchase and 
Gold-fields). = associated conditional lease. 

[442] Department of Mines, 


; Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 
REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 21,428 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN THE TURON GOLD-FIELD). 
IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
- concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 


Act, 1906,.part.of Reserve No. 24,428 from conditional sale (within the Turon Gold-field), hereunder described, shall be revoked, and 
it is hereby revoked accordingly. 


[1910-5,187-200 Misc. ] W. H. WOOD. 

SOHEDULE. 
Land relies Re a : : 
aeinice: | Division. pale Purpose, Perr he County. | Parish. | Shire. | Area, | Part revoked. thea 
ache at etn 

Bathurst..! Hastern.,| 24,428 | From ¢e.nditional) 25 July, 1896} Roxburgh..| Castleton...) Turon | 16 0 0 | Thatpart wi hin an area set apart] Ms. 1910 

F sale (within (about). this day for additicnal holdings, 3,162, 
Turon Gold field) | 


at 15s. per acre. (Mines.) 


[433] Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 
RESERVE FROM OCCUPATION UNDER ANY MINER’S RIGHT OR BUSINESS LICENSE. ( 


H*® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, and in pursuance of the powers conferred by section 14 


(3) of the Mining Act, 1906, has been pleased to exempt from occupation under any miner’s right or business license, the Crown 
Lands herein described. 


[1910-4,480-528 Reg. ] 


W. H. WOOD. 
HASTERN DIVISION a 
Lanp DistRicr or Marrpanp. 
' DESCRIPTION. 
No. 1,119. County of Northumberland, parish of Heddon, containing an area of about 11 acres. The Crown Lan!s within the 
following boundaries : Commencing at the northernmost north-east corner of portion Mt 3; and bounded thence by the eastern boundary 
of that portion southerly to the northern side of the road from Cessnock to Weston, via Abermain; by that road westerly to the western 


boundary of portion ML 3; by part of thot boundary north to its north-west corner, and by its north boundary easterly, to the point of 
commencement, ‘ } 2 


20 Suny, 1910.] 


[355] Department ef Lands, 


Bydrey, 20th July, 1910. 


abe is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accord- 

ance with the provisions of the 106th section of the Crown 
Lands Act of 1884, His Excellency the Governor, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, has approved of Messrs. 
Charles Lapthorne, Kdwin Ride, and Jobn Batten, who have 
left the district, being removed frcm their positions as Trustees 
of the portion of the General Cemetery at Berrigan, dedicated 
29th March, 1892, set apart for Methodist Burial Ground, and 
they are hereby accordingly removed. 


[Ms. 1910-8,950]; 8. W. MOORE. 


[356] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


ie is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accordance 

with the provisions of the 106th section of the Crown 
Lands Act of 1884, His Excellency the Governor, with the 
aavice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to approve 
of the appointment of the undermentioned gentlemen as 
Trustees respectively of the portions of land kereinafter par- 
ticularised, namely :— 


The portion of the General Cemetery at Berrigan, dedicated 
29th March, 1892, set apart for Methodist Burial Ground :— 


Messrs. Edwin William Burwood, 
Albert McNair, 
James Martin 
(in lieu of Messrs. Charles Lapthorne, Edwin Ride, and John 


Batten, removed). 
[ Ms, 191C-8,950] 


Recreation Ground at Turondale, area 6 acres 17 perches, 
dedicated 9th June, 1897 :— 
Georze Cole, Esquire 


(in lieu of Mr. E. P. M. Knoblanche, resigned). 
[Ms. 1910-9,127] 


-The portion of the General Cemetery at Canowindra, dedi- 
cated 20th August, 1886, set apart for Roman Catholic Burial 
Ground :— 


. The Right Reverend John Dunne, D.D., 
The Reverend Patrick Joseph Doran, 
Messrs. Alfred Joseph Grant, 
Thomas Callan 
(in lieu of The Right Reverend J. P. Byrne, DD, The 
Reverend J. Horan, and Messrs. H. Coady and J. Grant, 


deceased). 
[Ms. 1910-9,899] 


The portion of the General Cemetery at North Gundagai, set 
apart for Presbyterian Burial Ground :— 


Messrs. Archibald McKinnon, 
John Goodwin Watson Hill, M.B. 


(in lieu,of Messrs. R. McLeod and W. B. Wilson, deceased). 
“[Ms 1910-10,020] 


Athietic Sports Ground at Bathurst, area 10 acres 14 p:rches, 
being section 92, dedicated 13th September, 102 :— 


William Henry Crago, Hequire 


(in lieu of Mr. W. G. Thompson, deceased). 
[Ms. 1910-9,355] 


Recreation Ground at Haslem’s Beach, Eden, area 23 ecres 1 
rocd, dedicated 7th October, 1899 :— 


Arthur Imlay Nicholson, Esquire 


(in lieu of Mr. F. J. Keon, deceased). 
[ Ms. 1910-9,925 ] 


The portion of the General Cemetery at Gore Hill, dedicated 
Sth September, 1908, set apart for Roman Catholic Burial 
Grevnd :— 

The Reverend James Eugene Colgan 


(in lieu of The Reverend G. Kelly, resigned). 
(Ms. 1910-9,329] 


S. W. MOORE. 
' No. 112, 20 Jury, 1910,—4. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 


Lands Departuent Dotices, 


| [Minl. 1910-6,433] 


3891 


[357] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


ie is hereby notified, for public infurmation, that, in accord- 

ance with the provisions of the Public Trusts Act, 1897, 
His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, has been pleased to approve of the appointment of 
the undermentioned body as Trustees of the portion of Reserve 
No. 44,622 for General Cemetery at Pooral, county of Glou- 
cester, parish of Karuah, notified !7th November, 190), for 
Church of Eng'and Burial Ground :— 

The Trustees of Chur.h Property «f the Dice:se of 
Newcastle. 


(Ms. 1910-9,829] S. W. MOORE. 


{358} Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 20th July, 19:0. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accordance 
with the provisions of the Public Trusts Act, 1897, His 
Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, has been pleased to approve of the appointment of 
the undermentioned gentleman as a Trustee of Reserve No. 
43,970, at Morrisset, county of Northumberland, parish of 
Morrisset, area 4 acres 3 roods, notified 2nd June, 1909, for 
Public Recreation, namely :— 


Charles Borgess, Esquire 


(in lieu of Mr. A T. Black, resigned). 


(Ms 1910-9,611) S. W. MOORE. 


I en 


[6861] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, llth May, 1910. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
TOWN OF BURI. 


12 is hereby notified, for public information, that, 

at the expiration of three months from this date, 
it is intended, under the provisions of section 107 of 
the Crown Lands Act of 1884, and section 57 of the 
Crown Lands Act of 1895, to alter the design of the 
town of Buri, by extending the village boundaries, 
cancelling designed section 3, and substituting there- 
for measured sections 38 and 6,—as shown on plan 
catalogued Buri 12, and opening new streets and lanes 
therein. 

Lithographs showing the proposed alteration may be 
inspected at the Crown Lands Office, Tamworth, and 
at the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


[Aln. 1910-5,358] S. W. MOORE. 


[7431] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 8th June, 1910. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
TOWN OF TENTERFIELD. 


ip is hereby notified, for public information, that, 

at the expiration of three months from this date, 
it is intended, under the provisions of section 107 
of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, and section 57 of 
the Crown Lands Act of 1895, to alter the design of 
the town of Tenterfield, by closing the part of Scott- 
street between Miles and Manners streets, and open- 
ing a new street along the west boundary of allot- 
ments 1 to 10 of section 22. : 

Lithographs showing the proposed alteration may 
be inspected at the Crown Land Office, Tenterfield, 
and at the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


(Ms. 1910-7,363] S. W. MOORE. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


ik is hereby notified, for public information, that 
the Surveyors Board will conduct an examination 
of candidates for licenses to survey under the Crown 
Lands Acts, commencing at 10 a.m. on Monday, 19th 
September, 1910, at the Office of the Chief Surveyor, 
Department of Lands. ; bik 
Candidates are informed that their applications, 
together with documentary evidence of having com- 
plied with the preliminary conditions, must reach the 
Secretary to the Board at least ten days before the 
. fixed for the, examination. 
FM S. W, MOORE. 


[344] 


3892 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 


[20 Juny, 1910. 


[368 ] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


CENTENNIAL PARK LANDS. 


Ts pursuance of the provisions of the Centenary 

Park Sale Act (No. 23, 1904) I, the Premier and 
Attorney-General, do hereby notify that the under- 
mentioned lots.of the Centennial Park Lands will be 
offered on Wednesday, the 27th July, 1910, at 11.30 
a.m., at the Rooms of Messrs. Hardie and Gorman, 
133 Pitt-street, Sydney. 


C. G. WADE. 
Allotment... Section, 
12 and 13 
1 ae ah 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 
APPROACHING LAND SALKS. 
ROWN LANDS have been advertised in the Government 
Gazette for sale at the undermentioned places and 
dates :— 


Gazette 
0. 
Atsury—Wednesday, 27th July, 1910... Poe ae 
ARwWIDALE— Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910 sic. Sl, 
Baruurst—Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910... Fa ae 
BELLINGEN—Tuesday, 26th July, 1910... scsoagreetlih 
_BrngaRa—Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910 ... Aetna ih 
_Biaynty—Wednesday, 27th July, 1910... cP ae yl 
‘BompaLta— Wednesday, 3rd August, 19.0. 97 
Burren Junction—Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910 103 
Byron Bay—Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910 Peay 
CANOWINDRA—Friday, 29th July, {91 eo OT 
CarcoaR—Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910 . 97 
Corr’s Harvour-—Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910. 97 
CooNABARRABRAN —Tuesday, 26th July, 1910 soe Si 
CopMANHURST—Friday, 29th July, 1910 ... Preeti 
East Matrtpanp—Wednesday, 27th July, 1910... 97 
Forspes—Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910 «.. soe 
Gosrorp— Wednesday, 27th July, 1910... Se OL 
GOULBURN—Wednesday, 27th July, 1910 ... speney SCH 
Do.—Wednesday, 17th August, 1910... ay 1 aLO 
Grarron—Tuesday, 26th July, 1910 We ae OF 
GRENFELL— Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910... doe OO 
‘ Gunpacai— Wednesday, 27th July, 1910 .., Ath 
GuNNING—Wednesday, 27th July, 1910 ... Bomepelrt 
InverELL—Wednesday, 27th July, 1910 ... ner LT) 
, Lismorne—Wednesday, 27th July, 1910... ae eee 
_Litucow— Wednesday, 27th July, 1910... soem 
..Mosma—Wednesday, 24th August, 1910 .. bee OY 
Motonc—Tuesday, 26th July, 1910 3 iis ah 
, Mupere—Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910 ... eae 
MURRUMBURRAH—Friday, 12th August, 1910 ... 97 


MuswWELLBROOK—Wednesday, 17th August, 1910 97 
_NaRRANDERA—Wednesday, 17th August, 1910 .., 97 
NIMMITABEL— Wednesday, 27th July, 1910 nae EMU 


Oseron—Friday, 29th July, 1910... wat Srey ne ried 
ParKxes—Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910... yon MOT 
Peak Hitt—Friday, 12th August, 1910 .., 97 
Port Macquartm— Wednesday, 27th July, 1910 . 97 
Ryuistons—Wednesday, 27th July, 1910 ... ace RAO 
Sypnev— Wednesday, 27th July, 1910... style 08 
TAMBAR SeriNGs—Friday, 29th July, 1910 eee yf 
TamwortH—Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910 ee OL 
TargEE—Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910 ... sao, 
» 'TENTERFIELD— Wednesday, 27th July, 1910 Ye. 48197 
. TumparumMBpa—Wednesday, 8rd August, 1910 ... 97 
. Toumur-—-Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910... itt 
-Waeca Waaca—Wednesday, 27th July, 1910... 97 
* Waconca—Friday, 29th July, 1910 , ad FOF. 
 WARIALDA—Wednesday, 27th July, 1910 . crea | 
~ Woopstock—Tuesday, 26th July, 1910... a 2497 
~ Wooromin—Wednesday, 27th July, 1910. i 2 OF 
_ WyaLtone—Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910. id SOT 


', Youne—Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910 ... iil 7897 
' S. W. MOORE: 


[365] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY 
ROADS AND PART OF ROAD. 
rhe Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, directs it to be notified 
that in pursuance of the provisions of the 20th sec- 
tion of the ‘“‘Public Roads Act, 1902,’’ the roads and 
part of road hereunder descr ibed, which are no longer 
required, are hereby closed, and the lands comprised 
therein freed and discharged from any rights of the 
public or any person to the same as highways. 


S. W. MOORE. 


DESCRIPTIONS. 


Risener road separating “The B. & A. Trust 
and*Loan*Company, Limited’s’’ (grantee), portion 147, 


parish of Watt, from G. Blaxland’s (grantee), portion 


63, parish of Howard, and the unnecessary part of 
road separating said portion 147 from J. and A. P. 
Cooper’s (grantees), portion 121, parish of Watt, ex- 
tending from south-east corner of portion 63, parish 
of Howard, to a point about 1,250 links north of 
southernmost south-west corner of portion 121, parish 


of Watt, county of Brisbane, Merriwa Shire (No. 52). 


| Roads 1910-345- 3] 


Unnecessary road (lane) separating allotment 3 from 
allotment 4, cf section 24, village of Warkworth, 
parish of W arkw orth, county of Northumberland, Pat- 
rick Plains Shire No. 33. 

Le 1910-348- im 


[370] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


PROPOSED CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY PARTS 
OF ROADS AND LANHES. 


OTICH is hereby given that the Minister for Lands 


is of opinion that it is-expedient to close, under 
the provisions of the 19th and 20th sections of the 
“Public Roads Act, 1902,’’ the parts of roads and 
lanes hereunder described; and all persons interested 
are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, 
addressed to the Minister, within one month from 
date of this notice, any objections which may appear 
to them to exist to the closing of the said parts of 


roads and lanes. 
S. W. MOORE. 


The unnecessar y part of road (R. 2,204-1,603) on the 
left bank of Kyalite or Edward River, and now in- 
cluded in measured portion 75 of 1 rood for care- 
taker’s residence, suburban land, town of Moulamein, 
parish of Moulamein South, county of Wakool, Wakool 
Shire No. 63. 

[| Roads 1910-510-1] 
The unnecessary part-ef road (Wakool-street) from 


Grant-street to Vir ginia-street, the unnecessary part 
of road (Jackson- street) from Tooleybue- street to Wood- 


street ; and the unnece ssary lanes through sections 6,, 


tip and 8, town of Tooleybuc, parish of Tooleybue, 
county of Wakool, Wakool Shire No. 63. 
[Roads 1910-433-1] 


£3525 Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


ADDITIONAL REGULATIONS FOR THE MANAGE- 
MUNT OF RECREATION RESERVE Na. 30,9038, 
AT WILLYAMA. KNOWN AS “SEE RECREA- 
TION GROUND.’?: 
H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, having been pleased to 
make the following additional Regulations for the 
management of reserve No. 30,903, at Willyama, 
county of Yancowinna, parish of Picton, area 3 acres 
3 roods, notified 28th April, 1900, for public recreation, 
and known as “See Recreation’ Ground,’’ such addi- 
tional Regulations are hereby published in accordance 
with section 1 of the ‘‘Public Trusts Act, 1897.” 


[Ms. 1910-11,277 ] S. W. MOORE. 


13. The trustees may, with the consent ‘of the’ 


Minister for Lands, erect-on any portion of the said 
park buildings or enclosures, and may charge for 
admission to any such buildings or enclosures such sum 
or sums as may be fixed upon from time to time by 
the said trustees. 


Any person entering or remaining wpon or within 
any such buildings or enclosures without the per- 
mission of the said tr ustees, or without having paid 
such charge for admission, or who shall neglect or 
rcfuse to pay such charge immediately on demand 
thereof by the ranger, caretaker, or by any other 
person duly authorised by the said trustees, shall be 
liable on conviction to forfeit and pay a penalty not 
exceeding the sum of two pounds (£2). 


14. For all licensed entertainments, gatherings, or 
meetings to. be supervised by the trustees, 25 per 
cent. of the gross gate takings shall be retained by the 
said trustees ; but a deposit of £1 1s. must be paid 
to the trustees or whom they may appoint when the 
grounds are engaged, which amount shall be the mini- 
mum charge, and shall be retained by the trustees 
should 25 per cent. of the ae not peach that 
amount, = () eR ee Ae ek El 


—— 


20 Jury, 1910.] 


[353] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, having approved of the 
following Regulations for the portions of the General 
Cemetery at Hast Kempsey, dedicated 8th June, 1895, 
set apart for Methodist and Presbyterian Burial 
Grounds, such Regulations are hereby published for 


ublic information. 
Ms. 1910-11 ,2753 S. W. MOORE. 


We, the trustees of the portions of the General Ceme- 
tery at Kast Kempsey set apart for Methodist and 
Presbyterian Burial Grounds under our powers, in 
virtue of our being charged with the care and manage- 
ment of the said burial grounds, do hereby make the 
following Regulations for the management thereof :— 

1. These burial grounds shall be for the purpose of 
burying the dead of the Methodist and Presbyterian 
Denominations. 

2. The meetings of the trustees may be held at such 
times and places as they may appoint, and at any such 
meeting a majority of the trustees for the time being 
holding office shall form a quorum. 

‘3. The trustees shall keep proper accounts of all 
moneys received and all moneys disbursed in connec- 
tion with the burial grounds, and, if so required, shall 
furnish the vouchers for all moneys expended, and a 
certified copy of their accounts for any year to the 
Minister for Lands. ; 

4, All moneys received in connection with the burial 
«grounds shall be paid into some Bank to the credit 
of an account in the name of the ‘‘Trustees of the 

East Kempsey, Methodist and Presbyterian Burial 
Grounds,” and cheques drawn upon such account shall 
be signed by at least two trustees. 

5, All moneys received in connection with the burial 
grounds shall be applied by the trustees,—Firstly, in 
payment of salaries, wages, and current expenses; 
secondly, in constructing and keeping in repair fences, 
drains, buildings, and other permanent works; thirdly, 
in beautifying and adorning the burial grounds. 

6. The trustees may appoint an officer-in-charge, who 

‘shall receive moneys, and regulate, manage, and de- 
cide all matters of detail arising in connection with 
the burial grounds. The officer-in-charge may be one 
of the trustees, or the secretary, or such officer or per- 

‘son as the trustees may appoint. 

_ 7. The trustees shall, as scon as possible after their 
appointment, and afterwards as occasion may from 
time to time require, cause proper provision to be 

“made for fencing, laying out, and draining so much 

- of the burial grounds as may then be required for use. 

8. The trustees may erect gateways, houses, offices, 
and other necessary buildings; make roads, avenues, 

‘and walks; plant trees and shrubs; and do and per- 
form any other matter or thing which may be re- 
» quired for the proper and efficient management and 
adornment of the burial grounds. 

9. The trustees shall divide the burial grounds into 
sections and shall allot portions within those sections ; 
and shall cause a plan to be made showing the sec- 
tions and portions of the burial grounds and shall 

’ sign and certify the plan when made. The plan or 
copy thereof shall be kept for reference in the office of 
the officer-in-charge. 

10. The trustees shall cause a register to be kept, 
in which shall be entered the name and addition of 
every person whose body is interred in the burial 

~ grounds, and the section, portion, and number of the 
_ grave in which the interment has been made, and 
ths date of the interment; the entries shall be made 
immediately after each interment. 

11. The fees and charges specified in the Schedule 
hereto annexed shall be payable in advance to the 
trustees, but the trustees may in any case of poverty, 
if they see fit, remit wholly or in part the fees and 
charges payable upon an interment. 

12. The trustees may, upon payment of the appro- 
priate charge, issue certificates on the prescribed 

- form, securing the exclusive right of burial in one or 
‘ more specified portions of the burial grounds; but the 
trustees may and shall refuse to sell a certificate for 
more than one portion to any person if they are satis- 
fied that an attempt is being made to create a monopoly 
' or to deal in those certificates in the way of business, 
and that the person applying to purchase is privy to 
_ such attempt. 
_ 13, A certificate may be transferred by an endorse- 
~ ment in writing upon the certificate, or may be dis- 
posed of by will: Provided always that no such trans- 
‘ fer or disposition as aforesaid shall bind the trustees 
unless notice thereof is given to the trustees within a 
‘ reasonable time thereafter, and the certificate and 
‘ any’necessary evidence of the claimant’s title pro- 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 3893 


14. No interment shall take place in any portion in 
respect of which a certificate of exclusive right of 
burial has been issued, unless the consent in writing 
of the then holder of the certificate and the certificate 
itself are produced to the officer-in-charge. 

15. Every monument, tomb, tablet, grave-stone, 
vault, kerbing, railing, or other erection to be placed 
in the burial grounds shall be of a design and work- 
manship approved by the trustees, and plans or par- 
ticulars thereof shall be submitted to the trustees 
before the work is proceeded with. 

16. A copy of any proposed inscription shall be sub- 
mitted to the trustees for their approval, and shall 
be hed ioe by them before the work is proceeded 
with. 

17. The trustees may order the removal or altera- 
tion of any monument, tomb, tablet, grave-stone, 
vault, railing, or other erection, or the erasure of any 
inscription which shall have been erected or placed in 
the burial grounds in contravention of the toregoing 
regulations. 

18. No trees or plants shall be planted in the burial 
grounds unless the same be of a species approved ky 
the trustees. 

19. Masons and other workmen shall clear away all 
refuse and rubbish caused by them, and shall repair 
and make good all damage wrought by them or their 
servants to the satisfaction of the officer-in-charge. 
Before commencing any work in the burial grounds, 
every mason or workman shall deposit with the officer- 
in-charge the sum of ten shillings, which shall be for- 
feited if this regulation is not complied with. 


20. The trustees or their officer-in-charge of the 
cemetery shall not issue an order for interment therein 
until shown the certificate required by section 30 of 
the Act No. 17 of 1899, to be issued by the District 
Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, or by 
the Coroner or the Magistrate who held the inquest or 
inquiry on the body, or by a medical officer in com- 
pliance with the Children’s Protection Act, No. 47, 
1902, as the case may be. 

21. Before an order for interment is issued, par- 
ticulars of the length and breadth of the coffin shalt 
be delivered to the officer-in-charge, and all fees and 
charges paid to him. 

22. No person other than the person who has paid 
the tees and charges.in respect of any grave or por- 
tion shall be permitted to interfere in any way with 
that grave or portion without the written authority 
of the officer-in-charge. 

23. Any recognised Minister of the Denominations 
mentioned in Regulation 1 shall at all times have free 
access and admission to the burial grounds, and shall 
freely exercise his spiritual functions therein, in con- 
nection with the burial of the dead, without any 
hindrance or disturbance: Provided, however, that 
no such Minister shall -be entitled to receive any fee in 
respect of any services he may so perform, unless with 
the sanction of the trustees. 

24, All work in connection with any monument or 
grave shall be carried on under the direction and 
supervision of the officer-in-charge, and shall be 
carried to completion without unnecessary delay. 


25. Not more than two adults shall be interred in 
any one grave, and in no grave shall the upper sur- 
face of the coffin be at a less depth than 4 feet from 
the natural surface of the soil. 

26. The areas of portions for graves shall be from 
4 x 8 feet to 12 x 8 feet; the areas of portions for 
vaults shall be from 6 x 12 feet to 12 x 24 feet. 

27. No person shall be entitled to have a portion re- 
opened for the purpose of a second interment therein, 
unless a certificate of exclusive right of burial has 
been issued in respect of that portion within two 
months after the first interment. 

28. The trustees, when, in their opinion, any tomb, 
monument, or other erection is, or is likely to become, 
dangereus, shall, where practicable, give notice in 
writing. to the owner or person responsible to repair. 
If within a reasonable time such repair is not so 
effected, the trustees may take down and _ remove 
such tomb, monument, or other erection, and sell or 
otherwise dispose of the materials of which the same 
was composed. The trustees shall not be required to 
account for the proceeds of such sale or for such 
disposal of the materials. 

29. No heavy materials shall be drawn over the roads 
or paths of the burial grounds whilst they are wet. 

30. No person shall inter a corpse in the burial 
grounds, except in accordance with these regulations ; 
and any person interring a corpse in violation of 
these regulations, or procuring the same to be so in- 
terred, shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding 
twenty pounds. ie hapa 

31. No person shall ride or drive any animal or 


* duced for the inspection of the trustees, 


vehicle over the roads or paths of the burial grounds. 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 


32. No person shall— : 

(a) Sell or buy within the burial grounds any 
or thing. . 

(b) Distribute any hand-bill, card, circular, or other 
advertisement within the burial grounds. 

(c) Put any animal or animals in the burial grounds 
for the purpose of grazing therein, except with 
the consent in writing of the trustees. Re 

(dq) Take part in any meeting other than of a religi- 


article 


ous or commemorative character within the 
burial grounds. 3 
(e) Disturb any funeral service, at any grave, 


whether by working in the neighbourhood of it 


or otherwise. a 
(f) Discharge any firearms except at a military fun- 


eral. 

(g) Wantonly damage or disturb any flowers or other 
tokens placed upon any grave. ; 

(hk) Commit any riot, breach of the peace, or nuis- 
ance, or otherwise offend against decency or 
decorum within the burial grounds. 

33. Any person committing any act which is a 
breach of the last preceding regulation shall be hable 
to a penalty not exceeding twenty pounds. 

34. Any person committing or omitting any act 
in violation of these regulations for which no other 
penalty is thereby expressly provided shall be liable 
to a penalty not exceeding ten pounds. 

35. It shall be the duty of the officer-in-charge to 
prosecute offenders against these regulations; and no 
prosecution under these regulations shall prejudice 
any other proceedings, whether civil or criminal, 
which may be taken against the offender: Provided 
always that no person be criminally punished twice 
for the same offence. 

36. The trustees, or their officer-in-charge shall, in 
the months of April, July, October, and January in 
each year, transmit to the local District Registrar 
a return giving a list of all burials during the pre- 
vious quarter, with the name and late address of the 
deceased, date of burial, and name of undertaker 
in each case. 


SCHEDULE OF FEES AND CHARGES. 


Interment fee 

Tnterment-——child ie 

Land for grave, 4 x 8 feet 

Land for two graves, 8 x 8 feet. 

Land for three graves, 12 x 8 feet 

Reopening vault or grave... ats 4. 

Removal of corpse from one part of ground 
to another aoe me ae 

Permission to erect monument ah 

Permission to erect slab or headstone 


COH SCHHOOOY 

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NOOO SSCS NS 
S00 caococoac 


ForRM OF CERTIFICATE. 


THIS is to certify that , of 
paid to the trustees of the Burial Ground, 
the sum of £ , and in consideration of such pay- 
ment the said trustees do hereby grant to the said 
the exclusive right of burial in portion 
No. , section No. feet by feet, in 
the said burial ground, subject to the conditions pre- 
scribed by the rules and regulations for the time being 
in force relating to the said burial ground. 
Dated this day of path Opes 


, has 


Trustees. 


TRANSFER (TO BE ENDORSED). 
JT, the within named , do hereby transfer 


to + OF , all my right, title, 
and interest in and under the within certificate. 

Dated this day of shal 9 Ee 
Witness,— 

GEORGE ISNIGHT, ) 


WILLIAM ANDERSON, 

GEO. BOND, 

JOHN R. NANCE, - 

JOHN GILFILLAN, 

JOHN TAYLOR, 
Presbyterian Minister. 


| Trustees of 

( 

J 
DAVID PARKER, / 


Presbyterian portion. 


HENRY MANNING, Trustees of 
C. WALKER, Methodist portion. 
WILLIAM HARVEY. 


. Permission for the exhumation of any corpse must be obtained from 
the Departmen of Public Health 


[20 Juny, 1910. 


[6349 ] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


QUARRY REGULATIONS. 


4 pes following Regulations, made under the Crown Lands 
Acts, for the issue of Licenses or Permits to dig for and 
remove from Crown Lands, whether under lease or not, any 
gravel, stone, clay, shells, or other materials, shall take effect 
from the date of publication hereof, and are in lieu of the 
existing Quarry Regulations, which said Regulations shall be 
repealed from that date, but without prejudice to any existing 
licenses or permits. i 


[M1. 1910-3,495] S. W. MOORE, 


Licenses. 


1. A quarry license shall entitle the holder to dig for and 
remove any gravel, stone, clay, shells, or other materials on 
and from Crown Lands not exempted by regulation or by 
notice in the Gazette from the operation of quarry licenses, 
and may be obtained on application to a Crown Land Agent, 
or Clerk of Petty Sessions, or other pérson duly authorised 
to issue such license, or to the Department of Lands, Sydney. 
A quarry license may be issued for one month or any number 
of months not exceeding twelve months, and the fee for 
such license shall be £3 per annum, or lds. per quarter, or 
53. per month. 

2, A quarry license shall be held by each person digging 
for and removing gravel, stone, clay, shells, or other materials 
on and from Crown Lands. Such license must be produced 
upon the demand of any Crown Lands Bailiff, Police officer, 
or other authorised person, 


Rights conferred by Licenses. 
3. A quarry license shall take effect from such date as may 


| be specified therein, and shall specify the parish, county, or 


locality embracing the Crown Lands to which it applies. It 
shall be subject to the conditions of these Regulations, and 
shall not apply to lands permanently dedicated to any public 
purpose. The special authority of the Minister must be 
obtained before the holder of a license can operate on Crown 
Lands which may be exempt by regulation or by notification 
in the Gazette, or on any of the following Crown Lands, 
Vaz 


Reserves notified for any Public Purpose. 

Lands leased under the Mining Act. 

Sites fer Towns or Villages, or lands within the Town 
and Suburban boundaries of a City, Town, or Village. 

Lands included in a Temporary Common. 

Lands measured for Sale or Settlement Purposes. 

Lands held under conditional or special or settlement or 
residential lease, conditional purchase lease, or 
special conditional purchase lease. 

Church and School Lands under lease. 

Lands within Proclaimed or Scheduled Roads or Roads 
under the control of a Shire or Municipal Council. 

Lands within 10 chains of a tank, dam, or excavation 
for the conservation of water. 

Lands held under Brickmaking or Quarrying Permits. 

Islands on rivers or lakes of the Eastern Watershed 
of the State. 


4, No excavation shall be made so as to cause injury toa 
road, track, or bank of navigable river, or be made in a place 
likely to cause public injury; and the Minister may require 
a licensee to erect a sufficient fence or barrier around any 
excavation before it is made more than 20 inches deep, and 
should the licensee neglect or refuse todo so within such time 
as may be allowed for the purpose, the Minister may cause it 
to be erected at the cost of such licensee. 

5. All gravel, stone, clay, shells, or other materials dug or 
obtained under the authority of a quarry license shall be 
removed from Crown Lands during the currency of such 
license, or during the currency of any subsequent license, if 
such subsequent license takes effect immediately after the’ 
date of expiration of the preceding license: Provided that 
no person shall have a right to hold material more than 
three months without special permission, notwithstanding 
that the license under which it has been obtained may 
have a longer currency than three months. Any person 
desiring an extended term for removing material may for- 
ward an application to the nearest Crown Lands Bailiff, 
setting forth particulars of the quantity and description of the 
material claimed, how long obtained, locality where lying, and 
cause of non-removal, with particulars of the licenses under 
which the material has been held; and if the Minister is 
satisfied that difficulties exist to the removal of the same 
within the prescribed period, he may extend such time for 
removal upon such term’ and conditions as he shall think 
proper ; and all such material which is not removed within 
such period, or such extended period, shall be held to have 
been abandoned. 

6. A license to dig for or remove gravel, stone, clay, shells, 
er other materials, shall confer no right on any person to 
occupy, cultivate, or improve, or to erect machinery or to 
reside upon Crown Lands, and shall confer no right of grazing, 


20 Jury, 1910.) 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 


3895 


It shall not be transferable without the consent and endorse- 
ment of the Crown Lands Bailiff, and excepting as herein 
expressly provided it shall not confer any privileges of exclu- 
sive passession, save as to the material actually in process of 
being procured, or removed, or held in accordance with these 
Regulations. 


Permits for Brickmaking, Quarrying, and similar purposes 


7. The Minister may grant permits authorising the holders 
to occupy specified portions not exceeding 1] acre of quarry 
reserves or other Crown Lands, if available, for the purpose 
of quarrying stone, digging or removing brick earth, or for 
brickmaking and similar purposes, at a fee of not less than 
£10 per annum, £5 per half year, or £2 10s. per quarter or 
for any less term. Permits shall be subject to such terms, 
conditions, and restrictions as the Minister may think fit to 
impose, 

Removal of Material from Crown Lands under lease. 


8. No lease or license under the Crown Lands Act (other 
than a special lease, the express purpose of which is to allow 
the removal of material) shall confer any right to remove 
material from the land under lease, but lessees and licensees 
may take from land under lease cr license to them, such 
‘ material for building and other purposes as may be required 
by them as tenants or licensees respectively, but shall not 
prevent any persons duly authorised under these Regulations 
from obtaining material from lands under lease or license. 
Lessees or licensees desiring to obtain for the purpose of sale 
material from lands under lease or license to them, shall 
obtain a license under these Regulations. 


Special Conditions. 


9. The Minister may impose special conditions and rates 
‘upon the holder of a license, and may also authorise any 
operation for the utilisation of material not provided for in 
these Regulations under whatever license or rate he thinks fit. 


Penalties. 


10, All gravel, stone, clay, shells, or other materials which 
there may be good reason to believe has been abandoned, or 
which has not been removed within the time specified by these 
Regulations, or has been obtained or drawn from Crown Lands 
without authority, or contrary to the provisions of these Regu- 
lations, may be seized by any Crown Lands Bailiff, Police 
officer, or other person duly authorised in that behalf. Notice 
of such seizure, in writing, shall at once be reported to the 

»Minister, and shall be posted up at the nearest Court of 
Petty Sessions of the District, and a notice by registered 
letter be sent to the claimant or reputed claimant if known, 
and unless aclaim to such material shall be made, and a 
‘legal ownership established to the satisfaction of a Bench of 
Magistrates at the first Court of Petty Sessions held fourteen 
days after notice of such seizure has been posted, the materials 
may be sold or otherwise disposed of : Provided, Lowever, 
-the claim may be heard before fourteen days have expired 
should the persons interested in the seizure have received 
sufficient notice to enable them to attend. If the claimant 
prove to the satisfaction of the Bench that he has duly com- 
plied with these Regulations and is otherwise lawfully 
entitled to the seized materials their restoration may be 
ordered. Ifthe claimant fail to so prove his claim the materials 
shall be confiscated. 

11. Materials forfeited or confiscated may be removed to 
any convenient place, and may be sold by auction or by 
private contract, or be otherwise disposed of in such manner 
as the Minister may direct; and the proceeds of such 
sale, after deduction of expenses, shall be paid into the 
Consolidated Revenue. 

12. Any person disobeying, infringing, or violating the 
provisions or conditions of any of these Regulations, under 
cover of a license or permit, or the conditions of any license 
or permit held by him, shall be liable toa fine of not less than 
20s. and not exceeding £5 for the first offence, not less than 
£5 and not exceeding £10 for the second offence, and not less 
than £10 nor exceeding £20 for the third offence, exclusive 
of the value of any materials destroyed. 

13. The breach of any condition or obligation, or the failure 
to perform any act or matter specified in a license or per- 
mit issued under these Regulations, shall have the effect of 
rendering such license or permit liable to forfeiture ; and the 
Minister may thereupon or thereafter declare such license or 
permit forfeited, and may direct that no license under any of 
these Regulations be issued to the person or persons commit- 
ting such breach. 

Forms. 


14. The forms to be used for the issue of licenses and per- 
mits, and for other purposes under these Regulations, shall be 
those published by authority, and at the Government Printing 
Office, : 


Duties of Issuers of Licenses. 


15. All fees for licenses or permits, and all proceeds of sales 
of any gravel, stone, clay, shells, or other materials which 
may be seized and sold, are to be paid over and accounted for 
by the officers receiving the same in the same manner as other 
public revenue collections passing through their hands, 


16, Issuers of quarry licenses shall, on the day of issue, 
send the duplicate of the license to the local Crown Lands 
Bailiff, and shall furnish to the Department of Lands, Sydney, 
within three days after the end of each quarter, a return on 
the form provided, of all licenses issued during that quarter. 

17. Persons authorised to issue licenses must be satisfied 
before issuing same that the information required in the 
license has been furnished, and must exercise every care to 
ensure that the particulars thereon shall be in accordance 
with the regulations and the requirements of the license. 

18. Upon receipt, the duplicates of ail licenses shall be 
retained by the local Crown Lands Bailiff for reference. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


BY-LAWS FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF .DEN- 
MAN PARK, DENMAN. 

H IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, having been pleased to 

make the following By-laws for the management of 

Denman Park, Denman, such By-laws are hereby pub- 

lished for public information, in accordance with the 

provisions of the Public Parks Act, 1902. 


[Ms. 1910-11,276] S. W. MOORE. 


1. The trustees of the said park may appoint a 
ranger, bailiff, or overseer over the said park, with 
powers and authorities necessary to enable him to 
perform his duties as they may from time to time 
think fit. 

2. No person shall cut, break, or deface, or other- 
wise injure or destroy any of the trees, shrubs, flow- 
ers, plants, seats, gates, posts, fences, or other erec- 
tions upon or bounding the said park, or write 
thereon, or shall affix any bill or stencil-mark to any 
such tree, seat, gate, post, fence, wall, pillar, or to or 
upon any building or other erection, or any pavement 
or footway, in or upon or forming the boundaries or 
part of the boundaries of such park. 

3. No person shall injure or destroy any dam, well, 
fountain, or reservoir in the said park, or shall wash 
therein any clothes, or himself, or any person or ani- 
mal, or in any way pollute the water in any such dam, 
well, fountain, or reservoir. 

4. No person shall climb any of the trees growing 
in the said park, or sit upon, climb, or jump over, or 
in any way get on, over, or under any fence or rail 
erected in the park, or stand, or lie, on any of the 
seats therein, or trespass within the enclosures set 
apart for seats, shrubs, or flowers. 

5. No person, not being a player, shall trespass 
within any enclosures set apart in the said park for 
the purpose of cricket, football, or any other lawful 
game or sports, nor shall any person, unless engaged 
in such game or sports, be allowed to enter or remain 
upon any cricket oval, bowling green, tennis court, or 
football ground, or bicycle track in the said park dur- 
ing the continuance of such game or sports. 

6. No performance or entertainment of any kind 
shall be permitted in the said park, nor shall any 
money be collected at the gates or elsewhere without 
permission of the trustees. 

7. No person shall, without the written authority of 
the said trustees, engage in, or train, or practise, or 
exercise for any race or game, or play upon any in- 
strument, or throw any stone or other missile, or 
discharge firearms, or fireworks, or light any fire in 
the said park, or deposit therein any bottle, broken 
glass, fruit-skins, bones, paper, cash-off clothing, rub- 
bish, or litter of any kind. 

8. No person shall in the park sell, or offer, or ex- 
pose for sale, or to let or hire, or offer or expose for 
letting to hire, any commodity or article unless in 
pursuance of an agreement with the trustees. 

9. No person shall remove any rock, stone, earth, or 
other material from the said park without the leave 
of the said trustees first had and obtained. 

10. No tents, booths, or stalls shall be erected on 
the said park without the consent of the said trustees 
first had and obtained. 

11. No public meeting of any kind, or assemblage of 
persons together to the number of twelve or more 
for any purpose shall be allowed in the said park 
without the written permission of the trustees first 
had and obtained. 

12. The said trustees may, with the consent of the 
Minister, annually let from year to year, or for any 
less term, by public auction or by tender, the exclu- 
sive right to depasture stock on the said park, or the 
trustees may take in horses and cattle for agistment 
on the park at a price to be fixed by:the trustees. 

13. The owner of any horse, cow, sheep, goat, pig, 
or other destructive animal found trespassing upon the 
said park, shall be liable on conviction to a penalty 
not exceeding one pound, c 


[354] 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 


|20 Jury, 1910. 


14. Every person who shall be in the said park 
in a state of intoxication, or behaving in a disorderly 
manner, or creating or taking part, in any distur- 
bance, or. wilfully injuring any building, fence, tree, 
shrub, flower, rail, wall, pillar, fountain, seat, or 
other property therein or bounding the same, or re- 
moving any tree, shrub, flower, rail lamp, or 
seat therefrom, or committing any act of indecency, 
or obstructing any officer or workman of the trustees, 
or interfering not being a player, with any game or 
sports therein, or swearing or making use of any 
profane or obscene language, or using insulting words 
or gestures towards any person, or otherwise mis- 
behaving himself or herself, shall be liable to a penalty 
not exceeding five pounds. 

15. The said trustees may, with the consent of the 
Minister for Lands, set apart any portion or portions 
of the said park, for the purpose of cricket, football, 
or any other lawful game or sports, and from time 
to time grant to any club or association of clubs, 
upon such terms and conditions as the said trustees, 
or a majority thereof, may think fit, with the appro- 
val of the Minister, the use of grounds so set apart, 
and authorise the erection, alteration, and removal 
by such club or association of clubs of any buildings 
or pavilions thereon; but the said trustees shall have 
the power at any time to revoke such grant or autho- 
rity, and to order the removal of such buildings or 
pavilions; and nothing in such grant or authority 
shall limit or affect the right of entry or control over 
the grounds by the said trustees or their servants or 
agents. 

16. The said trustees may, with the consent of the 
Minister for Lands, erect on any portion of the said 
park buildings or pavilions, and likewise, with the 
consent of the said Minister, may charge for admis- 
sion to any such building or payilion such sum not 
exceeding one shilling as may be fixed from time to 
time by any resolution of the said trustees. Any per- 
son entering or remaining upon any such building or 
pavilion without the permission of the said trustees, 
or without having paid such charge for admission, or 
who shall neglect or refuse to pay any such charge 
immediately on demand thereof by the said ranger, 
bailiff, or overseer, shall be Hable, on conviction, to 
forfeit and pay a penalty not exceeding ten shillings. 

17. It shall be lawful for the said trustees, with the 
consent of the Minister for Lands, to at any time 
make a charge for admission to the said park, and to 
exclude the public therefrom, except upon payment cf 
such charge for a period not exceeding three days at 
any time, and not exceeding nine days in any one 
year, such charge to be fixed for each occasion by reso- 
lution of the said trustees, and the proceeds of such 
charge to be devoted to the maintenance or improve- 
ment of the said park, or in such manner as the said 
trustees may direct. Any person entering or remain- 
ing upon the said park without the authority or con- 
sent of the said trustees, or without having paid the 
said charge for admission during any part of any 
period when the public shall be so excluded from such 
park, shall be liable, on conviction, to a penalty not 
exceeding five pounds. 

18. For every offence against the provisions of these 
regulations, where no penalty is provided, the offender 
shall, upon conviction, forfeit and pay a penalty not 
exceeding five pounds. Made and passed by the trus- 
tees of the Denman Park, this twentieth day of Febru- 
ary, 1910. 

19. The By-laws gazetted for the park on the 18th 
and 22nd June, 1886, are hereby cancelled. 


F. S. BELL, Chairman. 
EK. REG. WHITE. 

J. A. JENNISON. 

G. ROSS. 


(.8.) 


[36] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR SPECIAL LEASES FOR ‘ AGRICUL- 
TURE AND GRAZING” UNDER THE PROVI- 
SIONS OF THE CROWN LANDS ACTS. 


Lanp District or WYALONG. 


yo! accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, 
. itishereby notified, for general information, that Tenders 
will be received at this Department not later than 3 o’clock 
p-m. on Wednesday, 17th August, 1910, for Special Leases 
for ‘“ AGRICULTURE AND Grazinc” of the lands set forth in 
the Schedule hereunder. The leases will be subject to the 
general provisions and conditions of the Crown Lands Acts 
and Regulations thereunder, and to the following special con- 
‘ ditions, provisions, exceptions, covenants, and reservations :— 
1. The term of the leases will be from the date of the 
notification of the Minister’s acceptance of the tender to 31st 
December, 1924, : 


2. The rent for each year shall be paid in advance to the 
Crown Lands Agent of the District, or to the State Treasurer at 
Sydney, on or before the 31st December of the year preced- 
ing, otherwise penalties for the late payments shall be in- 
curred, and the leases shall be liable to forfeiture. 

3. Half the survey fee, as specified in the Schedule attached 
hereto, and the full balance of rent to 3lst December, 1910, 
shall be paid by the lessee within one month from date of 
notification in the Government Gazette of the Minister’s 
acceptance of the tender, and the balance of the survey fee 
within 12 months thereafter. 

4. No trees or saplings shall be interfered with by ring- 
barking or otherwise, except under permits issued under the 
provisions of the Forestry Act and Regulations thereunder, 
but the lessee may take from the land leased to him such 
timber and other material for building and other purposes 
upon such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof. 

5. The lessee shall, within two years from the date of 
notification in the Government Gazette of the granting of 
the lease, clear and cultivate not less than one-third of the 
area leased, and shall thereafter keep not less than one-fourth 
of the area under cultivation during the currency of the lease. 

6 All rights which are conferred by the Mining Acts, with 
respect to Crown Lands, are reserved. 

7. Not more than one lease shall be held by the same 
person, or in the same person’s interest, unless with the 
consent in writing of the Minister for Lands. 

8. In addition to the above the leases shall be subject to 
subsections 1, 2, 4 to 9, 11 to 13, 15,16, 19, and 20 of Regula 
tion No. 215, notified 30th March, 1910, 

9, Failure to comply with any of the above conditions will 
render the leases liable to forfeiture. 

Tenders shall be addressed to the Under Sécretary 
for Lands, and endorsed ‘‘ Tender for Special Lease for 
Agricultural and Grazing Purposes, Land District of 
Wyalong,” with date of Gazette notice, and they shall be 
made under and subject to the following conditions and pro< 
visions and reservations :— F 

(a) Tenders shall be made on Form 74, and shall clearly 
describe the land applied for, and shall be accom- 
panied by a receipt showing that a deposit equal to 
the amount stated in the Gazette as the upset annual 
rent of the portion has been paid to the Land Agent 
or the State Treasurer, and also by a statutory 
declaration made by the tenderer giving full parti- | 
culars of all lands owned or held by him. 

(b) The deposit paid by the person whose tender is 
accepted shall be credited on account of the first 
year’s rent. Ifa tender be withdrawn, the deposit, 
wholly or in part, may be retained. 

(c) The annual rent may be reappraised for the remainder 
of the term succeeding the first period of ten years 
on application by lessee or reference by the Minister 
for Lands. 

(d) The Minister reserves the right to refer the whole or 
any of the tenders for the undermentioned blocks to 
the Local Land Board for a report for his guidance 
in selecting the applicant whose tender should be 
accepted. 

(ec) The Minister reserves the right to accept or to refuse 
any tender. : 

(f) The highest or any tender will not necessarily be 
accepted. 

Heliographs showing the position of the blocks to be leased 
may be seen at the Information Bureau, Lands Department, 
Sydney, and at the Office of the Crown Lands Agent, 


Wyalong. - 
[Ms. 1910-8,267] S. W. MOORE, 
SCHEDULE. 

ad Upset Fees— 

& | Aprroximate Locality. Annual | Survey, 

a Area. Rental. &e. 

Acres, £8, Gi), So8- de 

B 200 Parish Brolga, county Gipps, 5 3 O*| 8 3 8 
about 134 miles north of village 
of Yalgogrin. 

Cc 27) Parish Brolga, county Gipps, 410 0* 914 0 
about 2 miles north-westerly of 
the village of Yalgogrin. 

D 219 do do 5 2 0f 9 0 3 

(Ex. m1 
1910-2) 

E 200 do do wy & DOs Gl ra, 0 
¥ 200 Parish Brolga, county Gipps, 4 4 0*| 519 5 
about 14 miles westerly from 
village cf Yalgogrin. 

G 210 Parish Brolga, county Gipps, 4 8 0*) 812 3 
about 1 mile westerly from : 
village of Yalgogrin, 

H 200 do do wl ode Oe 0s Zo 

J 260 do fo ea| 2 5 OF) (OURO 

Kk 315 do ) tad OPO ROS OE AL 6 

L £70 Parish Brolga, county Gipps, 418 0* 9 3 0 
about 14 miles south-westerly s 
from village of Yalgogrin. 

M 210 Parish Brolga, county Gipps, 410 0*, 617 0 
sbout 1 mile south-westerly 
from village of Yalgogrin, 

Shire Bland. 


* Inclusive of rental value of Crown improvements = 


-20 Funy, 1910.) 


[37] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR SPECIAL LEASES FOR “ AGRICUL- 
TURE AND DAIRYING” UNDER THE PROVI- 
SIONS OF THE CROWN LANDS AOTS. 


Lanp District of GuNDAGAT. 


- accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts 
it is hereby notified, for general information, that Tenders 
will be received at this Department not later than 3 o'clock 
p-m. on Wednesday, 17th August, 1910, for Special Leases for 
“ AGRICULTURE AND Darryine” of the land set forth in the 
Schedule hereunder. The leases will be subject to the general 
"provisions and conditions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regu- 
lations thereunder, and to the following special conditions, 
provisions, exceptions, covenants, and reservations :— 

1. The term of the leases will be from the date of the 
notification of the Minister’s acceptance of the Tender to 31st 
December, 1920. 

2. The rent for each year shall be paid in advance to the 
Crown Lands Agent of the District, or to the State Treasurer at 
Sydney, on or before the 31st December of the year preceding, 
otherwise penalties for the late payments shall be incurred, and 
the leases shall be liable to forfeiture. 

2. The fees as specified in the Schedule attached hereto and 
the balance of rent to 31st December, 1910, shall be paid by the 
lessee within one month from date of notification in the Govern- 
ment Gazette of the Minister’s acceptance of the Tender. 

4, Not more than one lease shall be held by the same person, 
_ or in the same person’s interest. 

5. The lessee shall, within two years from the date of noti- 
fication in the Government Gazette of the granting of the lease, 
clear and grub all dead timber and stumps on the area leased ; 
burn off or remove all fallen timber thereon, and cultivate an 
area of not less than 10 acres, and shall thereafter keep not 
less than 10 acres under cultivation during the currency of the 
lease. Sufficient of the standing green tia.ber shall be retained 
for shade, and no green gums within 1 chain of the river 
bank shall be destroyed. 

6. The lessee shall maintain existing fencing in efficient 
repair during the currency of the lease. 

7. In addition to the above, the leases shall be subject to 
subsections 1, 4, 6 to 13, 19, and 20 of Regulation No. 215, 
notified 80th March, 1910. 

8. Failure to comply with any of the above conditions or a 
conviction under the Public Health Act or Dairies Supervision 
Act, as the case-may be, will render the leazes liable to for- 
feiture. 

Tenders shall be addressed to the Under Secretary for Lands, 
and endorsed “‘ ender for Special Lease for Agricultural and 
Dairying Purgoses, Land District of Gundagai,’ with date 


of Gazette notice, and they shall be made under and subject to | 


the following conditions and provisions and reservations :— 

(a) Tenders shall be made on Form 74, and shall clearly 
describe the land applied for, and shall be accompanied 
by a receipt showing that a deposit equal to the 
amount stated in the Gazette as the upset annual 
rent of one portion has been paid to the Land 
Agent or the State Treasurer, and also by a statutory 
declaration made by the tenderer giving full par- 
ticulars of all lands owned or held by-him. 

(6) The deposit paid by the person whose tender is 
accepted shall be credited on account of the first 
year’s rent. 
wholly or in part, may be retained. 

(c) A tender from any person already holding a living 
area will not be accepted, 

(d) The Minister reserves the right to refer the whole or 

' any of the tenders for the undermentioned blocks to 
the Local Land Board for a report for his guidance 
in selecting the applicant whose tender should be 
accepted. 

(e) The Minister reserves the right to accept or to refuse 
any tender. 

(f) The highest or any tender will not necessarily be 
accepted. 

Heliographs showing the position of the blocks to be leased 
may be seen at the Information Bureau, Lands Department, 


Sydney, and at the office of the Crown Lands Agent, 


Gundagai. 
[Ms. Ls. 1910-9,094] 8. W. MOORE. 
SCHEDULE. 
P Upset 
Portion) “xyes, Locality. Annual | Fees, &c. 
Hp. Rental. | 
a.) p. | Ls di Jay Ao Ge 
397 | 26 0 0 ) Fronting the Murrumbidgee (| 1910 0*/ 1 3 5 
| River, opposite the Race- 
course and Show Ground at 
398 | 25 0 0|} Gumdagai, parish North,|1815 0# 1 3 5 
Gundagai, county Claren- 
y don, municipality of North | 
399 118 0 0 Gundagai | 1810 0#}] 1 3 5 


* Including rental value of Crown improvements. 


If a tender be withdrawn, the deposit, 


[369] 


O* 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 


3397 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 18th July, 1910. 


NEW MAPS FOR SALE. 


SALH, at the Maps Sales Branch, Head Office, Bridg: - 
street, Sydney, and at the respective Crown Lands Agents’ 


Offices as her- Je~ mentioned, the following new Maps. 


Price Is. cach. 


Parish. County. Land Agent’s Office: 
Bimmil ... . Auckland Eden. 
Wonboyn... aoe do do 
Howe ee co do 
Narrabarba " do a ceed 
Big Badga . Beresford .-. Cooma. 

Good Good és do cy ee 
Lennox . Bathurst . Orange. 
Freemantle : do . Bathurst and Orange. 
Vittoria sia do mi do 
Brangalgan .. Bourke ... . Wagga Wagga. 

| Ramsay ae do ... Barmedman. 
Narragudgil ; Bland_.... .. Wyalong & Barmedman. 
Mozxsoon ... ... Burnett... . Warialda. 
Kangaroo... tq DUEL oss . Tenterfield. 
Tantorian... ». Cadell . Deniliquin. 
Greenfield . Cowley ... . Queanbeyan. 
Calderwood . Camden... . Wollongong. 
Gidalambone . Canbelego .. Nyngan. 
Deua ae Dampier . Moruya. 
Moruya do do 
Momolong . Denison .. Corowa 
Gereldery do do 
Warmatta do do 
Tocum wal do vee, GO 
Boonanoomana ... do ‘gee AO 
Tabulam ...°"~... Ditakée™ ... Casino 
Koukandowie . Bitzroy ... .. Grafton. 
Barar .. Gipps ... Condoblin. 
Carawandool 5 ails: . Forbes. 
Warangla... <n gc Ran LO 
Wheoga .. TACO) F . Forbes and Grenfell. 
Wamboyne See EO . Condoblin & Wyalong. 
Ugalong ... wnt? de ,.. Condoblin. ? 
Youngs reen aen'do . Wyalong. 
Cadow .... wee ot EO 5 ... Forbes and Condoblin. 
South Borambil... do ... . Condoblin. 
Wilbertroy (oe . Forbes. 
Udah ” sigh gy GO x . Wyalong. 
Ungarie gba Lb veel doe do 
Jemalong West ... do ... .. Forbes. 
Terrabile ... Gowen ... »:> Coonamble. 
Callangoan BE a: Coa rie do 
Tinonee ... Gloucester .. Taree. 
Mummel .., .» Hawes ... oie LO 
Baldwin ... ... Hardinge ... Armidale. 
Weeta Waa . Jamison .. Narrabri. 
Manamoi ... do 138 do 
Biala King .. Gunning. 
Mundoonen do ... Gunning and Yass. 
Bullinda ... ... Lineoln..., .. Dubbo. 
Gidginbilla ... Leichhardt . Coonamble. 
[Harrington . Macquarie we Taree. 
Bulgandramine ... Narromine .., Dubbo. ‘ 
North Bellingen... Raleigh .« Bellingen, 
Newry we 11 dO ... Tamworth. 
Tantarana . Stapylton . Moree. 
Glenkin ... Selwyn ... . Tumbarumba. 
Bringenbong do . do ° 
Walaregang OSes : do 
Greg Greg do ; do 
Munderoo ee Oumar der do 
Gordon . Wallace... Cooma 
Addicumbene  s..c¢ CO, . om do 
Coreinbob .. Wynyard .. Wagga Wagga. 
Wallgrove . Wallace... . Cooma. 

Towns 
Bozabri 5 sae oS .» Gunnedah. 
Narrabri ; : i . Narrabri. 
Villages. 
Tomingley . Dubbo. 
Blackheath ... ... Lithgow. 
Canbellego ... sive * . Cobar. 
Price 5s :— 


Parish Field of Mars, county Cumberland ,.. Sydney, 
- ROBT. McDONALD, 


Under Secretary. 


3898 


[401] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


ERRATUM NOTICE. 


OTICE is hereby given that, in the notice in the 
Government Gazette of 18th July, 1910, adver- 
tising the offer for lease by tender of Improvement 
Lease Blocks within Yalgogrin South Resumed Area 
No. 5294, Land District of Narrandera, in the 
Central Division, the block numbers used should 
read ‘1,565, 1,566, 1,567, 1,568, and 1,569’’ respec- 
tively, instead of ‘1,365, 1,366 1,367, 1,368, and 

1,569”? as printed. 

ROBERT McDONALD, 


[Oce. 1910-4,467] Unler Secretary. 


[424] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 19th July, 1910. 


POSTPONEMENT OF AUCTION SALE. 


N OTICE is hereby given that the Crown Land Sale adver- 

tised to be held at Canowindca on Friday, the 29th day 
of July, 1910, has been postponed until Friday, the 28rd day 
of September, 1910. 


[Aln. 1910-9,718] ROBERT McDONALD 


Under Secretary. 


IN THE LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH 
WALES. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Sittings of the Land Appeal 
Court of New South Wales will be holden at the undermen- 
tioned place, commencing on the date specified, for the hearing 
of all Appeals and References in respect of which notices shall 
have been issued, and for the hearing of such other matters as 
may be lawfully brought before the said Court :— 


Sydney, 25th July, 1910. 


W. R. JAMIESON, 
Registrar. 
[7928] 


ye 


Land Board Office, 
Goulburn, 18th July, 1910. 


APPLICATION FOR FRESH CERTIFICATE IN LIEU 
OF ONE LOST OR DESTROYED. 


NOTICE is hereby given that an application has been lodged 
by Percival Johnston for the issue of a fresh certificate of ful- 
filment of conditions, in lieu of one which has been lost or de- 
stroyed, in respect of conditional purchase 85-47 of 140 acres, 
Gunning, applied for on 20th August, 1885, and confirmed on 
the 11th January, 1387. 


25th June, 1910. 


[422] 


G. H. SHEAFFER, 
District Surveyor. 


(421] Tand Board Office, 


Goulburn, 1¢th July, 1910. 


ATTENTION is invited toa proposal to revoke Water Reserve 
No. 10,124, parish of Romner, county of King, with a view to 
its being notified as a travelling stock and camping reserve. 

Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited at the 
Crown Land Agent’s Office at Gunning, the Po-t Office at 
Crookweli, and the Land Board Office at Goulburn. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should be for- 
warded to the District Surveyor at Goulburn rot later than 
the 12th August, 1910. 

The proposal will be considered at a future meeting of the 
Land Board at Crookwell. 

G. H. SHEAFFE, 
District Surveyor. 


[343] Local Land Board Office 


Orange, 11th July, 1910. 


ATTENTION is invited to an application by Dalton’s 
Estate Limited for surrender of 29 acres, being part 
of portion 16, parish of Gamboola, and part of por- 
tion 188, parish of Borenore, in exchange for like 
area, being portions 5, 6, 7, and 8 (being water re- 
serve 145), and portion 19, parish of Borenore, 
county of Wellington. 

Lithograph illustrating the proposal is exhibited 
at the Office of the Crown Land Agent, Orange. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing and should 
be forwarded to the District Surveyor, Orange, not 
later than 138th August, 1910. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 


Board at Orange. ‘ 
W. M. THOMAS, 
Acting District Surveyor. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 


} [171] 


[20 Juny, 1910. 


[366] Local Land Board Office 


Armidale, 16th July, 1910. 


ATTENTION is invited to the Board inquiry with 
reference to the proposed surrender and exchange of 
lands in the parish of Herbert, county of Gough, 
applied for H. W. R. Hughes. 

Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at the Office of the Local Land Board at Armidale, 
and the Crown Land Agent at Inverell. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing and should 
be forwarded to the District Surveyor at Armidale, 
not later than 20th August, 1910, or may be stated 
before the Board. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Inverell. 


J. BROUGHTON, 
District Surveyor. 


[423 ] Local Land Board Office, 


Maitland, 15th July, 1910. 


ATTENTION is invited as to an inquiry to be held by the 
Local Land Board at Gosford on 3rd August, 1910, in respect 
of Camping and Water Reserve No. 41, notified 18th December, 
1876, parish of Dora, county of Northumberland, Land District 
of Gosford, which is included in a lease, the conversion of which 
into a C.P. has been applied for under section 11 cf the Crown 
Lands Act of 1908, by Alexander Henry King. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should be for- 
warded to the District Surveyor, Maitland, not later than 3rd 
August, 1910. 


T. W. CONOLLY, 
_ District Surveyor. 


[300] Local Land Board Offiee, 


Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


ATTENTION is invited to an application by William Booth 
to surrender in exchange for Crown Land. The area to be 
surrendered being about 104 acres fronting Narrabeen Lagoon 
and the land to be exchanged being about 29 acres of portion 
40, both areas being in the parish of Narrabeen, county of 
Cumberland. 

A heliograph illustrating the proposal is exhibited at the 
Offices of the Local Land Hoard, Sydney. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should be 
forwarded to the District Surveyor, Sydney, not later than 
10th August, 1910. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land Board at 
Sydney at its next sitting, on a date to be fixed. 


T. W. CONOLLY, 
Acting District Surveyor. 


Local Land Board Office, 
Hay, 7th July, 1910. 


ATTENTION is invited to the proposed notification 
of lands partly in the suburban area of village of 
Dahwilly, and partly in the parish of Dahwilly, 
county of Townsend, as a travelling stock and camp- 
ing reserve. 

Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at the Offices of the Local Land Board, Hay, and the 
Crown Land Agent, Deniliquin. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing and should 
be forwarded to the District Surveyor, Hay, not later 
than 31st July, 1910, after which date the proposal 
ut ee considered by the Local Land Board at Deni- 
iquin, 

H. W. GRAEME, 
Acting District Surveyor. 


[174] Local Land Board Office 


Hay, 7th July, 1910. 


ATTENTION is invited to the proposed determination 
as a reserve from sale for travelling stock and camp- 
ing, No. 48,511, of 226 acres, parish of Mein, county 
of Wakool, Land District of Balranald South. 

Heliographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at the Offices of the Local Land Board, Hay, and the 
Crown Land Agent, Balranald. 

Objections (if any) showld be in writing and should 
be forwarded to the District Surveyor, Hay, not later 
than 28th July, 1910. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Moulamein, at its next sitting. 


H. W. GRAEME, 
Acting District Surveyor. 


3899 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 


20 Juny, 1910.] 


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20 Juxy, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 3907 
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[161] Department of Lands, 

Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


EXTENSION OF TERMS OF SPECIAL LEASES. 


yi is hereby notified, for general information, that the terms of the undermentioned Special Leases are hereby extended in 
accordance with the provisions of the 46th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, to the dates mentioned in the 


Schedule. 
S. W. MOORE. 


SCHEDULE. 
3 ; e. 
63 Eee: Ae: No. of Name and Addregs Bituation of Pana a Purpose i iaigobiss Annual 
aa Application. of Lessee. UE Anidvioed bouts Ae of Lease. |_—————_——————_|_ Rent. 
J pers. Yoon To 
Ms. Ls. Me P.O pre £ os. d. 
2894 | 1910-6,344 | 1899- 1, Bin- Rogers, James, of} Purtion 79, parish Myall,/320 0 0] Grazing ...| 1Jan.,1910 | 31Dec., 1927) 5 6 8 
gara, Bobby- Whitlow, county Murchiron, shire|(ex. road) 
Bingara. Gwydir. 
M. 1,826-1789. 
2895 | 1910-6,344 | 1899- 2, Bin- Rogers, James, of} Portion 27, parish Myall| 20 0 0] Grazing ..| 1J.n.,1910 | 81 Dic., 1927) 5 6 8 
gara. Bobby-Whitlow, county Murchison, shire|(ex. road ) 
Bingara, Gwydir. 
M. 1,827-1,78>. 
2077 | 1910-6,074 | 189°-13, Braid-| O’Brien, Martin, cf] Portions 374 and 570, parish| 44 0 0} Grazing ..| 1Jan.,1910 | 80June,1927; 2 4 0 


word, Jembaicum bene, Boyle, county St. Vincent, 
shire Tallaganda. 
2520 | 1910-7,160 | 1879- 2,Con- | Pritchard. Joseph,| Portion Sp. L, 92-2, parish] 3 0 0 | Brick-kiln ... 1 Jan.,1910 | 31Dec.,1914| 2 0 0 


dobolin. of Cendobolin, Condoublin, c unty Cun- 
ningham, municipality of 
Condoublin. 
Sp. L, 27 Fs. 
4432 | 1910-6,266 | 1904- 1,Coona-} Wark, John, of] Portion 78, parish Deringulla,| 60 0 06 | Accommcda-| 1Jan.,1910 | 81}ec.,1910| 12 0 0 
barrabran.| Warkton. county Gowen, shire Cocna- tion house 
barabran. grazing,and 
- G. 1,259-1,797, agriculture. 
4365 | 1910-7,280 | 1904-10, Graf- | Hannah, David, of] Within water reserve 2,257.| 25 0 0 | Poultry farm 1 Jan.,191) | 31Dec,,1914; 5 0 0 
ton Lawrence, opposite sections 6) and 6],) (about). and agricul- 
town and parish Lawrences, ture. 
county Cla-ence, shire Har- 
wood. 


2584 | 1910-7,163 | 1899-14, Kemp-| Price, James, of] Portion 9, parish Barragan-||34 0 0 Grazing ..| 1Jan.,1910 | 31 Dec.,1916); 210 0 
; sey.| Summer Island yatti, county Dudley, shire 


; Macleay River, Macleay. 
D. 1,517-1,505. 
1920 | 1910-5,394 | 1898-10, Orange] Noonan, John | Portion 263, parish Beneree.| 389 0 0 | Grazing and] 1Jan ,1909/ 31 Dec.,1915| 716 0 
Joseph, and Noo- county Bathurst, shire agriculture, 
nan, Denis} Lyndhurst, 


James: (the exe- 
cutors and trus- 
tees of the lat: 
John Noonan, ef 
Forest Reefs). 
Garryowen, Mill- 


thorpe, 
2163 | 1910-7,164 | 1829-1, Stroud..| Martin, James} Portion 27, parish Faulkland,| 35 2 0 | Dairying ...| 1 Jan.,1909 | 81 Dic.,1918} 4 0 0 
Richard, of Mon- county Gloucester, shire 
kerai, Stroud. 
2978 | 1910-6,279 | 1901- eT | ; 
worth, McKeon, Michael] Eastern half of portin 177,40 0 0] Grazing ard] 1Jan.,1909] 31 Dec., 1911) 24 0 0 
2979 | 1910-6,279 1901-10, Tam- J Francis, cf} parish of Baldwin, couaty cf agriculture. 
worth. Mountain-view, Darling, shize Mandowa. 
Manilla, Western half of portion 177/740 9 0 | Grazing and| 1Jan., 1909] 351 Dec.,1911] 24 0 0 
; parish of Baldwin, eouaty cf agrieulture. 
Darling, shire Mandowa 
D, 2,090-1,898. 
1503 | 1910-6,843 | 1897-1, Taree...| Goodlet and Smith] Portion S.L. 91-5, parish Tun-| 0 2 273| Wharf and] 1 Jan.,1910| 31Dec.,1914, 10 0 0 
(Litd.), 767 curry, county G.oucester. resilence, 
Harris-street, shire Manning, 
Sydney. 
1504 | 1910-6,698 | 1897-2, Taree...| Goodlet and Smith] Portion 8.1. 91-4, parish Tun-| 0 3 38 | Wharf «| 1 Jan ,1919 | 31 Dec.,1914/ 12 10 0 
(itd.),767 Harris-| curry, county Gloucester. 
street, Sydney. shire Manning. 


Sprcian ConpITions, PROVISIONS, ExcEprions, COVENANTS, AND RESERVATIONS. 


Special Leases 2,894 and 2,895, Bingara. James Rogers.—The leases shall be subject to subsections 1, 2, 7 to 16, and 20 
of Regulation No. 215 (notified 30th March, 1910), and to the following special conditions:—(@) The lessee shall maintain 
existing fencing in efficient repair during the currency of the leases. (&) The lessee shall, within six months from the date ot 
notification in the Government Gazette ot the granting of the extension of the terms of the leases, clear the land of all prickly-pear, 
noxious scrub, plants, or weeds, and shall thereafter keep the land clear of them during the currency of the leases. (c) All 
trees useful for fencing, mining, or building purposes shall be preserved, and clumps of trees shall be preserved for shade and 
shelter, the area of such clumps not to be less than 5 per cent. of the lease. With these exceptions, all scrub and all trees shall be 
destroyed within two years from the date of notification in the Government Gazette of the granting of the extension of the term 
of the leases at the rate of half the area each year, steps to be taken to that end within three months from such gazettal. The 
land to be kept free from scrub, suckers, and seedlings, during tle currency of the leases. (d) The lessee may, with the coneent 
of the Minister, cultivate parts of the area leased. (¢) Upon forfeiture, surrender, or expiration of the period of the lease, all 
improvements on the land shall become the property of the Crown, and no compensation shall be payable therefor, but on 
application within one month after such forfeiture, surrender, or expiration, the Minister may permit the former lessee to 
remove any movable improvements effected by him, or at his expense, since Ist January, 1910. In all cases where such 
permizsion has been given the improvements must be removed within three months after the date of forfeiture, surrender, or 
expiration. (jf) A breach of any of the above conditions will render the leases liable to forfeiture. 


Special Lease 2,077, Braidwood. Martin O’Brien —The lease shall be subject to subsections'], 2, 4, 6 to 9, 11 to 16, 18, 
and 20 of Regulation No. 215. (notified 20th March, 1910), and to the following special conditions :—(@) The lessee shall maintain 


' existing fencing in efficient repair during the currency of the lease. () All rights (except residence) which are conferred by the 


Mining Acts, with respect to Crown Lands, are reserved. (c) The lessee shall keep the land clear of all noxious scrub, plants, or 
weeds during the currency of the lease. (d) The lessee may ringbark the timber on the area leased provided he keeps down the 
scrub. (e) A breach of any of the above conditions will render the lease liable to forfeiture. 


Special Lease 2,520, Condobolin. Joseph Pritchard.—The lease shall be subject to subs-ctions 1 to 4, 6 to 18, 15, 16, 19, 
and 20 of Regulation No. 215 (notified 30th March, 1910), and to the following special condii ions :—(a) No trees or saplings 
shall be interfered with: by ringbarking or otherwise, except under permits issued under the provisions of the Forestry Act and 
Regulations thereunder, but the lessee may take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for building and 
other purposes upon such land, as may be required by him aa tenant thereof. (6) Neither the lessee nor his employees shall be 
permitted to reside on the land leased. (c¢) The lessee shall not allow any water to feturn to Goobang or Billabong Creek 


No, 112, 20 Jury, 1910,—5. 


3908 NEW -SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. [20 Jury, 1910. 


EXTENSION OF TERMS OF SPECIAL LEAS ES—continued. 
Sproat ConpiTIons, Provistons, ExcertTioys, COVENANTS, AND RESERVATIONS—continued. 


(d) All excavations shall be so guarded as to preclude danger to the public. (e) The Minister may terminate the lease at any 
time, if in his opinion the public health is endangered. (jf) A breach of any of the above conditions will render the lease 
liable to forfeiture. 


Special Lease 4,432, Coonabarabran. John Wark.—The lease shall be subject to subsections 1, 2, 4,6 to 15, and 20 
of Regulation No, 215 (notified 30th March, 1910), and to the following special conditions:—(a) The lessee shall keep the land 
clear of all noxious scrub, plants, or weeds during the currency of the lease. (4) No trees or saplings shall be interfered with 
by ringharking or otherwise, except under permits issued under the provisions of the Forestry Act and Regulations thereunder, 
but the lessee may take from the Jand leased to him such timber and other material for building and other purposes upon such 
land, as may be required by him as tenant thereof. (c) The lessee shall keep the existing fencing in good order and repair 
during the currency of the lease. (d) A breach of any of the above conditions, or a conviction under the Vagrancy Act, 
Games, Wagers, and Betting Houses Act, or the Liquor Act, as the case may be, will render the lease liable to forfeiture. 


Special Lease 4,865, Grafton. David Hannah.—The lease shall be subject to subsections 1, 4, 6 to 14,17, and 20 of 
Regulation No. 215 (notified 30th March, 1910), and to the following special conditions :—(a) The lessee shall keep the land 
clear of all lantana, noxious scrub, plants, or weeds during the currency of the lease. (b) A breach of any of the above con 
ditions will render the lease liable to forfeiture. ‘ 


Special Lease 2,584, Kempsey. James Price.—The lease shall be subject to subsections 1, 4, 6 to 9, 11, 13, 14, 18, and 2u 
of Regulation No. 215 (notified 30th March, 1910), and to the following special conditions :—(a) The lessee shall, within three 
months from the date of notification in the Government Gazette of the granting of the extension of the term of the lease, 
thoroughly repair the existing boundary fences and maintain such fences in efficient repair during the currency of the lease. 
(2) All rights which are conferred by the Mining Acts with respect to Crown Lands are reserved. (c) No trees or saplings shall 
be interfered with by ringbarking or otherwise, except under permits issued under the provisions of the Forestry Act and 
Regulations thereunder, but the lessee may take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for building and 
other purposes upon such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof. (d) The lessee shall continue to keep the lease 
clear of all noxious scrub, plants, or weeds during the currency of the lease. (¢) A breach of any of the above conditions wil) 
render the lease liable to forfeiture. 


Special Lease 1,920, Orange. J.J. and D. J. Noonan, Executors and Trustees of the late John Noonan.—The lease shat 
be subject to subsections 1, 2, 4, 6, 8,9, 11 to 145, 17, and 29 of Regulation No. 215 (notified 30th March, 1910), and to the 
following special conditions :—(a) The lessee shall maintaia existing fencing in efficient repair during the currency of the lease. 
(2) The right is reserved to the Minister to terminate the lease upon giving the lessee not less than six months’ notice in writing 
to that effect. If the lease is terminated by the exercise of the foregoing reserved right, no compensation will be allowed; but 
the lessee may, subject to approval of the Minister, remove any movabls improvements effected by or at the expense of the 
Jessee during the currency of the lease, provided he does so within three months after the termination of the lease. (c¢) All 
rights (except residence), which are conferred by the Mining Acts with reapect to Crown Lands are reserved. (d) With the 
concurrence of the Local Land Board gates may be erected on any reserved or boundary road, and should further access be 
required, other gates shall be erected wherever and within such period as the Minister may hereafter direct. (e) On that part of 
the lease used for grazing purposes only, the land may be cultivated to the extent necessary for the growth and spread of pasture 
grasses, but no further. (f) The lessee shall keep the land clear of all briers, noxious scrab, plants, or weeds during the currency 
of the lease. (g) The lessee shall keep not less than 10 acres of the land under cultivation, during the currency of the lease. 
(2) A breach of any of the above conditions will render the lease liable to forfeiture. 


Special Lease 2,168, Stroud. James Richard Martin.—The lease shall be subject to subsectious 1, 4, 6 to 15, and 17 to 
20 of Regulation No, 215 (notified 30th March, 1910), and to the following special conditions :—(@) The Jessee shall, within one 
year from the date of notification in the Government Gazette of the granting of the extension of the term of the lease, enclose 
the land, either separately or conjointly with other lands held in the same interest, with a substantial fence, and maintain such 
fence in efficient repair during the currency of the lease. (/) A breach of any of the above conditions will render the lease liable 
to forfeiture. 


Special Leas2s 2,978 and 2,979, Tamworth. Michael Francis McKeon.—The leases shall be subject to subsections 1, 4,-6 
to 18, 17, 19, 20, and 22 of Regulation No, 215 (notified 80th March, 1910). 


Special Leases 1,603 and 1,504, Taree. Goodlet and Smith (Limited).—The leases shall be subject to subsections 1, 3, 4, 6 
to 12, and 14 of Regulation No. 215 (notified 30th March, 1910), and to the following special conditions:—(@) The right is 
reserved to the Minister to withdraw from the leases at any time, and from time to time, any land required for harbour improve- 
ment, for mining or any mining purpose, or for any public purpose within the meaning of the Crown Lands Acts, and the 
lessee shall not be entitled to any compensation whatsoever therefor, or for severancs. In the event of any withdrawal as afore- 
said, the lessee shali be entitled, subject to the approval of the Minister, to remove any movable improvements, or to a fair and 
reasonabie compensation for his interest in any improvements belonging to him on the land so withdrawn. The amount of such 
compensation shell be ascertained by multiplying a sum representing the fair value of the improvements by a fraction of which 
the numerator shall be the unexpired term of the lease and the denominator the original term of the lease. In case the Minister 
and the Jessee shall not agree as to the amount of compensation as aforesaid, the matter shall be submitted for the determination 
of the Local Land Board ; and the decision of the Board or the Land Appeal Court, on appeal, shall be final and conclusive. 
(2) A breach of any of the above conditions wiil render the leases liable to forfeiture. 


[307] Department of Lands, 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned applications have been received for Special Leases 

under the provisions of the 89th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, of the lands and for the purposes hereunder 
stated, and that it is the intention to grant leases, should no sufficient objection be found to exist, after inquiry by the 
Land Board and consideration by the Minister. 


Any objections will receive due consideration if lodged in writing with the District Surveyor for the Land Board District 
in which the land is situated on or before the date specified in each case hereunder. 


8. W. MOORE. 


; Purpose for Local Land Board |Date up towhich 
Applicant. Locality of Land applied for. Ares. which the Lease Office where objection objections 
is desired, may be lodged, may be lodged. 


f ra 

Davis Bros, and Bur. County Rous, parish Coraki, fronting portion ?.| 0 1 1 | Wharfund Slip ... | Grafton ate «| 22 July, 1910- 
gess (Limited). (Sp. Ny 
L. 1910-15, Lismore. 

The Colonial Sugar} County Rous, parish Terranora. Below high-| 313 links x| Wharf kaa ies % do ver wel 1d AUB 
Refining Company water mark, I'weed River, near Barney’s| 78 links. 
(Ltd,), Special Lease Point, 
1.066, Murwillum- 
bah. 


20 Jury 1910.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 3909 


[342] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 
ADDITIONAL AREA TO AND INCREASE OF RENTAL OF A SPECIAL LEASE, 


‘kB is hereby notified, for public inform stio., that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 35 of the Crown Lands (Amendment) 
Act, 1908, the land (about 324 acres) specified in the subjoined Schedule is added to and now forms part of Special Lease 

3,209, Dubbo, the annual rental of which is increased to £16 (‘s. #d., such increase of rntal to date from the Ist January, 1910, 

and the added area shall be subject to the conditions, provisions, exceptions, reservations. and covenants under which Special 

Lease 3,299 was granted by notification in the Government Gazette of the 23rd August, 1902 

[Ms. Ls, 1910-6,418) 


S. W. MOORE. 


SCHEDULE, 
No. of #O To al A Total Rental ; 
Special Lease. Name cf Lessee. Add:d Area. Dereripti.n of Added Area. pai ete Weick vate Purposes of Lease, 
y lu le, 
FED. Ber piec oe as 
3,209 Conn, Robert, of} 32. 1 O| The northern port of portivn 95) 20L 0 0} 16 O 8 | Agriculture and 
Bodangora, (about), parish Tenandra, county Lin. grazing. 
culn, shire Cobbora. L. 2,170- 
1,566. 
[403] : r Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 20th July, )910. 
NOTIFICATION OF EXECUTION OF A LEASE UNDER IMPROVEMENT CONDITIONS, UNDER SECTION 23 OF THE 
CROWN LANDS ACT AMENDMENT ACT, 1903, AND THE CROWN LAND3 (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1908. 
OTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned Lease under ‘improvement conditions was, on the 30th June, 1910, executed by 
His Excellency the Governor, and has been forwarded to the Crown Land Agent at Cooma, for delivery to the lessee. 
The lessee is required to take delivery of the lease and give a receipt in writing for the same on Form 52, within three months 


from the date of this notice, failing which the Minister may declare the lease to be null and void, and any sums paid on account of the 
lease forfeited to the Crown. a 


The lessee shall pay the rent for the first year of the lease within three mon hs from this date, and the annual rent thereafter 
must be paid yearly in advance to the Treasurer of the State of New South Wales, on or before the 29th June, and if 
not so paid the lease will be liable to forfeiture. 

The lessee must pay to the Crown Land Agent at the time of delivery of the lease a lease fee of one pound (£1), together with the 


_ amount of stamp duty, viz., two shillings and sixpence (2s. 6d.). 


ae S. W. MOORE, 
EASTERN DIVISION. . 
Lanp Distrricr AND Puace oF DELIVERY—COOMA. 


% ; Term of Lease. ; 
No, of No. of Name and Address Ap ve Annual Petia ted No ee eee  ghi 
Papers. Lease. of Lessee, paae Rent. hey cee Soi UDe eS 
Area, of Survey. From | To Lease. 
- Oce. ‘Acres. $8. a 1910. | 1920. 
_ 1910-5,928 5 Elizabeth Woodhouse, of 360 30: 0 Nil. 30 June ...! 29 June ...} 10,907 ... Aa te ...| Dalgety. 
Ingebyra, via Jindabyne., 
[410] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 
FORFEITED CONDITIONAL LEASE. 
OTICEH is given that the undermentioned Conditionil Lease, and all rights attached thereto, is hereby declared forfeited for 
non-fulfilment of fenzinz or im>rovem nt contitioa; bat sich forfeiture shall not take effect uitil the expiratioa of thirty clear 
days after this notification. 


S. W. MOORE. 
Lanp Disteicr oF GUNDAGIA. 


oo . 
: ° ro] d 
ge BS 1 £ me 
shed Lessee, Address, County. Parish. Area, yee 3 ; Basal C.P. | 2 or = Shire. 
| R A a 
| ) 
(ea Ree, hee, Ss Gall . | : Bs 
35,145 | Passiow, Lewis Ierbert...; Bongongolong- | Harden vag] SOUTER | 892) 02, 0) GC) BIG |) .26 1903-7 E | H ¢,72-1,°16..., 228 | Adjungbilly. 
road, Gun- ' | | | 
dagai. 
[404] ; Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF CONDITIONAL PURCHASES AND CONDITIONAL LEASES. 


CT is hereby notified that the forfeiture of the uadermentioned Conditional Purchases and Conditional Leases, which was published in 
the Gazette on the dates specified hereunder, has been reversed. 


S. W. MOORE: 
Section $ Date of Tease 
Ss Parent i Parish. Poriics Gazettal of eSBs. |.’ “Papers. 
C.P. Purchaser. Purchase. Shire. Area. “4 me County. No. orteiara. No. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
DisTRIcT OF GOULBURN. ‘ nets 
Acres, : } S. 
| 1993- 31 | Lawler, Dennis fe .-{ 16 April, 1908] Crockwell ...{/ 53 | 42 Georgiana | Ifillas.. ...| 6) | 23 Feb, 191) 33.41 | 191C¢-3487 
’ : District cr Moone. 
9- 34 | Gosper, Ernest Augustus ...} 10 apr Say Beree .. =| 40 |; 42 | Asbbura- | Manildra 4 61 | + Nor., Le we esses (| 95-23782 
; | | | ham. Dep. 
¥ CENTRAL DIVISION. - 
‘ District oF CONLOBOLIN. ; C.8.; 
91-138 | Baxter, William (now Chas.| 8 Dec, 189!| Lachlan 250 26 Cunninog- } Melrose ‘ | 39 3 Feb , 1909; 18956 | 1910-13024 
5S. McPhillamy). ham. hes ee4 
1901- 7 | McPhillamy,Chas. S, ..| 22 Aug, 190]) do =| 182 42 do do m7 at 30 es w 


3910 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112 [20 Juny, 1910. 


[849] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


FORFEITED CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASES. 


iB is hereby notified that the Conditional Purchase Leases specified in the following Schedule are hereby declared forfeited through 
non-fulfilment of the conditions of residence or improvemen‘s, but such forfeiture shall not take effect until thirty clear days after this 


publication. 
S. W. MOORE. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
N >. of “ > Datse ‘ 4 __ | No. of 
CPL | Name of Applica t. | Application. | Area, Shire, County. | Parish. Por. No. oe Papers. 
DistRicT OF BELLINGEN. 
Acres. 
19 °-55 | Mavsh, Fr derick William .., sen ..| 9 July, 1908...) 819 { Dorcigo ...| Fitzroy ...| Fenton -{ 86 f 114 f 1916-11,101 €.S, 
DistTRIcT OF GRAFTON. 
1908- § | Coorer, Samuel... ae faa os ew! J1 June, 19(8...' 464 { Harwood «| Clarence ««! Richmond, wy 40) 9} 97 / 1910-18,544 C.S, 
District oF MuRWILLUMBAN. 
..| Gooninbar ei 32 | 61 191¢-13,547 C.S, 


1997-13 | Eady, Thomas Wilton ore rep pale Peet 18t | Tweed ... {| Rous 


(492) 3 Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 2(th July, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF EXECUTION OF IMPROVEMENT LEASES. 


AN is hereby given that the undermentioned Improvement Leases were, on the 30th June, 1910, executed by His Excellency 
the Governor, and have beon forwarded for delivery to the lessees, to the Crown Lands Agents specified hereunder. & 
The lessees ure required to take delivery of the leases and give receipts in writing for the same on Form 52, within three months 

from the date of this notice, failing which the Minister may declare the leases to be null and void, and any sums paid on account of the — 


leases forfeited to the Crown. 
The ren‘s for the second and every succesding year of the leases must be paid in advanca to the Treasurer of the State of New South 


Wales, at Sydney, on or before the 29th Juno, and if not so paid the leases will be liable to forfeiture. : 
The lessees must pay to the Crown Lands Agents, at the time of delivery of the leases, a lease fee of one pound (£1), together with 
the amount of stamp duty, viz., two shillings and sixpence (2s. 6d.). , 
Lease No. 1,840 was acquired under eection 14 Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1899, and Regulation 2624, and was last offered — 
for sale by auction in the Gazette specified hereunder, j 
S. W. MOORE. — 
roxi- Term of Lease. Date of Gazette f 
Pde Oe Name and Address of Lessee. hey “nat eis Survey Fee. Snleby Auetont Shire, : 
ers Tron To cr Leases by Tender, 
CENTRAL DIVISION. ; 
Lanp DisTrRict AND PLACE oF DELIVERY—NARRANDERA. a 
Oce. ACTOR. es) efne Oo uecre 8-6. OLO, 1938. | 
1910 6,118,1,836 ; George Britt, junior, of, 1,540 9C0 | 24 0 0; 2 1 6, 80 June{ 29June, 1S8ept., 1909...) Murrum- ~ 
Darlington Pcint. (lease by tender.)| bidgee. 
3 1,837 | Edwin Jeseph Cummings,} },541 1,700 | 50 0 O L 10. \0:\) cO%e Zour + r do 
| of Whitton. ; 
bs 1,833 | Keiran Augustin Cum-} 1,542 | Ty SOO gl Sia) Siete eee ee eta ers mer ee 20 ee A a do 


mings, of Wcodlands, | | ; 
| Dar ingten Point. | qT 
1,889 | Aubrey Evan Nepean} 1,518 ONO) Vi ets) (oy te! Nile pun SOe. cael aco ae: 7 ¥ do . | 
Waler O'Neill, of ; 

Auburn Lodge, Darling- 
ton Point. 


LanpD DISTRICT AND PLACE OF DrLIVERY—WARIALDA. 
1910. 19388. 
80 Junc| 29 June 


13 Oct., 1909...| Yallaroi. 


(sale by auction.) 


1,554 £100.%- 1.0. O.1 (3.17.16 


Peate, of Waerialda. 


191¢-6,120 | 1,840 | George Frnet William 


Department of Lands, 


( 346] 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


NOTICE OF APPROVAL OF A RESIDENTIAL LEASH. 


The amount now called for must be paid to the Crown Land Agent at Molong, within one calendar month from this date, and | 
the rent for subsequent years must be paid to the Crown Land Agent, on or before the 19th July in each year, and if — 
not so paid the lease will be liable to forfeiture. ‘| 

The lessee is to hold a miner’s right continuously during the currency of the lease. 

The lessee shall keep the land leased free from briars and noxious weeds during the currency of the lease. 


§. W. MOORE. 


SoHEDULE REFERRED 19, 
Lanp District oF Motona ; Surre c¥F Borer. 


NiO: pee 
Bg25 Term of Lease. Amount Audount 
age’ Reg. Gold or paid wo Land! 4 mount | ere ited as| Amour 
<tt-| No. of eee rpeseeioy is: County. Parish. Mineral Area. sere parte of part pay- now 
38 =} | Papers. : Field. Ren survey fee, | Expenses.| -™ent of called 
é § = From To wy and provi- *| first year’s for. 
‘bate sional rent. rent. 
es a ns Mn ET )  . S  e  e 
Occ. fe yep: 1910, 1917 | £8. ¢.] £. dd.) £8. d.| #& s, dol ere 
1909-7 |1910-6405 Parks, William} Ashburn- | Collett... Cano- lv 0 0 2) July} 19July,; 112 0 410 0 ©6020 0 100 Lee 
24 Julr. Themas, cf Ban- — ham, windra. | :portion 170, 
garoo, o i 6,537-1,770). 


20 JuLy, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 39L1 


[361] 


Department of Tands, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


ADDITION UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF SEUTION 385, CROWN LANDS (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1908, OF VACANT 
CROWN LANDS TO LEASE No. 63 (ULINDA HOLDING), LAND DISTRICT OF COONABARRABRAN, GRANTED 
UNDER SEOTION 18 OF THE CROWN LANDS ACT AMENDMENT ACT, 1903. 


ig is hereby notified, for public information, that, ia pursuance of the provisions of section 85 of the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 
1908, the area of land specified in the Schedule hereunder is wdded to ani now forms part of Lease No 68 (Olinda Holding), 
Land District of Coonabarrabran, grated under the provis'ons of section 18 of the Cr wn IJ ands Act Amendment Act, 1903. 


It is further notified that such added area shall be subject to the same conditions, s> far as they apply, and to the same rental per 


acre as applies to such Lease No. 68. 


S. W. MOORE. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Laxp District or CooNABARRABRAN, 


Within Ulinda Resumed Area No. 2844. 


Annua! Rent 


Total Area 
County. Par’sh. Area add-d. cf De_cri,tion of Area added. Shi e. oy Lilly aie 
Lease, of the Lease. 
Acres. Acres. : £rase -d. 
Napier ...| Ulinda ... 48 12,143 | The Crown Lands within the folowing boundaries: Commer | Cuovlah  . 113 17 9 
(about). cing at the north-east corner of portion 118; and boui de 
thence by part of the north boundary of that portion to : 
point bearing south from the south- a-ternmost corner o 
por'ion 122; thence by a line an] the easternmost bour da 4 


of portion 122 toa south boundary of 18th section Leas: 
No. 68; thence by part of that boundary to the west bour 
diry of portion 88; and thence by part of that boundary 
to the point of commencement. 


Oce. 1910-6,346] 


[348] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney; 20th July, 1910. 


FORFEITED HOMESTEAD SELECTIONS. 


N OTICH is hereby given that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 16 of the Ciown Lands Act of 1895, the interest of the 
applicants for the Homestead Selections specified in the following Schelule is lereby declared forfeited through non-'ulfilment of 


the conditions of residence or improvement, but such forfeiture shall not take effect until thirty clear days after this publication. 


S. W. MOORE. 


7 May, “al 169 0 | 


e 


Municipality. 


(Eran nn SIE vur SO Se ne 


SCHEDULE. 
2 | Section eens 3 No. of | 
ne ATOINS T rr ac AL ela en eo aed oA el 
ct. Area. 
| 
FASTERN DIVISION. 
Distegicr oF Cowaa. ae 
i i ” er La j s 
1909- 6 | Cooper, Sydney Alfred; 15 Peale 6 0 2) | 14 | Waugoola | Forbes a Wattamon- eae. F, 3057-1787 | 1C97 { 1910-14,941 
| Cara.| '2.| | 
DisTRIcT OF GOSFORD. C.8. 
1908- 2 | Gregory, Percy | 30 Jan., at 41 3 0 | It Eeina Northunber-) Gesfurd ...|_ 230 | N. 3977-2111 | 1021 | 191)-10,907 
| land. | 
Diste:cr OF GRAFION. Gis! 
907- 2 | Parkin,Collins ...j 14 Feb., 1907/ 270 0 0/ 14 | Marwood ...| Clarence ...| Richmond | 26 { C, 228¢-1577 | 633 | 19:0-13,515 
Distaicr oF STROUD. Cs 
: tae 78, 79 | 1.2 i f-1497 R.| aie 
19)8- 5 | O’Brien, Charles} 10 Dec., tac) 202, 0 a0 14 | Stroud .. | Gloucester ,..) To_i Topi | | 80. 83 G16 , RF. 1084 910-13," 44 
Henry, 
District oF WINDSOR. Cs. 
1908~ 6 | Croker, Percy Francis| £0 July, 1903; 61 0 0| 14 | Clo... «| Cook. | Mer.o> ...{ 125 | @. 1695-1597 | 446 | 191°-9,915 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
District oF Dupso. CSc 
| 19}4-§3 | Morris, Sydney] 27 Oct., 1904, 4) 0 0 | 14 ee ae | Narromine, | Gundong a 63 N.1109 1884 | 807 | 1910-12,382 
| a | Arthur. | | 
| District or HILisToN. Cs. 
1y03- 8 | Green, Robert Elliott 14 Hillston Nicholson ,. | Redbank # 104, N. er | 1008 | 1910-12,821 


3912. NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. [20 Juny, 1910, 


———_—_—_~— 


[495] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF HOMESTEAD SELECTION. 


ie is ec notified that the forfeiture of the undermentioned Homestead Selection, which was published in the Gazette specified 
hereunder, has been reversed. 
8. W. MOORE. 


ScHEDULE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
District oF HILLsTon. 


No. Date of ae its Date 4S 
of Selector, Ss He ee Shire. Area. a County. Parish. Ss |of Gazettalof} 54 Papers. 
HS election, PE £ Forfeiture. | Ax 
oe es 
at -e bis ‘ €.5. 
97- 6 | Jenkins, Edmund 7 Oct., 1897. | Carrathool 694 0 uv | 14 | Nicholson .. | Mullion 38 3 Noy., 1909] 255 | 1910-15,741. 
[351] Western Land Board Office, S 


Sydney, 20th*July, 1910. 
LEASES GRANTED UNDER SECTION 32, WESTERN LANDS AOTS. 


ti: is hereby notified, for public information, that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has 
in pursuance of the powers contained in the Western Lands Acts, issued Western Lands Leases for the undermentioned 
portions of land, subject to the provisions of those Acts. 


The provisional rentals should be paid within thirty days and survey fees within sixty days from this date, otherwise 


the leases will be liable to forfeiture. 
Ss. W. MOORE, 


Minister for Lands. 


Provisional Annual 
No, of Novahd Wame ar Term of Lease. 7 Rental. Amount 
stant oe recta Name of Lessee, Area. County. Resumed Area of Bayte? 
Lease. or Leasehold Area. From— | To— Mopede © ae. called for. 
Acres. 1910. 1943. K £ syd.) fas. Ge 
1910-8,219 | 2,358 | Albert Edward) 16,000 | Manara...| R.A. No. 25/ 20 Aug.| 30 June] 518; 12 0 0/10 0 9 
Wilson. * Kilfera.”’ 
8,218 | 2.359 Do ...| 1,800 do cl) eA G ONO Gls eO ar 30; dus 018 5| 815 O 
’ Clare.” 
8,100 | 2,360 | James Gavin ...| 20,000] Perry ...| R.A. No. 194, 20 ,, | 30 ,, dots 1118 4/1510 0 
* Mcorara.” 
[3€4] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 20th July, 1910, 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED ALIGNMENT OF STREETS, VILLAGE OF HENTY, CULCAIRN SHIRE. 


OTICE is hereby given that the c»rriage and foo'ways of the undermentioned streets having been surveyed and defined, it is 
proposed to align the streets in aczordance with such survey, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902. 


Should any person desire to object to the action proposed to be taken, it is requested that objection be made in writing, and 
for warded to the Minister for Lands within one month from the date of this notice. 


Plan W. I. 2,591 (in two sheets) of the streets in question may be inspected at’this Office, or a copy of the same at the 
Shire Council Chambers at Culcairn. 
[Rds, 1908-526 -8] S. W. MOORE, 


SCHEDULE OF STREETS REFERED TO. 


\ 
Width of : : 
Name of Street. From To fereiages Me oeoa tie wa, Remarks, 
ft. in. ft. in. ft. in. 
Keighran-street | Comer-street .. | West boundary of| Pe ean) tet oe avd lied seieviees sg Saad? seugeunde sbugetlede es cov pan shaken tusesa ga 
portion 84, | (South side only), , 
Sladen-street .. do s| Iycr-street # 75 0 12 0 99 0 Buildings, verandahs, and fences encroach, 
Lyne-street ...| Smith-street ~ do o 75 0 32 0 99 0 do do 
Keigbtley: street do cc do “Fell 75 0 P20 99 0 Fence and building encroachments, 
Hayes-atreet ...| Comer-street .. do =| 75 0 12 0 99 0 Slight fence encroachments. 
Day-street | Smith-street .. do 3 75 0 12 0 99 0 Fence encroachments. 
Kierath-street...| Comer-street ... do | 42 0 12 0 63 0 ° 
South-street ...| Smith-street ...| Railway fence .. 42 0 12 0 66 0 Fences and stable encroach. 
| (The part west of Comer- 
| street, north side only), 
Resler-street. ...| Comer-street ... do Pe paeheyiseodes 12 0 besiracteaes ean pacigek “teed ect aatesaleerauy - 
(Nor.h side only). 
Smith-street ...| South street ...) Lyne-street = reser 5 12 0 verses Fence encroachments, 
(East side only). 
Comer-street ...| Rosler-street ...) Keighran-street. .| 75 0 12 0 99 0 i do 
(The partssouth of South- 
street & north of Smart- 
etreet, east side only). ms 
Allan-street ... do a do os 75 0 12 0 99 0 Buildings, verandah, oe fences encroach. 
Ivor-street do | Sladen-street ...| Two widths botb 12 0 Uneven ...| Building and fences encroach. The six (6) 
| slightly uneven. and feet width of footway is on north-eastern 
6 0 side between Sladen-street and allotment 


No.1, section A , in private subdivision-, 


006 000 P00 000 120 000 649 000 998 008 000 O08 004 BE8 Hee 008 O00 


Spence street ...| Ivor-street ...) Railway fence ... 42 0 ; 12 0 66 0 


———— a 


20 Juny, 1910.] 3913 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 


Department of Lands, 


[362] 
: Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIC ROADS AOT, 1902, OF RESUMPTION OR WITHDRAWAL AND 
DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROADS, AND OF THE CLOSING.OF PARTS OF ROADS DEEMED TO BE 
UNNECESSARY, AND PARTS OF ROADS DECLARED TO BE PUBLIC ROADS. 


H*® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the 
Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described (in respect of which lands notice of proposal to resume 
or withdrawn the same has duly been given) shall be and are hereby resumed or withdrawn for the several roads hereunder 
specified ; and that the said lands shall be and are hereby dedicated as roads; also, that the roads or parts of roads hereunder 
specified, which are deemed to be unnecessary (in respect of which notice of proposal to close the same has duly been given), 
shall be and are hereby closed. 
; 8. W. MOORE. 
Drsckiprion or Roap opgeNnED :—Part of road from Bilumbil Creek to Tumbulgum, and widening of road within 
portion 150, parish of Berwick, county of Rous, Tweed Shire No. 1. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1908-417-20; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,710-1,603.] 


Description of lands now resumed or withdrawn for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of parts 
of roads deemed to be unnecessary which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume or withdraw the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the parts of roads deemed 
to be unnecessary, was published in the Government Gazette of 12th January, 1910, folio 209. 


Lanp District or MURWILLUMBAH. 
Wicth of Area 
tes : : Character Land Resumed Parts of Roads closed, &c. 
aS Area. paren Reputed Owner. Occupier. of ol de Withdrawn| and parts of Roads declared to be 
Py z Holding. ad and a Public Road. 
Dedicated. | Dedicated. 
a 7% E aa Eps i} 

90 | 87 2 O| Berwick ...| Paul L:gan «| J. M, Phillips..| Freehold ...| 100 links...) 1 010 | The unnecessary part of road (R. 8,487-1,693) 
within portions 89 and 90, east of new 
road, is closed and isto be part granted to the 
owner of portion 90 in lieu. 

87 | 79 8 0 Do -.| Humphrey G. ¥. T. Jobnson...| C.P, 81-87...) 100 links &} 4 1 0 aetrecatedenaessieenceerganuce taaeemeeaeapenesneerieseise 

Logan. variable, 

96 | 39 2 0 Do ae do oF do «| C.P. 838-28... do 1 1 0 | The area severed and resumed from C.P. 
1906-23 (portion 157) is added to porticn 96 
(C.P. 83-28) in lieu; the area of the portion 
and C,P. 83-28 being reduced by 8 roods. 

157 | 100 0 0 Do The Commissioners} Allen N_ CLP, 1906- do P20 Bea sacsantets Daaivscleet eauceptessinaisensea ta 
of Government Bowden. 23. 
Savings Bank of 
New South Wales. 

» |100 0 0 Do se do ; do do Variable...) 0 2 0 | This area (2 rocds) is resumed as “severed ” 

land. 
108 |} 186 0 0 Do ~ | John Iogan «| John Hogan ...| H.5. 1903-4) 100 links & 0 38 0 | This area (3 rocds) is withdrawn. 
variable. 
150 | 150 0 0 Do ...| Bank of New South| A.J. Logan ...| C.P.1905- | Variable.. 0 015 | The unnecessary part of boundary road be- “ 
Wales. Tay tween John Hogan’s portion 108 and this 
portion (150) is closed and added to C.P. 
1905-78 (portion 150) in lieu; the area 
of the C.P. and portion being increased by 
1 rocd. 

r The parts of existing roads included in sur- 
vey and in- continnity of new road are 
declared to be a public road, and dedicated to 
the public accordingly. 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—Deviation in part of road from Dubbo to Wellington for approaches to bridge over Wambangalong 
or Whylandra Creek, parishes of Whylandra and Benalong, county of Gordon, Talbragar Shire No. 85. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-708-10; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,874-1,603.] 


Description of lands now resumed for the roads specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of parts of roads deemed to be 
unnecessary, which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, was 
published in the Government Gazette of 4th May, 1910, folio 2444. 


Lanp Disrrict oF DuBBo. 


2 Width of Noon 
‘ Character Land ; 
I ie rere Parish Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Resuiied Resumed | Parts cf Roads olesed, &e., and parts of roads declared 
3 Name. z and to be a public road. 
Pi Holding. and Wedieated 
ue Dedicated. x a 
Ce 5 es oe : | ; ES ap oak 
9 60 0 0 WE . Executrix and) Exccutrix and) Freehold ...| Variable... @ 1.8 )}) The punbecasjary nest i reconsed sig along he 
andra.| Executorsoflate) Executorsoflate 2 within nor oundary of portion 30, west o' 
: John Tink, John Tink and | new road and unnecessary part of road separat- 
i road in use. ing portion 30 from same owners portion 62, west of 
# 1 48 0 0] Benolong... do do «| Part cf C.P.| 3(0 links... 0 3 0|;/ newroad are closed and added to portion 1, part of 
P| 76-6 of 200 C.P. 75-6 in lieu; the area of pcrtion 1 remains 
aaren: | unaltered and that of portion 30 and the whole 
30} 104 0 0 DOs som do on do do Variable... 0 3 0|) C.P. reduced by 3 rocds, 

The parts of boundary roads and reserved road in- 
cluded in survey and in continuity of new road are 
declared to be a public road and dedicated to the 

-| public accordingly. 


a Sa Ee ee a SE lS ce 8 ee 2 ee Se ne Cnn ee 


3914 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 112. [20 Jury, 1910. 


——— 


[406] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROADS AND OF PROPO3ED CLOSING OF ROADS OR PARTS OF ROADS 
DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY, AND PARTS OF ROADS TO BE DECLARED TO BE PUBLIC ROADS. 


OTICE is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that certain roads should be opened, and that it is proposed 
to resume for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 18-7, the lands hereunder described. 

The proposed roads are shown upon plars which can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same can be inspected at the 
respective Offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land Districts in which the lands are situated. 

All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing and to forward to the Minister, within one month from date of 
this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposal to open the roads referred to. 

Notice is also given that tle Minister is of opinion that it is expedient to close the roads or yarts of roads hereunder specified, and all 
persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister, within one month from this date, any 
objections which may appear to them to exist to the closing of the said roads or parts of roads, 

Plans showing the roads or parts of roads proposed to be closed can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same can be inspected 
at the respective Offices of the Crown Land 4 gents for the Land District in which the lands are situated. 


S. W. MOORE. 


DESCRIPIYION oF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Fart of road from Nerrigundsh to Urobodalla, parish of Urobodalla, county of Dampier, 
Eurobodalla Shire No. 304. 


[Registration No. of Papers— Roads 1908-727-7; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,900-1,6)3.] 


Descriprion of lands which it is proposed to resume, and road and parte of rcad deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 
‘ Lanp District oF Morvya. 


4 : Parish Character Width of Area Roz2d and parts of Road proposed to be closed, &c., 
2 *, Area. Nanis Reputed Owner. Ovcupler. of Land to be to be and part of Road to be declared to be 
uy : Holding, Resumed. | Resumed. : a Public Road. 
j 
Aout: aoeteup 
43 40 G 0O| Urob dalla} P. L. Connolly; P. L. Cirn-ly| C.P, 84-52 ..| 1 chain & 1 2 0 | The unnecessary parts of reserved road within this 
and William) and cons'ractod variable, portion (43) are t» be closed and added to C.P. 81-52 
Connolly. road. (portion 48) in lieu ; the area of the C.P. and portioa 
to be reduced by 134 acres. 
24 45 0 0 D0 7 re. do By do ...| CP. €8-2,796| Variable...) 0 2 0 | Unnecessary reserved rcad within this pertion (24) is 


to be closed for addition to C.P. 68-2,796; the area of 
the C.P. and portion, when addition is made, to be 
increased by 3 acres 2 roods, 


The part of reserved road within portion 48, included 
in survey and in continuity of prozosed road, is to be 
declared to be a public road, and dedicated to the 
public accordingly, 


DescRIprion OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Deviation in part of the road from Wollombi to Maitland, parish of Cessnock, county of 
No:thumberland, Cessnock Shire No. 35. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Reads 1910-316~5 ; Catalogue No. cf Plan—9,925-1,693.] 


DrscoriPtion of land which it is proposed to resume, and part of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 
Lanp District os MAITLAND. 


oe “ 


“ai Parish Character | Width cf Area 
&YS| Area Naina Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to be to be Part of Road proposed to be closed, &c. 
S A * Ho'ding. Resumed. | Resumed, 


yy ‘ 
0 20 | The unnecessary part of road (R. 4,510) between this por- 
tion (4) and John Gallagher’s portion 8, west of devia- 
tion is to be closed, 


pital F 
4|20 uv vu | Cessnock ..| Henry I:ctcr ...} Form+¢d rozd in usc| Freehold ...| Variable’. 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Road on north-east side of Narrabri-Guonedah Railway through portion 199, parish of 
Dubbleda, coanty of Pottinger, Liverpool Plains Shire No. 47. 


[Registration No of Papers—Roads 1909-359-4; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,550-1,6)8.] 


Description of land which it is proposed to resume, and part of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 
Lanp DISTRICT OF GUNNEDAT. 


ae Barish Character | Wiith of Area 
+ 5 Area, Rin Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to be to be Tart cf Road proposed to be closed, &c, 
& a Holding. | Resumcd. | Resuwed. : 


Z. aL. Pp 
199 | 40 0 0 | Dubdbleda..| J. P. Black ra[ Js R Biack . | Freehold ..| 1 chain ... 1 1 O| The unnecessary part of boundary road between this por- 
tion (199) and same owner’s portion 175, and extending 12 
chains 5U links north from south-east corner of portion 


19) is to be c'osed and granted in lieu, 


I I 


DgsckIrticn Of ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Part of road from Curt’cabark to Coreac, within portion 6, parish of Dewitt, county of Hawes, 
Gloucester Shire No. 17. 


LReg'stration Ivo. of Papers—Roads 1909-976 6; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,891-),603.] 


Descrirrion of the land which it is proposed to resume and road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 
Lanp Disrzior or Sraoup. 


a é Parish Character | Width of Arex .9 
Es Area, Nave Reputcd Owner. Occupier. cf Land to be to be Road proposed to be closed, &e. 
& Tfolding. | Resumed. | Resumed. 


a. y Pag 
6 42 2 0| Dewitt #e,\AWAlLiam FEC Mackay!’ Hivlc: . bcosevscs cannes Freehold ,..| 100 links .. 1 0 20 | The unnecessary reserved rrad within portion 6 is 


to be closed and grantcd in lieu. 


A nn HN ate a 


i SR 


20 Jury, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112 


3915 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING AND CLOSING OF ROADS, &c.—continued. 


DESCRIPTION OF RoAps TO BE OPENED :—Part of road from Comboyne to Huntingdon and Branch road, parish of Walibree, 
county of Macquarie, Hastings Shire No. 15. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-801~7; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,942-1,603.] 


Descrirtion of lands which it is proposed to resume, and road and parts of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is 
proposed to close. 


Lanp District or Port MAcQuaRiE£. 


Road and parts of Road propcsed 
to be closed, &c. 
Road and part of road to be declared to 
‘ be a Public Road, 


| idth of 
4 Pari Character | Width o 
we arish Land Area to be 
Es Area. Raine, Reputed Owner, — Occupier. <e fone erunied| 
Pu 8: | Resumed. 
Rog te pi Bay Dae 
29 40 0 0| Walibree ..| Mrs. E. A. Kilmurray..| Andrew Kilmurray..| Freeh.ld...| 100 links...) 2 1 0 
388; 40 0 0 Do » | Mrs. E. Kilmurray .. do ma do nai LOU Iaie. dimes 29 Tee0) 
} (includes 
branch 
road.) 
81; 40 0 0 Do eons | Wis Garrett,| Mr. Mattan do Variable .. aie 
Curator cf estate ci 
| Isabella Mattan, 


The unnecessary boundary road separating 
FE, A. Kilmurray’s portion 20 from 
G. J. J. Mumford’s portion 79, is to be 
closcd and granted in lieu, 

The unnecessary parts of reserved road 
within this portion (38) east cf propcs:d 
road, and north of proposed branch road 
are to be closed and granted in lieu, 


Dae OOF ek nee HOE Oe FOL AEH EOE OO O28 Fi O88 Os oes oes Ose 


The reserved road through portion 84, 
and part of reserved rcad within portion 38, 
includ: d in survey and in continuity of 
propcsed road, are to be declared to be a 
public road, and dedicated to the public 
accordingly. 


DzsorIPtion oF Roap TO BE OPENED : —Part of roal from Lower Bullock Oreck to Tullamore Railway Station, parishes of Ormonde and 
Stanley, county of Kennedy, Goobang Shire No &3. 


[Registration No. of Papers Reads 1909-359-9 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,827-1,603.] 


DEscRIPTION of lands which it is proposed to resume, and roads deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 
Lanp District oF PARKES. 


«a 
% 5 rea, 
my 
&.) Ts 
20 150 0 
2 649 0 
1 |1,920 0 


Parish 
Name 
p. 
0 | Ormonde... 
0 | Stanley ... 
0 do fs 


Jas. L. Arthur ... 
Mutual 


Reputed Owner. 


Life 
Asscciation of 
Australasia. 


do 


Occupier. 


Character 
of 
Holding.’ 


Jas. T, Arthur ... 
do 


do 


Freehold 


C.P. 87-5! .. 


CL. 2,213 , 


Width of 
Land to be 
Resumed. 


200 links .. 
Pies ere 


Area 
to be 


Resumed. 


a 1. 
5 0 
8 238 


15 3 24 


Bos 


by 1% 


$08 nbs obs 190 sor 600 008 #8 088 Ss ees 


Roads proposed to be closed, &c. 


00 00 see vee nee coe cee 


The unnecsssary road separating portion "2 from part 
of portion 1 is to be closed aud added to portion 2 
(C P. 87-54) ia lieu, the area of the portion and C.P 
to be increased by 1} acres. 

The unnecessary reserved road through portion 1 is 
to be closed and added to portion 1 (C.L. 8,213) in 
lieu, the area of the portion and C.L, to be reduced 


acres. 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED.—Roads within the Eunoryhareenyha Estate, parishes of Eunanoreenya and North Wagga Wagga 
ecunty of Clarendon, Mitchell Shire No. 76. 


(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-460-7 ; Catalogue No. of Plan, R. 9,919-1,603.] 


DesortPri0n of lands which it is proposed to resume, and roads and parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed 


105 


Unnumberd 
(sold road), 


230 


Parish 
Name. 


Eunano- 
reenya 


to close. 


Lanp District or Waaaa WaGGa. 


Reputed Owner, Occupier. 


Character 
of 
Holding. 


Width of 
Land to be 
Resumed. 


Roads and parts of Roads proposed to be 
closed, &c., and parts of Roads to be 
declared to be a Public Road. 


The Australian 
Mortgage, 
and Finance 
(Limited). 
do 

a do 

do 

do 

do 


do 


Land, 
Co, 


The Australian 

», Land. 
and Finance Cc. 
(Limited) and read 


Mortgag 

in use, 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


- 


Freehoid .. 


do 10 
100 
1c0 
10) 


100 


do 
do ve 
do “ 
do 


do axe) LOD 


100 links .. 


-¥ Oo 


The unnecessary part of roed separating por- 
tion 1 from same owner’s portion 8; the 
unnecessary part cf road separating portion 
1 from portion 7 east of proposed road; the 
unnecessary road separating portion 7 from 
sameowner’s portions 78 and 82 ; the unneces- 
sary road separating portions 12 and 10¢from 
same owner’s portions 48, 83, and 10); the 
unnecessary pa: ts of road separating portion 
105 from same owner's portion 106, east and 
west cf railway line; the unnecessary part 
of resumed road R. 5,999-1,603, south-east of 
railway, within portion 1°5; the unneces- 
sary road separating the Australian 
Mortgage, Land, and Finance Company 
(Limited’s) portions 5 and part of 6 from 
same owner’s portion 1, south cf Wagga 
Wagga to Gundagai-road ; and the unneces- 
sary part of road eeparating portion 6 from 
fame owner’s portions 5 and 4, easter’y from 
the Wagga Wagga to Gundagai-road, are to 
be closed and grantid in lieu. Parish of 
Eunanoreerya, 


Parts of roads included in survey and in 


continuity of proposed roads are to be declared 
to be a public road, and dedicated to the 
public accordingly. 


3916 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 


(408) 


[20 Juny, 1910. 


ty 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF RE-MARKING OF ROADS AND OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROADS AND OF PROPOSED CLOSING 
OF PARTS OF ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY, AND ROADS AND PARTS OF ROADS TO BE DECLARED 
A PUBLIC ROAD. 


N° 


TICE is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that certain roads should be opened, and that it is proposed 
to resume for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described, and of the intention 


to submit to His Excellency the Governor, for approval, the plans of re-marking of roads specified in the appended Schedule. 

The proposed roads are shown upon plans which can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of -the same can be inspected at the 
respective Offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land District in which the lands are situated. 

All persons interested are hereby called upon to eet forth in writing and to forward tothe Minister, within one month from date of 
this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposal to open the roads referred to, or to the submission of plans 
of re-marking to His Excellency the Governor for approval. 
Notice is also given that the Minister is of opinion that it is expedient to close the parts of roads hereunder specified, and all 
persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister, within one month from this date, any objections 
which may appear to them to exist to the closing of the said parts of roads. 
Plans ehowing the parts of roads proposed to be closed can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be inspected 
at the respective Offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land District in which the lands are situated. 


S. W. MOORE. 


DESCRIPTION OF RoAD TO BE OPENED :—Part of road from Bilumbil Creek to Tweed Heads, via North Tumbulgum, parishes of Berwick 


or Terranora, county of Rous, Tweed Shire No. 1. 
[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1907-670-10 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,964-1,608. } 


Description of land which it is proposed to resume, aud part of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 
Lanp District or MURWILLUMBAH. 


< Parish , Character | Width of 

2 2 Area, Nahi Reputed Owner, Occupier, of Land to be 

a : Holding. | Resumed. 
foetaep: 

22 | 40 0 0 | Berwick | Eliza Logan Eliza Logan Freehold...| Variable .. 
3 | 39 3 30 | Terranora do A do Oy eal escgs orem 
3 | 39 3 30 do Road within Eliza Logan’s| Eliza Logan and GOS gel aetseelecyare 

portion 3. road in use. 

J1 | 38 0 0 do Road within J. Cameron’s} Road in use and| Sp. Lease] ........ 

Sp. Lease No, 4,341. John Cameron. No. 4,341. 
APA CG ey PS) do Road within A. J. Logan’s} A.J. Logan androad! C.P. 1901-5} ........ 
; portion 12, in use. 
13 | 42 0 0 do Road within C. F. Cona-| Road in use and C.| C.P. 70- 
ghan’s portion 13. F, Conaghan. {3,666. 
4 |50 0 0 do Road within Eliza Logan’s do Freehold .. 
portion 4. 
5 | 45 1 20 do Road within Bank of New do ESPE6Q= Shh FIA le 
South Wales’ portion 5. . $2,100. 

1A SSS Lo do Road within Mrs. C. Rose’s do Breehoid yal Beem oi 0sts 

portion 14. > 

15 | 58 3 20 do Road within Mrs. C. Rose’s| Road in use and J. AO 4). «de Agi sl. 

portion 16. Kempinch. 

16 |63 0 0 do Road within Mrs. C. Rose’s} do CO) Baiwcve te sch 

portion 16. 

2ec07, 30 de Road within D.K.McLeod’s| Road in use and P.| dO:®” swidbactns corer 
portion 2. Maher. 

i |100 0 0 do Road within D. K.McLeod’s do | C08 Ul ence 
portion 1, | 

6 |200 0 0 do Road within D.K.McLeod’s} Road in use and D. dO: & . Wale eres ss 
portion 6. J. McLeod, 

Dalim '6)amr6) do Road within Margt. Ann} Road in use and M.| C.P.70- | .......- 
McAulay’s portion 9. A. McAulay. 1,297. 

8 )198 2 0 do Road within Bank of New do CEP6059 Bl ee apmpaetecs 
South Wales’ portion 8, 1,616. 


Area 
to be 
Resumed, 


ereeeree 
oe te reese 
ee ee eens 
eee e ee 
i i 
ee eens 


ween eee 


Part of Road proposed to be closed, &c. 


1 The unnecessary part of confirmed road (R. 


3,880-1,603) within portion 22, parish of Ber- 
wick, south-west of proposed road is to be 
closed, and thus vested in the owner of adjoin- 
ing land. ; . ; 


| This is a re-marking of part of confirmed road, 
(R. 3,650-1,603), 1060 links wide and slightly 
variable from 100 links in width, extending 
from south-west corner of portion 3 to an angle 
in the road about 2,050 links south of the 
» north boundary of portion 8, being part of 
road from Bilumbil Creek to Tweed Heads, 
| via North Tumbulgum, and except small parts 
in portions 3, 4, and 5, parish of Terranora, 
closely follows and includes the bank of Tweed 
| River, also the original reserved road. ; 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Deviations in part of road from Goulburn, via Taralga to the Abercrombie River, parish of 
Yalbraith, county of Georgiana, Mulwaree Shire No, 126. 
[Registration No. Papers—Roads 1909-838-5 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,909-1,603.] 


DxsceiPTion of lands which it is proposed to resume, and parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 
Layp District oF GOULBURN. 


Parts of Roads proposed to be closed, &c., and 
Roads and parts of Roads to be declared 
to be a Public Road. 


This is a re-marking of reserved road 1 chain wide 


The unnecessary parts of reserved road within this 
portion east and west of proposed road are to be 


.The unnecessary part of confirmed road (R. 149- 


1,603) within this portion north-east of proposed 
road is to be closed and thus vested in owner of 


The unnecessary part of confirmed road (R. 149- 
1,603) within this portion north of proposed 
road is to be closed and thus vested in owner of 


| This is a re-marking of part of confirmed road (R. 


149-1,603, sheet 1) 1 chain wide within this por- 
tion south-easterly from proposed resumption. 


This is a re-marking of reserved road 1 chain wide 


4 Panieh Character Width of Area 
Ee Area ante Reputed Owner, Occupier. of Land to be to be 
& 3 Holding. Resumed. | Resumed. 
| 
Aan aD. a. Tp 
90 | 40 0 ©. Yalbraith..| Reserved road within] Reserved road in| Freehold ..] ........ | ..seeeee 
R. A. McDonell’s} use. within portion 90. 
portion 90. 
89 | 60 0 0} Do R. A. MeDone!l Road in use do 1chainand| 2 0 0 
variable. 
: closed and granted in lieu. 
21.1150 0 0 Do Confirmed road within} Confirmed road do 1 chain 0 2 20 
| John McDonnell’s} fenced and in 
| portion 21. use. 
| ‘adjoining land. 
20 |126 0 0 | Do .| Confirmed road within do do 35 'O 130 
John McDonnell’s 
portion 20. 
adjoining land. 
20 |126 0 0} Do do do Gla 9 2) ORCI See ee lero i, 7 
| 
114 120 0 0 Do Reserved road within} Reserved - road do Serere ve ae | serene 
Anne  McDonell’s| fenced and in within this portion (114). 
- portion 114, use, 


IT 


‘ 

The re-marked reserved roads within portion’ 90 
and 114, together with the part of reserved road 
within portion 89, and part of boundary road on 
south-east of portion 89 included in survey and 
in continuity of proposed road, are to be declared 
to be a public road, and dedicated to the public 
accordingly. 


20 Juny, 1910,] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 3917 


[407] Departmeat of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 
NOTIFIOATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROADS, AND ROAD TO BE DECLARED TO BE A PUBLIC ROAD. 
Nome is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that certain roads should be opened, and that it is proposed 
to resume for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roada Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described. 
The proposed roads are shown upon plans which can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be inspected 
at the respective Offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land Districts in which the l.nds are situated. 


All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing and to forward to the Minister, within one month from date 
of this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposal to open the roads referred to. 
S. W. MOORE. 


DEscRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :— Road connecting the propcsed road down Iron Pot Creek (R. 9,270-1,£03) with the reserved 
road within portions 29 and 30, parish of Ettrick, county of Rous, Kyogle Shire No. 6. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1606 655-13; Catalogue No. of Plan—-R. 9,896-1,603.] - 


DeEscRIPTION of lands which it is proposed to resume. 


Lanp Disrricr or Casino. 


Character | Width of Area 
Parish Ne. Area.. Parish Name, Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to be to be 
Holding. Resumed. | Resumed, 
&. Fa Te s as td 
29 81 0 0} Ettrick ae «| ©. McNamara —..: nes ag .| IT. McNamara “chy cr aad «| Freehold .,,| 100 links... 0 0 36 
30 90 0 0 Do aes do ne - aaa é do see) one een ae do «| Variable ... On. GL 


DzsortPTion oF RoaD To BE OPENED :— Road from road at south-east corner of portion 4; thence down left bank of Tuross River 
; towards Nerrigundah-Bodalla road, parish of Nerrigundah, county of Dampier, Eurobodalla Shire No. 104. 


[ Registration No. of Papers— Roads 1906-353-15 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,958-1,603. } 


Description of lands which it is proposed to resume. 
Lanp District or Morvya, 


i=) 
A Parish ; Character | Width of Area 
4 Area, Nave Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to be to be R ad to be dec’ared to be a public road. 
& < Holding. | Resumed. } Resumed. 
Oy 
& Y.-p- , | as. Ta Pe 
1 [160 0 0 | Nerringun-| James Duncan ...| Jamraes Duncan and| Freehold ...| Variable... 0 3 0 
dah, track in use The reserved road through C.P. portion 6 in- 
49 0 0 Do és do ae do me do +5 do 1 5 28]; cluded in survey and in continuity of pro- 
6} 21 0 0 Do... Bank cf New South} James Duncan «» C.P, 69-1,755 do 0-278 t pesed road, is to be declared to be a public 
Wales. of 40 acres. ! road and dedicated to the public accordingly, 
4/40 0 0 Do __...| James Duncan «| James Duncan, and) Freehold .., do 18! 20 j 


track in use, 


—— — a ——= = ~ 


DESORIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Part of road from Bundarra to Uralla, parish of Torryburn county of Hardinge, 
Gostwyck Shire No. 24. 


[Registration No of Papers—Roads 1909- 249-9 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,594- 1,603.] 
ey 
Descriprion of lands which it is proposed to resume. 
Lanp Disrricr o¥ ARMIDALE. 


Character Width of Area 
Parish No. Area. Parish Name. Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to be to be 
Holding. Resumed. Resumed. 
ae Ts Dp: a. ©. p. 
45 44 0 OU | Torryburn ...{ J.T. Berryman ... aoe -| J.T. Berryman .. Eee | C.P, 1903-36 ...! Variable ...; 2 210 
178 1281 4 Do : do ee ot do as me - | C.P. 1907-204... do os Or 170 
(363] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


iE is hereby notified that in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands (Amendment) Acts, 1899 and 1908, the cancella- 
tion of road permits, specified in the appended Schedule, is hereby reversed, in consequence of arrears having been paid as 


rescribed. 
; ‘ S. W. MOORE. 
ae | Iiclder of Permit. Parish. County. Permit No. Land District, 
1909-999 | W. A. Horneman si ie ...| Wagonilla ...| Townsend a 1904-43 Deniliquin. 
. D. F. Blyth St wid vi ...| Beremegad —_...|} Wakool.., Bae 48 do 
. R, J. Hagle 0 ish wea i” do ree eee . 4t do 
« seodeiaan z oo 


3918 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 112. 


[409] 


[20 Juny, 1910. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 2(th July, 1910. 


ie is hereby notified that in pursuance of the provisions of the Cruwn Lands (Amendment) Acta, 1899 and 1908, permissions 
to enclose roads or parts of rcads specified in the appended Schedule are hereby cancelled in consequence of the rents not 


having been paid as prescribed. 


SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


Papers Roads, Holder of Permits. Parish. County. 
1€10-511-1 | W. R. Spillett ... South Bellingen Raleigh ... 
rf D. O’ Rourke ..| Bowra do 
A. A, Eichmann. . .| Newry ae do 
3 W. &. Cook South Bellingen Ab do : 
2 W. H. Holmes ... Kerranakoon ...| Townsend... 
i W. V. Board ..| Barrabu ...| Wakool 
* Thos. Board ..| Chowar do 
i Murdock Macaulay Barrabu . do 
%) W. J. Larcombe Bunnaloo ... .| Cadell 
J. M. Dorward ... Colimo Townsend 
5 | John Shannon .., South Deniliquin... do 
% R. C. McDougall Bama Joe aot | Cadell . 
if H. Singletoa Morogo Townsend ... 
FA J. d. Dorward Baia Cadell = 
es W. H. Trevena... Borce aud Kerranskoon ...| Townsend ... 
re Thos. Rose 4 ...| Woonox sel do 
r Hugh Kennedy ... ...| Bama Re Gadell we 
is Landall and Sons Brassie and Burdanimia .. Townsend ... 
* Andrew Auld Cope ai 5c a | Bligh 
si J. Williams Eurumundry ... .| Phillip 
_ H, HB. Blackman... Moolarben do 
= A. W.Spradbrow do do 
3 D. Isblister Gulgong do 
x J. Williams, junior Wyaldra ... do 
9 W. Nicholson .., Tallowudjah , ...| Fitzroy 
3 J. T. Wood South Wagea Weeea ...| Wynyard ... 
e J. McGrath Manima .., ...| Forbes 
A.Lewington 4, Gulgo Ace as ». | Cunningham 
3 G. M. Thompson Womerah ,,, ves ...| Hunter 
[367 } 


S. W. MOORE. 


| Permit No. | Land D’strict. 

1908- 1 Bellingen. 

2 do 

3 do 

fh do 
1805- 5 | Deniliquin. 

33 do 

36 do 
1°06- 3 do 
1907-52 do 

58 do 

86 do 
1£03- 8 do 

16 do 

Al do 

51 do 

64 do 

85 do 

83 do 
1904- 7 | Mudgee. 
1905-12 do 
1907-15 do 
1°08- 8 do 

22 do 
1969- 1 do 
1904- 5 | Grafton. 
1905-16 | Wagga Wagga, 
1£07-86 | Grenfell. 

64 Condobolin. 
1910- 1 


Wicdsor. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1919. 


APPLICATION FOR ERECTION OF RABBIT-PROOF FENCING. 
TIENTION is invited to the undermentioned application, under the “ Pastures Protection Act of 1902,” for permission to 


erect Rabbit-proof Fencing and Gates. 


8. W. MOORE. 


— 


Applicznt. 


Rawethoine, Joseph} Across road running) Melrose 
the _xorth- 

western boundary of 

T.S.R. 7,435, 


i, along 


Site of Fence and Gates. | 


Parish, 


| 


County. 


Plan exhibited at 
Crown Land Agcent’s 
O.ice at— 


Cunningham; Condobolin 


Objections may be lodged with 
District Surveyor. 


Place. | Not later than — 
j9:0. 
Forbes .| 20 August. 


LAND BOARD MEETINGS. 
NOTICH# is hereby given that Land Byard Meetings will be holden at the following places on the datcs and hours specified :— 


Flace, 


When Meeting to be held. 


Convened by 


a a RT TR a eT a eS Ste 


Boorowa 
Do ra 

Crookwell .. op an 
Goulburn abe Ree ay 
Balranald ... 
Moulamein 
Wyalong .., 
Narrabri ... 


i 


Data. Hour. 

9 August, 19:0... 12 noon 
10 ” He ect Se «| LOam 

” » v| 10 
ue Se | A Oars 
Commencing 5 TI 1910 ...| 10 ” 

8 Aug., 1910 and following days 10 a.m, each day ... 

16 to 31 August, 1910 ... piglOe Botti 


C. E. Finch, Chairman. 
do do 
do do 
do 


..| J. Forris, Acting Chairman. 


0 do 
R. Shelton, Chairman. 
R. McLean, Ac ing Chairman. 


a Ee 


si al oul 


20 Juxy, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 112. 3919 


[21] IN THE LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES. 


Nia is hereby given that Sittings of the LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES will be holden ut 
DARLINGHURST, commencing at 10 a.m. on Monday, the 25th day of July instant, for the hearing of all Appeals 
and References in respect of which notices have been issued, and for the hearing of all such other matters as may be lawfully 


brought before the said Court, 
W. R. JAMIESON, 


2nd July, 1910, Registrar, 
The following cases will be heard :— 
Lape: A vpent Land District. Appellant. Nature of Appeal or Reference. 

8912 Grafton eax] As NOLANG ID was Hic ...| Appeal against the recommendation of Local Land Board for 
refusal of his special purchase application No, 1909-16, 
Grafton, 

8926 Doifaic. » | Minister for Lands .., .. | Reference for decision in respect of Michael Daniel O’Connell’s 
ppplication t» convert his special leases Nos. 1900-3, 1901-2, 
and 1907-36, Grafton, into an original conditional purchare 
No. 1909-120, Grafton. 

8930 Parkes ... ...| B. J. Wallace ee ...| Appeal against the recommendation of Local Land Board for 

j refusal of his annual lease application No. 1¢02-11, Parkes. 

8933 Cooma ... ..| D, A. Mackay as ...| Appeal against the decision of Local Land Board in respect of 


his application for permission to fulfil the condition of 
residence attaching to his original conditional purchase No, 
1908-72, Cooma, on his father’s freehold portion No. 189, 
parish of Seymour, county of Wallace. 
8935 Dorie. ...| Minister for Lands .., ..-| Reference under cection 7 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act 
of 1905 for de'ermination in respect of certain decisions given 
by the Cooma Land Board in connection with the simultane- 
ous conflicting applications of Daniel John Jackson Flynn 
for an additional conditional purchase of €0 acres and a con- 
| ditional lease of 800 acres, Nos. 1910-44 and 1910-41, Ccoma, 
Henry Boate for a conditional lease of 240 acres, No. 1910~ 
40, Cooma, and Vera Thurbon for a conditivnal lease of 235 
acres, No. 1910-42, Cooma. 
Frances Ambrese ... ...| Appeal against the recommendation of Local Land Board in 
respect of her application to convert her special lease No. 
1,725, Cowra, into an original conditional purchase No. 
1£09-9, Cowra. : 
8938 Grafton... ...| Mioister for Lands .., .--| Reference under section 7 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act 
of 1905 for determination in respect of certain decisions given 
by the Grafton Land Board in connection with the simultsne- 
ous conflicting applications of Clarence McDermid, Albert 
Ernest Ivo Carr, and Alexander Stanley Johnston Waugh, 
for additional holdings, parish of Yamba, county of Clarence, 
Land District of Grafton. 
8939 Dor si «ake Be JE errett, june ic. ...| Appeal again-t the finding of the Grafton Land Board over- 
ruling a certain objection taken in respect of their dealing 
with the appraizement of the capital value of the land com- 
prized in original conditional purchase No. 1909-50, Grafton. 


8336 Cowra ... 4) 


8940 Do iates. cab edi © 8 See Hum bors seeker, ...| Appeal against the appraised value of Crown improvements on 
his original conditional purchase No. 1909-133, Grafton. 

§940A Domne AS: do se vee ...| Appeal against the appraised value of Crown improvements on 
his conditional lease No. 1909-90, Grafton. 

8941 Domne: s-.| J. Maloney ... sk ...| Appeal against the decision of Local Land Board directing a 


ballot in connection with certain simultaneous conflicting 
applications for original conditional purchases and conditiorel 
leases for an area of 540 acres, in the parish of Sou: hampton, 
county of Clare: ce. Land istrict of Grafton. 

8942 Tamworth | W.D. Dowe & R. Brown ...| Appeal against the decision cf Local Land Board in 
respect of their application under section 14, Crown Lands 
Act Amendment Act, 1993, for reduction of interest in respect 
of condi'ional purchases Nes. 68-25, 68-43, 68-52, 69-157, 
71-188, and 72-686, Tamworth. 

8943 _| Gunnedah ...| J. McCormack Rise .. | Appeal against the appraised capital value of the land comprised 
in his origival conditional purchase No. 1910-3, Gunnedah, 
being ® conversion cf bis original homestead selection No. 
1900-2 and additional hom stead selection No. 1904-47, 
Gunnedah. 


REFERENCES BY THE MINISTER FOR LANDS FOR THE RETURN OF THE UNDERMENTIONED CASES 
TO LCCAL LAND BOARDS FOR RE-HEARING. 


Sains co Land District. Nature of Reference. 
8927 Coonamble abe nt ...| Charles Digges’ application for permission to erect a rabbit-proof fence and 
gate across the Coonamble-Carinia road, parish of Ningear, county of 
J eichhardt. 
892) Glen Innes “cp reg ...| Jessie O’Connor’s settlement lease 2pplication No. 1910-138, Glen Innes. 
£937 Inverell ... “an zee .. | Stanley Richard O’ Donnell’s conditional purchaees Nos. 1901-28 and 1904-47 
Inverell. 


3920 


New Soutn WALES, 


1 


to wit, 


(L.S. ) 


CHELMSFORD, 


Governor. 


PROCLAMATION 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 


[20 Suny, 1910. 


Fe ea ee 


By His Excellency The Right Honourable Freprric Joun Napimr, Baron CHELMSFORD, 
Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint 


George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the 


Commonwealth of Australia. 
DECLARATION OF CROWN LANDS, &c. 


pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, I, FreprEric Joun Napier, Baron CuHELMs¥orD, Governor of the State 
of New South Wales aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council, do hereby proclaim the following surrendered areas of land 


to be Crown Lands for the purposes of the Crown Lands Acts, and the same, exclusive of the parts of portions 8 to 15, now within portions 


20 and 21 (about 450 acres), are hereby added to and no 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Layp District or WAtGrtt, SHIRE WALGETT. 


w form part of Merkadool Preferential Occupation Licenze No. 1554 :— 


County. Parish. Portion. Area, Cat. No. of Plan. 
Beet? pt 
Denham : , ...| Terribie Ho: : 53 2 159 0 O D. 42-1,831 R. 
Do as 55 do aah ie ise 3 129 0 O iby +) 
Do vhs : : do ‘ ‘ 33 4 110 0 O D. 3 
Do do a 5 119 0 O D. » 
Do ai do 6 105 0 O D. *: 
Do n bea a do vi th 128 0 O D. 5 
Do il is ti do 8 148 0 0 D. " 
Do at do 9 202 0 O D. 2 
Do do ise 10 199. 0 0 D. 5 
Do is suk do ia ia? 11 119 0 O D. 3 
Do i do a 12 114 0 O D. % 
Do e iit do ‘ it ahs 13 97/0 @ D. * 
Do i do vat 14 90 0 O D. . 
Do fe + gad do ay 15, 169 0 O D. Fe 


[216} 


[392] 


the tracts or areas hereunder described for settlement lease, and they are hereby revoked accordingly. 


Notr.—Partly included in an area set apart for additional holdings and travelling stock reserve 45,510, notified this day. 
Ms. 1910- 9,519] 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this nineteenth day of July, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred 
ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 


By His Excellency’s Command, 


S. W. MOORE, 


Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 
REVOCATION OF PARTS OF TRACTS OR AREAS SET APART FOR SETTLEMENT LEASE, &c. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been 
pleased to revoke, under the provisions cf the 10th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, so much of the notification setting apart 


Land ryt Class of holding for whish Date of . a 
District. | Pivision.| “the land was ret apart. Notification. Comaty; Parisi, Bare; pence Ser Deere: 
a of p 
Parkes ...| Central..| Settlement lease «..| 13 Jan., 1904 ...) Kennedy...| Burra Lachlan  ,,,| 3,840 0 0 | That part of Settlement Lease 
(about), Area No. 647, within designed 
portion 11. Plan K. 1,041- 
2,904 Roll. 
Norse.—A bout 3,765 acres set apart this day for additional holdings, balance within reserve 1,145 for mining purposes, notified 23th June, 1910, 
Mudgee...| Eastern..| Conditional purchase or con-| 29 April, 1905...) Wellington| Tunna- Merco -.| 720 0 0 / That part within area set apart 
ditional lease. bidgee, (about), for additional holdings at lds. 
per acre, this day. 
Rylestsne do' %e do do a) 12 Aug... 4) Roxburgh..| Stewart ...) Rylestone .../1,180 0 0 | Part within reserve 45,494 from 
(about). sale or lease othe: than scrub 
lease, notified this day. 
Mudgee... do . do do | 29 April, ,, Wellingion| Peters  ...| Meroo ..| 200 0 0 | Within an area set apart for 
(about), additional holdings this day. 
Tam- do ... do do «| 17 Dec., 1904...) Darling ...) Warrabah | Mandowa ...|1,240 0 0 | That part within an area set 
worth. (about), apart this day for additional 
holdings at 1Us. per acre. 
Dubbo ...| Central...{ Conditional purchase or] 22 Mar., 1901...) Lincoln ...) Dapper ...| Cobbora ..} 3832 0 0 | The whole—part previously re- 
conditional lease, (about). voked, 
Notrt.—Within Forest Reserve 33,563, notified 25th January, 1902. 
Dubbo ...| Central...) Original conditional pur-| 11 Jan., 1902,..{ Lincoln ...)Erskineand| Talbragar ...|3,840 0 6 | Thepart between Forest Reserve 
chase, Ballimcre. (about). No.34,219,[mprovement Lease 
Block 880, portions 65, 64, 70, 
11, parish cf Ballimore, and 
| 28, parish Erskine, and the 
| | dividing line of Murrumbid- 
| : ' gerie Holding No. 655. 
Do «| do wm do do wu] » «| do | Bruah’and| © do woo) 1,620. 0-6.) "PR WAGE sa, Sta neon 
| Erskine, (about), 


S. W. MOORE 


Papers 
No. 


Ms. 1910- 
10,125, 


Ms. 1910- 
10,840. 


Occ, 1910- 
5,316. 


Ms. 191¢- 
10,465, 
Ms, 1910- 

10,258 


Mer, 1909- 
21,517. 7 


Ms. 1909 
21,517. 


do 


Nores —(1) The above areas (2) will be available for ordinary conditional purchase, at £1 per acre, or conditional lease on 2lst July, 1910. (2) If the land 


is taken up under conditional lease the timber must not be ringbarked, except in pursuance of permits issued under 


1909. No timb'r shall be cut or removed from the land fur the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions cf the 
tions thereunder at the time in force, 


Dubb) 


Central, 


Ilcmes‘ead selection 


(8) Identical with Classification Reserve revoked this day. 


eee 


16 April, 1902... 


Lincoln 


Murrum- 
bidgerie 


Talbragar ... 


20 0 0 
Area 834 within portion 110. 
Plan Murrumbidgerie 2 Roll. 


Nore.—Set apart this day for additional homestead selection. 
eee eee 


the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
Forestry Act, 1909, and Regula- 


That part of Iomestead Selection} Ms. 1910 


10,632. 


20 Jury 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 112. 3921 


[213] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASES. 


it is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 10 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands 
comprised within the blocks hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Conditional Purchase Lease, and shall be disposed of under 
the prevailing conditions of the law. 


The blocks will be available for Conditional Purchase Lease on and after llra AUGUST, 1910. 


An application for a Conditional Purchase Lease shall be in Form 21, and must be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance 
and a survey fee as hereinafter specified ; the survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly 
instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid.- Payment of the first of such instalments shall be 
made with the application. The application shall be signed and the declaration printed on the back of the form shall be made by the 
applicant. The application may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised for 
the purpose in writing, during office hours on 11th August, 1910, or during office hours on any subsequent business day, or may be 
forwarded on any day to the Land Agent in a posted letter, but so as not to be received by the Land Agent before the 11th August, 1910. 


All applications for Conditional Purchase Leases lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in 
writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 1lth August, 1910, or at any time 
between the 11th reget 1910, and the 17th August, 1910, inclusive, shall together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with euch 
Land Agent simultaneously on the 11th August, 1910. 


It is hereby further notified that the Local Land Board will, at 10 a.m. on 18th August, 1910, sit at the Court-house, 
Taree, 2nd dea), under Regulation 866, with any applications which may be made for such lands from 11th August to i7th 
August, 1910, inclusive; after determination of priority by ballot, the Local Land Board will proceed to consider the question of 
confirmation of the applications of such applicants as may be present. 


The leases will be subject to the provisions of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1908, 
and to the following special conditions :— 

(a) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all noxious scrubs, prickly-pear, 
undergrowths, and weeds. ; 

() The boundaries of each block are to be fenced with a six-wire fence, within five years of day of confirmation of lease; 
provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Local Land 
Board. . : 

(c) Timber or other material shall not be cut, obtained, om removed from the land for the purposes of sale except subject to the 
provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and the Regulations thereunder, and Quarry Regulations at the time in force. 

(d) 'The lessee shall not prevent or take any measures to hinder any person lawfully claiming uny fallen timber on any block from 
removing the same within a reasonable time (to be fixed by the Minister for Lands) after the block has been applied for. 

(e) The timber on the land must not be ringbarked, except in pursuance of permit under the Forestry Act, 1€0). 


Application must be made in good faith; that is to say, the sole chject of the applicant in making the 
application must be to obtain the land in order that he may hold and use it for his own exclusive benefit according 
to law. The Land Board, if. satisfied an application is made otherwise than in good faith, is authorised to 
declare the deposit forfeited. 


CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LHASH AREA No. 252. 
EASTERN DIVISION. : 
Lanp District oF TAREE, AND HastTINGs SHIRE. 


Annual Nature 
g 3 “= Aron : Rent and Nearest A af 
: 7 an 8 Capital jat 23 per) Survey |Estimated| Town an ater ; 
Ccunty. | Parish. 5 oa pes Value: ann. for Fee, Visine of distance Supply. Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &c. 
am! 7 first ten Improve-| therefrom. 
ch years. ments, 


Ri Seat Saeeds | Al Gs, si 
268 2 6 6 6 6 
(at £1 12s, 
6d. per 
acre). 

226 17 6 513 6 ce) 

(at £1 78.6d. 
per acre), 

Do «| do eal a2 229 3 0} 81518 2 mag, 0) OL "6 | 
(at £1 7s 6d. ? 

per acre). 

Do ...| do PPA DOG INO (S16) 4b eT Ly 8!) 6 Nr 
3 (at £1 7s, 6d. 


fo 2} 
io) 
J 
en, 
o 
on 
o 


Macquarie|(omboy ne 


Do ...| do eo} 90 165 0 


Oo 


per acre). 
Do ...| do sa| 98 165 .0 0) 22617 G6| 5138 6] 6 2 6 
(at £1 7s. 6d. : 
per acre). | 
268 2 6 : 


18 miles dis- red soil; thick forest country, timbered with 
tant. brush wood, box, tallow-wood, and gum; dense 
brush in parts. 
Ms. 1910-9,510. 


Moa ot don, act Oks 105 0) 0). 968 Oo Ob 6. tes 216.8 6 


t Nil. Kendall, 16 to| Permanent | Steep broken country, basalt’ ¢ formation ; deca 
| 
J 


Nore.—Includes part (1,864 acres) of reserve for classification, notified 25th March, 1903. 


IT IS POINTED OUT THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROVEMENTS ARE OR MAY BE UPON THE LAND 

AT THE DATE OF APPLICATION. HAS NOT BEEN APPRAISED. 
An appraisement or determination of the value of any improvements shall be made after the land has become the subject of an 
application for Conditional Purchase Lease, unless both the owner (other than the Orown) of the improvements and the incoming selector 


have agreed to dispense with such appraisement, and have agreed on the value to be paid. j ‘ 
The value of the improvements as appraised is payable within three months of the date of appraisement, or in four equal annual 


instalments with interest at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum. byes Pag : , 
The term of a conditional purchase lease shall be forty years from date of application, with right of conversion (during the currency of 
the lease) into a conditional purchase at any time after confirmation of the conditional purchase lease application. 2, STS 


3922 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. [20 Jury, 1910. _ 


[894] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 2Uth July, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASES. 


ike is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 10 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands 
comprised within the blocks hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Conditional Purchase Leases, and shall be disposed of under 
the prevailing conditions of the law. 


The blocks will be available for Conditional Purchase Lease on and after 1lra AUGUST, 1910. 


An application for a Conditional Purchase Lease shall be in Form 21, and must be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, 
and a survey fee as hereinafter specified ; the survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly 
instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. Payment of the first of such instalments shall be 
made with the appl'cation. The application shall be signed and the declaration printed on the back of the form shall be made by the 
applicant. The application may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant in person or by his agent in person duly authorised for 
the purpose in writing, during office hours on 11th August, 1910, or during office hours on any subsequent business day, or may be 
forwarded on any day to the Land Agent in a posted letter, but ro as not to be received by the Land Agent before the 11th August, 1919. 


All applications for Conditional Purchase Leases lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in 
writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 11th August, 1210, or at any time between 
the 11th August, 1910, and the 17i:h August, 1910, inclusive, shall together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Lard 
Agent simultaneously on the 11th August, 1910. 


It is hereby further notified that the Local Land Board will, at 10 a.m. on 18th August, 1910, sit at the Court-house, Taroe, and 
deal, under Regulation 866, with any applications which may be made for such lands from 11th August to 17th August, 1910, 
inclusive ; after determination of priority by ballot, the Local Land Board will proceed to consider the question of confirmation of the 
applications of such applicants as may be present. 


The leases will be subject to the provisions of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands (Amendme:t) Act, 19)8, 
and to the following special conditions :— 


(a) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
‘free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all noxious scrubs, prickly-pear, 
undergrowths, and weeds. : 


(t) The botndaries of each block are to be fenced with a six-wire fence, within five years of day of confirmation of lease 
provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval cf the Local Land Board. 


(c) Timber or other material shall not be cut, obtained, or removed from the land for the purposes of sale except subject to the 
provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and the Regulations thereunder, and Quarry Regulations at the time in force. 


(d) The lessee shall not prevent or take any measures to hinder any person lawfully claiming any fallen timber on any block from 
removing the same within a reasonable time (to be fixed by the Minister for Lands) after the block has been applied for. 


(e) Timber which is or is likely to prove suitable for fencing, building, or railway sleepers, shall not be destroyed by ringbarking 
or otherwise, except under permit issued under the provisions of section 21 (a) of the Forestry Act, 1909: Provided that the 
lessee may c'ear any land which is to be cultivated within twelve months from date of clearing, or cut any timber required for 
the purpose of erecting any necessary buildings or other improvements on the subject land. 


(f) The lessee may destroy by ringbarking or otherwise, wi hout permit, all other timber except edible shrubs, 


Applications must be made in good faith ; that isto say, the sole object of the applicant in making the application must be to obtain 
the land in order that he may hold and use it for his own exclusive benefit according te law. The Land Board é satisfied an application is 
made otherwise than in good faith, is authorised to declare the deposit forfeited. 

e 


CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASE AREA No, 253. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Disrricr oF TarEz, AND StRovD SHIRE. 


ro Annual 
aes Area | G Re | Rent Nature aay oes aah 
A SHS : ‘apita at 24 per | Surve Fstimati own an ater aa ns 
County. | Parish. & Flas mee Value, | ae for ro Value of distance Supply. Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &, 
z eel : | first ten Improvements.| thcrefrom. 
| years, ) 
ae Don Pe fealfeal ena 
Glouces- | Bachelcr 86 | 248: 2, 01) 248 10e-0)1 +6 asd oS Nil. Goolcengol k,! Good, permanent,) Undulating couatry, slate forma- 
ter.) (at £1 per about 6] and plect*ful in tion; loamy soil on ecl#y subsoil, 
acre), miles. ~ Gocloogolok heavily timbered with gum, box, 
River, wh'ch oak, irov birk, turpentine, mahog- 
this block front». any, tallow-wcod, blcodwood, and 
d. use brush, 
DOlnrer: GO. pee) Lol 252 0.105425" O8s9 G62 On) 27 -ioes0 Nil. Gocloongo!ck,! No  permanen: do do 
| (at £1 per about 7; water, but good 
acre) milez, facilities for ecn 
serving same. 
IDO" ey: GO. i02| 102. O27 M20 IE 10 0 TGel youl eee uae Nil. | Gooleongolok,| No permanent; Undulating and ridgy country cf 
(at £1 pec about, §| supply, but good slate formation; loamy soil, with 
acre). miles, facilities exis e'ay subsoil; heavily timbe: ed with 
fr conserving guu, box, oak, ircnba:k, mahog: 
by tanks and any. turpentine, tsllow-wood, 
dams, brushwocd, and myrtle and dense 
i bush. 
DO ee Go' ; 457) P103:4|" 1562 On Orly 1439.0 LOT St Om ROO MG Nil. do = do * do do 
: (at 18, 4d. 
per acre). 
EDO. sca GO Fi) 02 || 8203 POG. Obs O97 Aa) WO eG Nil. Gooloon golok, do a do do 
(at £1 Ss. | about 6 rT 
per acre), miles, 
DO rs GO" cal LLOM) 2d, 10 0 Ste Long 1 {S10 e Tab eO Nil. Gocloongolek, do es do do 
(at £1 .5s: about 5 
per acre) mil:s, 


eS 


. a» 


2) Jury, 1910.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. Eoea 
CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASE AREA No. 253—conrlinued. 
S) 
Pea ; peat Nature and Nearest 
County | Parish. |FEZ| frac | Salus! ied nereent) Syevey | Riimated | rece Supply. Slog ts tay Samia 
a ae Nea [mprovements.| therefrom. : 
Ce re SOBs ox | La Bard.) eee 
Giouces- Bachelor) 111 239 0 0 SLD OU oO" 8 (de 1) Nil. \Goolocngolok.| “O  p rmanent} Level to undulatiog country cf slate 
ter (at £1 Fe, alout 4 | suly ,but gocd| formation; loamy soil, with clay 
er acre). miles. Lost. jes exist] subscil; heavily timbered with 
f. wo nscryin2 gum, box, cak, mahrcgapy, tallow- 
lL Ayo Jauks apd wocd, turpentine, bloodwocd, and 
dums. brush. Z 
Do . do B12 e202. 0 | APE OL Oe Tolhs Galt On-0 Nil. Gcoloon’ ol k, hy a do do 
(at £2 abont 3 Gor loengele 
! per acre), miles. © liver. 
Do Cela Ps al 34 286 0 0} 257 lv UV 8 18 10 712 6 Nil. Goolcongolok.| No permanent} Undulating to ridzy counfry of slate 
(at £1 Fs, about 4 supply, but gecd formation; loamy soil, with clay 
| per acre). mniles, facilities exis! subsoil; heavily timbered with 
fir conserving gum, box,oak,irontark,mahogany, 
by tanks and turcentine, tallow-wocd, blocd- 
dams, wocd, brushwocd, myrtle, and 
brash. : 

Do , Gow At: | Pedld: |) 289.2"). 00.7 289 10 0 Lat 4 10.) 7, 52.6 Nil. do oa do Undulating and ridgy country of 

(at £1 slate formation; loamy soil, with 
fer acre). clay subsoil; heavily timbered 
| with gum, box, oak, mahogany 
| tallow-wecd, turpentine, blood- 
wocd, ironbark, brushwocd, and 

myrtle, and dense brush. 

DG) do 1G ced a. OM ete SRTOc eb, ous, ee 1 OMa0) Nil, Gooloongolok, do re do do 
(at 18s. 4d, 5 miles. 
per acre). 

Do .. Or hes Lah 266. 0i40° | -242. 20. One Gh ad le TaT> 6 Nil. do eo do oe: do do 
(at 18s, 4d. 
per acre). 

Dares. do ...| 118 | 267 0 0| 244 15 ‘ Gp 2NGilire Tak. 7_ 56 Nil Gooloongoluk, do do do 
(at 1€s. 4d. 6 miles, . 

er acre). 

Dosrecdi! doit. %.jp -119.,|,, 2581.0 0 Ors QO.) 629 Oe ge dy 0 Nil. Gooloengolok,| Permanent water, Urdulating and 1ilzy country of 

(at 20s. per 7 miles. in Lranches cf, siate formation; tuamy soil, with 

acre). | Ferny Creek. clay subsoil; heavily timbered 

with gum, box, oak, ironbark, 

mahcgany, turpentine, tallow- 

| wood, bloodwood, brushwocd, and 

/ | myrtle, and dense brush. 
Dov uc\h do. 4c 120) 272. 0" 6 te OF 0 6) 10M. T. LON 0! Nil. Gooloongclok.| No 5g eho do do 
| (at 20s. per | abeut 6| supply, but good; 
acre), miles, facilities exist 
| fory sh Melogisve 
| 2d DY > Gir ccotmee 
+ dams 

Do GO |) Lelole 260m 2e OF 260,00) 0 | GAO. 45) Thy 6 Nil Gooloongolok,;, Ampe in 95°: dc do 
(at Hal ly | 8 miles. aay apie 

acre earns Crev<, 

Doe do Meee eae OL eset 20 Le Once b 18. 4 615 0 Nil, yooloougslok. do do do 
alle ge! ak é 

acre), miles. 

Do .. do: ¥ ee des £63 0 0 ee OT 6 LL. 6 ie a. 6 Nil Gooloongolok.| No permanent do do 
at £1 per| 5 miles, supply, but gocd 
acre), facilities exist 

for conserving by 
| tanks and dams 

Do do . 124} 314 2 0 as ES> ON SLATE: “OF 8 OFC Nil. Gooloongclok, creey supply in do do 
at £1 10s. 64 miles. the heads of 
per acre). | Ferny Creek, 

Dor %..\— dO Ps.) 126) S10" (2) O71 42618) 9! 10,13 6] 8) 0 0 Nil Goolccngolok, do ek do do 

: ‘at £1 7s. €d 7 miles. 
per acre) 

~Do dO meee 126208202005) 410. 8. 810. by 4-715 0 N Gooloon golok, do eas do do 

(at £1 7s. 6d 7% miles, 
per acre). 

Do BOP eet) 1027 f238 si2 Onl) 298) 2 6 1978 2 lee LO Ox} Nil. Gooloongolok| No permanent; Ridgy county of slate formation; 
(at £1 5s | 8 miies, supply, ample in loamy soil, clay subsoil : eavily 
per acre). } } ordinary seascns,| timbered with gum, oak, |: > .iron- 

| but good facilities} bark, mahogany,  tallow-wood, 
exist forconsery-| brushwood, myrtle, and dense 
- ingin tanks and| brush, 
\ dams. 

Do . GO! he css) 128 [24G O04 -8O6NS OT 186.2. )5 T2568 | Nil, Gooioon golok, do eas do do 

. (at £1 5s, | 9 miles. Ms. 191C-10,069. 
per acre’. ! 

é a eee a eens ee Be as 


Nore.—Includes part cf reserve for classification, notified 29th December, 1909. 


IT IS POINTED OUT THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROVEMENTS ARE 
LAND AT THE DATE OF APPLICATION HAS NOT BEEN APPRAISED. 


OR MAY BE UPON THE 


An appraisement or determination of the value of any improvements shall be made after the land has become the subject of an 


application for Conditional Purchase Lease, unless both the owner (other than the Crown) of the improvements and the incoming selector 


have agreed to dispense with such appraisement, and have agreed on the value to be paid, 


The value of the improvements as appraised is payable within three months of the date of appraisement, or in four equal annual 


instalments with interest at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum, 


The term of a conditional purchase lease shall be forty years from date of application, with right of conversion (during tle currency 


the lease) into a conditional purchase at any time after confirmation of the conditional purchase lease application. 


No, 112 


Jury, 191¢ 


ay 
ay 


8. W. MOORE. 


3924 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 112, [20 Jury, 1910. 


[214] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD SELECTION. 


{fe is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the Crown Lands comprised within the block 
hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Homestead Selection, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions 


of the law. 

Tho block will be available for Original Homestead Selection on and after 25rH AUGUST, 1910. 

An application for a Homestead Selection shall be in Form 21, and must be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and a 
survey fee as hereinafter specified. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly 
instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. Payment of the first of such instalments shall be 
made with the application. The application shall be signed and the declaration printed on the back of the form shall be made by the 
applicant. The application may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised 
for the purpose in writing, during office hours on 25th August, 1910, or during office hours on any subsequent business day, or may be 
forwarded on any day to the Land Agent in a posted letter, but so as not to be received by the Land Agent before the 25th August, 1910. 


All applications for Original Homestead Selection lodged by the applicant in perzon, or by his agent in person duly authorised in 
writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 25th August, 1910, or at any time 
between the 25th August and the 81st August, 1910, inclusive, shall together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land 
Agent simultaneously on the 25th August, 1910. 

It is hereby further notified that the Local Lend Board will, at 10 a.m. on 1st September, 1910, sit at the Court-house, Forbes, 
and deal, under Regulation 366, with any applications which may be made for such lands from 25th August to 3ist August, 1910, 
inclusive; after determination of priority by ballot, the Local Land Board will proceed to consider the question of confirmation 
of the applications of such applicants as may be present. 

The Homestead Selection will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and to the following special conditions :— 

(a) The Homestead Selector shall take euch measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and 
keep the land free from rabbita and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. : 


(4) The Homestead Selector shall not prevent or take any measures to hinder any person lawfully claiming any fallen timber on 
any block from removing the same within a reasonab’e time (to be fixed by the Minister for Lands) after the block has 
been applied for. 


(ec) The Homestead Selector shall not cut or remove timber from the block for eale unless he p1ys royalty thereon in accordance 
with the Forestry Act, 1909, and the Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 


(d) The Homestead Selector shall preserve ample green timber for shade and shelter. 

The principal conditions which attach to a Homestead Selection are perpetual residence and payment of rent. 

A Homestead Selection is not transferable before issus of the grant, anda grant cannot issue until the expira. 
tion of the first five years. 

Application must be made in good faith, that is to say, the sole object of the applicant in making the application 
must be to obtain the land in order that he may hold and use it for his own exclusive benefit according to law. The 
ee coe if satisfied an application is made otherwise than in good faith, is authorised to declare the deposit 

orfeite 


HOMESTEAD SELECTION AREA No. 1,194. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp Disreiocr or FosBEs, AND JEMALONG SHIRE. 


Ss 
ee Annual Nearest 
: Bs oa Area Estimated 
County. | Parist./= ne of pep tbe t Rent | Survey | “Value of |TOW2 904) water Supply. Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &c. 
Sg Block. e or first Fee. Im prove- distance 
Fos term, a ante therefrom. 
g YT. fe Ge Se Capo ae) Gul) &. 6.0. : 
Ashburn-| Wise...| 22 |589 2 0} 674 7 6| 8 8 8| 7 8 2| Fencing, £23] Forbes, No natural) Gently undulating and ridgy, slate formation; 
ham, (at £1 5s. 10s. €d.; about 15) water supply| stiff red loam, with clayey subsoil; timbered 
per acre). ringing and| miles. Soil is reten-| with ringbarked and green box, pine, and 
scrubbing, tive, and fair-| yarran, some suckers, Rabbits are fairly 
£34 IOs. Ty gocd catch- numerous, 4)0 acres fairly good agricultural 
ments exist land; clearing necessary for wheat growing; 
Average rain-| 800 acres green timber at £1 per acre and 100 
fall at Forbes,| acres dead timber at 10s. per acre; probable 
20°02 inches. yield—ten bushels per acre. Grazing capacity 
at present, one sheep to 4 acres, and a head of 
large stcck to 24 acres; when fully improved, 
one sheep to 2 acres, one head large stock to 12 
acres, : 
Cat. Ne, Plan A. €,708-1,770 R. 
Ms. 1910~-8,109, 


Nore,—Includes part classification reserve notified 25th August, 1909. 


For a Homestead Selection with residence by deputy before issue of a grant, the annual rent, until issue of the granf, shall be 3} per 
eentum of the capital value, und the full amount of the survey fee will have to be paid with the application. 


The value of any improvements, and interest on such value at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum, is payable in four equal yearly 
instalments. The first instalment shall be paid before the expiration of twelve months from the date of application. 


IT IS POINTED OUT THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROVEMENTS ARE OR MAY BE UPON THE LAND 
AT THE DATE OF APPLICATION HAS NOT BEEN APPRAISED, AND ATTENTION IS INVITED TO SECTION 2 OF. 
THE CROWN LANDS ACT, 1898, which provides that— 


_ An appraisement or determination of the value of any improvements shall be made after the land has become the subject of an 
application for Homestead Selection, unless both the owner (other than the Crown) of the improyements and the incoming selector have 
agreed to dispense with such appraisement, and have agreed on the value to be paid, in which case the agreed value of the improvements 
shall be deemed to be the appraised value within the meaning of subsection “5” of section 15 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895. Provided 
that, if in any case the value of the improvements as appraised or determined is at least 20 per centum higher than their estimated value as 
above notified, the Land Board may allow the incoming selector, upon application within the prescribed time, to withdraw his application 
and to obtain a refund of any moneys paid in connection therewith. 

me: 8. W. MOORE. 


Ne eee 


20 Juxy, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112, 3925 - 


[215] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD SELECTIONS. 


yf is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the Crown Lands comprised within the block§ 
hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Homestead Selection, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing condition’ 
of the law. 

The blocks will be available for Original Homestead Selection on and after 18rm AUGUST, 1910. 

An application for a Homestead Selection shall be in Form 21, and must be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and a 
survey fee as hereinafter specified. ‘he survey fee shail (unless the holder desires to pay the fée sconer) ke paid in ten equal ‘yearly 
instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. Payment of the first of su¢h instalments shall be 
made with the application. The application shall be signed and the declaration printed on the back of the Frm shall be made by 
the applicant. The application may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised 
for the purpose in writing, during office hours on 18th August, 1910, or during office hours on any subsequent business day, or may 
be forwarded on any day to the Land Agent ina posted letter, but 60 as not to be received by the Land Agent before the 18th August, 1910. 

All applications for Original Homestead Selection lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in 
writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 18th August, 19.0, or at any time between 
the 18h August and the 24th August, 1910, inclusive, "shall together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 18th August, 1910. 

The Homestead Selections will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and to the following special conditiors :— 

(2) The homestead selector shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonuble @y sufficient to free and 
keep the land free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land cleat of all noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. i 

(6) No timber shall be cut or remeved from the lend for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Timber and 

» Quarry Regulations at the time in force. 

(c) The alienation or leasing of the land is limited to the surface and to the depth of 50 feet below the eu: face. 

The principal conditions which attach to a Homestead Selection are perpetual residence and payment of rent. 

A Homestead Selection is not transferable before issuo of the grant, and a grant cannot issue until the expira- 
tion of the first five years. 

Application must be made in good faith, that is to say, the sols object of the applicant in making the application 
must be to obtain the land in Hee that be may hold and use it for his own exclusive benefit according to law. The 
Land Board, if satisfied an aplication is made otherwiss than in good faith, is authorised to declare the deposi 
forfeited. 


HOMESTEAD SELECTION AREA No, 1,193. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Laxp District or Mupage, AND WYALDRA Sming. 


eet: rf P E Acnual | ‘clei Nearest Town 
mst fo BES rea 0 apital tent for; Survey and PPD ae ear BL Character of Land, Soil 
ey ae eal & g=| Block. Value. First Fee. Le distance a Se See Timber, &c. : 
a Se Term owas therefrom. 
a. 5. P. So oie BAe Gina t seed. 
Phillip ...| Gunta- 346 | 47 1 U| 137 0 6] 114 4} 38 38 Y | Feneing, half] About1 milefrom| No natural Almost level country; brown soil; 
wang. (at £2 18s, value, l*s.{ towm ard rai:| water supply.) timbercd with white and yellow bex 
per acre), Od. way station of} butgeod facili- and gum; suited fir agriculture 
Gulgeng.| ties for sto ag« Average annual rainfall, about 19 
| of water, inches, 
Nhe | | P, 8,:92-2,125. 

Do" “se. do ...| 317 | 20 3 0 S60 Gb 2 eels (Oe) Nil, do : do 2 do do 
(at £2 1% } 
per acre). 

Do~. --s: do ..«} 848} 39 310] Ily 8 9 i ADS OLS. J0LL6. Mil. About 7 milefr-m do ee do do 
(at £3 per] , town and rail- 
eer). way station of 

: Gulgong 

Do = €o: 5) S60") 362710 176 0 8 Ea As) 218 6 Nil. 1 mile from thc do 7 do do 
(at £2 1€s, town and rail: 
per acre), way station cf 

Gulgovg. ‘ 

DOU do ...| 351 | 28 0 10 Sliirg8al Lf OF Oe) (234.6 Nil. do re do o do do 

: (at £2 18s, 

; per acre), s 

Dos do...) 362 | 11.,:3,20 45.6 3] O11 8} 2 6 O| Feneing,half} 7 milesfrcmtown| No naturaj| Undulating country, with low sttny 

£ (at £3 18s. yalue, £)|. and railway} water supply. ridzes; voleanic formation; brown 

i per acre). lis. lid, station cf Gul- soil 5 timbered with white and yellow 

gong, bex, gum,aud apple: land suitkidfr 
agriculture. Average annual raiu-: 
fall, about 29 inches. 
: Pr akg 2,125, 

DO} do ..| 356 | 20 2 0 TiJ5 0/018 0| 210 6 Nil. do ee do be do do 
(at £3 10s, ; 
per acre). 

Dorit sz do ...| 857 | 88 310) 126 210] 141 8; 219 6) Fere‘wg, half} 3 mile from the do os do do | 
(at 3s. 5s value, #£°| town and rail- 
per acre). iEs, way station a! 

Golgong. 

Do | Galgong| 397 | 87 1 0 102 8 9 } ees 219 Q| Fencing, 1 mile from town| No natura]| Level and slightly undulating country 
(at £2 15s.! | half value| and railway| water supply,| of volcanic formation; chiefly reu- 
per acre). £228, 1Cd. rtatiin of Gul] but gocd fae- Gish soil; thickly timbered with 

gong. lities f.r white and yellow box, gum, aud 
storage, apple; the land is suited for agri- 
culture, Average annual rainfall, 
about 29 inches, 
P, 32¢6-21,25. 

Do wo do i.| 398 | 35 2 0 Siete 6 hee Gliese, 18:0 Nil. 3? mile from the do 8 do do 
(at £2 15s,| town and rai- 
per acre). way station «fi 

Guigong. 

ows do ..| €99:\,62.,0 JO). 170 10,0 Ion. sons 9 6.) Fencing; do . do at do do 
(at £2 lis, half value, 
per ac e). £1 Is. Ed. 

DoA < do ..| 400} 64 0 0] 176 0 0! 2 4 O] 8 9 5] Fencing, do as do rf do do 
(at £2 lis. half value, 
por acre). 19s. Td. 5 y 

Dow fis do ...| 401} 22 1 9 iz 6 3) 0.18 2) 231 6 Nil. H do rs do fo di do 
(at £3 Fs. 
per acre). ! 

ah boos AO 40euisc Oo. CO | 106) Silo te Tee6~ ean 2.10 V6 Nil. 3 mile from town do o do do 
(st £3 &s. | i and railway 

. per ac:e). station cf Gul 

gong. 

BOOT te do 403} 71 3 0] 197 6 8] 2 9 4} 813 2] Fencing, do “ do “ Ce do 
(at £2 15s. half value, 

: per acre) £1 2s, 

OU Disa: Oe Oe es SO 1b 1 iS Erp oe 5 18 dil. do i. _ 40 Fr do do 
fat £2 1s 
per sere). { 


rr a ——S ee 


ee 


e ry ; 
3926 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 
HOMESTEAD SELECTION AREA No, 1,193—continued. 
au i bag Annual i eee Neate: Town 
A QS! Area of apital Rent urvey : an 
County. | Parish. &qg-| Block. Value. for first Fee. Bho ot distance Water Supply. 

S8g mprove- 
Aon term, aienial therefrom. 

Mf ES ah £6. 10.1) £68 eds feed, 

Phillip ..| Gulgong} 405] 5) 2 0] 15110 0] 118 0| 8 5 8 Nil. 1 mile from the] No natural 
(at £3 per town and rail-| water supply, 
acre). way station of] but good 

Gulgong. facilities for 
storage. 

Uienes 0 ec] A062 5253 (05) 15D, 75) 10) StS 10 a8 bs Nil. do eas do ay 
Yat £3 per 
acre), : 

Lye do . 407 |100 1 0} 27513 9) 38 9 0} 40 8 Nil. do do aa 
(at £2 lds. 
per acre). 

Do . do ...| 408/126 3 0{ 20519 5/ 211 6/ 4 4 5 Bil. 2miles from the do = 
(at £1 12s. town and rail- 
6d. per way station of 
acre), Gulgong. 

Do wa do . 409 [149 8 QO | 22412 6) 216 2) 4 8 2 Nil. do «| Water supply 
(at £1 10s. in Cooyal or 

: per acre). Reedy Creek. | 

Le ee Go .e0| 41071115 90 0: 186: 17 16) 02,96 10 5nd 2anG Nil. do | No natural 
(at £1 12s, water supply, 
6d. per but good facil-| 
acre). ities for stor- 

age. 

Do. i. do ../ 411/211 1 0] 836117 6] 410 6| 5 611 Nil. do «| Water supply 
(at £1 10s. in Cooyal or 
per acre), Recdy Creek. 

Dopny.; fo. <..| 412/20) 1 -.0,] 801 17.6} 18 15 6} 419 6 Nil. do a do eee 
(at £1 ICs, 
per acre) 

LP do ...| 413 {121 1 0] 227 610] 217 0} 4 4 5} ¥Fencing,halt} 2 milesfrom Gul} No natural 
(at £1 17s. value, £31s.) gong town and| water supply, 
6d. per lid. railway station.| butgood facili-) 
acre). ties for storage. 

Do. do ...| 414/51 0 0] 11415 0/ 1 810} 8 5 8] Fencing,hal!| 1} miles from do e- 
(at £2 3s.| value, £3 6s.| town and rail- 
per acre) | 4d. way station cf 

Guigovg. 

DO mares do ..| 415/68 0 0] 187 9 0 2 610} 311 38) Fencing,half| 1 mile from town do as 
(at £2 15s. value, £3 7s.| of Gulgong and 
per acre). | ed. railway station. 

DOs a taes do 416) 2803539 92 0 4 WAS 214 6 Nil, 3 mile from do aaa 
(at £3 fs| town of Gulgong 
per acre). and railwa) 

| station. ‘ 
| 


—— 


(20 Jury, 1910. 


Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &c. 


Level country of voleanic formation; 
_ red and brown soil; thickly tim- 
bered with white and yellow box, 
gum, and apple; land suited for 
agriculture. Average annual rain- 
fa 1, about 29 inches. 

P, 3,297=2,125, 
do do 


do do 


Undulating country of volcanic and 
sandstone formation; brown and 
sandy soil; timberd with apple, 
gum, white and yellow box; land 
suited for agriculture. Average 
annual rainfall, about 29 inches, 

P 3,2 58-2,125, 


do do 

do do 

do do 

do do 
Undulating country cf veleanic 


and sandstone formation; red and 
sandy soil; thickly timbered with 
white box, apple, and gum; land 
svitd for ayzricalture. Average 
annual rainfall, about 29 inches, 
P, 3,2y8—2,'25, 

do do 


Undulating country with low stony 
ridge; volcanic and quartz forma- 
tion; red soil; thickly timbered with 
yellow box, gum, and apple; land 
mostly suited for agriculture. Aver- 
age annual rainfall, abdut 29 inches, 
P. 3,297-2,125, 

Level country of volcanic formation ; 
browo s il; about one fourth cof the 
area covered with mullock heaps; 
land suited for agriculture. Average 
annual rainfal), about 29 inches, 

P 3,249-7,125. 
Ms. 1910-8,798 


Nores.—(1) Includesjparts cf travelling stcckjreserve £3,607 from sale, travelling steck reserve 23,612 from annual lease, notified 18th January, 1896, 


reserve 23,613 from sale, reserve 23,696 from annual lease for temporary common, notified 18th January, 1836, reserve 44,346 from lease generally, notified 15th 


depte.nber, L9vy. 


(2) Gulgong population area which is not affected by this notification, 


For a Homestead Selection with residence by deputy before issue of a grant, the annual rent, until issue of the grant, shall be 3} per 
centum of the capital value, and the full amount of the survey fee will have to be paid with the application. 


The value of any improvements and interest on such value at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum is payable in four equal yearly 


instalments. 


The first instalment shall be paid before the expiration of twelve months from the date of application. 


IT, I$ POINTED OUT THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROVEMENTS ARE OR MAY BE UPON THE 
LAND AT THE DATE OF APPLICATION HAS NOT BEEN APPRAISED, AND ATTENTION IS INVITED TO SECTION 2 
OF THE CROWN LANDS ACT, 1898, which provides that— 


An appraisement or determination of the value of any improvements shall be made after the land has become the subject of an 
application for Homestead Selection, unless both the owner (other than the Crown) of the improvements and the incoming selector bave 
sgreed to dispense with such appraisement, and have agreed on the value to be paid, in which case the agreed value of the improvements 
shall be deemed to be the appraised value within the meaning of subsection “6” of section 15 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895. Provided 


that, if in any case the value of the improvements as appraised or determined is at least 20 per’ centum higher than their estimated value as 


above notified. the Land Board way allow the incoming selector, uron apvlication within the prescribed time, to withdraw his applicaticn 
end to obtain a refund viany moneys paid in connection therewith. 


[391] 


S. W. MOORE. 


Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 2 th July, 1910, 


WITHDRAWAL FROM THE TEMPORARY COMMON AT BOWLING ALLEY POINT. 


iG 


Point. 


Land District. | Division. 


Tamworth = 


Date of 


Hastern ...| 10 June, ws Parry as 


Dungowan ...| Nundle ... 


Notification. | County. | Parish, | Shire, | Area | 
: a. Yep, 
oa 0 1°90 


‘” Part revoked. 


is hereby notified that the portion of land hereunder described has been withdrawn from the temporary common at Bowling Alley 


S. W. MOORE. 


Papers No. 


That part within portion 46,—as shown| Aln 1910 


p'an P, 2,523-1,764). 


7,202 


a 


a 


20 Jury, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 3527 


[217] | Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN OR?PIINAL SETTLEMENT LEASE. 


A he is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the Crown Lands comprised within the farm 
: hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Settlement Lease, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions of 
the law. 


The farm will be available for Original Settlement Lease on and after 4rH AUGUST, 1910. 


An application for a Settlement Lease shall be in Form 21, and must be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by a 
survey fee as hereinafter specified. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sconer) be paid in ten equal yearly 
instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. Payment of the first of such instalments shall 
be made with the application. The application shall be signed and the declaration printed on the back of the form shall be made by 
the applicant. The application may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised 
for the purpose in writing, during office hours on 4th August, 1910, or during office hours on any subsequent business day, or may be 
forwarded on any day to the Land Agent in a posted letter, but so as not to be received by the Land Agent before the 4th August, 1910. 


All applications for Original Settlement Leases lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in 
writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 4th August, 1910, or at any time between 
the 4th August, 1910, and the 10th August, 1910, inclusive, shall together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land 
Agent simultaneously on 4th August, 1910. 


It is hereby further notified that the Local Land Board will, at 10 a.m., on 11th August, 1910, sit at the Court-house, Wyalong, 
and deal, under Regulation 866, with any applications which may be made for such lands from 4th August to 10th August, 1910, 
inclusive ; after determination of priority by ballot, the Local Land Board will proceed to consider the question of confirmation of the 
applications of euch appiicants as may be present. 


The Settlement Lease will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acta, and to the following special conditions :— 


(a) A Settlement Lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned 
by the lessee are found depasturing on the Settlement Lease, it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 


(5) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the farm and 
search for and win minerals. 


(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the farm which may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in the Gazette, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on 
the portion resumed (such value not to exceed their cost), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. ‘In the 
case of resumption for mining, or mining purposes, not less than cne month’s notice, and in the case of 1:esumption for any 
other purpose not less than three months’ notice in the Gazette will be given to the lessee. 


(@) The Settlement Lease shall be kept clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and of scrub (except edible scrub) and 
noxious weeds, subject to Regulation No. 157c, which reads as follows :—The holder of any Settlement Lease applied for after 
the 8th March, 1902, or the holder of any Settlement Tease executed after the 8th March, 1902, whether applied for before 
that date or not, shall, within six months from the execution of the lease, commence and take effective steps to keep the farm 
clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such efficient steps or means of keeping the land clear 
of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. During the second year of the 
lease he shall commence and thereafter continue to clear the land of noxious weeds and scrub (except edible scrub) at the rate of 
not less than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that the whole farm shall be cleared during the first eleven years of the 
lease, and after any land has been cleared or operated upon the lessee shall keep it free from noxious weeds and scrub (other 
than edible scrub) during the remaining term of the lease, to the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. 


(e) The lessee shall preserve firebelts 2 chains wide along each boundary of the lease, but scrub or undergrowth 2 inches or less 
in diameter, which would otherwise form a harbour for vermin, may be remored from such firebelts. 


(f) All pine trees 6 inches or over in diameter measured at 3 feet from the ground shall be preserved. Pine saplings of lesser 
dimensions than that mentioned, and box trees which are or are likely to be useful for fencing, building, or railway sleepers 
shall be preserved in the proportion of not less than two of box or belar and four of pine to the acre. Provided that the 
selector may clear any land which is to be cultivated within twelve months from dato of clearing, or cut any timber 
required for the purpose of erecting any nece:sary buildings or other improvements on the subject land. 


(g) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to tne provisions of the Forestry Act’ 
1909, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 


(%) The selector or lessee shall preserve ample timber for shelter and shade purp<¢ses. 


(‘) The selector or lessee may destroy by ringbarking or otherwise, without permit, all other timber except currajong, wilga, and 
quandong, the branches of which may, however, be whipped or lopped for stock-feeding purposes. 


(j) All persons duly authorised shall have full right to enter upon the land at any time within reasonable hours during the 
currency of the lease for the purpose of cutting and removing timber without interference by the lessee, and the lessee shall 
provide convenient gateways or openings where required for this purpose, or where directed by the Minister or any officer 
authorised by the Minister in this behalf, and permit timber-getters to camp and graza their teams within the lease, subject 
to the provisions of section 2) of the Forestry Act, 1909, and to payment by them of agistment fees as provided by that 


section. 
SETTLEMENT LEASE AREA No. 988, 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Layp District oF Wyatone, AND Biand SHIRE. 
ate Area | -S22ual Nature and hes, 
County | Parish. gkS of ae oo “hoe Tae oes Water Supply. Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &. 

x g r=] Farm term, Improvements. therefrom. 

OE 


Acres.| £ 8. da. | £ 8. d. : 
j 1715 0 | 1,200 acres oid ring-| Yalgogrin,6 miles:| No natural sup-| Almost level country, granite formation ; 


Gipps...| Murren- | 28 ZIG | QTL 
green. (at 3d. per ing, £15; 3800 Wyalong, 25| ply; gcodcitch-| sandy loam soil, ve-y deep in places; tim= 
acre). acres re-rung and miles. ments exist. bered with box, yarran, pine, and oak; 
scrubbed, £10. Rainfall, about} more or less rerubby with pine, wattle, 
18} inches, sifting-bush.and box seedlings. 


Ms 1910-10,775, 


cd 


Nore.— Includes classification reserve, notified lCth February, 1909, 


3928 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. [20 Juy, 1910. 


SETTLEMENT LEASE AREA No. 988—continued. 


The Settlement Lessce is required to enter into residence within three months from date of execution of the lease. 


Where the capital value of the improvements is payable, such payment shall be made in one sum, or, at the option of the S-ttlement 
Lessee, in thres annual instalments, in accordance with Regulation 166. 


The term of lease shall be forty years, in four terms. 


Where a Settlement Lessee is charged a rent for the use of Crown Improvements, such rent ghall be paid annvaiiy on the same date 
as that upon which the rent for the land is payable. 


IT IS POINTED OUT THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROVEMENTS ARE OR MAY BE UPON THE LAND 
'AT THE DATE OF APPLICATION HAS NOT BEEN APPRAISED, AND ATTENTION IS INVITED TO SECTION 2 OF 
-THE CROWN LANDS ACT, 1898, which provides that— 
: An appraisement or determination of the value of any improvements shall be made after the land has become the subject of an 
application for Settlement Lease, unless both the owner (other than the Crown) of the improvements and the incoming lessee have agreed to 
dispense with such appraisement, and have agreed on the value to be paid, in which case the agreed value of the improvements shall be 
deemed to be the appraised value within the meaning of subsection (b) of section 25 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895. Provided that 
if in any case the value of the improvements as appraised or determined is at least 20 per centuin higher than their estimated value as 
above notified, the Land Board may allow the incoming lessee, upon application within the prescribed time, to withdraw his application 
~and to obtain a refund of any moneys paid in connection therewith. : 


SW. MOORE. 


[890] Department of Lards, oe 
cain Sydzey, 20th July, 1910, 


REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASE, &c. 


1? is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the reserves from sale, or lease, 
Pr hereunder described are hereby revoked,—but such revocation shall not take effect until after the expiration of sixty days from 
‘the above date. 


S. W. MOORE. 
nena Division. ati Purpose. eee. County. Parish. Holding, &c. Area. Part revoked. be pos 
: a 1. p. 
. Armi-’ Eastern..| ...... | From sale and lease) 24 Feb., 1909) Sandon .,.| Falconer ...| Guyra Shire...| 11 210| Thewhole .. ove ».| Ms. La, 
dale, | by operation cf pre- 1910- 
: visions ¢f sec. 136 of | 8,612, 
Crown Lands Act, 
1884, ; 
Nyngan, .| Central. .| ~.... do | 80 Mar., 1910) Fiinders ...| Walker's The Overflow|1,850 0 0, The whole. (Plan Se. L.) Ocx.1910- 
; ITil).) R.A. 187,| (about). 23 Do.) 6,914, 
Bogan Shire, 

Bega __...| Eastern..) ...... | From sale or lease by] 25 May, 1910) Dampier...| Tanja ..| Mumbulla 50 0 0/| The whole, portion 181.) C.S. 1910- 
operation of pre- dhire.| | (Plan D, 2,402-1,618.) 14,842. 
visions cf sec 186 of | 
the Crown Lands | 

ite Act cf 1884. | 
DG Ue GO fd cat do «| 2Feb., ,, | Beresford..| Abercrombie] Monaro Shire.| 40 0 0) The whole; portion 18.| C.S8. 1897- 
(Plan B, 2,896-1,765.) 11,751. 
Dd on} dO o..| re ae do reall ME 5 do .. | Clifford and do «| 820 0 O/| The whole cf portions 30,] C.S. 1897= 
| , Callaghan. parish Clifford, and 126.| 4,611. 
| parish Callaghan. (Plans 
| B. 3,043 and 2,930=1,765). 


Nores.—(1) The above areas (3) will be available for ordinary conditional purchase at £1 per acre, or conditional lease, on 22nd September, 1910. (2) If 
the land is taken up under conditional lease, the 1imber’must not be ringbarked, except in pursuance of permits issued under the provisions of the 
Forestry Act, 1809, No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purposes cf sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, 
and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. , 


Gunning...) Eastern, 28 | Preservation of water! 10 Jan., 1873] King | Lerida -.| Gunning Shire 8 0.0, Thewhole ... eos .( Aln, 
supply, (about), 1910- 
9,203, 
DI Ass do ..:| 43,217 | From sale and lease] 14 Oct., 1908] do car) 9 GO ae do aa 8 0 0| That part within portion! do 
generally. (about). 156. (Plan catalogued K. 
} P 6,466-1,995.) 
Murvil- do ...) 4,976 | From sale for pubtic! 4 Feb., 1888} Rous _—...) Brunswick...) Village of Mul-| ........ | The whole .. .. «| Aln. 
lumbah. buildings, ; lumbimby, & 1910- 
Mullumbimby : £470. 
Manicipality 
Singleton | Eastern.) ..... { From sale and lease| 20 Oct., 1939) Ilunter ... Poppong ...| Patrick Plains; 114 3 @ | The whole; within mea-| C.S. 
generally by opera- Shire. surei portions 28 and) 1910- 
tioa of the pro- : 35,—as shown on plans. 14,131, 
visions of seation (II. 17,945 and 1,926- 
336 «f the Crown 1,538.) 


Lands Act of 1884. 


Norrs.—(1) This land will be available for ordinary conditional purchase at £1 per acre, or conditi nal lease, on 22nd September, 1910. (2) If the land is 
taken up under conditional lease the timber must not be ringbarked, except in pursuance of permits issued under the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
19.9, No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purposes of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations 
thereunder at the time in force. 


Metropol- { Eastern.. 138 | For public recreation{ 3 April, 1886{ Cumber- |) Manly Cove.) Warringah 38 2 4) That part, J rood 28) Aln. 
itan, land, Shire. perches within a strip} 1y10- 

lchain wide along and! 8,369. 

within the northern 

boundary cf the reserve 

(portion 369) a3 shown 

on plan C. 2,543-2,980, 


DO" ses, do ..| 44,418 | From after auction! 6 Oct., 1909 do a do af do we 7 115] The whole—as shown on| do } 
Warialda | Cent fale, plan ©. 2,543-2,030. 
arialda | Central,.| 29,656 | From sale for iravel-| 29 July, 1899) Ariawatta..| Graman_... Gragen and/f.A. 6814} That part within portions! Aln. 
ling stock, Graman hold-| (not held),| 96 to 107 and adjoining) 1910- 
ings aud Ash- ; roeds and  Jane,—as| 7,373. 
es f_rd Shire, shown on plan cata- 
logucd A, 2,482-1,847, 
Do «| do ...| 80,152 | From sale for village, 11 Nov., , Bo ul oli « hao a: do b (> dg see tenitge a0’ | do 
Tamworth] Eastern.. pe From annual lease! 13 April, 1892; Parry ..| Dungowan...| Nundle Shire... 0 1 0| That part within: portion Alo. 
wepera: or cecupation| = are F 45, (Plan P.2,523-1,764.)} 1910- 
: notice, license. f ‘| 7,202, 
Molong ...| . do ...) 17,296 | From salefor post and; 18 Feb., 1916] Ashburn- | Collett »-| Boree Shire... 0 °2:213) The wholes... ow «ef Alin. 
telegrajh office, “ham. 1910- 
9,718. 


rr ar 


tt ree 


an 


20 Juny, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 112. 3929 


[389] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASH, &o. 


“[T is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the reserves from sale, lease, or 
license hereunder described, are hereby revoked. 


8. W. MOORE. 


woes Division. ai Purpose. et County. | Parish. Shire, &c. | Area. | Part revoked. Papers No. 
| ; @5  Tep: 
Dubbo ...| Central...) 16,478 | From lease and| 8 Oct., 1892; Lincoln..! Beni ..| Talbragar 30 0 O| That part west of and adjoining| Ms. Ls. 
' license for water . Shire, portion 9, and bounded on the} 1910-8,992. 
supply and north-west by the south-eastern 
camping. side of the road from Dubbo to) . 
Mendooran, on the south by 
the northern side of the road 
from Dubbo to Goolma Creek, 
| and on the west by a line 
parallel tothe west boundary 
of portion 9, to include the 
area. 
Nors.—Held under special lease. 
Barmed- | Central...) 11,326 | From sale fcr; 16 April, 1890) Bland ..) Gidgingid- | Narraburra 690 0 0O/ That part within portions 7 and| C.S. 1910- 
man, railway pur- | ginbung. Shire. | (about). 21,—as shown on plans B.| 18,429, 
poses, 1,733 and 1,948-1,946, 


Norr.---The above has been selected. 
Forbes sa Res 1,535 | From sale for| 2July, ue cr Carrawab- | Jemalong Peal 161 9 0 Within portion 24 and reserved| Ms. 1910- 
travelling stock. -ham. bity. (about), road. (Plan A. 6,704-1,770.) 11,060. 


Nore.—Contracted to be granted by way of exchange. 


Wyalong | Central...{ 35,920 | From sale fori 6 June, 1903| Gipps ...] Wyalong...) Bland Shire ...] 80 0 0j That part within portion 581,| Ms. 1910- 


temporary com- (Plan G. 2,2538--1871.) 11,066. 
mon, 
Do mse do ...| 35,931 | From license and| 6 ,, » do .. do. douse en) 6h) Oy do | do. do | 


annual lease for 
temporary com- 
mon, 


Norgt.—Within reserve 45,499 from sale (45,500 from license and lease generally) for night-soil depot, notified this day. 


Wyalong | Central.,| 34,933 } From sale for{ 13 Sept., 1902) Gipps ...| Wyalong ..] Bland Shire ... 25 0 0) That part within portion 387.{ Ms.1910- 


night-soil depot, (Plan G. 1,941-1,871.) 11,056. 
DO ox do ...| 34,934 | From lease gen-| 13 ,, s do .. do ae doe ca «Bo 0 0 do do as do 

erally for night- 

soil depot, 


Denili- -| Central..f Under ( wssssessesecrssoee | 24 Dec., 1861) Townsend) South Municipality 5 0 0 { The south-western part of sec-( Ms. Ls. 
quin, ee Ak Deniliquin} of Deniliquin. (about), tion 54, 1910-7,607 
notice. 


Notr.—Held under special lease. 


Warialda | Central,..) 14,471 | From sale forj 14 Nov., 1891/ Burnett..{ Bledger ...) Yallaroi Shire..( 130 0 0 | Commencing on Mosquito Creek,) Ms. 1910- 
travelling stock. (about). at the north-west corner of| 9,919. 
portion 42, parish of Bullala ; 
and bounded thence by that 
portion south, and by part of 
its southern boundary east- 
erly about 5 chains to a fence; 
by that fence south-westerly 
to the road from Moree to 
Warialda; by that road west- 
erly to camping reserve 14,772, 
notified 14th November, 1891; 
by that reserve north to Mos- 
quito Creek aforesaid; and by 
that creek upwards, to point of 
commencement,—includes part 
of portion 20. 

(Plan B. 2,354—1,951 R.) 


Nore.—The above is within E. W. Kennedy’s settlement lease 1909-2, and will not be available for selection. 


Cowra ...) Eastern.| 39,559 | From sale for| 1 July, 1905) Forbes..; Broula_...| Waugoola 20 0 0O| That part within portion 144,| Occ. 1910- 
-yillage. Shire. (Plan F, 3,072-1,787.) 6,454. 
Do ...| do .,.| 17,815 | From lease ..| 8 June, 1893; do ...} do acs do . cafe 20m OO do do do 
Do ..| do ...| 33,304 | From sale for] 5 Oct., 1901} do ..| do eee do | Pi erst a) 0) do , do do. 


travelling stock 
and camping. 


special lease, 


( 41,792 | From sale for 
Molong ... do | by eae \ July, 1907) Gordon...| Burrowong|; Amaroo Shire.. 2 0 0| That eb selene partion ES be he 
41,798 | From lease gener- aS ee P eye pals 
1667; 
ally. , 

Yumbar- | Central...| 33,895 | From sale for| 25 Feb., 1905) Wynyard] Bulalgee ..,| Carobost re- 2 2 0] Within portion 55,~-1s shown on; Occ. 1910- 
umba travelling stock | sumed area plan W. 4,718~2,119. 5,919, 
North, and camping. No. 198, and 

Germanton 
| Shire. 
Urana. ...{ Central..| 31,67 | From sale or lease) 20 fept., 1902; Urana ,..{ Butherwa..) Brookong R.A4 757 2 0 ( Whole Ue wwe ove «| C.S. 1910 
: other than | No. 473, ; 15,469, 


Yorr.—Heli under additional homestead selection, - 


SE = ———— py a mrs A 


3930 


[338] 


1* 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 


[20 Jury, 1910. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF NOTIFICATIONS OF TRAOTS OR ARKAS PREVIOUSLY NOTIFIED AS NOT AVAILABLE FOR 
SETTLEMENT UNTIL SURVEY EFFECTED AND FURIHER NOTIFICATION. 


hereunder described are not available for settlement, and they arc hereby revoked accordingly. 


Noirs —(') The above area wiil be availab’e for ordinary conditional pu chase, at £1 per acre, or conditional lease on 2st J uly, 
taken up under conditional lease, the timber must not be ringbarked except in purswance of permits issued under the pro 
Act, 1909. No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpeses cf sale, 


Regulationsthereunder at the time in force, 


Dubbo ...| Central..[ 22 Auz., 1908... 
Do a do ...| 15 Nov., 1902... 
To do ...| 9 Feb., 1901. 


Dubbo... sot a 22 Oct, 1901... 
Do shl(Pewdo fe 1950 -oe1001 2 
Do eA do = 22 Feb., 1902... 
Coonamble do ..| 28 Sept., 1893 , 


| 


‘ 
Norks.—(1) The above areas (4) will be available 
land is taken up under conditional lease th 


Forestry Act, 1909. 


} 


NotE —The above a 


Lincoln 


do 


do 


Lincoln an 
do o 
do orl 


Leichhardt... 


Trea3 are re ery 


Bomely 


Cobraura- 
guy and 
Dapper. | 


Elong Elong,| 

Narran, &| 
Murrun- 
gundie. 


Ballimore ,, 


Gamba 


Bruah and 
Erskine, 


Parmiiuan 


No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for th 


1909, and Regu ations thereunder at the time in force, 


ee 


Cubbora Shire 
do 


Mursungundy 6894 


Cobbora and 
bragar Shires, 


Talbragar Shire; 
Murrungurdy Wt. A. 
63). 


Cobb ra Shire 
Talbragir Shire 


Wingadee Shice 


Usod nen Date of : di Re Area. 
District. Divison: INGhifination! County. Parish. II Iding, &¢, a 
| Be Te Ps | 
Coofamble., rates 2) Nov., 1991..| Gowen | Bir. lbunz ..| Gilgandra Shire fae . 0 
* about). 
Do do 5 Dec., 19€6... do . | Eringaneria do 856 0 0) 
Dubbo 3 do ..| 19 April, 1902...| Line In .| Wooroobo-mi; Cubbora Shire 732 0 90] 
ae do ...| 23 Oct, 19.1.) do .. | Bolaro do | 2140 0 0 
| | (about). 
Do oss do 1 Sept., 1897. do «| Bolaro.. and! do | 33434. (0) 0 
| Cobb3rah. | } 
Do do ..| 24 May, 1902.. | do «| Daley «| Tatbragar Shire™ .| 2,520 0 0 | 
; | (about), 
Do | do inter; acl Ge .. | Dapper do | 1,427 1 20 
| (about). 
| 
‘Do rs do Zo Deca, Fee eo do « | Macquarie ...| Cubbora Shire 1,174 3 0 
| (about). 
Do c do 4 July, 19 3.. | do do do 9-23 C 
| (abut). 
Do ‘ do 1 Mar., 19 3...| do do do 1lz7 0 0 
Do ‘ do 19 Octi, 1991.) © do .. Gamba do 4 40 0 0. 
Do 8 do ..| 31 May, 1902.| do . | aptedo a do 51) 0.0 
| (about’. | 
Do 4 do T8Dees; losis do do do 2,392 0 0) 
| (al out. 
Do aA do .+| 1 Nov.,° 1902..: do Y irrow do | 3,596 0 0} 
| | | (about). | 
} } 
D> salon 3022 Beja es do 2aee ado ra do “| 887 0 0 | 
| | 
Do 5 do ..| 20 June, 1903.. do do ee do | 244 0 0] 
| | 
Do F do £5 Jan., 19:2 .. do .| Dapper... do , 352.0 0 
| (about), 
Do dori iouss, 1303.| Narromine | Dasdalco ...! Timbrebongie Shire...) 1,251 2 0 
Do | do 5 Nov., 192 | do ..| Gradell and) do 7,78 0 0 
| @he Oaks, (about). 
Do doi.) 19 Aprils, do . | Minore ...| Talbragar Shire 180 0 0 
| | (a ut). 
Do ; do SL Deeians, ete do Obley .. Timbreb.nzieShire..| 1,:6 vu 0} 
Bier do ..| 4Noyv., 1993..| do | Dandaloo and do a S34l. a Ro 
Tur.ibung. | 
Do do Sih Atlestaniss do sit Turribing Tyrie 2)24,and Tim 3,936 0 0 
aud Yarra- br. bongie Shire. 
didgerie, 
Warren ,,.. do ..| 14 Mar, , .| Oxley s.| Egelabra Egelabra 5724, and} 6,10) 0 0 
Marthazuy Shir. (about) 
Do =a do 30 Oct, 1901.. do «| Trowan | Belariogar 18a, and| 2,136 07 
| Marthaguy Shire. | 
To - do 26 Sop*., 1903.. do - | Warien Marthaguy Shire 107) 6 
Do ms do 3 Oct., 1906... do - | Warren Municipality cf] 188 0 0 
Warren 
Duby es. do ...| 14 June, 1902...) Ewenmar ...| Collie and Busdymar 598A. and) 2,729 3 10 
Urubula. Marthaguy shire. (about). 
Notge.—The above areas are reserved or otherwise protect: d, 
Dubbo ..{ Central, .’ 22 Fek., 1902..{ Lineln ..,' Ballim-re &) Talbsagar Shire 6,700 0 0 
| Ersk ne, (about). 


Tal 


eee 


| The whole ... 


Part revoked. 


The whole ... 


eee ove ‘eee oe 


The whole; portion 80; G. 1,368-1,797 
Roll (parts previously revoked), 

The whole; portion 42. (l. 2,153- 
1,536 R.) 

The whole; portions 65 to 72. 
L. 2,277 to 2,284-1,566.) { 

The whole; portions 54, 56, 57, and 74. 
Bolaro,and 51 Cobborah. (L. [2,062 
R. 2,071, 2,972, 2,402 and 2,192 R. 
1,536.) 

The whole; portions 18 and 19. (L. 
2,345 and 2,346 R. 1,568.) 

The whole; part previously revoked: 
pertions 95to109, (L, 2,420 to 2,424- 
1,568.) : 

The whole; portion 42. (L. 2,415- 
1,556.) 

The whole; portions 31 and 54. (L 
9,271 and 2,472-1,566.) 

The whole; portion 47. (L. 2,448-1,566, 
and portion 51, L. 2,609-1,566.) 


| The whole; portion 17. (l.179-1,566.) 


The whole ; 
1,566.) 
The whole; farts previously revoked.. 


portion 55. (L. 2,388- 


The whole; part previously revoked ; 
portions 38 to 43. (Plans L.2,430 tc 
2,435-1 ,5€6.) 

The whole; portion 87. (L. 2,194- 
1,564 R.) 

The whole; portions 80 and 44, (Plans 
L, 2,178 R. and 2,467-1,566.) 

The whole; part previously revoked... 


The whole; fortions 21, 23, and 42. 
(N. 344 and 1,166-1,884 Rolls.) (Part 
previously revoked.) 


| That part within Scrub Lease 182... 


eee 


The whole; portion 28, (N. 1,182- 
1,884.) 

The whole; portions 9 to 14, 22, 32, 
39, and 49, Danduloo, and 151, Tar. 
Tibung. (vtlans N.322and 1,131 R- 
3,891.) 


| The whole; portions 152 and 153, parish 


Tarribung, and 23 and 384, parish 
Yarradidgerie, (1,131, 1,178, 1,178 
1,884 & ll.) 

The whole; portions 13 to 2). 
O. 818 to $25-2,000.) 

The whole; pertions 5, 6, 84, 41, 42, 
and 43. (O. 806 and 814-2,000.) 

The whole; portions 89, 40, 44, 45, and 
78 (Vlans 0.151 R. and 848-2,000. 

The whole; portions 105, 20, and 106. 
(0.685 and 669-2,000.) 

The whole; parts previously revoked: 
portions 62and 18. (Plans E. 1,7¥8 
and 1,796-',890.) 


(Plang’ 


and are not available for settlement, 


2,200 0 0 
(about). 
4,956 0 
(absut), 


0 


4,277 1 0 
(abcut). 


85) 0 0 
(about). 


9) 0 0 
(about). 
1,620 6 0 
(about), 
164 0 0 
(about). 


The whole .., 


een ove ove 


The whole ... 


woo wee eee eee 


The who’e. Parts sreviously reyoked ; 
portions 89 to 94, and 108, parish 
Dapper, and 30, 31, and 382, parish 
Cobrauraguy. (L. 2,437 to 2,444, 
2,179, and 2,763-1,566.) 

The whole; parts previously reyoked 


cd or otherwise protected, and not available for settlement. 


The whole .., ee ne ase as 
¢ | 
a i 
0 oes ooo y oe { eee) 
Co a ES sae eae ee 


ooo 


The whole; parts previously revoked 


for ordinary conditional purchase, at £1 per acre, or conditional lease on 21st July, 191°. 
e timber must not be ringbarke 


(Plans! - 


is hereby notified, for public information, that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been 
pleased to revoke, under the provisions of the 10th section of the Crown Lands Act.of 1895, the notifications that the tracts or areas 


S. W. MOORE. 


Papers No, 


Ms. 1909-21,527 
do , 
do | 
do — 
do 


do 
do | 


do | 


do 


1910. (2) If the land is 
visions of the Forestry 
except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and 


Ms. 1909-21,517 
do 


do | 


(2) If the 


d, except ia pursuance of permits issued under the’provisions'of the 


_ 


& purposes of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 


20 Jury, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 


3931 


REVOCATION OF NOTIFICATIONS OF TRACTS OR AREAS PREVIOUSLY NOTIFIED AS NOT AVAILABLE FOR 
SE1TLEMENT UNTIL SURVEY EFFECTED AND FURTHER NOTIFICATION— continued. 


Se Se ee 


| 
hy Division. N Sareea ay | County. | Parish. Illding, &c. | Area, | ; Part revoked. Papers No, 
_ = a 
Dubbo _....| Central...} 8 Jan., 1902..) Narromine | Dungary, Talbr2gar and Tim-| 18,575 0 0 | The whole; jaits pr.viously revoked) Mr, 13(2-21,517 
and Gordon.| Momo, brebongie Shires. about). 

Caloma, 

Callen, and 

Oxley. 


Nores.—(!) The greater part of the above area will be ava‘lable for<rdinary conditional purchase, at £1 per acre, or conditional leise on 2Ist July, 19 0, 
(2) If the land is taken up under conditional lease the timber must not be ringbarked, except in pursuanc:; of permits issued und -r the provisions of the 
Forestry Act, 190°. No timber shall be cut or removed from the land fr the pur, o3es cf sate, except subject to the provisiuns of the Forestry Act, lyu», 
and Regulations thereunder at the time ia force. 


Nyngan » | Central.../ 18 April, 18.6... Flinders ...| Whitbarrow 48) 0 0 
J } (about), 
Norrs—(!) The above will be available for ovdioary conditional purchase, at £1 per acre, or conditional lease on 21st July, 1919, (2) If the land is tak-n 


up under conditional lease tae timber must not be ringbarked, except in pursuance cf permits issucd under the provisions «f the Forestry Act, 1909 
No timber rhall be eut oc: removed from the Jana fcr the purpeses of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 19(9, and Regu.ations 


| Bogan Svire ... The whole of reserve 24,°22 ... . | Ms. 1909-21,517 


the. euader at the time ia force. 


Bellingen .. Eastern..! 80 April, 1904.../ Fitz-oy . | Bligh . | RA.83l,and Dorrigo) 8) 0 0 Thit pirt within portions 14) to 159; Aln. 1910-9,426 
: | shire, inclusive, and 165, a3 shown on 
| | plan F. 2,33 -1,810. 
T uree rae do 6 Nov., 1907...| Macquarie ..| John’s River) Wastings Shire “| 1s 205.0 Part within portion 146 (M. 5,161-| Ms. 1910-9,352 
| 663.) 
Waria'd:.. Central...) 2) June, 1903..; Burnett | Bogamildi ..) Yallaroi Shire | 239); S0RR0 Whol:, Plan B. 2,167-',95!, The} M-. i191¢-10,909, 
| above is iacluded ia portioa 22. 
Nore.—Ifeld under conditional lease. 
a oe 
[371] Department of Lands, 1 [3754 Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. | Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN | NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 


LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASE OR FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL 


FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE, 
CONDITIONAL LEASH, ADDITIONAL COND1- 


PURCHASE AND ASSOCIATED CONDI- TIONAL PURCHASE LEASE, ADDITIONAL 
TIONAL LEASE. HOMESTEAD SELECTION, OR ADDITIONAL 


le is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of section 4 of the Crown Lands Amend- 
ment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the areas hereunder described are hereby set apart for 
original conditional purchases or for original condi- 
tional purchases and conditional leases (other than 
those mentioned in subsection 2 (b) of the section above 
quoted), and shall become and be available therefor 
on and after the dates hereinafter respectively speci- 
fied. It is further notified that the prices of the 
land for original conditional purchase whenever 
applied for, shall be as hereinafter respectively speci- 
fied. No timber shall be cut or removed from the 
land for the purposes of sale, except subject to the 
provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations 
thereunder at the time in force. If any part of the 
land is taken up under conditional lease, the timber 
thereon must not be ringbarked, except in pursuance 
of permits issued under the provisions of the Forestry 


Act, 1909. 
| S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
[Available on 18th August, 1910.] 
LAnp Drsrrict or Cooma, AND Monaro SHIRE. 
At Ils. 8d. per acre. ; 
Partly within Moles resumed area No. 54a. 
CSunty of Beresford, parish of Kydra, containing 
an area of 600 acres. ‘he Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of portions 104 and 105. Plans B. 3,524 
and 3,525-1,765. 
Nore.—Includes reserve from sale and lease under 
section 136, Crown Lands Act of 1884. 
[Ms. 1910-9,837] 


Lanp District or Lismore, AND WoopBURN SHIRE. 


At £1 per acre. hh: 
County of Richmond, parish of Hvans, containing 
an area of 100 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of portion 74. Plan R. 1,665-1,744. 
Notr.—Includes reserve from sale and lease under 
the provisions of section 136, Crown Lands Act cf 
1884. Rainfall 55 inches per annum. 
[Ms. 1910-8,741] 


(Available on 22nd September, 1919.] 
Lanp District or TAMWORTH, AND MANDOWA SHIRE. 
At £1 per acre. 


Within annual lease No. 19,097 by the Bank of New 
South Wales. a! 

County of Darling, parish of Welsh, containing an 
area of about 230 acres. ‘The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing at the south- 
west corner of portion 40; bounded thence by portion 
40 east, portion 43 south, 42 west, and portion 49, 
parish of Eumur, north, to the point of commence- 


nent. 


Norr.—Includes part of (about 230 acres) reserve 
24,661 from conditional sale, notified 19th August, 
1896, revoked this day. Rainfall about 26 inches per 
annum. [Ms. 1910-10,462 | 


SETTLEMENT LYASE. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 4 of the Crown Lands (Amend- 
ment Act of 1905, and section 22 of the Crown Lands 
(Amendment) Act, 1908, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the areas hereunder described are hereby set 
apart for additional conditional purchases or con- 
ditional leases (other than those mentioned in sub- 
section | ()) of the first-mentioned section), additional 
conditional purchase leases, additional homestead 
selections, or additional settlement leases, and shall 
become and be ‘available therefor on and after the 
18th August, 1910. It is further notified that the 
prices of the land for additional conditional purchase, 
or the capital values for additional homestead selec- 
tion, or additional conditional purchase lease, when- 
ever applied for, shall be as hereinafter respectively 
specified. It is also notified that any holdings within 
these areas shall be subject to the following special 
conditions, viz.:—(a) Timber of 6 inches or over in 
diameter, at 3 feet from the ground, which is or is 
likely to prove suitable for fencing, building, or rail- 
way sleepers, shall not be destroyed by fingbarking or 
otherwise, except under permit Issued under the pro- 
visions of section 21 (a) of the Forestry Act. 1909: 
Provided that the selector may clear any land which 
is to be cultivated within twelve months from date of 
clearing, or cut any timber required for the purpose 
of erecting any necessary buildings or other improve- 
ments on the subject land. (l) No timber shall he 
cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale 
except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1909, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 
(c) The selector cr lessee shall preserve ample timber 
for shelter and shade purposes. (i) The selector or 
lessee may destroy by ringbarking or otherwise, without 
permit, all other timber except edible shrubs. 


S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 


LAND District or TAMWORTH, AND MaANDOWA SHIRE. 
At 10s. per acre. 

County of Darling. parish of Warrabah, containing 
an area of about 1,240 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries cf portions 77 and 78,—as shown on 
plans D. 3,490 and 3,491-1,808, together with the land 
to the south of portion 78, bounded by portion 80, the 
Namoi River, and the area set apart for additional 
holdings, 24th November, 1909. 

[Ms. 1910-10,258] 


Lanp District or Tumut, AND GaDARA Smre. 
At 13s. 4d. per acre. 

County of Buecleuch, parish of Yarrangobilly, con- 
taining an area of 40 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of Portion 50. Pian B. 746-1,715. 

Novry.—Includes part of reserve 17,602 from condi- 
tional sale. notified 22nd April, 1893 (40 acres). 

[Ms. 1910-10,012] 


¢ 


» 3932 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE, 
CONDITIONAL LEASH, ADDITIONAL CONDI- 
TIONAL PURCHASE LEASE, ADDITIONAL 
IOMESTEAD SELECTION, OR ADDITIONAL 
SETTLEMENT LEASE. 

T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of section 4 of the Crown Lands (Amend- 
ment) Act of 1905, and section 22 of the Crown Lands 

(Amendment) Act, 1908, the Crown Lands comprised 

within the areas hereunder described are hereby set 

apart for additional conditional purchases or con- 
ditional leases (other than those mentioned in_sub- 
section 1 (b) of the first-mentioned section), additional 
conditional purchase leases, additional homestead 
selections, or additional settlement leases, and shall 
become and be available therefor on and after the 
dates hereinafter respectively specified. It is further 
notified that the prices of the land for additional 
conditional purchase, or the capital value for addi- 
tional homestead selection, or additional conditional 
purchase lease, whenever applied for, and the annval 
rents (where stated) for additional settlement lease 
shall be as hereinafter respectively specified, with 
terms of appraisement as provided for by the Crown 

Lands Acts. 

No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for 
the purposes of sale, except subject to the provisions 
of the Iorestry Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder 
at the time in force. 

If the land is taken up under any form of tenure 
other than additional conditional purchase or addi- 
tional homestead selection, the timber must not be 
ringbarked, except in pursuance of permits issued 
under the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909. 


S. W. MOORE. 


[372] 


[Available on 18th August, 1910.) 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
LAND DIstTrRIicT oF CASINO, AND KYOGLE SHIRE. 


At 16s. 8d. per acre. 


County of Buller, parish of Pocupar, containing 
an area of about 472 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries : Commencing at the north- 
east corner of area set apart this day for additional 
holdings, at £1 per acre; and bounded thence by lines 
bearing north €2 degrees east about 25 chains, and 
east to Mosquito Creek, by that creek downwards, the 
north and west boundaries of portion 11, the Clarence 
River, the northern boundary of reserve 34,161, noti- 
fied 22nd March, 1902, and a line north from the 
north corner of that reserve, being part of the east 
boundary of area set: apart this day for additional 
holdings above mentioned, to the point of commence 
ment, 

Norre.—So much of the notification in the Gazette 
of 28th October, 1908, as relates to the setting apart 
of certain land for original conditional purchase or 
conditional lease, at £1 per acre, and included in 
the above area, is hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1910-9,756] 


At £1 per acre. 

County of Buller, parish of Pocupar, containing an 
area of about 195 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries : Commencing on the left bank of 
the Clarence River, at a point 27 chains north from 
the north boundary of portion 2, parish of Cataract; 
and bounded thence by a line bearing north 62 degrees 
east to a point north of the north-west corner of reserve 
34,161; thence by a line south partly along the west 
boundary of reserve 34,161, notified 22nd March, 1902, 
to the Clarence River before mentioned ; and thence by 
that river upwards, to the point of commencement. 

Notr.—So much of the notification in the Gazette 
of 28th October, 1908, as relates to the setting apart 
of certain land for original conditional purchase or con- 
ditional lease, at £1 per acre, and included in the above 
area, is hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1910-9,756] 
At £1 5s. per acre, 

County of Drake, parish of Tabulam, containing an 
area.of about 80 acres. The Crown Lands bounded by 
portion 41, parish of Evans, county of Buller, and por- 
66, parish of Tabulam, county of Drake, i ; 


Nore.—Includes water reserye 588 : ; 
February, 1880. Li » notified 28rd 


[Ms. 1910-10,008] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 112. [20 Jury, 1910. 


Lanp District or GouLpuRN, AND MuLwarge SHIRE. 
At 6s. 8d. per acre. 


(Annual rent for additional settlement lease, 2d. per 
acre). 


County of Argyle, parish of Rhyana, containing an 
of 89 acresl rood. ‘The Crown Lands within the boun- 
daries of portion 255,—as shown on plan catalogued 
A. 3,778-2,121. 

[Ms. 1910-10,636} 


Lanp Disrricr or TAREE, AND STROUD SHIRE. 
At £1 10s. per acre. 


County of Gloucester, parish of Bachelor, contain- 
ing an area of 114 acres. The Crown Lands within - 
the boundaries of portion 113. Plan G. 4,000-1,497. 

Norr.—Includes part of classification reserve, noti- 
fied 29th December, 1909. 

[ Ms. 1910-10,069 } 


Lanp Disrricr or GRAFTON, AND ORARA SHIRE. 
At 15s. per acre. 


County of Clarence, parish of Maryvale, containing 
an area of about 880 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Bounded on the south by 
part of the north boundary of forest reserve 42,961, and 
by portions 20, 19, 53, 83, 84, 97, 40, and the Coast 
Range. i 

Nore.—Includes about 140 acres of area set apart 
for original conditional purchase only, at £1 per acre, 
24th June, 1905, which part is hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1910-10,600] 


Lanp Disrricr or LirHgow, AND BLAXLAND SHIRE. 
At 15s. per aere. 


County of Roxburgh, parish of Ben Bullen, contain- 
ing an area of about 130 acres. The Crown Lands 
bounded by portions 2, 17, 18, 19, 20, 68, village 
reserve 7,562, and the railway line from Wallera- 
wang to Mudges, 


o 


[Ms. 1910-9,984] 
Lanp Districr or Muperr, anp Meroo SHIRE. 
Ab: 15s. per acre. 


County of Wellington, parish of Tunnabidgee, con- 
taining an area of about 720 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries : Commencing at the 
south-eastern corner of portion 112; thence bounded 
by portions 112, 74, 202, and 187, the south and east 
boundaries of area set apart for additional holdings, 
at 15s. per acre, notified 6th April, 1910, portions 2U0, 
4, 18, 8, 57, 184, 185 195, 171, 188, and 6, and by a 
line north, to point of commencement. 

[Ms. 1910-10,640] 

County of Phillip, parish of Cumbo, containing an 
area of about 60 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries: Commencing at the north-east 
corner of portion 211, parish of Moolarben; thence 
bounded by portion 211 to its northernmost north- 
west corner; by cliffs of sandstone rock generally 
northerly to a point west of the south-west corner of 
portion 207; by a line and portion 207 east to the 
road from Mudgee to Wollar; and thence by that 
road generally southerly, to the commencing point, . 

Notr.—So much of the notification in Gazette of 
17th November, 1909, as relates to the setting apart of 
this area for original conditional purchase and con- 
ditional lease, at 10s. per acre, is hereby revoked, 
[Ms. 1910-9,834] 


Lanp Disrricr or Picton, AND WoLLonprLty SHIRE. 
At 10s. per acre. 


County of Westmoreland, parish of Colong, area 
154 acres 2 roods. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of measured portions 18 and 19. Plans 
W. 2,976 and W. 2,977-1,502. 

[Ms. 1910-10,847] 


{Available on 22nd September, 1910.) 
Lanp District or Baruurst, AND TuRON SHIRE. 
At 1s. per acre. 


_ County of Roxburgh, parish of Castleton, contain- 
ing an area of about 22 acres. The Crown Lands 
bounded by the road from Wattle Flat to Sunny 
Corner, portion 229 unmeasured, portions 73, 70, and 
59, and the road leading from Sunny Corner to the 
Wattle Flat-Sunny Corner road aforesaid. 
Norr.—Includes parts\(about 16 acres) of reserve 
24,423 from conditional sale, notified 25th July, 1896, . 
revoked this day, and part (about 16 acres) of the 
population area of the town of Sunny Corner, pro- 
claimed 20th November, 1886, and part (about 6 aeres) 
of an area set apart for additional holdings, 11th 
August, 1909, which part is hereby revoked. 
[Ms. 1910-10,463] 


tion 30a, 


20 Suny, 1910.] 


Inv District or Mupager, AnD Mreroo SuHire. 
At 10s. per acre. 


Within annual leases Nos. 7,880 and 7,881 by H. Tom- 
linson; annual lease No. 3,088 by A. J. Price; 
and annual lease No. 11,066 by Bank of New 
South Wales. ; 


County of Wellington, parish of Peters, containing 
an area of about 780 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing at the south- 
western corner of portion 8; thence bounded by that 
portion and portions 70, 87, 51, 88, and 17 to the 
north-eastern side of the road from Hargraves to 
Sally’s Flat; by that road south-easterly ; by portion 
16; again by the road aforesaid generally south- 
easterly ; and by a line east, to point of commence- 
ment. 

Notrks.—“So much of the notification in Gazette, 
dated 29th April, 1905, as relates to the setting apart 
of the part of this area included in above (about 200 
acres) for original conditional purchase, at 15s. per 
acre, or conditional lease, revoked this day. Includes 
part (about 580 acres) of reserve 29,571 from condi- 
tional sale, notified 15th July, 1899, revoked this day. 
[Ms, 1910-10,465 ] 


At 15s. per acre. 


County of Wellington, parish of Boiga, containing 
an area of about 480 acres. The Crown Lands bounded 
by Boiga and Pyramul Creeks, areas set apart this 
day for additional holdings, at £1 per acre and 16s. 8d. 
per acre, and portions 43 and 42, but exclusive of por- 
ion Includes portion 29. 

Notr.—Includes part (about 480 acres) of reserve 
29,571 from conditional sale, notified 15th July, 1899, 
revoked this day. 


. [Ms. 1910-10,464] 


At l€s. 8d. per acre 


County of Wellington, parish of Boiga, containing 
an area of about 228 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing at the west- 
ernmost north-west corner of portion 38; bounded 
thence by that portion to its south-west corner; by a 


line west 30 chains; by a line north to portion 43; 


and thence by portion 43, to the commencing point. 
Nors.—Includes part (about 228 acres) of reserve 

29,571 from conditional sale, notified 15th July, 1899, 

revoked this day. 

[Ms. 1910-10,464] 


At £1 per acre. 


County of Wellington, parish of Boiga, containing 
an area of about 174 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing at the south- 
west corner of portion 38; thence bounded by a line 
south 50 chains; by a line east to Pyramul Creek ; by 
that creek upwards to the Cow Flat and Pyramul 
Temporary Common; thence by that Common and 
portion 38, to the commencing point. i 

Nort.—Includes part (about 174 acres): of reserve 
29,571 from conditional sale, notified 15th July, 1899, 
revoked this day. 

[Ms. 1910-10,464] 


2 Department of Lands, © 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHAS@D, 
CONDITIONAL LEASE, ADDITIONAL CONDI- 
TIONAL PURCHASH LEASH, ADDITIONAL 
HOMESTEAD SBHLECTION, OR ADDITIONAL 
SETTLEMENT LEASE. 


[373] 


Et is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 4 of the Crown Lands (Amend- 
ment) Act of 1905, and section 22 of the Crown Lands 
(Amendment) Act, 1908, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the areas hereunder described are hereby set 
apart for additional conditional purchases or condi- 
tional leases (other than those mentioned in subsection 
1 (b) of the first-mentioned section), additional condi- 
tional purchase leases, additional homestead selections, 
or additional settlement leases, and shall become and 
be available therefor on and after the 18th August, 
1910. Itis further notified that the price of the land for 
additional conditional purchase, or the capital value 
for additional homestead selection, or additional condi- 
tional purchase lease, whenever applied for, shall be 
£1 3s. 4d. per acre, and the annual rental for addi- 
tional settlement lease shall be 33d. per acre, with 
terms of appraisement as provided for by the Crown 
Lands Acts. It is also notified that any holdings 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 


“an area of about 3,860 acres. 


3933 


within these areas shall be subject to the following 
special conditions, viz.:—(a) Timber which is Or is 
likely to prove suitable for fencing, building, or rail- 
way sleepers, shall not be destroyed by ringbarkiny 
or otherwise, except under permit issued under the 
provisions of section 21 (a) of the Forestry Act, 1909: 
Provided that the selector may clear any land which 
is to be cultivated within twelve months from date of 
clearing, or cut any timber required for the purpose 
ot erecting any necessary buildings or other improve- 
ments on the subject land. (b) No timber shall be cut 
or removed from the land for the purpose of sale 
except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1909, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 
(c) The selector or lessee may destroy by ringbarking 
or otherwise, without permit, all other timber except 


edible shrubs. 
S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrricr of WALGETT, AND WALGETT SHIRE. 


Within Merkadool resumed area No, 155a. 


County of Denham, parishes of Pagan and Barwon, 
containing an area of about 500 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries: Commencing 
at the north-east corner of portion 9, parish of 
Pagan ; thence by its north boundary west 66. chains; 
by a line bearing about 326 degrees about 28 chains; 
by a line bearing about 25 degrees 30 minutes until 
it meets a line parallel to and 30 chains distant 
from the western prolongation of the southern boun- 
dary of portion 2, parish of Barwon; thence by lines 
parallel to and distant 30 chains from the southern 
and south-western boundaries of that portion easterly 
and south-easterly to travelling stock reserve 26,955, 
notified 27th November, 1897; and by that travelling 
stock reserve south-westefly, to the point of commence- 
ment. ; 

Nore.—Includes part of travelling stock and camp- 
ing reserve 36,777 and travelling stock reserve 36,782, 
notified 5th December, , 1903. 

[Ms. 1910-9,519] 


County of Denham, parish of Pagan, containing an 
area of about 1,600 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of measured portions 36, 37, 38, 39, 
40, 41, and 42, also the intervening 1 and 2 chain 
se and shown on plan catalogued D. 140-1,861 
Roll. 


Notr.—Includes classification reserve notified 2nd 
May, 1906. 

[Ms. 1910-9,519] 

County of Denham, parish of Terribie, containing 
The Crown Lands 
lying between travelling stock and camping reserves 
45,512 and 45,511, and travelling stock reserve 45,510, 
notified this day, and the Barwon River ;—includes 
portions 16, 17, 18, and 19, and part of surrendered 
portions 1, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 18, and 14,—shown on 
plans catalogued D. 140 Roll, 13 and 42 Roll, 1,861. 

Nore.—-Includes reserve 1,940 for access, travelling 
stock reserve 41,076, part of reserve 1,074 for refuge, 
travelling stock and camping reserves 36,778, and 
36,780, water reserve 1,178, travelling stock reserves 
1,234, 30,887, and 387,793, and classification reserve, 
notified 20th June, 1906. 

[Ms. 1910-9,519] 


County of Denham, parishes of Terribie, and Manilla, 
containing an area of about 750 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries: Commencing 
at the most western corner of portion 2, parish of 
Terribie; thence by that portion, portions 3, 4, and 
a line to the most western corner of portion 5; by 
a line north-easterly to the south-west corner of por- 
tion 20; by that portion, a line, and portion 7, parish 
of Manilla, south-easterly to the south-east corner of ~ 
the latter portion; by a line south-westerly to the 
north-east corner of portion 6; by that portion and a 
line north-westerly to the right bank of the Pagan 
Creek: by that creek downwgards to a point opposite 
the south-west corner of portion 2, parish of Manilla; by 
a line and that portion south-easterly to its south- 
east corner; by a line south-westerly to the south-east 
corner of portion 1; thence by that portion, a line, 
and portion 2, parish of Terribie, aforesaid, north- 
westerly, to the point of commencement ;—includes 
surrendered portions 2, 3, and 4, part of portions 5, 
6, and 7, parish of Terribie, and portion 1, parish of 
Manilla,—shown on plan catalogued D. 42-1,861 Roll. 

Nore.—Includes part of water reserve 1,178 and 
travelling stock and eamping reserve 29,793, 

[Ms, 1910-9,519] 


34 ~ “NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZIE1TE, No. 112. 


[374] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE, 
CONDITIONAL LHASE, ADDITIONAL CONDI- 
TIONAL PURCHASE LEASH, ADDITIONAL 
IIOMESTEAD SELECTION, CR ADDITIONAL 
SETTLEMENT LEASE. 

7 I is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 4 of the Crown Lands (Amend- 

ment) Act cof 1905, and section 22 of the Crown Lands 
(Amendment) Act, 1908, the Crown Lands comprised 
vithin the areas hereunder described are hereby set 
apart for additional conditional purchases or con- 
ditional leases (other than those mentioned in sub- 
section 1 (b) of the first-mentioned section, additional 
conditional purchase leases, additional homestead 
selections, cr additional settlement leases, and shall 
become and he available therefor on and after the 
18th August, 1910. It is further notified that the 
prices of “the land for additional conditional purchase, 
or the capital values for additional homestead selec- 
tion, or additional conditional purchase lease, when- 
ever applied for, and the annual rent for additional 
settlement lease (where stated) shall be.as hereinafter 
respectively specified with terms of appraisement as 
provided for by the Crown Lands Acts. It is also noti- 
hed that any holdings within these areas shall be subject 
to the following special conditions, viz. :—(«) Timber of 
8 inches or over in diameter, at 3 feet from the ground, 
which is or is likely to prove suitable for fencing, 
building, or railway sleepers, shall not be destroyed 
by ringbarking or otherwise, except under permit 
issued under the provisions of section 21 (a) of the 
Forestry Act, 1909: Provided that the selector may 
clear any land which is to be cultivated within twelve 
months from date of clearing, or cut any timber re- 
quired for the purpose of ereeting any necessary build- 
ings or other improvements on the subject land. (b) 
No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for 
the purpose of sale except subject to the provisions 
of the Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations there- 
under at the time in force. (c) The selector or lessee 
shall es ample, timber for shelter and shade 
purposes. (cd) Vhe selector or lessee may destroy by 
ringbarking or otherwise, without permit, all other 
timber except edible shrubs. 


S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 


LAND Poa or CooraMUNDRY, AND JINDALEE 
SHIRE, 


At £2 10s. per acre. 
Part within annual lease No. 12,194, part within 
Geraldra resumed area No. 225. 


County of Bland, parishes of Yeo Yeo and Geraldra, 
containing an area of about 108 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries: Commencing 
at the south-east corner of portion 271, parish of 
Yeo Yeo; bounded by that portion, a line, and por- 
tion 84, parish of Geraldra; by a line east; by a 
2-chain road south to a point east of the point of 
commencement; and by a line west to that point ;— 
but exclusive of a road 1 chain 50 links wide running 
easterly from the south-east corner of portion a4, 
parish of Geraldra. 

Norrt.—Includes part of travelling stock reserve 
1,794, notified 6th Gavos 1879 (about 108 acres). 

[ Ms. 1910-9,081 ] 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrrict or Parkes, AND LACHLAN SHIRE. 
At 8s. 4d. per acre. 


(Annual rent for additional settlement lease, 23d. per 
acre.) 

County of Kennedy, parish of Burra, containing an 
area of about 3,765 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries : Commencing at the north 
corner of designed portion 11; and bounded thence 
south-westerly, south-easterly, and north-easterly by 
boundaries of that portion to the south corner of 
reserve 37,136 for mining purposes, notified 13th 
January, 1904; thence by that reserve and reserve 
1,145 (M.) for. mining purposes, notified 29th June, 
1910, and part of ‘thi north-eastern boundary of 
designed portion 11, to the point of commencement ;— 
ineludes part of designed portion 11,—shown on plan 
catalogned KX. 1.041-2,004 Roll. 

[Ms. 1910-10,125] 


| [376] 


[20 Juny, 1910. 


Department of Lands 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE, 
CONDITIONAL LEASH, ADDITIONAL CONDI- 
TIONAL PURCHASE LEASH, ADDITIONAL 
HOMESTEAD SELECTION, OR ADDITIONAL 
SETTLEMENT LEASE. 


liz is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of section 4 of the Crown Lands (Amenwl- 
ment Act of 1905, and section 22 of the Crown Lands 
(Amendment) Act, 1908, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the areas hereunder described are hereby set 
apart for additional conditional purchases or con- 
ditional leases (other than those mentioned in sub- 
section ] (b) of the first-mentioned section), additional 
conditional. purchase leases, additional homestead 
selections, or additional settlement leases, and shall 
become and be available therefor on and after the 
lsth August, 1910. It is further notified that the 
prices of the land for additional conditional purchase, 
or the capital values for additional homestead selec- 
tion or additional conditional purchase lease, when- 
ever applied for, shall be as hereinafter respectively 
specified. It is also notified that any holdings within 
these areas shall be subject to the following special 
conditions, viz.:—(a) Timber which is suitable or 
likely to prove suitable for fencing, building, railway 
sleepers, or mining purposes, shall not be destroyed 
by ringharking or otherwise, except under permit 
issued under the provisions of section 21 (a) of the 
Forestry Act, 1909: Provided that the lessee or selec- 
tor may clear any land which is to be cultivated 
within twelve months from date of clearing, or cut 
any timber required for the purpose of erecting any 
necessary buildings or other improvements on the 
subject land. (b) No timber shall be cut or removed 
from the land for the purpose of sale except subject 
to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and Regu- 
lations thereunder at the time in- force. (c) The 
selector or lessee shall preserve ample timber for 
shelter and shade purposes. (d) The selector or lessee 
may destroy by rinebarking or otherwise, without 
permit, all other timber except edible shrubs. 


S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Distrricr or GosrorD, AND ERINA SHIRE. 


At 10s. per acre. 


County of Northumberland, parish of Stowe, con- 
taining an area of about 430 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries: Commencing at the 
south-west corner of portion 58; and bounded thence 
by a line partly forming the east boundary of portion 
73 south to a point west of the north-west corner 
of portion 79; a line partly forming the north boun- 
dary of that portion east to the west boundary of 
portion 77; and thence by that portion and portions 
59, 19, 46, 52, and 58 aforesaid, to the point of 
comi mencement. 

Norn.-—Part of an area set apart for original con- 
ditional purchase or conditional lease, at 10s. per acre, 
10th June, 1908 (about 430 acres), is hereby revoked, 
[ Ms. 1910- 10,210] 


Lanp Disrricr or Gosrorp, anp Lake MAcQuaRIE 
Sire. 


At 15s. per acre. 


County of Northumberland, parish of Mandolong, 
containing an area of 60 acres.. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries: Commencing at the 
north-west corner of portion 93; and bounded thence 
by a line partly forming the south-western boundaries 
of that portion and portion 98 south-easterly to the 
intersection of the north-western side of the reserved 
road through the latter portion with the south- 
western boundary of that portion; a line west about 
30 chains; a line north to a point west of the point 
of commencement; and,thence a line east to that 
point. 

Nore.—-Part of an area set apart for original con- 
ditional purchase and conditional lease, at 15s. per 
acre, by Gazette of 2nd December, 1908 (60 acres) is 
hereby revoked. This notification does not affect 
snecial conditional purchase lease area Ns. 11. 

[Ms. 1910-9,536] 


ee ee 


4 


20 Juny, 1910.1 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 3935 


Ee, 
[377] Department of Lands, CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASE, CONDITIONAL LEASE, ADDITIONAL 
CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASE, ADDI- 
TIONAL HOMESTEAD SELECTION, OR 
ADDITIONAL SETTLEMENT LEASE. 
ils is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 4 of the Crown Lands (Amend- 
ment Act of 1905, and section 22 of the Crown Lands 
(Amendment) Act, 1908, the Crown Lands comprised 
Within the areas hereunder described are hereby set 
apart for additional conditional purchases or con- 
ditional leases (other than those mentioned in sub- 
section 1 (b) of the first-mentioned section), additional 
conditional purchase leases, additional homestead 
selections, or additional settlement leases, and shall 
become and be available therefor on and after the 
léth August, 1910. It is further notified that the 
price of the land fer additional conditional purchase, 
or the capital value for additional homestead selec- 
tion, or additional conditional purchase lease, when- 
ever applied for, and the annual rents, where stated, 
for additional settlement lease shall be as hereinafter 
respectively specified, with terms of appraisement as 
provided for by the Crown Lands Acts. It is also 
notified that any holdings within these areas shail be 
subject to the special conditions hereinafter specified. 


S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
LAND DISTRICT OF CASINO, AND COPMANHIURST SIIRE. 
At £1 per acre. 
Partly within resumed area No. 630. 

County Drake, parish of Alice, containing an area 
of about 480 acres. The Crown Lands within the fol- 
lowing boundaries: Commencing on the right bank of 
Dulgigin Creek, at the south-east corner of portion 
43; thence bounded by that portion and portion ’64 to 
its south-east corner; thence south 60 chains; thence 
by a line south 45 degrees east to the right bank of 
Dulgigin Creek aforesaid; thence by that creek down- 
wards, to the point of commencement. 

Nores.—Includes part (about 40 acres) of water 
reserve 2, notified 29th June, 1885. 

Any hoidings within the above area shall be subject 
to the following special conditions, viz.:—(a) Timber 
which is likely to prove suitable for fencing, build- 
ing, mining, or railway sleepers shall not be destroyed 
by ringbarking or otherwise, except under permit 
issued under the provisions of section 21 (a) of the 
Forestry Act, 1909: Provided that the lessee or selec- 
tor may clear any land which is to be cultivated 
within twelve months from date of clearing, or cut 
any timber required for the purpose of erecting any 
necessary buildings or other improvements on the 
subject land. (b) No timber shall be cut or removed 


‘from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject 


to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and Regu- 
lations thereunder at the time.in force. (c) The selec- 
tor or lessee shall preserve apple-trees for shelter and 
shade purposes: () The selector or lessee may destroy 
by ringbarking or otherwise, without permit. all other 
timber except edible shrubs. [Ms. 1910-9,990] 


LAnp District oF TENTERFIELD, AND TENTERFIELD 
SHIRE. 
At £1 ds. per acre. 
Within resumed area No. 756. es 

County of Buller, parish of Gilgurry, containing 
an area of 81 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries of portion 12. Plan B. 1,179- 
74 

Nore.Any ‘holdings within the above area_ shall 
be subject to the following special conditions, viz. :—- 
(a) Timber of 6 inches or over in diameter at 3 feet 
from the ground, which is suitable or likely to prove 
suitable for fencing, building, mining, or railway 
sleepers shal not be destroyed by ringbarking or 
otherwise, except under permit issued under the pro- 
visions of section 21 (a) cf the Forestry Act, 1909: 
Provided that the lessee or selector may clear any 
land which is to be cultivated within twelve months 
from date of clearing, or cut any timber required for 
the purpose of erecting any necessary buildings or 
other improvements on the subject land. (b) No 
timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the 
purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of the 
Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder at the 
time in force. (c) The selector or lessee shall preserve 
ample timber for shelter and shade purposes. (qd) 
The selector or lessee may destroy by ringbarking or 
otherwise, without permit, all other timber except 


edible shrubs, | [Ms. 1910-8,017] 


Lanp Disrricr or ConpoBoLiIn, AND LACHIAN SHIRE. 
At 10s. per acre. 


(Annual rent for additional settlement lease, 2d. 
per acre). 
Within Borambil resumed area No. 134. 

County of Gipps, parish of Ilgindrie, containing an 
area of 3,692 acres. ‘The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of measured portions 49 and 50,—shown 
on plan G. 1,815-1,871 R. 

Notr.—Includes Settlement Lease Area No. 948, 
notified 28th April, 1909, hereby revoked. Any hold- 
Ings within the above area shall be subject to the 
following special conditions, viz.:—-(a) Timber of 8 
inches or over in diameter at 3 feet from the ground, 
which is suitable or likely to prove suitable for 
fencing, building, mining, or railway sleepers shall 
not be destroyed by ringbarking or otherwise, except 
under permit issued under the provisions of section 
21 (a) of the Forestry Act, 1909: Provided that the 
lessee or selector may clear any land which is to be 
cultivated within twelve months from date of clearing 
or cut any timber required for the purpose of erecting 
any necessary buildings or other improvements on the 
subject land. (b) No timber shall be cut or removed 
from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject 
to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and Regu- 
lations thereunder at the time in foree. (c) The 
selector or lessee shall preserve ample timber for 
shelter and shade purposes. (d) The selector or lessee 
may destroy by ringbarking or otherwise, without per- 
mit, all cther timber except edible shrubs. 

[Ms. 1910-10,062] 
Lanp District or Hinuston, AND LACHLAN SHIRE. 
At 10s. per acre. 

County of Dowling, parish of Cargelligo, containing 
an area of 208 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of measured portion 82,—as shown on plan 
D. 323-1,841. 

Nores.—t'o much of notification in Gazette cf 5th 
August, 1908, as relates to setting apart of the above 
area for original conditional purchase or conditional 
lease, is hereby revoked, Any holdings within the 
above area shall be subject to the following special 
conditions, viz.:—(w) Timber of 8 inches or over in 
diameter at 3 feet from the ground, which is suitable 
or likely to prove suitable for fencing, building, 
mining, or railway sleepers shall not be destroyed by 
ringbarking or otherwise, except under permit issued 
under the provisions of section 21 (a) of the Forestry 
Act, 1909: Provided that the lessee or selector may 
clear any land which is to be cultivated within twelve 
months from date of clearing, or cut any timber re- 
quired for the purpose of erecting any necessary build- 
ings or other improvements on the subject land. (b) 
No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for 
the purpose cf sale, except subject to the provisions 
of the Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder 
at the time in force. (c) The selector or lessee shall 
preserve not less than ;;th of the green timber in the 
form of fire-breaks or clumps for shelter and shade 
purposes, or plantations for future timber supply. 
(d) The selector or lessee may destroy by ringbarking 
or otherwise, without permit, all other timber except 
cdible shrubs. Ms. 1910-10,402] 


[378 | Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN 
LANDS FOR ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD 


SELECTION. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 4 of the Crown Lands Amend- 
ment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the area hereunder described are hereby set apart for 
additional homestead selection, and shall become and 
be available therefor on and after the 18th August, 
1910. It is further notified that the capital value for 
additional homestead selection, whenever applied for, 


shall be £2 -per acre. 2 
iia, tet ; S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Dupo, AND TALBRAGAR SHIRE. 


County of Lincoln, parish of Murrumbidgerie, con- 
taining an area of 20 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of measured portion 110, Murrum- 
bidgerie 2 Roll. 

Notz.—Ineludes reserve from sale and lease under 
section 136 of Crown Lands Act of 1884, 

[Ms. 1910-10,632] ~- 


3936 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 112. [20 Juty, 1910. 


[379] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR CONDITIONAL PURCHASE. 


jj IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
1s the Executive Council, directs it to be noti- 
fied that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 
10 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, and section 4 
of the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1899, the Crown 
Lands comprised within the tract or area hereunder 
described are hereby set apart for conditional pur- 
chase, and shall become and be available therefor 
on and after the 28th July, 1910. It is further 
notified that under section 4 of the Crown Lands 
(Amendment) Act, 1889, the price of the land for 
corditional purchase, whenever applied for, shall be 


£1 15s. per acre. 
S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
LAnp District or Duppo, AND TiMBREBONGIE SHIRE. 


County of Narromine, parish of Mullah Back, con- 
taining an area of 1,663 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of conditional lease 4,508,—as 
shown on plan C.P:L..322 Do. 

Notes.—This land will be available for additional 
couditional purchase only by the holder of conditional 
lease 4,508. The notification of 7th July, 1909, setting 
this area apart under section 4 of Crown. Lands 
(Amendment) Act, 1905, for additional conditional 
purchase, is hereby revoked. 


[Ais. 1910-10,272] 


[382] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


aT REINATION O} WATER AND CAMPING 
, RESERVE No. 44,597. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


LANp DistTzict cr GRArtoN AND DorerGo SHIRE: 


Within Newbold Grange and Cangai resumed area 
No. 308a. 
T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions ef the 109th section of the Crown Lands Act 
of i884, the area of about 400 acres of land in the 
eounty of Gresham, parish of Braylesford, reserved as 
No. 44,597 in the Government Gazette of 8th Decem- 
ber, 1909, under section 101 of the Crown Lands Act 
ef 1834, is hereby defined, set apart, and reserved 
from sale for a camping place for travelling stock. 
[Ms. 1910-9,983] 
S. W. MOORE. 


[380] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


RESERVES FROM SALE FOR TRAVELLING 
STOCK AND CAMPING. 


Ape is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of the 109th section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1884, the Crown Lands hereunder described 
are hereby defined, set apart, and reserved from sale, 
“Hor the passage of stock travelling, pursuant to the 
provisions contained in the Act 41 Victoria No. 19, 
or any Act amening the same,’ and for camping 


places for travelling stock. 
S. W. MOORE, 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District of WALGETT, AND WALGETT SHIRE. 
Within Merkedool resumed area No. 155a. 

No. 45,512. County of Denham, parish of Pagan, con- 
taining an area of about 280 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries: Commencins at the 
south-western corner of portion 35; thence by a line 
bearing south-easterly 125 degrees, and distant about 
82 chains to the western boundary of travelling stock 
reserve 45,510, notified this day, by that western boun- 
dary of that reserve north-easterly to portion, 86; by 
that portion south-westerly and north-westerly' ‘to’ the 
Barwon River; and by that river downwards “to! ''the 
point of commencement ;—includes portion (93° ai 
part 34,—shown on plan catalogued D. 140-1,861 Ron: 

Norr.---Includes parts ‘of travelling stock resérves 
1,234, 1,939, and travelling stock and camping reserve 
36.780, hereby revoked, fe APOE al 
[Ms. 1910-9,519] 


No. 45,511. County of Denham, parish of Terribie, 
containing an area of about 450 acres. ‘The Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries: Commencing 
at the most western corner of portion 2; thence by a 
line west to the Barwon River, by that river down- 
wards te portion 17, parish of Glass; by that portion 
to a point south of the commencing point; and thence 
by a line north, to that point. . 

Notrze.—Includes travelling stock reserve 36,781, part 
of travelling stock reserve 80,887, and part of travelling 
stock and camping reserve 36,778, hereby revoked. 


[Ms. 1910-9,519] 


£381] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1970. 


RESERVE FROM SALE FOR TRAVELLING 
STOCK ROUTE. | 
Pe is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 109th section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1884, the Crown Lauds hereunder described 
are hereby defined, set apart, and reserved from sale, 
‘“‘ For the passage of stock travelling pursuant to the 
provisions contained in the Act 41 Victoria No. 19, 
or any Act amending the same.’ 
S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or WALGETT, AND WALGETT SHIRE. 
Within Merkadool resumed area No. 1dd4. 


No. 45,510. County of Denham, parishes of Terribie 
and Pagan, containing an area of about 2,0C5 acres. 
The Crown Lands within the icllowing boundaries: 
Commencing at the most westernmost corner of por- 
tion 2, parish of Terribie; and bounded thence by that 
portion and portions 3, 4, and a line north-easterly to 
the mhost westernmost corner of portion 5; by a line 
north-easterly to the south-west corner of portion 20; 
thence by that. portion and portion 21, portions 24 
and 21, parish of Pagan, to the Pagan Creek; by that 
creek upwards to the south-western boundary of 
travelling stock and camping reserve 36,777, notified 
5th December, 1903; by that boundary north-westerly 
to the Barwon River; by that river downwards to por- 
tion 42, parish of Pagan ; by that portion, portions 41, 
38, and 36 south-westerly until a line 30 chains rect- 
angular distance from a north-western boundary of 
portion 21, parish of Terribie is intersected; thence 
by lines 30 chains rectangularly distant and parallel 
to that portion and portion 20 and the first two de- 
scribed boundaries (aforementioned) south-westerly 
south-easterly aud again south-westerly to the north 
boundary ottraveliingstock and camping reserve 45,511, 
notified this day, and by that boundary east to the 
point of commencement ;—inclides part of surrendered 


portions 5; 6, 7, 8, 9; 10, 11; 12, 138, 14, and_15, parish’ 


bs Lee ae on plan catalogued D. 42-1,861 
oll. 

Notrr.—Includes travelling stock reserve 1,939, parts 
travelling stock reserves 1,2347 37,793, 30,887, water 
reserve 1,178, and reserve 1,074, flood refuge, hereby 
revoked. 

[Ms. 1910-9,519] 


[386] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


RESERVE FROM SALK, LICENSE, AND LEASE 
GENERALLY FOR NIGHT-SOIL DEPOT. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 10Ist section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1884, and the 39th section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1889, the lands hereunder described shall be 
reserved from sale pending determination of the por- 
tions to be set apart for night-soil depdt, and re- 
served and exempted from license and lease generally, 
and they are hereby reserved and exmpted accordingly. 


S. W. MOORE. 


. CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Districr or WYALona, AND BLAND Surre. 


No. 45,499 from sale (45,500 from licensé and lease 
generally). County of Gipps, parish of Wyalong, con- 
taining an area of 30 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of measured portion 581,—as shown on 
plone G2 953seen 
[Ms. 1910-11,066] 


20 Jury, 1910. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 


3937 


[883] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 
RESERVES FROM SALE. 


I T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 10lst section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1884, the lands hereunder described shall be 
reserved from sale pending determination of the por- 
tions to be set apart for the public purposes herein- 
after respectively specified, and they are hereby re- 


served accordingly. 
S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
For Access. 
Lanp Districr or BELLincEN, AND Dorricgo Sure. 


Within resumed area No. 831. 


No. 45,493. County of Fitzroy, parish of Bligh, 
containing an area of about 30 acres. The Crown 
Lands bounded on the north by portion 158, on the 
east by portion 160, on the south by portions 115 and 
116, and on the west by portions 157 and 158. 

[Aln, 1910-8,426] 


For Acce.s to Racecourses. 


LAND District oF MUDGEE AND WYALDRA SHIRE. 


No. 45,277. County of Phillip, parish of Guntawang, 
containing an area of about 22 acres. The Crown 
Lands lying between portions 1, 78, 152, 254; and the 
railway line. 

Note.—Includes part of reserve 23,603 from sale, 
reserve 23,606 from annual lease for temporary com- 
mon, notified 18th January, 1896, hereby revoked. 
Gulgong population area, proclaimed 19th April, 1890, 
is not affected by this notification. 

[Ms. 1910-8,798 ] 


For Travelling Stock and Camping. 


LAND DISTRICT OF MORUYA AND HUROBODALLA SHIRE. 


No. 45,495. County of Dampier, parish of Bodalla, 
containing an area of about 62 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries: Commencing 
at the south-eastern corner of portion 50; and bounded 
thence by that portion and portions 49, 102, 140, and 
208, to the point of commencement—partly shown on 
plans D. 1,992-1,618, and Ms. 145 Sy. 

Note.—-Includes water reserve 202, notified 2nd 
January, 1874, and reserve 36, for police purposes, 
- notified Ist May, 1886, hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1910-8,665 ] 


For Trigonometrical Purp:s:s. 
WESTERN DIVISION. 
Within Booroondarra Downs leasehold area No. 1538. 


No. 45,496. Y‘ounty of Yanda, parish of Tyngin, 
containing an area of 10 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries: Commencing at a 
point bearing south 45 degrees west 7 chains 7 links 
from Tyncin Trig. station; and bounded thence by lines 
bearing north 10 chains, east 10 chains, south 10 chains, 
and west 10 chains, to point of commencement, to 
inelude Tyncin Trig. station. Plan Ms. 816 Be. 
[Ms. 1910-8,484 ] 

LAND DISTRICT OF COBAR. 
Within Buckwaroon resumed area No. 18. 


No. 45,497. County of Robinson, parish of Louth, 
containing an area of 10 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries: Commencing at a 
point bearing north 45 degrees east 7 chains 7 links 
from ‘‘Buckwaroon’’ trig. station ; and bounded thence 
by lines bearing south 10 chains, west 10 chains, north 
10 chains, and east 10 chains, to point of. commence- 
ment, to include Buckwaroon Trig. station. Plan. Ms. 
815 Be. 

[Ms. 1910-8,432] 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


For Water Supply. 


LANp District oF TAREE AND HASTINGS SHIRE. 


No. 45,445. County of Macquarie, parish of John’s 
River, containing an area of 10 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of measured portion 146 
of 10 acres. Plan catalogued M. 5,464,666. 

[Ms. 1910-9,352] 


Lanp District or TAREE, AND Stroup Surree. 


No. 45,521. County of Gloucester, parish of Bachelor, 
containing an area of 11 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries: Commencing at the 
south-west corner of portion 117;-bounded thence by 
a line west 22 chains to a south-east corner of por- 
tion 113; by that portion and portion 117 aforesaid, 
to the point of commencement. 

i Ms. 1910-10,069] 


[384] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


RESERVES FROM SALE AND LEASE 
GENERALLY. 


j bs is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of the 10lst section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1884, and the 39th section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1889, the lands hereunder described shall be 
reserved from sale pending determination of the por- 
tions to be set apart for the public purposes herein- 
after respectively specified, and reserved and ex- 
empted from lease generally, and they are hereby 
reserved and exempted accordingly. 


SW. MOORE. 


For Cemetery. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 

Lanp Disrrict or Tumut, AND GADARA SHIRE. 

No. 45,593 from sale (45,504 from lease generally). 
County of Buccleuch, parish of Pinbeyan, contain- 
ing an area of 10 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries: Commencing at a point bearing 
north § degrees 2 minutes west, and distant 13 chains 
85 links from the northern corner of Ravine Park,— 
shown on plan Ravine 1 Roll; and bounded thence by 
lines bearing north 37 degrees west 9 chains 9°5 links, 
north 53 degrees east 11 chains, south 37 degrees east 
9 chains 9.5 links, and south 53 degrees west 11 chains, 
to point of commencement. Plen Ms. 1,050 Wea. R. 
[Ms. 1910-9,676] 


For Night-Soil Depot. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District or URANA, AND MUNICIPALITY OF 
JERILDERIE. 


No. 45,501 from sale (45,502 from lease generally). 
County of Urana, parish of Jerilderie South, con- 
taining an area of 10 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of measured portion 44, U. 3,096-1881. 

Norr.—That part (10 acres) of travelling stock 
reserve 14,387, notified 5th September, 1891, within 
the above, is hereby revoked. 

[ Ms. 1910-10,840] 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
For Rifle Range. 
Lanp District or EDEN, AND ImMiAy SHIRE. 


Partly within suburban lands village of Panbula. 
No. 45,485 from sale (45,486 from lease generally). 
County of Auckland, parish of Pambula, containing 
an area of about 174 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing on the western 
boundary of portion 73, at a point south 15 chains from 
its north-west corner; thence by a line bearing south 
52 degrees east about 80 chains to the eastern boundary 
of portion 73; by a line bearing south 45 degrees east 
about 70 chains to the Panbula River; by that river 
upwards to a point 20 chains in rectangular distance 
from the last-deseribed boundary; by lines bearing 
north 45 degrees west about 60 chains, and north 38 
degrees west about 35 chains to section 29, village of 
Panbula; by that section and a line east to portion 73 
aforesaid; and by that portion north, to point of com- 
mencement. 

Notre.—That part (about 166 acres) of reserve 15,468 
from sale, reserve 15,469 from annual lease or occupa- 
tion license, for temporary common, notified 28th May, 
1892, within the above, is hereby revoked, 

[Ms. 1910-6,479 ] 


A 
For Rubbish Depot. 
Lanp District or Motone, anp AmAROO SHIRE. 


No. 45,507 from sale (45,508 from lease generally). 
County of Gordon, parish of Burrawong, containing 
an area of 2 acres. The Crown Lands within the boun- 
daries of measured portion 178,—as shown on plan G. 
3,474-1,567. 

[Ms, T9OI0-11,109] < 


3938 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 112, [20 Jury, 1910. 


For Travellirg Stock and Camping. 


Lanp District or Mupe@re, AND THE MUNICIPALITY 
OF GULGONG. 


No. 45,271 from sale (45,272 from.lease generally). 
County of Phillip, parish of Gulgong, containing an 
area of about 160 acres. The Crown Lands lying be- 
tween porticns 110, 82, 418, 412, Cooyal or Reedy 
Creek, portion 18, the Mudgee-Crssilis road, and the 
vod from that road to Gulgoilg. 

Nore.—Includes parts of reserve 23,603 from sale, 
and reserve 23,606 from annual lease for temporary 
common, notified 18th January, 1896, reserve 44,546 
from lease generally, notified 15th September, 1909, 
travelling stéck reserve 23,607 from sale, and 28,612 
from annual lease, notified 18th January, 1896, hereby 
revoked; and parts of reserye 23,619 for mining, noti- 
fied 18th January, 1896, and reserve 25,280 from lease 
generally, and Gulgong population area, proclaimed 
19th April, 1890, which are not affected by this notti- 
fication. 

[| Ms. 1910-8,798] 


Lanp Districr or MupGrer, anpD WYALDRA SHIRE. 


Within the suburban boundaries of the town 
of Gulgong. 


No. 45,259 from sale (45,270 from lease generally). 
County of Phillip, parishes of Gulgong and Gunta- 
wang, containing an area of about 18 acres. The 
Crown Lands within the following boundaries : Ccom- 
mencing at the easternmost corner cf portion 48, 
parish of Guntawang; and bounded thence by a line 
south to a point west of the north-western corner of 
portion 7; thence by a line east partly forming the 
northern boundary of that portion to a point 3 chains 
in rectangular distance westerly from the sduthern 
prolongation of the western boundary of portion 83, 
parish of Gulgong; thence by a line south to a point 
3 chains in rectangular distance southerly from the 
westerly prolongation of the southern boundary of 
portion 83 aforesaid; thence by a line parallel to ihe 
southern boundary of that portion east to a point 3 
chains in rectangular distance westerly from the west- 
ern boundary of portion 38; thence by a line parallel 
to that boundary bearing south to the northern boun- 
dary of portion 60; thence by a line east to the west- 
ern boundary of portion 88 aforesaid; and by part 
of that boundary and bowndaries of portions 402, 83, 
416, and 5, to the point of commencement. 

Norr.—Includes part of reserve 44,346 from lease 
generally, notified 15th September, 1909, hereby re- 
voked. Gulgong vopulation areais nct affected by this 
notification. 


[Ms. 1910-8,798] 


No. 45,267 from sale (45,268 from lease generally). 
County of Phillip, parish of Guntawang, containing 
an area of about 10 acres. The Crown Lands lying 
between portions 30 and 60 and Wialdra Creek. 

Nore.-—Includes part of reserve 23,603 from sale, 
reserve 23,606 from annual lease for temporary 
common, notified 18th January, 1896, hereby revoked. 
Gulgong population area, proclaimed 19th April, 
1890, is not affected by this notification. 

[Ms. 1910-8,798] 


No. 45,265 from sale (45,266 from lease generally). 
County of Phillip, parishes of Guntawang and Gul- 
gong, containing an area of about 110 acres. The 
Crown Lands lying between portions 251, 350, and 
348, parish of Guntawang, portion 354, parish of Gul- 
gong, portions 347 and 346, parish of Guntawang, the 
north-easterly prolongation of the south-eastern boun- 
dary vf the latter portion, portion 170, parish of Gul- 
gong, the road from Ulan to Guigong, portions 349, 
247, and 5, parish of Guntawang, the southerly pro- 
longation of the eastern boundary of portion 359, that 
portion, portions 360, 341, and 340, the road from 
Coolah to Gulgong, and an area reserved this day for 
Gulgong Temporary Common. 

Norse.—Includes part of reserve 23,603 from sale, 
reserve 23,606 from annual lease for temporary 
common, notified 18th January, 1896; part reserve 
44,346 from lease generally, notified 15th September, 
1909, hereby revoked. Gulgong population area, pro- 
claimed 19th April, 1890, is not affected by this noti- 
fication. 

[Ms. 1910-8,798] 


No. 45,263 from sale (45,264 from lease generally). 
County of Phillip, parish of Guntawang, containing 
an area of about 105 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing on the western 
side of the road from Coolah to Gulgong, at the north- 
eastern corner of portion 259; and bounded thence by 
that side of that road bearing north-westerly about 40 


chains ; thence by a line to the south-eastern corner of 
portion 60; and by the southern boundary of that por- 
tion to Wialdra Creek; by that creek, northern and 
the eastern boundary of portion 137, part of the east- 
ern boundary of portion 73, and the northern boun- 
dary of portion 259 aforesaid, to the point of com- 
mencement ;—but exclusive of the land within the 
boundaries of measured portion 21. 

Nots.—Includes part of reserve 23,603 from sale 
and reserve 23,€06 from annual lease fer temporary 
common, notified 18th January, 1896; and part of 
camping and water reserve 25,946 from sale and 
25,947 from lease generally, notified 8th May, 1897, 
hereby revoked. Gulgong population area, proclaimed 
19th April, 1890, is not affected by this notification. 
[Ms. 910-8,798] 

For Water Supply. 

No. 45,273 from sale (45,274 from lease generally). 
County of Phillip, parish of Gulgong, containing an 
area of about 30 acres. The Crown Lands lying be- 
tween portions 401, 402, 38, 405, 404, 403, and 400. 

Novn.—_Includes parts of reserve 23,603 from sale, re- 
serve 23,606 from.annual lease for temporary common, 
notified 18th January, 1896; reserve 44,346 from lease 
generally, notified 15th September, 1909, hereby re- 
voked. Gulgong population area, proclaimed 1¢th 
April, 1890, is not affected by this notification. 

[Ms. 1910-8798] 


[385] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 20th July, 1919. 
RESERVES FROM SALE AND ANNUAL LEASE 
FOR TEMPORARY COMMON FOR THE USH 
OF THE RESIDENTS AT GULGONG. 
T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 101st section of the Crown Lands 
Act cf 1884, and the 39th section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1839, the lands hereunder described shall be 
reserved trom sale pending determination of the por- 
tions to be set apart for temporary common for the use 
of the residents of Gulgong, and reserved and ex- 
empted from annual lease, and they are hereby re- 
served and exempted accordingly. 
S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lan- District or MepcGren, AND WYALDRA SHIRE, AND 
GuLeone Municipality. 

No. 45,275 from sale (45,276 from annual lease). 
County of Phillip, parish of Gulgong, containing an 
area of about 240 acres. The Crown Lands lying be- 
tween portions 37, 405, 415, 116, 414, 112, 86, 71, 84, 
again 112, 396, 129, 232, 90, 105, 249, and 254. 

Norr.—tncludes parts of reserve 23,603 from sale; 
reserve 23,606 from annual lease for temporary 
common, notified 18th January, 1896; reserve 44,346 
from lease generally, notified 15th September, 1909, 
hereby revoked. Gulgong population area, proclaimed 


_ 19th April, 1899, is not affected by this notification, 


[Ms. 1910-8,798] 
Lanp District or Mupare, AND WYALDRA SHIRE. 


No. 45,261 from sale (45,262 from annual lease). 
County of Phillip, parishes of Guntawang and Gul- 
gong, containing an area of about 740 acres. The 
Crown Lands within the following boundaries: Com- 
mencing at the easternmost corner of portion 346, 
parish of Guntawang; and bounded thence by a line 

earing north 24 degrees 49 minutes east to the south- 
western boundary of portion 170, parish of Gulgong ; 
by the boundaries of that pcrtion and portion 168 to 
Wialdra Creek; by that creek and the boundaries of 
portions 85 and 34, parish of Guntawang, and the 
eastern boundary of portion 60, to the north-eastern 
corner of travelling stock and camping reserve, noti- 
fied this day; thence by part of the eastern boundary 
of that reserve, part of the eastern side of the road 
from Coolah to Gulgong, the northern, and part of 
the eastern boundary of portion 351, and the northern 
boundaries of portions 350 and 346, to the point of 
commencement,—but exclusive of the land within 
measured portions 358, 348, and 342, parish of Gul- 
gong, and 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 61, 47, 1384 and 
220, parish of Guntawang. 

Nort.—tncludes part of reserve 23,603 from sale; 
reserve 23,606 from annual lease for temporary 
common, notified 18th January, 1896, and part camp- 
ing and water reserve 25,946 from sale, camping, and 
water reserve 25,947 from lease generally, notified 
8th May, 1897, hereby revoked. Gulgong population 
area, proclaimed 19th April, 1890, is not affected by 
this notification, ; ; . 

[Ms, 1910-8,798] 


r 


20 Juny, 1910.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 112. 3939 


[387] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


RESERVES FROM SALE OR LEASE, &o. 


it is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 39th section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1889, the lands hereunder described shall be 
and are hereby temporarily reserved from sale or lease 
respectively, or from sale and lease, &c., as herein- 


after specified. 
S. W. MOORE. 


After Auct‘on-sale. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrricr or AtBury. 


No. 45,487. County of Goulburn, parish of Albury, 
town of Albury, containing an area of 12 acres 2 roods 
25 perches. The Crown Lands within the boundaries 
of allotment 3, section 96; allotments 9 and 11, sec- 
tion 99; and allotments 1 to 9, section 103. Plans 
A. 27-1,302, A. 36-1,302 Roll. 

[Aln. 1910-8,122)] 


Lanp District or Nowra, And Municreat District or 
BroveutTon, 

No. 45,492. County of Camden, parish of Wallaya, 
containing an area of 12 acres 2 roods 4 perches, 
The Crown Lands within the boundaries of portion 165, 
—as shown on plan ©. 129-2,041. : 

[Aln. 1910-8,656] 


Lanp District or Picron, snp WoLLoNpILLy SuHtre. 


“No. 45,498. County of Camden, parish of Killa- 


warrah, Containing an area of 37 acres, ex road. The’ 


Crown Lands within the boundaries of measured por- 
tion 8,—as shown on plan C, 129-1,521. 
[Ms. 1910-10,747] 

No. 45,491. County of Camden, parish of Burrago- 
rang, containing an area of 27 acres 2 roods. The 
Crown Lands within the boundaries of portion 92,— 
as shown on plan C, 83-1,521, 

[Aln. 1910-8,645} 


~Lanp Disrricr or Scone, AND Wooicoms Surre. 


No. 45,488. County of Brisbane, parish of Tyrone, 
village of Bunnan, containing an area of 13 acres 0 
roods 6 perches. The Crown Lands within the boundaries 
of allotment 10 of section 1, allotments 1 to 6 of 
section 2, allotments 1 to 3 of section 4, allotments 1 
to 10 of section 5, and allotments 1 to 7 of section 6, 
village of Bunnan,—shown on plan catalogued B. 
1-2,463. Roll. 

[Ms. 1910-10,755] 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


LAND DIstTRIcr oF Corowa, AND BERRIGAN SHIRE. 


No. 45,489. County of Denison, parish of Ulupna, 
containing an area of 1 acre 2 roods. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of portion 80 of 1 acre 
2 roods.. Plan D. 1,605-1,798. 

[Aln. 1910-8,258] 


From Lease generally and from Sile other than 
Auction Sale only. 


Lanp District or WARIALDA, AND ASHFORD SHIRE, 


Within Gragen and Gramen resumed area No. 681a. 
No. 45,490. County of Arrawatta, parish of Graman, 

containing ‘an area of 5 acres 3 roods 2 perches. The 

Crown Lands within measured portions 96 to 107,— 

as shown on plan catalogued A. 2,482-1,847, 

[Aln. 1910-75373] 


From Sale or Lease other than Scrub Lease. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


UAnp District or RYLSTONE, AND RYLSTONE SHIRE. 


No. 45,494. County of Roxburgh, parish of Stewart, 
containing an area of about 1,180 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries: Commencing 
on Round Swamp Creek, at the south-eastern corner 
of portion 23; thence bounded by Round Swamp 
Creek and Turon River generally southerly to an oak- 
tree marked broad-arrow over L over ‘CO; thence by 
the range forming the western watershed of Round 
Swamp Creek generally northerly to a five-wire fence ; 
by that fence north-easterly to portion 23 aforesaid ; 
and by that portion east, to point of commencement. 
[Oce. 1910-5,816] 


No, 112, 20 Jury, 1910,—7. 


; for “‘parish of Warialda’’ read “‘parish of Mandoe.’ 


[Aln. 1910-7,601] 


' associated conditional lease, for 
» “parish of Derringullen.”’ 
' [ Ms, 1910-9,069] 


From Sale and Leases generally. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Cooma, axp Datcery Suine. 
Within Snow Vale resumed area No. 149a... 


No. 45,522. County of Wallace, parishes of Gun- 
garlin and Nimmo, containing an area’ of about 9,420 
acres. The Crown Lands within the boundaries of 
Snow Vale resumed area No. 1494,—-as shown on plan 
Ms. 1,095 Gbn. R. “ 

LOce. 1910-6,597 | 


Lanp Disrrict or Gen Innes, AND SEVERN Suree. 


No. 45,523. County of Gough, parish of . Beardy 
Plains, containing an area of 60 acres.’ ‘The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries cf measured portion 
306,— as shown on plan G. 2,850-1,761. eae 


~[Ms. 1910-11,529] 


Nore.—tThe notification of 22nd June, 1910, setting 
apart this area for original conditional purchase 13 
hereby revoked. 


[393] Department of Lands, . 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


ERRATA. 
Lanp Disrricr of WARIALDA. 


N the revocation of part of travelling. stock reserve 
30,1382 (Gazette of. 22nd June, 1910, page 3476), 


d 


Lanp District oF CoNDOBOLIN. 


In Gazette No. 154 of 8th December, -1909, page 
6655, in line 5 of description of reserve 44,587 trom 
sale (44,588 from license and lease generally) for- 
travelling stock and camping, for ‘‘Plan Ms. 734 Fs. 
R” read ‘‘Plan Ms. 780 F's. R’’ ; page. 6650, in column 


8 of schedule of revocation of reserve for classification, 


notined LOth April, 1907, county Cunningham, parish 
Murga, for ‘‘Plan Ms. 734 Ws. R” read ‘Plan, Ms. 
780 Hs. R’’; page 6649, in column 10 of schedule of. 
revocation of reserve 24,120 from sale (24,121 from 
lease and license) for water supply, county Cunning- 
ham, parish Murga.:for ‘‘Plan Ms. 734 Fs. R’’ read 
“Plan) Ms. 750) Wee Rei? 


[Ms. 1909-20,463] 


Lanp District or YAss. 


In notification in Gazette of 6th July, 1910, pago 
3729, setting apart about 140 acres, county of King, 
for original conditional purchase at £1 per acre and 
‘parish of Yass’? read 


Lanp Disrrrer or BATEuUuRST. - 


In the notification of reserve 45.435 for quarry: 
(Gazette 29th June, 1910, page 3573), parish Coola- 
migal, county Roxburgh, area about 7 aeres, for ‘‘Com- 
mencing at a point bearing north 5 degrees -cast’’ 
read ‘“‘Commencing at a point bearing east. 5 degrees 
north.” : cites 
[Ms. 1910-9,833] 


Lanp Disrricr oz Nowra. 


In tho notification in Gazette of 13th July, 1910, 
page 3840, setting apart portion 292 of 42 acres (olan 


' ©. 2,357-2,041), county Camden, for additional hold- 


‘parish of Dallaya’”’ 
'S. W. MOORE. 


ings at 18s. 4d. per acre, for 
read ‘parish of Wallaya.”’ 


[Ms. 1910-10,348] 


347 Forestry Department, 
Bee Sydney, 23th July, 1910. 


NOTICE UNDER THE FORESTRY ACT. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that 
the undermentioned Officer is authorised under 
the provisions of section 14 of the ‘‘Forestry Act, 
1909,” to issue Timber and Fuel Licenses under ihe 
said Act, namely :— 


The Acting Forester. Mongarlowe. 


IF. 1910-8,041 ‘ r 
: JOHN PERRY. 


3940: NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 


[20 Jury, 1910. 


Private Abbertisements, 


GOVERNMENT SAVINGS BANK OF NEW SOUTH 
WALES. 


THE Crown Lands Agent, Narrabri, has received instructions 
from the Commissioners of the Government Savings Bank of 
New South Wales to cell by public auction, at noon, on 
Wednesday, the twenty-seventh day of July, 1910, the 
following property :— 

All those 640 acres conditionally parchased and conditionally 
leased lands, being Conditional Purchase 19v4-54 of 1€0 acres, 
portion 23, and Conditional Lease 35,484 of 48) acres, portion 
24, parish of Milner, county of White, Land District Narrabri, 
selected by Joseph Schiller, on 11th August, 19.4. 

Further particulars may be obtained at the Office of 

GEORGE WHITEHOUSE COOKS, 
Solicitor to the Commissioners, 
' Moore-street, Sydney. 
187 6s. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership here- 
tofore subsisting between us, the undersigned, Peter 
Constantine and Edwin Janaway, in the business of 
billiard-room proprietors, carried on by us at the 
Cecil Billiard Hall, No. 5 Pitt-street, Sydney, has 
been dissolved by mutual consent, as from the date 
hereof, and the business will be henceforth carried 
on by the said Edwin Janaway, alone.—Dated this 
thirteenth day of July, 1910. 

PETER CONSTANTINE. 

EDWIN JANAWAY. 
Witness to both signatures,— 
a A. A. Haminton, 1144 Pitt-street, Sydney. P 
176, s.. 


THE late partnership existing between George Winkley and 
Joseph Solomon Vindin, as butter manufacturers at West 
Maitland, having been dissolved as on the Ist day of July, 
1910, the public is notified that the business will in future 
be carried on by George Winkley, who will receive all 
moneys and pay all accounts.—Dated this llth day of July, 
1910. 


GEORGE WINKLEY. 
Witness,—ALBERT COLEMAN, 
Clerk to Logan & Carlton, Solicitors, 


West Maitland. 
Je So. VINDIN. 


Witness, —W. V. W. THompeson, 
Solicitor, 
‘ West Maitland, 
207 6s. 


——ee 


COWABEE ESTATE LIMITED. 


At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Mem- 
bers of the abovenaméed Company, duly convened and 
held at the registered Office of the Company, 45 
Hunter-street, Sydney, on Thursday, the twenty-third 
day of June, 1910, the following Extraordinary Re- 
solution was duly passed; and at a second Extra- 
ordinary Meeting, duly convened and held at the 
same place on Tuesday, the twelfth day of July, 


1910, was duly confirmed as a Special Resolution, | 


namely :-— 


“That. the Company be wound up voluntarily 
under the provisions of the ‘‘Companies Act, 
1899,’? and that Philip Henry Morton, of 
Sydney, be and is hereby appointed liquidator 
for the purpose of such winding up.” 


P. H. MORTON, 


Chairman, 
Dated this 12th day of July, 1910. 


Witness,—Hariey U. MacKenzie, Solicitor, 
279 George-street, Sydney. 


168 6s. 
THE UNIVERSAL PLATE-GLASS INSURANCE | 


COY. LTD. 
In Liqurparton. 


NOTICE.—A General Meeting of Shareholders in the 
above Company will be held at 10 a.m. on Wednes- 
day, the 20th day of August next, at Scott Chambers, 
94 Pitt-street, Sydney, for the purpose of passing the 
final statements of account. 

D. G. PEELE, 


177 eck 


In the matter of W. F. Coxon & Co. Ltd. 


AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Share- 
holders of the abovenamed Company, duly convened 
and held at George-street, Sydney, on the twelfth day of 
July, 1910, the following Extraordinary Resolution 
was passed unanimously :— 


That it has been proved to the satisfaction of the 
Shareholders of W. F. Coxon & Co. Ltd., 
that the Company cannot by reason of the 
business premises being demolished, and by 
reason of its liabilities, profitably continue 
its business, and that it is advisable to wind 


up the same. 
W. F. COXON, 
Managing Director, 
Chairman. 
167 5s. 


MEMORANDUM OF REGISTRATION FOR A 
NO-LIABILITY COMPANY. 


1. The name of the Company is to be ‘‘The Trunkey 
Paes nas Leads Gold-mining Company, No-Lia- 

ility. 

2. The first place of intended operations is at Trun- 
key Creek, parish of Mulgunnia, county of Georgiana, 
New South Wales. 

3. The first registered office of the Company will be 
situated at 14 Martin-place, Sydney. 
can value of the Company’s intended property is 

5. The amount of money at the credit of any person 
on behalf of the Company is £100, and the total 
liability of the Company, or which the Company is 
intended to assume or undertake, is £1,000. 

6. The nominal capital of the Company is £1,400 
in 5,600 shares of 5s. each, of which one thousand six 
hundred shares are allotted as fully paid up. ; 

7. The number of contributing shares subscribed for 
is 4,000. : 

8. Ten per centum of the contributing capital has 
been duly paid up in cash. 

9. The only contract entered into on behalf of this 
Company is that of which the particulars are stated 
hereunder, viz. :— 

A contract dated the eighth day of July, one 
thousand nine hundred and ten, between 
Henry Alfred Mitchell Merewether and Francis 
Parker Bolton, of the one part, and Arthur 
James McDonald, solicitor, as trustee for and 
on behalf of the Company of the other part. 

10. A majority in number of the members in the 
Company, such majority holding at least one-half of 
the issued capital, and all the creditors of, and per- 
sons entitled to enforce any claim against the Com- 
pany, have consented to its incorporation as a No- 
Liability Company. 

Dated this eighth day of July, 1910. 

We, the persons whose names and addresses are sub- 
seribcd, hereby apply to register ‘‘The Trunkey Creek 
Deep Leads Gold-mining Company” as a No-Liability 
Company. 


No. of Shares 


Names, Addresses, and Descriptions of taken by each 


Subscribers, Subscriber! 
Wm J. Tidex, 14 Martin-place, Clerk ... .. One 
H. Yewens Russell, 14 Martin-place, Accountan One 
©. J. Thompson, Manly, Grazier One 


H. M Mackenzie, 14 Martin-place, Clerk a One 

Allan A. Smith, Mosman, Manager... sat cee ES 

Clifton Richardson, Forsyth-st., Willoughby, One 
Clerk. 

May Merrick, Croydon Park, Typist ... ws, One 


I, Harold Yewens Russell, do hereby declare and 


| affirm that— 


1. I am the provisional manager of the said in- 
tended Company. 

2. The above statements are, to the best of my 
belief and- knowledge, true in every par- 
ticular. 

And I make this solemn declaration as to the matters 
aforesaid according to the law in this behalf made, and 
subject to the punishment by law provided for any 
wilfully false statement in any such declaration. 


H. YEWENS RUSSELL, 
Provisional Manager. 


Declared before me, this 8th day of July, 1910,— 


Rosert §. Preort, J.P. 
178 19s. 


20 Jury, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 


3941 


DENILIQUIN AND MOAMA RAILWAY COMPANY. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Seventy-second Ordinary 
General Meeting of the Shareholders will be held at the 
Company’s Office, Deniliquin, on Tuesday, the second day of 
August, 1910, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon. 


BUSINESS : 


Yo receive the report of the Directors and balance sheet 
for the half-year ending 30th June, 1910, and to transact 
such other business as may be brought forwa:d in 
accordance with the provisions of the Act incorporating 
the Company. 

By order. 

D. TENNANT, 
Secretary. 


Deniliquin, 11th July, 1910. 
182 6s. 


DENILIQUIN AND MOAMA RAILWAY COM PANY, 


WE, John Holtom and John Kincaid, two of the Directors 
of the Deniliquin and. Moama Railway Company, and David 
Tennant, Secretary of the said Company, do solemnly and 
sincerely declare that the subscribed capital of the Company 
is one hundred and twenty-five thousand pounds (£125,000). 
That the amount paid up thereon is one hundred thousand 
pounds (£100,000). That the amount the Company at this 
date is legally entitled to borrow on debentures is fifty 
thousand pounds (£50,000). That the amount now raised by 
the Company on debentures does not exceed the amount the 
Company can now legally borrow. 

Ana we now make this solemn declaration as to the matter 
aforesaid, according to the law in this behalf made, and 
subject to punishment by law provided for any wilfully false 
statement in any such declaration. - i 


JOHN HOLTOM, } p: ctor 
JOHN KINCAID’ } aye Vass 


‘Taken and declared at Melbourne, in the State of Victoria, 
this twelfth day of July, 1910, by John Holtom and 
John Kincaid, before me— 

D,. TENNANT, J.P. 
D. TENNANT, Secretary. 

Taken and declared at Mathoura, in the State of New South 
Wales, by David Tennant, this eleventh day of July, 
1910, before me— 

P. 8. Brack, J.P. 


183 ‘ 9s. 


‘*Compantes Act, 1899.” 
LONDON VALLEY GOLD FIELDS (1907), Limirep. 


NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 141 of the 
“*Ccompanies Act, 1899,” that a General Meeting of the 
Members of the abovenamed Company will be held at the 
Company’s Office, Union Bank Chambers, Hunter-street, 
Sydney, on Monday, the twenty-second day of August, 1910, 
at the hour of two o’clock in the afternoon, for the purpose 
of having an account laid before them showing the manner in 
“which the winding up has been conducted and the property 
of the Company disposed of, and of hearing any explanation 
that may be given by the Liquidator, and also of determining 
by extraordinary resolution the manner in which the books, 
accounts, and documents of the Company and of the Liqui- 
dator thereof shall be disposed of.—Dated the 20th day of 


July, 1910. 
D. G. LUMSDEN, 
Liquidator. 
229 6s. 


WHITTON PUBLIC HALL COMPANY, LTD. 


NOTICE.—A Final Meeting of Shareholders in the above 
Company, for the purpose of receiving the Liquidator’s 
Report, and formally dissolving, will be held at my office, 
Cash Store, Whitton, at 2 p.m. on 20th August. 
F. E. JAMES, 
Liquidator. 


231 3s. 


AUSTRALIAN GASLIGHT COMPANY. . 
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of 
the Company will be held at the Head Office of the Company, 
163 Kent-street, Sydney, on Thursday, 28th July instant, at 2 
p.m., to receive the Report of the Directors for the past 
half year, to elect Directors, to appoint Auditors, and to 
transact such other business as may be brought forward in 
conformity with rule. 

Candidates for the Direction and Auditorship are required 
to give not less than seven clear days’ notice in writing to the 
Secretary. 

The retiring Directors, viz., George J udah Cohen, Arthur 
- Wigram Allen, Charles Henry Myles, Joseph Henry Storey, 
William Cornelius Goddard, Hon. Henry Moses, M.L.C., 


James Scroggie, Harry Solomon Levy, Patrick Thomson 
Taylor, Augustus Frederick Robinson, Alfred Consett Stephen, 
and Alfred George Milson, Esquires, have given the requisite 
notice that they are candidates for re-election, for which they 
are eligible under the Act. : 

The retiring Auditors are Lewis Alexander Johnstone, 
F.C.P.A., and Wilfrid Law Docker, F.C.P.A., Esquires, and 
being eligible, cffer themselves for re-election. 

The Transfer Books of the Company will be closed until 
after the meeting. 


By order of the Board, 


Company’s Head Office, R. J. LUKEY, 
163 Kent-street, Sydney, Secretary. 
233 14th July, 1910. Os: 


MUNICIPALITY OF LEICHHARDT. 


‘Local Government Act of 1906,’’ and Acts amending 
the same. 


Impounding Act. 
Norrce or Removan or Powunp. 


IT is hereby notified, for public information, that the 
Pound formerly situated at Allen-street, Leichhardt, 
has been removed to a site situate at the corner of 
Hill and Catherine-streets. (Garbage destructor pro- 


perty). 
By order, 
F. H. G. HARGREAVES, 
Town Hall, Leichhardt, Town Clerk. 
18th July, 1910. 
181 5s, 


MUNICIPALITY OF NEWTOWN. 
EXTRAORDINARY VACANCIES—CAMDEN WARD. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Messrs. John Milne and 
Frederick Jones have been duly elected Aldermen for the 
Camden Ward for the unexpired period of Aldermen Cox and 
Edwards’ (resigned) term of office ending on the last Friday 
of January, 1911. 


A. MACKINTOSH; 
Town Hall, Town Clerk and Returning Officer. 
Newtown, 13th July, 1910. 
190 4s. 


MUNICIPALITY OF NEWTOWN. 
EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY—ENMORE WARD. 
NOTICE is hereby given that Hugh Theodore Macready has 
been duly elected Alderman for the Enmore Ward for the 


unexpired period of Alderman Ibbotson’s (resigned) term of 
office ending on the last Friday of January, 1911. 


A. MACKINTOSH, 
Town Hall, Town Clerk and Returning Offcer. 
Newtown, 13th July, 1910. 
191 4s. 


GRENFELL MUNICIPAL COUNCIL. 

NOTICE is hereby given that Alexander L. Taylor has been 

duly appointed Nuisance Inspector, also Sanitary Inspector, 

for the Grenfell Municipal Council. 

JOHN TAYLOR, 
Mayor 


. 
Ya 


3s. 


Grenfell, Sth July, 1910, 
2 


EXTRAORDINARY ELECTION OF TWO ALDERMEN. 
NOTICE.—I, John Edward Dowling, Returning Officer for 
Municipality of Balranald, have this day declared Alfred 
Greenham, blacksmith, Balranald, and Henry Ithel Morgan, 
grazier, Balranald, duly elected Aldermen for the Council of 
the Municipality of Balranald. 


J. E DOWLING, 

Rosert D, Murray, J.P. Returning Officer. 

Municipal Chambers, Balranald, 
13th July, 1910. 

205 4s. 


THE COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY OF BALRANALD. 
NOTICE is hereby given that John Smith has been appointed 


Nuisance Inspector and Thomas Quinn, Waste Water 
Inspector for the Council of the Municipality of Balranald. 


J. E, DOWLING, 


Municipal Chambers, Balranald, Town Clerk. 


13th July, 1910. 


206 3s. 


3942) 


‘MUNICIPALITY OF COOMA. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. K. Searson, J.P., has been 
duly appointed by the Council Valuer of all ratable property 
within the Municipality of Cooma, 


GEO. KAUFLINE, 
Municipal-Chambers, Cooma, Mayor of Cooma. 
15th July, 1910. 


214° : hehe ER 


MUNICIPALITY OF KIAMA. 


NOTICE is hereby given that G. A. Riley has been duly 
appointed to the office of Inspector of Nuisances for the 
above Municipality,—as from the 9th instant, in leu Hl 
Windsor, resigned. 


THOMAS LOVE, 
Council Chambers, Kiama, Mayor. 
llth July, 1910. 


215 4s, 


RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE LOCKHART 
COMMON, 


Definitions. 
1. In the following Regulations— 


“Stock” includes> ] orses, asses, mules, cattle. 


Mectings of Trustees. 


2. Ordinary meetings of the Trustees shall be held on the 
second Wednesday of every month, at such places as may be 
agreed upon. 


3. Special meetings n ay be convened by any Trustee upon 
twenty-four hours’ notice given as prescribed by Regulations 
made by the Governor. No business shall be transacted at a 
special meeting except that specified in the notice. 


Appointment of officers and their duties. 


4. The Trustees may from time to time appoint and remove 
a Secretary, Herdsman, and such other officers as they may 
deem necessary for the management of the Common. 

5. They may also fix the remuneration to be paid to such 
officers, and such remuneration shali be paid accordingly out of 
the revenues of the Common. 

6. It shall be the duty of the Secretary to issue notices and 
attend all meetings of the Trustees; to keep a minute-book 
of proceedings; to keep the Commoners’ Roll, copies of the 
Commons Acts and Regulations, and other necessary books and 
documents; and to receive and account for all moneys on 
tehalf of the Trustees. 

7. The Secretary shall, within forty-eight hours, pay a'l 
moneys so received into the Trustees’ account with such 
Bank as they may appoint. He shall render accounts of receipts 
and expenditure and submit the Bank-book at the ordinary 
meetings of the Trustees. 

8. The Secrctary shall also kecp a Herd-book for the 
Commons or portion of a Common held by the Trusteesin form 
of Schedule A hereto, in which shall be registered the names 
and addresses of the Commoners enrolled on the Commoners’ 
Roll and the description and brands of all stock belonging 
to each‘Commoner depastured upon the Commons or portion 
ofa Common. The Herd-book shall be open to the inspection 
of any pereon at any reasonable time. 


2 Signature and seal. 


9, All resolutions passed at any meeting of the Trustees, 
and all cheques and orders for the payment of money, shall be 
signed by a Trustee and by the Secretary, and shall be sealed 
with the corporate seal of the Trustees. 


Complaints and petitions. 


10. All complaints and petitions shall be lodged in writing 
with the Secretary, and shall be laid by him kefore the 
Trustecs at their next ordinary meeting. 


Pasturage of Commoners’ Stock and Fees for sam3. 


11. The number and description of stock which a Commoner 
may depasture on the Commons or on a portion of a Common 
held by the Trustees, and the fees payable are thoze mentioned 
in Schedule B hereto. 

Ifa Commoner does not derasture on any Commons or portion 
of a Ccmmon the maximum nu nber of either hors¢s or cattle, 
he may depasture an equivalent number of cattle or horses (as 
the case’ may be) calculated in the relative proportion of the 
respective maximum numbers fixed in the Schedule, on psy- 
mert of the fees therein m ntioned. 

12. If stock of a Commoner sarcharge1 on the Commons or 
portion of a Common have been twice distrained or impounded 
under section 17 of the “Commons Regulation Act of 1898,” the 
Commoner shall, in addition, be liable to a penalty net exceed- 
ing five shillings for every animal surcharged which has’ been 
twice distrained or impounde} as aforesaid. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 


[20 Jury, 1910. 


Extendcd Pasturage and Pasturage for Travelling Stock. 


13. On pryment to the Secretary of the fees fixed by 
Schedule U hereto, the animals actually in use by bona fide 
carriers, teamstere, ‘travellers, and drovers, for carriage, riding, 
or driving shall, on the expiry of three days from the date on 


which they were placed on the Common, or on the expiry of 


such longer period as may be rendered necessary by rain or 
floods, be a'lowed extended pasturage for one week longer, 
and travelling stock may also be depastured on the Common 
for one week, provided that in all cases notice of intention to 
depasture such arimals as aforesaid shall be given to the Herds- 
man at least two hours previous to such depasturing. 


Rules as to pasturage and management. 


14. No entire horse, ass, or bull above the age of six months 
shall be depastured upon any Common held by the Trustees 
without the cxpress permission of the Trustees, granted by 
resolution at an ovdinary meeting. Such permission may in 
like manner be withdrawn. And no pigs, sheep, or goats 
shall be allowel on any put of the Commons. Any Com- 


moner breaking this Regulation shall be liable to a penalty 


not exceeding £5. 


15. No fees will be charged for Secantchitey the progeny of 
registered stock, if such progeny be under the age of six 
months. 


16. All fees for depasturing stock must be paid quaréeny 
in advance to the Secretary cn or befo:e the Ist of January, 
1st April, Ist July, and 1st October in each year. If stock be 
placed on the Commons between those dates, a proportionate’ 
part of the fees must be paid in advance. Any Commoner 
breaking this Regulation shall for each offence be liable to a 
penalty not exceeding £1. 


17. All stock depastured on the Commons will be at the 


owner’s risk. 


18. Before stock are placed on the Commons, a full descrip- 
tion, with brands of such stock, must be registered with the Sec- 
retary by the owner, who must at the same time subscribe in 
the Herd-book a declaration that he is a Commoner, and that 
such stock are his own individual property. Any person placing 
stock on the Commons without being so registered shall be 
liable to a penalty not exceeding £5. 

19. Any Commoner whe registers in his own name any 
stock belonging to another person shall be liable to a penalty 
not exceeding £5. 

20. Except cows in milk, and horses, and working cattle in 
ordinary use, no stock depasturing on the Commons shall’ be 
removed therefrom unless notice of the intended removal 
be given by the owner to the Herdsman. - Any person breaking 
os cee shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding £1. 

. I'he Herdsman shall intimate the. removal to the Sec- 
oe who shall register the same in the Herd-took. 

22. If the Trustees intend to destroy any infected Grichal, 
pursuant to section 18 of the “ Commons Regulation Act, 1898, 3 
the notice of intention to destroy the animal shall be to the 
effect of Schedule D hereto. 

23. The Trustees may, whenever they see fit, order a general 
muster of stock depasturing on any Commons or portion of a 
Common held by the Trustees. 

24. It shall be the duty of the Herdsman to carry out, under 
direction of the Secretary, or Chairman, all orders ‘of the 
Trustees; to inspect and muster stock; to ascertain from time 
to time that all stock depasturing are duly registered in the 
Herd-book, and that the fees thereon are duly paid; to report 
all strayed and missing stock tothe Secretary and to the owners 
thereof ; and to impound, in the name of and under a general 
authority from the Trustees, a'l stock illegally on the Com- 
mons. 


Miscellancous and penalties. 


25. The Secretary may, on payment to him of the charges (if 
any) fixed by Schedule EH hereto, issue a permit in the form of 
Schedule F to any Commoner to take fallen timber or under- 
wood from the Commons. 

254. Before stock are placed on the Commons they shall be 
legibly brandcd with fire brand. Any person placing stock on 
the Commons without being so branded shall be liable to a 
penalty not exceeding £2, 

,26. Persons desiring to cut and remove standing timber or to 
take coil or stone from the Commons shall make an application in 
the form of Schedule G hereto. The charges imnposed by the 
Minister and set out in Schedule H hereto shall be paid to the 
Secretary. 

27. Any person depouting rubbish on the Commons without 
the consent of the ‘Trustees shall be liable to a penalty not 
exceeding £5. 

£8. If any person causes a tree to fall upon or across any 
road or track within the Commons, he shall remove the same 
within twenty-four hours, or be liable to a penalty not ex- 
ceeding £1. 

29. Any person destroying water- course, drain, well, or 
reservoir, or in any way polluting the water on any part of 
the Commons, or committing any other trespass thereon, shall 
be liable to a pena'ty not exceeding £5, 


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20. Jury, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. tio 3943 


30. Any person who enters into or upon the Commons, and 
wilfully or negligently leaves open or down any gate or slip 
panel, shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding £5. 


General penalty. 


31. Any person committing a breach of these Regulations for 
which no penalty is hereinbefore provided shall be liable to a 
penalty not exceeding £10. 


| 


‘Remarks, 


Goats 
cot 
=| 
3 
7) 
fQ 


Sheep. 


Scurepure A (Reg. 8). 
HERDSMAN’S-BOOK. 


“pee A 
red aye 


"yIe WN 


Cattle. 


“‘purig 


° 
za 
“‘peoil 
lad aie 


*puvtig 


Horses. 


No. 


Name and 
Address 
of 
Commoner, 


Date. 


Scneputs B (Reg. 11). 


DescripTion and Number of Commoners’ Stock to be depas- 
tured on the Lockhart Commors, and Seale of Pasturage ° 


Fees, 
General Number Allowcd, 
Numer Allowed 
Whsleaed in Excess of 
} ee, oe he f Permeancnt | Temporary |General Number, 
Co umon. Common, 
Description Common. re A 
My : 3 a z = oT . & 
mtock. : g . 3 
Egle | es|e8|8el/a2| 2g | a5 
E2!,8!]ge/.,9)] sole ga nA 
ag | Sa l/eg)]e88)38)28!] <q oA 
Ea as aCe liad Bech liege cl es 
mn che n | M 
me | ee ae | SR) AM SB) AM | 88 
ge 8. d cemmct 
Horees......+.. 5 124 0 f : 5 |12 ¢ 8 16 0 
Entires ...... i 140 RG) Le OM Cl Ses5e 
Cattle tack oF GeO... Re 5 |10 ¢ 3 1622°0 
otisee eee 120° OS | Vs LO ONDE Auk 
eee NE ee ) 


Scuepute C (Reg. 138). 


Scare of Fees chargeable for the extended pasturage cf 
animals actually in use by bona fide Carriers, Teamsters, 
Travellers, and Drovers, and for Travelling Stock allowed 
by the Trustees to be depastured on the Lockhart Com- 
mon, 


Not exceeding 


Per Fight 
Description cf Stock. Per Head per “Head Ree West. per 
Day. per Day. ey 
Horses. | Cattle. | Sheep. | Camels. fate 


Carriers, teamsters, 
travellers, and 


drovers’ animale|(2 1] 9 a Sore at Saas 
actually in use .. 
Travelling stocks sO) Av Ore lite OL te sacave de oon : 


ScHEpuLE D (Reg. 22). 
Notics of intended destruction of an infected animal. 


wo 
To 


We, the undersigncd, Trustees of the Lockhart Common, 
being of opinion that the arimal more particularly described 
below, and of which you are the owner, is infected with a con- 
tagious or infectious disease, do hereby give you notice, in terms 
of section 18 of the ‘Commons Regulation Act, 1898,” that it 
is our intention to destroy such animal. 


Kind and 
tgs Brands and| Name and Address of Owner or 
pet Description. Marks. supposed Owner. 


ScHEDuLe Ef (Reg. 25). 


Scare of Charges for Fallen Timber and Underwood taken 
from the Lockhart Common. 


ABA Per Load of 
Description of . 
» Timb d emarks, 
piece Naa Pe One Two Three | Four | Bullock 
Horse. | ILorses. | Horses. | Ilorses.| Team. 
suede lesa d: |) sds neo del sse d. 
Trees or logs ...| 0 6|0 9|0 9|2 0|2 6 one 
Saplings ........)0 6/0 9/0 9)2 0/2 6) ...... 
Underwood...... OM GHiOls OOM Oth een e2ia Gi eps 


a UE 


Scuepute F (Reg. 25). 
Prrmit to remove Fal'en Timber and Underwood. 


] aviog paid the authorised fees for the same, is 
hereby permitted to take the fullen timber and underwood 


described in the Schedule below f:om the Common. 
Number cf Loads. 
Nate 
iption cf { Amount 
Seti One | Two | Three | Four | Bulleck ad Paid. 
Ilorse. ari td ILorses.| Horses.\ Team. 

| } 
Trees or logs | 
Saplings 
Underwocd.. | 
——_—_—_——— SS SaaS 

‘4 For the Trustees, 


3944 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. [20 Jury, 1910. 


Scurpure G (Reg. 26). 


APPLIcaTIon to cut and remove Standing Timber anl take 
Soil and Stone from the Lockhart Commors 


To the Secretary of the Lockhart Commons. 


I have to request that you will obtain for me a License to 
cut and remove the standing timber (or take the soil and 
stone), more particularly mentioned below, from the 


Common ; and I herewith enclose the sum of £ as the 
authorised charges for such timber (or soil or stone). 
Dated at this day of , 19 
Applicant. 
Standing Timber for Firewood. £ 8. d 

One horse load @ 6d. per load 
Two ry 8d.° % 
Three ,, @10d. , 


Four: |, @ 1s. x 
Bullock loads @ Is. A 


Other Standing Deal Timber. 


Trees @ per tree. is a ver 0 2 6 
Soil. 
Loads @ per lead 1) ws wi 0,246 
Stone. 
Loads @ per load O° Hr 0 
£ 
‘cere or entail 


ScHEeDULE H (Reg. 26). 


Scatz of Fees chargeable for Standing Timber and for Soil and 
Stone taken from the Lockhart Common. 


Standing Timber for Firewood. £ 8. d. 
One horse load ... Aye $0 es 4-0 0 eaO 
Two 3 nes a ta nae ae | 0 0 8 
Three ,, et aes ee ies sot hon! Onn O LO 
Four 5 Ses nt ae iO ctl a6 
Bullock load Oe elonO 


Other Standing Timber. 


Per tree ... ae re i aes aeO® 25.6 
Soil. 

Per load .., Pe t ie ae eo meine 276 
Stone. 

Per load ... bee en Age wie soo rk O ee) 


Given under our hands and seals, this 2nd day of 
June, 1910. 


JOHN J. HODGSON, ) 
J. A. MELDRUM, _ | 
(1.8.) H. W. NETTE, > Trustees. 
JOHN HINES, 
JAMES NOLAN, J 


Thereby impose the charges set forth in Schedule H to there 
Rules and Regulations. 
‘ JOHN PERRY, 


Minister of Agriculture. 
211 


WAKOOL SHIRE. 


NOTICE.—Henry John Blanch, Police Constable, Bar- 
ham, has been appointed by the Wakool Shire Council 
Inspector of Slaughter Houses, under the ‘‘Cattle 
Slaughtering and Diseased Animals and Meat Act, 
1902,’ for the Police District of Barham. 


HENRY COURTNEY, 
Shire Offices, Moulamein, 


Shire Clerk. 
11th July, 1910. 
179 As, 


WAKOOL SHIRE. 


NOTICE.—Henry Courtney has been appointed by 

the Wakool Shire Council Poundkeeper of the Public 

Pound at Moulamein. 

HENRY COURTNEY, 
Shire Clerk. 


3s. 


Shire Offices, Moulamein, 
is lith July, 1910. 


CARRATHOOL SHIRE. 


NOTICE is hereby drawn to the fact that objections having 
been called for, and none having been lodged, the above 
Council have granted Emily Wakley permission to erect a 
Public Gate on the road on T.S.R.. 24,942, on a line between 
the north-east corner of portion 10 of the parish of Bel- 
lingerambil South and the south-west corner of the parish of 
Bunda, county of Nicholson. 


R. W. MORROW, 

: Shire Clerk.° 
Carrathool, 14th July, 1910. 
208 4s. 


SHIRE OF HUME. 


IT is hereby notified that Constable T. C. Morris, stationed 
at Bowna, and Constable T. Donnelly, stationed at Brock- 
lesby, have been duly appointed Slaughter-house Inspectors 


within the Shire of Hume. “ 


THOMAS WILSON, 
- President. 
Shire Office, Ist July, 1910. 
209 4s, 


WALGETT SHIRE COUNCIL, No. 45. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. H. Burmeister has been 
appointed to the following positions :— 


ENGINEERS. 


Sanitary Inspector. 

Public Gates Inspector. 
Noxious Weeds Inspector. 
Licensed Vehicles Inspector. 


HAMILTON NEILLEY, 
Council Chambers, Walgett, Shire Clerk. 
11th July, 1910. 


210 5s. 


In the intestate estate of John Ovenden Smith, late of © 
Araluen, labourer, deceased. 


ALL persons having claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 5th day of August, 1910. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
15th July, 1910. 
200 4s. 


In the intestate estate of Mary Jane Foxall, late of M: lrose, 
Margaret-street, Manly, spinster, deceased. 


ALL persons having claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 29th day of July, 1910. 

T. W. GARRETT, 

: Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
15th July, L910. 

201 4s. 


In the intestate estate of Sidney John Muir Thorburn, late of 
Coonamble, bank teller, deceased. 


ALL persons having claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 5th day of August, 1910. 


T. W. GARRETT, 


Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Syduey, 


15th July, 1910, = 


202 4s, 


In the intestate estate of James Margetts Hutchings, late of 
11 Stanley-street, Sydney, collector, deceased. 


ALL persons having claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 29th day of July, 1910. 


T. W. GARRETT, 

Curator of the above Estate. 

Chancery-square, Sydney, 
~ 15th July, 1910. 


203 4a, 


In the intestate estate of John Brown, late of Millthorpe, 
labourer, deceased. 


ALL persons having claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the*'same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 29th day of July, 1910. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
15th July, 1910. 
204 > 3 B ‘ 45, 


20 Jury, 1910.) 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will and codicil of Robert Julius Moxon, late 
of Grafton, in the State of New South Wales, 
clerk in holy orders, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘“‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that all 
creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed de- 
ceased (who died on or about the 24th day of April, 
1910), and probate of whose will and codicil was 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 9th day of June, 
1910, to Thomas Frank Moxon, one of the executors 
named in the said will (the other executor named 
having renounced probate thereof), are hereby re- 
quired to send in particulars of their claims to the 
said Thomas Frank Moxon, or to the undersigned, 
the proctor for the said executor, on or before the 
25th day of August next, at the expiration of which 
time the said executor will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased among the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard to the debts and claims only 
of which he shall then have had notice; and the said 
executor will not be liable, for the assets so distri- 
buted, to any person of whose debt or claim he shall 
not have have had notice at the time of such dis- 
tribution.—Dated this llth day of July, 1910. 


R. DOBIE BAWDEN, 
Proctor for the said Executor. 
17 7s. 6d 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Harriett Ryan, late of Granville, in the State 
of New South Wales, widow, deceased. 


NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and other persons 
having any claim upon or affecting the estate of the above- 
named deceased, who died on the 16th day of February, 1893, 
are hereby required to send in full particulars of their claims 
to The Permanent Trustee Company of New South Wales 
(Limited), O’Connell-street, Sydney, the trustees of the said 
estate, before the 27th day of August next, after which 
date the said The Permanent Trustee Company of New South 
Wales (Limited) will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased among the parties entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts and claims only of which it shall then 
have had notice ; and the said Company shall not be liable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person 
of whose claim it shall not have had notice at the time of 
such distribution.—Dated this 15th day of July, 1910, 


For The Permanent Trustee Company of New South Wales 
: (Limited), — 
‘A. PERCIVAL BEDFORD, 
CHARLES Ernest BYRNES, Manager. 
Solicitor for the said Trustee, 


George-street, Parramatta. 
195 7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Turfit Middlebrook, late of Bendolba, 
near Dungog, in the State of New South Wales, 
farmer, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate-and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’: Notice is hereby given that all 
creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed 
deceased, who died on or about the llth day of Janu- 
ary, 1888, and probate of whose will was granted by 
the Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its 
Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction, on the 20th day of June, 
1888, to John Robson, of Dungog, auctioneer, and 
George Walker, of Dungog, miller, the executors 
named in the said will, are hereby required to send 
in particulars of their claims to the said George 
Walker, the surviving executor, or to the undersigned, 
his proctors, on or before the 28th day of August 
next, at the expiration of which time the said execu- 
tor will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts and claims only of which he shall 
then have had notice; and the said executor will not 
be liable, for the assets so distributed, to any person 
of whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice 
at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 15th day 
of July, 1910. 
ELLIOTT & WALLER, 
Proctors for the said Executor, 
Dungog. 


By their. Agents,—McDoneti & Morrirr, 
George and Wynyard streets, Sydney. 
184 . 78. 6d. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 


3945 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Mary Ann Dennis; late of Hawkin’s 
Creek, near Barraba, in the State of New South 
Wales, married woman, deceased. 

PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- ' 

tion Act, 1898” :. Notice is hereby given that all credi- 

tors and other persons having any claims or demands 
against or upon the estate of the abovenamed de- 
ceased, ‘who died at Hawkin’s Creek, near Barraba, 
on the 22nd day of April, 1909, are required to send | 
in full particulars of their claims and demands upon 
the said estate to Reginald John Jacobs, proctor for 

Herbert William Perry, the executor of the said 

estate, to whom probate was granted by the Supreme 

Court of New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdic- 

tion, on the 28th day of June, 1909, on or before the 

29th day of August next, in default whereof the said 
executor will, after the last-mentioned date, proceed 
to administer the estate and distribute the assets 
among the parties entitled thereto, having regard 
only to the claims and demands of which he shall then 
have notice; and the said executor will not be liable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to 
any person of whose claims he shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 

16th day of July, 1910. 

REGINALD J.. JACOBS, 


Proctor for Executor, 


By his Agents,— Barraba. 
GARLAND, SEABORN, & ABBOTT, 
' 14 Moore-street, Sydney. 
185 7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the estate of Laurence Perry, late of Hawkin’s*/ 
Creek, near Barraba, in the State of New South 
Wales, farmer, deceased, intestate. 4 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra-'' 
tion Act, 1898:’’ Notice is hereby given that all credi- 
tors and other persons having any claims or de- 
mands against or upon the estate of the abovenamed 
deceased, who died at Manilla, on the 4th day: of 
November, 1895, are required to send in full parti- 
culars of their claims and demands upon the said 
estate to Reginald John Jacobs, proctor for Herbert 
William Perry, the administrator of the said estate, 
to whom administration de bonis non was granted by. - 
the Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Pro- 
bate Jurisdiction, on the 26th day of July, 1909, 
on or before the 29th day of August next, in default 
whereof the said administrator will, after the last- 
mentioned date, proceed to administer the estate’ 
and distribute the assets among the parties entitled 
thereto, having regard only to the claims and demands: | 
of which he shall then have notice; and the said 

administrator will not be liable, for the assets or any 

part so distributed, to any person of whose claim he 

shall not have had notice at the time of such dis- 

tribution.—Dated this 16th day of July, 1910. 


REGINALD J. JACOBS, 
Proctor for Administrator, 
Barraba. 
By his Agents,— 
GARLAND, SEABORN, & ABBOTT, 
14 Moore-street, Sydney. 
186 7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Elizabeth Hannah Hills, late of Woollahra, 
near Sydney, in the. State of New South Wales, widow, 
deceased. 

PURSUANT to the ‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 

Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and _ 

other persons having any claims upon or being otherwise in- 

terested in the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died 
at Woollahra aforesaid on the 2lst day of April, 1909, are 
hereby required to send in full particulars of their claims to 
the undersigned, the proctor for the executors of the will of 
the said deceased, before the 2nd day of September next, after 
which date the said executors will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased amongst the parties entitled 
thereto, having regard to the claims of which they shall then 
have notice ; and the said executors shall not be lable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person, of. 
whose claim they shall not have had notice at the time of, 
such distribution.—Dated this 20th day of July, 1910. 
REGINALD SULLIVAN, 
Proctor for the Executors, 
Post Office Chambers, 
- Pitt-street, Sydney... ++ 


3946 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 


(20 Juny, 1910. 


In the Estate of George Salting. 


PURSUANT to section 92 of the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and 
Administration Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all 
creditors and other persons having any claims or demands 
upon or against the estate of George Salting, late of number 86 
St. James’s street, London, in the county of Middlesex, Eng- 
land, Esquire, who died on 12th December, 1909, and whose 
will was duly proved in the Principal Registry of His Majesty’s 
High Court of Justice, Probate Division, on 22nd ‘January, 
1910, by Arthur Flower, the surviving executor in the said 
will named, an exemplification of which probate was, on 23rd 
June, 1910, sealed with the Seal of the Supreme Court of 
New South Wales, are hereby required to send in writing the 
particulars of their claims or demands to the undersigned 
on or before the 4th day of October next, at the expiration 
of which date the said executor will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the testator in this State amongst the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard to the claims of which he has then 
notice ; and he shall not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim he has not 
had notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 20th 
day of July, 1910. 


CAPE, KENT, & GADEN, 
Solicitors for the Executor, 
Commercial Union Chambers, 
99a Pitt-street, Sydney. 
224 7s. 6d. 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,528) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Jabour Joseph, of South Grafton, hawke:, 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of Eli Daher Aboud, LElizabeth-street, Redfern, 
merchant.—Dated at Sydney, this 18th day of July, 1910. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy, 


Official Assignee—CHABLES FAIRFAX WATERLOO Lioyp. 
217 3s. 6d. 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1893.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,535) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Richard Reeves, of Coonamble, 


NOTIOE is hereby given that a Sequestration O.der has this 
day been mide against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of Harrison, Jones, and Devlin (Limited).— Dated at 
Sydney, this 18th dav of July, 1910. 


F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—WiILLIimM HaRrRineTon PaLMER. 
218 3s. 6d. 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,539) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
‘Re William Bulgin, of Queen-street, Wcollahra, chemist. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of Sayers, Allport (Limited)—Dated at Sydney, this 
13th day of July, 1919. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 

Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—CuarLes Farnrax WATERLOO Lioyp. 
219 3s. 6d. 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptey Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,647) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Samrel Charies Porter, of Belmo e-avenue, Belmore, 

, - poulterer. 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has thia 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on his own 


petition.—Dated at Sydney, this 12th day of July, 1910. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—WiILLIAM Harrington PatMer. 
220° 8s. 6d, 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. ] 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,551) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Michael Bull, of Frederickton, farmer. ' 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on his own 
petition.—Dated at Sydney, this 18th day of July, 1910. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—CHARLES Farrrax V/aTERLOO LLoyD. 
221 3s. €d, 


‘ 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.J 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,549) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Sydney Beale Matthews, of Bathurst, clerk, now 
working as a packer. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this , 


day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on his 
own petition.—Dated at Sydney, this 15th day of July, 1910. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 

Official Assignee—WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER. 
[431] Free 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,548) 
IN BANKRUPTCY, 
Re Thomas Evans, of Bellambi, miner. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on his own 
petition.— Dated at Sydney, this 13th day of July, 1910. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—CuArLEs FarrFax WATERLOO Lioyp. 
[432] Free 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,552) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re James Duffy, of Helensburgh, miner. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on his own 
petition. —Dated at Syduey, this 18th day of July, 1910, 


F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Oificial Assignee—WIL1L1AM HARRINGTON PALMER. 
(433h|eae Free 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,550) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re John Paul Tacchi, of 69 Spring-street, Waverley, draper’s 
assistant, formerly traveller. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrunt, on his own 
petition.— Dated at Sydney, this 15th day of July, 1910. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee— CHarLes FarrFax W.aTERLOO Lioyp. 
[434] Free 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Sydney Beale Matthews, of Bathurst, clerk, now working 
as a packer at Blayney. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court house, Bathurst, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 5th day 
of August, 1910, at 11 am., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor t> vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Moore:-street, Sydney, not later than the 2nd day of August, 
1910. 


(18,549) 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee— WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER. 
[435] Free 


i 


er 


4 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wa'es. 


20 Tuy, 1910.] 


“NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 112. 


B947 


In the’Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTOY. 


NOTIOEH is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matter will be held at the Court, Citizens’ 
Chambers, Moore-street, Sydney, on the 2nd day of August, 
1910, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the course of business 
will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his proof 
must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy not later 
than the 29th day of July, 1910 :— 


Re Cuthbert Somers Bengough Ricketts (No. 18,511), of 
Grenfell, apprentice at. farming. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—CHartEs Farrrax WATERLOO Lroyp. 
436 Free 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matter, will be held at the Court, Citizens’ 
Chambers, Moore-street, Sydney, on the 4th day of August, 
1910, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the course of business 
will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his proof 
must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy not later 
than the 2nd day of August, 1910 :— 


Re Wilfred Layard Stillman (No. 18,541), of Mosman, estate 
agent, carried business on at 76 Pitt-street, Sydney. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


- Official Assignee—WILLIAM HaRgRineaton Parmer. 


[437 | Free 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Adrian Harper, of Breakfast Creek, Cobargo, sleeper cutter 
and carrier. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Bega, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 38rd day 
of August, 1910, at 11 a.m., or as soon after as the course 
of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Moore-street, Sydney, not later than the 28th day of July, 
1919. 


(18,544) 


F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—CHARLES FarRFax WATERLOO Lioyp. 
222 Gs. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,546) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re George Hurford, of Cootamundra, contractor. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at. the Court-house, Coota- 
mundra, before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 
5th day of August, 1910, at'11 a.m., or as soon after as the course 
of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged. with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Moore-street, Sydney, not later than the 29th day of July, 1910. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee— CHARLES FarrFax WatERtoo Lorn. 
223 6s. 


{Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. ] 
(16,246) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Andrew Charles Ison, formerly of Currabubula, farmer. 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that the aboveramed Andrew Charles Ison 
intends to apply to the Court, on Wednesday, the 17th day of 
August, 1910, at 10 a.m., or as soon afterwards as the course 
of business will admit, that a Certificate of Discharge be 
granted to him, under and according to the provisions of the 
“ Bankruptcy Act, 1898.”.—Dated this 12th day of July, 1910. 


RICHARD JOHN O’HALLORAN, 
Solicitor for Applicant, 
Tamworth. 
By R. Hf. Levren, his Agent, 
Wentworth Court, 64 Elizabcth-street, Sydney. 


“193 6s. 6d. 


No. 11%, 20 Jury, 1910.—8, 


[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge.]} 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (10,136) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re James Henry Wells, of Primrose’s-terrace, Windsor, 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that J, James Henry Wells, intend to apply 
to the Court, on Thursday, the 4th day of August, 1910, 
at 10 a.m., or as soon afterwards as the course of business will 
admit, that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to me, under 
and according to the provisions of the ‘ Bankruptcy Act, 1€98.” 
—Dated this 16th day of July, 1910. 


JAMES HENRY WELLS. 
230 6s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, (19,712) 
IN INSOLVENCY AND BANKRUPTCY. 


In the insolvent estate of Joseph Alexander Turner, 
formerly of Gunnedah, but now of Narrabri, in 
the State of New South Wales, hotel-keeper, 


To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


NOTICE is hereby given that this Honourable Court 
will be moved on Wednesday, the 3rd day of August 
next, at the hour of ten of the clock in the forenoon, 
or so soon thereafter as the course of business will 
admit on behalf of the abovenamed insolvent, Joseph 
Alexander Turner, for an order releasing his estate 
from sequestration.—Dated this 12th day of July, 


A.D. 1910. 
W. E. POTTS, 
Solicitor for the Insolvent, Joseph Alexander Turner, 
Narrabri. 


By his Agent,—A. W. E. WaAvER, 
Australasia Chambers, Martin-place, Sydney. 
175 6s! Gd, 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKROPTOY. 
Notice TO CREDITORS, 


ACCOUNTS with plans of distribution in the undermentioned 
estates, showing dividends as specified, are now filed in the Office 
of the Registrar in Bankruptcy, Citizens’ Chambers, Moore- 
street, Sydney, for the inspection of perzons interested: And 
notice is hereby given that such accounts and plans will be 
tubmitted to the Court for confirmation on Thursday, 4th 
August, 1910, at 1] a.m., if not previously objected to :— 


Frederick Pead, of “ Rosewood,” Hastings River, farmer 
(No. 6,573), a thirteenth account and eleventh plan of 
distribution showing payment of an equalising dividend of 
twenty shillings in the pound on one concurrent claim 
lodged since the filing of the last acecount, and carrying a 
balance of £2) 1s. 7d. forward to the credit of the estate. 


Daniel Crowley, cf Tintenbar, Richmond River, baker (No. 
18,430), w first account and first plan of distribution show- 
ing pry ment of a dividend of twenty shillings in the pound 
on one preferential claim and seven shillings and sixpence 
in the pound to concurrent creditors, and a balance for- 
ward of £51 17s. 7d. to the credit of the estate. 


WILLIAM HARRINGION PALMER, 
: Official Assignee. 
47 Elizabeth-street, Sydney, 
19th July, 1910. 
226 9s. 


LOST from Dulwich Hill, since 28rd June, 1910,—Chesinut 
blood mare, agej, short mane and tail, scar on neck, patch 
clipped on near shoulder, saddle-marked on back, brand not 
visivle, 
B. STEWART, 
243 New Canterbury road, 
Dulwich Hill. 


228 33, 


LOST, Saturday, 1fth July, 1910, from 43 Edwin-street, 
Croydon,—Bay pony mare, clipped, branded H on near 
shoulder, streak and snip on for ad, wearing canvas rug, scar 


over near eye, 
G. BARTLETT, 
43 Edwin-street, Croydon. 
227 38. 


3948 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 112. 


Be Tury, 1910. 


Empoundings. 


-,* Denese’ are reminded that Advertisements of 
ceahted Stock are charged for at the rate of ONE SHILLING 
FOR EACH ANIMAL DESCRIBED ; and no such Advertisement will 
be inserted in the Gazette unless. accompanied by a remittance 
sufficient to cover the cost of insertion. 


ALBURY. —Impounded ab Albury, on the 5th “day of July, 
1910, from off the streets, by Joseph Seymour, Inspector 
of Nuisances; sum due at date of notice set after each 
animal :— 

Red and white heifer, near ear marked, like [7 (blotched) near 
rump, about 1 year; 10s. 6d. 

Black and white steer, ears marked, like [7] 
about 1 year; 10s. 3d. 

Blue and white steer, ears marked, like 4.4 (faint) near rump 
about 1 year; 10s. 3d. 

White steer, ears marked, like [7 (blotched) near rump, about 
1 year; 1s. 3d. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

2&th July, 1910. 

173—4s. J. CONNORS, Poundkeeper. 


ARMIDALE.—Impounded at Armidale, on the 8th day of 
July, 1910, from crop, by order of Mr. John Lawlor :— 
Jersey bull, ———- over J W near rump, 18 months. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
28th July, 1910. 
2138—1s. T. FITZGERALD, Poundkeeper. 


BOGGABLLLA.—Impounded at Boggabilla, on the 7th day 
of July, 1910, from Boggabilla Temporary Common, by 
order of the Trnstees | ; 8um due at date of notice, 7s. 5d. :— 
Chestnut gelding, like 1 over B near shoulder, off hind fetiock 
white, broken, aged. 
Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
4th August, 1910. 
174—1s. J. NEWLANDS, Poundkeeper. 


BRINGELLY.—Impounded at Bringelly, on the ae day of 
July, 1910, from Bringelly, by Mr. R. Buck 

Roan ‘and white poley heifer, star, JG near rump, RB=S 
(conjoined) off rump, about 13 year. 

Light-roan heifer, red head and neck, R™§ (conjoined) off 
rump, about 14 year. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
4th August, 1910. 
196—2s. J. STANFIELD, Poundkeeper. 


BRUSHGROV E.—Impounded at Brushgrove, on the 7th day 
of July, 1910, from South Arm, by C. Piercy, by order of 
. James Cooney ; damages and driving, 1s. 9d. :— 
Chestnut gelding, like WU near shoulder, white mauve and tail, 
deformed fetlock near fore leg, 3 years. 
If not. released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
28th July, 1910. 
188—1s. G. YAGER, Poundkeeper. 


CANOWINDKA.—Impounded at Canowindra, on the 1ith 
day of July, 1910, from near Canowindra, by John A. 
Coghlan ; ; sum due at date of notice, 18s. 8d. 

Fifteen merino ewes, T tar-brand on back, full mouth, two 
pieces out front off ear, 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

4th August, 1910. 

198—1s. J. COGHLAN, Poundkeeper. 


CANTERBURY.—1mpounded at Canterbury, on the dth day 
of July, 1910, from paddock, Wardell-road, by Mr. A. 
MoBean ; delay in gazetting through sending notice to 
supposed owner ; sum due at date of 1 notice, £2 :— 

Roan heifer, no brands visible, one straight horn, about 3 years. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

28th July, 1910. 

212—1s. J. McCOY, Poundkeeper. 


CASINO.—Impounded at Casino, on the lst day = sein i 1910, 
from North Casino, by Mr. 8. J. Gay 
Yellow and white cow, top off near ear, slit off ear, = ike 5 low 
off rump, 6 near shoulder, 5 years. AO 
If not released, will pe sold at this Pound at noon ou tite 
21st July, 1910. 


Also, on the 5th day of July, 1910, from reserve 170, annual 
lease 1903-57, by Mr. 8. T. Northcott, North Casino :— 
Red cow, like AA over J FJ off rump, full ears, lump on knee, 

6 years, 
' If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
28th July, 1910. 
169—2s. J. DRISCOLL, Poundkeeper. 


FORBES.—Impounded at Forbes, on the 6th day of July, 
1910, from Peel Farm, by J. B. Farrand; sum due at date 
of notice, lis. :— Lar) 

Yellow cow, white along belly, B, near rump. 

Roan and white steer calf at foot. 

. If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

4th August, 1910, 

166 —2s, 


(faint) near rump, 


F'. FLINT, Poundkeeper. 


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INVERELL.—Impounded at Inverell; on the 12th Hs of 
July, 1910, from Bellview, by G. iT Hunt; damages and 
driving, Bee 

Red and white heifer, no brands visible, about-18 months. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at-noon on the 
4th August, 1910. : 
234—1s, H.. TURNHAM, Poundkeeper. 


: JINDERA.—Impounded at Jindera, on the 14th day of July, 
1910, from enclosed lands, by Alf. Schmidt, Esq.; sum 
due at date of notice, 6s, 9d. :— 

Red steer, like @C or GO off ribs, top and notch out near 
ear, white off flank, 18 months. 

If not released, will ‘be sold-at this Pound at noon on the 

4th August, 1910. 

197—1s. ~ J. KEIGHRAN, Poundkeeper, . 


LEICHHARDT.—Impounded at Leichhardt, on the 8th day 
of July, 1910, from Albany-road, by W. Mansfield, Peter- 
sham ; 3 sum due at date of notice, 18s. 6d. : 


Bay mare, Wid off shoulder, white spot on REY near hind 


foot white, aged, 15 Hata. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
28th July, 1910. 
171—I1s. 8S. SELBY, Poundkeeper. 


LEICHY ARDT.— Impounded at Leichhardt, on the 9th day 
of July, 1910, from No. 10 Kdith- street, Leichhardt, by 
H. Piper; sum due at date of notice, 143,:— 

Bay gelding, TM near shoulder, hind feet white, wee 17 
hands. 

If not released, will be cold at this Pound at noon on the 
28th July, 1910. 
170—1s. 8. SELBY, Poundkeeper. 


MORPETH.—Impounded at Morpeth, on the 12th day of 
July, 1910, from Edward-street, Morpeth, by Mr. H. Ling, 
Council’s Inspector ; sum due at date of notice, 6s. 6d. :— 

Light dark, bay horse, Hm'7 near shoulder, aged, 15 bands. 

Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

4th August, 1910. 

194—1s, D. McMAHON, Poundkeeper. 

NARANDERA.—Impounded at Narandera, on the 12th day 
of July, 1910, from Narandera Common, by F. sade 
Herdsman ; sum due at due of notice, 8s, 6d. : — 


Red bullock, star, white on off rump, like Q% C over {T° 


blotched near rump, front notch off ear, 5 years. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
5th August, 1910. 
216—1s. W. SLENDER, Poundkeeper. 


NORTH BOTANY.—Impounded at North Botany, on the 
8rd day of July, 1910, from Mr. W. Broihe’s paddock, 
by Mr. W. Broihie, Lord’s-road, North Botany; re- 
advertised on account of wrong age being given; sum due 
at date of notice, £2 138. :— 

Bay gelding, like DUB (the D 2 touching) over patie 
88 over 5 near shoulder, } near thigh, star, hind fet- 
locks and near front fetlock white, 6 years, 16} hands. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

23th July, 1910. 

232—1s. S. ROSSBRIDGE, Poundkeeper, 


PARRAMATTA.—Impounded at Parramatta, on the 16th 
day of July, 1910, from Darcy-street, by W. M. Cox, Hsq.; 
sum due at date of notice, 7s. 5d. :— 

Bay horse, like "T At) near shoulder, shod, white marks on 
back, little white hind feet, bag rug on and rope on head, 
aged, about 14 hands, 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

4th August, 1910. 

235—1s, I. FERRIS, Poundkeeper, 


QUIRIUNDI.—Impounded at Quirindi, on the 13th day of 
July, 1910, from Wallabadah Town Common, by order of 
Trustees :— 

Bay horse, star, white spots on back, like MK I near shoulder. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

4th August, 1910. 

199—1s. J. PORTSMOUTH, Poundkeeper. 


SILVERTON.—Impounded at Silverton, on the 11th day of 
July, 1910, from Dalgety & Co.’s Lease, by D. G.F. 
McKenzie, Esq. ;.sum due at date of notice, £5 7s. 6d. :— 

Roan or strawberry bull, short down horns, red ears, notch out 
near ear, like J, WV near rump, about 8 years, about 15 
hands, 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
28th July, 1910. xy 

189—1s. R. CROCKER, Poundkeeper. 


TENTERFI ELD.—Impounded at Tenterfield, onthe i8th day 
of July, 1910, from Sunny Side, by Mr. George Johnston; 
sum due at date of notice, 9s. 6d.:— 

Red heifer, like J 45 off rump, full ears, 23 years, 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

4th August, 1910. 

236—1s. 


A, MANSFIELD, Poundkeeper, 


20 Jury, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES “GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.” 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 112. 


3949 

CONTENTS. PAGE: 

Proclamations Ras toe eee oh - « §=—8 855 
Local Government Act—Proclamations, &c. 8562 
Retention of the title Honourable one 3867 
Appointments, Xe. ... see eee ves see «= 8867 
Government Notices Ne ce ose 30: .» 2868 
North Casino Swamp Drainage Trust—Trustees elected 3859 
Land and Income Tax Assessment—Notices respecting 38819 
Government Railways and Tramways—By-law... 3870 
Applications invited for positions... nes 3870 
Notices under -Real Property Act... 3871 
Rules of Court OB ie 3871 
Court Notices ise 3 aa 2 3872 
Tenders ae at ive cee aes +i ene Ou Ge 
Applications for Water Rights, &c., Licenses... .. 3876 
Licenses under Second-hand Dealers Act 3877 
Navigation Act — Certificates issued ee ob .. 3880 
District Courts oe of ees ee sot 1, 8880 
Quarterly Licensing Courts sae eke sre” Bstelll 
Oyster Culture Leases... a vee es fee) heist! 
Mines Department Notices Sot nee ven Bon eokstery 
Lands Department Notices a see ove somo SOL 
Forestry Notice ... , “ 8939 
Private Advertisements .., Sa: =i ase se, 3940 
Impoundings ze a er rs So: soe 3948 


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No. 113.] WEDNESDAY, 20 JULY. | 1910. 
SPECIAL GAZETTE UNDER THE “PUBLIC SERVICE CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENT. 
fUenk: 1902.” DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. © 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
APPOINTMENTS. Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 


DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. | the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the of the appointment of 


Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint Mr. Raymonp Grorcre Watts as Second Class Sheriff’s 
Ernest Lesytiz Marrniann, Esquire, Stipendiary Magistrate, Officer and Court Keeper, Bingara (Unclassified 
Parramatta, to be the Deputy of C. N. Payten, Esquire, Division), being confirmed. 
Stipendiary Magistrate, Sydney, during the absence of JOHN GARLAND. 


that officer, on other duty,—from the 19th July, 1910. 


WitiiamM GEORGE Burton SmitTH, Esquire, Clerk of Petty 3 ss 
Sessions and Chamber Magistrate, Central Police Office, ALTERATION OF DATE OF APPOINTMENT. 


tu be the Deputy of E L. Maitlaud, Esquire, Stipendiary DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 
Magistrate, Parramatta, during the absence of that officer | p79 Pxcellenc . . 

? 1 y the Governor, with the advice of the 
on other duty,—from the 19th July, 1910. Executive Council, and the concurrence of the Public . 


Constable Donatp Ross to be Acting Clerk of Petty | Gorvice Board, has been pleased to approve of the 
Sessions at Byron Bay, during the absence of appointment of Mr. Cyril Linton Verso as a Cadet 
Senior-constable Stephens, on leave,—from the | Draftsman in the Local Land Board Office, Hay, on 
date of commencing duty. probation for twelve months, taking effect from the 
9th September, 1909, instead of the 16th March, 
1910, as notified in Public Service Gazette No. 89 of 
Ist June, 1910, folio 2910 (MI. 1910-6,421). 

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S. W. MOORE. 


—_———, 


JOHN GARLAND. 


COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 

the Public Service Board, has approved of the appoint- 

ment of 

Mr. A. Cuuuen, Second Engineer, Pilot Steamer 
“Captain Cook,’’ Department of Navigation. as 


2) 


PROMOTIONS. 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor and the Executive Council 
have approve! of the promotion of the following named 
officers in the Public Works Department :— 


Woop, A. F. C.,—from 6th April, 1910. 
Donacpson, W. G ,—from 6th April, 1910. 
Trepitrs, P. C.,—from 6th April, 1910. 
Newe.., H H.,— from 6th April, 1910. 
Moons, O. J.,—from 6th April, 1910. 
Hevyry, H.,—from 6th April, 1910. 

Hotes, R. T.,—from 22nd June, 191). 


CHARLES A. LEE 


Chief Engineer, Pilot Steamer ‘‘Ajax,’’ vice Mr. 
J. M. Dalling, transferred. 


[E.M. 265] T. WADDELL. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor and the Executive Coun- 

cil have approved that \ 

Mr. Davin Roserrson be appointed, on probation for 
six months, as Inspector, Cement Testing, Depart- 
ment of Public Works,—to take effect from lst 


July, 1910. 
CHARLES A. LEE. 


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TRANSFERS AND APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 


TE Public Service Board have approved of the trans- 
fers and appointments of the undermentioned persons 
to the schools and positions specified in connection 
with their respective names :— 


Teachers.—Miss B. Doughan, from Brushy Hill to 
Piora; Mr. J. Longwortn, from Anuan Grove. to 
Warner; Mr. W. Bootes, from Morago to Wondalga; 
Mr. 8. J. Butler, from Keera to Upper Moor Creek 
Provisional; Mr. T. EK. Dunn, from Limestone to 
Tucklan; Mr. H. O. Williams, from Yerrabah to 
Gongolgon; Mr. A. Robinson, from Rylstone to Yerra- 
bah Provisional; Mr. W. J. Hickey, from Armi- 
dale to Rangaroi Provisional; Mr. W. J. Harrison, 
from Ford’s Bridge to Tomanbil Provisional; Mr. L. 
Paterson, from Manus Hali-time to Ashbridge; Mr. 
C. P. Newman, from Mogong to Caloola Half-time; 
Mr. A. E. Cayzer, from Sawyer’s Creek to Mogong ; 
Mr. H. Burns, from Milparinka to Little Billabong 
Provisional; Mr. M. Connelly, from Dry Lake Halt- 
time to Cook’s Gap Provisional; Mr. T. H. Morris, 
from North Bourke to Dry Lake Half-time; Mr. R. 
Smith, from Mossgiel to Little Caragabal; Miss -A. 
Barden, trom North Tarramia to Brushwood Pro- 
visional; Mr. H. J. Yaylor, from Bluff River to 
Upper Horton; Mr. C. E. Bagust, from Tarrowingie 
House-to-house to Pretty Pine Provisional; Mr. F. 
Lehane, from Pretty Pine to Federal Park; Miss E. 
Hoge, from Cockatoo Flat to Summer Vale; Mr. A. 
McKinnon, from Bericoe to Bootawah Hali-time; Mr. 

Abernethy, from Watermark to Nicholson’s 
Lagoon; Mr. H. Crouch, from Gwydir View to Water- 
mark Provisional; Mr. P. Hickey. from Upper Moor 
Creek to Two-mile Flat; Mr. D. O’Donnell, from 
Mullaley to Treloar; Mr. W. Stanley, from Rhine 
Falls Half-time to Rhine Falls Provisional; Mr. HE. 
Agnew, from Gulgamree Half-time to Gulgamree 
Public; Mr. W. R. Shield, from Ultimo to Bellawon- 
garah; Mr. W. Kenna, from Clifton to Burragorang ; 
Mr. F. W. Kennedy, from The Forest to Moor Creek ; 
Mr. V. Ross, from Trevellas to The Forest; Mr. A. 
Morris, from Bugilbone Half-time to Howe’s Valley; 
Mr. T. Goff, from Warrenbri to Bugilbone Half-time; 
Mr. K. Hogg, from Hill Plain to Winduella Pro- 
visional; Mr. P. KF. Tynan, from Winduella to Book- 
ham Provisional; Mr. A. EK. Richards, from Yambulla 
to Berkeley; Miss M. O'Donnell, from Armatree to 
Windora Provisional; Miss N. Denman, from Boolaroo 
to Greswick; Mr. J. Millward, from Laughtondale to 
Mangrove Creek; Mr. W. H. Smee, from Tacoma to 
Laugthondale; Mr. D. L. Jones, from: Mangrove Creek 
to Tacoma; Mr. W. Hamilton, from Woodville to 
Yerong Creek; Miss ©. Schrader, from Ebor Pro- 
‘visional to Ebor Public; Mr. P. G. Foster, from Glen- 
‘ross. Provisional to Glenross Public; Mr. J. Speer, 
from Attunga Springs Public to Attunga Springs and 
Midway Half-time; Mr. T..L. Farrell, from Midway 
to Bluff River; Mr. A. J. Reynolds, from Redfern to 
Bourke; Mr. W. H. Perkins, from Bowning to Bunda- 
noon; Mr. A. J. Campbell, from Mathoura to Bown- 
ing; Mr. H. Thompson, from Kimbriki to Mathoura; 
Mr. H. Sheldon, from Bell’s Creek to Kimbriki; Mr. 
A. Ratten, from Savernake to Kerr’s Creek; Miss I. 
Rennie, from Holmwood to Townsend; Mr. J.-D. 
Robison, from Chaucer to Holmwood; Miss A. Callan, 
from Pine Mount to Chaucer; Mr. W. H. Jepsen, from 
Tataila to Tucki Tucki; Mr. F. Tucker, from Colstoun 
to Trevallas; Mr. F. Ll. Woodhouse, from Invergordon 
“to Main Creek Provisional; Mr. C. EH. Will, from In- 
‘galba to Euwylong; Miss M. Wilson, from Burren- 
dong to Combo Provisional; Miss L. M. Jeffreys, from 
‘Wilgabone to Burrendong Provisional; Miss A. Auld, 
‘from Windora to Colstoun; Mr. P. Larkin, from Gar- 
‘dener’s-road to Mullaley; Miss E. Porter, from Berem- 
bed North to Mandalong Provisional; Miss D. Baal- 
man, from Coonabarabran to Lawrence Cross Roads 
Provisional; Miss C. Keating, from Hawarden to 
Tanglewood; Mr. KE. Grigg, from Peak View to Back 
Creek; Mr. W. D. Gregory, from Back Creek to 
Wallaya Half-time; Mr. D. R. McCartney, from Hill- 
view to Morgan’s Gully Provisional; Mr. F. Tickner, 
from Dartmoor Half-time to Cootralantra; Mr. P. H. 
‘Gordon Lavers, from Cootralantra to Sugarloaf Hill 
Provisional; Mr. D. Cahill; from Ashbridge to Ard- 
lethan ; Miss K. Cashman, from Tumbleton to Arama- 
gong: Mr. D. Perks, from Aramagong to Tumbleton ; 
Mr. EF. A. Harris, from Rolland’s Plains to Moor- 
Mr. J. Blackhall, from Moorwatha to Rolland’s 
Plains; Mr. G. W. Saxby, from Emu Creek Half-time 
to Ingalba, Mr. O. Swanson, from Glenair Half-time 
to Warrumbungle Provisional; Mr. D. Prentice, 
from Fernlawn Half-time to Fernlawn Provisional : 
Mr. M. J. White, from Ronchel Public to Rouchel 
and Davis Creek Half-time; Miss E. Clarke, 
from Charleville to Annan Grove; Mr. G. T. Howard, 


NKW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113. 


{2u JuLy, 1910. 


from Murrurundi to Willow Tree Half-time; Mr. P. G. 
Long, trom Mount Dangar Public to Mount Dangar 
and Baerami Creek Half-time; Miss L. Tate, from 
Moroko to Utungun; Mr. L. O’Neill, from Telegraph 
Point to The Hatch. 

Teachers on Probation.—Mr. A. E. Franks, from 
Beecroft to Naas; Mr. I. D. Bryant, from Camper- 
down to Bendolba Half-time; Mr. J. Snowden, from 
Byron Bay to Mockharra Provisional; Mr. K. Harri- 
son, from Pambuia to Dangelong Provisional; Mr. 8S. 
McCulloch, from Crystal-street to Kimo Provisional ; 
Mr. C. Pike, from Cleveland-street to Bericoe; Mr. J. 
O’Ryan, from Marrickville to Canyan Leigh; Mr. M. 
Hall; from Forbes to Dilga Provisional. 

Assistants, Assistants on Probation, and Temporary 
Assistants.—Miss K. Mason, from Cleveland-street to 
Bega lntants’; Miss hk, bailey, trom Singleton to 
ixeter; Miss H. Lees, trom Canterbury to Singleton 
Girls’; Miss A. I. Ritchie, from Wallendbeen to 
Parkes; Miss A. Cameron, trom Yass to Wallendbeen ; 
Mr. J. Johnston, from Botany to Camperdown; Miss 
E. Gibson, from Grafton to byron Bay; Miss A. Leach, 
from Cowra to Parkes; Miss EH. Corry, from Wright- 
ville to Cowra; Miss I. H. Beer, trom Nyngan to 
Wrightville; Miss V. Vigers, trom Dubbo to Nyngan; 
Miss V. Goard, from Walgett to Murwillumbah; Miss 
M. Nash, from Nundle to Charlestown; Miss A. 


Philip, from Riley-street to Randwick Asylum; Mr. | 


A. Roberts, from Warren to Morpeth; Mr. F. Short, 
from Newtown to Forbes; Mr. H. G. Hvans, from 
Fort-street to Orange; Mr. W. E. Hanney, from 
Grafton to Glen Innes; Miss I. Boland, from Moruya 
to Helensburgh; Miss A. E. Brownlee, from Kegworth 
to Moruya; Miss M. Steel, from Lambton to Newtown 


Cleveland-street to Warren; Mr. R. Buckridge, from 


Broken Hill to Cook’s Hill; Miss C. Dowling, from ». 


Woollahra to Singleton Girls’; Miss E. C. Speck, from 
Bathurst to Woollahra Girls’; Miss S. Roulston, from 
West Maitland to Paddington Girls’; Miss“K. Shea, 
from Paddington to Bathurst Girls’; Mr. W. F. 
Brook, from North Broken Hill to Cleveland-street ; 
Miss M. EH. Richardson, from Berkeley to Mount 
Keira; Mr. N. D. Knight, from Portland to Albion- 
street; Mr. H. Webster, from Darlinghurst to Port- 
land; Mr. §S. G. Nicoll, from Rockdale to Wagga; 
Mr. W. J. Jamieson, from Cleveland-street to Cook’s 
Hill; Mr. A. Cole, from Tamworth to Erskineville ; 
Mr. F. Sherring, from Goulburn. to Tamworth; Miss 
N. Pain, from Norfolk Island to North Goulburn ; Miss 
K. L. Titchen, from Surry Hills South to Germanton ; 
Miss A. Haddrill, from Goulburn to Surry Hills South 
Girls’; Miss N. Swyny, from Australia-street to Leich- 
hardt Infants’; Miss V. Ferguson, from Leichhardt to 
Petersham Infants’; Miss E. Wyse, from Greenwich 
to. Australia-street; Miss M. Macourt, from West 
Narrabri to Greenwich; Miss L. Moffatt, from Keg- 
worth to Crystal-street Infants’; Miss M. Douglass, 
from Crown-street to Kegworth Infants; Miss C. 
Comerford, from Bowral to North Newtown; Miss M. 
W. Ritchie, from Wagga to Bowral Infants’; Miss M. 
Donnelly, from Yass to Wagga Girls’; Miss K. 
McLeod, from Armidale to Blackfriars Infants’; Miss 
M. Shaw, from Inverell to Armidale Infants’; Miss 
H. Swan, from Woollahra to Blackfriars; Miss F. 
Little, from Chatswood. to Blackfriars; Miss N. 
Rutherford, from West Kempsey to. Blackfriars 
Primary; Miss E. Rivett, “from _ Blackfriars to 
North Newtown Infants’; Miss A. McCloskie, from 
Blackfriars to North Newtown Infants’; Miss J. 
Reid, from Blackfriars to North Newtown Infants’ ; 
Mr. R. Ovington, from Blackfrairs to North New- 
town; Miss G. Peterson, from. Blackfrairs to North 
Newtown Primary; Miss J. Archibald, from Wick- 
ham to Burwood Infants’ ; Miss M. Scobie, from 
Goulburn to Wickham Infants’; Miss L. Smyth, from 
North Broken Hill to Goulburn Infants: Mr..K. 
Hannay, from Tenterfield to Enmore; Mr. G. Allmon, 
from Marrickville to Wagga South; Miss M. Ryan, 
from Wickham to West Narrabri: Miss Li Tunks, 
from. Auburn to Parramatta Girls’: Mr. C. Walker, 
from Broken Hill to Bathurst; Mr. F. Wheeler, from 
Lower Southgate to. Gardener’s-road: Miss O. L. 
Nash, from Tanglewood to Coonabarabran :. Mr. R.: 
McBlane, from Mnuibring to Armidale: Mr. N. D. 
Robertson, from Broken Hill to West Tamworth ; 


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0 Juzy, 1910.] 


Miss T. Dwyer, from Cobargo to Pitt Row; Miss A. 
Daniels, from Randwick to Cobargo; Miss M. Proud, 
from William-street to Bemboka; Miss A. Vincent, 
from Mosman to William-street Girls’; Miss L. 
Thompson, from Tinonee to Murrurundi; Miss HE. R. 
Hourn, from Leichhardt to Mullumbimby; Miss A. 
Roach, from Mullumbimby to Tinonee ; Miss K. Her- 
lihy, from Kogarah to Stanmore Girls’; Miss .C. 
Meynink, from Arncliffe to Kogarah Girls’; Miss D. 
Harris, from Cook’s Hill to Emmaville; Mr. F. 
Street, from Plattsburg to Emmaville; Mr. R. J. 
Taylor, from Enmimaville to Plattsburg; Miss M. Bo- 
land, from Stanmore to West Wallsend Infants’ ; Miss 
A. Rogers, from Silverton to North Broken Hill Girls’ ; 
Miss B. E. George, from Broken Hill to Silverton; 
Miss A. Thorn, from Burke Ward to North Broken 
Hill Infants’; Miss K. Mewkill, from Heddon Greta 
to Stockton Infants’; Miss HE. Tipper, from Kast 
Kempsey to Heddon Greta; Mr. Dunn, from 
Broken Hill to Hast Kempsey; Miss M. Slack, from 
Bowral to Tumbarumba; Mr. H. J. Connell, from 
Broken Hill to Goulburn; Mr. A. W. Fitzgerald, from 
Lithgow to Forest Lodge; Mr. F. Byrne, from Cook’s 
Hill to Lithgow; Miss -. Anderson, from Parramatta 
North to Blackheath; Mr. N. J. Dunlop, from Gas- 
pard to Lucknow; Miss M. Keeley, from West Mait- 
land to Birchgrove Girls’; Miss G. Coleman, from 
Chatswood to West Maitland Girls’; Miss L. Davies, 
Temporary Assistant, Gordon, to be Assistant at 
Gordon; Miss I. Robertson, from Murrurundi to 
Tenterfield Boys’; Miss J. S. Webb, from Moree to 
Bellata; Miss A. Fry, from Newcastle South to Bel- 
linger Heads; Miss H. Thornton, from Mudgee to 
Newcastle South Girls’; Miss V. Flanagan, from 
Portland to Mudgee Infants’; Miss R. Fraser, from 
Bowral to Waterloo Infants’; Miss A. Stalgis, from 
Newtown to Portland; Miss A. Thompson, from Aber- 
main to Newtown Infants’; Miss K. McLean, from 
. Rozelle to Abermain; Miss L. Smith, from Bega to 
Bowral Boys’; Miss A. St. Smith, from Blackheath 
to Woollahra Girls’; Mr. W. J. Moffatt, from North 
Broken Hill to Broken Hill; Mr. J. Finlayson, from 
Alma to North Broken Hill; Mr. A. Baldock; from 
North Broken Hill to Alma; Mr, A. McInnes, from 
Tucklan to North Broken Hill; Mr. M. J. O’Connell, 
from Kerr’s Creek to North Broken Hill; Mr. W. 
Martin, from’ Gin Gin Bridge to Broken Hill; Mr. 
S. H. Bendeich from Dapper Half-time to Broken 
Hill; Mr. A. Anderson, from Hue Hue to Broken 
Hill; Mr. T. E. Naughton, from Two-mile Flat. to 
Broken Hill; Mr. J. Murphy, from Alma to Broken 
Hill; Mr. J. A. Murphy, from Gongolgon to Alma; 
Miss A. R. Johnston, from North Broken Hill to 
‘Broken Hill Infants’; Miss D. HE. Hill, from Hast 
Broken Hill to North Broken Hill Infants’; Miss M. 
Woods, from Alma to East Broken Hill Infants’ ; 
Miss A., McKensey, from Broken Hill to Hamilton 
’ Girls’; Miss M. Fitzpatrick, from Birchgrove to Bega 
' Primary; Miss L. G. Sparling. from Fort-street to 
Kogarah Girls; Miss C. McKay, from Auburn to 
Ashfield Infants’: Mr. W. A. Russell, from Dulwich 
Hill to Bourke; Mr. H. Cox, from Uralla to Dulwich 
Hill; Mr. C. Hanly, from Grenfell to Uralla; Miss L. 
Gibbes, from Springwood to Gulgong; Miss F. Har- 
rison, from Adamstown to Morpeth; Miss D. Suters, 
from Utungun to Telegraph Point; Miss lL. Gentle, 
from Uralla to Leichhardt Infants’; Miss E. M. Smith, 
from Paddington to Broken Hill Girls’; Miss KH. 
Vipond, from Woollahra to Paddington Girls’; Miss 
M. EB. Harvey, from Leichhardt to Lismore Girls’ ; 
Mrs. M. Everett, from’ Waratah to Hanbury; Mr. B. 
Reilly, from Ulmarra to Redfern; Miss G. Edwards, 
from Wollongong to Bomaderry; Miss A. Hinwood, 
from Glebe to Wallsend Infants’; Miss K. Brown, 
from Wallsend to Glenmore-road Primary; Miss A. 
M. Telfer, from Glenmore-road to Boolaroo : Mr. J. 
K. Jamieson, from Auburn to Petersham; Mr. J. H. 
Osborne, from Parramatta Nerth to Auburn. — 

Pupil-teachers and Junior Assistants.— Miss DD: 
Buchan, from Lawrence to Grafton; Miss M. McLean, 
from Wongajong to Forbes Boys’: Mr. A. F. Hearne, 
from Ulmarra to Grafton: Miss M. McMillan, from 
Stockton to Cook’s Hill Infants’; Miss G. Lloyd, from 
Gordon to Chatswood Girls’. 

Substitutes—Mr. A. F. Osborne, from Forest 
Lodge to Howlong, as Relieving Teacher; Mr. J. Har- 
ler, from Picton to Watson’s Bay, as Relieving 
Teacher: Mr. A. Ll. Hubbard. from Kogarah to 
Pelican Island. as Temvorary Teacher; Mr. W. G. 
Budden, from Erskineville to Clybucca, as Temporary 
Teacher: Mr. H. Martin, from Cleveland-street to 
Regentville, as Relieving Teacher: Mr. A. H. Ison, 
from Hargraves to Euchareena, as Relieving Teacher ; 
Mr. G. Blackett, from Thornleigh to North Rich- 
mond, as Relieving Teacher: Miss A. J. McMahon, 
from Pejar to Tallong, as Temporary Teacher. 

J. A. HOGUE. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113. 


3953 


ANNULMENT OF APPOINTMENT. 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, upon the recommendation of the 
Public Service Board, has approved of the annul- 
ment of the appointment of 


Mr. J. D. Jones, Teacher on probation, Half-time 
School, Blackbird’s Flat,—to take effect as from 
the 30th June, 1910. 

J. A. HOGUE. 


SERVICES DISPENSED WITH. 
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 
Stock Branch. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
a Public Service Board, has approved of the services 
) 

Mr. James Ireland Farrar, Clerk (on trial), Stock 
Branch, Department of Agriculture, being dis- 
pensed with,—as from the 30th June, 1910, in 
eee of section 9 ,of the ‘‘Public Service Act, 
O ”? 


JOHN PERRY. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has approved of the services of 
the following Ofticers.in the Dredge Service being dis- 
pensed with, viz. :— 


B. Rutter, J. Shade, J. J. Dunwoodie, R. Ewing, 
EK. F. Mullens, J. H. Hunter. 


CHARLES A. LEE. 


RESIGNATIONS. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has approved of the acceptance of 
the: resignation of 

Mr. William Frederick Wootten, Clerk, Registrar- 


General’s Department, of his position in the 
Public Service,—as from the 11th July, 1910. 


JOHN GARLAND. 


CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has accepted the resignation of 
Probationary Nurse Elsie Maude Annette Halbert, 
of the Coast Hospital, from the Public Service,— 
as from the 22nd July, 1910. 
W. H. WOOD. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor and the Executive 
Council have approved of the acceptance of the re- 
signation of 


Mr. R. Clarke, Seaman in the Dredge Service, Public 
Works Department,—to take effect from Ist 
June, 1910. ; 

Mr. W. B. Ogden, Cadet Draftsman, Public Works 
Department,—to take effect from the 20th June, 
1910. 

CHARLES A. LEE. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has approved of the acceptance 
of the resignation of 


Mr. H. A. Mayne, Teacher, Public School, Barham, 
subject to the provisions of section 6 of the 
“Public Service (Superannuation) Act, 1903,’— 
to take effect on the 30th July, 1910. 


J. A. HOGUE. 


3954 


RETIREMENTS. 
COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 
THE retirement from the Public Service, in terms of 
section 66 of the ‘“‘Public Service Act, 1902,” of 


' Mr. Michael Francis Cullen, 
Requisitions, Government Printing Office, at the 
expiration of the leave of absence granted to him, 


is hereby notified. 
[E.M. 260] T. WADDELL. 


CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of 


Mr. Peter O’Keefo, Second Carpenter, Coast Hospital, 


“NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113. 
i nies oe ee i ee 


[20 Jury, 1910. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 


‘HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 


Executive Council, and upon "the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 


. that 


Expert to deal with | 


Miss Teresa Booth, Assistant Teacher, Public School, 
Deepwater, be retired from the Public Service, 
without gratuity,—to take effect from the 31st 
July, 1910. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, upon the recommendation of the 
Public Service Board, has approved of the retirement 
from the Public Service of 


Department of Public Health, being retired from Mr. Paul Taylor, Teacher, Public School, Regentville, 
the Public Service in accordance avitlnne pro- —as from the 30th June, 1910, in accordance with 
visions of section 63 of the ‘‘Publie Service Act, the provisions of section 63 of the “Public Service 
1902.”’ Act, 1902.” 
W. H. WOOD. J. A. HOGUE. 
SYDNEY: 


Printed and Published by Wini1am APPLEGATE GULLICK, Government Printer and Publisher of the State ok 
New South Wales, at Phillip-street, 20th July, 1910. 


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[REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST OFFICE, SYDNEY, FOR TRANSMISSION BY POST AS A NEWSPAPER. ] 


No. 114.] FRIDAY, 22 JULY. [1910. 


HEREAS an Advisory Board, duly constituted under 
the ‘‘ Closer Settlement (Amendment) Act, 1907,” has 
reported that the land described in the Schedule hereto is 
suitable to be acquired for closer settlement : Now, therefore, 
I, FREDERIC JoHN Napipr, BARON CHELMSFORD, the Governor 
aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council of the 
said State, in pursuance of the provisions of the said Act, do 
declare, by this notification to be published in the Govern- 
ment Gazette, that I propose to acquire the said land for the 
purpose of closer settlement. 
[Clo, Sett. 1910-3,013] 


HEREAS an Advisory Board, duly constituted under 
the ‘* Closer Settlement (Amendment) Act, 1907,” has 
reported that the land described in the Schedule hereto is 
suitable to be acquired for closer settlement: Now, there- 
fore, I, Frepreric JoHN Napier, BARON CHELMSFORD, the 
Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council 
of the said State, in pursuance of the provisions of the said 
Act, do declare, by this notification to be published in the 
Government Gazette, that I propose to acquire the said land 
for the purpose of closer settlement. 


[Clo. Sett. 1910-3,013] 


PROCLAMATION PROCLAMATION 

Ww Sovrn Wats, By His Excellency The Right Honour. Raw Sourn WALEs, | By His Excellency The Right Honour. 
to wit. able FrepERic Jonn Napier, BARON to wit. able Freprric Joun Napier, Baron 
CHELMSFoRD, Knight Commander of CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 
(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint (u.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
CHELMSrorD, the State of New South Wales and its CuELMsrorp, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor, Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of Governor, Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 

Australia. Australia, 


SCHEDULE. 
Tut LAND REFERRED TO. 


Area about 12,785 acres. The estate known as ‘‘ Tib- 
bereenah,” situate in the counties of Nandewar and White, 
parishes of Narrabri, Tippereena, Cooma, Milner, and 


Area about 31,257 acres. The estate known as ‘‘Gunnible,” 
situate within the county of Nandewar, parishes of Bur- 
burgate and Weetaliba, Land District of Gunnedah, Liverpool 


Plains Shire,—shown approximately by red tint upon plan i pe : : : 
2, ! : urrawan, Land District of Narrabri, Namoi Shire and 
Beeogaed Msi '710-The, inthe Departaasat ¢f Lauds Narrabri Municipality,—shown approximately by red tint 


Given under my Hand and Seal, this twenty-second day | "Pou plan catalogued Ms, 850 Me., in the Department of 
of July, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine Lands, 


hundred and ten, and in the first year of His Given under my Hand and Seal this twenty-second day 
Majesty’s Reign 2 of July, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine 
peed : hundred and ten, and in the first year of . His 
By His Excellency’s Command, Majesty’s Reign, 
By His Excell 3 C d, 
S. W. MOORE. Femmes hi ew MOORE. 
[445] GOD SAVE THE KING! [446] GOD SAVE THE KING! 
SYDNEY: : 


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No. 115.] 


WEDNESDAY, 27 JULY. 


[1910. 


PROCLAMATION 
New Sovru Wates,) By His Excellency The Right Honour. 
to wit, ae Freperic JoHN Napier, Baron 
Curtusrorp, Knight Commander of 
(3) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia, 


N pursuance of the power and authority vested in that 


behalf by the “ Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 1898,” inthe | 


Governor of New South Wales, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, I, Frrprric Joun Napier, Baron CHELMSFORD, the 
Governor aforesaid, do, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, hereby appoint the following days and dates to be 
observed as Public Holidays in the localities mentioned here- 
under, namely :— 


Narandera District—Thursday, 4th August, 1910. 
Warialda District—Friday, 5th August, 1910. 
Junee District—Wednesday, 10th August, 1910. 
Berrigan District—Saturday, 13th August, 1910. 


Albury, Coolamon, Corowa and Ganmain Districts, and Coreen 
and Hume Shires—Wednesday, 17th August, 1910. 


Coolamon and Ganmain Districtsa—Wednesday, 24th August, 
1910, 


Parkes District—Friday, 26th August, 1910. 


Mosman, North Sydney, and Willoughby Districts —Wednes- 

day, 14th September, 1910. 

Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this 
twenty-sixth day of July, in the year of our Lord one 
thousand nine hundred and ten, and in the first year 
of His Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
W. H. WOOD. 


[596] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


| Gore Hill 


| [443] 


PROCLAMATION 
New Souru Wates, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour. 
to wit. AS FREDERIC JoHN Napier, Baron 
CnELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 
(L.3.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 


W HER&AS under and by virtue of the “ Theatres and 

Public Halls Act, 1908,” power is vested in the Governor 
of the State of New South Wales, by Proclamation in the 
Gazette, to apply the provisions of Part II of the said Act to 
euch theatres and public halls as may be named therein, or as 
may be situate within the localities named or described therein, 
and the said Psrt should apply only to such theatres and 
public halls: Now, therefo:e, I, Frepzric Joun Narige, 
Banon CusLMsrorD, the Governor aforesaid, with the advice 
of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the provisions of the 
said “ Theatresand Public Halls Act, 19(8,’ and of any other 
power me thereunto enabling, with the advice of the Executive 
Council of the said State, do, by this. my Proclamation, declare 
that the provisions of Part II of the “Theaties and Public 


| Helis Act, 190°,” shall be applied to the Halls mentioned 


hereunder, viz. :— 


Locality. Name of Hall. 
Baan Baa nae .. Baan Baa Hall 
Breeza... as eae .. School of Arts Hall. 


Masonic Hall. 


Greig’s Flat ... oe « Greig’s Flat Hall. 
Hurstville... eg .. St. George’s Parish Hall. 
Peakhurst wx wis ... School cf Arts Hall. 
Re2fton : Sc ... Reefton Hall. 

Upper Lansdowne... .. School of Arts Hall. 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this twcnty- 
sixth day of July, in the year of our Lord one 
thousand nine hundred and ten, and in the first year 
of His Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
: W. H. WOOD. 


GOD SAVE THE KING } 


3958 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. [27 Jury, 1910. 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sovrn Watzs, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour 
to wit, ae FRepERIC JoHN NAPpieR, BARow 
CHELMSsFoRD, Knight Commander of 

(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 


Michael and Saint George, Governor of - 


CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 

Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia. 

\ HEREAS by a Proclamation dated the twenty-first 


day of June, one thousand nine hundred and ten, and 
published in the Government (azette of the twenty-second 
day of June, one thousand nine hundred and ten, and where- 
as, by a Proclamation dated the fifth day of July, one thousand 
nine hundred and ten, and published in the Government 
Gazette of the sixth day of July, one thousand nine hundred 
and ten, J. B. Clegg, Esquire, Police Magistrate, was pro- 
claimed as Revision Courts in pursuance of the provisions of 
the ‘Parliamentary Elections Act, 1906,” for the Electoral 
Districts of The Hawkesbury and Camden respectively : And 
whereas the said T. B. Clegg, Esquire, is unable to constitute 
euch Revision Courts through ill-health: Now, therefore, 
J, The Right Honourable FREDERIc Joun Napier, Baron 
CHELMSFORD, as Such Governor as aforesaid, with the advice 
of the Executive Council, do hereby proclaim F. P. D. Meares, 
Esquire, Police Magistrate, to constitute such Kevision Courts 
in the place end stead of the said T. B. Clegg, Esquire, for 
the Electoral Districts of The Hawkesbury and Camden re- 
spectively, 


Given under my Hand and Seal at Sydney, this twenty- 
sixth day of July, in the year of our Lord one 
thousand nine hundred and ten, and in the first 
year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
W. H. WOOD. 
685] “GOD SAVE THE KING! ~ 


PROCLAMATION 


New. Sourn Watxs,) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 

to wit, ee Freprertio JoHN Napier, Baroy 
CHELMSrorD, Knight Commander of 
(L.3.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 

Australia, 


» CHELMSFORD, 


To ALL WHOM Ir MAY CONCERN, 


Freperic J HN Napier; BARON CHELMSFORD, Governor 

of the State of New south Wales and its Dependencies, de, 

in pursuance of the powers vested in me, hereby notify that I 

have appointed the undermentioned residents of Norfolk Is!and 

to be Trustees of the Rawson Hall Grant from the 1st August, 
1910, until the 31st July, 1911, viz. :— 


Alexander Anderson. 
Allen Buffett. 
Fletcher &. Qiaintal. 
Oliver Masey Quintal. 
John F. Young. 
Charles C. R. Nobbs. 
Isaac Robinson. 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of Norfolk Island, 
at Sydney, this twenty-fifty day of July, ic the year 
of our Lord ove thousand nine hnedred and ten, ard 
in the first year of His Majesty's Keign. 

By His Excellency’s “ommand, 
C. G. WADE. 
455] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sourn Wats, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 

to wit. lath: FREDERIC JOHN NAPIER, BARON 

CHELMsForD, Knight Commander of 

(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 

Michael and. Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 

Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia, 


AEREAS application, in accordance with ‘the 
“Local Government Act, 1906,’? and Acts amend- 
ing the same, and with the Ordinances thereunder, 


has been made by the Council of the undermen- 
tioned Municipality to acquire the right to exercise the 
powers set out in the Schedule hereto, and such appli- 
cation has, as prescribed by the said Acts and Ordin- 
ances, been duly notified: And whereas the period of 
sixty days presoribed for the receipt of petitions asking 
that a poll of the ratepayers of the Area be taken as 
to whether the powers applied for shall be conferred 
on the Council has expired, and no such petitions 
have been received:. Now, therefore, I, IREDERIC 
Joun Navi, Barow Cuzsimsrorp, the Governor afore- 
said, with the advice of the Executive Oouncil, in 
pursuance of the provisions of the said “‘Local Govern- 
ment Act, 1906,” as so amended, do, by this my Pro- 
clamation, hereby order that the powers set out in 
the Schedule hereunder be conferred, and do hereby 
confer such powers on the Council-of the said Munici- 
pality. 

Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, 
this twenty-second day of July, in the year of 
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, 
and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


SCHEDULE. 

POWERS CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE MUNICIPALITY OF ULLADULLA 
(1909-306-89-600). 

The paragraph of section 109, under which the 
particular powers may be acquired, and the powers 
which are conferred, are set out hereunder :— 

Paragraph. Functions. 

xvi. The construction, maintenance, and man- 
agement of public baths; the regulation 


of bathing and the observance of decency, 


in connection therewith; the provision 
of life-saving appliances, danger notices, 
and life-saving attendants; and the con- 
struction, maintenance, and hiring by 
the Council or other persons to the 
public of bathing-houses and bathing- 
machines, and the regulation thereof. 
LI. The regulation of the interment of the 
dead, with power, subject the Go- 
vernor’s approval, to prohibit burials 
in any cemetery or land in any case 
where such course appears to the Coun- 
cil to be necessary for the prevention 
of the pollution of any water supply, 
or for the better protection of the 
health of residents in the neighbour- 
heod of such cemetery or land. 
LUE. The supply and sale of stone or gravel from 
the Council’s quarries or pits. 
[146] 


PROCLAMATION 


Nzw Sours WALESs,) By His Excellency The Right Honours 
to wit. rae Freprric Joun Napier, BARON 
Curtmsrorp, Knight Commander of 

(1...) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 


Michael and Saint George, Governor of © 


CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 


Governor, Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of. 


Australia. 


df pursuance of the power and authority vested in 
tho Governor by the ‘‘Local Government Act, 


1906,’’ and the Acts amending the same, I, FrepDERIc 
JoHN Narier, Baron CaELMsrorp, the Governor afore- 


said, with the advice of the Executive Couneil, do, 


hereby alter, as directed hereunder, the Proclamation 
of 6th March, 1906, under the ‘‘Local Government 


(Shires) Act, 1905,’ published in Government Gazette 


No. 121 of 7th March, 1906, dividing the State, with 

certain exceptions, into Shires :— 

Folio 1631. So much of the Schedule to the Procla- 
mation as refers to Stroud Shire is omitted, and 
the following is inserted in heu thereof:— ~~ 


Srrovp, No. 18. 


Commencing on the low-water mark of the South 
Pacific Ocean, at a point east of the north-western 
corner of portion 18, parish of Forster, county of 
Gloucester; and bounded thence by a line west to the 
eastern low-water mark of Kangaroo Island; by that 
low-avater mark northerly to the northernmost corner 


\ 


27 Jury, 1910.]} NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTR, No. 115. 


3959 


of the island; by a line west to the south-western low- | 
water mark of Wallis Lake; by that low-water mark | 


and a line north-westerly to the right bank of the 


Gooloongolok River; by the right bank of that river | 


Wangwauk or Maclean River, and Bunyah Creek up- 
wards to the western boundary of portion 61, parish 
of Kyle; by that boundary generally northerly to 
the easterly prolongation of the southern boundary of 
portion 53; by that prolongation and boundary west- 
erly to the south-western corner of that portion ; by 
part of the eastern boundary of the Australian Agri- 
cultural Company’s Estate southerly to the south-east 


corner of the Gloucester Estate, Limited; by the | 


southern boundary of that estate generally westerly to 
its south-west corner; by part of its western boundary 
northerly, and by the southern boundary of pastoral 
lease 38 (Church and School Estate), parish of Faulk- 
land, and its prolongation westerly to the range form- 
ing the southern watershed of the Gloucester and 
Barrington Rivers; and by that range westerly to the 
south-western boundary of the Land District of 
Stroud: by that boundary south-easterly and the 
southern boundary of portion 43, parish of Trevor, 
easterly, by the eastern boundaries of the parishes of 
Trevor and Thalaba southerly, and by the northern 
boundaries of the parishes of Herton and Karuah east- 
erly, by the Karuah River passing along the western 
shore at Flying Fox Island downwards, and the north- 
ern low-water mark of Port Stephens generally east- 
erly te the South Pacific Ocean; and thence following 
the contour of the coast along low-water mark (except 
at the entrance of any river, ereek, or inlet of the 
sea where the boundary shall be a straight line con- 
necting two points at low-water mark opposite the 
outermest points of the headlands at the entrance of 
any such river, creek, or inlet of the sea) north-east- 
erly, to the point of commencement,—to include 
Corrie Island down to its low-water mark. 
[1910-18-296-404 | 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, 
this twenty-sixth day of July, in the year of 
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, 
and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE. 
[414] GOD SAVH THE KING! 
PROCLAMATION 
New Sov ri pore His Excellency The Right Honour. 
to wit. able Freperic Jomn Napier, Baroy 
CieLmMsrorp, Knight Commander of 


(i-), the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia, 


BS pursuance of the power and authority vested in 
the Governor by the ‘“‘Local Government Act, 
1906,’’ and the Acts amending the same, I, Freprric 
JouN Narrer, Baron Cueumsrorp, the Governor 
aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council, 
do hereby alter, as directed hereunder, the Proclama- 
tion of Gth March, 19C6, under the ‘‘Local Govern- 


ment (Shires) Act, 1905,” published in Government | 
Yo. 121 of 7th March, 1906, dividing the | 


Gazette No. , ; : ae 
State, with certain exceptions, into Shires :— 
Folio 1611. 3 : 
clamation as refers to Gloucester Shire is omitted, 
and the following is inserted in lieu thereof :— . 


Guoucester, No. 17. 


Commencing at the south-western corner of portion 
4, parish of Togalo, county of Hawes 
thence by the Myall, Barnard, and Manning Rivers 
downwards to the junction of the Warayat or Baker’s 
Creek ; thence by a line south-easterly to the north- 


So much of the Schedule to the Pro- | 


- and bounded | 


west corner of portion 38, parish of Belbora, county | 
of Gloucester; and by the western boundaries of the | 


parishes of Belbora, Mimi, and Kyle southerly to the 
south-east corner of the Gloucester Hstate, Limited; 
by the southern boundary of that estate generally 
westerly to its south-west corner; by part of its 
western boundary northerly, and 


westerly to the range forming the southern watershed 


of the Gloucester and Barrington Rivers; by that | 


by the southern | 
boundary of pastoral lease 3 (Church and School | 
Kstate), parish of -Faulkland, and its prolongation — 


range generally westerly to the western boundary of 
tie Land District of Stroud; by that boundary gene- 
rally northerly, and by the southern boundary of the 
Land District of Walcha easterly, to the point cf 
comimencement, 


[1910-18-296-404 ] 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, 
this twenty-sixth day of July, in the year of 
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and 
ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s 
Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE. 


[413] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


NOTICE OF PROPOSED ALTERATION OF THE 
DIVISION INTO WARDS OF THE MUNICL 
PALITY OF CANTERBURY. 


N pursuance of the provisions of the ‘‘Local Govern- 
ment Act, 1906,” and the Acts amending the same: 
Notice is hereby given that it is proposed to alter the 
division into Wards of the Municipality of, Canter- 
bury, so that the boundaries of the respective Wards 
shall be as in the description to the Schedule hereto. 


ihe effect of the proposed change, if carried out, 
will be to divide the present West Ward into two 
Wards, to be named ‘‘West’’ and ‘‘South’’ Wards re- 
spectively, with Canterbury-road as the dividing 
boundary between such Wards, and to thus increase 
the number of Wards of the Municipality from three, 
as at present, to four. 


The Council or fifty electors of the Municipality 
may, within one month after the date of this notice, 
make written representations to the Minister on the 
question as to whether the division into Wards of the 
said Municipality of Canterbury shall be altered, as: 
proposed. : 
[1910-175-98-108] 

CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister. 
Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


ScHEDULE. 
East Ward. 


County of Cumberland, parishes of Petersham and 
St. George: Commencing at the intersection of a line © 
along the centre of Cook’s River with the southerly 
prolongation of a line along the centre of Garnet- 
street ; and bounded thence by that prolongation and 
line along the centre of that street northerly to the 
centre of Canterbury New road; by lines along the 
centre of that road westerly, of Canterbury-road 
south-westerly, and of Kingsgrove-road and North- 
cote-street generally southerly to Woolli Creek; by . 
that creek downwards to its junction with Cook’s . 
River; by the right bank of that river upwards to 
Unwin’s Bridge; by a line north-easterly to the . 
centre of the river; and by a line along the centre 
of the river upwards, to the point of commencement. 


North Ward. 


County of Cumberland, parishes of Petérshant, 
Concord, and St. George: Commencing at the inter- 
section of a line along the centre of Canterbury-road 
with the easterly prolongation of a line along the 
centre of Princess-street (late South-street); and 
bounded thence by that prolongation and lines along 
the centres of that street westerly of Boundary- 
street and Holden-street northerly to meet the east- 
erly prolongation of a line forming the -southern 
boundary of Queen’s Grove Hstate; by that prolonga- 
tion and a line partly forming that southern boun- 
dary and the southern boundaries of A. O. Moriarty’s 
3 acres 1 rood 3 perches, J. H. Goodlet’s 3 acres 3 
roods 386 perches, the Hillside Estate, and J. H. 
Goodlet’s 8 acres 3 roods 86 perches westerly ; by the 
western boundary of the last-mentioned land and its 
prolongation northerly to the centre of George’s 
River road; by lines along the centre of that road 
south-westerly and of Burwood-road and its prolonga- 
tion generally southerly to the centre of Cook’s River ; 
by the centre of that river downwards to meet the 
northerly prolongation of a line along the centre of 
Feomish-street; by that prolongation and lines along 
the centre of that street generally southerly and of 
Canterbury-road north-easterly, to the point of com- 
mencement. 


West Ward. 


County of Cumberland, parish of St. George: Com- 
mencing at the intersection of a line along the centre 
of Cook’s River with the southerly prolongation of a 
line along the centre of Burwood-road ; and bounded 
thence by a line along the centre of that river up- 
wards to the centre of Punch Bowl road; by lines 
along the centre of that road south-westerly and of 
Canterbury-road north-easterly to the centre cf 
Beamish-street; by a line along the centre of that 
street northerly to the centre of Cook’s River; and 
by the centre of that river upwards, to the point cf 
commencement. 


South Ward. 


County of Cumberland, parish of St. George: Com- 
mencing at the intersection of the centre of Canter- 
bury-road with the centre of Salt Pan Creek; and 
bounded thence by a line along the centre of that 
creek downwards to meet the westerly prolongation of 
the southern boundary of George Pashley’s 80 acres, 
portion 1382; by that prolongation and a line partly 
forming that southern boundary, and a lne along 
the centre of Josephine-street easterly to the centre 
of Bond’s-road ; by lines along the centre of that road 
southerly of Broad Arrow road north-easterly, and 
of Canary-road north-westerly to meet the south- 
westerly prolongation of the south-eastern boundary 
of John Leadbeater’s 80 acres, portion 101; by that 
prolongation and boundary and by a line partly form- 
ing the southern boundary of William Lee’s 100 acres, 
portion 102, generally easterly to Woolli Creek; ky 
that creek downwards to meet the south-westerly pro- 
longation of a line along the centre of Northcote- 
street; by that prolongation and lines along the 
centres of that street and Kingsgrove-road generally 
northerly to the centre of Canterbury-road; and by 
the centre of that road south-westerly, to the point of 
commencement. 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


H*® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the Executive Council, in pursuance of the pro 
visions of the ‘‘ Local Government Act, 1906,” and 
the Acts amending the same, hereby notifies that 
applications under section 110 of the said ‘Local 
Government Act, 1906,” as so amended, have been re- 
ceived from the Councils of the undermentioned 
Municipalities and Shire to acquire the right to exer- 
cise the powers specified in the Schedule hereto, 
under the names of the said Municipalities and Shire 
respectively. 


[143] 


Any number of ratepayers not less than fifty (or, if 
there be less than 300 ratepayers on the roll, not less 
than one-sixth of the ratepayers) may petition tha 
Governor, within sixty days after the date of this 
notification, to direct that a poll of ratepayers of the 
Area be taken on the question whether all or any of 
the powers applied for shall be conferred on the 
Council. _ Any such petition should be sent under 
cover to the Minister for Public Works, and must 


comply with the provisions of Ordinance No. 21 under 
the Local Government Acts. 


CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister. 


ScHEDULE, 


APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
DUNGOG MUNICIPALITY 


(1910-196-104-165). 


_The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular powers may be acquired, and the powers for 
which the Council have made application as prescribed 
in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder :— 


Naturr or Appitrona, PowERs APPLIED FOR. 
Paragraph, 


xxxvu. The inspection and regulation of the whole- 
sale and retail sale and of the storage 
and exhibition for sale of fish, and of 


oysters, and crustaces, and of rabbits, 
poultry, and game. 


xxx1x. The regulation or prevention of the erection 
of any structure of calico or canvas, or 
other inflammable material, 


NEW SOULH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115, 


[27 Juny, 1910. 


——™ 


APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
MUNICIPALITY OF WATERLOO 
(1910-317-94-644), 


The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticuar powers may be acquired, and the powers ior 
which the Council have made application as prescribed 
in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder : — 


Nature or AppITIONAL POWERS APPLIED FOR. 
Paragraph. 


x. The construction, establishment, and main- 
tenance within its Area of cattle sale- 
yards and abattoirs. 

xxvur. The establishment, maintenance, and man- 
agement of art galleries. 

The establishment, maintenance, and man- 
agement of museums, 

xxx. The regulation— 

(a) of hoardings; and uae . 

(b) of the posting or painting of bills, 

signs, or advertisements. 

The establishment, control, maintenance, 
and regulation of infants’ milk depéts, 

LI: The regulation of the interment of the 

dead, with power, subject to the Go- 
vernor’s approval, to prohibit burials 
in any cemetery or land in’ any case 
where such course appears to the Coun- 
cil to be necessary for the prevention 
of the pollution of any water supply, 
or for the better protection of the 
health of residents in the neighkour- 
hood of such cemetery or land. 

Lil. The advertising of the advantages of the 
Area for purposes of settlement or 
touring. 

The supply and sale of stone or gravel from 
the Council’s quarries or pits. 


xXXIX. 


XLVI. 


LOI. 


APPLICATION FROM THE COUNGIL OF THE 
TALBRAGAR SHIRE 


(1910-85-170-439). 


The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- — 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power for 
which the Council have made application as prescribed 
in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder :— 


Nature or ADDITIONAL PowrER APPLIED FOR. 
Paragraph. 


xi1. The regulation and supervision of the 
sale, storage, exhibition for saley con- 
veyance, and mode of delivery, by 
carcase or otherwise, of meat for human 
consumption; and of the disposal and 
removal of other meat, and of any 
blood, offal, or other refuse. 


‘6941  Departnient of the Attorney-General and of Justice, 


Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


IS Fxczllency the Governor, with the advice of the Execu- 

tive Council, has, in accordance with the nomination 

made by the Industrial Court constituted under the “ Indus- 

trial Disputes Act, 1903,” and with the provisions of that Act, 

as amended by the “Industrial Disputes (Amendment) Act, 

1998,” been pleased to appoint Joun Mutton, Esquire, 

Barrister-at-Law, to the Office of Chairman of the Board to be 
known as the Plasterers’ Board. 


C. G. WADE. 


[595] 


Department of the Attorney-General and of Justice, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 
H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has, in accordance with the recom: 
mendation submitted by the Industrial Court constituted under 
ae “Industrial Disputes Act, 1908,” and with the provisions 
of that Act as amended by the “ Industrial Disputes (Amend- 
ment) Act, 1908,” been pleased to appoint the undermentioned 
persons to be Members of a Board constituted for the industry 
of Plasterers in the county of Cumberland, excepting all 
Plasterers in the employ of the Chief Railway Commissioner 
who receive the privileges allowed by him to his permanent 
employees, and to be known as the Plasterers’ Board :— 


On behalf of the Employers. 


Mr, Wittram Wintramson, of 135 Womerah-ayenue, Dar- 
linghurst; and 


Mr. Atrerp Ropert Minpwarer, of Arcidalyfs, Albert- 
str.et, Leichhardt. 


On behalf of the Employees. 


Mr. Epwarp Darnury, of 277 Flood-street, Leichhardt ; and 
Mr. Rictarp CayzeEr, of 46 Carlisle-street, Leichhardt. 


O. G. WADE. 


27 Jory, 1910.) 


—_— _————— = ee 


3961 


DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


HIS Exeeilency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Nxeeutive Council, has been pleased to appoint 

ArTytr ALLEYNE Loprer, Usquire, J.P.,{0 bean “ Appointed 
Member” of the Licensing C ut forthe Licensing Dis- 
triet of Murwilumbah, vice Thomas Campbell, Esquire, 
JP., resigned. 

R pert Orricer, E-quire, J.P., to act as an “ Appointed 
Member” of the Licensing Court for the Licensing Dis- 
trict of Forbes, fora period not exceeding two montha, 
during the absence of W. Jobson, Esquire,—from the 2nd 
August, 1910. 

Wirtram James Tro mpson, Esquire, an “ Appointed Me n- 
ber” of the Licensing Court for the Licensing District of 
Ifartley, to be Deputy Licensing Magistrate of that Court 
for a period not exceeding one month, during the absence 
of H. EK. 8. Bracey, Esquire, J.P.—from the 18th July, 
1910. 


Constable Watrer Down, stationed at Mullumbimby, 
to exercise, within the Licensing District of Mur- 
willumbah, the authority conferred by section 19, 
subsection 1, of the “Liquor (Amendment) Act, 
1905,’’—from the date of commencing duty. 


Tue undermentioned members of the Police Force to 

be Inspectors under the ‘‘Liquor Act, 1898,’ for the 

Licensing Districts preceding their names, from the 

dates specified, viz. :— 

Queanbeyan—Sergeant Wirtiam Atvstin’ Woop, sta- 
tioned at Queanbeyan, vice Willis, transferred ,— 
from the 12th July, 1910. 

Ifay—Acting Sub-Inspector Joun Wiis, stationed 
at Hay, vice Bear, transferred,—from the 14th 
July, 1910, 


JOHN GARLAND. 


Departmect of Public Works, 
Sydney, 21st Jaly, 1910. 


* SCAFFOLDING AND LIFTS ACT, 1902.” 


[7847] 


APPOINTMENT OF INSPECTOR. 


I3 Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Exceutive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. Tnoaras Gorpon BENNET 


an Inspector under the provisions of the “Scaffolding and 
Lifts Act, 1992,” for the. Metropolitan Potice D.strict and for 
all that area of land in ths courty of Cumberiand, State of 
New South Wales, situated a3 described hereunder: Com- 
mencing at a point on the left bank of the George’s River, 
distant 16 miles from the General Post Office, Sydney; and 
bounded thence on the west and north-west by an arc of a 
circle whose centre is the General Post Office, Sydney, and 
whose radius is 15 miles, bearing northerly and north-easterly 
to the western shore of Cowan Creek ; tence. on the east by 
the Me‘ropolitan Police area; and on the south and south-west 
by the left bank of the George’s River upwards, to the point 
of commencement; and for the area within the boundaries of 
the Municipalities of Newcastle, Carrington, Stockton, Hamilton, 
Wickham, and Waratah, each such area being a district referred 
to in the saii Act. 


CHARLES A. LER, 
Minister for Public Works. 


Department of Labour and Industry, 
48 Young-street, 
Sydrey, 21st July, 1910. 


“SHEARERS’ ACCOMMODATION ACT.” 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint the 
undermentioned Police Officers to be Inspectors to carry out 
the provisions of the Shearers’ Accommodation Act, in the 
Districts specified in connection with their respective names. 


J. A. HOGUE. 


[534] 


Senior Constable Herbert Ernest Vizzard; Station, Wanaaring ; 
Police District, Bourke. 

Senior Constable George Henry Sawtell; Station, Collarenda- 
bri; Police District, Walgett. 

First Class Constable Albert James Sheridan ; Station, Angle- 
dool; Police District, Brewarrina. 

Constable Frank Albeit Brien; Station; Mogil Mogil; Police 
District, Walgett. 


a nn ee 


Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


“PASTURES PROTECTION AOT, 1902.” 


i is hereby notified, for public information, that the 
undermentioned gentlemen have been appointed Acting 
Inspectors under Regulation No. 70a of the sbovenamed Act, 
for the sole purpose of issuing permits for sheep to travel 
from the Pastures Protection Districts namcd, viz. = 
ALBURY. 
Constable (1st Class) Thomas Donnelly, Brocklesby. 
(1910-5,054-821 Stock ] 
Watcetr Norri. 


Senior-constable George Henry Sawtell, Collarendabri, vice 
Senior-constable Vizzard, transferred. 


[1910-4,771-440 Stock ] 
JOHN PERRY. 


Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 
T is hereby notified, for general information, thatthe follow- 
ing places have been appointed as Polling-places for and 
within the boundaries of the Electoral Districts mentioned in 
connection with their respective names, in pursuance of the 
provisions of the “ Parliamentary Elections Act, 1906,” viz. :— 


[536] 


Electorate. Polling-place, 
Allowrie ... ei ... Brundee. 
Ashburnham a ... Goonumbla. 
Bega at sae ... Upper Brogo. 
Belubula ... vee we. Shaw. 
Blayney ... 50 ... Gingkin, 

Do a ea ... Tanner’s Mount. 
Camden ... wee Cawdor. 

Do oe 553 ... Sylvania. 

Do Ace Sur .. Wedderburn. 
Clyde, The 360 - Bawley Point. 

Do res ».. Corunna. 
Cootamundia 2 ... Dudauman. 
Deniliquin... oe ».» Mellool. 
Durham ,.. me .«. Halton, 

Do ci cb ... Hilldale. 

Do ; Nic .. Munni, 

Do ae me .. Tomsgo. 

Do ; ( ... Trevallyn. 
Gloucester... $0 . Baker’s Creek. 


Do a as .. Bohane’s Camp. 
Do aX as ... Gavghat. 
. Do ove 365 ..« Wasnpool. 


Gough ik ... East Lynn. 
Do aia oD ..» Matheson. 
Do ee ae ... Mount Mitchell. 
Do ar met ».. Ward’s Mistake. 
Granville ... Ao .es South Strathfield. 
Gwydir, The ‘ce ... Croppa Creek. 
Do ive . Gil Gil Station. 


... Clandulla. 
. Dondingalong. 
... Thone Creek. 
. Upper Hickey’s Creek, 


Hartley. eee 
Hastings and Macleay 
Do do 
Do de 


Hawkesbury, The a Norwood, 
Liverpool Plains ... .. The Flags. 
Do see eee pee Oakfield. 


... Lenambit. 

. Kyloe Copper Mine. 
.. Store Creek. 
.. Tubbo. 

. Kolkibitoo. 


Maitland ... ase 
Monaro... ay. 
Mudgee... mes 
Murray, The one 
Murrumbidgee, The 


Namoi, The se . Bogewong, 
Queanbeyan ii «.. Gundary. 

Do ioe ... Ravenswood. 
Richmond, The ... ... Ewingedale. 

Do aa vie .. Nashau. 

Rous or ont ... Coffee Camp. 

Do ot tas .. Cudgera. 

Do sss See ... Numulgi. 

Do eae not . Repentance Creek. 
Singleton ... a .. Bylong Valley. 
Tenterfield... ’ ... Bonalbo. 
<1 ie evs . Deep Creek. 

Do Sa : ... Ewingar Creek. 

Do ore : ».. Myrtle Creek. 

Do : : ... Old Koreelah. -: 

Do ie aa ... The Scrub. 

Do soe Sod ... Urbenville. 

Do Tie 308 «.. Wylie Creek. 
Wollondilly sat .. Wanganderry. 
Wollongong a ... Scarborough. 
Wynyard ., care .. Darbalara. 

W. H. WOOD, 


3962 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 115. [27 Juty, 1910. 


[535] Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


tk is hereby notified, for general information, that the follow- 
i ing places have been appointed ss Polling-places for and 
within the boundaries of the Electoral Districts mentioned in 
connection with their respective names, in pursuance of t e 
provisicns of the “ Parliamentary Elections Act, 1206,” viz. : — 


Electoral District. Polling-jlace. 


Burrangong Greenthorpe. 
Cootamundra Frampton, 

Gogh wae... ea Glen Ross. 
Murrumbidgee, The Ardiethan. 

Do nf ... Berembed Weir. 

Rous sc sor ... Konorigan, 

Do Soe ae ... Midginbil. 
Wynyard .... .. Hillside, Yaven Yaven. 
Do as +. ahayine. 


IT is further notified, that the undermentioned places hare 
been abolished as Polling-places for and within the bourdaries 
of the Electoral Districts set against their respective names, in 
accordance with the provisions of the aforesaid Act, viz :— 


Electorate, Polling-place. 
Burrengong Tundra. 
Cootamundra Ferndale. 
Gough ... sas Aberfoyle North. 
Murrumbidgee, The i‘eepwater. 
Do vag Warri. 

Rous 5 , .-. Carters. 

Do. a5 0) v» Perch Creek. 
Wynyard ... =F we» Hillsboro. 

Do ae a . Lebb’s Hole. 

W. H. WOOD. 
[539] Chief Secretary’s Office 


‘Sydney. 18th July, 1910. 
DEAD BODY OF CHILD FOUND—£25 REWARD. 


‘YAJ HEREAS on the 6th instant, the dead body of a 

¥ female child was found in a paddock adjoin- 
ing the cemetery at Albury: And whereas at a 
magisterial inquiry held on the 8th idem, before C. t’. 
Butler, Esquire, P.M., the following finding was 
recorded :—‘‘I find that deceased, a female child, 
name unknown, was, at the rear of the cemetery at 
Albury, in the State of New South Wales, on the 
6th day of July, 1910, found dead without any marks 
of violence appearing on her body, but how or by 
what means ie came to her death there is not 
sufficient evidence to enable me to say.’’? Notice is 
hereby given that a reward of Twenty-five Pounds 
will be paid by Government for such information as 
shall establish the identity of the said female child, 
and afford proof of the manner by which her death 
was caused. This reward to remain in force for 
three months. 


Wo A. Wood. 


[475] mS Obief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 25th July, 1910, 
MURDER. £100 REWARD. 
W H&EREAS on the 28th day of June, 1910, Maudie Cann 


died at the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney: 
And whereas at an adjourned inquest held on the 18th instant, 


before the City Coroner, the following verdict was returned :—. 


““T declare and find that the said Maudie Cann, at the Royal 
Priuce Aifred Hospital, in the ssid district and State, on the 
25th day of June, 1910, died from septicemia following an 
abortion procured by mechanical means by some person cr 
persons to me unknown: And [I further find that, in the 
manner aforesaid, the said person or persons to me unknown 
did feloniously'and malicio.s!y murder the said Maudie C- nn.” 
Notice is hereby given that a reward of One Hundred Pounés 
will be paid by Government for such information as shal! lead 
to the «pprehension and conviction of the guilty person or 
persons. In addition to the above reward, His Excellency the 
Governor will be advised to extend a free pardon to any accom- 
plice, net being the perron who octually caused the death cf the 
said Maudie Cann, who shall firss’give such required infor- 
ane: n, This reward to remain in force for three mit}s 
only. 


W. H. WOOD. 


[599] thie! ibe 


Chief Secretary’s Office, 


Ssdney, 27th July, 1910. 


| ee Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
~ Voxecutive Council, his removed the name of Mr. Jobn 
Cecil Victor Brown from the Commission of the Peace. 


W. H. WOOD. 


[456 Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 
ERRATUM. 
[* the notification in Government Gazette of the 20th July, 
relating to the conversion of the Stockton Quarantine 


Ground into an hospital for the insane, for “ Lunacy Act of 
19038,” read “ Lunacy Act of 1898.” 


W. H. WOOD. 


The Treasury, New South Wales, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


REGULATION FRAMED BY THE SYDNEY HARBOUR 
TRUST COMMISSIONERS UNDER THE “SYDNEY 
HARBOUR TRUST ACT, 1900,” IN RESPECT OF 
NAVIGATION THROUGH THE GLADESVILLE- 
ROAD BRIDGE. 


“$ HE following Regulation, made by the Sydney Harbour 

Trust Commissioners, under the piovisions of the “Sydney 
arbour Trust Act, 1900,” having been approved by His 
Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 
Cvuncil, is published in accordance with the requirements of 


that Act. 
T. WADDELL. 


[472] 


No. 206, When the master of a vessel requires the Glades- 
ville-road Bridge to be opened, the operator in charge shall be 
tignalled by means of a steam whistle. he exhibition of a 
green semaphore arm by day, or by night the eclipse of the 
white light on the operating house simultaneously with the 
showing of two green lights on the side of the bridge, shall 
indicate that the operator has observed the signal, whereupon 
the master of a vessel shall cease to use his whistle. The 
hoisting of a red semaphore arm by day, or the alteration in 
colour of the aforesaid bridge lights from green to red by night, 
shall indicate that the bridge is open and that the passage may 
be made; but until such last signal shall have been made a 
vessel shall not approach within two hundred yards of the 
bridge. A green flag by day or a green light by night, waved 
from the operating house, shail indicate that danger exists, 
and that the vessel approaching the bridge must not proceed 
on her course until the operator shal) cease to show his signal. 
The red lights when in line provide a leid up to the bridge 
opening, and they should be left on the port hand, 


ROBT. HICKSON, President. 
CHAS. C. LANCH, Commissioner, 


The Common Seal of the Sydney Harbour Trust Com- 
missioners was hereto aflixed this fourth day of 
‘March, one thousand nine hundred and ten, in the 
presence of 

Hanoup F. Nogriz, 
Secretary. 


(473] The Treasury, New South Wales, 
a, 27th July, 1910. 
“T is hereby notified, for general information, that, under the 
provisions of section 6 “Explosives Act, 1905,” His 
Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, has been pleased to define the undermentioned explo- 
sive, and has authorised the same for manufacture in and 
importation into New South Wales. 
T. WADDELL, 
Colonial Treasurer. 


SS 


EXPLOSIVES. 
Crass 8, Division 2.—Nirro Comrounn. 
Schultze “Cube” Sportiag Powder. 


“COUNTRY TOWNS WATER AND SEWERAGE 
ACTS, 1880-1905.” 


—-——__ 


CERTIFICATE OF AMOUNT OF ANNUAL SUMS 
TO BE PAID BY THE MUNICIPALITY OF 
CASINO IN RESPECT OF COST OF ADDI- 
TIONAL WORKS IN CONNECTION WITH 
Pitan SUPPLY FOR. THE TOWN OF 


AY BeREas in pursuance of the provisions of the 

“Country Towns Water and Sewerage Acts, 1880- 
1905,’’ the Minister for Public Works in and for the 
State of New South Wales, in the Commonwealth of 
Australa, has duly certified that the whole amount 
expended by the Government of the said State on 
certain Additional Works of Water Supply for the 
Town of Casino, together with interest at the rate of 
four pounds per centum per annum on the sums 


.making up such amount, calculated from the time 


such sums were expended to the thirty-first day of 
March, one thousand nine hundred and ten, inclusive, 


is the sum of eight hundred and nineteen pounds seven 


. 


, er 


[329] 


~ Debts 


eS ee 


27 Juny, 1910.] 


shillings and sixpence (£819 7s. 6d.), and such certified 
amount has been duly notified in the Gazette: And 
whereas in further pursuance of the provisions cf 


- the said Act, His Excellency tha Governor has fixed 


the term of fifty years as the pericd within which 
such amount shall be liquidated, by the payment of 
such annual sums as shall, after the last of such pay- 
ments extinguish the whole amount of such cost, with 


-interest at the rate of three and one-half pounds per 


centum per annum on the balance unpaid in each 
year: Now, I, The Honourable Tromas WappELn, the 
Colonial Treasurer for the time being in and for the 
said State, in accordance with the provisions of the 
“Country Tewns Water and Sewerage Acts, 1880- 
1905,’ do hereby certify that the amount of the annual 
sums so payable by the Municipality of Casino shall 
be thirty-four pounds eighteen shillings and eicht 
pence (£34 18s. 8d.), to be paid in each and every year 
during the said period of fifty years. 


4a 


Given under my Hand, at Sydney, this twentieth 
day of July, in the year of our Lord one 
thousand nine hundred and ten. 


T, WADDELL, 
Colonial Treasurer. 


[543] Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Jas‘ice, 


Sydney, 27th Jaly, 1910. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Fxeeutive Council, has been pleased, in pursuance of 
the provisions of subsection (8), eection 4, of the ‘ Small 
Recovery (Amending) Act, 1905,” to appoint the 
following places at which exclusive jurisdiction shall be 
exercised by Stipendiary or Police Magistrates, as provided by 
the said subsection, viz. :— 
MAcKSVILLE. 
Dorgriao. 


JOHN GARLAND. 


Department of the Attorney-General and of Justice, 
Sydney, 25th July, 1910. 


HE following Amended Regulations Nos. 174, 176, 188, 
196, 201, 296, 334, 334 (a), 335, 384, 409, 445, 446 and 
449 to 455 inclusive, with regard to increases of salary to 
certain public servants made by the Public Service Board 
uniler the provisions of the ‘‘ Public Service Act, 1902,” and 
additional Regulation No. 475 respecting the promotion of 
officers in the Professional and Clerical Divisions, have been 
approved by His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, and are published in accordance with 
the requirements of that Act. 
C. G. WADE. 


[544] 


REGULATIONS UNDER THE ‘“ PUBLIC SERVICE 
ACT, 1902.” 

Wuerras by the ‘‘ Public Service Act, 1902,” the Public 
Service Board is authorised and empowered to make, repeal, 
alter, and amend Regulations: Now, the Publie Service 
Board, under and by virtue of the powers contained in the 
abovementioned Act, doth, with the approval of the Governor, 
hereby make Regulation 475, and also repeal Regulations 
174, 176, 188, 126, 201, 296, 334, 334 (a), 335, 384, 409, 
and 412 to 469, inclusive, and substitute therefor the 
following, that is to say :— 


APPOINTMENT AND INCREMENT TO SALARIES 
OF MESSENGERS AND OTHER OFFICERS OF 
THE GENERAL DIVISION. 


Messengers. 


174. Messengers employed in the various Departments shall 
be divided into the following grades :— 


Permanent: 1. Chief Messengers in Ministerial Depart- 


~ ments—Range, £150 to £200 per annum ; 2. Senior Messen- 


gers—Range, £120 to £145 per annum; 3. Messengers— 
Range, £80 to £117 10s. per annum. 

Temporary : 4. Boy Messengers—Range, 12s. 6d. per week 
to 30s. per week. 

In each Ministerial Department there shall, unless the 
Board otherwise determiie, be a Chief Messenger, a Senior 
Messenger, and, when the circumstances warrant, one other 
Messenger, who shall Le on the Permanent Staff of the 
Department. 

The remainder of the staff shall consist of Temporary Boy 
Messengers: Provided that in sub-Departments where adult 

_attendants are shown to be necessary the Board may authorise 
the.appointment of a Senior Messenger or a Messenger. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. 


3963 


(a) Promotion of Permanent Messengers. 


1, Chief Messengers shall be entitled to annual incre- 
ments of £10 up to the maximum of £200: Provided 
that the Chief Messenger of the Premier’s Depart- 
ment shall! receive an allowance of £20 per annum in 
addition to his salary. 

2. Senior Messengers shall be entitled to annual incre- 
ments of £5 up to the maximum of £145 per annum. 


3. Messengers shall have a commencing salary of £80 per 
annum, and shall be entitled to annual increments of 
£7 10s. up to the maximum of £117 10s. per annum. 


Promotion from one grade to another shall take place only 
on the occurrence of a vacancy in the higher grade. 


Appointments to the Permanent Staff shall be made from 
the ranks of Temporary Boy Messengers, first consideration 
being given to those employed firsé. 


(b) Temporary Boy Messengers. 


Tempozary Boy Messengers shail be appointed at a wage 
of 12s. Gd. per week-for the first year, and shall be entitled 
to an increment of 2s. 6d. per week each of the following 
three years, anil of 5s. per week each year thereafter up.to a 
maximum of 303. per week. Unless appointed to the Per- 
manent Staff they may be retired at the end of their sixth 
year of service or at the age of 21, whichever comes first. ~- 


(c) Payment of Increments, 


No increments shall be paid to any officer under this Regu- 
lation unless the Board are satisfied that his conduct, atten- 


tion to duty, and general efficiency, and also that the value 


of work performed by him warrant the granting of an 
increased salary, 


(d) Rights of Officers now on Permanent Staff, 


The rights of officers now on the Permanent Staff shall not 
be afiected by the provisions of this Regulation except in 
regard to classification and the conditions of promotion. 
Oiticers in excess of the number determined by the Board as 
sufficient for each Department shall, as opportunity offers, 
be transferred to other positions at salaries not less than 
those they are now receiving; but such officers will be 
eligible, subject to good behaviour, for re-transfer to the 
messenger staff on the occurrence of a suitable vacancy, 


Increments of Salary to Officers of the General_ Division 
other than Messengers. 


176. The provisions in regard to the granting of increments 
of salary to messengers in receipt of £145 per annum or lesa 
may be extended to such other officers or class of officers of 
the General Division as the board may from time to time 
determine. 


CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS. 
Classification and Salary of Staff, B 


188. The following shall be the classification and rates of 
salary per annum of attendants, nurses, artizans, and other 
persons employed in and in connection with the Charitable 
Institutions : Provided that'no reduction shall be made in 
the salaries of occupants of these positions at the date of the 
publication of these Regulations if in excess of the specified 
rates :— { 


Rate of Salary yoy iy 
er annum. ee 
Classification of Work. re tee eae Mp a 
aes Haig ceeding 
Attendants— £ £ £ 
Head Attendant .., ele Aa 160 6 |General. 
Senior Attendant .. Re 124 136 6 do 
Junior Attendant ele LOG 118 6 do 
Probationary Attendants) ... TOUS ve do 
*Nurses— 
Senior Nurses ye rales 100 — do 
Nurses ea ana te 70 90 5 do 
Probationers vty idee Oe es es do 
Miscellarneous— 
ingineers ... ti net] BS 180 6 do 
Storekeeper pee wee] P24" 148 6 do © 
Head Bakers Per MN Pein RA) 156 6 do 
_ Bakers ee w onal - 20 150 6 do 
Carpenters... ; .| 126} 156 6 do 
Gardeners ... a a if es: 148 Ore do 
Herdsmen ... a4 Silocdve 14, 6 da 
Cooks < ed wt Lad 30 6 do 


* Nurses who-act as Dispensers also will be paid at the rate of £20 per 
annum extra, 

‘Subject to the necessary provision being made by Parliament, ir 
accordauce with section {1 of the act, and to satisfactory conduct and 
efficiency. 


[27-Suny, 1910. 


396 L NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETYE, No. 115. 
‘ LUNACY DEPARTMENT. | NAVIGATION DEPARTMENT. | 


lassification and Salary of Officers of the Genera! Division. 

196. The following shall be the classification and rates of | 
salary per annum of attendants, nurses, out-door staff, cooks, 
laundresses, artizans, engineers, and other persons employed 


in and in connection with Institutions for the Insane :— 


, | Rate of Salary | Davison 
Classification of Work. EU sats See of 
| From—| To— Reaves 
Attendants— £ £ | 
Chief attendants Wants. ucncelee: 210 | 240 | General. 
Supervising attendants ............... 160 | 200 do 
Charge and divisional attendants ...| 148 | 160 do 
Senior attendants ..... Psu dateva nore Pe L3Os| Stee de 
WUDLOTALCEHOAMUS cain ae cosep cee cae 105 124 do 
Probationary attendants ............... : 100 do 
Nurses— 
IV aC TONS tre sete secs hopresne antes chine te meramores 200 c1=220 do 
Supervising nurses <..)..00.. 20020 100 |. 18 do 
Charge and divisional nurses ........ 89 | 100 do 
MENLOLMUPSeA rte mtr en Sesser 79 84 do 
J MNION MURSCS elcrre. aba se sascha Meaney ra C9 74 do | 
Probationary NUrses «ices +s, 6) cse9 ae G4 do — 
Out-door Staff— 
Storetaptendante s.r. ctacesee ste 106} 148 |}. do | 
Gilte-keepers i sity. cc ueteul ene, 100 | 142 do | 
Hall and laboratory attendants..... 100 |. 142 clo | 
Negron pers 0, samcenvetsac sages ron en G4 Soa 0. 
CG@EGEDCIS seas coeecmaee tern euck he aie 100 148 do 
Far MiZcuemaanbs ecg een tecea case enose 109 | 148 do 
Out-door attendants........0.c..:0.cueee so al bak cdo | 
WATtELS one toda  acnerten noe eee 94) 136 do 
Cooks. Chief: (male) ern hee aoe 1200) 3144 do 
Cooks, Assistant (male) ............... G0 108 do 
Cooks Chie (female). csscccatetaecce 86 96 do 
Cooks, Assistant (female) ............ 67 8] do 
MUaUndressess 0). Sawasac: ca ase meen od 67 86 do 
IH ousenialdstansan eee eats aeateeenrtae 67 UP als) 
Needlewomen..:.........0.6.scecescbbev ene 75, 95 do 
APANSE RAE 8g. Lee Hoar 162 4% ado 
Bagineers.cai..05 desi dead. Ape CDE t 180 | do 
Uaunch coxswain and driver ......... | 126 | 156; do 


Provided that the granting of increments under this Regulation shall 
be subject to the necessary provision being made by Parliament, in 
accordance with section 14 of the Act. 


COAST HOSPITAL. 
Regulation 201. 


The following shall be the classification and rates of pay of 
the Nursing Staff at the Coast Hoepital The yearly incre - 
ments will only be allowed where conduct and service have 
been satisfactory during the year precedent to any increment 


becoming due, and subject to provision of the necessary 


funds :— 
| Rate of pay 5 
/ per annum. | © anes 
Classification. Designation. —— m8 '| Division 
Mini-| Maxi) RejOe ePrice. 
: are 
/ mum. | nam. | 
£ £ £ 
Permanent Staff; (') Senior Sister ........ 85 | 100 5 teneral, 
Temporary Staff} (') Six Sisters .......... 65 80 5 do 
do --| (') Three Junior Sisters..| 55 Coos ples ae do 
do --| (') (8) Housekeeper ....} 55 ig, lems do 
do ool C)sStaff Nurses: i.5...4 45 50 5 “do 
do ..| (1) Probationers ........ 25 40-1 5 do 
do ..| (2?) Temporary Nurses ..| 25 a2 do 


(') Allowed rations, quarters, laundry, and materials for making tl eir 
uniforms. 


(2) Allowed rations, quarters, and‘laundry, 


(3) A Staff Nurse appointed to this position may at any time be required 
to resume duty as Staff Nurse with salary of that grade, 


236. Classification, Rates of Salary, &e., of Officers. 


_— 


{Rate cf | _ 
Salary per & Qualifications for appoint- 
nats 7 SUTURE ES ment or promotion 
ass ttor ; SS SENS a: 
Ciggstbopiton pt ee “4 | =| to the positions enumerated 
alge hes & : P 
651/05 in the 1st column. 
— S|. x 
Ae jt 
£ £ | £ | (Must have served at sea as 
; ; iE hie Rn vi 
1. First Assistant Engineer} 400 | 500 | 25 Uniet Hngineer of 


foreign-going steamship 
whilst holding first-class 
Engineer’s Certificate of 
Conpetency. 


Surveyor, 4 

| 

. 
(Must have been trained as 
| 
an 

\ 

~ 


2. Assistant Engineer Sur-) 300 | 375 | 25 
vey ors. 


Shipwright for not less 
than five years, and hare 
had practical experience 
in the building and 
repairing of ships. 
Shipping Inspectors and} 300 | 350 | 25 | Must have been in command 

Surveyor. of a sea-going vessel 
whilst holding a Master’s 
foreign-going Certificate 
of Competency ; or, must 
have served as a Chief 
Engineer of a foreign- 
going steamsh'p. 


8. First Assistant  Ship-| 300 | 875 | 25 
wright Surveyor. 
4, Assistant Shipwright | 300 | 350 | 25 
Surveyors. 


oa) 


| | (Must haye a_ thororgh 
6. Signal-masters.......... 150*, 200*} 6 || knowledge of the inter- 
7. Assistant Signal-masters.; 100+; 120t] 65 |¢ mational and local ecdes 
8. Lookout-inen .......... 100 | 150] 5 {|| of signals, and the use 
\ of same. 
Must have a _ thorough 
OWNS Ye Sh REI Heine eabicrte 100 |} 150] 5 { knowledge of the work- 
10. Boatmen, Out-stations ..! 100{ 132t) 5 l ing and management of 
boats. 
11. Masters of launches ....| 144 | 156 | 5 | Must possess Harbour and 
River Master’s Certificate 
| of Competency. 
12. Drivers of launches ....) 144 | 156} 5 | Must possess 3rd Class 
Engineer's Certificate of 
13. CArPenbers... cee syepiaers alee | 152 | 180} 5 Competency. 
i4, Principal Lighthouse | 157*, 250*| 10 


Keeper. 

15. First Assistant Light-| 120}, 157'| 7 
house liceper. | 

16. Second Assistant Light-) 100+ 
house Keeper. | 


ar 
wo 
ics 
= 
on 


* Quarters allosred, vaiued at £50, + Quorters allowed, valued at £30. 
t Quarters allowed, valucd at £18. 

Provided that the granting of increments under this 
Regulation shail be subject to the necessary provision being 
made by Parliament, in accordance with section 14 of the 
** Public Service Act, 1902”; and provided further, that no 
increment shall be granted until the Beard are satisfied that 
the officer’s conduct, diligence, and general efficiency have 
been satisfactory. 

The duties attaching to the positions of Engineer Surveyors 
and Shipwright Surveyors being of such a character as to 
preclude the fixing of the hours of attendance for such 
officers, special Rezulations in connection with the duties 
performed by them before or after official hours are hereinafter 
provided; but it is to be understood that, when practicable, 
the hours of attendance for these officers shall be from 
9 o’clock a.m, to 4°30 o'clock p.m., except on Saturdays, 
when the hours of attendance shall be from 9 o’clock a.m. 
to noon, 


THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE. 


Temporary Male Employés (other than Messengers). 
porary ploy Gg 


334, Candidates (other than Messengers) for employment 
must not be less than 15 years of age nor more than 17, and 
must be in sound bodily health and of good character. Their 
applications must be in their own handwriting, accompanied 
by testimoniais, and addressed to the Board. 

Pay shall run from the day on which the applicant enters 
on duty in the Department, and the rates of wages shall be 
as hereunder. 

At the expiration of the seventh year, their service with 
the Government may terminate ; but, if suitable, they will be 
eligible for appointment, in the event of a vacancy occurring, 


Rates of Pay. 
First year— 17/6 per week.) 
Second ,, 20]- iy | 


Third 3. 92/6 = Overtime worked will be 


ead a i paid for at rates in ace 

fe He a ” | cordance with the scale 
” cz 9 } j 

Sixth. dpe in Regulation 331. 

Seventh ,, 47/6 i J 


Temporary employés may be dismissed at any time for in- 
efficiency or unsatisfactory conduct. 


Boy Messengers. 


334a. Messenger lads may be taken on at the age of 14 
years, and paid 12s. 6d. per week whilst so employed. On 
arriving at the age of 15, they may, however, if suitable, be 
transferred to one of the several branches of the Office, should 
there be a vacancy; and on the terms and conditions of 
Reculation 334, Provided that if they are not found suitable, 
their services with the Government shall then terminate, 


; 
q 


27 JoLy, 1910.) 


Tempo-ary Femile Eiployees. 


335, Cand‘dates for employment must not be less than 15 
years of age nor more than 17, and must be in sound bodily 
health and of good character. Their applications must be in 
their own handwriting, accompanied by testimonials, and 
addressed to the Board. 

Pay shall run from the day on which the applicant enters 
on duty in the Department, and the rates of wages shall be as 
hereunder, 

At the expiration of the sixth year, their service with the 
Government may terminate; but, if suitable, they will be 
eligible for appointment, in the event of a vacancy occurring. 


epee cat get Wee: | Overtime worked will 
2c ” ” | be paid for at rates in 


hip 5 

Stae ” on i. puacondance with the 
Fifth | Bie ok % poeta in Regulation 
Lx Lien e 30]- Fe J ; 


Temporary employés may be dismissed at any time for 
inefhciency or unsatisfactory conduct. 


DREDGE SERVICE. 
Division of Staff. 


384. The staff composing the Dredge Service shall be 
divided into the following sections, and shall have the 
following qualifications :— 


7 i) . . . 
Rate of Salary Qualifications which holders of 
per annum. | positions must possess. 


Section A to include— 


Engineers .. (£252 ...Ist-class Engineer’s certifi- 
Do .. £168 to £228)2nd-class Engineer’scertifi- 


| 
| 
|_ cate of competency. 
cate of competency. 
Eugine-drivers ... | 
| 
| cate of competency. 
Aa Pil = > 
... 3rd-class Engineer’s and 
H. & R. Master’s certifi- 
cate of competency. 


Masters & drivers)£156 
of launches. 


Firemen ... .1£120 to £138 


Winchmen ‘. [£138 
Oilers, cooks, and/£120 
watchmen. 


Section B to include— 


Masters .. |£180 to £252'Coast Master’s certificate 
of competency. 
Do 


.. £156 to £168/H. & R. Master’s certificate 

| of competency, and (a) 
to have had one year’s 
sea service as apprentice 
or ordinary seaman, to- 
gether with four years’ 
as seaman in dredge 
service ; or (b) to have 
had three years’ sea 
service aS apprentice or 
ordinary seaman or A.B. 
...|For hopper sand-dredges— 
Coast Master’s certificate 
of competency. For 


Mates of dredges..'£180 


other dredges — Coast 
Mate’s certificate of 
competency. 


...(Coast Mate’s certificate of 
competency, or the same 
qualifications as Masters 


Mates of dredges,.,'£168 


at £168. 
Mates £150 ,..(Coast Mate’s certificate of 
competency. 
Coxswains £138 | 


OF Same as for Mates at £168 
per annum. 


Leading seamen "(£138 


Seamen, cooks, and/£120 
watchmen. 
Boys ay) ..|£54 to £72... 
Section C to include— 
Foreman of work-|£210 


shops. 
Boiler-makers .../£180 Rot 
Blacksmiths .. £156 to £180 
Fitters .*:.. ye Mel als 
Strikers & Boiler-|/£138 | 
makers’ assistants 
Carpenters .../£156 to £168 


REGULATIONS UNDER THE ‘‘ PUBLIC SERVICE 
ACT, 1902.” 
Wuerkas by the “Public Service Act, 1902,” the Public 
Service Board is authorised and empowered to make, repeal, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115.6 


alter, and amend Regulations: Now, the Public Service 
Board, under and by virtue of the powers contained in the 


3965 


—< 


a 08. ee renee oe 


abovementioned Act doth, with the approval of the Governor, 
hereby repeal Regulation No. 409, and substitute therefor 
the following to take effect as from Ist July, 1907 :— 


PRISONS DEPARTMENT. 
Rates of Salary and Increments of Officers 0° Prisonn 
Department. 


409. (1) The following shall be the rates of salary per 
annum, inclusive of pay for Sundays and public holidays, of 
the subordinate officers of the Prisons Department :— 


a ee 


ti Rate of Salary per annum. wean 
Position, See eeeeatary be chic oa 
_ Minimum, | Maximum. Increment. 
£ £ £ 
Principal Deputy-Governor..| +244 +250 6 
Deputy-Governors  .........05: +220 +238 6 
Chief Warders ai Bo 196 214 6 
Acting Gaolers, Ist Grade ...| 178 190 6 
Senior Warders : se 178 190 6 
First-class Warders ... aimee GO 172 6 
Second-class Warders ste 150 154 4 
Third-class Warders... 118 148 6 
Probationary Warders SSHEe sce LV Ot Se. ese 
Principal Female Warders...| 138 156 6 
Forewomen ... a i 104 116 6 
Female Warders (Higher 
Division) £3 tot ee 2 130 6 
Female Warders (Lower 
Division) ... me ne 80 10 6 
Probationary FemaleWarders| ...... 70 ahodte 
Chief Overseers, Engineers, 
and Special Labour Over- 
seers... Ma tb af 180 198 6 
Overseers and Assistant En- 
gineers i vee 170 176 6 
Foremen of Works ... Ly 140 164 6 
Acting Gaolers, 2nd Grade...| «...... 2084 eae ae 
Acting Gaolers, 3rd Grade...) 2... MOG or leit 
Acting Matrons, Ist Grade.. | ...... WOE ater A ie 
Acting Matrons, 2nd Grade, | _...... bd A 


* Subject to the nccassary provision being made by Parliament, in accord: 
ance with section 14 of the Act. + With quarters, &c. 

The increments shall not be allowed unless the Comptroller- 
General is satisfied with the efficiency and conduct of the 
officer concerned. 

(2) To meet the extra cost of living, or other special 
circumstances, all classes of warders stationed at the under- 
mentioned places shall receive extra payment at the following 
rates per annum :— 


Wilcannia, Moree, Walgett... a shee 20 
Broken Hill, Bourke, Hay, Cobar, Deniliquin, 
Coonamble ... bes Bae : me lO 


The Gaolers also at Broken Hill and Wilcannia will receive 
extra payment at the rates specified above. 

(8) Officers of the grades mentioned in clause (1), other 
than Deputy-Governors, who are provided with ‘‘ family ” 
quarters, will be charged at the rate of £18 per annum for 
quarters, fuel, and light, excepting one at Berrima Gaol, 
where the charge will be £8 per annum. Other officers of 
the grades mentioned who are not provided with ‘‘ family ” 
quarters, but who are required to sleep on the gaol premises, 
will be charged 10s. per month for quarters, &c. 

The foregoing will not apply to police constables whose 
services are only partly under the control of this Department. 


Promotion of Officers (Professional and Clerical Divisions ) in 
receipt of salary of £150 per annum and less than £180 
per annum. 

475, Notwithstanding anything contained in Regulations 
hitherto existing, but subject to the prescribed conditions 
relating to the promotion of officers in the Professional and 
Clerical Divisions with salaries not exceeding £150 per annum, 
the following arrangements shall apply to all officers in receipt 
of salaries of £150 and less than £180 per annum :— 


(a) Where any such officer at date, Ist July, 1910, shall 
have been for more than two years in receipt of a 
salary of £150 or of any salary between £150 and 
£165 per annum, his salary shall be advanced to 
£165 per annum as from Ist July, 1910. 

(b) Where any such officer at date, lst July, 1910, shall 
have been for more than two years in receipt of a 
salary of £165 or of any salary between £165 and 
£180 per annum, his salary shall be advanced to 
£180 per annum as from Ist July, 1910. 

(c) Hereafter, from time to time, as each officer completes 
a term of two years on a salary of £150 per annum, 
his salary shall be advanced to £165, and as each 
officer completes a term of two years on a salary of 
£165 per annunrhis salary shall be advanced to £180 
per annum, 


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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, 
APPOINTMENT OF TEACHERS. 


Positions ; Quatifications and Training. 
412, Teachers appointed to schools under the Department 
of Public Instruction sha!l take rank in one of the following 

ositions :—(a) Head Master or Teacher-in-charge; (vb) 
Adercses of Girls’ or Infants’ Department ; (c) First Assistant ; 
(d) Assistant ; (e) Ex-student; (f/f) Junior Assistant; (gq) 
Ex-Pupil-teacher ; (4) Pupil-teacher ; (7) Teacher of Needle- 
work, 

Persons before being permanently appointed to any of these 
positions must give satisfactory evidence of good character, 
of ability to teach, of literary attainments as specified 
in the Syllabus of Examinations, and of physical fitness. 
They must, except in cases hereinafter provided, also undergo 
a course of training in the Training College for Teachers, or 
such other course of training as may be authorised in certain 
cases. 

Persons from other countries or outside the State service 
seeking admission to the service of the Department and hold- 
ing certificates or other recognised evidence of qualification as 
teachers may, after due inquiry and test of fitness, be ad- 
mitted as unclassified teachers or assistants, or into classes 
two or three, provided that the Department has need for their 
services : provided also that any such teacher shall, when ap- 
pointed, hold the status equivalent to that of an Unclassified 
teacher or Assistant, or of an Hx-student of the College, or 
Assistant, of the same class and grade as that which the 
Director of Education shali determine as equivalent to the 
certificate or qualification held. 

Before appointment as teachers of any rank applicants shall 
state in writing their willingness to accept employment in any 
part of the State at any period of their service, 


PROBATIONARY STUDENTS AND PUPIL-TEACHERS. 


413. Persons who desire to enter the service of the Depart- 
ment as teachers may, upon competitive examination, be 
admitted to selected District Schools for a course of prepara- 
tory instruction and training, provided that they are not less 
than 15 nor more than 18 years of age on the first day of 
January following examination. On the completion of such 
course they may compete for admission to the Training 
College. 


Employment of Probationary Students as Probationary 
Pupil-teachers in certain cases. 


414, Probationary students undergoing the prescribed 
course of instruction, but who have not completed such 
course, may be appointed as probationary pupil-teachers, 
without further attendance at examination, should the 
reports of the Principals of the District Schools on their 
conduct and efficiency be favourable, and provided they are 
free from any bodily infirmity likely to impair their usefulness. 


Probationary Students failing to gain Scholarships. 


415. Probationary students who pass the examination at. 
the end of their second-year courge, but fail to qualify for a 
Training College Scholarship, may be employed as junior 
assistants for a period of two years, during: which they will 
receive instruction in the principles and practice of teaching, 
or as teachers of small schools. At the end of this period 
they may again compete for College Scholarships, or they may 
elect to be examined for classification. They shall not, in 
the latter case, be eligible for a higher classification than 
3B, but upon being classified 3B may qualify for higher 
classes or sections of classes under the Regulations governing 
the examination and promotion of teachers. 


Pupil-teachers failing to gain Scholarships. 


416. Pupil-teachers who fail to obtain Training College 
Scholarships either before or at the end of their pupil-teacher 
course, may, on the completion of their course, be further 
employed as teachers of small schools, or under the title of 
Ex-Pupil-teachers as acting assistants. After two years’ 
service from the completion of their Pupil-teacher course they 
may again compete for College Scholarships or they may 
elect to be examined for classification. They shall not, in 
the latter case, be eligible for a higher classification than 3B, 
but upon being classified 3B may qualify for higher classes or 
sections of classes under the Regulations governing the ex- 
amination and promotion of teachers. 


PUPIL-TEACHERS. 


417. Pupil-teachers shall be divided into three classes— 
Til, 1, and I. 

Pupil-teachers will not be examined for promotion to Class 
Il or Class I. The promotion of pupil-teachers to these 
classes will depend upon the character of their work as students, 
and their industry and attention to school duties as shown by 
the annual reports of the inspectors and teachers charged with 
their supervision. The progress of the pupil-teachers in their 
studies will be tested quarterly by the principal teachers. 


TRAINING COLLEGE. 
Periods of Training and award of Certificates. 


418. Hxaminations of the students will be held periodically 
to test their progress, and written examinations will be held 
at the termination of the period of traming. In order to 
qualify for examination for a Second-class Certificate, the 
period of training shall be two years. Students who withdraw 
at the end of one year may be examined for a Third-class 
Certificate. Students will be classitied at the expiration of 
two years after the termination of their course of training, 
when their classification will be determined by their record 
while in the Training College, the final examination of the 
Training Course, and the character of their work as teachers 
in the two succeeding years. 


Training for a Third Year. 


419. Students who show special ability during their two 
years’ term of training may be selected for attendance at 
higher courses of instruction at the University, Hawkesbury 
College, or Technical College. Students who at the end of 
their third year of training have graduated, or have followed 
approved courses at the Hawkesbury College or Technical 
College, and have passed the final examinations in connection 
therewith, will not be subject to any further written examina- 
tion in order to qualify for a First-class Certificate. Upon 
the conclusion of their training these students will rank as 
ex-students of the second year, and after the expiration of one 
year they will be eligible for a Second-class Certificate under 
the conditions of the preceding Regulation. A hmited 
number of scholarships of the value of £50 will be awarded to 
Students selected for a third year of training. 


Term of Probation on admission to the Service. 


420. Persons who, on the completion of their term of 
training, are admitted to the service of the Department, will 
be appointed on probation for a period of not less than six 
months. At the end of this pericd, if the reports upon 
their conduct and general efliciency have been satisfactory, 
and if the requirements of the Regulations framed under the 
Public Service Act, 1902, relating to lite assurance—Nos. 66 
to 75—have been fulfilled, their permanent appointment will 
be recommended. 


EXAMINATION GF TEACHERS. 


421, The attainments of a teacher will be tested by written 
and cral examinations in accordance with the Syliabus of 
Examinations, A teacher may sit for examination at any 
annual examination of teachers, provided that— 


(a) A teacher cannot sit for a higher class until his 
examination for the, preceding class has been 
completed. 

(b) In the case of unclassified teachers, two years have 
elapsed from the date of entry into the service. 

(c) On the requirements of examination being satisfied, 

. promotion to the next class or section of a class will 
not follow until the conditions of ethciency, as set 
forth in Regulation 427, have been met. 


422. An examination of teachers shall be held yearly at each 
Inspector’s headquarters, commencing on the Tuesday after 
Easter Monday. ‘Teachers who desire to be examined with a 
view to promotion must apprise the Inspector at least two 
months before the date of examination, end furnish him with a 
list of the elective subjects, if any, upon which they are 
prepared for examination. They must also indicate at which 
centre they wish to sit, understanding that if they sit at any 
other than the nearest examination centre, to suit their 
personal convenience, no allowance whatever will be granted 
by the Minister on account cf the expenses incurred. 

i. Candidates must show satisfactory proficiency in 
reading aloud, in handwriting, in drawing, and in 
a dictation test, as a preliminary condition for 


admission to Class 3, and in the three first named - 


for Class 2. The requirements with respect to 
Drawing are set forth in the Circular on Drawing. 
A teacher who after repeated attempts shows that 
he is absolutely unable to pass the necessary tests in 
drawing may be permitted to take in lieu of drawing 
such other subject or subjects as may be approved 
by the Under Secretary. The final result ot the ex- 
amination will be determined by the results in the 
subjects specified hereunder for each class. 

ii. For Third Class, Section A, a minimum of 50 per cent. 
is required in each subject, and in the aggregate 
60 per cent.; and for Section B a minimum of 40 
per cent., and in the aggregate 55 per cent. 

iit For Second Class a minimum of 50 per cent. is 
required in each subject, and in the aggregate 60 per 

_ cent. for 2B and 65 per cent. for 2A. 

iv. Candidates sitting for Third, Second, or First Class 
certificates may take their examination in sections. 
Not less than three of the specified subjects for the 
class may be taken at any one sitting, and if the 
minimum is not reached in at least three subjects, 
only those subjects in which 60 per cent. is gained 
will stand to the credit of the candidate, 


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v. Sectional sittings need not take place in consecutive 
years. 

vi. The specified subjects for Third Class are :—English ; 
Geograpby ; History ; Arithmetic and Mensuration ; 
Geometry ; Algebra; Educational history, theory, 
and practice ; Domestic Hygiene or Science ; Music, 

vii. The specified subjects for Second Class are:—English ; 
Geography ; History ; Arithmetic and Mensuration ; 
Geometry ; Algebra; Educational history, theory, 
and practice ; Domestic Hygiene or Science ; Music ; 
together with one of the following electives :—Mathe- 
matics; Latin; French; German; two branches of 
Science ; Higher English. 

vill. Candidates for First-class Certificates must pass in 
the following subjects:—English Language and 
Literature ; History; Education; and the subjects 
of one of the following groups :—Mathematics ; 
Languages ; Science. _ 

For Virst-class Certificates a minimum of 55 per 
cent. is required in each of the specified subjects 
prescribed in Rule 8, and in the aggregate of marks 
tor such specified subjects an average of not less 
than 70 per cent. 

Provided also that the candidate must obtain, or 
must have obtained, 65 per cent. in Second-class 
papers in each of those subjects specified for Second 
Class which are not included among the First-class 
subjects taken by the candidate. 

ix. The results gained by candidates in any subject at 
the Examination held in 1907 or previously will 
still hold good ; but candidates who have not then 
completed their examinations will come within the 
provisions of the new Regulations with regard to the 
remaining subjects and to the aggregate, 

x, Candidates, when applying for examination, should 
state in what subjects they desire to be examined. 

xi, An allowance for actual and necessary expenses incurred. 
for travelling and accommodation in attending ex- 
amination shall be granted to teachers in conuection 
with their first sitting for respective classes, when the 
whole examination is completed. 


Subjects cf Hxamination. 


423. The subjects in which teachers, assistant teachers, and 
pupil-teachers shall be examined for classification or promotion 
will be notified in the Gazette from time to time by the Publie 
Service Board. ; 


CLASSIFICATION OF TEACHERS. 


424. Teachers shall be classified in classes and sections of 
classes, as follows :— 


lige BAe SIs Sections A and B. 
(C/E IS 5 ii Beeman Sections A and B. 
(Glass, TPL ann av. Sections A and B. 


The classification of a teacher shall be determined by 
(a) efficiency ; (b) attaimments. 


425. The efficiency of a teacher shall depend upon the 
effectiveness of the methods employed by him in teaching ; 
his ability to manage a school, or a department, or a section 
of a school, or a class; his interest in his work; the diligence 
and tact with which he discharges his duties as a teacher ; 
and shall, as a general rule, be gauged on the reports of the 


annual inspections conducted according to the General Rules 
_ relating to inspection. 


‘The attainments of a teacher shall be tested by written and 


- oral examinations, as provided in these Regulations. 


426. The efficiency of a teacher shall be represented by 
percentages, as follows :— 


I ear eiate, s eS Nea rier RPS Se 71 to 80 
NSLS gates cranieeterties nara a ett 61 to 70 
BON gs Mw stele abe tinrenier steels ome Sas 46 .to 60 
BIO RE se ci Cae cae 31 to 45 
RADE EL gre cde gil arn Rae 21 to 30 
SBT, AAA 11 to 20 


i. The percentage within each range to be assigned to each 

teacher shall be determined by the Chief Inspector 
upon consideration cf the Inspector’s report on the 
teacher’s work, aud such other evidence of the teacher’s 
efficiency as may have been officially recorded. ~ 


ii. If the efficiency of the teacher is not equal to that 
required for the classification he holds, the Chief 
Inspector may assign to him a percentage lower than 
the minimum for that classification ; or, if his effi- 
ciency is.equal to that required for a higher classifi- 
eation, the Chief Inspector may assign to him a 
percentage higher than the maximum, provided in 
the latter case that such higher percentage will only be 
assigned when tl.c tcacher’s position and work have 
been such as to afford sufficient evidence of his 
capacity for the more important position for which 
the higher classification is a necessary qualification, 


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427, A teacher shall be eligible for promotion, one grade at 
a time, to a higher class, or section of a class, if his efficiency 
for a preceding period of notJess than three years in Class 3B, 


| and in other grades four years, during which he has held the 


lower classification, is deemed to be such as to warrant his 
promotion, and if he has passed the necessary examination for 
the higher class or section: Provided that he may be promoted 
from 3B to 3A, or 2B to 2A, without additional examination 
after six years of efficient service. 


i. Teachers who are classified 1B will be required to write 
a thesis on some educational subject before promotion 
to 1A. 


ii. Promotions of teachers to a higher classification shall 
date from the first day of January following the year 
in which the conditions necessary thereto have been 
satisfied : Provided that where the classification of 
any teacher prior to Ist January, 1908, dated from a 
day in the first half of the year, the balance of such 
year shall count as one year injthe holding of the 
classification. 


428. A teacher whose efficiency is assessed lower than the 
minimum for his section for two years may have his classifica- 
tion reduced to the next lower section. 


429. The first classification awarded to a teacher, other 
than an ex-student of the Training College, shall be pro- 
visional only, and shall be revised at the ead of three years, 
when it may be either confirmed or reduced. Persons who 
enter the service of the Department as teachers without at 
least one year’s training in the Training College shall be 
eligible, after two years’ service, to attend examination for 
3B classification, and upon being classified 3B may qualify for 
promotion to succeeding sections and classes by satisfying 
the conditions as to attainments and efficiency stated in 
Regulations governing the examination and promotion of 
teachers. 


430. The classification of any teacher may be reduced or 
cancelled for inefficiency, neglect of duty, or serious mis- 
conduct, 


CLASSIFICATION OF SCHOOLS. 


431. All schools shall before 3lst December, 1907, be 
arranged in seven classes numbered I to VII, the class in 
which each school is then placed being determined by the 
Board, Subsequently the classification of schools shall be 
revised in the month of January in each year, and any change 
in classification then made shali take effect from the first day 
of January of that year. 


432. The number of schools in each of the classes I, I, III, 
IV, V, and VI, shall not exceed the quota set forth in the 
following scale :—I, 65; II, 50; III, 90; IV, 390; V, 620; 
VI, 520, so long as the total quarterly enrolment of pupils at 
all Public, Provisional, Half-Time, and House-to-House 
schools does not exceed 225,000. When the total quarterly 
enrolment exceeds 225,000, the Board will again determine 
the maximum number of schools which shall at the annual 
revision be placed in each class, and such number shall not be 
exceeded till the total quarterly enrolment exceeds 230,000 ; 
and so on for each increment.of 5,000 pupils in the total 
quarterly enrolment. 


433. At the annual revision of classification, the Board may 
raise any school to a higher class or reduce any school toa 
lower class, provided that the maximum number of schools 
assigned to the classes so affected is not exceeded. 


434, Subject to the provisions of Regulation 432, a school 
at the annual revision of classification may be raised to 
Class I if the average attendance of pupils at that school for 
the two quarters of highest attendance during the preceding 

ear has exceeded 600, to Class IT if such attendance has ex- 
ceeded 400, to Class TII if such attendance has exceeded 200, 
to Class IV if such attendance has exceeded 50, to Class V if 
such attendance has exceeded 30, and to Class VI if such 
attendance has exceeded 20: Provided that— 


(«) if the number of vacancies in the higher class is less 
than the number of schocls which may be raised to 
that class on the ground above stated, those schools 
in which the excess of attendance above the limits 
specified is greatest shall have priority of promotion ; 


(4) no school shall be raised to a higher class, the manage- 
ment of which is not satisfactory ; 


(-) no school shall be raised toa higher class unless the 
Board is satisfied that an excess of attendance above 
the specified limit is likely to be permanent. 


435. Subject to the provisions of Regulation 432, a school 
may be reduced at the annual revision of classification to 
Class II, if the average attendance, calculated as specified in 
Regulation 434, falls below 600 ; to Class IIT if such attendance 
falls below 400 ; to Class IV if such attendance falls below 
200; to Class V if such attendance falls below 50; to 
Olass VI if such attendance falls below 30; and to Class VII 
if such attendance falls below 20; or to any class if the 


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management of the school has not been satisfactory, or if the 
teacher bas not made satisfactory effort to maintain the 
attendance, or if the teacher isin any way responsible for a 
diminished attendance at the school: Provided that no 
school will he reduced to a lower class'on the ground of 
diminished attendance while the teacher is retained in charge 
of it if the Board is satisfied, from the evidence relating 
thereto, that the management of the school has been satis- 
factory ; that the teacher has made satisfactory effort to 
maintain the attendance ; and that the teacher is in no way 
responsible for the diminished attendance ; but, in the case of 
such a school, the teacher shall be removed to another school 
when a suitable vacancy arises, or if he elects to remain in 
such a school the classification shall be reduced. 


436. Subject to the provisions of Regulation 432, the Board 
may at any time, other than at the annual revision, reduce 
the classification of a school upon the removal of a teacher, or 
upon any of the grounds stated in the preceding Regulation. 


437. Subject to the provisions of Regulation 432, the Board 
may at any time raise or reduce the class of a school if special 
circumstances render such a course advisable. 


TRANSFERS AND APPOINTMENTS. 


438. Teachers desirous of being removed or promoted must 
intimate their wishes in writing to the Inspector of the 
district. A list of such teachers will be kept in the Depart- 
ment of Public Instruction. 


As the career of a Teacher will depend upon his personal 
conduct and the manner in which his duties are performed, 
he is prohibited from seeking the interest of influential 
persons in order to obtain promotion, removal, or other 
advantage. Any Teacher who considers that his claims for 
promotion or consideration have been overlooked may write a 
statement of his claims to the Under-Secretary, who shall 
forward such statement, with any remarks he may have to 
make thereon, to the Board for their information. 


439. Relative claims for promotion to vacant positions will 
be determined by (a) efficiency, and (6) length of service. 


(i) Efficiency will be represented by percentages, as in 
Regulation 426, 


(ii) Length of service will be indicated by percentages 
up to 20, 1 per cent. being assigned to every two 
years of service up to twenty years, and 1 per cent. 
to every year of service beyond twenty years up 
to thirty years, and 20 shall be the maximum per- 
centage allowed for length of service. 


440. Priority of claims for promotion to a vacant position 
for which the classification of the teacher qualifies him (from 
a position carrying lower remuneration) shall be determined 
by the total of the percentages assigned for efficiency and 
length of service. 


441. In the event of any vacant position being one which, 
in the opinion of the Under Secretary and Director, requires 
special qualifications, or one which the special conditions of 
the school or the public interests involved requires special 
consideration, he may recommend to the Minister and the 
Public Service Board that the rules of priority be set aside, 
and that a teacher be appointed irrespective of these rules, 


442. A Teacher whose efficiency is assessed lower than the 
minimum for his section may be transferred to a lower class 
school or to a school of less importance in the same class. 


443, Teachers of less than twenty years’ service appointed 
to the metropolitan and other favourable localities shall be so 
appointed for limited periods, and after the expiration of such 
periods shall be subject to exchange with others less favour- 
ably situated, 


444, For the purposes of the preceding Regulation, the 
portions of the State within which extra living allowances 
are granted shall be deemed to be unfavourable localities ; 
and for the purpose of assessment on account of length of 
service (see Regulation 439), each whole year in such localities 
shall count as one year and a half. 


SALARIES. 
HEAD MASTERS AND TEACHERS IN CHARGE, 


445. The qualification of Head Masters and Teachers in 
charge of schools shall be as follows :— 


Class 23 oe, tae 1A, 

Class Ll mrss: 1B or 1A. 

Class TiLheaetare 2A, 1B, or 1A. 
Class LV .a Aan . 2B, 2A, 1B, or 1A. 
Class VV es . 3B, 3A, 2B, or 2A. 
Class Valet cases 3B or 3A. 

“OLCTS EAA 6 rae . 8Bor3A. 


Provided that no Teacher shall have any claim for promotion 


to a school of a higher class by virtue of his classification 
alone (see Regulation 440,) 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. [27 JULY, 1910. 


The salaries and allowances of classified Head Masters and 
Teachers in charge of schools shall be in accordance with the 
following scales :— 


————$__— 


a A re | Maxie 
Claewot ualification Married ale “3 Soa cenit 

School, pies wh eaey: dvietaene : ‘in lieu of 
residence. 

£ £ £ 

I 1A S50) 5 hee ss ( 12 

I 1A 324 Perey 60 

1B 312 St Ae ; 60 

III 1A Seine igntwathy ; 60 

1B 260 teen att y 60 

QA DAY ae ANE  2et58 i 60 

IV 1A 240 12 50 

1B 228 12 50 

QA 210 12 50 

2B 204 12 50 

Vv 2A 186 12 35 

2B 180 12 35 

3A 174 12 35 

3B 150 12 35 

VI 3A 144 24 25 

3B 138 24 25 

Vil oo 132 24 20 

3B 126 24 20 


Special Salaries and Allowances. 


Head Master%f Fort-street ..... . £540 without residence. 
Head Masters of Practice Schools £420 without residence. 


Head Masters of DistrictSchools 


as determined in eath case £24 additional. 


fo a Teacher in charge of a First-class 
School, in which the average attend- 
ance of Boys’ Department has 
reached 500, and which has been 
classified in the highest division of 


Phe sClIASe pe. cris aebcc aca aatoden ounarnas £50 additional. 


To a Teacher in charge of a First-class 
School, in which the average attend- 
ance of Boys’ Department has 
reached 400 and is less than 509, and 
which has been classified in the 


second highest division of the class £25 additional. 


A teacher whose qualification is higher than the highest 
specified for the class of school under his charge shall be paid 
at the rate of the highest salary payable in that class of 
school. 


When a teacher in charge of a school does not hold the 
specified qualification -he will receive the highest salary 
attached to the classification he holds, and his tenure of the 
position shall be regarded as temporary. 


The married teacher’s allowance is granted only to married 
male teachers in charge of IV, V, VI, and VII Class Schools 
who are assisted by their wives in the teaching of needlework, 
or domestic arts inclusive of needlework, for four hours 
weekly. 


In the case of widewers with families and married male 
teachers whose wives are unable to undertake the teaching of 
sewing the sum of £12 will be deducted for the services of 
a substitute in accordance with Regulation 137 (455). 
Widowers without families will be paid as unmarried male 
teachers. 


The rent allowance is granted to married male teachers 
where no residence is provided. A residence rented for a 
teacher shall be in a position approved by the Minister. 


For the purposes of carrying ont the provisions of section 
72 of the ‘* Public Service Act, 1902,” in cases where teachers 
are subscribers to the Superannuation Fund, four per centum 
per annum shall be deducted from the salaries of such teachers, 
in the case of vested residences, on a rental value equivalent 
to the allowance for rent specified above ; and in the case of 
non-vested residences, on the amount actually allowed in 
each case, 


Unclassified Teachers in charge of Schools, 
446. Unclassified teachers of schools shall be paid at the 
following rates :— 


Hirst syearys xs preven ah oe thee 
Second year and after ...... 


£100 
£104 


After one year’s satisfactory service, married teachers (male 
and female) not provided with residences will be paid £12 
more than the above rate, 


Pupil-Teachers appointed to the charge of small schools 
before the completion of their Pupil-Teacher course shall be 
paid at the second year rate. 


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27 Jury, 1910.] 


Junior Assistants appointed to the charge of small schools 
shall, until they are classified, be paid according to the year 
of their service calculated from the date of their appointment 
as Junior Assistants, 


MISTRESSES, GIRLS’ DEPARTMENTS. 


447. The qualifications of Mistresses in charge of Girls’ 
Departments shall be as follow :— 


Class I 


Olaseellter.. tare. 
Claseell Tee. v0.0.5. 2A, 1B, or 1A. 


Provided that no teacher shall have any claim to promotion 
to a school of a higher class by virtue of clagsification alone. 


The salaries of Mistresses of Girls’ Departments shall be in 
accordance with the following scale :— 


eae 


Class of ualificati 
School, oe estos: Salary. 
£ 

I 1A 260 

II 1A 240 

1B 230 

Ill 1A 210 

1B 210 

QA 200 


Special Salaries and Allowances. 


Mistress of Fort-street........csc0sce0e £300 
Mistresses of District Schools as 
determined in each case .. ...... £10 to £20 additional. 


To,a Mistress of a First-class School 
in which the average attendance 
of Girls’ Department has reached 
400 and which has been classified 
in the highest division of the 


COTATI. 5 7.7, SaS NSS ARPT ie MOR £20 additional. 


When a Mistress in charge of a Girls’ Department does not 
hold the specified qualification, she will receive the highest 
salary attached to the classification she holds, and her tenure 
of the position shall be regarded as temporary. 


MISTRESSES, INFANTS’ DEPARTMENTS. 


448. The qualifications of Mistresses in charge of Infants’ 
Departments shall be as follow :— 


Classi bomeerer ncn, vce DAS LB, or TA. 
G@lagse wis ova. cnncece ae 2A, 1B, or 1A. 
ClassvEL RG 2ce..fee DALB or TA: 


Provided that no teacher shall have any claim to a scliool 
of a higher class by virtue of classification alone. 

The salaries of Mistresses of Infants’ Departments shall be 
in accordance with the following scale :— 


ceca (Saas mar 
£ 
I IA 228 
1B 216 
2A 204 
II 1A 210 
1B 198 
2A 192 
Tit 1A 198 

1B | 186 
2A 180 


Mistresses who hold a 1A Certificate awarded by the late 
Council of Kducation for service to count as holding a 1A 

ertificate, 

Separate Infants’ Schools shall be classified annually as 
equivalent to Infants’ Departments of Schools in Class I, II, 
or III, and the Mistress in charge shall be paid accordingly. 


Special Allowance: Mistress Prac- 


EICOROCHOGL: sajweecsamoumeTteattss: £29 additional. 


FIRST ASSISTANTS AND ASSISTANTS—MALE. 


449, The qualifications of Male First Assistants shall be as 
follow :— 


Glasshalas somccciss 2A or 1B 

Clapepellee cwetesace 2B, 2A, or 1B 
(TAs a LISS cheese 28, 2A, or 1B. 
Class IV a eeeereecer . 3B, 3A, 2B, or 2A. 


Provided that no teacher shall have any claim to a higher 
position as First Assistant by virtue of classification alone, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. 


3969 


The salaries of First Assistants — Male —ehall be in 


accordance with the following scale :-—— 


la f ificati : 
Eohool, |of Tencher.| SAY. 
£ 

I 1B 260 
; 2A 220 
td 1B 240 
2A 210 
2B 174 
Til 1B 220 
; 2A 192 
2B 168 
IV 2A 180 
2B 156 
3A 144 
3B 138 


Married Male First Assistants with salaries less than £157 
shall be paid an additional allowance of £12 per annum. 


The salaries of Agssistants—Male—shall be in accordance 
with the following scale :— 


VERO steric ctcreteots £200 
DAK £180 
DB eiaircene aes es cheas oes £156 
ELVEN Vo. Sie Ae £144 
SBI G tener £138 
Unclassified—cther than [x-Students :— 
ASURVCAD Se Pawaccdandevieds tee orice £90 
DN Cry Cale teataass.« cela mrtanchs £96 
Ba bsteyearin sg... 288 ties aeeies £102 
SB ANd Vearicy.scue- Enea £114 
SB ScQMVeae 5c ociet yess ot £126 
SSC VOCAL Pe sc fanioas' esi decides £138 


Married Male Classified Assistants with salaries less than 
£157 shall be paid an additional allowance of £12 per annum, 


Classified Assistants who, on the passing of these Regula- 
tions are receiving salaries higher than that specified fcr 
their classification shall retain their rate of salary pending 
their removal. ; 


Special Salaries and Allowances. 


First Assistant of Fort-street ............0.008 £350. 
Assistants holding the degree of B.Sc. ap- 
pointed as Teachers of Science only...... £220 with range 
to £260. 


Assistants of Practice School...... ....csseseeees £20 additional. 


Assistants of District Schools appointed for 
special purposes, as determined in each 
case £10 to £20 additional. 

First Assistant of a Boys’ Department of a 
school classified in the highest division 
of First Class 

First Assistant of a Boys’ Department of a 
school classified in the second highest 
division-ot Hirst. Classy. cesar ccnes dene ances 


£20 additional. 


£10 additional, 


FIRST ASSISTANTS AND ASSISTANTS—FEMALE. 


450. The qualifications of Female First Assistants shall be 
as follow :— 


@lassse > Gascon wees 2A or 1B 

Class: Higier eae 2B or 2A 

Class: FEL Renee 3A, 2B, or 2A, 
Class 1Viaws pac 8B, 3A, 2B, or 2A. 


Provided that no teacher shall have any claim to a higher 
position as First Assistant by virtue of classification alone. 


The salaries of First Assistants—Female—shall be in 
accordance with the following scale :-— 


Class of ualification 

School, | S Teacher. Salary. 
£ 

aL 1B 192 
2A 156 
Il QA 150 
2B 138 
Til QA 138 
2B 126 
3A 114 
IV 2A 132 
2B 120 
3A 114 
3B 108 


3970 


The salaries of Assistants—Female—shall be in accordance 
with the following scale :— : 


TB ce. BA £138 
DEL a ahctincnigee cere ate 132 
rd 5 pgnaeeaecnn san One meta 120 
SS Arges cowie Soh aeed san mgtele sei 114 
Eades ven Ade smpnnies 108 
Unclassified—other than Ex-Students :— 
Isteyear 2..G Aiea £84 
Qnavearst stated ae 90 
3By Ist year v0.00... 96 
3B, 2nd year é. ...... 102 
3By ord year aren. 2 108 


Classified Assistants who on the passing of these Regu- 
lations are receiving salaries higher than that specified for 
their classification shall retain their rate of salary pending 
their removal, 


Special Salaries and Allowances. 


Assistants holding the degree of B.Sc. 
appointed as Teachers of Science only £180. ee) 


Assistants of Practice School ............ £20 additional. 


Assistants of District Schools appointed 
for special purposes, as determined 
in each case KF.b rs coersassencnnovs £10 to £20 additional. 


First Assistant of Girls’ Department of 
a school classified in the highest 
division Of) Hirst-class:....0...0.e0+«0. 0s £10 additional. 


EX-STUDENTS—MALE AND FEMALE. 


451. The salaries of Ex-Studeuts shall; while employed as 
Assistants, be in accordance with the following scale :— 


Male. 
ualification Year 
wv Teqcnee of Sopion, Salary. 
L 

QA Ist 10 
2nd 120 
3rd 144 
4th 168 

2B 1st 108 
2nd 120 
3rd 132 
4th 144 

3A Ist 96 
2nd 108 
3rd 120 
4th 132 

3B Ist 96 
2nd 108 
ord 120 
4th 132 


Married Male Ex-Students with salaries less than £157 
shall be paid an additional allowance of £12 per annum. 


Female. 
ualification Yea 
= Mencher: aac Salary. 
£ 
2A Ist 96 
2nd 108 
ord 120 
2B Ist 96 
2nd 108 
érd 114 
3A Ist 90 
2nd 96 
3rd 108 
3B Ist 90 
2nd 96 


eee 


Provided that—(q@) the increment of salary for any year 
shall only be payable subject to the favourable reports upon 
the work of the Ex-Student for the preceding year ; 


(}) an Ex-Student, on passing the Jimit specified above, 
and being employed as an Assistant, shall then rank as an 
Assistant, and be paid accordingly ; 


(c) when appointed to the charge of a school, an Ex- 
Student shall be paid the salary attached to the class of 
school and the classification held by hi. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. 


{27 Jury, 1910. 


EX-PUPIL TEACHERS APPOINTED ASSISTANTS. 


452. The salaries of Ex-Pupil-Teachers, appointed Assist- 
ants, shall be in accordance with the following scale :— 


Male. 

lificati Y f 
Qracnan| Seat | sae: 
£ 
Nil | © Ist 90 
Nil Qnd 96 

Female. 

lificati Year of 
reer sontion: a i 
£ 
Nil Ist 84 
Nil 2nd 90 
PUPIL-TEACHERS. 


453. The remuneration of a pupil-teacher will consist partly 
of instruction, to be given by the teacher for at least one hour 
of every school-day, and partly in a yearly salary. 


Male pupil-teachers will be paid at the following rates :— 


Class) Lionas. odingt ni ste £40 
Class se i cpgsceetetade ct page £60 
Class 3) el cies cana toa utay ea ae £72 
Female pupil-teachers will be paid at the following rates :— 
Class LLL, aiden heen dae £25 - 
Class )) TE... Rib nate Gea £48 
Class! 9S Wigicnes wnsacdedarosenaners £60 


JUNIOR ASSISTANTS. 


454. The salaries of Junior Assistants shall be.in accord- 
ance with the following scale :— 


Male. 
lification| Year of 
St Teacher |. Service, | Salary. 
| 
| £ 
Nil | Ist 60 
Nil 2nd +uS72 
Until appointed as 
Assistant or awarded 72 
a classification .........- 
Female. 
ualifieati Vi f 
= Teacher. Servi Salary. 
| £ 
Nil Ist 48 - 
Nil 2nd 60 
Until appointed as 
Assistant or awarded 60 
a classification. 


Junior Assistants appointed away from home shall, until 
they become classified, receive £12 per annum in addition. 


TEACHERS OF NEEDLEWORK. 


455, Teachers of Needlework may be appointed to schools 
of the First and Second Classes, and their salaries shall be 
at the following rates :— j 


Salary. 
£ 
In a First-class School, with an average daily 
attendance of not fewer than 250 girls ...... 132 
In a First-class School, with an average daily 
attendance of fewer than 250 girls............ 114 
In‘a Second-class SeHOGT “a3. FN ree ne 102 
Persons authorised to act temporarily as 
Teachers of Needlework instead of a 
teacher’s' wife in IV, V, VI, and VII 
Class Schools’ ........4. aT dgnne Redon ier adeen de 2s 12: 


27 Jury, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. 


3971 


Special Salaries and Allowances. 
Teacher of Needlework at Fort-street and Sydney 
Girls’ High School 
Salaries of Teachers of Evening Public Schools. 


456. The salaries of teachers of Evening Public Schools 
shall be at the following rates :— 
For an average attendance of 10 and under 15, £19 per annum. 


tee ee eee er re ey 


” ” 15 ” 20, D) 29 
Spt. 62% te Sa esary 8 
30 3 


” ” 
3? 9 


Salaries or Remuneration of Itinerant Teachers. 


457. (1) Teachers of Half-time Schools shall be paid the 
same rate of salary as teachers of Public Schools of corre- 
sponding classification. 

(2) The remuneration of teachers engaged in house-to- 
house teaching shall be at the rate of £5 per annum for each 
pupil in average attendance, up to a maximum salary of £90 
per annum, or at the rate prescribed in Regulation 446. 


SPECIAL SALARIES—GENERAL PROVISION. - 


458. Nothing in these Regulations shall preclude the Board 
from fixing in any special case a higher or lower salary than 
any of the above scales provide. 


Forage allowance, 


459. Teachers will be allowed, when necessary, a sum not 
exceeding £10 per annum for forage. Application for the 
payment of forage allowance should be made at the end of 
each quarter. : 


DATE FROM WHICH FOREGOING SALARIES AN 
ALLOWANCES SHALL TAKE EFFECT. 


460. The salaries and allowances provided for in the 
foregoing Regulations shall, subject to the provision of the 
necessary funds by Parliament, take effect from 1st July, 
1910: Provided that such salaries and allowances shall be 
payable only to teachers who are in the service of the Depart- 
ment on or after the date of the issue of these Regulations. 


MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS. 


Default as to Returns or Registers, and Penalty for 
Fraudulent Entry or other Offences. 


461. Negligence in compiling or sending Returns, or in 
keeping School Registers, will render a teacher liable to a fine, 
or, if repeated, to a loss of classification. Any teacher fraudu- 
lently making false entries in any register or return will be 
liable to be dealt with under section 56 of the “ Public Service 
Act, 1902.” 


Provision in case of Absence from Iliness or other Emergency. 


462. If a teacher is prevented by illness or other emergency 
from attending to duty, the fact shall be immediately reported 
to the pesmanent head through the local inspector, and it shall 
be Incumbens upon sucn teacher to furnish such evidence of 
his illness or the existence of such emergency as the permanent 
head may consider necessary. The duties of any absent teacher 
shall be perfoYmed by his fellow-teachers without additional 
salary or remuneration. 


Short Leave of Absence. 


463. ‘Lhe permanent head, or other officer authorised by the 
Minister, may, at any time, on sufficient cause being shown, 
grant any teacher leave of absence not exceeding three days ; 
but all such periods of leave shall be properly recorded in s 
book to be kept for that purpose. 


Leave of Absence for Recreation. 


464. Teachers of all schocls established under the Public 
Instruction Act of 1880 shall be entitled to leave of absence 
during the holidays granted tv the pupils of their schools. 


Teachers in the Technical College shall be entitled to the 
holidays granted to students between the terms, as notified in 
the Technical College Calendar for the year current, 


Sick Leave. 


4645. The permanent head, with the approval of the Minister, 
may grant leave of absence to any teacher on account of illness 
for a period not exceeding one month, in any one year, on full 
pay. In case of continued illness, extended leave for a second 
month may be granted on half pay. Further leave may be 
granted witbout pay: Provided, however, that if the Minister 
should iatiniate to the Board that a teacher's services have 
been cf such s nature as to warrant a concession in regard to 
sick leave beyond what ithe kegulations would otherwise 
authcrize, the Board may grant to any such efficer leave of 
absence on such terms and for such periods as they may think 
fit, on the production of satisiactory evidence, by medical 
cortifieate or otherwise, that the leave is necessary on account 
of sickness or ill-health. When, liowever, the special leave so 
grauted extends to a period of six months. the Board may, with 
the approval of the Governor, grant further leave on such 
conditions as the circumstances warrent. 


40, £36 op L 


eee eee 


Provision for Extended Leave. 


466. The Board may, with the approval of the Governor, 
grant to. any teacher of twenty years’ continuous good service 
leave of absence not exceeding six months on half salary, or 
three months on full salary ; or, if this be not taken, may, after 
twenty-five years of similar service, grant eix months’ leave on 
full salsry, or twelve months on half salary; or, in case of 
pressing necessity, may grant leave of absence, without salary, 
to any ofiicer, and such leave may be in addition to the ordinary 
leave provided by Regulation 464: Provided a teacher may be 
granted a proportion of leave as it accumulates during the 
second twenty-five years period of similar service, viz., five 
weeks on full pay or ten weeks on halt pay, at the expiration 
of every five years of such service. 


Leave of Absence to ceriain Officers. 


467. Notwithstanding anything contained in the General 
Regulations, limiting Regulations Nos. 44 to 46 and 48 to certain 
officers, the provisions of Regulations 44. to 46 and 48 shall 
apply also to such officers of the Educational Division as from 
the natu:e of their official duties do not enjoy the ordinary 
school holidays, or any part thereof. 


Duties of Teachers of Trades. 


463. Teachers and assistant teachers of fitting and turning, 
plumbing, carpentry, and manual training must attend at their 
workshops during the College vacation, for the purpose of 
putting the tools in proper order, arranging work, or completing 
models for class instruction, for the preparation of work, or for 
the discharge of any other duty as the Superintendent may 
direct. Teachers of manual training in Public Schools, during 
the holidays granted to the pupils of the Public Schools, must 
attend at their workshops for purposes as aforesaid. The 
teachers and assistants above referred to shall, however, be - 
entitled to receive, during the Coilege vacation, two clear 
weeks’ leave of absence, 


ATTENDANTS, TECHNOLOGICAL MUSEUM. 
Aftendance on Public Holidays, Satur tays, Sundays, &e. 


469. Every member of the Staff of the Technological Museum 
who has to do duty on publie holidays, Saturdays, and Sun- 
days and the casual holidays and haif-holidays allowed to the 
Public Service generally, will either be paid for the same at 
the ordinary rate of his salary, or will be allowed to.add an 
equivalent not exceeding six days to his annual leave in lieu 
thereof, such additional leaye to be taken at exch times as the 
head af the Department may deem convenient. 


iE. H. WILSHIRE, 
G. A. McKAY, 
C. J. SAUNDERS, 


Dated at the Office of the Public Service Board, 
4 O’Connell-street, Sydney, this 26th day of July, 1910. 


Members of the 
Public Service Board. 


— 


[58 4] Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 


Sydney, 27:h July, 1910. 
ELECTION OF COMMONS TRUSTEES, 


poe is hereby given that a communication has been 
re received informing the Government that the under- 
mentioned gentlemen have been duly elected Trustees, under 
the Commons Regulation Act, of the following Common for 
the ensuing three years :— 
BABRINGTON AND COPELAND. 

Reginald Giddey. 

Matthew James Harney, 

Ernest John Davey. 

John Anderson. 

Peter Anderson. 


JOHN PERRY. 


Department of Agiiculture, 
Stock and Brands, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


“THE COMMONS REGULATION ACP, 1898.” 


OTICE is hereby given, for public information, that the 
N following gentlemen have teen duly elected as Trustees 
of the undermentioned Commons, 69 hold office for the un- 
expired period of three years from Jan: ary, 1910 :-— 


BOGGABILLA, 
Mr. Robt. Cook, vice Mr. J. MeCosker, resigned. 
EIsMORE. 
Mr. F. J. McIlveen, vce Mr. J. 8. Penberthy, deceased, 


ERRATUM NOTICE,—Bulgandra Cominon, Read © Leslies 
Arthur,” in licu of “ Seobier art! ur,’ as gazetted 22nd Juney 


1910. 
JOHN PERRY. 


3972 NEW SOUYH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 115. [27 Juty, 1910. 
[447] Department of Public Works, Municipality or Shire in which the same are situated, 


Sydney, 23rd July, 1910. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has been pleased to 
approve of the following Metropolitan Water By- 
laws for Bankstown Heights, made by the Board 
of Water Supply and Sewerage, under and by virtue 
of the powers contained in the ‘Metropolitan Water 
and Sewerage Acts, 1880-1894.” 
CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister for Public Works. 


BOARD OF WATER SUPPLY AND SEWERAGE. 


METROPOLITAN WATER By-LAWS FOR BANKSTOWN 
HEIGHTS. 


1. On the first day of July, 1910, all by-laws of the 
Board of Water Supply and Sewerage for deter- 
mining, making, and levying water rates or charges, 
so far as the same may apply to or affect the supply 
of water to houses, tenements, or lands comprised 
within the boundaries of the zone described in the 
Schedule to these by-laws, but not further or other- 
wise, shall be and stand repealed. j 

2. Excepting as to determining, making, and levy- 
ine water rates or charges as aforesaid, the Metro- 
politan Water By-laws for Country Districts in the 
county of Cumberland, published in the Gazette on 
the 30th day of December, 1893, shall be applicabie 
to the supply of water to houses, tenements, or lands 
comprised within the said boundaries of the zone de- 
scribed in the Schedule to these by-laws. } 

3. The following rates and charges are those which 
the owners or occupiers of houses, tenements, or 
lands comprised within the boundaries of the zone 
described in the Schedule to these by-laws shall pay 
for or in respect of water supplied by the Board, or 
for or in respect of the liability of such houses, 
tenements, or lands to rates and charges for water, 
that is to say :— 

Tlouses, dc. 


(1) On every house, tenement, or land a rate of 
one shilling for each pound sterling on the 
‘amount of the annual valuation. 


Supply by measure. 
(2) The charge for water supplied by measure 


shall, in the absence of any special agree- 
ment, be at the following rates, that is to 
say :—Is. 6d. per 1,000 gallons for all water 
consumed or used, up to 10,000,000 gallons 
per annum, and 10d. per 1,000 gallons for 
all water consumed or used in excess of 
10,000,000 gallons per annum up _ to 
20,000,000 gallons per annum, and 9d. for 
all water consumed or used in excess of 
20,000,000 gallons per annum, provided that 
the minimum charge where water is supplied 
to rated premises shall be the half-year’s 
rate on the annual assessment of such pre- 
mises. 

(3) All charges for water supplied by measure 
shall, unless -otherwise provided by a con- 
tract made between the Board and the per- 
son to be supplied, be paid within one month 
after service by the Board upon the person 
liable to pay such charge of a notice setting 
forth the amount due for water so supplied, 
and requiring payment thereof within the 
period of one month aforesaid. 

(4) Assessed rates shall be paid half-yearly in 
advance, whether a meter is used or not. 
In the case where a meter is used, the meter 
account will be rendered only when it is in 
excess of the half-year’s rate on the assess- 
ment. 


Assessments and rates. 


4. For the purposes of these by-laws, the value of 
houses, tenements, or lands in each year shall be the 
value at which the same are for the time being 
assessed for rating purposes by the Municipality or 
Shire in which such houses, tenements, or lands are 
situated on the first day of January and first’day of 
July respectively, as the case may be, in each year, 
and such value shall continue to be the value of such 


houses, tenements, or lands for the purposes aforesaid 
during: such year. 


Unfinished houses. 
5. The like rate as that above mentioned shall be 
payable in respect of houses, tenements, or lands 


which would be liable for the payment of rates, if 
the same had been included in any valuation by the 


but which are not included in any such valuation, 
and on all houses, tenements, or lands for the time 
being valued by such Municipality or Shire, at a sum 
less than the true value thereof. 


Rates for portion of each year. 


6. When any houses, tenements, or lands become 
liable to a rate during the currency of any half-year, 
by reason of the extension of a watermain or other- 
wise, then a part of such rate proportionate to the 
unexpired period of the current haf-year shall become 
due, and be paid forthwith. 


§ 
< 
+ 


THE SCHEDULE. 
BANKSTOWN. 
Description of boundaries of zone. 


Commencing at the junction of North-parade with 
Chapel-road; and bounded thence by a line north- 
easterly to the Liverpool-road to a point distant five 
hundred and ten (510) yards along that road from its 
junction with Chapel-road; thence by a_ line north- 
westerly to the junction of Rookwood-road with 
Brunker-road ; thence along Rookwood-road northerly 
to the south-eastern corner of the Potts Hill Reser- 
voir reserve; thence along the southern boundary of 
that reserve westerly to Notting Hill road; thence by 
Notting Hill road northerly to Tewinga-road ; thence by 
Tewinga-road westerly to its intersection with Cooper- 
road; thence by Cooper-road southerly to Brunker- 
road; thence by Brunker-road westerly to Auburn 
Park road; thence by Auburn Park road southerly to 
its junction with Ritchie-steet; thence by a_ line 
westerly parallel with Liverpoo]-road as far as Auburn- 
road; thence by Auburn-road southerly to Liverpool- 
road; thence by Liverpool-road easterly to a point 
opposite The Avenue; thence by The Avenue southerly 
to Una-street; thence by Una-street and a line in” 
continuation thereof easterly to the starting point at 
Chapel-road and North parade. 


The Common Seal of the Board of Water Supply 
and Sewerage was affixed hereto in the pre- 
sence of us, William James Miliner, the 
President of the said Board, and Jacob 
Garrard, and Thomas Hughes Barlow, Mem- 
bers of the said Board, forming a quorum of 
the said Board, at a meeting of the said 
Board, held on the twenty-seventh day of 
April, 1910. 


(u.8.) W. J. MILLNER, 
President. 
J. GARRARD. 
T, AH. BARLOW. 
As witness our hands,— 
Wiiiiam Homes, 
Secretary. 


“COUNTRY TOWNS WATER AND SEWERAGE 
ACTS, 1880-1905.’’ 

Certificate oF AMOUNT EXPENDED ON ADDITIONAL 

Works oF Water Svuprty For THE TOwN OF 

MUDGEE. 


\ THEREAS by a notification published in the Gov- 
ernment Gazette of the 3rd day of November, 
1909, No. 140, the Governor of the State of New South 
Wales, in pursuance of the power in that behalf 
given to or vested in him, did thereby notify that 
certain Additional Works of Water Supply for the 
town of Mudgee, constructed under the direction of 
the Minister for Public Works for the time being, in 
accordance with the provisions of the ‘‘Country 
Towns Water and Sewerage Acts, 1880-1905,’ had 
been completed: Now, I, The Honourable CHar.us 
Atrrep Ler, the Minister for Public Works for the 
time being in and for the said State, in accordance 
with the provisions of the said Acts, do hereby certify 
that the whole amount expended by the Government 
of the said State on the said Additional Works of 
Water Supply, with interest at the rate of four 
pounds per centum on the sums making up such 
amount calculated from the time such sums were ex- 
pended to the thirtieth day of June, one thousand 
nine hundred and ten inclusive, amounts to the sum 
of one thousand four hundred and_ seventy-seven 
pounds ten shillings and’ seven pence (£1,477 10s. 7d.). 


Given under my Hand, this twentieth day of July, 
in the year of our Lord one thousand nine 
hundred and ten. 
CHARLES A. LEH, 
Minister for Public Works. 


[312] 


27. Suny, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115, 3973 


[225] Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1910. 


‘a is hereby notified, for public information, under 

the provisions of section 144, subsection 5, of the 
“Public Works Act, 1900,’ that it is intended to con- 
struct a line of Tramway from Castlereagh-street to 
Flinders-street, in accordance with the plans and 
books of reference prepared in connection with the 
said line, which are now to be seen in the Office of 
the Constructing Authority, Phillip-street, Sydney, 
and at the Office of the Clerk of Petty Sessions, 
Central Police Court, Sydney. 


CHARLES A. LEE, 
Constructing Authority. 


GOVERNMENT TRAMWAYS. 
CASTLEREAGH-STREET TO FLINDERS-STREET. 


T is hereby notified that the construction of a Tram- 
way from Castlereagh-street to Flinders-street 
(commencing at a point marked A on plan, and ter- 
minating at a point marked B on plan, being a dis- 
tance of 48 chains 24°42 links), has been duly authorised 
under the provisions of ‘The Public Works Act, 
1900,’’ and there is now open for inspection, at the 
Office of the Minister for Public Works, the said 
Minister being the Constructing Authority for the said 
line, a plan of the said line and of the lands through 
which it will pass, together with a book of reference, 
in which are set forth a description of the said lands 
and the names of the owners and proprietors thereof, 
so far as the same can be ascertained. All persons, 
therefore, who may be interested in the said lands 
to be effected by the said line are hereby required to 
forward to the said Constructing Authority, within 
one month from the first date of the publication 


' thereof, a notice in writing of any objection that may 


appear to them to exist to the adoption of the said 
line, or any part thereof, or to any of the works pro- 
posed in connection therewith.—Dated at Sydney, 
this twelfth day of July, in the year of our Lord one 
thousand nine hundred and ten. 


(L.8.) CHARLES A. LER, 
Constructing Authority. 
The Seal of the Constructing Authority was affixed 
hereto at Sydney, this twelfth day of July, 
1910, in presence of— 
[224] JoHN Portus. 


[320] Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


ji is hereby notified, for public information, under 

the provisions of section 144, subsection 5, of the 
“Public Works Act, 1900,” that it is intended to con- 
struct a line of Tramway from Waverley to Bronte, 
in accordance with the plans and books of reference 
prepared in connection with the said line, which are 
now to be seen in the Office of the Constructing 
Authority, Phillip-street, Sydney, and at the Office 
of the Clerk of Petty Sessions, Paddington. 


CHARLES A. LEE, 
Constructing Authority. 


GOVERNMENT TRAMWAYS. 
WAVERLEY To Bronte. 

[T' is hereby notified that the construction of a Tram- 

way from Waverley to Bronte (commencing at a 
point marked A on plan, and terminating at a point 
marked B on plan, being a distance of 49 chains 66°66 
links), has been duly authorised under the provisions 
of ‘The Public Works Act, 1900,’’ and there is now 
open for inspection, at the Office of the Minister for 
Public Works, the said Minister being the Constructing 
Authority for the said line, a plan of the said line and 
of the lands through which it will pass, together with 
a book of reference, in which are set forth a descrip- 
tion of the said lands and the names of the owners 
and proprietors thereof, so far as the same can be 
ascertained. All persons therefore, who may be in- 
terested in the said lands to be affected by the said 
line, are hereby required to forward to the said Con- 
structing Authority, within one month from the first 
date of the publicatreon thereof, a notice in writing of 
any objection that may appear to them to exist to the 
adoption of the said line, or any part thereof, or to 
any of the works proposed in connection therewith.-— 
Dated at Sydney, this twentieth day of July, in the 
year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten. 

(u.8.) CHARLES A. LEE, 
Constructing Authority. 
The Seal of the Constructing Authority was 


affixed hereto at Sydney, this twentieth day 
of July, 1910, in presence of — 


[319] Joun Portus. 


No, 115, 27 Jury, 1910,—2, 


[5€0 | Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 25th July, 1910. 


“WATER AND DRAINAGE ACT, 1902,” AND 
“WATER AND DRAINAGE AND ARTESIAN 
WELLS (AMENDING) ACT, 1906.” 


“TonoA BorE WatER Trust.” 


ae pursuance of the provisions of section 21 of the ‘‘ Water 

and Drainage Act, 1902,’ I, The Honourable CHARLES 
AtrreD Lzsg, the Minister for Works for the time being in 
and for the State of New South Wales, in the Commonwealth 
of Australia, having, by notice in the Gazette, directed the first 
election of two Trustees, in pursuance of the provisions of sec- 
tion 15 of the said Act, do hereby appoint Thursday, the 
18th August next, as the date for the first election of two 
Trustees of the “Tunda Bore Water Trust,” and the Tunda 
Bore is hereby appointed the polling-place for the sail election, 


CHARLES A. LER, 
Minister for Public Works, 


— — 


[335] “epartment of Public Instruction, 
Sydney, 14th July, 1910. 


“EW PUBLIC SCHOOL. 


[4 is ncxeoy notified, for public information, in ac- 

cordance with the provisions of the 34th section 
of the ‘‘Public Instruction Act of 1880,’ that it ™ 
proposed to establish a Public School at 


Hast ComMroyne. 
J. A. HOGUE. 


[477] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
27th July, 1910. 


HE following Award of the Farriers’ (Metropolitan Dis- 
trict) Board, constituted for the industry of persons 
employed by Farriers within the following area : Com- 
mencing at the east boundary of Manly; thence in a north- 
westerly direction to Hornsby ; thence in a south-westerly 
direction to Emu Plains township ; thence in a south-easterly 
direction to Sutherland; and thence to the north-eastern 
headland of Botany Bay; and thence to the point: of commence- 
ment, —yarying the Award of the Board, dated the 30th June, 
1909, and published in Government Gazette No. 90 of 7th 
July, 1909, is, by direction of the Attorney-General, pub- 
lished in accordance with the provisions of section 29 of the 
‘Industrial Disputes Act, 1908.” 


G, C. ADDISON, 
Industrial Registrar. 


‘sTHE INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES ACT, 1908,” AND THE 
ACTS AMENDING THE SAME. 


THE FARRIERS’ (METROPOLITAN DISTRICT) 
BOARD. 


AMENDMENT OF AWARD. 


THE Farriers’ (Metropolitan District)' Board having taken 
into consideration the above Award and the judgment of His 
Honor Judge Heydon, President of the Industrial Court, of 
the 3lst December, 1909, upon an application by the Crown 
for leave to appeal against the said Award, and also the several 
applications for variation of the said Award made by the 
Journeymen Farriers’ Union on 24th May, 1910, varies the 
said Award as follows :— 


Clause 2 is varied by substituting therefor the following :— 
‘¢No improvers shall be employed in the trade.” 


Clause 3 is varied by substituting for the word ‘‘require ” the 
word ‘‘ permit.” 


Clause 6 (e) is varied by substituting therefor the following :— 


‘A copy of every indenture entered into before 27th 
July, 1910, shall be lodged by the employer with the 
Registrar on or before 10th August, 1910, unless such 
copy has been already so lodged, and a copy of every 
indenture entered into after 27th July, 1910, shall be 
lodged by the employer with the Registrar within 
fourteen days of its execution. All copies lodged 
under the original subclause or under either pro- 
vision of this subclause shall be open to the inspection 
of the Secretary of the said Union during the 
Registrar’s office hours.” 


The above provisions for varying the said Award shall come 
into force on 27th July, 1910, and shall be read with the said 
Award and remain in force for the period of the said Award. 


- A. B. PIDDINGTON, 


Denman Chambers. Chairman of the Board, 


3974 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115, [27 Jony, 1910. 


[593] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


f Sl following Award of the Butchering (Retail) 
Board constituted for the following group of 
industries: Butchers employed in shops; butchers em- 
ployed in factories ; carters, so far as they are employed 
in connection with shops and factories where butchers 
are employed, and outside the Metropolitan Area ; 
butchers and carters employed in slaughter-houses 
which are carried on in connection with shops and 
smallgoods factories, is, by direction of the Attorney- 
General, published in accordance with the provisions 
of section 29 of the ‘Industrial Disputes Act, 1908,” 


GO. ADDISON - oe. 
Industrial Registrar. 


AWARD OF THE BUTCHERING (RETAIL) BOARD 
FOR MAITLAND AND SINGLETON. 
Tar Butchering (Retail) Board having considered the 
application of certain master butchers at Maitland 
and Singleton to vary the Award of the Butchering 
(Retail) Board of the 16th day of February, 1909, 
and published in the Government Gazette of the 21st 
February, 1909, and having heard the evidence cf 
various witnesses called by the employers and em- 
ployees engaged in the retail butchering industry, and 
having considered the exhibits tendered by the parties 
before the Board, doth hereby rescind the said Award 
of the 16th day of February, 1909, and published in 
the Government Gazette of 21st February, 1909, and 
make the following Award in lieu thereof :— 


Employees engaged in and about shops. 


1. Hours of Labour.—The hours of labour shall not 
exceed fifty-nine hours in any week for all persons 
employed in or in connection with the process, trade, 
or business of a butcher, seller of meat, or maker or 
seller of smallgoods or uncooked meats. Such hours 
shall be worked as follows :—Ten consecutive hours on 
Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, exclu- 
ding one hour for breakfast, one hour for dinner; six 
consecutive hours on Wednesdays, excluding one hour 
for breakfast; thirteen consecutive hours on Satur- 
days, excluding one hour for breakfast, one hour for 
dinner, and one. hour for tea. = 

2. Starting Time.—No. employee shall start work 
before 5.30 a.m. on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, 
Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. All employees 
shali cease work in any shop or factory at 5.30 p.m. 
on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, 12.30 
p.m. on Wednesdays, and 9.30 p.m. on Saturdays: 
Provided all shops may remain open and all employees 
work (if required) on Christmas Eve till 9.30 p.m. 

Provided in the shopping district of Singleton the 
hours of starting and leaving off shall be: Summer 
months—Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thurs- 
days, 5.30 a.m. to 5,380 p.m.; Fridays, 5.30 a.m. to 7 
p.m.; Saturdays, 4.30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Winter months, 
Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, 5.30 
a.m. to 5.80 p.m.; Fridays, 5.30 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Satur- 
days, 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. Summer months shail be Ist 
October to 30th April inclusive. Winter months, Ist 
May to 30th September inclusive. 

3. Wages.—The minimum wages payable to em- 
ployees shall be as follows :— 


6 
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First shopman ... 

Second shopman 

Other shopmen 

Smallgoodsmen 

Salter ; de am 

Carters and assistants 

Carter only oe ae aE sais 
General shopmen and slatightermen 
Beef-carter ae eek Seth 

' Other employees not specified (not including men 
doing whitewashing or general cleaning work, pro- 
vided that they do not cut or assist in cutting meat), 
£2 10s. 

4. Men employed in driving cutting-carts shall be 
elassed as first shopmen, and shall be paid at not less 
than £3 58: 

5. Casual labour shall be paid at not less than 
10s: per day for Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, or 
Thursdays, 12s. 6d. for Fridays, and 17s. 6d. for 
Saturdays, or part thereof. 

6. Where two shopmen are employed; one shall be 
classed as a first shopman, and paid not less than 
£3 5s. per week, not to exceed fifty-nine hours per 
week, , 

-7. Where three shopmen or more are employed, one 
shall be classed as a second shopman, and shall be paid 
at not less than £2 17s. Gd. per week, not to exceed 
fifty-nine hours per week, 


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8. Any employee in charge of a shop or branch shop 
shall be classed as a first shopman, and shall be pai 
at not less than £3 5s. per week, not to exceed fifty- 
nine hours per week. ; 

9, Any employee engaged in driving a cutting-cart 
shall be classed as a first shopman, and shall be paid 
at not less than £3 5s. per week, not to exceed fifty- 
nine hours per week. 

10. Beef-carters called on to drive a beef-cart on a 
Sunday, or the afternoon of any holiday specified 
under this Award, shall not exceed three hours’ work, 
and be paid 4s. 6d. extra for the three hours, or part 
thereof. 

11. Other shopmen shall mean and be deemed to be 
any employee engaged in serving customers, cutting 
orders, breaking up meat, doing ice-work, shall be 
classed as other shopmen, and paid not less than 
£2 12s. 6d. per week, not to exceed fifty-nine hours 
per week. . 

12, An employee engaged in driving a cart for not 
less than twenty-five hours in any week, and assisting 
in the shop, shall be classed as a carter and assistant, 
and paid not less than £2 10s. per week, not to ex- 
ceed fifty-nine hours per week, provided where a 
slaughterman is employed by the employer, such 
“carter assistant’? may be employed not more than 
two hours per day in assisting the slaughterman. . 

13. Any employee engaged in driving a cart only, 
and not to assist in the shop only by cleaning bars or 
washing down the shop, shall be classed as a carter, 
and shall be paid not less than £2 5s, 

14. Where one shopman is employed in any shop, 
shall be classed as a second shopman, and paid not 
less than £2 17s. 6d. per week, not to exceed hyis-ainie 
hours per week. 

15. No employer, his agent, or any of his family 
shall board or lodge any employee on his or any other 
premises, and no employee shall pay any employer, his 
agent, or his family any sum ar money whatever for 
board or lodging, or give credit therefor, exeept in 
the following cases :— 


(a) In cases where it is impossible to get board 
and lodgings, and the employee is charged not 
more than 15s. per week ; 

(b) To one employee in cases where there is no 
employer residing on the business premises, 
the employee not to be charged more than 
15s. per week for such board and lodgings. 


16. All carters already in the employ of or entering 
the services of any master butcher shall, if requested, 
sign a document stipulating that he will not solicit, 
canvass, or try to obtain the customers of his late 
employer for a period of three calendar months after 
quitting the services of such employer, either volun- 
tarily or through being discharged. , 

17. Holidays.—The following holidays shall be ob- 
served during the year:-—New Year’s Day, Anniver- 
sary Day, King’s Birthday, Prince of Wales’ Birth- 
day, Good Friday, Easter Monday, Christmas Day, 
Boxing Day, Hight-hours’ Day, and day of the Em- 
ployees’ Union Picnic. Close holidays shall be Good 
Friday, Christmas Day, and day of the employees’ 
picnic (provided the picnic day be held on a Wed- 
nesday). On close holidays no work shall be done, 
and on all other holidays all labour shall cease at 
9 a.m., excepting Eight-hours’ Day, when labour shall 
cease at 8.30 a.m. Holidays shall be observed in ac- 
cordance with their calendar dates, except when other- 
wise provided for by Proclamation in the Government 
Gazette, All holidays shall be paid for. No break- 
fast hour shall be allowed where work ceases at 9 a.m. 
or earlier on a holiday. 

18. Apprentices.—One apprentice shall be allowed 
to every three men employed by such employer in any 
one shop, provided that two of such employees shall 
be in receipt of not less than £2 12s. 6d. per week. 

19. Any apprentice bound after the date hereof 


‘shall not be under 15 years of age or over 17 years of 


age. 

20. All apprentices shall be properly indentured for 
a term of five years, and copies of all indentures shall 
be lodged with the Industrial Registrar within one 
month of execution. 

21. The wages of apprentices ¢hall be as under :— 
Ist year, 12s. 6d. per week; 2nd year, 17s. 6d. per 
week ; 3rd year, 278. 6d. per week; 4th year, 37s. Bd. 
per week; oth year, 45s. per week; 6th year shall be 
classed as shop or smallgoodsman. 

22. Any employer wishing to employ a boy for light 
delivery work by basket shall, before engaging such 
boy, apply to the Board, and the Board shall deter- 
mine whether the employer shall have the right to 
employ such boy or not, but no employer shall be 
entitled to more than one boy under this clause, and 
ho shall pay ihe following wages :—Ist year, not less 
than £1 pet week: 2nd year, not less than £1 5s. 


27 Juny, 1910.] 


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NEW SOUTH WALES COVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 115. ; 3975 


fer week ; 3rd year, not less than £1 10s. per week; 
th year, not less than £2 per week. No boy shall be 
employed under the age of 15 years or over the age 
of 18 years under this clause. 

23. Improvers.—One improver shall be allowed to 
every shop where two or more employees are engaged 
in any one shop, receiving not less than £2 12s. 6d. 
per week, and such improver sha!l not be under 16 
years or over 18 years. Wages:—lIst year, not less 
than 25s. per week; 2nd year, not less than 32s. 6d. 
per week; and 3rd year, not less than 40s. per 
week. And then to be classed as to the position under 
the Award. That one improver be allowed to every 
factory employing seven hands, two improvers in 
every factory employing fourteen hands, and three 
improvers in seats factory employing twenty-one 
hands or more; such improvers shall not be under 16 
years or over 18 years. An improver’s duties shall be 
limited to working in the shop, smallgoods, or salt- 
house. 

24, Slaughter hands.—The hours of labour shall not 
exceed fifty-two hours in any week for all persons 
employed in or in connection with the process trade 
of a slaughter-yard, who come under this Award. 
Such hours shall be worked as follows:—Nine conse- 
cutive hours on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and 
Thursdays, excluding one hour for breakfast, one hour 
for dinner ; ten consecutive hours on Fridays, exclud- 
ing one hour for breakfast and one hour for dinner; 
six consecutive hours on Saturdays, excluding one 
hour for each meal. The starting and ceasing hours 
shall be mutually agreed upon between the employer 
and employee. Each and every employer shall register 
the starting and ceasing hours as agreed, together 
with the names of each and every employee with the 
Chairman of the Board within seven days of this 
Award having been gazetted. Any employer wishing 
to alter the starting and ceasing hours shall give 
seven days’ notice of the proposed alteration to the 
Chairman of the Board, before such alteration shall be 
deemed to take effect. All labour shall cease at 1 p.m. 
on Saturdays. 

25. First slaughterman, not less than £3 per week 
of fifty-two hours; other slaughtermen, not less than 
£2 15s.. per week of fifty-two hours; copper and 
digester men, £2 10s. per week of fifty-two hours. 

26. Any employee called on to do any work on a 
Sunday, such work shall not exceed three hours, and 
each employee shall be paid 5s. extra for the three 
hours or part thereof. 

27. Any employee engaged in or about slaughtering 
premises is called on to do any work in the afternoon 
of any holiday specified under this Award shall not 
exceed three hours, and be paid 5s. extra for the three 
hours or part thereof. 

28. Where one or more slaughtermen are engaged, 
one shall be classed as a first slaughterman, and paid 
not less than £3 per week of fifty-two hours. 

29. Duties of all slaughtermen shall, when required, 
inelude killing, assisting to kill cattle, sheep, lambs, 
calves, and pigs, looking after hides, skins, offal, 
coppers, digesters, yarding, or any other work now 
carried on,-in, or about slaughtering premises. 

30. Any employee engaged as a copper or digester 
man shall, when required, perform all or any of the 
duties specified above in respect to a slaughterman 
(except in the killing or assisting in the killing of 
any stock as specified above) shall be classed as a 
copper or digester hand, and paid not less than 
£2 10s. per week of fifty-two hours. . 

81. Any employee shall. if required, reside on the 
slaughtering premises of the employer, provided 
reasonable accommodation shall be supplied rent free. 

82. Beef-carters’ hours shall not exceed fifty-nine in 
any week, the starting and ceasing hours to be between 
5 a.m. and 7 p.m., shall in each and every case be 
mutually agreed upon between the employers and em- 
ployees, and each and every employer shall register 
the starting and ceasirig hour as agreed upon, together 
with the names of each and every employee, with the 
Chairman of the Board within seven days of the 
gazettal of this Award, provided any employee, when 
required, may start earlier in the morning following 
a holiday. Beef-carters shall, in addition to driving 
a beef cart, if required, drive an order cart or do 
general cleaning work, but shall not cut or assist in 
the eutting of any meat. 

33. Where no groom is employed, all employees dri- 
ving a eart shall have charge and care of their horse 
and eart which is used by them, so far as regards 


feeding and eleaning. 


84. Preference to Unionists.—So long as the rules 
of the claimant Union provide for an entrance fee not 
exceeditge ten shillings and sixpence and a weekly 
contribtition nob exceeding sixdence as between mem- 
bers of the claimant Union and othier persons offering 


labour, members of the claimant Union shall be em- 
ployed in preference to such other persons: Provided 
that in case of the engagement of new employees, no 
question of preference shall be deemed to have arisen 
when sich employee, if he is not a member of the 
claimant Union, becomes a member within two weeks 
ot his engagement. 

30. Slow Workers.—The lowest rate at which aged 
and slow workers may be employed shall be £1 per 
week. The Secretary of the claimant Union and 
Henry Thomas Lucerne, of No. 125 Hunter-street, New- 
castle, and Dr. Martin Doyle, of Bolton-street, New- 
castle, shall be a tribunal for the granting of permits 
to workers unable by reason of age or any other catise 
to earn the minimum wage herein prescribed. 

36. Interpretation.—In the event of any dispute or 
disagreement arising between the claimant Union and 
any employer or company bound by this Award in 
respect of the true meaning, interpretation, or inten- 
tion of this Award or any elaim or part thereof, such 
dispute or disagreement may be referred to the 
Butchering (Retail) Board, but this is without pre- 
judice of any person to take proceedings for a penalty. 

3/7. Area of Award.—The Board hereby, determines 
and directs that this Award shall be binding on all 
persons engaged in the industry of butchers employed 
in shops, butchers employed in connection with shops 
and factories where butchers are employed, butchers 
and darters employed in slaughter-houses which are 
earried on in connection with shops and smallgoods 
factories within the following boundaries: The county 
of Northumberlund and also that portion of the county 
of Gloucester, starting at the extreme end of A. Hood’s 
selection; thence in a south-easterly direction to the 
extreme end of John Smith’s selection ; thence bounded 
by the ocean to the extreme point of Nobby’s Head,— 
as shown on the map filed in the Industrial Court. 

38. This Award shall remain in operation for a 
period of one year from the publication in the Gazette. 

Dated this twenty-fifth day of July, a.p. 1910. 


GEO, WALKER, 
Chairman. 


[476 ] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 

VHE following Award of the Industrial Court, varying the 
Award dated the 30th June, 1909, and published in the 
Government Gazette No. 90 of 7th July, 1909, of the Farriers’ 
(Metropolitan District) Board constituted for the industry of 
persons employed by farriers within the following area: 
Commencing at the cast boundary of Manly; thence in a 
north-westerly direction to Hornsby ; thence in a south-west- 
erly direction to Emu Plains township; thence in a south: 
easterly direction to Sutherland ; and thence to thé north- 
easterr. headland of Botany Bay; and thence to the point of 
commencement; is published in accordance with the pro- 
visions of section 29 of the ‘‘ Industrial Disputes Act, 1908.” 


G. C. ADDISON, 
Industrial Registrar, 


Sc a ies a eas a loa 


In the Industrial Court of New South Wales, 


In the matter of an Award of the Farriers’ (Metropolitan 
District) Board, made on the 80th June, 1909; and in 
the matter of an application by His Majesty’s Attorney- 
General for the State of New South Wales for leave to 
appeal from the said Award, 


Tuesday, the fifth day of July, in the year of our Lord one 
thuusand nine hundred and ten. 


THIS application coming on to be heard before this Honour- 
able Court on the first and second days of November, in the 
vear of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and nine, and 
the tenth day of June last past and this day: Whereupon 
and upon reading the abovementioned application, and upon 
hearing Mr. Windeyer, of counsel for His Majesty’s Attorney- 
General, and Mr. Croft, on behalf of the Journeymen Farriers’ 
Union of New South Wales, it is hereby ordered that the 
said Attorney-General do have leave to appeal to this Court 
against the provisions of the said Award relating to aged, 
infirm, and slow workers : And it is hereby further ordered 
that the said Award be amended by striking out of clause 4 
(a) the words ‘‘ Any workman ” to the end of the clause, and 
by substituting therefor the following new clause :— 


s*4 (a) The Industrial Registrar is appointed the tribunal to 
grant permits under section 27 (f) of the Act, and to 
leave such tribunal free aud unhampered to dea] with 
each application for any such permft on its individual 
merits, the minimum wage for workers under the said 
clause is fixed at the nominal sum of one shilling per 
week,” 

‘CHAS. G. HEYDON, 
Judge of the Industrial Court. 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. [27 Jury, 1910. 


[454] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 


Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


epee following Award of the Butchering (Retail) Board, con- 

stituted for the following group of industries: Butchers 
employed in shops, butchers employed in factories; carters, 
so far as they are employed in connection with shops and 
factories where butchers are employed, and outside the 
Metropolitan area butchers and carters employed in slaughter 
houses which are carried on in connection with shops and 
small goods factories, is, by direction of the Attorney-General, 
published in accordance with the provisions of section 29 of the 
“Industrial Disputes Act, 1908.” 


G. C. ADDISON, 
Industrial Registrar. 


BUTCHERING (RETAIL) BOARD. 
AWARD. 


THE Butchering (Retail) Board having considered the In- 
dustrial Dispute between the Australasian Federated Butchers’ 
Shop Employees’ Union of New South Wales Branch, and 
various empl6yers engaged in the retail butchering trade at 
Goulburn, Albury and other adjoining districts, and having 
considered the application of the said Australasian Federated 
Butchers’ Shop Employees’ Union of New South Wales 
Branch to settle the wages and conditions of employment of 
butchers and slaughtermen engaged in the said district; and 
having heard the evidence of various witnesses called by the 
employers and employees engaged in the retail butchering 
industry in the said districts, and having considered the 
exhibits tendered by the parties before the Board, doth 
hereby make the following Award :— 


Employees engaged in and about Shops. 


1. Hours of Labour.—The hours of labour shall not exceed 
fifty-nine hours -in any week for all persons employed in or 
in connection with the process, trade, or business of a retail 
butcher, seller of meat, or maker or seller of smallgoods or 
uncooked meats. 

2. Starting and leaving-off times.—The starting and leaving- 
off times shall be as follows:—Summer months (Ist October 
to 3lst March, inclusive), Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and 
Fridays, starting time 5 a.m., leaving-off time 5 p.m.; Wednes- 
days, starting time 5 a.m., leaving-off time 12 noon; Satur- 
days, starting time 5 a.m., leaving-off time 9 p.m. Winter 
months (lst April to 30th September, inclusive), Mondays, 
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Wednes- 
days 6 a.m., leaving-off time 1 p.m.; Saturdays 6 a.m., 
leaving-off time 9 p.m. Excluding one hour for each meal. 
~_ 3. All hours worked shall be consecutive. 

4, The minimum wages payable to employees shall be as 
follows :— 


£°'s."d: 

= (Per week.) 
« . ,General shopman and salter_.. ae fe ie Oni 
' Other shopman 242-6 
Smallgoods man J +7) 3.0 0 
Salter as 46 fe oe sep OW 
Carter and assistant Aeon ee ve pee OO 

| Carter : + 4 ie Bae ake 
General shopman and slaughterman 3.0 0 
Beef-carter 2 5 0 


Other employees ‘not specified (not including 
men doing white-washing or general clean- 
ing work, provided they do not cut or 


assist in cutting or delivery of meat) .. 210 0 


5. Men employed in driving cutting-carts shall be classed as 
general shopmen and shall be paid at not less than £3. 

6. Casual labour shall be paid at not less than 10s. per day 
for Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, 12s. 6d. 
for Fridays, and 17s. 6d. for Saturdays or part thereof. 

7. Any employee in charge of a shop or branch shop shall 
be classed as a general shopman and shall be paid at not less 
than £3 per week, not to exceed fifty-nine hours per week. 

8. Beef-carters called on to drive a beef cart on a Sunday, 
or the afternoon of any holiday specified under this Award, 
shall not exceed three hours, and be paid 4s. 6d. extra for 
the three hours or part thereof. 

9. “ Other shopmen ” shall mean and be deemed to be any 
employee engaged in serving customers, cutting orders, break- 
ing-up meat, or doing ice-house work, and shall be paid not 
less than £2 12s. 6d. per week, not to exceed fifty-nine hours. 

10. An employee engaged in driving a cart for not less thari 
twenty-five hours in any week and assisting in the shop shall 
be classed as a carter and assistant and paid not less than 
£2 103. per week, not to exceed fifty-nine hours per week, 
provided where a slaughterman is employed by the employer 
such “carter and assistant”? may be employed not more 
than two hours per day in assisting the slaughterman. 

11. Any employee engaged in driving a cart only and not 
to assist in the shop, only by cleaning bars or washing down 
in the shop, shall be classed as a carter, and shall be paid not 
less than £2 5s, 


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12. No employer, his agent, or any of his family, shall 
board or lodge any employee on his or any other premises, 
and no employee shall pay any employer, his agent, or his 
family any sum of money whatever for board or lodging or 
give credit therefor except in the following cases :— 


(a) In cases where it is impossible to get board and 
lodgings, and the employee is charged not more than 
15s. per week. 

(b) To one employee, in cases where there is no employer 
residing on the business premises the employee not 
to be charged more than 15s. per week for such 
board and lodgings. 


13. All carters already in the employ of or entering the 
service of any master butcher shall, if requested, sign a 
document stipulating that he will not solicit, canvass, or try 
to obtain the customers of his late employer for a period of 
three calendar months after quitting the service of such 
employer, either voluntarily or through being discharged. 

_ 14.—Holidays.—The following holidays shall be observed 
during the year:—New Year’s Day, Anniversary Day, King’s 
Birthday, Prince ef Wales Birthday, Good Friday, Easter 
Monday, Christmas Day, Boxing Day, Hight Hours’ Day, 
and the day of the Employees’ Union Picnic. Close holidays 
shall be Good Friday, Christmas Day, and the day of the 
Employees’ Picnic (provided that the picnic day be held on a 
Wednesday). On close holidays no work shall be done, and 
on all other holidays all labour shall cease at 9 a.m. (except- 
ing Eight-Hours’ Day, when labour shall cease at 8.30 a.m.). 
Holidays shall be observed in accordance with their calendar 
dates, except when otherwise provided for by Act of Parlia- 
ment or by proclamation in the Government Gazette. All 
holidays shall be paid for. No breakfast hour shall be allowed 
where work ceases at 9 a.m. or earlier on a holiday. 

15. Apprentices.—One apprentice shall be allowed to every 
two men employed by such employer in’any one shop, pro- 
vided that two of such employees shall be in receipt of not 
less than £2 12s. 6d. per week. 

16. Any apprentice bound after the date hereof shall not 
be under 14 years of age or over the age of 17 years. 

17. All apprentices shall be properly indentured for a term 
of five years, and copies of all indentures shall be lodged 
with the Industrial Registrar within one month of execution. 

18. The wages of apprentices shall be as under:— 


g: Ads pe | 
First year .. oxy 12 6 per week 
Second year a 17 6 A; ie 
Third year .. a Zi e0 * BI 
Fourth year ae 37 «6 i Be 
Fifth year .. 45 0 ss se 


Sixth year he shall be classed as a shop or 
small-goodsman. 


19. Any employer wishing to employ a boy for light delivery 
work by basket shall, before erigaging such boy, apply to the 
Board, and the Board shall determine whether the employer 
shall have the right to employ such boy or not, but no employer 
shall be entitled to more than one boy under this clause, and 
he shall pay the following wages :— 


First year, 2 


+ not less than £1 per week. 
Second year, .. 


not less than £1 5s. per week. 
not less than £1 10s. per week. 
not less than £2 per week. 


Third year, 
Fourth year, . 


No boy shall be employed under the age of 15 years or over 
the age of 18 years under this clause. 


20. Improvers.—One improver shall be allowed to every 
shop where two or more employees are engaged in any one 
shop receiving not less than £2 12s. 6d. per week, and such 
improver shall not be under 16 years or over 18 years of age. 
Wages: First year, not less than £1 5s. per week; Second 
year, not less than £1 12s. 6d. per week; Third year not less 
than £2 per week; and then to be classed as to the position 
under the Award. 

One improver shall be allowed to every factory employing 
seven hands, two improvers in every factory employing 
fourteen hands, and three improvers in every factory employ- 
ing twenty-one hands or more; such improvers shall not be 
under 16 years or over 18 years. An improver’s duties shall 
be limited to working in the shop, smallgoods, or salt house. 


21. Slaughter Hands.—The hours of labour shall not ex- 
ceed fitty-two hours in any week for all persons employed 
in or in connection with the process or trade of a slaughter- 
yard, who come under this Award. Such hours shall be 
worked as follows:—Ten consecutive hours on Mondays, 
Tuesdays, and Thursdays, excluding one hour for breakfast 
and one hour for dinner; five consecutive hours on Wednes- 
days, excluding one hour for breakfast and one hour for™ 
dinner; five consecutive hours on Wednesdays, excluding 
one hour for breakfast or one hour for dinner; eleven con- 
secutive hours on Fridays; excluding one hour for breakfasti 
and one hour for dinner; six consecutive hours on Saturdays, 
excluding one hour for breakfast. The starting and ceasing 
hours shall be mutually agreed upon between the employer 


27 Juuy, 1910.) 


and employee, such hours to be worked between 5 a.m. and 
7 p.m. Each and every employer shall register the starting 
and ceasing hours as agreed, together with the names of each 
and every employee, with the Chairman of the Board within 
seven days of this Award having been gazetted. Any em- 
ployer wishing to alter the starting and ceasing hours shall 
give seven days’ notice of the proposed alteration to the 
Chairman of the Board before such alteration shall be deemed 
to take effect. All labour shall cease at 1 p.m. on Saturdays. 


22. The wages to be paid to slaughtermen shall be as 
follows :— 


First slaughterman, not less than £3 per week; 
Assistant slaughterman, not less than £2 12s. 6d. per 
F week. 


Copper and digester man, not less than £2 10s. per week. 


23. Any employee called upon to do any work on a Sunday, 
such work not to exceed three hours; shall be allowed five 
hours off the following week extra for the three hours or part 
thereof. 

24. If any employee engaged in or about slaughtering 
premises is called upon to do any work after the hour of 
12 noon on any holiday specified under this Award the time 
he shall work shall not exceed three hours, and he shall be 
paid 5s. extra for the three hours or part thereof. Provided 
on Good Fridays, slaughtermen may be employed from 12 
noon to 7 p.m., and shall be allowed, if so employed, ten 
hours off during the following week. 

25. Where one or more slayghtermen are engaged one shall 
be classed as first slaughterman, and be paid not less than 
£3 per week of fifty-two hours. 

26. Duties of all slaughtermen shall, when required, include 
killing or assisting to kill cattle, sheep, lambs, calves and 
pigs, looking after hides, skins, offal, coppers, digesters, yard- 
ing, or any other work now carried on in or about slaughtering 
premises. 

27. Any employee engaged as a copper or digester man 
shall, when required, perform all or any of the duties specified 
above, or in respect to a slaughterman (except in the killing 
or assisting in the killing of any stock as specified above) and 
shall be classed as a copper or digester hand, and be paid not 
less than £2 10s. per week of fifty-two hours. 

28. Any employee shall, if required, reside on the slaughter- 
ing premises of the employer, provided reasonable accommo- 
dation shall be supplied, rent free. 

29. Beef carters’ hours shall not exceed fifty-nine hours in 
any week, the starting and ceasing hours to be between 
5 a.m. and 7 p.m., shall in each and every case be mutually 
agceed upon between the employers and employees, and each 
and every employer shall register the starting and ceasing 
hour as agreed upon, together with the names of each and 
every employee, with the Chairman of the Board within seven 
days of the gazettal of the Award, provided any employee, 
when required. may start earlier on the morning following a 
holiday. Beef-carters shall, in addition to driving a beef 
cart, if required, drive an order cart, or do general cleaning 
work, but shall not cut, or assist in the cutting of any meat. 

30. Where no groom is employed, all employees driving 
a cart shall have charge and care of their horse and cart, 
which is used by them so far as regards feeding and cleaning, 


31. Preference to Unionists.—So long as the rules of the 
claimant Union provide for an entrance fee not exceeding 
ten shillings and six pence and a weekly contribution not 
exceeding sixpence, as between members of the claimant 
Union and other persons offering labour, members of the 
claimant Union shall be employed in preference to such other 
persons: Provided that in any case of the engagement of 


- new employees, no question of preference shall be deemed to 


have arisen when such employee if he is not a member of the 
claimant Union, becomes a member within two weeks of his 
engagement. 

32. The lowest rate at which aged and slow workers may be 
employed shall be one pound per week. The Secretary of 
the claimant Union and H. A. Beegling, of Goulburn, Butcher, 
and Mr. O. H. Furner, of Goulburn, Auctioneer, shall be a 
tribunal for the granting of permits to workers unable by 
reason of age, or any other cause, to earn the minimum 
wage herein prescribed. 

. 33. Interpretation.—In the event of any dispute or dis- 
agreement arising between the claimant Union and any em- 
ployer or company bound by this Award in respect of the 
true meaning, interpretation or intention of this Award or 
any claim or part thereof, such dispute or disagreement may 
be referred to the Butchering (Retail) Board, but this is 
without prejudice of any person to take proceedings for a 
penalty. 

34. Area of Award.—The Board hereby determines and 
directs that this Award shall be binding on all persons engaged 
in the industry of butchers employed in shops, butchers 
employed in connection with shops and factories where butchers 
are employed, butchers and carters employed in slaughter- 
houses which are carried on in connection with shops and 
smallgoods factories within the localities comprised within 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No -115. 3977 


the shopping districts and towns situated on the Southern 
Railway Line commencing at Menangle to Albury inclusive, 
and all towns and shopping districts situated on the Goulburn 
to Cooma Railway Line inclusive, and the shopping districts 
and towns of Young, Grenfell, Crookwell, Germanton, and 
Corowa. 


35. Duration of Award.—This Award shall remain in opera- 
tion for a period of two years from the date of publication in 
the Government Gazette. 


Dated at Sydney this eleventh day of July, a.p. 1910. 


GEO. WALKER, 
Chairman. of the 
Butchering (Retail) Board. 


[419] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


4 bees following Award of the Industrial Court vary- 

ing the Award dated the 21st December, 1909, 
of the Plumbers and Gasfitters (Cumberland) Board, 
constituted for the industry of Plumbers and Gas- 
fitters throughout the county of Cumberland, as varied 
by the Award of the said Board of the 27th day cf 
January, 1910, is published in accordance with the 
provisions of section 29 of the ‘‘Industrial Disputes 
Act, 1908.” 


G. C. ADDISON, 
Industrial Registrar. 


In the Industrial Court of New South Wales. 


No. 57 of 1910. 


In the matter of an Award of the Plumbers and Gas- 
fitters (Cumberland) Board of the twenty-first day 
of December, one thousand nine hundred and 
nine, published in the New South Wales Govern- 
ment Gazette of the twenty-ninth day of Decem- 
ber, one thousand nine hundred and nine; and 
in the matter of an application of the Master 
Builders Association of New South Wales to the 
Court for leave to appeal from the said Award. 


Monday, the fifth day of July, one thousand nine 
hundred and ten. 


THIS matter coming on to be heard on the twentieth, 
twenty-first, twenty-second, and twenty-third days of 
June last past, and again this day: Whereupon and 
upon hearing Mr. H. Peden Steel, Solicitor for the 
Master Builders’ Association of New South Wales, 
Mr. A. W. Nathan of Messrs. Minter, Simpson & Co., 
Solicitors for the Colonial Sugar Refining Company, 
Limited, in support of the application abovenamed, 
and Mr. Ware, Secretary of the Operative Plumbers 
Society in opposition thereto; and upon hearing Mr. 
Vero Read, Solicitor for Anthony Hordern and Sons, 
Mr. W. H. Forrest, on behalf of the Crown Solicitor, 
for the Sydney Harbour Trust Commissioners, and Mr. 
Richards for S. Underwood; and upon hearing the 
evidence given by witnesses for and in opposition to 
the said application, it is hereby ordered that the 
Award of the Plumbers and Gasfitters (Cumberland) 
Board of the twenty-first day of December, 1909, as 
varied by the Award of the said Board of the 27th 
day of January, 1910, be varied, and that the same be 
amended as follows :— 


AMENDMENTS. 
Clause 1.—Interpretation 


Strike out the whole clause. 
Clause 2.—Hours of Working. 
Add at the end of the clause the words :— 

“Provided that by agreement between the 
parties, the working day may begin at 7 a.m. 
or at 8 a.m., or at any time between those 
hours, and the time of the working day shall 
begin to run from the time so fixed.’ 


Clause 3.—Wages. 


After the words ‘‘at the time of stopping work on 
pay day,’’ add the words “‘provided that where wages 
have to be passed by the Auditor-General’s Depart- 
ment, three days’ wages may be kept in hand.” 


Amend Clause 5 as to Fares, as follows :— 
At the beginning of the clause prefix the words— 


‘(When the employee has to go to his employer’s 
registered or recognised place of business 
before going to his work, the following pro- 
visions shall apply.’’ 


3978 


At the end of the clause add the words— 


‘fWhen the employee has not to go to his em- 
ployer’s registered or recognised place of 
business before going to his work, the follow- 
ing provisions shall apply:—All fares in- 
curred by an employee in travelling to and 
from his work between the end of the first 
penny tram section from the Central Rail- 
way Station (which shall be taken to include 
the top of William-street) and the place 
where he is working, shall be paid by _ the 
employer; and where an employee lives in a 
suburb and the work is also in a suburb in 
such a way that he will travel between his 
home and the work without coming to the 
Central Railway Station at all, the employer 
shall pay all fares incurred by the employee 
over two pence per day.” 


Amend Clause 6 of the Award so as to read as 
follows :— 


6, Travelling Time.—The following shall be the pro- 
visions as to travelling time ;:— 


‘“(@) When an employee has to go to his em- 
ployer’s registered or recognised place of 
business before going to the job on which 
he is engaged, then, if the job is situated 
more than three miles from the said place 
of business, the cmployee shall be entitled, 
either to travel the excess distance over the 
three miles one way, to or fro, in the em- 
ployers’ time; or, if he travels it in his own 
time, to be paid for such time at ordinary 
rates. 

(b) When an employse has not to go to his em- 
ployer’s registered or recognised place of 
business before going to the job on which he 
in engaged, then, if the employee has to come 
into the city on his way to the job, and the 
job is situated more than five miles from 
the place at which the employee reaches 
the city, the employee shall be entitled to the 
above privileges in respect of any distance 
over the said five miles. The places at 
which the employee shall be considered to 
reach the City shall be the Central Railway 
Station if he comes from the western suburbs ; 
the top of Oxford or William streets if he 
comes from the eastern suburbs; and the 
Circular Quay if he comes from the northern 
suburbs. If the employee lives in the City, 
the five miles shall be measured from the 
employee’s home. 


(c) When the employee lives in a suburb and the 
job is in another suburb, so that by his proper 
route he will travel between his home and the 
job without coming in to the City at, all, 
then, if the distance between his home and 
the job is more than five miles, he shall be 
entitled to the above privileges in respect of 
any distance over the said five miles. 


(d@) The employer shall have the right to gay 
whether such travelling is to be’ done in the 
employer’s time or not, and, if done in the 
employer’s time, whether it is to be done in 
morning or evening.”’ 


Amend clause 7 of the Award by adding at the end 
of the first paragraph, after the words ‘‘place of 
residence,’ the words ‘The right of deciding whether 
in any case the work is country work within this 
definition shall be with the employer.” 


Clause 9.—Tea Money. 


At the end of the clause add the words— 


“or to the permanent employees of the Colonial 
Sugar Refining Company, Limited.’ 


Clause 12.—Strike out the whole of the clause and 
substitute the following :— 


Clause 12.—Aged, Infirm, and Slow Workers. 


The Industrial Registrar is appointed the tribunal 
to grant permits under section 27 (f) of the Act, 
and to leave such tribunal free and unhampered to 
deal with each application for any such permit on 
its individual merits; the minimum wage for workers 
under the said clause is fixed at the nominal sum of 
Is. per week. 


By the Court, 


CHAS. G. HEYDON, (u.8.) 
Judge of the Industrial Court. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. 


(27 Jury, 1910. 


——— 


ACT OF PARLIAMENT ASSENTED TO. 


Legislative Council Office, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1910. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that His 

I Excellency the Governor has, in the name and on behalf 

of Hia Majesty, this day assented to the undermentioned Act 

passed by the Legislative Council and Legislative Assembly of 

New South Wales in Parliament assembled, viz, :— 

No.1, 1910. “An Act to provide for the protection of certain 
birds known as homing pigeons during their flights as 
bearers of messages from geographical point to point, or 
while under training, and at other times.” 


JOHN J. CALVHRT, 
Clerk of the Parliaments. 


a 


New South Wales Medical Board, 
13th duly, 1910. 


LEGALLY QUALIFIED MEDICAL PRAC- 
TITIONHRS. 


\ E, the undersigned, the President and Members 
'Y of the New South Wales Medical Board, ap- 
pointed by His Excellency the Governor, under the 
enactments providing for the registration of Legally 
Qualified Medical Practitidhers in the State of New 
South Wales, do hereby certify that the undermen- 
tioned persons have submitted to this Board the 
necessary testimonials and qualifications :— 


[4523 


[471] 


2956. Paul, Charles Norman, M.B., Mast. Surg. Univ. 
Sydney, 1910. 


2957. Blumer, George Albert, M.B., Mast. Surg. Univ. 
Sydney, 1910. 


2958, Larkins, Nicholas Clement, M.B., 1909, Mast. Surg. 
1910, Univ. Sydney, 


2959. Ross, George, M.B., Bac. Surg., B.A.O. Royal Univ. 
Irel., 1897. : 


2960. Wallace, John Andrew Leslie, M.D., 1909, Bac. Surge 
1903, Univ. Edin. 


2964, Weir, James, M.B,, Mast. Surg. Univ. Glasg., 1896. 


2961. Halley, Ida Gertrude Margaret, M.B., 1895, Bac. Surg, 
1886, Univ. Melb. 


2962. Mummery, Norman Howard, Lic, R. Coll. Phys, Lond., 
1992; Mem. R, Coll. Surg, Eng., 1902, 


2963. Ware, Samuel Middleton, Lic. R, Coll. Phys, Edinig 
1908; Lic. R. Coll. Surg. Edin., 1908; Lic. Fac, Phys. 
Surg. Glasg., 1908, 


2965. Foy, Leslie Harold, M.B,, Mast. Surg. Univ. Sydney, 
1910. 


2966. Langley, Arthur Wellesley Homan, M.B., Bac. Surg. 
Univ. Melb, ; 1908. 


2967, Craig, James Chambers, M.B., Bac. Surg, Univ. Melb., 
1910. 3 


For additional registration— 
Beatty, Harold Ramsay, Mast. Surg., Univ. Sydney, 1910. 
Parnell, Hthel Caroline, Mast. Surg., Univ. Sydney, 1910. 


And we do hereby declare that the persens whose 
names are herein mentioned are entitled to be deemed: 
Legally Qualified Medical Practitioners, in terms of,. 
and in accordance with, the provisions of the afore-- 
said enactments. 


P. SYDNEY JONES, M.D., F.B.C.S, Eng,, President,. 
G. H. ABBOTT, B.A., M.B., Ch. M. 

W. H. CRAGO, M.R.C.S. Eng., L.R.O.P. Lond. 
WM. CHISHOLM, M.D, Lond., M.R.C.S. Eng. 

T, STORIE DIXSON, M.B., C.M, : 

F. H. QUAIFE, M.A., M.D. 

GEORGE E, RENNIE, M.D. F.R.C.P, Lond. 


[591] New South Wales Government Railways, 
Office of the Chief Commissioner, 


Sydney, 22nd July, 1910). 


OTICH is hereby given that quantities of old materiale; 

namely,—Number of tramway rails, which have been 

left by the owners on Railway premises, are lying at Coota- 

mundra, and that unless they are removed from the Railway” 

premises within two months from the date of this notice they 

will be sold, and the proceeds utilised for the payment of 
storage charges. 


By order, 


Secretary 


27 Jury, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115, 


3979 


PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


THE Public Service Board invite applications for tlic 
following positions. Application should be made on 
a form for the purpose, obtainable at the Office of the 
Board or from Clerks of Petty Sessions in country 
districts, and should reach the undersigned not later 
than the date specified :— 


8rH Aveust, 1910. 


Assistant INsTRUcTOR (female) Industrial School for — 


Girls, Parramatta. The salary of this position, 
which is in the General Division, is at the rate 
of £66 per annum, with quarters and rations, £20 
per annum. Applicants should have had a good 
domestic training, and have a knowledge ~ of 
dressmaking and cooking. They should be of fair 
edueation and capable of managing girls of from 
15 to 18 years of age. They will be required to 
produce references as to character and fitness for 
the work, Preference will be given to applicants 
between the ages of 25 and 380 years. Suitable 
applicants already permanently employed in the 
Public Service will receive first consideration. 


Fimsr Assistant ro Operator, Sydney Technical Col- 
lege. The salary of the position, which is in the 
General Division, is at the rate of £150 per 
annum. Applicants must be not more than 40 
years of age, must be able to make lantern slides, 
copy prints and photographs, enlarge in bromides, 
mount photographs, drawings, &c., and must have 
a knowledge of flashlight photography, and he 
able to operate limelight lantern. Suitable appli- 
cants already permanently employed in the 
Public Service will receive first consideration. 

GENERAL ASSISTANT TO OpeRATOR, Sydney Technical 
College. The salary of the position, which is in 
the General Division, is at the rate of £75 per 
annum. Applicants must’ be youths not less than 
18 years of age, of fair education, able to mask, 
bind, and repair lantern slides, and should have 
some knowledge of photography. Suitable appli- 


eants already permanently employed in the 
Public Service will receive first danatiotation: - 
By order of the Board, 
R. A. GILFILLAN, 
Secretary. 


NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


APPLICATIONS having been made to bring the lands 
4% hereunder described under the provisions of the Real 
Property Act, Certificates of Indefeasible Title will issue, unless 
Caveats be lodged in accordance with the Third Schedule to the 
said Act,.ON OR BEFORE THE 81st Avaust, 1910 :— 


No. 15,7 57. APPLICANT :— George Marchant, Darlington. 
LAND :—City Sydney, 19 perches, in Shepherd-street and 
Moorgate-lane,—lots 20,21, 22,23, section B, Shepherd’s Nursery 
Estate, and part of 28 acres 2 roods, granted to Thomas 


Shepherd ; adjoining properties of ‘G. Marchant and trustees 
of J. Flanagan. 


Wo. 15,807. APPLICANTS :—Reth Hudson, Redfern, 
George William Hudson, Redfern, and John Hunter, Sydney. 
LAND :—Maunicipality Redfern, 9 perches, in Holden and 
Regent»streets,—part Jots 1 and 2, section B, Eveleigh Estate, 
and part-95 acres granted to William Chippendale; adjoining 
property of George Hudson and Son (Limited). 

No. 16,012. APPLICANT :—Elizabeth Melhuish, Parra- 
matta. LAND :—Municipality Parramatta, 1 acre 114 perches, 
in Smith-street,—part of allotment 20, section 25, granted to 
‘William Peisley, and part allotment 43, said section, granted 
to Benjamin Lee; adjoining properties of E. Melhuish, D. D. 
Henderzon, and G, Coates, 

No. 16,391, APPLICANTS :—Ruth Withycombe, Clement 
James Withycombe, and Ralph Withycombe, all near Mue- 
wellbrook, LAND:—County Durham, parish Vaux, shire 
Musweilbrock, 410 acres 8 roods 25 perches, 753 acres 3 roode, 
and 3,978 acres 3 roods 11 perches, on Hunter River and on 
road from Denman to Musclebrook,—part 1,000 acres (portion 
4 of parish), and part 2,000 acres (portion 5 of parish) granted 
ito William Carter, part 2,0CO acres (portion 2 of parish) 
granted to George Forbes, and part 2,000 acres (portion 3 of 
parish) granted to James Brindley Bettington ; adjoining pro- 
«perties of Mrs. EH. E. White, R. and C.J. Withycombe, and 
H.R. White, A. M. White, J. F. White, and H. H. White. 


No. 16,460, APPLICANT:—Bessie Buchanan, North 
Sydney. LAND :—Mounicipality North Sydney, 1 rocd 12 
perches, in Eden and Myrtle streets,—lots 12, 18, and 14 Eden 
Estate, and part allotments 6, 7, and 8, section 8, town St. 

onards (now North Sydney), granted to Archibald Mosman ; 
adjoining properties of M. Bourke and A. Walker. 


— 


No. 16,475. APPLICANT :—William Edwin Goodin, 
Sydney. LAND :—Municipality Paddington, 7 perches, in 
Glenmore-road and Mary-street, Paddington,—part lot 5 John 
Rickard’s subdivision of part Library Estate, and part 8 acres 
10 perches granted to Thomas Walker, James Mitchell, and 
Willism Timothy Cape ; adjoining properties of Crawford and 
Company, and 8, Smith, 

Diagram delineating this land may be inspected at the 
Land Titles Office, Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 


W. G, H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 
27th July, 1910. [613] 


NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACI. 


PPLICATION having been made to bring the land 
hereunder described under the provisions of the Real 
Property Act, Certificate of Indefeasible Title will issue, 
unless Vaveat be lodged in accordance with the Third Schedule 
to the said Act, ON OR BEFORE THE 147u SurrzMBER, 1910 :— 


No. 16,498. APPLICANT :—William Cole, Balmain. 
LAND :—Municipality Mosman, 1 rood 193 perches, in Avenue- 
road and Shadforth-atreet,—lots 6, 7, 15, 16, Avenue Road 
Estate, and part 80 acres (pertion 191 of parish) granted to 
Archibald Mossman, and part 30 acres (portion 178 of parish) 
granted to Archibald Mosman; adjoining properties of 8S. 
Hungerford, Mrs, Harris, J. Warburton, and Mr, and Mrs. G. 
Stansell. 


Diegram delineating this land may be inspected at the 
Land ‘Titles Office, Blizabeth-street, Sydney. 


W..G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 


27th July, 1910. [614] 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
341 Pitt-street, 
Sydney, 18th June, 1910. 


NOT(OH TO LAY SERVICH PIPES. 


NoTIcE TO THE OWNERS CF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
; IN— 


Auburn: Byrnes-street, from existing main to North- 
parade; North-parade, from Byrnes-street to 
Hampstead-road; Hampstead-road, from North- 
parade to Belimba-street. 

City: Crown-street, from Liverpool-street to William- 
street. 

Drummoyne: Lyons-read, from St. George’s-crescent 
to submarine main. 

Hornsby Shire: Galston-read, from existing main to 
Hthel-street. 

Kuring-gait Shire: Roland’s-avenue, 
main southerly 320 yards. 

Mosman: Raglan-street, from existing main south- 
westerly 50 yards; Melaleuca-street, from Almara- - 
street north-westerly 148 yards; Fairfax-road, 
from existing main westerly 79 yards; and Lower 
Spit road, from Upper Spit road to existing main. 


from existing 


North Sydney: Iredale-avenue, from Murdoch-street 
easterly and northerly 289 yards. 


Randwick: Arden-street, from existing main south- 
erly 137 yards; Boundary-street, from Carrington- 
road westerly 154 yards; Church-street, from 
existhhng main to King-street; King-street, from 
Church-street easterly 82 yards; and Dangar- 
street, from existing main scutherly 91 yards. 


Rookwood: Church-street, from existing main to 
Martin-street. 
Ryde: Constitution-road, from Adelaide-street to 


Federal-road; and Falconer-street, from Parkes- 
street north-easterly 459 yards. 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 60 
yards from the main pipe]. . 


Tee main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated as above, are hereby required on or before 
the 3rd day of August next, to cause a proper pipe 
and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water from 
the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


. .D..C. ROBERTSON, 
Inspector of the Board of Water Supply 


[7714] and Sewerage. 


3980 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply ana Sewerage, 
Sydney, 18th July, 1910. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Norice to rHe Owners or TENEMENTS AND 
PREMISES IN—- 


Sydicy: Chalmer’s-street, from Hlizabeth-street to 


Randle-street. 


Kogarah: Hampton Court road, from existing main 
to existing main; Hrancis-street, from existing 
main to Kogarah-road; Edward-street, from 
Tanner-avenue to Kogarah-road; Arthur-street, 
from Tanner-avenue to /Kogarah-road. 


Rookwood: WHgerton-street, Sutherland-street 
to Hezlett-street. 

Waverley: Murriveri-road, from existing main to 
Hardy-street ; Northcote-street, from Old South 
Head road _to Oxford-street; Robert-street, from 
Old Scuth Head road easterly 215 yards. 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than sixty 
yards from the main pipe. ] 


Shee main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated as above are hereby required, on or before 
the seventh day of September next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


D. C. ROBERTSON, 
Inspector to the 
Board of Water Supply and Sewerage. 


from 


[542] 


———— 


[612} Police Department, 
Inspector-General’s Office, 


Sydney, 25th July, 1910. 
INSPECTORS OF SLAUGHTER HOUSES. 


B* virtue of an authority vested in me by an Order of His 

Excellency the Governor in-Council, I have appointed the 
undermentioned inember of the Police Force as an Inspector of 
Slaughter Houses, and of cattle intended to be slaughtered :— 


Senior-constable John McBaron ; Station—Balranald; Police 
District for which appointed—Balranald. 


N.B.—It is to be understcod that the appointment of 
members of the Police Force as Inspectors of Slaughter 
Houses will cease on their leaving the Service. 


THOMAS GARVIN, 
Inspector-General of Police. 


NORTHERN DISTRICT. 


di pursuance of the provisions of the ‘District 

Courts Act, 1901,”’ T hereby appoint the following 
day for holding a District Court at the place herein- 
after mentioned, viz. :— 


At Murwillumbah, on Tuesday, the 23rd August, 


1910 
E. SCHOLES, 
Judge. 


The i7th day of June, 1910. [7858] 


QUARTER SESSIONS, 


N OTICE is hereby given, that Courts of Quarter 
1 Sessions in and for the State of New South 
Wales, will be holden during August next, at the 
Court-houses, at the following times and_ places, 
V1Z..2— 


Darlinghurst, Sydney, Tuesday, 2nd August ; 
Hay, Wednesday, 3rd August; 

Gien Innes, Wednesday, 38rd August; 
Broken Hill, Monday, 8th August; 
Deniliquin, Tuesday, 9th August; 
Grafton, Friday, 12th August; 
Wentworth, Monday, 15th August; 
Albury, Tuesday, 16th August ; 
Neweastle, Tuesday, 16th August ; 
Lismore, Wednesday, 17th August ; 
Wagga Wagga, Monday, 22nd August: 


When and where all persons under recognizances to 
appear as prosecutors, witnesses, or defendants, or 
who have appeals to interpose, or other business to 
transact, are desired to give their attendance re- 
spectively at 10 o’clock in the forenoon. 


W. R. BEAVER, 


Clerk . 
Office of the Clerk of the Peace, erk of the Peace, 
[338] 


Sydney, 18th July, 1910. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVE}. 


| 


NMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. [£7 Juny, 1910. 


RE Police Magistrate and Justices of the Peace in Petty 
Sessions assembled, at the Court-house, Campbelltown, 

this 19th day of July, 1910, do hereby appoint Tuesday befcre 
the third Wednesday in each month to be the day on whiclrall 
actions under the “small Debts Recovery Act, i899,” and any 
Act amending the same, shall be heard and determined at the 
Court-house, Campbelltown aforesaid, in the Petty Sessions 
District of Campbelltown. 


T. B. CLEGG, 
Police Magistrate. 
[453] 


Court-house, Campbelltown, 
19th July, 1910. 


(pee Police Magistrate and Justices of the Peace 
in. Petty Sessions assembled at the Court-house 
at Penrith, this 13th day of June, 1910, do hereby 
appoint the second Monday in each month to be the 
days on which all actions under the ‘‘Small Debts 
Recovery Act, 1899,’? and any act amending the same, 
shall be heard and determined at the Court-house at 
Penrith aforesaid, in the Petty Sessions District of 


Penrith. 
T. B. CLEGG, 


Police Magistrate. 
[7702] 


Court-house, Penrith, 
13th June, 1910. 


ae Bench of Stipendiary Magistrates in Petty 
Sessions assembled at the Court-house at Manly, 
this third day of June, 1910, do hereby appoint Fri- 
day in each and every week to be the days on which 
all actions under the ‘‘Small Debts Recovery Act, 
1899,’ and any Act amending the same, shall be 
heard and determined at the Court-house at Manly 
aforesaid, in the Petty Sessions District of Manly. 


By the Court, 


GEORGE H. SMITHERS, 
Stipendiary Magistrate. 
[7424] 


HE Police Magistrate and the Bench of Magis- 
trates, assembled in Petty Sessions at the Court- 
house, Alstonville, do hereby appoint the Thursday 
before the first Friday in every month for the holding 
of a Court of Petty Sessions.—Dated at Alstonville, 
this 2nd day of June, 1910. 


MORETON H. FITZHARDINGE, 


[7430] Chairman. 


Abe Court of Petty Sessions at Liverpool have this sixth 

day of July, 1910, fixed the first Wednesday in each 
month as the day for holding the Court of Petty Sessions for 
the Petty Sessions District of Liverpool. 


T, B. CLEGG, P.M. 

J. S. PERRY, J.P. 

I. B. BOSSLEY, J.P. 
[221] 


Court-house, Liverpool, 
6th July, 1910. 


A T a Court of Petty Sessions held in the Court- 

house, Katoomba, on the 13th day of July, 
1910, and in accordance with the requirements of 
Rule 3 of the 24th May, 1910, the Second Wednesday 
in each month was appointed to be the day for hear- 
ing and determining, at the said Court-house, all 
actions under the ‘‘Small Debts Recovery Act, 1899,’’ 
and any Act amending the same. 


T. B. CLEGG, 


Police Magistrate. 
Katoomba, 13th July, 1910. [333] 


f bes Bench of Magistrates at Callarendabri have this day 

appointed Senior-constable George Hevry Sawtell to act 
as Registrar of the Small Debts Court at Collarendabri, vice 
Senior Constable H. HE. Vizzard, transferred. 


RICHD. BLACK, J.P. 

WM. PUGH, J.P. 

W. E. TURNBULL, J.P. 
Court-house, Collarendabri, 


18th July, 1910. [460] 


(pas Bench of Magistrates at Collarendabri have this day 
appointed Constable William Ward to act as Bailiff of 
the Small Debts Court at Coilarendabri, vice Senior-constable 
H. E. Vizzard, transferred. 
RICHD. BLACK J.P. 
WM. PUGH, J.P. 
W. E. TURNBULL, J.P. 
Court-house, Collarendabri, . 
18th July, 1910. (451) 


27 Jury, 1910.] 


Tee Bench of Magistrates at Narromine have this day 
appointed Edwin Thomas Bateman to be Bailiff of the 
Small Debts Court at Narromine in the Petty Sessions District 
of Dubbo, vice James Owen Hare, resigned. The appointment 
of the said Edwin Thomas Batem in to take effect from the Ist 
day of August, 1910. 
C. E. OSLEAR, 
Police Magistrate. 
[533] 


Court-house, Narromine. 
14th July, 1910. 


[611] Depa:tment of Public Works, 


Sydney, 25th July, !910. 


RD otc have been accepted for the following Public 
Works for the week ending 23rd instant :— 


GOVERNMENT ARCHITEC?’s BRANCH — 


Co.structing and installing New Baths, Closets and other 
Sanitary Arrangements and general repairs at Girls’ 
Industrial ®chool premiaes, Parramatta—T. 1. 
Harvey, Parramatta. 


Repairs, renewals, and painting Police Officers’ Quarters, 
Wollongong—H. Williams & Co., Wollongong. 


Renovations of Office Lobby and Jelephone Rcoom at 
Post Office, Redfern—Anderson Bros., Surry Hille. 


General repairs and painting to Police Station, Ashfield— 
J. McDonald, Leichhardt. .- 


Effecting tar-paving at Publie School, North R;de—W. 
G. Hansell, Marrickville. 


Renovations to Residential Quar‘ers at Post Office, Parra- 
matta—Anderson Bros., Surry Hi ls. 


Repairs, painting, &c., to Lands Office, Moree—H. Dobbie, 
Moree. 


Erection and completion of Workmen’s Dwellings at 
Gloucester-street, Sydney—Grant & Craven, Summer 
Hill. 


Roaps arp Bripers Brancu— 


Dorrigo Branch Road, Kempsey District, 
86/C9-10—Peter McHugh, Dorrigo. 


Contract 


Unsuccessful Tenderers for the above are reques'ed to accept 
this intimation. 


W. J. HANNA, 
Under Seoretary. 


[478] Sydney Harbour Trust Office, 


Circular Quay, 22nd July, 1910. 


TENDER FOR SAWN HARDWOOD. 


ENDERS will be received at this Office up to 2 p.m. on 

Tuesday, the 2nd proximo, for the Supply and Delivery 

of Sawn Hardwood Decking for Jetty No. 9, Dawes’ Point to 

Miller’s Point. 

Forms of fender and full particulars may be obtained upon 

application to the Engineer-in-Chief of the Trust. 
HAROLD F. NORRIE, 
Secretary. 


[479] 


Sydney Harbour Trust Office, 
Circular Quay, 22nd July, 19:0. 


TENDERS FOR WOOD BLOCKS. 


ENDERS will be received at this Office up to 2 p.m. on 

Tuesday, the 2nd proximo, for the Supply and Delivery 

to the Trust of Wood Blocks for Jetties Nos. 8 and 4, Darling 
Harbour. 


Forms of tender and full particulars may be obtained on 


- application to the Engineer-in-Chief. 


HAROLD F. NORRIE. 
Secretary. 


[480 } Sydney Harbour Trust Office, 
Circular Quay, 22nd July, 1910. 
TENDERS FOR MILD STEEL GIRDHRS. 


eee TENDHRS will be received at this Office up to 
2 pm. on Tuesday, the 2nd protimo, for the Supply and 
Delivery of :— 


(a) Mild Steel Trussed Girders, 


(b) Mild Steel Rolled Girders, 
to be used in the construction of the. Elevated Roadway at 
Jetties Nos. 3.and 4, Darling Harbour. 
Forms of application and full particulars may be obtained on 
application to the Engineer-in-Chief of the Trust. 


HAROLD F. NORRIE, 
Secretary. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115, 3981 


New South Wales Government Railways, 
Oifce of the Chief Commissioner, 
Sydney, 25th July, 1910. 


ENDERS will be received at this Office not later 
than 12 o’clock noon on the dates specified for 
the undermentioned Works, Supplies, &c, :— 


Tunspay, 2np Avaust, 1910. 


The Cartage of Locomotive Boiler and Pump, &c., 
weighing about 12 tons,from Yass Railway Station 
to Pump-house, distance about 1 mile, and of 
Boiler, &c., from Pump-house to Yass Station. 
Particulars, Steam Shed Inspector at Goulburn, 
Station-master at Yass Junction, and Chief 
yee oe Engineer’s Office, Wilson-street, Red- 
ern. 

The Purchase of 2,500 gallons of Tar Oil (Carbolic and 
Creosote) now available; and also of the Accumu- 
lations of Tar Oil during the period ending 30th 
June, 1911. Particulars; Railway Stores, Wilson- 
street, Newtown. 


Monpay, 8TH Avaust, 1910. 

The Supply of Locomotive Engine Oil, Raw and 
Boiled Linseed Oil, required during the six months 
ending 30th June, 1911. Particulars, Railway 
Stores, Wilson-street, Newtown. 


Monpay, 29rH Aveusrt, 1910. 


The Supply and Erection at the Ultimo Power-house 
of ‘Two Centrifugal Feed Pumps, each 400 gallons 
per minute. Particulars, Electrical Engineer’s 
Office, 61 Hunter-street, Sydney. 

Tenders are to be endorsed ‘‘Tender for Cartage 
of Locomotive Boiler and Pump, c&c.”’ or as the cass 
may be. 

The Deputy Chief Commissioner does not bind him- 
self to accept the lowest or any Tender. 


By order, 


. J. 8. SPURWAY, 
Secretary. 


METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WATER SUPPLY 
AND SEWERAGE. 


qpORRse for the works specified below will be 
received up to 2 p.m. on the date mentioned, 
addressed to the President :— 


8TH August, 1910. 


Contract No. 931.—Providing, Laying, and Jointing 
Stoneware, Monier, and Cast-iron Drain Pipes 
in the Northern Division during the perio 
ending 30th June, 1911. Deposit, £5; security, 
£20. (Fresh Tenders.) 


Contract No. 946.—Construction of 6,002 lineal feet 
of Stoneware and Cast-iron Pipe Sewers in the 
Municipality of Drummoyne (Low-level). Deposit, 
£70, security, £350. (Fresh Tenders.) 


Contract No. 947.—Construction of 12,927 lineal feet 
cf Stoneware and Cast-iron Pipe Sewers in the 
Municipality of North Sydney (Low-level). De- 
posit, £110; security, £525. (Fresh Tenders.) 


Contract No. 953.—Construction of 4,127 lineal feet of 
Stoneware Pipe Sewers in the Municipality of 
North Sydney. Deposit, £20; security, £130. 


Contract No. 952.—Construction of 1,167 lineal feet of 
Stoneware Pipe Sewers in the Municipality of 
Randwick. Deposit, £10; security, £65. 


15ta Aveust, 1910. 


Contract No. 948.—Construction of 6,048 lineal feet cf 
Monier and Stoneware Pipe Sewers in the City of 
Sydney. Deposit, £30; security, £150. 


Contract No. 954.—Construction of 1,491 lineal feet of 
Stoneware Pipe Sewers in the Municipality of 
Randwick.—Deposit, £10; security, £65. 


Contract No. 955.—Construction of 1,144 lineal feet of 
Stoneware Pipe Sewers in the Municipality of 
Concord. Deposit, £10; security, £20. 


Contract No. 956.—Construction of 2,694 lineal feet 
of Stoneware Pipe Sewers in the Municipality of 
Marrickville. Deposit, £10; security, £60. 


WILLIAM HOLMES, 
341 Pitt-street, Sydnty, Secretary, 


23rd July, 1910. 


8982 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. [27 Jury, 1910. 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910, 
TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS. 
ENDERS will be received at this Office, for the Public Works specified in the Schedule hereunder, up to TWO O’OLOOK 
P.M., of the various dates set forth in the second column. 
All envelopes containing Tenders must be addressed to the President of the Tender Board, ana have legibly endorsed upon 
them the name of the work in respect of which the Tender is submitted, ik 
It is to be understood that the Government does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any Tender; and no Tender w:ll 
be accepted until the same has been reported upon by the proper officer. 


CHARLES A. LEE. 


Dates F : ¢ “ae, 
D yeah : ‘ Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions 
ription 4 Wore rf Supplies tobe pce Sate General Conditions, and form of Tender. ‘ Remarks. 
endered for. Sued : may be seen. 


Goverament Architect’s Branch. 


- Additions, &c., to Public School, Canterbury... | 2 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Canterbury. 


' Erection of Students’ Quarters, Experimental | 2 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 


f 


™ 


~——— 


Farm, Grafton. ment, Sydney; Court-house, Grafton; 
and District Works Office, Lismore. 


a a , 


Erection of Police Buildings, North Goulburn | 2 Aug., 1910 ? Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 


Goulburn; and District Works Office, 


| ment, Sydney; Police Station, North 
Goulburn. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Bathurst ; and Court-house, Orange. 


Erection of Lock-up and Court-keeper’s| 2 Aug., 1910 


Quarters, Orange. 


- Additions and Improvements to Public School, | 2 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Edwardstown. | ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 


Cootamundra; and Public School, } 
Edwardstown. 


Residence at Woodstock. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Bathurst ; and Police Station, Wood- 
stock. 


2 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 


q 


Equipment for New Drying Room, Benevo- 
lent Asylum, Liverpool. 


ment, Sydney; and Court-house, 


Erection of Post and Telegraph Office, and} 2 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart: | 
Liverpool. | 


Additions to Hospital, Tamworth Contractors’ Room, Publie Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and District Works | 


Office, Tamworth. 4 


nes | 2 Aug., 1910 Fresh Tenders, 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Cronulla. 


Erection of Two Weathersheds, Publie School, {| 2 Aug., 1910 | 
Cronulla. 


Erection of Telephone Cabinets, at Mortdale | 2 Aug., 1910 | 
and Petersham, 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney. 


' Brection of Telephone Oabinet in garden of 
Mr. Veitch’s residence, Northwood, Lane 
Cove River. 


2 Aug., 1910 | 


i 
( 


Oontractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- ° 
ment, Sydney. 


; Repairs, Improvements, Painting, &c., Public Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


| 2Aug., 1910 
School, Kincumpber. 


ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Kincumber. 


Internal Renovations, &¢,, Post aud Telegraph 
Office, Hunter’s Hill, 


2 Aug., 1910] Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
| ment, Sydney. 


Construction of Sea Wall and Wharf; Exca-| 2 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | ‘Time extended. 
vations, &ec;, at Bantry Bay, Middle Harbour. | ment, Sydney. 


Erection of Students’ Quarters, Experimental { 8 Aug., 1910 j Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- ? 
Farm, Glen Innes. { ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
| Armidale; and Experimental Farm, 


Glen Innes. - ‘ 


Providing Additional Accommodation for 
Telephone Exchange ; and Laying on Water | 
to premises, Post and Telegraph Office, 
Gundagai. 


8 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depars- 

| ment, Sydney; District Works Office, - 
Cootamundra ; and Court-house, | 
Gundagai. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Summer Hill. ‘ 


em to Tarpaving, Public School, Summer | 8 Aug., 1910 | 
ill, i 


Erection of New School and Teacher’s Resi- | 8 Aug., 1910 ; Contractor’s Room, Public Works Depart- 
dence, Public School, Werris Creek. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
: Tamworth; and Public School, Werris 


_Additions and Repairs to Public School, 


27 Juny, 1910.) © NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. 3983 


TENDERS FOR tUuutc WwORKS—continued, * 


Dates 


Descripti i Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions, 
momnainiee ie 09 PR NR General Conditions, and orm of Tender, : Remaiks. 
received, may be seen. 


Government Architect’s Branch—continued. 


Erect‘on of Police Station, at Scarborough .,.| 8 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depari- ! 
ment, Sydney; and Police Station, ' 


Clifton. : Il 


Erection of ‘Teacher's Residence, Publis | 8 Aug., 1910 


School, Dunvegan. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Kempsey; and Public School, Dun- 


| | vegan. 
Additions, &c., to Publie School, Clunes, .,. | 8 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Iismore; Police Station, Bangalow ; 
and Public School, Clunes. 


Erection of Police Station at Terry Hie Hie.,, } 8 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
| ment, Sydney; District Works Ofiice, 
| Tamworth; and Police Station, Terry 

I 


! 
Hie Hie. | 
Repairs to Teacher's Residence, Public School, } 8 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ tioom, Public Works Pepart- 
Greenwich. ment, Sydney; and Public School, i 
Greenwich. 
Additions to Public School, Gloucester 8 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Kempsey ; aud Public School, Gloucester 
’ General Repairs, Renovations, &e., Military | 8 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
Premises, Parramatta. ment, Sydney; and Court-house, | 
: Parramatta, ~} 
Erection of Gallery in Strong Room, Lands |. 8 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
Office, Sydney. ment, Bydney. ‘ 
Erection of New Fencing, Public School,! 8 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 
Mosman. ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Mosman. 


Providing and Erectirg Telephone Cabinet at; 8 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 
Prince Alfred Hospital. | ment, Sydney. 


Providing and Erccting Telephone Cabinet at | 8 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 


Post and Telegraph Office, Camperdown. ment, Sydney. 


Erection of Police Station at Adamstown .., | 15 Aug., 1910 Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
f i ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 

1 Newcastle; and Police Station, Adams- 
town. 


15 Aug., 1910 , Contra tors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Reception House, 
Darlinghurst. 


‘Erection of Superinterdent’s Residence, for 
Reception House; and Additionsto Folice 
Station, Darlinghurst. 


Erection’ of New Building, Public School, | 15 Aug, 1910 | Contrsetors’ Room, Public Workea Depart- 

Tom’s Lagoon. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Bathurst; and Publie School, Tom’s 
Lagcon. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Newcastle; and Public School, Boolarco. 


15 Aug., 1910 
~~ Boolsroo. 


ae 


i ci lic School, Narandera | 15 Aug.,1910 Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ee Oe ae ree a meni, {Sydney ; District Works Office 
aud Public School, Narandera. 

Og be en ee a 

Erection of Fencing, Yarrangobilly Caves | 15 Aug., 1910 , Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Reserve. ment, Sydney; Court-honse, Tumut; 

Police Station, Adaminaby; Caves j 

House, Yarrongobilly; and District 

. | Works Office, Cooma. 


Fresh Tenders. 


Supplying Materials for Boatmen’s Cottages, | 15 Aug., 1910 
Pilot Station, Crookhaven Heads. f 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depars- [ Fresh Tenders. 
ment, Sydney; and Court-house, 


Nowra. 


3984 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. [27 Juny, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS—continued. 


Dates 
The : ‘ Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions 
Description of Work or Supplies to be up to which General Uonditions, Aca p at cr'Tendert: Remarks. 
Tendered for. Tenders will be may be seen. F 
received. y 


SPaMNibt 1 eV. Pree a a a I tT Ce Cc Ce oe oO, rs 29a ee a a ek ee 


Government Architect’s Branch—continued. 


Contractors’ Koom, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Peakhurst. 


Repairs and Improvements to Public School, | 15 Aug., 19!0 


Peakhurat. 


Erection of Verandah to Teacher’s Residence 
and Repairs to School, Public School, Fairy 


ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Meadow. 


15 Aug., 1910 | Contractora’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Fairy Meadow. 


—— 


Additions, &c., to Police Station, Argent-street, | 22 AUS , 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Broken Hill. ment, Sydaey ; Police Station, Argent- 
et-eet, Broken Hill; and District Works 
Office, Broken Hill. 


Alterations to Drying Room, Hospital for 
Insane, Newcastle. 


22 Aug., 1910 
ment, Sydney; and District Works 
Office, Newcastle. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
ment, Sydney; and District Works 
Office, Cooma. 


Improvements to Playground, &c., Public 


22 Aug., 1910 
School, Cooma. 


Erection of Police Station at Nambucca | 22 Aug., 1910 | Coatractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Heads. ment, Sydney ; District. Works Office, 
Kempsey ; and Police Station, Nam- 

bueca Heads. 


Erection of New Buildings, Public School, | 22 Aug, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works, Depart- | Fresh Tenders, 


Mullengrove. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Goulburn; and Public School, Mul- 
lengrove. 


Improvements, Painting, &¢, Public School, | 22 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Redfern West. ment, Sydney. 


Additions and Alterations to Post and Tele- 


22 Aug., 1910 
graph Office, Tumut. 


ment, Sydney; District Works Offee, 
Cootamundra ; and Court-house, 
| |. Tumut. 


Erection of New Police Buildings, Nabiac 22 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
Kempsey ; and Police Station, Nabiac, | 


Additions to Court-house, Walgett... ». | 29 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Denart- 
ment, Sydney; and District Works 
| Office, Walgett. 


Erection of New Building for Infants, Public | 29 Aug., 1910 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
School, Glebe. 


ment, Sydney; and Public School, 


Glebe. 
Erection of Court-house and Pvlice Buildings, | 29 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 
Carinda. tnent, Sydney; District Works Office, 
| Cootamundra ; and Police Station, 
Carinda. 


Erection of New Police Buildings, Nymboida | 29 AMES 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Lismore ; ; and Police Station, Nym- 


boida. 


Harbours and Water Supply Branch. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney. 


£upply and Delivery of Leather Sleeves for 
Sand Pump Dredges from Ist July, 1910, to 
30th June, 1911 (Contract No. 939). 


2 Aug., 1910 | 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Court-house, 
Forbes. x) 


Construction of a Supplementary Steel Service 
Reservoir, Water Supply Extensions, Forbes 
(Contract No. 917). 


8 Aug., 1810 


Extension of Reticulation, Water Supply, | 8 Aug,, 1910 | Contractors’ Koom, Public Works Depart- | 


Singleton (Contract No. 937). mént, Sydney; Court-house, Single- | 
aed and Public Works Office, New- 
castle. 


27 Jury, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. 3985 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIC: WORKS—continued. 


Dates 
up to which 
Tenders will bo 
received, 


Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions, 
General Conditions, and form of Tender Remarks. 
may be seen, ; 


Description of Work or Supplies to be 
Tendered for. 


Ss /- rrr - O''-—vV0VcOVOl'Y 


Irrigation and Drainage Branch. 


Construction of Two Regulators,—one on the 
Main Canal and one on the Hay Branch of 
the Murrumbidgee Northern Cu.nal, one 
mile east of Yanko Siding (Contract No. 
919). | 


2 Aug., 1910 | Ooutractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Court-houses, 
| Narandera and Wagea Wagga. 


Freeh Tenders. 


Construction of Cuttings, Section’ 1 and 2,| 4 Oct., 1910-| Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Time extended. 


Great Ana-branch, Darling River (Con- ment, Sydney; Court-houses, Broken 
tract No. 900). { Hill, Wentworth, and Swan Hill (Vic.); 
| Police Station, Mildura (Vic.) ; and 


Department of Public Works, Mel- 
-ourne. 


Construction of Bridges and Regulators, fec- 
tion No. 3, Great Ana-branch, Darling 
River (Contract No. 900). 


4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; Court-houses, Broken 
Till, Wentworth, and Swan Hill (Vic.) ; 


| Police Station, Mildura (Vic.) ; and 


Fresh Tenders. 
Time extended. 


Department. of Public Works, Mel- 
bourne, 


Construction of the Second Section of the | 12 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ ovum, Public Works Depa: t- | 
Southern and Western Suburb3 Ocean | ment, &dney: and Department of 
Outfall Sewer (Contract No. 913). Public Works, Melbourne. | 


Railway Construction. 


Constractisn of the Second Section of the 
-Lockhart to Clear Hills Railway. 


23 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depurt- | 


meut, Sydney. 


Roads and Bridges Branch. 


Erection cf Composite Truss Bridge over 
Cockfighter Creek at Bulga, Road Singleton 
to Bulga 


15 Aug. 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; Public Works Office, 


Newcastle ; and Court-house, Singleton. 


(114) Department of Public Works, 
; Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WATERING PLACES. 


14 *ENDERS will be received at this Office for a lease of the Public Watering Places specified hereunder. 
Tenderers are requested to state what rental they are prepared to offer for a lease, or the lowest sum for which they will 
work the Watering Places with the privilege of retaining the collections as specified in the Regulations. 

. Tenders must be addressed to the Tender Board, and endorsed with the name of the Public Watering Place for which the 
Tender is submitted, and accompanied by a negotiable deposit for the sum of £5, with the names aad addresses of two sureties 
for approval, - : ¢ 

‘ The Department does not bind itself to accept any Tender, _ ; 

_The lease will be subject to the provisions of the ‘‘ Public Watering Places Act of 1900,” and the Regulaticns thereunder. 
The lessee may cultivate the Tenant’s Lease, and any improvements which he may effect in the shape of clearing and 
burning off timber may be considered in his favour should he tender for a new lease at the expiration of his term. 
Copies of the Act, Regulations, Conditions of Lease, and Agreement may be seen and further information and forms 
of Tender may be obtained from the local District Works Officer, or from the Department of Public Works, Sydney. 


CHARLES A. LEE. 


Date from which 
Term Tenders close ab 
Watering Place. Tonant'e (eae Had. of Lease.| the er teers be | op.m., as under— 
ants ps : 
White Cliffs Tank No. 1 | 640 0 0 | At White Cliffs ... a ...| 5 years| 1 Sept.,1910 ..27/ 2Aug., 1910 
Brura Tank ue se ..| 639 8 0 | Hillston to Cobar ee eni|, Ouablssereesl a Lam ss “A Pelee ater Ro 
Wolfreys Weir .., ee .... 302 0 O| Brewarrina to Goodooga SS im less Be 65 Mal we a 


Stores Supply Committee, 
Sydaey, 23rd July, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR SUPPLIES AND SERVICES FOR THE PUBLIC SERVICE. 


> ‘ - for the Supplies and Services 
‘ENDERS will be received at the Stores Supply Department, 15 and 17 Young-street, 
i ppetitied in the Schedule hereunder, up to 4°15 p.m. on the date eet forth in the second colamn thereof. 
A. BERCKELMAN, 
; Executive Member. 
eS eS eer ee ee 
Dates up to which 


Tend Remarks. 
Description of Supplies to be Tendezed for. hs 7 wos ties 


i iculars may he 
i iod of twelve months from | 29 July, 1910| Tender forms and further particu y 
ath Sacre nat, bE (at 3 pm). obtained on application, 
Indigo-dyed Venetian, Serge, Scarlet Cloth, &e. 
Uniform Trimmings. 


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[609] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115, 


[27 Juny, 1910. 


Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


T is heréby notified, for general information, that the unde:mentioned persons have beon appointed as Electoral Registrars for 


the several Electoral Districts set against thie reape.tive names, in pursuance of the provisions of the “ Parliamentary 


Elections Act, 1906,” viz. 


Electoral Registrar. 


C. J. Coghlan, Relieving Clerk of Petty Sessions, 


~. Armidale. 


1g) - ©. Crane, Clerk of Petty Sessions, Broken Hill ... 
F, D. H. Sutherland, Relieving ‘ lerk of Petty Ree 


Campbelltown. 


H. E. Quick, Acting Postmaster, Hurstville 

J. Shepherd, Clerk ‘of Petty Sessions, Coonamble 

M. H. Cleeve, Clerk of Petiy Sessions, Gra‘ton .. 
G:F 358 jilean, Clerk of Petty 8 ssions, Goulburn 


C. W. Thomss, 
Gunnedah. 


J.B. McDonagh, Acting Po tmaster, Rozelle 


F. W. C. Orane, Clerk of Petty Sessi one, Froken Hill.” 


W. H. Marsail. Acting Postmas* er, Wickham .., 
T. B. Davia, Acting Postmaster, Wickham sor 
W. J. Lawless, Postmaster, Wickham 


W. S. 
Maswellbrosk. 


IT is also notified that the following persons have been appointed, in accordance with the provisions of the aforesaid Act. ~ 


Relisvii g Clerk cf Petty Sessions, 


Bromhead, Relieving Clerk of Petty § Sessions, 


SCUEDTLE. 

Electoral District. In lieu of— 
Armi’ale .., Cohen, on leave... a 
Broken Hil Creagh, relieved 
Camdea Foster, r. lieved 
Canterbury Campey, on leave ... 
‘The Castler. agh . ... | O’ flanlon, relieved .., 
The Clarence ...| Bonthorne, relieved .. 
Goulburn ... ...| Ousick, relieved 
Liverpool Plains ...| Weston, releved .., 
Eozeile Foley, on leave age 
Sturt .. | Creagh, relieved 

...| Wickham ... ...| Lawles:, on leave .,., 
HG do Marshall, relieved ... 
do Davis, relieved 


The Uf per “Hunter 


Coghlan, relieved. . 


To take effect from— 


4 Ju'y, 1910. 


3 Jute, 1910. 
1 Jiine, 1910. 


11 July, 1910. 
7 June, 1910. 
1 June, 1910. 

21 June, 1910, 

13 June, 1.10: 


{6 June, 1910, 
3 June, 1910. 
10 June, 1910. 
...| 24 June, 1910. 
.. |. 6 July, 1910. 
2 July, 1910, 


as Deputy Electoral Registrars to keep the parts of the Roll for the several polling-places in the Electoral Districts set: opposite 


their respective names, Viz. :— 


Deputy Electoral Registrar, 


Electoral District. 


ScHEDULE. 


TPolling-places, 


In lieu of — 


D. W. Reed, C.P.S., Eden 
C. W. Naylor, O.P.S., Tingha... 


F, G. Ruffles, Constable, Guola- 
gong. 
W. i Marks, C.P.S., Nowra. .., 
; Do ‘do ie 
K J. Sheridan, First Class Con-} 
, stable, Analedool. 
H. E. Vizzird, Senior-constable, 
Wanaaring, 
D. McDonald, Senior-< onetable, 
. Rook «ood, 
E, D. Oswald, Constable, Terry- 
Hie- Hie. 
¥,., Scheibel, Sc nior-constable, 
Mount Victoria, 
H. Goggins, Firet. Class Con- 
_ stable, Naremburn. 
E. Tracey, First Class Constable, 
Muindoora, 
T. Burke, Constable, Tareena .., 


J.J. Clark, Constable, Maude... 


A. ©. McDonald, Relieving Clerk 
ot Petty Sessions, Hillston. 

A. J. Sheridan, First Clas: 
Constable, Angledool. 

W. J. Anderson, Firat Class 
Constable, Bellata 

A, MeO, Duan, C.P.S., 
gett. 


Wal- 


& 


G. H. Sawtell, Senior-constable, 
Collarendabri. 


F; D. Fisher, Re’i ieving- ©.P.S., 


Gunning. 
G. T S. Boleau, C.P.S., Goul- 
burn. 
J. B. Gibson, C.P.S., Murru. 
e rundi. . 


L. A. McDougall, O.P.., Scone! 


...| Bega 


Bingara... 


Eden; Kiah River; Nethercote 
Copeton; Howell; Stanborough; Ten- 
terden ; Tingha; Wandsworth. 


Burrang ng .| Goolagong; Warraderry vee 

The Clyde .| Burrier; Yalwal A sae oy 
do | Sassafras we me, ae 3) 

The Darling ,,,| Angledool pels ee tas set 


do. 
Granville 


The Gwydir 


Lane Core 


Liverpoo! Plains) 


The Murray 


do 
do tse 
The Namoi 
do “io: 
do 5 
do | 
Queanbeyan 
do 
Yhe Upper 
Hunt rv. 
do 


Goorimpa; Thurlow Downs; Tina- 
pagee: Wanaaring. 


Rookwood; South Rookwood... 


Terry-Hie-Hie; Gurley Station cat 
Mount Victoria... 
Miller street, No:th Sydney ... 


Bearvong; Biamble; Binnaway ; Men- 


dooran ; Merrygoen ; Pibbon. 
Cal Lai ... is oe oss 
Tagatuihle alsa Sab 


Hillston ; The Rise ; Whealbah ; Wil- 
landra; Willanthry; Yandemah. 
Lightning Ridge; New Angtedool, 

Weetaliba. 
Millie; Woolabra at 


Borah 
Springs ; 
Prospect ; The Grawin; 
Youerdah. 

Avondale ; Collarendubri; Collarenda-: 


Tank; Cryon; Cumborah 
Gingie; Goangra; New 


“Walgett ; 


bri East; Gu-dabloui; Mogil 
Mogil; Mcongulla, 
Ganniog ; Lerita nae ie 
Tiranna 


¥landford; Murrurundi 


Sparke’s Creek .., 


.| Mahony, relieved... 


...| Tracey, transferred 


Williams, relieved. 


Hinds, relieved ., 
Daley, relieved ...| 


Connor, transferred! 


Saw tell, relieved ... 


Robertson, 
ferred. 
Moran, on leave .. 


trans- 


...| Greenwood, relieved 


Scheibel, transferred 
Hullick, transferred 
Dunn, transferred 

Connor, transferred} 
Cullen, resigred ... 


Nicholson, relieved 


Vizzard, relieved . 


Champicn, on leave 


..| Cusick, relieved ... 


Coghlan, relieved 


To take effect... 


from— 


17 June, 1910, 


8 June, 


1 June, 1910. 


I July, 1910, 
1 July, 1 
Date of com- 
mencing rhe de 


I July, 1910. 
7 May, 1910, 
1 May, 1910. 


1 June, 1910.” 


“Date of com- ~ 


mencing duty, 
1 June, 1910.- 


6 June, 1910. 
Date of com- 
mencing duty. 
17 shiiieis 4 1910. 
Date of com 
mencing duty. 
1 Mar., 1910, 


27 June, 1910. 


1 July,. 1910, 


19 July, 1910. 


21 June, 1910. 
19 May, 1910. 


Date of com> 
meccing duty. 


eae. 


1910, 


1910. 


27 Jury, 1910.} NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115, 3987 


ELECTORAL APPOINTMENTS—continued. 


IT is farther notified that the followinz parsons have been appointed in accordance with the provisions of the aforesaid Act, 
Assistant Electoral Registrars for the several Electoral Districts set against their respective names :— 


Assistant Eiectoral Registrar. Kicctoral District. In Heu of= To take effect from— 
| 

J. a Clerk of Peity Sezsions, Becken Hill .., ..-| Soane, relieved ..| 3 June, 1910. 
F. de Renzie Duncan, Assistant Clerk of Petty, The Murrumbidgee...) Pickup, relieved ...| Date of commencing dut 

Sessions, Wagga Wagga. acide 
C. Ae gene, ssistant Clerk of Petty Sessions, Redfern bah .«-| Hawthorne, relieved... do do 

edfern,. 

J. 8. Creagh, Assistant Clerk of Petty Sessions, Sturt... Sr ...| Soane, relieved ..| 8 dune, 1910 

Broken Hill. : 
E. T. Oram, Assistant Clerk of Petty Sessions,|) Wollongong ...° 1.)  scscssseveessessesseeee | LE Sune, 1910 

Wottongong: ans mee ie 
J. O. Dight, Assistant Clerk of Petty Sessions, Lismore} Rous .., Pa ...| Hungerford, relieved..' Date of commencing duty, 


And that Senior-coastable Cunningham, of Bowraville, has been relieved of keeping the roll for Gleniffor Polling-place in 
the Electoral District of Raleigh. : = 


W. H. WOOD. 


[89] Department of Fisheries, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910, 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER CULTURE. 


[' is heréby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture the 
portions of land set opposite their respective names, as mentioned hereunder. 


Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Department @aily, excepting 
Saturdays, between 11 and 3 o’clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock. 
Any person may, by memorial to the Board of Fisheries, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds to 


be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. 
J. A. BRODIE, 


a7 Secretary. 
Lease Applicant. Locality. Parish. Count Eengih Term of 
Ng : Foreshore.| ese. 
, Twkep RivER. » Yards. 
6269 | John Simpson and G. H.| On a northern bank of the river, extending| Terranora...| Rous | 609 5 years 
Fortey. seuth-westerly from the south-east corner 
of T. G. Hague’s portion No. 148 of 80 | 
| acres, and fronting that portion. | 
HAWKESBURY RIVER. 
At the north-east end of Dangar Island,| Cowan  ... 15 years 


being identical with applicant’s expired 


6531 | Henry C. Dangar 
oyster lease No. 3,067. 


es 365 
} 


PANBULA RIVER. 
On the eastera bank of the North Arm of 
the river, 193 yards northerly from the 
Public Oyster Reserve. 


head. 


6479 | William Johan Moore- 
| 


Panbula " Auckland ,,,;} 180 | 15 years 


BERMAGUI RIVER, 


6449 | Paul Bartholomew Bet-[ On the northern bank of the river, adjoining) Bermagui 4 Dampier " 1000 5 years 


| tiniand Henry Bremer| the eastern end of Joseph Underhill’s 


oyster leaso No. 6,362. 


BELUINGER RIVER. 


6544 | John James McGeary...| On a western bank of the river near the) South Bel- | Raleigh ,..{ 500 | 15 years 
| northern point of entrance to Back Creek. | linger. 


CuiyDE RIVER. 


6518 | Timothy Wray... .... On the eastern bank of McLeod’s Creek, Bateman ...| St. Vincent..| 150 5 yeais 
lying between A. J. Olarke’s oyster leases 
Nos. 6,189 and 3,409. 

6519 | » Do Ric ...| On the eastern bank of McLeod’s Creek, at do Fs do a) 100 5B y 
: the south-western end of A. J, Clarke’s 
oyster lease No, 6,169. 
6520 Do ea ...| On the western bank of MeLend’s Creek, at, Goba nee do sw 200 5 ys 

southern end of A. J. Olarke’s oyster lease 
No. 6,528. = 


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3988 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. [27 Juty, 1910. 


e 


[254] Department of Fisheries, 
Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER CULTURE. 
i is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture the 
portions of land set opposite their respective names as mentioned hereunder. ? 
Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Department daily, excepting 
Saturdays, between 11 and 3 o’clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock. ' 
Any person may, by memorial to the Board of Fisheries, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds to 


be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. 
J. A. BRODIE, 


Secretary. 
Length 
Lease Term of 
No. Applicant. Locality. | Parish. | County. ne = pd Teaetl 
Mannina River. Yards. 
6561 | John Comino... ...| On the eastern bank of the south channel{ Oxley »+.|q Macquarie,..{- 100. | 15 years 


of the river, being identical with appli- 
cant’s oyster lease No. 8,097, which will 
expire on the 31st instant, 


HAWKESBURY RIVER. 


6554 | Agnes Curtis as ...| On the western bank of Berowra Creek, at| North Colah{/ Cumberland 500 | 15 years 
the southern end of William Hibbs’ 
oyster lease No. 6,254. 

6549 | Henry Samuel Benjamin...) On the northern side of Porto Bay, at the, Cowan... do 200 | 15 ,, 
eastern end of James Buie, junior’s, oyster 
lease No. 5,258. 

0050 Do ...| On the eastern side of Porto Bay, at the do an do 300) Loess 
southern end of Joseph Johnson’s oyster 
lease No. 4,074. 

6551 Do ...| The foreshores of Snake Island, Mooney do ...| Northum- 800 15», . 
Mooney Creek, exclusive of the hauling berland. 
ground on the western eide of the island. 


CLARENCE RIVER. 


6555 | Robert H. Newton ...| On the southern side of Waringa Island,| Taloumbi...| Clarence .. 100 | 15 years. - 


at the western end of applicant’s oyster 

lease No. 5,799. 

6556 Do ...| On the northern side of Araiel Island, near do Py do “ais 60 1Es'5, 
the entrance to Oyster Creek. 


[337] : Department of Fisheries, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1919, 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER CULTURE. 


if is hereby notified, for general information, that ¢he undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture the 
portions of land set opposite their respective names as mentioned hereunder. 


Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Department daily, excepting 
Saturdays, between 11 and 3 o'clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and-12 o’clock. 


Any person may, by memorial to the Board of Fisheries, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds 
to be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. 
J. A. BRODIE, 


Secretary. 
Lease ; | Lengthof; Term 
No. Applicant. | Locality. Parish. | County. Foreshore. of Leas. 
Grorcr’s River, Yards. 
6562 | John Jones ..{ On the eastern side of Double Bay, at the| Sutherland...) Cumberland| 200 | 15 years 


north-east corner*of Thomas Rawlinson’s 
oyster lease No, 4,093, and extending north- 
easterly along the foreshore. 
6563 | Thomas Rawlinson _...| On the western side of Fyoghcllow Bay, atthe do ion do eg 40.|15 ,, 
south-weet corner of the applicants 0} ster 
| least No. 6,211, and extending south-easterly 
along the foreshore to the jetty. 


Port: STEPHENS. 


6501 | Samuel Turbert Hobart; On the northern bank of Limeburser’s Creek,| Tomaree ...) Gloucester...| 209 5 years 
about 200 yards north-westerly from a 
point due north ecross the creek from 

the north-west corner of F. H. Griffin’s 
| portion No. 5 of 100 acres, and extending 


north-westerly along the foreshore. 


Sait 2 HAWKESBURY RIVER. r : 
6476 ) John William Johnson | On the western side of Spectacle Island, at; Patonga ..\; Northumber-, 800 5 years 
the southern end of oyster lease No. 6,086 land. Ff 
and extending seouth south-westerly along 
the foreshore, being identical with J, G. 
¥’ alout’s eurrende: ed oy: ter lease No. 4,779 


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27 Jury, 1910.] _ NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. 3989 


Sn oe — — Seimeaaaieiinanen + 


Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910, 


STOCK ACT, 1901. 
PART VI-REGISTRATION OF BRANDS OF HORSES AND CATTLE. 


FIRST QUARTERLY LIST OF HORSE AND CATTLE BRANDS FOR 1910— 
FIRST NOTIFICATION. 


OTICE is hereby given, in terms of the provisions of section 176 of the above-named Act, that the Brands set 
opposite to the names and addresses of the persons mentioned in the appended List have been applied for, 
accepted by, or allotted to, such persons ; and that if, within two months from the date of this notification, no objection 
be made by any other person on account of his owning a Horse or Cattle Brand similar to any of those hereby 
notified, such Brands shall be deemed to belong to the persons so applying for the registration thereof, and shall be 
registered accordingly. 

1.. The attention of stock-owners and the public is called to this notice and the appended List of Brands ; and 
applicants whose names appear therein are requested to see that their Brands and names, and the postal addresses 
of the places or stations where the Brands applied for are intended to be used, are correctly given, in order that all 
_ notices may be addressed to the proper post towns of such places or stations. 


2. If any error or omission be observed, the applicant should at once communicate the fact to this Department; 
-and in doing so he should be careful to give the Brand and number set opposite to his name as well as his address. 


8. T. D. SYMONS, 


Registrar of Brands, 


List of Horse and Cattle Brands for Quarter ending 
31st March, 1910. 


The letters HC in third column denotes that the Brand is registered for Horses and Cattle. 


The letter H ae ri fe 55 Horses only. 
The letter C ; y of A Cattle only. 
The letters CM is A Pr FF Camels only. 
Brand Poraet 3 | Name and Address. No. Brand. ote 3 Name and Address. No. 
n : ra) 
| ° 
A B 
WS: Seer eee HC |Robert J. Stalling, Wilson’s Downfall/ 108623 "BB, Welmesaces as HC ne O. Belford, Comboyne, via |108639 
A : aes Lie x ew, Camden Haven 
Bh nn] C javatin eT Roolton, Meckeriley Nem) =6859) 7 | aun] He Bell, Coonamble 103693 
AB thors Bolin) pales BAER 00 ae a ie) Fa 78 
+ ones - |HC|Alfred E. Pery, Gil Gai, Inverell 109203 lool fl fesaleatcic HClJohn Wm. and Stephen G. Butt, {108841 
re A ASAE HC Alfred E. Tomlinson, Stansbury, {109299 Third Creek, Pejar 
” Wangein, via Pilliga 
VAT os peal Rien HC Albert G. Smith, Mungindi 109107 ‘eo. 
b> Bia eaceece: H C|Margaret McHatten, Craiglea, Oberon|108854 
ba saedecloee HT |Albert H. Millthorpe, Brewarrina — |109139) ae Patnar dee HC)|Cecil F. Charles, Gloucester 109121 
JZ) ha peer HC Albert J. Hulbert, Barwon-street, 109222 CAriigaee. HC |Charles F. Green, Clear Hills, 109131 
H Narrabri (es Breakfast Creek 
BAGS) Vil ec Savas HC|Albert J. Nicholas, Oaky Creek, 108982) CGA sawn HC |Charles G. Rowlands, Hilton, 108691 
Uw Bonshaw a Mandurama 
PANEL SE o loiisieose om HC|Arthur J. Smith, junior, Mungindi {108967 Cc “s Leeeeea ee HC|Clarence H. Barnier, ale 109047 
BARING ELSE scares HC Albert N. Autchings, Bryntirion, {109321 HB Island, Grafton 
Tootool CH 
cee HElAlfred 8 Jones, Crow Mountain, -jrososa] “9 pp Oo ok eh cae 108366 
Upper Manilla CAS. .jncnsoteas HC\S. and I, Crain, Burnside, Grahams- | 15791 
oie Fiatenhan HC|Albert W. Perring, Gerrymberryn 109049 Cane (Transferred from Thomas 
JNO" 2 a ENR H |Raymond §S. Smith, Tarban, via 108726 at f a ‘ 
R Wallangarra ; Tipe HC Clara Dover, Byron-street, Inverell 109125 


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fh teevedees HC|Charles J. Hurtz, Tenterfield 108968) Na AE bs HO|Henry C. Fowler, ‘‘ Redcourt,” 
CG Le ea aees HO |Charles Lucas, Adelong pi tee Exeter 108813 
YIN Yirsalicaseccas H |Patrick J. Conway, care of T. A aD. 085775 HEV [ieee HC|Edward Hartog, Executor Estate late|109113 - 
Mathews, ‘‘ Maryantha,” Cobar g H. Hartog, care of T. D. Ryan, 
Post Office solicitor, Bingara 
C OL Went HC Coventry Bros., Lyndhurst, Armidale|108824,  N...|.....-+-: HG|Harold J. Motley, Gladstone, 108858 
Y° Macleay River 
{oS ae ans C! |Clarence W. Parsons, Clarente Town |108786; LO Q...)-::+++ HC ee es ‘Dashes & Son, Wattle 108565 
trove, Daroobalgie 
ty ..|HC|Henry A. Thearle, Boggabri. T5798 
a) TS (Transferred from Susan Thearle. ) 
DAB...|----re00 H |David A. Beggs, Euston 108933} 
PSO TS HOIC., H., H., and W. Connery, Poor 108856} T 
Y $ Man’ 3 Hollow, Bathurst i 
DON iiseheeaate HC|John P. Condon, Farm 196, Goonoo {108740} LO Vee © |Harry C. Norman, Scone 108883 
JG Goonoo, Dungowan U } a 
Dil... eee eeeees HC Robert Leslie, Executor, Estate David 10906]} I Ub SIRO E EHC Sydney “1 Shillington “cc Kia Ora ” 1108901 
Leslie, Ungarie, via West Wyalong rs <'} Civlewie ; ERATE Oe 
D mh ten HOC|Mary Madden, Rose Farm, Cathcart |109040 TOR WHat HC|Albert H. Le Lievre, Crimpton Park, |108810 
MN ; ; iT Rannock 
Wi i eleeneerers HC|Nolan Bros., Springmore, Berridale {10892 
YO Gales sevens C |David Oliver, Round Swamp. (Trans-| T5856 
ferred from James Oliver.) f Ss 
at ta Phat HC|Emma Driscoll, Casino. (Transferred| T5788} 
bd from John Driscolly i 190 1. FN ee Ie Ne Lah oe , “14 108943 
DAV | iisssesesn HC|Sarah A. Davis, Maclean, Clarence 108774 ‘ vibe ae ee en ee 
a River Tp ilersnescs HC|Wiiliam H. Clarke, Ettrick, Kyogle ¢ | 13037 
(Cattle brand transferred from 108587 
Hi John Clarke.) : 
bet avih, CD Beli. Seca ype lfred E, 108981 
Spit See HC|Edward H. Acres, ‘Heywood, Baulk-}108630j aa HC\A eee: foatpap, Meadow Bank, 
ham Hills JH4a hae H John W. Dunn, Inverell 109273 
Eat as he C |Ernest A. Ferris, Knorrit Flat 109188} J Hole a Atvnvat Been anne 
: , J BLT... |e ee renee eorge Jetlerys, Munka, broken Hi 
a HC|Errol E. Battle, eoenaloee Mac-| T582 ARTO ha Pocagato: HCjJoseph Frazier, junior, Rosehill,| 15792 
ma leay River. (Transferred from Mitchell’s Flat, Armidale. (Trans- 
Edmund Battle.) 108536) ferred from Joseph Frazier.) 
FAC Cow jane w/HC Executors, Estate late Edward Conn, Sa") Weak HO|Stanley Gray Fowler, Cooligong, 108670 
Wilga Downs, Baradine a Monteagle 
x ahs A art ae C |Edith I. Evans, Merowie, Hillston [lO8759) by {...|-+--+e+ HCiJames Henry, Long Flat, Hastings} T5845 
River. (Transferred from Robert 
ae aaa Ef |Edward Haley, Tudor-street, Bourke |108567) and Edward Henry.) 
ZY Fo, GAL... Jessses ee HC |William 8. Holding, Bookham, via {109310 
ale bi cerca HC|Edward M. Gilbert, Narrabri West {108945} 4 eeeee Anes A sn 
go } RN Bea HC|Mrs. A. Swain and Sons, Ranger {108829} ive Bs 5. Bit i Probeonel froin Juma Hannan : 
Ss Valley, Wallabadah ae F i 
GS Qiedleasentsr C jErnest  E. Sparshott, ‘* Uralla,” |109168} J HW. :.)erecees- HC Raphi Hone, Saumarez Ponds, 103801 
Robertson, vid Moss Vale 
1) henge ; RETO IPL Bus dcor boo seme C |James H. Reilly, Crabbe’s Creek 108970 
BE ..|HO)Terrant Bros., Triangle Farm, Ben {109111} Fie iy ea HC Charles H. Lee, Larras Lake, Molong.| 15821 
eH Lomond (Transferred ‘from James Lee. ) 
al Be Me C \John P. Laughton, Townsend-street, |108956 
ig hy Albury , 

PAK adivecises. IH ClFrederick A. Kelaher, Bingara 108792 + mar ee BC Hebe Nensle, Mole River, :aurerncls sae 
REP. |e HC|Francis E. Power, Hollyrood, Ky- |109295 Pace Ree HC'John R. McDonald, Coolamon 109320 
ss wong, via Lockhart RD 4 i 

F Qe. suasreeeeftt C|Walter Folbigg, Glen Innes 108673} Sage Bee EEE HC James F. Sebbens, Monkittee, 108802 

PE cocat.n) HC|Florence I. B. M. Buckley, Gnomery |108902! Braidwood 

Station, via Brewarrina Da fhe We aenicuee HC James Swales, Woodlands, near} T5855 
ere iy Rel oe C |Sarah J. Moore, care of Mrs. Emily)|108491 ss Uralla. (Transferred from Beatrice 
wits Mumford, Deep Creek, Hastings Swales. ) 
River dopa Wo Bsetechate: H Joseph N. A. Weir, Inspector of| 15842 
‘ Stock, Deniliquin. Transferred 
aoe Heda rte HC|Florence M. Griffin, Gundy 109236 W Foss Gbsaph Wer.) ( 
Fe React HC\Herbert C. J. Page, Casino LOSIAG DF pater foons >: ton HC John H. Williams, Temple Court, 108615 
CH West End, Armidale ; 
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GBLloonn: HC \George B. Bridges, Gunnedah-road, {108874 ; { 
~Q near Tamworth KGS Galveetrses er HC David E. Kirkby, Moree ; \ 108980 
na AMeeren ek HC |Betsy Barnden, Uralla 108540} pon ideas HC eyes orks Exebue, Sige. oes 
ds \iew feel Boren HC /Henry E. Darby, Coolanbilla, Spring) 108952 25@F Ui sSsecaont HC Catherine Kennedy, Brookfield, Mer-| 15829 
Ridge T riwa. (Transferred from’ Executors, 
fe yic: i Rae Beers HC Sydney A, Josephson, Newstead 108590} Estate late Edw. Kennedy.) 
Estate, Tarana Fes 
T + FS HC)/Percival James, care of T. James, 108948 
WON Rose Valley, Barraba Ti ; 
GO Wrevifeseee oe HC |George Gow, Mumbledool, Narandera|10913 a Nn j 
eo pe ecreae HC/|Ernest Trevanion, Mila P.O., 1108739! LL Glen aeron ane HC|Exeeutors, Estate late John Clifford,| 15800 
AM. Penzance, Bombala ‘Bredhg Station, Bredbo. one 
2h) pen aN IC Charles Thompson, St. Albans ~ 108651 | from Patrick J. Clifford.) 
GX. ..|e veces. HAC |V. D. Cox, Mudgee. (Transferred THOSE EL TD Dis hese C _|Executors,y Estate late Ralph Liddle, 108571 — 
from A. M. and V. D, Cox.) | fl Cometyites « Delegate 


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LMH...|...-++-+- vel ics Ye Hendren, Ebenezer, via 109322 
indsor 
rad AS Ea HC Lachlan McLachlan, Glensheil, 109026} 
Rylstone q 
lp dck vase HC ie baa Jas. Challis, Pail Farm, 108859} 
arkyille 
iy nee HC Arnold Lewis, The Folly, Greta 109027} 
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aa a eee HC|Mary Ann Harrold, Sutton-street, |108877 
H Cootamundra i 
MAN ...|.ccesee HC Bree Mann, Tumbulgum, Tweed/108485 
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BIBNEY Cv en|ecsaneese HC phomes Murphy, Lillydale, via 108675] 
oolamon 
is Eee HC\J DERG ALOTERY, Byalong Station, © |108644) 
ylstone 
uo TPietecacint HC Alfred E. McIntosh, Parkes 108555} 
bp Eaneecads Cc eee puso Reidsdale, via |108573} 
raidwood . j 
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IN GOCE. [secs C |Charles W., Craig, Jerrara, Jamberoo |109190 
NP a Seccrec HC Norbert N. Pendergast, Pitt Town |108757} 
MN? road, via Windsor 
Ge Bs atdeajup' HOC |Alired ‘and Frederick Wankonnincner 1086406) 
te Bletchington, Orange 
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hp or aad (HC Qises H. Lenaghan, Lenaghan’s Flat, 108768; 
inmi 
CT seen HC|Executors, Estate late James L. |108579) 
IM Mitchell, Invergowrie, Armidale 
: batacsistee HC/Thomas Howell, Stuart Town { 34990} 
109101; 
O } 5H «sis 8 HC |Oswald 8. Wilkinson, Quirindi (4 943121 
Su ae ¢ {1089491 
Oxy alee C |Oakes Bros., Grafton 108637, 
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PD --»-+-| EL C |Margaret Dwyer, Glenwood, T5839 
3) Migalong. (Transferred from’ 
Patrick Dwyer.) 
P -+/ HC |Percy KE. Reid, Ballengarra, Rolland’s 108766} 
er Plains, via Port M acquarie 
PH .-.|H-C|Heffernan Bros., Clear Hills, Sebas-| 15801 
N topol. (Transferred from Patrick 
Heffernan.) 
ay Laalalcctene es HC)|Henry Pittman, care of irahecter of |108686) 
aH Stock, Tibooburra i 
PKL Jove evens HO)/Patrick Kelly, Weemabung Creek, 50733) 
L 4 Tenandra, Warren 109333) 
GRS...|...-.----;E4 C|/Edmond H. Preston, Nullamanna 109127 
" Pexeesen HC)/Brian J. Toohey, West Kempsey 108820 
ae ery HC Joseph Post, Wollombi 108705} 
Q 
Q } sinsigal} HC|Francis Sells, Gundagai.. (Trans- | 15795 
Is ferred from John Sells, ) 
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STA Pio. |ececeaees HC/jFrederick Rapmund, Bombala. T5831} 
(Cattle brand transferred Som 108846} 
Sarah Rapmund.) ‘ 
BEi..|....-.-- HOC|Robert Samuel Byfield, Cassilis 109223} 
AG ilehcesceess| HC |Frederick L. Duncan, care of H. R. T5825 
Cc Duncan, Commonwealth Hotel). *h 
Casino. (Transferred from Robert)’ 
Duncan.) ' 
Sih iscvetess HC |Peter Rogers, jnr., Wilbetree, Mudgee) 15814 
i (Transferred from Peter Rogers. ) 
a ian HC Susanna Rutter, Orange 109224 
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[Susan D. Taylor, Glencoe 108767 
Stanley G. Booth, Araluen. (Trans-| 15793 
ferred from Stanley G. Booth, senr.) 
P. and C. T. Lumley, Wardell. (Trans- T5813 
ferred from John 8. Lumley, ) 
W. Moulden, Parkes 108614 
Eden William Hely, Lower Tdi 109218 
Clifford G. Adams, Buccarumbi ° 108890 
Sydney Dodds, Moukerai, via Stroud) 15799 
(Transferred from Herbert Sydney 
Dodds.) 
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T. and P. J. McAlister, Yalbraith, 109087 
via Taralga 
Thomas A. Skinner, Swamp Oak (108782 
Creek, Tenterfield 
Kdmund Bailey, Mullumbimby 107981 
Thomas W, Benton, Sandy Flat 109242 
Thomas E. Smith, Tarriara Bridge, |108910 
Narrabri 
John Maunder, Linfield, Dungowan {109287 
John F. Shoebridge, Brooman, 15846 
(Transferred from Thomas 
Shoebridge. ) 
John Ticehurst, Yuline, Marsden- {109042 
road, Grenfell 


Wilfred Tickle, Cressbrook, Yarra-| T5840 
ford. (Transferred from Thomas 
Tickle. ) 


T. W. Cowley, junr,, ‘‘ Holy Corner,’’\109313 
Wamboota 
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John N. Moffitt, Grenfell 108737 
William C. Hall, The Channon, via/109082 
Dunoon 
ns 
David V. Blanch, Moorland - |L08790 
Miss Eljen Gilereest, Battye-street,|108975 
North Hill, Forbes 
‘ “ pat 
William J. Crowley, Navena, T4143 
Rocky Creek road, Terry-hie-hie, / |108976 
Moree. (Horse brand transferred 
from J. and H. Crowley.) 
James F. Dowdell, ‘‘ Off Flats,” 15852 
Hampton.  ( ‘Transferred from 
William Dowdell.) 
Walter K. Ison, Nelligen 109017 
Isabella Kearns, ** My: Cottage,” 109103 
Adaminaby 
Tsabel M. Larkin, Kast Raleigh, Bel-| 15836 
linger River. (Transferred from) 
W ‘ham Larkin. ) 
William Murray, Perch Creek, South|109045 
Arm, Tweed River 
Catherine S. Mayne, Spring Creek, 109280 
Cargo ; 
Walter Patrick O’Keefe, Stroud: |109207 
Isabella Rutherford, Minto, 108959 
Bibbenluke 
Miss Elizabeth Russell, Cubmurra, |109176 
via Adaminaby , 
me 
Albert Marsh, Harwood Island 108793 


Alexander Howatson, Campsie-street,|/108867 
Campsie 


E. W. O’Sullivan, Résewood, Gilmérd 108728 


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Letters and Numerals. is 
EER ican ote EH.C/Michael McMahon, Unaweena, 108864 
Coonamble 
A SUL SUG aeesene: HC|William McCasker, Boggabilla we: 
Lay Was tau Backeneee CM/|Syed Abdul Hack, Post Office, North|109009 sat eters: HC (Trustees Estate late M. T, Moore, 108961 
Broken Hill 7, East Burren, Burren Junction 
AOBons[eccsceeee HC Wilhelmina Hoffman, Koreelah Creek,|109098 OB Beate HC Clarence J. Senz, Rose Leigh, Newton| T5826 
via Acacia Creek MS Boyd. (Transferred from Joseph 
Senz. ) 
B 
Oo 
BF 
2 } reeseeess HC|Bernard D, Ferry, Wagga Wagga —_—|108811) OH} jweee{EL@ Archibald H. O'Hara, Shannonvale, {108687 
7 via Glen Innes 
Cc 
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C 21 viveciees HC/|William T. Donovan, Laguna, Acacia|109079} 
Y Creeks P HC|George Parker, Cowra Creek 109345 
Bef ge Parker, Cowra Cree 
P Oh Sareea H {Anne O’Connors, Summer Hill, 108539 
D 4 Cessnock 
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7D - /HC|Henry J. Bellears, Tricket-street,  |108665} 
Deniliquin R 
iy veoeveenlE C|Andrew McIntosh, Bun Loit Farm,}109167 
A Rosewood EGS aahinetsenttes C |Charles W. Pye, Nebea, Coonamble. | 15790 
ay vsseeeee:/ EL O|Executors, Estate late William Chap-|108888 (Transferred from William T. Keys.) 
oS man, Coreinbob, Ladysmith cS Aen acamatins H |Charles W. Pye, Nebea, Coonamble. | 15790 
nt) ba As el gain ee ma she WN a ec HC|wxccutors in Estate of late Robert {108724 
a COeeeeee 
3 } veeeeenes HC Bridget Flanagan, Castlereagh Farm,| T5810} 3 } Chapman, Rockhall, Uralla 
BEF Molong. (Transferred from Edward 3 } -reee.s-(E.C|Thomas J. Dugan, ‘‘ Lolleep,” Wal-| 15847 
Flanagan. ) RD gett. (Transferred from Robert 
ee seveeenes HC/|Edwin Jones, Yang Yang, Maude __//109018 ee: 
HEL |.......-|HC Edward K, H. King, Balldale 108700 ie 
ah vevee »|HC/Frank Lupton, Mittagong, Yerong.| T5849 
7 (Transferred from Trustees Ed- T Ay sibel sabe HC\John Avery, Purfleet, Taree, Manning/108458 
mondson & Co.) ra River 
sate Aye HC\John R. Tracey, Coonabarabran 108880 
[BS 
BFS Bletoney: ar HC|Frederick Wilkins, Pilliga 108300) evV 
Sth ge hist adenocts HC/|Fanny Maud Campbell, Fowler’s Gap/!08714 
Station, via Torrowangie, Broken WN i as ecsnae H hipay) Kelton, Bungowannah, {108994 
a Bart ee coe, HO|William A. Young, “Iona,” Rocky |108920 
G a, River, via Uralla 
va bee HC/|William Young, Oakleigh, Bega 108960 
5G 3.41 Peaniecat CM{Inza Gool, Post Office, Broken Hill /|108661 
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HB 231 oe eee HC|George L. Weber, Rose Hill, Texas /108987 
2 + Babe og HC |Henry Bown, Bergalia 108528 
5 + Seca HC|Donaldson Bros., Brooklands Park, |108655} 
HDI, Yetholme 
1S es ip al Re eae HOC|G. A. Heinrich, Kars, Ringwood {10918 as 
S } Siding, via Condobolin Conjoined Letters. 
Bey Bibiy sci H |Henry Stephens, Condobolin 108692 
A. 
rT he .w.../ C|}William G. Hearne, Bradley’s Head | T5843 
road, Mosman. (Transferred from | 
BAAS a) ooa0a. a6 HQ|J. Roy, junior, Currawarna 108974 Lawrence Purcell.) 
ILD aleehtetets Ho/Arthur John Dawson, Armidale. T58304 JS Pcl eee HC Alfred James Hordern, Hornsby {| 49481 
Ne) (Transferred from J oseph_ B. arate Ma { 108543 
Dawson.) Ay Citak Se HC/William Arnold, Berryrinie P.O., via}108721 
- } epee HC|Johanna Donohoe, Nine-mile Box, |108921 Cowra 
JD Hay 
J i Ree HG Lillian R. M. Farrell, Glen Morrison,|109326} 
5 Walcha Cc j 
JI - . oct 
S } hays ph aden spy rd ak shay ery Cb. AN aha HC (Cecil M. Smith, Mirridong, Borenore|108882 
Tt } Reeasee' HC Joseph R. Jeffery, The Globe, 109106 
JS Wrightville i 
a iy A dike Aas HO Robert McManus, Cooma Creek, 108720 Hi 
ooma 
BSS alle aes H@/William Shannon, Maclean. (Trans-} T5811P 9 OY eeclecececce. HC|George Eginton,. Comboyne P.O,, |108683 
ferred from John Shannon.) Camden Haven 
Se © eee C |John E. Wuoti, South ee 109268 E. Marcia Beexe, Yarraford, Glen poste 


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WB eres HC/Francis William Boxwell, Mascotte, |109328 rot Biases H [Robert Brownlee, Lakemba-street, {109162 
Texas B Belmore 
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AH 5 al Reo Gor HC]R. D., A. S., and C. A, Wiseman, | 15851 FST 248 Caen e C |Samuel Beck, Settlement, Bega 109211 
‘*Clerkness,” Bundarra. (Trans- GYD leinsecee -H John Shelly, care of M. Coulson, {108624 
ferred from Frances E. Wiseman. ) JL Bruce Plains, Parkes 
HS “49 Legere © |Henry John Sidebottom, Barnsley {108650} S K...|........ H |Sun Loy Kee, Wilcannia 108857 
J Vv 
4S Rb al besecacee HC |Caroline G. Edmonds, Larras Lake,} 15822) “\BIG...(......... HC|Victor E. Grezves, Balmoral, 108551 
Molong. (Transferred from Charles Mullaly 
Harold Lee.) 
J -7 bok Dee HC|Alexander Hunter, Gosford + he WwW 
FR: -+|s+e | ClExecutors, Estate late J. H. Davies,|108546 Wat ae . 
Curragundi (Moree) and Yarrandi ay piesa HC William A. Owen, Duri 108622 
(Scone) ae : 
hin doonctoe HCjJames V. Boxwell, Deadman’s Creek, |109527 ae peace HC/William H. Maunder, Duri wey 
JB Clifton, via Tenterfield TGR Ree ae HC|William J. George, Farm 152, Peel|108695 
g River Estate, Tamworth 
N 
WE on fccteees: HOG|W. and WwW. T. Grant, Booloocooroo,|109142 
Curlewis : Conjoined Letters and Letters 
and Signs. 
34 
GR)” ee soaten H Reo create nediobert Roberts,|108636 C 
errabee, Denman, and 46 Botany- 
pond Aletandria , C "AAT iS onee: HOG Uhairles neg vence eles Mullabah|109285 
Ry ee a HC Se fom F tnd A Rigby) 75820 Hs) PL HC Joseph Hees Block 12, West {108754 
‘amwor 
DS UA leveesnkt HC\James T. B. Starr, Block 212,  _ {108753 
KT xe Dungowan 
W'S LI... HC|William F, Studte, Duri 108530 
A a: Kira Teh HC|William Isaac, Langley Vale, via |109022 " 
Coopernook, Manning River Conjoined Letters and 
Numerals. 
Conjoined Letters and Letters. Hi 
ay ispyoagel HC/|Edward Huxley, Gunnedah 109247 
Cc 
CUM... Jecererees HC|Charles F. Mell, Sodova, Upper /|109249 by 
Horton 
erm Wl ascibcd: HC|Harry K. Coward, Comilaroy, 108955 Pt Brgebioss HC|John Robson Parker, Coneac Station, |109029 
He Mungindi als Barrington 
CS Beee}ees-ceeee HC |Charles Leighton, Newhaven, . {109198 
Condobolin 
D Conjoined Letters and Signs. 
Ce Gay. (00s C |Richard Casey, South Woodburn, 108527 A. 
Richmond River 
PRY Wbeosieee C |Ada M. Barry, Rosenthal, near 108780 
/TSS Bullahdelah 
CG Ey CHINE HC|Andrew Davis, Murrunville, Dog Trap|108566 
y:9) Ford, via Yass 
He Blotters relates H C\George Holston, Bug Town, Ada- 108853; A — |... eee ee HC/|Aubrey B. Haydon, Manilla 108516 
G nates aes : in b grees HC |Albert Henry Sippel, Dungowan 109196 
G Wy yagsedess HC George T. H. Nicolas, Quirindi 108657 AM oi: H |Alfred Markwell, Mayvale, Barraba |109055 
ak SON ite HOC|Arnold Charles Porter, Fairview, {109145 
LE Manilla 
PENTEL des ves H |Walter Holley, Llangollen, Cassilis {109163 “eh seanenens HC ae Paul, Ulabrible, Coonabarra- {108679 
ran 
EP eae HOC |Albert Russell, Luskintyre, Loch- {108818 
a) JR invar 
XJ 
IPL... .vees: HC \John F. Macdonald, Mount Dumaresq, 108658 aero HC|Andrew Rodgers, Estcourt, Attunga {109053 
M Maidenhead, via Tenterfield ‘ 
J bases ses HC|James S. McIntyre, Orton Park, | 7584] e3} OE HC eae Gregory, Post Office, Wee {108965 
} Bathurst. (Transferred from James C9 Wa 
McIntyre.) POT vee HC aha S. Watts, Rock Villa, Barney’s| 108730 
AN Hill 
NM B 
= phe H |Martin B. Roennfeldt, Oak Deen, |108929 EB Levees HC\James H. Abbott, Fletcher’s Seat, 109046 
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— Name and Address, No. Brand. tok 8 | Name and Address. No. 
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oc}. ee ibid C jAlice J. Chandler, Bellview, Shaw {108843 a: i i * 11087 
ov ' ; 43} fd plc: HC James Baker, Fernside, Uralla 108752 

pel 
D BSc HC Joseph Barthelson, Adavale, Corowa |109311 
b} Sat HE Donal Locke, eae te thgios Se Amasarte HAC Sine oe oble, Glennie’s Creek, via|108849 
eor coed 
ge’s Plains DD Vhesctesed? HC\d. arnen ales were Hortparsstapee T5794 
nite, iliquin. ransferre rom 
- James Doyle.) 

| xX ndDLONOCe HC heli E. Dangarfield, Brushy Hill, |105497 
Gea liliecseas: HCjErskine L. Bray, Mount Henry, |109281! /T™ pes 
B Crobk wall D 4 Pea erea’ HC/Mary J. Devlin, Wagga Wagga 107870 
ED DU peeevsnce HC/|Willi : : : S| BD lo 
BS g reer Nard hs : Gostwyck Sieg Pe i crc HC |John Edwards, Mayvale, Barraba 109054 
py BVEE AL. bens sence HC|John Eady, Lighthouse Ville, 108997 

fal reseennes C |Edward Holland, Wamban, Moruya |108337 S Helensburgh 
sal . \—-Ji—... ey es HC\J ee OE. Holmes, Pump Station, {109056 
Bt iy Eta asston, via Willow Tree 
aT EC/Edward J. Howlett, Currabubula 108568; ct se ae HCl ny carn. Glenugie, via South |108891 
rafton 
/ : £. 86.4 HO|Ernest W Jt iat 

: } a x a Milson, Sunny Glee, abel 03 ape HC|Joseph Heaviside, Deniliquin 108703 
cs ..ss0{H@|Brnest Parkins, Warrell Creek,  |108848| es Tae? ree in ie rasemat sid bar? er errs 
a Sees | LA Vahexuraceed HClJohn R. King, Peel River Estate, 108554 
POp dpe etal hey M. Porter, Fairview, Manilla {109144} w,.€ Tamworth 

law) 

6} Peegea HC|Annie E. O'Keeffe, Tyndale 109172 

| F oY lod. ba WohnT 8, Lawrence, Dehiliqnin {100137 

ran i: 1 edaieese HC Hala nies Rawdon Island, !109088 MN eect HC/Robert John Morrissey, ‘‘ None 108682 
p: ‘ Coonabarabran 
oat wend GRE C |Mary A. Fraser, Nerrigundah 108825 D . | 

satis bl ey j ’ oad A my NN Bad itote H |William Powell, Berrigan 

at HC rae bates) Ethel Hudson and Harriet {108671 ’ yates 

Stewart, Narandera | | Sr H i ; 

CN ee ee wat aul utr ateen OWT C\John 8. Winterbottom, Germant 10831 
out aes HC Lay on Fuller, Leura, Lord’s 109221} - a : 
= he pies range pet WM 
WT pp Francis H. Thrift, Sc 

? 8 rift, Scone 109118) MiP SObONSRG HC/Munsie Bros., Swanbrook , 109124 
Banner HC|Mary A. Ryan, Burns’ Creek 
G on tinny ies: 100386 
Ua tie ichael c i 
na ge ‘HO Ernest i Hamer, ‘¢ Harrington,” {108732} WET t r Wercud haeee Anap gaantti ae 
YR, } Laces HC Mary B, Ryan, Ti-tree Creek, South) 15789 
ie eae (Transferred from Michael 
Go ‘ 
Fat Pee sede H C|Hodder Bros., Aberdeen, Llangothlin| 109265 WR Jy" ELGAR Bs A gir 5 MOR Oe one al 
Pat ce HC |Horace C, Bendall, Sandy Flat 108749) N 
EB oe b- ili , 
FANS ee HC|Herbert James Beck, Glennie’s Creek/108894: Ns or ie re AE ioe peibemia be mem te 8 
iB RH HO Hill Bros, , Woodsdale, Bingara-road,|108954 oy} ranean HC |Catherine H. Partridge, Clifton Villa,|109360 
| alga : Kogarah-road, Kogarah 
Pe eerie H C|\George Davis, Warraberry, Welling- | 15818 
HD ton-road, via Parkes. (Transferred| e : P 
from H. Day ig, senior. ) 
pret HU lEténsy H, Basile. Bavtada | ron CNL al sates HC [Patrick Hillier, Meg) street, 1109206 
welh ‘a qi: Adamstown Y 
aaa se enr % Kvans, Kine- ; 2 
HE: pepe ivans, King-street, 108613) | ; } usoocteel/ Et ClPercy A. Howlett, Gidtnabiia - 1108761 
set Soe HC|James Henry, Bidooba, Cobar 108522 age C |Peter & Co., Cobar | _ {108839 
| Ht Be HC |Horatio T, Johnson, Billinudgel 108905 | 
ab ssseeee.| © [Joseph Horne, Brookvale, Manly | 109248 in | ro Big aan 
silo $ Me Mal ses tices HCG F, i 
het HO ape tO Kent, Lonely Valley) 108713 ae a Dae Connick Deckal amide: wine 
Owe | arameé Bourke . Se 
iE \ aiedé tee iC |Herman Linke, Glen Oak, Gilgandra/104848 & nando HC Figo J. Fisher, Santa Paula, “|109235 
. ee a arren. 3 
ety} :....,EC|Hilton T, Pitman, Laidlaw, Moree {108939 aii sero A hey HC/|Richard Humphreys, Khancoban 108580 
Be RR Le ib bac titi ie. tga toe 4 en nM Me amen ARE es ARS HC/Russell 8, Harper, Eagléhawk, Ariah 109338, 
P Ne, HC John J. O'Hara, Fem Hill, Glen |108659) “fq ede nt 
| sit Nenad HC Robert Lockyer, Paisley, via Yetman 108991 
els SARA H(C|J. H. Richards, care of A. T. Medcalf,|109178 St Bae © ancien ba pte ae 
_ Gillenbone, Trundle ee eee Nias 
al tant Cc bpstd diene , Comboyne, via Kew,/109256 SR t Be aE ee Richard A ae i 
aven Py : 


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; Brand, a | | os, Name and Addreas, “ 


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iy 
C |Thomas Byrnes, Maxville 


seveeeees 


th ssseeeeee| Ht C/Thomas Nettle Dorrington, Tamworth 


= Fotaseens HC|Enos Trevaskis, Ariah Park 

= Rareegia HC|Thomas J. Ellem, Roseneath, Casino 

tn? fectaces: HC|Thomas Hudson, Mulgrave 

Weaasonet HCW: ae T. Wilcox, Pine Grove, 
lanowindra 

ue peunceee HC Joseph M. Turner, Bundarra 


HOC iFerdinand R. Pike, Breeza 


te eeegces 


v 
3} Mir saden HC|William Henry Munns, Bugaldi 
Ww 
N\VS Aha \eciseeies HC|Walter J. Bacon, Attunga 
iar Senechses HC|William H. Brindle, Denman 
cab eaeteotes HC!William Barton, Post Office, Grabben 
WW Gullen 
740 a ee ee HC|William John Kemp, Willow Glen, 
P 
fae) } Meadow Flat ' 
WY } ASSET HCe HQ|Winthorpe Pickering, Currabubula 108583} 
We HC|William R. Piggott, East Minto 108747} 
aod HC |William J. Ryan, Forest Vale, Bull {109329 
TR Plain, Corowa ' 
a ‘See H |William T, Walton, Narandera 108838} 
ia) i 


Letters and Signs Conjoined. 


HC|Henry M. Bailey, “* Greylands,” 
Singleton 


Cd 


Signs. 


HC/William W. Wren, junior, Bega 108775 


HC|Robert E. Chapman, Gwydir Park, 
Uralla 


HC |Donald Cameron, Marramook, 
Howlong 


HC|Alan C. Ferguson, Albemarle, 


Menindie 


HC|Albert A. Kiehne, Ten-mile, 
Deepwater — : 


108344} 


C |Matthew Walsh, Byron Bay 108916 
C |Robert L. Ballard, Harden 108736 
HC|\Donald A. W. J. Campbell, 109016 
Springwood 
HC|Wallangra Pastoral Co., Ltd., 108578 
Wallangra, Warialda : 
© |William Rose, Never Never, Bellinger|109204 
River 
HC |Alston and Sheaffe, Orange Plains, (| 15816} 
Dandaloo. (Horse brand trans- 2 |108828} 
ferred from Osborne and Osborne. ) 
HC |David J. Schaefer, Stonefield, via 109154 
Armidale 
HC|Percy Gladstone MclIlveen, 108518 
Dungowan 
re ; 94205 
HC|William Noy, Cartref, Pillga 109209 


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HC\John W. C. Liston, Manilla 109070 
H C|Kelby O’Brien, Wauchope, (1104996 
Hastings River ¢ {109225 
C |Alexander D. Frazer, Ryde 109216 


HC Blomfield Bros., Minono, Marsdens |108706 


HC|Richard H. Hudson, Willanbri, —_ {109012 
Manilla 
HC\D. S. Joss, Kywong, Lockhart T5844 


(Transferred from N.C. Clapperton. ) 
William Duncan, jnr., Meadow Lands, |108553 
Coonamble 


HC 


Vernon J. Holeombe, Widgee, 109035 
T.P.0,, Wee Waa 
HC|Wm. J. Murray, Pappinbarra, 109020 


Beechwood, Hastings River 


Executors, Estate late J. H. Davies, |108797 
North Abbotsford, Mossgiel 


HC 


River 


HC |Patrick EK. O’Reilly, Iron Pot Creek, |109272 
Kyogle 
H |Arthur W. Milgate, Sunnyside, Peak|109333 
Hill 
HC|Harold Guest, Clenton Lodge, Baan |109133 
Baa 
HC|Duncan M. Sinclair, Fraser’s Creek, |108514 
Ashford 
HCjWalter A, Sallway, Warialda 108609 
....-(H C|Herbert J. Batterham, Dry Creek, 109115 
Moonan Flat ; 
Letters and Signs with and 
without Numerals. 
HC|William Armstrong, Crickenbar, 108816 
Rocky Glen 
HC|Austin G. Small, Copmanhurst 109316 
C |Alfred Smith, Clunes, Richmond 108870 


HC|Amos J. Roberts, Windfold, Manilla |108582 


HC Agnes Barton, Wollar 


HC|\Henry H. Allison, Mountain View, 
Cherry Tree Hill 


HO /|Alexander Amos, Tulloona, Moree 


108560 
109183 


109200 


ween HC Melinda M. Thorpe, Carrisbrook,| 75802 
Cobbadah. (Transferred from 
Albert Thorpe.) 
aethiy sh CG |Thomas M. Armstrong, Oallen, T5808 
Tarago. (Transferred from Andrew 
C, Armstrong.) 
sl sceuees #fC1|Alfred E. Morrow, Woolgoolga 109092 
neat HC|Allan W. Macdonald, Mihi, via {10857 
Boggabri 
seats: HC|Christina Aitken, Equity Park, /108903 
Berrigan tionne $F 
Net HC |James.A. Ward, Tingha 108963 
eee HCIA. J. C. Bridge, Curlewis }409160 
ae Ph) HC\John W. Albans, Whiporie “1108806 
Renae HC |Arthur B. Bridge, West Tamworth /|108932 
a ee HOC|Arthur J. Lemon, Red Bridge; via |109169 
Murrumburrah 
wee (HC |August E. Scholz, Woolpack, Bijiji |108511 
HC Arthur J. Partridge, North View, Lia,/108821 
Fee Walcha 
humaoohee HC Alfred William Blake, Tarradale [108835 
road, Tumburumba . 
Sek HC|Andrew A. Graham, Dunbible, 109015 


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3 | Name and Address. No. Brand. fae E | Name and Address. No. 
= : 
ee Alan C, Adams, Mookima-Wybra {108643 Se OR HC/Eric D. Blackwell, Toomombin, via|108918 
Creek, Tabulam h GB Tabulam 
C TS aD Dele Springs, 10810 eV ic. HC|John Boland, Calabash, Amaroo _ | 75809 
HC)/A. Carson, Briarfield, Bellingen 109318 — (Transferred from Matthew Boland) 
HC|Albert E. Davison, Vineyards, via | 108899 BN} ).-........ HC /Robert J. A. C. Benson, Tumut- 108783 
Riverstone aw) street, Adelong 
C iAlbert Edward Emery, Russell-st., |109276 BO lsddliserscsse| HC|W iliama: M. Odewahn, Hill and Dale T5823 
Tumut H Farm, Walla Walla (Transferred 
HC|/Arthur A. H. M. Ellis, Wollongbar, |10887 from B. Maocaine 
Richmond River - Gant lddweesicns ‘HC ilies Power, Swan Bay, Richmond|108633 
HC|Mary A. Balmain, Emily J. Walker! 15804} iad 
and’ ‘Alice 'TRAGKEhe yh Kigh UAEe Beh eae Cc Bat no M. Simpson, Portland Post-|109305 
Station, Berridale. (Transferre from - 
Australian Joint Stock Bank, Ltd.) By L “wth i Y Heer JAY Pte Rs deanna awe Post- ean 
HC/Ann Gilmore, Greenridge, Casino 109319 | 
H |Albert S. Horne, Scabbing Flat, 108378 re 
Taralga 
H(@)Ada Kingham, Port Hacking | 108847 c|} sees HC|Patrick Crawley, The Glen, Baradine|108680 
H Albert Laus, Bugaldi 108879) NO Ss ees Sa | HC/|William E. Clayton, Cooper’s Creek, |108646 
‘ Abad Mullumbimby 
Cc Alice Meehan, Narrabri W est 10927 (= }e) HC Charles ag Cousins R oy ston Siaart 10 756 
verlreeveuees | » LOY ’ 
A Spt as : : -I Town 
HC/Andy Richard Pike, Seven Hills 108807} OS ght aoe man HC |Norman McL. Cowan, Burragan, Kan-| 15857 
C 'Arthur Henry Preddey, Narooma 108764 William Cowan), ansferred from . 
HCiAlbert S. Payne, Post Office, { 96572} aw) . [LC|W. A. Coombes, junior, Holy Flat, 109157 
Grenfell 1090254 C Yarras P.O., Hastings River 
HC James A. Quilter, Merton, Whitton 109253} vif aN HC|Charles B. Moody, Bellingen 109240 
Die EO Sr ainasansice ; i 
: - r : oa 
HC Albert Rogers, Gilleabay, Narandera 109309 Page ts t eee HO'John H. Cush, Native Hoe Gum|108861 
HC Albert J. Russell, Coradilly-street, (1093151 GC Flat, via Inv erell 
Gunnedah Oc ear HC/William Craige, Coomboona, 108940 
C |Andrew Roache, Deep Creek, Casino 109085} WI Gilgandra, , 
HC \Charles Sydenham, Kinchela, Macleay] 15853 Avs Perey He Charles Booby, junior, South... aie 
Baie ara ‘ : j f sundagai 
River. (Transferred from Amelha ro 
B. Sydenham) Capron HC/|Donald Cochran, Yaouk, Adaminaby |108827 
H |Albert Sinerco, Bourke 109350} Fe J tal Ss HC|Ambrose A, Cure, The Grange, 108851 
| CA Delungra 
HC|Albert Smith, care of J. Martin,  |108672 AAEM snails HC |Charles Caton, junior, Bellview, 109300 
Finchley Farm, Bendemeer : Oe Carinda 
H gral Bea iesiee.e. HC|Charles Baker, Commandant Hill, 109067 
Donald A. Stewart, Glen Wood, 108875} aN ost Kempsey, Miklcay River 103318 
HO upheaan e mat vate Gad.| Wopaail oho teats C_|Charles J. Pavel, Tentertield 108748 
igullice ges vaca, are ‘ TPE H(C|Henry Grady, Carroll 109312 
8) ‘ : 2 
C WAVar'voeaplety:“Alecsarrn 1027701 ae Rdaiatse HC |Cookson Bros., Springrove, via Casino] T5854 
HC}Ann Whitton, care of Mrs. Le Franck,|10870 on fa ae H |Walter N. Griffin, Teleghery 108844 
Stannum m 
HC} Albert Ernest Wilberc, Little Plain, flossso] = 29 bf Kahed ttm bere) Pee ha amined 
Bombala ; ; 
"OMe HC/Charles R. Clissold, Boorie Creek 108601 
H Sarah Williamson, Red Cow Hotel, |108607 LO Pa) Richmond River: ; 
Lassen 
Penrith C D Laces HC |Charles Dorrington, Collarendebri be ae 
HC|albert T. Avery, Gulgong 108548) Cd } See H |Charles A. Davidson, Post-office, 108746 
HC} Andrew Joseph Norton, Leewood, /108898} toa nes 
Bimbi | Po Pore HC|Charles Egan, Summerville, Merriwa!108626 
HC|Annie Townsend, Meadow Bank, /|10877] CH 108990 
Eugowra Agu at eee HC|Charles E. Elphick, Riverview, 
H c ‘ 4 Kybean 
© |Allan MK. Cox, Piembong, | MadgeqiQai7e Ai ah cae: HC|Charles W. Harris, Collarenebri. [108914 
JH : 109198 
UN HC|Charles E. Howard, Holmesville 
B fag Glasston, via Willow Tree : 
HC|Arthur Wm. Bryant, Wollongbar, |1087 NKS oe HC|Charles McKechnie, Curbin 108618 
Richmond River OK none : edie eopeane 
HC | William G. Barnden, Spring Dale, {108928 oe } Et HC|Charles H. King, Ben Nevis, Barraba|108104 
Rimbanda, Kentucky C a} fe ata HC |Christopher McRae, Block 211, 108808 
HC |Harry Brown, Bonalbo, via Kyogle {108832 ey Dungowan 4 : 
c |Dinah Battis, Bungawalbin, Rich- |108743 Baer, aa ey HC|Charles Monk, Linthorpe, Collie. 108694 
mond River ithe satay ites HC|Charles A. W. Maberly, Tooraweenah|108570 
HC/|Edward E. Brown, Warriston, Dubbo}109344 CR j ne f 
HC|Samuel Brown, Alstonville, Rich- {108937 re Bone ey HC|Charles J. Rowcliff, Cow Plain, Collie/109354 
mond River law] a dy 
HC Frederick Bayliss, Mayville, Bende-|L08653} R } spanks HC/Robert Chant, Guy Fawkes 108701 
meer 
HO|Herbert W. W. Laurie, Yarras 108785 @) a H(Q|Rose Conn, Timor, Coonabarabran {108537 
HC|Jas. J. Bevan, Inverell (Transferred| 15838] J j 


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Brod. |p| 8 Name and Addrees. \ No. | Brand eer 8 Name and Add | 
= . ran: | 3 e an ress. No. i 
PS ns ! “ -_ 
Pe Oe HC Charles Robson, Tuki Tuki, W rd8 OE 
Gay tostisrereual s rere u a Ray T5806 _HO \ eesti HOC|Ellen Cartmill, Whiteman Creek, 108796 
Roba . ph Clarence River 
ary cee C [C. F. Clare and 8.8, Storey, Aroma, 100339 ear Bs C |Ellen Connolly, Bendolba 109180 
‘revallyn, via West Maitland ED H 
CG St nabaha Nerelcutn woelvand sutton Box os, Post essa «mat ie coc C )/Kdward Duffy, Tuncester, via 109081 
oo |\GM| Office, Broken Hill’ g E pent ARMOR 
<5 } ih HC |Charlie Sage, Moonbi yA ee gaat a a: thas! ee bya 
i CBee onan ward J. Farragher, Oakview, ; 
Kye veteenees HC Claude C. Worner, Gundagai \ Hashes ee | Eumungerie roe. she 
Cz Rare HC Pm Soastala Lachlan Angle, [10857 = —=Sf HC |Edward Green, Kelvin, Gunnedah {108984 
fae) 
| E oh Huts ..... C |Edward Garland, Cullenbone 109347 
| D er Hi eet HC|Ernest Moss, Torrington 109073 
os Pe ‘HC |Henrietta M. Davies, Lower Creek, T5835I aT; deepens HC|Edward Pritchard, Watford, Numba |108645 
| Upper Macleay River. (Tranferred Hs 
pad | rom ‘Thoniad Ay Davies!) rirke Ae, ... | HC |Edward A. Swinton, Llangothlin 109159 © 
ot ee HO William H. Davidson, Dee Af eats, HC Christian E 
H. son, Deepwater 108906) Gyrereee ristian E. A. Wegener, Watitl 
i) P van View Wallatwella Toul © | Wo. 
ae 6 ee H John N. Doughty, Tambarumba 108971) Bat Fan ae Be A ccna, Gua Y ta) vie 108912 
2, onde RCraR H Ebene ea ate ae Waverley, |109075) ae 
riah Road ail, via Coolamon 
a } seteneeee HC sepia Bs Beis Alstonville, 108869} a 
chmo fer i 
if 1 i Ayre ae ie A vil, rary ie aloes HC te Wren Byrock Station 108814 
: , Tweed Heads 108603} rae Bs 94092 
D 1 cs. We . ; CH ethos C |Llewelyn Fry, Hamilton Sawmills, 108611 
Tr ichard Carpenter, Post Office, Tingha}108709} PT: ee Macquarie, Hastings River. 
+t } ss teaneee HC}d: a shart Bloomfield, Oura-road, {108422 BES Hike ie : res pitaacihe ay dak pce a robo 
agga Wagga 
CDi, Pee John Duggan, Rylstone, (Transferred| 15850 ys Be .... a C|/Thomas J. Fogarty, Warialda 108488 
rom, Michael Duggan.) ry” 
ise EH C/Alexander T. Creswick, Canoble Sta-| 15805 PAP ce C John W. Fahey, Wherrol Flat 108610 
“Dp tion, Mossgiel. (Transferred from —. 
The’ Austrian and Neh est d meres | A ata HCJF. G. Clarke, Thule, Deniliquin [108632 
‘tgage Company. a: 
A 4 om HC Dempsey & Co., Fernbury, Trundle, |10839]| le haenget HC |Frank H. Crouch, Vacy 108596 
via Parkes r i 
aa} par er H William Darby, Erstenee seer, iostosl ed Aiea H one Tangmangaroo, via |108521 
Tamworth 
¢ . ~ p i 3) 
DORE HC anaes EY Eatonsville, 108634 ae ee bole Ae nee al a aie a 2 
ee e River i 
Rey hice He Pe Mg Hd 'Florrie F. Barlow, Wylie Creek 10 
DE } HC pevid Galea ian. Nashua, Richmond 1092595 - ele ee Downfall Nae? iN 
ogee POS Gina Oy 300 Sab A ROS WS ec at aaa rederick Hancock, Smith’s Creek, |108641 
parr HC |David H. Gosden, Grassdale, Grenfell|108690} le clr wey River He 
mee | Pe Cacia = a Be rederick Hokin, Lyminge-road, 108865 
rite lagers ..|HC|Denis Morgan, Alice Vale, Ilabo 108397} ca HCIF Horesele Croydon P ark ‘4 : 
Ero 8 rederick Imeson, B hc 
SE anda wae H(Q/Dolat Khan, Singleton 109136; ert Xorklea Se Re ee 
DL “eK yh C Davi aL, Leslie, Pigabeen, Tweed {108647 PRI lo Cc Progen ce M. Kelly, Mullumbimby /|108678 
prs pier ae ee inane Gea: CRW ees HC |Frederick T. Marsden, Thoreela, 108681 
et mantel ee ridge-street, {109044 =" Dundee 
cM FM} | .........4C|Francis Myers, Clydesdale, via ~ {108769 
eee C |Delphyna Noel, Glenfield 10906] = terhes 
DN ae ck HC David H. Nelson, Taylor’s Arm, 10886 ae Site BO Snaeesc te as Broadwater, {109201 
ambucca River 
- a a FOX Yona! HQ /Francis W. Fox, Krin Plains, Moree |108845 
Zz yee HC,Ada L. Scott, Ottamildi, Gravesend |108524 eam 
ere bie votes C pe coer: junior, Ada- street, 108512 ayy ph wee BCR ieeaheys i teckinkinasl etek 
r 
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NGL ARE Hf C|Jane Graham, Swamp Oak 109091 
& Ayaboeeasd HC ek ab at Bendick 108885} FN |... HC |Herbert Wm. Gibbs Fram 10, Peolh 109147 
oes oGe River Estate, Tamworth 
S} se age HC|Wm. E. McCullough, Coonamble 108789 “oh VN a Wig lat i Dn aU osha 
-m meen : ¢ via Tamwor 
~S lee HO Baward Coulton’ Guaxesendy 108576 Mya Pee HC (Francis Grebert, Burringbar 108741 
arialda mn | 
NODE fests ae HC Edwin V. G. Townsend, Bungey, 10919] 5 oh ‘eA HC Henry, He aobbere, Gum fie please 
B eee Fa ae cence HC wee Fe ae. Bottle Creek, via |108717 
y=) 4 hy, Barmedma 1086593 OS Wanita 
E } Cc ice Murphy n Hy 
| & een HC Thomas E mun dy Wattle, View, 109283 est eae HC |George H. Bowhay, Cumnock __| 108556 
Cobbora Guna (hares: George E F 7: 
al; Be a7 ih. HC Richard Oe Bs Westley, Hamilton 108612 PO } ae Tago A faa a 
8a 2 aden a Port Macquarie, Hastings EADY. [bisleeses HC |Eugene E. Rankin, Rose Dale, 108983 
iver S\ » Shannonvale : 
Ch: Green HC\Ernest Birkbeck, Black Mountain (108819) DF : 109245 
~ | Creek, via Boggabri a | =} pipe HC (George Fisher, Dungowan } 99152 
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George H. Gray, Booyong, Richmond|109258 


River 
George Head, ‘‘ Alma,” Curban, 
Castlereagh River 


Gerard Johnston, Broughton Village 108840} 
108688} 


108978 


Gilbert Marks, Belmont 


Coramba Road, via South Grafton. 
(Transferred from George T. 


Martin) i 
George W. Newell, Nabiac 1092123 
George Ryan, Mourabie, Warialda {108699} 
George W. Tillman, Wongalee, 109058) 

Mungindi 
George Warren, Temora Road, 109269} 

Young 


Gabriel Ward, Canoona, Guyra 


George L. Whitehead, Gundarimba, 
via Lismore 

Margaret Melville, Sunny Hill, West 
Manilla 


EL 


Coonabarabran 


Henry Schytrumpf, Sparkes Creek, 
via Scone 


Edward A. Harrigan, Upper North 109014} 
Arm, Murwillumbah 


Robert J. H. Lockwood, Grenfield, 
Deepwater 


1085591 


Hugh O’Toole, Nertingundah 


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Rupert 8. G. Hosking, Nunga, Fairy jlos7ie) J 7 --.|"-+" 
Hill, Casino i 4 
Kate Healey, Condong, Tweed 108934} 5 of Bee 
River 
John Patrick Hancock, Woodview, {108998} J +1 ana 
Casino yin mee 2) 
i\George Haiser, Lismore 109261 ri} ab 
GN eliiccecses 
David Hutchinson, Boat Rowers 108356 J5 
Hotel, Fullerton-street, North EDS) Elsseschent 
Stockton Wet 
William Hartnett, Emmaville 109335 J Sf 
i TNFP Leese ns 
Thomas Reynolds Hanrahan, Jerula, |109102 J air 
via Oberon Ja 
Thomas W. G. Hopgood, Balabla, via|109351 ~ : 
Thuddungra CNS BT 
John R. Hill, Hill Town, Watson’s {109252 CV 
Creek, via Bendemeer Dye tArsee cana 
James H. Hoad, Marlee 109343 
Henry James Grundy, Glenelven, St./109199 fais i tall 
Leonard’s Creek QA fe 
Herbert J. A. Bryant, Boat Harbour,|109260 LA 
Lismore 7 ec ' 
Henry Clarke, c/o D. Burge, Surrey {109033 eek | ie 
House, Grenfell NG de 
Hugh Cameron, Tingha 168627, | JG\)......... 
Henry Clegg, Medlow Bath 109237, — 
Hlizabeth Hockley, Rockleth Farm, [108643] 2S 
Ben Lomond TOT 
William H. Whitlock, Parkes 10888] mt ae: 
Harry Moses, Post Office, Inverell [108280] Pt Oy 
Henry I. Morgan, The Rocks, 108542) pant 
Balranald J at reer ae 
Henry Mayo, William-street, 109001 
Muswellbrook ‘a JA Cans 
Henry Richard Moffett, Gowang, {108534 aD 
Warkton ; IR 
Walter H. Nichols, Alstonville, LOSCOS Oy Ble ce cence 
Richmond River 4 ? 
109298 ~ } Cit ae 


[27 Juny, 1910. 


Name and Address. 


C |Herbert Richards, Mandemar, 109279 
Mittagong 
HCj|Henry S. Stoddart, Manilla 108755 
HC|Horace W. Thompson, The Stone- {109062 
house, Wilberforce, via Windsor 
..{EL.C|William V: Howe, Babirah, 109089 
Gilgandra 
HC|Henry White, Spring Range, Rock- |109149 
vale 
...42 C|Annie R. Warren, ‘* Oranmeir,” 108803 
Ballallaba ; 
Ma 
HC Isaac Jackson, Marrar 108924 
C |George Isaac Sefton, Bungalow, 109170 
Dubbo 
HC\John Alexander McDonnell, Drover,|108561 


North Deniliquin 
J 


HC \James BH. McCullock, Goonoo 108529 
Goonoo, Gourie 
HC\John H. Oliver, Fairfield, Bulla- 108538 
| booka Road, Grenfell 
HC John O’Brien, Broadwater, Richmond|108800 
River 
HC /|Otto Jeurgens, Deepwater 109072 
HC|Arthur H, James, Greenridge 108606 
HC\|Joseph L. Mitchell, Fairfield, Collie |108563 
€ |Jacob EK. Gustafson, Stuart Town 109004 
HC|John H. Doolan, Hall’s Creek, - 108760 
Manilla 
be % 101894 
HC|John Horney, Brigalow Creek 109052 
HC|James Moulds, Richmond 109019 
HC |James T. Pratt, Roseleigh, The 109317 
Pick, Kyogle 


HC|John B. Ferguson, Combaning Siding|109254 


HC|Lestley T. Junor, Woodview, Casino |108669 | 


HC|John Edward Maher, Whiporie; 109037 
Casino i 

HC|John Arnold, Boorie Creek, Lismore |108598 

..| Hl |John Ambrose, Parkes 108777 

HC|Janet and Ernest Smith, Spring - {108547 
Vale, Candelo ; 

HC Albert G. Asimus, Glennie’s Creek, {108541 


near Singleton 
H |John Ashcroft, Balranald 


HC\|James Anderson, Wattle Valley, 
Eugowra 


108387 
108585 


HC|Joha Bunyan, Bodangaro 
HC|James A. Chalker, The Meadows, 


via Towrang 76487 
--|HC|James Cobley, Cleburn, Parkes 109117 
HC|James T. Carroll, Glenandar, 109105 


_ Narandera 


HC |Elizabeth Doolan, Coonamble 


C |John Daly, Snarebrook 


C |Corneliis J. Dwyer, Superior Publicl10914 
' School, Homebush, and Clarendon,} 
Windsor 


HC|John Elletson, Girilambone 
H |Jobn G. Furner, Allynbrook 


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‘NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. 


Name and Addresa 


Joseph Fawkes, New Burwood, | 
Dudley 


Wm. A. Finch, Hillston 


John H, Green, Wildwood, Gular { 


William James and Charles J. 
xentle, Summerhill, Castle Doyle, 
via Armidale 

John A. Goldsmith, Belvue, The 
Rock 

James Giles and Son, Highbury, 
Bectric, via Coolamon 
Joseph H. Haley, Spring Ridge, 
Cobborah 

John Jackson, Kendall, 
Haven 

Joseph Kelly, Mount Pleasant, Crane- 
brook, near Penrith 

John Logan, Iron Pot Creek, 
Kyogle 

Joseph P. Leefoo, Borambola, Wagga 
Wagga 


Camden 


James Lillicrap, Burringbar 


James Lock, Farm 105, via Coola- 
mon 
John M. E. Franzie, Pilliga 


John Mozeley, Gulgong 


James IT. Olley, Jiggi, Richmond 
River 


109266 


108685) 


109325 


Jeremiah Coleman, Manbee, Dingo 
Creek 

James Oliver, ‘‘ Hearne, 
Swam 

John D. Oswald, Tocumwal, Denili- 
quin 

Charles E. and James F. 

Garden-street, Belmore 


” Round 


S. Price, 


. Joseph Plater, Maclean 


Joseph J. Pope, Martinsville, via 
Cooranbong 


Charles Nevins, East Moree 


John L. Robinson, Busby’s Flat, via 
Casino 

James Ryan, Gidgea Camp Bore, 
Barringun-road, Bourke 

John Rose, Lifford, Clairville 


John J. Rapley, Wallundry Farm, 
Narraburra, via Temora 

John R. Ward, Tingha Common, 

Tingha 


John O’Reilly, Woodstock 


{ 


John’ P. H. Stevens,  Hazeldean, 
Mount David 


John Sheridan, Coraki 


HC \John Smith, Red Range 


Elizabeth Stanton, Adelong. (Trans- 
ferred from James J. Stanton.) 


HC|James 8. Smith, Alstonville 


Saywell, Upper South ee 
Bellingen 


HC \John Turvey, Wantiool, via Junee 
HC |John M. Want, Maclean. (Transferred 


from John Want. ) 
John T. Wortes, Post Office, Kiandra 


HC|John E. F. Warmoll, Gunnedah 
HC\Jonathan D. Y. Button, Coonamble 


Kz 


HC |Kate J ackson, Wanaaring Station, 


Wanaaring 


HC |Thomas and “William McKay, 


Bungendore 


108508 


109352 
108628 


109186 


108893 


108696: 


108928 
108862 


108503 


103594 


108908; 


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3 * Name and Address, 
HC/Kenneth Beaton, Cooplacurripa, via |108443 
Wingham 
HC|Dary! Keown, Carroll 109246 
HC|Kdward M, Kelly, South Grafton 109048 
| H |Wong Kee, Big Flat, Bald Nob 108525 
HC/|Thomas McKiernan, West Kempsey,/108778 
Macleay River 109231 
C |George B. Gidley King, Dunheved, 
St. Marys 109063 
HC |James Smith and D, Kirk, junior, 
Merrylands 
iL 
C |Charles Laver, Cudgera Creek, 108873 
Burringbar 
HOR. MecBeatt, Boggabri 108985 
| 
C |Leslie D. Wicks, Teven, Richmond {108809 
River 
HC|Edward J, Foley, Mummulgum, 109267 
Casino 
HC/|William Lefiley, Windeyer 109023 
C |David Leslie, Inverell Post Office 109038 
HAC/|William H. Lyons, Sackville, Forest 109076 
Hill, Wagga Wagga eas 
C |Augustus Lonnie, Tent Hill, vid 109141 
Deepwater 
H |Charles L, Gardiner, Ben Bullen 109342 
HOC|Elizabeth M. Payne, Tara Park, 109010 
Coolamon 
HC |Louis Segal, The Cascade, Wilton 109278 
C Lillie J. Whittaker, Hill End 108800 
N 
HOC|George D. Moffit, Corndale, Rich- /108599 
mond River 
H |Wm. F. Mullins, Billabong, 108823 
Germanton ; 
H C\James Mooney, Lililymount, mi 108569 
gowan, Casino f | 85463 


William H. Matthews, Five Day 108575 
Creek, Comara, Macleay River 
HC|John McGettigan, Bangalow, Rich"|108600 
mond River 
HC/|Eva B. Miller, Hanging Rock, 108677 
Richmond River 
HQ|Donald McC. Murchison, Courtlands,|109355 
Girilambone m9 
C |William Munkman, Broadwater, 95676 
Richmond River ; 


C |Pearl Munkman, Broadwater, Rich- 75828 
mond River. (Transferred from 
William Munkman.) 


HC |Dorothy A. Mullen, Bourke 108904 


C |McCarthy Bros. 
bridge 

H |Bertram A. Davis, Digi Station, 108667 
Mount Drysdale 

HOC/|Charles H. McCabe, Erindale, Young-|108941 

road, via Temora 


, ** Everton,” Falcon-|109069 


HC Arthur R. Morton, Lismore 109013 

C |Edward Meredith, Main Arm; Mul-|109036 
lumbimby 

HC Daniel McIllhatton, Monteagle 109031 


HC Jesse Morris, junior, South Grafton |109230 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 115. 


Name and Address. 


Mary M. McManus, Timor, Coona- 
barabran 

Michael Atmore, Raspberry Valley, 
Minmi 

James E. McDonald, Chilterndale, 
Quambone 


Mary A. Macey, Upper Bingara 


Joshua Mardell, Thorne Farm, Central 
Buceca, via Grafton 

Martin Buckley, Federal, Richmond 
River 


William J. McIntosh, Rosewood 


James Gill, Ulmarra 


Michael J. Connolly, Forest Reefs, 
via Millthorpe 


Martin Duffey, Tintenbar 


Margaret J. Edwards, Dandaloo- 
street, Narromine 

James H. Thornton, Nimitybelle. 
(Transferred from Mary E. Thorn- 
ton, nee Manning.) 


Mows Khan, Lismore 


Maria Lester, Pastoral Hotel, 
Mathoura 

\Mary J. Leonard, Nundle Common, 

Nundle 


(Margaret E. M. Lesslie, Eumungerie 


Norah M., Margaret C., Annie G. 
Strahley, Glen Hill, Bonshaw 


Duncan McNab, Tingha 


Kdgar G. Moore, Kilawara, Wingham 


Margaret Wesley, Gundare Creek, 
Coolah 


Sarah M. Ling, Manilla 


N 


William Norris, Adelong 
Abraham H. Lansdowne, The 
Meadows, Moss Vale 


Norah Regan, Myall Arm, Terry- 
hie-hie 

Neil MacInnes, 
Hill 

Nicholas Murphy, The Valley, 
Coolootai 

Nora C. Payne, Wauchope, Hastings 
River. 


Plumpton, Rooty 


Oo 


Emily Haynes, Saumarez Ponds, 
Armidale 


Alfred Foot, Wagga Wagga 


Upper Manilla 


iP 


Margaret J. Maguire, Killalee, 
Puddledock 

Eleanor A. Perfrement, Inyeria, 
Bonshaw 


Johan T. Pfeiffer, Baan Baa 
Allen Pugh, Murwillumbah 


John P. O’Brien, Yarrowee, Upper 
Horton 

Percival N. V. Bourchier, Tara, 
Mullingudgery 


* 
Percy Butterworth,:West Dubbo 


John P. Comitti, Balranald 


No. 


108535 
109275 


HC|Albert W. Howlett, Oakhampton, 108550} 


109132 
108386 


[27 Juxny, 1910. 


Brand. @ phe! 3 | Name and Address. No, 
mR 
PB deck cste's C |Percy O. Clarke, Steinbrook, Tenter-|198545 
aw] field 
WH 1]... HOC|Annie Hanlon, Vermont, McIntyre |108616 
are Flat, Armidale 
i oh Renn HOC|Percy L. North, Lower Portland 108773 
“a I Meee HC|P. J. Smyth, Burrangong House, 109263 
PS Grenfell Road, Young 
Q 
Q ssseseeslEL (Executor, Estate late Harriett S. 1108831 
ne, Brown, Corindi 
| R 
7S) mets Nett Ns HC Reginald Herbert Dowe, Tamworth {108718 
No ie lee HC \James Shields, Ukalan, Manilla’ 108676 
®} Ages HC|William Rose, Oakwood, Bullarah |108663 
wy Soteecat FH |Gordon Rose, Avon Downs, Burren {109109 
ap eee HC |James Roberts, Hillston 109294 
Sem babi casts ons C |Robert O'Rourke, Mount David 108654 
low) ‘| Post-office 
oy Aiea 0 HG|Noel D. Rae, Bonalbo, via Tabulam {108863 
“ake i ee HC |Percy Robinson, Jerseyville, Macleay|108664 
River 
if brats de C |Robert Nickson, Belle Isle, 108938 
e_9 Bermagui 
ey Chae HC |Samuel Rediger, Grafton 109336 
Sy arises C |Edward S. Richards, East Raleigh, {109084 
Rab Bellinger River : 
vescenees {EL |Robert M. Clarke, Sherwood, Macleay|109244 
RR O-f River 
eee A Seay HC|Richard Campbell, Baradine 108942 
2 Fa ee ere HC\Sarah G. Clear, c/o W. H. Haelton,}109181 ~ 
RC Grenfell 
Be Ty ss iecseecte: HC |Robert Davidson, Buben Head, 108409 
TT) Kelvin, via Gunnedah 
aes a CG |Rachel Davis, Tuggerah Lakes, 109064 
@o)} Wyong 
net wee C |Robert S. Edwards, Narrabri West 108944 
BGS een C |Robert Gardner, Glencoe, Morton, {108558 
ee via Milton 
ne>} Sve HC|Ralph Gore, Oakspring Yarrowick [109114 
Paden het HC |Robert G. Howard, Dumobin, 109123 
RH Inverell 
reps Lea HC |Robert Hood, Tararie, The Wakool,|108384 
ro Balranald 
qu Sane eee Hc|Roy J. Hicks, Spring Grove, Casino}108588 
gee 1 |Robert Hislop, South Lismore 108506 
RES Richmond River : 
Jet) = By lores HC|Robert Honour, Myall Creek, 108708 
NY Delungra 
SNF) cater, HO|Richard Hapgood, Termeil, via 108200 
Rig Ulladulla j 
(NAF TI © |Robert Keelan, Glen Innes 109051 
RE Thomas P. D B (| 93668 
oe = Sl eo HC}Thomas P. Dower, Byerock 2/109151 
is 5 Fy ii pee HQ|Robert Stewart, Wyan Road, via /|108557 
"J Coombell, Casino 
“aA la Raa a HC |Robert W. P. Shepherd, Spring 108697 
AS Grove, Casino 
apa Suearens HC|Barbara Rouse, Goodooga 108309 
R 
oe et ae Hf |Reginald F. Taylor, Burren Junction|109158 
ue 
an Bh te EC|Robert A. Waterson, McKee’s Hill, |169262 
AW - Richmond Hill 
SS) 
neh pea. HC|Thomas Swain, Block 146, Duri 108581 


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Warialda 


street, Moore Park 


C |Mary Spalding, Wanganella 


H(C|Executors, Estate late W. A. Slamm,/|108738 


H |William R. W. Sommer, 103, Arthur-!109120 


109219 


27 Juuy, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. 4001 


Brad, | former Name and Address. No. [poe 3 | Wameand Address, | No 
{ AARON 3 Boot | SENN IE ae ERS 
nm 4 
NY Piece} @ [Susannah Sheppard, Warkworth 108586 
ST U 
3} aoe HC Sophia Ward, South Casino 108805} ~, i 
U Spc HC Amos W. Bale, Kinchela 108895 
SEE HC /|Frederick F. Donohue, Bourbah 109234 U jYI.........,H1C|Williams and Pettet, Carumbi 109192 
Ss nS Station, Stockinbingal 
T5834 
AY seanog eee HC George Sturgeon, Forest Lodge, 
aes Temora. (Transferred from Robert 
Sturgeon. ) 
so fadenusck HC |Thomas M. Slater, Woolgoolga 109093 oy 
Aidededs HC Valentine Schlaadt, Public School, OTe ' EAC} 
©s} Nelson’s Plains. | (Horse brand T58125 (<4...J.- | C | Emma Varnum, Six-mile Flat, 108804 
x 108781 Braidwood 
DB transferred from George Schlaadt 
Oe ae HC |Stephen Byrne, Blue Bell, Braidwood|108595} CoS 1 eae HC|Walter G. Vidler, Wyrallah, 108080 
SE me ieee, HC Samuel Cooper, Woodford Dale, 109229} Vv Richmond River 
Bo Clarence River _ ; 75935 OY AGRO REE HC|May Toovey, Woodburn 108715 
wt dal HC Reheore Cea Liston, Wilson’s aie VC jLl.........)HC|Estate of late John: V. Cosgrove, {108684 
<a u} etaneees HC/|Samuel E. Ekin, Careunga, Moree {109059 Oakvale, Bredbo 
INS elt ee eer HC Stephen W. Gardner, Comboyne, via|108884j Led, Uli sroeari HC|Ernest O'Neill, Villa Nova, Narro-|108662 
Kew VN mine é 
SH vet enenes C |Edward G. Harris, Upper Chichester, }109238} 
via Dungog 
Set Sao. C |Stephen Hinton, No. 1 Post OES 108772} 
5 “~ Nowendoc River Ww 
J Wh 9g Fe HC|Sarah J. Woolaston, Somerton 109349} as HC|William J. Louis, Pretoria, Rocky {108787 
peeve aes ? , 
Bo rey Fe C |John Skinner, junior, Townsend, 108837} [w} Glen 
ati Maclean, Clarence River = : cer 
Thomas Rolfe, Cook-street, North [108666] 9 WA--)--- ves Wy areioet fons Uk ae abatae path bg 21a! 
Botany ; ep i is 
William Smith, junior, Almond Vale,|108977] Ul! > =| ae ee es ta bee aaa wie dr oath 
Boree Creek, Yeulba Post Office WwW a} utes, HC/|William B. Hutley, Duri 109286 
Gordon C. Stevenson, Wood-street, 109226 
Tenterfield \ (WiNe baliieewe as HC |Elizabeth Williams, Slap Up, Whin-|109100 
James Kasson, Pretty Gully, via 108649} + stone Valley, Jerangle 
| 4 
Drake i Ca Lice HOC|William J. Myers, Barragayatti,/109119 
W Lower Macleay River 
Thomas Campbell, Barodin, Pilliga |108402 o> nie HC|James E. Whale, Ernstwilly, Dapper|108619 
GD Yr H |Frederick W. Oehm, Ringwood, Old |109324 
Thomas Taylor, Mt. Mitchell West, |108660 Ww Junee 
via Glencoe devs asl nds HC|William Sharpe, Wamberal 108750 
Frederick W. Thorburn, Wyrallah {108966} J 
‘w) EEA ta. HC |Leslie A. Weiss, Hartley Vale 109303 
Thomas Thurtell, Walli 108817 Ql 
Thomas Mitchell, Fifield 1109290} Ws racnatere HC/William Slater, Woolgoolga 109094 
John J. Treloar, Curlewis 109271} Te betes = Gees NERA presets 
Mabel M. Thorpe, Glen Elgin, via (109228) -Wd.-.)...... H |W. G. H. Corby, Goulburn, (Trans-| 15832 
Glen Innes Sa ce sii A pee Talbot, junr.) 
: oS erepia Fa gee ey H x orby, Goulburn. (Trans- T5832 
Thomas Armstrong, Quandary 109155 wd ferred from William Talbot, junr.) 
Wal 
Terry Bros., ‘‘ Lagoona,” Cunningham|109066} ate ara: HC erect Frederick Davey, Tweed |109153 
SM icad Pook Cleese tse George F. Walton, Eastbou 97703 
Thomas Beasley, Tooraweenah cls WD ae yume he cunt { tee 
Thomas Deane, Peak Hill 109138) 2D ea NN Cc Manduca.” Peon yonoet sp 0010s 
T. H. Ellis, Happy Valley, Cooka- 109034! Gadi ijaacsies Ho|William Davis, Bungabee, via 108868 
midgera, via Parkes WD __Lismore 
Thomas Goodlet, Bumbaldry, via 109005} wee matte: HC one eden pe greets Peters-/108776 
Cia am, and Linwood, Trevallyn 
Thomas G. Mullens, Wamba, Post {108915} =F] ]/..... Sealed Edgar G. Rixon, Willowdale, Tenter-| 15824 
Office, Pilliga ase he (Transferred from William 
. Evenis.) 
H 5 NY tire 108958 
homies Hors Lae ; " PAR A gtee ats HC|Walter W. Eggins, Maclean 108795 
Thomas Holland, Whylandra Creek, |109282 Wwe 
Dubbo FO oy (el eee ey HG aoe E. "pan Cob-o’-Corn Creek, |108523 
Joseph Charles, Quipolly 108951 WG via Kyogle 
Tes Timmins, junior, Mary Ville, |108794 W Ga lattacsseex H |Walter Gaylard, Burra Creek, Tum-)108964 
Temora dab barumba 
White & Evans, Gr Hi s 
Thomas Keegan, Helensburgh West |109208) WHE Deve: HC Sa a visas; Coreew™ Hilly Cota 108642 
j (| i. 4/].........,4#C|Annie M. and Florence J. Harman,| 15837 
= kon Lee EC/Thomas Moorby, Fernside, Rye Park|108689, ww Blaxland’s Creek, South Grafton, 
6 (Transferred from William Har- 
SE Timothy O’Dwyer, Lionsville 109130} man. ) 
VY HC|Timothy i ee } fabeantys C eee E. Window, Mummulgum, |109083 
Br Paes John Robert Stewart, Denfield Villa,|108913 WI via Casino 
T+s HC Thiniaere ru b eh eek. HC|William J. Horton, Kerr’s Creek 109008 
Aveae Ae O’D, S 7, Brookmount, |109291} Wd 
ea} Ke HC home tee oe i wi at: rensadent C |William J. Hogan, Cobar 109337 
aor Be earetie HC|Thomas Tomlinson, Coreen, Daysdale|109077; | ¢ 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. 


| _ Name and Address. 


Stock. 


a) Pe, < Zz 
a L Seedaae HC/|William Lauder, Delungra 108710} Wii a HC ae Mackenzie, Bonnie Doon, New}108674 
Welt ace C |William P. McGrath, Mayer’s Flat, |10891¢} i Tae ae 
~w Boolambayte Post Qffice ine } ARS: HC [Paul G. Klose, Trungley Road, 108635 
ne ieuewnnen HC/|Walter New, Coloma, Tomingley 109214} nee : 
HW BA) ees HC|William Squires, Farm 163, Goonoo [108762 Numerals and Signs. 
Goonoo road, ‘Tamworth ja} Sheila Bet HC |Leigh May Steers, Yuggel, Purle- 108878 
WTO a aac. HOC|William Smith, Smith Vale, Curra-|109227 ae waugh 
Aig els bubula ; rot SOSH, cawiaws BC Thomas L. Lanagan, Warialda 1109050 
sem ie hes i 
ane Fe eee Oe BR? mam co eea ec. HC |Clara B. Hill, Essington Post Office }108751 
Ue Dae cca HC|William F, Staunton, Murwillumbah|109152 @} aia hes HC/William Patterson, Gerilgambeth, 108812 
Harefield 
ys} Scare HC/|William James Shaw, care of J. |109284 Bes 
O’Brien, Keepit, via Manilla /\. 
f r 
ee ....,HC|William J. Shervey, Capertee 10930 Ny “Olahe HC SS iaagun onaaet oe teal DT Tae 
ip Winger HC Willian Te embath, Barellan, via 109003) D> LEAORy HC|Flora Cameron, North Deniliquin 108842 
We gin Ft H |William Warrell, Woodford Leigh {109129 a whee fe HC|Arthar G. Allsop, Scott’s Flat 109071 
AN, S208 Pe conaoy HOC/William Young, Daysdale 108552! BLT cceesens TC |Clide P. Hannaford, Barokaville, 109189 
la} Walgett ‘ 
XJ ; 
Ad es HQ|John A. Thompson, Warranary 108722 
D4 ) Hillston : 
BX EM canteens HC|Christopher F. Oates, Burgoon, LQ92 2G Serer rl event H|Joseph W. Lawson, Clermont Park, {109197 
C9 Cumnock wenn { Somerton 
] 1 TOS§ 
2h Ree HC) Frank J, Marsden, Bloomfield-street,}109146 a ee ee cre Waals Sete, lee 
ay Sela Cian toetaa Hematy b) 
GIT sesg aioe HC\James N. Fox, Overcliff, Wylee |109241} 
XxX Creek, via Wilson’s Downfall Twn S wien HC Gore i Burcher, Tillsbury Hills, |108855 
am ea HEC Alors Rollison, Sem BU Laets 4 5 ACROSS q [Archibald J. McGlashan, West {108531 
rd! Maitland 
oN ihc HC |James Grant Plater, Maclean 108892 
1 5 
| AN OUL O26 FC Patrick B. O’Rourke, c/o G. M. 109288 
@} Peon HC |Kenneth Mackay, Wallendoon, 109217 24 Simpson, Stonehenge 
re Wallendbeen heer ai | eae HC|Gavin C. Russell, St. Clair, Singleton 109099 
v baakcthec HC |Thomas P. Kelso, Currabubula 108735} Sor MARE oes H|Lewis Fidge, Murtle Vale, Ganmain |108996 
a Geen HC anol os C. Munday, River Holm, . 1092644 Numerals. 
onshaw 
PP cal as clesatat E.C|Charles E. Wilkins, Scone 108826 
Tue Undermentioned Brands have been cancelled :— 

Brand. Stock. Name. Address. : | No. 
et BC ts, TA. MD AVABRE Seisi daar oe sloiios exe tions te bein natestb tc states seetre TY ACARI WMCONE, 165 s.r sau enee a eacee sehen T4814 

ACC...) HG Bedlward (omic... ice onesnnsssdeeeys embbmars cote pee See athe ee | Goonabarrabran’s. ssdtcancorsvid betes tol eae { i 
CG 
ZB} HC George Traber tty, (RL vs cbossek Memte ue vibe ok maiat akon ies | Loombah, Moplomp ay, .244-20-ssachnctseiboy, 27101 

st scileg co ViiMliam Miaeanth')...ccc.ech getenrcs. bu mteltbeadhes | Bundarbo, Sugiong ...ssseuecseceseeeen 13628 
| 
a } Cc WW illiamn Ma canals We oe. ae sccosn ecobites oe vs pict tytnooss «cea sued BundaLho,) USIOVS, <..saxeocdter de ecasnen 13628 
hoo..| He Henry Hooper's sad. gajo<beiuss.oe: oe hceea alot eR anc emeMaeeon apple PAP aur le ess ee is 6. 2a cA Oe ei Re 57380 
aa HC Kan AL Cali 2a scs be lecsius antes MRMEM anol neaneetee she shea Burnside, Grahamstown. ........c.sscs000. 104974 
4 HC Hiliza Byssel)) svedsoe aie ba sits ni sony doaMertaes tester ee CRO save miss Ravensworth, Camberwell ............2.. 208s 
ut iol} Phoned Gam phell Fel oeosad 2 eottinemiicbes seers bak. sass Reidsdale, Braidwood. .......ccesessseeeee. 9965 
b>) 

Fe dei Bl Be Cc Ralph Wade of7 «FAs ti cae sn.cue de I Rumeeaee ented po feaok DEIBEALE iid p< auing ror weeds nap oabed tae Bites «lar 34413 
ert e) George Bardon): .soaseessesoensese Prcradessd 9 Sen La ae via Balala, Urallam 1 acteeetedesceasacven- rate 30207 
put HC shames Mitchell 1 ..:custes suck eee cree aeneemmtr uehireete ccs denies Invergourie, via Armidale -cd..essves. { bes 

—GR...| HC GeOrgeuROck i ctsih. Hiices bon aah ee ROMER Sees encecesscsctee Pentertiehd Chess i. CA a ik de ole SS 74.658 
Wh HC WV UMARY WW'AE 2053/55 ohu cede, vp ne be mea Eas. ates vest Windy Corner, Numerella ............... 5356 
BA...| HC KAW. ET on dibrem 574.2 6.55-asverh ithe Teens sonst sd ciantaos Buckanbee,, BOUrKke cy.s.0000reigeneree) cas ce 2916 

(rR). HC Robert Roberts... 25, ic.svecs is een ceuaee wate eeetedah te. Kerrabee, Rylstone oo 2.0 icc. deadewecees 32255 

pol 0 40) Patrick, Hanlan | ...00)b.0,000n} See reambvece te taedors cate Happy Valley, Rockvale ..............60 72822 
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Brand, | Stock. | Name. Address. No. 
Add : 
ab HC Arthur Gy Maguire. 2) ;..jseasessos eter ASE Tet BOGS SA Ml re Killalee, Donald, via Armidale ......... 91379 
ab EF | Sandia Waris danish des ates i A RS Wigbortiae cudaane in aecy tess ae? ae 33388 
i Fohn Nonnenmacher es. iisscciagetescdensseteccastvad, séuavenss OLANGOin. sso, ses telinssedemness > saep ust vee ous 3944 
TA 
Cl WHOA AVETY aerepeededooncecsecseressersedserssssadsaecractares TALOGS Gsah evs evarwisecesesees +d se gy uap)s she +k 40513 
> : 
HD Henry, T. Donaldson iii. s.cecsecscceseyttsccscasteastesan ses Kirkconnell, Yetholme........,...... Set 4053 
pA ui Sarah uA | Dauclieebrie Sout... lsc vory singe sans voecueunirases vas Poe me ath i oceans siege esa aga eet es hod 45946 
EL WN Ree LL USOM c pecatencekvetecss coxsenennevecescemegetacsiues atap hn NaIrrandersit..c-staveesnsesecoc ete pes sr Hrs 
5 
Ts M NEB. Bisa en eco bv cece ateasties sakesuanaiae tech Erin Vale, Beecroft .....,..::ssscessesm eee 64397 
Tr Job Fowler ailofntaah' ses caved sent ai eaeseeeseneerseeeseesanseseeces MG gy Sis eeceoe bans paitneh cae scces «as cor snags | 13816 
wy Tobe sod roe aN Ree Sanyal aaweterna): Oak vated Ried odes did sig loe. fata 67579 
<> Michael J. Kennedy ....-5...sccc.ss-ccenccedreerersensescoers css Merryvale, H. L. Bourke.............00... 63385 
Sx... Hidrnmsid Shebiaptd ele sss sei se sazss eee Binnaha, Gill Moueels ease hak } aa 
“Ue 
oy James Townsend .........++ PSPPRRURER! Coashioed cov sabes Sta anea Es Fernhill, Mihi, rade, ois tt tse ae deGe ace pti 
di OMT CNL RTLUN eee diese crchtecsnnenh eenoperbecet esos snus tebe sth Cooma MIe SCH, AGN T as css le Pesceceee ses fue 
BP Bridget POWer ...secesscsrsscrensesenesesasesesseeueneeers esses Bunga walbini sf Awe dser soe Resse cathe ces 100328 
ae Robert E. Chapman ..... teenseennersenensnsnterseaneneregsese Roockhall, Wrallacc vcs .s+-yse0ygcewereeeenns 71451 
@iD--- George Thompson 1. wrsssccssescerceeeevevesecsevceeseetsenenens Ste AINSBSY jcecch sone lagt vas ceechiireomemieey 6827 
4G Wares Grace eres ery ceeh tas eastnaittlsness cet rasusNinae's enacts Bombalas escsesscancss: Oyecbedieesee ered dooce 12920 
a WAL REAWAN oece karen unecteiisbabes teeaceces| WWestholimes! Wartadda (......08). clive 78439 
HW ‘ 
B Thomas Bailey’ ........... Bcsepihie SEAR Means gan SASS CASAS Down’ Park, FIMbon sti ete tdew onvhese 12774 
Y ves John H. Davies ....,.....: {OS BA RR ROR BRC EES OnE COM oe North Abbotsford, Mossgiel.............4. 92003 
J HW... ULV OUT oy ies cay ae ae EtG). OE A eR Saumarez Ponds, Armidale ............... 23647 
Wy Henry Warren, junior .....0.ssc.csesesseensessoeeoene anueseoes Oranmeir, Ballalaba ......sscsccsesseeeecees 99997 
at ane BOLTY Soisccectesveeeposowarsnen seven cctenecpecan tes ener eoate Wage aii bivatee Gennes ad oocnpuiite os eite sep 47007 
es Patrick Toohey ........sssececssseceeennaeeseersastetsceseveres Gladstone fii is icteed vey seranbbecaveehe ene 44584 
oH Eociward Swaine (ikinkekensss sensesiennsoereeyp Ms Payne Po Coeng Somerton, Tamworth......ssccsesecseees Here he aiSis 3 
os James CONGO, csesisceanticsvscscevstecsersersesestisececanaece P DUB POWAR 55 sees 0ss os enee tan soon svee] 50104 
Sie BOW BOY, siscescendosdwspeh -veotiwsnaneowoosperen fey red eeprbeereres Deep Creek, Tabulam ... .......seseee ees 18432 
es EALrigt) Le LOW Dale. ear ceecccaineesschteeteed weve cwiseeseeeanien: Ebigah, Narooma ..... ace peseosndestose 77175 
Cn Mrs. Sarah Hopgood......scssesessersresersssseeseessererers Termeil, via Ulladulla .......6......eseveee 99519 
oy KG Ree Henry Butt .........ssccessnvseceseesercoeess Rese vole NOR A ELOOK WOH "2c. csseusepaaeahdedseussnandemee Me O4L59 
“Uuellave Hugh Moffit ...cceseescceensenensen enessneenns LAPP eos Ts ps ATDULY Wemepatsseputa in vgcop ss ec eipenceasads 36205 
gH | Henry Harvey ee MORI MEAG CC onat ceie ne cee cect mine nee cater GhUTTDAING teivacn ian ener es eeton seater am * 27616 
7 Brancio NU miord (x06; ssn ssanenmapereseirvaceebounmseebpisieay Thove Creek, Huntingdon ............... 34510 
Stee Stephen Challis ......cccceeesessssesesesesseeeseseetnseneeens Wingén Scone een Gas. speenee socvenent 29452 
; Re Damiel Commery ......sessscesserseeneeererneesersctssesseeeens Mount Pleasant, Bathurst ............... 26389 
b> H... laxanden! McHabten sy ctesssiecusucutesescensnleeed sesre usec Somerville, Walcha ....5.s0ccccccsserdaces 4990 
aA George Brooks .......s:seseenesnsesseeteeeeereeseennsnaneennaees Panrworthey tc. sn..teweesnysen st settee rates 1190 
a} Fle OH agin con goal veieid de bosescnheraisterioa TArCubia .patw de: comtaspensiokyser uggs: +++: 17222 
oF HC Catherine Tracey ........scssceesesseeenseeeneaseeseneessen ceeees Spring Flat, Warkton .......ecseeeesees 82695 
N } « MRT UATISC OW atte naecsteascees + ose snviespane vse vend ayuniniyensste Spring Meadow, Moss Vale.............. 81498 
a iM HC Pater cAat icons ee eee terse Ubrijcieral ve! loxsenveakuaiewewes Rosemeath, Summer Glen, Corowa . 61139 
T-+S... H Thomas Stewart, juMiOr ......csccescenceeneen eect scenes senses Campbelltown..........ssensecrssceenerreneens 31804 
ae! FLC | Deh mp PROD OBGS iG. ailisetece. ewtecnecperepsns step so nes teed ops raceme Booligal .....sscsrsseseseavescceneesnnenseseoes 26051 
bo DL) EG TIGERS UDLCla HUN MRE MRE MERIC, Son, fubaluh «oct sedisodteawenpiar Bullenbulong, Cooma  ......... s.seereeeee 20485 
EF cht OAC Ws CL Darby: ieee ceceecse eee cenecteeeteeesem seaeee Cattle Creek, Murrurundi ..... Pr Sets 10183 
au..| H Thon Robie rte aw uue eeeanieee cote bens avec sedevecepegamne Minto, Bibbenluke......,...00-.sersbsondeen T1305 
a HO | Mathew T. Moore......... Pea asus vues OS Boolcarrol, Narrabri ,........cceseesevs ears 27754 
nO} FHC | James Chatman .........ssssssscsersesseseeseetseneenseneenenens HLUQOWLA ceresesesenecsners renter eneeeesesenanes 37678 
FE AC 1B. Ws Bry io. irl ciocceccnsacecaeersevessevssacseneensspeny se Sawyer, Mores! tivsssyapseter ssn seen ce ngee 638 
(CK) HC (| David By Kirkby vi... cies cesses ecennteenene! ce edeeeeess IL QTE GI is sencuntewenehe areas NGsise eee oh os amor 63564 
seat ELEY | Fuadariok BABAR RST aN esis ncs oyrverst Ses ee PETE TARE Ue ARERR ERR el 24559 


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4004 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. [27 Jury, 1910. 
Brand. | Stock. | Name. Address. | No. 
aes | HC Robert Chapman ............+ fonenn ache, te ER ae WB UMGAPE +. .derisedsarsdscetcRetertke> pan deaees 22004 
We) LG) Mary Kelton oo... cccceclesecesseseesssreetenedsssseseeedecce Bungowannah, AIDULY so... cease T2831 
w FIC. | John Allen .....ciesssecessseeenseencgee seeraseeanansenseeeaseseges Nelson’s Plains, Raymond Terrace 16223 
HC | Vernon J. Holcombe........05+ ree se fi" od sae Naber east Ac Widgee T.P.0., Wee Waa .........eeees 92512 
AAP.. H Henry Rapmund ....ssccemeesecseveerereees MANN: or Balin vasa 8. fad Bombala fas sce DAR. od cab aaeeteteen 36239 
Web) | Daniel Madden... cssssesssndssssseissestensseetienasees Bombalatgitl, Sage. oi Beebe O7911A 
Wr HC Thomas TicOHUPEH dA sshs; okees: RR ikes Melee A OVERERL coos (ccteacaatant eaitencesc Tamera 35111 
5 HC Allen Cameron’ stihl, deoshtes todgleeaiedens¢eateleeteh hyd GM OLED BHU UI ce: Wands ahtiamiete «Ea | 69139 
“Zeb FIC. | Thomas L. Laragat $.cjselvs-ssgsvesrtet sntesdeeodeeteescedrieesl. WiRrialday caesthaiiesmh cower caiciervc ty. ttle 108185 
-Dil...}" David Leslie esa eaccorsteceetiteetad: anupeoerateeemeed keen sare Ungarleecun.:.ix.i Cea Lh caebpaeoe=babiees 22282 
LUR... ee STO aia) HB. LERCLIRY ater y che ode deysuseps 9 cat ataenmetr duh Maae sume Brigg’s Creek, Berridale .............206+: 60432 
St iC! | Williain Williams Chetek o kee eet Slap Up, Jeriugle “Little Plain ..4a..58 73993 
SM: AC William Keartigen 2 i5 tense tatetereeeees diastrsdisbodessse West Denison, Corowa .......Jsicsecvencees 8703 
= HG. |. Edwin Tarrant Wiiticecnosrsqeveeseseess seen: bevboriegisesaneaes} Moredon, Armidale’. .w.ch.-<rueewsechgneas 18148 
ee FC ..|. Heinrich Hartog iicws0s-crscyerryens ee Beswepecinasents titeates I GATB oy 22 na tea weaves nnenes eee tees: ak MM 3057 
s H James Cheadle i.ccsecisteeserpreseseeaes odor tens nae nt Wax cans Inverell......1 sssseseesseeesseessaseeeesesen ens 15491 
GRS..| HC Joseph Preston yi.qs.vipedeeeneerne nese sringeaave ch esann etywah Tnverell 2s;cccbeweterautcet reat testa ttcehs eeeetee 38725 
Ne ETC TORIES Tic iarrecn nestor cn sstene saan tmeAses tparw eR brakes Boolootqne0d 2). 2 inlocd..{s.- tay scatlinons 98884 
et FC. |) DP Seh ach er es sh cate nenas cosets vaeiemekpamiorans ‘ia.e.| Stonefield, via Armidale ....... BRE ds 103335 
+ ’ e t ’ te f 
at ALO 2.) :d obiitiae MD Golan tia eo ee ate viconaeetconhinn eoaobengngs Kim Codnam ble iancsestecsceseestrercs 74803 
(P)} E.G | J ohnaPonyellgicees. cease laces vase tees: Leleivalecstercamopesecveeet Lraveller's Rest Hotel, Jerilderie (£47 19633 
NCS e-[ FLO ING colar Crate pes ess <ace aps «trained udguemsicunsanctenuan' uae aes Orange Grove, Kiama .............:..-000s 12699 
@} HC .| Alexander Mackay ...eecesecssccessesscsssecresssecceserese?, Wallendbeen,” Murrumburrah..........%3 _ 21017 
st HC...|. Elizabeth Russell .....,..... dues obras ong bios vx senate Russell’s, Cooma......, ws-ebeoregerssseeeseees 14632 
wv | 
ook FG) A. And By pANIO8 suns witha bees soosan cs aveentukeeeyipuescicesn sh os Armidale, and George-street, Sydney..| 49836 
aye Dat William Ruttenis ieee} .sesssce. “ede gases edhe sm depen alstacs Native Dog reek, Cardington, Molong| 37694 
Rg 5. SHO Sarah Byiold ie ccc tmeate nase sar st enunuhcunenc tes asatieu ss tas GCassilisie, jer ceteesaharRe a ateu tence aeeee T1617 
TAH °°) Thomas: MeAlister: i... suis Ebb es ee Sth bus udbd Vesatedees Yalbraith,: TaralgaiJii..5.-$).00-simenpy 166 
pak HC .| Aeneas A. McIntosh,, .......... Patt ott Ree +++], ROSCWOOd, wos ssarseusuasoresthors pacgayetngenes 29716 
_O 4a William Haynes Casino : pt 92769 
oO} oP MOMS outBes da Oa eae fosfs Gatto) scahtec Whe. 0.6.) fs 0s Rae 
J >} HG Ohe DOME esi cie. teeta lcs eae tee aan Wandle (oH e Ne aes 15807 
ae “BH | William Mayne ............. es MERE ee LP aa ef ‘|! Tuckingmill, Cargo” :7)..)c..S0.re:..00dgone 26076 
we } C William Mayne .0...50:05..0s.50. YSANEAASABN Ranh» 2 SER taweRE gy Gerrin FON Qiiii aA vegyh bees tees Cede on yun 51204 
uy HC | Thomas Maunder ............ eae tes "RRS Reet to 5 Currabubula’ Waiccclincsb.s 00th s0sech eee 2674 
cb HO ATES Phelps i nin Gi tt@atotapenses. ect Oleeredoamee Albermarle, Menindie .......0.5. sesesees 4257 
Sq... HC Susannah Rooh amy eesti mcmes tutes: sles saissunntowers von VYanima, sarcuttassesucninss sess ceetee 12045 
B?¢..| HG Samuel Crome) eee eng i Rees aan eee eee “Wilson's Downtalle yee, eee 77652 
ay WC iJdobn Barrell” osc ccccuetacemeereters sys RAC AEE Par Glén Morrisoni acct. eee eee 70440 
ADDRESSES of Owners of the undermentioned Brands have been changed to the places 
. mentioned herein, viz. :— 
. No. 
Brand. Name. /  From— To— Original 
Application. 
NARI | Win Staney ce kas cen ter Cowra: \esccccnycisees eae total 6 RARE PortyMachmarie 0-4. .ic.tt.caccossned 60982 
ve William Resker (040.020... 00: Parkes ....... Bi shentsbeesaas Safes nw steal enneh’s WilgasBalyeroi..(... 0. 50...0% 04 84822 
eh GE. Rlaeby itt bow ceh Barringun ....... 2 Ces na caeinae to’ Bevois Mount, Port Macquarie 67281 
Ht Mid. Rell | Sata. deve ete PALE O WY Centres tenis clvuveneneses .. +-| Hill Crest, Dumaresq .......5../ 106492 
Len) 
(@)} HL; Haling wenn Sule Camberwell ..cscceessereersseseeseeces een Calala} "Tamworth oo). os. ae 69290 
Cas Prancis Daly” jc) 00.752. .ccewe Bombalacg-) i cevet A ee Post Office, Gundagai ............ 63587 
Poke dohn Jones acu ees ee Lismore .0)iiiccesare ease deci stecese sMedasee} SORSINOIN Eee Cte e eee s eae, 46146 


27 J uty, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 115. 4005 


Brand. | | Name, Trom— To— No. 
=i LEY nt | , 
Ww Charles J. Gibson ...............| The Retreat, Mount Harris. .........-. | Springhaven, Coonamble 
g ’ AM DIE vos .seees 85045 
: John Hawl, junior.......; Hillgroy i 
BS oy PLELLOT wheat we LNOLONEM emeneteee ciecmuamuemtecesn eh cam (OTST yer cdnanphranceemerinta hae 73799 
Uk 4 r ; z 
3 } Herbert G. T. Seccombe ...... Coulston, Paterson ......... ee eeeeateaeees Burien: JUN OMON, ang isaccnivctetes va 26153 
& 
WW. Simie M 
Ss Rered VV a, SURES OM My, es, esnana: Moorang, Wagga Wagga vices. Bungambrl, Mirrooll ...2.0....00-.. 98192 
D i 
aS ar Janelvic Dougall nrescatea desert: Casino thee Rapa tansy atts wttennemee ns ts Jane Larracy, Woodenbong...... 73266 
CfPeaehhomas:Simpsou® <.2:< .te x i 
Peace ri ad Sapam, | ean Sorc BR TR NCEA OR SAAC art and te Horan ate Road, Wagga Wagga 42712 
ce) pene eae EDEN on cnslboh os 2. tN ar ons ana ear imu Park, Pallamallawa......... 57103 
SELON Mei) acaetnat AX ANAL OOM ey cay a chalsnohe ee pra tbase ween Rees Eureka, Richmond River......... 4919 
ada } Georer Adams, iy ..cceeancee . | Nangus Creek, Gundagai < Eainlawcn, silleroy, Coon; 
2 g 3 BRIT M ER a Sete 66741 
ey + Hee Manwel? a) 254 er Teese The Retreat, Uralla Road, Walcha ...| Hillview, Durie (oii cciiee 63709 
HJ b = : . 
x PAIR LICOR Tsuen ty Anes tchnentee Llangollen, Barraba ...... “anh naeeninat Warringah, Narrabri,....:.0:.0.90 104422 
/ pei . j 
my Fredk. T. Matthews..... ...... Boatr Harbour tcc. stench is ccacaiieee Boridgeree, Canowindra ... ..... 58325 
ey ; 
are VP AeSeVsRVTIC me era are. NMoomansPlab ea atiasitessseceuecsuossccet ess car ‘¢ Thornleigh,” Wallabadah ...... 90950 
[o} AL rede OOURa ni uccn c ots Dae Se retatinn Neen ed Ry, Nr ali etree, pL Wagan WOpiAlvniscieecienupccuccans: 74344 
EX 
eo iG warde Hox. pccscth caren ees Rocky*River, Unrallari asssesevesses<cne Boxhill, Copeton...........c.scseeres 104250 
Bo Cnc wercelsullerteran : vit. ake tc clo G. W. Parry, Bimaba, Moree ..... Dunmore, Come-by-Chance ...... 55421 
x } Sarah A. Conroy rsiwioeeth oor see Chambigne Creek, South Grafton ...... Mrs. Sirah A. Weatherstone, 85791 
Chambigne Creek, South 
¥ Grafton 
M,D...| Francis L. Doel ...... ee, saat Wattle Grar Deniliqui oe a CTS 
= TS aleJonn Ty Smith ahs 2k .| Inverell eee atubayd pegs aaah HOR Gin elloaa barges os pete 
cent eee nee ee cee veneseeerecnees 5) toh I pe OA IK fo 
NE eer Agi BLOWN oh ccaa ses ori des eect Hareb. PPami Phe (cca caucen Wess aurer ens: ‘* Winterslo,” Trangie ........06+ 89612 
NA} Mo oA. Banrabene inxs, .ssdesans TAyIGEs Cab, EOCKLCY Se cpcsems erase seca M. A. Ryan, Burns’ Creek, 56878 
RO a Trunkey 
tar BRODSON ahs, ai seberycdotas Wyrallah=- 3; Give ie carte © “* Rosemount,” Clairville, via 87384 
td am Glen Innes 
W Less WORE Dseraceee., anand: Bullendoop, Moree ......seccccveesenvevees Pallamallawa .......:scessruseserenes 78463 
Mt Reid. Bros(Iatd,) Te hats as vs Miller’s Cieek, Willow Tree ............ Miller’sCreek, Willow Tree, and T4910 
Mascotte Station, Narrabri 
eh es ee © Oe 9 eee trees Parkes enth COP) BRE cess cine 14, Bellvue-street, Glebe ......... T3274 
soe Francis Robinson .............4. Soutie Graton meen tence meat decrees Narrabri ....cccceeesseeeeneeeneeene ee: 35047 
Thomas Sanderson...,........... Woodleigh, Peak Hill .........:ccsceseeees Toohey Farm, Bogan Gate ...... | 84308 
: ] 
= Somerset J, Nicholson ......... Orman Vialer PaAvkes avercnestear vaancueee Wauchope oo. . ceesesceseeeeseneeees 76390 
E 
DY HMalward (Dathy er cites satiinne toss IES EARIYS tps at oannbaed ods boaar: deent use ctadncnY Acacia Creek, via Tenterfield ... 26099 


The following Corrections have been made in Brands, &e., previously published :— 


Brand. Name and Address. | Alterations to be-made. 
2c) } Claude and Fredk. Duval, Spring Vale, Upper Dungowan....... Mon seaesimocse teas waeass {2@) 
l >} | George Wren, Melvale, Cranbury.,.... Tots oh artnet nt bono stick Meco: usucmadponee a 
ay Ellen Cass, Hillview, Bumbaldry, via Cooma® ccjcvecsccccctecceceeserceresvcensesoeseontesver Cowra. * 
fl J...| William E. J. 58. Johnson, Thuby,* Cobar ......cssenstiseeesesssenearcerennseeasaweneneer srs Thule,* Cobar. 
‘AT George Attwell, Littlewood, Peak 12 PO ay option. nnenetdonpuoovounopddo wancnonhnodmcs +6. el aT 
* 
ANE Michael J. Hoban, Tamworth ..,...+. * Ace Deana Ree en cen reinant Sagoo anoDUOoMp NIG ey 
fr~J 
FRU 4, 1. Ellis, Dungowan ..ccsssesnstesestssesssnessetnes sossnnrannegnaggnennnesasiy ae 
“ 
& Frederick Spinks, Redbournberry, Singleton......... doseage dss vases sad vedegeayeseens ®) 
@ Wm. J. McNulty, Scott-street, Murwillumbah..... Be kr an a pA Sor ODOT ch apUOUCODT Muswellbrook. 


No. 115, 27 Jury, 1910,.—4. j ‘ 


4006 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. [27 Juny, 1910. 


[262] . The Treasury, New South Wales, 
| 27th July, 1910, 
PACKET LICENSE. 
d des following Return of a Pacxsr Licensz, which hzs been issued during June, 1910, under the “Liquor Act, 1898,” 
nd “Liquor (Amendment) Act, 1905,” is published for general information :— 


Period of License. 
Name of Vessel. Class No. Neme of Lisensea, Where trading, 
From | To 


Moruya .. aH Nicholson, Thomas ...| Sydney and Point Danger 21 June, 1310 ...| 20 June, 1911 


III 


COLONIAL WINE LICENSES. 


THE following Return of Oonontan Wine Lronnses, which heve besu issued from the lst to 80th Juno, 1010, under the 
“Liquor Act, 1888,” and “ Liquor (Amendment) Act, 1905,” is pablished for general information :— 


Period of License, 
Neme of Licenses, | Situation of Premises, 
From | To 
AtpURny LiceNSING DISTRICT. 
Frauenfelder, George W. ... ..._ Albury ee Sie asc 4 sire = 6July, 1910 .. 5 July, 1911 
Thompson, George A Py | Albpry 4... Mee nes me de Boa 5 30 Jung, =, 
Braa Licunsina District. 
Hergenhan, Caspar ... ats ..| Stoney Creek - ,., hs ae ri »{ 3Jduly, 1910 ...| 2July, 1911 
Conposoun Ticensine Disrrior. 
Watson, George S. .., oan ...| Bathurst-street, Condebolin one | 11 duly, 1910 ...) 10 July, 1911 
Corewa Licgnsixa Drisrrior. 
Arnold, Jane... ae ace ...| Sangar-street, Corowa... Ae aes | 1July, 1910 ...| 80 June, 1911 
Steel, John ... it ae ...| Mulwala-road, Collendina as aes praises “ ei oate;, fe 
Dundog Lrozysina Disrerer. 
Blum, Philip ... ees eae »..| Glen Oak, near Clarence Town .., £43 | 1lduly, 1910 ..{/ 80 June, 191] 
Forses Licensing District. 
Bode, William ad vA ..-| Parkes-road, Forbes ie 55 aed .f 3duly, 1810 ,..{ 2duly, 1911 
Guizn Innzs Licensina DistTRicr. 
Wong Chee ,,. se oe ». | Grey-street, Glen Innes .., fae age | 24 July, 1910 ...{ 28 July, 1911 
Govutpugn Lroznsrnd Disteror. 
Hunt, William Gregory ,., .».| Auburn-street, Goulburn... ods ve ..[ LJduly, 1910 ...| 830 June, 1911 
Guieone Licensina Disrsior. 
Schneider, Martin... oot | Canadian .., A) Ne 355 30 { ZJduly, 1910 ...f 6July, 1911 
Harrizy Licensing Disrnior. 
Charlesworth, James -,., ...| Main-street, Lithgow ive ae .»{ 15 July, 1910...) 14 July, 1911 
InveReLL Licensrxe Disraior. 
Larkins, Margaret... $A ..| Bundarra ... se ach | LJuly, 1910 ...{ 830 June, 1911 
Moore, Michael oe ig ...| Glen Innes road, Inverell. re ise Bah as Peal 0 ess 3 
Sourry, Peter C. sa sar sec poLRVerelle ec, sa a: aa ie, Bs 74> Jae wi 22 duly, 5 
Stiefvater, Eugene H, 43 ...{ Inverell  ,., Aa Ae Ase at ee et . eee Fa a 
Marrtanp Licrnsine Dysprroz. 
Allen, Sarah A. Hy oF ..( Ellalong ... Het a ax a ze 1 July, 1910 2 39 June, 1911 
Bridge, Joseph ooe coe vee Ellalong eee toe voe poe ooe =A 3 ” ” eee 2 uly, ” 
Metrrororiran Liczensine Disrercr. 
Hodgkinson, James Stephep .».| 242-244 Oxford-street, Paddington _,., 1 July, 1910 ...{ 30June, 1911 
Venier, Augusta eee Se ...| 242 Castlereagh-street, Sydney ee wee ha 3 ” chat 80" ~ ny 
Westhoff, Genofeve .., xh | 275 King- abrect, Newtown sts Be Lees os are} Ode “ £ 
Moruya Lioznsina Disreicr, 
Flynn, Martin Jd... wee ».{ Dena River sa ee see see | 14Jduly, 1910 ...] 13 July, 1911 2 
Muperr Liozxsing Disrricr. Z 
Orth, Alexander B. .., bs «| Cassilis-road, near Mudgee a me wel LUuly, 1910 %,4 30 June, 1911 2 


MuswHLiBRoox Licunsina District, 
Purvis, William H. ,,, <A | Woburn, near Denman .,., of Rte ae 


at 


I July, 1910 ,,,] 80 June, 1911 


NARRABRI LickNsINa District, 
Morrish, John reese ves] Tron Barks... "saa as cs © ae AB Oly) 1910 ,,.|°42 Fuly,e 1911 


27 Juuy, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WAL@S GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. 4007 


COLONIAL WINE LiCHNSES—continued., 


: ¢ eC : Period of License. 
Name of Liceasee, : Situstion cf Premises, Tacs i 
From | To 


NeEwoastty Liounsin@a Distreror. 


Burnage, Granville John ... | 3 Market-street, Newcastle sad a ee os (ended uly lo.0l .:. 


rn 30 June, 1911 
Williams, Joseph ... ves Crebert-street, Waratah ... vee oe 


20 


toe ” ”» mele ” , n 
PARRAMATTA LICENSIXKG DISTRICT. 


Rawlinson, feptimusG. .., ...| Church-street, Parramatta ae ate | 6 July, 1910 ...{ 5 duly, 1911 


Quininpr Laornsing DisrRigz. 

Burden, James 7 ie J Quipolly ... as aes ay wait wil lduly, 1910 ,,.| 830 June, 1911 
RaymonpD Treeracz Licersine District. 

Weismantel, Andrew m0 ..| Weismantels, Black Soil ... nee v4 ».{ 14 duly, 1910 ...| 18 July, 1911 


Sinaieton Ligsnsixa Disrrrer. 
Gilder, Lewis J. ta rine ...| Rix’s Creek, Singleton ... she 
Wolfgang, William .., ee ...| Ravensworth e ay) 


10 July, 1910 c 9 July, 1911 
5 ” ” S104 4 ” 
Temoga Licensing District. 


Byrnes, George T.... - ...{ 7 Hoskins-street, Temora.., a Br - 9 July, 3910 
me hase 2) . 


a 8 July, 1911 
Meagher, John, & Co, (Limited) ... 2 ‘ 


Hoskins-street, Temora ... ine 12 


33 ” ooo 


» ” 


BREWERS’ LICENSES. 


THE following Return of Brewers’ Liounsss, which have been issued from the Ist to 30th Juno, 1910, under the “Liquo 
Act, 1898,” and “ Liquor (Amendment) Act, 1905,” is published for general information :— 


Period of License. 
Name of Licensee. Situation of Premises. = 
| | From | Zo ; 

' Baruvnrst Licersixe Disrrior. 

Fitzpatrick, Daniel J. AN ..| Rankin and Durham streets, Bathurst .., oof 16 duly 1910-15 Julys 4o1t 
Hartizy Licensina District. 

Jones, John ALS... a ...| Near Oakey Park, Lithgow he in «/ 2duly, 1910 .,.{ 24July, 111 

; Hay Licuysine Disrerior. — yea. 
Lincoln & Co, (Limited) ... .».| Moppett-street, West Hay Hh tre pope usec tpl oo 4 dune. Lait 
Tamworth Licknsixe Districr. i 
Britten, C. J..., vee ves ...| Peel-street, Tamworth _.., vas eee e|. 9 dgune, 1910 ...[ Sdune, 1911 


Wettrnaron Licknsrna DIstTRIict. 


Jager, Peter (trading as Jager &| Ford-street, Wellington ... aH vee A 8 duly, 1310 “| 2duly, 1911 
Kelly). 


Youna Licensing Disrricr. 
Cranfield, George A.... iG ‘| Clark-street, Young ~ i ee 


12 June, 1910 .. | 11 dune, 1911 


SPIRIT MERCHANTS’ LICENSES. 


THE following Return of Setetz Mzacwants’ Licenszs, which have been issued from the lst to 39th June, 1910, under 
‘the “ Liquor Act, 1898,” and “ Liquor (Amendment} Act, 1905,” is published for general information :— 


| Period of License. 
Situstion of Premises. oe — 
Name of Licenses ustio E | = | = 
BruewaRRiwa Licensing Distz1o7. 
Martin, Edward D. and Jobnson,{ Bathurst-street, Brewarrina a os sn (28 une, 1910... | 17 June, 1911 
Samuel, {trading as Martin & | 
Johnson. 


GovntBury Licensina DistRictr. 
Hunt, William G. ... sx ...| Auburn-street, Goulburn ... oe ae ...| 18 June, 1910... 12 June, 1911 


Mactzeay River hicknsixa DigsTRict. 


McHugh, John vee we, «o| Summer Island, Macleay River ... wo ™ | 23 Jpne, 1910 ...; 22 June, 1911 : 
Merroporitan hicensry@ DISTRICT. 
Foley, Charles Hubert, trading as) 52 Hrskine-strect, Sydney ‘ee she ..() 9 Inne, 1910 .... 8 June, 1911 
C, W. Foley & Co. 
Gosché, Vesey R. ... a ...| Bulletin-place, 24} Pilt-streat, Sydney ... erulhad Catt: Ss : Qe, * 
Hockings, Henry ... = ...| 48, 45 and 47 Market-street, Sydney =... cS 5 a yates a 
Parke, Alfred Lb. a ie ...| 801 Lane Cove road, Crow’s Nest, North Sydney) 27 _,, “ 26'~4, y 
Wright, George ii hee ...| 255 George-street, Sydney  ~ ws 7s Rohde LY pace 53 SOiaae a 


Newesastnte Licpnsina District. ; 

Burnage, Granville John .., ...| Market-street, Newcastle ... ate wt | 8duly, 1910 ..{ 2July, 1911 
Waaca Waaaa Licgssine Disperer, | : z 

Caldwell; Frank J. w. ops .. | Baylis-street, Wagga Wagga ign ene 20 June, 1910 ...{ 19 dune, 1911 


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4008 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTX, No. 115. [27 Jury, 1910. 


BILLIARD LICENSE. 


THE following Return of a Bruzrarp Lrognss#, which has been issued from the lst to 30th June, 1910, under the “ Billiard 
and Bagatelle Act, 1902,” and which expires on the 3lst December, 1910, is published for general information :— 


A “ Th . Nature of 
Situation and Sign of House. icone: 


BELLINGEN Licensing DistRioct. 
Prior, Frederick C. oe "d Hyde-street, Bellingen ae Ses eae vee ses eee ate Be Billiard. 


Name of Licensee. 


ee 


AUCTIONEERS’ LICENSES. 


THE following Return of AvctionEEES’ Licunsxzs, which have been issued from Ist to 30th June, 1910, upon Certificates 
granted at Special Meetings, under the ‘“ Auctioneers’ Licensing Act, 1898,” and which expire on 31st December, 1910, is 
published for general information :— 


Name of Licensee. District, Peale Name of Licensee. District. ay 
Sole, Thomas BH. ...| Armidale ,., ...| District. | O’Mara, John .. ¢ ...| Maitland .., ..| District. 
Wunderlich, George J. ...| Bathurst ... me do Robinson, Herbert of. at do Bh vee do 
Davis, William AS ays ...| Bombala .., ae do Jones, Robert... ee ...| Mudgee... oa do 
Connelly, George H. ... on OBL COAL Bless aa do Tsaacs, Edmund Bae des ...| Murwillumbah .,.. do 
Druitt, Thomas H. C. ...| Deniliquin ise do Pollock, Herbert ie wos| Narrabri <.. eee LO 
Thrower, Thomas H.... .. | Dubbo ae ay do Lathlean, William H. ...| Newcastle .. ...| General, 
Weston, Fred.... ces ine do aa 5 do Portus, Mervyn J. B.... oy do ran ...| District. 
Paine, Charles E. rat tesa tO Bee do Carroll, Edward H. ... ...| Paddington ...| General. 
Taylor, Harry... nee spe HORDES a= ase vi do Gibson, John A. “Ne Ao do do 
Long, Albert E. D. ... ...| Grafton... she do Windeyer, Edward ... ...| Raymond Terrace... District. 
Charlton, Joseph G50 sai) dertley =a Bo: do Forsyth, Herbert 8. ... ...| Tumbarumba ,.. do 
Dunlop, Roland V. ... Merle nVverel lames. ave do Sutton, Harold V.... seiilfen OG ¢2) OE Tae a. do 
Mitchell, William A.C... do es Me do Crawford, John on ...| Wagga Wagga ... do 
Elrington, Hamilton G. ...| Kempsey ... st do Harrison, John A... 0 do Fei do 
Long, Albert E. D. ... ...| Macleay River... do Fawcett, William 8. ... siN0 do Ba do 
Rusb, William C.... S do ae do Fowler, Thomas C. ... soe] WOITEN sya; et do 
Biggers, Arthur 50 ...| Maitland .., art do Smith, Charles F.... ...| Wollongong set do 


ara 


TOBACCO, CIGAK, AND CIGARETTE LICENSES. 


THE following Return of Licenses for the Sale of Tosacoo, Cra¢ars, and C1GARETTES, which have been issued at The 
Treasury, from the Ist to 30th June, 1910, under the “ Tobacco Act of 1884,” is published for general information :— 


Period of License. 
Name of Licensee. Situation and Sign of Premises. 

From | To 

1910 1911. 
Adrian, Emma ..,, ..| “Ivanhoe Hotel,” Corso, Manly a4 iby Ba | 26 June ».| 25 June, 
Aitken, William, of firm “of Craig 654 George- street, Sydney ae 4 ae ae peel mecl aera. veel BOLE 

and Aitken. 
Allen, Nella B...., ace ...| “Palace Hotel,” Watson’s Bay He a “cr ..| 23 July | 22 duly. 
Argue, Daisy he vee .| 9 Shephard-street, Darlington He ...| 15 June ...| 14 June. 
Armstrong, William 400 ..| Butchers’ Arms Hotel,’ Harris- atreet, Sydney aa vee| 28 nee 
Arthur, Thomas .., ae ..| “ Australian Hotel,” Market and Kent atreets, Sydney ...{ 300 uly see| 29 uly, 
Barham, Edward R. ay eeu tary hee and Melbourne Hotel,” Margaret and Kent streets,| 830 June ...| 29 June. 
dney. 
Barry, William ... aes ...| 67 Merimbie street, Sydney are wile Gen, a eeasie 
Bateman, John ,,, ts ...| “ Bateman’s Hotel,” 432, aoe -street, Sydney oe sue] BO M4, wan eat 
Batkin, Archibald... ae ...| 850 Crown-street, Surry Hill tee yelled Wah 
Belfield, John B. ... oe ...| “ Royal Exchange Hotei,” Kine and Geo: ge streets, Sydney 1 July eerico Oma 
Berge, Charles... 08 ...| 492 Harris-street, Sydney Fs Af 23 June S22 
Berghouse, Rachel EK, ... ...| 29 Foveaux-street, Surry Hills x0 ves See|(lad aly, mee BOR. 55 
Blanchard, Maggie 6 .».| “Caxton Hotel,” Palmer- street, Sydney ne | 27 June Petco mee: 
Bolsdon, John... ais ...| “ Orient Hotel,” George and Argyle streets, Sydney Bel eects eof eke sy 
Bovis, Harry ves 4p ..| 197 Riley- -etreet, Surry Hills ... ae i etl ecb ee ge 
Brady, Joseph V. ... aa ...| 423 George-street, Sydney... oa ate Re eeu paleo gs aa WL Oth ae 
Brereton, Patrick J. ay v:, 185 Castlereagh- street, Sydney an ia ine ee ils) wo| 14 
Brudell, Bridget .., ine ...| 114 Brougham-street, Darlinghurst aa 580 ore ceo dbs April «| 14 April. 
Bull, John C. Ace Te eel) o Olubsblotel.. Albion- ee (Sydney : ase ...| 80 June ...| 29 Jun3, 
Burke, George M. x ...| “United States Hotel,” Sussex-street, Sydney es veal baie. ot ce tae, 
Byford, Joseph B.... wie ...| 00 Lansdowne-street, Surry HLS ee rF ee scale So ieys S05) BE <p 
Casimaty, Peter .., ide ...| 235 Pitt-street, Sydney... ‘ m es ae AVE ess cari ease 
Cass, George W. ... nH ...| 200 Kent-street, Sydney + ABE Pa heel aor, 14.0; 
Chamboissier, Pierre AOC ...| “ Market Hotel,” Market- street, Sydney tie aS std Hee Lite, 
Chant, Charles, ue see ...| 87 Palmer- street, Woolloomooloo ie re ae er eee 8s 
Chapman, William née | “ City Arms Hotel,” Crown and Stanley streets, Woolloo-| 14 ,, 137% 
mooloo. 

Clancy, Denis 5a ae ..| “ Hero of Waterloo Hotel,” Lower Fort street, Dawes Point] 2 ,, aa ate apy, 
Claudius, Herbert G. ate ...| 101 Devonshire-street, Surry Bills 34, 22 Bcioal ae 
Cognet, Francis M. Ea .--| “ Commonwealth Hotel,” George and Park streets, Sydney... 1 July Ja (SORES, 
Coll, Bridget ves eee .+.| 2 Milford-street, Chippendale... 4 June eS iee Sal 5 
Collins, Mary tee oon | “ Wynyard Hotel,” Clarence and Erskine streets, Sydney. iiss aoe Ll eer 
Combellack, Henry ae | “ Assembly Hotel, ” Phillip and Hunter streets, Sydney .s..| 15 Aug. ...| 14 Aug. 
Conway, Cor nelius.., bes -..| “ Baden Powell Hotel,’ ” Regent-street, Redfern _,,. 25 June ...| 24 June, 
Condon, James, ove ...| 182 Goulburn-street, Sydney .., vee vas ies aes Sao! atehe 9 
Ocsta, F elix bee eee --.| 16 Grosvenor-street, Chureh Hill, Sydney ‘ ae vane gk Seale aaieees 
Costello, Phillip .., vee -.| “Home Rule Hotel,” Queen-street, pomhepdne ‘ a Ba ea reales Oates 
Coughlan, Caroline toe +--| 560 Crown-street, Surry Hills.. ay, peace: 13; 
Craig, Charles... aes ...| 897 Liverpool- street, Darlinghurst eee vee nee we] Boy ol 2 yy 


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27 Jury, 1910.) 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. 


TOBACCO, CIGAR, AND CIGARETTE LICENSES—continued. 


Name of Licensee. 


Situation snd Sign of Premises, 


Cranston ames, of firm of Cranston 
Bros. 

Croll, John... eee ae 

Darling, Robert (as a hawker) a 

Davie, Henry T. ... 

Davis, Margaret ... 


Davoren, Stephen T. 
Dawson, William J. 
Dean, Tryphene .,.,. 
Degenhardt, Henry 


Divola, Giovanni ,.. HR nA 
Doling, Albert... fon 

Doyle, Hubert W.... ane 6 
Duke, John J. ee 4h oe 


Dunne, Marion 
Durack, Thomas 
Dutton, Charles 
Dwyer, James : 
Elliott, John Ue ane 
Ellis, John B. ; 
Eve, James... “tsp ae ve 
Fair, Richard HE. ... Be ae 
Falvey, William L. ; 
Farrow, James... 
Farthing, Alexander A. 
Fischer, John A. ... 
Fisher, John D., of firm of John 
Connell & Co, Propy. ea 
Flynn, Dennis... 
Freebairn, William 
Freeman, Bridget .., 
Gallagher, William R. 
Gant, Richard _.., 
Gehrig, Laurence P. ar ‘ 
Gosche, Vesey R., of firm of 
Gosche, Hale, & Co. 
Gresswell, Martha... ier can 
Greevey, Thomas B. pi see 
Greig, Elizabeth G. ats ; 
Griffin, James 
Hackett, James 
Hanafin, T... , re3 383 
Hardy, Robert E. ... ng be 
Harman, Ernest J. ; 
Henriques, BF. A. (Limited) 
Higginbotham, Louis 
Higgins, Marie... 
Hing, Jack ... 0 
Hordern, Arthur G., of ‘the firm 
of A.& A. Hordern, 
Hukins, George ... Res ae 
Hunt, William... os 
James, Richard... 
Jewell, Sots oes 
Joiner, William Ce Nae 
Jones, Clara R. ... 
Keeshan, Denis 
Kelly William 
Kinnare, Austin ... 
King, William... 
Kum Young, Harry, of ‘firm of 
Kum Young & Co. 
Langley, Daniel ... 
Lassetter, F. & Co. (Limited) 
Lee On, G.... $6 ae 
Leighton, James ... 
Levic, Fernand, of firm of Fros- 
sard, Levie, & Co. 
Lewin, Frank, manager of firm of 
Craig and Aitken. 
Lincke, Charles W. % 
Littlejohn, George S. oe ee 
Lorenzo, nas eb Deer ose 
Luby, Deborah “ 
Lyons, Leah vee 
Lyons, JamesT. ... 
McCabe, Michael A. 
McDonald, Andrew W. 
McDonald, Duncan bite 
McGoveran, James Ped a 
McLean, Donald ... Ar: 
Mackay, Dorothy . 
Maclurcan, Hannah 
Macpherson, William 


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eee 


...| 481 Pitt- treet, Sydney... : ra be 


134 Abercrombie-street, Chippendale... eed é- 


“ Pottery Hotel,” Riley-street, Surry Hills ... 

11 Hargrave-street, Sydney ... 

274 Palmer-street, Sydney 

2 ari and Navy Hotel,” Bourke and Cathedral ‘streets, 
ydney. 

“Evening Star Hotel,” Elizabeth & Cooper streets, Sydney 

“ Crown Hotel,” Regent- -street, Sydney 

374 Harris-street, Pyrmont... ane ae ose * 

85 Liverpool-street, Sydney ... oe ee is 

25 George-street West, Sydney Be ae 

686 Harris-street, Ultimo oc as 

12 Flinders-street, Darlinghurst x at 

“ White Horse Hotel,” 881 Crown-street, Sydney ae 

432 Bourke-street, Surry Hills do fit ae 

“« Newmarket Hotel, ” Elizabeth- street, Sydney ins as 

773 George-street, Sydney : 

“ Mercantile Rowing Club Hotel, Pe George-s -atreet, Sydney. 

501 Crown-street, Surry Hills. eas 6 

Avoca-strect, Randwick soe ves 

983 Phillip-street, Sydney .. 5 

“North British Hotel, ” Loftus- atreet, "Sydney Bee ae 


eos eee ve 


vee 


voe eee ee 


208 Elizabeth-street, Haymark et Tak Ha cas a 
71 High Holborn treet, Surry Hills .. ic oot 
% Oesidental Hotel, ” York and Erskine ee Sydney ; 
“Star Hotel,” George- street, Sydney... ; ae 
855 Kent- street, Sydney AR tee oie a se 
17 Bennett-street, Moore Park cc Ps 
“Golden Fleece Hotel, ” Crown- strect, ‘Sydney ets sr 
20 Fitzroy-street, Surry Hills .. vine aur 


Wilton and Batt streets, Strawberry Hills ae 
“Grand Hotel,” 819 Geor ge-street, ERY Oh 


24% Pitt-street, Sydney... as 4 


254 Sussex- street, Sydney 

“Glen Hotel,” Liverpool and West streets, Sydney 

“ Newport Hotel, ” Pittwater ... 

“ Aurora Hotel, ” Blizabeth and Kippax streets, Surry Hills 
10 Linden- court, Market- street, Sydney act 
* Cross Keys Hotel,” Lower Campbell street, , Surry ‘Hills ., 
241 Elizabeth- street, Sydney ... , 

39 Castlereagh- -street, Sydney... 


56 Clarence-street, Sydney “5 aa st ros aH 
85 Fitzroy-street, Surry Hills .., ae sat ae ep 
511 Bourke-street, Surry Hills See a iat 
83 Reservoir-street, Surry Hills ae ac ne me 


695 and 697 George-street, Haymarket 


Fern-street, Randwick .. ars Bee ats ae 


‘| 418 Elizabeth- street, Sydney . 


“ Hotel Victoria,’ William and Victoria streets, Sydney 
310 George-street, Sydney ss. ree as 
23 Norton-street, Surry Hills ... Fe Go dc 
157 Forbes-street, Woolloomooloo ,.,. ar Ace 
“ Nevada Hotel,” Foster-street, Surry Hills .. 
Doncaster-avenue, Kensington.. ae ae ap 1 


| 431 Liverpool-street, Darlinghurst ace Est cae Ac 


293 Rilcy-street, Surry Hills ... nc i nie 
Dixon and Little Hay streets, Syduey ar 


61 Brisbane-street, Surry Hills : Si mS 
408, 495 George-street, Sydney | “5c 560 oe 


190 Goulburn-street, * Sydney . a * 
“Lord Jersey Hotel,” 98 Chalmers- etreet, Sy dney . He =r 
100 Clarence-street, Sydney At Sar “Bc se 

95 Market-street, Sydney Sor fe Bac ure ; 
“Prince of Wales Hotel,” Sandringham _e.. 500 as 
6 & 8 Loftus-street, Sydney ... Ac si an oo. 


20A Pitt-street, Sydney... 

19 Waterloo- street, Surry Hills 
Crown and Liverpool streets, Woolloomooloo sc6 

“ Exchange Hotel,” Crown-street, Surry Hills : 
“North Star Hotel,” Pitt and Liverpool streets, Sydney 
“ Langham Hotel, > York. street, 8) gee: 
18 Kent-street, Miller’s Point .. 

597 Harris- street, Ultimo Ts Bay 2 
Narrabeen ae 

42 Sussex-street, Sydney 

“ Wentworth Hotel, ” Lang- -atreet, Church Hill 
“ Barley Mow Hotel, ” Park and Castlereagh streets, Sydney 


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Period of License, 


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1910. 
19 May 
22 June 
23 ” 
10 , 

1 July 
80 June 
26 
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22 June 
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5 July 
20 June 
28 yy 
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26 May 

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1 July 
11 June 
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25 May 
23 June 
25 May 
19 June 
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16 May 
16 June 
28 Cs, 
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20 May 

1 August 
25 June 
24 ” 
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22 July 

4 April 
30 June 
ae ls 
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13 August 
23 June 
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1911. 
18 May. 
...| 21 June, 
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...| 18 June. 
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.. | 2l June. 
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| 29 
Fel TL Oars 
| 4duly. 
...| 19 June. 
27 
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25 May. 
3 June. 
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Men RICHES 55 
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.. | 24 May. 
...| 22 June. 
.. | 24 May 
...| 18 June 
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.. | 15 May. 
...| 15 June. 
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19 May. 
...| dl July. 
...| 24 June, 
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Peli gr 1 July. 
..| 38 April. 
we.| 29 June. 
eee 18 ” 
Ar ie ee 
vee Ff ” 
Silty 22 see 
stile Lote 5 
a27 
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...| 24 June. 
oo} 15 yy 
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4010 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTR, No. 115. 


TOBACCO, CIGAR, AND CIGARETTE LIOENSES—continued. 


Name of Licensee. 


From To 
1910. 1911. 
Magnus. ‘ Be ...| 211 Oxford-strest, Sydne a «| 1 dune _...| 31 May. 
pag Fi ra aes ...| “O'Doznell’s Hotel,” Horrid. street & Bridge- road, ‘Pyrmont 20 3 ...| 24 June, 
Maloney, Michael J. ; | “Rose and Crone Hotel,’ William and Crown sts., scale 30, ve ot rf 
Marden, George ... 0 ...| Reservoir-street, Surry Hills ... a vee tee 28. y aH Ce A es 
Marks, Adolph A.... as 376 George-street, Sydney ine sas ie ef DB as) ve] 4 n 
Massey, C. H. #5 nee s Aquarium Hotel,” Corso, Manly... ae «| 2 duly i. July, 
Mather, Augusta ... ons .. | 197 Palmer-street, Darlinghurst : ...| 27 June : 26 June 
Molloy, John ie an .| “ Greenhill’s Family Hotel, ” Goulburn- street, Sydney 26, sed ZO. 9 
Moloney, John nb ..| © Trades Hall Hotel,” Goulburn and Sussex st treets, Sydney ay 6 5 
Moran, Florence ..| © Ultimo Hotel,” Ultimo- road, SHEE, iy “es fet oly . 20 Pi 
Morgan, Cornelius... a8 ...| 45 Erskine-street, Sydney eh te Ga eye a 85 ve] 22 oy 
Mowle, Amy Be Spe ...| Sydney Town Hall ele Fae Fst vee ase | 234, 22 
Moynihan, Norah ... ae ,..| 56 Abercrombie-street, Sydney tae Abe ver s 29 sae sO: ag 
Murphy, Christina << «| 14 King-street, Syduey... a Saad 10 .s 
Murphy, William J. on ...| “ Cricketer’s Arms Hotel, # Fitaroy: atrest, Surry Hills 5-1 e Opener 2 = 
Murray, Kate .... * ...| 20 King-street, Sydney .. f yA ae he »| 11 July .-| 10 July. 
Newton, Thomas ... bo | 574 Crown- street, Surry Hills. » | 1 June .| 81 May. 
Nimmo, David ; ae "| © Princess of Wales Hotel,” pees -atreet, Surry Hills w| 28 ve| 27 June, ° 
Nungesser, Gustav C., of firm of] Pittwater-road, Manly... ACE nae ae ps thet eee Ciaies 
Nungesser and Black. 

O’Brien, Mary. sri 514 Hlizabeth-street, Sydney ... fe Os neat tk Bae | 31 May. 
O’Brien, John ope “TLloyd’s Hotel,” Brumby- -street, Sydney > rele daley ...| 30 June, 
©’Connor, Francis H. ... “ Victoria Royal Hotel,” Francis- street, Hy dé Park. ,| 12 June Asai lee ere 
O’Grady, Michael... vas “The Little House ander the Hill Hotel, ” Duke-street,| 29 ,, AAS 4s me 

gt) oolloomoniad, + 
O’Keefe, John J. ... et 2 Argyle-street, Syduey se oe. vf ey: sa] LS gg {| 12 5 
Orr, Alfred ., e. is aS 58 Park-street, Syds ney. ao es; veo] 2 ogy 
Ousey, Herbert ... iA eee peg Sydney Hotel,” Crown ‘and Cathedral strests, ‘Sydney Sass Shake 38 
O’Sullivan, Denis ... ae ati ‘riterion Hotel,” Liverpool and Sussex streets, Sydney ... 1 July vee OO, x 
Paling, Nicholas H. ey 33 Hunter-street, Sydney oD Rr, tee tae wef Loy 30 » 
Parish, James an ccc 334 Elizabeth-street, Sydney ... Ea ie ae ,.| 6June toh git (odd 
Parker, Herbert ... wat .../ 1104 Albion-street, Surry Hills seh as nae aan yy ver) BL og 
Petty, Edmund .., aos ...| 11 Park-street, Sydney ... ii ts id ve Bi Oy wl 8 gg 
Pinder, Lilian PS ae 184 Priuces-street, Sydney _... fa tea ar FA at Ae | 31 May 
Poinsenet, Emile ... wet 155 Bathurst-street, Sydney ... oe ed AN eee 93 - secb 1 Sunes 
Power, Kate x, ve .», 375 Liverpool-street, Darlinghurst iy che Seale tO ays soc hel chugs 
Power, Richard ... son ...| Short-strect and Belmore-road, Randwick ... ope Peis a 10 a5 
Prideaux, William H. ... ...| 61 George-street West, Sydney sie aes ane Pea aie | BL Maye 
Rainsford, Mary ... is ...| 470 Wattle-street, eaten aes ai Palsolaths | 26 June. 
Ray, Albert on wee ...| “ National Hotel,” 392 George- -street, Sydney vee ia 19 vol 1B) 6 3, 
Reay, John... a vee ...| 140 Bowman-str -eet, Pyrmont .. A Sea sive) 22 | 21, 
Resch’s Limited... en ...| Dowling-street, Redfern 1 Jaly ve| 80 


Richardson, William B. ... 


Situation and Sign of Premises. 


“ Railway Family Hotel,” 825 Bist Sydney bce 


Richardson, Samuel D. ... ...| “ Coronation Hotel,” George and Park streets, Sydney... 
Ristuccia Bros. ... bes ...| 59 King-street, Bed se yaa a Ec ee Be mas 
Robert, Rose as nas ...| 573 HKitzroy-street, Surry Hills. Ef nee ve oe 
Roberts, Joseph E.... 0 “ Queen’s Hotel,” Crown-street, Sydney  ... ves ows 
Roberts, Charles J... ise 


Robin, Joseph at, no" 
Robison, Andrew A. See 
Rogers, Mary A. ... oe 
Rogers, Robert D.... eee 


8 Argyle- -street, Miller’s Point | ie tee ve 
sie Wa Loop, La Perouse 408 : 


“ Robert’s Hotel,” George and Market streets, Sydney ... 


si 282 Hlizabeth- street, Sydney Ne oe vie ene 


Corso, Manly ... 


e 
ooo ook toe 
. 
® 


Rosario, Garguila ... oon 771 George-street, Sydney : fee ch ves i 
Rowlaud, Albert H, 20 bai 12 Bourke-street, Woolloomooloo... nee ioe, a: 
Ruggiaro, Angelo ... tee ...| 185 William-street, Darlinghurst ... toe ven ve 
Sandeman Limited vad 241 Pitt-street, Sydney ae tee ish on “% 
See, Maria . ...| 38 Smith-street, Surry Hills Ae ae i 

Shying, Arthur 8. ...| 422 Pitt-street, Sydney oe oes te aoe : 

Shying, John L. ...| 458 Cleveland-street, Sydney . Aft ies sa “ 
Smails, Margaret . .| 192 William-street, Sydney ah a vee fe 


Smart, Joseph H. .. 
Smith, John W. 
Smith, John W. 


Pe Seo me shame eG 
° 
e 
. 


“Smart’s Hotel,” Pitt-street, Syduey | bE vee ae 
15 Alfred- -strect, Circular Quay 


eee eee eee 


| 49 Albion-street, Surry Hills ... ie ot sive ow 


Solomon, Alfred M. ves ...| 1783 Pitt-street, Sydney Ge te ob vide ry 
Solomon, Herman.., s40 .| 103 Liverpool- street, Sydney ... tse ry 
South, Robert W. ... | “ Roosevelt Hotel,’’ Hlizabeth-street, Sydney aint : 
Steier, Annie ie ae TO} Bathurst- -atreet, Sydney ...- i one . 
Str ralow, Hetiry -.. 0 vee 25 George-street West, Sydney a on 
Sutton, John B. ... rae ..| “ Theatre Royal Hotel, ” By Casettenk: street, Sydney : 
Taft, Harvey dee ‘ | “ A.S.N. Hotel,” Geor ge and Argyle streets, Sydney ; 


Taylor, Henry  .., aes AS 
Teleky, Ottelie H. ... a6 
Thomas, John 880 vee 
Thompzon, Theodore M. ... 
Tidswell, Mary A..., ' 
Toner, Bessie 
Triggs, Florence .,. 
Trikojas, Martin A. 
‘Troup, Andrew D.... se 
Upton, George... 
Usher, Arthur J. .., 
Virgona, Vincent .., 
Waldie, James ,., ee 
Walker, Mary... ei 
Walker, Nathaniel “4 
Walker Alice ae vee 


eee veo a0 


..| “ Hotel Alexandria,” 34 Castlereagh-street, Sydney 


* Palisade Hotel,” 37 Bettinaton-street, Sydney .. Bee 


“ WLunter River Hotel,” Sussex-sireet, Sydney ne 
186 Devonshire-street, Surry Hills... nee tse 


...| Belmore-road and Arden- street, Coogee re 
“ Victoria Park Hotel,” Myrile and Shephard sts., Sydney... «i 


“Custom House Hotel, - Maat Pisce) Sydney, vee 
150 William-street, Sydney es BL an) 
484 Elizabeth- street, Sydney tee ot ahi A: 
473 Bourke-street, Surry Hills. 
“ Metropolitan Hotel, ” ‘King- -street, Sydney. Me 
Hog George-street, Sydney ee xf ves 
24 City-road, Sydney 5 
22 Bourke- street, Darlinghuret ove 
Kotsitaian H otel, 21 Kensington-street, Sydney Sa 


oe bee vor 


“ Grand Central Railway Hotel,” Elizabeth and Randell] 


atrects, Sydney. 


17 February .. 


16 February, 


[27 Jury, 1910. 


Period of License. 


| 


30 June .--| 29 June; 
14 ,, | 1S yy 
28 234 , 27. 0 
1 July 80 45 
29 June P13 ie 
fe ae 
cee 26 5 
6 May | 5 May. 
6 July «| 5 July 
1. | 80 June. 
29 June Bc feed ir 
8 7 on 
Ti Se 10. 3 
15 July | 14 July. 
10 June 9 June, 
6 » vel 5 og 
mi 31 May, 
2095; .. | 25 June, 
£5 kh a 
72) We 20 
55 31 May, 
26 5 25 June. 
7 te] . 6 ” 
ol & 120 de 
22 55 wf QL yy 
26» 25 ” 
26 | 25 4, 
as 54.20: ke 
1 July 30 4, 
6 June enn 3 
9 » ve 8 » 
ao iss ee WE 
10 ” a 3 3 
28 4 vd 25 os 
aa cost Shy 
: aa Fe ch AO 55 
235 Pt ee: Wee 
ROL July? 80g 
13 June Pep fae Pee 
Ss i Ab : n 
” eonth ogaan | a8 
P25 55, doh GACT an; 
1 July, | 80 5 


RE 


27 Jury, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. 4011 


TOBACCO, CIGAR, AND CIGARETTE LICENSES—continued. 


; Period of License. 
Name of Licensee, Situation and Sign of Premises 
From To 


x at 


1910. 1911. 
Walters, Harry .., < | “Prince of Wales Hotel,” George-street, Haymarket ..| 27 June ...| 26 June, 
Watson, Walter H. 4 ..| “ Paragon Hotel,” Circular Quay » ... rer ee | 1 July Sh. 
Webb, Percival A..., ae ..| “London Tavern Hotel,” Elizabeth-street, Sydney ... ..| 8 June a2, ,, 


Weekes, Walter... a | “Thompson’s Railway Hotel,” Goulburn and George| 1 July Rall Oey, 
streets, Sydney. vi g 

Wessberg, Sarah .., nes ...| “Fortune of War Hotel,” Gecrge-street North, Sydney ...| 2 4, wai] si July. 

Wessel, Herman §. : ob: ...| “Court House Hotel,” Oxford-street, Sydney ua ...| BL May i.| 10 May. 

Willis, Catherine .., fee ...| “ Burwood Hotel,” Clarence and Margaret streets, Sydney| 28 June +» | 22 June. 

Worger, Herbert W. Ne ...| “Mansion House Hotel,” George and Engine streets, 8 »,, in! er San 
Sydney. 


Young, Sidney H.... ir ...| 67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney ... yy, se 2a BahO7s 53 att 26» ts 


rat a A 


J. W. HOLLIMAN, 
Under Secretary for Finance and Trade. 


[586] Department of Fisheries, 
; ‘Sydney, 27th July, 1910, 
APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER OULTURG, 
T is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture the 
portions of land set opposite their respective names as mentioned hereunder. 


Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Departmeiit daily, exeepting 
Saturdays, between 11 and & o’clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock. 


Any person may, by memorial to the Board of Fisheries, within thirty days from the date of this notiee, and oa 
grounds to be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. 


J. A. BRODIR, 


Secretary. 
paws Applicant. Locality. | Parish, County. on eth of eet 
HAWKESBURY RIVER. Yards. 
6474 | Arthur George) On the southern side of Lower Big Bay, Mooney| Cowan ,.,.] Northumber-} 295 | 15 years 
Slocombe, Mooney Oreek, lying between W. J. Cole’s oyster land. 
lease No. 4,882 and J. W. Johnson’s oyster lease 
No. 6,085. 2 


Groree’s Rivre. 


‘6252 | Thomas Thompson..{ On a northern bank of Woronora River—a tribu-; Holdsworthy| Cumberland; 587 {15 years 
tary of George’s River—and fronting portions 

158, 154, 155, and 156, easterly from Como 

Park, 


Port STEPHENS. 


525 | William Longworth{ On the northern shore of Port Stephens, extending] .4...504.44. | Gloucester...; 650 115 years 
south-easterly and north-easterly along the 
frontage of the Australian Agricultural Com- 
pany’s grant. 

6571 | Francis Holbert .../ On the northern side of Corrie Island, about 50 yards} ssererveeves do si 200 |15 years 
westerly from applicant’s oyster lease No. 5,758. 


———————————— eee eerkrerelrh _—_ 


[828] Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1910, 


«WATER AND DRAINAGE ACT, 1902,” AND “WATER AND DRAINAGE AND ARTESIAN WELLS (AMENDING) 
ACT, 1906.” 


“LITTLE MERRAN CREEK WATER TRUST.” 


Noriricatrox of proposal for the construction of works of Water Supply, and the constitution of a Trust for maintaining, administering 
and extending such works, 


HERHEAS section 6 of the “ Water and Drainage Act, 1902,” provides amongst other things that in, respecb. of .any works of 
\ water supply the Minister (that is the Secretary for Public Works) ehall notify in the manner therein enaeted proposals for the 
construction of such works, and the conatitution of a Trust for maintaining, administering, and extending such works: Now, therefore, I, 
Tho Honourable CHARLES ALFRED Luk, the Secretary for Public Works for the time being in and for the State of New South Wales, 
in pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by the hereinbefore in part recited section of the last-mentioned Act and by the “ Water 
and Drainage and Artesian We'ls (Amending) Act, 1906,” and of all other powers me hereunto enabling, do hereby notify that it 1s 
proposed to construct the works of water supply referred to in the proposal hereto, and to constitute a Trust for maintaining, administering, 
and extending such works, to be called and known as the “ Little Merrin Creek Water Trust,” in accordance with the particulars set forth 
anid described in the proposal hereto, that is to say :— 


The proposal hereinbefore referred to is aa follows :— 


(a) Description of the purpose for which st is proposed to constitute the Trust To utilise for stock and other purposes the 
“water which may flow down Little Merran Oreck amongst the several holdings within the District, 


Ls 
“ LITTLE MERRAN CREJ 


(b) Plan and description of the works and of the land, whether covered with water or not, proposed to be taken or acquired for the purposes of 
(I.) Plan of the works and of the land :— 


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Boundary of Irust District shewn thus Miuubiiuii nu 
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(1I.) Description of the Works :— 

The proposed works consist of a cutting from the Little Murray River to Little Merran Cre-k, regula‘or in the cutting, dam over | 
Little Barber’s Creek and minor works incidental thereto. & | 

The proposed channel with offtake level 1111 feet below bench mark No. L on gam on the right bank of the Little Murray River, ; 
near its juaction with the right bank of the Little Merean Creek, will commence at theright bank of the Little Murray River, 
parish of Nunnagoyt, county of Wakool, and run in a generally north-easterly direction for a distance of about 1 mile, and 
pass through block 1,150 (partly along the bed of the Little Merran Creek), and terminate in that creek onthe said block near 
the eouth-western boundary of portion 21. The bottom width will be 6 fees, and side slopes 1 to 1. 

The proposed dam over Little Barber’s Creek with crest 1 foot above bench mark F.L. 1906 on tree on the southern bank of the 
said creek near the dam site will be situated within portion 25, parish of Nunaagoyt, county of Wakool, and have a length of 
about 181 feet, top width 12 feet, and side slopes 3 to 1. 


(IiI.) Description of land to be taken or acquired :— J 

The proposed regulator will be situated on all that piece or parcel of land to be taken or acquired in the parish of Nuunagoyt, 
county of Wakool, and State of New South Wales: Commencing at a point betring east and distant 3 chains from the junction 
of the right bank of the Little Murray River with the righ‘ ba ik of ths Lit le Mer*an Oreek, in the said parish of Nunnagoyt ; 
and bounded thence on part of the east by a line north 5 chains; thence on the north by a line west 6 chains ; thence on the 
west by a line south to the right bank of the Little Murray River; thence generally on the south by that bank upwards to a 
point south of the point of commencement; and thence on the remainder of the east by a line north to that point,—having 
an area of about 3 acres. 

The proposed dam over Little Barber’s Creek will be situated on ail that piece or parcel of land to be taken or acquired in the 
parish of Nunnagoyt, county of Wakool, and State of New South Wales, being part of portion 26 of 249 acres 2 roods: 
Commencing at an angle on the northern side of the reserved road running through the said portion 25, being the south- 
western extremity of the side of that road bearing 256 degrees 41 minutes; and bounded thence on the south-west by the said 
road bearing 293 degrees 55 minutes 2 chains 56,8; links; thence on the north-west by a line bearing 10 degrees 41 minutes 
7 chains 70,5; links; thence on the north-east by a line bearing 100 degrees 41 minutes 2 chains 50 links; and thence on the 
south-east by a line bearing 190 degrees 41 minutes 8 chains 29% links, to the point of commencement,— having an area of 2 
acres or thereabouts. 


(IV.) Estimated cost of proposed works :—£3,547. 
(c) Rate of interest, which shall be paid by the Trust :—£4 per centum per annum. 


(d) Charges to be paid by the Trust for Water to be supplied by the Crown, and the conditions of such Supply :— 
No supply of water guaranteed by the Crown, but all water diverted through the cutting to be taken subject to the conditions 
in respect of payment prescribed by the “ Water Rights Act, 1992,” or any Act amending the same, 
The Minister shall have power to regulate or stop the supply of water through the cutting. 


(ce) Maximum rate which may be assessed by the Trust :—Sixpence por acre per annum, 
(f) Description of the Trust District :— 
Little Merran Creek Water Trust District. 


All that area or tract of country comprising the parishes of Moorongatta, Toolmah, and Merran, and parts of the parishes of 
Nunnagoyt, Gonn, Gnuie, Mellool, Willakool, Coobool, Yellymong, Currpool, Coonamit, Speewa and Poon Boon, county of 
Wakool and State of New South Wales: Commencing on the left bank of Barber’s Cddek, at the north-eastern corner of 
portion 16, parish of Nunnagoyt, county of Wakool; and bounded thence generally on the east by the eastern boundary of the 
said portion 16, part of the north-eastern boundary of portion 20, a line, the north-eastern and the south-eastern ‘boundary of 
portion 21, and the south-westerly prolongation of the last-mentioned boundary to the right bank of Little Murray 
River; thence generally on the south-west by that bank downwards to its intersection with the south-westerly prolongation 
of the south-eastern boundary of portion 20, that prolongation, the south-western boundaries of portions 20, 19, 29, and 14, the 


asicabalr 


UST ”— continued. 
of their cost or cstimated cost :— 


AS UU iavae NUR meen etree t 


SCALE 
ban 5 


b Miles 


south-western, the southern and the western boundary of portion 18, part of the western boundary of portion 12 to a point 
east of the south-castern corner of portion 25, parish of Gonn, a line, south-western boundaries of portions 25 and 23, part of 
a western boundary of the last portion, the southern boundary of portion 24, the southern and part of the western boundary 
of portion 17 :em., the southern and the western boundary of portion 18 rem., part of the southern boundary of portion 
6, the northera side of a reserved road running through portion 19 in a westerly direction, the southern and the western 
boundary of portion 10, parish of Gnuie, part of the southern and part of the western boundary of portion 11, the 
southern and part of the western boundary of portion 12 toa point east of the south-eastera corner of portion 14, a line, 
the southern and part of the western boundary of the Jast portion to its intersection with the north-western side of 
the reserved road running through portion 36 in a south-weste:ly direction, that side of that road to a western 
boundary of the said portion 36, south-western boundaries of portions 19 ani 21, the eastern and the northern 
boundary of portion 20, a westera boundary of portion 19, a line, the southern and the western boundary of portion 


55, parish of Mellool, the western boundary of portion 54, a line, the southern and part of the western boundary of 


portion 36, the south-western boundary of portion 70, a line, the north-eastern side of the reserved road running through 
‘portions 32 and 31, part of the western boundary of the last portion, south-western sides of the reserved road running through 
portion 67 to the eastern boundary of portion 25, part of the last boundary to the south-eastern corner of the portion, a line 
south to the right bank of Merran or Frogmore Creek, that bank downwards to the south-eastern corner of portion 53, parish 
of Willakool, a line, part of the eastern boundary of portion 25 to its intersection with the northern side of the reserved road 
running through that portion, that side of that road running through portions 25, 24, 23, and 22 to the eastern boundary of 
portion 11, the southern and a western boundary of the last portion, part of the western boundary of portion 12 to its inter- 
eection with a north-western side of the reserved road running through the portion, a line, north-western sides cf the reserved 
road running through portions 39, 38, 37, 36, and 35 to the western boundary of the last portion, part of the last boundary 
to the north-western corner of the portion, a line north to the southern boundary of portion 33, part of the last boundary to 
the south-western corner of the portion, a line westerly to the south-e:stern corner of portion 2), parish of Yellymong, part 
of the we-tern boundary of portion 68, the western boundary of portion ¢2, a line north to the southern boundary of portion 
3, parish of Currpool, part of the southern and the western boundary of the last portion, a line, the western boundary of 
portion 74 to a south-eastern boundary of Lake Tooim, the generally south-eastern and western boundaries of Lake Tooim to 
the most southerly south-eastera corner of portion 78, the southern boundaries of portions 78, 44, and 4’, the western 
boundary of portion 49, a line, the western and the northern boundary of portion 41, the northern boundary of portion 46, 
part of the northern boundary of portion 48 to its intersection with the north-western side of the road running through the 
portion, a line, the western boundary of portion 4, parish of Coonamit, the northern boundaries of portions 3 and 2, 
the south-western boundary of portion 104, a line, the south-western boundary of portion 93, a line, the southern 
boundaries of portions 24 and 25, parish of Speewa, part of the north-western boundary of the list portion, 
the southern boundary of portion 2, a line west to the eastera boundary of portion 18, part of the eastern, 
the northern and the western boundary of the said portion 18, and south-western boundaries of portions 16 and 1 to the south- 
western corner of the last portion; thence gererally on the west by the eastern side of the road bounding portions Lt and 13 
iin the said pirish of Speewa, and portions 3, 28, 2, and 1, parish of Poon Boon, to the north-western corner cf portion 1, the 
north-western boundary of the last portion and a line north-easterly to the junction of the left bank of the Wakool River and 
tthe left bank of Merran Creek; and thence generally on the north-east by the left bank of the Wakocl River upwards to the 
north-eastern corner of portion 87, parish «f Coonamit, the eastern boundary of the last portion, part of a northern, an eastern, 
and another northern boundary of portion 7 to the left bank of the W: kool River, that bank upwards to the south-eastern 


corner of portion 7, a southern and an eastern boundary of the last po:tion, a Jine, an eastern boundary of portion 8, a southern, 


a weatern, and another southern boundary of portion 9, part of an eastera boundary of portion 11 to a point west of the north- 
western corner of portion 36, parish of Coobool, a line, the northern boundary of the last portion, a line, the western and the 
northern boundary of portion 64, a line, the western boundary of portion 3 to the left bank of the Wakool River, that bank 
upwards to the north-western corner of portion 3, parish of Nunnagoyt, the western and part of the southern boundary of the 
last portion, the western, the southera, and the eastern boundary of portion 9 to the left bank of Barber’s Creek, and that 
bank upward, to the point of commencement,—having an area of 246 square miles or thereabouts. 


° 


4014 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. [27 Jury, 1910. 


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“LITTLE MERRAN CREEK WATER TRUST ”—continued. 


(g) Number of Trustees, being either three or five :—Three. 
(%) Number of years within which the cost of the work shail be extinguished by @ sinking fund :—Twenty-ecight years. 


CHARLES A. LEE, 
Secretary for Public Works. 


Notr.—fection 8 of the “ Water and Drainage Act, 1902,” enacts that if, within eight weeks after the notification of any proposal, 


a petition is presented to the Minister signed by at least one-third in number of the occupiers of Crown Land, including homestead 
selectors, conditional lessees, and settlement lessees, and owners of other land within the proposed Trust District, objecting to the proposal, 


he shall refer the proposal to the Board for inquiry and report.” 


Section 9 reads :— 


(1) If within the said period no such petition is received orif the Board reports in favour of the proposal, with or without 
modifications, the Governor may constitute the Trust with such modifications of the proposal as the Board may recommend, 
or, where no reference is made to the Board, with such modifications as the Minister may thiak fit. 

(2) The constitution of the Trust shall be notified by the Minister in the Gazette. me 

(3) Upon euch notification the conditions of the proposal with such modifications (if any) as aforesaid, shall be binding on the 
Trust and on the Crown; and the Minister may, out of the funda raised under this Act, carry out the works described in the 


proposal. 


[581] ; Registrar-General’s Department, 


No. 


Sydnoy, 25th July, 1910. 


T is hereby notified that, in conformity with the provisions of the Registration of Births, Deaths, and Marriages Act, 1890, 
the undermentioned Officiating Ministers have been registered at this Office for the celebration of Marriages :— 


Name. Denomination. Residence. Hereteuda 


1910. 


1432 | The Very Reverend William Henry| Roman Catholic Church (Diocese of Wil-| Broken Hill... ...| 11 July 


Connelly, previously registered as} cannia), 

The Very Reverend William Henry 

Connolly, | ) . 

788 | Reverend Henry Hamilton Crigan ...| Church of England (Diocese of Riverina) ..,| Lockhart ... Fe ene 
8789 | Reverend William Edmund Rice ...| Presbyterian Church of Australia in the} Ooraki vee vo.| LO» 55 
Pee ie tate of New South Wales. 

8780 | Reverend John Kirkland... ..| Church of England (Diocese of Sydney) ...| Ocean-street, Wool-| 18 , 

ors . lahra. 

W. G. H.-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 

[582] Registrar-General’s Department, 


Sydney, 25th July, 1910. 


4 


iT is hereby notified that, in conformity with the provisions of the Registration of Births, Deaths, and Marriages Act, 1899, the 


——__. 


changes of residence of the undermentioned Officiating Ministers have been duly registered at this Office :— 


a ees,” Residence. 
No. | Ninié. Denomination. aa cae Tap Rerbtrations 
From— To— 
1910. 
3132 | Reverend Charles Pickering ...| Baptist Church (Union)... ..-| Balmain «| Macquarie-street,| 15 July. 
Plattsburg. 
3172 | Reverend Percy de Laure Musgrove) Church of England (Diocese of| Wingham ..| Wickham fie ab 
Newcastle). 
3480 | Reverend James Macarthur $i do do ...| Dungog... «| Wingham Beh aa de ate 
3675 | Reverend Allen Thurlow Craswell... do do ...| Wickham ...| Singleton fet aD. Ee 
3572 | Reverend Wilfred Middleton Mailler| Church of England (Diocese of| Hay  .., ...| Wilcannia pach LO gy 
Riverina). 
3773 | Reverend Thomas Alexander, M.A.) Presbyterian Church of Aus-| Maclean ...| 28 York-street, | 15 4, 
tralia, in the State of New Sydney. 
South Wales. 
2250 | Reverend James Barker... .©| Bathurst Church (Union) ...| Duxford-street, | 49 Cambridge- | 18 jy 
Paddington. street, Padding- 
ton. 
2749 | Reverend John Henry Kelly | Boman Catholi¢ Church (Arch-| Bulli... «|, Rookwood a gn ts a 
diocese of Sydney). 
8481 | Adjutant Francis William Wright...) Salvation Army ... BL ...| Hillgrove fe) Uralla 3% fl las ial 
8504 te fc ah George Frederick Chapple do ii Pa ...| Tamworth we 2ingha i sched BS edie e 
ry. ; 
1870 | The Venerable Archdeacon Thomas! Church of England (Diocese of do ...| Armidale idl ss Met 


Kingsmill Abbott, M.A., Th. Soc. Grafton and Armidale). 


2844 | Reverend Sidney Osbourne Goodchild,| Church of England (Diocese of Cobargo .. :.-| Dapto~ v3 st ee ae 


A.K.C. Sydney). 
W. G. H.-WILLIAMS, 
Rogistrar-General.. 
[683] Registrar-General’s Department, 


Sydney, 25th July, 1910. 


T is hereby notified that the undormentioned Officiating Ministers have ceased to be regietered at this Office for the celebration: 
of Marriages, in conformity with the provisions of the Registration of Births, Deaths, and Marriages Act, 1899:— 


No. Name, Denomination. Residence. Remsrks, 
I ng a a hob eS a ee es vs “US be cee Pb | 35852: E 
3466 | Reverend Leonard Robjohna, B.A. ...| Congregational Church (Independents}...| Killara ...| Having left the State. - 
3015 | Reverend Albert Heywood Reynolds| Church of England (Diocese of Grafton| Armidale do 
M.A. and Armidale). 


W. G. H.-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General, 


2 fe eee e« -S 


$4 ie Vs Std 2 fed 


27 Suny, 1910.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. 4015 


[451] Department.of Publié Works, 
: Sydnoy;.19th July, 1910. 
APPLICATION FOR A LICENSE UNDER SECTION 10 OF THE "WATER RIGHTS AOT, 1902.” 


N accordance with section 11 of the “ Water Rights Act, 1902,” I haroby acktiowledge the receipt of the following applica- 
tion for a License, and the date and place specified hereunder are hereby appointed for the inquiry in regard thereto :— 


Nameéc? Applicant. | Nature o? Work. | Portion. Parish, County. Land District. Date and Place of Inquiry, 
Henry Kadwell .. | Pump ...| Wollondilly Goulburn :..| Argyle ...) Goulburn :..| 19th August, 1910; 10 am, 
ts River. Court-house, Goulbura. 


nae © | 


‘Phe inquiry will be held by the Local Laud Board ; and all persous interested are hereby notified to attend, and if they 


tl te a to the granting of a License for the said worky they should state their objections at the inquiry hereby 
appointed, 


CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister for Publis W orks. 


(541J . Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 22nd July, 1910. 


APPLICATION FOR A LIOHNSE UNDER SHOTION 24 (1) OF THE “WATHR AND DRAINAGE AND 
: ARTHSIAN WELLS (AMENDING) A€7, 1906.” 


1é accordance with section 24 (2) of the “Water and Drainage and Artesian Wells (Amending) Aet, 1906,” I hereby 
acknowledge the receipt of the following application for a License, and on the day and at the place speeified here- 
under, being within the Land District in which the well or site thereof is situate, a public inquiry will be held as to the 
desirability of granting the application :— 


State whether new | | 


Name of Applican: artesian well, or existing = ; | Land Board , ‘ 
; well proposed to be Portion. | Parish, County. wate Date and Piaee of Inquiry. 
oa Applicants. enlarged, deepened, or 7 District. sel 
altered. 


| 


J. L. Brown ...| Cleaning out, slotting, and, if} 85 Cobbinbil ...} Gowen..| Dubbo .,.| Date—1l3th August, 1910; 


necessary, deepening existing Time—106 a.m.; Building— 
bore (Tunderbrine No.3 Bore). Court-house ; Town—Coon- 
amble. 


The inquiry will be held by Mr. P. C. Tibbits, and aH persons whose interests appear to be affected by the granting 
of the application shall be permitted to attend at the inquiry, and be heard in support of or in opposition to the granting of the 


application, 
CHARLES A. LEH, 
Minister for Publie Works.’ 


ae QUARTERLY LICENSING OOURTS. 
Pusii0ans, Brewmes, SPreit Maronars, &Oo. 


NOTIOE is hereby given that Quarterly Licensing Cowrts, under the Liquor Act, 1898, and the Liquor (Amendment) Act, 19€5, 
for the consideration of applications for Publicans, Cslonial Wine, Brewers, and Spirit Merchants, Booth, Stand, or Packet 
Licenses, renewals, removals, and transaction of other business, will be hoiden at the respective Court-houses and Police Offices at 
the following places, on the dates and hours specified. 


When Court to be held. 
Date of Notice from 


Licensing District. Gouvener: Convened by 
Date. Hour, 
Bombala ... “20 ai ace | 21 June, 1910 ...| 29 July, 19:0 ...| 11 | H. B. Copeland, C.P.S. 
Germanton ee AC So 20 i ol eS Om F | 10 | J.T. Healy, A.C.P.S. 
Grenfell ... Sic aa ae rt Laue S bs Spal CS ap rm ..| 2 | H. J. Jefireys, O.P.8. 
Quirindi ... is ae ee AH eds ona ro woleee, a rf «| 11 | @.-B. Ross, ©.P.8, 
Uralla... aaa vos ea 5) be Asal bts wer F | IL | G. P.L. Hungerford, C.L.C. 


DISTRIOL COURTS. 
NOTICH is hereby given that District Courts will be bolden at the Court-house af the places and at the times hereunder specified. 


When Court to he held. 


Place. ——_—_——_— Ee asta a ES R Selateas Notive, Registrar by whom notice given. 

Date. Hour. 
Albury ats ae | 17 Aug., 1910...) 10 | 80duly, 1910...) 15 July, 1910,.,.| J. J. Kingsmill. 
Corowa... ise the | 2Oae rod ty. 2 Beer es.) Tah » «| BR. Hughes, 
Hay... ite are Sal A eS weet. 20° | th viltly,” 5 ...| 2 dune; ,  ...| BH. Hartison. 
Kiama pes =: S16 Sopte Caceres 2) 2b Jtly ss, GW eelers 
Lismore... ae BE Age es eee ae se a Ee aa 3 eh Asie. O, burke. 
Moss Vale ... a sa ( kb Soph, Sones eag =o ee et TD ees » «| G, 8. Shepherd. 
Murwillumbah .., weal OUD ee eer res te aaran or foarte ean cme » «| H. DL. Meads, 
Orange . 4... a esl ie! dodge Ps fh Sie! 1, CoShtbopei aneeeee 2June, ,, ...| H. LU. Leary. 
Singleton .., dis ».| 268ept., » «| «. | 10Sept, 1910,..) 15 July, ,, ...| P. H. Eldershaw, 
Wagga Wagea ... wa 20: Augs: “5 Wk Te eate, Si) 2h dings S ed. D, Walker; J.P. 
Wellington... ae vie} O RSph., yy tank RO rag » «| 25 July, gy ---| A, G, Chiplin, 

; | ra 


4016 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. [27 Juny, 1910. 


Mines Depariment Votices, 


(540) Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 472, MADE UNDER SECTION 23, MINING ACT, 1874. 


H*® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to direct that from and after 
2°30 p.m. on the abovementioned date, that part of Reserve No. 472, under section 25, Miniog Act, 1874, exempting 
certain land from occupation for residence or business purposes under any Miner’s Right or Business License, which is 
embraced by the accompanying description, be revoked, and it is hereby revoked accordingly. 


[1910-4,937 Misc.]} W. H. WOOD. 
DEscRIPTION. 
P é Date of Au bee ay Ai 
urpoze. Notification. County. Parish. Area. Part revoked, 
| a 9. p. 

From occupation for residence] 9 June, 1894) Gipps ...| Wyalong | O 1 0 | That part within measured portion 26,— 
or business purposes under as shown on plan catalogued G. 1,633- 
any miner’s right or business 1,871. 
license. 

APPOINTMENTS. 


DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, kas been pleased to appoint 


Mr. Epwarp Avaustus Maunony, Relieving Clerk of Petty Sessions, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, Mining Registrar, 
and Officer authorised to issue Miners’ Rights and Business Licenses at Tumbarumba, vice Mr. W. J. M. Fincham,—such 
appointment to take effect from the Ist July, 1910 (Misc. 1910-5,251--200). 


Mr. Cnarztes JAMES Coanian, Relieving Clerk of Petty Sessions, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, Mining Registrar, and 
Officer authorised to issue Miners’ Rights and Business Licenses at Armidale, vice Mr. HW. M. Cohen, on leave,—such 
appointment to take effect from the 4th July, 191U (Mise. 1910-5,264-200). 

W. H. WOOD. 


[539 } Department of Mines, 
" Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR M(NING AND FOR PURPOSES IN CONNECTION WITH 
MINING; TO LESSEES UNDER SUCH i:HASES, AND TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. 
NOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT— 


THE undermentioned applications for Leases of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act. 1906, have been approved 
by Hie Excellency the Governor and the Executive Council. 


Departmental No. See Name. gr Locality. | Area, | : Api 
FOR GOLD-MINING LEASES. 
[1910-6,213 L.B.; 6,249 L.B.; 6,245 L.B.; 6,464 L.B.; 6,165 L.B.] 
&..T.. p. 
Coramba 28 | 34 | I. J. Beiscoe ».{ GL 202 | County Fitzroy, parish Moonee ...; 10 0 O {| 20| 19 May, 1910 
Fifield 2* 12 | O. Bors and others...} ,, 1 | County Kennedy, parish Somerset..| 12 0 0 | < 28 Feb, ,, 

7% 8*| 138 | O. Bors eal Tess hie do do in | LO sOoe ORES 14 Mar, , 
Nowra 14*; £0 | E. Mison and another : 25 | County St. Vincent, parish Danjera| 5 3 36 | 20 | 27 April, i 
Yambulla 48 | 48 | J. Stott and enother.| , 94 | County Auckland, parish Yambulla| 2 O 0O| 20 | 25 May, ,, 
Adelong 23 | 33 W. T. Perkins .| 4, 169 | County Wynyard, parish Calafat.. 3 0 0/ 20; 10Jan, ,, 
Forbes 21 25 T. P. Burke... | 5 214 | County Ashburnham, parish Forbes; 10 O O| 2) | 17 Feb,  ,, 
Ny magee 6*| 8 | H. Green andanr. ...|. , 6 | County Mouramba, parish Coree.... 6 0 0} 20| 7 ,, 5 
Tru key 16} 15 | T. MeP. Smith » “61 County Georgiana, parish Mul-| 25 0 0/ 20; 14Mar.,_,, 

gunnia. | 

if 17 | 17 | J. W. Bottrell .-{ 9 53 | County Georgiana, parish Bombah; 10 O 0 /| 20 | 29 ,, Fs 
Nymag e 4 : ne a and another.) ,, 4 | County Mouramba, parish Coree.... 10 0 0O)| 20) 2F¥eb., ,, 

3 5 | T.J.Glynn and anr.| , 5 do do va0 |b De On tO 20h pr-Ainee, 

Peak Hill 80", 36 | IT. N. Gibson ...|@L'S7, 13,) County Narromine, parish Gundong| 6 0 0/| 20} 9 April, ss 
| 17, & 29. 
Tumbarumba 144¢} 15 | L. Mi'chell ... ..| Part of | County Sclwyn, parish Burra...) 0 1 8| 20| 7July, 1909 
| ex 10. 
f 18} 22 | G. Rutherford ..) GL 5 | County Wynyard, parish Bago .... 10 O O! 20 | 28 April, 1910 
FOR MINERAL LHASES, 
'i910-6,245 L.B.; 6,247 L.B.; 6,463 L.B.; 6,456 L.B.] 
Emmaviile 113 | 130 | C. Counter .., ».| Mi340 | County Gough, parish Highland! 20 0 © | 20 | 27 May, 1910 
| Home. 
Cobar 47*| 142 | B. Marquardt &other:| , 5 | County Robinson, paiish Mopone...) 40 0 0 | 20/18 ,, 5 
Bourke 1 4 | T. Riley aig © | yy L4 | County Cowper, parish Mulholland! 40 0 0 | 20 | 13 Oct., 1909 
Cobar 46 | 141 | Great Cobar (Ltd.)..| ,, 17 | County Robinson, parish Wellie...| 40 0 O/| 2) | 14 May, 1910 
Ravine 6 G | J. Forsstrom... | 9 17 | County Buccleuch, parish Yarran-| 10 u 0 / 20] 2 Rg * 
gobilly. , 
Tuena 13 41 | E. Hudson and others} ,, 7 | County Georgiana, parish Gillindich| 4 0 0)| 20} 63 une, ,, 
dle 93} 103 | W. Flood .,., v| 5, 83 | County Clive, parish Rockvale ..., 10 0 0} 20]11Jan, ,, 
ilson’s Down- 
fall 21¢| 40 [ J. Reid ie | y 12 | County Baller, parish Corry | 13° O 25 | 20 | 14 Oct., 1909 


* Part of surface reserved. + Whole of surface reserved, tAs modified. 


27 Jury, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. 4017 


eee 


NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASE3 FOR MINING, &o.—continued. 


The undermentioned application for a lease of Crown Lands for mining purposes, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, has 
been approved by His Excelle: cy the Gorernor and the Executive Council. 


[1910-6,252 L.B } 


Departmental No, teh Name. | as | Locality. | Area. | i opiate 
| | 
8. Te) ap. 
Rockley 7| 86 | W.H. Martin | GL 55 | County Westmoreland, parish Irene ...| 0 2 243} 1Dec., 1909 
| 


The undermentione1 application for a Mining Leas» of Private Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, has been 
approved by His Exceller cy the Governor and the Executive Council. ; 


[1910-6,551 L.B.J 


Departmental No. geen Name. | P nein Locality. | Area, | 2 Toshieatiea 
: i aes Le K 
| 2p Vhs Ao 
Condobolin 8 | 295) GC Scotty as. ..| Pan 4 | County Cunningham, parish Baratta..| 15 0 O | 20 | 26 Oct, 1909 
part of 7. 


——— 


THE undermentioned application for a Lease of Private Lands for Mining Purposes, in terms of the Mining Act, 
1906, has been approved by His Excellency the Governor and the Executive Council. 


[1910-6,319 L.B.] 


Dep iam Tees Name. Portion No. Locality. Area, 3 Aoenticns 
a Tae De 
Rockley 42} 101 | A. A. Cleeve ... ...| Pan16, | County Westmoreland, parish} 1 O O | 20 22 Dec., 1909 
part of 2. Barirg. 


THE undermentioned applications for Mining Leases of Private Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, have been 
approved by His Excellency the Governor and the Executive Council. 


[1910- 6,244; 6,248; 6,250; 6,251; 6,320 L.B.]. 


al — Name. Portion No. Locality. Area, | E rennet 
t 
B.aere p- 
Rockley 47 | 118 | G@.G.Bourchier ...| pax 17, part] County Westmoreland, parish 10 0 O | 20 | 11 Feb., 1910 
of 278. Jrene. (Surface right, 
1 acre), 
Mullum- 1 1 | C. Kunkler ..| PMA 1, part] County Rous, parish Mullum- 20 0 O | 20| 15 Mar., ,, 
bimby. | of 99. bimby. 
Mudgee 2 4 | W.C. Wall ...| P@L 8, part | County Phillip, parish Wilbetree 5 0 O ; 20 | 22 July, 1909 
| of 60. 
Winze;er 1] 14 | E.W. Jansen...) pau 1, part | County Wellington, parish War- 3 234 | 20] 9 Sept, ,, 
of 214. ratra. (Surface right, 
2 acres). 
Glen Innes15 | 33 | G. Herriott ...| PML 8, part | County Gough, parish Bloxsome 4 0 0 | 10] 15 Feb., 1910 
of 61 & 15. 


THE undermentioned applications for Leases of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, have been refused. 


Departmental No. Uae Name. P ee | Locality. : Area, Rypheeued: 
FOR A GOLD-MINING LEASE. 
[1910-5,856 L.B.] f= Ts ps 
Temora 8 | 8 | R Trogaskis... eee | County Bland, parish Bundawarrah ...| 3 O 0] 12Jduly, 1909 
FOR MINERAL LEASES. 
[1910-5,857 L.B.; 5,859 L.B.; 5,911 L.B.] 
Coramba 4 81 | K. K. Ramsay zariltac cases | County Fitzroy, parish Waihou ... (640 0 O | 20 April, 1910 
Murwillumbah 1 7 |G. A. Paulson bogs aeSodss County Rous, parish Condong ... »| 0 3 0/ 5Jduly, 1909 
Emmaviile 111 | 123 | J. Witherdin ves| cereee | County Gough, parish Scone ... «| 10 0 © | 27 April, 1910 


| 


THE undermentioned application for a Mineral Lease of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, has been 
refused, the area applied for being now the subject of a later application by the same applicants. 


[1910-6,253 L.B.] 


ees 4 
Departmental No. con | Name. | eae } Locality. | Area. nbplisatiba: 
; ae 
: aa, Fp, 
Cowra 6 7 | W. A. Price and ors,..| ...... | County Monteagle, parish Illunie ..| 20 0 Q| 1Mar., 1910 


a aE Pe ee er ee ee ened 


- 


4018 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. [27 Juty, 1910. 


NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &o.—continued. 
THE undermentioned applications for Leases of Private Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, have been refuscd. 
[1510-6,469 L.B.] 


Departmental No. gs Name. ae Locality. Area. | Agpheotn. 
x : Ad... Th. 
Yerranderie 7/| 659 | T.J. Hilder... ...| Part of | County Westmoreland, parish The Peaks| 835 © 30 | 24 May, 1910 
78. 
Do 8 |. 60 Do es ...| Part of do do sir| (39,0 po | BE, ss 
78. | 


THE undermentioned application for a Mining Lease of Private Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1926, has 


been refused. 
[1910-6,468 L.B.] 


] ue Lanta UTZ, 
Departmental No. Foca} Name. Foctien Locality. | Area. . | Appltengon. 
ie ap gs) 
Burrowa 18 | 24.) P. Grace... ...| Part of | County Harden, parish Eubindal 1 5 O © | 22 Feb., 1910 
10 & 11. 


TH undermentioned application to convert an Authority to Mine, granted in terms of section 28, Mining Act, 1874, 
into a lease under the Mining Act, 1906, in terme of section 24 of that Act, has been refused. 


[1910-6,467 L.] uy 
Applicati Date of 2 z F 
5 na Applisetion to Authority Name, Eopion Locality. Area, 
Convert. “Convert. % 3 
: Ss Ts Pe 
79 5 May, 1910.) 15385 | The Dudley Coal] Certain roads through) County Northumberland, parish] 7 2.0 
Company (Lti.). | portions 65, 93, 49,) Kabibah. , : 
92 & 57. 


IT is intended to void the undermentioned Mineral Leases of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, 
and that notice of such voidance will be published in the Government Gazette of 10th August, 1910; and the land referred to 
in such leases will, after publication of the Government Gazette of that date (viz., at 2°30 o’clock p.m.), be open to be taken 
possession of, in terms of the Mining Act and Regulations. ' 
[1910-0,472 L.B.; 6,471 L.B.] 


Local 


5 ( f = 
Departmental No. oe Name, ase | Locality. | Area. | Date of Lease. 
: a. Y. p. 
Broken Hill 79] 85 | C. Wileox ... ..| ME 24 | County Yancowinna, parish Bolaira ..| 40 0 O | 21 May, 1910 
* 891 85 Do tie Py ee ey do do eee OS On ay te. ry 


| 


Lessee having failed to execute and take delivery thereof when called upon to do go. 
[1910-5,853 L.B.] | 


THE undermentioned Gold-mining Lease of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, has been voided, the . 


oeal i . 
Departmental No. bora Name. pocorn | Locality. | Area. | Date of Lease. 


Belt acp! : 
Yerranderie 18) 25 | M.L. Hennessy...) au 13 | County Westmoreland, parish Merlin... 8 0 © | 30 Mar., 1910 


THE undermentioned Mining Leases of Private Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, have been voided, the 
Legsees having failed to execute and take deliyery thereof when called upon to do se. 
[1910-6,255, 6,470 L.B.] (atte . | 


Departmental No. recat Name. Portion No. Locality. | Area, | Pere - 
pe oy : 
Burrowa 10| 15 | H. M. Tiddy and| ean 6, part) County Harden, parish Hubindal...| 2) 0 0 | 15 Sept., 1909 
another, of 10. 
Dubbo 3 4 |'ihe N.S.W. Pig-| pmx 8, part of) County Nairomine, parish Burraba-| 6 0 32 | 12 Noyv., ,, 
ments Company 32. dine. (surface 
(Ltd.). } | right) 
ire 2 


‘ IT is proposed to cancel the undermentioned Gold-mining Lease, and notice of cancellation thereof will be published 
in the Government Gazette of 10th August, 1910; and the land referred to in such lease will, unless held under some other 
title, after publication of Goverament Gazette of that date (viz., at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for occupation 

in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. ; ' Saree 
[A. 1910-4,401] 


Cobar Mrnina District. 


Porti ; ' etre 
No. Name. eo: Locality. bs Area. | Application No. 


ET 


; = Be Ts Ds 
: 554 | The C.8.A. Mines (Limited) «| @L 1 | Oounty Rebinson, parish Kaloogleguy...| 20 0 OQ | Cobar 552 


Pe ARE ms ice aim, 


- 
a- 
Sd 
# 
i 
é 


27 Jury, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZHTTEH, No. 115. 4019 


NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &o.—continued. 


, IT is proposed to cancel the undermentioned Mineral Leases, and notice of cancellation thereof will be published 
in the Government Gazette of 10th August, 1910; and the land referred to in such leases will, unless held under some other 
title, after publication of Government Gazette of that date (viz., at 2°80 o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for occupation 

_in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. ; t 

_ (R, 1910-4,894; 4,395; 4,400] 


Minine@ Act, 1874. 


. 


a 


No. Name. oem Locality. | Area. | Application No. 
8. tf. D 
9037 | J. A. Brown and another .., ..| ML 2 | County Macquarie, parish Bellangry ...| 40 0 O | Kempsey 22 
9038 ~ Do ig. eee ee do do rar UG hs 23 
9039 Do do me eae te do do ether a Ou . 94 
10643 J. Hardirg and another ... ...| MLS 8 &) County Yancowinna, parish Ophara ...| 80 O 0O/| Broken Hill 1397 
4, 
10827 | W.Springthorpe .., see .-| MLZ 7 | County Drake, pavish Carnham... ».| 40 0 0 | Copmanhurst 16 


Pas SF Res ee Pe Pee eS SS aS ELS A 2 RS OG A AER GPL SADT OG SES SRRERIEDS BRE 77 ERP CPS” TAT Soames to meer eee 


If is proposed to cancel the undermentioned Mineral Leases, and notice of cancellation thereof will be published 
in the Government Gazette of 10th August, 1910, and the land referred to in such leases will, unless held under some other 
title, after publication of Government Gazette of that date (viz., at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for occupation, in 
terms of the Mining Act, 1906. : 
{A. 1910-4,596] 


ee ee re ee 


No. Name. Heron Locality. ; Area, | Application No. 
_— 2 ! OD el AE Spee ee 
Peg 
$944 | The O.8S.A. Mines (Limited) ».| ML 14 | County Robinson, parish Kaloogleguy...| 20 0 O | Cobar 69 
10003 Do do oh BARS 4 do do w RAURE OO: ee = if 
10092 Do do “4 » 94 do do 40 Org Pig 171 
The undermentioned Private Lands Lease has been cancelled for non-fulfilment of the labour conditions, 
[1910-4,116] 
Minina Act, 1906. 

- ips A, A oath ig (ne SS SSS Serr a ees 
No | Name, Poe Locality. Area, Application No. 
a Res a = : hl Al 

| a. ¥. p. ; 
94 | D, Bennett ... ia aaa a ren 28 | County Bathurst, parish Beneree »-| 8 818 | Orange 4-10 
THE undermentioned Gold-mining Lease has been cancelled for non-fulfilment of the labour conditions. 
[1910-4,120] 
Miytra Aor, 1906. 
No. | Name. | Porton Locality. Area. | Application No, 
. | 
| So 0RNeP: 
869 | #B. P. Johngzon xe see sl Gt 1 | County Bathurst, parish Errol ... ..| 10 0 0} Blayney 3-5 


THE undermentioned Mining on Private Lands Act Lease has been cancelled for non-fulfilment of the labour 


conditions. 
[1910-4,123] 


No. Name. Portion Locality. | Area. | Application No. 
Si i Se ee Nob Lk WER SOUR Aes eee of ie as 
ees Oe 
966 | M. Kennedy... Ves An | PaL 46 |,County Bathurst, parish Byng ... ele Orange 253 


THE undermentioned Mineral Lease has been cancelled for non-fulfilment of the labour conditions. 
[1910-4,118} 


Mining Act, 1874. 


“re | Ora Name. Fi qeiton Locality. | Area. | Application No. 
aes. p. 
s074 | R. Read and others... oe | ut 5 | County Durham, parish Auckland...) 82 0 38 | Dungog S511 


THE undermentioncd Gold-mining Lease has been cancelled for non-fulfilment of the labour conditions. 
[1910- 4,008] 


Minine Act, 1906. 


ed 


<< 


Forae Locality. | Area. | Application No, 


a 


a. Dp, 
385 | D. Griffin... ee sus ...| GL 200 | County Fitzroy, parish Moonee | 6 0 O| Coramba 10-10 


oO” 


In lien of notice appearing in Goyernment Gazette of 2 ith instant, but to take effect from that date. 
¢ 


4020 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. [27 Jury, 1910. 


— 


NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &c.—continued. 


THE undermentioned Private Lands Leases have been cancelled for non-fulfilment of the labour conditions 
contained therein, and the land comprised in the several leases hereunder mentioned will, unless held under some other title, 
upon publication of this Notice (viz., at 2°30. o'clock p.m , Sydney time, to-day), be available for occupation, in terms of the 
Mining Act of 1906. 
[1910-4,009} 


Miyina Act, 1906. 


Portion 


No. Name. No. 


Locality. | Area. | Application Ne. 


28 | OC. A. Lee and others 


pag ea 
| Pmt 2 | County Cunningham, parish Plevna ...| 88 2 6 | Forbes 2-4 
41 Do 1-3 


2} do do Pgs 1 21k 


THE undermentioned Dredging Lease has been cancelled for non-fulfilment of the libour conditions contained 
therein, and the land comprised in the lease hereunder mentioned will, unless held under some other title, upon publication 
of this Notice (viz., at 2°30 o'clock p.m., Sydney time, to-day), be available for occupation, in terms of the Mining Act of 
1906. 

[1919-4,007 ] Am 
Minine Act, 1906, 


ENE ES A OR RI et RN eR a 


No ' Name, Se a 


Locality | Ares, ; Application No, 
| 


re 2 a a A OT Am NOREEN SS Sa i em ns Oe —— — eer 


37 OC. L. Lorentzen and others 


| Meier 
.| @L 131 | County Wellington, parishes Muckerwa| 48 0 25 | Stuart Town 4-25 
and Burrandong. 


THE undermentioned Mining Purposes Lease has been cancelled, having been abandoned, and the land comprised in 
the lease hereunder mentioned will, unless held under some other title, upon publication of this Notice (viz., at 2°30 o’clock 
p-m., Sydney time, to-day), be available for occupation, in terms of the Mining Act of 1906, 

(A. 1910-4,008] 


ee 


Portion 


No. Name. Noi Locality. | Area. Application No, 

| Sl care eaiegal 
fia Be epi 
61 | Australian Agricultural Company... ME 35 | County Northumberland, parish Stan-| 2 2 0 | Hast Mait- 
| ford. land 10-65 
| 
W. H. WOOD, 
[592 | Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 
ERRATUM NOTICE, 
N Goverament Gazette No, 20 of 2nd February, 1910, page 704, in column 10 of revocation of part of reserve No. 9,206 from 
conditional sale, parishes of Gillenbine and Murga, counties of Kenredy and Cunningham, for “ plan Misc. 734 Fs. Roll” 
read “ plan Misc. 780 Fs. Roll.” 
Misc. 1910-5,533-439 } W. H. WOOD, 


588] Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 14 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN MOGO GOLD-FIELD), PARISH 
OF TOMAGA, COUNTY OF ST. VINCENT. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 

concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 

Act, 1906, part of Reserve No. 14 from conditional sale (within Mogo Gold-field), hereunder described, shall be revoked, and it is hereby 
revoked accordingly. 


(1910-5,396-200 Misc. ]} W. H. WOOD. 
ScHEDULE. 
Land are R . F 
District. Division. NO Purpose. P re County. Parish. Shire, Area. Part revoked, ele 
ar ep: 

Moruya ...| Eastern.. 14 From conditional sale) 29 Aug., 1870; St. Vincent) Tomaga |...! Eurobodalla 20 0 Part within portions 35} Mis.1910- ~ 
(within Mogo Gold- Shire, and 40, Plans V.| 38077, 
field). 2,625 and 2,310-2,018. 

[587] Department of Mines, 


; Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 
RESERVE FROM OCCUPATION UNDER ANY MINER’S RIGHT OR. BUSINESS LICENSE. 


. H*® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, and in pursuance of the powers conferred by section 14 (8) of : 
the Mining Act, 1906, has been pleased to exempt from occupation under any mine?’s right or business license, the Crown Lands 


herein described. ; 
[1910-5,103-209 Misc. ] W. H. WOOD. 


Lanp Disrerot or Copan, Town or SHUTTLETON. 


Reserve No. 1,150. Parish of Hume, county of Mouramba, area 1 rood. The Crown Lands within the boundaries of al | 
of section 11, Town of Shuttleton,—as shown on nae catalogued Shuttleton 12. pele Ye ¥ ; oie ies te are aaa lotmentay 


27 Juny, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. 


4021 


{ands Deyariment Wotices, 


[495 ] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


TL is hereby votified, for public information, that, in accord- 
ance with the provisions of the }06th section of the Crown 
Lands Act cf 1884, Hie Excellency the Governor, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, has approved of Mr. C. 
McNaught, who has left the locality, being removed from his 
position as a Trustee of the land at Naroon, area 556 acres, 
dedicated 3ist October, 1893, fur Public Recreativn, ard he is 
hereby accordingly removed. 


[Ms. 1910-10,989] Ss. W. MOORE. 


[497] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accordance 
with the provisions of the 106th section of the Crown 
Lands Act of 1884, His Excellency the Governor, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to approve 
of the appointment of the undermentioned gentlemen as 
Trustees respectively of the portions of land hereinafter par- 
ticularised, namely :— 


Recreation Ground at Narooma, area 56 acres, dedicated 31st 
October, 1823 :— 
Harry Costin, Esquire 
{in lieu of Mr. C. McNaught, removed). 
(Ms. 1910-10,989 ] 


The portion of the General Cemetery at Wiseman’s Ferry, 
dedicated 22nd August, 190, set apart for Methodist Burial 
Ground :— 

Walter Ford Mappin, Esquire 
(in Inu of Mr. J. J. Rose, deceased). 
f Ms, 1910~10,481] 


General Cemetery at Tenterfield, dedicated 18th March, 1873, 
set apart for Presbyterian Burial Ground :— 
Peter Wilkie, Esquire 


(in lieu of Mr. 8. R. Scott, resigned). 
{Ms. 1910-10,330] 


The portion of the General Cemetery at Carinda, dedicated 
14th November, 1893, set apart for Unsectarian Burial 
Ground :— 
Messrs. William Smith Hardy, 
William Stewart, — 
Frederick Amiet 


(in lieu of Messrs. R. J. Higgins, resigned, and T. H. 
McNamara and ©. Shakespear, deceased), 
[Mz. 1910-10,170] 


Baptist Burial Ground at Parramatta, area 1 acre, appropriated 
17th March, 1849 :— 
John Roland Thwaites, Esquire 


(in liew of Mr. C. Mungomery, resigned). 
[Ms. 1910-10,624 ] 


The portion of the General Cemetery at Cudal, dedicated 22nd 
November, 1870, set apart for Roman Catholic Burial 
Ground :— 

The Reverend Patrick Joseph Doran, 

Garrett Healey, Esquire 
(in lieu of The Very Reverend M. Hanley and Mr. M. Healey, 


deceased). 
[Ms. 1910-9,898] 


The portion of the General Cemetery at Ariah Park 
(Mandamah), dedicated 9th June, 1897, set apart for Baptist 
Burial Ground :— 


Alfred George Goulter, Esquire 


(ia lieu of Mr. F. J. G. C. Baker, resigned), 
(Ms. 1910-10,511] 


The portion of the General Cemetery at Guy Fawker, dedi- 
cated 28rd July, 1898, set apart for Presbyterian Burial 
Ground :— ; 
The Reverend George Arthur Hill. 
Messrs. Robert Chant. 
Arthur Menzies. 
James McIntosh. 
Archibald Turnbull. 
Archibald McIntyre. 


[Ms, 1910-10,328] | 
No. 115, 27 Jury, 1910,--5. 


Ss, W. MOORE. 


[494] Depart uent of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th July, 191¢. 
T is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accordance 
with the provisions of the Public Trus's Acts, 1897, His 
Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, has approved of The Reverend O. FE. Hill, who has 
left the State, being removed from his position as a Trustee of 
Reserve No, 40,435, at Gundy, county of Brisbane, parish of 
Alma, srea about 4 acres 2 roods, notified 2nd May, 1906, for 
Public Recreation, and he is hereby accordingly removed. 


(Ms. 1910-10,482] S. W. MOORE. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


[496] 
2 is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accord- 
ance with the provisions of the Public Trusts Act, 1897, 
His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, has been pleased to approve of the appointment of 
the undermentioned gentleman as an additional] Trustee of the 
portion of the General Cemetery at Wiseman’s Ferry, dedi- 
cated 22nd August, 1900, set apart for Methodist Burial 
Ground, viz. :— 


Nathan Greentree, Esquire. 
[Ms, 1910-10,481] S. W. MOORE. 


£498 } Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910, 


[° is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accordance 
4 with the provisions of the Public Trusts Act, 1897, 
His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Hxecu- 
tive Council, has been pleased to approve of the appointment 
of the undermentioned bodies as Trustees respectively of the 
portions of land hereinafter particularised, namely :— 


The portion of the General Cemetery at Yamba, dedicated 
Sth October, 1891, set apart for Burial Ground for Indepen- 
dents :— 

The Congregational Union of New South Wales. 


[ Ms. 1910-9,147] 


Reserve No. 80,805 at Broke, county of Northumberland, parish 
of Broke, area 37 acres 2 roods, notified 183th January, 1900, 
for Water Supply and Public Recreation :— 


The Council of the Shire of Patrick Plains. 
(Occ. 1910-5,839] 


Reserve No. 45,486, county of Fitzroy, parish of Nymboida, 
area 3 acres, notified 6th July, 1910, for Ferry :— 


The Council of the Shire of Dorrigo. 
[Ms. 1910-9,792] 


a > 


The portion of Reserve No, 45,347 for General Cemetery at 
Bulyeroi, county of Jamison, parish of Clements, notified 8th 
June, 1910, set apart for Church of England Burial Ground :— 


The Corporate Trustees of the Diocese of Grafton and 
Armidale, 


[Ms. 1920-10,247] S. W. MOORE. 


Department of Lands, 


[510] 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that,in accordance 
with the provisions of the Public Trusts Act, 1897, His 
Pxcellency the Governor, with the adviceof the Executive 
Council, has been pleased to approve of the appointment of the 
undermentioned gentlemen as ‘Trustees of Reserve No. 45,542, 
at Wolli Creek, Tempe, county of Cumberland, parish of St. 
George, area about 15 acres, notified 27th July, 1910, for 
Public Recreation, namely :— 


Messrs. Varney Parkes, M.L.A. 
William Taylor, M.L.A. 
John Horatio Clayton. 
Edmund William Reynolds McMillan. 
William George Judd. 
(Ms. 1910~11,819] Ss, W. MOORE, 


4022 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. 


+ 


[27 Jury, 1910. 


ee ee gs Os Se 


[499] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


1b is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accerd- 
ance with the provisions of the Public Trusts Act, 1897, 
His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executire 
Council, has been pleased to approve of the appointment of the 
undermentioned gentlemen as Trustees respectively of the 
portions of land'hereinafter particularised, namely :— 
Reserve No. 30,010 at Bodangora, county of Bligh, parish of 
Nanima, area 10 acres, notified 21st October, 1889, for Public 
Recreation, and known as “ Dick Park” :— 
Joseph Sullivan, Esquire 
(in lieu of Mr. W. Smith, jun, resigned). 
f Ms. 1910-10,163] 
Reserve No. 29,487 at Lyndhurst, county of Bathurst, parish 
of Lyndhurst, area 5 acres 1 rood 12 perches, notified 17th 
June, 1899, for Public Recreation :— 


Arthur Emms, Esquire 


(in lieu of Mr. C. Byrne, resigned). 
[Ms, 1210- 10,223] 


The portion of Reserve No. 44,112 for General Cemetery ab 
Dunedoo, connty of Lincoln, parish of Bolaro, notified 7th 
July, 1909, set apart for Presbyterien Burial Ground :— 
The Reverend Benjamin David Morris. 
Messrs. Claude Willism Richard Wright. 
Thomas Henry Gudgcon, 
William Evan Shaw. 
Albert Leeson. 
George Patterson. 
_., Henry Albatross Patrick. 
[Ms. 1910-93593] 


Reserve No. 39,328 at. Bundanoon, county of Camden; parish 
of Sutton Forest, area 38 acres, notified 24th June, 1903, for 
Public Reereation :— 

William Henry Perkins, Esquire 
(in lieu of Mr. J. W. Clark, resigned). 
[Ms. 1910-9,771] 


Reserve No. 45,830 at Beckom, county of Bourke, parish of 
Ariah, area 17 acres 2 roods 84 perches, notified 6th June, 
1910, for Public Recreation :— 
Messrs. Daniel O’ Brien. 
édobn W hjte. 
James Gemmell, 
James Griffin. 
Andrew Burns. 


(Ms. 1910-10;680} 8; W. MOORE. 


7482} Department of Lands, 


Sydney; 27th July, 1919, 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
VILLAGE OF GUYRA. 
T is hereby notified, for public information, that, at the 
expiration of three months from this date, ib is intended, 

under the provisions of section 107 of the Crown Lends Act of 
1s fod section.5¢ of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, to alter 
fhe. design of. the village of Gvyra by, excising part of 
the village lands, and adding it to the suburban lands, 

Lithographs showing the proposed alteration may be in- 
spected at the Crown Land Office, Armidalo, Post Office, 
Guyra; ind at the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


Ms. 1910-11;113} 8. W. MOORE. 


£483] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th July; 1910. 
PROPOSHD ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
+e TOWN OF QUIRINDLI. 
lie is hereby notified, for public information, that, at the 
expiration of thrée months from this date, it is intended; 
upder the provisiofis df Section Lo7 of the Orown Lands Act 
of 1884, and section 57 of the Orown Lands Act of 1895; to 


alter the design of the town of Quirindi by converting part of 
the town lands into suburban lands. 


Lithographs showing the proposed alteration may be in- 
spected. at the Crown Land Office; Tamworth, Post Office, 
_ Quirindi, and at the Department of Lauds; Sydney. 


{ Ala; 1910-7,752] g) W. MOORE: 


[6861] Department of Lands 

Sydney, 1ith May, 1910. 
PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
TOWN OF BURI. 


he is hereby notified, for public information, that, 

at the expiration of three months from this date 
it is intended, under the provisions of section 107 of 
the Crewn Lands Act of 1884, and section 57 cf the 
Crown Lands Act of. 1895, to alter the design of the 
town of Buri, by extending the village boundaries, 
cancelling designed section 8, and substituting there- 
for measured. sections 8. and 6,—as shown on plan 
catalogued Buri 12, and opening new streets and lanes 
therein. 

Lithographs showing the proposed alteration may be 
inspected at the Crown Lands Office, Tamworth, and 
at the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


[AIn. 1910-5,358] S. W. MOORE. 


Se 


[7431] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 8th June, 1910. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 


TOWN OF TENTERFIELD. 


lig is hereby notified, for public information, that, 

at the expiration of three months from this date; 
it is intended, under. the provisions of section 107 
of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, and section 57 of 
the Crown Lands Act of 1895, to alter the design of 
the town of Tenterfield, by closing the part of Scott- 
street between Miles and Manners streets, and cpen- 
ing a new street along the west boundary of allot- 
ments 1 to 10 of section,.22. 

Lithographs showing the proposed alteration. may 
be inspected at the Crown Land Office, Tenterfield, 
and at the Department of Lands, Sydney. 
| Ms. 1910-7,363] S. W. MOORE. 


[344] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


te is hereby notified, for public information, that 

the Surveyors Board will conduct an examination 
of candidates for licenses to survey under the Crown 
Lands Acts, commencing at 10 a.m: on Monday, 19th 
September, 1910, at the Office of the Chief Surveyor, 
Devartment of Lands. 


Candidates are informed that their applications, 
together with documentary evidence of having .com- 
plied with the preliminary conditions, must reach the 
Secretary to the Board at least ten days before the 
date fixed for the examination. 


[Minl. 1910-6,433] 8. W. MOORE. 


Department of Lands, ae 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 
APPROACHING LAND SALES. 
Ca LANDS have been advortised in the Government 
y 


Gazette for sale at the undermentioned places and 
dates i-— 


ba = 
. 10. 
ArnvIDALE— Wednesday, 3rd August, 1919 o20 i OR 


Barnurst—Wednesday, 3rd August, 1519... iene rag 
BixgARA—Wednesday, 3rd August; 1910 ... pe Oe 
BompaLta— Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910... ne -SGh 
Burren Junction—Wednesday, 8rd August, 1910 103 
Brron Bay—Wednesday, 8rd August, 1910, ae 5: Sew 
Canow1s pRA—Friday, 23rd September, 1910 cael 
CarcoaR—Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910 ... |. 
Cor?’s HARnovn-—Wedhesday, 3rd Audust, 1910... 97 
Copmantiurst—Friday, 29th July, 1910 .. Sala! 
Forpes—Wedneaday, 3rd August, 1910 4. ui ge 
GouLnurN—W ednesday, 17th August, 1910 ive hee 
GreNweit—Wednesday, 3rd Atigust, 1910... 
Moama—Wednesday, 24th August, 1910 ... nee 
Mupare—Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910 ... RY ae 
MuRRUMBURRAH—Friday, 12th Angust, 1910 ... 97 
MuswELLprook—Wednesday, 17th August, 1910 97 
NaRRANDERA—Wednesday, 17th August, 1910 ... 9 
OprRon—Friday, 29th July, 1910 ... rr) RN 
Parkes— Wednesday,.3rd August, 1910. ... siecle 
Peak Hitt—Friday, [2th Augnst, 1910... ow 
TAmpar Sprinds—Saturday, 6th August, 1910 .. 9 
TamwortH—Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910 oe oe 
TaruE—Weduesday; 3rd Aupist, 1910... 97 
TuMBARUMBA— Wednesday; 3rd Atigust, $10... 97 
Tumur—Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910... asst. OE 
WaconcaA—Friday, 29th dtily; 1910 ina oa 
Wratonc—Wednesday; 8rd Augtst) 1910...  ... 97 
Younc—Wednesday, 8rd-Angust; 1910... 97 


gi Wi OGRE. 


a 


27 Jury, 1910.] 


[604] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


Proposats under section 105, Crown Lands Act of 1884, 
in respect of tho Public Recreation Ground st Brand 
(Long Bay). 


EN) HEREAS His Excellency the Governor, with the advice 

¥ of the Executive Council, being of opinion that it is 
ezpedient in the public interest to resume the whole of the 
land st Brand (Long Bay), area 402 acres 1 rood 10 perches, 
dedicated 2nd August, 1902, for Public Recreation, and des- 
cribed in the Schedule hereto, has directed that this notice 
under my hand shall be published in the Government Gazette, 
setting forth the mode in which it is proposed to deal with the 
land in question: Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, in 
pursuance of such direction, and in accordance with the pro- 
visions of the 105th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1834, 


that itis proposed to deal with the said land in the manner 


following, that is to say,—to revoke the dedication thercof 
heretofore made, and to re-dedicate the parts of the seid land 
containing 26 acres 2 roods and 48 acres 2 roods. respectively 
and also hereunder described for Public Reercation and part 
containing 62 acres 2 roods and alzo hereunder deacribed for 
Publie Reerestion and Public Baths. 


[ Ms. 1910-10,416] S. W. MOORE, 


SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


Description of 402 acres 1 rooi 19 perches of land dedicated 
for Public Recreation, the dedication of which is ineaded 
to be revoked. ; 


County of Cumberland, parish of Botany, Municipality of 
Randwick, at Long and Maroubra Bays, area 402 acres 1 rood 
10 perches. The land within the boundaries of measurcd 
portions 612 and 612 and section 11, village of Brand—as 
indicated by green edging on plans catalogued Ma. 1,498 Sy. ; 
and ©. 2,204-2,039, 


Description of 26 acres 2 rocds af land which is intended to be 
re-dedicated fur Public Recreation. 

County of Cumberland, parish of Botany, at Long Bay 
Municipality of Randwick, area 26 acres 2 roods: Commencing 
on the high-water mark of Long Bay, at ita intersection with 
the southerly prolongation of the eastern side of Orient-streci, 
village of Brand ; and bounded thence by that prolongation 
north to the easterly extremity of the southern side of Brand- 
street ; thence by Brand and Martin strects westerly, south- 
westerly, and north-westerly, by Franklin-street scuth-weaterly, 
aad by Dacre-street and its prolongation south-easterly to the 
high-water mark of Long Bay beferementioned ; and thence 
by that high-water mark south-easterly, to the point of com- 
mencement,—as shown on plans catalogued Ms, 1,498 Sy. and 
C. 2,204-2,030. 


Description of 48 acres 2 roads of land which is intended to 
ke re-dedicated for Public Recreation, 


County of Cumberland, parish of Botany, at Maroubra Ray, 
Municipality of Randwick, area 48 acres 2 roods, being 
measured portion 613,—as shown on plan catalogued ©. 2,204- 
2,030. 


Description of 62 acres 2 roods of land which is intende 1 to be 
re-dedicated for Public Recreation and Public Bathe. 


County of Cumberland, parish of Botany, at Long Bay, 
Municipality of Kandwick, area 62 acres 2 roods, being 
measured portion G12 and site for Public Baths, as indicated 
by green edging on plan catalogued C. 2,204-2,020. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


Prorosars under section 105, Crown Lands Act of 
1884, and section 7, Public Trusts Act, 1897, in 
respect of the land at Sydney, known as the 

, , Domain, 

4%) HEREAS by Colonial Secretary’s letter No. 15 
of the year 1855, an area of 90 acres at Sydney, 
known as the Domain, was_reserved or appropriated 
for Public Recreation: And whereas His Mxccllency 
the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Coun- 
cul, being of opinion that it is expedient in the public 
interest. to resume such portion of the said land so 
reserved or, appropriated as is described in the) Sche- 

dule hereunder written, and the area of which is 1 

rocd and 31 perches, has directed that this notice 

nnder my. hand shall be published in the Government 

Gazette, setting forth the mode in which it is pro- 

osed to.deal with the land in question: Now, there- 
ieee, notice is hereby given, in. purstance of such 
direction, and in accordance with the- provisions cf 
ie 105th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1984, 


3u 
4 
u 
a? 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 115. 


nn 


and the 7th section of the Public Trusts Act, 1897,. 
that it is proposed to deal with the said land in ths 
manner following, that is to say, to revoke the reser- 
vation or appropriation thereof heretofore made so 
far only as it affects the part of the said“aréa con- 
taining 1 rood and 81 perches, and described in tho 
Schedule hereunder written, and to re-dedi¢ate the 
said area as a site for Public Library. 


[Ms. 1910-10,927] Ss. W, MOORE. 


SCHEDULE REFERRED TO, 


Description of 1 rood 31 perches, part of the 90 acres 
of land originally reserved’ or appropriated. for 
Public Recreation, the reservation or appropria- 
tion of which is intended to be revoked, and which 
is intended to be re-dedicated as a site for Public 
Library. 


County of Cumberland, parish of St. James, area 1 rood 31 
perches: Commencing ata point within the Outer Domain 
bearing south 59 degrees 4 minutes east ‘2 chains 474%, links 
from the intersection of the south-western side of Bent-street 
with the western side of Macquarie-street, City of Sydney: 
bounded thence cn the north by a line bearing north 86 
degrees 50 minutes east 1354 links by 78 74 links of a convex 
curve of 50 links radiua (the chord of which beats north 86 
degrees 50 minutes east 70,9; links), and by a line bearing 
north 86 degrees 59 minutes east 68 links; thence on the east 
by a line bearing south 3 degrees 10 minutes east 19 links ; 
thence on the north-east generally by lines bearing south 65 
degrees 3 minutes east 24,1, links, north 83 degrees 5 minutes 
east 9555 links, south 80 degrees 50 minutes cast 9 links, south 
56 degrees east 27,5, links, south 38 degrees 25 minutes east 
84; links, and south 27 degrees 2 minutes east 1 chain 45+, 
links ; thence on the south by a line bearing south 86 degrees - 
45 minutes west 2 chains 77,8, links; and thence on the west 
by a line bearing north 3 degrees 10 minutes west 167, links, 
by 793, links of a convex curve of 50 links radius (the chord 
of which bears north 3 degrees 10 minutes west 7145 links), 
and by a line bearing north 3 degroes 10 minutes west | chain 
2255 links to the point of commencement,—as shown on 
plan Ms, 3,238 Sy. 


£576] 


“tm Lands, ' 

Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 

PROPesALS under 5, Crown Lands Act of 
1884, and section 41, Crown Lands Act of 1889, 
in respect of the General Cemetery at Turi. 

V JHERDAS His Excellency the Governor, with the 


the whole of the land at Turi, area 7 acres 2 roods, 
dedicated 17th October, 1876, for General Cemetery, 
and described in the Schedule hereto, has directed 
that this notice under my hand shall be published in 
the Goverhment Gazette, setting forth the mode in 
which it 1s preposed to deal with the land in question :: 
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, in pursuance 
of such direction, and in accordance with the pro- 
visions of the 105th section of the Crown Lands Act 
of 1884, and the 41st section cf the Crown Lands Act 
of 1889, that it is proposed to deal with the said land 
jn the manner following, that is to say,—to revoke the 
dedication of the whole and grants of portions of the 
said iand heretofore made. 


[Ms. 1910-968] 


S. W. MOORE. 


SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


Description of 7 acres 2 roods of land, the dedication 
of the whole and grants of portions of which are 
intended to be revoked. 


County of Parry, parish of Turi, containing an 
area of 7 acres 2 roods: Commencing at the south- 
western corner of portion 154; and bounded thence on 
the north by the southern boundary of that.portion 
east 8 chains to the western boundary of portion 153; 
thence on the east by part of that boundary of that 
portion south 10 chains 89 links to the northern boun- 
dary of portion 42; thence on the south by part of 
that boundary of that portion north. 89 degrees 50 
minttes west 8 chains to the eastern boundary of por- 
tion 156; thence on the west by part, of that boun- 
dary of that portion, by a line. and by part of the 
eastern boundary of portion 157 north 10 chains 37 
links, to the palit of commencement ;—but exclusive 
of a, road 100 links wide. Plan catalogued C.. 490- 
1,984, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. 


[27 Juny, 1910. 


[572] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


PROPOSED CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY PARTS OF 
ROADS. 


OTICE is hereby given that the Minis!er for Lands is of 
. opinion that it is expedient to cose, under the provisions 
of the 19th and 20th sections of tive ** Public Roads Act, 1907,” 
the parts of roads hereunder described ; and all perscns in- 
terested are hereby called upon to ret forth in writing, addrerecd 
tothe Minister, withia one month from date of this notice, 
any objections which may appear to them to exist to the closing 
of the said parts of roads, 


[Roads 1910-192-4] 8. W. MOCRE. 


DESCRIPTION. 


The unnecessary part of road separating Mesers. Pi kee 
Brothers’ portion }2 from same owners portions 66 and 67 and 
the unneccseary part of road between said portions 66 and 67, 
both parts being within an area for proposed Rifle Range at 
Bigga, parizh of Bigga, county of Georgiana, Crookwell Shire 
(No. 116). 


(571] 


Departmont of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1310. 


NorrricaTIoNn of ye-marking of reserved roads 100 links wide 
being part of the road from the Tamworth-Wallatadah 
road (Great Northern rcad) to Quiliodi; also notification 
of intention to obtain the Governor’s authority to declare 
these roads, together with cross rosda, to be a public road. 
Parishes of Wallabadah, county of Buckland, Tamarang 
Shire No. 29, Land District of Tamworth. ' 


¥T is hereby notified that under the pr.visions of the 23rd 
section of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the position of the 
reserved roads 10) links wide through R. J. Kelso’s portion 
168, Crowa portion 229, J. V. Cramer's portion 64, Commercial 
Banking Company of Sydney, Limited’s, portious 126, 146, and 
258, J. M. L. Macdonaid’s portion 21, Bank of New South 
Wales’ portions 22, 145, 62, and 257, Messrs. J. M. L. Mac- 
donald’s and D. A. Miln’s portion 32, J. M. L. Macdonald’s 
portions 101, 102 and 198, being part of the road from 
the Tamworth-Wallabadah road (Great Norih-rn road) to 
Quirindi has been remarked,—as shown on plan catalogued R, 
9,437-1,608, which is deposited in and can be inspected at 
Department of Lands, Sydney, and a copy of same can be seen 
at the Crown Land Agent’s Office at Tamworth. In accord- 
ance with the 25th section of the aforesaid Act, it is intended 
to submit the plan of remarking to the Governor for approval ; 
it is therefore necessary that any persons having objections 
which may appear to them to exist to the position of the roads 
es now remarked, also to intention to declare these roads and 
cross rosds to be a public roid under L8th section of same 
Act, should set forth the same in writing, addressed to the 
Minister for Lands, within one month from the date of this 
notice. 
[ Rds. 1899-374-6] 


S. W. MOORE. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


BY-LAWS FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF DEN- 
MAN PARK, DENMAN. 

[ IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, having been pleased to 

make the following By-laws for the management of 

Denman Park, Denman, such By-laws are hereby pub- 

lished for public information, in accordance with the 

provisions of the Public Parks Act, 1902. 


[Ms. 1910-11,276] S. W. MOORE. 


1. The trustees of the said park may appoint a 
ranger, bailiff, or overseer over the said park, with 
powers and authorities necessary to enable him to 
perform his duties as they may from time to time 
think fit. 

2. No person shall cut, break, or deface, or other- 
wise injure or destroy any of the trees, shrubs, flow- 
ers, plants, seats, gates, posts, fences, or other erec- 
tions upon or bounding the said park, or write 
thereon, or shall affix any bill or stencil-mark to any 
such tree, seat, gate, post, fence, wall, pillar, or to or 
upon any building or other erection, or any pavement 
or footway, in or upon or forming the boundaries or 
part of the boundaries of such park. 

3. No person shall injure or destroy any dam, well, 
fountain, or reservoir in the said park, or shall wash 
therein any clothes, or himself, or any person or ani- 
mal, or in any way pollute the water in any such dam, 
well, fountain, or reservoir. 

4. No person shall climb any of the trees growing 
in the said park, or sit upon, climb, or jump over, or 
in any way get on, over, or under any fence or rail 


erected in the park, or stand, or lie, on any of the 
seats therein, or trespass within the enclosures set 
apart for seats, shrubs, or flowers. 

5. No person, not being a player, shall trespass 
within any enclosures set apart in the said park for 
the purpose of cricket, football, or any other lawful 
game or sports, nor shall any person, unless engaged 
in such game or sports, be allowed to enter or remain 
upon any cricket oval, bowling green, tennis court, or 
football ground, or bicycle track in the said park dur- 
ing the continuance of such game or sports. 

6. No performance or entertainment of any kind 
shall be permitted in the said park, nor shall any 
money be collected at the gates or elsewhere without 
permission of the trustees. 

7. No person shall, without the written authority of 

he said trustees, engage in, or train, or practise, or 
exercise for any race or game, or play upon any in- 
strument, or throw any stone or other missile, or 
discharge firearms, or fireworks, or light any fire in 
the said park, or deposit therein any bottle, broken 
glass, fruit-skins, bones, paper, cast-off clothing, rub- 
bish, or litter of any kind. 

8. No person shall in the park sell, or offer, or ex- 
pose for sale, or to let or hire, or offer or expose for 
letting to hire, any commodity cr article unless in 
pursuance of an agreement with the trustees. 

9. No person shall remove any rock, stone, earth, or 
otber material from the said park without the leave 
of the said trustees first had and obtained. 

10. No tents, booths, or stalls shall be erected on 
the said park without the consent of the said trustees 
first had and obtained. . 

11. No public meeting of any kind, or assemblage of 
persons together to the number of twelve or more 
for any purpose shall be allowed in the said park 
without the written permission of the trustees first 
had and obtained. + 

12. The said trustees may, with the consent of the 
Minister, annually let from year to year, or for any 
less term, by public auction or by tender, the exclu- 
sive right to depasture stock on the said park, or the 
trustees may take in horses and cattle for agistment 
on the park at a price to be fixed by the trustees. 

13. The owner of any horse, cow, sheep, goat, pig, 
or other destructive animal found trespassing upon the 
said park, shall be liable on conviction to a penalty 
not exceeding one pound, 

14. Every person who shall be in the said park 
in a state of intoxication, or behaving in a disorderly 
manner, or creating or taking part, in any distur- 
bance, or wilfully injuring any building, fence, tree, 
shrub, flower, rail, wall, pillar, fountain, seat, or 
other property therein or bounding the same, or re- 
moving any tree, shrub, flower, rail lamp, or 
seat therefrom, or committing any act of indecency, 
or obstructing any officer or workman of the trustees, 
or interfering not being a player, with any game or 
sports therein, or swearing or making use of any 
profane or obscene language, or using insulting words 
or gestures towards any person, or otherwise mis- 
behaving himself or herself, shall be Liable to a penalty 
not exceeding five pounds. 


15. The said trustees may, with the consent of the~ 


Minister for Lands, set apart any portion or portions 
of the said park, tor the purpose of cricket, football, 
or any other lawful game or sports, and from time 
to time grant to any club or association of clubs, 
upon such terms and conditions as the said trustees, 
or a majority thereof, may think fit, with the appro- 
val of the Minister, the use of grounds so set apart, 
and authorise the erection, alteration, and removal 
by such club or association of clubs of any buildings 
or pavilions thereon; but the said trustees shall have 
the power at any time to revoke such grant or autho- 
rity, and to order the removal of such buildings or 
pavilions; and nothing in such grant or authority 
shall limit or affect the right of entry or control over 
the grounds by the said trustees or their servants or 
agents. 

16. The said trustees may, with the consent of the 
Minister for Lands, erect on any portion of the said 
park buildings or pavilions, and likewise, with the 
consent of the said Minister, may charge for admis- 
sion to any such. building or pavilion such sum not 


- exceeding one shilling as may be fixed from time to 


time by any resolution of the said trustees. Any per- 
son entering or remaining upon any such building or 
pavilion without the permission of the said trustees, 
or without having paid such charge for admission, or 
who shall neglect or refuse to pay any such charge 
immediately on demand thereof by the said ranger, 
bailiff, or overseer, shall be liable, on conviction, to 
forfeit and pay a penalty not exceeding ten shillings. 

17. It shall be lawful for the said trustees, with the 
consent of the Minister for Lands, to at any time 
make a charge for admission to the said park, and to 


27 Jury, 1910.) 


exclude the public therefrom, except upon paymen® cf 
such charge for a period not exceeding three days at 
any time, and not exceeding nine days in any one 
year, such charge to be fixed for each occasion by reso- 
lution of the said trustees, and the proceeds of such 
charge to be devoted to the maintenance or improve- 
ment of the said park, or in such manner as the said 
trustees may direct. Any person entering or remain- 
ing upon the said park without the authority or con- 
sent of the said trustees, or without having paid the 
said charge for admission during any part of any 
period when the public shall be so excluded from such 
park, shall be liable, on conviction, to a penalty not 
exceeding five pounds. ‘ 

18. For every offence against the provisions of these 
regulations, where no penalty is provided, the offender 
shall, upon conviction, forfeit and pay a penalty not 
exceeding five pounds. Made and passed by the trus- 
tees of the Denman Park, this twentieth day of Febru- 
ary, 1910. 

19. The By-laws gazetted for the park on the 18th 
and 22nd June, 1686, are hereby cancelled. 

F. 8. BELL, Chairman. 
EK. REG. WHITE. 

J. A. JENNISON. 

G. ROSS. 


(.8.) 


[7860] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR AN ANNUAL LEASE FOR 
GRAZING PURPOSES ONLY UNDER THE 
PROVISIONS OF THE CROWN LANDS ACTS. 


Lanp Disrricr os NARRABRI. 


io accordance with the provisions of the Crown 
Lands Acts, the Minister for Lands directs it to 
be notified that tenders will be received at this Depart- 
ment not later than 3 o’clock p.m. on Tuesday, 30th 
August, 1910, for an annual lease for grazing purposes 
only of the land set forth in the Schedule hereunder. 
The lease will be subject to the general provisions and 
conditions of the Crown Lands Acts, and Regulations 
thereunder, and to the following special conditions, 
provisions, exceptions, covenants, and reservations : — 


1. The term of the lease will be from the first day 
of the month succeeding the date of notification in the 
Gazette of the Minister’s acceptance of the tender, to 
8lst December, 1910, and thereafter from the Ist 
January to 3lst December in each year. 

2. Any amount required to complete rent to 3lst 
December, 1910, after payment of deposit on tender, 
must be paid into the Treasury, or to the Land Agent 
of the district, within one month from date of gazettal 
of lease. For the year 1911, and any subsequent year, 
the rent must be paid during the month of September 
of the year preceding. As the lease is annual, ter- 
minating on 3lst December in each year, the renewal 
rent must be paid in advance, otherwise the land will, 
immediately after the 3lst December, become and be 
liable to be dealt with as vacant Crown Lands. | 

3. There is no objection to the boundaries being 
fenced, provided gates are erected on any of the 
boundaries which are intersected by roads used, or 
which may hereafter be required by the public. 

4. Any improvements (inclusive of fencing), effected 
on the lease shall be at the lessee’s sole risk, and 
such improvements will revert to the Crown upon the 
expiration, surrender, or forfeiture of the lease. _ 

5. In the event of any reduction of area by selection 
or otherwise, the annual rental will not be less than 


6. Any travelling stock or camping reserves within 
the land leased shall, during the wholo currency of 
the lease, be open to the use of bona fide travelling 
stock, teamsters, carriers, and travellers; and the 
lessee shall post in a conspicuous place thereon notice- 
boards near where the road passes through the lease, 
indicating for public information the purpose of such 
reserves, that such portion is under lease, and giving 
the name and address of the lessee. In fencing any 
such reserves the lessee shall also provide gates and 
other facilities for the entrance and exit of travelling 
stock, teamsters, and carriers. _Such notice-boards, 
gates, and facilities to be erected and maintained to 
the satisfaction of the Stock Inspector. The Minister 
for Lands may at any time and from time to time 
withdraw from lease the whole or any part of the land 
comprised within any travelling stock or camping re- 
serves for any public purpose, and the lessee shall not 
be entitled to any compensation whatsoever either in 
respect of such withdrawal or for any improvements 
effected on the area so withdrawn. The lessee shall 
not in any way interfere with, or cause any annoyance 
to, travelling stock, teams, or the public. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. 4025 


7. The lessee shall not overstock, wholly or in part, 
the area leased within any reserve, the decision as to 
overstocking to rest with the Minister for Lands. 

8. The right is reserved to the public to use, for 
the legitimate purpose for which they were notified, 
ong. reserves situated wholly or partly within the 
ease, 

9. The lease is granted subject to the provisions of 
poe Rubi Watering Places Act and Regulations there- 
under. 

10, All persons duly authorised shall have full right 
to enter upon the land at any time within reasonable 
hours during the currency of the lease for the purpose 
of cutting and removing timber without interference 
by the lessee, and the lessee shall provide convenient 
gateways or openings where required for this purpose, 
or where directed by the Minister or any officer 
authorised by the Minister in this behalf, and permit 
timber-getters to camp and graze their teams within 
the lease, subject to the provisions of section 20 of 
the ‘“‘Forestry Act of 1909,”’ and to payment by them 
of agistment fees as provided by that section. 

ll. No trees or saplings shall be interferred with by 
ringbarking or otherwise, except under permits issued 
under the provisions of the Forestry Act, and Regu- 
lations thereunder; but the lessee may take from the 
land leased to him such timber and other material for 
building and other purposes upon such land as may 
be required by him as tenant thereof, provided such 
land is not comprised within a timber or forest 
reserve. 

12. Mining leases and authorised occupations under 
any Mining Acts are excluded. Mining operations 
shall not be interfered with. The holder of a miner’s 
right may, while following the occupation of a miner 
or prospector, graze upon Crown Lands not exempted 
such horses or other animals as may be necessary for 
his subsistence and for the carrying on of prospecting 
or mining. 

13. The right of the public to travel over all roads 
and tracks in use through the lease is retained. 

14. Crown improvements must be kept in a proper 
state of repair, fair wear and tear excepted. 

15. The lessee shall, to the satisfaction of the Minis- 
ter for Lands, take all reasonable steps to destroy, and 
throughout the currency of the lease keep the land 
clear of all noxious plants, weeds, and serub, includ- 
ing prickly-pear and Bathurst-burr, operations to be 
Sauipe est within three months from date of gazettal 
or lease. 

16. A breach of any condition will render the lease 
hable to forfeiture. 

Tenders shall be addressed to the Under Secretary 
for Lands and endorsed ‘‘Tender for an Annual Lease 
ve grazing purposes only, Land District of Narra- 

ri,’ with date of Gazette notice, and they shall be 
made under and subject to the following conditions, 
provisions, and reservations :— 5 


(a) Tenders shall be made on Form 74, and shall 
clearly describe the land applied for, and 
shall be accompanied by a receipt showing 
that a deposit equal to the amount stated in 
the Gazette as the upset annual rent of the 
block has been paid to the Land Agent or the 
State Treasurer. 

(b) 'fhe deposit paid by the person whose tender 
is accepted shall be credited on account of 
the first year’s rent. If a tender be with- 
drawn, the deposit, wholly or in part, may 
be retained. 

(c) The Minister reserves the right to refer the 
whole or any of the tenders to the Local Land 
Board for a report for his guidance in select- 
ing the applicant whose tender should be 
accepted. 

(d) The Minister reserves the right to accept or 
to refuse any tender. ‘ 

(ce) The highest or any tender will not necessarily 
be accepted. 


Lithographs showing the position of the block to 
be leased may be seen at the Information Bureau, 
Lands Department, Sydney, at the Office of the Crown 
Land Agent, Narrabri, at the Pastures Protection 
Board Office, Narrabri, and at the Local Land Board 


Office, Moree. _ 
[Ms. Ls. 1910-9,708] S. W. MOORE. 


ScHEDULE. 
Bae ts j 1 
Block.| Area. Situation of Land. vo pate 
Acres, te.8n dL. 
A 550 | Part of travelling stock reserve No. 22,619, 514 7 
\(about). parishes of Narrabri and Galathera, 
counties of Nandewar and Jamison, 
| Namoi Shire, 


— — nena 


4026 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. [27 Jury, 1910. : 


[7890] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR SPECIAL LEASES FOR ‘“GRAZING,”. 


UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE CROWN 
LANDS ACTS. 


Lanp Districr oF SCONE. 


[2 accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands 
Acts, it is hereby notified for general information, that 
Tenders will be received at this Department not later than 
3 o'clock, on Wednesday, 10th August, 1910, for Special 
Leases for ‘*Grazine’? of the lands set forth in the Schedule 
hereunder. The leases will be subject to the general pro- 
visions aud conditions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regula- 
tions thereunder, and to the following special conditions, 
provisions, exceptions, covenants, and reservations :— 


1. The term of the leases will be from the date of the 
notification of the Minister’s acceptance of the Tenders to 
3]st December, 1924. 


2. The rent for each year shall be paid in advance to the 
Crown Land Agent of the District, or to the State Treasurer 
at Sydney, on or before the 3ist December of the year 
preceding, otherwise penalties for the late payments shall be 
incurred, and the lease shall be liable to forfeiture, 


8. The survey fee as specified in the Schedule attached 
hereto and the balance of rent to 3lst December, 1910, shall 
be paid by the lessee within one month from date of 
notification in the Government Gazctte of the Minister's 
acceptance of the Tender. 


4. The lessee shall, within six (6) months from the date of 
notification in the Government Gazette of the Minister’s ac- 
ceptance of the tender, clear the land of all suckers, seedling 
trees and prickly pear, noxious scrub, plants, or weeds, and 
shall thereafter keep the land clear of them during the 
currency of the lease. ' 


Notre.—The method to be followed in eradicating the 
prickly pear is to entirely consume by fire or completely bury 
it at least 3 feet underground with the roots, seed, and every 
part thereof. 


5. In addition to the above the lease shall be subject to 
subsections l, 2, 4 to 18 and 20 of Regulation No. 215, notified 
30th March, 1910. 


6. Failure to comply with any of the above conditions will 
render the lease liable to forfeiture. 


Tenders shall be addressed to the Under Secretary for 
Lands, and endorsed “‘ Tender for a Special Lease for Grazing 
Purposes, Land District of Scone,” with date of Gazette 
notice, and they shall be made under and subject to the 
following conditions and provisions and reservations :— 


(a) Tenders shall be made on Form 74, and shall clearly 
describe the land applied for, and shall be acconi- 
panied by a receipt showing that a deposit equal to 
the amount stated in the Gazette as the upset annual 
rent of the portion has been paid to the Land Agent 
or the State Treasurer. 


(b) The deposit paid by the person whose tender is 
accepted shall be credited on account of the first 
year’s rent. If a tender be withdrawn, the deposit, 
wholly or in part, may be retained. 


(c), The Minister reserves the right to refer the whole or 
any of the tenders for the undermentioned blocks 
to the Local Land Board, for a report for his guid- 
ance in selecting the applicant whose tender should 
be accepted. 


(d) The Minister reserves the right to accept or to refuse’ 


any tender. 


(ce) The highest or any tender will not necessarily be 
accepted. 


Heliographs showing the position of the blocks to be leased 
may be seen at the Information Bureau, Lands Department, 
Sydney, and at the Office of the Crown Land Agent, Scone. 


[Ms. Ls. 1910-8,272] S. W. MOORE. 


SCHEDULE. 
re Approxi- Upset Yees— 
mate Locality, Annual | Survey, 
Area. Rental. RC. 
————— 
Q: JT Pi ; Ly. A} 8 sd. 
55 0 Q| Suburban lands, village of Aber| 310 0| 5 2 6 
. deen. 
205 0 0} Parish Russell, county Durham,)1810 0} 7 7 6 
shire Woolooma, 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th July, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR A SPECIAL LEASE FOR ‘‘GRAZ- 
ING” UNDER THE’ PROVISIONS OF THE 
CROWN LANDS ACTS. 

LAND DistrRicr or WARIALDA. 


N accordance with the provisions of the Crown 
Lands Acts, it is hereby notified, for general 
information, that Tenders will be received at this 
Department not later than 3 p.m. on Wednesday, 
10th August, 1910, for a Special Lease for ‘‘GRAziIn@”’ 
of the land set forth in the Schedule hereunder. ‘The 
lease will be subject to the general provisions and 
conditions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations 
thereunder, and to the following special conditions, 
provisions, exceptions, covenants, and ‘reserva- 
tions :-—- ‘ , 
1. The term of the lease will be from the date of 
the notification of the Minister’s acceptance of the 
tender to 3ist December, 1931. 4 

2. The rent for each year shall be paid in advance 
to the Crown Lands Agent of the District, or to the 
State Treasurer at Sydney, on or before the 31st 
December of the year preceding, otherwise penalties 
for the late payments shall be incurred, and the lease 
shall be liable to forfeiture. 

8. The survey fee as specified in the Schedule 
attached hereto and the balance of rent to 38lst 
December, 1910, shall be paid by the lessee within one 
month from date of notification in the Government 
Gazette of the Minister’s acceptance of the tender. 

4. Gates shall be erected on any road, and should 
further access be required, other gates shall be 
erected wherever and within such period as the 
Minister may hereafter direct. 

5. The lessee shall, within three years from the date 


-of notification. in the Government’ Gazette of the 


Minister’s acceptance of the tender, clear the land of 
all burrs, prickly-pear, noxious serub, plants, or weeds, 
at the rate of one-third of the area each year, and 
shail thereafter keep the land clear of them during 
the currency of the lease. BS 
6. In addition to the above, the lease will be sub- 
ject. to subsections 1, 2, 4 to 15, 17, 18, 20, and 21 
of Regulation No. 215, notified 30th March, 19190. 
7. Failure to comply with any of the above condi- 
tions will render the lease liable to forfeiture. 
Tenders shall be addressed to the Under Secretary 
for Lands, and endorsed ‘‘Tender for a Special Lease 
for Grazing Purposes, Land District of Warialda,” 
with date of Gazette notice, and they shall be made 
under and subject to the following conditions and 
provisions and reservations : — bi 


(a) Tenders shall be made on Form 74, and shall 
clearly describe the land applied for, and 
shall be accompanied by a receipt showing 
that a deposit equal to the amount stated in 
the Gazette as the upset annual rent of the 
portion has been paid to the Land Agent or 
the State Treasurer. Ro ae 

(b) The deposit paid by the person whose tender 
is accepted shall be credited on account of the 
first year’s rent. If a tender be withdrawn, 
the deposit, wholly or in part, may be’ re- 
tained. 

(c) The Minister reserves the right to refer the 
whole or any of the tenders for the under- 
mentioned block to the Local Land Board 
for a report for his guidance in selecting the 
epplicant whose tender should be accepted. 

(d) The Minister reserves the right to accept or 
to refuse any tender. 

(ec) The highest or any tender will not necessarily 
be accepted. 

(f#) A tender from any person holding no Jand,. or 
an insufficient area, will receive preferential 
consideration. RES 

Heliographs showing the position of the block to be 
leased may be seen at the Information Bureau, Lands 
Department, Sydney, and at the Office of the Crown 
Lands Agent, Warialda. 
[Ms. Ls. 1910-8,161] S. W. MOORE. 


ScuEDULE. 

A pproxi- Upset Fees— ; 
mate Locality. Annual |Survey, 
Area, Rental, | &e. ~ 
Acres | £ a a 8 d. 

250 The westtrn partof camping teserye14,772| 2 1 8 29 
(about), fronting Mosquito Creek, and bounded! ~ dls 
by pericne 20 and 4,and the northerly 
prolongation of the western boundary of ; 
the latter portion, parish Bledger, county, i : 
Burnett, shire Yallaroi, ; ; fi 
. RR Er One ne eA : eT 


i 


27 Juxx, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. 


4027 


Cac pea mcacneesuuclnspiccooensnencascocamesompciauicinecicceor came eens sneseieteeteenescestsnet, 


[605] Western Land Board Office, 


Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


ERRATUM, 
bh is hereby notified for public information that in the notifi- 
cation in the Government Gazette of the 5th December, 
1906, of the issue of Western Lands Leases Nos. 1,636 to 1,639, 
inclusive, the name of the lessee of Western Lands Lease No. 
1,638 should read “Cobar Gold Mines Limited,” in place of 
“The Cobar Gold Mines (Limited).” 


Ss. W. MOORE, 
Minister for Lands. 


Western Land Board Office, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


ATTENTION is invited to an application by George Henry 
Greene, under “The Pastures Protection Act, 1902,” and ‘The 
Pastures Protection Amendment Act of 1906,” for per- 
mission to carry rabbit-proof netting with gates across the 
roads within the parishes of Eckford and Mogil Mogul, county 
of Finch. 

Heliograph illustrating the proposal is exhibited at the Offices 
of the Crown Land Agent at Walgett, the Acting Olerk of 
Petty Sessions at Collarendabri, and the Western Land Board, 
Sydney. . 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should be 


[563] 


forwarded to the Chairman, Western Land Board Office, 


Sydney, not later than the 27th proximo. 
C. J. McMASTER, 


Chairman. 


[1910-7,777 W.L.B.] 


' [564] Western Land Board Office, 


Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


IT is hereby notified that an application has been lodged under 
Section 47 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895. to surrender 
portions 1 of 40 acres and 11 of 500 acres in the parish of Rose, 
county of Finch, in exchange for an equal area in the parish of 
Eurawin, county of Finch. 

Objections to the proposal should be forwarded to the 
Chairman of the Western Land Board, Sydney, not later than 
the 27th proximo. 

Helios of the land may be seen at the Office of the Crown 
Land Agent, Walgett, and the Western Land Board Office, 
Sydney. 

C. J. MoMASTER, 


Chairman. 


(W.L.B, 1910-7,983] 


[434] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th July, 1910.%3 


- ERRATUM NOTICH. 


J OTICE is hereby given that in the Government Gazette 
of the 6th July, 1910, on page 37183 in the notice 
“ Closing of Unnecessary Koads,’” in the column headed 
Holding to which area is to be added, the number of the O.P. 
“97-20 Inverell” should read “ 97-30 Inverell.” 
[Aln, 1910-7,188] 


ROBERT McDONALD, 


Under Secretary. 


[561] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 23rd July, 13:0. 
POSTPONEMENT OF AUCTION SALH. 


N OTIC# is hereby given that the Crown Land Sale, adver- 
tised to be held at “ Tambar Springs,” on Friday, the 


29th July, 1910, has been postponed until Saturday, the 6th 


day of August, 1910. 
[Ain. 1910-10,064] ROBERT McDONALD, 
Under Secretary.. 


[562] 


Local Land Board Office, 
Orange, 2rd July, 1910. 


IT is hereby notified that the Local Land Board will, a% 2 
p.m. on Tuesday, the 16th August, 1910, sit at the Cowrt- 
house at Trunkey, and deal, under .Regulation 366, with any 
applications which may be made from the 28th July to the 3xc& 
August, 1910, inclusive, for Homestead Selection Area Mo: 
1,187, parish Mulgunnia, county Georgiana, Land Districh of 
Carcoar, gazetted on the 29th June, 1910, as available on-and 
after the 28th July, 1910 ; and, after determination of pxiovity 
by ballot, the Local Land Board will proceed to consider the 
question of confirmation of the application of the sueceasful 
applicant, if present. 
H. A. CROUCH, 
Chairmen, 


[603] Land Board Office, 


Kempsey, 21st July, 1910. 


NOTICE is hereby given that an application has been received 
from Messrs. John Hibbard and Son, of Port Macquarie, for 
extension of the term of their Special Lease 1,071, Port Mac- 
quarie, of about 124 perches for Slip below high-water mark; 
in the parish Macquarie, county Macquarie. 


Vv. B. RILEY, 
Acting District Surveyor. 


[579] Local Land Board Office, R: 


Syduey, 27th July, 1910. — 
ATTENTION is invited to an application by George Saffin for 


the surrender and exchange of certain lands at Greenwich, 
Parramatta River. The land to be surrendered being 75 of a 
perch, part of John Stewart’s grant of 8} acres, and the area 
to be acquired in exchange being 38, of a perch, part of the 
100-feet. reservation contained in the said grant, parish of 
Willoughby, county of Cumberland. 

A heliograph illustrating the proposal is exhibited at the 
Offices of the fiocal Land Board, Sydney. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should be 
forwarded to the District Surveyor, Sydney, not later than 
24th August, 1910. sas 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land Board 
at Sydney, at its next sitting on a date to be fixed. 


T. W. CONOLLY, 
Acting District Surveyor. 


Land Board Office, 7 
Goulburn, 25th July, 1910. 


Provosnp surrender and exchange of lands by Charles Herbert 
Roberts, parish of Cullulla, county Argyle, Land District 
of Goulburn. 


[602] 


Land offered in surrender—Portion 14, parish Cullulla. 
Land sought in exchange—About 30 acres, travelling stock and 
camping reserve 30,882. 

Objections (if any) to the abovementioned proposal must be 
lodged in writing, with the District Surveyor at Goulburn not 
later than the 25th August, 1910. 

The proposal will be considered ata future sitting of the 
Land Board at Goulburn. 

Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited at the 
Land Board Office at Goulburn. 


G. H. SHEAFFE, 
District Surveyor 


Local Land Board Office, 
Armidale, 2nd July, 1910. 


ATTENTION is invited to the inquiry with reference 
to the proposed granting of an exclusive right to 
G. Ball, in the parish of Koreelah, county of 
Buller, under the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1909. 

Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at the Offices of the Local Land Board at Armidale, 
the Crown Land Agent at Tenterfield, and the Clerk 
of Petty Sessions at Acacia Creek. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the District Surveyor at Armidale 
not later than the 6th August, 1910, or may be stated 
before the Land Board. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Acacia Creek at its next sitting. 


J. BROUGHTON, 
District. Surveyor. 


Local Land Board Office, 
Orange, 11th July, 1910. 


ATTENTION is invited to an application by Dalton’s 
Estate Limited for surrender of 20 acres, being part 
of portion 16, parish of Gamboola, and part of por- 
tion 188, parish of Borenore, in exchange for like 
area, being portions 5, 6, 7, and 8 (being water re- 
serve 145), and portion 19, parish of Borenore, 
county of Wellington. 

Lithograph illustrating the proposal is exhibited 
at: the Office of the Crown Land Agent, Orange. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing and should 
be forwarded to the District Surveyor, Orange, not 
later than 13th August, 1910. - 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land» 


Board at Orange., 
: W. M. THOMAS, . 
‘Acting District Surveyor. 


[343] 


[27 Jury, 1910. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 115. 


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AOL4 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. [27 Juny, 1910. 


[426] . Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


APPROVAL OF ANNUAL LHASE APPLICATIONS. 


iN be is hereby given that the applications for Annual Leases hereunder epecified have been approved. 

No rights will accrue to the spplicants until the rents as hereunder specified ehall have been paid, but upon payment of such rent they 
will be entitled to leases, subject to the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations thereunder, and particularly to the following 
Conditions, provisions, reservations, and covenants :— : 

1. The amounts called for to 3ist December, 1910, must be pald Into the Treasury, or to the Land Agent of the District, within 
one month from this date. For the year 1611 and any sutsequent year, the rents must be pald during the month of September of the 
year preceding. As the leases sre annual, terminating on lst December in each year, the renewal rents must be paid in advance, otherwire 
the land will, immediately after the 81st December, become and ke liable to be dealt with as vacant Crown Lands. 


2. With the exception of those Annual Leases marked with an asterisk (*), there is no objection to the boundaries being fenced, 
provided gates are erected on any of the boundaries which are intersected by roads used, or which may hereafter be required by the public. 


8. Any improvements (inclusive of fencing) effected on the lease shall be at the lessee’s sole risk, and such improvements will revert 
to the Crown upon the expiration, surrender, or forfeiture of the lease. 


4, In the event of any reduction of area by selection or otherwise, the annual rental will not be less than £1. 


5. Any travelling stock or camping reserves within the land leased shall during the whole currency of the lease be open to the use 
of bona fide travelling stock, teamsters, carriers, and travellers, and the leesee shall post in a conspicuous place thereon notice-boards near 
where the road passes through the lease, indicating for public information the purpose of such reserves, that such portion is under lease, and 
giving the name and addressof the lessee. In fencing any such reserves the lessee shall also provide gates and other facilities for the 
entrance and exit of travelling stock, teamsters, and carriers. Such notice-boards, gates, and facilities to be erected and maintained to the 
satisfaction of the Stock Inspector. The Minister for Lands may at any time and from time to time withdraw from lease the whole or 
any part of the land comprised within any travelling stock or camping reserves for any public purpose, and the lessee shall not be 
entitled to any compensation whatsoever either in respect of euch withdrawal or for any improvements effected on the area so withdrawn. 
The lessee shall not in any way interfere with, or cause annoyance to, travelling stock, teams, or the public. 


6. The lessee shall not overstock, wholly or in part, the area leased within any reserve, the decision as to overstoching to rest with 
the Minister for Lands. 


7, The right is reserved to the public to use, for the legitimate purpose for which they were notified, any reserves situated wholly 
or partly within the lease. 

8. The use by aborigines of reserves set apart for them must not be interfered with. 

9. Leases are granted subject to the provisions of the Public Watering-places Act and Regulations thereunder. 


10, All persons duly authorised sha!l have full right to enter upon the land at any time within reasonable hours during the currency 
of the lease for the purpose of cutting end removing timber without interference by the lessee, and the lessee shall provide convenient 
gateways or openings where required for this purpose, or where directed by the Minister or any officer authorised by the Minister in this 
behalf, and permit timber-getters to camp and graze their teams within the lease, subject to the provisions of section 2) of the Forestry 
Act of 1909, and to payment by them of agistment fees as provided by that section. 


11. No trees or saplings shall be interfered with by ringbarking or otherwise, except under permits issued under the provisions of she 
Forestry Act and Regulations thereunder; but the lessee may take from the Jand leased to him such timber and other material for 
building and other purposes upon such land as msy be required by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised within a 
timber or forest reserve. 


12. Mining leases and authorised cecupationa under any Mining Acts areexcluded. Mining operations shall not be intorfered with. 
The holder of a miner’s right may, while following the occupation of a miner or prospector, graze upon Crown Lands.not exempted such 
horses or othcr animals as may be necessary for his subsistence and for the carrying on of prospecting or mining. 


18, The right of the public to travel over all roads and tracks in use through the lease is retained, 
14, Crown improvements must be kept in a proper state of repair, fair wear and tear excepted. 
15. A breach of any condition will render the lease liable to forfeiture. 

For special conditions see footnotes indicated by letters in first column of appended Schedule 


8. W. MOORE. 
E Aronnt now credit of lessee 
a required , being! after deducting 
33 No, of Area Amount the Rent from| Rent for pend 
& @ | Application,and| Name of Lessea, Address. of Parish. oe and sy ey at a ‘5 ale lee) i ee tee 
am Land District. Lease. ees eee sae at aymenv.) “1910, less 1910, from 
ig eposit, deposit Waxed deposit lodged 
& Application. | 4 pplicatioa. 
Mz. Ls. Acres.) £ is. def (s. dy 1910. £8. d. £ Bas 
1910- 7222 | 181C- 4, Armi- | Missen, William ...| Careof W. Simp-| 820 | Balalaand) Hardinge and] 8 6 8} 110 OF 6 Jan... Nil. 0.2 38 
dale. fon, Armidale, Looanga.| Inglis; Gost- 
wyck and 
| Cockburn. 
8767 6, y» «| Mergan, William...) Hillgrove . | 240 | Cunna- Clarke ; 20 SOS er 0 a0 Hi 18 v0.0 Nil 11 8 
watra, Damaresq 
7225 18, , «| Smith, Peter -.| Bendemeer «| 240 | Haning ...) Inglis; Cock-| 2 0 0} 110 0 | 16 Mar... Nil 013 4 
burn. 
8)63 | 1210-83, Bath-’ | Anderson, Thos.| Care of John 50 | Carroll ...| Wellington; 15070 7-1 10" ¢@ | 14 April Nil Leis 
urat. Wm., John} McPhillamy, Turon, 
Augutus, Ilenry,|] Bathurst, 
and James, 
8064 35, » «| Shumack, George .| Dark Corner ...| 1,880 | Coolamigal) Roxburgh; 51455) "Owe 0 | 28 Goer. Nil 612 4 
‘ Biaxland 
8065 86, .  «.| Ferguson, Duncan) Palmer's Oikey.| 370 | Dulabree... do «| 11010} 3 0 6| 9 May... Wik 272 
8066 37, gases | AL Sapp, Wa | Sally’s Flat »-| 160 | Cunning- | Wellington; L100. O53) P0507 210) rs Nil 114s 
H[enry,jun. ham Turon, 
7465 | 1910- 4, Bellin- | Stuart, James Kast Raleigh .| 140 | North Bel-} Raleigh; Bel-) 115 0| 110 0 | 22 Feb.... Nil 015 5 
gen. lingen. lingen, 
8141 | 1910- 2,Bsorowa | O’Hehir, Hugh ...| Harden .., 9 | Murrim- Harden ; 170 Ou) 1 10 50-18 Sans. Nil. Le ies 
boola. Demondrille 
8760 4, | Dunn, Henry) Waterhole Flat, 29}| Gunnary...| King; Murrun-| 110 0] 110 0/25 , .. Nil. 017 6 
Edward. Burrowa. gal. 
7751 | 1916-10, Braid- | Rolfe, . Edward] Nerriga .. . | 123 | Meangora | St Vincent; I 0 0) L110 0} 2 April Nil, 1.1 8 
wood, Richard. Tallaganda : 
8144 17; au ae D> $ do w | 215 dom, Tt. 611)) 1et 0) eat ee Nil, 018 9 
9(¢28 | 1910- 9, Carcoar | Hinton, Wm. James) Isabella, Burraga| 1733) Jeremy ..| Georgiana; 1°19 °6> ek 10) 01 May Vil 017 9 
3 Abercrombie 1909, 
8521 | 1999-28, Casino...) Jervis, Andrew Wocdenbong 320 | Lindsay ...) Buller; Kyogle] 4 0 0 | 110 0 /| 28 Dee. 03 4 Nil, 
1910, 
8451 | }910~-21,C30ma...| Filtmess, William .| Moonbah, Jinda-| 419 | Blakefield | Wallace; 2 510|‘110 0] 16 Mar... Nil 01011 
: byne, Dalgety. 
€452 225° Wigs heel COREY, Peter} Tollbar, via} 1033 | Dolondun- | Dampier; 57 4 3-0-0480 a5 Nil 015 3 
Thomas. Cooma. dale, Eurobodalia. q 
£453 25, 4  o»| Wellsmore,William| Moonbah, Jinda-| 640 | Blakefield | Wallace; 2138 4) 8 0 0 | 21 April Nil. pe a) 
byne. Dalgety. 
8 54 84, 4 «| Coffey, Petez, Tollbar, via} 880 | Polondun- | Dampier; 411 8| 3 0 0| 6 May Nil, 1 110 
Thomas. Cooma. dale. Eurobodalla, 
l 


27 Jury, 1910.} 


Registered No. 
of Papers, 


Ms. Le. 
1910-8464 


8850 
8346 
ob 
8347b 
8348 
ab 
8349 
8757 
7750 
&758 | 
8759 | 
845Cc 


8145 
8279 
9644 


8230 
$281 
8771 
8282 


8285 
8286 
8600 
8287 
8285, 
8289 
8501 
8088 
8069 
8070 
8071 
9029 
9030 
9031 
9328 


7894 


7882b 
7895b 
7888b 
7893b 


7892b 


No. of 
Application, and 
Land District. 


1910- 2, Denili- 
quip, 
Sir Pees 
HE es G5 

Seas harac 


7; »” 

10saes 5! ee 
Tigh> fare 
1gey eras 


191¢- 7, Dubbo... 
1910- 1, Glen 


Innes. 
4, ” CR 
5, ”» 
6, ” 
1910-12, Goui- 
burn. 
DOs aitnee 
15, » « 
16, » = 
1910- 2 Gun- 
nisg. 
4, » 
1910- 2, Iillston 


Baer ch 


9, » 

igen 

Ioy ts ee 
Tiere. 

16) eee. 
1% tw 
Isc dad). 

PET led in 
DT iia 


1910-14, Lithgow 


mars 
Wee ek 
17 pee... 
20, PDAS, 
1 Se 


1910- 3, Molong.. 
1910-10, Mudgee 
1910- 1, Narrabri 


NEW SUUTH WALES GOVNRNMENT GAZETT#, No 115 


APPROVAL OF ANNUAL LEASE APPLICATIONS—continued. 


Name of Lessee. 


Clarke, executors 
of late Sir Wil- 
liam J. 


Do "ie 
Do 

Do ee: 
Do pe 


Naughton, E. and 
WV 


Landale, Percy 


Skelly, Jcseph 
Francis, Michae’ 
James, and 
William. 

McEwen, Jane 
(widow). 


Ebze y, John 

Seton, Leonard 
Miles Cariston. 

Gross, Charles 


Lynn, Thomas 


Emmerton, George 
Croker, Jas. 
Samuel. 


O*Donnell, William 
Carey, William 


Merriman, Jas 
Jc:ho. 


Bush, Geo. Arthur 
Brooks, Thomas 


Varcoe, Chas 


Edwina. 


Burgess, Edzar 
Benjamin. 
Wood, Gecrge 


Wells, Thos, Henry 


Schouten, 
jun, 


Albert, 


Morant, Thomas ... 
Hewson, Edward... 
Johng, Leslie o 
Johns, Frank Hay 
Hutchison, Chags, 
Albert. 
Madden, Patrick .. 
Batcheldor, Walter 
Boys. 
Larkin, James 
England, 
sen. 


Greenhalgh, Joseph 
Clatworthy, John... 


Beattie, George 
Rowland Bailey. 

Gosper, Archibald 
James, 

Winter, Albert 
Ernest. 


Fleming, Jno. Park, 


Thos. Hastie, and 
Fredk. Bowman. 


4, , «.| McMahon, James... 

5, » «| Trindal!, Richard 
Derbert, 

Os ..| Anderscn, Egbert 
Edward. 

7, » «| Hill, Samuel Wm... 

0, Ra aneh oo Do & 


John, 


Area C t a 

Address. of Parish, shiv an 
Lease kt 
Acres. 

Care of Australian) 140 | Marah and} Cadell; 
Mortgage, Land, Caldwell, Murray. 
and FinanceCo, 

(Ltd.), 4 Bligh- 
street, Sydney. 
do . | 130} Gotha, Cadeil and 
Marah, & Townsend; 
Cobram. Murray. 
do 209 | Wirringan,| Cadell; 
Caldwell, Murray. 
& Wongal. 
do 186 | Wirringan do 
& Wongal 
do 83} Gotha. do Hs 
do 170 | Gotha and} Cadell and 
Gobram. Townsend ; 
Murray. 
do 127 | Caldwell, | Cadell; 
Tantonan, Murrar. 
& Wonga!. 
Careof Alexander, 158 | Ma:ah ano do 
&  Windeyer,| Porthole. 
Deniliquin. 
|; 424 Bourke-street.| 216 | Wengal .. do 
Melbourne, 
Care of Blacket &| 640 | Breelong.. | Lincoln; 
Son, Dakbo. G.lgazdra. 
leacce ... 40 | Liangeth- | Gough; Severn 
Jin. 
Ruwenzori, 670 | Gordon & do 
Wellingrove. Blloon bak 
..| Wellingrove, Glen 80 | Gorden do 
Inaes, 
Graham’s Valley} 15) | Yarrow ~ do é& 
Towravg... - | $§20/ Tarlo Argyle; 
Mulwaree 
Timberilight, 880 | Jerralong. do 
Oallen. 
Towrang... -| 160 | Norrong ~. do s 
{ 
Gundary... - | 820! Gundary... do 25 
Jerrawa ... eee 81 | Jerrawa ...| King; 
Junning 
do «| $20 Gowrann: do ree 
Lake Cudgellice.. 40 | Lachlan ..| Dowling; 
Lachlan. 
Hillston .., -- |1,920 | Redbank | Nicholson ; 
and Bel-| Carrathool 
lingeram-| Shire; and 
bil. Tlist n 
Municipality. 
Pleasant View, 1453} Langtree...| Nichol:on ; 
Ilillston. Carrathool. 
Hillview, Lake; 170 | Ulambong | Dowling; 
Cudgellices. Lachlan. 
Cudgellico 16 | Guranguily do Ee. 
Our Selection, 640 | Bellinger- | Nicholson ; 
Hillston am bil, Carrathool. 
South. 
Woodst«ck, 640 | South do ae 
Tlillston. Marowie. 
Hillston ... .-| 160 | Narradhun do oe 
do oe | 1920 | Mea Mia do se 
South 
do oss -. | 1920 | Burgess & do Ay 
Molesworth. 
Kyme Farm, 1920 | Burgess .. do a? 
HHillston, 
do eo | 490 do a do as 
Hillston ... . | 730 | Langtree... do tg 
Edith, via 100 | Duckmaloi| Westmoreland; 
Oberon. Oberon. 
Mongolia, Ben 60 | Ben Bullen} Roxburgh; 
Bullen. Blaxland, 
Megalong, via} 40 | Megalong...| Cook; Blue 
Katoomba. Mountains, 
Rydal... ..| 28 | Thornshope] Roxburgh ; 
Blaxland. 
Clear View, 1060 | Lidsdale ,. | Cook ; 
Walierawang. Blaxland. 
Titania, via 850 | Konan- Westmcereland , 
Oberon. garoo Oberon. 
Bocobra, 320 | Wolabler...| Ashberoham ; 
Meranburn. Boree. 
Merton, Gul-| 120 | Galambine| Phillip; 
gong. Wyaldra, 
Loreen, Wee Waa| 1024 | Brigalow&| Jamison; _ 
Boicarol, Namcoi. 
Deep Creer, 44 | Tippereena| Nandewar ; 
Narrabri. . Namoij. 
Brigalow Plain,| 640 | Capp «| White; 
Wee Waa, Namoi. 
Wee Waa ..| 820 |} Bulgarra . do 
Care of H. DL.| 320] Milner ... do 
Walker, Narra- 
bri. 
do 820 Cb) vy do oe 


Amount now 
required, being |, 


4045 


$e 


Amount to 
credit c: less e 


Amount the Reni fron |aeeraeeucting 

Annual | already | Date of | st Aug, 1910, rage ay 
Rent. | paid as | Payment. on 0, aa NEL Dee, 
: Depcsit. deposit lodeec 118100 ore d 

| Application. Reus 

Ee sou |) foe Byes 1910. Cia Aedes Larvae, ds 
4 7 6/ 110 0} 38Jan. 0 6 6 Nil. 
feet See POM OU on) 0 310 Nil. 
610) S89 1 10 Or Ss oo. 1 4 5 Nil. 
biG Se 1-10" OF 3, . 018 5 Nil, 
fe Oper | Les Oe Oh or se tee Kil. 5 
5 6 3 110 0 Gb al an 014 8 Nil, 
Seller Ore Letom Onl ois sen| ar Ono. ed Nil 
4518) 94) 10. On se, Oll 2 Nil 
OLS Ose b0) On Li S 16 38 Nil. 

F218) 4° |" 37000 | 4 Ay rit: Nil. 019 9 

| Perm. cjcc. at 4s. /6d. per mo ntb, from 1 April, 1910. 

Bie 0). 0, TAO -~0 o Jan... 011 8 Nil. 
38 1 POR Oh ety fh eee Nil. 114 4 
10) 110 0 2 Feb.... Nil. 5 a 3 
15 0 110 0.| 29 Mar... Nil. 019 7 
Zyl Sel oe Os On tae Oprah Res Nil. 118 6 
Tet eae SomOm Orbe) Lag re tea Nil. 210 8 
1.0 0} 110 0} 11 April. Nil. cP 3 bat 
TEL) ON tet LOr Oa Nil. 017 6 
TO) 0.) 1510) OF} 11 Keb. Nil. Tas1 8 
110; 07} 2107 OPE Mar: Nil. 017 6 
10) 20) |S F105. Of) Op Peb. 2: Nil. 09 8 
Perm. ojce, at 2s. |per_ month,from 1Fe,b, 1910. 

10 0 0|] 9 O 0 | 14 Feb.... Nil. 416 8 
150) Ohm. 1105 0: | 26) 5 Nil. pS ee 
10, 07/2 10" 07) 1 Mar <. Nil. Te 1345 
AO O80 L-TON 0 Te April Nil. 15 eR: 
BS GE Sf) Sr OO 200 Gs, Nil, | 015 7 

I 
SO OrsO' fia. 0: sOMe Ze een er sss Nil. LP 628 
TecON Or jd 10a Onl 20ers. Nil. res 

12 00; 9 0 0} 4 May Nil. 400 

125), Oy On OF On Orie 1 205... Nil. 400 

NZS Ome Os ee OS. 0'20).) 16 ice Nil. 4 00 
Operon os. Ol Ori) 1G... Nil. 114 6 
S16 Tihs 3 00101), LOarr ees: Nil. 18 4 
1 0 0] 110 0 | 18 April Nil. 1 1a 8 
TO PO™ihs Ei 10g: 04 Lara. Nil. isle § 
EO ONO eek OR Oi LOP 55, ce Nil. ie i. 8 
LOM Os beds LO Os 19s. Nil. BIE 8s 
510 5| 6 0 0} 10 May Nil, 814 0 
TOP Suhr on;, Ne O71 ay al, Nil. 2 710 
Ue OPO et 10% 0 1 ae Nil. ye ag 
ZA Ome.O7 | BE TORO eZee se. Nil. 09 2 
127160} 6 0 0) 3 Jan... 616 0 Nil. 

{ Perm. olce, at £1]1!s. 4d. per) month from/1 Jan., 1910, 
100; 110 0} 6Jan.... Nil. 18 
2 O.0.) o: Ob O aS oams.| 1 0), OF Nil. 
Perm, ojcc. at 6g. |8d. per mojnth, from Is|t Jan., 1910. 
213 4] 110 0] 4 Feb...) 019 8 Nil. 

{ Perm. ojce. at dy. |éd. per mo|nth, frcm Is/t Feb., 1910. 
ae OO! ie E TOO et Bebs,../-..0) 68 Nil 

Tt Page ojcc. at 3s, 6d. per mo|nth, from s/t Feb., 1910, 
20 0/ 110 0| 14Feb...} 0 6 8 Nil. 
Perm, ojce, at 2s, |4d. per mojath, from s/t Feb., 1910, 


Boe i i ee eee ee een Se eS ae ee 


4046 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. 
APPROVAL OF ANNUAL LEASE APPLICATIONS—continuned. 
c 
ir F : Amount 
ary No of Area | County 
ae Application and | Name of Les ¢e, Address. of Parish. and Sanus alveeey 
am Land District. Lease. Shire shok 2 - : 
oy eposit. 
o 
os 
Ms, La. Acres £ p.edu 278. a; 
1910-78856) 1910-11, Narra-| Campbell, John| Narrabri ..| 62] Bullawa ...| Nandewar; i 0 0} 1lo 0 
bri. William, Namoi, Perm. ojcc. at Is, 
78876 12, ,, «| Dewson, Jchn| Wee Waa 649 | Leder ...| White: 5 6 8} 3 6 0 
Herbert. Namoi. 3 
7984b 18, , «| Johnsnp, George) West Narrabri...| 320 | Nuable ... ado ee 0, e0s| a1. 10/50 
: Aifred. ‘ 
7891b 14, ,, «| Deweon,  Roland| Wee Waa ...| 640 | Loder and do soo 36.2085 87 70= 0 
Richard. Rebertson. 
78876 15, ni) esl] bard ys, Ernest] Care of S§S. R.| 1210 | Ginee Baradine 3 & 10/70) | 4601-0 
: Albert. Skuthorpe, Wingadee. Perm. ojce. at 12s. 
Coonamble. 
8473 | 1910- 1, Narran-| Tuohy, Peter ..| Mount MHarris,) 920 | Stanbridge| Cooper; 816 8/ 410 0 
dera. Whitton, Carrathool, Perm |oce. at 10s. 
8852 | 191?- 4, Orange.| Howarth, Robert] Upper Lewis} 240 | Clinton ...| Bathurst; 15 0} 110 0 
: Bonaparte. Ponds. Cancblas. 
- 8073 7, y | Gifford, Wm.,James|-Orange ... ..| 163} Beneree ... do pes i SLO Onl rts eO2a 0 
8916 | 1910-1, Penrith] Gurrier-Jones,Her-| Emu Plains ...| 640 | Warra- Cook ; Blue 3 6 Busts OG 
bert Henry. gamba. Mountains. 
8374 | 1910-18, Rylstone| Dunn, And:ew ...| Duenville, Ryl-| 32) | Goongal ...| Roxburgh; 16 8/| 110 0 
. stone. Rylstone. 
8075 14, ,, ““«,/’ Thompson, John ...| Widden, via Bius-| 200 | McDonald..| Phillip; 100 per 10" 
wellbrook. : Rylstone. 
8076 15, , «| Harris, Thor, Abel.| Holbrook, Wid-| 820 | Widdin do veele, bk 4s) 110-0 
den. 
8077 16, y «| Perpetual Trustee] Sydney ... ..| 120 | Wells ..| Roxburgh; 110707) 1510-8 
4 Co. (Ltd.). Rylstone 
£474 | 1910-1, Tam- Barbour, Thomas | Care of H. H.| 320 | Callaghan | Parry; LOS 3 10-20 
worth.| Henry. Stevenson, 'Tam- Cockburn. 
worth 
8471 5, 4 «| Rodgers, Andrew...) Altunga... aid 4i| Burdekiz...| Inglis; 170 70 |- Tt 70 
:t Cockburn; 
8472b 9, 4 «| Missen, Wiliiam ...| Brighton Park,| 246 | Warrabah | Darling; 110 9} 110 0 
. Bendemeer. Mandowa. 
8761 | 1909~44, Tenter- | Braid, John Bryan’s Gap ...| €40 | Timbarra..| Clive; 201 oa borane 
; field. Tenterfield, 
8764 | 1910-25, ,, ...| Hutchings, James] Scrub, ‘Tenter-| 270 | Wungle- do Sa ok eG inet SU 0) 
John. field. bong. 
8765 29, 4 «| Brown,John Henry} Steinbrook -.| 640 | Forest Land do fal 8) 628 lea. -O 10 
8765 84, 4, «| Miller, Robert ...| Public School,) 330 | Parkes ..| Gough; 215.00). 8. -02'6 
Ma, Ps Deepwater. Tenterfield, 
8595 | 1910- 1, Tumba- | Lloyd, Frank Westbrook, via! 960 | Belmore ...| Wynyard; 5 0 0; 410 0 
5 rumba. Tarcutta. Tum barumba. 
8596 ' 05; ee Dhomeas;jobn Ravine, via} 640 | Tabletop ...| Selwyn; 213° "4 173 "010 
wa Tumut. Gadara. 
8775 | 1909- 26, Tumut | Herlihy, Cornelius} Cooleman,Tumut| 1920 |fumorrama| Buccleuch ; 3.00 129 "0-0 
= Joseph. Gadara. 
8776 > fe eS foes es do wa] 458 doe do “len Tile iano fe Med la 
62220) 1910- 5,Warialda| Jekyll Brothers (G.| Turkey Plains, 820 | Parkhurst! Burnett; 250 707-100 
= EB. & J. if. Jekyll)| Coolatai. Yallaroi. 
9305 | 199°- 6, Warren | Fletcher, Thos, ...| Care of H. W.| 1680 | Collyburl...| Gregory; 1400}; 9 0 0 
Lovett,Warren, Marthaguy. { Perm. jocc. ab £1 
8078 | 1910- 2, Welling-| Foster, James] Gulgong ... «| 1200 | Yarrobil...} Bligh; 815 0} 6 0 0 
ton. Frederick. Wyaldra. 
8448 4, 4 .e-| Hannelly, Iubert | Stuart Town ...| 0+] Irombarke | Wellington ; 1138 9/ 110 0 
; Macquarie, 
8143 | 1910-1, Yass...) Carey, John ...| Weejasper, Yass..| 530 | Micalong&} Cowley; Gocd-| 2 4 2| 410 0 
Pabral. radigbee and 
Yarrowlum}a 
8142 oN. Humphries, George} Sydenham, yia} 55! Taemas ...} Cowley; 10> 0F/1.10.20 
Samuel Yass. t Gocdradigbee. 
8594d| 1910~ 1, Young...| Haus, William Grenfell-road, i6 | Young .,.| Monteagle; Laer.) (15 1020 


Young. 


Burrangong | 


(27 Juny, 1910. 


——— 


Amount to 


Amount now ae of lessee 


required, being after deductin 
the Rent from) Rent for perio 
Date of |:1st Aug:, 1910,'16t Aug., 1910, 
Payment. to 31st Dec., | to 31st Dee., 
1910, less 1910, from 
deposit lodged) geposit lodged 
with ~ with 
Application. | 4 pplication. 
Oe as fae tu) Re ae 
LL), £44. £ os. a. 
15 Feb. . Nil. 013 4 
8d. per mo|nth, from 1s|t Mar., 1910. 
22 Feb. - Nil. 015 7 
a eae Nil. 013 4 
26 ,°.{|* Nil 015 7 
:21 Mar... Nil. 07 6 
6d. per mlonth,from 1s/t April, 1910, 
8 Jan... 0, Nil, 
per month|,from Ist Fjeb., 1910. 
11 April.| Nil. 019 7 
7 a Nil, 017 6 
19 May... Nil. 112 3 
8 April. Nil. @ 18 11 
Zier a ae Nil. 114 
DT eins tase Nil. 016 1 
9 May... Nil. 1-16 
12 Jan.... Nil. 018 11 
9 Mar... Nil. 1 ES 
AU ale Shire Nil. 017 2 
180¥. 
“24 Dec... Nil. 117 9 
1910. 
31 Jan.... Nil. 0°77 _T 
14 Feb.... Nil 112 8 
21 Mar... Nil. LAT 2 
3 Jan... Nil. 278 4 
15 Feb.... Nil. Plo 
1909, 
6 Dec. ... Nil. 513 4 
Oe a: Nil. Iola 
1910, 
5 Feb... Nil. 013 4 
1409, 
9July...| 1716 8 Nil. 
15s. per mo|ath,from 1st|Aug., 1909. 
4 Mar... Nil. 2 tt 
Bi ulmoes Nil. 0 15 11 
6Jan.... Nil. 311 8 
23 Mar... Nil. 18 
24 Jan..., Nil. 11 8 


+ Exclusive cf that part of main road from Wcllington, via Stuart: Town, to Orange, running through the land leased. 


' (a) Only large stock shall be depastured on the land leased. 
; » (b) The lessee shall, to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands, take all reasonable steps to destroy, and throughout the currency 


of the lesse keep the land clear of ali noxious plants, weeds, and scrub, including prickly-pear, and Bathurst burr; operations to be 


commenced within three months from this date. 
(c) The legitimate use of the land for the purpose of access shall not be interfered with. 

_ _ (d) The Shire Council and all duly authorised persons shall have the right of undisturbed entry upon the land for the purpose of 
obtaining and removing stone or gravel; and for this purpose a suitable gate or slip-rails and approaches thereto, in a convenient position, 
and of sufficient width to admit the free passage of an ordinary dray, shail be erected and maintained by the lessee. 


» £574 


te 


is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned Anmnal Leases, which were notified as non-rénewed in 


Government Gazette of 2nd February, 1910, have been restored, subject to any conflicting claims which may have arisen 


up to this date. 


Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


RESTORATION OF ANNUAL LEASES. 


County and Shire. | Area. | 


ae acta 


». | Sandon; Duiiaresq. 
Ashburnham ; Boree. 


. SCHEDULE. 
Reg. No. | pee Name of Lessee. Land District. Parish, 
as 
Ms. Ls, 
1910-9989 | 1907-45 | Bath, James Moore...) Armidale ...| Shasta 
$642 | 1909- 3 meshes Richard | Molong ...) Moura Sa 
- James. 


ed 


S. W. MOORE. 


a rr p.| & 
640 0, 0} 2 
1,460 0 01 7 


i a tt 


—— 


% 


27 Jury, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. 4047 


——— 


(307 ] Department of Lande. 
APPLICATION FOR LEASE FOR A SPECIAL PURPOSE. 


‘T is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned application has been received for Special Lease 

ee Ta ae eo isione a the 89th section *f the Crown Lands Act of 1884, of the land and for the purpose hereunder 
, it is the intention to grant a lease, shouid ficien jecti i fter inqui ; 

Land Board ond consideration by the Winter: , Should no sufficient objection be found to exist, witer inquiry by the 

_ Any objections will receive due consideration if lodged in writing with the District Surveyor for the Land Board District 

in which the land is situated on or before the date apatites? hereunder. F : : ¥ Re hae 
8. W. MOORE. 


Purpose for Local Land Board |Date up towhieh 
Applicant. Locality of Land applied for. Arse. which the Lease Office where objection objections 
is desired. may be lodged. 4 may be lodged. 
coi Re oh a ares SS es eet, 2 Sen ee 
te Aachink , ates ps 
e Colonial Sugar; County Rous, parish Terranora. Below high-| 81} links x! Wharf Pea af «| Grafton ae ...| 18 Aug,, 1910 
Refining Company water mark, Tweed River, near Barney’s| 78 links. : 
(Ltd.), Special Lease Point. + : 
1066, Murwillum- 
bah, 
(577) Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 
ABSOLUTE REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF A SPECIAL LEASE. : 


i is hereby notified, for general information, that the forfeiture of the Special Lease hereunder particularised, which was’ 
published in the Government Gazette of 2nd October, 1907, and provisionally reversed 30th October, 1807, has been 
absolutely reversed. 


S. W. MOORE. 


No. of No. of Name and Addrege Land District Annual 
Lease. > : a and Locality of Lease. Area. Purpose. , 
Papers. of Lessee. Application No. se Rent. 
Ms, Ls. : a. fr. p. | £ 8s. da, 
_ 8579 | 1908-15470 | Nickson, Robert, of] 1902-9, Bega _...| Portion 159, yarish Bermaguce, county Dampier, 83 2 0 | Accessto water} 210 0 
Bermagui, shire Mumbulla. : | and grazing. 
[486] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


ADDITION OF PURPOSE AND CONDITION TO A SPECIAL LEASE. 


7 is hereby notified, for general information, that the purpose of the Special Lease held by John Gent'es Barr has been 
: amplified, and, in consequence thereof, the lease shall be subject to the additional special condition s3t ont hereunder. 


[Ms. is, 1910-9,791] S. W. MOORE. 
SCHEDULE. 
No. cf Lease and Land District. Original Purpose, Altered Purpose. se 
or Bae (le 
1905-12, Wagga Wagga Agriculture and grazing... .. | Slaughter-house, agriculture and grazing 515 0 
(Auction, 20/12]05). 
ADDITIONAL SPECIAL CONDITION. ; ‘ 


A conviction under the provisions of the Public Health Act, Locel Government Act, Slaughtering Act, and Noxious Trades 
Act, as the case may be, wi!l render the lease liable to forfeiture. 


[567] Department of Lands, 
4 Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF CONDITIONAL PURCHASE AND CONDITIONAL LEASE, 


it is hereby notified that the forfeiture of the undermentioned Conditioaal Purchase and Conditional Lease, which was published in 


the Gazette on the date specified hereunder, and afterwards provisionally reversed, has been absolutely reversed. 
S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Distrior of ForBes. 


Section |. i 
No. of Date of Shire Area, | of the County. | Parish. Portion) Gazettal of ae Papers, 
CP. Purehaser, | Purchase. | < | Act. Ho. Forfeiture. : 
Acres, , A CBs 
89-36 | Ryan,Cornelius ... 12 Sept , 188+) Jemalong 250 26 Ashburnham| Wanera 52 2 Feb.,1910.| 13,676 | 1910-5,234 


’ Department of Lands, 
[601] Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


AXNULLING OF SALE BY AUCTION OF CROWN LANDS. 
WOTICE ia hereby given that the Sale by Auction hereunder parbicularised has been annulled, and all moneys psid thereon forfeited 
1% for non-payment of the balance of purchase mouey withia the prescribed time. This notice to take effect at the expiration of 


thirty clear days from this date. 
ce 4 S. W. MOORE. 
* ScHEDULE. 
eet eases SRE ee ee ae 
| Situation of Land. a FI a Sree: 
Sh Place of Sale. Dates << i Bop E = S Vad ue; Name of Puréhaser. Shire. 
att Town. Parish. County. = d & 
Ses. ay Q 
; 919-9430 Bellingen 8 july ..| Repton . Savery | 5&6) 2 wan | AZ 0 0 | EB. W. Chidley . | Bellingen (1.) 
g a Be | ; Rin al ee a 


a ea 


4048 NEW SOUTE WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. [27 Juny, 1910. 
[566] Department of Lands, . 


Sydney, 27th July, 1910, 
REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF HOMESTEAD SELECTION, 


Ts is hereby notified that the forfeiture of the undermentioned Homestead Selection, which was published in the Gazette specified 
hereunder, and afterwards provisionally reversed, has been absolutely reversed. 


ahaa 8. W. MOORE, 


SCHEDULE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
District or CARCOAR. 


Cues 3 
No. Date of aS Bis Date ae 
of « Selector. Ra gdeta Shire. Area. | 23 County. Parish. Ey, |of Gazettalol) 54 Papers. 
H.S. ; oa z Forfeiture. | zw 
n> | sakes 
CW Bay, : C.F, 
19)2- 4 | Judd, William Walter ...| 30 Oct., 1902..| Lyndhurst 711 0 O | 14 | Bathurst ...! Errol 874 | 14 Oct., 1908) 848 | 1910-9,280 
[565] Western Land Board Office, 


Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


GRANTING OF APPLICATIONS FOR PREFERENTIAL OCCUPATION LICENSES. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that the Preferential Occupation Licenses shown in the Schedule hereunder published, hare, 
under the provisions of the Western Lands Acts, been granted for the areas respectively withdrawn from the Western Lands Leases 


specified. 
S. W. MOORE, 
Minister for Lands. 
No, of Amount of 
Pe ate = Rate Anaual A n : : 
Preferential Lease from which Area Area : me F License |Period for which the License 
Occupation Papers. Withdrawn. Withdrawn. Name of Licensee. rons ae eet Fee now is granted, 
License. ; called for. 
ss Rea 
W.L.B.' Avres, d. £3. d. & 3. d. 
383 1910-8442 | Western Lands Lease 73,559 | BerjaminChafey ... tee cd eNO 76.12 91 45 7 8 | From 25th May,1910,to Sist 
No 2,73, Cuthro. December in each year 
884 8143 | Western Lands Lease 6°98 Do eed a a 10 26 4 2 15i7 4 do do 
: No. 1,345, Moorara. | 
[505] Western Land Board Office, 


; Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 
APPLICATIONS UNDER SECTION 23 (PART VII), WESTERN LANDS ACTS. 


i ia hereby notified, for public information, that His Jixcellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has, in 
pursuance of the powers contained in the Western Lands Acts, issued Western Lands Leases for the underme tioned portions of land, 
subject to the provisions of those Acts. 
S. W. MOORE, 
Minister for Lands. 


~~ = = —— on 


No. of C3] Es St od A f Term of Lease. Amcuntof | Amount fae 
Fore, | 533 | oe | Numct | are. | Saati et | connty, | —— Areot deh | ene | aa 
LB, “ES yaaa) From To already pai ‘| paid. ise 
Acres, 1910, 19423 96 e710 menor de lao head 
1910-8451 | 2361 |-256 | William | 10,497 | Part of area with-| Narran ...| 1 Aug| 80 June) 76 10 10;19 6 38 [57 4 7 Nil. 
Edward drawn from Boo- 
Turnbull. rooma, W.L.L. 
No. 280. ; 
8509 | 2362 | 257 | Thomas 10,380 do dome. do ..| 1 y. | 80 , |80 0 3} 19 6°3|60 14 O| Nill 
Dillon ‘3 
8629 | 2363 | 259 | Glenelg 12,196 | The area with-| Clyde ...| 1 , | 380 , |9611 0/19 6 3/77 4 9; Nil 4 
Charles drawn from = 
Wool. Charlton, W.L.L 
No. 126, : 
8565 | 2364 | 260 | John 10,043 | The area with-| Narran...| 1 ,, 30 , |79 10 2) 16 0 4/63 910) Nil. if 
Llewelyn drawn from| x 
Roberts. Bundabulla, Si 
W.L.L. No. 274. * 
8482 | 2365 | Part] Sidney 4,812 | Part of the area dom Hol , 430 4 |40 2 0}. 19 6 3/2015 9) Rm 
of | Alexander withdrawn from| ‘ 
261 | Hville. Milroy, W.L.L. - 
No. 765. ks 
8650 | 2366 | 262 | JamesJohn| 9,624 do Comes dO sack Ly | 80...) 80°46" 0116 0 2071 6S 93 oa ee £ 
Neale. / 
8478 | 2367 | 263 | Albert 9,025:| ‘Part\\of the areal Finch ...| 1..,;. 1 89:.,../67.18 91 17.2,8/60 11 1) oNm # 
Athel withdrawn from f 
Colless. Dungalear, ; 
W.L.L. No. 139,! 
| and Bundinbar- 
rina, W.L.L. No. » 
125. | 
8561 | 2368 | 234 | George 9,025 do do.) * do ...| 1, | 80 4, °/67 18° 9) 172.8760 11 1) Nae 
Richard ; 4 
Walton. 4 
8499 | 2369 | 267 | Charles 7,192 | Part of the area de . 1 , 780 , 1/53 18 10)°18 10 9./40°S “Liane f 
John withdrawn from 
Prentice. Lilanillo, W.L.L st 
No. 84. 
8480 | 2370 | 268 sat 7,192 do donee! dp «i 1 =, | 80--,, -}538 18 10] 17> 2.58,./36.16 2) are 
olless. { 
8562 | 2371 | 271 | Ernest 8,467 | Part of the area' Narcan...) 1 , | 30 , }7011 2/19 6 3|51 411] Nil 
_ | Alfred withdrawn from! 
Meathrel. Quantambone, 


W.L.L. No. 3. 


Se 


27 JULY, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. 4049 


[503] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED ALTERATICN AND RE-MARKING OF ALIGNMENT OF STREET, 
MUNICIPALITY OF THE GLEBE. 


OTICE is hereby given that the carriage and foot ways of the undermentioned street having been surveyed and defined— 
part asa slight alteration and part as a re-marking—it is proposed to submit the plan thereof to the Governor for 
approval in accordance with the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902, 


Should any person desire to object to tho action proposed to be taken, it is requested that objection be made in writing, 
and forwarded to the Minister for Lands within one month from the date of this notice. 


Plan G. 34-1,825 (Roll) of the strest.in question may be inspected at this Office, or a copy of the same at the Municipal 
Council Chambers at The Glebe. 


f Roads 1909-484~8} 8. W. MOORE. 
ScHEDULE OF STREET REFERRED TO. 
Width of Width of Total 
Name of Street. From To: Carriage- Each idth Remarks. 
way. Footway. years 
ft. in. ft. in. ft" ins 
Arundel-street (originally| Western side of} Seamer-street roll 42 0 12 0 66 0 This is a proposed alteration and a 
aligned as “Parramatta| Lodge-strect. ard north side, and re-marking of part of Arundel-street— 
old road”), variable, 12 0 variable, formerly Parramatta old road—as 
acd shown on plans G. 11-1,825 and 
6 0 G, 14-1,825, The proposed alteration is 
south side. cn the sonth side of street, at its 
eastern end, being a reduction of 
original width—12 feet—cf footway to 
six (6) feet. Walls, fences, and veran- 
dah encroach, 
[5 0} ; Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th July, 1910, 


NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIC ROADS ACT, 1902, OF APPROVAL OF PLAN OF RE MARKING, RESUMPTION 
O82 WITHDRAWAL, AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROADS, AND OF THE CLOSING OF ROADS DEEMED TO 
BE UNNECESSARY. 


i I3 Excellency the Governor, with the advire of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Public 

Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described (in respect of which Jands notice of proposal to resume or withdraw the same 
has duly been given) shall be and are hereby resumed or withdrawn for the roads hereunder specified, and that the said lands shall be and 
are hereby dedicated as roads; also, that the roads hereunder specified, which are deemed to be unneceseary (in respect of which notice 
of proposal to close the same has duly been given) shall be and are hereby closed, and that the plan of re-marking of the roads described 
in the appended Schedule is approved, and that the roads as re-marked according to the plan so approved sha!l represent and be deemed 


{o be original roads. 
8. W. MOORE. 


Description oF RoADs OPENED :—Part of Main Road from Wyvallah to Rous, via bridge over Tucki Tucki Creek ; also branch road 
within portion 331, parish cf Meerschaum, county of Rous, Gundurimba Shire No. 5. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-439-15 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,853-1,603.] 


Drscrrerron of lands now resumed or withdrawn for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of roads deemed to be 
unneceseary, which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume or withdraw the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the roads deemed to be unnecessary, 
was published in the Government Gazette of 11th May, 1910, folio 2551. 


Lanp District oF LIsMoRE. 


Width of Area 
Land Resumed 
Character 
I i Resumed or or 
ch Area. eres Reputed Owner. Occupier. = of withdrawn Withdraws Roads closed, &c, 
i F : olding. and and 
Dedicated, | Dedicated. 
280 i 0 i) Meershaum..| Reserved road within| Reserved rood and Freehold Bile FSET Bn f ee This is a re-marking of reserved road, 
“| Edward Cook’s por-| Edward Cook. 100 links wide within portion 280, 
tion 280. being part of road from Wyrallah to 
Rous. 
Unnum- sis Do ..| Henry Vivian Vidler| Heury Vivian Vidler| Sp. L. 1908-21) 100 links..| 2 1 0 This area (2acres 1 rood)is withdrawn, 
faxed (lessee). of 80 acres 
eed 100 0 S48) [Th t easter! d 
f ..| A. H. Perkins ..| Freehol af e e unnecessary most easterly reserve 
a ee Sita Tag a road within this portion (332), is 
closed and granted in lieu. : 
E N South D | OLR, 88-15.) 100 ..| 2 8 0 | Theunnecessary most easterly reserve 
oie ge a 6 eee eg ob i A road, within this portion (333) is 
rea closed and added to C.P.88-15 (por- 
tion 333) in lieu; \the area thereof 
reduced by 3 roods., , Re 
T. Payn 3. T. Pay ..| Freehold ..| 100 ..| 2 0 0 | The unnecessary reserved road 100 
oe SAR OMG Dope! a2) Solomon ance 41, Ga) ROH" te 3 (including |” links wide within this portion (331) is 
branch closed and is to be granted in lieu, 
road) 
0 Do ..| Reserved road within) Reserved road and do Adler ooKien a Gerea ater = a 
af ks 8. T. Payne’s portion} § T. Payne. | 
3 282. 
283 50 0 0 Do ..| Reserved road within] Reserved road and do Wali este slesisie errs oie 
Albert J. Perkins’ A. J. Perkins, These are re-markings of reserved 
portion 283. | roads, 100 links wide, being part of 
284 40 0 0 Do ..| Reserved road within do oo do pT Lae caseioel : See ‘ey the main road from Wyrallah to 
A. J. Perkins’ por- | Rous, via bridge over Tucki Tucki 
tion 284. ae Creek. 
285 120 0 0 Do ..| Reserved road within] Reserved road... do eallee 03 Seppe Reelalebara a 
portion 285. bane 
286 60 0 0 Do ..| Reserved road within do ae do Mies antes yh Meee Se ; 
J. Crawford’s pcr- 
tion 286. : 
287 60 2 0 Do ..| 8. M. Cottee & Joseph) 8. M. Cottee and do .-| 100 links..| O 1 20° Get OpOnedcdan sais iats celem 
‘ Perkins, Owen Perkins. | r 


2 ann Ja 


4050 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. [27 Jury, 1910. 


[501] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIO ROADS ACT’, 1902, OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR 
ROADS, AND OF THE CLOSING Of ROADS OR PARTS OF ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNEVUESSARY, AND PARTS 
OF ROADS DECLARED TO BE PUBLIC ROADS. 
H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Public 
Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described (in reapect of which lands notice of proposal to resume the same has duly been 
given) shell beand are hereby resumed for the several roads hereunder sjecified; and that the said lands shall be and are hereby dedicated 
as roads; also, that the roads or parts of roads hereunder apevified, which are deemed to be unnecessary (in respect of which notice of 
proposal to close the same has duly been given), shall be and are hereby closed. 
: ae S. W. MOORE. 


Description oF Roaps OPENED :—Four parts of roads—(No. 1) from Moulamein to Keri Keri, (No. 2) from Moulamein to 
Tehelery, (No. 3) from Moulamein-Keri Keri road to Fass fern, ani (No. 4) from Moulamein to Keri Keri, within portion 17, parish 
of Moulamein, also branch road within portions 31, 10!, and 10), parish of Baidon, parishes of Moulamein, Berambong, Hyle 
Parquin, Landale, and Baldon, county of Wakool, Wakool Shire No. 63. 


[Registration No. of Papers—-Roads 1907-161-24; Catalogue No, of Plans —R. 9,731-1,608; R. 9,755-1,623 } 


DESCRIPTION of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of roads or parts of roads 
: deemed to be unnecessary, which are now clesed. 
A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the roads or parts of roads deemed to be 
unnecessary, was published in the Government Gazette of 27th April, 1910, folio 2321. 
Laynp Disrraict or BALRANALD SovurTu. 
Width of 


, ! Area 
: : Character Land ¥ 
Parieh Parish Reputed ‘ Resumed Road or parts of Roads elcsed, and parts of Roads 
No ,Ares. Name. Owner. Ocoupier. Ho iaing ae es and declared to be Public Roads. 
: Dedicated. Dedicated. 
go |- 
3a | Be fs ap: a. fe Ds 
ite! 3 p 19.) .272 2 0 | Moula- John Fredk.} John Fredk.| Freehold ..| 300 links & 35 228} The unnecessary boundary roads between portions 16 
Roe mein.| Wm. Payne. Wm. Payne & variable, and 17, parish of Moulamein, separating portions 13 
SZ, road in use. and 14 from portions 10, 11, and 12, north and south_ 
fa of reserved road through portion 12, separating 
(402 8 3 0 Do do do do aie UO, DIRS portions 11 and 12 from portion, separating portions 
el Sod tet60" 10. <0 Do do ac do TROON Wy 5 14 $112 10 and 9 (all parish of Moulamein) from portions 18, 
me 50 | 223.0 0 Do do do do 300 ,, 1 2 39 16, and 17, parish of Landale, between portions 48 
S| 49 | 320 0-0 Do do do is do 300 ,, 23 0 23 and 38, parish of Moulamein, between portions 50 
mij 47} 320 0 0 Do do John Fredk. do 300 ,, 1 0 24 and 36, between portions 35 and 67, between portions 
0 Wm. Payne. 52 and 53 and recreation ground, north and south of 
éo>f 16+} 320 0 0 | Beram- do John Fredk. do 300 ,, 22-2 8 new road separating portions 67, 18, and 65 
As bong Wm. Payne & from portions 20 and 19 north and south of new 
a road in use. road between portions 40 and 41 west, and exclusive 
15} 320°0 0 Do ao do do #1300 «45 2 1 32 of parts covered by new road separating portions 
3 (Ag ) a and 22 from porous 24, a and 26, separ- 
o|ts ey ating portions 44 and 43 from portion 45, separating 
Si | a ¢ 3820 0 0| Lyle do do do 300, 27 2 0 portions 32 and 23 from portions 33 and 22, separ- 
1) eee ating portions 47, 48, 88, 39, 40, 41, 42, 44, 45, and 
a) 46 (all parish of Moulamein) from portions 44, 45, 
o | od) 46, 47, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, aad 6, parish of Parquin, north 
; | So 7,6 } 2820-00 Do do .-| John Fredk. do 300.%,, 12. 0 S37 and south of new road separating portions 47 
= \4 me) Wm. Payne. and 48 from portions 49, 50, and 36, part west and 
a ealey woes 0.0 Do do John  Fredk. do 300 ,, 2° 3-3 also east of the new road separating portions 38, 
Wm. Payne & 39, and 40, from portions 36, 37, and 23, west of the 
oo: road in use. new road fseparating portions 49, 50, and 36. from 
Ss | 21} 417 2 0 Do do do do 300. ,, Cie ey portions 51 and 385 east and west of new road 
TZ 20) 76 0) 50 Do do do ee do 300 ,, 9 53235 separating portions 51, 35, and 67, from portions 55, 
ea) Louie 160) 20 20 Do do John Fredk. do 300 4, 9 Fl ws 54, 52, and recreation ground, east and west of 
sa Wm. Payne. new road between portions 20 and 19, west of 
Piri eeLS.| TekGOy 10 210 Do do John Fredk. do 300 ,, 9° 1°27 new road between portions 22 and 21, separating 
fa Wm. Payne & portions 24, 32, 33. and 34 from portions 25, 27, 57, 
F road in use. ; 23, 29, 30, and 31 (al! in parish of Moulamein), sepa- 
WHOA 100° 10° 0 Do do do do 300 ,, ee rating William Robb’s portion 30 and J. KF. W. 
ee 20 76 2 0 | Moula- do do do 300 ,, 5 317 Payne’s portion 29, parish of Landale, from portions, 
oS | mein 15, 14, 18, and 12, between parts of portions 13 and 
aa 3f | 320 0:0 Do do do do 300 4, 4°13 13 12, north of reserved road 300 links wide through 
= 4 : those portions, separating. portion 140 from portion . 
Soo | 22] 320 0 0 Do do do do 300 ,, ai lee Bas 7g 38 and W. Robb’s portion 87 (part), separating por- 
Aan tions 65 and 117 from portions 64 and 63, the reserved 
Pi 23") =160: 0 0 Do do do do 300 ,, 10 2 7 road through portion 75 and boundary roads sepa- 
3) rating portions 70 and 113 from porti ns 69 and 114, 
Be x ; 40) 320 0 0 Do do do do 300 links & 12 0 2 separating portions 72 and 73 (all parish of Landale) 
S18 variable, frora portions 108 and 109, parish of Baldon, sepa- 
mols : = rating portions 29 and 30, parish of Baldon, from 
m4 6. 41-1 32010. 0 Do do do do do 33 218 portions 27 and 28, east and west of new ruad,~ 
| ; separating portions 103 and 31 from portions 104 and 
ee ~ : 105, east and west of new road, separating. por- 
Fa] 2) 320 0 0} Parquin.. do do do do 19 3 28 tions 21 and 22 from portions 19 and 20, separating 
(No. 2 portions 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 107, and 108 (all 
Rd.) ; parish of Boldon) from portions 21 (rem.), 17, 12, 
af i 12420." 0 20 Do do John Fredk do Variable .. OA Ty and 6, parish ot Wood, and 28, parish of Parquin 
Wm, Payne. (ex. of width of 300 links to preserve continnity of 
7 \~320 0 0 Do do r do ae do do a 0: 19:°9 new road); also projection of road on north of 
8) 3520°00 = 0 Do do ‘John Fredk. do 300 links & 24 3.38 portion 108, parish of Baldon, to new road sepa- 
mt Win. Payne & variable. ratiug portions 72, 71, 70, 69, 75, 66, 65, 64, J. Robb’s 
-& road in use. portions 76 60, 59, and 58 (all parish of Landale) 
25 14 3""320) 10° 6 Do do do de 300 links .. v eoee from portions 22, 18, 12, parish of Parquin, 46, 34,and” 
cif 1 |- *320°"0 6 Do do do ae do BOO Mas sabes 20 3 22 31, parish of Moulamein (exclusive of part necessary 
90 | 16} 320°0 0 DO do John  Fredk. do Variable .. 0 0 23 to preserve continuity of new road); and also a 
o Win. Payne. strip 100 links wide joining the boundary road be- 
a 19} 320 0 0 Do do : do Be do : do ae 0 1 20 tween portions 46 and 34, parish of Moulamein, to the 
| 20) 320 0 0 Do do -John Fredk. do - 300 links .. 2 1. 27 reserved road within portion 76, parish of Landale, 
pas Wm. Payne & the unnecessary reserved road through portion 33, 
‘3 road in use. parish of Wvod, the unnecessary boundary road sepa- 
ioc} 21 |. 320 0 0 Do do do de 300 —;, 8 016 rating portions 30, 33, 34, 29, 24 (rem.), 23 (rem.), 
a: 27-1 320 0 0 Do do do do 300 +; 6. 12126 22 (rem.), and 21 (rem,) from portions 81, 32, 35, 28, 
s 28 | 320 0 0 Do do do do 800. 3; 13 3 27 20, 19, 18, and 17, separating portions 26, 25, 7, 8, 9, 
aA 107 | 3835 2 0O| Baldon do de do 300 ,, 15 £3082 10, 11, and 12 from portions 18, 14, 15, 16, 1, 2, 3, 4, 
» 104) 332 0 0 Do do do =e do SUOn ws ney 263 8 5, and 6, separating portions 33, 32, 26, and 14 from 
105,| 320 0 0 Do do John Fredk. do Variable .. 00 4 portions 34, 35, 27, 25, and 15, separating portions 
Wm. Payne. 24 (rem.}, 20,7, and ! from portions 23 (rem.), 19, 8, 
103| 246 8 0 Do ‘do -» do els do do 0 1 29 and-2, separating portions 22 irem.), 18, 10, and 4 
fon | 31s] - 820 .0- 0 Do do John  Fredk. ao 300 ,, 82. 929 from portions 21 rem.), 17, 7, and 5 ‘all parish of 
og | (NO. 2 & Wm. Payne & Wood), between por ions 41 and 42, parish of Par- 
S Branch road in use. quin, separating portion 23 from portions 24and 29, 
a | 3Rd.). between portions 26 and 27, the unnecesaary 
aS ie es : reserved road. within portions 48 and 49,_ the 
go Pa 1101} 323 0 0 Do do John _ Fredk. do 300 ,, 12 -¥ I unnecessary boundary road separating portions 35, 
o | = Wm. Payne. 31, and 45 from portions 36, 32, and 46, north of 
3 | eect tan 3 : ie new road separating portions _137 and 1 from 
= |100} 432 3 0 Do do do do 300 ,, 10 7241 portions 14, 8, and 2 ex. parts necessary to 
a . preserve continuity of new road, separating por- 


’ 


as es ee 


s 


TS ae ee eee 


Ts 


= Ea 


4 
. 


27 Jury, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. 


Parish 
No 


an 
bo 
i) 


No. 2 Rd. 
is 


R. 9,731-1,603. 


17 


No. 4 Road. No 8Road. R. 9,731-1,693. 
Bee OTD DEE O08, or 
i 


SS =i 


4051 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROADS, &o.—continued. 


Area. 


a Yr. 


le P 
320 0 0 


gue 
= oS 
oO 

oO ao 


bo 
r= 
woo 


oo 
tw 
o 
Oo 
Oo ooo 


oo 
bo 
oO 
oo Coo 


Ail TO" Sy 


is) 

to 

oO 
owoococeo 
ocooooocco 


if 


Parish 
Name. 


Baldon .. 


Do 
Do 


Parquin.. 
Do 
Do 
Do 


Moula- 
mein. 


Reputed Owner, 


John Fredk. 
Wm. Payne. 


do 
do 


do 


Oceupier. 


John Fredk. 
Wm. Payne & 
road in use. 


John Fredk. 
Wim. Payne. 
John Fredk. 


Wm. Payne & 
road in use. 
do 


do ey 
John Fredk. 
Wim. Payne. 
John Fredk. 
Win. Payne & 
road in use. 
do 
do 


John Fredk. 
Wm, Payne. 
John Fredk. 
Wm. Payne & 
road in use. 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
ao 


Pe 


John  Fredk. 
Wim. Payne. 


Width of KT OR 
Choise or R Lents, Resumed | Road or parts of Roads closed, and parts of Roads 
on a and deelared to be Public Roads. 
Holding. and Dedicated 
Dedicated. Pps 
a 2.4). ; 
Freehold ..) 300 links .. Vi 2 +7 tions 20, 16, 10, and 4 from portions 21, 17, 11 
and 5, north and south of new road separating 
| portions 27 and 28 from portions 21 and 22, east of 
do 300), ,5 15.2 9 the new road separating portions 34, 35, 36, 37, 138, 
| 14, 15, 16, 17, and 18 from portions 30, 31, 32, 33, 7, 
do 300 ,, 10 3 22 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12, east and west of new road 

(all parish of Parquin), separating portions 29and 26, 

parish of Mein, from portions 107, 106, 112, 105, 

do 309 ,, omesaLs 104, and 111, separating portions 24 and 22 from 
do eTSOO tes 6 0 31 portions 13, parish of Wood, and 40, parish of 
do seh) BOO 02 0 Parquin, separating portions 20, parish of Mein, 4 
2, and 6, parish of Lyle, 16 14, 12, and 10, parisho 

do (3004 55 Loe ben, Berambong, from portions 88, 34, 30, and 44, parish 
of Parquin, 47, 49, 51, and 55, parish of Moulamein, 

exclusive of parts necessary to preserve continuity 

do S00 2750 14 1-26 of new roads between portions 18 and 19, parish 
do 300 links & 11 3 2 of Lyle, east and west of new road, separating 
variable. portions 3 and 4 from land 2, separating portions 

do Variable .. 2 1.35 9 and 12 from portions 10 and 11, separating 10 and 

11 from portions 19, 20, 21, 22, and 23, separating 

do 300 links .. 7 0 8 portions 24, 13, 12, 11, and 23 (part), all parish of 

Lyle, from portions 37, 33, 29, 30, 31, and 50, parish 

of Berambong, separating portions 23 (part), 5 and 

do 300 ,, 12 OO 6, parish of Lyle, from portions 49, 15, and 16, 
ao arf BUO! ss 4 128 parish of Berambong, east and west of new 
do 78004; fee Wns) road separating portions 30, 26, and 20, parish of 
do Silla. 55 12 2 34 Berambong, from portions 31, 32, 27, and 21, separat- 
do Ae 150 Rang 12-226 ing portions 31, 32, 28, and 24 from portions 50, 48, 47, 
do 300. 5, 13 4458 51, 52, and 46, separating portions 33, 29, 30, 82, and 
de 300) 255 ify de 50 from portions 34, 25, 26, 27, and 28, and part 48, 

separating portions 49, 15, and 16 from portions 48 

(part), 13, and 14 separating portions 34, 25, 26, 27, 

28, and 51 from portions 35, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 

do BVO! a5 LSBs 23, 24, and 52 separating portions 13 and 14 from 
portions 11 and 12, the unnecessary reserved road 
within portion 38, the unnecessary boundary road, 
road between portions 6 (rem.) and 1 (rem.) between 
3(rem.) and 54 (rem.), all parish of Berambong, are 
closed, and are to be part granted in lieu. 

All parts of existing roads included in, survey and 
in continuity of new roads are declared to be public 
roads, and dedicated to the public accordingly, thus 
withdrawing area, vi4.:—45 acres from J. F. W. 
Payne’s R.A. No. 89, and 6 acres from R.A. No. 894, 
Central Division. 


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© 


Description oF Roap OPENED :—Part of road from Blindmouth Creex-Billinudgel road to Mullumbimy, parish of Billinudgel, 


county of Rous, Byron Shire No. 2. 


_ [Registration No. of Papers—Roads i906 -255-23; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,787-1,603.] 


Descrirtion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of part of road decmed to 
be unnecessary, which are now closed. 

A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the parts of road deemed to te unnecessary, 
was published in the Government Gazette of 18th May, 1910, folic 2380. 


Lanp District oF Murw:LLUMBAH. 


t 


ace Width of Ce 
ays Parish Character Land Resuuied Unnecessary parts of Road closed, 
Parish No. Area, Nam, Reputed Owner. Occupier. of _| Resumed a and part of Road 
te Wilding. and Dedicated declared t> be a Pablic goad, &c. 
Dedicated, | ~“eCteated. 
i 
(The unnecessary parts of boundary 
a Yr. & Faps road separating John Lindsay’s por- 
191 64 2 0O| Billinud- The English, Scot-| J. J. Robertson) Part of C.P.| 50 links O& 2°20 tion 131, and his part of portion 129 


tish, & Australian 
Bank ‘Ltd. ) ; 
Part of portion 2,; 400 0 0] Do ..| John Lindsay John Lindsay. . 
now subdivided. 
131 48 1 0] Do do do 


1900-8 of 2143 
acres. 
| Freehold 


do 


variable. 
50 links 


50 links & iu 


from same owner’s part of portion 2, 
and from English, Scottish, and 


0 28 Australian Bank (Limited’s) C. P. por- 
tion 191, and lying between south- 
Oy. 2.0 west corner portion 131 and northern 


end of new road are closed and are 
to be granted in lieu. 


| 
] 
| 
| 
L 


The part of boundary road included 
in survey and in continuity of new road 
is declared to be a public road, and 
dedicated to the public accordingly, 


a 


Descriprion oF Roap openeD :—Road from road on east boundary of portion 274 towards Bergalis, within portion 274, 
parish of Congo, county of Dampier, Eurobodalla Shire No. 104. 
Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1903-730-11 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R, 9,955-1,603.] 


Dzsorrerron of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of roads deemed to be unnecessary, 


which are 


now closed, 


A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in queefion, and to close the roads deemed to be. unnecessary, was 
published in the Government Gazette of 18th May, 1910, folio 2687. 
Lanp Disrricr or Moruya. 


a 
? Parish 
ae Arca. Name. 
7 
Ce PP id 
214} 40 0 0| Congo 


Reputed Owner. 


Roads closed, £c. 


..| Bridget Mitchell 


Width of ae 
ee Character of} L824, | Resumed 
Oocapier, Holding. eae and E 

Dedicated. Dedicated. 

a: Toop: 
Bridget Mitcheil | Freehold...) 1 chain. ... 1 3 2 


The unnecessary rood separatiag this portion (274) from 
parts of W. W. Collett’s C.. portion i650 and M. G. 
Collett’s (grantee) portion 203 is closed and is to be 
granted in lieu. 


The unnecessary rogd separating parts of M. G. Collett’s 
(grantee) portion 203 from Crown portion 90 is closed, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. (27 Juny, 1910, 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROADS, &c.—continued. 


DascriPtion oF Roap OPENED :—Road from road along west boundary of portion 55 towards Bega-Moruya road at Cobargo, 
parish of Narira, county of Dampier, Mumbulla Shire No. 102. 
[Registration No. of Papers - Roads 1908-687-9 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—9,910-1,6)3, ] 


Desorterion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and cf roal deemed to be unnecessary, 
which is now closed. 
A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the road deemed to be unnecessary, was published 
in the Government Gazette of 4th May, 1910, folio 2445. 


Lanp Distzrct or Bsaa, 


Width of 
Land 
Resumed 
and 
Dedicated. 


Area 
Resumed 
and 
Dedicated. 


Character 
Occupier. of 
Holding. 


Area, Reputed Owner. Road clesed, &e, 


| 
Miury Ann Cullen, | Adam Wright ...| Frechold...! 1 

Do Pa do “5 do iA 0 aires 
do eax do as do rcs! 


~~ 

° 
cocoon 
coc 


boundary of M. A. Cullen’s portion 110 is closed 
and is to be granted in lieu. 


[oundany reserved road aleng and within south 


Description OF Roads OPENED :—Rosds within “ Rockview Estate,” parishes of Gwynne and Kinilibah, counties of 
Clarendon and Bourke, Illabo Shire No. 77, and Coolamon Shire No. 78. 


{ Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1908-340-28 ; Catalogue Nos, of Plans—R. 9,487-1,603, 9,488 -1,603, 9,489-1,603.] 


Description of lands now resumed for the road spccified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of roads or parts of roads 
deemed to be unnecessary, which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the roads or parts of roads deemed to be 
unnecessary was published inthe Government Gazette of 29th September, 1909, folio 5375. 


Lanp Disrricr or Waaaga WAGGA. 
Width of 


Parish 
Name. 


Gwynte 
(county 


Reputed Owner. 


Occupier. 


Character 


Land 
Resumed 
and 
Dedicated. 


Area 
Resumed 
and 
Dedicated. 


The Scottish 
Australian 
Investment 


Australian 
Investment 


The Scottish 


100 links... 


a. ©. 
5-5 0 


Roads or parts of Roads closed, &c., 
and parts of Roads declared 
to be a public Road, 


The unnccessary road separating this por- 
tion from sameowner’s portions 121, 104, 


Clarendon). and 123 is closed and added to C.P. 
73-9,497, portion 4, in lieu, the area of 
the C.P. and portion remains unal- 
tered. 

The unnecessary part of road3 separating 
this portion (8) from same owner’s por- 
tions 62 and 63, Mary Hallcran’s por- 
tion 105, and The Scotti-h Australian 
Investment Company (Limited’s) por- 
tion 124 are closed and added to C.P. 
73-9,639, portion 3, in lieu; the area 
of the C.P. and portion being increased 
by 53 acres. 


Co. (Limited). | Co, (Limited), 


3| 820 0 0 Do es do a do 100. aealos See 


-_—— + 


R. 9,487-1,603. 
Illabo Shire No. 77. 


— Ht 
1 


The unnecessary road separating The 
Scottish Australian Investment Company 
(Limited’s) C.P. portion 124 from M. 
Halloran’s C.P. portion -105 is closed 
and added to C,P. 92-79, portion 12i, the 

_ area thereof being increased by 2 roods. 


62 | 188 3 0 do do erlakireehold | 100: 5, rss: 4 1 24 | The unnecessary foads separating The 
Scottish Australian Investment Com- 
pany (Limited’s) portions 2 and 3 from 
same owner’s portion 60, the unneces- 
sary reseryed roads within portion 109, , 
and the unnecessary road separating a 
portion 103 from portion 108, all same p 
owners, are closed and are to be granted 


in lieu. 


The unnecessary road separating The 
Scottish Australian Investment Company 
(Limited’s) po:tions 79 and 120 from 
same owner’s portions 118 and 119 is 
closed and added to porticns 118 and 119, 
parts of ©.P. 92-80; the area of portion 
as . 118 being increased by 3} acres, the area 
of portion 119 increased by 2} acres, 
and that cf the whole C.P. increased by 
5} acres, 


4 010]) 


119 0 0 


_ 
_ 
i) 


Do do do ae LO eee 00) 9, ose, 


The unnecessary part of road separating 
portions 112 and 113 from same owner’s 
portions 101, 107, and 106, east of new 
road, is closed ard to be part granted 
in lieu. 


—_— 


R. 9,489-1,603. 
Illabo Shire No. 77. 


lod 2 0 
40 0 0 


D0. West 


Kinilibah 
(county 
Bourke), 


do ona 
do aot 


do do ase 


C.P, 84-468 


100 


do ee 


2 132/J 


100. os, od tee SO 


The unnecessary road separating this 
portion (58) from same owner’s por- 
tion 96 is closed and added to C.P. 
84-498, portion 58, in lieu; the area of 
the C.P. and portion being increased by 
2% acres, 


ey 


R. 9,488-1,603 
Coolamon Shire No. 78. 


157.) S471 1.0 do sey do «| Freehold ,,.| 190 2 210 


O80 FOO Fee 000 00 O40 Hee Hoe vee 108 OOS DEF OEE Fe 108 884 O88 


Parts of boundary roads included in % 
surveys and in continuity of new roads 
are declared to be public roads, and dedi- : 
cated to the public accordingly, is 


TL, SL wm Sook a * 


= 


27 Jury, 1910.] 


[502] 


shall be and are hereby dedicated as roads. 


on 


4 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910, 


NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIO ROADS AOF OF i902, OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION 
OF LANDS FOR ROADS. ' 


H”® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Hxecutive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the 
“Public Roads Act of 1902,” the lands hereunder described (in respect of which lands notice of proposal to resume the 
‘same has been duly given) shall be and are hereby resumed for the several roads hereunder specified, and that the said lands 


4053 


eT 


8. W. MOORE. 


DESORIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—Part of road from Cootamundry to Binalong, parishes of Cunningar and Galong, county 
of Harden, Demondrille Shire No. 9. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1908-524-11; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,692-1,603.] 


Description of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 


April, 1910, folio 2142. 


Parish 
No. 


119 

211 

33 

34 
Unrum- 
bered. 


Area. 


o 
1 
Wenreon 


Lanp Districts or Youne AND Buorowa. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question wes published in the Government Gazette of 18th 


) 5 
W es ved 
Parish Name. Reputed Owner. Occupier. Character of Resumed. Resumed 
Holding. Hel and 
Medicated: Dedicated. 
dae Tepe 
Cunningar... «| Thos Alsop ... aad «| Road feneed and in use... «| Kreehold Variable ... 0 210 
Galoug a do ee 5 as do sue oan de do aa OVE TELO 
Do A do ab ee os do oe es do as do “ 2 0. 8k 
Do coe Sek do rn xed do oH eae do = do d 2 0 25 
Do Rae «| G. & W.S. Salting ... do Se do do 22 £0, Oo. 


DESOEIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—Widening of easter side of Penshurst-street, at its junction with Mowbray-road, 
parish of Willoughby, county of Cumberland, Municipality of Willougliby. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1910- 


A 
folio 2884. 


-8; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,994-1,603.] 


Description of land now resumed for the rozd specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 


Merroponizvan Laxp District. 


proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 1st June, 1910, 


Width of 


: Character Area 
Parish Area. Parish Name. Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Henn Resumed & 
No. Holding Resumed & | “Dedicated 
| ng. Dedicated. cals 
Eee ae bh : a. Yr. p. 
Part of 98} 60 0 0 | Willoughby ..| Department of Public Instruction...; Road in use ae «| Hreehold ... Ap Variable ...) 0 0 03 
(now sub- ; ; 
divided). 
as 


DESCRIPTION OF PARTS OF ROAD OPENED :—Road diversions along Bellevue Hill Tram-line, parishes of St. Lawrence and 
Alexandria, county of Cumberland, City of Sydmey, and Municipality of Paddington. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Rcads 1910-112-8; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,929, R. 9,930, R. 9,931, R. 9,932, R, 9,933, R, 9,934, 
R. 9,935, R. 9,936-1,603.] 


1910, folio 2838. 


Dusorrerion of lands now resumed for the parts of road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 
’ A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the parts of road in question was published in the Government Gazette of Ist June, 


Merrroporran Lanp DIistTRicr. 


Width of | 


Area 


No, 115, 27 Jury, 1910,—7. 


| Character Land Sate 
te ao. s Area. Parish Name. Reputed Owners. i Cuenpiex. of Resumed. ees ‘ 
gis Holding. quid Pea 
| | Dedicated,|| 
a. Yr Dp. \ i a. tT. Pp. 
Unnumbered,. sersseees | St. Lawrence...| Railway Commissioners; Road n use ...| Freehold Variable... UU OF 
(R. 9,929-1603.) 
241 100 0 0} Alexandria .. do e de do ass do = On Osea 
Now subdivided. 
(&. 9,930-1,603.) 
665 2 1238 Do Z do do on do A do $ OG, 0) ag 
Now subdivided. ¥ 
(RB 9,931-1,603,) 
on 609 0 425 Do e.3 do po do do do 8 0 9 23 
Now subdivided, 
(R. 9,932-1603.) 
220 7 OF, 0 Do . do do a" dO do CD VE 6: 
Now subdivided. 
(RB. 9,923-1,603.) 
; 245 89 2 12 Do C do a do : do do 0 0 8} 
Now subdivided. | 
~(R. 9,934-1,613.) 
Ae 263 100 0 0 Do do aad do do ef de 00 44 
Now subdivided. 
' (R. 9,935-1,6)7.) 
R 263 100 0 0 Do do do do dO, sss 0.0 63 
Now subdivided. 
, (R 9,936-1,603.) | F 


| 


ee eh 


Remarks, 


| 
} 
| 
| 


Within the City of Sydney, 


/ Within the Municipality of 
Paddington. 


yea ry Se 


4054 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. [27 Jury, 1910. 


— 


NOLIFICATION OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROADS &0.—continued. 


Descrrprr6n oF ROAD OPENED:—Road from the road from Parramatta to Windsor to the most southerly western corner of portion 
128, near proposed Baulkham Hills Recreation Reserve, parish of Wield of Mars, county of Cumberland, Baulkham Hills Shire 


aI, 


No. 129. : 
[Registration No. of Papers—Reads 180)-774-9 ; Catalogue No. of Plan--R. 9,869-1,603.] 


Description of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 11th May, 
1910, folio 2549, 
Lanp District or PARRAMATTA. 


Area 
Si uiers Character Land 
Bar ‘s| Area. aaa Reputed Owner. Ocoupier. of Resumed eo Remarks, 
ti cae Holding. and Dedicated 
Dedicated. % 
Bs Tos Ops a, fe ip: 
Part of 66) 60 © 0 | Field of | The Excelsior Land, Investment.| Private subdivi-| Freehold ,..| 100 links..}| 2 0 30 | Includes. Cook-street and part of 
Mars.| and Building Company and| _ sion road, Orchard-street in private subdivision. 
Bank (Limited). é 
Part of 6€] 60 0 0/ do ...| James Penrce asd ce ...| Jamés Pearee .. GO OR). WOO NA...) 2 080 Aidiees eevinondas sedgeeuten Coviees analcepiann ees Gonass 
Part of 66] 69 0 @ do ...| The Mxcelsior Laad, Investment,| Private smhdivi- do «| 100 5, «| © 210] Includes part of Brodie-street in private 
and Building Company and) sion road. subdivision, 
Bank (Limited). ; 


DESCRIPTION oF Roap OPENED : —Part of road from Glen Inses, via Deepwater to Tenterfield, parish of Deepwater, county of Gough. 
[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1903~244-26; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 8,653~1,608.] 


HSORIPTION of lands now resumed for the road specified above, aud dedicated as a public road. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 5th September, 


1906, folio 4990. 
Lanp District or TENT?EREFIELD. 


PN IE OMe UP TRE Tt OSE GA RORI 07 Ces gue amp rn” Pili inant eer Iara IM Wadth of 


Area 
4 Character Land Reraeea 
Parish No. Area, Parish Name. Reputed Owner and Grantee. Occupier. of Resumed and 
| Folding, and Dedicated 
Dedicated. ‘ 
MT. Pe Hele D. 
Part of6 ...| 22 0 0 | Deepwater ..| Christen Knudsen Sorensen ««, Christen Knudsen Sorensen ...| Freehold ses] FOO links’ | a3 1 0 238 
4 (now sub-| 20 116 Do ..| Vendor of the “ Deepwater iictel| Road dedicated in private sub- do o:l| LOD es sc Realnases 1 0 32 
(divided). Hstate,” (owner), E. Barratt} division. 
(zrantee), 


DuSCRIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—Part of road from Gosford to the Matcham’s Estate, parish of Kincumber, county of 
Northumberland, Erina Shire No. 50. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-606-10; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,814-1,603] 


DEscrIPrTion of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 


ie A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question, was published in the Government Gazette of 18th May, 1910, 
folio 2684. 


7 
' 


Laxp Disrzicr or Gosrorp. 


a een | Character he pee | Area | 
"26 avis ¥ of Resumed 
E i; Area. Nake, Reputed Cwner. Occupier. Holding. ge ae and Remarks. 
Dedicated. | Dedicated. 
Bo) status Seen Tes | 
Part of | 2,800 0 0 | Kinecumber ...| James Marriott .. eat Oe van ose eos 000 see Freehold ...| 1 chain & i 2 0! This resumption forms part of lot 42 
175, variable. of private subdivision ofportion 176, 


DuscripTion or Roap opgnep:—Road from Gosford-Tuggernh Beach road to Brush-road, in subdivision of portion 46, parish of 
Kineumber, county of Northumberland, Erina Shire No. 50, 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-565-13; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,813~1,603] 


Dusoxiprion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, 
ne en to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, was published in the Govetnment Gazette of 11th May, 1910, — 
olio 2550. q 
Lanp District oF Gosrorp. 


oe i eis 


| 
| 
| 
| 
f 
| 
| 


if Hee “|. Width of | ‘ios ‘ 
‘a aracter Land 
a B Area, legeg Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Resumed | Resumed Remarks. 
Be 3 and 
ey | Holding. aud Dedi 
wigs Bs on > | Dedicated, | Dedicated: y de 
| q M t 
sig eed Be Ded i" | a 1s p. vs wg : 
Bee } | 2,000 0 0 | Kincumbari.| D.T, Lewis...  su|  séveee earvansseses Freehold... 53 links ..) © 125 | This area resumed is within lot 178 of 4 acres 
Meh | 1 rood 1'4 petches, “ Gosford Model Farms.” 
gS She 6 (Private subdivision), 1; 
foramen Miya, Ue Do * do soll) ateasetyatieciveres do 47 4 | © 115 | This area resumed is within lot 179 of 3 acres — 
SR | 2 roods 294 perthes, “ Gosfotd Model Farms.” 
As 2 J | (Private subdivision), 4 
| ue 
AL ie Qi yw RRM 


a? 


27 Jury, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. 


4055 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROADS AND OF PROPOSED CLOSING OF ROADS.OR PARTS OF ROADS 
DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY, AND PARTS OF ROADS TO BE DECLARED TO BE PUBLIC ROADS. 


(] OTICH is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that certain roads should be opened, and that it is proposed 
to resume or withdraw for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1962, the lands hereunder described. 


The proposed roads are shown upon plans which can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same can be inspected at the 
respective Offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land District in which the lands are situated. 


All petsons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing and to forward to the Minister, within one month from date of 
this notice, any objections which may appear to them to erist to the proposal to open the roads referred to. 


[568] 


Notice is also given that the Minister is of opinion that it is expedient to close the roads or parts of roads hereunder specified, and all 
persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister, within one month from this date, any 
objections which may appear to them to exist to the closing of the said roads or parts of roads. 


‘Plans showing the roads or parts of roads proposed to be clozed can be inspected at this Oilice, and a copy of the same can be inspected 
at the respective Offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land District in which the lands are situated. 


8. W. MOORE. 


DrsoRirtion oF Roaps To Bu OPENED :—Road from the road Lismore via Rosebank to Mullumbimby to road from Mullumbimby to 
Federal, and branch road towards Mafeking with portion 47, parish of Jasper, county of Rous, Byron Shire No. 2. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909~118=5 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—, 9,784-1,603.] 


DeEscRIPtion of lands which it is proposed to resume or withdraw and roads and parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, which it is 
proposed to close. 


Lanp Drsrriot or Lismore. 


Width of 
Character | Land to be 
Occupier. of Resumed 
: Holding. or or 
Withdrawn.| Withdrawn. 


area 
to be 


Roads and parts of Roads proposed to be 
Resumed 


closed, &c.,and parts of Roads to be declared. 
to be a Public Road. 


Parish 


< $ Area, Nhitie: Reputed Owner. 


Jasper .| I. Robbins .. wal BE. Robbins ... ..| Frechold...| 1 chain .../| 0 The unnecessary parts of reserved road between 
Lismore-Mullumbimby road and the north 
boundary of portion 65 together with the un- 
necessary dedicated road (R. 5,962-1,603), all 
within this portion (65), are to be closed and 
part granted in lieu. 

The unuecessary reserved and dedicated (R. 
5,962-1,63) roads within this portion (42) to- 
gether with the unnecessary boundary road 
separating part of this portion (42), same 
owner’s portion 41 from F. Robbin’s portion 65, 
are to be closed and part granted in lieu. 

Do =F do Sy do a do Se Ne eae 0 316 The unnecessary reserved and dedicated (R. 

5,962-1,603) roads within this portion (45) are 

» to be eiosed and part granted in lieu. 

C.P. 93-22.) 1, ms 0 2 0 | The unnecessary dedicated road (R. 5,962-1,603) 
and the unnecessary reserved road within 
this portion (52) together with the unneces- 
sary boundary road separating part of this 
portion (52) from part of same owner’s portion 
45, are to be closed and added to C.P. 93-22, 
portion 52 partly in lieu, the area thereof to 
be increased by 2 acres 1 rood. 


This area (2 acres) is to be withdrawn. 


42 490 0| Do | Henry Wells ...| Henry Wells | do ../1 | 0 310 


45 48 2 0 


52 $8 0 6 Do Cy do } os do eee 


Unnuni- Do ae 
bered. 


46 539 0 0 


Spl. gluse] To es] 2 
(VO05-14, 
Freehold ... 


0 0 


eae eee ven eee 


H. Wells (Lessee)... do ng 


1 chain & 
variable, 


Henry Wells rob do a 


PS) 


0 20 The unnecessary reserved road within this por- 
tion and the unnecessary part of boundary 
road separating same portion 46 and D. 
Buckley’s portion 15 from D. Buckley’s portion 
66 south of proposed road are to be closed and 
together with “severed land” 10 perches pro- 
posed to be resumed from portion 66 are to be 
part granted in lieu. 

The unnecessary part of dedicated road (R. 
5,962-1,603) within this portion (47) south-west 
of proposed road together with the unnecessary . 
part of boundary road separating same portion 
47 from Bank of New South Wales’ portion 51 
is;to be closed and added to C.P. 89-57 portion 
47 in lieu, the area thereof to be reduced by 2 
acres 2 roods. 


P C.P. 89-87. 5 2 25 
47 1938 0 0 Do os (Includes 
branch 


road) 


Commercial Bank- do ch 
ing Company of 


Sydney (Limited). 


Robert Collings ... 


64 80 0 0 


66 40 0 
66 40 0 


Freebold ...| 1 chain & 
variable. 
do pen 


Variable... 


Do we 


Do «| D. Buckley... bY 
Do 5 do vse ost 


Thos. Kirkland ...| Thos. Kirkland ... 


bo 
oO 


S98 FUR) O00 O80 Tae Den oe FOR LOL 708 O28 Beem 088 


do oe 
do on 


This area (10 perches) is to be resumed as 
“severed iand,” and the unnecessary part of rr 
boundary road separating part of this portion 
(66) from part of same owner’s portion 15 
north of proposed road is to be closed and 
granted in lieu. 

The unnecessary parts of reserved road within 
this portion (15) are to be closed and granted 
in lieu. 

The unnecessary parts of reserved road within 
this portion (16) between ¥ederal-Mullum- 
bimby road and the south boundary of the 
portion (16) are to be closed and part granted 
in liew : 

The unnecessary part of boundary road separat- 
ing this portion (7) from D,. Buckley’s portion 
16, north from proposed road to Mullumbimby- 
Federal read, is to be closed and part granted 
in lieu. 


020 000 bee 909 097 008 


oo 
oo 
o 
a 
Ss 


ose poe 049 850 409 G08 


do «| 1 chain &| 8 


variable. 


15 i99 3 0 Do o> do xa os 0 10: 


te odd pou ease see 


16 318 2 0 fo «| 90° 8/20 


sensed see cessse ose do eas 


Do co do ete oe 


7 40 0 0 Do «>| W A, Sheaffe ...| W. A. Sheaffe .. dos “a WMicHain ...)/ 0/1 95 


The unnecessary part of reserved road and dedi- 
cated road (R, 5,962-1,603) within Bank of New 
South Wales’ portion 51 are to be ciosed and 
proposed to b- added to that portion (C.P. 92-6) ; 
the area therecf to be inereased by 1 acre. 

The part of reserved road within portion 65, 
the parts of boundary roads on south and east 
of portion 66, the parts of reserved roads within 
portions 15 and 16, and the part of boundary 
road on the east of portion 16, covered by survey 
of and included in continuity of propesed road, 
are to be declared to be a public road and dedi- 
cated to the public accordingly, 


4056 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. [27 Juny 1910 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING AND CLOSING OF ROADS, &0,—continued. 


Desortprion oF RoAD TO BE oPENED:—FParts of road from Woolomombi to Kangaroo Hill, parishes of Huringilly and Howell, 
county of Olarke, Dumaresq Shire No. 238. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1908-567-15 ; Catalogue No, of Plans—R. 10,005-1,603; R. 10,007-1,603; R. 10,008-1,603 ; and 
R, 10,009-i,6038.] 


Desoriprion of lands which it is proposed to resume, and roads and parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed 
to close. ; 


Lanp District or ARMIDALE. 


y 
re Parish Character | Width of Area Roads and parts of Roads proposed to be closed, &c. 
% iz Area Natne Reputed Owner. Occupier, of Land to be to be Road and parts of Roads to be declared 
4 Holding. Resumed. | Resumed, to be a Public Road. 
ao) tans | ‘ kD 
f 41 |500 0 ¥ | Hurin-} Roderick McRae} Roderick McRae! Frechold ...| 200 links... 10 3 8] The unnecessary part of reserved road within portion 41 
gilly. lying to the east of proposed road is to be closed and 
| granted in lieu, 
93 | 40 0 0]! Do ...j Bank of New do es] PartofC.P.| 200 5, )... 0 8 30 |) The unnecessary reserved road within portion 93 is to be 
| South Wales. 80-74 of closed and added to that portion, part of C.P. 80-74, in 
80 acres. lieu, the area thereof to be increased by 2 acres 0 roods 

Bele EEO OO Uo es do ae do or do sal BOOe WSs sive 2 010 10 perches; area of the whole ©.P. to remain unaltered 

S| 42 |200 0 0] Do ...| Roderick McRae do | Freehold...) 200  ,, 6 2 24 | The unnecessary part of reserved road within portion 42 

= lying to the east of proposed road is to be closed and 

ad J granted in lieu. : 

Sj} 38/40 0 0} Do ...| John Finlayson..| John Finlayson..| PartofC.P.| 200 links & 2 030 sae nani deblna trek vba ged cnt heslodticat cautes leat bbe Seateannas co tees snndadhee tenes 

Ss 87-113 of} variable. 

: : 369 acres, 

1150/40 0 0] Do. do oes do ..| Freehold .,.| 200 links ... 1 132] The unnecessary reserved road within portion 150 lying to 
the east of proposed road is to be closed and granted in 
lieu. 

| 95) 42 1 0/ Do... do Se do | PartofC.P.| 200 ,, .. 1 132) The unnecessary parts of reserved road within these por- 
87-115 of tions (95 and 122) are to be closed and added to those 
| ? 224a, Ir. portions, parts of C.P. 87-115 in lieu; area of the portions 
(122 |142 0 0] Do ... do 2: do ad do _...| 200 links & 31:56 and O.P, to remain unaltered. 
variable. 

o ( 4/200 0 0]! Do ...| Charlotte M. Charlotte M. Freehold ... do ch: 8 0 0|{ The unnecessary part of reserved road within portion 4 ; 

am | Wright. Wright. the unnecessary reserved road within 43; the unneces- 

=| 43 | 40 0 © | Ifowell do eae do aes do «| 200 links .. 4 124 | sary boundary road separating portions 44 and 32 from 

= 4 : 4 A. Fraser’s portion 49, parish of Euringilly, and A. 

S. | Se £000) O01) Do seen do Ey do te Aol) <P 200s 3 016 Fraser’s Con. Pre. Le. 2,109, parish of Howell, south- 

= | westerly from north-east end of proposed road, are to be 

a [ 32} 40 0 0} Do ... do es do ner dO, 2 s-,| '200) 9, 6 311) { closed and granted in lieu. hae 

2 f15 £00! “OSL Doe de --| Charlotte M, do esa BOO) 55 irscn 3 0 35 eee unnecessary boundary road separating portions 15 

= | | Wright and road and 16 from same uwner’s portion 95, between the north 

et | in use. and south extremities cf proposed road, also unneces- 

3} [ sary reserved road within same owner’s portion 4 and 

Syl LG EO ROE ODO, do te do ees do 5/0 ne ie nee 3 016 |} portion 16, are.to be closed and part granted in lieu. 

PCO UaOG meer ODO Fay do es do ...| C.P. 1906-] Variable ... 0 © 7 | The unnecessary reserved road 1 chain wide within this 

pS | 163, portion (95), is t» be clo-ed and added to O.P. 1906-163, 
portion 95 partly in liew; the area thereof to be increased 

Be) by 2 acres 2 roods. 

Ofte ei: “Oi OU Do jess do me do -.| C.P. 89-61 | 203 links...) 13 2 0 | The unnecessary part of boundary road separating por- 

fe | | tions 72 and 73 east of proposed road is to be closed and 

S added to C.P. 89-61, portion 72 in lieu; the area thereof 

= to be reduced by 9 acres 1 road. 

m {| 73 (625 2 0) Do .., do ..| Charlotte M.| C.L, 16,03 | 260 , ...) 16 0 0 | The unnecessary boundary roads on the east of portions 

a Wright. , 14 and 15, parish of Doughboy, are proposed to be closed, 
with the object Of granting area thereof to the owner of 

r those portions in connection with this resumption. | 
The parts of the existing roads included in survey andin 
continuity of proposed road, and boundary road at the 
| are to be declared to be a public road, and dedicated to 
the public accordingly. 


north-west corner of portion 105, parish of Euringilly, : 


county of Harden, Jindalee Shire No. 92. 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO Bz OPENED :—Part of road from Brawlin Station to Muttama, via Sheep Station Creek, parish of Muttama, 
y [Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1907-72-21; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,920-1,603.] 


DesoriPTion of lands which it is proposed to resume, and roads and part of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 


Lanp Disrrior or CooramunpRy. 


+ : 1 = 


FA a 
che Parish Character | Width of | Area Roads and part of Road proposed to be closed, &e. 
2 Ss Area. Bvanine! Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to be to be and part of Roads to be declared to be ' if : 
s Holding. Resumed, | Resumed. a public Road. 
bi tes THs : a. ©. p. e 4 
527 0 0 | Muttama...| George Thompson Coe may enna Freehold...) 15) links... 8 1 0 The unneeessary part of the houndary road separating _ 
and road in use 5 i a "5 i 
a : : portion 200 from same owner’s portion 201, west of the 
bia att : 4 | oa ak do --| George Thompson do... 150 5. 0 20 proposed road; the unnecessary northern reserved 
ah Hite & a eas de hs do aA do “5 150 Bye 2 120 road through portion U8s; the unnecessary |boundary 
h [e) see do «| George Thompson do ieOW Bes, 2 = 1.20 road separating George Thompson’s portion 37 from ~ z 
Meet’ ae Gey a and road iff use, Hee same owner’s portions 288,44, and 41, andfrom same 
Se ote ee aS as do a George Thompson do -.| Variable ... 0 010 owner’s portion 40, south of the read along the south 
2 “ OL aviess do x George Thompson do --| 50 links... 0 210 side of the railway line; and the unnecessary boun- ” 
PP aa a and road in use. f % dary road separating portion 44 from same owner’s 
7 isa a bas oe ab do *. do SSeHU DME roy! liens 31770 portion 41, and from Wrank Armitage’s portion 42, are 
~ | George Thompson GO sec LOOL 6G, 220 to be elosed and granted in lieu. #. 
The parts of boundary and reserved roads included in i 
survey and in continuity of pruposed road are to be 
declared to be a public road, and dedicated tothe public 
accordingly, 
passin seat aoe ee = = = ae —— ‘ 
a 
ce 
7 


27 Juny, 1910.] . NEW SOU1H WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. 4057 
cee 
NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING AND CLOSING OF ROADS, &0.—continued. 


DESCRIPTION OF RoaD TO BE OPENED :—Road from Myall Creck towards Inverell, parish of Stag, county of Murchison, 
Bannockburn Shire No. 41. 
[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-728-8 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,973-1,603.] 


Dxseription of lands which it is proposed to resume or withdraw, and roads deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close, 
Lanp Districr o¥ INVERELL. 


a ; Ghdraster Width of Area 
<6 Area. Parish Name.}| Reputed Owner. Occupier. of pape to be aie Roads proposed to be closed, &c, 
ah Holding Resumed or Be hee or 
Lo *  |Withdrawn.| Withdrawn. 
' 
2s. De Sy La, De 
24 on ; : Stag = «| John Makim | John Makim «| Freehold .../ 100 links...} 3 1 0 
a 61 3 0 Do el ae ks - uF: e ey be si oC hin 3 i 2| The unnecessary reserved road within J. 
19 WES 0) Do: 1 ie ag xt de be a6 aes 100 mre ese 1 020 Makim’s freehold portions 12, 11, 10, and 25 
58 66 128| Do... os do eee do oe do crt ACORN PAeot 2. 6 is to be closed and part granted in lieu. 
mer a8 0 Of Do... do = do | do P00 ale Md 64 
74 (8,850 0 0| Do... «| Bank of New South| J. C. Lennon ree| Sett. Lease 100 , «| 3 616 | This area (3 acres 0 roods 16 perches) is pro- 
Wales, No, 1,190, posed to be withdrawn. The unnecessary 
reserved rosd 150 links wide through 
northern part of this portion (15) is to be 
closed and added to Settlement Lease No. 
1,190, portion 74,in lieu; the area thereof 
to remain unaltered, 


\ 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Deviations of road, being through portion 26, parish of Piney Range, county of Hume, 
Culcairn Shire No. 72. 
[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1908-590-7 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 10,016-1,603.] 


Description of land which it is proposed to resume and road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 
Lanp District or ALBURY. 


| 
4 J Parish | Character | Width of Area 
‘ s Area, ame Reputed Owner, Occupier. of Land to be to be Road proposed to be closed, &c. 
r-¥ . Holding. | Resumed. | Resumed. 
Bip Les ps Sayre pe 
26 | 320 0 0 | Piney Range) Executors in the estate) Executors in the estate| Freehold ...| 100 links ... § 20 The unnecessary boundary road separat- 
of the late F. W.| of the late F. W. ing portion 26 from W. M. Odewahn’s 
Habermann, jun, Babermann, jun. portions 24 and 25, isito be closed and 
granted in lieu. y; 


Des ziptioy oF RoaD TO BR OPENED :—Part of road from Curricabark to Coneac, within portion 5, parish of Dewitt, county of Hawes, 
Gloucester Shire No. 17. 
[Registration No. of Papera—Roads 1910-50-6 ; Catalogue No, of Plan—R. 9,892-1,603.] 


Description of land which it is proposed to resume, and part of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close, 
Lanp Drisrrict or Stroup. 


| 


ee Parish Character | Width of Area * Part of Road proposed to be closed, &e., 
i 5 Area ain Reputed Owner, Occupier, of Land to be to be and parts of Road 
Cy F Holding. | Resumed. | Resumed. to be declared to bea Public Road. 
I 
(eles P.| Bc, Eas 
5 | 40 2 0! Dewitt ...) W. H. Mackay cee atlecaapa saz ededstens Freehold ...| 100 links &| 1 0 O | The unnecessary part of reserved road within this 


& variable. portion is to be closed and granted in lieu, 


The parts of reserved road included in survey 
and in continuity of proposed road are to be 
, declared to be a public road, and dedicated to tha 

public accordingly. 


DssoRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—~Jioad from the main Grafton-Casino road, towards Lower Myrtle Creek, parishes of Myrtle 
and Darke, county of Richmond, Woodburn Shire No. 8, 
[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1908-231-12; Catalogued No. of Plan—R, 9,946-1,603.] 


Descrrprion of lands which it is proposed to resume, and road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 
Lanp Disrrior or Casino. 


atl Y = | Character | Width of Area ta of Road 
ZS| Area. Parish Reputed Owner. Ovcupier. of Land to be to be Road proposed to be closed, &c., and parts of Roads 
oA Name. | Holding. eeadnicdel We Becened: to be declared to be a Public Road. 
ae 
a. 7: D- | Fe, Batu): ; 
1/ 168 0 0/| Myrtle ...| Elizabeth C, Green-| Eliz. C. Green-| Freehold ...| 100 links... 2 1 4 | The unnecessary parts of road between portion 7 and 
street. street, R. Greenstreet’s C.P. portion 28, north and south of 
7) .200 0° 0| Darke ... Do és do ec do ee lb LOO wary eee aay 3.189 proposed road, are tobe closed and granted in lieu, 
Parish of Darke. 
The partsof boundary roads included in survey and 
in eontinuity of proposed road, are to be declared to be 
a Public Road, and dedicated to the public accord- 


ingly 


Description or RoAaD TO BE OPENED :—Road from Barmedman-Temora road to road at north-east corner of portion 15, parish of 
Therarbung, county of Bland, Bland Shire No, 79. 


<= 


[Registration No. of Papers—Rozds—1908-689-8 ; Catalogue No, of Plan—R. 9,988-1,603.] 


Dusor1Prion of land which it is proposed to resume, and parts of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close, 
Lanp District oF BARMEDMAN. 


ry 


a Parish Character | Width of Area 
Pr Area, ena Reputed Owner, Occupier. of Land to be to be Parts of Road proposed to be closed, &a. 
& Pe Holding.’ Resumed. | Resumed. 
YS SON CE ai YT 
oe a a4 Faye : J M 
15} 252 1 0} Therar- Bank of New! J.C. Zacher ...| C.P. 190!-15 | 109 links...| 9 3 0 | The unnecessary parts of road separating this portion 
bung.| South Wales. from same owner’s portion 28, east and west of 
railway line, are to be closed and added to C.P. 
1901-13, portion 15 in lieu, the area of the C.P. and 
portion to be reduced by 2 acres, 


4058 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. [27 Jury, 1910. 
[569] Tr Nab NAA NB ) ie Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF RE-MARKING OF ROAD, OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROAD, AND OF PROPOSED CLOSING OF 
ROADS OR PARTS OF ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY. 


were is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that a certain road should be opened, and that it is~ 
ay proposed to resume for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act of 1902, the lands hereunder described, and of the 
intention to submit to His Excellency the Governor for approval the plan of re-marking of the part of road specified in the appended 
Schedule, 

The proposed road is shown upon a plan which can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same can be inspected at the 


Office of the Crown Lands Agent at Bellingen. 
£ 


All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing and to forward to the Minister, within one month from date o 
this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposal to open the road referred to, or to the submission of the plan 
of re-marking to His Excellency the Governor for approval. 


Notice is also given that the Minister is of opinion that it is expedient to close the road or parts of roads hereunder specified 
and all persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister, within one month from this date, any 
objections which may appear to them to exiat to the closing of the said roads or parts of roads. 


Plan showing the roads or parts of roads proposed to be closed can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same, can be 
inspected at the Office of the Crown Lands Agent at Bellingen, 


te lo S. W. MOORE. 


Desoxiprion OF ROAD TO BE OPENED:--Part of road from Bellingen to Bellingen-Gleniffer road, parish of North Bellingen, county of 
Raleigh, Bellingen Shire No. 13. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-50--7 ; Catalogue No, of Plan—=R. 9,722=1,603,] 


Dgsoniprion of lands which it is proposed to resume, and roads and parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, which it is 
proposed to close, 


Lanp Disvrict oF BELLINGEN. 


ees Parish Character | Widthof | 4 oa to he Roads and parts of Roads proposed to be closed, &c., and : 
Ee Arca. | ‘Nam a, | Reputed Owner. Qeoupier, of Land to be | Rosumed parts of Roads to be declared to be : 
an caf Holding. | Resumed. : ~ a Public Road. 
7 
Onn b Jape eh CaaS hee 

83 43 0 O| North James Rose «.| J. Rose and track} Freehold ...| 100 links ... 1 0 23} The unnecessary part of road separating this.portion from 
Bellingen, in use, T, E, Dillon’s portion 69, north of proposed road, and 
unnecessary part of reserved road between this portion 7 
and same owner’s portion’34 are to be closed and part i 
granted in lieu. * 4 
82 42,0 0 Do ...| Bank of New! Alex. Faichney...| PartofC.F.| 100 , ... 1 1 24) The road separating portion 32 from T. E. Dillon’s C.L. ‘ 
South Wales, 89-84 of 95 portion 6¥ and the unnecessary parts of road senarating i 
acres. portion 29 from portion 238, north and south of proposed if 

29 63 0 0 OOS do eS do ae do ey [LOO hes Movies ie NG ote) road are to be closed and together with part (2 roods) of 


area proposed to be resumed from portion 288 as “ severed 
land’? proposed to be added to portions 32 and 29, parts of 
C.P. 89-84 in lieu; the area of portion 32 to be reduced 
by 24 perches, that of portion 29 to be increased by 1 rood 
15 perches, and the area of the whole C.P, when additions 
; are made to be increased by 31 perches. 

238 60 0 0 Do ...| S. M. McFadyen! 8. M. McFadyen] C.P.1905-42) 100 ,, ... 2 3 86 | The area of 2 acres + roods 33 perches is proposed to be 
238 60 0 0 Bovis do hi do Per do  ..| Variable... 23 88 resumed as “severed land.” The unnecessary part of 
road separating portion 238 from Bank of New South 
Wales’ portion 28 east of proposed road, and the un- 
necessary road separating portion 238 and same owner’s 
pertion 239 from 1. E. Dillon’s C.L, portion 69 and Com-- 
mercial Banking Company of Sydney (Limited's) por- 
68 are to be closed and together with area 1 rood 24 
perches, part cf portion 27 proposed to be resumed as 
“severed iand” added to C.Ps, 1905-42 ana 1907-39, por- 
tions 238 and 239 in lieu; the area of C.P. 1905-42, por- 
tion 288 to be reduced by 2 acres 3 roods 29 perches, and 
the area of C.P, 1907-39, portion 239, to be increased by 

; 2 acres 8 roods 8 perches, 
Bank cf WNew| L. WU. Gordon ...! C.P.1890-65) 100 links... 2 1 24 | The unnecessary road separating this portion (28) from 
South Wales. Bank of New South Wales’ (T. J. A. McLennon’s) portion 
27, and the unnecessary parts of road separating same 
portion (28) from portion 438, west of proposed road areto 
be closed, and together with parts (2 roods36perchssand _— 
1 rood 38 perches) of areas proposed to be resumed from 
portion 238, “severed lavd,” are proposed to be added to 
C,P, 90-65, portion 28, in lieu, the area of the C.P. and i 
portion 28 when addition is made will be increased by 
4 acves 0 roods 2 perches, 


28 | 125 0 0 Do 


: 


27 59 0 0 WO vides do | 1. J.A.MeLennon} C,P.1900-19| 140 ,,... 0 38 20 | This area (1 rood 24 perches) is proposed to be resumed as 
27 69 0 0 DO) see do oF do “<n do | Variable ... 0 1 24 “severed land.” The unnecessary part of road separa- ; 
ting portion 238 from I’. E. Dillon’s portion 217, west of 
proposed road, is to be closed, and together with parts 
| (8 roods 7 perches and 1 rood 32 perches) of areas pro- ‘ 
{ posed to be resumed trom portion 238 as “severed lands,” 
| added to C.P. 1900-19 in lieu; the area of the C.P. and 
portion to be increased by 1 rood 2 perches. ¥ 
34 49:0 0 Do ...| Part of reserved) Road in use — .2.| ccs ceseee see phan sates taseeceee | This is a re-marking cf the part of reserved road 100 links 
road within wide within portion 34, in continuity of proposed road, 
Jas. Rosr’s free- being part of road from Bellingen to the Bellingen- 
hold portion 34, Gleniffer road, which, together with parts of boundary 


roads included in survey and in continuity of proposed . 
road, is to be declared to be a public road, and dedicated 
to the public accordingly. ; Bi 


’ 


_ 27 Jury, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115, 4059 


[570] Department of Lands, 
Syduey, 27th July, 1910, 


——— 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROADS. 


TOTICE is hereby given that the Minister for Lends deems it expedient that certain roads should be opened, and that itis proposed to 
resume for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 190%, the lands hereunder described. 


The proposed roads are shown upon plans which can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the s2mo may be inspested at the 
respective Offices of the Crown Lands Agents for the Land Districts in which the lands are situated. 


All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing and to forward to the Minister, within one month from date 
of this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposal to open the roads referred to. 


as S. W. MOORE. 


DEscRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Road through portions 27 and 168, towards Bell’s line of road, parish of Kurrajong, county 
of Cook, Colo Shire No, 118. ; 


[Registration No, of Papers—Roads 1909-625-8 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,998-1,603. ] 


DEscrirtion of lands which it is proposed to resume. 


LAnpD District oF WINDSOR. 


a. Character | Width of Area 
‘Bp 5 Area. Parish Name, Grantee and Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to be to be 
é Holding. Resumed. | Resumed, 
ae. p a. I. ps 
168 | 50 O O | Kurrajong .. ...| James Frazier (grantee), representative of the] Ellen Wilson and Jas. Hurst; road) Frechold..., 50 links &| 0 216 
estate of the late EH. Wilson (owner),) ia mse. : variable. 
claimed by W. Douzlas. | 
27; 60 0 0 Do ..| John Cunningham (grantee), representative] B. R. Wilson and A.J. Wilson; road (efor se ieee do  .., 0 2380 
of the estate of the late E. Wilson (owner),! in use. 
claimed by W. Douglas. 


Dzscription oF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Road from road at north-east corner of portion 62 to Coolamon-Ariah Park road, within 
portion 38, parish of Windeyer, county cf Bourke, Narraburra Shire No. 92. 
Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1910-351-3; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,999-1,603. 
8 P 8 ) 


\ 


DEscRiPTiIon of land which it is proposed to resume. 
Layp Distzurcr of BsrMepDMAN, 


aS 


Parish Character Width of Area 


Ares. Parish Name. Reputed Owner, Ocoupier. of Land to be to be 
No. : Holding, Resumed. Resumed. 

CA bee 5 ; Be Ts De 
38 248 0 0 | Windeyer «| FE. W. Davey eee ote «| ©. W. Davey wae we | C.D. 34,323 +e “a 190 links ... 3.38 0 


Description oF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Road from Lake Innes-Port Macquarie road to reserve No, 19,397 for gravel pit, suburban lands, 
town of Port Macquarie, parish of Macquarie, county of Macquarie, Municipality of Port M acquarie. 
[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1908-182-9 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,952-16,03.] 


Dzscerprron of lands which it is propesed to resume, 
Tanp District or Port MAcQuaRrtiz. 


, : Width of Area, 
ezik Area. Parish Name. Reputed Owner. Occupier, Character of Holding | Iand to be to be 
No. Resumed, Resumed, 
&. ¥. Ps t ‘ Sey, Paes 
24 lu 0 Macquarie ...| Geo. Schweicker cob ese rear oie Eh che aan «.| Freehold ... ses «| LOOlinEs 4 01 5 
137 Live aoe’ do & do = a . do as wae cca do nt Mae eee LBOLEGS 0 215 
[504] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 
PUBLIO GATE AUTHORISED. 


OTICE is hereby given that, in accordance with the “ Public Gates Act, 1901,” permission has been granted Thos. H 
Blewitt and P. McNamara to ereet a Public Gate as hereunder deacribed, such gate to be erected and maintained to the 
satisfaction of the Yarrowlumla Shire Council No. 107. 
8. W. MOORE. 


SCHEDULE REFIRERED TO. 


oe) 


| Date of 
| Preliminary Notice. 
| 


Roads No. Applicant. Deseription. 


| 

| 

| 

199°-$52-8 | Thos. H. Blewitt and) Single gate, No. 2,544, with opening not less than 11 fect in the} 27th April, 1910, 
Patrick McNamara. clear, on road separating portions 178 and 198, parish of Burva,| folio 2820. 
county of Murray, at a point where such roads meets the 
Queanbeyan-Michalago Road, Yarrowlumla Shire No. 107. | 


| 


4060 


[573] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No.. 115. [27 Juny, 1910. 


a Te EER IN 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


LEASE OF INFERIOR CROWN LANDS. ] 


OTICE is hereby given that a lease has, in accordance with the 37th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1889, been granted of the 


undermentioned lands. 


1. The lease will have aterm of about 20 years, to terminate on 26th July, 1930, subject to the conditions, &c., announced in 
Government Gazette of the 8th June, 1910. 

2. The rent for each succeeding year must be paid in advance on or before the 26th July; if not so paid, or in the event of any- 
of the conditions not being complied with, the lease will be liable to forfeiture. 


§. W. MOORE. 


Lanp District or GosrorpD. 


Amount of Date upon 
| Deposit er __|which lease 
No. | ‘with ee by tender 
al Lessee’s Name and aus Annual Tender and i Pp was . 
of Papers. Address. Lot, | Parish. | County. | Ares | “Rent. | date of payment. advertised Shire. 
Lease (eg! A Pee Repeere) Fa 
e Government. 
Amount .| Date. {| From To Gazette: 
Oce. | Acres. | & 's. d.| Z's. d.| 1910.) 1910. 1930. 1910, 
71 1910-7,477 | Edgar Edward Kennedy and| 29 | Patonga | Northum- 7,400 | 16 9 2) 2 0 O | 22 July) 27 July) 26 July; 8 June ...| Erina, 
John William Duesbury,of berland. 
No. 4 Ground Floor Ocean 
House, Moore-street | 
Sydney. | 


[487] 


Department of Lands, 
Bydney, 27th July, 1910. 


APPLICATIONS FOR ERECTION OF RABBIT-PROOF FENCING. 


TTENTION is invited to the undermentioned applications, under the “ Pastures Protection Act of 1902,” for permission to 


7 erect Rabbit-proof Fencing and Gates. 
8. W. MOORE. 
Diawiexhibieed st Objections may be lodged with 
Applicant. Site cf Fence and Gate, Pariah. County. Geown Land Agent’s i District Surveyor. 
fet Hosen Place. | Not laterthan. 
Bullen, Roger Across road at south-| South Denili-/ Townsend ...| Deniliquin... et Pay ...| 20 Aug., 1910 
west corner of portion} quin. 
327, and on = north 
boundary of portion 
240. 
Butler, James Across T.8.R. 746  ...]| Melburra  ...| Jamison ..,! Narrabri, and Local] Moree se 2a ee 
Land Board, 
Moree. | 
McMahon, Thos.| Acrogsroad ... ...| Muttama ...| Warden ...| Cootamundra ...| Wagga Waggal 27 , °, 
Patrick. | | 
Osborne, Robert} Across road from Bun-| Yanununbeyan| Murray  ...| Queanbeyan va | SOUL DIETING Jailed eran elias | 
Thomas. gendore to Captain’s | 
Flat, &e. 
Dowling, Thomas ,,.; Roads within the Bloom-| Opton, Preston,| King | Gunning nes do Pad RE Ser hae ¥ 
field Estate. Kildare, Blak-| 
ney, Bunton. | 
Payne, Frank ...| Across road between] Nundle Lea ME AEDY, os} Dam Worth.s6!" wos.) Tamworth:\y.-2)s200 0 aie 
freehold portions i9 
and 21. | 
Whitfield, Henry) Across roads on westand) Rundle and) Baradine ...; Coonabarrabran ... do hit (POE, aay 
Thomas. north boundaries oj] Yearanan. 
S.L. 1608-3, 
Peard, Robert Henry,) Across roads at north-| Gunnenbeme..| Nandewar..,| Gunnedah... oe do SO thet) 
and Peard, William) west and south-west | 
Ernest, corners of portion 49. 


Adal oh is pa Gies given thes Land Board Meetings will bs hokten afi she followiag places on the dates anc house specified :— 


LAND BOARD MEETINGS. 


F820, j - Tat os eg ees SO i Sah Gonvened by - 
\ Date. | Hiour, | 
A bury. tice. eh 8 Aug., 1910, and following days| 8,2 p.m,; follow-] J. T. Keating, Chairman, 
ing days, 10 a.m. 
Young .| 16 .| 10am. each day... do dove 
Carcoar eet ao. 10, li and ihe “Aug., 1910 Real O30 5, 5 ...| H. A. Crouch, Chairman. 
Trunkey ... ay aed Aug, LOLO OS. a aoeOs use ft do do 
Condobolin a 23's ms and following dayt| 10 ,, each day...| R. Shelton, Chairman. 
Wryalong ... Se Wass) ee a - A | 5, 2 p.m.; follow- do do 
| ing drys, 10 a.m, 

Coonamble a ‘ Paar 4 5 x ..| 1G a.m, each day ...| M. A. Maclean, Chairman. 
Lismore (Court- -house) . .. | 23 and 24 Aug, 1910 OB: 5 ...| E, Ebsworth, Chairman. 
Casino (Court-house) ... mol 2D LATE. 1810" 2 p.m. de do 

Do do aa oa) er es » and following d aye 10 am. each day ... do do 
Gloucester eae ae piel dale ; SSRN SE Oe mtn v| Arthur Sharp, Chairman, 

DOT lyse 5 ax | 12 and 13 ‘Aug, 1910... ...| 9.30 a.m. each day do do 

Kramback.., ve we | 15 Aug.,,1910  /.2) ay de} 9°80 8.in,. 4, vee do do 
funcurry ... ate de a 18 ne ae Sat ee Oy lode do do 
Taree Dy ae aoe 1 18'end 19 ‘Aug, AIO Te | 9°30 ,, each day... - cdo do 
Coopernook Meh a3 | 20 Aug, 1910... aie 1H OLS er nee do do 
Wingham... a ...| 22 and 33 Ante. LILO es 9°30 a.m. each day.. do do 
Deniliquin ‘we ‘s r.| 17 Aug., 1910, and following days 10 a.m. » «| J» Ferris, Acting Chairman. 


When Meeténug to be bsF, | 


a 2 cre RRP IAT TI 


e 
" 
if 


-[Aln, 1910-761] 


27 Jury, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. 4061 
PROCLAM A\‘LION J 
New Sours WaAteEs, By His Exceth ney The Ri bh! cl snouralle Freperic Joun Napier, Diron CrELMSFORD, 
to wit. Acad » opto - y Ritts 4 4 
(1.8) Knight Commander of the Most Dstinzuisted Order of Saint Michael and Saint 
L.8. ‘ 
xcorge, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, j 
CHELMSFORD, a South Vv ales pe cies, in the 
GovernoF. Comn. onwealth of Austral!a. 


DECLARATION OF OROWN LANDS. 
|S pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, I, Freprric Joun Naprzr, BAkon CaELMsFORD, Governor of the State 
of New South Wales aforesaid, with the advice of the Hxecutive Council, do hereby proclaim the following surrendered areas of 
land to be Crown Lands for the purposes of the Crown Lands Acts :— 
KASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Disrricr or GouLrBuRy, AND Munwaprex SHIRE. 


County. Parish. Portion, Area. | Cat. No. of Plan. 
Ee aaj oy | 
Argyle na Rae An ...| Mummel es ee beh As Part 2 eb Bio) Ms. 1,144, @bn. 
fe) “EF sae %& ...| Pomeroy te oa Aa Rec Part 14 22) 3 22, Ms, 1,145, Gbn. 
Do ts ee acer . do am nay ys oe Part 14 ee on20 do 


Nore.——Reserved this day for travelling stock and camping. 


IN pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, I, Freperic Joun Napier, Baron CugLmsrory, Governor of the State 
of New South Wales aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council, do hereby proclaim the following surrendered area of land to 
be Crown Land for the purposes of the Crown Lands Acts :— 


EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District oF TuMBARUMBA, AND TUMBARUMBA SHIRE. 


County. | Parish, Portion, Area. Cat, No. of Plan. 


nets 
Selwyn ee saa Nee | Welaregang mee oe Be iy al 96 | 307 2 O | S. 285-1,522 R. 


r 
{ 


_—— 


Norz.-- Within travelling stock re®erve 45,518, notified this day. 
[Ms. 1910 11,362] 


ALTEBATION OF LAND DISTRICT BOUNDARIES. 
IN pursuance of the provisions of the 40th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1889, 1, FrrpzRic JoHN Napies, BARON CHELMSFORD, 
Governor of the State of New South Wales, with the advice of the Executive Vouneil, do hereby proclaim that the measured portion 
hereinafter particularised within the Land Districts of Parkes and Condobolin, shall be and is hereby declared to be wholly within the 
Land District of Parkes. 

CENTRAL DIVISION. 

a Counties of Kennedy and Cunningham, parish of Gillenbine, measured portion 30 of 10 acres. Plun K, 1,281-2,004. 
[Ms, 1910-11,175] 


WHEREAS vnder the 105th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, power is given for the revocation of any dedication of Crown Land 
dedicated by the Crown: Now, therefore, 1, Frzornic Joun NAPIER, Baron CrerMs¥rorD, as such Governor as aforesaid, with the advice 
of the Executive Council of the said State, do hereby declare that all preliminary action ia connection with the proposed revocation of the 
dedication for General Cemetery at Burren Junction, area 6 acres | rood 27 perches, dedicated 28th October, 1903, and described in the 
Schedule hereto, has been duly taken: And I do hereby, with such advice as afores:id, wholly revoke the dedication of the said 6 acres 1 
yood 27 perches of land and proclaim that the same shall be and is hereby declared to be revoked :— 


THE SOHEDULE REFERRED TO. 
Description of 6 acres 1 rood 27 perches of land, the dedication of which is hereby revoked. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish of Dewhurst, county of Jamiesen, village of Burren Junction, State of New 


~ South Wales, and containing 6 acres ! rood 27 perches: Commencing at a point bearing south, and distant 1 chain 53} links from a point 


bearing east and distant 3 chains from the north-east corner of suburban portion No. 40; and bounded thence on the north by a line 


bearing east 7 chains; on the east by a line bearing south 9 chains 17 links ; on the south by a line bearing west 7 chains; and on the west 
_ by a line bearing north 9 chains 17 links, to the point of commencement. Plan M, 580 ahs 


(Aln. 1910-5,800 | 
Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this twenty-sixth day of July, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundged 


and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 


S. W. MOORR. 
[395] Re GOD SAVE THE KING! ~ 


7 
4062 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. [27 Juny, 1910. 
= _ ~- — - - - er Se a a nn 
[512] ’ Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 
REVOCATION OF PARTS OF RESERVE 44,214 FROM SALE AND LEASE GENERALLY, NOTIFIED 287nH JULY, 1909. 
T is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the undermentioned parts of the above 
reserve are hereby revoked. 
Ss. W. MOORE, 
Tarde cat nee 8 Holding, Couxty. Parigh. Area. Shire. 
a. Tepe 
905, 1,169 Quambone ... |, Leichhardt” ..: «| Ningear... “oe ie ..| 11,608 1 O | Wingadee. 
1,022, 1,023, 1,024, 1,026) Narromine ... ...| Narromine ..-| Barton and Cowal _... ...| 25,940 2 O | Timbrebongie. 
1,332 and parts 1,333 | Bogamildi .... ..| Courallie, | Burnett,) Harvey, Goorabil, Bogamilda,| 41,299 0 0 | Boolooroo and 
and 1,334. and Stapylton. Gilgil, end Tantarana. Yallaroi. — 
1,329 Mullah ted ...| Narromine ... ...| Mullah .. sa aa ...| 8,000 O O| Timbrebongie. 
1,309, 1,310, 1,311 Bouralong ... ...| Hardinge and Sandon] Sandy Creek and Sobraon ...! 12,100 O O Guyra and Gost- 
wyck, Dumaresq. 
1,179, 1,180, 1,215,'1,216,! Bundemar and Terra-| Ewenmarand Lincoln| Urobula, Narroweema, Daley,| 31,922 2 0} Marthaguy, Tal- 
1,217, 1,218. mungamine, Eumungerie, Moonul, Tackle- bragar, Gilgan- 
bang, and Burdijoe. dra, § Timbre- 
i bongie. 
1,233 Coppymurrumbil ...| Stapleton  .., ...| Coolanga and Limebon ..| 8,046 0 0 | Boolooroo. 
1,388, 1,389 Gorian ms ...| Denham ee ...| Murra Murra, Eastlake, and) 19,290 0 0 | Walgett. 
Gorian. 
649, 1,406, 1,206 Narrawin and Wom-| Clyde... ac .. | Thuara, Gobollion, and Mun-| 27,624 3 Q | Marthaguy. 
boin. ‘ dawah. 
906, 1,125 West Gungalman and| Leichhardt ... ...| Nedgera and Gilwarney ...| 15,450 0 0} Walgett and 
Wangrewally. Wingadee. 
721 Trialgara vee] CLEAOuc. ai ...| Ballaree fe ath if 8,528 0 O| Marthaguy. 
1,211, 1,212, 1,258, 1,259; Burrawarg ... ...| Cunningham... ..| Kars, Berewombenia, Derri-| 44,180 0 0 | Goobang, Jema- 
wong, Yarrabundi, Monomie, long & Lachlan. 
and Cookey’s Plains. ; 
1,164, 1,255 Eljengarah ... ...| Narromine .,. ...| Mullah ... he ...| 12,076 0 0 | Timbrebongie, 
1,279, 1,280 Wingadee ... .| Leichhardt ... ...| Gungalman and Toora ...| 27,861 2 0 | Wingadee. 
972, 1,175 Breanbah _... Mi, do ay ..| Mowlma and Conimbia vee|, 20,280 9.0 70 do 
1,384 Yarraldcol ... ...| Denham el se0f DE pails oe see eis ...| 12,465 © 0 | Walgett. 
1,248 Illiliwa et ...| Sturt and Nicholson...) Downey... He et ..| 8,288 O O | Waradgery. 
1,284 (part only) Lake Cowal .., ...| Gipps ae ...| Cadalgulee and Lake ... é 1,600 G O| Jemalong. 
. 742, 919, 920, 921 Brewon ee ..-| Clyde... hae ..| Buckinguy, Blowan, Yanda, 64,480 O 0 | Walgett. 
Back Willoi and Cuddie. 
1,085, 1,316 Derribong ... ...| Narromine ... ...| Algalah, Doonside, & Waterloo) 12,890 0 OQ | Timbrebongie. 
1,335 Gillendoon .., ...| Hwenmar” ... ...| Uraangla mes “4 We OO VO. | Marthaguy. 
1,161 Combogolong ...{ Leichhardt ... ...| Dahomey He M3 ...{ 11,807 1.0! Walgett, 
( Leichhardt ... ..| Munna Munna and Gilwarny 9 ( Wingadee. 
1,226, 1,227, 1,228 Warren Downs and avd § 45,928 10 30 
Qusbocthoo. " Clyde mei ...| Carinda and Weribiddee ( Walgett. 
1,293, 1,204, 1,295 Burroway  ... ..| Hwenmar ... ...| Burraway a bi ...| 12,200 0 O | Timbrebongie. 
1,150 Kialgara eal ..| Leichhardt ... # ...| Tallegar and Cambara.., AK 6,105 0 0 | Wingadee. 
739, 752 | Wyabray ... ...| Clyde... Re ..-| Cuddie and Wommo ... ...| 83,057 0 O | Walgett. 
Notz.—-The above lands have been selected. 
[Ms. 1916-9,182]} 
é fi Sn oe Sse Ee é 
[51 4} Depertmont of Lands, 


fyduey, 27th July, 1910, 
REVOCATION OF NOTIFICATIONS OF TRACTS OR AREAS PREVIOUSLY NOTIFIED AS WOT AVAILABLE FOR . 
SETTLEMENT UNTIL SURVEY EFFECTED AND FORTHER NOTIBICATION, 
T ia hereby notified, for public informstion. that His Hucelency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been — 
pleased to revoke, under the provisions of the 10th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1896, the notifications that the tracts or areas 
hereunder described are not available for settlement, and they are hereby revoked accordingly. 


gs. W. MOORK. 


——— 


waa. | Division. cant e i Connty, Parirh. Ehire, &e, Axe. Part revoked. | Papers No. 
| Bi PTSD: | 
Inverell... ..| Eastern..! 17 Feb., 1909) Murchison | Gum Flat .. ...| Banneckbura 4u v vu | The whole; ;portion 11,—as} Ms, 1910-10,996, 
iP : 


‘ Shire. : shown on plan M,. 715- 
1,789. 

Deniliquin _...| Central,..| 15 April, 1904) Townsend ../| South Deniliquin.,,| Murray Shire ..| 820 0 0 The whoie. (Plan « ,° rte Ms, 1910-10,848, 
1,303 R). 


——— a 


Norr.—Held uader conditional purchase. 


— ae 


Eastern..| 18 Dec., 1907; Mecquarie ..| Beranghi ... +.( Macleay Shire .,.| 879 9 0 | The whole; portions 104 and 
e 105. (Plans M. 2,222 and 
M, 2220-06: ). 


Kempsey sat Ms, 1910-10,826, — 


Novrs,—Held under conditional purchase and conditional lease. 


~~ 


Moree ... | Peasrelis| 31 July, HM] Courallie.,. +.) Fletcher... «.| Booleorso Shire ..f 539. 0 ©) Dhat part within serub lease; Ms. 1910-9,332, 


| (about). 2y8, (Plan C. 2,207-1.880). 4 

Norz.—Held urder scrub lease, x 

Lithgow... vo] parr 22 Aug., ga Cook ay | «.( Blackheath «| Blue Mountains 60 0 0) Portion 12. (Plan C. zy 4 Ms, 1910-11,170. P 
‘ Shire. | 1,567). if 
Norus.—(1) The above area will be available for ordinary conditional purchase, at £1 per acre, or conditional lease on 28th July, 1910. (2) If the 
land is taken up under conditional lease the timber must not be ringbarkcu, except in pursuance of permits issued nnder the provisions of the - 


Forestry Act, 1909. No timber shall be cus or removed from the land ior the purposes of sale, except subjest to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1909, and Kegutations thereunder at the time in Loree. 


Urana ie |e a) Well 11 Nov., 1908) Urana .., +), B2bton we ow | Yanko RA, 21a) 77% 0 0 | The whole: portion a Ms, 1910-9,480, 


and Wunna- (Plan U. 2,527-1,881 R.), 
murra Shire, 


Notr.—Held under homestead selection. i 
— Oro eee RE Se cS es E thes: be ———————— 


27 Funy, 1910.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115, 4063 


[513] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF TRACT OR AREA SET APART FOR ADDITIONAL HOLDINGS. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, so much of the notification setting apart 
the tract or area hereunder described for additional holdings is hereby revoked. 
8. W. MOORE. 


Land iach Class of holding for Date ntean 
rpreaa vision, whieh the | Sait ai | County. Parish, Shire, Area. Part revoked, Papers No, 
District. | Jand was set apart. | Notification, z F , 
. (eS ee ! 
tas sys : Beets Be 
Casino ..,| Eastern..! Additional conditional] 23 Mar,,1910|; Richmond | Myall ..  o.| Wocdburn ,../ 8 0 0 | The whole sees wos | Mg, 1910 
# urchase, conditional (about), 10,007. 
ease, additional con- 
ditional purchase 
lease, additional 


homestead selection, 

or additional settle- 

ment lease. 
Nores.—(1) This area has been selected. (2) In lieu of ‘notice of 6th July, 1910. 

- = = See Se a ee ee ee ee ee Te. TL 


[515] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASE, &c. 
jb is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the reserves from sale, lease, or 
license hereunder described, are hereby revoked. 
8. W. MOORE, 


Land sus Reserve Date of ry : P 
District. Division. | “NX>. Purpose. N Giants on, | County. Parish, Shire, &e. | Ayea, | Part revoked, No 
Armidale | Eastern.,) 28,901 | From sale for water; 1 April, 1896) Inglis ...| Perry ...] CockburnShire) 130 2 0 | Part within portion 18.| Ms, 1910- 
& ae | supply. (Plan I, 938-1,690.) 10,111, 

worth. 


Nots,—Now freehold, 


Coonam- | Central...| 1,358 | From sale for Camp-| 24 Oct., 1881) Gregory ...] Neinby ...{ Wingadee Shire|/1390 0 0 | The part within portions] C.S. 1910- 
ble, ing. (about), 2 and 16, and road 3} 16,531, 


chains wide along south- 
western boundaries of 
portion 5. (G. 1,451 Roll, 
and 1,772-1,907.) 


Norr.—The above area is partly held as Settiement Lease No, 500, andis not available for selection, 


( 27,260) From sale for tem-)} i 1 
porary common. 
Condo- Central... ] 27,261] From lease and {| 19 Feb., 1898) Cunning- | Gillenbine | Lachlan Shire 2 0 0| Within portion 30, (Plan) Ms. 1910- 
5. 


bolin, license for tem- | ham,| (akout), K. 1,251-2,004.) 11,17 
Ll porary common. | 

Grafton...) Eastern.,.{ 39,500 ; From sale for fire bri-/ 5 Aug., 1905) Clarence ...( Great Grafton Muni- 0 116 | The whole (allotment 11,| Ms, 1910- 

| gade station, Marlow.| cipality. / section 32, City of Graf-| 9,472. 

ton). 
9 Norn.—This land has been dedicated, 

Balranald) Central...) 33,0959 ) From sale or lease| 13 July, 1901( Wakool ...} Yadchow &{ Liewah R.A.| 775 0 6 | The whole; portions 5, 12,| Ms. 1910- 

South, other than addi- Malian. 144; and and 52. (Plans W. 1909,| 9,699, 

tional conditional) Wakool Shire. 964, 805-1,917.) 


purchase or condi-| 
tional lease. | 
Norr.—This area has been selected. 


Hay...) Central...) 27,378 | From sale, license,! 26 Mar., 1898| Boyd «| Mulbur- Murrumbidgee 10 0 O{ Thewhole oon «| Ms, Ls. 


and lease, other ruga.| Shire, 1910--9,774, 
than specia! lease, do ae do Ah TS 8 do ae os ar do 

Do- ...| do ...| 35697 | From sale for ferry..| 4Jan., 1902) do o (about). 

Do ..| do ...| 83,698 | From license and| 4 ,, o do se do eee do aes 130 do ost mp Rea do 
lease generally for : (about). 
ferry. d 

Do ...| do ...| 28,261 | From sale for trayel-| 21 Sept., 1898; do tes do rey; do ry 7 8 O| The part within portion 77. do 
ling stock and (about). (Plan B. 1,100-3,908,) 
camping. | 

Do ...| do 28,308 | From license and/ 28 ,, ni do ap Go Wiss do pe 73 0 do do ...| do 
lease general!y for) (about.) 


travelling stock and) 
camping, \ | 
Norz.—Held under special lease. 


. 
: 
es 


The whole; part previously| Occ. 1910- 


Narran- | Central 2,134 | From sale for water{ 25 Oct., 1889| Cooper ..,|Sandy Creek Yalgogrin South; 140 0 0 
dera. supply. R.A. 529A, and| (about). revoked, 4,467. 
? Bland Shire. 


Norz.—Within Timber Reserve No. 45,525. 


Narran- Central | 2,510 { For travelling s.cck; 9 Jan., 1882} Cooper .,.) Bygoo  ...(Yalgogrin South| 860 0 0 | That part east of portions| Oce. 1910- 

dera. { | R.A. 5294,and! (about). 2 and 15 and north of| 4,467. 

ra) | Bland Shire, portion 51, 
Nore.—Included in Travelling Stock and Camping Reserve No. 46,524, notified this day. 

Welling- | Eas‘ern.,{ 21,066 | From sale for travel-| 14 July, 1894) Wellington | Boduldura | Macquarie | 14 280, That part within portion! Occ.1910~ 

ton, ling stock, | Shire, 91,—shown on plan W.| 6,870. 

| 4,765-2,091. 
Nore.—Held under residential lease. 

Corowa ,,,| Central { 27,722 4,316 1 0/ Thewhole .., ant ...{ Ms. 1910- 


Hume. Billabong | 


From sale or lease) 15 May, 394 Denison é&)Coreen West, Coreen Shire ... 
other than home- i 9,481. 
| 


stead selection. Forest, we 
| | | Gordoa, 


Norz.—This area is held under homestead selection, 
Urana ..,} Central | 28,723 From sale other than| 7 Jan., 1899/ Urana...| Clear Hill { Gunambil R.A.(2,452 210) Part within portions 4,13) Ms. 1910- 


homestead selection 463,and Urana to 18, 27,80, and 315. 10,849, 


or additional! con- Shire, (Plans by Bey st Be ol 
itional purchase, VU. 498, U. 513, U. a 
TPKE 4 U. 2,460, U, ¥,555-1,881. 
This completes reyo- 

| cation. 


Norr.—Held under homestead selection. 


2,349 | From gale for travyel- 12 Jan,, 1830! Caira ...| Mamanga |} Municipality off 73 2 0); Thewhole. (Plan C, 119- Mg, Ls. 
ite |“ ling stock, | dix 33 | Balranald. | | “"1,831.) 1910-10,009 


Norn,—Held under special lease. 


Balranald) Central... 
South. | 


a 


vi 2 eo. Ue Lene ee ee Be ee 


4064 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. 


-[27 Jury, 1910. 


[511] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th July, 1910, 
. REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASH, &c. 
ae is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the reserves from sale or lease 
‘hereunder described are hereby revoked,—but such revocation shall not take effect until after the expiration of sixty days from the 


\ 


above date. 


S. W. MOORE. 


a Rees : i 
See Division. eeerre Purpese. | opiate County. | Parish. Shire, &c, Area. Part revoked. mr 
: 
) B. Tipe 
Cooma ...| Hastern.| 43,331 | From  after-auction| 21 April,1909| Beresford| Throsby ...| Monaro «| 567 0 0| That part south of a line} Goc, 1910- 
tender. (about). parallel to and distant 94) 6,065. 
chains south from the 
north boundary of the 
reserve, 
Notsz. — This completes 
; reyceation of the whole 
reserve. 
Kempsey.. do ...| 19,072 | From annual leasefor| 18 Nov., 1893) Dudley...) Barragan- | Macleay «(1,800 0 0 | The whole vas wes «| Ms. 1910- 
petage in time of yatti. (about). 10,786, 
ood, 
Melong ... do ...| 1,020 | From sale for water| 14 Feb,, 1879] Gordon...| Narragal ,.| Maequarie 1 0 0| That part withio portion 152,) Aln,1910-" 
: supply, as shown on plan G. 3,473-| 9,348, 
1,567. 
Murru- Go ...| sso. | For extension to town! 24 Dec,, 1861| Buckland] Quirindi. .| Municipality of 186 0 0 That part to the south-west} Aln, 1910- 
rundi. of Quirindi. _ Quirindi. H (about), of Simpson-street and! 17,752, 
5840 | oatrom pale OAL Be . north of South-street. 
Do .. do { 35,641 rom’ lease for road: $s April, 1903} do do iss do ae 0 | The whoie ers iad do 
way and quarry. (about). 
Tarea ... do ...| 48,185 | From  after-auction| 28 Oct,, 1908/Gloucester] Tuncurry | Manning Shire.) 74 2 22}| The whole,—as shown on} Aln.1910~ 
purchase, Village of plans Tuncurry 13, 14, 21,) 7,107, 
Tuncurry. 22, 24, and G. 2,683, 2,685, 
2,686, and 2,687-1,497. | 
‘ 
[516] Department of Lands, [527] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE, 
CONDITIONAL LEASE, OR ADDITIONAL HOME- 
STEAD SELECTION. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 
section 4 of the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act of 1905, 
- the Crown Lands comprised within the area hereunder 
described are hereby set apart for additional conditional pur. 
chases or conditional leases (other than those mentioned in 
subsection 1 (b) of the first-mentioned section), or additional 
homestead selections, and shall become and be available 
therefor on and after the 25th August, 1910. It is further 
notified that the price of the land for additional conditional 
purchase, or the capital value for additional homestead selec- 
tion, whenever applied for, shall be 10s. per acre. It is also 
notified that any holdings within this area shall be subject to 
the following special conditions, viz. :—(a) Timber which is 
or is likely to prove suitable for fencing, building, or railway 
sleepers, shall not be destroyed by ringbarking or otherwise, 
except under permit issued under the provisions of section 21 
(a) of the Forestry Act, 1909: Provided that the selector may 
clear any land which is to be cultivated within twelve months 
from date of clearing, or cut any timber required for the 
purpose of erecting any necessary buildings or other improve- 
ments on the subject land. (b) No timber shall be cut or 
removed from the land for the purpose of sale except subject 
to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations 
thereunder at the time in force. (c) The selector or lessee 
may destroy by ringbarking or otherwise, without permit, 
all other timber except edible shrubs. Any additional home- 
’ stead selections within the area shail be subject also to the 
following special condition, viz. :—The homestead selector 
shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem 
reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land free from 
prickly-pear, rabbits, and other noxious animals, and to 
eradicate and keep the land clear of all noxious scrubs, under- 
growths, and weeds. 


S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
’ Lanp District or WARIALDA, AND YALLAROI SHIRE. 
Partly within Yagaba resumed area No 296a. 


County of Burnett, parish of Gravesend, containing an area 
of about 640 acres. The Crown Lands within the following 
boundaries : Commenting at the south-east corner of portion 
79; by that portion and a line west to travelling stock reserve 

24,648, notified 3rd October, 1896; by that travelling stock 
reserve south-easterly to portion 2, parish of Singapoora ; by 
that portion east to the Gwydir or Big River,‘and by that river 
downwards, to the point ot commencement. 

Notr.—The above includes travelling stock and camping 
reserve 24,647, notified 3rd October, 1896, and part (about 
640 acres) of reserve 19,853, from sale for irrigation, notified 
31st March, 1894. 

[Ms. 1910-8, 965] 


a 555s 2 See aE? 
E ne 
- 


Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR CLOSER SETTLEMENT. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
. Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in 
pursuance of the provisions of section 10 of the Crown, Lands 
Act of 1895, the Crown Lands comprised within the tract or 
area hereunder described, are hereby set apart for Closer 


Settlement. 
S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Moione, AND AMAROO SHIRE. 


County of Wellington, parishes of Three Rivers and Copper 
Hill, containing an area of 412 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of the area indicated by red edging on 
plan catalogued Ms. 1,074 Oe. 

Norr.—The above is included in Larras Lake Settlement 
Purchase Area No. 15, notified this day. 

[Clo. Sett. 1910-3,251] 


[529] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 


FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE OR 
FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE AND 
ASSOCIATED CONDITIONAL LEASH. 


 @ is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 

section 4’of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, 
the Crown Lands comprised within the area hereunder 
described are hereby set apart for original conditional pur- 
chases or for original conditional purchases and conditional 
leases (other than those pee subsection 2 (b) of the 
section above quoted), and shall become and be available there- 
for onand after the 25th August, 1910. It is further notified 
that the price of the land for original conditional purchase, 
whenever applied for, shall be 10s. per acre. No timber 
shall be cut or removed from the land for the purposes of 
gale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1909, and Regulations thereunder atthe time in force. Ifany 
part ofthe land is taken up under conditional lease, the 
timber thereon must not be ringbarked, except in pursuance 
of permits issued under the provisions of the Forestry Act, 


1909. ‘ 
S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION, 
Lanp District or ParkKres, AND GooBANG SHIRE. 
County of Ashburnham, parish of Milpose, containing an 
area of about 800 acres. The Crown Lands within the boun- 


daries of designed portion 44,—shown on plan Ms, 677 Fs. 
Roll. ; 


June, 1907, hereby revoked. 
[Ms. 1910-8,490] 


Norr.—Includes area set apart for additional holdings 5th =~ a 


4 
’ 


27 Juuy, 1910.) 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 115. 


4065 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE, 
CONDITIONAL LEASE, ADDITIONA CON- 
DITIONAL PURCHASE LEASE, ADDITIONAL 
HOMESTEAD SELECTION, OR ADDITIONAL 
SETTLEMENT LEASE. 


ig is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 

section 4 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, 
and section 22 of the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1908, 
the Crown Lands comprised within the areas hereunder 
described are hereby set apart for additional conditional pur- 
chases or conditional leases (other than those mentioned in sub- 
section | (b) of the first-mentioned section), additional condi- 
tional purchase leases, additional homestead selections, or addi- 
tional settlement leases, and shall become and be available 
therefor on and after the 25th Angust, 1910. itis further 
notified that the prices of the land for additional conditional 
purchase, or the capital value for additional homestead selec- 
tion or additional conditional purchase lease, whenever applied 
for, and the annual rents (where stated) for additional settle- 
ment: lease shall be as hereinafter respectively specified, with 
terms of appraisement as provided for by the Crown Lands 
Acts. No timber shall be cut or removed from the land 
for the purposes of sale, except subject to the provisions of 
the Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder at the 
time in force. If theland is taken up under any form of tenure 
other than additional conditional purchase or additional 
homestead selection, the timber must not be ringbarked, 
except in pursuance cf permits issued under the provisions 
of the Forestry Act, 1909. 

S. W. MOORE. 


[518] 


Lanp Disrricr oF ARMIDALE, AND GUYRA AND DUMARESQ 
SHIRES. 


At 18s. 4d. per acre, 
Within Guy Faux resumed area No. 53844. 


County of Clarke, parishes of Rigney and Serpentine, con- 
taining an area of about 6,400 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing on Snowy Creek at 
the north-west corner of portion 17, parish of Rigney ; and 
bounded thence by travelling stock reserve 14,257 and the 
southern boundaries of portion 29 westerly to the south-west 
corner of that portion ; by a line south-westerly to the north- 
east corner of trigonometrical reserve 1,369 (Round Mountain), 
notified 13th November, 1882; by a line east 23 chains; south 
30 chains to the northern boundary of forest reserve 44,869, 
shown on plan Ms. 1,248 Ae; by the boundaries of that re- 
serve easterly, south-easterly, south-westerly, and west to a 


point 2 chains in rectangular distance east of the eastern 


boundary of designed settlement lease farm of about 2,900 
acres ; by lines parallel to and 2 chains in rectangular distanee 
from that boundary southerly to the north-west corner of por- 
tion 1, parish of Serpentine ; by the north boundary of that 
portion and the boundaries of travelling stock reserve 2,590, 
notified 30th October, 1886 ; east, north, again east, and south 
to a two-wire fence intersecting the east boundary of travel- 
ling stock reserve 2,590 ata point about 19 chains south of the 
north-east corner of that reserve; by that fence generally 
north-easterly to an area set apart this day for additional 
holdings at 25s. per acre; by the boundaries of that area 
north-westerly and north-easterly to the south boundary of 
portion 4, parish of Serpentine; by the boundaries of that 
portion and portions 30and 19, parish of Rigney, west, north, 
again west, again north, and northerly to Snowy Creek 
aforesaid ; and by that creek downwards, to point of com- 
mencement. 

Nore.—Includes parts of railway reserve 9,821, notified 10th 
September, 1889, and classification reserve, notified 8th April, 
1908. 

[Ms. 1910-1,511] 
Lanp Disrrict or ARMIDALE, AND DUMARESQ SHIRE. 
At £1 5s. per acre. ! 
Within Guy Faux resumed area No. 584. 

County of Clarke, parish of Serpentine, containing an area 
of about 280 acres. 
boundaries : Commencing at the south-east corner of portion 
4, and bounded thence west about 22 chains to a gate on the 
south boundary of that portion ; thence south-westerly about 
65 chains by the eastern side of a recently formed dray track ; 
thence south-easterly about 52 chains by an old dray track to 
a gate in the two-wire fence on the western side of the main 


road to Guy Fawkes ; by that fence generally northerly, to the 


point of commencement. 

Norr.—Includes part of reserve for classification notified 
Sth April, 1908. 
[Ms, 1910-1,51]] 


The Crown Lands within the following | 


Lanp District or ARMIDALE, AND GuyRA SHIRE, 
At £1 15s. per acre. 
Within Alfreda resumed area No. 1094. 


County of Clarke, parish of Doughboy, containing an area 
of about 32 acres. ‘The Crown Lands within the following 
boundaries: Commencing at the south-east corner of portion 
24, parish of Doughboy ; and bounded thence southerly by 
the dog-proof fence to the north-eastern boundary of portion 
75, parish of Howell; by that portion north-westerly ; and 
by portion 24 aforesaid east, to point of commencement. 

Novrz.—Includes part of railway reserve No, 9,821, notified 
10th September, 1889, 

[Ms. 1910-1,511] 


Lanp District of GUNNING, AND CROOKWELL SHIRE. 
At 8s. 4d. per acre. 
(Aanual rent for additional settlement lease, 24d. per acre.) 


County of King, parish of Crookwell, containing an area of 
40 acres. The Crown Lands within the boundaries of portion 
123,—as shown on plan catalogued K. 6,438-1,995. 

[Ms. 1910-10,904] 
Lanp Disrricr or Lismorz, AND WoopBuRN SHIRE. 
At 16s. Sd. per acre. 
Within resumed area No. 972. 


County of Richmond, parish of Donaldson, containing an 
area of 457 acres. The Crown Lands wlthin the boundaries of 
measured portion §1,—as shown on plan R. 1,980-1,744. 


Nore.—Includes part (457 acres) of area set apart for 
original conditional purchase only, at. £1 per acre, 24th June, 
1905, which part is hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1910-9,994] 


Lawnp District or Monona, anp AMARoo Surre. 
At £2 10s. per acre. 


County of Gordon, parish of Burgoon, containing an area of 
about 120 acres. The Crown Lands within the following 
boundaries : Commencing on the left bank of Buckinbah, 
Burgoon, or Burrawong Creek, at the north-east corner of 
portion 115; thence bounded by portions 115 and 23 gene- 
rally westerly to the road from Bolderogery to Wellington ; 
by that road north-westerly to portion 21 ; by portion 21 to 
Buckinbah, Burgoon, or Burrawong Creek aforesaid; and 
thence by that creek upwards, to the commencing point. 

Norr.—Includes part (about 120 acres) of reserve 14,346 
from sale and 14,349 from lease and license, notified 29th 
August, 1891. 

[ Ms. 1910-11,553] 


Lanp Disrrict or Motonc, aNd Borex SHIRE, 
At £3 per acre. 


County of Ashburnham, parish of Gregra, containing an 
area of about 24 acres. The Crown Lands within the follow- 
ing boundaries : Commencing’ on Boree Creek at the south- 
west corner of portion 217; bounded thence by portion 
217 north to portion 305; by portion 305 west 4 chains; by 
a line south to Boree Creek aforesaid ; and thence by that 
creek upwards, to the commencing point. 


Norz.—Includes parts (about 11 acres) of reserves 596 for 
camping, notified 22nd June, 1875, and (about 13 acres) 
17,575 from lease for access, notified 22nd April, 1893. 

{Ms. 1910-10, 160] 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Morgen, anp Boonooroo Sarre. 
At 30s. per acre. 
(Annual rent for additional settlement lease, 5d. per acre). 


County of Courallie, parish of Bumble, containing an area 
of about 200 acres. The Crown Lands lying between part of 
the west boundaries of portions 12 and 13, parish of Burran- 
bah, part of the north boundary of p.w.P. 181, parish of Gor- 
don, and part of the south-eastern boundaries of travelling 
stock reserve 8,724, notified 16th March, 1889, and part of 
the south boundary of portion 35, parish of Bumble. 


Notre.—The above includes part of reserve 1,962 for future 
§ own and suburban extension, notified 23rd June, 1884. 
f Ms. 1910-10,438] 
Lanp District or Parkus, anp Goopana@ SHIRE. 
At 15s. per acre. 
(Annual rent for additional settlement lease, 44d. per acre). 
County of Ashburnham, parish of Milpose, containing an 
area of about 150 acres. The Crewn Lands lying between 
portion 42, parish of Weridgery, county of Kennedy, and 
portions 34 and 33 and aroad 5 chains wide, parish of Mil- 
pose, county of Ashburnham. 
Norz.—Includes part of an area set apart for original con- 
ditional purchase or original conditional purchase and con- 
ditional lease, 5th June, 1907, which part 1s hereby revoked, 


| [Ms. 1910-10,745] i 


4066 


——— 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. [27 Jury, 1910. 


[530] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD SELECTION. 
1 fig is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 
section 4 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 19905, 
the Crown Lands comprised within the area hereunder de- 
scribed are hereby set apart for additional homestead 
selection, and shall become and be available therefor on and 
after the 18th August, 1910. It is further notified that the 
capital value for additional homestead selection, whenever 
applied for, shall be £2 per acre. 
No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the 
purposes of sale, except subject to the provisions of the 
Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder at the time 


in force. 
S. W. MOORH. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrricr or Duppo, AND TALBRAGAR SHTRE. 

County of Lincoln, parish of Murrumbidgerie, containing 
an area of 20 acres. The Crowa Lands within the bound- 
aries of measured portion 110. Murrumbidgerie 2 Roll. 

Norers.—Includes reserve from sale and lease under section 
136 of Crown Lands Act of 1884. In lieu of notification in 
Government Gazette of 20th July, 1910, which is hereby can- 
celled. 
[Ms. 1910-10,632] 


as 


[517] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 


FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE, - 


CONDITIONAL LEASE, ADDITIONAL  CON- 
DITIONAL PURCHASE LEASE, ADDITIONAL 
HOMESTEAD SELECTION, OR ADDITIONAL 
SETTLEMENT LEASE. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 
section 4 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, 

and section 22 of the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1908, 
the Crown Lands comprised within the areas hereunder 
described are hereby set apart for additional conditional pur- 
chases or conditional leases (other than those mentioned in sub- 
section | (b) of the first-mentioned section), additional condi- 
tional purchase leases, additional homestead selections, or addi- 
tional settlement leases, and shall become and be available 
therefor on and after the 25th August, 1910. Itis further noti- 
fied that the prices of the land for additional conditional pur- 
chase, or the capital values for additional homestead selection, 
or additional conditional purchase lease, whenever applied 
for, and the annual rents, where stated, for additional settle- 
ment lease shall be as hereinafter respectively specified, with 
terms of appraisement as provided for by the Crown Lands 
Acts, It is also notified that any holdings within these areas 
shall be subject to the special conditions hereinafter specified. 


8. W. MOORE. 


HASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or GosForD, AND ERINA SHIRE, 
At 10s. per acre. 


County of Northumberland, parish of Spencer, containing 
an area of 80 acres. The Crown Lands within the following 
boundaries: Commencing at a lock-spit on the north boundary 
of portion 119, at a point about 10 chains west from its north- 
east corner ; and bounded thence by a line north 26 chains, a 
line east about 30 chains, a line south 26 chains, and a 
line partly forming the north boundary of portion 119 afore- 
said west, to the point of commencement. 


_ Norrs.—Those parts of area set apart for original con- 
ditional purchase and conditional lease, at 10s. per acre, 10th 
June, 1908, and of Special Conditional Purchase Lease Area 
No. 6, notified 14th July, 1909, affected by the above, are 
hereby revoked. Any holdings within the above area shall be 
ject to the following special conditions, viz. :—(a) Timber 
which is or is likely to prove suitable for fencing, building, 
or railway sleepers, shall not be destroyed by ringbarking or 
otherwise, except under permit issued under the provisions of 
section 2] (a) of the Forestry Act, 1909: Provided that the 
selector may clear any land which is to be cultivated within 
twelve months from date of clearing, or cut any timber 
required for the purpose of erecting any necessary buildings 
or other improvements on the subject land. (b) No timber 
shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale 
except subject tothe provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, 
and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. (c) The 
selector or lessee shall preserve ample timber for shelter and 
shade purposes. (d@) The selector or lessee may destroy by 
ringbarking or otherwise, without permit, all other timber 
-except edible shrubs, 

[Ms. 1910-8,761] 


of prickly-pear. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Hiniston, AND LACHLAN SHIRE. 
Within Uabba resumed area No. 73. 
At 10s. per acre. 
(Annual rent for additional settlement lease, 14d. per acre.) 


County of Dowling, parish of Bootoowa, containing an area 
of about 2,500 acres. ‘he Crown Lands bounded by portions 
9, 7, 14, parish of Bootoowa, and improvement lease block 
1,436, parishes of Bootoowa and Contarlo, 

Norxs.—Comprises farm 492, hereby revoked from Settle- 
ment Lease Area No. 941, notified 24th March, 1909. Any 
holdings within the above area shall be subject to the following 
special conditions, viz. :—(a) Timber of 8 inches or over in 
diameter at 3 feet from the ground, which is suitable or 
likely to prove suitable for fencing, building, or railway 
sleepers, shall not be destroyed by ringbarking or otherwise, 
except under permit issued under the provisions of section 
21 (a) of the Forestry Act, 1909 : Provided that the lessee or 
selector may clear any land which is to be cultivated within 
twelve morths from date of clearing, or cut any timber re- 
quired for the purpose of erecting any necessary buildings or 
other improvements on the subject land. (b) No timber shall 
be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, 
except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and 
Regulations thereunder at the timejin force. (c) The selector 
or lessee shall preserve not less than one-sixteenth of the 
green timber in the form of fire-breaks or clumps for shelter 
and shade purposes, or plantations for future timber supply. 
(d) The selector or lessee may destroy by ringbarking or 
otherwise, without permit, all other timber except edible 
shrubs, 

[Ms. 1910-10,703] 


[528] Department of Lands, — 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART LANDS AS 


SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA. 


ib is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pur- 

suance of the provisions of section 25 of the Closer 
Settlement Act of 1904, the lands comprised within the tracts 
or areas hereunder described, being areas acquired under the 
provisions of that Act, and adjacent Crown Lands, are hereby 
declared a Settlement Purchase Area, 


S. W. MOORE, 


LARRAS LAKE SETTLEMENT PURCHASE 
AREA No. 15. 


EASTERN DIVISION, 
Lanp Districr or Motone, AND AMAROO SHIRE. 


County of Weilington, parishes of Three Rivers and Copper 
Hill, containing an area of 11,606 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of the area indicated by red edging on 
plan catalogued Ms. 1,074 Oe. 

Nors.—lIncludes all the lands resumed from the owners of 
‘‘Larras Lake Estate,” under the Closer Settlement Act. 
[Clo. Sett. 1910-3,251] 


[519} Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th July, 1910, 


REVOCATION OF VILLAGE BOUNDARIES OF THE 
PRIVATE VILLAGE OF CLIFTON. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, directs it to be notified that the 
village boundaries of the private village of Clifton, notified 
20th March, 1885, parish of Southend, county of Cumberland, 
are hereby revoked. 
[Ms. 1910-9,989] 
S. W. MOORE. 


[521] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


WITHDRAWAL FROM OCCUPATION LICENSE No, 703 
FOR ERADICATION OF PRICKLY-PEAR. - 

ike is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pur- 

suance of the provisions of the 108th section of the 

Crown Lands Act of 1884, the land hereunder described is 

hereby withdrawn from occupation license 703, held by the 

Scottish Australian Investment Co. (Limited), for eradication 


S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Districr or WARIALDA, AND ASHFORD SHIRE. 


County of Arawatta, parish of Bora, containing an area of 
268 acres 2 roods. The Crown Lands within the boundaries 
of reserve 45,541 from sale or lease, other than prickly-pear 
lease, notified thisday. 

[Oce. 1910-5, 906] 


— a. UO ee ee 


a a ee 


Syenk 


or 


27 Juty, 1910.] 


[520] Department of Lands; 

Sydnéy, 27th July, 1910. 
VITHDRAWAL FROM ANNUAL LEAS@ FOR 
TRAVELLING STOCK AND CAMPING. 

T is hereby notified, for public information, that, in 
pursuance of the provisions of the 198th and 101s sections 
of the Crowh Lands Act of 1884, and the 39th section of the 
Crown Lands Act of 1889, the land hereunder described is 
hereby withdrawn from annual lease 1907-4, Warialda, 
held by A. Ross, and reserved from sale pending deter- 
mination of the portion to be set apart for travelling stock 
and camping, and reserved and exempted from license and 
lease generally. 
Ss. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 

Lanp Districr or WARIALDA, AND ASHFORD SHIRE. 
¥ No. 45,534 from sale (45,5385 from license and lease 
generally), County of Arrawatta, parish of Russell, con- 
taining an area of about 4 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries : Coinmencing on the left bank of 
Hickey’s Plain Station Creek, at a post marked 4\; thence 
by a line bearing north-westerly 354 degrees 31 minutes and 
distance 152 links, by a line bearing north-easterly 13 degrees 
23 minutes and distance 372 links to the south boundary of 
portion 19; by a line west about 6 chains to the 3-chain road 
from Inverell to Bengalla ; by that road ‘south-westerly and 
south-easterly to the original south boundary cf portion 17 ; 
by that boundary east to Hickey’s Plain Station Creek, 
aforementioned ; and by that creek downwards to the point 
of commencement. Includes part of portion 17 surrendered 
in exchange,—and shdwa on plan catalogued Ms. 659 Me. 
Roll. 

Nors.—Includes part of travelling stock reserve 39,917, 
notified Ist November, 1905, which part is hereby revoked. 
[Ms, 1910-11,125] 


[522] Department of Lands, 


Syduey, 27th July, 1910. 
RESERVES FROM SAUH. 
bo is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 
A. the 10ist section of the Crawn Lands Act of 1884, the 


lands hereunder deseribed shali be reserved from sale pending 
determination of the portions to be set apart for the public 


purposes hereinafter respectively specified, and they are 


hereby reserved accordingly. 
S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
For Public Recreation. 
Lanp Districr or ARMIDALE, AND Guyra Suing. 
Within Guy Faux resumed area No. 5344. 

No. 44,868. County of Clarke, parish of Rigney, containing 
an area of about 50 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries : Commencing at the north-east corner 
of trigonometrical reserve 1,369, notified 13th November, 
1882 ; and bounded thence by a line east 23 chains ; thence a 
line south to the northern boundary of forest reserve 44,869 ; 
by that reserve north-westerly and the east boundary of 
trigonometrical reserve aforesaid, north, to the point of com- 


mencement. 
[Ms. 1910-1,511] 
For Travelling Stock and Camping. 

Lanp Disrrict or GouLBuRN, AND Muiwarrr Sure. 

No. 45,515. County of Argyle, parish of Mummel, con- 
taining an area of 6 acres 2 roods 39 perches. The Crown 
bands within the boundaries of that part of portion 2 marked 
broad-arrow,—and shown en plan Ms, 1,144 Gbn. 
fAln. 1910-761] 

No. 45,514. County of Argyle, parish of Pomeroy, con- 
taining an area of 24 acres 3 roods 2 perches. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of the two parts of portion 14 
stiarked broad-arrow,—and shown on plan Ms, 1,145 Gbn. 
fAln. 1910-761] 

For Travelling Stock. 
Lawp Disrkicry or Toumparvmba, AND TUMBARUMBA 
SHine, 

No. 45,513. County of Selwyn, parish of Welaregang, con- 
taining an area of 307 acres 2 roods. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of portion 96. Plan 8, 285-i,522 Roll. 

[Ms. 1910-11,362] 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Distetct or WaRiaALpA axD YALLAROT SHIRE. 

No. 45,516. County of Burnett, parish of Kiga, containing 
an area of about 58 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries, being reserved road 10 chains wide 
thitough portion 44,—as shown on plen B. 1,814-1,951. 

!Ms, 1910-11,126 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 115. 


4067 


[523] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


RESERVE FROM SALE FOR TRAVELLING STOCK 
AND CAMPING. . 


} T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 
t tne 109th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, the 
Crown Lands hereunder described are hereby defined, set 
apart, and reserved from sale, ‘‘ or the passage of stock 
travelling pursuant to the provisions contained inthe Act 41 
Victoria No. 19, or any Act amending the same,” and for 
a camping place for travelling stock. 


S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION, 
LAND Disrricr or NARRANDERA, AND BLAND SHIRE, 
Within Yalgogrin South resumed area No. 529a. 


No. 45,524. County of Cooper, parish of Bygoo, containing 
an area of 640 acres. The Crown Lands within the following 
boundaries: Commencing on the eastern boundary of portion 
15 at a point due west of the north-western corner of portion 
51; and bounded thence east about 72 chains north to the 
southern boundary of portion 32; by that boundary and a 
line west to the north-eastern corner of portion 3; and thence 
south by that portion and portion 15 aforesaid, to the point of 
commencement, 
[Oce, 1910-4,467 ] 


[524] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 
RESERVES FROM SALH AND LEASH GENERALLY. 


i is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 

the 101st section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, and 
the 39th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1889, the lands 
hereunder described shall be reserved from sale pending 
determination of the portions to be set apart for the public 
purposes hereinafter respectively specified, and reserved and 
exempted from lease generally, and they are hereby reserved 
and exempted accordingly. 


5. W. MOORE. 


For Night-soil Devot. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Land District or NARRANDERA, AND YANKO SHIRE. 


No. 45,519 from sale (45,520 from lease generally). 
County of Cooper, parish of Narrandera, containing an area 
of 5 acres. The Crown Lands within the boundaries of 
measured portion 117, —as shown on plan C. 1,636-1,804. 


Nores. —Includes parts of travelling stock reserve 18,711, 
and reserves 29,786 from sale, and 29,787 from license and 
annual lease for temporary common, which parts are hereby 
revoked, 


(Ms, 1910-11,168] 
For Public Recreation. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or Marrnanp, AND Port STEPHENS 
SHIRN. 

No. 45,529 from sale (45,530 from léase generally). 
County of Darham, parish of Seaham, town of Seaham, con- 
taining an area of 12 acres 2 roods 30 perches. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of section 30, town of Seaham, — 
as shown on plan catalogued 8. 38-1,058. 


Norz.—Includes part of (12 acres 2 roods 30 perches) 
reserve 44,056 from sale, and 44,057 from lease, notified 30th 
June, 1909, which part is hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1910-11,356] 


MextropvoLtiran Lanp Disrrict, MuUnicipALIty oF CANTER- 
BURY. 


No. 45,542 from sale (45,543 from lease generally), county 
of Cumberland, parish of St. George, containing an area of 
about 15 acres. The Crown Lands within the following 
boundaries : Commencing on the right bank of Cook’s River, 
at a point where the southern side of Unwin’s Bridge road 
meets the present high-water mark of that river ; and bounded 
thence by the southern side of Unwin’s Bridge road westerly 
about 17 chains to an eastern side of Unwin-street ; thence 
by that street and the eastern boundary of allotment 51 of 
section B of the Unwin Estate and its southerly prolongation, 
being in all a line southerly about 13 chains to the present 
high-water mark of Wolli Creek ; thence by that high-water 
mark and the present high-water mark of Cook’s River before 
inentioned, bearing generally north-easterly to the point of 
commencement, 

[Ms. 1910-11,819] - 


4068 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. 


[27 Juny, 1910. 


[526] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 
RESERVES FROM SALE OR LEASE, &c. 


iG is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 


the 39th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1889, the 
lands hereunder described shall be and are hereby tem- 
porarily reserved from sale or lease respectively, or from sale 
and lease, &c., as hereinafter specified. 


S. W. MOORE. 


From After-auction Sale. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Merroponitan Lanp District. 


No. 45,527. County of Cumberland, parish of Hunter’s 
Hill, containing an area of 43 acres 3 roods 31 perches. ‘The 
Crown Lands within the boundaries of allotment 2, section 1] ; 
allotments 5, 6, and 7, section 2; allotments 1 and 4, section 
6; allotment 1, section 7; allotments 8 and 9, section 10; 
allotments 2, 3, and 4, section 14; and allotment 4, section 
24, of the Field of Mars Common Subdivision ; and of mea- 
sured portions 249, 252, 258, 259, 260, 306, 307,—as shown on 

lans catalogued C. 385-2,030 and C. 386-2,030. 
Aln. 1910-9,371] 


No. 45,528. County of Cumberland, parish of Field o 
Maas, containing an area of 49 acres 0 roods 1 perch. ‘The 
Crown Lands within the boundaries of allotments 25, 28, 29, 
and 30, section 10, Field of Mars Common Subdivision, and 
of measured portions 809 to 820, both inclusive,—as shown 
on plans C. 977-2,030 roll, C. 2,186-2,030, C, 2,187-2,030, 
and C. 2,188-2,030. 
fAln. 1910—9,371] 


CENTRAL DIVIS‘ON. 


Lanp Disrrict or Corowa, AND BERRIGAN SHIRE. 
Within village and suburban lands of Finley. 


No. 45,526. County of Denison, parishes of Finley and 
Ulupna, containing an area of 28 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of suburban portions 72, 74, 76, 77, and 
78, parish of Finley, and 87, 90, and 91, parish of Ulupna ; 
allotment 10 of section 1, allotments 1 to 10 of section 22, 
and 1 to 10 of section 23, village of Finley, parish of Finley. 
Plans D. 1,603-1,798, D. 1,604-1,798, D. 1,606-1,798, 
Finley, 5, 16, and 19. 

[Aln. 1910-8,806] 


From Sale or Lease other than Improvement 
Lease. 


Lanp District or N¥NGAN, AND BoGAN SHIRE. 


No. 45,537. County of Canbelego, parish of Lynch, con- 
taining an area of about 800 acres. The Crown Lands 
bounded by portion 13, improvement lease block 1,069, and 
a road 3 chains wide along the north-east side of the railway 
line from Bourke to Sydney. 


Nore.—Includes part (about 800 acres) of area set apart 
30th October, 1907, for additional holdings, which part is 
hereby revoked. 

[Oce. 1910-6,251] 


From Sale or Lease other than Prickly-pear Lease, 


Lanp Districr oF BinGaRA, AND GWYDIR SHIRE. 


No. 45,539. County of Murchison, parish of Bingara, con- 
taining an area of about 145 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries : Commencing on the north-western 
side of the road from Narrabri to Bingara at the most south- 
erly south-east corner of portion 150; and bounded thence 
by that portion and portion 115 generally north-westerly ; by 
prickly-pear lease 170 and special lease 1909-20 south to the 
road aforesaid ; and by that road north-easterly to point of 
commencement. 


[Oce. 1910-6,574 


No. 45,540. County of Murchison, parish of Bingara, con- 
taining an area of about 275 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries : Commencing on the north-western 
side of the road from Narrabri to Bingara at the south-eastern 
corner of prickly pear lease 462 ; and bounded thence by that 
lease and prickly pear lease 461 north to special lease 1909- 
20; by that special lease east to the road aforesaid ; and by 
that road generally southerly to the point of commencement, 
[Occ. 1910-6,574 | 


Lanp District or WarRIALDA, AND AsSuFORD SHIRE. 


No. 45,541. County of Arrawatta, parish of Bora, con- 
taining an area of 268 acres 2 roods. Commencing on the 
left bank of the Dumaresq River at the northernmost 
corner of portion 11; and bounded thence by that portion 
south-westerly ; by portion 41 northerly and north-easterly to 
the Dumaresq River aforesaid ; and by that river downwards 
to the point of commencement. Plan Ms. 876, Me. 

Oce, 1910-5,906 ] 


eee ee SS eS 


‘From License and Lease generally. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Disrricr or ARMIDALE. 
No. 45,533. County of Sandon, parish of Armidale, con- 
taining an area of about 37 acres, ‘The Crown Lands bounded 
by portions 128, 127, 746, and Tilbuster Ponds or Commis- 


sioners Water. , 
[Ms. 1909-19,960] 


= ee yes in. Vi 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


RESERVES FROM SALE, LICENSE, AND LEASE 
GENERALLY. 


[525] 


ib is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 


the 10ist section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, and 
the 39th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1889, the lands 
hereunder described shall be reserved from sale pending 
determination of the portions to be set apart for the public 
purposes hereinafter respectively specified, and reserved 
and exempted from license and lease generally, and they are 
hereby reserved and exempted accordingly. 


S. W. MOORE. 


For Public Recreation. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District of Parkrs, AND LACHLAN SHIRE. 


No. 45,517 from sale (45,518 from license and lease 
generally). Counties of Kennedy and Cunningham, parish 
of Gillenbine, containing an area of 10 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of measured portion 30,—shown 
on plan K. 1,28i1-2,004. 

[Ms. 1910-11,175] ¥ 


For Traveiling Steck and Camping. 


Lanp District oF WYALONG, AND BLAND SHIRE. 


No. 45,531 from sale (45,532 from license and lease 
generaily), County of Gipps, parish of Bimbeen; containing 
an area of 120 acres. The Crown Lands within the bouudaries 
of portion marked p.w.r. 640 of 120 acres. Plan Ms. 793, F's. 


Norre.—That part (120 acres) of travelling stock reserve 
2,962, notified 5th May, 1884, within the above is hereby re- 
voked. 

[Ms. 1910-10,772]- 


[578] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


EXTENSION TO VILLAGE LANDS AT BURREN 
JUNCTION. 
T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 
. the 101st section of-the Crown Lands Act of 1834, the 
following portions of Crown Lands are declared to be set 
apart for extension to village lands at Burren Junction. 


S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District or NARRABRI, AND WALGET! SHIRE, 


County of Jamison, parish of {ewhurst, containing an area 
of about 90 acres. The Crown Lands within the following 
boundaries : Commencing at the north-eastern corner of the 
village of Burren Junction, proclaimed 26th September, 1903 ; 
and bounded thence by the eastern side of Corunna-street, 
bearing north about 23 chains to the northern side of 
Sebastopol-street ; thence by that side of that street bearing 
west 36 chains to the western side of Trafalgar-street ; thence 
by that side of that stréet bearing south 7 chains 81 links to 
the south-eastern corner of portion 42 of 28 acres ; thence by 
the southern boundary of that portion bearing west 10 chains 
to the north-eastern corner of water reserve 1,949 from sale, 
notified 31st March, 1884, and water reserve 38,500 from 
license and lease, notified 26th November, 1904, as modified 
by revocations gazetted 24th November, 1909; thence by the 
eastern boundary of those reserves bearing south 7 chains 40 
links to the southern side of Inkerman-street ; thence by that 
side of that street bearing east 10 chains to the western side 
of 'Trafalgar-street ; thence by that side of that street bearing 
south 8 chains to the north side of Hastings-street, being the 
northern boundary of the aforesaid village of Burren Junction $ 
thence by that boundary ofthat village bearing east 36 chains 
to the point of commencement. Plans, Burren Junction, 6 to 
14 (inclusive), J. 1,689-1,690, and 1,691-1,968. 

Norr.—So much of the notification of 26th September, 
1903, as refers to the suburban boundaries of the village of 


Burren Junction, is hereby cancelled. 
[Aln. 1910--5,800] 


i re, ies 


27 Juny, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. 


Forestry Department, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1919. 


NOTICE UNDER THE FORESTRY ACT, 


Si is hereby notified for public information that all green 
timber of not less than a minimum girth of 3 feet 
measured at ground level, on Crown Lands in the parishes of 
Manly Cove and Gordon, county of Cumberland, which are 
not otherwise exempted by the terms of Regulation No. 5, 
shall be open to operation under timber licenses at afee of 10s. 
per month with exemption from payment of royalty. Pro- 
vided that all timber below the girths prezcribed by Regulation 
No, 23 obtained under such licenses shall be felled at ground 
level or within 4 inches of same. 

[Forests 1910-8,294 } 


[431] 


JOHN PERRY. 


Forestry Department, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


NOTICE UNDER “FORESTRY ACT, No. 6, 1909.” 
(Srction 14), 


ie is hereby notified, for public information, that in pursu- 
ance of the powers given under section 14 of the above- 


[506] 


mentioned Act, the undermentioned area is hereby exempted and 


4069 


withdrawn from the operation of sleeper cutting except under 
licenses specially authorised for that purpose. 
[Forests 1910-7,913] 


JOHN PERRY. 


Exrmrtion 1910-2. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Laxp District oF Minton, Crypz Sure. 


All Crown Lands in the parish of Kioloa, county St. Vincent, 
covered by forest reserve No. 10,617, notified lst February, 
1830. 


Nots.—Application should be made to the local Forcst 
Officer for specially authorised licenses to cut sleepers on the 
abovementioned area. 


The above is in lieu of Exemption Notices 1906-21 and 
1908-7, gazetted 31st October, 1906, and 6th May, 1908, which 
are hereby cancelled. 


Wribate Atertisements. 


REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


Nottce or INTENDED REGISTRATION OF TRANSFER BY 
MorTGAGEE WITHOUT PRODUCTION oF THE DUPLICATE 
OF THE MORTGAGE. 


e 


In the matter of the Mortgage, dated 18th February, 
1893, No. 211,823, from George Sara (junior), and 
John Dunstan (junior), to The Union Bank of 
Australia, Limited, over the land comprised in 
Certificates of Title, Vol. 1006, Fols. 207 and 208, 
situated in Beryl-street, Willyama, parish Picton, 
county Yancowinna, and in the matter of a trans- 
fer by said mortgagee to Grace Elizabeth Dunstan. 


NOTICE is hereby given of the intention of the Regis- 
trar-General to register the transfer above mentioned 
after the expiration of twenty-one days from the date 
hereof, without production of the duplicate mortgage, 
reasonable cause having been shown, pursuant to sec- 
tion 88 of the Real Proeprty Act. All information 
respecting the above may be obtained at the Lands 
Titles Office, Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 


W. G. H.-WILLIAMS, 


Wth-July, 1910. Registrar-General. 
294 8s. 


REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


Notice or INTENDED Issuz or ProvisioNAL CERTIFI- 
CATES OF TITLE. 


Vol. . 205, Fol. 180. Registered Proprietor: i 
Touhey. Land: 2 roods, lot 3, section 12, High 
and Anvil streets, Greta, parish Branxton, county 
Northumberland, 


Vol. 863, Folios 191, 192, 193, and 194, and Vol. 1,532 
Fol. 46. Registered Proprietor: Frederick Wil- 
liam Albert Roberts. Land: 85 acres 3 roods 21 

erches, portions 143, 144, 145, and 60, parish 
Woadan: county Camden. 


Eliza 


THE proof of loss of the Crown Grants above de- 
scribed and other particulars required by section 111 
of the abovenamed Act (No. 25 of 1900) having been 
supplied,—I hereby, in pursuance of the requirements 
of such section, notify my intention to issue such 
Provisional Certificates of Title accordingly, at the 
expiration of twenty-one days from the date hereof.— 
Registrar-General’s Department, Sydney. 


W. G. H.-WILLIAMS, 


Registrar-General. 
iss 


27th July, 1910. 
295 


- * No. 115, 27 Jury, 1910,—8. 


REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


Notioz or INTENDED REGISTRATION OF DISCHARGE OF 
. MortgaGE WITHOUT PRODUCTION OF THE DUPLICATE 
oF THE Mor7GaGcE. 


In the matter of the Mortgage, dated 19th August, 
1891, No. 183,949, from William Howells to Isaac 
Himmelhoch, over the whole of the land comprised 
in Vol. 780, Fol. 20, situated in Cuzco-street, near 
Coogee, parish Botany. 


NOTICE is hereby given of the intention of the 
Registrar-General to register a discharge of the 
abovementioned Mortgage, after the expiration of 
twenty-one days from the date hereof, without pro- 
duction of the duplicate of the Mortgage, reasonable 
cause having been shown, pursuant to section 38 of 
the Real Property Act. All information respecting 
above may be obtained at the Land Titles Office, 
Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 


W. G. H.-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 


27th July, 1910. 
296 7s. 


THE SYDNEY & NEWCASTLE FINANCE 
COMPANY LIMITED. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Special General Meeting of 
the Shareholders of the Sydney & Newcastle Finance Com- 
pany Limited was held at the Company’s Office, 4 Bulletin- 
place, Sydney, on Friday, the 15th day of July, 1910, at 2 
p-m., when the following resolutions, which were passed at 
the Special General Meeting of the Shareholders held at the 
abovenamed office on Wednesday, 29th June, 1910, were 
submitted as special resolutions and confirmed :— 


(1) That a new Company to be known as the Sydney & 

' Newcastle Finance Company Limited, with a capital of 

£150,000 divided into 100,000 shares of 30s, each, shall 

be formed for the purpose of acquiring and undertaking 

all the Property and Liabilities of this Company, and 

that the Shareholders of this Company shall receive by 

way of purchase-money 15,347 fully paid-up shares of 
30s. each in such Company so to be formed. 


(2) That Mr. Harrold Cowlishaw be and he is hereby author- 
ised to sign on behalf of the Sydney & Newcastle 
Finance Company Limited the Contract for the acquisi- 
tion of the said business in the form and as settled by 
Messrs. Robson & Cowlishaw, Solicitors for the Company. 


(3) That this Company be voluntarily wound up, and that Mr. 
Alfred Ernest Webb be and he is hereby appointed 
Liquidator of this Company at a fee of £5 5s. 


°* A. E. WEBB, 
eget 


Sydney, 29th June, 1910. ae 


243 


4070 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. [27 Jury, 1910. 


MEMORANDUM FOR REGISTRATION OF THE 
GREAT EXTENDED MAIN RIDGH DEEP LEAD 
GOLD MINING COMPANY (NO-LIABILITY). 


1, The name of the Company ia to be the “ Gieat Extended 
Main Ridge Deep Lead Gold Mining Company, No Liability.” 

2. The firet place of operations (or intended operations) is at 
‘““Swallow’s Nest,’ near Rockley, New South Wales. 

3. The first registered Office of the Company will be situated 
at 109 Pitt-street, Sydney. 

4, The value of the Company’s intended property, including 
the plant and machinery, is five thousand threo hundred and 
sixty pounds. 

5. The amount of money at the credit of the Company, or 
any person on its behalf, is one thousand pounds, and the 
tot.1 liability of the Company, or which the Company is 
intended to assume or undertake, is seven thousand five hun- 
dred pounds. 

6. The nominal capital of the Company is twelve thousand 
five hundred pounds in twenty-five thousand shares of ten 
shillings each, of which ten thousand shares are to be issued 
as fully paid up, and five thousand shares are to be held in 
reserve. : Y 

7. The number of contributing ‘shares subscribed for is ten 
thousand. 

8 The name of the Provisional Manager is Henry Francis 
Helder, 109 Pitt-street, Sydney. 

9. Ten per centum of the contributing capital has been duly 
paid up in cash. 

10. ‘Phe only contract entered into on behalf of the Com- 
pany is the following :— 


4th July, 191¢6—Agreement’ between Walter Henry 
Martin and James Kessey, of the one part, and Henry 
Francis Helder of the other part. 


‘We, the persons whose names and addresses are subscribed, 
hereby apply to register the “Great Extended Main Ridge 


Deep Lead Gold Mining Company, No Liability” as a No- 
Liability Company. : 
Names, Addresses, and Descriptions of intended Witness to 
Shareholders, Signatures 
Cornelius Deluhery, 60 Macleay Street, Sydney, F, Helder. 


Gentleman. 

Frederick Condy, 44 Young Street, Sydney, 
Hotel-keeper. 

Arthur McKirdy Scott, 24 Bond S8t., Sydney, 
Merchant. 

Augustus Harold Nash, 142. Phillip Street, 
Sydney, Medical Practitioner. 

Leslis Cecil Johnson, 15 Castlereagh treet, H. ¥. Helder. 
Sydney, Public Accountant. 

Rowland Smith Hili, 109 Pitt Street, Sydney, H. F. Helder. 

tock & Sharebroker, 

George Holdship, 20 Weuatworth Court, Sydney, H. F. Helder, 

Gentleman. 


Dated this 23rd day of July, one thousand nine hundred and 
ten, 


¥F. Helder. 
F. Helder. 


ae Bent eal 


¥. Helder. 


I, Henry Francis Helder, of 109 Pitt-street, Sydney, in the 
State of New South Wales, public accountant, do hereby 
solemnly declare and affirm that— 


1. Tam Manager of the said intended Company. 
2. The above statements are, to the best of my belief and 
knowledge, true in every particular. 


And I make this solemn declaration as to the matters aforesaid 
according to the law in this behalf made, and subject to the 
punishment by law provided for any wilfully false statement 
in any such declaration. 


H. , HELDER. 
Declared before me this 23rd day of July, 1910,— 


Joun R, Jones, J.P. 
272 eee) 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership heretofore 
subsisting between Richard Warner Walton, Francis Ernest 
Walton, and Raphael Thomas Hough, carrying on business 
as Property Salesmen and Hotel Brokers, at Castlereagh and 
Hunter streets, Sydney, under the style or firm of Walton, 
Hough, and Walton, has been dissolved so far as the said 
Francis Ernest Walton is concerned. All debts due to and 
owing by the said firm will be received and paid respectively 
by the said Richard Warner Walton and Raphael Thomas 
Hough who will continue to carry on the said business under 
the style or firm of Waltor, Hough, and Walton,—Dated this 
16th day of July, 4 pv, 1910, 


R. W. WAUTON. 
F, EK, WALTON. 
R. T. HOUGH. 


Witness,— Rowan P. Hickson, Solr., Sydney, 
252 5s, 


IN THE MATTER OF THE MANLY DISTRICT AND 
BALGOWLAH COACHING COMPANY LIMITED, 


AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of the abovenamed 
Company, duly convened and held at the Company’s Office, 
55 West Esplanade, Manly, on the eleventh day of June, one 
thousand nine hundred and ten, the following Special Reso- 
lution was duly passed; and at a second Hxtraordinary 
General Meeting of the members of the said Company, also 
duly convened and held at the same place on the twenty-fifth 
day of June, one thousand nine hundred and ten, the fol- 
lowing Resolution was duly confirmed, namely :— 


‘‘That the Manly District and Balgowlah Coaching Company 
Limited, be wound up voluntarily in accordance with 
the provisions of the ‘Companies Act, 1899.’” 


And at such lastmentioned meeting Francis Tunmer, of 37 
Mullens-street, Balmain, was appointed liquidator for the 
purpose of the winding-up.—Dated this twenty-third day of 
July, A.D. 1910. 


Witness,—J. O'GRADY. R. J. WILD, 

Chairman, 
Nevitte W. Monracv, Solicitor for the Liquidator, 
84 Pitt-street, Sydney. 


275 7s. 6d. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hitherto 
existing between Lewis Leonard Higgs and Reginald Francis 
Higgs, trading as L. Leonard Higgs & Co., has been dissolved 
by mutual consent. 


The said Reginald Francis Higgs will continue to carry on 
the business under the style of R. F. Higgs & Co., and all 
debts due to and owing by the firm will be received and paid 
by the said Reginald Francis Higgs. 


REGINALD F. HIGGS. 


Witness to signature of Reginald F, Higgs, — 
O. Drra@arte, 
20th July, 1910. 
244 Reba. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hitherto 
existing between the undersigned, Edgar Edward Cory and 
John Sweeney, in the business of butchers, carried on at 
Inverell, under the style of ‘‘ The Belgravia Butchery,” has 
this day been dissolved. Notice is also given that the said 
Edgar Edward Cory has admitted to partnership in the place 
and stead of the said John Sweeney, who retires, Mr. William 
Joseph Hugh McCarthy, and that the said business- will 
henceforward be carried on by them under the name of ‘* The 
Belgravia Butchery.” Messrs. Cory and McCarthy will 
receive all moneys due to the said business, and pay and 
discharge all existing debts.—Dated this 16th day of July, 


1910. 

E. E. CORY. 

J. SWEENEY. 

WILL. J. H. McCARTHY, 
Witness to all signatures, — 

W. B. Hatioran, 
Solicitor, Inverell. 

255 7s. 6d. 


NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP, 


NOTICE is hereby given that. the partnership heretofore 
subsisting between us, the undersigned, Edward James Logue 
and Alfred William Satler, in the business of general store- 
keepers carried on by us at Dubbo, has been dissolved by 
mutual consent as from this eighteenth day of July, 1910, and 


the business will henceforth be carried on by the said Edward - 


James Logue alone, who will pay and discharge all debts and 
liabilities and receive all moneys payable to the said late 
firm,-—Dated at Dubbo this eighteenth day of July, 1910. 


JAMES LOGUE. 
ALFRED W. SATLER. 
Witness,—W. F. McManamey, 


Solicitor, Dubbo. 
260 6s. 


NOTICH is hereby given that the partnership which has for 
some time past been carried on by John Henry Quist and 


} Peter Alissoff under the firm of Peter Alissoff and Company, » 


at Kempsey, in the trade or business of general motor and 
cycle works, was this day dissolved by mutual consent, All 
accounts due to the said firm must be paid to Peter Alissoff, 
in whose name the business will in future be conducted and 
who will be responsible for the payment of all debts due by 
the said firm. As witness the hands of the parties this 
twelfth day of July, 1910. i 
J. H. QUIST. 


P. ALISSOFF. 
Witness,—F. E. Sruarnr Munro, 
Law Clerk, Kempsey. 
261 58s 


27 Jury, 1910.) 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. ~ 4071 


TAKE NOTICE that the partnership hitherto existing be- 
tween Lionel Edward Collins and Allan Way Beach, trading 
as the firm of Collins and Beach, at 3 and 5 Macquarie-place, 
Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, is this day dis- 
solved by mutual consent, as and from the eleventh day of 
July, 1910. 


L. H. COLLINS. 


Witness,—L. INDERMAUR. ALLAN W. BHACH. 
274 : 4s, 


TRUST DISTRICT OF FLORIDA BORE WATER 
TRUST. 


THE Trustees of the Trust District of Florida Bore Water 
Trust have caused to be made an assessment of all ratable 
property within the above district, with the names of the 
owners and occupiers, so far as known, of such property. 
Particulars of such assessment are open for inspection at all 
reasonable times at the Office of the Trustees, Heber-street, 
Moree, and, within twenty-one days from the publication of 
this notice in the Gazette, any person intending to appeal 
against the assessment may do soin way required by the 
** Water and Drainage Act, 1902,” and the Regulations made 
thereunder.—Dated the twenty-first day of July, 1910. 


J. T. CRANE, 


Secretary. 
278 5s, 


“PASTURES PROTECTION ACTS, 1902 AND 1906.” 
BatTuurst Pastures Prorection Boarp. 


ELECTION OF CHAIRMAN. 


IT is hereby notified that John J. Sullivan, Hsq., has been 
elected Chairman of the Bathurst PastureS Protection Board 
for the Pastures Protection District of Bathurst fer a term of 
one year from 10th June, 1910. 


A. BOLWELL-BURGESS, 
Secretary, Bathurst P.P. Board. 
Bathurst, 19th July, 1910. 
239 4s, 


“PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1902.” 
ScALE OF BONUSES FOR SCALPS. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Pastures Protection Board 
for the District of Bombala has fixed the following scale of 
prices, which the Board is prepared to pay, as bonuses for 
the scalps of the undermentioned noxious animal on and 
after the Ist August, 1910 :— 


For the scalp of every native dog ie sie EER 


A. H. JEFFREYS, 
Chairman. 
240 5s, 


NOTICE is hereby given that the following gentlemen have 
been elected Members of the Pastures Protection Board for 
the District of Wanaaring :— 

John Edward Bailey, of Wanaaring Station. 

George Pay, of Wanaaring. 

Henry Gibbens, of Waverley Downs Station. 

George Goodwin Friend, of Urisino Station. 


G. G. FRIEND, 


Wanaaring, Acting Returning Officer, 
i6th July, 1910. 


241 4s. 


“PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1902.” 
Novice of Election of Directors for the Pastures Protection 
Board for the Pastures Protection District of Casino. 


IN accordance with the provisions of section 168 of the 
‘‘ Pastures Protection Act, 1902,” itis hereby notified that 
the following gentlemen, viz. :— 


Barnes, Henry Spark, Dyraaba, 

Fanning, Francis Grant, Casino, 

Henderson, Cunningham, Myrtle Creek, 

Simpson, William George, Casino, 
have been duly elected Directors of the Pastures Protection 
District of Casino. 

E. J. ROBINSON, 
Returning Officer. 


Dated at the Stock Office, this 30th day of May, 1910. 
262 6s. 


COONABARABRAN PASTURES PROTECTION 
BOARD. 


ELECTION OF CHAIRMAN. 


NOTICH is hereby given that John McMaster, juur., Esquire, 
of Weetalabah, Coolah, has this day been appointed Chairman 
of the Coonabarabran Pastures Protection Board for the year 
ending 3lst May, 1911.—Dated at Coonabarabran this 11th 
day of July, 1910, 
GEO. B. McEWEN, 
Secretary, 

263 4s, : 


THE COUNCIL OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF DUBBO. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Mr, Henry F. Elliott has been 
appointed Town Clerk to the Council of the Municipality of. 


Dubbo. 

J. H. RITTER, 
Council Chambers, Dubbo, Mayor. 
Ist July, 1910. 


253 ate 


THE COUNCIL OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF DUBBO, 


NOTICE is hereby given that the following appointments on 
its Clerical staff have been made by the Council of the Muni-. 
eipality of Dubbo :— 

Mr. Ff’. E. Morgan, as Bookkeeper. 

Mr, A. E. Fox, as Clerk. 

Mr. P. T. E. O'Dea, as Collector. 


; J. H. RITTER, 
Council Chambers, Dubbo, Mayor. 
1st July, 1910. 


238 4s, 


MUNICIPALITY OF PROSPEOT AND SHERWOOD. 


‘Public Notice under “ Cattle Slaughtering and Diseased 
Animals and Meat Act, 1902.” 
NOTICE is hereby given that at a meeting of this Council, 
held on Tuesday, 12th July, 1910, the hours for cattle 
slaughtering within the Municipality were fixed as follows :— 
From 1st April to 30th September ... 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. 
From 1st October to 3lst March ... 6a.m.to7 p.m, 


By order. 
ARTHUR J. WILLIAMSON, 


Town Clerk. 
4s, 


nm 
(or) 
OU 


MUNICIPALITY OF SOUTH GRAFTON. 
AMENDED BOUNDARIES OF ,SCAVENGING AREA, 
‘within the Municipality of South Grafton. 


COMMENCING at the east end of Cambridge-street, on the. 
left bank of Alipou Creek; thence west along Cambridge- 
street to Skinner-street ; thence north along Skinner-street 
to Vere-street; thence west along Vere-street to Ardent- 
street; thence north along Ardent-street to the right bank of 
Cowan Creek ; thence east along the right bank of Cowan , 
Creek to Cowan-street ; thence north along Cowan-street to 
the right bank of the Clarence River; thence east along the 
bank of that river to Alipou Creek ; thence east and south 
along the left bank of that creek, to the point of commence- 


ment. 

W. J. HAWTHORNE, 
Council Chambers, Town Clerk. 
12th July, 1910. 


264 7s. 


MUNICIPALITY OF REDFERN. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Messrs. Reginald Heber 
Palmer and: Frederick Acland Palmer have been duly ap- 
pointed Valuers of all ratable property in this Munici- ° 
pality for the triennial term 1911-13. ; 
JOHN LEITCH, 
Council Chambers, Redfern, Mayor. 
25th July, 1910. 
277 3s. 


MUNICIPALITY OF BRAIDWOOD. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. James Lancelot Lawson 
has been appointed by the Council of this Municipality Town 
Clerk, Sanitary Inspector, Inspector of Noxious Weeds and 
Nuisances, Collector, and an officer under the Local Govern- 
ment Act to prosecute on behalf of and represent the Council 
of this Municipality in all legal proceedings,—such appoint- 
ment to take effect from the 6th July, 1910. 

W. J; OLIVEY, 

: Mayor. 


Counei] Chambers, 
21st July, 1910,” 
298 | 4s. 


4072 


- $$ — 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. 


[27 Juxy, 1910. 


NOTICE OF RESUMPTION OF LAND UNDER THE 
“SYDNEY CORPORATION AMENDMENT ACT 
1905,” AND THE “SYDNEY CORPORATION 
AMENDMENT ACT, 1906,’ BY THE MUNICIPAL 
COUNCIL OF SYDNEY, IN THE STATE OF NEW 
SOUTH WALES. 


WHEREAS by an Act of Parliament of the said State, No. 
39, 1905, intituled the ‘Sydney Corporation Amendment Act, 
1905,” as amended by an Act of Parlixment of the said State, 
No. 16, 1906, intituled the ‘“‘Sydney Corporation Amendment 
Act, 1906,” the Municipal Council of Sydney (hereinafter 
called the said Council) is empowered, with the approval of the 
Governor, in pursuance of the provisions in the said Act 
mentioned, without further or other authority than the said 
Act, to purchase or resume (inter alia) all lands required for 
the opening of new public ways, or the widening, enlarging, or 
extending of public ways within the City of Sydney, and all 
lands of which those required for such purposes form part, and 
any land required for carrying out improvements in or re- 
molelling any portion of the said City, or for any of the pur- 
poses of the “Sydney Corporation Act, 1992” (therein called 
the Principal Act) or the Municipal Council of Sydney Electric 
Lighting Act: And whereas part of the lands described in the 
Schedule hereto is required by the said Council for the purpose 
of widening Elizabeth-street, between Liverpool and Blackburn 
streets, public ways in the City of Sydney, the remainder of 
such lands being required for carrying out improvements in 
and jremodelling those portions of the said City in the vicinity 
of such public ways: And whereas on the twenty-fourth day 
of May, one thousand nine hundred and ten, His Excellency the 
Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, approved 
of the resumption of the lands described in the said Schedule 
for such last-mentioned purpose: And whereas orf the twenty- 
firat day of June, one thousand nine hundred and ten, the ssid 
Council resolved to resume the lands described in the said 
Schedule for such last-mentioned purpose: And whereas on 
the twelfth day of July, one thousand nine hundred and ten, 
His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Execu- 
tive Council, approved of the said Council causing this notice 
of the resumption of the lands mentioned in the Schedule 
hereto, together with the description of the said lands in the 
said Schedule contsined, to be published in the New South 
Wales Government Gazette and four of the Sydney daily 
newspapers: Now, therefore, the sail Council, with the ap- 
proval of His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council as aforesaid, coth hereby give notice 
that the lands described in the Schedule hereto are hereby 
resumed by the said Council, under the provisions of the 
“ Sydney Corporation Amendment Act, 1905,” and the “Sydney 
Corporation Amendment Act, 1906,” aforesaid: And the said 
Council doth hereby also give notice that a plan of such lands 
has been deposited with the City Surveyor at the Town Hall, 
Sydney, and with the Chief Surveyor at the Department of 
Lands, Sydney, which plans are open for public inspection : 
And the said Council doth hereby also give notice that, upon 
the publication of this notice and the description in tbe 
Schedule hereto, the lands therein described become for the 
purposes, and subject to the provisions of the said Acts, veated 
in the said Council for an estate in fec-simple in poasession, 
freed and discharged from all trusts, obligations, estates, in- 
terests, contracts, charges, rates, rights-of-way, or other ease- 
ments whatsoever, 


In witness whereof the Common Seal of the Municipal 
Council of Sydney has been hereunto affixed this 
fourteenth day of July, 1910, by me, Thomas Huggins 
Nesbitt, Town Clerk of the City of Sydney aforesaid. 


(u.8.) ALLEN TAYLOR, 
Tuomas H. Nzssirr, Lord Mayor. 


Town Clerk. 


Tur SCHEDULE. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate, lying, and being in 
the City of Sydney, parieh of St. Lawrence, county of Cumber- 
land, and State of New South Wales: 


Commencing at the intersection of the northern building line 
of Goulburn-street with the eastern building line of Eliza- 
beth-street; and bounded on part of the west and north- 
weet by that building line of Elizabeth-street generally 
northerly to the southern building line of Liverpool-street ; 
thence on part of the north by that building line easterly 
to its intersection with a line paraliel to and distant in an 
easterly direction {0 feet from the western building line 
of Elizabeth-street; thence on part of the east parallel 
to and distant as aforesaid southerly to its intersection 
with a line parallel to and distant in a northerly direction 
20 feet. from the northern boundary wall of the land com- 
prised in Certificate of Title, registered volume 1014, 
folio 162; thence again on the north by that line parallel 
to and distant a3 aforesaid easterly to a passage; thence 
again on the west by part of the western boundary of 

_that passage northerly to the south-western corner of land 
comprised in Certificate of Title, registered volume 1608, 


folio 210; thence again on the north by the southern 
boundary of that Certificate of Title easterly to the west- 
ern buildiog line of Nithsdale-street; thence on part of 
the east by that building line southerly to the north- 
eastern corner of premises known as No. 104 Goulburn- 
street and being the southern boundary of a lane; thence 
on part of the south by the southern boundary of that lane 
westerly to the north-western corner of the German 
Evangelics! Church property, being land comprised in 
primary Real Property Application No. 15,633; thence 
again on the east by the western boundary of said pro- 
perty and the primary application aforesaid southerly to 
the northern building line of Goulburn-street aforesaid ; 
thence again on the south by that building line westerly, 
to the point of commencement. 


Also, commencing at the istersection of the southern building 
line of Goulburn-street and the existing eastern building 
line of Elizabeth-street, said point being the north-western 
corner of Jand comprised in Certificate of Title, registered 
volume 1046, folios 210 and 212; and bounded on the 
north by that building line of Goulburn-street easterly to 
its intersection with the north-westerr boundary of part of 
the land resumed by the Sydney Municipal Council by 
ae ae in the Government Gazette of the 13th June, 

906. 


Thenze on the south-east by that boundary avd the north- 
western boundary of land resumed by eaid Council by 
Proclamation in Gazette of 8th September, 1909, south- 
westerly to the north-eastern boundary of land resumed 
by the eaid Council by Proclamation in Gazette of 15th 
July, 1908; thence on the south-west, east, and part of the 
south by the north-eastern part of the western and the 
northern boundaries of that last-mentioned resumption to 
the building line of Elizabeth-street aforesaid; thence on 
the west by the building a‘ignment of Elizabeth-street 
aforesaid northerly to the southern boundary of premi<es 
known as No. 164 Elizabeth-street ; thence again on the 
south by that boundary of those premises westerly to the 
existing boundary line of Elizabeth-street; thence by that 
building line northerly, to the point of commencement. 


Also, commencing at the intersection of the eastern building 
line of Elizabeth-street with the south-western building 
line of Campbell-street; and bounded on the north-east by 
that building line of Campbell-street bearing south-easterly 
to the north-western boundary of the City Temple pro- 
perty ; thence on part of the south-east by that boundary 
of that property south-westerly to the wall of a light area ; 
thence on part of the south-west and part of the south-east 
by the walls of that area bearing north-westerly and 
south-westerly to part of the north-eastern boundary of 
land comprised in Certificate of Title, registered volume 
1508, folio 125; thence again on the north-east, south-east, 
south-west, and again on the south-east by part of the 
north-eastern, south-eastern, and south-western and south- 
eastern boundaries of that Certificate of Title to the north- 
eastern building line of Blackburn-street ; thence again on 
the south-west by that building line north-westerly to the 
building line of Elizabeth-strcet aforesaid; and thence on 
the west by that building line northerly to the point of 
commencement, 

237 £2 2s, 


THE STROUD SHIRE COUNCIL, 


NOTICE is hereby given that Senior-constable M. Ashwood 
has been appointed Inspector under the Cattle Slaughtering 
and Diseased Animals and Meat Act. 


JOHN O'CONNELL, 
Shire Clerk. 
279 33 


THE STROUD SHIRE COUNCIL, 


NOTICE is hereby given that W. L. Craig has been appointed 
Engineer to the above Council. 


JOHN O’CONNELL, 


Shire Clerk. 
280 ; 33. 


— 


In the intestate estate of Samuel or Henry Wilson, late of 
Sydney, formerly of Wagga Wugga, labourer, deceased. 


ALU persons having claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by aflidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 29th day of July, 1910. 


T. W. GARRETT, 

Curator of the above Estate. 

Chancery-square, Sydney, 
22nd July, 1910, 

269 : 43. 


a es be a 


27 Juty, 1910.) 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. 4075 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the Estate of John Gilbert Thompson, late of Ashfield, 
near Sydney, draper, deceased. 


PURSUANT to section 92 of the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and 
Administration Act, 1898’: Notice is hereby given that all 
creditors and other persons having any claim upon or affecting 
the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on the 20th 
day of September, 1909, are hereby required to send in full 
particulars of their claims to Fanny Mary Thompson, Percival 
Edgar Thompson, and Alexander Reith Troup, the executors 
of the said estate, to the care of Messrs. Troup, Harwood, 
& Co., accountants, Castlereagh-street, Sydney, or of the 
undersigned proctors, before the Ist day of September next, 
after which date the said executors will proceed to distribute 
the assets of the said deceased among the parties entitled 
thereto, having regard to the debts and claims only of which 
they shall then have had notice ; and the said executors shall 
not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, 
to any person of whose claim they shall not have had notice at 
the time of such distribution.—Dated this 20th day of July, 


1910. 
JOSEPH THOMPSON & HUNT, 
Proctors for Executors, 
82 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
250 7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, ~ 


In the will of Elizabeth McFadyen, late of Pyrmont, near 
Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, spinster, 
deceased, 


PURSUANT to the ‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 
other persons (other than those whose claims have already 
been sent in) having any debt or claim upon or affecting the 
estate of the abovenamed deceased (who died on or about the 
22nd day of June last) are hereby required to send in parti- 
culars of their claims to the undersigned on or before the 7th. 
day of September next, at the expiration of which time the 
executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having regard to 
the debts and claims only of which they shall then have had 
notice ; and the said executors will not be lable, for the assets 
so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim they shall 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution.— Dated 
this 23rd day of July, 1910. 
HERBERT De YONGH SCROGGIE, 
Proctor for the Executors, 
92 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
270 7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of William Cathcart Still, late of Sydney, in the 
State of New South Wales, gentleman, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 

Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 

other persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting 

the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about 
the 7th day of May, 1910, and probate of whose will was 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its 

Probate Jurisdiction, on the 22nd day of June, 1910, to Sarah 

Alexandra Cameron, of Royston, Royal-crescent, Armadale, 

in the State of Victoria, the executrix named in ‘he said will, 

are hereby required to send in particulars of their claims to 
the said Sarah Alexandra Cameron, or to the undersigned, 
the proctor for the said executrix, on or before the Sth day of 

September next, at the expiration of which time the said 

executrix will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 

deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
to the debts and claims -only of which she shall then have 
had notice; and the said executrix will not be liable, 
for the assets so distributed, to any person of whose debt or 
claim she shall not have had notice at the time of such distri- 
bution. —Dated this 23rd day of July, 1910. 
H. PEDEN STEEL, 
Proctor for the said Executrix, 
98 Pitt-street, Sydney. 

273 7s. 6d. 

_ | SS eS a eee ee or ee eee. 

In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 

In the will of Bernard Byrne, late of Wardell-road, Peter- 
sham, near Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, 
freeholder, deceased. 

NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and other persons 

having any debt or claim upon or affecting the estate of 

Bernard Byrne, the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 

about the i6th day of May, 1910, and probate of whose will 


was granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales 
in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 15th day of June, 1910, 
to John Bernard Byrne, of Wardell-road, Petersham, afore- 
said, one of the executors named in the said will (the other 
executor having renounced probate), are hereby required to 
send in particulars of their claims to the said John Bernard 
Byrne or to the undersigned, Thomas Joseph Purcell, proctor, 
on or before the 10th day of September, 1910, at the expi- 
ration of which time the said John Bernard Byrne will proceed 
to distribute the assets of the said deceased among the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts and claims only 
of which he shall then have had notice ; and the said John 
Bernard Byrne will not he liable, for the assets so distributed, 
to any person of whose debt or claim he shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 26th 
day of July, 1910. 
THOMAS JOSEPH PURCELL, 
Proctor, 
65 Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 

282 7s. 6d. 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,553) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Solomon Jones, of Coledale, miner. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on his own 
petition.—Dated at Sydney, this 21st day of July, 1910. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—Onarirs FarrFAx WatzRLoo Luoyp. 


[615] Free 


(18,548) 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Thomas Evans, of Bellambi, miner. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Wollon- 
gong, before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 15th 
day of August, 1910, at 11 a.m., or as soon after as the course 
of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Moore-street, Sydney, not later than the 8th day of August, 
1910. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 

Official Assi'gnee—CHARLES FatnFAxX WATERLOO Lioyp. 


[616] Free 


<a e e 


(18,552) 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re James Duffy, of Helensburgh, miner. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Wollongong, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 15th day 
of August, 1910, at 11 a.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his 
proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Moore-street, Sydney, not later than the 8th day of August, 


1919. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—W:iLt14M HARRINGTON PALMER. 
[617] 


Free 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matters will be held at the Court, Citizens’ 
Chambers, Moore-street, Sydney, on the 16th day of August, 
1910, at 10 am., or as soon after as the course of business 
will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his proof 
muet be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, not later 
than the 12th day of August, 1910 :— 
Re the estate of Arthur Edward Kendall, deceased (No. 18;52!) 
late of Wocllahra, shipping manager. : 
Re John Paul Tacchi (No. 18,550), of 99 Spring-street, 
Waverley, draper’s assistant, formerly traveller. 


F,. H. SALUSBURY, p 

. Registrar in Bankruptcy. 

Official Assignee—CHARLES FarrFax WarTsRLoo Luoyp. 
[618] Free 


4074 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 115. [27 Juny, 1910. 


Inthe Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
IN BANERUPTCY. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matter, will be held at the Court, Citizens’ 
Chambers, Moore-street, Sydney, on the 17th day of Angust, 
1910, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the course of business 
will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his proof 
must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy not later 
than the 13th day of August, 1910 :— 


Re Esther Mary Watson, widow (No. 18,482), of Burrca, 
late hotelkeeper. 
- F, H,. SALUSBURY, 
Regietrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—WiILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER, 
280 €s. 


Jn the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANE RUPTOY. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matter will be held at the Court, Citizens’ 
Chambers, Movore-streect, Sydney, on the iGth day of August, 
1910, at 10 a.m., or as scon after as the course of business 
will permit. ‘To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his proof 
must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy not iater 
than the 12th day of August, 1910 :— 


Re Ada Actor Emily Craddock, wife of Patrick Joseph Crad- 
dock (No. 18,540), of Ennisville, Botany-road, Botany, 
formerly of Mount Joy, Botany-road, Botany, dressmaker. 


F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—CHABRLES FainFAX WATERLOO Liovp. 
291 6s, 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re James Edward MeVay, of Carrington, Newcastle, labourer: 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court- house, Newcastle, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 1ith day 
of August, 1910, at 11 a.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Moore-street, Sydney, not later than the 4th day of August, 
1910. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER. 
292 6s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 

Re Michael Bull, cf Frederickton, farmer. 
NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors in 
the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Kempsey, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 15th day 
of August, 1910, at Il a.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Moore-street, Sydney, not later than the 8th day of August, 


1910. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptey. 


Official Assignee— CHARLES FAIRFAX Wa'reRLCO Lioyp. 
293 . 63. 


(18,551) 


[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Walea. (16,8338) 


IN BANKRUPTOY. 


Re James McGregor Mitchell and William George Dodd, 
trading eas Mitchell and Dodd, of Forbes, builders and 
contractors ; ex parte William George Dodd. 


To the Official Assignee and Oreditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that the abovensmed bankrupt, William 
George Dodi, intends to apply to the Court, on Wedneeday, 
the 17th day of August, 1910, at 10 a.m., or as soon afterwards 
as the course of business will admit, that a Certificate of Dis- 
charge be granted to him, under and aceording to the provisions 
= i‘ “Bankruptcy Act, 1898.” —Dated this 18th day of July, 
1910. 
F. B. COMMINS, 
Solicitor for the Bankrupt, 
By 8. Kgarney, his Agent, Parkes. 
84 Elizabeth-street, Sydney, 
245 6s. 6d. 


[Notice of Application for a Certificats of Discharge. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (6,342) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re John Carroll, of Manildra, near Moilong, in the State of 
New South Wales, furmer. 


To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that the abovenamed bankrupt intends to 
apply tothe Court,on Thuraday, the 18th day of August, 1910, 
at 10 a.m., or aa soon afterwards as the course of business will 
admit, that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to him, under 
and according to the provisions of the “ Bankruptcy Act, 
1898.”— Dated this 20th day of July, 1910. 


P. F. A. KINNA, 
Solicitor for the Bankrupt, 
By 5. Kearney, his Agent, Molong. 
84 Hlizabeth-street, Sydney. 
246 6s. 6d. 


[ Notices of Application for a Certificate of Discharze.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (11,650) 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 
Re Alfred William Barnier, of Grafton. 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that I, Alfred Wiiliam Barnier, intend to 
apply to the Court,on Thursday, the 18th day of August, 1910, 
at 10 a.m., or as soon afterwards as the course of business will 
admit, that 2» Certificate of Discharge be granted to me, under 
and according to the provisions of the “‘ Bankruptey Act, 
1898.”—Dated this 20th day of July, 1910. 


ALFRED WILLIAM BARNIER. 


251 6s. 6d. 


[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. } 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,229) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Jacob Samuel Stenning, of 26 Raymond-street, Neutral 
Bay, plasterer. 


To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that Jacob Samuel Stenning intends to apply 
to the Court, on Thursday, the 18th day of August, 1910, at 
10 a.m., or as soon afterwards a3 the course of business will 
admit, that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to him, under 
and according to the provisions of the “ Bankruptey Act, 
1898.”’—Dated this 18th day of July, 1910. 


ARTHUR JOSEPH REYNOLDS, 
Solicitor for Jacob Samuel Stenning, 
; 36 Moore-street, Sydney. 
257 63. 6d. 


[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. ] 
Inthe Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,209and 18,344) 
IN BANKRUPTCY, 

Re Phillip Griffiths, Phillip Plimsol Grifliths, and Mansell 
Griffiths, of New Canterbury road, Dulwich Hill, brick- 
layera; ex parte Phillip Griffiths. 

To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 

TAKE NOTICEH that I, Phillip Plimsol Griffiths, intend to 

apply to the Court, on Wednesday, the 17th day of August 

next, at 10 a.m., or as soon afterwards as the course of busi- 
ness will admit, that a Certificate of Dissharge be granted to 
me, under ard according to the provisions of the “ Bankruptcy 

Act, 1898.”—Dated this 20th day of July, 1910. 

PHILLIP PLIMSOL GRIFFITHS. 

258 6s. 6d. 


[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. ] 
In the Supreme Court of NewSoath Wales. (18,209and 18,344) 
IN BANKRUPECY. 

Re Phillip Griffiths, Phillip Plimsol Griffiths, and Mansell 
Griffiths, of New Canterbury road, Dulwich Hiil, brick- 
layer; ex parte Mansell Griffiths. 

To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 

TAK® NOTICE that I, Mansell Griffiths, intend to apply to 

the Court, on Wednesday, the 17th day of August next, at 10 

@.m., or as soon afterwards as the course of business will admit, 

that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to me, under and 

according to the provisions of the “ Bankruptcy Act, 1898.”— 

Dated this 20th day of July, 1910. 

MANSELL GRIFFITHS. 

259 6s. 6d, 


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$ 


27 Jury, 1910.]. 


[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, (508) 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 


Re William Olay Rush, formerly of Ballina, now of Coff’s 
Harbour. 


To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that the bankrupt intends to apply to the 
Court on Thursday, the 18th day of August, 1910, at 10 a.m., 
or as soon afterwards as the course of bueiness will admit, 
that a Oertificate of Discharge be granted to him, under and 
according to the provisions of the “ Bankruptey Act, 1898.”— 
Dated this 20th day of July, 1910. 


C. A. GILLES, 
Solicitor for the Bankrupt, 
Coff’s Harbour. 
By his Agents,—Messrs. Praorr & Stinson, Solicitors, 
Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 
267 6s. Gd. 


LNotice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,451) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Frank Beaumont Turner, of Petersham, near Sydney. 
To the Official Aszignee and Creditors. , 


TAKE NOTICE that the bankrupt intends to apply to the 
Court, on Wednesday, the 17th day of August, 1910, at 10 
a.m., or as soon afterwards as the course of business will 
admit, that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to him, under 
and according to the provisions of the “ Bankruptcy Act, 1898.” 
—Dated this 22nd day of July, 1910. 


PIGOTT & STINSON, 
Solicitors for the Bankrupt, 
Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 


268 6s, 6d 


[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (6,257) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re William Bridgement, of 31 Dixon-street, Newtown, coach- 
builder, formerly of Braidwood, in the State of New’South 
Wales, coachbuilder. 


To the Official Assignee and Oveditors. 


TAKE NOTICH, that, I, William Bridgement, intend to apply 
to the Court on Wednesday, the 17th day of August next, at 
10 a.m., or as soon afterwards as the course of business will 
admit, that a certificate of discharge be granted to me, under 
and according to the provisions of the Bankruptcy Act, 
1898.—Dated this 25th day of July, 1910. 


WILLIAM BRIDGEMENT., 
8. J. Burt & Son, 
Solicitors for Applicant, 
Ocean House, Moore-street, Sydney. ; 
281 6s. 6d. 


SPECIAL MEETING FOR PROOF OF DEBT, 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (15,991) 


IN INSOLVENCY AND IN BANKRUPTCY. 
In the Insolvent Estate of Israel Butts, of Cooma, late of 
Braidwood, carpenter. 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 
TAKE NOTICE that a Special Meeting for Proof of Debt will 
be held at the Court, Citizens’ Chambers, Moore-street, Sydney, 


on Wednesday, the 8rd day of August next, at 10 a.m., or 
as soon afterwards as the course of business will admit.—Dated 


this 22nd day of July, 1910. 
P. W. STREET, J., 


The Judge in Bankruptcy, 
F, H, SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee— WILLIAM Harrineton PALMER. 
2359 8s. 6d. 


In the District Court of the Metropolitan District holden 
at Sydney. 
8.D.J. No. 16 of 1910, 
No. of Warrant, 162 of 1910. 
Between John Woods, plaintiff, and Charles Fitzgerald, 
: defendant. 
ON Saturday, the third day of September, 1910, at eleven 
o’clock in the forenoon, unless the writ of fieri facias issued 
herein is previously satisfied, the Registrar will sell by public 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. 


4075 


auction, at the Court-house, Queen’s-square, Sydney,—Al! 
the vight, title, and interest (if any) of the abovenamed 
defendant in and to,— 


All that piece or parcel of land situated at Wyatt-avenue, 
containing one rood twenty-four perches, and being the 
land comprised in Certificate of Title dated the ninth day 
of November, 1909, Registered Volume 2013, folio 66. 


Terms, Cash. 
Dated this twentieth day of July, 1910. 


J. M. A. BONTHORNE, 
B, Kerry ConEn, Registrar of the Court, 
Plaintifi’s Attorney, 7 
7 Moore-street, Sydney. 
256 8s. 


In the District Court of the Northern District, holden at 
Casino. 


No. of Plaint 29 of 1910. 
No. of Warrant 27 of 1910. 


Between George Rivers, plaintiff, and Owen Johnson, 
defendant. 


ON Thursday, the twenty-fifth day of August, one thousand 
nine hundred and ten, at twelve o’clock noon, unless the writ 
of fieri facias issued herein is previously satisfied, the Registrar 
will sell by public auction, at the Court-house, Casino,—All 
the right, title, and interest (if any) of the abovenamed 
defendant in and to,— 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish of Coom- 
bell, county of Richmond, being conditional purchase 
1904-25 of 320 acres, selected on the fourteenth day of 
April, 1904, portion No. 94. 


Also, in ali that piece or parcel of land situated in the same 
parish and county, and being a conditional lease 1904-2], 
No. 34,596, of six hundred and sixty-three acres, portion 
96, which said lands are subject to mortgage dated 
17th December, 1908, in favour of Union Bank of 
Australia Limited, Registered No. 498, book 874. 


Terms, Cash, 
Dated this twenty-third day of July, 1910. 
0. W. SMALL, 
Registrar of the Court. 


L. E. Corn, Plaintiff's Attorney, Casino. 
276 10s. 


REWARD.—Lost, from Orange, on 26th June last,—One 
bay mare, branded Qf near shoulder, and big lump on off 
flank ; bay gelding, Q5@ (blotched) on near shoulder ; 
and chestnut horse, branded & near shoulder, also branded 
on neck and cheek. Apply —— 


Austin’s “ Daniel O’Connell Hotel,” Orange. 
242 38. 


Lmpoundings, 


*,* Poundkeepers are r2minded that Advertisements of 
Impounded Stock are charged for at the rate of ONE SHILLING: 
FOR EACH ANIMAT, DESCRIBED ; and no such Advertisement will 
be inserted in the Gazette unless accompanied by a remittance 
sufficient to cover the cost of insertion. 


BELLINGEN.—Impounded at Bellingen, on the 16th day of 
July, 1910, from South Arm, by John EH. Rigney; sum 
due at date of notice, £3 6s. 11d. :— 

Two heifers and two steers, all branded A I off rump. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


4th August, 1910. 
271—4s. R. GOULDING, Poundkeeper. 


BINGARA.—Impounded at Bingara, on the 11th day of July, 
1910, from Green Hills, by A. M. M. Paterson; sum due 
at date of notice, £2 12s. 4d.:— 

Red and white bullock, K near ribs, top off near ear. 

Black and white bullock, indistinct brand near ribs, top off 
near ear. 

Red and white bullock, K near ribs, 2 near rump, ears marked. 

If not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act. 


247—38s. P,. PLUNKETT, Poundkeeper. 


as ier Nee sas ne SEE NS Ba 2 ad ae Sh ae Ae Se 
BOGAN GATEH.—Impounded at Bogan Gate, from Toohey- 
ville, by Mr. T. Sanderson :— 
Light-brown gelding, like G¥ near shoulder, blaze and snip, 
unbroken, rising 4 years. 
If not released, will be séld at this Pound at noon on the 


4th August, 1910, 
254—I1s. W. BAKER, Poundkeeper. 


4076 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. 


[27 Juny, 1910. 


DELEGATE.—Impounded at Delegate, on the 15th day of 
July, 1910, from Delegate Station, by A. H. Jeffreys :— 
Merino wether, like -/ on back, like I firebrand on nose, 
bayonet in front of registered ear, like square in front of 

private ear. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the | 


4th Auguat, 1910. 


248—1s. J. COLLINS, Poundkeepsr. 


GRANVILLE.—Impounded at Granville, on the 22nd day of | 


July, 1910, from public streets, by William Beardsley, 
Impounding Officer; sum due at date of notice, 63. 9d. 
heach :—= 
Yellow and white heifer, like JQ off rump, about 18 months. 
Yellow heifer, no brands visible, about 10 months. 
Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
11th August, 1910. 


287—2s. S. WRIGHT, Poundkeeper. 


GULGONG.—Impounded at Gulgong, on the Ilth day of 
July, 1910, from Canadian Common, by order of the 
Trustees ; sum due at date of notice, £1 13s. 44d. :— 

Light-roan steer, top off near ear, indistinct braud like a\V 
near rump, 23 years. | 

Red heifer, top off near car, white spot forehead, white spot 
near flank, no brand visible, 2 years, 

‘Tf nct released, will be sold at this Pound at noon cn the 

4th August, 1910. 


249—2s, C. GANDRY, Poundkeeper. 


LIVERPOOL.—Impounded at Liverpool, on the 21st day of 
July, 1910, from Fairfield Railway Line, by order of 
Railway Commissioners :— 

Red and white heifer, like —Y[R on rump, off ear marked, 
about 2 years. 

Red and white heifer, like —Y{ R (indistinct) on rump, off ear 
marked, about 2 years. 

Black Alderney heifer, blotched brand like QO, about 18 months, 

If not released, wil! be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

11th August, 1910. 


283—3s. L. MURPHY, Poundkeeper. 


MANILLA.—Impounded at Manilla, on the 18th day of July, 
1910, from Namoi Park, by A. P. Dutton, Hsq. :— 
Brindle and white bullock, like Cy near rump, like AV off 
-rump, notch out top and bottom near ear, notch out off 
ear, H 
Black bullock, like > near ramp, tip off end near ear, like '7 
out bottom near ear. 
Roan steer, like /yJ C over () near rump. 
“If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
first Thursday fourteen days after this publication. 


297—3:. W. LANGWORTHY, Jun., Poundkeeper. 


PARKES.—Impounded at Parkes, on the 8th day of July, 
1910, from Coobang, by O. W. Swan; re-advertised on 
‘account of brand appearing :— 
Red bull, H (very faint) near rump, end off car, about 8 years. 
If not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act. 


288—Is. W. MOULDEN, Poundkeeper. 


RANDWICK.—Impounded at Randwick, on the 21st day of 
July, 1910, from Moore Park, by order of ‘G. Baker, 
Ranger ; sum due at date of notice, 13s. :— 

Bay horse, AWD near shoulder, long mane and tail, black 

-points, collar and saddle marked, three shoes on, aged, 
about 15 hands. 


Also, on the 23rd day of July, 1910, from Centennial Park, by 
J.T. Thompson, Ranger; sum due at date of notice, 83.:— 
Brown and black Jersey cow, JF A off ramp, S on cheek 
near side, —= over B near hind leg, 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
11th August, 1910. 


284—2s. J. HILL, Poundkeeper. 


SILVERTON.—Impounded at Silverton, on the 16th day of 
July, 1910, for trespass on Mundi Mundi Staticn, by J. 
Hayes, Esq., by order of J. N. O'Connell, Esq.; sum due 

| at date of notice, 17s. 6d.:— 

Roan cow, like J DI near thigh, slit off ear, back quarter 
near ear. 

Red and white calf, no brands visible. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

a August, 1910, 

£ CO 23 


R. CROCKER, Poundkeeper. 


WILLOUGHBY.—Impounded at Willoughby, on the 15th 
day of July, 1910, from Forsyth-street, by J. Naylor; 
sum due at date of notice, £1 83, :— 

Jersey heifer, unbranded, 9 months, 

‘If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

4th August, 1910, 

285—1s. 


J. NIX, Poundkeeper. 


(Price, 6d} 


WINDSOR.—Impounded at Windsor, on the 22nd day of 
July, 1910, from the Richmond-road, by Mr. Charles J. 
Roberts, from growing crop :— I ; 

Bay pony mare, like e near shoulder, black points, broker in, 
shod, very quiet, 5 years, 14 hards. : . 

Bay pony mare, like Q- near shoulder, black points, broken in, 
shod, very quiet, 5 years, 14 hands. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

lith August, 1910. 


286—2s. J. ROWTHORN, Poundkeep-r. 


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Proclamations ee “ eos es AG vee 8957 
Local Government Act—Proclamations, &e. ... we ~=—8998 
Appointments, &ec. ... eee tee tee eee vee 8960 
Pelling-places abolished and appointed ... 56 3961 
Government Notices tas ves ase vee vee 2962 
Industrial Disputes Act—Awards under id 1 +3978 
Act of Parliament assented to... ate bee 3978 
Legally Qualified Medical Practitioners... vee Pts te. 
Gorerament Railways—Sale of Unclaimed property ,.. 3978 
Applications invited for positions .. os aes soe . 8979 
Notices under Real Property Act... S09 Bee ve SOLD 
Notice to Lay Service Pipes vse ose tee 45 SD 
Inspectors of Slaughter-houses appointed res 8980 
Court Notices Ae ies ses ree eee ee 3980 
Tenders ire ae ve vee tee toe we 38981 
Hlectoral Appointments ... fe ne ry vo. 3986 
teck Act—First Quarterly List of Horse and Cattie 
Brands for 1910 see ae a ats w. 38989 
Return of Packet and other Licenses ... Ae se 4006 
Oyster Culture Leases ..,, on eee ae ve 4011 
Little Merran Creek Water Trust 3 we = AOLL 
Officiating Ministers ia aes ae we §~40LL 
Application for a Water Rights, &c., License ... ve 4015 
Application for a Water and Drainage, &c., License ... 4015 
Quarterly Licensing Courts oo “ae ee ve «4015 
District Courts nee eve eee vee tee ve §=4015 
Mines Department Notices A ove vee we. 4016 
Lands Department Notices ine 1s | deena tate eC OSE 
Forestry Notices... rit ate é 668 v. 4069 
Private Advertisements .., a nae sos vo 4069 
Impoundings ces eee ie oss tee vee 4075 
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WEDNESDAY, 27 JULY. 


[1910. 


UNDER THE “PUBLIC SERVICE 


SPECIAL GAZETTE 
. ACT, 1902.” 


APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


Wini1am Joserpn Campuin, Esquire, Chief Clerk, 
Water Police Office, to act as Clerk of Petty Ses- 
sions and Chamber Magistrate at that Office, vice 
Meares, relieved, and during the absence of H. 8. 
Hawkins, Esquire,—from the 25th July, 1910. 

r. GEoRGE ALFRED GUNNING, Postmaster, Katoomba, 
to be Assistant District Registrar of Births, 
Deaths, and Marriages for the District of Hartley 
at Katoomba,—from the 9th September, 1909. 


THE undermentioned members of the Police Force to 
be Acting Clerks of Petty Sessions at the places pre- 
ceding their respective names, from the dates speci- 
fied, viz, :— 

Clarence Town—First Class Constable Joun THoMAS 
SINGLETON, during the absence of Constable Wil- 
son, on leave,—from the 2nd August, 1910. 

Silverton—Senior-constable THomas Hear, during the 

' absence of First Class Constable Smith, on leave, 
—from the 7th July, 1910. 


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JOHN GARLAND. 


COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of 


Mr. D. Lawson, Chief Engineer and Master, Dredge 
Service, being appointed Acting Assistant En- 
gineer Surveyor, Department of Navigation, vice 
Mr, A. D. Marshall, on leave of absence prior to 
retirement. 

[E.M. 275] 


T. WADDELL, 


CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of 


Dr. J. I. Fuasuman, who lately resigned the position 
of Medical Superintendent, Pathological Labora- 
tory, Lunacy Department, being appointed 
Director of the Pathological. Laboratory in the 
Lunacy Department. j 

Dr. Oxrrver LatHAm, Junior Medical Officer, Lunacy 

Department, being appointed Pathologist, Lunacy 

Department, vice Dr. Flashman. 


FranK Martin Suckiine, Esquire, M.B., Ch.M., 
being appointed, on probation for six months, as 
Assistant Medical Officer of the Government, De- 
partment of Public Health. 


W. H. WOOD. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved that 


Mr. Tuomas GraHamM Wruson be appointed as Sur- 
veyor in this Department, on probation for a 
period of six months,—-to take effect as from 1st 
July, 1910. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Kxecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the appoint- 
ment, on probation for a period of six months, from 
Ist July, 1910, of 


Mr. Arexanper Jonn Morrison as Inspector, Cement 
Testing, in this Department, 


4078 "NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 116, [27 Jury, 1910. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the | 


Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 

the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 

that ae 

Mr. THomas Gorpon Bennett be appointed, on pro- 
bation for six months, from 11th June, 1910, as 
Inspector of Scaffolding.and Lifts in this Depart- 
ment. eae 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon. the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the ap- 
pointment, on probation for six months, of . 


Mr. Crciz Ricnarp Burns Crarxe, Temporary Junior 
Messenger, as Assistant Storekeeper in the Public 
Works Department,—to take effect from Ist 
June, 1910. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the ap- 
pointment of é 


Mr. Wituiam Sropparz, Architectural’ Draftsman, 
Professional Relieving Staff, as Clerk of Works in 
the Public Works Department, vice Mr. F. H. 
Napier, transferred,—to take effect from 1st 


July, 1910 
CHARLES A. LEE. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Iixecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


SamMvuet Lasker, Esquire, M.A., First Assistant, Fort- 
street Model Public School, as Acting Inspector 
of Schools and Assistant Examiner in Modern 
Languages in this Department,—to take effect 
from the 13th June, 1910. 


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HIS. Excellency: the-Governor, with the advice of the 
Hxecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Publi¢ Service Board, has been pleased*to approve 
of the appointments of the undermentioned persons 
to the schools and: positions specified in connection 
with their respective names,—such appointments to 
take effect from the date of entry on duty in each 
case : — 


Teachers, on Probation.—Miss M. Triglone, to Bell’s 
Lagoons; Miss D. McCulloch, to Ivanhoe; Mr. J. D. 
Jones, to Dondingalong; Miss T. Browne, to Clyde 
River Provisional; Miss H. Tully, to Moreko Provi- 
sional; Miss EK. M. Foley, to Bolah Gap (temporarily) ; 
Miss C. Clancy, to South Bowan Park; Miss A. Law- 
liss, to Yulgiibar Provisional; Mr. A. L. Rose, to 
Morago Provisional; Miss I. Saunders, to Brushy 
Hill; Mr. W. R. Soutar, to Gwydir View Half-time; 
Mr. H. Jarman, to Milparinka; Mr. G. Izzard; to 
Buckenbour Half-time; Mr. J. W. Trevor-Jones, to 
Balblair Half-time; Mr. C. J. Johnston, to Mingoola 
Half-time; Mr.W. Birrell, to Crawney Half-time; Mr. 
R. C. Kelly, to Jingellic Creek Half-time; Mr. hL. 
Frank, to. Cowandooey Half-time; Mr. C. Carter, to 
Gurley Half-time; Mr. W. Abrams, to Bobby Whit- 
low Half-time; Mr. P. Howarth, to Marebone Provi- 
sional ; Miss EK. M. Ellenden, to Tiara Provisional; 
Mr. H. Freeland, to North Tarramia Provisional ; 
Mr. D. Wheatley, to Hill Plain; Mr. R. Vincent, to 
Yerriyong Vale Provisional; Mr. N. Osborne, to Gun- 
yan Provisional; Mr. C. Rowland, to Khancoban 
Provisional; Mr. J. R. Perry, to Yarraman; Mr. R. 
W. Rogers, to Cuthero; Mr. W. H. Moore, to Tarra- 
wingie House-to-house; Mr. C. R. Cole, to Buddha 
Grove Half-time; Mr. H. Little, to Erambie Provi- 
sional; Mr. L. Potts, to Auburn Vale Provisional ; 
Mr. M. McKean, to Mullengandra; Miss T. McCourt, 
to Charleville; Mr. C. Wallace, to Sawyer’s Creek 
Provisional; Miss W. Bullock, to Halton (tempor- 
ary) > Mr. C. P. Johnston, to Barrett’s Creek Half- 
ime. 


Assistants on Probation and Temporary Assistants.— 
Miss L. Lancaster, to Bourke; Miss 0. Malcolm, to 
Taree ; Miss H. Cruickshank, to Henty ; Miss M. Brett, 
to South Gundagai; Miss E. C. Jones, to Wardell; 
Miss M. Beattie, to Kensington; Miss A. M. Smith, 
to Leichhardt Girls’; Miss M. E. Jeffrey, to Cleve- 
land-street Girls’; Miss L. G. Sparling, to Fort-street 


Girls’; Miss A. McMahon, to Glenmore-road Infants’; | 


Miss R. L. Beavis, to Bathurst Girls’; Miss M. A, 


‘Miss KE, M. Cary, to Culeairn; Mr. P. 


Swan, to Drummoyne Girls’; Miss G. Andrew, to 
Enmore Girls’; Miss I. M. Thorley, to Narrabri; Miss 
Re O. Tipping, to Drummoyne Infants’; Miss E. 
Chauncey, to Birchgrove Girls’; Miss G. Rhodes, to 
Albion-street Girls’ ; Miss D. Bembrick, to Bondi; Miss 
M. Le Messurier, to Granville Girls’; Mr. D. Horton, 
to New Lambton; Mr. H. P. Jones, to Stanmore; Miss 
EH. Wheatley, to White Cliffs; Miss A. Black, to 
Tumbulgum; Mr. W. B. Beard, to Crystal-street ; 
Miss J. M. Mitchell, to Forbes Boys’; Miss A. C. 
Hale, to Cleveland-street Infants’; Mr. L. M. Lons- 
dale, to Newtown; Miss M. Sherring, to Goulburn 
Girls’; Miss N. Brooks, to Glebe Infants’; Miss V. 
Jackson, to Parramatta Girls’; Miss E. B. Hutchin- 
son, to Randwick Primary; Miss C. Burns, to Leich- 
hardt Girls’; Miss O. B. Moore, to Kegworth Infants’ ; 
Miss EK. Hadley, to Moree; Mr A. W. Patterson, to 
Burwood; Mr. W. T. Taylor, to Leichhardt; Mr. B. 
Whatsen, to Balmain; Mr. R. M. Bellis, to Albury; 
Miss A. Cooney, to Mosman Girls’; Mr. H. M. Adams, 
to Randwick; Mr. H. W. Beavis, to Woollahra; Mr. 
R. Massingham, to Manly; Mr. C. L. Clark, to Bel- 
more; Mr. F. V. Gallagher, to Wollongong; Mr. F. 
D. Harrison, to Newtown; Mr. C. L. Henry, to Stan- 
more; Miss A. E. Lambert, to Newtown Girls’; Miss 
S. Collier; to Hornsby; Miss I. Wallace, to Man- 
durama; Mr. T. Pyman, to Adamstown. 


Junior Assistants.—Miss M. Lindsay, to Manly; Mr. 
F. Rowland, to Hunter’s Hill; Miss B. Carroll, to 
North Auburn; Mr. W. Edgar, to Unanderra; Miss 
A. Mulholland, to Botany Infants’; Mr. J. Hefner, to 
Plattsburg; Miss C. Byrne, to Wellington; Miss R. 
Dean, to Molong; Miss F. Noble, to West Marrick- 
ville Infants’; Miss A. Hunt, to Kogarah Infants’ ; 
Miss B. Hogan, to Hanbury; Miss C. Baxter, to 
Woollahra Girls’; Miss R. Campbell, to Tempe Girls; 
Miss M. Reid, to Redfern Infants’; Miss H. Potter, 
to Stanmore Girls’; Miss J. Garnsey, to Bexley ; Miss 
K. O’Dea, to Summer Hill Infants’; Miss C. Blom- 
field; to Gardener’s-road; Miss G. Dedden, to Tempe 


‘Infants’; Miss E. Tyrer, to Adamstown; Miss A. 


Witherspoon, to Wallsend Infants’; Miss M. A. 
Mearns, to Lithgow Infants’; Miss J. Godfrey, to 
Pelaw Main; Miss I. Connolly, to Abermain; Miss C 
McAuliffe; to East Orange; Miss V. M. Brown, to 
Weston; Miss R. Bloomfield, to Crystal-street Girls’ ; 
Miss M. B. Mollison, to Bathurst Girls’; Miss K, 
Harris, to Hamilton Infants’; Miss K. Carroll, to 
Lambton Infants’; Miss A. Vollmer, to West Mait- 
land Girls’; Miss L. Barnett, to Camdenville Girls’ ; 
Miss E. Cummins, to Hay Boys’; Miss I. Thompson, 
to Rockdale Infants’; Miss A. M. Shaw, to West Tam- 
worth; Miss S. Essenhigh, to Birchgrove; Miss L. 
Heydon, to Glen Innes; Miss I. Witchell, to Kensing- 
ton; Miss M. Petrie, to Newcastle South Infants’ 
(temporarily); Miss M. Patman, to Trangie; Mr. 8S. 
Amm, to Newcastle South; Mr. J. A. McCallum, to 
Mortlake; Mr. H. Blackler, to Wallerawang; Miss A. 
Drew, to Horseshoe Bend; Miss C. Leslie, to New 
Lambton Infants’; Mr. S. Hunt, to East Maitland; 
Mr. D. Gibbs, to Homeville; Mr. C. Preston, to In- 
verell; Miss 4. Thomas, to Walgett; Mr. W. Reichel, 
to Nundle; Miss T. Englert, to Lawrence; Mr. C. O. 
Ginus, to Pambula; Miss E. Grubb, to Dubbo Girls’ ; 
Miss ©. Cameron, to Glen Innes; Mr. S. Hosken, to 
Shepardstown; Miss L. Murphy, to Bourke; Miss M. 
Bk. Allan, to Cobargo; Miss M. Oxley, to Wickham; 
Miss FE. Croker, to Auburn Girls’; Miss E. Campbell, 
to Plumpton; Miss I. V. Roach, to Broken Hill In- 
fants’; Miss B. Colvin, to Broken Hill Infants’: Miss 
C. Bowden, to Burke Ward Infants’; Miss E. Rowe, 
to Alma Girls’; Mr. H. Filmer, to Bega (temporarily) ; 
P. Franks, to 
Beecroft; Mr. F. W. A. Rankin, to Mount Kembla; 


Miss D. Francis, to Howlong; Miss R. Billett, to- 


Adamstown Girls’; Miss A. Dennis, to East Broken 
Hill Infants’; Miss H. Griffiths, to Broken Hill Girls’ ; 
Miss A. Stove, to Cook’s Hill Infants’; Miss M. 
Hyndes, ‘to Canterbury Boys’; Miss L. Giles, to 
Kensington. 


Workmistress, on Probation.—Mrs. M. J. Knight, 
to Singleton. 
J. A. HOGUE. 


CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENT. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 

the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 

of the appointment of 

Mr. Ernest Autrrep Sykes as Junior Clerk in the 
Probate and Intestates Office, being confirmed. 


JOHN GARLAND. 


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27 Jury 1910.} 


PROMOTIONS. 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the promotion of 


Mrs. M. G,. Crarxson, Cleaner, Department of Public 
Works,—to take effect as from 25th June, 1910. 


CHARLES A. LEE. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, 


THE Public Service Board have approved of the 
undermentioned Teachers being classified as follows, -- 
to take effect from Ist January, 1910:— 
By Examination. 
Class 1 B.—John N. Curry, Tamworth; Joseph F. 
McCauley, Fort-street. 


Class 2 B.—Mary E. Butler, Darlington; Charles 
A. Phepagets Broadwater ; William C. Morris, Rich- 
mond. 


Class 3 A.—Sidney G. Keys, Kogarah. 
; Class 3 C. Provisionally.—Kathleen Mewkill, Stock- 
on. 


For Good Service. 
Class 2 A.—Annette Hagarty, Forbes. 


Pupil-teachers. 


Class 1,—Annie L. Eaton, Adamstown, from 19th 
May, 1910; Mary McGlynn, Leichhardt, from 30th 


March, 1910. 
J. A. HOGUE. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 116. 4079 


RETIREMENTS, 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE, 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the retire- 
ment from the Public Service of 
Mr. Vere Dawson Hunt Besnard, Clerk, Office of the 
Clerk of the Peace, in terms of section 67 of the 
‘‘Public Service Act, 1902,’’—to take effect from 


the 3lst July, 1910. 
JOHN GARLAND. 


COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of 
Mr. W. H. Thomas, Assistant Engineer, Macquarie 
Lighthouse, Department of Navigation, being re- 
tired from the Public Service, in terms of section 
67 of the ‘‘Public Service Act, 1902,”’ at the 
ar of the leave of absence granted to him. 


[E.M. 268 
T. WADDELL. 


RESIGNATION. 
CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 


the Public Service Board, has accepted the resigna- 
tion of 


Probationary Nurse Amy Miller, of the Coast Hospi- 
tal, from the Public Service,—as from the 8th 


August, 1910. 
W. H. WOOD. 


SYDNEY: 


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[1910. 


Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


NERTAIN alterations in the boundaries of the Police 

Districts of the State having become necessary, 

it is hereby notified that the following are the boun- 

daries of the whole of the Police Districts of the State, 
all former notices being hereby cancelled. 


JOHN GARLAND. 


Arpury Potice District. 


Counties of Denison, Hume, Goulburn, Selwyn, and 
Urana: Commencing on the left bank of the Murray 
River, at a point south of the south-west corner of 
William Hay’s portion 12 of 320 acres, parish of 
Boomanoomana, county of Denison; and bounded 
thence by a line north to that corner,-and by the 
western boundaries of that parish and parishes of 
Carlyle, Kilnyana, Warmatta, and Momolong gene- 
rally northerly, the northern boundaries of the parishes 
of Momolong and Narrow Plains easterly, the western 
boundary of the parish of Clear Hill, county of Urana, 
northerly to Billabong Creek, by that creek upwards 
to a point south of the south-west corner of portion 
55, parish of Bulgandry; by a line and the west boun- 
daries of that portion and portions 56 and 40 north- 
erly, and a line, parts of which form the north boun- 
daries of portion 40, 39, 58, and 123 easterly, to the 
north-western boundary of portion 124; by the north- 
western boundaries of that portion north-easterly to 
its northernmost corner; by a line, parts of which 
form the east boundaries of portions 69 and 68, and 
part of the east boundary of portion 65, north to a 
point west of Wallandoon Hill; by a line east to that 
hill, and by the range forming the southern watershed 
of Urangeline Creek, and the range dividing the 
Mittagong and Yerong Creeks from Doodle Swamp 
Falls and Buckargingah Creek; and by the main 
range between the Murray and Murrumbidgee Rivers 
generally easterly to the Great Dividing Range; and 


by that range southerly to the source of the Upper 
Indi River; and by the left banks of that river and 
the Indi and Murray Rivers downwards, to the point 
of commencement. 


Places of Petty Sessions—Ansury, Corowa, Days- 
DALE, GERMANTON, Henty, Howrtone, Muuwara, Tum- 
BARUMBA, AND WALBUNDRY. 


In heu of notification of 17th April, 1903. 
ARMIDALE Porice District. 


Counties of Clarke, Hardinge, Hawes, Fitzroy, In- 
glis, Sandon, and Vernon: Commencing on the right 
bank of the Manning River, at a point east of the 
confluence of the Barnard River; and bounded thence 
by the right bank of the Manning River downwards 
to the north-west corner of the Australian Agricultura] 
Companys’ grant of 464,640 acres; by a line northerly 
to the south-west corner of portion 42, parish of 
Khatambuhl, county of Macquarie; by the west boun- 
daries of that portion and portion 116 north to 
KKhatambuhl Creek; by that creek downwards to the 
south-west corner of portion 164 of 783 acres; by the 
west boundaries of that portion, portions 141 and 43, 
parish of Mackay, and a line north to the left bank of 
the Nowendoe River; by that bank of that river down- 
wards to the left bank of the Cooplacurripa River; by 
the left bank of that river upwards to Hikey Creek; 
by that creek upwards to the north-west corner of 
portion 85, parish of Mackay; by the north boundaries 
of that portion and portion 136, and a line east to 
the western boundary of portion 135; by the western 
boundaries of that portion and portion 134 northerly, 
part of the north boundary of the latter portion east, 
a line, and the west boundary of portion 133 north to 
Sheep Station Creek; by that creek downwards to the 
south-west corner of portion 139; by the west and part 
of the north boundaries of that portion north and east 
to a point south of the south-west corner of portion 
126 of 420 acres; by a line and the west boundary of 
that portion north, its north boundary, and a line 
east to the left bank of Rowley’s River; by that bank 
of that river and the left bank of Cell’s River upwards 


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to an apple-tree marked broad-arrow over wr over 10 
on a marked west boundary of the county of Mac- 
quarie; by that boundary north to the southern side 
of the road from Walcha to Port Macquarie; by that 
side of that road generally easterly to the west boun- 
dary of portion 7, parish of Debenham, county of 
Macquarie; by the west boundary of that portion 
north to Ralfe’s Rivulet; by that rivulet downwards 
to the Hastings River; by the right bank of that river 
upwards to the range forming the southern watershed 
of Lower Mooraback or Cleghorn’s Creek; by that 
range westerly to the range dividing the counties of 
Vernon and Clarke from Macquarie, Dudley, Raleigh, 
and Fitzroy; by that range generally northerly to the 
source of Boundary Creek; by that creek downwards 
generally north-easterly to a south boundary of the 
parish of Allan’s Water, county of Fitzroy; by that 
boundary westerly to the main road from Armidale to 
Grafton; by that road northerly to a line bearing 
south 16 degrees 42 minutes west 138 chains 33 links 
from a tree marked broad-arrow over LED over 48 on 
Merchin Creek; by that line north-easterly, and by 
that creek, Blick’s River, and Hyland Creek upwards 
to a spur.range that terminates at Hyland Creek, 
epposite Hyland Yards; thence by that spur north- 
westerly to the range forming the boundary dividing 
the counties of Gresham and Clarke from the county 
of Fitzroy; thence by that range northerly, and by 
the range dividing the counties of Gresham and Clarke 
north-westerly to the Guy Fawkes River; by the right 
bank of that river upwards to a point east of the con- 
fluence of Doughboy Creek; by a line west to that 
confluence; and by Doughboy Creek upwards to a 
point east of the north-east corner of W. Coventry’s 
portion 1 of 40 acres, parish of Doughboy, county of 
Clarke; by a line, part of which forms the north 
boundary of that portion, west to the southern water- 
shed of the Clarence River; by that watershed gene- 
rally westerly to an eastern boundary of the parish of 
Gill, county of Clarke; by that eastern boundary, a 
northern and another eastern boundary northerly, 
westerly, and again northerly to the Aberfoyle River ; 
by that river upwards to the castern boundary of the 
parish of Lagune, county of Clarke; by that boundary 
generally southerly to the aforesaid southern water- 
shed of the Clarence River; thence by that watershed 
generally north-westerly to Ben Lomond; thence by 
the boundary dividing the counties of Clarke and 
Hardinge southerly to the head of George’s Creek; by 
that creek downwards to the north-west corner of 
the parish of Abington, county of Hardinge; by the 
western boundary of that parish generally southerly 
to Abington Creek; by that creek downwards to the 
Gwydir River; by the right bank of that river down- 
wards to a point east of the confluence of King John’s 
Creek; by a line west to that confluence; and by that 
creek upwards to the north boundary of portion 88 
of 200 acres, parish of Cameron; by part of that boun- 
dary, a line, and the north boundary of portion 10 
westerly to Baker’s Creek; by that creek upwards to 
the south-east corner of portion 2, parish of Drum- 
mond; by the south boundary of that portion and its 
prolongation west to the western extreme of the table- 
land of the Nandewar Range, which forms part of the 
eastern boundary of the county of Darling; by that 
side of that tableland southerly to Boundary Creek; 
by that creek downwards to the Namoi River; by a 
line south to the western extreme of the tableland 
of the Moonbi Range; by that side of that tableland 
south-easterly to the north-western corner of portion 
54, parish of Danglemah, county of Inglis; by the 
boundaries cf that parish easterly and southerly to 
the Great Northern Railway; by that railway north- 
easterly to the Moonbi Range; by that range and the 
Great Dividing Range generally southerly, and the 
Mount Royal Range south-easterly, to the head of 
the Manning River; and by the right bank of that 
river downwards, to the point of commencement. 


Places of Petty Sessions—ArmipaLz, BrnpEMEER, 
Guyra, Hitterove, Urauya, AND WALCHA. 


In lieu of notification of 25th January, 1898. 


Ba.rawatp Poricr District. 


_ Counties of Wakool, Taila, Caira, Kilfera, Manara, 
Perry, and Wentworth: Commencing on the right bank 
of the Murray River, at the north-west corner of por- 
tion 19, parish of Taila, county of Taila; and bounded 
thence by that bank of that river downwards to Taila 
Creek ; by that creck upwards to a point south of the 
south-west corner of portion 26; by a line and the 
west boundary of that portion north, and by the 
north-western boundary of that portion, a line, and 
the north-western boundaries of portions 25 and 29 
north-easterly to a point south of the most southerly 


res 


south-eastern corner of Western Lands Lease 1,030; by ' 


a marked line north to that corner; by eastern and 
southern boundaries of that lease, eastern and north- 
ern boundaries of Marma Holding No. 61, eastern 
boundaries of Arumpo Western Lands Lease 62, West- 
ern Lands Leases 1,536 and 1,419 generally northerly 
to the north-eastern corner of the latter lease; by 
part of the southern boundary of Garnpung Western 
Lands Lease 1,227 easterly, by a line partly forming 
the. western boundaries of Panban Western Lands 
Leases 41 and 1,772 northerly to the north-western 
corner of the last-mentiomed lease; by the northern 
boundaries of that lease and Western Lands Lease 
1,787 easterly; by the eastern boundary of the last- 
mentioned lease, being also thé easternmost boundary 
of the county of Perry, southerly to the south-western 
corner of Western Lands Lease 2,129; by a line east- 
erly to the south-west corner of portion 8, parish of 
Leura; county of Manara; and by the south boundary 
of that portion and its prolongation east to Western 
Lands Lease 1,685; by the western boundaries of that 
lease and Western Lands Leases 362 and 1,448 north- 
erly; by a southern boundary of Kilfera Western 
Lands Lease 526 easterly to the boundary dividing 
the counties of Manara, Kilfera, and Caira from the 
county of Waljeers; by that boundary generally south- 
erly to the Lachlan River; by a line erossing that 
river to its left bank; and by that bank and the left 
bank of the Murrumbidgee River downwards to the 
north-east corner of portion 57, parish of Waugorah, 
county of Caira; by the eastern boundary of that por- 
tion southerly to its south-eastern corner; by a line 
southerly to the north-east corner of portion 9 (rem.), 
parish of Williamson; by a line southerly, parts of 
which form the eastern boundaries of portions 39 to 
42, 45, and 46, parish of Williamson, 54 and 55, parish 
of Parker; by a line partly forming the north-eastern 
boundaries of portions 10 and 12, parish of The Wil- 
lows, south-easterly to the north-eastern corner of the 
latter portion; by the eastern boundary of that portion 
southerly to its south-eastern corner; by part of the 
northern boundary of portion 58 and a line easterly, 
by the western boundaries of portions 2 and 50, parish 
ot Bluff, county of Caira, portions 4 and 5, parish -of 
Yanga, county of Wakool, southerly to the south- 
west corner of the last-mentioned portion; by a line 
southerly to the north-east corner of portion 47, parish 
of Mein; by a line, parts of which form the eastern 
boundaries of portions 47, 34, 32, 29, 26, and 37, 
southerly to the south-east corner of the last-men- 
tioned portion; by the south boundaries of that por- 
tion and of portions 38 and 39 and their prolongation 
west to the western boundary of portion 118, parish 
of Lyle; by a line southerly to the northernmost 
corner of portion 24, parish of Lyle; by a line partly 
forming the north-western boundaries of portions 24, 
parish of Lyle, and 87, parish of Berambong, south- 
westerly to the Kyalite or Edward River; by that 
river upwards to the north-west corner of portion 42, 
parish of Worobyan; by the western boundaries of that 
portion and of portions 89, 88, 75, 73, 72, and 76 
southerly to the Niemur River; by that river upwards 
to the north-west corner of portion 30, parish of Tow- 
weruk; by a line partly forming the western boun- 
daries of that portion and of portions 29, 19, 10, and 
1, same parish, 5, 39, and 86, parish of Cunninyeuk, 
south to the Wakool River; by that river upwards to 
the north-east corner of portion 24, parish of Toolmah; 
by the eastern boundary of that portion southerly; 
by the north-eastern, eastern, and southern boundaries 
of portion 23 south-easterly, southerly, and westerly 
to a point north of the north-west corner of portion 
15, parish of Moorongatta; by a line partly forming 
the western boundaries of that portion and portions 
14, 11, and 20, same parish, 35, 19, 20, and 22, parish 
of Gnuie, south to the left bank of the Murray River; 
by that bank of that river downwards, to a point west 
ot the point of commencement; and by a line east ta 
that point. 


Place of Petty Sessions.—BALRaNaLD. 
In lieu of notification of 5th August, 1908. 


Baruvurst Porich Disrricr. 


Counties of Bathurst, Georgiana, Roxburgh, and 
Westmoreland: Commencing at the junction of Fish 
River Creek with the Fish River; and bounded thence 
by the left bank of that river downwards to a point 
west of the confluence of Solitary Creek; by a line 
east and by that creek upwards to the Bathurst-road 
at Rydal; by the southern side of that road generally 
westerly to the Great Dividing Range; by that range 
north-westerly to the source of the Wiiliwa Creek; by 
that creek and Jew’s Creek downwards to the Turon 
River; by a line north to its right bank, and by that 


bank of that river downwards to Round Swamp Creek ; 


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thence by the range forming the western watershed of 
that creek northerly and the range forming the south- 
ern watershed of Warrangunia Creek, and the south- 
ern boundary of the parish of Warrangunia, county of 
Roxburgh, north-westerly to the eastern boundary of 
the parish of Crudine; by that boundary southerly to 
New Chum Creek; by that creek, Four-mile Creek, 
and Two-mile Creek downwards to Cunningham’s or 
Crudine Creek; by that creek downwards to a point 
east of a gum-tree marked broad-arrow over M over It 
on the road from Bathurst to Warrangunia; by a line 
west to that tree, and by that road southerly to the 
Turon River; by the right bank of that river down- 
wards to the Macquarie River, and by the right bank 
of that river downwards to a point north of the con- 
fluence of Lewis Ponds Creek; by a line south to that 
confluence, and by the range forming the eastern 
watershed of that creek southerly to the range dividing 
the waters of the Macquarie and Belubula Rivers; by 
that range southerly and the range dividing the 
waters of the Abercrombie River from those of the 
Macquarie and Campbell’s Rivers south-easterly and 
easterly to the Great Dividing Range; by that range 
northerly to the head of the Fish River Creek; and by 


that creek downwards, to the point of commencement. - 
2 


Places of Petty Sessions.—Batuurst, Operon, Rock- 
LEY, SoFALA, AND Sunny Corner. 


In lieu of notification of 22nd July, 1908. 


Brea Porrce District. 


Counties of Dampier and Auckland: Commencing on 
the high-water mark of the South Pacific Ocean, at 
‘the nerth-east corner of portion 64, parish of Bournda, 
county of Auckland; and bounded thence by a line, 
parts of which form the north boundaries of that por- 
tion and portion 68, west to a point north of the 
north-east corner of portion 148, parish of Panbula; 
by a line and the east boundary of that portion south 
to the northern side of the read from Merrimbula to 

Volumla; by that side of that road westerly to a point 
north cf the north-east corner of pertion 198, parish 
ef Wolumla; by a line and the east and south boun- 
daries of that portion south and west, the scuth and 
west boundaries of portions 197, 180, and 66 west and 
north, the south boundaries of portions 65 and 67, 
and a line west to the east boundary of portion 137; 
by the east and south boundaries of that portion south 
and west and the east boundaries of portions 184 and 
185 south, part of the southern boundary of the parish 
ef Wolumla generally westerly to the south-east corner 
of portion 49; by part of the south boundary of that 
portion west to the range leading to Wolumla Peak 
and forming a south-eastern boundary of the parish; 
by that range south-westerly to Wolumla Peak; by a 
line westerly to the north-east corner of portion 225, 
parish of Yurammie; by the north boundary of that 
portion, a line, and part of the southern boundary of 
that parish westerly to the south-west corner of por- 
tion 829; by a line west to the east boundary of por- 
tion 41, parish of Bredbendoura; by part of that east 
boundary and the east boundary of portion 16 south, 
the south boundary of portion 16 and its prolongatien 
west to the range forming the eastern boundary of 
the county of Wellesley; by that range and the Great 
Dividing Range, between the waters of the Bega River 
on the east and the Murrumbidgee River on the west, 
northerly, and the range along part of the northern 
boundary of the county of Auckland generally north- 
easterly to a point south of the north-east corner of 
portion 7 of 200 acres, parish of Wadbilliga West, 
county of Dampier; by a line north to the Wadbilliga 
River; by the right bank of that river downwards to 
the south-west corner of portion 28 of 300 acres, parish 
of Wadbilliga; by the south boundary of that portion 
east and a line easterly to the south-west corner of 
portion 38 of 100 acres, parish of Urobodalla; by the 
south boundary of that portion east and a line easterly 
to the south-west corner of portion 65 of 100 acres; 
by the south boundary of that portion and a line east 
to the western side of the read from Moruya to Bega; 
hy that side of that road southerly to Dignam’s Creek ; 
by that creek downwards to the road from Narira to 
Tilba Tilba, which forms the western and northern 
boundaries of portions 235, 238, 237, 405, and 404, 
parish of Noorooma, county of Dampier; by that road 
easterly to a point north of the north-east corner of 
the last-mentioned portion on the summit of the range 
dividing the waters flowing into the Tilba Tilba 
Swamp from those flowing into Wallaga Lake; by that 
range south-easterly to the northern high-water mark 
of Wallaga Lake; and by that high-water mark seuth- 
easterly to the high-water mark of the ocean afore- 
said; and by that high-water mark southerly, to the 
point of commencement,—inclusive of all islands ad- 
jacent to the coast between the northern shore of 


Wallaga Lake and the north-east corner of portion 64, 
parish of Bournda, county of Auckland. 

Places of Petty Sessions.—Buea, BEMBoxa, CANDELO, 
CoBarGco, AND WoOLUMLA. 

In lieu of notification of 25th January, 1898. 


Brrrima Poutce District. 


County of Camden: Commencing at the confluence 

of Cordeaux Creek with Cordeaux River ; and bounded 
theace by a line southerly to Mount Macquarie, in 
the Hlawarra Range; thence by the edge of the cliffs 
ou the eastern side of that range generally southerly 
to the north-east corner of portion 241, parish of 
Kangaloon; by the eastern boundary of that portion, 
by north and east boundaries of portions 88 and 89, 
the eastern boundary of portion 236, parish of Yar- 
rawa, and the northern boundary of reserve 4,993 
generally southerly to the Kangaroo River; by that 
river downwards to the edge of the cliffs over a 
waterfall in that river near the crossing of the Butter 
‘rack from Kangaroo Valley; by that edge of cliffs 
westerly, southerly, and northerly to Belmore Falls; 
thence by a line south-westerly to-the south-eastern 
corner of portion 259, parish of Burrawang; by the 
southern boundaries of that portion westerly to the 
edge of cliffs on the western side of Barrengarry 
Creek ; by those cliffs generally south-westerly to the 
road from Osborne to Yarrunga; by that road north- 
westerly to the south boundary of Quarry reserve 
28,573; by that boundary and its prolongation west 
to Yarrunga Creek; by that creek downwards to 
the Kangaroo River; by the right bank of that river 
downwards to the Shoalhaven River; by the left bank 
of that river upwards to Barber’s Creek; by that 
creck upwards to the south-east corner of portion 13, 
parish of Uringalla, county of Argyle; by the east 
boundary of that portion north to its north-east 
corner; by a line northerly to the north-east corner 
cf portion 276; by Uringalla Creek downwards to 
Paddy’s River; by the left bank of that river and 
the left bank of the Wollondilly River downwards 
to a point west of the south-west corner of portion 
'4 of 1093 acres, parish of Wanganderry, county of 
Camden; by a line and the south boundary of that 
portion east to its south-east corner ; by a line easterly 
to Bonnum Pic Mountain and a line south-easterly 
to Mount Jellore; by a line north-easterly to the 
south-west corner of portion 82, parish of Jellore; 
by the south boundary of that portion and a line east 
to the right bank of the Nattai River; by that bank 
of that river downwards to a point west of the south- 
west corner of portion 110 of 5874 acres, parish of 
Cumbertine; by a line and the south boundaries of 
that portion and portion 113 east, the west -and 
north-western boundaries of portion 1 north and 
north-easterly, part of the south, and the east boun- 
dary of portion 83 east and north, the north boundary 
of portion 20 east, a line, and the west boundary of 
portion 82 north, part of its north boundary east, the 
north-western boundary of portion 8, and its pro- 
longation noth-easterly to the west boundary of por- 
tion 74; by part of that boundary north to Rocky 
Waterholes Creek ; by that creek upwards to the south 
boundary of portion 104; by that boundary east, the 
south-eastern boundary of portion 105 north-easterly, 
part of its eastern boundary northerly, by southern 
boundaries of that portion and portiéh 72 and a 
line east to the eastern side of the Great Southern 
Railway; by that side of that railway northerly to 
a point west of the south-west corner of portion 94; 
by a line and the south boundaries of that portion 
and portion 114 east to the south-east corner of the 
latter portion; by a line easterly to the north-west 
corner of portion 147, parish of Bargo; by the north 
boundary of that portion east to the western side 
of the Great Southern road; by that side of that 
road northerly to ‘‘ Lupton’s Inn,” near the southern 
corner of Charles Jackson’s portion 70 of 30 acres; and 
by a line easterly, to the point of commencement. 


Places of Petty Sessions—Bowrat, Muttacone, 
Moss VALE, AND Ropertson. 


In lieu of notification of 25th January, 1898. 


BinGAarRa Porice District. 


Counties of Darling, Murchison, and Burnett: 
Commencing on the range forming the boundary 
hetween the counties of Murchison and Courallie, at 
Slaughter-house Pinnacle; and bounded thence by that 
range generally southerly, by the range dividing the 
counties of Murchison and Darling from County of 
Nandewar and dividing the waters of Maules Creek 
from those of Tareela Creek and the Manilla River 
couth-easterly to the head of Borah Creek; by that 
creek downwards to the Manilla River; by the right 
bank of that river upwards to_a point west of the 
south-west corner of portion 7, parish of Wilson, 


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county of Darling; by a line east to that corner, and 
by the southern boundary of that parish generally 
easterly to the Namoi River; by the right bank cf 
that river upwards to Boundary Creek; by that creek 
upwards to the Nandewar Range, and by the western 
extreme of the table-land of that range and of the 
range forming the eastern boundary of the county 
of Murchison northerly to a point east of the north- 
east corner of portion 3 of 400 acres, parish of 
McKinnon, county of Murchison; by a line and part 
of the north boundary of that portion west of Reedy 
Creek, by that creek and Keera Creek downwards 
to the Gwydir River; by a line north to its right 
bank; and by that bank of that river upwards to the 
confluence of Dingo Creek, about 10 chains northerly 
from the north-east corner of portion 21 of 90 acres, 
parish of Evans; by that creek upwards to the south- 
western corner of portion 10, parish of Dingo; by 
the southern boundary of the parish of Durham 
generally westerly, the eastern boundaries of por- 
tions 180 and 48, parish of Durham, a lne north, 
a southern, western, south-western, and another 
western boundary of portion 179, a line north, 
the southern boundary of portion 153, the southern 
boundaries of portions 42, 41, and 40, parish 
of Myall, the northern and western boundaries 
of the last-mentioned portion generally westerly and 
northerly to the north-west corner of the latter por- 
tion; by Myall Creek downwards to a point south 
of the south-western corner of portion 2) parish of 
Delingera; by a line, the boundaries of portions 20, 
21, 15, 17, and 16 generally northerly to the boundary 
dividing the counties of Burnett and Murchison; by 
that boundary generally westerly to the Gwydir or 
Big’ River; by the right bank of that river down- 
wards, and by the northern boundary of Bangheet 
Holding generally south-westerly, to the point cf 
commencement. 


Places of Petty Sessions—BarraBa, AND BINGARA. 
In lieu of notification of 25th January, 1898, 


BompBata Pouice District. 


Counties of Wellesley and Wallace: Commencing 
at the junction of Jacob’s oy Tongaroo River with the 
right bank of the Snowy River; and bounded thence 
by that bank of the latter river upwards to a point 
west of the junction of the right bank of the Mac- 
laughlean River with the left bank of the Snowy 
River: by a line east to that junction, and by the 
right bank of the Maclaughlan River upwards to the 
south-casternmost corner of portion 16, parish of 
Peters, county of Wellesley; by the east and part of 
the north boundary of that portion north and west to 
a point south of the south-west corner of portion 35; 
by a line, parts of which form the west boundaries of 
portions 35, 34, 19, and 20, and a line northerly io 
the south-east corner of portion 11; by the east boun- 
dary of that portion north, part of the south boun- 
dary of portion 21 east, the eastern boundaries of 
portions 21 and 122 northerly, part of the north 
boundary of the latter portion west, by a line, part 
of which forms the east boundary of portion 25, north 
to the range dividing the waters of the Maclaughlan 
River from those of the Snowy and Umaralla Rivers ; 
by that range northerly and easterly to the range 
forming the eastern boundary of the county of Welles- 
ley ; by that ®ange generally southerly to the boundary 
between the States of New South Wales and Vic- 
toria; by that boundary westerly to the Great 
Dividing Range; by that range northerly to the 
source of Jacob’s or Tongaroo River; and by the left 
bank of that river downwards, to the point of com- 
mencement. 

Places of Petty Sessions—BompBata AND DELEGATE. 


In lieu of notification of 25th January, 1898. 


Bourke Pouice District. 


Counties of Barrona, Cowper, Culgoa, Delalah, Fitz- 
gerald, Gunderbooka, Killara, Irrara, Landsborough, 
Rankin, Thouleanna, Ularara, Werunda, and Yanda: 
Commencing at the confluence of the Culgoa with the 
Darling River; and bounded thence by a line south 
to the left bank of the last-named river; by that bank 
upwards to Bourrawarana Creek; by that creek south- 
easterly to the left bank of the Bogan River; by that 
bank of that river upwards to the west boundary of 
the population area of Gongolgan. as proclaimed 30th 
October, 1886; by parts of that boundary and south 
boundary of that area south and east to the Bogan 
River aforesaid; again by that river upwards to the 
north-western boundary of the county of Canbelego; 
by. that boundary and the north-western boundaries 
of Coolabah Western Lands Leases 507, 1,713, 1,712, 
1,701, 484, and Wilga Western Lands Lease 254 south- 
westerly, by the south-western boundary of Western 


Lands Lease 735 north-westerly, by the north-western 
boundaries of Western Lands Lease 254 aforesaid 
and Boorocomugga Western Lands Lease 349 south- 
westerly to Coronga Downs Holding; by a line partly 
forming its north-eastern boundary and the north- 
eastern boundary of Tindayrey Western Lands Lease 
798 north-westerly, by a north-western, a north-east- 
ern, and another north-western boundary of that 
lease south-westerly, north-westerly, and again south- 


| westerly by north-eastern boundarics cf Western Lands 


Leases 1,204 and 863 south-easterly, the south-eastern 
boundaries of the last-mentioned lease, and part of 
Western Lands Lease 1,248 south-westerly, by a line 
partly forming the north-eastern boundaries of West- 
ern Lands Leases 1,284 and 1,283 north-westerly, by 
north-western boundaries of Western Lands Lease 
1,283, Booroondara Downs Western Lands Lease 766, 
and Wiltagoona Western Lands Lease 2,042, the north- 
eastern and north-western boundaries of Pulpulla 
Holding No. 57, and the north-western boundary of 
Gidgee Western Lands Lease 150 generally south- 
westerly, by north-eastern and north-western boun- 
duries of Innesowen Holding No. 4 and Western Lands 
Lease 231 north-westerly and south-westerly, by the 
south-western boundaries of Western Lands Leases 
°1,508, 1,342, and 646 north-westerly to the Darling 
Kiiver ; by that river downwards, by a line partly form- 
ing the south-western boundary of Kallara Western 
Lands Lease 716 north-westerly, by south-eastern, 
south-western, and north-western boundaries of that 
lease south-westerly and generally northerly to the most 
easterly south-eastern corner of 'Tongo Western Lands 
Lease 922; by south-eastern and north-eastern boun- 
daries of that lease north-easterly and north-westerly, 
by the westernmost boundary of Kailara Western 
Lands Lease 716 aforesaid, a line, and a western boun- 
dary of Urisino Western Lands Lease 341 northerly, 
by the southern boundaries of that lease and Urisino 
tiolding No. 160 westerly, by the western boundaries 
of that holding and Urella Downs Holding No. 197 
northerly, by the northern boundaries of that hold- 
ing and Urella Downs Western Lands Lease 342 and 
Osaca Western Lands Lease 23 easterly, by the west 
ern boundary ot Thurloo Downs Western Lands Lease 
483 northerly to the boundary of the State; by that 
boundary east (true) to the western boundary of 
Molten Plains Western Lands Lease 763, by the west- 
ern boundary of that lease, the northern and eastern 
boundaries of Lila Springs Western Lands Lease 630, 
and Lila Springs Holding No. 247 generally southerly 
to the road from Enngonia to Culgoa, via Ledknapper ; 
by the northern and eastern sides of that road easterly 
and southerly to the Culgoa River; by that river 
downwards, to the point of commencement. 


Places of Petty Sessions—Barrineun, Bourke, ByYE- 
rocs, ENnconia, Forp’s Brincn, Lourn, WANAARING, 
YANTABULLA, AND TILPA. 


In lieu of notification 25th January, 1898. 


Brarpwoop Potice Disrricr. 


Counties of St. Vincent, Murray, and Dampier: 
Commencing at the junction of Boro Creek with the 
Shoalhaven River; and bounded thence by that creek 
upwards to its source at Mount Woolowolar; by the 
Great Dividing Range generally southerly to the north- 
ern boundary of the parish of Jinjera, county of Mur- 
ray; by the northern boundary of that parish gene- 
rally westerly to the Queanbeyan River; by the left 
bank of that river upwards to Adjunbilly Creek; by 
that creek and Two-mile Creek upwards to its source 
in the Great Dividing Range aforesaid; by that range 
south-easterly to Big Badja; and by the range form- 
ing the southern and eastern watersheds of the Shoal- 
haven River easterly and northerly to where the spur 
branches which forms the southern watershed of Moo- 
dong Creek; by that spur range easterly to the con- 
fluence of Moodong Creek with the Deua or Moruya 
River; by the left bank of that river downwards to 
the confluence of Araluen Creek; by a line north- 
easterly to the south-west corner of portion 26, parish 
of Milo, county of St. Vincent; by the south boundary 
of that portion and a line east to the range forming 
the eastern: watershed of the Mongarlowe River; by 
that range, the Budawang Range, and the Currock 
Billy Range northerly to a branch of the Hndriek 
River having its sourcé’ at ‘‘The Vines’; by that 
branch and that river downwards to the confluence 
of that river with the Shoalhaven River; by a line 
north to the left bank of the latter river; and by that 
bank of that river upwards, to the point of commence- 
ment. 


Places of Petty Sessions—ARALUEN AND BRAIDWOOD. 
In lieu of notification of 25th January, 1898. 


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Brewarrina Porice Disrricr. 


Counties of Clyde, Culgoa, and Narran: Commenc- 
ing on the left bank of the Narran River, at its 
intersection by the 29th paralle! of south latitude, 
being the northern boundary of the State; and 
bounded: thence by the left bank of that river down- 
wards to a point north of the north-west corner of 
portion 1, parish of Womborah, county of Finch; by 
a line and the west boundary of that portion south, 
the south-western boundaries of portions 2,9, 10, and 
15 south-easterly, the western boundaries of portions 
16 and 17 southerly, the south boundary of the latter 
portion east, and a line southerly to the north-east 
corner of portion 6, parish of 'erewah, county of 
Narran; by the east and part of the south boundaries 
of that portion south and west, a line and the east 
boundary of portion 12 south, and a line southerly to 
the north-east corner of portion 18; by the east boun- 
dary of that portion and portion 23 and a line south- 
erly to the north-west corner of portion 60 of 31,564 
acres 8 roods 88 perches, parish of Boorooma, county 
of Finch; by a line, parts of which form the west boun- 
dary of that portion and the east boundaries of por- 
tions 5, 6, and 8, parish of Yamby, county of Narran, 
south to the Darling or Barwon River; by the right 
bank of that river upwards to a point west of the con- 
fluence of the Macquarie River; by a line east to that 
confluence, and by the right bank of that river up- 
wards, part of the western boundary of the parish of 
Molle, county of Clyde, the western boundaries of the 
parishes of Dynong, Blairmont, and Pullingawarrina, 
county of Gregory, and the left bank of the Macquarie 
River southerly to the south-eastern corner of portion 
45, parish of The Mole, county of Gregory; by a line 
partly forming the south-eastern boundaries of that por- 
tion and portion 18, parish of Willie, the south-eastern 
boundaries of portions 14, 9, 1, and 11, same parish, 
and portions 17 and 20, parish of Warrigal, the south- 
ern boundaries of 20, 19, 12, and 9, parish of Warrigal, 
and portion 5, parish of Ridge, county of Clyde, gene- 
rally westerly to Mara Creek; by that creek upwards 
to the confluence of Crocked Creel; by a line south- 
westerly to the north-east corner of T. L. Richardson’s 
portion 7 of-288 acres, parish of Eula, county of 
Gregory; by the north boundary of that portion and 
a line west to the left bank of the Bogan River; by 
that bank of that river downwards to the south boun- 
dary of the population area of Gongolgan, as pro- 
claimed 30th October, 1886; by parts of the south and 
west boundaries of that area west and north to the 
Bogan River aforesaid; by the left bank of that river 
downwards to a point west of the confluence of Bour- 
rowarana Creek; by a line east to that confluence, and 
by thot creek north-westerly to the Darling River; by 
the left bank of that river downwards to a point south 
of the confluence of the Culeoa River; by a line north 
to that confluence, and by the right bank of that river 
upwards to the road from Culgoa to Wnngonia, via 
Ledknapper; by the eastern and northern sides of that 
road northerly and westerly to the eastern boundary 
of Lila Springs Pastoral Holding No. 247; by*that 
boundary and the eastern boundary of Lila Springs 
Western Lands Lease 630 northerly, a southern and 
western boundary of Molten Plains Western Lands 
Tease 763 westerly and northerly to the northern boun- 
dary of the State; and by that boundary east (true), 
to the point of commencement. 

Places of Petty Sessions—ANGLEDOOL, BREWARRINA, 
AND GooDOOGA. 

Tn licu of notification of 25th January, 1898. 


BrisBaNeE Water Poxice Districr. 


County of Northumberland: Commencing on the 
high-water mark of the South Pacific Ocean, at the 
entrance channel to Tuggerah Lake; and bounded 
thence by that channel and the eastern and northern 
shores of that lake generally northerly and westerly 
to the south-west corner of R. Henderson’s 640 acres, 
parish of Wallarah; by part of the west boundary of 
that portion north to the road along the range from 
Norah to Wyee, via Mount Budgewoi; by that road 
north-westerly to the western boundary of the parish 
of Wallarah aforesaid, being also the western boun- 
dary of mining permit 122 of 640 acres; by part of 
that boundary northerly, to Digary or Mannering 
Creek; by that creek downwards to the high-water 
mark of Lake Macquarie; thence by high-water marks 
of that lake generally westerly and northerly to Dora 
Creek; by that creek upwards to its source in Warra- 
wolong Range; and by that range dividing the waters 
of Wollombi Brook from those of Wyong and Man- 
grove Creeks generally south-westerly to the Great 
Northern road at Mount MacQuoid; by the eastern 
side of that road southerly to the Hawkesbury River; 
by the left bank of that river downwards to Broken 


—_— 


Bay; by the western high-water mark of- that, bay 
generally northerly to a point west of the reef at 
‘Kourung Gourung; by a line east to that reef; and by 
the eastern high-water mark of that bay southerly to 
Box or Hawk Head, on the high-water mark of the 
South Pacifie Ocean aforesaid; and by that high-water 
mark northerly, to the point of commencement,—ex- 
clusive of the tidal waters of the tributaries of the 
Hawkesbury River within the above-described boun- 
daries, and inclusive of all the islands adjacent to the 
coast between Box or Hawk Head and the entrance 
channel to ‘Tuggerah Lake. : 

Places of Fetty Sessions—Cooransona AND Gos- 
FORD. 

In lieu of notification of 11th July, 1906. 


Broxren Hitt Porice Disrrict. 


Counties of Yancowinna and Menindie: Commen- 
cing on the western boundary of the State of New 
South Wales, at the south-western corner of the 
county of Yancowinna; and bounded thence by part 
of the southern boundary of that county easterly to 
the westernmost boundary of Kinchega Holding No. 
244; by part of that boundary southerly, by part of 
its southern boundary easterly to its intersection with 
the southern boundary cf the county of Yancowinna 
aforesaid; by part of that boundary easterly to 
Stephen’s Creek; by that creek northerly, and by the 
boundaries of the county of Yancowinna generally 
northerly and westerly to the western boundary of the 
State aforesaid; and by that boundary southerly, to 
the point of commencement. 

Places of Petty Sessions—Broxen Hinu anp SILveR- 
TON. 


In lieu of notification of 25th November, 1904. 
Burrowa Porice District. 


Counties of Harden, King, and Monteagle: Com- 
mencing at the confluence of the Boorowa and Lachlan 
Rivers; and bounded thence by the range forming the 
western watershed of the Boorowa River southerly to 
the range dividing the counties of Harden and Mont- 
eagle; by that range westerly to the range forming 
the western watershed of Douglas Creek; by that 
range southerly to the north boundary of the parish of 
Galong, county of Harden; by part of that boundary 
west and its west boundary south and part of its 
south boundary east to Spring Creek; by that creek 
and Jugiong Creek downwards to the Murrumbidgee 
River; by the right bank of that river upwards to a 
spur range which forms the southern watershed of 
Oakv Creek, near the confluence of the Yass and 
Murrumbidgee Rivers; by that spur range westerly to 
the range dividing the waters of the Yass River from 
those falling into Jugiong Creek; by that range 
northerly and the range dividing the waters of the 
Yass and Boorowa Rivers easterly to the head of Has- 
sall’s Creek; by that creek downwards to the Boorowa 
River, and a line west to its right bank; by that bank 
of that river downwards to the range dividing the 
waters of Kangiara and Lang’s Creeks, in James 
Ryan, junior’s, portion 8 of 200 aeres, parish of Taun- 
ton, county of King; by that range and the range 
forming the southern watershed of Pudman Creek 
easterly to the range dividing the waters of the 
Boorowa and Lachlan Rivers; by that range northerly 
to the head of Old Man Gunyah Creek; by that creek 
downwards to its confluence with the Lachlan River, 
at Wallah Wallah; by the left bank of that river 
downwards, to the point of commencement. 

Places of Petty Sessions—BArren Jack, BINALone, 
Burrowa, AND Froemore. 

In lieu of notification of 15th July, 1898. 


CampEN Poutce District. 


Counties of Camden and Cumberland: Commencing 
at Carne’s Hull, at the junction of Bringelly-road 
with the Great Southern road; and bounded thence 
by the eastern side of the latter road southerly to 
the cross road at the south-westernmost corner of the 
parish of Minto, county of Cumberland, connecting 
the Great Southern and Liverpool to Campbelltown 
roads; by the southern side of that road generally 
easterly to the range dividing the waters of the 
Nepean and George’s Rivers; by that range southerly 
to Badgelly Hill; and by the range of hills southerly 
to the stone quarry near the Nepean River, on W. 
Howe’s Glenlee Estate; by a line southerly to the 
crossing-place on the Nepean River near the north- 
west corner of R. Chapman’s 40 acres, portion 24, 
parish of Narellan; by the right bank of that river 
upwards to a point south of the confluence of Harris 
Creek; by a line north to that confluence; and by 
that creek upwards to its source in the spur range 
leading to Razor-Back Range; by that spur range, 
Razor-Back Range, and Evelyn’s Range westerly to 


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the southernmost corner of portion 86, parish of 
Picton; by the eastern boundaries of portions 85, 84, 
132, and 16 of 100 acres north and west to Spring 
Creek ; by that creek upwards to the west boundary ot 
R. Johnstone’s 2,000 acres, portion 2, parish of 
Weromba; by part of that boundary north and part of 
the south boundary of John Wild’s 2,000 acres west 
to Werriberri or Monkey Creek; by that creek down- 
wards to the Worragamba River; by the right bank 
of that river downwards to the Nepean River; by a 
line north to its right bank; and by that bank of 
that river upwards to Bringelly Creek; by that creek 
upwards to the eastern side of the Bringelly road; by 
the eastern and southern sides of that road northerly 
and easterly, to the point of commencement. 
Place of Petty Sessions—CaMDEN. 
In lieu of notification of 25th January, 1898. 


CAMPBELLTOWN Poutce DisTRicrT. 


County of Cumberland: Commencing on the left 
bank of the Woronora River, at the eastern extremity 
of the south boundary of portion 124 of 120 acres, 
parish of Holsworthy county of Cumberland; and 
bounded thence by part of the southern boundary 
of that parish generally westerly to the south-east 
corner of portion 168 of 126 acres; by another 
southern boundary of the parish of Holsworthy 
westerly to the George’s River; by a line west to its 
left bank; by that bank of that river downwards to 
the northern boundary of portion 483 of the Mac- 
quarie Fields Estate,—as shown on plan Misc. 795, 
Sydney; by that boundary and its prolongation west- 
erly to the southern side of Oxford-street; by that 
side of that street, a line, and the southern side of 
Denham Court road generally westerly to Bunbury 
Curran Creek; by that creek upwards to the western 
side of Zouch-road ; by that side of that road north- 
erly and the southern side of Wood-road westerly, 
the western side of Bloomfield-read northerly, the 
southern side of Dickson-road, and the road con- 
necting the Liverpool to Campbelltown-road .with the 
Great Southern road generally westerly to the eastern 
side of the last-mentioned road; by that side of that 
road southerly to the cross road at the south-western- 
most corner of the parish of Minto, connecting the 
Great Southern and Liverpool to Campbelltown 
roads; by the southern side of that road generally 
easterly to the range dividing the waters of the 
Nepean and George’s Rivers; by that range southerly 
to Badgelly Hill; and by the range of hills southerly 
to the stone quarry near the Nepean River on W. 
Howe’s Glenlee Estate; by a line southerly to the 
crossing-place on the Nepean River near the north- 
west corner of R. Chapman’s 40 acres, portion 24, 
parish of Narellan; by the right bank of that river 
upwards to the Cataract River; by the right bank of 
that river and Cataract Creek upwards to the north- 
west corner of portion 124, parish of Wonona, county 
of Camden; by a line north-easterly to a blackbutt- 
tree at the 6-mile post on the road from Appin to 
Bulli; by Iluka Creek downwards to O’Hare’s Creek: 
by that creek downwards to the west boundary of 
portion 85, parish of Southend, the west and north 
boundaries of that portion and portion 91, north, 
east, and again north and east to the road from 
Liverpool ; by that road and the eastern boundaries of 
portions 5 and 29, parish of Hckersley, northerly, the 
north-eastern boundaries of portions 29 and 4 north- 
westerly, and part of the north boundary of the latter 
portion west to Woronora River; by the left bank of 
that river downwards, to the point of commencement. 

Place of Petty Sessions—CaMPBELLtTown. 

In lieu of notification of 25th January, 1898. 


CarcoarR Porioe District. 


Counties of Bathurst and Georgiana: Commencing 
at the junction of the Bolong and Abercrombie Rivers ; 
and bounded thence by the range forming the western 
watershed of the Bolong River and dividing its waters 
from those of Cook’s Vale Creek, and the range 
dividing the waters of the Abercrombie and Crookwell 
Rivers generally south-westerly to Kangaloolah Creek, 
near the north-east corner of portion 9, parish of 
Cuddyong, county of Georgiana; by that creek down- 
wards to the Crookwell River; and by the right bank 
of that river downwards to the Lachlan River; by a 
line west to its left bank, and by that bank of that 
river downwards to a point south of the confluence of 
Milburn Creek; by a line north to that confluence, 
and by that creek upwards to the road from Cowra io 
Rockley ; by the southern side of that road westerly 
to Limestone Creek; by that creek downwards to the 
Belubula River; by the left bank of that river down- 
wards to a point south of the confluence of the 
Panuara Rivulet; by a line north to that confluence, 
and by that rivulet upwards to the north-west corner 


of portion 31 of 80 acres, parish of Clarendon, county 
of Bathurst; by a line, parts of which form the north 
bouadary of portion 31, the south boundaries of por- 
tions 73, 51, and 52, east to the west boundary of 
pertion i538; by part of that boundary north, its north 
boundary east, part of the west boundary of portion 
149 north, its north boundary east to Cadiangullong 
or Oaky Creek ; by that creek downwards to the south 
boundary of J. 8. Redd’s portion 162, parish of Wal- 
degrave; by that boundary, the southern boundary ‘of 
portion 28, and its prolongation easterly to the west 
boundary of portion 22; by part of that boundary 
north, its north boundary east, part of the west boun- 
dary of portion 41 north, the north boundaries of that 
portion and portion 42, and the northern boundary 
of the Church and School Estate, being also the 
northern boundaries of the parishes of Calvert and 
Lindsay easterly; by the south boundaries: ef por- 
tions Ib, 2, and 24, parish of Torrens, and Joseph 
Simmon’s portion 25 and their prolongation east 
to the range dividing the waters of the Belubula 
and Macquarie Rivers; by that range southerly and 
the range dividing the waters of the Abercrombie 
River from those of the Macquarie and Campbell’s 
Rivers south-easterly and easterly to the head of the 
Isabella River; by the left bank cf that river down- 
wards to the north-east corner of Mrs. Murphy’s por- 


-tion 3 of 320 acres, parish of Ballyroe, county of 


Georgiana; and by a line south-easterly, to the point 
of commencement. 

Places of Petty Sessions—Biayney, Burnaca, Car- 
coar, Mr. McDoxatp, Trunkny Creex, AND TUENA. 
Tn liew of notification of 25th January, 1898. - 


Casstzis Porton District. 


Counties of Bligh and Napier: Commencing at the 
confluence of the Krui and Goulburn Rivers; and 
bounded thence by a line west to the right bank of the 
latter river; by that bank of that river upwards to 
its. head in the Great Dividing Range; by that range 
westerly and northerly to the east prolongation of 
the south boundary of R. Fitzgerald’s portion la of 
790 acres, parish of Nandoura, county of Bligh; by 
that prolongation and boundary and the northern 


boundaries of portions 100, 44, 43, and 41, parish 


of Nandoura, and 23, parish of Uarbry, westerly to 
the road from Uarbry to Denison Town ; by that read, 
part of which forms the northern boundary of por- 
tion 41, south-westerly to Cainbi! Creek; by that 
creek upwards to the southern boundary of the parish 
ef ‘ferraban; by that boundary westerly and its 
western boundary northerly to Coolaburragundy 
River; by that river downwards to the easternmost 
boundary of the county of Lincoln,—-shown on plan 
M. 50 Roll; by that marked boundary and its pro- 
longation northerly to the range forming the southern 
watershed of Honeysuckle or Binnia Creek; by that 
range easterly to the range forming a northern boun- 
dary of the counties of Napier and Bligh; by that 
range and the Liverpool Range easterly to the head 
of the Krui River; and by the left bank of that river 
downwards, to the point of commencement. 

Places of Petty Sessions—Cassttis AND CooLAH. 

In lieu of notification of 29th November, 1904. 


Cozar Poxrice District. 


Counties of Booroondarra, Canbelego, Cowper, Flin- 
ders, Mouramba, Rankin, Robinson, Woore, Werunda, 
Cunningham, and Yanda: Commencing at the north- 
era corner of the county of Mouramba; and bounded 
thence by a line, parts of which form the south-eastern 
boundaries of Florida Western Lands Lease 190, Wilga 
Western Lands Leases 321, 620, and 848 north-east- 
erly, the north-eastern boundaries of the last-men- 
tioned lease and Western Lands Leases 782 and 254 
north-westerly, by the south-eastern boundaries of 
Western Lands Leases 107 and 735, and the south- 
western boundary of the last-mentioned lease south- 
westerly and north-westerly, by the north-western 
boundaries of Western Lands Lease 254 aforesaid and 
Booroomugga Western Lands Lease 349 south-westerly 
to Coronga Downs Holding; by a line partly forming 
its north-eastern boundary and the north-eastern boun- 
dary of Tindayrey Western Lands Lease 798 north- 
westerly, by a north-western, a north-eastern, and 


-another north-western boundaries of that lease south- 


westerly, north-westerly, and again south-westerly, by 
north-castern boundaries of Western Lands Jeases 
1,294 and 863 south-easterly, the south-eastern boun- 
daries of the last-mentioned lease. and part of Western 
Lands Lease 1,248 south-westerly, by a lime partly 
forming the north-eastern boundaries ef Western Lands 
Leases 1,284 and 1,283 north-westerly, by north- 
western boundaries of Western Lands Lease 1,283, 
Booroodarra Downs Western Lands Lease 766, and 


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4087 


Wiltagoona Western Lands Lease 2,042, the north- 
eastern and north-western boundaries of Pulpulla 
Holding No. 57, and the north-western boundary of 
Gidgee Western Lands Lease 150 generally south- 
westerly, by north-eastern and north-western boun- 
daries of Innesowen Holding No. 4, 2 north-western, 
a south-western, and another north-western boundary 
of Innesowen Western Lands Lease 231 north-westerly 
and generally south-westerly, another south-western 
boundary of the last-mentioned lease and its prolonga- 
tion south-easterly, by the south-eastern boundary of 
Nelyambo Western Lands Lease 549 south-westerly, 
by north-eastern and south-eastern boundaries of Cul- 
towa Holding No. 178 south-easterly and south-west- 
erly, by south-western boundaries of Kew Western 
Lands Lease 104 and Fulham Holding No. 192 south- 


rally south-easterly, by the boundary dividing the 
counties of Woore and Mossgiel north-easterly to the 
boundary dividing the counties of Mossgiel and Blax- 
land from the county of Mouramba; by that boundary 
south-easterly to the boundary dividing the counties 
of Blaxland and Cunningham; by that boundary and 
a south-western boundary of J. W. G. Taylor’s lease, 
under the 18th section, south-easterly to the intersec- 
tion of the south-western. prolongation of the north- 
western boundary of portion 3. narish of Oxley South, 
county of Cunningham; by a line partly forming the 
north-western boundaries of that portion, portion 11, 
and portions 12 and 11, parish of Walker, and the 
most south-easterly boundary of The Overflow Resumed 
Area No. 187 north-easterly, by a north-eastern boun- 
dary north-westerly and part of the south-eastern 
boundary of Resumed Area No. 187s north-easterly 
to a point east of the north-east corner of portion 2, 


_at Stratford’s Tank, parish of Delby, county of Flin- 


ders, by a line and_the north boundary of that por- 
tion wast to its north-west corner; by a line westerly 
to the north-east corner of portion 1; by the north 
boundary of that porticn and a line westerly to the 
north-cast corner of portion 38, parish of Walton; by 
the north boundary of that portion and a line westerly 
to the north-east corner of portion 2; by the north 
boundary of that portion and its prolongation west 
to the western boundary of the county of Flinders; 
and by that marked boundary northerly, to the point 
of commencement. 

Places of Petty Sessions 
NYMAGEE. 

In lien of notification, 25th January, 1898. 


CANBELEGO, CoBAR, AND 


Cooma Pouice Drsrrict. 


Counties of Cowley, Beresford, Buccleuch, Wallace, 
Dampier, and Wellesley : Commencing at the Junction 
of dacob’s or Tongaroo River with the Snowy River ; 
and bounded thence by the right bank of the latter river 
upwards to a point west of the Junction of the right 
bank of the Maclaughlan River with the left bank of 
the Snowy River; by a line east to that junction, and 
by the right bank of the Maclaughlan River upwards 
to the south-easternmost corner of portion 16, parish 
of Peters, county of Wellesley; by the east and part 
o: the north boundary of that portion north and west 
to a point south of the south-west corner of portion 
35; by a line, parts of which form the west boundaries 
of portions 35, 34, 19, and 20, and a line northerly to 
the south-east corner of portion 11; by the east boun- 
dary of that portion north, part of the south boun- 
dary of portion 21 east, the eastern boundaries of 
portions 21 and 122 northerly, part of the north boun- 
dary of the latter portion west; by a line, part of 
which forms the east boundary of portion 25 north to 
the range dividing the waters of the Maclaughlan 
River from those of the Snowy and Umaralla Rivers; 
by that range northerly and easterly to the Great 
Dividing Range; by that range generally northerly 
to the source of Dolondundale or Tool’s Creek; by that 
creek and the Tuross River downwards; by Woila 
Creek upwards to its source in the spur-range which 
divides its waters from those of the Currambene Creek ; 
by that spur-range south-westerly to the aforesaid 
Great Dividing Range at Big Badja;.by that range 
north-westerly to the source of Two-mile Creek; by 
that creek and Adjungbilly Creek downwards to the 


Queanbeyan River; by a line west, and the left bank 


of that river downwards to Tinderry Creek; by that 
creek upwards to its head in Tinderry Pics; by a line 
to the head of Micalioo Creek; by that creek down- 
wards to the Murrumbidgee River: by a line “vest and 
its loft bank upwards to the Gap Creek; by that creek 
and a tributary which rises at Mount Clear; and by 
the range dividing the waters of the Murrumbidgee 
River from those of the Goodradigbee and Gudgenby 
Rivers, Cotter and Naas Valley Creeks, generally 
westerly to the main range dividing the waters of tho 


Tumut River from those of the Goodradigbee and 
Murrumbidgee Rivers; by that range and the Great 
Dividing Range southerly to the source of Jacob’s or 
Tongaroo River; by the left bank of that river down- 
wards, to the point of commencement. 

Places of Petty Sessions—ApAmMinaby, Cooma, Dat- 
GETY, JINDABYNE, K1ANDRA, AND NIMITYBELLE. 

In heu of notification of 25th January, 1898. 


CooNABARABRAN Powice District. 


Counties of Baradine, Gowen, Napier, and White: 
Commencing at the confluence of Wallamburrawang 
Creck with the Castlereagh River; and bounded thence 
by that creek upwards to the south-western corner of 
portion 8, parish of Gowang, county of Gowen; by the 
south-western boundaries of that portion and portion 
4 gonorally north-westerly to the western corner of the 
latter portion; by the range forming the western 
watershed of Belar Creek northerly to the southern 
corner of sctub lease No. 118, parish of Woorut; by 
the eastern boundary of that lease northerly to the 
boundary between the counties of Gowen and Bara- 
dine; by that boundary, the boundary dividing the 
counties of Baradine and Leichhardt, generally north- 
westerly to Teridgerie Creek; by that creek downwards 
to the western corner of portion 27 of 3,500 acres; 
by the north-western boundary of that portion north- 
easterly and the northern boundary, of the parish of 
Berigerie south-easterly ; by a line partly forming the 
south-eastern boundary of the late Dinby Resumed 
Area No. 584; and by a south-eastern boundary of 
the late Wangen Resumed Area No. 370, north-east- 
erly to Milchomi or Baradine Creek; by that creek 
upwards; and by the southern boundary of the late 
Resumed Area No. 363a, Cumbil Holding, easterly to 
Etoo or Dubbo Creek; by the boundaries of the late 
Resumed Area No. 777 north-easterly and south-east- 
erly to a point due east of the north-east corner of 
Henry Gardiner’s scrub lease of 640 acres, parish of 
Cumbill, county of Baradine; by a line east to the 
marked eastern boundary of the county; by that boun- 
dary northerly to a point west of the junction of 
Yaminba and Borah Creeks with Brigalow Creek; by 
a line east crossing that junction to the range dividing 
the counties of Pottinger and White; by that range 
southerly and the Warrumbungle Range dividing the 
counties of Pottinger and Napier south-easterly to 
the range forming the southern watershed of Honey- 
suckle or Binnia Creek; by that range westerly till 
it meets the northerly prolongation of the marked 
easternmost boundary of the county of Lincoln; by 
that prolongation southerly to Merrigoen Creek; by 
that creek downwards to a point south of a point on 
the Castlereagh River, 3 miles above the junction of 
Merrygoen Creek; by a line north to the right bank 
of the Castlereagh River; and by that bank of that 
river downwards, to the point of commencement. 

Place of Petty Sessions—CoonsBaRABRAN. 

In lieu of notification of 25th January, 1898. 


CooNAMBLE Porice District. 


Counties of Ewenmar, Gowen, Gregory, and Leich- 
hardt: Commencing at the confluence of Wallam- 
burrawang Creek with the Castlereagh River; and 
bounded thence by that creek upwards to the south- 
western corner of portion 3, parish of Gowang, county 
of Gowen; by the south-western boundaries of that 
portion and portion 4 generally north-westerly to the 
western corner of the latter portion; by the range 
ferming the western watershed of Belar Creek north- 
erly to the southern corner of scrub lease No. 118, 
parish Woorut; by the eastern boundary of that lease 
northerly to the boundary between the counties of 
Gowen and Baradine; by that boundary, the boundary 
dividing the counties of Baradine and Leichhardt 
generally north-westerly to Teridgerie Creek; by that 
creek downwards to the western corner of portion 27 
of 3,500 acres; by the north-western boundary of that 
portion north-easterly to the’ south-western boundary 
of the county of Baradine; by that boundary generally 
north-westerly to the north-east corner of portion 62 
of 7804 acres, parish of Matouree, county of Leich- 
hardt; by the northern boundaries of portions 62, 61, 
67, 64, 49, and 50, and a line westerly to the north- 
east corner of portion 7 of 599 acres, parish of Warra- 
gan; by the north and part of the west boundary of 
that portion west and south to a point east of the 
north-east corner of portion 1 of 100 acres; by a line 
and the north boundary of that portion west to the 
Castlereagh River; by a line south to its left bank; 
by that bank of that river downwards to Nedgera 
Creek; by that creek upwards to the south-eastern 
boundary of Polly Brewan Resumed Area No. 57A; 
by that boundary partly forming the north-western 
boundaries of postions 1 and 2, varish of Nedgera, 
and its prolongation south-westerly to the boundary 


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between the counties of Leichhardt and Clyde; by that 
boundary and the boundary dividing the counties of 
Clyde and Gregory generally south-westerly to the con- 
iiuence of Marthaguy and Merri Merri Creeks; thence 
by the northern, western, and north-western boun- 
daries of the parish of Dynong westerly, southerly, 
and south-westerly, the western boundaries of the 
parishes of Blairmont and Pullingawarina southerly, 
and the northern boundaries of parishes of Wuilam- 
gambone and Ninia, and a line east to Marthaguy 
Creek; by that creek upwards to a point west of the 
north-west corner of portion 9 of 1,920 acres, parish 
of Gradgery; by a line to that corner, and by part of 
the northern boundary of that parish easterly, to Back 
Creek; by that creek upwards to the west boundary 
of J. Richmond’s portion 2 of 211 acres, parish of 
Mellerstain; by part of that boundary and the west 
boundary of portion 7 north, the north-eastern boun- 
dary of that parish and of portions 26, 28, and 29, 
parish of Bullagreen, county of Ewenmar, portions 13, 
14, 28, 15, 16, 17, 18, 24, 23, 31, and 34 parish of 
Bourbah south-easterly to the road from Bourbah to 
Collie; by the western side of that road southerly to 
Marthaguy Creek; by that creek upwards to a point 
west of the south-west corner of portion 98 of 560 
acres, parish of Bobarah; by a line east to that 
corner; and by the southern boundaries of that por- 
tion and portions 97 and 51 easterly to the Castle- 
reagh River; by a line north to its right bank; and 
by that bank of that river upwards, to the point of 
commencement. 

Places of Petty Sessions—CoonaMBLe, GILGANDRA, 
GULARGAMBONE, AND QUAMBONE. 

In lieu of notification of 25th January, 1898. 


CootamMunpRA Portcr District. 


Counties of Bland, Clarendon, and Harden: Com- 
mencing at the confluence of Tumbleton with Bland or 
Yeo Yeo Creek; and-bounded thence by Tumbleton 
Creek upwards to the west boundary of portion iM 
parish of Yarran, county of Bland; by part of that 
boundary north to the road from Temora to Young ; 
by the southern side of that road easterly to the west 
boundary of W. Lehane’s portion 142, parish of 
Milong; by part of that boundary south, its south 
and part of its east boundary east and north to 
Tumbleton Creek aforesaid; by that creck upwards to 
the western boundary of the parish of Berthone; by 
that boundary southerly, its southern and south-west- 
ern boundaries easterly and south-easterly to the 
north-western boundary of portion 142 of 80 acres, 
parish of Congou; by part of that boundary north- 
easterly, the north-eastern boundaries of that portion 
and portion 198 south-easterly; by part of the north- 
western boundary of portion 199 south-westerly, the 
south-western boundaries of that portion and portion 
150 south-easterly, part of the north, the west, and 
part of the south boundaries of portion 149 west, 
south, and east, the eastern boundaries of portion 146 
of 640 acres southerly, part of the east boundary of 
portion 8 south to a point west of the northernmost 
north-west corner of portion 5; thence a line part of 
which forms the north boundary of that portion east, 
and by the northern boundary of the parish of Wal- 
lendoon, county of Harden, generally easterly to the 
north-east corner of portion 77 of 40 acres: by the 
east boundaries of portions 77, 219, 79, 61, 205 and a 
line south to the northern boundary of portion 186; 
by that boundary westerly and the west boundaries of 
portions 186, 46, 33, 197, and 198 south, part of the 
south boundary of the last-mentioned portion east, 
the east and southernmost boundaries of portion 43 
south and west to a point north of the west corner of 
portion 29; by a line, parts of which form the west 
boundaries of that portion and portions 14 and 24, 
parish of Cullinga, south, part of the north boundary 
of portion 13 west, and the western boundaries of that 
portion and portions 28 and 201 and their prolonga- 
tion southerly to the north boundary of portion 204; 
by part of that boundary west, and the west boun- 
daries of portions 204 to 206 south to the range 
dividing the waters of Connaughtman’s and Muttama 
Creeks; by that range south-easterly, the range which 
divides the waters of Cullinga and Cooney’s Creeks 
southerly, to the north boundary of portion 334 of 
430% acres, parish of Cooney ; by the north and east 
boundaries of that portion east, south, and again east 
to its north-easternmost corner: thence a line, parts 
of which form the west boundaries of portions 324 and 
325, parish of Cooney, and 343, 94, 271, and 2658, 
parish of Mooney Mooney, south to the ‘road from 
Jugiong to Muttama; by the northern side of that 
road westerly to the south boundary of Thomas 
Broughton’s portion 176; by part of that boundary 
west to Muttama Creek; by that creek upwards to the 
southern boundary of the parish of Muttama ; by that 


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boundary generally westerly to the north-west corner 
of portion 63 of 100 acres, parish of Burra; thence a 
line westerly to the south-east corner of portion 64 
of 40 acres; by the south boundary of that portion and 
a line west to the range dividing the counties of 
Clarendon and Harden; by that range southerly and 
a spur-range dividing the waters of Merrybundinah 
and Mitta Mitta Creeks south-westerly to the road 
from the Mundarlo to Bethungra; by the western side 
of that road northerly to the south boundary of EH. 
and §. White’s portion 6, parish of Merrybundinah, 
county of Clarendon; by part of that boundary west 
to Merrybundinah Creek; by that creek downwards to 
Billabung ‘Creek; by that creek upwards to the road 
from Cootamundry to Jewnee; by the northern side of 
that road westerly to the west boundary of portion 11 
of 2494 acres, parish of Ivor; by that boundary north, 
part of its north boundary east, to the range dividing 
the waters of Houlaghan’s and Ironbong or Billabung 
Creeks; by that range northerly, and the main range 
dividing the waters of the Lachlan and Murrumbidgee 
Rivers, and forming the northern boundary of the 
county of Clarendon, north-westerly to the west boun- 
dary of portion 42 of 820 acres, parish of Stockinbin- 
gal, county of Bland; by that boundary north, part 
of the south boundary of portion 386 of 640 acres west, 
the north-western boundaries of that portion and 
portions 178 and 385 north-easterly to a point south of 
the south-east corner of William O’Brien’s portion 51; 
by a line north to that corner; and by the south 
boundary of that portion west, and the western boun- 
dary of the parish northerly, its northern boundary 
generally easterly to Bland or Yeo Yeo Creek; and by 
that creek downwards, to the point of commencement. 
Place of Petty Sessions—CooraMUNDRA. 
In licu of notification of 22nd September, 1898. 


Cowra Pouice District. 


Counties of Ashburnham, Bathurst, and Forbes: 
Commencing at the confluence of Milburn Creek with 
the Lachlan River; and bounded thence by that creek 
upwards to the road from Cowra to Rockley; by the 
southern side of that road westerly to Limestone 
Creek ; by that creck downwards to the Belubula River ; 
by a line north to its right bank; by that bank: of 
that river downwards tq Canomodine Creek; by that 
ereek upwards to the northern boundary of the parish 
of Collett; by that boundary generally westerly to 
Mogong Creek; by that creek upwards to the road 
from Orange to Nanima; by the southern side of that 
road south-westerly to the right bank of the Lachlan 
River; by that bank of that river upwards to a point 
north of the confluence of Kangarooby Creek; by a 
line to that confluence, and by that creek upwards 
to its source in the range forming the northern water- 
shed of Tyagong Creek; by that range north-easterly, 
and by Crowther Range, dividing the waters of Tya- 
gong Oreek from Crowther and KKoorawatha Creeks, 
southerly to the measured boundary dividing the 
counties of Monteagle and Forbes; by that county 
boundary easterly to Crowther Creek; by that creek 
downwards to its confluence with Bang Bang Creek; 
by that creek upwards to its source in the range 
forming part of the boundary between the counties of 
Monteagle and Forbes,—as shown on plan catalogued 
M4, sheet 2: by that range south-easterly to the 
source of Morongla Creek; by that range forming the 
western watershed of the Boorowa River northerly 
to the confluence of that river with the Lachlan River; 
by the left bank of the latter river upwards to a point 
south of the point of commencement; and by a line to 
that point. 

Places of Petty Sessions—CANowiINDRA AND Cowra. 

Tn lieu of notification of 25th January, 1898. 


DeEniILtquin Ponice District. 


Counties of Cadell, Townsend, Wakool, Urana, and 
Denison: Commencing on the left bank of the Murray 
River, at a point south of the south-west corner of the 
parish of Boomanoomana, county of Denison; and 
bounded thence by a line, the western boundaries of 
that parish and. parishes of Carlyle, Killyana, War- 
matta, Momolong, county of Denison, parishes of 
Palmer and Nowranie, county of Urana, northerly to 
the north-west corner of portion 74, parish of Now- 
ranic; by a. line north to Billabung Creek ; by that creek 
and Colombo Creek upwards to the south-east corner 
of the parish of Thurrowa, county of Urana; by the 
eastern, boundary of that parish northerly to the 
north-east corner of portion 128, parish Thurrowa; by 
the north boundary of that portion west to Yanko 
Creek ; by that creek upwards to the south-east corner 
ef the parish of Bundure; by the eastern boundaries 
of that parish and parish of Bundure North northerly, 
the southern boundary of the parish of Yamma west- 
erly, the eastern boundary of the parish of Pullega 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117. 4089 


northerly to the northern boundary of the county of 
Urana; by part of that northern boundary and the 
northern boundary of the county of Townsend, and 
part of the northern boundary of the county of Wakool 
generally westerly to the north-western corner of 
portion 4, parish of Yanga; by the western boundaries 
cf that portion and portion 5 south to the south-west 
corner of the latter portion; by a line southerly to 
the north-east corner of portion 47, parish of Mein, 
and by a line, parts of which form the east boundaries 
cit portions 47, 34, 32, 29, 26, and 37 south to the 
south-east corner of the last-mentioned portion; by 
the south boundaries of that portion and portions 88 
and 39 and their prolongation west to the western 
houndary of portion 118, parish of Lyle; by a line 
southerly to the northernmost corner of portion 24; by 


‘a line partly forming the north-western boundaries of 


portions 24 and 387, parish of Berambong, south-west- 
erly to the Kyalite or Edward River; by that river 
upwards to the north-west corner of portion 42, parish 
ot Worobyan; by the western boundaries of that por- 
tion and of portions 39, 388, 75, 73, 72, and 76 south- 
erly to the Niemur River; by that river upwards to 
the north-west corner of portion 80, parish of Tow- 
wertk; by a line partly forming the western boun- 
daries of that portion and portions 29, 19, 10, and 1, 
same parish, 5, 389, and 36, parish of Cunningyeuk, 
south to the Wakool River; by that river upwards to 
the north-east corner of portion 24, parish of Toolmar ; 
by the eastern boundary of that portion southerly; by 
the north-eastern, eastern, and southern boundaries 
of portion 23 south-easterly, southerly, and westerly to 
a point north of the north-west corner of portion 15, 
parish of Moorongatta; by a line partly forming the 
western boundaries of that portion and of portions 14, 


11, and 20, same parish, 35, 19, 20, and 22, parish of 


Gnuie, south to the left bank of the Murray River; 
hy that bank of that river upwards to a point south 
ct the junction of Thule Creek with the Murray 
River; by a line north and Thule Creek northerly to 
the Wakool River, and by the left bank of that river 
upwards to the northernmost corner of the county of 
Cadell; by the north-eastern boundary of that county 
e@eneraily south-easterly to Gulpa Creek; by that 
creek south-easterly to the Murray River; by a line 
south to its left bank, and by that bank of that river 
upwards, to the point of commencement. 


Places of Petty Sessions—Baruam, Berrigan, Dun- 
IrIquiIn, FinuEy, JeERILpERIE, MovuLaAMEIN, AnD Tocum- 
WAL. 


In lieu of notification of 5th August, 1908. 


Douseo Porrce DistRicr. 


Counties of Ewenmar, Gordon, Lincoln, Napier, 
Narromine, and Kennedy: Commencing on the rigns 
bank of the Little River, at its junction with the 
Macquarie River; and bounded thence by the right 
bank of the former river and Wandawandong Creek 
upwards to a point north of the north-west corner 
of portion 11, parish of Strathorn, county of Gor- 
don; by a line south of that corner, and a line west 
to Harvey’s Range; by that range southerly to the 
head of Ten-mile Creek; by that creek downwards to 
a point north of the north-east corner of portion 7 
of 1,920 acres, parish of Burrill, county of Kennedy; 
by a line and the east boundary of that portion and 
of portions 27 and 26, parish of Kadina, south to 
Burrill Creek; by that creek downwards to a point 
east of the south-cast corner of portion 5, parish of 
Belardery; by a line west to that corner, and by the 
south boundary of that parish and its continuation 
west to Back or Genaren Creek; by that creek down- 
wards to its intersection with the road from Bullock 
Creek to Genaren, passing through portion 18, parish 
cf Graddle; thence a fine north-easterly to a point 
on the left bank of the Bogan River due west of the 
confluence of Tomingley Creek; by a line east of that 
confluence, and by the right bank of the Bogan River 
downwards to the boundary between the parishes: of 
Enerweena and Draggy, county of Narromine; by the 
western boundaries of the parishes of Hnerweena, 
Nelson, and Cowal northerly to the Boggy Cowal; by 
that Cowal upwards to a point south of the south- 


western corner of portion 29, parish of Willydah; by 


a line parts of which form the western boundaries of 
that portion and portions 39 and 42 northerly; by 


_ the north-western boundary of the last-mentioned por- 


tion and of portion 43 of 380} acres north-easterly 
to the northernmost corner of the latter portion, by 
a line easterly to the north-westernmost corner of 
portion 32 of 1,920 acres, parish of Timbrebongie, by 
a line partly forming the north-western boundary of 
that portion north-easterly, and part of its north- 
eastern boundary south-easterly to a point sonth of 


the south-west corner of portion 56 of 640 acres, parish 
of Buddah, by a line, and the west boundary of that 
portion north to its north-west corner; thence a line 
northerly to the south-west corner of portion 21 of 
G40 acres, and by a line, parts of which form the west 
boundaries of that portion and portion 17 of 640 
acres, north to the south-west corner of portion 19 
of 460 acres; by the south boundary of the last-men- 
tioned portion east and part of its east boundary 
north to the south-eastern boundary of portion 33 of 
2,821 acres, parish of Goan; by a line, parts of which 
form the south-eastern boundaries of that portion 
aud portions 41 of 2,560 acres and 40 of 2,567 acres, 
parish of Weemabah, north-easterly to the eastern- 
most corner of the last-mentioned portion; by its 
north-eastern boundary north-westerly and its eastern 
boundary and prolongation northerly to the south 
boundary of J. C. Ryrie’s portion 5; by part of that 
boundary east, its east boundary and a line north to 
the right bank of Macquarie River; by that bank of 
that river downwards to the south-west corner of por- 
tion 6, parish of Wambianna, county of Kwenmar; 
by a line, parts of which form the west boundaries 
of that portion and portions 89 and 56 north, by 
the north-western boundaries of the latter portion, 
a line, and the north-western boundaries of portions 
97 and 86 north-easterly, by western and northern 
boundaries of portion 21 northerly and easterly, and 
a line, parts of which form the north-western boun- 
daries of portions 87 and 88 north-easterly to Ewen- 
mar Oreek; by that creek upwards to the western 
corner of portion 47, parish of Bundemar; by part 
of the north-western boundary of that portion north- 
casterly to the western side of the road from Trangie, 
via Gin Gin Bridge, to Collie, as shown on plan R. 
4,908-1,603 ; by the western side of that road northerly 
to the south-easternmost corner of portion 14 of 
1,920 acres, parish of Narroweena; by the easternmost 
boundary of that portion and its prolongation north 
to the southern boundary of portion 32 of 1,800 acres, 
parish of Coilie; by that boundary easterly, the east- 
ern boundaries of portions 32, 31, and 30, and a line 
nerth to Marthaguy Creck; by that creek upwards 
to a point west of the south-west corner of portion 
98 of 560 acres, parish of Bobarah; by a line east to 
that corner, and by the southern boundaries of that 
portion and portions 97 and 51 easterly to the Castle- 
reagh River; by a line north to its right bank, and 
by that bank of that river upwards to a point 3 miles 
above the junction of Merrygoen Creek with that 
river; by a line south to that creek; by that creek 
upwards to the north-eastern corner of the county of 
Lincoln; by the easternmost boundary of that county, 
as shown on plan M. 50 Roll, and its prolongation 
southerly to the left bank of the Talbragar River ; 
by that bank of that river downwards, and by the 
boundary between the counties of Lincoln and Bligh 
southerly to a point within 10 miles of the town of 
Wellington; thence by a curved line, including all 
lands within 10 miles from any point of the outward 
limits of that town, westerly to the left bank of the 
Macquarie River; and by that bank of that river 
downwards, to the point of commencement. 


Places of Petty Sessions—Consorau, Corrie, Dusso, 
NarroMine, Peak Hityi, anp TomMInciry. 


In lieu of notification of 24th April, 1900. 


Duneog Pouice District. 


Counties of Durham and Gloucester: Commencing 
on the right bank of the Williams River, at the south- 
east corner of Hugh Torrance’s 2,000 acres, portion 
39, parish of Seaham, county of Durham; and 
bounded thence by part of the south boundary of 
that portion west to the range dividing the waters 
of the Paterson and Allyn Rivers from those of the 
Williams River; by that range northerly to the range 
dividing the waters of the Williams River from those 
of the Barrington and Karuah Rivers; by that range 
south-easterly to the source of Limeburners’ Creek ; 
by that creek downwards to the boundary betweea 
the parishes of Wilmot and Tarean; by that boun- 
dary generally south-westerly to the road from Saw- 
yer’s: Point to Clarencetown; by that road generally 
westerly to the last-mentioned range; by that range 
eenerally southerly to the south boundary of the 
Chureh and School Estate; by that boundary and the 
vorth boundary of portion 51, parish of Thornton, 
county of Gloucester, westerly to the north-west corner 
of that portion; thence a line south-westerly crossing 
the Williams River, to the point of commencement. 


Naces of Petty Sessions—Cuarence TowN AND 
Duneos. 


cd 


In lieu of notification of 25th January, 1898 


4090 


Epen Poutce District. 


County of Auckland: Commencing at the south- 
astern corner of the State of New South Wales, at 
Cape Howe; and bounded thence by the high-water 
mark of the South Pacific Ocean northerly to the 
north-east corner of portion 64, parish of Bournda, 
county of Auckland; by a line, parts of which form 
the north boundaries of that portion and portion 63 
west, to a point north of the north-east corner of 
portion 143, parish of Panbula; by a line and the east 
boundary of that portion south to the northern side 
of the road from Merrimbula to Wolumla; by that 
side of that road westerly to a point north of the 
north-east corner of portion 198, parish of Wolumla; 
by a line and tbe east and south boundaries of that 
portion south and west; by the south and west boun- 
daries of portions 197, 180, and 66 west. and north, 
the south boundaries of portions 65 and 67, and a 
line west to the east boundary of portion 137; by the 
east and south boundaries of that portion south and 
west and the east boundaries of portions 184 and 185 
south, part of the southern boundary of the parish of 
Wolumla generally westerly to the south-east corner 
of portion 49; by part of the south boundary of that 
portion west to the range leading to Wolumla Peak, 
and forming a south-eastern boundary of the parish; 
by that range south-westerly to Wolumla Peak; by a 
line westerly to the north-east corner of portion 225, 
parish of Yurammie; by the north boundary of that 
portion, a line, and part of the southern boundary 
of that parish westerly to the south-west corner of 
portion 329; by a line west to the east boundary of 
portion 41, parish of Bredbendoura, by part of that 
east boundary and the east boundary of portion 16 
south, the south boundary of portion 16 and its pro- 
longation west to the range forming the eastern 
boundary of the county of Wellesley; by that range 
generally southerly to the boundary between the 
States of New South Wales and Victoria; and by 
that boundary easterly, to the point of commence- 
ment,—inclusive of all islands adjacent to the coast 
between Cape Howe and the north-east corner of por- 
tion 64, parish of Bournda, county of Auckland. 


Places of Petty Sessions—Epmn, PampBu.a, 
WYNDHAM. 


In lieu of notification of 25th January, 1898. 


AND 


Forzes Poxurce District. 


Counties of Ashburnham, Bland, Cunningham, 
Forbes, Gipps, and Kennedy: Commencing on Har- 
vey’s Range, at the source of Ten-mile Creek; and 
bounded thence by that creek downwards to a point 
north of the north-east corner of portion 7 of 1,920 
acres, parish of Burrill, county of Kennedy; by a 
line and the east boundary of that. portion and of 
portions 27 and 26, parish of Kadina, south to Burrill 
Creek; by that creek downwards to a point east of 
the south-east corner of portion 5, parish of Beladery ; 
by a line west to that corner, and by the south 
boundary of that parish and its continuation west to 
Back or Genaren Creek; by that creek downwards to 
a point due east of the south-eastern corner of por- 
tion 7, parish of Genaren; by a line partly forming 
the southern boundary of that parish westerly to the 
eastern boundary of portion 16, parish of Beugamel ; 
by the south-western boundary of the late resumed 
area of Mungary West Holding north-westerly; by a 
line, parts of which form the south boundaries of por- 
tions 20 and 18, parish of Genaren, and portion 22, 
parish of Russell, west to the east boundary of portion 
2; by part of that boundary north to a point east 
of the north-east corner of portion 12; by a line and 
the north boundary of that portion and the northern 
boundaries of portions 12 and 11, parish of Stanley, 
a line, and the northern boundaries of portion 8, 
perish of Stanley, and portion 6, parish of Bentinck, 


westerly to Bullock Creek; by that creek upwards to © 


its source in Gobondry Mountains; by those moun- 
tains southerly and the range forming the southern 
boundaries of the counties of Kennedy and Flinders 
westerly to the eastern boundary of the village of 
Fifield; by the eastern, northern, and western boun- 
daries of that village northerly, westerly, and. south- 
erly to the range aforesaid; and by that range west- 
erly to the most south-casterly boundary of the Over- 
flow Resumed Area No. 187; by that boundary and a 
line partly forming the north-western boundaries of 
portions 1] and 12, parish of Walker, county of Cun- 
ningham, and portion 3, parish of Oxley South, south- 
westerly ; by a south-western boundary of J. W. G 
Taylor’s improvement lease, under the 18th section, 
north-westerly to the western boundary of the county 
of Cunningham; by that boundary and its prolonga- 
tion southerly to the left bank of the Lachlan River; 


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[27 Juxy, 1910. 


by that bank of that river upwards to the western 
boundary of the county of Gipps; and by that county 
boundary, via Gobothery Range, southerly to a point 
west of Gorman’s Hill; thence a line and the south 
boundary of the parish of Pulligal, county of Gipps, 
easterly; part of the west and northern boundaries 
of parish of Wilga north and easterly; the north and 
part of the east boundaries of the parish of Crown 
Camp east and south; the north and north-eastern 
boundaries of the parish of Currah east and south- 
easterly to the northernmost north-east corner of 
portion 8 of 1,584 acres of that parish; thence a line 
easterly to the north-west corner of portion 28, parish 
of Kuglo South; by the north boundary of that por- 
tion and a line east to the west boundary of portion 
6, parish of Huglo; by part of that boundary south, 
and parts of the north and’ east boundaries of the 
parish of Kuglo South east and south; by north and 
east boundaries of parish of Bena east, south, and 
again east to Lake Cowal; by the margin of that lake 
generally southerly, easterly, and northerly to a point 
west of the north-west corner of portion 96, parish 
of Marsden; by a line east and the northern boun- 
dary of that parish and the northern boundary of the 
parish of Tirranna easterly to the south-west corner 
of portion 41, parish of Warangla; by the southern 
boundaries of that portion and portion 50 easterly, 
the eastern boundary of the latter portion, and part 
of the eastern boundary of portion 35 northerly, the 
northern boundaries of portion 52 and 51 of 3,567 
acres, parish of Pullabooka, and the southern boun- 
dary of portion 49, parish of Currawong, county of 
Forbes, easterly, part of the western boundary of 
portion 39, northerly, and the northern boundaries of 
that portion and portion 86 easterly, part of the 
western boundary of portion 30, parish of Wheoga, 
northerly; by the northern boundary of that portion 
easterly; by the western boundary of portion 10 
northerly, part of the south boundary of portion 26 
west to Back Creek; by that creek downwards to the 
west boundary of portion 25; by that boundary north 
and by a line parts of which form the northern 
boundaries of portions 25, 4, and 7 easterly to the 
western side of the road from Grenfell to Forbes; 
by that side of that road northerly to a point west 
of the north-west corner of portion 103, parish of 
Maudry; by a line parts of which form the north 
boundaries of portions 103, 76, and 77, easterly to the 
north-east corner of the last-mentioned portion; by a 
line south-easterly to the north-west corner of portion 
12; by the north boundaries of that portion and por- 
tion 8 easterly; by an eastern boundary of portion 8 
southerly, and a line, parts of which form the north- 
ern boundaries of portions 8, 5, 6, 40, 16, 25, 48, 
and 9 easterly to Coma Creek; by that creek down- 
wards to the south-west corner of portion 1, parish 
of Goma; by the south boundaries of portions 1, 21, 
28, 29, and a line east to the west boundary of portion 
24; by parts of the west and north boundaries of that 
portion north and east, the east boundaries of por- 
tions 26 and 34 north to Hrasa Creek; by that creek 
upwards to the southern boundary of portion 14, 
parish of Erasa; by a line, parts of which form the 
southern boundaries of portions 14, 23, and converted 
pre-lease 903 of 1,059 acres easterly; by the west 
boundary of portion 29 north, the north boundaries 
of portions 29, parish of Hrasa, and 46, parish of 
Goonigal, easterly; by the eastern and southern boun- 
daries of that portion and the eastern boundaries of 
portions 19 and 44, parish of Warraderry generally 
southerly to a point west of the south-western corner 
of portion 63; by the southern boundary of the varish 
of Goonigal generally easterly to Warraderry Creek; 


-by that creek and Goonigaldoorigang Creek down- 


wards to the southern boundary of vortion 46, parish 
of Nanima; by that boundary easterly to the right- 
bank of the Lachlan River; by that bank of that 
river downwards to the north boundary of portion 1. 
J. S. Rodd’s 160 acres, parish of Nanami, county of 
Ashburnham, by part of that boundary east to the 
road from Nanami to Orange. by that road north- 
easterly to the road from Canowindra to Long’s 
Corner; by that road northerly to Mandagery Creek; 
by that creek downwards to the road from Murga to 
Parkes; by that road northerly to Reedy Creek; by 
that ereek upwards to the boundary between the 
parishes of Terarra and Mandagerv; by that boun- 
dary northerly to Dulladerry Creek: by that creek 
upwards to its source in Croker’s Range; by that 
range being the territvrial boundary between the 
Eastern and Central Divisions, Curumbenya, and 
ers Ranges northerly, to the point of commence- 
ment, “3 


Places of Petty Sessions—BocaNncatr, CoNDoRoLIn, 
Fores, Eucowra, AND ParKEs. 
In lieu of notification of 28rd November, 1900. 


27 Joux, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117. 


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Guen Innes Pouitce Disteicr. 


Counties of Gough, Gresham, and Clarke : Com- 
mencing at the junction of Morven or West’s Creek 
with the Timbarra or Rocky River; and bounded 
thence by that creek and Morven or Main Camp 
Creek upwards to its head in the range dividing 
the counties of Clive and Gough; by that range 
southerly to the range dividing the waters of Severn 
and Deepwater Rivers; by that range westerly to the 
range forming the eastern watershed of Glen or Ro- 
bertson’s Creek; by that range northerly to the road 
from Tent Hill to Deepwater; by that road westerly 
to the western boundary of the parish of Wellington 
Vale, county of Gough; by part of that boundary 
generally northerly to the north-east corner of portion 
24, parish of Strachan; by the north boundary of that 
portion and a line west to Bark Hut Creek; by that 


creek upwards to a point east of the north-east corner | 


of portion 6 of 40 acres, parish of Highland Home; 
by a line and the north boundary of that portion west 
to its north-west corner; thence a line north to the 
range, parts of which form the boundary dividing the 
counties of Gough and Clive; thence by that range 
generally westerly to Carpet Snake Creek; by that 
Creek and Black Creek downwards to the Dumaresq 
River; and by a line west to its right bank; thence 
by that bank of that river downwards to a point north 
of the confluence of the Beardy River; by a line 
south to that confluence; and by the left bank of that 
river and Swamp Oak Creek upwards to the boundary 
between the counties of Arrawatta and Gough gene- 
rally southerly, and by the range dividing the waters 
of Swanbrook Creek and Macintyre River from those 
of Wellingrove Creek and the Beardy Waters, and the 
range forming the northern watershed of Clerk’s or 
Moredun Creek south-easterly to Ben Lomond; thence 
by the southern watershed of the Clarence River south- 
easterly to the eastern boundary of the parish of 
Lagune, county of Clarke; by that boundary gene- 
rally northerly to the Aberfoyle River; by that river 
downwards to an eastern boundary of the parish of 
Gill; by that boundary, the northern boundary, and 
another eastern boundary of that parish, southerly, 
easterly, and again southerly to the aforesaid southern 
watershed of the Clarence River; by that watershed 
easterly to a point west of the north-west corner of 
W. Coventry’s portion 1 of 40 acres, parish of Dough- 
boy, county of Clarke; by a line partly forming the 
north boundary of that portion east to Doughboy 
Creek; by that creek downwards to the Guy Fawkes 
River; by a line east to its right bank, and by that 
bank of that river and of the Boyd or Little River 
downwards to Razorback Creek, by that creek up- 
wards to its head; by a line westerly to the head of 
Roger Creek; by that creek downwards to the Henry 
River; by that river upwards to the boundary dividing 
the counties of Gough and Gresham; by that boundary 
northerly to the Four-mile Creek; by that creek down- 
wards to its junction with the Mitchell or Mann 
River; by a line north *5 its left bank, by that bank 
of that river upwards to a gum-tree marked broad- 
arrow over ¢, D, over 80 north of the confluence of 
Four-mile Creek; by a line north to the Razor Back 
Range; by that range, the Four-mile Spur, and Gib- 
ralter Range, dividing the county of Drake from the 
counties of Gough and Clive generally northerly to the 
head of Keyes or Pheasant Creek; by that creek and 
Rocky River downwards, to the point of commence- 
ment. 

Places of Petty Sessions—EMMAVILLE AND GLEN 
INNES. 

In lieu of notification of 24th June, 1898. 


Govutzgurn Pouice DisrRict. 


Counties of Argyle, Georgiana, King, and West- 
moreland: Commencing at the confluence of Boro 
Creek with the Shoalhaven River ; and bounded thence 
by the left bank of that river downwards to Barber’s 
Creek; by that creek upwards to the south-east corner 
of portion 13, parish of Uringalla, county of Argyle; 
by the east boundary of that portion north to its 
north-east corner; by a line northerly to the north- 
east corner of portion 276; by Uringalla Creek down- 
wards to Paddy’s River; by the left bank of that 
river and the left bank of the Wollondilly River 
downwards to Murruin Creek; by that creek upwards 
to its source at Mount Murruin: by the range thence 


_ westerly to the main head of Abercrombie River east 


of Mount Werong; by the left bank of that river 
downwards to the Bolong River; and by the range 
forming the western watershed of that river, and divi- 
ding its waters from those of Cook’s Wale Creek, and 
the range dividing the waters of the Abercrombie a:d 
Crookwell Rivers generally south-westerly to Kang’- 
loolah Creek, near the north-east corner of portion 9, 
parish of Cuddyong, county of Georgiana; by that 


creek downwards to the Crookwell River; by the right 
bank of that river downwards to the Lachlan River; 
thence a line west to its left bank, and by that bank 
of that river upwards to a point south of the con- 
fluence of Grabben Gullen Creek; thence a line north 
to that conflwence, and by that creek upwards to the 
western boundary of the parish of Lampton, county 
of King; by that boundary generally southerly, its 
southern boundary generally easterly to the Cullarin 
Range; by that range southerly to Lake George; by 
the northern margin of that lake generally easterly 
to Allianoyonyiga Creek; by that creek upwards to 
Allianoyonyiga Mountain, and by the ridge forming 
the northern watershed of Crisp’s Creek easterly to a 
point north of the junction of Crisp’s and Merrigan 
Creeks; by a line south to that junction; by Mul- 
waree Creek downwards to the north-west corner of 
William Sherwin’s 1,117 acres, parish of Mulwaree, 
county of Argyle; by the west boundary of that por- 
tion south to its south-west corner; by a line southerly 
to Mount Wooclowolar; and by Boro Creek downwards, 
to the point of commencement. 

Places of Petty Sessions—Cotiucror, CRooK WELL, 
GOULBURN, MARULAN, AND TARALGA. 


In leu of notification of 27th January, 1899. 


° 


GRAFTON Potice District. 


Counties of Clarence, Drake, Fitzroy, Gresham, 
Raleigh, and Richmond: Commencing on the high- 
water mark of the South Pacific Ocean, at the mouth 
of Bonville Creek; and bounded thence by that creek 
and its north branch upwards to its head in the range 
forming the southern watershed of the Clarence River ; 
by that range westerly to the head of Bobo Creek; 
by that ereek downwards to the Little Nymboida 
River; by the right bank of that river downwards 
and the right banks of the Nymboida and Blick’s 
Rivers and Hyland Creek upwards to a spur-range 
that terminates at Hyland Creek opposite Hyland 
Yards; thence by that spur north-westerly to the 
range forming the boundary dividing the counties of 
Gresham and Clarke from the county of Fitzroy; 
thence by that range northerly, and by the range 
dividing the counties of Gresham and Clarke north- 
westerly to the Guy Fawkes River; by that river and 
the Boyd or Little River downwards to Razorback 
Creek; by that creek upwards to its head; by a line 
westerly to the head of: Roger Creek; by that creek 
downwards to the Henry River; by that r-ver upwards 
to the boundary dividing the counties of Gough and 
Gresham; by that boundary northerly to the Four- 
mile Creek; by that creek downwards to its junction 
with the Mitchell or Mann River; by a line north 
to its left bank, and by that bank of that river up- 
wards to a gum-tree marked broad-arrow over GD 
over 80 north of the confluence of Four-mile Creek ; 
by a line north to the Razor Back Range; by that 
range, the Four-mile Spur, and Gibraltar Range 
dividing the county of Drake from the counties of 
Gough and Clive generally nertherly to the range ~ 
dividing the waters of the Timbarra and Clarence 
Rivers; by that range northerly to the head of Nogri- 
gar or Grass-tree Creek; by that creek downwards, 
by the right bank of the Clarence River downwards, 
by the Dubadar or Deep Creek unwards to the Rich- 
mond Range, dividing the waters of the Richmond 
and Clarence Rivers; by that range generally easterly 
to a post marked broad-arrow over z 100 chains 96 
links west of a post marked tps over La near the sea- 
coast, about 4 miles southerly from Evan’s Head; by 
a line east to the coast, and by the aforesaid high- 
water mark southerly, to the point of commencement, 
— inclusive of all islands adjacent to the coast between 
the mouth of Bonville Creek and a point 4 miles 
southerly from Evan’s Head. 

Places of Petty Sessions—Cor¥r’s Harnovur CopMan- 
HURST, CorRAMBA, DALMORTON, GRAFTON, -iAWRENCE, 
MAcLEAN, AND ULMARRA. 


In lieu of notification of 3lst March, 1903. 


GRENFELL PoLicE DISTRICT. 


Counties of Bland, Forbes, Gipps, and Monteagle: 
Commencing at the confluence of Kangarooby Creek 
with the Lachlan River; and bounded thence by that 
creek upwards to its source in the range forming the 
northern watershed of Tyagong Creek; by that range 
north-easterly and Orowther’s Range dividing the 
waters of Tyagong Creek from Crowther and Koora- 
watha Creeks southerly; thence by the range dividing 
the waters of Tyagong and Burrangong Creeks west- 
erly to the eastern boundary of the parish of Coole- 
gong, county of Monteagle; by that boundary 
generally southerly to Bullock Creek; by that ereek 


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and Burrangeng Creek downwards to the eastern 
boundary of the parish of Kikiamah; by that boun- 
dary and the eastern boundary of portion 13, parish 
of Burramunda, southerly to the road from Young to 
Morangarell; by the northern side of that road west- 
erly to the east boundary of suburban lands at Moran- 
garell; by part of that boundary north, the north 
boundary west, part of the east boundary of John 
Marshall’s portion 8, parish of Morangarell, county 
of Bland, and the easternmost boundary of portion 5 
north, the north and part of the west boundaries of 
the latter portjon west and south, the north boundary 
of D. McGregor’s portion G west, its west boundary 
south to Bland or Yeo Yeo Creek; by that creek down- 
wards to the south-east corner of portion 68, parish 
of Berrigan; by a line north-easterly to the southern 
corner of portion 15; by the scuth-eastern boundary 
of that portion north-easterly to Caragabel Creek; by 
that creek easterly to the south-east corner of portion 
384, parish of Caragabel, county of Gipps; by the 
eastern boundary of that portion northerly to its 
easternmost corner; by a line easterly to the south- 


west corner of portion 50; and by the southern boun- 


-daries of that portion and portion 51 easterly, the 


eastern boundaries of portions 51 and 92 northerly, 
and a line, parts of which form the north boundaries 
of portions 81, 80, 78, and 77 east; by a line partly 
forming the west boundary of portion 56, parish of 
Tirranna, north, the south boundaries of portions 28. 
22, and 72 east, and a line, parts of which form the 
east boundaries of portions 72, 29, and 80 north to a 
point west of the north-west corner of portion 32; by 
a line, parts of which form the north boundaries of 
portions 32, 88, 387 to 40 east to the westernmost 
eorner of portion 64; by the north-western boundaries 
of that portion and portion 65 north-easterly, the 
eastern boundaries of portions 67, 68, and 70 northerly 
to the north-east corner of the last-mentioned portion ; 
by a line north to the south boundary of portion 41, 
parish of Warangla; by part of that boundary and 
the southern boundary of portion 50 easterly, the 
eastern boundary of the latter portion and part of 
the eastern boundary of portion 85 northerly, the 
northern boundaries of portions 52 and 51 of 3,567 
acres, parish of Pullabooka, and the southern boundary 
of portion 49, parish of Currewang, county of Forbes, 
easterly, part of the western boundary of portion 39 
northerly, the northern boundaries of that portion and 
portion 86 easterly, part of the western boundary 
of portions 80, parish of Wheoga northerly; by the 
northern boundary of that portion easterly, the western 
boundary of portion 10 northerly, part of the south 
boundary of portion 26 west to Back Creek; by that 
creek downwards to the west boundary of portion 25; 
by that boundary north, and a line, parts of which form 
the northern boundaries of portions 25, 4, and 7 east- 
erly to the western side of the road from Grenfell to 
Forbes; by that side of that road northerly to a point 
west of the north-west corner of portion 103, parish of 
Maudry ; by a line, parts of which form the north boun- 
daries of portions 103, 76, and 77 easterly to the north- 
east corner of the last-mentioned portion, and a line 
south-easteriy to the north-west corner of portion 12; 
by the north boundaries of that portion and portion 8 
easterly, an eastern boundary of portion 8 southerly, 
a line, parts of which form the northern boundaries 
of portions 8, 5, 6, 40, 16, 25, 48, and 9 easterly to 
the Ooma Creek; by that creek downwards to the 
south-west corner of portion 1, parish of Ooma; by 
the southern boundaries of portions 1, 21, 28, 29, and 
a line east to the west boundary of portion 24; by 


parts of the west and north boundaries of that portion . 


north and east, the east boundaries of portions 26 
and 34 north to Erasa Creek; by that creek upwards 
to the southern boundary of portion 14, parish of 
Erasa; by a line, parts of which form the southern 
boundaries of portions 14, 23, and converted pre-lease 
903 of 1,059 acres, easterly; by the west boundary of 
portion 29 north, the north boundaries of portion 29, 
parish of Drasa, and 46, parish of Goonigal, easterly ; 
by the eastern and southern boundaries of that portion 
and the eastern boundaries of portions 19 and 44, 
parish of Warraderry, generally southerly to a point 
west of the south-western corner of portion 63; by the 
southern boundary of the parish of Goonigal generally 
easterly to Warraderry Creek; by that creek and 
Goonigaldoorigang Creek downwards to the southern 
boundary of portion 46, parish of Nanima; by that 
boundary easterly to the right bank of the Lachlan 
River; by that bank of that river upwards to a point 


north of the confluence of the Kangarooby Creek; and 
by a line south, to the point of commencement. 

Place of Petty Sessions—GRENFELL. 

Tn lieu of notification of 23rd June, 1899. 


GUNDAGAL PoLice DISTRICT. 


Counties of Buccleuch, Clarendon, Harden, and Wyn- 
yard: Commencing at the confluence of Billabung Creek 
with the Murrumbidgee River; and bounded thence by 
that creek upwards to Cooba Creek; by that creek up- 
wards to the road. from Mundarlo to Bethungra; by the 
western side of that road northerly to a spur-range 
dividing the waters of Merrybundinah and Mitta Mitta 
Creeks; by that spur-range north-easterly to the range 
dividing the counties of Clarendon and Harden; by that 
range northerly to a point west of the south-west corner 
of portion 64 of 40 acres, parish of Burra, county of 
Harden, by a Jine and the south boundary of that 
portion east to its south-east corner; thence by a line 
easterly to the north-west corner of portion 63 of 100 
acres, and by the southern boundary of the parish of 
Muttama generally easterly to Muttama Creek; by that 


creek upwards to the south boundary of Thomas 
Broughton’s portion 176, parish of Mooney Mooney ; by 


part of that boundary east and the northern side of 
the road from Mutta to Jugiong easterly to the south- 
west corner of portion 258 of G40 acres; thence a line 
parts of which form the west boundaries of that por- 
tion and portions 271, 94, 348, parish of Mooney 
Mooney, and 825 and 324, parish. of Cooney, north to 
the north-easternmost corner of portion 334 of 4304 
acres; by north and east boundaries of that portion 
west, north, and again west to the range dividing the 
waters of Cullinga and Cooney’s Creeks; by that range 
northerly to the range dividing the land districts of 
Cootamundry and Gundagai from the land districts of 
Young and Boorowa; by that range generally easterly 
and south-easterly to the confiuence of Jugiong Creek 
with the Murrumbidgee River; by the right. bank of 
that river upwards to a point north of the confiuence 
of Poppet Creek, by a line to that confluence, and by 
the range forming the eastern watershed of that creek 
and Jeremiah Creek southerly to the range forming the 
south-western boundary of parish of Childowla, county 
of Buecleuch, and which divides the waters of Adjung- 
billy Creek and the Murrumbidgee River; by that range 
north-westerly and westerly to the south boundary of 
portion 252 of 640 acres, parish of Bungongo; thence 
by the southern boundary of that parish generally west- 
erly, part of the eastern and southern boundaries of 
the parish of Darbalara southerly and westerly to the 
north-west corner of portion 88 of 320 acres, parish of 
Wagara; by the west boundary of that portion and a 
line south to the north boundary of portion 29; by 
part of that boundary east, the western and southern 
boundaries of portion 237 southerly, easterly, and again 
southerly and easterly, the east and part of the south 
boundaries of portion 229 southerly and westerly, to a 
point north of the north-east corner of portion 215; by 
a line and the éast boundaries of that portion and por- 
tion 219 south, the south boundary of that portion and 
a line westerly to the north-east corner of portion 220 ; 
by the east boundaries of portions 220 and 227, a line, 
and the east boundary of 228 south, to the south-eastern 
corner of the last-mentioned portion; by the south 
boundaries of that portion and portion 27 west, a line, 
and the north-western boundaries of portions 253 and 
252 south-westerly to the north boundary of portion 
148, parish of Brungle; by part of that boundary and 
the north boundary of portion 239 west, the eastern- 
most boundary of portion 244 of 400 acres south, the 
south boundaries of that portion and portion 106 west 
to the Tumut River; by the right bank of that river 
upwards to a point east of the northern corner of por- 
tion 160, parish of Tarrabandra, county of Wynyard; 
by a line west to that corner; and by the north-western 
boundary of that portion south-westerly ; by the south- 
ern boundaries of portions 268, 15, 264, 263, and 265 
generally westerly, to the east boundary of portion 60; 
by that boundary south, its south boundary and a line 
west to the western side of the road from Gundagai to 
Minjary; by that side of that road southerly to the 
south-east corner of portion 201; by part of the south 
boundary of that portion west, and a line, parts of 
which form the east boundaries of portions 286 and 
237 south to the north boundary of portion 203; by 
part of that boundary east, the east boundary of that 
portion and portion 205 south, and by part of the 
southern boundary of the parish of Tarrabandra, the 
southern boundary of the parish of Willie Ploma, and 


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part of the southern boundary of the parish of Bangus 
westerly, to the southernmost south-west corner of 
portion 262 of the last-mentioned parish; by a line 
westerly to Veteran’s Peak, in the range forming part 
of the southern boundary of the parish of Bangus 
aforesaid; by that range westeyly and southerly. to 
Mt. Adra; and by eastern, northern, and western boun- 
daries of parish of Yaven, north-westerly and southerly 
to Hillas or Yaven Yaven Creek; by that creek down- 
wards to the Murrumbidgee River; by the left bank of 
that river upwards to a point south of the point of 
commencement; and by a line north to that point. 
Pluces of Pctty Sessions—GuNDAGAI AND JUGIONG. 
In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd September, 1898. 


GUNNEDAH Porick District. 


Counties of Buckland, Nandewar and Pottinger: 
Commencing at the confluence of the Namoi with the 
Peel River; and bounded thence by the left bank of 
the Peel River, upwards to the north-east corner 
of portion 86, parish of Carroll, county of Buckland; 
by a line parts of which form the east boundaries of 
portions 86, 85, 81, 79, and 54, south of the north- 
western side of the road from Carrol to Tamworth; by 
that side of that road north-easterly to a point north 
of the north-east corner of portion 153; by a line and 
the east boundaries of that portion and portion 154 
south to the boundary dividing the counties of Parry 
and Buckland; by that boundary south-easterly to the 
western boundary of the parish of Piallaway; by that 
boundary southerly to Currabubula Creek; by that 
creek upwards to the west boundary of the parish of 
Clift; by west and south boundaries of that parisb 
south, east, and again south, to the south-western cor- 
x1er of portion S81 of that parish; by the territorial] 
boundary between the Hastern and Central Divisions 
of the State, southerly to the North-western railway 
line from Werris Creek to Breeza; by the south-west- 
ern side of that railway line north-westerly to the 
south boundary of portion 82, parish of Mooki; by a 
line, parts of which form the south boundaries of por- 
tions 82, 18, 12, and 5 west to the left bank of the 
Mooki River; by that bank of that river upwards to 
the north-east corner of portion 63 of 160 acres, parisb 
of Clift, county of Pottinger; by a line, parts of whicb 
form the north boundaries of portions 63, 65 to 67, 73, 
and 71, parish of Clift, portions 88 and 37, parish of 
Brothers, west to the north-west corner of the last- 
mentioned portion; by a line, parts of which form 
the west boundary of portion 87 and the east boun- 
daries of portions 144, 143, 142, 161, 59, 71, 83, and 89, 


‘south to the north boundary of portion 17, parish of 


Coolambilla; by parts of that boundary west, the west 
boundaries of portions 17 and 16, and a line south 
to the north boundary of portion 24; by part of that 
boundary west, the west boundaries of that portion 
and portion 19, and a line south to the northern boun- 
dary of portion 159, parish of Springfield; by part of 
that boundary, and the northern boundaries of por- 
tions 160 and 162, and their prolongation easterly to 
Coomoo Coomoo Creek; by that creek upwards to a 
spur range of the Liverpool Range; by that spur range 
southerly, and the Warrumbungle Range westerly and 
north-westerly to the range dividing the counties of 
White and Pottinger, and the waters of Turrabeile 
and Borah Creeks; by that range northerly to the 
north-west corner of portion 82 of 640 acres, parish 
of Willala, county of Pottinger ; by the north boundary 
of that parish east, and by the western and northern 
boundaries of that parish northerly, easterly, and 
again northerly and easterly; and by the east boun- 
dary of portion 46, parish of Turra Mullen, and a line 
north to the southern side of the railway from Narra- 
bri to Gunnedah; by that side of that railway easterly 
to a point south of the south-west corner of portion 
86 of 117% acres, parish of Boggabri; by a line and 
the west boundary of that portion north, its north 
boundary, and a line, and the north boundaries of 


portions 85 and 80 east to a point south of the south: | 


west corner of David Grover’s portion 11; by a line 
and the aest boundaries of that portion, and his por- 
tion 12 north, the north boundary of the latter pol 
tion, and a line east to the right bank of of the Namoi 
River; by that bank of that river downwards to the 
northern boundary of the parish of Boggabri, county 
of Nandewar; by part of that boundary generally 
easterly to the southernmost corner of portion 14 of 
962 acres, parish of Leard; by the south-eastern boun 
daries of that portion and portions 18 and 12 nor th- 
easterly, a line, and the east boundary of portion i 
north to its north-east corner; by a line, parts of 
which form the north boundary of portion 25 of 2173 


acres and 16 of 206 acres 3 roods, east to the west 
boundary of portion 52, parish of Wean; by part of 
that boundary north, part of its north boundary east, 
the west and north boundaries of portion 74, and the 
north boundary of portion 17 north and east to Bollo] 
Creek; by that creek upwards to the north-west cor- 
ner of portion 44; by the north-western boundaries 
of portions 44 and 48 north-easterly, and a line east to 
Mihi Creek; by that creek upwards to the western- 
most boundary of portion 8 of 320 acres, parish of 
Mihi; by part of that boundary and the west boun- 
dary of portion 5 north, and a line, parts of which 
form the north-western boundaries of that portion and 
portion G of 927 acres north-easterly to the territorial 
boundary between the Hastern and Central Divisions 
of the State; by that boundary generally southerly te 
the Namoi River; by the right bank of that river up- 
wards to a point west of the point of commencement ; 
and by a line east to that point. 

Places of Petty Sessions—BOoGGABRI, GUNNEDAH, AND 
TAMBAR SPRINGS. 

In tieu of notification of 25th January, 15398. 


Hartitey PoLice District. 


Counties of Cook, Georgiana, Roxburgh, and West- 
moreland: Commencing at the junction of Wol- 
langamble Creek with the Colo River; and bounded 
thence by that creek upwards to the northeramost 
boundary of the parish of Irvine, county of Cook; by 
that boundary easterly and the eastern boundary 
southerly to Bowen’s Creek; by that creek upwards to 
its source in the range forming the south-western 
boundary of the parish of Irvine; by Bell’s line of 
road which follows that range westerly to the north- 
eastern corner of mineral permit 4541, parish of Black- 
heath; by the eastern boundary of that permit and 
permit 452 south; by the south boundary of the last- 
mentioned permit west to Grose River; by that river 
downwards to its junction with Govett’s Leap Creek ; 
by a line west to the western side of the road from 
Perry's Lookout, via Hat Hill to Blackheath; by that 
side of that road southerly to the northernmost -boun- 
dary of the suburban lands of Blackheath, as pro- 
Claimed 20th March, 1885; by the northern boundaries 
of those lands generally westerly to the Great Western 
Road; by a line west to the cliffs at the edge of the 
table-land; by the edge of those cliffs generally south- 
easterly to the northern boundary of Reserve 35295, 
parish of Kanimbla; by that boundary and a northern 
boundary of Reserve 28247 westerly to a point north 
of the north-eastern corner of portion 163: by a line 
partly forming the eastern boundaries of that portion, 
Reserve 21172, and portion 51, southerly to the north- 
ern boundary of portion 32; by part of the northern 
boundary of that portion west, its west boundary 
south, part of its south boundary east, the west boun- 
dary of portion 35 south, its southernmost boundary 
east, and the eastern boundaries of portion 42 south- 
erly to its south-east corner ; by a line southerly to the 
north-west corner of P. McAveny’s portion 1 of 50 
acres, parish of Megalong; by the west boundary of 
that portion south, part of the north boundary of por- 
tion 2 west, its west boundary south, and part of its 
south boundary east to Kurranburrock or Pulpit Hill 
Creek; by that creek downwards to Cox’s River; 
thence by the left bank of that river downwards and 
Konangaroo River upwards; by the southern boundary 
of the parish of Konangaroo, county of Westmoreland, 
westerly and the eastern boundary of the parishes of 
Drogheda and Abercorn, southerly to the south-east 
corner of portion 7 of the latter parish; by the Main 
Dividing Range north-westerly to the Abercrombie 
River; by the left bank of that river downwards to 
the Bolong River; by a line north-westerly to the 
Isabella River at the north-east corner of Mrs. Mur- 
phy’s portion 3 of 320 acres, parish of Ballyroe, county 
of Georgiana; by the left bank of that river upwards 
to its head in the range dividing the waters of the 
Abercrombie and Campbell Rivers; by that range east- 
erly and the Great Dividing Range northerly to the 
head- of Fish River Creek; by that ereek downwards 
to the Fish River; by the left bank of that river down- 
wards to a point west of the confluence of Solitary 
Creek; by a line east, and by that creek upwards to 
the Bathurst-road at Rydal; by the southern side of 
that road generally westerly to the Great VOM kee 
Range; by that range north-westerly to the aan 
the Williwa Creek; by. that creek downwards to ’ 
uron River; by a line north to its right bank, ah 
py that bank of that river downwards to the ge a 
ence of Crown Ridge Creek; by a line north-eas 


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to Blackman’s Crown, in the Great Dividing Range; 
by that range and the range forming the eastern 
watershed of Coco or Cook’s Creek easterly and north- 
erly to Capertee or Colo River, at Sir John’s Mouth; 
and by the right bank of that river downwards, to 
the point of commencement. 

In lieu of notification of 22nd July, 1908. 

Places of Petty Sessions—LirHgow AND WALLERA- 
WANG. 


Hay Potice Disrrict. 


Counties of Boyd, Cairn, Nicholson, Franklin, Sturt, 
Waljeers, and Waradgery: Commencing at the junc- 
tion of the Lachlan River with the Murrumbidgee 
River; and bounded thence by the left bank of the 
Lachlan River upwards to a point south of the south- 
west corner of portion 34, parish of - Tooralboung, 
county of Waljeers; by a line and the west boundary 
of that county north about 61 miles to a north boun- 
dary of Clare Western Lands Lease No. 46; and 
by that boundary east to a north-east corner of that 
lease; by a line easterly to the south-west corner of 
portion 1, parish of Waverley; by the south boundary 
of that portion and its prolongation east to the wes- 
tern boundary of Boondarra Western Lands Lease No. 
607; by that boundary northerly to a point west of 
the north-western corner of portion c over 6, parish of 
Mekai, county of Franklin; by a line partly forming 
the northern boundary of the latter lease; by part of 
that boundary south; the northern boundary of-Yan- 
dembah Western Lands Lease No. 444 easterly; by 
south-eastern and south-western boundaries of Mool- 
bong Western Lands Leases Nos. 246 and 244 generally 
easterly; by south-western boundaries of Wyadra 
Western Lands Lease No 951 south-easterly to the 
left bank of the Lachlan River; by that bank of that 
river upwards to a point south 45 degrees east from 
the south-east corner of portion 5 of 400 acres, parish 
of Ini, county of Franklin; by a line south-easterly 
to the northernmost north-east corner of portion 
27, parish of Mea Mia, county of Nicholson; by the 
north-east boundaries of that portion and portion 24 
south-easterly, the north-east and northern boundaries 
of portion 19, parish of Mea Mia, south, south-easterly, 
easterly, and again south-easterly to the easternmost 
corner of that portion; by a line, parts of which form 
the north-east boundaries of portions 2, 3, 41, 37, 20, 
and 31, parish of Mea Mia, south, and portion 9, 
parish of Chirnside, south-easterly to the easternmost 
eorner of the last-mentioned portion; by a line south- 
easterly to the northernmost corner of portion. 11, 
parish of Eliiott; by the north-eastern boundary of 
that portion, the south-western boundaries of portions 
7 and 1 and their prolongation south-easterly to the 
northern boundary of portion 14, parish of Cockburn, 
county of Sturt; by part of that boundary, a line, and 
the northern boundaries of portions 15 and 17 easterly 
to the north-east corner of the latter portion; by a 
line north-easterly to the north-west corner of portion 
50, parish of North Bringagee; by the northern boun- 
dary of that portion and portion 52 easterly; by the 
northern and part of the eastern boundary of portion 
53, parish of Denny, easterly and southerly, the nor- 
thern boundaries of portion 47, parish of North Brin- 
gagee, portions 8, 14, 20, and 21, parish of O’Brien, 
portions 8, 15, and 16, parish of Mirrool, and their 
prolonga ion easterly to the eastern boundary of the 
county of Sturt; by that boundary and its prolonga- 
tion southerly to the left bank of the Murrumbidgee 
River; by that bank of that river downwards to the 
north-west corner of portion 119, parish of Bunan- 
brennan, county of Boyd; by a line, parts of which 
form the western boundaries of portions 119, 11, 18 
to 21, 23, 25, 26, and 28, parish of Hunanbrennan, and 
portions 2, 3, 41, 248, 48, and 47 to 54, parish of Clif- 
ford, southerly to the northern boundary of portion 58, 
parish of Maley; by part of that boundary westerly, 
and a line, parts of which form the western boun- 
dariees of portions 58, 59, 5 to 7, 9, 10, 47, 49, 50, and 
52, southerly to the southern boundary of the county 
of Boyd; by the southern boundaries of that county 
and counties of Waradgery and Caira generally west- 
erly to the south-west corner of portion 50, parish of 
Bluff. county of Caira; by western boundaries of that 
portion and portion 2 northerly; by a line and part 
of the northern boundary 0% portion 58, parish of The 
Willows westerly ; by the eastern boundary of portion 
12 northerly to its north-eastern corner; by the north- 
eastern boundaries of that portion and portion 10 and 
a line north-westerly to the eastern boundary of por- 
tion 55, parish of Parker; by a line, parts of which 
form the eastern boundaries of portions 55 and 54, 


parish of Parker, portions 46, 45, 39 to 42, and 9, Rem., 
parish of Williamson, to the north-east corner of the 
last-mentioned portion; by a line northerly to the 
south-east corner of portion 57, parish of Wangorah; 
by the eastern boundary of that portion northerly to 
the left bank of the Murrumbidgee River; by that 
bank of that river upwards to a point south of the 
point of commencement; and by a line north to that 


. point. . 


Places of Petty Sessions—BoouiigaL, CARRATHOOL, 


HAY, AND OXLEY. 
In lieu of notification of 25th January, 1898. 


HILLSTON Poxricr DIstrRict. 


Counties of Blaxland, Cooper, Cunningham, Dowling, 
Franklin, Manara, Mossgiel, Nicholson, Sturt, and Wal- 


“jeers: Commencing on the right bank of the Lachlan 


River, at the junction of Kalingalungaguy Creek with 
that river, being the south-western corner of the county 
of Cunningham; and bounded thence by the western 
boundary of that county northerly to the south-eastern 
corner of the county of Moramba; by the boundary 
dividing that county from the counties of Blaxland and 
Mossgiel north-westerly to the boundary dividing the 
last-mentioned county from the county of Woore; 
by that boundary south-westerly to a point north 
of the northernmost north-eastern corner of 'Tice- 
hurst Holding No. 11; by a Ime and an east- 
ern boundary of that holding southerly, a northern 
boundary easterly, the easternmost boundary of that 
area and Ticehurst Western Lands Lease No. 547 
southerly, part of the south boundary of that lease 
westerly, the eastern boundary of North Abbotsford 
Western Lands Lease No. 283, Western Lands Lease 
No. 1,516, and a line southerly to the south-east corner 
of portion 13, parish of Warrenitchie, county of Moss- 
giel; by a line partly forming the south boundary of 
that portion and the south boundary of the late 
tesumed Area No. 165 westerly; by part of the eastern 
boundary of Kilfera Western Lands Lease No. 526 and 
the boundary dividing the counties of Mossgiel and 
Waljeers fromm the county of Manara; by that boundary 
southerly ; by a north boundary of Clare Western Lands 
Lease No. 46 east to the north-easternmost corner of 
that lease; by a line easterly to the south-west corner 
of portion 1, parish of Waverley, county of Waljeers; 
by the south boundary of that portion and its pro- 
longation east to the western boundary of Boondarra 
Western Lands Lease 607; by that boundary northerly 
to a point west of the north-western corner of portion 
C over 6, parish of Mekai, county of Franklin; by a line 
partly forming the northern boundary of the latter 
lease; by part of that boundary south, the northern 
boundary of Yandembah Western Lands Lease No. 444 
easterly, by south-eastern and south-western boundaries 
of Moolbong Western Lands Leases Nos. 246 and 244 
generally easterly, by south-western boundaries of 
Wyadra Western Lands Lease No. 951 south-easterly, 
to the left bank of the Lachlan River; by that bank 
of that river upwards to a point south 45 degrees east 
frem the south-east corner of portion 5 of 400 acres, 
parish of Ini, county of Franklin; by a line south- 
easterly to the northernmost north-east corner of por- 
tion 27, parish of Mea Mia, county of Nicholson; by 
the north-east boundaries of that portion and portion 
24 south-easterly, the north-eastern and northern boun- 
daries of portion 19, parish of Mea Mia South, south- 
easterly, easterly, and again south-easterly to the 
easternmost corner of that portion; by a line parts of 
which form the north-east boundaries of portions 2, 3, 
41, 37, 20, and 381, parish of Mea Mia South, and por- 
tion 9, parish of Chirnside, south-easterly to the 
easternmost corner of the last-mentioned portion; by 
a line south-easterly to the northernmost corner of por- 
tion 11, parish of Elliott; by the north-eastern boun- 
dary of that portion, the south-western boundarfes of 
portions 7 and 1, and their prolongation south-easterly 
to the northern boundary of portion 14, parish of Cock- 
burn, county of Sturt; by part of that boundary, a line, 
and the northern boundaries of portions 15 and 17 
easterly to the north-east corner of the latter portion; 
by a line north-easterlxy, to the north-west corner of 
portion 50, parish of North Bringagee; by the northern 
boundary of that portion and portion 52 easterly, the 
northern and part of the eastern boundary of portion 
58, parish of Denny, easterly and southerly, the north- 
ern bourdaries of portion 47, parish of North Bringa- 
gee, portions 8, 14, 20, and 21, parish of O’Brien, 
portions 3, 15, and 16, parish of Mirrool, and their 
prolongation easterly to the western boundary of the 


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county of Cooper; by part of that boundary,—as shown 
on plan M. 64 northerly to a point west of the south- 
west corner of portion 29 of 960 acres, parish of Pulle- 
top, county of Cooper; thence a line parts of which 
form the south boundaries of portions 27 to 29, 4, and 
14 easterly to the Cocoparra Range; by that range 
northerly to the road from Narrandera via Rankin’s 
Springs to Lake Cargellico; by the eastern side of that 
road northerly to the road from Naradhan along the 
north boundary of portion 6, parish of Currawong, 
county of Dowling; by the southern side of that road 
easterly to the north-east corner of portion 16 of 1,274 
acres, parish of Currawong; thence a line north-easterly 
to the south-east corner of portion 2 of 170 acres, 


parish of Killawarra; by a line north-easterly to the - 


north-west corner of portion 21 of 352 acres, parish of 


‘Tuggerabach; thence a line northerly to the southern- 


most south-west corner of portion 2 of 1,920 acres, 
parish of Tibeaudo; by the south boundaries of that 
portion and portion J, and a line easterly to the north- 
west corner of portion 4, parish of Curriba; by a line 
parts of which form the north boundaries of portions 
4, 3, 61, 34, 31, 6, 25, and 5 east to the western boundary 
of the county of Gipps,—as shown on plan M. 51; by 
that county boundary via Mount Bygalore, Gorman’s 
Hill, and Goobothery Range generally northerly to the 
left bank of the Lachlan River; by that bank of that 
river downwards to a point south of the point of 
commencement; and by a line north to that point. 


Places of Petty Sessions—CupcELiico, EUABALONG, 
GineunNiA, Hitiston, Mosserer, anp Mount Hops. 
in lieu of notification of 23rd June, 1899. 


INVERELL PoLicE DISTRICT. 


Counties of Arrawatta, Burnett, Gough, Hardinge, 
and Murchison: Commencing at the confluence of the 
Beardy River with the Dumaresq River; and bounded 
thence by the left bank of the former river and Swamp 
Oak Creek upwards and the boundary between the 
counties of Arrawatta and Gough generally southerly ; 
by the range dividing the waters of Swanbrook Creek 
and the Macintyre River from those of Wellingrove 
Creek and the Beardy Waters, and the range forming 
the northern watershed of Clerk’s or Moredun Creek 
south-easterly to Ben Lomond; thence by the boundary 
dividing the counties of Clarke and Hardinge southerly 
to the head of George’s Creek; by that creek down- 
wards to the north-west corner of the parish of Abing- 
ton, county of Hardinge; by the western boundary of 


that parish generally southerly to Abington Creek; by 


that creek downwards to the Gwydir River; by the 
right bank of that river downwards to a point east of 
the confluence of King John’s Creek; by a line west to 
that confiuence, and by that creek upwards to the 
north boundary of portion 88 of 200 acres, parish of 
Cameron; by part of that boundary, a line, an the 
north boundary of portion 10 westerly to Baker’s 
Creek ; by that creek upwards to the south-east corner 
of portion 2, parish of Drummond; by the south 
boundary of that portion and its prolongation west 
to the western extreme of the table-land of the Nande- 
war Range forming the western boundary of the 
county of Hardinge; by that side of that table-land 
northerly to a point east of the north-east corner of 
portion 3 of 400 acres, parish of McKinnon, county of 
Murchison; by a line and part of the north boundary. 
of that portion west to Reedy Creek; by that creek and 
IKkeera Creek downwards to the Gwydir River; by.a line 
north to its right bank; by that bank of that river 
upwards to the Confluence of Dingo Creek, about 
10 chains northerly from the north-east corner of 


‘portion 21 of 90 acres, parish of Evans; by that creek 


upwards to the south-western corner of portion 10, 
parish of Dingo; by the western boundary of that 
parish generally northerly to Sandy Creek; by that 
ereek downwards; by Myall Creek upwards to the 
south-western corner of portion 182, parish of Turra- 
warra; by the western boundary of that portion, a 
line, part of the south-eastern, the northern, eastern, 
and part of the northern boundaries of portion 186, 
the eastern boundaries of portions 192, 188, 189, and 
190, part of the southern and north-eastern boundaries 
of portion 191, and part of the north-western boundary 
of portion 165, a line, the western boundaries of 
portions 146, 145, 140, 189, 187, and 1385 generally 
northerly to the northern boundary of the parish of 
Turrawarra, by part of its north boundary east, part 
of the west boundary of the parish of Burnett, county 
of Burnett, north to Warialda Creek; by that creek 
downwards to Boundary Gully; by that gully upwards 


to the north boundary of portion 287; by northern and 
western boundaries of the parish of Burnett easterly, 
northerly, and again easterly to Boundary Gully; by 
that gully and Wyndham’s Creek downwards to the 
south-east corner of portion 226, parish of Redbank, 
county of Arrawatta; by the southern boundary of that 
portion and the southern and south-western boundaries 
of portion 210 generally westerly to the western corner 
of the latter portion; by a line north-westerly to the 
north-east corner of portion 49 of 2372 acres; by the 
north and part of the west boundaries of that portion 
west and south, the north boundary of portion 152 
west, and the western boundaries of portions 5 and 
163 northerly to Redbank Creek; by that creek down- 
wards to the Macintyre River; by the left bank of that 
river downwards to a point west of the north-west 
corner of portion 1 of 40 acres, parish of Severn; 
by a line, part of which forms the north boundary of 
that portioh east of the range forming the eastern 
watershed of the Macintyre River; by that range 
northerly to the Brother’s Mountain, thence a line 
north to the road from Yetman to Texas, by the 
northern side of that road easterly to a gum-tree 
marked broad-arrow over H over 84 near Camp Creek 
Springs; by a line north to the right bank of the 
Dumaresq River; and by that bank of that river 
upwards to a point north of the point of commence: 
ment; and by a line south to that point. 


Places of Petty Sessions—Asurorp, 
Howett, INvERELL, AND TINGHA. 
In lieu of notification of 25th January, 1898. 


BunDARRA, 


KIAMA PoLice District. 


County of Camden: Commencing at the confluence 
of Wollingurry Creek with the western high-water 
mark of Illawarra Lake; and bounded thence by that 
creek upwards to Duck Creek, and by Duck Creek up- 
wards to the north-eastern” boundary of portion 11, 
parish of Calderwood, county of Camden; by part of 
that boundary north-westerly and part of its north- 
western boundary south-westerly to the southern boun- 
dary of the Avondale Estate, as shown on plan No. 
3,083, in the Lands Titles Office, Sydney; by that 
boundary generally westerly to the south-eastern 
boundary of portion 82; by part of that boundary 
north-easterly,. by its north-eastern boundary north- 
westerly, its north-western boundary south-westerly 
to its extremity; by a line west to the Iawarra 
Range; by that range generally south-westerly to 
Mount Macquarie; thence by the edge of the cliffs on 
the eastern side of that range generaly southerly to 
the north-east corner of portion 241, parish of Kanga- 
loon; by the eastern boundary of that portion, by 
north and east boundaries of portions 8S and 89, the 
eastern boundary of portion 236, parish of Yarrawa, 
and the northern boundary of reserve 4,993 generally 
southerly to the Kangaroo River; by that river down- 
wards to the edge of the cliffs over a waterfall in that 
river near the crossing of the Butter Track from 
Kangaroo Valley; by that edge of cliffs westerly and 
southerly to the north-western corner of portion 198; 
by the northern and eastern boundaries of that portion 
easterly and southerly to the north-western corner of 
portion 268; by northern and eastern boundaries of 
that portion and the northern boundary of portion 221 
generally easterly to the left bank of the Kangaroo 
River; by that bank upwards to the south boundary 
of portion 160, parish of Wallaya; by the south and 
part of the east boundaries of that portion and por- 
tion 166 east, north, and again east and north to a 
point west of the north-west corner of portion 149; 
by a line east and the northern boundaries of that 
portion easterly to its northernmost north-east corner ; 
by a line south-easterly to the northernmost north- 
west corner of portion 147; by the northern boun- 
daries of that portion and portion 247 easterly, the 
east boundary of the latter portion south to its south- 
east corner; by a line easterly to the north-west cor- 
ner of portion 231; by the north boundary of that por- 
tion, a line, and the south boundary of portion 204 
easterly, to the south-east corner of the latter portion ; 
by a line east to Kangaroo Range; by that range 
southerly to the northern boundary of portion 147, 
parish’ of Broughton; by part of that boundary east, 
the west and south boundaries of portion 140 south and 
east , by a line enst to the west boundary of portion 
139; by parts of the west and south boundaries of that 
portion south and east, and a line, parts of which 
form the west boundaries of portions 136 to 138 south, 
part of the north boundary of Alexander Berry’s por- 
tion 34 of 4,000 acres, and a line easterly to the head 


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of Crooked River; by the right bank of that river 
downwards to the high-water mark of the South 
Pacifie Ocean; and by that high-water mark and the 
southern and western high-water mark of Dlawarra 
Lake northerly, westerly, and again northerly, to the 
point of commencement,—inclusive of all islands ad- 
jacent to the sea coast between the southern shore of 
INawarra Lake and Crooked River. : 

Places of Petty Sessions—ALBION PARK AND KIAMA. 

In lieu of notification of 25th January, 1898. 


LIVERPOOL Police DISTRICT. 


County of Cumberland: Commencing at a point in 
the centre of the Liverpool-road, north of the centre 
of Robert Road; and bounded thence by a line along 
the centre of Liverpool-road generally westerly to 
Landsdowne Bridge, at Prospect Creek; by the left 
bank of that creek upwards to the south boundary of 
the parish of Prospect; by that boundary westerly to 
the Old Cowpasture road; by the western side of that 
road southerly to the south-eastern corner of portion 
4, parish of Melville; by part of its south boundary 
westerly to Cecil Hills Tunnel, on the line of Sydney 
Water Supply; by that line south-westerly to the 
southern boundary of portion 71; by parts of its 
southern and western boundaries westerly and north- 
erly; by southern boundaries of portions 64, 63, 61, 
and 55 westerly to South Creek; by that creek up- 
wards to the southern side of Bringelly-road; by that 
side of that road easterly to the Great Southern 
road; by the eastern side of that road southerly to 
the cross road at the westernmost corner of portion 6 
of the parish of Minto, connecting the Great Southern 
and Liverpool to Campbelltown roads; by the south- 
ern side of that road and Dixon-road generally east- 
erly; by the western side of Bloomfield-road south- 
erly, the southern side of Wood-road easterly, the 
western side of Zouch-road southerly to Bunbury- 
Curran Creek; by that creek downwards to the south- 
ern side of Denham Court road; by that side of that 
road, a line, and the southern side of Oxford-street 
easterly to meet the westerly prolongation of the nor- 
thera boundary of portion 433 of the Macquarie-Wieids 
Estate, as shown on plan Mise. 785, Sydney; by that 
prolongation and boundary easterly to George’s River ; 
by the left bank of that river upwards to a point west 
of the south-west corner of portion 186 of 640 acres, 
parish of Holsworthy; by a line east to that corner; 
by part of the southern boundary of the parish of 
Holsworthy generally easterly to the southern boun- 
dary of portion 124; by the south boundary of that 
portion east to the Woronora River; by the high-water 
mark along left bank of that river downwards to 
George’s River; by the high-water mark along the 
right bank of that river upwards to the dam across 
that river at Liverpool; by a line along the centre of 
that dam to its left bank; by the high-water mark 
along that bank of that river downwards to Salt Pan 
Creek; by the high-water mark along the right bank 
of that creek upwards to the centre of the Canterbury- 
road; by a line along the centre of that road easterly 
to its intersection with a line along the centre of 
Punch Bowl road; by a line along the centre of that 
road north-easterly to its intersection with a line along 
the centre of Juno-parade, in the Bark Huts Estate; 
by a line along the centre of that parade west to its 
intersection with a line along the centre of Robert- 
road; by a line along the centre of that road north, 
to the point of commencement,—exclusive of the tidal 
waters of the tributaries of George’s River within the 
above-prescribed boundaries. 


Place of Petty Sessions—LivERPOOL. 
Tn lieu of notification of 25th January, 1898. 


Macieay River Porice Disrricr. 


Counties of Dudley, Macquarie, Fitzroy, and Raleigh : 
Commencing on the high-water mark of the South 
Pacific Ocean, at a point east of the north-east corner 
of portion 99, parish of Palmerston, county of Mac- 
quarie; and bounded thence by a line and the north 
boundary of that portion and portions 23 and 24 west- 
erly; by the western boundaries of the last-mentioned 
portions and portion 16 southerly: by the southern 
boundaries of portions 120, 118, 4, 67, and 60 westerly 
to Maria River; by that river downwards to Piper’s 
Creek; by that creek and Smith’s Creek upwards to 
the west boundary of portion 1, parish of Lincoln, 
ecunty of Macquarie; by that boundary north, the 
south boundaries of portions 4 and 2 west, the west 
boundary of the latter portion and a line north to 
the range dividing the waters of the Macleay and 
Hastings Rivers; by that range westerly to the range 
dividing the counties of Dudley, Raleigh, and Fitzroy 


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from Vernon and Clarke; by that range northerly to 
source of Boundary Creek, by that creek downwards 
generally north-easterly to a south boundary of the 
parish of Allan’s Water, county of Fitzroy; by that 
boundary westerly to the main road from Armidale 
to Grafton; by that road northerly to a point bearing 
south 16 degrees 42 minutes west and distant 138 
chains 33 links from a tree marked broad-arrow over 
upB 48, on Merchin Creek; by a marked line to that 
tree, and by Merchin Creek downwards to Blick’s 
River; by the right banks cf that river and Nymboida 
River downwards, and the right bank of the Little 
Nymboida River upwards to Bobo Creek; by that 
creek upwards to its source in the range forming the 
southern watershed of the Clarence River; by that 
range easterly to the source of the north branch of 
‘Bonville Creek; by that branch and that creek down- 
wards to the sea-coast; and by the aforesaid high- 
water mark southerly, to the point of commence- 
ment,—inclusive of all islands adjacent to the coast 
between the mouth of Bonville Creek and a: point east 
of the north-east corner or portion 99, parish of 
Palmerston, county of Macquarie. 

Places of Petty Sessions—Briiproox, BELLINGEN, 
BowRravit_E, Dorrico, GLApsToxr, Kempsey, Macxs- 
VILLE. 

Tn lieu of notification of 31st March, 1903. 


MAITLAND POLICE DistTRICT, 


Counties of Durham and Northumberland: Com- 
mencing at the junction of Black Greek with the 
Hunter River; and bounded thence by that creek and 
Rothbury Creek upwards to the head of the latter 
creek; by a line south-westerly to Broken Back Moun- 
tain; and by the Broken Back Range south-easterly 
and easterly, and the range forming the western 
watershed of Mulbring or Wallis Creek, via Mount 
Myall, southerly to the range dividing the waters of 
Congewai and Dora Creeks; by that range and the 
Sugar Loaf Range, via Sugar Loaf Mountain, gener- 
ally north-easterly to the north-west corner of portion 
63 of 626 acres, parish of Teralba, county of Northum- 
berland; by part of the north boundary of that portion 
east, the east boundaries of portions S8 and 84, parish 
of Stockrington, north, the north boundary of portion 
83 east, the west and north boundaries of portion 56 
north and east, the west and north boundaries of por- 
tion $5 north and east, the western boundaries of 
portions 8, 11, and 12, parish of Hexham, generally 
northerly, a northern boundary of the last-mentioned 
portion and the south boundary of Edward Sparke’s 
2,000 acres, parish of Alnwick, and a line east to the 
left bank of the Hunter River; by that bank upwards 
to meet the east prolongation of the south boundary of 
the town of Alnwick; by that prolongation and the 
south boundary of that town and portion 51 of 2,000 
acres west, the west boundary of that portion and a 
line north to the left bank of the Hunter River afore- 
said, and by that bank upwards to the south-west 
corner of W. Hickey’s portion 84, parish of Seaham, 
eounty of Durham; by a line parts of which form the 
west boundaries of that portion and portions 28, 20, 
19, and 56 north to the south boundary of Hugh Tor- 
rance’s portion 389 of 2,000 acres; by part of that 
boundary west to the range dividing the waters of the 
Paterson and Allyn Rivers from those of the Williams 
River; by that range generally northerly and the 
range at the head of the Paterson and Allyn Rivers 
westerly to the Mount Royal Range; by that range 
‘and the range dividing the waters of Carrow and 
Glendon Brook from those of the Paterson River 
generally southerly to the east boundary of portion 
66, parish of Stanhope, county of Durham; by that 
boundary south, its south boundary west, the east and 
part of the south boundary of portion 47 south and 


west, the west boundary of portion 83, and the east ~ 


boundary of Charles Throsby’s portion 103 of 2,000 
acres, and a line south to the right bank of the Hunter 
River; and by that bank upwards, to the point of 
commencement, 


Piaces of Petty Sessions—BRANXTON, CESSNOCK, 
GresrorD, Kurri Kurri, East Martiann, WeEsr 
MaitLtanp, MorpetH, AND PATERSON. 

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In lieu of notification of 22nd July, 1908. 


Mannine Porice Drsreicr. 


Counties of Gloucester and Macquarie: Commencing 
on the high-water mark of the South Pacific Ocean, 
at a point east of the north-east corner.of portion 90 
of 120 acres, parish of Forster, county of Gloucester ; 
and bounded thence by a line parts of which form the 
north boundaries of that portion and portions 89, 46, 


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45, and 18 west, crossing Wallis Lake to its western 
high-water mark; by that high-water mark generally 
north-westerly and the right bank of Wallingat River 
upwards to a point east of the north-east corner of 
portion 67, parish of Bachelor; by a line and the 
north and west boundaries of that portion to its 
south-west corner; thence by the western boundary of 
portion 108 southerly to the south-east corner of por- 
tion 64; by the south-west boundary of that portion 
and the south-east boundary of portion 63 north- 
westerly and south-westerly to the southern corner 
of the latter portion; thence westerly along a track to 
the east boundary of portion 28; thence by boundaries 
of that portion north, west, and south to the south- 
east corner of portion 11, Daniel Platt’s 50 acres; by 
the south boundary of that portion and a line west 


to the left bank of the Gooloongolok River; by that - 


bank of that river downwards to Cureeki Creek; by 
that creek upwards to a point south of the south-west 
corner of portion 68, parish of Cureeki; by a line 
partly forming the west boundaries of that portion 
and portions 82 and 31 north to the left bank of Wang 
Wauk or Maclean River; by that bank of that river 
upwards to the south-east corner of portion 13, parish 
of Gooloongolok; by the east and north boundaries of 
that portion north and west to its north-west corner; 
thence by the eastern boundaries of portions 93, 95, 98, 
and 1038 northerly, part of the northern boundary of 
the latter portion westerly, and the east boundaries 
of portions 84 and 86, the west boundary of portion 
66, and a line north to the left bank of the Wollomba 
River; thence by that bank of that ‘river upwards to 


its source; thence by the range dividing the waters of | 
the Avon and Macarthur Rivers from those of the 


Karuah and Myall Rivers and Telararee Creek, and 
the range dividing the waters of the Barrington and 
Gloucester Rivers from those of the Williams and 
Chichester and Little Rivers, westerly and north- 
westerly to the Mount Royal Range; thence by that 
range northerly to the head of the Manning River; 
thence by that river downwards to the north-west 
corner of the Australian Agricultural Company’s grant 
of 464,640 acres; thence by a line northerly to the 
south-west corner of portion 42, parish of Khatambuhl, 
county of Macquarie; by the west boundaries of that 
portion and portion 116 north to Khatambuhl Creek; 
by that creek downwards to the south-west corner of 
portion 164 of 783 acres; by the west boundaries of 
that portion, portions, 141, 48, parish of Mackay, and 
a line north to the left bank of the Nowendoc River; 
by that bank of that river downwards to the left bank 
of the Cooplacurripa River; by the left bank of that 


- river upwards to Hikey Creek; by that creek upwards 


to the north-west corner of portion 85, parish of 
Mackay; by the north boundaries of that portion and 
portion 186 and a line east to the western boundary 
of portion 135; by the western boundaries of that por- 
tion and portion 134 northerly, part of the north 
boundary of the latter portion east, a line, and the 
west boundary of portion 133 north to Sheep Station 
Creek; by that creek downwards to the south-west 
corner of portion 139; by the west and part of the 
north boundaries of that portion north and east to a 
point south of the south-west corner of portion 126 
of 420 acres; by a line and the west boundary of that 
portion north, its north boundary, and a line east to 
the left bank of Rowley’s River; by that bank of that 
river and the left bank of Cell’s River upwards to an 
apple-tree marked broad-arrow over wW.T. over 10 on 
a marked west boundary of the county of Macquarie; 
by that boundary north to the southern side of the 
road from Walcha to Port Macquarie; by that side of 
that road generally easterly to the range dividing the 
waters of the Hastings and Manning Rivers; by that 
range southerly and easterly and the range dividing 
the waters of Stewart’s and Camden Haven Rivers 
easterly to John Trigonometrical Station, on West or 
Middle Brother Mountain; by a line east to Diamond 
or Indian Head on the South Pacific Ocean, and by 
the high-water mark of that ocean southerly, to the 
point of commencement. 

Places of Petty Sessions—CoOPERNOOK, COPELAND, 
Forsver, GLOUCESTER, NABIAC, TAREE, AND WINGHAM. 


In lieu of notification of 22nd January, 1908. 


MENINDI£ Porice DISTRICT. 


Counties of Livingstone, Menindee, Perry, Tandora, 
and Windeyer: Commencing on the western boundary 


of the State of New South Wales at the south-western 


corner of the county of Yancowinna,; and bounded 
thence by part of the southern boundary of that 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117. 4097 


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county easterly to the westernmost boundary of Kin- 
chega Holding No. 244; by part of that boundary 
southerly; by part of its southern boundary easterly 
to its intersection with the southern boundary of the 
county of Yancowinna aforesaid; by part of that 
boundary easterly to Stephen’s Creek; by that creek 
northerly to the boundary dividing the counties of 
Yancowinna and Tandora; by that boundary north- 
erly and easterly; by a line partly forming the south- 
ern boundaries of Topar Western Lands Lease No. 
1,831, and Western Lands Lease No. 2,148, and Glen 
Lyon Western Lands Lease No. 921, easterly to the 
south-eastern corner of the latter lease; by the north- 
western boundaries of Western Lands Leases Nos. 
1,998, 1,910, 1,943, 1,987, and 1,986, south-westerly to 
the westernmost corner of the last-mentioned lease; 
by the south-western boundaries of that lease and 
Western Lands Leases Nos. 1,417, 1,828, and 1,215, 
south-easterly to the Darling River; by that river up- 
wards to the south-western corner of Teryawynia 
Western Lands Lease No. 344; by the southern boun- 
daries of that lease generally easterly to a point north 
of the north-eastern corner of Tolarno Western Lands 
Lease No. 1,194; by a line partly forming the western 
boundary of Albermarle and Victoria Lakes Western 
Lands Lease No. 864 southerly to its south-western 
corner; by a southern boundary of that lease, and part 
of a northern boundary of Moorara Western 
Lands Lease No. 1,345 easterly; by the eastern boun- 
dary of that lease and an eastern boundary of Moo- 
rara Holding No. 194 southerly; by the northern 
boundaries of Panban Western Lands Leases Nos. 
1,787 and 1,772, and a line westerly to Western Lands 
Lease No. 1,345 aforesaid; by part of an eastern 
boundary of that lease northerly abqut 33 miles; by 
a line and the southernmost boundary of Western 
Lands Lease No. 705 westerly to the Darling River ; 
by the left bank of that river downwards to a point 
east of the south-east corner of portion 1, parish of 
Yaltolka, county of Windeyer; by a line and the 
south boundary of that portion west to its south-west 
corner; by a line westerly to the north-east corner of 
portion 27, parish of Whurlie; by the north beundary 
of that portion and a line westerly to the north-east 
corner of portion 11, parish of Leichhardt; by the 
north boundary of that portion, a line, and the north 
boundaries of portions 4 and 38, parish of Abena, west 
to the north-west corner of the latter portion; by a 
line westerly to the south-east» corner of Western 
Lands Lease No. 1,353; by the southern boundary of 
that lease and Buckalow Holding No. 67 westerly to 
the boundary dividing the States of New South Wales 
and South Australia; and by that boundary north, to 
the point of commencement. 
Place of Petty Sessions—MENINDIE. 


In lieu of notification of 25th November, 1904. 4 


METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT. 


County of Cumberland: Commencing on the high- 
water mark on the eastern shore of Broken Bay, at 
Box or Hawk Head; and bounded thence by that 
high-water mark northerly to the reef at Kourung 
Gourung; by a line west to the western high-water 
mark of that bay; by that high-water mark generally 
southerly to the left bank of the Hawkesbury River ; 
and by that bank of that river upwards to Wiseman’s 
Ferry; by a line south to its right bank; and by that 
bank of that river downwards to the left bank of 
Cowan Creek; by that bank of that creek upwards to 
Cockle Creek; by that creek and Spring Gully Creek 
upwards to the north boundary of Thomas Hyndes’ 
portion 6 of 640 acres, parish of Gordon; by part of 
that boundary west, part of its west boundary south, 
the northernmost boundary of portion 28, and the 
north boundaries of portions 29 to 31, and a line west 
to the right bank of Lane Cover River; by that bank 
of that river downwards to the Parramatta River ; by 
the left bank of that river upwards to Ermington 
Wharf; by a line south to the right bank of the Parra- 
matta River; by that bank of that river downwards 
to the south-west boundary of H. Gear’s 6 acres, being 
part of subdivision of allotment 99 of the original 
subdivision of the Fivedock Estate; by part of that 
boundary south-easterly, the fenced western boundary 
of Casey’s (late Potter’s) 6 acres southerly, the south- 
western boundary of that land and its prolongation 
gouth-easterly to meet a line along the centre of 
Lyons-road; by that line north-easterly to meet the 
north-westerly prolongation of the north-eastern boun- 
dary of B. C. Rodd’s property; by that Gl ee 
and boundary, Which also forms the south-western 


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boundaries of the properties of Adam Redpath and 
Sutton, south-easterly to the waters of Iron Cove; by 
the. high-water mark of that cove and Long Cove 
generally southerly. to the western bank of Long Cove 
Creek Canal; by that bank of that canal southerly to 
the Canterbury Old road; thence by lines along the centre 
of that road south-westeriy, the centre of Canterbury 
New read easterly, and the centre of Garnet-street and 
its southerly prolongation to the right bank of Cook’s 
River ; by that bank of that river downwards to Wolli 
Creek; by that creek upwards to the south-eastern 
boundary. of Thomas Brainson’s 40 acres, portion 103, 
parish St. George; by that boundary and the south- 
eastern boundaries of William Lee’s 100 acres, portion 
102,-and- John. Leadbeater’s 80 acres, portion 101, 
south-westerly, and by lines along the centre of 
Canary’s-road south-easterly, the centre of Broad- 
arrow-road south-westerly, the centre of Bond’s-road 
north, the centre of Josephine-street, and by the south 
boundary of George Pashley’s 80 acres, portion 132, 
west to Saltpan Creek; by the left bank of that creek 
upwards to Canterbury-road; by that road to its right 
bank, and by that bank of that creek downwards to 
George’s River; by the left bank of that river up- 
wards to the dam across that river at Liverpool; by.a 
line along the centre of that dam to the right bank of 
that river; and by that bank downwards to the Woro- 
nora River; by. the left bank of that river upwards to 
the ‘crossing of the Old Wollongong road; by the 
eastern side cf that road southerly to a gum-itree 
marked broad-arrow over w on that road; thence a 
line forming the south-western boundary of the parish 
of Sutherland, and bearing south 54 degrees east to the 
Port Hacking River; by the left bank of that river 
upwards to a point west of the south-west corner of 
portion 20, parish of Bulgo; by a line and the south 
boundary of that portion east, its east boundary north 
to the high-water mark of the South Pacifie Ocean, 
and by the high-water mark northerly, to the point of 
cecmmencement,—inclusive of the tidal waters of the 
tributaries of the Hawkesbury River below Wiseman’s 
Ferry, the tributaries of the Parramattn River below 
Ermington Wharf, and the tributaries of George’s 
River below the dam at Liverpool, and all. islands 
adjacent to the coast between Box or Hawk Mead and 
Wattamolla, but exclusive of Mud, Spectacle, Long 
asd Dangar Islands, in the liawkesbury River. 
Places of Petty Sessions—BALMAIN, CENTRAL POLICE 


Orrice, Giese, Manty, Newtown, Nortu SypNey, 
PappINGTON, REDFERN, AND Warrr Porice OFFIce. 


In lieu of notification of 27th October, 1903. 


Mircueitt Porice District. 


Counties of Delalah, Evelyn, Farnell, Fitzgerald, 
Killara, Livingstone, Manara, Mootwingee, Poole, 
Tandora, Tongowoko, Ularara, Werunda, Woore, 
Yantara, Young, and Yungnulgra: Commencing at 
the north-west corner of the State of New South 
Wales, being also the north-west corner of the county 
of Boole; and bounded thence by the north boundary 
of the state east (true) to the north-west corner of 
Thurloo Downs Western Land Lease No. 483, and 
by the western boundary of that lease southerly to 
the northern boundary of Osaca Western Land Lease 
No. 238; by part of that boundary and the northern 
boundary of Urella Downs Western Land Lease No. 
342 and resumed area westerly, by the western 
boundary of the latter resumed area and the western- 
most boundary of Urisino resumed area southerly 
to the south-westernmost corner of the latter resumed 
area; by a southern boundary cf that resumed area 
and a ‘south boundary of Urisino Western Land 
Tease No. 341 easterly, a western boundary of the 
latter lease and a line southerly to the most northern 
north-west corner of Kallara Western Land Lease No. 
716; by the westernmost boundary of that lease south- 
erly to the northern boundary of Tongo Western Land 
Lease No. 922; by northern and south-eastern boun- 
daries of that lease generally easterly and south- 
westerly to its south-eastern corner; by a south-west- 
ern, south-eastern, and another south-western boun- 
daries of Kallara Western Land Lease No. 716 gene- 
rally sonth-easterly to the Darling River; by the 
right bank of that river upwards to the westernmost 
cerner of Western Land Leaso No. 646: by the south- 
western boundaries of that lease and Western Land 
Lease No, 1,342 and the north-eastern houndary «of 
Buekanbce resumed area south-easterly, a north- 
western boundary of Innesowen Western Land Lease 
No. 231 south-westerly, its south-westernmost houn- 
dary and prolongation south-easterly to the dividing 
line between Nelyambo Western Land Lease No. 549 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZEPTB, No. 11%, [27 Jury, 1910,' 


and resumed area; by part of that line south-westerly, 
by part of the north-easternmost boundary of Cultowa 
resumed area south-easterly, its south-eastern boun- - 
dary south-westerly to the north-eastern boundary .o 
Baden Park Holding; by that boundary south-easterly 
and part of its south-eastern boundary south-westerly, 
north-eastern and south-eastern boundaries of Marfield 
Western Land Lease No. 628 generally southerly to 
the north-western boundary of Kajuligah resumed 
area No. 169; by part of that boundary north-easterly 
to a point north of the northernmost north-east corner 
of Ticehurst resumed area No. 11; by a line and an 
eastern boundary of that resumed area southerly, a 
ncrthern boundary easterly, the easternmost boundary 
cf that area and Ticehurst Western Land Lease No. 
547 southerly, part of the south boundary of that lease 
westerly, the east boundary of North Abbotsford © 
Western Land Lease No. 283 and Western Land 
Lease No. 1516 and a line southerly to the south-east © 
corner of portion 13, parish of Warrenitchie, county of 
Mossgiel ; by a line partly forming the south boundary 
of that portion and the south boundary of the late - 
resumed area No. 165 westerly, parts of the eastern 
and southern boundaries ‘of Kilfera Western Land - 
Lease No. 526 southerly and westerly, the western 
boundary of Western Land Leases Nos. 1,448, 302, 
and 1,685 southerly to a point east of the south-east 
corner of portion 8, parish of Leura, county Manara;. 
by a line west to that corner; and by the south boun-— 
dary of that portion and a line westerly to the south- . 
western corner of Mulurulu Western Land Lease No, | 
2,139; by the easternmost boundaries of Pan Ban 
Western Land Lease No. 1,787, Moorara resumed . 
area, and Moorara Western Land Lease No. 1,845 


‘northerly, part of the northernmost boundary of the 


latter lease and a southern boundary of Albermarle | 
and Victoria Lake Western Land Lease No. 8645 
westerly, a western boundary of that lease and a line’ 
north to its northern boundary; by part of that boun- ‘* 
dary generally westerly to the left bank of the Darling ' 
River; by a line west crossing that river, and by its - 
right bank downwards to the southern corner of. 
Western Land Lease No. 1,215; by south-westerm: 
boundaries of that lease and Western Land Leases : 
Nos. 1,328, 1,417, and 1,936 north-westerly to the. 
westernmost corner of the last-mentioned lease; .-by., 
north-western boundaries of that lease, .Western Land. 
Leases Nos. 1,937, 1,943, 1,910, and 1,998 north- . 
easterly to the south-eastern corner of Glenlyon West- 
ern Land Lease No. 921; by a line partly forming — 
the southern boundaries of that lease, Western Land 

Lease No. 2,143, and Topar Western Land Lease No. 

1,831 westerly to the eastern boundary of the country’ 

of Yancowinna; by that boundary and its northern 

boundary northerly and westerly to the boundary of 

the State; by that boundary north (true), to the point 

of commencement. 

Places of Petty Sessions—IvanHor, MILPARINKA, 
TrBooBURRA, TORROWANGEE, WuHitr CLirrs, AND WIt- 
CANNIA. 

In lieu of notification of 25th November, 1904. 


Moama Pouitce District. 


County of Cadell: Commencing on the left bank of 
the Murray River at a point south of the junction cf - 
Thule Creek with that river; and bounded thence by 
a line north and Thule Creek northerly to the *YVakool 
River; and by the left bank of that river upwards to 
the northernmost corner of the county of Cadell; by 
the north-eastern boundary of that county generally 
south-easterly to Gulpa Creek; by that creek south- 
easterly to the Murray River; by a line seuth to its 
left bank; and by that bank of that river downwards, 
to the point of commencement. : 

Places of Petty Sessions—MarHoura sno Moama. 

In leu cof notification of 25th January, 1398. 


Meotone Potice District. 


Counties of Ashburnham, Gordon, and Wellington: 
Commencing at the junction of Canomedine Creek: 
with the Belubula River; and bounded thence by the 
right bank of that river upwards to Panuara Riyulet; 
by that rivulet to its head and by a line easterly to 
the Canobolas Range, near the head of Soldier’s 
Creck; by that range and the eastern boundaries .of 
the parishes of Canobolas and Barton, county of Ash- 
burnham, northerly to Boreenore Creek; by that creek 
downwards to Molong Creek; by that creek upwards to 
the south-east corner of portion 95 of 50 acres, parish 
of Gamboola, county of Wellington ; by the east boun- 
dary of that portion north and a line north-easterly to 
the south-west corner of Joseph Taylor’s 2,560 acres, 
portion 22; by the west boundary of that portion and. 
a line north to the right bank of the Bell River; by. 
that bank of that viyer downwards to Larras Lake 


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Creek; by that creek upwards to the western boun- 
dary of the parish of Warne; by that boundary gene- 
rally northerly and a north boundary east to 
Nubrigyn Creek; by that creek downwards to the Bell 
River; by the right bank of that river upwards to a 
oint east of the confluence of Two-mile Creek; by a 
Fine west to that confluence; and by that creek up- 
wards to the east boundary of portion 113 of 537 acres, 
parish of Cardington, county of Gordon; by part of 
that boundary south, part of its south boundary west 
to a point north of the north-east corner of portion 
94; by a life and the east boundaries of that portion 
and portion 87 south, the south boundaries of portions 
87 and. 81 west; the east and south boundaries of por- 
tion 80 south and west, the east boundary of. portion 
18, parish of Catombal, south, and a line southerly to 
the north-east corner of portion 12; by the east and 
south boundaries of that portion south and west to 
Googoderry Creek; by that creek and Loombah Creek 
downwards to Buckinbah Creek; by that creek down- 
wards to the Little River; by the right bank of that 
river upwards to a point south of the confluence of 
Wandawandong Creek; by a line north to that conflu- 
ence, and by that creek upwards to a point north of 
the north-west corner of portion 11, parish of Strat- 
horn; by a line south to that corner, and a line west 
to Hervey’s Range; by that range, Curumbenya 
Range, and Croker’s Range generally south-easterly 
to the source of Dulladerry Creek; by that creek 
downwards to the boundary between the parishes of 
Mandagery and Terarra, county of Ashburnham; by 
that boundary southerly to Reedy Creek; by that 
creek downwards to the road from Parkes to Murga; 
by that road southerly to Mandagery Creek: by that 
creek upwards to the road from Long’s Corner to 
Canowindra; by that road southerly to the road from 
Orange to Nanami; by that road south-westerly to 
Mogong Creek; by that creek downwards to the north- 
ern boundary of the parish of Collett; by that boun+ 
dary generally easterly to Canomodine Creek; by that 
creek downwards, to the point of commencement. 
- Places of Petty Sessions—Cupat, Cumnocx, Motone, 
AND OBLEY. 
- In leu of notification of 23rd November, 1900. 


Morez Pouzrcs District. 


_ Counties of Benarba, Burnett, Courallie, and 
Stapylton: Commencing at the confluence of the 
Duimaresq with the Macintyre River; and bounded 
thence by a line south to the left bank of the 
Macintyre River; by that bank of that river upwards 
to the north-west corner of the Messrs. Dight’s por- 
tion 6 of 320 acres, parish of Holdfast, county of 
Arrawatta; by a line, parts of which form the west 
boundaries of that portion and their portions 29 and 
27, south to Ottley’s Creek; by that creek southerly 
to the road from Yetman to Yallaroi; by the north- 
western side of. that road south-westerly to Yallaroi 
Creek; by that ereeck downwards to Croppa Creek ; 
by that creek upwards to the marked western boun- 
dary of the county of Burnett; by that boundary 
seuth to the north-west corner of portion 3 of 150 
acres, parish of Bogamildi, county of Burnett; by the 
north boundary of that portion east to Mosquito 
Creek; by that ereck downwards to the Gwydir River; 
by the right bank of that river upwards to a point 
north of the confluence of Slaughterhouse Creek; by 
a line south to that confluence, and by that creek 
upwards to a marked western boundary of the county 
of Burnett aforesaid ; by that boundary south and the 
range forming the south-western boundary of the 
county south-easterly, and, the range forming the 
western boundary of the county of Murchison, being 
the western watershed of the Horton River southerly 
of the range forming the south-western boundary »f 
the county of Courallie at the head of Terry-Hie-Hie 
Creck; by that county boundary generally north- 
westerly to a point west of the south-western corner 
of portion, 50, parish of Windoondilla; by a line partly 
forming the southern boundaries’ of that portion and 
portion 112; the eastern boundaries of that portion 
and portion 11 north to Courallie Creek; by that 
ereek, Moomin Creek, and the Meei, or Gwydir River 
downwards to the junction of the Barwon River, and 
by that River and the Macintyre River, being the 
bonndary between the States of Queensland and New 
South Wales upwards to the point of commencement. 

Places of Petty Sessions—Boaeasitta, Boom, 
Morer, and MunGInnt. 

In lieu of notification of 25th January, 1898. 


Morvya Potice District. 


Counties of Dampier and St. Vincent: Commencing 
on the high-water mark of the South Pacifice’ Ocean 
on the northern high-water mark of Wallaga Lake; 
and bounded thence by the high-water mark of that 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 117. 


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_ ocean northerly to the northern high-water mark of 


Durras Water, about 14 miles westerly from Point 
Upright; by the northern and western high-water 
marks generally westerly to Benandra Creek; by a 
line west to the western side of the road from Bate- 
man’s Bay to Ulladulla; by that side of that road 
northerly to Cockwhy Creek; by that creek downwards 
to Clyde River, a line west to its right bank; and by 
that bank downwards to Currowan Creek; by that 
creek upwards to Budawang Creck; and by Budawang 
Creek upwards to the Budawang Range; by that range 
and the range forming the eastern watershed of Mon- 
garlowe River southerly to a point east of the south- 
east corner of portion 26, parish of Milo, county of 
St. Vincent; by a line and the south boundary of that 
portion west to its south-west corner, and a line south- 
westerly to the confluence of Araluen Creek with the 
Deua or Moruya River; by the left bank of that river 
upwards to the confluence of Moodong Creek; thence 
by the spur-range which forms the southern watershed 
of that creek westerly to the eastern watershed 
of the Shoalhaven River; thence by the eastern and. 
southern watersheds of that river southerly and wes-. 
terly to the source of Currambene Creek, dividing it 
from the waters of Woila Creek; by the last-named 
creek downwards and the Tuross River and Dolundun- 
dale or Tool’s Creek upwards to the range along part - 
of the northern boundary of the county of Auckland; 
by that range generally north-easterly to a point south 
of the north-east corner of portion 7 of 200 acres, 
parish of Wadbilliga West, county of Dampier; by a 
line north to the Wadbilliga River; by the right bank 
of that river downwards to the south-west corner of 
portion 28 of 300 acres, parish of Wadbilliga; by the 
south boundary of that portion east and a line easterly 
to the south-west corner of portion 38 of 100 acres, 
parish of Uurobodalla; by the south boundary of that. 
portion east and a line easterly to the south-west cor- 
ner of portion 65 of 100 acres; by the south boundary. 
of that portion and a line east to the western side of . 
the road from Moruya to Bega; by that side of that 
road southerly to Dignam’s Creek; by that creek 
downwards to the road from Narira to Tilba Tilba.. 
which forms the western and northern boundaries of. 
portions 2385, 238, 2387, 405, and 404, parish of Noo- 
rooma, county of Dampier, by that road easterly to 
a point north of the north-east corner of the last-: 
mentioned portion of the summit of the range dividing . 
the waters flowing into 'Tilba Tilba Swamp from those 
flowing into Wallaga Lake; by that range south-: 
easterly to the northern high-water mark of Wallaga 
Lake, and by that high-water mark south-easterly to 
the point of commencement,—inclusive of all islands 
adjacent to the sea coast between the northern shore 
of Wallaga Lake and the northern shore of Durras 
Water. 

Places of Petty Sessions—Bateman’s Bay, CeEn- 
TRAL LrnBA, Moroya, NELLIGEN, 4xp NURRIGUNDAH. 

In lieu of notification of 25th January, 1898. 


Muvcrr Porice District. 


Counties of Bligh, PRUng, and Wellington: Com- 
mencing at the junction of Cudgegong Creek with the 


| Cudgegong River; and bounded thence by the left 


bank of that river downwards to a point south of the 
south-east corner of W. Beaumont’s 42 acres, portion 
6, parish of Arthur, county of Phillip; by a line, parts 


| of which form the east boundaries of portions 6, 91, 


and 94, north to the north-east corner of the last-men- 
tioned portion; by a line northerly to the south-east. 


| corner of portion 56; and by part of the eastern boun- 
| dary of the parish of Arthur generally northerly to the 
| north-east corner of J. C. Cox’s portion 30; by a line, 
| the east boundary of portion 165, parish of Dungaree, 
| a line, the east boundary of portion 29, parish of Bara, 
/ a line, and the west boundary of portion 166, parish of 
| Hawkins, northerly to the north-west corner of the last- 


mentioned portion; by a live northerly to the south- 
east corner of portion 43, parish of Bara, by the east 
boundary of that portion north, part of the south 
boundary of portion 70 east, its eastern boundaries, 
and a line northerly to the south-east corner of portion 
103: by the east boundaries of that portion and por-. 
ticn 18, parish of Botobolar, north, part of the north 
boundary of the last-mentioned portion west, the east 
poundaries of portions 107, 106, and 71, and a line 
north to the south boundary of portion 91; by. part 
of that boundary east, its east boundary north, and 
a line northerly to the south-west corner of portion 
13; by the west boundary of that portion north and a 
line north-westerly to the south-west corner of portion 
48; by the west boundary of that portion north, part of 
its north boundary east, and the west boundaries of 
portions 188 and 137 and a line north to the Great 
Dividing Range; by that range easterly and the rave 
forming the wéstern watershed of Ginghi and By ong, 


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Creeks northerly to the western boundary of portion 
81, parish of Coggan, county of Phillip, by the west- 
ern boundaries of that portion and portion 30 
northerly, a line, and the southern boundary of por- 
tion 82 westerly to the Goulburn River; by the right 
bank of that river upwards to its head in the Great 
Dividing Range; by that range westerly and northerly 
to the east prolongation of the south boundary of R. 
Fitzgerald’s portion 14 of 790 acres, parish of Nan- 
doura, county of Bligh; by that prolongation and 
boundary and the northern boundaries of portions 100, 
44, 43, and 41, parish of Nandoura, and 23, parish cf 
Uarbry, westerly to the road from Uarbry to Denison 
Town; by that road part of which forms the northern 
boundary of portion 41 south-westerly to Cainbil 
Creek; by that creek upwards to the southern boun- 
dary of the parish of Terraban; by that boundary wes- 
terly and its western boundary northerly to Coolabur- 
ragundy River; by that river and Talbragar River 
downwards to the range forming the boundary be- 
tween the counties of Bligh and Lincoln; by that 
range generally southerly to the road from Cobborah 
to Gulgong; by that road south-easterly to Wialdra 
Creek; by that creck downwards to the Cudgegong 
River ; by the right bank of that river downwards to a 
point north of the confluence of Gunnell Creek; by a 
line south to that confluence; and by that creek up- 
wards to its head in the range forming the northern 
watershed of Oaky Creek; by that range southerly to 
a point north of the north-west corner of portion 6 
of 600 acres, parish of Suttor, county of Wellington ; 
by a line, parts of which form the westernmost boun- 
dary of that portion and the east boundary of George 
Suttor’s portion 2 of 640 acres, parish of Walters, 
south; the south and west boundaries of the latter 
portion west and north, the south boundary of George 
Suttor’s portion 1 of 1,118 acres, parish of Wear, west 
to the Macquarie River; by the right bank of that 
viver upwards to the Turon River: by the right bank 
of that river upwards to the road from Bathurst to 
Warrangunnia;; by that road northerly to a gum- 
tree marked broad arrow over m over 11; by a line east 
to Cunningham’s Creek; by that creek and Bombandi 
Creek upwards to Cox’s Gullv: by that gully to its 
head, and a line northerly to the head of Cudgegong 
Creek; and by that creek downwards, to the point of 
commencement. 


Places of Petty Sessions—Guncone, HarGRraves, 
Hirt Enp, Lrapvinrn, Mupcrer, WiINDEYER, AND 
WOLLAR. 


In lieu of notificteion of the 22nd July, 1908. 


MURRURUNDI Potice DISTRICT. 


Counties of Buckland, Brisbane, and Pottinger: 
Commencing at the confluence of Timor Creek with 
the Isis River; and bounded thence by the right bank 
of that river upwards to the crossing of the road in 
I. R. White’s portion 74 of 100 acres, parish of 
Liincoln, county of Brisbane; by the eastern side of 
that road northely to Crawney’s Pass, in the Liver- 
pool Range; by that range westerly and the range 
dividing the counties of Parry and Buckland, and 
also the waters of Coeypolly and Jacob and Joseph 
Creeks from those of the Peel River north-westerly 
to the range dividing the waters of Werris and Curra- 
bubula Creeks; by that range westerly to the north 
boundary of portion 149 of 2944 acres, parish of 
Werrie, county of Buckland; by part of that boun- 
dary west, part of the east boundary of portion 49 
north, the north boundaries of that portion and por- 
tion 128, 119, 50, 17, and 122, and a line west to the 
western side of the railway from Tamworth to 
Quirindi; by that side cf that railway southerly to 
the southern side of the North-western Railway at 
Werris Creek Junction; by that side of that railway 
westerly and north-westerly to the south boundary of 
portion 82, parish of Mooki; by a line, parts of which 
form the south boundaries of portions 82, 13, 12, and 5, 
west to the left bank of the Mooki River; by that 
bank of that river upwards to the north-east corner 
of portion 68 of 160 acres, parish of Clift, county of 
Pottinger; by a line, parts of which form the north 
boundaries of portions 63, 65 to 67, 73, and 71, parish 
of Clift, portions 38 and 37, parish of Brothers, west 
to the north-west corner of the last-mentioned portion; 
by a line, parts of which form the west boundary of 
portion 87 and the east boundaries of portions 144, 143, 
142, 161, 59, 71, 83, and 89 south to the north boundary 
of portion 17, parish of Coolanbilla; by part of that 
boundary west, the west boundaries of portions 17 
and 16, and a line south to the north boundary of 
portion 24; by part of that boundary west, the west 
boundaries of that portion and portion 19 and a line 


south to the northern boundary of portion 159, parish 
of Springfield; by part of that boundary and the 
northern boundaries of portions 160 and 162, and 
their prolongation easterly to Coomoo Coomoo Creek; 
by that creek upwards to a spur range of the Liverpool 
Range; by that spur range southerly and the Liverpool 
Range easterly to Mount Tinagroo; thence by the 
northernmost boundaries of portions 180 and 202, 
parish of Tinagroo, county of Brisbane, easterly, part 
of the west and north boundary of portion 159 north 
and east to Middle Creek; by that creek downwards 
to the north-west corner of portion 126; by the north 
boundaries of portions 126 and 171, and a line east to 
the west boundary of J. J. Walsh’s conditional lease 
3,671 of 1,810 acres; by part of that boundary north, 
its north and part of its east boundary east and south 
to a point west of the north-west corner of portion 
158; by a line, parts of which form the north boun- 
dary of that portion and the south boundary of por- 
tion 214 east to the west boundary of portion 118, 
parish of Wingen; by part of that boundary and the 
west and north boundaries of portion 196 north and 
east and a line easterly to the north-west corner of 
portion 205; by a line, parts of which form the north 
boundaries of portions 205 to 208, 5, and 6 east to the 
north-western boundary of portion 112; by part of 
that boundary north-easterly, a north and west boun- 
dary of that portion east and north, and a line, parts 
of which form its northernmost boundary and the 
northern boundaries of portions 268, 290, and 292 
easterly to the west boundary of portion 78, parish of 
Page; by part of that boundary north and a line, 
parts of which form the northern boundaries of por- 
tions 78 to 81 east to the western boundary of portion 
6; by part of that boundary northerly, its northern 
boundary, a line, and the northern boundary of por- 
tion 16, Matthew Gogg’s 665 acres, parish of Isis, a 
line, and the south boundaries of portions 176 to 178 
east’ to the south-east corner of the last-mentioned 
portion; by a line easterly to the north-west corner 
of portion 205 of 6584 acres, the north boundary of 
that portion and a line east to the west boundary of 
portion 166; by part of that boundary south, its south 
boundary and prolongation east to the right bank of 
the Isis River; and by that bank of that river up- 
wards, to the point of commencement. 

Places of Petty Sessions—BLACKVILLE, MURRURUNDI, 
AND QUIRINM. 

In lieu of notification of 25th January, 1898. 


MURWILLUMBAH POLICE DISTRICT. 


County of Rous: Commencing on the high-water mark 
of the Southern Pacific Ocean ‘at Point Danger; and 
bounded thence by Macpherson’s Range, dividing the 
States of New South Wales and Queensland, westerly 
to the range dividing the waters of the Tweed and 
Brunswick Rivers from those of the Richmond River; 
by that range southerly and easterly to the road from 
Byangum to Lismore, which follows the Nightcap 
Range; by the north-eastern side of that road south- 
easterly to Boggy or Repentance Creek; by that creek 
and Cooper’s Creek downwards to the southern boun- 
dary of the parish of Jasper; by that boundary gene- 
rally easterly to Wilson’s Creek; by that creek down- 
wards and Byron Creek upwards to the boundary 
dividing the parish of Byron from the parishes of 
Teven and Newrybar; by that boundary generally 
easterly to the aforesaid high-water wark about } of 
2 mile southerly of Broken Head; thence by that high- 
water mark northerly, to the point of commencement ;— 
inclusive of all islands adjacent to the sea coast 
between Broken Head and Point Danger. 

Places of Petty Sessions—BANGALOW, Byron Bay, 
CupDGEN, MULLUMBIMBI, MURWILLUMBAH, AND 'TWEED 
HEADS. 

In lieu of Proclamation of 30th May, 1899. 


MUSWELLBROOK AND MERTON POLICE DISTRICT. 


Counties of Brisbane, Durham, and Hunter: Com- 
mencing at the junction of Widden Brook with the 
Goulburn River; and bounded thence by that brook 
upwards to the north-west corner of J. and A. 
Thompson’s portion 16 of 43 acres, parish of Mirrie, 
county of Hunter; by a line partly forming the north 
boundary of that portion east to the range dividing 
the waters of Baerami and James’ Creeks from those 
of Widdin Brook and Blackwater Creek; by that 
range generally south-easterly to Mount Monundilla; 
by the range forming the southern watershed of 
Greig’s Creek and the range dividing the waters of 


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Doyle’s Creek from those of the Macdonald River, 
Parson’s Creek, and Wollombi Brook easterly and 
northerly to a point west of the south-west corner of 
portion 193 of 79} acres, parish of Wambo, county of 
Hunter; by the west boundaries of that portion and 
portions 191, 189, 187, 186, the Permanent Common, 
and a line northerly to the south-east corner of por- 
tion 173 of 71} acres; by the east boundaries of that 
portion, S. Marshall’s 734 acres, portion 56, a line, 
and the east boundaries of J. Robertson’s portions 9 
and 8, parish of Howick, county of Durham, northerly; 
by a line and part of the north-eastern boundary of 
portion 58 north-westerly, a line, and the west boun- 
daries of portions 42 and 49 north, the north boundary 
of the latter portion and a line east, part of the west 
boundary of portion 31, a line, and the east boun- 
daries of Robert Pringle’s portion 124, parish of 
Howick, T. H. James’ portion 176, parish of Savoy, 
and R. Pringle’s portion 175, northerly, part of the 
north boundary of the last-mentioned portion west, 
to the eastern side of the road from Wollombi to 
Musclebrook; by that side of that road northerly to 
the southernmost boundary of portion 310 of 400 
acres; by southern and eastern boundaries of that 
portion easterly, northerly, and again easterly and 
northerly, and part of its northernmost boundary 
west to a point south of the south-east corner of por- 
tion 99; by a line and the east boundaries of that 
portion and portion 90 north to the north-east corner 
of the latter portion; thence by the north-western, 
northern, and eastern boundaries of the parish of 
Savoy, and the northern and eastern boundaries of 
parish of Liddell generally north-easterly and easterly 
to Foy Brook at the north-eastern corner of portion 42; 
by that brook upwards to the range dividing the waters 
of Rouchel Brook from those of Fal Brook; by that 
range and the range dividing the waters of St. Hilier’s 
and Rouchel Brooks westerly to the north-east corner 
of H. Dumaresq’s 1,500 acres, parish of Russell; by 
the north boundaries of that portion and his portion 
of 640 acres, and a line west to the right bank of the 
Hunter River; by that bank of that river downwards 
to Dart Brook; by that brook upwards to the north- 
east corner of D. McIntyre’s 2,000 acres, portion 39, 
parish of Strathearn, county of Brisbane; by the north 
boundaries of that portion, his portion 40 of 560 acres, 
portion 138, and a line west to the east boundary of 
portion 28, parish of Halscot; by part of that boun- 
dary north, its north boundary west, an east and a 
south boundary of portion 49 south and west, the south 
and part of the west boundary of portion 144 west and 
north, the southernmost boundary of portion 136, a 
line, and the northern boundary of D. C. F. Scott’s 
portion 1 of 2,560 acres westerly to the east boundary of 
portion 4, parish of Guan Gua; by part of that boun- 
dary north, its north boundary west to Wybong Creek ; 
by that creek downwards to the south-east corner of 
portion 12, J. Pike’s 660 acres, parish of Myrabluan ; 
by part of the southern boundary of that parish 
generally westerly to Hall’s Creek; by that creek and 
Middle Gully Creek upwards to the range dividing the 
waters of Hall’s and -Wybong’s Creeks from those of 
Coulson’s Creek; by that range northerly to Mount 
Terell, in the Liverpool Range; by that range west- 
erly to the head of Krui River; by the left bank of 
that river downwards to the Goulburn River; by a 
line west to its right bank; and by that bank of that 
river downwards, to the point of commencement. 

Places of Petty Sessions—DENMAN, MERRIWA, AND 
MUSWELLBROOK. 

In lieu of notification of 25th January, 1898. 


Narrasri Porice District. 


Counties of Baradine, Denham, Jamison, Nande- 
war, Pottinger, and White: Commencing at the junc- 
tion of Yaminba and Bora Creeks with Brigalow 
Creek; and bounded thence by a marked line shown 
on plans runs 341, east to the range dividing the 
counties of Pottinger and White; by that range north- 
easterly to the north-west corner of portion 32 of 640 
acres, parish of Willala, county of Pottinger ; by the 
north boundary of that parish east, and the west and 
north boundaries of that parish north, east, and 
again north and east, and by the east boundary of 
portion 46, parish of Tulla Mullen, and a line north 
to the southern side of the railway from Narrabri to 
Gunnedah; by that side of that railway easterly to 
a point south of the south-west corner of portion 86 
of 1173 acres, parish of Bogabri; by a line and the 
west boundary of that portion north, its north boun- 
dary, a line, and the north boundaries of portions 85 
and 80 east to a point south of the south-west corner 


of David Grover’s portion 11; by a line and the west 
boundaries of that portion and his portion 12 north, 
the north boundary of the latter portion and a line 
east to the right bank of the Namoi River; by that 
bank of that river downwards to the northern boun- 
dary of the parish of Bogabri, county of Nandewar; 
by part of that boundary generally easterly to the 
southernmost corner of portion 14 of 262 acres, parish 
of Leard ; by the south-eastern boundaries of that por- 
tion and portions 18 and 12 north-easterly, a line, 
and the east boundary of portion 17 north, to its 
north-east corner; by a line, parts of which form the 
north boundary of portion 25 of 2174 acres and ‘por- 
tion 16 of 206% acres, east to the west boundary of 
portion 52, parish of Wean; by part of that boundary 
north, part of its north boundary east, the west and 
north boundaries of portion 74, and the north boun- 
dary of portion 17 north and east to Bollol Creek; by 
that creek upwards to the north-west cerner of por- 
tion 44; by the north-western boundaries of portions 
44 and 48 north-easterly and a line east to Mihi 
Creek; by that creek upwards to the westernmost 
boundary of portion 3 of 320 acres, parish of Mihi; 
by part of that boundary and the west boundary of 
portion 5 north, and a line, parts of which form the 
north-western boundaries of that portion and portion 
6 of 927 acres north-easterly tothe range dividing the 
county of Nandewar from the counties of Darling and 
Murchison, and dividing the waters of Maule’s Creek 
from those of Tareela Creek and the Manilla River; 
by that range and the north-eastern boundary of the 
county of Jamison generally north-westerly to a point 
west of the south-wéstern corner of portion 50, parish 
of Windoondilla, county of Courallie; by a line partly 
forming the southern boundaries of that portion and 
portion 112, the eastern boundaries of that portion 
and portion 11 north to Courallie Creek; by that 
creek and Moomin Creek downwards to the boundary 
dividing the parishes of Gunathera and Dangar from 
the parishes of Meei and Cook, county of Benarba; 
by that boundary and a line southerly to Thalaba 
Creek; by that creek upwards to the north-west 
corner of the parish of Christie, county of Denham; 
by the western boundaries of that parish, part of the 
northern and western boundaries of the parish of 
Finley generally southerly to the south-west corner of 
portion 17 of that parish; by a line southerly to the 
north-west corner of Angus McDonald’s portion 3 of 
160 acres, parish of Cryon; by a line, parts of which 
form the west boundaries of that portion and portion 
4 of 167 acres, and by the eastern boundary of the 
parish of Reynolds, the western boundary of the 
parish of Benn, the western boundaries of portions 
15, 12, 11, 8, and 6, paish of Jereel, and the western 
boundary of the parish of Berryabar southerly to the 
Namoi River; by the right bank of that river down- 
wards to the south-west corner of Benjamin Richard’s 
portion 4 of 211 acres, parish of Yarradool; by a line 
south to meet the north-easterly prolongation of the 
north-west boundary of portion 4 of 640 acres, parish 
of Berrybah, county of Baradine; by that prolonga- 
tion and boundary and its continuation south-westerly 
to Baradine Creek; by that creek downwards to the 
northern corner of Arthur Colless’ portion 1 of 2820 
acres, parish of Cox; by part of the north-western 
boundary of that portion south-westerly to meet the 
north-easterly prolongation of the north-western Loun- 
dary of portion 19; by that prolongation and poun- 
dary, and a line, parts of which form the north- 
western boundaries of portions 20 and 29, parish 
of Cox, and portions 37 and 38, parish of Evans, 
south-westerly to the south-east corner of portion 45 of 
1.468 acres; by the south-eastern boundary of that 
portion south-westerly to the south-western boundary 
of the county of Baradine; by that boundary gene- 
rally south-easterly to the easternmost corner of the 
parish of Terembone, county of Leichhardt; by the 
northern boundary of the parish of Berigerie, county 
of Baradine south-easterly, by a line partly forming 
the south-eastern boundary Sf the late Dinby 
Resumed Area No. 584, and by a south-eastern boun- 
dary of the late Wangen Resumed Area No. 370 
norih-easterly to Milchomi or Baradine Creek; by that 
creek upwards, and by the southern boundary of the 
late resumed area No. 3634 Cumbil Holdings, easterly 
to Etoo or Dubbo Creek; by the boundaries of the 
late Resumed Area No. 777 north-easterly and south- 
easterly to a point due east of the north-east corner 
of Henry Gardiner’s scrub lease of 640 acres, parish 
of Cumbil: by a line east to the marked eastern boun- 
dary of the county; by that boundary northerly to 


a point west of the point of commencement; and by 
a line east to that point. 
Places of Petty Sessions—Narrasnt, PiLiiegs, AND 


Were WAA. - 
In lieu of notification of 25th January, 1898. 


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NARRANDERA PoLice DISTRICT. 


Counties of Bourke, Boyd, Cooper, Hume, Mitchell, 
and Urana: Commencing on the left bank of -the 
Murrumbidgee River, at the north-west corner of 
portion 119, parish of Hunanbrennan, county of Boyd; 
and bounded thence by a line parts of which form the 
western boundaries of portions 119, 11, 18 to 21, 23, 25, 
26, 28, parish of Eunanbrennan, portions 2, 8, 41, 248, 
43, 47 to 54, parish of Clifford, southerly to the north- 
‘ern boundary of portion 58, parish of Maley; by part 
of that boundary westerly, by a line parts of which 
form the western boundaries of portions 58, 59, 5 to 
7, 9, 10, 47, 49, 50, and 52, southerly to the southern 
boundary of the county of Boyd; by part of that boun- 
dary easterly to the north-eastern corner of portion 75, 
parish of Pullega, county of Urana; by the eastern 
boundary of that parish southerly, by the southern 
boundary of the parish of Yamma easterly, the eastern 
boundaries of the parishes of Bundure North and 
Bundure southerly to Yanko Creek; by that creek 
downwards to the north boundary of portion 128, 
parish of Thurrowa; by that boundary east and the 
eastern boundary of that parish southerly to Colombo 
Creek; by that creek and Billabong Creek downwards 
to a point north of the north-west corner of portion 
74, parish of Nowranie; by a line south to that corner ; 
and by the western boundaries of that parish and the 
parish of Palmer generally southerly to the north-west 
corner of the parish of Momolong, county of Denison; 
by the northern boundaries of that parish and the 
parish of Narrow Plains easterly, the western boun- 
dary of the parish of Clear Hill, county of Urana, 
northerly to Billabong Creek; by that creek upwards 
to'a point south of the south-west corner of portion 55, 
parish of Bulgandry; by a line and the west boun- 
daries of that portion and portions 56 and 40 north- 
erly, by a line parts of which form the north boun- 
daries of portions 40, 39, 58, and 123, easterly to the 
north-west boundary of portion 124; by the north- 
western boundaries of that portion north-easterly to its 
northernmost corner; by a line parts of which form 
the east boundaries of portions 69, 68, and part of the 
éast boundary of portion 65 north to a point west of 
Wollandoon Hill; by a line east to that hill, and by the 
range forming the southern watershed of Urangeline 
Creek generally easterly to the south-east corner of 
the county of Urana; by the eastern and northern 
boundaries of that county northerly and westerly to 
the eastern boundary of the parish of Faithfull, 
county of Mitchell; by the eastern boundaries of that 
parish generally northerly to the northernmost corner 
of portion 15; by the north-western boundary of that 
portion south-westerly to its north-western corner; 
by a line westerly to the south-east corner of portion 
41 of 831 acres, paris4 of Buckinbong; by a line parts 
of which form the east boundaries of portions 41, 12, 
8, 62 to 64, parish of Buckinbong, and portion 4, parish 
6f Brewarrena, north to the left bank of the Murrum- 
bidgee River; by that bank of that river upwards to 
meet the westerly prolongation of the southernmost 
poundary of portion 33, parish of Berembed, county 
of Bourke; by a line and the south boundary of that 
portion east to its south-east corner; and by the 
éastern boundaries of the latter parish northerly to 
the north-east corner of portion 182; by a line north- 
erly to the south-west corner of portion 25, parish of 
Elliott; by a line parts of which form the west boun- 
daries of that portion and portion 26 northerly, by the 
western boundary of the parish of Ashbridge, and a 
line northerly to the southern side of the road from 
Mejum Swamp to Cowabbie; by that side of that 
road westerly to a point south of the scuth-west corner 
of: portion 54, parish of Fennel; by the castern’ boun- 
dary of the county of Cooper,—as shown on plans 
County 27 and 28, fnortherly to a point east of the 
South-enst: corner of portion 16, parish of Yalgogrin, 
county of Cooper; by a line partly forming the south- 
ern bourndiry of that portion westerly, by the western 
boundary of the last-mentioned parish northerly, by 
southern and western boundaries of the parish of 
Sandy Creek westerly and northerly to the south-east 


corner of the parish of Dowling; by a line partly - 


forming the southern boundaries of portions Seed or 2dss 
8 to 5, parish of Dowling, and 1 and 2, parish of 
' Kolkilbertoo South, westerly, by the western boun- 
dary of that parish northerly to the south-east corner 
of portion 28 of 400 acres, parish of-The Peak; by 
the southernmost boundary of that parish and a line 
west to meet the south-easterly prolongation of the 
north-eastern boundary of portion 18, parish of The 


Bluff; by a line parts of which form the north-eastern ~ 


poundaries of portions 18, 17, 22, and 25 north-westerly 


to the north-east corner of the last-mentioned portion; 
by the north boundary of that portion and a line parts 
of which form the north boundaries of portions 16 
and 4 west to the Cocoparra Range; by that range 
southerly to a point east of the south-east corner of 
portion 4, parish of Pulletop; by a line parts of which 
form the south boundaries of that portion and por- 
tions 14, 27 to 29 west to the western boundary of the 
county of Cooper; by that boundary,—as shown on 
plan M. 64, and its prolongation southerly to the left 
bank of the Murrumbidgee River; and by the left 
bank of that river downwards, to the point of com- 
mencement, : : ; 

Piaces of Petty Sessions—DarutIncton Potnt, Lock- 
HART, NARANDERA, URANA, AND WHITTON 

In lieu of notification of 17th April, 1903. 


NEWCASTLE Porice DISTRICT. 


Counties of Northumberland and Gloucéster: Com- 
mencing on the high-water mark of the South Pacific 
Ocean, at the entrance channel to Tuggerah Lake; and 
bounded thence by that channel and ‘the eastern and 
northern shores of that lake generally northerly and 
westerly to the south-west corner of R. Henderson’s 
649 acres. parish of Wallarah, county of Northumber- 
land; by part of the west boundary of that portion 
north to the road along the range from Norah to 
Wyee, via Mount Budgewoi; by that road north- 
westerly to the western boundary of the parish of 
Wallarah aforesaid, being also the western boundary 
of mining permit 122 of 640 acres; by ‘part of that 
boundary northerly to Digary or Mannering Creek ; 
by that creek downwards to the high-water mark of 
Take Macquarie; thence by high-water marks of that 
jake generally westerly and northerly to Dora Creek; 
by that creek upwards to its source in Warrawolong 
Tiange; thence by that range and Sugarloaf Range 
generally north-easterly to the north-west corner of por- 
tion 63, parish of Teralba; thence by part of the north 
boundary of that portion east, the east boundaries of 
portions 88 and 84, parish of Stockrington, north, the - 
northernmost boundary of portion 83 east, part of the 
west and the north boundary of portion 56 north and 
east, part of the west and the north boundary of portion 
95 north and east, the western boundaries of portions 8 
11, and 12, parish of Hexham, generally northerly, a 
northern boundary of the last-menticned portion, and 
part of the south boundary of Edward Sparke’s 2,000 
acres, parish of Alnwick, and its prolongation east to 
the left bank of the Hunter River; by the high-water 
mark alone that bank of that river and of its north 
channel, and the western and northern shores of Fuller- 
ton Cove easterly, northerly, and again. easterly to the 
south-east corner of W. Russell’s 1,155 aeres, parish of 
Stockten, county of Gloucester; by part of the east 
boundary Of that portion north to the south-west corner 
of Oclonel Snodgrass’ 1,120 acres; by the-south boun- 
dary of that portion, the north boundary of portion 
145, parish of Stowell, east, part of its’ east boundary 
south, aud by the north boundaries: of portions 155, 
71, and 72, and their prolongation east to the high- 
water mark of the ocean’ aforesaid, and by that high- 
water mark southerly to the point of commencement,— 
inclusive 6f all islands adjacent to the coast between 
the entrance channel of Tuggerah Take and a point 
east of the north-east corner of portion 72, parish of 
Stowell, county of Gloucester. 3 

Places of Petty Sessions—CararrinE Hirt Bay, 
CHartEstown, Newcastie, Lamparon,. Mini, \TEr- 
ALBA, WALLSEND AND PuatrspuRG, WARATAH, AND 
Wes? WALLSEND. peice | time 

In lieu of notification of 22nd July, 1908. 


NYNGAN Porick DISTRICT. 


Countics of Canbelego, Flinders, Gregory,’ Kennedy, 
and Oxley: Commencing at the confluence of Crooked 
Creek with Mara Creek; and bourided thence by Mara 
Greek downwards to the southern boundary of portion 
5, parish of Ridge, county of Clyde; by that boundary 
and the southern boundaries of portions’ 9, 12,/19, and 
20, parish of Warrigal, county of Gregory, easterly; 
py the south-eastern boundaries of the last nientioned 
portion, portions 17, parish of Warrigal,' 11,1, 9 and - 
14, parish of Willie, by a line partly forming the 
south-eastern boundaries of portion 13, last-named 
parish, and portion 45, parish of |The Mole north- 
easterly to the Macquarie River; by the left bank of 
that river upwards to the north-western boundary of 
portion 28 of 640 acres, parish of Northcote 5° by the 
north-western boundaries of that: portion and of the 
parish of Mount Forster generally south-westerly _ ta 


97 TuL¥, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117, 


4103 


‘the sonth-western boundary of Buttabone Resunicd 


Area No. 252; by that boundary, the south-eastern 
boundary of Canonba Resunied Area No. 578A, the 
north-eastern boundaries of Merryanbone Resumed 
Area No. 386 and the north-eastern and south-eastern 


‘poundaries of Resumed Area 3864 generally south- 


easterly and south-westerly to Gunningar Creek; by 
that creek upwards to a western boundary of Mullen- 
gudgery Resumed Area 424; by that boundary 
southerly and a line partly forming the north-eastern 
boundaries of portions 17, 18, 85; 16, and 20, parish of 
Mullengudgery- south-easterly to the western boun- 
daries- of portion 72, parish of Warien, county of 
Oxley; by part of that boundary southerly to its 
south-western corner; by the south-western boundaries 
of that portion and portions 24, 25, 74, 28, 32, 30, and 
31; and prolongation south-easterly to meet the north- 
easterly prolongation of the south-eastern boundary 
of portion 46 of 3820 acres; by that prolongation and 
the south-eastern boundary of the last-mentioncd 
parish, and the south-eastern boundary of the parish of 
Mumpbrabah south-westerly to the easternmost corner 
of portion 14 of 2,560 acres, parish of Beablebar; by 
the south-eastern boundary of that portion and portion 
2 south-westerly to the southernmost corner of the 
latter portion; thence a line south-easterly to tie 
northern corner of portion 11, parish of Cremorne; 
by north-western boundaries of that portion and 
portions 10, 9, 6, and 2 south-westerly to the northern 
corner of portion 5, parish of Cajildry; by north- 
eastern boundaries of that portion and portion 4 south- 
easterly; by south-eastern boundaries of portions 4 to 
6, a line, and the north-western boundary of portion 3 
south-westerly to the Bogan River; by the right bank 
of that river downwards to its intersection by the 
northerly prolongation of the eastern boundary of 
portion 8 of 1,920 acres, parish of Merilba, county of 
Kennedy; by a line, parts of which form the eastern 
boundaries of that portion and portions 10, 11, and 
17 southerly; by the eastern boundaries of the last- 
mentioned portion and portions 8 und 6, parish of 
Mingélo, south-westerly to Bulbodney Creek; by that 
creek, Camp ‘and Yarra Yarra Creeks, upwards to the 
ringe dividing the counties of Cunningham and 
Flinders; by that rangé north-westerly to the most 
south-easterly boundary of the Overflow Resumed 
Area No. 187; by that boundary novih-easterly; by its 
north-eastern boundary north-westerly and part of 
the south-eastern boundary of Resuzned Area No. 18TA 


north-easterly to a point east of the north-east corner 


of’ portion 2, at Stratford’s Vank, parish of Delby, 
eounty of Flinders; by a line and the north bonndary 
of that portion west to its north-west corner; by a Jine 
westerly to the north-east corner of portion 1; by the 
north boundary of that portion and a line westerly to 
the north-east corner of portion 3, parish of Walton; 
py thé north boundary of that portion and a line 
westerly to the north-east corner of portion 2; by the 
north boundary of that portion and its prolongation 
west fo the western boundary of the county of Flin- 
ders: by that measured boundary northerly to the 
northernmost corner of the county of Mauramba ; 
thenee a line, parts of which form the south-eastern 
poundaries of Florida Western Lands Lease 190, Wilga 

estern Lands Leases 321, 620, and 848 north-easterly ; 
the north-eastern boundaries of the last-mentioned 
Jease and Western Lands Leases 782 and 254 north- 
westerly; by the north-western boundaries of Coolibah 


Western Lands Leases 484, 1701, 1712, 1713, and .507 © 


and the north-western boundary of the eounty of Can- 
pelego north-easterly to the Bogan River; by the left 
hank of that river downwards to a point west of the 
north4west corner of T. L. Richardson’s portion 7, 
parish of Eulah, county of Gregory ; by a line and the 
north boundary of that portion east to its north-east 
corner; and by a line north-easterly to the point of 
commniencement. . 

_ Places of Petty Sessions—NYNGAN AND GIRILAM- 


BONE. . 
In lieu of notification of 11th June, 1898. 


Orance Poxics District. 
- Counties of Bathurst and Wellington: Commencing 
‘at the confluence of the Macquarie River with Boshes 


Creek, and bounded thence : 
Sieh yank of that river; by that bank of that river 


Simmon’s portion 25, parish of Torrens, county of 
Bathurst; by a line, parts of which form the south 
beundaries of that portion and portions 24, 2, and In 
westerly and the northern boundary of the Church 
and School Wstate, being also the northern boundaries 
of the parishes of Calvert and Lindsay, and by the 
north boundaries of portions 42 and 41, parish of 
Waldegrave, westerly, part of the west boundary of 
the latter portion south, the north boundary of por- 
tion 22 west, part of its west boundary south, a line, 
and the southern boundaries of portions 28 and 162 
westerly to Cadiangullong or Oaky Creek; by that 
creek upwards to the north boundary. of portion 149, 
parish of Clarendon; by that boundary west, part: of 
its west boundary south, the north boundary of por- 
tion 153 west, part of its west boundary south, and a 
line, parts of which form the south boundaries of 
portions 52, 51, and 73, and the north boundary of 
portion 31 west, to Panuara Rivulet; by that rivulet 
upwards to its head, and by a line easterly to the- 
Canobolas Range, near the head of Soldier’s Creek ; 
by that range and the eastern boundaries of the 
parishes of Canobolas and Barton, county of Ashburn- 
ham, northerly to Boreenore Creek; by that creek 
downwards to Molong Creek; by that creek upwards 
to the south-east corner of portion 95 of 50 acres, 
parish of Gamboola, county of Wellington; by the 
east boundary of that portion north and a line 
north-easterly to the south-west corner of Joseph 
Taylor’s 2,560 acres, portion 22; by the west boun- 
dary of that portion and a line north to the right 
bank of the Bell River; by that bank of that river 
dewnwards to Larras Lake Creek; by that creek up- 
wards to its head, and by the eastern boundary of 
portion 120, parish of Warne, northerly to the head of 
Curragurra Creek; and by that creek downwards to 
the western boundary of portion 17, parish of Coola- 
min; by part of that boundary northerly to the road 
from the Orange-Wellington road to Ophir; by that 
road south-easterly to the head of Sawyer’s Creek; by 
that creek and Boshes Creek aforesaid downwards, 
to the point of commencement. 

Places of Petty Sessions—MtItitTHORPE AND ORANGE. 

In lieu of notification of 25th January, 1898. 


PARRAMATTA Poxrior Disrricr. 


County of Cumberland: Commencing at Lands- 
downe Bridge, at the crossing of the Liverpool-road 
over Prospect Creek; and bounded thence by a line 
along the centre of that rcad generally easterly to 
meet a line along the centre of Robert-road, in the 
Bark Huts Estate; by that line southerly to meet a 
line along the centre of Juno-parade; by that line 
east toa line along the centre of Punch Bowl road; 
by that line generally south-westerly to a line along 
the centre of Canterbury-road; by that line south- 
westerly to Salt Pan Creek; by the left bank of that 
creek downwards to the south boundary of George 
Pashley’s 80 acres, portion 132, parish of St. George; 
by that boundary and lines along the centre of 
Josephine-street east, the centre of Bond’s-road south, 
the centre of Broadarrow-road north-easterly, and 
Canary’s-road north-westerly to meet the south-west- 
erly: prolongation of tle south-east boundary of John 
Teadbeater’s 80 acres, portion 101; by that prolonga- 
tion and boundary and the south-eastern boundaries 
cf William Lee’s 100 acres, portion 102, and Thomas 
Brainson’s 40 acres, portion 108, north-easterly to 
Wolli Creek; by that creek downwards to Cook’s 
River; by the right bank of that river upwards to the 
southerly prolongation of a line along the centre of 
Garnet-street; by that prolongation and a line north- 
erly, a line along the centre of Canterbury New road 
westerly, and of Canterbury Old road north-easterly 
te the western bank of Long Cove Creek Canal; by 
that bank of that canal northerly to Long Cove; by 
the southern and western high-water mark of that 
cove and Iron Cove generally northerly to the north- 
eastern boundary of B. ©. Rodd’s property, about. 5 
chains 20 links south-westerly from the south-western 
side of Millar-street; by that north-eastern boundary 
and its prolongation partly forming the south-west 
boundaries of the properties of Adam Redpath and 
Sutton north-westerly to a line along the centre of 
Lyons-road; by that line south-westerly to meet_the 
south-easterly prolongation of the south-west boundary 
of Casey’s (formerly Potter’s) 6 acres, being part of a 
subdivision of allotment 99 of the original subdivision 
of the Fivedock Estate; by that prolongation and 
boundary north-westerly to its extremity; thence by 
the feneed western boundary of Casey’s (late Potter’s) 
land aforesaid northerly to the south-west boundary of 
H. Gear’s 6 acreg, also part of subdivision of allotment 
99 aforesaid; by part of that boundary north-westerly 
to the waters of the Parramatta River; by the right 


4104 


bank of that river upwards to a point south of Erming- 
ton Wharf; by a line to that wharf, and by the left 
bank of the Parramatta River upwards to the western 
side of the Pennant Hills road at Pennant Hills 
Wharf; by that side of that road northerly to the 
Ki8sing Point road from Ryde to Parramatta ; by the 
southern and western sides of that road westerly and 
northerly to the junction of the road to Pennant Hills, 
within Curtis Brand’s 30 acres, portion 87, parish of 
Field of Mars; by the western and northern sides of 
that road northerly, easterly, and again northerly to 
the junction of the road leading to the Main Northern 
road within portion 45, Samuel Marsden’s 100 acres; 
by the southern side of that road westerly and the 
western side of the Main Northern road generally 
northerly to the north boundary of Jane Bennett’s 
portion 133, parish of Nelson; by the north and west 
boundaries of that portion and portion 54 west, south, 
and again west and south, the south boundary of por- 
tion 199, and a line west, part of the east boundary 
‘of portion 91 south, the south boundaries of portions 
91 and 92 west, part of the east, the south, and part 
of the west boundaries of portion 59 south, west, and 
north, the south boundary of portion 252 west, part of 
the east, the north, and part of the west boundaries 


of portion 293 north, west, and south, the north and . 


west boundaries of portion 347 west, and south to 
Blue Gum Creek; by that creek downwards to a point 
north of the north-west corner of portion 2381; by a 
line and part of the west boundary of that portion 
south to the south-east corner of portion 333; by the 
south-western boundaries of that portion and portion 
288 north-westerly to meet the north-easterly prolon- 
gation of the north-western boundary of portion 245, 
parish of Castle Hill; by that prolongation and boun- 
dary south-westerly to Cattai Creek; by that creek 
downwards to the easternmost corner of portion 196; 
by the south-eastern boundary of that portion and its 
prolongation south-westerly to the north-eastern boun- 
dary of portion 36; by part of that boundary north- 
westerly, its north boundary west, part of the west 
boundary of portion 125, parish of Nelson, north to 
Second Ponds Creek; by that creek upwards to the 
Windsor-road; by the western sides of that road and 
the Old Windsor road southerly to the north boundary 
of the parish of Prospect; by that boundary westerly 
to Eastern Creek, near the confluence of Breakfast 
Creek; by Eastern Creek upwards to the south boun- 
dary of the parish of Prospect; by that boundary east- 
erly to the left bank of Prospect Creek; and by that 
bank of that creek downwards, to the point of com- 
mencement. 

Places of Petty Sessions—AsurieLpD, BuRWwoopD, AND 
PARRAMATTA. 

In lieu of notification of 27th October, 1903. 


Penritu Poricr Disrricr. 


Counties of Cook and Cumberland: Commencing at 
the junction of the Warragamba and Nepean Rivers; 
and bounded thence by the right bank of the latter 
river upwards to Bringelly Creek; by that creek up- 
wards to the eastern side of the Bringelly-road; by the 
eastern and southern sides of that road northerly and 
easterly to South Creek; by that creek downwards to 
the south-western corner of portion 55, parish of Mel- 
vilie, county of Cumberland; by the southern boun- 
daries of that portion and portions 61, 63, and 64 
easterly, by parts of the western and southern boun- 
daries of portion 71 southerly and easterly to Cecil 
Hills Tunnel on the line of Sydney Water Supply; by 
that line north-easterly to the southern boundary of 
portion 4; by part of that boundary easterly to the 
western side of the Old Cowpasture Road; by that side 
of that road northerly to the south boundary of the 
parish of Prospect, county of Cumberland; by part of 
that boundary westerly to Eastern: Creek; by that 
creek downwards to the south-western side of the road 
from Blacktown to Richmond; by that side of that 
road north-westerly to Rickaby’s Ponds Creek; 
by a line westerly to the junction of the Grose River 
with the Nepean River; by the left bank of the Grose 
River upwards to Govett’s Leap Creek, by a line west 
to the western side of the road from Perry’s Lookout, 
via Hat Hill, to Blackheath; by that side of that road 
southerly to the northernmost boundary of the sub- 
urban lands at Blackheath, proclaimed 20th March, 
1885; by the northern boundaries of those lands 
generally westerly to the Great Western road; by a 
line west to the cliffs at the edge of the table-land; 
and by the edge of those cliffs generally south-easterly 
to the northern boundary of reserve 35,295, parish of 
Kanimbla, county of Cook; by that boundary and a 
northern boundary of reserve 28,247 westerly to a 
point north of the north-eastern corner of portion 
163; by a line partly forming the eastern boundaries 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 117. 


[27 Jury, 1910. 


of that portion, reserve 21,172, and portion 51 south- 
erly to the northern boundary of portion 32; by part 
of the northern boundary of that portion west, itq 
west boundary south, part of its south boundary east, 
the west boundary of portion 35 south, its southern- 
most boundaries east, and the eastern boundaries of 
portion 42 southerly to its south-east corner; by a line 
southerly to the north-west corner of P. McAveny’s 
portion 1 of 50 acres, parish of Megalong; by the west 
boundary of that portion south, part of the north 
boundary of portion 2 west, its west boundary south, 
and part of its south boundary east, to Kurranbur- 
rock or Pulpit Hill Creek; by that creek downwards to 
Cox’s River; by the left bank of that river down- 
wards to Jamieson’s Valley Creek; by that creek up- 
wards to Waterfall Creek; by that creek upwards to 
the north-east corner of portion 1, parish of Kedumba, 
county of Cook; by a line north-easterly to the south- 
west corner of reserve 204; by the south boundaries of 
that reserve and portions 21 and 22 east to portion 
23; by part of the west and south boundaries of that 
portion south and east to the range dividing the Land 
Districts of Penrith and Picton; and by that range 
generally south-easterly, to the point of commence- 
ment. 

Places of Petty Sessions—KarooMBA AND PENRITH. 

In lieu of notification of 22nd July, 1908. 


Picron Poxtice District. 


Counties of Camden, Cook, and Westmoreland: 
Commencing at the junction of the Warragamba and 
Nepean Rivers; and bounded thence by the range 
dividing the Land Districts of Penrith and _ Picton 
generally north-westerly to the south boundary of 
portion 23, parish of Kedumba, county of Cook; by 
the south and west boundaries of that portion, south 
boundaries of portions 21 and 22 and reserve 204 west, 
north, and west to the south-west corner of the re- 
serve; by a line south-westerly to the north-east corner 
ot portion 1; by Waterfall Creek and Jamieson Valley 
Creek downwards to Cox’s River; by the left bank of 
that river upwards to a point north of its confluence 
with the Konangaroo River; by a line south to that 
confluence, and by the right bank of that river up- 
wards, by the southern boundary of the parish of 
Konangaroo, county of Westmoreland, westerly, and 
the eastern boundaries of the parishes of Drogheda 
and Abercorn southerly to the south-east corner of 
portion 7 of the latter parish; by a spur of the Main 
Dividing Range easterly to Mount Murruin; by Mur- 
ruin Creek downwards to the Wollondilly River; by 
the left bank of that river downwards to a point west 
of the south-west corner of portion 4 of 1094 acres, 
parish of Wanganderry, county of Camden; by a line 
and the south boundary of that portion east to its 
south-east corner; by a line easterly to Bonnum Pic 
Mountain; by a line south-easterly to Mount Jellore, 
and a line north-easterly to the south-west corner of 
portion 82, parish of Jellore; by the south boundary 
of that portion and a line east to the right bank of 
the Nattai River; by that bank of that river down- 
wards to a point west of the south-west corner of por- 
tion 110 of 5874 acres, parish of Cumbertine; by a line 
and the south boundaries of that portion and portion 
113 east, by the west and north-west boundaries of 
portion | north and north-easterly, part of the south 
and the east boundary of portion 83 east and north, 
the north boundary of portion 20 east, a line, and the 


| west boundary of portion 82 north, parts of its north 


boundary east, the north-western boundary of portion 
8 and its prolongation north-easterly to the west 
boundary of portion 74; by part of that boundary 
north to Rocky Waterholes Creek; by that creek up- 
wards to the south boundary of portion 104; by that 
boundary east, the south-eastern boundary of portion 
105 north-easterly, part of its eastern boundary north- 
erly, by southern boundaries of that portion and_por- 
tion 72, and a line east to the eastern side of the Great 
Southern Railway; by that side of that railway north- 
erly to a point west of the south-west corner of portion 
94; by a line, and the south boundaries of that por- 
tion and portion 114, east to the south-east corner of 
the latter portion; by a line easterly to the north- 
west corner of portion 147, parish of Bargo; by the 
north boundary of that portion east to the western 
side of the Great Southern road; by that side of that 
road northerly to Lupton’s Inn, near the southern 
corner of Chas. Jackson’s portion 70 of 30 acres; by 
a line easterly to the Cordeaux River; by that river 
downwards to a point west of the south-western corner 
of portion 11, parish of Wallandoola; by a line east 
to a point north of the confluence of Cordeaux Creek 
with Cordeaux River; by a line north to Wallandoolo 
Creek; and by that creek downwards to the Cataract 
River; by a line north to its right bank; by that 
bank of that river downwards to the Nepean River ; 


27 Juty, 1910.] 


by the right bank of that river upwards to a point 
south of the confluence of Harris Creek; by a line 
north to that confluence; and by that creek upwards 
to its source in the spur-range leading to Razor Back 
Range, by that spur-range, Razor Back Range, and 
Evelyn’s Range westerly to the southernmost corner 
of portion 86, parish of Picton; by the eastern 
boundaries of portions 85, 84, 132, and 16 north and 
west to Spring Creek; by that creek upwards to the 
west boundary of R. Johnstone’s 2,000 acres, portion 
2, parish of Weromba; by part of that boundary 
north, and part of the south boundary of John Wild’s 
2,000 acres west to Werriberri or Monkey Creek; hy 
that creek downwards to the Warragamba River; and 
by the right bank of that river downwards, to the 
point of commencement. 


Places of Petty 
DERRIE. 


Tn lieu of notification of 22nd July, 1908. 


PorT MACQUARIE POLICE DISTRICT. 


Counties of Dudley, Hawes, and Macquarie: Com- 
mencing on the high-water mark of the South Pacific 
Ocean at Indian Head; and bounded thence by a line 
west to John Trigonometrical Station on West or Mid- 
dle Brother Mountain; thence by the range dividing 
the waters of Stewart’s and Camden Haven Rivers 
westerly, and the range dividing the waters of the 
Hastings and Manning Rivers westerly and northerly 
to the southern side of the road from Walecha to Port 
Macquarie; by that side of that road generally easterly 
to the west boundary of portion 7, parish of Deben- 
ham, county of Macquarie; by the west boundary of 
that portion north to Ralfe’s Rivmet; by that rivulet 
downwards to the Hastings River; by the right bank 
of that river upwards to the range forming the south- 
ern watershed of Lower Mooraback or Cleghorn’s 


Scssions—-P1cTtoON AND YERRAN- 


Creek; by that range westerly to the range dividing ‘ 


the counties of Vernon and Macquarie; by that range 
north-easterly and the range dividing the waters of 
the Hastings and Macleay Rivers easterly to a point 
north of the north-west corner cf portion 2, reserve 
155 of 838 acres, parish of Lincoln, county of Mac- 
quarie; by a line and the west boundary of that portion 
south, the south boundaries of portions 2 and 4 east, 
and the west boundary of portion 1 south to Smith’s 
Creek; by that creek and Piper’s Creek downwards, 
and the Maria River upwards to the south-west corner 
of portion 60, parish of Palmerston; by a line parts of 
which form the southern boundary of that portion, and 
portions 67, 4, 118, and 120 easterry to the western 
boundary of portion 16, a line, and the western boun- 
dary of portion 24 northerly, and a line part of which 
forms the northern boundaries of portions 24, 23, and 
99 easterly to the ocean aforesaid; and by the high- 
water mark of that ocean southerly, to the point of 
commencement. 

Places of Petty Sessions—Krw, 
AND WAUCHOPE. 


In lieu of notification of 5th February, 1901. 


PorRT MACQUARIE, 


QUEANBEYAN POLICE DISTRICT. 


Counties of Buccleuch, Cowley, and Murray: Com- 
mencing at the junction of Gundaroo Creek with the 
Yass River; and bounded thence by the right bank 
of that river downwards to a point north of the 
north-western corner of portion 155, parish of Toual, 
county of Murray; by a line and the western boundary 
of that portion southerly to its south-western corner ; 
by the southern boundary of the parish of Toual west- 
erly to Morrumbaieman Creek; by that creek upwards 
to the northern boundary of portion 85, parish of 
Bedulluck; by part of the eastern and southern boun- 
daries of that parish southerly and westerly to the 
south-western corner of portion 169; by part of the 
north-eastern and southern boundaries of the parish 
of Jeir south-easterly and westerly, by a line westerly 
to the left bank of the Murrumbidgee River; by that 
bank of that river downwards to the road from the 
Mullion to Yass at Boambolo Ford; by that road 
southerly to the south-eastern corner of portion 117, 
parish of Cavan, county of Cowley; by a line partly 
forming the south boundary of that portion, part of 
the northern boundary of portion 97, and the northern 
boundary of portion 139 westerly to the range dividing 
the waters of Mountain Creek from Mullion, Tinker’s, 
Swamp, and Urayarra Creeks; by that range and the 
range between the Murrumbidgee and Goodradigbee 
Rivers southerly to the spur-range forming the south- 
ern watershed of Flea Creek; by that range westerly 
to the junction of that creek with the Goodradigbee 
River; by a line westerly to the nearest point in the 
spur-range which commences immediately opposite 


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that junction; and by that range generally westerly 
to the main range dividing the waters of the Tumut 
and Goodradigbee Rivers; by that range southerly 
to the range dividing the waters of the Murrumbidgee 
River from those of the Goodradigbee and Gudgenby 
Rivers, Cotter and Naas Valley Creeks; by that range 
generally easterly to Mount Clear; py a tributary of 
Gap Creek; and by that creek downwards to the Mur- 
rumbidgee River; by the left bank of that river down- 
wards to a point west of the confluence of Michaligo 
Creek; by a line east, and by Michaligo Creek upwards 
to its head at Tinderry Pics; by a line to the head of 
Tinderry Creek; by that creek cGownwards to the 
Queanbeyan River; by the left bank of that river up- 
wards to the northern boundary of the parish of 
Jinjera, county of Murray; by that boundary easterly 
to the Great Dividing Range; by that range generally 
northerly to Mount Woolowolar, by a line northerly 
to the south-west corner of William Sherwin’s 1,117 
acres, parish of Mulwaree, county of Argyle; by the 
west boundary of that portion north to Mulwaree 
Creek ; by that creek upwards to the junction of Crisp’s 
and Merrigan Creeks; by a line north to the ridge 
forming the northern watershed of the former creek ; 
by that ridge westerly to Alhanoyonyiga Moutain; by 
Allianoyonyiga Creek downwards to Lake George; and 
by the northern margin of Lake George westerly to 
Cullarin Range; by that range northerly to the head 
of Gundareo Creek; and by that creek downwards, to 
the point of commencement. 


Places of Petty Sessions—BUNGENDORE, CAPTAIN’S 
FLAT, GUNDAROO, MICHELAGO, AND QUEANBEYAN. 


In lieu of notification of 25th January, 1898. 


RAYMOND TERRACE POLICE DISTRICT. 


Counties of Gloucester, Northumberland, and Dur- 
ham: Commencing on the high-water mark of the South 
Pacific Ocean, at a point east of the north-east corner 
of portion 72, parish of Stowell, county of Gloucester ; 
and bounded thence by a line and the north boundary 
of that portion and portions 71 and 155 to the east 


* boundary of John Smith’s 640 acres, portion 145, by 


part of the east and the north boundary of that por- 
tion north and west, and the south boundary of Colonel 
Snodgrass’s 1,120 acres, parish of Stockton, westerly 
to the eastern boundary of William Russell’s 1,155 
acres; thence by part of that boundary south to Fuler- 
ton Cove; thence by the northern and western shores 
of that cove, the high-water mark atong the left bank 
of the northern branch of the Hunter River, and the 
left bank of the Hunter River upwards to meet the 
east prolongation of the south boundary of the town 
of Alnwick; by that prolongation and the south boun- 
dary of that town and portion 51 of 2,000 acres, parish 
of Alnwick, county of Northumberland, west; the west 
boundary of that portion and a line north to the left 
bank of the Hunter River aforesaid; and by that bank 
upwards to the south-west corner of William Hickey’s 
portion 34, parish of Seaham, county of Durham; by a 
line parts of which form the west boundaries of that 
portion and of portions 23, 20, 19, and 56 northerly to 
the ,south boundary of H. Torrance’s 2,000 acres; 
thence by part of that boundary east to the Williams 
River ; thence by a line north-easterly across that river 
to the north-west corner of portion 51, parish of 
Thornton; thence by the northern boundary of that 
portion and the southern boundary of the Church and 
School Estate easterly to the range dividing the waters 
of the Williams and Little Rivers from those of the 
Karuah River; thence by that range northerly to the 
road from Clarencetown to Sawyer’s Point; by that 
road easterly to the boundary between the parishes 
of Wilmot and arean; by that boundary generally 
north-easterly to Limeburner’s Creek; by that creek 
upwards and the last-mentioned range north-westerly 
to the range dividing the waters of the Gloucester, 
Avon, and Macarthur Rivers from those of the Karuah 
and Myall Rivers; thence by that range easterly to the 
head of Wollomba River; thence by the left bank of 
that river downwards to a point north of the north- 
west corner of portion 66, parish of Gooloongolok; by 
a line and the west boundary of that portion and the 
east boundaries of portions 86 and 84 south; by part 
of the north boundary of portion 103 east; by the 
east boundaries of portions 103, 98, 95, and 93 southerly 
to the north-west corner of portion 13; by the north 
and east boundaries of that portion east and south to 
Wang Wauk or Maclean River; by the left bank of 
river downwards to a point north of the north-west 
corner of portion 31, parish of Cureeki; by a line partly 
forming the west boundaries of that portion and por- 
tions 32 and 68 south to Cureeki Creek; by that creek 
downwards to the Gooloongolok River ; by the left 
bank of that river upwards to a point west of the 


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(27 Jury, 1910. 


— 


South-west corner of portion 11, parish of Bachelor; 
by a line and the south boundary of that portion east 
to its south-east corner; thence by a westerly, a 
northerly, and part of the eastern boundary of portion 
28 north, east, and south, to the intersection of the 
last-named boundary with the reserved read through 
the portion; thence by a track easterly to the southern 
corner of portion 63; thence by the south-east boun- 
‘dary of that portion and the south-west boundary of 
portion 64 north-easterly and south-easterly to the 
southern corner of the last-named portion; thence by 
part of the east boundary of. that portion north to a 
north-west corner of portion 67; by boundaries of that 
portion east, north, and again east to its north-east 
corner; thence a line east to the right bank of Wallin- 
gat River; by that bank of that river downwards and 
the ,south-western margin of Walis Lake generally 
South-easterly to a point west of the north-west corner 
of portion 15, parish of Forster; thence a line crossing 
Wallis Lake and-parts of which form the north 
boundaries of portions 18, 45, 46, 89, and 90, east to 
the high-water mark of the South Pacific Ocean; and 
by that high-water mark southerly, to the point of 
commencement,—inecluding all islands adjacent to the 
“coast, east of the above-described boundaries. 


Places of Petty Sessions—BULLAHDELAH, BUNGWALL, 
RaymMonp Terrace, Stroup, anp Tra GARDENS: 


In lieu of notification of 22nd January, 1908. 


RICHMOND RiveER Porick DISTRICT. 


Counties of Rous, Richmond, Drake, and Buller: 
Commencing on the high-water mark of the South 
Pacific Ocean, about # of a mile southerly of Bro.en 
Head, at the south-east corner of the parish of Byron, 
county of Rous; and bounded thence by the boundary 
dividing that parish from the parishes of Newryber 


and Teven generally westerly to Byron Creek; by. tht . 


creek dowiwards and Wilson’s Creek upwards to the 
southern boundary of the parish of Jasper; by that 
boundary generally westerly to Cooper’s Creek: by chat 


creek and Boggy or Repentance Creek upwards to the’ 


road from Lismore to Byangum, which follows the 
nightcap Range; by the north-eastern side of that. read 
north-westerly to the range which divides the waters 
of the Tweed and Brunswick Rivers from those 0£ the 
Richmond River; by that range westerly and noctheriy 
to Macpherson’s Range, dividing the States of New 
South Wales and Queensland; by that range generally 
westerly to a box-tree marked broad-arrow over 800 
‘Over F.E.R Over 66, shown on plan Mise. 153; thence by 
a marked line shown on plan Mise. 23, Grafton, souto 
to the north boundary of portion 46, parish of Benury, 
county of Buller; by part of that boundary east te 
Beaury Creek; by that creek downwards to Tooloom 
Creek; by that creek upwards to the west boundary ot 
portion 15, parish of Tooloom; by that boundury 
southerly, the south boundaries of that portion and 
portion 16 east, and a line easterly to the south-west 
corner of pertion 20, by the south boundaries of 
portions 20 and 21 and their prolongation east to the 
spur-range leading from the south obelisk to the range 
dividing the waters of Tooloom Creek from Bean and 
Duck Creeks; by that spur-range and that range 
southerly. to the Clarence River, and a line south to its 
right bank; by that bank of that river downwarés to 
the west boundary of portion 60 of 331 acres, parish 
of Iému; by that boundary and its prolongation south 
to Jenny Lind Creek; by that «reek downwards to the 
west boundary of portion 18; by that boundary and its 
prolongation south to Plumbago Creek; by that creek 
downwards to the crossing of the road from Fairfield to 
Solferino; by the northern and éastern sides of that 
road easterly and southerly to the range dividing the 
waters of Timbarra and Clarence Rivers, at Hamilton’s 
Gap; by that range southerly to the head of Nogrigar 
or Grass-tree Creek; by that creek downwards; by the 
right bank of the Clarence River downwards; by the 
Dubadar or Deep Creek upwards to the Richmond 
Range dividing the waters of tne Richmond and 
Clarence Rivers; by that range generally easterly and 
northerly to a post marked broad-arrow over 2 100 
chains 96 links west of a post marked L.D.B. over L.G. 
near the sea-coast about 4 miles southerly from Evan’s 
Heads; by a line east to the aforesaid high-water mark 
of the ocean; and by that high-water mark northerly to 
the point of commencement,—inclusive of all islands 
adjacent to the coast between a point 4 miles southerly 
from Evan’s Heads and a point 3 of a mile south of 
Broken. Head. 


«Places of Petty Sessions—Austonvitrn, BaLirna, . 


BRoabWwatTer, Castno, Coraxr, Kyocrn, anp Lismorn. 
In lieu of notification of 30th May, 189% 


RYDE PoLice DIstTRIcT. 


County of Cumberland: Commencing at the junction 
of Lane Cove and Parramatta Rivers; and bounded 
thence by the left bank of the Parramatta River up- 
wards to the western side of the Pennant Hills road at 
Pennant Hills Wharf; by that side of that road north- 
erly to the Kissing Point road from Ryde to Parra- 
matta; by the southern and western sides of that road 
westerly and northerly to the junction of the road to 
Pennant Hills, within Curtis Brand’s 30 acres, portion 
87, parish of Field of Mars; by the western and 
northern sides of that road northerly, easterly, and 
again northerly to the junction of the road leading to 
the Main Northern road, within portion 45, Samuel 
Marsden’s 100 acres; by the southern side of that road 
westerly, and the western side of the Main Northern 
road generally northerly to the range forming the 
south-eastern boundary of the parish of Frederick, 
shown on plan Mise. 364, Sydney; by that range gener- 
ally north-easterly to the Hawkesbury River; by the 
right kank of that river downwards to the left bank 
of Cowan Creek; by that creek upwards to Cockle 
Creek; by that creek and Spring Gully Creek upwards 
to the north boundary of Thomas Hynde’s portion 6 of 
640 acres, parish of Gordon; by part of that boundary 
west, part of its west boundary south, the northernmost 
boundary of portion 28, and the north boundaries of 
portions 29 to 31, and a line west to the right bank of 
the Lane Cove River; by that bank of that river down- 
wards, to the point of commencement,—inclusive of 
Mud, Spectacle, Long, and Dangar Islands, in the 
Hawkesbury River, but exclusive of the tidal waters 
within the tributaries of the Hawkesbury, Lane Cove, 
and Parramatta Rivers, within the above-described 
boundaries, 


Places of Petty Sessions—Hornszy, Hunrer’s Hrin, 


AND RYDF. 
In lien of notification of 25th January, 1898. : 


Ryistone Poxrice District. 


Counties of Cook, Hunter, Phillip, and Roxburgh: 
Commencing at the junction of Bylong Creek with 
the Goulburn River; and bounded thence by the right 
bank of that river downwards to Widdin Brook; by 
that brook upwards to its junction with Red Creék; 
by a line southerly to Mount Coricudgery in the Great 
Dividing Range; by that range and the range form- 
ing the eastern watershed of Umbiella Creek southerly 
to Colo or Capertee River, at Sir John’s Mouth; by 
a litie south to its right bank, and by that bank down- 
wards about 1 mile to the range forming the eastern 
watershed of Coco or Cook’s Creek; by that range 
southerly to the Great Dividing Range; by that range 
westerly to Blackman’s Crown by a line south-west- 
erly to the junction of Crown Ridge Creek with the 
Turon River; by the right bank of that river down- 
wards to Round Swamp Creek; and by the range 
forming the western watershed of that creek north- 
erly, and the range forming the southern watershed 
of Warrangunia Creek, and the southern boundary of 
the parish of Warrangunia, county of Roxburgh, 
north-westerly to the eastern boundary of the parish 
ef Crudine by that boundary southerly to New Chum 
Creek; by that creek, Four Mile Creek, and Two Mile 
Oreck downwards to Cunningham’s or Crudine Creek ; 
by that creek upwards to Bombandi Creek; by that 
creek. upwards to Cox’s Guily; by that gully to its 
head, and by a line northerly to the head of Cudge- 
gone Creek; by that creek downwards to the Cudge- 
gong River; by the left bank of that river down- 
wards to a point south of the south-east corner of 
Wm. Beaumont’s portion 6 of 42 acres, parish of 
Arthur, county of Phillip; by a line, parts of which 
form the east boundaries of portions 6, 91, and 94, 
north to the north-east. corner of the last-mentioned 
portion; by a line northerly to the south-east corner 
of portion 56; and by part of the eastern boundary of 
the parish of Arthur generally northerly to the north- 
east corner of J. ©. Cox’s portion 30: hy a line, the east 
houndary of portion 165, parish of Dungeree, a line, 
the east boundary of portion 29, parish of Bara, a line 
and the west boundary of portion 166, parish of Haw- 
kins, northerly to the north-west corner of the last- 
mentioned portion by a line northerly to the south- 
east corner of portion 43, parish of Barak: by the 
east houndory of that Nértion nerth, part of the south 


boundary of portion 70 east, its eastern boundaries, . 


and a line northerly to the south-east corner of por- 
tion 103: by the east boundaries of that portion and 
portion 18, parish of Botobolar, north, part of the 
north boundary of the last-mentioned portion west, 
thie east boundaries of portions 107, 106, and 71, and 


a line north to the south boundary of portion 91; by 


pie 


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part of that botindary east, its east boundary north, 
and a line northerly to the south-west corner of por- 
tion 13; by the west boundary of that portion north 
and a line north-westerly to the south-west corner of 
portion 48; by the west boundary of that portion 
north, part of its north boundary east, and the west 
boundaries of portions 188 and 137 and a line north 
to the Great Dividing Range; by that range easterly 
and the range forming the western watershed of Ginghi 
and Bylong Orecks northerly, the western boundary of 
portion 31, parish of Coggan, county of Phillip, by the 
western boundaries of that. portion and portion 30 
northerly, a line, and the southern boundary of portion 
§2 westerly to the Goulburn River; by that river down- 
wards; to the point of commetcement. 


Places of Petty Sessions—CarertEE AND RyYistony. 


In lieu of notification of 25th January, 1898. 


Scone Pottcr Disrricr. 


Counties of Brisbane and Durham: Commencing at 
the confluence of Dart Brook with the Hunter River; 
and bounded thence by that brook upwards to the 
north-east corner of D. MclIntyre’s portion 39 of 
2,000 acres, parish of Strathearn, county of Brisbane; 
by the north boundaries of that portion, his por- 
tion 40 of 560 acres, portion 138, and a line west to 
the east boundary of portion 28, parish of Halscot; 
by part of that boundary north, its north boundary 
west, an east and south boundary of portion 49 south 
and west, the south and part of the west boundary of 
portion 144 west and north, the southernmost boun- 
dary of portion 136, a line, and the north boundary 
of D. C. F. Scott’s portion 1 of 2,560 acres westerly 
to the east boundary of portion 4, parish of Guan 
Gua; by part of that boundary north, its north boun- 
dary west to Wybong Creek ; by that creek downwards 
to the south-east corner of portion 12, J. Pike’s 660 
acres, parish of Myrabluan; by part of the southern 
boundary of that parish generally westerly to,Hall’s 
Creek; by that creek and Middle Gully upwards to 
the range dividing the waters of Hall’s and Wybong 
Creeks from those of Coulson’s Creek; by that. range 
northerly to Mount Terell, in the Liverpool Range; 
by that range easterly to Mount Tinagroo; thence by 
the northernmost boundaries of portions 180 and 202, 
parish of Tinagroo, easterly, part of the west and the 
north boundary of portion 159 north and eust.to 
Middle Creek; by that creek downwards to the north- 
west corner of portion 126; by the north boundaries 
of portions 126 and 171 and a line cast to the west 
boundary of J. J. Walsh’s conditional. lease No. 3,671 
of 1,810 acres; by part of that boundary north, its 
north and part of, its east boundary east and south 
t6. a point west of the north-west corner of portion 
158; by a line, parts of which form the north boun- 
dary of that portion and the south boundary of por- 
tion 214 east to the west boundary of portion 113, 
parish of Wingen; by part of that boundary and the 
west and north boundaries of portion 196 north and 
east, and a line easterly to the north-west corner of 
portion 205; by-a line, parts of which form the north 


doundaries of portions 205 to 208, 5, and 6, east to the 


north-west boundary of portion 112; by part of that 
boundary north-easterly, a north and west boundary 
of that portion east and north, and a line, parts of 
which form its northernmost boundary and the north- 
ern boundaries of portions 268, 290, and 292, easterly 
to the west boundary of portion 78, parish of Page; 
hy part of that boundary north, and a line, parts of 
which form the north boundaries of portions 78 to 81, 
east. to the western boundary of portion 6; by part 
of that boundary northerly, its northern boundary, a 
line, and the northern boundary of portion 16, 
Matthew Goge’s 665 acres, parish of Isis, a line, and 
the south boundaries of portions 176 to 178 east to the 
S6tith-east corner of the last-mentioned portion; by a 
line easterly to the north-west corner of portion-205 
at 658% acres, the north boundary of that portion, 
and a line east to the west boundary of portion 166 ; 
by part of that boundary south, its south boundary 
end prolongation east to the right bank of the Isis 
River; by that bank of that river upwards to the 
¢rossing of the road in F.. R.. White’s portion. 74 of 
100. aeres, parish of Lincoln; by the eastern side of 


that road. northerly to Crawvey’s Pass, in the Liver- 


Range; by that range easterly to the Mount 
Royal Range; and by that range southerly to_ the 
ange dividing. the waters of Rouchel Brook from 
hose Gf Fal Brook, Foy Brook, and_ St. Hilier’s 
sok; by that range south-westerly and westerly do 
the north-east corner of H. Dumaresq’s 1,500 acres, 


_ parish cf Russell; by the north boundaries of that 


portion and his fortion of 640 acres and & line west- 
erly to the right bank of the Hunter River; and by 


. by -that creek downwards to 


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that bank of that river downwards, to the point of 
commencement, 

laces of Petty Sessions—Axserppen, Moonan F at, 
AND SCONE. 

In lieu of notification of 25th January, 1898. 


SHOALHAVEN Poricre District. 


Counties of Camden and St. Vincent: Commencing 
on the high-water mark ot the South Pacific Ocean, at 


‘Point Upright; and bounded thence by that high-water 


mark, the northern and western high-water marks of 
Durras Water generally westerly to its,junction with 
Benandra Creek ; thence a line west to the western side 
of the road from Bateman’s Bay to Ulladulla; by 
that side of that, road northerly to Cockwhy Creek; 
its confluence with 
the Clyde River; by a line west to its right bank; 
and by that bank of that river downwards, Currawang 
and Budawang Creeks upwards to the source of 
the latter creek in Budawang Range (dividing the 
waters of the Shoalhaven and Clyde Rivers); by 
that range and the Currock Billy Range north- 
erly to a branch of the Enderick River, having 
its source at The Vines, by that branch and 
that river downwards to the Shoalhaven River, by a 
line north to the left bank of the latter river; by 
that bank of that river downwards to the Kangaroo 
River; by the right bank of that river upwards ‘to 
Yarrunga Creek; by that creek upwards to a point 
west of the south-western corner of Quarry Reserve 
28,573; by a line partly forming the south boundary 
of that reserve easterly to the road from Osborne to 
Yarrunga; by that road south-easterly to the edge df 
clifis on the western side of Barrengarry Creek; by 
those. cliffs generally north-easterly to the southern 
boundary of portion 259, parish of Burrawang, 
county of Camden; by that boundary easterly to the 
south-eastern corner; by a line north-easterly to Bel- 
more Falls; by the edge of cliffs on the eastern side of 
Barrengarry Creek southerly and northerly to the 
north-western corner of portion 198, parish of Yarrawa; 
by the north boundary of that portion east, an eastern 
boundary southerly, a north, and part of the east 
boundaries of portion 268 east and south, and the 
north boundary of portion.221 and a line east to the 
left bank of the Kangaroo River ; by that bank of that 
river upwards to the south boundary of portion. 160, 
parish of Wallaya; by the south and part of the east 
boundaries of that portion and portion 166 east, north, 
and again east and north to a point west of the north- 
west corner of portion 149; by a line east and by the 
northern boundaries of that portion easterly to its 
northernmost north-east corner; by a line south-east- 
erly to the northernmost north-west corner of portion 
147; by the northern boundaries of that portion and 
portion 247 easterly, the east boundary of the latter 
portion south to its south-east corner; by a line east- 
erly to the north-west corner of portion 231; by the 
north boundary of that portion a line, and the south 
boundary of portion 204 easterly to the south-east 
corner of the latter portion; by a line east to Kanga- 
roo Range; by that range southerly to the northern 
boundary of portion 147, parish of Broughton; by part 
of that boundary east, the west and south boundaries 
of portion 140 south and east, and a line east to the 
west boundary of portion 139;:by parts of the west 
and south boundaries of that portion south and east, 
and a line, parts of which form the west boundaries 
cf portions 136 to 138 south, part of the north boun- 
dary of Alexander Berry’s portion 34 of 4,000 acres, 
and a line easterly to the head of Crooked River; by 
the right bank of that river downwards to the high- 
water mark of the South Pacific Ocean aforesaid, and 
by that high-water mark southerlv. to the point. of 
commencement,—inclusive. of all islands adjacent to 
the coast between the northern shore of Durras Water 
and the Crooked River. 


Places of Petty Sessions—Brrry, Kancaroo VALLEY, 
Mitton, anp Nowra. 

Tn lien of notification of Shoalhaven Police District 
of 3ilst December, 1907. : 


Sinateron Porrce District. . 


Counties of Durham, Hunter, and Northumber- 
land: Commencing at the junction of Black Creek 
with the Hunter River; and bounded thence by the 
right bank of that river downwards to a point south 
of the south-east corner of Charles. Throsby’s 2,000 
acrcs, portion 103, parish of Stanhope, county of 
Durham: by a line north to that corner; and by the 
eastern boundaries of that portion and the western 
boundary of portion 33 northerly, parts of the south 
and east boundaries of portion 47 east and north, the 
south boundary of portion 66 east, part of its east 
boundary north to the range dividing the waters © 
Glendon and Carrow Brooks from those of the Pater- 


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son River; by that range and the Mount Royal Range 
northerly to the range dividing the waters of Rouchel 
Brook from those of Fal Brook and Foy Brook; by 
that range generally south-westerly to the head of 
Foy Brook; by that brook downwards to a northern 
boundary of the parish of Liddell, county of Durham, 
at the north-eastern corner of portion 42; by northern 
and eastern boundaries of that parish and eastern, 
northern, and north-western boundaries of the parish 
of Savoy generally south-westerly to the north-eastern 


corner of portion 90; by the east boundaries of that 


portion and portion 99, and a line south to the north 
boundary of portion 310 of 400 acres; by part of that 
boundary east, its east and south boundaries south, 
west, and again south and west to the eastern side of 
the road from Musclebrook to Wollombi; by that side 


of that road southerly to the north boundary of por-. 


tion 175, R. Pringle’s 640 acres; by part of that boun- 
dary east, the east boundaries of that portion and 
portion 176, parish of Savoy, portion 124, parish of 
Howick, a line, and part of the west boundary of 
portion 31 southerly to a point east of the north-east 
corner of portion 49; by a line and the northernmost 
boundary of that portion west, the west boundaries cf 
portions 49 and 42, and a line south to the north- 
eastern boundary of portion 38; by part of that boun- 
dary and a line south-easterly to the north-east corner 
of portion 8; by the eastern boundaries of that por- 
tion, portion 9, a line, and the eastern boundaries of 
portion 56, parish of Wambo, county of Hunter, por- 
tion 173, a line, and the western boundaries of the 
Permanent Common, portions 186, 187, 189, 191, and 
193 southerly to the south-west corner of the _ last- 
mentioned portion; by a line west to the range divid- 
ing the waters of Doyle’s Creek from those of Parson’s 
Creek and Wollombi Brook; by that range southerly 
to the range dividing the waters of Doyle’s and Par- 
son’s Creeks from those of the Macdonald River and 
Wareng Creck, and a spur-range dividing the waters 
of Drew’s and Werong Creeks easterly to Wollombi 
Brook, near portion 12, parish of Dalton, county of 
Northumberland; thence by a spur-range and the 
range forming the northern watershed of Culawine 
and Cedar Creeks north-easterly to the Broken Back 
Mountain; by a line north-easterly to the head of Roth- 
bury Creek; and by that creek and Black Creek down- 
wards, to the point of: commencement. 

Places of Petty Sessions—--JERRY’S 


SINGLETON. 
In lieu of notification of 25th January, 1898. 


PLAINS AND 


TaMWwoRTH Po.uice DisTRIctT. 


Counties of Buckland, Darling, Inglis, and Parry: 
Commencing at the confluence of the Peel and Namoi 
Rivers; and bounded thence by a line west to the 
right bank of the Namoi River, and by that bank of 
that river downwards to the western boundary of the 
parish of Namoi, county of Darling, at the south-west 
corner of portion 15; by the territorial boundary be- 
tween the Eastern and Central Divisions of the State 
generally northerly to the head of Borah Creek; by 
that creek downwards to the Manilla River; by the 
right bank of that river upwards to a point west of 
the south-west corner of portion 7, parish of Wilson, 
county of Darling; by a line east to that corner, and 
by the southern boundary of that parish generally 
easterly to the Namoi River; by the right bank of 
that river upwards to the confluence of Boundary 
Creek; by a line south to the western extreme of the 
table-land of Moonbi Range; by that side of that 
‘table-land south-easterly to the north-western corner 
of portion 54, parish of Daryleurah, county of Inglis; 
by the boundaries of that parish easterly and south- 
erly to the Great Northern Railway; by that railway 
north-easterly to the Moonbi Range; by that range and 
the Great Dividing Range generally southerly and 
westerly to the range dividing the counties of Buck- 
land and Parry, and also the waters of Coeypolly and 
Jacob and Joseph Creeks from those of the Peel 
River; by that range north-westerly to the range di- 
viding the waters of Werris and Currabubula Creeks ; 
by that range westerly to the north boundary of por- 
tion 149 of 2944 acres, parish of Werrie, county of 
Buckland ; by part of that boundary west, part of the 
east boundary of portion 49 north, the north boun- 
daries of that portion and portions 128, 119, 50, 17, 
and 122, and a line west to the western side of afore- 
said railway; by that side of that railway southerly 
to the southern side of the North-western Railway 
at Werris Creek Junction; by that side of that rail- 
way westerly to the territorial boundary between the 
Eastern and Central Divisions of the State; thence 
by that boundary to the south-western corner of por- 
tion 81, parish of Clift, the west boundary of the 
latter portion, and a west boundary of the parish of 


Clift north, a south and a west boundary west and 
north to Currabubula Creek; by that creek down- 
wards to the south-west corner of portion 18, parish 
of Piallaway ; by the western boundary of that parish 
northerly to the boundary dividing the counties cf 
Parry and Buckland; by that boundary north-west- 
erly to the south-east corner of portion 154 of 100 
acres, parish of Carroll; by the east boundaries of 
that portion and portion 153 and a line north to the 
north-western side of the, road from Tamworth to 
Carroll; by that side of that road south-westerly +0 
the south-east corner of Dight Brothers’ portion 54 
of 320 acres; by a line, parts of which form the east 
boundaries of that portion and portions 79, 81, 85, 
and 86, north to the Peel River; and by the left bank 
of ge river downwards, to the point of commence- 
ment. 

Places of Petty Sessions—Mantiita, Nunpie, Swamp 
Oak, AND ‘TAMWORTH. 

In leu of notification of 25th January, 1898. 


TEMORA POLICE DISTRICT. 


Counties of Bland, Bourke, and Clarendon: Com- 
mencing on Bland or Yeo Yeo Creek, at the south- 
eastern corner of the suburban lands of the town of 
Morangarell; and bounded thence by that creek up- 
wards to the northern boundary of the parish. of 
Stockinbingal; by that boundary generally westerly, 
part of its western boundary southerly to the south- 
west corner of Wm. O’Brien’s portion 51; by the south 
boundary of that portion east and a line south to the 
north-western boundaries of portion 85 of 485 acres; 
by the north-western boundaries of that portion, por- 
tions 178 and 386 south-westerly, part of the south 
boundary of the last-mentioned portion east and the 
west boundary of portion 42 south to the main range 
dividing the waters of the Lachlan and Murrumbidgee 
Rivers and forming the northern boundary of the 
county of Clarendon; by that range south-easterly and 
the range dividing the waters of Houlahan’s and Iron- 
bong or Billabung Creeks southerly to the south- 
western side of the road from Bethungra to Temora; 
by that side of that road north-westerly to the northers 
boundary of the parish of Trevethin, county of Claren- 
don; by that boundary westerly, part of the eastern 
boundary of the parish of Warre Warral northerly, its 
northern boundary westerly to the range dividing the 
counties of Clarendon and Bourke; by that range 
south-westerly to the south-eastern boundary of the 
parish of Mimosa, county of Bourke; by that boundary 
south-westerly and the southern boundaries of that 
parish and parishes of Robertson, Methul, Brangalgan, 
and Cowabbie generally westerly to the south-west 
corner of portion 44 of 875 acres, in the last-mentioned 
parish; by a line west to the road from Mejum Swamp 
to Cowabbie; by the southern side of that road 
westerly to a point south of the south-west corner of 
portion 54, parish of Fennel; by the eastern boundary 
of the county of Cooper northerly to a point west of 
the north-west corner of portion 20, parish of Ramsay; 
by a line, parts of which form the north boundaries 
of portions 18 to 21, and 24 east to a point south of 
the south-east corner of portion 33; by a line, parts. 
of which form the east boundaries of portions 33 and 
834 of 1,280 acres each, north to the south boundary of 
the parish of Ardlethan; by the south boundary of that 
parish and a line, parts of which form the north boun- 
daries of portions 10, 75, 67, 66, 63, and 62, parish of 
Mandamah, east to the north-east corner of the last- 
mentioned portion; by a line east and part of the 
western boundary of portion 2, parish of Langi Kal 
Kal northerly to meet the westerly prolongation of 
the northernmost southern boundary of portion 26, 
parish of Quandary; thence by a line partly forming 
that boundary easterly; by the range forming the 
boundary between the counties of Bland and Bourke 
south-easterly to the range dividing the waters of Bar- 
medman or Mandamah Creek from those of Walladilly 
Creek; by that range generally north-easterly to Bogin- 
derra Range, being the western watershed of Narra- 
burra Creek; -by that range and the western boun- 
dary of portion 19, parish of Boginderra, county of 
Bland northerly; by a line, parts of which form the 
north boundaries of portions 19, 18, 12, and 8 east to 
the dividing line between the late Resumed and Lease- 
hold Areas of Morangarell and Narraburra Creek 
Holding No. 649 through portion 27; by that dividing 
line northerly and north-easterly to Bland or Yeo Yeo 
Creek aforesaid; by that creek upwards, to the point 
of commencement. ee 4 

Place of Petty Sessions—TEMORA. ; 

In lieu of notification of 5th October, 1901. 


27 Juny, 1910.] 


—_—_— 


TENTERFIELD PoLice DIstTRIcT. 


Counties of Buller, Clive, Drake, and Gough: Com- 
mencing on the right bank of the Dumaresq River, at 
a point west of the confluence of Black Greek with 
that river; and bounded thence by the right bank of 
that river upwards to a point west of the confluence 
of Tenterfield Creek, by a line east to that confluence, 
and by Macpherson’s Range dividing the States of New 
South Wales and Queensland generally north-easterly 
to a box tree marked broad-arrow over S00 over F, §, 


R, over 66,—shown on plan Mis. 153; thence by a marked - 


line as shown on plan Mis. 23 Grafton south to the 
north boundary of portion 46, parish of Beaury, county 
of Buller; by part of that boundary east to Beaury 
Creek; by that creek downwards to Tooloom Creek; 
by that creek upwards to the west boundary of por- 
tion 15, parish of Tooloom; by that boundary southerly, 
the south boundaries of that portion and portion 16 
east, and a line easterly to the south-west corner of 
portion 20; by the south boundaries of portions 20 
and 21 and their prolongation east to the Spur Range 
leading from the South Obelisk to the range dividing 
the waters of Tooloom Creek from Bean and Duck 
Creeks; by that Spur Range and range southerly to 
the Clarence River; and by a line south to its right 
bank; and by that bank of that river downwards to 
the west boundary of portion 60 of 331 acres, parish 
of Emu; by that boundary and its prolongation south 
to Jenny Lind Creek; by that creek downwards to the 
west boundary of portion 13; by that boundary and 
its prolongation south to Plumbago Creek; by that 
creek downwards to the crossing of the road from 
Fairfield to Solferino; by the northern and eastern 
sides of that road easterly and southerly to the range 
dividing the waters of the Timbarra and Clarence 
Rivers at Hamilton’s Gap; by that range southerly 
to the range dividing the counties of Clive and Drake; 
by that range and the Gibraltar Range generally south- 
westerly to the head of Keye’s or Pheasant Creek; 
by that creek and Rocky River downwards to Morven 
or West Creek; by that creek and Morven or Main 
Camp Creek upwards to its head in the range dividing 
the counties of Clive and Gough; by that range 
southerly to the range dividing the waters of Severn 
and Deepwater Rivers; by that range westerly to the 
range forming the eastern watershed of Glen or 
Robertson’s Creek; by that range northerly to the road 
from Tent Hill to Deepwater; by that road westerly 
to the western boundary of the parish of Wellington 
Vale, county of Gough; by part of that boundary 
generally northerly to the north-east corner of portion 
24, parish of Strachan; by the north boundary of that 
portion and portion 14 west to Bark Hut Creek; by 
that creek upwards to a point east of the north-east 
corner of portion 6 of 40 acres, parish of Highland 
Home; by a line and the north boundary of that 
portion west to its north-west corner ; thence a line 
north to the range, parts of which form the boun- 
dary dividing the counties of Gough and Clive; thence 
by that range generally westerly to Carpet Snake 
Creek; by that creek and Black Creek downwards to 
the Dumaresq River aforesaid; and by a line west 
crossing that river, to the point of commencement. 


Places of Petty Sessions—-AcactA CREEK, DRAKE, 
DEEPWATER, TENTERFIELD, AND Wi1son’s Downratt. 
In lieu of notification of 24th June, 1898. 


TuMuUT PoLIcE DISTRICT. 


Counties of Buccleuch, Selwyn, and Wynyard: Com- 
mencing at the junction of Brungle Creek with the 
Tumut River; and bounded thence by the right bank 
of that river upwards to a point east of the northern 
corner of portion 160, parish of Tarrabandra, county 
of Wynyard; by a line west to that corner ; and by the 
north-western boundary of that portion south-westerly ; 
by the southern boundaries of portions 268, 15, 264, 
263, and 265 generally westerly to the east boundary 
of portion 60; by that boundary south, its south 
boundary and a line west to the western side of the 
road from Gundagai to Minjary; by that side of that 
road southerly to the south-east corner of portion 201; 
by part of the south boundary of that portion west and. 
‘a line, parts of which form the east boundaries of 
portions 236 and 237 south to the north boundary of 
portion 203; by part of that boundary east, the east 
boundary of that portion and portion 205 south, and 
by part of the southern boundary of the parish of 
Tarrabandra, the southern boundary of the parish of 
Willie Ploma, and part of the southern boundary of 
the parish of Bangus westerly to the southernmost 
south-west corner of portion 262 of the last-mentioned 
parish; by a line westerly to Veteran’s Peak in the 


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range forming part of the southern boundary of the 
parish of Bangus aforesaid; by that range westerly 
and southerly to Mount Adra; and by eastern, north- 
ern, and western boundaries of the parish of Yaven, 
northerly, westerly, and southerly io Hillas or Yaven 
Yaven Creek; by that creek downwards to the road 
from Sydney to Wagga Wagga; by inat road southerly 
to a point east of the north-eastern corner of portion 
53, parish of Yaven; by a line forming the northern 
boundaries of that portion and portions 100 and 103 
west to the range dividing the waters of Hillas or 
Yaven Yaven Creek from those of Tarcutta Creek; by 
that range southerly to the spur-range which leads 
over Bago Hill; by that spur-range south-westerly to 
the north boundary of portion 94 of 800 acres, parish 
of Hillas; by part of that boundary west to Tarcutta 
Creek; by that creek upwards to the northern boun- 
dary of portion 55, parish of Goldspink; thence by 
the range along the western boundary of that parish 
southerly to the main range dividing the waters of the 
Murray and Murrumbidgee Rivers; by that range 
generally south-easterly to the Great Dividing Range; 
by that range, the range dividing the waters of the 
Tumut and Goodradigbee Rivers, the range dividing the 
waters of Adjungbilly Creek from those of the Good- 
radigbee River and Weejasper Creek northerly to 
the range, part of which forms the south-western boun- 
dary of the parish of Childowla, county of Buccleuch, 
and divides the waters of Adjungbilly Creek from those 
of the Murrumbidgee River; by that range north- 
westerly and westerly to the south boundary of portion 
252 of G40 acres, parish of Bungongo;’ thence by the 
southern boundary of that parish generally westerly, 
part of the eastern and southern boundaries of the 
parish of Darbalara southerly and westerly to the 
north-west corner of portion 88 of 320. acres, parish 
of Wagara; by the west boundary of that portion and 
a line south to the north boundary of portion 29; by 
part of that boundary east, the western and southern 
boundaries of portion 237 southerly, easterly, and again 
southerly and easterly, the eastern and part of the 
southern boundaries of portion 229 southerly and 
westerly to a point north of the north-east corner of 
portion 215; by a line and the east boundaries of that 
portion and portion 219 south, the south boundary of 
that portion, and a line westerly to the north-east 
corner of portion 220; by the east boundari&S of por- 
tions 220 and 227, a line, and the east boundary of 
portion 228 south, the south-eastern corner of the last- 
mentioned portion, by south boundaries of that portion 
and portion 27 west, a line, and the north-western 
poundaries of portions 253 and 252 south-westerly to 
the north boundary of portion 143, parish of Brungle; 
by part of that boundary and the north boundary of 
portion 239 west, the easternmost boundary of portion 
244 of 400 acres south, the south boundaries of that 
portion and portion 106 west to the Tumut River ; and 
by the right bank of that river upwards, to the point 
of commencement. 
Places of Petty Sessions—ADELONG AND 'TUMUT. 
In lieu of notification of 25th January, 1898. 


Waaca Waaea Poxrice District. 


Counties of Bourke, Clarendon, Mitchell, and Wyn- 
yard: Commencing at the confluence of Billabun 
Greek with the Murrumbidgee River ; and bounde 
thence by a line south to the left bank of that river ; 
by that bank downwards to Hillas or Yaven Yaven 
Greek ; by that creek upwards to the road from Sydney 
to Wagga Wagga; by that road southerly to a point 
east of the north-eastern corner of portion 53, parish 
of Yaven, county of Wynyard; by a line forming the 
northern boundaries of that portion and portions 100 
and 103 west to the range dividing the waters of the 
Tarcutta and Yaven Yaven Creeks; by that range 
between those creeks southerly via Oberne Hill to the 
spur-range over Bago Hill; by that spur-range south- 
westerly to the north boundary of portion 94 of 300 
acres, parish of Hillas; by part of that boundary west 
to Tarcutta Creek ; by that creek upwards to the north- 
ern boundary of portion 55 of 320 acres, parish of 
Goldspink; thence by the range forming the western 
boundary of that parish southerly to the main range 
dividing the waters of the Murray and Murrumbidgee 
Rivers; by part of that range and the range dividing 
the waters of Buckargingah. Creek and Doodle Swamp 
Falls from Yerong and Mittagong Creeks gone 
westerly to the eastern boundary of county of Urana; 
by the eastern and northern boundaries of that county 
northerly and westerly to the eastern boundary of the 
parish of Faithful, county of Mitchell; by the eastern 
boundaries of that parish generally northerly to the 
northernmost corner of portion 15; by the north-west- 
ern boundary of that portion south-westerly to its 
north-western corner; by a line westerly to the south- 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVHRNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117. [2% Jury, 1910, 


east corner of portion 41 of 831 acres, parish of Buck- 
inbong; by a line, parts of which form the cast boun- 
daries of portions 41, 12, 8, 62 to 64, pavish of Buck- 
inbong, and portion 4, parish of Brewarrena, north 
to the left bank of the Murrumbidgee River; by that 
bank of that river upwards to meet the westerly pro- 
longation of the southernmost boundary of portion 33, 
parish of Berrembed, county of Bourke; by a line and 
the south boundary of that portion east to its south- 
east corner; and by the eastern boundaries of the 
latter parish northerly to the north-east corner of 
portion 182; by a line northerly to the south-west 
corner of portion 25, parish of Elliott, and ‘a line, 
parts of which form the west boundaries of that portion 
and portion 26, northerly, by the western boundary of 
the parish of Ashbridge and a line northerly to the 
southern side of the road from Mejum Swamp to 
Cowabbie; by that side of that road easterly to a 
point west of the south-west corner of portion 44 of 375 
acres, parish of Cowabbie; by a line to that corner ; 
and by the southern boundaries of that parish and the 
parishes of Brangalgan, Methul, Robertson, and Mi- 
mosa: easterly, the south-eastern boundary of the last- 
mentioned parish north-easterly to the range dividing 
the counties of Clarendon and Bourke; by that range 
north-easterly to the northern boundary of the parish 
of Warre Warral, county of Clarendon; by that boun- 
dary easterly, part of its eastern boundary southerly, 
and the northern boundary of the parish of Trevethin 
easterly to the south-western side of the road from 
Temora to Bethungra; by that side of that road south- 
easterly to the range dividing the waters of Houla- 
ghan’s and Billabung Creeks; by that range southerly 
to the north boundary of portion 11 of 2494 acres, 
parish of Ivor; by part of that boundary west, its 
west boundary south to the road from Jewnee to 
Cootamundry; by the northern side of that road east- 
erly to Billabung Creek; by that creek downwards to 
Merrybundinah Creek; by that creek upwards to the 
south boundary of E. and S. White’s portion 6, parish 
of Merrybundinah; by part of that boundary east to 
the road from Bethungra to Mundarlo; by the western 
side of that road southerly to.Cooba Creek; and by 
that creek and Billabung Creek downwards, to the 
point of commencement. 


Places of Petty Sessions—CootamMon, JUNEE, AND 


Wacea Waaaa. 
In lieu of notification of 5th October, 1901. 


Waueert Portce District. 


Counties of Baradine, Benarba, Denham, Clyde, 
Finch, and Leichhardt: Commencing at the confiuence 
of. the Macquarie River with the Darling or Barwon 
River; and bounded thence by a line west to the right 
bank.of the Darling River aforesaid; by that bank 
of that river downwards to the south-east corner of 
portion 8 of 217 acres, parish of Yamby, county of 
Narran; by a line, parts of which form the east boun- 
daries of that portion and portions 6 and 5 of that 
parish, and the west boundary of portion 60 of 31,564 


acres 3 roods 38 perches, parish of Boorooma, county. 


of Finch, north to the north-west corner of that por- 
tion; by a line northerly to the south-east corner of 
G. A. and P. Mein’s portion 23 of 320 acres, parish of 
Terewah, County of Narran; by the east boundaries 
of that portion and portion 18 and a line northerly 
to the south-east corner of portion 12; by the east 
boundary of that portion and a line north to the 
south boundary of portion 6; by part of that boun- 
dary east, its east boundary and a line northerly to 
the south-east corner of G. A. and P. Mein’s portion 
17 of 2873 acres, parish of Womborah, county of 
Finch; by the south boundary of that portion west, 
its western boundary and the western boundary of 
portion 16 northerly, the south-western boundaries 
of portions 15, 10, 9, and 2 north-westerly and the 
west boundary of portion 1 and its prolongation north 
to the Narran River; by the left bank of that river 


upwards to the boundary dividing the States of New 


South Wales and Queensland; by that boundary east- 
erly to the Barwon River; by the right bank of that 
river downwards to its junction with the Meei cr 
Gwydir River; by that river and Moomin Creek up- 
wards to the boundary dividing the parishes of Meei 
and Cook from Ganathera and Dangar: by that boun- 
dary and a line southerly to 'Thalaba Creek; by that 
creek upwards to the north-western corner cf the 

arish of Christie, county of Denham; by the western 

oundaries of that parish. the nerthern and western 
boundaries of the parish of Finley generally southerly 
to the south-west corner of portion 17 of that parish; 
by-a-lane southerly to the north-west corner of Angus 
McDonald’s portion 3 of 160 acres, parish of Cryon: 
by a line, parts of which form the west boundaries of 
that portion and portion 4 of 167 acres, and by the 


| Creek; by itlfat creek southerly 


' that 
prolohealion of the north-western boundary of portion 
| toy 
| parts of which form the north-western boundaries of 


| the parish of 


| of Molle northerly to the Macquarie River: 


eastern boundary of the parish of Reynolds, the west- 
ern boundary of the parish of Benn, The ne torn boun- 
daries of portions 15, 12, 11, 8, and 6, parish of 
Jereel, and the western boundary of the parish of 
Berryabar, southerly to the Namoi River ; by the right 
bank of that river downwards to the “south-west 
corner of Benjamin Richard’s portion 4 of 211 acres, 
parish of Yarraldool; by a line south to meet the 


|, art atart 5 + y 
north-easteriy prolongation of the north-west boun- 


dary of portion 4 of 640 acres, parish of Berrybah, 
county of Garadine; by that prolongation and boun- 
dary and its continuation south-westerly to Baradine 
Creek; by that creek downwards to the northern cor- 


ner of Arthur Colless’ portion 1 of 320 acres, parish 


cf Cox; by part of the north-western boundary of 
ortion south-westerly to meet the north-easterly 


ae St pa + “ + 7 
by that prolongation and boundary, and a line, 


portions 20 and 29, parish of Cox, and portions 37 
and 38, parish of Evans, south-westerly to the south- 


_ east corner of portion 45 of 1,468 acres; by the south- 
' eastern boundary of that portion and a line south- 


westerly to the north-east corner of portion 62 of 7804 


acres, parish of Matouree, county of Leichhardt; by 


the northern boundaries of portions 62, 61, 67, 64, 49, 
and 50, and a line westerly to the north-east corner 
of portion # of 599 acres, parish of Warragan; by the 


_ north and part of the west boundary of that portion 


west and south, to a point east of the north-east 
corner of portion 1 of 100 acres; by a line and the 
north boundary of that portien west to the Castle- 
reach River ; by a line south to its left bank; by that 
bank of that river downwards to Nedgera Creek; by 
that creek upwards to the south-eastern boundary of 
Polly Brewan Resumed Area No, 574; by that boun- 
cary partly forming the north-western boundaries of 
portions 1 and 2, parish of Nedgera, and its prolonga- 
tion south-westerly to the boundary between the 
counties of Clyde and Leichhardt; by that boundary 
and the boundary dividing the counties of Clyde and 
Gregory generality south-westerly to the confluence of 
Marthaguy and Merri-merri Creeks: thence by the 
northern, von and north-western boundaries of 
ynong westerly, souther! § - 
westerly, part of the western hottdase OF ote ida 
the right bank river r ane 
be en eRe Ge that river downwards, to the point 
Places of Petty 
AND WALGETT. 


Tn heu of notification of 25th January, 1898. 


Sie 
Sessions—Carinpa, CoLLARENDABRI; 


WartaLtpa Porice District. 
_ Counties of Arrawatta, Burnett Murchis | 
Stapyltou : Commencing at the confluence of eps ae 
maresq River with the Macintyre River; and bounded 
thence by a line south to the left bank of the Macin- 
tyre River; by that bank of that river upwards to the 
north-west corner of Messrs. Dighit’s portion 6 of 320 
acres, parish of Holdfast, county of Arrawatta; by a 
line, parts of which form the west boundaries of that 
portion and their portions 29 and 27, south to Ottley’s 
c to the road f ‘et- 
man to Yallaroi; by the netihcmeeltcn sae at tne 
road south-westerly to Yallaroi Creek; by that ereék 
downwards to Croppa Creek; by that ereek upwards 
to the marked western boundary of the county of 
Burnett; by that boundary south to the north-west 
corner of portion 3 of 150 acres, parish of Bogamildi 
county of Burnett; by the nerth boundary of that 
portion east to Mosquito Creek: by that creek down- 
wards to the Gwydir River; by the richt bank of that 
river upwards to a point north cf the confluence of 
Slaughterhouse Creek; by a line south to that eon- 
fluence, and by that creek upwards to a marked 


| western boundary of the county of Burnett aforesaid ; 
by that boundary south and the range forming the 


south-western boundary of the county south-e 

to the marked southern boundary of the eiae a 
Sloughterhouse Pinnacle; thence by the northern boun- 
dary of Banghect Resumed Area No. 3954 generally 
north-easterly to the Gwydir or Big River; by the 
right bank of that river upwards to the boundary divi- 
ding the counties of Burnett and Murchison; by that 
boundary generally easterly to portion 16, parish of 
Delingera, county of Murchison; by the boundary of 
that portion, the bougdaries of portions 17, 15, 21, and 
20 generally southerly to the south-west corner of the 
last-mentioned portion; by a line erossing Myall 
Creek; by that creek upwards to the north-west corner 
of portion 40, parish of Myall; by the western, north- 
ern, and sonth-western boundaries of that portion, the 
southern boundaries of portions 41 and 42, parish of 


| Myall, part of the southern boundary of portion 158, 


27 Suny, 1910.) 


——— 


ern corner of the latter portion; by a line north-west- 
erly to the north-east corner of portion 49 of 2373 
acres; by the north and part of the west boundaries 
of that portion west and south, the north boundary 
of porticn 152 west, and the western boundaries of 
portions 5 and 153 northerly to Redbank Creek; by 
that creek downwards to the Macintyre River; by the 
left bank of that river downwards to a point west of’ 
the north-west corner of portion 1 of 40 acres, parish 
of Severn; by a line, part of which forms the north 
boundary of that portion, east to the range forming 
t'e eastern watershed of the Macintyre River; ‘by 
that range northerly to the Brothers Mountain; 
thence a line north to the road from Yetman to 
Texas; by the northern side cf that road easterly to a 
gum-tree marked broad-arrow over H over 84, near 
Camp Creek Springs; by a line north to the right 
bauk of the Dumaresq River; and by that bank of 
that river downwards, to the point of comméncement. 


tlaces of Petty Sessions—WanrtaLDA AND YRETMAN. 
In lieu of notification of 25th January, 1898.. 


WARREN POLICE DISTRICT. 


- Counties of Hwenmar, Gregory, Kennedy, Narromine, 
and Oxley: Commencing on Marthaguy Creek, at the 
erossing of the road from Collie to Bourbah; and 
bounded thence by the western side of that road north- 
rrly to the north-east corner of portion 34, parish of 
Gourbah, county of Hwenmar; by the north-eastern 
boundaries of that portion and portions 31, 23, 24, 18, 
17, 16, 15, 28, 14, 13, parish of Bourbah, portions 29, 28, 
and 26, parish of Bullagreen, and the north-eastern 
boundary of the parish of Mellerstain, county of 
Gregory, horth-westerly, the west boundary of portion 
7, part ef the west boundary of J. Richmond’s portion 
2 of 211. acres south to Back Creek; by that creek 
downwards to the north-east corner of portion 7 of 640 
acres, parish of Gradgery; by the northern boundary 
ef that parish, westerly to the north-west corner of 
portion 9 of 1,520 acres; by a line west to Marthaguy 
Creek; by that creek downwards to a point east of the 
north-east corner of portion 18 of 1,920 acres, parish of 
Ninia; by a line to that corner, and by the northern 
boundaries of that parish and parish of Wullamgam- 
bone and their prolongation west to the left bank of 
the Macquarie River; by that bank of that river up- 
wards to the north-western boundary of portion 28 of 
640 acres, parish of Northcote; by the north-western 
boundaries of that portion and of the parish of Mt. 
Foster generally south-westerly to the south-western 
boundary of Buttabone Resumed Area No, 252; by that 
boundary, the south-eastern boundary of Canonbar Re- 
sumed Area No. 578A, the north-eastern boundaries of 
Merryanbone Resumed Area No. 556, and the north- 
eastern and south-eastern boundaries of Resumed Area 
No. 3864 generally south-easterly and south-westerly 
to Gunningbar Creek; by that creek upwards to a 
western boundary of Mullengzudgery Resumed Area No, 
424; by that boundary southerly and by a line partly 
forming the north-eastern boundaries of portions 17, 
18, 85, 16, and 20, parish of Mulleugudgery, south- 
easterly to the western boundary of portion 72, parish 
of Warien, county of Oxley; by part of that boundary 
southerly to its south-western corner; by the south- 


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western boundaries of that portion «nd portions 24, 25, 
74, 28, 32, 30, and 31, and prolongation south-easterly 
to meet the north-easterly prolongation of the south- 


“eastern boundary of portion 46 of 820 acres; by. that 


prolongation and the south-eastern boundary of. the 
last-mentioned parish; and the south-eastern boundary 
of parish of Mumbrabah south-westerly to the eastern- 
most corner of portion 14 of 2,560 acres, parish of 
Beablebar; by the south-eastern boundary of that por-. 
tion and portion 2 south-westerly to the southernmost 
corner of the latter portion; thence a line south-easterly 
to the northern corner of portion 11, parish of Cre- 
morne;by the north-western boundariesof that portion 
and of portions 10, 9, 6, and 2 south-westerly, the 
north-eastern boundaries of portions 5 and 4, parish 
of Cajildry south-easterly; by the south-eastern boun- 
daries of portions 4to6,a line,and the north-western 
boundary of portion 3 south-westerly to the Bogan 
ltiver; by the right bank of that river downwards to: 


/ its intersection by the northerly prolongation of. the 


eastern boundary of portion 8 of 1,920 acres, parish of 
Merilba, county of Kennedy; by a line, parts of which 


_ form the eastern boundaries of that portion, and por- 


tions 10, 11, and 17 southerly; by the south-eastern - 
boundaries of the last-mentioned portion and portions 
S$ and 6, parish of Mingelo, south-westerly to Bulbod- 
ney Creek; by that creek, Camp and Yarra Yarra 
Creeks upwards to the range forming the southern 
boundary of the county of Kennedy; by that range 
easterly to the western boundary of the village of 
Fifield; by the western, northern, and eastern boun- 
daries of that village nertherly, easterly, and southerly 
to the range aforesaid; by that range.and Gobondry 
Mountains easterly and northerly to the source of Bul- 
lock Creek; by that creek downwards to the northern. 
boundary. of. portion 6, parish of Bentinck; by that 
boundary and the northern boundary of portion 8, 
parish of Stanley, a lime, and the northern boundaries. 


' of portions 11 and 12, parish of Stanley, and portion 


12, parish of Russell, and a line east to the east 
boundary of portion 2 of 1,920 acres; by part of that 
boundary south to a point west of the south-west 
corner of portion 22, by a line, parts of which form 
the south boundaries of that portion and portions 18 
and 20, parish of Genaren, east to the south-western 
boundary of the late resumed area of Mungery West 
resumed area; by that boundary south-easterly ; by the 
southern boundary of the parish of Genaren and a line 
easterly to Back or Genaren Creek; by that creek 
downwards to its intersection with the road from 
Bullock Creek to Genaren, passing through portion 18, 
parish of Graddle; thence a line north-easterly to a 
point on the left bank of the Bogan River due west 
of the confluence of Tomingley Creek, by a line east 


' to that confinence, and by the right bank of that river 


downwards to the boundary between the parishes of 
Enerweena and Draggy, county of Narromine; by the 
western boundaries of the parishes of Hnerweena, Nel- 
son, and Cowal, northerly to the Boggy Cowal; by that 
cowal upwards to a point south of the south-western 
corner of portion 29, parish of Willydah; by a line, 
parts of which form the western boundaries of that 
portion and portions 39 and 42, northerly, the north- 
western boundary of the last-mentioned portion and of 
portion 43 of 3804 acres north-easterly to the northern- 
most corner of the latter portion; by a line easterly to 
the north-westernmost corner of portion 32 of 1,920 
acres, parish of Timbrebongie; by a line partly form- 
ing the north-western boundary of that portion north- 
easterly and part of its north-eastern boundary south- 
easterly to a point south of the south-west corner of 
portion 56 of 640 acres, parish of Buddah; by a line 
and the» west boundary of that portion north to its 
north-west corner; thence a line northerly to the south- 
west corner of portion 21 of 640 acres; and by a line, 
parts of which form the west boundaries of that portion 
and portion 17 of 640 acres, north to the south-west 
corner of portion 19 of 460 acres; by the south boun- 
dary of the last-mentioned portion east, and part of its 
east boundary north to the south-eastern boundary of 
portion 33 of 2,821 acres, parish of Goan; by a line, 
parts of which form the south-eastern boundaries ‘of 
that portion amd portion 41 of 2,560 acres, and portion 
40 of 2.567 acres, parish of Weemabah, north-easterly 


to the-easternmost corner of the last-mentioned por- 


{ion; by its north-eastern boundary, north-westerly, and 
its enstern boundary, and prolongation northerly to the 
south boundary of J. C. Ryrie’s portion 5; by part of 
that boundary east, its east boundary, and a line north 
to the right bank of Macquarie River; by that bank of 
ihat river downwards to the south-west corner of 
portion 6, parish of Wambianna, county of Ewenmat 5 
by a line, parts of which form the west boundaries off 
that portion, portions 89 and 56, north ; by the nortb- 
western boundaries of the latter portion, a line, and 


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the north-western boundaries of portions 97 and 86 
north-easterly ; by western and norinern boundaries of 
portion 21 northerly and easterly; by a line, parts of 
which form the north-western boundaries of portions 
87 and 88 north-easterly to Ewenmar Creek; by that 
creek upwards to the western corner of portion 47, 
parish of Bundemar; by part of the north-western 
boundary of that portion north-easterly to the western 
side ef the road from Trangie, vii Gin Gin Bridge, to 
Collie, as shown on plan R. 4,°06-1,603 ; by the western 
side of that road northerly to the south-easternmost 
corner of portion 14 of 1,920 acres, parish of Narro- 
weena; by the easternmost boundary of that pcrtion 
and its prolongation north to the southern boundary 
of portion 32 of 1,800 acres, parish of Collie; by that 
boundary easterly; by the eastern boundaries of por- 
tions 32, 31, and 30, and a line north to Marthaguy 
Creek; and by that creek upwards, to the point of 
commencement. 

Places of Petty Sessions—DANDALOO, TRANGIE, AND 
WARREN. 

In lieu of notification of 24th April, 1900. 


WELLINGTON POLICE DISTRICT. 


Counties of Bligh, Gordon, Lincoln, and Wellington ; 
’ Commencing at the confluence of the Little and Mac- 
quarie Rivers; and bounded thence by the left bank of 
the Macquarie River upwards to a point within 10 
miles of the town of Wellington; thence by a curved 
line, including all lands within 10 miles from any 
point of the outward limits of that town, easterly to 
the range forming the eastern boundary of the county 
of Lincoln, and the western watershed of the Cudge- 
gong River; by that range northerly to the road from 
Cobborah to Gulgong; by that road south-easterly to 
Wialdra Creek; by that creek downwards to the Cudge- 
gong River, and by the right bank of that riyer down- 
wards to a point north of the confluence of Gunnell 
reek ; by a line south to that confluence; and by that 
creek upwards to its head in the range forming the 
northern watershed of Oaky Creek; by that range 
southerly to a point north of the north-west corner of 
portion 6 of 600 acres, parish of Suttor, county of 
Wellington; by a line, parts of which form the west- 
ernmost boundary of that portion, and the east boun- 
dary of George Suttor’s portion 2 of 640 acres, parish 
of Walters, south, the south and west boundaries of 
the latter portion west and north, the south boundary 
of George Suttor’s portion 1 of 1,118 acres, parish of 
Wear, west to the Macquarie River; by the right bank 
of that river upwards to Boshe’s Creek; by that creek 
and Sawyer’s Creek upwards to the road from the 
Orange-Wellington road to Ophir; by that road north- 
westerly to the western boundary of portion 17, parish 
of Coolamin, county of Wellington; by part of that 
western boundary southerly to Curragurra Creek; by 
that creek upwards to the north-east corner of portion 
120, parish of Warne; by the eastern boundary of that 
portion southerly to Larras Lake Creek ; by that creek 
downwards to the western boundary of the parish 
of Warne; by that boundary generally northerly and a 
north boundary east to Nubrigyn Creek; by that creek 
and Boduldura Creek downwards. to the Bell River; by 
the right bank of that river upwards to a point east of 
the confluence of Two-mile Creek; by a line west to 
that confluence, and by that creek wowards to the east 
boundary of portion 113 of 537 acres, parish of 
Cardington, county of Gordon; by part of that boun- 
dary south, part of its south boundary west to a point 
north of the north-east corner of portion 94; by a line 
and the east boundaries of that portion and portion 
37 south, the south boundaries of portions 87 and 81 
west, the east and south boundaries of portion 80 
south and west, the east boundary of portion 18, parish 
of Catombal south, and a line southerly to the north- 
east corner of portion 12; by the east and south boun- 
daries of that portion south and west to Googodery 
Creek; by that creek, Loombah Creek, and Buckenbah 
Creek downwards to the Little River; and by the right 
bank of that river downwards, to the point of com- 
mencement. 

Places of Petty Sessions—Sruarr TowN AND WEL- 
LINGTON. 


In lieu of notification of 31st August, 1900. 


WENTWORTH POLICE DISTRICT. 


Counties of Tara, Wentworth, Taila, Perry, and 
Windeyer: Commencing on the right bank of the 
Murray River, at the north-west corner of portion 19, 
parish of Taila, county of Taila; and bounded thence 
by that bank of that river downwards to Taila Creek ; 
by that creek upwards to a point south of the south- 
west corner of portion 26; by a line and the west 


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[27 Juny, 1910. 


boundary of that portion north, and by the north- 
western boundary of that portion, a line, and the 
north-western boundaries of portions 25 and 29 north- 
easterly to a point south of the most southerly south- 
eastern corner of Western Lands Lease No. 1,030; by 
a marked line north to that corner; by eastern and 
southern boundaries of that lease, eastern and northern 
boundaries of Marma Holding No. 61, eastern boun- 
daries of Arumpo Western Lands Lease No. 62, West- 
ern Imnds Lease No. 1,536, and Western Lands Lease 
No. 1,419, generally northerly to the north-eastern 
coruer of the latter lease; by part of the southern 
boundary of Garnpung Western Lands Lease No. 1,227 
easterly; by a line partly forming the western boun- 
daries of Panban Western Lands Leases Nos. 41 and 
1,772 northerly to the north-western corner of the 
last-mentioned lease; by a line westerly to Moorara 
Western Lands Lease No. 1,345; by part of an eastern 
boundary of that lease northerly about 84 miles; by a 
line and the southernmost boundary of Western Lands 
Lease No. 705 westerly to the Darling River ; by the left 
bank of that river downwards to a point east of the 
south-east corner of portion 1, parish of Yaltolka, 
county of Windeyer; by a line and the south boundary 
of that portion west to its south-west corner; by a line 
westerly to the north-east corner of portion 27, parish 
of Whurlie; by the north boundary of that portion, a 
line westerly to the north-east corner of portion 11, 
parish of Leichhardt; by the north boundary of that 
portion, a line, and the north boundaries of portions 
4 and 8, parish of Abena, west to the north-west corner 
of the latter portion; by a line westerly to the south- 
east corner of Western Lands Lease No. 1,358; by the 
southern boundary of that lease and Buckalow Holding 
No. 67 westerly to the boundary dividing the States of 
New South Wales and South Australia; by that boun- 
dary south to the left bank of the Murray River; and 
by that bank of that river upwards, to a point west of 
the point of commencement, and by a line east to that 
point. 


Places of Petty Sessions—Caut Lar, Euston, Poon- 
CAIRA, AND WENTWORTH. 


In lieu of notification of 25th January, 1898. 


WINDSOR POLICE DISTRICT. 


Counties of Cumberland, Cook, Hunter, and North- 
umberland: Commencing on the right bank of the 
Hawkesbury River, at Wiseman’s Ferry; and bounded 
thence by a line crossing that river and by the eastern 
side of the Main Northern road northerly to Mount 
McQuoid,.in the range dividing the waters of Wollombi 
Brook from those of the MacDonald River, Mangrove, 
and Yengo Creeks; by that range and the range form- 
ing the southern watershed of Yengo Creek generally 
westerly to the confluence of that creek with the 
MacDonald River; by a line to the spur-range westerly 
of that confluence; by that spur-range westerly to the 
Mellong Range; by that range northerly to the north- 
ernmost corner of the parish of Ivory, county of Hun- 
ter; by part of the western boundary of that parish 
generally southerly, the northern boundary of the 
parish of Wollemi generally westerly to Wollemi Creek ; 
by that creek upwards to the northern boundary of 
the parish of Wirraba; by the northern boundary of 
that parish westerly to Mount Wirraba; thenee by the 
range forming the northern watershed of Capertee or 
Colo River westerly, and the range forming the eastern 
watershed of the Coorongeoba Creek north-westerly to 
Mount Boombourwa in the Great Dividing Range; by 
thet range and the range forming the eastern water- 
shed of Umbeilla Creek generally southerly to Capertee 
or Colo River, at Sir John’s Mouth; by a line south 
to the right bank of that river; and by that bank of 
that river downwards to Wollangampbe Creek; by that 
creek upwards to the northernmost boundary of the 
parish of Irvine, county of Cook; by that boundary 
easterly and the eastern boundary southerly to Bowen’s 
Creek; by that creek upwards to its source in the range 
forming the south-western boundary of the parish of 
Irvine; by Bell’s line of road which follows that range 
westerly to the north-eastern corner of mineral permit 
451, parish of Blackheath; by the eastern boundary 
of that permit and permit 452 south; by the south 
boundary of the last-mentioned permit west to Grose 
River; by the left bank of that river downwards to the 
Nepean River; by a,line easterly to the crossing of the 
Richmond to Blacktown road over Rickaby’s Ponds 
Creek; by the south-western side of that road south- 
easterly to Eastern Creek; by that creek downwards 
to the north boundary of the parish of Prospect, near 
the confluence of Breakfast Creek; by that boundary 
oasterly to the old Windsor-road; by the western sides 


‘of that road and “:e Windsor-road northerly to Second 


2 Jury, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 117. 


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Ponds Creek; by that creek downwards to the west 
boundary of John Brown's 50 acres, portion 125, parish 
of Nelson, county of Cumberland; by part of that 
boundary south, the north and north-eastern boundaries 
of portion 36, parish of Castle Hill, east and south 
easterly to the south-westerly prolongation of the 
south-easterh boundary of portion 196; by a line and 
that boundary north-easterly to Cattai Creek; by that 
creek upwards to the north-western boundary of por- 
tion 245; by that boundary and its prolongation north- 
easterly to the south-western boundary of portion 288, 
parish of Nelson; by the south-western boundaries of 
that portion and portion 333 south-easterly to the west 
boundary of portion 231; by part of that boundary and 
a line north to Blue Guin Creek; by that creek upwards 
to the west boundary of portion 347; by that boundary 
north, its north boundary east, part of the west, the 
north, and part of the east boundaries of portion 293 
north, east, and south, the south boundary of portion 
252 east, part of the west, the south, and part of the 
east boundaries of partion 59 south, east, and north, 
the south boundaries of portions 92 and 91 east, part 
of the east boundary of the latter portion north, a line, 
and the south boundary of portion 199 east, the west 
and north boundaries of portions 54 and 133 north, 
east, and again north and east to the western side of 
the Main Northern road: by that side of that road 
northerly to the range forming the south-eastern 
boundary of the parish of Frederick, shown on plan 
Mise. 364, Sydney; by that range generally north- 
easterly to the Hawkesbury River; and by the right 
bank of that river upwards, to the point of commence- 
ment,—exclusive of all tidal waters in the tributaries 
of the Hawkesbury River, below Wiseman’s Ferry, 
within the above-described boundaries. 


Places of Petty Sessions—RICHMOND, ST. ALBAN’S, 
WINpDSsOR, AND WISEMAN’S FERRY. 


In lieu of notification of 22nd July, 1908. 


WoLtomeBt Porick DISTRICT. 


Counties of Hunter and Northumberland: Com- 
mencing at the junction of Blackwater Creek with 
Widdin Brook; and bounded thence by that brook 
downwards to the north-west corner of J. and A. 
Thompson’s portion 16 of 43 acres, parish of Mirrie, 
county of Hunter; by a line partly forming the north 
boundary of that portion east to the range dividing 
the waters of Baerami and James’ Creeks from those 
of Widdin Brook and Blackwater Creek; by that range 
generally south-easterly to Mount Monundilla; by the 
range forming the southern watershed of Greig’s Creek 
and the range dividing the waters of Doyle’s and Par- 
son’s Creeks from those of the Macdonald River and 
Wareng Creek and a spur-range dividing the waters of 
Drew’s and Werong Creeks generally easterly to Wol- 
lombi Brook, near portion 12, parish of Dalton, county 
of Northumberland; thence by a spur-range and the 
range forming the northern watershed of Culawine 
and Cedar Creeks north-easterly to the Broken Back 
Range; by that range south-easterly and easterly and 
the range forming the western watershed of Mulbriug 
or Wallis’ Creek, via Mount Myall, southerly and the 
range dividing the waters of Wolombi Brook, Watayan. 
and Coongewai Creeks from those of Dora, Wyong, 
and Mangrove Creeks south-westerly to Mount 
MeQuoid; by the range dividing the waters of Wol- 
lombi Brook from those of the Macdonald River and 
Mangrove and Yengo Creeks and the range forming 
the southern watershed of the latter creek generally 
westerly to the confluence of that creek with the Mac- 
donald River; by a line to the spur-range westerly of 
that confluence; by that spur-range westerly to the 
Mellong Range; and by that range northerly to the 
northernmost corner of the parish of Ivory, county of 
Hunter; by part of the western boundary of that 
parish generally southerly, the northern boundary of 
the parish of Wollemi westerly to Wollemi Creek; by 
that creek upwards to the northern boundary of the 
parish of Wirraba; and by the northern boundary of 
that parish westerly to Mount Wirraba; thence by the 
range forming the northern watershed of Capertee or 
Colo River westerly, and the range forming the eastern 
watershed of Coorongooba Creek north-westerly to 
Mount Boombourwa in the Great Dividing Range; by 
that range northerly to Mount Coricudgy ; by a line 
northerly to the junction of Red Creek with Widdin 
Brook; and by that prook downwards, to the point of 


commencement. 
Place of Petty Sessions—W OLLOMBI. 
In lieu of notification of 22nd July, 1908. 


No. 117, 27 Jury, 1910.—3. 


WOLLONGONG PoLice DisTRIcT. 


Counties of Cumberland and Camden: Commencing 
on the high-water mark of the South Pacific Ocean at 
the north-east corner of portion 20, parish of Bulgo, 
county of Cumberland; and bounded thence by the 
east boundary of that portion south, its south 
beundary and a line west to the left bank of Port 
Hacking River; by that bank of that river downwards 
to the intersection of a line bearing south 54 degrees 
east from a gun-tree marked broad-arrow over w on 
the Old Wollongong road; by that line forming the 
south-western boundary of the parish of Sutherland 
north-westerly to the eastern side of that road; by that 
side of that road northerly, to the left bank of the 
Woronora River; by that bank of that river upwards to 
the north boundary of portion 4, parish of Eckersley ; 
by part of that boundary east to the road from Liver- 
pool; by the north-eastern boundary of that portion 
and the eastern boundaries of portions 29 and 5 and 
the road aforesaid south-easterly and southerly to the 
north boundary of portion 91, parish of Southend; by 
part of that boundary west, the west boundary of the 
portion south, part of the north boundary of portion 85 
west, and its west boundary south to O’Hare’s Creek ; 
by that creek upwards to Iluka Creek ; and by that creek 
upwards to a rece pate tree at the 6-mile post on the 
road from Appin to Bulli; by a line south-westerly to 
the north-west corner of portion 124, parish of Wonona, 
county of Camden; by Cataract Creek downwards to 
Cataract River; by the right bank of that river down- 
wards to a point north of the confluence of Wallan- 
doola Creek; by a line south to that confluence, and 
by that creek upwards to a point north of the conflu- 
ence of Cordeaux Creek with Cordeaux River; by a 
line south to a point west of the south-western corner 
of portion 11, parish of Wallandoola, by a line west to 
the left bank of the Cordeaux River; by that river up- 
wards to the aforesaid confluence; by a line southerly 
to Mount Macquarie, in the Illawarra Range; by that 
range generally north-easterly to a point west of the 
south-west corner of portion 32, parish of Calderwood, 
county of Camden; by a line east to that corner; and 
py the north-western and north-eastern boundaries of 
that portion north-easterly and south-easterly, by part 
of its south-eastern boundary south-westerly to the 
southern boundary of the Avondale Hstate, as shown 
on plan No. 3,088 in the Land Titles Office, Sydney; by 
that boundary easterly to the north-western boundary 
of portion 11; by part of that poundary north-easterly, 
and part of its north-eastern boundary south-easterly 
to Duck Creek; by that creek and Wollingurry Creek 
downwards to Illawarra Lake; by western and south- 
ern high-water marks of that lake southerly and east- 
erly to the aforesaid high-water mark of the ocean; 
and by that high-water mark generally northerly, to 
the point of commencement,—inclusive of all islands 
adjacent to the coast between the southern shore of 
Illawarra Lake and Wattamolla. 


Places of Petty Sessions—But11, Currron, Dapto, 
HELENSBURGH, AND WOLLONGONG. 
Tn lieu of notification of 25th January, 1898. 


WyYALONG PoLicE DISTRICT. 


Counties of Bland, Bourke, Cooper, Dowling, and 
Gipps: Commencing on Bland or Yeo Yeo Creek, at the 
south-east corner of A. B. Ffrench’s portion 10 of 640 
acres, parish of Brymur, county of Bland; and bounded 
thence by that creek upwards to the south-west corner 
of D. McGregor’s portion 6, parish of Morangarell; by 
the west boundary of that portion north; its north 
poundary east, part of the west and north boundaries of 
portion 5 north and east, part of the east boundaries 
of portions 5 and 3 south to the north boundary of the 
suburban lands of Morangarell; by the north and east 
boundaries of those suburban lands east and south to 
Bland or Yeo Yeo Creek aforesaid; by that creek 
downwards to the dividing line between the late re- 
sumed and leasehold areas of Morangarell and. Narra- 
purra. Creek Holding No. 649; by that dividing line 
south-westerly and southerly to the northern boundary 
of portion 8, parish of Boginderra, county of Bland ; by 
a line parts of which form tbe north boundaries of 
that portion, and portions 12, 18, and 19 west, the 
western boundary of the last-named portion hay 
to Boginderra Range, being the western watershed A 
Narraburra Creek ; by that range and the range div : 
ing the waters of Barmedman or Mandaman rest 
from those of Walladilly Creek generally sout seer 
erally to the range forming the boundary betwee 


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counties of Bland and Bourke; by that range north- 
westerly to meet the easterly prolongation of the north- 
ermmost southern boundary of portion 26, parish of 
Quandary, county of Bourke; thence by a line partly 
forming that boundary westerly, by part of the western 
boundary of portion 2, parish of Langi-Kal-Kal south- 
erly, by a line parts of which form the north bounda- 
ries of that portion, portions 62, 68, 66, 67, 75, 10, 
parish of Mandamah, and the south boundary of the 
parish of Ardlethan west, and a line parts of which 
form the east boundaries of portions 34 and 33 of 1,280 
acres each, parish of Ramsay south to a point east of 
the north-east corner of portion 24 of 420 acres; by a 
line parts of which form the north boundaries of that 
portion, and portions 18 to 21 west to the eastern 
boundary of the county of Cooper; by part of that 
boundary southerly to a point east of the south-east 
corner of portion 16, parish of Yalgogrin; by a line 
partly forming the southern boundary of that portion 
westerly, by the western boundary of the last-men- 
tioned parish northerly, by southern and western boun- 
daries of the parish of Sandy Creek westerly and 
northerly to the south-east corner of the parish of Dow- 
ling; by a line partly forming the southern boundaries 
of portions 8, 1, 21, 8 to 5, parish of Dowling, and 1 and 
2, parish of Kolkibertoo South, westerly by the west- 
ern boundary of that parish northerly to the south- 
eastern corner of portion 28 of 400 acres, parish of the 
Peak; by the southernmost boundary of that parish, 
and a line west to meet the south-easterly prolongation 
of the north-eastern boundary of portion 18, parish of 
The Bluff; by a line parts of which form the north-- 
eastern boundaries of portions 18, 17, 22, and 25 north- 
westerly to the north-east corner of the last-mentioned 
portion; by the north boundary of that portion and a 
line parts of which form the north boundaries of por- 
tins 16 and 4 west to the Cocoparra Range; by that 
range northerly to the road from Narrandera via Ran- 
kin’s Springs to Lake Cargelligo; by the eastern side of 
that road northerly to the road from Naradhan along 
the north boundary of portion 6, parish of Currawong, 
eounty of Dowling; by the southern side of that road 
easterly to the north-east corner of portion 16 of 1,274 
acres, parish of Currawong; thence a line north-east- 
erly to the south-east corner of portion 2 of 170 acres, 
parish of Killawarra; by a line north-easterly to the 
north-west corner of portion 21 of 352 acres, parish of 
Tuggerabach; thence a line northerly to the southern- 
most south-west corner of portion 2 of 1,920 acres, 
parish of Tibeaudo; by the south boundaries of that 
portion and portion 1 and a line easterly to the north- 
west corner of portion 4, parish of Curriba; by a line 
parts of which form the north boundaries of portions 4, 
8, 61, 34, 31, 6, 25, and 5 east to the measured western 
boundary of the county of Gipps; by that boundary 
northerly to a point west of Gorman’s Hill; thence a 
line and the south boundary of parish of Pulligal, 
eounty of Gipps easterly, part of the west and northern 
boundaries of parish of Wilga northerly and easterly, 
the north and part of the east boundaries of the parish 
of Crown Camp east and south, the north and north- 
eastern boundaries of the parish of Currah east and 
south-easterly to the northernmost north-east corner 
of portion 8 of 1,584 acres of that parish; thence a line 
easterly to the north-west corner of portion 28, parish 
of Euglo South; by the north boundary of that portion 
and a line east to the west boundary of portion 6, 
parish of Euglo; by part of that boundary south, and 
parts of the north and east boundaries of the parish of 
Euglo South, east and south, by north and east boun- 
daries of parish of Bena east, south, and again east to 
Lake Cowal; by the margin of that lake generally 
southerly, easterly, and northerly to a point west of the 
north-west corner of portion 96, parish of Marsden; by 
a line east and the northern boundary of that parish 


and the northern boundary of the parish of Tirranna - 


easterly, by the eastern boundary of that parish south- 
erly to the north-east corner of portion 65; by the 
north-western boundaries of that portion and portion 
64 south-westerly, and a line parts of which form the 
north boundaries of portions 82, 33, and 37 to 40 west, 
the east boundaries of portions 30, 29, and 72 south, 
the north and west boundaries of portion 56 west and 
south, the north boundaries of portions 77, 78, 80, 81, 
and 28 west, parish of Caragabal, the east boundaries 
of portions 92 and 51 south, the southern boundaries of 
portions 51 and 50, and a line westerly to the north- 
east corner of portion 34; by the south-eastern boun- 
dary of that portion south-westerly to Caragabal 
Creek; by that creek westerly to the eastern corner of 
portion 15, parish of Berrigan, county of Bland; by the 
south-eastern boundary of that portion and a line 


south-westerly to the south-east corner of portion 68 on 
Bland or Yeo Yeo Creek; and by that creek upwards, 
to the point of commencement. 

Places of Petty Sessions—BAaRMEDMAN, MARSDEN, 
MoRANGARELL, WEsT WYALONG, WYALONG, AND YALGO- 
GRIN. 

In lieu of notification of 23rd June, 1899. 


Yass Poxtice DISTRICT. 


Counties of Buccleuch, Cowley, Harden, King, and 
Murray: Commencing at the junction of Grabben Gul- 
len Creek with the Lachlan River; and bounded thence 
by that creek upwards to the western boundary of the 
parish of Lampton, county of King; by that boundary 
generally southerly, its southern boundary generally 
easterly to the Cullarin Range; by that range southerly 
to the head of Gundaroo Creek; by that creek down- 
wards to the Yass River; by the right bank of that 
river downwards to a point north of the north-western 
corner of portion 155, parish of Toual, county of 
Murray; by a line and the western boundary of that 
portion southerly to its south-western corner; by the 
southern boundary of the parish of Toual generally 
westerly to Morrumbateman Creek; by that creek up- 
wards to the northern boundary of portion 35, parish 
of Bedulluck; by part of the eastern and southern 
boundaries of that parish southerly and westerly to the 
south-western corner of portion 169; by part of the 
north-eastern and southern boundaries of the parish of 
Jeir south-easterly and westerly, by a line westerly to 
the left bank of the Murrumbidgee River; by that 
bank of that river downwards to the road from the 
Mullion to Yass at Boambolo Ford; by that road 
southerly to the south-eastern corner of portion 117, 
parish of Cavan, county of Cowley; by a line partly 
forming the south boundary of that portion, part of 
the northern boundary of portion 97, and the northern 
poundary of portion 139, westerly to the range dividing 
the waters of Mountain Creek from Mullion, Tinker’s 
Swamp, and Urayarra Creeks; by that range and the 
range between the Murrumbidgee and Goodradigbee 
Rivers southerly to the spur-range forming the south- 
ern watershed of Flea Creek; by that range westerly 
to the junction of that creek with the Goodradigbee 
River; by a line, westerly to the nearest point in the 
spur-range which commences immediately opposite that 
junction, and by that range generally westerly to the 
main range dividing the waters of the Tumut and 
Goodradigbee Rivers; by that range westerly and 
northerly to the range forming the eastern watershed 
of Jeremiah Creek; by that range northerly to the 
junction of that creck with the Murrumbidgee River ; 
by a line north to its right bank, and by that bank of 
that river upwards to a spur-range which forms the 
southern watershed of Oaky Creek, near the confluence 
of the Yass and Murrumbidgee Rivers; by that spur- 
range westerly to the range dividing the waters of 
the Yass River from those falling into Jugiong 
Creek; by that range northerly and the range dividing 
the waters of the Yass and Boorowa Rivers easterly 
to the head of Hassall’s Creek; by that creek down- 
wards to the Boorowa River and a line west to its 
right bank; by that bank of that river downwards 
to the range dividing the waters of Kangiara and 
Lang’s Creek, in James Ryan, jun.’s portion 8 of 200 
acres, parish of Taunton, county of King; by that 
range and the range forming the southern watershed 
of Pudman Creek easterly to the range dividing the 
waters of the Boorowa and Lachlan Rivers; by that 
range northerly to the head of Old Man Gunyah Creek ; 
by that creek downwards to its confluence with the 
Lachlan River, at Wallah Wallah; by the left bank of 
that river upwards to a point.south, to the point of 
commencement; and by a line north to that point. 


Places of Petty Sessions—GUNNING AND YASS. 
In lieu of notification of 27th January, 1899. 


Young PouicE DISTRICT. 


Counties of Bland, Harden, and Monteagle: Com- 
mencing at the confluence of Tumbleton with Bland or 
Yeo Yeo Creek; and bounded thence by Tumbleton 
Creek upwards to the west boundary of portion 1, 
parish of Yarran, county of Bland; by part of that 
boundary north to the road from Temora to Young; 
by the southern side of that road easterly to the west 
boundary of W. Lehane’s portion 142, parish of Milong; 
by part of that boundary south, its south and part of 
its east boundary east and north to Tumbleton Creek 
aforesaid; by that creek upwards to the western boun- 
dary of the parish of Berthong; by that boundary 
southerly, its southern and south-western boundaries 
easterly and south-easterly to the north-western boun- 
dary of portion 142 of 80 acres, parish of Congou; by 


27 Juxy, 1910.] 


part of that boundary north-easterly, the north-eastern 
boundaries of that portion and portion 198 south- 
easterly ; by part of the north-western boundary of por- 
tion 199 south-westerly, the south-western boundaries 
of that portion and portion 150 south-easterly, part of 
the north, the west, and part of the south boundaries 
of portion 149 west, south, and east, the eastern boun- 
daries of portion 146 of 640 acres southerly, part of the 
east boundary of portion 8 south to a point west of 
the northernmost north-west corner of portion 5; thence 
a line, part of which forms the north boundary of that 
portion east, and by the northern boundary of the 
parish of Wallendoon, county of Harden, generally 
easterly to the north-east corner of portion 77 of 40 
acres; by the east boundaries of portions 77, 219, 79, 
61, 205, and a line south to the northern boundary of 
portion 186; by that boundary westerly and the west 
boundaries of portions 186, 46, 33, 197, and 198 south; 
part of the south boundary of the last-mentioned por- 
tion east, the east and southernmost boundaries of 
portion 48 south and west to a point north of the north- 
west corner of portion 29; by a line, parts of which 


form the west boundaries of that portion and portions | 


14 and 24, parish of Cullinga, south; part of the north 
boundary of portion 18 west, and the western boun- 
daries of that portion and portions 28 and 201 and their 
prolongation southerly to the north boundary of portion 
204; by part of that boundary west, and the west 
boundaries of portions 204 and 206 south to the range 
dividing the Land Districts of Cootamundra and Gun- 
dagai from the Land Districts of Young and Boorowa ; 
by that range generally easterly and south-easterly to 
the confluence of Jugiong Creek with the Murrumbid- 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117. 


4115 


gee River ; by Jugiong Creek upwards to Spring Creek ; 
by that creek upwards to the south boundary of parish 
of Galong; by part of that boundary west, the west, and 
part of the north boundaries of that parish north and 
east to the range forming the western watershed of 
Douglas Creek; by that range northerly to the range 
dividing the counties of Harden and Monteagle; by that 
range easterly and the range forming the western 
watershed of the Boorowa River northerly to the range 
dividing the couties of Forbes and Monteagle; by that 
range north-westerly to Bang Bang Creek; by that 
creek downwards to its confluence with Crowther or 
Back Creek; by that creek upwards to the measured 
boundary dividing the counties of Monteagle and 
Forbes; by that boundary west to the range dividing 
the waters of Tyagong and Crowther Creeks; by that 
range southerly and the range dividing the waters of 
Tyabong and Burangong Creeks westerly to the eastern 
boundary of the parish of Coolegong, county of Mont- 
eagle ; by that boundary generally southerly to Bullock 
Creek ; by that creek and BurrangongCreek downwards 
to the eastern boundary of the parish of Kikiamah; by 
that boundary and the eastern boundary of portion 13, 
parish of Burramunda, southerly to the road from 
Young to Morangarell; by the northern side of that 
road westerly to the east boundary of the suburban 
lands at Morangarell; by part of that boundary south 
to Bland or Yeo Yeo Creek aforesaid ; and by that creek 
upwards, to the point of commencement. 
Places 


of Petty Sesstons—MURRUMBURRAH AND 
YOUNG. 


In lieu of notification of 22nd September, 1898. 


SYDNEY: 
Printed and Published by WitL1am APPLEGATE GULLICK, Government Printer and Publisher of the State of 
{New South Wales, at Phillip-street, 27th July, 1910. 


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No. 118.] FRIDAY, 29 JULY. [1910. 


Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 29th July, 1910. 


ipa ULARS of Gold and Mineral Leases, &c., in force in the 
several Mining Districts, Half-year ended 30th June, 1910, published 


for the information of the public. 


W. H. WOOD, 


Secretary for Mines. 


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INDEX. 


Mineral Leases, Crowa Lands Occupation Act, 1861 
Mineral Leases, Mining Act, 1874 a 
Mineral Loasés, Mining Act, 1906... 


Mineral Leases, Mining Act Amendment Act of 1884 (48 1 Vie. No. 10) 


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Leases (Private Lands) Mining Act, 1906 
Mining Purposes Leascs, Act 1901, and Regulations, ig Ady, 1895 
Mining Parposes Leases, Act 1906 
Dredging Leases, Act 1899... 

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No. 119.] TUESDAY, 2 AUGUST. [1910. 


The Treasury, New South Wales, 


Sydney, 2nd August, 1910. 


REVENUE, RECEIPTS, AND EXPENDITURE. 


Dee following Accounts and Abstracts of Revenue, Receipts and 
Expenditure of the Government of New South Wales, during 


the Month of July, 1910, are published for general information. 


T. WADDELL, 


Treasurer, 


[2 Ava, 1910. 


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CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119, 


424] 


COMPARATIVE STATEMENT of the Gross Revenve and Recriprs on account of the ConsoLIpATRD 
REVENUE Funp of the Government of New Sourn WALES, during the Month of July, 1909, and the 


Month of July, 1910, 


also, total Net Revenue Proper for same period. 


in Account Current, page 4240.) 


HEADS OF REVENUE. 


respectively, showing the Increase or Decrease under ‘each head thereof . 


GOVERNMENTAL. 
Revenue Proper. 


BALANCE OF REVENUE COLLECTED WITHIN 
' THE STATE BY THE COMMONWEALTH | 


GOVERNMENT, AND RETURNED 


Taxation. 
STAMPS... a ae re 
LAND TAX 
INCOME TAX .., ae it #83 


LICENSES :— 
To Wholesale Spirit Dealers 
To Auctioneers 


To Retail Fermented and Spirituous Liquors (includ. 


ing Wine, Cider, and Perry} 

Billiard and Ba gatelle ; 

To Hawkers, Pedlars, and Pawnbrokers 
“fixplosives Act of 1905 - 

Tobacco, Cigars, and Cigarettes ... 
Metropolitan Traffic Act, 1900 ... 
‘ Motor Traffic Act, No. 5, 1909 ... 
‘Gaming and Betting Act, TOUS. 3s: 

All other Licenses . si 


Total, Taxation ... 


Land Revenue. 


ALIENATIONS :— 
Auction Sales " 
Newcastle Pasturage Reserve Sales 
Improved Purchases, &c. . 
Miscellaneous Purchases .., 
Conditional Purchases — 
Deposits, &c. ... 
Instalments (inclusive of Interest)... 
Balances ; Rs 


Total, Alienations 


INTEREST ON LAND SiS a TSS dag sige 
CHASED _... x 5 


PASTORAL OCCUPATION :— 
Pastoral Leases (Runs) 
Conditional Leases... 
‘Annual Leases 
‘Occupation Licenses 
Homestead Leases... 

Snow Leases 

Inferior Leases 

Scrub Leases 8 

Homestead Selections 

Settlement Leases . 

Improvement Leases 

Artesian Well Leases 

Conditional Purchase Leases 

Leases under 18th Section of Land Act of 1903. 


Western Lands Division. 


Western Leases 
Other receipts 


Annual Land Revenue carried forward 
Alienations carried forward 


Carried forward 


* See page 4240. 


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Month of Month of D | I z 
| July, 1909, July, 1910, ecrease. nerease, 
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£] (323,366 2 11. 87,500 4 0| 266,602. 7 1] 30,736 9 0 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. [2 Ave., 1910. 


CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND RECEIPTS—continued. 


ll Month of Month of f 
HEADS OF REVENUE. July, 1909. July, 1910. Decrease. Increase. 
—continued. 
GOVERNMENTAL C } 4 if arent (ks fo Tarte els £ pow (el. &os6a 
Revenue Proper—continued. 
Brought forward Le Siero 2o, S000. ome 87,500 4 0 | 266,602 7-1 30,736 9 0 
Alienations brought forward boa £i 47,951 6. 0 58,860 0 Be 105.18 0} 11,014 13 5 
Annual Land Revenue brought forward £ 81,331 10 9 83, 820 18 By S15h7 2-30; 38 3,661 7.9 
Land Revenue—continued. 
MISCELLANEOUS LAND RECEIPTS :— 
Licenses to cut Timber, &c. mat 4,612 17 2 G:078 SAMA | Se eeecdenenver. 2,365 7. 2 
Fees on Transfer of Runs and Leases aoe es 149 0 0 DSA) Gx ste ee 64 0 0 
Fees on Preparation and Enrolment of Title- deeds a 548 110 SABE Owed > sues, LOSIO 33 
Survey Fees.. ea oe avs see B de Ane 2,592 18 5 2.51719 4 VANLO™ Lotsa Renae 
Bprciel, Leakeh na a tare Ai Mee ciemacaeese 1,612 12 8 2056S 4 [> coment. 444 5 8 
Quit Rents ... a3 al 138 10 2 010 6 137 190 18": eee 
Blockholders Act of 1901—Reuts, one ar ts ee = Se NS ee 608k Sse ee 6 a8 8 
poiethens Ecco a 1,643 9 7 1,406 9 4 sg a | ta ls oN To 
2 11,297 9 10 le Rretche aay 449 19 0 2,890 11 9 
MINING OCCUPATION :— + = 
Mineral Leases __ ... Spe ood cheese Gk he: 1,075 6 9 637 11 0 437.15. 9.) copssecasnagttss 
Leases of Auriferous Lands % 158 2 6 205 1D -.0slaeeates cae 4716 6 
Deposits, Gold and Mineral al Dredging A Act of 1899 aoe 158 5 0 118° 76 39 17 6 A ee ae 
Miners’ Rights ss 242 5 9 206 13 9 Sie | 2a cin omen cere 
Business Licenses ... see Fis an ae oe 82 12 6 63 15 0 TS ae Gil e comkere eee 
Royalty on Minerals 1,689 10 1 3°189 -, 5 ud almerc ores 499 15 0 
Residential Leases... 139 11 2 153 2Lges keene: 14 0 6- 
Other Receipts 413 8 1l 43010 S39 Ral evens | 1741 58 
£) 3,959.2 8|  4,00513 7| 582.2. 9 578 13 8 
Total, Annual Land Revenue .. £ 96,588 3208 *101,564 14a ldo 1; 100 213 ae 
Total, Land Revenue £) 144,539 8 3] *160,424 1410] 2,260 0 0] 18,145 6 7 
Receipts for Sc:v.ces Rendered. 
PILOTAGE, HARBOUR anp LIGHT RATES, &c. £ 6,671 16 9 65419-1745 DBL 19 4 | snseereseeeenes 
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGES & FARMS ACCOUNT £ Gey ee 88 1l 6 OT AL Dul Ve eer avnctecesees 
FEES :— 
Public Instruction Department eee a &e. a Oe ae DRS M 1 ard Oliconarwsn secueiers 215 0-4 
Registration of Brands , 120 310 110 16 1 Qe Oa) yess sensagrenemed 
Registrar- -General . 5,349 2° 6 DSAb LZ ONT eres devennsts - 496 10 4 
Curator of Intestate ‘Estates 433 0 4 Am Ge 1) T68% Lo Arf pesscncpeoety 
Bankruptey Court... Gimeones ll 3 4 (5) 7 Ib I re eenceence sc 
Sheriff as a 44 5 8 26 411 18 BO p29 Sie ona mee aeaen 
Distriet Courts - 38h 1683 INS. Oe ey 26 °° G6. 8 aly Secvesonucssoeee 
Courts of Petty Sessions .. rm 1,780 19 1 DieAetaye (OP Pel he sormonnne Gocmone 250: 1 
Shipping Masters ... 36450 0 358 18 0 5 TDs tO ulate ee acne 
Mining Department ; F. 89 14 0 2S 8ch BO te clatter 39 4 9 
Public Officers’ and Examination Fees . ee 304 41 L537 Sens LSOnT SLO eee ctcascpaerein 
Other Fees ... awe Da G6] 18 Th wetcc eeeieee ; 287 9 1 
£ 9,096 Bas7 9,672 111 464 9 8 | 1,040 5 7 
MISCELLANEOUS :— | 2 
For the Support of Patients in the Lunatic mae 1,945 11 0] 2,090) Tere) sas cots es sates 145.56 1 
Cellections by Government Printer : Dolio LO 743 AD upAah 6 hiicoeeocmees 206 2 10 
Stere Rent and Carriage of Explosives... 739 16 11 908 LO R19 we ranasc cate 169 2 2 
Work performed by Prisoners in Gaol... Lt. o 9614 5°0: letter cosactaeseees 79 6 4 
Doek Receipts BO ig Ole. ..cia sneer gman’ Si DOO Tes otesie swine 
Other Reseipts 2,895 18 6 3,476 SLSige 9 a) dies saterea cee | 581 0 3 
£|. 6,921.18 4|... 7,317.2. 0 8 9 0| 118017 8 
Total Receipts for Services Rendered | freeZer106.93~ 1 *23,497 12 10 , 829 13 6 | DDD dante 
Carried forward £| 490,011 13 5] 271,422 11 8 | 269,692 0 7 | .51,102 18 10 


a ea ee red 


* See page 4240. 


2 Aua., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 


4243 
CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND RECEIPTS—continued. 
r Month of Month of 
HEADS OF REVENVE, July, 1909. July, 1910. Docrease. Increase 
GOVERNMENTAL—continued. NMPRE AT Mee oy yore | ka 
Revenue Proper—continued. 
Brought forward... £| 490,011 13 5 271,422 11 8 |239,692. 0 7 51,102 18 10 
General Miscellaneous Receipts. 
RENTS—Exctuusive or Lanp :— 
Wharfs (Out Ports) 4 i ies 48413 1] EAS AUSELOA Gc nescence 264 5 9 
Government Buildings and Promises _ TOTS SOOTIZ eG eeetec osama 154 5 0 
£ Tele Ones VAST RE MEL 2 8 | 8) 98 Sean 418 10 9 
FINES AND FORFEITURES :— 

Sheriff ; nee 69) 17-46 45 19 6 Dae Some Ol |e eed se aataeses 

Courts of Petty Sessions, & 1,809 15 6 IGOR DL SES el ce, cases ccews 146 3 2 

Confiseated and Unclaimed Property Ne 1 Pe! oie Cie ON Wek cre recas ceaee 1 0 3 

Other fines and forfeitures ir AG Zee aeeG 2a eo OFT OSCO Fe tacaaice areca 

£ 1,893 6 9 2016 2 2 21 8 0 1473 «5 

COUNTRY TOWNS WATER SUPPLY WORKS— 7 

INTEREST aa at sot me £0 £| 2,814 8 6 2,858 8 7 pereraid #0) Oat 
COUNTRY TOWN! S SEWERAGE WORKS— 

INTEREST : £i 56 9 4 ISL sige tl « Paastec eee 74 17 11 
PUBLIC SERVICE SUPERANNUATION ACT OF 

1908 . At ; £ 4 4 § PSS. LSU Me ncseseaceaes 179 14 3 
WATER RIGHTS RECEIPTS £ 2705, 0 SOR Oe OU linet a. caro 32 0 0 
CHURCH AND SCHOOL LANDS ACT, 1897 ... £ 84 5 6| 57 6 4 2GIE1 97 2s ies ee a Con ee 
DARLING HARBOUR RESUMPTIONS © Ems S4blos 10 ae 9.600 11-9 V Maedche "208 18 11 
UNCLASSIFIED RECEIPTS :— 3 

Sale of Government Property ... 946 5.5 Jaleo SPAS asa rarceied nor 230 5 9 

Interestion Dank, Deposttann = <li. 9 pate 9 st, (0 eon ft. deaeetoocesod a2 eH ple FOL. y codngh acunoncat 89 17 11 

Receipts under Fisheries Act .. ; 205 8 6 102 14 0 LOZ SUES Gate caceeeeeeees 

Pastures Protection Act of 1902—Three per cent. 

contributions . “a ORs 2aes QTR UES ON |ebnncnrhasenes sc 96 19 6 

Other Receipts... 16,823 18 7 9,420 15 9 7,403 2 10 beeeetenee 

£ 17,975 14 9 10, 5897 07 A D0a-1T 4 |= Sy Adz 8 2 
Total, General Miscellaneous Receipts... fp e7.bar Il e1.ol2 16-1} 9,557.46: 1 1,592 8-6 
ST ACE erlont lr choimastee Tal OTLOLO = Rl Il EO Gone ond 
Total otic atic bei Agu £) 517,549 6 4) *29%,93d 8 7 | 277,249 5 1] 52,635 7 4 
Less—Refunds ... 25 6.3312 795 5 *5,492 13 9 
Net oe vee LM OLE AL 2G els F287 A401 Se 10h 229,97 10 02 5. Ly aa teesctiiuves 
BUSINESS UNDERTAKINGS OF 
THE STATE. 
IEF COMMISSIONER FOR RAILWAYS 
os Railways ms Patek carpi? vs Bare ec a Oe eee ae ie 46,029 14 3 
Tramways ... te 91,032. 1.5 OU 24 sop Omen |e keane wartekecese Pes So 
FAC Oa ole Soe ek: rk Ray: Wena y coal eRe hee 52,240 19 3 
SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST :— : 

Wharfage and Tonnage Rates, &c. (Sydney) ... 14,717 16 1 14,619 0 3 98 15 10 | sceseeeee eee 

Rent of Houses, Shopa, and Wharfis, &c. Rie 9,587 0 ¢ 9,031 19 6 BOS iO Ouran ea sees 

Bond Charges and Miscellaneous nee 2,326 2 2 2,412 10 4 | oeeererees £6 8 2 

e 26,6380 18 7 *26,063 10 1 653 16 8 Stimesmuee 
METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WATER SUPPLY 
Seng  her a g| 3,073 17 0 Sage 2 wate 10 nad 
Sewerage Rates £| 616 lf 7 *615 0 6 pT See Paes cc 
HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
) D=— 

Se Water Raves, &e, £1,537 19 10 WSSGIOOTL HS GEL GIT he icone. 
Total f£| 458,669 17 0} *508,861 17 11 Oat oo = Oen0 52,327 7 5 
Less—Refunds ... £ 6,699 6 11 *8,112 4 10 
Net £1 451,970 10 | eh 500, 749813 Te le. pete ween 48,779 3 0 
Gross Total £) 976,219 3 4 | 801,797 6 6 | 174,421 16 10/ ........... 4. 

ToraL, Nev Revznve AND RECEIPTS PROPER + £| 963,188 7 0} "788,192 7 IL [174,995 19 1] see cereevene 
* Sce page 4240. 
The Treasury, New South Wales, T. WADDELL, 


Sydney, 2nd August, 1910. 


Cc. G. L Boycsg, 


Comptroller of Accounts, 


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Treasurer. 


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CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 


Ete RECEIPTS during the Month of July, 1910, in repayment of advances from the 
Consolidated Revenue Fund, included in Account Current (page 4240). 


Month of July, 
HEAD OF RECEIPT. 1910. y 
Wy ae Le) Oh 
Repayments to Credit of Votes, Current Year = 9e wee an — Fe 757 14 6 
Advance to Treasurer, 1902-1903 _... BAe ae oh Re, at a Ss 1838 14 8 
Do 1908-1909... @ a 2 ‘aes 4% te ree 4 7 3 
Do 1909-1910... Ba es ae vie uh xP vee) 1,244 10 6 
Do Ree 0 1 Gr OTe yee fe 3% or Be: ae ae oe 123°43_ 5 
State Children’s Relief (Act 61 of 1901) 1909-1910... sz a re si 44 47 210 
ToTaL ery 3e se ee ime £& #2301. Aloe 
* Bee page 4240, 
The Treasury, New South Wales, T. WADDELL, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1910. C.G. L Boycs, ‘Treasurer. 


Comptroller of Accounts. 


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2 Ave., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 4245 
CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 
DETAIL STATEMENT of DISBURSEMENTS during the Month of July, 1910, shown in 
Account Current (see page 4240), 
HEAD oF EXPENDITURE. | Amount. | Total. 
£ oem Lue a 4@ 
No. I.—Scureputus to tHe Constitution Act. 
Third Schedule __,., ae ee yr re oie 9,192 16 8 
Fourth Schedule 1460 4.24 
Schedule C—Stipends or Allowances 45 16 8 
‘Supplement to Schedules (Pensions— Widows of Pilots, Military, Stock i Inspec 
tors, and other Pensions and Allowances) LISS 5 th 
Total, Schedules... a ite ey bays ve , eek ae esa ¥3,103...7- 3 
No. IJ.—Executive anp LEGISLATIVE. 
Executive Council 2f°123 0 
Vice-President of the Executive Council and Represents tive of the Government 
in the Legislative Council .41 13 4 
Legislative Council . 491 17 0 
Legislative Assembly 159" 5 10 
Legislative Council and Assembly... 403 11 4 
Parliamentary Library is a eS ras a 
Parliamentary Reporting Staff .. 548° 4 (4) 
Parliamentary Standing Committee on Public Works cif Seat: aie 
Total, Executive and Legislative ... ie a ti £,————— 2 2.999) 10 Sy 
No. III.—Co.Loniau SHCRETARY. 
Colonial Secretary .., 614 4 6 
Auditor-General VAT 127 
Aborigines Protection Board 1,525 11 6 
Police : 37,587 4 5 
Lunacy ; a ae rec 13,546 7 8 
Master in Lunacy $: eae te 464 15 10 
Medical Board ‘ 25 0 0 
Department of Public Health ... 4,164 14 3 
Bureau of Statistics and Registry of Friendly Societies and Trade Unions (Lees wee 
Government Asylums for the Infirm 5,480 7 4] 
Department of Fisheries = (aoa ais 
Bureau of Microbiology... 364 2 5 
Endowment to Hospitals, &c., and other Charitable Serviees 977 17 10 
Miscellaneous Services 1,636 10 3 
Total, Colonial Secretary ... an Gs we wae £|———_—_ * 69,311 18 5 
Oarried forward... oe eae ae Saelit ern trse peaatess 74,808 16 4 


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CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 
DETAIL STATEMENT of DISBURSEMENTS during the Month of July, 1910—continued. 


Heap or EXPENDITURE. Amount. Total. 
EMed vcs & s. d. 
Brought forward Roe rr es oe Ny Be pert cote 74,808 16 4 
No. IV.—TREASURER AND SECRETARY FOR FINANCE AND TRADE. 

Treasury... * on of aie ae as Ea an m3 2,405 12 2 
Stamp Duties Sie sac oar = sah eat Bos ee ee 431-9 6 
Land and Income Tax me Rs ot PSS Lee oa cs me 940. Re 
Gold and Escort... ve fs a Pe — =i cee ary 71-28% 
Government Printer a, ae ae ie ae ate wee aS L066 Oneo 
Explosives... bse es Bs ae oe ia er. as 2 674 12 1 
Shipping Masters... sk oe te: ae ty ae as soi 294 FS 
Navigation ... 8 we Raz a Ne oe aA ate Hon 5,947°-12 7 
Lifeboats, &e. , are  OOeEe 24: 
ministration of Old- age maa ‘teal idity nd Aecaeate Donainaa Rea oo 216 14° 3 
Resumed Properties... 2 ee ea pis re e- AM cee 1,450 17" 0 
Sydney Harbour Trust ..., a at ne on a ns, Del mend, SO ee art 
Stores Supply Department... ee es ee 4 Lis at cee LAG Yoel Vac 
Miscellaneous Services a a se ae ae re nas ies 43,566 10 5 

Total, Treasurer and Secretary for Finance and Trade ... £) -——-——__-—— ¥89,224 17 1 


No, V.—Ratways. 
Railways and Tramways— 
Railways—Existing Lines—Working Expenses... te ay neil opal 4004 2k) ace 
Tramways—Existing Lines—Working Expenses ... os ost des 40,192 4 10 
Total, Railways... Soa 63 ee ie Ms fj abet cee caine ATE TY i 5 Fale 


No. VI.—PReEmMIER. 


Premier’s Office ae ee = Sis ie ae ae 477 15 8 
Agent-General for New South Wales as se ae if ae Dec Pa ebay EEL aeO Lek 
Immigration and Tourist Bureau ... se aa ca se sas ee DoU at 
Miscellaneous Services Se eh one els wee <e nee cae 1861 1b =3 
Total, Premier ne oa dee uns ane ae £ ——-——__—_--- *3,791 Oe 
No. VII.—ArrorRNEY-GENERAL AND JUSTICE. 
Department of the petite oe and of Justice on ue es 4,116 6 10 
The Judges ... sate wae oe as sa as 586 10 6 
Prothonotary and Registrar i in Divorce... ev bss oes es stk 276 0 8 
Master in Equity... oe ai =o ste ras wes Ae Sf 278 12 8 
Registrar in Bankruptcy .. ae es es oi ee me 249 12 1 
Probate and Intestate Estates Office se a - 5 ae a 290 204 
Sheriff 7 . ah ae en a ame ep) a 
District Courts eae o, ie —, x ae re ae oe 360 19 2 
Coroners... Pc Aas we ae ce He Te 84 as 661 16 8 
_ Petty Sessions oF od as cae or Ke as ier fe 9171 9 9 
Prisons Bs es wie pee ee ‘Pa se cis we aus 6,256 12 9 
Registrar. General a ee eee Hy Le ae a oe 4ST B85 cells 
Public Service Board aor wea ats sas ast ag sal ae 425° 1° 4 
Industrial Court ... ine Ae Bile es BNA NG ies phd 892 10 4 
Miscellaneous Services ey ae tie sae ees aa oes — 1,202 18 1 
Total, Attorney-General and Justice ia Aa ae £)}———_- ——_——_--}_ 30,797 1 7 


No. VIII.—Secrevary ror LAnps. 


Department of Lands So sak sis ave bas a ye sas 26,425. 13-6 


Western Land Board ane out a Ar x5 ae te oa 637 4 3 
Miscellaneous Services ase oe wae ace ee See ae aie 2,965.62 0 
Total, Seerctary for Lands ... re is He “ie LL, — *30,027 19 9 
Garried forward’... << goepeteete ss) i en . £| — 643,349 19 5 


EO ine RO 


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*See page 4240, 


2 Aua., 1910. | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 4247 


CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 
DETAIL STATEMENT of DISBURSEMENTS during the Month of July, 1910—continued. 


HEAD oF EXPENDITURE. Amount. Total. 
£ s. d. £ s. d. 
Brought forward ... ass oe aa Ay LAieiticls tal aiid des 643,349 19 5 
No. [X.—Srcretary ror Pusric Works. 
Department of Public Works—Establishment ... Bb: oa = <i G,290R- 7-0 
Public Works and Services— 
Roads ... . =. Hie A ak <8 ing me: A 6 (ode ogee 
Maintenance— 
Bridges... 4. a sey was as As Ae 899 5 4 
Punts, Rerries, Sad Caceehoes J 7 44417 1 
Public Watering Places, ircesinn Boreas “Water bConser atin? Water 
Supplies and Drainage ... es ae Py ae wee uae 594 11 6 
Harbours and Rivers ... his ai ae a Sis Ae ae ole ae 
Dredge Service... eg ie. ss an BAG a3 ee hes 14.702 ¢ Soh] 
Public Buildings oe ae ace aa oe te see tes 10,835 13...2 
Dock Establishment ... wale oe Aa, 53 ae i414. .9 
Sewerage and Stormwater Chamene ee ne ue ks Sas Ble nie 
Miscellaneous a oye mtd 643 13 0 
Compensations and Gratuities to Officers, Snares and others ; for loss or 
injury to stock or materials; for refund of deposits ; for settlement of 
claims, and contingencies generally ee = 1055. 95-8 
Equipment, travelling, transfer, removal, and other allowanes cea and pay for 
temporary services ee i. Slee. Lees 
Rents, Cleaning, Caretaking, Insurance and Shipping ‘Charges, Letter Boxes, 
Postage, Telegrams, Fares, Freights, Stamps, and Departmental Contin- 
gencies generally, including Minor Services for other Departments HY 423 2 8 
Public Pounds Construction, Maintenance, and Contingencies ... ee Pe 20) :-0y;,10 
Local Government ... nid On a es ate sae ie fe 8 L3Ge oun: 
Labour Bureau i: bine 3 7 Bs 746 13 8 
- Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage ae nae Shs a 16,510 15 5 
Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Board _... ce bea 2 22 Oral 
Total, Secretary for Public Works... at ea et £-——_—-— — #69. 310, 31> 5 
No. X,—PuBLic onan LaBouR AND INDUS#RY. 
Public Instruction ... ae nae hee chs a bse 96,516 0 O 
State Children Relief Department... Res as fee ee ah ce 12,751 10 10 
Industrial Schools ... a ee ise ae ee a oo) L132n kehsiie 
Observatory ... ie Re a a ee Sysa ae av :. 118 19.10 
Australian Museum.. ows es wee we a8 doe ae 645 16 8 
National Art Gallery ; Rae ae xe as aie ae 264 8 4 
Public Library of New South Wales Sf ane ves hare ot a 664 0 0 
Labour and Industry Branch 4 oe ae = ek Shs ae 600 0 0 
- Grants in aid of Public Institutions Ae ae at “ee ay As 1,133 3.10 
Miscellaneous Services ; oe es ot $2,168), 4 
Total, Public Tnstruction, Labour and Industry ee ach Ep et ie * ES SOO Dek 
No. XI.—SecretTary FOR MINEs. 
Department of Mines Sie ie ee a a ae Be 3,367 6 0 
Geological Survey Laboratory... ne oe oh tr, pS c 2be. 6.0 
Miners’ Accident Relief Beard ... ae “oe eee sae ate eae 66 11 8 
Miscellaneous Services : ea ae ies ys sas 1,486 11 4 
Total, Secretary for Mines .. ea 2.3 it a £|——---—- *4,941 15 0 
No. XII.—DeEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 
Agriculture . Soe ; a 8,230 13 9 
Forestry oh ae re: ae as Se aaa Be Sey ee 
Stoek and Brands (Pastures ‘Protection Act) sl Ge ey oat Ses 139 G.. 0 
Stock and Brands ... ae Are = wee ose 2,501 13 10 
Botanic Gardens... eat ce Ps ie Fe vee ae 835 0 3 
Nursery Garden, Campbelltown 80 19 5 
Garden Palace Grounds 150,.,.4¢, 5 
Government Domain ete aN F 161.132 7 
Gentennial Park... a ats one “e 411 14 11 
Exports and Cold Storage .. ‘e whe ey ne At 80 15 0 
Commereial Agents... ae oe ae cs res iis 555 0 0 
Miscellaneous Soxsicca : = =i ats aut 2750.12 6 . 
Total, Departanent of "Agriculture ... rg Dae AP ELF Sie *18)127 Of 
Postied eward ee see ce et | 5 e5b8o TI'S 


® See page 4240, 


EO 


4248 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119, -- [2 Aue., 1910, 


CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND, 
DETAIL STATEMENT of DISBURSEMENTS during the Month of July, 1910—continuwed. 


Heap or EXPENDITURE. - Amount, TotaL 
. £ s. d, £ s. d. 
Brought forward ... Vint Flees “he us AMIDA Ae guid. 849,589 11 6 


SpreciaL APPROPRIATIONS. 
Interest on :— : ay 
Debentures and Funded Stock P 199,284 5 


4 
Treasury Deficiencies Bills, Act 59 Vie. No. 29, and Act No. 30 of 1905. 2,395 11 6 
Reduction of Public Debt :— 
Redemption of ase oath Bills igor to 30th June, pe Act No. 30 
8) ie 0 Se “ avi Oy y 50,000 0 0 
Corporations :— 
Sydney Harbour Trust Commissioners, Act No. 34 of 1908.. <t os 272.0 0 
Railway Commissioners, Act No. 7 of 1906. a 493 6 8 
Sydney Corporation (Amending) Act, Moiety of Salaries of Inapector 0 of 
Nuisances and Sanitary Inspectors, Act No. 35 of 1902 af j 91 0 0 
Pensions :— 
Superannuation Act Repeal, Act No. 36 Vic. No. 29 on ae a 2618 8 
Invalidity and Accidents Pensions, Act No, 22 of 1907 ... ay, a 13,500 0 0 
Public Service (Superannuation), Act No. 8 of 1903 be ae as 11,065 14 0 
Parkes Family Grant, Act 60 Vic. No. 3... fs ees wi 2113 4 | 
Police Regulation (Superannuation), Act No. 28 of 1906 ay itt vd 6,000 0 0 
Executive and Legislative :— 
Ministers of the Crown Salaries, Act No. 2. of 1908 es ee ot 1/920 «0220 
Aide-de-Camp to the Governor, Act No, 40 of 1901 ae pS ee Late 
Remuneration to Parliamentary Public Works Committee, Act No. 26 of 
1900, and No. 43 of 1906 $s wy : 437 17 0 
Allowance Parliamentary Representatives, Act No. 32 of 1902 Ci t< 2,125.0 0 
Parliamentary Electorates and Elections, Act No. 33 of 1902 ... ip 46:5¢-06 
Colonial Secretary :— 
President, Board of Fire Commissioners of New South pha: Act No. 9 
of 1909 (section 12) es we a 25 0 0 
Endowment Municipalities Act, No. 56 of 1906... Ee oe oe 572 16 10 
David Berry Hospital, Act No. 53 of 1906. we the = xe 300 0 O 
Treasurer and Secretary Finance and Trade :— 
Sydney Branch Royal Mint, Act No. 41 of 1902... re act ae 1,250 0 0 
Attorney-General and Justice :— 
Public Service Board, Act No. 31 of 1902... Sree ae 240 0 Q 
District Courts J udges’ Salaries, Act No. 4 of 1901. Re fs id. 1,000 0 0 
Lands :— 
Land Appeal Court, President and Members, Act No. 55 Vic. No. 26... 330 0 0 
Western Land Board, New South Wales, Act No. 70 of 1901 _... oe . 291:13::4 
Public Instruction, Labour and Industry :— ! 
Endowment Sydney University, Act No. 22 of 1900, and 92 of 1902... 2,500. 0 0 
Endowment Australian Museum, Act No. 61 of 1902 250 0 0 
Endowment Sydney Grammar School enh Act 2nd December, 1854, 375 070 
Endowment Affiliated Colleges, Act No. 22 of 1900 fee a ms 125:4.0> 0 
Endowment Women’s College, Act No. ral ee 1902 .. a hi Me 4113 4 
Endowment Public Library, Act No, 54 of 1899... de ae Fs 500 0 0 
Hndowment National Art Gallery, Act No. 54 of 1899... ip ins 500.0 0 a 
Mines :— 
Hndowment Miners’ Accident Relief, Act No. 42 of 1900, and No. 71 of 1901 45.17 0 
ToraL, SpxciaL APPROPRIATIONB ... me es as £|____—--—-—-|_ *205,054-14) 405g 
ToraL PAYMENTS CHARGEABLE TO RuyENuE, 1910-1911 RA a eee .. &} *1,144,644 6 4 * 
ae * See page 4240. ; ; 
The Treasury, New South Wales, T, WADDELL, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1910, eS OG. I. Boron; ‘Freasurer. age 
Comptroller of Accounts. a ; 
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- CONSOLIDATED ‘REVENUE FUND. 


DETAIL STATEMENT of OTHER PAYMENTS or ADVANCES during the Month of July, 1910, 


recoverable, included in’ Account Current (see page 4240). 
a oe 


Heav or Expenprrure. | Amount, Total, 
OTHER PAYMENTS. | £  8..d. ae Be Cs; 
mumwemee 40 Areasurer, 1910-1011. we Rok: eel Pog, 2 lb Be. *6.992 6 7 
In anticipation of Loan Votes 1910-1911— 
Railways and Tamways— 
Railways— é 
Additions to Railway Lines and Biitdiaes and for other purposes 
including Duplication of Lines .., T1299 “37 € 
Rolling Stock to meet the apr of the business including 1 the 
Equipment of New Lines ... , ny 4,089 10 9 
Bert a, for Public Works— 
Railways— 
Lockhart to Clear Hills.. eo ae 8,562 3 2 
North Coast Railway (Maitland to South h Grafton) te fas 51,144 15 8 
Cowra to Canowindra vr 3,389 18 3 
Mudgee to Dunedoo 8,026 13-11 
147,152 5 3 
ToraL, OTHER PAYMENTS... Pe ¥ a eee ae £| #154,144 11 10 
*See page 4240, SER “4 “ 
The Treacy, ¥ 6w South Wales, T. WADDELL, 
| Sydney, 2nd August, 1910. C. G. L. Boyce, Treasurer, 


Comptroller of Accounts. 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 


4255 


PUBLIC WORKS ACCOUNT. 


DETAIL STATEMENT of DISBURSEMENTS during the Month of July, 1910, as shown in 


Account Current (page 4254), 


= 


SERVICE, 


Amount. 


Total. 


Colonial Secretary— Hospitals— 
Metropolitan, Suburban, and Country Hospitals—Grants under the 


provisions of Public Works and Closer Settlement Funds Act, 
1906... 
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Miscellaneous Services— 
Department of Fisheries—Towards the Construction of Nurseries 
Lunacy Depar SEV es Bt of Land adjoining een for 
Insane, Kenmore ... t ee sae i 
Police Buildings and Additions 


Treasurer— 
Government Printing Office—Purchase of Extra Machinery and Plant 


Resumed Properties Branch— 
Erection of Shops and Buildings 
Erection of Waterside Worker’s 3 Dw elling gs and hi mprov ement of Streets 


Construction of Oil Launch in place of Steam Pinnace 


Sydney Harbour Trust— 
Replacement of Wharfs and Jetties, We. 


Lands— 
For making Roads of Access to Crown and Closer Settlement Lands— 
further sum 


Miseellaneous Services— 

Compensation in connection with the resumption of Lands for Roads, 
under the Public Roads Act of 1902 ~ 

Towards the purchase, acquisition, resumption of Sites for Public 
Parks, and for other public purposes 

Pilliga Scrub—Surveys, inspections, reports, valuations, clearing, and 
otherwise improving land, and all expenses incidental thereto, 
for the purpose of rendering it available for settlement . 


Publie Works— 
For Construction of Works generally— 
Roads aoe 
Bridges 
Punts, Ferries, oad. Tawnches : 
Public Watering-places, Artesian Bores, “Water Conservation, Water 
Supplies and Drainage : 
Harbours and Rivers—Dredge Service : in 1 connection with Po 
Improvements of Harbours and Rivers 


Public Buildings ... 
Dock Establishment 
Sewerage of Government Institutions generally 


Railways and Tramways 


Grant under Section 5 of Public Works Fund Act to Shires and 

Municipalities, being part of £150,000 promised for first three yore 

of operation of Local Government Acts F oh : oo 

Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage— 
Water Supply— 


Lining and Strengthening U pper Canal, Renewal of Pumps, &c.... 


Carried forward... 


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SERVICE. Amount, © | Total, 


Brought forward ... ste eps it £ 


Public Instruction 
School Buildings, Teachers’ Residences, Additions, and Sites, Equipment, 
Renewals, and ee of Schools and Residences, and Material 
—further sum 
Technical Education—For prov iding Sites, Buildings and Equipment, and 
for Alterations and Improvements to existing Buildings : 5% 
Miscellaneous Services Equipment and Minor Works 


Mining— 
Museum 
Agriculture— 


For the promotion of Agriculture, Agricultural Colleges, &c.—further 
sum 


Wentworth Irrigation Area subdivision and Suction Gas Plant 
Total 


Grand Total 


— 


* See page 4254. 
Tie Treasury, New South Wales, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1910. C. G. L. Boyes, 


Comptroller of Accounts. 


New premises for the a of a Mining, Forestry, and Agricultural 


4956 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 


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DETAIL STATEMENT of DISBURSEMENTS during the Month of July, 1910, shown in 


Account Current (page 4527). 


SERVICE. 


Amount, | Total. 


[2 Aua., 1910. 


54 Victoria No. 33. 
Sewerage Branch — 
Completion of Western Suburbs Sewerage Scheme (Schedule B of Act 
54 Vic. No. 17) K ar WS oe. 


Act No. 14, 1903. 
Miscellaneous— 


For the purposes of the Darling Harbour Wharfs Resumption Act, 


1900—further sum .. 


Act No. 36, 1905. 
Lands— 
Purchase of Wire nctting, &c., &e. 


Act No. 39, 1906. 
Sydney Water Supply— 
Improvements to evens Water PEPE and Storage Dam, Cataract 
River : ‘ ne or 


Acr No. 59, 1906. 
Water and Drainage and Artesian Wells (Amending) Act of 1906 


Act No. 19, 1907. 
Railway Construction— 
Temora to Barellan—further sum 


Act No. 22, 1908. 
Sydney Harbour Trust— 
Towards Construction of Work generally, &e. . 
Tramways— 
Additions to Lines, Workshops, &c. 
Sewerage Construction— 
Metropolitan Sewerage and Stormwater Channels generally . 
Country Towns Sewerage and Stormwater Channels i generally 
Water Supply— 
Compensation Weirs on Nepean River—further sum ... 


Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Board— 
Water Supply— 
Improvements to Water Supply, Maitland District 
Sewerage— 
Extension and Reticulation 


Aot No. 16,1909. 
Sydney Harbour Trust— 
Towards construction of Works generally, and for the improvement 
of the Port—further sum ... or aw. a 


Railways— 
Rolling Stock, to meet additional -traffic requirements, and equipment 
of new lines .. 
Additions to Railway Lines, Stations, and Buildings, ‘and for ‘other 
purposes, ineluding Duplication of Lines., 


Tramways— 

Additions to Lines, Workshops, and Buildings, a gh igiion © of one 

and for other purposes a <a m7 iy i 

~ Rolling Stock to meet expansion af Trafic = S ated. : rt 
Ray Construction— =. ae ~ i leaa 

, 5 ahee to Dunedoo Railway further sunt. g 

‘Narromine to Peak Hall—further sum . ake ; 

Uaicwra to Canowindra+—fuirther sum 

&, 2, Kebole to Casino—further sum. ‘ 

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Repayment of Loans— 
Repayment of Debentures-—4 per cent. Debentures issued under Acts 
41 Victoria No. 7 and 43 Victoria No. 11, due lst J he 1910— 


Sydney, 2nd August, 1910. 


2 Ave., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 4259 
GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT. 
DETAIL STATEMENT or DISBURSEMENTS, during the Month of July, 1910—continued. 
SERVICE. Amount. ‘Fetal. 
ee £ s. 
Brought forward . fen ets <0 Eis Fh BE Bis: 140,534 5 
Act No. 16, 1909—continued, 
Tramway Construction— 
emu Waviecenerilly wap em yihg aes Sia! force eae eesrh Mats hee ede stnnae 22,667 10 
Sewerage Construction— 
Newcastle Sewerage : 4,744 9 3 
Long Bay Ocean Outfall—towards ~ lollies 
4,876 6 
Water Supply— 
Compensation Weirs, Nepean River st 415 8 6 
Country Towns Water Supplies—further sum... 6,655 14 5 
Barren Jack Storage Reservoir and Northern Murrumbidgee Irriga- 
tion Scheme—further sum . ; T15908> 197) 5 
—_————— 18,980 2 
Miseellaneous— 
New Public Abattoir at P Homebush Point—further sum 1,624 19, 4 
Newcastle Harbour—North Breakwater—further sum 853 10 3 
— 2,478 9 
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage— 
(To be carried out by the Board.) 
Water Supply— 
General Reticulation, Improvements, Land, ee Canal Works, 
&c., and for other purposes—further sum. seal 20908) le 8 
Sewerage— 
Construction and Ventilation of Sewers sent: ; Land, Buildings, 
&c., and for other purposes—further sum. 5 ae 9,486 10 10 
- 12,077 2 
Hunter River District Water Supply and Sewerage Board— 
Water Supply— 
Extension of Reticulation—further sum 30 4 7 
Improvements to Water Supply, South Maitland District oF Lee) Nee 


1,543,900 9 0 

12,900 0 0 
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A aha Peace *57 9 


In London a 
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Grand Total... ond we 
: * See page 4257. 
The Treasury, New South Wales, C, G. L. Boycg, 


T. WADDELL, 


Treasurer. 
Comptroller of Accounts. 


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BALANCE STATEMENT 


SHOWING THE LEDGER BALANCES 
DISTRIBUTION INTO CASH AND SECURITIES 


ON 31 JULY, 1910. 


4262 


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[2 Ave., 1910. 


No. 7. 
BALANCE 


Showing the Lepcer Batances on the various Accounts of the Government of New South 


Reference to 
Statements of 


Detail. 
No. Page. 
1 4240 
2 4251 


HEAD OF ACCOUNT. 


CoNSOLIDATED REVENUE AccouNT 


Sercrat Drerosirs Account _... ee sae 


Dr. 


or 


Cr. 


BALANCES ON 3lst JULY, 


£08: f ‘Cn seed: 


481,471 9 0 


soeeoneveaee 2,636,209 0 4 


fdas sane £) 3,117,680 9 4 


+ 


2 Ava.,; 1910.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZEITE, No. 119 4263 


STATEMENT E 
Wales on the 31st July, 1910, and the distribution of the same into Cash and Securities. 
y ae 7 if 43 odie Ale 
DISTRIBUTION. CasH. | Suounrries. Fora. 
£ BuO. £ a, od £ s. di 
Consolidated Revenue Account— 
. £ s. d. 
With Bank of New South Wales Be ... 184,684 6 10 
With Commercial Banking Company of 
Sydney (Ltd. BB Sir ak ads» 345,787 242 
eer ay Le Sear | 
With Bank of New South Wales—On Fixed Deposit... ss] sesseseseeeeseeees | 1,000 0 0 
ToTaL CoNSCLIDATED REVENUE ACCOUNT ae £| 480,471 9 O 1,000 0 0 481,471 9 0O 
Special Deposits Account— | 
£ s. d. 
With Bank of New South Wales mt ... 1,568,084 13 6 
With Commercial Banking Company of | 
Sydney (Ltd) oc ee che ee 485,817, 174 . 
| CANE RO AID) Seah co aenoterror fone 
ie 8. d. 
With Bank of New South Wales—On Fixed 
Deposit «4. ie te wei oe 800,000 0 0 
With Commercial Banking Company of 
d Ltd.)—On Fixed Deposit ... 300,000 0 0 
uses fae oe ple sei Se 600,000 uv 0 
Treasury Ghest— 
Treasury Guarantee Fund— 
New South Wales Funded Stock, 60 Vic. No, 32 ... Pee Beiter nel rico cao 14,500 0 0 
Miseellaneous rae om ae. wee ace 506 oiuhaeseuntecies encase 18,306 9 6 
ToraL SPECIAL Deposits AccoUNT--CAsH AND SECURIHES £} 2,003,402 10 10 | 632,806 9 6| 2,636,209 0 4 


——_—_——— 
ef 


Carried forward... es aes we £| 2,483,873 19 10 | 633,806 9 6 3,117,680 9 4 


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No, 119, 2 Aveust, 1910.— 3. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. [2 Ave, 1910, 


‘No. 7. BALANCE 


Showing the Lenaer Batances on the Various Accounts of the Government of New South Wales 


Reference 
to Statements Dr, 
of Detail. HEAD OF ACCOUNT, or PALANEE, eae FE 
tr. : 
No. Page. 


£ By nes 
3,117,680 9 4 


Brought forward... es vee Abe Ss# Presssaalvycesynes 


SPECIAL ACCOUNTS :-— 


( Colonial Treasurer’s Master in Equity Account... rs 24,945 11 9 
Colonial Treasurer’s Master in Lunacy Account... ” 29,517 4 0 
| Colonial Treasurer’s Curator of Intestate Estates 

3 4252 ' Acapant. 20 5.0 a ST ey 3 99,641 6 0 

Colonial Treasurer’s Prothonotary Account ee 9 4,354 18 7 

( Colonial Treasurer’s Registrar of Probates Aesount # 44,241 9 Tl 
Total Special Accounts .. .. .. ” 202,700 10 3 
4 4253 | CLosER SETTLEMENT ACCOUNT... ee Se oa - sableasenend sgie 548,307 7 5 
5 4254 PUBLIC W orxKS Account oon eae eee bes 399 eeeoeioetenae ebeos 714,534 14 5 


4,583,223 1 5) 


Less Desir BALANCE— 


6 4257 GENERAL Loan Account at ae ate sag oo |p adabas Vids ce ebdts 4;809,040 6 2 
| GRanp Torats .,, coe ed PRAE Ncronce Rr eee: 3,274,182 15 3 


The Treasury, New South Wales, : 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1910, C. G.. L. Boycs, 
Comptroller of Accounts, 


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2 Ava. 1910.] 


STATEMENT—continued. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 


on the 31st July, 1910, and the distribution of the same into Cash and Securities —continueri 


DISTRIBUTION. 


Brought forward 


SprecraL AccouNTS— 


With Bank cf New South Wales— 


£ gs. d. 


£| 2,483,873 


Colonial Treasurer’s Master in Equity Account 


Colonial Treasurer’s Master in Lunacy Account 


Colonial Treasurer’s Curator of Intestate Estates Account 


Colonial Treasurer’s Prothonotary Account ... 


Colonial Treasurer’s Registrar of Probates Account 


Total Special Accounts 


CLoseR SETTLEMENT AccOUNT— 


With Commercial Banking Company of Sydney (Ltd.)... 


Pusiic Works AccouNnT— 
With Bank of New South Wales ... 


Total Credit Balances—Cash and Securities 


Less Desir BALANCES— 


o 


£| 202,700 10 3 


£| 548,307 7 5 
£| 714,534 14 5 


£133, 949,416 


Tonpon Remirrance Account— £ s. d. 
With Bank of New South Wales ... : 788,990 13 9 
With Commercial Banking Company 
of Sydney (Ltd.)... ses vee se 715,530 17 10 
: —__—_—_————_} 1,504,521 11 7 
GenrraL Loan AccountT— £ s. d. 
With Bank of New South Wales ... 1,235,431 5 11 
With Commercial Banking Company 
of Sydney (Ltd.) ... aN sei 73,609 0 3 
-—_—__—__—__———_| 1,309,040 6 2 


Total Debit Balances 


Tora, SypNEy—Net Crepit Batances—Casu 


AND SECURITIES ... ACE 


£} 2,813,561 17 9 


£| 1,135,854 14 2 


Add Lonpox BANK ACCOUNT AT DATE OF LATEST ADVICES, viz, :— 


£ 8. 
On Current Account... 691,021 11 
Remittances in Transit ... 813,500 0 


GRAND TOTALS... an ni 


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Printed and Published by Wmt1am Arpiucata Guuiick, Government Printer and Publisher of the State of 
New South Wales, 


[Price, 6d.] 


1,504,521 11 7 


£/ 2,640,376 5 9 633,806 9 6 


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633,806 9 6 


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rrnment ¢ 


OF THE STATE OF 


NEW SOUTH WALES. 


PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. 


[REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST OFFICE, SYDNEY, FOR TRANSMISSION BY POST AS A NEWSPAPER. ] 


WEDNESDAY, 3 AUGUST. 


[1910. 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sovurn Wates, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 


to wit, fable Freprric Joun Napren, BArnox 
CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 
(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 


Michaci and Saint George, Governor cf 


W. P. CuLtsn, 


_ By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 


His Hacellency the 


Cn Pee aa ; 
endencies, in the Commonwos f 
ernie Depen s, In the Commonwealth o 


Australia. 
iB pursuance of the power and authority vested in that 
behalf by the “ Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 1898,” in the 
Governor of New South Wales, with the advice of the Hxecutive 
Council, I, Freperic Joun Narizr, BaRoN CHELMSFORD, the 
Governor aforesaid, do, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, hereby appoint the following days and dates to be 
observed as Public Holidays in the localities mentioned here- 
under, namely :— 
Bogan Gate, Forbes, Parkes, and Trundio Districts —Thursday, 
11th August, 1910. 


Bogan Gate, Forbes, Parkes and Trundle Districts—Thureday, 
18th August, 1910. 


Forbes District—Friday, 26th August, 1910. 

Junee District-—Thursday, Ist September, 1910. © 

Young District—W ednesday, 7th September, 1910, 

Kyogle Shire and Young District—Wednesday, 14th Septem- 

ber, 1910. 

Emmaville District—-Monday, 3rd October, 1910. 

Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this 
second day of August, in the year of our Lord one 
thousand nine hundred and ten, and in the first year 
of His Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
W. H. WOOD. 


(728) GOD SAVE THE KING! 


| [537] 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sour ery, His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit, able FREDERIC JoHN NAPIER, Baron 
CHELMSrorD, Knight Commander of 


(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia, 


Vy HEREAS under and by virtue of the “ Careless Use of 

Fire (Amendment) Act, 1906,” power is vested in the 
Governor, by Proclamation in the Government Gazette, to 
prohibit in any specified locality the sale, offering for sale, 
distribution, or use of any matches other than those so made as 
to strike only on a preparation affixed to the containing box, or 
a box containing the same description of matches: Now, there- 
fore, 1, Frepmric Joun Napier, Baron CaErtMsrorp, the 
Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council 
of the said State, do, by this my Proclamation, prohibit, in the 
Goodradigbee Shire and the Municipality of Yass, the sale, 
offering for sale, distribution, or use of any matches other 
than those so made as to strike only on a preparation affixed 


| to the containing box or a box containing the same description 


of matches, from the 1st day of November in each year to 
the 31st day of March then next succeeding. 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this thirtieth 

day of July, in the year of our Lord one thousand 

nine hundred’ and ten, and in the first year of His 
Majesty’s Reign. | 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
W. H. WooD. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 


- 


4268 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. [3 Aue., 1910. 


cee 


PROCLAMATION one ihousand nite hundred and nine, and published in 

2 Supplementary Goverment Gazette No. 96 of the same date, 
New Soutu Wats, ) By His Excellency The Right Honotr- | declaring that the provisions of Part II of the above-cited Act 
to wit. aan Farperid Joun Narizr, Baron shall, cn and after tho first day of August, one thousand nine 


ae ate @ * “ites il 
Cudtiavonn, Malehe Commander. of wae nine, be applied t@ the Victoria Hall, West 


(1.8.) the Most Distiiguished Order of Saint : q oe : ; 
Miohsel and Saint George, Governor of Given urder my Hand ard Feal, at Sydney, this twenty- 
& . w > ; 5 de . 
CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its © eeventh Gay of July, in the year oe cur Lord one 
Governor, Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of thousand nine huadred and ten, and in the first year 
° 7 . . 
Austratia, of His Majesty's Reign, 
N pursuance of the provisions of the “ Theatres and Public ne Hi dianaeta Cor 
I Halls Act, 1908,” I, Freperic Joun Narizr, Baron By His Hxcellency’s Command, 
CHELMSFORD, the Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the W. H. WOOD. 
Executive Council, do, by this my Proclamation, revoke that = 
portion of the Proclamation, dated the fifteenth day of July, | [449] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


PROCLAMATION 
New Soutn Watss, ; By His Excellency The Right Honourable Freperic Joun Napinr, Baron 
to wit. : EGE os ; 
a, CuetmsrorD, Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
(LS. Bs : 
5 Michael and Saint George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its 
CHELMSFORD, 
Governor, Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia. 


es See by section 154, Part IV, of the “Stock Act 1901,’ the Governor is empowered, by Proclmation in the Government 
Gazette, to restrict or absolutely prohibit for ary specified tims the importation or introduction of aay stock, fodder, or . 
fittings from any State or Colony or country in which there is reason to believe any infectious or contagious discase in stock 
exists: And whereas by a Proclamation under the hand of His Excolleney the Governor, dated the 28th day of September, 1909, 
theintroduction cf any Swine from the States of Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia, Tasmania, and the 
Dominion of New Zealand, wae prohibied for a period of twelye months from the 15th October, 1909; New 1, Fxnperic JouN 
Napier, Baron Cuetmsronn, the Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council, do by this my Proclamation, 
declare that the said Proclamation shall nut apply to the introduction of Swine from that portion of the State of Queensland 


1 
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known as the Darling Downs, provided that the follewing conditions are observed :— 
INTRODUCTION OF SWINE INTO THIS STATH FROM THAT PORTION OF THE STATE OF 
QUEENSLAND KNOWN AS THE DARLING DOWNS. 


1. The approval of the Chief Inepector of Stock for this State shall be obtained for their introduction. 
2. They shall be introduced at any of the following gazetted crossing places :— 


Killarney Maryland Wallangarra Texas 
Acacia Creek Maryland-S'anthorpe Riverton Goondiwindi 
Cullendcre Stanthorpe Bonshaw Mungindi, 


8. They shall be accompanied by a declaration of health by the owner with an endorsement by the Stock Inspector for the 
Giatrict to the effect of Schedule Ti hereto. 

4. 1f, on inspection at the Border by an Inspector for this State, they are fouad free from any infectious or contagious 
diseases, the Inspector shall admit them. 


ECHEDULE IT. 


Declaration by owner, and Certificate of Health by Inspector, 


q; (name and address) ’ do solemuly and sincerely 
declare, to the best of my knowledge and belief, that the undermentioned swine, of which Iam the owner, have been for the 
next preceding six mouths in that portion of the State of Queensland known as the Darling Downs, and are free from any 
infectious or contagious disease, 

PARTICULARS OF SWINE. 


oe Name and Address of Owner. Where from, Consignee, 


Description. Sex. 
} 


Acd I make this solemn declaration, conscientiously believing the same to be truo, and by virtue of the provisions of the “ Oaths 
Act of 1867.” 


(Sigued) 
3 


Made and signed before mé at at thi day of 19 : 


(Signature of Magistrate), 
I have no reason to doubt the correctness of the above declaration in any particular, To the best of my knowledge and 


belief there has been no infectious or contagious disease among swine within the past eix months in that portion of Queensland 
known as the Darliag Downs from whence the abovementioned swine are about to be introduced into New South Wales. 


Inspector of Stock. 


Dat 
Ua *) 4 ddvees 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this twenty-sixth day of July, in the year of our Lord one thoussnd nine 
hundred and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excelloncy’s Command, 
JOHN PERRY. 
[45] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


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3 Ava, 1910] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND UNDER 
THE “PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1900,” 


PROCLAMATION 
New Sovurn Sead ey His Excellency The Right Honoiir- 
to wit, able Frepreric Joun Navier, Baron 
CuELMSFoRD, Kiight Commander of 
(L.S.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
CHELMSFoRD, the State of New South Wales and its 


Governor, Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia, 

A] HERHAS I, Freperic Joun Napizk, Bason Cuubms- 
_ Forp, the Governor aforésaid, with the advice of 
the Executive Council of the said State, have directed that 
@ certain public work, that is to say, widening of Macquarie- 
street, Sydney, in the said State, the estimated cost of 
which does not exceed twenty thousand pounds, shall be 
carried out under the provisions cf the “Public Works Act, 
1900,” as an authorised work by the Minister for Public Works 
as Constructing Authority; and that the land described in 
the Schedule hereto, which is in my opinion required for 
carrying out the said work, shall be acquired by taking the 
same under the provisions contained in Division 1 of Part 
V of the said Act : Now, therefore; I; the said Governor, with 
the advice aforesaid, in pursuance of the “ Public Works 
Act, 1900,” do by this notification, to be published in the 
Government Gazette, and in one or more newspapers published 
or circulated in the Police District wherein the said iand 
is situated, declare that the Crown Land comprised within 
the description set forth in the Schedule hereto has been 
appropriated and the private property within such deserip- 
tion has been resumed, for the public purpose aforesaid, 
to the intent that upon the publication of this notification 
in the Gazette, the said land described in the said Schedule 
hereto shall forthwith be vested in the said Constructing 
Authority as a corporation sole on behalf of His Majesty, 
fer the purposes ef the said Act, for an estate in fee-simple in 
possession, freed and discharged from ail trusts, obligations, 
estates; interests, contracts, charges, rates, rights-of-way, or 
other easements whatsoever; and to the intent that the legal 
estate therein, together with all powers incident thereto or 
 Gonferred by the said Act, shall be vested in such Constructing 
Authority a3 a Trustee: And I declare thst the following is 

the Schedule of land hereinbefore referred to :— 


SCHEDULE, 


All that piece or parcel of land sittiato, lying, and being in the 
Oity cf Sydney, parish of St. James, county of Cumberland, and 
State of New South Wales: Commencing ata point on the east- 
etn building line of Macquarie-street, said point being ihe south- 
western corner of land comprised in Certificate of ‘Litle, regis- 
tered vol. 383, fol. 12; and bounded on the west by that 
building lise bearing northerly to the southern boundary of 
Parliament House property ; thonce on the north by part of 
that last-mentioned boundary bearing easterly to its intersection 
with the line parallel to and distant 20 feet easterly from the 
eastern buildiig line of Macqusrie-street ; thence cn the east 
by a. line parallel to and distant as aforesaid bearing southerly 
to the northern boundary of the Royal Mint property ; thence 
on the south by that last-mentioned property besrizg westerly 
20 feet to the point of commencement. 

The above-described land forms part of the land comprised 
in the Crown Grant dated the 18th October, 1873, registered 
vol. 383, fol. 12, and forms part of 2 acres 8 roods 19 perches, 
vested in the Trustees of the Sydney Hospital oa the 9t May, 
1906. 

Ta Withess whereof I have hereunto set my Hand, and 
caused the Public Seal of the State to be hereto 
affixed, at Sydney, this second day of August, 
in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred 
and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s 
Reign. : 

By His Excellency’s Command; 
CHARLES A. LEE. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


PROCLAMATION 
Nuw Sovurn Watks,} By His Excellency The Right Honour- 


[624] 


to wit, able Freprric JoHN NApiér, BARON 
CHELMSFoRD, Knight Commander of 

(1.38. the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMsroRD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 
OL prmpats by the “Local Government Act, 1906,” and 
Acts amending the same, it is provided that where at 
any election of a Covneil the number of officers elected is less 


than the numbe¥ of offices the election was held to fill, the 
Governor may sppoint persons to fill the cffices thus left 
vacant: And whereas an extraordinary vacancy occurred in tha 
Council of the Municipality of Gulgong, owing t6 the death of 
Alderman Reginald Albin Hornsey, and ho nominations were 
received to fill such vacaney, and thereby a person was not 
elected to fill such vacancy : Now, thorefore, T, FrupERic Joun 
Napier, Baron Cuetxsrord, the Governor aforesai®, in pur- 
suance of the provisions of the said “ Local Governinent Act, 
1906,” as so amended, and with the advice of the Exectitive 
Council, do hereby appoint Robert William Heard, Fequire, 
saddler, of Herbert-street, Gulgong, to be an Alderman of the 
said Municipality of Gulyong, to fill the office thus left yacant. 
[1910-212-103-24] 

Given under my Hand and tho Seal of the State, this 
twenty-ninth day of July, in the year of onr Lord one 
thousand nine hundred and ten, aud in the first 
year of His Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellancy’s Command, 


CHARLES A. LEE. 


[261] GOD SAVE THE KING! 
PROCLAMATION 

New Sourn Miagrag His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit, able FrepERic JoHN Napier, Baron 
CHELMSFoRD, Knight Commander of 
(L.S.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 


\ HEREAS application in accordance with the 

‘Local Government Act, 1906,’ and the Acts 
amending the same, and with the Ordinances in that 
behalf, has been made ty the Council of the 
Imlay Shire to acquire the right to exercise the 
power of paragraph (1) of seetion 109 of the “Local 
Government Aet; 1906,’ and such application has, 
as prescribed by the said Acts and Ordinances, been 
duly notified: And whereas the period of sixty days 
prescribed for the receipt of petitions asking that a 
poll of ratepayers of the Area be taken as to whether 
the power applied for shall be conferred on the Council 
has expired, and no such petitions have béén recsived : 
Now, therefore, I, Freperic Joun .Narmr, Baron 
CurenMsrorp, the Governor aforesaid, with the ad- 
vice oi the Hxecutive Council, in pursuance of the 
provisions of the said “‘Local Government Act, 1906,’ - 
and the Acts amending the same, do, by this my Pro- 
clamation, hereby order that the said power, as shown 
in the Schedule hereundér, be conferred, and do 
hereby confer such power on the Council of the said 
Imlay Shire: Provided; nevertheless; that the 
power hereby conferred on the said Council shal! not 
prevent the exercise by the ‘‘Minister’’ of the powers 
conferred upon him by section sixteen of the ‘‘Public 
Reads Act; 1902.” © 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, 
this twenty-ninth day of duly, in the year of 
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, 
and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE. 
GOD SAVE ‘PITH KING! 


ScHEDULE. 


POWER CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE IMLAY SHIRE 


(1910-101-201-218), 


The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticulat power may be acquired, and the power which 
is conferred, are set out hereunder ;— 


Function. 


The administration of the powers and duties 
of the Secretary for Lands conferred 
and imposed by the ‘‘ Public Gates 

sy 92 
Act, 1901. 1317] 


Paragraph. 
I, 


4270 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 


[3 Ave., 1910. 


eel 


[633] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 8rd August, 1910. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the Executive Council, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the ‘Local Government Act, 1906,” and 
the. Acts amending the same, hereby notifies that 
applications under section 110 of the said ‘‘Local 
Government Act, 1906,’’ as so amended, have been 
received from the Councils of the undermentioned 
Municipality and Shires to acquire the right to exer- 
cise the powers specified in the Schedule hereto, 
under the names of the said Municipality and Shires 
respectively. 

Any number of ratepayers not less than fifty, (or, 
if there be less than 300 ratepayers on the yoll, not 
less than one-sixth of the ratepayers) may petition 
the Governor, within sixty days after the date of this 
notification, to direct that a poll of ratepayers of the 
Area be taken on the question whether all or any of 
the powers applied for shall be conferred on the 
Council. Any such petition should be sent under 
cover to the Minister for Public Works, and must 
comply with the provisions of Ordinance No. 21 under 
the said Local Government Acts. 


CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister. 


SCHEDULE. 

APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
MUNICIPALITY OF SINGLETON 
(1910-297-159-560). 

The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular powers may be acquired, and the powers for 


which the Council have made application as prescribed 
in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder :— 


NaturgE oF ADDITIONAL POWERS APPLIED FOR. 
Paragraph. 
xx. The manufacture and supply of gas. 


xxxu. The establishment, maintenance, or sub- 
sidising of public bands or orchestras. 


APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
ABERCROMBIE SHIRE 


(1910-113-174-8). 


The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power for 
which the Council have made application as prescribed 
in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder :— 


Nature oF ADDITIONAL POWER APPLIED FOR. 
Paragraph. 

IX. The acquisition or erection and maintenance 
of a shire hall, or of any municipal 
building jother than ‘those required 
for office purposes. 


APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
MANNING SHIRE 
(1910-16-220-292), 

_The paragraph of section 107, under which the par- 
ticular powers may be acquired, and the powers for 
which the Council have made application as prescribed 

in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder :— 


Nature or AppITiIoNAL Powrrs APPLIED FOR. 
Paragraph. 


G The conservation, collection, removal, and 
disposal within or outside the Area 
(subject to the approval of the night- 
soil depot by the Board of Health) of 
night-soil and refuse, the construction 
and situation of privies, the regulation 
of the degree of closet accommodation, 
and the construction and maintenance 
of drains and sewers in villages and 
towns. 

II. The providing of water for villages and 
towns not supplied with water by the 
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply 
and Sewerage, without reticulation 


(trunk supply main d_ stand-pi 
ue pph and stand-pipes 


mi? ~The pee ulation ee licensing of public 
vehicles, and of the dri = 
ductors "thereof. ne Taare 


v. The care and management of parks and 
recreation grounds, public reserves, and 
commons, the care of which is not by or 
under any statute vested in other bodies 

OTe DOrsOu gs 8 oes ete 


The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular powers may be acquired, and the powers for 
which the Council have made application as prescribed 
in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder :— 


Nature or AppITIONAL POWERS APPLIED FOR. 
Paragraph. 

I. The administration of the powers and duties 
of the Secretary for Lands conferred 
and imposed by the ‘‘ Public Gates Act, 
1901.”? 

wr. The provision, maintenance, and manage- 

ment of water supples, with reticula- 
tion if required. 

neo The construction, maintenance, and opera- 
tion of passenger ferries and public 
punts 

vi. The extirpation of noxious weeds, pests, 

vermin, and animals, not being animals 
which have been or may hereafter be 
declared noxious under the ‘‘ Pastures 
Protection Act, 1902,’ or any Act 
amending the same. 

Ix. The acquisition or erection and mainten- 
ance of a Shire hall, or of any Muni- 
cipal building other than those required 
for office purposes. : 

XII. The draining and reclamation of swampy 
or low-lying land. 

xurt. The establishment and maintenance of 

parks and recreation grounds. 

xv. The provision and maintenance and man- 
agement of public cemeteries. 
construction, maintenance, and man- 
agement of public baths, the regulation 
of bathing and the observance of 
deceney in connection therewith; the 
provision of life-saving appliances, 
danger notices, and life-saving atten- 
dants, and the construction, main- 
tenance, and hiring by the Council or 
other persons to the public of bathing- 
houses and bathing-machines, and the 
regulation thereof. 

The establishment, maintenance, and man- 
agement of places of public recreation 
or improvement, 


xvi. The 


XXXVI. 


xxx. The provision, maintenance, and manage- 
ment of schools of art, reading rooms, 
and mechanics’ institutes. 

xxxI. The establishment, maintenance, and man- 


agement of public gardens. 

XL. The regulation and supervision of the open- 
ing up of streets or roads for the laying 
of pipes, construction of tunnels, or 
other purposes; the regulation of the 
laying of wires or cables under or over 
cr threugh the roads or streets of the 
Area for the transmission of electricity ; 
and the making of a charge for damage 
resulting therefrom. 

xur. The regulation and supervision of the sale, 
storage, exhibition for sale, conveyance, 
and mode of delivery, by carcase or 
otherwise, of meat for human consump- 
tion; and of the disposal and removal 
of other meat, and of any blood, offal, 
or other refuse. 

Tae The regulation of the interment of the 
dead, with power, subject to the Go- 
vernor’s approval, to prohibit burials 
in any cemetery or land in any case 
where such course appears to the Coun- 
cil to be necessary for the prevention 
of the pollution of any water supply, 
or for the better protection of the 
health of residents in the neighbour- 
hood of such cemetery or land. 


APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
RYLSTONE SHIRE 


(1910-116-154-385). 


_The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 

ticular power may be acquired, and the power for 
which the Council have made application as pre- 
seribed in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder :— 


Nature or Appitionan Power APPLIED FOR. 
Paragraph. E 


vi. The extirpatién of noxious weeds, pests, 


vermin, and animals, not being animals 
which have been or may hereafter be 
declared noxious under the ‘Pastures 
Protection Act, 1902,” or any Act 
amending the same, , 


3 Ava., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120, 


4271 


= 


PROCLAMATION 


Wew Sourn Watts, | By His Excellency The Right Honour. 
to wit. - able FreprEric JoHN NAPIER, BARON 
CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 


(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 


Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia. 


HEREAS applications, in accordance with the 
; “Local Government Act, 1906,’’ and Acts amend- 
ing the same, and with the Ordinances thereunder, 
have been made by the Councils of the undermen- 
tioned Municipality and Shire to acquire the right 
to exercise the powers set out in the Schedule hereto, 
and such applications have, as prescribed by the said 
Acts and Ordinances, been duly notified: And whereas 
the period of sixty days prescribed for the receipt of 
petitions asking that a poll of the ratepayers of the 
Area be taken as to whether the powers applied for 
shall be conferred on the Councils has expired, and 
no such petitions have been received: Now, therefore, 
I, Freperic Joun Narrer, Baron Crenmsrorp, the 
Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, in pursuance of the provisions of the said 
“Local Government Act, 1906,’’ as so amended, do, 
by this my Proclamation, hereby order that the powers 
set out in the Schedule hereunder be ioaferred. and 
do hereby confer such powers on the Councils of the 
said Municipality and Shire respectively. 


.Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, 
this twenty-ninth day of July, in the year of 
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and <en, 
and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE, 


Minister. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


SCHEDULE. 


POWER CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE MUNICIPALITY OF WATERLOO 


(1910-317-87-644). 


The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power which 
is conferred, are set out hereunder :— 

Function. 

The acquisition or erection and main- 
tenance of a town hall, or of any 
municipal building other than those 
required for office purposes. 


POWERS CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
: THE IMLAY SHIRE 
(1910-101-201-218). 
The paragraph of section 109, under which the 
particular powers may be acquired, and the powers 
which are conferred, are set out hereunder :— 


Paragraph. 
XVI, 


Paragraph. 
AX. 


Function. : 

The construction, maintenance, and man- 
agement of public baths, the regulation 
of bathing and the observance of 
decency in connection therewith; the 
provision of life-saving appliances, 
danger notices, and life-saving atten- 
dants, and the construction, main- 
tenance, and hiring by the Council or 

“ other persons to the public of bathing- 
houses and bathing-machines, and the 
regulation thereof. 

The regulation— 

(a) of hoardings; and 
(b) of the posting or painting of bills, 
signs, or advertisements. 

The regulation and supervision of the sale, 
storage, exhibition for sale, conveyance, 
and mode of delivery, by carcase or 
otherwise, of meat for human con- 
sumption; and of the disposal and re- 
moval of other meat, and of any blood, 
offal, or other refuse. 

The regulation of the erection of buildings as 
to height, design, structure, materials, 
building line, sanitation, the propor- 
tion of any lot which may be occupied 
by the building or buildings to be 
erected thereon ; and the subdivision of 
land for building purposes so as to 
secure due ways of access to the rear as 
well as to the front of buildings erected, 
or to be erected, thereon. 


XXXII. 


XLI. 


XLIII. 


£316]. 


[326] Department of Public: Works, 


Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the Hxecutive Council, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,’’ and: 
the Acts amending the same, hereby notifies that 
applications under section 110 of the said ‘‘Local 
GovernnioyS Act, 1906,” as so amended, have been 
receiv... ... 1 the Councils of the undermentioned 
Municipahtics and Shire to acquire the right to 
exercise the powers specified in the Schedule hereto, 
under the names oi the said Municipalities and 
Shire respectively. 

Any number of ratepayers not less than fifty (or, if 
there be less than 300 ratepayers on the roll, not 
less than one-sixth of the ratepayers) may peti- 
tion the Governor, within sixty days after the date ot 
this notification, to direct that a poll of ratepayers of 
the Area be taken on the question whether all or any 
of the powers applied for shall be conferred on the 
Council. Any such petition should be sent  under.. 
cover to the Minister for Public Works, and must, 
comply with the provisions of Ordinance No. 21 under . 
the said Lecal Government Acts. ; 


CHARLES A. LER, 
Minister, 


SCHEDULE. 


APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THI 
BOMBALA MUNICIPALITY 


(1910-160-98-63). 


The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power for 
which the Council have made application as pre- 
scribed in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder :— 

NaturE oF ADDITIONAL POWER APPLIED FOR. 
Paragraph. y 
XXxvil. ''he suppression of public nuisances caused 

by the emission, discharge, or escape of 
smoke, fumes, steam, oil or oil vapour, 
either separately or any two or more in 
combination, from premises within or 
partly within the Area, or by the dis- 
charge of waste waters or waste 
products from any factory or other 
building in the Area. 


APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 


MURRUMBURRAH MUNICIPALITY 
(1910-258-83-392). 


The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular powers may be acquired, and the powers for 
which the Council have made application as prescribed 
in section 110 (6), are set out hereunder:— . 


Nature or AppirrvionaAtL PowrRs APPLIED FOR. 


Paragraph. . 
xu. The regulation and supervision of. the 
manner, route, and times of driving 
animals in public places. 2 
The regulation of the erection of build- 
ings as to height, design, structure, 
materials, building line, sanitation, 

- the proportion of any lot which may be 
eccupied by the building or buildings 

to be erected thereon; and the sub- 
division of land for building purposes 

so as to secure due ways of access to 
the rear as well as to the front of 
buildings erected, or to be erected, 


thereon. 


APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF 
MUSWELLBROOK MUNICIPALITY 


(1910-261-88-398). 


The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular powers may be acquired, and the powers for 
which the Council have made application as prescribed 
in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder :— 

Nature or ADDITIONAL POWERS APPLIED FOR. 
Paragraph. 
xxx. The regulation— 
(a) of hoardings; and 
(6) of the posting or painting of 
signs, or advertisements. 
xxxvu. The inspection and regulation of the whole- 
sale and retail sale and of the storage 
and exhibition for sale of fish, and, of 
oysters and crustacese, and of rabbits, 
poultry, and game. 


XLITI. 


THE 


‘pills, 


- 


- APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
SA 4 NYNGAN MUNICIPALITY 
(1910-270-114-443). 
The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power for 


which the Council have made application as prescribed 
in section 110 (0), are set out hereunder :— 


Nature or ADDITIONAL POWER APPLIED FOR. 
Paragraph. — 
xxxix. The regulation or prevention of the erection 
of any structure of calico or canvas, or 
other inflammable material. 


APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
PICTON MUNICIPALITY 
(1910-279-65-487). 

The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power for 
which the Council have made application as prescribed 
in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder :— 


Nature or ADDITIONAL POWER APPLIED FOR. 
Paragraph. . 

IX. The acquisition or erection and main- 
tenance of a town hall, or of any 
municipal building other than those 
required for office purposes. 


APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF TUE 
NAMOI SHIRE 


(1910-46-185-327). 


The paragraph of section 107, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power for 
which the Council have made application as prescribed 
in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder :— 


Naturg or ADDiITivNAL PoWER APPLIED FOR. 
Paragraph 

I. The conservation, collection, removal and 
disposal within or outside the Area 
(subject to the approval cf the night- 
soil depét by the Board of Health) of 
night-scil and refuse, the construction 
and situation of privies, the regulation 
of the degree of closet accommodation, 
and the construction and maintenance 
of drains and sewers in the town of 


Wee Waa. 


ESTABLISHMENT OF POUND. 


‘T is hereby notified, for public information, that, in ecn- 

formity with the “Impounding Act, 188,” as amended 

by the “ Local Government Act, 1906,” the place mentioned 

in Schedule hereta has, on the recommendation of the Courcil 

of the Municipality ef Dundas, been fixed upon and deter- 
mined as a place fer the establisl.mens of a Public Pound. 


SCHEDULE. 


Local Authority. Place. 


The Oouncil of the Municipality o!| Dundas. 
Dundas. 


CHARLES A, LEH, 


Minister, 
Public Works Department, 


Sydney, 8rd Angust, 1910, [580] 


Department of Public Werks, 
Fyduey, 8rd Auguct, 1910. 


ABOLITION OF PUBLIC POPND AT YANTABULLA, 
WITHIN THE WHSTHERN LANDS DIVISION. 
ae iz hereby given, for public information, that the 
{3% Public Pound established at Yantabulla has been abolishod. 

. The notifications published in the Government Gazette of 7th 
October, 1887, and 7th February, 1899, that Yantabulla had 
been fixed upon and dotermiced a place for the cestabli-hment 
of a Pound, are hereby rescinded, 

[1910 -136-1,445 -406] 


[582] 


CHARLES A. LEE, 


Minister, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 


| [699] 


[3 Ave,, 1910. 


“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906”; “LOCAL GO 
VERNMENT (LOANS) ACT, 1907”; “LOCAL GO 
VERNMENT (AMENDING) ACT, 1908.” 


Notice oF PRoposaL TO ABOLISH THE WARD DIVISIONS 
OF TaE Municipatity or Duszo, 
ie pursuance of the provisions of the “Local Government 
Act, 1906,” and the Acts amending the same; Notice is 
hereby given that a pctition has been received frem the Council 
of the Municipality of Dubbo, asking that the division of the 
Municipality into wards be abolished. 

One hundred or more ef the electors of the Municipality 
may, by petition, within one month after the date of this 
notice, request the Governor to remit fo a poll of electors 
of the Municipality the question whether such division shall be 
abolished. 

Ordinance No. 19 requires (1) that such petition shall be 
accompanied by the statutory declaration of one or more 
electors that the signatures to the petition are the genuine 
signatures of the persons whose signatures they purport to be ; 
(2) that such petition and declaration shall be forwarded to 
the Clerk, who shall compare the signatures thereto with the 
roll of electors, and shall certify whether such petition purports 
to bear the signatures of one hundred or more of the enrolled 
electors of the Municipality; and (3) that the Clerk shall, 
within seven days after he receives such petition, forward it to 
the Minister, with the statutory declaration and his certificate 
as aforesaid. 
£1910-194-140-161] 

CHARLES A, LEE, 
Minister, 
Department of I'ublic Works, 


Sydney, 3rd Augnst, 1910, (531] 


[723} Department of the Attorney-General and of Justice, 


Syduey, 8rd August, 1910. 


H*® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Execulive Council, has, in accordance with the recom- 
mendation submitted by the Industrial Court constituted under 
the “ Industrial Disputes Act, 1908,” and with the provisions 
of that Act as amended by the “ Industrial Disputes (Amend- 
ment) Act, 1903,” been pleased to appoint Mr. Sypnzy DAINEs, 
of 65 Gardner’s-avenue, Marrickville, to be a Member of the 
Wicker Workers (Cumberland and Northumberland) Board, 
in the place of Mr. Walter Rafton, resigned. 

C. G. WADE. 


APPOINTMENTS, 


DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE, 


HIS Excellency the Gosernor, with the advice of the 
Executive Counci!, has been pleased to appoint 


Dr. Ropsrt Dey, J.P., te be Deputy Licensing Magistrate of 
the Licensing Court for the Licensing District of Bourke, 
for a further period not exceeding three months,—from 
the 7th August, 1910. 

THomss AtrxeD Brack, Esquire, to be Coroner at Blayney, 
and a Coroncr fer the State generally, vice G. Pile, Hsquire, 
J.P., resigned. 

Senior-constable Joun McBaron, stationed at Bal- 
ranald, to be an Inspector under the ‘Liquor 
Act, 1893,” for the Licensing District of Balran- 
sue vice Cole, transferred,—from the llth July, 
1910, 

Sergeant Hrnry Corn, stationed at Murrumburrah, to 
he a Sub-Inspector under the ‘“‘Liquor Act, 1898,”’ 
for the Licensing District of Young, vice Now- 
land, transferred,—from the 13th July, 1910. 

First Class.Constable Arpert Jamns SHERIDAN, sta- 
tioned at Angledool, to exercise within the Licen- 
sing District of Brewarrina the authority con- 
ferred by section 19, subsection 1, of the ‘‘Liquor 
(Amendment) Act, 1905’’,—from the date of com- 


mencing duty. 
JOHN GARLAND. 


DEPARTMENT CF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint the undermen- 
tioned gentleman to be a member of the Public School Board 
for the Sub-District specified — 
Gordon—WitttaAM Ropeat Firzsrwons, Esquire. 
J. A. HOGUE. 


Department of Public Instruction, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1910. 


ST. LEONARD’S SCHOOd OF ARTS. 
APPOINTMENT OF TRUSTEE. 


T is hereby notified that, in accordance with the provisions 
cf section 9 of the “Saint Leonard’s Schoo! of Arts 
Enabling Act,” Mr. Norman A. Rutter has been appointed a 
Trustee of the Saint Leonards School of Arts, in place of Sir 
John Hay, LL.D., deceased. 
J. A. HOGUE. 


3 Ava., 1910.] 


Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 


H* Hxecellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Kxecutive Council, has been pleased, in 
accordance with the provisions of the ‘‘Fisheries Act, 
1902,” to appoint the undermentioned gentlemen to 
be Honorary Inspectors of Fisheries for New South 
Wales, for a period terminating on the 30th June, 
¥O11, vig, :— 

Ackland, Henry J., Ackland’s Hotel, Woollahra. 
Ainsworth, Henry Abraham, East-street, Narran- 


dera. 

Allen, John James, Box 39, Post Office, Albury. 
Anderson, Henry Knight, Jindabyne, Stanley-street, 
Waverley. : 

Ashby, William Henry, Albury. 


[634] 


Atkin, Edward Nicholas, care of Fresh Food and Ice 


Company, Darling Harbour, Sydney. 
Barker, Alfred, Yarrall, Narrabi. 
Barry, George, Moonbah, Jindabyne. 
Beneke, Phillip George, Clarence Town. 
Berman, James, Railway Station, Woolbrook. 
Bady, Edmund Cuthbert, Strathbogie, Emmaville. 
omens Walet Henry, Plaistowe-street, West Mait- 
and. 
Bridle, Henry Ernest, Brindabella, via Queanbeyan. 
Brophy, Frank, Omeo, Coolma, Mudgee. 
Bruce, Edward Charles, Rockdale, Rockton. 


Campbell, Colin James, Ranger’s Valley, Dundee. 

Cann, Edward John, Paterson. 

Carmichael, William James, Mudgee. — 

Chaffey, James Frederick, Bourke-street, Glen Inaes. 

Clarke, Charles, Wirrabilla, Collarenebri, 

Coates, William Warwick, Bridge-street, North His- 
more, 

' Cochran, Angus, Yaouk, Adaminaby. 

Coleman, Walter Henry, Court House Hotel, Nar- 
rabri. , 

Compton, Herbert Lionel, 

; Vest Maitland. 

Copeland, Henry Beecroft, Bombala. 

Cox, Benjamin, Vacy, 

Cox, Joseph Francis, Narrandera. 

Cunynghame, Rowland S., Oberon. 


Dorman, Walter William, 176 Queen Victoria Mar- 

kets, Sydney. 

Dwyer, Edward, Clear Hills, Jelleindore. 

Fastway, Richard Elias, 330 George-street, Sydney. 

_Edwards, Leslie T., Mundaroo West, Wolsley Park. 
via Wagea Wagga. 

Foster, Robert Frederick, Morpeth. 

Foster, Thomas Chichester James, 
Chambers, gale Sydney. - 

Franklyn, Joseph M. E., Brindabella, via Queanbeyan. 

Fraser, Douglas Kennedy, Deniliquin. i 

Frater, Archibald D., Merihula, Narrabri. 

Gale, John, The Retreat, Queanbeyan. 

Gleeson, John, Woedyille. : . 

Gorrick, Chudleigh H., 5 Macquarie-place, Sydney. 

Grahat Christopher, Lacmalac. 

Gray, William, omona, Armidale. | 

Grovenor, William Henry, Abercrombie Caves, 

Hale, Thomas, Moonbah, Jindabyne. 

Heyland, Patrick H., Cooma. 

irsch, Charles, Narrabeen. 

Hooke, Augustus, Tia River, Walcha. 

Howitt, William Thomas, Tumut. +" 

Huxley, Frederick Thomas, Narrandera. ; 

Tilidge, George Alfred, care of Australian Bank of 
Commerce, Ltd., Deniliquin. 

Jackson, William B., Byron Bay. 

Jarman, Herbert, Narrandera. 

Jennings, James, Toolamanang, Cudgegong, 

Jewell, William F'., Gardener’s-road, North Botany. 

Jones, Henry Thomas, Mountain Home, St. Leonards 
Creek, via Walcha, 

Kaul, Edward, 28 Glenmore-road, Paddington, 

Keighran, Patrick George, Darbalara Estate, Gun- 


Northumberland-street, 


14 Selbourne 


dagai. 
Kerry, Charles H., 310 George-street, Sydney. 
King, Walter Henry, Curl Curl, via Manly. 
Kreutzberg, Julius, Church-street, Mudgee. 
Lang, William A., Carlaminda, Cooma. 
Langlands, David, Tooma, via Albury. — 
Lawrence, Morgan, Elder Grove, Titania. 
Ledger, Clarence John, Tumbarumba. } 
Locker, Ernest William, Windradeen, Adaminaby. 
Locker, William Charles, Hill View, Adaminaby. 
Lowe, Maudent Robert, Tinja, Mudgee. 
Lyons, Charles F., Short-street, Mudgee. 
Lyons, Peter, Collarenebri. ] 
McCormack, William, Park-street, South Lismore. 
McElhone, William Percy, 15 Castlereagh-street, 


Sydney. 
Magehuie’ Patrick Joseph, Bloomfield, Yass. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 4273 


Mason, Sydney Charles, Atidley. 
Massy, Charles, Yass. 
Medlicott, William A., 14 Ormond-street, Padding- 


ton. 
Menzies, Alexander Stuart, Yarrow Creek, Glen 
Innes. 
Mitchell, Alexander, Rutherglen, Danglemah. 
Monkhouse, William H., Blackwall. 
Morton, Arthur Richmond, Tismore. 


Newnan, Phillip, Bonegilla, via Wodonga, Victoria. 

Nicholas, William Sydney, Hawkesbury River Rail- 
way Station, Brooklyn. 

Ormiston, Harry Ormiston, Brighton, Frerich-strect, 
Kogarah. 

Osborne, Stephen Maesmore, Bolaro, Adaminaby. 


Patton, David, Tumut. 

Peel, ue Robert, Drayton, Palser-street, Wool- 
wich. 

Perkins, Thomas Hedley, Glen Innes. 

Perrett, Henry, Branxton. 

Pinder, Henry, East Maitland. 

Poole, Frederick Lachlan, Eton, Prospect-road, Sum- 
mer Hull. 

Pullinger, George, Mullumbimby. 

Ritter, Joseph Henry, Dubbo. 

Roper, George T., Glanmire. 

Rowe, William James, Emu Plains. 

Royds, Charles Molyneaux, Jembaicumbene. 

Royds, William Molyneaux, Big Badja Station, 
Cooma. 

Ryan, John Thomas, Trig Vale, Nundle. 

Scott, Walter James, Springwood, Jerangle. 

Sellar, Charlies C., Lawarra, Cooma. 

Shannon, Isaac Albert, Cooma. 

Sharpe, Daniel, senior, Robin-street, West Maitland. 

Silk, Owen Eugene, Woodbyn, Nimitybelle. 

Solomon, David, 52 Alberto-terrace, Darlinghurst- 
road, Darlinghurst. 

Sparrow, Phillip Henry, The Cottage, Kelvyinside, 
Aberdeen. oe . 

Stinson, John Hall, Rockton. ig 

stokes, William, senior, Goobragandra, via Tumut. 

Taylor, Henry, Belle Vue, Nimitybelle. 

Thompson, John George, Howell. 

olsher, Henry, Narrandera. 

Turner, John, Mow Cop House, Wallerawang. ° 

Want, Langloh, Glen Legh, Stonehenge. 

Watson, Henry A., Delegate. 

Wauch, Ralph, Branga Park, Walcha. 

Webb, George, Bella-street, West Maitland. 

West, Henry Alfred, Cabramatta, Adaminaby. 

Wheatley, Matthew John, Lochinvar. 

Whiteley, James, Oberon. 

Wiburd, James Carvosso, Jenolan Caves. 

Wilks, Thomas, Melrose-street, Lorn, West Maitland. 
Williams, Perey Edward, Montbel, Sydney-street, 
Willoughby. 
Wiseheart, Charles, 


Lindenfels, Boyie-street, Mas- 


man, 
Witts, Alfred G., Wyewye, Jounama, via Tumut. 
Wood, Charles Thomson, Narrandera. 
Wotherspoon, James, junior, South Lismore. 
Wynn, John Edward Bernard, Largs. 
Wyse, Murray, Deniliquin. 


W. H. WOOD. 


RESIGNATION AND APPOINTMENTS. 
CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellensy the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, has accepted the resignations tendered by 
William Hall Matthews, Esquire, J.P., and Jobn Wheeler 
Hequire, J.P., of their positions as Returning Officers for 
the Electoral Districts of Cootamundra and Petersham 
respectively. ; 
Tus Governor-in-Council has also been pleased to appoint the 
undermentioned gentlemen as Returning Officers for tlhe 
Electoral Districts men‘ioned in connection with their reapec- 
tive names, Viz.:-— ea 
SamMUsL HicguFiunD Dicyson, Esquire, J.P., for the Electoral 


District of Cootamundra, in the room of Mr. Matthews, 
resigned ; ; 
Frreoestoxk ALEXANDER Moraan, Esquire, J.P., for the Elec- 
toral District of Petersham, in the room of Mr. Wheeler, 
resigned; and 
Swertinc Francis Srrenr, Esquire, for the Electoral District 
of Singleton, in the room of the late Mr, Harry Pinchin. 
W. H. WOOD. 


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[761] Department of the Attorney-General and of Justice, 


Sydney, 2nd August, 1910. 


ERRATUM. 


ib connection with notification published in the Government 

Gazette of 27th ultimo, No. 115, of the approval of His 
Excellency the Governor and the Executive Council to the 
amendment of certain Regulations made by the Public Service 
Board under the provisions of the “ Public Service Act, 1902,” 
the undermentioned paragraph preceding amended Regulation 
No. 409 (1) is to be omitted, namely :— 


REGULATIONS UNDER THE “PUBLIC SERVICE 
ACT, 1902.” 


Wuereas by the “ Public Service Act, 1902,” the Public . 


Service Board is authorised and empowered to make, repeal, 
alter, and amend Regulations : Now, the Public Service Board, 
under and by virtue of the powers contained in the above- 
mentioned, Act doth, with the approval of the Governor, 
hereby repeal Regulation No. 409, and substitute therefor the 
following to take effect as from the Ist July, 1907 :— 


C. G. WADE. 


[637 | Chief Secretary’s Office, 


Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 


I8 Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased, in accordance with 
the provisions of the Sydney Corporation Act, 1902, to approve 
of sanction being granted to the Municipal Council of Sydney 
to exchange with the Colonial Sugar Refining Company, 
Limited, the portion of land particularised in the subjoined 
description marked “ A” for the portion of land particularised 
in the subjoined description marked * B.”’ 


Wot wOoOD: 


ee Ame 


Description of land furming portion of Hill-street to be con- 
veyed to the Colonial Sugar Refining Ooy., in exchange for 
land adjoining and on the north-west of land resumed by 
the City Council as a Garbage Destructor. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being in 
the City of Sydney, parish of St. Andrew, county of Cumber- 
land, and State of New South Wales, containing by admeasure- 
ment 2 roods 193 perches: Commencing at the interse#tion of 
the north-eastern building line of Hill-street with the north- 
western building line of Bowman-street, and bounded on the 
north-east by the aforesaid building line of Hill-street, bearing 
142 degrees 11 minutes 30 seconds 410 feet to the north- 
western building line of John-street ; thence on the south-east 
by a line crossing Hill-street and bearing 232 degrees 11 
minutes 80 seconds 66 feet to the suuth-western building line 
of Hill-street; thence on the south-west by the aforesaid 
building line of Hill-street, bearing 322 degrees 11 minutes 80 
seconds 413 feet 74 inches to the building line of Bowman- 
street aforesaid ; thence on the north-west by that building 
line bearing 55 degrees 19 minutes 66 feet 14 inches to the 
point of commencement. 

The above described land forms part of 135 acres granted to 
John Harris, dated lst January, 1806. 


Es B ied 


Description of land adjoining the north-western boundary of 
land resumed for Destructor Site, Bank-street, Pyrmont, 
and to be transferred to the City Council by the Colonial 
Sugar Refining Coy., in exchange for a portion of Hill- 
street. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate, lying, and being in 
the City of Sydney, parish of St. Andrew, county of Cumber- 
land, and State of New South Wales, containing by admeasure- 
ment 2 roods 19} perches: Commencing at a point on the 
north-eastern building line of Bank-street, said point being 
distant in a north-westerly direction 200 feet 3% inches from 
the south-eastern corner of land comprised in Primary Real 
Property Application No. 13,751, and bounded on the south- 
west by the aforesaid building lines of Bank-street, being lines 
bearing 288 degrees 22 minutes 2 feet 54 inches, 860 degrees 
30 minutes 60 feet 74 inches, 307 degrees 18 minutes 62 feet 3 
inches, 311 degrees 50 minutes 64 feet 4 inches, 314 degrees 18 
minutes 3 feet 24 inches; thence on the north-west by a line 
bearing 52 degrees 11 minutes 30 seconds 225 feet 5 inches to 
the south-western building line of Hill-street; thence on the 
north-east by that building line, being lines bearing 142 degrees 
11 minutes 30 seconds 56 feet 11 inches, 107 degrees 17 minutes 
4 feet 9 inches to the north-western boundary of land resumed 
by the City Council by notice published in the Government 
Gazette of 26th May, 1909; thence on the south-east by the 
aforesaid boundary of that resumption, being a line bearing 
197 degrees 3 minutes 20 seconds 215 feet 8 inches to the point 
of commencement. ; 

The above-described land forms part of the land comprised 
in Primary Real Property Application No. 13,751 aforesaid. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 


[3 Ave., 1910. 
[714] Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 8rd August, 1910, 


4 IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased, in pursuance of 
the provisions of the “ Fisheries Act, 1902,” to approve of 


_ the acceptance of the surrender of Mr. Hector Hinten’s Oyster 


Culture Leases as specified hereunder, as the cultivation of 
oysters cannot be carried on with any reasonable hope of success 


viz. :— 
Date f hich 
nore Locality. Foreshore. sichender Ge take 
3 effect. 
Yards. 
3567 | Manning River isl LOO 6th May, 1910. 
3568 Do mal ecoU Ist Jan., 1910. 
3844 | Lansdowne River ...| 100 do 
W, H. WOOD. 
[475] Chief Secretary’s Office, 


Sydney, 26th July, 1910. 


MURDER.—£100 REWARD. 


HBEREAS on the 28th day of June, 1910, Maudie Cann 

: died at the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney : 
And whereas at an adjourned inquest held on the 18th instant, 
before the City Coroner, the following verdict was returned :— 
“T declare and find that the said Maudie Cann, at the Royal 
Prince Alfred Hospital, in the said district and State, on the 
28th day of June, 1910, died from septicemia following an 
abortion procured by mechanical means by some person or 
persons to me unknown: And I further find that, in the 
manner aforesaid, the said person or persons to me unknown 
did feloniously and maliciously murder the said Maudie Cann.” 
Notice is hereby given that a reward of One Hundred Pounds 
will be paid by Government for such information as shall lead 
to the apprehension and conviction of the guilty person or 
persons. In addition to the above reward, His Excellency the 
Governor will be advised to extend a free pardon to any accom- 
plice, not being the person who actually caused the death of the 
said Maudie Cann, who shall first give such required infor 


mation. This reward to remain in force for three months 
only. 

W. H. WOOD. 
[339] Chief Secretary’s Office, 


Sydney, 18th July, 1910. 


DEAD BODY OF CHILD FOUND—£25 REWARD. 


7 HEREHAS on the 6th instant, the dead body of a 
female child was found in a paddock adjoin- 

ing the cemetery at Albury: And whereas at a 
magisterial inquiry held on the 8th idem, before C. Ff. 
Butler, Esquire, P.M., the following finding was 
recorded :—‘‘I find that deceased, a female child, 


name unknown, was, at the rear of the cemetery at 


Albury, in the State of New South Wales, on the 
6th day of July, 1910, found dead without any marks 
of violence appearing on her body, but how or by 
what means she came to her death there is not 
sufficient evidence to enable me to say.’’ Notice is 
hereby given that a reward of Twenty-five Pounds 
will be paid by Government for such information as 
shall establish the identity of the said female child, 
and afford proof of the manner by which her death 
was caused. This reward to remain in force for 
three months. 


W. H. WOOD. 


[335 ] Department of Public Instruction, 


Sydney, 14th July, 1910. 
NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL. ~ 
iB is he:evoy notified, for public information, in ac- 
cordance with the provisions of the 34th section 


of the ‘‘Public Instruction Act of 1880,” that it 
proposed to establish a Public School at 


East CoMBoyYNeE. 


J. A. HOGUE, 


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3 AUG., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 


4275 | 


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(631] Department of Public Instruction, 
Sydney, 25th July, 1910. 


NEW EVENING PUBLIC SCHOOL, 


’ is hereby notified, for general information, in accordance’ 


with the provisions of the 84th section of the “ Public 
Instraction Act of 1880,” that it is proposed to establish an 
Evening Public School at— ‘ 


TEVEN. 


J. A. HOGUE. 


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(711) The Treasury, New South Wales, 


Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 


REGULATIONS FRAMED BY THE SYDNEY HAR- 
BOUR TRUST COMMISSIONERS UNDER THE 
“SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST ACT, 1900,” RELA- 
TIVE TO WATERMEN. 


HE following Regulations, made by the Sydney Harbour 

Trust Commissioners, under the provisions cf the 

“ Sydney Harbour Trust Act, 1900,” having been approved by 

His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 

Council, are published in accordance with the requirements of 
that Act. 


[B.M. 278 | T. WADDELL. 


No, 229. A watermsn shall not curry or permit to be carried 
in his boat any person in excess of the number he is licensed to 
carry. 

No. 230. In the event of the cancellation of any license 
issued by the Commissioners the holder thereof shall imniedi- 
ately surrender such license to the Commissioners. 

No, 231. For the violation or infringement of either of the 
foregoing regulations or for the neglect of any duty or obliga- 
tion imposed thereby, a penalty of not less than ten shillings 
nor more than five pourcds shall be incurred. 


ROBERT HICKSON, President. 
CHAS, C. LANCE, Commissioner. 
T. W. KEEL®, Commissioner. 


The Common Seal of the Sydney Harbour Trust Com- 
missioners was hereto affixed, this twenty-ninth day of 
June, one thousand nine hundred and ten. 


Waroup F. Norrir, 
Secretary. 


(1.8.) - 


* Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 29:h July, 1910. 


[764] 


N accordance with the provisions of the “ Water and Drain- 
age and Artesian Wells (Amending) Act, 1906,” it is 
hereby notified that the following report by “The Board” 
constituted under the said Act in favour of the issuing of a 
license has been presented to me by the Under Secretary for 
Public Works, as the result of the public inquiry regarding the 
desirability of granting the application for a license under 
section 24 (i), made by Wiliam Monahan Keogh, for cleaning 
out and perforating an existing Artesian Well (Warrana No. 2 
Bore), s:tuate on portion 68, parish of Ellis, county of Leich- 
hardt. 


CHARLES A. LER, 
Miniater for Public Works. 
Casé 
Folio 
Volume 


“WATER AND DRAINAGH AND ARTESIAN WELLS 
(AMENDING) AT, 1906.” 


Report or “Tur Board” CONSTITUTED UNDER THE SAID 
Act. 
New South Wales, ) 
to wit. 5) 

WHERBEAS on the thirtieth day of June, in the year 1910, at 
the Court-house, Coonamble, it became a matter for public 
inquiry before Mr. P. C. Tibbits, the person authorised by the 
Board and approved by the Minister, as to the desirability of 
granting the application of William Monahen Keogh for a 
license under section 24 (1) of the “ Water and Drainage and 
Artesian Welis (Amending) Act of 1906,” for cleaning out and 
perforating an existing artesian well (Warrana No, 2 Bore), 
situate on portion 63, parish of Ellis, county of Leichhardt, 
Land District of Coonamble, Application No. 59, Dubbo Land 
Board District; also as to whether “The Board” should 
report in favour of the issuing of a license; and Mr, P. C. 
Tibbits, the person authorised by the Board end approved by 
the Minister, having inquired icto the said application, “ The 
Board” reports to the Minister for Public Works for the time 
being in and forthe State of New South Wales, in the Common- 
wealth of Australia, upon the inquiry that a license be granted 
for a period of twenty-eight years, subject to the condition that 


the bore be sunk and cased from surface to bottom, and samples 
of strata passed through supplied, in accordance with the 
standard specification of the Public Works Department for the 
time being; that no 10-inch or 8-inch casing be withdrawn, 
and that the bore head be fitted with controlling gear, and all 
work carried out and completed to the satisfaction of the 
Chief Engineer for Irrigation and Drainage. 


Adopted by “ The Board” and given and signed under my 
hand at Sydney, this twenty-ninth day of July, 1910. 


W. J. HANNA, 
Chairman of “The Board’’ constituted under 
the “ Water and Drainage and Artesian 
Wells (Amending): Act, 1$06.” 


The Minister for Public Works. 


[225] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 12th July, 1910. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, under 

; the provisions of section 144, subsection 5, of the 
“Public Works Act, 1900,” that it is intended to con- 
struct a line of Tramway from Castlereagh-street to 
Flinders-street, in accordance with the plans and 
books of reference prepared in connection with the 
said line, which are now to be seen in the Office of 
the Constructing Authority, Phillip-street, Sydney, 
and at the Office of the Clerk of Petty Sessions, 
Central Police Court, Sydney. 


CHARLES A. LEE, 
Constructing Authority. 


GOVERNMENT TRAMWAYS. 
CASTLEREAGH-STREET TO I‘LINDERS-STREET. 


T is hereby notified that the construction of a Tram- 
way from Castlereagh-street to Flinders-street 
(commencing at a point marked A on plan, and ter- 
minating at a point marked B on plan, being a dis- 
tance of 48 chains 24°42 links), has been duly authorised 
under the provisions of ‘‘The Public Works Act, 
1900,’ and there is now open for inspection, at the 
Office of the Minister for Public Works, the said 
Minister being the Constructing Authority for the said 
line, a plan of the said line and of the lands through 
which it will pass, together with a book of reference, 
in which are set forth a description of the said lands 
and the names of the owners and proprietors thereof, 
so far as the same can be ascertained. All persons, 
therefore, who may be interested in the said lands 
to be efiected by the said line are hereby required to 
forward to the said Constructing Authority, within 
one month from the first date of the publication 
thereof, a notice in writing of any objection that may 
appear to them to exist to the adoption of the said 
line, or any part thereof, or to any of the works pro- 
posed -in connection therewith.—Dated at Sydney, 
this twelfth day of July, in the year of our Lord one 
thousand nine hundred and ten. 


(L.S.) CHARLES A. LEH, 
Constructing Authority. 
The Seal of the Constructing Authority was affixed 
hereto at Sydney, this twelfth day of July, 
1910, in presence of— 
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[320] 


Joun Portus. 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


ie is hereby notified, for public information, under 

the provisions of section 144, subsection 5, of the 
“Public Works Act, 1900,” that it is intended to con- 
struct a line of Tramway from Waverley to Bronte, 
in accordance with the plans and books of reference 
prepared in connection with the said line, which are 
now to be seen in the Office of the. Constructing 
Authority, Phillip-street, Sydney, and at the Office 
of the Clerk of Petty Sessions, Paddington. 


CHARLES A. LEE, 
Constructing Authority. 


¥ 


GOVERNMENT TRAMWAYS. 


WAVERLEY To Bronte. 


1m is hereby notified that the construction of a Tram- 
way from Waverley to Bronte (commencing at a 
point marked A on plan, and terminating at a point 
marked B on plan, being a distance of 49 chains 66°66 
links), has been duly authorised under the provisions 
of ‘The Public Works Act, 1900,’’ and there 1s now 
open for inspection, at the Office of the Minister for 
Public Works, the said Minister being the Constructing 


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Authority for the said line, a plan of the said line and 
of the lands through which it will pass, together with 
a book of reference, in which are set forth a descrip- 
tion of the said lands and the names of the owners 
and proprietors thereof, so far as the same can be 
ascertained. All persons therefore, who may be in- 
terested in the said lands to be affected by the said 
line, are hereby required to forward to the said Con- 
structing Authority, within one month from the first 
date of the publication thereof, a notice in writing of 
any objection that may appear to them to exist to the 
adoption of the said line, or any part thereof, or to 
any of the works proposed in connection therewith.-— 
Dated at Sydney, this twentieth day of July, in the 
year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten. 


(u.8.) CHARLES A. LEE, 
Constructing Authority. 
The Seal of the Constructing Authority was 


affixed hereto at Sydney, this twentieth day 
of July, 1910, in presence of— 


[819] JoHN Portts. 


[447] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 23rd July, 1910. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
. the Executive Council, has been pleased to 
approve of the following Metropolitan Water By- 
laws for Bankstown Heights, made by the Board 
of Water Supply and Sewerage, under and by virtue 
of the powers contained in the ‘‘Metropolitan Water 
and Sewerage Acts, 1880-1894.’ 


CHARLES A. LHE, 
Minister for Public Works. 


BOARD OF WATER SUPPLY AND SEWERAGE. 


METROPOLITAN Water By-LAws FoR BANKSTOWN 
Heiguts. 


1, On the first day of July, 1910, all by-laws of the 
Board - of Water Supply and Sewerage for deter- 
mining, making, and levying water rates or charges, 
so far as the same may apply to or affect the supply 
of water to houses, tenements, or lands comprised 
within the boundaries of the zone described in the 
Schedule to these by-laws, but not further or other- 
wise, shall be and stand repealed. : 


_ 3. Excepting as to determining, making, and levy- 
ing water rates or charges as aforesaid, the Metro- 
politan Water By-laws for Country Districts in the 
county of Cumberland, published in the Gazette on 
the 30th day of December, 1893, shall be applicable 
to the supply of water to houses, tenements, or lands 
_ comprised *within the said boundaries of the zone de- 
scribed in the Schedule to these by-laws. 


3. The following rates and charges are those which 
the owners or occupiers of houses, tenements, or 
lands comprised within the boundaries of the zone 
described in the Schedule to these by-laws shall pay 
for or in respect of water supplied by the Board, or 
for or in respect of the liability of such houses, 


tenements, or lands to rates and charges for water, 
that is to say :— 


Houses, de. 


(1) On every house, tenement, or land a rate of 


one shilling for each pound sterling on the 
amount of the annual valuation. 


Supply by measure. 


(2) The charge for water supplied by measure 
shall, in the absence of any Bpenal agree- 
ment, be at the following rates, that is to 
Say :—Ils. 6d. per 1,000 gallons for all water 
consumed or used, up to 10,000,000 gallons 
per annum, and 10d. per 1,000 gallons for 
all water consumed or used in excess of 
10,000,000 gallons per annum up_ to 
20,000,000 gallons per annum, and 9d. for 
all waver consumed or used in excess of 
20,000,000 gallons per annum, provided that 
the minimum charge where water is supplied 
to rated premises shall be the half-year’s 


rate on the annual assessment 
5 ‘ of such - 
mises, tL 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120 


[3 Ave., 1910. 


(8) All charges for water supplied by measure 
shall, unless otherwise provided by a con- 
tract made between the Board and the per- 
son to be supplied, be paid within one month 
after service by the Board upon the person 
liable to pay such charge of a notice setting 
forth the amount due for water so supplied, 
and requiring payment thereof within the 
period of one month aforesaid. 


(4) Assessed rates shall be paid half-yearly in 
advance, whether’ a meter is used or not. 
In the case where a meter is used, the meter 
aceount will be rendered only when it is in 
excess of the half-year’s rate on the assess- 
ment. 


Assessments and rates. 


4. For the purposes of these by-laws, the value of 
houses, tenements, or lands in each year shall be the 
value at which the same are for the time being 
assessed for rating purposes by the Municipality or 
Shire in which such houses, tenements, or lands are 
situated on the first day of January and first day of 
July respectively, as the case may be, in each year, 
and such value shall continue to be the value of such 
houses, tenements, or-lands for the purposes aforesaid 
during such year. 


Unfinished houses. 


5. The like rate as that above mentioned shall be 
payable in respect of houses, tenements, er lands 
which would be liable for the payment of rates, if 
the same had been included in any valuation by. the 
Municipality or Shire in which the same are situated, 
but which are not included in any such valuation, 
and on all houses, tenements, or lands for the time 
being valued by such Municipality or Shire, at a sum 
less than the true value thereof. 


Rates for portion of each year. 


6. When any houses, tenements, or lands become 
liable to a rate during the currency of any half-year, 
by reason of the extension of a watermain or other- 
wise, then a part of such rate proportionate to the 
unexpired period of the current haf-year shall become 
due, and be paid forthwith. 


THE SCHEDULE. 
BANKSTOWN. 
Description of boundaries of zone. 


Commencing at the junction of North-parade with 
Chapel-road; and bounded thenee by a line north- 
easterly to the Liverpocl-road to a point distant five 
hundred and ten (510) yards along that road from its 
junction with Chapel-road; thence by a line north- 
westerly to the junction of Rookwood-road with 
Brunker-road ; thence along Rookwood-road northerly 
to the south-eastern corner of the Potts Hill RKeser- 
voir reserve; thence along the southern boundary of 
that reserve westerly to Notting Hill road; thence by 
Notting Hill read northerly to Tewinga-road ; thence by 
Tewinga-road westerly to its intersection with Cooper- 
road; thence by Cooper-road southerly to Brunker- 
road; thence by Brunker-road westerly to Auburn 
Park road; thence by Auburn Park road southerly to 
its junction with Ritchie-steet; thence by a line 
westerly parallel with Liverpool-road as far as Auburn- 
road; thence by Auburn-road southerly to Liverpool- 
road; thence by Liverpool-road easterly to a point 
opposite The Avenue ; thence by The Avenue southerly 
to Una-street; thence by Una-street and a line in 
continuation thereof easterly to the starting point at 
Chapel-road and North parade. 


The Common Seal of the Board of Water Supply 

: and Sewerage was affixed hereto in the pre- 
sence of us, William James Millner, the 
President of the said Board, and Jacob 
Garrard, and Thomas Hughes Barlow, Mem- 
bers of the said Board, forming a quorum of 
the said Board, at a meeting of the said 
Board, held on the twenty-seventh day of 
April, 1910. 


(L.8.) W. J. MILLNER, 
al President. 
J. GARRARD. 


T. H. BARLOW. 


As witness our hands,— 
Witiiam Homes, - 
Secretary, 


3 Ava, 1910.] 


Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 
ry HB following Award of the Pastrycooks’ Board, 
constituted for the industry of Pastrycooks and 
Pastrycooks’ Assistants, varying the Award of the 
Board published in Government Gazette No. 114 of 
25th August, 1909, is, by direction of the Attorney- 
General, published in accordance with the provisions 
of section 29 of the “Industrial Disputes Act, 1908.” 


G. C. ADDISON, 


Industrial Registrar. 


THER “INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES ACT, 1908.” 
THE PAsTRYCOOKS’ BOARD. 
Variation of Award. 
THE Pastrycooks’ Board, having heard the applica- 
tion made by the Aerated Bread Company, Limited, 
to yary the Award of the Board published in the Go- 
vernment Gazette of 25th August, 1909, varies the 


said Award by the addition thereto of the following 
clatises :— 


1. Clauses 4, 7, and 13 of the Award shall not apply 
to femaie employees. 


2. Hor female employees, other than female packers, 
the rates of wages and the overtime rates shall be 
‘two-thirds of the rates provided by the Award (if 
fractions of a penny occur in the result of the com- 
putation, such fractions shall be reckoned as a penny). 


Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 38rd August, 1910. 


a HE following Award of the Furniture’ Trades 

Board, constituted for the industries of Cabinet- 
makers, Chair and Frame Makers, Carvers, Piano- 
forte-makers, French Polishers, Wood Turners, Up- 
holsterers, Carpet Planners, and Makers of Mat- 
- tresses other than wire, throughout the State of New 
South Wales, varying the Award of the Board of the 
9th day of September, 1909, and published in Govern- 
ment Gazette No. 122 of the 15th day of September, 
1909, is, by direction of the Attorney-General, pub- 
lished in accordance with the provisions of section 
29 of the ‘Industrial Disputes Act, 1908.” 

G. ©. ADDISON, 
Industrial Registrar. 


[726] 


FURNITURE TRADES BOARD. 


THE abovenamed Board having met and carefully 
considered the matter referred to it by His Honor, 
the President of the Industrial Court, doth hereby 
vary its Award dated 15th September, 1909, in the 
manner following, that is to say:—The whole of 
clause 11 of the above Award is rescinded, and the 
following substituted in lieu thereof :— 


Should any employee be unable to earn the mini- 
mum rate set down in this Award, he may obtain a 


permit under clause 27, subsection (f) of the ‘‘Indus- 
trial Disputes Act, 1908’; and so that each applica- 


tion may be dealt with on its merits, the Board here- 
by fixes the minimum rate for slow workers at the 
nominal rate of one shilling per week. 


THOS. E. SPENCER, 
Chairman of the Board. 


Sydney, 30th July, 1910. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 120. 4277 


[649] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 


Sydney, 8rd August, 1910. 

S bees following Award of the Printing (Compositors 

~ and Operators) Board, constituted for the indus- 
tries of Compositors, Linotype and Monoline Opera- 
tors, and the like in the county of Cumberland and 
within the Police Districts of Newcastle, West Mait- 
land, and East Maitland, excluding the Sydney 
Daily Newspapers Employers’ Association and its 
members and its and their employees, and the ‘‘New- 
castle Morning Herald and Miners’ Advocate,”’ 
Limited, and its employees, varying the Award of 
the Board, published in Government Gazette No. 94 
of 14th July, 1909, is, by direction of the Attorney- 
General, published in accordance with the provisions 
of section 29 of the ‘Industrial Disputes Act, 1908.’’ 


G. ©, ADDISON, 
Industrial Registrar. 


“INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES ACT, 1908.” 
Printing (Compositors and Operators) Board. 


In the matter of an application by the New South 
Wales Typographical Association to vary the 
Award of the Board relating to hand composition 
of the first day of July, 1909, and published in 
ioe Gazette of the 14th day of July, 
1909, 


Tuesday, the twenty-sixth day of July, one thousand 
nine hundred and ten, 


THE Printing (Compositors and Operators) Board 
having considered the abovementioned application 
hereby varies the above Award, as follows :— 


1, Clause 3 of the said Award is varied by striking 
out the words, ‘‘for time-work the minimum rate of 
wages shall be two pounds sixteen shillings per week 
of forty-eight hours day-work’’ and _ substituting 
therefor the following :— 


‘For time-work the minimum rate of wages shall 
ti three pounds per week of forty-eight 
hours. 


Provided that an apprentice during the first two 
years after he is out of his time may be em- 
ployed at a minimum rate of two pounds 
pea shillings per week of forty-eight 

ours. 


rovided further that a journeyman compositor 
-may be employed at a minimum time-rate of 
two pounds sixteen shillings per week of 
forty-eight hours if engaged in setting plain 
reading matter in the English language, ex- 
cluding make-up, imposition, reading, stone- 
work, display jebbing-work (commercial or 
general), account-book headings, advertise- 
ments, supervision of work (clicking), book- 
work, tabular work, illustrated work, colour 
work, and poster work.’’ 


2. Clause 4 of the said Award is hereby repealed, 
and the following clause is substituted therefor :—— 


“Casual Hands,—Compositors, when called on to 
do casual time-work, shall receive one 
shilling and threepence per hour, and not less 
than one day’s work or one day’s pay; or, 
if on piece, set 10,000 ens at one shilling per 
thousand, which may be completed on the day 
following.”’ 


3. Clause 42 of the said Award is varied by striking 
out the word ‘‘two’’ in the said clause, and sub- 
stituting therefore the word ‘‘three’’, 


4, Clauses 1 and 2 hereof shall not for a period of 
six months apply within the Police Districts of West 
Maitland and East Maitland; and this exemption. is 
granted with a view of enabling parties interested 
ta bring these areas within the jurisdiction of the 
Printing (Country) Board. 


J. MEILLON, 
Chairman of the Board. 


4278 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 


[3 Ava., 1910. 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
841 Pitt-street, 
Sydney, 18th June, 1910, 


NOTiCH TO LAY SERVICH PIPES. 


NOTICE TO THE OWNERS OF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 

Auburn: Byrnes-street, from existing main to North- 
parade; North-parade, from Syrnes-street to 
Hampstead-road; Hampstead-road, from North- 
parade to Belimba-street. 

City: Crown-street, from Liverpool-street to William- 
street. 

Drummoyne: Lyons-road, from St. George’s-crescent 
to submarine main. 

Hornsby Shire: Galston-road, from existing main to 
Ethel-street. 

Kuring-gai Shire: Roland’s-avenue, 
main southerly 320 yards. 

Mosman: Raglan-street, from existing main south- 
westerly 50 yards; Melaleuca-street, from Almara- 
street north-westerly 148 yards; Fairfax-road, 
from existing main westerly 79 yards; and Lower 
Spit road, from Upper Spit road to existing main. 

North Sydney: Iredale-avenue, from Murdoch-street 
easterly and northerly 289 yards. 

Randwick: Arden-street, from existing main south- 
erly 137 yards; Boundary-street, from Carrington- 
road westerly 154 yards; Church-street, from 
existing main to King-street; King-street, from 
Church-street, easterly 82 yards; and Dangar- 
street, from existing main southerly 91 yards. 

Rookwood: Church-street, from existing main to 
Martin-street. 

Ryde: Constitution-road, from Adelaide-street to 
Federal-road; and Falconer-street, from Parkes- 
street north-easterly 459 yards. 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 

alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 60 


yards from the main pipe]. 


Ge main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
J down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated as above, are hereby required on or before 
the 3rd day of August next, to cause a proper pipe 
and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water from 
the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


D. C. ROBERTSON, 


Inspector of the Board of Water Supply 
and Sewerage. 


from existing 


[7714] 


ACTS OF PARLIAMENT ASSENTED TO. 


[635 } Legislative Council! Office, 
Sydney, 25th July, 1910. 
ie is herehy notified, for general information, that His 
Excellency the Governor has, in the name and on behaif 
of Hia Majesty, this day assented to the undermentioned Acts 
passed by the Leg'slative Council and Legislative Assembly of 
New South Wales in Parliament assembled, viz. :— 


No. 2, 1910. “ An Act to extend to girls of and above the ages 
of fourteen and sixteen years respectively, and under the 
ages of sixteen and seventeen years respectively, the 
protection given to girls under the ages of fourteen and 
sixteen years respectively, by certain provisions of the 
criminal law relating to offences against the person ; to 
bring stepfathers within certain of those provisions; to 
enable certain of those offences to be dealt with in a 
summary way ; to exclude girls under the age of eighteen 
from brothels ; and to amend the Crimes Act, 1900.” 


ae An Act to amend the Casino School of Arts Enabling 
eb,” 


JOHN J. CALVERT, 
Clerk of the Parliaments. 


ACT OF PARLIAMENT ASSENTED TO. 


[763] Legislative Council Office, 


Sydney, 29th July, 1910. 


iG is hereby notified, for general information, that His 

Excellency the Governor has, in the name and on behalf 
of His Majesty, this day assented to the undermentioned Act 
passed by the Legislative Oouncil and Legislative Assembly of 
New South Wales in Parliament assembled, viz, :— 


No. 3, 1910. “An Act to spply certain sums out of the 
Consolidated Revenue Fund towards the Services of the 
Year 1910-1911, and out of the Public Works Fund; and 
for Services to be hereafter provided for by Loan.” 


JOHN J. CALVERT, 
Clerk of the Parliaments. 


(712} 


ACTS OF PARLIAMENT ASSENTED ‘TO. 


Legislative Council Office, 
Sydney, 28th July, 1910. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that’ His 
Excellency the Governor has, in the name and on behalf 

of His Majesty, this day assented to the undermentioned Acts 
passed by the Legislative Council and Legislative Assembly of 
New South Wales in Parliament assembled, viz. :—- 


1910. “An Act to consolidate the enactments relating to the 
Australian Mutual Provident Society ; and to amend the 
same,” i 


1910. ‘An Act to amend the City Bank Act.” 
1910. “An Act to amend the Bank of New South Wales Act 


of 1886.” 
JOHN. J. CALVERT, 
Clerk of the Parliaments. 
[£30] Department cf Public Health, 


New South Wales, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that the under- 

mentioned officers of this Department have been authorised 

by the Board cf Health, pursuant to the provisions of section 
22 (1) of the “ Pure Food Act, 1908.” 


De. C. 8. Wiilis, Principal Assistant Medical Officer of the 
Government; Dr. W. G. Armstrong, Medical Officer of 
Health, - Metropolitan Combined Sanitary Districts; Dr. 
T. W. Sinclair, -Assistant Medical Officer of Health, 
Metropolitan Combiaed Sanitary Districts; Dr. Robert 
Dick, Medical Officer of Health, Hunter River Combined 
Sanitary Districts, Newcastle; P. H. Getting, Chief Sani- 
tary Inspector. Sanitary Inspectors :—K. B. Kenway, EH. 
A, Cresswick, 8. M. Jackson, J. Abberton, G. H. Godfrey. 
Ynspectors under the Pure Food Act:—A. Kench, C.V. 
Francis, G. A. Griffin, C. J. Vyner, Chief Veterinary In- 
spec'or. Dairy Inspectors:—T. V. Blomfield, J. G. R. 
Bocking, Will D. Campbell, HE. P. Foster, 8. O. Flood, W. 
A. Mackie, A. Siddine, J. Yeo. 

G. H. KING, 


Secretary. 


[591 } New South Wales Government Railways, 
Office of the Chief Commissioner, 


Sydney, 22nd July, 1910. 


Noe is hereby given that quantities of old materials, 

namely,—Number of tramway rails, which have been 
left by the owners on Railway premises, are lying at Coots- 
mundra, and that unless they are removed from the Railway 
premises within two months from the date of this notice they 
will be sold, and the proceeds utilised for the payment of 
storage charges. 

By order, 


J. &. SPURWAY, 
Secretary 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT TRAMWAYS. 
Exrension—Bavikaam Hrirs to Castuz Hint. 
Necliee is hereby given that, on and after Ist August, 
A 1910, a further length of Tramway commencing at 
Baulkham Hills and terminating at Castle Hill, being a distance 
of 2 miles 18 chains, will be open for the conveyance of 

passengers, at the following adult fares :— 


Between Railway Station and Pennant Hills Read vonen ers 
Between Pennant Hills Road and Tamsett’s Hill .. sel aa 


Between T'amsett’s Hill and Baulkham Hills .., ie de 
Between Baulkham Hills and “ Kaloola”... ee ead 
Between “ Kaloola” and Castle Hill- .., oe ds 
Through fare... an 3 a OCs 


And further, that the existing By-laws regulating the use of 
the Government Tramways are hereby extended to the said 
length of tramway, terminating at Oastle Hill. 


JNO. HARPER, 
Deputy Chief Commissioner. 


[717] 
[640] 


Public Service Board, 
4, O’Connell!-street, 
Sydney, 28th July, 1910. - 


LIVING ALLOWANCES TO OFFICERS STATIONED 
IN REMOTE PARTS OF THE STATE. é 

‘PN accordance with the provisions of Regulation 76, the 

Public Service Board hereby notify that they have decided 
that Living Allowances payable to officers stationed at Barooga, 
Cummeragunja, Langunyah, Moama, Tocumwal, and Wonnue, 
shall be discontinued,—es from Isp August, 1911. 

By ordey of the Board. 


R, A. GILFILLAN, 
Secretary. 


ae): 


3 Ava., 1910.] 


PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


A fate Public Service Board invite applications for 
the following position. Application should be 
made on a form for the purpose, obtainable at the 
Office of the Board or from Clerks of Petty Sessions 
in country districts, and should reach the undersigned 
not later than the date specified :— : 


8ta Aucust, 1910. 


Assistant Instructor (female) Industrial School for 
Girls, Parramatta. The salary ofthis position, 
which is in the General Division, is at the rate 
of £66 per annum, with quarters and rations, £20 
per annum. Applicants should have had a good 
domestic training, and have a_ knowledge’ of 
dressmaking and cooking. They should be of fair 
education and capable of managing girls of from 
15 to 18 years of age. They will be required to 
produce references as to character and fitness for 
the work. Preference will be given to applicants 
between the ages of 25 and 30 years. Suitable 
applicants already permanently employed in the 
Public Service will receive first consideration. 


First Assistant ro Oprrmrator, Sydney Technical Col- 
lege. The salary of the position, which is in the 
General Division, is at the rate of £150 per 
annum. Applicants must be not more than 40 
years of age, must be able to make lantern slides, 
copy prints and photographs, enlarge in bromides, 
mount photographs, drafvings, &c., and must have 
a knowledge of flashlight photography, and he 
able to operate limelight lantern. Suitable appli- 
cants already permanently employed in the 
Public Service will receive first consideration. 


GENERAL ASSISTANT TO OpERatTor, Sydney Technical 
College. The salary of the position, which is in 
the General Division, is at the rate of £75 per 
annum. Applicants must be youths not less than 
18 years of age, of fair education, able to mask, 
bind, and repair lantern slides, and should have 
some knowledge of photography. Suitable appli- 
cants already permanently employed in the 
Public Service will receive first consideration. 

ATTENDANT or Mate Nvrsz (temporary) in Govern- 
ment Asylums for the Infirm. Applicants with 
hospital nursing experience preferred. Rate of 
pay is £90 per annum. The names of applicants 
selected as suitable for employment will be noted 
for consideration as vacancies occur within a 
reasonable time. 


15TH Aveust, 1910. 


Temporary Boy Musszncers. The commencing rate 
of pay is 12s. 6d. per week. Applicants must not 
be less than-14 nor more than 15 years of age. 

-« Temporary Boy Messengers are eligible, after 
twelve months’ employment, for increments of 
2s. Ed. per week each year up to a wage of 20s. 
per week, and of 5s. per week each year there- 
after up to a maximum wage of 30s. per week. If 
the employment extends over six years, or when 
the employee reaches 21 years of age, his services 
may be dispensed with, unless he be appointed to 
a permanent position in the Public Service. 


22np Aveust, 1910. 


SHORTHANDWRiTER and Typist (male). The salary of 
the position, which is in the Clerical Division, 
will be at the rate of 150 per annum. Applicants 
must be not more than 30 years of age, and will 
be required to submit themselves to a competi- 
tive examination in the following subjects, to be 
held on 6th September, 1910 :— 


Arithmetic (commercial), 
English, 

Précis writing, 
Dictation, 

Typing, 

Shorthand. 


Suitable candidates already permanently em- 
ployed in the Public Service will receive first 
consideration. All candidates will be required 
to pay an examination fee of 10s., which must 
be lodged with a Clerk of Petty Sessions or the 
Treasury, and the receipt therefor forwarded to 
the Secretary to the Board with the application. 


By order of the Board, 


R. A, GILFILLAN. 
Secretary, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 


NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


PPLICATIONS havirg been made to bring the lands 
hereunder described under the provisions of the Kesl 
Property Act, Certificates of Indefeasible Title will issue, unlees 
Caveats be lodged in accordance with the Third Schedule to 
the said Act, ON OR BEFORE THE 71H SEPTEMBER, 1910:— 


No, 15,729. APPLICANT :—James Fredericz Maslin, Car- 
woola, LAND:—County Murray, parishes Carwoola, 
Molonglo, Yanununbeyan, and Yarrow, shire Yarrowlumla, 
11,104 acres, 2,63 4 acres, 42 acres 1 rood 33 perches, 62 acres 1 
rood 4 perches, 82 acres 1 rood 15 perches, and 1,56) acres 2 
roods on roads from Jinderry to Bungendore, and to Captain’s 
Fiat, and on Qeeanbeyan and Molonglo Hivers,—being lands 
granted as 70) acres (portion 128 of parish) to William 
Mannix, 2,560 acres (portion 129 of parish) to William Rut- 
ledge, 640 acres (portion 130 of parish) to John Rutledge, 46 
acres 3 roods (portion 19 of parish), 46 screa 3 roods (portion 
20 of parish), 44 acres 3 roods (portion 21 of parish), 46 acres 
3 roods (portion 22 of parish), 46 acres 3 roods (portion 23 of 
parish), 45 acres (portion 24 of parish), 81 acres (portion 31 of 
parish), 48 acres {portion 82 of parish), and 91 acres (portion 
33 of parish) to Thomas Rutledge, 640 acres (portion 1 of 
parish) to Owen Bowen, 640 acres (portion 2 of parish) to 
Owen Boyne, 640, acres (portion 3 of parish) and 640 acres 
(portion 4 of parish) to Henry Colden Antill, 649 acres (portion 
5 of psrieh) to John Hosking, 649 acres (portion 6 of parish), 
640 acres (portion 7 of parish), 640 acres (portion 8 of parish), 
and 976 acres (portion 12 of parish) to Henry Colden Antill, 
32 acres portion 9 over 1 (17 of parish) to George Lavey and 
Arnott Waugh, 42 acres 2 roods portion 9 over xv (19 of parish) 
to Henry Colden Antill, junior, 48 acres portion 9 over V (25 
of parish) and 42 acres portion 9 over vr (26 of parish) to 
Thomas: Rutledsg, #8 acres portion 9 over 111 (29 of parish) 
and 43 acres poriion 9 over 11 (30 of parish) to Samuel Watts, 
43 acres portion 9 over 1 (81 of parish) to Thomas Rutledge, 
32 acres 2 roods portion 9 cver x11 (38 of parish) te John 
Iden, 30 acres portion 9 over xit (84 ef parish) to William 
Follett, 790 acres and 825 acres to Henry Colden Antill, part 
4,000 acres (portion 154 of parish) to William Balcombe, and 
part 500 acres (portion i111 of parish) to John Leary, Thomas 
Hyland and Luke Hyland (in trust); exclusive of the roads 50 
links and 100 links wide, ihe areas of which have been deducted 
from total area; adjoining properties of Mrs. Dwyer. G, 
Osborne, J. F. Maslin, and Crown Lands. 


No. 16.084. APPLICANT :—Cecil Bedford Stephen, Sydney. 
LAND :—Municipality Burwood, 3 roods 22 perches on Parra- 
matta and Cheltenham roads,—part Cheltenham state, and 
aiso lots 1,2,and 3, MclLaughlin’s subdivision, part same estate, 
end is part 760 acres (portion 246 of parish) granted to Thomas 
Rowley; adjoining properties of Mrs. H. %. Stephensen and 
H. W. Tupper. 


No. 16,222. APPLICANT :—Susan Martha Reughley, Par- 
ramatta. LAND :—Municipality Parramatta, 2 roods 24 
perches in Fennell and Sorrell streets, land granted as allot- 
4, section 16, town Parramatta North, to John’ Hamilton; 
adjoining properties of i, B. Lucas, W. Callaghan, and Mrs. 
Griffin. 


No. 16,353. APPLICANT :—William Hargraves, Liverpool. 
LAND :—Municipality, Liverpool, 3 roods 5% perches, in 
Terminus and Charles streets,—lots 5, 6,7, 8, and 10, and part 
lots 8, 4, 9, 11, 12, and 14, section 4, Drummond Estate, and 
part 100 acres (portion 262 of parish) granted to Thomas 
Chipp; adjoining properties of R. Smith, Bank of New South 
Wa’es, Mrs. W. Davis, and I’. Murray. 


No. 16,396., APPLICANT:—Joseph Milligan, Botany. 
LAND :—Municipality North Botany, 1 acre 3 roods 26% 
perches, on Botany-road,—part lots 6, 7, 8, section B, R. J. 
Want’s subdivision, and part 51 acres (portion 11 of parish) 
granted to John Terry Hughes and John Hosking; adjoining 
properties of H. G. Guile and R. Rolfe, Mrs. C, A. Moreton, 
and B. Dummer, The Church of England Property Trust, P. 
J. Walker, J. Milligan, and J. A. Moreton. 


No. 16,420, APPLICANT :—Joseph Thomas Vincent, near 
Wagga Wagga. LAND:—County Wynyard, parish South 
Wagga Wagga, shire Kyeamba, 35 acres 20 perches,—part 
portion 141, granted to Frederick Anslow Tompson ; adjoining 
properties of J. T. Vincent, Mrs. H. Brunskill, and representa- 
tives of late H. Brunskill. 


‘No. 16,516. APPLICANT :—James Scott, Marrickville: 
LAND :—Municipality Marrickville, 854 perches, at intersec- 
tion of Unwin’s Bridge foad and French-road,—part lots 11 and 
12, section C, Kingscote’s subdivision of lot 3, block 1, division 
2B, Petersham Estate, and part 470 acres granted to Thomas 
Moore ; adjoining properties of E. Lucock and W. Collins. 


Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected at the 
Land Titles Office, Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 


W. G@. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar: General, 


8rd August, 1910, [729] 


- 


4280 


NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


PPLICATIONS having been made to bring the lands 

hereunder described under the provisions of the Real 
Property Act, Certificates of Indefeagible Title will issue, unless 
Caveats be lodged in accordance with the Third Schedule to the 
said Act, ON OR BEFORE THE Z1sT SEPTEMBER, 1910 :— 


No, 15,619. APPLICANT :—William Gilbert McWhirter, 
Mitchell’s Island, Manning River. LAND :—County Mac- 
quarie, parish Oxley, shire Manning, 53 acres 20 perches and 
2 acres, on road from Croki to Brighton, and on, Pelican Bay 
and Bridge Creek, Mitchell’s Island,—parts land granted as 54 
acres (portion 161 of parish} to Thomas McOredie; adjoiniug 
properties of T. and P. McCaffrey, 


No. 16,291. APPLICANT :—Francis Henry Throsby, Mo:s 
Vale. LAND :—Maunicipality Moss Vale, 6 acres 1 rood 244 
perches and 388 acres 1 rood 3 perches, on roads from Moss 
Vale to Nowra and to Bowral,—part 700 acres (portion 14 of 
parish) and parts 1,000 acres (portion 21 of parish) granted to 
Charles Throsby; adjoining property of trustees of the 
Berrrima and Moss Vale Agricultural Society. 


PS 


Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected at the 
Land Titles Office, Hlizabeth-street, Sydney. 
W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 


Registrar-General, 


3rd Auguat, 1910. [730] 


NORTHERN DISTRICT. 
TP pursuance of the provisions of the ‘District 
Courts Act, 1901,’’ I hereby appoint the following 
day for hoiding a District Court aj the place herein- 
after mentioned, viz. :— 


At ENED on Tuesday, the 23rd August, 


E. SCHOLES, 
Judge. 


The 17th day of June, 1910. [7858] 


Wout is hereby given that the Small Debts Court for 

the Petty Sessions District. of Bourke, at Bourke, will 
be holden on the Third and Fifth Monday iu the month of 
August, 1910, at 10 a.m., in lieu of the first Wednesday and 
Monday preceding the third Wednesday, as notified in the 
Government Gazette of 15th July, 1808, No. &3. 


A. ORMONDE BUTLER, 
Police Magistrate, 
[646] 


Court-house, Bourke, 
zoth July, 1910. 


Dae Bench of Stipendiary Magistrates in Petty 
Sessions assembled at the Court-house at Manly, 
this third day of June, 1910, do hereby appoint Fri- 
day in each and every week to be the days on which 
all actions under the ‘‘Small Debts Recovery Act, 
1899,” and any Act amending the same, shall be 
heard and determined at the Court-house at Manly 
aforesaid, in the Petty Sessions District of Manly. 


By the Court, 


GEORGE H. SMITHERS, 


Stipendiary Magistrate. 
[7424] - Fore 


HE Police Magistrate and the Bench of Magis- 
trates, assembled in Petty Sessions at the Court- 
house, Alstonville, do hereby appoint the Thursday 
before the first Friday in every month for the holding 
of a Court of Petty Sessions.—Dated at Alstonville, 
this 2nd day of June, 1910. 


MORETON H. FITZHARDINGE, 


[7430] Chairman. 


pee Court of Petty Sessions at Liverpool have this sixth 

day of July, 1910, fixed the first Wednesday in each 
month as the day for holding the Court of Petty Sessions for 
the Petty Sessions District of Liverpoel. 


T. B. CLEGG, P.M. 
J. S. PERRY, J.P. 


Court-house, Liverpool, I, B. BOSSLEY, J.P. 
f221} 


6th July, 1910. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 


[3 Ava., 1910. 


fhe Police Magistrate and Justices of the Peace in Petty 

Sessions assembled, at the Court-house, Campbelltown, | 
this 19th day of July, 1910, do hereby appoint Tuesday before 
the third Wednesday in each month to be the day on which all 
actions under the “Small Debts Recovery Act, 1899,” and any 
Act amending the same, shall be heard and determined at the 
Court-house, Campbelltown aforesaid, in the Petty Sessions 
District of Campbelltown. 


T, B. CLEGG, 
Police Magistrate. 
[453] 


Court-house, Campbelltown, 
19th July, 1910. 


heey Police Magistrate and Justices of the Peace 
in Petty Sessions assembled at the Court-house 
at Penrith, this 13th day of June, 1910, do hereby 
appoint the second Monday in each month to be the 
days on which all actions under the ‘‘Small Debts 
Recovery Act, 1899,” and any act amending the same, 
shall be heard and deterinined at the Court-house at 
Fourie aforesaid, in the Petty Sessions District of 
enrith, 


T. B. CLEGG, 
Police Magistrate. 
[7702] 


Court-house, Penrith, 
13th June, 1910. 


T a Court of Petty Sessions held in the Court- 

house, Katoomba, on the 13th day of July, 

1910, and in accordance with the requirements of 

Rule 3 of the 24th May, 1910, the Second Wednesday 

in each month was appointed to be the day for hear- 

ing and determining, at the said Court-house, all 

actions under the ‘‘Small Debts Recovery Act, 1899,” 
and any Act amending the same. 

T. B, CLEGG, 
. Police Magistrate. 
Katoomba, 13th July, 1910. [333] 


OTICE is hercby given that I, the undersigned, a Police 
Magistrate in and for the State of New South Wales, 
being in Petty Sessiors assembled at Bourke, in the Police 
District of Bourke ia the said State, in the absence of other 
Justices of the Peace, have this day, in pursuance of the powers 
in mo vested by the “ Weights and Measures Act, 1898,” and 
all other powers in anywise enabling me, appointed Alexande: 
Cameron, a Senior-sergeant of Police, of Bourke, in the said 
State, to be an Inspector of Weights and Measures for the 
Petty Sessions District of Bourke aforesaid, within the meaning 
of the said Act, 


Given under my hand at Bourke, in the State aforesaid, 
this twenty-fifth day of July, in the year of Our Lord 
one thousand nine hundred and ten. 


A. ORMONDE BUTLER, 
[645] Police Magistrate. 


—— 


ee Bench of Magistrates have this day appointed William 

Austin Woods, Sergeant of Police, Inspector of Weights 

and Measures for the Petty Sessions District of Queanbeyan, 
vice Senior-sergeant John Willis, transferred. 
A. GATES, 

Polics Magistrate, 
For the Bench of Magistrates. 
[647] 


Court-house, Queanbeyan, 
27th July, 1910. 


B, the undersigned, Justices of the Peace in and for the 
State of New South Wales, being in Petty Sessions 
assembled at Menindie, in the said State, do hereby, in pursu- 
ance of the powers in us vested by the * Weights and Measures 
Act, 1898,” and of all other powers in anywise enabling us, ap- 
point Cathcart James Chalmers Hullick, of Menindie, senior- 
constable in the State aforesaid, to be an Inspector of Weights 
end Measures for the Peitg Sessions District of Menindie 
aforesaid, within the meaning of the said Act. 


Given under our Hands and Seals, at Menindie, im the 
State aforesaid, this 27th day of July, in the year of 
our Lord, one thoutand nine hundred and ten. 

MOUNTIFORD LONGFIELD, 
Police Magistrate. 


{\725] D. EDWARDS, J.P. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notice to tHE Owners or TENEMENTS AND 
PREMISES IN— 

Sydney: Chalmer’s-street, from Elizabeth-street to 
Randle-street. 

Kogarah: Hampton Court road, from existing main 
to existing main; Francis-street, from existing 
‘main to Kogarah-road; Edward-street, from 
Tanner-avenue to Kogarah-road; Arthur-street, 
from ‘T'anner-avenue to Kogarah-road. 

Rookwood: Egerton-street, from Sutherland-street 
to Hezlett-street. ' 

Waverley: Murriveri-road, from existing main to 
Hardy-street ; Northcote-street, from Old South 
Head road _to Oxford-street ; Robert-street, from 
Old South Head road easterly 215 yards. 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than sixty 
yards from the main pipe. ] 


a bisa main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
, down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated as above are hereby required, on or before 
the seventh day of September next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
rom the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


D. C, ROBERTSON, 
Inspector to the 
1543] Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
042 : 


New South Wales Government Railways, 
Office of the Chief Commissioner, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1910. 


a bapa will be received at this Office not later 
than 12 o’clock nocn on the dates specified for 
the undermentioned Works, Supplies, &c. :— 


Monpay, 8ta Aveusr, 1910, 

The Supply of Locomotive Engine Oil, Raw and 
Boiled Linseed Oil, required during the six months 
ending 30th June, 1911. Particulars, Railway 
Stores, Wilson-street, Newtown. 

The Manufacture and Supply of 500 Screw Coup- 
lings for Rolling Stock. Particulars, Chief 
Mechanical Engineer’s Office, Wilson-street, Red- 


fern. 

The Purchase of 400 tens Old Wood Blocks lying at 
Erskineville Depot. Particulars, Railway Stores, 
Wilson-street, Newtown, 


Monpayx, 297H Avausr, 1910. 

The Supply and Erection at the Ultimo Power-houss 
of Two Centrifugal Feed Pumps, each 400 galions 
per minute. Particulars, Electrical Engineer’s 
Office, 61 Hunter-street, Sydney. 

Tenders are to be endorsed ‘Tender for Feed 

Pumps,’ or as the case may be. 

The Deputy Chief Commissioner does not bind him- 
self to accept the lowest or any Tender. = 
By order, 


J. 8. SPURWAY, 
Scoretary. 


METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WATER SUPPLY 
AND SEWERAGE. 


8 pa ee nte for the works specified below will be 
received up to 2 p.m. on the date mentioned, 
addressed to the President :— 


8tH August, 1910. 


Contract. No. 931.—Providing, Laying, and Jointing 
Steneware, Monier, and Cast-iron Drain Pipes, 
in the Northern Division during the period 
ending 30th June, 1911. Deposit, £5; security, 
£20. (Fresh Tenders.) 

Contract No. 946.—Construction of 6,002 lineal feet 
of Stoneware and Cast-iron Pipe Sewers in the 
Municipality of Drummoyne (Low-level). Deposit, 
£70, security, £350. (Fresh Tenders.) 

Contract No. 947.\Construction of 12,927 lineal feet 
of Stoneware and Cast-iron Pipe Sewers in the 
Municipality of North Sydney (Low-level). De- 
posit, £110; security, £525. (Fresh Tenders.) 

Contract No. 953.—Construction of 4,127 lineal feet of 
Stoneware Pipe Sewers in the Municipality 
North Sydney. Deposit, £20; security, £130. 


of | 


4281 


Contract No. 952.—Construction of 1,167 lineal feet of 
toneware Pipe Sewers in the Municipality of 
Randwick. Deposit, £10; security, £65. 


15rnH Aveust, 1910. 


Contract No. 948.—Construction of 6,048 lineal feet cf 
Monier and Stoneware Pipe Sewers in the City of 
Sydney. Deposit, £30; security, £150. 

Contract No. 954.—Construction of 1,491 lineal feet of 
Stoneware Pipe Sewers in the Municipality of 
Randwick.—Deposit, £10; security, £65. 

Contract No. 955.—Construction of 1,144 lineal feet of 

‘Stoneware Pipe Sewers in the Municipality of 
Concord. Deposit, £10; security, £20. 

Contract No. 956.—Construction of 2,694 lineal feet 
of Stoneware Pipe Sewers in the Municipality of 
Marrickville. Deposit, £10; security, £60. 


WILLIAM HOLMES, 


Secretary. 


341 Pitt-street, Sydney, 
23rd July, 1910. 


[762] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 2nd August, 1910. 
f Moe) DERS have been accepted for the following Public 


Works for week ending 30th ultimo :— 


Govyernmen? Arnocurrzct’s Brancu— 


Erection of Retaining Wall and Minor Repairs at Po t 
Office, Ryde—J. Brennan, Surry Hills. 

Additions, Alterations, and Repairs at Pub‘ie School, 
Neutral Bay —W:; Ward; Lewisham. 

Erestion of a Science-room and Water Closets at Publig 
School, Parramatta—J. Frizeile, Parramatta. 


Improvements to Headmaster’s Residence at Public School, 
Auburn— Robt. Hood, Auburn. 


Hrection of a New Fire Station at Enfield—M, Long, 
Auburn. 


Additions and Alterations to Court-house, Parramatta— 
* R. Lightfoot, Auburn. 


Additions and Alterations to Police Court-house, Pad- 
dington—H. A. Birkin & Co., Annandale, : 


Hrection of a Children’s Court, Sydney—C. O. Coloman, 
Petersham. 


Providing and Fixing Fire Alarm Bells, Telephone Indi- 
eators, &e., at the University of Sydney—Wormald 
Bros., Sydney. 

Repairs and Renovations to Tarpaving at Public School, 
Redfern West—Wwmz, English, Darlinghurst. 

Construction and Delivery of Hight Show Cases for house- 
ing the Aldridge Collection of Minerals at Sydney 
University— Baldwin Bros, Ssdnéy. 

Erection of Two Weathersheds (with a Lavatory to each) 
at Public School, Warrawee—P. Stubbins, Moore 
Park. : 

Erection of Police Buildings, at North Broken Hill—M. 
K. Power, Broken Hill. 


Carrying out General Repairs at Military Premises, Signal 
Hill, Wollongeng—H. Williams & Co,, Wollongong. 


Coustruciing, Fencing, Drainage, New Tavatories, &c, at 
Public School Premises, Gladesville—J. W. Park & 
Son, Gladesville. 

Repairs to Rifle Range, at Flemington—R. Hood, Auburn. 


Additions, Repairs, and Fencing, at Public School and 
Teacher’s Residence, Armidale—H. Pollock, Epping. 

Painting, Paperhanging and General Repairs to Public 
School and Teacher’s Residence, Hornsby—F. F, 
Archer, North Sydney. 

Additions and Alterations to Public School at Katoomba— 
A. Rigby, Bathurst. | 

Erection of Police Buildings at Wombat-—A. Allen, Mur- 
rumburrah. 


HARBOURS AND WATER SUPPLY BRANCH— 
Construction of a Wharf at Goodwood Island, Clarence 
River, Contract No. 922—3. Waleh, Maclean. 
Ramnway & Tramway ConsTRUCTION BRANCH— 


Manufacture, Supply and Delivery of Cast-iron Water 
Tanks, Steel Tank Stands and Swinging Jibs for North 
Coast Railways—Clyde Engineering Company, Ltd., 
Granville. 
Unsuccessful Tenderers for the above are requested to aecept 
this intimation, 


Wei HANNA oy 
Under Secretary for Public Works. 


4282 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 120. [3 Ava., 1910. 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. : 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS, 
ENDERS wili be received at this Office, for the Public Works specified in the Schedule hereunder, up to TWO O'CLOCK 


P.M., of the various dates set forth in the second column, 


All envelepes containing Tenders must be addressed to the President of the Tender Board, and have legibly endorsed upon 
them the name of the work in respect of which the Tender is submitted, $ 

It is to be understood that the Government dees not bind itself to accept the lowest or any Tender; and no Tender will 
be acceoted until the same has been reported upon by the proper officer. 


CHARLES A. LEE. 


Dates 5 Pee ’ ee 
+ is . . Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions 
Beatie nS San: f Soppites xo be Pe we General Conditions: and form of Tender é Remarks. i 
Tendered for, pied we te) may be seen. 


Government Architect’s Branch. 


Erection of Students’ Quarters, Experimental | 8 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Publie Works Depart- 
Farm, Glen Innes. ment, Sydney; DiStrict Works Office, 
Armidale; and Experimental Farm, 
Glen Innes. 


Providing Additional Accommodation for| 8 Aug., 1910 | Oontractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


Telephone Exchange ; and Laying on Water ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
to premises, Post and Telegraph Office, Cootamundra ; and Court-house, 
Gundagai. H Gundagai. i 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Summer Hill. 


Repairs to Tarpaving, Public School, Summer | 8 Aug., 1910 
Hill. 


Erection of New School asd Teacher’s Resi- | 8 Aug., 1910 ; Contractor's Room, Public Works Depart- 

dence, Public School, Werris Creek. ment, Sydney; District Works Cfiice, 
Tamworth ; and Public Schoo!, Werris 
Creek. 


S 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Police Station, ' 
Clifton. i 


—_ 


Erection of Police Station, at Scarborough ... | 8 Aug., 1910 


8 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Syaney; District Works Office, 


Erection of ‘Teacher's L[esidence, Public ! 
| 
Kempsey; and Public School, el 


School, Dunvegan. 


| | vegan, 


——————$—$——— = 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- } 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Lismore; Police Station, Bangalow; 

| and Public School, Clunes. 


Additions, &e., to Publie School, Clunes ...| 8 Aug., 1910 


Erection of Police Station at Terry Hie Hie.., | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Tamworth; and Police Station, Terry 

| Hie Hie. 


8 Aug., 1910 


| 
| 


Repairs to Teacher’s Residence, Public School, 


8 Aug., 1910 
Greenwich, 


Contractors’ oom, Public Works Depart | 
ment, Sydrey; and Public School, 


Greenwich. 


Se $< —$$_— 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 


Additions to Public School, Gloucester . | 8 Aug., 1910 
Kempsey ; and Public School, Gloucester 


——— — —$—$—$—$ $$ —————— 


General Repairs, Renovations, &c., Military 
Premises, Parramatta, 


8 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
ment, Sydney; and Court-house, 


Parramatta, 


8 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Devart- 
ment, Sydney. 


Erection of Gallery in Strong Room, Lands 
Office, Sydney. 


Erection of New Fencing, Public School, | 8 Aug., os Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 


Mosman, ment, Sydney; and Public School, 


Mosman, 


ane aaa a= 2 


SS See eee te ee eee 


3 Aua., 1910.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 4283 


TENDERS FOR i COolLit. WURKS—co mlinucd, 
ON OI Oe BGP 
Dates ; 
Descripti fW . Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions 
<P saa endered for. pare et Mes sare General Conditions, and form of Tender : Remarks, 
received, may be seen. ; eigness? 


Government Architect’s Rranch<<conisnued: 
ae ene as, Se eae Pen 2 ee es 


Providing and Erecting Telephone Cabinet at} 8 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- Fresh Tenders. 
Prince Alfred Hospital. ment, Sydney. aT 


~ 


—. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney. 


Providing and Erecting Telephone Cabinet at | | 8 Aug., 1910 Fresh Tenders. 


Post and Telegraph Office, Camperdown. 


Erection of Police Station at Adamstown... | 15 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart. 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Newcastle ; and Police Station, Adams- 
town. 


i 


Erection of Superintendent’s Residence, for 
Reception House; and Additions to Police 
Station, Darlinghurst. 


15 Aug., 1910 Cosine Room, Public Works Depart’ 
ment, Sydney; and Reception House, 


ache ghurst. 


Erection of New Building, Public School, | 15 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


Tom’s Lagoon. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Bathurst; and Public School, Tom’s 
Lagoon. 


15 Aug., 1910 


Additions and Repairs to Public School, 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Boolaroo. 


ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Newcastle: and Public School, Boolaroo. 


15 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
| ment, Sydney; District Works Office 
| and Public School, Narandera. 


Erection of Fencing, Public School, Narandera 


Fresh Tenders. 


Reserve. ment, Sydney; Court-house, Tumut; 
Police Station, Adaminaby ; Caves 
House, Yarrongobilly; and_ District | 


Erection of lg Yarrangobilly Caves - 5 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
i | Works Office, Cooma. 


Sa eet and Improvements to Public School, | 16 Aug., 1910 


eakhurst. ment, Sydney; and Public School, 


Peakhurst. 


Contractors’ Koom, Public Works Depart- | 


Erection of Verandah to Teacher’s Residence | 15 Aug., 1910 
and Repairs to School, Public School, Fairy 


Meadow. 


ment, ‘Svdvey; ani Public School, 
Fairy Meadow. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Dapart- | 


15 Aug., 1910 | Cenixactors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Court-house, Par- 


matta, 


Improvements to Bath Room, No. 1 Male 
Ward, Hospital for Insane, Parramatta. 


Supply and Delivery of Furniture for Tele- | 15 Aug., 1910 | 
graph Operating Room, General Post Office, 


Sydney. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Werks Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Court-house, 
Nowra. 


115 Aug, 1910 Fresh Tenders. 


Additions to Boatmen’s Cottages ; and Supply 
of Materials, Pilot Station, Crookhaven 


Heads. 


Additions, &c., to Police Station, Argent-street, | 22 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Broken Hill, ment, Sydney; Police Station, Argent- 
, street, Broken Hill; and District Works 

Office, Broken Hill. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart-: 
ment, Sydney; and District Works 
Office, Newcastle. 


Alterations to Drying Room, Hospital for | 22 Aug., 1910 


Insane, Newcastle. 


22 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- ! 
ment, Sydney; and District Works 
Office, Cooma. 


No. 120, 3 Avaust, 1910,—2, me 


Improvements to Playground, &c., Public 
School, Cooma. 


a 


4284 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. [3 Ave., 1910. 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIO WORKS—continued. 


Dates : - ake a) 
5 : : Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions. 
Description a Tee ot Supplies to be Tact oigla8 : General Conditions, and form of Tender ; Remarks. 
bis obscene received. niay be Been, 


Government Architect’s Branch—continued. 


— 


Eréetion of Police Station at Nambucca | 22 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Dopart- 
Heads. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Kempsey; and Police Station, Nam- 

bueca Heads. 


Erection of New Buildings, Public School, | 22 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works, Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 
Mullengrove. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Goulburn; and Public School, Mul- 
lengrove. 


Improvements, Painting, &c., Public School, | 22 Aug:, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Redfern West. ment, Sydney. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Cootamundra; and  Court-house, 

| | Tumut. 


Additions and Alterations to Post and Tele- 
graph Office, Tumut, 


22 Aug., 1910 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 


ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 


Erection of New Police Buildings, Nabiac ... | 22 Aug., 1910 
Kempsey ; and Police Station, Nabiac. 


Additions and Renovations, Public School, | 22 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


Germanton. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Cootamundra ; and Public School, Ger- 
manton. 


ment, Sydney; and District Works 


Additions to Court-house, Walgett ... vo» | 29 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
{ Office, Walgett. 


Erection of New Building for Infants, Public | 29 Aug., 1910 
School, Glebe. ment, Sydney; and Public School, 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
Glebe. 


Erection of Court-house and Police Buildings, 
Carinda. 


29 Aug., 1910 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 
Walgett ; and Police Station, Carinda, — 


Erection of New Police Buildings, Nymboida | 29 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Lismore; and Police Station, Nym- 
boida. 


a ae 


Additions to Public School, Narara ... 4c 


29 Aug., 1910 


ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Newcastle ; and Public School, Narara. 


e = 


Repairs, &c., to Public School, Broken Hill | 29 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
North. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Broken Hill; and Public School, Broken 

Hill North. 


Erection of Show Pavilion, Botanic Gardens. | 29 Aug, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney. 


Increased Lavatory Accommodation, Botanic | 29 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


Gardens. | ment, Sydney. 


~ 


Ereccion of New School Building, and Re- | 29 Aug,, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


moval of Teacher’s Residence from Beat: ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
fort; and Re-erection at Clairville, Public Armidale; and Public School, Clair- 


School, 


Clairville, ville. 


3 Ave, 1910.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 4985 
| TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS—continued. 


' Dates Peete ; sg 
Description of Work or Supplies to be wapatdi wach: Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions, : 
Meiderol inn Wonders oil] be General it grde pee Lali, of Tender, Remarks, 


received. 
a a a i ee a f 


SA I 


Government Architect’s Branch—continued. 


Additions and Improvements to Public School, | 29 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
4 Marrickville. ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Marrickville, 


Hrection of Police Station, at Drummoyne ... | 29 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | - 
ment, Sydney.: 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Goulburn; and Police Station, Crook- 

| well. 


Repairs to Police Station, Crookwell ... .« | 29 Aug., 1910 


ty = 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 


Hrection of Accommodation for Female 
Patients, Hospital for Consumptives, Water- 
fall. 


5 Sept., 1910 
ment, Sydney. 


Harbours and Water Supply Branch. 


Construction of a Supplementary Steel Service 
Reservoir, Water Supply Extensions, Forbes 
(Contract No. 917). 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Court-house, 
Forbes. 


8 Aug., 1810 


ae eS 


Extension of Reticulation, Water Supply, | 8 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ itcom, Public Works Depart- | 


Singleton (Contract No. 937). ment, Sydney; Court-house, Single- 
ton; and Public Works Office, New- 
castle. 


Se nn Eee 


Railway Construction. 


Erection of Waiting Shed at The Spit, The 


22 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
Spit to Manly Electric Tramway. 


ment, Sydney. 


Construction of the Second Section of the | 29 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
Lockhart to Clear Hills Railway. ment, Sydney. 


Construction of Electric Tramway from | 29 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
_Military-road to Cremorne Point. ment, Sydney. 


12 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


Manufacture, Supply, and Delivery of Super- 
ment, Sydney. 


structures of Steel Bridges over Mehi River 
and Great Ana Branch of the Gwydir 
River, Moree to Mungindi Railway, First 
Section. 


Roads and Bridges Branch. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; Public Works Office, 
Newcastle ; and Court-house, Singleton. 


- eee eneiee samen at aoe — ae ae 


Erection of Composite Truss Bridge over | 15 Aug., 1910 


Cockfighter Creek at Bulga, Road Singleton 
to Bulga. i 


nn 


Irrigation and Drainage Brauch. St ihe SAS ES Ree 


Contractors’ ttoom, Public Works Depart- | 


Construction of the Second Section of the 
Southern and Western Suburbs Ocean 
Outfall Sewer (Contract No. 913). 


12 Sept., 1910 
ment, Sydney: and Department of 
Public Works, Melbourne. 


Fresh Tenders. 
Time extended, 


Construction of Cuttings, Sections 1 and 2,! 4 Oct., 1910 } Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Great Ana-branch, Darling River (Con- ment, Sydney ; Court-houses, Broken 
tract No. 900). Hill, Wentworth, and Swan Hill (Vie) ; 

Police Station, Mildura (Vic.); and 

Department of Public Works, Mel- 


bourne. 


| 


Fresh Tenders. 


a —— 


Construction of Bridges and Regulators, Sec- | 4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | B1 
tion No, 8, Great Ana-branch, Darling ment, Sydney; Court-houses, Broken Time extended. 
River (Contract No. 900). Hill, Wentworth, and Swan Hill (Vic.) ; 
: Police Station, Mildura (Vic.); and 
Department of Public Works, Mel- 
bourne. : 


4286 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETYE, No. 120. - [3 Ava, 1910. 


[538] Department of the Attorney-General and of Justice, 
' Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 


I [ IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased, in pursuance of section 3 of the 
“ Justices (Fees) Act, 1904,” to make the following Regulations for carrying out the provisions of the said Act,—to take 


effect from the 1st September next. 
JOHN GARLAND. 


1, All existing Regulations and Schedules made under the authority of the said Act are hereby repealed. 


2. The fees to be demanded and taken in respect of proceedings before Justices of the Peace shall be those set forth in 
Schedule 1 hereto. 


3. The fees to be taken and retained for their own use by the Bailiffs of Courts of Petty Sessions throughout the State 
shall be those set forth in Schedule 2 hereto, provided that fees to a greater sum than twenty-four pounds shall not be retained 
for his own use by any Bailiff in the Metropolitan Police District in any one month, whether as Bailiff of one or more Courts, 
but all such fees collected over and above the sum mentioned shall be paid to the Consolidated Revenue Fund, provided 
nevertheless that in addition to the said sum of twenty-four pounds per month every such Bailiff may retain the fees mentioned 
in item 10 of the said Schedule to recoup him for disbursements actually and necessarily made, and provided further that when 
process issued in a proceeding commenced by the Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage is served by the Bailiff, the 
mileage chargeable under item 8 of the said Schedule shall not exceed one shilling unless the Registrar shall certify that, for 
reasons to be stated by him in his certificate, fees should be paid according to the rate mentioned in the item last referred to. 


4. On proof being given to the satisfaction of any Police Magistrate or any Clerk of Petty Sessions duly authorised in 
that behalf by the Minister that-any person is unable from want of means or any other cause, to pay any of the fees mentioned 
in the said Schedules, such Police Magistrate or Clerk of Petty Sessions may, subject to such terms and conditions as he may 
deem fit, either remit or postpone payment of such fees. 


5. Printed copies of the said Schedules or any other Schedules or lists of fees fixed under the authority of the said Act, 
shall be exhibited for general information in a conspicuous place in the public oflices of the Clerks of the Courts of Petty 
_ Sessions throughout the State. 


6. Such fees shall be demanded and taken and be payable to the Clerks of such Courts. 


7. The practice and procedure to be observed in collecting such fees shall be that prescribed for the collection of fees 
payable to the Consolidated Revenue Fund by the “ Audit Act, 1902,” and the Regulations made thereunder. 


ScHrpvute I. 


FEES PAYABLE TO CLERKS OF PETTY SESSIONS UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF THE “JUSTICES (FEES) 
AOT, 1904,” AND THE REGULATIONS THEREUNDER. 


1. PROCESS TO INITIATE PROCEEDINGS AND TO BRING PARTIES BEFORE THE JUSTICES. 


: caterinet Service (if 
Process. Preparing. = Il pane g i oe 
| 

EG. s. d. 8. d. 
1, Information, or Complaint in writing ay sibs 2 0 FS ea ae ee 
2. Summons, each defendant, and copies for service is Ee 10 1 O(a) 2 0 
3. Warrant to apprehend & ra ( : if PbO es ah tees Ps rie ©) 
4. Warrant on disobedience of Summons ... F x “ 10 soopemarbatn 2 0 
5, Search Warrant soe = ney rey se : ot 1.05 Se erents “ 2 0 
6. Application to vary order for maintenance... a he ~f ae 1 9 1 0 tevene 
7. Ordering for hearing ... ee ae =f vos we bow eee 1.0 eaty es preree 
§. Notice of hearing, and copy for service ... sas 35 ae Pr Mioes, ss) againeiaos 2 0 


(a) Not to be charged when summons issued on an information or complaint in writing. 


2. PROCESS TO OBTAIN THE ATTENDANCE OF WITNESSES. 


Serviee (if 
Process, Prepariog. Issuing. required) or 
: Execution. 
ints 5 priate wee eerste airs | MEE tn, 
* ; Bs dt s. d s. d 
1. Deposition that a person is a material witness ... ae ite veo eee es De !O; Mae ities emer eeeees 
2. Summons of a witness and copy for service (each witncss) ... 0 sick ase 10 1 O(a) 2 0 
3. Warrant for a witness ae mae s a: oP 1 0 1 O(a) 2 0 
4. Subpcena ard copy for service (each witness) ... 5a ae Oe 1 O(a) seein 
(a) Not to be charged when fee paid for preparation. 
8. PRocrss To ENFORCE ADJUDICATION, 
a ae a BN oh rea SEAN PUI Sts Pe (Ce eR LOE Se aes SR en ew 


Serving (if 
Process. Preparing. required) or 
: Execution. 


i 8. d. Sf. 20s 

_ 1, Copy minute of order for service... sie a a tae 503 aut ae ar zee Ls0 1 0 
2. Warrant of Commitment in default of payment of penalty or money ordered to be paids;.. ass 1 0(2) 1 O(a) 
3. Warrant of Possession (Landlord and Tenant Act)... set oe of Ve bts ei 2 6 2 6(a) 


- 


(a) Not to be charged when a fee paid for preparation. 


(b) Fees to be coliected in the first instance only when the whole of the penalty or sum ordered to be paid is payable to the person in whose — 


fayour the adjudication is made. 


3 Ava, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 4287 


4, MISCELLANEOUS PROCESS. 


Process, Fee, 
Suds 
1. Notice of Appeal, Quarter Sessions... 1 0 
2, Drawing Special Case under section 161 of “J ustices ‘Act, 1902, ” or r under the © Local Government Act, 1906, 9 
first six (6) folios of 72 words each . tee doc se nce mae ore are He ales OO 
8. Each additional folio of 72 words <4 a we ee ve ect os ‘tt sas att 0 
4, Certificate of refusal of such case co ane Ane one a ait ast sve 2 0 
5. Drawing Statutory Declaration, 4d. per folio of 72 words, minimum charge or we 1 0 
6. Written acknowledgment under section 84 of “ Justices Act, 1902 pees for payment ox nee : 1 0 
7. Certificate of dismissal .., oe : Sec sae - S6¢ Ant : 1 0 
8. Certificate of conviction ... Ae ile a, i. ite 7 5) ue 1 0 
9. Application and order to place s¢ seamen on board ship... c am mek iy : bee 1 0 
10. Taking every recognizance a eae 36 ace ad Pc oe ace ace m9 cer sesh 1 0 
11. Issuing every notice of recognizance ... ae uae a 6 0 6 
12. Copy of depositions or other document, 4d. per "folio of 72 words, 1 minimum m charge ee ah LEO 
13. Preparing any other document not hereinbefore mentioned, 4d. per folio of 72 words, minimum n charge wt 1.0 
5. PROCESS IN RESPECT OF PROCEEDINGS UNDER THE “ ConrRactoRs’ Drsts Act, 1897.” 
Process. | Preparing. Filing. Issuing. 
Fe ile gs, d. s. d. 
1, Every certificate, and every notice in the form of the second, third, and fifth 
Schedules to the Act, with copies for service _ aa Veet OF Bee |ten.seecosoce ss 1 O(a) 
2. Affidavit in support of ‘application for leave to serve notice of action under the 
14th section .., ae av : $35 99 aoe 006 5h a ee 0) VV 0(@) Bi as. cscceers ; 


(a) Not to be charged when fee paid for preparation. 


6. Fees PAYABLE IN RESPECT OF PROCEEDINGS UNDER THE “SmatL Desrs Recovery Act, 1899,” AND ANY 
ACT AMENDING THE SAME, 


Process, ; Preparing. a ation. Issuing. 
: 
Ht eee ae 
1 Sade gs, )d. Sc 
1, Plaint —.., fs wee Nery sa apie aay 1 0 ae 
2. Summons, with copy, each defendant ... Re ty pS hae meas Se hr 1 O(a) 
3. Notice of intention to defend, or particulars of set- off or excuse... Ae : ike Xe) L450 00¢ 
4, Subpcena, with copy for service, each witness... , ... i ie 1 0 athe 1 O(a) 
5. Writ of Execution Ar * aif apc ae er ms os nee 2 2 6 
6. Deposition of claim : of Soe are TiO) “te 50n3 
7. Interpleader summons, with copy for service, each person okt 36 con dE ee All era 1 O(a) 
8. Application for examination of a judgment debtor... act eee vee 1 0 WOU) 2 eeeneses= 
9, Order for examination of a judgment debtor ... BA Ae A Ye eC) Airica 3 1 O(a) 
10. Garnishee order, with copy for service . ‘fe one See obs: et Ladi eee 1 O(a) 
11. Order for hearing, with copy for service, sevtion 50 ... sas Be Stic wie 1 0 ACS 1 O(a) 
12. Certified copy of judgment "08 es 080 saa wee nr 5a 2 0 wee eee peateee 
13, Office copy, 4d. per folio, minimum charge Age for 506 Be: 36c Bee i o@ seeeas =cricc 
14, Affidavit of service of default summons sae a6: a sles els dee bo50 Te 0 soneee 
15, Affidavit verifying account of claim... ieee Mace not wo wn nee a 1 0 aodbcc 
16. Judgment for plaintiff (default judgment) _... vee ercees aL AO) eS pectce 
17. Affidavit for leave to proceed as if personal service of a default summons ‘has been 
effected .. ee Te 0 io sotioc 
18. Notice of grounds of defence to an action in which a default summons has been 
issued ,., set 1 0 150 peace 
19. Affidavit terifyin g ‘grounds of defence to an action in ‘which a » default summons has 
been issued... A EO 1 0 ScHour 
20. Notice of application for order to be let in to defend or to set aside judgment 1 0 Lao BE te 
21. Affidavit in support of application to be let in to defend or to set aside judgment... 1s 0 1 0 ae 
22. Statement of confession or agreement . ae ea: TO 1 0 iseeee 
23. Affidavit in support of application for a  garvishee order Uae 1 0 saver 
24, Affidavit to ground application for summons to show cause why writ of execution 
should not issue eae ae Bo eel ae kee) UO A Ssosico 
25. Summons to show cause on application for issue of execution Be ee vee iO SOC ; 1 O(a) 
26. Certificate of unsatisfied execution on a judgment or order .. ore Oa, nee ee ; 2 O(a) 
27. Any other affidavit not mentioned herein, excepting an affidavit of service of ony : 
eummons other than a default summons _.., a aw 1 0 nacitie 
28. Any other process not mentioned gs 4d. per folio of 72 words, mininvum <9 
charge ... eanieed seeeee 
29. Be case corwarded # for execution or service by officers of another Court, additional | o's 
fee soc ace Be As 5a as He Me Ne ert mates ayeese 


Norr.— Fees to be remitted by Postal Note, cost of same to be ded ucted from the additional fee and balance accounted 
for as a revenue fee. 


EB aCe 
80. Inspection of record, one matter only ... cai sah bee Bat bee Be an oo te ed 0 6 
Bi. Registering Bill of Salowsi? "ay > wie EO ; te to) 


(2) Net to be charg: d when fee paid for prepara’i‘n, 


4288 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 120. [8 Aus,, 1910, 


SCHEDULE 2. 
FEES TO BE TAKEN BY BAILIFFS OF COURTS OF PETTY SESSIONS...- 


- 1. For service of any process (other than a default summons)... ee ae woke 


2. For service of a default summons ... ai = ay ces Cia Fis Peay 


3. For mileage in the service or attempted service of any process—for each mile or fraction 
thereof from the Court-house to place where service is effected or has been attempted ‘1s, 


4, For possession under a writ of execution for each man necessarily employed, per diem 
(the whole amount to be paid to the man in possession, and his receipt produced to 
the Registrar) en na Se “A ae Aas at me ar pay 


. Where keeper not employed ... ase ee wee Sea tee se rot ,.. An amount to be assessed by 
the Registrar, not to exceed 
7s. per diem. 
6. For making a levy where the sum to be levied shall not exceed £30... ao woe Gs. 


iad 


And for every pound over that sum ea a By sn wi we we. 3d. 
7. For conducting every sale under a writ of execution 300 Bie sce ana ww. 7s, 6d. 
8. For mileage in the execution of any writ, per mile (one way only) “i bag cow JB. 
‘9. For each visit necessarily made to piace where the Bailiff has been directed to levy, 
but not to exceed one visit after levy made, per mile (one way only), if allowed by 
epistrar Goo s< 2. aspen Wace g: He oe ne as ae As Saget ist 
10. For conveyance of keeper to and from place of levy, meals for keeper, and necessary The amount actually and 


assistance to officer in execution of any writ. reasonably paid to be 
allowed by Registrar. 


[629} Department of Pubhe Works, 
-: \ Sydney, 25th July, 1910, 
APPLICATIONS FOR LICENSES UNDER SECTION 10 OF THE “WATER RIGHTS ACT, 1902.” 


i accordance with section 11 of the “ Water Rights Act, 1902,” I hereby acknowledge the receipt of the following applieations 
for Licenses, and the date and place specified hereunder are hereby appointed for the inquiries in regard to each case :— 


Name of Applicant, | Nature of Work. Portion, | Parish. County. | Land District. = patanctinig: ba 


Ah Ning are feel NI race Soc 8 ..| 15  |Condobolin} Cunning- | Condobolin...) 26th August, 1910, 2 


ham. p-m., Court-house, 
= Condobolin. 
Yook Fong ... Mea BEDIAD. Seng ies 530 ig aly AO no Nise tO akaate do as de 


ae : : 26 Derriwong, 
Willian! Gunciacham Weir) ms eee Boe, { = Bomopbis| do ...| do | 26th August, 1910, 10 
a.m., Court-house, 
| Cordobolin, 


The inquiries will be held by the Local Land Board. All persons interested are hereby notified to attend, and if they 
have any objections to the granting of a License for any of the said works, they should state their objections at the — 


inquiries hereby appointed, 
CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister for Peblic Works. 


. DISTRIOT COURTS. 
NOTICE is hereby given that District Courts will be holden at the Court-house at the places and at the times hereunder specified. 


When Court to he held. 
Place. ——————— | entetine’Piaints, | Registrate Notice, | Registrar by whom netice given, 
Date. | Hour. 
Albury tee ae | 17 Aug., 1910...) 10 | 830July, 1910...) 15 July, 1910,..| J.J. Kingsmill. 
Corowa eee tee alee he 2 BeAr Me ees. | cle. Oy, » «| BR. Hughes. 
Hay... ais ae fal Seal ome » seh pkO se LSauly, 2s); 28 June, , .,.| E. Harrison. 
Kiama Mee hee «| G@Bept, i, 5] 10 2-22 Aug...) 25 duly, <5; 0.1 9G, Wheeler, 
Lismore  .., ee cea] SCA UO.) 2,5 eaten a re ae eee » «| A. B.O. Burke, 
Moss Vale tee ose cool LE Sept., 99 tee 10 29 ” 2) ene? 15 2 nse] G, 8. Shepherd. 
Murwillumbah ,, ois| 2S AUG. ay obama Dass ahi ssc |) wa Ares as. se] SLA Meads, 
Orange mo Si Sop Biome ae srrdO Bettas 2June, ,, ...| H. L. Leary. 
Singleton ... ae «| 26 Sept., , | ... | LOSept., 1910...| 15 July, ,, ...| P. BE. Hldershaw. 
Taree ree ves sash ag wee 29. ov) Sid ae OA. ayes, 25 5 4) wes A. re OLSGT. 
Wagga Wagga... em] peo AUR tes 10 3 y a 24June, , :D. Walker, J.P. 
a 


Warren .., a ree [ade WEpti” 4, vac) mel | 95 rf » ---| SO0Jduly, 4, ...| J... Oleary, 
38 peek | 35 ea Ching. 


Wellington... ste io sy ues] MELO 


3 Auga., 1910.]. NEW Y SnUaH WALES GOVERNMENT GAANTER, No. 120, 


4289 


[6993 ] Brien of Public Works, 
Sydney, 25th May, 1910. 


SCAFFOLDING AND LIFTS AOTS. 
HE following list of Lift Attendants to whom Certificates have been issued (up to 31st March, 1910), is issued for public 


information. 
CHARLES A. LEE. 


—_—— 


CERTIFICATED LIFT ATTENDANTS, © 


Name, Addrezs, Certificate No. 


EEE ell 


Anderson, W. .., : ...| Caretaker, Gibbs Chambers .. a py rth ery: “8 1 
Aird, W. a. ay wae ...| 581 Harris-street, Ultimo ... Are aT i sac “£¢ 2 
Aistrope,@, ... nes ...| 81 Corruna-road, Stanmore .,. <aq See sia oC " 3 
Alderson, O. D., : ..| Bracklyn, Arden-street, Coogee... ve ae toe see 4 
Anderson, 0. ... 162 Gloucester- street, City . ah est qe oc x 5 
Armstrong, W. Oo AS... ie 106 Missenden-road, Camperdown as ae ite See 6 
Anderson, W. ... tae Sie ...| 26 Lombard-street, @lebe Point i ae fee Be 7 
Adams, T. ©. E.. to ...| Church-street, Burwood ae fat as : 8 
Adair, J. G. cae ...| Mills-street, Carlton. ite aes A 9g 
Asher, bk ...{ 211 Commonwealth- street, Surry Hills are i eC ; 10 
Ashton, F.E. ... 550 ...| 27 St. Andrew street, Balmain ae axe ri Coe 11 
Akers, A. ae tea .| 1 Campbell-street, Milson’s Point .., nf nee 5 35 
Adams, A. a. eee ees 221 Elizabeth-street, City cee eee tee eee 603 « 80 
Akers, F. Wi: ,.. ae ...| Albany-street, North Sydney ill bes tae Pe 3820 
Allerburton, J. ... ste ...| 6 Bridge-street, City .. at ie a ae : 330 
Alexander, R. at tee 500 .| 79 Glenmore- road, Paddington xs rf of aes 456 
Ansell, W. A. ... meee areas «| 24 Thomas-street, "Ashfield , snk ee at ee 4 A 457 
Ashe, J.J. an Sar rie ...| 10 Lodge-street, Forest Lodge eee fee o Sc 453 
Agnew, A.A. ... ce oo. © ...| 19 Trade-street, Newtown .., Soe eed a : 460 
Armstrong, H. .., as ee Y.M.C.A., Pitt-street, City .., a bie Pe =, 500 
Anderson, J. ... ae i= 152 Reservoir-street, Surry Hills .., eet ‘ nee 565 
Anslow, P. é : ° 124 Fig-street, Pyrmont ... pee “i : 566 
Alexander, J. ...| 4 Cannon-street, Petersham... Ess + : 617 
Allardyce, R : Sc ...| 76 Goodsell-street, Newtown as : 699 
Acton, J.B. ... vee ...| 44 Bathurst-street, City .., os te 718 
Andrew, EH. w ...| 45 William-street, " Abbotsford, Melbourne a PES 228 
Brassil, P. ACh ve ...| 129 Morcehead-street, Bed iosn, ae ea tae 12 
Bridgen, WwW. H.. ne say .. | 87 Durham-street, Stanmore a <e6 ny: ery 13 
Browne, H. G. A. aah wee ..., 28 Cowper-street, Marrickville oi See rE 14 
Binstead, W.... 4 ; ...| Tara-street, Woollahra ard wed ee ae , 15 
Builock, 8. A ...| Northcote-street, Rose Bay ... . A aaa 16 
- Bennetts, F. 4 ...| 8 Dulwich-street, Dulwich Hill : a 1%: 
Baxter, A. es ni ...| 86 West-street, Darlinghurst - x 18 
Brooker, E. T. ... ote ves ...| May-street, Eastwood see rr A! ; . 19 
Barber, W.C. ... ahs one 129 Pitt-street, Redfern ite oe ei és : oer 20 
argh, Pa. i... Sed «| 49 Stafford-street, Paddington oo a a a - 21 
Blacker, J. 5 ia ...| 52 Pitt-street, City Sen sce use tee ory vee 22 
Barber, H. W. Ri ae 0 .. | Lombard Chambers, 107 Pitt- ‘street, City ... oes ae eee 23 
Bennett, F, ae : ee ...| 12 Paul-street, Balmain... sz a4 eee 5 5 24 
Bowden, A. J. ... 5c ...| 84 Surrey- -street, Darlinghurst ae ive ese oer: 25 
Baird, Wee. ss : ...| Washington-street, Bexley ... 0g ene “ se 26 
Brown, W. RB. OC. aa oe ...| 2574 George-street, Sydney... ace ies tas Fs A 27 
Blackburn, W. ... ah see ...| 7 Elger-street, Glebe .. ne +49 ati aes is : 28 
Beel, V. ... me ae see ...| 1 Regent-street, Moore Park er tes es Ao 0 29 
Bramble, N. _... See “co ...| 58 Surrey-street, Darlinghurst tee ies ie re ove 30 
Bowen, H. ode “ee : Greenwich-road, Greenwich... re 546 e oe . 81 
Bradley, RB, - aaa ass 108 Francis-street, Leichhardt irs “ raG sce 32 
Baker, F. W. ... AG ens 67 Thompson-street, Darlinghurst ... ws ads He 33 
Brandon, W. G.... ne nes ...| 857 Dowling-street, Moore Park... ies eee te 34 
Bramelly, J. J. ... bc Ee ...| 199 Glenmore-road, Paddington ... ant eae vee 37 
Balnaves, W. L. rea vee ...| 65 Abercrombie-street, City... wad Py “ye ae 38 
Beckingham, A.... ase wae ,..| 110 Riley-street, Woolloomooloo ,., “g a ats ; 39 
Blanchard, J. H. sais ber ...| 11 Wilson-street, Redfern “8 F is nee ies i 40 
Buckingham, A.... nee fa ...| 65 Buckingham-street, City... rr te oe 41 
Brasier, R.G. ... we “ir ...| 38-40 Pitt-street, City me oa er ‘ . 42 
Brown, W. H. ... ee oe: ...| 52 William-street, Redfern ,. as ae a ee wa 43 
Brown, W.E. ... nee 50 ...| Equitable Buildings, Sydney Per “ . 44 
Browne, J. H. ... tee ae ...| 107 Trafalgar-street, Annandale : : eer 45 
Brookman, W. ... nae ...| High-street, Cartan” * A é 46-2 
Blamey, L. R. ... eee af Holdsworth, McPherson, & Co. eae ‘ : : 47 
Bayley, F. J. : eee ..| Hill, Clark, ’& Oo., Young-street, City ast " . 48 
Biggs, F. J. Se eee | 1534 William- streat, Darlinghurst ., + ” . . 49 
Broach, F.G. 4.0 tse Re ...| 2 Martin-place, City ... doc 30 “ei es : : 50 
Brooke, J. is one of ...| Gore Hill, North Sydney ... ae see “ . 51 
Bensley, W.d. ... “ee ...| Alcock Bros. ... sea hes ches aes ee vee 52 
Bassett, J. H. ‘ ...| Roseland Vale, Campsie es ons ve “ ar 53 
Burgess, A. ae ...| Smith & Lister ne aes sae aos see : eee 54 
Bedding, R. G. ... ...| Australian Club, Sydney as +3, ae ih are Ws 55 
Boman, H.D. ... ae ...| “ Hotel Grand Central,” Sydney ... re see 4 56 
Bourn, J.8. ... eee ..| Phillip Court, 165 Phillip-street, ciel ess rm . 57 
Butler, J. A. : eee ...| 15 Foveaux- street, City 4 Pr ove " ove 58 
Barnes, H. vee ...| 82 Leister-street, Eeaairston, . a * 62 
‘Blatch, E. aes 508 ...| 16 Short-street, Leichhardt . 7 x ide as : 63 
Browne, EH. oes vee ...| Vicar-street, Coogee ve 0 “ vas ve 78 
Borgen, W. Sr vee ,..| 388 Victoria-atreet, Darlinghurst “ fue ote A’ 168 — 
Bolger, R. eC ser mae ...| 131 Trafalgar- -atreet, Stanmore is vas pay oe f A61 
Buik, H. B. ese ose ose ...| Rocky Point road, Arncliffe,.. die a4 ik cr ace G 452 
Brown, A. ore vee coe . 132 Liverpool-street, Sydney ere eee - eee eee eee 463 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. [3 Ave., 1910. 


Se a ee ee ES Se 


CERTIFICATED LIFT ATTENDANTS—continued. 


pI I Ya eal tle cl lt nD eee ee ee 


Naas Address, Certificate No. 
Brown, fee es Se : 232 Goulburn-street, Surry Hills ... ne oe ate se : 464 
Bowles, A. a x : 2 Pyrmont-street, Pyrmont .. ef vee is DO Sc : 492 
Baxter, G. ate : 5 ...{ 1864 Orewn- street, Darlinghurst ns of ie ne ep as 503 
Beckwith, F. —... f eas ...| 892 Dark-street, Paddington ee : a ive “: 567 
Blake, J.... Ag é ; 14 Poplar-atreet, Hyde Park “6 re we S08 ve 568 
Bramhan, R. ane 8 Wilsoa-street, Redfern... Sag on ae “iE x 569 
Barclay, Rd aa: ; & .| 79 Denison-street, Newtown... eae Pes ats . P 570 
Behmer, H. om = ..| 166 Bay-street, Sydney ae 3 ae ae ts F 5738-2 
Burrey, A. ait . 4 ...| 94 Pitt-street, City tee eee toe a ane 574 

. Bowker, W. _... . ,..| 1453 Gloucester-street. Sydney an sae : ; ‘ 575 
Butler, J. “4a ; .. | 18 Foveaux-street, City is : By PY, 576 
Bird, J. H. Ae ..| 64 Gipps-street, Pyrmont = Ars ase : 577 
Blake, F. a, Y 62 Reiby-street, Newtown ae aes BB i mae : 586 
Best, A. A. ane ‘ .. | 49 Camden-street, Newtown Ry aa ae ran 592 
Baird, W. ...| 62 Lower Fort street, Dawes Point... ae ae ee ma 658 
Bertholv W. / ...| B61 Cleveland-street, Redfern ue th aie oe we 664 
Bulgin, E. G. as ; 85 Norton-street, Leichhardt : or a oc 670 
Boyd, EK. J. W ane : 48 Stafford-street. Stanmore .- r. Be a6 a 671 
Bean, C. Le 5 ai : .. | Trelawny, Badminton-road, Croydon He tee wee ; 672 
Bray jl. Dy 0 c:. x ; ...| St. George’s-parade, Hurstville sp : tee at an 698 
Bailey, J. J. W. : > ..| 88 Brisbane-street, North Sydney .. > ine aos see os 7O1 
Boardman, HE. M. ss ...| 40 Cavendish-street, Stanmore mt sed - ea ake 715 
Brew, G. .. si oe ; ...| Victoria-street, Watson’ 8 Bay on a0 ove noe “ 723 
Bonus, W.P. ... ve rc ..| 67 High Holborn- street, Surry Hills ae ise ee a4 ‘ 733 
Cook, J. ... ‘es ‘ ..| Sydett, Mi Mi-street, Oatley ig - A ee & 59 
Conyngham, H. ... ac ; ...| 84 Boundary-street, Paddingtion a at aC wee : 60 
Cass, C, ... ot aoe Pa ...| 8Rose-street, Darlington An we of S00 ; 61 
Coates,G. S..., a a ...| 251 Johnson-street, Annandale nae xe ao pee 0 64 
Chamberlain, W. W. ni ...| Ecott, James-street, Waverley seh 02 toe vee 65 
Craven, J. & - ...| Care of David Jones (Limited), are) ae Bo vee iis 66 
Chamberlain, R. i. Sy Ac ...,| Anthony Hordern & Sons, Sydney .. aes 500 ee dt 67 
Coveny, R. BS oss Soc bce ...| 74 Kippax-street, Surry Hills are 50 6c ; 68 
Cockton, W. D.... Fe ae ...| Care of John Sands (Limited) 3874 George- ieGeonty” re Re 69 
Craig, Ww. ‘ ...| 48 Kensington-street, City ... eee vee tee Oc Bod i 70 
Callagher, H. H. ; ...| 19 Josephson-street, Moore Park 4g 0c ie nf on 71 
Cumming, Dies. : ...| Union Bank, Sydney ny Fie 00 noe is 72 
Cumins,-J. W. ... ue oes ms ...| 20 Ruthven- street, Waverley saa use Be a ; 73 
Cross, C.... ce 5 ana | 14 Salisbury-street, Camperdown ... ‘ ose me 74 
Charlton, J: rae ee a ...| York House, 50 York-street 4 vas ae Fs es ‘ 75 
Colwell, J.S8. ... me eee vo| 23 Blizabeth- street, North Sydney... a sa een es 76 
Carmody, BH. J. ... eee ee ...| Union Bank, Hunter-street, City ... ae i a oar Re 77 
Cook, BH. ... ce mae ee ...| 869 Riley-street, Surry Hills ie ; ‘ ; ace ‘ 79 
Croos J. ... A ae ate ...| Bray-street, Mosman ae ; 98 : ee 81 
Oasey,tk. mee + cts “108 ore ..| Lassetter & Co:,; George- street sae Xf Be sic eee vs 82 
Calow, P. « fe ; ...| Anthony Hordern & Sons, City ... : ah : Ack ¢ 83 
Carlton, G. R. Ss. a : ...| Harrison, Jones, & Devlin, City. ... vee ae or aC : 84 
Carter, H. J. ... : : ...| Farmer & Co., City .. ; a6 5 ag if - 85 
Coveny, N. F. ... iy See ...| 18 Linthorpe-street, Newtown ; vr " : Gs 86 
Carr, R. O. oe ate - ...| The Crescent, Annandale : AE xe 87 
Calnan, P. H. o sd ...| Grace Brothers, Broadway ... ee Cee ne ae 88 
Cawnan, J. say eS ae ...| Merrivale-street, Pymble * te ar af 89 
Chapman, 8S. H.... = ae ...| 183 Dowling-street, Darlinghurst ... ; a 20 te 89a 
Connerton, EH. ... Pr ; ...| 19 Samuel-street, Surry Hills : : y a on 90 
Carter, A.E.  ... aes ; ...| 48 Evans-street, Rozelle : & nie a ong 91 
Collins, W. CAC fe 460 ...| Terry-street, Arncliffe he : ; are Ay ae 92 
Chapman, G. 8. ... - EC ..| “ Australia Hotel,” Sydney ... os 3 ; ; 93 
Casey, F. PP... sc ve ..| 87 Booth-street, Annandale .., He a A . 94 
Crawley, J. W. ... isa BF ..| 166 Pitt-street, City’... s : ves : ? 95 
Cuke, F. B. Are oe se e.| 92 Mansfield-street, Balmain ep pee a, ; 96 
Christie, A. L. ... Fe, f ..| 48 Reiby-street, Newtown .. ifs : me ie Rae 129 
Campbell, D.... a3 : .| 47 Grove-street, Leichhardt .. me =a as 4 = 455 
Clayden, J. vee : Be Durham-street, Hurstville “ vee vee . Bu x 466 
Chapman, H. J.... en gb Danie 37 Pitt-street, Milson’s Point . aioe vee ie Bae “467 
Coleman, F. T. ... sc0 251 Palmer-street, Darlinghurst... or Re ee 5c 468 
Cummings, J. ... ce =: 10 Grafton-street, Balmain .., A Ss a : eas zi 483 
Cormack, B. 500 bor oe .| 99 Crystal-street, Petersham ae ne ae 581 
Oullen, W. one ; ; ...| LL Denison-road, Lewisham.., aoe a ‘ 582 
Cheers, H. os ...| 6 Coulon-street, Rozelle Aad ap a ; we 683 
Chute R. C, Ber fate Ne 144 Cathedral-street, City - ... = a . 584 
Oroniv, J. A. ... ve Ae ...| Junction-street, Woollahra ... rae 4 pe 585 
Chick, R. J. 46 5 12 Cavendish-street, Stanmore ne } rs ny 587 
Crichton, 8. : ..-| Thelma, Imperial-avenue, Bondi ... nas : 589 
Cartwright, R. ‘ 19 Cavendish-street, Stanmore : 5 ; 580 
Carrisk, M. Wy rane M3 Town Hall, Sydney “3 a z 591 
Cochrane, W. ... Fee ys 66 Weat-street, Darlinghuret ae ie ; 593 
Cooper, 8. ve see AY Washington- street, A ae ip : . 594 
Connor, R. W. ... an “ 26 West-street, Paddington a a < a 595 
Cracknell, W.... ; 45 Ivy-street, Redfern aia ny -; ee ae eae 
Collins, T ; ase : University Club, Castlereagh- street ie! at ee 675 
Clarke, W. a Z ...| Elstowe, Cayantiahe street, Enmore Le os ba a! 676 
Cohen, J. ... an ‘ ...| 649 Bourke-street, Surry Hills ie ae ‘ vv <3 ob ok aR 
Coleman, J.» 4. ap i ...| 67 Marlborough-street, Leichhardt... oad : at i val Re 
Cook, G. Wes... ese a ...| Martin-place, Mortdale : ae ‘ é ‘ "SRS, 
Oarter, B..fob ..:, $, ; ...| 88 Church-street, Balmain .., ies : ; 4 ; 674 
I a cea RO SI SSD > eam 


3 Ave., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 4291 


; CERTIFICATED LIFT ASF ee ee 


Name, Address. { | Certificate No, 
Dunton, H. L. ... Ree st ...| 11 Rochford-street, Erekineville ... © ... ee res ee ns 97 
Davey, W.R. ... so a | 16 Undercliffe-street, Neutral Bay... nfiobs sateoeg ahi S Sore sit 98 
Dykstra, W. wea see Rie ...| 162 Cleveland-street, City ... BA te Bd ee 99 
Donnelly, RK... or a ...| Auburn-road, Aubura wae ane nis a ai ce oes 100 
Donald, R. ree ee + |..; Mercantile Mutual Aw?=¥ance Co. ... 06 ade ai tas te 101 
Drewette, J. W.... wie 45 ...| 9 Brisbane-street, Milson’s Point ... ae off ef aa fi: 102 
Dole, J. J. ste af ae ...| 85 York-street, Sydney ae Aa $7 Ie ie tenor as 103 
Denman, W. J. ... me Pek ...| 4 Fleet-street, Summer Hill... A: a Hy as ane soe 104 
Dalby, J. .. FE Me ia ...| Royal Exchange, Sydney .., ee oh Sate eas Se i; 105 
Dudley, E. T. a _ ...| 60 Eveleigh-street, Redfern ., Ha wae ri ae ve ae 106 
Mixon, JsH:. ... ae re ...| 71 Ferry- road, Glebe Point .. 483 Pr ae ee ba “sn 107 
Danaher, J. AC joe ae ...| Burns, Philp, ‘& Co., Bridge- -etreet . ei Btife Mace meee ay 108 
Dixon, Ben... ssc RC ad ee Lipton (Limited), Sydney oh 00 nee ae ee Hes ai 133 
Donaldson, W. E. as ee ...| 41 Francis-street, Hyde Park : ae SS baa ve on 183 
Daniels, T. L. Rs ies .. | 47 Dowling-street, Darlinghurst... Ap AN eee Ace “a 429 
Dixon, G. W. ... rac v0 +: «e|»Hornsby-road, Flemington ... sag ne has hwecioac ve os 469 
Dubois, G. nae as ae .. | 9 Rennie-street, Paddington ., We nan ve = Res ae 470 
Dixon, F. A, ; Wee “ ...| 184 Newland-street, Waverley bit ses aed a Ee oes 471 
Drummond, C. ... is ...| 163 William-street, City ... bor Jor She 30 tee 481 


Dunk, 8, A. or Re ies .-.| Sydney Hospital, City nfs ae re ir 
Dodd, J. ... vee oes =: ...| British and Foreign Bible Society .. ves arenes toh tes ae sc 485 


Davey, W. in ons 390 ...| 128 Young- street, Redfern .., : j =A : 486 
Dainley, R. vee one nee ...| “ Oxford Hotel,” King- -street, Syduey 300 one vee Sor bi 487 
Death, L. ve 586 S ...| Australian Club, Sydney ... nob ve sar ve ot acd 482 
Dearing. 8. cet 2 “a ...|.52 Station-street, Enmore de He nee ace me oa 488 
D’Elmaine, J. ... Nee ann .. | Clovelly-street, Watson’s Bay it “ti a nee Nes 0 eta OS 
Dent, Wedkke” | cc. Ke Ao ...| Short-street, Woollahra ie bt rei Ba oe “a: noe 598 
Dimmick, V,... Ses w+ ...{ Augustus-street, Leichhardt... 00 é 597 
Dunn, A.... aaa nae Bae ...| 57 Gloucester-street, City : Ae < ; 734 
Eyans, J.... nae a sea ss) os.| Pine-avenue, Waverley ; a 109 
Ellis, H.-... ay eee er | 08-40 Pitt-street, City % rio A mae nat coc wea 110 
Ngan, J.... ae bon ... > «| 22 Turner-street, Redfern... es ass cn oc Aad 111 
Eaves, E.... ee ee reget 2 ...| N.S. W. Alliance, Castlereagh- laerenti! Bit aA vee ‘ ; 112 
Eldridge, G@. ass eh oe ,. | 2L Simmonds-street, Hnmore ae 06 ote : 113 
Elligott, J. ae ae Ac ...| Paling’s Buildings, Sydney Be ; 0 ins ie set : 131 
Edwards, G@. ass ia oe ...| 18 Shepherd-street, Sydney ... 60 ee bE ee S6¢ ate 184 
Egan, J. ... aes hee ane ...| Head Office, A.J.S. Bank , 3 wie 7 444 
Edwards, 8. ad Ror aR .. | Prospect-street, Paddington... Fi 599 
Edwards, F. se Si. ae ...| Ll Little West street, Darlinghurst 4 720 
Filsell, HN. ... ste fa ...| David Jones (Limited), Prerey ee mas b0¢ ete Act 116 
Fenton, W. ae Ree A ...| Sydney. Safe Deposit ... S. ; oon 208 ab 74 
Faithfull, H. ... ets Re ...| 50 King-street, Sydney Sat : ate ats : 118 
Finnigan, J... 56 oce ...| 4th Avenue, Campsie : Cc su 119 
Furness, H. ne ee = ...| Sargent’s (Limited), George- -street .. me 120 
Fraser, T. we fs nt ...| 83 King-street, City . ae ae # Ag Sie 121 
Fountain, —. ... a3 oe ...| 274 Waterloo- atreet, City x Hor ate ae e0¢ sr 122 
Flint, C. G. eS. ey an ...| Anthony Hordern & Sons, City f ‘ ta 123 
Fletcher, A oH , aes ...| 2 Hunter-street, Sydney ; Hee hh ae 124 
Filton, W. A. ... ae 5a ...| Bellevue-parade, Hurstville ... nae : ae : op 125 
Falkner, F. A. ... sath 7 ...| Royal Hxchange, Sydney Ay ‘ : ies 126 
Fleming, M. eck ieee axe ...| Sydney Hospital, Sydney... , . te ike 127 
Fear, G. ... +f wi = ...| 17 Little-avenue, Balmain ‘ tes : eae 128 
Flingerty, M. m3 Wee re ...| Norwood-street, Burwood a0 5 , js 130 
Fitzhenry, F, G. ; : ...| Houston-road, Kensington e rs F 135 
Fitzhenry, L. W. ie ...| Houston-road, Kensington ... tee : ; 136 
Farmer, L. E. ... wee Ae ...| 20 Francis-street, Hyde Park Pid : , ; 137 
Falk, F. W. aie a 5a ...| 19 Hargrave-street, Paddington at fe 242 
Francis, E. aS ee ce. ...| 127 Crown-street, Sydney : é mee tee 489 
Fyans, H. oe ane ,..| 180 Campbell-street, Newtown ; i : 555-2 
Farnborough, W. “M. ae a ...| 9 Crown-street, Lower Domain o4 $a , 600 
Fegan, L. 8. Ay van ve ...| 53 Ultimo-road, Ultimo he , 603 
Fletcher, D. ot na at ...| Fairlight, Denham-street, Bondi ; 604, 
Farrow, C. nee cS ae ...| Meek’s-road, Marrickville 33 oA 605 
Ferris A iP”... cst es ves aee{ 2 Robert-street, Newtown ... fic ie 606 
Fleet, J. ... bas JA ms ...| 6 Boundary-street, Paddington ae, ; 607 
Flegg, A. J. 2 a ...| 22 Dowling-street, Redfern .., F ; we 608 
Fraser, A. Ree ee ate ...| 8403 Elizabeth-street, City .., ., a 677 
Fox, 4. W.G. ... say: ae ...| 16 Charlotte-street, Ashfield are Fi 679 
Fenwick, J. R. ... ae ae ...| 1 England-avenue, Marrickvi le ide 685 
Gillespie, L. he ne iS ...| 18 Forest-street, Forest Lodge ae he 138 
Galvin, J. ace ane ss ...| 524 Crown-street, Surry Hills Bee a9 Ba 139 
Golder, T. G. ... He nce ...| 65 Great Buckingham street, Redfern Are 140 
Grubba, A. 305 an ae ....| Payten’s Chambers, Bridge-street ... ti 141 
Gallaway, DD... aa ae ...| 12 Ennis-street, Balmain ed Bi 142 
Goodlad, F. W... 00 a ...| The Albany, Macquarie-st7eet : 143 
Gearon, R. ets ete ae -».| 294 Albion-street, Surry Hills 144, 
Gibbs, H. J. a eh — ...| 2 Richards-avenue, Surry Hills 145 
Godden, 8. A sce ese ...| Market-street, Drummoyne... : 146 
Goldstein, D. ... “ae id ...| 185 Commonwealth-street, City ; i" ee ee 147 
Gibbons, J. oe ee ie ...| 286 Palmer-street, Darlinghurst a 148 
Goodin, W. an Hy ee ...| Dudley-street, Coogee ie A 149 
Garras, J. ser is he 2 ...| 189 Castlereagh-street, City... cee : 150 
Greaves, J.T. ... aee = ...| Willoughby-road, North Sydney : i ne 15i 
Goodall, J.T, ... eee ee ...| 8 Napier-street, North Sydney 48 Fr 161 
Gibson, J. le eer ...| Equitable Buildings, Sydney Fon 4. : ze 162 
Garland, G. et mo eae ...| 143 Baptist-street, Redfern .., Py a z ie ne 163 


4292 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120, [3 Ave., 1910. 


ORBIT TFICATED LIFT ATTENDANTS—continued. 


Name. | Address, Certificate No. 
Gilchrist, J. J. ... : ; ..| 284 Gloucester-street, Sydney $6 ae Bet sh ; : 164 
Glover, F. AP : “ ...| 90 Falcon-street, North Sydney .., in he 5a : e 165 
Green, W. 8. ... : .._ vest Manager, Lipton’s (Limited) os Joe f a ae ee 166 
Guilfoyle,S. ... . : | 99 Albermarle-street, Newtown ..., vee nef br é “3 167 
Gosnell, J. ae : i ..| 189 Castlereagh-street, City... Bt ae fe re A se 172 
Gilding, H.W... ; lg 23 Alexandria-street, Aleteudria ,., ve ot : as oe 177 
Ginmar, G. 4 4 ...| Cathedral-street, City k ade sah is 4c Ay: i 491 
Gr .ffith, A. C. Gh ...| 7 Drisbane- street, Surry Hills aie i ride sie im es 493 
Garrad, W..H. «.. ; .. | Macquarie-street, Mortdale a ae oat i an ; ; 494 
Gordon, H. E. ... Se : %y 49 Gladstone-street, Enmore és Ma + ne : 495 
Garrets, H. fs A / ...| 14 Rosser-street, Bald Rock... ads a ae “6 af pic 496 
Gibson, P. L. ... 2 . ... 8 Glen-street, Paddington ... sae a iF ae : Pe 499 
Graham, G. ae : Re ay 35 Alexander-street, Alexandria ... ee reg ana 609 
Green, D. mas : “s ...| 259 Bourke-street, Darlinghurst ... sig oH 3 678 
Graham, 8.7. ... ee Be Ae “ Hotel Arcadia,” Pitt-street, City ... dai . “5 680 
Graham, J. % “ ...| 17 Brisbane-street, City we si af : 709 
Healey, H. N. x vee ...| 34 Macleay-street, Potts’ Point a0 nae C : 162 
Huban, T. ae . ...| A.J.S. Bank, City stg aus ids ie se : 153 
Harris, H. eee . ...| 364 Lane Cove road, Crow’s Nest ee wae rae “ a 154 
Heath, G. oa ¥ ...| Hoskin’s Buildings, ‘Spring- street, City ... ce on ‘ 155 
Heppell, E. + ee ...| 834 Nobbs-street, Surry Hills <i ¥ ve +e - 156 
Henry, J.B. ... A ne ...| Marchant & Co., Kent-street cas ae 2 Me : 157 
Hanna, J. W. ... “0 ne ...| Ulindah, Forth-street, Woollahra .. wwe oe ae 158 
Hogg, 8. ... act ‘ : .».| 63 Elizabeth-atreét, Redfern wee eae “e aan 159 
Hall, G. R. “ot a xo ...| 50 King-street, City .. a da fre see See 160. 
Hurlstone, 8. G. : oe ..| 54 High-street, North Sydney re ia’ he a 5 169 
Harding, J. F. . of Be .».| Shakespeare- street, Campsie... in at 16 ee at 170 
Horton, E. H. ... vee eee ..| 7 O’Connell-street, City .. at ti as ie aes I71 
Harris,G. A. ... . vee ...| 86 West-street, Darlinghurst ve seh Re ae fis 173 
Hodgson, B. 8. : “ ...| 82 Pitt-street, Sydney get ae : i. 174 
Howard, F. sr vee. ae ...| Park-road, Auburn 36 : eae 175 
Henley, L. tae : Py 33 Buckingham- street, City ... daz ae : Saf 176 
Hartley, 8S. H. ... A ‘ ...| 26 Ocean-street,, Wioollalme! aee ‘3 r arts 178 
Hair, H. A. sah ; *¢ ...| 7 Corfu-street, Woolloomooloo rr ae at a 179 
Honan, J. ais ee ¢ ...| 67 Norton-street, Ashfield ... ii &: : > 180 
Heath, R. an : tee ...| 188 Susgex- -atreet, Sydney ... are aes : - a 18L 
Hedger, N. J. ... : : ...| Pitt and Cleveland streets, Redfern ae ver ae : a 184 
Hand, D. T. ; 5 .. | 48 Gurner-street, Paddington od \F ee : £- ae 185 
Harris, H. ; ...| Belvoir-street, Surry Hille: i, a6 oa 186 
Hawkes, F’, C. ae : : ...| 31 Gowrie-street, Newtown ... whe ais a sive 187 
Harrison, P. . : ...| 208 Abercrombie-street, Redfern ... +3 Ris 500 183 
Hall, H. J, : : ...| “ Her Majesty’s Hotel, ’ Sydney ay ei . ANC 189 
Hodge, O. G. : : ...| 259 Pitt-street, Sydney 7 ae ee bet 190 
Henry, F. : : « .| Commerce Buildings, Ash- street, City ise ars . a 191 
Hampson, W. Pp. * . ...| 283 Elizabeth street, City ... 5% esis fis ‘ oes 192 
Hutchinson, S. .. ; 6 .: Kellick-street, Waterloo... ace oxi is : Rie 1938 
Howe, A. toe - ...| Anthony Hordern & Sons, City ... : c 3 194 
Henderson, W. Lh anc £6 ...| Savings Bank of New South Wales, Barrack: street ; : ; 195 
Hayes, J. or see tee .| “Her Majesty’s Hotel,’ Sydney ... “hi oa Po . a 196 
Hall, W... toe “ . ...| L1a City-road, Sydney oi Ae: ae vse = : x 354 
Hoather, a : .-.| 38 Metropolitan-road, Enmore ees dae Fie x tee : 451 
Honan, J. ~ Ae =f i ...| 67 Norton-street, Ashfield ... 52s 4 dis : Be a 459 
Hyde, D.C. ave 66 “ ...| Australian Club, City wis wee ody eae . “ % 490 
Hucker, A. ee a ove ...| 87 George-street, Waterloo ... dis se fas a a i 497 
Harris, H. H. ... ‘ aes ..-| 70 Ashmore-street, Erskineville... “ie a. f “ 498 
Holliday, J. ... ‘ x ...| Arthur-street, Granville... a at ide ac a 501 
Hay, J. W. aes ae Re ...| Gloucester-road, Hurstville .., ei re x : sas 502 
Hogg, F.... ee : vo ...| 82 Burton-street, Darlinghurst ie tie a8 * 503 
Harivel,S. HE. ... is goo ...| Lonsdale-street, Leichhardt... is rer ies Se ne 504, 
Hession, B. W. ... are ot ...| 846 Crown-street, Surry Hills bas “ik rea ; eos 505 
Hinton, A. E. ... : : ...| 25 McDougall-street, North Sydney aa obs “ <0 506 
Hutchinson, L. ... . vee ...| 15 Lambert-street, Erskineville oe Te : : 509 
Hockey, H.R. ... 5 3 ...| 25 Alma-street, Darlington ... AF igs ees : AC 610 
Hall, J. T. ee : ove +ee| 27 Gurner-street, Paddington 8 he oe aes 5 611 
Hawkes, H.C. ... ae Fs ..| 31 Gowrie-street, Newtown ... aes me : nC 630 
Hallebone, A. ... ie “ 23 Mill-street, Pyrmont... is xe : 638 
Helson, T.C. .. ; Tasman-street, Aberfield  ... ek rey. 23 Fi 619 
Holland, J. es . ...| 112 Upper Fort street, City .. rat tae ide . 572 
Hill, J. K. KE . . ...| Oxford-street, City ... ia Bae us ies . 669 
Hildes, RB. ie 3 + ...| Abercrombie-street, Redfern A; : ‘ie 681 
Hannan, J. V. ... me : 131 Gloucester-street, City .. ‘ ine 3 ee 683 
Hale, G. L. rae oae : ...| 34 Pleasant-avenue, Erskineville va re ns nae . 684 
Hagen, J. Von .. ob : Billiards Ltd., George-street, City .., ie Fr : - e, 686 
Hewitt, T. H. : Kd .| 12 Undercliffe-street, Neutral Bay .., d ie + F 687 
House, G. oes : ; ...| 100 Elizabeth-street, Waterloo ... eae i “ ye 417 
Hull, J. G. : +” .| 57 Shepherd-street, City  ... sid Fs : A 727 
Ide, M. 3. : ie ...| Mutual Life New York, Sydney re dhs ‘ “ ‘ 197 
Israel, J.... ; oF ...| 66 Glenmore-road, Paddington... 3 A : . te 198 
lliffe, T. ... eee : Drayton-street, Leichhardt . ae tee : “ ‘ig 739 
Johnston, H. .., i ...{ 18 William-street, North Sydney ow ee A “ 199 
Johnson, J. A. ... se ...| Mutual Life of New York Buildings, Minstin-place ‘ be oa 200 
Jones, F. H. ore ...| 30 Hopetown-street, Paddingtcn ... ‘ 5 PY 201 
Johnston, V. ~ ...| 252 Pitt-street, Sydney att e ‘3 202 
Jessep, F, W. ... “ ...| Bank Chambers, Hay and George streets, Sydney : i 203 
Johnson, A.J. ... “ ...| 3973 Dowling-street, Moore Park .., Fi : 204 
Jones, M.P.... eee ...| 15 Young-street, Sydney ... te ual es a0 i 205 


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Name. 


Jeffreys, F. K 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT CRATE No. 120, 


CERTIFICATED LIFT ATTENDANTS—continued. 


Address. 


e egte ae Ace «| M.L.A. Buildings, Wynyard-street... vse Fe aps ee tee 206 
James, J.B... : ee v.| Wynyard Buildings, bp ak aha att ae i oe a 207 
Jones, A. EB. .., 50 Pat .-.| 87 Pitt-street, City ... ror Le ae ae ee Po 208 
Jacobs, F. A, ... xa bp ...| 98 Norton-street, Leichhardt - aa ty: nn 5 ae ¢ 209 
Jones, D. 0... & vee .--| 94 Cheapside, Lower Domain ate tee ane vee eee “ 210 
Jenkins, W. F. ... 365 ner ...| 54 Broughton-street, Glebe ... ste see ce? vee Sc x 2i1 
Jackson, O. vee ee tee ...| 38 Little Comber street, Pele peis oat cp 4 Sc 46 212 
Johnson, W.... eg ie ...| 57 Market-street, City tas be 3 Ay wer ves 213 
Jacobs, A. H. ... eee mt .. | 93 Norton-street, Leichhardt bet nes om “F oe “0 216 
Jenkins, W. F. ... or aa ...| 54 Broughton- -street, Glebe... ‘ Be Le ee oF ma 244 
Johnstone, H. ... se + ...| 38 Rennie-street, Paddington -. on ae oa Bee ast 445 
Jones,N. FF... ay: 4 ...| Victoria-street, Waverley ... Ac a oe ase at Bec 446 
Jack, H. J. aes ee bp. ...| 44 Carrington-street, Leichhardt .., a ar BA net wes 510 
Jewell, Brie ose vee 0 ...| 202 Dowling-street, Darlinghurst ... aes hes is be ‘ 511 
Jones, sg. He: AB: wat See .| 144 Palmer-street, Darlinghurst... bath xr are re es 512 
Johnston, 8. G. ... a ...| 118 Darlinghurst-road, Darlinghurst ae Sa aes nue Be 612 
Jamieson, S. T. B. : “Bo ...| Elysian, Sisters-crescent, Drummoyne fs ae as 580 Sa 613 
Johnson, W. 86 om ...| 148 Baptist-street, Redfern ... 36 85 Ror ont $0 ote 614 
Jones, A. H. A. P. are wee ...| 109 William-street, Darlinghurst ... & nie 500 out ace 726 
Killian, J. ree Sir Kee ...| A.J.S. Bank, Sydney... oi eae ot aes ‘0 ip 33 214 
Kerry, A. ve mae ae ...| Moncur-street, Woollahra ... i One nee “oe ees wee 215 
Kelly, M. Ff... eee 5c ...| 154 Crown-street, Woolloomooloo ... Beh ee st Sic se 217 
ae ec ese 506 ...| 240 George-street, City ore er ae se act a ee 218 
Kopff, A 7. see eo! x ...| 101 Reservoir-street, Surry Hills ... ore ron see ee vee 219 
1 OE SE: oe 566 co ...| Hrampton-avenue, Marrickville .. pt He abe ae eee 220 
King, W.8. ©... noe dof ...| | Darghan-street, Glebe... act cea ree ns 506 a 221 
Kegg, E.... eee ons Roe ...| 21 Pitt-street, Milson’s Point ree sor ri oes ee ces 222 
Kerr, E. J. nes ase ae ...| “Grenfell,” Newington-road, Stanmore ... aes hes bee ve 229 
Keene, T. H. ... ste ape ...| 8303 Kent-street, Sydney ... i rise ara see hee eo 279 
Knight, A: @. ... ais ‘ies ...| Planthurst-road, Carlton .. ake ree “cA Bae aes ae 518 
Kelly, M. ne Sic ..-| 59 Brandling-street, Alexandria... set ae xe 36 ane 618 
. Kingman, 8, C. . mae os ...| 52 Taylor-street, Lilyfield re a + Hp a “st : 620 
ell yoni Wa oss 5c ee ...| 39 Windmill-street, Miller’s Point . Hf séc ah eae aes 621 
Keene, A.S.... % nee ..-| & Quarry-street, Paddington bee on er ons vee sie 559 
Lucock, B. ee ae nae eS Bridge-street, Sydney A 40 : ee pot an = 223 
Leeming, Os, nee ie ...| Clinton, Ocean-street, Bondi ‘ See hens ee aes pei 224 
Lord, E. Wy P. ... is Kee ...| 56 Market-street, City oes Bhs 4% cee 5 ee as 225 
Lambert, W. ... es AEC ...| 2 Orescent-street, Balmain .., 63 ‘ shi se fog ie 226 
Luton E. J. she OE ane ...| Oraignish, Macquarie-street oe ces aca tne se : 227 
Lowe, R.C, ... ae a ...| 68 Darghan-street, Glebe... re Fiz} ae "ob Sc e 228 
Lord, R. 8. Re aa ane ...| 86 Market-street, City ROE a a as Bie pad j 230 
Layton, | vo eigen a me ...| Mount-street, Arncliffe “ft, i Sap me a ay, j 231 
Lock, W. HH. ... ee nec ...| Byron-road, Guildford - ; a rig 36 ae age 232 
Lea, T. J. “47 om a ..-| 69 Neutral-street, North Sydney .. ach ot fee ie : 233 
Leonard, J. T. ... aoe aes ...| 804 Riley-street, Surry Hills a oa ork A50 oa ake 234 
Lang, W. J... eae fee ...| 127 Phillip-street, Sydney ... ae an “ep ae Ses ee 235 
Law, H. H. nee oat ...| Balfour-street, Dulwich Hill ae Se . wee ae : 236 
Leach, W. E. > ae aoe ...| Redmond-street, Leichhardt ‘. nis ae re ay, -237 
Lovedin, J. eee aie aie ...| 31 Parramatta-road, Annandale... des Bis Roe = 238 
Lancaster, O. J. ane pet ...| 117 Pitt-street, Sydney a ; =e oes dee 305 “ 239 
Pd aftai ite tbe. ore a0 ae ...| 45 Lane Cove toatl: North Sydney .. & i ae ae eae a 240 
Lathorpe, H. R. et ea ...| 54 Princes-street, Miller’ s Pomt™ ... Pes tee nee one ? 241 
Lancaster, R. E. tee we ...| 117 Pitt-street, Sydney 5 = cae vs Arh ARE 243 
Langman, J. ... r Ko ...| Equitable Buildings, George- -street.. ae Seg ora tic ae Bei 245 
L’Estrange, M. ... Ss a ...| Como, Harris-street, North Botany ph ie ee ie Aue 246 
Layton, L. a Boa lao Gumberland-street, Sydney Aap eg be : oe 247 
Little, H. ee ee 360 ...| “ Hotel Grand Central,” City ace ne ri Bae ae ar 248 
Lane, T. ... ate a ae ...| 91 Queen-street, Woollahra... ore ot He ie as om 249 
Leyshon, E. D. . ae aye ...| 482 George-street, City oe = < nie =e a “ee 250 
Lohnan, P. or V0 nee ...| Exvingstone- street, Marrickville... ABS Ke ee aes set 266 
one A.W... ee Seat ...| 69 Crown-street, City = ae oat rer a Kee ase 291 
Love, 8. ... ee “ ,..| Clovelly-street, Watson’s Bay aa — ast nd ws Pe 352 
Lloyd, E. G. C... = Axe ne ...| Australian Club, City ace 5 ar se yes oa 514 
Leach, A. "ec os % ...| 54 Redmond- atreet, Leichhardt... A nee ees a er 515 
Leonard, Be n.e ~ Si ...| 56 Darlington- -road, Darlington... eee ste ove : a 516 
Lovell, a aac Xi ae ...| Hotel Arcadia, Pitt-street, City  ... wa te ose ae 5c 519 
Lipman, B.L. ... wee ore ...| 200 Glenmore-road, Paddington... t00 es . see ae 527 
Lomax, W.G. ... ais ees ,..| 20 Parkham-street, Surry Hills... Lad he Sea bed a 554 
Lock, A. L. W. ... ase be ...| Missenden-road, Camperdown ate ed ont ee tee a 622 
Lansley, H. ns ae Ei ...| 5 Uralla-street, Newtown .. dor ae ren : mee = 623 
Lowe, J. F. SC nek: Bic ...| 99 Judge-street, Woolloomooloo ... reo a Re a ee 624 
Luff, W. A. oh A nea ...| 44 Alfred-street, North Sydney... eee fee le ee ve 625 
| oy pat he Sy e ith ae ...| 15 Bent-street, Sydney Fin Sep ee er ; ‘ AP 638 
Murdock, A. 0... Re “0 ...| 2 Liverpool- -street, Paddington ahh ei nae a oe 251 
Membrey, E. AS. 5 ade ...| 10 Bruce-street, Balmain es aay one Lp ny vee . 252 
Murray, W. iy & a spc ...| 136 Victoria-street, Marrickville... ci nest as fe ¥ 253 
Momitt; Ref... Ae Pr ...| Afric, Glover-street, Mosman a : an er ys see 254 
McCall, W.d. .. 0+) ve S| ADS. Bank, Sydney aaa RATT Sette rien tea Fg Calaecr 255 
McCarthy, #. W. a ys ...| 163 Pitt-street, Sydney —... _ wee ane “ “ 256 
Mitchell, R. E. C. Se a ...| 37’ Perry-street, Marrickville ree : Sor wes ose - 257 
Mason, A. EH. ..., be Hp ...| 2 Federation-road, Newtown -— ... es oes =e wes Age 258 
McDonald, J. 8. ee Fok ...| 1 Gas-lane, off Kent-street, City ... et fe ie owe sa 259 
Matthews, R. J. rasa tC aes ...| 561 Darling-road, Rozelle ... wes see a das 1 Dees 260 
Mitchell, 8S. W.... Gree eee ...| 61 Arundel-terrace, Forest Lodge ... eee ee aa von vee 261 
McCarthy, A, ... i 3, ...| 58 Norton-street, Ashfield... és fer Aad es swe ee 262 
Moane, J. A aE ie a ...| 746 Parramatta-road, Lewisham... rae a ies denpeen t's ve 263 
a eS 


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[3 Aue., 1910. 


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Name, Address. Certificate No. 
Maitland, J. W.... a ...| 63 Pitt-street, Sydney ie yc ° qs a a fe 264 
Marsien, H. ... wae ...| Albany, Macquarie- -street, City = ab. = ee .. 265° 
McFarlane, H. ... 0 ...| 16 Rose-street, Darlington ‘ ooh ae dys ae ; 268 
McDonald, G. T. Se ...| 96 Blue’s Point road, North Sydney. is $e ate ee i 269 
McIntyre, P. tee a 173 Cleveland-street, Redfern We 7 a if Bs as 270 
Millingen, R.... ade oe 7 Broughton-street, Paddington ek % aa % ‘ * 271 
Murphy, W. ... fae see 5 Napier-street, Paddington ... ust 5 Th; hs Ae ce 272 
Morgan, F. Fe me 112 Castlereagh-street, City... me ad 35 see 273. 
Macdonald, C. ce <3 57 Rose-street, City ... Ma ah as a 274 
McGrath, B. J. ... ; 7 Collins-street, Rozelle sh ws "6 ae 275 
Morgan, Hvis.ien «se les i United Insurance, Hunter-street ? Ae : on 276 
Muir, J. M. bah mi ; 3 Llewellyn-street, Marrickville z rte 5 os he a s 277 
Mallett, J. a nS. ; Norwich Chambers, 56 Hunter-street = , we “f ie 278 
Marsh, J. ee na ae Builders’ Exchange, City ... A ; site Fite , a 280 
McClement, J. ... Ges ‘ 2 Calder-road, Redfern a Ane i eae cs io. 281 
Mooney, J. sie ah 39 Park-road, Moore Park ... Ses : Af a < mae 282 
Moritz, C. ae ee 1£3 Macquarie-street, City ... ; 3k oa ; eh 283 
Monduon, L. a, 453 Crowa-street, Surry Hills 4 we sax nab nee 2386 
Mills, W ot oe zs Jobn Keep & Sons, Sydney ... ii sas ie Reid wa 284 
McGee, W. E. ... ace 538 16 Bennett-street, City ee 3 Mi he wae ae 285 
Marshall, J... at, oe 62 Enmore-road, Enmore ... ie 05 ve ae ane 287 
Montague, A. ... 560 Ade 39 Alfred-street, North Sydney —.., es 0a ius nA v 288 
Morrison, C. ... aes nich 72 Fitzroy-street, Surry Hills ae wie O80 ‘Ss ae ea 289 
McConoville, J.... ee oak ..| 178 Campbell-street, City ... ose f oe oa ay as 290 
McNamara, BE. ...  « Be ...| 72 Fitzroy-street, Surry Hills i oy or 35 _ 292 
Madigan, W. J.... cate ae ...| 80 Castlereagh-street, Redfern af a ‘ ; : 293 
McDonald, P. A. Re 5s .. | 64 Pitt-street, City ... . . 5 Se oe 294 
Morrisey, J... ae * ...| Moffitt Guieee Elizabeth- ieee : & ree ~ 295 
Murphy, J. aoe Ay ...| 723 King-street, City... ae ie Fe aa sy a 296 
Millington, A. ... a ; ...| 81 Cottham- atreat, Glebe mh so es sae aay = 297 
McCullock, W. ... a ; ...| 24 Jones-street, Pyrmont os ates ag nS oe FS ae 298 
Moore,G. 8.  ... Sx rs Wycombe-street, Neutral Bay ke Wes ‘int pat i eG 299 
Molyneaux, J. A. re A Cover-street, Watson's Bay . vse 0 ~ ae oe os 309 
McKinnon, A. G. ate fie 77 Castlereagh-street, Redfern asa 3 a5 s F are 301 
McPherson, W.... ike a West-street, Paddington... Re Pe vs aa a Ao 802 
McKay, W.S. ... on %e ...| 4 Ormond- street, Ashfield ie ; ai mee 803 
McCullock, H. F. 556 ...| Savings Bank of New South Wales, Barrack- streeb ial Sa ; 319 
McGee, B. ang e2 oa ...| 21 Princes-street, Sydney... ras e ; “ Was & 895 
Mitchell, J. an Ae ,..| Wollongong- road, Arncliffe . a ats : th a s 452 
Manson, W. W. fe ...| 8 Juliet-street, Marriékyille & es if, ‘ “% Fr 517 
Marsh, Mrs. sh ioe ae 2s Castlereagh-street, City .:. Bee ae i ‘ie a ae 518 
Martin, C.F. ... sea he ...| 18 Alfred-street, North Sydney i 3 j ; j fe 520 
McCarthy, T. ... um 36 ...| Ocean House, Moore:street, City ... : ; : fee : 522 
McDonald, C. ai BY ...| 63 Albert-street, Redfern... ‘ee 8 “5 ‘A : ai 523 
McCarthy,. ie Gu - Bull’s Chambers, Moore-street a ; Ay aN ; S, 524 
Moore, W. M. C. aa 334 Riley- street, Surry Hills i At : ij oF 525 
Marlan, H. W. ... oat Australian Club, City ; nA ey BA Ann Ae 526 
Moore, W.R. ... S00 Ms Everest, Carrington- road, Waverley | Aas a ise f cc 529 
Marlan, D.J. ... AoC a Australian Club, Sydney... Wine oat mi ee ss * 5385 
Merritt, T. ar one set ...| Hathern-street, Leichhardt .. i tes can ree tee Fe 540 
Mitchell, G. 6. . ee ts ...| 30 Ridge-street, Surry Hills... She bale 3 Pe ive oie 556 
McDonald, W. ... ae er ...| 67 Murray-street, Pyrmont .., ae ry 5 Ke ss 601 
Murray, J.S.... van Se Tanner’s-avenue, Kogarah ; : ah ve re * 626 
Munro, &. M. ms oy: 19 Allan’s-avenue, Petersham ai ea ro a ei a 627 
Morris, J. re ...| 3 McElhone-place, Surry Hiils it if #3 si vie 621 
Maly, W.J.. ... a _ ...| 289 Elizabeth-street, City .. isi 4 wid ae 632 
McCredie, W. M. Sale ; ...| Inverlochy, McArthur. fede Dulwieh Hill rr, Dy aa ies 633 
McPherson, H. M. ee of May-street, Hastwood ie iss ry, eh ae a 634 
McDonald, A. E. ae i .| Rocky Point road, Arncliffe... 5 aa na wae aly 635 
May, At Wrote >. se : .| Morella, Carlton- crescent, Summer Hill 3 bs (al nae aa 629 
ee Bealed is Ror ' .e| O4 Park- -avenue, Ashfield ae eh Hie se ve a = 637 
Moody, C. be me ...| 89 Cambridge-street, Enmore 8c sad iss son oe 689 
MeDonald, W. H. ie : 114 Fitzroy-street, Moore Park te +33 aon eC Ati 690 
Mortimer, A. T. eae ne 219 Crown-street, City ied sme es tas oe : 5 292 
Macdougall, BH. A. ae ; ...| 63 Ridge-street, North Sydney a AC ane vi FF 693 
Mason, W. A. : aC .. | 111 Phillip-street, Waterloo sae , de sia ve 694 
McClay, K, W.. ae ts ...| Bourne, Henry-street, West Kogarah F : 36 ‘a 695 
Meiklejohn, H. N. es Be .... Latona, Newington- -road, Staumore j ied me or - 696 
Maher, W. J. oe ag ...| 99 Lawson-street, Paddington % - 5 et ih 711 
Moore, J. W. ...| 4 Waterloo-street, Surry Hills 4 : vai|i emer 1g 
McCahill, W. ...| Civic Club, Pitt-street, Sydney # ; ha te ssa] Cee 725 
et P. ...| 9 Laing-street, Newcastle... . eee Jen oes . 36 
Neve, J. — ..., 357 Dowling-street, Moore Park tee ay ae 304 
Norton, F. “ ‘ ...| Rufe Chambers, Sydney... se a3 ; Ay a 305 
Newman, Ww. T. ae Ac Ernest-street, North Sydney me . a ‘e ws 306 
Neilsen, J. at opt ; .| 6 Starling-street, Balmain ... be i : 3 cao] Sie OY 
Newnan Acasa, a J .| 127 Yule-street, Petersham ... AA ie P see 5 ae ~ 808 
Neville, J. ea Z ..| 28 Swanson-street, Erskineville _ ... ee a ie re re 80 
Nixon, F. j Ay .| Iowa, King-street, Balmain... ms 6 a 7 " <3 3 
Navin, T. Fr .| 5 Johnson-street, Balmain Hast ; 72 he nee 4c a 896 
Nagle, E. J. ... ...| Australian Club, City ae iF? a ies as 00 ose] gp 28 
Noel, B. O. R.. ... ‘ ...| Glenfield = A sf is a ei se 557 
Nagle, W.H. ... : ..| 5 Eden-street, North. Sydney ; . at ies oa vee * 616 
Nettleship, B. ... : ...| 1 Garden-street, Marrickville of x a nee ~ see 636 
Newlyn, A. H. ... ve +... 27 Goodchap-street, Surry Hills se ve re oes se.| yo OT 
Ostler, A. gf ...| Reservoir-road, Merrylands ate bai Re es ace get] eee 


3 Ava., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH 


ALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No..120. 


Name, 


O’Laughlan, A. P. 
Osborne, A. A. ... 
O'Neill, R. A. 
Ogilive, J. at 
O’Brien, N. ; 
Owen, H. Cite... 
Cfford, E.. HEM, 
O'Neil, H. 


Oakes, S. a 
Oliphant, P. >... 
Orreiseu os 4g 


Olliffe, 1. 
Punch, C. P. 


Parkin, B. ans 
Pickering, J. 

Porter, J. ae 
Palmer, R. es 
Palmer, F. ies 


Pettitt, W. Ty... 
Perston, J. fe 
Perkins, ©, i 
Plantos_ W'. | ¢* <3. 
Pont; ¥..... ee 
Poole, W.S. aaa 
Peachy, ©. es 
Powter, J. a 
Parker, H. A. |... 
Prince, R. ay 
Parker, T. 
Phillips, RB. i Ss. 
Peate, T. L. oe 
Porter, Cc. W. 
Platt-Ty <.. Nae 
Phillips, R. C. ... 
Parnell, W. noe 
Perry, L. ae 
Powell, H. W. ... 
Peters, W. G. .... 
Peelvsr s. < ae 
Page, E. A. A 
Pearce, J. A. .... 
Robsonsg, B. sa 
Roberts, E. - 
Ralfe, G. H.~--... 
Rayworth, A. .... 
Randell, R. B...... 
Richards, P. Sab 
Round, W.H. ... 
Reynolds, J. .., 
Rich, G. Ei. ie 
Ragan, C. aes 
Ryan, F. M. te 
Roberge, W. .. 
Robinson, A. E... 
Richardson, A. 
Robinson, P. 


Robert, J. nae 
Redman, G. P. ... 
Rose, A. ... oor 
Robertson, J. 
Rose, V. ... 

Rees, R. H. 


Rogers, A. K. 
Richardson, C. 
Rigley, A. W. ... 
Reid, G. ... na 
Rafter, H. J. 


Rowe, H. M. 
Rossiter, O. C. 
Rose, H. ... 
Robins-Lloyd, W.N. 
Reid, W. Soc 


Sanders, G. Ae 
Spratt, G. W. .. 
Smith, W.G. .... 
Spellman, H. ... 
Sale, W. H. ise 
Smithy. J... +c 
Smith, EH. 
Sarson, H 


Smithson, J. W... 
aa Be 
58; 


CERTIFICATED LIFT ATTENDANTS— continued. 


af 49 Cumberland-street, Sydney 


Address. 


..| Rennick-street, Marrickville... 3 


40 Albion-street, Annandale Ci 
14 Lower Fort street, City ... 4% 
Roseby-atreet, Marrickville ... ves 
26 Cambridge-street, Paddington ... 
53 Carlisle-street, Leichhardt wee 
Robert Reid & Co., York-street, City 
27 Hill-street, Leichhardt .., fee 
Kemmick-street, Randwick ... sit 
81 Tronton-street, Balmain... 

11 Comber-street, Paddington 

33 Waterloo-street, Surry Hills 


Kensington-road, Kensington ver 
292 Riley-street, Surry Hil's nee 
Ann-street, Enfield ... rae he 


19 Hunter-street, Sydney ... 
Darley-read, Randwick set sei 
31 Hutchinson-street, Surry Hills ... 


Mutual Life Buildings, George & ees streets 


Lombard Chambers, Pitt- strect, ahaa 


6 Louisa-road, Palmain 
426 Parramatta: road, Petersham ,., 
Lassetter F. Co., Sydney 


om 


268 Annandale-street, Annandale .. 


158 Phillip-street, City). as 


es, 289 Henderson-road, Alexandria 


.| 200 Oxford-street, Paddington re 


..| 8 Young-street, City .. 

..| 44 North-street, Leichhardt... 
..| Victoria-street, "Belmore 

...| 6 Cliff- terrace, Forest Lodge 


29 Kellick-street, Waterloo .. 


< 25 Lower Campbell- street, Surry Hills 


Australian Club, Sydney... tes 
41 Stephens-street, Camperdown ... 
Lugar Brae, White-street, Balmain 

Tennyson-road, Mortlake a8 
209 Glenmore-road, Paddington ... 


86 Kent-street, City ... Sb 


6 West-street, Paddington ... iy 


...| 46 Heeley-street, Paddington 


Y.M.C.A., Pitt-street, City ... a 
156 King-street, Sydney _.., 


80 Albert-street, Erskineville 


35 Pitt-street, Sydney cae re 
Illawarra-road, Marrickville Bie 
279 George-strect, Sydney ... es 
J. Keep & Sons, Sydney... ase 
151 Riley-street, Surry Hills oor 
197 St. John’s road, Forest Lodge ... 
187 Bourke-street, Darlinghurst 


| 20 Norton-street, Leichhardt 


118 Arthur-street, North Shore ... 
19 Callan-street, Rozelle e 
* Roberts’ Hotel,’’ Sydzey ... Se 
23 Nobbs-street, Surry Hills are 
Yardley-avenue, Hornsby ... “ 
Royal Chambers, Castlereagh- street 
Holt House, York-street, City 
Australian Olub, Sydney 

22 College-street, Balmain ... 

46 Samuel-street, Tempe Park 

138 Albemarle-street, Newtown 
South-parade, Auburn 

15 Campbell-street, Glebe 

109 Wilton-street, ‘Surry Hills 
Palmer-street, Balmain 5 

397% Dowling: -street, Moore Park .., 
133 Blue’s Point road, North Bie 
238 Dowling-street, City are 
Nobbys-road, Sand Hills, New castle | 
Bismarck-atreet, Kogarah ... Be 


...| 62. Pitt- street, Sydrey abe vas 


.| 381 George- street, Sydney . nee 


‘..| 207 Darling- -street, Balmain.. 


E.S. & A, Bank Chambers, King- -street 
Bay View road, Hurstville ... : 
108 George- street West, Sydney ... 
160 Gloucester-street, Sydney ra 


.| Old South Head road, Rose Bay 


3 Gowrie-street, N ewtown oie ee 
Mill-street, Haberfield SK: rer 
Victoria Chambers, Margaret-street 

77 Fitzroy-street, Moore Park =. 
23 Boulevard, Lewisham  ... sea 


- 


eee 


Certificate No, 


o) May pate te 
sf © has Fie Sees 


prea NE 


4296 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 


Name, 


Stevens, J. a 
Starker, J. 
Shanty, D. 
Smith, B. 
Stapleton, B. 
Starkey, J. se 
Snelling, J. G. 
Stevens, G.N. ... 
Smith, O. ooo 
Skinner, R.S. ... 
Spratt, P. J. 
Scott, A.. ae 
Sealey, J. 8. Pee 
Snelling, J. G. 
Shipman, C. * 
Simmonds, J. ... 
Smith, J. J. 
SmituecAs dicae as. 
Smith, M.W. ... 
Stretton, P. 8. ... 
Southeott, E. V. 
Smith, A. C. 
Stephens, W. 
Smith, CO. R. 
Sagar, W. 

Sparks, 8. H. 
Samuel, C.G. ... 
Shipp, W.R. H. 
Smith, G. - 
Stone, P. nics 
Sheldon, P. 
Sullivan, S. 
Spindeler, C. ... 
Starr, : Hit 4. 
Sloss, F. ... : 
Smith, P.... 
Sadler, J. 

Somers, J. Sue 
Sanguily, RK. ... 
Schronder, R. H. 
Sussmilch, W. 
Selman, A. E. 
Sibléy, H.C. i... 
Sheridan, F. ... 
Southain, F. A. B. 
Stubbs, L. R. 
Smith, V. 

Sainty, W. E. 
Spilstead, J. A. . 
Stewart, B. 
Sutton, T. J. 
Sharp, J. G. 
Swanson, C. Ree 
Stanbury, As) ss 
Trimble, J. A. ... 
Tipping, R. R. ... 
Taylor, H. ee 
Turney, J. ae 
Taylor,S8. BE. ... 
Turpin, E.R. ... 
Thorn, J. J. 
Townsend, N. ... 
Thompson, J. ... 
Thurston, J... 
Tamsell, W. Lae 
Turnbull, J. on 
Toohey. J. 0 
Turpin, A. tii. 
Tarbrotbhers, W.... 
Thotpe, H. K; ... 
Thompson, W. ... 
Thompson, CO. ... 
Thomas, ©, ty 
Thomas, M. 
Taylor, G. 0. 
Tayo pe As Wee. rs 
Thornton, Wi ... 
Toovey, W. EH. 
Thorpe, F. Hi... 
Thompson, C. H. 
Treseder, R. G. 
Tieffone, H. 
Vowles, A. 
Vaushan, C. 
Vivian, J. i 
Veitch; W. J. ; 


eo e e 
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CERTIFICATED LIFT ATTENDANTS—continued. 


Address, 


26 Gloucester-street, Dawes Point... 
201 Dariing-street, Glebe 
221 Elswick-street, Leichhardt 
.| 68 Womerah-avenue, Darlinghurst 
New Zealand Chambers, Syduey ... 
.. | 183 Macquarie-street, City ... 
...| Yaralla Chambers, Pitt-street 
.-| 26 Gloucester-street, Sydney 
...| 42 Kent-street, Miller’s Point 
...| Harnett-street, North Sydney 
...| 6 Catherine-street, Leichhardt 
...| 326 Castlereagh-street, City... 
...| 124 Dowling-street, Hast Sydney 
...| Yaralla Chambers, Fitt-street jas 
..| Ada-street, Concord . ‘ 
...| 24 George-street, Waterloo .. 
«| 19 Renwick-street, Alexandria 
...| 93 York-street, City its 
...| 181 Johnston- a, Anpandale_ ... 
.| 76 Mary-street, Surry Hills... 
11 Roslyn-street, Sydney... 
“ Hotel Grand Central,’ Sydney 
...| 8 Belmore-street, Enmore .., 
.».| “ Roberts’ Hotel,” George-street 
.| Medic, Avaea-street, Bondi 
...| 163 High-street, Neutral Bay 
...| 22 Jersey-road, Paddington..." iad 
.| Augustus-street, Leichhardt — 
...| 1 Marmion-street, Kingston... 
..| 72 Mary Ann street, Uitimo 
..-| 31 Bent-street, Paidington ... 
...| 81 Elizabeth-street, Paddington 
...| Care of John Bridge & Co., Sydney 
..-| 16 Kingsclear-road, Alexandria : 
...| 76 Lower Campbell street, Surry Hills 
.| 45 Elizabeth-street, Sydney... oes 
...| Terry-road, Petersham Ke sap 
.| 48 Christie-street, Glebe 
150 Bourke-street, Darlinghurst 
.| 19 Booth-street, Ba'main .., a 
--.| 5 Cooper-street, Redfern 
...| Brown-street, Newtown 
..| 50 Carrington- -street, City ... 
.| 191 St. John’s road, Forest Lodge «. 
...| Albert-avenue, Chatswood ise 
...| 153 Pyrmont- -street, Pyrmont 
...| 631 George-street, Sydney ks 
| 27 Arthur-street, Surry Hills 
.| 145 Elizabeth-street, City .. 
..-| 13 St. James’ road, Waverley 
...| 69 View-street, Annandale ... 
..| “ Hotel Arcadia,” Pitt-street 
...| 72 Darghan-street, Glebe syed 
...| 204 Hereford- atreet, Forest Lodge ... 
..| 98 Hunter-street, City P =) 
...| 14 Mansfield- street, Glebe Point 
..| Port View road, 8t. Leonards 
1 Kurabba-road, North Sydney 
...| 67 Hordern-street, Newtown 
.| 81 Baptist street, Redfern 
...| Durham-street, Dulwich Hill 
...| 57 Point-street, Pyrmont 
.| 86 Kensington-street, City ... : 
23 Hargrave-street, Hyde Park ... 
...| 17 Hlizabeth-street, Redfern § 
..| Hugh and Norton streets, Ashfield... 
..| 192 Commonwealth-street, Surry Hills 
.| 81 Baptist-street, Redfern is 
297 Bourke-street, Darlinghurst 
Hdward-street, Bondi ips vie 


.| 89 Norwood-street, Petersham “ee 


39 Norwood-street, Petersham sit 
..| 161 Walker-street, Redfern... sia 
...| Fairlight, Elizabeth Bay... ue 
.. | 60 Cairo-street, North Sydney as 
29 Spencer-street, Summer Hill 
Mort-street, Randwick 

7 Rosser-street, Balmain : 
“Hotel Metropole,” Sydney .. 

...| 39 Norwood-street, Petersham 

...| 47 Spring-street, Waverley .. vai 
21 Lane Cove road, North Sydney .. 
Cameron-street, Rockdale 

1 McElhone- -place, Surry Hills 

1 Davis-street, Surry Hills oh 


ran 8 pele street, ise es 


ee 


eee 


[3 Auve., 1910. 


371 
372 


Certificate No. 


3 Ave., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 4297 


CERTIFICATED LIFT ATTENDANTS—continued. : 
Name. Address. Certificate No. 

yatiahen, O. se oes eed ...| Bright Hills, Canterbury-road, Canterbury —.... oi «ad 68 661 

illiamson, ee oe ree sa .. | Bay View street, Bexley ‘4 is ie ie at ski ei 182 
Wilkins, R. J. ... bss ie ...| 23 Collins-street, Surry Hills a aes ee a5 aes Aci 318 
Wells, M. RB... one ch ...| Brandling-street, Alexandria ial es ie ir Sa we 419 
Weidney, F. P. .., 7 =e ...| 42 Thomas-street, North Sydney ... 7° ... os wee Go oe 420 
Ward, E. 243 “a ne ...| 38 Meadie-street, Rozelle... oa ee A nee “0 oa8 421 
Wickers, C. G. ... ane a ...| Northcote-street, Marrickville ihn cee a a tS sae 422 
Woodward, F. C. 4% “a ..;| 80 Windsor-road, Petersham a0 3 3% 3) cg 2 423 
Williams, R. L. ... ae a ...| 152 William-street, City ze ei ue son ste ae 424 
Watt,A. EB... a aes ...| Loma, Harp-street, Campsie ete n vee it, ec ae Ye 426 
Wileon, R. Res sti i ...| 76 Pitt-street, City ... eh a a sab ota ir a 427 
Wauhope, J. A. ere eas ...| 18 George-street, Redfern ... nie f hee Rae aes ane 428 
Wood, A. ae we wae ...| Park & Castlereagh streets, City .., fan 53 Soc wee nee 430 
Wesson, W. H.... es re ...| 61 Raglan-street, Waterloo ... re im vat sae ee os 431 
Walmsley, E. ane a ...| 21 Albert-street, Redfern .., “i aa ve ee ete ae 433 
Warren, R. A. ,.. act aoe ...| 89 Watkins-street, Newtown ee SOF fas ae Oss: ae 434 
Webber, H. J... ti oy ...| Wentworth-street, Eastwood ay ser ie ooh ofa: a 435 
Williams, FAS > sa Ae vee ...| 545 Harris-street, Ultimo ... “ we a xe tae Fes 436 
Whiddon, W. J. fe | ...| 9 Albsert-street, Erskineville a 8 fey At, ont SH 437 
Wright, P: 2B fe aa ...| 98 Lennox-street, Newtown... $52 oe aa set wee re 438 
Williamson, H. ... ac ive ...| P.F.A., North Sydney sos Bus ee an s0 ‘on rise 439 
Wilson, J: Wat..: Pres ws _—«.. | 89 Fitzroy-street, Moore Park jeg vt 16 is £34 i 440 
Williamson, F. §. Sa Bit ...| 28 Little Essex street, Miller’s Point as if a ag Fe 441 
Wragg, i: as A it ...| 85 Glebe-road, Glebe 5A a4 a 5 . ie a 4,42 
White, H.S. ... saa isi ...| 1 Little Dowling street, Paddington if bi ae ve ae 443 
Wilkinson, ©. ... eae ct ...| 22 Chapel-street, City 66 ae nde ae SED vee oe 447 
Wood, He see Sf aw ...| 231 George-street North, Cit ne an eae nee sae at 547 
Wilkins, H.J. ... Re ey .. | 16 Norman-street, Woolloomooloo . 53% wn vt ab i 548 
Watson, G. H. ... Pie ...| 42 Smith-street, Rozelle .., na sca tei ae BR Res 549 
Wolstenholme, A. E. ... ate ...| 1385 Station-street, Newtown ks aN ska i, ae = 560 
White, E. ie sen oa .. | 119 Riley-street, Hyde Park va sai sie choc ae sin 551 
Warner, F.C. ... ee: “ ...| Campbell-street, Little Coogee... ee ey ee sie * 552 
Wright, 8S. E. .., ae oe ...| 54 Rochford-street, Erskineville... wes aus eee Arc she 560 
Whately, C. E. ... 33 2 ...| Highgate-street, Bexley .... sl ee sks ce ete 0 561 
Wild, J. A. oth os iat ...| Govette-street, Randwick ... Bis i ssi Bis ay ve 562 
Welch, W. a a cA ...| 6 Church-street, Camperdown 7 oe ay) waa sae eet 563 
Watts, E.V. eee er ...| 50 Percival-road, Stanmore ... cis ie: Raat ><} hae ae fe 564 
Williams, V. A.... mee oe ...| 5 Green’s-road, Paddington ... sh es i re ne ane 652. 
Whalan, W.N.... bye ae ...| 6 Shadforth-street, Paddington .... Sige at see es Ae 665 
Williams, J... .., oF oe ...| 36 Little Comber street, Paddington aa 0 sp sie $93 663 
Walker, L. J... vis ee ...| 54 Bank-street, North Sydney ast ‘ns ait ve ae ‘#4 662 
Warwick, A. J.... cet Aas ...| 17 Alberta-street, Surry Hills Ass re Me ee Fe ee 667 
Woodhill, W. ... Cs oa .. | 151 George-street West, City et oy i a eee on 713 
Waddups, H. B. re) se ... 91 Phillip-street, Sydney... 9s a a rr} 338 ae 731 
Woods, Hi. is +A bad ...| 801 Pitt-street, Sydney ae act ve a ey ee ns 732 
Young, T. 0. us. baa ie ...| 10 Castlereagh-street, Sydney Bs Si tee oe am t 453 
Yeil, W.... oe oe is ...| “ Hotel Metropole,” Sydney es a a hee Bee ie 455 
Zimmer, J. ite a wi s.:| 14 Castlereagh-street, Sydney a! a “ioc ate 500 a 454 
Zimmer, Mrs. «.. 38 Ri ...| 14 Castlereagh-street, Sydney i% aa iti its sti wee 710 
[586] Department of Fisheriea, 


‘ Sydney, 27th July, 1910, 
APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER CULTURE. 


tb is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture the 
portions of land set opposite their respective names as mentioned hereunder, 
Trecings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Department daily, excepting 
Saturdays, between 1i and 3 o’clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock. 
Any person may, by memorial to the Board of ¥Wisherios, within thirty days from the date of this notics, and on 
grounds to be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted, 
gd. A. BRODIR, 


: Secretary. 
ure Applicant. Locality. | Parish, | County. aseatht | Beets : 
s : 3 HAWKESBURY RIVER. Yards. 
* 6474 | Arthur George} On the southern side of Lower Big Bay, Mooney, Cowan...) Northumber-/ 295 | 16 years 
Slocombe. Mooney Oreek, lying between E. J. Cole’s oyster land. 
lease No. 4,882 and J. W. Johnson’s oyster lease, 
No. 6,085. | 


Gnorgs’s River. 


Thomas Thompson..{ On & northern bank of Woronora River—a tribu-; Huldsworthy, Cumberland| 537 | 15 years 
tary of George’s River—and fronting portions 
158, 154, 155, and 158, easterly from Como 
Park. 


6252 


Port STEPHENS. 


6525 | William Longworth{ On the northern shore of Port Stephens, extending) 4.:.:...... | Gloucester...; 650 16 years 
south-easterly and north-easterly along the 
frontage of the Australian Agricultural Com- 
any’s grant, _ 
6571 Francis Holbert ...) On the northern side of Corrie Island, about 50 yards) “ise heieee Oi do an 200 
; westerly from applicant’s®yster lease No. 6,758. 


15 years 


4298 . NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. [3 Ava., 1910. 


[727] Department of Fisheries, 
Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER CULTURE. 


ie is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture the 
portions of land set opposite their respective names, as mentioned hereunder. , : : 
Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Departmert ¢aily, excepting 
Saturdays, between 11 and 3 o’clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 120’clock. ; ; 
Any person may, by memorial to the Board of Fisheries, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds to 
be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. : 


J. A. BRODIB, 
Secretary. 
bs 6 : ; Length | merm of 
ena Applicant. | Locality. | Parish. | County. Paki ee ‘Leaho: 
PanBuia RIvER. Yards. 
6524 | John Severs, sen. On the southern bank of the East Arm of Yowaka_ ...| Auckland | 109 | 16 years 


oyster lease No. 5,744 and John Severs, 
jun.’s, oyster lease No. 5,688. 


Panbula River, lying between Emily Libby’s | 


Port STEPHENS. 


6570 | Ernest Symonds .../ On the northern shore of Port Stephens, at) ........... Gloucester... 225 | 15 years 
the eastern end of applicant’s oyster lease} 
No. 6,406 on the frontage of A. A. Coy’s 
grant. 
CiypE RIVER, 

6573 ; William Barclay ..| On the southern bank of the river, near the; Goba ...| St. Vincent...) 182 | 15 years 
entrance to McLeod’s Creek, and lying 
between A. J. Clark’s oyster lease No. 6,316 
and T. Wray’s oyster lease No. 6,187. sie 


Port Hacxina. 


6574 ; Robert James Forsythe | On the southern shore, near the entrance to) Wattamolla | Cumberland 500 | 15 years 
| the South-west Arm, extending north- 

erly from the south-west corner of Wm. 
| Costen’s portion No. 12 of 60 acres. 


HAWKESBURY RIVER. 


6578 | Joseph George Malouf...| On the western bank of Berowra Creek, at the| Berowra ..,| Cumberland 100 | 15 years 
northern end of applicant’s oyster lease No. 
4,675, and fronting G. Collingridge’s por- 
tion No. 9 of 40 acres. 


Hunter River. 


6582 | Theo Towns and Daniel| On the southern extremity of Moscheto) Neweastle...) Northum- 75 | 15 years 
Newsham. Island, at the eastern end of Thomas land. 
Latham’s oyster lease No. 4,501. 


[337] Department of Fisheries, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER CULTURE. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture the 
portions of land set opposite their respective names as mentioned hereunder. 
Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Department daily, excepting 
Saturdays, between 11 and 3 o’clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock. 
Any person may, by memorial to the Board of Fisheries, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds 
to be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. 
J. A. BRODIE, 


Seeretary. 
ae | Applicant. Locality. | Parish. | County, Length ot | Ere. 
Grorae’s River. Yards, 

6562 {| John Jones, ...| On the eastern side of Double Bay, at the) Sutherland...) Cumberland 200 | 15 years 

north-east corner of Thomas Rawlinson’s 

oyster lease No, 4,093, and extending north- 

easterly along the foreshore. 
6563 | Thomas Rawlinson ...| On the western side of Froghollow Bay, at the do ee do a 40 | 15 43 


south-west corner of the applicant's oyster . 
least No. 6,211, and extending south-easterly : 
along the foreshore to the jetty. 


Port STEPHENS. 


6501 | Samuel Turbert Hobart| On the northern bank of Limeburner’s Oreek,| Tomaree ...) Gloucester... 200 5 years 
about 200 yards north-westerly from a 
point due north across the creek from 
the north-west corner of F. H, Griffin’s 
portion No. 5 of 100 acres, and extending 
north-westerly along the foreshore. 


HAWKESBURY RIVER. 


6476 ) John William Johnson , On the western side of Spectacle Island, at; Patonga .,,) Northumber-) 300 5 years 
the southern end of oyster lease No. 6,086 land. 
and extending south south-westerly along. 
the foreshore, being identical with J. G. 

Malout’s surrendered oyster lease No. 4,779. 


3 Auva., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. A299 


ceed 


Department of Agriculture, Stock and Brands Branch, 


Sydney, 3rd August, 1910, 


PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1902. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that the following Sheep Brands and Marks have been duly recorded 


by the Inspectors of Sheep for the several Pastures Protection Districts mentioned, in terms of section 125 of 


the abovenamed Act, for the Quarter ending 3]st March, 1910, 


No. 120, 3 Aveust, 1910.—3, 


S. T. D. SYMONS, 


Chief Inspector of Stock. 


Brand. ed Brand. aes 
No. in _ Name and Address 23 | No. in Name and Address Ses 
Record. (including Post Town). ; S26 | Record (including Post Town). SENS 
Fire. Paint or Tar.| 4,83 Fire, Paint or Tar.| Ag 
Albury District. ~Armidale District—continued. 
849 | Krause F. W., Farm 69, —[sssseveee FENRS k 3065 | Hanlon Annie, ‘‘ Vermont,” |... fi Oe 1130 
Walla Walla, Wy) Armidale. 
848 | Roennfeldt M. B., Oak Deen| ......... MR...... 3102 | Harvey Richard Isiah, | ssevanes wil T Pesaran: 342 
Farm, Walla Walla. “Greenway,” Long Swamp Me 
847 | Wegener C. E. A., Wattle | we, EW...... road, 
> - View Farm, Walla Walla. 2690 | Heagney Ann, Charlton, Pins ope Hy 
Armidale. 
z ees 3116 | Heagney Henry, 1 er ace ssee Ne on ater ee 
Armidale District. sel og 6 Cea aay eer {<a 
3119 ) Anderson Donald M., Rock- | ......... Qies.: 3098 | Heagney John Martin, = | sss ee ae FNS... 57 
dale, Bundarra. Westbrook, Tilbuster. : 
2978 | Bell Jethro J., ‘‘ Hillcrest,” |. .....004. he Need es 33 | 3060 | Higginbotham W. C., Til-} wu... PECs... 2959 
Dumaresq. Kh buster, Armidale. y 
8117 | Bourke Henry, junr., ‘‘ Bally-| ......... dive det ® ° 
dine” and ‘* Dungannon,” tr 1 3094 | Hill John Richard, ‘‘ Hill- 3b Be eae 2333 
Uralla. town,” Watson’s Creek. Con, fee, 
eoGy) Bright John William, 0 asaosid £/ ae 
“* Brookstead,’’ Armidale. = 31 667 ; : 3 
3074 Cameron Donald, 66 Lochiel,” Biking Bi pede er 1485 41434 Braet C., Blink Bonnie, >< seeree Hd seeees 236 
Wollomombi. 1581 Mah tpi 
is 3085 Bee caer bach lan aan eee Las Bs hee 1958 
: : A Dean, ei ee ea al a erro jastle Doyle, Armidale. 
a1NS meee eared hate 3054 | Holloway Henry Herbert, | ...... «ara 1651 
aga a ae -< Pinelea, Bendemeer. 
3120 | Chapman George, Bramble- | veces | Geyeeeees 3114 | Holt Thomas Dawson, |. ......... He ue 2650 
bury, Bundarra, G+ Elderbury, Guyra. 
1303) | Chapman R. E., Gwydir Park,| «1-45 | Poppe... 31 ; 3070 | Howe Sophia, Saumarez | wees qe Me seed 420 
1506 Uralla. Ponds, Armidale. — 
j ° 3076 _| Jackson Charles, Aberdeen, | ..i...... 00] ceeseecee 636 
3068 | Chapman, Executors of late | sss. AR Gane 259 | W yndella. 
Robert, Rockhall, Uralla 12395 ) | Johnson George B., Hillbrook,| ......... ONGs.< 15 
947 | Collins Sharon, Black =| wenree ane Whee an! 5 [2514 Dumaresq, — osane 
Mountain. 13112 |, Johnson William H. jf 29) © |G. pe Fi 556 
1576) | Coupland George, Sandy | vesevaees qf Giek 1553 Balmoral, Yarrowyck 2 
2238 Creek, Woolbrook. z | 3101 | Kermode John, Mona Vale, | ......... es apr epee 
3069 | Coventry Brothers, ‘‘Lynd-) ......... {oy ane: 609 | Walcha-road. 
hurst,” Armidale. [ 3103 | Lynch, Trustees of late Mary,)> v.04... 420 Seve eo 488 
3095.| Crawford Alex. M., Sugarloaf,| ......... C—..| 1942 ‘¢ Greenhills,” Orandumbie. 
Walcha-road pet: ie : 
3107 | Doak John, ‘‘ Riverdale,” Raatae ieee EET Dyes vs 261 3064 Magu eras UES OS a. f/ age 
Bundarra. 
3077 | Edwards. William. G., Gost-|- vse as aes Be Mie es ae, Capa Gare WR ...| 238 
wyck II Subdivision. b ; “Ge ” 
3061 | Eliott Gilbert W. H., Yarro-| sess Wiad. gap!| 3090 | Melean dohpy : UP ep olse tiberisih 48 ) sea au 
bindi, Yarrowitch. a ‘ ; 
3084 | Everett William F., Tenter-| ......... Nate 3099 | McMillan John, Northview, | ......... el) &.. 473 
den, Guyra. 7 Gostwyck. : 
3059 | Frazer C. E. and J. T., Ever-| ......... Tieieed dick 531 | 3113 | Menzies Adam, Black 2+ ->.) ofacd® BRyA}..... 326 
ton Vale, Invergowrie. Mountain. 
3057 | Frazier Joseph, junr., ‘‘ Rose-| ......... Pb vive 165 1 3058 | Mitchell, Executors of latéleitt a ines OrOG 5 sas 479 
hill,” Armidale. (Trans- Re James L., Invergowrie and 
“ ferred from Joseph Frazier. ) Strathroy. i 
3056 | Frost Robert, junior, Last- | ......... {@® ee 1363 | 3169 | Moffat Richard, Winscombe) ........ { Oryndh 1952 
but-one, Hillgrove. Subdivision, Bundarra, WA 
3110 | Gentle W. J. and C. J., oe Praheness 1822 (Transferred from Ax 
x” Summerhill, Castle Doyle. G Briton.) 
3079 | Gore Ralph, Oakspring, | sssereees RiGee 2056 | Mulligan Robert, ‘‘ Morven,”| ........ delahses< 2656 
Yarrowyck, Guyra. 


f 


4300 
. - NEW.SOU" 
ia eee WALES GOVERNMENT 
Po, i ~ 7 See Se eo GAZETTE, No. 120 - 
ecord ne AY, 
cogs Gacitice Post town) Brand. ee a = ie AUG; 1910. 
. “ay el 23 | ls a Se a on 
rae Paint or T z as) _ Name and ope = 
‘sr. Sa (including 3 Addrcss Brand 
Armidal Tega = | | sig 
6. Distriet—conti be | om —| $i 
3100 ; Munsie Russell w. ne et—continued. Weald ‘Paint or Tae ee 3 
3083 Kentucky. es we 
ee {a 594 : Bathurst District 
308 Vv ille, Rock Ri Tagle: La vatetee McKeon Mr A —continued. 
7 | O’Lea y hiiver. i A Ba gs. Annie, & : 
Riden Jeremiah, Pow { seeeee 9332 N r1ar, , Sweet 
‘i 3093 ge and Mount Lonsd le ROT Rh e oonan John, os ee ee 946 
| en Alexr. G. S.,S i: Ks ede isi eae Orange. ay Cargo-| sess. W 
Ser leigh, ay acllvcokt tone- R = ities Ja, Duckmaloi 
*3105°| Ry ES ese Pes 135% I ica Th ATs ee ee {= 
Ryan William J., Th & 73] Park, pn T., Buckland PN 
3055 | S Uralla, The Grange,/ .. . bee | | Ryan SI. nae ees RA 
ere pe ee ee (i Span 219 No. Il, ‘Wacele Meadows, : 
2 = ley, Llan ott 1 PPY 2 |: serra Ryan Patric Br Oye. Secoht FEE ous ; 
2815 | § gothlin. és as He k, The Mead | 759 
ee Godfrey, Farm, Armi { aye g eeeetes eadows;|- s..5..: 
3092 | Shorter G rmidale. Hessler dianesd hice eee 552 
4 eorge, aw Se ee {AN - Lagoon. 9 BY via Vale [i 
3071 peice a. ci ccriee lk aia aee ‘F et renee a Si 
ae ccneemaan’ we tee e a rielk | ua i 
yp aDits NE SO a Lae {2p se 2401 ee » Emma)... = 
¢ | OEE a oe oes aa Se 
3062 Gully, Ue Cabbage Tree 2 seaman a | 5138 mae Hills, be eee seeeenee HX 
2 | Smith eee ci we Mabe: Vic {<4 : ; 
3073 Sini ie hee Churchill, eek eae ee: i Ch Berrima District 
ith Margaret, Yat ES | es] S| tlttehan nwo ct 
3104 Steen, tine WOU. ule. seers 5X. Cane © OTE, sonia tas 9 
) ENC Ree RSE nay ux A pant hi eee 
Gib; -aneeel a, net nbtavelbintelG: al teas Ale! dees tee ae 
fs ead John B:. Ever i eat H Sees 1034 | aie from P. C C (Lrans- & [slaeieee wc ieasnees 
408 | sw uy ye BIVELSUtS Tees: : | z pres Donald; ep atane! 
U es Jarties Woodl } ste {(@) teases 90S ian Roads. ree a Se eins 
eos (Transferr ands,| § nr. f ... from A. C, Cowl sterred 2 {u vee eeeeee 
3096 g eatrice Swales) rred from Fe pis J Ss eaeeee 288 McPherso1 af ey.) 2 r 
Wyities Trusteds of ] ; ; : ss Kangaloon ; Bess) 
3080 Tar 1 low Tree, Walch ate B.,) oe ee ers : . Bl oo sare ee eae a a\ a] 
Tries A. Jv and EB a | . Bec saae: "97 Bomb 7 = east 
setias Taylor Al Farm, Ben Lomond |. teh Ay Cairns Mrs. S »mbala’ District. 
= ce L.y Q’ ’ |: RRR Eps legee < 242 aga arah, B 
me | nytt Baitemebes ts | 975 | Jeffreys John, Sam perdi 39 
1c ° . told toa a AN, sy | f 
3088 __ivatisworth, Heltbank) ine Miles ‘thon pili | Ss: 
; fahdaworth, | slat 2 Peete on cee ee BS 
3082 “Bnmore. Deep Gully, Se 672 bombil as, Selection, {| J ae 
a Beye Oe edt pate EP wicsteat beets Arthur E., Ginado; cide || ORT 
3039 SP aad ag ood, Sate R ibbenluke. AMOPON TT | ow 
tts n Jame Po ares eon vend ice TOF a 5 uu bs Mell hac feet Puke 
3078 | White Hens pieae ee ee Rtedarich, Poaas ed 
a f. . ee es Siar ner . Ul poles 
ee eae. y, Spring Range,| Nt ieee Me Hibbake a Re frees 806 
| ee eee x rae ay -t) O25 4 | meoes ere: Sika, Re sissetees Meso: 51 
en wie , Fillmore,|.. RR eg meee 5 SRG Delegate, Ca : 
illiams E. J. HL tan 4a Laas! | revanion Ernest Den, << oe 
ee Mi woe Sane Ws ee eee; ida : | 
John (Transferred f mi ike eee 572 JESS. eon See 
3086 | Wisem: Wiiliams.) oe Roatke DistHet! 
Baader Bros., Clerk neat i Fred. J., Pi rae 
808 Pen Fr. - _(transterred ins SS MOMs riheh ata ye 
E 1 Youmann, ppLniee as i penees 187 dale, ‘eee junior, Ae, { p\ seenes 806 
3075 dale; Black M ane4rs Eron- } Egan J. P. ulta, Bourke. |. ° 
5 | Young Wi pane eae Rabin. Fase: Hi .and T. V 4s). 
Ks &, illiam A. (J. Yi {¥ {ipeedyiet : jawatha, EF a ae toe ve 
holding), R: oung’s| Hall @ M _Enngonia |: 
seine Rival Oat wave M., Brancl <> 
t sas | ig agen 652 Coolabah. _ hoger Rees 
‘ 4 Wenn Gy 2, i {By 445 5 
ct ark *5 alns- of 
256 Morgan i alranald District \ . ee Ae Compton Dewees oe te ete Ke" 3 } 
Ral . Jen The Rock : Simpson Rob | ae 2706 
alranald. CKS, ay (Transfe : vert A. Louth 4 
Bes | bbe 805 5 Destin) front Sed.) Sete o: 31 , 
2682 Bathurst West ade Alfred “ae 
.) 7 « + 20UTK Ee Bg as 
ie ca of Agric ad District. Weir, Boases. Dairy, Thee se Fe Bs gee "74 
oi. imental Had = a 
2666 aurst. rm, 1,02 ae i B ie 
aie te William, Ren ee | Anderson Mr raidwood District 
2671 | Hamer nee: NOY | saeeaeee F gee Vaile, Bra Re: Green j 
Fart J opt Ng) fle, |. at ee aaa 277A) Call garlowe., - _* Llatineerrs v2) 
2680 m, George gton i allan D., Ballalla P, 
oe. Clara b Obes hfe 103 ra) Cargitl J. B i se HO: 
2681 Howarth ore sinvOl Teta. OJ aiuatiogs an ne ee { Cea 
Estat tobt. B., Law: te cones from P. rinatasenel Vedeesdee R 
2 e, L son and J, 
669 | Jo:ephson ewis) Ponds. 5 GE A ei Carter R. D., aaj heen ) Cs 
a eee Tarana Newstead | 2029 | reek ah R 
P. ir ref von | it Fmd ott 8a | a HQ 
2668 | M erred from A. A (Trans- {[] Be | Craiey ‘acme 
Yards J. W., he A Y pei | ig Mrs. B., Braidwood 
ee. ards, Pathurst. ghter Rist Duffell M EP ne ms ae Eee. C 
i - Fy NP oe nalla, Mar i PRN Ge pow pi baa : 
Fletcher W liam, wil Ola ree tg aa 
Braidwood. ny Joie Bell, oe. 1558 
P ‘ 


| Moxham Bros., Coolabah. 


| Brodie James, Wangrah, 


' Olifferd .Exors. 


| Jardine John, Ryedale, 


| Jones Mrs. Carcline Amelia, 


| Dunn A.-T. C. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120, 


Name and Address 
(inclading Post Town). 


Tire. 


4301 

Brand. | a 
2 128 

| p int T a Be 

| ‘aint.or. 7h 3 


Cobar District. 


Bannister W. H., Tittagoona, 
Cobar. 
Beven J. J., Mumboana, 


Cobar. 
Daish Dr. W. C., Nillera; 
Cobar. (Transferred from 


i. G. Harney.) 
Hervey Mrs. Louisa, Billagoe, 
Mt. Drysdale. 


seer eee 


Condobolin District. 


Alston and Sheaffe, Orange 4 
Piains, Dandaloo. (Trans- | 

ferred from Osborne Bros.) - 

Frank, Barmedman. | 
(Pransferted from J. -W. || 
Hutchinson. ) | 

Donkin Gordon, North Bland, 
Marsden. 


Jaker 


, Ellerslie, 
Condobolin. 

Gannon Thomas, Rosedale, 
Newlands, Condoboliti. 
(Transferred from J. 
Beazley.) 

Hope Mrs. C. A., Birrark, 
Condobolin. 

Leslie Robert, Exor. of late | 
D. Leslie, Ungarie, via 
West Wyalong: 

Turner Andrew, Lake 
Cudgellico. | 

Wheatley Bros., Gundamere, 
Condebolin. 


eee eden 


O60 Face ee 


dee eeees 


tee ceneee 


Cooma District. 


| Balmain, Walker, & Gurney, | 


Kiah Lake, 
Berridale. (Transferred 
fromeA.J.S. Bank, Ltd.) | 


Mesdames, 


Bredbo. | 
late John, | 


Bredbo Station, Bredbo. | 
(Transferred. from P. J. { 
Clifford.) 


Connelly Patrick, Rose Vale, 
Colitton. 

Crawford D. A., Bobeyan 

Dinnen Roger, Sapling Flat, 

_ dingera. 

Faulkner Hubert Patrick, 
Forest Glen, Cooma, 

Feeney John Oswald, Jingera 

Goldby George, Alma, 


Dalgety. 

Higgs Sidney ‘John, Crooked: 
Corner, Numeralla. (Ear-| 
mark transferred from: 


Wik: Higg s.) 


Hume dehn Gilbert, Bredbo 


Nimity belle. 


Gunners: Point, Berridale. 
Jones, Estate late Rees, 
Woodland, Berridale. 


| Koppman Clans, Golddale, 


Numeralla. 


| McKvoy John Niel, Wollon- | 


dibby, Jindabyne. 
Nolan Brothers, Springmore, | 
Berridale. 
Ryall George, Green Wattle, | 
‘Dry Plain. | 
Ryrie, Exors. late Alexander, | 
Micalago. 


| Scarlett Henry, Fairfield, | 


Berridale. 
Stokes James, Kydra | 
Tarlinton, Estate late John, 


3 AuG., eke 
| “ol Lah se 4. 
Petia : Brand | Las 
No. in Name and Address © 8} No. in 
Record (including Post Town). ~~  . | BES tieeord: 
+ es Fire. Paint 92 Tar.) age 
‘a 
Braidwood District—continwed. 
691 | Hart Fred:, Wog Wog, | ccacseesery | adstineee 756] 273 
Tomboye. 
694 | Mayberry H., Monmouth, | ......... NS as cere, 276 
Braidwood. 
693 | Mayberry Thomas, St. Omer,|  .......6 74 @ Ae | 275 
Braidwood. | 
701 | Quilty W. J. and P., Wog | wes. 2s Maer 237 
Wog, Tomboye. (Frans. 272 
ferred from W. Quilty.) t 
695 | St. Clair Mrs. M., Colombo, | ........ Sq... 274 
Aue Braidwood. — 
697 | Tetley W. A., Back Creek, | ........ 544 
Marlowe. 
702 | Warren A.R., Oeanmeir, | °......... WA eit c | 
Ballallaba. 1684 
Brewarrina District. 
474 {| MacKinnon Malcolm, Avon- | ......... he oF gee eee 16)3 1083 
| dale, Girilambone. | {@) 
Broulee District. 1089 
147 | Anderson J. ¥., Woodville, |... Pvt. 1082 
| | Coranna v 
148 | Barker, Mrs. F., Narooma | ......... p=. 1086 
Pogo) COrke bs Wet MOrtals. veer te. Tl i tere (eA E grants 
150). DaviasRrauiilton’ gs. 3 i awe. Mi Sate , 
144 | Duncan Jas., Etitobodalla | °........ SDye eee 
149,) Keir Joh Sentral Tilba. — *\5 52.05 ess al Pass ig 1088 
151 | Maloney W., Bateman’s Bay | ......... WM...... 1085 
152 | Mison W. GC. ,; Mullenderree, |. ......... Wie tae 
Moruya. {* 
145 | McPhillamy E., Conjola, via | ......... LP j j 1087 
Yatte Yattah { 
146 | Poidevin T., Yatte Yattah | ........, yh hee ‘ot 
Canonba District. 
924 | Keenlyside Jas., Boundary acaba hy FT) tx 794 
Gate, Warren. 1705 
; -y 5 
919 | Lawson W., Coreen, Nyngan | ......... Wa 1534] 
921 | Murray Jas., Glenore, Colane| ......... J Mein: 297 
925. | McLoughlin A. , ot. Leonards,) ....4.... oy 159 Grote W715 
Nyngan. ; Presi 
926_| Parsons Geo., Malvern, © =}. > ieici...: Gid.. anon | 1788 
: Mullengudgery. 
916 | Stewart Geo., Paul Duggan, |} @ mose. | oo... 
Warren. : 
922 | Thornton H., Retreat; 9) uses. iY aghte CANH FEN 8 fo 
Warren. : 
G9 | Thorpe, di.; Gifilambome ) ? hie h | oh Aa 1395 | 1698 
923 | Walker Jas., Mistletoe, 9 | ow... a 233 9449 | 1708 
Nyngan. ; 
911.| Webb C. E., Boomanulla, | wwe. ie Aa8 416 4 1719 
Warren. S 709 
Carcoar District. ga to? 
2310 Cosgrove WTA RG TeOM meee iczeegecs IC eemarwaye 276 11696 
mantle, Jerrong. 1697 § 
2299 | Matters Walter, Spring Dell, SPIRO NENT 3 ary | 2726 : 
Flyers Creek. 
2307 | Mills H. Mi, Cavan Park, | ........, { Ps tT OL | 102 
Peelwood. . 1 fd ; Sue 
2304 | O’Keefe William, Oakleigh,” | .. ...... ae 2767 fess 
Reid’s Flat. K eqn 
2312 | Parsons A. G., The Wattles, |... Saeial calle 
Tuena. 1704 
2309 | Patrick Edward, Rose Farm,|.. .i.... Fiiaies 460 1°" 
Blayney. 1729 
2301 | Press F, W., Fairview, Sq... ..| 2830 | **** 
Burraga. 1701 
2313 | Sharwood C. F., Grove View,| ......4., CG See tor kob se: 
Trunkey Cenk? 1730 
2305 Stapleton” By dt; jurrls) Races ts ocak | oaontens 758 et 
course, Isabella. 1723 
2298 | Syphers John, Hillside, =|... Se cee poss tt 
Lyndhurst. a 1724 
2297 | Treacey Luke,Spring Creek, | oo... 8] lee, 2597 ha 
Peelwood. 1700 
2306 | Whitty Thomas, Melrose, [ws [> ae v754a\ ©! 
Darby’s Falls. H 711 
2308 | Whitty E. J., Mildinpdy 5, pose recee 2578 | 1299 
2 Milburn Creek. 


Tom Groggin, Nimitybelle. | 


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4302 
Brand. 
No. in Name and Address 
Record. | (including Post Town). 
Fire. Paint or Tar. 
Cooma Distriet—continued 

1712 | Thompson Mrs. Margaret, |] wee | (p)eere 
Cobbin, Jindabyne. 

1716 | Thomson, Estate late James, | ........5 NiL.....- 
Avon Lake, Timbery Range. 

1713 | Thornton James Henry, |. asaseonee fee wages 
Willow View, Nimitybelle. M 
(Transferred from M. E. 

Thornton, née Manning ) 

1728 | Thurbon Joseph, Frogs Hol-|  ....cc004 | sescneees 
low, Whinstone Valley. 

1725 | Venables Richard, Bradley’s {  ......+04 Qos 

Plain, Murrumbucca. 

1699 | Ware Mrs. Julia, Bredbo =| ......5. ey ge ee 

1717 | Welch John Alexander, Fair-|  ......... Weta 
field, Nimitybelle. 

1722 | Wellsmore Charles, Willow | .......« OAWicwssan 
Glen, Nimitybelle. 

1706 | West Mrs. Mary, Gabramatta) Q right | ......... 

side of nose 

1718 | Williams Mrs. Elizabeth, = | ~....6.... {iw ae ee 
Slapup, Whinstone Valley. 

1726 | Willsmore Mrs. Mary, Rock | ......... 

Flat, Dalgety. 

1721 | Wilson Samuel Donaldson, | ......+6. {{ x Hy 
Fern Hill, Nimity belle. : 

1727) Woodhouse John Kobert, ~ oo wyve.... 3) Vscdsaens 
Kmby, Jindabyne. 

Coonabarabran District. 

1479 | Armstrong William, Cricken-| ......... gin aso 
bah, Rocky Glen. a 

1470 | Conn Exors., late Edward, | ......... ees ok 
Wilga Downs, Baradine ate 

1468 | Conn Rose, Timor, Coonabara-! ......... (O72 BS xin 
bran. 

1474 | Cox Cecil D., Guntiabah, | ©......... OX seers 
Bugaldi. 

1477 | Creenaune W., Chiffendale, | ......... {|o sar 
Gilgandra, 

1482 | Dallis A. E. M. Miss, Willow] ......... WD 
Vale, New Mollyan. J 

VAT Dal oe LelduGre os. pu lhe lle) Gama meM | conti sees Weiss 
Binnaway. : ew) 

1476 | Greenhalgh Bros., Una Vale, Tete oecccsct 
Binnaway. AUS 

1471 | Herbert-C. H., Fcrest Lodge,| ........ {H| ahs 
Coonabarabran. 

1469 | Herbert George, Woodlan1 {@ Pathe 
Valley, Coonabarabran. 

1420 |} Keeping T.-W., Bugaldi = 4} jocce.s- ef 

Tavis Luckie aw.) Lifraccmbe;. marten vsssecs aie ae casenee 
Mundooran. 

1473 >) sMotrissey RK. J. VV Ort; men wil pactisee es TNR es 


Coonabarabran. 
Munns T. A., Bugaldi 


Nies Theodore, Back Creek, 
Purlewaugh. (Transferred 
from C. W. Coe.} 


Coonamble District. 


Berryman EK, E., Murraimein, 
Coonamble. 


Bowen Charles, Vatua, 
Coonamble. 

Broomfield John, Boomerang, 
Warren. 


Buckley Jas., Homebush, 
Armatree, 


Curran P. M, G., Glenora, 
Pier Pier. 

Dowling, Executors, V. L., 

Walla Walla, Gulargambone. 

Dugan Sarah, Forest Lodge 

Elhott J. J. J., Laura Downs, 
Coonamble. 

Ferguson Jno., Denny, 
Gulargambone. 

Fisher J. W., Merrim)hah, 
Warren. (Transferred fron 
Fisher Bros.) 

Fisher R. T., Lauta Paula, 
Warren. (Transferred fron 


J. C. Blunden.) 


Gibson C. J., Springhaven, 
Coonamble. 


Gordon W. G., Biblah, 
Billeroy. 


.| Green Mrs. Jane, Modell, 


Coonamble. 


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Ear-mark 


allotted. 


® 


| Morrissey Pat., Willow Vale, 


| McDowal D., Tyrone, 


| Owen John, Merton, via 


| McTaggart Amos, Muswell- 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 


Name and Address 
(including Post Town). 


Brand. 


Fire. 


Paint or Tar. 


Coonamble District—continued. 


Joseph M. 8., EKurime Farm, 
Coonamble. 

King Jas., Ten-mile, Coo- 
namble. (Kar-mark trans- 
ferred from A. M. King.) 

Landers M., Kenilworth, 
Coonamble. 

Law Geo., Warree, 
Gulargambone. 

Lloyd Alf., Nianbah, 
Armatree. 


Teridgerie. 
McCalnan Jas., Glengower, 
Warven. 


Coonamble. 

McKay Jno., Stray Leaves, 
Warren. 

McLeish Mary L., Mrs., 
Beaudezan, Quambone. 

McMahon Michl., Unaweena, 
Coonamble. 


McMahon W.. PineGrove,Coo-| - 


namble. (Kar mark trans- 
ferred from J. Redmond.) 

O'Neill W. A., Rosedale, 
Combara. 

O'Neill W. J., Arrah. Wanna, 
Pier Pier. 

Pettiford A. R., Munna 
Munna, Carinda, 

Pickup Jas., Roseneath, 
Weetalibah. 

Potts A. C., Richmond, 
Combara. (Transferred from 
John Potts.) 

Pye C. W., Nebra, Coonamble. 
(Transferred from W. TT. 
Keys.) 

Richmond Jas., Mellenstein, 
Warren. 

Ryan J. W., Ellen-erk, 

Pier Pier. 

Ryan P., junior, Fennoy, 
Pier Pier. 

Saunders Janet, Mayfield, 
Gular. 

Scott Julius H,, Armatree 

Strudwick T. G., Govey Park, 
Cocnamble. 

Webber 8S. C., Stanmore, 
Pier Pier. 

Corowa Dis 

Izon J. H., Burryjaa, Corowa. 


(Transferred from G. H. 
Whitehead.) 


McArthur E., Bull Plain, 
Corowa. (Transferred from 
H. H. Whitty.) 


Corowa. 


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Deniliquin District. 


Docherty Robert, Mossgiel 
Farm, Altcar, Mcama, 


Oswald J. D., Tocumwal 


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Denham District. 


- brook. 
Raleigh W. R., Arrowfield, 
Jerry’s Plains. 


aeeeeenre 


Dubbo District. 


Bowen Miss V., Moombie, 
Trangie. 


cette ones 


Bennett A, E., Wyeatt, 
Gilgandra, 

Comeford W, J., Rosedale, 
Dubbo. 

Cross J. W., Oaklands, 
Dubbo. ‘ 

hen ane Son, Bellview, Dubbo 
aley J. H., Spring Ridge, 
Cobborah. eae ? 

Hocking E, T. K., Kialite, 
Tomingley. (Transferred 
from J. F, Carmichael. ) 


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429° 


154 


2443 


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354 


3 Ava., 1910.] | 


Ellis T. H., Happy Valley, 


2 Name and Address 
(including Post Town). 


Brand. 


| Fire, 


Paint or Tar. 


Dubbo District—continued. 


Holland Thos., 
Creek, Dubbo. 

Honeysett J. T., Hillview, 
Cudgebegong. 

Howe W. V., Balladoran 

Leslie Mrs. M., Eumungerie 

Mitchell J. L., Fairfield, 
Collie. 

Moore Thos., Hazelwood, 
Dubbo. 

Mumford E., Dunwilkie, 
Trangie. 

Morrison P. W., Glen Brook, 
Spicer Creek. 

Moseley W., The Pinnacle, 
Beni. (Transferred from 
8. Tink.) 


McKenzie M., Alagaloh, 
Dandaloo. 


Wylandra 


McKenzie D., Emogandry, 
Dubbo. 

Neville Mrs. M. J., 
O’Brennan, Dubbo. 

Newcomen, W. B., Belmont, 
Bulgandramine. 

O’Niel Ernest, Villa Nova, 
Narromine. 

Owers John, Broadside, 
Ballodoran. 

Priddis F. W., Oakleigh, 
Trangie. 

Stewart J. G., Kia Ora, 
Trangie. 

Strahorn H., Middlefield and 
Waterloo, Narromine. 

Tink S. H., Mount Bale, 
Beni. 

Whale J. E., Dapper, 


Cobborah. 
Wise Miss E. K., Woodstock, 
Narromine. (Transferred 


from C. R, Wise.) 


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Forbes District. 


Blaney Thos., Arramagong, 
West Grenfell. (Trans- 
ferred from Union Bank of 
Australia, Ltd.) 

Bloomfield Bros., Minoree, 
Marsdens. 

Bloomfield Charles, Oaklands,! 
Trundle. (Transferred from 
A. Murrell.) 

Clarke Thos. H., Brundah, 
Grenfell. 

Clarke W. J., Coobang, 
Parkes. 


Devine M. J., Eugowra. 


Dunn T. M., Walla Walla, 
Forbes. (Transferred from 
A. Stokes.) 


Cookamidgera. 

Galagher Wm.Charles, Alawa, 
Bogan Gate. (Transferred 
from Guy Sinclair.) 

Hooper Mrs. E. J. and Son, 
Wattle Grove, Forbes. 

Johnson L. J., South Forbes, 
Forbes. 

Morgan A. J., Rees Falls, 
Trundle. 


Murray John, Weddin View, 
Grenfell. 


O’Malley James J., Yarran- 
vale, Eugowra. 

Paton Mrs. Sarah, Back 
Creek, Canimbla. 

Patterson John, Brolgan, 
Parkes. 


Richards J. H., Gillenbine, 
Trundle. 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120, 


1403 | 


2401 | 1673 


Spring Grove, Glen Innes. 
Walmsley Herbt. Wilson, 
Primrose Hill, Red Range. 


ee eee see 


Goulburn District. 


Bozg Mrs. Mary S., Edin- 
burgh Castle, Goulburn. 

Brown Charles, Bangalore, 
Goulburn. 

Butt J. W. & S. G., Third 
Creek, Pejar. 

Carey Miclael, Strathaird, 
Taralga. 

Casburn Mrs, J. C., Red Hill,), 
Marulan, ‘ 

Corby W. G. “H., Middle) 
Arm, Goulburn. (Trans | 
ferred from W, Talbot, jr.)! 


Dooley John, Crookwell 


Eldridge Mrs. W. C., Fern 
Meadow, Laggan. 

Gordon Robert, Chatsbury | 

Harris Walter, Bungonia 
Creek, Bungonia. | 

McCabe Mrs. C., Riversdale, | 
Pomeroy. 

McDonald W. S., Diamond 
Creek, Crookwell. 

McLaughlin D,, Gundary, 
Goulburn. 


O’Connor Thos. J., Laggan | 

Roberts W. T., Eden Farm, 
Windellama. 

Roots I. G., Spring Flat, 
Goulburn. 

Siggs W., Crookwell 


Stevenson Bros., Garovrigang, | 
Goulburn. 


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Gundagai District. 


Bradbury Mrs. Ada, South 
Gundagai. 

Butt Robert William, Morn- 
ington, Multama, 

Cabban Harold W., Haro!- 
dean, Batlow. 


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a Mes 
2 a3 No. in Name and Address Praag = 43 
S oR Record, (including Post Town). eon 
aa Fire, Paint or Tar. “aq 
Forbes Distriet—continued. 
Spice Jcseph, Bald Hills, | ......... Jesucrtess 
Calarie. oO 
Swan James, Currajong, =|}... s ee AS chee 
Parkes. ws 
Thompson Wm., Glassonbury,| ...... .. aber See EP's. be. 
Parkes, 
Ticehurst John, Yuline, A ke eine 776 
Grenfell. aot 
Portia sou) bie Cae Hu UMTeS 18 ro ccaee vase elec / \esie so uepn 150 
vale, Bogan Gate. (Trans- () 
ferred from J. E. R. Taber.) 
Wright Geo. Henry, Glen|. ......... Pecvenye 2444 
Kcho, Cowra. (Transferred 
from J. H. Lillicaapp. ) 
Glen Innes District. 
Bray John B., Carndhu, via. .......4 oh Na Oe 
Armidale. 
Donnelly Ernest F., Green | ......... 1840 
Hill, Glen Innes. 
Ebzerry Peter, Peppermint | ........ ON bes. 
Farm, Glen Innes. PE 
Ellis Thos., junr., Killarney,| ....... OA sev 
Ward’s Mistake, Armidale. . BR 
Hawker R. H. W., Ben Nevis} V near | ..... ... 
and Fernbrook, Guyra. nose 
Kiehne Anna and Bertha, |_.... .-... Lf? rere 484 
Six Mile, Dundee. 
McRae Duncan Alexr., Yarra-| .:....... fe 
ford, Glen Innes. (Trans. ne 
ferred from Mrs. Jeai Tabtoe 
Schwenkie. ) ae | 
O*HarasWimiT hos, Senta, - ol) vise cnc set OH...... 
Fern Hill, Shannon Vale. 
Pascoe Thos. and Geo. Hy., HG... | 


oo 
or 
| 


1 Address 
ost Town). 


Name anc 
(including 


234 


Brand. 


Paint or Tar. 


No. of 
| Ear-mark 
| allotted. 


| 


Gundagai Distriet—continued. 


George Robert James, The 
Falls, Coolac. 

Hamilton F, A., Sunnyside, 
Grahamstown. 

Hodgson 8S. G., Delbhur, 
Jugiong, 

Hoolihan James, Jindalee, 
Cootamundra. 


Kershaw S. T., Wilga Dale, 
Toomorrama, 


Merryfull A. E., Flemington, 


Adelong. 

Palmer P. W. C., Gnatta, 
Gundagai. 

Peel H. J., Clearview, 
Taroutta. 


Rand Dudly J,, Mooni Mooni, 
Wombidgee. i 

Stuart J. T. , Springfield, 
Batlow, 


| White and Hvans, Green Hills, 


- Cootamundra. 

Wilkinson H. O. 8., Gellowin, 
Tumut. (Transferred from 
W. E. Wilkinson.) 


' Wilson James, Berlang, 


Courabyra. 


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Hay District. 


Austin A. W., Canoon, Hay. | 
(Transferred from Austin & 
Millear.) 

Campbell Robert, Ceres, Oazt| 
rathool. (Transferred from 
T. H. Kook.) | 

Coulson John, Smeaton Park, | 
Gunbar-road, Hay. 


Donohoe Mrs. Johanna, Nine- 


mile Box, Hay, 
Glandfield James, Glenhope, | 
Hay. 


y 
Latewood Mrs. M. J., Glen- 


burnie, Hay. 


Hillston. District. 


Thompson J. A., Warranary, | 
Hiliaton! | 


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Hume District. 


| Bunyan Arthur T,, Jerra | 


dJerra, Cookardinia, 
Edwards John, Humula, | 


Groongal Pastoral Comper Fg 
Burra, Tumbarumba. | 

Kendall Thos. Elworthy, jr.,! 
Willow Bend, Germanton, 
(Transferred from f SONS 
Kendall ) 

Roots Wm. E., Tumbarumba 


Inverell District. 


Alison W. H., Cherry Tree 
Hill, (Har-mark transferred 


from John Halloran. ) 

Bevan J. J., Little Plain, In- 
verell, (Transferred from 
Bevan Bros.) 

Bevan W. F., Little Plain, 
Inverell. 

Cure A. A., Delungra 

Duly W. n° Albion Vale, 
Wellingrove. (Transferred 
from R. McCoy.) 

Forsyth Geo., Ashford 

Fox Edward, Copeton 

Gamble Sept., Sapphire. 
(Transferred from J. Hobbs. ) 

Gobbart H. R., Gum Flat 


Landers W., 


Tehee 


Mollese Edwin, Delungra 


McNab Duncan, Nullamana 


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114 | 


131 


| Gordon J. H., Four-mile 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 120. 


N ame and Address 
(including Post Town). 


[3 Ava., 1910. 


a 


Inverell Distriet— continued. 
. Nevin E. D., Forest Vale, 


Cherry Tree Hill. (Trans- 
ferred from John Nevin.) 
Proctor J. M., Inveresk, 
Swanvale. .. 
Welch R. C., Currajong, In- 
verell. (Transferred from 
A. C, Nathan.) 


pen neeees 


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Ivanhoe District. 


Creswick Alex. T., Conoble, 
Mossgiel. (Transferred from 
A, & N.Z.M. Co., Ltd.) 


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cheek 


Jerilderie District. 


Aitkin Mrs, C.,, 
Berrigan. 

Craig Matthew; Newfield, 
Berrigan, | 

Delatite Proprietary Com- | 
pany, Limited, Old Ber- 
rigan, Berrigan, 

Dickie Adam, Murra Murra, 


Equity Park, | 


Berrigan. 

Dickie D. aud G., Kilmarnock, | 
Berrigan. 

Dickie J. and R. , Roughwood, | 
Berrigan. (‘Transferred 
from Exors. late John 
Dickie.) 


Falkner F. S. and ; Sons, 
Limited, Moonbria, | 
Berrigan. 

Greggery Misses J. and M., 
Strathwilliam East, 
Berrigan. 

Greggery R. V. and P., Wey-| 
mouth, Berrigan. 

Greggery W. J.and H.J., | 
Strathwilliam, Berrigan. _ | 

Macnamara J. and Company, 
Leinston, Berrigan. 


Mahon #., Allerton Park, 
Conargo. 


McDonald A., Glenmoidart, — 
Berrigan. 

Watson, Exors. late T. M., 
Trefoil Park, Berrigan. 


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Kiama District. 


Hewitt Edward Bulli, 
Kean Perey, Errwell, 
Tomerong. Pye 


Menindie District. 


Bartholomanes C., Burta Vale, 
Cockburn, South Australia. 

Chaffey, Salmon, and Dunne, 
Tolarno and Cuthero Sta- 
tions, Menindie. 

Curnow J. D., Hillside Ham- 
shop, Railway Towa, 
Broken Hill. 


Lease, Broken Hill. 

Jeffery W. J., Eden Downs, 
Wilcannia-road. 

Lane Brothers, Butchers, 
South Broken Hill. 

Miller A. W., Silistria H,L., 
Broken Hill. 

Rich Ben, Tandora Point, 
Menindie. 

Woodfield Mrs. E., Wambah, 
Yolarno, Menindie. 


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Merriwa District. 


Collins Wm. J. , Clairville, 
Artlington. 

Cooper Herbert B,, Turee 
Vale, Cassilis. 

Higgins John, Collieblue, 
Coolah, 


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3 Ave, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 4305 
; ; Brand. ed Brand. pete La 
No. in Name and Address S23} No. in Name and Address is ° a3 
Record (including Post Town). 3S [Record (including Post Town). —— hg, Bas 
pe esge Fire. Paint or Tar. a ae Fire. Paint or Tar, mae 
— Merriwa District —continued. Moree District—continued. 
810 Kennedy Catherine, Brook-- | ......... oP) eta ce 147 | 4992 | O'Sullivan Mrs. N..A., Gratti,) .......5. Bais, 2508 
™ field, Merriwa, (Trans- Moree. 
‘ ferred from Exors. late A1002 | Pitman H. T., Laidlaw, | i....,.. Axe. 2081 
E. Kennedy.) Wallon. Aja 
-§11 | Milton T. J., Rosedale, fle amet SZ ey 217 | A991 |. Read Bros., Kooroogamma.| ......... ate iowike 2764 
Cassilis. ° : (Transferred from R. A, 
-805 | Nevill A. G., Deridgerie, | ..,...... GN-..,: | Read.) 
; ‘Wollar. °° Al001 | Resker Wm., Collymongie! ......... (P| Ma ose 1246 
-809 | Walmsley James, Stony Point,| ......... +) Bs goers | Lagoon, Bulyeroi. 
Ags Merriwa. © 41006 | Ryan Patrick, Claremont, | ..seessee | sebeeepes 2741 
.804 | White Arthur H., Bor A vonl0 DIN lee ays eee {¢ Mungindi, 
Cassilis. Gitte A987 | Scott Agnes D., Challicum,) ..........5f  seeererse 553 
Moree... : 
‘ _ Molong District. A986 | Scott J. T. W., Challicum, {o off: = jmadadh. 
8108 | Ball Joh; The Shades, [ aonita ia ee ee 1's i ee elenk ot tat 
Molong. (Transferred _— : Naas i. M., 5. sabbeneente { 4 fo: 
from Thomas Neville.) ‘ 1 . ere 2 
2413} Ball Dia; The Shades: — sctwaid..aie hot EE) iw. A903 | Webb. Hi, J., . Hadleighsi o/s: iv.-. Fe.) 228 
Molong. Moree. 
2118 i aoa te HBOCODIE eines craven ne ateees Moulamein District. 
2123 | Brazier Hy. Tr Mascott, pepeen sett ve asrese| 84] 249 | McRorie, A., Neimur Park,| ......... if NR, ...| 2239 
Farnham. ° Moulamein. | 
2107 | Bruce Sage, Loombah, egies trae wecnes 617 ieee ie 
‘ ‘Cumnock. ‘ ehe ; , Mudgee District. 
2121 | Cudden Archd., Westfield, { ......... <e 2742 | 2013 {| Barton Mrs. F. M.S., Combo,| ...... .. QB... 
Baker’s Swamp. a Wollar. 
2117 | Cutcliffe James, Meadow- | ......... Gasp. 753A} 2014 | Batten A, G., Summer Hill,| ......... Ve ee 
bank, Eugowra. ° VA Lue. { A 
2126 Edmonds Mra ©. Gas bariage sete ae Seagate 2818 | 2096 Bowippns ee ie, Merotherie, off RAKE, 
_ Take, Molong. B Gulgo © cheek eo 
2108 | Glasson W. R., Yullundry, | 3.4... Ve panera 2724 | 2022 | Buil F. a: Hill Side, Lead-| ........, TO RARE 656 
Cumnock. Ad | _yille. ee 
2111 | Hogan J. H., Thelma Farm, | ........ Fa eas 
Goolagong. 2 ‘. 0 2015 | Chapman Jas., Gum Fiat, i ER gtsss fh 2458 
2110 | Holden Samuel, Paling Yards,| ......... Se 3 ha eee Pyramul.. ... | “2 
.Bowan Park. aa) } 2032 | Cox. “A. M., Kalndabah,| .....,.,. eh eae ee 178 
; _ Mudgee. (T ransferred from | : “0 
2119 | King Wm,, Borenore. “ction d ane bi Relea A. M. and VY. D. Cox.) 
ass : ans 2025 | Cref¢ H. A., Bellambi, face iyeeye| 2642 
2125 | Lee Fredk. Hy., Cardington,| ......... Poy ES pai: 2490 | Gulgong, at 
Molong. 2% +. | 2030 | Drakeford Wm,, . Tamba- a ALD Baa: 498 
2122 | Matthews Fredk. IDOLS a, arenes ye 1554 t roora. Ay. 
-geree,Canowindra. (Trans- : 2012 | Gudgeon Jas, H,, Barney’s}. .%...... qt 2459 
ferred from John Edwards). Reef, Gulgong. 
9194 | Mayne Mrs. C. S., Spring. | = .si.e. Wievscerer 628 | 2011 Lawrence F.,. Maitland - oe SX ag ei fpscsesi 2753 
+| Creek, Cargo. Grattai. 
2112 | Owens J. H., Mount Top, = |... | Oe nate 2909 | 2023 | Mason H. J., Rylstone Ger oat SENT ire eee 2752 
‘Euchareena. O 2031 | Mills ‘T. and W,, Two-ntile| >.,..;-... ME ene 2668 
2120 | Owens Patk., Hillgrove, | esses gpa 1 Flat, Yamble. — : 
Cumnock. ci eas 
2115 | Sullivan Hy., Villa Springs | ......... = 2024 ee : , Spring Ridge, teerenees { N eae 
and Farnham, Kerr’s SS Seas ose Be hae | u gong. (Q 
Creek. 2028 | Perram G., H., Glenbrook,| ......... GP...... 
ae ay : Cudgegong. 
are Seeetee Mrs. ¥., Gogothery, | sire: M).....- 491 | 2021 | Prince Chas., Apple TreeFlat,| .........0 | ceseraee: 2404 
us Molong. Mudgee. 
9116 | Wilcox James Thos., Pine | ....eee {iy 2016 | Rogers P., junr., Wilbetree,| ......... {3 sata e) 
Grove, Canowindra. 4 A Mudgee. be f 
‘ | 2017 Sullivan Exors. D.,;McMuddy,| $...... | Dg 760 
vf ._ Moree District. ee Ve Mader: Bi Béee! ; ee 
A989 amndyll Mary, Mydla, 5.) po nsteee Aree ness 2502 eT sapere Bieeh worth Sera Rah pe (R) os : 
Garah. i 1265 from J. Read.) 
A988 | Campbell A. G. L., Mullera,| ......... Pe ics 65 | 2029 | Williams A., Glenella, |. syensee ee 
Mungindi, * Win deyer. Sap 
A1003 | Campbell D. A. W.L., Spring-) ......... tf eres 470 
wood, Gravesend. : ster 
A997 | Cory John, Terry-Hie-Hie, | ......... [> eee. 215 aerenera District. 
Moree. 959 | Baxter J. J. R., Conapaira,) ......... Weare 7 
A998 | Cory Miss Maude, Terry-Hie-} ...:..... | jesse 25 Whitton. ‘ : 
Hie, Moree. 936 | Beaumont Miss C. M., Glen} ......... CW. . 
Aal004 | Coward H. _K., Comilaroy,|. ......... Codsika 1948 Iris, Barellan. 
Mungindi. HE 957 | Carroll Jas. T,, Glenanaar,| ........5 LiGiante 769 
A1005 | Cunningham, Jas., -Moomin| ......... oe ae 2734 Narrandera. 
Plains, Millie. —— 940 | Chauncey Mrs. F. Be, 9 | siete qi! lack 
A985 | Davies Exors. late J. H., { off nose Wid 2 217 Karoona, Colinroobie. Co 
Curragundi, Moree, 944 Clare John, Cuddella, ena 16 rc 
A990 | Duncan Mrs. C., Roseview,} ........ et: ie ee te 53 Gillenbah. 
Garah, 935 | Corner Jas., Glenlyon, Grong] ......... J Eovnsits 
A995 | Jurd Mrs. M. A., Milroy,| ..,..5.. A 8 aerate 493, Grong. 
Greenbah. ey ~<a 942 | De Mamiel George, Glen Eva,| ...5..... (@ es 
A996 Keen Wm., Glenmore, =| sssersers Oanid?. 513a Darlington Point. 5 
Moree. f 945 | Dunne Thomas, Belle Mount,| i... 666. 0 | eereeeees 2502 
41000 Kirkby D. gk: MI ASOR tee Lis ty canst Key... 52 | jreenvale. sti) 678 
4999 | MeIntosh Wm. ., Woodland, AT\ near] STN «| 229 | 958 | Durcnan Brothers, Mt, Chrys- { a 
Dolgelly. nose tal, Narrandera, | 


4306 
; Brand. 
No. in Name and Address 
Record. (including Post Town). : 
; : Fire. Paint or Tar. 
Narrandera Distriet—continued. 
946 | Forestal Edward, Coro- [wei EF...... 
bimilla. 
955 | Foy James, Quondong, = |) «wre AT) sedaed.- 
Barellan. 
950 | Gee George, Indiana, Grong] ........ {5 sbiliagdes 
Grong. aa 
938 | Gell and Moffat, Currajong,| ......00 if. Paws Cer 
Narrandera. (Transferred 
fron Buckingbong Estate, 
Limited.) 
956 | Grandon William, Mary Vale,| .....-... WG) 
Coolamon. 
954 | Harrison Hugh, Bygoo Tarm,| ......... {a ssbiesves 
Beckom. H 
937 | Hawley William, Merool | ......... ne 
Creek, Whitton. 
963 | Hearne W. G., Murrill Creek,| © ...... Digthoists 
Coolamon. (Transferred 
from L. Purcell.) 
939 | Hough Mrs. E. J., Hillside, | ......... minis 
Narrandera. 
947 | Jessup J. A., Glenlossie, = |... {@ wo cael 
Gillenbah. 
943 | Lawless Peter P., Sunshine, | ......... QP secs. 
Grong Grong. 
961 | Lawrence, W. C., Glenbervie,| ......... {1 esis 
Gillenbah. 
948 | Leitch Peter, Glencairn, «ss |_— «+s QAsaeene 
Brobenah. 
951 | Marshall H. P., Jessie Park,}| ......... toon Piss 
Narrandera. M 
949 | Maybin Robert, Trefula, = | w.sss eves IN iiealast 
Colinroobie. 
953 | McGrath W.E., Ossory, = | csseeneee TT siidta sot 
Darlington Point. (Trans- 
ferred from R. McGrath.) 
$34 | McRae J. A., Rivernook, | ......... . 
Euroly, Narrandera. Ax 
952 | Pearson Mrs. Amelia, Pine | ......... RY 
Valley, Narrandera. 
962 | Quilter Jas. A., Merton, | ........ Jueienrae 
Whitton. Q 
933 | Tanswell John, Mumbledool,| ......... 0 Babe. 
Narrandera. i 
941° | TurneriMrs: -M.; Boxleafeyr |! cas... <> Ro ee 
Colinroobie. 
960 | Zimmerli Albert, Warren’s | .......6 J Where aa 
Retreat, Colinroobie. 
Narrabri District. 
1256 |' Camerom Estate late D., |e. saat © es 
Rosevale, Millie. (Trans- 
ferred from Bank of N.S. W.)) 
1253 | Charters Daniel, Kilgowla, | ......... oe Ah a 
Narrabri. 
1955.1 'Grace W. G., Rosemeadoweltrcsesse al muaecoe: « 
Bellata. 
12625 8Gta yson ie. oM yaleweayr ky © een ole eres tll aa /aaN eee 
Nannibed f 
125.4) PHULISAT EE. ONG WHE arm, se i aeececads £44 .... 
Bellata. a Poa 
1260 | Mahoney B., Caringah, Wee | ......... SVE...... 
Waa. 
1254 | Meppem G. E., Mayfield, | ......... bt eaipcnnne 
Gurley Siding. 
1259 | Meppem J. B., Forest Vale, | ......... Baer ae 
Gurley Siding. 
1258 | Noble A., Turumboi, Baan (6 nr. face} ......... 
Baa. 
1261 |; Turner ®Bros,, Brin, Wee peraiie®)..,.45-- | 1 CN ate 
Wao @ 
Picton District. 
252 | Carter Richard,‘ Fairview,” [\....ccc6. | ssesasees 
| Picton. 
251 | Shoobridge A. J. B., ‘* Mount! aE ae 
i Home,” Brrragoranz. ae 
Pilliga District. 
1079 ; Hardy E. R., Bugilbone, | ......... fA ak 
Burren Junction. 
1085 | Herring G. L., Wondabree, | ......... a 5 
Burren Junction. 
1082 | Holcombe V.J., Widgee, (| wccccesce 1° Meceedeoe 
Burren Junction. 
1081 | Hooke A., Maxwelton, Ee eahae i VEN alk 


< 


Burren Junction. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 


[3 Ava., 1910. 


ara Brand. meine 
3 $3 No. in — and phi ; 23 
=f : : 73 
2 8 = Record. (including Post Town). fee! Ava, See PA SS: 
Pilliga District—continued. 
1 1080 | Jones H. W., Clematis, <t ee maa 426 
: Burren Junction. e: 
} 1083 | Moore Trustees of late M. T., nr. Cr) 4, 51 
East Burren, Burren face 
4 Junction. 
f 1086 | Phelps L. A., Pool Camp, | ........ = RY scoreanie 2465 
187 | Pilliga, 
| 1087 | Slack Smith R, T.; Drumard;; “\.5....0 ©|.) eraann 122 
| Burren Junction. 
| 1088 | Smith B. B, Fairview, =| -vseeeee FS gti 749 
771 | Burren Junction. 
1089 | Tomlinson A., Wynwood, | ..s.sseee Pycsaey sacs 355 
Millie. (Transferred from 
D. T. Charters. ) 
/ 1090 | Tomlinson Alfred E., Stans- | ......... fed... 2852 
bury, Pilliga. 
orl Port Stephens District. 
50 | Parker John R., Coneac = | >..s eee Piasrhit. | 
Station, Barrington { 
Queanbeyan District. 
| 2071 | Ashcroft, W. H., Rules Hill, ......... (6 ee 1609 
Hoskintown. 
| 2077 | Lees, J. A., Upper Gundaroo,; ......... { Bn 2833 
Gundaroo. peer 
| 2072 | McFarlane, John Francis, |  .....s+0« iam Sata: 32 
: | Glen Antell, Molonglo. VW 
992 | 2076), McKay, Dvand W..Pine’ 9) waeesus ecaoa sac 183 
a Cottage, Bungendore. 
, 2075 | Staunton, John, Mount Do- | Hnr. nose} ......... | 
main, Tharwa. 
607 | T Glare 
amworth District. 
| 3498 | Belfield Bros., Tulcumbah, | ......... JOR. 
Carroll, 
418 | 3481 | Betts Hy., Moonbi | ueaeuece {Tm Sn 
| 3483 | Charles Joseph, Quipolly | ........ NPAT 
) 3489 | Clegg C., junior, Boggabri | ......... Oupsranaes 1728 
f a] 
797 | 3471 | Coddington Wm., Lillydale, | .......... | esses » 922 
Gunnedah. 
3475 | Doolan Jno. H., Hall’s Creek,| .....,... {I> ‘ee 
Manilla. 
605 | 3497 | Ferry E. H., Hall’s Creek, | ........ é {A ihass; 1686 
Manilla. mM 
| 3473 | Gaynor Joseph, Curlewis |... { H 2625 
7 | 3490 | Gaynor P., Moondine, ~ eve one Aaa sninty n 1591 
Curlewis. 
| 3467 | Gill, Ross & Co., Winboine, | ....... a 6 Bis 
311 | Yarraman. 
o5)y | 3495 | Grant W. and W. T., Booroo-| ......... ° bPrecsr 2605 
yal cooroo, Curlewis. 
Bi 
| 3497 | Green J. M., Trinkey, Spring} ........ : ido Bers |) 
Ridge. ZIN 
178.10476 4) Halin wre Ler @alala.iy ee ny eee rs (a) 
; DLamworthss ng gy a a |e Ne 
| 2487 | Halloran A. H., Jericho, Fa ann: 1677 
Tamworth. a 
1730 | 8470 | Hoddle Bros.» Temi, Ardglen.| ........, me ees 1599 
(Transferred fromJ. Hoddle.) 
1632 | 3491 | Holmes J.C. E., Pump [oo saeeeones —A—| 2576 
Station, Glasston. 
2346 | 3496 | Howard C. E., Holmesville, | ......... FE) Ad aes 560 
Glasston. ; 
814 | 3485 | Hudson R. H., Willindl, | sesseses (aia 
| Manilla. KS 
| 3484 | Hunt Clara Rose, Pinevale, | ..... ise GB...... 332 . 
498 Gunnedah. 
713 3497 | Jenkins C. W., Tamworth / ,.,..... ; pRgheaNe 633 | 
o4s0 | LosseMrs, 5 Kelwinie = gue \iemenaers a . 
3466 | Morgan J., The Ell, Goonoo | .....4+. : JVC 
846 Goonoo. SW te 
3463 | McDonald A. W., Mihi, | sass [LAr] 474 
728 Boggabri. . V 
3488 | O'Dell A., Mildew, Tamworth} ... : OD...... 
674 | 3492 | Park Robert, North Carindi, | ......... Riles. 629 
Manilla. LAS 
) 3165 | Peters P. M., Flag Staff, iicactt a —P—...| 1858 


Moonbi. 


3 Ava., 1910.] 


Name and Address 
(including Post Town). 


ee 


493 
492 


Brand. 


Fire. 


Paint or Tar. 


No. of 
Ear-mark 
allotted 


No. in 
Record. 


Tamworth Distriet—continued. 


Prisk J. P., Woolomin 

Read J. N. and N., Telba, 
Carroll. (Transferred from 
Trustees late J. 8. Vickery.) 


Saunders L. J., Wallabadah 


Shields James, Ukolan, 
Manilla. (Transferred from 
G. A. Higgins.) 

Singer EK. W., Block 57, 
Tamworth. 

Squires W., Goonoo Goonoo, 
Tamworth. 

Stahlhut Annie, The Meadows, 
King’s Town. 

Starkey F. B., Carroli Gap, 
Carroll, 

Swain A., A. J., E. H., and 
F. J., Ranger Valley, 
Wallabadah. 

Vine M., Thornleigh, 


Wallabadah. 


eee eeenee 


i centre 
face 


vere eneee 
veneer eee 
beeen ieee 


see tonene 


'7 ur. face 


perenne 


wees 


seeeee 


Tenterfield District. 


Chapman Rd., Edon, 
Bonshaw. 

Donovan William T., Laguna, 
Acacia Creek. 

Jeffrey Arthur L., Darthula, 
Mingooba, via Tenterfield. 


Kiehne Albert A., 10-mile, 
Deepwater. 


Lillicrap Robt., Mole River, 
Tenterfield. 

Munday F. C., Riverholm, 
Bonshaw. 

Mutch Peter D., New Koree- 
lah, Acacia Creek. 

Neville Mrs. Ellen, Rose Hill, 
Texas. 

Nicholas Albert Jas., Oakey 
Creek, Bonshaw. (Trans- 
ferred from H. King, junr.) 

Weir David B., Highfield, 
Tenterfield. 


ooreeeroe 


setereeee 


peereroee 


ererteoce 


Upper Hunter District. 


Ashford F. J., Owen’s Gap, 
Scone. 

Challis W. and J., Pail Farm, 
Parkville. 

Collison Alf. A., Dry 
Creek, Moonan Flat. 

Davies, Exec. J. H. 
Yarrandi, Scone. 

Lonsdale Robert, Merry Vale, 
Rouchel. 

Morrison Alex., senior, 


Omadale Brook, Moonan 
Flat. 


seeecense 


Ceeeonene 


te eeseee 


eeeneeree 


sreeereee 


eeveee 


eee eereee 


eenees 


fee eeeene 


Urana District. 


Fraser Donald, Avondale 
Farm, Lockhart. 

McMahon William, Lake 
View Farm, Urana. 


Wagga Wagga 


Angel James, Karinya, 
Wagga. 


Crowley M. J., Willandry, 
via Wyalong. 

Davis David, Slater’s Holding, 
Brucedale. 

Downie and Son, George, 
Waverley, Ariah Park 
road, via Coolamon. 

Ferguson J. B., Summerlea, 
Combaning Siding. 


see eeneee 


vee oerere 


eet eeeree 


eertee 


eeeeee 


eeeeveeee 


2997 | 
769 | 


| 2031 | 


1947 | 


16 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 


Name and Address 
(including Post Town). 


4307 


Brand. 


Fire. F 


Paint or Tar, 


No. of 
Ear-mark 
i allotted. 


Wagga Wagga District—continued. 


Ferry B. D., Avoca, Wagga 
Wagga. 

Fidge Lewis, Murtle Vale, 
Ganmain. 


Giles and Son, James, High- 
bury, Bectric, via Coolamon. 


Goldsmith J, A., Bellvue, 
The Rock. 


Harper R. §., Eaglehawk, 
Ariah Park. 

Heffernan P., Millbank, 
Junee. 

Hely E. W., Lower Tarcutta 


Hutchings A. N., Bryntirion, 
Tootool. 

Kahlefeldt C., 
View, Temora. 

Lewington Archd., 
Uranquinty. 

Lupton Frank, Mittagong, 

_ Yerong. (Transferred from 
Trustees Edmondson & Co.) 

Mason J. R., Pine View, 
No. 85, ‘* Barhamsmail,” 
via Wagga Wagga. 

Mathews Iinlay, Waterloo, 
Collingullie. 

McCabe W. J., Corandale. 
Springdale. 

McDonald J. R., Butcher, 
Coolamon. 

Meyers John, Dalmore, 
Collingullie. 

Mowsar Sydney, The Pines, 
Millwood. 5 

Murphy Thomas, Lilliedale, 
Coolamon. 

Perry Mrs. E., Langley Park, 
Stockinbingal. 

Rapley John James, Wallun- 
dry, Narraburra, 


Mountain 


Texas, 


Simpson G. A., Bungambil, 
via Temora. 


see eene 


see eeenee 


cosre oan 


be reeeeee 


seo eeneee 


voeeseree 


+ eee eeee 


ee eeneee 


eb eeeeee 


Pee eeeeee 


eee neneee 


ses eeense 


sev eeeson 


weneee 08 


Peeeeeeee 


eoeeoroee 


eee eeeees 


eee beeee 


Walgett District. 


Clarke J. W., Wyabray, 
Boorooma, 

Dwyer J. W., Clyde, 
Boorooma. 

Maguire G., 
Carinda. 

McMullen J., Slaughter Yard, 
Walgett. 

Shearer Harriett, Avondale, | 
Merrywinebone, 

Wallace J. N., Claremont, 
Walgett. 


Long Point, 


eee reeees 


pee eceeee 


eee eeecee 


eee eeenee 


peeteneee 


Walgett North District: 


Doyle, J. H., Cambo Cambo, 
Mogil Mogil. 

Hammond J. B., Clevelands, 
Walgett North. 

Leake Louis, Mount Brandon, 
Collarendabri. 


pereeeces 


eee ecreee 


Warialda District. 


Adams Mrs. Catherine, Car- 
rington Vale, Yetman. 


Amos Alex., Tulloona, 
Warialda. 

Hartog Edward, Middle Cross- 
ing, Myall Creek, Bingara. 

Hill Bros., Woodsdale, 
Bingara. 


King C. H., Ben Nevis, 
Barraba. 


eee teeeee 


eee eeeeee 


vee veeeee 


seeeee 


pee eeeees 


oeeses 


setae 


eoreeener 


189 
2964 


500 
698 
509 


4308 


‘ Brand. macs ® d rr: ' 
No, in Name and Address x o 22 | No. in Name and Address ag - 
Record. (including Post Town). Sf © fRecord. (including Post Town) & oS} 
iz Fire. Paint or Tar. Aa ; the Th Fire, Paint or ta “a 
A= — — SSeS area 
Warialda District - continued. ~ Yass District. 
2124 | McKenzie C, D. i ioe whet CNL ..., +672 Atkins Cyrin, Brooklands, | .,....... Gara 
Pallamallawa. Jerrawa. -- 
FAN Bush David, Little Creek,|  .......65 ct Serco sa 
2118 | McLean H. N., Brigalow| ......... wv. eee by Dalton. | 
Park, Coolootai. os | Crocker Robina, Glendavale,| ......... Beane 465 
Murrumbateman. | 
2119 | Rix Alex., Mornington, Mx os 2562 Hateles Jag. A. Jerrawa 99] Sscccsesthd” aocnseese 1632 
Warialda. | 
2113 ee WwW. By Ollamildiswemeie a.ctene mks... 2536 Young District. 
mie ig 21 9 nan AE Week oe eas ete ee Cy pee Richard, Rockdale,/ ..,..... RD...:..| 2830 
Westholm, Warialda, i |  OURE: 
2196 | Stamra, Exors. of W. A.y | sees | ND aes 497 Pe ee ep rey a. SCHON BOR El Uo see {3 strersens 508 
Bulkira, Warialda. os Hudson de A, Radi vi 2146 
9125 | Btrahie’ D.P fie aT aekimbri; | «doco ) Seber 126 Frous OSB UBIE) Vor) gr agiels: Se eeaece 
-- + Warialda. ral te Wl 2 
2121 | Thorpe M. M., Carisbrook,| ..... ... te erst 269 Keefe Walter, Rye Park.| ........ ts revbesens 76 
Cobhadent Keele) from John 6 4 
; eefe 
me |v Wallengre, Warialda..” | Tehecke | 277" 1 | 3007] Kaight “FB, | Avondale) oc. | BR va] 2807 
2 7 i larena,| ........- othe 2 QUITE. p78 Re 
2328 | WY illen | A jis re eS Weartti Be Lowe Elizabeth, Willow! Wireenras Th Ty 6620: 2930 
ae : Bend,, Madengo. North. 
Mackay Kenneth, Wallen- | ........ Pid. 1007 
doon, Wallendbeen. (Trans- 
ferred from Mackay Bros.) 
‘ : raqee Melnerney © (J i) Siilatants \eccrer snl cate oietces 
.  Wileannia District. ae ) {, My 
99 Pp.p., Coulter & Maiden, Glenhope| ... .... fA .:.-| 608 | 2999 | Moorby Thomas, Fernside,| ......... |. EM...... 
and Kerara, White Cliffs, | Rye Park. . 
17 P.P.| Holt Richard, Nine-mile, | ......... SH Sane | 186 { 3002 | Moorby Thomas, Fernside, Oe at vee 2913 
Wilcannia. | | = Rye Park. . 
18 p.p.| Larkins James, Goonalgaa,| ......... | (ty neh coe 288 § 2998 | Morrison James, Waterhole|. ......5. wm seeee 466 
Wilcannia. | Flat, Burrowa. (Transferred XH 
20 p.p.| McClure James, Kayrunnera,| ......... Pasa: 684 from D. C. & J. H. Croker, ) ; 
White Cliffs. 3000 | Percival Brothers, Homewood,) ......... {¢ Hiaitos. 2845 
21 p.p.| Rogers Agnes, Nellia Vale, tot: pteeein 217 Rye Park. Tt 
Wilcannia. foxy 3003 Smith . David, | Three-mile,| ..,...... ih S sited 
19p.p.| Vigar J. and 8., Nellia ant) ae NSA LG) Saee 125 ‘ Young. (Transferred from 
Wilcannia. (LV Thomas Smith.) 
[254] Department of Fisheries, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 


[3 Avue., 1910. 


Brand. 


Sydney, 138th July, 1910. 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER CULTURE. 
An is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture the 
portions of land set opposite 


Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Department daily, excepting 
Saturdays, between 11 and 3 o’ciock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock. 
Any person may, by memorial to the Board of Fisheries, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds to 
be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. 


No. | Applicant. 


their respective names as mentioned hereunder. 


J, A. BRODIE, 


_ Docality. | Perish. | County. 


6561 | John Comino 


| 


6554 | Agnes Curtis 


6549 | Henry Samuel Benjamin... 


0550 Do 


6551 Do 


6555 | Robert H. Newton 


6556 Do 


[ANNING RIVER. 


.| On the eastern bank of the south channel/ Oxley ...| Macquarie... 
of the river, being identical with appli- 

cant’s oyster lease No. 8,097, which, will 
expire on the 81st instant, 


HAWKESBURY RIVER. 


On the western bank of Berowra Creek, at} North Colah{ Cumberland 
the southern end of William Hibbs’ 
oyster lease No, 6,264. - ; 

On the northern side of Porto Bay, at the)-Cowan _... do: . 
eastern end of James Buie, junior’s, oyster 
lease No. 5,258. 

On the eastern side of Porto Bay, at the do F do 
southern end of Joseph Johnson’s oyster 
lease No. 4,074. 


»..| The foreshores of Snake Island, Mooney do __,..| Northum- 


Mooney Creek, exclusive of the hauling|’ berland. 
ground on the western side of the island. 


CLARENCE RIVER. 


On the southern side of Wavinga Island,|) Taloumbi ..| Clarence 
at the western end of applicant’s oyster a 
lease No. 5,799, 
On the northern side of Araiel Island, near do a: do 
the entrance to Oyster Creck. esa sens 


Secretary. 
rs de Term of 
‘| Foreshore, Lease. 

Yards. 

100 15 years 

500 | .15 years 

200 16.5 

300 15 ,, 
300 bt Seer 
100 | 15 years 
60 i siggire 


3 Aue., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 120. 4309 


Sines Department Notices, 


PROCLAMATION 
_ NEw BPR AL } By His Excellency The Right Honourable Frepertc Joun Naprur, Baron 
O Wilt. 


Cuenmsrorp, Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 


(1.8. ) “ 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its 


CHELMSForD, 
F . : a 3 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia. 


W HEREAS it is deemed expedient to cancel the Proclamations constituting the Trundle, Parkes, and Condobolin Mining 
dg Divisions, notified respectively, on the 23rd June, 1909, 28th July, 1896, and 6th January, 1905, and to constitute 
Mining Divisions in lieu thereof: Now, therefore, I, Frepertc Joun Napier, Baron Cugimsrorp, the Governor 
aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council, and in pursuance of the provisions of the “Mining Act, 1906,” do, 
by this my Proclamation, cancel the abovementioned divisions, and constitute the lands hereunder described as Mining Divisions 
under the names of the Trundle, Parkes, Condobolin, and Bogan Gate Mining Divisions of the Lachlan Mining District. 


[1910-4,938-200 Mise.] 


DESORIPTIONS. 
TrunpDLE Minina Division. or THE LAacunan Minine Disrricr. 


Including parts of the counties of Kennedy and Cunningham: Commencing at the junction of Bullock Creek with the 
Bogan River; and bounded thence by the left bank of that river and the right bank of Back or Genaran Creek upwards to a 
point west of the south-west corner of the parish of Belardery; by a line and part of the south boundsry of that parish to 

5 he’boundary between the parishes of Coradgery and Tanilogo; by that boundary and the boundary separating the parish of 
Coradgery West from the parishes of Coradgery and Weradgery to the range forming the boundary between the counties of 
Kennedy and Cunningham ; by that range generally south-easterly to a box tree marked broad arrow over CK over I, at the 
northern extremity of the boundary between the counties of Cunningham and Ashburnham; by the range forming the boundary 
between those last-named counties yen! rally southerly to the boundary dividing the parishes of Milpose 2nd Gunningbland ; by 
the boundary dividing the parishes of Milpose, Botfields, Truudle, and Plevna from the parishes of Gunningbland, Cookey’s Plains, 
Byong, Sebastopol and Gillenbine, to the boundary dividing the counties of Kennedy and Cunningham; by that boundary to the 
boundary between the parishes of Kedcliffe and Gobondery; by that boundary and the boundary separating the parishes of 
Russell and Ormonde from the parish of Stanley to Bullock Creek ; and by the left bank of that creek downwards, to the point 
of commencement. Se hy ane oe as <7 rr 


~ The above is in lieu of the Trundle. Mining Division, proclaimed 23rd June, 1909, cancelled this day. 


“ Parkes Minrne Division oF tHE LACHLAN Mryine District. 


: _ Embracing part of the county of Ashburaham: Commencing at a point where the counties of Ashburnham, Kennedy, 
and Cunningham meet; and bounded thence by the boundary separating the counties of Ashburnham and Kennedy easterly and 
the boundary between the counties of Ashburnham and Gordon south-easterly to the range dividing the parishes of Curumbenya 
and Wolabler ; by that boundary and the boundary separating the parishes of Bunbury, Coonambro and Wanera from the 
parishes of Wolabler, Duladerry, Terrara and Moura generally coutherly tothe boundary between the parishes of Wanera and 
Eugowra; by that.boundary and the boundsery separating the parishes of Wanera, Cookamidyera, Mungincoble,: Martin, 
Warregal, Brolgan, Currajong and Milpose from the parishes of Wise, Dowling, Mumbidgle, Yarragong, Nelungalong and 
Gunningbland to the western boundary of the county of Ashburnham; and by that boundary northerly, to the point of 
commencement. 


The above is in lieu of the Parkes Mining Division, notified 28th July, 1896, cancelled this day. 


{ 


ConponotIn Minine Division of THE LaAcHLAN Minina District. 


Includes parts of the counties of Gipps and Cunningham : Commencing at the junction of Kiargathur Creek with the 
Lachlan River; and bounded thence by the right bank of that river downwards to the boundary between the counties of 
Cunningham and Blaxland ; by that boundary north-westerly to the southern boundary cf fhe parish of Oxley South, county of 
Cunningham, by that boundary, the southern, and part of the eastern boundary of the parish of Tinda, generally easterly and 
northerly to the northern boundary of travelling stock and camping reserve 4,156, notified 17th September, 1887; by that 
boundary easterly, by the westernmost and northern boundaries of portion 18, parish of Gindoonoo, northerly and easterly and a 
line east to a southern boundary of the county of Kennedy; by that boundary easterly to the eastern boundary of the parish of 
Melrose; by thé boundaries dividing the parishes of Melrose, Mount Nobby, Mowabla, Murda, Bundaburra, Derriwong, 
Berewombenia, cnd Malguthrie, from the parishes of Boona West, Taratta, Jerula, fmu Plains, Elsmore, Murrumbogie, Kars, 
Narrabundie, and Buriawong, to the Lachlan River; by the right bank of that river upwards to the eastern boundary of the 
county of Gipps; by that boundary southerly to the south-eastern boundary of the parish of Jemalong West, county of Gipps ; 
by that boundary and the south-eastern boundaries of the parishes of West Plains and Cadalgalee to the boundary between the 
parishes of Cadalgulee and Marsden; by that boundary westerly to Lake Cowal; by the north-eastern shores of that lake to the 
eastern boundary of the parish of Nerang Cowal; by that boundary and the northern and part of the western boundary of that 
parish ; by the boundary dividing the parish of Euglo South from the parish of Huglo to Euglo or Humbug Creek ; by the right 
bank of that Creek downwards to the northern boundary of the parish <f Huglo; by the boundaries separating the parishes of 
Evglo, Currah, Crown Camp, Wilga South, and Bygalore, from the parishes of Cookaburragong, Merribooka, Wilga, and 
Gorman’s Hill generally westerly to the boundary between the counties of Gipps and Dowling; by that boundary generally 
northerly to the Lach'an River; and by the right bank of that river downwards, to the poiat of commencement. 


The above is in lieu of the Condobolin Mining Division, notified 6th January, 1905, cancelled this day. 


Bocan Gare Mrinine Division oF THE LAcHLAN MINING DisTRICT. 


@ Includes parts of the counties of Cunningham and Ashburnham: Commencing at the south-easteramost point of the 
county of Cunningham on the right bank of the Lachlan River, and bounded thence by the right bank of that river downwards 
to the western boundary of the parish of Burrawong; by the boundaries separating the parishes of Burrawong, Yarrabundi, 
Cookey’s Plains, and Gunningbland from the parishes of Mulguthrie, Berewombenia, Kars, Byong, Botfields, and Milpose to the 
eastern boundary, of the county of Cunningham ; by the boundaries separating the parishes of Gunningbland and Nelungalong 
from the parishes of Milpose, Currajong, and Brolgan to Goobang Creek; by the right bank of that creek downwards to the 
eastern boundary of the county of Cunningham; and. by that boundary southerly, to the point of commencement. 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this twenty-third day of July, in the year of our Lord one thousand 
nine hundred and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
W. H. WOOD. 


[234] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


4310 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 120. [3 Ava., 1910. 


APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMBAT OF MINES. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the adviee of the Executive Council, has bees pleased to appoint 


Mr. James Montgomery Bonrsorye, Relieving Clerk of Petty Ses-ions, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, Mining 
Registrar, and Officer authorised to issue Miners’ Rights and Business Licenses at Scone, vice Mr. L. A. McDougall, on 
leave,—such appointment to take effect from the 8th July, 1910 (1910-5,709-201 Misc.). 

Mr, FrepertcK Duncan Fisuer, Relieving Crown Lands Agent, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, Mining Registrar, and 

cz Officer authorised to i:sue Miners’ Rights and Business Licenses at Gunning, vice Mr, Y. A. R. Champion, on leave,— 
such appointment to take effect from the 19th July, 1910 (1910-5,570-200 Misc.). 

Mr. Cuartes Avaustus LAMERTON, Sheriff’s Officer, to act temporarily as Bailiff of the Warden’s Court, at Grafton, vice 
Mr. S. W. Daniel,—-such appointment to take effect from th2 9th July, 1910 (1910-5,569-209 Misc.). 

° W. H. WOOD. 


2 ; Department of Mines 
Be Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 


NITICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING AND FOR PURPOSES IN CONNECTION WIiH 
MINING; TO LESSKES UNDER SUCH LEASES, AND TO WHOM IT MAY OONCERN. 


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT— 


THE undermentioned application for a Mining Lease of Private Lands in terms of the Mining Act, 1998, has been 
approved by His Excellency the Governor and the Executive Council. 


[1910-6,589 L.B.] 


z te of 
Dep ee rei Name. Portion No. Leeality. | Area, | é pemintens 
fu. atep! 
Rockley 11* 41 |} A.A. Cleeve ... ..| Pan3, | County Westmoreland, parish] 22 2 6 | 20 | 23 July, 1909 
part of Bs Baring. 


* The whole of surface reserved. 


IT is intended to refuse the undermentioned application for a Gold-mining Lease of Crown Lands, in terms of 
the Mining Act, 1906, and that notice of such refusal will be published in the Government Gazette of 17th August, 1910; and 
the land referred to in such application will, after publication of the Government Gazette of that date (viz., at 2°30 o’clock p.m.), 
i ee to be taken possession of in terms of the Mining Act and Regulations, provided there be then no adverse title to the 
and. 


[1910-6,593 L.B.] 


as : a a pees ne 2 ee rr 


Date of 
Application. 


Name. | Povtlen 


| 


| 
| 
| 
M. L. Hennessy a Gu 14 | County Westmoreland, parish Merlin... 


Local 
Departmental No. NO 


| Locality. 
| 


Cue 


Yep: 
Yerranderie 19] 27 O O| 26 Feb., 1909 


THE undermentioned applications for Leases of Crown Lands in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, have been refused, 


Date of 


: Local 
Departmental No. No. Application. 


Name. 


Locality. | Area. 


Portion 
No. 


FOR A MINERAL LEASE. 
[1910-6,049 L.Bj  _ a. Tr. p. 
Deepwater 83) 89 | B.W.Bonwick ..{ ....... | County Gough, parish Highland Home| 10 0 0 | 5 Oct., 1909 


FOR A LEASE FOR MINING PURPOSES. 
(1910--6,047 L.B.] 


Tuena 1/ 24 | A.S, Peters... 3 | ML 16 County Georgiana, parish Kangaloolab 
| 


10 0 o 8 Feb., 1909 


. IT is intended to void the undermentioned Leases of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, and that 
notice of such voidance will ,be published in the Government Gazette of 17th August, 1910; and the land referred to in such 
leases will, after publication of the Government Gazette of that date (viz., at 2°30 o’clock p-m.); "be open to be taken 
possession of, in terms of the Mining Act and Regulations. 


Portion | 


Departmental No aoe | Name. | No. | Locality. | Area. | Date of Tenses 


GOLD-MINING LEASES. 


[1910-6,597 L.B.; 6,600 L.B.] Be Ty Be 
Oberon 12; 59 | If. Themasandcthers| at 9 | County Westmoreland, parish Bindo ...| 5 0 0|21 May, 1910 
Copeland 88} 38 | R. Alder and eeged $7568 | County Gloucester, parish Crayen | 3.0 O de2hae ” 
MINERAL LEASES. | 
[1910-6,596 L.B.; 6,598 L.B.] “ 
Braidwood Titer O7 | J.8. Richardson... ae : | County Argyle, parish Jerralong ...| 80 0 0} 26May, 1910 
and 3. 


“ . 8] 98 | Do wl MEQ do de | 40 0 0/26 y 3 


3 Ava, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 4311 ° 


NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &o0.—continued. 


te THE undermentioned applications for Mining Leases of Private Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, have been 
refused. 


[1913-6,591; 6,592 L.B.] 


, Local Porti : 
Departmental No. No. Name. | eer Locality, | Area, | Fitteds * 
a. Y. p 
Burrowa 14 | 20 | J. Price oe ...| Part of | County Harden, parish Eubindal rguiereh 0) 18 Jan., 1910 
20. 
o 17 | 23 Do exe anne, Cho doe do 5 () 4 O- O (11 Feb, 1910 


IT is proposed to cancel the undermentioned Mineral Lease, and notice of cancellation thereof will be published 
in the Government Gazette of 17th August, 1910; and the land referred to in such lease will, unless held under some other 
title, after publication of Government Gazette of that date (viz. at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for 
occupation, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. 


[R. 1910-4,566] 


Minine Act, 1906.—Coat anp SHALE. 


No. Name. Hortion Locality. . | Area, | Application No, 
| Ae heesp: 
88 | W. Lascelles oon “re .. ML 10 | County Cook, parish Blackheath ... (640 0 0} Lithgow 1-8. 


; IT is proposed to cancel the undermentioned Gold-mining Lease, and notice of cancellation thereof will be published 
in the Government Gazette of 17th August, 1910; and the land referred to in such lease will, unless held under some othcr 
title, after publication of Government Gazette of that date (viz., at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for 
occupation, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. 
[1910-4,568 ] 


s 


Minine Act, 1906, 


-—_————-= 


No. Name. wo | Locality. | Area. | Application No. 
a: Yr. p. 
249 | C. Murray oi Sek «| GL 135 | County Roxburgh, parish Castleton ..| 5 QO O | Sunny Corner 4-5 


THE undermentioned Mineral Leases have been cancelled for non-payment of rent due thereon, and the land 
comprised in the several leases hereunder mentioned will, uniess held under some other title, upon publication of th's Notice 
(viz , at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time, to-day), be available for occupation, in terms of the Mining Act of 1906, 


(R. 1910-4,004; 4,119; 4,261] 


ee 


is | Area. | Application Ne. 


Portion 


No. Name. No. 


Locality. 


Minine Aor, 1874, See i pe 
11022 | A. James... ies vee ...| ML 24 | County Clive, parish Rock Glen ..{ 20 0 O| Deepwater 434 


_ Mrnyrne Act, 1908, 
159 | G.G. Johnston .., sh Bi 4 County Dampier, pari h Bergalia ...| 40 


0 O| Moruya 1-14 
232 | Sue Fong... ose sot ...| ML 19 | Connty Gough, parish Strathbogie North| 20 0 7 | Emmayille 18-18 
240 | H. Sutherland Ant fa ve-| 3 44 | County Robinson, parish Cobar... ».| 87 8 2 | Cobar 15-29 
241 | R. M. Florance vias es ...| MP 8 | County Bland, parish Yeo Yeo... ...| 50 O O| App. 10 to con- 
vert. 
242 | D.Cadell .., are nee ..| Mt 47 | County Gough, parish Wellington Vale| 19 3 0 | Deepwater 26-27 
243 | John Wilson ork a6 ..-| y 891 | County Ciive, parish Annandale cael Oak: One © n 60-62 
244 | A. Crowe and others ot ...( y 12 | County Blaxland, parish Urambie East.) 40 0 0 | Euabalong 6-3 
247 | M. McIntyre and axother .., ..| » 78 | County Buller, parish Clarence.., ..| 40 O O| Wilson’s 
Downfall 7-15 
269 | P.C. Smith .., tee “aa ..| 5, & | County Gough, parish Elmsmore | 40 O O} Inverell 4—5 
270 Do ae ms awe 35d rete do do Fel20" 0! 0 3 5-6 
273 T. Nelson and another ee | 5, 84 | County Kennedy, parish Beaconsfield... 40 0 O | Dandaloo 4-4, 
274 | W.D. Wearmouth andancther ...| , 17 | County Sandon, parish Metz... ..| 5 O O| Hillgrove 18-24 
276 | EF. L. McAlister and another | 99 7 | County Buller, parish Corry... . | 40 0 O | Wilson’s 
- Downfall 8-18 
278 | Torrington Swamps (N.L.)... | 5, 18 | Counties Gough and Clive, parishes) 10 O O | Emmaville 39-43 
Flags'one and Rowman. 
279 Do aS tay esi Le do do Rees Ome iC) rf 40-44 
280 Do mee BAe cecrgee u do do ar et Om Orm O “ 41-45 
281 Do SOT eas te do do Sloe) a 42-46 
282 | W. Robertson and others ... ..| y 821 | County Gough, parish Highland Home..| 20 0 O | Deepwater 61-63 
283 Do he ae ET do do ...| 20 0 0 : 62-64 
284 Do cup thaw RESO do do a eae : 63-65 
285 Do I ie ons do do | 20 0 0 64-66 
287 | G. Burton and others ey .| y 8 | County Canbelego, parish Tritton ...| 40 O O | Canbelego 13-31 
288 | T. Prendergast and another »» | 9 10 | County Robinson, parish Weltie ...| 40 O O | Cobar 86-70 
210 | A.S. Peters ... me aad ss-| 93 8 | County Georgiana, parish Bingham ...| 5 O O | Tuena 5-20 
296 | 8. F. Ferris and another ... ..-| 5, 88 | County Gough, parish Herbert... ..| 40 O 0} Tingha 85-49 
299 | J. Jenkins and otheis cae .. | 4, 58 | County Gough, parish Highland Home..| 40 0 0 | Emmaville 37-490 


i  ——— 


4312 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120, [3 Ava. 1910. 


NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &0.—continued. 


IT is proposed to cancel the undermentioned Private. Lands Lease, and notice of cancellation thereof will be 
published in the Government Gazette of 17th August, 1910; and the land referred to in such lease will, unless held under 
some other title, after publication of Government Gazette of that date (viz., at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Syduey time), be available 
for occupation, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. 

(1910-4,569] —— 
Minine Act, 1906. 


4 


Locality. | Area, | Application No, 


No. | Name. | Portion No. 


a: Ime p. 
39 0 


R. G. Baxter ase ry ...| PGL 60. County Robinson, parish Cobar... ae 2 Cobar 12-69 


THE undermentioned Dredging Leases have been cancelled for non-payment of rent due thereon, aid the land 
comprised in the several leases hereunder mentioned will, unless held under some other title, upon publication of this Notice 
(namely, at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time, to-day), be available for occupation, in terms of the Mining Act of 1906, 


[R. 1910-8,158] 


Mining Act, 1906. _ 


a er i .o tf) SE eS ee Se a8 
.———— ee - — —- a ee 
t - 


Ne: Name. | Beruios Locality. | Area. | Application No. 
| ‘Se Ti aup a © - 
12 W. G. Rodda Fx Nee ..| Mu 24 | County Buller, parish Ruby... ...| 20 0 O]} Wilson’s oe 
: : fall 5- 
18 Do bes of; “isle peer Ou do do i «is tee O20 :; 2-3 
14 W. T. Brown and another... ~~ ...; ,, 39 | County Gough, parish Herbert... —-:..|-20--0 - 0 | Tinghe 11-48 


THE undermentioned Dredging Lease has been cancelled for non-fulfilment of the labour conditions contained therein, 
and the land comprised in the lease hereunder mentioned will, unless held under some other title, upon publication of this 
Notice (namely, at 2°80 o’clock p.m., Sydney time, to-day), be available for occupation, in terms of the Mining Act of 1906. 


[1910-4,264] 


GoL~p AND Minerat DeEpaina Aor, 1899. 


nee A SA A A A A EEE A AN EN ST RR 


ae Se te 


No. Name. Postion Locality. Afea. | Application No. 
oi nibs : i ee ST OF Riot 
: fieeet eae 
360 | C. B. Heinecke ee teh ..| @t 9 | County Selwyn, parish Tumbarumba ...|).82 1 0 | Tumbarumba 9 


SE SS eS SSS ee ee 


THE undermentioned Gold-mining Leases haye been cancelled for non-fulfilment of the labour conditions contained 
therein, and the land comprised in the several leases hereunder mentioned will, unless held under eome other title, upon 
publication of this Notice (namely, at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time, to-day), bé available for occupation, in terms of the Mining 
Act of 1906. 
F1910-4,121; 4,122) 


Minine Aot, 1906. 


No. | : Name. shut | 1g ae Locality. ; | Area. | Application No. 
407 — | ~Av'C:-ee een 7 sae »..| @L 22 | County Gordon, parish Veech ... Seine awd Wellington 15-30 
458 | R. Stone in Lge ea “1 63 | County Parry, parish Walcha ..,. ” 10 0 O| Swamp Oak 7-7 


THE undermentioned Mining on Private Lands Act Leases have been cancelled for non-fulfilment of the labour 
conditions contained therein, and the land comprised in the several leases hereunder mentioned will, unless held’ under some 
other title, upon publication of this Notice (namely, at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time, to-day), be available for occupation, in 
terms of the Mining Act of 1906. : : 
[1910-4,117 ; 4,262; 4,265] 


No. Name, P oo Locality. | Area. | Applieation Xo. 

» a. Tsp. 

vid | d. A. Harls ... ee sa | P@L 34 | County Wellington, parish March .;.) 1L_ 1 24 | Orange 183 
1018 | T. L, Biddulph Re Pr .-| 4, 22 | County Bathurst, parish Beneree wi lien OO. rr 252 
1112 | A. A. Shorter is, oe | 4, 54 | County Wellington, parish March ...| 8 2 25 Pe 268 


THE undermentioned Mining on Private Lands Act Lease has been cancelled, having been abandoned, and the lard 


comprised in the lease hereunder mentioned will, unless held under some other title, upoa publication of this Notice (namely, at 
tA Pca say Sydney time, to-day), be available for occupation, in terms of the Mining Act of 1906. 3 


Portion 


No, Name. Nox Locality. | Area. | Application No. 
rr ee cence > Se ee — 
1029 | J. Tonking, sen. .., an atte PAMnd 


80. Tas P 
County Wynyard, parish Goldspink. “| O 2 2 | Tumbarumba 12 


_W. H. WOOD. _ 


3 Ava. 1910] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 4813 


eee tee 


‘ pate ee inten soreness 


[759] : am agoCt Department of Mines, 


é, Sydney, 8rd August, 1910. 
\ REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No: 29,152-FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN THH WELLINGTON 
GOLD-FIELD), PARISH OF TANNABUTTA, COUNTY OF WELLINGTON. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Couneil, on the recominendation 6f the Minister, and with the 

concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it t6 be fotified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 

Act, 1906, part of Reserve No. 22,152 from conditional sale (within the Wellington Gold-field), hereunder déstribed, shall be revoked, and 
it is hereby revoked accordingly. 


= 


[1910-5,710-201 Mise. ] ee "WHY WOOD: 
“bend | pivision.| Reserve Purpose pate | odaiet | san | elaine; eee? parederendl | paper 
District. We No. pose, Notification. wanty. Parish. olding, &c. rea, art rev F apers Ne. 
: k ) : ‘ : s sat ~ 
et . ; ‘ as ep tnl Les DYG * , 
Mudgee...) Eastern...) 22,152 | From conditional] 9 Mar., 3895 | Wellingtor| Tanna- Meroo Shire ...) 10 0 0 | That part wi hin portion| 1910-3,7:4 
_ fale (within Wel- butta, 176. (Catalogue No. of| Mise. 
lington G@cld-field). : plan ?,944-2,99).) 
~ [752] 2 ; ere ee = Ta rat eo P Ss are ea as) Department of Mines, ~~ ~~ 4 


Sydney, 3rd August, 1916. 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. $,577 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE, PARISH OF GILL, COUNTY OF VERNON 
PART OF RESERVE No. 31,787 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE, PARISH .OF GILL, COUNTY OF VERNON, AND 
RESERVE No. 31,786 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE, PARISH OF ELLA, COUNTY OF VERNON (ALL WITHIN THE 
SANDON. GOLD-FIELD). ES Spe 


IS Excellency the Governor, with thé advice of the Hxecutive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 

concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 

Act, 1906, parts of reserves Nos. 9,577 and 31,787, and reserve No. 31,786 from conditional sale (all within the Sandon Gold-field), 
hereunder described, shall be revoked, and they are hereby revoked accerdingly. ; 


[1910-5,624-200 Misc. ] 


W. H. WOOD. 


_. SCHEDULE, 
Seria Division. be eee donee aie County. Parish, | Holding. | Avea. Part revoked. Papers No. 
ea Acres. |- 
Walcha...| Eastern..| * 9,577 From conditional; 21 Aug., 1886] Vernon ....} Gill... ...| Emu Creek] 2,570 That part within areas set| 1910-4,931 
sale, (Within R.A. No. 2,) (about). apart this day for addi-| Micc. 
Sandon Goid- |; and Apsley | tional holdings at 15s. and 
” ine field.) : = Shire, ale Zs, . ie, ; 
Ole cn do .. 31,787 do -| 1Dec., 1900 do oy do ae do aes 155 That part within an area set do . 
(about). apart this day for addi- i 
tional holdings, portions 1 ’ 
and 38. (Plans V. 9ll and 
i 1,137-1,719.) 
Do ... do... 31,786 do we berks a 5 do «| Ella ae do wai 175 The whole, portion 31. (Plan do ° 
s (about). V.1,143-1,719.) 


1453] F Department of Mines, 
3 Sydney, rd August, 1910. 


“REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN THE CANOWINDRA GOLD-FIELD), 
2 PARISH OF COLLETT, COUNTY OF ASHBURNHAM. ; : 


H® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
. eoncurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that; in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Slining 
Act, 1906, part of Reserve from conditional sale (within the Canowindra Gold-field), hereunder described, shall be revoked, and it is 
hereby revoked accordingly. - . 


[1910-5,626-200 Misc. } 7 — W. H. WOOD. 
SCHEDULE. : 
Land ; Reserve Date of Ps | ich . Papers | 
District. Division. No. Purpoee, Drontaia Shon County. |_ Parish. Shire. Area, | Part revoked, No. 
Go, Dae Br tere ak 
Molong ...| Hastern..| ..... Reserve from condi-| 18 April,1880; Ashburn- | Collett ...) Boree .. | 10 0 0} That part within por-| 1910-4,390 
tional sale (within; | ham. ‘ tion 171. Plan’ A! -Mise. ¢ 
Canowindra Gold-, 6,851-1,770. pieedied fae 
field. Proclaimed) : 
2ist March, 1879.) Oe 
[758] , Department of Mines, -s 


Sydnoy. 3rd August, 1910. 


REVOGATION OF PARTS OF RESERVE No. 22,514 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN THE GLOUCESTER 
GOLD-FIELD) PARISHES OF CRAVEN AND KORNGA, COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the adviee of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
H concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in parsuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 
Act, 1906, parts of Reserve No, 22,514 from conditional sale (within the Gloucester Gold-field) hereunder described, shall be revoked, and 


they are hereby revoked accordingly. 


* [1910-5,452-200 Misc.] Sates i W. H. WOOD. 
SCHEDULE, 
| L Rods Reserve Date of ‘ ee. | Pas Part ede Papers 
| At mal Division. | “No. - Purpose, Notification. County. Parish. | Shire Area, art revoke No. 


, Acres, 
.| 22,514 | From conditional) 25 May, 1895] Gloucester.) Craven and| Gloucester ... 8,030 | Those parts within an area set apart) Ms. 1910 
ears sale (within a Kornga. (about). this day for original conditional) 3,819 
Gloucester Gold- purchase or original conditional) (Mise.) 
field). ‘ purchase acd associated condi+ 


tional lease, al 15s. per acre, and 
within trigonometrical reserve 
21,571. 

Plan G. 2,756-1,479 M. 


4314 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. [3 Ava., 1910. 


~~, 


(751} 2; Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 12,012 FOR GOLD-MINING PURPOSES, PARISHES OF OURANEE AND 
GLENKEN, COUNTY OF SELWYN. 


| | IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 
Act, 1906, part of Reserve No. 12,012 for gold-mining purposes, hereunder described, shall be revoked, and it is hereby revoked 


accordingly. 
(1910-5,453-200 Misc. } W. H. WOOD. 
SCHEDULE. 
feria Divisi Reserve Purpose ate of Count, Parish Holding Area Part revoked Papers No. 
District, | ~*V*1°-) No bales Notification, Me : : . : : 


a. Y. Dp. 3 

Tumba-| Eastern..| 12,032 | For geld-mining) 12 July, 183)...| Selwyn ...) Ouranee Ouranee R.A./670 0 0} That part within an area set Mise. 
rumba purposes, and 14a. (about) apart this day fr O,C.P | 1910-3,876. 

Glenken, and C.L., at 16s. 8d. per acre 

and reserve 45,297 from 

sale avd lease other than 

special lease, notified this 

day. 


[754] Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 8rd August, 1910, 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 82,320 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN CUDGEBEGONG 
GOLD-FIELD), PARISH OF YARROBIL, COUNTY OF BLIGH. 
I pis Excellency the Goverror, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 
Act, 1996, part of Reserve No. 32,320 from conditional sale (within Cudgebegong Gold-field), hereunder described, shall be revoked, 


and it is hereby revoked accordingly. 
[1910-5,622-200 Misc. ] W. HW. WOOD. 


ScHEDULE. 


Land eae Date of 
District. Division. 


Reserve 
No. Notification. 


Purpose, County. Parish. | Shire. | Area, | Part revoked. Papers Ne, 


a r. p. 
Wellington | Eastern | 32,320 | From conditional) 13 April,1°0)|} Bligh  ...| Yarrobil...) Wyaldra ...| 1,246 0 © | That part within portion} Mise. 1910- 
sale (within (about). 135,—as shown cn plan] $4,967. 
Cudgebegong catalogued B, 8,852-1,570 
Gold-field). Rol), and reserved ioads 
* through the portion 


[757] Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN TORRYBURN GOLD-FIELD), 
PARISH OF MORSH, COUNTY OF HARDINGBR. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 

concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 

Act, 1906, part of Reserve from conditional sale (within Torryburn Gold-field), hereunder described, shall be revoked, and it is hereby 
revoked accordingly. sd 


[1910-5,690-201 Miec.] W. H. WOOD. 
ScHEDULE. 
Ap as Division. err’ Purpose, onan baa County. | Parish. | Shire. | Area, | Part revoked. Papers No. 
; Beer, pe 

Armidale...) Eastern..| ...... Torryburn Gold-field,) 2 Jume, 18&4| Hardinge| Morse ...| Gostwyck Shire} 40 1 0 | Thatpart within measured| Ms. 1910- 
reserved from condi- portion 217, (Plan H.| 3,456, 
tional sale. 4,413-1,762.) 

[755] Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 
REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 4,365 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN THE BOOROOK AND 
LUNATIC GOLD-FIELD), PARISHES OF CALLANYN AND ANTIMONY, COUNTY OF BULLER. vs 
I ES Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 


Act, 1906, part of Reserve No. 4,365 from conditional sale (within the Boorsok and Lunatic Gold-field), hereunder described, shall be 
revoked, and it is hereby revoked accordingly. 


[1910-5,627-250 Misc. ] W. H. WOOD. 
SCHEDULE. 
A Division. so Purpose, ONC ER County. Parish. Holding. | Area. Part revoked. Papers No, 


| | 


a. Pf. Pp: c 
Tenter- Eastern..| 4,365 | From conditional; 22 Oct., 1&87| Buller «-| Callanyn & Cheviot Hills Nortb|160 0 0 | That part within an area| Ms, 1910- 


field and sale (within the Antimony.| and Callauyn Re-| (about). set apart this day for| 4,' 30. 
C. sino, Boorook aud, sumed Area No additional holdings. 

Lunatic Gold.) 552, and Tenter- 

field). field Shire. 
(756) Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 
RESERVE FROM OCCUPATION UNDER ANY MINER’S RIGHT OR BUSINESS LICENSE. 


fi Is Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Counci!, and in pursuance of the powers conferred by section 14 (3) of 
the Mining Act, 1906, has been pleased bo exempt from occupation under any miner’s right or business license, the Crown Lands 


herein described. 
[1910-5,567-209 Misc ] W. H. WOOD. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
~ Lanp District oF Dusso, Gospsora Surre. 


No. 1,151. Parish of Bald Hill, county of Lincoln, area 12 acres. The Crown Lands within the boundaries of measured portions 6 
and 7, (Plan P. 1,436-1,978.) 


Norz.—Includes reserve 12 from sale for Public School purposes, revoked this day, 


3 Ava., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120, 


4315 


Lands Deyariment Motices. 


, PROCLAMATION 
Nrw Sourn W ALES, ih By His Excellency The Right Honour- 


to wit. fable Frevertc Joux Navier, Baron 
CHELMsrorp, Knight Commander of 

(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 

W. P. Cortex, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 


Se A the State of New South Wales and its 
ais Lacellency the Bis hee Wy 5 if 
ser aon Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia, 


HEREAS an Advisery Board, duly constituted 
under the ‘‘Closer Settlement (Amendment) Act, 
1907,” has reported that the land described in the Schedule 
hereto is suitable to be acquired for closer settlement: Now, 
therefore, I, FrepERIc JoHN Napier, BARON CHELMSFORD, 
the Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive 
Council of the said State, in pursuance of the provisions of 
the said Act, do declare, by this notification to be published 
in the Government Gazette, that I propose to acquire the 
said land for the purpose of closer settlement. 
[Clo. Sett. 1910-3, 188. ] 


SCHEDULE. 
THE LAND REFERRED TO. 


Area about 12,400 acres. That part of the estate known as 
“‘ Wandary,” situate within the county of Forbes, parishes 
of Braulin, Mulyandry, Cumbijowa, and Wongajong, Land 
District of Forbes, Jemalong Shire,—shown by red edging on 
plan catalogued Ms. 796 Fbs., in the Department of Lands. 


Given under my Hand and Seal, this second day of 
August, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine 
hundred and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s 
Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 


S. W. MOORE. 


[559] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


[672] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accordance 
with the provisions of the 106th section of the Crown 
Lands Act of 1884, His Excellency the Governor, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to approve 
of the appointment of the undermentioned gentlemen as 
Trustees respectively of the. portions of land hereinafter par- 
ticularised, namely :— 


The portion of the General Cemetery at Jerry’s Plains, 
dedicated 20th August, 1886, set apart for Unsectarian Burial 
Ground :— 
Messrs. David Brown. 
Malcolm Brown. 
Edward David Cohen. 
(Ms. 1910-10,512] 


The portion of the General Cemetery at Stannum, dedicated 
22nd March, 1895, set apart for Presbyterian Burial Ground :— 


The Reverend James Mills Stoops. 

Messrs. James Moffett Reid. 
Alexander Ogilvie. 
Henry Georgeson. 
George James Lawson. 
John MacDowall. 
Hatry Jarrett. 

[ Ms. 1910-10,329] 


Recreation Ground at Louth, area 120 acres, dedicated 29th 
April, 1881 :— 
Robert Archibald Simpson, Esquire 


(in lieu of Mr. J. J. Pugh, resigned), 
(Ms. 1910-11,395] 


Racecourse at Rylstone, area 100 acres, dedicated 26th April, 
1893 :— 
Messrs. Francis John Dunn. 
Maurice Hayward. 
George White Hardwick. 
Jobn William Farrar. 
Herbert Stanley Thompson. 


8. W. MOORE. 


Nore.—In lieu of notice in Gazette of 6th July, 1910, 
No. 120, 3 Aveust, 1910.—4. 


> 


[Ms. 1910-11,414] 


[673] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 8rd Aucust, 1910. 


" is hereby notified, for public information. that, in accordance 

with the provisions of the Public Trusts Act, 1897, 
His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Hxecu- 
tive Council, has been pleased to approve of the appointment 
of the undermentioned gentlemen as Trustees respectively of 
the portions of land hereinafter particularised, namely :— 


Reserve No. 28,373 at Werris Creek, county of Buckland, 
parish of Clift, area 8 acres 1 rood, being portion 236, notified 
15th October, 1£98, for Public Recreation : — 


Edward Auld, Esquire 


(in lieu of Mr, F. C. Leis, resigned). 
[ Ms. 1910-10,977] 


7 
Reserve No. 45,189 at Marlee, county of Macquarie, parish of 
Lewis, area 1 rood 233 perches, being portion 254, notified 4th 
May, 1910, for Public Hall :— 


Messrs. Andrew Peter Gillogley. 
Walter Robinson, 
John William McPherson. 
John Cochrane. 
Robert White. 
John Wallace. 
Matthew Jarman. 
[Ms. 1910-10,95*] 


The portion of reserve No. 44,847 for General Cemetery at 
Lithgow, county of Cook, parish of Lett, notified 9th February, 
1910, set apart for Baptist Burial Ground :— 


Messrs, James Short. 
Joshua Lewis Morris. 
Jobn Jones. 
Richard Francis Lean. 
James Thomas. 
[ Ma. 1910-10,227) 


Reserve No. 668 at Silverton, county of Yancowinna, parish of 
Bray, area 11 acres 10 perches, notified 24th September, 1884, 
for Publte Recreation, and known as Central Park :— 


Messrs. William Robert Davy, 
William Henry Lord 


(in lieu of Messrs. H. Davies, resigned, and R. H. Trezise, 
deceased). 
[Ms. 1910-10,877] 


The portion of reserve No. 45,070 for General Cemetery at 
Duri, county of Parry, parish of Warral, notified 30th March, 
1910, set apart for Roman Catholic Burial Ground :— 


The Right Reverend Patrick Joseph O’Connor, D.D. 
The Very Reverend James Joseph O’Neill. 
Messrs. Michael Fleming. 
William John Cahil. 
Theodore Augustine Fanker. 
Patrick George Hallinan. 
Michael Flood. 
[Clo. Sett. 1910-3,045 ] 


The portion of reserve No. 45,290 for General Cemetery at 
Burren Junction, county of Jamison, parish of Dewhurst, 
notified 25th May, 1910, set apart for Roman Catholic Burial 
Ground :— 


The Right Reverend Patrick Joseph O’Connor, D.D. 
The Reverend Patrick Joseph O’ Hanlon, 
Messrs. William Boake. 
Oliver John Hardy. 
William Houlahan, 
Patrick Muichahy. 
Peter Radford. 
[ Ms. 1910-.10,510] 


The portion of reserve No. 45,309 for General Cemetery and 
Plantation at Kelvin, county of Nandewar, parith of Yarrari, 
notified 1st June, 1910, set apart for Roman Catholic Burial 
Ground :— 


The Right Reverend Patrick Joseph O’Connor, D.D. 
The Reverend James Walsh. 
Messrs. Patrick Kennedy, 
Francis O’ Brien. 
John Connolly. 
(Ms. 1910-10,387] : 


4316 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 


Reserve No. 45,222 at Guyra, county of Sandon, parish of 
Falconer, area 75 acres 3 roods, being portion 85, notified 1ith 
May, 1910, for Racecourse :— 


Messrs, Willism Mundy. 
James Starr. 
Edward Baynes Purser. 
Richard Pearson. 
Arthur Albert Brown. 
[Ms, 1910-11,511] 


Reserve No, 43,919 at Frogmore, county of King, parish of 
Alton,.,area 6 acres, notified 19th May, 1909, for Public 
Recreation :— 
Messrs. William Joseph Cassells. 
John Boyd. 
Thomas Rochfort, 
Thomas Michael Slattery. 
William John Joseph Cassells. 


[ Ms. 1910~-11,843] S. W. MOORE. 


Notr.—In lieu of notice in Gazette of 28th July, 1909. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 


i hap is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accord- 
ance with the provisions of the Public Trusts Act, 1897, 
His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, has been pleased to approve of the appointment of 
The Corporate Trustees of the Diocese of Grafton and Armi- 
dale as Trustees of the portions of the General Cemeteries at 
the following places, set apart for Church of England Burial 
Ground, namely :— 
Duri—Reserve No. 45,070, notified 80th March, 1910. [Clo. 
Sett. 1910-3,045]. 
Burren Junction—Reserve No. 45,290, notified 25th May, 1910. 
[Ms. 1910-10,510]. 
Kelvin—Reserve No. 45,309, notified 1st June, 1910. [Ms 


1910-10,387. 
S. W. MOORE. 


[674] 


[664] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 
1G be Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to approve of the 
following amended Form No. 97 in substitution for that at 
present.in force bearing the same number under the Crown 


Lands Acts (MI. 1910-6,935). 
S. W. MOORE. 


Form 97. 
CROWN LANDS ACT AMENDMENT ACT, 1903. 


APPLICATION FOR THE EXTENSION OF A SETTLEMENT LEASE 
APPLIED FOR BEFORE THE IsT JANUARY, 1904. 


IN pursuance of the provisions of the “Crown Lands Act 
Amendment Act, 1903,” I {Name in full], being the holder of 
the Settlement Lease hereunder specified, hereby apply for an 
extension thereof for the term of forty years from the date of 
the commencement of the said lease. 

I have lodged with the Colonial Treasurer the prescribed 
deposit of £1, and receipt therefor is at foot hereof. 


PARTICULARS OF THE LEASE REFERRED TO. 


No. 

Division 

Land District 

Commencement of lease 
Gazette notification of approval 


The following Additional Settlement Leases, made in virtue 
of the abovementioned Settlement Lease, are also held by 
me :— 

No. 

Division 

Land District 

Commencement of lease 

Gazette notification of approval 
Signed this day of 
(Signature of Applicant) 
(Address and nearest Post Town) 


To the Under Secretary for Lands, 
Sydney. 


101 


Received in connection with the above application the 
prescribed deposit of One Pound (£1). 


pro Treasurer, 
The Treasury, New South Wales, 


191. 


* 


[3 Ava., 1910, 


[665] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 


E IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, has been pleased to approve of the 
following amended Form No. 151 in substitution for that at 
present in force bearing the same number under the Crown 


Lands Acts (M1. 1910-6,936). 
S. W. MOORE. 


Form 151. 


SECTION 24, CROWN LANDS ACT OF 1889, SECTION 
81, CROWN LANDS (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1908. 


Suspension or Remission of Condition of Residence. 


IN pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, I 
being the holder of the (state class of Holding) 
mentioned hereunder, hereby apply that the condition of 
residence attaching thereto be (suspended or remitted) for a 
period of computed from 
The grounds for this application are as follows :— 


[This will not be required, if the application is under section 
24, Crown Lands Act, 1889.] 


If this application is granted, I agree to perform the following 
additional conditions, or any other condition that the Board 
may determine :— 


(Signature) 
(Address and nearest Post Town) 
(Date) 
No. of $date Date of 
Holding. Tete Dice | Confirmation. 


To tHe District SURVEYOR 
AID Don at wien sietelasahaenm ane tocerret te 


~ ~ = — 


[732] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 


PROPOSED CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY ROAD 
AND PARTS OF KOADS. 


Nee is hereby given that the Minister for Lands is of 

opinion that it is expedient to close, under the provisions 
of the 19th and 20th sections of the “ Public Roads Act, 1902,” 
the road and parts of roads hereunder described; and all persons 
interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, 
addressed to the Minister, within one month from date of 
this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist 
to the closing of the said road and parts of roads. 


S. W. MOORE. 


DESCRIPTIONS. 


The unnecessary road separating Henry Johnson’s portion 
115 from same’ owner’s portions 61 and 62, parish of Wallah, 
county of King, Murrungal Shire No. 109. 

[Rouds 1910-541-1] 

The unnecessary part of Devlin-street between Wood-street 
and Dean-street, and the unnecessary lane through section 14, 
village of Matong, parish of Elliott, county of Bourke, Coola- 
mon Shire No, 78. 

[Roads 1910-530-1] 


Department of” Lands, 
Sydney, 3rd August, 1910, 


APPROACHING LAND SALES. 


ROWN LANDS have been advertised in the Government 
Gazette for sale at the undermentioned places and 
dates :— 


bees 
3 oO. 
CANOWINDRA—Friday, 23rd September, 1910 .. 97 
GouLBuRN—W ednesday, 17th August, 1910 rane 
Mosama—Wednesday, 24th August, 1910 .. con LOF 
MurRRUMBURRAH—Friday, 12th August, 1910 ... 97 
MuswuLLBRookK— Wednesday, 17th August, 1910 97 
NARRANDERA—Wednesday, 17th August, 1910 ... 97 
Prak Hitit—Friday, 12th August, 1910 ... oe (97 
TaMBaR SpRinGs—Saturday, 6th August, 1910 ... 97 
Youne—Wednesday, 7th September, 1910 mee wy 


8. W. MOORE. 


ad 


‘. 


3 Ava. 1910.] 


[662] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 


BY-LAWS FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF 
MEADOWBANK PARK: 
Ely 


S Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the Exective Council, having been pleased to 
make the following By-laws for the management of 
Meadowbank Park, such By-laws are hereby published 
for public information, in accordance with the pro- 
visions of the Public Parks Act, 1902. 


[Ms. 1910-12,195] S. W. MOORE. 


We, the trustees appointed for land at Meadowbank, 
dedicated for Public Recreation, and known as 
‘‘Meadowbank Park,’ do hereby make under the 
Public Parks Act, 1902, and by virtue of the powers 
thereby conferred, the following by-laws, for the 
breach of any of which we do hereby, in pursuance of 
the provisions of the said Act, impose upon the 
offenders or offender, the fines hereinafter specified 
respectively. 

1. The trustees shall expend in the improvement of 
the park, all such sums as may be derived as revenue 
from such park, including sales of grass-right, fees, 
fines, collected donations, subscriptions, or Govern- 
ment grants in aid thereof. + Such.sums shall be kept 
in a bank to the credit of the Park Account, and 
shall not be used or applied in or towards expenditure 
other than is herein directed. Any persons offending 
against this provision shall be liable to a penalty not 
exceeding ten pounds. The improvements to be made 
by the trustees, shall consist of fencing, planking, 
and protecting trees and shrubs, laying-out fvotpaths, 
construction of gardens, erection of pavilion, wharf, 
and other necessary buildings, formation of cricket 
grounds, and other purposes of improvement and 
public recreation. 

2. The trustees may appoint a ranger, bailiff. or 
overseer over the said park, with powers and authori- 
ties necessary to enable him to perform his duties as 
the said trustees may from time to time deem tit. 

3. The park shall be open at all times to the public, 
but may if the trustees by resolution so direct, be 
closed for a period not exceeding three days at any 
one time, not exceeding nine days in any one year, 
and the trustees may at any such time make a charge 
for admission to the park, and exclude the public 
therefrom, except on payment of such charge, such 
charge to be fixed by the trustees, and the proceeds 
to be devoted to the improvement or maintenance cf 
the park. Any person entering the park, when the 
public shall have been excluded as aforesaid, and re- 
fusing or neglecting to pay such charge upon entry 
as may have been fixed as aforesaid, shall be liable 
to prosecution: No vehicle nor horse traffic shall be 


‘allowed in the park under penalty, except for the 


following purposes:—The trustees shall have the richt 
to enter at any time by their servants with horses and 
drays to carry out any improvement, or for removal 
of earth, carriage of material, &c. 

4, Any person cutting, breaking, or wilfally injur- 
ing any of the ornamental trees, planted within the 
grounds of the park, shall be liable to a penalty not 
exceeding five pounds, for each tree so cut, broken, or 
wilfully injured. The entrances to and exits from 
the park, shall be by, and at such gates and stiles 
therein respectively as the trustees may from time to 
time fix by resolution, and no person shall enter or 
were the park except by such gates and stiles respec- 
‘ively. 

5. No performance or entertainment of any kind 
shall be permitted in the said park, nor shall any 
money be collected at the gates, or elsewhere, without 
written permission of the said trustees. 

6. The control and permission or refusal to allow 
the practice or playing of all games of ball or of 
athletic exercises within the park, shall be vested 
wholly in the trustees, and any person or persons 
persisting in an infringement of the authority of the 
trustees in their direction of these matters shall be 
deemed guilty of an offence and liablity to penalty. 


7. No person shall without permission of the trustees. 


remove, cut, break, or deface any rock, tree, plant, 
shrubs, ferns, mosses, or any seat, gate, lock, post, or 
fence, or write upon, or affix any bill or stencil mark 
to any rock, tree, seat, gate, post, fence, wall, railing, 
building, or any other erection pertaining to the 
park trust, nor remove any earth, stone, or any other 
material, the property of the trustees. No rubbish 
or any kind of refuse may be deposited on. any por- 


tion of the park without express direction and per-_; 


mission of the trustees. 

8. Any person who shall in the said park be in a 
state of intoxication or behave in a disorderly manner, 
or create any disturbance or take part therein, or 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 


4317 


commit any act of indecency, or swear or make use 
of profane, obscene, or insulting language, or other- 
wise misbehave himself or herself shall be liable to a 
fine not exceeding five ponds. 

9. Any person offending against By-law 8 of these 
bomars may be forthwith removed from the said 
park, 

10. No person shall erect any tent, booth, or other 
structure, nor expose any article for sale within the 
said park, without the written permission of the 
trustees first obtained, under liability of a penalty 
not exceeding six pounds. hers 

11. No person shall discharge any firearms within 
the park or interfere with, capture, or destroy any 
birds therein, or light any fire on any part of the 
said park, except where fire-places are provided, or 
in other cases permission obtained from the trustees, 
who may point out where fire may be lighted. 

12. No person shall depasture any horses, cattle, 
sheep, goats, or stock of any kind on the park with- 
out authority of the trustees first had and obtained 
in writing, and the owner of any horse, or cattle, 
sheep, goat, pig, ‘or other destructive animal found 
trepassing within the park shall be liable to a penalty 
not exceeding three pounds. f : 

13. No person shall resort to or use the said park, 
or any building or erection thereon or therein, for 
the purpose of sleeping therein. 

14, Any person offending against any of the fore- 
going by-laws shall, except where otherwise provided 
for, be liable on a summary conviction to a penalty 
not exceeding five pounds. : 

The above by-laws were passed and adopted at a 
meeting of the trustees assembled on the Meadowbank 
Park Ground, on Saturday, May the eighth, one 
thousand nine hundred and nine. 


\ 
W. CHORLEY, 
President. ; 
C. CHURCHILL TUCKER, 
Hon. Secretary. 
J. REDSHAW. 
J. SUTTON. 
H. A. BRIGG. 
DONNELLY FISHER. 
A. DARVALL. 


[344] Department of Lands, ; 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 
14 is hereby notified, for public information, that 

. the Surveyors Board will conduct an examination 
of candidates for licenses to survey under the Crown 
Lands Acts, commencing at 10 a.m. on Monday, 19th 
September, 1910, at the Office of the Chief Surveyor, 
Department of Lands. Peak 

Candidates are informed that their applications, 
together with documentary evidence of having com- 
plied with the preliminary conditions, must reach the 
Secretary to the Board at least ten days before the 
date fixed for the examination. 


[Minl. 1910-6,433] 


(L.8.) 


S. W. MOORE. 


[433 j Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
TOWN OF QUIRINDI. 
Ge 


is hereby notified, for public information, that, at the 
expiration of three months from thie date, it is intended, 
under the provisions of section 107 of the Crown Lands Act 
of 1884, and section 57 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, to 
alter the design of the town of Quirindi by converting part of 
the town lands into suburban lands, ahi 
Lithographs showing the proposed alteration may be in 
spected at the Crown Land Office, Tamworth, Post Office, 
Quirindi, and at the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


| Aln. 1910-7,752] S. W. MOORK. 
[6861] Department of Lands, 

Sydney, 11th May, 1910: 

PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 


TOWN OF BURI. 
1 is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
at the expiration of three months from this date, 
it is intended, under the provisions of section 107 of 
the Crown Lands Act of 1884, and section 57 of the 


| Crown Lands Act of 1895, to alter the design of the 
| town of Buri, by extending the village boundaries, 


cancelling designed section 8, and substituting there- 
for measured sections 8 and 6,—as shown on plan 
catalogued Buri 12, and opening new streets and lanes 
therein. , 

Lithographs showing the proposed alteration may be 
inspected at the Crown Lands Office, Tamworth, an 
at the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


[Aln. 1910-5,358] S. W, MOORE. 


- 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 


|3 Ava., 1910. 


Department of Lands, 

Sydney, 8th June, 1910. 
PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
TOWN OF TENTEREFIELD. 

T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 


at the expiration ef three months from this date, 
it is intended, under the provisions of section 107 


[7431] 


of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, and section 57 of 


the Crown Lands Act of 1895, to alter the design of 
the town of Tenterfield, by closing the part of Scott- 
street between Miles and Manners streets, and open- 
ing a new street along the west boundary of allot- 
ments 1 to 10 of section 22. 

Lithographs showing the proposed alteration may 
be inspected at the Crown Land Office, Tenterfield, 
and at the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


(Ms. 1910-7,363] S. W. MOORE. 


[606] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 


Prorosats under section 105, Crown Lands Aci of 
1884, and section 41, Crown Lands Act of 1889, 
in respect of Tamworth Show, Recreation and 
Athletic Sports Ground. 


\ HEREAS His Excellency the Governer, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, being of opinion 
that it is expedient in the public interest to resume 
the whole of the land at Tamworth, area 17 acres 2 
roods 3 perches, dedicated 3rd January, 1907, for 
Show, Recreation and Athletic Sports Ground, and 
deseribed in the Schedule hereto, has directed that 
this notice under my hand shall be published in the 
Government Gazette, setting forth the mode in which 
it is proposed to deal with the land in question: Now, 
therefore, notice is hereby given, in pursuance of such 
direction, and in accordance with the provisions of 
the 105th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, and 
the 41st section of the Crown Lands Act of 1889, that 
it is proposed to deal with the said land in the man- 
ner following that is to say,—to revoke the dedication 
and grant of the said land heretofore made, and to 
re-dedicate part of the said land, containing an area 
of 14 acres 2 roods 86 perches, also hereunder de- 
scribed, for Public Recreation and Athletic Sports. 


[Ms. 1910-11,885 ] ©. W. MOORR. 
SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


Description of 17 acres 2 roods 3 perches of land, the 


dedication and grant of which are intended to be | 


revoked. 


County of Inglis, parish of Tamworth, town of Tam- 
worth, area 17 acres 2 roods 3 perches: Commencing 
at the intersection of the south-eastern side of Bris- 
bane-street with the south-western side of Jower- 
street; bounded thence on the north-east by part of 
that side of Lower-street bearing south 48 degrees east 
27 chains 12 links; on the south-east by a line south 
42 degrees west 4 chains 15°1 links; on the south-west 
by lines bearing respectively north 60 degrees 3 
minutes west 17 chains 42°5 links, north 21 degrees 
59 minutes west 3 chains 39°9 links, north 54 degrees 
58 minutes west 1 chain 41 links, north 42 degrees. 29 
minutes west 2 chains 69°1 links, and north 28 degrees 
17 minutes west 3 ghains 12°6 links to the south-east- 
ern side of Brisbane-street aforesaid; and on the 
north-west by part of that side of that street bearing 
north 42 degrees east 5 chains 50°7 links, to the point 
of commencement,—as shown on plan Ms. 597 Th. 


Description of an area of 14 acres 2 roods 26 perches, which 


it is intended to re-dedicate for Public Recreation and 
Athletic Sports. 


County of Inglis, parish of Tamworth, town of Tamworth, 
area 14 acres 2 roods 36 perches. Commencing at the inter- 
section of the south-eastern side of Brisbane-street with the 
south-western side of Lower-street ; and bounded thence on 
the north-east by that side of Lower-street bearing south 48 
degrees east 21 chains 62 links; on the south-east by a line 
bearing south 42 degrees west 5 chains 674 links; on the 
south-west by lines bearing respectively north 60 degrees 3 
minutes west 11 chains 80} links, north 21 degrees 59 minutes 
west 3 chains 39,9, links, north 54 degrees 58 minutes west 1 
chain 41 links, north 42 degrees 29 minutes west 2 chains 69, 
links, north 28 degrees 17 minutes west 3 chains 12,5 links to 
the south-eastern side of Brisbane-street aforesaid ; and on the 
north-west by that street bearing north 42 degrees east 5 
chains 50,5 links to the point of commencement, —as shown 
on plans T. 48 and T, 78-1,393 and Ms, 257 Th, 


[37] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th July, 191C, 


TENDERS FOR SPECIAL LEASES FOR * AGRICUI- 
TURE AND DAIRYING” UNDER THE PROY1- 
SIONS OF THE CROWN LANDS ACTS. 


Lanp Disrrict oF GuNDAGAT. 
ie accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts. 

_ itis hereby notified, for general information, that Tenders 
will be received at this Department not later than 3 o'clock 
p-m. on Wednesday, 17th August, 1910, for Special Leases for 
“ AGRICULTURE AND DarryiIne” of the land set forth in the 
Schedule hereunder. The leases will be subject to the general 
provisions and conditions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regu- 
lations thereunder, and to the following special conditions, 
provisions, exceptions, covenants, and reservations :— 

1. The term of the leases will be from the date of the 
notification of the Minister’s acceptance of the-Tender to 31st 
December, 1929. 

2. The rent for each year shall be paid in advance to the 
Crown Lands Agent of the District, or to the State Treasurer at 
Sydney, on or before the 3ist December of the year preceding, 
otherwise penalties for the late payments shall be incurred, and 
the leases shall be liable to forfeiture. 

2. The fees as specified in the Schedule attached hereto and 
the balance of rent to 51st December, 1910, shall be paid by the 
lessee within one month from date of notification in the Govern- 
ment Gazette of the Minister’s acceptance of the Tender. 

4. Not more than one lease shall be held by the same person, 
or in the same person’s interest. Ne: 

5. The lessee shall, within two years from the date of noti- 
fication in the Government Gazette of the granting of the lease, 
clear and grub all dead timber and stumps on the area leased ; 
bucn off or remove all fallen timber thereon, and cultivate an 
area of not less than 10 acres, and shall thereafter keep not 
less than 10 acres under cultivation during the currency of the 
lease. Sufficient of the standing green timber shal! be retained 
for shade, and no’ green gums ,within 1 chain of the river 
bank shall be destroyed. 

G. The lessee shall maintain existing fencing in efficient 
repair during the currency of the lease. : 

7. In addition to the above, the leases shall be subject to 
subsections 1, 4, 6 to 18, 19, and’ 20 of Regulation No. 215, 
notified 80th March, 1910. 

8. Failure to comply with any of the above conditions or a 
conviction under the Public Health Act or Dairies Supervision 
Act, as the case may be, will render the leases liable to for- 


. feiture. 


Tenders shall be addressed to the Under Secretary for Lands, 
and endorsed ‘‘ Tender for Special Lease for Agricultural and 
Dairying Purgoses, Land District of Gundagai,” with date 
of Gazette notice, and they shall be made under and subject to 
the following conditions and provisions and reservations :— 

(a) Tenders shall be made on Form 74, and shall clearly 
describe the land applied for, and shall be accompanied 
by a receipt showing that a deposit equal to the 
amount stated in the Gazette as the upset annual 
rent of one portion has been paid to the Land 
Agent or the State Treasurer, and also by a statutory 
declaration made by the tenderer giving full par- 
ticulars of all lands owned or held by him. 

(b) The deposit paid by the person whose tender is 
accepted shall be credited on account of the first 
yearsrent. If a tender be withdrawn, the deposit, 
wholly or in part, may be retained. 

(c) A tender from any person already holding a living 
area will not be accepted. 

(d) The Minister reserves the right to refer the whole or 
any of the tenders for the undermentioned blocks to 
the Local Land Board for a report for his guidance’ 
in selecting the applicant whose tender should be 
accepted. 

(e) The Minister reserves the right to accept or to refuse 
any tender. 

(f) The highest or any tender will not necessarily be 
accepted. 

Heliographs showing the position of the blocks to be leased 
may be seen at the Information Bureau, Lands Department, 
Sydney, and at the office of the Crown Lands Agent, - 
Gundagai. 


[Ms, Ls. 1910-9,094] S. W. MOORE. 


SCHEDULE. 


; Upset 
A Ste Area, Locality. Annual | Fees, &c. 
; Rental, 
AS AP | PBs £ 8s. a. 
897 | 26 0 JU |) Fronting the Mele aa 19 10) O*).. 1.58, 6 
| River, opposite the Race- 
| | course and Show Ground at 
398 | 25 0 0) Gundagai, parish North;/1815 0% 1 3 5 
| Gundagai, county Claren- 
|| don, municipality of North | 
599 | 18 0 0 J Gundagai eS Om OMe Las. gal 


* Including rental value of Crown improvements. 


3 Ave., 1910.] 


[269] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 18th July, 1910, 
NEW MAPS FOR SALD. 
i ys SALE, at the Maps Sales Branch, Head Office, Bridge- 
‘ street, Sydney, and at the respective Crown Lands Agente’ 
Offices as hereunder mentioned, the foliowing new Maps. 
Price Is. each. 


Parish. County, Land Agent’s Office. 
Bimmil ... Auckland ... Eden, 
Wonboyn... ee do wore ale 
EEO WOM ie oe Sas do ue GO 
Narrabarba ue do ae G0 
Big Badga ... Beresford Cooma 
Good Good nag do « do 
Lennox ... Bathurst . Orange. 
Freemantle et do ... Bathurst and Orange. 
Vittoria ... a do us do 
Brangalgan ... Bourke ... . Wagga Wagga. 
Ramsay’ ... oe GE, men ... Barmedman. 
Narragudgil ... Bland .. Wyalong & Barmedman. 
Monsoon ... ... Burnett ... Warialda. 
Kangaroo... tee SUL CT tees ... Tenterfield. 
Tantorian.., ..» Cadell ... Deniliquin. 
Greenfield Cowley ... Queanbeyan. 
Calderwood ... Camden . Wollongong. 
Gidalambone .. Canbelego . Nyngan. # 
Deua oc ... Dampier ... Moruya, 
Moruya ... che do nie do 
Momolong ... Denison... ... Corowa 
Gereldery BSA do a, alo 
Warmatta ee do coy ETO! 
Tocumwal Set do pag (dO 
Boonanoomana .., do Sap). ae: 
Tabulam ... Rese Take Maye +. Casino. 
Koukandowie . Fitzroy ... ... Grafton. 
Banar ee HOPS a eke, ... Condoblin. 
CarawandooL .... do ... ... Horbes. 
Warangla... Pees re Ova eee net ie peak XO) 
Wheoga ... CLO ... Forbes and Grenfell. 
Wamboyne ogo Gl ... Condoblin & Wyalong. 
Ugalong ... Réeue AO ... Condoblin. 
Youngareen cea CLOR yt Sa ... Wyalong. 
Cadow ... a vi ie (1 Olde whe ... Forbes and Condoblin. 
South Borambil... do... ... OCondoblin. 
Wilbertroy eee OO ics .. Forbes. 
Udah ire See CLO Lae sos ... Wvalong. 
Ungarie ... Bre korg Ran ih LO 
Jemalong West ... do ... ooo) HONbes: 
Terrabile ... «. Gowen ... .-- Coonamble. 
Callangoan eh CO" jaan ees do 
Tinonee .., .. Gloucester ... Taree 
Mummel ... soo HLAWER Sf ado 
Baldwin ... . Hardinge .. Armidale. 
Weeta Waa ... Jamison ... Narrabri. 
Manamoi ... we do we do 
- Biala devia Shave ae oes | ..» Gunning. 
Mundoonen BRE. dO Bos ... Gunning and Yass. 
Bullinda .., » Lincoln .., ».« Dubbo. 
Gidginbilla ... Leichhardt .. Coonamble. 
Harrington . Macquarie nop Larees 
Bulgandramine ... Narromine ... Dubbo. 
North Bellingen ... Raleigh .. Bellingen. 
Newry |... ep RO ... Lamworth. 
Tantarana . Stapylton . Moree. 
Glenkin ... ... Selwyn ... ... Tumbarumba. 
Bringenbong ... do... Sas do 
Walaregang ne COW eres a do 
Greg Greg vee Ole Sisee isn do 
Munderoo are, ME LOR ise Sb do 
Gordon ... Wallace... «. Cooma, 
Addicumbene ... do  ... Beno 
Coreinbob we Wynyard .. Wagea Wagga, 
Wallgrove ... Wallace... - . Cooma. 

Towns 
Bogabri aie ts Rat ««» Gunnedah. 
Narrabri ie ae ae . Narrabri. 
Villages. 

Tomingley ... nae ‘er . Dubbo. 
Blackheath ... = 5e .. Lithgow. 
Canbellego.., eek . Cobar. 


Price 53 :— 

Parish Field of Mars, county Cumberland ... Sydney. 

ROBT. McDONALD, 
Under Secretary. 


{679} ‘@ Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 30th July, 1910. 
POSTPONEMENT OF AUCTION SALR. 
N OTICE is hereby given that the Sale of portion 1,391, 
iS parish of Young, county of Monteagle, advertised to be 


held at Young onthe 3rd August, 1910, has been postponed 
until Wednesday, 7th September, 1910. 


[Aln. 1910-10,436] ROBERT McDONALD, 
, é Under Secretary. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 


4319 


[746] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, drd August, 1910. 


ERRATUM NOTICE. 


‘N connection with the notification in the Government 
Gazette of the 20th July, 1910, of the sale of occupation 
licenses at Tenterfield, Glen Innes, and Walcha, notice is 
hereby given that the date of sale should read “ Wednesday, 
the 24th day of August, 1910,’ and not “Tuesday, the 24th 
day of August, 1910,” as stated therein, 


ROBERT McDONALD, 


[Oce. 1910-4,576] Under Secretary. 


[739] Western Land Board Office, 
Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 


Tis notified, for public information, that a Meeting of the 
Western Land Board, will be held at the Court-house, 
Broken Hill, on the 11th, 12th, 13th, 15th and 16th days of 
August, 1910, to deal with applications for special leases for 
residential and business purposes. 
E. C. LANDERS, 
Secretary. 


[603] Land Board Office, 


Kempsey, 21st July, 1910. 


NOTICE is hereby given that an application has been received 
from Messrs. John Hibbard and Son, of Port Macquarie, for 
extension of the term of their Special Lease 1,071, Port Mac- 
quarie, of about 124 perches for Slip below high-water mark, 
in the parish Macquarie, county Macquarie. 


Vo By RELE YS, 
Acting District Surveyor. 


[745] Local Land Board Office, 
Dubbo, 30th July, 1910. 


PROPOSED VILLAGE AT ARMATREE SIDING. 


ATTENTION is invited to a proposal to acquire part of John 
Higgins’ Settlement Lease 173 and Mrs. Jane Harvev’s Addi- 
tional Conditional Purchase 1909-82, Land District of Coonam- 
ble, perish of Allamwigoola, county of Kwenmar, for the 
purpose of establishing a Village and providing a Camping 
Reserve at the Armatree Railway Siding, on the Dubbo- 
Coonamble line, and to grant Jands in lieu of thoze surrendered. 

Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited at the 
Offices of the Local Land Hoard at Dubbo, and the Crown Land 
Agent at Coonamble. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should be 
forwarded to the District Surveyor, at Dubbo, not later than 
31st August, 1910. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land Board at 
Gi'gandra, at its next sitting. 


F. J. E. BOOTLE, 
Acting District Surveyor. 


Local Land Board Office, 
Armidale, 29th July, 1910. 


ATTENTION is invited to the applications by John Kelly, 
for Original Conditional Purchase 1909-78 and Additional 
Conditionel Purchase 1909-79 Armidale, being 40 acres and 
100 acres respectively, in the parish of Donald, county of 
Sandon, and being also conversions of Special Leases 2,384 and 
1907-80, Armidale, respectively, the said areas being within 
Camping and Travelling Stock Reserve 4,311, notified on the 
8th October, 1887. 

Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited at the 
Offices of the Local Land Board, Armidale. 

Objections (if any) should be made in writing, and should be 
forwarded to the District Surveyor, Armidale, not later than 
the 30th August, 1910, or may be stated at the Local Land 
Board. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land Board 
at Armidale, on the 5th September, 1910. 


J. BROUGHTON, 


District Surveyor. 


[744] 


Land Board Office, 
Goulburn, 380th July, 1910. 


ATTENTION is invited to an application for revocation of 
Travelling Stock Reserve No. 3,229, parish of Bolong, county 
Georgiana, with a view to its being made available for selection. 

Diagrams illustrating the application are exhibited at the 
Post Office at Crookwell and the Land Board Office at 
Goulburn. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should be 
forwarded to the District Surveyor at Goulburn not later thau 
the 12th August, 1910. 

The application will be considered by the Local Land Board 
sitting at Crookwell on the 15th August, 1910. 


G. H. SHEAFFE, 
District Surveyor. 


Ava., 1910. 


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3 Aua., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 4331 


[666] - Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 3rd August, 1910, 


FORFEITURE OF AN IMPROVEMENT LEASR UNDER SECTION 23 OF THE CROWN LANDS ACT AMENDMENT 
ACT, 1903. ‘ 


INCHES is hereby given that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, bas approved of the Improve- 
ment Lease under section 23 of the Crown Lands Act Amendment Act, 1993, specified in the annexed Schedule, being forfeited; 
and the lease is hereby forfeited. Forfeiture will take effect thirty days after the date of this notice. : 


S. W. MOORE. 


“ Lasp District or Liruaow. 
: Ma | Date of 
Papers, No No. Lessees, Division. Parish, County. Shire. | Area. Rent. ¥ seeroaen Reason of Forfeiture, 
| Lease. 
3 | | te: | 
Occ. «| . | | | Acres.| £& #. d. 
1910-6624 | 1512 | 640 | James Larkin ... «| Eastern! Cullen Builen..| Noxburgh..| Blaxland) 76) | 6 6 8 | 26 June, 1906) Non-payment of rent, 
| 
[667] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 
IMPROVEMENT LEASH FORFEITED. 


ae is hereby given that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has approved of the 
Improvement Lease speeified in the annexed Schedule being forfeited, and the lease is hereby forfeited. Forfeiture will take effect 
thirty days after the date of this notice. pe 
8. W. MOORE. 


Land District oF DENILIQUIN. 


Date of 
Lease | Block peace 5 : Execution of Mavfot 
Papers. isi NG Lessee. Division. Parish. County. Shire, Area, Rent. Tm provement Reason of Forfeiture. 
Lease. 
Qce. Acres, 

1310-6 507 1571 1439 | George Middlemiss ...} Central..| Banargalite | Townsend | Windouran| J,110 | Rent, £61;) 9 Mar., 1907 | Non-pay=ent of rent 
Crown and Crown improve- 
improve- mente, 
mente, 
£5 102, €d.! 

[669] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 
IMPROVEMENT LEASES.—APPRAISEMENT OF RENT. ; 


OTICE is hereby given that the Annual Rentils of the Improvement Leases specified in the annoxed Schedule have been re-determined 
for the balance of the terms of the leases from the 11th January, 1911, in accordance with the concitions of such leases as determined 
by the Improvement Lea:es Board, and in pursuance of section 6 of the Crown Lands Act of 18>9. 


S. W. MOORE. 
SCHEDULE. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


t whi 
Term of Lease. Date on which 


Annual Annual payment of 
Lease Name and Address Land A é 
13 5 F CBS Area. Rent Rent ed Rent Shire. 
pyeks No. of registered Holder. District. Fes ee ae Wowepaid! as mera ied! vis ‘due in 
Occ. Acres, 1908. 1918. pot Fen (oleae Snail ; 
1910-7551/ 1,686 | Commercial Banking} Warren...; 10,333 | 11 Jan....| 10 Jan...) 231 8 4/172 4 4 | 10 January..) Wingadee. 
Company of Sydney 
(Limited). 
ER oye Do <p. Dee wide Dee a Leaman tlle syne wnt OOS 4 Ge O-| 20d. boo OF} 10D ye ce do 
—— ein Se 
[654] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 8rd August, 1910. 
LEASE OF INFERIOR CROWN LANDS. 


&/ OTICE is hereby given that lease has, ia accordance with the 37th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1839, been granted of the 
4% undermentioned lands. 

1. The lease will have a term of about 20 years, to terminate on 2nd February, 1930, subject to the conditions, &c., announced in 
Government Gazette of the 18th August, 1909. i 

2. The rent for each succeeding year must be paid in advance on or before the 2nd February ; if not so paid, or in the event of any 
of the conditions not being complied with, the lease will be liable to forfeiture. : 
Ss. W. MOORE. 


Lanp District or NyNGAN. 


Amount of Date upon 
sitiglines sey Term of Lease— Ve seh 
No, 20 years. 
Lessee’s Name and A Annual Render and was : 
of Papers. Address. Lot. | Parish. County. Area. Rent. | date of payment. advertised Shire, 
Lease, - EE in 
Amount | Date. | From To aS 
Oce. Acres. | & 8. d.| & 8. d.| 1909, |: 1910. 1930, 1909. 
12 1910-7,518 | George Edward Siddall, cf] 16 | Nyngan | Oxley ...| 1,959 | 20 8 2] 20 8 2 | 29 Sept. 8 Feb| 2 Feb.| 18 August | Bogan. 
Sydney. 


i Joni Dineen Ss So) la ee ee ee 


No, 120, 3 Auaust, 1910.—5. = : oS 


4332 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. [3 Ave., 1910, 


[740] : Department of Lands, 
‘Sydney, 8rd August, 191@. 


ANNUAL LEASE APPLICATION LAPSED. 


7 CTICE is hereby given that the amount hereunder mentioned, as called for by Government Gazette of the 29th December 
1809, has not been paid within the time prescribed by Regulation 221 under the Crown Lands Acts. 


The applicant’s right to the lease is therefore hereby declared lapsed for such non-payment, and all moneys paid with 
the application have been forfeited, are 


[Ms, Ls. 1910-10,205 | - 8. W. MOORE, 
SCHEDULE. 
( : Amonnt 
Gazoited ong I 
No. of Land District. Name of Lessee. Parish. County and Shire. Area. Bs har to com- 
> plete rent to 
Papers, 31st Dec,, 1910, 
8.907%, Eel) Mouse, OCs 
1909-44 | Narrabii ..| Grabam, James | Gurleigh .., ...| White; Namoi.,., vail koe 220 120 618 2 
Jeremiah. : 
[653] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 
NOTIFICATION OF FORFEITURE OF A SCRUB LEASE, 


: bes is hereby notified that His Hxcelleney the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has approved of the Scrub 
Lease specified ia the annexed Schelule being forfeited for noa-compliance with bond condition, and the lease is hereby 
forfeited. 
The forfeiture will take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 


S. W. MOORE. 


ree aaa 


a 
os v, 
ge a Nume and Address of Lessee. Land District. | County. | Parish. Shire, Area. Asneal 
Qce. a. YT. Pp. ee ew: be 
286 1910-6496 | Young, Charles, of Teviotdale, near Mungindi) Mcree ..' ..| Benarba...| Yarouah «| Boomi ... We ae 56 00 
about). 
[668 } 2 Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 2rd August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF SURRENDER OF PART OF AWN 18rn SHCTION LEASE. 


Wf is hereby notified, for pabdlic iaformation, that the paré of the undermentioned 13th Section Lease specified in the fifth_ 
edluna of Schedule below, h1s ba20 surreade.ed, as from 3rd August, 1910. 


8. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. E 
Lanp Districr oF DENITIQUIN. 


Area 
Beess Name of Lessee. Helding. Py Description of Area Surrendered, Parishes. | County. | Shire; 
¢ ered, 
Acres, 
186 | The Australian Pcon Boon} 3253 | About three hundred and twenty-four acres in the parishes of} Genoe, Poon! Wakool...| Wakool. 
Mortgage Land Poon Boon and Speewa, county of Wakool, being part of lease} Boon, 
and Finance Co, 136, under the 18th section of the Crown Lands Act Amend-| Speewa, 
(Limited). ment Act, 1908, of about 10,900 acres, namely—Trayelling| Puah, 


stock and camping reserve 19,524, notified on the thirty-first} Bymue, 
day of March, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-four, Bungur- 
and the roads situated to the east of Merran Creek and form-| yah. 

ing part of the said i8th section lease; also about one and a- 
half acres being part of the aforesaid 18th s+etion lease, viz.: 
a road adjoining the south boundary of pcrtion thirty-three of 
one hundred acres, parish of Sseewa, county of Wakool. 


SS eS a re ee ev ee ee 


[Occ, 10-6564} 


[307] Department of Lands. 


APPLICATION FOR LEASH FOR A SPECIAL PURPOSE. 
ie is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned application has been received for Special Lease 
under the provisions of the 89th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, of the land and for the purpose hereunder 


stated, and that it is the intention to grant a lesse, should no sufficient objection be found to exist, after inquiry by the 
Land Beard and consideration by the Minister. i 


. _ Any objections will receive due consideration if lodged in writing with the District Surveyor for the Land Board Distriet 
in which the land is situated on or before the date specifiod hereunder. 


8. W. MOGRE. 
é ; Purpose for Local Land Board |Date up towhich 
Applicant. Locality of Land applied for, Area, which the Lease Office where objectioz objections 
2 is desired. may be lodged. may be lodged. 


Oe 


‘ - &.2- Pp. Fic 
Tie Colonial Sugar) County Rous, parish Terranora. Below high-| 21} links x) Wharf a oe e.| Grafton ass ..| 13 Aug., 1910 


Refining Ceompany Water mark, Tweed River, near Barney’s| 73 links. 
(uw), Special Lease Point, . 

1 66-6, Muarwillum- 

bah, 


- 


£ 


38 Auve., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 120. 4333 


[657] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 3rd August, If 1), 


FORFRYTURE OF SPECIAL LEASES. 


1? is hereby notified, for geneml information, that the Spoeial Leases specified hereunder, are declared forfeited for nov-payment of 
rent on Sp. Us. 2,417, Cobar, and 3,573, Tamworth, and for non-fulfilment of conditions on Sp. Ls. 3,046, Graftor, and 1907-36 and 
1907-87, Mudgee, in accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts. 
The forfeiture will take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date, : 
S. W. MOORE. 


; a = aoe = — 


No. of - No. of Name and Address of | Land District and : Annual 
Lease. Papers. Lessee. Application No. Topplity of Lease. Area. Purpoce. Kent. 
Mg. Ls. | av ereps Ss. -d. 
2417 1919-9910 | Snelson, Peter, of Cubar| 1899- 1,Cobar ...) Portion Sp, L. 99-1, parish Cobar, county Robin- 5 © 0] Brick kiln, ang} 5 0 U 
son, brick-earth (to 
obtain), 
8045 9801 | Raymond, George) 1S00-10, Grafton ...! On the north-east side of Sweeny’s Creek, and 4 0 ©] Agriculture and} 4 0 0 
Alfred, cf Ulmarra, | between that creek and the road f-om Ul-| (about). dairying, 
| marra to Coldstream, parish cf U!marra, 
| county Clarence. 
[ q ( 1907-36, Mudgee ...| Part of R.R. 1,678, east of reserve 40,901, parish} 220 0 0 | Grazing ... 2 1315 0 
cor see 9242 Hutehintson Wy itMar, | Galambine, county Phillip, shire Wyaldca. (about), 
of Wellington-road, 
Dubbo. { 1907-37, Mudgee ...| Part of R.R. 1,678, south of Sp.%s. 1907-36, parish] 279 0 9 do sai oO) aio 
| Gaiambine, county Phillip, shire Wyaldra, (about), 
3576 7259 | Doolan, John, Werris| 1901-14, Tamworth | Portion 252, parish Werrie, c»unty Buckland, 7 0 © | Slavughter-house 8-9-0 
Creek. 2 shire Peel. 
| BL, 8,°44-1,758, 
(653] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 3rd Auguet, 1910, 
. NOTICE OF APPROVAL OF A RESIDENTIAL LEts@. 
N OTICE is hereby given that, in accordance with the provisions of the Orowa Lands Acts anil the Regulations thereunder, a Resid ntial 
Lease of the Crown Lands specified in the anuexed Schedule, has been granted for the term and under the conditions hereunder 
stated. 

The amount now called for must be pail to the Crown Land Agent at Tumbaruma North, within one calendar month from this 
date, and the rent for subsequent years must be paid to the Crown Land Agent, on or before the 2nd August in each 
year, and if not se paid the lease will be liable to forfeiture. 

The lessee must enter into occupation of the land on or before the expiration of three (8) months from this date, and make his usual 
and only home upon the land during the currency of the lease; and must also, within twelve (12) months from date hereof, erect such 
buildings and fences as shall be necessary to an actual residence upon and beneficial use of the land, if the same have not already been 
erected, 

The leszee shall fence the boundaries of the lease with a six-wire fence within twelve months from this date, The lessee shull keep 
the land free from noxious growths, scrub, and vermin during the currency of the lease, a ae 

The lessee is to hold a miner's right continuqusly during the currency of the lease. 


8S, W. MOORE. 
ScHEDULE REFERRED TO. : 


Laxsp District or TumBaRUMBA NortH; SHIRE OF GERMANTON, 


13 | | 

Lon: Annual Amount { 

2oo8 Reg Gold or didiag sass 9 inbcieg Pee | Ampunt a A sa 
ao el dg Teme and A 3 © . includicg gent as crecitecon 

Bug<| No. of si See azest | County. | Parish. Mineral Area, rent for use | deposit, of Ra ed valled 
ate 231 Papers. . Field. of Crown | survey fee, | Bxpenses,| first year’s 6 
Onud | From To improve- | and Feri: {ln2e rent. - for. 
es" 4 | “ments. sional rent 1 : J 


Oec. | a. TB; 1910, 1924. | £ 8, 4.1 £s. dj £5. d.| £6. d.) £8. d. 
1908-6 | 1910-5919{ Lyford, Williem| Wynyard...) Bulalgee...) Humula... 2 2 9 3 Aug.|2Aug./ 2 0 0/ 4°8 0] 830 6| OW 6)/0 7 6 
25 Noy. Henry, of Cara- (portion 55), i : 
bost,” Tumbar- W.. 4,718-2,119. 
umba. 
[670] Western Land Board Office, 


: Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 
APPLICATIONS UNDER SECTION 23 (PART VII), WESTERN LANDS AOTS. 


WT is hereby notified, for public information, that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Couacil, has, in 
L pursuance of the powers contained in the Westera Lin is Acts, iszued Western Lands Leases for the uadermeationed port.ons of land, 
subject to the provisions of those Acts. 


_ Minister for Lands. 
¢ | | Balanee 
ae ¢ oot | Term of Lease. | a «f Rent 
Panes oa ae ae me cf Ares. sak POF of County. | | Be: cae rs ent now 
W.L.B; Aza PAaal 8390. snes . - | From | Do | . already paid. | paid. Pe 
8 | | H ‘1 M 
) 
Acres. .| 1210. | 1048; 4 2s, 2.) £ 8, '.9.)-2 8. fa. 
1910-8803 | 2373 | 265 | Alfred 9,025 | Part of the areas| Finch .,.| 8 Aug. 30 June}/67 13 9) 17 815011 1) Nil. 
Ernest j withdrawn from 
Rowe. Dungalear, 
W.L.L. No. 139, 
and Bundinbar- | 
rina, W.L.L. No. 
. 125. | hie 
8777 | 2374 | 266 | Archibald | 9,025 do dors Jo «| 3 » 1BO » +187 18-8137 8 8 p80 21. 2! Nil. 
Joseph . 
Kennedy. | Be 
8776 | 2875 | 269 | Daniel 8,467 | Part of the area) Narran,,., 3 , | 80 , |7011 2/16 0 10 |64 10 ‘ Nil. 
Ifegarty. withdrawn from 
Quantambone, 
W.L.L. No. 3. | | 


4334 


[748] 


N° 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 


[3 Ava, 1910. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 


REVERSAL OF ANNULLING OF SALFS AFTER AUCTION OF CROWN LANDS. 


[733] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 8rd August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED ALIGNMENT OF STREETS, MUNICIPALITY OF NEWTOWN. 


N 


OTICH is hereby given that the carriage and foot ways of the undermentioned streets having been surveyed and defined, it is 
proposed to align the streets in accordance with such survey, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902. 


Should any person desire to object to the action proposed to be taken, it is requested that objection be made in writing, and 
forwarded to the Minister for Lands within one month from the date of this notice. 
Plan N. 33-1,953 (Roll) of the streets in question may be inspected at this Office, or a copy of the same at the 
Municipal Council Chambers at Newtown. 
.[Rds, 1901-626 -14) 


SCHEDULE OF STREETS REFERRED TO. 


8. W. MOORE. 


\ 
Width of | ; 4 
Name of Street. From To wetaee sopedewing on ara Remarks, 
\ ft. in. ft. in. ft. in. 
Walenore-avenue | Alice-street ..| One foot reserve 42 0 32 0 66 0 Walls encroach, 
¥ along Alice- ’ 

lane, 

Alice-lane... . | King-lane ..-| Pearl-street 16 0 2 feet and 3 feet north-/20ft. & 21ft.| Fences and wall encroach. 
western side, 2 feet 
south-eastern side. 

Holm wood-street...| King-street .. | Pearl-lane ae 42 0 0 63 0 Walls and building encroach. 
Holmwocd-lane ...} King-lane | Pearl-lane ae 16 0 J 2°0 20 0 Fences and buildings encroach. 
Dickson-street .. | King-street | Pearl-lane a 42 0 12 0 66 0 Walls and building encroach. 
Dickson-lane King-lane ...| Peari-lane as 16 0 2 0 2 0 Walls, buildinge, and fences encroach, 
Darley-lane | King-street Three (3) feet re- 14 0 1 0 16 0 Buildings, wall, and fences encroach. 

serve about 837 

links fouth- 

westerly. 
Maria-lane «.| Darley-lane ...| Darley-street 13 6 1=6 16 6 Fences and building encroach. 
King-lane.., . | Alice-lane .. | Holm wood-street 16 0 2 0 2) 0 Fenees and buildings encroach, Ee 
King-lane.., ..-| Holmwood-street | Dickson-street ... 16 0 2 0 20 0 do do 
King-lane.., ...| Dickson-street ...) Wells-street .. 16 0 2 0 2) 0 Wall and fences encroach. 
Pearl-lane ...| Alice-lane --| Wells-street .., 16 0 2 0 20 0 Fences and buildings encroach. 
[734] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPO3ED ALIGNMENT OF STREETS.—VILLAGE OF LOCKHART, LOCKHART SHIRE— 
“URBAN AREA.” : 


7] OTICE is hereby given that the carriage and foot ways of the undermentioned streets having been surveyed and defined, 
“it is proposed to align the streets in accordance with such survey, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902. 
“Should any person desire to object to the action proposed to be taken, it is requested that objection be made in writing 
and forwarded to the Minister for Lands within one month from the date of this notice. 

‘Plan L, 1-2,594 (Roll) of the streets in question may be inspecte1 at this Office, or a copy of the same at the Shire Council 
Chambers at Lockhart, 
[Rds. 1909-507-14} 


SCHEDULE OF STREET REFERRED TO. 


S. W. MOORE. 


Hanke bt Sicest From To eee: wiier st Total width Remark 
. sig) each Footway. al w S emarks. 
ft. in, ft. in. ft. in.} 
Galore-street «| Urana-street «.| Hast-street eh Betbacinacecsiere 16 36 teresenieee | Slight fence encroachments, 
(south side only), 
99 9 182 0 ) 

Green-street,.. | Brookong Creek ...| Hast-street ie As and 16 6 / and Buildings, verandahs, and fences 

: 66 0 ; 99 0 j encroach, 
Hebden-street «| Halliday-street East-street ae sé: 66 0 16 6 99 0 Iron shed and fences encroach. 
Diebert-street + | Halliday-street ...| Day-street ee e- 66 0 16 6 99 0 Fence encroachments, 
Diebert-street «-| O’Connell-street ...| Hast-street rep ES 66 0 16 6 99 0 do 
Brookong-street ..., Halliday-street Bast-street oF 65 0 16 6 99 0 do 
Ferrier-street ..| Urana-street . | Bast-street as 2 66 0 16 6 99 0 Cottage and fences encroach. 
Urana-street «| Green-street | Galore-street ... vs 66 0 16 6 939 0 Grain shed and fences encroach. 
Halliday-street .,.| Brookong-street ...| Green-street  ... Pes 68 0 16 6 98. 0 Shed and fences encroach. 
Matthews-street ..,| Brookong-street ...| Ferrier-strect ... ae 66 0 16 6 99 0 Buildings and fences encroach, 
Day-street ...| Brookong-street ..| Galore-street .. es 66 0 16 6 99 0 do 
QConnell-street ...) Brookong-street ...| Galore-street ... oa 66 0 16 6 99 (0 Cottage and fences encroach. 
Hayes-street «| Brookong-street ...| Galore-street ; s 66 0 16 6 99 0 Stable and fences encroach. 
East-street ... -.| Brookong.street ...| Galore-street ‘ Sills cedcéatyereeen 16 6 nae ves senieatocs Fence encroachments. 

(west side only). 


ee oe eee 


TICE is hereby given that the annulling of the After-Auction Sales hereunder particularised, which was notified in the Government 
Gazette on the dates hereunder specified, has been reversed. 


yaaa a 8. W. MOORE. 
SOHEDULE. 
| | < 
covet Situation of Land. ; A 
No, of | Land District Date ot | ‘s 5 g a Name of Date of : 
| and ; p iS) & ; Shire, 
Papers. Date of Sal Gazetial. | 1S Rel G Purchaser. Annulling. 
BEE Org She. | Town, Parish. County. 5 8 8 
| < wa py 
lp, EASTERN DIVISION. 1910, 
1910-5105 | Lithgow (8{ 19 Sept , 1906] Katoomba Blackheath ...| Cook ... pet ooo v4 E‘izabeth Snow ...) 16 Mar. 1.) sesesseee (TB) 
Feb , 1905). 
7008 Wellington (28) 12 Dec., , | Wellington ...| Wellington ...| Wellington 14 26 penal RAC, Matilda) 16 , coe | vospendene aka 
Mar., 1906). Bentley. 
7C09 | Wellington (28) 12 ,, 3 do -s do a do a 26 “Po do eel \B hsp. voes| hones een 
Mar., 1906). 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 1908, 
1910- $983 | Corowa, (14( 24 Oct., 12906) Finley .. «.| Ulupna -..| Denison a = 87 | Susannah Bailey,) 16 Dec. ...| Berrigan 
| Sept., 19(6), | Hamilton. (8). 
| | 


* 


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3 Aua.,1910.} §= NEW SUUTH WALES GOVSRNMENT GAZETTE, No 120. a 4335 


[736] : Department of Landa, 
Sydney, 8rd August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROADS AND OF PROPOSED CLOSING OF ROADS OR PARTS OF ROADS 
DEEMED TO BE UNNECHSSARY, AND PARTS OF ROADS TO BE DECLARHD TO BE PUBLIC ROADS. 


OTICE is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that certain roads should be opened, and that it is proposed 
to resume or withdraw for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the Isnds hereunder described. 

The proposed roads are shown upon plans which can be inspected at this Office, and a. copy of the same can be inspected at the 
respective Offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land District in which the | . '= re situated. 

All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing anu .v ivi ward tothe Minister, within one month from date of 
this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposal to open the roads referred to. 

Notice is also given that the Minister is of opinion that it is expedient to close the roads or parts of roads hereunder specified, 
and all persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister, within one month from this date, any 
objections which may appear to them to exist to the closing of the said roads or parts of roads. 

Plans ehowing the roads or parts of roads proposed to be closed can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be 
inspected at the respective Offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land District in which the lands are situated. 

an ata S. W. MOORE. 


DesoriPrion or Roads To BE OPENED :—Part of road from Manilla, via Brabri Railway Station, to road on south boundary of porton 49, 
and branch road within portion 123, parish of Dinawirindi, county of Darling, Mandowa Shire No. 48. 


[ Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1906-185-17; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,898-1,603.] 


Description of lands which it is proposed to resume, and roads and parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 
Laxp Disrricr or TaMworTH. 


) 
| 


ae Parish Character | Width of Area Roads and parts of Roads proposed to be closed, &c., 
4S Area. Nantes Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to be to be and parts of Roads to be declared to be 
& : Holding. | Resumed. | Resumed. a Public Road. 
Remd.. Ds Become 
1 87 2 334] Dina- The Commercial] The Executors in| C.P. 67- Ichain ... QO 8 20 | The unnecessary reserved road withia this portion is to 
wirindi.| Banking Co. of| the estate of late 2,276. be closed and add:d to C.V. 67-2,276 (portion 1) in 
Sydney (Ltd.). E. L. Hall. lieu; the area thereof to rema'n unaltered. 
iW 49 1 8 Do do A do «| C.P. 69- Le, ‘as 0 232 | The unnecessary ;art of boundary road along south 
2283. boundary of portion 12 (cast from proposed road) is to 
® be closed and add d to C.”. 69-2,383 (portion 12) in 
lieu; the area thereof to te rcduced by 32 perches. 

20 | 103 3 29 DO ea: do ce do | C.P. TI 1 4, «| 4 0 Q| The unnecessary parts of reserved road within this por- 

: BF 42, tion (20) north of proposed road and south of railway 
line are to be closed and aided to C.P. 71-3,543 (por- 
tion 2) in lieu; ths area thereof to remain unaltered. 

21 42 2 8 DOA ress do ese do o| C.P. 72- Ty 5 eee | 1 1382] The uunecezsary reserved road within this portion is to 

| 6,532, be closed and added to C.P. 72-6,532 (portion 21) in 
lieu; the area thereof to be reduced by 8 roods 30 
: perches. : 
90 48 0 3 Day ge do en do | CP. 73- Ws can 1 6 20 to} ndblnes ave cgnvenieysisesitesigeuines tvs eae <esleud seh oucigoe ceclace(bey eat cee ses 
9,174. 

19 57 3 2 Do ...| Bank of New| Walter Coultoa...| C.P. 7i- vip’, ioe 1 2 0 | The unnecessary reserved road within this portion is to 
South Wale>, 4,068. closed and added to C.P, 7i-4,968 (portion 19) in lieu; 

the area theref to be reduced by 22 perches. 

13 40 0 0 Do __...| Walter Coulton... do seal Epeehold! ci Loe 55 eee 1 0 0 | The unnecessary reserved road within this portion is t» 

be closed and granted in lieu. 

14 ade 320 Do + Ta Donald McDonald eae Baga re 1 0 8 |) phe unnecessary reserved roads within portions 14 and 
Sedue 2 Ltd ‘\ 92a bp 8p | 15 are to be closed and added to those portions respec- 

ydney (Ltd... a kaa i H tively in lieu; the area of the portions and C.v. 7l- 

15 39 313 Don sa do ie do one fie ce I ee Bs 1), 0L1ea} 3,429 to remain unaltered. 

> n" 
16 sue 42 Do. do on do oss ge 1» 3 1-4,.0 | The unnecessary reserved roads within portions 16 and 
99a, eet tr t 17 are to be closed and addea to those portions respee- 
re ° fively in lieu; the areas of the portions and (.P. 71- 
ore fet 190 | PAD. ey do Be do wt do wll , «al 1 016]) °#20toremain unaltered. 
18 | 116 3 18 DO ir tes, do tf do | C.P. 71- lchsin and 2 0 0 | The unnecessary reserved road within this portion is to 
2,279.| slightly be closed and added to C.P. 71-2,279, portion 18, in 
; = variable. lieu ; the area thereof to remain unaltered, 
22) .94 233 Dor. do ae do sof Cob. 01= do os 1 2 30 | The unnecessary reserved road within this portion is to 
4,609, be closed and added to C.P, 71-4,609, portion 22, in 
lieu ; the area thereof to remain unaltered. 
123 | 200 0 0 Do ___...| Donald Donald Freehold ,..| 1 chain and 5 0 190 Oat vos ved ove eee een eat n6loep vos sus tevideeives o¥nloecieea eat sew eet/eseessioee say 
? McDonald, McDonald, variable. | (Includes 
junior. junior. branch 
road). 

25 86 3 29 Do __,,..| Fhe Commercia)| Donald McDonald} ©.P. 72-44 do ce 2 0 24 | The unnecessary reserved road within C.P, 71-4,610 
Banking Com- H portion 28, is to be closed and added to that C.P. and 
pany of Sydney portion in lieu; the area thereof to be increased by 
(Limited. 1 acre 2 roods 20 perches. 

-104 | 280 0 0 Do__...| Donald McDonald} A. O. Brown _...| Freehold ...| i cha'n ... 5 0 0O| The unnecessary reserved road within this portion is to 
be closed and granted in lieu. 


103 40 0 0 Doses do os do i= do sad atentes ies 0 8 0 | The unnecessary reserved road within this portion is to 
be closed and granted in lieu. 


The parts of roads included in survey, and in con- 
tinuity of proposed road, are to be declared to be a public 
road and dedicated to the public accordingly. 


-  Dxsceiprion or Road TO BE OPENED :—Road through portion 169, towards the Boggabri-Gunnedah roa, parish of Gulligal, 
county of Pottinger, Namoi Shire No. 46. 


(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1908-763-5 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,549-1,603. ] 


DezsoziPrion of land which it is proposed to resume, and parts of roads deemed t> be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 
Lanp District or GUNNEDAH. 


: Character | Width of Area 
Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to be to be Parts of roads proposed to be closed, &c, 
Holding. | Resumed. | Resumed. 


Parish 


Area, Nanio! 


Parish No, 


oo 
a? 


Ch SMa oe : a, T. 
169 |112 1 O| Gullgal...| J.R. Black 4. rl Octlt) BLACK | Se «| Freehold ...] 1 chain ... 43 The unnecessary parts of boundary roads on the 
; south and east of portion 169, extending 
from a point 1 chain east from the scuth- 
west corner of portion 169, easterly and 
northerly to a point 1 chain nor'h from the 
north-west corner of same owner’s ;ortion 
140, is to be closed and granted in lieu. 


at : z ———$_$_______——- 


4336 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 


[3 Ava, 1910. — 


PROD ac Sn ad RVG, WARE LO FW SET are RRR ETS pS SN Roe a eA Re Ee ee 
NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING AND CLOSING OF ROADS, &o.—continued. 


DUS0RIPTION OF ROAD TO DR OPENED :—Deviation in part of road from Mittagong to Macquarie Pass, parish of Mittagong, county 
of Camden, Nattai Shire No. 123. 


[Registration No. of Papers—~Roads 1909-417-9 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—K. 9,834-1,603.] 


DascxrPiron of lands which it is proposed to resume, and road and parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed 


a; ’ 
we Parish 
aa Area Name. 
B 
a, I. p. ; 

18 (549 0 0 | Mittagong 
389 [700 0 6 Bo. 2 
119 | 40 0 G Do . 
306 | 60 0 O Lo nee 
106 | 60 0 0 D389 


Reputed Owner. 


Charles Comer 


; do a 
Jchn Griffiths, senior 


do 


do 


to clese. 


Laxp Disrricr or Moss VALE. 


Occupier. 


do 


- 


ma do 


A, and T, Smith 
6o Ps 
James Griffiths... 


Character Width of pren Roads and parts of Roads proposed to be 
of Land to be to be cleded 7&6 
Holding. Hesumed. | Resumcd. Fe as, 
; &.. T. YP. 
Freehold -:| Variable.. 0 224 savand sed ecdiocessusiaed esdagsinai eer cesiecvieos oon saunat 
do ob do ss 6 116 A rh Re iahaeh ood ee 
C.P. 65-1,130 .. AD iciag g se: | os & Be x ORT O sh cary icchdea ans span abt caus nash lsat wos cad suceciie ses ee 
...| Freehold «| 160 links & 1 2 0} That part of confirmed road (R, 44-1,603) within 
variable. portion 106, is proposed to be closed. | 
3 do Variable... ‘0 0 20 | This area (20 perches) is proposed to be resumed ag 
s “severed land.” 
The part of confirmed road (R. 44-1,608), Iso 
reserved road within J. Griffiths, junior’s, portion 


105, are proposed to be closed. 
Whe part of confirmed road (R. 44-1,603) withia 
John Griffiths’ portion 107 is proposed to be closed. 


r— 


DESCRIPTION OF ROADS TO BE OPENED :—Part of road from Ellenborough to Upper Kindee Brook and branch road within portions 35 and — 
36, parish of Kindee, county of Macquarie, Hastings Shire No. 15. _ 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 190$-539-8; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,941-1,603.] 


ee 


Description of lands which it is proposed to esume, aad roads an, parts of roads deemed to be unazcessary which it is préposed to close. 


Parish 
Name, 


LAND District or PorT MACQUARIE. 


Reputed Owner. 


Occupier. 


36 


35 


40 


487 


Kindee 


Do 


Doz 


oe 


Commissioners of 
the Government 


New South 


Wales. 
do 


do 


| @ Ny Hollis 2. 


Savitigs Bank of} 


Neil McKinnon... 


do 


Alfred Eames ... 


G.N. Helis 


of 
Holding. 


Freehold 


Character 


C.P. 1906-25 


oer 


Width of 


Resumed. 


100 links 


do 


C.U. 1965-18) 100 links... 


Land to be 


vatriable. 


| Area 
_ to be 


Resumed, 


Roads and parts of Roads proposed to be closed, &c., 
and parts of Roads to be declared to be Public 
Roads, 


& 
(Includes 
of 
roads.) 


2: 2 
(Tecludes 


DzsoriPTioN oF RoAD TO BE OPENED :—Deviation in part of road from Swan Hill (Victoria) to Deniliquin, parish of Toolmah, county of | 


{Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1908-272-8 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,971-1,603] 


Duscrrprion of lands which it is proposed to resume or withdraw, and parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close, 


Gl. 
he Area. 
roa 

&o0 tae p. 
3} 6 @ 0 
80 | 320 0 0 


a a ee See 


Wakool, Wakool Shire No. 63. 


Tr. 


branch 


branch 


The unnecessary part of reserved road through this 
portion, and the unnecessary part of road separating 
portion 36 from same owner's C.P. portion °5, east of 
proposed road, are to be closed and added to C.P. 
1906-25 (portion 36) in lieu; the area of theC.P.and 
portion to bé reduced by 2 acres. mE 

Unnecessary part of road between portions 35 and 36, _ 
west froni main road, end unnecessary part of — 
reserved road through portion 35, are to be closed — 

| and.ddcd to C.P. 1906-63 (portion 35) in lieu; the 
area of the C,P. and portion to be reduced by 2 
ro ds. if 

The unnecessary part of reserved road and reserved 
road within portion 29,and unnecessary part of road 
separatiog said portion 39 from portions 35 and 36, 
north of propused road, are to be closed and added 
to C.L. 1903-18 (portion 39) in lieu; the area of the | 
C.L, and portion to be increased by 2 asres. : 

The unnecessary road separating pertion 6 from 29, | 

- end vanecessary part cf road separating portion 6 | 
from Tarriett £. Hollis’ C.P. portion 54, south of | 
western extremity of proposed road are to be closed | 
and granted in lieu. E 


part 


OW 54 
part 


The parts of reseryed roads within portions 39,35,and — 
36, and the part of boundary road between portions 35 
and 36, included in survey and in continuity of pro- 
posed road ; also the continuation of the latter road to 
Kindee Brook are to be declared to be publicroadsjand | 
dedicated to the public accordingly. 


a on 


Parieh 
Name, 


| Toohnah 


teputed Owner, 


| 


Occupier. 


Edmond Ash...) Edinond Arh... 


«+ | M.S. Beyle ..| M.S. Boyve 


Lanp District 6r Banranatp Sours. . | 
Character Gag) of. | red to be 
of and to be | Resumed or 
Holdin Resumed cr! Witha 
8  |Withdrawn.| t2¢rawn, 
i : a. 1. p. 
Part cf C.L.| Variable .. GC ee KG 
64,569 cf 
1,759} acres. 
See P about 26 acres. 
Special Lease) C60 & 506 42 0 © | This area (42 acres) isto be withdrawn. 
8,967. links. & 
Fatiable, 


Roads and Parts of Roads proposed to be closed, &ey 
parts of roads to be declared to bea | 
Public Road. > } 


= . — 


| The unn ecersary part of road situated between the left pank | 


u 


of Simpson’s Creek and BH, Ash’s portions 88 parish 
Tcolmah, and 87 and 38, parish of Mellool, is to be closed — 


for additicn to C.L, 84.569, partly in lieu; the area of the | 
whole C.L. when addition is made td be increased by 


The unnecessary 
part cf road between M. S. Boyle’s portions 30 and 36, 
and the unnecessary part of reserved road within portion 
30, south of proposed road, are to be elcsed and added to 
Sp. L..8,{67 (portion 30), in lieu, the atea thereof to be 
reduced by 2 acres 3 rocds. ; 


The parts of reserved roads and boundary roads included | 
in survey and in continuity of the proposed road are to be | 
declared to be a public road, and dedicated to the public 
accordingly. 


3 Ava., 1910. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 


4337 


——<$—— 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPHNING AND CLOSING OF ROADS, &d.—continued. 


Dasokterion or KoAD To BE OPENED :—Part of read from Narrandera to Brobenah, parish of Narrandera, county of Cooper, 
Yanko Shire No. 74. 


[ Registration No, of Papers—Roads 1908-791-13; Citalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,729-1 603. ] 


Duscetprion of lands which it is proposed to resume, and roads and parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close 


Lanp Disreicr oF NARRANDERA. 


Roads and parts of Roads proposed to bs closed, &c., 
and parts of roads to be declared to be Public Roade. 


{The unnecessary parts cf road between portion 113 and 
portion 109 north to south of proposed road and south of 
railway line, the unnecessary part of road between pertion 
82 and portion 110 north of proposed road, the unnecessary 
road separating A. Austin’s portions 149, 148,147, and 146 
from portions 109 and 110, the unnecessary road separating 
portions 111 and 1i4 from portions 112 and 115, the, un- 
necessary part of road separating portions112 and 115 from 
portions 120 and S4 north of proposed road, the unnecessary 
road between portions 115 and 156, the unnecessary part of 

! criginal boundary road separating portions 115 and 155 

; from portion 106 west cf proposed road, and unnecessary 

| reserved road within A. Austin’s portion 149, are to be 

| 


The unnecessary part of confirmed road (R. 2,210-1,638) 
within portions 115 and 156 west of proposed road is to be 
closed_and thus vested in the owner of adjoining lands. 


The parts of boundary rosds included in survey and in 
continuity of proposed road are to be declared to bea public 


& Width of | 
2 Parish Character 5 
=o Area. | Re ; Land Area to be 
ie Wate: puted Owner. Ocsupier. ERE $5 tie | Hoctinods: 
Bice tesumed, | 
& Fe Pp. Sere P: 
106} 115 2 £8 | Narrandera! Albert Austin...| Albert Austin .| Freehold .,.| 200 links .. ZF 734 
115} 121 3 0 Abe Ise do co do i do ...| 100 links & 25298 
variable. 
112 83 2 0 DOI ot do os do do a do = 6 1 26 
80 40 0 0 Uae ge do e do j do ...| Variable . 2 320 
82 48 2 6 (DOweaaee do do do A do 12 3 29 
110 60 0 0 Wom a do E do do a do u 0 135 
109 8 bt De a do 2 Go ; do | 106 links & 2 115 
. varizble. closed and granted in lieu. 
118 | 250 3 87 Do do F do ; do | 100 links... a ay 
| 
| 
j 
| , 


(road and dedicated to the public accordingly, 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO EE OPENED :—Deviation in part of the Wingicarribee-Kiama road (known aa the Saddleback-road) at 
Herbert’s Hill, parish of Kiama, county of Camden, Municipality of Jamberoo. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-425-10; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 10,062-1,603.] 


Desorterion of land which it is proposed te resume, and part of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 


Lanp Disreict or KIAMA, MUNICIPALITY OF JAMBEROO. 


a : Parish Character | Width of Area he 
By Area. Nanas Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to be to be Part cf Road propo:ed to be closed, &e, 
Ea ; Holding. | Resumed. | Resumed. 
4 ac. T3, D: ; j Does ols 
12 lil © @ | Kiama....| Susan Herbert... ..| Frederick Ierbert,.! Freehold ...| 50 links ../ © 819 | The wumnecessary part cf confirmed road 
: (BR. 22-1,603) within | crtion 12is to be closed, 
2 and thus vestcd iu the owner cf adjvining 
land. : 
£735] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 8rd August, 1210. 


NOTIFIOATION OF PROPOSED CPENING OF ROADS, AND PART OF ROADS TO BE DECLARED TO BE A 
PUBLIO ROAD. 
OTICE is hereby given that the Minister for Lends dooms it expedient that certain roads should be opened, and that it is proposed 
to resume or withdraw for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described. 
The proposed roads are shown upon plans which can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be inspected 
at the respective Offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land Districts in which the lands are situated. 


All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing and to forward to the Minister, within one month from date 
of this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposal to open the roads referred to. 


S. W. MOORE. 


Drsogierion or RoAp TO BE OPENED :—Road from road on east boundary of portion 6 towards Binda, pari-h of Leighwood, 
county of Georgiana, Crookwell Shire No, 110. 


[Registration No, of Papers—BRoads 1907-712-6 ; Catalogue No. of Plans —R. 9,961-1,603.} 


Dusorrprion of lands which it is proposed to resume. 
Lanp DistRicr or GouLBuRN. 


of proposed road is to be declared to be a 
Pubiie cond, and dedicated to the public 


: Character | Width of Area | Prt of Road t Recta toh 
x arian Area. Parish Name. | Reputed Owner. | Occupier cf Land to be to be Seng Spe Ae Fae een 
He | Holding tesumed, | Resumed, abe 
t © ! i 
a. 3. Ds i ; , GPa Ps | 
56 60 0 0| Leighwood ...| Charles Burcher ...| Charles Burcher ...| Freehold... 100 links... 1) 0°20) | Os Sas ee ee ae ler reseed 
21 60 2 0 Do ot do = do do oes | LOD SS iid | a Pea er ee Pr eiesieek neat 
22 80 0 0 Do a do ee do : do!) = t7 LOO tesa ole OnaO Ete Se 
8'G4*) 49 0 0 Do te do <5 do - do TOO Mapioaresi aren Spee ee Nars adeidebices ves sve re¥ cen tUp aed otsicer 138 
The part of reserved road through por- 
tion 55 included in survey and in cotinuity 


accordingly. 


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4338 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. [3 Ave., 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROADS, &e .— continued. 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Part of road from Dolgelly to Boggabilla, parish of Limebon, county of Stapylton, 
Boolooroo Shire No, 43. 


[Registration No. of Bene? ads 1909-541-9 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,976 -1,603.] 


Description of lands which it is proposed to withdraw. 
Lanp Districor OF WARIALDA. 


Cs) 
4 Character Width of Ares 
4 Area, Parish Name, Reputed Owner. Ocoupicr. of Land to be to be 
% Holding. Withdrawn. [Withdrawn 
oy 

Fees le ’ @ T. De 
16 2,560 0 0} Limebon ... ..| Australian Mortgage, Land, arnd|] John McNamara ova . | Settlement lease] 150 links... «| 15. ae 

Finance Company (Ltd.). No. 314. 
17 2,560 0 0 Do as .-| Bank of New South Wales... ..| Alexander Rae... oD ...| Settlement lease) 150 , o 19 2 0 
| No. 3815. - 


Description OF RoapD TO BE OPENED :—Part of road from Branga Swamp to Walcha, via St. Leonards Creek, parish of Salway, 
county of Vernon, Apsley Skire No. 25. 


(Registration No. of Papers— Roads 1907-284-24; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,996-1,623.] 


DESCRIPTION of lands which it is proposed to resume. 
Lanp District or WALCHA. 


as Width of Area 
RE Area, Parish Name. Reputed Owner. Occupier, Character of Holding. | Land to be to be 
& Resumed, Resumed 
! > | 
a r. p. a Yr. Pp « 
5 | 960 0 0 | Salway -.| Commercial Banking Company of Sydney} Jane Grundy ... eos | C.G, 4,724 ass so chain ys. 5 (240 
(Limited). 

4) §2) 0.0 Do eet do do a do ove ove | CP, 85-55 ae ey as ero oo 6 3 0 

2 99 0 0 Do «| J. H. Gillies eee oa eee tee isd] pJie cee GAIT CRS cs tea ..| Eeechold ... ace Ct ae es wee 2 220 
L737] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 


REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF CONDITIONAL PURCHASES. 


T is hereby notificd that the forfeiture of the undermentioned Conditional Purchases which was published in the Gazette on the dates 
specified hereunder, has been reversed. 
S. W. MOORE. 


| q 
wv te of 
No, of Date of . | e243 . Ao be 
> Purchaser. ‘ Shire. Area... | $52 County, Parish. | © Gazettal of | Lease No. Papers. 
CLP, Purchase. | | 33% fs Forfeiture. 
HAST#RN DIVISION. 
District oF GouLBURN. 
. Acres. C8. 
74-9989 ge H. (0% Margaret) 3 Sept, 1874{ Mulwaree ... 40 21 | Argyle «| Cookbun- 6) { 11 Dec., 1907 1910-15009 
ogg). door. 
990 Do do Sn, Ms, do 40 21 | do Xi do 614 Fle Sere Be 3 
(738 ] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 8rd August, 1910. 
REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF HOMESTEAD SELECTION. 


iG is hereby notified that the forfeiture of the undermentioned Homestead Selection, which was published in the Gazette speeified 
hereunder, and afterwards provisionally reversed, has been absolutely reversed. . 
8. W. MOORE. 


ScHEDULE. 4 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
District or Corowa. 


| S 43 s > 
No. | ae abe Date Cate 
of Selector. estat Shire. Area. 3 = County. Parish. $ s of Gazettalof| 5 4 Papers. 
HAS. ae oq £ Forfeiture. | 72 
eee \ ee J zs 
“ ree a. 1. Ps C.8. 
95- 4 | Wall, William ITy. «| 26 Sept., 1825. | Berrigan .| 268 8 0 | 14 | Denison ...) Warragu- 24 | 18 Dec., 1907) 18 | 1910-14,174 
| bogra. 
[678] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 8rd August, 1910, 
APPLICATIONS FOR ERECTION OF RABBIT-PROCE FENCING. 


ne rENTION ia invited to the undermentioned applications, under the “ Pastures Protection Act of 1902,” for permission to | 
erect Rabbit-proof Fencicg and Gates. 
8. W. MOORE. 


rece, 


| ; j eeti i 
Plan exhibited at Phigetions may be Jeeta 
Applicsnt, Site of Fence and Gates. | Parish, | Ccunty. Crown Land Agint’s |. pestoiea able 
O dive at— Plaee, | Not later than — | 
ze ja 1 er ca ee | 
| 
| 1910. 
Been, Hforace| Acrozs roads .., ...| dettiba ..| Wellesley .... Bombala ... _...| Goulburn .,.; 3 Sept. 
Charlee. | : 
Suith, Michael ..| Ac oss roxd—Por meroy| Mummel sh Argyle ...; Goulburn... na do Ata heat ee 
{o Goulbuin, | 
Franklin, Thomas...) Acros3 10ads and water-| Venterman ...' Cowley  ...; Queanbeyan - do Pre en 
{ 


= —+* a 


3 Ava., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 4339 


(741] Local Land Board Office, 
Orange, Ist August, 1910, 


IT is hereby notified that i inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board in respect to a Reserve which is included in a Lease, the 


conversion of which has been applied for under section 1] of the Crown Lands Act of 1908, and as to any objec tions to 
granting the application. 


Particulars are specified in Schedule below. 


W. M. THOMAS, 
Acting District Surveyor. 


SCHEDULE. 
Particulars of Lease, conversion of which is applied for, 
: Applicant for Class of Holding F Place and Date of 
SiS SS ae Conversion applied for. Reserves included. Inquiry by 
Natureof Lease.) Area. Parish, County. : Local Land Board. 
Acres. ; r 
Special Lease 524 Nanami_ ...| Ashburnham) Haydon, James ...| Additional Wholly within | Court-house, 
3,816. conditions] water reserye| Canowindra, 
purchase 25,400. 19th August, 
1909-53. 1910, at 10 a.m. 
[742] Local Land Board Office, 


Wazga Wagga, 25th July, 1910. 


IT is hereby notified that inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board in reapect to Reserves which are included in Leases, 
the converaion of which has been applied for under section 11 of the Crown Lands Act of 1908, and as to any objections to 
granting the applications. 
Particulars are specified in Schedule below. 
; A. H. CHESTERMAN, 
District Surveyor. 


SCHEDULE. 


| Place and Date of 


Particulars of Lease, converzion of which is applied for. | 
s Regerves included, 


| Applicant for ' Class of Iolding 


Ps os Inqui 
Nature of ie Pate: Lok Ry ale aaby Gaal aetna Lecalseand Board, 
ease. | 
Acres. | 
Special Lease 1234 Nubba ...| Harden | William Conditicnal | Part of travelling stock| Young, at 10 
1906- 4. Andrews.| purchase and camping reserve! o’clock; 19th 
1909-55. 5,544, August, 1910. 
Special Lease 13) Do Ri do .. | Walter Conditional do do A do 
1906-3. | Robert purchase 
| Johnson. 1909-61. 
Special Lease 138 Do a do a do ...| Conditional do do mor do 
1908-2, | purchase 
1909-62. 
Special Lease 48% Murrim- do ...| George Conditional | The whole of water do 
1906-44. boola. Cowden.| purchase reserve 2,621. 
1909-65. 


LARD BOARD MERTINGS. 
NOTICE is kereb; given that Land Board Meetings will be holden at the following places on the dates and hours specified :— 


Whes Meeting to be held. 
Placa yan tt Con yvened by 
Date. Hour. 

Cowra ©... = on mal ro Auge 1O10) 94% nit vat fty O80 Aes Eve ...| H. A. Crouch, Chairman. 
Canowindra 1 ye Besle AD det z My: Be tu) 220. aimee ase Ro do do 
Bathurst ... py a maeecO es eS fet Ve Fe SOL cage woes Se do do 

Do tio aS Pe, pena ene. < + Be | 2pm. Sa ia do do 

Do aes ee ea cashes ZOO - wide = sei /9380 calmer: <n do do 
Cooma ... Ns a sul 29 » and following days| 10 , each day...| C. E. Finch, Chairman. 
Adaminaby at i sec bs Aug., COTO ar tae #6 seals Oh egy Fos ee do do 
Dalgety ... Fr, We dale 62 Sept , a ian et O) Sh; bad - do do 
Bombala ... a a ..| Zand 8 Sept., 1910 wae HL LO: So arene: Gavin do do 
Moama ... Co ane vee! oe Aug 19107 aa. ae a5 eat ...| J. Ferris, Acting Chairman. 
Tenterfield ‘ = Pe) ra rae? » and following days| 10 ,, uae ...| H. Hogarth, Chairman. 
Wilson’s Downfall ‘ B in-ear 2 He ae le eae ns MK. do do 
Tenterfield Ss de Ge ll te 7s hee nae peed rid He ees es ey do do 
Acacia Creek Sas Re wee) 80 LOD. oe ‘ial do do 
Armidale ... ies ae Be at: Sept., 1910, and following days 10 ,, each day... do do 
Walcha ... nae rae cele ko ee FS A 3 Ue es oa do do 
Walcha Read _.. be fe (BI esr 4 ee 3a BOLO ss: aa ne do do 
Uralia Po Be BEE ent TAR o tr ae le OE 5 te ee do do 
Guyra nae Se pote LY ” os Pr Bs a DOs a ay. do do 
Wandsworth bad Pee, alee “ls r4 saw Oy me oi do do 
Dubbo... : wef 24 and 25 ‘Angi, 1910. 10.5; ro ...| M. A. Maclean, Chairman. 
Ningan (Court- house) . ; ...{ 2 Sept, 1910.4. eae elie OSes sae b do do 
Gilgandia (Court- shouse) . 53 Pa ay - 2 cd sa: (bel gs 4 Ay do do 


en nennnencnnns senna Sst nnnTS ST —————————— cn 


4340 


NEW SOUTE WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 


[3 Avai, 1910, 


New Sovrn Wates, 
to wit. 


(1.8.) 


W. P. Cuzen, 
By Deputation ‘frot His 
Lixeellency the Governor. 


NOTIFICATION OF pena coy OF LANDS MON Tega 


Knight Commander of the Most Dist 


PROCLAMATION 


By His Excellency The Right Honourable Freperic Joun Napier, Baron CHELMSFORD, 


inguished Order of Saint Michacl and Saint 


George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the 


Commonwealth of Austraha: 


PURPOS 


HS UNDER THE CROWN 


LANDS ACT 


HERBAS du Abstract of the intended Dedication of the various areas of Crown Land described in the Schedule hereto, for the public 
purposes therein mentioned, has been duly laid befcre both Houses of Parliament of the said State, in accordance with the 
provisions of the 104th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884: And whereas I, Frepertc JoHN Napier, BaroN CHELMSFORD, the 


Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the Ex 


ecutive Council of the said State, lave approved of the dedication of such lands for the 


purposes aforesaid, as more particularly specified in the Schedule hereto: Now, therefore, I, Farpzric Joun Napier, Baron CazLMSForp, 
as such Governor as aforesaid, with the like advice, do, by this notification, to be published i in the Government Gazette, dedicate ths various 
areas of Crown Land hereinbefore mentioned, and as more particularly described in the Schedule hereto, to the respective public purposes 


specifisd in connection therewith, 


[Ms, 1910-10,136] 


Place. 


Adaminaby ... 


Amarina a 

Baerami Creek. : 

Beckom ... 

Bega-Angledale 
road. 

Blackwattle Bay, 
Glebe, 


Boorowa-Gun- 
ning road. 
Broula’ (parish 


of). 
Caffrey’s Flat 
Carlyle ... wut 
Clifton ... aay 
Cobar... 
Cob o'Corn Creek 


Condobolin- Kua- 
balong read 
(via Cugong). 

Cocnam ble 

Cormick’s Creek 

Cowra ... =e 


Edgerton (near 
Yass). 


Forster ... aes 
Freshwater 
Beach. 
Gilgandra aes 
Glenair ... - 
Gunyan ae 
Henry’s River... 


Hiermidale ,.. 
Island Creek . 


Jindabyne-Kos- 
ciusko read. 
Lane Cove River 

La Perouse 
Lawrence Cross 
roads. 
London Lead ... 
Macleay 
Entrance. 
Mittagang ss 
Mogg's chee 
Mount Fairy . 
Mullally a 
Mirwilldig tas 
Lismore road 
(via Nimbin). 
Numbis 
Quandary Tank 


Rappville “A 
Rook wood 


Rowe’s Hill 
Ryde ... or) 
Soumara wee 
South Annan- 
dale. 


Tanto ... cf 
Tocumwal Pe 


..| Macquarie... 


..| Leichhardt... 


County. | 


Portion. 


ScHEDULE. 


List No. 1 of 1910. 


Locality. 


Wallace .. 


Richmond .. 
Hunter sas 
Bourke ase 
Auckland .. 


Cumberland i 


King mae 


Forbes == 


Denison 
Cumberland 
Robinson .. 
Rous 


Cunningham 


Clarence . 
Forbes #6 


Murray 


Gloucester ... 
Cumberland 


Ewenmer ,. 

Narromine,,. 
Arrawatta ... 
Gresham .., 


Fiinders 
Gipps 
Wsllace ~... 
Cumberland 
do ee 
Clarence .., 
Achburnham 


Macquarie ... 


Beresford... 
Gresham 
Murray ras 
Pottingor .. 
Kous 


Wallace... 
Bourke ees 


Richmond Be 
Cumberland 


do one 

do a 
Clarendon .. 
Cumberland 


do ate 
Dampier ... 
Denison 


Allot ae 
meat Section. 
4 il 
1 43 
1 18 
1 10 
il 17 


Town of Adaminaby 


Parish of Coombell .. 
Parish of Mediwab... 
Parish of Ariah ... 
Parish of Brozgo 


Parish of Petersham.. 


Parish of Olney... 
Parish of Broula ... 


Parish of Kuorrit .. 
Parish of Wahbgunyab 
Parish of Southend... 
Parish of Kaloogleguy 
Parishes of Geneva 
and Ettrick, 
Parish of Baratta ... 


Town of Coonamble 
Parish of Richmond 
Parish of Mulyan ... 


Parish of Morumbate- 
man, 


Village of Forster ... 
Parish of Manly Cove 


Village of Gilgandra 

Parish of Temoin ... 

Parish of Goonian ... 

Parish of Newton 
Boyd. 

Village of Hermidale 

Parish of Moonbia ... 


Parishes of Clyde and 
Mitchell. 

Parish of Gordon ... 

Parish of Botany ... 

Parish of Banyabba 


Parieh of Parkes ... 
Parish of Arakoon ... 


Parish of Binjura ... 
Parish of Worra ... 
Parish of Merigan ... 
Parish of Melville 
Parishes of Goonin- 
bar and Nullum., 


Parish of Jimenbuen 
Parish of Beaconsfield 


Parish of Nandabah. 
Parish of liberty 
Plaing, 


Parish of Manly Cove 
Parishof Hunter’sHill 
Parish of Malebo 

Parish of Petersham.. 


do 
Parish of Wandeliow 
Parish of Tocumwal.. 


Area. 


Purpose of Dedication. 


No. of 
Papers. 


Cat. No. of 
Plan. 


ee 


on 


o wNnwnn of 


Om NNW aon 


CrenPne mt bo Koo 


obs 


- H=—OOO Qo ry) 


wio@ bo 
=) 


oo ooow of 
“ao ocoooco oo 


Lol to iv) 
no oon oO 


iy 


NHnoocor- a? Noo oD 
i) 
oOaoeoo 


Public road ... 


Mechanics’ Institute site 


Public school site .., 
do is0 


do 
Public road ... ee 


. 
. 

o 
oe 


Wharfage,—suabject to the con- 
dition that wharfage rates an* 
tonnage dues,in accordance with 
the Regulations in force umde 
the Sydney Harbour Trust Act. 
shall be payable to the Sydney 
Harbour Trust Commissioners 
in respect of the use of the said 
land, as though such land were 
vested in the said Commissioners. 


Public road ... 


eee 


do x coh 
Public school site... 
do vee 
Public road ... 
do ea 
do 
do ose eae 


Plantation ... 

Public school site . ... 

Racecourse and 
(addition). 

Use of aborigines... 


Public school site 
Public recreation 


oee 


Council chambers site 
Public school site 

do 

do 


do 
Water supply 


do 


do i 
Public school site 


do tee tes 
do ae ane 


Public recreation 
Public school site ... 
do 
do 
Public road 


Public school site 


oe 


Reserve for travelling stock and 


camping, 


Public school site. ... 
rely site (addition) 


Public road 


do 
Public school site ..> 
Public recreation 


Public road... 
Public school site 
Public road 


eee 


eee 


...| Ms. 1909-19,937 ... 


‘| Ma, 1910-3,792 ... 


-| Ms, 1910-5,985 


, 1910-8,238 ... 


. 1910-4310... 
. 1810-5 "308 Fe 

1909-21 3922 4. 
. 1910-4 995 oe 


.1910-8,954 .., 


Ms. 1910-7,901 ... 
Ms, 1909-22,910 ... 


Ms. 1910-3,705. ... 
Ms. 1909-18,222 .. 
Ms. 1910-135... 
Rds. 1907-5-8 
Ms. 1910-2,942 , 


Ms. 1907-14,193 
Ma. 1909-22,¢60 .. 
Ms. 1910-297. .. 
Ms. 1809-18,576 ... 
Msg. 1910-5,907 ... 


Ms, 1909-23,058 .., 
Ms. 1910-4,477 ... 


.| Ms. 1910~4,550 ... 


Ms. 1910-6,239 ... 
Me. 1910-1904 ... 
Ms, 1910-1,903. ... 


Ms. 1909-19,469 ... 
Ms, 1902-22,062 .. 


Ms, 1910-134... 
Aln, 1910-1,577... 
Ms, 1969-19,986.., 


Ms. 1909-19,360.., 
Ms. 1910-8,207 ... 


Ms. 1910-6,461 ... 
Ms. 1910-5,606 ... 
Ms. 1910-6345 ... 
Ms. 1909-19,884... 


Mg. 1999-20,847... 
Ms. 1910-2,896 ... 


Ms. 1909-20,645 ... 


Ms. 1910-6,980 ... 
Mg. 1910-3,933 ... 
Ms, 1910-1,909 
Ms, 1910-5,372 ... 


do a 


Ms. 1910-396... 
Rds. 1908-493 -1... 


A a a ne DES SC ae ae Ee 


Adaminaby 
8-1,747 R. 

Ry 1,959-1,744 
H. 1,270-1,538 
B. 2,915-1,806 
R. 9 694-1 008 
(Flat). 

Ms, 83 Sy. 


R, 9,693-1,603 
R. 9,525-1,608 


M. 5,020-668 

D. 1,656-1,798 
R 9,592-1,603 
R. 8,953-1,603 
R. 9,523-1,603 


.i{ R. 8,008-1,608 


| C, 88-1,749 


€. 2513-1,577 
F, 3,061!-1,787 


M. 382-763; 
M, 756, 
1,482, 3,687, 
3,686, and 
4,251-1,958. 

F, 21-2,035 

Ms. 3,098 Sy. 


Gilgandra 14 
N. 1,404-1,884 
A. 2,749-1,847 
G. 494-1,782 


Hermidale19 

G. 1,548-1,871 
and Mg, 117 
¥s, 

R. 9,791-1 993 


Ms; 373 Sy. 
R. 9,627-1,603 
C. 2,512-3,677 


‘A. 6,326-1,770. 
M. 4,355-866 


w.| B. 3,812-1,765 


G. 501-1,782 
M, 5,657-1,956 
P. 3,301-1,781 
Bi, 9458-1,603 


W. 5,051-1,604 
Mg, 767 F's. 


R. 1,940-1,744 
C. 1,602-2,030 


R. 9,743-1,603 
Ms. 2,035 Sy. 


...| ©, 3,547-1,578 


Ms. 3,091 Sy. 


do 
D, 2,582-1,618 
R. 9,576-1,603 


: aie 


3 Ave, 1910] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 120. 4341 


PROCLAMATION—continued. 
NOTIFICATION OF DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES, &¢.—continued. 


Place. County. |Tortion. ped sen Locality. Area. Purpose of Dedication. No. of Papers. Cate of 
‘ a. r Pp 
ayalgan h of). Rous ... Seek a8 a6e Ween Sastre ties actiate Parish cf Tyalgum,..| 2 2 0 | Public road ... sod see «| Ms, 1910-8,974 ...| R. 9,706-1,603 
parish o 
Upper Bingara. Murchison ... 58 wate nets Parish of Hall & 1 0 ©} Pablic school site (addition) os| MMs. 1910-4,266 ...) M. 2,387-1,789 
ae oe Leichhardt. Gli i) Wats ste MOO eee ee Parish of Weetaliba..| 2 0 6 | Public school site ... ree | Bs. 1910-3,348 ...| L. 3,101-1,902 
iba 
Wattamola ...) Cumberland 22 we wae | Parish of Wattamolla| 28 0 0 | Addition to National RSs at .| Ms. 1910-8578 ...| C, 833-690 
West Molong ..| Ashburnham] ...... Sere ebses Parish of Molorg 1 2 36 | Public road ... | Rds. 1908-744-5...) R. 9,526-1,603 
White Cliffs ..| Yungnulgra| .... es Proper Parish of Kirk re 3 120 do 38 FY ite «| Rds, 1906-692-9,..| 1. 9,851-1,803 
Wickham ca Poser ay hes: 2519 oats ese | Parish of Newcastle...) 0 2 2] Railway purposes ... ea + | Ms, 1910-5089 ...) N. 4,453-2,111 
and, 
Womelguy ...| Durham... PENRO Reece «ec. | Parish of Chalmers.../ 8 1 83 | Public school site... te «| Bis. 1910-5,225 . | D. 4,380-2,983 
Woodstock ....| Bathurst ...| wa 2 19 | Village cf Woodstock 1 C@ 0] Pubdlicschool purposes ... os] Ma, 1910-4,500 ...| W. 22- 2,408 
Youag ose e-| Monteagle ...|  scosee 2 42 | Town ef Young nt 0 0 25 | Public school site (addition) «| Bs. 1909-20,583..,| ¥. 197-1,768 


REVOOATION OF DEDICATIONS, &c. 


WHERDAS under the 105th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, and the 7th section of the Public Trusts Act, 1897, power is given 
for the revocation of part of any dedication of Crown Land dedicated by the Crowa and for the making of any new dedication thereof , 
Now; therefore, I, Frepprtc Joun Narrgr, Baron Curimsrorp, as such Governor as aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive 
Council of the said State, do hereby declare that all preliminary action in connection with the proposed revocation of the dedication for 
Public Park at Minnamurra Falls, area 47 acres, dedicated 27th August, 1904, 20 far only as it affects the part of the said area containing 2 
roods 10 pérches, and described in the Schedule hereto, and for the re-dédication of tho said part for Public Road, has been duly taken : 
And I do hereby, with such advice as aforesaid, wholly revoke the said dedication in so far as it applies to or affects the said 2 roods 10 
perches of land described in ihe Schedule hereto, and procisim that the said dedication shall be and is hereby revoked so far only as it applies 
to or affects the said part, and the said part is hereby re-dedicated for Public Road. :— 


THE SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


Déseription of 2 roods 10 perches, part of the area of 47 acres of land originally dedicated for Public Park, the dedication of which part 


is hereby revoked and which is herehy re-dedicated for Public Road. 


All that piece or parcel of land containing 2 roods 10 perches, or thereabouts, situuted ne«r Minnamurra Falls, parish of Kiama, county 
of Camden, being part of portion 155: Commencing on the right bank of the Minnamurra River, at the north-eastern corner of portion 
166; and bounded thence by part of an eastern boundary of that portion bearing south 5 chains 45 14-100 links; thence by a line being 
part ef the south‘eastern boundary of an area of 21 acres 3 roods 24 perches resumed on the 25th September, 1901, bearing south 
68 degrees 12 minutes 50 seconds west 1 chain 7 69-100 links; thence by a line parallel to and rectangularly distant 100 links from the 
eastern boundary of portion 155 before mentioned bearing north to the Minnamurra River before mentioned; and thence by that river 
downwards, to the point of commencement,—as shown upon a plan in the Department of Lends, catalogued Ms. 1,180 Sy. 


- [Ma 19120=11,696] 


WAHERHAS ctnder the 105th sestion of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, and the 41st section of the Crown Landa Act of 1889, power is 
PARA for the revocation of any dedication or grant of Crown Land dedicated and granted by the Crowa: Now, therefore, I, Frepzric 

oun NAprtak, BARON CHELMSFORD, 23 such Governor as aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council of the said State, do hereby 
déclare that all preliminary action in connection with the proposed revocation of the dedication of the whole and grants of portions of the 
land at Mundarlo, area 8 acres, dedicated 15th January, 1886, for General Cemetery, described in the Schedule hereto, has been duly taken: 
And I do hereby, with such advice es aforesaid, wholly revoke the fo dedication and grants, and proclaim tbat the said dodication and 
grants shall be and are hereby revoked :— 


THE SCHEDULZ REFERRED TO. 
Description of 8 acres of land, the dedication of the whole and grants of portions of which sre hereby revoked. 


County of Wynyard, parish of Mundarlo, containing an area of 8 acres. The Jands within the boundaries of portion 191,— as shown 
on pian catalogued O. 950-1,984. 


[Ms. 1909-20,475] 


REVOCATION OF PART OF NARRANDERA POPULATION AREA. 


WHHRBAS a certain portion of Crown Land was set apart as a Population Area at Narrandera, by Proclamation of 12th January, 1689 
And whereas it is deemed expedient to revoke part of such Population Area: Now, therefore, I, Frupzric Joun Napizr, Baron 
CuELMS¥ORD, the Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council, do hereby proclaim that so much of the said Proclama- 
tion as relates to the land hereunder deseribed shall be and is hereby revoked,—but such revocation shail not take effect till after the 
expiration of sixty days from the date of publication hereof in the Government Gazette :— 


Date of 


Division. Proclamation. 


Land District. 


County. | Parish, Shire. | Area, Part revoked. Papers No. 


- a 


Narrandera s.| Central ...)12Jan., 1889 ... 


P. 
Mitchell — ...| Gillenbah | Yanko... a 10 0 0 np part je portion 32, (Plan M. es ee 
; | 511-1,888) 2. 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this second day of August, in the year of our Lord oné thousand nine hundred 
and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 


S. W. MOORE. 
[681j GOD SAVE THE KING § 


4342 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 129. [3 Aua., 1910. 


[682] Department of Lands, ° 
sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 
NOTIFICATION SETIING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL SETTLEMENT LYASE. 

T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the Crown Lands comprised within the farm 
I hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Settlement Lease, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions 
of the law. 

The farm will be available for Original Settlement Lease on and after Ist SEPTEMBER, 1910. 

An application for a Settlement Lease shall be in Form 21, and must be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by a 
survey fee as hereinafter specified. The survey fee shell (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly 
instalments, with interect at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. Payment of the first of such instalments shall 
be made with the application, The application shall be signed and the declaration printed on the back of the form shall be made by 
the applicant. The application may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised 
for the purpose in writing, during office houis on 1st September, 1910, or during office hours on any subsequent business day, or may be 
forwarded on any day to the Land Agent in a posted letter, bus so as not to be received by the Land Agent before the 1st September, 1910. 

All applications for Original Settlement Leases lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in 
writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 1st September, 1910, or at any time between 
the lst September, 1910, and the 7th September, 1910, inclusive, shall together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land 
Agent simultaneously on let September, i910. 


It is hereby further notified that the Local Land Board will, at 10 a.m. on 8th September, 1910, sit at 
the Court-house, Walcha, and deal, under Regulation 366, with any applications which may be made for suca 
lands from 1st September to 7th September, 1910, inclusive; after determination of priority by ballot, the Local Land 
Board will proceed to consider the question of confirmation of the applications of such applicants as may be present. 

The Settlement Lease will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and to the following special conditions :— 

(2) A Settlement Leasee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned 
by the lessee are found depasturing on the Settlement Lease, it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 

(2) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the farms and 
search for and win minerals. ‘ : VA} 

(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the farm which may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in the Gazette, and upon payment only of the vaive of the improvements on 
the portion resumed (such value not to exceed their cost), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. In 
the case of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for 
any other purpose, not less than three months’ notice in the Gazette will be given to the lessee. Sh 

(d) The Settlement Lease shall be kept clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and of scrub (except edible ecrub) and noxious 
weeds, subject to Regulation No. 1570, which reads as follows :—-The holder of any Settlement Lease applied for after the 8th 
March, 19v2, or the holder of any Settlement Lease executed after the 8th March, 1902, whether applied for before that date 
or not, shall, within six months from the execution of the lease, commence and take effective steps to keep the farm clear of 
rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such efficient steps or means of keeping the land clear of the 
same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. During the second year of the lease he 
shall commence, and thereafter continue to clear the land of noxious weeds and serub (except edible scrub) at the rate of not 

~ less than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that the whole farm shall be cleared during the first eleven years of the 
lease, and after any land has been cleared or operated upon the lessee shal! keep it free from noxious weeds and serub (other 
than edible serub) during the remaining term of the lease, to the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. 

(e) Trees which are useful or likely to prove suitable for fencing, mining, building, or raiiway sleepers, shall not be destroyed 
by ringbarking or otherwise, except under permit issued unde: th> provisions of section 21 (a) of the Forestry Act, 1909. 
Provided that the lessee may clear any land, exclusive of firebreaks, which is to be cultivated within twelve months from date 
of clearing, or cut any timber required for the purpose of erecting any neceszary buildings or other improvements on the 
subject land. 

(fa) No mbar shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1909, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. ; 

(g) The lessee may destroy, by ringbarking or otherwise, without permit, all other timber except edible shrubs. f 

(z) All perzons duly authorised shall have full right to enter upon the land at any time within reasonable hours during the 
currency of the lease for the purpose of cutting and removing timber without interference by the lessee, and the lessee shall 
provide convenieat gateways or openings where required for this purpose, or where directed by the Minister or any officer 
authorised by the Minister in this behalf, and permit timber-getters to camp. and graze their teams within the lease, subject 
to the provisions of section 20 of the Forestry Act, 1909, and to pxyment by them of agistment fees as provided by that 
section. 


SETTLEMENT LEASH AREA No, 989. 
HASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Watcna, AND ApsiEyY SHIRE. 


aug Annual Nature and)  wearest 
A a3 g Area Rent Survey Eetimated Town and Water 7% ans = 
County. | Parish. [2 a& of for first Fee, Value of distance Supply. Character of Land, Scii, Timber, &c. 
al g = Farm term. pany therefrom. 
Acres. | £ 8. d.j £ %s. d. ; 
Tlawes ...| Lowry ...| 43 1,992 | 1612 v0 |17 0 O| Binkbark-| Walcha, 52) Permanent Mountainous and steep stony ridzy country of volcanie f.r- 
(ex. (at 2d. pes ing, £40, miles ; and plenti-/ mation ; gray gravelly soil on ridges, red clayey soil on hill 
road\.) acre). Walcha- fulin Mum-| slopes, and some red and black loam in gullies, Land suit- 
road Rail-| mel River able for cultivation of a domestic character only may be 
way Sta- and tribu-| found. Sound country, heavily grassed with coarse sour 
tion, 66 taries, grasses, with some small areas of sweet country. Suitable 
miles. for grazing large stock only, The land i3 generally thickly 
e timbered with stringybark, messmate, cak, gam, and apple, 
with ucdergrowth cf ferns, wild gorse, and heather. About 
400 acres of the area have been ringbarked. Present carry- 
ing capacity, oue head of large stock to 24 acres, improvable 
by ringbarking and suckering at a cost of Ys. 6d. per acre to 
one head of large stock to 12 acres. EL, 1,159-1.671 Roll. gx} 
Ms. 1910-9,395, 


Nor#.—includes reserve 44,342 from sale generally, notified 8th September, 1909. 

The Settlement Lessee is required to enter into residence within three months from date of exscution of the lease. 

Where the capital value of the improvements is payable, such payment shall be made in one sum, or, at the option of the Settlement 
Lessee, in three annual instalments, in accordance with Regulation 166. 

The term of lease shell be forty years, in four terms. 

Where a Settlement Lessee is charged a rent for the use of Crown improvements, such rent shall be paid annually on the same date as 
that upon which the rent for the land is payable. 

IT 18 POINTED OUT THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROVEMENTS ARE OR.MAY BE UPON THE LAND 
AT THE DATE OF APPLICATION HAS NOT BEEN APPRAISED, AND ATTENTION IS INVITED TO SECTION 2 OF 
THE CROWN LANDS ACT, 1898, which provides that— 

An appraisement or determination of the value of any improvements shail be made after the. land has become the subject of an 
‘application for Settlement Lease, unless both the owner (other than the Crown) of the improvements and the incoming lessee have agreed 
to dispense with such appraisement, and have agreed on the value to be paid, in which case the agreed value of the improvements shall be 
deemed to bo the appraised value within the meaning of subsection (5) of section 25 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895. Provided that, if in 
any case the value of the improvements as appraised or determined is at least 20 per centum higher than their estimated value as above 
notified, the Land Board may allow the incoming lessee, upon application within the prescribed time, to withdraw his application and to 
obtain a refund of any moneys paid in connection therewith, 8. W. MOORE. 


stew 4 eg 


3 Ave., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 4343 
a a a ee ee ey el 
[683] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR CONDITIONAL PUROHASE LEASES. 


[° is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of eection 10 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1903, the Crown Lands 
comprised within the blocks hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Conditional Purchase Leases, and shall be disposed of under 
the prevailing conditions of the law. 


The blocks will be available for Conditional Purchase Lease on and after Ist SEPTEMBER, 1910. 


An application for a Conditional Purchase Leass shall be in Form 21, and must be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, 
and a survey fee as hereinafter specified ; the survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly 
instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. Payment of the first of such instalments shall be 
made with the application. The application shall be signed and the declaration printed on the back of the form shall be made by the 
applicant. The application may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant in person or by his agent in person duly authorised for 
the purpose in writing, during office hours on Ist September, 1910, or during cfiice hours on any subsequent business day, or may 


Sagan on any day to the Land Agent in a posted letter, but co as not to be received by the Land Agent before the }st September, 


__ All applications for Conditional Purchase Leases lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in 
writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the Ist S=ptember, 1210, or at any time between 
the Ist September, 1910, and the 7th September, 1910, inclusive, shall together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land 
Agent simultaneously on the Ist September, 1910. 


It is hereby further notified that the Local Land Board will, at 10 a.m. on 8th September, 1910, sit at the Court-house, Stroud, 
and deal, under Regulation 366, with any applications which may be made for such lands from 1st September to 7th September, 
1910, inclusive ; after detormination of priority by ballot, the Local Land Board will proceed to consider the question of confirmation 
of the applications of such applicants as may he present. 


The leases will be subject to the provisions of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1908, 
and to the following special conditions :— 


(a) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all noxious scrubs, prickly-pear, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 


(6) The boundsries of each block are to be fenced with a six-wire fence, within five years of day of confirmation of lease ; 
provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such bouudaries with the approval uf the Local Land Board. 


(c) Timber or other material shall not be cut, obtained, or removed from the land for the purposes of eale except subject to the 
provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and the Regulations thereunder, and Quarry Regulations at the time in force. 


(d) The lessee shall not prevent or take any measures to hinder sny person lawfully claiming any fallen timber on any block from 
removing the same within a reasonable’time (to be fixed by the Minister for Lands) after the block has been applied for. 


(e) Trees which are or are likely to prove suitable for fencing, building, or railway sleepers, shall not be destroyed by ringbarking 
or otherwise, except under permit issued under the provisions of section 21 (a) of the Forestry Act, 1909: Provided that the 
lessee may clear any land which is to be cultivated within twelve months from date of clearing, or cut any timber required for 
the purpose of. erecting avy necessary buildings or other improvements on the subject land. 


(f) The lessee may destroy by ringbarking or otherwise, without permit, all other timber except edible shrubs. 


Application must be made in good faith ; that isto say, the sole object of the applicant in making the application must be to obtain 
the land in order that he may hold and use it for his own exclusive benefit according to law. The Land Board if satisfied an application fs 
made otherwise than in good faith, is authorised to declare the deposit forfeited. 


CONDITIONAL PURCHASH LEASH ARHBA No. 254. 
EHASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or Stroup, AnD STRoup Suez. 


3 | Annual | 
gas can IS xyes Ne re i eae one Ane we 
: mE S ‘apital |at22 per| Surve stimate own an ater ' . 
County. | Parish, 5 en at Wilae eas a aoe Value of dictated Supply. Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &e. 
weg oS first ten Improvemente,| therefrom. 
2 years. 
Bw lassp.|iee oe Band i) es, Gan, Ou Bede 
Glouces-| Faulk- 37 71 0 0} 701 0 9}]1710 6/11 5 O]| Ringbarking, | Booral, 35 | Lawler’s Creek,) Mountainous country, sandstone 
ter, land. (at £1 per £6. miles, permanent, formation, and very steep in parts; 
acre), Average an- poor clayey soil, clay subsoil; tim- 
nual rainfali, ber—guim, oak, apple, box, stringy- 
45 inches, bark, mahogany, and turpentine, 
DiGis 5s do ...| 36 701 0 Oj] 701 0 0/1710 6;1L 5 O|} Ringbarking, do en do he do do 
(at £1 per £1 17s. 6d. Ms. 1 10-9,562, 
acre), | 


Notz.—Includes part (1,402 acres) of classification reserve under general notice of 28th February, 1898. 


If IS POINTED OUT THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROVEMENTS ARE OR MAY BE UPON THE 
LAND AT THE DATE OF APPLICATION HAS NOT BEEN APPRAISED. 
An appraisement or determination of the value of any improvements shail be made after the land has become the subject of an 


application for Conditional Purchase Lease, unless both the owner (other than the Crown) of the improvements and the incoming selector 
have agreed to dispense with such appraisement, and have agreed on the value to be paid. 


The value of the improvements as appraised is payable within three months of the date of appraisement, or in four equal annual 
instalments with interest at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum. 


The term of a conditional purchase lease shall be forty years from date of application, with right of conversion (during the currency 
of the lease) into a conditional purchase at any time after confirmation of the conditional purchase lease application. 


s. W. MOORK. 


4341 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. [3 Ava., 1910. 


_ 


(68 4] Department of Lands, 
| Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART ORGWN LANDS FOR CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASES. 
[ is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 10 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands 
comprised within the blocks hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Conditional Purchase Leases, and shall be disposed of under 
the prevailing conditions of the law. 


The blocks will be available for Conditional Purchase Lease on and after Isr SEPTEMBHR, 1910. 


An application for a Conditional Purchase Lease shall be in Form 21, and must be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, 
and a survey fee as hereinafter specified ; the survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly 
instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. Payment of the first of such instalments shall be 
made with the application. The application shall be signed and the declaration printed on the back of the form shall be made by the 
applicant. The application may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised for 
the purpose in writing, during office hours on let September, 1910, or during office hours on any subsequent bueiness day, or may be 
forwarded on any day to the Land Agent in a posted letter, but ac as not to be received by the Land Agont before the 1st September, 1910. 


All applications for Conditional Purchase Leases lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in 
writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the ist September, 1910, or at any time 
between the Ist September, 1910, and the 7th September, 1910, inclusive, shall together be deemed to bs and to have been ledged with 
such Land Agent simultaneously on the Ist September, 1910. 


It fs hereby further notified that the Local Land Board will, at 10 a.m. on 8th September, 1910, sit at the Court-house, 
Stroud, and dea!, under Regulation 866, with any applications which may be made for such lands from isi September to 7th 
September, 1910, ineiusive; after determination of priority by ballot, the Local Land Board will proceed to consider the question of 
confirmation of the applications of such applicants as may be present. 


The leases will be subject to the provisions of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1908, 
and to the following special conditions :— 
(2) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all noxions scrubs, prickly-pear, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 


(4) The boundaries of each block are to be fenced with a six-wire fence, within five years of day of confirmation of lease ; 
provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Local Land 
Board. 


(c) Timber or other material shall not be cut, obtained, or removed from the land for the purposes of sale except subject to the 
provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and the Regulations thereunder, and Quarry Regulations at the time in force. 


(2) The lessee shsll not prevent or take any measures to hinder any person lawfully claiming any fallen timber on the block from 
removing the same within a reasonable time (to be fixed by the Minister for Lands) after the block hag been applied for. 


(e) Timber which is, or is likely to prove suitable for fencing, building, orrailway sleepers, shall not be destroyed by ringbark- 
ing or otherwise, except under permit issued under the provisions of section 21 (@) of the Forestry Act, 1909. Provided 
that the lessee may clear any land which is to be cultivated within twelye months from date of clearing, or cut any timber 
required for the purposes of erecting any necessary buildings or other improvements on the subject land. 


(f) The lessee may destroy, by ringbarking or otherwise, without permit, all other timber except edible shrubs. 


Application must be made in good faita; that is to say, the sole object of the appiicant in making the 
application must be to obtain the land in order that he may hold and use it for his cwn exclusive benefit according 
to law. The Land Board, if satisfied an application is made otherwise than in good faith, is authorised to 


CONDITIONAL PURCHASH LEASE AREA No, 255. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Distrior oF Stroup, AND GLOUCESTER SHIRE. 


ws Aepual = 
22s] Area : hahaa Nature and capers 
County. | Parish, |323| of Cepital (00 2k peed Saryey | metseiated Vaing| Tome See) ete Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &e. 
Block. e _ * | of Emproyements. BPAY: | es ¢ 
Sey first ten therefrem. 
hte years. 1 
, ‘anor, “ps £ ps. 0.) © gp. eC. srs 
Gloucester; Verulan| 100 | 552 9 0] 690 0 0/17 5 0/10 0 0) 45chains three-| Booral, 863] Avon River Mountainous country cf slate and 
(ex, road). |(at £1 5g. pe wire fence (half-| miles, sufficient. sandstone formation; dark loamy 
acre). value), £4 10s.; Averagean-| soil; timber—box, gum, oak, apple, 
20 chains three- nual rain-| stringybark, mahogany, ironbark, 
wire fence, £7 fall, 4); and brush. / 
! 10s, Total, £12. inches. 
Do “| «do eo} 101] 552 0 0} 690 0 0/17 5 0] 10 O O | 603 chains threc-| Booral, 37} do | do do 
(ex. roads). |(at £15s.per wire fence (half-} miles. Ms, 1910-8,465. 
acre). value), £12 10s.; 
30 acres ring- 
barked, £1 ids. 
i Total, £14, 


IT IS POINTED OUT THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROVEMENTS ARB OR MAY BE UPON THE LAND 
AT THE DATE OF APPLICATION HAS NOT BEEN APPRAISED. 


_ An appraisement or determination of the value of any improvements shall be made after the land has become the subject of an 
application for Conditional Purchase Lease, unless both the owner (other than the Crewn) of the improvements and the incoming selector 
have agreed to dispense with such sppraizement, and have agreed on the value to be paid. : 


me s . . *:18 7 = . : 
i The value of the improvements as appraised is psyable within thres months of ths date of appraisement, or in four equal annual 
instalments with interest at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum. = ieioiingied nibs se 


The term of a conditional purchase lease shail be forty years from date of application, with right of conversion (during the currency of } 


the lease) into a conditional purchage at any time after confirmation of the ecnditional purchase lease application. 


S. W. MOORE, 


3 AuG., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 4345 


[703] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 3rd August, 1910, 


NOTIFIOATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASES, 


TT? is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 10 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands 
_ comprised within the blocks hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Conditional Purchase Leases, and shall be disposed of under 
the prevailing conditions of the law. 


The blocks will be available for Conditional Purchase Lease on and after 1517H SEPTEMBER, 1910. 


An application for a Conditional Purchase Lease shall be in Form 21, and must be accompanied by one half-yeaz’s rent in advance, 
and a survey ice as hereinafter specified ; the survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly 
instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. Payment of the first of such instalments shall be 
made with the application. The application shall be signed and tho declaration printed on the back of the form shall be made by the 
applicant. The application may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised for 
the purpose in writing, during office hours on 15th September, 1910, or during office hours on any subsequent business day, or may be 
forwarded on any day to the Land Agent in a posted letter, but so as not to be received by the Land Agent before the 15th September, 1910, 


All applications for Conditional Purchase Leases lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in 
writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 15th September, 1910, or at any time between 
the 15th September, 1910, and the 2ist September, 1910, inclusive, shall together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land 
Agent simultaneously on the 15th September, 1910. 

It is hereby further notified that the Local Land Board will, at 10 a.m. on 26th September, 1910, sit at the Court- 
house, Wagga Wagga, and deal, under Regulation 366, with any applications which may be made for such lands from 
15th September to 2ist September, 1910, inclusive; after determination of priority by ballot, the Local Land Board will 
proceed to consider the question of confirmation of the applications of such applicants as may be present. 

The leases will be subject to the provisions of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1908, 
and to the following special conditions :— 

(a) The lessee shail take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the 
land froe from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear ef all noxious scrubs, prickly-pear, 
undergrowths, and weeds. ; 

(2) The boundaries of each block are to be fenced with a six-wire fence, within five years of day of confirmation of lease ; 


provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Local Land 
Board, 

(c) Timber or other material shall not be cut, obtained, or removed from the land for the purposes of sale, except subject to the 
provisions of the Forestry Act, 1999, and the Regulations thereunder, and Quarry Regulations at the time in force. 

(d) The lessee shall not prevent cr take any measures to hinder any person lawfully claiming any fallen timber on the block 
from removing the same within a reasonable time (to be fixed by the Minister for Lands) after the block has been applied for. 

(ec) The iessee of portion 133 shall preserve the timber on a strip of land 5 chains wide along the south boundary of the lease; provided? 
however, that the Minister for Lands may rescind or modify this condition after the expiration of two years from the date 
of confirmation of any application for the land. The lessees of portions 184 and 135, shall preserve the timber on a strip of 
land 53 chains wide along the east aud west boundary respectively of the lease; provided, however, that the Minister for 
Lands may rescind or modify this condition after the expiration of two years from the date of confirmation of any application 
for the land. 

(f) The lessee may destroy by ringbarking or otherwise, without permit, all otaer timber except edible shrubs. 

Application must be made in good faith; that is to say, the sole object of the applicant in making the 
application tust be to obtain the land in order that he may hold and use it for his own exclusive benefit according 
to law. The wand Board, if satisfied an application is made otherwise than in good faith, is authorised to declare 
the deposit forfeited. . 


CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASE AREA No, 256, 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrriot or Wacaa Wacca, AND Coozamon SHIRE. 


Su pea . he Sh Nearest : 
dim Ary Rent at stimsa, 
Conny |Parten.|2ES| Azeaot |. Capitel |Tercone’) Suzvey | “Vainect | T2224 | water Supply. | Chaceoter ot Jaand, Sol, Tmber, dc. 
J — 26| Block. Value. Fee, ase distance 
Bg for first Improve thoreteGni 
iy ple ten years, meats. : 
ee Dale ees) ve - Se ahe ae Poe Ge ; . 
Bourke ...| Elliott | 133] 6533 3 0 |1,20018 9/30 0 6| 917 6} 4® chains fenc-; Matong Nil, but may be| Level and undulating country ; red soil ; 
(at £2 5e. ing, £8; ring-| Railway conserved by| open to thickly timbered with box and 
per acre). ing, thinning,! Station, tank, at esti- pine scrub ; suitable for wheat growing, 
; &e@., £40. 2} miles, mated cost of| Rainfall, about 22 inches.3 
Total, £48. £43 Ts. Cat. Ny. B, 2,979-1,806. 
»| Go ..| 184) 651 2 01,465.17 6/3613 0/1017 6) Ringin &e. do ...| Supplied by tank 0 
id (at £2 és. mt tuk. Cat. No. B. 2,980-1,808. 
per acre). £40, Total, 
£450. 
Do ...| do ...| 185] 686 0 0/1,431 0 0] $515 6} 1015 0 | Ringin &c,,) Matong Nil, but may be do do 
(at £2 5s. £2. | Railway | conserved by| Cat. No. B, 2,981-1,806; 
per acre). Station, tank, at esti-| Ms, 1910-11,8Z1. 
; 3 miles, mated cost of 
£53 65. 


Norz.—Includes part (1,321} acres) of reserve 44,640 from sale generally, notified 22nd Deeember, 1909, 


e —_—-—- 


IT IS POINTED OUT THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROVEMENTS ARH OR MAY BE UPON THE 
LAND AT THE DATH#H OF APPLICATION HAS NOT BEEN APPRAISED. 

An appraisement or determination of the value of any improvements shall be made after the land has become the subject of an 
application for Conditional Purchase Lease, unless both the owner (other than the Crown) of the improvements and the incoming selector 
haye agreed to dispense with such appraisement, and have agreed on the value to be paid, 

The yalue of the improvements as appraised is payable within three months of the date of appraisement, or in four equal annual 
instalments with interest at the rate of 4 per cent, per arsuium, 

The term of a conditional purchase lease shall be forty years from date of application, with right of conversion (during the curreacy 
of the leage) into 2 conditional purchase at any time after confirmation of the conditional purchase lease application. mae 

8. W. M : e 


4346 


[686] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 


[3 Ava. 1910. 


Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 3rd August, 1919, 


REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALH, LEASH, &o. 
“{(T is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Orown Lands Acts, the reserves from sale, lease, or 


license hereunder described, are hereby revoked. 


8. W. MOORE. | 
Land Division | Reserve Purpose Dato of Count Parish | Holding, &c Ares, Part revoked Papers No 

Distriot. a No, 3 Notification. y- % Peat 3 2 . 

anurep 

Inverell ..| Eastern.. 162 | From lease ..-| 6 Dec., 1880) Gough ...| Campbell...) Inverell and] ~40 0| Thewhele ... ws ove e| Mea. 1910- 

, Hismore R.A. 19,950. 
814, Macin-|- 
/ | tyre Shire. 
Notr,— Part includcd in an area sect apart for additional holdings this day, and the ba'ance is within travelling stock and camping reserve 81,203, 

Dubbo ...| Central...) 37,214 | From sale or lease] 9 Feb., 1901] Lincolo,.{ Narran ...| Murrungundy | 745 0 0, The whole. (Plan L 2,162-1,566.)| Mr. 1910- 
other than ad- R.A. 680A, and 9,921. 
ditional con- Cobbora Shire, 

ditional purchase i 
or conditional j 
| lease. { 
Notr,—Hield ucder conditional lease. 

Dubbo ...{ Central...| 32,851 | From sale or lease| 8 June, 1991) Gordon...) Wanda- Wandaowon- |1,687 0 0/| The whole, (Plans G. 3,181 R| Mr. 1910- 
other than ad- {wandong,| dong R.A. and G, 2,141-1,567.) 11,922, 
ditional con- 7!0a,and Tal- 
ditional purchase bragar Shire. 
or conditional 
lease, 

Novs.--This land has been selected. 
Condub> | Central... 67,355 | From sale for] 12 Mar., 1904{ Cunning-( Derriwong| Lachlan Shire, 20 0 0 | Part within portion 35,—asshown| Occ. 1910- 
lin, travelling stcck ham. and Barra- on plan C. 1,716-1,947.. 7,364, 
and camping. wang R.A. 
4984, 
Wyalong..{ Centre! .,{ 31,874 | From sale fur 15 Dec., 1900; Gipps ...{ Ugalong ...| Lachlan Shire.| 326 1 0 | That part within P.W.P. 653.) Ms, 1910- 
travelling stock. (Plan Ms. 794 fz.) 11,522. 
Do wm do ...| 42,683 | From sale for 15 April, 1908) do... dO ww. do | 10 1 0 | The whole ©.. os we a do 
water supp'y. 
Notr.— Within travelling stock and camping reserve £5,560, notified this day. 

Cooma ...{ Eastem..| 14,742) From sale fcr{ 31 Oct., 1891) Wallace.| Gordon ...| Dalgety Shire...) 0 1 0 | That part reserved this day for] Ms. 1910- 
travelling stock ‘ extensiou to cemetery. 10,943, 
and camping. = 

Grafton... do ...| 33,297 | From lease gener-| 28 Sept., 1901) Clarence | Great Mar-| Municipality of 2 1 0} Whcle Hn * nae Mr. 1910- 
ally for Public low, the City cf 11,262. 
School purposes, Grafton, 

Narran- | Central... 5.9; From sale for| 5 July, 1867; Mitchell| Gillenbah..| Yanko Shire...) 10 0 0| The part within portion 382) C.S. 1910- 

dera. water supply. (Plan M. 2,511-1,58°.) | 6,442, 

Dowie do £90 | From gale for| 29 ,, 1874 do do do 10 0 0 do do oer do 
travelling stock. | - : : 

Do ¥ ~: do 2,258 | From sale for] 22 Dec., 1881 do do AS do ae 5 0 0| The whole; within portion 32° do 
special lease. | (about) (Pian M. 2,511-1,588.) 

DON irs: do ... 772 | From lease for| 22 ,, S do do do : 5 0 0 do do wee do 
special lease. (about) 

DO meee do ...| 19,013 | From sale for} 7 April, 1894 do’... do ace do 3 5° 0 0j| The part within portion 38?. do 
water supply. (about) (Plan M, 2,511-1,888.) 

Do™ Ges. do ...| 19,914 | From annual| 7 , 3 do ... do. do . 5 0 0 do do oo do 
lease for water (about), 
supply. 

Nortr.---Held under conditional purchase, 
Narrabri ) Centra)... 16,097 { From sale for) 13 Aug., 1892) Nande- | Lindsay ...{ Namoi Shire...) 160 0 0 | The whole. (Plans N.1,975 3,774) Ms. 1910- 
camping, war. Roll, Ms, 457 Th.) 12,012, 
Notes.—Contracted to be granted by way of exchange. Travelling stcck and camping reserve 45,572, notified this day, isin lieu of above, 
Tam- Eastern..| 33,724 | From sale other) 21 Dec, 1901/ Buck- Coeypoly ...| Tamarang 40 0 0{ The whole; portion 297. (Plan{ Ms. 1910- 
worth. than auction | land. . Shire. | (about). B, 8,842-] 788.) 9,551. 
sale only. 
Nots.—Now freehold. 
Albury ...) Eastern..| 37,392 | From sale for| 12 Mar., 1904) Goulburn| Germaaton| Germanton =| 8 0 0) The whole ... ove on «+ { Me, 1910- 
water supply. | | (about). 11,268. 
Norn —Reserve 45,578 from sale (45,579 from lease generally) for traveliing stock and camping, notified this day, includes the above. 
Tumut ,..) Eastern.) 3,190 | From sale for} 5 May, 1884)Buccleucb|Adjungbilly] Adjungbilly | 255 0 0 The whole xp eee os Ms. Ls. 
| water supply. | | Shire. 1910-10,309, 
Norr.— Held under special lease. 

Urana ...{ Central.,.| 29,474 | From saleorlease| 27 May, 1899( Urana..| Clear Hill.) Gunambil R.A.| 320 0 0 The whole. (Plan U. 63-1,881.)...| Ms. 1910- 
«ther than No. 463, and 10,850, 
homestead selec- Urana Shire, 
tion, 

Norn.—Ileld under homestead selection. 

Young ...{ Eastern.) 2,620) From sale for| 15 Jan., 1885) Harden,.| Murrim- { Murrumburrah 7 233, That part within portion 589.) Ms. Ls. 
travelling stock boola.| Population ; (Plan H. 6,351-1,716.) 1910-8,503. 
and camping. 1 Area, 

Norg.—Held under special lease. 

Bourke ..; Western./| 7,401] From sale for Gunder- |Bullamunta iksgnen vovete 100 0 O/| That part within the area shown] Ms, 1910- 
water and camp- bocka. on plan W.L.B, 1,229, 11,782, 
ing. 

Do ..| do ..| 7,402 | From license and} 20 _,, 9) do... do we to0 ss8 see eee 100 0 0 do do to do 


lease for water 
and camping. 


20 Oct., ne 
| 
| 


=— se 


3 Ava, 1910.] » NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 4347 


- en GA, F 


[689] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 3rd August, 1910, 
REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASE, &o. 
U is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the reserves from sale, or lease, 
4 hereunder described are hereby revoked,—but such revocation shall not take effect until after the expiration of sixty days from 
the above date. ; 
S. W. MOORE. 


Aen e e 
Bs Division. cl Purpose, cece’ County. Parish, Shire, &c¢, Area. Part revoked, ie 
a. T. 

Tovyerell.| Easterno.| 44,777 | From sale and lease] 19 Jan., 191:} Arrawatta |) Bonshaw .. | A-bford Shire... Gey 5 | Tart within allotments 6}Aln,19i0- 
other than prickly to 9, section 1, and allet-) 9,596, 
pear lease, ments 2 to 10, section 4, 

village of Bunshaw. 

Bombala. do ...| 42,455 | From lease generally| 12 Feb., 1908) Wellesley.... Bombala .. | Bibbenluke 143. 120 / Tbe whole  reserve,—-as|/Aln, 1910- 
and from gale other Shire, ) shown on plan W. 4,740-| 9,314. 
than auction sale 1,584 Roll, 
only. 

Grafton... GO fess 940° | From sale for water | 12 Feb,, 1883] Clarence ...) Southamptcn| Municipality cf 7 219] Road between portion J} Ms. 1910- 


supply. South Grafton and allotments 2 and 3] 11,263, 
of section 13 (area l acre 
4 1 rood 29 perches’. 

DN iss: do...) 27,976 | Fr.m sale for access. .| 28 July, 1898 do Ee do & do ra 16 3 0 | The residue cf the reserve do 
(area about 3 acres é 
rocds 3 perches). 


Scone .. do .., 4,941 | From sale for tem-| 10 Dec., 1887] Durham .| Moonam_.,..} Weclooma 2 0 0; Part within portion 89.|Aln.1910- 
porary common. Shire. (Plan D. 4,3890-1,557.) 9,721, 
Do ...| do ...| 4,942 | From lease for tem-| 10 ,, of do As do Sy do a 20 0 do do 
| porary common. 
DO! tse do ...,;Under | From annual lease cr, 13 April, 1892 do eal do + do a4 2h OO do do 
general} occupation license. | 
notice. 
Welling- do... 45,097 |.From after auction} 6 April, 1910) Bl’gh «| Nanima _,..| Cobbora Shire, 0 1 O/| That part within allotment} Aln.1910- 
ton. purchase. | 3 cf section 4,—as shown| 9,790. 
on plan Bodangora 20. 
Murrur- do...) 23,934 | From sale for access} 18 April,1836| Brisbane...) Murulla ..| Village of 1 2 0} Thewhole ... ass | Mz, 1910- 
undi. Blandford and 11,846. 
| : Warrah Shire. 
Dis Dees do ...| 30,171 | From lease generally| 25 Noy, 1899 do eerie = AO. Re do aa 1 2 0/| The part within reserve} do 
for access, 23,934, revoked this day. 
Do ...| do ...| 23,937 | From sale fer planta-| 18 April, 1896 do wo dO ws do bas 1 0 0| Thewhole ... at sa do 
tion. | 

Gundagai) do ...| 8,574 | From sale forsite for) 9 Feb, 1889) Wynyard.... Mundarlo ...| Yabtree R.A.86,) 130 0 0 do aes AD «| Mz. 1909= 

| future village. and Adjung-| (about). 20,475, 
| | billy Shire. 

Young ... do... 2,620 | From sale for travel-| 15 Jan., 1883) Harden ...| Murrimboola| Population area 2 0 0/| That part with'n the} Aln,.1910- 
ling stock and | of town of boundaries of measured] 9,859, 
camping. | Mutrum- portion 590,—as sbown 

burrah. on plan catalogued H 
6,352-1,716, 

[685] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF CHURCH AND SCHOOL LANDS SET APART FOR HOMESTEAD SELECTION, &c. 
T is hereby notified, for public information, that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been 
pleased to revoke, under the provisions of the 10th section of the Crown Lands Acts of 1895, so much of the notification setting apart 
the Church and School Lands hereunder described for homestead selection, &., and it is hereby revoked accordingly. r 
S. W. MOORE. 


Date of 
Notification. 


Land 


District, County. - Parish. Shire, &c, Ares. Part revoked. Papers No. 


Division. 


Goat Tee Ds 

28 Feb., 1893 loucester ...| Verulam ...| Gloucester --|J,10f 0 0 | Within portions 100 ani 10', (Plans G,| Me, 1910-8,465 
(Under general 4,104 and G, 4,105-1,197 Rolls.) 

notic?.) 


Stroud «| Eastern., 


Norr.— Within conditional purchase lease area 255, notified this day. 


(637 | Department of Lands, 
; Sydney, 3rd August, 1910, 
REVOCATION OF TRACT OR AREA SET APART FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE. 
| ba pursuasce of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the notification setting apart the Crown Land comprised within the tract or 
area hereunder cescribed for original conditional purchase, is hereby revoked. 
8S. W. MOORE. 


Land District. | Division. 


iar ea | County. | " Parish. | Holding, &c. | Area. | Part revoked. Papers No. 


: ea Land: 
Casino ... . | Eastern ...| 24 Junc, 1905 | Drake «| Tabulam ...{ R.A. 623, R.A. 796, and} 600 0 0 | The whole ... oa oes | Me. 1910- 
Kyogle Shire, (about). 9,385, 
Se ee 
Nores.—(!) The above area will be availab'e for ordinary conditional pu’chase, at £1 per acre, or conditional lease on 4th August, 1910, (2) If the land is 
taken up under conditional lease, the timber must not be ringbarked except in pursuance of permits issued under the provisions of the Forestry 
Act, 1909. No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purposes of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and 
Regulationsthereunder at the time in force, 


[688] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 3rd August, 1910, 


; WITHDRAWAL FROM THE TEMPORARY COMMON AT WINDEYER. 
ie is hereby notified that the portion of land hereunder described has been withdrawn from the temporary common at Windeyer. 


S. W. MOORE. 


Land District. | Division. | y1a'@th,, | County. | Parish. | Shire. | Area, | Part revoked. Papers No. 
| a. Y. Dp. 
Mudgee... .,| Eastern ...| 22 Mar., 1880..] Wellington ...; Windeyer ...| Meroo... | 18 0 © | That part within portion 207. (Plan| Occ, cee 
eatalogucd W. 4,828-2,091.) 726. 


pAD NUE Dat ee Se 


No. 120, 3 Auaust, 1910.—6, 


690] 


4348 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 


[3 Ave. 1910, 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. . 


. NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 


FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE OR 
FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE AND 
ASSOCIATED CONDITIONAL LEASE. 


iG is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 
section 4 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, 


~ the Crown Lands comprised within the area hereunder 


’ taining an area of about 3,000 acres. 


described are hereby set apart for original conditional pur- 
chases or for original conditional purchases and conditional 
leases (other than those mentioned in subsection 2 (5) of the 


-section above quoted), and shall become and be available 


therefor on and after the 6th October, 1910. It is further 
notified that the price of the land for original condi- 


“tional purchase, whenever applied for, shall be 15s per. 


acre.. No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for 
the purposes of sale, except subject to the provisions of the 


«Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder at the time 


in force. If any part of the land is taken up under con- 
ditional lease, the timber thereon must not be ringbarked, 
except In. pursuanoe of permits issued under the provisions of 


the Forestry Act, 1909. 
Sy S. W. MOORE. 


HASTERN DIVISION. 
“LAND DISTRICT’ OF STROUD, AND GLOUCESTER SHIRE. 


County of Gloucester, parishes of Craven and Kornga, con- 
, The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries : Commencing on the summit 


~ of the range forming the watershed of the Manning River 


~ and Craven’s Creek ata tree marked 4\ over G95, parish of 


4 


Craven ; and.bounded thence bya line south about 90 chains ; 
a line partly forming the north boundary of an area set apart 
for conditional purchase or conditional lease at 10s. per acre 
by Gazette 26th August, 1905, west to the north-west corner 
of that area, parish of Kornga; a line north to the range 
aforesaid and by that range forming the southern boundaries of 


_ portions 29 and 28 (Kornga) and 49 (Craven) generally north- 


easterly and south-easterly to the point of commencement, — 
but exclusive of reserve 21,571 for trigonometrical purposes. 

Notr.—Includes part (about 2,000 acres) of reserve 22,514 
from conditional sale, notified 25th May, 1895, revoked this 
day. [Ms. 1910-10,898] 


[704] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE, 
CONDITIONAL LEASE, ADDITIONAL  CON- 
DITIONAL PURCHASE LEASE, ADDITIONAL 
HOMESTEAD SELECTION, OR ADDITIONAL 
SETTLEMENT LEASE. 


: ae hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 


section 4 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, 
and section 22 of the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1908, 
the Crown Lands comprised within the area hereunder 
described are hereby set apart for additional conditional pur- 
chases or conditional leases (other than those mentioned in sub- 
section 1 (b) of the first-mentioned section), additional condi- 
tional purchase leases, additional homestead selections, or addi- 
tional settlement leases, and shall become and be available 
therefor on and after the Ist September, 1910. It is further 
notified that the price of the land for additional conditional 
purchase, or the capital value for acditional homestead selec- 
tion or additional conditional purchase lease, whenever applied 
for, shall be £2 5s. per acre. It is also notified that any 
holdings within these areas shall be subject to the following 
special conditions, viz.:—(a) No timver shall be cut or 


_ removed from the land for the purposes of sale, except subject 


to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations 
thereunder at the time in force. (b) The selector or lessee 
shall preserve the timber on a strip of land 5 chains wide 
along the south boundary of the land, provided, however, 
that the Minister for Lands may rescind or modify this con- 
dition after the expiration of two years from the date of 
confirmation of any application for the land. (c) The selector 
or lessee may destroy by. ringbarking or otherwise, without 
permit, all other timber except edible shrubs. 


S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp Disrrior or Wagga Waaaa, AND Coonamon 
Eatin SHIRE. 
Within Ganmain resumed area No. 96. 


County of Bourke, parish of Elliott, containing an area of 
about 150 acres. The Crown Lands within the following 
boundaries : Commencing at the south-western corner of por- 
tion 133; and bounded thence by portions 14, 54, 64, 66, 37, 
a line, and portion 133 aforesaid, to the point of commence- 
ment. 


-Nore.—Includes part (about 150 ‘acres) of reserve 44,640 | 


from sale, notified 22nd December, 1909, 
[Ms. 1910-11,821] 


[694] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 3rd August, 1910, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITICNAL PURCHASE, 
CONDITIONAL LEASH, ADDITIONAL CONDI- 
TIONAL PURCHASH LEASH, ADDITIONAL 
HOMESTEAD SELECTION, OR ADDITIONAL 
SETTLEMENT LHASE. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 
section 4 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act ct 1905, 

and section 22 of the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1908, 
the Crown Lands comprised within the areas hereunder 
described are hereby set apart for additional conditional 
purchases or conditional leases (other than those mentioned 
in subsection 1 (4) of the first-mentioned section), additional 
conditional purchase leases, additional homestead selections, 
or additional settlement leases, and shall become and be 


available therefor on and after the 6th October, 1910. {tis _ 


further notified that the price of the land for additional 
conditional purchase, or the capital values for additional home- 
stead selection, or additional conditional purchase lease, 
whenever applied for, shall be as hereinafter respectively 
specified. It is also notified that any holdings within these 
areas shall be subject to the following special conditions, 
viz. :—(a) Timber of 6 inches or over in diameter, at 3 feet 
from the ground, which is or is kkely to prove suitable for 
fencing, building, or railway sleepers, shall not be destroyed 
by ringbarking or otherwise, except under permit issued 
under the provisions of section 21 (a) of the Forestry Act, 
1909: Provided that the selector may clear any land which 
is to be cultivated within twelve months from date of clearing, 
or cut any timber required for the purpose of erecting any 
necessary buildings or other improvements on the subject 
land. (b) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land 
for the purpose of sale except subject to the provisions of the 
Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder at the time 
in force. (c) The selector or lessee shall preserve ample 
timber for shelter and shade purposes. (d) The selector or 


- lessee may destroy by ringbarking or otherwise, without 


permit, all other timber except edible shrubs. 


S. W. MOORE. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Disrricts or TENTERFIELD AND CASINO, AND 
TENTERFIELD SHIR4, 


(At 15s. per acre.) 


Within Cheviot Hills North and Callanyn resumed area 
, No. 552. 

County of Buller, parishes of Callanyn and Antimony, 
containing an area of about 160 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries: Commencing on the right 
bank of Newspaper Creek, at its intersection with the 
southern boundary of the parish of Jenny Lind; thence by 
that boundary west about 125 chains, a line south about 13 
chains, a line east about 120 chains to Emu Creek ; thence 
by that creek downwards, and by Newspaper Creek aforesaid 
upwards, to the point of commencement. ? 

Nors.—Includes part (about 160 acres) of reserve 4,365 
from conditional sale, notified 22nd October, 1887, revoked 
this day. 

[Ms. 1910-11,346] 
Lanp District of WALCHA, AND APSLEY SHIRE. 
(At 15s. per acre.) 
Within Emu Creek resumed area No. 2. 


County of Vernon, parish of Gill, containing an area of 
about 1,800 acres. The Crown Lands within the following 
boundaries : Commencing at the north-east corner of portion 
28, parish of Winterbourne; and bounded thence by a line 
south to dog-proof fence; by that. fence north-easterly and 
westerly to a point due north of the point of commencement, 
and by a line south to that point; includes measured portions 
land 38; Plans V. 1,137.and 911-1,719. 

Norz —Includes part (about 1,645 acres) of reserve 9,577 
from conditional sale, notified 21st August, 1889, and part 
(about 155 acres) of reserve 31,787 from conditional sale, noti- 
fied 1st December, 1900, revoked this day. 


(At £1 per acre.) 
County of Vernon, parishes of Gill and Ella, containing 


an area of about 1,100 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries : Commencing on the north boundary of 


portion 52, parish of Ella, at a point due south of the south-_ 
east corner of portion 28, parish of. Winterbourne ;.. and. 


bounded thence by portions 32, 29, a line, 34, and 35 east to 
the west boundary of forest reserve 1,354, notified 6th 
November, 1882; thence north 65 cha'ins; thence west and 
south, to point of commencement ; includes part of measured 
portion 31. Plan V. 1,143-1,719. 

Novre.—-Includes part (about 925 acres) of reserve 9,577 
from conditional sale, notified 21st August, 1889, also reserve 


31,786 from conditional sale, notified Ist December, 1900, 


revoked this day. 
[Ms. 1910-11,345] 


if 


me 
- 


3 Ave., 1910.} 


——— 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 


4349 


[691] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 8rd August, 1910. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN~ LANDS 
FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE OR 
FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE AND 
ASSOCIATED CONDITIONAL LEASE, 


pes is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 
: section 4 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, 
the Crown Lands comprised within the areas hereunder des- 
cribed are hereby set apart for original conditional purchases 
or for original conditional purchases and conditional leases 
(other than those eesitented in subsection 2 (b) of the section 
above quoted) and shall become and be available therefor on 
and after the 6th October, 1910. It is further notified thatthe 
price of the land for original conditional purchase, whenever 
applied for, shall be as hereinafter respectively specified. It 
is also notitied that any holdings within these areas shall be 
subject to the following conditions, viz. :—(a) Stringybark or 
other trees which are or are likely to prove suitable for fencing, 
building, or railway sleepers, shall not be destroyed by ring- 
barking or otherwise, except under permit issued under 
the provisions of section 21 (a) of the Forestry Act, 1909. 
Provided that the selector may clear any land which is to be 
cultivated within twelve months of date of clearing, or cut any 
timber required for the purpose of erecting any necessary 
buildings or other improvements on the subject land. (b) No 
timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose 
of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry: Act, 
1909, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. (c) 
The selector or lessee may destroy, by ringbarking or other- 
wise, without permit, all other timber except-edible shrubs. 


S. W. MOORE. 


KASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or TumparuMBA, AND TUMBARUMBA 
SHIRE. 


At 13s. 4d. per acre. 
Within Ouranee resumed area No. 144. 


County of Selwyn, parish of Ouranee, containing an area of 
about 130 acres. The Crown Lands within the following 
boundaries : Commencing at the south-east corner of portion 
57 ; bounded by that portion and by portions 96 and 41, parish 
of Munderoo; by conditional lease 624, parish of Ouranee, 
south to a point east of the point of commencement ; and by a 
line west to that point. 

Norr.—Rainfall about 29 inches per annum, 

[Ms. 1910--10,899] 


At 16s. 8d. per acre. 


County of Selwyn, parishes of Ouranee and Glenken, con- 
taining an area of about 470 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing at the south-west 

corner of portion conditional lease 624 ; bounded by that con- 
' ditional lease north to a point east of the south-east corner of 
portign 57, parish of Glenken ; by a line and the south boun- 
dary of that portion to a point north of the north-west corner 
of portion 19; by a line south to the north-west corner of 
reserve 45,257 from sale and lease other than special lease, 
notified this day; by a line east about 30 chains ; by a line 
south ; by Ouranee Creek downwards ; and by portion 30 
Rem., parish of Ouranee, to the point of commencement. 

Noves.—(1) Includes part (about 470 acres) of reserve 12,012 
from sale for gold-mining purposes, notified 12th July, 1890, 
revoked this day. (2) Rainfall about 29 inches per annum. 
[Ms. 1910-10,899] 


[693 } 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 3rd August, 1910, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE, 
CONDITIONAL LEASE, ADDITIONAL CONDI- 
TIONAL PURCHASE LEASE, ADDITIONAL 
HOMESTEAD SELECTION, OR ADDITIONAL 
SETTLEMENT LEASE. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 
section 4 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, 
and section 22 of the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1908, 
the Crown Lands comprised within the area hereunder 
described are hereby set apart for additional conditional pur- 
chases cr conditional leases (other than those mentioned in 
subsection 1 (b) of the first-mentioned section), additional 
conditional purchase leases, additional homestead selections, 
or additional settlement leases, and shail become and be 
available therefor on and after the lst September, 1910. It 
is further notified that the price of the land for additional 
conditional purchase, or the capital vaiues for additional 
homestead selection or additional conditional purchase lease, 
whenever applied for, shall be £1 per acre _ It is also notified 
that any holdings within this area shall be subject to the 
following special conditions, viz. :—(a) Timber of 12 inches 
or ovey in diameter at 3 feet from the ground, which is suit- 
able or likely to prove suitable for fencing, building, or 


railway sleepers, shall not be destroyed by ringbarking or 
otherwise, except under permit issued under the provisions 
of section 21 (a) of the Forestry Act, 1969: Provided that 
the lessee or selector may clear any land which is to be culti- 
vated within twelve months from date of clearing, or cut any 
timber required for the purpose of erecting any necessary 
buildings or other improvements on the subject land. (b) No 
timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose 
of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1909, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. (c) 
The selector or lessee shall preserve ample timber for shelter 
and shade purposes, (d) The selector or lessee may destroy 
by ringbarking or otherwise, without permit, all other timber 


except edible shrubs. R 
: S. W. MOORE, 


HASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Distrricr or Kempsry, AND BELLINGEN SHIRE. 


County of Raleigh, parish of Unkva, containing an area of 
70 acres 3 roods 20 perches. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of portion 11. Plan R. 856-1,714 Roll. 

Norer.—lIncludes part (70 acres 3 roods 20 perches) of 
classification reserve notified 19th May, 1909; and. part (67 
acres 3 roods 20 perches) of an area set apart for additional 
holdings 16th December, 1908, and part (about 3 acres) of 
reserve 39,979 from sale, reserve 39,980 from lease generally, 
notified 2nd December, 1905, which are hereby revoked. 

(Ms. 1910-11,7386] ~ 


[682] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 


FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE, 
CONDITIONAL LEASK, ADDITIONAL CONDI- 
TIONAL PURCHASE LEASH, ADDITIONAL 
HOMESTHAD SELECTION, OR ADDITIONAL 
SETTLEMENT LEASE. 


i is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 
section 4 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, 
and section 22 of the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1908, 
the Crown Lands comprised within the areas hereunder 
described are hereby set apart for additional conditional 
purchases or conditional leases (other than those mentioned 
in subsection 1 (b) of the first-mentioned section), additional 
conditional purchase leases, additional homestead selections, 
or additional settlement leases, and shall become and be avail- 
able therefor on and after the dates hereinafter respectively 
specified. It is further notified that the prices of the land for 
additional conditional purchase, or the capital values for 
additional homestead selection, or additional conditional 
purchase lease, whenever applied for, and the annual rents 
(where stated) for additional settlement lease shall be as 
hereinafter respectively specified, with terms of appraisement 
as provided for by the Crown Lands Acts. No timber shall 
be cut or removed from the land for the purposes of sale, 
except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, 
and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. If the land 
is taken up under any form of tenure other than additional 
conditional purchase or additional homestead selection, the 
timber must not be ringbarked, except in pursuance of per- 
mits issued under the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909. 


S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
[Available on 1st September, 1910.] 


Lanp District oF BRAIDWOOD, AND TALLAGANDA SHIRE. 
At 8g. 4d. per acre. 


(Annual rent for additional settlement lease 24d. per acre.) 
Partly within annual lease No. 29,138. 


County of St. Vincent, parish of Wog Wog, containing an 
area of about 270 acres. The Crown Lands within the fol- 
lowing boundaries : Commencing at the most easterly north- 
eastern corner of portion 66; thence by lines east 40 chains 
north to Wog Wog Oreek ; thence by that creek downwards 
to portion 45 ; and by portions 45, 58, and 66, to the point of 
commencement ; inclusive of portion 74. 
[Ms. 1910-10,218] 


Lanp Disrricr or BooRowA, AND MURRUNGAL SHIRE. 
At 8s. 4d. per acre. 
( Annual rent for additional settlement lease 23d. per acre.) 
Includes annual lease No. 6,933. 


County of King, parish of Rugby, containing an area of 
about 1,430 acres. The Crown Lands bounded by portions . 
179, 188, 174, 162, 129, 116, 118, 14], 132, 201, 202, classified 
area, notified 27th February, 1907, portions 236, 213, 22, 286, 
and 177; inclusive of portion 214,—plan K, 5,367- 1,995, 

[Ms, 1910-10,998] 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 120, 


[3 Ava., 1910. 


Lanp District or Gruen INNES, AND Dorrico SHIRE. 
At £1 10s. per acre. 
Within Newton Boyd resumed area No. s09a, 


County of Gresham, parish of Henry, containing an arca of 
about 430 acres. The Crown Lands bounded by portion 50, 
area set apart for additional holdings by Gazette notice of 
25th March, 1908, reserve 16,615 from conditional sale, 
notified 29th October, 1892, portions 29 and 52, forest reserve 
40,519, notified 9th May, 1906, and Bruiser’s or Oaky Creek. 

Nore.—-Includes reserve for classification, notified 25th 
March, 1908. 

[Ms. 1910-2,307] 


Lanp Disrricr or GOULBURN, AND MuLWAREE SHIRE. 
At 8s. 4d. per acre. 

(Annual rent for additional settlement lease, 24d. per acre.) 

Tncludes annual leases Nos. 27,440, 1907-38, and 1907-40. 


County of Argyle, parish of Yarralaw, containing an area 
of about 2,190 acres, The Crown Lands bounded by portions 
227, 226, 189, 196, 230, 147, 252, 232, 239, 240, 251, 110, 253, 
135, 244, and Nerrimunga and Jacqua Creeks. 


County of Argyle, parish of Yarralaw, about 730 acres. 
The Crown Lands bounded by portions 247, 135, 253, 214, 
215, 21, 71, 248, Nerrimunga Creek, portion 67, and again by 
Nerrimunga Creek. 


Includes annual lease No. 21,318. 


County of Argyle parish of Yarralaw, about 350 acres, 
The Crown Lands bounded by portions 92, 231, 232, 21, 7], 
246, 245, 237, 15, 18, 82, 9, 61, and 252. 

County of Argyle, parish of Yarralaw, about 145 acres. 
The Crown Lands bounded by portions 2!7, 17, 223, 4, and 
Nerrimunga Creek. 


Includes part of annual lease No. 1910-6. 


County of Argyle, parish of Yarralaw, 200 acres. The 
Crown Lands within the boundaries of measured portions 233 
and 234. Plans A. 2,883 and 2,884-2,121. 

Norr.—Survey fee has been paid in respect to portion 233. 


County of Argyle, parish of Yarralaw, 148 acres 2 roods. 
The Crown Lands within the boundaries of measured portions 
198 and 237. Plans A, 2,118-2,121 and A. 3,116-2,121. 

[Ms. 1910-11,000] 


Lanp District oF INVERELL, AND MACINTYRE SHIRE. 
At £2 10s. per acre. 
Within Inverell and Elsmore resumed area No. 814. 


County of Gough, parish of Campbell, containing an area 
of about 320 acres. The Crown Lands within the following 
boundaries : Commencing at a point on thé right bank of 
Swan Brook north of the north-east corner of portion 25 
rem, ; and bounded thence by lines north 26 chains, east 
about 12 chains to a point 5 chains west of the western 
boundary of portion 2; thence by a line north parallel to 
and 5 chains rectangularly distant from the western bound- 
ary of portion 2 to the southern boundary of portion 148 ; 
thence by portions 148, 149, 168, 220, 511, 510, and Swan 
Brook to the point of commencement, 


Nore.—Includes part (about 320 acres) of travelling stock 
and camping reserve 31,208, notified 14th July, 1900, also 
part of reserve 162 from lease, notified 6th December, 1880. 
[Ms. 1910-10,950] 


Lanp District of TAREE, AND HASTINGS SHIRE. 
At’ £1 per acre. 


County of Macquarie, parish of Comboyne, containing an 
area of about 12] acres. ‘The Crown Lands within the follow- 
ing boundaries : Commencing on the north-eastern boundary 
of portion 72 at a point 10 chains south-easterly from the in- 
tersection of the south-eastern side of reserved road within 
-portion 72 with that boundary ; thence by lines bearing north 
37 chains, and west to the eastern boundary of portion 96; 
thence by that portion southerly and westerly to a point north 
of the north-west corner of portion 72; thence a line south to 
that corner ; and thence by part of the north-eastern boundary 
of that portion, to the point of commencement. 


Nore.—Includes part of classification reserve notified 25th 
March, 1908. 


[Ms. 1910-12,277] 
Lanp District or TENTERFIELD, AND TENTERFIELD SHIRE, 
At £1 per acre. 
Within annual lease No. 24,353. 


County of Buller, parish of Corry, containing an area of 
about 45 acres. The Crown Lands bounded by travelling 
stock reserve 42,811, notified 17th June, 1908, portion 2], and 
Bookookoorara Creek. 


Noret.—Ineludes village reserve 185, notified 25th March, 
1873 


[Ms. 1909-22,389] 


LLanp District of WELLINGTON, AND MAcQuARIE 
( ] 
SHIRE. 


At £1 8s, 4d. per acre. ” 


County of Wellington, parish of Mumbil, containing an 
area of about 250 acres. ‘he Crown Lands lying between 
Borada Creek, Kagle Beagle Creek, and portions 133, 72, 88, 
§6, and part of portion 8. 

Norr.—Includes part of water reserye 141, notified 3rd 
November, 1884. 

[Ms. 1910-10,843. 


[Available on 6th October, 1910.) 
Lanp Disrrict or Mupeer, anp Meroo Suire. 
At 10s. per acre. 


County of Phillip, parish of Moolarben, containing an area 
of about 300 acres. The Crown Lands within the following 
boundaries : Commencing at the south-east corner of portion 
193 ; bounded thence by portions 193, 44, and a line west to 
the left bank of Moolarben Creek ; by that creek downwards 
to the north-east corner of portion 54; by portions 54, 41], 
42, 55, 62, travelling stock reserve 19,167, portions 109, 110, 
218 bearing generally south-easterly and north-easterly to the 
northernmost corner of last-named portion ; thence by a shelf 
of sandstone rocks, being the approximate position of a range, 
H. 26-679 Roll., bearing generally north-westerly to a point 
east of the commencing point; and thence by a line west, to 
that point. 

Nore.—So much of the notification in Gazette dated 17th 
November, 1909, as relates to the setting apart of this area 
for original conditional purchase at 10s. per acre and original 
conditional purchase and associated conditional lease is here- 
by revoked. 

[Ms. 1910-11,293 ] 


Lanp Disrrict of WELLINGTON, AND WYALDRA SHIRE. 
At 16s. 8d. per acre. 


County of Bligh, parish of Yarrobil, containing an area of 
1,233 acres. The Crown Lands within the boundaries of 
measured portion 135,—as shown on plan B. 3,852-1,579. 

Nore. —Includes part (1,233 acres) of reserve 32,320 from 
conditional! gale, notified 13th April, 1901, revoked this day. 
[ Ms. 1910-11,349] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 
T is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accord- 
ance with the provisions of the 4th section of the Crown 
Lands Act of 1884, His Excellency the Governor, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to approve 
of the following being declared a Public Purpose within the 
meaning of the 104th section of that Act, and it is hereby so 
declared :-— 


[695 | 


‘*Use of Aborigines.” 


[Ms. 910-8,805] S. W. MOORE. 


Department of Lands, a 

Sydney, 8rd August, 1910. 
ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE VILLAGE OF 
MUKRINGO. 


1 is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the 
provisions of section 107 of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, 
and section 57 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, the design 
of the Village of Murringo has been altered by closing parts 
of Hill, Note, and Silver streets, and by continuing North, 
Silver, and Boreham etreets, also by closing and opening of 
lanes. . 
[Aln, 1910-9,280] 


AS ee 


F698] 


[696} . 


8S. W. MOORE. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 38rd August, 1910, 


WITHDRAWAL FROM ANNUAL LEASE FOR 
TRAVELLING STOCK AND CAMPING. 


ie is hereby notified, for public information, that, in 

pursuance of the provisions of the 108th and 101st 
sections of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, and the 39th section 
of the Crown Lands Act of 1889, the land hereurider described 
is hereby withdrawn from annual lease 1906-1, Wyalong, held 
by C. M. Johns, and reserved from sale pending determination 
ot the portions to be set apart for travelling stock and 
camping, and reserved and exempted from license and lease 
generally. 


8. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION, 
Lanp Disrricr of WYALONG, AND LAcHLAN SHIRE. 
No. 45,560 from sale (45,561 from license and lease gener- 
ally). County of Gipps, parish of Ugalong, containing an 


area of 430 acres 2 roods. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of p.w.p. 653. Plan Ms. 794 FEs.. 


| [Ms. 1910-11,822} i 


iN 


ied 


, aad 


3 Ava., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 


4351 


[697] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 


WITHDRAWAL FROM PREFERENTIAL OCCUPATION 
LICENSE FOR. CEMETERY EXTENSION. 

T is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pur- 
suance of the provisions of the 108th and 101st sections 

of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, and the 39th section of the 
Crown Lands Act of 1889, the land hereunder described is 
hereby withdrawn from preferential occupation license 1384, 
held by Charles Woodhouse, and reserved from sale pending 
determination of the portions to be set apart for cemetery 
extension, and reserved and exempted from license and lease 


generally. 
S. W. MOORE. 


KASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or Cooma, AND DaLGETY SHIRE. 


No. 45,544 from sale (45,545 from license and lease gener- 
ally). County of Wallace, parish of Gordon, containing an 
area of 2 roods. The Crown Lands within the following 
boundaries : Commencing at a point 15 links north of north- 
west corner of allotment 1, section 23 (church site) ; thence 
bounded by lines east 4 chains 30 links, south 7 chains 30 
links, west 9 chains 45 links, north 7 chains 30 links, and 
east 5 chains 15 links, to the point of commencement ;— 
exclusive of allotments 1 to 10 inclusive, and right of way, 
as shown on plan C. 955-730. 

[.Ms. 1910-10,943 ] 


[699] Department of Lands, __ 
Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 


RESERVES FROM SALE. 


‘WT is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 


the 101st section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, the 
lands hereunder described shall be reserved from sale pending 
determination of the portions to be set apart for the public 
purposes hereinafter respectively specified, and they are hereby 


reserved accordingly. 
S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
For Cemetery. 
Lanp District oF GuNDAGAI, AND ADJUNGBILLY SHIRE. 


Within the resumed area of Yabtree Holding No. 86. 


No. 45,554. County of Wynyard, parish of Mundarlo, con- 
taining an area of 8 acres 1 rood 13 perches. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of measured portion 191,—a3 
shown on plan catalogued C, $90-1,984. 


Notr.—Includes part of reserve 45,553 from sale and lease 
other than special or residential lease, notified this day. 
(Ms. 1909-20, 475] 


For Preservation of Game. 
Lanp District or GRAFTON, AND COPMANHURST SHIRE. 


Partly within Southgate and Blakes Creek resumed area 
No. 523. 


No, 45,555. County of Clarence, parish of Southgate, con- 
taining an area of about 1,500 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries: Commencing on the right 
bank of Sportsman’s Creek where the western boundary of 
the Lawrence population area intersects that creek (being 
also the north-east corner of portion 240); by that western 
boundary south to its southern extremity ; by the southern 
boundary east to the western boundary of R. R. F. 27,474 ; 
by part of the western and part of the northern boundaries of 
that reserve north and east to the south west corner of reserve 
217 for refuge; by the western and part of the northern 
boundaries of that reserve north and east to a point south of 
the south-east corner of special lease 99-2 ; by a line and the 
east boundaries of special leases 99-2 and 98-15 north to the 
southern boundary of portion 278; by part of that southern 
boundary west to the right bank of Woody Creek ; by the 
right bank of that creek downwards to its confluence with 
the right bank of Sportsman’s Creek aforesaid ; and by that 
creek upwards, to the point of commencement. 

[Ms. 1910-11,676] 


For Public Recreation. 


Lanp District oF GRAFTON, AND HARWoOD SHIRE. 


No. 45,565. County of Clarence, parish of Lawrence, town 
of Lawrence, containing an area of about §# acres. The 
Crown Lands within the following boundaries ; Commencing 
on the left bank of the Clarence River, at its intersection 
with the north-eastern side of Merton-street ; and bounded 


side of Stuart-street ; by that street north-easterly and east- 
erly to the south-western side of Short-street ; by that street 
south-easterly to the Clarence River aforesaid, and by that 
river upwards, to point of commencement. 

Nore.—Includes reserve 33,788 for preservation of native 
flora, notified 25th January, 1902, which is hereby revoked. 
[Ms. 1910-11,057] 


For Travelling Stock and Camping. 
Laxp Districr or GUNDAGAI, AND ADJUNGBILLY SHIRF, 


SING; 45,577. County of Harden, parish of Coolac, contain- 
ing an area of about 15 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries: Commencing on the Main Southern 


road, at the eastern corner of water and camping reserve 


14,854 frcm sale (14,835 from lease and license), notified 28th 
November, 1891; and bounded thence by that reserve west- 
erly, Muttama Creek downwards, by portion 95 south-east- 
erly to its easternmost corner; by a 1-chain road easterly, 
and by the Main Southern road aforesaid north-westerly, to 
point of commencement. 

Norr.—Reserve 513 from sale for camping and water 
supply, notified 8rd January, 1873, is hereby revoked. 
[Ms. 1910-11,232] 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or NARRABRI, AND NAmor SHIRE. 


No, 45,572. County of Nandewar, parish of Lindesay, con 
taining an area of about 200 acres. The Crown Lands 
bounded on the south, east, north, and part of the west by 
portion 20, and on the south-west by a surveyed fenced line, — 
as shown on plan N. 1,975-1,774 R. 

[Ms. 1910-12,012] 


For Water Supply. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Laxp District or Youna, AND BURRANGONG SHIRE. 


No. 45,547. County of Bland, parish of Tubbul, containing 
an area of 3 acres 2 roods 21 perches. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries: Commencing at the south- 
east corner of portion 203; and bounded thence by a line 
south to the eastern north-east corner of portion 206, and by 
that portion and portion 203 aforesaid, to the point of com- 
mencement. 

Nore.—Includes part of camping reserve 10,254, which part 
is hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1910-9,515] 


[700] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 8rd August, 1910. 
RESERVES FROM SALE AND LEASE GENERALLY. 


dee is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisicn: o 

the 101st section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, and 
the 39th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1889, the lands 
hereunder described shall be reserved from sale pending 
determination of the portions to be set apart for the public 
purposes hereinafter respectively specified, and reserved and 
exempted from lease generally, and they are hereby reserved 


and exempted accordingly. 
S. W. MOORE, 


Extension to General Cemetery. 
WESTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or WILLYAMA. 
Within the extension of Willyama suburban lands. 


No. 45,549 from sale (45,550 from lease generally). 
County of Yancowinna, parish of Picton, containing an area 
of 3 roods 2¢ perches, The Crown Lands within the boun- 
daries of allotment 15 measured as an extension of general 
cemetery at Willyama,—and shown on plan Ms. 662 Be. Roll. 

Note.—Reserve 41,484 from sale (41,485 from lease gener- 
ally) for extension of general cemetery, notified 20th March, 
1907, within the above, is hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1910-10, 763] : 


For Public Recreation. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


MeETRoPOLITAN LAND DisTRicT, AND MUNICIPALITY OF 
MosMAN. 

No. 45,573 from sale (45,574 from lease generally). 
County of Cumberland, parish of Willoughby, at Little Sirius 
Cove, containing an area of 2 acres 2 roods. The Crown 
Lands indicated by green edging on plan catalogued Ms. 
3,242 Sy., being the 100 feet reservations above high water 
mark within J, Holt’s 4 acres grant yortion 4, J. Holt's 4 
acres 3 roods grant portion 5, and Alcxaxder Manson's 30 
acres grant portion 130,—but exclusive «f those parts of Illa- 
warra and Sverge streets, indicated by | r>wn tint, the areas 
of which have been deducted from the t: ta’ area. 


thence by that street north-westerly to the south-eastern | [Ms, 1910-11,384] 


- 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERI(MENT GAZETTE, No 120. 


[3 Ave., 1910. 


For Public Recreation. 

No. 45,566 from. sale (45,567 from lease generally). 
County of Cumberland, parish of Willoughby, at Middle 
Harbour, containing an area of 9 acres 3 roods. The Crown 
hands indicated by green edging on plan catalogued Ms. 3,243 
Sy., being the land comprised within the reservations of 100 
feet above high water-mark in Isaac Moss’ 30 acre grant, por- 
tion 104, J. T. Hughes’ 24 acre grant, portion 102, J. T. 
Hughes’ 10 acre grant, portion 105, and part of an intervening 
rqad,—but exclusive of a way of access to wharf at Pearl Bay, 
containing 12 perches,—as shown on plan catalogned Ms. 
3,280 Sy. 

[Ms. 1910-11,386] 


For Travelling Stock and Camping. 
Lanp District of ALBURY, AND GERMANTON SHIRE. 


No. 45,578 from sale (45,579 from lease generally). 
County of Goulburn, parish of Germanton, containing an area 
of 5acres 1 rood 8 perches. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of allotment 1, section 42, town of Germanton. 
Plan G. 15- 1,475. 

[Ms. 1910-11,268] 


For Wharfage. 
Lanp District or GosfoRD, AND ERINA SHIRE. 


No. 45,570 from sale (45,571 from lease generally). 
County of Northumberland, parish of Musmorah, containivg 
an area of 2 acres. The Crown Lands within the boundaries 
of measured portion 15,—as shown on plan catalogued N. 
219-2, 111. 

Note.—Part of railway reserve 110, notified 23rd March, 
1881, included in the above, is hereby revoked. 
| Ms. 1910-7,704] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 


RESERVE. FROM SALE, LICENSE, AND LEASE 
GENERALLY FOR TRAVELLING STOCK AND 
CAMPING, 


¥ T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 

the 101st section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, and 
the 39th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1889, the lands 
hereunder described shall be reserved from sale pending 
determination of the portions to be set apart for travelling 
stock and camping, and reserved and exempted from license 
and lease generally, and they are hereby reserved and 
exempted accordingly. 


[701] 


S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. — 
Lanp District or CoonamMBLE, AND GILGANDRA SHIRE. 


No. 45,558 from (45,559 from license and lease generally). 
County of Gowen, parish of Callangoan, containing an area of 
about 475 acres. The Crown Lands within the following 
boundaries: Commencing on the right bank of Terrabile 
Creek, at its intersection with the prolongation of the south- 
east side of Kirke-street, village of Terrabile ; bounded thence 
by a line partly forming the north-western boundary of the 
suburban lands at Terrabile, north-easterly to a south-western 
Loundary of portion 40 ; by part of that boundary to its north- 
western extremity ; by a line partly forming the south-eastern 
boundary of portion 40 south-westerly to the Castlereagh 
River ; by that river upwards to its confluence with Terrabile 
Creek ; and by that creek upwards, to the point of com- 
mencement,—but exclusive of general cemetery, dedicated 21st 
September, 1901, and reserves 33,477 from sale for plantation 
and cemetery extension, notified 9th November, 1901. 

Norr.—In lieu of reserves 45,040 from sale and 45,041 from 


license and lease generally, which are hereby revoked. 
[Ms. 1910-9,039] ; : 


Department of Lands, 
: Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 
RESERVES FROM SALE OR LEASE, &c. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 
the 39th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1889, the 
lands hereunder described shall be and are hereby temporarily 
reserved from sale or lease respectively, or from sale and 
lease, &c., as hereinafter specified, 


[702] 


Ss. W. MOORE. 


From Sale generally. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Murwittumpau, anp Twrep SHIRE. 
No, 45,551. County of Rous, parishes of Nullam and Too- 
lond, area 1,8453 acres. Measured portions 133 to 135, 137, 


and 142, parish of Nullum, and 16, parish of Toolond. 
[Ms, 1910-2,749] 


Lanp Disrricr or Castno, AND KyocLE SHIRE. 


No. 45,552. County of Rous, parish of Findon, area 1,832 
acres. Measured portions 13, 15, and 16. 
[Ms. 1910-7,178] 


Lanp District of SINGLETON, AND Patrick PLAINS SHIRE. 
Within annual lease 1907-8. 


No. 45,564. County of Durham, parish of Mount Royal, 
containing an area of about 800 acres. The Crown Lands 
bounded by portions 12, 3, 1, 7, 10, 9 and 11, parish of Mount 
Royal, 69 and 70, parish cf Rosamond. 


Nors. —Includes part (about 800 acres) of an area set apart 
for additional holdings on 22nd September, 1909, hereby 
revoked, 


[Ms. 1910-11,698] 
Lanp District oF TENTERFIELD, AND TENTERFIELD SHIRE, 


No. 45,576. County of Buller, parish of Acacia, containing 
an area of about 690 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries : Commencing on the northern boundary 
of travelling stock reserve 26,416, notified 14th August, 1897, 
at its intersection with Oaky Creek; and bounded thence by 
that creck upwards to the north boundary of mineral lease 1 
of 40 acres ; by a line bearing north 64 degrees east about 70 
chains, east abont 20 chains, south about 53 chains, east about 
15 chains to the north-western boundary of travelling stock 
reserve 26,416 aforesaid; and by that boundary south- 
westerly, to point of commencement. 


County of Buller, parish of Acacia, containing an area of 
about 575 acres. The Crown Lands within the following 
boundaries : Commencing at the south-east corner of portion 
25; and bounded thence south to the edge of the ‘‘ Falls ;” 
by the ‘‘ Falls” south-westerly and westerly to the south- 
east corner of portion 101 ; by that portion north; by a line 
east to the north-west corner of portion 50; by portions 50 
49, 48, and 25 south, east, again south and again east, to the 
point of commencement. 


County of Buller, parish of Acacia, containing an area of 
abont 827 acres. The Crown. Lands within the following 
boundaries : Commencing at the north-west corner of portion 


101; by that portion south; by the edge of the ‘‘ Falls,” — 


westerly and south-westerly to portion 169; and by portions 
169, 23, 22, 5, 103, 77, 123 and 124, to point of commence- 
ment. ; 


[Ms. 1910-11,762] 


Lanp Disrricr of YOUNG, AND BuRRANGONG SHIRE. 


No. 45,546. County of Bland, parish of Tubbul, containing 
an area of about 24 acres. The Crown Lands within the fol- 
lowing boundaries : Commencing at the north-east corner of 
portion 43; and bounded thence by that portion and portions 
133 and 73 rem. to the north-east corner of the latter portion, 
and by roads 1 chain 50 links wide north and west, to the 
point of commencement. 

Norz.—Includes part of camping reserve 10,254, which 
part is hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1910-9,516] 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Laxnp Disrricr or Mornz, anp Boomi Suire. 
Within Wm, Keen’s annual lease No. 1906-42. 


No. 45,586. County of Benarba, parish of Meroe, about 400 
acres. ‘lhe Crown Lands within that part of portion 18 lying 
between portions 49, 48, 46, the northern boundary of Goonal 
18th section lease 69, portion 43, and the southern prolonga- 
tion of the east boundary of the latter portion until it meets 
the aforesaid boundary of Goonal 18th section lease 69. Plan 
B. 1,667-1,909 Roll, 

Nors.—Notification of 6th June, 1910, setting apart the 
above area for additional holdings, is hereby revoked, 

{Ms. 1910-11,931] 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
From After-Auction Sale, ; 
Lanp District or Yass, anp Gooprapicnen Suree. 


No. 45,562. County of King, parish of Manton, containing 
an area of 1077 acres, The Crown Lands within the bound- 
aries of portion 141,—as shown on plan K, 5,509-1,995 Roll. 
[Aln. 1910-9,801] 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District or Corowa, AND Beriigan Sure. 


No. 45,580. County of Denison, parish of Tocumwal, vil- 
lage of Tocumwal, containing an area of 11 acres 1 rood 364 
perches. The Crown Lands within the boundaries of allot- 
ment 6, section 5; allotments 1, 3, and 6 to 10, section 6; 
allotments 8 to 6, section 7; allotments 4 and 7, section 8 ; 
allotments 4 to 10, section 17; and allotmeiits 4, 5, and 10, 
section 18, Plans T, 7-1,816, T..8-1,816, ‘I’. 41-1,816, 

[Ms. 1910-12, 150] 


Pa, ow 


SS ae 


3 Ava., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 


4353 


Within the suburban boundaries of the Village of Tocumwal. 


No. 45,581, county of Denison, parish of Tocumwal, con- 
taming an area of 4 acres 0 roods 28 perches. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of portions 134 and 135,—shown 
on plan D, 1,564-1,798. 

[Ms. 1910-12,150] 


From Sale and Lease other than Special Lease. 


Lanp District or ie gee AND TUMBARUMBA 
HIRE. 


Within Ouranee resumed area No. 14a. 


No. 45,257. County of Selwyn, parishes of Ouranee and 
Glenken, containing an area of 200 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries: Commencing at the north- 
west corner of portion 19, parish of Glenken; bounded thence 
by a line north about 40 chains, by a line east about 30 
chains, by a line south to Onranee Creek, by that creek 
upwards and by portion 19 to the point of commencement,—to 
include an area of 290 acres. 

Norz.—Includes part (2C6 acres) of reserve 12,012 from 
sale for gold mining purposes, notified 12th July, 1890, 
revoked this day. 

[Ms. 1$10-10,899] 
From Sale and Lease other than Special or 
Residential Lease. 
Lanp District or Gunpagar, anp ADJUNGBILLY SHIRE. 
Within the resumed area of Yabtree holding No. 86. 


No. 45,553. County of Wynyard, parish of Mundarlo. 
The Crown Lands within the following boundaries : Com- 
mencing at the north-eastern corner of portion 1 on the left 


' bank of the Murrumbidgee River; thence by that portion 


south to its south-east corner; thence by a line partly 
orming the north boundary of portion 87; thence by a line 
orming parts of the western boundaries of portions 52 and 
46 and the western bounnary of portion 4 north to the Mur- 
rumbidgee Riyer aforesaid; and thence by the left bank of 
that river downwards to the starting point. 

Includes portion 235 John Paton’s special lease 3,720, and 
Andrew Paton’s special lease 1907-20; also embraces reserve 
45,554 for Cemetery, notified this day. 

[Ms. 1$09-20,475 


From Sale other than Auction Sale or After-. 
Auction Sale. 
Lanp Districr or Younc, AND BuRRANGONG SHIRE. 


No, 45,548. County of Bland, parish of Tubbul, containing 
an area of 54 acres 3 roods 30 perches. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of portions 159 to 165, 167 to 172, 174 
to 179, ISl to 183, 185 to 192, and 194 and 195. Plans B. 
3,705, B. 3,706, B. 3,707=1946. 

[Ms. 1910-9,516] 


From Lease generally and from Sale other than 
Auction Sale only. 
Laxp District or ARMIDALE, AND GostwyckK SHIRE. 
No. 45,575. County of Hardinge, parish of Morse, contain- 
ing an area of 40 acres 1 rood. ‘he Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of measured portion 217,—as shown on plan 
catalogued H. 4,413-1,762. 
[Aln. 1910-9,190] 


From Lease generally and from Sale other than 
Auction Sale and After Auction Sale. 


Lanp Distriot or BompaLa, AND BippENLUKE SHIRE. 


No. 45,563. County of Wellesley, parish of Bombala, con- 
taining an area of 100 acres 3 reods 30 perches. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of portions 266 to 275 inclusive, 
—as shown on plan W. 4,740-1,584 Roll. 

Yorn.—Reserve 42,455 from lease generally and from sale 
other than auction sale only, notified 12th February, 1908, 
revoked this day. 

[Aln. 1910-9,814] 


[703] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 


ERRATA, 
Lanp District of CooNABARABRAN, 


EFERRING to Gazette No. 107, folio 3,733: In the 
Reserve for Police Purposes, No. 45,460 from sale 
(45,461 from lease generally), notified 6th July, 1910, parish 
of Baradine, county of Baradine, omit ‘‘ within suburban 
lands of Baradine.” 
[Ms. 1910-8,583] 


Lanp District or INVERELL, 


In the notification of travelling stock route Neo, 45,389 
(Gazette of 22nd Jung, 1910, page 3480), in line 4 of note, for 
** 38,337” read ‘‘ 33,837.” 

[Ms, 1910-3,585] 
| 8S. W. MOORE. 


”~ 
a 


(651) Forestry Department, 
Sydney, 38rd August, 1910. 


RESERVES FROM SALE FOR TIMBER. 


dae is hereby xotified that His Excellency the Governor, with 

the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation 
of the Minister, and with the concurrence of the Secretary for 
Lands, hes been pleased to approve, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 12 of the .“ Forestry Act, 1909,’ of the 
temporary reservation from sale as timber reserves of the Crown 
Lands hereinafter described, and they are hereby reserved , 


accordingly. JOHN PERRY 


EASTERN DIVISION, 


Lanp District or Port MacquaRin, AND HastiInes 
SHIRE. 

No. 45,469. County of Macquarie, parish of Koree, con- 
taining an area-of about 2,500 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries: Commencing at the south- 
western corner of portion 4; and bounded thence by the 
Broken Bago Range south-westerly to forest reserve 35,498; 
thence by that reserve, portion 8, and part of portion 7 north 
to travelling stock reserve 103 ; thence by that reserve north- 
easterly and easterly to the north-western corner of portion 
20; thence by portion 20 south and east to its south-eastern 
corner ; thence by a line south 62 chains €0 links; thence by 
a jine east to a point due south of the south-east corner of 
portion 28; by a line north to the south-east corner of that 
portion ; thence by a line and portion 29 east and north to the 
north-east corner of that portion; thence by camping and 
travelling stock reserve 109 east and north to the south-west ~ 
corner of portion 5; thence by portions 5 end 4 east and south, 
to the point of commencement. 

[ Forests 1910-7,812]} 


Lanp DIsTRIcT OF GUNDAGAI, AND GADARA SHIRE. 
Within Bangus reeumed area No. 377. 


No, 45,382. County of Wynyard, parish of EKuadera, cons 
taining an area of about 2,500 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries: Commencing at.the north- 
west corner of portion 115 ;. bounded by that portion and por- 
tions 85, 96, 80, 73, 86, 72, 31, 35 34, and 17, parish of 
Euadera, by portions 104, 262, and 2(€0, and part of the south 
boundary of portion 273 to its intersection with the holding 
boundary between Mount Adra and Bangus, parish of Bangus; 
by the holding boundary between Mount Adra and Bangus, 
and by portions 266 and 265 and a line, yarish of Ellerslie, to 
the point of commencement, 

[ Forests 1910-7,133 ] 


Lanp District cF BEGA. 


No. 45,470. County of Dampier, parish of Wapengo, con- 
taining an area of about 860 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing at the south-east 
corner of portion 50; and bounded thence by that portion and 
portions 10, a line, 11, 65, a line, and 5 to Araganu Creek; by 
that creek downwards to portion 61; by that portion and por- 
tion 60 to the shore of the Pacific Ocean; by that shore 
generally southwards to a point east of the south-east corner 
of portion 50 aforesaid ; and thence west, to the point of com~ 
mencement, 


[ Forests 1910~7,003] 


[731] Forestry Department, 
Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 


NOTICE UNDER FORESTRY ACT. 
(Reauration No. 26.) 


FT is hereby notified, for public information, that all green 
x timber, except ironbark, on Crown Lands, in the parish 
of Kaloe, county of Gresham, is available for fuel purposes 
under timber licenses, subject to payment of royalty at the 
rate of 2s, 6d. per cord of 128 cubiv feet; such timber licenses 
may be obtained on application to the District Forest Officer 
at Oasino. 
[Forests 1910-8,837 ] 

Notr.—This is in lieu of Gazette notice of 6th December, 
1905, notifying certain green timbers in the parish of Kaloe, 
available under fuel licenses, which is hereby cancelled. 


JOHN PERRY. 


[680] Forestry Department, _ 
Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 
NOTICE UNDER THE FORESTRY ACT. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that the under- 
mentioned Officers are hereby authorised under the pro- 
visions of section 14 of the “ Forestry Act, 1909,” to issue 
Timber and Fuel Licenses under the said Act, namely :— 
The Forest Guard, Narrandera. 
(F. 1910-8,644] 
The Acting Clerk of Petty Sessions, Goodooga. 


(F, 1910-8,928] JOHN PERRY. 


4354 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. [3 Ave., 1910. 


Forestry Department, 
Sydney, 8rd August, 1910, 


REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE. 


E IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Execative Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified, that ia pursuance of the provisions of section 12 of the For. stry 
Act, 1909, the reserves from sale hereunder described shall be revoked, and they are revoked accordingly. 


Land Reserve Date of 


District. No, Purpose. —_| Notification. 


Division. 


JOHN PERRY. 


County. | Parish. | Holding, £0. | Area. | Part revokcd. Papers No. 


——— ——— 


———— 


Mieeig 
Barmed- | Central...) 2,785 | For preservation| 16 May, 1883) Bourke .,,.) Northcote...| Narraburra 8 214] That part within portion 25.) Forests 


man, and growth of 
timber. 


Murwil- | Eastern 250 
lumbabh. 


BDO ice: do ...| 11,761 do ...| 21 June, 1890} do oor 


do 


Shire. and road cf access theret:| 19]0-7,071. 
5) Jinks wide,—as showr 
or plan catalogued LB. 2,929- 
1,£06, 


do «| 15 Sept., 1871} Rous e+} Nullum ...| Tweed Shire .../ 1,180 0 0 | That part within portions} Forests 


(about). 133, 134, 185, 137, andi4?.| 1910-7,242, 
Plans catalogued R, 6,814. 
6,816, 6,815, 6,812, 6,807- 
1,159. Within . reseryc 
45,551 from sale generally 
notified this day. 

2 do «| 10 0 ©] That part within portion do 
(about). 142,—shown on plan cata- 
logued RR. 6,81 7-1,759. 
Within reserve 45,551 from 

sale generally, notified this 

day. 


Do ... do ...| 33,199 do «| 7 Sept, 1901! do +-| Toolond .. do | 2083 2 0 | That part within portion 1¢. do 


Corowa ...| Central,..| 18,318 do ..| 14 Oct., 1893) Hume ... 


Narran- do ..| 2,088 do | 2June, 1884) Cooper . 


: 


Plan catalogued R. 6,800- 
1,789. Within = reserve 
45,551 from sale generally, 
notified this day. 


Kentucky | Coreen Shire ... 8 0 0] Those parts within’ the} Forests 


Measured allotments for] 1910-7,282 
general cemetery near 
Balldale,and road 100 links 
wide, and land adjoining 
100 links wide, on th: 
north, west, and south fo 
plantation,— as shown on 
plan catalogued Mis, 1,016 
Wega. 


-. Yarangery ener hos 332 0 29 | That part within measured] Forests 


portion 23,—shown on plan} 1910-7,518, 
catalogued C. 1,574-1,804. 
Note.—Contracted to be 
granted by way cf 
exchange, 


Do «. do ...| 2,987 do Seale 2 Bass By do oa Gogeldrie ose ebeires 608 25 0 0! That part within measured do 


Casino...| Eastern..| 10,723 do | 8 Feb, 1890] Rous... 


2 


Do... do ...| 33,230 do «| 7 Sept., 1601 do ose 


do 


yortion 4,—shown on plan 
catalcgued ©. 1,575-1,£04. 
Note.—Contracted to be 
granted by way of 
exchange. 


Findon ...| Roseberry R.A.| 40 0 0 | That part within portion] Forests 


422, (about), 16 and reserved road} 1910-7,854. 

| through that por ion. Plan 

R. 6,897-1,759. Within 

reperye 45,552 from sale 

generally, notified this 
day. 

«.| Partly within}1,280 0 0 | That part within portions 13, do 
R.A, 804, R.A.| (about). 15, and 16, and reserv.d 
783, and Rose- roads through these por- 
berry R.A } tions. Plans R. 6,898, 6,896, 
422, and 6,8¢7-1,753. Within 

reserve 45,552 from sale 

generally, notified this 
day. 


Pribate Abbertisements, 


REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


Notice or InrenpED Igsugz oF PROVISIONAL CERTIFICATES 
oF TrTLe. 


Vol. 911, Fol. 200, and Vol. 1,844, Fol. 235. Registered 
Proprietor: Martin Joseph Gleeson. Land: 22 perches 
(each), lots 100 and $9, sec. 1 Dapto-road, at and in 
parish Wollongong, county Camden. 


Vol. 1,523, Fol. 2. Registered Proprietor: Henry Hart. Land : 
40 acres, portions 167 and 170, on Dutchman’s Creck, 
parish Highland Home, county Gough. 


THE proof of loss of the Certificates of Title and Crown Grant 
above described and other particulars required by section 111 
of the abovenamed Act (No. 25 of 1900) having been sup- 
plied,—I hereby, in pursuance of the requirements of such 
section, notify my intention to issue such Provisional Certifi- 
eates of Title accordingly, at the expiration of twenty-one 
days from the date hereof.—Registrar-General’s Department, 


Sydney. 

W. G. H.-WILLIAMS, 
3rd August, 1910, Registrar-General. 
362 73. 


WINCHCOMBE, CARSON, AND COMPANY (LIMITED). 


NOTICE is hereby given that at an Extraordinary General 
Meeting of the Company, held on the eleventh day of July 
instant, the subjoined resolutions were passed, and that at a 
subsequent Extraordinary General Meeting, held on the 
twenty-sixth day of July instant, the said resolutions were 
duly confirmed as special resolutions. 


SPECIAL RESOLUTIONS. 

1. The Company having agreed to sell the whole of its busi- 
ness, assets, liabilities, and undertakings as a going 
concern to Thomas Davis, on behalf of a Company to be 
formed and to be known as Winchcombe, Carson 
(Limited), it is advisable that this Company should be 
wound up voluntarily and that this Company be so 
wound up, and that Frederick Earle Winchcombe be 
appointed the liquidator thereof for the purpose of such 
winding-up. 

2. That the Company hereby agrees to the registration of a 
new Company, under the name of Winchcombe, Carson 
(Limited), and empowers the said liquidator to give such 
consent thereto as may be rendered necessary. 

Dated this twenty-sixth day of July, 1910. 


HENRY P. CHATER, 
H, Pepen Srexzt, Secretary. 
Solicitor for the Company, 
98 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
306 28 


on 


3 Aua., 1910.] 


RE HARRINGTON & CO., LTD. (Iy LIQuIpATION). 


NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 141 of the 
Companies Act, 1899, that a General Meeting of the Members 
of the aboye Company will be held at 386 George-street, 
Sydney, on Monday, 5th September, 1910, at 11 o’clock a.m., 
for the purpose of having an account laid before them showing 
the manner in which the winding-up has been conducted and 
the property, assets, books, goodwill, &c., of the Company 
disposed of to Harringtons Ltd., and of hearing any explana- 
tion that may be given by the liquidator. 

Dated this Ist day of August, 1910. 


BS ALFRED KNOBLAUCH, 
Witness, ANDREW Lumspmn. Liquidator, 
331 7 SRIRE 
NOTICE is hereby given that the Partnership which has for 
some time past been carried on by Arthur Thomas Cook and 
Adolphus William Fisher, under the firm name of ‘Cook 
and Fisher,” at 631 Darling-street, Rozelle, in the trade or 
business of General Printers, was this day dissolved by 
mutual consent, and that the said trade or business will 
henceforth be carried on under the said firm-name by the said 
Arthur Thomas Cook, alone. 

As witness our hands, this 30th day of July, 1910. 


; ADE, COOK: 
an a S. METcALFE. A. W. FISHER. 
53. 


——o a ES 


TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. 

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hereto- 
fore carried on by the undersigned, Henry Albert 
Cox and John Amos, both of Tomki, dairy farmers, 
shall cease to exist on and after the Ist day of July, 
1910; and that the business shall thenceforth be 
carried on by the said Henry Albert Cox.—Dated a 
‘Casino, this 28rd day of June, 1910. 


Ey AS COX: 
JOHN AMOS. 
Witness,—Cuas.’D. Bonprrenp, 
Clerk to Parker & Kissane, Solicitors, 
Casino. 
360 4s, 
NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hither- 
to existing between the undersigned, Mary Jane Bal- 
zer, of Spring-grove, near Casino, and Jacob, William 
Mildenhall, of the same place, dairy farmer, has this 
day been determined by mutual consent, and that all 
moneys due to and all liabilities owing by the said 
pares shall be respectively received and discharged 
y the said Mary Jane Balzer.—Dated at Casino, 
this second day ot July, one thousand nine hundred 


and ten. 
M. J. BALZER. 
J. W. MILDENHALL. 


3s. 


Witness,—W. R. Bauzer. 
361 


‘PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1902.” 


Notice under section 52 of the abovementioned Act to 
owners or occupiers within the Pastures Protection Dis- 
trict of Tamworth. 


IN pursuance of the provisions of section 52 of the “‘ Pas- 
tures Protection Act, 1902”: Notice is hereby given by the 
Pastures Protection Board for the District of Tamworth, that 
the owners or occupiers of all or any lands within the 
abovementioned district shall, on or before the Ist day of 
September, 1910, respectively commence the work of sup- 
pressing and destroying rabbits upon such lands and upon any 
roads bounding or intersecting the same. The period during 
which the said work shall be continued and systematically 
carried out shall be twelve months. The means which shall 
be adopted for carrying out the said work shall be poisoning, 
being means which have been previously sanctioned under 
the said Act.—Dated the 26th day of July, 1910. 
FRANK PAYNE, 


Chairman of the Pastures Protection Board, 
District of Tamworth. 


319 7s. 


‘PASTURES PROTECTION BOARD, TAMWORTH. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Pastures Protection Board 
for the District of Tamworth has appointed the persons men- 
tioned below to receive and grant certificates for scalps in 
conformity with the abovenamed Act, and will be in attend- 
ance at places as under on the first Saturday in each month 
from 9 till 12 a.m. 


T. B. Rodd, ‘‘Tremayne,” Manilla. 

R. Foreman, Emerald Hill. 
FRANK PAYNE, 

: Chairman. 

Dated at Tamworth, this 25th day of July, 1910, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 4355 


GUNDAGAI PASTURES PROTECTION BOARD. 
EXTRAORDINARY ELECTION. 


IT is hereby notified that John Roche, of Adelong, grazier, 
has this day been duly elected as Director for the Pastures 
Protection Board for the Pastures Protection District of Gun- 
Gist for the vacancy caused by the resignation of William 
liver. 
A. J. BROWNING, 
Gundagai, 27th July, 1910. Returning Officer. 
354 4s, 


URANBAH BORE WATER TRUST. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Messrs. William Ronald 
McDonnell and James Lambert O’Neil have been electcd 
Trustees of Uranbah Bore Water Trust. 


HERBERT WILLIAM STRANG, 
Returning Officer. 
Bulyeroi, 22nd July, 1910. 
309 3s. 


TRUST DISTRICT OF MOOMIN BORE WATER 
UST. 


THE Trustees of the Trust District of Moomin Bore Water 
Trust have caused to be made an assessment of all ratable 
property within the above district, with the names of the 
owners and occupiers, so far as known, of such property. Par- 
ticulars of such assessment are open for inspection at all 
reasonable times at the office of the Trustees, Heber-street, 
Moree, and, within twenty-one aays from the publication of 
this notice in the Gazette, any person intending to appeal 
against the assessment may do so in any way required by the 
‘«Water and Drainage Act, 1902,” and the Regulations made 
thereunder. —Dated the 30th day of July, 1910. 


J. T. CRANE, 
Secretary. 
355 5s. 


RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE HILL END 
AND TAMBAROORA COMMON. 


Definitions. 
1, In the following Regulations— 


“Stock” includes horses, asses, mules, cattle, sheep, 
goats, piga, camels, and dr me taries. 
Meetings of Tru tees. 


2. Ordinary meetings of the Trustees shall be held on the 
first Tuesday of every month, at such places as may be agreed 
upon. 

3. Special meetings may be convened by any Trustee upon 
twenty-four hours’ notice given as prescribed by Regulations 
made by the Governor. No business shall be transacted at a 
special meeting except that specified in the notice. 

Appointment of officers and their duties. 


4. The Trustees may from time to time appoint and remove 
a Secretary, Herdsman, and such other officers as they may 
deem necessary for the management of the Common. 

5. They may also fix the remuneration to be paid to such 
officers, and such remuneration shall be paid accordingly out of 
the revenues of the Common. 

6. It shall be the duty of the Secretary to issue notices and 
attend all meetings of the Trustees; to keep a minute-book 
of proceedings; to keep the Commoners’ Roll, copies of the 
Commons Acts and Regulations, and other necessary books and 
documents; and to receive and account for all moneys on 
kehalf of the Trustees. 

7. The Secretary shall, within forty-eight hours, pay all 
moneys 80 received into the Trustees’ account with such 
Bank as they may appoint. He shall render monthly accounts of 
receipts and expenditure and submit the Bank-book at the 
ordinary meetings of the Trustees. 

8. The Secretary shall also keep Herd-books for each 
Common or portion of a Common held by the Trustees in form 
of Schedule A hereto, in which shall be registered the names 
and addresses of the Commoners enrolled on the Commoners’ 
Roll and the description and brands of all stock belonging 
to each Commoner depastured upon each Common or portion 
of a Common. The Herd-books shall be open to the inspection 
of any person at any reasonable time. 


Signature and seal. 


9, All resolutions passed at any meeting of the Trustees, 
end all cheques and orders for the payment of money, shall be 
signed by a Trustee and by the Secretary, and shall be sealed 
with the corporate seal of the Trustees. 

Complaints and petitions. 


10. All complaints and petitions shall be lodged in rae 
with the Secretary, and shall be laid by him before the 


320 5s, | Trustees at their next ordinary meeting. 


4356 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120, 


[3Aue., 1910.” 


Pasturage of Commoners’ Stock and Fees for same. 


11. The number and description of stock which a Commoner 
may depasture on the Commen or on a portion of a Common 
held by the Trustees, and the fees payable are those mentioned 
in Schedule B hereto. 

Ifa Commoner does not depasture on any Common or portion 
of a Common the maximum number of either horses or cattle, 
he may depasture an equivalent number of cattle or horses (as 
the case may be) calculated in the relative proportion of the 
respective maximum numbers fixed in the Schedule, on pay- 
ment of the fees therein mentioned. 

12. If stock of a Commoner surcharged on a Common or 
portion of a Common have been twice distrained or impounded 
under section 17 of the “Commons Regulation Act of 1898,” the 
Commoner shall, in addition, be liable to a penalty nct exceed- 
ing ten shillings for every animal surcharged which has been 
twice distrained or impounded as aforesaid. 

Extended Pasturage and Pasturage for Travelling Steck. 


13. On payment to the Secretary of the fees fixed by 
Schedule C hereto, the animals actually in use by bona fide 
carriers, teamstere, travellers, and drovers, for carriage, riding, 
or driving shall, on the expiry of three days from the date on 
which they were placed on the Common, or on the expiry of 
such longer period as may be rendered necessary by rain or 
floods, be allowed extended pasturage for one week longer, 
and travelling stock may also be depastured on the Common 
for one week. 

Rules as to pasturage and management. 


14. No entire horse, ass, bull, ram, camel, or dromedary 
above the age of twelve months shall be depastured upon any 
Common held by the Trustees without the express permission 
of the Trustees, granted by resolution at an ordinary meeting. 
Such permission may in like manner be withdrawn. And no 
pigs shall be allowed on any part of the Common. Any Com- 
moner breaking this Regulation shall be liable toa penalty 
not exceeding £5. 

15. No fees will be charged for depasturing the progeny of 
registered stock, if such progeny be under the age of twelve 
months. 

16. All fees for depasturing stock must be paid quarterly 
in advance to the Secretary on or before the Ist of January, 
Ist April, ist July, and Ist October in each year. If stock be 
placed on the Common between those dates, a proportionate 
part of the fees must be paid in advance. Any Commoner 
breaking this Regulation shall for each offence be liable to a 
penalty not exceeding £2. 

17. All stock depastured on the Common will be at the 
owner’s risk. 

18. Before stock are placed on the Common, a full descrip- 
tion, with brands of such stock, must be registered with the Sec- 
retary by the owner, who must at the same time subscribe in 
the Herd-book a declaration that he is a Commoner, and that 
such stock are his own individual property. Any stock placed 
onthe Common without being so registered may be impounded 
by order of the Trusiees. 

19. Any Commoner whe registers in his own name any 
stock belonging to another person shall be liable to a penalty 
not exceeding £2. 

20. Except cows and goats in milk, and horses, and working 
cattle in ordinary use, no stock depasturing on the Common 
shall be removed therefiom unless notice of the intended 
removal be given by the owner to the Herdsman. Any person 
breaking this Regulation shall be liable to a penalty not 
exceeding £2. 

21. The Herdsman shall intimate the removal to the Sec- 
retary, who shall register the same in the Herd-book. 

22. If the Trustees intend to destroy any infected animal, 
pursuant to section 18 of the “ Commons Regulation Act, 1898,” 
the notice of intention to destroy the animal shall be to the 
effect of Schedule D hereto. 

23. The Trustees may, whenever they see fit, order a general 
muster of stock depasturing on any Common or portion of a 
Common held by the Trustees. 

24. It shall be the duty of the Herdsman to carry out, under 
direction of the Secretary, all orders of the Trustees; to 
inspect and muster stock; to ascertain from time to time that 
all stock depasturing are duly registered in the Herd-book, and 
that the fees thereon are duly paid; to report all strayed and 
missing stock to the Secretary and to the owners thereof; and 
to impound, ia the name of and under a general authority from 
the Trustees, all stock illegally on the Common. 

25. Persons desiring to cut and remove standing timber or to 
take eoil or stone from the Common shall make an application in 
the form of Schedule G hereto. The charges imposed by the 
Minister and set out in Schedule H hereto shall be paid to the 
Secretary. 

26. Any person depositing rubbish on the Common without 
the consent of the Trusices shall be liable to a penalty not 
exceeding £2. 

27. If any person causes a iree to fall upon or across any 
road or track within the Common, he shall remove the same 
within twenty-four hours, or be liable to a penalty not ex- 
ceeding £2, : 


28. Any person destroying a water-course, drain, well, or 
reservoir, or In any way polluting the water on any part of 
the Common, or committing any other trespass thereon, shall 
be liable to a penalty not exceeding £2. 

29. Any person who enters into or upon the Common, and 
wilfully or negligently leaves open or down any gate or slip 
panel, shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding £2. 


General penalty. 


30. Any person committing a breach of these Regulations for 
which no penalty is hereinbefore provided shall be liable to a 
penalty not exceeding £2. 


Remarks. 


Goats 
cs 
A 
S 
i) 
— 


“peo 
dad 99ety 


re 


Sheep. 


‘puvig 
6 
A 
“peo 
tod a3Ry 


SoHEDULE A (Reg. 8). 
HHRDSM AN’S-BOOK. 


WIV 


Cattle. 


*purig 
S 
A 


“pseiy 
rod avey 


“puBig 


Horses. 


No, 


Name and 
Address 
of 
Commoner, 


Date. 


Scuepute B (Reg. 11). 


DESCRIPTION and Number of Commoners’ Stock to be depas- 
tured on the Hill End and Tambaroora Common, and 
Scale of Pasturage Fees. 


General Number Allowed. 
s Number ae 
in Excess 0 
en Permanent | Temporary |General Number, 
Bioscriyttel Gammon, Common. Common, 
of 3 c=] i] 
Stock. 23 Sg lig Awe 36 
Pelee | fe lee) #s)/88| se | 88 
Be lea|Se)ee)fa/ 88) Be | 88 
BS | Ra SE | os ge | bet ge fees 
HG 2 te es 2 Dy Zz b=) vA 
a 2a a 28 I oe 3 oe 
ae 8. d. s. d. 
Horses .. : LO Oui 6 2 6 
Cattle ...... 
Balla "...... } ee ali 
Goats's.....3 
He Goats eos bee eee eee 10 0 3 5 1 6 


3 Aua., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 


4357 


Scuzpvute C (Reg. 13). 


Scate of Fees chargeable for the extended pasturage of 
animals actually in use by bona fide Carriers, Teamsters, 
Travellers, and Drovers, and for Travelling Stock allowed 
by the Trustees to be depastured on the 
Common. 


Not exceeding 


Description of Stock. Per Head per Por Plant Per Head per 
Day. per Day. Day. 

Drome- 

Horses. | Cattle. | Sheep. | Camels. davies 

, serd:| Use dilcg. Saal gs Gv pace. 
Carriers, teamsters, 
travellers, and 

drovers’ animals a ae 3? See a oa 
actually in use ... 

Travelling stock Oi dhe Oh Bhs Oseedk enias 


Sonepute D (Reg. 22). 


Noricz of intended destruction of an infected animal. 


, 19 
To 


We, the undersigned, Trustees of the | 


Common, being of opinion that the animal more par- 
ticularly described below, and of which you are the owner, is 
infected with a contagious or infectious disease, do hereby give 
you notice, in terms of section 18 of the ‘‘Commons Regulation 
Act, 1898,” that it is our intention to destroy such animal. 


Kind D 
; re ane Description Brands and | Name and Address of Owner or 
LPI - Marks, supposed Owner, 


ScuxupuLte G (Reg. 26). 


APPLICATION to cut and remove Standing Timber and take 
Soil and Stone from the : 


To the Secretary of the 


Common. 
Common. 


I haye to request that you will obtain for me a License to | 
cut and remove the standing timber (or take the soil and 
stone), more particularly mentioned below, from the 


Common; and I herewith enclose the sum of £ as the 
authorised charges for such timber (or soil or stone). 
Dated at this day of , 19 
. Applicant. 
Standing Timber for Firewood. ay oBs Cle 
One horse load @ 6d. per load ... ve 
Two + @8d._ ,, 
Three ,, @l10d. ,, a 
Four ;, Mies}, hig aE 
Bullock loads @1s.  » ne Hat 
Other Standing Timber. 
Trees @ per tree ven 
Soil. 
Loads @ per load isp va aa 
Stone. 
Loads @__—iper load aa soe vee 
£ 


| Goulburn, 29th July, 1810. 


| 353 


Scurepute H (Reg. 26), 


Scatz of Fees chargeable for Standing Timber and for Soil and 
Stone taken from the Hill End and Tambaroora Common. 


Standing Timber for Firewood. - £ 8s. d. 
One horse load ... Ses act A eos LOn Ouc6 
Two 3 ‘oe boot xs eae we soul) AO seals 
Three ” ooo see eee vee eee (8) 0) 10 
Hours pe Pes nic Ne a oct val. EEG 
Bullock load : one tO "1-0 
Other Standing Timber. 
Per tree ... 05 ae ‘fe Bx ee eee eo 
Soil. 
Per load ... aes she re e Fels 0 ga | 
Stone. 
Per load ... a ae 1 0 


Given under our hands and seals, this 30th day of April, 
1910. 


ALEXANDER MARSHALL, | 
ALFRED GREEN, 

GEORGE WILLIAMS, r Trustees. 
ROBERT ANDERSON, | 

JAMES G. WALPOLE, J 


I hereby impose the charges set forth in Schedule H to thee 
Rules and Regulations. 
JOHN PERKY, 
Minister of Agriculture. 
£6 


(L8.) 


310 


WOLUMLA TRUSTEES’ COMMON. 


NOTICE.—A Meeting of Commoners will be held in the 
Wolumla School of Arts on Monday, 15th August, at 8 
o'clock, for the purpose of electing a trustee in lieu of Mr. 
T. J. Preston, resigned. 
E. C, ALLEN, 
Secretary. 
3s. 


Wolumla, 28th July, 1910. 
350 


URALLA ‘TEMPORARY COMMON. 


NOTICE.—A Special Meeting of Commoners will be held in 
the Hall, Sydney Flat, on Saturday, 13th August, at 7.30 p.m, 


Business—Re Amending the Common Regulations in connec: 
tion with the number and description of stock which a 
commoner may depasture on the common, and the fees 


payable for same. 
F, 8S. LEAMON, 


Secretary. 


Uralla, 29th July, 1910. 
D 5s. 


357 


MUNICIPALITY OF SINGLETON. 
THE Council of the above Municipality hereby notify that 
they have accepted the dedication of two streets within the 
Municipality, viz. :— 
Park-street—From Bathurst to Frederick streets. 
Wynyard-street—From Munro to Bathurst streets. 


Dated this 29th day of July, 1910. 
By order of the Council, 
F, A. BENNETT, 
Town Clerk, 
Municipal Council Chambers, Singleton. 


351 4s, 


MULWAREE SHIRE. 


IT is hereby notified that Sergeant Krederick James Nowland 
has been appointed by the Council of the above shire as an 
Inspector for the purposes of the ‘Cattle Slaughtering and 
Diseased Animals and Meat Act of 1902,” at Goulburn, 
Such appointment to date from the Ist July, 1910. 


A. M. BARTON, 
Shire Clerk. 


352 ce 


MURRUMBIDGEE SHIRE. 


| NOTICE is hereby given that Louis Henry Walker has been 


appointed Shire Clerk to the Council of the Murrumbidgee 


| Shire, under the ‘* Local Government Act, 1906,” and the 
| Ordinances and Regulations thereunder,—such appointment to 
| take effect from the 19th July, 1910. 


H. KOOK, 


President. 


4s, 


Council Chambers, Darlington Point, 
26th July, 1910. 


4358 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 


[3 Ava., 1910. 


GOSTWYCK SHIRE COUNCIL. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the fee of eight shillings (§s ) 
per pan per quarter, fixed for the removal (weekly or oftener, 
as the case may be) and disposal of nightsoil in the Uralla 
suburban scavenging area, is payable in advance. 


FRANK S. LEAMON, 
Council Chambers, Uralla, Shire Clerk. 
15th July, 1910, 


356 4s, 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of John O'Dwyer, late of Tumut, in the State of 
New South Wales, parish priest, deceaseil. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 
other persons having any debt or claim upon or being other- 
wise interested in the estate of the abovenamed deceased, 
(who died at Tumut aforesaid, on the 21st day of March, 1910; 
and probate of whose will was granted by the Supreme Court 
of New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 3rd 
day of June, 1910, to Timothy O’Connell, of Tumut aforesaid, 
the executor named in the said will), are hereby required to 
send in full particulars of their claims to the undersigned, 
the proctors for the executor, on or before the 2Ist day of 
September next, at the expiration of which time the said 
executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
to the debts and claims only of which he shall then have 
had notice; and the said executor shall not be liable, for 
the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person 
of whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice at the 
time of such distribution. —Dated this 27th day of July, 1910. 
EMANUEL & PAYNE, 
Proctors for the Executor, 
Tumut. 


314 7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the wiil of George John Ricketts, late of Cedar Party 
Creek, Manning River, in the State of New South Wales, 
master mariner, deceased. 

PURSUANT to the *‘ Wills, Probate and Administraticn Act 

of 1898”’: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 

persons having any claims upon or being otherwise interested 
in the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died at Cedar 

Party Creek, Manning River, on the 25th day of September, 

1999, are hereby required to send in full particulars of their 

claims to the undersigned, the proctor for the executors of 

the will of the said deceased, before the 5th day of Septem- 
ber, 1910, after which date the said executors will proceed to 
distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the parties 
entitled thereto, having regard to the claims of which they 
shall then have notice, and the said executors shall not be 
liable for the assets or any part thereof so distributed to any 
person of whose claim they shall not have had notice at the 

time of such distribution.—Dated this 26th day of July, 1910. 

LEWIS ORMSBY MARTIN, 
Proctor for Executors, 
Masonic Hall, Taree. 


315 7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the estate of William Lutherborrow, late of Nelson-street, 
Annandale, near Sydney, in the State of New South 
Wales, fruit commission agent, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act 
of 1898” : Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting the estate 
of William Lutherborrow, the abovenamed deceased, who 
died on or about the 12th day of January, 1910, and adminis- 
tration of whose estate was granted by the Supreme Court of 
New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on or about 
the 23rd day of February, 1910, to Arthur Gladstone Luther- 
borrow, of South Coast road, Woonoona, in the State afore- 
said, storekeeper, are hereby required to send in particulars 
of their claims to the said Arthur Gladstone Lutherborrow, 
or to the undersigned, his proctor, on or before the 30th day 
of September next, at the expiration of which time the said 
Arthur Gladstone Lutherborrow will preceed to distribute 
the assets of the said deceased among the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard to the debts and claims only of which 
he shall then have had notice; and the said Arthur Gladstone 
Lutherborrow will not be liable, for the assets so distributed, 
to any person of whose debt or claim he shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 28th day 
of July, A.p. 1910. 
GEORGE SINCLAIR MACKELLAR, 
Proctor for Arthur Gladstone Lutherborrow, 
16 Post Office Chambers, 1144 Pitt-street, Sydney. 


316 7s Gd, 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATH JURISDICTION. 


In the will and codicil of Patrick Dougherty, late of 
Murwillumbah, Tweed River, in the State of New 
South Wales, farmer, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the Wills, Probate and Adminis- 
tration Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all 
creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Patrick Dougherty, 
the abovenamed deceased, who died at Murwillumbah, 
Tweed River, on or about the 16th day of October, 
1909, and probate of whose will and codicil was, on 
the 10th day of December, 1909, granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales to William Kelly, 
of Middie Arm, near Murwillumbah, in the said State, 
and James Buchanan, of Murwillumbah aforesaid, the 
executors in the said will and codicil named, are 
hereby required to send in full particulars of their 
claims in writing to the said executors, or to the 
undersigned, Halliday and Hungerford, proctors, on or 
before the 13th day of September 1910, at the expira- 
tion of which time the executors will proceed to dis- 
tribute the assets of the said deceased among the 
persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts 
and claims only of which they shall then have had 
notice; and the said executors will not be liable, for 
the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose debt or claim they shall not have 
had notice at the time of such distribution—Dated 
this 27th day of July, a.p. 1910. 


HALLIDAY & HUNGERFORD, 
Proctors for the Executors, 
Murwillumbah. 
1S Ole 


328 \ 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Joseph Wessey Moore, late of Inverell, in the 
State of New South Wales, builder, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 
other persons having any claims upon or being otherwise 
interested in the estate of the abovenamed deceased (who 
died at Inverell aforesaid on the 16th day of August, 1909), are 
hereby required to send in full particulars of their claims to 
the undersigned, the proctors for the executor of the will of 
the said deceased, before the 20th day of September next, 
after which date the said executor will proceed to distribute 
the assets of the said deceased amongst the parties entitled 
thereto, having regard to the claims of which he shall then 
have notice; and the said executor shall not be liable, for 
the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person 
of whose claim he shall not have had notice at the time of 
such distribution.—Dated this 30th day of July, 1910. 


BORTHWICK & BUTLER, 
Proctors for the Executor, - 
Pastoral Chambers, 
Byron-street, Inverell. 
333 7s. 6d. 


Se et ME es ee a ee ee 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Jeseph Bailey, late of ‘Glen Park,” Nulla- 
manna, near Inverell, in the State of New South Wales, 
‘farmer, deceased, 


PURSUANT to the “ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898” : Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other’ 
persons having any claims upon or being otherwise interested 
in the estate of the abovenamed deceased (who died at Inverell 
aforesaid on the 4th day of May, 1910), are hereby required 
to send in full particulars of their claims to the undersigned, 
the proctors for the executrix of the will of the said deceased, 
before the 20th day of September next, after which date 
the said executrix will proceed to distribute the assets of 
the said deceased amongst the parties entitled thereto, having 
regard to the claims of which she shall then have notice ; 
and the said executrix shall not be liable, for the assets or any 
part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim she 
shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution.— 
Dated this 30th day of July, 1910. 


BORTHWICK & BUTLER, 
Proctors for the Executrix, 
Pastoral Chambers, 
Byron-street, Inverell, 


334 7s. 6d. 


a4g\ 


3 Aua., 1910.] 


a BS Se 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 12),' 


4359 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of David Manery, late of Raymond Terrace, 
in the State of New South Wales, farmer, de- 
ceased. 


NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting 
the estate of David Manery, the abovenamed deceased, 
who died on or about the 24th day of May, 1910, and 
probate of whose will was granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdic- 
tion, on the 20th day of June, 1910, to William 
Manery, of Sydney, the sole executor named in the 
said will, are hereby required to send in particulars 
of their claims to the undersigned, Baker and Mac- 
kenzie, proctors for the said executor, William 
Manery, on or before the 14th day of September next, 
at the expiration of which time the said William 
Manery will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased among the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts and claims only of which 
the said executor, Willigm Manery, shall then have 
had notice; and the said William Manery will not be 
liable, for the assets so distributed, to any person of 
whose debt or claim the said William Manery shall 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution, — 
Dated this 28th day of July, 1910. 


BAKER & MACKENZIE, 
Proctors for the said William Manery, 
Raymond Terrace, 


By their Agents,—Macxenzinr & MAcKENzIE, 
164 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
323 7s. 6d. 


ae oS} 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Sarah Ochs, late of Taree, in the State 
of New South Wales, widow, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion. Act of 1898’: Notice is hereby given that all 
creditors and other persons having any claims upon 
or being otherwise interested in the estate of the 
abovenamed deceased, who died at Taree, Manning 
River, on the 7th day of June, 1910, are hereby re- 
quired to send in full particulars of their clainis to 
the undersigned, the proctor for the executors of the 
will of the said deceased, before the 5th day of Sep- 
tember, 1910, after which date the said executors wiil 
proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard to 
the claims of which they shall then have notice; and 
the said executors shall not be liable, for the assets or 
any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 
whose claim they shall not have had notice at the 
time of such distribution.—Dated this 29th day of 
July, 1910. 


LEWIS ORMSBY MARTIN, 
Proctor for the Executors, 
Masonic Hall, Taree. 
340 -— 7s. 6d. 


In the intestate estates of George Samuel Hadden und Margaret 
Mary Hadden, late of Germanton, deceased. 


ALL persons having claims against either of the above estates 
are requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 17th day of August, 1910. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
27th July, 1910. 
321 4s, 


In the intestate estate of John Snape, late of Parkes, 
carpenter, deceased. 


ALL persons having claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 17th day of August, 1910. 

T. W. GARRETT, 

Curator of the above Hatate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
27th July, 1910. 

822 4s, 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.3 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,556) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re John Denmead, of Bathuret, slaughterman. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on his 
own petition.—Dated at Sydney, this 28th day of July, 1910. 


F, H. SALUSBORY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—WiuttiaAM Hasrinaton PALMER. 


341 3s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTOY. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matter, will be held at the Court, Citizens’ 
Chambers, Moore-st-eet, Sydney, on the 17th day of August, 
19:0, at 10 a.m., or as soon aiter as the course of business 
will permif. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his proof 
must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy not later 
than the 13th day of August, 1910 :— 


Re Samuel Charles Porter (No. 18,547), of Belmore avenue, 
Belmore, and 2183 Sussex-street, Sydney, poulterer. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—WuILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER. 
342 6s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


(18,501) 


Re George William Hewlett, of Brownsville, miner. 


NOTICH is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors in 
the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Wollongong, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 15th day 
of August, 1910, at 11 a.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his 
proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Moore-street, Sydney, not later than the 8th day of August, 
1910. 
F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—WiLL1aM HarsinaTon PALMER. 
343 6s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re John Denmead, of Bathurst, slaughterman. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Bathurst, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 19th day 
of August, 1910, at 11 a.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Moore-street, Sydney, not later than the 12th day of August, 
1910. 


(18,556) 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER. 
344 6s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matters will be held at the Court, Citizens’ 
Chambers, Moore-street, Sydney, on the 15th day of August, 
1910, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the course of business 
will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his proof 
must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, not later 
than the 11th day of August, 1910 :— 


Re William Bulgin, (No, 18,539) of Queen-street, Woollahra, 
chemist. 
Re Mary Asher (No. 18,493), of Murwillumbah, hawker. 
Re Wilfred Chapman (No. 18,517), trading as “ Lennox & Co.,” 
Armidale, baker. 
F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—CH4RLES FAIRFAX WATERLOO ghey 
345 


- 


4360 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, (18,507) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re James Merry Parkinson, of Ben Buckley, near Mudgee, 

grazier. 
NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Mudgee, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 19th 
day of August, 1910, at 11 a.m., or as soon after as the course 
of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Moore-street, Sydney, not later than the i2th day of August, 
1910. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—Cuaries Farrrax Warerioo Lroyp. 
348 6s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Alexander Gray Mudie, of Bemboka, miner. 


(18,079) 


To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that the abovenamed Alexander Gray Mudie 
intends to apply to the Court, on Wednesday, the 24th day of 
August next, at 10 a.m., or as soon afterwards as the course of 
business will admit, that a certificate of discharge be granted 
to him, under and according to the provisions of the “ Bank- 
ruptey Act, 1898.”— Dated this 25th day of July, 1910. 


BLAND & CUNNINGHAM, 
Solicitors for the said Alexander Gray Mudie, 


Bega. 
By their Ageuts,— 
VILLENEUVE SmitH & DAwEs, 
28 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 
307 6s. 6d. 


[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (16,045) 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 
Re Robert Thompson, of Carlton. 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that Robert Thompson intends to apply 
to the Court on Thursday, the 18th day of August 1910, at 
10 a.m., or a8 soon afterwards as the course of business will 
admit, that a certificate of discharge be granted to him, under 
and according to the provisions of the “ Bankruptcy Act, 
1898.”—Dated this 27th day of July, 1910. 


W. H. NORTON, 
Solicitor for Applicant. 
308 6s. 6d. 


= 


[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (7,994) 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 
Re Thomas Stevens, of Grafton, Clarence River, 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that, I, Thomas Stevens, intend to apply 
to the Court, Citizens’ Chambers, Moore-street, Sydney, on 
Wednesday, the 24th day of August, 1910, at 10 a.m., or as 
soon afterwards as the course of business will admit, that a 
Certificate of Discharge be cranted to me, under and according 
to the provisions of the ‘‘ Bankruptcy Act, 1898.”—Dated this 
1st day of July, 1910. 
THOMAS STEVENS, 
Grafton. 

318 68. 6d. 


[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (16,60) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Edward Walsh, late of 40 Missenden road, Newtown. 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors. : 


TAKE NOTICE, that I, Edward Walsh, intend to apply to 
the Court on Wednesday, the 24th day of August, 1910, at 
10 a.m., or as soon afterwards as the course of business will 
admit, that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to me, 
under and according to the provisions of the “ Bankruptcy Act, 
1898.” —Dated this lst day of August, 1910. 


EDWARD WALSH. 
830 68. 6d, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. [3 Ava., 1910. 


[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,320) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re John Hills, of Newtown, builder. 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 
TAKE NOTICE that I, John Hills, intend to apply to the 
Court, on Wednesday, the 24th day of August, 1910, at 
10 a.m., or as soon afterwards as the course of business will 
admit, that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to me, under 
and according to the provisions of the “ Bankruptey Act, 
1898.’—Dated this 30th day of July, 19i0. 
JOHN HILLS. 
327 6s. 6d, 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY AN IN INSOLVENCY, 
Notice to CREDITORS. 


AN account with plan of distribution in the under- 
mentioned estate, showing a dividend as specified, is 
now filed in the Office of the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Citizens’ Chambers, Moore-street, Sydney, for the in- 
spection of persons interested; and notice is hereby 
given that such account and plan will be submitted to 
the Court for confirmation on Thursday, 18th August, 
1910, at 11 a.m., if not previously objected to :— 


James Alexander Lyttle, of Elizabeth-street, Sydney, 
coachbuilder ae 14,951), a third account and 
second plan of distribution showing payment of a 
dividend of seven shillings in the £ on all proved 
concurrent claims, and carrying a. balance for- 
ward of £44 13s. 5d. to the credit of the estate. 

WILLIAM HARRINGTON PADMER, 


Official Assignee. 
47 Elizabeth-street, Sydney, 
2nd August, 1910. 


346 Gs. 


—— 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Notice to CRrepirors. 


ACCOUNTS and plans of distribution in the under- 
mentioned estates, showing dividends as_ specified 
hereunder, are now filed in the Office of the Registrar 
in Bankruptcy, Citizens’ Chambers, Moore-street, 
Sydney, for the inspection of persons interested ; and 
notice is hereby given that such accounts and plans 
will be submitted to the Court for confirmation en 
Thursday, the 18th August, 1910, at 11 a.m., if not 
previously objected to: 


Edward Rusater Moloney, of Moree (No. 18,167), a 
second account and plan of distribution showing 
payment of an equalising dividend of 5s. (five 
shillings) in the £ on two debts admitted smmce 
the first account was lodged, and a second divid- 
end of is. 112d. (one shilling and eleven pence 
three farthings) in the £ on all proved concur- 
rent debts. 

Mary Teresa Fitzgerald, of Peak Hill (No. 18,223), a 
first account and plan of distribution showing 
payment of a dividend of 20s. (twenty shillings) 
in the £ on all proved concurrent debts, and a 
balance of £165 12s. 1d. carried forward to the 
credit of the estate. : 

Matthew Henry McKean, of Biddon, via Gilgandra, 
saw-mill proprietor (No. 18,224), a second account 
and plan of distribution showing payment of a 
second dividend of 1s. 53d. (one shilling and five 
pence farthing) in the £ on all proved concurrent 
debts. 


In the following estates, accounts current only, show- 
ing debit balances :— 


No. 18,378. James Alfred Andrew, of Lockhart, tailor. 
No. 18,408. George Evans, of Manilla, cordial maker. 
No. 18,450. Constantine Otto Weber, of 6 Francis- 
street, Sydney, and carried on business at 63 
Bourke-street, Surry Hills. 
No. 18,457. James Crawford, of 3 Carlton-crescent, 
Summer Hill, labourer. A 
No. 18,465. George James Doohan, of Hopkins-street, 
Merewether, labourer. 
No. 18,467. David Grady, of Coolamon, labourer. 
No. 18,468. George William Ernest Leer, formerly of 
621 Darling-street,. Rozelie, now of 50 Dowling- 
street, Redfern. : , 
No. 18,502. Francis William Herman Seaton, of 418 
Oxford-street, Paddington. butcher. 
Cc. F. W. LLOYD, 
Official Assignee. 
Denman Chambers, 182 Phillip-street, Sydney. 
2nd August, 1910. 
349 14s, 


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In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 
Notice to OrEprrors. 


ACCOUNTS with plans of distribution in the undermentioned 
estates, showing dividends as specified, are now filed in the Office 
of the Registrar in Bankruptcy, Citizens’ Chambers, Moore- 
street, Syduey, for the inspection cf per-ons inte ested: And 
notice is hereby given that such accuunts and plans will be 
submitted to the Court for confirmation on Thursday, 18th 
August, 1910, at +1 a.m., if not previously objected to :— 


Owen Cartan, of Grafton, blacksmith (No. 3,135), a second 
account and second plan of distribution ehowing payment 
of an equalising dividend of nine pence in the pound on 
one claim lodged since the filing of the first account, and 
a dividend of two shillings and threepence three-cighths of 
@ penny in the pound on al! proved concurrent claims 

John Parker, of Orookwell, farmer (No. 7,013), a third account 
and second plan of distribution showing payment of a 
dividend of seven pence'three farthings in the pound on all 
proved concurrent claims. 

Daniel Duffey, deceased, late of Lismore, hotelkeeper (No. 
9,763), a third account and second plan of distribution 
showing payment of a cividend of threepence three-eighths 
of a penny in the pound on al! proved concurrent claims, 

Patrick Prendergast, of Orange, journeyman saddler (No. 
13,229), a second-account and first plan of distribution 
shewisg payment of a dividend of twenty shillings in the 
pound on all claims. 

John Henry Davies, of Argvle-street, Parramatta, public ser- 
vant (No. 14,708), an eighth account and seventh plan of 
distribution showing payment of a dividend of one shilling 
and eight pence nine thirty-seconds of a penny in the 
pound on ali proved concurrent claims. 


Amy Ager Ross, of “Coleville,’ New South Head road, 


Double Bay (No, 16800), @ fifth account and third plan 
of distribution showing payment of a dividend of three 
shillings and seven pence three farthings in the pound on 
all proved concurrent claims 

George Frederick Augustus Dasey, of Copeton, diarnond miner 
(No 18,459), a first account and first plan of distribution 
showing payment of a dividesd of three shillings and 
threepence in the pound on all proved concurrent claims. 


Also, accounts current only in the undermentioned estates :— 


No. 18,269. Robert Brandreth Parry, junior, late of 105 Pitt- 
street, Sydney, solicitor. 

No. 18,336, T.J. Bloomer, of Grafton. 

No. 18,466. Hdward Maher, of Cessnock, labourer. 

No. 18,471. Syduey James Bennett, of Wickham, labourer. 

No. 18,475 Thomas Hirst, of Ralfe-street, Jesmond, near 
Newcastle, miner. 

No. 18,486. Walter Horace Sentance, of 170 Parr-street, 
Newcastle, hotelkeeper. 

No. 18,488. William Bates, of Harparary, near Narrabri, 
contractor. 


WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER, 
Official Assignee, 
47 Elizabeth-street, Sydney, 
2:d August, 1910. 
347 17s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


Sheriff's Office, Sydney, 
: 29th July, 1910. 


Joseph Booker vy. York, B. E., Eliz., and H. H. 


ON Monday, the fifth day of September, 1910, at noon, 
unless the writ of fieri facias herein be previously 
satisfied, the Sheriff will cause to be sold by Public 
Auction, at the Sale Room, Supreme Court, Sydney :— 
All the right, title, and interest (if any) of Bertie 
Edgar York, Elizabeth York, and Henry Herbert York, 
the defendants herein, and each of them, of, in, and to— 


Their respective interests under the will of the late 
Charles York, who died on 29th October, 1880, 
and probate of whose will, dated 25th August, 
1880, was granted 10th December, 1880, and 
also under Deed of Appointment, dated 11th 
October, 1894, and made by Thomas James 
York, and registered No. 635, book 670. 


The property in which the defendants are interested 
as aforesaid is described in the Deed of Appointment, 
as aforesaid, as all those four houses situate in Pyr- 
mont Bridge road, Glebe, near Sydney, at its intersec- 
tion with Ross-street, with the yards appurtenances 
thereto belonging, but not including the vacant land 
on the other side of the lane running at the rear of 
the said houses; also the house adjoining the above 
houses and known as “Enfield Villa”; also all those 
four houses in Pyrmont Bridge road aforesaid called 
“York Terrace”; also the house situate in Pyrmont 


Bridge road aforesaid called “Sunnyside”; also the 
house situate in Hereford-street, Glebe, aforesaid, and 
known as “ Waratah.” 


The encumbrances on the property and on the defen- 
dant’s shares therein, are as follows :— 


Mortgage by. James Ernest Green and Elizabeth 
York (trustees of the will), to Frank David 
Muller, registered No. 870, book 552, affect- 
ing the whole property given to secure 
£849 12s. 4d., and interest (partially repaid). 

Mortgage and further charge by and in favour 
of the same parties respectively registered 
respectively No. 871, book 552, and No. 929, 
book 638, affecting the interests of the defen- 
dants, given to secure £1,525, and interest. 

Mortgage by defendant, Henry Herbert York, to 
Charles J. Hassall, registered No. 3-44, book 
753, affecting the share of the above defen- 
dant, given to secure £800, and interest. 

Mortgage by defendant to George Broeg, dated 
22nd May, 1908, affecting the share of the 
defendant Henry Herbert York to secure 
£347 3s. 9d., and interest. — 

To costs in Hquity suit No. 3017 of 1908, affecting 
the whole property. 

Mortgage for £1,650 Blizabeth York, wife of T. J. 
York, to A. C. Betts, registered 696, book 
786, dated 7th August, 1905. 

Further charge between the same parties, made 
5th October, 1906, registered No. 65,* book 
813,—_reciting £1,650 due on above mortgage 
—further advance £250, being £1,900 in all, 
and interest. 

Mortgage, Bertie Edgar York and Henry Herbert 
York to Francis Edward Miller to secure 
£65 8s. 3d., and interest 8 per cent., registered 
No. 891, book 896. 

Mortgage, Bertie Edgar York, Henry Herbert 
York, and Elizabeth York, to J. Booker, dated 
6th July, 1909, registered No. 914, book 885, 
to secure £500, and interest £12 10s. Od. per 
cent. 

Terms, Cash.” 
C. E. B. MAYBURY, 
Sheriff. 
R. W. LenewAn, Plaintiff’s Attorney, 
No. 62 Hunter-street, Sydney. 
335 £1 1s. 


Limpoundings, 


#,* Poundkeepers are r2minded that Advertisements of 
Inzounded Stock are charged for at the rate of Ont SHILLING 
FOR EACH ANIMAL DESCRIBED ; and no such Advertisement will 
be inserted in the Gazette unless accompanied by a remittance 
sufficient to cover the cost of insertion. 
ABERDEEN.—Impounded at Aberdeen, on the 20th day of 
July, 1910, from Dartbrook Estate, by L: Ross, Esq-; 
sum due at date of notice, 9s. :— 
Black colt, > near shoulder, 2 years, 12 hands. 
if not released will be sold according to Impounding Act. 


299—l1s. C. CLAGDON, Poundkeeper. 


ADAMINABY.—Impounded at Adaminaby, on the 25th day 
of July, 1910, from Denison, by order of J. W. Smith ; 
aum due at date of notice, 5s. 6d. : — 

Red and white heifer, unbranded, 2 years. 

If not released, will be suid at this Pound at noon on the 

11th August, 1910. 


324—le. J. KELLY, Poundkeeper. 


BEMBOKA.—Impourded at Bemboka, on the 28rd day of 
Juiy, 1910, from Rosedle, by order of Mr. G. Jamiezon ; 
damages and driving, 2s. 9d.:— 

Creamy pony, like -—, near shoulder, old shoes on, aged, 14 
hands. 

Jf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

25th August, 1910. 


30013. J. KEYS, Poundkeeper. 


BEMBOKA4A.—Impounded at Bemboka, on the 23rd day of 
July, 1910, from Gourlay Swamp, by Mr. Frank Moon; 
sum due at date of notice, 15s. 9d :— f ; 

Bay horse, like P near shoulder, small star, splint off shin, 
aged, 15} hands. h 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

25th August, 1910, 

} 801—I1s. 


J. KEYS, Poundkeeper. 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 


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CORAKI.—Impounded at Coraki, on the 21st day of July, 
1910, from Swan Bay, by Thomas Casey ; sum due at date 
of notice, 10s. each :— 

White-roan steer, like @ over -C’ on rump, top off near ear, 2 
years. 

Jersey bull, like <G@G off rump, 2 years. 

Spotted heifer, like V off rump, indistinct brand near rump, 
top off off easy, 8 years. 

Spotted cow, indistinct brand near rump, 4 years. 

Roan steer, indistinct b:and near rump, piece out top near ear, 


2 yea's. 
Red steer, no brand visible, top off off ear, two splits near ear, 
23 years. ac 


Red and white eteer, ~[ off rump, like JM and other 
indistinct letter near rump, two pieces out ears, 3 years. 

Speckled red and white steer, like ——= (indistinct) near rump, 
2 years. 

Spotted steer, like ——- over @ near rump, like HY off rump, 
split near ear, piece out under off ear, 2 years. 

Red and white steer, like nearrump, piece out under near 
ear, 2 years. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
llth August, 1910, 
317—10s. 


T. BRANDON, Poundke per. 


EASTERN CRE#®K.—Impounded at Eastern Creek, on the 
14th day of July, 1910, from Eastern Creek, by 8. J. 
Learmonth ; advertisement delayed through sending notice 
to supposed owner ; sum due at date of notica, L1s. 6d. :— 

Jersey heifer, like C G near rump, 3 years. 

- If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

18th August, 1910. 


311—1s. M. LEARMONTH, Poundkeeper. 


FORBES.—Impounded at Forbes, on the 16th day of July, 
1910, from Yarran Nook, by J. H. Hunt; sum due at 
date of notice, £1 1s.:— 

Black horse, M$ near shoulder, aged, 153 hands. 

Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

4th August, 1910. 


302—1s. F. FLINT, Poundkeeper. 


GOULBURN.—Impounded at Goulburn, on the 26th day of 
July, 1910, from Montague-street, Goulburn, by Impound- 
ing Officer ; sum due at date of notice, 9s, 8d. :— 

Black steer, few white spots, top off ears, no brands visible, 5 or 
6 months. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

lith August, 1910. 

336—Is. 


F. FLANAGAN, Poundkeeper. 


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INVERELL.—Impounded at Inverell, on the 28rd day of 
July, 1910, from Araluen, by Mr. H. Marsh; sum due at 
date of notice, 18s. each :— 

Black gelding, QC 8S near shoulder, like B PQ (indistinct) 
underneath, star and snip, sore shoulders, aged. 

Bay mare, W@ A near shoulder, star and stripe, sore shoulders, 
aged. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

18th August, 1910. 

829—2s, 


H. TURNHAM, Poundkeeper. 


LAGGAN.—Impounded at Laggan, on the 23rd day of July, 
1910, from James Park, by Mr. Emery; sum due at date 
of notice, 12s. 3d. each :— 

Red steer, no brands visible, notch out of the underneath part 
of ears, 2 years. 

Yellowish-red steer, [J M on rump, flanks and under belly white, 
in good condition, 4 years. 

Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

18th August, 1910. 

326—2s. 


J. MILLER, Poundkeeper. 


MANILLA.—Impounded at Manilla, on the 30th day of July, 
1910, from North Cuerindi, by Geo. Allen, Esq. :— 
Bay gelding, like FR conjoined at top (blotched) near 
shoulder. 
Chestnut mare, like G near shoulder, like AM off shoulder. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
first Thursday fourteen days after this publication. 


363—2s. W. LANGWORTHY, Jun., Poundkeeper. 


MORPETH.—Impounded at Morpeth, on the 27th day of 
July, 1910, from Phoenix Park, off cultivation, by Mr. 
James McFadyen ; sum due at date of notice, 12s. :— 

Jersey cow, like t) near rump, scar near ribs on same side. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

15th August, 1910. 

337—1s, D. McMAHON, Poundkeeper. 


NYNGAN.—Impounded at Nyngan, on the 21st day of July, 
1910, from the Common :— 
Red chainy-faced steer, like @§ off rump. 
Roan steer, bald face, top off near ear, like 
about 15 months. 
Red heifer, bald face, top off near ear, same brand. 
Yellow and white cow, like PC off rump, slit top near ear, 
going dry. 
Yellow and white cow, top sawn off each horn, back and front 
notch near ear, no brands visible. 
Red calf, notch near ear. 
If not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act. 


313—6s. J. KEEGAN, Poundkeeper. 


near rump, 


PARKES.—Impounded at Parkes, on the 20th day of July, 
1910, from Condobolin-road, by T. Cooper; sum due at 
date of notice, 14s. 8d. :— ; 

Red and white heifer, no brands visible, about 4 years. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

llth August, 1910. 


303—Is. W. MOULDEN, Poundkeeper. 


PARKES.—Impounded at Parkes, on the 7th day of July 
1910, from Mibbler’s Hill, by J. Swan; sum due at date 
of notice, £1 14s. 9d. :— 

Red ateer, half-moon out back near ear, MG near rump, about 
2 years. : 

Tf not released, will be sold accorling to [{mpounding Act. 


30i—lIs. W. MOULDEN, Poundkeerer. 


PARKES.—Impounded at Parkes, on the 20th day of July, 
1910, from Condobolin-road, by 8. Cooper; re advertised 
on account of appearance of brands :— 


Red and white heifer, like over F over T' (conjoined) 


19D (very faint and indistinct), near rump. 
Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
18th August, 1910. 


364—1s, W. MOULDEN, Poundkeeper. 


SILVERTON.—Impounded at Silverton, on the 18th day of 
July, 1910, from Mundi Mundi, by J. Hayes, Esq., by 
order J. N. O’Connell; advertisement delayed, awaiting 
owner; sum due at date of notice set after each animal — 

White cow, back quarter near ear, like (8 DI near thigh ; 
£1 6s. 3d. 

Red cow, white flank, two back notches off ear, ho brancs 
visible; £1 1s. 

Red calf, no brands visible; 5s. pt. 

Strawberry cow, back quarter near ear, no brands visible 5 
£1 1s. 

Strawberry calf, no brands visible; 5s. 

Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

11th August, 1910. 


305—Es. R. CROCKER, Poundkeeper. 


TIMBREBONGIE.—Impounded at Timbrebongie, on the 28th 
day of July, 1910, from Willow Tree, by J. Olsen, Esq. ; 
sum due at date of notice, 6s, 9d. :— Ma 

Dark-brown horse, star, white spots on back, Jike \./ near 
shoulder, near hind foot little white, long pulled tail, aged, 
15 hands. 

Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
first Thursday fourteen days after this publication. 


338—1s. P. OLSEN, Poundkeeper. 


WARIALDA.—Impounded at Warialda, on the 25th day of 
July. 1910, from his lease, Warialda, by Isaac Graham ; 
sum due at date of notice, 16s. :— 

Bay horse, D'7 near shoulder, aged. 

Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

lith August, 1910. 


339—I1s. O. DEVINE, Poundkeeper. 


WILLOUGHBY.—Impounded at Willoughby, on the 30th 
day of July, 1910, from Broughton Estate, by J.J ackson ; 
sum due at date of notice, 11s. 3d. each :— 

Brindle cow, AP milking side rump. 

Red and white cow, W milking side rump. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

18th August, 1910. 

359—2s. J. NIX, Poundkeeper. 


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WILLOUGHBY.—Impounded at Willoughby, on the Ist day 
of August, 1910, from ~Victoria-avenue, by J. Naylor ; 
sum due at date of notice, 8s. 3d. each :— 

Brown horse, bd over K near shoulder. 

Bay horse, white face, A over W over ~ near shoulder. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

18th August, 1910. 

358—2s, J. NIX, Poundkeeper. 


3 Aue, 1910.] 


WINGHAM.—Impounded at Wingham, on the 18th day of 
July, 1910, from Dingo Creek, by — McObrian; sum due 
at date of notice set after each animal :-— 

Blue-spotted heifer, branded Y over O ; 6d. 


Also, on the 19th July, 1910, from Bobo Creek, by R. Carey :— 


Red steer, branded (WN over W; 2s. 
The gazetting of each of the above has been delayed expect- 


- ing supposed owners to release. 


Also, on the 26th July, 1910, from Dingo Creek, by — 
McObrian :— 


Spotted bullock, branded SM ; 6d. 


If not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act. 
312—3s. J. MURRAY, Poundkeeper. 


WINGHAM.—Impounded at Wingham, on the 27th day of 
July, 1910, from The Bight, by D. J. Lobban; sum due 
at date of notice 8s. :— 

Horse, branded ¥ over (QD, aged, 153 hands. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
first Thursday fourteen days after this publication. 


325—ls. J. MURRAY, Poundkeeper. 
CONTENTS. PAGE 
Proclamations : : ee .. 4267 
Local Government Act—Proclamations, &e. ... wee 4269 
Appointments, &e. ... : = a .. 4272 
Government Notices 3 a - wae 4274 
Industrial Disputes Act—Awards under a woe 4277 
Notice to Lay Service Pipes oe cur ww. ©4278 


Acts of Parliament assented to ... Se eee ee 4278 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 120. 4363 
PAGE 
Board of Health—Appointments under... ane yy 2 ahs: 
Governmeni, Tramways—Hxtension aed Bes . 4278 
Living Allowances for Officers in remote parts of the 
State ... tee soe one eee wee .. 4278 
Applications invited for positions... see vos .. 4279 
Notices under Rea! Property Act... es bas ... 4279 
Court Notices en 43 aes : Pos va 4280 
Tenders eee sae aes coe eos oes we. «4281 
Justices (Fees) Act— Regulations under “3 .. 4286 
Applications for Water Rights, &e., Licenses ... v. 4288 
District Courts SPN te i: vos oes we 4258 
Seaffolding and Lifts Act—List of Attendants... .. 4289 
Oyster Culture Leases... 455 sep 5 .. 4298 
Pastures Protection Act—Sheep Brands and Marks 
recorded and transferred... se cee .. 4299 
Mines Department Notices see 200 oes .. 4309 
Lands Department Norices cea coe oon, we «64315 
Forestry Notices... ocr se ore soc w. =43538 
Private Advertisements .., Nes S oak 4254. 
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No. 121. | WEDNESDAY, 3 AUGUST. 1910. 


SPRCIAL GAZETTE UNDER THE “PUBLIC SEBVICK | members of the Police Force to be Acting Clerks of Petty 
ACT. 1902.” Sessions at the places preceding their names,—from the date 
, : of commencing duty, viz. :— 


: Collarendabri—Senior-constable Gnorer Hinry Saw- 
APPOINTMENTS. . TELL, vice Vizzard, transferred. 


DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. Wanaaring—Senior-constable Hurpert Ernest Viz- 


His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the zap, vice Bawtell, sranstetred, 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint JOHN GARLAND. 


FREDERICK PoTtTER DEVENISH MEARES, Hsquire, Re- 
lieving Police Magistrate, to act as Clerk of Petty : 
Sessions and Chamber Magistrate, Water Police Nigel setter gh ottcte te DEFARINENE:. 

Office, vice Camphin, relieved, and during the HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
absence of H. S. Hawkins, Esquire, P.M.,—from | Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the 8rd August, 1910. the Public Service Board, has approved of the follow- 

Mr. Cxartes THompson Woon, Assistant Clerk of Petty | 8 appointments, namely :— 

Sessions, Narrandera, to act as Clerk of Petty | Mr. W. Rurnerrorp, Engine-driver, Dredge Service, 
Sessions at that place during the absence of Mr. Department of Public Works, as Engineer, 
S. J. Hamblin,—from the 19th to 23rd July, 1910, Steamship ‘‘Nemesis,’’ Explosives Department, 
inclusive; also to act as District Registrar of vice Mr. T. Brown, resigned. AE 

Births, Deaths, and Marriages for the District of | Mr. A. Cosra, Boatman, Department of Navigation, 
The Murrumbidgee at Narrandera, for the same as Acting Senior Boatman and Officer in charge 
period. of Boatshed, Newcastle, vice Mr. D. McLeod, on 

Mr. Grorer Pitcurr McKimm, Acting Postmaster, leave of absence prior to retirement. 

Menindie, to act as Assistant District Registrar [H.Ms. 288 & 288] 

of Births, Deaths, and Marriages for the District T. WADDELL. 

of Wentworth at Menindie, during the absence of 

Mr. Guillier,—from the 8th July, 1910. 

Srpney Grorcr Epwarp Lewis Scuunack, Acting 

Postmaster, Moama, to act as Assistant District 

Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages for 

the District of Deniliquin at Moama, during the 

reas of Mr. A. C. Archer,—from the 19th July, 


Mr. DEPARTMENT OF LANDS, 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. Ricnwarp JAMEs CHARLES PHELAN, Clerk, Local 
Land Board Office, Dubbo, to the position of 
Clerk in the Special Lease Branch, Head Office, 
—to take effect from the 21st July, 1910 (Ml. 
1910-6 ,938). 

Mr. Parricx O’Neiii, Clerk, Special Lease Branch 
shen pea ke no hu ola of ee in ene et 

HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Execu- Lan ce, Dubbo,—to take effect trom the « 

tive Council, and upon the recommendation of the Public July, 1910 (Ml. 1910-6,987). 4 

Service Board, hasbeen pleased to appoint the undermentioned S. W. MOORE. 


4 


First Class Constable Jonn Brennan to be Acting Clerk 
of Petty Sessions at Tweed Heads during the ab- 
sence of First Class Constable McCrea, on Icave,— 
from the date of commencing duty. 


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4366 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with ‘the advice of the ~ 


Executive Council, and-wpon the recommendation of 

the Public Service Board, has approved, in pursuance 

of the provisions of section 49 of the ‘‘Publie Service 
sue 1902,’ that effect be given to the appointment 

C) 

*Mr. F. Tuomas, Clerk in the Public Works Depart- 
ment, with salary at the rate of £150 per annum, 
as Clerk in the Public Works Department, vice 
Mr. T. B. Edmunds, transferred, with salary in 
the new position at the rate of £160 per annum, 
—to take effect on Ist January, 1910. 


CHARLES A. LEE. 


* In lieu of notification published in the Gazette of 15th June, 1910. 


CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENTS. 


DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE, 


His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the con- 
firmation of the appointment of — 


Mr. AuFrrep Bowring SHELDON as Junior Clerk in 
the Ministerial Branch, Department. of the At- 
torney-General and of Justice.. 

Mr. Joun ALBAN GUERIN as Junior Clerk, Petty Ses- 
sions Office, Tumut. 


JOHN GARLAND. 


COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the con- 
firmation of the following appointments in the De- 
partment of Navigation, namely :— 


Mr. Aveust WatpEMAR ForsstRomM as 
Moruya. 

Mr. Tuomas Carson as Second Mate, Pilot Steamer 
“Captain Cook.’’ 

[E.Ms. 282 and 286] 


Boatman, 


T. WADDELL. 


EXTENSION OF PROBATIONARY APPOINT- 
MENT. 


COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the pro- 
bationary appointment of 


Mr. James FietrcHer as Works Overseer in the Re- 
sumed Properties Branch, the Treasury, being 
extended until the 3lst August, 1910. 


[E.M. 281] 
T. WADDELL. 


PROMOTION. 
COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the’ Public Service Board, has approved of the pro- 
motion of 
Mr. Osoan WixsHire, Reader, Government Printing 

Office. - 
[E.M. 280] 

T. WADDELL. 


TRANSFER. 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to ap- 
prove of the transfer of 


Mr. Wituram Brent Frannery, First Draftsman, 
) Loeal Land Board Office, Tamworth, to the posi- 
tion of First Draftsman in. the Metropolitan 
Local Land Board. Office, vice Mr. B. Lindsay, 


transferred,—-to take’ effect from the 18th July, 


1910 (M1. 1910-5,029). 
S. W. MOORE. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 121. 


castle to Kogarah; Mr. 


(3 Aue., 1910. 


— 


-TRANSFERS AND PROMOTIONS. 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 


“THE Public Service Board have approved of the 


transfers and promotions of the undernentioned per- 
sons to the schools and positions specified in connec- 
tion with their respective names :— 


Teachers.—Miss E. Proudfoot, from ) Miranda to 


| Darke’s Forest; Mr. H. 8S. Hart, from Middle Dural 


to Glenmore; Mr. A. McKinnon from Bootawah 
Half-time to Big Creek; Mr. G. Davies, Assistant, 
Tempe to be Teacher of Tempe Evening School; Mr. 
E. Pfeiffer, from Nelligen to Ulmarra; Mr. G. Fil- 
shie, from Rockvale to Burrier; Mr. A. J. Frost, 
from Glenbog Provisional to Glenbog and Glen Allen 
Half-time; Miss K. Duggan, from Nymboida Abori- 
gines’ School to Ulgundahi Aborigines’ School; Miss 
H. Hamer, from Ulgundahi Aborigines’ School to 
Nymboida Aborigines’ School; Mr. A. O’Hare, from 
Upper Nambucca. to Medlow; Mr. C. Moroney, from 
Medlow to Upper Nambucca and Burrawong Half-time ; 
Mr. G. Howard, from Ardgien Half-time to Temi Pro- 
sional; Mr. D. O’Donnell, from Treloar Provisional 
to Bismuth Provisional; Mr. J. Wightman, from 
Bolairo Half-time to Peak View Provisional; Mr. C. 
Stennett, from Goorudee Half-time to Goorudee Pro- 
visional; Mr. G. Turnbull, from Blackbird Flat Half- 
time to Bellbrook Half-time; Mr. J. D. Jones, from 
Dondingalong to Blackbird Flat Half-time; Mr. H. 
Milne, from Emmaville to Rylstone; Mr. M. Stein- 
beck, from Metz to Emmaville; Mr. F. W. Griffin, 
from Yarrowitch to Mullaley; Mr. J. Hutchison, 
from Stannifer to Metz; Mr. J. Machin, from Ryl- 
stone to Brookvale; Mr. C. Troy; from Mulburruga 
to Berembed North; Mr. J. Carradice, from Spring- 
wood to Mudgee South; Mr. R. Thomson, from Buk- 
kulla to Cobbora; Mr. J. Wason, from Baker’s Creek 
to Bukkulla; Mr. A. Jeffries, Assistant, Paddington, 
to be Teacher of Paddington Evening School; Miss 
K. Quillinane from Boree Cabonne to Milker’s Flat 
Provisional; Miss M. Williams, from Milker’s Flat 
to Boree Cabonne Provisional. 

Mistresses.—Miss 1. Johnson, from Kegworth to 
Wellington Girls’; Miss M. Cameron, from Plattsburg 
to Newcastle South Infants’; Miss EK. Williams, from 
Newcastle South to Haberfield Infants’; Miss E. 
Thurston, from Mudgee South to Plattsburg Infants’ ; 
Mrs. E. Mallinson, from Pyrmont. to Surry Hills 
South Girls’; Miss A. Mulholland, from Newcastle 
South to Pyrmont Girls’; Miss N. Redmond, from 


. Wellington to Newcastle South Girls’. 


Assistants, Temporary Assistants, and Assistants un 
Probation.—Miss F. Richardson, from Glebe to Taree ; 
Miss EH: Simonson, from Stanmore to North Annan- 
dale; Mr. J. Williams, from Glenmore to Leichhardt ; 
Miss E. Shea, from Bathurst Girls’ to Bathurst Boys’ ; 
Miss A. Allan, from Arncliffe to Bathurst Girls’ ; Miss 
E. Sara, from St. Leonards to Mount Kembla; Mr. R. 
W. Evans, from Glenmore-road to Nowra; Mr. W. 
T. Taylor, from. Sussex-street to Glenmore-road ; Miss 
L. I. Hudson, from Enmore to Darlinghurst; Mr. 
H. R. Hepburn, from Arncliffe to Young; Miss ©. 
Kearns, from North Ryde to Naremburn Infants’ ; 
Miss S. M. Gardiner, from Highfield to North Ryde; 
Mr. L. Mogg, from Sussex-street to Hornsby; Mr. J. 
Mellwraith, from Hornsby to Sussex-street; Miss F. 
Mortimer, from Deniliquin to The Rock; Miss K. E. 
Lewis, from North Wagga to Deniliquin Primary ; 
Miss J. Macdonald, from Thirlmere to Mosman 
Girls’; Miss L. Layh, from Forest Lodge to. Glebe 
Girls’; Mr. F. McDonald, from Wellington to Hurst- 


ville; Mr. A. G. Morgan, from Windsor to Welling- 


ton; Miss M. Barrett, from Newtown to Cessnock In- 
fants’; Miss A. Curtain, from. Kegworth to Leich- 
hardt Girls’; Miss J. McRae, from Lithgow to Keg- 
worth Girls’; Miss M. Barnett, from Camperdown to 
Haberfield: Infants’; Miss. L. Whitehead, from Chats- 
wood to St. Leonards Girls’; Mr. D. J. Austin, from 
Camperdown to Petersham; Miss A. Burrett, from 
Cumnock to Wellington Girls’; Mr. D. Sinclair, from 
Barraba to West Wallsend; Mr. P. Tapp, from New- 
L. R. Egan, from Neweastle 
South to Newcastle; Mr. L. M. Lonsdale, from Leich- 
hardt West to Erskineville; Miss A. Quigley, from 
Whitton to Bimbi; Mr. S. K. Callaghan, from Hurst- 
ville to Newcastle South; Miss E. Raves, from Forbes 
to South Bathurst: Miss E. Charlton, from South 
Newcastle to Coraki; Miss E. Knight, from Bodan- 
gora to Newcastle South; Miss H. E. Acton, from 
Mudgee to Bodangora; Miss A. L. Kelle, from Cam- 
denville to Arncliffe Girls’; Miss B. Maclurcan, from 
Albury to Lithgow Girls’; Miss F. Milligan, from 
Emmaville to Parramatta Infants’; Miss M. Kelle, 


-from Temi to Curlewis: Mr: B. Whatson, from Pyr- 


mont to Hnmore; Mr. A. T. Davenport, from’ Round 
Hill to Narrandera; Miss L. Bornstein, from Wil- 
liam-street to Mosman Boys’; Mr. P. J. Hicks, from 


3 Ava, 1910.] 


Merewether to Chatswood; Mr. J. Kennedy, from 
Wallsend to Merewether; Miss C. L. Barker, from 
Rozelle to Dulwich Hill; Miss M. E. Reardon, from 
Nicholson-street to Rozelle Girls’; Miss M. Steel, 
from Newtown to Camdenville Infants’; Miss 
Layh, from Glebe to Newtown Girls’; Miss L. K. 
Green, from Burwood to Fort-street Infants’; Miss 
L. Prince, from Glebe to Redfern West Boys’; Miss 
H. Carden, from Orange to Glebe Girls’ ; Miss E. Sara, 
from Mount Kembla to Orange Girls’ ; Miss A. Breyley, 
from Balgownie to Balmain Boys’; Miss V. Jackson, 
from Parramatta Girls’ to Kegworth Girls’; Miss M. 
Turner, fom Cootamundra to Arncliffe Girls’; Miss 
L. Wood, from St. Leonards to Cootamundra Girls’ ; 
Miss E. Simonson, from North Annandale to New- 
town Infants’; Miss E. Barnes, from Balmain to 
Newtown Boys’; Miss M. Conry, from Waverley to 
Dulwich Hill Infants’; Miss E. McHugh, from Cry- 
stal-street to Dulwich Hill Girls’; Mr. B. Hobart, 
from Parramatta to Crystal-street; Miss A. West, 
from Woollahra to Waverley Infants’; Miss E. Old- 
field, from Braefield to Murrurundi; Miss A. Vin- 
cent, from William-street to St. Leonards Girls’ ; 
Miss K. McLeod, from Clunes to Murwillumbah; 
Miss E. C. Jones, from Wardell to Wyrallah; Miss 
G. Gray, from South Goulburn to Gunning. 

Workmistresses.—Mrs. C. Bregenzer, from Minmi 
to Randwick; Mrs. H. Norwood, from Manly to Pyr- 
mont; Mrs. C. Stanford, from Parramatta to St. 
Leonards; Miss M. Bardsley, from Granville to Par- 
ramatta; Mrs. G. Hobart, from North Parramatta 
to Granville; Miss.O. McManus, from Wagga to 
Manly. 

Junior Assistants.—Miss A. Drew, from Horseshoe 
Bend to Forest Lodge Girls’; Miss E. I. Croker, from 
Auburn to Burwood Infants’; Miss W. Brennan, 
from Darlinghurst to Albion-street Girls’. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 121, 


4367 


—. 


Substitutes—-Mr. W. Miller, from Bega to Eden, 
as Relieving Teacher; Mr. J. C. Mallett, from Alston- 
ville to Pik tee as Relieving Teacher; Mr. F 
Buchan, from Dunvegan to Cowper, as Temporary 


L. | Teacher; Mr. L. R. Scott, from Raymond Terrace to 


Kenmore, as Temporary Teacher; Mr. G. S. Walker, 

from Colo Upper to Michelago, as Temporary Teacher ; 

Mr. H. Chapman, from Myall Vale to Opale, as Tem- 

porary Teacher; Mr. H. G. Setchell, from Coolah to 
yndhurst, as Temporary Teacher. 


J. A. HOGUE. 


SERVICES DISPENSED WITH. 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIG WORKS. 


IT is hereby notified that the services of 


Mr. Robert Allen Fraser, District Works Officer in 
this Department, have been dispensed with, from 
25th July, 1910, in terms of section 9 of the 
‘Public Service Act, 1902.’’ 


CHARLES A. LEE. 


DISMISSAL. 


DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 
HIS HExcellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the dis- 
missal from the Public Service of 


Mr. Silvanus West Daniel, Sheriff’s Officer, &c., Graf- 
ton. 
JOHN GARLAND. 


SYDNEY: 
Printed and Published by Wit1am APPLEGATE GULLICK, Government Printer and Publisher of the State of 


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New South Wales, at Phillip-street,' 3rd August, 1910. 


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No. 122.] MONDAY, 8 AUGUST. [1910. 


Department of the Attorney General and of Justice, 
Sydney, 8th August, 1910. 


IS. Excelleney the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has, in accordance with the 

nomination: made by the Industrial Court constituted under the ‘‘ Industrial Disputes Act, 1908,” 

and with the provisions of that Act, as amended by the “ Industrial Disputes (Amendment) Act, 1908,” 

been pleased to appoint ALBErT Barnurst PrippiNneTon, Esquire, Barrister-at-Law (being the person agreed 

upon by the parties), to the Office of Chairman of the Board to be known as the Butchering (Wholesale) Board. 
C. G. WADE. 


Department of the Attorney-General and of Justice, 
Sydney, 8th August, 1910. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has, in accordance with the 

recommendation submitted by the Industrial Court constituted under the “Industrial Disputes Act, 
1908,” and with the provisions of that Actas amended by the “ Industrial Disputes (Amendment) Act, 1908,” 
been pleased to appoint the undermentioned persons to be Members of a Board constituted for the 
Industry of Butchers employed in Factories, excluding those employed in Smallgoods Factories not carried 
on in connection with Slaughter-houses, and Butchers employed in Slaughter-houses and not included in any 
previous Board, and Butchers employed in Meat Preserving Works, all in the State of New South Wales, and 
to be known as the Butchering (Wholesale) Board :— 


On behalf of the Employers: 
Mr. Tuomas ALFRED FIELD, of Harris-street, Ultimo ; and 
Mr, ALBAN Ges, of Sydney Meat Preserving Works, Auburn. 
On behalf of the Employees : 


Mr. Henry MacNamara, of 29 Hartley-street, Rozelle; and 


Mr. James. GENTLEs, of 22 New-street, Annandale. 
C. G. WADE. 


SYDNEY: 


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No. 123.] TUESDAY, 9 AUGUST. [1910. 
PROCLAMATION 
New Soutn WA tgs, Pa His Excellency The Right Honourable FrepEric Joun Napier, Baron 
oe o CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael 


W. P. CULLEN, 
By Deputation from His : 
Excellency the Governor, in the Commonwealth of Australia. 


and Saint George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, 


N pursuance of the power and authority vested in that behalf by the “ Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 
I 1898,” in the Governor of New South Wales, with the advice of the Executive Council, I, Freperic 
Joun Napier, Baron CHELMsrorD, the Governor aforesaid, do, with the advice of the Executive Council, 


hereby appoint the following days and dates to be observed as Public Holidays in the localities mentioned 
hereunder, namely :— 


DATE, Loca.ity. 
Wednesday, 17th August, 1910 ... bed a4 9 ...| Barmedman and Eugowra Districts. 
Wednesday, 31st August, 1910 ... oss ese 5c ...| EHugowra District. 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this ninth day of August, in the year of our Lord one 
thousand nine hundred and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign, 


By His Excellency’s Command, 


W. H, WOOD. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


SYDNEY: 
Printed and Published by Wit1am AppLecats Guiick, Government Printer and Publisher of the State of 
New South Wales, at Phillip-street, 9th August, 1910. 


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No. 124. ] 


WEDNESDAY, 10 AUGUST. 


[1910. 


PROCLAMATION 
New Sourn WAtEs, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit. aa FrreEDERIC JoHN Napten, BARON 
CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 
the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
W. P. Cutten, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 
“gh abst Fie Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 

Australia, 


(L.8.) 


[5 pursuance of the power and authority vested in that 

behalf by the “ Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 1898,” in the 
Governor of New South Wales, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, I, FrrpERic Jonn Narier, BARoN CHELMSFORD, the 
Governor aforesaid, do, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, hereby appoint the following days and dates to be 
observed as Public Holidays in the localities mentioned here- 
under, namely :— 


Corowa District, Walgett District—Thursday, 18th August, 
1910 


Forbes and Parkes Districts—Friday, 19th August, 1910. 


Boggabri, Gunnedah, Quirindi, and Tamworth Districts— 
Wednesday, 24th August, 1910. 


Parkes and Peak Hill Districts—Thursday, 25th August, 1910. 
' Carcoar District—W ednesday, 14th September, 1910. 
Bathurst Municipality and Abercrombie, Oberon, and Turon 
Shires—Monday, 17th October, 1910. 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this 
ninth day of August, in the year of our Lord one 
thousand nine hundred and ten, and in the first year 
of His Majesty’s Reign. 

. By His Excellency’s Command, 


W. H. WOOD. 


[882] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


PROCLAMATION 


Nerw SoutH WAtEs, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit. ee FREDERIC JOHN NAPIER, BAROY 

’ CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 
the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
W..P. Cutten, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 


By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 
His Excellency the 
Governor. 


(L.8.) 


Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia, 


‘ia pursuance of the provisions of the “ Fisheries Act, 1902,’ 

I, Freperic Joun Napier, Baron CHELMSFORD, the 
Governor of the State of New South Wales, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, do, by this my Proclamation, rescind 
that part of the Proclamation dated the thirteenth day of 
January, one thousand eight hundred and eighty-reven, and 
published in the Government Gazette of the eighteenth day of 
January, one thousand eight hundred and eighty-seven, declar- 
ing the portions of land at Goodwood, Esk, and Nihil Islands, 
Clarence River, described in the appended Schedule to be 
Public Oyster Keserves, and to be exempt from the power of 
leasing. 

Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this third 
day of August, in the year of our Lord one thousand 
nine hundred and ten, and in the first year of His 
Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
W. H. WOOD. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


SCHEDULE. 
Goopwoop Isnanp, CLARENCE RiveER. 


County of Clarence, Goodwood Island: Commencing at the 
north-west corner of portion 150 of 43 acres, Goodwood 
Island ; and running thence south-easterly by the line of high- 
water mark to the entrance of Mangrove Flat Creek ; thenge 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 124. 


[10 Ava., 1916, 


westerly, southerly, and easterly by the line of high-water 
mark of Mangrove Flat Creck; thence south-easterly and 
easterly by the line of high-water mark fronting portions 161 
and 152 to the south-west corner of H. V. Haynes’ oyster lease 
of 100 yards, No. 1,475; thence,north by the western boundary 
of oyster lease No. 1,475, about 175 yards; thence by a line 
bearing north-westerly about 1,150 yards; thence southerly 
about i0J yards, to the point of commencement. 


Esx anp Nini Istanps, Crarénor River. 


County of Clarence: Commencing at the north-west corner 
of H. V. Haynes’ oyster lease of 100 yards, No. 1,475; and 
running thence north-westerly about 400 yards; theace by a 
line bearing northerly about 350 yards ; thence by a line 
bearing casterly about 1,300 yards; thence by a line bearing 
southerly about 350 yards; thence by a line bearing south- 
westerly about 800 yards to the north-east corner of Jane 
Watson’s Jease of 150 yards, No: 1,519; thence westerly by the 
northern boundaries of oyster leases Nos: 1,519; 1,476, 1)451, and 
1,475 about 700 yards, to the point of commencement. [638] 


PROCLAMATION 


New Soutit Wates, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 


© to wit. jable Frepbrre Joux Naprrer, Baron 

. Crepisvorb, Knight Commander of 
a r : D 5 

(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 


W.P. Curuex, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 
dais okie | ue Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia: 


A) anne under and by vittue of the “ Theatres and 
Public Halls Act, 1408,’ power is vested in the 


Governor of the State of New South Wales, by Proclamation, 


in the Gazette, to apply the provisions of Part Il-of the seid 
Act to such theatres and public hails as may be named therein, 
or, as may be situate within the localities named or described 
therein, and the said Part should apply only. to. such theatres 
and public halls: Now, therefore, I, FrEDER'c JOHN NaPixR, 
Baron CHELMSFORD, the Governor aforesaid, with the advice 
of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the provisions of 
the said “ Theatres and Public Halis Act, if 08,” and of any other 
power me thereunto enabling, with thé advice of the Executive 
Council of the said State, do, by this my Proclamation, declare 


that the provisions of Part II of the “Theatres and Public | 


Halls Act, 1908,” shall be applied to the Ha'ls mentioned 
hereunder, viz :— : 


Lecality. Name cf Hall, 
Binda ... eek ... as School of Arts Hall. 
Blayney we a . Parish Hall. 
Killabakh cE ... School of Arts Hall. 
Lithgow vis as s» «Stadium and Gymnasium 
,.Club’s Hall. 
Mosman... sa iis No. 2 Hall, Town Hail, 
North Botany ao Yodley Hall, Botany-road. 
North Sydney Fr Kirribilli Hall, Fitzroy-street. 


Tilba Tilba... Agricultural Hall. 


Given under my Hard and Seal, at Sydney, this third 
day of August, in the year of our Lord one thousand 
nine hundred and ten, and in the first year of His 
Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
W. H. WOOD. 


[633] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND UNDER 
THE “PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1900.” 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sour Wats, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit. able FrepEgic Jonn Napier, Baron 
Curetmsrorp, Knight Commander of 

(L.s.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia, 


is \ \ T HEREAS by an Act.of the Parliament of the Colony of 
ka New South Wales, No. 34, 1888, intituled the “Pert 
Kembla Harbour Act, 1898,” and by another Act of the eaid 


} 


Parliament No. 7, 1900, intituled the “Port Kembla Harbour 
Act (Amendment Act), 1900,” a certain public work, namely, 
the construction of a “Deepwater Harbour at Port Kembla,” 
aud more particularly described in the Schedule to the first- 
mentioned Act, was thereby sanctioned, and the Secretary for 
Public Works, or thé Minister of the Executive Council for the 
time being performihg the duties of the said Secretary, was 
thereby authorised to. utdertake and carry out the said work, 
subject to the provisions of the eaid first-mentioned Act, and 
for that purpose should bé and should have the powers and 
duties of & corstfucting authority within the meaning of the 
* Public Works Act of 1888”: And whereas certuin lands have 
from time to time been appropriated and resumed for and 
in connéction with the said work: And whereas the land des- 
cried in the Schedule hereto is also required f.r the purpose 
of earrying out and constructing the public work authorised to 
be carried out under the said Act, No, 34, 1898, as amended by 
the saii Att, No: 7, 1900; that is t®say, the construction of a 
Deepwater Harbour at Port Kemibla: Now, therefore, I, 
F¥ReDERIO JOHN NAPIER, BARON CHELMSFORD, the Governor 
aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council, in pursuance 
of the provisions of the “ Public Works Act, 1900,” do hereby 
direct that the land described in the Schedule hereto, which in 
my opinion is required for the said authorised work, shall be 
acquired by taking the same under the provisions contained in 
Division 1 of Part V of the “ Public Works Ack 1990”: And I 
do declare by this notification, to be published in the Govern- 
rent Gazette, and in one or more néwspapers published or 
circulated in the Police District wherein the said land is 
situated, that the Crown Land comprised within the descrip- 
tion set forth in the Schedule hereto has been appropriated, 
and the private property within such description has been 
resumed, for the public purpose aforesaid, to the intent that 
upen the publication of this notification in the Gazette, the 
land described in the said Schedule hefet6 sha'! forthwith 
be vested in the said Minister as the Constructing Authority 
on behalf of His Majesty, for the purposes of the said 
“Public Worle Act, 19U0,” for an estate in fee simple 
in possession, freed and discharged from all trusts, obliga- 
tions, estates, interests, contracts, charges, rates, rights-of- 
way, or other easements whatscever; and to the intent that 
the legal estate therein, together with all powers incident there- 
to or conferred by the said la-t-menticned Act, shall be vested 
in such Authority as a Trustee ; and I declare that the follow- 
ing is the Schedule of land hereinbefore referred to :— 


ScHEDULE. 


All that piece or parcel of land at Port Kembla, in the 
parish of Wollongong, county of Camden, and State of New 
South Wales, containing 80 acres 0 roods 33 perches: Com- 
mencing at a point on thé south-west boundary of land resumed 
fur public purposes by Gazette notice of Ist September, 1900, 
such point being the north-east corner of land resumed from 
the tru tees of the will of the late W.C. Wentworth by Gazeite 
notice of the Sth January, 1907; and bounded generally on the 
south-west by lines bearing 271 degrees 4 minutes 418 feet, 272 
degrees 26 minutes 72°05 feet, 276 degrees 37 minutes 71°60 feet, 
280 degrees 79°37 feet, 282 degrees 52 minutes 78°62. feet, 289 
degrees 10 minutes 75:15 fect, v91 degrees 17 minutes 88°61 feet, 
294 degrees 82 minutes 6°11 feet, 8CO degrees 2 minutes 70°6 
feet, 302 degrees 50 minutes 96°85 feet, 804 degrees 46 minutes 
73°62 feet, ¢03 degrees 50 minutes 74°68 feet, 816 degrees 25 
minut:s 101°87 feet, 320 degrees 15 minutes 27495 feet, 320 
degrees 45 minutes 689°48 feet, 319 degrees 51 minutes 14713 
feet, 315 degrees G minutes 38°19 feet, 3il degrees 1 minute 
113°35 feet, 309 degrees 15 minutes 56°G6 feet, 307 degrees 26 
winutes 116'51 feet, 302 degrees 28 minutes 103°78 feet, 297 
degrees 29 minutes 95°22 fect, 292 degrees $2 minutes 95-61 fect, 
287 degrees 34 minutes 13672 fect, 279 degrees 40 minutes 9163 
feet, 279 degrees 12 minutes 65 95 feet, 277 degrees 30 minutes 
50'15 feet, 275 degrees 23 minutes 837°35 feet, 275 degrece 37 
minutes 410°78 feet, 276 degrees 43 minutes 128°23 fect, 281 
degrees 35 minutes 115°06 feet ; thence on the north-west by a 
line bearing 89 degrees 9 minutes 46 seconds 3,18 #3 feet to the 
south-western bousdary of land resumed for public purposes 
by Gazette notice of Jst September, 1900; as aforesaid ; thence 
by that boundary of that land bearing 162 degrees 35 minutes 
5 seconds 2,428°4 feet to the point of commencement, said to 
ke in the possession of the trustees of the late W.C. Went- 


,worth and in the oecupation of the admiuistrators of the 


estate of the late Francis O'Donnell. 

In witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand, and 
caused the Public Seal of the State-to be hereto afixed, 
at Sydney, this sixth day of August, in the year of our 
Lord ove thousand nine hundred and ten, and in the 
first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellenry’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE. | 


[138] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


10 Ava., 1910.] 


PROCLAMATION ‘AND NOTIFICATION © 


New Sovtn Wares, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 


tO Wit, Jable Frepinie Joun, Narten, Baron 
; CusiMsronp, Knizht Commander of 
(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 


W. P. Gotten, Michael and Saint George, Goyernor ef 

~ By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 

His Garant one Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia, 


\ HEREAS by the “‘Local Government Aet, 1906,” 

and Acts amending the same, it is provided 
that the Governor may at any time unite part or 
parts of an Area to the whole or part or parts of 
another Area, and may, by order, reconstitute the 
new Areas ‘so formed as -Municipalities or Shires, 
and give names to such Areas and their Councils: 
And whereas the said Act, as so amended, also pro- 
vides that, on the reconstitution of Areas, the 
Governor shall make orders distributing amongst such 
Areas the property, moneys, and rights of old Areas 
forming part of the reconstituted Areas, and for that 
purpose. may direct securities to be transferred and 
given: And whereas all notices necessary under the 
provisions of the said Act have been duly given: And 
whereas the said Act, as so amended, also provides 
that the Governor shall, by notification, divide Shires 
into Ridings: Now, therefere, I, Fnrepmric Jonn 
Napier, Baron Cretmsrorp, the Governor aforesaid, 
in pursuance of thé provisions of the said -‘‘Local 
Government Act, 1906,”’ as so amended, and with the 
advice of the Executive Council, do, by this my Pro- 
clamation and Notification, unite the part, described 
in Schedule I hereto, of the Area hitherto known as 
Wyalong Municipality to the Area hitherto known as 
the Bland Shire, as from the first day of September, 
1910, and do hereby order and notify ;:— 


1. That the Area the boundaries whereof are de- 
scribed in Schedule Il hereto, formed by the uniting 
cf the part, described in Schedule I hereto, of the 
Area hitherto known as Wyalong Municipality to 
the Area hitherto known as Bland Shire shall be, 
on and from the first day of September 1910, re- 
constituted as a Shire and named Bland Shire. 

2, That the Bland Shire thus formed ‘by reconsti- 
tution shall, and and from the first day of September 
1910, be. divided into three ridings with boundaries 
as set out in Schedule Lil hereto. 

_ 3. That the Area the boundaries whereof are de- 
scribed in Seheduie IV heroto, formed by excising 
the part. described in Schedule I hereto of the Area 
hitherto known as the Wyalong Municipality from 


the Area hitherto known as the Wyalonge Municipal-- 
g p 


ity, shail be, on and from the first day of September 
1910, reconstituted as~a Brunicipality and named 
Wyalong Municipality. 

4. That the Couneil of the Bland Shire, so reconsti- 
tuted, shall retain and be entitled to the property, 
moneys and rights of the Council of the Bland Shiro 
existing at the date ofrreconstitution. 

5. That the Council of the Bland Shire, so reconsti- 
tuted, shall take over and be liable for all liabilities 
incurred by the Council of the Bland Shire prior to 
the date of reconstitution. 

6. That the Council of the Bland Shire, so reconsti- 
tuted, shall have the right to collect and retain all 
rates, charges and sums of money due and payable to 
the Council of the Wyalong Municipality as existing 
at the date of reconstitution, in respect of the part 
deseribed in Schedule I hereto. 

7. Phat the Council of the Bland Shire, so reconsti- 
tuted, shall, as from the first day of September, 1910, 
take over the liability of the Council of the Wyalong 
Municipality existing at the date of reconstitution on 
all contracts (if any) uneompieted at the first day «f 
September 1910, in respect of the part described in 
Schedule I hereto, of the Wyalong Municipality, as 
existing at the date of reconstitution; and for this 
purpose such liability shall be apportioned between 
the respective Councils of the reconstituted Shire 
and Municipality according to the date of accrual of 
such liability. 

8. That the Council of the Wyalong Municipality, 
so reconstituted, shall retain and be entitled to the 
property, moneys and rights of the Council of the 
Wyalong Municipality, existing at-the date of re- 
constitution, except the rates, charges and sums of 
money mentioned in clause: 6 hereof. 

- 9. That the Council of the Wyalong Municipality, 
f0- reconstituted, shall take over and be liable for all 


liabilities. incurred by the Council of the’ Wyalong | 


Municipality prior to the date of reconstitution, 
except as mentioned in clause 7 hereof, 


‘NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTR, No. 124, 4375 


10. That all moneys recoverable from the Council 
of the Bland Shire, as existing at the date of reconsti- 
_tution, shall be recoverable from the Council of the 
reconstituted Bland Shire. 


11. That any proceedings begun before the first 
day of September 1910, either by or on behalf of 
or against the Council of the Bland Shire, as eae 
at the date of reconstitution, may be prosecuted an 
continued either by or on behalf of or against the 
Council of the reconstituted Bland Shire. 


12. That all moneys recoverable from the Council 
ef the Wyalong Municipality, as existing at the date 
of reconstitution, shall be recoverable from the Council 
of the reconstituted Wyalong Municipality. 


13. That any proceedings begun before the first 
day of September 1910, either by or on behalf of 
or against the Council of the Wyalong Municipality, 
as existing at the date of reconstitution, may be 
prosecuted and continued either by or on behalf of or 
against the Council of the reconstituted Wyalong 
Municipality. 

14. That all Ordinances now or hereafter in force 
which apply to all Shires shall apply to the reconsti- 
tuted Bland Shire; and : 

15. That all Ordinanees now or hereafter in force 
which apply to all Municipalities shall apply to the 
reconstituted Wyalong Municipality. 

[1910-79-339-42 | 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, 
this ninth day of August, in the year of 
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, 
and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign, 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARTLES A. LEE: 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


SCHEDULE I. 


Part or WysaLtong MuwnicrepAtity Unitep To. BLAND - 
SHIRE. 


Counties of Bland and Gipps, parishes of Mugga, 
Narragudgil, Wyrra, Clear Ridg® Hiawatha, and 
Wyalong, containing an area of about 42 square 
miles: Commencing at a point on the north boundary 
of portion 81 of 300 acres, parish of Wyalong, county 
ot Gipps, 9 chains 83 links west from its north-east 
corner; thenee by a line part of which forms part of 
the north boundary of that portion east 5 miles; 
thence by a line north 10 miles;.by a line west 5 
miles; by a line south to a point west of the scuth- 
west corner of Plantation Keserve around Wyalong 
Genoral Cemetery, dedicated 17th May, 1895; thence 
by a line partly forming the south boundary of that 
reserve east to the centre of the road from Barmed- 
man to Ungarie; by the centre of that road north- 
westerly to a point west of the westernmost corner 
of portion 139 of 7 acres 2 roods 14 perches, parish of 
Mugga, county of Bland; thence by a line and the 
northern boundaries of portions 189, 141, 142, and 
T.L. 299 (travelling stock and camping reserve 
25,492 from sale and 25,493 from lease, notified 
20th February, 1897), easterly to the north-east corner 
ef portion T.L. 299; thence by a line partly forming 
the east boundary of that portion and portion 12, 
south to the south-western boundary of travelling 
stock reserve 22,022, notified 6th April, 1895; thence 
by that boundary south-easterly to the ‘north-east 
corner of portion 23, parish of Narragudgil; by the 
north boundary of that portion, the north and part 
of the west boundaries of portion 24 same parish, 
west and south to a point east of the north-east 
corner of portion 23, parish of Wyalong; by the north 
boundaries of portions 23 and 22 west to a point 
north of the point of commencement; and thence by 
a line south, to that point. 


SCHEDULE II. 


Buanp SHIRE AS RECONSTITUTED. 


Commencing at the intersection of the south .boun- 
dary of Warroo resumed area No. 181 with the north- 
east boundary of Lake Cowal resumed area No. 701; 
and bounded thenee by parts of north and north-west 
boundary of the latter resumed area generally south- 
westerly to the eastern boundary of portion 5, parish 
of Bena, county of Gipps; by the eastern boundaries 
of portions 5 and,fi southerly, and the southern boun- 


} dary of the Land District of Condobolin generally 


4376 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. 


[10 Ava., 1910, 


—_ 


westerly to the western boundary of parish of Wol- 
longough ; by that boundary southerly ; by the north- 
ern boundary of late Youngara Creek holding No. 
543, the northern boundaries of Pern: of Geelooma 
and Blairgowrie, county of Dowhng, and part of the 
southern boundary of Wooyeo resumed area No. 654A 
generally westerly; by a line south-westerly to the 
southernmost corner of Uabba holding No. 73; by the 
western boundery of Narradhan_ holding southerly, 
and by the southern boundary of that holding easterly 
to the north-east corner of Conapaira resumed area 
No. 1964, county of Cooper; by the eastern boundary 
of that resumed area southerly to the northern_boun- 
dary of parish of Bourke; by the northern and east- 
ern boundaries of that parish, the eastern boundary 
of parish of The Peak and part of the eastern boun- 
dary of parish of Oxley easterly and southerly; by 
the northern and eastern boundaries of parish of Gar- 
oolgan, the northern and part of the eastern boun- 
daries of parish of Moombooldool North, and the north- 
ern mtdeg of the parish of North Bolaro, easterly 
and southerly to the eastern boundary of county of 
Cooper; by that boundary northerly to the south- 
west corner of Bygoo resumed area No. 220a; by the 
southern boundary of that resumed area, easterly ; 
by part of the western and northern boundaries of 
conditional lease 5,464, parish of Ramsay, county of 
Bourke generally north-easterly ; by part of the east- 
ern boundary of that resumed area northerly to the 
northern boundary of Ariah holding No. 627; by that 
boundary and a line easterly to the north-west corner 
of portion 10, parish of. Mandamah ; by the northern 
boundaries of portions 10, 75, 15, 67, 66, a line and 
the northern boundaries of portions 63 and 62 east- 
erly to the road to Barmedman; by that road_north- 
erly, and by part of the south-western boundary of 
county of Bland south-easterly to the western_boun- 
dary of the parish of Mandamah, county of Bland; 
by that boundary generally northerly to the south- 
ern boundary of portion 3; by part of that boundary 
and the southern boundaries of poreoes AAO Lai 
96, 95, 104, and 103 easterly to the western boundary 
of parish of Therarbung; by part of the western and 
the southern boundaries of that parish southerly and 
generally easterly to the south-east corner of por- 
tion 14; by the eastern boundaries of portions 14, 
13, 39, 45, 44, and 23 generally northerly, the south- 
ern and eastern boundary of portion 42, the eastern 
boundary of portion 26 easterly and northerly, a 
line, the eastern boundaries of portions 48 and a3 
arish of Therarbung, 96, 95, and 94, parish of 
Vaarbilla generally northerly to the southern boun- 
dary of the latter parish; by that boundary and the 
southern boundary of parish of Curraburrama gene- 
rally easterly to Bland or Yeo Yeo Creek; by that 
creek and Bribaree Creek upwards to the eastern 
boundary of parish of Morangarell;.by that boun- 
dary generally northerly to the north-east corner of 
portion 85; by part of the northern boundary of that 
portion, the eastern «and northern boundaries of por- 
tion 89, a northern and part of an eastern boundary 
of portion 90 generally north-westerly to the north- 
eastern boundary of Bland resumed area No. 48a; 
by that boundary and the north-eastern boundary of 
Bland resumed area No. 48 north-westerly to the 
southern boundary of portion 57, parish of Beren- 
debba; by part of that boundary and a southern 
boundary of portion 45 westerly; by a western, a 
northern, another western and another southern boun- 
dary of that portion, the eastern boundaries of por- 
tions 18, 8, 114, and 16, the eastern and northern 
boundaries of portion 37, and the eastern boun- 
daries of portions 88 and 39 generally north- 
westerly to the southern boundary of parish of Cara- 
gabal; by that boundary and the southern boundary 
of parish of Mininjary generally westerly to Bland 
or Yeo Yeo Creek aforesaid ; by that creek downwards 
to Lake Cowal; and by the north-eastern boundaries 
of Lake Cowal resumed areas Nos. 7014 and 701 
north-westerly, to the point of commencement,—ex- 
clusive of the Municipality of Wyalong. 


SCHEDULE ITI. 
Ripines or Buanp SHIRE. 
Riding ‘‘A.’? 


Commencing on a southern boundary of the Shire, 
at a south-eastern corner of the county of Dowling, 
being the south-east corner of the parish of Murra- 
bung; and bounded thence by an eastern and southern 
boundary of that county northerly and easterly to 
the south-west boundary of the county of Gipps; by 


| ment; and thence by a line east to that point. 


that boundary, the southern and eastern boundaries 
of that county generally south-easterly, easterly, and 
northerly to the southernmost boundary of the Muni- 
cipality of Wyalong; by that boundary, the western, 
northern, and part of the eastern boundaries of that 
Municipality, westerly, northerly, generally easterly, 
and southerly to the road from Wyalong to Marsden ; 
by that road north-easterly to its intersection with 
the road from Ungarie to Morangarell, via Burrabi- 
jong; by that road generally south-easterly to Bar- 
medman or Back Creek; by that creek downwards to 
the northern boundary of the parish of Warralonga, 
county of Bland; by that boundary easterly to the 
eastern boundary of the Shire; by that boundary, 
the northern, western, and southern boundaries of 
the Shire generally northerly, westerly, southerly, 
and easterly, to the point of commencement. 


Riding ‘‘B.”” ’ 


Commencing on the southern boundary of the Shire, 
at its intersection with the railway from Temora to 
Wyalong; and bounded thence by that railway north- 
westerly to the southern boundary of the parish of 
Barmedman, county of Bland; by that boundary 
easterly to Barmedman or Back Creek; by that creek 
downwards to the northern boundary of the parish 
of Warralonga; by that boundary easterly to the 
eastern boundary of the Shire; by a northern, eastern, 
and the southern boundary of the Shire generally east- 
erly, southerly, and westerly, to the point of com- 
mencement, 


Riding ‘C.”’ 


Commencing on a northern boundary of the Shire, 
at a south-eastern corner of the.county of Dowling, 
being the south-east corner of the parish of Murra- 
bung; and bounded thence by an eastern and southern 
boundary of that county northerly and easterly to the 
south-west boundary of the county of Gipps; by that 
boundary, the southern and the eastern boundaries of 
that county generally south-easterly, easterly, and 
northerly to the northernmost south boundary of the 
Municipality of Wyalong; by that boundary and 
part of its eastern boundary easterly and northerly to 
the road from Wyalong to Marsden; by that road 
north-easterly to its intersection with the road from 
Ungarie to Morangarell, via Burrabijong; by that 
road generally easterly to Barmedman or Back Creek ; 
by that creek upwards to the southern boundary of 
the parish of Barmedman, county of Bland; by that 
boundary westerly to the railway from Wyalong to 
Temora; by that railway south-easterly to the south- 
ern boundary of the Shire; and by that boundary 
and the western boundary of the Shire generally 
Aelia and northerly, to the point of commence- 
ment. 


SCHEDULE IV. 
Wyatone MUNICIPALITY AS RECONSTITUTED. 


Counties of Gipps and Bland, parishes of Wyalong, 
Mugga, and Narragudgil, containing an area of about 
8 square miles: Commencing at the south-western cor- 
ner of Plantation Reserve around Wyalong General 
Cemetery, dedicated 17th May, 1895, parish of Wya- 
long, county of Gipps; and bounded thence by the 
south boundary of that reserve and a line east to the 
centre of the road from Barmedman to Ungarie; thence 
by the centre of that road north-westerly to a point 
west of the westernmost corner of portion 189 of 7 
acres 2 roods 14 perches, parish of Mugga, county of 
Bland; thence by a line and the northern boundaries 
of portions 139, 141, 142, and T.L. 299 (travellin 
stock and camping reserve 25,492 from sale and 25,49 
from lease, notified 20th February, 1897) easterly to 
the north-east corner of that portion; thence by a 
line partly forming the east boundary of that por- 
tion and portion 12 south to the south-western boun- 
dary of travelling stock reserve 22,022, notified 6th 
April, 1895; thence by that boundary south-easterly to 
the north-east corner of portion 23, parish of Narra- 
gudgil; by the north boundary of that portion, the 
north and part of the west boundaries of portion 24 
same parish, west and south to a point east of the 
north-east corner of portion 23, parish of Wyalong; 
by the north boundaries of portions 23 and 22 west to 
meet a line north of a point 9 chains 83 links west 
from the north-east corner of portion 31; thence by a 
line north to a point west of the point of commence- 
[420] 


10 Avea., 1910.] 


PROCLAMATION 

New Sourn Watts, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit. fee FrepErIc Joun Napren, Baron 
CureLmsrorD, Knight Commander gf 
the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
W. P. Cutten, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 


By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 
His Eacellency the 
Governor. 


(L.8.) 


Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia, 


W HEREAS by Proclamation and Notification of this date, 

Bland Shire is reconstituted as from the first day of 
September, 1910, under the name of Bland Shire: And whereas, 
by the “ Local Government Act, 1906,” and Acts amending the 
same, it is provided that where an area is reconstituted, the 
Governor may, by order, appoint and constitute a Council for 
such reconstituted area: Now, therefore, I, Frupzric JoHN 
Napier, Baron CuEtMsrorD, the Governor aforesaid, in pur- 
suance of the provisions of the said “ Local Government Act, 
1906,” and the Acts amending the same, and with the advice 
of the Executive Council, do, by this my order, hereby appoint 
and constitute the following persons a Council for the Bland 
Shire as reconstituted, viz.:-George Punton, Esquire, and 
Samuel Wilson, Esquire, to represent “A” Riding; Louis 
Joseph Luke McNamara, Esquire, and James Howard, Esquire, 
to represent “B” Riding ; William Joseph Hanson, Esquire, 
and Francis Lloyd Doel, Esquire, to represent “C” Riding. 
[191 0-79-350-42] 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, this ninth 
day of August, in the year of our Lord one thousand 
nine hundred and ten, and in the first year of His 
Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE. 
[719] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sours Watzs,) By His Excellency The Right Honour. 
to wit. lene FREDERIO JOHN Napier, BARON 
CuELMsForD, Knight Commander of 

(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 


ar applications, in accordance with the 
‘‘Tocal Government Act, 1906,’ and Acts 
amending the same, and with the Ordinances there- 
under, have been made by the Councils of the under- 
mentioned Municipalities to acquire the right to ex- 
ercise the powers set out in the Schedule hereto, and 
such applications have, as prescribed by the said 
Acts and Ordinances, been duly notified: And where- 
as the period of sixty days prescribed for the receipt 
of petitions asking that a poll of the ratepayers of 
the respective Areas be taken as to whether the 
powers applied for shall be conferred on the respec- 
tive Councils has expired, and no such petitions have 
been received: Now, therefore, I, Freprric JOHN 
Napier, Baron Cuuimsrorp, the Governor, aforesaid, 
with the advice of the Executive Council, and, in 
pursuance of the provisions of the said ‘‘Local Govern- 
ment Act, 1906,” as so amended, do, by this my Pro- 
clamation, hereby order that the powers set out in 
the Schedule hereunder be conferred, and do hereby 
confer such powers on the Councils of the said Muni- 
cipalities respectively. 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, 
this sixth day of August, in the year of our 
Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, 
and in the first year of his Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 


CHARLES A. LEE. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


SCHEDULE. 


POWER CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE MUNICIPALITY OF DENILIQUIN 


(1910-192-144-157). 

The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power which 
is conferred, are set out hereunder :— 

Paragraph. Function, 

xxxu. The establishment, maintenance, or sub- 

sidising of public bands or orchestras. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. 


4377 


POWER CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE MUNICIPALITY OF GLEN INNES 


(1910-204-79-218). 


The paragraph of section 109, under which the. par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the powers which 
are conferred, are set out hereunder :— 

Paragraph, Functions. 


xxxu. The establishment, maintenance, or subsi- 
dising of public bands or orchestras. 

xi. The regulation and supervision of the 
manner, route, and times of driving 
animals in public places. 


POWERS CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE MUNICIPALITY OF WELLINGTON 


(1910-319-89-648). 


The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the powers which 
are conferred, are set out hereunder : — 

Paragraph. ) Functions. 


11. The provision, maintenance, and manage- 
ment of water supplies, with reticula- 
tion if required. 

The establishment, maintenance, and man- 
agement of places of public recreation 
or improvement. 

xxxvui. The suppression of public nuisances caused 

by the emission, discharge, or escape of 
smoke, fumes, steam, oil or oil vapour, 
either separately or any two or more in 
combination, from premises within or 
partly within the Area, or by the dis- 
charge of waste waters or waste pro- 
ducts from any factory or other building 
in the Area. 

XL. The regulation and supervision of the open- 
ing up of streets or roads for the laying 
of pipes, construction of tunnels, or 
other purposes; the regulation of the 
laying of wires or cables under or over 
or through the roads or streets of the 
Area for the transmission of electricity ; 
and the making of a charge for damage 
resulting therefrom. 

xiv. The regulation and control of the solicita- 
tion or collection in public places of 
gifts of money, or of subscriptions for 


any purpose. 
[458] 


XXXVI, 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sourn Watzs, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour, 

to wit, ae FREDERIC JoHN Narizr, BARon 

CHELMsForD, Knight Commander of 

(L.3.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 

Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and ita 

Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia. 


HERBEAS by the “ Local Government Act, 1906,” and 
the Acts amending the same, it is provided that the 
Governor may, by Proclamation, declare any park, road, bridge, 
or public work of whatever character in an Area to be a 
National Work, and thereupon such work, whether it be a new 
work, or already in existence, shall be maintained, managed, 
and administered by the Minister for Public Works, but may, 
at any later time, be handed over, either temporarily or perma- 
nentiy, to the Council of the Area, and shall thereafter be 
managed, controlled, maintained, and administered by such 
Council: Now, therefore, I, Frepzric JoHN Napier, Baron 
CHELMSFORD, the Governor aforesaid, in pursuance of the 
provisions of the said “Local Government Act, 1906,” as so 
amended, and with the advice of the Hxecutive Council, do, 
hereby, by this my Proclamation, declare the bridge being 
erected, or about to be erected, over Murray River, on road 
Bringenbrong to Cooryong and Toowong, parish of Bringen- 
brong, county of Selwyn, within the Tumbarumba Shire, to be 
a National Work. 
[Bridges No. 1910-2,052-99-323] 

Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, this 
sixth day of August, in the year of our Lord one 
thousand nine hundred and ten, and in the first year 
of His Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE. 


[324] _ GOD SAVE THE KING! 


NOTIFICATION 


New Sovrit Watus,) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 


to Wit. Jable Frepgric Joun Narizn, Baron 
' Curiasrorp, Knight Commander of 
(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 


W. P. Cortex, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
By Depuintion from the State of New South Wales and its 
fs Emeeliency the ‘ i 
45 pen a ts Depeudercies, in the Commonwealth of 
Cuvernor. ; 
Australia, 


‘ HEXEAS by the “ Local Government Act, 1906,” and 

Acts umending the same, if is provided that the 
Governor moy, by notification, abolish the division into wardy 
of any Municipality provided that suc> slteration shall not 
affect the representation of the Municipality on its Council 
until the next following general election of the Council. Now, 
therefore, 1, FrepErtc Jonn Naviru, BAnon CHeLMsS¥YORD, 
the Governor aforesvid, In pursuance of the provisions of the 
said “Local Government Act, 1206,” as so amended, with the 
advice of the IExecutire Council, and in accordance with the 
petition of the Council of the Municipality of Tumworth, do, 
by this my notification, abo'ish the division into wards of the 
said Municipality of Tamworth, such abolition not to affect the 
representa ion of the Municipality on its Council until the 
next following general election of the Council, 
£1910-301-124-579] 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, thia 
second day of August, in, the year of our Lord 
ove thousand nine hundred and ten, and in the 
first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LER. 


[189] GOD SAVH THE KING! 


[782] - Department of Public Works, 
tay 9 iP Tae Sydney, 10th August, 1v10. 
FENTTE Council of the Municipality named in the Schedule 
“- hereto having, in terms of the “Local Government Act, 
1906,” as amended by the “ Local Government (Amending) 
Act, 1908,” subject to the approval of the Governor, fixed the 
fees and charges set out in +uch Schedule with respect to the 
service. named therein underthe name of the said Municipality, 
His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, bas been pleased, in pursuance of the provisions of the 
said “ Lecal Government Act, 1906,” as so amended, to approve 
of the action of the Council of the said Municipality, in fixing 
sich fees and charges, subject to such approval, 


CHARLES A. LED, * 
Minis‘er, 
SCHEDULE, 
ULMARRA MUNICIPALITY 
| (1910-807-1 10-602). 

For the removel (weekly or oftener, as the case may be) ard 
disposal of night-soil within the scavenging area of the 
Municipality of Ulmarra—Nine pence (Sd.) per pan for 
eavli removal. 


These fees to be in lieu of those notified in Government Gazette, No. 81 
of 18th May, 1910. 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 1€th August, 1910. 


fe ITE Councils of the undermentioned Shirs having, in 

terms of section 112 of the “ Local Government Act, 
1994,” subject to the approval of the Governor, declared 
the p'ants named in the Schedule hereto under the names of 
the said Shires to be noxious within their areas, His Excellency 
the Gover, or, with the advice of the Executive Council, in 
pursuance «cf the previsions of the eaid “ Local Government 
Act, 19'6,” and the Acts amending the same, has approved of 
the action of the Councils of the said Shires, in declaring, 
subject to such approval, such plants to be noxious within 


their areas. 
CHARLES A. LEE. 


ScuEDTLE, 
CRCOKWELL SHIRE 
(19 .C-11¢-238~100), 
Solanun: cincreum, commonly known as “ Narrawa Burr.” 
_ WAUGOOLA SHIRE 
(1910-88-181-510). 
Carthamus lanatus, commonly known as “ Saffron Thistle.” 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVBRNMENT GAZHTTE, No. 124. [10 Ave., 1910. 


PROCLAMATION 


Naw Sour Watrs,} By His Excellency The Ri, ht Monour- 


co 


to wit. Jable Freperic Jonx Napier, Baros 
CuzLmsrorp, Knight. Commander of 
¢  {t.8.) the Most Distinguished O:der of Saint 


W. P. Cortex, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
Ay epee a the State of New South Wales and its 
is Hucellernicy the ! pipe si 
Goenak Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Austraha, 


Ww HEREHAS by Proclamation and Notification of this 
date, Wyalong Municipality is reconstituted. as 
from the first day of September, 1910, under the name 
of Wyalong Municipality: And whereas by the “ Local 
Government Act, 1906,” and the Acts amending the 
same, it is previded that cn the reconstitution of an 
Area the Governor may make an order conferring and. 
imposing on the Council of the reconstituted Area all 
or any of the powers and duties which had been prior. 
to such reconstitution conferred or imposed upon or 
acquired by the Council of any old Area forming pare 
of the reconstituted Area: Now, therefore, I, REDERIC 
JouNn .Napinr, Baron OHELMSFORD, the Governor 
aforesaid, in pursuance of.the provisions of the said 
Local Government Act, aS so amended, and with the 
advice of the Executive Council, do by this my Order, 
confer and impose on the Council of the reconstituted 
Municipality of Wyalong, as from the first day of, 
September, 1910, the powers and duties set out in the 
Schedule hereto, which powers and duties were ac- 
quired by the Council of the Municipality of Wyalong 
as existing at the date of reconstitution. 
[1910-329-127-G68 ] 
Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, 
~-“- this ninth day of August, in the year of 
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, 
and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By. His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE. 


GOD. SAVE THE KING? Bee RE 


2 fs 


SCHEDULE. 


‘The paragraph of section,109, under whiclp the par- 
ticular power was acquired by the Council of the 
Wyalong Municipality, as existing at the date of re- 
constitution, and the powers- which are’ conferred- on 
the Council of the Reconstituted Wyalong Munici- 
pality are set out hereunder, ; 

Functions, 


The extirpation of noxious weeds, pests, 
vermin, and animals, net being animals. 
which. have been or may hereafter be 
declared noxious’ under the ‘‘Pastures 
Protection Act, 1902,’ or any Act, 
amending the same, : 

Xi The acquisition or erection and main- 
tenance of a town hall, or of any 
municipal building other than those, 
required for office purposes. 

The establishment, maintenance, and man- 

agement of public libraries. 

regulation of buildings, balconies, 
verandahs, or other structures abutting 
on or extending ever any public place, 
and the removal thereof. gs 
xxxvimt. The suppression of public nuisances caused 
by the emission, discharge, or escape of 
smoke, fumes, steam, oil or oil vapour, 
either separately or any two or more in 
combination, from premises within or 
partly within the Area, or by the dis- 
charge of waste waters or waste pro- 
ducts from any factory or other building 
in the Area. 
xu. . The regulation and supervision of the open- 
ing up of streets or roads for the laying 
of pipes, construction of tunnels, or 
other purposes; the regulation of the 
laying of wires or cables under or over 
or through the roads or streets of the 
Area for the transmission of electricity ; 
and the making of a charge for damage 
_ resulting therefrom. 

xtr. The regulation-and supervision of the sale, 
_. storage, exhibition fer sale, conveyance, 
and mode of delivery, by carcase or, 
otherwise, of meat for human con- 
sumption; and of the disposal and re- 
moval of other meat. and of any bleod, 

offal, or other refuse. 


Peragraph. 
Vill. 


XX Vil. 


xxxv. The 


— oe 


10 Ave., 1910.] 
Paragraph, Functions, 
xtiv. The suppression of houses of ill-fame and 
disorderly houses. 
os The regulation and collection of fees for 


the agistment of animals on commons 
or other lands under the control of 
municipal councils. [720] 


PROCLAMATION 

New Sourn Watxs, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit. en Freperio Joun Napier, Baron 
CuHELMsForD, Knight Commander of 

(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 

W. P. Curiey, Michael and Saint George, Goyernor of 
By Deputation Jrom the State of New South Wales and its 
oes acy we Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 


eee by Proclamation and Notification of 
this date Bland Shire is reconstituted as from 
the first day of September, 1910, under the name of 
Bland Shire; And whereas by the ‘‘Local Government 
Act, 1906,’ and the Acts amending the same, it 1s 
proyided that on the reconstitution of an Area the 
Governor may make an order conferring and im- 
posing on the Council of the reconstituted Area all 
or any of the powers and duties which ,had been 
prior to such reconstitution conferred or imposed 
upon or acquired by the Council of any old Area 
forming part of the reconstituted Area: Now, there- 
fore, I, Frepertc Joun Napier, Baron CHELMsrorp, 
the Governcr aforesaid, in pursuance of the provisions 
of the said ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,” as so 
amended, and with the advice of the Hxecutive Coun- 
cil, do, by this my Order, confer and _impese on the 
Council of the reconstituted Bland Shire, as from 
the first day of September, 1910, the powers and 
duties set out in the Schedule hereto, which powers 
and duties were acquired by the Council of the Bland 
Shire as existing at the date of reconstitution, pro- 
vided nevertheless that the power of paragraph (1) 
of section 109 of the said ‘‘Local Government Act, 
1906,’ as so amended, shall not prevent the exercise 
by the ‘‘Minister’’ of the powers, conferred upon him 
by section sixteen of the ‘‘Public Roads Act, 1902.’ 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, 
this ninth day of August, in the year of our 
Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, 
and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 


CHARLES A. LEE. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


ScoHEDULE, 


The paragraph of section 107, under which the par- 
ticular power was acquired by the Council of the 
Bland Shire as existing at the date of reconstitution, 
and the powers of such section which are conferred 
on the Council of the reconstituted Bland Shire, are 


set out hereunder. 


Paragraph. : Functions. 

I The conservation, collection, removal, and 
disposal within or outside the Area 
(subject to the approval of the night- 
soil depot by the Board of Health) of 
night-soil and refuse, the construction 
and situation of privies, the regulation 
of the degree of closet accommodation, 
and the construction and maintenance 
of drains and sewers in the town of 
West Wyalong. 


mt. ‘The regulation and licensing of public 
vehicles, and of the drivers and con- 
ductors thereof. 


Vv. The caro and management of parks and 
recreation grounds, public reserves. and 
commons, the care of which is not by or 
under any statute vested in other bodies 
or persons. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. 4379 


_The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power was acquired by the Council of the 
Bland Shire as existing at the date of reconstitution, 
and the powers of such section which are conferred on 
the Council of the reconstituted Bland Shire, are set 
out hereunder. ; 


Paragraph. Functions. 


I. The administration of the powers and duties 
of the Secretary for Lands conferred 
and imposed by the ‘‘ Publie Gates 
Act, 1901.”’ 

vin, The extirpation of noxious weeds, pests, 
vermin, and animals, not being animals 
which have been or may hereafter be 
-declared noxious under the ‘‘ Pastures 
Protection Act, 1902,” or any Act 
amending the same. 

ix. The acquisition or erection and mainten- 
ance of a shire hall or of any muni- 
cipal building other than those re- 
quired for office purposes. 

xt. The construction, maintenance, and man- 
agement of public markets; the regu- 
lation of the holding of public markets; 
the charging and regulation of rents 
and fees for the use of stalls in build- 
ings and places where markets are 
held, and of fees in respect of goods 
and animals brought for sale or sold 
therein. 

xmi. The establishment and maintenance of 
parks and recreation grounds. 

rovision and maintenance of garbage 

estructors, and the collection and de- 

struction of garbage. ; 
The establishment, maintenance, and man- 
agement of places of public recreation 
or improvement. 


The establishment, maintenancé, and man- 
agement of public gardens. 


The establishment, maintenance, or subsi- 
dising of public bands or orchestras, 


The regulation— 

(a) of hoardings; and ; 
(b) of the posting or painting of bills, 
signs, or advertisements. 
The rearrangement and beautification of 
the Area, and the acquisition of land, 
streets, buildings, &c., therefor, to- 
gether with the sale or lease of land or 
buildings after such rearrangement. | 


xxxy. The regulation of buildings, balconies, ver- 
andahs, or other structures abutting 
on or extending over any public place, 
and the removal thereof. ; ast 

The carrying out jointly by Councils. of 
undertakings authorised by the Act. for 
the mutual benefit of their Areas, and 
the joint control, regulation, manage- 
ment, and maintenance thereof. 3 

xxxviut. The suppression of public nuisances caused 
by the emission, discharge, or escape 
of smoke, fumes, steam, oil or oil 
vapour, either separately or any two or 
more -in combination, from premises 
within or partly within the Area, or 
by the discharge of- waste waters or 
waste products from any factory or 
ether building in the Area. 

The regulation or prevention of the erection 
or any structure of calico or canyas, or 
ether inflammable material. 

xui. The regulation and supervision of the sale, 
storage, exhibition for sale, conveyance, 
and mode of delivery, by carcase or 
otherwise, of meat for human con- 

- sumption; and of the disposal and re- 
moval of other meat, and of any blood, 
offal, or other refuse. 

xLII. The regulation and supervision of the 
manner, route, and times of driving 
animals in public places. 

ximt. The regulation of the erection of build- 
ings as to height, design, structure, 
materials, building line, sanitation, the 
proporticn of any lot which may be 
occupied by the building or buildings 
to be erected thereon; and the sub- 
division of land for building purposes 
so as to secure due ways of access to 
the rear as well as to the front of build- 
ings erected, or to be erected, thereon. 


The suppression of houses of ill-fame and 
disorderly houses. [768} 


xiv. The 


XxXVI. 


XXXI. 
XXXII. 


3 XXIII. 


XXXIV. 


XXXVI. 


XXXIX. 


XLIV. 


- 


4380 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. 


[10 Ave, 1910. 


PROCLAMATION ; 
New Sourn Wa.Es, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 


to wit. able Frepmric JoHN Napizr, BARON 
CHELMsFoRD, Knight Commander of 
(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 


W.P. Cutten, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 

His Excellency the Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Governor. Australia. 


Woe by Proclamation and Notification of this date, 

Wyalong Municipality is reconstituted as from the first 
day of September, 1910, under the name of Wyalong Muni- 
cipality : And whereas by the “ Local Government Act, 1906,” 
and Acts amending the same, it is provided that where an Area 
is reconstituted the Governor may, by Order, appoint and con- 
stitute a Council for such reconstituted Area: Now, therefore, 
I, Freprric Joun NarreR, BARON CHELMSFORD, the Governor 
‘aforesaid, in pursuance of the provisions of the said “ Local 
‘Government Act, 1906,” and the Acts amending the same, and 
with the advice of the Executive Council, do, by this my Order, 
hereby appoint and constitute the following persons a Council 
for the Wyalong Municipality as reconstituted, viz. :--Henry 
‘Aiken, Esq ; William Butler, Esq.; Herbert John Channon, 
Esq.; Michael Joseph Crowley, Esq.; Andrew Anderson 
Duncan, Esq ; Louis yon der Heide, Esq.; Roderick Joseph 
King, Fsq.; Robert McKinney Moore, Esq.; and Frederick 
Charles Seymour Shaw, Esq., M.B. 
[1910-329-127-€68 ] 

Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, this 
ninth day of August, in the year of our Lord one 
thousand nine hundred and ten, and in the first year 
of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A, LEE. 


[765] GOD SiVE THE KING! 
439] . Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


f IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
: ’ the Executive Council, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the ‘‘ Local Government Act, 1906,” and 
the Acts amending the same, hereby notifies that 
applications, under section 110 of the said ‘‘Local 
Government. Act, i906,’ as so amended, have been 
received from the Councils of the undermentioned 
Municipality and Shires to acquire the right to exer- 
cise the powers specified in the Schedule hereto, under 
the names of the said Municipality and Shires re- 
spectively. 

Any number of ratepayers not less than fifty (or, if 
there be less than 300 ratepayers on the roll, not less 
than one-sixth of the ratepayers) may petition the 
Governor, within sixty days after the date of this 
notification, to direct that a poll of ratepayers of the 
Area be taken on the question whether all or any of 
the powers applied for shall be conferred on the 
Council. Any such petition should be sent under 
cover to the Minister for Public Works, and must 
comply with the provisions of Ordinance No. 21 under 
the Local Government Acts. 

; CHARLES A. LEE, 
: Minister. 
ScHEDULE. 

APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
MUNICIPALITY OF ABERDEEN 
(1910-141-82-12). 

_The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the powers for 
which the Council have made application as prescribed 

in section 110 (6), are set out Seta der ae 


Nature oF ADDITIONAL POWERS APPLIED FOR. 
Paragraph. 
xxx. The regulation— 

(a) of hoardings; and 

(b) of the posting or painting of bills, 

signs, or advertisements. 
The supply and sale of stone or gravel from 
the Council’s quarries or pits. 


APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
OBERON SHIRE 
(1910-114-197-346). 

_The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 

ine ore may be pequired and the power for 

hic 1e Council has made applicati 1 

in section 110 (b), are set Se tec pe aoe 


Nature or AppiT1onan Power Appiiep FOR. 
Paragraph. 
x. The construction, establishment, and main- 


tenance within its Area of cattle gale- 
yards and abattoirs. 


Littl. 


APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
¢ TURON SHIRE 
(1910-115-209-459). 

The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power. for 
which the Council have made eppugeton as prescribed 
in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder :— 

Nature or AppITIoNAL PoWER APPLIED FOR. 

Paragraph. 

xxxvil. The inspection and regulation of the whole- 
sale and retail sale and of the storage 
and exhibition for sale of fish, and_ of 
oysters and crustacew, and of rabbits, 
poultey, and game. 


NOTICE OF PROPOSED ALTERATION OF ‘THE 
DIVISION INTO WARDS OF THE MUNICIPALITY 
OF BALMAIN. 


N pursuance of the provisions of the “Local Government 
Act, 1906,” and the Acts amending the same, notice is 
hereby given that it is proposed to alter the division into 
Wards of the Municipality of Balmain, so that the boundaries 
of the respective Wards shall be as in the Schedule hereto. 


The effect of the proposed change, if carried out, will be to 
alter the boundary between North-East and North Wards by 
adopting as the boundary between them Rowntree, Cameron, 
and Grove streets, and to alter the boundary between South- 
West and South-East Wards by adopting, as the boundary 
between them, Montague and Mullens streets. 


The Council or fifty electors of the Municipality may, within 
one month after the date of this notice, make written repre- 
sentations to the Minister on the question as to whether the 
division into Wards of the said Municipality of Balmain shall 
be altered as proposed. 

[1910-160-145-43] 

CHARLES A. LEE, 
Department of Public Works, Minister. 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


SCHEDULE. 


Souru-Hast Warp. 


County of Cumberland, parish of Petersham : Commencing 
at the point where a line along the centre of Dariing-street 
meets the waters of Port Jackson ; and bounded thence by that 
line along the centre of Darling-street generally westerly, by 
the centre of Montague-street and Mullens-street and the pro- 
longation of the latter southerly and south-easterly to the 
waters of Port Jackson at Rozelle Bay ; and by the waters of 
Port Jackson generally north-easterly and north- westerly, to the 
point of commencement,—including the promontory known as 
Glebe Island. 

Norru-East Warp. 


County of Cumberland, parish of Petersham : Commencing 
at the point where a line along the centre of Darling-street 
meets the waters of Port Jackson; and bounded thence by 
that line along the centre of Darling-street generally westerly, 
by the centre of Rowntree-street northerly and north-easterly, 
the centre of Cameron-street north-westerly, and the centre of 
Grove-street north-easterly to the waters of Port Jackson at 
Snail’s Bay; and by the waters of Port Jackson generally 
easterly, to the point of commencement. 


SoutH-WEST WARD, 


County of Cumberland, parish of Petersham: Commencing at 
the intersection of the centre of Darling-street with the centre 
of Montague-street ; and bounded thence by the centre of Darl- 
ing-street| westerly and south-westerly to the south western 
boundary of the Municipality; by the south-western and the 
south-eastern boundaries of the Municipality south-easterly 
and generally north-easterly to the south-easterly prolongation 
of the centre line of Mullens-street where it meets the waters 
of Port Jackson at Rozelle Bay; and by that prolongation 
and the centres of Mullens-street and Montague-street north- 
westerly and northerly, to the point of commencement. 


NortH WARD. 


County of Cumberland, parish of Petersham: Commencing 
at the intersection of the centre of Darling-street with the 
centre of Rowntree-street ; and bounded thence by the centre 
of Darling-street westerly and south-westerly to the south- 
western boundary of the Municipality ; by that boundary and 
the north-eastern boundary of Callan Park Asylum grounds , 
north-westerly to the waters of Port Jackson at Long Cove; 
by the waters of Port Jackson generally north-easterly, easterly, 
south-westerly, and again north-easterly to the centre of Grove- 
street at Snail’s Bay; by the centre of Grove-street south- 
westerly, the centre of Cameron-street south-easterly, and the 
centre of Rowntree-street south-westerly and southerly, to the 
point of commencement. 589 


10 Ava., 1910.] 


[890] Department of the Attorney-General and of Justice, 


Sydney, 8th August, 1910. 


H* Excellency the Governor directs it to be rotified that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the “Claims against 

the Government and Crown Suits Act, 1897,” he has been 

pleased, with the advice of the Executive Council, to appoint 


James Lestir Wixttams, Eequire, Under Secretary, Depart- 
ment of the Attorney-ieneral and of Justice, 


to be the Nominal Defendant, on behalf of the Government, in 
the matter of the petition presented on the part of Mr. William 
Coulter, of Newcastle, as to a certain claim or demand which 
he deems himself to have against the Government. 

JOHN GARLAND. 
[883 } 


Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


H's Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has, in accordance with 
the nomination made by the Industrial Court con- 
stituted under the ‘Industrial Disputes Act, 1908,’’ 
and with the provisions of that Act as amended b 
the ‘Industrial Disputes (Amendment) Act, 1908,”’ 
been pleased to appoint THomas Epwarp Spencer, 
Esquire, of 387 Glebe Point road, Glebe (being the 
person agreed upon by the parties), to the Office of 
Chairman of the Board to be known as the Billposters 
(Cumberland) Board. 
C. G. WADE. 


Department of the Attorney-Genaral 
and of Justice, 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 
[ i IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has, in accordance with the 
recommendation submitted by the Industrial Court 
constituted under the ‘‘Industrial Disputes Act, 1908,” 
and with the provisions of that Act as amended by the 
“Industrial Disputes (Amendment) Act, 1908,’’ been 
pleased to appoint the undermentioned persons to be 
Members of a Board constituted for the industry of 
Billposters in the county of Cumberland, excepting 
the employees of the Chief Railway Commissioner, and 
to be known as the Billposters (Cumberland) Board :— 


On behalf of the Employers. 
Mr. A. A. Hottanper, of 64 Macleay-street, Darling- 


hurst. 
On behalf of the Employees. 
Mr. Cuartes Wess, of 76 William-street, Surry Hills. 
C. G. WADE. 


[884] 


[885 ] Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 


Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


| : IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, has, in accordance with the 
nomination made by the Industrial Court constituted 
under the ‘‘Industrial Disputes Act, 1908,’’ and with 
the provisions of that Act as amended by the ‘‘Indus- 
trial Disputes (Amendment) Act, 1908,’’ been pleased 
to appoint Cacizn Epwarp Wre1GaLu, Esquire, Barrister- 
at-Law, to the Office of Chairman of the Board to be 
known as the Shop Assistants (Metropolitan Drapers, 


Sarees 
See es C. G. WADE. 


Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
H. Executive Council, has, in accordance with the 
recommendation submitted by the Industrial Court 
constituted under the ‘‘Industrial Disputes Act, 1908,”’ 
and with the provisions of that Act as amended by the 
‘Industrial Disputes (Amendment) Act, 1908,’’ been 

leased to appoint the undermentioned persons to be 

embers of a Board constituted for the industries of 
Shop Assistants and Office Assistants in Shops and 
Storemen and Packers in Shops not already included 
in existing Boards, and in existing Awards other than 
the Award of the Shop Assistants (Metropolitan 
Drapers, &c.) Board of the first day of July, 1909, 
within the district comprised in the following boun- 
daries, viz.:—Commencing at the eastern boundary 
of Manly; thence in a _north-westerly direction to 
Hornsby; thence in a direct line to Emu Plains; 
thence in a line to Liverpool; thence in a line to 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. 


4381 


Sutherland; thence in a line to the north-eastern 
headland of Botany Bay; and thence by the coast 
line to the point of commencement at Manly; and 
shall include the Municipality of Manly and the town- 
ships of Hornsby, Emu Plains, Liverpool, and Suther- 
land together also with the districts comprised in the 
following boundary, viz.:—Within a radius of twenty 
miles of the Newcastle Post and Telegraph Office, 
Newcastle, in the State of New South Wales, and 
including the following places, Newcastle, Adamstown, 
Carrington, Hamilton, Lambton, Merewether, New 
Lambton, Plattsburg, Wallsend, Stockton, Waratah, 
Wickham, Islington, Tighe’s Hill, Young Wallsend, 
West Wallsend, Killingworth, Boolaroo, Holmsville, 
Minmi, and Teralba; and to be known as the Shop 
Assistants (Metropolitan Drapers, &c.) Board :— 


On behalf of the Employers. 
Mr. JosepH NeAu Gracz, of Broadway, Glebe, Sydney. 


On behalf of the Employees. 
Mr. Georce RicuMonp Yowune, of 305 Pitt-street, 


Sydney. 
C. G. WADE. 


APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, has been pleased to appoint 


Davip McDova@att, Esquire, J.P., to be Coroner at Singleton, 
ani a Coroner for the State generally, vice Harry Pinchin, 
Esquire, J.P., deceased ; and 


AiBERT Epwarp Rose, Esquire, to be Coroner at Camden 
Haven, and a Coroner for the State generally. 


Tmomas Baitny Circe, Esquire, Police Magistrate, to be 
Deputy Liceasing Magistrate of the Licensing Courts for 
the Licensing Districts of Penrith, Camden, Liverpool, and 
Windsor, for a further period not exceeding three months, 
—-from the 12th August, 1910. 


Senivr-constable WintrAM Henry Humpuris-Cnark, sta- 
tioned at Blackville, to be Sub-Inspector under the “ Liquor 
Act, 1898,” for the Licensing District of Quirindi,—from 
the Ist August, 1910. 


WIittrAM Groece Burton Smiru, Esquire, Police Magis- 
trate, to be Deputy Licensing Magistrate of the Licensing 
Courts for the Licensing Districts of Parramatta and Ryde, 
for a further period not exceeding one month,—from the 
5th August, 1910. 


Tue undermentioned gsntlemen to bs Deputy Licensing Magis- 
trates of the Licensing Courts for the Licensing Districts set 
opposite their respective names, for a period not exceeding 
one month, pending the arrival of a successor to O. A. Edwards, 
Haquire, P.M, to be transferred,—from the 8th August, 1910, 
viz. :— 

Mudgee —Dtxcan GriauamM MoDovGatt, 

Clerk of Petty Sessions, Mudgee. 


Gulgonj—SAMUEL TsEvENEN D:suop, Esquire, J.P. 


Hesquire, J.P.; 


Tux undermentioned members of the Police Force to be In- 

spectors under the “ Liquor Act, 1898,” fr the Licensing 

Districts preceding their respective names, from the dates 

specified, viz.: - 

Wee Waa—Sergeant Davip Mrnary, stationed at Wee Waa, 
vice Robinson, transferred,—from the 10th August, 1910. 


Moree—Sergeant Grorcs Tromas Avcustus Moroney, 
stationed at Moree, vice Hill, retired,—from the 10th 
August, 1910. 


Muaitland—Sub-Inspector Josep Bear, stationed at West 


Maitland, vice Sykes, trausferred,—from the Ist July, 
1910. 


THE undermentioned members of the Police Force to exercise, 
within the Licensing Districts preceding their names, the 
authority conferred by section 19, subsection 1, of the “ Liquor 
(Amendment) Act, 1905,” from the dates specified :— 


Mudgee—Constable AirRED Roprert SMALL, stationed at 
Hargrayes,—from the 26th July, 1910. 


Mudgee—Constable Grorgz CHARLES Row.ty, stationed at 
Windeyer,—from the 26th July, 1910. , 


Gunnedah—Constable Groner Huau Prpnn, stationed at 
Mullaley,—from the 10th August, 1910. 


Moree—Constable Ernest Duman OswaAtp, stationed at 
Terry Hie Hie,—from the 20th July, 1910. 


Coonaarabrah—First Class Constable EMtyn JouHn JAMES, 
stationed at Baradine,—from the 10th August, 1910. 


JOHN GARLAND. 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. 


[10 Ave., 1910, 


CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT, 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Execu'ive 
Council, has been pleased to appoint 
The Reverend Joun P. Dunne as Roman Catholic Chaplain to 
the Hospital for Consumptives at Waterfall, —to take effec, 
from the 1st April, 1910. 


W. H. WOOD. 


[914] Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 


Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


* PASTURES PROTECTION AOT, 1902.” 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that the 
undermentioned gentlemen have been appointed Acting 
Inspectors under Regulation No. 70a of the abovenamed Act, 
for the sole purpose of issuing permits for sheep to travel 
from the Pastures Protection Districts named, viz, :— 


GOULBURN. 
Percival Richard Marks, Crookwell, vice E. V. Coleman, left 
District. 
1910-5,268-160 Stock] 
Morex. 


David Innes Noad, “ Balarang,”’ Moree; John Fitzsimmors 
Meynink, of Cleveland, Mungindi. 
[1910-5,355-257 Stock] 
NABRABEI. 
Sergeant David Menary, Wee Was, vice Sergeant James 


Hamilton Robinson, transferred. 
[1910-5, 301-293 Stock] 


TAMWORTH. 


John Spencer, Nangarah, Barraba. 
[1910 -5,155-380 Stock] 


JOHN PERRY. 


[792] Department of Labour and Industry, 
48, Young-street, 
Sydney, 4th August, 1910. 


SHEARERS’ ACCOMMODATION AOT. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the. 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint the | 
undermentioned Police Officer to be an Inspector to carry out 
the provisions of the Shearers’ Accommodation Act in the 
District specified in connection with his name. 


J. A. HOGUE, 


Sergeant William Austin Wood: Station—Queanbeyan ; 
Police District—Queanbeyan. 


[790 } 


Department of Public Instruction, 
Sydney, 29th July, 1910. 


ARMIDALE SCHOOL OF ARTS. 
APPOINTMENT OF TRUSTEE. 


ik is hereby notified, for general information, that the office 
& of Mr, W. Drew (resigned) as a Trustee of the land held 
for the purposes of a School of Arts at Armidale, has been 


declared vacant, and that the undermentioned gentleman has | 


been elected in his place as a Trustee, at a special general 
meeting of the members, held in accordance with the pro- 
visions of the 14th section of the “ Trustees of Schoola of Arts 
Enabling Act, 1902,” I, therefore, az Minister of Public 
Instruction, in pursuance of the power given me in same 
section, hereby approve of the undermentioned gentleman to 
be a Trustee of the aforesaid institution, namely :— _ 


John Bryan Fitzgerald. 


J. A. HOGUE. 


[865] The Treasury, New South Wales, ~ 


Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


REGULATIONS FRAMED BY THE SYDNEY HAR- 
BOUR TRUST COMMISSIONERS UNDER THH 
“SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST ACT, 1900,” RELA- 
TIVE TO THE NAVIGATION OF THE PORT OF 
SYDNEY. 


HE following Regulations, made by the Sydney Harbour 
Trust Commissioners, under the provisions of the 
“ Sydney Harbour Trust Act, 1900,” having been approved by 
His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Hxecutive 
Council, are published in accordance with the requirements of 
that Act. 
T. WADDELL, 


No. 232. Vessels, other than ferry boata, navigating that 
portion of the port between the Pyrmont Bridge and a line 
drawn north and south through Fort Denison, including Sydney 
Cove, shall proceed at a speed not exceeding six (6) knots an 
hour, and between a line drawn north and south through Fort 
Denison and a line between Bradley’s Head and Shark Island 
Lighthouse, at a speed not exceeding eight (8) knots an hour. 


No. 283. Regulation No. 28, made by the Commissioners on 
the twenty-seventh day of September, one thousand nine 
hundred and nine, is hereby repealed. 


CHAS. C. LANOE, Deputy President. 
iT. W. KEELE, Commissioner. 
H. D. WALSH, Deputy Commissioner, 
The Common Seal of the Sydney Harbour Trust Commis- 
sioners was hereto affixed this thirteenth day of July, 


one thousand nine bundred and ten, in the presence 
of — ¥ 


Harortp F, Noxrziz, 
Secretary. 


[777] Chief Secretary’s Office, 


Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, has been pleased to approve of the 

subjoined Regulations under the “ Pure Food Act, 1908,” which 

have been made by the Board of Health, on the recommenda- 

tion of the Advisory Committee under the powers conferred by 
that Act. : 
W. H. WOOD. 


RzeGutation 78.—CaRRyina WATER AND MILK AT THE 
SAME TIME. 


No pereon while carrying milk for sale or for delivery to a 
customer shall carry any water. 


REGULATION 79—TRADE-MARKS. 


(1) Exemptions from so much of the provisions of the “ Pare 
Food Act, 1908,” section 14, as requires that there shall be 
legibly written on or attached to every package of food packéd 
or enclosed for sale a label or statement indicating the name 
and address of the vendor or the maker thereof, or the agent 
therefor, or the owner of the rights of manufacture, may be 
granted on application made to the Board of Health by the said 
vendor, maker, agent, or owner, or by his duly appointed re- 
presentative in this State, under the following conditions :— 


(a) The goods in respect of which exemption is sought 
shall bear a trade-mark duly registered under the laws 
in force in New South Wales. 


(5) The application shall be accompanied (1) by evidenc® 
that applicant (if not a principal) is duly authorised 
to apply by his principal; (2) by a certified copy of 
-the register of the trade-mark, and (8) by a declara- 
tion that the registered name and address are the 
present name and address of the proprietor of the 
trade-mark, 


(c) The application shall further be accompanied by a 
signed list of the kinds or descriptions of foods to which 
the trade-mark or trade-marks is or are to be applied. 


(d) Exemption granted under the privilege of this Regula- 
tion shall cease and determine upon assignment or 
transmission of any trade-mark by the registered 
proprietor thereof, or upon the registered address 
ceasing to be the address of such proprietor, unless 
notice of assignment, transmission, or changed address 
shall have been first given to the Board and have been 
approved by it, 


(2) No person shall sellany package of food in contravention 
of any of the provisions of this Regulation. 


a a a a 


[911] Chief Secretary’s Office, 


10 Ava, 1910.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. 4383 


Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


, Hs Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 


Executive Council, has been pleased to make the sub- 
joined amendments in the Kegulations under the “ Theatres 
and Public Halls Act, 1908.” 

W. H. WOOD. 


THEATRES AND PUBLIC HALLS AOT 
REGULATIONS. 


Part Til is amended to read:— 
; Part Ii. 
Halis— Grades (b), (c), (a), (Schedule f). 


Buildings erected or altered so as to hecome theatres or 
public halis within the meaning of the Act, after the 
eoinmencement of the Act. 


Regulation 45, Flcor level, is amended to read :— 
45, Floor level, fc. 


The level of the floor of the hall or building of g ade (@) 
shall not be more than 12 inches above the footpath of the 
main thoroughfare, or more than 10 fect below; but those of 
grade (d) may be on the first: floor of any building, provided 
that the floor is not more than 14 feet above such footpath. 
In such cases the floor shell be of approved fire-resisting con- 
struction. 


Buildings falling under grades (c) and. (d), Schedule 1, 
sought to be licensed under the Act, shal! abut upon or front 
a public thoroughfare at least 40 feet wide. Provided that 
such width may be varied by the Minister in cases where such 
buildings are used for purposes not, in hia opinion, involving 
any danger in lighting. 


[862] Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910, 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that Cullendore 

haa been abolished as a Polliag-place for and within the 

boundaries of the Hlectoral District of Tenterfield, in pursuance 
of the provisions of the ‘‘ Parliamentary Elections Act, 1906.” 


W. H. WOOD. 


[793] Chief Secretary’s Office, 


Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


Ms Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
&& Hxecutive Council, has been pleased, in pursuance of the 
provisions of section 88 of the “ Fisheries Act, 1902,” to 
approve of the acceptance of the surrender, as from the Ist 
July, 1910, of Mr. Ercest Symonds’ Oyster Culture Lease No. 
8,406 of 200 yards, at Port Stephens. 


W. H. WOOD. 


[791] Department of Public Instruction, 
é Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 


NEW PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 


iy is hereby notified, for general information, in accordance 
a with the provisions of the 34th section of the “ Public 
Instruction Act of 1880” that it is proposed to establish Public 
Schoolsat— - 

DarsBy’s FAuts. 

GosTWYCckK, 

MoLavucutin Riven. 

MANDALONG. 

MANDAMAH. 


MIRROOL. 
PALERCO. 


PHILLIP. 
PSALLAWAY. 


J. A. HOGUE. 


[335 | Department of Public Instruction, 
: Sydney, 14th July, 1910. 


NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL, 


dea is hereoy notified, for public information, in ac- 
i cordance with the provisions of the 34th section 
of the ‘‘Public Instruction Act of 1880,” that it is 
proposed to establish a Public School at 


Hast CoMBoyNe. 
J. A. HOGUE. 


{631} Department of Public Instruction, 
Sydney, 25th July, 1910. 


NEW EVENING PUBLIC SCHOOL. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, in accordance 
with the provisions of the 34th section of the “ Public 
Instraction Act of 1880,” that it is proposed to establish an 
Hvening Public School at— 
TEVEN. 


J. A. HOGUE. 


“WATER RIGHTS ACT, 1902.” 


Apprication No. 276, Waaaa Waaa@a Lanp Boarp 
DisTRIOCT. 


ES accordance with the provisions of the “‘ Water Rights Act, 

1902,” it ie hereby notified that the following report bas 
been presented to me regarding the result of an inquiry into the 
application of F, Orme, for a License under Section 10 of 
the said Act, in respect of a dam on the Boree Creek, Portion 
15, Parish of Boree Creek, County of Urana. 

CHARLES A. LH, 
Minister for Public Works, 
Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 8th August, 1910. 


DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD. 
New South Nira 7 


to wit. 


Wuerzas on the 25th and 26th days of May, 1910, it became 
a matter for investigation before us whether an application 
made on the 19th November, 1909, by Frederick-Orme under 
the provisions of Section 10 of the “ Water Rights Act, 1902,” 
for a license for a ‘‘ Dam” on Boree Creek, Portion 15, Parish 
Boree Creek, County of Urana, Land District of Urana, should 
be recommended for approval or otherwise and having taken 
evidenze and inquired into the said matter,— 

Applicant was in attendance. 

Mr. Fosbery, agent, appeared with and on behalf of A, 
Moffat, holder of opposite Portion 87, Parish of Brookong 
North, and consented to the application on behalf of the latter 
on the understanding that Moffat was to have free access to 
the water impounded by the Dam. 

Mr. Fosbsry, agent, appeared also on behalf of Maurice 
Carroll, holder of Portion 94, ete., below the Dam, in protest 
against the application being granted. Mr. Carroll was in 
attendance and gave evidence. ; 

Mr. District Works Officer Archer was also in attendance 
and gave evidence. 

We recommend the issue of a license, as applied for, subject 
to Moffat being allowed free access to water impounded by 
Dam, and the conditions required by the Honorable the 
Minister for Works are set out on Wxbibit “C” as in our 
opinion the provisions thereof safeguard the interests of both 
the Crown and public. 


Given under our handa, at the Court House, at Lockhart, 
in the State of New South Wales, this 26th day of 
May, 1910. 

M. A. MACLEAN, Acting Chairman. 
WALTER DAY,\ Members of 
G. McLELLAN, § Local Land Board. - 


The Conditions referred to, 
J 


(1) Depth of water held back not to be more than about 
4ft, 3iu. above the average level of the bed of Creek. 
The crest of by-wash on right bank to be fixed at lft 
below 2 Bench Mark established in the vicinity of the 
work, and particulars of which are in the Department of 
Public Works and the crest of by-wash on left bank to be 
fixed at 2ft. 8in. below that Bench Mark. 

(2) Both by-washes to be pretected from scour, and the whole 
work to be maintained to the satisfaction of the Chief 
Engineer for Irrigation and Drainage. 

(3) In the event of scour taking place in eitber or both of the 
by-washes a permanent overshot dam of timber, brick, or 
concrete, to be constructed therein to the satisfaction of 
the Chief Kngineer for Irrigation or Drainage. _ 

(4) That the Minister for Public Works shall have the power, 
on giving the holder of-the-license or occupier of the site 
of the work six months’ notice, to cancel, revoke or with- 
diaw the License at any time if necessary or desirable in 
connection with any scheme that may be formulated for 
the management of Boree Creek or in connection with 
the constitution of a Trust for the management of that 
Creek. = 

(5) That no compensation shall be payable by the Crown in 
respect of such cancellation, revocation, or withdrawal to 
any person whomsoever. 

(6) The term to be not longer than 5 years. [465] 


- 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. [10 Ave., 1910. 


“WATER RIGHTS ACT, 1902.” 
AppricaTion No. 91, Onanaz Lanp Boarp District. 


i accordance with the provisioas of the “ Water Rights Act, 

1902,” it is hereby notified that the following report has 
been presented to me regarding the result of an inquiry into 
the application of Charlie Why Moon for a License under 
Section 10 of the said Act in respect of a pump on ths 
Macquarie River, portion 72, parish of Jedburgh, coun'y of 
Roxburgh. 


CHARLES A. LEH, 
Minister for Public Works. 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 8th August, 1910. 


DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD. 


New South Wales 
to wit. 


Wuereas on the 19th day of July, 1910, it became a matter for 
investigation before us to deal with an application under 
Section 10 of the “ Water Rights Act of 1992,” by Charlie 
Why Moon, to erect a pumo for irrigetion purposes on the 
Macquarie River frontage of portion 72, Parish of Jedburgh, 
County of Roxburgh, and having taken applicant’s evidence, 
and inquired into the said matter, we report :— 


} Charlie Why Moon. 


(1) That the application has been advertised in accordance 
with the said Act. 

(2) Applicant is the occupier of part of the abovementiosed 
portion on which he has erected a centrifugal pump driven 
by a 4-horse power engine, cipacity about 300 gallons per 
minute, to irrigate about 21 acres for vegetable and tobacco 
growing. 

We are not aware of any objection to the proposed work. 
We recommend that a license be granted to applicant subject 
to conditions 1 to 4 on Exhibit “B” enclosed. 


Mr. John Boyd, Agent. 


Given under our hands at the Court House at Bathurst, 
in the State of New South Wales, this 19th day of 
July, 1910. 

H. A. CROUCH, Chairman, 
J. B. DULHUNTY, 2 Afensba 
WM. KELK, yar abe 


The Conditions referred to. 


(1) Tnat the Minister for Public Works shall have the power 
to regulate or absolutely stop all pumping operations 
should he at any time think or deem it necessary to do so 
in the public interests. 

(2) That the Minister for Public Works shail have the power, 
on giving the holder of the license or occupier of the site 
of the work six months’ notice, to cancel, revoke, or 
withdraw the License at any timeif necessary, or desirable, 
in connection with any scheme that may he formulated 
for the improvement of the Macquarie River, or in con- 
nection with the constitution of a Trust for the manage- 
ment of that river. 

(3) That no compensation shall be payable by the Crown in 
respect of such cancellation, revocation, or withd-awal to 
any person whomaoever. 

(4) That the term be not longer than 5 years. 


[773] 


—— 


“WATER RIGHTS ACT, 1902.” 
APPLICATION No. 188, WESTERN LAND Boarp Disreicr. 


i fe accordance with the provisions of the ‘ Water Rights 

Act, 1902,” it is hereby notified that the following report 
has been presented to me regarding the result of an inquiry 
into the application of Cudmore Bros., for a License under 
Section 10 of the said Act in respect of a pump and channel on 
the Darling River, portions 1 & 67, Parish of Avoca, and 
portion 6, parish of Tugima, County of Wentworth. 


CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister for Public Works. 


Depurtment of Public Works, 
Sydney, 8th August, 1910. 


Report as to the result of inquiry into application of Cudmore 


Brothers for a license under Section 10 ‘“‘ Water Rights 


Act, 1902.” 


I, Marshal James McMahon, Police Magistrate of Wentworth, 
being the person authorised by the Minister in that behalf, 
and having this day at the Court-house, Wentworth, held a 
public inquiry as to the desirability of granting an application 
by Cudmore Brothers, of Avoca, under Section 10, of the 


“Water Rights Act, 1902,” for a license for a pump and ! 


channel on certain land situate in the Parishes of Avoca and 
Tugima, County of Wentwoith, Land District of Wentworth, 
and indicated in such application, and to take, use, and dispose 
of the water obtained thereby for the purpose of irrigation 
and watering stock, recommend the issues of such license for 
the period expiring on 31st December, 1914, subject to the 
conditions : — 


1, That the Minister for Public Works shall have power to 
regulate or absolutely stop pumping operations should 
he at any time think or deem it necessary to do so in 
the public interest. 


2. That the Minister for Public Works shall have the power, 
on giving the holder of the License, or occupier of the 
site of the work, six months’ notice, to cancel, revoke, or 
withdraw the license at any time, if necessary or desirable, 
in connection with any Scheme that may be formulated 
for the improvement of the Darling River, or in connection 
with the constitution of a trust for the management of 
that river. 


3. That no compensation shall be payable by the Crown in 
respect of such cancellation, revocation, or withdrawal to 
any person whomsoever. 


4, That a substantial culvert be constructed and maintained 
over the channel where it crosses the road, to the satisfac- 
tion of the Chief Engineer for Irrigation and Drainage. 


M. J. McMAHON, 
Police Magistrate. 
[464] 


Court-house, Went worth, 
11 h July, 1919. 


[713] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 9th August, 1910. 


fe Fxcellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, has been pleased to approve of the 
following By-laws, made by the Trustees of the “ Tyreel Bore 
Water Trust,” under section 35 of the ‘“‘ Water and Drainage 
Act, 1902.” 


CHARLES A. LHE, 
Minister for Public Works, 


BY-LAWS MADE BY THE TRUSTEES OF THE 
“TYREEL BORE WATER TRUST,” UNDER SKC- 
TION 35 OF THE “WATER AND DRAINAGE 
ACT, 1902.” 


Duties of Officers and Servants. 


1. The Secreiary shall keep in a proper manner the books 
prescribed in the regulations, and by the Minister, and shall 
balance the books on the 30th June and 3let December in each 
year, and forward a copy of the balaice-shect to all ratepayers. 

2. Tc Secretary shail initiate legal proceedings without 
further reference to the tr stees, for the recovery of rates 
remaining unpaid a‘ter thirty days from notice of assessment. 

3. The maintenance man shall be responsible to the Secretary, 
and shall report t» him and take instructions from that officer 
only. He shall ride the drains as instructed, and shall main- 
t.in the works in proper working order. He shall report to 
the Secretary if at any time unauthorised abstracticn of water 
from the d:ains has taken place. He shall submit a time- 
sheet at end of ech month on forms provided for the purpose, 
showing Iccality and nature of work performed each day. 
Also report generally on condition of drains. The Secretary 
shall then report to the trustees. 


Regulating the supply of water bie and the use of the works of the 

rust. 

4. The flow from the bore shall not be interfered with, 
increased, diminished, or stopped, except by officers of the 
trustees upon the trustees’ instructions. Such instructions 
shall be adopted at a meeting of the trustees. 

5. Notice of the intention to increase, diminish, or stop the 
flow of water from the bore shall he given to the ratepayers 
twenty-four hours before the flow is altered, 

6. Except by permission of the trustees. ratepayers shall 
not alter any drain, regulator, or other work, or interfere in 
any way with the flow of water. 

7. Should any ratepayer desire to fill or replenish with 
water from the drains, a tank or other excavation, he shall 
first obtain the permission of the trustees, and such tank or 
excavation shall only be filled or replenished at times to be 
stated by the trustees. 

8. Where no penalty is prescribed for any breach of these 
by-laws, the penalty for any such breach shall be one not 
exceeding ten pounds, 


Given under our respective hands at Moree, at an ordinary 
meeting of the said Trustees, this twentyfifth day of 
June, 1910. 


R. F. JENKINS, Appointed Trustee. 
WoKEEN, } Electe& Trustees. 


10 Ave., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 124. 


4385 


[545] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 4th August, 1910. 
“PUBLIC WATERING PLACES ACT, 1900.” 
“WALDAIRA TANK.” 
Western Division. 
ESTABLISHMENT OF PuBLic Watrring Prace No. 639. 
JIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, directs it to be notified 
that the reserves specified in the Schedule below are 
hereby declared and established a Public Watering 
Place, pursuant to the provisions of the abovenamed 
Act, and will be known as the Waldaira Tank. 
[Papers P.W.P. 1910-1,819-562] 
CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister for Public Works. 


THE SCHEDULE. 


_ County of Caira, parish of Waldaira, contain- 
ing an area of 640 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of measured portion No. p.w.p. 639, 
—as shown on the plan catalogued W.L.B. 1,147, in 
the Western Land Board Office. 

The above was reserved respectively from sale as 
No. 45,361, and license and lease generally as No. 
45,362 for travelling stock and camping, by Gazette 
notice of the 8th June, 1910. 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 4th August, 1910. 
“PUBLIC WATERING PLACES ACT, 1900.” 
“DNONALD’S PLAIN TANK.” 
Western Division, 
ESTABLISHMENT OF Puptic WatTERinG Prace No. 626. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the Executive Council, directs it to be notified 
that the reserves specified in the Schedule below are 
hereby declared and established a Public Watering 
Place, pursuant to the provisions of the abovenamed 
Act, and will be known as the Donald’s Plain Tank. 
[Papers P.W.P. 1910-1,820-131] 


CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister for Public Works. 


[546] 


Tue SCHEDULE. 


County of Rankin, parish of Donald Plain, con- 
taining an area of 616 acres. The Crown Hands 
within the boundaries of measured portion No. P.w.p. 
626,—as shown on the plan catalogued W.L.B. 
1,123, in the Western Land Board Office; and also in 
the county of Rankin, parish of Donald Plain, con- 
taining an area of 616 acres. The Crown_ Lands 
within the boundaries of measured portion No. T.u. 
626,—as shown on the plan catalogued W.L.B. 1,124, 
in the Western Land Board Office. 

The above were reserved respectively from sale as 
No. 45,353 and 45,351, and license and lease generally 
as Nos. 45,354 and 45,352 for travelling stock and 
camping, by Gazette notice of the 8th June, 1910. 


[548] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 8th August, 1910. 


“PUBLIC WATERING PLACES ACT, 1900.” 
“MUNDONAH TANK.’ 
Western Division. 

EstaBLisHMENT oF Pupric WATERING Prace No. 644. 
¥V JIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

_ the Executive Council, directs it to be notified 
that the reserves specified in the Schedule below are 
hereby declared and established a Public Watering 
Place, pursuant to the provisions of the abovenamed 
Act, and will be known as the Mundonah Tank. 
[Papers P.W.P. 1910-1,821-329] 

CHARLES A. LEH, 
Minister for Public Works. 


Tur SCHEDULE. 


County of Taila, parish of North Mundonah, con- 
taining an area of 640 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of measured portion No. p.w.p. 644,— 
as shown on the plan catalogued W.L.B. 1,148, in the 
Western Land Board Office. : 

The above was reserved respectively from sale as 
No. 45,359, and license and lease generally as No. 
45,360 for travelling stock and camping, by Gazette 
notice of the 8th June, 1910. 


[549] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 4th August, 1910. 
“PUBLIC WATERING PLACES ACT, 1900.” 
“COONAVITTRA TANK,” 
Western Division. 


ESTABLISHMENT oF Pusiic WATERING Priace No. 620. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, directs it to be notified 
that the reserves specified in the Schedule below are 
hereby declared and established a Public Watering 
Place, pursuant to the provisions of the abovenamed 
Act, and will be known as the Coonavittra Tank. 
[Papers P.W.P. 1910-1,818-99] 


CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister for Public Works. 


THe SCHEDULE. 


County of Werunda, parish of Coonavittra, con- 
taining an area of 640 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of measured portion No. p.w.p. 
620,—as shown on the plan catalogued W.L.B. 1,127, 
in the Western Land Board Office; and also in the 
county of Werunda, parish of Coonavittra, contain- 
ing an area of 640 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of measured portion No. 1.1. 620,— 
as shown on the plan catalogued W.L.B. 1,126, in the 
Western Land Board Office. 

The above were reserved respectively from sale as 
Nos. 45,355 and 45,357, and license and lease geno- 
rally as Nos. 45,3856 and 45,358 for travelling stock 
and camping, by Gazette notice of the 8th June, 
1910, 


“COUNTRY TOWNS WATER AND SEWERAGE 
ACTS, 1880-1805.” 


OFRTIFICATE OF AMOUNT EXPENDED ON WoRKS OF WATER 
SupPLy FOR THE TowN oF SINGLETON. 


\ HEREAS by a notification published in the Government 
Gazette of the 27th day of April, 1910, No. 58, the 
Governor of the State of New South Wales, in pursuance of 
the power in that behalf given to or vested in him, did thereby 
notify that Works of Water Supply for the town of Singleton, 
constructed under the direction of the Minister for Public 
Works for the time being, in accordance with the provisions 
of the “Country Towns Water and Sewerage Acts, 1880-1905,” 
had been completed: Now, I, The Honourable CHarizs 
ALFRED Ler, the Minister for Public Works for the time 
being in and for the said State, in accordance with the pro- 
visions of the said Acts, de hereby certify that the whole 
amount expended by the Government of the said State on the 
said Works of Water Supply, with interest at the rate of four 
pounds per centum per annum on the sume making up such 
amount, calculated from the time such sums were expended to 
the thirtieth day of June, one thousand nine hundred and ten, 
inclusive, amounts to the sum of seventeen thousand eight 
hundred and fifty-seven pounds one shilling (£17,857 1s.). 


Given under my Hand, this third day of August, in the 
year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and 
ten. 


CHARLES A. LEH, 


[642] Minister for Public Works. 


[917] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 8th August, 1910, 


“WATER AND DRAINAGE ACT, 1902," AND 
“WATER AND DRAINAGE AND ARTESIAN 
WELLS (AMENDING) ACT, 1906.” 


“ DURANBAR SwAMP DRAINAGE TRUST.” 


N pursuance of the provisions of section 21 of ti.e “ Water 
] and Drainage Act, 19(2,’ I, The Honourable CHaRriEs 
Atrrep LxE, the Minister for Works for the time being in 
and for the State of New South Wales, in the Commonwealth 
of Australia, havieg, by notice in the Gazette, directed the first 
election of two Trustees, in pursuance of the provisions of sec- 
tion 15 of the said Act, do hereby appoint Thursday, the 
1st September next, as the date for the first election of two 
Trustees of the “Duranbar Swamp Drainage Trust,” and the 
Police Station, Tumbulgum, is hereby appointed the polling- 
place for the said election. 


CHARLES A. LEH, 
Minis‘er for Public Works. 


_ 4386 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, under 
the provisions of section 144, subsection 5, of the 
‘‘Public Works Act, 1900,” that it is intended to con- 
struct a line of Tramway from Waverley to Bronte, 
in accordance with the plans and beoks of reference 
prepared in connection with the said line; which are 


[320] 


now to be seen in the Oifce of the Constructing 
Authority, Phillip-street, Sydney, and at the Office 


of the Clerk of Petty Sessions, Paddingten. 
CHARLES A. LEI, ; 
Constructing Authority. 


GOVERNMENT TRAMWAYS. 
WAVERLEY To Bronte. 

iG is hereby notified that the construction of a Tram- 

way from Waverley to Bronte (commencing at a 
point marked A on plan, and terminating at a point 
marked B on plan, being a distance of 49 chains 66°66 
links), has been duly authorised under the provisions 
of ‘rhe Public Works Act, 1900,”’ and there is now 
open for inspection, at the Office of the Minister for 
Public Works, the said Minister being the Constructing 
Authority for the said line, a plan of the said line and 
of the lands through which it will pass, together with 
a book of reference, in which are set forth a deserip- 
tion of the said lands. and the names of the owners 
and proprietors thereof, so far as the same can be 
ascertained. ‘All persons therefore, who may be in- 
terested in the said lands to be affected by the said 
line, are’ hereby required to forward to the said Con- 
structing Authority, within one month from the first 
daté of the publication thereof, a notice in writing of 
any. objection that may appear to them to exist to the 
adoption of the said line, or any part thereof, or to 
any of the works proposed in connection therewith.— 
Dated at Sydney, this twentieth day of July, in the 
year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten. 

(u.8.) CHARLES A. LEH, 
Constructing Authority. 

‘The Seal of the Constructing Authority was 
affixed hereto at Sydney, this twentieth day 
of July, 1910, in presence of— 

Joxn Portts. 


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[784] 


Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


rEYHE. following Award of the Southern Collieries 
: (Miners, &c.) Board, constituted for the indus- 
tries cf Coal-miners, Wheelers, and all other workers 
not.included in the Southern Cellieries (Workers not 
Miners) Board except Officials, Deputies, and Waste 
Examiners employed in and about the Metropolitan, 
Coalcliff, South .Cliften, South Clifton New Tunnel, 
North Buili, Bulli, South Bulli, Bellambi, Corrimal- 
Balgownie, Mount. Pleasant, Osborne Wallsend, Mount 
Kembla, ard Wxcelsior Collieries, respectively, which 
collieries the Court has ascertained and determined to 
e Southern Collieries, is, by direction of the Attorney- 
General, published in accordance with the provisions 


of section 29 of the ‘‘Industzial Disputes Act, 1908.” 


G. C. ADDISON, ; 
$3 : Industrial: Registrar. 
“THE “INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES ACT, 1908.” 
The Southern Collieries (Miners, &c.) Board. 
In, the matter of the dispute between the Southern 
Colliery Proprietors’ Association and the Tila- 


warra Colliery Employees’ Asscciation ; and in the 


matter ef the application by each of the above 
associations to determine industrial matters. ; 
; AWARD. 
THE Southern Collieries (Miners, &c.) Board having 
heard the abovementioned dispute and applications, 
makes the following Award :— 
Wages. 

1. The lowest rate of payment per ton of coal hewn 
by miners shall, subject to the minimum provision 
contained in clause 3 of this Award, be regulated by 
the actual average selling price of the whole of the 
best. screened coal sold, calculated. and ascertained as 
hereinafter provided. 

. 2.{a) The hewing rate shall be 2s. 9d. per ton of the 
best screened coal, and 23. per ton of shovel-filled 
coal, hewn from a seam 5’ feet high, or upwards, at 
the actual average seiling price to be ascertained in. 
accordance with clause 5 of this Award, less 4d. per 
ton, and at the price of 8s. 7d. per ton until such 
ascertainment takes effect. : 

Until such ascertainment takes effect the actual 

average selling price shall be deemed to be Qs. Id. 
en the seam of coal is under 5 feet high there 
shall be paid in addition to the hewing rates, a half- 


f 


ry 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. [10 Ave., 1910. 


penny per toh per inch for every inch that the seam 
is under the said 5 feet. 

. Norz.—the actual average selling price ascertained 
by the first investigation, less 4d. per ton, is called 
hereafter in this Award ‘the standard price.” 

(6) For the selling price of 8s. 7d., or the standard 
price, the standard height of the seam when- worked 
longwall by pick shall be 4 feet, and the above pre- 
vision applied accordingly. 

3. The said hewing rate shall be increased or de- 
creased at the rate of id. per ton for best screened, 
and 2d. per ton for shovel-filled coal. for every 4d. in 


the first Is. in rise above or fall below the standard 


price for best screened coal, and thereafter at the rate 
of 1d. per ton for best screened coal, and’ $d. per ton 
for shovel-filled coal in every 2d. in the further rise 

r fall in the actual average selling price: Provided 
that the minimum hewing rate for best screened coal 
and for shovel-filled coal shall be 2s. 5d. and 1s. 83d. 
per ton respectively. - ; 

The rates hereinafter provided for minérs shall rise 
or fall proportionately with the hewing rate. 

4, 'vhe actual average selling price for best sereened 
coal shall be ascertained by an accountant, agreed to. 
by the employers’ and employees’ associations, or, 
should they fail to agree; by an accountant appointed 
by the Southern Collieries (Miners, &c.)Board. The 
accountant shall verify his statement of the actual 
average selling price by a statutory declaration, and, 
if so desired by the employers’ association, shall enter 
into a bond not exceeding £200 to be fixed by the em- 
ployers’ association not to disclose directly or- in- 
directly any other information he may derive from 
their books or otherwise from them or their represen- 
tatives. Wor the purpose of carrying out his investi- 
gation, the employers’ association and its members 
shall piace at the disposal of the accountant all books, 
papers, documents, aud. other evidence that he may 
consider necessary, aud shall in every way facilitate 
his investigation. The accountant may apply to the 
Southern Collicries (Miners, &c.) 
assistance or advice as he may think necessary. 

5. The accountant shall ascertain the actual average 
selling price for best screened coal as follows:— 

“(a) By taking all best screened coal sold for :de- 

livery at the jetties, tess all Government raii- 
way freight and all shipping charges, at the 
actual selling price ‘there, provided always 
where private waggons are used to run coal on 
Government lines, except the Mount Keira 
Government line, the freight to be deducted 
shall be the same as for Governihent waggons. 

(6) By taking all best screened. coal.sold for de- 
ivery at colliery sidings at the actual price 

_ there. 

(c) By taking all best screened coal sold for de- 
livery at Sydney at the actual price there, 
less actual freight from “the jetties to the 
peint of delivery in Sydney, imeluded in such 
freight to be other charges, such as hulkage 
and actual cost of snippiug coal at the jetties. 
When. the coal is carried .in-the steamers 
owned by the members of the .employers” 
association, the freight shall be taken at 
2s, 9d. per ton. 

(d) By taking all best sereened coal sold for de- 

livery from the Prymont cranes, Darling 
Harbour, at the actual sellling price, less all 
Government ‘railway freight and shipping 
charges and ‘hulkage from the colliery siding 
to the point.af delivery, provided always 
where private wagsons are used to run ccal 
on the Government line, the freight to be 
deducted shall be the same as for Govern- 
ment waggons. 

(e) By applying conditions a, b. ¢, d, to the sales 
of unsereened coal, but adding 6d. per ton- 
to the actual selling price. 

(f) All transactions between the various members 
of the employers’ association to be excluded. 
when ascertaining the average selling price. 

6. The accountant shall every six months with all 
due diligence make his investigation and issue his cer- 
tificate in triplicate, and shall declare in it the actual 
average selling price for the six months covered by each 
investigation, and the hewing-rate payable in accord, 
ance therewith. He shall file ome copy of the certifi- 
cate with the Industrial Registrar, and issue a copy 
te ihe employers’ and employees’ associatiens respec- 
ively. 

_@. The first investigation shall cover the period of 
six months immediately following the publication ef 
this Award, and shall determine the hewing rate to 
be paid for coal hewn from the first pay following 
such. audit to the last pay in the ensuing six months, 
and each of the subsequent investigations shall cover 
each succeeding six months immediately following the 
investigated pericd. 


Roard for sucht 


10 Ava., 1910.] 


The accountant shall during the first and second in- 
vestigations ascertain also the actual average cell- 
ing price according to the method that prevailed 
betore this Award, and shall report the results to the 
Southern Collieries (Miners, &c.) Board. 

8. The certificate and declaration of the accountant 
shall be final and binding on both parties. 

The accountant’s costs shall be borne in equal pro- 
hia by the employers’ and employees’ associa- 
ions. 


Yardage Rates. 


9. The following yardage rates shall be paid:—¥For 
driving 83-yard places, 3s. 7d. per yard; for driving 
4-yard places, 2s, 6d. per yard; for driving 5-yard 
places, 2s. 23d. peryard ; for driving places above 6 
yards and below 8 yards, ls. 8d. per yard. 

10. Except the rate herein provided for slabs in 
the bords and pillars of the Metropolitan Colliery, 
the existing conditions relating to timber in that 
colliery shail continue unchanged. When miners are 
cidered to erect slabs in bords or pillars of the Metro- 
politan Colliery, they shall be paid 6d. for slabs up 
to 7 feet. 

11. In collieries other than the Metropolitan, when 


tiiners are ordered to erect slabs or bars they shall be 


paid at existing rates under existing conditions. 


12. Miners who have worked at the coal face for | 
three months, and are thereafter taken. off to wheel _ 
or do other shift work, shall be paid the shiftman’s _ 


Wage héreinafter provided. 
13. Miners who lay 6 feet or 7 feet T-rails, not 
punched, shall be paid 2d. per yard. 


In collieries where the last rails laid towards the | 
facé are replaced by the miners by another set, the | 
minets shall for such work be paid 2d. per yard for | 


the second set of rails so laid by them. 


14. No addition is made to the hewing rate because : 
Safety-lamps are used by the hewers in getting coal, , 
s0 long as lamps of an illuminating power of not less | 
than “SO as compared with a standard candle of an | 
iiuminating power of 1 are supplied to the miners. . 
Should the miner be supplied with a safety-lamp of | 


less illuminating power than herein prescribed, he 

shall be entitled to an additional hewing rate of 13d. 

per ton for coal gotten while using such safety-lamp. 
15. Where bands of stone, falling roof, hard coal, 


water; rolls, or jumps in the floor or reof occur, or : 


any other foreign matter is met with in any working- 
place, and by reason thereof a competent and capable 


Workman, working the recognised hours, cannot earn » 


the shiftman’s wage, such place shall be considered 


a deficient place. : 


16. In working 4 deficient place, if the manager or 


‘under-manager cannot agree with the miner working 


it as to the compensation to be paid, the manager 
shall have the option of working it upon shiftman’s 


“wages, if he can find the miner another place, or of | 


working it with the miner at his average earnings 
for the previous twelve pays; but if the miner has 
not worked in the mine for twelve pays, then at his 
average earnings for the actual number of pays. 

17. Should any dispute arise under the last two 
preceding clauses, it shall be referred to the Concilia- 
tion Board hereinafter provided, with right of appeal 
‘to thé Southern Collieries (Miners, &c.) Board. 


Machine Work. 
18. Breast Machines.—In the case of the Mount 


Kembla Colliery, on the present selling price, the 


existing rates, customs, and coriditions shall remain 
unaltered, ; 

Tn the case of the South Bulli Colliery, the rate to 
be paid to shooters and fillers shall be 1s..7d. at the 
present selling price, and all existing conditions and 
‘the rates for propping and other things are to remain 
unaltered, ; 

. 19. The wages to be paid to the first machine-man 
‘shall be those paid at present. 

The lowest rate of wages on the present selling 
price shall be—for the first machine-man, 12s. 5d. per 
day; for a second machine-man or assistant, 10s. 6d. 
per day: Provided that the present rates. shall he 
continued while the present employees remain at this 
work. 

90. Air-pumping Machines.—The minimum rates 
at the present selling price shall be: —First machine- 


“man, 12s. 5d. per day; attendant, if under 17 years 


of age, 6s. per day ; attendant, if over 17 years of age, 
7s. ld. per day. im 

91. Longwall, Machines.—The minimum rates here- 
inbefore provided for breast machines shall ppp 
Fillers at North Bulli Colliery (as at present), 103d. 


per ton; fillers at Mount Kembla Colliery, 1s. 1d. 
“per ton, on the present selling price. . 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 124. 4387 


22. Where in bord and pillar work the coal is cut 
by machines, and where coal is taken down at the 
employers’ cost, the rates for filling the same shall 
be those agreed upon by the parties, or, failing such 
agreement, those fixed by the Conciliation Board or 
the Southern Collieries (Miners, &c.) Board, on 
appeal, as in case of a dispute. 

93. The manager shall have the option of employing 
labour on day wages to fill coal cut by machines, and 
the minimum rates of wages for uate work shall be 
those agreed upon by the parties, or, failing such 
agreement, by the Conciliation Board or the Southern 
Collieries (Miners, &c.) Board, on appeal, as in the 


case of a dispute. 


Of-hand Labour. 


24. The lowest rate of wages paid to the following 
employees, at the selling price of 8s. 7d. or the stan- 
dard price, shall be: — 

Boy greasers, 2s. 9d. per day. 
Boy trappers, 2s. 9d. per day. 
Rope boys, 3s. 38d. per day. ; 
Boy wheelers, using flare-lamps, 4s. 6d. per day. 
Boy wheelers, using safety-lamps, 4s. 9d. per day. 
Wheelers, after three months’ experience whecling 
from the face— 
Using flare-lamps, 7s. 9d. per day. 
Using safety-lamps, 8s. per day. 
Shiftmen, 10s. per day. 

Notre.—tThe difference of 3d. in the above rates for 
wheelers is_based on the provision of the Award of 
1902, allowing wheelers using safety-lamps 3d. extra 
per shift, which provision is intended to be retained 
so far as it is in practical operation. 

25. All colliery day-labour employees and wheelers’ 
wages shall rise and fallin proportion to the rise and 
fall in the hewing rate, as hereinbefore provided, 
with a proportionate limit as to a minimum wage. 
This condition is not to affect the progressive advance- 
ment to which the management may deem any em- 
ployee entitled. 

26. The proprietors shall pay their employees at the 
niost suitable place adiacent to the pit top. 


Hours. 


27. The working hours for miners shall be 8 hours 
bank to bank, except in the case of the Metropolitan 
Colliery, where the working hours for miners shall not 
exceed 9 hours bank to bank. 

28. Work on back Saturday under existing condi- 
tions shall be continued, if required. 

29. Miners shall, if required, work front and back 
shift with an interval of not more than one hour and 
a haif between shifts. 

Ths starting and finishing hours shall be those 
mutually arranged, or, failing a mutual arrangement, 
those fixed by the Conciliation Board or the Southern 
Collieries (Miners, &c.) Board, cn adpeal, as in case 
of a dispute. 

30. he hours of the off-hand labour shall be 9 
hours bank to bank, with one interval of half an 
ehour for meals, The starting’ and finishing hours 
shall be arranged as in the last preceding clause. 

Tn the event of a serious reduction of output being 
caused by miners or other employees coming late to 
their work or leaving early, application may be made 
to the Southern Cslhieries (Miners, &c.) Board to re- 
vise the rates of wages, or otherwise correct the 
irregularity. 


31. In working the special headings at the South | 


Bulli Colliery both men in each shift shall go in to- 
gether. Wor the first shift, the time shall be 6.45 a.m. 
to 2.45 p.m., bank to bank, and for the second shift, 
2p.mto10p.m., bank to bank. 

22, Having regard to the working hours for the 
time being existing at different collieries, no miner 
or other employee shall absent himself from work 
during his proper working hours while the mine is at 
work without the sanction of the manager, under- 
manager, or deputy, except through sickness, 
accident, or other reasonable cause. 


Holidays. 

33. The recognised holidays shall be New Year’s 
Day, Anniversary Day, Good Friday, Kaster Monday, 
Kine’s Birthday, Hight-hours’ Day, Christmas Day, 
Boxing Day, or the days on which any of the above 
ray be observed by the Government of New South 
Wales, and Parliamentary Election Day. 


Cavilling. 


34. The present system of cavilling shall be con- 
tinued, subject to the cavilling rules hereinafter pro 


| vided, : 


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Cavilling rules for machine places. 


35 (a) Machine places shall be cavilled first, and the 
men who are not cavilled or who are objected to shall 
go into the general cavil for pick places. 

(b) The system of cavilling at Mount Kembla shall 
be retained, and the cavilling in other collieries for 
breast and for punching machines shall be that fol- 
lowed at Mount Kembla, viz., parties of four to give 
in their names, any objections on the part of the 
management to be made prior to cavilling. Those 
cavilled shall have the right to choose what additional 
labour they require, subject to the approval of the 
manager, 

Cavilling rules for pick places. 


36. (a) All places at each colliery which are going to 


be: worked at the commencement of each quarter shall 
be cavilled for every three months, with the exception 
of those which may be otherwise arranged for between 
the management and the employees’ lodge committee. 
Cavils shall be drawn as arranged by scrutineers ap- 
pointed by the miners in the presence of a colliery 
official. 

(b) All miners at each colliery, including those pro- 
mised work for the commencement of each quarter, 
shall choose their mates, and shall notify the person 
appointed to receive names, if they intend to change 
mates, at least two days before the cavils are drawn. 
Any man neglecting to mate himself shall be mated 
by the scrutineers, subject to the approval of the 
manager, or the over-man, and placed in the ballot- 
box with the others. 

(c) All places that are to be drawn for as specials 
must be made known by the manager in the usual 
way, by posting at the pit mouth one week before the 
drawing of each quarterly, cavil, and such places shall 
be cavilled for first amongst the pick places. 

(dq) In the event of there not being a sufficient 
number of names given in to fill the whole of the 
specials, any additional number required shall be 
drawn from the general cavil. The manager, or the 
under-manager, reserves the right to object to any 
man whom he may consider incompetent or unsuitable 
to work such places, such objection to be taken before 
the cavils are drawn. 

(e) Any man or men finishing his or their place 
during the currency of a quarter shall fill the nearest 
available place, if any, in that district, unless it was 
stipulated at cavilling that the men finishing such 
place should occupy another place reserved for such 
contingency. 

(f) In the event of any place being stopped and 
again restarted during the currency of a quarter, the 
miners who cavilled such place shall be the persons to 
work it, unless they have left the colliery or cavilled a 
place (special) in accordance with rule (h), unless the 
manager objects on the ground of inefficiency. 

This rule shall not operate in places (where more 
than one pair of miners are cavilled) to prevent, if re- 
quired by the manager, one pair being removed and 
es remaining pair working the whole width of the 

ace. 

(g) In the event of two or more places being stopped 
_at the same time during the currency of a quarter it 
any district, the men who were working in suc 
places shall cavil for any vacant place or places which 
have to be filled in the district where they have 
finished or in any other district, should there not be 
a sufficient number of vacant places in the district 
where.they have finished. 

(h) If any special place or places be started during 
the currency of a quarter, applications shall be in- 
vited from the miners to fill such place or places, and 
should there be sufficient applications received, such 
place or places shall be cavilled for in accordance 
with the rules of the general cavil. In the event of 
insufficiency of applications, the manager shall have 
the right to nominate names for such cavil from the 
men at the same colliery, provided the persons nomin- 
ated are agreeable. — - 

(7) Miners shall cavil in pairs or such other multiple 
of two as may be required, and, unless otherwise 
arranged for between the management and employees, 
each pair or other multiple thereof shall have a 
separate working place. Where more than one pair 
cavil and work the same place, and it is subsequently 
found necessary to remove any of them, they shall cavil 
to see who are the persons to remain in the place. 

_(j) Miners shall be allowed to exchange places at any 
time, with the consent of the management, but no ex- 
change will be allowed between miners who are work- 
ing their notice or about to leave the colliery. In the 
event of one pair of men leaving after such an ex- 
change, the remaining pair shall return to their 
original cavil, if so required by the manager. 

(k) Should any dispute arise with regard to the 
conditions in which any place has been left, the men 
cavilled to such place may, with the consent of the 


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[10 Ave., 1910, 


manager, or his deputy, call in the miners’ scruti-, 
neers, or the two miners working at either side, pro- 
vided they are not cross-mates, to decide the matter ; 
and should they allow any compensation it shall be 
stopped from the wages of the men who worked in the 
place last, and paid to the men who cavilled such 
place; the compensation shall be stopped from the 
miners’ wages by the management, and paid to the 
men who cavilled to work such place, or their written 
order. 

(l) Any miner leaving a colliery, and returning 
during the currency of a quarter, shall work his own 
cavil, with the consent of the miners working such 
place and the approval of the manager or his deputy. 

Norr.—It is not intended to alter in any way the 
existing conditions relating to ecavilling. 


Miscellaneous Provisions. 


37. Wheelers shall be promoted to work on the coal 
as reasonable opportunity to do so arises. 

Nore.—It is not intended to disturb existing con- 
ditions in this respect in cases where arrangements 
have been made in the matter. 

38. Where the system of fork-filling is practised in 
any colliery, application may be made by the em- 
ployees’ association to the management to introduce 
the system of shovel-filling in the said colliery or in 
any district thereof, or, in the alternative, to make 
an additional payment for the small coal; and appeal 
may thereon be made to the Conciliation Board and 
to the Southern Collieries (Miners, &c.) Board, as in 
case of a dispute. 

39. Where the system of deduction for dirt or 
foreign matter in skips is based on the average of 
dirt, &c., found in the skips. actually weighed, no 
deduction shall be made where such average weight 
does not exceed 5 Ib. 

In other respects the existing systems with regard 
to deductions for dirt or foreign matter in the coal 
at the various collieries shall be continued. Stone or 
dirt in coal weighed against miners shall be kept till 
7.30 a.m. the following day, so that it may be seen 
by the miners concerned before being thrown away. 

40. Wherever a reduction of hands is decided upon 
by the management of a colliery, it shall be regu- 
lated by the principle ‘‘the last to come the first to 
go’’ in the respective classes; and in the event of a 
colliery closing down and reopening, the management 
shall give notice of the reopening in the local press, 
and the previgus employees shall have preference of 
employment on making application within two weeks 
after the said notice. 

41. The members of the employers’ association shall 
use all reasonable means to secure every miner ob- 
taining as many skips as he can fill, having regard 
alike to the interests of the mine-owners and the 
miners; and no member of the employers’ or em- 
ployees’ association, and no employee in any mine, 
shall violate this condition or procure or endeavour 
to procure or encourage its violation. 

Tn cases of complaint that the supply of skips fails 
through a defective system of regulation, and that 
the defects of such system have not been remedied, 
notwithsanding application made to the management 
for that purpose, an appeal may be made to the Con- 
ciliation Board, and thereafter, if necessary, to the 
Southern Collieries (Miners, &c.) Board, as in the 
case of a dispute, to inquire into the system in 
question ; and in the event of such system being found 
defective, to provide for reasonable compensation un- 
less such system is altered as may be found advisable. 

42. A working-place is defined to be 8 yards back 
from the face. If props have been once set sufficient 
in number to the satisfaction of the manager or his 
deputy, and the props should subsequently break 
through conditions of floor or roof, and not through 
any fault of the miner or bad shooting on his part, 
then such props shall be replaced by the shiftmen or 
paid for. Props shall be deemed to be properly set 
and sufficient in number if no objection is taken by 
the manager or his deputy on his first inspection. 

43. Fourteen days’ notice shall be given on either 
side to terminate the contract of service. 

44, All existing conditions not mentioned in this 
Award shall continue except in so far as they may be 
expressly modified by this Award. 

45. The Award of the Southern Collieries (Miners, 
&c.) Board, published in the Government Gazette No. 
27, of 23rd February, 1910, is hereby rescinded. 


Preference to Unionists. 


46. As between members of the respondent union 
and other persons offering labour at the same time, 
such members shall be employed in preference to such 
other persons. 


-referred to the 


~be made to settle disputes locally and fairly. 


10. Ave., 1910 


Settlement of Disputes. 

47. Should any dispute arise under the foregoing 
clauses, the same shall be referred to a board consist- 
ing of three representatives of the Southern Colliery 
Proprietors’ Association and an equal number of 
representatives of the Illawarra Colliery Employees’ 
Association, to be known as ‘‘The Southern Collieries 
Conciliation Board’’; and failing their agreement, 
the same shall be referred to tho Southern Collieries 
(Miners, &c.) Board for determination. 

_ 48. The said Southern Collieries Conciliation Board 
shall meet once in every month for the purpose of con- 
dering any question within the scope of the last pre- 
ceding clause, which has given rise to a dispute 
between the manager and employees of a colliery, 
which they have failed to adjust, and which has been 
said Conciliation Board by the 
manager or the employees’ union secretary of the 
eolliery where the dispute has arisen; and no matter 
shall be accepted by the said Conciliation Board 
which has not been first thoroughly discussed (a) 
between the manager and the employees feeling 
aggrieved and (b) between the manager and the lodge 
committee; and it shall be an instruction from the 
owners to their managers and from the executive of 
the miners’ union to the lodges that every ee ahs 

n the 
event of the business sheet not being cleared on the 
day of meeting, the said Conciliation Board shall 
meet as early and frequently as possible until the 
whole of the business of such meeting has been dis- 
posed of. 

49. Four members shall form a quorum of the said 


Conciliation Board when a vote has to be taken; but 


informal business may be transacted when only one 
member of each party is present. 

50. The said Conciliation Board shall appoint an- 
nually a member to act as chairman, who shall have a 
deliberative vote only; also a competent person to act 
as honorary secretary, who need not necessarily be a 
member of the Board. All meetings shall be convened 
by notice from the honorary secretary. 

51. All questions brought before the said Concilia- 
tion Board shall be disposed of by a specific motion, 
and a record made in the minutes of the proceedings 
of the names of those voting for and against. 

52. On any case being submitted to the said Con- 
ciliation Board, the parties may each state their case, 
and may bring forward in support such evidence as 
they may deem necessary and the Board think relevant. 
During the hearing of evidence there shall be no dis- 
cussion or argument, the examination of witnesses 
being confined to putting the Board into possession of 
the facts bearing on the case. When the witnesses 


have completed their evidence they shall retire, and 
-the members of the Board shall then discuss and en- 


deavour to arrive at a decision. By mutual consent 
the Board may appoint two members or two other 
persons to proceed to the colliery and investigate any 
local dispute, and may also authorise such members or 
persons, if the matter in dispute is not important and 
if they can agree, to give their decision forthwith, and 
report their decision to the Board; and such decision 
shall be binding on the parties. zie 

53. When practicable, the said Conciliation Board 
shall meet in the locality where the dispute has arisen 
in considering all cases in which oral evidence is to 
be tendered. ; 

54. Shorthand notes shall be taken and transcribed, 
and copies supplied to the members. | feb 

55. A special meeting of the said Conciliation 
Board shall be convened within seven days, upon the 
requisition of at least two members, to consider the 
business which is stated in such reauisition.. 

56. All meetings shall be convened by notice from 
the honorary secretary to each member of the Board 
at least four days before each meeting, such notice 
to state the time and place at which such meeting 
shall be held and a synopsis of the business to be 
transacted thereat. 

57. In the event of any member of the Board being 


unable to attend any meeting, his place may be filled 


by another member of the association to which such 
absent member belongs. ; J 5 
58. Should the representatives on the said Coneilia- 
tion Board of either the proprietors’ or employees’ 
association refuse or fail to meet, or refuse to act or 
consider business after being duly summoned, it shall 
be competent for the party who did attend to state a 
case to the Southern Collieries (Miners, &e.) Board 


‘of the business which the said Conciliation Board 
‘failed to consider. 


59. Any dispute which may arise and not be ad- 
justed by the said Conciliation Board may be sub- 
mitted for settlement td the Southern Collieries 
(Miners, &c.) Board, as hereinbefore provided. 


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60. The general expenses of printing, stationery, 
stamps, hire of room, and all expenses authorised by 
the said Conciliation Board, shall be borne by the 
Southern Colliery Proprietors’ Association and the 
Illawarra Colliery Employees’ Association in equal 
shares. The cost of witnesses shall be borne by the 
parties calling the same. 


Currency and Extent of Award, 


61. This Award shall be binding on all persons en- 
gaged in the industry within the locality subject to 
the control of the Southern Collieries (Miners, &c.) 
Board, and shall remain in force for the period of 
three years from the date of its publication in the 
Government Gazette. 

62. The provisions of this Award shall come into 
operation on the first day of the first new pay after 
the publication of the Award in the Government 


Gazette. : 
W. EDMUNDS, 


11 Denman Chambers, Chairman. 


182 Phillip-street, Sydney, 
2nd August, 1910. 


[648] Industrial Registrar’s Office 


Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


Epa following Award of the Coachmaking (Road) 

Board, constituted for the industries of Coach- 
makers, Coachpainters, and Wheelwrights engaged in 
making and repairing throughout the State vehicles 
running on roads as distinguished from those run- 
ning on rails, varying the Award of the Board of the 
24th day of November, 1909, and published in Govern- 
ment Gazette No. 150 of Ist December, 1909, is, by 
direction of the Attorney-General, published in ac- 
cordance with the provisions of section 29 of the ° 
“Yndustrial Disputes Act, 1908.’ 


G. C. ADDISON, 
Industrial Registrar. 


“INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES ACT, 1908.” 


Before the Coachmaking (Road) Board. 


In the matter of an application by the Amalgamated 
Coachmakers, Railway Car and Waggoumakers 
and Wheelwrights’ Society of New South Wales 
for variation of the Award of the Board of the 
24th November, 1909. 


Monday, the 11th day of July, 1910. 


THE Coachmaking (Read) Board having considered 
the abovementioned application hereby varies the 
Award of the Board of the 24th day of November, 
1909, as follows :— 


1. Clause 3.—The words and figures ‘‘vycemen 
and fitters, 8s.; painters’ labourers, 7s.; and yards- 
men, 6s. 8d. per day,” are inserted in lieu of ‘‘vyce- 
men and fitters, 7s. 6d.; painters’ labourers, 6s. 6d. ; 
and yardsmen, 6s. per day.’’ 

2, Clause 3 is further amended by adding at the 
end of the clause the words, ‘‘painters’ labourers 
shall not put on the last coat of lead colour, except 
on tip drays, nor apply quick or varnish colours, nor 
flatten down, nor do lining, writing, decorating, or 
varnishing.’’ 

8. Clause 6.—The words ‘‘the Coachmakers’ Picnic 
may be held on any Saturday between the Ist day of 
May and the 380th day of September, and if a 
month’s notice to employers is given of the day on 
which the Picnic is to be held in the metropolis or in 
any city or town, such day shall be a holiday. The 
Picnic Day need not be the same day throughout the 
State’? are inserted in lieu of the words ‘‘Coach- 
makers’ Picnic Day, if the Picnic is held on a Satur- 
day in May, shall be a holiday.’’ 

4. Clause 7 is amended by adding at the end of 
the clause the words, ‘‘An apprentice is a lad who is 
either indentured or under a written agreement to 
serve a master for not less than five years.”’ 

5. Clause 8.—Improvers. This clause is amended 
by inserting ‘‘17s. 6d.’”’ per week instead of ‘‘15s.,”’ 
as wages for the second year ; ‘‘25s.’’ instead of ‘‘20s.”’ 
for the third year; ‘33s.’ instead of ‘‘30s.’’ for the 
fourth year; and ‘‘42s.’’ instead of ‘‘40s.’’ for the 
fifth year. 

6. Clause 9.—Strikers. This: clause is amended by 
inserting ‘‘42s.’’ per week in lieu of ‘‘36s.’’ as wages 
for strikers of 21 years or over. 

7. Clause 15 is amended by adding at the end 
of tho clause the words, ‘‘The variations of this Award 
shall come into force upon publication in the Gazette. 


WILFRED BLACKET, 
Chairman. 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124, [10 Ava., 1910. 


[919] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 


Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


f Ae following Award of the Sawmill Employees 

(Country) Board constituted for the industries 
of employees in sawmills, timber-yards, and box and 
case factories in all parts of the State, except the Dis- 
‘tricts of Broken Hill and the area covered by the 
Award of the Court of Arbitration of the 12th day of 
May, 1908, and the Common Rule of the 18th day of 
June, 1908, made in an industrial dispute between the 
New South Wales Sawmill and ‘Timber-yard Em- 
ployees’ Association, Industrial Union of Employees, 
claimant, and the Kauri Timber Company, Limited, 
and the Sydney and Suburban Timber Merchants’ As- 
sociation, Industrial Union of Hmployers, respondents, 
_and that covered by the Sawmill Employees (Rous and 
. Richmond) Board, the Newcastle Collieries, the Mait- 
land Collieries, the Southern Collieries, and the mines 
“owned by the members of the Cobar Mine Owners’ 
Association, and excepting also the employees of the 
Chief Railway Commissioner, is, by direction of the 
Attorney-General, published in accordance with the 
provisions of section 29 of the ‘‘Industrial Disputes 


Act, 1908.” 
G. O. ADDISON, 
Industrial Registrar. 


AWARD. 
Before the Sawmill Employees (Country) Board. 


_iIn the matter of an application by the New South 
Wales Sawmill and Timber-yard Employees’ As- 
sociation, Industrial Union of Employees, and a 
reply lodged on behalf of the Associated Saw- 
millers of New South Wales, and various other 
replies, and applications for exemption. 


‘. THIS Board having received evidence in the matter 


of the said application, replies, and applications for 
exemption, and having considered the matters there- 
by referred to it, doth award as follows :— 


1. Scope and area.—This Award shall apply to all 
sawmills and timber-yards in the State, excepting: 


1. The area governed by the Award of the Saw- 
mill Employees (Metropolitan and Newcastle) 
Board, as gazetted 15th December, 1909. 


Il. The area governed by the Award of the Saw- 
mill Employees (Rous and Richmond) Board, 
as gazetted 10th November, 1909. 


Ili. The Newcastle and Maitland Collieries sub- 
ject to the Award of the Newcastle Collieries 
(Newcastle and Maitland Workers, not Miners) 
Board, as gazetted 30th March, 1910, or any 
subsequent Award made by the same Board, 
or a Board having like jurisdiction. 

IV. The District cf Broken Hill. 

V. The Southern Collieries. 


VI. The mines owned by members of the Cobar 
Mine Owners’ Association. i 


_ 2. Workmen in the industry shall be classified as 
follows, and shall be paid wages at an hourly rate not 
less than that set opposite the designation or descrip- 
tion of each class :— 

Sawyers.—(a) First Sawyers—Every four-handed 
bench, and every bench which takes flitches 
direct from any breaking-down frame or saw, 
and every bench which recuts junk, and every 
bench which cuts up flitches from the yard, 
and every bench where 12 inches in depth is 
eut shall be deemed a first bench, and every 
“ie fe working such a bench, a first sawyer, 

8, 3d. 

(b) Junior Sawyer—-But in cases 
where two sawyers are employed on the first 
bench sawing and sharpening alternately, 
one of them may be termed the junior saw- 
yer, ls. O3d. 

(ec) Second Sawyer—Any other bench 
(which is not an edging bench within the 
meaning of the next paragraph, nor a dock- 
ing bench), shall be deemed a second bench, 
and the sawyer working such a bench shall 
be termed a second sawyer, Is. 04d. 

_ (d) Edging Sawyer—Any bench where 
palings, pickets, waste, firewood, and small 
scantlings, not exceeding a 9 inch section 
(e.g., 4 in. x 2% in., or 7 in. x 14 in.) are 
cut from waste, shall be termed an edging 
bench, and sawyers thereat, edging sawyers, 
lid. Tailer out for such a bench, a 
labourer’s wage; or if two men are used, 


ue and pulling out alternately, then 103d, 
each. 


Pullers out from Table Benches——_From first bench, 
114d. ; from second bench, 103d. ; from edging 
bench, 10d., or as above, see edging sawyer. 

Handle men, 103d, 

Middlemen, 104d. 

Third Man, on a second bench, may be employed 

- at a labourer’s wage. ‘ 

Machinist—One who makes and sharpens his own 
cutters, and sets up machine, ls, 14d. 

Machinist’s Assistant, 103d. 

Vertical Frame Sawyer, and any sawyer employed 
on any breaking-down frame not specially 
dealt with, 11}d. f f 

Docker Man—Working a table bench (if doing no 

tallying), 103d. If he perform any tallying 
duty, 113d. 

Steam Cross-cut Sawyer, 104d. 

Saw Sharpener, combined with first sawyer, saw- 
yer’s wages; combined with machinist, 
machinist’s wages; sharpening only (of 
machine-driven Jpwurs or combined with any 
lesser paid job, ls. Ogd. 

Saw Doctor, Is. 6d. 


Millwright, 1s. 1}d., and ordinary time rates for 
. the first hour of overtime, after that over- 
time rates. 


Canadian Sawyer—-Whether breaking-down or run- 

ning of; who is competent to take sole control, 
Is. O4d. 

Puller out from Canadian Saw, 11d. 

Log-band Sawyer, where used, ls. 3d. 

Setter to log-band sawyer, where used, 114d. 

Order man and tallyman, one who gets out 
orders, measures and supers same, or one who 
selects and marks timber for cutting or dress- 


ing, ls. 

Tallyman only, 103d. And any wharfman or 
yardman who performs tallying duty, 103d. 

Labourers—Including all yardmen, wharfmen and 
log or timber chute men who do no tallying, 
saw-dust men, third man at a second bench, 
docker men other than those who dock on 
table benches, and any class of unskilled 
labour not otherwise provided for, 10d, peas 

Spotters, ls. te 

Firemen only, who has an engineer over him, 11d. 

Fireman and Driver Combined—-(a) of one engine 
up to 12 inch cylinder, 1s.; (6) of one engine 
with cyclinder over 12 inches, or where more 
than one engine is used, Is. lid. 


Notwithstanding the above-prescribed provisions, 
the minimum for any person engaged in a mill on the 
12th day of July, 1910, while continuing in the same 
position, shall be the hourly rate at which he was 
then working, unless such hourly rate was then less 
than the minimum now prescribed for his class of work. 


3. Boy labour.— 

Boys, 16 years of age and up to 17; 33d. per 
hour, or 15s. per week. 

Boys, 17 years of age and up to 18, 5d. per hour, 
or 20s. per week. 

Boys, 18 years of age and up to 19, 63d. per hour, 
or 25s. per week. 

Boys, 19 years of age and up to 20, 73d. per hour, 
or 30s. per week. 

Boys, 20 years of age and up to 21, 83d. per hour, 
or 35s. per week. 


4, Carters.—The lowest rate of wages shall be as 
follows :—Carters driving one horse only, £2 per 
week, to bo employed by the week, driving two horses, 
£2 5s. per as ; and 2s. per week per man for each 
additional horse. 


Night Watchman shall not bo paid less than £2 
per week, and shall be employed by the week. 


5. The hours of work shall be 48 (forty-eight) per 
week, to be worked as follows:—From Monday to 
Friday the hours shall be 83 per day, to be worked 
within the hours of 6 a.m. and 6 p.m., and on Sat- 
urday 4% hours, between the hours of 6 a.m. and 
noon. The times for starting and ceasing work to be 
fixed by each employer; and each employer may re- 
quire men on the first bench to be at their places 
5 minutes before the recognised starting time, for the 
hed ince of oiling up and having their saw ready to 
start. 

6. Overtime.—All time worked before the ordinary 
time of starting or after:the ordinary time of ceasing 
work shall be paid for at the rate of time and a quarter 
for the first two hours, then time and a half to mid- 
night, then double time to the ordinary time of 
starting work, with the following exceptions :— 


Benchmen may be required to be at their places 
5 minutes beforehand, see clause 5. 


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Carters shall not be paid for grooming, feeding, 
and stabling their horses, either before the 
ordinary time for starting or after the ordin- 
ary time for ceasing work, but their. hours 
shall not exceed 55 in any one week. Carters 
who are worked more than 55 hours in any 
week shall be paid for the overtime of that 
week, if one horse drivers, 1s. per hour, two 
or more horse drivers, ls. 8d. per hour; if 
youths, 9d. per hour: 


Hirmen and Engine-drivers shall not be paid for 
getting up steam and oiling machinery, or for 
banking fires after the ordinary time cf 
ceasing work, but in all other cases shall be 
subject to the above general conditions con- 
cerning overtime. 


Mill-wrights need not be paid extra for the first 
hour of overtime worked at mill-wrighting 
work, see clause 2. 

7. Holidays.—Any time worked on the following 
days shall be paid for at the rate of time and a 
half :—New Year’s Day, Good Friday, Easter Monday, 
Christmas Day, and Boxing Day. 


8. . Preference.—Preference to unionists is not 
granted, but in the engagement and dismissal of hands 
there shall be no discrimination against members of 
the New South Wales Sawmill and Timber-yard Em- 
ployees’ Association. 

9. Time and Wages Sheets.—Every employer shall 
keep or cause to be kept time-sheets and pay-sheets 
correctly written up in ink of his employees, such 
sheets shall show any deductions from the wages of 
employees. ; 

10. Payment of wages shall be made fortnightly 
and in cash, with the exception that in the case cf 
mills more than 5 miles from the nearest bank, pay- 
ment, without prejudice to the rights of any workman 
under the Truck Act; may be made by cheque. 


11. Settlement of Disputes.—Should any dispute 
arise out of this Award, it may be referred to the Chair- 
man, who may refer it to the Board; a decision given 
under this clause shail be without prejudice to any 
right that may have arisen to proceed for any penalty, 
and may by leave of the Court be referred to or ap- 
pealed upon to the Court by any person interested. 

12. Aged and Infirm and Slow Workers.—The In- 
dustrial Registrar is appointed the tribunal to grant 
permits under section 27 (f) of the Act, and to leave 
such tribunal free and unhampered to deal with each 
application for any such permit on its individual 
merits, the minimum wage for workers under the said 


- clause is fixed at the nominal sum of 1s. per week. 


13. Rents.—Where any employer makes it a ternr of 
the employment of any employee that he shall live in 
premises of the employer and pay rent therefor, such 
rent shall in no case exceed the fair rental value in 
open market of the house or premises to be occupied, 
nor shall the tenancy be other than a weekly one. 

14, Duration.—This Award shall. remain in force 
for a period of two years from the date of gazettal. 

15. Special Provisos and Hxemptions,—Pender 
Bros., Limited, of West Maitland, are exempted from 
the provisions of this Award, in so far as their busi- 
ness aS manufacturers of Bee-keepers’ requisites is 
concerned. 


The British-Australian Timber Company, Limited, 


,is exempted from the provision as to overtime in 


Clauses 6 and 7 in respect of work done in and about 
the loading of timber into ships at Coff’s Harbour 
and Woolgoolga. 

Cape Hawke and Wallamba River District.—For 
the period of one year from gazettal of this Award 
the following mills, viz., Wright and McLaren’s at 
Tuncurry, Maxwell Porter’s at Tuncurry, J. & T. 
Miles’ at Forster, Everingham’s at Nabiac, Brecken- 
ridges’ at Failford, Goodlet Limited at Cooloon- 
golook, and Wright and Sons’ at Krambach, may pay 
lower wages than those prescribed in Clauses 2 and 3 
of this Award to the extent of id. per hour less in the 
case of all wages which have been fixed at 1s. or less 
per hour; and 23d. per hour less in the case of all 
wages fixed above ls., but shall otherwise conform to 
all the provisions of this Award. 


Small Mills—Any mill were ail hands, including 
working owners, if any, do not exceed five in num- 
ber, is exempted from the provisions of Clause 2 of 
this Award, provided and so long as not less than 
Is. 13d. per hour is paid to the principal sawyer, 
machinist, foreman, or employee doing sharpening, 
or mill-wrighting work, and not less than 111d, to 
persons engaged on any other job. 


F, A. A. RUSSELL, 


5th August, 1910. Chairman, 


Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


Hit following Award of the Shop Assistants (Pharmaceu- 
tical) Board, constituted for the industry of Shop 
Assistants and Office Assistants in Shops, in Chemists’ Shops 
and in such Public and Private Dispensaries as are Shops 
within the meaning of the Act, varying the Award of the 
Board of the 28rd day of August, 1909, and published in 
Government Gazette No. 122 of 15th September, 1909, is, by 
direction of the Attorney-General, published in accordance 
with the provisions of section 29 of the ‘‘ Industrial Disputes 
Act, 1908.” 


[918] 


G. C. ADDISON, 
Industrial Registrar. 


Before the Shop Assistants (Pharmaceutical) Board. 
VARIATION OF AWARD. 


In the matter of the Award of this Board, of 23rd August, 
1909, gazetted on the 15th day of September, 1909, and 
upon further consideration thereof, and after notice to all 
parties originally before the said Board. The Board 
hereby varies the said award as follows :— 


The following is substituted for Clause 10 of the Award, 


10, The Industrial Registrar is appointed the tribunal to 
grant permits under section 27 (f) of the Act, and to leave 
such tribunal free and unhampered to deal with each applica- 
tion for any such permit on its individual merits, the mini- 
mum wage for workers under the said clause is fixed at the 
nominal sum of one shilling per week. 


F, A. A. RUSSELL, 


Sth August, 1910. Chairman. 


[937] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 

reSHE following Award of the Woodworkers Board, con- 

stituted for the industries of Carpenters, Joiners, and 
the like, and assistants throughout the State of New South 
Wales, excluding all employees working in or about mines in 
the Broken Hill District, and all employees of the Silverton 
Tramway Company, and all employees of the Chief Commis- 
sioner for Railways and Tramways of New South Wales, and 
all Carpenters and Joiners included in the Newcastle Collieries 
(Newcastle and Maitland Workers not Miners) Board, and in 
any other existing Board, varying the Award of the Boar 
of the 26th day of May, 1910, and published in Government 
Gazette No. 103 of 29th June, 1910, is, by direction of the 
Attorney-General, published in accordance with the provisions 
of section 29 of the ‘‘ industrial Disputes Act, 1998.” 


G. C. ADDISON, 
Industrial Registrar, 


‘** INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES ACT, 1908.” 
WoopworRKERS BoarpD, 


In the matter of the Award of the abovenamed Board, dated 
the 26th day of May, 1910, and published in the Govern- 
ment Gazette of the 29th day of June, 1910. 

CLAUSE 21 of the abovementioned Award is hereby varied by 

adding thereto the words ‘‘and so much of the county of 

Gloucester as is within twenty miles of the General Post 

Office, Newcastle.” 

Dated this 6th day of August, 1910. 


J. MEILLON, 
Chairman of the Board. 


[872] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


HE following Order of the Industrial Court varying the 
Award, dated the 21st day of December, 1909, and 
published in Government Gazette No. 166 of the 29th day of 
December, 1999, of the Government Railways and Tram- 
ways (Traffic Wages Staff) Board, constituted for the irdustry 
of all the employees of the Chief Railway Commissioner on 
the Wages Stalf of the Traffic Branch, is published in accord- 
ance with the provisions of section 29 of the ‘‘ Industrial 
Disputes Act, 1908.” 
G. C. ADDISON, 
Industrial Registrar. 


IN THE INDUSTRIAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH ° 
WALES. 


Application No. 59 of 1909. 


In the matter of the Award of the Government Railways and 
Tramways (Traffic Wages Staff) Board, published .in 
Government Gazette No. 166 of 29th December, 1909. 

And in the matter of an application by the Chief Commis- 
sioner for Railways and Tramways for leave to appeal to 
the Court from the said Award. ‘ : 

Tuesday, the fifth day of July, in the year of our Lord on 

thousand nine hundred and ten. ; 

UPON hearing Mr. Weigall, of counsel for the Chief Com 

missioner for Railways and Tramways, and Mr. G. S. Beeby, 

solicitor, for the Amalgamated Railway and Tramway 


4392 


Association, and Mr. ©. L. Mackenzie, solicitor, for the 
Railway Traffic Association: And upon reading the applica- 
tion for leave to appeal from the Award of the above Board, 
and'the affidavit of John Sydney Cargill, sworn the twenty- 
eighth day of January, one thousand nine hundred and ten, 
in support of such application, and filed herein, 1 do Order 
that the Award of the Government Railways and Tramways 
(Traffic Wages Staff) Board, published in Government Gazette 
number one hundred and sixty-six of the twenty-ninth day of 
December, one thousand nine hundred and nine, be amended 
by striking out from the same clauses fourteen and fifteen 
thereof. 
CHAS. G. HEYDON, 
Judge of the Industrial Court. 


ACT OF PARLIAMENT ASSENTED TO. 


[879] Legislative Council Office, 

Sydney, 6th August, 19:0, 
re is hereby notified, for general informa‘ion, that His 
Excellency the Governor haa, in the name «nd on behalf 
of His Majesty, this day assent:d to the undermentioned Act 
passed by the Legislative Uouncil and Legislative Assembly of 

New South Wales in Parliament assembled, viz. :—- 

No. 4, 1910. “ An Act to authorise the raising of a loan for 
railway purposes; to provice for a Railway Loan Account 
in the Treasury ; and to amend the Audit Act, 1902; and 
for pur; oses consequent thereon and incidental thereto.” 

JOIN J. CALVERT, 
Clerk of the Parliaments. 


Department of Public Health, 
New South Wales, 
Sydney, 10th Aucust, 1910. 
is hereby notified, for public information, that the 
undermentioned appointments have been made, viz. :— 


“CATTLE SLAUGHTERING AND DISHASED 
ANIMALS AND MEAT ACT, 1902.” 


INSPECTORS UNDER SEOTION 50. 
From the 19th July, 1910. 


Government Medical Officers: Dr. George Reginald Cope 
Co:ton, Walgett; Dr. Joseph. Callaghan, Windsor ; 
Thomas McDonald, Slaughtering Inspector, Department 
of fublic Health; Sergeant William Austin Weod, 
Queanbeyan. 


From the 26th Juls, 1910. 


‘Sergeants: Frederick James Nowland, Goulburn; Henry 
Cole, Murrumburrah. Senior-constable John McBaron, 
Balranald. 


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pe 


From the 2nd August, 1910. 


William Wells Greer, Government Medical Officer, 
Kyogle ; Sergeants: George Thomas A. Moroney, Moree ; 
David Menary, Wee Waa; James Hamilton Robinson, 
Barraba. Constables: Emlyn John James, Baradine ; 
Ernest Dumas Oswald, Terry-Hie-Hie; George Hugh 
Peden, Mullaley. 


Dr. 


G. H. KING, 


Secretary. 


[861] Department of Navigation, 


Sydney, 8th August, 1910. 
NOTICE TO MARINERS, 


Non is hereby given that a tripod beacon, carrying a 
i's fixed red light, has been erecied at Tomago, in the 
Hunter River, to indicate the posit‘on of the southern edge of 
the shcal known as “ Tomago Rocks.’ The upper part of the 
beacon is painted red, the lower part black, The beacon 
carries 8 Wigham light, visible from all points of the compass. 


By order of the Acting Superintendent, 


JOUN 8. D’AROY, 
Acting Secretary. 


(591) 


New South Wales Government Railways, 
Office of the Chief Commissioner, 
Sydney, 22nd July, 1910. 

Ngee is hereby given that quantities of old materials, 

Pe namely,—Number of tramway rails, which have been 
left by the owners on Railway premises, are lying at Coota- 
mundra, and that unless they are removed from the Railway 
premises within two months from the date of this notice they 
will be sold, and the proceeds utilised for the payment of 
storage charges, 

3 By order, 


J. S. SPURWAY, 
Secretary 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. 


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[10 Ava, 1910. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 
AND TREAMWAYS. 


Sate or Lost anp Uncisimep Property AT DARLING 
Hanpovur Station, WEDNESDAY, 147TH SEPTEMBER, 1910. 


Nea is hereby givea that a quantity of Unclaimed 

Goods on hand prior to the 16th March, 1910, and certain 
articles le!t in trains or on railway premires, such as umbrellas, 
walking sticks, muffs, &c.. which have been on hand three 
months or more, will be sold by Public Auction at 11 a.m. on 
Wednesday, 14th September, 1910, at the Darling Harbour 
Goods Station. < 


Owners may apply for lost articles to the District Superin- 
tendent, Sydney Station, until 8th September, 1910. 


The goods will be on view at Darling Harbour for two days 
preceding the sale. 
By order of the Chief Commissioner, 


J. 8. SPURWAY, 
[875] Secretary. 


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Metropolitan Board of Water Supply ana Sewerage, 
Sydney, 18th July, 1910. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notice to tHE Owners or TENEMENTS AND 
PREMISES IN— 


Sydney: Chalmer’s-street, 
Randle-street. 


Kogarah: Hampton Court road, from existing main 
to existing main; Francis-street, from existing 
main to Kogarah-road; Edward-street, ' from 
Tanner-avenue to Kogarah-road; Arthur-street, 
from ‘’anner-avenue to Kogarah-road. 


Rookwood: Egerton-street, from Sutherland-street 
to Hezlett-street. 


Waverley: Murriveri-road, from existing main to 
Hardy-street ; Northcote-street, from Old South 
Head road to Oxford-street; Robert-street, from 
Old South Head road easterly 215 yards. 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than sixty 
yards from the main pipe. | 


feck main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated as above are hereby required, on or before 
the seventh day of September next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises, 


D. C. ROBERTSON, 
Inspector to the 
Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 


from Elizabeth-street to 


[542] 


—_—_——s 


HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 


Norice to Lay Sexvice Pipzs. 


Notice to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the case may 
be) of tenements and premises situated in— 


Wickham: Downie-street from end of existing main to Estell- 
street ; Harrison-street from end of existing main to 
Northumberland-street ; McMichael-street from Downie- 
street northerly to 10 chains past MHarrison-street; 
Northumberiand-street from Downie-street southerly 3 
chains ; Northumberland-street from Harrison-street 
northerly 9 chains; Estell-street from end of existing 
main to Downie-street ; Girling-street, from Clyde-street 
to Price-street. 


Newcastle: Langford-street from Porcher-street westerly 7 
chains. 


ieee main pipe in the said streets having been laid down, 

the owner or occupier, or mortgagee (as the case may be) 
of all tenements and premises situated as above is hereby 
required, on or before the 22nd September, 1910, to cause a 
proper pipe and stopcocks-to be laid, so as to supply water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises, 


By order of the Board, 


ALFRED E, FRY, 
Board’s Offices, Newcastle, Secretary. 
3rd August, 1910. [887] 


10 Ave. 1910] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 124. 4393 


PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


A Mee Public Service Board invite applications for 

the following position. Application should be 
made on a form for the purpose, obtainable at the 
Office of the Board or from Clerks of Petty Sessions 
in country districts, and should reach the undersigned 
not later than the date specified :— 


15tn Avaust, 1910. 


TEMPoRARY Boy Mrssencers. The commencing rate 
of is 12s. 6d. per week. Applicants must not 
be less than 14 nor more than 15 years of age. 
Temporary Bey Messengers are eligible, after 
twelve months’ employment, for increments of 
2s. 6d. per week each year up to a wage of 20s. 
per week, and of 5s. per week each year there- 
after up to a maximum wage of 30s. per week. If 
the employment extends over six years, or when 


the employee reaches 21 years of age, his services | 


may be dispensed with, unless he be appointed to 
a permanent position in the Public Service. 


Boys, Dredge Service (temporary). Rate of pay, £54 
per annum. Duties will require a knowledge of 
boating and cooking. The names of selected can- 
didates will be entered in the Board’s books for 
consideration as vacancies occur. Their employ- 
ment will be subject to the provisions of section 44 
of the ‘‘Public Service Act, 1902,’’ and should 
they be retained beyond the period therein pre- 
scribed will be subject to the provisions of section 
ae the “Public Service (Superannuation) Act, 

r) 


22np August, 1910. 
SHORTHANDWRITER and Typist (male)». The salary of 
the position, which is in the Clerical Division, 
will be at the rate of £150 per annum. Applicants 
must be not more than 30 years of age, and will 
be required to submit themselves to a. competi- 
tive examination in the following subjects, to be 
held on 6th September, 1910 :— 
Arithmetic (commercial), 
English, 
Précis writing, 
Dictation, - 
Typing, 
Shorthand. 
Suitable candidates already permanently em- 
ployed in the Public Service will receive first 
consideration. All candidates will be required 
to pay an examination fee of 10s., which must 
be lodged with a Clerk of Petty Sessions or the 


Treasury, and the receipt therefor forwarded to 
the Secretary to the Board with the application. 


By order of the Board, 


R. A. GILFILLAN. 
Secretary. 


[800] Public Service Board, 
: 4 O’Connell-street, Sydney, 
5th August, 1910. 


EACHERS (men only) being required for the smallest 
Country Schools, the Public Service Board invite 
applications from unmarried candidates between the ages of 
18 and 35 years, desirous of presenting themselves at examina- 
tion. Documentary proof of ege must be furnished prior to the 
date of appointment. 


Applicants will be required to pass a competitive examination 
in the following subjects :—Arithmetic, Dictation, Grammar, 
Geography, and Reading, up to the standard provided in the 
General Regulations published in the Government Gazette of 
30th December, 1904, for a Third Clase Certificate for Teachers. 
Copies of these Regulations may be seen at any Public School. 
Candidates holding University Certificates should forward the 
same with their applications. 


Examination will be held on Thursday, the 22nd September, 
1910, at the Headquarters of the Inspectors of Schools, and 
other centres. 


The salary to be paid will be £100 for the first year, and £104 
for the second year. ’ 


Before appointment, successful candidates at the examination 
@ill be required to attend an important Public School for a 
term, with a view to their receiving instruction and practice in 
the art of teaching. They will be granted an allowance at the 
rate of four shillings (4s.) per day for each day’s attendance 
(maximum £1 per week) during the period of such training, 
if favourably reported upon by the Headmaster and the 
Inspector, 


Suitable candidates already permanently employed in the 
Public Service will have first consideraticn. 

Application must be made on a form for the purpose, obtain- 
able at this Office, or from Inspectors of Schocls in Country 
Districts, and must reach the undersigned not later than 
Monday, 12th September, 1910. 

By order of the Board, 


R. A. GILFILLAN, 
Secretary. 


Examinations will be held at the following places :— 


Albury. Broken Hill. Hay. Sydney. 
Armidale, Deniliquin. Kempsey. Tamworth, 
Bathurst. Dubbo. ~ Lismore. Taree. 

Bega. East Maitland. Mudgee. Wagga Wagga. 
Blackheath. Forbes. Muswellbrook. Wellington. 
Bourke. Glen Innes. Narrabri. Wollongong. 
Bowral. Goulburn. Newcastle. Yass. 
Braidwood. Grafton. Parramatta. Young. 


NOTICH UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


BAe LIGATION having been made to bring the land 
» hereunder described under the provisions of the Keal 
Property Act, Certidicate of Indefeasible Title will issue, unless 
Caveat be lodged in accordance with the Third Schedule to 
the said Act, ON OR BEFORE THE 28TH SEPTEMBER, 1910:— 


No. 15,506. APPLICANT :—John Felix Booth, Sydney. 
LAND :—City Sydney, 64 perches, in Crown-street and Lang- 


| ley’s-lane,— part block G6, Riley Estate, and part 1(0 acres 


granted to John Palmer ; adjoining properties of Mrs. Hamilton 
and W. H. R. Bailey. 


Diagram delineating this land may be inspected at the 
Land Titles Office, Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar- General. © 
10th August, 191C. [932] 


NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. : 


eas having been made to bring the lands 
4 hereunder described under the provisions of the Real 
Property Act, Certificates of Indefeasible Title will issue, unless 
Caveats be lodged in accordance with the Third Schedule to the 
said Act, ON OB BEFORE THE 14TH SEPTEMBER, 1910 :— 


No. 15,620. APPLICANT:—Samuel Hordern, Sydney. 
LAND :—Maunicipality Redfern, 2 roods 44 perches, in Castle- 
reagh and Burnett streets,—lots 14 and 15 (as occupied) section 
3 Redfern Estate, and part 100 acres granted to William 
Redfern ; adjoining properties of Mrs. Hamilton and W. H. 
Brogden. PS 


No. 16,258. APPLICANT :—William Chorley, Sydney. 
LAND :—City Sydney, 83 perches, in George-street and 
Wynyard-lane,—allotment 18, section 5, granted to Phillip 
Hart, and part allotment 14 same section granted to Robert 
Campbell; adjvining properties of J. R. Wood and Mre. OC. 
McQuade. 


No. 16,366. APPLICANT:—Thomas Cox, Ryde. LAND :— 
Municipality Paddington, 1 rood 184 perches, on Glenmore: 
road,—lots 9 and 10 and part lots 8 and 11, Guod Hope Estate, 
and part sites of reserve 6 feet wide and Glenmore-road, pro- 
vided in subdivision said estate, and is part 8 acres 2 roods 
granted to Robert Hoddle; adjoining properties of C, W. I. 
Carter and W. Toose. 


No. 16,386. APPLICANT :—Harris Greenberg, Darling- 
hurst. LAND :—City Sydney, 14% perches, in Chisholm and 
Flinders etreets,—part lots 1 to 6, Chisholm’s Estate, and 
part 70 acres granted to John Palmer; adjoining properties of 
E. Cock and Miss EH. Rogs. 


No. 16,440. APPLICANTS :—Mary Jane Austin, Mary 
Elizabeth Austin, and Ida Agnes Austin, all of Burwood. 
LAND:—City Sydney, 6 perches, in George-street and Parxert- 
lane,—allotment 16 granted to William Arch Brutus Lea, and 
part allotment 15 granted to John Sharkey; adjoining 
properties of Municipal Council of Sydney and Miss M. A. 
Sharkey. 


No. 16,497. APPLICANTS :—Catherine Smith and John 
Alfred Smith, both Balmain. LAND :—Municipality Bal- 
main, 11% perches, at intersection of Birch Grove road and 
Cove-street—lot 1 (as occupied), Vale’s subdivision cf lot 3, 
section 35, Balmain Estate, and part 550 atres granted to 
William Balmain ; adjoining properties of Mrs. 8. O. Phillips 


| and Mrs. C, Phillins, 


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.. No. 16,500. APPLICANTS :—Joseph Cuthbert Kershaw 
and Arthur James Phillips, both Sydney. LAND :—Munici- 
pality Waverley, 18} perches, in Henrietta-strect,—lot 10, 

‘subdivision No. 1, Lawson Estate, and part 5 acres granted to 
William Lawson the elder, also part 15 acres granted to Lewis 
Gordon; adjoining properties ef W. W. Dean, W. Blunt, and 
M. Cannon. ; 


No. 16,503 APPLICANT ;—Blanche Eliza Johnson, 
Sydney. LAND :—Municipality Randwick, 17% perches, in 
Perouse-street,—lot 18, section 1, Coogee Park Estate, and part 
allotment 4, section 21, village of Coogee, granted to Pierre 
Dutruc; adjoining properties of W. J. Liggins, Mrs. M. Kelly, 
E. Holding, Mrs. M. E. Connor, Estate of W. Walton, and 
Mrs. M. Battye. / 


No. 16,510. APPLICANT :—Jamhes Henry White, Concord. 
LAND :—Municipality Concord, 1 rood 24 perches, in Wharf- 
street, village of Longbcttom,—allotment 5, section 7, granted 
to Emanuel Neich; adjoining properties of Mrs. K. Csborn 
and trustees of public park. 


No. 16,518. APPLICANT :—Arthur Joseph Reynolds, 
Sydney. LAND :—County Cumberland, parish Manly Cove, 
shire Warringah, 1 rood 34 perches, at intersection of Ocean 
and Mactier streets, Narrabeen,—lots 7, 8, section 18, Mount 
Ramsay Estate, and part 410 acres (portion 1,217 of parish) 
granted to John Ramsay; adjoining property of Narrabeen 
Progress Association. 


No. 16,539. APPLICANTS :—Helier Harbutt and Percy 
Hawea Harbutt, both Mosman. LAND :—Maunicipality Mos- 
man, 2 roods, in Macpherson-street,—lot 7 and part lot 8 sub- 
division, allotment 6, section 6, granted to Charles William 
Ferdinand Stier ; adjoining properties of G. H. Dugard, T, K. 
Steanes, and H. and P. H. Harbutt. 


Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected at the 


Land Titles Office, Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 


10th August, 1910. [931] 


g ate UNDERSIGNED, Police Magistrate in Petty Ses- 
sions assembled at tne Court-house, Temora, in the 
State of New South Wales, have this third day of August, 1910, 
appointed Harold Thomas Tucker as Deputy Bailiff of the 
Small Debis Court at Temora,—to take effect from the 3rd 
‘August, 1910. 
bin J. W. FLETCHER, 
Police Magistrate. 
[934] 


Court-house, Temora, 
8rd August, 1910, 


HE Bench of Magistrates at Tambar Springs have this day 
_+t appointed First Class Constable George Francis Cronin to 
act as Bailiff of the Small Debts Court at Tambar Springs. 


K. COBB, J.P. 


‘Gourt-house, Tambar Springs, T, TURNER, J.P. 
3rd August, 1910. {871} 
T FREDERICK GREGORY ADRIAN, Stipendiary Magis- 
9 trate, sitting as a Court of Petty Sessions at Wallsend 


‘and Plattsburg, hereby appoint William Orr as Bailiff of the 
Small Debts Court at Wallsend and Plattsburg, yice McCann, 


‘resigned. 

; F, G. ADRIAN, ; 
: eae Stipendiary Magistrate. 
‘Court-house, Wallsend and Plattsburg, ie 
80th June, 1910, 


FREDERICK GREGORY ADRIAN, Stipendiary Magis- 
A, trate, sitting asa Court of Petty Sessions at Lambton, 
hereby appoint William Orr as Bailiff of the Small Debts Court 
at Lambton, vice McCann, resigned. 

F. G. ADRIAN, 

“dae Stipendiary Magistrate. 
‘Court-house, Lambton, 
; 80th June, 1910. [786] 


I FREDERICK GREGORY ADRIAN, Stipendiary Magis- 
A> trate, sitting asa Court of Petty Sessions at Waratah, 
hereby appoint William Orr as Bailiff of the Small Debts Court 
at Waratah, vice McCann, resigned. 
F. G. ADRIAN, 

Stipendiary Magistrate. — 


[787] 


Court-house, Waratah, 
29th June, 1910. 


[785] | 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. [10 Av«., 1910. 


y I the undersigned two of His Majesty’s Justices of the 

Peace in and for the State of New South Wales, sitting 
in Petty Sessions at Nundle, in the said State, have this day 
appointed Senior-conetable George Thomas Somerville as 
Bailiff of the Small Debts Court at Nundle, in the said State, 
vice Constable Peden, transferred. 


Given under our hands this th day of August, 1910, at 
Nundie, in the said State. 
DONALD G, CRICHTON, J.P. 
AUEX. MoCLELLAND, J.P, 
Court-house, Nundle, 


8th August, 1910. [938] 


epRe Police Magistrate and Justices of the Peace in Petty 
Sessions assembled at the Court-house at Richmond, this 
fourth day of August, 1910, do hereby appoint the Virst 
Thursday in each month to be the dey on which all actions 
under the “Small Debts Recovery Act, 1899,” and any Act 
amending the same, shall be heard and determined at the 
Court-house, Richmond aforesaid, in the Petty Sessions District 
of Windsor at Richmond. 
T. B. CLEGG, 
Court-house, Richmond, Police Magistrate. 
4th August, 1910. [799] 


C—O 


NORTHERN DISTRICT. 


i hy pursuance of the provisions of the ‘‘District 

Courts Act, 1901,’ I hereby appoint the following 
day for holding a District Court at the place herein- 
after mentioned, viz. :— 


At Mary {yn beh, on Tuesday, the 28rd August, 
E. SCHOLES, 


Judge. 


The 17th day of June, 1910. [7858] 


7 OTICE is hereby given that the Small Debts Court for 
st the Petty Sessions District of Bourke, at Bourke, will 
be holden on the Third and Fifth Monday in the month of 
August, 1910, at 10 a.m., in lieu of the first Wednesday and 
Monday preceding the third Wednesday, as notified in the 
Government Gazette of 15th July, 1908, No. 88. 


A. ORMONDE BUTLER, 
Police Magistrate. 
[646] 


Court-house, Bourke, 
25th July, 1910. 


HE Court of Petty Sessions at Liverpool have this sixth 

day of July, 1910, fixed the first Wednesday in each 

month as the day for holding the Court of Petty Sessions for 
the Petty Sessions District of Liverpool. 


T. B. CLEGG, P.M. 

J. S. PERRY, J.P. 

I. B. BOSSLEY, J.P. 
[221] 


Court-house, Liverpool, 
6th July, 1910. 


4 es Police Magistrate and Justices of the Peace in Petty 

Sessions assembled, at the Court-house, Campbelltown, 
this 19th day of July, 1910, do hereby appoint Tuesday before 
the third Wednesday in each month to be the day on which all 
actions under the “Small Debts Recovery Act, 1899,” and any 
Act amending the same, shall be heard and determined at the 
Court-house, Campbelltown aforesaid, in the Petty Sessions 
District of Campbelltown. 


T, B. CLEGG, dsok 
Police Magistrate. 
[453] 


Court-house, Campbelltown, 
19th July, 1910. 


(pee Police Magistrate and Justices of the Peace 
in Petty Sessions assembled at the Court-house 
at Penrith, this 18th day of June, 1910, do hereby 
appoint the second Monday in each month to be the 
days on which all actions under the ‘‘Small Debts 
Recovery Act, 1899,’ and any act amending the same, 
shall be heard and determined at the Court-house at 
Secihan aforesaid, in the Petty Sessions District of 
enrith. 


T. B. CLEGG, ) 
Police Magistrate. be 
| 77094 


Court-house, Penrith, 
18th June, 1910. 


SS 


10 Ave., 1910.] 


T a Court of Petty Sessions held in the Court- 
house, Katoomba, on the 13th day of July, 
1910, and in accordance with the requirements of 
Rule 3 of the 24th May, 1910, the Second Wednesday 
in each month was appointed to be the day for hear- 
ing and determining, at the said Court-house, all 
actions under the ‘‘Small Debts, Recovery Act, 1899,’’ 
and any Act amending the same. 


T. B. CLEGG, 
Police Magistrate. 
Katoomba, 13th July, 1910. [333 


[878] Sydney Harbour Trust Office, 


Circular Quay, 5th August, 1910. 
TENDERS FOR HEWN IRONBARK. 


ENDERS will be received at this Office up to 2 p.m. on the 


15th instant for the Supply and Delivery of Hewn Iron- 
bark for Jetty No. 9, Dawes’ Point to Miller’s Point. 


Forms of Tender and full particulars may be obtained upon 
application to the Engineer-in-Chief of the Trust. 


HAROLD F. NORRIE, 
Secretary. 


[788] Sydney Harbour Trust Oflice, 


Circular Quay, 4th August, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR REINFORCED CONCRETE WORKS. 


ENDHERS will be received at this Office up to 2 p.m. on 

Monday, the 15th instant, for the Supply and Delivery 

to the Trust of Reinforced Concrete Trestle and Plate Sea-wall 
for Wharves Nos. 1 and 9, Dawes to Miller’s Point. 


Forms of tender and full particulars may be obtained on 
application to the Engineer-in-Chief of the Trust. 


HAROLD F. NORRIE, 
Secretary. 


[789] Sydney Harbour Trust Office, 


Circular Quay, 4th August, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR CONCRETE WORK. 


ENDERS will be received at this Office up to 2 p.m. on 
Monday, the 15th instant, for the Supply and Delivery 
to the Trust of Reinforced Concrete Floor Plates to be used 
in the construction of the series of flats (12 houses) which the 
Commissioners propose to erect in High-street. 
Forms of tender and full particulars may be obtained on 
application to the Engineer-in-Chief of the Trust. 


HAROLD F. NORRIBA, 
Secretary. 


New South Wales Government Railways, 
Office of the Chief Commissioner, 
Sydney, 8th August, 1910. 


f ee will be received at this Office not later 
than 12 o’clock noon on the dates specified for 
the undermentioned Supplies, &e. :— 


Monpay, 15tH Avevst, 1910. 


The Supply of Locomotive Engine Oil during the six 
months ending 30th June, 1910. Particulars, 
Railway Stores, Wilson-street, Newtown. 


The Manufacture and Supply of an Oil Separator, a 
Cast-iron Hotwell, and a Quantity of Cast-iron 
Piping. Particulars, Electrical Hngineer’s Office, 
61 Hunter-street, Sydney. ; 


Monpay, 22np Aveust, 1910. 


The Manufacture and Supply of Twenty Sets of 
Wrought-iron Rocking Shafts for Tram _ Car 
Brakes. Particulars, Electrical Engineer’s Office, 
61 Hunter-street, Sydney. 


Supply of 1,000 Split Ironbark Fencing Posts. Par- 
ticulars, Divisional Engineer’s Office, Sydney 
Station Yard. 


Monpay, 29TH Aveusrt, 1910. 


The Supply and Erection at the Ultimo Power-house 
of Two Centrifugal Feed Pumps. Particulars, 
Electrical Engineer’s Office, 61 Hunter-street, 
~ Sydney. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 124, 


4395 


The Manufacture and Supply of 100 End and 100 
Side Destination Boxes tor Tram Cars. Parti- 
culars, Electrical Engineer’s Office, 61 Hunter- 
street, Sydney. 


Tenders are to be endorsed ‘‘Tender for Locomotive 
Engine Oil,” or as the case may be. 


The Deputy Chief Commissioner does not bind him- , 
self to accept the lowest or any Tender. 


By order, 


J. 8. SPURWAY, 
Secretary. 


METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WATER SUPPLY 
AND SEWERAGE. 


AR abt for the works specified below will be 
received up to 2 p.m. on the date mentioned, 
addressed to the President :— 


1l5rx Aveust, 1910. 


Contract No. 948.—Construction of 6,048 lineal feet cf 
Monier and Stoneware Pipe Sewers in the City of 
Sydney, Deposit, £30; security, £150. 

Contract No. 954.—-Construction of 1,491 lineal feet of 
Stoneware Pipe Sewers in the Municipality of. 
Randwick.—Deposit, £10; security, £65. 

Contract No. 955.—Construction of 1,144 lineal feet of 
Stoneware Pipe Sewers in the Municipality of 
Concord. Deposit, £10; security, £20. 

Contract No. 956.—Construction of 2,694 lineal feet 
of Stoneware Pipe Sewers in the Municipality of 
Marrickville. Deposit, £10; security, £60. 


22np August, 1910. 

Contract No. 957.—Construction of 1,161 lineal feet 
of Stoneware Pipe Sewers in the Municipality of 
Enfield. Deposit, £10; security, £25. 

Contract No. 958.—Construction of 2,476 lineal feet of 
Stoneware Pipe Sewers in the Municipality of 
Marrickville. Deposit, £10; security, £100. “°° 

Contract No. 959.—Construction of 6,977 lineal feet 
of Stoneware and Cast-iron Pipe Sewers in the 
Municipality of Drummoyne. Deposit, £35; 
security, £175. 

Contract No. 960.—Construction of 4,632 lineal feet — 
of Stoneware Pipe Sewers in the Municipality of 
Rockdale. Deposit, £20; security, £120. 


WILLIAM HOLMES, 


841 Pitt-street, Sydney, Secretary. 


6th August, 1910. 


[916] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 8th August, 1910. 


{bees have been accepted for the following Public 
Works for the week ending 6th instant :— 


GoveRNMENT ARCHITECT’s BrancH— 

Erection of Post Office and Postmaster’s Residence at’ 
Ganmain—A. C, Witts, Ganmain. 

Improvements to Tar-paving at Public School, Petersham— 
Thos, Donohoe, Waverley. 

Erection of a New Telephone Exchange and effecting 
Alterations to Post Office, Drummoyne—H. A. Birkin 
& Co., Annandale. 

Additions and Alterations to Court-house and Quarters at 
Albury—Hanna & Spalding, Albury. . 

Erection of a Fire-station at Darlinghurst—C. .Harrs, 
Burwood. 


Roaps AND BripGes BrancH— 
Road Koreelah, via Tooloom, to Woodenbong, Contract 
34-09-10, Ballina District—M. Henighan, Kyogle. 


Harzsours [RRIGATION AND DRAINAGE BRANCHES— 

Construction of Distributing Drain, &c, for Gurley Siding 
Bore Water Trust District, Contract 1-10-11, Moree 
District—W. Schutz, Moree. 

Construction of an Extension of the Wharf and Shed at 
Coraki, Richmond River, Contract No. 931—W. F. 

. Oakes, Sydney. 

Construction of Murwillumbah Sewerage, Contract No! 
908—Parry & Jarman, Lismore, 

Construction of a Low Level Timber Beam Bridge over 
Burdigerry Creek, 3 miles south of Grong Grong, 
Contract 925—J. R. Hyland, Narrandera. 


Unsuccesaful Tenderers for the above are requested to accept 
this intimation. 


W. J. HANNA, 
Under Secretary. 


4396 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. [10 Ave., 1910. 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 
TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS. 
ENDERS will be received at this Office, for the Public Works specified in the Schedule hereunder, up to TWO O’OLOCK 
P.M., of the various dates set forth in the second columz. 
All envelopes containing Tenders must be addressed to the President of the Tender Board, ana have legibly endorsed upon 
them the name of the work in respect of which the Tender is submitted. 
It is to be understood that the Government does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any Tender; and no Tender wil! 
be accepted until the same has been reported upon by the proper officer. 
CHARLES A. LEE. 


Dates 7 A F ae 
sas : . Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions 
Description of Work or Supplies to be lee whieh General Gondithans: and form of Tender, ‘ Remarks, 
Tendered for. terran iG may be seen. 


Government Architect’s Branch. 


Erection of Police Station at Adamstown... | 15 Aug., 1910 }| Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Newcastle; and Police Station, Adams- 
town. 


Erection of Superintendent’s Residence, for | 15 Aug., 1910 
Reception House; and Additionsto Folice 


Station, Darlinghurst. 


ment, Sydney; and Reception House, 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Darlinghurst. 


Erection of New Building, Public School, | 15 Aug., 1910 } Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Tom’s Lagoon. ; ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Bathurst; and Public School, Tom’s 

Lagcon. 


Additions and Repairs to Public School, 
Boolaroo. 


15 Aug., 1910 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Newcastle; and Public School, Boolaroo. 


15 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office 
and Public School, Narandera. 


Erection of Fencing, Public School, Narandera 


15 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 
“ment, Sydney; Court-house, Tumut; 
Police Station, Adaminaby; Oaves 
House, Yarrongobilly; and District 


| Works Offce, Cooma. 


Erection of Fencing, Yarrangobilly Caves 
Reserve. 


| ene 


15 Aug., 1910 


Contractors’ Koom, Publis Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Peakhurst. 


Repairs and Improvements to Public School, 
Peakhurst. 


Erection of Verandah to Teacher’s Residence 
~and Repairs to School, Public School, Fairy ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Meadow. Fairy Meadow. 


——————— ey 


15 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Court-house, Par- 
matta. 


15 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


Improvements to B:ith Room, No. 1 Male 
Ward, Hospital for Insane, Parramatta. 


Supply and Delivery of Furniture for Tele: | 15 Aug., 1910 
graph Operating Room, General Post Office, 


Sydney. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney. 


15 Aug, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 
ment, Sydney; and  Court-house, 


Nowra. 


Additions to Boatmen’s Cottages; and Supply 
of Materials, Pilot Station, Crookhaven 
Heads. 


Additions, &c., to Police Station, Argent-street, | 22 Aug, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Broken Hill. ment, Syduey ; Police Station, Argent- 
etvect, Broken Hill; and District Works 

Office, Broken Hill. 


Alterations to Drying Room, Hospital for | 22 Aug, 1910 


Insane, Newcastle. ment, Sydney; and District Works 


Office, Newcastle. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Worka Depart- | 


— 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
ment, Sydney; and District Works 
Office, Cooma, 


Improvements to Playground, &e., Public 


22 Aug., 1910 
School, Cooma. 


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Erection of Police Station at Nambucca | 22 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 

- Heads. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Kempezey; and Police Station, Nam- 
bueca Heads. 


10 Ave., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. 4397 — 


TENDERS FOR 1 CURLICG WORKS—continued, 


Dates A 3 : 3p 
Des¢ription of Work or Supplies to be . Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions 
‘endered for. pph al Pitre. 4 General Conditions, and form of Tender, : Remarks. 
raccived. may be seen. 


Government Architect’s Branch—continued. 


Erection of New Buildings, Public School, | 22 Aug, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works, Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 


Mullengrove. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Goulburn; and Public School, Mul- 
lengrove. 


Improvements, Painting, &c, Public School, | 22 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Publio Works Depart- 
Redfern West. ment, Sydney. 


Additions and Alterations to Post and Tele- 


22 Aug., 1910 
graph Office, Tumut. : sas 


ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Cootamundra ; and Court-house, 
| | Tumut. 


Erection of New Police Buildings, Nabiac 22 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | : 
Kempsey ; and Police Station, Nabiac. | 


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ee eer 


Additions and Renovations, Public School, | 22 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 


Germanton. ment, Syduey ; District Works Office, 
Cootamundra ; and Public School, Ger- 
manton. 


Additions, Alterations, &c., to School and 
Teacher’s Residence, Public Schoo], Longue- 
ville. 


22 Avg., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 
ment, Sydney ; and Public School, 


Longueville. 


Be re ee a ert ie es Moe ma So 


Providing and Fixing Telephone Cabinet, | 22 Aug., 1910 Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Queen Victoria Markets. ment, Sydney. 


Se Ne a a eR CT 


22 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Kensington. 


Additions and Improvements to Public School, 
Kensington. 


Additions to Court-house, Walgett... ... | 29 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
ment, Sydney; and District Works 
| Office, Walgett. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Glebe. 


Erection of New Building for Infants, Public | 29 Aug., 1910 
€chool, Glebe. . 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Walgett ; and Police Station, Carinda. 


Erection of Court-house and Police Buildings, | 29 Aug., 1910 Fresh Tenders. 


Carinda. 


Erection of New Police Buildings, Nymboida | 29 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


| ment, Sydney ; District Works Office, 


Lismore; ard Police tation, Nym- 


| boida. 


Additions to Public School, Narara ... a8 | 29 Aug., 1910 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Newcaatle ; and Public School, Narara. 


———$—$—$—$—$—$—————— 


Repairs, &c., to Public School, Broken Hill | 29 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
North. ment, Sydney ; District Works Office, 
Broken Hill; and Public School, Broken 

Hill North. 


Ere tion of Show Pavilion, Botanic Gardens. | 29 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


ment, Sydney. 


ee 


Increased Lavatory Accommodation, Botanic 29 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Gardens. ment, Sydney. 


29 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
moval of Teacher’s Residence from Beau- ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
fort; and Re-erection at Clairrille, Pubtic Armidale; and Public School, Clair- 
School, Clairville. ville, 


Erection of New School Building, and Re- 


Additions and Improvements to Public School, | 29 Aug., 1910 


Marrickville. ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Marrickville. 


ea) ne eee eee 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 


- 


4398 °. NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETYE, No. 124. [10 Ava., 1910. 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS—continued. 


Dates A : ; ne 
wat 5 : : Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions. 
Description of Work or Supplies to be wins ied General Godditions and form of Tender, wie Remarks. 
Tendered for, ‘ Seale ey 6 may be seen. 


Lee Oey A Nee aS ee ee 


Government Architect’s Branch—continued. 


Erection of Police Station, at Drummoyne .,. | 29 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
j ment, Sydney. 


Repairs to Police Station, Crookwell .., + | 29 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Goulburn; and Police Station, Crook- 


| | well. 


Erection of New Buildings, Public School, 


29 Aug., 1910 
Barry. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 


Bathurst; and Public School, Barry. j{ 


Fresh Tenders. 


Alterations to Girls’ Class Rooms, Public { 29 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
School, South Wagga Wagga. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Cootamundra; and Public School, 

South Wagga Wagga. 


Erection of Teacher’s’ Residence, Public | 29 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Worke Dspart- | 

School, Sandiland’s Range. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, | 
Lismore; and Public School, Sandi- 

land’s Range. | 


Erection of Accommodation for Female 
Patients, Hospital for Consumptives, Water- 
fall. 


5 Sopt., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Worke Depart- 


ment, Sydney. 


Railway Construction. 


Erection of Waiting Shed at The Spit, The | 22 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
Spit to Manly Electric Tramway. ment, Sydney. 


Construction of the Second Section of the | 29 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Worke Depart- 
Lockhart to Clear Hills Railway. ment, Sydney. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


Construction of Electric Tramway from | 29 Aug., 1910 
ment, Sydney. 


Military-road to Cremorne Point, 


Manufacture, Supply, and Delivery cf.Super- 
structures of Steel Bridges over Mehi River 
and Great Ana Branch of the Gwydir 
River, Moree to Mungindi Railway, First 
Section. 


12 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney. 


The date for the 
closing of Tenders 


Manufacture, Supply, and Delivery of 8,000 
tons of 60-lb. Steel Rails, 


ee noesonnes 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney. 


will be fixed later. 
Roads and Bridges Branch. 

Erection of Composite Truss Bridge over | 15 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 

Cockfighter Creek at Bulga, Road Singleton ment, Sydney; Public Works Office, 

to Bulga, | Newcastle ; and Court-house, Singleton. 

Irrigation and Drainage Branch. 

Construction of the Second Section of thg | 12 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 

Southern and Western Suburbs Ocean ment, Sydney: and Department of 

Outfall Sewer (Contract No. 918). Public Works, Melbourne. 
Construction of Cuttings, Sections 1 and 2, 4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Freeh Tenders. 


Great Ana-branch, Darling River (Con- ment, Sydney; Court-houses, Broken 
tract No. 900). Hill, Wentworth, and Swan Hill (Vic.) ; 
Police Station, Mildura (Vic.); and 
Department of Public Works, Mel- 

bourne. 


Time extended. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; Court-houses, Broken 
Hill, Wentworth, and Swan Hill (Vic.) ; 


Construction of Bridges and Regulators, fec- | 4 Oct., 1910 
| Police Station, Mildura (Vic.); and 


tion No. 3, Great Ana-branch, Darling 
River (Contract No. 900). 


Fresh Tenders. 
Time extended. 


Department of Public Works, Mel- 
bourne. aus 


Harbours and Water Supply Branch. 

Supply, Delivery, Erection, and Test-working 

of a Coal-loading Plant, capable of deliver- 

ing into ships holds about 1,000 tons of coal 

per hour at each side of a New Jetty to be 

Erected at Port Kemble, South Coast, New 
South Wales. 


9 Jan., 1911 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works_Depart- 
ment, Sydnoy ; and at the Office of the 
Agent-General of New South Wales, 


| London. 


10 Ave; 1910.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. 4399 


{933} Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 

TENDERS FOR PUBLIO WATERING PLACES. 

FEYENDERS will be received at this Office for a lease of the Public Watering Places specified hereunder. 


Tenderers are requested to state what rental they are prepared to offer for a lease, or the lowest sum for which they will 
work the Watering Places with the privilege of retaining the collections as specified in the Regulations. 


Tenders must be addressed to the Tender Board, and endorsed with the name of the Public Wetering Place for which the 
epee is aes and accompanied by a negotiable deposit for the sum of £5, with the names and addresses of two sureties 
or approval, 


The Department does not bind itself to accept any Tender. 2. 
The lease will be subject to the provisions of the ‘‘Public Watering Places Act of 1900,” and the Regulations thereunde1! 


_ The lessee may cultivate the Tenant’s Lease, and any improvements which he may effect in the shape of clearing and 
burning off timber may be considered in his favour should he tender for a new lease at the expiration of his term. 


Copies of the Act, Regulations, Conditions of Lease, and Agreement may be seen and further information and forma 
of Tender may be obtained from the local District Works Officer, or from the Department of Public Works, Sydney. 


CHARLES A. LEE. 


st area of Date from which 
be tae Bhai Tenant's Lease. — Mj os he oa core Le poe pas 
B re Dy 

Mt. Drysdale Tank .., vas At Mt. Drysdale ... cae 5 years| 1 Oct., 1910 ...| 12 Sept., 1910 
Cobham Tank ... a ee Tibbooburra to Wilcannia Die suegh lkr Psy P al) rs 
Paldramata Bore nds ne Wilcannia to Milparinka fe OF cag. | Lo sy %) eit BEI i 
Wolfrey’s Weir... re wie Brewarrina to Goodooga TG Or Bayete LoL ys 7 est Lees x 
Momba Bore... =... sae | Wilcannia to Hungerford OF rage otal? Le, a Peel Le " 
Mulgany Bore ,., ah 58 Wanaaring to Milparinka DD in > sa a 3 = 
Bulgoo Tank _... +: a Balarabon to Cobar DKS ins E. cael Lm ows se 
( 858] ; bs Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 3rd August, 1910, 


APPLICATION FOR A LICHNSE UNDER SECTION 24 (1) OF THER “WATER AND DRAINAGE AND 
ARTESIAN WELLS (AMENDING) ACT, 1906.” 


N accordance with section 24 (2) of the “Water and Drainage and Artesian Wells (Amending) Act, 1906,’’ I hereby 
acknowledge the receipt of the following application for a License, and on the day and at the place specified here- 
under, being within the Land District in which the well or site thereof is situate, a public inquiry will be held as to the 
desirability of granting the application :— 


State whether new 
artesian well, or existing | 
Nfiee: of Aveliiar t well proposed tobe Portion. Parizh, County. operat Date and Place of Inquiry. 
EPPS enlarged, deepened, or p 
1 altered, 


Time—3°30 p.m.; Build- 
ing—Court-house ; Town— 
Walgett. 


The inquiry will be held by Mr. F. G. P. Neilley, and all persons whose interests appear to be affected by the granting 
of the application shall be permitted to attend at the inquiry, and be heard in support of or in opposition to the granting of the 


; | 
~ James Quinn ,..| New Artesian Well |... sie 32 Reynolds ...| Denham| Moree y Date—25th August, 1910; 


application. 
CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister for Public Works. 
623}. : Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, Sth August, 1910. 


“WATER AND DRAINAGE AOT, 1902,” AND “WATER AND DRAINAGE AND ARTESIAN WELLS 
— (AMENDING) ACT, 1906.” 


s NIDGERY WEIR WATER TRUST.” 


Norrrroarton of proposal for the construction of works of Water Supply, and the constitution of a Trust for maintaining, administering, 
and extending such works. 


HEREAS section 6 of the “ Water and Drainage Act, 1902,” provides amongst other things that in respect of any works of water supply 

the Minister (that is, the Secretary for Public Works) shail notify in the manner therein enacted proposals for the construction of 

such works, and the constitution of a Trust for maintaining, administering, and extending such works: Now, therefore, I, The Honourable 

Cuartes ALFRED Lzx, the Secretary for Public Works for the time being in and for the State of New South Wales, in the Commonwealth 

of Australia, in pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by the hereinbefore in part recited section of the last-mentioned Act, and by 

the “ Water and Drainage and Artesian Wells (Amending) Act, 1906,” and of all other powers me hereunto enabling, do hereby notify 

that it is proposed to construct the works of water supply referred to in the proposal hereto, and to constitute a Trust for maintaining, 

administering, and extending such works, to be called and known as the “ Nidgery Weir Water Trust,” in accordance with the particulars 
set forth and described in the proposal hereto, that is to say :— 


The proposal hereinbefore referred to is as follows :— bes 
(a) Description of the purpose for which it is proposed to constitute the Trust:—To conserve water in the Bogan River by the 
construction of the proposed weir. 
: . é 
* 4b) Plan and description of the works and of the land, whether covered with water or not, proposed to be taken or acquired for th 
“= “purposes of such works and of their cost or estimated cost :— 


4400 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. [10 Ave., 1910. 


“NIDGERY WEIR WATER TRUST”—continued. 
(!.) Plan of the works and of the land :— 


Boundary shewa thus 


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(IL.) Description of the works :— 


The proposed work consists of a concrete weir 200 feet long, across the Bogan River, within the boundaries of the said 2 acres 
proposed to be acquired, with crest at reduced level 421°00 feet (Water Conservation datum), together with embankments on 
each bank of the river with top at reduced level 425-00 feet (Water Conservation datum). 


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(III.) Description of land to be taken or acquired :— 


The proposed weir and embankments will be situated on all that piece or parcel of land to be taken or acquired, being part of 
portion 4, parish of Willa Murra, county of Clyde, and part of portion H.L, 86-11, parish of Hillsborough, county of 
Cowper, having a width of 1 chain on each side of the centre line of the proposed weir and embankments, with a total 
length of 10 chains and area about 2 acres. 


10 Ava., 1910.] - NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. 4401 


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“NIDGERY WEIR WATER TRUST ”—continued. 


(IV.) Estimated Cost of Proposed Works eas as =e oe vee vee oe vee ve £1,200 


(ce) Rate of interest, which shall be paid by the Trust :—£4 per centum per annum. 


(d) Charges to be paid by the Trust for water to be supplied by the Crown, and the evndilions of such Supply :-- No water is 
proposed to be supplied by the Crown, 


(¢) Maximum rate which may be assessed by the Trust :—€ixpence per acre per annum, 
(1) Description of the Trust District :— 


Nidgery Weir Water Trust District. 


All that area or tract of country comprising parts of the parishes of Hillsborough, Willa Murra, Nidgery and Gamber.onkone, 
county of Cowper, and parts of the parish of Willa Murra and Grandoonbone, county of Clyde and State of New South Wales : 
Commencing at the north-western corner of portion H.L. 86-11, parish of Hillsborough, county of Cowper; and bounded 
thence generally on the north-west by the north-western and the northern boundary ot that portion to the left bank of the 
Bogan River, that baok upwards to a point weet of the north-western corner of portion 1, parish of Willa Murra, county of 
Clyde, a line east crossing the Bogan River to that corner and the north-western Loundaries of portion H.L. 85-9 to the 
north eastern corner of tbe portion ; thence generally on the north-east by the generally north-eastern boundaries of the last 
portion to its south eastern corner, part of the south-eastern boundary of the said poition II1.L. €5-9, the north-eastern 
boundaries of portions 36, 35, and 34, a line, the north-eastern boundaries of portions 33 and 82 and the south-easterly prolongation 
of the last boundary to its intersection with the north-easterly prolongation of the south-eastern boundary of portion 16, parish of 
Grandoonbone; thence generally on the south-east by the last prolongation to the south-eastera corner of the said portion 16, 
the south-eastern boundaries of portions 16 and 20 to the right bank of the Bogan River, a line southerly crossing the Bogan 
River to the 62-mile post on the road from Nyngan to Gongolgon, parish of Nidery, county of Cowper, and a line bearing 250 
degrecs about 5 miles 60 chains to its inte-section with a 6-wire fence, parish of Gamberoonbone ; and thence generally on the 
south-west by that fence bearing generally north-westerly to the south-eastern boundary of portion H.L. 86-11, parish of 
Hillsborough, at a point distant about 1 mile 25 chains from its south-western corner, part of the south-easte.n and the south- 
western boundary of the last portion, to the point of commencement,—having an area of 734 square miles, or thereabouts. 


(g) Number of Trustees, being either three or five :—The Trustees will be the Western Land Beard. 


(h) Numb-r of years within which the cost of the work shall Le extinguished by a sinking fund :— Twenty-eight years. 


CHARLES A. LEE, 
Secretary for Public Works. 


—_— 


Norn.—Section 8 of the Act enacts that if, within e’ght weeks after the notification of any proposal, ‘‘a petition is presented to 
the Minister signed by at least one-third in number of the occupiers of Crown Land, including homestead selectors, cvnditional lessees, 
and settlement lessees, and owners of other land within the proposed Trust District, objecting to the proposal, he shall refer the proposal to 
the Board for inquiry and report.” 


Section 9 reads :— 


(1) If within the said period no euch petition is received or if the Board reports in favour of the proposal, with or without 
modgifications, the Governor may constitute the Trust with such modifications of the proposal as the Board » ay recommend, 
or, where no reference is made to the Board, with ssch modifications as the Minister may think fit. 


(2) The constitution of the Trust shall be notified by the Minister in the Gazette. 


(3) Upon such notification the conditions of the propozal, with such modifications (if any) as aforezaid, shall te binding on 
the Trust and on the Crown; and the Minister may, out of the funds raised under this Act, carry out the works desoribed 
in the proposal. 


[769] Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 9th August, 1910. 


“WATER AND DRAINAGE ACT, 1902,” AND “ WATER AND DRAINAGE AND ARTESIAN WELLS (AMENDING) 
ACT, 1966.” 


“BELONGIL SWAMP DRAINAGE TRUST.” 


NoriricatTion of proposal for the construction of works of Drainage, and the constitution of a Trust for maintaining, administering, and 
extending such works. 
HEREAS section 6 of the “ Water and Drainage Act, 1902,” provides amongst other things that in respect of any works of 

‘drainage the Minister (that is the Secretary for Public Works) shall notify in the manner therein enacted proposals for the 
construction of such works, and the conetitution of a Trust for maintaining, administering, and extending such works: Now, therefore, I, 
The Honourable Cuaries ALFRED Lex, the Secretary for Public Works for the time being in and for the State of New South Wales, 
in pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by the hereinbefore in part recited section of the last-mentioned Act ard by the “ Water 
and Drainage and Artesian Wels (Amending) Act, 1906,” and of ail other powers me hereunto enabling, do hereby notify that it is 
proposed to construct the works of drainage referred to in the proposal hereto, and to constitute a Trust to be called and known as the 
“ Belongil Swamp Drainage Trust,” for maintaining, administering, and extending such works, in accordance with the particulars set forth 
and described in the proposal hereto, that is to say :— 

The proposal hereinbefore referred to is as follows :— | 

(a) Description of the purpose for which it is proposed to constitute the Trust :—To drain off the water from the swamp lands 
within the proposed Trust District. 

(b) Plan and description of the works and of the land, whether covered with water or not, proposed to be taken cr acquired for the 


purposes of such works, and of their cost or estimated cost :— 


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(1.) Plan of the works :—. 


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“BELONGIL SWAMP DRAINAGE TRUST ”—continued. 
(II.) Description of the Works :~ 


The proposed works consist of excavating channels, fencing, gates, and culverts, 


The proposed channél will commence on the left bank of a branch of Belongil Creek, parish of Byron, county of Rous, at a 
point about 6 chains north from the north-eastern corner of portion 203, and run in a westerly and north-westerly direction 
for a distance of about 3 miles 2,453 feet, and pass through Crown Land, portion 97, along a road, through portions 183 
and 182, reserve 41,426 and Railway land and terminate on reserve 41,426 aforesaid, in the said parish of Byron. The 
bottom widths will be 14 feet, 10 feet, 12 feet, 10 feet 9 inches, and 8 feet, with vertical sides. 


(liL.) Description of land ts be taken or acquired :— 


All that piece or parcel of land, being part of portion 97 of 222 acres, parish of Byron, county of Rous: Commencing at the 
north-eastern corner of the said portion 97, aud bounded thence on the north by the northern boundary of the portion west 
to its north-west corner ; thence on the west by part of a western boundary of the said portion south for a distance of 40 
links ; thence on the south by a line east parallel to the firat-described boundary to the eastern boundary of the portion ; 


and thence on the east by part of the last boundary north 40 links to the point of commencement,—haying an area of about 
3% acres. 


And also, part of portion 183 of 703 acres in the eaid parish and county: Commencing on the southern boundary of the said 
portion 183, and bounded thence by lines bearing generally north-westerly parallel to and 20 links rectangularly distant on 
each side of the centre line of the proposed channel to the northern boundary of the said portion,—having an area of about 
1% acres, 


(IV.) Estimated cost of the works :—£2,700. 
(c) Rate of interest, which shall be paid by the Trust :—£4 per centum per annum. 


(d) Charges to be paid by the Trust for Water to be supplied by the Crown, and the conditions of such Supply :—No water is 
to be supplied by the Crown. i 


m 


(e} Maximum rate which may be assessed by the Trust :—Ten shillings per acre per annum. 
(f) Description of the Trust District :— 
Belongil Swamp Drainage Trust District. 


All that area or tract of country comprising pafts of the parishes of Byron and Brunswick, county of Rous, and State of New 
South Wales: Commencing on the right bank of a branch of Belongil Creek at a point bearing northerly and {distant 
10 chains from the north-eastern corner of portion 203, in the said parish of Byron; and bounded thence generally 
on the south-east by that bank upwards to its intersection with the south-western boundary of portion 204, that south- 
western boundary, a line south-westerly to the intersection of the south-eastern side of the reserved road running through 
portion 203 and the north-eastern boundary of that portion, south-eastern sides of that road running through: portions 203 
and 202 to a point east of and distant 17 chains from the western boundary of the last portion, a line south crossing portions 
202, 201, 200, and 199 to the southern boundary of the last portion, part of the last boundary west fora distance of 10 
chains, a line north crossing portions 199, 200, and 2)1 to its intersection with a south-western side of the reserved road 
ranniog through the lest portion, south-western sides of that road to the western boundary of the last portion, a line west to 
the eastern boundary of portion 97, part of the last boundary to the south-eastern corner of the portion, part of a southern 
boundary of the last portion for a distance of 15 chains, and a line south crossing portions 95 and 62 to a point distant 20 
chains from the northern boundary of the last portion; thence on the south by a line west crossing portions 62 and 61 to the 
western boundary of the last portion; thence generally on the south-west by a line north-westeriy crossing portion 60 to the 
south-eastern corner of portion 10, parish of Brunswick, the eastern boundary of the last portion, the generally north-eastern 
boundaries of portion 4 to north-eastern corner of the portion, the generally eastern boundaries of portion 2 to the north- 
eastern corner of the portion, part of the eastern boundary of portion 16 to its intersection with the. north-eastern boundary 
of railway lend—Byron Bay to the Tweed River railway—part of the last boundary to a point west of and distant 18 chains 
from the said eastern boundary of portion 16, and a line north crossing portions 16 and 17 to the northern boundary of the 
last portion ; thence on the north by part of the last boundary to the north-eastern corner of the portion and a line east for 
a distance of 15 chains; and thence generally on the north-east by a line south-easterly to the north-western corner of 
portion 117, parish of Byron, the western boundary of the last portion, a line south-easterly to the intersection of the north- 
western boundary of portion 179 with a south-western side of the reserved road running through the portion, south-western 
sides of the said road running through portions 179 and 178 to the eastern boundary of the last portion, and a line south- 
easterly to the point of commencement, having an area of 2,390 acres or thereabsuts. 


(9) Number of Trustees, being either three or five :—Three, 


(h) Number of years within which the cost of the work shall be extinguished by @ sinking fund :—Twenty-eight years, 
Given under my hand at Sydney, this ninth day of August, in the year one thousand nine hundred and ten. 


CHARLES A. LEE, 
Secretary for Public Works. 


Noru.—Bection 8 of the “ Water and Drainage Act, 1902,” enacts that if, within eight weeks after the notification of any proposal, 
“a petition is presented to the Minister signed by at least one-third in number of the occupiers of Crown Land, including homestead 
selectors, conditional lessees, and settlement lessees, and owners of other land within the proposed Trust District, objecting to the proposal, 
he shall refer the proposal to the Board for inquiry and report.” 


Section 9 reads :— 


(1) If within the said period no such petition is received or ifthe Board reports in favour of the proposal, with or without 
modifications, the Governor may constitute the Trust with such modifications of the proposal as the Board may recommend, 
or, where no reference is made to the Board, with such modifications as the Minister may think fit. : 


(2) The constitution of the Trust shall be notified by the Minister in the Gazette. 


‘ > ie ; Py : : pe inding on the 

3) Upon such notification the conditions of the proposal with such modifications (if any) as aforesaid, shall be binding < 

(3) Teast and on the Crown; and the Minister may, out of the funds raised under this Act, carry out tho works described in the 
proposal, med aaane 74 


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REPORT BY THE GOVERNMENT STATISTICIAN ON THE VITAL STATISTICS OF THE 
METROPOLIS FOR THE MONTH OF JULY, 1910. 


Le fullowing is a condensed statement of the principal features of the month, compared with the 


averages for the corresponding month of the previous five years, due allowance being made for increase 
in population :— 


; ee of | pa thle of 
Particulars. | dee for pradions | Causes of Death. 1910. for previous 
5Byears. | 5 years. 
Births He ey ves es Bor 1,313 1,341 Pulmonary Diseases... A ite 79 93 
Deaths tes es Boe aay Bi 551 595 Diseases of the Heart... ae “$0 69 5 
Illegitimate Births Re ot ory 109 139 Wasting Diseases of Infants .., rei 49 47 
Deaths under 1 ... AES 55 ae 102 103 Cancer’! ”.. are ae seh aS. 49 42 
oe eas Were ae ‘i ay ost 25 7 Phthisis ... ale re fie sae 38 46 
+ 5 - 64 ... as sa ae 265 294 Bright’s Disease... sa Aste Red 30 34 
», 65 and over a” ae ae 159 171 Hemorrhage of the Brain, &c.... Fi 23 28 
Annual Rates per 1,000 of Population — Epidemic Diseases oe ape pee 19 24 
Births are Os Pre oi 26°04 26°52 Accident wots io at Bao 130 22 
Deaths ... 35r ae BG a 10°92 11°76 || Senility ... tk a sc ie 17 32 
Illegitimate Births ... vale ie 2°16 2°76 Diarrhea and Enteritis.. ari Bids 16 20 
Deaths under J, per 1,000 Births vas 78 77 


Births.—Of the total births, 685 were of males and 628 of females. The rate is not satisfactory, 
as although higher than for last month, it is below the average for the previous five years. The illegitimate 
~ birth-rate is below the average. There were 160 births, or 12:19 per cent. of the total, in hospitals and in 
other public institutions. 


Deaths.—Of the total deaths, 312 were of males and 239 of females. The mortality rate is satis- 
factory, as although higher than for the month of July, 1909, it is considerably below the average for the 
previous five years. Decreases are shown in deaths at all age-groups. 


The infantile mortality was 78 per 1,000 births, as against 77, the average for the month of July 
for the previous five years. 


Among the very old persons who died, one was aged 93 years, one 95, and one 103. 

Of the total deaths, 193, or 35-03 per cent., occurred in hospitals and in other public institutions. 

Causes of Death.—During the month pulmonary diseases contributed most largely to the death-roll, 
with 79 deaths, then diseases of the heart 69, wasting diseases of infants and cancer 49 each, phthisis 38, 
Bright’s disease 30, hemorrhage of the brain, &c., 23, epidemic diseases and accident 19, senility 17, 
diarrhea and enteritis 16. 

Compared with the average number in July during the previous five years, there were increases in 
diseases of the heart 19-0 per cent., cancer 16°7 per cent., and wasting diseases of infants 4:3 per cent. ; 
and decreases in old age 46-9 per cent., epidemic diseases 20-8 per cent., diarrhoea and enteritis 20-0 per cent., 
hemorrhage of the brain, &c., 17°8 per cent., phthisis 17-4 per cent., pulmonary diseases 15-1 per cent., 
accident 13:5 per cent., and Bright’s disease 11:8 per cent. 

Included in the deaths from pulmonary diseases were 51 from pneumonia and 24 from bronchitis, 
the former being 2 above and the latter 8 below the average for the preceding five years. 

Jn wasting diseases of infants there were included 29 deaths from premature birth and 9 from — 
congenital debility, the former being 7 above and the latter 6 below the average. 

Of the epidemic diseases typhoid fever caused 5 deaths, measles 4, influenza 3, diphtheria and whooping- 
cough 2 each. 

The average number of deaths from each of these diseases during the same month of the preceding five 
years was—T'yphoid fever 4, measles 1, influenza 3, diphtheria 4, and whooping-cough 7. 


The returns of the Board of Health show that 64 cases of typhoid fever, 239 of diphtheria, and 37 
of scarlet fever were notified during the month. 


METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS FOR JULY, 1919. 
(As SuPPLIzp BY THE COMMONWEALTH MarzoRoLoaicaL BrREav.) 

Mean barometer, 9 a.m.— 29-969. 

Wind—Prevailing direction—-N. W. 

Temperature—Highest in the shade, 65:5°, on the 2nd. 
Lowest sj a O2Y Sa ee Lees 
Greatest range, 20 Oa ete aes 
Mean in the shade, 53:2°. 


Humidity—-Greatest amount, 98, on the 19th. 
Least yh peweer sy 074th 


Rain— Number of days, 13. 
Greatest fall, 2:94 inches, on the 19th. 
Total fall, 8:69 inches. 


Average rainfall for July during the previous ten years, 5:60 inches. 
Lightning—Number of days, 0. 


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4405 
VITAL STATISTICS OF METROPOLIS—continued. 
No, 1.—BIRTHS and DEATHS registered in the Metropolis—July, 1910. 
ILLEGITIMATE a 
Estimated BIRTHS. Births BIRTHS ~ DEATHS, Deaths 
Municipality. Popula- per 1,000 cf | (included in foregoing). per 1,000 of 
tion, 31st Popula- Popula- 
Dec., 1909. | tion. & tion, 
Males. | Females.| Total. Males. | Females. | Total. || Males.| Females. Total. 
SYDNEY aw sae 125,7€0 84 81 165 1:30 5 4 9 40 34 7A 58 
Paspitals (coe ve | cee : 27 21 48 sae 12 11 23 67 AL 108 eee 
126,700 M11 12 213 1°68 17 15 82 107 15 182 1:44 
Camperdown (included a: 
above) : al ROO 15 8 23 22 a 1 2 3 33 
SuBvRBs— 
Balmain ».. | 80,380 82 31 63 se 1 2 3 13 13 26 ose 
North- Leichhardt 24,146 27 é 54 : Lae L 1 7 8 15 eee 
western ) Annandale .,..| 10,670 12 12 24 : ee os a 2 2 4 ie 
Glebe 20,659 16 19 35 1 1 2 8 9 17 AS 
85,840 &7 89 176 | 205 2 4 6 30 32 62 72 
West Newtown «1 26,689 20 35 60 ae Z 1 3 5 7 12 see 
hte} Erskineville 7,120 15 7 22 me Sa sae 2 4 6 one 
St. Peter’s 8,146 8 if 15 ; ] 1 5 : 5 * 
41,940 43 49 97 2°31 2 2 4 12 KY 23 05 
{ Redfern 24,100 33 £9 62 1 ] 10 11 21 ee 
Darlington 8,403 6 5 1! aes ie oe aa = awa 
East Waterloo 10,530 13 17 3 1 1 2 5 5 oe 
Central } Alexandria 11,(00 | 24 9 33 an aw 4 1 5 aaa 
Botany 4,259 5 ] 6 1 fs 1 1 q 2 see 
North’ Botany .. 5,610 5 8 13 | is 1 1 | ous 
| 
£8 890 86 69 1535 2°63 2 2 4 29 14 3h 58 
ea he — fe a 
Paddington 22,570 22 12 2 il ae 1 Il 8 19 tee 
Randwick 15.980 17 i 28 1 i 1 8 4 12 ies 
Eastern Waverley 18,549 23 24, 47 2 1 3 12 2 14 va 
Woollahra 35,460 16 1k 3C Sead eer 1 1 6 5 rT Nee 
Vaucluse 1,82) il 2 3 i a ee i} ere 1 aA6 
74,370 a 63 142 191 4 2 6 38 19 57 “a7 
Ashfield 19,970] 16 17 33 ; 1 (iota 6 12 ez 
Burwood ee 9,10) 5 13 18 5 ] 1 2 2 3 5 eco 
Enfield 3,270 1 1 2 : ae 2 = 3 2 5 ie: 
Concord 3,610 2 5 7 Pea 1 ; 1 ide Fr ane ae 
Western 4 Strathfield 3,8C0 6 4 10 Ae ise Te it + 1 nen 
Homebush 550 be ne a8 : Si os ie 5 sa ane 5 
Drummoyne 8,020 8 6 14 i ae Re ane 1 Pe 3 nee 
Marrickville 27,100 27 &3 69 AS if 2 3 10 10 20 oe) 
Petersham 20,110 20 19 39 : ane 4 6 4 10 va 
95,560 85 98 188 1:92 3 4, a 29 27 56 59 
(Canterbury .. 9,680 12 19 31 : vee d 4 8 oes 
Hurstville Spall eee Os) 10 8 18 j vs ie noG she 1 1 aie 
Southern 4 Bexley ee 5,940 3 3 6 Be on Ga a ase 4 2 6 aaa 
Kogarah fle 0,830 12 3 15 | ee « . oe 2 | 1 3 ose 
Rockdale ; 12,790 16 12 28 | B33 vee a i, 3 4 =e 
42,340 53 45 98 231 : ae il Il 22 52 
(North Sydney .. ‘ 31,600 34 26 60 5s 2 2 4 7 5 12 Ree 
Mosman . | 12,800 16 9 25 ae Son rae wee ra) 1 4 HG 
Willoughby 11,630 H 12 24 | scr ae 6 nit 5 foc 5 eee 
North ' Lane Cove 4,060 8 - 3 a ae te aie er 1 1 are 
orthern + Manly .| 10,140 10 5 15 i 1 1 20 4 6 se 
Ry de 5 4,580 3 1 4 | . a oe 1 | 3 4 ese 
Hater’ 8 Hill 4 4,520 3 2 5 if oy : 3 | 2 5 ae 
Eastwood 930 1 i zt, ee a 1 ato 
| 80,26) 82 | pear rise || 1-74 3 2 5 | 22 16 38 “47 
Suburban Hospitals, &c.*.. | ...... 54 58 112 20 25 45 43 34 77 ie 
Torat—SuBvEES . | 479,200 574: 526 | 1,100 239 35 41 77 295 164 369 “7 
SYDNEY... . | 126,700 ht 102 213) ee 2-68 17 15 82 107 75 182 1°44 
Msrropous ...| 605,900 | 685 | 623 11313 | 217 53 56 1c9 | 312 239 551 i 
| cent atcictenint 


* Eight deaths in hospitals from Epi 


Glebe 1, Redfern 2, Paddington 1, Wav erley 1, and Willoughby 1. 
Norz —Since the 1st January, 1909, the Municipality of Camperdown has been included in the City of Sydney and has been shown separately. 


No. 124, 10 Avaust, 1910 --3, 


demic Diseases have been distributed amongst the Municipalities, according to their origin, 


viz :—Sydncy 2, 


4406 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. [10 Ava., 1910. 


VITAL | SPATISTIOS OF METROPOLIS—cenfinued, 


No. 2.BIRTHS and DEATHS registered in the Metropolie—July, 1910. 


DEATES 
BIRTHS | aa hii arieck | into npn oti my ai ie 
Under 1 year. Total under 5 years. [|_Szearsand over, | & years and over. 
District Sy |) eee ee 

; | i ; Total 
| 4 eS Dee ere ie ee Deaths. 
Oe gee Scie emer ho ep : 

= a - 2 a wey 

a) oR fe Bee a |e. | é | Be ome OR 
City of Sydney... ay is 84; 61] 166 8 7 15 8 8 16 82 6 58 74, 
Hospitals, &e. = Di) 20 48 | § & 11 14 5 19 53 36 89 108 

Suburbs — | | i 
Norih-western Borougha.... 87 | 89 | 176° 7 8 15 9 il 20 2 21 42 62 
West Central 8 8 48 AD O75) 4, 6 10 4 6 10 8 5 18 23 
East Central in As 8H | (9 155 | 5 5 10 ff 6 13 13 8 21 3h 
Hastern a Rk WO OB (5 Bez o 1 3 14 13 4 17 25 1i 40 57 
Westen nfaeme tS ae psi eles ge ne ei 8 6|. 14/1 91) “21 | al Be 
Scatbern ie i 63) 45 98 | 4 1 5 4 1 5 c 10 17 22 
Northern " B20 28 ae. 2 2 4 | 2 2 4 20 14 34 38 
Suburban oepitala, &e. 54 £8 L124 4 3 Tah 5 4, 9 88 30 68 fie 
| 
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——— | | |) | | |) | | —— | —— | — | — | —— 
Total vee | €85 | 628 | 1,318 | 57 45 | 102 74 538 | 127 238 | 186 | 424 bbl 
| 


No. 3.—BIRTHS and DEATHS in Hospitals and other Institutions—July, 1910, 


x ILLEGITIMATE BIRTHS . 
BIRTHS. (included in foregoing). DEATHS. 
dustitubion. = FS 1, ces 
Hales. | Femaies. Total. Maies. Females. Total. Males, Females. Total. 
Ciry or SypNEY— 

Sydney Hospital wea tose eee eee eee peo | toe coe eee 29 9 88 
8s, Vincent’s Hospital is ‘ aes on ‘Se eis A eee 4 5 9 
Hospice for the Dying - Sec as as ae ee re 4 /6 10 
Women’s Hospital... ii 3 16 7 22 7 2 9 2 2 
Private Ifospitals ... ae - ccf as Bes ser “ fos 2 3 5 

Hespital for Infants (Benevolent 
Society) aie nae fan eee eee fio ove 2 2 4 
faternity Home, St. “Margaret’s aE 12 id 26 5 9 14 Yy 
Reception Uoure for Insane .. es et hive nee ae digs 1 ann 1 
Prince Alfred Hospital, Camperdown ea sie oe soe wes ven 17 16 33 
dicspital for Children, Camperdown wae tare i 9 4, 13 
Total, Sydney fc as eee, 21 43 12 il 23 GO 45 115 

Scpcees— 

Coast Hospital be a me aac A is aise 5 at 4, 5 9 
North Shore Hospital se ae eet | : : ais i “1 8 
Mater Misericordie, North $ Syd: 1ey.. sits ose vee | - tee vee 1 1 
Lewisham Hospital .... hs pee way ee wit aes 2 2 
(Crivate Wards) ae s ae wie 2a ag eat 2 1 3 
Balmain TYospital — ... See ae aes bee eek 2 5 ve 
Western Suburbs Hospital . Sl pera ae rey : ide Sas ; 2 2 
Home of Peace, Marri: kville ay Ri a Pate td it ey 3 1 4, 
Bh. Geo ge Hospital, Kogarah 5h 1 ne eer att b= Pos Bes os 1 2 3 
Priv ate Hoapitals  ... big 3 9 12 es waste ede 5 ort 5 
peel ote for Insane. Callan Park 8 te <A ak ian e's ¥e 10 7 17 
; ss Gladesville ... ' a ie asa See 6 i 7 
BS (Private) Ry de. : its i ia Bes bes ioe 1 1 
Maternity Home, Anuandale * 1 5 6 a 1 1 ae ee eae 
9 Newton... a 6 7 13 6 6 12 oes 0 aes 
Burwood . 5 2 7 5 2 i aaa 1 1 

Hospital “for Women ( Benevoleni 
Society) ... ‘. 39 85 74, 9 16 25 2 4 6 

Home for Aged, Renadwit ica 5 ‘ eee eee vee eee vee 1 ove Al y 
Iufants’ Home, Ashfield ; ras at a Ree ate 1 
: Soe es - a | | | * 

Total, Suburbs .... n 54 58 112 2) 25 45 44 84 73 
Total, Metropolis... 81 79 160 382 86 68 114 To 193 


Nore, ~ Tne distribution of these 193 deaths to the districts in Which the hospitals are situated ig as follows:—Sydney 115, Balmain 24, 
Easte'n 18, Western 15, Southern 3, and Northern 18, 


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VITAL STATISTICS OF METROPOLIS—continued. 
No. 4.--BIRTHS, DEATHS, and METEOROLOGY—Monthly. 


BER? HS, | DEATHS. | METEOROLOGY, 
EGQIVIMATE 
RS TOTAL, aaa ie ea | TOTAL. | AGES AT DRATH. RAIN, 
Tae Rate Ai. | Rate per | Under One year. | Total Por. Tempera 
Number| , 73 Number! 1.000 of. | © 1,0c0, |. Satie: oye Ro oa 65 and | Number| Total ture. 
of nepae Popalatled ba das of (ebts\Numb on _ Batg per a: a | 5-64. over. ss days.) Fall. F 

1909, ‘ Inches 
July +. | 1,847 2°25 134 | 23 N 617 ‘86 98 73 322 250 345 15 83 50°9 
August sey OCS Ot a ees 183 | “31 | 620 104 97 69 128 322 170 eo 17 2716 54-2 
September...| 1,293 | 2°16 134 “23) "1h BAG ‘91 84 65 108°]: 271 | 167. || 9°cb Bubb}: 57-1 
October ...| 1,270 2°12 1i6 18 | 422 “70 67 3 101 199 122 15 1€8 64°4 
Norember...| 1,372 2°29 140 12h.) 618 87 |) 144 105 168 237 133 13 2°45 67:1 
ya 1,263 241 120 22 565 94 142 113 177 266 122, 11 3:64 701 
J .nuary 1,338 2°24. 143 24 54.3 “90 125 $2 154 251 138 17 5°30 T18 
February 1,260 2°03 107 "18 | 520 “83 119 G4 161 £22 M7 13 65. 716 
March 1,802 215 133 "22 | 542 “69 127 98 160 241 141 25 754 68°2 
Apnil 4,882 ASS 124 “20 455 13 115 £3 137 204 115 13 2°91 65:0 
May .| 1,406 eX) 128 21 1) O48 "85 &6 61 117 249 147 7 3:19 60:0 
June «| 1,257. ROT 98 ‘16 477 ah) O4 75 122 218 137 19 B51 55:2 
July > | 1,318 2737 109 “1S. ha od =| “$1 102 78 127 205 159 13 8°62 §3°2 

| 


No. 5.—BIRTHS, DEATHS, AND INFANTILE MORTALITY—Rates—Comparative Table. 


Births, Deaths. Tiegitimate Births, || BateeBer 1,000 of Populations. 2485 tantite 
Period. ~ : recAT hacer Mortality 
Sydney.|Suburbs| Total. |‘Sydney.|Suburbe| Total. | S | Ulezitimate|) Pt ths. 

yaney.| subur =| otas. | oyaney.) sour ‘| otar, SIAvE, Suburbs.| Total. Births. Deaths. Births, Births. 

July, 1901...) 248 884 |1,132 166 407 | 578 * * * 2°30 Et7 “ 83 

+ 1902 .| 237 859 |.1,096 La 363 | 534 47 72 119 2°16 1:05 "23 85 
7 1903...) ~231 871 | 1,102 153 368 | 621 50 |. 66 116 2°12 1:00 22 89 
A 1904...| 235 816 | 1,081 113 358 | 471 41 73 114 2°06 “90 "22 71 
” 1908...) 206 938 | 1,145 164, 389 543 43 69 112 216 102 21 80 
5 1906...) 225 | 1,017 |,942 120 410 53 51 "9 120 2°28 “97 24 68 
2» 1907...| 224 | 1,057 |,281 ]) 155 | ; 482 |. 687 | c61 gil yes | Bee) 112 22° | 98 
»*. 1908..| 241} 1,009 | 1,220 || 145 | £93) 540 | 61 83 | 146 || 2:09 92 25° +] 65 
. 3909...|° 235.] 1,112 [1,817 || 163} 834) 617 |) 68 76 | 134 | 9:28 ‘87 a 73 
= 1910;..)-2 3324.4, L039 121,313.11 182 369 |. 551 32 fil 109 || 2:17 “OL 18 78 
eR GO eles a Sek GSAT th A amie 08%, | eae ween Sala at: 99 22 79 
] 
Nore.—In 1909 Camperdown, which, up to the end of 1903 was a separate Municipality, was incorporated with the City of Sydney, 
* Information not available. 
No, 6.— DEATHS under and over 5 years—METROROLOGY—Comparative Table. 
SYoREY. | SUBURBB. METROPOLIS. | METEOROLOGY. 
P iod. | . pth 
eri Under oe 5 faa Under reise 5 years andor ata 5 years Paar Height of Rain. 
cS 8 HL 5 Oo, da || , der 5. da . ‘ : 
1 year, uncer anda over. | year unaer a0G OVET. || ch a UBnGe ana over. ‘ture. | Barometer. Depth. | ign 
aoe. ee LL = 
| i | : | Inches. 

July, 1901 21 27 189, We tis 93 3i4 || . 94 120 453 593 | 30204) 393/ 16 
4 1902 23 24; 147 70 92 271 | - 93 116 418 52:8 39273 |S 2e ho 
i 1903 23 33 12 75 105 252 98 13 382 52'1 30'099 | 534 | 12 
ms 1904 20 25 S85 || od 83 eho el! | Le shOS 863 52°9 30161 1105 | 21 
p 1905 27 32 122 || 65 37 802 |} 92 119 424 | 518 80°099 39 6 
ve 196 18 23 97 || 66 83 s27 {} 8h )P° > 106 424 540 | 30°046 | 20 7 
“ 107 22 28 127 104: 133 349 || 126 | 26L 476 52:2 | 807112 20 2 
5 1608 16 19 126 63 78 817 79 | 97 443 513 80°202 | 11°59 | 17 
- 1969 23 32 131 75 99 264 98 122 395 50'S 86°066 83 | 15 
yr 1910 26 35 147 a 92 277 102 127 | 494 532 29°969 | 869 | 13 

ps ee eee eee” Se 

; See note to Table No, 5. 
No, 7—PRINCIPAL CAUSES OF DHEATH—July—Comparative Table, 
pT Tag a : 3% ef Aoidius Bi : ae |g Spas 
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1902 ... af vee} OB [cre | ABE Sal PSkP SbF) 4k 83.| 61 33 59 13 26 86. | 27 | 14 2 
1903... vee Sah Om Ayes lt oe 1| 6| 3 | 45 39 | 49 26 43 19 24 47 | 24) 15 9 
1904 ... 4 ste] ele | aves |, OS Up aeedl| Boetolae) 55 24 | 42 30 44 19 29 Al |.27 | 20 2 

“1905... oes viol 8] Wa BCP wash oe ay 40 82) 47 27 47 20 42 48 | 19! 23 3 
1906... oe seal haart ae rer ante Feeds 38 |. 47 35 58 28 24 36 | 32] 14 2 
1907... 5 | Oh) <2]... TESTE BOE (Si. 48 43 | 67 42 53 19 24 54 | 40| 19 2 
Pees i Mesel De | see Pde eee peer) 46 88 |) GF 29 | 46 17 | 85 | 40 | 29} 23 | 7 
1809... Ax PA ae a ee ba ee SO Fala 49 | 55 27 AL 13 35 45'-~}-47~|-29 8 
1910 ete Ses reaemapetg! page | 40"!* com tfveaem open tie280 | 49 ] 17) 19 | 2 


pe etl sie ea alta is 0 sli me MR ot a ce 
* See note to Table No, 8,on next page, ; Fi ; 


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[10 Ave. 1910. 


No. 8.—PRINCIPAL CAUSES 


Municipality. 


VITAL STATISTICS OF METROPOLIS—continued, 


OF DEATH IN EACH MUN 


SYDNEY cas a 
Hospitals, &e. ... 


Camperdown (in- 
cluded above) 
SosvuRBs— 


North-western— 
Balmain ate 
Leichhardt ... 
Annandale ... 
Glebe... are 


West Central— 
Newtown 


Erskineville ... 
St. Peter’s ... 
East Central— 
Redfern . 
Darlington ... 
Waterloo ... 
Alexandria ... 


Botany 
North Botany 


Kastern— 
Paddington ... 
Randwick 
Waverley 
Woollahra ... 


Vaucluse... 
Western— 
Ashfield ooo 
Burwood es 
Enfield ca 
Concord oan 
Strathfield ... 


Homebush 
Drummoyne... 
Marrickville .., 


Petersham .,., 
Southern— 
Canterbury ... 
Hurstville ... 
Bexley ane 
Kogarah... 
Rockdale ,,, 


Northern— 
North Sydney 


Mosman wee 
Willoughby ... 
Lane Cove ... 
Manly eae 


Ryde... ae 
Hunter’s Hill 
Eastwood 


Suburban Hospitals, &c. 


ToTaL—SyYDNEY .,,.., 
SUBURBS ... 


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10 Ava.,1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. “4409 
VITAL STATISTICS C¥ METROPOLIS -co.tinu d. 
No. 9.— shaadi ES OF DEATH IN THE METROPOLI3—July. $1). 
AGES, AGES. 
Causes of Death. Tota). || * ei 4 
fees 8 &, Causes cf ‘Death Total oe 5 oo 
$ 64 over 4 64 over, 
{.—GernNeEeRat D1skAsEs. V.—DIsEAsrs OF THE DIGESTIVE 
Epidemic Diseases, Organs. | 
5 q 5 5 
pa ii sw to fhett |g | tt | 92 Diseases of the Mouth 4.) 1 Kgece 
Bont ocala 4 "3 1 102 Ulcer of the Stomach : 1 sas 1 55 
SF Wining osuet } 9 9 103 Ocher Diseases of the Stomach 2 1 ate 1 
ping eongh s 3 1034 dastritis 7 2 2 3 
9 Diphtheria - 2 2 astr i: on 
9aCroup 4 ‘ 1 1 104 Diarrhea and Enteritis 
£0 Yhseoval 2: 3 "3 - de he He under 2 years of A Af 
age as ce nee zie 
sep yecokery : - 105 D: aes and Huteritis— 
Other General Diseases. Mines eae 2syears.and 5 ce 4 1 
20 Purulent Infection, Septi 1¢8 Appendicitis and Ty phlitis .. 5 509 5 One 
cremia nee ae re 1 ales 2 mn 109 Hernia, Intestinal Obstruction 8 1 3 4, 
24 Tetanus ‘ il l He ... £110 Other Diseases of the In- 
28 Tuberculosis —-Lungs 38 ans 37 1 testines ... 2 1 1 ies 
30 Meninges hae 1 1 ae = 112aHydatid of Abdomen. 1 ; Lethe e 
SL Abdominal ... 1 a 1 .. | 113 Cirrhosis of Liver ... 4, : 3 1 
35 Disseminated..| 3 5a 3 .. | 114 Biliary Caleuli ne 1 : 1 ose 
37 Syphilis ag 3 2 1 , | 115 Other Diseases of the Liver...) 3 % 2 1 
39 Cancer—Mouth 5 4 1 | 117 Simple Peritonitis ... ee : 1 1 
40 Stomach and Liver 16 8 8 
41 Peritoneum, Intes- 
tines,and Rectum| 9 ne 7 2 | VI.—Duiseaszs oF THE GENITO- 
42 Female Genital Urninaky SYsTEM AND 
Organs .., tO 26 5 1 ADNEXA. 
43 Breast 5 f 3 2 | 
45 Other Organs 8 : 7 1 {120 Bright’s Disease... 804, Woks 18 12 
47 Acute Aricular Rheumatism) 5 5 ... | 122 Other Diseases of the Kidneys 
48 Chronic Kheumatism, Gou uf r ee 1 and Adnexa 2 2 Aue 
5) Diabetes wie sce Seal ee Ne 3 1 | 124 Diseases of the Bladder 1 a 1 
53 Leucmmia ... ee 3 aes 3 ... | 126 Diseases of the Prostate 4 : ae 4 
64 Anemia, hiérasis +H 5+: 2 ot 1 Al 129 Uterine Tumour é bios Be 1 a 
55 Other General Diseases 1 i Roe ... | 132 Salpengitis and other Diseases - 
of the Female Genital] 
{I.—DisEases OF THE NERVOUS eT alte ; 7 ut z “t 
SYSrEM AND OF THE ORGAN: 
OF SPECIAL SENSE. VII.—Pvrnrserat Conpirion. 
61 Simple Meningitis ... oe 3 2 1 
62 Locomotor Ataxia... 1 xf 1 137 Puerperal Septicamia 8 eee: eee 4 one 
63 Other Diseases of the Spinal 
; Cord as ee 1 1 {| 188 Puerperal Eclampsia 2 ‘ 2 oe 
64 Congestion and Huemorrhage 
of the Brain 15 iy 8 7 
5 S ftening of the Brain ia - es 3 | VIIL—Diseaszes oF THE SKIN 
eB Paralysis without indicated AND OF THE CELLULAR TISSUE. 
cause 5 aes 4 1 
67 General Paralysis of Insane 2 FA 2 .. | 142 Gangrene... ose 2 eee 1 1 
68 Other forms of Mental 143 Furuacle 2 ses 2 eee 
Alienation ... re 1 5 a 5 .. | 145 Other Diseases of the Skin} 1 1 Aor vee 
69 Epilepsy ba: a x 3 ue 3 see 
7i Convulsions of children 
(under 5 years of age) , "4 ve ... | LX.—DISEASES OF THE ORGANS 
73 Neuralgia and Neuritis sot at % 1 dy or Locomorioy. 
74 Other Diseases of the Nervous : 
System, fa _ 2 i 2 146 Diseases of the Bones 1 1 o0e 
III.—Diszases OF THE CIRCU- X.— MALFORMATIONS. | 
LATORY SYSTEM. 
mesOrpaite Diseauad Seatie rear} 288 7 99 38 150 Congenital Malformations .. 7 7 ove ose 
80 Angina Pectoris 1 ‘ ae 1 
81 Diseases of the Avterten ss a Fy . 
Ve Ran a P 9 3 XI. ps EARLY IN 
2 Embolism, Thrombosis 5 a 1 | 151 Congenital Debility .., 9 9 By 90 
15ipPremature Birth ... 29 29 “eK ove 
-[V.—DIszAsEs OF THE RESPI- 152 Other Diseases peculiar to | 
RATORY SYSTEM. Infancy vee tes tee 4 4 see vee 
87 Diseases of the Larynx 1 1 A as 
89 Acute Bronchitis .., 8 5 rr 3 XII.—Oxp Ac. 
90 Chronic Bronchitis .., 16 Ack 4 12 a 
91 Broncho-preumonia 21 19 1 1 | 154 Senility tee ales Pee 74 ave sos 17 
92 Pneumonia ... a 30 8 14 8 
93 Pleurisy = af 2 1 1 
94 Congestion of the Lungs, XIII.— VIOLENCE. 
Pulmonary Apoplexy 2 vi tea 2 
96 Asthma 1 sis Se 1 | 157 Suicide—Strangulation 7 1 oe 
$8 Other Diseases of the Respi- 161 Jumping from high 
ratory System... 1 ne 1 me places... . “ > 


id NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. [10 Ava., 1910, 
"VITAL STATISTIOS OF METROPOLIS—continued. 
No. 9.—CAUSES OF DEATH IN THE METROPOLIS—July, 1910—continued. 


nn EE EE ED 


AGES. "=" K GES: 
: a aa ee ee es of Death. a a Ts oa SE [an een 
Causes of nego Total lees 5 5 Caus a TAN Beet al 5 65 
“ET 5 a 3 5 ae ence and 
: 64 over. 64 over. 
XIII.—VioLtunce—conilinued. XTV.—Itu-Dsrinzp Cavsss. 
167 Accidents—Scalds, &e. 5, 2 1 iL ... {£188 Syncope, Sudden Death ... Lesh lsc csumiaceye 1 
172. Falls “4 6 oe 3 3 #1884 Heart Failure 3 ax 2 at 
1754 Railways and 189 Unspecified or Ill- defined: . “9 i 6 2 
Tramways ...| 3 3h 2 1 |- | 
1753 Vehicles and ; : Potal cee tee 551 127 255 159 
: Horses oe RE EES ; At : —_ 
1750 Other Cae, 1 1 1 Males vee eee a Oo bar ene a: 150 88 
181 . Electricity 2 Fae 2 Ane I 
185 Fractures 2 |i 1 mm Fomales .., ose eas} 209 El) bd Ot Tho 71 
182 Homicide—Firearms 1 | 1 \ 
1865 Not Classed— (Open Verdic. 4~ 4 aes 
Notr.—The pewes y in the foregoing Report are mon pilbd from preliniiary returns, and are gubject to revision at 
the end of the year. 
; JOHN B, TRIVETT, 
Government Statistician’s Office, Government ‘Statistictae. 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1910, ) [864] 


REPORT BY THE GOVERNMENT STATISTICIAN ON THH VITAL STATISTICS OF 
NEWCASTLE DISTRICT FOR THE MONTH OF JULY, 1910. 


Tue births during the month were 163, viz., 81 males and 82 females, or at the rate of 2°49 per 1,000 of 
population. Twenty- one of these children were illegitimate. 

The deaths numbered 55 (35 males and 20 females), or 0:84 per 1,000 of population. Thirteen 
deaths occurred in Public Institutions. 

The births are 4 above and the deaths 12 below the mean number for July during the previous nine 

ears. 

x Of the deaths, diseases of the heart were responsible for 12, accidents 5, epilepsy, bronchitis, and 
pneumonia 4 each, cancer and Bright’s disease 3 each. 

There were 3 cases of typhoid fever, 11 of scarlet fever, and 13 of diphtheria, reper ted to the Board 
of Health. None of these cases proved fatal, 

Of the persons who died, 6, or 10-91 per cent., were under 5 years of age; and 2 were less than 
I year old. The deaths of infants under 1 year old represented 12 per 1,000 births. 


METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS—JULY, 1910, 
(As SurPLIED BY THE COMMONWEALTH MzTEOROLOGICAL BUREAU.) 


Mean barometer, 9 a.m.-— 30-004, 
Wind—Prevailing direction, N.W. 


Temperature— 
Highest in the shade, 64:0°, on the 12th. 
Lowest - Aa, + ee eth ae a 
Greatest range, 16:0°,, ,, 2nd, 12th,-and 26th. 
Mean in the shade, 54:2°, a 
Humidity— 
Greatest amount, 100, on the 28th, 
Least 7 DD, - 4 7th. 
Rain— 


Number of days, 9, 

Greatest fall, 1:68 inches, on the 18th. 

Total fall, 3-32 inches, 
Lightning—Number of days, nil, 


No. 1.—BIRTHS AND DEATHS, Neweastle District—July, 1910. 


P he BIRTHS. IULEGITIMA TE BIRTHS : é 
Tee, tee (Included in foregoing), DEATHS pe * p00 
31 Dec., > of Popula- 

1909, Males. |Females| Total. Males. |Females} Total. Males. |Females| Total. tion, 

Newcastle City “ia . 15,250 14, § 23 1 1 2 3 2 5 vs 
: : toc tou tee 4 2 5 “on eee eee ieee! 2 2 eos 

Rr ED aScrie ss) Be ickham ,,, 16 | 115 31 i ae 2 3 3 6 Ss 
Se Waratah .,.. 8 Wa 15 1 iat 1 5 he ff 1 ra 

Waratah District..2 Hamilton ,.. 6 a7 23 hay ee 4, 3 7 a0 
“4 Lambton ... }| 50,2504 b 7 11 1 1 2 3 1 4. Y} 
: NewlLambton cee 2 2 eae ae At vee ‘ iy 1 eee 
Kahibah District.. 2 Adamstown.. 4 1 5 i oN it ae : nt 
Merewether 6 4 10 2 a 2 9 3 5 a0 
‘Wallsend District—Wallsend ,.. Gt oie 16 29 1 2 3 8 3 ll ay 
Hospitals and Asylums,,, 5th Weghe is 7 2 9 6 2 8 11 2 13 oan 
Total, Newcastle District, ..| 65,500 81 82 163 14 7 21 35 20 55 84 


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a ne oe ie 


VITAL STATISTICS OF NEWCASTLE DISTRICT—continucd. 
o. 2—DEATHS IN AGE GROUPS, Neweastle District—July, 1910. 


wT 


re. 


Uuder 1 year. Total under 5 years. Five years and over. Pp ta, 
District. ot : 7H F +] Total A ergy 
Maies. | Females. Total. Males, | Females. Total. Males. | Females. | Total. pan hers 
Newcastle City ae cf rn 
Port District Ae I ; a re Oe aoe "9 : ; : : 86 L 
Waratah District... ; Me ; 8 4 12 Jee ai 
Kahibah Dietrict cs es 1 1 3 1 Pe 4, G me 
Wallsend District ...| 1 ? 1 1 ; 1 ” 3 10 1L a 
Hospitals, &e. ...) .,. " 1 1 1 10 2 12 13 sla 
Toss. alg a 2 4 | 2 4 ‘6 81 18 49 55. | JOO! 
No, 3._-BIRTHS, DEATHS, AND METEOROLOGY—Monthly. 
EIRTHS, DEATHS. METEOROLOGY. : 
Til 
ees Total. (included ta total). Total. Ages at Death, Rain, | 
Rate per ba Rate i Rate per | Under One ycar. | d eae 
Number Sheets \Number 1,00 of || Number LS of “Rate per Total 5-64, 65 and ear a Total ture. 
ria Population. apulan N mbt 1,008: under 5. our: Days. Fall. 
1909, . ; [nches. 
July secae DO, 2°33 5 | 08 62 ‘96 14, 93 17 29 16 9 83 B14 
August... 156 2°43 5 “08 64 1:00 8 bl 10 36 18 12 ‘bd 65'0 
September..,| 1.9 2°32 LO ce ose Oe OS "82 4710 flat es 25 15 1G 785 68:3 
October... 150 2°33 6 ‘C9 | 5k "84 5 33 9 27 18 13 | 190 62'3 
Novemter...| 166 2°58 8 12 | 83 1°29 SOs! 1st 88 26 Loe) 7 221 65'3 
beta Are eal ese 2°44 ll “V7 ae 1:07 35 223 38 Lae TS vee i 621 | -695 
January ..| 142| 217 | 8 12 51 78 |- 11 o7 | 16 | 25 | 10 | 12 | 869| 71-9 
February ..| 1385 | 2:06 | 13 20 45 69 7 59h 1b. ot Gi [fo gon Bogie cgay 
March sip Leo's 1:89 9 “14 42 64 8 64 10 23 9 | 16 | 4°71 65'S 
Ap il oa 151 2°31 8 "12 51 78 12 79 14 22 15 11 2 53 65°8 
May se tee 2718 7 *]] 50 76 7 49 12 20 18 8 56] 621 
June ae ie 1°82 6 “U9 47 72, Gy 50 10 23 14 8 521 673 
July ven ae 249 21 32 55 "84, 2 12 6 25 24 9 3:32 54°23 
i | 
No. 4.—BIRTHS AND DEATHS—Comparative Tablo. 
Births, | Deaths. Baty Percentage of Total Deaths. 
Period. | Infantil 
Housher. Rate = 00) Under ha ee 5 | 5 years Total. ath Mortality, Under | Total under | 5 years 
P Saat oie ae | l year years and over. No. oo ae ae eee 1 year. 5 years. ang over, 
_ duly, 1901... 143 2°66 li 16 46 62 1:15 ri 17-74 25°81 | 7419 
3 1902 ew Loe 2°82 23 37 40 Ui 1:38 146 29°87 48°05 51:95 
Pf 1908...) 147 2°58 LO! 12 51 63 115 68 15°87 19°05 80°95 
* 1904,.., 171 2°95 16 26 47 73 1:26 94 21°92 35°62 64°38 
. 1905... 168 2:76 i 16 49 65 110 68 16°92 24°62 75°38 
i 1906... 166 2°75 13 18 49 |. 67 nae 78 19°37 26°87 73°18 
( 1907... 187 3°05 21 28 50 78 1:27 112 | 26:92 “85°50 6410 
a 1308... 150 2°37 14 16 40 56 89 93 25°00 28°57 71°43 
¥ 1909..,. 150. 2°33 14 17 45 62 96 ou lie 22:08 27°42 72°68 
~ 1910,..| 163 2°49 2 6 49 55 84 - TZ 3°63 | 10°91 89°09 


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No, 5.—PRINCIPAL CAUSES OF DEAT H—July—Comparative Table. 


ee SS 

i=] a ; 2 a g ‘7 Bo.; | = 3 g Z a wee 3 4 | ; 
Year. B3| 2 /S¢/se) 2/2) 2 | £ (2288/2 | 2. BBE) oe |e21 2) 31.8 
Pe) Siseias| )g) B | 8 |at2| ¢ |f°a| ea |eas| 2 | 8 | 3 
a sag a eS a Oe nee ) & Aa A] «a yore (LS < a 

1901 ee sesh oe | ts 2 2 2 5 3 Il 1 3 6 3 4 
1962 ie ani nk 1 1 2 Uf 1 3 5 14 3 2 13 4 2 one 
1803 vie oss r a 3 5 3 6 3 6 2 4 6 2 4 PAR 
1904 oe «sale le ve | 1 4 BY 2 4 1 2 5 10 1 3 7 1 2 1 
1805 fee ovsh ieee F one eee 1 i; 4 5 5 2 3 1 1 5 3 7 ae 
1906 EF oral ORME wah Meese nee 1 5 3 2 3 5 3 3 A, 2 3 Aes 
1907 ie cook RERAREcee Sy, Bs He igsl wale! 4 4 4 10 2 5 4, 5 11 2 5 1 
1908 a ee Ot bal ee ne Ua eine le el 2 a 2 i E 2 aaa Bri Ve + te le aa 
1909 ae coe etal ieee tl fee 1 2 1 1 5 6 4 4 2 ie Ss 3 4, 2 
1910 see bs slktae eet heat Hh, tes ete 2 2 3 12 4 4 1 3 rite 1 5 oe 
“Includes Malformaticns, Diseases of Infancy, Congenitai Debi lity. + Includ ss Pericarditis, Bndoverditis, Omanic Diseas 23 . 


of the Heart, ana Ang ua Pecteris, 


4t12 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. [10 Aua., 1910. 


VITAL STATISTICS OF NEWCASTLE DISTRICT—continued. 
No, 6.—CAUSES OF DEATH in Newcastle District—July, 1910. 


| AGES. AGES. 
Causes of Death. Total. 5 65 Causes of Death. Total. 65 
Under Under a 
5 — and 5 - an 
64 over 64 over 
I.—GeENERAL DISEASES. - : V.—DIsEASES OF THE DIGESTIVE 
® ORGANS. 
Epidemic Diseases. 
8 Whcaping-cough 1 l 105 Diarrhea and Enteritis (child- 
nest onze ee % aie} 4 1 eee ren over 2 yearsand adults} Je ... 1 ree 
Other General Diseases, VI.—DIsEAsEs OF THE GENITO- 
; URINARY SYSTEM AND 
28 Tuberculosis—Lungs 2 Sf 2 ADNEXA. 
30 Meninges i 1 
35 General 1 ats ] ... {119 Acute Nephritis a ote 1 1 se ey) 
4v Cancer—Stomach and Liver| 3 a. 3 ... 112) Bright’s Disease sei “fi 3 Sei 1 2 
51 Exophtha!lmic Goitre 1 Sy if ... | 124 Diseases of the Bladder 32 x, 1 Py 
{ 
| 
If—Diskasts oF THE NERYOUS 
SYSTEM AND OF THE ORGANS XI.—Diseases of EARLY 
OF SPECIAL SENSE. INFANCY. 
64 Congestion and Hemorrhage t5L Congenital Debility .., Sle ed 1 a0 ae 
of the Brain é 3 a 2 
G7 General Para’ysis of Insane! 1 | yo Fok 1 XII.—Oxp Aas. | 
69 Epilepsy wee 4 ae 4 $03 
74 Other Diseases of the Nervous 154 Senile Debility ace sae eal ee sot 1 
System eee eee eee 1 eon 1 
ILI.—Drsgaszs oF THE Cigcura- PL gy TERR. 
; St neh 172 Accident— Drowning 5 il a 1 toe 
79 Organic Diseases of the Heart} 12 1) plagrb 7 Tae plies . on 
: : | Quarries ee 2 Me 2 ere 
sl Diseases of the Arteries, | Se . 
? [75a Vehicles and 
Atheroma, Xe, ve if sie Wale 1 ‘Pensos 2 1 1 
82 Embolis», "| hrombosis 4. 1 sae eel a xe ae 
| et Ne ee 
1¥einimkists OF THE RESPIRA- | | 
TORY System. | Total ... 55h 6 25 24 
89 Acute Bronchitis ... inert 1 -—-; ——___ |-___-/ ——— 
90 Chronic Bronchitis ... 3 3 
92 Pneumonia ... Sos 4 2 1 1 Males ae noe wat. OD: 4 16 15 
96 Asthma Roe vee Veli J Females... eee ise] S20 2 9 9 
| 


Notz.—The figures in the foregoing Report are compiled from preliminary returns, and are subject to revision at 
a later date, 


JOHN B. TRIVETT, 
G»verrment Statistician’s Office, Government Statistician. 
Sydxey, 6th August, 1910, [889] 


DISTRIOT COURTS. 
NOTICH is hereby givea that District Courts will be holden at the Court-house at tho places and at the times hereunder speci fied. 


When Court to he held. 


Fince. Weriees § Pree oe Pyrat Si oe Weed Hogistear'e wotive Registrar by whom notice given. 
Date. Hour. 

Albury as is | 17 Aug., 1910...) 10 | 8) July, 1910..} 15 July, 1910...) J. J. Kiogsmiil. 
Cobar a6 are sel Oo Septet jseuccil) AO LSeptigers ss] 0 Aug, .,° “tlek.M Blackmore. 
Coonamble .., a Soulljentl Fe Sp iess| Uo VO ele 2 OAC amen teeaes|| S205, » -+-|.J. Shepherd, 
Corowa Ps as se RORAURs, Mens ed 2 Si Bs » | 14Jduly, 4 ...| RB. Hughe:. 
Kiama on a5 sq) O NOpts, t= oiedla kOe heen et:| 20 Se » «| G. Wheeler. 
Lismore .,, ae «al AS Aap, GN oer eG pie Foto aee eae ,, £4) tA OY Burke: 
Moss Vale ... ae «| LO:Sept., ©... sa) LO? He20e at, Ser LO ss » «| G, 8. Shepherd. 
Murwillumbah eal 2o APs, wy seal ae Dee, py ere he Ao » «| H. L. Meads. 
Nowra eee ves eon! . 8 Sept, <p 5c] OO Wee0Adg.ies,) 2.) 2 Aug.” 7 5.0) We ie Marke: 
METS SRB eR arg rte Chas nt al) SO Ope ee 2.) 27 July E. H. Page 
Orange tee tes oop OueA UP sy dae ps een a] LD Coc etosa open 2 June, _,, H. L. Lear 
Singleton .., vee | 26 Rept, 5 «| .. | 10 Sept. 1910...) 15 July, ,, ...| P. B.Bldershaw. 
Taree sia 5a reales 7. set| GLO ABZ SAMO mamer Grel 29.8), » | A. G. Olson. 
Wagga Wagga .. «| 20 Aug, , ../ 10 | 8 » ie 2h d inet J. D. Walker, J.P. 
Warren... vee von heal Opts ys seal 1 atone » e-s| 80 July, \ 4) soscleleeecleary. 
Wellington... ves peclalkO, Bis 10 case) ge. a> eieaeae Raia is2O < 59 » .se-| A. G, Chiplia 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. 


ETURN of Merchants’ Explosives stored in the Public Magasin: 


4413 


s a Sydney and Neweastle, showing the Stock oa the Ist July, 


191), the Receipts and the Issues during the month of July, and the stock on the Ist August, 1910. 
eee @ 
Packages of Sporting Packages of Blastin lg : is s 
zg a i] & 2 
Powder. Powder. Packagesot [u/c itag wt “3 32 ae a | B¢ 
. -| Nitro-glycerine | g¥| « iz a Got eS a jg °C sy #3 > 
Compounds. | &S| 88 jcc) Sa | &R | &m £53 | o8 
5 Loose. Com pressed. @El} at iat] aX | St wo 3 bo ae = 
50 t.| 481. | 25%.| 101. eels lzge|/ee2 | 82) $s | s%g| &e 
each. | each.| each.| each. |.» i &| 22 |s82) 38) ae 3 S 3 
60.| 25 |50D.[y | 50m. | Me A Roc ss | He | Be | ees | SF 
each.| each, | each. "| each, : 7 | rs R 4 A = 
In A on the Is: July, 301! 135 Oi cow | 8,401 332 | 6,997 91 6,908 Re 2| 845 657 | 21,755 | 725,488 | 345,400 | 32,360 
Received during July as a a 15 |1,000} ... cer ss 4,36) 3 M44}. | 805) LE 50,900 | 218,544 | 40,075 
aa etree (sone ohne RD | acl | 0S ee S| Re he EEE ES 
Metal 1... a | 301%} S136 9} 15/902} 332 |6,997 91 | 11,277 3 2| 439| ... |1,432 |21,905 | 775,483 | 563,944 | 72,435 
I sued du ing July 55 | 30 5 1,623 / 66 | £23 9,502°| a. 2) 17] .. | 881] 4,315 | 129,2c0 | 125,100 | 18,945 
Remaining on th yo5| 4{ 45(7,718! 265 \4o71 | 775| 8 | «| 872] (3,081 /17,59) | 64r,288 | 438,244 | 53,490 
e read ine e. Is}, 246] 105 4 15 | 7,718 265 | 4,978 | 91 8,775 3 372 1,981 | 17,59) | 64°,288 | 438,244 | 53,490 


9th August 1°10 


% 2,476 cases home consumption, 


26 cases foreign oF 


Vv. W. WILLIAMS, 
Superintendent, Explosives Department. 
[913] 


—— 


[888] Department of Fieheries, 


Sydney, 1(th August, 1910. 
APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER CULTURE. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture the 
portions of land set opposite their-respective names as menticned hereunder. 
Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Department daily, excepting 
Saturdays, between 11 and 8 o’clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock. 
Any person may, by memorial to the Board of Fisheries, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds to 
be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. 
J. A. BRODIE, 


Secretary. 
Lease ; Length 7 t 
Applicant, Locality. Parish. County. of b ogli 
sis | | | u Foreshore.| esse- 
HawkeEspory River. Yards. 
6489 | James Buie, junior ..., On the northern shore of Cogra Bay, at the, Patonga Northum- 212 5 years 
north-east corner of P. IT’, Johnson's oyster kerland. ; 
lease No. 4,427 on the frontage of W. 
Alison’s portion No. 83 of 49 acres, 
6545 | Henry Cary Dangar On the western side of Dangar Island, at) Cowan Cumberland 135.4) 1624 
the southern end of James Buie, j in.’s, 
oyster lease No. 4,861. 
CrookHaven RIvEa. 
6567 | Geor_e Haiser, senior ..,) On the western and parts of the northern) Wollum- St. Vincent 548 | 15 years 
and southern sides of Good-night Island. boola. 
covering applicant’s former leases Nos. 
3,059, 3,008, 3,412, 2,811, and 6,386. 
[586] Department of Fisheries, 


Sydney, 27th July, 1910, 


APPLIOATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER OULTURE. 


is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have applied tc lease fcr Oyster Culture the 


yT 
if portions of land set opposite their respective names as mentioned hereunder. : ; : 
Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Department daily, excepting 


Saturdays, between 11 and 8 o’clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock. 


Any person may, by memorial to the Board of Fisheries, 
grounds to be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. 


within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on 


J. A. BRODIE, 


Secretary. 
bad 
ae Applicant. Locality. | Parish. | County, = ap Lemaeh of || “Kerat or 
: Hawkespury RIvER. Yards. 
6174 | Arthur George; On the southern side of Lower Big Bay, Mooney Cowan Northumber-; 295 ,15 years 
| Slocombe. Mooney Creek, lying between E. J. Cole’s oyster) land. 
lease No. 4,882 and J, W. Jounson’s oyster lease 
| No. 6,085. | 
Groran’s River, 
6252 Thomas Thompson..{ On a northern bank of Woronora River—a tribu-) Heldsworthy, Cumberland 587 | 15 years 
, tary of George’s River—and fronting portions ? 
153, 154, 155, and 158, easterly from Como 
Park. : 
Port STEPHENS. 
6525 | William Longworth{ On the northern shore of Port Stephens, extending| sy... Gloucester...,; 650 | 15. years 
south-easterly and north-easterly along the 
frontage of the Australian Agricultural Com- 
pany’s grant. 
6571 | Francis Holbert ...| On the northern side of Corrie Island, about 50 yards) ssess+seeves do a 200 |15 years 


westerly from applicant’s oyster lease No. 5,758. 


RI he se ie oy oot x colonia iS 


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e 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. [10 Ave., 1910. 


Department of Fisheries, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910, 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR CYSTER CULTURE, 


le is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons havo applie@to lease for Oyster Culture the 


portions of land set opposite their respective names as mentioned hereunder. 


Tracings showing the positions ef the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Department daily, excepting 
Ssturdays, between 11 and 3 o'clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock. « 

Any person may, by memorial to the Board of Fisheries, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds 
to be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. 


J. A, BRODIE, 
Secretary. 


Length of 
Foreshore, 


Term 


Applicant, Locality. Parish. | County, of Lease. 


Gronra@s’s River. Yards. 


6562 {| John Jones... ...] On the easteen side of Double Bay, at the} Sutherland...| Cumberland 200 | 15 years 


north-east corner of Thomas Rawlinson’s 
oyster lease No. 4,093, and extending north- 
easterly along the foreshore. 


6563 | Thomas Rawlinson —...| Onthe western side of Froghollow Bay, atthe do Ae do nig 40 (Td. 


6501 


6476 


[727] 


south-west corner of the applicant's 0j ster | 
least No. 6,211, and extending south-easterly 
along the foreshore to the jetty. 


Port STEPHENS. 


Samuel Turbert Hobart; On the northern bank of Limeburser’s Creek,{ Tomaree ...| Gloucester...) 203 5 years 
about 200 yards north-westerly from a 
‘point due north across the creek from 
the north-west corner of F. H. Griffin’s 
portion No. 5 of 100 acres, and extending 
north-westerly along the foreshore. 


HAWKESBURY RIVER. 


John William Johnson ; On the western side of Spectacle Island, at; Patonga ...| Northumber-| 200 | 5 years 
the southern end of oyster lease No. 6,086 land, 
and extending south south-westerly along. 
the foreshore, being identical with J. G. 
Malout’s surrendered oyster lease No. 4,779. 


| 
| 
| 
| 
Department of Fisheries, 
Sydney, 3rd August, 1910, 
APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER CULTURE. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture the 
portions of land set opposite their respective names, as mentioned hereunder. 
Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Departmert daily, excepting 
Saturdays, between 11 and 8 o’clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock, 
Any person may, by memorial to the Board of Fisheries, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds to 
be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. 


Lease | 
6524 
6570 


6573 


6574 | 


| 


| 


6578 


6582 


J. A. BRODIE, 


Secretary. 
: Length 
Applicant, Loeality. Parish. County. of ceri 
Foreshore. . 
PaNBULA RIVER. Yards. 


John Severs, sen. «| On the southern bank of the East Arm of} Yowaka ...) Auckland .., 100 | 18 years 
Panbula River, lying between Emily Libby’s 
oyster lease No. 5,744 and John Severs, 
jun.’s, oyster lease No. 5,688. 


Port SrrrPHeENs. 


Ernest Symonds «| On the northern shore of Port Stephens, at) .......0.04 Gloucester.,.{ 225 ) 15 years 
the eastern end of applicant’s oyster lease 
No. 6,406 on the frontage of A. A. Coy’s 
grant. | 

CLYDE RIVER. i 
William Barclay «| On the southern bank of the river, near the; Goba ».| St. Vincent...) 182 / 15 years 
entrance to McLeod’s Creek, and lying : 
between A. J. Clark’s oyster lease No. 6,316 
and T. Wray’s oyster lease No. 6,187. 


Port Hacxina. 


Robert James Forsythe | On the southern shore, near the entrance to| Wattamolla| Cumberland; 500 | 15 years 
the South-west Arm, extending north- 
erly from the south-west corner of Wm 
Costen’s portion No. 12 of 60 acres. 


HAWKESBURY RIveR. 


Joseph George Malouf...| On the western bank of Berowra Creek, at the| Berowra .,,| Cumberland 100 | 15 years 
northern end of applicant’s oyster lease No. 
. 4,675, and fronting G. Collingridge’s por- 


tion No. 9 of 40 acres. - a 
Hountezs River. 
Theo Towns and Daniel; On the southern extremity of Moscheto| Newcastle...) Northum- 75 ) 15 jeans 
Newsham, Island, at the eastern end of Thomas land. 


Latham’s oyster lease No. 4,501. 


; 


yen 


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a ~ 


[880] . Regiatrar-General’s Dareettent 
Sydney, 8th August, 1910. 


T is hereby notified that, in conformity with the provisions of the Registration of Births, Deaths, and Marriages Act, 1899, 


the undermentioned Officiating Ministers have been regiatered at this Office for the eslebration of Marriages :— 


pee n ee 


No. Name. Denomination, Resi? ances. Bintttbericen 
‘1910 
8791 | Mr, James Marshall .., Gar ...| Presbyterian Church of Australia in the) Gilgandra ... | 25 July 
2 : J State of New South Wales. 
3793 | Reverend Keith Dixon Norman, B.A.| Church of Wngland (Dioc2se of Newcastle),..| Muswellbrook ae te ee 
8794 | Reverend Edward Nouyoux, M.S.U....) Roman Catholic Church (Archdiocese of| Avoca-street, Rand-| 6 Aug. 
Sydney). wick... 
3795 | Reverend Francis Morrell, M.S H. ... do , do x, do oles Ot, 
3795 | Reverend Aubrey Goodman, M.S.H.... do do- 4 do eee (teres 
W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 
[881] Registrar-General’s Department, 


Sydney, 8th August, 1919. 


T is hereby notified that, in conformity with the provisions of the Registration of Births, Deaths, and Marriages Act, 1899, the 


changes of residence of the undermentioned Oficiating Ministers have been duly registered at this Office :— 


———— 


Residencs Date of 
No. Name. Denomination. : —| Registration, 
From— | Te— 
i = : | PASE, 
| | 1910. 
3316) Reverend Thomas Gabriel Kelleher! Roman Catholic Church (Arch-| Rookwood wo Hartley ... reef 27 duly. 
diocese of Sydney). | 
3593 | Reverend Charles Hughesdon ...| Church of England (Diocese of| Erskineville .., 196 Albion-street, 27 ,, 
‘ Sydney). ' Surry Hills. 
8792 | Reverend James Napoleon Manning. do do ...| Surry Hills {No. Palser-street, ieee 
M.A, LL.B. bite SOF | Woolwich. 
1567 | Reverend Edwin John Merchant ...) Church of England (Dioceze of GQuyra .., - Bangaiow)>.  ...| 27 45 
Grafton and Armidale). 
1701 | Reveren i Arthur William Coates .. do do ...| Bangalow fj GUyra 0 Bele eh yy 
8468 | Reverend Walter Ernest Coates, h.Th. do do ..| Hurstville sc, Collarenebri  ...|.27- 45 
3307 | Reverend Abraham Parslow by Church of England (Diocese of Catherine Hill | Dungog... Sa eet Se 


|} yington. # 


en ee —+ 


Newcastle). Bay. 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Rogistrar-General, 


Wines Deparviment PMotiees, 


[874] Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 1,065 MADE UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF SEOTION 14 (3), 
MINING ACT, 1906. 
IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to direct that, from and after 
2°30 p.m. on the abovementioned date, that part of Reserve No. 1,065 made under the provisions of section 14 (8) of the 
Mining Act, 1908, exempting certain land from occupation under any Miner’s Right or Business License, which is embraced by 


the accompanying description, be revoked, and it is hereby revoked accordingly. 


[1910-5,910 Misc.] W. H, WOOD. 
a 
ake DzsorrPrion. 
ce co a 
Date of r i 
. Purpose. | Wotitteeerad. County. Parish. | Area, | Part revoked. 
a a eee 


® ¥. p. ; 
17 March, 1909} Narvomiae,.,| Mingelo ...) 0 1 0 | That yart within allotment 12, section 
*miner’s right or business) 9, town of Peak IHill,—as shown on 
license. | plan catalozued Peak ‘Hill 26. 


em 


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From occupation under any 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZLITE, No. 124. 


TS 


[373] 


N ITICES 


by His Excellency the Governor and the Executive Council. 


TO APPLICANTS 


(10 Aua., 1910. 


Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


FOR LEASES FOR MINING AND FOR PURPOSES IN CONNECTION WITH 


MINING; TO LESSEES UNDER SUCH LEASKS, AND TO WHOM IT MAY OCONVERN. 
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT— 


THE undermentioned applications for Leases of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, have been approved 


Departmental No, sie Name, piste Locality, | Area, | 3 | ippheanen 
FOR GOLD-MINING LEASKS. 
[ -910-6,743 L.B.; 6,745 L.B.; 6,747 L.B.; 6,749 L.B.; 6,904 L.3.; 6,911 L.B.j 
an ips 
Hargraves 16 16 | P. Pilley GL 278 ; County Wellington, parish Har-| 5 0 O | 20| 14 June, 1910 
graves. 
Canbelego 39"; 656 | W. Hassett ... .| yy 105 | County Robinson, parish Cohn ...| 5 0 0} 20) 20Jan, ,, 
Cobar 47*| 137 | M.A.Padulaandanr.| ,, 34 | County Yanda, parish Gonella 10.2. 0--0" | 20°) Sh laiteb. aa, 
Mt, McDonald 10 11 | W. J. Cash and anr...| ,, 855 | County Bathurst, parish Dunleary| 1 0 O | 20 | 13 May, ,, 
Parkes 49 55 | C.T. Woodward ...|_ ,, 123 | County Ashburnham, parish Parkes} 4 O O | 20 | 2Udune, ,, 
Tuena 17 34 | H. Reid and ors. » 15 | County Georgiana, parish Gillin-} 5 O O| 20/14Feb,  ,, 
dich. 
Trunkey 13 13 | A. Baker and ors. » 78 | County Georgiana, parish Mul-| 25 0 0] 20} 8 Mar, ,, 
gunnia. 

4 14 | 44 Do » 74 do do 23°'6 0/1,2044 8am 2 

* 15+ 15° |"d; Winter —s,., LO do do 96 3582-200 elles on 
Wattle Fiat 18 Oe) Nelsoniamers Mp 2 | County Roxburgh, parish Winburn| 5 0 0|/20| 4 Hev.; 5 
Parkes 48 53 | J. Medlyn 819 & County Ashburnham, parish Cur-} 2 0 0O | 20 | 29 April, _,, 

817. rajjng. 
Reckley 75 | 173 | H. Stacey at 7 | County Bathurst, parish Ponsonby; 5 O O]| 20; 14June, ,, 
Trunkey 18 19 | A. McKellar .. na o| » 4 | County Bathurst, parish ‘Three! 4 0 071°207))) Ss, » 
Brothers. 
Tuena 19 38 | A. McKenzie » 15 | County Georgiana, parish Yarra-| 20 0 O | 20| 27 April, ,, 
man. 
Moruya 32+) 36) W. H. Chapple » 57) County St. Vincent, parish Tomaga| 4 2 25/ 20|10Mar, , 
FOR MINERAL LEASES. 

[1910-6,744 L.B.; 6,745 L.B.; 6,748 L.B.; 6,905 L.B.; 6,912 L B.; 6,907 L.B.; 6,902 L.B.; 6,913 L.B.; 6,908 L.B.] 

Yerranderie 5 5 | A. C. Bartlett «| ME 14] County Westmoreland, parish} 10 0 0O| 20/14 Oct., 1908 
Oolong. 

Cooma 7*| 48 | J. R. MacCue ..| 9 2 | County Beresford, parish Bunyan) 30 0 0O | 20 | 30 May, 1910 

Canbelego 19 | 57 | R.A.Sorensen Ganr.| ,, 78 | County Canbelego, parish Hemi-| 20 0 0] 20| 4Mar., ,, 
tage. 

Deepwater 104/115 | D.Cadell and another| ,, 82 | County Clive, parish Bates 27 O £6/ 20; 12 April, ,, 

Newcastle 46+{} 58 | J. Donaldson, jun. ...) ,, 43 | County Northumberland, parish, 2 38 4] 20; 6Dec., 1909 
Awaba. 

3. 54 | 67 | V.Sachs » 5 | County Gloucester, parish Stockton) 20 0 O | 20 | 24 Jan., 1910 
Nymagee 4*| 10 | B. Fleming and anr.| ,, 387 | County Flinders, parish Babinda| 30 0 0 | 20/| 26 Feb.  ,, 
Ravine 4 4 | H. Cornelson eee} 99. 16 | County Buccleuch, parish Yarran-| 10 0 O | 20 | 18 April,’ ,, 

gobilly. ® 
Rockley 10 | 175 | D.S. Todd ... »| 5, 13 | County Westmoreland, parish} 20 0 O/]} 20} 18June, , 
Baring. 
Tumut 2) 14 | G. D. Stone » 1 | County Buccleuch, parish Clive..., 40 0 O |} 20 | 30 Aug. 19¢9 
Hillgrove 25 | 54 | L. H. Glien » 77 | County Sandon, parish Metz ...; 2 0 0] 20| 83¥eb. 1910 
Deepwater 106/117 | G. P. Lock » 84 | County Clive, parish Rockvale 2) 0 0} 20/ 13 April, _,, 
103+) 114 Do sero do do oof Os 6212) 20 et Ops, “ 

AS 105+; 116 Do rit » 838] County Clive, parishes Rockvale 80 0 0} 20/18 ,, y 

and Bates. 

A 109+} 120 Do oe. ett do do o.|14 1 89) 20°) 17 May, . 

a 112 | 123 | R.N. Kirk » 70 | Counties Clive and Gough, parishes} 20 0 0] 20| 25 ,, Fs 

Annandale and Wellington Vale. 
Emmayille 110}; 127 | 8. L. Bensusan «| 5, 175 | County Gough, parish Highland} 20 0 Oj] 20| 7 April, 1910 
Home. 
z, 65 70 | J. Witherdin » 34) County Gough, parish Strathbogie| 2) O 0O | 20 | 26 Mar., 1909 
North. 

a 67 73 Do isles OO do do 13 016] 20) 26 April, , 

= 75+; 82) W. H. Martyn alee SS do do 15 016/20); 5June, y 

ie 82+ 89 Do eer do do 10 036! 20/14 , = 

. 115 | 132 | J. A. MacTavish » 2 | County Arrawatta, parish Tockerby 20. +.0%,0 S205) i iiean ” 
Goulburn 29") 47 | E. T. McCabe .| 5 4 | County Argyle, parish Currunda..| 40 0 0O/| 20 | 16 June, 1910 
Deepwater 108} 119) A.Staader .., «| y 86] County Gough, parish Highland 10 O O/| 20/ 20 April, , 

Home. 
Bobadah 17 19 | D. J. McPhail » 1 | County Cunningham, parish Oxley} 40 0 0| 20/15 ,, ” 
North. 


* Part of surface reserv 


ed, 


{ As modified. 


~ Whole of surface reserved. 


THE undermentioned applications to convert Authorities to Mine, granted in terms of section 28, Mining Act, 1874, 
into leases under the Mining Act, 196, in terms of section 24 of that Act, have been approved by His Excellency the Governor 
and the Executive Council. 


[1910-6,741 L.B. ; 


Application 
No. to 
Convert, 


Date of 
Application to 
Convert, 


; 6,742 L.B.] 


a rer 


Authority 
No, 


81 
83 


31 May, 1910.. 
1 June, 1910.. 


1717 
1805 


The Bellambi Coal] mp 24 
Company (Lt1.). 
J. 8. Kirton 


» 25 | County Cumberland, 


Southend. 


County Camden, parish Wonona 


Area. 


Period, 


ND, 


fi. - Ye. tip- 
2 O 387 | 20 years. 


parish} 2 229) 20 , 


. J 


10 Ava., 1910.] 


THE undermentioned applications for Mining Leases of Private Lands 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. 


NOTICH TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MININ G, &0.—ocontinued. 


approved by His Excellency the Governor and the Executive Council. 
[1910-6915 ; 6,906 ; 6,916; 6,914; 6,910; 5,400; 6,740; 6,917; 6,909 L. B.] 


Departmental | Local 
: No, No. 


Stuart Town 7 
Coota- 9 
mundra. 


Gundagai 17 


Burrowa 15 


Rockley 
” 50* 
” 51 
” 53* 
0 57 


4417 


, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, have been 


132 


| 


IT is intended to refuse the undermentioned applications for Leases of Crown Lands, 


(Surface right, 
1 acre). 


Name. Portion No. Locality, Area, } FA 
tH 
Ave Teup 
P. Kennedy PGL 2, part] County Wellingtcn, parish 10°08 O20 
OL 9; ' Nubrigyn. 
A. BE. Orchard PML 1, part) County Clarendon, parish Mitta 4 224 | 10 
of 1. Mitta. 
T. Stewart... .-| P@n 11, part} County Harden, parish Coolac BO) Ce, 
of 32. 
J. French .., PGL 13, part} County Harden, parish Eubindal Z0C ORO F120 
of 26, (Surface right, 
4, acres), 
P. Hyde Pau 24, part) County We:tmoreland, parish 200s O20 
of 15. Trene. (ex. road). 
Do PGL 22, part do do 20 
of 15. 
Do Re PGL 25, part do do 205 O=.0) 20 
of 16. (Surface right, 
1 acre). 
Do PGL21, p.art do do 20°38 On SO 
of 268 
R. 8. Garbutt PéL 62, part; County Georgians, parish Mt. 250205041520 
of 50, Lawson. (ex. road), 


Date of 
Application, 


18 April, 19/0 
7 Mar, ,, 
1i April, ,, 


TSchane enon 
16 Feb., ,, 
LG 93 ens 
16 » ” 
16 ” ” 
28 3 ”? 


* The whole of surface reserved. 


in terms of the Mining 


A +t, 1906, and that notice of such refusal will be published in the Government Gazette of 24th August, 1910; and the lard 
re‘erred to in such applications will, after publication of the Government Gazette of that date (namely, at 2 0 o’clock p.m.), be 
op>a to be taken possession of in terms of the Mining Act and Regulations, provided there be then no adverse title to the land. 


Departmental No. 


Oberon 


Braidwood 


Loca! 


28 | 


38 | W.H. Crago... 
FOR A LEASE FOR MINING PURPOSES. 


- 90 oF §. Richardson ... 


Name. 


Portion 
No. 


Locality. 


FOR A MINERAL LEASE. 
[1910-6,918 L.B.} 
| County Westmoreland, parish Abercorn; 40 O O {| 10 Aug., 1909 


[1910-6,750 L.B.] 


GL 51 


Counties St. Vincent and Argyle, parishes 


Jerralong and Meangora. 


f | Area. 


Date of 
Application. 


hae Ae 


| 


erg?) so 


| 22 Oct., 1909 


THE undermentioned application for a Gold-mining Lease of Crown Lands in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, has 
been refused, the area applied for being now the subject of a later application by the same applicants. 


[1910-6,752 L.B.] 


Departmental No. 


Tuena 
bd 


Local 
N 


Name. 


oO. 


Portion 
No 


Locality. 


16 


33 | EH. Reid and others ... 


County Georgiana, parish Gillindich ... 


| Ares. | 


Date of 
Application, 


a 


180 ft. by | 14 Feb., 1910 
400 ft. : 


THE undermentioned application for a Gold-mining Lease of Crown Landa, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, 
has been refused, the area being already held under Gold-mining Lease in force. 


Departmental No. 


- [1910-6,920 L.B.] 


Locality. 


Wyalong West 87 


Local Portion 
ca Name, | tl 
88 | I. Weod .| Mr 196 


County Gipps, parish Wyalong 


| Area, 


Date of 
Application. 


9 June, 1910 


THE undermentioned Mineral Leases of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, have been voided, the 
Lessee having failed to execute and take delivery thereof when called upon to do so. 


[1910-3,471 L.B. ; 6,472 L.B.] 


a 1. p.| 
ML 24 | County Yancowinna, parish Bolaira ...| 40 0 O 
0 0 


Departmental No. coe Name. tase | Locality. 
3 ea 
Broken Hill 79) 8&5 | ©. Wilcox 
8) Do lO Cy) 


” 


Oo 


| Area, | Date of Lease. 


oe 40 


4418 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124, [10 Ava., 1910. 


NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &0.—continued. 


IT is intended to refuse the undermentioned application for a Dredging Lease, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, and 
that notice of such refusal will be published in the Government Gazette of 24th August, 1910; and the land referred to in such“ 
application will, after publication of the Government Gazette of that date (viz., ab 2°30 o'clock p.m.), be open to be taken 
possession of, in terms of the Mining Act and Regulations, provided there be then no adverse title to the land. 

{1910-6,751 L.B.] 


Por isi > 
Departmental No. ay Name. Farhi 4 | Locality. | Area, | aseatenene 
= ce ees en = bees ts Fitts ms = eee 
a. YD. ei 
Trunkey 2). 20 | W. Stoneham ou were. | County Georgiana, parishes Mulgunnia) 80 0 0 | 11 June, 1910 


and Copperhannia. 


IT is intended to void the undermentioned Gold-mining Lease of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, 
and that netice of such voidance will be published in the Ckivobntnont Gazette of 24th August, 1910; and the land | refered to 
in such lease will, after publication of the Government Gazette cf that date (viz., at 2 ‘80 o'clock p.m.), be open to be taken 
possession of, in terms of the Mining Act and Regulations, 
f1910-6,919 L.B.] 


1 
Departmental No. oa Name. aa ia ee i Loeality. Ares. | Date of Lease, 
| | a. 2p 
Drake 28 | 44 | H. J. Jones and ors.. | @L 199 County Drake, parish West Fairfield ...) 2 0 0 | 26 May, 1910 
| | 


— cen ects ahha te, 


RENTS are due and owing upon the undermentioned Gold-mining Leases, and if nob paid within thirty days from 
the date hereof such leazes miy be cancelled, 


EEE — i 


No. Name Binge Logaiity. | Area. Application No, 
; Batuorst Mrinina District. es Py IE é 
729 | Great Lucknow Consols (Limited){ an 18 | County Bathurst, parish Clarendon ...{15 0 0] Orange 91-11 
907 To do wah oj See do do te] Oh 320 3 28 
1058 Do do ctl: ca are do do RAY HT QOD) 3 "5 
1202 Do do soci aigy cane do do Peele Ges a 49, » 124 
1471 | Alfred Tom .. Bie ae | 5 23 | County Bathurst, parish Calvert s|' D2 oO =O") Blayney 65 
1520 John Gainford Ais ws se Ry i) County Bathurst, parish Beaufort 1 Sh Ga 20 rr 82 
1521 Do Hist bar +s | OSVO do do vee 0 en aes * 83 
1522 Do MR Ree ip: meee do do al ee s: 84 
1528 Do fr aa i. ae do do sep bk ge cee » 85 
15389 | Lyndhurst Railway and Mines} 190 Couey Bathurst, parish Belubula ...| 8 O O | Carcoar 541 
(Limited). 
1549 _| J. Moyle and others "ne | GL 716 | County Roxburgh, parish Sofala | 7 0.0 | Wattle Flat 27 
1682 The Beneree Gold and Copper] ,, 80 | Connty Bathurst, parish Calvert | 2 0 O| Orange 203 
fines (No-Liability). 
1584 | T. H. Rowlands... r » 89 | County Bathurst, parish Lyndhurst ,..| 2 0 0 | Carcoar 547 
1588 | The Beneree Gold and Copper! » 83 | County Bathurst, parish Calvert .| 19 3 32 | Orange 202 
Mines (No-Liability). : 
1611 Do do 3 ue do do lO 05,0 Bs ' 208 
1612 Do do aR sare 4 do do e Nea." 8 ees » eit 
1653 | W. P. Brook sg a «| 4 28 | County Roxburgh, parish Melrose .... 2 0 Oj Bathurst 55 
1655 J. Purvis and Another ae » 80 | County Roxburgh, parish Hekdale 5 0-0 4 56 
1656 Sarah Jacobs and ancther .., » 22 | County Westmoreland, parish Oberon...) 5.0 0 | Oberon: 114 
1657 | James Hearn s tee .-[ 4, 21 1 County Georgiana, parish Meglo | 2 O 0 \fBuena ATT 
1671 | J. Matheson and another .., | ,, 347 | County Bathurst, parish Dunleary ...| 4 O 0 | Mount 
McDonald 386 
1669 | D. Harrington fo 56 County Wellington, parish Lewis 8 0 0 Orange “222 
1760 | The Beneree Gold and “Coppe » 989  Couuty Bathurst, parish Calvert DINO TO 7 225 
Mines (No-Liability). i | 
1712. | E.W. Owen and’another ,., -1.y 4) County Westmoreland, parish Baring ...| 10 2.0) Oberon 119, 
L7as Do do = vot ga OI do do 10: O10 “ 12) 
CLARENCE AND RicamMonp Minine Disrxicr. : 
610 | A. Pritchett and another ... | GG 2 Oounty Fitzroy, parish Bagawa... ..| 2 0 0| Coramba 462 
616 | David Pont ... Fa A ak She el Fitzroy, parish Monee Je] 2 eu 2D bs 471 
631 | T. O'Dwyer and another... rn isi County Drake, parish Churehill ..| 8 0 © | Copmanhurst 6 
CoparR GOLD-MINING DisTRicr. : 
151 | The Occidental Gold-mining Com-| .@u’s18 | County Robinson, parish Cobar... » | 4 2-0] Cobar 108 
pany (No-Liability). and 13 | 
526 Great South Peak Gola: -mine Com-| ai 61 do do ea facjonO weacu 7 533 
pany (No-Liability). 
535. | John Hill... a RY | (4 43 | County Blaxland, parish Mount Allan...) 4 0 O | MountHope 7 
557 | M.A. Paduila and another... +. | 5, 422 | County Yanda, parish Gonella.., »| 1020 0} Cobar 565 
560 | Great South Peak Gold-mine Com:|~ ,, 60 | County Robinson, parish Cobar .. halo Or tomed: 2 564 
pany (No-Liability). 5 
569 | M.Siegel ... tee » 12 | County Blazland, parish South Peak ...| 2 3 85 | Gilgunnia 85 
698 | Bonnie Dundeo Mining Company » 6 | County Canbelego, parish Tritton | 10 0 O| Nyngan © +985 
(No-Liability). ‘ 3 Z 
599 |-P. Bodkin ... x 33 v1 4, 55 | County Robinson, parish Moquilamba,..! 2 0 0 } Cobar 691 
Hunter axp Macizay Mriyine Drsrricrz. 4 
879 | J. Chambers ., aa be -| Gi 4 | County Gloucester, parish Wawgan ...{ 2 O 0 [| Copéland 866 
901 Do : a .| 4, 120 | County Gloucester, parish Irralong ...| 2 0 O | Dungog 42 
G72 9) Ro Saxby ar d others ag sac} gy 7 {County Gloucester, parish Craven .,.| 5 O ©} Copeland 939 
973 A. Shelton and others KS Psi Semepeicl do do 23) 4 One a 940 
1030 W. R. Easdown .., waa » 3386 | County Gloucester, parish Bindera ...| 5 0 O = 1016 


— —— ae : 


a 


—_— 


10 Avca., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124, 4419 


NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &¢.—continued. 


‘ IT is proposed to cancel the undermentioned Gold-mining Lease, and notice of cancellation thereof will be published 

in the Government Gazette of 2ith August, 1910; and the land referred to in such lease will, unless held under some other 

title, after publication of Government Gazette of that date (viz., at 2°80 o’clock p-m., Sydney time), be available for occupation, 

in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. 

[R. 1910-4,674] ua 
Nrw Eneauanp Mrininea District. 


No. Name. | wt Locality | byes, Application No. 
; a 3. p. 
634 W. D, Johnston and others ».| GL 1 | County Buller, parish Boorook.., ..| 3B O O| Drake 754 


Fea tpn ee undermentioned Private Lands Lease has been cancelled haying been abandoned. 
e he ~ S52 fl 


Mintne Act, 1908. 


Portion 
No. 


Ce ee en a i 


: 
No. Name. Locality. Area. | Application Ne. 
i 


| ae RP. 
&2 Kangiara North Mining Company; Pat 2 County King, parish Taunton .. | 19 3° 6 | Yass 18-7 


(No-Liability). 


| 


TIE undermentioned Dredging Lease has been cancelled for non-fulfilment of the labour conditions. 
[1910- 4,403] : 


Mining Act, 1906. 


A A ES DA SR SEE pa a a 


No. - | Name. een Locelity. Ares. | Application No. 


— = (a a 


: | , a Fr. p. : : 
46 | H.E. Bridle... Be 7 | Mt 3 | County St.Vincent, parish Boyle | 24 38 0 | Braidwood 26-35 
. 


awe 


THE undermentioned Gold-mining Leazes have been cancelled for non-fulfilment of the labour conditions, 


19. Name. | ree Locality. | Area. Appiicaticn No. 
TuMut and ApztonG Minine Districr. — at op, ape 
925 | J. Cadzow and others sie ...| 40.133 | County Wynyard, parish Calafat wf 2 0 0| Adelong 39) 
Minive Act, 1906. 
245 | O. BR. Roberts aoe abe ».| GL 24 | County Robinson, parish Cobar | 10 0 .0 | Cobar 23-56 
269 Do ie sas » 159 do do 9 3 38 | = 19-52 


‘ THE undermentioned Mineral Leases have been cancelled for non-fulfilment of the labour conditions. 
(1910-4397; 4,398; 4,399] 


' Mintna@ Act, 1906. 


= eee series Tat Sp Seas NRCMRTERS. RET | es ar ; a ane 
No. | Name. ss | eee Locality. 3 | Arca. | Application No. 
| Bets Te 
185 | H.Qurrie ... 1. © se. —e.| ML2QOL | County Hardinge, parish Swinton _...) 20. O 0} Tingha 39-60 
251 | J. Jenkins and a-other ... +660} County Gough, parish Highland Home..| 9 O 27 | Hmmaville 38-41 
801 Do ae trey Se do do ...| 40 O O 3 386-39 
297 | A.S. Peters.... £9 ae ws, 99 211 | County Georgiana, parish Kavgaloolah..| 2) 0 O | Tuena 3-16 
372 | J. Seymour ... ae aoe | » 95 | County Georgiana, parish Tuena lee Oe O 3 8-23 
| . 


THE undermentioned Mineral Leases have been cancelled having been abandoned, and the land comprised in the 
several leases hereunder mentioned will, unless held under some other title, upon publication of this Netice (viz, at 2°30 
o'clock p.m., Sydney time, to-day), be available for occupation, in terms of the Mining Act of 1906. 

[A. 1910-4,£ 96] 


a nc a rr es ee OE 7 


Portion 


a re 


No. | Name. ote Locality, | Area, Application No. 
a re eee A OE SE A EES SO te — RD 
a Oto 
9944 | The C.S.A, Mines.(Limited) ..| Mt 14 | County Robineon, parish Kaloogleguy...) 20 © 0 | Cobar 69 
10203 Do do Gal pets do do i. 1540590) 20 ” ‘7 
10092 Do do a ge do do id 400-0] > 5 171 


THE undermentioned Dredging Lease has been cancelled for non-payment of rent due thercon. 
(R. 1910-3,153 } 


Mining Act, 1906. 


te Ce en EE ee a 


Portion 


No. | Name. No. 


—— 


Locality. | Ares. | Application No. 


ed 


a. or. ; 
9-0 6 | Tingha 11-48 


| 
ita lia ibe a 


14 | W.T. Brown‘and another... ...| ML 89 | County Gough, parish Herbert... 


In lieu of notice appearing in Governmont Gazette o ‘%r instant, but to take effest from that date, 


4420 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 124. [10 Ava., 1910. 


NOTICE TO APPLIOANTS FOR LEASKES FOR MINING, &o.—continued. 


THE undermentioned Mineral Leases have been cancelled for non-payment of rent due thereon, and the land 
coriprised in the several leases hereunder mentioned will, unless held under some other title, upon publication of this Notice 
(viz., at 2.30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time, to-day), be available for occupation in terms of the Mining Act of 1926. 


[R. 1910-4,394; 4,395; 4,409] 


Minina Act, 1874. 


ee 


No. Name. | 4 ae Locality. | Area. | Application No. 
> ap ei 
9037 | J. A. Brown and ancther ... ..| ME 2 | County Mecquarie, parish Bellangry .... 40 0 0O | Kempsey 22 
9038 Do do sae oaty| tiny RRO do do SAO ORO 5 23 
9089 Do do na ramen ek 6 do do se ee 20 e 24 
10643 | J. Harding and another ... ...| MES 8 &| County Yancowinna, parish Ophara ...| 80 0 O | Broken Hill 1397 
4, : 
10827 | W.Springthorpe ... a9 «| ME 7.| County Drake, parish Carnham.., ..| 40 0 O | Copmanhurst 16 


THE undermentioned Gold-mining Lease has been cancelled, having been abandoned, and the land comprised in 
the lease hereunder mentioned will, unless held under some other title, upon publication of this Notice (viz., at 2°30 o’clock 
p.m., Sydney time, to-day), be availabie for occupation, in terms of the Mining Act of 1906. 


[A. 1910-4,401] 


Cosar Minina District. 


No. Name.) sds t2ddai2 || jF Orttom Locality. | Area. | Application No. 
i | 
Dit mee rie oo hae 
554 | The C.S.A. Mines (Limited) ee| @Z 1 | County Robinson, parish Kaloogleguy.... 20 0 wo | Cobar 552 


| ' {| 


—— — - = — a _- = =e vast =— 


W. U. WOOD. 


First Insertion. 
NOTICE UNDER SHCTION 91 OF THE MINING ACT, 1906, AND REGULATION 106. 


OTICE is hereby given that an application, as hereunder, has been made in terms of the abovementioned Act for a 

Dredging Lease to mine for Gold by means of Hydraulic Jet Elevators in and on the area described, and that I, the 

Warden of the District, having been #0 directed by the Secretary for Mines, will, on the 31st day of August, 1910, at 10am, 
at the Warden’s Court at Tumbarumba, hold an inquiry concerning such application. 


Any objection to the application must be lodged with me, in the Warden’a Oifice at Tumbarumba, before the day above 


mentioned, 
SOHEDULE. 
ere coton Name of Applicant. | Description of Area. | Area. | Knliestaal 
VO ee ie eer i EE eee eee 
| Oy Sho dey 
L Gecrge Thomas Heinecke | Perlions ats 90 and 91, areu 69 ac es 8 roods 25 perches| 69 3 25 6 Dec., 1909 
(Local, 21.); | Parishes of Tumbarumba and King, ccunty of Selwyn 
embracing part of the bed and banks of Tumbarumbs| 
| Creek, and adjacent flats: Commencing about 13 chains) . 
| above the south-west corner of portivn 181, parish of 
| King, and extending thence down the creek for a distance 
of about 150 chains to the south-west corner of portion 
160, parish of Tumbarumba. 
W. M. FINCHAM 
: Warden. 
Dated this 6th day of Aurust, 1510. [877] 
[863] Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 29,903 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN THE OBAN GOLD-FIELD). 
| Es Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and bers the 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of eection 106 of the ieee 
Act, 1906, part of Reserve No. 29,908 from conditional sale (within the Oban Gold-field), hereunder described, shall be revoked, and 1 
hereby revoked accordingly. : ; 


[1910-5,625-200 Miec. } WwW. HO. WOOD. 
SCHEDULE. 
ao u i 
Awe del -Didision,| Reerve). |e Dateot =| count Parish Holdi AR Part revoked. Tapers No. 
District. ‘| No. urpose. Notification: ounty. arish, oldiog. rea. 
Zt etal 5 ott = bee ee 
Acres. a7 1910- 
Armidale ..| Eastern. | 29,908 | From conditional] 80 Sept, 1899} Clarke ...| Seeley ...| Ward's Mistake] 210 | That part within an area set ee ; 
sale (within R.A. 461, andabout).) apart this day for additional) 5,175. 
Oban Gold-field), Guyra Shire. holdings, 


~ 


10 Ava., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. 


4421 


Lands Department Dotices. 


PROCLAMATION 
New Sourn Watss, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 


to wit, Sable FrEDERIC JOHN Nariren, Baron 


CHELMSroRD, Kuight Commander of 

(1.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 

W. P. Cutten, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 

His Hacellency the $q' 7)! . 

Keine Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia, 


WHE an Advisory Board, duly constituted under 
the ‘‘ Closer Settlement (Amendment) Act, 1907,” has 
reported that the land described in the Schedule hereto is 
suitable to be acquired for closer settlement : Now, therefore, 
I, Freperic Jonn Napier, BARon CHELMSFORD, the Governor 
aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council of the 
said State, in pursuance of the provisions of the said Act, do 
declare, by this notification_to be published in the Govern- 
ment Gazette, that I propose to acquire the said land for the 
purpose of closer settlement. 
[Clo, Sett, 1910-3,336] 


SCHEDULE. 
Tur LAND REFERRED TO. 


Area about 12,404 acres. That part of the estate known as 
**Gunningbland,” situate within the county of Ashburnham, 


parishes of Goonumbla, Milpose, and Gunningbland, Land 


District, of Parkes, Goobang Shire,—shown by red edging on 
plan catalogued Ms, 798 Fs. in the Department of Lands. 
Given undermy Hand and Seal this ninth day of August, 
in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred 
and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s 
Reign. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 


S. W. MOORE. 


[997] GOD SAVE THE KING ! 


[819] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 
He is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accord- 
ance with the provisions of the Public Trusts Act, 1897, 
His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, has been pleased to approve of the appointment of 


_ the undermentioned bodies as T'rustees respectively of the 


portions of land hereinafter particularised, namcly :-— 


The portion of Reserve No. 44,910 for General Cemetery at 
Eugowra, county of Ashburnham, parish of Waugan, notified 
23rd February, 1910, set apart for Burial Ground fer Inde- 
pendents, namely :— 

The Congregational Union of New South Wales, 
{Ms. 1910-9,760] 
Recreation Ground at South Annandale, area 1 acre 394 
perches, dedicated 38rd August, 1910 :— 

The Council of the Municipality of Petersham. 
(Ms. 1910-5,372] S. W.. MOORE. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 10ta August, 1910, 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accord- 
-& ance with the provisions of the Public Trusts Act, 1897, 
His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Execu- 
tive Council, has been pleased to approve of the appointment 
of the undermentioned gentlemen a3 addilional Trustees 
respectively of the portions of land hereivafter particularised, 
namely :— 
Reserve No. 31,247, at Walli, county of Bathurst, parish of 
Walli, area 10 acres, notified 4th August, 1209, for public 
recreation, namely :— 


Ernest Atkinson Thomas, Esquire. 
[ Ms. 1910-11,484] 
Reserves No. 25,932, area 105 acres 2 roojs, and No. 26,979, 
area 62 acres 1 rood at Glenbrook, county of (ook, parish of 
Strathdon, notified ist May, 1897, and Lith December, 1$97, 
respectively, for public recreation : — 
Messrs. Samuel William Riches. 

John Howlett. 

John Gonsalves. 
[Ms. 1910-12350] Ss. W. MCORE. 


No. 124, 10 Avueust, 1910.—4, 


| [818] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 10th August, 19:0. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accordance 
with the provisions of the Public Trusts Act, 1897, and 
the Public Parks Act, 1902, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to 
approve of the appointment of the undermentioned gentleman 
as an additional Trustee of Barrangarry Park, Belmore Falls, 
namely :— 
John Holmes, Esquire. 


[ Ms. 1910-2,200] 8. W. MOORE. 


[821] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accord- 

ance with the provisions of the Public Trusts Act, 1897, 

His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 

Council, has been pleased to approve of the appointment of the 

undermentioned gentlemen as Trustees respectively of the 
portions of land hereinafter particularised, namely :— 


The portion of reserve No. 44,910 for General Cemetery at 
Eugowra, county of Ashburnham, parish of Waugan, notified 
23rd February, 110, set apazt for Roman Catholic Burial 
Ground :— 


The Right Reverend John Dunre, D.D. 
The Reverend Patrick Joseph Doran. 
Messrs. Lawrence Kirby, senior. 
John Agostinelli, junior. 
John Lovett, 
[Ms. 1910-9,760] 


Reserve No. 11,194 at Crescent Head, county of Macquarie, 
parish of Palmerston, area 93 acres, notified 12th April, 18°@, 
for Public Recreation :— 


Megsrs. Frank Barrie, 
Henry May 
(in lieu of Messrs. P. M. Hart, resigned, and Dr. B. N. Case- 
ment, deceased). 
{Ms. 1910-11,643] 


Reserve No. 45,457 at Cathcart, county of Wellesley, parish of 
Cathcart, area 1 rood, notified 6th July, 1910, for addition to 
School of Arts :— 


Messrs. James Gerathy. 
William Baker. 
Thomas O’Connor. 
William: Davis. 
Charles Solomon. 
Thomas Moreing. 
{ Ms. 1910-8,698] 


Reserve No. 44,576 ab Shannon Vale, county of Gough, parish 
of Beardy Plains, area 1 acre, notified 8th December, 1909, for 
Public Hall :— 


Messrs. Edward Francis Goodwin. 
James Goodwin. 
Michael John Fitzgerald. 
John O’ Hara. 
Patrick Stanislaus Cassidy. 
Terence Cassidy. ; 
James Boden. 

(Ms. 1910-11,797] 


FBeserve No 43,148 at Islay, near Temora, county of Bourke, 
parish of Quandary, area 10 acres, notified 14th October, 1908, 
for Public Recreation :— 

William Carter Preston, Esquire 


(in lieu Mr. J. B. Mackinlay, resigned). 
[ Ms. 1910-11,708] 


Reserve No. 5,920 at Clybucca, county of Dudley, parish of 
Clybucca, area about 150 acres, notified 14th April, 1888, for 
Refuge in time of Flood :— 


George Hillard, Esquire 


(ia lieu of Mr. W. Menary, deceased). 
(Ms. 1910-11,651] 


Reserve No. 10,299 at North Beach, Bellingen, county of 

Raleigh, parish of North Bellingen, area about 160 acres, 

notified 8Uth November, 1889, for Public Recreation :— 
Michael Brien O’Connor, Esqui-e 

(in lieu of Mr. M. Regan, deceased). 

(Ms. 1910-11,724) 


- 


Ss. W. MOORE, 


4422 


[816] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


ib is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accord: 
ance with the provisions of the 106th section of the Crown 
Lands Act of 1884, His Excellency the Governor, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, has approved of Mr, John 
Lillico, who has left the district, being removed from his 
position as a Trustee of the Racecourse and Recreation Ground 
at Batlow (Reedy Flat), area 84 acres 1 rood, dedicated 14th 
January, 1888, and he is hereby accordingly removed. 


[Ms. 1910-11,809] 8. W. MOORE. 


[817] Department of Lands, 
aie Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


1c: is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accord- 

ance with the provisions of the 106th section of the 
Crown Lands Act of 1884, His Excellency the Governor, 
with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to 
approve of the appointment of the undermentioned gentlemen 
as Trustees respectively of the portions of land hereinafter 
particularised, namely :— 


Racecourse and Recreation Ground at Batlow (Reedy Flat), 
area 84 acres 1 rood, dedicated i4th January, 1888 :— 


Messrs. Oliver Cartland Barberie, 
Patrick Webber, 
Arthur Quarmby 
(in lieu.of Messrs. R. Hopson, deceased, J. O’ Regan, resigned, 
and J. Lillico, removed). | 
{Ms.-1910-11,809] 


The portion of the General Cemetery at Catherine Hill Bay, 
dedicated 9th March, 1894, set apart for Unsectarian Burial 
Ground :— 

David Alexander Gow, Esquire 
(in lieu of Mr. M. Tobiv, deceased). 
{Ms. 1910-11,731] 


The portion ef the General Cemetery at Tooleybuc, dedicated 
13th March, 1877, set apart for Unsectarian Burial Ground :— 


Messrs, William Thomas Cromie, 
William Robert Holmes, 
Septimus Broomhead 


{in lieu cf Messrs. A. Kirk, W. Hastings, and E. Hobson, 


deceased). 
[Ms. 1910~11,741] S. W. MOORE. 


[906] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


PROPOSED CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY PARTS OF 
ROADS. 


Noa is hereby given that the Minister for Lands is of 

opinion that it is expedient to close, under the provisions 
of the 19th and 20th sections of the ‘ Public Roads Act, 1902,” 
the parts. of roads hereunder described; and all persons in- 
terested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed 
to the Minister, within one month from date of this notice, 
any objections which may appear to them to exist to the closing 
of the said parts of roads, 


[Roads 1910-563 -1] 8. W. MOORE. 


. 


DESCRIPTION. 


The unnecessary part of Dudley-street east of Beach-street 
and the unnecessary part of Dundas-street north of Neptune- 
street (aligned 6th May, 1879), parish of Alexandria, county 
of Cumberland, Municipality of Randwick. 


[802] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 10th August, 1910, 


PLAN OF ROADS RE-MARKED APPROVED, 


| Pe Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in 
pursuance of the 25th section of the 
Act, 1902,” the plan (R. 9,871-1,603) of re-marking of roads 
hereunder described having been approved, the roads, as 
re-marked aceording to the plan so approved, shall represent 
and be deemed to be the original roads. 


[Roads 1890-35-84] S. W. MOORE, 


DESORIPTION, 


The confirmed roads 100 links wide (R. 4,0444-1,603 
within Patrick Buckley’s portion 11, Sir . ‘Ewing's me 
tion 5, and T. A. Cochrane’s portion 12, parish of Brunswick, 
county of Rous, Byron Shire No. 2, being part of the road 
from Mullumbimby to Byron Bay, and a branch road there- 


from towards Bangalow, plan catalogued R. 9,871-1,603, is 


deposited in the Department of Lands, Sydney, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. 


| [808] 


** Public Roads ~ 


[10 Ave., 1910. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910, 


NOTIFICATION OF CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY 
ROADS AND PART OF ROAD. 


-IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pur- 
suance of the provisions of the 20th section of the “ Public 


Reads Act, 1902,” the roads and part of road hereunder 


described, which are no longer required, are hereby closed, 
and the lands comprised therein freed and discharged from 
any rights of the public or any person to the same as high- 


ways. 
5. W. MOORE. 


_ 
DESCRIPTIONS. 


Unnecessary roads 800 links wide on north-eastern boundaries 
of portion 20, 21, 24, 25, 28, 62, 29, 82, 33, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 
and 40, and of portions 27, 30, 31, and 34, and along south- 
eastern boundaries of portions 39, 43, 35, 50, 23, 24, 27, and 
23, all parish of Graddell; also unnecessary road separating 
part of portion 14 from part of portion 18, parish of Narragon, 
county of Gregory, Western Division, 

[Roads 1910-386-2] 

The unnecessary part of road (Victoria-street) separating 
section 20 from section 39, town of Eugoura, parish of Hugoura, 
county of Ashburnham, Boree Shire (No. 83). 

[Roads 1910-404-3] . 

Unnecessary road of variable width separating part of portion 
57 and portion 39 from part of portion 59, portion 33 and part 
of portion 95, parish of Augoperran, counties of Clive and 
Gough, Tenterfield Shire (No. 20) and Severn Shire (No. 21). 
[Roads 1910-286-4] 


ot 


892} 


4 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


Proposans under section 105, Crown Lands Act of 1884, in 
respect of Public School site at Biamble. 


W HEREAS His Hxcellency the Governor, with the advice 

of the Executive Council, being of opinion that it is 
expedient in the public interest to resume the whole of the 
Public School site at Biamble, dedicated 15th January, 1886, 
and described in the Schedule hereto, has directed that 
this notice under my hand shall be published in the Govern- 
ment Gazette, setting forth the mode in which it is proposed 
to deal with the land in question: Now, therefore, notice 
is hereby given, in pursuance of such direction, and in 
accordance with the provisions of the 105th section of the 
Crown Lands Act of 1884, that it is proposed to deal with the 
said land in the manner following, that is to say,—to revoke 
the dedication thereof heretofore made, 

Ss. W. MOORE. 


SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


Description of 2 acres of land at Biamble, the dedication of 
which is intended to be revoked. 


County of Gowen, yarish of Bandulla, containing an area of 
2 acres: Commencing at the south-eastern corner of portion 64 
of 548 acres, exclusive of road; and bounded thence on the 
west by part of an eastern boundary of that portion north 5 
chains; on the north by a line east 4 chains; on the east by a 
line south 5 chains to the northern boundary of portion 6 of 
640 acres; thence on the south by part of that boundary of 
that portion west 4 chains, to the point of commencement; 
being measured portion 27,—as shown on plan catalogued P. 
1,376-1,978, | 
[Aln, 1910-7,753] 


—_— 


[908] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 
T is hereby notified, for general information, that so much 
of the notice appearing in the Government Gazette of the 
24th June, 1908, as relates to the granting of an annual lease 
in satisfaction of Colin Turner’s application No. 1908-15, 
Bathurst, is hereby cancelled. 


[Ms, Ls, 1910-4,337 ] 3. W. MOORE. 


[344] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


iG is hereby notified, for public information, that 

the Surveyors Board will conduct an examination 
of candidates for licenses to survey under the Crown 
Lands Acts, commencing at 10 a.m. on Monday, 19th 
September, 1910, at the Office of the Chief Surveyor, 
Department of Lands. 

Candidates are informéd that their applications, 
together with documentary evidence of having com- 
plied with the preliminary conditions, must reach the 
Secretary to the Board at least ten days before the 
date fixed for the examination. 


[Minl, 1910-6,433] S. W. MOORE. 


« 


10 “Ave. 1910.] 


Department of. Lands, 
Sydney, 3rd August, 1910, 


APPROACHING LAND SALES. 


YROWN LANDS have heen advertised in the Government 
Gazette for sale at the undermentioned places and 
dates :— 


a 
CANOWINDRA—Friday, 23rd September, 1910 x 97 
GouLtsurN—W ednesday, 17th August, 1910 hee eh 8 
Moama—Wednesday, 24th August, 1910 ., aoe LO 
MuRRUMBURRAH—Friday, 12th August, 1910 ... 97 
MuswELLBRook—Wednesday, 17th August, 1910 97 
NARRANDERA—Wednesday, 17th August, 1910... 97 
Peak Hint—Priday, 12th August, 1910... Ree thi 
“Youne—Wednesday, 7th September, 1910 wen OF 


S. W. MOORE. 


[822] Departent of Lands, 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, having approved of the 
following Regulations fer the portion of the General 
Cemetery at Murrurundi, dedicated 12th March, 1869, 
set apart for Methodist Burial Ground, such Regu- 
lations are hereby published for public information. 
[Ms. 1910-12,546 | a : 2 
Mes d S. W. MOORE. 


We, the trustees of the portion of the General 
Cemetery at Murrurundi, set apart for Methodist 
Burial Ground, under our powers, in virtue of our 
being charged with the care and management of the 
said burial ground, do hereby make the following 
Regulations for the management thereof :— 

1. This burial ground shall be for the purpose of 
burying the dead of the Methodist Denomination. 

. 2. The meetings of the trustees shall be held not less 
than once in every quarter, and, if no other day in 
any quarter be fixed by the trustees, the trustees 
shall meet. on the third Monday of that quarter, 
unless it is a public holiday, in which case the meet- 
ing shall be held on the next ensuing day which is 
not a public holiday. ‘ 

3. Except as aforesaid the meetings of the trustees 
may be held at such times and places as they may 
appoint, and at any such meeting a majority of the 
trustees for the time being holding office shall form 
a quorum. , bys ERT ob 

4. The trustees shall keep proper accounts of all 
moneys received and all moneys, disbursed in connec- 
tion with the burial-ground, and if so required, shall 
furnish the- vouchers for all moneys expended, and a 
certified copy of their accounts for any year to the 
Minister for Lands. ; j ‘ 

5. All moneys received in connection with the burial 
grounds shall be paid into some Bank to the credit of 
an account in the name of the ‘‘Trustees of Mur- 
rurundi Methodist Burial Ground,’’ and cheques 
drawn upon such account shall be signed by at least 
two trustees. L ? x 

6. All moneys received in connection with the burial 
ground shall be applied by the trustees,—Hirstly, in 
payment of salaries, wages, and current expenses ; 
secondly, in constructing and keeping in repair fences, 
’ drains, buildings, and cther permanent works; thirdly, 
in beautifying and adorning the burial ground. 

7. The trustees may appoint a secretary, a sexton, 
and such other officers and servants as may be neces- 
sary, and may fix the respective amounts of salary or 
wages to be paid to them. , 

8. The trustees may appoint an officer-in-charge, 
who shall receive moneys, and regulate, manage, and 
decide all matters of detail arising in connection with 
the burial ground. The officer-in-charge may be one of 
the trustees, or the secretary, or such officer or person 
as the trustees may appoint. a 

9. The trustees shall, as soon as possible after their 
appointment, and afterwards as occasion may from 
time to time require, cause proper provision to be 
made for fencing, laying out, and draining so much of 
the burial ground as may then be required for use. 

10. The trustees may erect gateways, houses, offices, 
and other necessary buildings; make roads, avenues, 
and walks; plant trees and shrubs; and do and per- 
form any other matter or thing which may be required 
for the proper and efficient management and adorn- 
ment of the burial ground. 

11. The trustees shall divide the burial ground into 
sections, and shall allot portions within those sections ; 
and shall cause a plan to be made showing the sections 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124, 4495 | 
a ee ee a eee 


certify the plan when made. The plan or copy thereof — 


shall be kept for reference in the office of the officer- 
in-charge. 
12. The trustees shall cause a Register to be kept, in 


which shall be entered the name and addition of every - 


person whose body is interred in the burial ground, 
and the section, portion, and number of the grave in 
which the interment has been made, and the date of 
the interment; the entries shall be made immediately 
after each interment. 

13. The fees and charges specified in the Schedule 
hereto annexed shall be payable in advance to the 
trustees; but the trustees may in any case of poverty, 
if they see fit, remit. wholly or in part the fees and 
charges payable upon an interment. 

i4. The trustees may, upon payment of the appro- 
priate charge, issue certificates on the prescribed form, 
securing the exclusive right of burial in one or more 
specified portions of the burial ground; but the 
trustees may and shall refuse to sell a certificate for 
more than one portion to any person if they are 
satisfied that an attempt is being made to create a 
monopoly, or to deal in those certificates in the way 
of business, and that the person applying to purchase 
is privy to such attempt. 

15. A certificate may be transferred by an endorse- 
ment in writing upon the certificate, or may be dis- 
posed of by will: Provided always that no such trans- 
fer or disposition as aforesaid shall bind the trustees 
unless notice thereof is given to the trustees within 
a reasonable time thereafter, and the certificate and 
any necessary evidence of the claimant’s titfe produced 
for the inspeetion of the trustees, 

16. Within six months from the issue of any such 


certificate as aforesaid, the. holder of the certificate. 


shall enclose the specified portion with a stone. kerb- 
ing, and cut thereon the number of the allotment as 


numbered on the trustees’ plan of the burial ground, 


17. No interment shall take place in any portion in 


respect of which a certificate of exclusive right of. 


burial has been issued, unless the consent in writing 


of the then holder of the certificate and the certificate. 


itself are produced to the officer-in-charge. 
18. Kvery monument, tomb, tablet, grave-stone, 


vault, kerbing, railing, or other erection to be placed 


in the burial ground shall be of a design and work- 
manship approved by the trustees, and plans or par- 
ticulars thereof shall be submitted to the trustees 
before the work is proceeded with. 

19. A copy of any proposed inscription shall be sub- 
mitted to the trustees for their approval, and shall be 
approved by them befcre the work is proceeded with. 

20. The trustees may order the removal or alteration 
of any monument, tomb, tablet, grave-stone, vault, 
railing, or other erection, or the erasure of any in- 
scription which shall have been erected or placed. in 
the burial ground in contravention of the foregoing 
regulations. 


21. No trees or plants shall be planted in the San 


ground unless the same be of a species approved by. 


the trustees. ; 


22. Masons and other workmen shall clear away all 
refuse and rubbish caused by them, and shall repair. 
and make good all damage wrought by them or their 
servants to the satisfaction of the officer-in-charge. 
Before commencing any work in the burial ground, 
every mason or workman shall deposit with . the 
officer-in-charge the ‘sum of ten shillings, which shall 
be forfeited 14 this regulation is not complied with. 

23. ‘The trustees or their officer-in-charge of the 
burial ground shall not issue an order for interment 
therein until shown the certificate required by section 
30 of the Act. No. 17 of 1899, to be issued by the Dis- 
trict Registrar ef Births, Deaths, and Marriages, or 
by the Coroner or the Magistrate who held the inquest 
or mquiry on the body, or by a Medical Officer im 


compliance with the Children’s Protection Act, No. 47, - 


1902, as the case may be. | iy 
24. Before an order for interment is issued, parti- 


culars of the length and breadth of the coffin shall be - 


delivered to the officer-in-charge, and all fees and 
charges paid to him. L 

25. The undertaker or other person taking out the 
order for interment shall forward the same to the 
sexton at least eight hours before the time fixed fot 
the interment. 

26. In cases of emergency, corpses may be received 
and interred without an order for interment, if 
a proper certificate of death and the receipt of the 
proper officer for all fees and charges are produced to 
the sexton. 

27. No persen other than the person who has paid 
the fees and charges in respect of any grave or portion 
shall be permitted to interfere in any way with that 
grave or portion without the written authority of the 


and portions of the burial ground, and shall sign and j officer-in-charge. 


- 


Af24 


28. Any recognised Minister of the Denomination 
mentioned in Regulation 1 shall at all times have free 
access and admission to the burial ground, and shall 
treeciy exercise his spiritual functions therein, in con- 
nection with the burial of the dead, without any 
hindrance or disturbance: Provided, however, that no 
such ‘Minister shall be entitled to receive any fee in 
respect of any services he may so perform, unless with 
the sanction of the trustees. 

29. Every order and authority issued by the officer- 
in-charge shall be delivered to the sexton at the burial 
ground before any work is begun or material de- 
livered, 

30. All work in connection with any monument or 
grave shall be carried on under the direction and 
supervision of the officer-in-charge, or in his absence, 
of the sexton, and shall be carried to completion 
without unnecessary delay. 

31. Not more than two adults shall be interred in 
any one grave, and in no grave shall the upper sur- 
face of the coffin be at a less depth than 4 feet from 
the natural surface of the soil. 

32. All tombs and monuments shall be set on the 
natural rock, or on stone foundations 6 feet deep, and 
all vaults shall be of stone set in cement, or of brick 
of the best quality set and cased in the best Portland 
cement. 

33. The kerbing for- graves and vaults shall be of 
stone, clean cut and rounded on the top, and set on 
brick or stone foundations, and shall be of the follow- 
ing dimensions:—For graves, 6 x 14 inches; for 
vaults, 9 x 15 inches. 

34. The areas of portions for graves shall be from 
3 x 8 feet to 12 x 8 feet; the areas of portions for 
vaults shall be from 6 x 12 feet to 12 x 24 feet. 


35. No person shall be entitled to have a portion 
reopened for the purpose of a second interment 
therein, unless a certificate of exclusive right of burial 
has been issued in respect of that portion within two 
months after the first interment. 


86. The trustees, when, in their opinion, any tomb, 
monument, or other erection is, or is likely to become 
dangerous, shall, where practicable, give notice in 
writing to the owner or person responsible to repair. 
If within a reasonable time such repair is not so 
effected, the trustees may take down and remove such 
tomb, monument, or other erection, and sell or other- 
wise dispose of the materials of which the same was 
composed. The trustees shall not be required to 
account for the proceeds of such sale or for such dis- 
posal of the materials. 

37. No heavy materials shall be drawn over the 
road or paths of the burial ground whilst they are 
wet, nor shall any hand-cart be used of which the 
wheel-tires are less than 6 inches in width. 

88. No person shall inter any corpse in the burial 
ground except in accordance with these regulations. 
and any person interring a corpse in violation of 
these regulations, or procuring the same to be so in- 
terred, shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding 
twenty pounds. 

_ 389. No person shall ride or drive any animal or 
vehicle over the roads or paths of the burial ground. 

40. No person shall— 

(a) Sell or buy within the burial ground any article 
or thing. 

(6) Distribute any handbill, card, circular, or other 

_ advertisement within the burial ground. 

(c) Put any animal or animals within the burial 
ground for the purpose of grazing therein, ex- 
cept with the consent in writing of the trustees. 

(d) Take part in any meeting other than of a 
religious or commemorative character within the 
burial ground. 

(e) Disturb any funeral service at any grave, whether 
by working in the neighbourhood of it or other- 
wise, 

(/) Discharge any firearms except at a military 
funeral. 

(g) Wantonly damage or disturb any flowers or other 
tokens placed upon any grave. 

(A) Commit any riot, breach of the peace, or nuisance, 
or otherwise offend against decency or decorum 
within the burial ground. 

41. Any person committing any act which is a 
breach of the last-preceding regulation shall be liable 
to a penalty not exceeding twenty pounds. 


.42, Any person committing or omitting any act in 
violation of these regulations, for which no other 
penalty is thereby expressly provided, shall be liable 
to a penalty not exceeding ten pounds. 

43. It shall be the duty of the off 
prosecute offenders against thes 
prosecution under 


cer-in-charge to 
e regulations, and no 
these regulations shall prejudice 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. 


[10 Ava., 1910. 


any other proceedings, whether civil or criminal 
which may be taken against the offender :| Provided 
always that no person be criminally punished twice 
ior the same offence. . 

44, The trustees or their officer-in-charge shall, in 
the months of April; July, October, and January in 
each year, transmit to the local District Registrar a 
return giving a list of all burials during the previous 
quarter, with the name and late address of the de- 
ceased, date of burial, and name of undertaker in 
each case. 


a 
ScHEDULE OF FEES AND CHARGES. 


s. 
Interment fee .. am on ah 7 5 
Interment fee for Government gaol, hospital, 

or asylum .. as a8 ESA eo 10 
*Reception of corpse from any other ceme- 

tery and interment eee A ae 10 
*Removal of corpse from one part of the 

burial ground to another .. He ee 0 


*Removal of corpse to any other cemeter 
Interment, still-born child a 
Reopening grave under exclusive right 
Reopening and closing a vault i ae ata 
Land for grave, 3 x 8 feet under exclusive 
right .. a. 53 aA ae a 
Land 08 grave, 6 x 8 feet, under exclusive 
Lig fed eh ee 5S Ag Se see ais 
Land for grave, 9 x 8 feet, under exclusive 


hoe SSO hl oH Jo eth 
roo) 


; re 
OCoSoear Clo OSs Sooacor Oo. -C-4o CF Osteo BOO CSoo oO OCF °C: 


ricliteees e; 5s oe ae ae 3 0 
Land for grave, 12 x 8 feet, under exclusive 

Tigh tos 2 sr ae Ke we MLO 
Land for vault, 6 x 12 feet, under exclusive 

RUSE ues ae ea ts Sas Bee Poke 
Land for vault, 12 x 12 feet, under exclusive 

Vaesslay re oe ¥ seh a ers oe 9 0 
Land for vault, 12 x 24 feet, under exclusive 

Bighivee. a ne <a iss “ao FLO Oi 
Permission to erect stone kerbing 0 15 
Permission to erect head or foot stone OF ee 
Permission to erect slab over grave.. La 
Permission to erect tomb or monument 20 
Soiling and planting grave . : 0 3 
Turfing grave .. o aye “6 ; 0 10 
Soiling and planting vault, small ae af 0 5 
Soiling and planting vault, large .. eet Ost 
Soiling and planting vault, double .. a ‘ae 
IKkeeping in order single grave, per annum .. 0 10 
Keeping in order each additional grave, per 

annum A Eid a Sikes 0 5 
Keeping in order small vault, per annum .. 0 10 
Ixeeping in order large vault, per annum 1; 0 
Keeping in order double vault, per annum.. 1 10 
Certified copy of entry in Register .. 8 0 5 


ForM OF CERTIFICATE. 

This is to certify that . 
of , has paid to the trustees of the 
Burial Ground the sum of £ , and 
in consideration of such payment the said trustees do 
hereby grant to the said the exclusive 
right of burial in portion No. _, section No. , 
feet by feet-in the said burial ground, subject 
to the conditions prescribed by the rules and regula- 
tions for the time being in foree relating to the said 

burial ground. ; 


Dated this day of LO are 


i Trustees, 


TRANSFER (TO BE ENDORSED). 
I, the within-named , do. hereby 


transfer to 5 OL , all my right, 
title, and interest in and under the within certificate. 


Dated this day of LD tee 
Witness,— 
Made ay a this seventh day of June, 


CHAS, T.. LUSBY, 
(The Resident Methodist Minister for the 
time being in the Murruhundi Circuit.) 
G. W. KILMISTER, 
J. B. ROBSON, 


{ Trustees. 
D. G. TEYS, 


* Pern ission for (he exhumation of any corpse must be obtained from 
the Department cf Public Health. 


i a 


“10 Ava. 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 124. 4425 


[6G2] ater g* Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 8rd August, 1910. 


BY-LAWS FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF 
; MEADOWBANK PARK. 

IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

. the Executive Council, having been pleased to 
make the following By-laws for the management of 
Meadowbank Park, such By-laws are hereby published 
for public information, in accordance with the pro- 
visions of the Public Parks Act, 1902. 


[Ms. 1910-12,195] S. W. MOORE. 


We, the trustees appointed for land at Meadowbank, 
dedicated for Public Recreation, and known -as 


‘Meadowbank Park,” do hereby make under the 


Public Parks Act, 1902, and by virtue of the powers 
thereby conferred, the following by-laws, for the 
breach of any of which we do hereby, in pursuance of 
the provisions of the said Act, impose upon the 
offenders or offender, the fines hereinafter specified 
respectively. 

1, The trustees shall expend in the improvement of 
the park, all such sums as may be derived as revenue 
from such park, including sales of grass-right, fees, 
fines, collected donations, subscriptions, or Govern- 
ment grants in aid thereof. Such sums shall be kept 
in a bank to the credit of the Park Account, and 
shall not be used or applied in or towards expenditure 
other than is herein directed. Any persons offending 
against this provision shall be liabie to a penalty not 
exceeding ten pounds. ‘The improvements to be made 
by the trustees, shall consist of fencing, planking, 
and protecting trees and shrubs, laying-out footpaths, 
construction of gardens, erection of pavilion, wharf, 
and other necessary buildings, formation of cricket 
grounds, and other purposes of improvement and 
public recreation. 

2. The trustees may appoint a ranger, bailiff, or 
overseer over the said park, with powers and authori- 
ties necessary to enable him to perform his duties as 
the said trustees may from time to time deem fit. 

3. The park shall be open at all times to the public, 
but may if the trustees by resolution so direct, be 
closed for a period not exceeding three days at any 
one time, not exceeding nine days in any one year, 
and the trustees may at any such time make a charge 
for admission to the park, and exclude the public 
therefrom, except on payment of such charge, such 
charge to be fixed by the trustees, and the proceeds 
to be devoted to the improvement or maintenance of 
the park. Any person entering the park, when the 
public shall have been excluded as aforesaid, and re- 
fusing or neglecting to pay such charge upon entry 
as may have been fixed as aforesaid, shall be Hable 
to prosecution. No vehicle nor horse traffic shall be 


allowed in the park under penalty, except for the . 


following purposes :—The trustees shail have the right 
to enter at any time by their servants with horses and 
drays to carry out any improvement, or for removal 
of earth, carriage of material, &ce. 

4, Any person cutting, breaking, or wilfully injur- 
ing any of the ornamental trees planted within the 
grounds of the park, shall be liable to a penalty not 
exceeding five pounds, for each tree so cut, broken, or 
wilfully injured. ‘the entrances to and exits from 
the park, shall be by, and at such gates and stiles 
therein respectively as the trustees may from time to 
time fix by resolution, and no person shall enter or 
leave the park except by such gates and stiles respec- 
tively. 

5. No performance or entertainment of any kind 
shall be permitted in the said park, nor shal! any 
money be collected at the gates, or elsewhere, without 
written permission of the said trustees. 


6. The control and permission or refusal to allow: 


the practice or playing of all games of ball or of 
athletic exercises within the park, shall be vested 
wholly in the trustees, and any person or persons 
persisting in an infringement of the authority of the 
trustees in their direction of these matters shall be 
deemed guilty of an offence and liability to penalty. 
7. No person shall without permission of the trustees 
remove, cut, break, or deface any rock, tree, plant, 
shrubs, ferns, mosses or any seat, gate, lock, post, or 
fence, or write upon, or affix any bill or stencil mark 
to any rock, tree, seat, gate, post, fence, wall, railing, 
building or any other erection pertaining to the 
park trust, nor remove any earth, stone, or any other 
material, the property of the trustees. No rubbish 
or any kind of refuse may be deposited on any por- 
tion of the park without express direction and per- 
mission of the trustees. 
Any person who shall in the said park be in a 
state of intoxication or behave in a disorderly manner, 
or create any disturbance or take part therein, or 


commit any act of indecency, or swear or make use 
of profane, obscene, or insulting language, or other- 
wise misbehave himself or herself shall be liable to a 
fine not exceeding five pounds. | - 

9. Any person offending against By-law 8 of these 
by-laws may be forthwith removed from the said 
park. 

10. No person shall erect any tent, booth, or other 
structure, nor expose any article for sale within the 
said park, without the written permission of the 
trustees first obtained, under liability to a penalty 
not exceeding six pounds. a 

11. No person chall discharge any firearms within 
the park or interfere with, capture, or destroy any 
birds therein, or light any fire on any part of the 
said park, except where fire-places are provided, or 
in other cases permission obtained from the trustees, 
who may point out where fire may be lighted. _ 

12. No person shall depasture any horses, cattle, 
sheep, goats, or stock of any kind on the park with- 
out authority of the trustees first had and obtained 
in writing, and the owner of any horse, or cattle, 
sheep, goat, pig, or other destructive animal found 
trepassing within the park shall be liable to a penalty 
not exceeding three pounds. ; 

13. No person shall resort to or use the said park, 
or any building or erection thereon or therein, for 
the purpose of sleeping therein. | a P 

14, Any person offending against any of the fore- 
going by-laws shall, except where otherwise provided 
for, be lable on a summary conviction to a penalty 
not exceeding five pounds. 

The above by-laws were passed and adopted at a 
meeting of the trustees assembled on the Meadowbank 
Park Ground, on Saturday, May the eighth, one 
thousand nine hundred and nine. 


W. CHORLEY, 


President. 
C. CHURCHILL TUCKER, 
(L.8.) Hon. Secretary. 


J. REDSHAW. 

J. SUTTON. 

H. A.. BRIGG. 
DONNELLY FISHER. 
A. DARVALL. 


431 ‘De artment of Lands, . 
ee a Sydney, 8th June, 1910. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
TOWN OF TENTERFIELD. 

T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
I at the.expiration of three months from this date, 
it is intended, under the provisions ef section 107 
of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, and section 57 of 
the Crown Lands Act of 1895, to alter the design of 
the town of Tenterfield, by closing the part of Scott- 
street between Miles and Manners streets, and open- 
ing a new street along the west boundary of allot- 
ments 1 to 10 of section 22 ; 

Lithographs showing the proposed alteration may 
be inspected at the Crown Land Office, Tenterfield, 
and at the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


(Ms. 1910-7,363] S. W. MOORE. 


1482} Department of Lands, 
gt Sydney, 27th July, 191. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
VILLAGE OF GUYRA., — 

T is hereby notified, for public informat'on that, at the 
I expiration of three months from this date, it is intended, 
under the provisions of section 107 of the Crown Lends Act of 
1884, and section 57 of the Crown Lands Act of 1855, to alter 
the design of the village of Guyra by excising part of 
the village lands,-and adding it to the suburban lands. = 

Lithographs showing the prorored alteration may be in- 
spected at the Crown Jand Office, Armidale, Post Office, 
Guyra, and at the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


(Me. 1910-11,113] S. W. MOORE. 


433 Department of Lands, 
bri Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
TOWN OF QUIRINDI. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, at the 
expiration of three months from this date, it is intended, 
under the provisions of section 107 of the Crown Lands Act 
of 1834, and section 57 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, to 
alter the design of the town of Quirindi by converting part of 
the town lands into suburban lands. Bris ete ta 
Lithographs showing the proposed alteration ma, > Ins 
apacted = eeeinG Coen Land’ Office, Tamworth, Post Office, 
Quirindi, and at the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


[Aln, 1910-7,752] 3. W. MOORE. 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. 


[10 Ave., 1910. 


[7860] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR AN ANNUAL LEASE FOR 
GRAZING PURPOSES ONLY UNDER THE 
PROVISIONS OF THE CROWN LANDS ACTS. 


LANp District or NARRABRI. 


[% accordance with the provisions of the Crown 
& Lands Acts, the Minister for Lands directs it to 
_ be notified that tenders will be received at this Depart- 
ment not later than 3 o’clock p.m. on Tuesday, 30th 
-August, 1919, fer an annual lease for grazing purposes 

only of the land set forth in the Schedule hereunder. 
' The lease will be subject to the general provisions and 
conditions of the Crown Lands Acts, and Regulations 
thereunder, and to the following special conditions, 
provisions, exceptions, covenants, and reservations : — 

1. The term of the lease will be from the first day 
of the month succeeding the date of notification in the 
Gazette of the Minister’s acceptance of the tender, to 
2lst December, 1910, and thereafter from the Ist 
January to 3lst December in each year. 


2. Any amount required to complete rent to 31st 
December, 1910, after payment of deposit on tender, 
must be paid into the Treasury, or to the Land Agent 
of the district, within one month from date of gazettal 
of lease. For the year 1911, and any subsequent year, 


the rent must be paid during the month of September | 


of the year preceding. As the lease is annual, ter- 
minating on 3lst December in each year, the renewal 
rent must be paid in advance, otherwise the land will, 
immediately after the 31st December, become and be 
_ liabie to be dealt with as vacant Crown Lands. 


3. There is no objection to the boundaries being 
fenced, provided gates are erected on any of the 
boundaries which are intersected by reads used, or 
which may hereafter be required by the public. 


4. Any improvements (inclusive of fencing), effected 
on the lease shall be at the lessee’s sole risk, and 
such improvements will revert to the Crown upon the 
expiration, surrender, or forfeiture of the lease. 


5. In the event of any reduction of area by selection 
or otherwise, the annual rental will not be less than 
£1. 

6. Any travelling stock or camping reserves within 
the land leased shall, during the whole currency of 
the lease, be open to the use of bona fide travelling 
stock, teamsters, carriers, and travellers; and the 
lessee shall post in a conspicuous place thereon notice- 
boards near where the road passes through the lease, 
indicating for public information the purpose of such 
reserves, that such portion is under lease, and giving 
the name and address of the lessee. In fencing any 
such reserves the lessee shall also provide gates and 


other facilities for the entrance and exit of travelling | 


stock, teamsters, and carriers. Such notice-boards, 
gates, and facilities to be erected and maintained to 
the satisfaction of the Stock Inspector. The Minister 
for Lands may at any time and from time to time 
withdraw from lease the whole or any part of the land 
comprised within any travelling stock or camping re- 
serves for any public purpose, and the lessee shall not 
be entitled to any compensation whatsoever either in 
respect of such withdrawal or for any improvements 
effected on the area so withdrawn. ‘The lessee shall 
not in any way interfere with, or cause any annoyance 
to, travelling stock, teams, or the public. 


7. The lessee shall not overstock, wholly or in part, 
the area leased within any reserve, the decision as to 
overstocking to rest with the Minister for Lands. 

8. The right is reserved to the public to use, for 
the legitimate purpose for which they were notified, 


any reserves situated wholly or partly within the 


lease. 

9. The lease is granted subject to the provisions of 
ae Public Watering Places Act and Regulations there- 
under. 

10. All persons duly authorised shall have full right 
to enter upon the land at any time within reasonable 
hours during the currency of the lease for the purpose 
of cutting and removing timber without interference 
by the lessee, and the lessee shail provide convenient 
gateways or openings where required for this purpose, 
or where directed by the Minister or any officer 
_ authorised by the Minister in this behalf, and permit 

timber-getters to camp and graze their teams within 
the lease, subject to the provisions of section 20 of 
the ‘‘Forestry Act of 1909,’ and to payment by them 
of agistment fees as provided by that section. 

_ll. No trees or saplings shall’be interferred with by 
ringbarking or otherwise, except under permits issued 
under the provisions of the Forestry Act, and Regu- 
lations thereunder ; but the lessee may take from the 
land leased to him such timber and other material for 


building and other purposes upon such land as may 
be required by him’ as tenant thereof, provided such 
land is not comprised, within a timber or forest 
reserve. 

12. Mining leases and authorised occupations under 
any Mining Acts are excluded Mining operations 
shall not be interfered with. The holder of a miner’s 
right may, while following the occupation of a miner 
or prospector, graze upon Crown Lands not exempted 
such horses cr other animals as may be necessary for 
his subsistence and for the carrying on of prospecting 
or mining. 

18. The right of the public to travel over all roads 
and tracks in use through the lease is retained. 

14, Crown improvements must be kept in a proper 
state of repair, fair wear and tear excepted. 

15. The lessee shall, to the satisfaction of the Minis- 
ter for Lands, take all reasonable steps to destroy, and 
throughout the currency of the lease keep the land 
clear of all noxious plants, weeds, and scrub, includ- 
ing prickly-pear and Bathurst-burr, operations to be 
preseenove within three months from date of gazettal 
of lease. 

16. A breach of any condition will render the lease 
liable to forfeiture. 

Tenders shall be addressed to the Under Secretary 
for Lands and endorsed ‘‘Tender for an Annual Lease 
for grazing purposes only, Land District of Narra- 
bri,” with date of Gazette notice, and they shall be 
made under and subject to the following conditions, 
provisions, and reservations :— “- 


(a) Tenders shall be made on Form 74, and shall 
clearly describe the land applied for, and 
shall be accompanied by a receipt showing 
that a deposit equal to the amount stated in 
the Gazette as the upset annual rent of the 
block has been paid to the Land Agent or the 
State Treasurer. ; 

(6) ‘whe deposit paid by the person whose tender 
is accepted shall be credited on account of 
the first year’s rent. If a tender be with- 
drawn, the deposit, wholly or in part, may 
be retained. 

(c) The Minister reserves the right to refer the 
whole or any of the tenders to the Local Land 
Board for a report for his guidance in select- 
ing the applicant whose tender should be 
accepted. 

(d) The Minister reserves the right to accept or 
to refuse any tender. 

(c) The highest or any tender will not necessarily 
be accepted. 


Lithographs showing the position of the block to 
be leased may be seen at the Information Bureau, 
Lands Department, Sydney, at the Office of the Crown 
Land Agent, Narrabri, at the Pastures~ Protection 
Board Office, Narrabri, and at the Local Land Board 
Office, Moree. 


[Ms. Ls. 1910-9,708] S. W. MOORE. 
SCHEDULE. 
Block.| Area, Situation of Land. plata 
Acres £8. d. 
A 550 Part of travelling stock reserve No. 22,619, 514 7 
(about). parishes of Narrabri and Galathera, 
counties of Nandewar and Jamiscn, 
Namoi Shire, 
[36] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 13th July, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR SPECIAL LEASES FOR ‘“ AGRICUL- 
. TURE AND GRAZING” UNDER THE PROVI- 
SIONS OF THE CROWN LANDS ACTS. 


Lanp District or WYALONG. 


N accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, 

it is hereby notified, for general information, that Tenders 

will be received at this Department not later than 3 o’clock 
p-m. on Wedfesday, 17th August, 1910, for Special Leases 
for “‘ AGRICULTURE AND Grazine” of the Jands set forth in 
the Schedule hereunder. The leases will be subject to the 
general provisions and conditions of the Crown Lands Acts 
and Regulations thereunder, and to the following special con- 
ditions, provisions, exceptions, covenants, and reservations :— 


1. The term of the leases, will be from the date of the 
notification of the Minister’s acceptance of the tender to 31st 
December, 1924, 

2. The rent for each year shall be paid in advance to the 
Crown Lands Agent of the District, or to the State Treasurer at 
Sydney, on or before the 31st December of the year preced- 
ing, otherwise penalties for the late payments shall be in- 
curred, and the leases shall be liable to forfeiture, 


a 
4 


10 Ava., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. 4427 


rn ee 


3. Half the survey fee, as specified in the Schedule attached 
hereto, and the full balance of rent to 31st December, 1910, 
shall be paid by the lessce within one month from date of 
notification in the Government Gazette of the Minister’s 


acceptance of the tender, and the balance of the survey fee 
within 12 months thereafter, 


4. No trees or saplings shall be interfered with by ring- 
barking or otherwise, except under permits issued under the 
provisions of the Forestry Act and Regulations thereunder, 
but the lessee may take from the land leased to him such 
timber and other material for building and other purposes 
upon such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof. 


5. The lessee shall, within two years from the date of 
notification in the Government Gazette of the granting of 
the lease, clear and cultivate not less than one-third of the 
area leased, and shall thereafter keep not less than one-fourth 
of the area under cultivation during the currency of the lease. 


6. All rights which are conferred by the Mining Acts, with 
‘espect to Crown Lands, are reserved, 


7. Not more than one lease shall be held by the same 
person, or in the same person’s interest, unless with the 
consent in writing of the Minister for Lands. 


8. In addition to the above the leases shall be subject to 
subsections 1, 2, 4 to 9, 11 to 13, 15,16, 19, and 20 of Regula- 
tion No. 215, notified 30th March, 1910, 

9. Failure to comply with any of the above conditions will 
render the leases liable to forfeiture. 


Tenders shall be addressed to the Under Secretary 
for Lands, and endorsed ‘‘ Vender for Special Lease for 
Agriculiural and Grazing Purposes, Land ~ District of 
Wyalong,” with date of Gazette notice, and they shall be 
made under and subject to the following conditions and pro- 
visions and reservations :— 


(a) Tenders shall be made on Form 74, and shall clearly 
describe the land applied for, and shall be accom- 
panied by a receipt showing that a deposit equal to 
the amount stated in the Gazette as the upset annual 
rent of the portion has been paid to the Land Agent 
or the State Treasurer, and also by a statutory 
declaration made by the tenderer giving full parti- 
culars of all lands owned or held by him. 

(b) The deposit paid by the person whose tender is 
accepted shall be credited on account of the first 
year’s rent. Ifa tender be withdrawn, the deposit, 
wholly or in part, may be retained. 

(c) The annual rent may be reappraised for the remainder 
of the term succeeding the first period of ten years 
on application by lessee or reference by the Minister 
for Lands. 

(d) The Minister reserves the right to refer the whole or 
any of the tenders for the undermentioned blocks to 
the Local Land Board for a report for his guidance 
in selecting the applicant whose tender should be 
accepted. 

(e) The Minister reserves the right to accept or to refuse 
any tender. 

(f) The highest or any tender will not necessarily be 
accepted, 


Heliographs showing the position of the blocks to be leased 
may be seen at the Information Bureau, Lands Department, 
Sydney, and at the Office of the Crown Lands Agent, 
Wyalong. 


[Ms. 1910-8,267] S. W. MOORE. 


SOHEDULE. 
aM Upset Fees— 
$ | Approximate Locality. Annual | Survey, 
i] Area. Rental. &e. 
Acres. £34 £ad. 
200 Parish Brolga, county Gipps, 5 3 0%) 8 3 3 
about 13 miles north of village 
of Yalgogrin. 
Cc 270 Parish Brolga, county Gipps, 410 0*| 914 0 
about 2 miles north-westerly of 
the village of Yalgogrin, 
D 219 flo do 5 2 0% 9 0 8 
((Bx. MT. 
1910-2), 

E 200 do do | & 5-07) 617 0 
¥F 200 Parish Brolga, county Gipps| 4 4 0* 519 5 
about 1} miles westerly from 

village of Yalgogrin. 
G 210 Parish Brolga, county Gipps, 4 8 0* 812 3 
about 1 mile westerly from 
village of Yalgogrin, 
nce 200 do do mie Lie etl. Gaan 9 
J 200 do do pLae Dp Us| Gea o 
K 815 do do batten OmOte F411 6 
L 270 Parish Brolga, county Gipps, 418 0% 9 3 0 
about 14 miles south-westerly 
from village of Yalgogrin. : 2 
M 210 Parish Brolga, county Gipps| 410 0*| 617 0 
about 1 mile south-westerly 


from village of Yalgogrin. 
Shire Bland. 


®* Inclusive of rental value of Crown improvements 


[37] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th July, 1910, 


TENDERS FOR SPECIAL LEASES FOR “ AGRICUI- 
TURE AND DAIRYING” UNDER THE PROYI1- 
SIONS OF THE CROWN LANDS ACTS. 


Lanp District OF GUNDAGAT. 

N accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, 
if is hereby notified, for general information, that Tenders 
will be received at this Department not later than 3 o’clock 
p-m. on Wednesday, 17th August, 1910, for Special Leases for 
“ AGRICULTURE AND Darryine” of the land set forth in the 
Schedule hereunder. The leases will be subject to the general 
provisions and conditions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regu- 
lations thereunder, and to the following special conditions, 

provisions, exceptions, covenants, and reservations :— 

1. The term of the leases will be from the date of the 
notification of the Minister’s acceptance of the Tender to 31st 
December, 1920. 

2. The rent for each year shall be paid in advance to the 
Crown Lands Agent of the District, or to the State Treasurer at 
Sydney, on or before the 31st December of the year preceding, 
otherwise penalties for the late payments shall be incurred, and 
the leases shall be liable to forfeiture. 

2. The fees as specified in the Schedule attached hereto and 
the balance of rent to 31st December, 1910, shall be paid by the 
lessee within one month from date of notification in the Govern- 
ment Gazette of the Minister’s acceptance of the Tender. 

4, Not more than one lease shall be held by the same person, 
or in the same person’s interest. 

5. The lessee shall, within two years from the date of noti- 
fication in the Government Gazette of the granting of the lease, 
clear and grub ali dead timber and stumps on the area leased ; 
burn off or remove all fallen timber thereon, and cultivate an 


- area of not less than 10 acres, and shall thereafter keep not 


less than 10 acres under cultivation during the currency of the 
lease. Sufficient of the standing green timber shall be retained 
for shade, and no green gums within 1 chain of the river 
bank shall be destroyed. 

6. The lessee shall maintain existing fencing in efficient 
repair during the currency of the lease. 

7. In addition to the above, the leases shall be subject to 
subsections 1, 4, 6 to 18, 19, and 20 of Regulation No. 215, 
notified 80th March, 1910. 

8. Failure to comply with any of the above conditions or a 
conviction under the Public Health Act or Dairies Supervision 
Act, as the case may be, will render the leases liable to for- 
feiture. 

Tenders shall be addressed to the Under Secretary for Lands, 
and endorsed “ Tender for Special Lease for Agricultural and 
Dairying Purgoses, Land District of Gundagai,” with date 
of Gazette notice, and they shall be made under and subject to 
the following conditions and provisions and reservations :— 

(a) Tenders shall be made on Form 74, and shall clearly 
describe the land applied for, and shall be accompanied 
by a receipt showing that a deposit equal to the 
amount stated in the Gazette as the upset annual 
rent of one portion has been paid to the Land 
Agent or the State Treasurer, and also by a statutory 
declaration made by the tenderer, giving full par- 
ticulars of all lands owned or held by him. 

(b) The deposit paid by the person whose tender is 
accepted shall be credited on account of the first 
year’s rent. If a tender be withdrawn, the deposit, 
wholly or in part, may be retained. ' > 

(c) A tender from any person already holding a livin 
area will not be accepted. ' 

(d) The Minister reserves the right to refer the whole or 
any of the tenders for the undermentioned blocks to 
the Local Land Board for a report for his guidance 
in selecting the applicant whose tender should be 
accepted. ; 

(e) The Minister reserves the right to accept or to refuse 
any tender. : 

(f) The highest or any tender will not necessarily be 
accepted. 

Heliographs showing the position of the blocks to be leased 
may be seen at the Information Bureau, Lands Department, 
Sydney, and at the office of the Crown Lands Agent, 


Gundagai. ; 
[Ms. Ls. 1910-9,094] 8. W. MOORE. 
SCHEDULE. 
4 Upset 
Portion) rea, Locality. Annual | Fees, &c. 
-No. Rertal 
ppterie) Pa ees SE et eS 
a. Yr. p Lf ds £8. d, 
397 | 26 0 0 |) Fronting Ween cee | 1910 0*} -1.8 5 
River, opposite the Race- 
course and Show Ground at rae 3 5 
898 | 25 0 0 Gundagai, parish North;| 1815 0 1 
Gundagai, county aie | f 
don, municipality of Nor 
300 | 18 0 0|) Gundagai L pig 190s) 1. 828 


* Including rental yalue of Crown improvements. 


- 


¢ 


4428 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. 


[10 Ava., 1910. 


IN THE LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH 
WALES. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Sittings of the Land Appeal 
Court of New South Wales will be holden at the undermen- 
tioned place, commencing on the date specified, for the hearing 
of all Appeals and References in respect of which notices shali 
have been issued, and for the hearing of such other matters as 
may be lawfully brought before the said Court :— 


Dubbo, 31let August, 1910. 
W. R. JAMIESON, 


Registrar. 


5th August, 1910. [8153 


[603] Land Board Office, 


Kempsey, 21st July, 1910. 


NOTICH is hereby given that an application has been received 
from Messrs. John Hibbard and Son, of Port Macquarie, for 
extension of the term of their Special Lease 1,071, Port Mac- 
quarie, of about 124 perches for Slip below high-water mark, 
in the parish Macquarie, county Macquarie. 


V. B. RILEY, 
Acting District Surveyor. 
[910] Land Board Office, 
Goulburn, 6th August, 1910. 


APPLICATION FOR FRESH CERTIFIOATEH IN LiKU 
OF ONE LOST OR DESTROYED. 


NOTICE is hereby given that an application has been lodged 
by John Joseph Commons for the issue of a fresh certificate of 
‘fulfilment of conditions, in lieu of one which has been lost or 
destroyed, in respect of conditional purchase 90-38, Bombala, 
of 50 acres, applied for 24th July, 1890, confirmed 6th October, 
1850. 

The application will be dealt with by the Land Board at 
the meeting at Bombala, on the 7th September, 1910. 


G. H. SHEAFFER, 


District Surveyor. 


[922] Land Board Office, 


Goulburn, 6th August, 1910, 


ATTENTION is invited to an application by Charles Edward 
Finn, for a scrub lease (1910-3, Cooma) of 1,000 acres, in 
the parisu of Gros:, county of Wallace. 

Heliographs illustrating the application are exhibited at the 
Crown Land Agent’s Office at Cooma, the Post Office at 
Jindabyne, and the Land Board Office at Goulburn, | 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should be 
forwarded to the District Surveyor at Goulburn, not later than 
the 6th September, 1910, after which date the application will 
be considered at a sitting of the Cooma Land Board at Dalgety 
or Jindabyne. 

G. H. SHEAFFE, 


Districé Surveyor. 


Land Board Office, 
Goulburn, 6th August, 1910. 


ATTENTION is invited to an application by Thomas Reid 
to convert his annual lease 1908-55, of 640 acres, parish of 
Popong, county Wallace, into a lease under improvement con- 
divions. 

Heliographs illustrating the application are exhibited at the 
Crown Land Agent’s Office at Cooma, the Post Office at 
Dalgety, and the Land Board Office at Goulburn. 

Objectiona (if any) should be in writiag and should be 
forwarded to the District Surveyor, at Goulburn, not later 
than 6th September, 1910, after which date the application will 
be considered by the Land Board at a meeting at Dalgety (or 
Jindabyne). 


[9°9] 


G. H. SHEAFFE, 
District Surveyor. 


[827] Local Land Board Office, 


Armidale, 2nd August, 1910. 


ATTENTION is invited to the application by Denis Quinlan 
for conditional purchase 1909-133, ‘fenterfield, being a conver- 
sion of special lease 2,054 of 993 acres, parish of Ruby, county 
of Clive, and being within water reserve 857A, notified 4th 
June, 1884, 

Heliographs illustrating the application are exhibited at the 
Offices of the Local Land Board Office, Armidale, the Crown 
Land Agent, Tenterfield, and the Clerk of Petty Sessions at 
Wilson’s Dowoafall. 

Objections (if any) should be in writiag, and should be 
forwarded to the District Surveyor at Armidale, not later than 
a are August, 1910, or may be stated before the Local Land 

oard. 

The case will be considered by the Local Land Board at 
Wilson’s Downfall, on the 25th August, 1910. 


4 J. BROUGHTON, 
District Surveyor, 


u 


[826] 


Local Land Board Office, 

Armidale, 5th August, 1910, 
ATTENTION is invited to the application by Charles Brandt, 
for an additional conditional purchase (1909 -133), Tenterfield, 
of 803 acres, being portion 185, parish of Glen Lyon, county 
of Clive, conversion of special lease 1905-1, Tenterfield, the 
said area being within travelling stock reserve 19,330, notified 
on the 6th January, 1854, 

Heliographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited at the 
Offices of the Local Land Board, Armidale, and the Crown 
Land Agent, Tenterfield. 

Objections (if any) should be made in writing, and should be 
forwarded to the District Surveyor, Armidale, not later than 
the 24th August, 1910, or may be stated before the Land 
Board. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land Board 
at Tenterfield, on the 27th August, 1910. 


JOHN BROUGHTON, 


District Surveyor. 


Lecal Land Board Office, 
Armidale, 5th August, 1910, 


ATTENTION is invited to the propogzed surrender ard 
exchange by Williams Brothers of certain lands in the parishes 
of Sandy Creek, Elderbury and Skinner, county of Hardinge. 

Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited at the 
Offices of the Local Land Board at Armidale and the Clerk 
of Petty Sessions at Guyra. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should be for- 
warded to the District Surveyor at Armidale not later than 
the 10th September, 1910, or may be stated before the Land 
Board. 

The case will be considered by the Local Land Board a 
Guyra at its next sitting, 


[891] 


J. BROUGHTON, 
District Surveyor. 


Local Land Board Office, 

: Hay, 4th August, 1910. 
ATTENTION is invited to an application by B.8. and EH. A. 
Haley to surrender an area of 2,210 acres in the parishes of 
Weenya, Wallanthery, Fast Marowie, Bootheragandra, Bellin- 
gerambil, Redbank, Bellingerambil South and Langtree in 
exchange for an area of 2,089 acres in the parish of Weenya, - 
county of Nicholson, embracing parts of water reserve 34%, 
forest reserve 15,402 and water and travelling stock reserve 
2,862. 

Proposal known as “ Huntawang Exchange.” 

Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited at the 
Offices of the Local Land Board, Hay, and the Crown Land 
Agent, Hillston. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should be 
forwarded to the District Surveyor, Hay, not later than lst 
September, 1910. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land Board at 
Hillston at its next sitting, ~ 


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H. W. GRAEME, 
Acting District Surveyor. 


Local Land Board Office, 

Wagga Wagga, 4th August, 1910. 
ATTENTION is invited to a propozal to surrender portion 
83 of 833 acres, situated in the parish of Woomargama, county 
of Goulburn, in exchange for portion 297 of an.equal area 
situated in the same parish and county. 

Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited at the 
Offices of the Local Land Board, Wagga Wagga, and the 
Crown Land Agent, Albury. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should be 
forwarded to the District Surveyor, Wagga Wagga, not later 
then 10th September, 1910. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land Board 
at a place and date to be fixed. 


A. H. CHESTERMAN, 
District Surveyor. 


Local Land Board Office, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 

ATTENTION is invited to an application by George Saffin for 
the surrender and exchange of certain lands at Greenwich, 
Parramatta River. The land to be surrendered being 35 of a 
perch, part of John Stewart’s grant of 84 acres, and the area 
to be acquired in exchange being 38, of a perch, part of the 
100-fect reservation contained in the said grant, parish of 
Willoughby, county of Cumberland. 

A heliograph illustrating the proposal is exhibited at the 
Offices of the Iiocal Land Board, Sydney. 

Objections (if any) should-*be in writing, and should be 
forwarded te the District Surveyor, Sydney, not later than 
2ith August, 1910. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land Board 
at Sydney, at its next sitting on a date to be fixed. 


T. W. CONOLLY, 
Acting District Surveyor. 


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4136 - NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. [10 Ave., 1910, 


{ 7734] j > +. Department of Lands, . 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910, 
; SALE OF IMPROVEMENT LEASES 
IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directa it to be notified that leases of the undermentioned 
A. Crown Lands will be offered for sale by public auction by the Crown Lands Agents at BATHURST awn MUDGEE respectively, 
at 12 0’clock noon on FRIDAY, 28rp SEPTEMBER, 1910, : 
The leases will be offered under the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations, and will be subject to the epecial 
conditiors set out at the foot of the Scheduie hereto attached, and to the following conditions, provisions, covenants, and reservations : — 
The terme of the leasca will be about 20 years, to termiuate on 11th March, 1980, for Block 713; and about 20} years, to terminate 
on the 4th December, 1931, for Block 714 (subject to the conditions hereinafter set forth). 
_ The purchasers will’be required to pay at the time of sale the rent of the leases for the first year, together with the amount of surrey 
fee specified in the Schedule hereunder. 
The rents for the second and every suceceding yeir of the leases shall be paid annually in advance to the Treasurer of the State of 
New South Wales, before the date in each year corresponding to the date of the execution of the leases. If not 20 paid, the leases will be 
liable to forfeiture. 
The boundaries and aress shown on exhibited designs of the blocks which have not been or areonly partially surveyed are approximaté 
only, and are eubject to any modification, alte:ation, and adjustment consequent on survey. 
S. W. MOORE. 


“ 2 I Character and Value of 

= |e ws ia s Improvements. Character of Land, Soil, Timber, Water Suppl}, &c., 

a County. | Parish. | % 3 hes pene ~ Nearest Town, Situation, Locality, &e., Shire. 
3 E< x et : ee. Approxi- and distance therefrom. 

© a P ee Character. mate 

a sy Value, 


EHASTERN DIVISION. 
Tanp Disrricr arp PLAcE oF Sare—BAaTHuRst. 
Not within any Holding. 

G18, 


Ches:c Ses. dy mol 8,60. eal, 
713 | Welling-) Tamba- (7,575 | 21 9 2! 819 0| Fezcingandyserds .| Jil 4 0) Mountaiaous country, thickly timbercd sith s'ringy-| Turon 
ton. Toora. j Sup; osed to be the pro- bark, apple, red box, yellow box, white box, rd gum, 
| jerty sci: GG. I. brittle-jack, and wattle; rcd box, wattle, and sapling 
| | Graham, uniergrowth; st ny soil, cf slate formation. Per- 
| maneut ard sufficient water supply in Tambarcora 
| | | aud Spring Creeks. A few rahb ta existon the lard, 
Situated about 2 miles from Hill Ecd avd about 61) 
| miles from Kelzo Railway Station, 
[Oce. 1910-1,874] Lanp Districr Anp PLacg or SALE—MoraGEE. 
Not withia any Holding. ; : 
714 | Welling-; Waur- (2,100 | 1710 07/15 6 0} Fencing .. = ..{ 88 12 0] High mountain ranges, for the meet part rccky, with] Merco, 
_ ton. dong. Suppo-ed to be the pre- stoep spurs to creeks aid deep gullies; soil—mostly of] 
; perty of the annua! a brown loam; white bex, stringy bark, gum, woolly- 
lessee and adjoining butt, brittle-jack, avd wattle tinibers ; scrubs cf read 
ho d. ra. bex, woollybutt, stringy bark,and wattle. Permanent 
Ringbarking -. aS 6313 0 water supply in FPyramul and Welierang Creckr. 
Supposed to be the pro- Rabbits are very prevalent. Situatcd 4) miles from 
perty of the annva} Mudgee Town and Railwsy Staticn, 
lessee, 
Total vse pee > 


[Oce. 1909-1,875] 


Designs of the land proposed te be leased may be seen at the Offices of the Local Land Board, Orange; Land Agents, Batheurs: and Mudgee; and at the 
lufcrmation Bureau, Department of Lands, Bent-street, Ssdaoey. / 


SprectaL ConpitTions, &C., ATTACHED TO Brock No. 713. 


1. The Lessee shall effectually destroy all scrubs undergrowth the Lessee shall keep it clear and after 
suckers and seedlings on about twelve hundred (1,200) any part of the land has been ringbarked the Lessee 
acres shall keep it free from suckers and seedlings except 

2. The destruction of scrub suckers and seedlings on seedlings of species of trees referred to in clauses 3 
the remainder of the lease will be optional with the .and 5 which may however be continuously thinned out 
Lessee to the distances specified in clause 5 

3. The Lessee shall carefully preserve all straight .9. The Lessee shall within three (8) months from the 
saplings and all trees of eight (8) inches or over in commencement of the lease take cffective steps to 
diameter measured at three (3) feet from the ground destroy rabbits wallabies wild dogs dingoes foxes and 
which are useful or likely to be useful for fencing other noxious animals and shall continue to do so 
mining or building purposes or for railway sleepers during the whole remaining term of the lease to the 
subject to the provision that the Lessee may cut and satisfaction of the Minister for Lands 


use any timber for fencing or other improvements 10. The Lessee’ shall not overstock the land under 

within the leased area lease either wholly or in part the decision as to over- 
4. The Lessee shall also carefully preserve all Kurra- stocking to rest with the Minister : 

jong oak and willow trees of all ages subject to the 11. The Lessee shall maintain all Crown improve- 


provision that the Minister for Lands may grant per- ments and all improvements effected under these con- 
mission to lop or whip these trees for stock-feeding ditions upon the land leased in good order and condi- 
purposes in times of drought tion during the whole term of the lease 

5. The Lessee shall thin out straight saplings under 12. The Minister for Lands shall have the power to 
eight (8) inches in diameter measured at three (8) charge the Lessee any sum not exceeding fifty pounds 
feet from the ground to distances of not more than (£50) as a fine for any breach of the foregoing condi- 


thirty (30) feet apart and shall select the best saplings tions which he may not consider as sufficiently grave 
for preservation to warrant forfeiture 


6. The Lessee shall not cut or remove any timber is: In the event of thes ltole or ay) ee aaa 
Pe aes Fe eo cheat hef aed of the reserve within the land leased being revoked 
ah6 (OL: DUET Wise (OSU Rp iada Coole pia the Governcr may withdraw for settlement the whole 
7. The Lessee shall destroy all trees and saplings or any part or parts of the land leased comprised 
not exempted by the previous conditions by ringbark- within such reservation without compensation pro- 
ing or otherwise on the area specified in Condition vided that in respect of the improvements effected 
No. 1 under the terms of this lease the Lessee shall be 
8. The Lessee shall begin operations mentioned in ontitled to receive a proportion of any payment for 
the previous conditions within three (3) months from such improvements which may be made hereafter by an 
the commencement of tho lease During the first year incoming tenant in terms of section 1 of the Crown 
of the lease the Lessee shall operate on not less than Lands Act of 1898 Such proportion shall be ascer-~ 
one-third (4) of the area to be improved and during tained by multiplying the sum representing the said 
each of the succeeding two (2) years the Lessee shall payment by a fraction of which the numerator shall 
operate on an additional one-third (4) of the area to be the unexpired term of the lease and the denomina- 
be improved so that the whole area to be improved tor the original term of the lease In any improve- 
viz. twelve hundred (1,200) acres shall be dealt with ments effected in terms of a special consent hereafter 
as prescribed in the foregoing conditions within three given by the Minister for Lands the Lessee shall have 
(3) years from the commencement of the lease After tenant-riglt as defined in section No. 51 of the Crown 
any part of the land has been cleared of scrub and  T.:ands Act of 1895 ; 


-. 
4 


10 Ave. 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. 


~ 4437 


SALE OF IMPROVEMENT LEASES—continued. 
Sprorat Conpitrions, &c., ATTACHED TO Buoox No. 713—continued. 


14. The Governor may by notice in the Government 
Gazette— 


(a) at any time and from time to time withdraw 
any land required or deemed to be required 
for mining or mining purposes residential 
lease saw-mill site or for any public purpose 

(b) and may in addition to the power contained 

in Condition No. 13 at any time and from 
time to time withdraw the whole or any part 
or parts of the land for purposes of settlement 
in the event of a railway or tramway being 
constructed within fifteen (15) miles of any 
part of the land leased 

(c) and may in addition to the power contained in 
Condition No. 13 at any time and from time 
to time withdraw the whole or any part or 
parts of the land for the purposes of settle- 
ment if the Minister is of opinion after report 
by the Local Land Board that such land may 
be profitably occupied for agricultural pur- 
poses and every such withdrawal may include 
any land which the Minister may deem neces- 
sary to secure uniformity in design of sub- 
division or to provide suitable agricultural 
holdings and ' 

(d) may also in addition to the power contained 
in Condition No. 13 at any time and from 
time to time after the expiration of seven 
(7) years from the commencement of the lease 
withdraw the whole or any part or parts of 

the land for purposes of settlement ~ 

without in any case compensation except for the 
Lessee’s interest in improvements on the land so with- 
‘drawn Such compensation in respect of the improve- 
ments effected in terms of this lease shall be ascer- 
tained by multiplying a sum representing the fair 
value of the improvements by a fraction of which the 
numerator shall be the unexpired term of the lease 
and the denominator the original term of the lease 
and in case of other improvements effected by the 
Lessee in terms of a special. consent given by the 
Minister for Lands the compensation shall be the fair 
value of such improvements Provided that in all cases 
the fair value referred to shall be the value of the 
improvements to an incoming settler at the date of 
withdrawal provided that such value shall not in any 
case exceed their cost The compensation shall be ap- 
praised by the Local Land Board or by the Land 
Appeal Court on appeal or reference The Lessee shall 
be deemed to have a right of appeal and the Minister 
shall be deemed to have a right of reference of the 
Board’s appraisement to the Land Appeal Court and 
for this purpose the appraisement shall be deemed to 
~ be an appraisement under the provisions of section 6 
of the Crown Lands Act of 1889 Upon the withdrawal 
of any land under this condition or Condition No. 13 
a reduction of the annual rent shall be made propor- 
tionate to the area withdrawn 


15. Upon expiration of the lease by effluxion of 
time the Lessee shall have tenant-right as-defined in 
the Crown Lands Act of 1895 in such improvements 
as may be effected after the consent of the Minister 
for Lands has been obtained but shall not have tenant- 
right or ownership in scrubbing clearing ringbarking 
suckering or other improvements effected in terms of 
this lease 


16. Any holder of a current miner’s right while fol- 
lowing the occupation of a miner or prospector may 
graze upon this lease such horses or other animals 
as may be necessary for his subsistence. and for the 
carrying on of prospecting or mining 

17. The Lessee shall not transfer assign or sublet 
or grant agistment rights without having first ob- 
tained the Minister’s consent in writing and if any 
stock not owned by the Lessee shall be found depastur- 
ing on the said land the presence and depasturing of 
such stock shall be prima facie evidence of a sub- 
letting of the land under lease 

18. The Lessee shall not cultivate any part of the 
land without first obtaining the Minister’s consent in 
writing 

19. The lease is subject to the reservation of all 
public rights of roads and to the ‘provisions of section 
111 of the Crown Lands Act of 1884 

20. The lease shall be deemed to be a lease for 
pastoral purposes within the,meaning of the Mining 
Act of 1906 and as such shall be subject to the opera- 
tions of that Act 

21, All persons duly authorised shall have full right 
to enter upon the land at any time within reasonable 
hours during the currency of the lease for the purpose 
of cutting and removing timber without interference 
by the Lessee and the Lessee shall provide convenient 
gateways or openings where required for this purpose 
or where directed by the Minister or by any officer 
authorised by the Minister in that behalf and permit 
timber-getters to camp and graze their teams within 
the lease subject to the provisions of section 20 of 
the Forestry Act of 1909 

22. Kor all improvoments on the land whether Crown 
property or not the Lessee shall pay their capital 
value as provided in section 44 of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1889 or with the consent of the Minister rent 
for the use of the improvements the property of the 
Crown may be paid as provided in section 10 of the 
Crown Lands (Amendment) Act 1899 

23. The Lessee shall when called upon pay all costs 
of preliminary action report and inspection 

24. Instructions will be given within a reasonable 
time after the issue of the lease for survey if necessary 
to be effected but the Crown will not be responsible in 
any way for any delay or failure to effect survey of 
the lease 

25. In the event of the area of the lease being found 
to be different to that herein mentioned the rent 
shall be subject to any adjustment consequent upon 


any increase in or diminution of area 


26. As the greater part of the land included within 
the block is within a reserve from sale and as the law 
provides that no application for a homestead selection 
shall be confirmed for land included in any reserve 
from sale the Lessee is warned not to erect a dwelling- 
house or to effect improvements on the land so re- 
served with the object of obtaining a homestead selec- 
tion under the provisions of section 27 of the Crown 
Lands Act of 1895 as the land within a reserve fro 
sale is not available for that purpose 

27. In the event of any of these conditions pro- 
visions or covenants not being complied with in the 
manner specified the lease will be liable to forfeiture 
and on forfeiture all improvements effected by the 
Lessee shall become the property of the Crown with- 
out compensation 


Sprcran ConpitTions, &¢., ATTACHED TO Brook No. 714. 


1. The Lessee shall leave firebelts one (1) chain 
wide within the area leased along the north and east 
boundaries of the lease but the scrub and under- 
growth three (3) inches or less in diameter which 
would form a harbour for rabbits and other noxious 
animals shall be destroyed 

2. The Lessee shall except on the firebelts effectually 
destroy all useless stringybark white box cabbage 
gum brittle jack also green wattle serub 

3. The Lessee shall carefully preserve black wattle 
scrub 

4, The Lessee shall carefully preserve all straight 
stringybark trees or white box trees of four (4) inches 
or over in diameter measured at three (3) feet from 
the ground which are useful or likely to be useful for 
fencing mining or building purposes or for railway 
sleepers subject to the provision that the Lessee may 
cut and use any timber for fencing or other improve- 
ments within the leased area k ; 

5. The Lessee shall thin out stringybark saplings 
under four (4) inches in diameter measured at three 
(3) feet from the ground to distances of thirty (30) feet 
apart and shall select the best saplings or trees for 
preservation 


No. 124, 10 Aveust, 1910.—5, 


6. The Lessee shall not cut or remove any timber 
for sale or otherwise except as before provided 


7. The Lessee shall destroy all trees and saplings not 
exempted by the previous conditions by ringbarking 
or otherwise 


8. The Lessee shall begin operations mentioned in 
the previous conditions within three (3) months from 
the commencement of the lease During the first 
year of the lease the Lessee shall operate on not 
less than one-fifth (4+) of the total area leased and 
during each of the succeeding four (4) years the 
Lessee shall operate on an additional one-fifth (4 of 
the total area leased so that the whole area shall be 
dealt with as prescribed in the foregoing conditions 
within five (5) years from the commencement of the 
lease After any- part of the land has been cleared 
of scrub and undergrowth the Lessee shall keep it 
clear and after any part of the land has been ring- 
barked the Lessee shall keep it free from suckers and 
seedlings except seedlings of species of trees referr 
to in clauses 4 and 5 which may however he con- 
tinuously thinned out to the distances specified in 
clause 5 ; ; 


4438 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. 


[10 Ava, 1910. 


SALE OF IMPROVEMENT LEASES—continued. 
SprcraL ConpiTions, &C., ATTACHED TO Brock No. 414—continued. 


9, The Lessee shall within three (3) months from the 
commencement of the lease take effective steps to 
destroy rabbits wallabies wild dogs dingoes foxes and 
other noxious animals and shall continue to do so 
during the whole remaining term of the lease to the 
satisfaction of the Minister for Lands 


10, The Lessee shall not overstock the land under 
lease either wholly or in part the decision as to over- 
stocking to rest with the Minister 


11. The Lessee shall fence the boundaries of the 
area. leased with a substantial six (6) wire fence 
within three (8) years from the date of commence- 
ment of the lease but the boundaries common to other 
land held in the same interest and while such other 
jand is so held need not be fenced provided the hold- 
ings in one interest are enclosed by a ring-fence 


12. The Lessee shall maintain all Crown improve- 
ments and all improvements effected under these con- 
ditions upon the land leased in good order and con- 
dition during the whole term of the lease 


13. The Minister for Lands shall have the power to 
charge the Lessee any sum not exceeding fifty pounds 
(£50) as a fine for any breach of the foregoing condi- 
tions which he may not consider ag sufficiently grave 
to warrant forfeiture 


14, In the event of the whole or any part or parts 
of the reserves within the land leased being revoked 
the Governor may withdraw for settlement the whole 
or any part or parts of the land leased comprised 
within such reservation without compensation pro- 
vided that in respect of the improvements effected 
under the terms of this lease the Lessee shall be 
entitled to receive a proportion of any payment for 
such improvements which may be made hereafter by 
an incoming tenant in terms of section 1 cf the 
Crown Lands Act of 1898 Such proportion shall be 
ascertained by multiplying the sum representing the 
said payment by a fraction of which the numerator 
‘shall be the unexpired term of the lease and the 
denominator the original term of the lease Jn any im- 

rovements effected in terms of a_ special vonsent 
hieventtar given by the Minister for Lands the Lessee 
shall have tenant-right as defined in section No. 51 
of the Crown Lands Act of 1895 


15. The Governor may by notice in the Govern- 
ment Gazette— 

(a) at any time and from time to time withdraw 
any land required or deemed to be required 
for mining or mining purposes residential 
lease saw-mill site or for any public purpose 

(b) and may in addition to the power contained 
in Condition No. 14 at any time and from 
time to time withdraw the whole or any part 
or parts of the land for purposes of settle- 
ment in the event of a railway or tramway 
being constructed within fifteen (15) miles 
of any part of the land leased 


(c) and may in addition to the power contained 
in Condition No. 14 at any time and from 
time to time withdraw the whole or any part 
or parts of the land for the purposes of settle- 
ment if the Minister is of opinion aiter report 
by the Local Land Board that such land may 
be profitably occupied for agricultural pur- 
poses and every such withdrawal may include 
any land which the Minister may deem neces- 
sary to secure uniformity in design of sub- 
division or to provide suitable agricultural 
holdings and 

(d) may also in addition to the power contained in 
Condition No. 14 at any time and from time 
to time after the expiration of ten (10) years 
from the commencement of the lease withdraw 
the whole or any part or parts of the land 
for purposes of settlement 


without im any case compensation except for the 
Lessee’s interest in improvements on the land so 
withdrawn Such compensation in respect of the im- 
provements effected in terms of this lease shall be 


ascertained by multiplying a sum representing the 


fair value of the improvements by a fraction of which 
the numerator shall be the unexpired term of the 
lease and the denominator the original term of the 
lease and in ease of other improvements effected by 
the Lessee in_terms of a special consent given by the 
Minister for Lands the compensation shall be the fair 
value of such improvements Provided that in all 
eases the fair value referred to shall be the value 
of the improvements to an incoming settler at the 


date of withdrawal provided that such value shall 
not in any case exceed their cost The compensation 
shall be appraised by the Local Land Board or by 
the Land Appeal Court on appeal or reference The 
Lessee shall be deemed to have a right of appeal and 
the Minister shall be deemed to have a right of refer- 
ence of the Board’s appraisement to the Land Appeal 
Court and for this purpose the appraisement chal 
be deemed to be an appraisement under the provi- 
sions of section 6 of the Crown Lands Act of 1889 
Upon the withdrawal of any land under this condi- 
tion or Condition No. 14 a reduction of the annual 
rent shall be made proportionate to the area with- 
drawn 

_16. Upon expiration of the lease by effluxion of 
time the Lessee shall have tenant-right as defined in 
the Crown Lands Act of 1895 in such improvements 
as may be effected after the consent of the Minister 
for Lands has been obtained but shall not have 
tenant-right or ownership in scrubbing clearing ring- 
barking suckering fencing or other improvements 
effected in terms of this lease 


17. Any holder of a current miner’s right while fol- 
lowing the occupation of a miner or prospector may 
graze upon this lease such horses or other animals as 
may be necessary for his subsistence and for the 
carrying on of prospecting or mining 

18. The Lessee shall not transfer assign or sublet or 
grant agistment rights without having first obtained 
the Minister’s consent in writing and if any stock 
not owned by the Lessee shall be found depasturing 
on the said land the presence and depasturing 1f such 
stock shall be prima facie evidence of a subletting 
of the land under lease 

19. The Lessee shall not cultivate any part of the 
land without first obtaining the Minister’s consent in 
writing 

20. The lease is subject to the reservation of all 
public rights of roads and to the provisions of section 
111 of the Crown Lands Act of 1884. 


21. The lease shall be deemed to be a lease for pas- 
toral purposes within the meaning of the Mining Act 
of 1906 and as such shall be subject to the operations 
of that Act 


22. Ail persons duly authorised shall ‘have full right 
to enter upon the land at any time within reasonable 
hours during the currency of the lease for the purpose 
of cutting and removing timber without interference 
by the Lessee and the Lessee shall provide convenient 
gateways or openings where required for this purpose 
or where directed by the Minister ot by any Officer 
authorised by the Minister in that behalf and permit 
timber-getters to camp and graze their teams within 
the lease subject to the provisions of section 20 of 
the Forestry Act of 1909 


23. For all improvements on the land whether Crown 
property or not the Lessee shall pay their capital 
value as provided in section 44 of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1889 or with the consent of the Minister rent 
for the use of the improvements the property cf the 
Crown may be paid as provided in section 10 of the 
Crown Lands (Amendment) Act 1899 


24. The Lessee shall when called upon pay all costs 
of preliminary action report and inspection 

25. Instructions will be given within a reasonable 
time after the issue of the lease for survey if neces- 
sary to be effected but the Crown will not be respon- 
sible in amy way for any delay or failure to effect 
survey of the lease 5 

96. In the event of the areca of the lease being found 
to be different to that herein mentioned the rent shall 
be subject to any adjustment eonsequent upon any 
increase in or diminution of area 


27. As the greater part of the Jand ineluded within 
the block is within a reserve from sale and as the law 
provides that no application for a homestead selec- 
tion shall be confirmed for land included in any 
reserve from sale the Lessee is warned not to erect a 
dwelling-house or to effect improvements on the land 
so reserved with the object of obtaining a homestead 
selection under the provisions of section 27 of the 
Crown Lands Act of 1895 as the land within a reserve 
from sale is not available for that purpose 

28. In the event of any of these conditions provi- 
sions or covenants not being complied with in the 
manner specified the lease will be liable to forfeiture 
and on ferfeiture all improvements effected by the 
Lessee shall become the property of the Crown with- 
out compensation. 


10 Ava, 1910.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124, 4439 


[808] Department of Lande, 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 
SPECIAL LEASH APPLICATIONS LAPSED. 
INCE OF is hereby given that the amounts hereunder mentioned, as called for by Government Gazettes of 23rd March 


1910, and 28rd February, 1910, not having been paid withia the time prescribed by Regulation 2144 under the Crown 
Lands Acts, the applicants’ rights to  leaso is thorefore declared lapsed for such non-payment, and ali moneys paid with the 


applications forfeited. # 
8. W. MOORE. 
SCHEDULE, 
vont i iF Claw. oor un creran Amount 
sider | ired f 
Savi. No. of Application. | Name and Address of Lessee, Situation ef Land. amet of jet 
‘ and rent to 
\ a bik, ’ 31st Dee., 1910. 
Ms. Ls. £ d d. 
1910- 2280 | 1908-17, Grafton...) Kable, John Charlton, of} Portion Sp. L. 1908-17, parish Lawrence, county} 111 6 
Lawrence, Clarence, shire. Harwood; Sp. L. 286 Gin. 


; Area, 6 acres 2 roods 36 perches. 
1910- 2231 | 1908-29, Grafton...| Coulter, William, of Portion Sp. L. 1908-29, parish Lawrence, county 5619 6 
W oodfordleigh. Clarence, shire Harwood; Sp. L. 285 Gfn. 
Area, 30 acres. 

1909-17044 | 1908-20, Inverell,,,! McDonald, Eneas Alex-) Portion Sp. L. 1908-20, town and parish Bundarra| 316 6 
ander, of Bundarra. county Hardinge, shire Gostwyck; Sp. L. 65 Ae. 
Area, 2 acres 2 roods 26 perches (ex. road). 
1910- 607 | 1908-31, Young ...) James, Samuel Robert, of Portion 171, parish Baxter, county Monteagle, shire 29 4 
Honey Creek, Wombat. Burrangong; M. 5,560-1,780. Area, 14 acres 4 

roods 80 perches. 


[677] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910, 
EXTENSION OF TERMS OF SPECIAL LEASES. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that the terms of the undermentioned Special Leases are hereby extended in 
accordance with the provisions of the 45th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, to the dates mentioned in the 


Schedule. ; 
8. W. MOORE. 
SCHEDULE. 
3 ¢ Reg. No. No. of N Term of Lease. 
i ame and Addregs - ‘ Purpose Aunual 
28 Papers Application. of Lessee. Situation of Land. caee of Lease, Rent. 
c ; From : To 
Ms, Ls. a Yr, p, £ 8. dy 
8098 | 1910-10,005 | 1931-3, Bega ..,] The Municipal) Allotment 8, section 23,town| 1 2 83) Sale-yards ...| 1 Jan., 1910] 31 Dec.,1919 5 0 0 
; Council of Bega, and parish Bega, county 


Auckland, Municipality of | 


Bega. 

B, 27-1,437 
e- | 1910- 8,321 | 1905-5, Cooma | Broadhead, James,| Portion 45, parish Nungar, 5 0 0| Saw-mill ...|1Jam, 1910] 31 Dec.,1916| 110 0 
of Cooma, county Wallace, shire Dal- 


gety. 

W. 4,036-1,604, dae 
4311 | 1910- 8,518 | 1904-4, Hay ...) Corrigan, John} Portion 180, patish Hay, 12 2 0/Dam... . | 1Jan., 1910) 31 Dec,, 1919] 210 0 
Louis omlinson,) county Waradgery, Munici- 

of Hay. pility of Hay. 

W. 1,540-1,839. 

8570 | 1910- 9,357 | 1902-16, Mudgee] Thompson, Robert} Portion 314, parish Gunta-} 13 0 0 | Grazing and) 2 Feb,; 1909) 81 Des, 1916) 1 6 0 


Timothy, of Moon- wang, county Phillip, shire agricuiture, 
light Lead, Gul-} Wyaldra, 


gong, P, 2,686~-2,12a, | 


SrrcrAt Conpitions, Provistons, Excertions, COVENANTS, AND RESERVATIONS. 


Special Lease No. 3,098, Bega. The Municipal Council of Bega.—The lease shall be subject to subsections 1 to 4, 6 to 9, 
11 to 14, 17 and 22 of Regulation No. 215 (notified 30th March, 1910). 


Special Lease No. 1905-5, Cooma. James Broadhead.—The lease shall be subject to subsections 1 to 4, 6, 8,9, 11 to 18, 
15, 16,-20 and 22 of Regulation No. 215 (notified 80th March, 1910). 


Special Lease No. 4,311, Hay. John Louis Tomlinson Corrigan.—The lease shall be subject to subsections I, 2, 4, 6 to 15, 
and 20, of Regulation No, 215 (notified 30th March, 1910), and to the following special conditions :—(a) The lessee shall keep. 
the land clear of all noxious scrub, plants, or weeds during the currency of the lease. () The public shall have unrestricted 
right to use the land leased ut all times for recreation purposes, ingress and egress shall not be interfered with, and the lessee 
shall keep a suitable gate or gates 12 feet wide on the north boundary of the lease in Hurley-street, in good order and repair 
during the currency of the lease. (c) The lessee shall not cut, or allow to be cut, any timber upon the land leased. (d) Lhe 
lessee shall keep the existing fencing in good order and repair during the currency of the lease. (e) A breach of any of the 
above conditions will render the lease liable to forfeiture. 


Special Lease No. 3,579, Mudgee. Robert Timothy Thompson.—The lease shall be subject to subsections 1, 4, 6, to14 and 
17 of Regulation No. 215 (notified 80th March, 1916), and to the following speecial conditions .—(a) The lessee shall maintain 
the boundary fence in efficient repair during the currency of the lease. (4) ‘Ihe lessee shall keep the land clear of all briars, 
noxious scrub, plants, or weeds during the currency of the lease. (c) The lessee shall take all reasonable steps to keep the land 
free from rabbits, foxes, and other noxious aniovals during the currency of the lease. (d) The lessee shall reside for the whole 
term of the lease on the land leased or on adjoining land owned or legally occupied by him. “ Residence’’ for the purpose of =‘ 
this condition shall be taken to mean continuous and bona fide living on any of the areas mentioned in the preceding sentence as 
the holder’s usual home without any other habitual residence, (e) A breach of any of the above conditions will render the lea:e 
liable to forfeiture. ; 


- 4440 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. [10 Ava., 1910. 


[810] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


ADDITIONAL AREA TO AND INCREASE OF RENTAL OF A SPECIAL LEASE. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 35 of the Crown Lands (Amendment) 
Act, 1908, the land (21 acres 8 roods 30 perches) specified in the subjoined Schedule is added to and now forms part of 
Special Lease 1907-33, Parkes, tle annual rental of which is increased to £5 1s. 11d., such increase of rental to date from the 
1st July, 1910, and the added area shall be subject to the éonditions, provisions, exceptions, reservations, and covenants under 
which Special Lease 1907-83, Parkes, was granted by notification in the Government Gazette of the 31st March, 1909. 


[Ms, Ls. 1910-5,164) S. W. MOORE. 


SCHEDULE. 
= ee, eee - 
No. of 
Total Rental 
Special Meus Name of Lessee. Added Area, Description of Added Area. hey Area of Lease from| Purposes of Lease, 
Beet or ease. list Jan., 1910. 
Land. District. 4 
aang. Eps Goo) Pd pall Sees ed, 
1907-33, | Campion, Michael, of} 21 3 30 | Portion 395, parish Parkes, county] 103 0 80] 6 1 11 | Grazing. 
Parkes. Parkes. Ashurnham, shire Goobang. 
A. 6,709-1,770. 
[898] Department of Lands. 


APPLIOATIONS FOR LEASES FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES. 


eZ is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned applications have been received for Special Leases 
under the provisions of the 89th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, of the lands and for the purposes hereunder 

stated, and that it is the intention to grant leases, should no sufficient objection be found to exist, after inquiry by the 

Land Board and consideration by the Minister. ; 


Any objections will receive due consideration if lodged in writing with the District Surveyor for the Land Board District 
in which the land. is situated on or before the date specified in each case hereunder. 
8. W. MOORE. 


Purpose for Local Land Board |Date up towhieh 
Applicant, Locality of Land applied for. Area. which the Lease Office where objection objections 
is desired. may be lodged. may be lodged. 


Tke Colonial Sugar} County Rous, parish Terranora. Below high-| 314 links x} Wharf Boe ace .-| Grafton oss «.| 13 Aug., 1910 


Refining Company water mark, Tweed River, near Barney’s| 78 links. 
(uud,), Special Lease Point, 
1906-6, Murwillum- 
bah. 
Lewis, Arthur Fitz-| County of Northumberland, parish of Gosford,| About 2} | Boatshed and jetty .-| Maitland as «| 10 Sept., ,, 
gerald Edward town of Gosford. An area of 40 feet by 20] perches, ' q 
(Spl. Lease 1910-6, feet above and below high water-mark of 
Gosford ). the Broadwater at the foot of Holden-street. 
[899] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF EXECUTION OF LEASES UNDER IMPROVEMENT CONDITIONS, UNDER SECTION 23 OF THE 
CROWN LANDS ACT AMENDMENT ACT, 1903, AND THE CROWN LANDS (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1908. 


OTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned Leases under improvement conditions were, on the 27th July, 1910, executed by 
His Excellency the Governor, and have been forwarded to the Crown Land Agents specified hereunder, for delivery to the lessees. 


The lessees are required to take delivery of the leases and give receipts in writing for the same on Form 52, within three months 
from the date of this notice, failing which the Minister may declare the leases to bo null and void, and any sums paid on account of the 
leases forfeited to the Crown. 

The lessees shall pay the rents for the first year of the leases within three months from this date, and the annual rents thereafter 
must be paid yearly in advance to the Treasurer of the State of New South Wales, on or before the 26th July, and if 
not so paid the leases will be liable to forfeiture. 

The lessees must pay to the Crown Land Agent at the time of delivery of the leases a lease fee of one pound (£1), together with the 
amount of stamp duty, viz., two shillings and sixpence (2s. 6d.). 

S. W. MOORE. 


Term of Lease. 


ae of a of AAO PNG Address pero: Annual ane. SP akValers Wena ag oe oe Shire. 
apers, ease, of Lessee. Rent. 
Area. of Survey. ikasin | To Lease, 
| 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrricr AND Pracke oF DELIVERY—SINGLETON, 
Oce.. Bein. pie fe dpe ees. dt” TOTS, 1920, 
1910-6,636 6 Andrew Cody, of ee 200 ov 4 113 4 15 0 0) 27 July ...{ 26July ...) 1907-19... ass abe ...{ Cessnock and 
Crossing. Patrick Plains, 
Lanp DistrRior AND PLACE oF DreLivERy—-Youna. - 
" a 1910. 1920, 
1910-6,371 | 8 Alice Emily Salom (adminis-} 29 2 30 6138 8 Nil, 27 July ..) 26July ...} 24,241 ... =p AR «.|Burr angong 


| 
tratrix, of the estate of | 
the late Henry Clarence : 
Salom), of Marengo. } | t 


ia 


10 Ava, 1910.] | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. 4441 


[824] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


SALE OF A SNOW LEASE UNDER THE 861TH SECTION OF CROWN LANDS ACT OF 1889. 


HE Land Agent will offer at auction, at noon on Wednesday, the 14th September, 1910, a Snow Lease for pastoral purposes 
of the land set forth in the annexed Schedule. 


1. The lease will be offered at the upset rental as specified hereunder, and will be sold to the highest bidder. 
2. The purchaser will be required to pay at the time of sale the first year’s rent. 


3. The rent for the second and every succeeding year of the lease shall be paid annually in advance to the Treasurer of 
the State of New South Wales before the date in each year corresponding to the date of the commencement of the lease. If not 
so paid the lease will be liable tc forfeiture. 


4, No right of impounding any stock of the outgoing lessee or licensee shall vest or have vested in the holders of the lease 
prior to the expiration of one month from the commencement of the lease. 


5. Not more than two Snow Leases can be held by or in the interest of one person. 


6. The lease shall have a term of seven years, and at the expiration thereof the lessee shall have a right of extension for 
term of three years, subject to the payment of such annual rental as may be determined in accordance with the provisions of the 
Crown Lands Acts, provided that he shall have notified to the Minister, at least twelve months prior to the expiration of such 
term, his intention of claiming such extension. But the Minister may determine the lease by giving the lessce notice to that 
effect, not later than one year prior to the date on which the term shall expire. 


7. The term of lease—from 14th September, 1910, to 13th September, 1917. 
8. Should the lease become forfeited, any improrements thereon shall become the property of the Crown. 


9. All stock, the property of snow lessees, travelling bona fide to and from their respective leases within the snow limit, 
shall have free access by the nearest route through this lease to their destination, but they must travel at the rates as provided 
by section 98, “ Pastures Protection Act i11 of 1902,” viz. » sheep 6 miles, horses and cattle 10 miles, at least, in one and the 
same direction every successive period of twenty-four hours. 


S. W. MOORE. 


No. ‘of 


Upset 
Lease. 


No. of Papers. Annual Rent. 


Parishes. 


Area. | County. District. | | Shire. 


Occ. 


£ s. d. 
1910-7,650 


1385 0 0 
(Inclusive of rent 
for Crown Im- 

provements.) 


ik BE Oe 
74 5,400 0 0 | Cowley Gurrangora andj Cooma... Monaro. 


Long Plain. 


Designs of the proposed lease may be seen at the Office of the Crowa Land Agent at Cooma, at the Local Land 
Board Office, Goulburn, and the Information Bureau, Department of Lands, Bent-street, Sydney. 


[901] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 
FORFEITED CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASES. 


is hereby notified that the Conditional Purchase Leases specified in the following Schedule are declared forfeited through non-payment 
of rent, instalment of survey fee, and Crown improvements, but such forfeiture shall not take effect until thirty clear days after this 


notification. 
S. W. MOORE. 
ScHEDULE. 
a 3 Amount in Arrears on 
a 4 No.of Conditional Purchase Lease, 
No. of Date of eee 7 ish. rs CP.L. Panera 
CPL Applicant, Application Area d 5 Shire. County, Parish 3 ee ap: rrr. 
3 & Rent. Survey Improve- 
R Fee. ments. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
DIsTRiIctT oF CASINO. a Pere P 
Ash s. d. aij a. 
ee 1817 0))2.6 0 
1908-12 | Cox, William George...| 27 Aug., ‘ig 754 | 13 | Kyogle cS Rous .( Mammul- | 45 126 | 1910-12246 |< 1817 0 interes Nil. 
gum 1817 0|J0 7 4 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


District oF NAREABREI. 


McCutcheon 
Thomas, 


ral | 9 Dec., ¢ 998 ie Namoi 


epee :| Bohen@ w. 


1 


208 | 


C.S. 
1910-16347 


thea f “| eo cannes | 


4449 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. (10 Ava, 1910. 


[896 } Department of Lands, 
fis tal . Sydney, 10th August, 1910, 


REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF CONDITIONAL PURCHASE. 
ch is hereby notified that the forfeiture of the undermentioned Conditional Purchase which was published in the Gazette on the date 


specified hereunder, has been reversed. 


8. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. ; ; : 
District or Cowra. ‘4 
No, was Date ae ; Bee : g ¢ Date of 
re murolincon! Patek dca. Shire. Area. 35 2; County. Parish. Ba encore! oh Leagze No. Papers. 
y ARTS Le Me 


y c.8. 
1891-21 | Commercial Banking Company| 30 April, 1891; Waugoola. ... 119 42 | Forbes «-.| Morongla.,,| 148 | 2 Beb., 1910) soso ase. | 1910-18167 
of Sydney Limited (now 
Duncan McInnes). 


(897 } Department of Lands, — 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF CONDITIONAL PURCHASES. 


T is hereby notified that the forfeiture of the undermentioned Conditional Purchases, which was published in the Gazette on the 
date specified hereunder, and afterwards provisionally reversed, has been absolutely reversed. 


aH S. W, MOORE, 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


District oF PENRITH. 


Date of 


Section ; 
No. of Date of : ; : Portion Lease 
Purchaser. Shire, Area, | of the County. Parish. Gazettal of Papers. 
C.P. Purchase. Act. . ; Forfeiture. e re 
Acres. CS. 

1901-3 | Dawson, Thos. Rebert «.| 13 Tune, 1901/ Colo... | 403 26-24 | Cook... se Nepean ©. ..: 42 2 Dec, 1908...) | s..5.. 1910-14,816 

5 Do wef BD AUG 5, do _ fh 40% 42-24 do ae do ate wae Fars agit lease Wieaplece 4 

[807] Western Land Board Office, 


Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF APPROVAL OF THE ISSUE OF WESTERN LANDS LEASES. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that the issue of Western Lands Leases for the undermentioned areas has been 
approved, and that in pursuance of section 33 of the “ Western Lands (Amendment) Act of 1905,” the occupation licensees’ 
right of occupation of the areas named shall cease on the expiration of thirty days from the date of approval of issue of lease. 


8. W. MOORE, 
Minister for Lands. 


Date of 
Approval 
Applicant. Area, Block. : of Holding out of which Lease is to be granted. 
‘ sue 
of Leases 
Acres. 1910. 
Charles Anderson ... eid ive «| 21,290 | 274} 3 Augusb  ...) “Conoble” Resumed Area No, 212. 
John Patrick Joseph Costello... aie dash: 24,000 TP WATS bi) disy 12: do do 
Thomas Jasper Kitson... ae oe «.| 29,660 | 276/38  ,, ...| “ Ticehurst’’? Resumed Area No. 11. 
Fergus Duncan... sts te ne oes f  OACOO! | MALT | Sh 55 eos do do 
Patrick Kearney... dan ee ane ...| 24,200 DCO 53 = do do 
Charles Hartshorne see ms 50 Leal BB OOO AHO WB we crs ...| “Kilfera’”? Resumed Area No. 25. 
Patrick O’Bree _... sae vie a ...| 83,000 | 280)2 , do 0) 
Edward Nolan ia ate an ...| 80,400 PBL HD Py yoy do do 
Frederick James Milthorpe. e. Eke |, B2,000 ge | Be do do 
John Williamson ... " re ah «|, 8x,000, 283 | 3 do do ' 
Duncan Hugh Wil liamson me ...| 82,000 2684/3 ,, do do 
Daniel Barrett and Thomas Barrett a8 sa PBLROOO | WASH PB o>, ; do do 
Henry Anderson Linnett, junior.. ts | 31,500) 286)/°3 dot =~ do 
Edgar Albert Nicholson ... ie net 54] (SB O00 nM T28F 1.3 ° do do 
Henry Ridge ee 50 is at «| 27,400) 288) 3  ,, : do do 
James Carter ep tis aa | 82,000 1.289) 3,  ,, do do ; 
James Joseph Peter Minogue ef Re 1» | 782,000 | 29013 ,, do — do 


— [825] 


10 Ava., 1910.] - NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. 4443 


Western Land Board Office, 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 
APPLICATIONS UNDER SECTION 23 (PART VII), WESTERN LANDS ACTS. 


tf is hereby notified, for public information, that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has, in 
. pursuance of the powers contained in the Western Lands Acts, issued Western Lands Leases for the undermentioned portions of land, 
subject to the provisions of those Acts. 


8. W. MOORE, 


Minister for Lands. 
ain GeteE he telecies | yrs Balance 
Noot |#88 | yu Term of Lease. Amountof | Amount | of Rent 
Papers, ce 2B ‘a , 3 wp Be be Area, eet of County. neal deposit. of Rent cl 
LB, Fie E Fa Froia | To gt paid. yrs 
Acres. 1910. | 1943.1 2 a dj £ so. d,| 8. os d. \ 
1910-8994 | 2376 |Part | Charles 4,812 | Part of the area) Narran ,..| 10 Aug| 30 June/40 2 0/19 6 8 2015 9| Nil 
of Alchin. withdrawn from 
261, Milroy, W.L.L. 
: No. 765. 
8866 | 2877 | 270 | James 8,467 | Part of the area doa TO BOnee oO das) Bb Le Oe dibs a TL 
Blake. withdrawn from 
Quantambone, 
W.L.L. No. 3. 
[828] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 
GRANTING OF OCCUPATION LICENSES. 


‘¥T is hereby notified, for general information, that Occupation Licenses have been granted of the lands specified below, in accordance 
with the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations. 


The licenses are subject to all the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations, and also subject to the provisions of the 
Pastures Protection Acts and any Regulations thereunder, to the Forestry Act of 1909, and Regulations, and particularly to the 
conditions, provisions, covenants, and reservations notified in the Government Gazette of 8th June, 1910. 


The license fees for each year must be paid annually in advance, before the Ist December, to the Treasurer of the 


State of New South Wales, and if not so paid, the licenses shall be deemed not to have been renewed in accordance with the provisions of 
the 8ist section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884. 


The term of the licenses is from the 12th July, 1910, to the 31st December, 1910. a 


cal Ge 8. W. MOORE. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


| 


2 Amoant 
= z Amount 
a Rate per Annual | P@id from payable from 
Number of Licensee and “a section 3 eye 12th July, 5 How 
Papers. | Occupation License, Address. ge of aE eo pee axles. Sica 8 | 1910, to ee ake acquired. 
* 2 ? 
B | 640 acres. ata tne? [Slat Dec.,1910, 


Lanp District of ARMIDALE; SHIRE OF GUYRA. 


Oce: Acres. £ 8. a. £ 8s. d. £oea d. £ sg. d, 
1910-6628 | 1100, Lot No. 737 ...| John Brazier, of Avon-| 3,300 010 0) Clarke ..i/ Brown ..j 2 11 7 110 0 14 5 By auction sale 
brook, Armidale, Amount |to credit of ljicemsee, Ss. 7d.) on 12th July, 
1910. 


Lanp District or WALCHA; SHIRE OF APSLEY. 


1910-6629 | 1101, Lot No. 817 ...)| Guy Henry Crawford and| 18,500 0 10 0 | Vernon .,.{ Moona and) 14 9 1 616 8 617 0 By auction sale 
Rowley William Craw. Benditi. on 12th July, 
ford, of Moona Plains, 1910. 
Walcha. ; 
[804] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 
ALIGNMENT OF STREETS.—MUNICIPALITY OF CANTERBURY. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified, in conformity with the 

provisions of the 27th section of the Public Roads Act, 1902, that the alignment of the carriage and foot ways of the 
undermentioned streets, in the Municipality of Canterbuvy, as set out and defined according to the plan of sueh alignment, shall, 
for the purposes of the Local Government Act No. 56, and all Ordinances relating to the alignment of streets or public places, 
be deemed to have been set out and defined by the Municipal Council of Canterbury, withm the meaning of section 95 of that 
Act, and that consequently it will not be lawful for any person to erect any building within the said distances so set forth from 
the curb-stone or the exterior edge of the said footways, as delineated on the plans catalogued C. 33-2,260 and O, 84-2,260, 
which have been approved by His Hxcellency the Governor, in conformity with the firet-mentioned Act, which said plans are 
kept in the Department of Lands for the inspection of the public. 


[Roads 1909-470-12] sia S. W. MOORE. 
SCHEDULE OF STREETS REPEEERZD ‘TO. 


Width of Width of 


Total 
Name of Street. From | To Carriage- Hach iath, Remarks. 
way. Footway. 
J ion Mes Py sae 
ft. (in. ft. in. ft. in. ; 
Hampden-street ... «:) Duntroon-street ...| Garnett-street oad 42 0 12 0 66 0 Slight building and fence 
(C. 332,260.) encroachments. 
Howard-street ... wi} Canterbury-road ...| High-street ... aes 42 0 12 0 66 0 tale cae cnecoccaciendece vet oss es ace 


(C. 842,260.) es OMIT Gare er ieiecana eer rele ce 


4444 °° NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 124. [10 Ave., 1910. 4 


LeOR ay — ' Department of Lands, 
i . 3 Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIC ROADS ACI, 1902, OF RESUMPTION OR WITHDRAWAL AND DEDICATION - 
_ OF LANDS FOR ROADS, AND OF THE CLOSING OF ROADS OR PARTS OF ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY, 
AND PARTS OF ROADS DECLAKED TO BE PUBLIC ROADS. 


H’ Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Public . 
Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described (in respect of which lands notice of proposal to resume or withdraw the same 

has duly been given) shall be and are hereby resumed or withdrawn for the several roads hereunder specified; and that the said lands shall 

be and are hereby dedicated as roads; also, that. the roads or parts of roads hereunder specified, which are deemed to be unnecessary 

(in respect of which notice of proposal to close the same has duly been given), shall be and are hereby closed. 


; | S. W. MOORE. 


Desoniprion oF Road oPrNED :—Deviation in part of road from O’Connell to Wiseman’s Creek at Alick’s Swamp or Creek, 
parish of Langdale, county of Westmoreland, Oberon Shire No, 114. 


[Registration No, of Papers—Roads 1909-684-14; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,923-1,603. ] 


DEscRIPTION of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of roads or parts of roads deemed 
to be unnecessary, which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the roads or parts of roads deemed to be 


unnecessary, was published in the Government Gazette of 1st June, 1910, folio 2886. 


Lanp District oF BATHURST, 


Width of 


4 | Character | Land Area 

26 Parish Pee | fi Resumed Roads or parts of Roads closed, &c., and part of 
32 Ares. Name, Reputed Owner. Occupier. H pone ekers and Road declared to be a Publie Road. 

pe S: | Dedicated, | Dedicated. 


Baexs ea 

12] 200 0 0 | Langdale ,,.) A. B. McKenzie, Alfred Bailey «| Freehold ..| 100 links... 2 0-8 | This resumption from portion 12 includes 1 acre 

and confirmed ; © rood 33 perches of confirmed road R. 809b- 

road. 1,603; the unnecassary parts of confirmed road 

(R. 809b-1,608) within this portion (12) are 

closed and vested in the owner of adjoining 
land in lieu. 


50 41 2 0 Do «| Jas. Pearce and| Jas. Pearce... nat do etek O0 85s ses a ee Oe) This resumption from portion 50 includes 2 roods 
confirmed road. 3 perches of confirmed road R. 809b-1,603 ; 

the unnecessary parts of confirmedj road (R. 

R 809b-1,603) within this portion (50) east and west 


of new road together with the unnecessary 
part of boundary road separating this portion 
(50) from portion 51, west from southern end of 
new road within portion 50 are closed, the parts 
of confirmed road vested in owner of adjoining 
land and the part of boundary road is to be 
granted in lieu. 

51 41 1-0 Do «.| John Sewell, and| John Sewell a8 do «.| Variable,..| © 1 8 | This resumption from portion 51 includes 20 
confirmed road, perches of confirmed road R. 809b-1,603. 


The part of boundary road included in survey 
and in continuity of new road is declared to be a 
public road and dedicated to the public accord- 


ingly. 


DESORIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—~Deviation in road from Maitland to Minmi at Maher’s Hill, parish of 
Stockrington, county of Northumberland, Tarro Shire No. 37. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-444-13 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,815-1,603.] 


DESCRIPTION of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of road or parts of 
road deemed to be unnecessary, which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question, and to close the road or parts of road deemed to be 
unnecessary was published in the Government Gazette of 16th March, 1910, folio 1627. 


Lanp District or MarTnann. 


Width of yt 
a. Parish Character Land R aad 
ra S Area, N Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Resumed Ce Road and parts of Road closed, &c. 
é ame: Holding. and Weigh 
Dedicated. aes 
a. I. p. 2 a. I. -p. 
12 640 0 0 | Stocking-| Trustees im the] Trustees in the] Freehold. «| 100 links... 4 2 0| Unnecessary parts of dedicated road R. 
ton. Estate of the] Estate of the 7,775-1,603, within this portion (12), 
late Henry| late Henry / are closed and are to be part granted 
Osborne, Osborne, in lieu. This resumption is only 


to a depth of 100 feet below and 
including the surface. 


The unnecessary dedicated road (R. 
7,775-1,608) within Scottish Australian 
Mining Company (Limited’s) portion 13, 
is closed for granting to owners of 
that portion at a valuation to be deter- 
mined upon by the Local Land Board. 


a EE ae it ood bet hee a a ise AIDE a Sites D8 Re RAEI aca Rete 


10 Ava, 1910] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. 4445 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROADS, &c.— continued. 


DescRIPTion OF Road OPENED :—Deviation on part of road from Germanton to Jingellic within portions 6 and 5 (suburban 
lands), town of Germanton, parish of Germanton, county of Goulburn, Germanton Shire No. 94. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909- 429-13 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,847-1,603.] _ 


DescziPrion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of part of road deemed to be 
unnecessary, which is now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the part of road deemed to be unnecessary, 
was published in the Government Gazette of 11th May, 1910, folio 2553. 


Lanp District or ALBURY. 


Width of Fem ry 
Parish isda. Parish Reputed Occupiak ag rng R canes Resumed| Part of Road elosed, and part of Road declared 
Ne. "i Name, Owner. Drs Holding ead and to be a Public Road. 
I Dedicated’ Dedicated. 
Gare op: aie Pa pe 
5 28 0 QO} Germanton ...| H. Palmer ..| H. Palmer «.| Freehold ...| Variable... 0 0 18 | Unnecessary part of confirmed road (R. 3,168-1,603) 
6 23 1 4 do ex do es do ce do ene do eg 00 6 within portion 6 is closed and thus vested in 
owner of adjoining land, 
The part of boundary road included in survey 
| ( " and in continuity of road is declared to be a 
public road and dedicated to the public accord- 
ingly. 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—Deviation in part of road from Moree to Terry-Hie-Hie, parish of Wee Bulla Bulla, county of 
Courailie, Boolooroo Shire No. 43. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-639-12 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,777-1,608.] 


Dezscription of land new withdiawn for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of part of rcad deemed to be 
unnecessary, which is now closed. 


A proposal to withdraw the land referred to for the road in question, and to close the part of road deemed to be unnecessary 
was published in the Government Gazette of 4th May, 1910, folio 2445. 


Lanp District oF Moree. 


==" — 


Width of 
C1 Parish b f pore ithdra 
Bz Ares. gars Reputed Owner. Occupier. ¢ Homie? inlet vesane Part of Road closed, &c. 
Dedicated. | Dedicated. 
“2 aoe ; 
fay Pe g. teepl 
14 /1,959 0 0 | Wee Bulla Bank of New| Ashton  Sevil] Sett. Lease No,| 200links..; 11 0 0 | The unnecessary part of the road (R. 3,966-1,603) 
Bulla.| South Wales. Conroy, 1,621 of 1,317; from Moree to Terry-Hie-Hie, within portion 14, 
acres 3 roods. north-east of new road, is closed and added 
to portion 14 (part of S.L. No. 1,621) in lieu; 
the. area of the portion and 8.L. being increased 
} by 12% acres. 
( 


DzsoRIPTION oF ROAD OPENED :-—Part of road from Lismore to Wyraliah, parish of Hast Gundurimba, county of Rous, 
Gundurimba Shire No. 5. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1910-108-12; Oatalogued No. of Plan—R. 9,751-1,603.] 


Descerprion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of parts of roads 
deemed to be unnecessary, which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the parts of roads deemed to be 
unnecessary, was published in the. Government Gazette of 16th February, 1910, folio 1045. 


Lanp Disrrict or Lismore. 


Width of 
; Character Land 
Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Resumea | Resumed 


; a 
Holding. and trp 
** | Dedicated, | Dedicated. 


Area Parts of Roads closed, &c., and parts of 


Roads declared to be a 
public Road. 


Parish 
Name. 


a. Ts Pi a. Yr. 
84 | 40 0 4 East Gun-| James Tulk _ ..,| Robert Webber...| Freehold...| 1chain ... Be) The unnecessary part of reserved road within 
durimba. this portion (84) west of new road together 
with the unnecessary part of boundary road 
separating W. H. Barnes’ portion 4 from 
ies portion 84, southerly from northern end of 
western side of new road, are closed and are 
to be granted in lieu. 
2 ak 3 136 | The unnecessary part of the boundary road 
separating this portion (76) from James Tulk’s 
Po a eae ove 0 134 portion 84 west from reserved road through 
portion 84 to new road, together with 
the unnecessary part of the boundary road 
separating Levi Tulk’s portion 2 from por- 
tions 3 and 76 south-westerly from the north- 
east corner of portion 2 to a point about 5 
chains from the northern corner of portion 
3 is closed and is to be granted in lieu. 


p. 
0 


76|82 0 0 Do ...| James Moss... James Moss... do eee: 
a ey ee ©) Donates do aes do = do 


The parts of boundary and reserved roads 
included in survey and in continuity of new 
road are declared to be a publie road and 
dedicated to the public accordingly. 


Ce ee ee eee ee a ee eee ee ne ames ener 


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4446 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 124. [10 Ave., 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROADS &o0.—continued. 


DuEsoRIPTION or RoAD OPENED :—Road from the Diamond-Laggan road to the Laggan-Binda road, parish of Belmore, 
county of Georgiana, Crookwell Shire No. 110. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1908-20-20; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,650-1,603.] 


Desocgiprion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of roads deemed to be 
unnecessary, Which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the roads deemed to ‘be unnecessary, was 
. published in the Government Gazette of 19th January, 1910, folio 332. 


LAND DISTRICT OF GOULBURN. 


Width of 


a ‘ Character Land Area 
as Parish : Resumed Roads closed, &c., and parts of roads declared to 
° 
ba Area, Namé, Reputed Owner. Occupier, Holding spit iy and ’ no Public Reads 
Cae Dedicated. | Dedicated. 
7 sti % s Bel Th Ww C.P; 8008 :..| 100 iv a a Pp. f The unnecessary boundary road separating por- 
ee eomareit ph he ME C Re ate -| 100 links .., 2 0 tion 204 from David Carey’s portions 71 and 205, 
194 40 0 0 Do ae 2 ae ape ‘| O.P, 83-292! 190 210 | the unnecessary reserved road within portion 
is So at ater ota Be 55 |B 3 204, and unnecessary part of boundary road 
204] 60 00] Do. do ws do pal, CP) 85-121 200 links &}.//2 0.90.)) | Geree aes Pern: ey SO ae eee 
variable. | Beers? ae N 
ui ' portion 204 in lieu; the area of the C.P. and 
121 80 0 0 Dolese do a do «| C.P. 80-81... do : iL el 0 | portion being inereased by 4% acres, 
123 40 0 0 Do .,.| Fredk.Durham| Francis Skelly | C.L.1901-23] 100 links...} 2 2 0 sealcanisesieae vesiees ers es0le6e venoos $eslese seslese ceuisepibesies® 
Badgery. No. 31,774. —— 
The parts of existing roads included in survey 
and in continuity of new road are declared to be 
a public road and dedicated to the public accord- 
ingly. 
[805] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


NOTHICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIC ROADS ACT OF 1902, OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF LANDS 
FOR ROADS AND PART OF ROAD DECLARED TO BE A PUBLIC ROAD. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Public 

Roads Act of 1902, the lands hereunder: described (in respect of which lands notice of proposal to resume the same has been 

duly given) shall be and are hereby resumed for the several reads hereunder specified, and that the said lands shall be and are hereby 
dedicated as roads. ~ } 


S. W. MOORE. 
DESCRIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—Road from private village of Yerong Creek, thence along western side of railway line 
‘through portion 28, parish of Yerong, county of Mitchell, Lockhart Shire No, 73. 


[ Registration No, of Papers—Roads 1908-226-16 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,844~-1,603.] 


Dzscriprion of land now resumed for the Road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road. 


A proposal to resume the land referred to for the read in question was published in the Government Gazette of 1st June, 1910, 
folio 2884, ~ 


Lanp Disteict of Wagga WAGGA, 


an ce i 


Width of Area 


Parish ; Character [ Land 
No. Area. Parish Name, Reputed Owner. Occupier. geek Bhntirod Anil neat 
; 8. Dedicated. | Dedicated. 
a 9. j a. IT. Pp. 
28 213° 3. 0. | Yerong - 0 -- sts te --| Messrs. R. and P. Cox (exeeu-| Messrs. R. and P.Cox ..  «.| Freehold’ ...| 100links ... 56 130 
tors of late J. Cox), 


Description oF RoaD oreNep :—Road from road at south boundaty of portion 16, near Physic’s Lagoon, to Grafton-Coraki 
Road, parish of Burrawanga, county of Richmond, Woodburn Shire No. 8. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-840-8 ; Catalogue No, of Plan—R. 9,825-1,603. ] 
Description of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road. 


ics Ju propenal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette, of 1st June, 1910, 
olio “ 


Lanp Disrricr oF CAsiIno. 


Width of 


: ipa Character Tand Area 
26 aris : ha 
EA Area. Name, Reputed Owner. Occupier. Holding. Rea one ae 
Dedicated. | Dedicated. 
&. Ts De 


WS A 35 
x The Crown land, being measured portion 
16 160 0 Q/} Burrawanga ...) Bank of New South} Cunningham Hen-| C.P, 87-22 | ichain ..| 2 2 0||  32o0f 8 acres2roods, adjoining portions 

ales. derson. 15 and 16, is added to C.P. 84-17 in 
15 440 0 0 Do os do & do woe] C.P. 84-17 | 1 6 0 of lieu; the area thereof being in- 


f creased by 2 acres 2 roods. 


4S eh ii ‘ FERNS ES “ etl a. : 2 cs ears Mel S47 so a nh SS i Snap ERROR, 


——S 


: 
x 


10 Ava., 1910.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. hs 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROADS, &o.—continued. 


Desczirtion oF Roap orENED :—Part of road from Reid’s Flat to Wyangala, parish of Wyangala, county of King, Murrungal - 
Shire No, 109. 


— 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-261-11; Catalogue No, of Plan—R, 9,885-1,603.] 


DzscRiprion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 


i 49 1 ae to resume the lands referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 11th May, 1910, 
olio 2649, 


| 
} 


Lanp District or Boorowa. 


Charact and. |, Ares 
aracter an 
Pariah Ares. | Parish Name Reputed Owners. Occupier. of Resumea | Resumed| Part of Road declared to be a 
No, 4 and Public Road. 
Holding. and |. [Dedicated 
‘ Dedicated. 7 
Be SBP. a. tT. p. 
159 300 U0 0 | Wyangala ...| P. Taylor Les Ras «| P. Taylor Ab ..-| C.L, 1905-9...) 100 links...| 1 2 9 
45 100 0 0 do ore do hed née tae do as sof) OF. Sleh “s..| 200-4 sal 2°20 
173 540 0 0 do «| Commissioners of Govern-] J. Tarrant Bak aso|) Credde LOO Te erssll LOO) hos! saof' G0 0 
ment Savings Bank of 
New South Wales. ‘ } 
154 120 0 0 do «| Py Dayler- . .. & ..| P, Taylor est «| CU. 83,830 .... 100 , ) 2 0 0 fated tha Gre soe /era tadant sth cr itent cas son 
Unnum- 29h 4.0. do .| J. Tarrant ... ais | J, Tarrant ian «.| Part of A.L.| 100 , ...| 2 2 0 
bered. re of 770 These areas are withdrawn. 
69 478 2 0 do ba do a ae sti do sas ngs do Rd DOG pet akeart Cae Lyme) 
144 90 3 0 do «.| Union Bank of Australia| E. Newham sae ga) Coe OVE SO ee OOS aces Pevee a COW \eecsabenccapdielos cesweasosleoy ste sreiebi one 
(Limited). . 
The part of road between por- 
tions 173 and 154 included in 
survey and in continuity of 
new road is declared to be a 
i public road and dedicated to the 


public accordingly. 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—Road from road, at north-east gorner of portion 187, to road along east boundary of portion 138, 
parish of Palmer, county of Urana, Wunnamurra Shire No, 68. 


{Registration No, of Papers—Roads 1909-626-11; Catalogue No, of Plan—R. 9,845-1,603.] 


DESCRIPTION of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 


A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 4th May, 
1910, folio 2448, 


Lanp District or URANA. 


j ‘ he : Wwalen son 

‘ aracter an * 
P ach Ares. Parish Name. Reputed Owner. Occupier, of Resumed Do ci 
O Holding. and Dedie id 
ys Dedicated. ards 
a. hp. Tr p. 
188 253) WOH Palmer oak, sant C.L. 1906-3 ... —...| 100 links... os Oa 


Thomas Tyack a +e ove -.| Thomas Tyack ... “ 


ae ee en 


Dxsgoription oF Roaps openED :—Part of road from Gosford to Tarragal Haven and a branch road within portion 
105, parish of Kineumber, county of Northumberland, Erina Shire No. 50. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-564-16; Oatalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,821-1,608.] 


DESCRIPTION of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, was published in the Government Gazette of 13th April, 1910,- 
folio 2144. 


Lanp DistTRiort OF GOSFORD, 


Width of rn 
} Character Land f R aoe d 
Parish No. Area. Parish Name. Reputed Owner. Occupier, of Resumed : ap her 4 
| ay Me Holding. _ and Dedicated 
| , at : Dedicated, 
ap Ba - ths 
106 62 2 0 | Kincumber .. Srasion of the late Louis| Mrs. Louis Olzomer ced | Freehold «| 100 links... p Seok Mts. 
zomer. < 
| . 
BNE 52 2 0 do «| hos. Cook (grantee) ..  ...| Mrs. C. Christensen. ww do | 100 es 2 0 24 
| 05 i. @ ) sli (includes branch 
Part of. portion road). — 
i i, f 0 0 do «.| The Commercial Bank of eos 000 vee one 400 006 r0e 008 vee nee ove see do ees] 100 55 oo mT 0 
(now sub- Australia (Limited). ' 
divided), 


’ ne ce een a AE 
a a a th 


4448 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 124. [10 Ava., 1910. 


[ous Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROAD, RE-MARKING OF PARTS OF ROAD, AND OF PROPOSED 
CLOSING OF ROADS OR PART OF ROAD DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY. 


Neuse is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that a certain road should be opened, and that it is proposed 
to resume for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the land hereunder described, and of the intention 
to submit to His Excellency the Governor for approval the plan of re-marking of the parts of road specified in the appended Schedule. 


The proposed road is shown upon a plan which can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be inspected at the 
Office of the Crown Lands Agent at Lismore. 


All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing and to forward to the Minister, within one month from date of 
this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exiat to the proposal to open the road referred to, or to the submission of the plan 
ef re-marking to His Excellency the Governor for approval. 

Notice is also given that the Minister is of opinion that it is expedient to close the roads or part of road hereunder specified, and all 
persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister, within one month from this date, any 
objections which may appear to them to exist to the closing of the said roads or part of road. 

Plan showing the roads or part of road proposed to be closed can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be inspected 
at the Office of the Crown Lands Agent at Lismore, 

S. W. MOORE. 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Part of road from Lismore, via Boat Hartbour, to Cowlong, within portion 249, parish of 
Lismore, county of Rous, Gundurimba Shire No. 5. 


(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-892-9; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,989-1,603] 


Dxscriprion of land which it is proposed to resume, of road re-marked, and roads and part of road deemed to be unnecessary, 
which it is proposed to close. 


Lanp District or LIsmMoReE. 


Parish | Parish “ |Character of Width. of Area to be | Roads and part of Road proposed to be 

No. Ares. Name. Reputed Owner. , Occupier. Holding. pee to be Resumed. closed, &c. 

| esumed. 
&. 35) 'p. “a ©. p. 

249 8y0 0 0 | Lismore..| W. H. Gray and Geo.| Joseph Alexander ...| Freehold,,.| 1 chain &| 0 310 | The unnecessary part of road (R. 4,778- 
(now sub- Pearson, Executors of variable, 1,608) through this portion, together 
divided). Estate of late Wu. with unnecessary reserved road ex- 

e Alexander. tending from re-marked road to 
Wilson’s Creek, and unnecessary 
boundary road separating part of this 
portion (249) from part of W. H. 

t Gray’s portion 206, is to be closed 
and part granted in lieu. 
249 300 0 0 Do ...| Dedicated road within| Dedicated road im use;|} .....00. « settee tases ccecoseevee | This is a re-marking of the parts of 
(now sub- W.H. Gray and Geo.| Joseph Alexander; : road (R. 4,778-1,603) 100 links wide 
divided). Pearson’s (Executors} James Alexander; within this portion (249), east and 
of Estate of late Wm. Edwin Alexander. west of proposed resumption. 
Alexander) parts of 
portion 249, 

[905] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROAD, AND OF PROPOSED CLOSING OF ROAD AND PART OF ROAD 
DEEMED TO BH UNNECHSSARY. 


OTICE is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that a certain road should be opened, and that it is 
proposed to resume for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act of 1902, the lands hereunder described. 

The proposed road is shown upon a plan which can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be inspected at the 
Office of the Crown Lands Agent at Moruya. 

All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing and to forward to the Minister, within one month from date of 
this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposal to open the road referred to. 

Notice is also given that the Minister is of opinion that it is expedient to close the roads and part of road hereunder specified, 
and all persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister, within one month from this date, any 
objections which may appear to them to exist to the closing of the said roads and part of road. 

Plan showing the roads and part of road proposed to be closed can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same, may be 
inspected at the Office of the Crown Lands Agent at Moruya. 


S. W. MOORE. 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Deviation in part of road from Nerrigundah to Bodalla, parish of Nerrigundah, county of 
Dampier, Eurobodalla Shire No, 104. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-68-6 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,957-1,603. ] 


DesorrPrion of lands which it is proposed to resume, and road and part of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 
Lanp Disreicr or Morvya. 


cn Parish Character | Width of Area t 
eo) Area Ni . Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to’be to be Roads and part of Road proposed to be closed, &c.° 
a < rape Holding. Resumed. | Resumed. 
Eh 05 5 a T. Dp. 
1 160 0 0 | Nerri- I. Duncan ... | I. Duncan ... ...| Freehold ...| 100 links,..| 0 21 ‘The unnecessary part of confirmed road (R. 6274-1,603) 
gundah within this portion and along river bank, is to be 
cloged and vested in owner of adjoining land. 
2/50 0 0 Do ...| Bank of New do .. «..{ C.P.62-1,038} 100 ,,_...| 1 180 | The unnecessary reserved road within this portion, also 
South Wales. , unnecessary road (R. 460-1,60 ), within this portion, are 
to be closed for addition to the portion (C.P. 62-1,038) in 
lieu; the area of the C.P, and portion when addition 
is made will be increased by 2 roods : ; 7 
8/40 0 0 DOF tice. do dee do de ...| O.P.62-1,765| 100 ,, ..| 0 280 | The unnecessary road (R. 460a-1,603) within this portion 
‘ (3) is to be closed for addition to the portion (C.P. 62- 
1,765) in lieu; the area of the C.P. and portion when 
addition is made, will be increased by 2 roods. 
42:7 208 DOT 0 fon do “ do .. | Freehold ...|100 , «| © 8 0 | The unnecessary reserved roads within this portion (42), 
: are to be closed and part granted in lieu. 
TN8 1 OSE T A ee of wee SRT ERED 00. 0-5 20.4] tlpaete ste clears tb Pees tae os poten 
Pen NESE RIA! Cone) Dad, SUMO Ss ene PON Wen sn yi ee a a 


10 Aue., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. 4449 


{904} Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 10th August, 1910, 
NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROAD. 


T OTICE is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that a certain road should be opened, and that itis proposed to 
resume for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described. 


The proposed road is shown upon aplan which can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be inspected at the 
Office of the Crown Lands Agent. 


_ All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing and to forward to the Minister, within one month from date 
of this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposal to open the road referred to 


8. W. MOORE. 
DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Loop in road from Mount Keira to Douglas Park Railway Station, parish of Camden, county of 
Camden, Willondilly Shire No. 122. 


(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1910-133-8. Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 10,071-1,608). 


Desorretion of lands which it.is proposed to resume 
Lanp Districr or Picron. 


! 
; : Character | Width of Area 
ao Area. riots Reputed Owner, Occupier. of Land to be to be Remarks, 
¥ 7 Holding. | Resumed. | Resumed, 


aera ps a. Pp. Pp. 
Part of 7 now] 800 0 0 | Camden | Arthur Douglas (grantee), Mre.| Mrs. Ellen Maher} Freehold...) 100 links&| 2 8 38 | This area includes 18 perches covered 
subdivided. Ellen Maher (owner), aad part variable. by private subvision road (Park- 
4 of private subdivision| road. street), Douglas Park, 
7 800 0 0 do ...| Arthur Douglas (gramtee),|  ....ccseeceecce senses do «| Variable...; 0 1 25 calscnPincaeleeleedonsavslte eaces ¢@ 


owner unknown. 


{829} Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 
NOTIFICATION OF EXECUTION OF AN IMPROVEMENT LEASE. 


%) OTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned Improvement Lease was, on the 27th July, 1910, executed by His Excellency 
i the Governor, and has been forwarded for delivery to the lessee, to the Crown Lands Agent specified hereunder. 

The lessee is required to take delivery of the lease and give a receipt in writing for the same on Horm 52, within three‘months 
from the date of this notice, failing which the Minister may declare the lease to be null and void, and any sums paid on account of the 
lease forfeited to the Crown. 

The rent for the seesnd and every succeeding year of the lease must be paid in advance to the Treasurer of the State of New South 
Wales, at Sydney, on or before the 26th July, and if not so paid the leases will be liable to forfeiture. : 


The lessee must pay to the Crown Lands Agent, at the time of delivery of the lease, a lease fee of one pound (£1), together with 
the amount of stamp duty, viz., two shillings aud sixpence (2s. 6d.). 


S. W. MOORE. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District AND Puace oF DeLivERy—HIListTon. 


Approxi- Term of Lease. Date of Gazette 
Potent ne Name and Address of Lessee. Hoof oer =k Survey Fee. Bis ena! Shire. 
¢ From To 
Occ. Acres.| £ 8. d.| £ 8. d.j 1910. 1938. 
1910-7,733 | 1,841 | James McGrory, of Hill-| 1,562 6,100; 19 2 6; 3 4 3 | 27 July} 26 July| 22 Dec.,1909 ...| Car- 
ston. rathool, 
[803] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 
APPLICATION FOR ERECTION OF RABBIT-PROOF FENCING. 
TTENTION is invited to the undermontioned application, under the “ Pastures Protection Act of 1902,” for permission to 
A erect Rabbit-proof Fencing and Gates. 
S. W. MOORE. 


| | Plan exhibited at On) Spe arrdiete Ms Pfes Se with 
- Applicant, Site of Fence and Gate. | Parish. County. Crown Land Agent’s | 2.5 yor. a: 
OB co at Place. | Not laterthan,. 
Darby, Robert P. . .| Across Spring Ridge to} Weston ...| Pottinger ...| Murrurundi ..| Tamworth ...| 10 Sept.,1910 
Quirindi-road, 


LAND BOARD MEETINGS. 
NOTICE 1s hereby given that Land Board Meetings will be holden at the foliewing places on the dates and hours specified :— 


When Meeting to be held. . 
Place, Bet f Convened by 

Date. Hovz. 
Grafton... a, ob ..| 5 Sept., 1910, and following days| 10 a.m. each day ...| E. Ebsworth, Chairman. 
Maclean ... is a9 re ie pies 7 . a ...| 12; 11 am, other do do 

. days, 10 a.m, 

‘East Maitland... ay ...| 31 Aug., ,, ea ee os} 9°80! 8.70 ...| Arthur Sharp, Chairman, 
Dungog ... aes a elt 2 Septewnss ahs 4 spain Oer He ve] do do 
Stroud... ite ee ...| 8and 9 Sept., 1910 Bs ...| 9380 ,, each Gay -- do do 


4450 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. [10 Ava., 1910. 


PROCLAMATION 
New Sourm Watts, \ By His Excellency The Right Honourable Freprric Jonny Napier, BARON CHELMSFORD, 
: (8) Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint 
W. P. CoLuer, George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the 


By Deputation from His 
Excellency the Governor. Commonwealth of Australia. 


SPECIAL ARHA No, 45,597. 


N pursuance of the provisions of the 18th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1889, 1, Faepzrtc Joun Napinr, Baron CHELMSFORD, 
Governor of the State of New South Wales aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council, do hereby proclaim that the 
following portion of Crown Land is declared to be set apart as a Special Area, and the prices, maximum and minimum areas, &e., shall be 
as set out in the Schedule hereto appended :— 
LASTERN DIVISION, 


Lawp Distnior of INVERELL, AND GUYRA SHIRE. 


3 = a 
2 Area which may be © a | 2 2 
Pa 2 fa, eo Nearest 
2 | count ’ Parish ron weleoten bs #é|85 forsee } Town,and | Character of Land, Soil, Water ce 
Fie ashe an Da? aaa : Lat oe | & me nth distance Pim ber, &c. Supply. os 
5 Maximum. |Minizoum S ga), Meare | therefrom. 2 
im A i aD 
{ 
Be, Te aps aa, FY.. Poh Mate. pe £" 8. Gs Bide | s a 
(| Northern part of portions} No natural water} 45,597 
160 | Hardinge| More- 0 2 397/\ (20 0 0/20 0 )20 0 Nil. Guyra, | level; southern part of| supply. 
dun. j 16 Miles. portions rough and 
161 Do «.:| de ..| 0 2 89} | | 20 0 0|20 0/20 0 Nil. do 4! stony; basaltic forma- 
tion; thinly timbered 
162 Oecd GAO AL sce elerd 5: | 25 0 0125 0 (25 0 Nil. do | with gum and sally of 
|| poor quality. 
| | (| Northern partcf portions} Sufficiently do. 
143 | : rough and stony watered by a 
tt D6" af) de a) D0 5 | | 30 0 0 |30 0 |30 0 Nil. do | southern part undulat-| stream run 
ae 10% 0 237 | ing and of basaltic for-| ning through 
rt Doo: | doy eealn 0: 8 80H bol ? 2 873/439 @ 0 [33 0 [30 0 Nil. do mation; thinly tim-| the blocks. 
167 | bered with gum and 
{| sally of poor quality. 
172 Do ...{ do ..| 0 2 373 | 20 0 0/20 0/2) 6 Nil, do i) 
| Level land of basaltic} No natural water) do 
173 Do. «| do, «| 0 38 393 25 0 .0 (25 0 }/5 OU Nil. do | formation ; thinly supply. 
$] timbered with gum and 
174 Do ...| do ...| 0 8 397 25.0 0/25 0 \25 0 Nil. do | sally cf poor quality. 
| | Mg, 191=11,367. 
175 Do ...} do ..| 0 3 393] J (25.0 0/25 0 |25 0 Nil. do 3 


No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for purpose of sale except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and’ 


Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 
Notrs.—The above will become available for original conditional purchase (only) on and after the 8th September, 1910. Includes part of reserve 1,°32 from 
ale for camping and access to railway, notified 14th November, 1888, and part of reserve 204 from lease, notified 14th November, 1883. 


REVOCATION OF PART OF BYRON POPULATION AREA. 


WHEREAS a certain portion of Crown Land was set apart as a Population Area at, Byron by Prcclamation of 7th December, 1889 : 
And whereas it is deemed expedient to revoke part of such Population Area: Now, therefore, I, Frepzrto Jonn Napigr, Baron 
CHELMSFORD, the Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council, do hereby proclaim that so much of the said Proclamation 
as relates to the land hereunder described shall be and is hereby revoked,—but such revocation shall not take effect till after the expiration 
of sixty days from the date of publication hereof in the Government Gazette :— 


| F j 
Land District. | Division. eoptateatign: County. | Parish. Shire. Area, Part revoked. Papers No, 
i | 
a. OP. 
Inverell... «i| Eastern ...) 7 Dec., 1889...| Arrawatta ...| Byron ... ...| Bannockburn... 9 0 U | Part within portion 70, (Plan A. 2,76%-| Aln. 1910- 
1,847.) 1,297. 


ALTERATION OF LAND DISTRICT BOUNDARIES. 
IN pursuance of the provisions of the 40th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1839, I, Fkaupsric Jonn Napizr, BAkon CHELMSFORD, 
Governor of the State of New South Wales, with the advice of the Executive Council, do hereby proclaim that the measured 
portion hereinafter particularised, within the Land Districts of Bathurst and Carcoar, shall be and is hereby declared to be wholly within 
the Land District of Bathurst, viz. :— 
BWASTERN DIVISION. 


County of Gcorgiana, parish of Groveland, portion 100, of 240 acres,—as shown on plan G. 5,763-1,506. 
[ Ms. 1910 -11,538] 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this ninth day of August, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and 


ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. ~ 
By His Excellency’s Command, 


S. W. MOORE. 
[831] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


10 Ava, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. 4451 


[832] . Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL SETTLEMENT LEASE. 
1 is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the Crown Lands comprised within the farm 
. eae mentioned are hereby set epart for Original Settlement Lease, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions of 
e law. 

The farm will be available for Original Settlement Lease on and after 25rm AUGUST, 1910. 

An application for a Settleraent Lease shall be in Form 2!, and must be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by a 
survey fee as hereinafter specified. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly 
instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per anoum on the amount unpaid. Payment of the first of such instalments shail 
be made with the application. The application shall be signed and the declaration printed on the back of the form shall be made by 
the applicant. The application may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised 
for the purpose in writing, during office hours on 25th August, 1910, or during office hours on any subsequent business day, or may be 
forwarded on any day to the Land Agent in a posted letter, but so as not to be received by the Land Agent before the 25th August, 1910. 

All applications for Original Settlement Leases lodged by the applicant in person, or by hia agent in person duly authorised in 
writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 25th August, 1910, or at any time between 
the 25th August, 1910, and the 3lst August, 1910, inclusive, shall together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land 
Agent simultaneously on 25th August, 1910. 

It is hereby further notified that the Local Land Board will, at 10 a.m., om ist September, 1910, sit at the Court-house, 
Narrabri, and de2i, under Regulation 366, with any applications which may be made for such lands from 25th August to 3ist 
August, 1910, inclusive ; after determination of priority by ballot, the Local Land Board will proceed to consider the question of 


- confirmation of the applications of sueh applicants as may be present, 


The Settlement Leases will be subject to the general provisons of the Crown Lands Acts, and to the special following conditions :— 

(a) A Settlement Lessee shall not assignor sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if apy stock not owned 
by the lessee are found depesturing on the Settlement Lease, it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 

(4) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the farm and 
search for and win minerals. 

(ce) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the farm which may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in the Gazette, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on 
the portion resumed (such value not to exceed their cost), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. In the 
case of resumption for mining, or mining purposes, not less than one monih’s notice, and in the case of resumption for any 
other purpose not less than three months’ notice in the Gazette will be given to the lessee. 

(@) The Settlement Lease shail be kept clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and of scrub (except edible scrub) and 
hoxious weeds, subject to Regulation No. 1570, which reads as follows:—The holder of any Settlement Lease applied for after 
the &th March, 1902, or the holder of any Settlement Lease exeouted after the Sth March, 1902, whether applied for before 
that date or not, shall, within six months from the execution of the lease, commence and take effective steps to keep the farm 
clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such efficient steps or means of keeping the land clear 
of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. During the second year of the 
lease he shall commence and thereafter continue to clear the land of noxious weeds and scrub (except edible scrub) at the rate of 
not lesa than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that the whole farm shall be cleared during the first eleven years of the 
lease, and after any land has been cleared or operated upon the lessee shall keep it free from noxious weeds and scrub (other 
than edible scrub) during the remaining term of the lease, to the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. 

(e) Timber shall not be destroyed by ringbarking or otherwise, except under permit issued under the provisions of section 21 (a) 
of the Forestry Act, 1909: Provided thas the lessee may clear any Jand which is to be cultivated within twelve months from 
a of aye g, or cut any timber required for the purpose of erecting any necessary buildings or other improvements on the 
subject land. 

(f) No timber shall be cut or removed from the Jand for the purpose of aale, except subject to tne provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1969, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 

(9) The right of the Crown to enter at any time the land ander lease, and to improve the timber thereon in such a manner as the 
Minister for Agriculture may think fit is reserved. 

(2) All persons duly authorised shall have full right to enter upon the land at any time within reasonable hours during tho 
currency of the lease for the purpose of cutting and removing timber without interference by the leasee, and the lessee shall 
provide convenient gateways or openings where required for this purpose, or where directed by the Minieter or by any officer 
authorised by the Minister in that behalf, and permit timber-getters to camp and graze their teams within the lease, subject 
to the provisions of section 20,0f the Forestry Act of 1909. 

(i) The lessee may destroy by ringbarkiog or otherwise, without permis, all other timber except edible shrubs. 


SETTLEMENT LEASH ARHA No. 990. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Distreror oy NARRABRI, AND NAmor SuHTBE. 


a’ Z| area | -innual Nature and Nearest 
County.| Parish. & ae et He a Rares peg ants Pi fad and Water Supply. Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &. 
Wey gi] ee term, Improvements. therefrom. 
eS 
Acres, | £ 5. d.| £ 8. d. 

Jamison| Denham| 26 1,299 | 24 7 2 | 1417 6] Fencing oun nart west,) Burren No natural water) Level country; loose clayey black soil; 
(at4dd. per full value, £.0 Ss. 6d.3! Junction supply, butadrain} about 700 acres thick forest country, 
acre), fencing on south-| town and from Nowley Bore! timbered with coolibah and belar, and 

west, part west, avd) railway sta- ruus through the about 600 acres «penly timbered with 
south, half yalu-, £4!) tioui about), land, and water, coolibah; suitable for grazing pur- 
Lis. 6d, 13 miles may also be ob- poses only; good fattening country ; 
south-west. tained bv. well- will carry one sheep to 2 acres, or one 
sinkiug. Rainfall, head of large steck to 10 acres, when 
| about 19 or 20) improved. 
inches per anaum, J. 2,064-1,958 R. 
| Ms 191(-1,916, 


Noxp.— Includes reserve 45,172 from sale generally, notified 18th July, 1910. 


The Settlement Leasce is required to enter into residence within threé months from date of execution of the lease. 

Where the capitel value of the improvements is payable, auch payment shell be made in one sur, or, at the option of the Settlement 
Lessee, in three unnuai instalments, in accordance with Kegulation 156. 

The term of lease shall be forty years, in four terms. 

Where a Settlement Lessee is charged a rent for the use of Crown Improvements, such rent shall be paid annuaity on the same date 
as that upon which the rent for the land is payable. 

if IS POINTED OUT THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROVEMENTS ARE OR MAY BE UPON THE LAND 
AT THE DATE OF APPLICATION HAS NOT BEEN APPRAISED, AND ATTENTION IS INVITED TO SECTION 2 OF 
THE OROWN LANDS ACT, 1898, which provides that— 

__ An sppraisement or determination of the value of any improvements shall be made after the land tas become the subject of an 


. “pplication for Settlement Lease, unless both the owner (other than the Crown) of the improvements and the incoming lessee have agreed to 


dispense with such appraisement, and have agreed on the value to be paid, in which case the agreed value of the improvements shall be 
deemed to be the appraised value within the meaning of subsection (4) of section 25 of the Crown Lands Act of 1595, Provided that 
if in any case the value of the improvements as appraised or determined is at least 20 per centuin higher than their estimated value as 
above notified, the Land Board may allow the incoming lessee, upon application witbin the prescribed time, to withdraw his application 
and to obtain » refund of any moneys paid in connection therewith. Gaeee s§. W. MOORE. 


- 


4452 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124, [10 Ava., 1910. 


[859] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL SETTLEMENT LEASES. 


te is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the Crown Lands comprised within the farms hereunder 
mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Settlement Lease, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions of the law. 


The farms will be available for Original Settlement Lease on and after 8ta SEPTEMBER, 1910. 


An application for a Settlement Lease shall be in Form 21, and must be accompanied by one-half year’s rent in advance, and by a 
survey fee as hereinafter specified. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly 
instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per contum per annum on the amount unpaid. Payment of the first of such instalments shall 
be made with the application. The application shall be signed and the declaration printed on the back of the form shall be made by 
the applicant. The application may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised 
for the purpose in writing, during office hours on 8th September, 1910, or during office hours on any subsequent business day, or may be 
forwarded on any day to the Land Agent in a posted letter, but so as not to be received by the Land Agent before the 8th September, 1910. 


All applications for Original Settlement Leases lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in 
writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the &th September, 1910, or at any time between 
the 3th September, 1910, and the 14th September, 1910, inclusive, shall together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such 
Land Agent simultaneously on 8th September, 1910. 

It is hereby further notified that the Local Land Board will, on 2ist September, 1910, sit at Wandsworth, and deal, 
under Regulation 366, with any applications which may be made for such lands from 8th September to 14th September, 1910, 
inclusive ; after determination of priority by ballot, the Local Land Board will proceed to consider the question of confirmation of the 


applications of such applicants as may be present. 
The Settlement Leases will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and to the following special conditions :— 


(a) A Settlement Lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by the 
lessee are found depasturing on the Settlement Lease it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 

(0) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the farms and 
search for and win minerals. 

(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the farms which may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in the Gazette, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements 
on the portion resumed (such value not to exceed their cost), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. In 
the case of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for 
any other purpose not less than three months’ notice in the Gazette will be given to the lessee. 

(7) The Settlement Lease shall be kept clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and of scrub (except edible ecrub) and 
noxious weeds, subject to Regulation No. 157c, which reads as follows :-~The holder of any Settlement Lease applied for after 
the 8th March, 1902, or the holder of any Settlement Lease executed after the 8th March, 1902, whether applied for before 
that date or not, shall, within six months from the execution of the lease, commence and take effective steps to keep the farmsclear 
of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such efficient steps or means of keeping the land clear of 
the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. During the second year of the lease . 
he shall commence and thereafter continue to clear the land of noxious weeds and scrub (except edible scrub) at the rate of 
not less than one-tenth of the total area each year,so that the whole farm shall be cleared during the first eleven years 
of the lease, and after any land has been cleared or operated upon the lessee shall keep it free from noxious weeds and scrub 
(other than edible scrub) during the remaining term of the lease, to the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. 

(e) All apple trees shall be preserved. Stringybark and blackbutttrees of 6 inches or over in diameter at 3 feet from the ground, 
which are suitable or likely to prove suitable for fencing, building, or railway sleepers, shall not be destroyed by ringbarking 
or otherwise, except under permit issued under the provisions of section 21 (a) of the Forestry Act, 1909: Provided that 
the lessee may clear any land which is to be cultivated within twelve months from date of clearing, or cut any timber required 
for the purpose of erecting any necessary buildings or other improvements on the subject land. 

(f) No timber shail be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 

1909, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 

(g) The lessee shall preserve belts of green timber for shelter or shade purposes or firebreaks 5 chains wide along Moredun and 
New Valley Creeks. 

(2) The lessee may destroy hy ringbarking or otherwise, without permit, all other timber except edible shrubs. 

(7) All persons duly authorised shall have full right to enter upon the land at any time within reasonable hours during the 
currency of the lease for the purpose of cutting and removing timber without interference by the lessee, and the lessee shall 
provide convenient gateways or openings where required for this purpose, or where directed by the Minister or any officer 
authorised by the Minister in this behalf, and permit timber-getters to camp and graze their teams within the lease, subject 
to the provisions of section 20 of the Forestry Act of 1909. 

(7) The lessee shall not prevent or take any measures to hinder any person lawfully claiming any falien timber on the block 
from removing the same within a reasonable time (to be fixed by the Minister for Lands) after the block has been applied for. 


SETTLEMENT LEASH AREA No, 991. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District oF INVERELL, AND GuyRA SHIRE. 


qd 4 g iAniraal ; Nature and Nearest 
County. | Parish. SES eam Rent for auErey, Smart: Value pede Water Supply. Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &c. 
x 5 | dC dak Improvements. therefrom. 
(3) Lal 
Aores!)|° 2s, d-15 os. a. 7 
Hardinge| New | 96 8,670 | 30 11 8 | 22 5 0 | Fencing, £41 18s.) Tingha, 22 | Permanentand| Undulating, hilly, and mountainous country of 
Valley. (ex. (at 2d. ; miles; Guyra,| sufficient in| granite and trappean formation; brown and gray 
| | roads),| per acre). 16 miles; New Valley soils, generally shallow; sufficient land for cultiva- 
| I Inverell, 80) and Moredun tion of a domestic character only may be found; 
miles. Creeks. generally poor tofair grazing land, suitable in its 


present state for dry sheep or cattle only. Present 
; | capacity, 1 sheep to 5 acres or 1 head of large stock 
Doct do F407 3,331 | 24 510/21 5 0] Fencing, £41 3s.) Guyra, 24 | Permanent and to 20 acre. The capacity may be improved to 1 

6d. miles; Tingha,| sufficient in| sheep to 24 acres or 1 beast to1v acres by ringbark- 


(ex. (at 14d. 

roads).| per acre). 23 miles; Moredun ing and clearing of scrub and undergrowth at an 
Inverell, 31 Creek, estimated cost of 48. per acre, All more or less 
miles, thickly timbered with gum, ironbark, blackbutt, 


| stringbark, box, and apple, with brush, under- 
growth, and tea-tree scrub. The stringybark and 
| blackbutt are preserved under the conditions. Conifer 
| | Public School about 6 miles distant. Average annual 
| rainfal), 84 inches. 

| | Plans H. 4,408 and 4,409-1,762. 

Mg. 1910-4,861. 


Norz.—Includes reserve for classification, notified 2nd June, 1909, part (about 80 acres) of camping reserve 1,260 from sale, 9th Janurry, 1§82, and part of 
reserve $7 from lease, notified 5th July, 1855, 


10 Ave., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 124. 4153 


SETTLEMENT LE\ASE AREA No. 991— continued. 


The Settlement Lessees are required to enter into residence within three months from date of execution of e1ch lease. 


Where the capital value of the improvements is payable, such payment shall be mvde in one sum, or, at the option of the Set{'em »nt 
Lessce, in three annual instalments, in accordance with Kegulation 156. 


The term of lease shall be forty years, in four terms. 


Where a Settlement Lessee is charged a rent for the use of Crown improvements, such rent shall be paid annually on the same dute 
as that upon which the rent for the land is payable. 


IT IS POINTED OUT THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROVEMENTS ARE OR MAY BE UPON THE 
LAND AT THE DATE OF APPLICATION HAS NOT BEEN APPRAISED, AND ATTENTION IS INVITED TO SECTION 2 
OF THE CROWN LANDS ACT, 1898, which provides that— 


_ An appraisement or determination of the value of any improvements shall be made after the land has become the subject of an 
application for Settlement Lease, unless both the owner (other than the Crown) of the improvements and the incoming lessee have agreed 
to dispense with such appraisement, and have agreed on the value to be paid, in which case the agreed value of the improvements shall be 
deemed to be the appraised value within the meaning of subsection (4) of section 25 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895. Provided that, if in 
any case the value of the improvements as appraised or determined is at least 20 per centum higher than their estimated value as abova 
notified, the Land Board may allow the incoming lessee, upon application within the p.escribed time, to withdraw his application and to 
obtain a refi.nd of any moreys paid in cennection therewith. 8. W. MOORE 


(835 ] Department of Landa, 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910, 


REVOCATION OF PART OF TRACT OR AREA SET APART FOR HOMESTEAD SELECTION, 


iG is hereby notified, for public information, that His Excelleney the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been 
pleased to revoke, under the provisions of the 10th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, so much of the notification setting apart 
the tract or area hereunder described for homestead selection, and it is hereby revoked accordingly. 


8. W. MOORE. 


ay Division. AL a patria County. | Parish, | Shire. Area. Part revoked. Papers No, 


= = ee 


| e ae tae 
Me he MTR: 

yogan «| Central ...} 3 Oct.,1896 ...| Canzbelego'...| Neiley «| Bogan | 881 1 0 | That part of Homestead Selection Area No, Ms. Ls 

245 within portions 33, 34, 35,36, and 37.| 1910-9,573, 

(C. 263~2,146 BR.) 


(836) Department of Lands, | 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910, 
REVOCATION OF PARTS OF TRACTS OR AREAS SET APART FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE AND 
CONDITIONAL LEASE, Xe. 


N pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the notifications setting apart the Crown Land conprisel within the tracts or 
areas hereunder described for original conditional purchase and conditional leas», &c., are hereby revoked, 
S. W. MOORE. 


and ig Class cf Ho!ding Date of ae rs x: 
District. Division. | for which the land Nofigcation. County. Parish. | Holding, &c. Area. art revoked. Papers No, 
was set apart, 
| | asuars opt ; 

Cooma ...| Eastern ...| Origin Iconditional| 21 July, 1909...) Beresford...! Brest .. | Occupation 25 0 0 | That part north of portion 58 ...; Ms. 1910 
purchase or con- | | license 720.| (about), 11,587, 
ditional lease, at | 
10s per acre). 


Notrs —(') The above area will be availab’e for ordinary ecnditional pu'chase, at £i per acre, or conditional lease on 11th August, 1910, (2) If the land is 
taken up under conditional lease, the timber must not be ringbarked except in pursuance of permits issued under the provisions cf the Forestry 
Act, 1969. Notimber shali be cut cr removed from the lard f-r the purposes of sale, except subject to the provisicns of the Forestry Act, 1909, and 
Regulationsthereunder at the time in force. 


Mudgee’ .. | Eastern pp Original conditional) 13 Mar., 1907...) Wellington| Waurdong | Annualleaser| 660 0 0 That part south cf the east pro- Oce. 1910= 
purchase, at 13s. 11,°54 and (about). longation of the north boun-) 4,875, 
| 4d, per secre, or 8,920, and dary of Improvement Lease 
| cond tional lease.) Meroo Shire. Block No, 509, 
Wellington do ...| Originai homestead| 2 Sept., 1908... do ...| Wellington| Macquarie 14 0 80 | That partof Homestead Selection} Aln. 1910- 
| selection. | Shire | matey No. 1,068 within portion; 763. 
| 296. 
gue & ese Main fe SS ee 
[838] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


REVOOATION OF NOTIFIVATIONS OF TRACTS OR AREAS PREVIOUSLY NOTIFIED AS NOT AVAILABLE FOR 
SETTLEMENT UNTIL SURVEY EFFECTED AND FURTHER NOTIFICATION. 


ike is hereby notified, for public information, that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Oouncil, has been 
pleazed to revoke, under the provisions of the 10th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, the notifications that the tracts or areas 
hereunder described are not available for settlement, and they are hereby revoked accordingly. A tbsrhore 


a — 


Land ar Date of ; $ Shi : Part ked. Pp : 
District. Division. | wotifcation. County. | Parith. | hire, | Area | art revo ‘apers No. 
Sa teips | 
Grafton... «| Eastern.) 3 Oct., 1906) Clarence... «| Woombah «| Harwocd... 40 0 0 7S whole he 206, (Flen| Ms. 1910-11,541, 
. ) ve ) . J 


Norrs.—(1) This land will be available for ordinary conditional purchase at £1 per acre, or conditional lease on 1ith August, 1910. (2) If the land is 
taken up under conditional lease the timber must not be ringbarked, except in pursuance of permits issued under the provisions of the Forestry 
Act, 1909. No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purposes of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and 
Regu’ations thereunder at the time in force, 


Tamworth «| Eastern..{ 30 Dec, 190&{ Darling ... ..| Baldwin ... ..| Mandowa «| 48) 0 0 { The whole; portion 177. (Plan Ms. Ls. 1910- 
| D, 3,0v0-1,808.) 6,279. 


Se ert 


—_—— 


Notrg.—Teld under special lease. 


No. 124, 10 Avaust, 1910.—6. eK 


4454 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 124. [10 Avea., 1910, 


[834] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASE, &o. 


vt is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the vesarves from sale or lease? 
hereunder described are hereby revoked,—but such revocation shall not take effect until after the expiration of sixty days from the 
above date. 


S. W. MOORE. 


ear Division. yeetate Purpcse. neue. County. Parish, Holding, &e, Area, Part reyoked. pe 
RABOR a | 2 ' . 
Ba Thea) 
Goulburn; Eastern .| .......| From sale and lease] 26 Mar., 1910/Georgiana| Bolong- ...| Crook yell 125. 3 0 | The whole; portions 251 ard] C.S. 19¢8~ 
, | by operation cf Shire, 231. (Plans G, 3,369 and| 749, 
provisions of ses, 8,152-1,°06, ) 
136, Crown Lands 
Act, 1834, 
Casino ... do ..) 1,243 | From sale for water; 29 Dec., 1881) Rich- West Partly within} 92 0 0/ The part north «f£ main} Ms. 1910- 
supply. mond. Coraki| R.A, 622, lot] (about), |  Myall Creek-Coraki road. 13,198, 
284, and 
Wocdburn 
} Shire. 


Nores.—(1) The above arcas (2) will be available for ordinary conditional purchase, at £1 per acre, or conditional lease on 13th October, 1910. (2) If the 
land is taken up under conditional lease the timber must not be ringbarked, except in pursuance cf permits issued under the provisions cf the Forestry 
Act, 1909, No timber shall be cut or removed from the lard fr the purpcse of sale, except subject to the provisions «f the Forestry Act, 1309, and 
Regulations thereuuder at the time in force. (3) Identical with Classification Reserve revoked this day. 


Lismore...) Eastern..{ ...... ] From sale and lease] 16 June, 1909 Rous ...| Ballina ...{ Tintenbar 50 0 0) The whote oes see e.) Ms. La, 
by operation of Shire, 19 .U-9,968 
provisions of sec. 
138, Crown Lands 


Act, 1884, 2 
Gundagai BOOS ESIi ~ fesd se ; do «.| 18 Jan., 191¢) Claren- | North Municipality of 69 0 G6 | Within po. tions 397,598,and| Ms, Ls. ~ 
d-n.| Gundagai.| North Gua- 394, (Plans © 3,260, 3,-59,| 1910-9,094, 
dagai., and 3,261-1,578.) 
[837] : Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 10th August, 1910, 
REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASE, &c. 


[ is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the reserves from sale, lease, or 
license hereunder described, are horeby revoked. 


8. W. MOORE. 


py Division. | = oe. Purpose. «pees County. | Parish. | Ehire, &e, | Area. | Part revoked, P No 
aT. a 

Dubbo ...| Central... 87 | From lease for asccss} 18 June, 1883} Ewenmar | Carrigan...| Timbrebongie 50 0 © | The whole, (E, 2,024-1,390.)| Ms. Ts, 1910~ 

to water, ° Shire. (about), 10,610. 
Do: 373} do ... 898 | From sale for water| 24 Feb. 187! do eae do aa do «| 8830 2 0 | The whole; portions 79, 80. do 
supply. (about). | and $1. (H. 2,024, 2,025, 
| ~ and 2,°26-1,890,) 
Nortr.—The above areas are covered by Spccial Leases 1£09-17, 18, and 19, and are nct available for selection. 

Barmed- | Central...{ 22,023 | From sale for travel-| 19 Jan., 1895) Bourke ...{ Tara ..( Narcaburra 1) 0 0| That part within portion) Ms, 1310- 
man. | } ling stock, | Shire, | 62. (Plan B.3,006-1,806.)| 12,377. 
Wyalong { Central...) 35,950 | From sale for tem-) 6 June, 1903) Gipps _.../ Wyalong.../ Bland Shire ... 7 812) That part within porticn)Ms. Ls. 191C- 

| porary common, | | 682, (Plan G.2,254-1,873,)| 9,509, 
DO ieee do ...| €5,931 | From license and an-| 6 ,, 45 do at do o| do aes 7 13:12 do do do 
} nual lease for tem- 
porary common, } j 
Notr.—leld under special lease. 
Yuasa ...| Hastern., 118 | From sale for water; 31 May, 1880; King | Bango...) Gcodradigh2e 21 8 0} Part within portion 100,! Ms, 1910-_ 
supply. Shire. (about), and road on north of} © 11,525, 
such, (Cat. K, 6,465- 
i 4 32955,) 
Walgett... Central...| 7,573 {| From sale for 6 Oct., 1888 Baradine...) Goangra, ,; Walgett Shire.) 228 0 0 { The whole. (PlansB.1,564-| Ms. Ls. 
temporary commcn. village of 1,951 Roll; G, 1-2,168| 1910-6,978 
Goangra, } Roll.) 
No:r,—Held under special lease, 
{| 31,458 | Frcm sale for tempor-| | | 
| ary common exten- ‘ 
Molong .,,| Eastern 4 sion. 15 Sept.,19(0} Ashburn- | Collett ...) Boree Shire ... 4 0 0} That part within portion} Occ. 1910- 
| | | ham (about). | 13%, (Plan A,6,455-1770.)| 7,622, 
(| 31,459 | From lease generally| } 
for temporary com- 
mon extension, 
Do: 1.40 ado ake, 220 | From lease ... .--| 12 Mar.,*1883} do ae do .« do a 40 0 do do »4 é do 
(about), 
Tan- do ...| 9,006 | From sale for camping J 
worth, | & public recreation, | 23 May, 188%] Inglis ..| Moonbi ,.,| Cockburn Shire} 70 3 0 | The whole; part previously| Ms. 1910- 
| and suburban revoked, 8,273, 
boundaries of ; 
the village cf 
| Moonbi. 
Urana ...) Central ; 991) From sale for trayel- 2Dec., 1873; Urana_ ...| Lockhart...| Brookong 478 &| 19 0 0 { Boundcd by portions?4 and; Ms. Ls. 
ling stock. 473A, & Lock- 120, the north-westerl)| 191v-9,339, 
. “ hart Shire, prolongations of © thir 
Dorr}? do *... 821 | From sale for water] 25 Nov., 1870) do oe do. wa do i} > 19 0.0 north-eastern boundary) 
supply. of the latter portion, the 
road from Wagga Wagga 
to Urana and portion 112. 
parish of Hebden. 


Nors.—Held under special lease. 


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10 Ave., 1910.} NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. 4455 


a 


SRN ener ar 


OES Oa 


[833 ] Depariment of Lands, 
Sydney, 10th August, 1510. 


REVOCATION OF RESERVE FOR ACCESS, 

J fe is hereby notified, for public inf. rmation, that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been 

pleased to revoke, uuder the provisions of the Closer Settlement Acts, the reserve from sale and lease other than annual leas: for 
access hereunder described, and it is hereby revcked accordingly, 


8. W. MOORE. 


Daie of 


Reserve 


Dee Division, Hie, Purpose, Nitifeation: County. | Parish, | Shire, &c, | Area. | Part revoked. | er 
a i ~ eee ; eo ir wi gee 78 ¥ a oe Fe ee RE Ce Om eee a 
Wagga Central..| 43,459 | From rale and lease} 6 Jan,, 1924| Bourke | Tooy al | Gobbagombalia Set-|  csersesaee | The whole... A Cle, Sett. 
Wagga, | other than anuua) | tlement Purchase | 1410~3,412 
| lease for access, Area No, 2, and 
| | | Mitche!l Shire, ” | 
[839] Department of Lands, | [845] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910. | Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 
NOTIFICATION SEPTING APART CROWN LANDS | NOTIPICATION SHTTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE. FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE, 
T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of CONDITIONAL LEASE, ADDITIONAL CONDI- 
section 4 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, TIONAL I URCHASE LEASH, ADDITIONAL 
the Crown Lands comprised within the areas hereunder HOMESTEAD SELECTION, OR ADDITIONAL 
described are hereby set apart for original conditional SETTLEMENT LEASE, 
purchase, and shall become and be available therefor T is hereby notified that. in pursuance of th a f 
on and after the 8th September, 1910. It is further notified section 4 of the Chews is ene etary vot ot 1903; 


that the prices cf the land for additional conditional purchase, | and section 22 of the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1908 

t ‘ 5S i e aj Er cpip ee Be Retain Set op = : ee fog Be ’ ’ 

whenever ane ied for, shall be as hereinafter respectively | the Crown Lands comprised within the areas hereunder 

specified. No timber shall be cut or removed from the land | described are hereby set apart for additional conditional 

ni = purposes of sacs except subject to the provisions of | purchases or conditional leases (other than those mentioned 
1 pu ay ox acniations th ‘ : eae ‘ * «ae 

e Verestry Act, 1900, and Regulations thereunder at the | in subsection 1 (4) of the first-mentioned section), additional 


time in fore, conditional purchase leases, additional homestead selections 
a Ww MOORE rie : ‘ 3 

Ss. W. MOORE. or additional settlement leases, avd shall become and be 

Ned Sy ees oe available therefor on audafter the Sth September, 1910. It is 

EASTERN DIVISION. further notified that the prices of the land for additional 


E v F conditional purchase, or the capital values for additional. home- 
Lanp District or Invernyy, AND Guyra Srire. stead selection, or al conditional purchase lease, 
At £20 per lot for portions 160, 161, and 172; at £25 per | whenever applied for, shall be as hereinafter respectively 
iot for portions 162, 173, 174, and 175; and at £30 per | specified. It is also notified that any holdings within this 

lot for portions 165 and 164 and 166 and 167. area shall be subject to tne following special conditions, 
County of Hardinge, parish of Moredun, containing anarea | Y!*: :—(2) Timber which is suitable or likely to prove suitable 
of 8 acres 1 rood 54 perches, The Crown Lands within the | for fencing, building, or railway sleepers shall not be destroyed 
boundaries of portions 160 to 164, 166, 167, 172 to 175. Plans by ringbarking or otherwise, except under permit issued under 
H. 4,441, H. 4,442, H. 4,443-1,762. the provisions of section 21 (a) of the Forestry Act, 1909 : 
Norzs.—(1) Identical with special area No. 45,597, pro- Provided that the lessee or selector may clear any land which 
claimed this day. (2) Includes part of reserve 1,532 for | 38 to be cultivated within twelve months from date of clearing, 


sale from camping and access to railway, notified 14th | cut any timber required for the purpose of erecting any 


November, 1883, and part of reserve 204 from 1 tifled | Becessary buildings or other improvements on the subject 
14th November: ea ON ade taht land. (6) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land 


fs. 1910-11.367 for the purpose of sale except subject to the provisions of the 
ba eiek ieee Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations een at the time 
in force. (c) The selector or lessee shall preserve ample 
timber for shelter and shade purposes. (d) The selector or 
lessee may destroy by ringbarking or otherwise, without 
permit, all other timber except edible shrubs. 


S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Districts or SCONE AND MuswELLBROOK, AN 
Merriwa SHIRE. ays 


At £1 15s. per acre. 


Within annual leases Nos, 1909-18 and 1909-20. 

County of Brisbane, parishes of Wickham and Merriwa, 
containing an area of about 420 acres, The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries: Commencing at the south- 
east corner of portion 69, parish of Wickham ; and bounded 
thence by portions 152, 352, and 127, travelling stock reserves 
39,609 and 40,890 east, south, and west to the left bank of 
Worondi Rivulet ; by that left bank upwards and the north- 
eastern side of the road from Gungal to Merriwa generally 
north-westerly ; by portions 142 and 144, parish of Merriwa, 
by west, south, and east boundaries of travelling stock reserve 
45,601, notified this day, and by portion 69 aforesaid, to 
commencing point, 

Norn.—Inelndes part (about 420 acres) of village reserve 
99, notified 8th July, 1878. 
[Ms, 1910-11,352] 


[840] Department of Lands, 
j Sydney, 10uh August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 

FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASH OR 
FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE AND 
ASSOCIATED CONDITIONAL LEASE. 


A ii is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 

section 4 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, 
the Crown Lands comprised within the area hereunder 
described are hereby set apart for original conditional pur- 
chases or for original conditional purchases and conditional 
leases (other than those mentioned in subsection 2 (b) of the 
section above quoted), and shall become and be available 
therefor on and after the 8th September, 1910. It is further 
notified that the price of the land for original condi- 
tional purchase, whenever applied for, shall be 10s per 
acre. No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for 
the purposes of sale, except subject to the provisions of the 
Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder at the time 
in force. If any\part of the land is taken up under con- 
ditional lease, the timber thereon must not be ringbarked, 
except in pursuance of permits issued under the provisions of 


the Forestry Act, 1909. 
S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF Lismorr, AND Byron SHIRE. 


County of Rous, parish of Byron, containing an area of 
about 99 acres. The Crown Lands bounded by reserve 
10,193 for racecourse and forest and water reserve 1,198; by 
reserve 1,082 for roadway ; by an area set apart for original 


At £1 5s. per acre. ‘ 


Within annual leases Nos. 1909-18 and 1909-20. 

County of Brisbane, parish of Worondi, containing an area 
af about 180 acres. The Crown Lands within the following 
boundaries: Commencing on the right bank of Worondi 
Rivulet, at the north-east corner of portion 67 ; thence by that 
conditional purchase at 10s. per acre or conditional purchase | portion and portions 64, 61, 69, and 59 west and north to the 
and conditional lease (notified 2ad March, 1910); and by | north-east corner of the lastmentioned portion ; by th> south- 
portions 212, 213, 143 and 142—but exclusive of portion 217 | western side of the road from-Merriwa to Gungal ro ith-east- 
and reserve 43,074 from sale for the use of aborigines. erly and north-easterly to the right bank of Worondi Rivulet 
~ Nore.—Inclades area set apart for additional conditional aforesaid ; thence by that bank downwards, to the point of 
purchase, at 10s. per acre, conditional lease, additional home- commencement. ° 


ae 


‘stead selection, or additional settlement lease, 15th May, | Nors.—Includes part (about 180 acres) of village reserve 
1907, which is hereby revoked, 99, notified 8th July, 1878. : 
[Ms: 1910-9,443] [Ms, 1910-11,352] 


4456 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. 


[10 Ave., 1910 


—, 


[812] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE OK 
FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE AND 
ASSOCIATED CONDITIONAL LEASH, 


' T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 
section 4 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1995, 
the Crown Lands comprised within the area hereunder 
described are hereby set apart for original conditional pur- 
chases or for original conditional purchases and conditional 
leases (other than those mentioned in subsection 2 (4) of the 
section above quoted), and shall become and be available there- 
foronand after the 13th October, 1910. It is further notified 
that the price of the land for original conditional purchase, 
whenever applied for, shall be lls. Sd. peracre. It is also 
notified that any holdings within this area shall be subject to 
the following conditions, viz.:—{a) No timber shall be eut 
or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except 
subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and 
Regulations thereunder atthe time in force. (b) The selector 
or lessee shall preserve not less than one-sixteenth of the green 
timber in the form of firebreaks, clumps for shade and shelter 
for stock, or plantations for future timber supply. (-) The 
selector or lessee may destroy, by ringbaiking or otherwise, 
without permit, ali other timber except edible shrubs. 


Ss. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Hiruston, AND CARRATHOOL Surrz. 


Counties of Nicholson and Dowling, parishes cf Willanthery 
and Corilla, containing an area of about 2,240 acres. The 
Crown Lands within the following boundaries: Commencing 
at the south-west corner of portion 2 of 2,000 acres, parish of 
Willanthery ; and bounded thence by a line south about 45 
chains to the south boundary of forest reserve 37,946 ; | yi a 
Iine east 211 chains, by a line north tothe south boundary of 
travelling stock and camping reserve 16,381, notified 24th 
September, 1892; by that reserve west and north, by right 
lines generally 5 chains distant from the left bank of the 
Lachlan River westerly to portion 2 aforesaid ; by part of the 
eastern boundary of that portion southerly to the northern 
side of the reserved road through that portion ; thence by 
lines bearing about south 80 degrees 30 minutes east 58 
chains, south about 26 chains, and about south 65 degrees 
west to a point on the east boundary of portion 2 about 40 
chains north from its south-east corner ; and by that portion 
south and west, to point of commencement; but exclusive of 
an area (40 acres) of 20 chains square of quarry reserve 19,642, 
notified 13th January, 1894, commencing at its south-east 
corner. 


Norrs.—Includes. part (about 1,000 acres) of water re- 
serve 16,929, notified 17th December, 1892; part (about 
1,330 avres) of reserve 25,097 for irrigation, notified 14th No- 
vember, 1896; and part (about 120 acres) of quarry reserve 
18,462, notified 13th January, 1894, which parts are hereby 
revoked ; also parts of forest reserve 30,415, notified 20th 
January, 1900; forest rcserve 37,946, notified 9th July, 1904 ; 
and forest reserve 16,930, notified 17th December, 1892, re- 
voked this day. Rainfall about 14 inches per annum. 
No timber shall be destroyed on the 5-chain strip of land 
between this area and the left bank of the Lachlan River. 


[Ms. 1910-8,106] 


[843] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 10th August, 1910, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE, 
CONDITIONAL LEASE, ADDITIONAL GONDI- 
TIONAL PURCHASE LEASE, ADDITIONAL 
HOMESTEAD SELECTION, OR ADDITIONAL 
SETTLEMENT LEASE, 


se is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 

section 4 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1908, 
and section 22 of the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1908, 
the Crown Lands comprised within the areas hereunder 
described are hereby set apart for additional conditional 
purchases or conditional leases (other than those mentioned 
in subsection 1 (b) of the first-mentioned section), additional 
conditional purchase leases, additional homestead selections, 
or additional settlement leases, and shall become and be uvail- 
able therefor on and after the dates hereinafter respectively 
specified, It is further notified that the prices of the land for 
additional conditional purchase, or the capital value for 
additional homestead selection, or additional conditional. 
purchase lease, whenever applied for, and the annual rents 


| 


(where stated} for additional settlement lease shall be as; 
hereinafter respectively specified, with terms of appraisement, 
as provided for by th> Crown Lands Acts. No timber shall 
be cut or removed from the land for the purposes of sale, 
except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, 
and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. If the land 
is taken up under any form of tenure other than additional 
conditional purchase or additional homestead selection, the 
timber must not b2 ringbarked, except in pursuance of per~ 
mits issued under the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909. 


S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
[Available on &th September, 1910.] 
Lanp Districy or BRarpwoop, AND TALLAGANDA SHIRE. 
At 13s. 4d. per acre. . 
Annual rent for additional settlement lease, 4d. per acre. 


Partly within resumed area No. 817. 


County of Dampier, parishes of Currambene and Jinden, 
containing an area of about 140 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of measured portion 103 of 40 acres, 
yavish of Carrambene, and a strip, between Jinden Creek and 
portion 11, about 20 chains wide, adjoining the western boun- 
davy of portion 103, to contain in all about 140 acres, exclusive 
of any necessary roads. 


[Ms. 1910-11,586] 
LAND District of GOULBURN, AND MuLWARLE SHIRE. 


At 13s. 4d. per acre. 
Annual rent for additional settlement lease, 4d. per acre. 
Partly within annual lease No. 1906-55. 


County of Argyle, parish of Baw Baw, containing an area 
of about 100 acres, ‘The Crown Lands within the following 
boundaries: Commencing at the north-eastern corner of 
portion 105; thence by lines north about 11 chains and west 
to creek forming eastern boundary of portion 46; thence by 
that creek and portion 106, to the point of commencement. ° 


Nore.—Includes part (about 100 acres) of Goulburn Popus 
lation Area, proclaimed 9th October, 1886. 
[Ms. 1910-10,999] 


Lanp District or Grarron, AND Harwoop SHIRE, 
At £1 per acre. 


Within annual lease No. 26,248. 


County of Clarence, parish of Taloumbi, containing an area 
of about 180 acres. The Crown Lands within the following 
boundaries: Commencing on the right bank of Shallow 
Channel, at the north-west corner of portion 260 ; and bounded 
thence by that portion, portions 259, 254, 212, 189, 209, 243; 
344, and Shallow Channel, to the point of commencement. 


Nore.—Includes part (about 180 acres) of Iluka population 
area, proclaimed 5th February, 1887. 
[Ms. 1910-11,202] 


Lanp Districr or Mupcer, anp Mrrriwa SHIRE. 
At 103. per acre. 


County of Bligh, parish of Durridgere, containing an area 
of about 550 acres. The Crown Lands within the following 
boundaries: Commencing at the south-east corner of portion 
3; thence bounded by portion 2, parish of Munmurra, south 
10 chains, by lines west and north to the south-east corner 
of portion 22, parish of Durridgere ; thence by portions 22, 19, 
and 3, to the commencing point, 


LMs. 1910-11,247] 
[Available on 13th October, 1910.] - 
Lanp District or Castno, AND CopMANHURST SHIRE. 
At £1 per acre. 


Within resumed area No, 675. 


County of Richmond, parish of Myrtle, containing an area 
of about 240 acres. The Crown Lands within the following 
boundaries : Commencing at the north-east corner of portion 
97; thence north 2 chains, east 20 chains, south 20 
chains, again east 20 chains, again south 25 chains, west 
40 chains, south 30 chains, again west to portion 125; by 
the boundaries of portions 125 and 97, bearing generally 
northerly, to the point of commencement, 


Norr.—Includes parts (about 110 acres) of reserve 581, 
(about 4 acres) reserve $81, (about 42-acres) reserve 37,182, 
and (about 150 acres) forest reserve 10, revoked this day, 


[Ms, 1910-9,428] 


10 Ava., 1910] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. 


4457 


[816] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE, 


CONDITIONAL LEASE, ADDITIONAL CON- 
DITIONAL PURCHASE LEASE, ADDITIONAL 
HOMESTEAD SELECTION, OR ADDITIONAL 


SETTLEMENT LEASE. 


iB is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 

section 4 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, 
and section 22 of the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1908, 
the Crown Lands comprised within the areas hereunder 
described are hereby set apart for additional conditional pur- 
chases or conditional leases (other than those mentioned in sub- 
section 1 (b) of the first-mentioned section), additional condi- 
tional purchase leases, additional homestead selections, or addi- 
tional settlement leases, and shall become and be available 
therefor on and after the dates hereinafter respectively speci- 
fied. It is further notified that the prices of the land for 
additional conditional purchase, or the capital values for 
additional homestead selection, or additional conditional pur- 
chase lease, whenever applied for, and the annual rents, where 
stated, for additional settlement lease shall be as hereinafter 
respectively specified, with terms of appraisement as provided 
for by the Crown Lands Acts. It is also notified that any 
holdings within these areas shall be subject to the special 
conditions hereinafter specified, 


8. W. MOORE. 


[Availablefon 8th September, 1910.) 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF WARIALDA, AND- ASHFORD SHIRE. 
At 18s. 4d. per‘acre. 
_ (Annual rent for additional settlement lease, 2d. per acre). 


County of Arrawatta, parish of Wallangra, containing an 
area of 600 acres. The Crown Lands within the following 
boundaries : Commencing at the south-east corner of portion 


69; by that portion north about 30 chains; by a line east to | 


the Macintyre River; by that river upwards to portion 57 ; 
and by that portion north-westerly, to the point of 
commencement. 

Noves.—Includes part (600 acres) of classification reserve, 
notified 16th December, 1908. Any holdings within the 
above area shall be subject to the following special conditions, 
viz. :—(a) Ironbark, bloodwood, and pine timber of 6 inches 
or.over in diameter at 3 feet from the ground, which is 
suitable or likely to prove suitable for fencivg, building, or 
railway sleepers, shall not be destroyed by ringbarking or 
Otherwise, except under pormit issued under the provisions 
of section 21 (2) of the Forestry Act, 1909: Provided that 
the lessee or selector may clear any land which is to be 
cultivated within twelve months from’ the date of clearing, 
or cut any timber required for the purpose of erecting any 
‘necessary buildings or other fmprovements on the subject 
land. (6) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land 
for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of 
the Vorestry Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder at the 
time in force. (c) The selector or lessee shall preserve ample 
timber for shelter and shade purposes. (d) The selector or 
lessee may destroy by ringbarking or otherwise, without 
permit, all other timber except edible shrubs, 

[Ms. 1910-11, 604] 


(Available on 13th October, 1910.] 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


LAND DISTRICT OF CASINO, AND KYoGLE SHIRE. 
At £1,,10s. per acre. 
Within resumed area No. 665 


County of Drake, parish of Sandilands, containing an area 
of 144 acres, 
measured portion 46,—as shown on plan D. 794-1,743. 

Nores.—Includes part of forest reserve 1,120, notified 21st 
January, 1884, revoked this day. Any holdings within the 
above area shall be subject to the following speciil condi- 
tions, viz. :—(a) Box, gum, stringybark, pine, ironbark, or 
other timber of § inches or over in diameter at 3 feet from 
the ground, which is suitable or likely to prove suitable for 
fencing, milling, building, or railway sleepers shall not be 
destroyed by ringbarking or otherwise, except under_permit 
issued under the provisions of section 21 (a) of the Forestry 
Act, 1909: Provided that the lessee or selector may clear 
any land which is to be cultivated within twelve months from 
date of clearing, or cut any timber required for the purpose 
of erecting any necessary buildings or other improvements on 
the subject land. (b) No timber shall be cut or removed 
from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the 
provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations there- 
under at the time in force. (c) The selector or lessee shall 

reserve ample timber for shelter and shade purposes. (d) 
he selector or lessee may destroy by ringbarking or other- 
wise, without permit, all other timber except edibje shrubs, 


[Ms. 1910-8, 852] 


The Crown Lands within the boundaries of | 


[347] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 


FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE, 
CONDITIONAL LEASE, ADDITIONAL CONDI- 
TIONAL PURCHASE LEASE, ADDITIONAL 
HOMESTEAD SELECTION, OR ADDITIONAL 
SELTLEMENT LEASE. 


1B is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 

section 4 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, 
and section 22 of the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1908, 
the Crown Lands comprised within the areas hereunder 
described are hereby set apart for additional conditional pur- 
chases or conditional leases (other than those mentioned in 
subsection 1 (b) of the first-mentioned section), additional 
conditional purchase leases, additional homestead selections, 
or additional settlement leases, and shall become and be 
available therefor on and after the dates hereinafter respec- 
tively specified. Jt is further notified that the prices of the 
land for additional conditional purchase, or the capital values 
for additional homestead selection or additional conditional 
purchase lease, whenever applied for, shall be as hereinafter 
respectively specified It is also notified that any holdings 
within these areas shall be subject to the following special 
conditions, viz.:—(a) Timber of 6 inches or over in diameter 
at 3 feet from the ground, which is suitable or likely to prove 
suitable for fencing, building, or railway sleepers, shall not 
be destroyed by ringbarking or otherwise, except under per- 
mit issued under the provisions of section 21 (a) of the 
Forestry Act, 1939: Provided that the selector may clear 
any land which is to be cultivated within twelve months 
from date of clearivg, or cut any timber required for the pur- 
pose of erecting any necessary buildings or other improvements 
on the subject land. (b) No timber shall be cut or removed 
from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the 
provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations there- 
under at the time in foree. (c) The selector or lessee shall 
preserve ainple timber for shelter and shade purposes. (d) 
The selector or lessee may destroy by ringbarking or other- 
wise, without permit, all other timber except edible shrubs. 


S: W. MOORE. 


C[Availabte on 8th Septzmber, 1910 } 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
LAND Districr oF ARMIDALE, AND DUMARESQ SHIRE. 


Within Lyndhurst, resumed areca No. 434, and annual 
lease No. 14,559. 


At £1 per acre. 


County of Clarke, parish of Gill, containing an area of about 
§0 acres. The Crown Lands within the following boun- 
daries : Commencing at the south-west corner of portion 63; 
thence by lines west about 25 chains and south about 5 chains 
to Boundary Oreek ; thence by that creek, Mount Thompson 
Creek, portions 15 and 63 aforesaid, to the point of com- 
mencement. 

Norte.—Ineludes part (about 90 acres) of camping reserve 
966; notified 28th June, 1880. 

[Ms. 1910-12,478] 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Laspb District oF GUNNEDAH, AND TAMARANG SIRE 
At 10s. p2r acre. 

County of Pottinger, parish of Trinkey, containing an area 
of about 1,350 acres. The Crown Lands bounded by portions 
47, 49, 48, and 50; by John Hong’s conditicnal lease 1910-5 
and portion 23; by the road from Merrigula to Quirindi; by 
A. L. Gream’s conditional lease 1910-3; and by portion 37 
and road along south-east boundaries of portions 59, 60, and 
62, and south boundary of portion 62. 

Nors.—The above forms part of Improvemeht Lease 
Block No. 477. 

[Ms. 1910-11,64)] 


[Available on 13th Octo er, 1910.] 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Dssrricr or ARMIDALH, AND Goyra SHIRE. 
At 16s. S1. per acre. 
-Within Ward’s Mistake resumed area No. 461. 


County of Clarke, parishes of Seeley and Ward, containing 
an area of about 250 acres. The Crown Lands bounded by 
Mountain Creek, and portions 36, 49, 14, 11, parish cf Ward, 
and right lines approximately distant 5 chiins from Ann or 
Gban River, and a line east to include the azea. 

Nove.-—Includes part of forest reserve 40,120, notified 20th 
January, 1906, and part (about 210 acres) of reserve 29,908 
from conditional purchase, notified 30th SeptemLer, 1899, 
revoked this day. 

[ Ms. 1910-11,34 ] 


- NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 12!. [10 Ave., 1910. 


——_—_— 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE, 
CONDITIONAL LEASH, ADDITIONAL | CON- 
DITIONAL PURCHASE LEASH, ADDITIONAL 
HOMESTEAD SELECTION, OR ADDITIONAL 
SETTLEMENT LEASH. 

. | [is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 
section 4 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, 

wal section 22 of the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1908, 

.ta2 Crown Lands comprised within the area hereunder 
described are hereby set anart for additional conditional pur- 
¢ iases or conditional! leases (other than those mentioned in sub- 
s:ction 1 (b) of the first-mentioned section), additional condi- 

.t onal purchase leases, additional homestead selections, or addi- 

tional settlement leases, and'sha!l become and be available 

. trerefor on and after the 15th September, 1910. It is further 
notified that the price of the land for additional conditional 
parchase, or the capital value for additional homestead selec- 

. lion ov additional conditional purchase lease, whenever applied 

- for, shall be £2 5s. per acre. It is also notified that any 

holdings within these areas shall be subject to the following 

. special conditions, viz.:—(a) No timber shall be cnt or 
removed from the land for the purposes of sale, except subject 
te the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1999, and Regulations 

. thereunder at the time in force. (b) The selector or lessee 

«Shall preserve the timber on a strip of land 5 chains wide 

. along the south boundary of the land, provided, howev:7, 

» that the Minister for Lands may rescind or modify this co1- 
dit’o1 after the expiration of two years from the date of 
confirmation of any application for the land. (c) The selector 

or lessee may destroy by ringbarking or otherwise, without 
permit, all other timber except edible shrubs. 


8. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION, 


Lanp Disrricr or Waagaa Waaaa, axnp CooLtaxon 
SHIRE 
Lee oe . 


Within Ganmain resumed area No. 96. 


County of Bourke, parish of Ellioit, containing an area of 
about 150 acres. ‘he Crown Lands’ within the following 
boundaries: Commencing at the south-western corner of por- 
tion 133; and bounded thence by portions 14, 54, 64, 66, 37, 
a line, and portion 133 aforesaid, to the point of commence- 
ment. 

Nores.—Includes part (about, 150 acres) of reserve 44,640 
from sale, notified 22nd December, 1909. The notification of 
3rd August, 1910, setting apart this area for additional 
holdiogs is hereby revoked. 

‘[Ms. L910~-11,521] 


* [841] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 10th August, 19:0. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART: CROWN LANDS 
FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE OR 
FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE AND 
ASSOCIATED CONDITIONAL LEASE. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 
section 4 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1903, 

the Crown Lands comprised within the area hereunder des- 
eribod are hereby set apart tor original conditional purchases 
or foe original conditional purchases and conditional leases 
‘(other than those mentioned in subsection 2 (b) of the section 
' above quoted) and shall become and bo available therefor on 
and afterthe 13th October, 1910. Itis further notified thatthe 
price of the land for original conditional purchase, whenever 
applied for, shall be £1 per acre. It is‘also notified that any 
- holdings within the area shall be subject to the following 
eonditions, viz. :—(a) No timber shall be eut or removed 
‘from the land for tie “purpose of sa'e, except subject to 
the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations 
thereunder at the tune in force. (5) The selector or lessee 
shall preserve ample timber for shelter and shade purposes, 
being not less than 5 per cent. of the total area of the 
whole holding. (r) The selector, or lessee may destroy, by 
ring’ a king or otLerwise, without permit, all other timber. 


8. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
~ 
MISTRICT OF CASINO, AND COPMANHURST SUIEE. 
ea No.. 75L. 


Havin of Caniiy 


LAND 
Withia resumed ar 


‘ a, containing an area 
POD ce wUPres The Crown Lanits within the following 

: t} western side’ of the 

Sty toed bearing > ut : 

and distant 12 chains in a direct line from a gum-tree marked 
broad-arrow over 1M; thence by a line west to the eastern 
side of Grafton to Casino Railway line; thence by railway 
line southerly to north boundary of portion 22; thence by 


roam Tee 


part of that boundary and the northern boundaries of por- . 


tions 21, 43, and 39, part of the east boundary of the latter 
portion, the north boundary of portion 18 and part of the 
north boundary of portion 57 to the south-western side of the 
Tenterfield-CGrafton road aforesaid; thence by that side of 
that road north-westerly, to the point of commencement. 


Notn.—The above embraces’ that part of fore.t reserve 
27,538 revoked this day. 
[Ms. 1910-2,26 4] 


(8 £3] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


WITHDRAWAL FROM ANNUAL LEASE FOR 
WATER SUPPLY. 
T is hereby notified, for public information, that, in 
pursuance of the provisions of the 108th section of the 
Crown Lands Act of 1884, the land hereunder described is 
hereby withdrawn from annual lease 1906-8, Grafton, held 


S. W. MOORE, 


' by R. Kane for water supply. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Grarron, AND Harwoop SuHrrRe. 


County of Clarence, parish of Lawrence, town of Lawrence, 
containing an area of 1 perch. That part of Robert Kane’s 
annual lease 1906-3, within the boundaries of reserve 45,476 
f-om sale and (45,477 from lease generally) for water supply, 
notified 13th July, 1910, 

[ Ms. 1910-9,625] 


Department of Lands, 
Syduey, 10th August, 1910, 


WITHDRAWAL FROM. PREFERENTIAL OCCUPA- 
TION LICENSE FOR TRAVELLING STOCK AND 
CAMPING. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, in 


pursuance of the provisions of the 108th and 10Ist 
sections of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, and the 39th section 
of the Crowa Lands Act of 1889, the land hereunder described 
is hereby withdrawn from preferential occupation license 24a, 
held by George Lee, and reserved from sale pending deter- 
mination of the portions to be set apart for travelling stock 
and camping, and reserved and exempted from license and 


lease generally. Ss. W. MOORH 
. W. MOORE. 


—-———- 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Conpogonin, AND LacHLAN Suirz. 


No. 45,556 from sale’ (45,557 from license and lease 
generally) County of Gipps, parish of Banar, containing an 
area of 320 acres. The Crown Lands within the bourd.wies 
of measured porticn P.w.P. 630,—as shown om plan Ms, 787 
I's. Roll. 

Nore. —Includes part (320 acres) of travelling stock reserve 
18,325, notified 19th August, 1893, which is hereby revoked. 
(Ms. 1910-8,514] 


[$30] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 
WITHDRAWAL FROM PREFERENTIAL OCCUPA: 


TION LICENSE No. 2364, FOR ERADICATION OF 
PRICKLY-PHAR. 


- is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pur- 
. suance of the provisions of the 108th section of the 
Crown Lands Act of 1884, and the 88th section of the Crown 
Lands Act ef 1889, the land hereunder described is hereby 
withdrawn from preferential occupation license 2964, held 


_ by William Onus, for eradication of prickly-pear, and reserved 


from sale, license, and lease other than prickiy-pear leases. 


S. W. MOORE, 


CHNTRAL DIVISION. 
LAND District or WARIALDA AND YALDLAROI SHIRB, 


No. 46,689. County of Burnett, parish of Gravesend, con- 
taining an area of about 517 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing at the north-east 
ciruer af portion 16; and hounded thenée by conditional 
ease 183 and portion 38, to 2 point on its north-eastern boun- 
lary about 2 chains westerly from Bell’s Creek ; thence by a 
line north-casterly about 23 chains to portion 41, and by 

il. t-avelling’ ateck und camping reserve 24,646, 


(1 yar 
it ¥ 


_nOjiied Srd October, 1896, aud periions 74 and'70, to a point 


north of the point of commencement; and by a line south to 
that point ;—but exclusive to the railway line, 


[Oce. 1910-6,923] 


s- 


[853] 


10 Ava., 1910.} 


(851] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 
ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE VILLAGE OF 


MUNDOWY. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, under 


the provisions of section 107 of the Crown Lands Act | 


of 1384, and section 57 of the Crown Lands Act of 1838, 
the design of the village of Mundowy has been altered by 
excising part of the village lands. 
[ Aln, 1910-10,043] 


[852] 


8. W. MOORE. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


VILLAGE LANDS AT MUNDOWY. 
Dis hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 
the 10|st section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, the 


fol »wing portions of Crown Lands are declared to be’ set 
apart as the site of the village of Mundowy. 


S. W. MOORE. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp Districr or Wacca WaGGa, AND MITCHELL SuIRE. 


County of Mitchell, parish of Mundowy, containing an 
area of about 63 acres: Commencing on the left bank of 
Beaver’s Island Creek, at the north-west corser of portion 117 
of 2 acres’; and bounded thence by the west boundary of that 
portion south, the northern side of Urana-street westerly, a 
line and part of the east boundary of portion 39 south, the 
south side of Kennedy str: et East, the east side of Bristo!- 
St-eet and its continuation north to Beaver’s Island Creek 
af>resaid ; and by the left bank of that creek downwards, to 
th> point of commencement. 

Note, —In lieu of village boundaries notified 9th September, 
1359, which are hereby cancelled. 

,Aln. 1910-10,0 3] 


SS eee SE i A 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 10th August, 1909. 


DETERMINATION OF TRAVELLING STOCK AND 
CAMPING RESERVE No. 44,719. 
_ EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF Casto, AND KyeciE SHIRE, 
Within resumed area No. 629, 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the previsions of 
the 109th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, the 


- area of about 25 acres of land, in the county of Buller, 


parish of Capeen, reserved as No, 44,7!9 in the Govern- 
ment Gazette of 5th January, 3910, under section 101 of 
the Crown Lands Act of 1884, is hereby defined, set apart, 
aud reserved from sale, ‘‘ For the passage of stock travelling 
pursuant to the provisions contained in the Act 41 Victoria, 
No. 19, or any Act amending the same,” and for a camping 
place for travelling stock. 


[Ms. 1910-12, 141] S. W. MOORE. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


DETERMINATION OF TRAVELLING STOCK 
RESERVE No. 44,2885. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp Disrricts oF Mores AnD NARR4BRI, AND Boomi 
AND NAMOI SHIRES. 
re is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 
the 109th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, the area 
of about 390 acres of land, in the parishes of Bunna Bunna, 
Markham and Bunna, counties of Benarba and Jamison, 
reserved as No. 44,285, in the Government Gazette of 25th 
August, 1909, under section 101 of the Crown Lands Act 
of 1884, is hereby defined, set apart, and reserved from 
sale, ‘‘ For the passage of stock travelling pursuant to the 
provisions contained in the Act 41 Victoria, No. 19, or any 
Act amending the same.” 


[C.S. 1910-16,445] 8. W. MOORE, 


[856] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


RESERVE FROM SALE FOR TRAVELLING STOCK 
AND CAMPING. 

lie is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 

the 109th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1584, 

the Crown Lands hereunder described are hereby defined, 

set apart, and reseryed from sale “For the passage of stock, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124, 


4459 


— 


| travelling pursuant to the provisions contained in the Act 41 


Victoria No. 19 or any Act amending the same,” and for a 
camping place for travelling steck, 
8S. W. MOORE, 


CENTRAL DIVISION, 
Lanp Disrricr or Corowa, AND BERRIGAN SHIRE. 
Within Barooga resumed area No. 242, 


No. 45,596. County of Denison, parish of Barooga, contain« 
ing an area of about 360 acres. ‘The Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries : Commencing at the north-west corner 
of portion 10; bounded by a line north, by portions 47, 1, 30, 
a line, and by portions 29, 12, 11, and 10, to the point of 
commencement. 

Norre.—the above is in lieu of camping reserve 1,359, noti- 
fied 23rd April, 1875, which is hereby revoked. 

[Aln. 1910-10,298] 


Department of Lands, : 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


RESERVES, FROM SALE AND LEASE GENERALLY. 


- is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 

the 101st section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, and 
the 39th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1889, the lands 
hereunder described shall be reserved from sale yending 
determination of the portions to be set apart for the public 
purposes hereinafter respectively specified, and reserved and 
exempted from lease generally, and they are hereby reserved 


and exempted accordingly. 
S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION, 
, For Public Hall. 
Lanp District or NARRANDERA, AND YANKO SHIRE, 
No. 45,599 from sale (45,600 from lease generally), 


County of Cooper, parish of North Bolaro, containing an 
area of 1 acre. ‘the Crown Lands within the boundaries of 
portion 81 of 1 acre,—as shown on plan C. 1,631-1,804. 

Nore.—Those parts (about 24 perches and 3 roods 16 
perches respectively) of travelling stock reserve 1889, and 
water and travelling stock reserve 1887, both notified 26th 
January, 1880, within the above, are hereby revoked, 

(Ms. 1910-10,805] 


For Public Recreation. 


Lanp District or BARMEDMAN, AND NARRABURRA 
SHIRE, 


No, 45,584 from sale (45,535 from lease generally). 


[857] 


County of Bourke, parish of Tara, containing an area of 
10 acres, -The Crown Lands within the boundaries of portion 
52. Plan B. 3,006-1,806. . 

(Ms. 1910-12,377] 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Laxp Disrricr or TAMWORTH, AND COCKBURN Sure. 
Within the suburban boundaries of the village of Moonbi. 
No. 45,591 from sale (45,592 from lease generally). 


County of Inglis, parish of Moonbi, containing an area of 
about 34 acres. The Crown Lands within the following 
boundaries: Commencing at the intersection of the north- 
western side of the Great Northern road with the north side 
of Charles-street ; thence bounded by the Great Northern 
road north-easterly to the western side of the road 150 links 
wide on the western side of measured portion 163; by that 
road north 15 chains, by a line west to the eastern side of a 
road 150 links wide on the eastern side cf measured portion 
153; by that road south to the north. side of the road 150 
links wide, being the westerly extension of Charles-street 
aforesaid; and by that road and Charles-street, to the point of 
commencement, 

Notz.—In lieu of part of reserve 9,006 for camping and 

ublic recreation, revoked this day. 
[Ms. 1910-8,273] 


For Public School Purposes. 


Lanp District or SmNGcLETON, AND Patrick PLAIns 
SHIRE. 


No, 45,582 from sale (45,583 from lease generally). 


County of Northumberland, parish of Warkworth, village 
of Warkworth, containing an area of | acre 3 roods 3 perches. 
The Crown Lands within the following boundaries : Com- 
mencing at the north-west corner of allotment 7 of section 
24; and bounded thence on the west by part of the east 
boundary of portion 42 of 20 acres bearing north 6 chains 
8,9; links; thence by lines bearing north 82 degrees 13 minutes 
east 62,% links, south 53 degrees 21 minutes east 5 chains 
94,2, links to the north-west boundary of allotment 7 afore- 
said; thence by part of that boundary of that allotment 
bearing south 64 degrees west 5 chains 997%, links, to the point 
of commencement,—shown on plan Ms, 1,392 Md. 

[Ms, 1910-7,365] 


4460 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 124. 


[10 Ava., 1910, 


[858 } Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 
RESERVES FROM SALE OR LEASE, &c. 
iB is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 
the 39th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1889, the 
lanjs hereunder described shail be and are hereby tem- 
porarily seserved from sale or lease respectively, or from sale 
and icase, &e., as hereinafter specified. 


8. W. MOORE. 


From After-auction Sale. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Districr or YOUNG, AND BuRRANGONG SHIRE. 
Within suburban lands, town of Young. 


No. 45,605. County of Monteagle, parish of Young, con- 
taining an area of 2 acres 2 roods 6 perches. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of portion 2,036,—as shown on 
plan M 4,859-1,780. [Ms. 1910-10, 437] 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Wages Waaaa, AND MitTcHeLi Sure. 


No. 45,594. County of Mitchell, parish of Uranquintry, 
viliage of Uranquintry, containing an area of 6 acres 2 roods 
264 perches. The Crown Lands within the boundaries of 
allotments 3 and 4 of section 6; allotments 8, 9, and 10 of 
section 13; allotment 7 of section 14; allotments 5, 6, and 7 
of section 15 ; and allotments 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 7 of section 16. 
Plans Uranquintry 5, 11, 12, 18, and 14. [Aln. 1910-10,092] 


Frcm After-auction Tender as Improvement 
Lease. 


LAND DISTRICT OF COONAMBLE, AND WINGADEE SHIRE. 
Within Urawilkey resumed area No, 195a. 


No. 45,595. County of Leichhardt, parish of Warraba 
East, containing an area of 6,080 acres. The Crown. Lands 
within the boundaries of portion 39 of 6,080 acres,—as 
shown on plan L. 2,747-1,902 Rull. [Oce. 1910-7,30' ] 


From Sale Generally. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or Port Macaquariz, anp Hastinas 
SHIRE. 

No. 45,603. County of Macquarie, parishes of Cairncross 
and Redbank, area 8894 acres. The Crown Lands within 
portions 145 and 146, parish of Cairncross, and 91 and 108, 
parish of Redbank. Plans M. 4,859, 4,851, 4,867, 4,869 666. 
{Ms. 1910-7,197] 

Lanp District or TAREE, AND MANNING SHIRE. 
No. 45,598. County of Macquarie, parish of Wyoming, 
- containing an area of about 2,700 acres. The Crown Lands 

within the following boundaries ; Commencing at the north- 
east corner of portion 108; and bounded thence by a line 
north 160 chains, a line west to a point north of the north- 
west corner of portion 61, a line south to that corner ; and 
thence by said portion 61, portions 95, 62, 103, 102, 13, and 
108 aforesaid, to the point of commencement. 

Nore.—Includes part (about 2,700 acres) ofan area set 
apart for original conditional purchase or conditional lease, at 
15s. per acre, 7th August, 1907, which part is hereby revoked. 
[Ms. 10-11,893] 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District or GUNNEDAH, AND LivEeRPooL Pains 
SHIRE. 

No. 45,604. County of Nandewar, parishes of Yarrari and 
Tulcumbah, area 2,791 acres. The Crown Lands within 
portions 171, parish of Yarrari, and 36 and 37, parish of 
Tulcumbah. Plans N. 1,825 and 1,829-1,774 and Plan N. 
1,826-1,774 Roll. [Ms. 1910-10,242] : 


Lanp District or Parkes, AND Goopang Sutre. 


No. 45,606. County of Kennedy, parishes of Burrill and 
Mickibri, containing an area of about 1,735 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of designed portion 38 of about 
1,175 acres, parish of Mickibri, shown on plan K. 1,014- 
2,004, also about 560 acres of portion 28, parish of Burrill, 
shown on plan K, 1,013-2,004, within the following boun- 
daries : Commencing at the south-west corner of portion 28 ; 
bounded thence by part of the south boundary of tnat portion, 
by reserve 26,938 from conditional sale north about 48 chains, 
a line and part of the south boundary of reserve 26,938 from 
conditional sale, west by reserve 44,596 for trigonometrical 
purposes, again by reserve 26,938 from conditional sale and 
the western boundary of portion 28, to the point of com- 
mencement. [ Ms. 1910-11,756] 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or TENTERFIELD, AND TENTERFIFLD 
SHIRE, 
No. 45,602. County of Clive, parish of Dickson, area 1,804 


acres. The Crown Lands within portions 146 and 147. Plans 
C, 3,119 and 3,120-1,809 Rolls. [Ms. 191C-9,944] 


From Sale and Lease generally. 
Lanp District or Monona, AND BorEE SHIRE. 


No. 45,608. County of Ashburnham, parish of Nanami, 
about 218 acres. The Crown Lands bounded by portions 169, 
78, 99, 37, 162, 51, 124, 119. and conditional lease 3,646 ; 
again, the Crown Lands bounded by portions 134, 156, and 
conditional |: ase 3,646, in two parts. 

Nore.—So much of the notification of 4th November, 1908, 
setting apart Crown Lands for additional holdings as relates 
to the above arca is hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 191°-12,841] 


a= — 


[855] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 
RESERVES FROM SALE. 
if is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 
the 10ist section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, the 
lan Is hereunder described shall be reserved from sale pending 


detz1mination of the portions to be set apart for the public 
purposes hereinafter respectively specified, and they are hereby 


reserved accordingly. S. W. MOORE 


For Access. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrrict or Moruya, AND EvrospopaLta SHIRe. 


No. 45,607. County of St. Vincert, parish of Clyde, con- 
taining an area of 40 acres. ‘The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of portion 5,—as shown on plan VY. 1,155-2,013. 

Nore.—-Includes reserve from sale and lease notified 2nd 
February, 1910, hereby revoked. 

[C. 8. 1899-5,643 Corr. | 


For Access to Bridge. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 

Lanp District oF WALngHETt, AND WALGETT SHIRE. 
Within tova boundaries of village of Goangra, notified 23rd 
September, 1899. 

No. 45,58. County of Baradine, parish of Goangra, con- 
taining an area of about 69 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries : Commencing at the intersection of 
easterly prolongation of the southern side of River-street, 
town of Goangra, with the left bank of Namoi River ; thence 
by that river upwards to portion 28; thence by a west and 
north boundary of that portion, and a line south and west to 
north-east corner of allotment 4, section 8; thence by a line ~ 
and part of the eastern boundary section 7 northerly to meet 
westerly prolongation of southern boundary section 18; 
thence by that prolongation and boundary and the eastern 
boundary section 18 an tits prolongation northerly to northern 
side of Ki'cargo-street ; thence by the northern side of that 
street westerly to High-street ; thence by eastern side of High- 
street northerly to southern side of River-street ; and by the 
southern side of the easterly prolongation of that street, to 
point of commencement. 

[Ms. Ls. 1910-6,978] 


KASTERN DIVISION. 


For Public Recreation. © 
Lanp DisTricT oF GOSFORD, AND ERINA SHIRE. 


No. 45,590. County of Northumberland, parish of Patonga, 
containing an area of 101 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of measured portion 103,—as shown on plan cata- 
logued N. 3,434-2,111. 

Norx.—Camping reserve 23,634, notified 18th January, 
1896, which is identical with the above, is hereby revoked. 
]Ms. 1910-11,991] 


For Travelling Stock. 
Lanp Disrrict oF Sconr, AND MERRIWA SHIRE. 


Within annual lease No. 1909-20. 


No. 45,601. County of Brisbane, parishes of Wickham and 
Merriwa, containing an area of 30 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries: Commencing at a point 25 
chains west of the south-east corner of portion 69, parish of 
Wickham ; thence south 15 chains, west 20 chains, and north 
15 chains to portion 144, pari-h of Merriwa; thence by that 
portion and portion 69, parish of Wickham aforesaid, east, to 
the point of commencement. 

Nore.—Includes part (30 acres) of village reserve 99, noti- 
fied 8th July, 1878, which part is hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1910-11,352] 
For Travelling Stock and Camping. 

Lanp District or Yass, AND GoopDRADIGBEE SHIRE. 

No. 45,587. County of King, parish of Bango, containing 
an are. of 19 acres 3 roods 30 perches. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of measured portion 100 of 19 acres3 


roods 30 perches,—as shown on plan catalogued K. 6,465~ 
15995. 


[Ms. 1910-11,825] 


10 Ava, 1910.] 


Lanp District or TamMwortH, AND Cockpurn SHIRE. 
Within the suburban boundaries of the village of Moonbi. 


No. 45,593. County of Inglis, parish of Moonbi, containing 
The Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries: Commencing at the intersection of the | 
south side of the road 150 links wide, south cf measured | 
portion 164, with the east side of the road 150 links wide on 
the eastern side of measured portion 153 ; thence bounded by | 


an area of about 36% acres, 


—_ 


For Water Supply and Camping. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. 


4461 - 


the first-named road east to the west side of the roal 150 


Notre. 


1910-8,273] 


' links wide on the western side of measured portion 163; by 
this road south to the north-east corner of reserve 45,591 for 
public recreation, notified this day ; by the north boundary 
of that reserve west to the east side of the road 150 links 
wide on the eastern side of measured portion 153 aforesaid ; 
and by that road, to the point of commencement. 
In lieu of pars of reserve 9,006 for camping and 
public recreation, revoked this day. 


| Ms. 


[814] 


— 


REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE. 


His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
£ concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified, that in pursuance of the provisions of section 12 of the Fores‘ ry 
Act, 1909, the reserves from sale hereunder described shall be revoked, and they are revoked accordingly. 


Forestry Department, 


Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


JOTI PERRY. 


oa, 


\ 
foun pyran pag Purpose. wolibeaton.| County, Parish. Holding, &c. Area. Part revoked. Pape-s No. 
an tops 
Walcha ...| Eas‘era., 896 | For preservation| 26 Jan., 1889] Vercon &| Aberbaldie| Apsley and} 163 0 0 | The whole. Note —Included| Forests 
and growth of Parry. & Vernon.| Cockburn (about), in reserve 45,231 from sale} 1910-5,565. 
timber. Shires. for timber, notified this 
day. 
DO, 4e5s do 896 do 6 Mar., 1883) Tarry  ...| Vernon &| Cockburn 1617 © 0 do do .. do 
(exto.).| Ainsley, shire (abou’). 
Do *...1°° do © °...| 33,568 do ...| 28 Nov., 1901) do ..| Ainsley . do ns cet aye do do .. do 
- about), 
Urana Central.) 2:,573 | do ..| 13 Sept., 1857) Urana Lockhart...) Brookong 473] 19 0 0] Bound.d by yorti ns 94 and] Forests 
and 47.4. 1.0, the no:th-westerly; 191¢-3,841, 
pro'ongation cf the north- 
eastern boundary cf the 
latter portion, the road 
frm Wagga Wagga t 
Urana and portion 112 
parish of Hebden. Note.— 
TTeld as special lerse. 
Nar- GO. sel) 2,214 do 14 Fi b., 1881) Cooper Sandy Yalgogrin 5,75) 0 0 | That part within the parisb| Forests 
randera. Creek,| Southh A. No. of sandy Creek, exclusive} 1910-7,317, 
5-9a, Liane of water and camping 
Shire, reserve 44,684 and 44,589, 
and traveilng steck and 
camping reserve 44,485]. 
Nvute —Included in regery: 
45,°25 from salefor timber. 
nolifiid this day. 
vs " 1 June, 1993} Nandewar.| Vickery ...) Namci Shire ..]1,109 © 0 | Within portion 1#. | Tlau| Forests 
Vie do ...| 82,075 do ’ Me (about). N, 1,827-1,774. Note.—| 1y10-7,516 
Included in classification 
reserye,notificd 8rd March, 
19.0, 
i 21 Jan., 1884) Drake Sandilands| Kyogle Shire...| 114 0 0 | Part within portion 46 (D| Forests 
Casino ...| Eastern..) 1,120 do ae Jan., a OE 794-1,713) Note,—Set| 1910-8,106, 
apart for additional hold- 
ings this day. 
3 .. | 25 June, 1895] Richmcnd | Camira R.A. 75), and 30 0 O | That part within an area set] Forests 
5 \ seh eb asi ae K Copmanhurst (about). apart this day for original 1910-8,115, 
.| Shire. conditional purchase or 
conditional lease. 
; ‘ 7 » | 2° Jan., 1900) Nicholson .) Wallan- Carathool &00 0 0 | That part within an areaset|{ Forests 
Hillston. .| Central. .| 3 5 do ’ thery. Shire. (about). apart for original condi- 1910-8,207. 
tional purchase and con- 
ditional lease this day. 
7 uly, 1904 do db. prec: do 920 0 0 do do do 
Doo do ...| 37,946 do -| 9 July, (about). 
Do do ...| 16,930 do ...| 17 Dee., 1892] Dowling ...{ Cacilia ... do a A about), do do do 
7 sb. 5 | Moulamein| Wakool Shire...| 20 1 0 | That part within portions 74) Forests 
eae do °...| 91,790 do ...| 18 Feb., 1876) Wakcol pare and 75. (W. 2,412 and| 1910-8,480, 
ay 2,413-1,917). f 
A if ..| Dickson ...| Tenterfield 1,865 0 0} The whole. Note.—Within! Forests 
fonts Eastern..| 80,065 do 14 Oct., 1899) Clive D nae ‘faiisaty: reserve 45,602 from sale) 1910-8,501, 
aes generally, notified this 
| day. 
Do « do ...| 39,925 do ».| 4 Nov., 1905) do eae Glen 8s do hear do do do 
3 8 ie | Cairncross | Wastings Shire 630 0 0 | That part within portions) Forests 
Port Mac- do peta do «| 1 Noy., 1880) Macquar SdiRede : (about). 91 end 168, parish of Red-| 1910-8,625. 
uate. na bank. bank, 145 and 146, parish| 
of Cairmcross, and reserved) 
roads through these por-| 
tions. Plans M. 4,859, M | 
4,561-664, M. 4,869, and M. 
4,867-666. Note.—Withino 
reserve 45,603 from sale 
genera)ly, notified thisday.| 
5 i irncross do ». 250 0 QO | That part within portions 145) do 
ae oe do .. 224 do | 9 June, 1884 du Ca | (about). and 146 and reserved road 
through portion 145. Plans 
M. 4,859 and M. 4,861-666 
Note.—Within reserve 
45,603 from sale generally, 
notified this day. 
7 7 ile pt 1901) Nandewar | Tu!cumba | Liverpool 2,791 0 0 | That part within portions 36) Forests 
van ee pl ed tk He 4 & Yarrari.| Plains Shire. (about), and 37,parishof Tuleumba,| 1910-8,627. 
yi and portion 17], parish of 
Yarrari. Plaus N. 1,826, 
N.1,829, and N,1,825-1,774. 
Note.— Within reserve} 
45,804 from sale generally, 
notified this day. ; 
; 9.12 2} Jan, 1906 Clarke ,.| Seeley and| Wards Mistake £70 0 0 | That part within an areaset] Forests 
Armidale | Eastern..| 40,120 ae i Wand. R.A. 461, and (about). apart this day for addi-| 1910-8,665. 
Guyra Shire, tional holdings and be- 
tween that area and Ans 
or Oban River. thnpints 
: i «| Copmanhurst 150 0 0 | That part within an areaget) Fores 
coe OS, eS Nia ce t eee | ; (about), | apart for additional hold-| 1910 8,874, 


REIS, 


ings, notified this day. 


—, 


4462 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. -[10 Avza., 1910. 
(813}. Forestry Department, CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910. Laxp Disrrict or NARRANDERA, AND BLAND SHIRE.’ 
RESERVES FROM SALE FOR TIMBER. Within Yalgogrin South, resumed area No. 5293. 


; z ; , No. 45,525. County of Cooper, parish of Sandy Creek 

T is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor, with containing an area of about 6,350 acres. The Crown Lands 
the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation | within the following boundaries: Commencing at a. point on 

of the Minister, and with the concurrence of the Secretary for, | the: western boundary of portion 9, being the nerth-eastern 
Lands, has been pleased to SPREOYG, 2 Pe eaae te of the pro- | corner of water and camping reserve 44,684, notified 2¢th 
visions of eeclion 12 of the “Forestry Act, 1909,” of the | December, 1909; and bounded thence by that portion north 
temporery reservation from sale as timberreserves of the Crown | and east, the northern-and eastern boundaries of water and 
Lands hereina‘ter described, and they are hereby reservei camping reserve 44,689, notified 29th December, 1909; portions 


accordingly. _ | 16, 2, and 1, parish of Sandy Creek; portions 42 and part of 
JOHN PERRY. 50, parish of Bygoo; a line west, portions 8 and 6, a line, and 

portion 5 to the south-western corner of the last-named 

EASTERN DIVISION. portion; by a line south to the north-western corner of water 


and camping reserve 44,684 aforesaid ; and by that reserve east, 
Lanp Districr or Watcua, AND CockxurN aNp Apstuy | to the point of commencement,—exclusive of portion 3 (plan 
j SuIRES. O. 826-1804), and of travelling stock and camping reserve ; 
Es = Ee mS, 3 44,685, notified 29th December, 1909. 
Partly within resumed ar ee 25,598, 27,564, 1906-4 and Riwsets 1910-7817] , 
No. 45,231. County of Parry, parishcs of Ainsley and [$12] 
Vernon, containing an area of about 3,100 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries: Bounded by portions 


Forestry Department. 
Sydney, 1Uth August, 1910. 


118,123, 117, 122, 72, and G9, all in the parish of Aberbaldie, “ NOTICH UNDER FORESTRY ACT, 1909.” 
county of Vernon ; portions 53,57, 47, and 61, al! in the parish REMovat oF FrrEwoop frou Crown LAnps. 


of Ainsley, county of Parry, Shearin’s Creek; portions 33 and 
17, both in the parish of Aiasley, county of Parry ; portions 
61, 62, and 50, in the parish of Vernon, county of Parry, 
eiclusive of portion 59, parish of Ainsley. 


iF is hereby notified, for public information, that, in terms of 
section 81 of the “ Forestry Act, 1909,” the removal of 
firewood without license from any land included in a Stete 
= : 4 i - : Forest or Timber Reserve or from any Crown Lands is unlawful, 

Notz.—Includes reserve No. 896 from sale for preservation | bat that discretionary power is hereby vested in all Forest 
of timber, notified 26th January, 1880, reserve No. 86 extension | OMcers and Carn Glande iaiiieenta permit the removal of 


for preservation of timber, notified 5th March, 1833, avd | goadwood for fuel without license where satisfied that it is for 
reserve No, 33,568 for preservation and growth of timber, | pona fide personal use and not for sale. 


notified 23rd November, 1901, revoked this day. [ Forests 1910-9,023 | 
| Forests 1910-5,565 | : JOUN PERRY. 


Private Abbertisements, 


REAL PROPERTY ACT. In the matter of the Companies Act, and in the matter of 
No ‘ er R iT : Stoltz and Company Limited, 
TICE 0 NTENDED REGISTRATION OF ‘TRANSFER OF el assay ; oS Mies 
MortTGage witHour Propucrion oF THE DUPLICATE eae a sper chy ebtee phat - Heo des po winding op 
Fe an OR ; of the abovenamed Company by the Court was, on the second 
: day of August, 1910, presented by Felix Schonfeld, of Ham- 
In the matter of the Mortgage, dated 6th July, 189?, No. | burg, in the Mmpire of Germany (represented in Syaney and 
197,811, from Emily Sareh Stanley to William Thomas | elsewhere in Australia by Otto Pfuhl, of George-street, 
Wright, and subsequently transfe\red to Frederick Thomas | Sydney), Orme, Keigwin, and Company Limited, of 269 and 
Humphery and Kdward Percy Simpson, over the land | .271 George-street, Sydney, and Dalgety and Company, 
comprised in Certificate of Title, Vol. 804, Fol. 62, situated | Limited, of 15 Bent-street, Sydney, creditors of the said Com- 
in parish Petersham, county Cumberland pany; and that the said petition is directed to be heard 
aes : isnt ak oo oats before the Chief Judge in Equity on the sixteenth day of 
NOTIOE is hereby given of the intention of the HRegistrar- August, 1910; and any creditor or contributory of the said 
General to register a transfer of the above mentioned mortgage | Company desirous to oppose the making of an order for the: 
after the expiration of fourteen days from the date hereof, with- | winding-up of the said Company under the above Act, should 
out production of the duplicate of the Mortgago, reasonable | appear at the time of hearing, by himself or his counsel, for 
cause having been shown, pursnart to section 48 of the Real | that purpose ; and a copy of the petition will be furnished 
Property Act. All informatioa respecting above may be | to any creditor or contributory of the said Company requiring 


obtained at the Laud Titles Office, Hlizabeth-street, Sydney. the same, by the undersigned, on payment of the regulated’ 
W. G. H- WILLIAMS, charge for the same. 

10th Angust, 1910. Registrar-Gereral. MINTER, SIMPSON, & CO., 

424 7B. Solicitors for the Petitioners, 


Union Bank Chambers, 
Hunter-street, Sydney. 
NOTICE OF CHANGE OF SURNAME. 365 8s. 


SUEEIEEIEIEEEeeeeeeeeeee ee EE ian ts —_— = = — 


TI, ERIC WHITE, heretofore called and known by the name 
of ric: Shenton, of Margaret-street, Sydney, in the State of | NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership carried on for - 
New South Wales, hereby give public notice that’ f have | some time past at 453 Kent-street, Sydney, by the under- 
assuined and adopted and determined henceforth on all | signed, William Frederick Robey and Ernest Hawes, under 
ozcasions whatsoever and at ali times to use and subscribe | the name of “The Healtheries Manufacturing Company,” has 
and be called and known by the name of Kric White instead | this day been dissolved by mutual consent, The business will 
of the said name of Hric Shenton : And I hereby give further | henceforth be carried on under the same name by the said: 
notice that such intended change or assumption of name is | Ernest Hawes alone, who will discharge all claims upon and 
formally declared aud evidenced by a deed poil under my | receive all debts owing to the said partnership.—Dated at 
hand and seal, dated the 21st day of July, 1910, and enrolled | Sydney, this 6th day of August, 1910. 
in the Office of the Supreme Court of New South Wales in : 
Tiguity. y W. F. ROBEY. 
In testimony whereof I do hereby sign and subscribe | Witness to the signature of William Frederick Robey,— 
are: by such my sips future name, this 2nd W. 8. Gray, Solicitor, 118 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
ay of August, A.D. 1910, 
ERNEST HAWES. 

ERIC WHITE. Si 
Witnese,—Gaorar A. Rays, : . Witness to the signature of Ernest Hawes,— 
oot Solicitor and Notary Public, Sydney. : 8 G, 8, McKetzar, Solicitor, 1144 Pitt-street, Sydney. — 

8. 6s. 


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10 Ava., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. 


4463 


MEMORANDUM FOR REGISTRATION OF THE 
' “SUMMERGILL GOLD MINING COMPANY, NO- 
LIABILITY,” WEST WYALONG. 


1. The name of the Company is to be tho “ Summergill Gold 
Mining Company, No Liability.” 

2. The first place of operation is at West Wyalong, in the 
State of New South Wales. 

3. The first registered Office of the Company will be situated 
at Loftus-strect, Temora. 

4, The value of the Company’s intended property, including 
plant and machinery, is one hundred pounds (£100). 

6. The amount of money at the credit of the Company is 
scyenty-five pounds (£75), and the total liability which the 
Company is intended to assume or undertake, is nil. ' 

6. The nominal capital of the Company is seven hundred 
and fifty pounds (£750) in shares of two shillings and sixpence 
each, the whole of which are contributing to the extent of two 
shillings and sixpence each. 


7. ‘Ihe number of contributing shares subscribed for is 4,600. 


8. The name of the Provisional Manager is Alexander 
Davidson Ness. 

9. Ten per cent. of the contributing capital has been duly 
paid up in cash. 


10. No contracts have been entered into on behalf of the | 


Company. 
Dated this eighteenth day of July, a.p. 1910. 
We, the persons whose names and addresses are subscribed, 


hereby apply to register the “ Summergill Gold Mining Com- 
pany’ asa No- Liability Company. 


, Name, Address. Occupation. Witness. 
A. Andrew  .., West Wyalong Agent . F. Curll. 
William Nixon... Temora ... Storekeeper... C. HE. Jepsen. 
W.M. Robertson Temora .. Parmer & O, EH. Jepsen. 
Grazier. 
Jno. Baker . Temora ... Farmer & OC. EH. Jepsen. 
Grazier. 
P. fF, Meagher... Temora ... Solicitor ... C. EH. Jepsen 
Wyatt de Little.. Temora ... Harmer vw. CO. BE. Jepsen. 
John Harmon .., Temora ... Agent .. C,H. Jepsen’ 


J, Alexander Davidson Nets, of Temcra, in the State of New 
Scuth Wales, Mine Manager, do hereby solemnly and sincerely 
declare and affirm that— 


1. I am the Provisional Manager of the said intended 
Company. 

2. The above statements are, to the best of my belief and 
knowledge, true in every particular. 


And I make this solemn declaration as to the matters aforesaid 
according to the law in this bebalf made, and subject to the 
punishment by the law provided for any wilfully false state- 
ments in any such declaration. 


A. D. NESS. 
Declazed before me this eighteenth day of July, a.p, 1910,— 


Henry Laer, J.P., 
A Justice of the Peace. 
1€s. 


410 


DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. 
TAKE NOTICE that the partnership hitherto existing 
between me, the undersigned David Hyam and_ Michael 
William Hyam, at Terara, under the style of D. Hyam and 
Son and M. Hyam, has been dissolved as of the 1st August, 
1910,—Dated this 36th day of July, 1910. 


DAVID HYAM. 
Witness,—Prtrer Watsu, J.P. 
334 4s, 


“PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1992.” 
Novice under section 52 of the abovementioned Act to 

ownets or occtpicrs within the Pastures Protection Dis- 

trict of Tamworth. 
IN pursuance of the provisions of section 52 of the ‘‘ Pastures 
Protection Act, 1902” : Notice is hereby given by the Pas- 
tures Protection Board for the District of 'famworth that the 
owners or occupiers of all or any lands within the above- 
mentioned district shall, on or before the 12th day of feptem- 
ber, 1910, respectively commence the work of suppressing and 
destroying rabbits upon such lands and upon any roads 
bounding or intersecting the same. The period during which 
the said work shall be continued and systematically carried 
out shall be twelve months. The means which shall be adopted 
for carrying out the said work shall be poisoning, being means 
which have been previously sanctioned under the said Act.— 
Dated the 26th day of July, 1916. 

FRANK PAYNE, 

Chairman of the Pastures Protection Board, 


District of Tamworth. 
377 73. 


WILCANNIA PASTURES PROTECTION BOARD. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. A. I. Johnston, of Murtee, 
Wilcannia, has this day been elected. Chairman of the 
Wilcannia Pastures Protection Board. 


Dated at Wilcannia, this 21st day of July, 1910. 


H. G. DOLLMAN, 
Secretary. 
378 4s. 


a ———) 


“PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1902,” AND “PAS- 
TURES PROTECTION (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1906.” 


Novice oF Ratr or ASSUSSMERT. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Board of Directors for the 
District of Wilcannia, acting under the abovenamed Act, 
have this day made a rate of two pence (2d.) per head of 
large stock and three-eighths of a penny (%) per head of sheep, 
upon the number of large stock and sheep in the District. 
And all owners liable (all owners of 10 large stcck or 109 
sheep) are required forthwith to pay the amounts due by them 
respectively to the above asse:sment. 


Dated at Wilcannia, this 21st day of July, 1910. 
A. I. JOHNSTON, 


Chairman. 
5s. 
« PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1962.” 
ScaALE OF Bonuszs FoR ScALrs. 
NOTICH is hereby given that the Pastures Protection Board 
for the District of Wilcannia has fixed the following scale of 


prices which the Board is prepared to pay as bonuses for the 
undermentioned noxious animals :— 


For the scalp of every Native dog ae fee bie 10s. 
~ <9 ” ” ” pup Oh vee 23, 6d, 
Dated at Wilc: nia, this 2ist day of July, 1910. 
A. I. JOHNSTON, 
Chairman. 
382 4s. 


a eh ASR nite eat IS a SAE ee) 


“PASTURHS PROTECTION ACT, 1902.” 
Novice of APPOINTMENT OF RECEIVERS oF SCALPS. 


NOTICH is hereby given that the Pastures Protection Board 
for the District of Wilcannia have appointed the persons 
mentioned below to receive and grant certificates for scalps in 
cenformity with the abovenamed Act, and they will be in 
attenlance at the places mentioned for that purpose. 


A. I. JOHNSTON, 
Chairman. 
Dated at Wilcannia, this 21st day of July, 1910. 


Binnie, John, Mena Murtie. 
Brougham, Keith, Gnalta, 
Doherty, J., Tongo. 
Feehan, F',, Henley. 
Glenny, W. H., Glenlyon. 
Johnston, C. M., Copago. 
Ker, F., Grassmere. 
McClure, J., Kayrunnera. 
Martin, W., Terella. ~ 
Moriarty, H. A. O., Wilcannia, 
Murray, A. R,, Momba. 
Officer, Rbt., Goorimpa. 
Officer, J. R., Billilla. 
Rostron, L., Kallars, 
Smith, H., Culpaulin. 
Telly, M. J. C., Wilcannia. 
Wilson, A., Cultowa. 
Youl, F. D., Nuntherungie. 
And all members of the Board and the Secretary. 
383 9s. 


EEE ees 


TRUST DISTRICT OF URANBAH BORE WATER 
TRUST, 

THE Trustees of the Trust District of Uranbah Bore Water 
rust have caused to be made an assessment of all ratable 
property within the above district, with the names of the 
owners and occupiers, so far as known, of such property. 
Particulars of such assessment are open for inspection at all 
reasonable times, at the office of the Trustees, Heber-street, 
Moree, and within twenty-one days from the publication of 
this notice in the Gazette, any person intending to appeal 
against the assessment may do so in way required by the 
‘Water and Drainage Act, 1902,” and the Regulations made 
thereunder. 

Dated the sixth day of August, 1910. 


J, T. CRANE, 
: Secretary. 


1 401 6s. 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124, [10 Ave., 1910, 


$$$ 


STATEMENT of RECEIPTS ‘and EXPENDITURE of the 
HAY PERMANENT and TEMPORARY COMMONS, 
for year ending 31st December, 1909. 


REcEIPTS. = Spible Figa 
Agistment fees ; i sh 386 MemoOe ylae LL 
Fallen timber ... ne abh re re sab Ceo 0 
£370 1 11 
EXPENDITURE, 

Herdsman’s wages... eo ee or 136 13 8 
Expenses, mustering... ie Olio 
Secretary, salary Salo aaa, 
Herdsman’s bond 0 11-0 
Rabbit extermination 13 3 0 
Brand ... wn 15,0550 
Noxious weeds 010 0 
Printing PRE) 
Audit, 1908 010 0 
Sundries 4: 2) 3 
Bank charge ... O00 
177 14 0 

ce s.ds 

Balance at Union Bank ae ca eae ooo 

Less outstanding cheques 1eeOm.G 
—— 15016 9 
Cash in hand ... ws 6c a 08 6 Sal ael 
Due from Municipal Council, general fund 33 10 1 
£3701 ah 


A. RB. DORE, ~ 


Council Chambers, Hay, Secretary. 
4th June, 1910. 
Audited and found correct,— 
Viele eMINoGum Amine. 
Certificated Auditor. 
392 IIs. 


BOMBALA TOWN COMMON. 


NOTICE.—A Meeting of Commoners wiil be held in Lodge 
Room, School of Arts, Wednesday, 17th August, at 8 p.m., 
for the purpose of electing a Trustee in place of Albert Miller, 
resigned, 

JOS. TURNBULL, 
Bombala, 3rd August, 1910. See., Town Common. 
381 3s. 


MUNICIPALITY OF BANKSTOWN. 


NOTICE is hereby given that George Thompson, of Banks- 
town, has been further duly appointed Inspector under the 
provisions of the ‘‘ Cattle Slaughtering and Diseased Animals 
and Meat Act of 1902,” by the Council of the Municipality of 
Bankstown, for the area herein referred to. Such appoint- 
ment to date from the 30th day of July, 1910. 


By order of the Council. 


ARTHUR R. PEEK, 
Town Hall, 30th July, 1910. Town Clerk. 
367 4s. 


MUNICIPALITY OF KIAMA, 


NOTICE is hereby given that John Cope has been duly 
appointed Valuer of all ratable property within the Munici- 
pality of Kiama. 

THOMAS LOVE, 
Council Chambers, Kiama, Mayor. 
23rd July, 1910. 
363 33. 


MUNICIPALITY OF NORTH BOTANY. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Henry Dunstan, of North 
Botany, has been appointed Valuer for the Municipality of 
North Botany, as from date hereof. 


THOMAS H. HICKS, 

Town Hall, North Botany, Mayor. 
2nd August, 1910. 

372 3s. 


MUNICIPALITY OF NORTH ILLAWARRA. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Henry Stumbles and Frederick 
Augustus Stumbles have been duly appointed Valuers fur the 
Municipality of North Illawarra for the year 1911. 


JOHN PORTER, 
Mayor. 


Council Chambers, North Illawarra, 
' 4th August, 1910. 
380 33, 


MUNICIPALITY OF COOMA. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. William Warne has been 
duly appointed by the Council Poundkeeper to this Muni- 
cipality,—to date from 18th July, 1910. 


GEORGE KAUFLINE, 
Municipal Chambers, Cooma, Mayor. 
3rd August, 1910. 


391 38. 


MUNICIPALITY OF FORBES. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. John Kinros3 Stirling has 
been appointed Valuer to this Municipality for the ensuing 
triennial period. 
J. W. MILLS, 
Town Hall, Forbes, Town Clerk. 
6th August, 1910. 
402 3s. 


CARRATHOOL SHIRE. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. Midford T. Little, Stock 
Inspector, Hay P.V. Board District, has been given authcrity 
to impound any stock found trespassing upon any public 
watering plac2 or reserve within the Carrathool Shire. 


By order of the Council, 


R. W. MORROW, 
Carrathool, Ist August, 1910. Shire Clerk. 
390 43. 
In the Supreme Court cf New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the estate and effects of Rachel Harrison, late of Glen 
Havard, Ourimbah, and ‘‘ Havard,” Davies-street, Merry- 
lands, in the State of New South Wales, widow, deceased, 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby. given that all creditors and 
other persens having any claims or demands against or upon 
the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died at Darling- 
hurst, on 10th June, 1910, are hereby required to send in full 
particulars of their claim3 and demands upon the said estate 
to the Perpetual Trustee Company, Limited, 2 4 and 6 
Spring-street, Sydney, the executors and trustees of the said 
estate, to whom probate was granted by the Supreme Court 
of New South Wales on 27th July, 1910, on or before the Zlst 
day of September next, in default whereof the said Perpetual 
Trustee Company, Limited, will, after the last-mentioned 
date, proceed to administer the estate and distribute the assets 
among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the 
claims and demands of which they shall then have notice ; 
and the said Company will not be liable, for the assets or any 
part thereof so distributed, 10 any person of whose claim 
they shall not have had notice at the time of such distri- 
bution.—Dated this 3rd day of August, 1910. 


For Perpetual Trustee Company, Limited, 
A. J. MACKENZIE, 
Manager, 
Frrzuarpdinae, Son, & Houston, Proctors., 
376 7s. 6d, 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the wi:l and ecodicils of Emma Sherwin, otherwise called 
Emma Abbey, late of Abbeyville, Prospect-road, 
Ashfiell, in the State of New South Wales, married 
woman, deceased. 

PURSUANT to the “ Wills, Probate and Administraticn Act 

of 1898”: Notice is hereby given that ai! creditors and other 

persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting the estate 
of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 3rd 
day of May, 1919, and probate of whose will was granted by 
the Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Probate Juris- 
diction, on the 22nd day of June, 1910, to Joseph William 

Mortley, of No. 71 Parramatta-road, Ashfield, and John 

Draper, of Paddington, the executors named in the said will, 

are hereby required to send in particulars of their claims to 

the said executors or to the undersigned, George Alfred 

Raves, proctor, on or before the 8th day of October next, at 

the expiration of which time the said executors will proceed 

to distribute the assets of the said deceased among the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts and claims only 
of which they shall then have had notice; and the said 
executors will not be liable, for the assets so distributed, to 
any person of whose debt or claim they shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 6th day 
of August, 1910. 
GEORGE ALFRED RAVES, 
Proctor for the said Executors, 
Stock Exchange Building, 
113 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
7s, 6d 


10 Ava., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 124. 


4465 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the estate of Andrew McGill, late of Windsor, in the 
State of New South Wales, railway employee, deceased, 
intestate. 

NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and otier persons 

having any debt or claim upon or affecting the estate of 

Andrew McGill, the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 

about the 27th day of January, 1910, and letters of adminis- 

tration of whose estate was granted by the Supreme Court 
of New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 3ist 
day of March, 1910, to Thomas McGill, of Haymarket, 

Sydney, in the said State, clerk, a brother of said deceased, 

are hereby required to send in particulars of their claims to 

the said Thomas McGill or to the undersigned, on or before 
the 22nd day of September next, at the expiration of which 
time the said Thomas McGill will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased among the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts and claims only of which he shall 
then have had notice; and the said Thomas McGill will not 
he liable, for the assets so distributed, to any person of whose 
debt or claim he shall not have had notice at the time of 
such distribution.—Dated this 4th day of August, 1910. 


WM. WALKER & SON, 
Proctors for the Administrator, 
Windsor. 
499 7s. 6d. 


In the intestate estate of Fhomas Willsmore, late of 
Dalgety, selector, deceased. 

ALL persons having claims against the above estate are 

requested to forward the eame, verified by affidavit, to the 

undersigned, on or before the 19th day of August, 1910. 


T. W. GARRET, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
5th August, 1910. 
837 4s. 


{Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1°98. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,557) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Jesse Coles, of Waverley, formerly of Tamworth, cate:er. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on his 
own petition.—Dated at Sydney, this 2nd day of August, 1910. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Offcial Assignee—WiLLiAM Harrineton PALMER. 


413 8s 6d. 
[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
Tn the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,554) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re William John Cassidy, of Deepwater, formerly of 
Warwick, Queensland. 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of W.and A. McArthur (Limited).—Dated at Sydney, 
this 2nd day of August, 1910. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 

Official Assignee—CHABLES Farprax WaArERLOO Lioyp, 
418 3s. 6d. 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptey Act, 1§93.] 
Io the Supreme Court of New South Wales, (18,562) 
IN BANKRUPTCY, 
Re Charles Rootsey, of Bega, labourer. 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has thus 


day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on his own 
petition.— Dated at Sydney, this 8th day of August, 1910. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
’ Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Offcial Assignee—WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER, 
[939] 


Fiee 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 

Ta the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,563) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 

Re James McDermott, of Helensburgh, miner. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on his own 
petition.—Dated at Sydney, this 8th day of August, 1910. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—CHARLES FAIRFAX WATERLOO Lioyp. 
940] Free 


= 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTOY. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matter will be held at the Court, Citizens’ 
Chambers, Moore-street, Sydney, on the 22nd day of August, 
19!0, at 10 am.,, or as socn after as the course of business 
will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his proof 
must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, not later 
than the 13th day of August, 1910 :—- 


Re Willam Ryan (No. 18,497) of Tarago, mail contractor, 
formerly hotelkceper. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


CraRLes Farnrax WatreRtoo Lroyp. 
€s, 


Official Assignee 
414 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matter will be held at the Court, Citizens’ 
Chambers, Moore street, Sydney, on ths 25th day of August, 
1910, at 10 a.m., or as soon after’as the course of business will 
permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his proof must he 
lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, not later than the 
22nd day of August, 1910, 


Re Jesse Coles ‘No. 18,557) of Waverley, formerly of Tamworth, 
caterer, 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignaee—WiILLIAM HAnRInaton PALMER. 
415 6s, 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Patrick Joseph Rigney, of Mullumbimby, school teacher. 


NOTICH is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Casino, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 26th 
day of August, 1910, at 1l am., or as soon after as the course 
of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptoy, 
Moore-street, Sydney, not later than the 19th day of August, 
1910. 


(18,495) 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee---CHARLES Fatnyax WATERLOO Lroyp. 
416 6s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re William Ignatius B-ereton, of Tingha, chemist and 
dentist. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors in 
the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Tingha, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 19th day 
of August, 1910, at 11 a.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his 
proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy 
Moore-street, Sydney, not later than the 12th day of August, 
1910. 


(18,582) 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee —WitLtiam HarrINGTON PALMER. 
417 6s. 


$$$ $$$» 


(18,438) 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re John Dodd, of Parkes, produce merchant and storekeeper, 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors in 
the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Parkes, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 23rd day 
of August, 1910, at 11 a.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Moore-street, Sydney, not later than the 16th day of August, 
1910. 


F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee— CHARLES Farrrax WarzR1oo LioyD. a 
19 ‘ : 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 124. 


[10 Ave., 1910. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN EQUITY. 
(No. 3,719 of 1910). 


In the matter of the ‘‘Companies Act, 1899,” and in the 
matter of the Pneumatic Harness Limited. 


BY an order made by the Honourable Philip Whistler Street, 
Judge in Equity, in the above matter, dated the twenty-ninth 
day of July, 1910, on the petition of the Dunlop Rubber 
Company of Australasia Limited, it was ordered that the 
said Pneumatic Harness Limited be wound up by this Court, 
under the provisions of the “Companies Act, 1899,” and that 
Charles Fairfax Waterloo Lloyd beand he is hereby appointed 
official liquidator thereof, and that he do, within fourteen 
days from the date of this order, give security to the satis- 
faction of the Master in Equity: And it was further ordered 
that he be at liberty to appoint a solicitor to assist him in the 
performance of his duties and that he be allowed all costs, 
charges, and expenses properly incurred after taxation as 
between solicitor and client out of the assets of the said Com- 
pany : And it was further ordered that the order for winding 
up this Company and for the appointment of Charles Fairfax 
Waterloo Lloyd as such official liquidator be advertised once 
in the Sydney Morning Herald and Daily Telegraph and an 
evening paper in Sydney, respectively, in addition to the 
advertisement in the Government Gazette, and that such 
advertisement shall be sufficient advertisement of the appoint- 
ment of the said official liquidator: And it was further 
ordered that the said Charles Fairfax Waterloo Lloyd leave 
an account of his receipts and payments and file a report of 
the progress of the winding-up herein at the said Master’s 
Office within three months from the date of this order, and 
thenceforth at the expiration of every three months, and that 
the moneys received by him be paid into the Bank of New 
South Wales to the credit of the account of the official 
liquidator of the said Company within seven days after the 
receipt thereof, and that an account be opened there accord- 
ingly : And 1t was further ordered that it be referred to the 
Master in Equity to tax and certify the costs of the 
petitioner of the said petition and this order and that the 
amount, when so certified, be paid by the said official hquidator 
out of the assets of the said Company to the petitioner or to 
Barnett Keith Cohen, its solicitor: And it was further 
ordered that this order bear date as of the day of the approval 
thereof and that all subsequent proceedings be taken before 
the Master in Equity. 

‘Dated this eighth day of August, 1910. 

B. KEITH COHEN, 
Solicitor for Petitioning Company, 
7 Moore-street, Sydney. 


403 15s, 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Norice TO CREDITORS. 


ACCOUNTS with plans of distribution in the undermentioned 
estates, showing dividends as specified, are now filed in the Office 
of the Registrar in Bankruptcy, Citizens’ Chambers, Moore- 
street, Sydney, for the inspection of pereons interested; and 
notice is hereby given that such accounts and plans will be 
submitted to the Court for confirmation on Thursday, 25th 
August, 1910, at 11 a.m., if not previously objected to :— 


Henry Robert Hooton Smith, Thomas Lorimer, James Wilkin 
Lorimer, Charles Lorimer, and James Lorimer, trading as 
Lorimer, Rome, & Co, of 34 O’Connell-street, Sydney 
(No. 7,949), afourth account and third plan of distribution 
showing payment of a dividend of four pence four-fifths of 
a penny in the pound on all proved concurrent claims. 

Thomas Stanley Bramley, of Springridge, via Quirindi, licensed 
victualler (No. 17,894), a second account and first plan of 
distribution showing payment of a dividend of five shillings 
in the pound on all proved concurrent claims, and carrying 
forward a sum of £31 18s. to the credit of the estate. 

Hercules Anselm Zelamina, of Scone, tobacconist and bookseller 
(No. 18,10), a second account and second pian of distri- 
bution showing payment of an equalising dividend of eight 
shillings and one penny thirteen-sixteenths of a penny in 
the pound on one claim lodged since the filing of the last 
account, and a dividend of four pence in the pound on all 
proved concurrent claims. 

Thomas Stafford, of Dungog, labourer (No. 18,377), a first 
account and first plan of distribution showing payment of 
a dividend of five shillings and one penny seven-eighths of 
a penny in the pound on the only proved concurrent debt. 


Also, an account current only in the undermentioned estate :— 
No, 18,464, Francis John Stanford, of Stuart Town, carpenter. 
WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER, 


’ Official Assignee. 
47 Elizabeth-street, Sydney, 
9th August, 1910. 


411 lds, 


Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. ] 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. ~ (16,388) 


IN BANKRUPTOY. 
Re Edward.Bishop, of Walgett 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


| TAKE NOTICE that I, Edward Bishop, interd to apply to 


fhe Court, on Thursday, the 25th day of August, 1910, at 19 
am, or a3 s000 aiterwards es the course of business wul 
adwit, that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to me, undee 
and according to the provisions of the “ Bankruptey Act, 1933.” 
—Dated, this 2nd day of August, 1919. 


EDWARD BISHOP. 


373 6s, 6d. 


[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. ] 
In tke Supreme Court of New South Wales. (17,668) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Thomas Bellamy, of Beecroft. 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 
TAKE NOTICE that I, Thomas Bellamy, intend to apply to 
the Court, on Monday, the 5th day of September, 1910, at 
10 a.m., or as soon afterwards as the course of business will 
admit, that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to me, under 
and according to the provisions of the “ Bankruptcy Act, 
1898.”’—Dated this 8th day of August, 1910. 


THOMAS BELLAMY. 


397 6s, 61, 


— 


[ Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (14,1°7) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re James Cook, of Hast Maitland. 
To the Official Assignee and Creditcrs. 


TAKE NOTICE that I, James Cook, intend te apply to 
the Court on Wednesday, the 31st day of August, 1910, at 
10 a.m., or as econ afterwards.as the course of buziness will 
admit, that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to me, 
under and according to the provisions of the “ Bankruptcy Act, 
1898,”’—Dated thia 80th day of July, 1910. ; 


JAMES COOK. 


398 6s, Gd. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN INSOLVENCY. AND IN BANKRUPTCY. 


In the Insolvent Estate of Edward Apps, of Swan Creek, 
Clarenza, near Grafton, in the State of New South Wales, 
farmer; ex parte the insolvent. 


TAKE NOTICE that Edward Apps intends to apply to the 
Registrar in Bankruptcy, at the Court-house, Moore-street, 
Sydney, on Wednesday, the 24th day of August instant, at 10 
o’clock in the forenoon, or s0 soon thereafter as the course of 
business will permit, for an order directing that his estate be 
released from sequestration under and in accordance with the 
provisions of the Insolvency Acts.—Dated this 8th day of 
Auguat, a.D, 1910. 
GEORGE CROAKER, 
Solicitor for Insolvent, 
10 Bligh- street. 


404 6s. 6d. 


[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,217) 


IN BANKRUPTOY. 


Re Percy Ward (trading as P. Ward & Co.), of Tramway- 
street, Randwick, and late of Bray’s Buildings, Angel- 
place, Sydney, manufacturers’ agert. ; ei 


To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTIOE that Percy Ward intends to apply to tie 
Court, on Tuesday, the 80th day of August 1910, at LO 
a.m., or as soon afterwards as the course of business will 
admit, that a certificate of discharge be granted to him, under 
and according to the provisions of the “ Bankruptcy Act, 
1898.”—Dated this 9th day of August, 1910. 


ARTHUR DEERY, 
Solicitor for the Bankrupt, 
109 Pitt-street, Sydney. 


412 6s, 6d. 


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[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge.} 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (15,755) 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 
Re John Lindsay Raymond, of Carcoar, clerk. 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that I, John Lindsay Raymond, iatend to 
apply to the Court, on Wednesday, the 31st day of August, 
1910, at 10 a.m., or as soon afterwards as the course of busi- 
ness will admit, that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to 
me, under and according to the provisions of the “ Bankruptcy 
Act, 1898.” —Dated this Ist day of August, 1910. 


JOHN LINDSAY RLYMOND. 


366 6s. 6d, 


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LOST, from Bell,—One bay mare, branded RAY over T 
On near shou!der, broken, small spot on near rump. 


RICHARD CLOUGH, 


Bell. 
BRD aris: shan B3. 


Enpoundings, 


*.* Poundkeepers are r2minded that Advertisements of 
Impounded Stock are charged for at the rate of OND SHILLING 
FOR EACH ANIMAL DESCRIBED ; and no such Advertisement will 
be inserted in the Gazette unless accompanied by a remitéance 
sufficient to cover the cost of tnsertion. 
ADAMINABY.—Impounded at Adaminaby, on the 30th day of 
July, 1910, from Buckenderry, by J... Delaney; sum. duc 
at date of notice, 93. 6d. each:— fea 

Red and white bullock, top off off ear, — = near rump. 

White cow, red spots, I, 7 I off rump, near ear marked. 

Tf not released, will be soid at this Pound at noon on the 
25th Aucust, 1910, 
369—2s. 


J. KELLY, Poundkee;ser. 


BATHURST.—Imrounded at Bathurst, on the Ist day of 
~ August, 1910, from Vule-street, Bathurst, by Miss Crozcir; 
sum due at date of notice, 7s. lid. each :— 


Yellow steer calf, —-& near rump, 9 months. 
Ball face heifer, unbranded. 


Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
18th August, 1910. 


870—2s. G. STOKHS, Poundkeeper. 


BIMBI.—Impounded at Bimbi, on the 291h day of July, 1910, 
from Killarney, by Thos. McQuire; sum due at date of 
notice, 7s. Gd. :— 

Horse, like over —— near shoulder, shod, star, aged, 153 

*~ “hands. 

Tf not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act, 
874—1s. J. McINTOSH, Poundkeeper. 
BOMBALA.—Impounded at Bombala, cn the 26th day of 

July, 1910, from Bibenluke, by order of — Wildash, Esq. ; 
sui due at date of nctice, 19s. 6d. :— 

Bay or brown gelding, like YWYC over —", or UG, 
near shoulder, broken, aged. 

Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
25th August, 1910, 
405—l1s. 


J. GARRATTY, Poundkeeper. 


BULLI.—Impounded at Bulli, on the 30th day of July, 1910, 
from Woodlands, by 8. Kirton ; sum due at date of notice, 
10s.:— 

Small red and white heifer, unbranded, about 2 years. 


Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
18th August, 1910. 


386—1s. J. RIXON, Poundkesper. 


COLLARENDEBRI.—Impounded at Collarendebri, on the 
4th.day of August, 1910, from Boonwell, by Mr, Harry 
Kemp; sum due at dato of notice, 7s. 2d. 

Bay geldidg, like J # over = near shoulder, noother brands 
visible, star and snip, white off fore fetlock, pulled tail, 
broken, high wither, aged, 14 hands, 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
first Thursday fourteen days after this publication. 


393—Is. S. GRAY, Poundkeeprr, 


COWRA.—Impounded at Cowra, on the 8rd day of August, 

1910, from Warwick, by order W. Boxall, Esq.; sum due 

at date of notice, 8s.:— i 

Bay horse, black points, collar-marked, like y~ or Y~, near 

; te 3 ha yete dt 

shoulder, shoe on near hind foot, about 4 years, 15 hands. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

25th August, 1910. 
394—1s. 


T, FRAZER, Poundkeeper, 


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GLEN INNES.—Iwpounded at Glen Innes, on the 25th day 
of July, 1910, from railway yards, by Station- master Case ; 
sum du> at date of notice set after each animal :— 

Red bally steer, J F near rump, no other brands visible, 18 
months; £1 2s. 6d. 

Also, on Oth August, 1910, from Craigieburn, by the Manager :— 

Yellow steer, notch one ear, ~T) on rump, 18 months; 9s. 


Tf not released, wll be sold at this Pound at neon on the 
25th August, 1910, 


423--23, E, SARGEANT, Poundkeeper. 


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KURRAJONG.—Impounded at Kurrajong, on the 8rd day of 
August, 1910, out of grass paddock at Kurrajong, by 
C. G. Want; sum due at date of notice, 9s. 6d, :— 

R.d and white cow, H off sump, 3 


near rump, off ear marked, 
shell off horn. ™ 


Tf not released, wil be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


25th August, 19.0. 
875—Is. T. JOHN, Poundkeeper, 


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LEICHHARDT.—Impounded at Leichhardt, on the 2ad day 
cf August, 1910, from Johnston-street Reserve, by A. 
Campbell, Inspector of Nuisances, Annandale; sum due 
at date of notice ect after each animal :— 

Bay gelding; like @QjG near shoulder, aged, 16} hands; 
£i Cs. 6d. 

Alse, by R. Chappelow, 36 Bishop-street, Petersham :— 


Brown mare, @ over J} H near’shoulder, D off shoulder, white 
haira on rump, aged, 16 hands; £1 i4s. 6d. : 
Tf not released, will be scld at this Pound at noon on the 
26th Auguat, 19.0. 
406 —2s. 8. SHELBY, Poundkeeper. 


LISMORB.—Impounded at Lismore, on the 29th day of July, 
1910, from Common, by W. Dickson; sum due at date of 
notice set after each animal :— 

Black gelding, like Q over NV uear shoulder, like TJ (conjoined) 
off shoulder, aged; 11s. o~ 

Bally chestnut stallion, crippled hind legs, like G near shoulder, 
3 years; 11s. 

Bay gelding, like I Mf near shoulder crippled near front foot: 

it 

Bay gelding, blaze, like { near shoulder, 46 near ribs; 11s, 

Black pony gelding, like 4 near shoulder, 3 years; 11s, 


Also, on Ist August, 1910, from Goonellabah, by T. Clifford :— 
Black gelding, poor, like RD near shoulder, like y~ off 
shculder, aged; 7s. 9d, AY O 
Also, on 8rd August, 1910, from Numulgi, by W. Black :— 


Bally brindle heifer, like (YN over WA off rump, about 2 
years; 78. 


Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


J. JAMES, Poundkeeper. 


MANLY.—Impounded at Manly, on the 4th day of August, 
1910, from Central Park, by Mr. W. Ellison, Inspector ; 
damages and driving, 1s. 3d. :— . 


Bay gelding, WAY over AH near shoulder, unshod, poor, 
pulled mane and tail, 8 years, 16 hands. 


Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


25th Auguat, 1910, 
420—1s. J. FARRELL, Poundkeeper. 


MARBRRICKVILLE.—Impounded at Marrickville, on the 29th 
day of July, 1910, from Thode’s Nursery, by F. Thode ; 
sum due at date of notice, ls. 11d. :— 

Yellow cow, three white legs, white tail, like wy (blotched) 
near rump, about 4 years, 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

18th August, 1910, 


388—lIs, E, EDWARDS, Poundkeeper. 


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mick pe —Imn pounded at Molong, on the 4th day of Aug 'st, 
910, from Molong Common, by P. Bowler, Ranger ; sum 
dune at date of notics set after cach animal :— 


Red and white cow, snaily horns, J po near ribs, snip cut top 
near ear, about 6 years; 4s. 9a. 

Roan stag, two slits cff ear, stig near ear, like QT near rump, 
about 4 years; 4s. 9d. td 

Red _ heifer, ‘white star, little white about ae no brands 


visible, 21 months to 2 years; 3s. 9d. 


Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on tke 
25th August, 1910. 
396—32s. 


PARRAVATTA ep eae at Parramatta, on the 5th day 
of August, 1910, from Albion-street, by order of W. M. 
Cox, Esq. ; sum ‘due at date of lee 8s. 104d. each :— 


H. HASLAM, Pound%eeper, 


Red cow, like H (very faint) on rump, milking side, short | 


hors, milking, about 5 years. 
B: indle heifer, no brands visible, about 2 years. 


If not released, will be cold at this Pound at noon on the 
25th August, 1910. 
407—2s. 


TI. FERRIS, Poundkceper. 


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RANDWICK.—Impounded at Randwick, on the 27th day of 
July, 1910, from Randwick Park, by M. Doherty, Assists nt 
Impounding Officer ; advertisement delayed a -vaiting 
owner ; sum due at date of notice set after each animal :— 


Yellow and white cow, like FW near rump; £1 8s. €d. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
18th August, 1910, 


Also, on the 6th August, 1910, from Randwick Park, by the 
same officer :— 


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NEW SOUTH WALES ‘GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.” 


The ‘GOVERNMENT GAZETTE” is now published on the 
WEDNESDAY in each week, and the issue of Supplements, unless 
Statutory or Extraordinary, is prohibited. All Notices— 
Departmental or private—for insertion must be received by the 
Government Printer not later than TWELVE 0’CLOCK of the day 
preceding the day of publication. 


Proors of Departmental Notices will be supplied, but must 
be returned noi later than 5 p.m. on the Tuesday, and duly 
certified for issue by a responsible Officer ; otherwise such 
Notices will not be included in the next day’s Gazette, 


ALL PoUNDKEEPERS’ and private advertisements forwarded 
Jor publication in the ‘* Gazette” must be PAID FOR PRIOR TO 
INSERTION ; and all notices, from whatever source, should be 
legibly written on one side of the paper only. Signatures (in 
particular) and proper names must be written very plainly in 
the text. All documents illegibly writien will be returned 
unpublished. 


ADVERTISEMENTS are charged for at the rate of 38. for eight 
lines or under (ten words to the line), and 3d. for every additional 
line above eight lines. 


Supscrietions :—For the year, 80s. ; by post, 358.; for the 
half-year, 17s, 6d.; by post, 208.; for the quarter, 18s. 6d.; 
by post, 14s., payable in advance. Single numbers, current 
year, 6d. each ; previous years, 1s., postage added. 

Subscriptions may commence from the first of any month ; 
but back numbers (for the then current quarter) are supplied 
to yearly subscribers only. 


ALL PAYMENTS must be made in advance, and may be remitied 
by Money Orders, Postal Notes, or N.S.W. Duty Stamps, 
Postage Stamps will not be accepted. 


ALL COMMUNICATIONS should be addressed to “* The Govern: 
ment Printer, Sydney.” 


Red and white cow, like -.y over TC near rump, like Ay ONTENTS PAGH 
off rump; 6s. 6d. P Procls maticns 4373 
ae saieice 16ton Aon eRe ey eoie ey eS Local Government iL otiePeaclamations, “ke. ; . 4375 
y : oo Appointments, &c. vee vee eer one ve =4381 
408—2s. J. HILL, Poundkeeper. Government Notices vee 4382 
Z a Industrial Disputes Act—Awards acd Order under . 4386 
; Act of Parliament assented to Pe a 4392 

SINGLETON.—Impounded at Singleton, on the 2nd day of 

August, 1910, from Bulga, by;Alexander Bro. ; sum cue at ee te eee Uber are Tis: he ie ae 

date of notice, 78. sd each: — eae a RAllaeye and Tramways—Sale of Lost fe 
Roan bulleck, like J over 4] near rump, & over § near back, and Unclaimed Property... eh 2s vee ©4392 
near ear marked, 33 years. Notice to Lay Service Pipes a nee see vee §=4392 
White bullock, no brands visible, 34 years. pup cao ares poate “ oo vee ve 4393 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the CaN eae sae ph ge hn ss oe, me . 
18th August, 1910. ed og : Fs ts a ey oe 4395 
371—2s, G. PLAYFORD, Poundkeeper. Application for a Water and Drainage, &e., License .,, 4399 
eee) 8 nel + | Nidgery Weir Water Trust = ms ves we = 4399 
TIMBREBONGIE.— Esra sana at pee on the 4th | Belongil Swamp Drainage Trust .. “ “ ve 4401 
day of August, 1910, from Backwater, near Narromine, Vital Statistics —.., ie acs es a ve 4404 
by H. Shearwood, Esquire ; sum due at date of notice, | District Courts... eee aes ve 4412 
1Cs. 6d. :— Return of Merchants’ Explosives. tes vee we ©4413 
: J Oyster Culture Leases ,., a * vee we $4413 
Red bullock, indescribable brand near rump, notch out near | Officiating Ministers a iy i .. 4415 
ear, tip on tail, 3 years. Mines Department Notices ves vee vee we 4415 
If not released, will be sold at tts Pound at noon on the | Lands Department Notices tee an woe «4421 
first Thursday fourteen days after this publication. : ee Sinete tos ves ves : . 4461 
rivate vertisements ve0e eee eee cee eer 4462 
409—1s. P. OLSEN, Poundkeeper. Impoundings sg fe is eee a vee 4467 

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WEDNESDAY, 10 AUGUST. 


(1910. 


SPECIAL GAZETTE UNDER THE “PUBLIC SERVICE 
ACT 19025 . 


APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. Joun Wrttiam Matcoum Latpiaw, Relieving 
Clerk of Petty Sessions, to act as Clerk of Petty 
Sessions at Braidwood, pending the arrival of 
a suecessor to Mr. G. R. Williams, to be trans- 
ferred,—from the 8th August, 1910; also to act 
as District Registrar in Bankruptcy (to act only 
at such times as the Police Magistrate is unable 
_to perform the duty), as District Registrar of 
Births, Deaths, and Marriages for the District 
of Braidwood at Braidwood, and as Registrar of 
the Court of Review at that place, under the 
‘“Yiand and Income Tax Assessment Act of 1895,’’ 
and Regulations thereunder,—from the same 
date. 


Mr. Sypnrey Brit Gunn, Relieving Clerk of Petty 
Sessions, to act as Clerk of Petty Sessions, Lis- 
more, pending the arrival of a successor to Mr. 
A. B. C. Burke, to be transferred,—from the 8th 
August, 1910; also to act as District Registrar 
of Births, Deaths, and Marriages for the District 
of Lismore at Lismore, as District Registrar in 
Bankruptcy at Lismore (to act only at such times 
as the Police Magistrate is unable to perform the 
duty), and as Registrar of the Court of Review 
at that place under the Land and Income Tax 
Assessment Act of 1895, and Regulations there- 
under,—from the same date. 


Mr. Epwarp Prroy Cusick, Clerk, Water Police 
Office, to act as Clerk of Petty Sessions, Bingara, 
pending the arrival of a successor to Mr. W. Jf. 
Perry, to be transferred,—from the 8th August, 
1910; also to act as Registrar in Bankruptcy at 
Bingara (to act only at such times as the Police 
Magistrate is unable to perform the duty), as 
Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages for 
the District of Bingara at Bingara, and as Regis- 
trar of the Court of Review at that place under 
the Land and Income Tax Assessment Act of 
1895, and Regulations thereunder,—from the same 
date. 


Mr. James Montcomery BontHorne, Relieving Clerk 
of Petty Sessions, to act as Clerk of Petty Ses- 
sions at Manly, vice Geddes, relieved,—from the 
4th August, 1910. 

Mr. Witt1aAm Butter Gerppres, Relieving Clerk of 
Petty Sessions, to act as Clerk of Petty Sessions 
at Nyngan, pending the arrival of a successor to 
Mr. HK. H. Page, to be transferred,—from the 5th 
August, 1910; also to act as District Registrar 
in Bankruptcy at Nyngan, as Registrar of Births, 
Deaths, and Marriages for the District. of Cobar 
at Nyngan, and as Registrar of the Court of 
Review at Nyngan under the Land and Income 
Tax Assessment Act of 1895, and Regulations 
thereunder,—from the same date. 


First-class Constable ANDREW SHERLOCK to be Acting 
Clerk of Petty Sessions atWalbundrie, during the 
absence of First-class Constable Osborne, on leave, 
—from the 9th August, 1910. 


Constable Donatp Ross to act as Assistant. District 
Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages for 
the Districts of Ballina and The Tweed at Byron 


Bay, dufing the absence of Senior-constable 
Stephens, on leave,—from the 18th July, 1910. 


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[10 Ave., 1910. 


ANSE 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 


Executive Council, and upon the recommendatioi, of. ° 


the Public Service Board, has been pleased to apajnt.- 


Osman Avams Epwarps, Esquire, Police Magistrate, 


Mudgee, to be Police Magistrate, Tanmworth, vice 


Jones, transferred,—from the date of commencing .., 
duty ; also to be District Recistrar in Bankruptey | 


at Tamworth, Visiting Justice to the Gaol at that? ; / 4) arm, Department, of “Agriculture, vice Mr. 
OD | 


place, and Licensing Magistrate and Official’Mem- 
ber of the Licensing Court for the ‘Licensing Dis- 

trict of Tamworth,—from the date of commencing 

duty. t 


Ernest Harcourt Pacz, Clerk of Petty Sessions, 
Nyngan, to be Clerk of Petty Sessions, Muswell- 
brook, vice Cleeve, promoted,—from the 8th 
August, 1910; also to-be Registrar of the District, 
Court at Muswellbrook, District Registrar in 
Bankruptcy at that place, Registrar of Births, 
Deaths, and Marriages for the District. of Robert- 
son at Muswellbrook, and Registrar of the Court 
of Review at Muswellbrook under the Land and 
Income Tax Assessment Act of 1895, and Regula- 
tions thereunder,—from the same date. 

. RecGinaLtp Gorpon Cooxson, Clerk, Petty Sessions 
Office, Cootamundra, to be Clerk, Petty Sessions 


Office, Bathurst, vice Balmain, transferred,—from 
the Ist August, 1910. 


Guy Francis Cameron Grirrin, Junior Clerk, 
Petty Sessions Office, Gunnedah, to be Junior 
Clerk, Petty Sessions Office, Cootamundra, vice 
Cookson, transferred,—from the 1st August, 1910. 


FirstClass Constable AtBurt JAmEs SHERIDAN to be 
Acting Clerk of Petty Sessions at Angledool, vice 
Connor, transferred,—from the date of commen- 
cing duty. 


Mr. 


Me. 


JOHN GARAND. 


COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of 


Mr. EK. Dunn, Master, Launch ‘‘Carrington,”’? Depart- 
ment of Navigation, being appointed Acting As- 
sistant Engineer, Macquarie Lighthouse, vice Mr. 
W. H. Thomas, retiring. MPa 


[E.M. 289] 
T. WADDELL. 


DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. Aupert WittiAm Deane, Surveyor, Local Land 
Board Office, Grafton, to the position of Surveyor 
in the Local. Land: Board Office, Armidale,—to 
take effect from the 7th July, 1910 (MI. 1910- 
7,141). 
. Franx James Nancoritas Harris, Surveyor, Local 
Land Board Office, Maitland, to the position of 
- Surveyor in the Local Land Board Office, Grafton, 
—to take effect from the 9th July, 1910 (M1. 1910- 


7,140). 
rdy S. W. MOORE. 


DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive: Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint | 


Senior-constable CHaries ApotpHus Goocn, as Bailiff 
of the Warden’s Court at Barmedman, vice Mr. 
D. Hawkins, resigned, such appointment to 
take effect from 22nd May, 1910 (Misc. 1910- 
5,879-201). 


Constable Joun Percy McDonnety, Warden’s Clerk, 
&e., as Bailiff of the Warden’s Court at Candelo, 
—such appointment to take effect from the Ist 
June, 1910 (Mise. 1910-5,880-201). 


Mr. Anprew McCuvre Dunn, Crown Lands Agent, as 
Warden’s Clerk, Mining Registrar, and Officer 
authorised to issue Miners’ Rights and Business 
Licenses at Walgett, vice Mr. G. H. Armstrong, 
retired,—such appointment to take effect from 
the 27th June, 1910 (Misc. 1910-5,878-201). 


, W. H. WOOD. 


r Meee DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 
‘HES Excellency ithe Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council; and upon the recommendation of 
the. Ptiblic Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the appointment of 
Mr. MYT. Harrican, Clerk, Stores Supply Depart- 
‘ meént, -as Registrar, Wollongbar Experiment 


“T..P. Edmunds, transferred,—such appointment 
to take effect from the Ist July, 1910. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the appointment, on probation for a period of six 
months from the 25th June, 1910, of 


Mr. Givpert Francis Kisstewnits, as Experimenta- 
list, Grafton Experiment Farm. 


JOHN PERRY. 


CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENT. 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


‘HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 


Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the confirmation of the appointment of 


Mr. Barton McIntosH Rozs as a Cadet Draftsman 
in the Miscellaneous Compiling Branch, Head 
Office,—the appointment to take effect from the 
21st: June, 1909 (M1. 1910-7,143). . 


‘8. W’ MOORE. 


PROMOTION. 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the’ recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the promotion, under the provisions of No. 149 of 
the Regulations under the ‘‘ Public Service Act, 
1902,’’ of 


Mr. ArcHIBALD WELLESLEY CHAPMAN, District Sur- 
veyor,. Forbes,—such promotion to take effect 


from the Ist July, 1910 (MI. 1910-7,142). 
S. W. MOORE. 


RESIGNATION. 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, has been pleased to accept the 

resignation. of d ie 

Mr. Walter Glendower Evans of his position of Drafts- 
man in the Parish Map Compiling Branch, Head 
Office,—such resignation to take effect from and 
inclusive of the 2nd June, 1910 (MI. 1910-7,145). 


S. W. MOORE. 


RETIREMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 


THE retirement from the Public Service of the fal- 

lowing Teachers, in accordance with the provisions of 

section 66 of the ‘‘Public Service Act, 1902,” on the — 

dates specified in connection with their respective 

names, 1s hereby notified, viz. :— : 

Mr. Thomas H. Taylor, Teacher, Public School, Han- 
bury,—on the Ist August, 1910. 


James Sommerville, Teacher, Public 
Brookvale,—on the 17th September, 1910. 
J. W. Bell, Teacher, Public School, Mitten’s 
Creek,—on the 30th June, 1911. 
J. A. HOGUE. 


Mr. School, 


Mr. 


FORESTRY DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation. of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the retire- 
ment from the Public Service of 
Mr. John Joseph Hardiman, District Forester, Taree, 
¥orestry Department, in accordance with the pro- 
visions of section 63 of the ‘‘ Publie Service Act, 
1902,’’—such retirement to take effect from: 22nd 
August, 1910 (Forests 1910-9,289). th: 
JOHN PERRY. 


10 Ave. 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 125. 4471 


Public Service Board, 
4, O’Connell-street, 
Sydney,.8th August, 1910. 


WE, the Public Service Board, appointed under the provisions of the ‘‘ Public Service Act, 1902,” hereby notify the 
amendments in grading shown hereunder, any increases in salary involved to be subject to the provision of the necessary 


funds by Parliament :— 
Hie) EE, wokay, | Mar bere or the 


G. A. McKAY, Public Service Board. 


Cc. J. SAUNDERS, 


Name of Officer. | Classification of Work. | Salary. Dees 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH. 
| £ 
I ER RSS ae a PER Third Ambulance Driver, Coast Hospital ..... ..........4. 90 General. 
Quarters, rations, 
fuel, light, and 
uniform. 
to be 
Baer Mid ethos ciysvanhiroad ai cexcatn sete | Third Ambulance Driver, Coast Hospital ..............0... 125 teneral. 
i Rations and 
: uniform. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 
Wihttloyn James lesese to cnsscngeteadorses ip@lerks PrisonssDepartiment..sscccsucscersctameeters tetsnset ] 370 | Clerical. 
to be 
WY BUELO We RMON sch icctrsavanecshiideneoyen | Senior Clerk, Prisons Department ............cc6cesceseeeees | 370 | Clerical. 
SPOR TR AEG. we iscurcetaaissss feeioms doe | Court-keeper, Water Police Office: 1.0... ..0......00cescaceees 52 General. 
. and quarters £25 
to be 
UP odd raVirs, SAa ie re eran tees semaines Court-keeper, Water Police Office 22. 4...50....c0cstsesneves 52 General. 
1 cS and quarters £25, 


fuel and light 
valued at £10 per 
annum. 


Public Service Board, 
_4, O’Connell-street, 
Sydney, 9th August, 1910. 


WE, the Public Service Board, appointed under the provisions of the ‘‘ Public Service Act, 1902,” hereby notify the 
amendments in grading shown hereunder. Any increases in salaries involved are subject to the provision of the necessary 


funds by Parliament. 
E. H. WILSHIRE, 


Members of the 


G. A. McKAY, Public Service Board. 


Cc. J. SAUNDERS, 


Name of Officer. | Classification of Work. Salary. D ett 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 
£ 
Ranson) Sie Rea s. co eetsneniise) aes Draftsman, sac. scecain crests: bccn mack ecmonics Marte rast den tarnenane «se 200 Professional. 
ranging £220. 
_ to be 4 
anos de tts wce.icassseencsecttonees Aasiatarmh: -Gompurets.prastey acs sdecihdedhsuadiasscopbensaeediecsr Aberads eat 200 Professional, 
| ranging £220. 
THE TREASURY. 
Stores Suppty DEPARTMENT. 
ALIBI sees Wacaseacsmtaccasctiess | Head Cutter, State Clothing Factory .........icseccsecaseces cseneees 300 | General. 
to be : 
HaLOT. VWs, ds Morciettccetasagescoss | Manager, State Clothing Factory........cs.cssccsesnsereceeee sees eeees | 300 | General. 


DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 


INDEED yn dis alice. wttsaien mecene es Registrar, Wagga Wagga Experiment Farm............... css 200 | Clerical. 
| less £20 rent. 
to be 


NECK Cri Snel pees scenes ntact see Registrar, Wagga Wagga Experiment Farm..................00860 *200 Clerical. 
with residence. 


* To take effect from lst July, 1910. 


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PROCLAMATION 
New Sour Watzs, ) By His Exceileney The Rivit IWonour- 
to wit. fable Frepento Joux Narirn. Baron 
CHELMSFORD, 


the Most Distinguished O.der of Saint 


Knight Commander of 


(1.8. ) 


W.P. Cutten, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 
His Hxcellency the 


Governor in the Commonwealth of 


Dependencies, 
Australia 
HEREAS under the provisions of the Licensing Acts, 
1882-3, certain Districts were by Proclamation defined 
to be Licensing Districts for the purposes cf the said Acts : 
And whereas by the ‘‘ Liquor Act, 1898,” it is provided 
that the Governor, with the advice of the Hxecutive Council, 
may from time to time, by Proclamation in the Gazette, alter 
the boundaries of any Licensing District proclaimed under 
that Act or under the Licensing Acts aforesaid : And whereas 
it is expedient to alter the “boundaries cf certain of the 
Licensing Districts so proclaimed, and to define the boundaries 
of the whole of the Licensing Districts of the State afore- 
said: Now, therefore, I, Frrperick JoHN Napitrr Baron 
CHELMSFORD, the Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, do, by this my Proclamation, hereby 
define, and, so far as hereinafter shown, alter the boundaries 
of the following Licensing Districts, namely :—The Metro- 
politan Licensing District, and the Licensing Districts of 
Albury, Armidale, Ballina, Balranald, Barraba, Bathurst, Bega, 
Bellingen, Berrima, Bingara, Bombala, Bourke, sraidwood, 
Brewarrina, Brisbane W ater, Broken Hi ll, Burrowa, Camden, 
Campbelltown, Carcoar, Cassili is, Cobar, Condobolin, Cooma, 
Coonabarabran, Coonamble, Cootamundra, Corowa, jowra, 
Deniliquin, Dowling, Dubbo, Dungog, Eden, Kmmaville, 
Forbes, Germanton, Glen Innes, Goulburn, Grafton, Grenfell, 
Gulgong, Gundagai, Gunnedah, Hartley, Hay, Hillgrove, 
Hillston, Inverell, Jerilderie, Junee, Kiama, Lismore, Liver- 
pool, Maclean, Macleay River, Maitland, Manning River, 
Menindie, Milparinka, Mitchell, Moama, Molong, Meree, 


WED? ge 10 AUGUST. 


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Moruya, Mudgee, Murrurundi, Murwillumbah, Muswell- 
brook and Merton, Nambucca, Narrabri, Narrandera, New- 
castle, Nymagee, Nyngan, Orange, Parkes, Parramatta, 
Paterson, Peak Hill, Penrith, Picton, Port Macquarie, Port 
Stephens, Queanbeyan, Quirindi, Raymond Terrace, Rich- 
mond River, Ryde, Ryistone, Scone, Shoalhaven, Singleton, 
Tamworth, Temora, Tenterfield, Tymbarumba, Tumut, 
Uralla, Urana, Wagga Wagga, W alcha, Walgett, Wanaaring, 
Warialda, Warren, Wee Waa, Wellington, Wentworth, 
White Cliffs, Windsor, W ollongong, Wyalong, Yass, and 
Young, proclaim and define the Districts, as hereunder 
deseribed, to be Licensing Districts for the purposes of the 
said ‘‘ Liquor Act, 1898.” And I order and direct that, from 
and after phe notification hereof in the Government Gazette, 
such parts of the said Licensing Districts as are now comprised 
Within any other Licensing Districts shall cease to be within 
the jurisdiction of such Districts. 


Axgpury Licensing District. 


Counties of Goulburn and Hume : Commencing on the left 
bank of the Murray River, at a point south of the south-east 
corner of portion 69 of 163 acres, parish of Dora Dora, 
county of Gouiburn ; and bounded thence by a line, parts of 
which form the east boundaries of portions 69, 59, and 60, 
north to a point east of the north-east corner of portion 53 ; 
by a line west to that corner, and by the north boundary of 
that portion west, part of its west boundary south to the 
range forming the north-western boundary of portion 64; by 
by ‘that range southerly to the source of Woomargama or 
Mountain Creek ;. by that creek downwards to the north- 

east corner of portion 97, Sete of Woomargama ; by the 
north boundary of that portion and aline west to ‘the east 
boundary of portion 88; and by that boundary north to 
Woomargama or Mountain Creek aforesaid; and by that 
creek downwards to its junction with Billabung Creek ; by 
aa creek downwards to the eastern boundary of the parish 

Thugga, county of Hume; by the eastern boundaries of 
that parish, and parish of Buckargingah generally northerly to 
tne main range between the Murray and Murrumbidgee 
Rivers; by part-of that range and the range dividing the 


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NEW SOUTH: WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 126. [10 Ava., 1910. 


Mittagong and Yerong Creeks from Doodle Swamp Falis and 
Buckargingah Creek ; and by the range forming the southern 
watershed of Urangeline Creck generally westerly to Wallen- 
doon Hill; by a line west to the east boundaay of portion 
65, parish of Bulgandry, county of Hume; by a line, parts 
of which form the east boundaries of portions 65, 68, 69, and 
124 south, part of the north boundary of portion 72 east, and 
by a line, parts of which form the east boundaries of portions 
72, 74, 22, and 23 south, to Billabung Creek ; by that creek 
upwards to the west boundary of the parish of Hindmarsh ; by 
the western and part of the southern boundaries of that parish 
southerly and easterly to the western side of the road from 
Howlong to Walbundry ; by that side of that road southerly 
to the northern boundary of the parish of Howloug ; and by 
the northern and eastern boundaries of that parish easterly 
and southerly, to the Murray River aforesaid, and by a line 
south to its left bank, and by that bank upwards to the point 
of commencement. 


In lieu-of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


ARMIDALE Licensinc Distrrict. 


Counties of Clark, Hardinge, and Sandon ; Commencing at 
the confluence of Blue Mountain Creek with the Muddy 
River or Salisbury Waters; and bounded thence by Blue 
Mountain Creek upwards to the junction of Scrubby Creek ; 
thence by the range forming the western watershed of the 
latter creek southerly via the Bine Mountain to the Bald 
Knob ; thence by the range forming the northern watershed 
of Grose Creek westerly to the western boundary of the parish 
of Eastlake, county of Sandon; by the western boundaries 
of that parish and parish of Mihi generally northerly to 
Salisbury Waters; by those waters downwards to Saumarez 
Creek ; by that creek upwards to the south-east corner of 
portion 123, parish of Butler; by the southern boundary of 
that parish and parish of Elton generally westerly to the Rocky 
River ; by a line west to its left bank; by that bank of that 
river and the left bank of the Bundarra or Gwydir River down- 
wards to Roumalla Creek; by that creek upwards to the 
north-east corner of portion 57, parish of Stonybatter, county 
of Hardinge ; by the northern boundaries of portions 57, 20, 
91, 92, and 21, anda line westerly to the north-east corner 
of portion 121, parish of Chapman; by the north boundaries 
of that portion and portions 14 and 39 of 700 acres, parish of 
Stonybatter, west to the north-west corner of the latter 
portion ; by a line westerly to the north-east corner of portion 
28; by the the north boundaries of that portion and portions 
27 and 4 west, the west boundary of the latter portion, a 
line, and the west boundary of portion 10 south to the south- 
west corner of that portion; by a line west to the western 
extreme of the table-land of the Nandewar Range, which 
divides the counties of Hardinge and Darling ; by that side 
of that table-land westerly and northerly to a point west of 
the south-west corner of portion 2, parish of Drummond ; 
by a line and the south boundary of that portion east to 
Baker’s Creek ; by that creek downwards to the north-west 
corner of portion 10, parish of Cameron; by the north boun- 
dary of that portion, a line, and the north boundary of portion 
38, east to King John’s Creek; by that creek downwards to 
the Gwydir River; by a line east to its right bank ; by that 
bank of that river upwards to Abington Creek; by that 
creek upwards to the western boundary of the parish of 
Abington ; by that boundary generally northerly to George’s 
Creek ; by that creek upwards to the boundary dividing the 
counties of Clarke and Hardinge ; by that boundary northerly 
to Ben Lomond ; by the southern watershed of the Clarence 
River south-easterly to the eastern boundary of the parish 
of Lagane, county of Clarke’; by that boundary generally 
northerly to the Aberfoyle River; by that river downwards 
to an eastern boundary of the parish of Gill; by that boun- 
dary, the northern boundary, and another eastern boundary 
of that parish, southerly, easterly, and again southerly, to 


the aforesaid southern watershed of the Clareuce River ; by- 


that watershed easterly to a point north of the north-west 
corner of portion 7 of 440 acres, parish of Day ; by a-line 
south to that corner ; and by the western boundary of that 
parish southerly to the right bank of the Chandler River ; 
by that bank of that river downwards to the north-east 
corner of portion 70 of 2 acres, parish of Chandler; by the 
north boundaries of that portion, portions 20, 61, and 125, a 
line, the south boundary of portion 59, parish of Rockvale, 
west, the west boundary of that portion, and the west and 
south boundaries of portion 60 of 660 acres north and west 
to Ten QO’clock Creek ; by that creek and Lamb’s Valley 
Creek downwards to the Woolomombi River ; by the left 
bank of that river upwards to a point east of the north-east 
corner of portion 2 of 60 acres, parish of Wollomombi; by a 
line west to that corner; and by the east boundary of that 
portion south ; the north and west boundaries of portion 61 
and a west boundary of portion 16 west and south, a north 
boundary of the latter portion, the north boundary of portion 
29, a line, and a south boundary of portion 107 west ; by a 
line and the east and south boundaries of portion 105 south 
and west, part of its west boundary north to the northern 
boundary of the parish of Urotah; by that boundary and 
the northern boundary of the parish of Hillgroye, generally 
westerly to the Guyra River; by a line west to its right 


bank ; and by the right banks of that river and the Muddy 
River or Salisbury Waters downwards, to the point of com- 
mencement. : 

In lieu of proclamation, 22nd February, 1898. 


Bautuina Licgznsina Disrricr. 

Counties of Richmond and Rous: Commencing on _ the 
high-water mark of the South Pacific Ocean, at a point about 
2 of a mile southerly from Broken Head, and due east to the 
south-east corner of portion 154 of 194 acres 2 rocds, parish 
of Byron, county of Rous; and bounded thence by the 
southern boundary of.that parish generally westerly to Byron 
Creek ; by that creek downwards to Pearce’s Creek ; by that 
creek upwards to the Cowalong-road ; by that road southerly 
to the north-east corner.of portion 68, parish of Lismore ; by 
the cast boundary of that portion south, part of the north 
boundary of portion 49 east, to Marom Creek; by that creek 
downwards to the eastern side of the road from Lismore to 
Wardell; by that side of that road southerly to Youngman’s 
Creek ; by that creek downwards to. the southern boundary 
of portion 222, parish of Meerschaum; by that boundary 
west to Marom Creek aforesaid; by that creek upwards to 
the north-east corner of portion 283; by the north boundary 
of that portion west, part of the east boundary of portion 32 
north, and its north: boundary west to Tucki Tucki Creek 
by that creek southerly to the north boundary of portion 76, 
parish of Tuckurimba ; by parts of the northern and eastern 
boundaries of that parish easterly and southerly to the road 
from Lismore to the Richmond River, as shown on plan R, 
2,067--1,603 ; by the western side of that road southerly to 
the Richmond River; by a line south to its right bank; by 
that bank of that river upwards toits south arm; by the 
right bank of that arm upwards to a point west of a tree 
marked broad-arrow over L over 85 on the Richmond Range, 
dividing the waters of the Clarence and Richmond Rivers ; 
by that range easterly to a post marked broad-arrow over z, 
100 chains 96 links west of a post marked LDB over LG near 
the sea-coast, about 4 miles southerly from Hvans’ Head ; by 
a line east to the aforesaid high-water mark; and by that 
high-water mark northerly to the point of commencement— 
inclusive of all islands adjacent to the coast between a point 
east of the south-east corner of portion 154, parish of Byron, 
county of Rous, and a point 4 miles southerly from. Evans’ 
Head, In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898, 


BALRANALD Licunsine District. 
The Balranald Licensing District to be the Balranald Police 
District, as notified in the Government Gazette No. 117, of 
27th July, 1910. 
In lieu of Proclamation of 28th July, 1908. 


BarraBa Licunsina District. 

County of Darling; Commencing at the confluence of 
Borah Creek with the Maniila River; and bounded thence 
by the right bank of that river upwards to a point west of the 
south-west corner of portion 7, parish of Wilson, by a line 
east to that corner, and by the southern boundary of that 
parish generally easterly to the Namoi River; by the right 
bank of that river upwards to Boundary Creek; by that 
creek upwards to the Nandewar Range, and by the western 
extreme of the table-land of that range northerly, and the 
summit of that range generally south-westerly to the range 
dividing the counties of Nandewar and Darling, at the head 
of Tareela Creek ; by that range dividing the waters of Maules 
Creek from those of Tareela Creek and the Manilla River 
south-easterly to the head of Borah Creek; and by that 
creek downwards to the point of commencement. 

In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1888. 


Batruurst Licrnsinc District. 


The Bathurst Licensing District to be the Bathurst 
Police District, as notified in the Government Gazetts, No. 
117, of 27th July, 1910. 

In lieu of Proclamation of 15th July, 1963. 

Buea Licunsing District, 

Bega Licensing District to be the Bega Police District, as 
notified in the Government Gazette, No. 117, ot 27th July, 
1910. 

In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


BELLINGEN Licensina Disrricr- 

Counties of Raleigh and Fitzroy : Commencing on the high- 
water mark of the South Pacific Ocean ata point east of the 
north-east corner of portion 41, parish of Newry, county of 
Raleigh ; and bounded thence by a line, parts of which form 
the south boundaries of portions 34, 170, and 171 west, to the 
south-west corner of the last-mentioned portion ; thence a 
line north-westerly to the south-east eccrner of portion 1 of 80 
acres ; by the south boundary of that portion west and a line 
westerly to the south-east corner of portion 10 of 80 acres ; 
by the south boundary of that portion west anda line westerly 
to the.south-east corner of “portion 42 of 40 acres; by the 
south boundary of that portion west and ‘a line westerly to 
the south-east corner of portion 35 of 804 acres, parish of 
Gladstone ; by the south boundary of that portion west and 
a line south-westerly to the south-east corner of portion 11 of 
384 acres ; by the south boundaries of that portion and portion 
4 and the north boundary of portion 25 of 40 acres west, to 


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the north-west corner of the last-mentioned portion ; thence 
a line westerly to the south-east corner of portion 149, parish 
of Belmore; by the southern boundaries of that portion and 
portion 32 westerly ; by the western boundaries of the last- 
named portion and portion 72 north to the south arm of the 
Bellingen River ; by the right bank of that arm upwards to 
a point north of the north-west corner of portion 10, parish of 
Merrylegai ; thence a line and the west boundaries of that 
ortion and portion 11 south to the south-west corner of the 
atter portion, and by a line west to the Snowy Mountains 
Range ; by that range north-westerly and the range dividing 
the counties of Raleigh and Fitzroy from the county of Clarke 
northerly to the source of Boundary Creek ; by that creek 
downwards generally north-easterly to a south boundary of 
the parish of Allan’s Water, county of Fitzroy; by that 
boundary westerly to the main road from Armidale to 
Grafton ; by that road northerly to a point bearing south 16 
degrees 42 minutes west and distant 138 chains 33 links from 
a tree marked broad-arrow over L.D.B. 48 on Merchin Creek ; 
by a marked line to that tree ; and by Merchin Creek down- 
wards to Blick’s River; by the right banks of that river and 
Nymboida River downwards, and the right bank of the Little 
Nymboida River upwards to Bobo Creek; by that creek 
upwards to its source in the range forming the southern 
watershed of the Clarence River; by that range and the range 
dividing the waters of Bucka Bucka Creek and Orara River 
from Moonee and Coff’s Harbour Creeks generally north- 
easterly to a point west of the south-west corner of portion 
30, parish of Woogoolga, county Fitzroy ; thence a line, parts 
of which form the south boundaries of that portion and 
portions 29, 66, and 67, east to the sea-coast at Bare Bluff; 
and by the aforesaid high-water mark southerly, to the point 
of commencement. : 
s In leu of Proclamation of lst May, 1903. 


Berrima Licenstna District. 

Berrima Licensing District to be the Berrima Police Dis- 
trict, as notified in the Government Gazette, No. 117, of 27th 
July, 1910. 

In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


Bincara Licenstne Disrrrot. 


Counties of Murchison and Burnett: Commencing on the 
range forming the boundary between the counties of Mur- 
chison and Courallie, at Slaughter-house Pinnacle, and 
bounded thence by that range yenerally southerly, and the 
range between the counties of Murchison and Nandewar 
south-easterly to the Nandewar Range; by that range north- 
easterly ‘to the range forming the eastern boundary of the 
county of Murchison: by the western extreme of the table- 
land of that range northerly to a point east of the north-east 
corner of portion 3 of 403 acres, parish of McKinnon, 
county of Murchison; by a line aud part of the north 
boundary of that portion west to Reedy Creek; by that 
creek and Keera Creek downwards to the Gwydir River: 
- by a line north to its right bank, and by that bank of 
that river upwards to the confluence of Dingo Creek about 
10 chains northerly from the north-east ecrner of portion 21 
of 90 acres, parish of Evans; by that creek upwards to the 
south-western corner of portion 10, parish of Dingo; by the 
southern boundary of the parish of Durham generally westerly; 
the eastern boundaries of portions 180 and 43, parish of 
Durham ; a line north, a southern, western, south-western, 
and another western boundary of portion 179; a line north, 
the southern boundary of portion 153, the southern boundaries 
of portions 42, 41, and 40, parish of Myall,.the northern and 
western boundaries of the last-mentioned portion generally 
westerly and northerly to the north-west corner of the latter 
portion ; by Myali Creek downwards to a point south of the 
south-western corner of portion 20, parish of Delingera ; by a 
line, the boundaries of portions 20, 21, 15, 17, and 16 generally 
northerly to the boundary dividing the counties of Burneté 
and Murchison ; by that boundary generally westerly to the 
Gwydir, or Big River, by the right bank of that river down- 
wards ; and by the northern boundary of Bangheet Holding 
generally south-westerly to the point of commencement. 

Tn lieu of Proclamation 22nd Iebruary, 1898. 


Bompata Licenstnc Disrricr. 


Bombala Licensing District to be the Bombala Police Dis- 
trict, fas notified in the Government Gazette, No. 117, of 
27th July, 1910. 

In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


Bourke Licensinc District. 


Counties of Barrons, Cowper, Culgoa, Gunderbooka, Irravra, 
Landsborough, Killara, Fitzgerald, Rankin, and Yanda: 
Commencing at the confluence of the Culgoa River with the 
Darling River; and bounded thence by a line south to the 
left bank of the last-named river; by that bank upwards 
to Bourrowarana Creek; by that creek south-easterly to 
the left bank of the Bogan River; by that bank of that 
river upwards to the west boundary of the population 
area of Gongolgan, as proclaimed 30th October, 1886 ; by parts 
of that boundary and south boundary of that area south and 


east to the Bogan River aforesaid; again by that river 
upwards to the north-western boundary of the county of 
Canbelego ; by that boundary and the north-western bound- 
aries of Coolibah Western Lands Leases 507, 1,713, 1,712, 
1,701, 484, and Wilga Western Lands Lease 254 south- 
westerly ; by the south-western boundary of Western Lands 
Lease 735 north-westerly ; by the north-western boundaries 
of Western Lands Leases 254 aforesaid, and Booroomugga 
Western Lands Lease 319 south-westerly to Coronga Downs 
Holding; by a line partly forming its north-eastern boundary 
and the north-eastern boundary of Tindayrey Western Lands 
Lease 798 north-westerly ; by a north-western, a north- 
eastern, and another north-western boundary of that lease 
south-westerly, north-westerly, acd again south-westerly ; 
by north-eastern boundaries of Western Lands Leases 1,204 
and 863 south-essterly, the south-castern boundaries of the 
last-mentioned lease, and part of Western Lands Lease 1,248 
south-westerly ; by a line partly forming the north-eastern 
boundaries of Western Lands Leases 1,284 and 1,283 north- 
westerly ; by north-western boundaries of Western Lands 
Lease 1283 Booroondara Downs Western Lands Lease 766 and 
Wiltagocna Western Lands Lease 2,042 ; the north-eastern 
and north-western boundaries of Pulpulla Holaing No. 57 and 
the north-western boundary of Gidgee Western Lands Lease 
150 generally south-westerly ; by north-eastern and north- 
western boundaries of Innesowen Holding No. 4 and Western 
Lands Lease 231 north-westerly and south-westerly ; by ‘the 
south-western boundaries of Western Lands Leases 1,508, 
1,342, and 646 north-westerly to the Darling River; by that 
river downwards ; by a line partly forming the south-western 
boundary of Killara Western Lands. Lease 716 north- 
westerly ; by south-eastern, south-western, and north- 
western boundaries of that lease south-westerly and generally 
northerly to the most easterly south-eastern corner of Tongo 
Western Lands Lease $22; by the dividing line between the 
late resumed and leasehold areas of Kiljlara Holding No. 22 
generally casterly; by north-eastern and south-eastern 
boundaries of Western Lands Lease 716 aforesaid and south- 
eastern and eastern boundaries of Nocoleche resumed area No. 
185 generally north-easterly to the south-western corner of 
Wanga Mana Western Lands Lease 456; by its southern and 
eastern boundaries, and the eastern boundary of the resumed 
area No. 183 of that holding easterly and northerly to 
Tinapagee Western Lands Lease 149 ; by southern, an eastern, 
northern, and another eastern boundary of that lease easterly, 
northerly, westerly, and again northerly to its north-eastern 
corner by @ line partly forming a western boundary of Brin- 
dingabba WesterntLands Lease 258 northerly ; by southern 
and western boundaries of that lease westerly and northerly 
to the boundary of the State; by that boundary east (true) to 
the western boundary of Molten Plains Western Lands Lease 
763; by the western boundary of that lease, the northern and 
eastern boundaries of Lila Springs Western Lands Lease 630 
and Lila Springs Helding No. 247 generally southerly to the 
road from Enngonia to Culgoa, via Ledknapper; by the 
northern and eastern sides of that road easterly and southerly 
to the Culgoa River; by that river downwards to the point 
of commencement. 
In liew of Proclamation, 22nd February, 1898. 


Braripwoop Licensine DIsrrictr, — 


Braidwood Licensing District to be the Braidwood Police 
District, as notified in the Government Gazette, No. 117, of 
2ith July, 1910. 

In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


BREWARRINA LIcENSING DisTRictT. 


Brewarrina Licensing District to be the Brewarrina Police 
District, as notified in the Government Gazette, No. 117, of 
27th July, 1910. 

In lien of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


BrRisBANH WatvserR LickNSING DisTRrict, 


Brisbane Water Licensing District to be the Brisbane Water 
Police District, as notified in the Government Gazette, 
No. 117, of 27th July, 1910. 

In lieu of Proclamation of Ist August, 1906. 


BroxEN Hitt Licensina Disrricr. 


Counties ef Farnell, Mootwingee, Yungnulgra, Young, 
Tandora, and Yancowinna: Commencing on the western 
boundary of the State of New South Wales at the south- 
western corner of the county of Yancowinna; and bounded 
thence by part of the southern boundary of that county 
easterly to the westernmost boundary of Kinchega Holding 


_ No. 244; by part of that boundary southerly ; by part of its 


southern boundary easterly to its intersection with the 
southern boundary of the county of Yancowinna aforesaid ; 
by part of that boundary easterly to Stephen’s Creek ; by 
that creek northerly to the boundary dividing the counties of 
Yancowinna and Tandora; by that boundary northerly and 
easterly ; by a line partly forming the southern boundaries of 
Western Lands Lease 1,831, Western Lands Lease 2,143, and 
Glen Lyon Western Lands Lease 921, easterly to the south- 
eastern corner of latter lease; by part of its south-eastern 


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boundary north-easterly ; by the boundary dividing the 
counties of Tandora and Young and the western boundaries 
of Weinteriga Western Lands Lease 1,338, generally northerly 
to the western boundary of Menamurtce Western Lands 
Lease 623; by that boundary, western and southern boun- 
daries of Tarella Western Lands Lease 97 and Noonthorungee 
Resumed Area No. 15, generally northerly and westerly to 
Nundoro Western Lands Lease 583; by a southern, an 
eastern, and another southern boundary and part of a western 
boundary of that lease generally south-westerly to a point 
east of the sonth-cast corner of Dalgety & Co.’s portion 3 of 
160 acres, parish-of Teilta, county of Farnell; by a line west 
to that corner, by the southern boundary of that portion 
westerly, and a line west to the boundary dividing the States 
of New South Wales and South Australia; by that boundary 
south to the point of commeucement. 
In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


Burrowa Licrensine District. 


Burrowa Licensing District to be the Burrowa Police Dis- 
trict, as notified in the Government Gazette, No. 117, of 
27th July, 1910. 

Tu lieu of Proclamation of 2nd September, 1898. 


CAMDEN Licensine Disrrict. 


Camden Licensing District to be the Camden Police Dis- 
trict, as notified in the Government Gazette, No. 117, of 27th 
Julv, 1910. 

In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


CAMPBELLTOWN LICENSING DisrrRicr. 


Campbelltown Licensing District to be the Campbelltown 
Police District, as notified in the Government Gazette, No. 
117, of 27th July, 3910, 

In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


Carcoar Licensing District. 


Carcoar Licensing District to be the Carcoar Police Dis- 
trict, as notified in the Government Gazette, No. 117, of 27th 
July, 1910. 

In heu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


CASSILIS Licensing DistrRicr, 


Cassillis Licensing District to be the Cassilis Police Dis- 
trict, as notified in the Government Gazette, No. 117, of 27th 
July, 1910. 

In lieu of proclamation of 9th December, 1904. 


CoBaRr LICENSING DisTRICT. 


Counties of Booroondarra, Canbelego, Cowper, Rankin, 
Robinson, Werunda, Woore, and Yanda: Commencing at 
the northern corner of the county of Mouramba; and bounded 
thence by a line, parts of which form the south-eastern boun- 
daries of Florida Western Lands Lease 190, Wilga Western 
Land Leases 321, 620, and $48 north-easterly; the north- 
eastern boundaries of the last-mentioned lease and Western 
Land Leases 782 and 254 north-westerly ; by the south-eastern 
boundaries of Western Lands Leases 107 and 735, and the 
south-western boundary of the last-mentioned lease south- 
westerly and north-westerly ; by the north-western boun- 
baries of Western Lands Lease 254 aforesaid, and Booroo- 
mugga Western Lands Lease 349 south-westerly to Coronga 
Downs Holding; by a line partly forming its north-eastern 
boundary and the north-eastern boundary of Tindayrey Wes- 
tern Lands Lease 798 north-westerly ; by north-western, 
north-eastern, and north-western boundaries of that lease 
generally south-westerly ; by north-castern boundaries of 
Western Lands Leases 1,204 and 863; the south-eastern 
boundaries of the last-mentioned lease and part of Western 
Lands Lease 1,248 generally south-westerly ; by a line partly 
forming the north-eastern boundaries of Western Lands 
Leases 1,284 and 1,283 north-westerly ; by north-western 
boundaries of Western Lands Lease 1,283, Booroodarra 
Downs Western Lands Lease 766 and Wittagoona Western 
Lands Lease 2,042; the north-eastern and north-western 
boundaries of Pulpulla Holding No. 57 and the north-wes- 
tern boundary of Gidgee Western Lands Lease 159 generally 
south-westerly ; by north-eastern and north-western boun- 
daries of Innesowen Holding No. 4, a north-western, a south- 
western, and another north-western boundary of Innesowen 
Western Lands Lease 231 north-westerly and generally south- 
westerly ; another south-western boundary of the last- 
mentioned lease and its prolongation south-easterly ; by the 
south-eastern boundary of Nelyambo Western Lands Lease 
549 south-westerly ; by north-eastern and south-eastern boun- 
daries of Cultowa Holding No. 178 south-easterly and south- 
westerly ; by south-western boundaries of Kew Western 
Lands Lease 194 and Fulham Holding No. 192 south. easterly ; 
by north-western and south-western boundaries of Western 
Lands Leases 1,539 and 2,092 generally south-casterly ; by 
the boundary dividing the counties of Woore, Booroondarra 
and Robinson from the counties of Mossgiel and Mouranva 
north-easterly to the point of commencement. 


In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898, 


ConpdoBoLIN Licenstna DistRIct. 


Counties of Gipps and Cunningham: Commencing at the 
junction of Manna or Yeo Yeo Creek with the margin of Lake 
Cowal; and bounded thence by that creek downwards to 
the western boundary of portion 52, parish of Manna, county 
of Gipps, by that boundary northerly to Bogandillon 

Jreek ; by that creek downwards to the northern boundary of 
the parish of Manna; by that boundary east to the western 
boundary of the parish of Ina; by that boundary and the 
western boundary of the parish of Cadow northerly to the left 
bank of the Lachlan River; and by that bank of that river 
upwards to a point south of the south-west corner of portion 
43, parish of Burrawong, county of Cunningham ; by a line 
partly forming the western boundary of that portion northerly 
to the northern boundary of portion 7, parish Berewombeina ; 
by the northern boundaries of that portion and portions 67 © 
and 68, parish of Yarrabundi, easterly to a point south of the 
south-eastern corner of portion 2, parish of Kars; by a line 
partly forming the east boundaries of that portion and portion 
1 north, a line, parts of which form the north boundaries of 
portions 1, 2, 6,5 and 8 west to a point south of the south- 
west corner cf portion 26, parish of Byong; bya line and the 
western boundaries of that parish and parishes of Sebastopol 
and Gillenbine generally northerly to the range forming the 
northern boundary of the county of Cunningham; by that 
range westerly to the eastern boundary of the village of 
Fifield ; by the eastern, northern, and western boundaries of 
that village, northerly, westerly, and southerly to the range 
aforesaid ; by that range westerly to the most south-easterly 
boundary of the Overflow Resumed Area No. 187; by that 
boundary and a line partly forming the north-western boun- 
daries of portions 11 and 12, parish of Walker, county of 
Cunningham, and portion 3, parish of Oxley South south, 
westerly ; by a south-western boundary of J. W. G. Taylor’s | 
improvement lease under the 18th section north-westerly to 
the western boundary of the county of Cunningham ; by that 
boundary and its prolongation southerly to the left bank of 
the Lachlan River; and by that bank of that river upwards 
to the western boundary of the county of Gipps; and by that 
county boundary via Goubothery Range southerly to a point 
west of Gorman’s Hill; thence a line and the south boundary 
of the parish of Pullagill, county of Gipps easterly ; parts of 
the west and northern boundaries of parish of Wilga, north 
and easterly, the north and part of the east boundaries of the 
parish of Crown Camp east and south, the north and north- 
eastern boundaries of the parish of Currah east and south- 
easterly to the northernmost north-east corner of portion 8 of 
1,584 acres of that parish ; thence a line easterly to the 
north-west corner of portion 28, parish of Euglo South ; 
by the north boundary of that portion and a line east 
to the west boundary of portion 6, parish of Euglo; by 
part of that boundary south, and parts of the north and 
east boundaries of parish of Euglo South, east, and south; 
by north and east boundaries of parish of Bena, east, south, 
and again east to Lake Cowal; by the western margin of that 
lake northerly, to the point. of commencement, 

In lieu of Proclamation of 28th July, 1899. 


Cooma LicgEnsIneG DISTRICT. 


Cooma Licensing District to be the Cooma Police District, 
as notified in the Government Gazette, No. 117, of 27th July, 
1910. 

In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


COONABARABRAN LIcENSING DISTRICT. 


Coonabarabran Licensing District to be the Coonabarabran 
Police District, as notified in the Government Gazette, No. 
117, of 27th July, 1910. 

In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


CooNAMBLE LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Coonamble Lizensing District to be the Coonamble Police 
District, as notified in the Government Gazette, No. 117 of 
27th July, 1910. : 

In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


CoovaAMUNDRA LICENSING DisTRICcT. 


Cootamundra Licensing District to be the Cootamundra 
Police District, as notified in Government Gazette No, 117 
of 27th July, 1910. 

Tn lieu of Proclamation of 28th October, 1898, 


Corowa LIcENSING DISTRICT. 


Counties of Denison and Hume: Commencing on the left 
bank of the Murray River, at a point south of the south-west 
corner of William Hay’s portion 12 of 320 acres, parish of 
Boomanoomana, county of Denison ; and bounded thence by 
a line north to that corner ; and by the western boundaries of 
that parish and parishes of Carlyle, Kilnyana, Warmatta, 
and Momolong generally northerly ; and by the northern 
boundaries:of the parishes of Momolong, Narrow Plains, 
Wangamong, and Coreen West, county of Denison, and 
parish of Gordon, county of Hume, easterly, part of the 
western and the northern boundaries of the parish of Gran- 


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parish of Osborne northerly to Billabung Creek; by that 
creek upwards to a point south of the south-west corner of 
portion 55, parish of Bulgandry ; and by a line and the west 
boundaries of that portion and portions 56 and 49 northerly ; 
and a line, parts of which form the north boundaries of 
portions 40, 39, 58, and 123 easterly to the north-western 
boundary of portion 124; by the north-western boundaries of 
that portion north-easterly to its northernmost corner ; by 
the east boundary of that portion south ; by part of the north 
boundary of portion 72 east, a line, parts of which form the 
east boundaries of portions 72, 74, 22, and 23 south to Billa- 
bung Creek ; by that creck upwards to the west boundary of 
the parish of Hindmarsh; by the western and part of the 
southern boundaries of that parish southerly and easterly to 
the western side of the road from Howlong to Walbundry ; 
by that side of that road southerly to the northern boundary 
of the parish of Howlong ; and by the northern and eastern 
boundaries of that parish easterly and south-easterly to the 
Murray River aforesaid ; by a line south to its left bank, 
and by that bank downwards, to the point of commencement. 
In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1598. 


Cowra Liczxstne Disraicr. 

Cowra Licensing District to be the Cowra Police Districts 
as notified in the Government Gazette, No. 117, of 27th July, 
1910. 

In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


DENILIQUIN LiceNstnG Disrrict. 


Counties of Cadell, Townsend, and Wakool : Commencing 
on the left bank of the Murray River, at a point east of the 
south-west corner of P. Hennessy’s portion 1 of 160 acres, 
parish of Wonnue, county of Townsend ; and bounded thence 
by a line west to that corner; and by the western boundary 
of that portion northerly, a north boundary of portion 70 


‘west, and a line, parts of which form the east boundaries of 


portions 10 and 5 north to the south boundary of portion 6; 
by part of that boundary east and the eastern boundary of 
the county of Townsend generally northerly to the north-east 
corner of the parish of Yalgadoori ; by the north boundary of 
that parish and the southern and western boundaries of the 
parish of Blackwood, and the western boundary of the parish 
of Currabunganung westerly and northerly to Billabung 
Creek ; by that creek upwards to the western boundary of 
the parish of Hartwood ; by that boundary north to Yanko 
Creek ; by that creek upwards to the east boundary of the 
county of Townsend aforesaid ; by that boundary generally 
northerly ; and by the northern boundary of that county and 
the county of Wakool generally westerly to the north-western 
corner of portion 4, parish of Yanga; by the west boundaries 
of that portion and portion 5 south to the south-west corner 
of the latter portion ; by a line southerly to the north-east 
corner of portion 47, parish of Mein; aud by a line, parts of 
which form the east boundaries of portions 47, 34, 32, 29, 26, 
and 37 south to the south-east corner of the last-mentioned 


' portion ; by the south boundaries of that portion and portions 


38 and 39 and their prolongation west to the western 
boundary of portion 118, parish of Lyle; by a line southerly 
to the northernmost ‘corner of portion 24; by a line partly 
forming the north-western boundaries of portion 24 and 87, 
parish of Berambong, south-westerly to the Kyalite or 
Edward River; by that river upwards to the north-west 
corner of portion 42, parish of Worobyan ; by the westexa 
boundaries of that portion and of portions 39, 38, 75, 73, 72, 
and 76 southerly to Niemur River ; by that river upwards to 
the north-west corner of portion 30, parish of Towweruk ; by 
a line partly forming the western boundaries of that portion 
and 29, 19, 10, and 1, same parish, 5, 39, and 36, parish of 
Cunninyeuk, south to the Wakool River; by that river 
upwards to the north-east corner of portion 24, parish of 
Toolmah ; by the eastern boundary of that portion southerly ; 
by the north-eastern, eastern, and southern boundaries of 
portion 23 south-easterly, southerly, and westerly to a point 
north of the north-west corner of portion 15, parish of 
Moorongatta; by a line partly forming the western boun- 
daries of that portion and of portions 14, 11, and 20, same 
parish, 35, 19, 20, and 22, parish of Gnuie, south to the left 
bank of the Murray River; by that bank of that river 
upwards to a point south of the juaction of Thule Creek with 
the Murray River ; by a line north and Thule Creek northerly 
to the Wakool River; and by the left bank of that river 
upwards to the northernmost corner of the county of Cadell! : 
by the north-eastern boundary of that county generally 
south-easterly to Gulpa Creek ; by that creek south-easterly 
to the Murray River; by a line south to its left bank; and 
by that bank of that river upwards, to the point of com- 
mencement. 
In lieu of Proclamation of 29th July, 1998. 


Dowttne Licensine District. 


County St. Vincent : Commencing on the high-water mark 
on the northern shore of Durras Water, about 14 miles 
westerly from Point Upright; and bounded thence by the 
high-water mark of the South Pacific Ocean northerly to the 
eastern high-water mark of Sussex Inlet ; by that high-water 


mark generally northerly and the southern, eastern, and } 


northern high-water marks of St. George’s Basin easterly, 
northerly, and westerly to Wandrawandian Creek ; by that 
creek upwards to the south boundary of C. J. Campbell’s por- 
tion 23 of 850 acres, parish of Jerrawangala ; by that bound- 
ary west, part of its west boundary north to the southern 
side of the road from South Huskisson to Braidwood ; by 
that side of that road westerly to the east boundary of the 
suburban lands at Tianjara ; by part of the east, the north, 
and part of the western boundaries of those suburban lands 
north, west, and south to the southern side of the road afore- 
said ; by that side of that road westerly to the Pigeon-house 
Range; by that range, the range dividing the waters of the 
Shoalhaven River from the coastal waters, and the range 
forming the northern watershed of the Endrick River 
westerly to the confluence of that river with the Shoalhaven 
River: by the Kndrick River upwards, and by a branch of 
that river haviug its source at The Vines in the Currock Billy 
Range; by that range southerly and the Budawang Range 
dividing the waters of the Shoalhaven and Clyde Rivers 
south-westerly to the head of Budawang Creek; by that 
Creek and Currowan Creek downwards to the Clyde River ; 
by the right bank of that river upwards toa point weat of 
the confluence of Cockwhy Creek ; by a line east to that con- 
fiuence ; by Cockwhy Creek upwards to the western side of 
the road from Bateman’s Bay to Ulladulla; by that side of 
that roal southerly to a point west of the junction of Benandra 
Creek with the western high-water mark of Durras Water ; 
by a line east to that junction; and by part of the western 
and northern high-water mark of Durras Water generally 
easterly, to the point of commencement,—inclusive of all 
islands adjacent to the sea coast between the northern shore 
of Durras Water and the eastern shore of Sussex Haven. 
In lieu of Proclamation 22nd February, 1898. 


Dosso Licensine Distaeicr. 


Counties of Ewenmar, Gordon, Lincoln, Napier, and Narro- 
mine: Commencing at the right bank of the Little River, at 
its junction with the Macquarie River; and bounded thence 
by the right bank of the former river and the Wandawandong 
Creek upwards toa point north of the north-west corner of 
portion 11, parish of Strathorn, county of Gordon; by a line 
south to that corner, and a line west to Hervey’s Range ; by 
that range northerly to the-head of Captain’s Station Creek ; 
by that creek and Tomingly Creek downwards to the Bogan 
River ; by the right bank of that river downwards to the 
boundary between the parishes of Enerweena and Draggy, 
county of Narromine; by the western boundaries of the 
parishes of Enerweena, Nelson, and Cowal northerly to the 
Boggy Cowal; by that Cowal upwards to a point south of the 
south-western corner of portion 29, parish of Willydah ; by a 
line parts of which form the western boundaries of that por- 
tion and portions 39 and 42 northerly ; by the north-western 
boundary of the last-mentioned portion, and of portion 43 of 
3804 acres north-easterly to the northernmost corner of the 
latter portion; by a line easterly to the north-westernmost 
corner of portion 32 of 1,920 acres, parish of Timbrebongie ; 
by a line partly forming the north-western boundary of that 
portion north-easterly, and part of its north-eastern boundary 
south-easterly to a point south of the south-west corner of 
portion 56 of 640 acres, parish of Buddah: by a line and the 
west boundary of that portion north to its north-west corner; 
thence a line northerly to the south-west corner of portion 21 
of 640 acres, and bya line, parts of which form the west 
boundaries of that portion and portion 17 of 640 acres, north 
to the south-west corner of portion 19 of 460 acres; by the 
south boundary of the last-mentioned portion east and part 
of its east houndary north to the south-eastern boundary of 
portion 33 of 2,821 acres, parish of Goan ; by a line, parts of 
which form the south-eastern boundaries of that portion and 
portions 41 of 2,560 acres and 40 of 2,567 acres, parish of 
Weemabah, north-easterly to the easternmost corner of the 
last-mentioned portion ; by its north-eastern boundary north- 
westerly and its eastern boundary and prolongation northerly 
to the south boundary of J. C. Ryrie’s portion 5 ; by part of 
that boundary east, its east boundary and a line north to the 
right bank of Macquarie River; by that bank of that river 
downwards to the south-west corner of portion 6, parish of 
Wambianna, county of Ewenmar; by a line, parts of which 
form the west boundaries of that portion and portions 89 and 
56 north, by the north-western boundaries of the latter por- 
tion, a line, and the north-western boundaries of portions 97 
and 86 north-easterly, by western and northern boundaries 
of portion 21 northerly and easterly, and a line, parts of 
which form the north-western boundaries of portions 87 and 
88 north-easterly to Ewenmar Creek : by that creek upwards 
to the western corner of portion 47, parish of Bundemar ; by 
part of the north-western boundary of that portion north- 
easterly to the western side of the road from Trangie, via 
Gin Gin Bridge to Collie, as shown on plan R. 4,906-1,603 ; 
by the western side of that road northerly to the south-east- 
ernmost corner of portion 14 of 1,920 acres, parish of Narre- 
weena ; by the easternmost boundary of that portion ree ws 
prolongation north to the southern boundary of portion ae 
1,800 acres, parish of Collie ; by that boundary easter! Yat e 
eastern boundaries of portions 32, 31, and 30, and a at 
north to Marthaguy Creek ; by that creek upwards to a poin 


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west of the south-west corner of portion 98 of 560 acres, 
parish of Boborah ; by a line east to that corner, and by tke 
southern boundaries of that portion and portions 97 and 51 
easterly to the Castlereagh River ; bya line north to its right 
bank, and by that bank of that river upwards toa point 3 
miles above the junction of Merrygoen Creek with that river ; 
by a line south to that creek; by that creek upwards to the 
north-eastern corner of the county of Lincoln ; by the eastern- 
most boundary of that country, as shown on plan M. 50 Roll, 
and its prolongation sontherly to the left bank of the Tal- 
bragar River; by that bank of that river downwards, and 
by the boundary dividing the counties of Lincoln and Bligh, 
southerly to a point within 10 miles of the town of Welling- 
ton ; thence by a curved line, iucluding all lands within 10 
miles from avy point of the cutward limits of that town, 
westerly to the left bank of the Macquarie River; and by 
that bank of that river downwards, to the point of commence- 
ment. 
In lieu of Proclamation of 11th May, 1900. 


Duneoe Licensing Districr. 


Dungog Licensing District to be the Dungog Police District, 
as notified in the Government Gazette, No. 117, of 27th July, 
1910. 

In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


KprEn Licknsine District, 


Eden Licensing District to be the Eden Police District, as 
notified in the Government. Gazette, No. 117, of 27th July, 
1910. 

In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


EmMMAVILLE Licensing Disrricr. 


County of Gough: Commencing at the confluence of the 
Beardy River with the Dumaresq River; and bounded thence 
by the left bank of the former river and Swamp Oak Creek 
upwards, and the boundary between the counties of Arrawatta 
and Gough generally southerly to the north-west corner of 
portion 1, parish of Strathbogie, county of Gough; by the 
west boundary of that portion south to the Severn River ; by 

. the right bank of that river upwards to the north-westernmost 
corner of O, Bloxsome’s portion 51, parish of Ranger’s 
.Valiey ; by the north boundary of that portion east to the 
western boundary of that parish ; by the western and part of 
the northern boundary of the parish northerly and easterly, 
and part of the north boundary of portion 96, the north and 
part of the east boundary of portion 39 east and south, the 
north boundary of portion 89, a line, the north boundary of 
portion 77 east, to the westernmost boundary of portion 134 
of 120} acres, parish of Wellington Vale; by that boundary 
north to the range forming the northern watershed of the 
Severn River ; by that range easterly, and the range dividing 
the waters of Deepwater River from those of Glen or 
Robertson’s Creek northerly to the southern side of the road 
from Deepwater to Tent Hill; by that side of that road 
westerly to the western boundary of the parish ; by part of 
that boundary generally northerly to the north-east corner of 
portion 24, parish of Strachan ; by the north boundary of that 
portion and a line west to Bark Hut Creek ; by that creek 
upwards to a point east of the north-east corner of portion 6 
of 40 acres, parish of Highland Home; by a line and the 
north boundary of that portion west to its north-west corner ; 
thence a line north to the range paris of which form the 
boundary dividing the counties of Gough and Clive; thence 
by that range generally westerly to Carpet Snake Creek; by 
that creek and Black Creek downwards to the Dumaresq 
River aforesaid ; bya line west crossing that river to its right 
bank ; and by that bank of that river downwards to a point 
north of the point of commencement; and by a line south to 
that point. 
In lieu of Proclamation of 7th July, 1898, 


Forses Licenstna District. 


Counties of Ashburnham, Cunningham, Forbes, and Gipps : 
Commencing on the eastern margin of Lake Cowal, at a point 
west of the north-west corner of J. B. Donkin’s portion 96, 
parish of Marsden, county of Gipps ; and bounded thence by 
a line east to that corner, and by the northern boundaries of 
the parishes of Marsden and Tirranna easterly to the south- 
west corner of portion 41, parish of Warangla; by the 
southern boundaries of that portion and portion 50 easterly ; 
the eastern boundary of the latter portion and part of the 
eastern boundary of portion 35 northerly, the northern boun- 
daries of portions 52 and 51 of 3,567 acres, parish of 
Pullabooka, and the southern boundary of portion 49, parish 
of Currowong, county of Forbes, easterly ; part of the western 
boundary of portion 39 northerly, the northern boundaries of 
that portion and portion 36 easterly ; part of the western 
boundary of portion 30, parish of Wheoga, northerly ; by the 
northern boundary of that portion easterly ; by the western 
boundary of portion 10 northerly, part of the south boundary 
of portion 26 west to Back Creek ; by that creek downwards 
to the west boundary of portion 26 ; by that boundary north 
and a line, parts of which form the northern boundaries of 
portions 25, 4, and 7 easterly to the western side of the road 
from Grenfell to Forbes ; by that side of that road northerly 
to a point west of the north-west corner of portion 103, parish 


of Maudry ; by a line, parts of which form the north boun- 
daries of portions 103, 76, and 77 easterly to the north-east 
corner of the last-mentioned portion ; by a line south-easterly 
to the north-west corner of portion 12; by the north 
boundaries of that portion and portion 8 easterly, an eastern 
boundary of that portion southerly, a line, parts of which 
form the northern boundaries of portions 8, 5, 6, 40, 16, 25, 
48, and 9 easterly to Ooma Creek ; by that creek downwards 
to the south-west corner of portion 1, parish of Ooma; by the 
south boundaries of portions 1, 21, 28, 29, and a line east to 
the west boundary of portion 24; by parts of the west and 
north boundaries of that portion north and east, the east 
boundaries of portions 26 and 84 north to Hrasa Creek ; by 
that creek upwards to the southern boundary of portion 14, 
parish of Erasa ; by a line, parts of which form the southern 
boundaries of portions 14, 23, and converted pre-lease 903 of 
1,059 acres easterly, by the west boundary of portion 29 
north, the north boundaries of portions 29, parish of Erasa, 
and 46, parish of Goonigal, easterly ; by the eastern and 
southern boundaries of that portion and the easte:n boun- 
daries of portions 19 and 44, parish of Warraderry, generally 
southerly to a point west of the south-western corner of 
portion 63; by the southern boundary of the parish of 
Goonigal generally easterly to Warraderry Creek; by that 
creck and Goonigaldoorigang Creek downwards to the 
southern boundary of portion 46, parish of Nanima ; by that 
boundary easterly to the right bank of the Lachlan River; 
by that bank of that river downwards to the north boundary 
of portion 1, J. S. Rodd’s 160 acres, parish of Nanami, county 
of Ashburnham ; by part of that boundary east to the road 
from Nanima tu Orange ; by that road north-easterly to the 
road from Canowindra to Long’s Corner; by that road 
northerly to Mandagery Creek; by that creek downwards to 
the road from Murga to Parkes; by that road northerly to 
Reedy Creek; by that creek upwards to the boundary 
between the parishes of Terrara and Mandagery; by that 
boundary northerly to Dulladerry Creek; by that creek 
upwards to its source in Croker’s Range; by that range and 
the range dividing the waters of Goobang Creek from 
Mandagery Creek and the Little River southerly and westerly 
to Moura or Water Hole Creek ; by that creek downwards to 
the northern side of the railway from Orange to Parkes ; by 
that side of that railway westerly to the east boundary of 
portion 61, parish of Bingogandry, county of Ashburnham ; 
by part of that boundary south to Flagstone Creek ; by that 
creek downwards to the eastern side of the road from Parkes 
to Hugowra ; by that side of that road southerly to a point 
east of the north-east corner of portion 41, parish of Cooka- 
midgera ; by a line and the north boundary of that portion 
west, and a line, parts of which form the west boundaries of 
portions 41, 33, and 24 south, the south boundaries of 
portions 6, 4, and 5, ‘parish of Mugincoble, and a line west to 
the north-east boundary of portion 25, parish of Dowling ; by 
a line, parts of which form the north-eastern boundaries of 
portions 25 and 26 north-westerly, the north boundaries of 
portions 26 and 27 west, the west and north-western boun- 
daries of portion 27 south, south-westerly and again south, 
by part of the western boundary of portion 28 southerly to a 
point east of the south-east corner of portion 48, parish of 
Martin; by a line west to that corner ; and by the southern 
boundaries of the parishes of Martin and Warregal generally 
westerly, the western boundary of the latter parish generally 
northerly to Billabung or Goobang Creek; by that creek 
downwards to the. east boundary of converted pre-lease 276 
of 1,200 acres, parish of Yarragong ; by that boundary north, 
its north boundary, and a line west to Gunning Range; by 
that range southerly to a point east of the south-east corner 
of portion 8, parish of Dalhunty, county of Cunningham ; by 
a line west to that corner and by parts of the southern 
boundaries of that parish and parish of Monomie westerly to 
the south-west corner of portion 3 of the latter parish ; by a 
line, parts of which form the west boundaries of portions 3, 2, 
11, and 12 north toa point east of the north-east corner of 
portion 55, parish of Goobang ; by a line, parts of which form 
the north boundaries of portions 50 to 52, 54, 55, and 63 west 
to the east boundary of portion 18, parish of Yarrabundi ; by 
part of the east boundary of that parish and a line northerly 
to a point about 40 chains north of the north-eastern corner 
of portion 68; by a line west about 40 chains; bya line south 
to the northern boundary of the last-mentioned. portion; by 
northern boundaries of that portion, portion 67, and portion 7, 
parish of Berewombenia, westerly to a point north of the 
north-western corner of portion 43, parish of Burrawong ; by 
a line partly forming the western boundary of that portion, 
southerly to the left bank of the Lachlan River; by that 
bank of that river downwards to the north-western corner of 
portion 88, parish of Cadow, county of Gipps, the western 
boundaries of that parish and parish of Ina southerly and 
part of the north boundary-of the parish of Manna west to 
Bogandillon Creck; by that creek upwards to the western 
boundary of portion 52; by that boundary southerly to 
Manna or Yeo Yeo Creek ; by that creek upwards to Lake 
Cowal; and by the western, southern, and eastern margins 
of that lake southerly, easterly, and northerly to the point of 
commencement. 
In lieu of Proclamation of 31st December, 1900, 


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GERMAN'TON Licensine District, 


County of Goulburn : Commencing on the left bank of the 
Murray River, at a point south of the south-east corner of 
portion 69 of 163 acres, parish of Dora Dora, county of Goul- 
burn ; and bounded thence by a line, parts of which form the 
east boundaries of portiong,69, 59, and 60 north, to a point 
east of the north-east corner of portion 53; by a line west to 
that corner, and by the north boundary of that portion west, 
part of its west boundary south to the range forming the 
north-western boundary of portion 64; by that range southerly 
to the source of Woomargama or Mcuntain Creek ; by that 
ereek downwards to the north-east corner of portion 97, parish 
of Woomargama ; by the north boundary of that portion and 
a line west to the east boundary of portion 88 ; by that boun- 
dary north to Woomargama or Mountain Creek aforesaid, aad 
by that creek downwards to its junction with Billabung 
Creek ; by that Creek downwards to the eastern boundary of 
the parish of Thugga, county of Hume; by the eastern boun- 
daries of that parish and the parish of Buckargingah generally 
northerly to the main range between the Murray and the 
Murrumbidgee Rivers ; by that range generally easterly to 
the western boundary of the parish of Craven, county of 
Selwyn ; by the western boundaries of that parish and the 
parishes of Glenroy and Jingellic East generally southerly to 
the junction of Jingellic Creek with the Murray River; by a 
line south crossing that river and by its left bank downwards, 
to the point of commencement. 

In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


Gun Innus Licknsine Disrricr. 


Counties of Gough, Gresham, and Clarke : Commencing at 
the junction of Morven or West’s Creek with the Timbarra or 
Rocky River; and bounded thence by that creek and Morven 
or Main Camp Creek upwards to its head in the range divid- 
ing the counties of Clive and Gough ; by that range southerly 
to the range dividing the waters of Severn and Deepwater 
rivers ; by that range and the range forming the northern 
watershed of Severn River westerly to the north-west corner 
of portion 134 of 1204 acres, parish of Wellington Vale, 
county of Gough: by the westernmost boundary of that por- 
tion south, the north boundary of portion 77, parish of 
Ranger’s Valley, a line, and the north boundary of portion 
89 west, part of the east boundary of portion 39 north, the 
north boundaries of that portion and portion 96 west; by part 
of the northern and the western boundaries of the parish of 
Ranger’s Valley westerly and southerly, and the north boun- 
dary of portion 51 west to the Severn River; by the right bank 
of that river downwards to the south-west corner of H, 
Gordon’s portion 1 of 160 acres, parish of Strathbogie : by the 
boundary between the counties of Arrawatta and Gough gene- 
rally southerly; and by the range dividing the waters of 
Swanbrook Creek and Macintyre River from those of Wellin- 
grove Creek, and the Beardy waters, and the range forming 
the northern watershed of Olerk’s or Moredun Creek south- 
easterly to Ben Lomond ; thence by the southern watershed 
of the Clarence River south-easterly to the eastern boundary 
of the parish of Lagune, county of Clarke; by that boundary 

enerally northerly to the Aberfoyle River; by that river 

ownwards to an eastern boundary of the parish of Gill; by 
that boundary, the northern boundary and another eastern 
boundary of that parish southerly, easterly, and again 
southerly to the aforesaid southern watershed of the Clarence 
River; by that watershed easterly to a point west of the 
north-west corner of W. Coventry’s portion 1 of 40 acres, 
parish of Doughboy, county of Clarke ; by a line partly form- 
ing the north boundary of that portion east to Doughboy 
Creek ; by that creek downwards to the Guy Fawkes River ; 
by a line east to its right bank, and by that bank of that 
river and of the Boyd or Little River downwards to Razorback 
Creek ; by that creek upwards to its head ; by a line westerly 
to the head of Roger Creek ; by that creek downwards to the 
Henry River; by that river upwards to the boundary divid- 
ing the counties of Gough and Gresham ; by that boundary 
northerly to the Four Mile Creek ; by that creek downwards 
to its junction with the Mitcheli or Mann River; by a line 
north to its left bank ; by that bank of that river upwards to 
a gum-tree marked broad-arrow over GD over 80 north of the 
confluence of Four-mile Creek ; by a line north to the Razor 
Back Range ; by that range, the Four-mile Spur, and Gibral- 
tar Range, dividing the county of Drake from the counties of 
Gough and Clive generally northerly to the head of Keye’s or 
Pheasant Creek ; by that creek and Rocky River downwards 
to the point of commencement. 

In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd Vebruary, 1898. 


GouLBURN LiceNsineG DisrRict. 


Goulburn Licensing District to be the Goulburn Police 
District as notified inGovernment Gazette No. 117 of 27th 
July, 1910. 

In lieu of Proclamation of 17th February, 1899, 


GraFron Licenstna District. 


Counties of Clarence, Drake, Fitzroy, and Gresham ; Com- 
mencing on the high water-mark of the South Pacific Ocean, 
a Bare Bluff at a point east from the south-east corner of 


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portion 67 of 73 acres, parish Woogoolga, county of Fitzroy ; 
and bounded thence by a line partly formed by the southern 
boundaries of that portion and portions 66, 29, and 30 west 
to the range dividing the waters of Bucka Bucka Creek and 
Orara River from those of Moonee and Coff’s Harbour Creeks; 
by that range and the range forming the southern watershed 
of the Clarence River generally south-westerly to the head of 
Bobo Creek ; by that creek downwards to the -Little Nym- 
boida River ; by the right bank of that river downwards and 
the right banks of the Nymboida and Blick’s Rivers and 
Hyland Creek upwards to a Spur Range that terminates at 
Hyland Creek opposite Hyland Yards; thence by that spur 
north-westerly to the range forming the boundary dividing 
the counties of Gresham and Clarke from the county of Fitz- 
roy ; thence by that range northerly and by the range divid- 
ing the counties of Gresham and Clarke north-westerly to the 
Guy Fawkes River ; by that river and the Boyd or Little 
River downwards to Razorback Creek; by that creek 
upwards to its head; by a line westerly to the head of Roger 
Creek ; by that creek downwards to the Henry River; by 
that river upwards to the boundary dividing the counties of 
Gough and Gresham; by that boundary northerly to the 
Four-mile Creek ; by that creek downwards to its junction 
with the Mitchell or Mann River, by a line north to its left 
bank, by that bank of that river upwards to a gum-tree 
marked broad-arrow over G.D. over 80 north of the confluence 
of Four-mile Creek ; by a line north to the Razor Back Range; 
by that frange, the Four-mile Spur, and Gibraltar Range, 
dividing the county of Drake from the counties of Gough and 
Clive, generally northerly to the range dividing the waters of 
the Timbarra and Clarence Rivers; by that range northerly 
to the head of Nagrigar or Grass Tree Creek; by that creek 
downwards, by the right bank of the Clarence River down- 
wards; by the Dubadar or Deep Creek upwards to the 
Richmond Range dividing the waters of the Richmond and 
Clarence Rivers ; by that range southerly and easterly to the 
crossing of the Casino to Grafton Road over that range; by 
the western side of that road southerly to Sportsman’s Creek ; 
by that creek downwards to the Clarence River; by the left 
bank of that river upwards to a point west of the junction of 
the south arm of thatriver ; by aline east and the right bank 
of that arm downwards to the north-east corner of W, John- 
son’s 650 acres, portion 27, parish of Tyndale, county of 
Clarence ; by part of the east boundary of that portion south, 
the south boundaries of portions 28 to 30, a line, and the south 
boundaries of portions 56 and 55 east, to the west boundary of 
portion 79; by part of that boundary south, a north, and part 
of an east boundary of portion 90 east and south, the north 
boundary of portion 141 and aline east, part of the west boun- 
dary of portion 8] south, and a line, parts of which form the 
south boundaries of portions 81, 106, 92, and 145, east to the 
west boundary of portion 147 of 100 acres; by part of that 
boundary south, the north boundaries of portions 142, 136, and 
157 of 40 acres east, to the north-east corner of the lastnamed 
portion ; by a line easterly to Clarence Astronomical Station 
on Mount Wohinam ; thence a line south. easterly to Cakora 
Point on the sea-coast, and by the aforesaid high-water mark 
southerly, to the point of commencement. 

Inclusive of all islands adjacent to the coast between the 
Bare Bluff and Cakora Point. x 

In lieu of Proclamation of Ist May, 1903. 


GRENFELL Licensine District, 


Grenfell Licensing District to be the Grenfell Police 
District, as notified in the Government Gazette No. 117 of 
27th July, 1910. 

In lieu of Proclamation‘of 22nd February, 1898. 


Gutaona Licenstne District. 


Counties of Bligh, Phillip, and Wellington : Commencing 
on Cooyal or Reedy Creek at the north-east corner of W. R. 
Blackman’s 684 acres, portion 11, parish of Wyaldra, county 
of Phillip ; and bounded thence by that creek downwards to 
the eastern boundary of the parish of Gulgong, by part of 
that boundary southerly and part of its southern boundary 
westerly, by the western boundary of the parish of Wilbertree 
southerly to the Cudgegong River, by that river downwards 
to Frome’s Creek, by that creek upwards to the southern 
boundary of the parish of Piambong, county of Wellington, 
by that boundary westerly, the western boundary of the parish 
of Eurudgere southerly, and the northern boundary of the 
parish of Merinda, westerly to the right bank of the 
OCudgegong River ; by that bank upwards to Wialdra Creek, 
by that creek upwards to the road from Cobborah to Gul- 
gong ; by that road north-westerly to the range forming the 
boundary between the counties of Bligh and Lincoln, by that 
range northerly to the Talbragar River, by that river and 
Coolaburragundy River upwards to the western boundary of 
the parish of Terraban, by that boundary southerly and its 
southern boundary easterly to Cainbil Creek, by that creek 
downwards to the road from Denison Town to Uarbry, by 
that road, part of which forms the northern boundary of 
portion 41, parish of Uarbry, north-easterly and the ee FE 
boundaries of portions 23, parish of Uarbry, and 41, ah ’ 
and 100, parish of Nandoura, the south boundary of R. t . 
gerald’s portion 14 of 790 acres and its prolongation cast to 


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[10 Ave., 1910. 


the Great Dividing Range, by that range and the eastern, 
boundary of the parish of Wyaldra, county of Phillip 
southerly to the point of commencement. 

In lieu of Proclamation, 9th December, 1904. 


Gounpagal Licensing District. 


Gundagai Licensing District to be the Gundagai Police 
District as notified in Government Gazette No. 117, of 27th 
July, 1910. 

In lieu of Proclamation of 28th October, 1898.. 


GunvepaH Licensing District. 


Gunnedah Licensing District to be the Gunnedah Police 
District, as notified in the Government Gazette, No. 117, of 
27th July, 1910. 

In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


HarrLey Licensing DisTricr. 


The Hartley Licensing District to be the Hartley Police 
District as notified in the Government Gazette, No. 117, of 
27th July, 1910. 

In lieu of Proclamation of 15th July, 1908. 


Hay Licenstine District. 


Hay Licensing District to be Hay Police District, as notified 
in the Government Gazette, No. 117, of 27th July, 1910. 
In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1893. 


HiIntuerRove Licenstne DIstRIct. 


Counties of Clarke, Fitzroy, and Sandon: Commencing at 
the junction of the Apsley and Macleay Rivers ; and bounded 
thence by the right bank of the Macleay River downwards to 
the range dividing the county of Olarke from the counties of 
Dudley, Raleigh, and Fitzroy; by a line north crossing that 
river ; and by that range northerly to the source of Boundary 
Creek ; by that creck downwards generally north-easterly to 
a south boundary of the parish of Allan’s Water, county of 
Fitzroy ; by that boundary westerly to the main road from 
Armidale to Grafton ; by that road northerly to a line bear- 
ing south 16 degrees 42 minutes west 133 chains 33 links 
from a tree marked with broad-arrow over L.D.B. over 48 on 
Merchin Creek ; by that line north-easterly, by that creek, 
Blick’s River, and Hyland Creek upwards to a spur range 
that terminates at Hyland Creek, opposite Hyland Yards ; 
thence by that spur north-westerly to the range forming the 
boundary dividing the counties of Gresham aud Clarke from 
the county of Fitzroy ; thence by that range northerly and 
by the range dividing the counties of Gresham and Clarke 
north-westerly to the Guy Fawkes River ; by the right bank 
of that river upwards to-a point east of the confluence of 
Doughboy Creek; by a line west to that confluence, and by 
Doughboy Creek upwards to a point east of the north-east 
corner of W. Coventry’s portion 1 of 40 acres, parish of 
Doughboy, county of Clarke ; by a line, part of which forms 
the north boundary of that portion, west to the southern 
watershed of the Clarence River; by that watershed north- 
westerly to a point north of the north-west corner of portion 
7 of 440 acres, parish of Day; by a line south to that corner 
and by the western boundary of that parish southerly to the 
right bank of the Chandler River; by that bank of thatriver 
downwards to the north-east corner of portion 70 of 2 acres, 
parish of Chandler ; by the north boundaries of that portion, 
portions 20, 61, and 125, a line, the south boundary of portion 
59, parish of Rockvale west, the west boundary of that portion 
and the west and south boundaries of portion 60 of 660 acres 
north and west to Ten O’clock Creek; by that creek and 
Lamb’s Valley Creek downwards to the Woolomombi River ; 
by the left bank of that river upwards to a point east of the 
north-east corner of portion 2 of 60 acres, parish of Woolo- 
mombi; by a line west to that corner, and by the east 
boundary of that portion south, the north and west boun- 
daries of portion 61, and a west boundary of portion 16 west 
and south, a north boundary of the latter portion, the north 
boundary of portion 29, a line, and a south boundary of 
portion 107 west; by a line and the east and south boundaries 
of portion 105 south and west, part of its west boundary 
north to the northern boundary of the parish of Urotah ; by 
that boundary and the northern boundary of the parish of 
Hillgrove generally westerly to the Guyra River; by a line 
west to its right bank ; and by the right banks of that river 
and the Muddy River or Salisbury Waters and the Macleay 
River downwards, to the point of commencement. 

In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


Hitiston Licensing District. 


Hillston Licensing District to be the Hillston Police Dis- 
trict, as notified in the Government Gazette, No. 117, of 27th 
July, 1910. 

In lieu of Proclamation of 28th July, 1899. 


InVERELL Licensine Disrricr. 


Inverell Licensing District to be the Inverell Police Dis- 
trict, as notified in the Government Gazette, No. 117, of 27th 
July, 1910. 

In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898, 


JERILDERIZ LicENsING DISTRICT. 


Counties of Denison, Townsend, and Urana : Commencing 
on the left bank of the Murray River, at a point east of the 
south-west corner of P. Hennessy’s portion 1 of 160 acres, 
parish of Wonue, county of Townsend ; and bounded thence 
by a line west to that corner, and by the western boundary 
of that portion northerly, a nofth boundary of portion 70 
west, aud a line, parta of which form the east boundaries of 
portions 10 and 5, north to the south boundary of portion 6 ; 
by part of that boundary east and the eastern boundary of 
the county of Townsend generally northerly to the north-east 
corner of the parish of Yalgadoori ; by the north boundary of 
that parish and the southern and western boundaries of the 
parish of Blackwood and the western boundary of the parish 
of Currabunganung westerly and northerly to , Billabung 
Creek ; by that creek upwards to the western boundary of 
the parish of Hartwood ; by that boundary north to Yanko 


| Creek ; by that creek upwards to the east boundary of the 


county of Townsend aforesaid ; by that boundary generally 
northerly, and part of the northern boundary of the county of 
Urana easterly to the north-eastern corner of portion 75, 
parish of Pullega, county of Urana ; by the eastern boundary 
of that parish southerly ; by the southern boundary of the 
yarish of Yamma easterly; the eastern boundaries of the 
parishes of Bundure North and Bundure southerly to Yanko 
Creek ; by that creek downwards to the north boundary 
of portion 128, parish of Thurrowa; by that boundary 
easterly and the cast boundary’ of that parish southerly to 
Colombo Creek ; by that creek and Billabung Creek down- 
wards to a point north of the north-west corner of portion 74, 
parish of Nowranie; by a line south to that corner; by the 
western boundaries of that parish and parish of Palmer, 
county of Urana, and parishes of Momolong, Warmatta, 
Kilnyana, Carlyle, and Boomanoomana, county of Denison, 
generally southerly to the Murray River ; by a line south to 
its left bank, and by that bank downwards, to the point of 
commencement. 
In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


JuNEE LicensinGc DISTRICT. 


Counties of Bourke and Clarendon : Commencing on. Billa- 
bung Creek, at the crossing of the road from Jewnee to 
Cootamundry ; and bounded thence by the northern side of 
that road westerly to the west boundary of portion 11 of 
249 acres 1 rood, parish of Ivor, county of Clarendon ; by 
that boundary north, part of its north boundary east, to the 
range dividing the waters of Houlaghan’s and Billabung 
Creeks ; by that range northerly to the south-western side of 
the road from Bethungra to Temora; by that side of that 
road north-westerly to the northern boundary of the parish 
of Trevethin, county of Clarendon; by that boundary 
westerly, part of the eastern boundary of the parish of Warre 
Warral northerly, its southern. boundary westerly, to the 
range dividing the counties of Clarendon and Bourke; by 
that range south-westerly ; by*the south-eastern boundary of 
the parish of Mimosa, county of Bourke; by that boundary 
south-westerly and the southern boundaries of that parish 
and the parishes of Robertson, Methul, Brangalgan, and 
Cowabbie, generally westerly to the south-west corner of 
portion 44 of 375 acres in the last-mentioned parish ; thencea 
line west to the road from Mejum Swamp to Cowabbie; by 
the southern side of that road westerly to meet the northerly 
prolongation of the western boundary of the parish of Ash- 
bridge; by that prolongation and boundary, and part of the 
western boundary of the parish of Elliott southerly to Boggy 
Creek ; by that creek easterly to a point north of the north- 
west corner of portion 5 of 640 acres, parish of Derry ; thence 
a line south to that corner; and by the northern boundaries 
of that portion and portions 10, 23, 35, 25, 16, and 16, 
easterly, by the east boundaries of the last-mentioned portion 
and portion 17 south, to a point west of the south-west 
corner of portion 32; by a line and the south boundary of 
that portion east to the west boundary of the parish of 
Coolamon ; by part of the west boundaries of that parish and 
the parish of Cottee south to the south-west corner of portion 
54; by the south boundaries of that portion and portion 56 
east, the east boundaries of portions 56 and 55 north, and the 
northern boundaries of the parishes of Cottee and Warren 
easterly to the boundary between the counties of Bourke and 
Clarendon; by that boundary northerly and the southern 
boundary of the parish of Maror, county of Clarendon, 
generally easterly, to the road from Junee to Wagga Wagga ; 
by that road southerly to a point west of the north-west 
corner of portion 131, parish of South Jewnee; thence by 
lines partly forming the north boundaries of portions 131, 38, 
37, 41, 43, 45, 46, 23, and 24 easterly, part of the west boun- 
dary of portion 100, same parish, south, its south boundary 
east and the south boundaries of portions 48, 44, 47, and 130, 
parish of Wantiool, east, to the range dividing the waters of 
Houlaghan’s and Billabung Creeks ; by that range northerly to 
the northern boundary of the parish; by that boundary 
easterly, part of the western, and the northern boundaries of 
the parish of Eurongilly northerly and easterly to Billabung 
Creek ; by that creek upwards, to the point of commence- 
ment. 

In lieu of Proclamation 5th October, 1901. 


10 Ave., 1910.] 


_ Krama Licenstna District, 


Kiama Licensing District to be the Kiama Police District, 
as notified in the Government Gazette, No. 117, of 27th July, 
1910. 

In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


Lismore Licenstne Disrricr. 


County of Rous: Commencing on the range dividing the 
waters of the Tweed and Brunswick Rivers from those of the 
Richmond River, at the head of Hanging Rock or Leycester’s 
Creek ; and bounded thence by that range generally easterly 
to the road from Byangum to Lismore, which follows the 
Nightcap Range, by the north-castern side of that road south- 
easterly to Boggy or Repentance Creek ; by that creek and 
Cooper’s Creek downwards to the southern boundary of the 
parish of Jasper; by that boundary generally easterly to 
Wilson’s Creek ; by that creek downwards to Pearce’s Creek; 
by that creek upwards to the Cowalong Road; by that road 
southerly to the north-east corner of portion 68, parish of 
Lismore ; by the east boundary of that portion south, part of 
the north boundary of portion 49 east to Marom Creek ; by 
that creek downwards to the eastern side of the road from 
Lismore to Wardell ; by that side of that road southerly to 
Youngman’s Creek ; by that creek downwards to the south 
boundary of portion 222, parish of Meerschaum; by that 
boundary west to Marom Creek aforesaid ; by that creek up- 
wards to the north-east corner of portion 283, parish of Meer- 
schaum ; by the north boundary of that portion west, part of 
the east boundary of portion 32 north, and its north boundary 
west to Tucki Tucki Creek; by that creek southerly to the 
north boundary of portion 76, parish of Tuckurimba ; by parts 
of the northern and eastern boundaries of that parish easterly 
and southerly to the road from Lismore to the Richmond 
River,—as shown on plan R. 2,067-1,603; by the western 
sides of that road southerly to the Richmond River; by a 
line south to its right hank; and by that bank of that river 
upwards to the right bank of the north arm of the Richmond 
River ; by that bank of that arm upwards to the north-east 
corner of portion 51, parish of North Codrington, county of 
Rous, by the northern boundaries of that portion and portions 
36 and 35 westerly; by the road which forms the north- 
eastern boundaries of portions 34, 38, 21, 20, 19, 18, and 16; 
by the road which forms the western boundaries of portions 
180, 31, 30, 29, 28, 27, 26, 25, 24, 23, 22, and 32 generally 
northerly ; by the road forming the northern boundaries of 
portions 115, 135, 86, 90, parish of North Codrington, and 62 
parish of South Gundurimba to the northern watershed. of 
Pelican Creek; by that watershed north-westerly to the 
boundary between the Land Districts of Lismore and Casino ; 
by that boundary northerly to Back Creek ; by that creek 
downwards to Hanging Rock or Leycester Creek ; and by 
that creek upwards to the point of commencement. 

in leu of Proclamation of 15th June, 1899. 


Liverpoon Licknsina Disrrict. 


Liverpool Licensing District, to be the Liverpool Police 
District, as notified in the Government Gazette, No. 117, of 
27th July, 1910. 

In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


Maciean Licensinc District. 


Counties of Clarence and Richmond : Commencing on the 
high-water mark of the South Pacific Ocean, ata point about 
4 miles south from Evans’ Head, and east of a post marked 
LDB over LG ; and bounded thence by a line west to a post 
marked broad-arrow over z on the Richmond Range dividing 
the waters of the Richmond and Clarence Rivers; by that 
range westerly and south-westerly to the crossing of the 
Casino to Grafton Road over that range; by the western 
side of that road southerly to Sportsman’s Creek; by that 
creek downwards to the Clarence River ; by the left bank of 
that river upwards to a point west of the junction of the south 
arm of that river ; by a line east and the right bank of that 
arm downwards to the north-east corner of W. Johnson’s 650 
acres, portion 27, parish of Tyndale, county of Clarence; by 
part of the east boundary of that portion south, the south 
boundaries of portions 28 to 30, a line, and the south boun- 
daries of portions 56 and 55 east to the west boundary of 
portion 79; by part of that boundary south, a north, and part 
of an east boundary of portion 90 east and south, the north 
boundary of portion 141 and a line east, part of the west 
boundary of portion 81 south, anda line, parts of which form 
the south boundaries of portions 81, 106, 92, and 145 east to 
the west boundary of portion 147 of 100 acres; by part of 
that boundary south, the north boundaries of portions 142, 
136, and 157 of 40 acres east to the north-east corner of the 
last-mentioned portion; by a line easterly to Clarence 
Astronomical Station on Mount Wohinam ; thence a line 
south-easterly to Cakora Point, on the sea-coast; and by the 
aforesaid high-water mark northerly, to the point of com- 
mencement,—inclusive of all islands adjacent to the coast, 
between Cakora Point and a point 4 miles south of Evans’ 
Head. 


In lien of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898, 


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Macieay River Licensing Disrricr, 


Counties of Dudley, Macquarie, and Raleigh: Commencing 
on the high-water mark of the South Pacific Ocean, at a point 
east of the north-east corner of portion 99, parish of Palmer- 
ston, county of Macquarie; and bounded thence by a line 
and the north boundary of that porticn and portions 23 and 
24 westerly ; by the western boundaries of the last-mentioned 
portion and portions 16 southerly ; by the southern boun- 
daries of portions 120, 118, 4, 67, and 60 westerly, to Maria 
River; by that river downwards to Piper’s Creek, by that 
creek and Smith’s Creek upwards to the west boundary of 
portion 1, parish of Lincoln, county of Macquarie; by that 
boundary north; the south boundaries of portions 4 and 2 
west; the west boundary of the latter portion and a line 
north to the range dividing the waters of the Macleay and 
Hastings Rivers; by that range westerly to the range divid- 
ing the county of Dudley from the counties of Vernon and 
Clarke; by that range northerly to the Snowy Mountain 
Range; by that range south-easteriy to the head of Taylor’s 
Arm of the Nambucca River, by the right bank of that arm 
downwards to a point north of the confluence of Maras Creek ; 
thence a line south to that confluence, and by that creek up- 
wards to the south boundary of the suburban lands at village 
of Utungun ; by that south boundary and a line east to the 
road from Kempsey to Nambucca ; by the eastern and southern 
sides of that road northerly and easterly to a point north of 
the north-westernmost corner Of portion 104, parish of Con- 
garinna, county of Raleigh ; thence a line south to that corner, 
and by the western boundary: of that portion southerly to 
Gurravembi or Warrell Creek ; by that creek downwards to 
the north boundary of portion 82, parish of Warrell ; by that 
boundary and a line east to the sea-coast, and by the aforesaid 
high-water mark southerly, to the point of commencement. 

In lieu of Proclamation of 25th February, 1901. 


Mar7tianp Licensing District. 


Counties of Hunter, Northumberland, and Dur- 
ham: Commencing at the junction of Blackwater 
Creek with Widdin Brook; and bounded thence by 
that brook downwards to the north-west corner of J. 
and A. Thompson’s portion 16 of 48 acres, parish of 
Mirrie, county of Hunter; by a line partly forming 
the north boundary of that portion east to the range 
dividing the waters of Baerami and James’ Creeks 
from those of Widdin Brook and Blackwater Creek; 
by that range generally south-easterly to Mount 
Monundilla ; by the range forming the southern water- 
shed of Greig’s Creek and the range dividing the 
waters of Doyle’s and Parson’s Creeks from those of 
the Macdonald River and Wareng Creek and a spur- 
range dividing the waters of Drew’s and Werong 
Creeks generally easterly to the Wollombi Brook, 
near portion 12, parish of Dalton, county of Northum- 
berland ; thence by a spur-range and the range form- 
ing the northern watershed of Culwine and Cedar 
Creeks north-easterly, Broken Back Range northerly to 
Broken Back Mountain; thence by a line north- 
easterly to the head of Rothbury Creek; by that creek 
and Black Creek downwards to the Hunter River; by 
the right bank of that river downwards to a point 
south of the south-east corner of portion 103 of 2,000 
acres, parish of Stanhope, county of Durham; by a 
line partly forming part of the east boundary of that 
portion north; by the north:boundary of portion 102 
east, part of the west, the north, and the east boun- 
daries of portion 101 north, east, and south, the north 
boundaries of portions 54 and 59, parish of Wolfing- 
ham east; by the east boundary of the latter portion, 
a line, and part of the east boundary of portion 58 
south, the north boundary of portion 69 east, the 
north-eastern boundaries of portions 61 and 60 south- 
easterly to the south-east corner of the latter portion ; 
thence by a line south-easterly to the north-west 
corner of T. Nowlan’s portion 25, parish of Middlehope ; 
by the northern boundaries of that parish, portions 
42, 2, and part of portion 58, parish of Butterwick, 
generally easterly to the south-east corner of portion 
li; by parts of the east boundary of that portion 
north and part of the south boundary of portion 39, 
parish of Seaham, east to a point north of the north- 
west corner of p@gtion 56; by a line partly forming 
the west boundaries of portions 56, 19, 20, 23, 34, to 
the Hunter River; by the high-water mark along the 
left bank of that river downwards to the north pro- 
longation of the west boundary of portion 51 of 2,000 
acres; parish of Alnwick, county of Northumberland ; 
by that prolongation the west and south boundaries 
of that portion south and east and the south boun- 
dary of bre town of Alnwick and its prolongation east 
to the high-water mark along the left bank of the 
Hunter River aforesaid; by that bank downwards to 
a point east of the south-east corner of portion 59, 
BE. Sparke’s 2,000 acres; by a line and the south 
boundary of that portion, the north _and western 
boundaries of portion 12, parish of Hexham, ade 
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south, the north and part of the west boundaries of 
portions 95 and 56, parish of Stockrington, the north 
and west boundaries of portion 83, the east boundary 
of portion 88, the north boundary of portion 63, 

arish of Teralba, generally south and west to the 

ugarloaf Range; by that range, via Sugarloaf Moun- 
tain, generally south-westerly to the range dividing 
the waters of Wollombi Brook, Watayan, and Coonge- 
wai Creeks from those of Dora, Wyong, and Mangrov 
Creeks south-westerly to Mount McQuoid; by_ the 
range dividing the waters of Woellombi Brook from 
those of the MacDonald River and Mangrove and 
Yengo Creeks and the range forming the southern 
watershed of the latter creek generally westerly to the 
confluence of that creek with the MacDonald River ; 
by a line to the spur-range westerly of that confluence ; 
by that spur-range westerly to the Mellong Range; and 
by that range northerly to the northernmost corner 
of the parish of Ivory, county of Hunter; by part of 
the western boundary.».of that parish generally south- 
erly, the northern boundary of the parish of Wollem1 
westerly to Wollemi Creek; by that creek upwards to 
the northern boundary of the parish of Wirraba; and 
by the northern boundary of that parish westerly to 
Mount Wirraba; thence by that range forming the 
northern watershed of the Capertee or Colo River 
westerly, and the range forming the eastern water- 
shed of Coorengooba Creek north-westerly to Mount 
Boombourwa in the Great, Dividing Range; by that 
range northerly to Mount Goricudgy; by a line north- 
erly to the junction of Red Creek with Widdin Brook; 
and by that brook downwards, to the point cf com- 
mencement. 

In lieu of Proclamation of 20th July, 1910. 


Mawnnine River Licensing Disrricr. 


Manning River Licensing District to be the Manning River 
Police District, as notified in Government Gazette No. 117, of 
27th July, 1910. 

In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd January, 1908. 


Mentnpift Licenstnc District, 


Menindie Licensing District to be the Menindie Police 
District, as notified in the Government Gazette No. 117, of 
27th July, 1910. 

In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


Merroponitan Licensing Disrricr. 


The Metropolitan Licensing District to be the Metropolitan 
Police District as notified in Government Gazette No. 117, of 
27th July, 1910. 

In lieu of Proclamation of 26th August, 1904, 


MILPARINKA Licensine District. 


Counties of Delalah, Evelyn, Farnell, Fitzgerald, Poole- 
Tongowoko, Ularara, Mootwingée, and Yantara : Commen- 
cing at the north-west corner of the State of New South Wales, 
being also the north-west corner of the county of Poole; and 
bounded thence by the north boundary of the State east 
(true) to the north-west corner of Thurloo Downs Western 
Land Lease 483, and by the western boundary of that lease 
southerly to the northern boundary of Osaca Weatern Land 
Lease 23 ; by part of that boundary and the northern bound- 
ary of Urella Downs Western Land Lease 342 and resumed 
area westerly ; by the western boundary of the latter resumed 
area and the westernmost boundary of Urisino resumed area 
southerly to the south-westernmost corner of the latter 
resumed area ; by a southern boundary of that resumed area 
and a south boundary of Urisino Western Land Lease 241 
easterly, a western boundary of the latter lease and a line 
southerly to the most northern north-west corner of Kallara 
Western Land Lease 716; by the westernmost boundary of 
that lease southerly to the northern boundary of Tongo 
Western Land Lease 922; by part of the northern and a 
western boundary of that lease westerly and southerly to the 
southernmost boundary of Salisbury Downs resumed area ; 
by that boundary of that resumed ‘area and its prolongation 
westerly to the road from Wilcannia-Wanaaring to Wilcannia- 
Milparinka Roads; by that road westerly to the eastern 
boundary of the parish of Uncana, coéa@ntry of Yantara; by 
part of the eastern and the northern boundary of that parish 
northerly and westerly, the northern and part of the western 
boundary of the parish of Menderie westerly and southerly 
to the road from Wilcannia-Wanaaring to Wilcannia-Mil- 
parinka Roads aforesaid ; thence by that road generally south- 
westerly to the western boundary of the parish of Woombup ; 
by part of that boundary and part of a western boundary of 
the county of Yungnulgra southerly to the boundary between 
the counties of Yantara and Mootwingee ; by that boundary 
westerly to the western boundary of the parish of Morden, 
county of Mootwingee ; by the western and southern boun- 
daries of that parish, southerly and easterly, to an eastern 
boundary of that county ; by that boundary and a southern 
boundary, southerly and westerly, to the north-east corner of 
Gnalta resumed area No. 186 ; by southern and western 


boundaries of Noonthorungee resumed area No. 15 westerly, 
northerly, and again westerly to the south-westernmost corner 
of that resumed area; by southern and eastern boundaries of 
Nundoro Western Land Lease 583 westerly and southerly ; 
by southern and western boundaries of that lease generally 
westerly to its south-westernmost corner; by part of its 
westernmost boundary northerly to a point east of the south- 
east corner of Dalgety and Company’s portion 3 of 160 acres, 
parish of Teilta, county of Farnell; by a line west to that 
corner ; by the southern boundary of that portion westerly 
anda line west to the boundary dividing the States of New 
South Wales and South Australia; and by that boundary 
north, to the point of commencement. 
In lieu of Proclamation of 26th June, 1907, 


MirceeLi-Licenstna District. 


Counties of Livingstone, Manara, Tandora, Wernda, Woore, 
Young, and Yungnulgra: Commencing on the left bank of 
the Darling River, at the north-west corner of Albemarle and 
Victoria Lake Western Land Lease 8€4 ; by a line west cross- 
ing that river and by its right bank downwards to the 
southern corner of Western Land Lease 1,215; by south- 
western boundaries of that lease and Western Land Leases 
1,328, 1,417, and 1,936 north-westerly to the westernmost 
corner of the last mentioned lease ; by north-western bound- 
aries of that lease, Western Land Leases 1,937, 1,943, 1,910, 
and 1,998, north-easterly to the south-eastern corner of 
Glenlyon Western Land Lease 921; by part of its south- 
eastern boundary north-easterly ; by the boundary dividing 
the counties of 'Tandora and Young, the western boundaries 
of Weinteriga Western Land Lease 1,838 and Menamurtee 
Western Land Lease 623 generally northerly, to the south- 
west corner of parish of Peveril, county of Young ; by the 
southern boundary of that parish easterly, the southern and 
part of the eastern boundaries of the parish of Moorguinnia 
easterly and northerly, the southern boundaries of the parishes 
of Barbisten, Wood, and Cameron easterly, part of the western 
boundary of the parish of Darling southerly, the southern 
boundaries of the latter parish and of the parishes of Evelyn 
and Woore generally easterly, the western and southern 
boundaries of the parish of Tallandra southerly and easterly 
to the right bank of the Darling River; by that bank of that 
river upwards to the westernmost corner of Western Land 
Lease 646, by the south-western boundaries of that lease and 
Western Land Lease 1,342 and the north-eastern boundary 
of Buckanbee resumed area, south-easterly, a north-western 
boundary of Innesowen Western Land Lease 231 south- 
westerly, its south-westernmost boundary and prolongation 


_south-easterly to the dividing line between Nelyambo Western 


Land Lease 549 and resumed area ; by part of that line south- 
westerly; by part of the north-easternamost boundary of 
Cultowa resumed area south-easterly, its south-eastern bound- 
ary south-westerly to the north-eastern boundary of Baden 
Park Holding ; by that boundary south-easterly and part of 
its south-eastern boundary south-westerly, north-eastern and 
south-eastern boundaries of Marfield Western Land Lease 628 
generally southerly to the north-western boundary of Ka- 
juliga resumed area No. 169; by part of that boundary 
north-easterly to a point north of the northernmost north-east 
corner of Ticehurst resumed area No. 11; by a line and an 
eastern boundary of that resumed area southerly, a northern 
boundary easterly, the easternmost boundary of that area and 
Ticehurst Western Land Lease 547 southerly, part of the 
south boundary of that lease westerly, the east boundary of 
North Abbotsford Western Land Lease 283 and Western 
Land Lease 1,516, and a line southerly to the south-east 


corner of portion 13, parish of Warrenitchie, county of Moss- 


giel; by a line partly forming the southern boundary of that 
portion and the south boundary of the late resumed area 165 
westerly, parts of the eastern and southern boundaries of 
Kilfera Western Land Lease 526 southerly and westerly, the 
western boundaries of Western Land Leases 1,448, 302, and 
1,685, southerly to a point east of the south-east corner of 
portion 8, parish of Leura, county Manara; by a line west 
to that corner ; and by the south boundary of that portion 
and a line westerly to the south-western corner of Mulurulu 
Western Land Lease 2,139; by the easternmost boundaries 
of Pan Ban Western Land Lease 1,787, Moorara resumed 
area, and Moorara Western Land Lease 1,345 northerly, part 
of the northernmost boundary of the latter lease and a 
southern boundary of Albermarle and Victoria Lake Western 
Lands Lease 864 westerly, a western boundary of that lease 
and a line north to its northern boundary ; by that boundary 
generally westerly to-the point of commencement. 
In lieu of Proclamation of 26th June, 1907. 


Moama Licrensine Districr. 


Moama Licensing District to be the Moama Police District, 
as notified in the Government Gazette, No. 117, of 27th 
July, 1910. 


In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 
Motone Licensing District. 
Molong Licensing District to be the Molong Police Distric 


as notified in the Government Gazette, No..117, of 27th 
July, 1910. 


In lieu of Proclamation of 3lst December, 1900. 


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Moree Licensine District. 


Moree Licensing District to be the Moree Police District» 
as notified in the Government Gazette, No. 117, of 27th 


* July, 1910. 


In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898, 


Morvya Licensing District. 


Moruya Licensing District to be the Moruya Police District, 
as notified in the Government Gazette, No. 117, of 27th July, 
1910. . 

Tn lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


Monger Licensine Disrrict. 


Counties of Bligh, Phillip, and Wellington : Commencing 
at the junction of Cudgegong Creek with the Cudgegong 
River; and bounded thence by the left bank of that river 
downwards to a point south of the south-east corner of W. 
Beaumont’s 42 acres, portion 6, parish of Arthur, county of 
Phillip ; by a line, parts of which form the east boundaries of 
portions 6, 91, and 94, north to the north-east corner of the 
last-mentioned portion ; by a line northerly to the south-east 
corner of portion 56; and by part of the eastern boundary of the 
parish of Arthur generally northerly to the north-east corner 
of J. C. Cox’s portion 30; by a line, the east boundary of por- 
tion 165, parish of Dungaree, a line, the east boundary of 
portion 29, parish of Bara, a line, and the west boundary of 
portion 166, parish of Hawkins, nertherly to the north-west 
corner of the last-mentioned portion ; by a line northerly to 
the south-east corner of portion 43, parish of Bara; by the 
east boundary of that portion north, part of the south boun- 
dary of portion 70 east, its.eastern boundaries and a line 
northerly to the south-east corner of portion 103: by the 
east boundaries of that portion and portion 18, parish of 
Botobolar north, part of the north boundary of the last- 
mentioned portion west, the east boundaries of portions 107, 
106, and 71, and a line north to the scuth boundary of por- 
tion 91; by~part of that boundary east, its east boundary 
north, and a line northerly to the south-west corner of portion 
13; by the west boundary of that portion north and a line 
north-westerly to the south-west corner of of portion 48 ; by 
the west boundary of that portion north, part of its north 
boundary east, and the west boundaries of portions 138 
and 137, and a line north to the Great Dividing Range; by 
that range easterly and the range forming the western water- 
shed of Ginghi and Bylong Creeks northerly to the western 
boundary of portion 3i, parish of Coggan, county of Phillip ; 
by the western boundaries of that portion and portion 30 
northerly, a line, and the southern boundary of portion 82 
westerly, to the Goulburn River; by the right bank of that 
river upwards to its head in the Great Dividing Range; by 
that range and the eastern boundary of the parish of Wyaldra, 
county of Phillip, southerly to Cooyal or Reedy Creek ; by 
that creek downwards to the eastern boundary of the parish 


_of Gulgong ; by part of that boundary southerly and part of 


its southern boundary westerly ; by the western boundary of 
the parish of Wilbertree southerly to the Cudgegong River ; by 
that river downwards to Frome’s Creek; by that creek up- 
wards to the southern boundary of the parish of Piambong, 
county of Wellington ; by that boundary westerly, the western 
boundary of the parish of Hurudgere southerly, and the 
northern boundary of the parish of Merinda westerly to 
Cudgegong River; by the right bank of that river down- 
wards to a point north of the confluence of Gunnell 
Creek; by a line south of that confluence; and by 
that creek upwards to its head in the range form- 
ing the northern watershed of Oaky Creek; by that 
range southerly to a point north of the north-west corner 
of portion 6 of 600 acres, parish of Suttor, county of Welling- 
ton ; by a line, parts of which form the westernmost boun- 
dary of that portion and the east boundary of George Suttor’s 
portion 2 of 640 acres, parish of Walters, south, the south 
and west boundaries of the latter portion west and north, the 
south boundary of George Suttor’s portion 1 of 1,118 acres, 
parish of Wear, west to the Macquarie River; by the right 
bank of that river upwards to the Turon River ; by the right 
bank of that river upwards to the road from Bathurst to 
Warrangunnia ; by that road northerly to a gum-tree marked 
broad-arrow over M over IT; by a line east to Cunningham’s 
Creek ; by that creek and Bombandi Creek upwards to Cox’s 
Gully ; by that gully to its head, and a line northerly to the 
head of Cudgegong Creek; and by that creek downwards, to 
the point of commencemert. 


In lieu of Proclamation of 15th July, 1908. 


MurRURUNDI Licensinc DisrTrict. 


Counties of Brisbane, Buckland, and Pottinger: Com- 
mencing at the confluence of Timor Creek with the Isis 
River ; and bounded thence by the right bank of that river 
upwards to the crossing of the road in F. R, White’s portion 
74 of 100 acres, parish of Lincoln, county of Brisbane ; by 
the eastern side of that road northerly to Crawney’s Pass in 
the Liverpool Range; by that range westerly and south- 
westerly to the east boundary of ‘portion 274 of 591 acres, 
parish of Temi, county of Buckland; by that boundary north 
and the northern boundary of that parish generally westerly 


to the north-east corner of the Australian Agricultural Com- 
pany’s grant of 249,600 acres ; by the north and part of the 
west boundary of that grant west and south to Omaleah or 
Black Creek ; by that creek wpwards to the Liverpool Range ; 
by that range easterly to Mount Tinagroo; thence by the 
northernmost boundaries of portions 180 and 202, parish of 
Tinagroo, easterly, part of the west and north boundary of 
portion 159 north and east to Middle Creek; by that creek 
downwards to the north-west corner of portion 126; by the 
north boundaries of portions 126 and 171 and a line east to 
the west boundary of J. J. Walsh’s conditional lease 3,671 
of 1,810 acres; by part of that boundary north, its north, and 
part of its east boundary east and south to a point west of 
the north-west corner of portion 158; by a line, parts of 
which form the north boundary of that portion and the south 
boundary of portion 214 east to the west boundary of portion 
113, parish of Wingen; by part of that boundary and the 
west and north boundaries of portion 196 north and east and 
a line easterly to the north-west corner of portion 205; by a 
line, parts of which form the north boundaries of portions 205 
to 208, 5 and 6 east to the north-western boundary of portion 
112; by part of that boundary north-easterly, a north and 
west boundary of that portion east and north, and a line, 
parts of which form its northermost boundary and the 
northern boundaries of portions 268, 290, and 292 easterly to 
the west boundary cf portion 78, parish of Page; by part of 
that boundary north and a line, parts of which form the 
north boundaries of portions 78 to 81, east to the western 
boundary of portion 6; by part of that boundary northerly, 
its northern boundary, a line, and the northern boundary of 
portion 16, Matthew Gogg’s 665 acres, parish of Isis, a line, 
and the south boundaries of portions 176 to 178 east to the 
south-east corner of the last-mentioned portion; by a line 
easterly to the north-west corner of portion 205 of 6584 
acres ; by the north boundary of that portion and a line east 
to the west boundary of portion 166; by part of that 
boundary south, its south boundary and prolongation east to 
the right bank of the Isis River; by that bank of that river 
upwards to the point of commencement. 
In lien of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


MURWILLUMBAH LICENSING DisrRicr. 


Murwillumbah Licensing District to be the Murwillumbah 
Police District, as notified in Government Gazette No. 117, of 
27th July, 1910. i 

In hew of Proclamation of 15th June, 1899. 


MUSWELLBROOK AND Merton Licensine District. 


Muswellbrook and Merton Licensing District to be the 
Muswellbrook and Merton Pelice District, as notified in the 
Government Gazette, No. 117, of 27th July, 1910. 

In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


Namsucea LickEnsina District. 


County of Raleigh: Commencing on the high-water mark 
of the South Pacific Ocean at a point east of the north-east 
corner of portion 41, parish of Newry; and bounded thence 
by a line parts of which form the south boundaries of portions 
34, 170, 171, west to the south-west corner of the last-men- 
tioned portion ; thence a line north-westerly to the south-east 
corner of portion | of 80 acres ; by the south boundary of that 
portion west, and a line westerly to the south-east corner of 
portion 10 of 80 acres ; by the south boundary of that portion 
west and a line westerly, to the south-east corner of portion 
42 of 40 acres ; by the south boundary of that portion west, 
and a line westerly, to the south-east corner of portion 35 of 
804 acres, parish of Gladstone; by the south boundary of 
that portion west, and a line south-westerly, to the south-east 
corner of portion 11 of 38} acres ; by the south boundaries of 
that portion and portion 4, and the north boundary of portien 
25 of 40 acres west to the north-west corner of the last-men- 
tioned portion-; thence a line-westerly to the south-east corner 
of portion 149, parish of Belmore ; by the southern bound- 
aries of that portion and portion 32 westerly ; by the western 
boundaries of the last-named portion and portion 72 north to 
the south arm of the Bellingen River ; by the right bank of 
that arm upwards to a point north of the north-west corner 
of portion 10, parish of Merrylegai; theuce a line and the 
west boundaries of that portion and portion 11 south to the 
south-west corner of the latter portion, and by a line west to 


“the Snowy Mountains Range ; by that range which divides 


the counties of Dudley and Raleigh south-easterly to the head 
of Taylor’s Arm ; by the right bank of that arm downwards 
to a point north of the confluence of Maras Creek ; thence a 
line south to that confluence, and by that creek upwards to 
the south boundary of the suburban lands at village of Utun- 

un; by that south boundary and a line east to the road from 
ie tintnoy to Nambucca; by the eastern and southern sides of 
that road northerly and easterly to a point north of the 
north-westernmost corner of portion 104, parish Congarinni, 
county of Raleigh ; thence a line south to that corner and by 
the western boundary of that portion southerly to Gurravembi 
or Warrell Creek; by that creek downwards to the north 
boundary of portion 82, parish Warrell; by that boundary 
and a line east to the sea coast ; and by the aforesaid high- 
water mark northerly, to the point of commencement. 

In lieu of Proclamation of Ist June, 1899. 


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NARRABRI LiceNSING DisTRicT. 


Counties of Jamison, Nandewar, Pottinger, and White : 
Commencing at the junction of Yaminba and Borah Creeks 
with Brigalow Creek ; and bounded theuce by a marked line 
shown on plans, ruus 341, east to the range dividing the 
counties of Pottinger and White; by that range north- 
easterly to the north-west corner of portion 32 of 640 acres, 
parish of Willala, county of Pottinger; by the north boundary 
of that parish east and the west and north boundaries of that 
parish north, east, and again north and east, and by the east 
boundary of portion 46, parish of Tulla Mullen, and a line 
north to the southern side of the railway from Narrabri to 
Gunnedah ; by that side of that railway easterly to a point 
south of the south-west corner of portion 86 of 117? acres, 
parish of Bogabri; by a line and the west boundary of that 
portion north, its north boundary, a line, and the north boan- 
daries of portions 85 and 80 east to a point south of the south- 
west corner of David Grover’s portion 11; by a line aad the 
west boundaries of that portion and his portion 12 north, the 
north boundary of the latter portion, and a line east to the 
right bank of the Namoi River ; by that bank of that river 
downwards to the northern boundary of the parish of Bogabri, 
county of Nandewar; by part of that boundary generally 
easterly to the southernmost corner of portion 14 of 262 acres, 
parish of Leard; by the south-eastern boundaries of that 
portion and portions 18 and 12 north-easterly, a line, and the 
east boundary of portion 17 north to its north-east corner ; by 
a line parts of which form the north boundary of portion 25 
of 2174 acres and portion 16 of 206% acres east to the west 
boundary of portion 52, parish of Wean, by part of that 
boundary north, part of its north boundary east, the west 
and north boundaries of portion 74, and the north boundary 
of portion 17 north and east to Bollol Creek, by that creek 
upwards to the north-west corner of portion 44, by the north- 
western boundaries of portions 44 and 48 north-easterly anda 
line east to Mihi Creek; by that creek upwards to the 
westernmost boundary of portion 3 of 320 acres, parish of 
Mihi; by part of that boundary and the west boundary of 
portion 5 north, and a line, parts of which form the north- 
western boundaries of that portion and portion 6 of 927 acres 
north-easterly to the range dividing the county of Nandewar 
from the counties of Darling and Murchison, and dividing the 
waters of Maule’s Creek from those of Tareela Creek and the 
Manilla River ; by that range and the north-eastern boundary 
of the county of Jamison generally north-westerly to a point 
west of the south-western corner of portion 50, parish of 
Windoondilla, county of Courallie; by a line partly forming 
the southern boundaries of that portion and portion 112, the 
eastern boundaries of that portion and portion 11 north to 
Courallie Creek ; by that creek and Moomin Cresk downwards 
to the boundary dividing the parishes of Minnaminane and 
Booramine from the parishes of Bumble and Gordon ; by that 
boundary generally southerly to Waterloo or Millie Creek ; 
by that creek upwards to the intersection of the eastern 
boundary of portion 73, parish of Thalaba, county of Jamison ; 
by part of that boundary and part of its southern boundary, 
a line, and the western boundary of the parishes of Hckford, 
Belar, and Guodemain, generally southerly, the southern 
boundary of the last-mentioned parish and part of the southern 
boundary of the parish of Meriah, generally easterly, the 
western boundaries of the parishes of Galathera, county of 
Jamison, Mollee and Boral, county of White, generally south- 
erly ; a north-western boundary of the parish of Bohena 
south-westerly to Middle or Bundock Creek ; by that creek 
southerly to the south boundary of Fr. 24,588,—shown 
on plan Mise. 328 Th. in the Department of Lands ; by that 
boandary west about 44 miles to au ironbark tree marked 
¥.R. 8; by an east boundary of that reserve and its continua- 
tion south to a point west of the point of commencement ; 
thence a line east to that point. 

In lieu of Proclamation of 4th December, 1900. 


Narranpera Licensine District. 

Counties of Bourke, Boyd, Cooper, Dowling, and 
Mitchell: Comencing on the left bank of the Murrum- 
bidgee River, at the north-west corner of portion 119, 
parish of Hunanbrennan, county of Boyd; and 
bounded thence by a line, parts of which form the 
western boundaries of portions 119, 11, 18 to 21, 28, 


25, 26, and 28, parish of Kunanbrennan, portions 2, 3, 


41, 243, 43, 47 to 54, parish of Clifford southerly to 
the northern boundary of portion 58, parish of Maley ; 
by part of that boundary westerly; by a line, parts of 
which form the western boundaries of portions 58, 59, 
5 to 7, 9, 10, 47, 49, 50, and 52 southerly to the south- 
ern boundary of the county of Boyd; by part of that 
boundary easterly to the north-eastern corner of por- 
tion 75, parish of Pullega, county of Urana: by the 
eastern bound : ; 

southern boundary of the parish of Yamma easterly 
and the eastern boundaries of the parish of Bundure 
North and Bundure southerly to Yanco Creek; by that 
creek upwards to the south-west corner of portion 91 
parish of Bingagong, county of Urana; by a line, 
parts of which form the south-western boundaries of 


ary of that parish southerly; by the - 


portions 91, 93 to 95, 97 to 99 and 101 south-easterly ; 
by the south-eastern boundaries of portions 102 to 106 
north-easterly to meet the north-westerly prolongation 
of the south-western boundary of portion 23; by that 
prolongation and boundary, and the south-western 
boundary of portion 27 south-easterly; by a line and 
the south boundary of portion 48 easterly to Colombo 
Creek ; by that creek upwards to the south-west corner 
of portion 171, parish of Waugh; by part of the south 
boundary of that portion east to the north-west corner 
of portion 169, and by the southern side of the road 
from Narrandera to Bullengong,—as shown on plan 
R. 3,411-1,603 generally easterly to the north-west 
corner of portion 9, parish of Boree Creek; by the 
west boundary of that portion and a line south to the 
south-eastern side of the road from Urana to Bullen- 
gong, shown on plan R. 1,681-1,603; by the south-east- 
ern and eastern sides of that road generally north- 
easterly to the north-west corner of portion 5; hy the 
north boundary of that portion and part of the north 
boundary of portion 39 east to the eastern boundary 
of the parish of Faithful, county of Mitchell; by the 
eastern boundaries of that parish generally northerly 
to the northernmost corner of portion 15; by the 
north-western boundary of that portion south-westerly 
to its north-western corner; by a line westerly to the 
south-east corner of portion 41 of 831 acres, parish of 
Buckinbong; by a line, parts of which form the east. 
boundaries of portion 41, 12, 8, 62 to 64, parish of 
Buckinbong, and portion 4, parish of Brewarrena, 
north to the left bank of the Murrumbidgee River, 
and by that bank of that river upwards to meet the 
Weererly pone of the*southernmost boundary of 
ortion 33, parish of Berrembed, county of Bourke; 
y a line and the south boundary of that portion east 
to its south-east corner, and by the eastern boundaries 
of the later parish northerly to the north-east corner 
of portion 182; by a line northerly to the south-west 
corner of portion 25, parish of Elliott; by a line, parts 
of which form the west boundaries of that portion 
and portion 26 northerly ; by the western boundary of 
the parish of Ashbridge, and a line northerly to the 
southern side of the road from Mejum Swamp to Cow- 
abbie; by that side of that road westerly to a point 
south of the south-west corner of portion 54, parish of 
Fennel; by the eastern boundary of the county of 
Cooper,—as shown on plans County 27 and 28, north- 
erly to a point east of the south-east corner of portion 
16, parish of Yalgogoring, county of Cooper; by a 
line partly forming the southern boundary of that 
portion westerly ; by the western boundary of the last- 
mentioned parish northerly; by southern and western 
boundaries of the parish of Sandy Creek westerly and 
northerly to the south-east corner of the parish of 
Dowling; by a line partly forming the southern boun- 
daries bf portions 8, 1, 21, 3 to 5, parish of Dowling, 
and 1 and 2, parish of Kolkilbertoo south, westerly ; 
by the western boundary of that parish northerly to 
the south-east corner of portion 28 of 400 acres, parish 
of The Peak; by the southernmost boundary of that 
parish and a line west to meet the south-easterly pro- 
longation of the north-eastern boundary of portion 18, 
parish of The Bluff; by a line, parts of which form 
the north-eastern boundaries of portions 18, 17, 22, 
and 25 north-westerly to the north-east corner of the 
last-mentioned portion; by the north boundary of 
that portion, and a line, parts of which form the 
north boundaries of portions 16 and 4 west to the 
Cocoparra Range; by that range southerly to a point 
east of the south-east corner of portion 4, parish of 
Pulletop; by a line, parts of which form the south 
boundaries of that portion and portions 14, 27 to 29 
west to the western boundary of the county of Cooper, 
by that boundary,—as shown on plan M. 64, and its 
prolongation southerly to the left bank of the Mur- 
rumbidgee River; and by the left bank of that river 
downwards, to the point of commencement. ; 
In lieu of Proclamation of 28th July, 1899. 


NEWCASTLE LickNsiIne District. 


The Newcastle Licensing District to be the Newcastle 
Police District as notified in the Government Gazette 
No. 117 of the 27th July, 1910. 


In lieu of Proclamation of 16th September, 1908. 


NYMAGEE LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Counties of Mouramba, Cunningham, and Flinders: 
Commencing at the northernmost corner of the county 
of Mouramba; and bounded thence by the boundary 
dividing the counties of Robinson, Booroondarra, and 
Woore from the county of Mouramba south-westerly 
to the boundary dividing the counties of Mossgiel and 
Blaxland from the county of Mouramba; by that 
boundary south-easterly to the boundary dividing the 
counties of Blaxland and Cunningham; by that boun- 
dary and a south-western boundary of J. W. G. Taylor’s 


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lease under the 18th section south-easterly to the inter- 
section of the south-western prolongation of the north- 
western boundary of portion 3, parish of Oxley South, 
county’ of. Cunningham; by a line partly forming the 
north-western boundaries of that portion, portion 114, 
and portions 12 and 11, parish of Walker, and the most 
south-easterly boundary of the overfiow resumed area 
No. 187 north-easterly; by a north-eastern boundary 
north-westerly and part of the south-eastern boundary 
of resumed area No. 187A north-easterly to a point 
east of the north-east corner of portion 2 at Stratford’s 
Tank, parish of Delby, county of Flinders; by a line 
and the north boundary of that portion west to its 
north-west corner; by a line westerly to the north-east 
corner of portion 1; by the north boundary of that 
portion and a line westerly to the north-east corner of 
portion 3, parish of Walton; by the north boundary of 
that portion and a line westerly to the north-east corner 
of portion 2; by the north boundary of that portion and 
its prolongation west to the western boundary of 
the county of Flinders; by that measured boundary 
northerly, to the point of commencement. 
In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


NYNGAN LICENSING DisTRICT. 


Nyngan Licensing District to-be the Nyngan Police 
District, as notified in the Government Gazette No. 117 
of 27th July, 1910. 

In lieu of Proclamation of 21st June, 1898. 


ORANGE LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Orange Licensing District to be the Orange Police 
Distriet, as notified in the Government Gazette, No. 117, 
of 27th July, 1910. 

‘In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


Parges Licensing Drsrnict. 


Counties of Ashburnham, Cunningham, and Ken- 
nedy: Commencing on the range forming the north- 
ern boundary of the county of Cunningham, at a point 
north of the north-west corner of portion 9 of 1,920 
acres, parish of Gillenbine, county of Cunningham; 
and bounded thence by that range north-easterly to 
Bullock Creek ; by that creek downwards to the north 
boundary of pertion 6 of 1,920 acres, parish of Ben- 
tick, county of Kennedy; by part of that boundary 
and a line, parts of which form the north boundaries 
of portions 8, 11 and 12, parish of Stanley, and 12, 


parish of Russell, east to the east boundary of portion _ 


2 of 1,920 acres; by part of that boundary south 
and a, line, parts of which form the south boundaries 
of portions 22 cf 1,920 acres, parish of Russell, and 
18 and 20, parish of Genaren, east to the south- 
western boundary of the late resumed area of Mun- 
gary West Holding; by that boundary south-easterly ; 
by the southern boundary of the parish of Genaren 
and a line easterly to Back or Genaren Creek; by 
that creek upwards to the south boundary of por- 
tion 6 of 703 acres 2 roods, parish of Tanilogo; by 
part of that boundary and the south boundary of 
the parish of Belardrey and a line east to Burrill 
Creek; by that creek upwards to the east boundary 
of portion 26 of 627 acres, parish of Kadina; by part 
of that boundary and the east boundary of portion 
27, parish of Kadina, and of portion 7 of 1,920 acres, 
parish of Burrill, and a line north to Ten-mile Creek ; 
by that Creek upwards to Harvey’s Range; by 
Harvey’s, Curumbenya, and Croker’s Ranges, and 
the range dividing the waters of Goobang Creek from 
Mandagery Creek and the Little River southerly and 
westerly to the source of Moura Creek; by that creck 
downwards to the northern side of the railway from 
Orange to Parkes; by that side of that railway 
westerly to the east boundary of portion 61, parish of 
Bindogandri, county of Ashburnham; by part of that 
boundary south of Flagstone Creek; by that creek 
downwards to the eastern side of the road from Parkes 
to Eugowra; by that side of that road southerly to 
a point east of the north-east corner of portion 41, 
parish of Cookamidgera; by a line and the north 
boundary of that portion west, and a line, parts of 
which form the west boundaries of portions 41, 38, 
and 24, south; by the south boundaries of portions 
6, 4, and 5, parish of Mungincoble, and a line west 
to the north-east boundary of portion 25, parish of 
Dowling; by a line parts of which form the north- 
eastern boundaries of portions 25 and 26 north-west- 
erly; by the north boundaries of portions 26 and 27 
west the west and north-west boundaries of portion 
27 south, south-westerly, and again south; by part 
of the western boundary of portion 28 south to a 
point east of the south-east corner of portion 48, 
parish of Martin; by a line west. of that corner, 
and by the southern boundaries of the parishes of 
Martin and Warregal, generally westerly; by the 


western boundary of the latter parish generally 
northerly to Billabung or Goobang Creek; by that 
creek downwards to the east boundary of converted 
pre-lease No. 276 of 1,200 acres, parish of Yarragong ; 
by that boundary north, its north boundary, and a 
line west, to Gunning Range; by that range southerly 
to a point east of the south-east corner of portion 8, 
parish of Dalhunty, county of Cunningham; by a 
ine west to that corner, and by parts of the southern 
boundaries of that parish and parish of Monomie 
westerly to the south-west corner of portion 8 of the 
latter parish; by a line, parts of which form the west 
boundaries of portions 3, 2, 11, and 12, north to 
a point east of the north-east corner of portion 55, 
parish of Goobang; by a line, parts of which form 
the north boundaries of portion 50 to 52, 54, 55, and 
63, west to the east boundary of portion 18, parish of 
Yarrabundi; by part of the east boundary of that 
parish and a line northerly to a point about 40 chains 
north of the north-eastern corner of portion 68; by 
3 line west about 40 chains; by a line south to the 
northern boundary of the last-mentioned portion ; 
by part of the northern boundary of that portion 
westerly to a point south of the south-eastern corner 
of portion 2, parish of Kars; by a line partly forming 
the east boundaries of that portion and portion 1 
north, and a line, parts of which form the north 
boundaries of portions 1, 2, 6, 5, and 8 west to a 
point southyof the south-west corner of portion 26, 
parish of Byong; by a line and the western boun- 
daries of that parish and parishes of Sebastapol and 
Gillenbine generally northerly, to the point of com- ° 
mencement. 

In lieu of Proclamation of 11th May, 1900. 


PARRAMATTA LICENSING D1igrRict. 


The Parramatta Licensing District to be the Parra- 
inatta Police District, as notified in Government Gazette 
No. 117 of 27th July, 1910. 

In lieu of Proclamation of 26th August, 1904. 


PATERSON LICENSING DISTRICT. 


County of Durham: Commencing at the north-east 
corner of Charles Throsby’s 2,000 acres, portion 103, 
parish of Stanhope, county of Durham; and bounded 
thence by part of the western boundary of portion 33 
northerly, parts of the south and east boundaries of 
portion 47 east and north, the south boundary of 
portion 66 east, part of its east boundary north to the 
range dividing the waters of Glendon and Carrow 
Brooks from those of the Paterson River; by that range 
and the Mount Royal Range northerly to the range at 
the head of the Paterson and Allyn Rivers; by that 
range easterly, and the range dividing the waters of 
those rivers from the Williams River, generally south- 
erly to the south boundary of Hugh Torrance’s 2,000 
acres, portion 39, parish of Seaham; by part of that 
boundary and a line west to the east boundary of W. 
Taylor’s portion 11, parish of Butterwick; by part of 
that boundary and a line south to the north boundary 
of Eliza Smith’s 1,280 acres; by part of that boundary, 
the north boundary of R. Studdert’s portion 2 and 
James Powell’s 100 acres, a line, and the north boun- 
dary of the parish of Middlehope west to the north- 
west corner of T. Nowlan’s 3,800 acres, portion 25; 
by a line north-westerly to the north-east corner of 
B. Hudson’s portion 70 of 2,000 acres, parish of 
Wolfingham; by the north-eastern boundaries of por- 
tions 60 and 61 north-westerly, the north boundary of 
W. C. Wentworth’s portion 69 west, part of the east 
boundary of portion 58, a line and the east boundary 
of portion 59 north, the north boundaries of the latter 
portion and portion 54 west, the east and north boun- 
daries of J. Mitchell’s 880 acres, portion 101, parish 
of Stanhope, north and west, part of its west boun- 
dary south, the north boundary of his portion 102 of 
1,500 acres west, and part of the east boundary of 
Chas. Throsby’s, portion 103 of 2,000 acres aforesaid 
north, to the point of commencement. 

Tn lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1598. 


PEAK HiLt LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Counties of Narromine and Kennedy: Commencing 
on the left bank of the Bogan River, at a point west of 
the confiuence of Tomingiey Creek; and bounded thence 
by a line south-westerly to the intersection of the road 
from Bullock Creek to Genaren with Genaren or Back 
Creek, passing through portion 18, parish of Graddlie, 
county of Kennedy; by that creek upwards to the south 
boundary of portion 6 of 7034 acres, parish Tanilogo: 
by part of that boundary and the south boundary of 
parish of Belardery and-a line east to Burrill Creek ; 
by that ereek upwards to the east boundary of portion 
26 of G27 acres, parish of Kadina; by part of that boun- 


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dary and the east boundaries of portion 27, parish of 
Kadina, and portion 7 of 1,920 acres, parish of Burrill, 
and a line north to the Ten-mile Creek; by that creek 
upwards to Harvey’s Range; by that range northerly 
to the head of Captain’s Station Creek; by that creek 
and Tomingley Creek downwards to the Bogan Niver,; 
and thence a line west, to the point of commencement. 
In lieu of Proclamation of 11th May, 1909. 


PENRITH LICENSING DISTRICT. 

The Penrith Licensing District to be the Penrith 
Police District, as notified in the Government Gazette 
No. 117 of 27th guly, 1910. 

In lieu of Proclamation of 15th July, 1908. 

Picton Licunsing DISTRICT. 

The Picton Licensing District to be the Picton Police 

District, as notified in the Government Gazette No. 


117, of 27th July, 1910. 
In lieu of Proclamation of 15th July, 1908. 


Port MACQUARIE LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Port Macquarie Licensing District to be the Port 
Macquarie Police District, as notified in the Goyern- 
ment Gazette No. 117 of 27th July, 1910. 

In lieu of Proclamation of 26th February, 1901. 


Port SrepHens Licrnsine DISTRICT. 


County of Gloucester: Commencing on the high- 
water mark of the South Pacific Ocean, at a point 
east of the south-east corner of portion 142 of 40 
acres, parish of Tomares, county of Gloucester; and 
bounded thence by a line and the south boundaries of 
that portion and portions 119 and 118 west to the 
southernmost south-west corner of the latter portion; 
by a line westerly to the south-east corner of portion 
121; by the south boundary of that portion west; by 
the east and south boundaries of portion 172 south 
and west; by a line partly forming the south boun- 
daries of portions 28, 27, and 25 west to the east 
boundary of reserve 15,749, notified llth June, 1892; 
by eastern boundaries of that reserve and portions 34 
and 35 and a line south-westerly; part of the north, 
the east, and the south boundary of portion 37 east, 
south, and west, and the south boundary of portion 38 
west to its south-west corner; thence a line south- 
westerly to the south-east corner of portion 20; by the 
south boundary of that portion and a line west cros- 
sing Tiligerry Creek to the north-east corner of por- 
tion 4, parish of Sutton; by the north-eastern boun- 
daries of that portion south-easterly, the south-eastern 
boundaries of portions 4 to 6, 68, and 24 south-wes- 
terly, part of the west boundary of the last-mentioned 
portion north to a point east of the south-east corner 
of portion 49; by a line and the south boundaries of 
that portion and portion 126 west to the south-eastern 
side of the road from Tenilba to Raymend Terrace; 
by that side of that road south-westerly to the east 
boundary of portion 57; by part of that boundary 
north to Salt Water Creek; by that creek and Pipe- 
clay Creek upwards to a point south of the south-west 
corner of portion 41; by a line and the west boundary 
of that portion and portion 40 north to the north-west 
corner of the latter portion; thence a line northerly 
to the south-east corner of portion 123; and by the 
east boundary of that portion and a line north to the 
southern side of the road from Sawyer’s Point to 
Clarencetown ; by that side of that road westerly to the 
boundary between the parishes of Tarean and Wilmot; 
by that boundary generally north-easterly to Lime- 
burner’s Creek; by that creek upwards to the range 
dividing the waters of the Williams and Little Rivers 
from those of the Karuah River; thence by that range 
northerly to the range dividing the waters of the 
Gloucester, Avon, and Macarthur Rivers from those 
of the Karuah and Myall Rivers; thence by that 
range easterly to the head of Wollomba River; thence 
by the left bank of that river downwards to a point 
north of the north-west corner of portion 66, parish 
of Gooloongolok; by a line and the west boundary of 
that portion and the east boundaries of portions 86 
and 84 south; by part of the north boundary of portion 
103 east; by the east boundaries of portions 103, 98, 
95, and 93 southerly to the north-west corner of por- 
tion 18; by the north and east boundaries of that 
portion east and south to Wang Wauk or Maclean 
River; by the left bank of that river downwards to a 
point north of the north-west corner of portion 31, 
parish of Curreeki; by a line partly forming the west- 
boundaries of that portion and portions 32 and 68 
south to Curreeki Creek; by that creek downwards to 
the Gooloongolok River; by the left bank of that river 
upwards to a point west of the south-west corner of 
portion 11, parish of Bachelor; by a line and the south 


boundary of that portion east to its south-east corner; | 


thence by a westerly, a northerly, and part of the 
eastern boundary of portion 28 north, east, and south 
to the intersection of the last-named boundary with 
the reserved road through the portion; thence by a 
track easterly to the southern corner of portion 63; 
thence by the south-east boundary of that portion and 
the south-west boundary of portion 64 north-easterly 
and south-easterly to the southern corner of the last- 
named portion; thence by part of the east boundary 
of that portion north to a north-west corner of portion 
67; by boundaries of that portion east, north, and 
again east to its north-east corner; thence a line east 
to the right bank of Wallingat River; by that bank 
of that river downwards and the south-western margin 
of Wallis Lake generally south-easterly to a point 
west of the north-west corner of portion 18, parish of 
Forster; thence a line crossing Wallis Lake and parts 
cf which form the north boundaries of portions 18, 
45, 46, 89, and 90 east to the high-water mark of the 
South Pacific Ocean; and by that high-water mark 
southerly, to the point of ccommencement,—including 
all islands adjacent to the ccast, east of the above- 
described boundaries. 
In lien of Proclamation of 20th July, 1910. 


QUEANBEYAN LICENSING DisTRict. 


Queanbeyan Licensing District to be the Quean- 
beyan Police District, as notified in the Government 
Gazette No. 117 of 27th July, 1910. 

In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


QUIRINDI LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Counties of Buckland and Pottinger: Commencing 
on the Mooki River, at the north-east corner of por- 
tion 68 cf 160 acres, parish of Clift, county of Pot- 
tinger; and bounded thence by a line, parts of which 
form the north boundaries of portions 63, 65 to 67, 73, 
and 71, parish of Clift, and portions 88 and 37, parish 
of Brothers, west to the north-west corner of the last- 
mentioned portion; by a line, paris of which form the 
west boundary of portion 37 and the east boundaries 
of portions 144, 143, 142, 161, 59, 71, 88, and 89 south 
to the north boundary of portion 17, parish of Coolan- 
billa, by part of that boundary west, the west boun- 
daries of portions 17 and 16 and a line south, to the 
north boundary of portion 24; by part of that boundary 
west, the west boundaries of that portion and portion 


“19, and a line south to the northern boundary of por- 


tion 159, parish of Springfield; by part of that boun- 


. dary and the northern boundaries of portions 160 and 


162, and their prolongation easterly to Coomoo Coomoo 
Creek; by that creek upwards to a spur range of the 
Liverpool Range; by that spur range southerly and 
the Liverpool Range easterly to the head of Omaleah 
or Black Creek; by that creek downwards to the west 
boundary of the Australian Agricultural Company’s 
Grant of 249,600 acres; by part of that boundary 
north, the north boundary of that grant east to its 
north-east corner; thence by the northern boundary of 
the parish of Temi, county of Buckland, generally 
easterly to the north-east corner of portion 274 of 591 
acres; by the east boundary of that portion south to 
the Liverpool Range; by that range north-easterly to 
the range dividing the counties of Parry and Buck- 
land, and also the waters of Coeypolly and Jacob and 
Joseph Creeks, from those of the Peel River; by that 
range north-westerly to the range dividing the waters 
of Werris and Currabubula Creeks, by that range west- 
erly to the north boundary of portion 14S of 294% acres, 
parish of Werrie, county of Buckland; by part of that 
boudary west, part of the east boundary of portion 
49 north, the north boundaries of that portion and 
portions 128, 119, 50, 17, and 122, and a line west to 
the western side of the railway from Tamworth to 
Quirindi; by that side of that railway southerly to the 
southern side of the North-western Railway at Werris 
Creek Function; by that side of that railway westerly 
and north-westerly to the south boundary of portion 
82, parish of Mooki; by a line, parts of which form 
the south boundaries of portions 82, 13, 12, and 5 west 
to the left bank of the Mooki River; and by that bank 
of that river upwards, to the point of commencement. 
in dieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


RaymMonp TERRACE Lacensing District. 


Counties of Durham, Gloucester, and Northumber- 
land: Commencing on the high-water mark of the 
South Pacific Ocean, at a point east of the south-east 
corner of portion 142 of 40 acres, parish of Tomaree, 
county of Gloucester; and bounded thence by a line 
and the south boundaries of that portion and por- 
tions 119 and 118 west to the southernmost south-west 
corner of the latter portion; by a line westerly to 
the south-east corner of portion 121; by the south 


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boundary of that portion west; by the east and south 
boundaries of portion 172 south and west; by a line 
partly forming the south boundaries of portions 28, 
27, and 25 west to the east boundary of reserve 15,749 
notified llth June, 1892; by eastern boundaries of 
that reserve and portions 34 and 35, and a line south- 
westerly, part of the north, the east, and the south 
boundary of portion 37 east, south, and west, and the 
south boundary of portion 88 west to its south-west 
corner; thence a line south-westerly to the south-east 
corner of portion 20; by the south boundary of that 
portion and a line west crossing Tilligery Creek to the 
north-east corner of portion 4, parish of Sutton; by 
the north-eastern boundaries of that portion south- 
easterly, the south-eastern boundaries of portions 4 
to 6, 68, and 24 south-westerly, part of the west boun- 
dary of the last-mentioned portion north, to a point 
east of the south-east corner of portion 49; by a line 
and the south boundaries of that portion and portion 
126 west to the south-eastern side of the road from 
Tenilba to Raymond Terrace; by that side of that 
road south-westerly to the east boundary of portion 
57; by part of that boundary north to Salt Water 
Creek; by that creek and Pipeclay Creek upwards to 
a point south of the south-west corner of portion 41; 
by a line and the west boundary of that portion and 
portion 40 north to the north-west corner of the latter 
portion; thence a line northerly to the south-east 
corner of portion 128; and by the east boundary 
of that portion and a line north to the southern side 
of the road from Sawyer’s Point to Clarence Town ; by 


‘that side of that road westerly to range dividing the 


waters of the Karuah and Williams Rivers; by that 
range southerly to the south boundary of the Church 
and Scheol Estate; by that boundary and the north 
boundary of portion 51, parish of Thornton, west to 
the Wilhams River; by a line south-westerly crossing 
that river to the south-east. corner of Hugh Torrance’s 
2Z,0C0 acres, portion 39, parish of Seaham, county of 
Durham; by part of the south boundary of that por- 
tion west to a point north of the north-west corner of 
portion 56 of 120 acres; by a line, parts of which 
form the west boundaries of that portion, portions 
19, 20, 23, William Hickey’s portion 34, parish of 
Seaham, to the Hunter River; by the left bank of 
that river downwards to the north prolongation of 
the west boundary of portion 51 cf 2,000 acres, 
parish of Alnwick, county of Northumberland; by 
that prolongation, the west and south boundaries of 
that portion and the south boundary of the Town 
of Alnwick and its prolongation east to the left 
bank of the Hunter River aforesaid; by the high- 
water mark along that bank of that river and of 
its north channel and of the western and northern 
shores of Fullerton Cove southerly, easterly, northerly, 
and again easterly to the south-east corner of 
Russell’s 1,155 acres, parish of Steckton, county of 
Gloucester; by part of the east boundary of that 
portion north to the south-west corner of Colonel 
Snodgrass’ 1,120 acres; by the south boundary of 
that portion, the north boundary of portion 146, 
perish of Stowell, east, part of its east boundary 
south; by the north boundaries of portions .155, 71, 
and 72 and their prolongation east to the high-water 
mark of the South Pacific Ocean aforesaid; and by 
that high-water mark northerly to the point of com- 
mencement,—inclusive of all islands east of the above- 
described boundaries. 
In lieu of Proclamation of 20th July, 1901. 


RicumMonp River Licmnsine District. 


Counties of Buller, Drake, Rous, and Richmond: 
Commencing at the junction of the range which 
divides the waters of the Tweed and Brunswick Rivers 


from those of the Richmond River and Macpherson’s | 
a 
Bouse i 


Range, which divides the States of New 
Wales and Queensland; and bounded thence ky Mac- 


pherson’s Range westerly to a box-tree marked broad- | 


arrow over 800 over F.H.R. over 66, shown on plan 
Mise. 153; thence by a marked line shown on plan 
Misc. 23, Gftn., south to the north boundary of por- 
tion 46, parish of Beaury, county of Buller; by part 
of that boundary east to Beaury Creek; by that creek 


downwards to Tooloom Creek; by that creek upwards | 


to the west boundary of portion 15, parish of Tooloom, 
by that boundary southerly, the south boundaries of 
that portion and portion 16 east, and a line easterly 
to the south-west corner of portion 20, by the scuth 
boundaries of portions 20 and 21 and their prolonga- 
tion east to the spur-range leading from the South 
Obelisk to the range dividing the waters of Tooloom 
Creek from Duck and Bean Creeks; by that spur- 
range and that range southerly to the Clarence River ; 
by a line south to its right bank; by that bank of 
that river downwards to the west boundary of portion 
60 of 331 acres, parish of Emu; by that boundary and 


its prolongation south to Jenny Lind Creek; by that 
creek downwards to the west boundary of portion i3; 
by that boundary and its prolongation south to Plum- 
bago Creek; by that creek downwards to the crossing 
of the road from Fairfield to Solferino; by the north- 
ern and eastern sides of that road easterly and south- 
erly to the range.dividing the waters of the Timbara 
and Clarence Rivers, at Hamilton’s Gap; by that 
range southerly to the head of Nogrigan or Grass Tree 
Creek ; by that creek downwards; by the right bank of 
the Clarence River downwards; by the Dubadar or 
Deep Creek upwards to the Richmond Range dividing 
the waters of the Richmond and Clarence Rivers; by 
that range generally easterly and northerly to a tree 
marked broad-arrow over L over 85,—as shown on 
plan M. 124 Roll; by a line west to the right bank 
of the south arm of the Richmond River at a point 
about 55 chains north of the north boundary of por- 
tion 10 of 400 acres, parish of Doubleduke, county of 
Richmond ; by that bank of that arm downwards and 
the right bank of the Richmond River upwards to ths 
right bank of the north arm of the Richmond River ; 
by that bank of that arm upwards to the north-east 
corner of portion 51, parish of North Codrington, 
county of ieee by the northern boundaries of that 
portion and portions 36 and 385 westerly; by the road 
which forms the north-eastern boundaries of portions 
34, 33, 21, 20, 19, 18, and 16; by the road which forms 
the western boundaries of portions 180, 31, 30, 29, 28, 
27, 26, 25, 24, 23, 22, and 82 generally northerly; by 
the road forming the northern boundaries of portions 
115, 185, 86, and 90, parish of North Codrington, and 
portion 62, parish of South Gundurimba, to the north- 
ern watershed of Pelican Creek; by that watershed 
north-westerly to the boundary between the Land 
Districts of Lismore and Casino; by that boundary 
northerly to Back Creek; by that creek downwards to 
Hanging Rock or Leycester Creek: by that creek up- 
wards to its source in the range dividing the waters 
of the Tweed and Brunswick Rivers from those of the 
Richmond River; and by that range northerly, to the 
point of commencement. 
In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


Rypr Licensing District. 


Ryde Licensing District"to be the Ryde Police Dis- 
trict, as notified in the Government Gazette No. 117 
of the 27th July, 1910. 

Tn lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


v3 
Ryistone Lic—ensinc DisTrict. 


Rylstone Licensing District to be the Rylstone 
Police District, as notified in the Government Gazette 
No. 117 of 27th July, 1910. 

In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


Scone LicensinG DIsTrict. 


Scone Licensing District to be the Scone Police Dis- 
trict, as notified in the Government Gazette No. 117 
of 27th July, 1910. 

In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


SHOALHAVEN LICENSING DisTRict. 


Counties of Camden and St. Vincent: Commencing 
on the high-water mark of the South Pacilfic Ocean 
on the eastern high-water mark of Sussex Inlet; and 
bounded thence by that high-water mark generally 
northerly, the southern and eastern and northern 
high-water marks of St. George’s Basin easterly, 
northerly, and westerly to Wandrawandrian Creek ; 
by that creek upwards to the south boundary of C. J. 
Campbell’s portion 23 of 850 acres, parish of Jerra- 
wangala, county of St. Vincent; by that boundary 
west, part of its west boundary north to the southern 
side of the road from South Huskisson to Braidwood ; 
by that side of that road westerly to the east boun- 
dary of the suburban lands at Tianjara; by part of 
the east, the north, and part of the west boundaries 
of those suburban lands north, west, and south to 
the southern side of the road aforesaid; by that side 
of that road westerly to the Pigeon House Range; 
by that range, the range dividing the waters of the 
Shoalhaven River from the coastal waters, and the 
range forming the northern watershed of the Endrick 
River westerly to the confluence of that river wit 
the Shoalhaven River; by a line north to the left bank 
of the Jatter river; by that bank of that river down- 
wards to the Kangaroo River; by the right bank of 
that river upwards to Yarrunga Creek ; by that creek 
upwards to a point west of the south-western corner 
of quarry reserve 28,573; by a line partly forming 
the south boundary of that reserve easterly to the 
road from Osborne to Yarrunga; by that road south- 
easterly to the edge of cliffs on the western side of 
Barrengarry Creek; by those cliffs generally north- 
easterly to the southern boundary of portion 259, 


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arish of Burrawang, county of Camden; by that 
oundary easterly to the south-eastern corner; by a 
line north-easterly to Belmore Falls; by the edge of 
cliffs on the eastern side of Barrengarry Creek south- 
erly and northerly to the north-western corner of 
pore 198, parish of Yarrawa; by the north boun- 
dary of that portion east, an eastern boundary 
southerly, a north, and part of the east boundaries 
of portion 268 east and south, and the north boundary 
of portion 221 and a line east to the left bank of the 
Kangaroo River; by that bank of that river upwards 
to the south boundary of portion 160, parish of 
Wallaya; by the south and part of the east boundaries 
of that portion and portion 166 east, north, and again 
east and north to a point west of the north-west 
corner of portion 149; by a line east and by the north- 
ern boundaries of that portion easterly to its north- 
ernmost north-east corner; by a line south-easterly 
to the northernmost north-west corner of portion 147; 
by the northern boundaries of that portion and por- 
tion 247 easterly, the east boundary of the latter 
portion south to its south-east corner; by a line east- 
erly to the north-west corner of portion 231; by the 
north boundary of that portion, a line, and the south 
boundary of portion 204 easterly to the south-east 
corner of the latter portion; by a line east to Kan- 
garoo Range; by that range southerly to the northern 
boundary of portion 147, parish of Broughton; by 
part of that boundary east, the west and_south boun- 
daries of portion 140 south and east, and a line east 
to the west boundary of portion 139; by parts of the 
west and south boundaries of that portion south and 
east, and a line, parts of which form the west boun- 
daries of portions 136 to 138 south, part of the north 
boundary of Alexander Berry’s portion 34 of 4,000 
acres, and a line easterly to the head of Crooked 
River; by the right bank of that river downwards 
_to the aforesaid high-water mark: and by that high- 
water mark generally southerly, to the point cf com- 
mencement,—inclusive of all islands adjacent to the 
coast, between the eastern.shore of Sussex Haven and 
the Crooked River. ; 


In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


SINGLETON LIicENsING DisTRICT. 


Singleton Licensing District to be the Singleton 
Police District, as notified in the Government Gazette 
No. 117 of 27th July, 1910. 


In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


TAMWORTH LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Tamworth Licensing District to be the Tamworth 
Police District, as notified in the Gcvernment Gazette 
No. 117 of 27th July, 1910. 


In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


TREMORA LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Temora Licensing District to be the Temora Police 
District, as notified in the Government Gazette No. 
117 of 27th July, 1910. 


In lieu of Proclamation of 25th October, 1901. 


TENTERFIELD LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Tenterfield Licensing District to be the Tenterfield 
Police District, as notified in the Government Gazette 
No. 117 of 27th July, 1910. 


In lieu of Proclamation of 7th July, 1898. 


TUMBARUMBA LICENSING DISTRICT, 


Jounty of Selwyn: Commencing on the left bank 
of the Murray River, at a point south of the junction 
of Jingellic Creek with that river; by a line north to 
that junction, and by the western boundaries of the 
parishes of Jingellic Wast, Glenroy, and Craven 
generally northerly to the main range dividing the 
waters of the Murray and the Murrumbidgee Rivers; 
by that range generally south-easterly to the Great 
Dividing Range; by that range southerly to the source 
of the Upper Indi River; by the left banks of that 
river and the Indi and Murray Rivers downwards, to 
the point of commencement. 


In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


TumMuT LIcENSING DISTRICT. 


Tumut Licensing District to be the Tumut Police 
District, as notified in the Government Gazette No. 
117 of 27th July, 1910, 

In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898, 


URALLA LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Counties of Hardinge, Inglis, and Sandon: Com- 
mencing at the confitence of Roumalla Creek with the 
Gwydir or Bundarra River; and bounded thence by 
Roumalla Creek upwards to the north-east corner of 
portion 57, parish of Stonybatter, county of Hardinge; 
by the northern boundaries of portions 57, 20, 91, 92. 
and 21, and a line westerly to the north-east corner of 
portion 121, parish of Chapman; by the north bouti- 
daries of that portion and portions 14 and 389 of TOO 
acres, parish of Stonybatter, west to the north-west 
eorner of the latter portion; by a line westerly to the 
north-east corner of portion 28; by the north boun- 
daries of that portion and portions 27 and 4 west, 
the west boundary of the latter portion, a line, and 
the west boundary of portion 10 south to the south- 
west corner of that portion; by a line west to the 
western extreme of the table-land of Nandewar Range 
which divides the counties of Hardinge and Darling; 
by that side of that table-land southerly to Boundary 
Creek; by that creek downwards to the Namoi River; 
by a line south to the western extreme of the_tabie- 
land of the Moonbi Range; by that side of that table- 
land south-easterly to the north-western corner of 
portion 54, parish of Danglemah, county of Inglis; by 
the boundaries of that parish easterly and southerly 
to the Great Northern Railway; by that railway to 
the north-western corner of portion 135, parish of 
Seott; by the northern boundary of that parish gene- 
rally easterly to the western watershed of Bergen-op- 
Zoom Creek; by that watershed and the western and 
northern watersheds of Ohio Creek generally north- 
easterly to the western boundary of the parish of 
Eastlake, county of Sandon; by the western beoun- 
daries of that parish and the parish of Mihi generally 
northerly to Salisbury Waters; by those waters down- 
wards to Saumarez Creek; by that creek upwards to 
the south-east corner of portion 123, parish of Butler, 
by the southern boundaries of that parish and parish 
of Elton generally westerly to the Rocky River; by 
a line west to its left bank; by that bank of that river 
and the left bank of the Gwydir or Bundarra River 
downwards, to the point of commencement. . 

In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


Urana Lacensine District. 


Counties of Hume and Urana: Commencing at the 
north-east corner of portion 93, parish of Osborne, 
county of Denison; and bounded thence by the north 
boundaries of the parishes of Momolong, Narrow 
Plains, Wongamong, Coreen West, county of Denison, 
and parish of Gordon, county of Hume, easterly ; by 
part of the western and northern boundaries of the 
parish of Granville northerly and easterly, by the 
western boundaries of the parish of Osborne northerly 
to Billabung Creek; by that creek upwards to a point 
south of the south of the south-west corner of portion 
55,,parish of Bulgandry ; by a line and the west boun- 
daries of that portion and portions 56 and 40 north- 
erly; by a line, parts of which form the northern 
boundaries of portions 40, 39, 58, and 123, easterly to 
the north-west boundary of portion 124; by the north- 
western boundaries of that portion north-easterly to 
its northernmost corner; by a line, parts of which 
form the east boundaries of portions 69 and 68 and 
part of the east boundary _of portion 65, north to a 
point west of Wallandoon Hill: by a line east to that 
hill, and by the range forming the southern watershed 
of Urangeline Creek generally easterly to the south- 
east corner of the county of Urana; by the eastern 
and northern boundaries of that county northerly and 
westerly to the north-west corner of portion 5, parish 
of Boree Creek, on the eastern side of the road from 
Bullenbong to Urana,—as shown on planR. 1,681-1,603: 
by the eastern and south-eastern sides of that road 
generally south-westerly to a point south of the south- 
west corner of portion 9; by a line and the west boun- 
dary of that portion north to its north-west corner, 
on the southern side of the road from Bullenbong to 
Narrandera ; by that side of that road along the south- 
ern boundary of the parish of Clyde,—and shown 
on plan R. 3,411-1,603 generally westerly to the north- 
west corner of portion 169, parish of Waugh; by part 
of the south boundary of portion 171 west to Colombo 
Creek; by that creek downwards to the south-east 
corner of portion 48, parish of Bingagong; by the 
south boundary of that portion and a line westerly to 
the southernmost corner of portion 27: by the_south- 
western boundaries of portions 27 and 23 and their 
prolongation north-westerly to the south-eastern boun- 
dary of portion 106; by the south-eastern boundaries 
of portions 102 to 106 south-westerly, and a line, parts 
of which form the south-western boundaries of por- 


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to Yanko Creek; by that creek downwards to the 
north-west corner of portion 128, parish of Thurrowa; 
by the north boundary of that portion east, and by 
the eastern boundary of the parish of Thurrowa south- 
erly to Colombo Creek aforesaid; by that creek and 
Billabung Creek downwards to a point north of the 
north-west corner of portion 74, parish of Nowranie; 
by a line south to that corner, and by the western 
boundaries of that parish and parish of Palmer 
generally southerly, to the point of commencement. 


In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


Wacea Waaea Liacensine District. 


Counties of Bourke, Clarendon, Mitchell, and Wyn- 
yard: Commencing at the confluence of Billabung 
Creek with the Murrumbidgee River; and bounded 
thence by a line south to the left bank of that river ; 
by that bank downwards to Hillas or Yaven Yaven 
Creek ; by that creek upwards to the road from Sydney 
to Wagga Wagga; by that road southerly to a point 
east of the north-eastern corner of portion 53, parish 
of Yaven, county of Wynyard; by a line forming the 
northern boundaries of that portion and portions 100 
and 103 west to the range dividing the waters of 
the Tarcutta and Yaven Yaven Creeks; by that range 
between those creeks southerly. via Oberne Hill to 
the spur-range over Bago Hill; by that spur-range 
south-westerly to the north boundary of portion 94 of 
300 acres, parish of Hillas; by part of that boundary 
west to Tarcutta Creek; by that creek upwards to the 
northern boundary of portion 55 of 320 acres, parish 
of Goldspink ; thence by the range forming the west- 
ern boundary of that parish southerly to the main 


‘range dividing the waters of the Murray and Mur- 


rumbidgee Rivers; by part of that range and the 
range dividing the waters of Buckargingah Creek 
and Doodle Swamp Falls from Yerong and Mittagong 
Creeks generally westerly to the eastern boundary of 
county of Urana; by the eastern and northern boun- 
daries of that county northerly and westerly to the 
eastern boundary: of the parish of Faithfull, county 
of Mitchell; by the eastern boundaries of that parish 
generally northerly to the northernmost corner of por- 
tion 15; by the north-western boundary of that por- 
tion south-westerly to its north-western corner; by a 
line westerly to the south-east corner of portion 41 
of 831 acres, parish of Buckinbong; by a line, parts 
of which form the east boundaries of portions 41, 
12, 8, 62 to 64, parish of Buckinbong, and portion 4, 
rae of Brewarrena, north to the left bank of the 

urrumbidgee River; by that bank of that river up- 
wards to meet the westerly prolongation of the south- 
ernmost boundary of portion 33, parish of Berrembed, 


- county of Bourke; by a line and the south boundary 


of that portion east to its south-east corner; and by 
the eastern boundaries of the latter parish northerly 
to Boggy Creek; by that creek easterly to a point 
north of the north-west corner of portion 5 of 640 
acres, parish of Derry; by a line south to that corner, 
and by the northern boundaries of that portion and 
portions 10, 23, 35, 25, 16, and 15 easterly, by the 
east boundaries of the last-mentioned portion and por- 
tion 17 south to a point west of the south-west corner 
of portion 32; by a line and the south boundary of 
that portion east to the west boundary of the parish 
of Coolamon; by part of the west boundaries of that 
parish and the parish of Cottee south to the south- 
west corner of portion 54; by the south boundaries 
of that ponden and portion 56 east, the east. boun- 
daries of portions 56 and 55 north, and the northern 
boundaries of the parishes of Cottee and Warren east- 
erly to the boundary between the counties of Bourke 
and Clarendon; by that boundary northerly and the 
southern boundary of the parish of Maror, county of 
Olarendon, generally easterly to the road from Junee 
to Wagga Wagga; by that road southerly to a point 
west of the north-west corner of portion 131, parish 
of South Jewnee; thence by lines partly forming the 
north boundaries of portions 131, 38, 37, 41, 48, 45, 
46, 23, and 24 easterly: part of the west boundary of 
portion 100, same parish,’ south, its south boundary 
east, and the south boundaries of portions 43, 44, 47, 
and 130, parish of Wantiool, east, to the range divid- 
ing the waters of Houlaghan’s and Billabung Creeks ; 
by that range northerly to the northern boundary of 
the parish; by that boundary easterly, part of the 
western and northern boundaries of the parish of 
Eurongilly northerly and easterly to Billabung Creek ; 
by that creek upwards to Merrybundinah Creek; by 
that creek upwards to the south boundary of EK. and 
S. White’s portion 6, parish of Merrybundinah; by 
part of that boundary east to the road from Bethun- 
gra to Mundarlo; by the western side of that road 


No 126, 10 Avausr, 1910.—2, 


southerly to Cooba Creek ; and by that creek and Bill- 
abung Creek downwards, to the point of commence- 
ment. 


In lieu of Proclamation of 5th October, 1901. 


WaLcHA Licensing District. 


Counties of Hawes, Inglis, and Vernon: Com- 
mencing on the right bank of the Manning River, at 
a point east of the confluence of the Barnard River ; 
and bounded thence by the right bank of the Manning 
River downwards to the north-west corner of the 
Australian Agricultural Company’s grant of 464,640 
acres; by a line northerly to the south-west corner of 
portion 42, parish of Khatambuhl, county of Mac- 
quarie; by the west boundaries of that portion and 
portion 116 north to Khatambuhl Creek; by that 
creek downwards to the south-west corner of portion 
164 of 783 acres; by the west boundaries of that por- 
tion, portions 141 and 43, parish of Mackay, and a 
line north to the left bank of the Nowendoc River ; by 
that bank of that river downwards to the left bank 
of the Cooplacurripa River; by the left: bank of that 
river upwards to Hikey Creek; by that creek upwards 
to the north-west corner of portion 85, parish of 
Mackay ; by the north boundaries of that portion and 
portion 136, and a line east to the western boundary 
of portion 135; by the western boundaries of that por- 
tion and portion 134 northerly, part of the north 
boundary of the latter portion east, a line, and the 
west boundary of portion 133 north to Sheep Station 
Creek; by that creek downwards to the south-west 
corner of portion 139; by the west and part of the 
north boundaries of that portion north and east to a 
point south of the south-west corner of portion 126 
of 420 acres; by a line and the west boundary of that 
portion north, its north boundary and a line east to 
the left bank of Rowley’s River ; by that bank of that 
river and the left bank of Cell’s River upwards to an 
apple-tree marked broad-arrow over w.t. over 10 on 
a marked west boundary of the county of Macquarie ; 
by that boundary north to the southern side of the 
road from Walcha to Port Macquarie; by that side 
of that road generally easterly to the west boundary 
of portion 7, parish of Debenham, county of Macquarie ; 
by the west boundary of that portion north to Ralfe’s 
Rivulet; by that rivulet downwards to the Hastings 
River; by the right bank of that river upwards to 
the range forming the southern watershed of Lower 
Mooraback or Cleghorn’s Creek; by that range west- 
erly to the range Lividing the county of Vernon from 
the counties of Macquarie and Dudley ; by that range 
northerly to the Macleay River; by the right banks 
of that river, Muddy River, and by Blue Mountain 
Oreek upwards to the junction of Serubby Creek ; 
thence by the range forming the western watershed 
of the latter creek southerly, via the Blue Mountain, 
to the Bald Knob; thence by the range forming the 
northern watershed of Grose Creek and the northern 
and western watersheds of Ohio and Bergen-op-Zoom 
Greeks generally south-westerly to the northern boun- 
dary of the parish of Scott, county of Inglis; by that 
boundary generally westerly to the Great Northern 
Railway ; by that railway south-westerly to the west- 
ern extreme of the table-land of the Moonbi Range ; 
by that side of that table-land and of the Great 
Dividing Range and the Mount Royal Range gene- 
rally southerly to the head of the Manning River; 
and by the right bank of that river downwards, to the 
point of commencement. 


In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898, 


Waueett Licensing District. 


Walgett Licensing District to be the Walgett Police 
District, as notified in the Government Gazette No. 
117 of 27th July, 1910. 

In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


WANAARING LicensinG D1IsTRIOCT. 


Counties of Barrona, Delalah, Irrara, Killara, 
Landsborough, Thouleanna, and Ularara: Commencing 
on the northern boundary of the State at the north- 
west. corner of Thurloo Downs Western Land Lease 
483, and by the western boundary of that lease south- 
erly to the northern boundary of Osaca Western 
Land Lease 23; by part of that boundary and the 
northern boundary of Urella Downs Western Land 
Lease 342 and resumed area westerly ; by the western 
boundary of the latter resumed area and the western- 
most boundary of Urisino resumed area southerly to 
the south-westernmost corner of the latter resumed 
area; by a southern boundary of that resumed area 
and a south boundary of Urisino Western Land 


. Lease 341 easterly, a western boundary of the latter 


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lease and a line southerly to the most northern north- 


west corner of Kallara Western Land Lease 716; by — 


the westernmost boundary of that lease southerly to 
the northern boundary of Tongo Western Land Lease 
922; by that boundary and its south-eastern boundary 
south-easterly and south-westerly to its most easterly 
south-eastern corner; by the ard line between 
the late resumed and leasehold areas of Killara Hold- 
ing No. 22 generally easterly; by north-eastern and 
south-eastern boundaries of w.u.u. 716 aforesaid, and 
south-eastern and eastern boundaries of Nocoleche 
Resumed Area No. 185 generally north-easterly to the 
south-western corner of Wanga Mana w.u.u. 456; by 
its southern and eastern boundaries and the eastern 
boundary of the resumed area No. 183 of that holding 
easterly and northerly to Tinapagee w.u.u. 149; by 
southern, an eastern, northern, and another eastern 
boundary of that lease easterly, northerly, westerly, 
and again northerly to its north-eastern corner; by 
a line partly forming a western boundary of Brin- 
dingabba w.u.u. 258 northerly ; by southern and west- 
ern boundaries of that lease westerly and northerly to 
the boundary of the State; by that boundary west 
(true), to the point of commencement. 


In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


WARIALDA LaicENSING DISTRICT. 


Warialda Licensing District to be the Warialda 
Police District, as notified in the Government Gazette 
No. 117 of 27th July, 1910. 


In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


WarRREN LIcENSING DisTRICT. 


Warren Licensing District to be the Warren Police 
District, as notified in the Government Gazette No. 
117 of 27th July, 1910. 

In lieu of Proclamation of 11th May, 1900. 


Wee WAA Licensine District. 


Counties of Denham, Benarba, Jamison, Baradine, 
and White: Commencing on the left bank of Water- 
loo or Millie Creek, at its intersection with the east- 
ern boundary of portion 73, parish of Thalaba, county 
of Jamison, near the confluence of Little Bumble 
Creek with that creek; by Waterloo Creek down- 
wards to the boundary dividing the parishes of Boo- 
ramine and Minnaminane from Gordon and Bumble, 
county of Courallie; by that boundary generally 
northerly to Moomin Creek; by that creek downwards 
to the boundary dividing the parishes of Ganathera 
and Dangar from the parishes of Meei and Cook, 
county of Benarba; by that boundary and a line 
southerly to Thalaba Creek; by that creek up- 
wards to the north-west corner of the parish of 
Christie, county of Denham; by the western boun- 
daries of that parish, part of the northern and west- 
ern boundaries of the parish of Finley, generally 
southerly to the south-west corner of portion 17 of 
that parish; by a line southerly to the north-west 
corner of Angus McDonald’s portion 3 of 160 acres, 
parish of Cryon; by a line parts of which form the 
west boundaries of that portion and portion 4 of 167 
acres, and by the eastern boundary of the parish of 
Reynolds, the western boundary of the parish of 
Benn, the western boundaries of portions 15, 12, 11, 
8, and 6, parish of Jereel, and the western boundary 
of the parish of Berrybar, southerly to the Namoi 
River; by the right bank of that river downwards to 
the south-west corner of Benjamin Richards’ portion 
4 of 211 acres, parish of Yarradool; by a line south to 
meet the north-easterly prolongation of the north- 
west boundary of portion 4 of 640 acres, parish of 


Berrybah, county of Baradine; by that prolongation . 


and boundary and its continuation south-westerly to 
Barradine Creek; by that creek downwards to the 
northern corner of Arthur Colless’s portion 1 of 320 
acres, parish of Cox; by part of the north-western 
boundary of that portion south-westerly to meet the 
north-easterly prolongation of the north-western 
boundary of portion 19; by that prolongation and 
boundary, and a line parts of which form the north- 
western boundaries of portions 20 and 29, parish of 
Cox, and portions 37 and 38, parish of Evans, south- 
westerly to the south-east corner of portion 45 of 
1,468 acres; by the south-eastern boundary of that 
portion south-westerly to the south-western boundary 
of the county of Baradine; by that boundary gene- 
rally south-easterly to the easternmost corner of the 
parish of Terembone, county of Leichhardt; by the 
northern boundary of the parish of Berigerie, county 
of Baradine, south-easterly, by a line partly forming 
the south-eastern boundary of the late Dinby re- 
sumed area 584, and by a south-eastern boundary of 


the late Wangen resumed area 370 north-easterly to- 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 126. 


{10 Aua., 1910. 


Milchomi or Baradine Creek; by that creek upwards 
and by the southern boundary of the late resumed 
area 363A, Cumbil Holding, easterly to Etoo or 
Dubbo Creek; by the boundaries of the late resumed 
area 777 north-easterly and south-easterly to a point 
due east of the north-east corner of Henry Gardiner’s 
scrub lease of 640 acres, parish Cumbill; by a line 
east to the marked eastern boundary of the county ; 
by that boundary northerly to a point west of the 
junction of Yaminba and Borah Creeks with Brigalow 
Creek; by a line east about 12 miles to a point south 
of an ironbark tree marked F.r. 8 on the south boun- 
dary of forest reserve 24,588,—as shown on plan Mis. 
328 Th in the Department of Lands; thence a line 
north to that tree, and by a south boundary of that 
reserve east about 44 miles to Middle or Bundock 
Creek: by that creek northerly to a north-western 
boundary of the parish of Bohena, county of White; 
by that boundary north-easterly and the western 
boundaries of the parishes of Boral and_ Mollee, 
county of White, and Galathera, county of Jamison, 
generally northerly, part of the southern boundary of 
the parish of Meriah, and southern boundary of the 
parish of Gundemain generally westerly, the western 
boundaries of the latter parish and the parishes of 
Belar and Eckford, a line, parts of the southern and 
eastern boundaries of portion 73, parish of Thalaba, 
generally northerly, to the point of commencement. 


In lieu of Proclamation of 4th December, 1900. 


WELLINGTON LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Wellington Licensing District to be the Wellington 
Police District, as notified in the Government 
Gazette No. 117 of 27th July, 1910. 


In lieu of Proclamation of 28th September, 1900. 


Wentwortu Licensing District. 


Wentworth Licensing District to be the Wentworth 
Police District, as notified in the Government Gazette 
No. 117 of 27th July, 1910. 


In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


Waiter Cruirrs Licensing District. 


Counties of Killara, Fitzgerald, Yantara, Mootwin- 
gee, Yungnulgra, and Young: Commencing on the 
right bank of the Darling River, at the southern- 
most corner of Kallara Western Land Lease 716; 
and bounded thence by a south-western and other 
boundaries of that lease generally north-westerly to 
the north-east corner of Tongo Western Land Lease 
922; by the northern and a western boundary of that, 
lease westerly and southerly to the southernmost 
boundary of Salisbury Downs resumed area; by that 
boundary of that resumed area and its prolongation 
westerly to the road from Wilcannia-Wanaaring to 
Wilcannia-Milparinka roads; by that road westerly 
to the eastern boundary of the parish of Uncana, 
county of Yantara; by part of the eastern and the 
northern boundary of that parish northerly and west- 
erly, the northern and part of the western boundary 
of the parish of Menderie westerly and southerly to 
the road from Wilcannia-Wanaaring to Wilcannia- 
Milparinka roads aforesaid; thence by that road 
generally south-westerly to the western boundary of 
the parish of Woombup; by part of that boundary, 
and part of a western boundary of the county of 
Yungnulgra southerly to the boundary between the 
counties of Yantara and Mootwingee; by that boun- 
dary westerly to the western boundary of the parish 
of Morden, county of Mootwingee; by the western 
and southern boundaries of that parish southerly and 
easterly to an eastern boundary of the county of 
Mootwingee; by that boundary, a southern, and 
another eastern boundary of that county southerly, 
westerly, and again southerly, to the northern boun- 
dary of Gnalta Western Land Lease 175; by northern 
and eastern boundaries of that lease easterly and 
southerly to the north-west corner of the parish of 
Peveril, county of Young; by the western and south- 
ern boundaries of that parish southerly and easterly, 
the southern and part of the eastern boundaries of 
the penieh of Moorguinnia easterly and northerly, the 
southern boundaries of the parishes of Barbiston, 
Wood, and Cameron easterly, part of the western 
boundary of the parish of Darling southerly, the south- 
ern boundaries of the latter parish and of the parishes 
of Evelyn and Woore generally easterly, the western 
and southern boundaries of the parish of Tallandra 
southerly and easterly, to the right bank of the Dar- 
ling River; and by that bank of that river upwards, 
to the point of commencement. 


In lieu of Proclamation of 26th June, 1907. 


oe 


10 Ave., 1910.] 


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Winpsor Licensine Disrricr. 


The Windsor Licensing District to be the Windsor 
Police District, as notified in the Government Gazette 
No. 117 of 27th July, 1910. 


In lieu of Proclamation of 16th September, 1908. 


WoLitoncong Licensing District. 


Wollongong Licensing District to be the Wollon- 
‘gong Police District, as notified in the Government 
Gazette No. 117 of 27th July, 1910. 


In lieu of Proclamation of 22nd February, 1898. 


Wyratone Licensing District. 


Wyalong Licensing District to be the Wyalong 
Police District, as notified in the Government Gazette 
No. 117 of 27th July, 1910. 


In lieu of Proclamation of 28th July, 1899. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 126. 


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Yass Licensing District. 


Yass Licensing District to be the Yass Police Dis- 
trict, as notified in Government Gazette No. 117 of 
27th July, 1910. 

In lieu of Proclamation of 17th February, 1899. 


Young Licensing District. 


Young Licensing District to be the Youn 
District, as notified in Government Gazette 
of 27th July, 1910. 


In lieu of Proclamation of 28th October, 1898. 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this 
ninth day of August, in the year of our 
Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, 
and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


Police 
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By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN GARLAND. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


SYDNEY: 
Printed and Published by Wirnt1aAm APPLEGATE GULLICK, Government Printer and Publisher of the State of 
New South Wales, at Phillip-street, 10th August, 1910. © 


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SUPPLEMENT 


TO THE 


Gobernment Gasette 


OF THE STATE OF 


NEW SOUTH WALBS. 


PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY, 


[REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST OFFICE, SYDNEY, FOR TRANSMISSION BY POST AS A NEWSPAPER.]} 


Now 127 joo TUESDAY, 16 AUGUST. 1910. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1910. 


I i IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to relieve 
Robert McLean, Esquire, J.P., of his position of Member and Acting Chairman of the Local Land 
Board for the Land District of Narrabri for the meeting of that Board commencing at Narrabri 


on the 16th August, 1910, and to appoint 


Witutiam Henry Capper, Esquire, J.P., 
to be a Member and Acting Chairman of the said Board for the said meeting in lieu of Mr. McLean 
(Minl. 1910-7,471), 


S, W, MOORE. 


SYDNEY: 
Printed and Published by Wiut1am AppLecaTe Guniick, Government Printer and Publisher of the State of 
New South Wales, at, Phillip-street, 16th August, 1910. 


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No. 128.] 


WEDNESDAY, 17 AUGUST. 


(1910. 


PROCLAMATION 


New Souru Watgs, ) By His Excellency The Right Honcur- 
to wit. \able Frepentc JouHN Narrer, Baron 
CHELMSrORD, Knight Commander 
(L.8.) ‘ 
L.S, 


the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
W. P. Cutten, Michacl and Saint George, Governor of 

tte as ae Jrom the State of New South Wales aml its 
ts iat sd Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 

Austraha, é 

] HEREAS by the “Justices Act, 1902,” it is amongst 


of | 


other things provided that the Governor may, by | 


Proclamation, establish additional Courts of Petty Sessions, 
and appoint the places at and the District for which such 
Courts sball be held, and in like manner abolish any such 
Courts, whether now existing or hereafter established: And 
whereas it is expedient to establish an additional Court of 
Petty Sessions at Greta, within the Maitland Police Distr‘ct: 
Now, therefore, I, FreprRtc Joun Napier, BARON CHELMS- 
FORD; the Governor aforeeaid, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, do, by this my Proclamation, establish a Court of Petty 
Sessions at Greta, within the District aforesaid, from the 19th 
August, 1910, and I appoint Greta to be the place at which 
such Court shall be held; and I also appoint and define 
the limits of the said Court to be as follow, that is to say, that 
the Court of Petty Sessions hereby established at Greta 
shall have and exercise civil and criminal jurisdiction within 
the Maitland Police District—the boundaries of which were 
duly published in the Government Gazette of the 27th July, 
1910. 

Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this fifteenth 
day of August, in the year of our Lord one thous:nd 
nine hundred and ten, and in the first year of His 
Majesty’s Reign. : 

By His Excellency’s Command, 


JOHN GARLAND. 


[1128] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


PROCLAMATION 
New Souru WaALEzs, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit. Sable Frepenro Jonn Navier, Baron 
CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 
the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
W.P. Cutten, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 


By Deputation fiom the State of New South Wales and its 
liis Nxcellency the 
Coverior. 


(L.S.) 


Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 

\ THERBEAS by the “ Justices Act, 1902,” it is amongst 

| other things provided that the Governor may, by 
Proclamation, establish additional Courts of Petty Sessions, and 
appoint the places at and the District for which such Courts 
shall be held, and in like manner abolish any such Courts, 
whether now existing or hereafter established ; and whereas 
it is expedient to establish an additional Court of Petty 


. Sessions at Narooma, within the Moruya Police District : Now, 


therefore, I, FrepEric JoHN Napier, BARON CHELMSFORD, 
the Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, do, by this my Proclamation, establish a Court of 
Petty Sessions at Narooma, within the District aforesaid, from 
the 24th August, 1910, and I appoint Narooma to be the 
place at which such Court shall be held; and I also appoint 
and define the limits of the said Court to be as follow, that is 
to say, that the Court of Petty Seesions hereby established at 
Narooma shall haye and exercise civil and criminal jurisdiction 
within the Moruya Police District—the boundaries of which 
were duly published in the Government Gazette of the 27th 

July, 1910. 
Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this fifteenth 
. day of August, in the year of our Lord one thousand 
pine hundred and ten, and in the first year of His 

Majesty’s Reign. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN GARLAND. 


ru27] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 128. 


(17 Aua., 1910. 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sovuru Watzs, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit. eee FREDERIO JoHN Napier, Baron 
CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 


(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CuELusrorp, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia, © 
THEREAS bya Proclamation heretofore made in that 
behalf, Courts of Quarter Sessions were appyinted to be 
held— iy 
At Wagga Wagga, on Monday, 22ni August, 1910; and 
At Yaas, on Tuesday, the 20th September, 1910 ; 


And whereas it is expedient to alier thesame; Now, therefore, 
I, Freperi1¢ JonN Napier, BAson CuELMsrorD, the Gover- 
nor aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council, and 
in pursuance of the power and authority in that behalf ia me 
vested, do, by this my Proclamation, hereby appoint Courts 
of Quarter Sessions to be held— 


At Wagga Wagga, on Wednesday, 31st August, 1910; and 


At Yass, on Friday, the 7th October, 1910, 
in lieu of the days fixed by the aforesaid Proclamation: Of 
which all persons concerned are hereby required to take netice. 
Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this sixth 
day of August, in the year of our Lord one thonsand 
nine hundred and ten, and in the first year of His 
Majesty’s Reign. 
By His Excellency’s Oommand, 
JOHN GARLAND. 


[721] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


NOTIFICATION OF APPROPRIATION OF LAND FOR 
RAILWAY PURPOSES UNDER IHE “ PUBLIC 
WORKS ACT, 1900.” 


ee 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sourn WAtgs, ) By His Excellency The Right Honcur- 


to wit’ Jable Freperire Jouyn Narter, Baron 
CHELMSrorD, Knight Commander of 
(1.8. ) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 


W.-P, Cutten, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
By Deputation Jrom the State of New South Wales and its 
sits Be the Dependencies, in the Commonwealth cf 
Australia. 


HERDAS the Deputy Chief Commissioner for Railways 

and Tramways of New South Wales is desirous of acquir- 

ing the land referred toin the Schedule hereto for the purpose of 
improving the traffic on the railway from Sydney to Newcustle, 
near Woy Woy, which work appears to the Deputy Chicf 
Commissioner necessary, and is such work as the Deputy 
Chief Commissioner is authorised to carry out pursuant to the 
“Government Railways Act, 1901,” as amended by the “ Rail- 
way Commissioners Appointment Act, 1905,” and it is esti- 
mated that the cost of completing such work will not exceed 
the sum of £20,000: And whereas the seid land is, in my 
Opinion, required for carrying out the said work: Now, 
therefore, I, the Governor aforesaid, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, in pursuance of the “ Public Works 
Act, 1900,” do hereby direct that the said work shall -be 
carried out under the ‘‘ Public Works Act, 1900,” by the said 
Deputy Chief Commissioner, who, in respect of the said work, 


I hereby declare shall be deemed to be the Constructing - 


Authority: And in further pursuance of the provisions of the 
said Act, I do hereby direct that the said land may be acquired 
and taken for the purposes aforesaid under the provisions 
contained in Division 1 of Part V of the said Act, and I do 
declare by this notification to be published in the Goyernment 
Gazette, and in one or more newspapers published or cireulated 
in the Police District wherein the said land is situated, that 
the Crown lands comprised within the deseriptions set forth in 
the Schedule hereto have been appropriated for the public 
purpose hereinbefore expressed, that is to say, improvement of 
traffic on the railway from Sydney to Newcastle, near Woy 
Woy, to the intent that upon the publication of this noti- 
fication in the Gazette the said land deseribed in the Schedule 
hereto shall forthwith be vested in the said Constracting 
- Authority ‘on behalf of His Majesty, for the purposes of the 
said “ Public Works Act, 1900,” for an estate in fee-simple 
in possession, freed and discharged from ali trusts, obligations, 
estatés, interests, contracts, charges, rates, rights of way, or 
other easements whatsoever, and to the intent that the legal 
estate therein, together with all powers incident thereto, or 


A A a 


ee ri 
er eres: 


conferred by that Act, shall be vested in such Constructing 
Authority as a Trustee: And I declare that the following is 
the Schedule of land hereinbefore referred to :— 

ScHEDULE. 


All that piece of land situate in the parish of Patonga 
cou ty of Northumberland and State of New South Wales 
being part of a road one chain wide through portion 50 Com- 
mencing at a point on the northern side cf that road distant N 
7° 19’ E 1329-3, links from the south-western corner of portion 
50 aforesaid thence bounded on the 1 orth-west north-east and 
norih by part of that side of that road beering N 53° 24/ H 
$15,8, links S 78°. 46’ E442 links and N 83°14’ # 15355 links 
thence on the south-east and south by lines bearing S 33° 39’ 
W 85} links and 8 84° 80’ W 2374 Jinks thence on the south- 
west and sovth-gast by part of the southern side of that read 
aforesaid bearng N 78° 46’ W 18944 links and 8 58° 24’ W 
165.2, links and thence on the south by a line bearing 8 84° 30° 
W 193.5, links to the point of commencement and containing 
about 2 roods 163 perches. 

In witness whereof I have hercvato set my Hand, and 
caused the Public Seal of the State to be hereto affixed 
at Sydney, this fourth day of August, in the year of our 
Lord one thovsand nine hundred and ten, and in the 
first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
T. WADDELL. 


[978] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


NOTIFICATION OF APPROPRIATION OF LAND FOR 
RAILWAY PURPOSES UNDER THE * PUBLIO 
WORKS ACT, 1900.” 


, PROCLAMATION 


New Sourn WALES, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 


to wlt. Jable Preperic Joun Napier, Baron 
Curitmsrorp, Knight Commander of 
(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 


W. P. Curren, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

By Deputation Jrom the State of New South Wales and its 

sai. pi aead oe Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia. 


\ J} HEREAS the Deputy Ohief Commissioner for Railways 

and Tramways of New South Wales is desirous of acquir- 
ing the land referred to in the Schedule hereto for the purpose 
of improving the trafiic at Baan Bua on the Railway between 
Sydney and Moree, which work appears to the Deputy Chief 
Commissioner necessary, and is such work as the Deputy 
Chief Commissioner is authorised to carry out pureuant to the 
“ Government Railwaya Act, 1901,” as amended by the “ Bail- 
way Commissioners Appointment Act, 1906,” and it is esti- 
mated that the cost of completing such work will not exceed the 
sum of £20,000: And whereas the said land is, in my opinion, 
required for carrying out the said work: Now, therefore, I, the 
Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council, 
in pursuance of the “Public Works Act, 1900,” do hereby 
direct that the said work shail be carried out urider the “ Public 
Works Act, 1900,” by the said Deputy Chief Commissioner, who, 
in respect of the said work, I hereby declare shail be deemed to 


- be the Constructing Authority: And in further pursuance of 


the provisions of the said Act, 1 do hereby direct that the said 
land may be acquired and taken for the purposes aforesaid 
under the provisions contaized in Division 1 of Part V of the 
said Act, and I do declare by this notification to be published 
in the Government Gazette, and in one or more newspapers 
published or circulated in the Police District wherein the said 
land is situated, that the Crown lands comprised within the 
descriptions set forth in the Schedule hereto have been appro- 
priated for the ‘public purpose hereinbefore expressed, that 
is to say, improvement of traffic at Bsan Baa, to the 
intent that upon the publication of this notification in the 
Gazette the said land described in the Schedule hereto 


‘shall forthwith be vested in the said Constructing Authority 


on behalf of His Majesty, for the purposes of the said 
* Pablic Works Act, 1900,” for an estate in -fee-simple in 


poseession, freed and discharged from all trusts, obligations, - 


estates, interests, contracts, charges, rates, rights-of-way, or 
other easements whatsoever, and to the intent that the legal 
estate therein, together with all powers incident thereto, or con- 
ferred by that Act, shall be vested in such Constructing 
Authority asa Trustee: And I declare that the following is 
the Schedule of land hereinbefore referred to :— 

SCHEDULE. 

All that piece of land situate in the village of Baan Baa 
parish of Baan Baa county of Pottinger and State of New South 
Wales being part of Buadah-street Commencing at the north- 
eastern side of that street distant N 59° 10’ # 160 links from 
the northernmost corner of lot 5 section I of village aforesaid 


i 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 12 


4497 


thence bounded on the north-east by part of the south-western 
boundary of the Railway from Sydney to Moree bearing S 30° 
50’ E 1,830 links thence on the south-west by lines bearing N 
75° 50’ W 70,5 links and N 30° £0’ W 1,70 links and thence 
on the north-west by a line bearing N 59° 10’ E 50 links to the 
point of commencement and containing about 3 roods 2+} 
perches. 


In witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand, and 
caused the Public Seal of the State to be hereto 
affixed, at Sydney, this fourth day of August, in 
the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and 
ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 


T, WADDELL. 


[977] GOD SAVE THE KING! 
PROCLAMATION 
New Souta Wauss, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit. able Freprnic JoHN N4pier, Baron 
CHELMS¥ORD, Knight Commander of 
(1.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 


W. P. CULLEN, ~ Michael and Saint George, Governor of 


' By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 


itt Pinta al ane Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Ausiralia, 


N pursuance of the provisions of the “ Theatres and Publie 
. Halls Act, 1908,” I, Frepzric Joun Napimr, Baron 
CHELMSFORD, the Governor aforesaid, with the advice cf the 
Executive Council, do, by this my Proclamation, revoke thst 
portion of the Proclamation, dated the fifteenth day of July, 
one thousand nine hundred and nine, and published in 


Supplementary Government Gazetie No. 96 of the same Cate, 
‘declaring that the provisions of Part Ii of the above-cited Act 


shall, on and after the first day of August, one thousand nine 


‘hundred and nine, be applied to Marx Hall, 251 Castlereagh- 


New Souts WALES, 


street, Sydney, the said building having since been demolished, 


Giyen under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this tenth 
day of August, in the year of our Lord one thousand 
nine hundred and ten, and in the first year of His 
Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 


; W. H. WOOD. 
[779] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


—— 


PROCLAMATION 
By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
able Freprxic JOHN Napier, Baron 
CuetésrorD, Knight Commander of 

(1.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
W. P. Curten, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 


By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 
His Hxcellency the 
Governor. 


to wit. 


Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia. 


ees under and by virtue of the “ Theatres and 
’ Public Halls Act, 1998,” power is vested in the Governoe 
of the State of New South Wales, by Proc!amation in the 
Gazette, to apply the provisions of Part II of the said Act to 
euch theatres und public halls as may be nsmed-therein, or as 
may be situate within the localities named or described therein, 
and the eaid Part should apply only to such thoatres and 
public halls: Now, therefore, I, Frepznic Jonn Napize, 
Baron Curtmsrogry, the Governor aforesaid, with the advice 
of the Exeéutive Council, in pursuance of the provisions of the 
said “ Theatresand Public Halls Act, 1908,” and of any othr 
power me thereunto enabling, with the advice of the Executive 
Council of the said State, do, by this my Proclamation, declare 
that the provisions of Part 11 of the “Theatres and Public 
Halls Act, 1908,” shall be applied to the Halls mentioned 
hereunder, viz. :— 


Locality. Name of Hall. 
Bangalow... tee Good Templars’ Hall. 
Mudgee Ae: si The Pastime Club Hall. 
Norwood ach “ae School of Arts Hall. 
‘Windsor a oes ... Union Hall. 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this tenth 
day of August, in the year of our Lord one thousand 
nine hundred and ten, and in the first year of His 
Majesty’s Reign. 
* . By His Excellency’s Command, 
W. H, WOOD. 


(778) ‘QOD SAVE THE KING } : 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sovurm Wa.ks, ) By His Excellency The Right Ifonour- 

to wit. fable Freprnic Joon Narizr, Baron 

(us) CHELMsForD, Kuight Commander of 

Bs; . the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 

W. P. Curnrn, Michael and Saint-George, Governor of 

By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and:its 

is Hecellency the Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Governor. Australia. 


j pursuance of the power and authority vested in that 
behalf by the “ Banke and Bank Holidays Act, 1898,” in the 
Governor of New South Wales, with the adviee of the Executive 
Council, 1, Frrpgric Joun Napitzr, Baron CuELMS¥FORD, the 
Governor aforesaid, do, with the adviee of the Executive 
Council, hereby appoint the following days and dates to be 
observed es Public Holidays in the localities mentioned here- 
under, namely :— ade maaan 


Forbes District—Thursday, 25th August, 1910. 

Inverell District—Tuesday, 30th August, 1910, 

Oowra and Grenfell Districts, Wyalong Police District, Dubbo 
Pokies District, with the exception of Narromine and 
Peak Hill Municipalities—W ednesday, 3ist August, 1910. 

Walgett District - Saturday, 3rd September, 1910. 

Bourke, Cowra, and Cudal Dietricts ~Wednesday, 7th Septem- 
ber, 1910. 

Coolamon and Germanton Shires, Canowindra, Cowra, and 
Lyndhurst Districts—Wednesday, 14th September, 1910. 

Cowra District—Thursday, 15th September, 1910. 

Goulburn District—Monday, 17th October, 1910. 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this 
sixteenth day of August,ia the ycar of cur Lord one 
thousend nine hundred and ten, and in the first year 
of Elis Majesty’s Reign. ; 

Sette tes oe #8 His Excelléncy’s Command, _ 
W. H. WOOD.” 


[ice3} GOD SAVE THE KING! 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF BAND 
UNDER “THE PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1900,” * | 


PROCLAMATION i 


New Sovrit Wauxus, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit. fable Frepertc Joun Naprer, BARON 
: CHELMSFORD, Kuight Commander of 
(L.8:) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
W. P. Cutten, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 
His Excellency the Denendencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Governor. Australia. 
\ HEREAS I, The Right Honourable FREDERIC JOHN 
NAPIER, BARON CHELMSFORD, the Governor afore- 
said, with the advice of the HWxecutive Council, have 
sanctioned the acquisition of the land described in the 
Schedule hereto as a site for and in connection with a 
certain public work and undertaking, that is to say, a 
Public School at West Arncliffe: Now, therefore, I the 
said Governor, with the advice aforesaid, in pursuance 
of the provisions of Division 1] of Part V of ‘‘The Public 
Works Act, 1900,” do declare by this notification, to be 
published in the Government Gazette and in one or 


more newspapers published or circulated in the Police 


District wherein the said land is situated, that the 
Crown Land comprised within the description and 
boundaries set forth in the Schedule hereto has been 
appropriated, and the private property within such 
boundaries and comprised in such description, has been 
resumed for the Public Purpose aforesaid, to the intent 
that upon the publication of this notification in the 
Government Gazette the said land described in the said 
Schedule hereto shall forthwith be vested in the said 
Minister of Public Instruction on behalf of His Majesty 
for the purposes of the “Public Instruction Act of 
1880,” for an estate in fee simple in possession freed 
and discharged from all trusts, obligations, estates, 
interests, contracts, charges, rates, rights-of-way, or 
other easements whatsoever, and to the further intent 
that the legal estate therein, together with all powers 
incident thereto as conferred by the said Acts or either 
of them, shall be vested in such Minister as a Trustee, 
and I declare that the following is the Schedule of land 
hereinbefore referred to :— 


ScHEDULE. 

Ail that piece or parcel of land situated at West 
Arncliffe, parish of St. George, county of Cumberland, 
Municipality of Rockdale, containing by creer 
ment 2 acres, or thereabounts: Commencing at the 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 128. 


[17 Ava, 1910. 


north-eastern side of Loftus-street, at a point bearing 
north 88 degrees 38 minutes east and distant 1 chain 
14 links from the intersection of the south-western 
side of that street with the north-western side of King- 
street; and bounded thence on the north-west by a 
line bearing north 44 degrees 36 minutes éast 2 chains 
10°9 links; thence on the north-east by lines bearing 
south 45 degrees 24 minutes east 1 chain 14°7 links, 
and south 45 degrees 40 minutes east 4 chains .51°8 
links ; thence on the south-east by. a line bearing south 
44 degrees 386 minutes west 5 chains 519 links to 
Loftus-street before mentioned; and thence on the 
south-west by that street bearing north 10 degrees 4 
minutes west 6 chains 22°9 links, and north 65 degrees 
23 minutes west 62°2 links, to the point of commence- 
ment,—as surveyed and shown on plan catalogued 
Ms. 3,264 Sy., in the Department of Lands, and com- 
prising part of an area of 100 acres, parish No. 242, 
granted to Reuben Hannam by Crown grant, dated 
3lst August, 1833. . 


In witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand, 
and caused the Great Seal of the State to be 
hereto affixed at the State Government House, 
Sydney, this eighth day of August, in the 
year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred 
and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s 
Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
J. A. HOGUE. 


[969] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 
UNDER “THE PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1900.” 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sour WALES, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit. able FrepERIc JoHN NApiEer, BARON 

: CHELMsFoRD, Knight Commander of 
(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
_W.P. Cutten, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 
His Excellency the 
Governor. Australia. 


W HEREAS I, The Right Honourable FreEpERI0 
’ Joun Napier, BARoN CHELMSFORD, the Governor 
aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council 
have sanctioned the acquisition of the land described 
in the Schedule hereto as a site for and in connection 
with a certain public work and undertaking, that is 
to say a Public School at Petersham: Now, there- 
fore, I, the said Governor, with the advice afore- 
said, in pursuance of the provisions of Division 1 of 
Part V of ‘‘The Public Works Act, 1900,’’ do declare 
by this notification, to be published in the Govern- 
ment Gazette and in one or more newspapers 
published or circulated in the Police District where- 
in the said land is situated, that the Crown Land com- 
prised within the description and boundaries set 
forth in the Schedule hereto has been appropriated 
and the private property within such boundaries an 

comprised in such description has been resumed, for 
the public purpose aforesaid, to the intent that upon 
the publication of this notification in the Government 
Gazette the said land described in the said Schedule 
hereto shall forthwith be vested in the said Minister 
of Public Instruction on behalf of His Majesty, for 
the purposes of the ‘‘Public Instruction Act of 1880,” 
for an estate in fee-simple in possession, freed and dis. 
charged from all trusts, obligations, estates, interests, 
contracts, charges, rates, rights-of-way or other ease- 
ments whatsoever; and to the further intent that the 
legal estate therein, together with all powers incident 
thereto as conferred by the said Acts, or cither of 
them, shall be vested in such Minister as a Trustee, 
and I declare that the following is the Schedule of 
land hereinbefore referred to :— 


SCHEDULE. 


All that piece or parcel of land situated at Peter- 
sham, parish of Petersham, county of Cumberland, 
containing by admeasurement 881 perches or there- 
abouts : Commencing on the south-east side of Frank- 
street, at its intersection with the south-west side of 
West-street ; and bounded thence.on the north-east 
by that side of that street bearing south 36 degrees 
42 minutes east 102 feet 11 inches; thence on the 
south-east by a line bearing south 53 degrees 59 
minutes west 100 feet 2 inches: thence on the south- 
west by a line bearing north 89 degrees 23 minutes 
west 101 feet 7} inches to Frank-street before men- 
tioned ; and thence on the north-west by that street 
bearing north 53 degrees 11 minutes east 104 feet 10 
inches, to the point of commencement,—as surveyed 


Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of | 


and shown upon plan catalogued Ms. 3,806 Sy., in 
the Department of Lands, being lot 8 and part of lot 
9 of section 2,—as shown on deposited plan 275 in the 
Lands Titles Office, and comprising the whole of the 
land held under Certificate of Title vol. 2062, folio 
158, in the Registrar-General’s Office; also part of an 
area of 60 acres granted to Neil McKellar by Crown 
Grant, dated 3rd October, 1794. 


In witness whereof [ have hereunto set my Hand, 
and caused the Great Seal of the State to 
be hereto’ affixed at the State Government 
House, Sydney, this eighth day of August, 
in the year of our Lord one thousand nine 
hundred- and ten, and in the first year of His 
Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
J. A. HOGUL. 


[968 ] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 
UNDER “THE PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1900.” 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sourn WALES, \ By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit. \ ete FREDERIC JOHN NAPIER, BARON 
CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 
(1.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
W.P. Cuntex, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 
His Excellency the Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Governor. Australia. 


HEREAS I, The Right Honourable IFREpERIC 
Joun Napier, Baron Curtmsrorp, the Governor 
aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council, 
have sanctioned the acquisition of the land described 
in the Schedule hereto as a site for and in connection 
with a certain public work and undertaking, that is 
to say, a Public School at Gibberagee: Now, there- 
fore, I, the said Governor, with the advice afore- 
said, in pursuance of the provisions of Division 1 of 
Part V of ‘The Public Works Act, 1900,’’ do declare 
by this notification, to be published in the Govern- 
ment Gazette and in one or more newspapers 
published or circulated in the Police District where- 
in the said land is situated, that the Crown Land com- 
prised within the description and boundaries set 
forth in the Schedule hereto. has been appropriated, 
and the private property within such boundaries and 
comprised in such description has been resumed, for 
the public purpose aforesaid, to the intent that upon 
the publication of this notification in the Government 
Gazette the said land described in the said Schedule 
hereto shall forthwith be vested in the said Minister 
of Public Instruction on behalf of His Majesty, for 
the purposes of the ‘‘Public Instruction Act of 1880,” 
for an estate in fee-simple in possession, freed and dis- 
charged from all trusts, obligations, estates, interests, 
contracts, charges, rates, rights-of-way or other ease- 
ments whatsoever; and to the further intent that the 
legal estate therein, together with all powers incident 
thereto as conferred by the said Acts, or either of 
them, shall be vested in such Minister as a Trustee, 
and TI declare that the following is the Schedule of 
land hereinbefore referred to :— 


ScHEDULE. 


All that ‘piece or parcel of land situated at Gibber- 
agee, parish of Myall, county of Richmond, containing 
2 acres: Commencing on the west side of the reserved 
road through portion 16, parish of Myall, county of 
Richmond, at a point distant 85 chains 90 links and 
bearing north 80 degrees 9 minutes west from the 
south-east corner of that portion ; and bounded thence 
on the east by the west side of the said road being 
a line bearing north 18 degrees 45 minutes east 4 
chains; thence on the north by a line bearing north 
71 degrees 15 minutes west 5 chains; thence on the 
west by a line bearing south 18 degrees 15 minutes 
west. 4 chains; thence on the south by a line bearing 
south 71 degrees 15 minutes east 5 chains, to the 
point of commencement. 


In witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand, 
and caused the Great Seal of the State to be 
hereto affixed at the State Government House, 
Sydney, this eighth day of August, in the 
year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred 
and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s 
Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
J. A. HOGUE. 


[967] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


17 Ave., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 4499 


PROCLAMATION 
New Sourn Wates, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit. es FreDERIC JouN Narien, Baroy 
CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 
the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
W. P. Cutten, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 
iis Heer rey ihe Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia. 


HEREAS by section 58 of the ‘‘ Pasturea Protection Act, 
1902,” itis enacted that, upon receipt of a petition in 
that behalf from the Board of any District, the Governor may, 
by Proclamation published in the Gazette, declare that Part 
III of the said Act shall be applied in any District to the destruc- 
tion of any wild anima!s found to be detrimental to the Stock or 
Pasture thereof, for any period to be named in such Proclama- 
tion, and that thereupon the provisions of the said Act shall be 
applicable to such animals and within such District as fully and 
to the same effect as if the animals named in such Proclamation 
had been mentioned in the interpretation section to the said Act: 
And whereas a petition has been received f:om the Pastures 
Protection Board for the Pastures Protection District of 
Menindie, praying that the provisions of the abovenamed Act 
may be applied to the destruction of Foxes in that District; 
Now, therefore, I, FREDERIC JouN Narviger, BARON CHELMS- 
FORD, the Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, do hereby declare that the provisions of Part III of 
the “ Pastures Protection Act, 1902,” shall be applied to the 
destruction of Foxes in the Menindie Psstures Protection 
District for a period of ten years, from the 29th June, 1910. 


[1910-5,117-372 Stock] 


(L.S.) 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this eighth day 
of August, in the year of our Lord one thcusand 
nine hundred and ten, and in the first year of His 
Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN ‘PERRY. 
[641] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


PROCLAMATION 

New Soutrn Wats, ) By His Excellency The Right Honcur- 
to wit. fable Freperic JonNn Napier, BARoN 
CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 
the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
W. P. Curirn, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 


By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 
His Hacellency the 


Governor. 


(L.S.) 


Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia. 


HEREAS by section 58 of the “ Pastures Protection Act, 
1902,” it is enacted that, upon receipt of a petition 
in that behalf from the Board of any District, the Governor 
may, by Proclamation published in the Gazette, declare that 
Part III of the said Act shall be applied in any District to the 
destruction of any wild animals found to be detrimental to the 
Stock or Pasture thereof, for any period to be named in such 
Proclamation, and that thereupon the provisions of the said Act 
shall be applicable to such animals and within such District 
as fully and to the same effect as if the animals named in such 
Proclamation had been mentioned in the interpretation seetion 
to the said Act: And whereas a petition has been received 
from the Pastures Protection Board for the Pastures Pro- 
tection District of Eden, praying that the provisions of the 
abovenamed Act may be applied to the destruction of Foxes ia 
that District: Now, therefore, I, Freperro Joun NapiEr, 
Baron CHELMSFORD, the Governor aforesaid, with the adrice 
of the Executive Council, do hereby declare that the provisions 
of Part IIL of the ‘‘ Pastures Protection Act, 1902,’’ shall be 
applied to the destruction of Foxes in the Eden Pastures 
Protection District for a period of two years, from 14th July, 
1910, 


[1910 -5,117-372 Stock] 

Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney this eleventh 
day of August, in the year cf our Lord ore thousand 
nine hundred and ten, and in the first yerr of His 
Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN PERRY. 
[780] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND UNDER 
THE “PUBLIC WORKS AOT, 1900.” 


PROCLAMATION 
New Sourn Watts, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
able FrepERIC JoHN NAprerR, BARON 
JHELMSrKORD, Knight Commander of 
(1.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 


W. P. Cutten, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 


By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 
fis Excellency the 


Governor. 


to wit. 


Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia, 


Vas a certain public work, that is to say, the 
Construction of a Line cof Railway from Maitland to 
South Grafton, in the said State, has been duly sanctioned and 
partly carried out under the “ North Coast Railway Act, 1906,” 
and the Secretary for Public Works or the member of the 
Executive Council for the time being performing the duties of 
the said Secretary was thereby authorised to undertake and 
carry out the said work subject to the provisions of the said 
Act, and for that purpose should be, and should have the 
powers and duties of a Constructing Authority within the 
meaning of the “ Public Works Act, 1900”: And whereas 
it is necessary and advisable to acquire the lands described 
in the Schedule hereto for and in connection with the said 
work: Now, therefore, I, Frrepreric Jonn Napier, Baron 
CHELMSFORD, the Governor of the said State aforesaid, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, have directed that the 
said lands shall be acquired for the purposes aforesaid under 
the provisions contained in Division 1 of Part V of the “ Public 
Works Act, 1°00,” and do by this notification, to be published 
in the Government Gazette, and in cne or more newspapers 
published or circulated in the Police District wherein the said 
lands are situated, declare that the Crown Land comprised 
within the descriptions set forth inthe Schedule hereto has 
been appropriated, and the private property within such 
descriptions has been resumed, for the public purpose afore- 
said, to the intent that upon the publication of this notifica- 
tion in the Gazette, the said lands described in the said Schedule 
hereto shall forthwith be vested in the Minister for Public 
Works as Constructing Authority as a corporation sole, and his 
successors, on behalf of His Majesty, for the purposes of the 
said “ Public Works Act, 1900,” for an estate in fee-simple in 
possession, freed and discharged from all trusts, obligations, 
estates, interes!s, contracts, charges, rates, rights-of-way, or 
other easements whatsoever; and to the intent that the legal 
estate therein, together with all powers incident thereto or con- 
ferred by the said last-mentioned Act, shall be vested in the 
said Constructing Authority as a Trustee: And I declare that 
the following is the Schedule of the lands hereinbefore referred 
to:— : 


SCHEDULF. 


1, All that piece or parcel of lend situate in the parish of 
Grant, county of Gloucester, State of New South Wales, being 
part of lot No. 407 of a subdivision of part of an area of 
464,649 acres originally granted to the Australian Agricultural 
Company : Commencing at a print on the western boundary of 
the Dungog to. Gloucester Railway and on the right bank of 
Spring Creek bearing 306° 36’ and distant 1 chain 39,5 links 
from 79 miles 50 chaine on the centre line of the aforesaid 
Dungog to Gloucester Railway; and bounded thence on the 
east by part of the western boundary of the aforesaid railway 
bearing 178° 1’ 56” 95 links; thence on the north-east by part 
of the south-western boundary of aforesaid railway bearing 
164° 43’ 8” 3 chains 20 links; thence on the south-west by a 
line bearing 337° 39' 32” 3 chains 23,8, links; thence on the 
west by 1 chain 10 links of the are of a circle of 16 chains 50 
links radius, the centre of which lies north-east of a chord bear- 
ing 355° 35’ 50” 1 chain 10 links to the right bank of Spring 
Creek aforesaid; thence on the north by the right bank of 
Spring Creek downwards, to the point of commencement,—be 
the eaid several dimensions all a little more or less, containing 
an area of 17} perches or thereabouts, numbered 178a on plan, 
and said to be in the possession of George H. Hazelwood. 


2. All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish of 
Grant,county of Gloucester, State of New South Wales, being part 
of lot No 408 of a subdivision of part of an area of 464,649 acres 
originally granted to the Australian Agricultural Company: 
Commencing at a point on the western boundary of the Dun- 
gog to Gloucester Railway and on the left bank of Spring 
Ureek bearing 814° 21’ and distant 1 chain 57,5 links from 
79 miles 50 chains on the centre line of aforesaid Dungog to 
Gloucester Railway ; and bounded thence on the east by part 
of the western boundary of aforesaid railway bearing 858° 1 
56” 2 chains; thence again on the east and south-east by 9 
chains 33; links of the are of a circle of 16 chains 16,%5 links 


| radius, the centre of which lies south-east of a chord bearing 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No: 128, [17 Ava., 1910: - 


21° 41' 22” 9 chains 20,8, links; thence on the north-west by 
a line bearing 215° 57’ 32” 3 chains $95 links; thence again 
on the north-west and west by 7 chains 40 links of the arc 
of a circle of 16 chains 50 links radius, the centre of which lies 
south-east of a chord bearing 191° 23’ 50” 7 chains 63,85 links 
to the left: bank cf Spring Creek aforezaid; thence on the 
south by the left bank of Spring Creek downwards, to the point 
of commencement,—be the said several dimensions all a little 
more or less, containing an area of 1 rocd 6 perchisor there- 
abouts, numbered 180A on plan, and sail to be in the possezsion 
of Sinclair Finlay. 


8. All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish of 
Trevor, county of Gloucester, State of New South Wales, 
forming part of portion 8, S.L. 1900-8: Cemmencing at a 
point on the northern boundary of the Dungog to Gloteester 
Railway bearing 354° 7’ 55” and distaht 75 links from the 
transition point of a curve of 20 chains radius at 58 miles 60 
chains 63,45; links on the ce:tre line of the aforesaid railway ; 
and bounded thence by lines as follow :—354° 07’ 55” 1 chain 
138, links, 89° 47’ 50” 5 chains 795%, links, 18° 21’ 22” 
2 chains 76,5, links to the aforesaid northern boundary of the 
aforesaid railway; thence by purt of that boundary, being 
lines as follow,—236° 0’ 36” 8 chains 92,8, links, 269° 55’ 
50” 30745 links, 267° 5S’ 28” 4 chains 7-8; links, to the point 
of commencement,—be the said several dimensions all a little 
more or less, containing an area of 2 reods 36 perches or 
thereabouts, numbered 324 on the plan, and said to be in the 
poszession of Joseph Abbott. 


4, Also, all that piece or parce! of land situate in the parish, 
county, and State aforesaid, forming part of the afore:aid por- 
tion 8 and 8.L. 1900-6: Commencing at the intersection of the 
western boundary of a reserved road 1 chain wide passing 
through portion 3 with the northern boundary of the Duugog 


to Gloucester Railway; and bounded thence by the latter boun-_ 


dary bearing 251° 15’ 20” 16 chains 473; links to an eastern 
boundary of the aforesaid railway; thence ty that boundary 
bearing 341° 13’ 20” 74, links; thence by lines as follow :—Bear- 
ing 68° 30’ 18” 94,2, links, (8° 28’ 18” 15 chains 99-8; links to 
the aforesaid western boundary of the aforessid reserved road ; 
thence by that boundary bearing 188°7’ 998, links, to the point 
of conimeticement,—be the said several dimensions oll a tittle 
niore or less, containing an area of 3 rcods 7 perches or there- 
abouts, numbered 328 cn the plan, and said to be in the possession 
of Joseph Abbott. 


5. Also, all that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish, 
county, and State aforesaid, forming part of the aforesaid por- 
tion 8, 8.L. 1900-6: Commencing at the intersection of the 
northern boundary of the Dungog to Gloucester Railway with 
the eastern boundary of a reserved road passing through that 
portion ; and bounded thence by part of the said eastern bou-- 
dary of the said road bearing 8°7’ 00” 1 chain 5,5; links ; thence 
by lines as follow :—68° 28’ 13” 16 chain; 72-2, links, 338° 
28' 18" 1 chain 624, links, 68° 28’ 18” 2 chains 3744 links, 75° 
25’ 00” 4 chains 2144 linke, 5 chains 48, links of the arc of a 
circle of 19 chains 657, links radius, the c:ntre of which lies 
south of a chord bearing 82° 55' 27” 5 chains 46,5; links, 97° 
14’ 30” 4 chains 18.8, links, 97° 22’ 42” 54-1; links, 92° 28’ 28” 
4 chains 21,5 links, 5 chains 22,8, links of the are of a circle 
of 22 chains radius, the cestre of which lies south-west of a 
chord bearing LOY° 56’42” 5 chains 21,4; links, 206° 46’ 47” J 
chain 25 links to the aforesid northern boundary of the Dungog 
to Gioucester Railway ; thence by part of that boundary being 
lines as follow :—4 chains $25, links of the are of a circle of 20 
chains 75 links radius, ihe centre of which lies south-west cf a 
chord bearing 289° 58’ 42” 4 chains 91,5; Jinks, 279° 20’ 4” 4, 
chains 754; links, 277° 22’ 42” 647, links, 275° 11’ 88” 4 chains 
875 links, 8 chains 875% links of the are of a circle of 18 chains 
75 links radius, the ceutre of which lies south of a chord bearing 
257° 21’ 12” 8 chains 79;5 links, 242° 18’ 80” 1 chain 4,8, 
links, 156° 57’ 4%” 3745 links, 238° 32’ 45” 3 chains 2 links, 
237° 19’ 42” 392, links, 7 chains 18,4; links of the are ofa 
circle of 2) chains 6275 links radius, the centre of which lies 
north-west of a chord bearing 244° 16’ 81” 7 chains 16,5, links, 
251° 13’ 20” 8 chains 57,8, links, to the point of commence- 
ment,—be the said several dimensions all a little more or less, 
containing an area of 4 acres 2 roods 85 perches or thereabouts, 
»umbered 34a on the plan, and said to be in the possession of, 
Joseph Abbott. : 


6. Also, all that piece or parcel of land situate in the parich 
county, and State aforesaid, forming part of the sforesaid 
portion 3, S.L. 1900-6: Commencing at a point on the 
southern boundary of the Dungog to Gloucester Railway 
bearing 150° 57’ 42” 87%, links from the centre line at 59 
miles 24 chains; ard bounded therce by part of a south+ 
western boundary of the aforesaid railway bearing 150° 57! 44" 
1 chain 17%, links; thence by lines aa follow :—24s° 28 18” 2 
chains 8 links, 338° 28’ 18” 88 2, links to the aforesaid southern 
boundary of the Dungog to Gloucester Railway ; thence by 

that boundary bearing 65° 32’ 10” 1 chain €5,%, links, to the 
point of commencenient,—be the said several Aimensions ell a 


_ little more or less, containing an area of.32 perches or there- 


abouts, numbered 84B on the plan, and said to be in the 
possession of Joseph Abbott. 4 ele ra 
In witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand, and 
caused the Public Seal of the State to be hereto 
affixed, at Sydney, this fou.th day of August, in the 
year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, 

and ia the first year of His Majesty's Reign, 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE. 


[7710] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTiON OF LAND UNDER» 
HE “ PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1900.” | <f 


—+ 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sovrn Wares, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour: © 


to wit. {able Frepertc JoHN Napier, BARon 
CHELMsrorD, Knight Commander of 
(1.8:) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 


W. P. Gurney, Michael and Saint George, (rovernor of 
By Deputation Jrom the State of New South Wales and its 
eri . ie — pee re Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 

Ausiraha, 

AY HERWAS by an Act of the Parliament of the said State, 

No. 46, 1906, intituled the “ Barren Jack Dam and ° 
Murrumbidgee Canals Construction Act, 1906,” a certain public 
work, namely, the construction of a dam across the Murrum- 
tidgee River at Barren Jack, in the parishes of West Goodra- 
digbee and Childowla, in the counties of Buccleich and Harden 
respectively ; a movable diversion weir across the Murrumbidgee 
River about 19 miles in a direct line above Narrandera; the 
eonstruction of a main canal from near the diversion weir to a 
point about 10 miles north-easterly from the village of Gunbar ; 
a series of main and subsidiary distributing channels, together 
with other works connected therewith, and more particularly 
described in the Schedule thereto, was thereby sanctioned and 
the Secretary for Public Works, or the member of the Execu-_ 
tive Council for the time being performing the duties of the 
said Secretary, was thereby authorised to undertake and carry 
out the said work subject to the provisions of the said Act, and 
for that purpose should be and should have the powers and 
duties of a Constructing Authority within the meaning of the 
“ Public Works Act, 1900”: And whereas certain lands have 
from time to time been duly appropriated and resumed for 
and in connection with the said work: And whereas the 
land described in the Schedule hereto is also required for 
the said public work authorised to be carried out under the said 
Act, No. 46, 1906: Now, therefore, I, Frepunic Jonn Naptér, 
Baron CHELMSFORD, the Governor aforesaid, with the advice 
of the Executive Council, in pureuance of the provisions of 
the “Public Works Act, 1900,” have directed that the land 
described in the Schedule hereto, which is in my opinion 
required for the said authorised work, chall be acquired and 
taken under Division 1 of Part V of the “ Public Works Act, 
1960”; And I do declare by this notification, to be published 
in the Government Gazette, and in one or more newspapers 
published or circulated in the Police District wherein the said 
land is situated, that the Crown Land comprised within the 
description set forth in the Schedule hereto has been appro- 
priated, and the private property within such description has 
been resumed, for the public purpose aforesaid, to the intent 
that upon the publication of this notification in the Gazette, 
the said land described in the said Schedule hereto shall 
forthwith be vested in the Minister for Public Works as 


-Constiucting Authority on behalf of His Majesty, for the 


purposes of the said “ Public Works Act, 1900,” for an estate 
in fee-simple in possession, freed and discharged from all 
trusts, obligations, estates, interests, contracts, charges, rates, 
rights-of-way, or other easements whateoever ; and to the intent 
that the legal estate therein, together with all powers incident 
thereto or conferred by the said last-mentioncd Act, shall be 
vested in such Constructing Authority as a Trustee; and I 
declaro that the following is the Schedule of land herein- 
before referred to:— _ 
DESCRIPTION. 


All that piece or parcel of land containing 259 acres 1 rood 
4 perches or thercabouts (exclusive of reads), situate at North 
Yanko, in the parishes of Yarangery, Willimbong, Gogeldrie, 
and Tuckerbil, county ef Cooper, and State of New South 
Wales, be the hereinafter several dimensions a little more or 
less: Comprising parts of portions 53, 89, 38, 63, 65, 64, 17, 19, 
25, 22, 24, 28, 30, and 29, parish of Yarangery, part of portion 
10, parish of Willimbong, part of «portion 26, parish of 
Gogeldrie, and parts of portions 16, 15, 11, 10, 12, 67, 65, 31, 
and 30, parish of Tuckerbil, and parts, of reads within and - 


17 Ave., 1910] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 4501 


bounding those portions: Commencing within portion 52, parish 
of Yarangery, on the western boundary of the Main Canal area 
at the south-east corner of 2 acros resumed for maintenance 
man’s residence by Gazette nolice of 6th April, 1910; and 
bounded thence on the north and cast by the south boundary 
and part of the west boundary of said 2 acres bear'rg 285 
degrees 435 minutes for 600 links, and 16 degrees 483 minutes 
for 745% links; thence generally on the north, east, and north 
by lines successively bearing 286 degrees 45 minutes for 6,355,8 
links, 275 dégroes 3 minuies for 216 ,5 links, 286% degrees for 
9334 links, 1985 degrees for 50 links, 236% degrees for 6,460 
links, 359 degrees 54 minutes for 25,8, links, 360 degrees 8 
minutes for 27,8; links, 291 degrees 524 minutes for 3,0903, 
links, 805 degrees 9 minutes for 547,4, links, 825 degrees 5 
minutes for 5478, links, 388 degrees 212 minutes for 3,779 
links, 350 degrees 543 minutes for 692-8, links, 3 degrees 273 
misutes for 8,418 2; links, 858 degrees 584 minutes for 6,048-3, 
links, 337 degrees 0} minute for 1,307-8, links, 317 degrees 46 
minutes for 4,676 linke, 801 degrees 14 minutes for 38,2433, 
links, 283 degrees 25 minutes for 1,898,5, links, 291 degrees 
10; minutes for 367%, links, 238 degrees 56} minutes for 
2,17575 links, 802 degrees 54 minutes for 434,%, links, 311 
degrees 15 minutes for 561 9, links, 324 degrees 26 minutes for 
43575 links, 326 degrees 494 minutes tor 2,803 linke, 300 degrees 
11 minutes for 12,1515, links, 269 degrees 3} minutes for 7,443 2, 
links, 359 degrees 49 minutes fur 150 links, 269 degrees :4 
minutes for 2,003 links, 179 degrees 8} minutes for 150 
links, and 269 degrees 33 minutes for 2,712,%, links to the 
west boundary of portion 80, parish of Tuckerbil aforesaid ; 
thence on the west by that boundary bearing 179 degrees 48} 
minutes for 300 links to a point bearing 359 degrees 48% 
minutes and distant 3,212,4, links from the south-west corner of 
that portion ; thence generally on the south and west by lines 
successively bearing 89 degrees 84 minutes for 11,6995 links, 
104 degrees 37 minutes for 730 links, 120 degrees 11 minutes 


for 11,294,3, links, 1834 degrees for 680, links, 146 degrees 


48% minutes for 1,914.4, links, 144 degrees 26 minutes for 4703, 
links, 183 degrees 29 minutes for 3054; links, 1294 degrees for 
32475 links, 122 degrees 54 minutes for 4613, links, 118 degrees 
563 minutes for 2,412.2; links; 103 degrees 25 minutes for 
1,864 linke, 112 degrees 19} minutes for 422%, links, 121 
degrees 14 minutes for 2,520 links, 1293 degrees for 19235 
links, 269 degrees 53 minutes for 66534 links, 179 degrees 58 
minutes for 406 links, 89 degrees 58 minutes for 750 links, 359 
degrees 53 minutes for 330 links, 1293} degrees for 526 2, links, 
137 degrees 46 ininutes for 3.911 links, 147 degrees 23 minutes 
for 456-8; links, 157 degrees 0} minutes for 703{, links, 167 
degrees 57 minutes for 518%, links, 178 degrees 533 minutes 
for 6,598 5; links, 181 degrees 10} minutes for 230%, links, 183 
degrees 273 minutes for 8,662, links, 158 degrees 213 minutes 
for 3,345 links, 157 degrees 154 minutes for 1,005; links, 
157% degrees for 703 links, 115 degrees 483 minutes for 447-8, 
links, 111 degrees 52} minutes for 3,358; links, and 179 
degreea 54 minutes for 13033, links to the northern boundary 


' of the Hay-Narrandera Railway; thence again on the south by 


that boundary bearing 106 degrees 43 minutes for 1,0203 links, 
1664 degrees for 2,260 links, L04 degrees 52 minutes for [00 
links, 1063 degrees for 3,816, links, 15% degrees for 160 links, 
106% degrees for 3124 links, 1862 degrees for 160 links, 1064 
degrees tor 1,338 links, 198 degrees 38 minutes for 500 links, 
ani 106% degrees for 4,781, links to the western boundary of 
Main Canal area aforesaid; and thence on the east by that 
boundary bearing 16 degrees 434 minutes for 400 links, to the 
point of commencement, and said to be in the possession and 
oceupation of Sir Samuel MecCaughey and the Crown. 


In witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand and 
caused the Public Seal of the State to be hereto affixed, 
at Sydney, this eleventh day of August, in the year 
of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, and 
in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEEK. 
[318] GOD SAVE THE KING! 
PROCLAMATION 
New Sours WauzES, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
able Frepurtc JoHN Napier, BARoN 
Cuetmsrorp, Knight Commander of 
(1.8.) the Most Distinguished Order cf Saint 
W. P. Cutten, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 


By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 
His Hxcellency the 
Governor. 


to wit. 


Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia, 

HERBEAS by the ‘Local Government Act, 1906,” 

and the Acts amending the same, and by the Or- 
dinances thereunder, it is provided that an election to 
fill an extraordinary vacancy in a Council caused by 
death, resignation, ouster, disqualification, or other- 
wise, shall be held within one month from the occur- 
rence of such vacancy, and, on a day and at a place 


to be fixed and notified by the Council : And whereas 
an election was held to fill two extraordinary vacan- 
cies on the Council of the Municipality of Balranald 
caused by the resignation of James Alfred |’ Hotellier, 
Hsquire, and James Horn, Ksquire, members of the 
Council of the said Municipality, at which election 
Alfred Greshham, Esquire, and Henry Ithel Morgan 
Hsquire, were elected to fill such vacancies: And 
whereas the election was not held within one month 
from the oceurrence of the vacancies as_ prescribed : 
And whereas it is provided by section 39 of the said 
“Local Government Act, 1906,’ as so amended, that 
no election of members of a Council shall be invalid 
by reason only of any formal defect or error in of re- 
lating to the election, if the election was held sub- 
stantially as prescribed, or of the fact that the election 
was held at a time other than that appointed or pre- 
scribed, and that if the Governor proclaim that any 
such defect or error does not invalidate any stich 


election such Proclamation shall be conclusive as to’ 


the matter stated therein: Now, therefore, I, Freprrte 
Joun Narizme, Baron Cuetmsrorp, the Governor afore- 


said, in pursuance of the provisions of the ‘‘‘Local - 


Government Act, 1906,” as so amended, do hereby 
proclaim that the defect or error above stated in con- 
nection with the election of the said Alfred Greenham, 
Esquire, and Henry Ithel Morgan, Esquire, on 13th 
July, 1910, to fill the said extraordinary vacancies on 
the Council of the Municipality of Balranald does not 
invalidate the said election. 


[1910-151-54-45 ] 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, 
this sixteenth day of August, in the year of 
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, 
and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A, LEE. 


[1047 } GOD SAVE THE KING! 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sourn Wates, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour-. 


to wit. Jable Frepertc Joun Napisr, Baron 
Cretmsrorp, Knight Commander of 
(1.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 


W. P. Cuttyy, Michael and faint George, Governor of 
By Depitation from the State of New South Wales and its 
Iiis Execllency the 
Governor. | 
Australia, 


Ay, HEREAS by the ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,’’ 


and the Acts amending the same, it is pro- 


vided that the Gdvernor may, by Proclamation, de 
lare any park, road, bridge, or public work of what- 
ever character in an Area to be a National Work, 
and thereupon such work, whether it be a new work, 
or already in existence, shall be maintained, managed, 
and administered by the Minister for Public Works, 
but may, at gny later time, be handed over, either 
temporarily or permanently, to the Council of the 
Area, and shall thereafter be managed, controlled, 
maintained, and administered by such Council: Now, 
therefore, I, Frepertc Jonn Narier, Baron CHELMs- 
rorp, the Governor aforesaid, in pursuance of the 
provisions of the said ‘Local Government Act, 1906,’’ 
as so amended, and with the advice of the Executive 
Jouncil, do, hereby, by this my Proclamation, de- 
clare the ferry constructed or being constructed, 
known as Blackman’s Point Ferry, described in the 
Schedule hereto, to be a National Work, to the in- 
tent that such ferry shall be excepted from the juris- 
diction of the Council of the Hastings Shire. 
[1910-899] 


SCHEDULE, 


Ferry across the Hastings River, at Blackman’s 
Point, on road Port Macquarie to Kempsey, within 
the Hastings Shire, including all punts, boats, and 
other appliances or appurtenances used in connec- 
tion jvith the said ferry. 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, 
this sixteenth day of August, in the year of 
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and 
ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s 
Reign, 


By His Exceilency’s Command, 
“CHARLES A. LEE. 


[643] - GOD SAVE THE KING! 


Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of ' 


, 


4502 NEW SOUTH WALES 


COVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. [17 Ave., 1910. 


——<— 


PROCLAMATION 


Nexw Sovurit Watzs, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 


to wit. able Preprmric Joun Naprer, Baron 
- CuHELMsrorp, Knight Commander of 
(1.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 


W. P. Cunurn, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
By Deputation from the State of New Souti Wales and its 
His Uzxcellency the Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Covernor.» Australia. 
Frepsric Joun Narirr, Baron CnreumsrorD, the 
Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive 
Council of the said State, in pursuance of the power and 
authority vested in me by the “ Local Government Act, 1906,” 
and the Acts amending the same, and by the Ordinances 
thereunder, and upon the application of the Council of the 
Waradgery Shire, do, by this my Proclamation, hereby extend 
to 2Cth July, 1910, the time within which the estimates required 
by section 142 of the said “ Local Government Act, 1906,” 
shall be prepared and notified, and to the 17th August, 1910, 
the time within which the general rate for the year 1910 shall 
be made by the said Council. 
[1910-62-159-504] 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, this 
eleventh day of August, in the year cf our Lord 
one thousand nine hundred and ten, and in the first 
year of His Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE. 


[457 } GOD SAVE THE KING! 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sourn Wates, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 


to wit, fable Frepentc Joun Naprer, BARON 
Cueimsrorp, Knight Commander of 
(t.sy) 


the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
W. P. Curtex, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
By Ry epee sa! the State of New South Wales and its 
His Hacellency the ae ere 
Fy ates Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia, 

\ HEREAS applications, in accordance with the 

“Local Government Act, 1906,’ and Acts amend- 
ing the same, and with the Ordinances thereunder, 
have been made by the Councils of the undermentioned 
Municipalities and Shire to acquire the right to exer- 
cise the powers set out in the Schedule hereto, and 
such applications have, as prescribed by the said Acts 
and Ordinances, been duly notified: And whereas the 
period of sixty days prescribed for the receipt of 
petitions asking that a poll of the ratepayers of the 
respective Areas be taken as to whether the powers 
applied for shall be conferred on the respective Coun- 
cils has expired, and no such petitions have been re- 
ceived: Now, therefore, I, FrepEric JoHn Napier, 
Baron Cuevmsrorp, the Governor aforesaid, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the 
provisions of the said ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,’’ 
as so amended, do, by this my Proclamation, hereby 
order that the powers set out in the Schedule here- 
under be conferred, and do hereby confér such powers 
on the Councils of the said Municipalities and Shire 
respectively. 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, 
® this twelfth day of August, in the year of our 
Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, 
and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


SCHEDULE. 

POWER CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE MUNICIPALITY OF CARRINGTON 
(1910-177-102-112). 

, The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power which 


is conferred, are set out hereunder :— 
Paragraph. 


XLII. 


Function, 


The regulation of the erection of build- 
ings as to height, design, structure, 
materials, building line, sanitation, the 
proportion of any lot which may ba 
oceupied by the building or buildings 
to be erected thereon; and the sub- 
division of land for building purposes 
so as torsecure due ways of access to 
tho rear as well as to the front of build- 
ings erected, or to be erected, thereon. 


POWER CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE MUNICIPALITY OF CUDGEGONG - 
(1910-190-101-138). 

The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power which 
is conferred, are set out hereunder :— 

Paragraph. Function. ; 

xxxvi. The carrying out jointly by Councils of 

undertakings authorised by the Act for 
the mutual benefit of their Areas, and 
the joint control, regulation, manage- 
ment, and maintenance thereof. 


POWERS CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE MUNICIPALITY OF DUNDAS 
(1910-195-85-163). 

The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the powers which 

are conferred, are set out hereunder :— 

Paragraph. Functions. 

xvi. The construction, maintenance, and man- 
agement of public baths, the regula- 
tion of bathing and the observance of 
decency in connection therewith; the 
provision of life-saving appliances, 
danger notices, and life-saving atten- 
dants, and the construction, main- 
tenance, and hiring by the Council or 
other persons to the public of bathing- 
houses and bathing-machines, ‘and the 
regulation thereof. 

xxx. The. regulation— 

(a) of hoardings; and 
(b) of the posting or painting of bills, 
signs, or advertisements. 

ste The regulation of the interment of the 
dead, with power, subject to the Go- 
vernor’s approval, to prohibit burials 
in any cemetery or land in ‘any case 
where such course appears to the Coun- - 
cil to be necessary for the prevention 
of the pollution of any water supply, 
or for the better protection of the 
health of residents in the neighbour- 
hood of such cemetery or land. 


POWER CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE MUNICIPALITY OF GLEN INNES 
(1910-204-81-218). 

The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power which 

is conferred, are set out hereunder : — 


Paragraph. ; Function. 
xtui. The regulation of the erection of build- 


ings as to height, design, structure, 
materials, building line, sanitation, 
the proportion of any lot which may be 
occupied by the building or buildings 
to be erected thereon; and the sub- 
division of land for building purposes 
so as to secure due ways of access to 
the rear as well as to the front of 
buildings erected, or to be erected, 
thereon. 


POWER CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE MUNICIPALITY OF WINDSOR 
(1910-324-92-658). 

The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power which 

is conferred, are set out hereunder :— 

Paragraph. Function. 

xxx. The regulation— 

(a) of hoardings; and 

. (b) of the posting or painting of bills, 

signs, or advertisements. 


POWERS CONFERRIED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE CULCAIRN SHIRE 
(1910-72-213-102). 

_The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may ke acquired, and the powers which 

are conferred, are set out hereunder :— 


Paragraph. Functions. of 
xxt. The manufacture and supply of electricity. 
xu. The regulation and supervision of the open- 


ing up of streets or roads for the laying 
of pipes, construction of tunnels, or 
other purposes; the regulation of the 
Inying of wires or cables.under or over 
or through the roads or streets of the 
Area for the transmission of electricity ; 
and the making of a charge for damage 
resulting therefrom. 

[644] 


17 Ava. 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sourn WALES, a His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit. able FrepEeric Joun Napier, Baron 
CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 

(1.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 

W. P. Cutten, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 
His Excellency the D Policies sees Ith of 
Conlon, ependencies, in the Commonwealth o 


Australia. 


HEREAS by the ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,” 
and Acts amending the same, it is provided 
that the Governor may alter the boundaries of Areas 
by uniting part or parts of an Area to the whole or 
part or parts of another Area: And whereas a pro- 
posal was made to the Minister to unite to the 
Katoomba Municipality part of the Blue Mountains 
Shire: And whereas all notices necessary under the 
provisions of the said Act, as so amended, have been 
duly given: Now, therefore, I, FRepEr1ic JOHN 
Naprer, Baron Creumsrorv, the Governor aforesaid, 
in pursuance of the provisions of the said ‘Local 
Government Act, 1906,’ and Acts amending the 
same, and with the advice of the Hxecutive Council, 
do, by this my Order, hereby alter the boundaries of 
the Katoomba Municipality and Blue Mountains 
Shire as in Schedules ‘‘B”’ and ‘‘C” hereto respec- 
tively, by uniting to the Katoomba Municipality 
that part of the Blue Mountains Shire described in 
Schedule ‘‘A’’ hereto. 
[1910-2,412-293 ] 

Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, 
this twelfth day of August, in the year of 
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, 
and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


Scuepuiye ‘‘A.’’ 


Part of Blue Mountains Shire united to Katoomba 
Municipality. 


County cf Cook, parish of Megalong, about 450 
acres: Commencing at the south-east corner of por- 
tion 1380, parish of Megalong; and bounded thence 
by the eastern boundary of that portion northerly to 
its north-east corner; by the edge of the cliffs on the 
northern side of Jamieson’s Valley northerly and 
easterly to an eastern boundary of the parish of 
Megalonge; by that boundary of that parish southerly 
to a point east of the commencing point; and by a 
line west to that point. 


Scueputn ‘‘B.”’ 
Katoomba Municipality (as altered). 


County of Cook, parishes of Blackheath, Jamieson, 
Megalong, and Kanimbla, area about 11°6 square 
miles: Commencing on the centre of the Great West- 
ern Railway line from Sydney to Bourke, at a point 
where the northerly prolongation of a line along the 
centre of Grose-street of the Leura Estate meets it; 
bounded thence by that prolongation and that line 
and its prolongation southerly to the centre of the 
road forming the southern boundary of that estate 
(and» which divided portions 72 and 109, parish of 
Megalong) ; bounded thence by a line along: the centre 
of that road easterly till it meets the northely pro- 
longation of the east boundary of allotment 5 of a 
subdivision of portions 109, parish of Megalong, and 
93, parish of Jamieson; bounded thence by that pro- 
longation and that east boundary southerly, and by 
part of the south boundary of that allotment westerly 
to the north-east corner of portion 110, parish of 
Megalong; thence by the east boundary of that por- 
tion and its prolongation southerly to the centie of 
the road forming the southern boundary of that por- 
tion; thence by a line along the centre of that road 
easterly, and by a line along the centre of the road 
forming the eastern boundary of portion 111 southerly 
to the edge of the cliffs on the northern side of 
Jamieson’s Valley; bounded thence by those clifis 
westerly to an eastern boundary of the parish of 
Mezalong; by that boundary of that parish south- 
erly to a point east of the south-east corner of por- 
tion 130; by a line west and the south boundary of 
that portion westerly to the east boundary of portica 
129; thence by part of that boundary southerly, and 
by the southern and part of the western boundary 
of that portion westerly and northerly to the south- 
east corner of portion 128; thence by the south boun- 


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ca] 
dary of that portion westerly to the east boundary 
of portion 113; thence by part of that east boundary 
southerly, by the south boundary of that portion 
westerly to the east boundary of portion 114; thence 
by part of that boundary northerly, and by a line 
partly forming the northern boundary of that por- 
tion and part of the northern boundary of portion 
85 westerly, to a point south of the south-east corner 
of portion 206; thence by a line north to that corner ; 
thence by the eastern boundaries of portions 206, 207, 
208, 209, and an eastern boundary of 133 northerly 
to the south boundary of portion 132; thence by part 
of that boundary westerly, by the west boundary of 


. that portion northerly to the south boundary of por- 


tion 386, parish of Kanimbla; thence by part of that 
boundary westerly, by the west boundary of that por- 
tion northerly, and by its northern boundary and its 
prolongation easterly, to the centre of the Great 
Western Railway Line aforesaid ; thence by the centre 
of that line north-westerly till it meets the south- 
westerly prolongation of a line along the centre of 
the road dividing suburban portions 322 and 332, 
parish of Blackheath; thence by that prolongation 
and that line along the centre of that road, which 
also divides suburban portions 312, 311, 331, 329, 
328, and 327 from suburban portions 340, 339, 341, 
342, 343, 344, 349, 352, 353, 354, and 355, north- 
easterly to meet the north-westerly prolongation of 
the north-eastern boundary of suburban portion 355; 
thence by a line partly forming the north-eastern 
boundaries of portions 355 and 373 south-easterly +o 
IKKatoomba Creek; thence by the centre of that creek 
upwards to the centre of the road partly forming the 
south boundary of portion 114; thence by a line 
along the centre of that road easterly, and by a line 
along the centre of the road forming the eastern. 
boundary of the village of Katoomba southerly, to a 
point west of the north-west corner of portion 108; 
thence by a line partly forming the north boundaries 
of portions 108, 109, 110, and 111, and its continu- 
ation easterly to the centre of the road from Katoom- 
ba to Mount Hay; thence by a line along the centre 
of that road generally southerly, and by its southerly 
continuation to the centre of the Great Western 
Railway Line aforesaid ; and thence along the centre 
of that railway line westerly, to the point of com- 
mencement. 


ScHEDULE ‘‘C,’’ 
Blue Mountains Shire (as altered). 


Commencing at the junction of the Warragamba 
and Nepean Rivers, and bounded,thence by a line 
north to the right bank of the Nepean River; by that 
bank of that river downwards; by a line and the 
southern and western boundaries of the parish of 
Nepean, county of Cook, generally westerly and 
northerly ; by the Grose River upwards; by the south- 
western boundary of the parish of Irvine north- 
westerly to the southernmost corner of the parish of 
Wollangambe; by Bell’s line of road to Hartley 
north-westerly ; by the eastern and southern boun- 
daries of the parish of Hartley southerly and west- 
erly; and by Cox’s River and Warragamba River 
downwards, to the point of commencement,—but 
exclusive of the Municipality of Katoomba. 

[621 | 


(957 ] Department of Public Works, 

Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 

HE Council of the Municipality named in the Schedule 

hereto having, in terms of the “ Local Government Act, 
1906,” as amended by the ‘ Local Government (Amending) 
Act, 1908.” subject to the approval of the Governor, fixed the 
fees and charges set out in such Schedule with respect to the 
service named therein under the name of the said Munici- 
pality, His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the said “ Loeeal Government Act, 1906,” as so 
amended, to approve of the action of the Council of the said 
Municipality, in fixing such fees and charges, subject to 
such approval. 


CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister. 
SoHEDTULE, 
CUDAL MUNICIPALITY 
(1910-189-56-136). 
For the removal (week'y or oftener, as the case may be) and 
disposal of night-soil within the s*avenging area of the 


Municipality of Cudel—One shilling (1s.) per pan for 
eich removal, emptying, and cleansing therecf, 


4504 


NOTIFICATION 
New Soutii Wares, ) By His Excellency The Right Henour- 
vo Wit. jalle Fuevexre Joux Navies, Banos 
Cirenmsronp, Knight Commander of 
(7.8.) tlie Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
W, ©. CULLEN, 
By Depritition from the State of New 
His Bxcelivacy the 
Governor. 


Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
Scuth Wales and its 
Dependencies, in the Couimonwealth of 
: Australia, 
W WHEREAS by the “Local Government Act, 1906,” and 
Acts amending the same, it is provided that the rates 
-which may be Jevied by the Council of a Municipality under 
the “Count-y Towns Water and Sewerage Acts, 1¢8.-1905,” 
shill not be levied ou the asgessed annual value, as defined in 
the “ Municipalities Act, 1897,” bat may be levied, at the 
option of the Couscil, on the improved or on the unimproved 
capital value as defined by the eaid * Local Government Act, 
1903”: And whereas the said * Local Government Act, 1906,” 
as so amended, also provides that the maximum rate on such 
improved or unimproved capital value shall be such amount in 
the poand on such improved or unimproved capif:] valus as 
the Governor may fix, by notificaton in ths Gezette, upon the 
certificate of the Government Statistician, that such maximum 
rate so fixed is estimated according to the latest valuations to 
produce for the Municipality such revenue during the first 
year of its operation as would reasonably approximate to that 
which would be produced by levying the maximum rate 
allowel under the saii “ Country Towns Water and Sewerage 
Acts, 1880-1905”: And whereas the Couacil of the Muni- 
cipality named in the Schedule heret» was empowered to levy 
water rates under the “ Country Towns Water and Sewerage 
Acts, 1880-1503,” in portion of its area, end the Govern- 
ment Statistician his eertified that the maximum water rates, 
estimated in accordance with the abovenamed provisions of 
the said “Local Government Act, 1906,” as so amended, 
on the improved capital valuc and on the unimproved 
capital value, respectively, of such portion of such Muni- 
cipality, are as stated in such Schedule: Now, therefore, 
T, Frepvatc Joun Napinr, Baron Cietwsrorp, the 
Governor aforesaid, in pursuince of the previsions of the 
said “ Local Government Act, 1905,” and Acts amending the 
same, and with the advice of the Executive Council, do, by 
this my Notification, hereby fix the respective rates mentioned 
in the Schedule hereto, as the maximum, water rates on the 
improved capiia! value enl onthe unimproved capital value, 
respectively, which may be levied by the Council of the ssid 
Municipality under’the ssid “Country Towns Water end 
Sewerage Acts, 180-1905.” 


ScHEDULE. 


Maximum Water Rate. 
Name ot 
Municipality. 


Cn Improved Capital | Oa Unimprovd Capi al 
VArec: 


Condoublin...| 157 pence in the & | 5°5 pence in the £. 


[1910 -2,345-83 W.S8. | 
Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, this 
twelfth day of August, in the year of eur Lord one 
thousand nine hundred and ten, and in the first year 
of His Majesty’s Reiga. 
By Wis Excetlency’s Command, 


CHARLES A. LEE. 


[619] GOD SAVE THE KING! 
“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906; “LOCAL 


GOVERNMENT (LOANS) ACT, 19077’; “LOCAL 
GOVERNMENT (AMENDING) ACT, 1908.’’ 
Novice or PrRorosai To abotism THE Warp DIvIisIons 
or tHE Municreatity or RANDWICK. 


1 pursuance of the provisions of the ‘‘hocal Govern- 
4A ment Act, 1906,’ and the Acts amending the 
same: Notice is hereby given that a petition hag been 
received from certain electors of the Municipality of 
Randwick, asking that the division of the Munici- 
pality into Wards be abolished. 

One hundred or more of the electors of the Munici- 
pality may, by petition, within one month after the 
date of this notice, request the Governor to remit to 
a poll of electors of the Municipality the question 
whether such division shall be abolished. 

Ordinance No. 19 requires (1) that such petition 
shall be accompanied by the statutory declaration of 
one or more electors that the signatures to the 
petition are the genuine signatures of the persons 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. {17 Ava., 1910. 


whose signatures they purport to be; (2) that such 
petition and declaration shall be forwarded to the 
Clerk, who shall compare the signatures thereto with 
the roll of electors, and shall certify whether such 
‘tion purports to bear the signatures of one hun- 
red or more of the enrolled electors of the Munici- 
ality ; and (3) that the Clerk shall, within seven days 
after he receives such petition, forward it to the 
Minister, with the statutory ‘declaration. and his 
certificate as aforesaid. 

[1910-285-110-525] 


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] 


CHARLES A. LEE, . 


inister. 
Department of Public Works, ; 
Sydney, i7th August, 1910. [946] 
“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACF, 1°06"; “LOCAL 
GOVERNMENT (LOANS) ACT, 1907”; “LOCAL 


GOVERNMENT (AMENDING) ACT, 1908.” 


Notice oF PROPOSAL TO ABOLISH THE WARD Divyisroyxs 
OF THE MUKICIPALITY OF JAMBEROO. 


[NX pursuance of the provisions of the “Local Government 

Act, 1906,” and the Acts ainending the same: Notice is 
hereby given that a p-tition has been received from the Council 
of the Municipality of Jamberoo, asking that the division of the 
Municipality into Wards be abolished. 

Cne hundred or more of the electors of the Municipality 
may, by petition, within one month after the date of this 
notice, request the Governor to remit fo a poll of electors 
of the Municipality the question whether such division shall be 
abolished. 

Ordinance No. 19 requires (1) that such petition shall be 
accompanicd by the statutory declaration of one or more 
electors that the signatures t) the petition are the genuine 
signatures of the persons whose signatures they purport lo be; 
(2) that such petition and declaration shall be forwarded to 
the Clerk, who shall compare the signatures thereto with the 
roli of electors, and shall certify whether such petition purports 
to bear the signatures of one hundred or more of the enrolled 
electora of the Municipslity; and (3) thet the Clerk shall, 
within seven days after he receives such petition, forward it to 
the Minister, with the statutory declaration and his certificate 
as aforesaid, ; 
(1910+: 27-1 2-297] 

CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister. 
Department of Pubic Wo. ks, 


Sydcey, 17th August, 1910. [876] 


NOTICE OF PROPOSED ALTERATION OF THE 
BB DIVISIONS OF THE MONARO 
\ UA 


7 N pursuance of the provisions of the ‘‘Local Govern- 
4d ment Act, 1906,’? and the Acts amending the 
same: Notice is hereby given that it is proposed to 
alter the division into Ridings of the Monaro Shire, so 
that the boundaries of the respective Ridings shall be 
as in the Schedule hereto. 

The effect of the proposed change, if carried out, 
will be to include in Riding “‘B” the land united to 
the Shire by Proclamation in the Government Gazette 
ef 20th July, 1910. 

The Council or fifty electors of the Shire may, 
within one month after the date of this notice, make 
written representations to the Minister on the question 
as to whether the division into Ridings of the said 
Monaro Shire shall be altered as proposed. 


[1910-135-1,394-417 ] 
CHARLES A. LEER, 
Minister. . 
Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


ScHEDULE. 
Riding “A.” 

Commencing on the eastern boundary of the Shiré 
at the intersection of the south-eastern boundary of 
the parish of Big Badja, county of Beresford, with 
the boundary between the Land Districts of Moruya 
and Cooma, within the parish of Badja, county of 
Dampier; and bounded thence by the south-eastern 
and south-western boundaries of the parish of Big 
Badja aforesaid south-westerly and north-westerly to 
Big Badja River; by that river and Umaralla River 
downwards and the Murrumbidgee River upwards to 
the north-east corner of portion 127, parish of Bin- 
jura; by the eastern and part of the southern boun- 
daries of that portion, a western boundary of portion 
143, a line, and the western boundary of portion 131 
generaily southerly to the north-west corner of the 
Municipality of Cooma, on the boundary of the Shire; 
and by eastern, south-western, western, northern, and 


17. Aue., 1910,] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 128. 


4505 


eastern boundaries of the Shire generally southerly, 
north-westerly, northerly, easterly, and southerly, to 
the point of commencement. 


Riding *B:” 


Commencing on the eastern boundary of the Shire, 
at the intersection of the south-eastern boundary of 
the parish of Big Badja, county of Beresford, with 
the boundary between the Land Districts of Moruya 
and Cooma, within the parish of Badja, county of 
Dampier; and bounded thence by the south-eastern 
and south-western boundaries of the parish of Big 
Badja aforesaid south-westeriy and generally north- 
westerly to Big Badja River; by that river and Uma- 
ralla River downwards and the Murrumbidgee River 
upwards to the north-east corner of portion 127, 
parish of Binjura; by the castern and part of the 
southern boundaries of that portion, a western boun- 
dary of portion 143, a line, and the western boundary 
of portion 131 generally southerly to the north-west 
corner of the Municipality of Cooma, on the boundary 
ot the Shire; by the northern and eastern boundaries 
of that Municipality easterly and southerly to the 
road from Cooma to Bombala; by that road, via 
Rock Flat, generally south-easterly along part of the 
western boundary of the parish ot Bulgundramine to 
a northern boundary of the county of Wellesley; by 
that boundary generally easterly to the south-west 
corner of portion 53; and by the south boundary of 
the parish of Bulgundramine aforesaid easterly to 
Winifred or Punch Bowl Creek; by that creek down- 
wards and Umaralla River upwards to the southern 


_ boundary of the parish-of Kydra; by that boundary 


generally easterly to the eastern boundary of the 
Shire; and by that boundary as altered by Proclama- 
tion in the Government Gazette No: 112, of 20th July, 
1910, generally northerly, to the point of commence- 
ment. 

Riding “0.” 

Commencing on the eastern boundary of the Shire, 
at the south-east corner of parish of Kydra, county 
of Beresford; and bounded thence by the southern 
boundary of that parish generally westerly to Uma- 
ralla River; by that river downwards and Winifred 
or Punch Bowl Creek upwards to the south-east corner 
of the parish of Bulgundramine; by part of the 
southern boundary of that parish westerly to_ the 
south-west corner of portion 53; and by a northern 
boundary of the county of Wellesley generally westerly 
to the road from Bombala to Cooma; by that road 
(which partly forms the western boundary of the 
parish of Bulgundramine aforesaid) generally north- 
westerly, via Rock Flat, to the eastern boundary of 
the Municipality of Cooma, on the western boundary 
of the Shite; and by the western, southern, and east- 
ern boundaries of the Shire-generally southerly, east- 
erly, and northerly, to the point of commencement. 


45] 


NOTICH OF PROPOSED ALTERATION OF THE 
ir soeiNig DIVISIONS GF THE EUROBODALLA 
SHIRE. 


qe pursuance of the provisions of the ‘‘Local Govern- 
. mént Act, 1906,’ and the Acts amending the 
same: Notice is hereby given that it is proposed to 
alter the division into Ridings of the Hurobodalla 
Shire, so that the boundaries of the respective Ridings 
shall be as in the Schedule hereto. 


The effect of the proposed change, if carried out, 
will be to excise from Riding “‘C”’ the land excised 
from the Shire by Proclamation in the Government 
Gazette of 20th July, 1910. 


The Council or fifty electors of the Shire may, 
within one month after the date of this notice, make 
written representations to the Minister on the question 
as to whether the division into Ridings of the said 
Burobodalla, Shire shall be altered as proposed. 
[1910-135-1,394-417] 


CHARLES 4. LEE, 
Minister. 
Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


SoumuDve. 

f Riding ‘A.’ 

Commencing on the western boundary of the Shire, 
at its intersection with the western boundary of the 
parish of Uranbene, county of Dampier; and bounded 
thence by part of the western and the southern boun- 
dary of. that. parish southerly and easterly to Deua 


River; by that river upwards, the northern and north- 
eastern boundaries of the parish of Gulph, partly 
formed by’ Galph Creek; and by that creek and Tuross 
River downwards to the western boundary of the 
parish of Bodalla; by that boundary and the southern 
boundary of the parish of Bumbo northerly and east- 
erly to Tuross River aforesaid; by that river down- 
wards and Bombo Creek and its northern branch up-. 
wards to the eastern boundary of parish of Bumbo; 
by that boundary and the northern boundary of that 
parish northerly and westerly; and by the western 
boundary of the parish of Bergalia, partly formed by 
Wamban Creek, generally northerly to an eastern 
boundary of the Shire at the south-western corner of 
the Municipality of Moruya; and by the western and 
northern boundaries of that Municipality northerly 
and easterly; and the eastern, northern, and western 
boundaries of the Shire generally northerly, westerly; 
and southerly, to the point of commencement. 
Riding “B.” 

eCommencing on the eastern boundary of the Shire, 
at the mouth of the Wagonga River; and bounded 
thence by that river and Punkally Creek upwards to 
the northern boundary of the parish of Noorooma, 
county of Dampier; by that boundary generally west- 
erly and the western boundary of the parish of 
Wagonga generally northerly to the south boundary 
of the parish of Bodalla; by that boundary west and 
the western boundary of that parish northerly to the 
southern boundary of the parish of Bumbo; by that 
boundary easterly to Tuross River; by that river 
downwards and Bumbo Creek and its northern branch 
upwards to the eastern boundary of the parish of 
Bumbo; by that boundary and the northern boundary 
ot that parish northerly and westerly; and by the 
western boundary of the parish of Bergalia, partly 
formed by Wamban Creek, generally northerly to 
an eastern boundary of the Shire at the south-western 
corner of the Municipality of Moruya; and by thé 
southern boundary of that Municipality easterly and 
the eastern boundary of the Shire southerly, to the 
point of commencement. 

Riding ‘°C.’ 

Commencing on the western boundary of the Shire, 
at its intersection with the western boundary of the 
parish of Euranbene, county of Dampier; and 
bounded thenee by part of the western and the 
southern boundary of that parish southerly and 
easterly to Deua River; by that river upwards, 
the northern and north-eastern boundaries of the 
parish of Gulph, partly formed by Gulph Creek; 
and by that creek and Tuross River downwards to the 
western boundary of the parish of Bodalla; by that 
boundary and the southern boundary of that parish 
southerly and easterly to the western boundary of the 
parish of Wagonga; by that boundary and the north- 
ern boundary of parish of Noorooma generally south- 
erly and easterly to Punkally Creek; by that creek 
and Wagonga River downwards to the eastern boun- 
dary of the Shire at the mouth of that river; and by 
that boundary, the southern and western boundaries 
of the Shire as altered by Proclamation in Govern- 
ment Gazette No. 112, of 20th July, 1910, generally 
southerly, westerly, and northerly, to the point of 
commencement. [947] 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


[958] 


fFE3HE Council of the undermentioned Municipality having, 
in terms of section 112 of the ‘‘ Local Government 
Act, 1906,” subject to the approval of the Governor, declared 
the p’ants named in the Schedele hereto under the name of the 
said Municipality to be noxious within the area, His Excel- 
leney the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, 
in pursuance of the provisions of the said “ Local Government 
Act, 1906,” and the Acts smending the same, has approved of 
the action of the Council of the suid Municipality in declaring 
subject to such approval, such plants to be noxious within the 
area, 
CHARLES A. LEE, 


Minister. 


Scurpvi f. 
MUNICIPALITY OF MURRURUNDI 
(1910~259-154-394). 


Ae . 9 
Roza rubizinosa, commenly known as “ Sweet Briar.” 
= . ’ 1 ? 
Rubus frutie:sus, commonly known us “ B'ackberry. eo, 
Xanthium spivogum, commonly known as “ Bathurst Burr, 


4506 


— 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 


[17 Ave., 1910. 


[1097] Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 


Sydney, 16th August, 1910. 


i i IS Excellency the Governor directs it to be noti- 

fied that, in accordance with the provisions of 
the ‘Claims against the Government and Crown Suits 
Act, 1897,” he has been pleased, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, to appoint 


James Lestrr Witiiams, Esquire, Under Secretary, 
Department of the Attorney-General and _ of 
Justice, 


to be the nominal defendant, on behalf of the Govern- 
ment, in the matter of the petition presented on the 
part of Mr. Augusto Lorenzini, of Northern-road, 
Pennant Hills West, as to a certain claim or demand 
which he deems himself to have against the Govern- 


ment. 
JOHN GARLAND. 


_— 


[1112] 


Department of the Attorney-General 6 
and of Justice, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the Executive Council, has, in accordance with the 
nomination made by the Industrial Court constituted 
under the ‘Industrial Disputes Act, 1908,” and with 
the provisions of that Act, as amended by the ‘‘Indus- 
trial Disputes (Amendment) Act, 1908,’” been pleased 
to appoint Dr. EK. MayHew BrissenpEn, Barrister- 
at-Law, to the Office of Chairman of the Board to be 
known as the Shipping (Port Jackson Steam Lighters 
and Launches, &c¢.) Board. 

C.G. WADE. 


[1111] Department of the Attorney-General 


and of Justice, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Hxecutive Council, has, in accordance with 
the recommendation submitted by the Industrial 
Court constituted under the ‘Industrial Disputes 
Act, 1908,’’ and with the provisions of that Act as 
amended by the ‘Industrial Disputes (Amendment) 
Act, 1908,’’ been pleased to appoint the undermen- 
tioned persons to be Members of a Board constituted 
for the industries of Masters, Engineers, Firemen, and 
Deck-hands on steam lighters, steam launches (other 
than launches used by the owners thereof for pleasure), 
steam harbour cargo boats and steam harbour tug 
boats in Port Jackson, and not included under the 
Shipping (Ferry) Board or the Shipping (Tug Boats) 

oard, or any other existing Board, and to be known 
as the Shipping (Port. Jackson Steam Lighters and 
Launches, &c.) Board :—- 


On behalf of the Employers. 


Cuartes Meppiman Bairey, of Allen Taylor’s 
Wharf, Pyrmont; and 
Mr. James Prerer Franxt, of Mort’s Dock, Balmain. 


On behalf of the Employees. 


Mr, 


Captain Danie, Leytanp Dakin, of Liverpool-street, 


Sydney ; and 
Mr. Aurrep Carter, of 3 Allen-street, Pyrmont. 


C. G. WADE. 


[1113] Department. of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


H's Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Kxecutive Council, has, in accordance with the 
nomination made the Industrial 


Me by l Court con- 
stituted under the ‘‘Industrial Disputes Act, 
1908,” and with the provisions of that Act as 


amended by the ‘Industrial Disputes (Amendment) 
Act, 1908,’ has been pleased to appoint Joan ALpx- 
ANDER I'eRGuson, Ksquire, Barrister-at-Law, to the 
Office of Chairman of the Board to be known as the 
Tron Trades (Moulders’) Board. 

« C. G. WADE. 


Department of the Attorney-General! 

and of Justice, 

Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 

T IS Kxcellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the Executive Council, has, in accordance with 
the recommendation submitted by the Industrial 
Court constituted under the ‘Industrial Disputes 
Act, 1908,’ and with the provisions of that Act as 
amended by the ‘‘ Industrial Disputes (Amendment) 
Act, 1908,’ been pleased to appoint the undermen- 
tioned persons to be Members of a Board constituted 


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for the industry «* Gron-moulders, Brass-moulders, and | 


~~ 


Steel-moulders throughout the State of New South 
Wales (excepting the districts of Broken Hill and 
Cobar) not under any existing Boards or. Awards, and 
excepting the employees of the Chief Railway Com- 
missioner, and excepting also all employees of the 
Government of the State of New South Wales, and to 
be known as the Iron Trades (Moulders) Board :— 


On behalf of the Employers. 
Ricnarp Mannine, of Messrs. Chapman and 
Company, Druitt-street, Sydney; and. 
Mr. Wii1iiam Hosxins, of Church and Point streets, 
Pyrmont. 
On behalf of the Employees. 
Mr. Hucn Connex, of 9 Bent-street, Paddington ; and 
Mr. Hersent Jounstone, of 52 Darling-street, Glebe. 
C. G. WADE, 


Mr. 


Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 
[ pte Kixcellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has, in accordance with the 


[1115] 


nomination made by the Industrial Court con- 
stituted under the ‘‘Industrial Disputes Act, 
1908,’ and with the provisions of that Act as 


amended by the ‘‘ Industrial Disputes (Amendment) 
Act, 1908,’ been pleased to appoint Hansury Daviss, 
Hsquire, Barrister-at-Law, to the Office of Chairman 
of the Board to be known as the Slaters’ (Cumber- 


land) Board. 
; C. G. WADE. 


[1116] Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


i] IS Excellency. the Governor, with the advice of 

the Executive Council, has, in accordance with 
the recommendation submitted by the Industrial 
Court constituted under the ‘‘ Industrial Disputes 
Act, 1908,’? and with the provisions of that Act as 
amended by the ‘‘ Industrial Disputes (Amendment) 
Act, 1908,’’ been pleased to appoint the undermen-; 
tioned persons to be Members of a Board constituted 
for the industries of Slaters, Tilers, and Shinglers 
in the County of Cumberland, and not under any 
existing Board or Award, and to be known as the 
Slaters’ (Cumberland) Board :— 


On behalf of the Employers. 
Mr. Maxwetz Porter, of 117 Redfern-street, Redfern. 
On behalf of the Employees. 
Mr. Joun Maver, of 104 Myrtle-street, Sydney. 
Cc. G. WADE. 


[1066] Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has, in accordance with the 
nomination made by the Industrial Court constituted 
under the ‘‘Industrial Disputes Act, 1908,’ and with 
the provisions of that Act, as amended by the ‘‘Indus- 
trial Disputes (Amendment) Act, 1908,’’ been pleased 
to appoint Joun Mappock Brapsurn, Esquire, Bar- 
rister-at-Law, to the Office of Chairman of the Board 
to be known as the Baking (Metropolitan Machine 


Bakers) Board. 
C. G. WADE. 


Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 
H* Hxcellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has, in accordance with the 
recommendation submitted by the Industrial Court 
constituted under the ‘‘Industrial Disputes Act, 
1908,’’ and with the provisions of that Act as amended 
by the ‘‘Industrial Disputes (Amendment) Act, 1908,”’ 
been pleased to appoint the undermentioned persons 
to be Members of a Board constituted for the industry 
of Bakers employed in machine bakeries in the Metro- 
politan area, and to be known as the Baking (Metro- 
politan Machine Bakers) Board :— 


On behalf of the Employers. 
Mr. Wrritam George Hunter, of West-street, North 
Sydney. 
On behalf of the Employees. 
JoHn Mactran, of RKiora Cottage, 157 Wilson- 


street, Newtown. : 
C. G. WADE. 


[1065] 


Mr. 


17 Ava, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128, 


[1068] Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 

H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, has, in accordance with the 
nomination made by the Industrial Court constituted 
under the “Industrial Disputes Act, 1908,’? Bnd with 
the provisions of that Act, as amended by the ‘‘Indus- 
trial Disputes (Amendment) Act, 1908,’’ been pleased 
to appoint JoHn Mappock Brapsurn, Esquire, Bar- 
rister-at-Law, to the Office of Chairman of the Board 
to be known as the Baking (Metropolitan Hand 


Bakers) Board. 
CG. G. WADE. 


Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 

H* lixcellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Kxecutive Council, has, in accordance with the 
recommendation submitted by the Industrial Court 
constituted under the ‘‘Industrial Disputes Act, 
1908,”’ and with the provisions of that Act as amended 
by the ‘Industrial Disputes (Amendment) Act, 1908,”’ 
been pleased to appoint the undermentioned persons 
to be Members of a Board constituted for the industry 
of Bakers employed in hand bakeries in the Metro- 
politan area, and to be known as the Baking (Metro- 
politan Hand Bakers) Board :— 


On behalf of the Hinployers. 
Mr. Cuartes Dyer, Master Baker, of Kogarah. 
On behalf of the Employees. 
Mr. Duncan McKenzrp, of Newington-road, Marrick- 


ville. 
CG G. WADE. 


[1067] 


APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL ARD OF JUSTICE, 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 
GrorGk Sapter, Hsquire, to be Coroner at Gloucester, 
and a Coroner for the State generally, vice 
William Werge Hawdon, Esquire, resigned. 
Wituiam James THompson, KEsquire, to be Deputy 
Licensing Magistrate of the Licensing Court for 
the Licensing District of Hartley, for a further 
period not exceeding one month,—from the 18th 
August, 1910. ‘ 
Sergeant James Hamirron Rovinson, stationed at 
Barraba, to be an Inspector under the ‘‘ Liquor 
Act 1898,” for the Licensing District of Barraba, 
vice Moroney, transferred,—from the 10th 


August, 1910. : 
JOHN GARLAND. 


CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 

HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Tixecutive Council, has been pleased to appoint the 
undermentioned Officers of the Department cf Public 
Instruction, to the Commission of the Peace :— 
James Dawson, M.A., Chief Inspector. had 
Lancetot Epwarp Lawrorp, M.A., Principal Senior 

Inspector of Schools. Cake 
Grorcre Kirminster, Chief Clerk. 


W. H. WOOD. 


Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


THE “COMMONS REGULATION ACT, 1898.” 


JIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
I Executive Council, has been pleased to evpoint the 
undermentioned gentlemen to be Trustces of the undermen- 
tioned Commons, in terms of the provisions of section 16 of the 
“ Commons Regulation Act, 1898,” to hold office until the next 
General Election of Trustees of Commons, in the month of 
January, 1913 :— 


[1118] 


W ooLoMINn, 


James William Newman. 
William Mills. 

John Ferry. 

Robert Ore Ballantyne. 
Ernest Henry Gardiner, 


JINDERA. 


Joseph Welzel. 
Wallace Lipsett. 
John Dopper. 
Fredk. Wehner. 


Joseph Keighran. 
wos JOHN PERRY. 


CULL Department of Agriculture, 
Steck and Brands, 


Sydney, Lith August, 1910. 


THE “COMMONS REGULATION ACT, 1898.” 


H*® Excellency the Goversor, with the advice of the 
Executive Counril, has been pleased to appoint the 
undernentioned gentlemen to be Trustees of the undermen- 
tioned Co.nmon, in terms of the provisions of section 6 of the 
“Commons Regulation Act, 1898,” to hold office until the next 
General Election of Truste:s of Commons, in the month of 
January, 1913 :— 


Brn Lomonp. 


Patrick Hzan junior. 

Richard Hollow. 

Joseph John Little. ® 
James O’ Rourke. 

Michael O’ Connor. 


JOHN PERRY. 


eee “ 


{L119} Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


“ PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1902.” 
ite is hereby notified, for public information, that the 
undermentioned gentleman has been appointed Acting 
Inspector under Regulation No. 70a of the sbovenamed Act, 
for the sole purpose of issuing permits for sheep to travel 
from the Pastures Protection District named, viz. :— 


BaTHURST. 


Senior-constable Edward Paton, Millthorpe, vice Senior-con- 
stable Wm. Geo. Hawkins, resigned. 
[1910 -5,319-88 Stock ] 
JOHN PERRY. 


APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 


HIS Mxcellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Iixecutive Council, has been pleased to appoint the 
undermentioned gentlemen to be Honorary Probation 
Officers under the ‘‘Neglected Children and Juvenile 
Offenders Act, 1905,’’ in terms of Regulation No. 3 (b) 
of that Act :— 

The Reverend J. ASHWORTH. 

Mr. A. GATTENHOLY. 

Mr. Herpert Karns, 

The Reverend P. B. Orr. 

The Reverend H. Granvinte SmirH. 

The Reverend EK. Henry SramMer. 


J. A. HOGUE. 


L970] Department of Labour and Industry, 
48 Young-street, 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


SHEARERS’ ACCOMMODATION ACT. 
| IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the Executive Council, has been pleased to 
appoint the undermentioned Police Officers to be 
Inspectors to carry out the provisions of the Shearers’ 
Accommodation Act in the districts specified in con- 
nection with their respective names. 

J. A. HOGUE. 


Sergeant Frederick James Nowland; station—Goul- 
burn; Police District—Goulburn. 

Sergeant Henry Cole;  station—Murrumburrah ; 
Police District-—-Young. 

Senior-constable John McBaron; station—Balranald ; 
Police District—Balranald. 

Senior-constable George Bool; station—Bogan Gate; 
Police District—lorbes. 

First Class Constable Archibald George Campbell ; 
station—Come-by-Chance; Police District—Wal- 
gett. 

First Class Constable Curtis Dyce Elliott; station— 
Cryon; Police District—Walgett. 

Virst Class Constable William Kendall; 
Bocrooma; Police District-—Walgett. 

Constable Nathaniel Wells; station—Comborah ;. 
Police District—Walgetv. 


station— 


4508 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. [17 Ava., 1910. 


[971] Department of Labour and Industry, 
48 Young-street, 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 
FACTORIES AND SHOPS ACT. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has been pleased to 
appomt ; 
Mr. CHartes Joun Autpsrpdice, Clerk-in-Charge, 
Department of Labour and Industry, 


to. be the person on whom written notice shall be 
served for the purpose of the registration of factories, 
in accordance with the provisions of sections 5 and & 
of the Factories and Shops Act. 

J. A. HOGUE. 


PROMOTIONS. 
CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 

HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, has been pleased to approve ot 

the following promotions in the Police Force, viz. :— 

Superintendent Third Class James Muitcuerni‘to be 
Superintendent, Second Class,—to take effect 
from the 14th September, 1910 

Sub-Inspector First Class Wiiriam. Bracknurn to be 
Inspector,—to take effect from the Ist September, 
1910; and 

Sub-Inspector Second Class Hector Mclman to be 
Sub-Inspector First Class,—to take effect from 
the Ist September, 1910. 

Ter Governor-in-Council has also. been pleased to 

approve of 

Acting-Superintendents Waiter Norman Pountney 
and ALtrrep Amos Syxus, being confirmed in the 
rank of Superintendent, Third. Class,—to take 
effect respectively, from the Ist August and 14th 
September, 1910; and of 

Acting-Sub-Inspeetor James Wiitniam Pruaer being 
confirmed in the rank of Sub-Inspector Second 
Class,—to take effect from the Ist September, 


1910. 
W. H. WOOD. 


[1056] The Treasury, New South Wales, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910, 
REGULATION FRAMED BY THH SYPNEY HAR- 
' BOUR TRUST COMMISSIONERS UNDER THRE 
*SYDNKY HARBOUR TRUST ACT, 1900,” RELA- 
TIVE TO MOORINGS. 


HE following Regulation, msde by the Sydney H»rbour 
Trust Commissioners, under the provisions cf the 
“Sydney Harbour Trust Act, 1900,” having been approved by 
His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, is published in accordance with the requirements of 
that Act. 
T. WADDELL. 


No. 234. Before a license to put down place or contixrue 
a mooring shall be issued by the Commissioners, there shall be 
paid to them a fee of ten shiilings (1Cs.) per annum in respect 
of a mooring for vessels upwards of ove hundred feet in length 
and not covered by classes 1 and 2 of Regulation No. 225. 


CHAS. ©. LANCE, Deputy President. 
(us.) ‘T. W. KEKLE, Commissioner. — 
H. D. WALSH, Deputy Commissioner. 


The Common Seal of the Sydney Harbour Trust Com- 
missioners was hereto affixed this nineteenth day of 
July, one thousand nine Pundrei and tcn, in the 
presence of — 

Barotp F. Norrie, 
Secretary. 


Chief Secretary’s Office, 

Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 
ZEIS Excelleney the Governor, with the advice of 
B the Kxecutive Council, has been pleased, in 
pursuance of the provisions of the ‘‘ Fisheries Act, 
1902,’ to approve of the acceptance of the surrender, 
as from the Ist January, 1910, of Mr. Joseph 
Bennetts’ oyster culture leases as specified hereunder, 
as the cultivation of oysters on the areas cannot be 
carried on with any reasonable hope of success, viz. :—— 


L966] 


ati 


- Lease No. Locality. Foreshore. 
5,151 | Bega River ...| 800. yards. 
5. 152 Nelson Lake 200 as 

pee 2: do 10 


W. H. WOOD. 


[979] Chief Secretary’s Office, 


Sydney, 11th August, 1910. 


DEAD BODY OF CHILD FOUND.—£25 REWARD. 


AV Benes on the 29th ultimo, the dead body of a 

newly-born female child was found in Elizabeth 
Bay road, Sydney: And whereas at an inquest held on 
the 5th instant, before the City Coroner, the following 
verdict was returned :—‘“‘I declare and find that the 
said newly-born female child, in Elizabeth Bay road, 
Sydney, in the said district and State, on the 29th 
day of July, 1910, was found dead without any marks 
of violence appearing upon her body: And I further 
find that she died on or about the previous day from 
asphyxia by smothering, but how, where, or by what 
means she eame to be smothered, the evidence adduced 
does not enable me to say.’? Notice is hereby given 
that a reward of Twenty-five pounds will be paid by 
Government for such information as shall establish the 
identity of the said child, and afferd proof of the 
manner by which her death was caused. This reward 
to remain in force for three months only. 


W. H. WOOD. 


'1093] Chief Secretary’s Office, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that the follow- 
ing places have been appointed as Pelling-places for and 
witzin the boundaries of the Electoral Districts mentioned in 
connection |with their respective names, in pursvance of the 
provitions of the “ Parliamentary Elections Act, 1906,” viz.:— 


Electoral District. Polling-place. f 


Armidale .. “Ht Wonewibinda. 
The Castlereagh... Kickerbil. 
‘Durham ... Sirs Salt Ash. 
Gloucester fs .. Stratford. 

Do yee se hes, ORL LODL. 
The Hawkesbury ~~": .. Ebenezer. 


Vhe Murray ibe Boree Huts. 


Mudgee BHATT. Tawson’s Creek. 
Raleigh ... rahe ants Leigh, ae 
DQ e555 a sine ays Upper South Arm. 
Rous op ‘ Hanging Rock. 
Singleton ... Yango. 
Sturt a3 Proprietary Mine, 
Tenterfield Seis .. Cow. Flat, 
Do ib Tr ...  einbrook. 
W. H. WOOD. 
[980] Chief Secretary’s Office, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that 
Burns has been appointed as a polling-place for 
and within the boundaries of the Electoral District 
of Sturt. 
It is further notified that Thackaringa has been 
abolished as a polling-place for and within the boun- 
daries of the Blectoral District of Sturt. 


W. H. WOOD. 


brokd Department of Public Instruction, 


Sydney, 3rd August, 1910..: 


KEW PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 


ie is hereby notified, for general informetion, in accordance 
with the provisions ot the 84th section ef the ‘‘ Public 
Tnstruction Act of 1880” that it is proposed to establish Public 
Schools at — 
: Darsy’s Faris. 
GostwYck. - 
McLaucurin River. 
MANDALONG, 
MANDAMAIL. 
MIRROOL. 
PALERGC, 
PHILLIP. 
PsJALLAWAY. 


J. A. HOGUE. 


Department of Public Instruction, 
Sydney, 14th July, 1910. 


NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL. 
T is heseoy notified, for public information, in ac- 
cordance with the provisions of the 34th section 
of the ‘‘Public Instruction Act of 1880,’’ that it is 


[335 ] 


| proposed to establish a Publie Sehool at 


East CoMBoYNe. 
iat J. A. HOGUE. 


17 Ave., 1910.]} _ NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 


4509 


Department of Public Instruction, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1910, 
NEW EVENING PUBLIC SCHOOL. 


(631] 


AS: is hereby notified, for general information, in accordance 
with the provisions of the 84th rection of the “ Public 
Instruction Act of 1860,” that it is proposed to establish an 
HKyvenivg Public School at— 

Pe a TEVEN. 


J. A. HOGUE. 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 
lt is hereby notified, for public information, under 
4 the provisions of section 144, subsection 5, of the 
“Public Works Act, 1900,” that it is intended to cen- 
struct a line of Tramway from Waverley to Bronte, 
in accordance with the plans and books of reference 
prepared in connection with the said line, which are 
now to be seen ih the Office of the Constructing 
Authority, Phillip-street, Sydney, and at the Office 
of the Clerk of Petty Sessions, Paddington. 
CHARLES A, LEE, 3 
Constructing Au 


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thority. 


GOVERNMENT TRAMWAYS. 
WaveERLeY to Bronte. 


a Re is hereby notified that the construction of a Tram- 
way from Waverley to Bronte (conimencing at a 
point marked A on plan, and terminating at a point 
marked B on plan, being a distance of 49 chains 66°66 
links), has been duly authorised under the provisions 
of ‘the Public Works Act, 1900,’ and there is now 
open for ‘inspection, at the Office cf the Minister for 
Public Works, the said Minister being the Constructing 
Authority for the said line, a plan of the gaid line and 
of the lands through which it will pass, together with 
a book of reference, in which are set fortn a descrip- 
tion of the said lands and the names of the owners 
and proprietors thereof, so far as the same can be 
ascertained. All persons therefore, who may be in- 
terested in the said Jands to be affected by the said 
line, are hereby required to forward to the said Con- 
structing Authority, within one month from the frst 
date of the publication thereof, a notice in writing of 
any objection that may appear to them to exist to the 
adoption of the said line, or any part thereof, or to 
any of the works proposed in connection therewith.-— 
Dated at Sydney, this twentieth day of July, in the 
year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten. 
(u,8.) CHARLES A. LER, 
Constructing ‘Authority. 
Seal of the Constructing Authority was 
affixed hereto at Sydney, this twentieth day 
of July, 1910, in presence of — 
Joun Portus. 


The 


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[887 ] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 16th August, 1910. 

Hs Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
44 the Executive Council, has been pleased to ap- 
prove of the following sewerage financial by-laws 
which have been made by the Hunter District Water 
Supply and Sewerage Board under and by virtue of 
the powers contained in the ‘“‘Hunter District Water 
and Sewerage Acts, 1892-1906.” 


CHARLES A. LEE. 
Minister for Public Works. 


HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
é SEWERAGE BOARD. 


Shwerage Frnanctan By-naws, 1910-11. 


Wauerzas, by the ‘Hunter District Water Supply and | 


Sewerage Acts, 1892-1906,’ the Hunter District 
Water Supply and Sewerage Board is authorised and 
empowered, from time to time, to make, alter, and 
repeal by-laws: : 


Now, the Hunter District Water Supply and Sewer- . 


age Board, under and by virtue of the powers con- 
tained in the above-mentioned Acts, do hereby make 
the following by-laws :— 

1. Interpretation and Repeal. 


1. In the construction and for the purposes of these 
by-laws, unless inconsistent with the context,— 


“Board’s Acts’? means the ‘Hunter District Water 
and Sewerage Acts, 1892-1906,’’ as defined by the 
‘Hunter District Water and Sewerage Act 

_{Amendment Act), 1906,” and any act amending 
the same, 


ON, SRS Bg hy oe Mines autem 


| ‘ 


‘Property’? means land, whether vacant or otherwise, 
and premises, 


‘‘Sewered section’? means that part of a sewerage dis- 
trict for which sewerage works have been con- 
structed, and are ready for use. 


‘‘Sewered property’? means a property situated within 
a sewered section, from which, in the opinion of 
the Board, the sewage could by means of drains 
be drained into any sewer not more than 50 feet 
from the nearest boundary of such property, 
whether such property is connected directly or 
indirectly with such sewer of the Board or not; 
or where, in the opinion of the Board, a portion 
only of such property could by means of drains 
be drained into any such sewer, such portion only 
of such property, whether such portion be con- 
nected directly or indirectly with such sewer of 
the Board or not. 


9. Sewerage By-laws Nos. 1, 2, and 3, published in 
the Gazette of 15th September, 1909, are hereby re- 
pealed, and the following by-laws shall be substituted 
in lieu thereof: Provided that such repeal shall not 
prejudice or affect the payment or recovery of any 
rate, charge, or sum, now due under the repealed 
by-laws. 


2. Sewerage Rates on Property. 


1. The following shall be the rate to be paid in each 
year in respect of each sewered property, that is to 
say:— A rate of one shilling for each pound sterling 
of the amount of the assessed annual value thereof. 


2. When any property becomes liable to a sewerage 
rate during the currency of any half-year by reason 
of the extension of a sewer or otherwise, then a part 
of such rate proportionate to the unexpired period of 
such current half-year shall become due and be paid 
forthwith. ‘ 
8. Fees for Plans, &e. 


The following fees shall be payable in advance for 
services to be rendered by the Board :— 

(a) For preparation and furnishing by Board of. 
ground plan of property showing position of 
Board’s sewer, approximate position of 
branch, and approximate depth of sewer—one 
shilling for each property. 

(b) For examination of owner’s plan of drainage— 
For each property a minimum charge of five 
shillings, and an additional charge of five 
shillings for every water-closet. more than two, 
and of five shillings for every latrine. 

(¢) For preparation and furnishing by Board of 
plan of drainage—For each property a mini- 
mum charge of five shillings, and an addi- 
tional charge of five shillings for every water- 
closet more than two, and of five shillings for 
each lJatrine. 

(d) For preparation and furnishing by Board of 
plan of any alteration or addition to a plan 
previously approved of or issued by the Board 
—two shillings and sixpence per plan. 

(ec) For preparation and furnishing by Board of 
copy of any plan previously prepared and 
issued by the Board—two shillings and six- 
penee per copy. 

(f) For preparation and furnishing by Board of 
estimate of cost for carrying out work shown 
on an owner’s plan or Board’s plan of drain- 
age—For each property a minimum charge of 
five shillings, and an additional charge of five 
shillings for every water-closet more than 
two, and of five shillings for each latrine. 

(qg) For preparation and furnishing by Board of 
tracing of a group of houses, showing posi- 
tion and approximate depth of SBoard’s 
sewer, the cost of the tracing at the rate of 
two shillings and sixpence per hour, accord- 
ing to the draftsman’s time cccupied thereon. 


The Common Seal of the Hunter District. Water 
Supply and Sewerage Board was hereunto 
_ affixed, by order of the Board, in the presence 

of 


PEROY ALLAN, President ; 
(1.8.) GEORGE BRRINGTON, Vice-President ; 
W. J. ELLIS, Member; 


forming a quorum of the said Board, who hereby by 
their respective signatures, attest that such seal was 
hereto affixed upon the twenty-fifth day of July, a.m. _ 
1910. 

Anrrep BE. Fry, Secretary. 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 128. 


[17 Aue., 1910. 


[866 | Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 16th August, 1910. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has been pleased to ap- 
prove of the following water financial By-laws which 
have been made by the Hunter District Water Supply 
and Sewerage Board under and _ by virtue of the 
powers contained in the ‘‘Hunter District Water and 
Sewerage Acts, 1892-1906.” 


CHARLES A. LEE. 
Minister for Public Works. 


HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 


Water Frinanorat By-taws, 1910-11. 


Wuereas by the ‘‘Hunter District Water Supply and 
Sewerage Acts, 1892-1906,’’ the Hunter District Water 
Supply and Sewerage Board is authorised and em- 
powered, from time to time, to make, alter, and 
repeal by-laws. 


Now, the Hunter District Water Supply and 
Sewerage Board, under and by virtue of the powers 
contained in the abovementioned Acts, do hereby 
make the following by-laws : — 


1. Water by-laws Nos. “1, 2593) 4) 15; 6,758, 97 and 
10, published in the Gazette of 15th September, 1909, 
are hereby repealed, and the following by-laws shall be 
substituted in lieu thereof: Provided that such repeal 
shall not prejudice or affect the payment or recovery 
of any rate, charge, or sum now due under the re- 
pealed by-laws. 


The following shall be the rate to be paid in respect 
of property ratable for water supply, whether such 
property is connected with any main or is otherwise 
supplied with water by the Board or not. 


Water Rates on Property. 
(I). Where the land or premises are of the assessed 


annual value of twelve pounds or under, ten shillings 
per annum. 


(II). Where the land or premises are above the 
assessed annual value of twelve pounds, a rate of ten 
pence for each pound sterling of the amount of the 
assessed annual value. 


(IIT). Vacant lands of the assessed annual value of 
ten pounds and under, a rate of five shillings per 
annum; and on all such lands above the assessed 
annual value of ten pounds, sixpence for each pound 
sterling of the amount of the assessed annual value. 


Water Supply by Measure. 


38. Unless otherwise determined by special agree- 
ment between the Board and the consumer, the charge 
for water supplied by measure shall be two shillings 
per 1,000 gallons. The minimum quantity of water 
to be charged for where water is so supplied shall be 
the quantity which, calculated at the charge pre- 
scribed by the by-laws, amounts to the rates paid in 
respect of the property. 


Charges in addition to Rate on Uninetered Services. 


4. The following shall be the charges to be paid in 
addition to the rate in respect of property where 
water is used for other than domestic purposes and 
the supply is not through a meter, and are hereinafter 
referred to as Special Fees. 


(I). The Special Fees for water supplied for :— 
Photography and any like pro- 


cess shall be 10s. per annum 
Tripe cleaning 10s. per annum 
Tyring purposes... 20s. per annum 
Smallgoods (sweets) 10s. per annum 
Waterfalls and fountains 20s. per annum 
Shop fronts, by hose ... ... 20s. per annum 
Organ motors and_ such-like 

mechanism _... ie 40s. per annum 
Washing vehicles by hose 10s. per annum 
Washing yards by hose 20s. per annum 


(II). All Special Fees shall be payable in advance. 
5. No person shall use water in connection with any 
motor unless the nozzle supplying such motor has 
been first approved of by the Board. The waste-pipe 
from each motor shall be so fixed that the waste-water 
can be measured at any time. ; 


6. The charge for water supplied for watering by 
hose, gardens or: lawns, of a superficial area not ex- 
ceeding five hundred square feet, shall be five shil- 
lings per annum. ; 


Where the superficial area required to be watered 
exceeds five hundred square feet, the services supply- 
ing the property must be metered. 


7. In all cases where special fees are charged, the 
Board reserve to themselves the right of insisting 
upon a meter being fixed at any time, notwithstand- 
ing the fact that the special fee may have been paid. 


8. (1). The charge for water supplied for building 
and plastering purposes shall, where the cubical con- 
tents of each building does not exceed 480 cubic 
yards, be at the rate of one half-penny per cubic 
yard on the cubical contents of each building and the 
minimum quantity of water to be charged for where 
water is so supplied shall be two thousand five hun- 
dred gallons. 


(II). Where the cubical contents of each build- 
ing exceed 480 cubic yards, the Board will supply 
water, either by meter or at the rate of one half- 
penny per cubic yard, on the cubical contents of each 
building, as the Board shall determine, and the mini- 
mum quanity of water to be charged for, where water 
is so supplied through meter, shall be fifteen thousand 
gallons: Provided that before any water shall be 
used through meter for building purposes, such meter 
shall be submitted to the Board in each case for ex- 
amination, and must pass the sensitive test. 


(111). The charge for water supplied for plaster- 
ing rooms, and for the building of wash-houses, water- 
closets, coppers, and chimneys only, shali be two shil- 
lings and sixpence each. 


(IV). The charges for water supplied for the mak- 
ing and mixing of concrete for foundations of wooden 
blocks, stone cubes, or other form of permanent road- 
way or pavement, shall be at the rate of two pounds 
per 1,000 square yards, by superficial measurement of 
road surface; and for all other concrete, brickwork, or 
masonry at the rate of threepence per cubic yard as 
measured on the work. 


9. All lands or premises actually supplied with 
water by the Board, on which any one or more head 
of horses or cattle shall be kept or maintained, shall 
be liable to an extra rate or charge (beyond and in 
addition to the rates hereinbefore imposed) of five 
shillings per head for each head of horses or cattle 
kept or maintained on such lands or premises. Where 
such lands or premises are not actually supplied with 
water by the Board, they shall be liable to an extra 
rate or charge (beyond and in addition to the rates 
hereinbefore imposed) of two shillings and sixpence 
per head for each head of horses or cattle kept. or 
maintained on such lands or premises. 


10. (1). Where water is supplied through meter to 
a property ratable by the Board in respect of sewerage 
and the consumption for the half-year exceeds the 
quantity which calculated at the charge prescribed 
by the by-laws amounts to the water rates paid in 
respect of such praperty for such period the occupier 
of such property shall be entitled to a deduction from 
such excess, as fareas such excess will admit thereof, 
at the rate of five thousand gallons per annum for 
each water closet on his property the supply of water 
for the flushing whereof shall pass through and be 
recorded by such meter, save and except in the case 
of properties having a range of water closets receiving 
their water flush from one flushing cistern, in each 
of which cases the allowance of deduction shall be at 
the rate of two thousand five hundred gallons per 
annum for each seat in such range. 


(II). Such deduction, or in any case where the 
property was ratable in respect of sewerage for por- 
tion only of such half-year, such proportion thereof 
shall be made on the meter account to the thirtieth 
day of June, and thirty-first day of December respec- 
tively, in each year. 


The Common Seal of the Hunter District Water 
Supply and Sewerage Board was -hereunto 
ac by order of the Board, in the presence 
oO a 

PERCY ALLAN, President; 

GEORGE ERRINGTON, Vice-President ; 
W. J. ELLIS, Member ; 

forming a quorum of the said Board, who hereby by 


their respective signatures, attest that such seal was 
hereto affixed upon the 25th day of July, a.v. 1910. 


Bs _ Aurrep E. Fry, Secretary. 


(u.8.) 


‘from the Wollondilly River frontage. 


17 Ave., 1910] 


“WATER RIGHTS ACT, 1902.” 
“Apprroation No. 92, Okancu Lanp Boarp Disrricr. 


E accordance with the provisions of the ‘ Water Rights Act» 

1902,” it is hereby notified that the following report has 
been presented to me regarding the result of an inquiry into the 
application of Willie Se Fong, for a License under Section 10 
of the said Act, in respect of a pump on the Macquarie River, 
portion 72, Parish of Jedburgh, County of Roxburgh. 


CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister for Public Works. 
Department of Public Works. 
Sydney, 9th August, 1910. 


DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD. 
New South Wales, | willie saiFoue 


to wit. 


WHEREAS on the 19th day of July, 1910, it became a matter 
for investigation before us to deal with an application under 
Section 10 of the “Water Rights Act of 1902” by Willie 
Se Fong to erect a pump for irrigation purposes on the 
Macquarie River frontage of portion 72, Parish of Jedburgh, 
County of Roxburgh, and having taken evidence from applicant, 
inquired into the said matter, we report :— 

(1) That the application has been advertised in aceordance 
with Section 11 of the said Act. 

(2) Applicant is the occupier of part of the abovementioned 
portion on which he has erected a pump with floats, driven 
by 4 h.p. steam engine—capacity about 300 gallons per 
minute—to irrigate about twenty-three acres for vegetable 
garden. atk . 

We are not aware of any objection to the proposed work. 

We recommend that a license be granted to applicant subject 
to conditions 1 to 4 on Exhibit “B” enclosed, 


' Mr. John Boyd, Agent. ; 


Given under our hands at the Court House at Bathurst in the 
State of New South Wales this 19th day of July, 1910. 


H. A. CROUCH, Chairman. 


J. B. DULHUNTY,) 
WM. KELK, s Mombers. 


Th2 Conditions referred to. 


(1) That the Minister for Public Works shall have the power 
to regulate or absolutely stop all pumping operations 
should heat any time think or deem it necessary to 
do so in the public interest. 

(2) That the Minister for Public Works shall have the power, 
on giving the holder of the license or occupier of the site 
of the work six months’ notice to cancel, revoke or 
withdrew the license at any time if necessary or desirable 
in connection with any scheme that may be formulated 
for the improvement of the Macquarie River or in con- 
nection with the constitution of a Trust for the manage- 
ment of that River. 


(3) That no compensation shall be payable by the Crown in 


respect of such cancellation, revocation, or withdrawal 
to any person whomeoever. 
(4) That the term be not longer than 5 years. 


—— 


(772) 


. “WATER RIGHTS ACT, 1902.” 
Apprication No. 65, Gounspurn Lanp Boarp Distrriot. 


N accordance with the provisions of the “‘ Water Rights Act 
1902,” it is hereby notified that the following report has 
been presented to me regarding the result of an inquiry into 
the application of McLeod Bros., for a License under Section 
10 of the said Act, in respect of @ pump on the Wollondilly 
River, Parish of Goulburn, County of Argyle. 
CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister for Public Works. 
Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 9th August, 1910. 


DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD. 


New South ve 
to wit. 


WueEgeEAs on the eleventh day of July, 1910, it became a 
matter for investigation befoye us whether the application 
made 1lith November, 1909, by Angus McLeod and Donald 
McLeod for a License under the “‘ Water Rights Act, 1902,” 
to install for mrigation purposes an oil engine and pump; 
Parish of Goulburn, County of Argyle, should be recommended, 
and having taken the evidence of Donald McLeod and inquired 
into the said matter we reserved our decision; and now find :— 
The proposed work for which the license is applied for is a 
2 inch pump driven by a 3 horse power oil engine, with 3 inch 
discharge pipe, situated on applicants’ land and drawing water 
The capacity of the 
pump is 35 gallons per minute, and the water raised is used for 
irrigating applicant’s orchard, an area of about 7 acres. 


No. 128, 17° Aueust, 1910.—2. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128, 


4511 


Applicant’s land is part of a private subdivision of the Ifield 
Estate, within the City and Municipality of Goulburn. 

Applicants submit that they will use the pump for about 
8 hours per day at different periods, amounting to about six 
weeks, in all, each year. 

No objections have been lodged, and as there appears to be 
no objection in the public interest, we recommend that the 
license be granted for a period of five (5) years, subject to 
the provision that the Minister for Public Works shail have 
the power to regulate, or absolutely stop, ali pumping operations, 
should he at any time think or deem it necessary to do so in the 
public interests. 

Donald McLeod gave evidence. 

Angus McLeod not present: 


_ Given under our Hands, at the Court House, at Taralga, 
in the State of New South Wales, this 14th day of 
July, 1910. 

CHAS. H. FINCH, Chairman. 

A. O. MORIARTY, 

$) Hy BELCHER) oy emeete- 


“WATER RIGHTS ACT, 1902,” 
Aprircation No. 139, Wustrrn Lanp Boarp DistRictr. 


Jie? accordance with the provisions of the “ Water Rights 

Act, 1902,” it is hereby notified that the following report 
has been presented to me regarding the result of an inquiry 
into the application of Cudmore Bros. for a License under 
Section 10 of the said Actin respect of a dam and by-wash 
dam on the Great Ana Branch of the Darling River, parishes of 
Neilpo and Moorna, counties cf Tara and Wentworth. 

CHARLES A, LER, 
Minister for Public Works. 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


Ruport as to the result of inquiry into application of Cudmore 
Brothexs for a license under Section 10 ‘‘ Water Rights 
Act, 1902.” 

I, Marshal James McMahon, Police Magistrate of Wentworth, 

being the person authorised by the Minister in that. behalf, and 

having this day at the Court-house, held a public inauiry as 
to the desirability of granting an application by Cudmore 

Brothers of Avoca, under Section 10 of the “ Water Rights 

Act, 1902,” for a license for adam and by-wash dam on the: 

Great Ana Branch in the parishes of Neilpo and Moorna, 

counties of Wentworth and Tara, Land District of Wentworth, 

and to take, use, and dispose of the water obtained thereby for 
the purpose of watering stock, recommend the issue of such 


license for a period of three years. 
M. J. McMAHON, 


Police Magistrate. 


Court-house, Wentworth, 
[462] 


11th July, 1910. 


“WATER RIGHTS AOT, 1902.” 
Apprication No. 140, Western Lanp Boarp. District. 


N accordance with the provisions of the “‘ Water Rights Act, 
1902,” it is hereby notified that the following report has 
been presented to me regarding the result of an inquiry into the 
application of Cudmore Bros. and The Australian Mortgage, 
Land & Finance Ooy., Ltd., for a License under Section 10 of 
the said Act, in respect of a dam on The Great Ana Branch 
of the Darling River, portions 1 and 8, parishes of Balpunga 
and Moorpa, counties of Tara and Wentworth. 
CHARLES A, LEE, 
Minister for Public Works. 
Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


BRzPoxt as to the result of inquiry into application of Cudmore 
Brothers and Australian Mortgage, Land & Finance Co., 
Limited, for a license under Section 10 “ Water Rights 
Act, 1902.” 


I, Marshal James McMahon, Police Magistrate of Went- 
worth, being the person authorised by the Minister in that 
behalf, and having this day at the Court-house, Wentworth, 
held a public inquiry as to the desirability of granting an 
application by Cudmore Brothers of Avoca, and Australian 
Mortgage, Land & Finance Coy., Limited, under Section 10 of 
the “ Water Rights Act, 1902,” fora license for a dam on the 
Great Ana Branch, in the Parishes of Balpunga and Moorpa, 
Counties of Tara and Wentworth, Land District of Wentworth, 
and to take, use, aud dispose of the water obtained thereby for 
the purpose of watering stock, recommend the issue of such 
license for a period of three years, subject to the condition that 
the pipes through the by-wash dam be kept open until 
the flow of water reaches the Murray River Waters; the valves 
to be then closed, and the dam filled up. 
M..J. McMAHON, 
Court-house, Wentworth, Police Magistrate. 
11th July, 1910. [463] 


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“WATER RIGHTS ACT, 1902.” 
Appuication No, 182, Wustrry Land Boarp District. 


FN accordance with the provisions of the “ Water Rights 

Act, 1902,” it is hereby notified that the following report 

has been presented to me regarding the result of an inquiry 

into the application of The Agency Land & Finance Co. of 

Australia, Ltd., for a License under Section 10 of the said 

Act, in respect of a dam on the Warrego River, portion 3, 
Parish of Pirillie, County of Gunderbooka. 


CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister tor Public Works. 
Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 18th August, 1910. 


REPORT OF POLICE MAGISTRATE. 


New South Wales, 
to wit. 


WHEREAS on the 25th day of July, 1910, it became a matter of 
investigation before me, Arthur Ormonde Butler, Esquire, a 
Police Magistrate for the State of New South Wales, at the 
Court House, Bourke, in the State aforesaid, on an application 
made on the 5th day of January, 1910, by The Agency Land 
and Finance Company of Australia, Limited, for a license 
under {Section 10, “ Water Rights Act, 1902,” for Dam for 
conservation of Water for stock, garden, and domestic use, 
with a by-wash with stone, and an overshot dam, on Portion 
3 in the Parish of Pirillie, County of Gunderbooka ; and having 
taken evidence and inquired into the said matter, I recommend 
that a license be granted to the applicant for Dam on Portion 3 
in above Parish and County,—the license to be subject to the 
conditions set out on paper marked Exhibit “ B” herewith. 

Applicant appeared by Mr. Leslie Arthur Chambers, their 
lawfully constituted agent. 


Given under my Hand, at the Court House, at Bourke, 
in the State of New South Walesa, this 25th day of 
‘July, 1910. 
A, ORMONDE BUTLER, 
Police Magistrate. 


The Conditions referred fo. 


(1) Crest of overshot to be fixed at 0°85 feet below a Bench 
Mark established in the vicinity of the work, and par- 
ticulars of which are in the Department of Public Works. 

(2) In the event of scour taking place in the by-wash on the 
western eide of the river, a permanent overshot dam of 
timber, brick, or concrete to be constructed therein to the 
satisfaction of the Chief Engineer for Irrigation and 
Drainage. 

(3) That the Minister for Public Works shall have the power, 
on giving the holder of the license or occupier of the site 
of the woré six months’ notice, to cancel, revoke, or witt- 
draw the License at any time if necessary or desirable 
in connection with any scheme that may be formulated for 
the improvement of the Warrego River, or in connection 
with the constitution of a Trust for the management of 
that River. 

(4) 'Fhat no compensation shall be payable by the Crown in 
respect of such cancellation, revocation, or withdrawal to 
any person whomsoever. 

(5) The term to be not longer than 6 years. 


[942] 


[7155 Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 15th August, 1910. 


“PUBLIC WATERING PLACES ACT,’ 1900.” 
“BUTLERS SAND HILL TANK.” 
Carrathool Shire. 

ESTABLISHMENT OF Pusiro Wavertne Pracre No. 696. 


H*® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
F Jixecative Council, directs it to be notified that the 
reserves specified in the Schedule below are hereby declared 
and established a Public Watering Place, pursuant to tue 
provisions of the abovenamed Act, and will be known as the 
Butlers Sand Hill Tank. 

[Papers P.W.P. 1910-1 916-59] 


CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister for Public Works. 


Tue Souepve. ; 
County of Nicholson, parishes: of Langtree and Naradhun, 
containing an area of 205% acres. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of measured portions Nos. (77,), (&°;) and (9,°;) 
parish of Naradhun, and portion No. 88, parish of Langtree—as 
shown om the plans eatalogued N., 17, 18 and 1,172-1,992 
respectively, in the Lands Department, Sydney, 
The above was reserved respectively from sale as No. 45,349 
and lieense and lease generally as No. 45,350 for travelling stock 
and camping, by Gazette notice of the Sth Jone, 19°0, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 


[17 Ave., 1910. 


[547] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 11th August, 1910. 
“PUBLIC WATERING PLACES ACT, 1900.” 
Bannockburn Shire. 


REVOCATION OF THE ESTABLISHMENT OF Bic PLAIN 
Weir P.W.P. 39. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
: the Executive Council, directs it to be notified 
that the establishment of Big Plain Well P.W.P. 39, 
notified in the Government Gazette of the 25th Octo- 
ber, 1889, is hereby revoked. 
[Papers P.W.P. 1910-1,761-125] 


CHARLES A. LEE, us 
Minister. for Public Works. 


[793] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 16th August, 1910, 


“PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1900.” 


T is hereby notified, for the information of the public, that 
| the land described in the Schedule is, with the consent of 
the Governor, dedicated under section 74 of the “ Public Works 
Act, 1900,” as a public highway. 


CHARLES A. LEE, 
Constructing Authority. 


SOHEDULE. 


1, All that piece or parcel of land situate in the City of 
Sydney, parish of St. Lawrence, county of Cumberland, and 
State of New South Wales, being part of 1 rood 10 perches 
resumed by Gazette of the 10th April, 1907: Commencing on 
the north-eastern building line of Little Regent street at a point 
bearing 152 degrees 8 minutes 40 seconds and distant 259 feet 
9% inches from its intersection with the south-eastern building 
line of George-street ; and bounded thence on the north-west 
by a line bearing 18 degrees 32 minutes 96 feet 8; inches to a 
south-western boundary of railway land; on the north-east by 
that railway land, being lines bearing successively 152 degrees 
8 minutes 40 seconds 60 feet 6 inches, and 159 degrees 45 
minutes 35 feet 54 inches; on the south-east by lines bearing 
successively 198 degrees 32 minutes 28 feet 54 inches, and 184 
degrees 22 minutes 85 seconds 83 feet 10 inches; and on the 
couth-west by part of the south-western boundary of said 
resumption of 1 rood 10 perches, bearing 332 degrees 8 minutes 
40 seconds 119 feet 52 inches, to the point of commencement,— 
be the said several dimensions all a little more or less, and 
having an area of 255 perches or thereabouts. 


g. Also alithat piece or parcel of land situate in the City of 
Sydney, parish of St. Lawrence, county of Cumberland, and 
State of New South Wales, being part of 30 perches appro- 
priated by Gazette of the 10th April, 1907: Commencing on 
the north-eastern building line of Little Regent street at a point 
bearing 152 degrees 8 minutes 40 seconds, and distant 350 feet 
114 inches from its intersection with the south-eastern building 
line of George-street; and bounded thence on the north-east 
by part of the north-eastern boundary of the said 30 perches, 
bearing 152 degrees 8 minutes 40 seconds 28 feet 37 inches; on 
the south-east by a line bearing 184 degrees 22 minutes 35 
seconds 56 feet 62 inches ; on the south-west and north-west by 
boundaries of the said 30 perches being lines bearing succes- 
sively 332 degrees 8 minutes 40 seconds 47 feet 6 inches, and 
18 degrees 32 minutes 41 feet 74 inches to the point of com- 
mencement,—be the said several dimensions, all a little more 
or legs, and having an area of 4 perches or thereabouts. 


8. And also all that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
City of Sydney, parish of St. Lawrence, county of Cumberland, 
and State of New South Wales, being part of 1 rood 314 perches 
resumed by Gazette of the 10th April, 1907: Commencing on 
the north-eastern building line of Regent-street at a point 
bearing 152 degrees 15 minutes 20 seconds, and distant 417 feet 
0} inches from the south-eastern building line of George-street ; 
and bounded thence on the north-east, north, and north-west 
22 feet 34 inches of the are of a circle of 8 feet 74 inches 
radius, the centre being to the north-west and the chord bear- 
ing 78 degrees 19 minutes for 16 feet 7 inches; again on the 
north-west by a line bearing 4 degrees 22 minutes 35 seconds 
188 feet 10 inches to the south-western building line of Little 
Regent street ; on the north-east by part of the north-eastern 
boundary of the said 1 rood 814 perches, bearing 152 degrees 8 
minutes 40 seconds 123 feet 9 inches; on the south-east by lines 
bearing successively 184 degrees 22 minutes 85 seconds 167 feet 
104 inches, and 244 degrees 51 minutes 9 inches to the north- 
eastern building line of Regent-street aforesaid; and on the 
south-west by part of that building line bearing 332 degrees 15 
minutes 20 seconds 152 feet 104 inches to the point of commence- 
ment,—be the said several dimensions all a little more or less, 
and having an area of 1 rood 14 perches or thereabouts. 


17. Aue., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128, 


4513 


[869] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 12th August, 1910. 


“WATER AND DRAINAGE AOT, 1902,” AND “ WATER 
AND DRAINAGE AND ARTESIAN WELLS 
(AMENDING) AOT, 1906.” 

“Netson’s Prarys DRainace Trust.” 

N pursuance of the provisions of the “Water and Drainage 
Act, 1902.” I, the Honourable Charles Alfred Lee, the 
Minister for Works for the time being in and for the State of 
New South Wales, do hereby appoint Saturday, the 3rd day of 
September, 1910, as the date for the election of two Trustees 
of the Nelson’s Plains Drainage Trust, and the Union Hall 
Nelson’s Plains, is hereby appointed the polling place for the 
said election. 
CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister for Public Works. 


[975] Legislative Council Office, 


Sydney, 9th August, 1910. 
[ is hereby notified, for general information, that 


His Excellency the Governor has, in the name | 


and on behalf of His Majesty, this day assented to 

the undermentioned Act passed by the Legislative 

Council and Legislative Assembly of New South Wales 

in Parliament assembled, viz. :— 

No. 5, 1910. ‘“‘An Act to amend the ‘industrial Dis- 
putes Act, 1908,’ the ‘Industrial Disputes Amend- 
ment Act, 1908,’ and the ‘Industrial Disputes 
(Amendment) Act, 1909’; and for other pur- 


JOHN J. CALVERT, 
{ Clerk of the Parliaments. 
NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 
2 Ap eta a having been made to bring the 
lands hereunder described under the provisions 
of the Real Property Act, Certificates of Indefeasible 
Titlé will issue, unless Caveats be lodged in accord- 
ance with the Third Schedule to the said Act on or 
BEFORE THE 21st Seprember, 1910 :— 

No. 16,228. APPLICANT: —Closer Settlement, 
Limited. LAND:—County Gloucester, parish Thorn- 
ton, shire Port Stephens, 586 acres and 1,805 acres, on 
road from Raymond Terrace to Tenilba,—parts 2,560 
acres (portion 44 of parish) granted to Thomas Bren- 
nand; adjoining properties of G. Moxey, G. H. Pepper, 
M. Schambach, J. J. Moy, Mrs. Therza Davis, J. 
Richardson, and L., J., and A. McLean. 

No. 16,416. APPLICANT :—William Dixon Spens- 
ley, Randwick. LAND: — Municipality ‘Randwick, 
174 perches, in Queen-street and Belmore-road,—lot 
11, section 3, McLerie’s Estate, and part suburban 
allotment 28 granted to Daniel Egan; adjoining pro- 
perties of W. G. Gale and T. Causley. 

No. 16,447. APPLICANT :—Edward Henry Pearce, 
Seven Hills. LAND:—County Cumberland, parishes 
Field of Mars and Castle Hill, shire Baulkham Hills, 
89 acres 2 roods 8 perches, 53 acres 1 rood 34 perches, 
and 103 acres 24 perches, on Windsor and Castle Hill 
roads and on Quarry or Toongabbee Creek,—part 150 
acres (portion 117 of parish) granted to John Smith, 
part 186 acres (portion 118 of parish) granted to 
George Sutter, part 150 acres (portion 119 of parish) 
granted to Andrew McDougal, part 60 acres (portion 
127 of parish) granted to John McPeake, and part 100 
_ acres (portion 121 of parish) granted to John Anson; 


adjoining properties of F. G. Fox, R. W. McFadyen 
and M. A. H. Fitzhardinge, F. Cowell, F. Maundrell, 
A. Dunbar, Mrs. McCue, E. Stanley, Mrs. E. M. 
Walker, the Excelsior Land, Investment, and Building 
Company, A. J. Massey, Mrs. Buckley, and E. H. 
Pearce. 

No. 16,501. APPLICANT :—George Henry Rogers, 
Canterbury. LAND :—Municipality Randwick, 1 rood 
34 perches, in Perouse-street,—lots 19, 20, section I, 
Sea View Park Hstate, and part allotment 1, section 
1, village of Coogee, granted to William Richmon 
Piddington; adjoining properties of P. Higgs, J. Y. 
Sargent, and Trustees of Neptune Park. 

No. 16,617.. APPLICANT :—John Cleary, Sydney. 
LAND :—Municipality Randwick, 6; perches, in Wil- 
liam-street,—lot 1, section 2, subdivision of suburban 
allotment 1, section 22, granted to John Matthew 


| May; adjoining property of Mrs. Marcel. 


Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected 
at the Land Titles Office, Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 
W. G. H.-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 
ith August, 1910. [1121] 
NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 
GA eel eat having been made to bring the 
lands hereunder described under the provisions 
of the Real Property Act, Certificates of Indefeasible 
Title will issue, unless Caveats be lodged in accord- 
ance with the Third Schedule to the said Act, on oR 
BEFORE THE OTH OctoBeER, 1910 :— 

No. 15,478., APPLICANT :—Robert McKenzie, Lis- 
more. LAND :—Municipality and Town Lismore, l 
rood 18% perches, in Woodlark-street,—allotment 2 and 
part ailotment 3, section 5, granted to Henry Brown, 
and part allotment 1, same section, granted to William 
Wilson; adjoining properties of D. Stirgess and R. J. 
Spinks. 

No. 15,707. APPLICANT:—Amy Agatha Reed, 
Manly. LAND:—Municipality Manly, 254 perches, 
in Wentworth-street,—part lots 4 and 10, Pitt’s sub- 
division; part section 5, Bassett-Darley Estate, ‘‘Hast 
Brighton”’; and also part 30 acres granted to Gilbert 
Baker ; adjoining properties of Mrs. Love, Miss Doug- 
las, and Manly School of Arts. 

No. 16,552. APPLICANTS :—Percy Charles Lucas 
and Frank Lock, both Sydney. LAND :—Municipality 
Woollahra, 214 perches, near Towns-road, between Old. 
South Head road and New South Head road,—part 
60 acres granted to Samuel Breakwell; adjoining pro- 


| perty of P. C. Lucas and F. Lock. 


Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected 
at the Land Titles Office, Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 
W. G. H.-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 


17th August, 1910. [1122] 


(591] New South Wales Government Railways, 
Office of the Chief Commissioner, 


Sydney, 22nd July, 1910. 


OTICE is hereby given that quantities of old materials- 
namely,—Number of tramway rails, which have been 
left by the owners on Railway premises, are lying at Coota, 
mundra, and that unless they are removed from the Railway 
preinises within two months from the date of ihis notice they 
will be sold, and the proceeds utilised for the payment of 
storage charges, ‘ 
By order, _ 
J. 8. SPURWAY, 
Secretary 


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[1123] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


iar following Award of ‘the Coopers’ Board, con- 
) stituted for the industry. of coopers through- 
out the State of New South Wales, varying the Award 
of the Board of the 24th day of February, 1910, and 
published in Government Gazette No. 31 of 2nd March, 
1910, is, by direction of the Attorney-General, pub- 
lished in accordance with the provisions of section 
29 of the ‘Industrial Disputes Act, 1908.’’ 
G. C. ADDISON 
Industrial Registrar. 


—_— 


“INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES AOT, 1908.” 
Before the Coopers’ Board. 
In the matter of the application of the Journeyman 


Coopers’ Society for variation of the Award of. 


the abovenamed Board of the 2nd day of March, 
1910. 


THE Coopers’ Board having heard the application 
of Mr. Croft, on behalf of the Journeyman Coopers’ 
Society, and the evidence called by him in support 
of the same, do award, determine, and direct as 
follows: 


The Award of the Coopers’ Board of the 2nd day 
of March, 1910, is hereby varied in the following 
manner, that is to say :— 

The whole of clause 6 is omitted, and the following 
inserted in its place :— 

6. Aged, infirm, and slow workers.—Any workman 
who is unable to earn the minimum wage set 
down in this Award may apply for a permit 
to this Board, which is hereby appointed the 
tribunal under clause 27 (f) of the Industrial 
Disputes Act, and in order that each appli- 
cation may be dealt with on its individual 
merits, the minimum wage for workers under 
this clause is fixed at the nominal sum of one 
shilling per week. 

Clause 7 of the Award is varied by omitting all the 
words after the word ‘‘misconduct,’’ in the last para- 
graph. ; 


Part 1 of the piece-work Schedule is varied by omit- 
ting the words at the foot of the first list, and in- 
serting the following in their place :—‘‘Staves for the 
above shall not exceed 3 inch in thickness, or if ex- 
ceeding 3 inch, 8d. per cask to be added for each 
additional eighth of an inch in thickness.”’ 

The whole of Part 6 of the piece-work Schedule is 
omitted, and the following inserted in its place :— 


6. Straight iron. Hogsheads:—-Chimb hoops not 
exceeding 11 gauge, 23 inches in width. Other 
hoops not exceeding 12 gauge, 2 inches in 
width, with three hocps on each end. Barrels 
and halt-hogsheads:—Chimb hoops 24 inches 
in width not exceeding 11 gauge, other hoops 
12 inches in width, not exceeding 12 gauge, 

with three hoops on each end. Kilderkins :— 
Chimb hoops 24 inches in width,.not exceed- 
ing li gauge, other hoops 12 inches in width, 
not exceeding 12 gauge, with two hoops on 

- each end. Iron exceeding the above speci- 
fied gauge shail be paid—chimb hoops, 2d., 
other hoops, 1d. per hoop extra. 

Part 7 of the piece-work Schedule is varied as 
follows :—After the words ‘‘Kilderkins out of half- 
hogshead,”’ the words “‘loose staves’’ are eliminated. 
The sentence immediately following the price list will 
now read, ‘‘Kilderkins out of half-hogsheads, 4s. 1d.” 


Part 10 of the piece-work Schedule is varied as 

follows:—In the sentence, ‘“‘Rejointing -bent butt 
staves, ls. each,” the word ‘‘each,’’ is emitted, and the 
words ‘‘per set,” inserted in lieu thereof. 
_ Part 14 of the piece-work Schedule is varied by add- 
ing the following words after paragraph 1:—‘‘Pelt 
casks to be paid for as tallow casks, with the following 
additions :—For all hoops in éxcess of three at each 
end, 1d. per hoop extra. Flagging, 4d. per end.” 

Part 18 of the pieco-werk Schedule is varied by in- 
serting the following words immediately after ‘18 

‘gallon spirit work, 5s.”’ ; ‘27 gallons, dry tight, sawn, 

4s.’’; and by inserting after “Staves dressed and 
jointed, heads put together and cut to size.”? the fol- 
lowing words, ‘27 gallons, dry tight, sawn, 38.7? 

Part 19 of the piece-work Schedule is varied by 

omitting the following words at the conclusion of the 
last paragraph :—‘‘Half-hogsheads, dry tight, rough, 
4ds.; machine, 3s, each. Hoops cut to length and 
splayed,” | 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. [17 Ave., 1910. 


Part 20 of the piece-work Schedule is varied by omit- 
ting all the words after ‘‘Allowances,’”’ and inserting 
the following words in lieu thereof ;—‘‘25 and 36 
gallons, jointing staves, 6d. per set. Heads cut to 
size, 6d. per pair.” 

THOS. E, SPENCER, 
Chairman of the Board. 
Sydney, 15th August, 1910. 


[1092] Industrial Registrar’s Office 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910: 


fie following Award of the Unskilled Labourers’ 
_ (Water and Sewerage Board Contractors) Board, 
constituted for the industries of sewer-miners and 
rock-gutterers in the employ of contractors under the 
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
while engaged in work on contracts with the said 
Board is, by direction of the Attorney-General pub- 
lished in accordance,with the provisions of section 29 
of the ‘‘ Industrial Disputes Act, 1908.” 


* @. C. ADDISON, 
Industrial Registrar. 


UNSKILLED LABOURERS’ (WATER AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD CONTRACTORS) BOARD, 


In the matter of an application to the abovenamed 
Board to determine certain industrial matters 
lodged on the 9th day of June, 1910, on behalf of 
the Public Works Contractors’ Association of New 
South Wales. 


THE. abovenamed Board, having heard evidence and 
argument concerning the above-mentioned industrial 
matters, and having fully considered the same, now 
makes the following Award :— 3 

1. Definition of Work.—The work belonging to this 
industry shall be deemed to be and shall include— 


(a) The driving of tunnels, whether in sand, shale, 
or soil, which are over 15 feet in extent, 

(b) The sinking of all shafts which are over 
20 feet in depth. : 

(c) The sinking of all shafts and the driving of 
all tunnels or headings when in rock. , 

(d) The excavating of rock trenches where the 
rock is being removed by guttering and gad- 
ding, or guttering and blasting. 

2. Definition of Sewer-miner.— sewer-miner shall 
be understood to mean any man sinking a shaft or 
driving a tunnel in rock, or, in strata other than 
rock, sinking a shaft after a depth of 20 feet has 
been reached, or driving a tunnel more than 15 feet 
in length. 

3. Definition of Rock-gutterer.—A rock-gutterer 
shall be understood to mean any man employed in 
excavating rock by means of guttering and gadding, 
or guttering and blasting. - 

4, Hours for Sewer-miners and for Rock-gutterers 
working in sewer trenches.—The working week shall 
consist of thirty-six (386) hours. 


(a) Where one shift only is worked, the working 
hours on five days of the week shall be six 
and a half (64) hours between the hours of 
8.30 a.m. and 4 p.m., and on Saturday from 

8.30 a.m. to 12 noon, 

(b) Where two shifts are worked on five days of 
the week, the working hours for the first shift 
shall be six and a half (64) hours between the 
hours of 6.30 a.m. and 2 p.m., and for the 
second shift six and a half.(63) hours between 
the hours of 3 p.m. and 10.30 p.m., and on 
Saturdays for the first shift from 6.30 a.m. 
to 10 a.m., and for the second shift from 
Il a.m. to 2.30 p.m. 

(c) Where three shifts are worked the working 
hours shall be fixed by mutual agreement 
between employer and employee, but in no 
case where blasting is required shall the 
shifts follow on without a break of at least 
one hour. 

5. Hours for Rock-gutterers working in trenches 
other than sewer trenches— ° 

(a) Where the depth does not exceed four (4) feet, 
forty-eight (48) hours per week. 

(b). Where the depth does exceed four (4) feet, 
thirty-six (86) hours per week. ; 

6. Wages for Sewer-miners.—The minimum wage 
oe be one shilling and eleven pence (1s. 11d.) per 
10ur. 

7. Wages for Rock-gutterers working in sewer 
trenches.—The minimum wage for competent men 
shall be one shilling and eleven pence (1s. 11d.) per 
hour, and for men not fully competent one shilling 
and nine pence (1s. 9d.) per hour, 


+i an Hy 
. 
bp 


17 Ava., 1910.] 


In ease of: a dispute between the employer and an 
employee as to whether such employee is fully com- 
petent or not,*the decision of the District Engineer 
shall be final, provided that no man shall be con- 
sidered not fully competent who has worked as a 
rock-gutterer for a total period of six months. 


. 8. Wages for Rock-gutterers working in trenches 
other than sewer trenches— 


(a) Where the depth does not exceed four (4) 
feet, one shilling and threepence halfpenny 
(1s. 33d.) per hour. 


(b) Where the depth does exceed four (4) feet, 
one shilling and nine pence (1s. 9d.) per hour. 


9. Holidays.-The days upon which New Year’s 
Day, Anniversary Day, Good Friday, Easter Monday, 
Kight-hour Day, Boxing Day, and the day of the 
Annual Picnic of the Rock-choppers and Sewer Miners’ 
Union of New South Wales shall be recognised as 
holidays. 


10. Overtime.—All time worked on Sundays and the 
holidays mentioned in clause 9 of this Award shall be 
classed as and paid for as overtime at the rate of 
doubfe time. Ali time worked on other days in excess 
of the hours set down in clauses 4 and 5 of this Award 
shall be classed as and paid for as overtime at the 
rate of time and a half: Provided that no overtime 
shall be worked in rock, except where necessary to 
secure workings. 


11. Wet Places.—In addition to the wages set down 
in clauses 6, 7, and 8 of this Award, the employee 
Shall be paid at the rate of two pence (2d.) extra 


per hour for the time he is working in a wet place. 


In the event of a dispute between the employer 
and the employee as to whether a place is a wet place 
or not, the decision of the District Engineer, and 
failing him, of the Hngineer-in-Chief, shall be final. 


12. Insurance.—The employer shall insure all sewer- 
miners and rock-gutterers in his employ against acci- 
dent, and for that purpose two pence in the pound 
(or ease thereof) shall be deducted from all wages 
paid. 


13. Tools—The employer shall find all necessary 
tools, with the exception of universal pick handles 
and shovels, which shall be supplied by the employee: 
Provided that if an employee break a universal pick 
handle while on a contract, it shall be replaced by 
the employer. : 


14. Fares.—Employees shall pay their own fares. 


15. Payment of Wages.—Only one day in each week 
is to be observed as pay-day, and within thirty 
minutes of leaving off work. It shall be optional with 
the employer to keep one day’s wages in hand. 


16. Working Space.—The average space between 
men employed at rock-guttering shall not be less than 
ten (10) feet when working towards each other. When 
men are working away from each other the space 
shall not be less than four (4) feet. 


17. Ventilation of Workings.—Wind sails, or other 
suitable ventilating appliances, shall be provided in 
all shafts when sinking. After tunnels are in a dis- 
tance of twenty (20) feet, air shall be supplied by 
‘means of water jets or fans, or other suitable appli- 
ances, and the air-pipes shall be fixed to within twelve 
(12) feet of the working face, and kept going con- 
tinuously during working hours. 


18. Sanitay Accommodation, &c.—Employers shall 
provide all necessary sanitary accommodation, change- 
rooms for workmen, and a sufficient supply of boiling 
water at meal hours for employees. 


19. Rack-a-rock.—The use of rack-a-rock as an ex- 
plosive shall be prohibited. 


20. Preference to Unionists.—As between members 
of the poten a and Sewer Miners’ Union of New 
South Wales and other persons offering work at the 
game time, such members shall be employed in pre- 
ference to such other persons. 

91. Area of Award.—The operation of this Award 

shall be confined to the County of Cumberland. 
- 92. Duration of Award.—This Award shall come 
into operation on the Saturday following its publica- 
tion in the Gazette; and shall remain in operation 
until the lst day of January, 1913. 


J. J. WATKINS, 
AP Chairman of the Board. 
13th August, 1910. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 


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[1041 ] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


HE following Award of the Musicians’ Board, con- 
stituted for the industry of Professional Musicians 
in the county of Cumberland and the city of New- 
castle, varying the Award of the Board of the 27th 
July, 1909, and published in Government Gazette No. 
106 of 4th August, 1909, as varied by the Award of 
the Board of the 28th February, 1910, and published 
in Government Gazette No. 31 of 2nd March, 1910, is, 
by direction of the Attorney-General, published in 
accordance with the provisions of section 29 of the 
‘Industrial Disputes Act, 1908.”’ 


G. C. ADDISON, 


Industrial Registrar. 


“INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES ACT, 1908.’’ 
Musicians’ Board. 

In the matter of an application by the Musicians 
Union of Australasia Local No. 1, an Industrial 
Union, to vary the Award of the above Board of 
the 27th day of July, 1909, published in the Go- 
vernment Gazette of the 4th day of August, and 
the variation of the same of the 28th day of Feb- 


ruary, 1910, published in the Government Gazette 
of the 2nd day of March, 1910. 
THE Musicians’ Board having considered the above 
application hereby varies the above Award and varia- 
tion thereof as follows :— 

The area within which the said Award and variation 
shall apply is hereby extended to all areas within a 
radius of thirty miles from the General Post Office, 
Neweastle. 

Provided that this shall not apply to clause V 
(Transit) of the said Award. 


Dated this llth day of August, 1910. 


J. MEILLON, . 
Chairman of the Board. 


eee 


[1094] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


rH HE following Award of the Industrial Court, vary- 
iim ing the Award published in Government Gazette 
No. 148 of 24th November, 1909, as varied by the Award 
published in the Government Gazette No. 72 of 11th 
May, 1910, of the Unskilled Labourers’ (Building) 
Board, constituted for the industry of builders’ 
labourers, bricklayers’ labourers, gantry and. crane 
men not dealt with by any other Board, plasterers’ 
assistants, and stonemasons’ assistants, is published 
in accordance with the provisions of section 29 of the 
“Industrial Disputes Act, 1908.’ 
Cc. G. ADDISON, 
Industrial Registrar. 


IN THE INDUSTRIAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH 
WALKS. 


No. 791 of 1909. 


In the matter of an Award of the Unskilled Labour- 
ers (Building) Board of the 24th day of Novem- 
ber, 1909; and in the matter of an «pplication 
by the Builders Labourers’ Union for leave to 
appeal from the said Award. 


Thursday, the twenty-sixth day of May, in the 
year one thousand nine hundred and ten. 


UPON reading the application for leave to appeal 
herein and the affidavit of Joshua Lindsay, sworn 
on the seventeenth day of December last past, and 
filed in support thereof; and unon hearing Mr. Croft 
for the applicant Union, the Builders Labourers’ 
Union, and Mr. Steel for the Master Builders’ <As- 
sociation: It is ordered that the Award of the Un- 
skilled Labourers’ (Building) Board of 24th Novem- 
ber, 1909, as varied by the Award of the said Board 
of the 28th day of March, 1910, be, and the same is 
hereby amended as follows :— : 
Clause 3 of the said Award is amended by making 
the last sentence of the said clause to read as 
follows :— 


“Builders (general) labourer as defined in clause 
2D shall be paid at the rate of one shilling 
per hour, except when engaged in erecting 
gantries or cranes, when he shall be paid at 
the rate one shilling and three farthings per 
hour.’” 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERINMENT GAZETTE, No 128. 


[17 Auve., 


Clause 12 of the said Award is amended to read 
as follows :— 


Fares. 
‘‘All fares incurred by an employee in travelling 
to and from his work between the end of the 
first penny tram section from the Central Rail- 
way Station, which shall be taken to include 
the top of Wiliam-street and the place where 
he is working shall be paid by the employer, 
and where an employee lives in a suburb and 
his work is also in a suburb in such a way 
that he will travel between his home and the 
work without coming to the Central Railway 
Station at all, the employer shall pay all 
fares incurred by the employee over two 
pence per day.”’ 

And it is further ordered that the said application 
in respect to other grounds mentioned therein be, and 
the same is hereby dismissed. 

(L.8.) CHAS. G. HEYDON, 
Judge of the Industrial Court. 


[1124] 


Department of Public Instruction, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1910. 


EXAMINATION OF CANDIDATES FOR ADMISSION 
TO THE SYDNEY TRAINING COLLEGE FOR 
TEACHERS. 


A® examination of persons (males and females), who are 
> not already in the service of this Department, and are 
desirous of entering the Training College for Teachers with a 
view of becoming teachers uuder the Department, will be held 
on Monday and Tuesday, 2 ith and 27th September, 1910, at 
Sydney, and at the headquarters of Inspectors of Schools 
throughout the State. 

As an alternative to qualifying as above, candidates not 
already in the Service may compete for admission to the Col- 
lege by submitting evidence of having passed the Matricula- 
tion or equivalent examination. In addition to passing in 
Matriculation subjects they are reyuired to have passed in 
History and Geography at the University Junior Examina- 
tion, or are required to take the College Entrance Examination 
in these subjects. Candidates’ knowledge of drawing will 
also be taken into account. 

Applicants must not be less than 17 years of age on Ist 
January next. 

Provision has been made for the admission of twenty of the 
most suitable candidates. 

Five Scholarships will be available for award—three ‘*‘ A” 
and two ‘* B.” 

‘A? Scholarships are of the value of £20 per annum, in- 
cluding a grant of necessary text-books, and exemption from 
payment of college fees. Students boarding away from home 
may get £30 per annum in addition, 

‘*B” Scholarships entitle holders to exemption from pay- 
ment of College fees, and to a grant of necessary text-books. 
Those requiring to board away from home may get £15 per 
annum in addition. 

Married women will not be accepted. 

An examination fee of 10s. will be charged. 

Full particulars as to the standard for the examination may 
be had on reference to the teacher of any Public School, or 
to this office. 

Applications on the prescribed forms must reach me not 
later than 10th September next. 

P. BOARD, 
Under Secretary. 


REGULATION 18. 
REGISTRY OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 
ADVERTISEMENT oF CANCELLATION, 
Form 38. 


X OTICE is hereby given that the Registrar of 
pe 


Friendly Societies, by writing under his hand, 
dated the ninth day of August, 1910, has cancelled 
the registry of the New South Wales Tramway HKm- 
plovess. Association, on the ground that the society 

as failed to supply to him, after notice given, a 
return showing its receipts and disbursements during 
the year ending 3lst December, 1909, a statement of 
its funds and effects as at that date, and other in- 
formation prescribed by section 24 of the ‘‘Friendly 
Societies Act, 1899.’ 


The society, subject to the right of appeal given 
under the Friendly Societies Act, ceases to enjoy the 
privileges of a registered society, but without pre- 
judice to any liability incurred by the society, which 
may be enforced against it as if such cancelling had 


not taken place. 
JOHN B. TRIVETT, 


Registrar. 
Ninth day of August, 1910. [972] 


Publie Service Board, 
4 O’Connell-street, Sydney, 
6th August, 1910. 


Ta (men only) being required for the smallest 

Country Schools, the Public Service Board invite 
applications from unmarried candidates between the ages of 
18 and 85 years, desirous of presenting themselves at examina- 
tion, Documentary proof of age must be furnished prior to the 
date of appointanent. 


[800] 


Applicants will be required to pass a competitive examination 
in the following subjects:—Arithmetic, Dictation, Grammar, 
Geography, and Reading, up to the standard provided in the 
General Regulations published in the Government Gazette of 
30th December, 1904, for a Third Claes Certificate for Teachers. 
Copies of these Regulations may be seen at any Public School. 
Candidates holding University Certificates should forward the 
same with their applications. 


Examination will be held on Thursday, the 22nd September, 


1910, at the Headquarters of the Inspectors of Schools, and , 


other centres. 


The salary to be paid will be £100 for the first year, and £104 
for the second year. 


Before appointment, successful candidates at the examifiation 
will be required to attend an importent Publie School for a 
term, with a view to their receiving instruction and practice in 
the art of teaching. They will be granted an allowance at the 
rate of four shillings (4s.) per day for each day’s attendance 
(maximum £1 per week) during the period of such training, 
if favourably reported upon by the Headmaster and the 
Inspector. 

Suitable candidates already permanently employed in the 
Public Service will have first consideration. 


Application must be made on a form for the purpose, obtain- 
able at this Office, or from Inspectors of Schools in Country 
Districts, and must reach the undersigned not later than 
Monday, 12th September, 1910. ri 


By order of the Board, 
R. A. GILFILLAN, 


Secretary. 
Examinations will be held at the following places :— 

Albury. Broken Hill, Hay. Sydney. 
Armidale Deniliquin. Kempsey. Tamworth. 
Bathurst. Dubbo. Lismore, Taree. . 
Bega. East Maitland. Mudgee. Wagga Wagga, 
Blackheath. Forbes. Muswellbrook. Wellington. 
Bourke. Glen Innes. Narrabri. Wollongong. 
Bowral, Goulburn, Newcastle. Yass. 
Braidwood. Grafton. Parramatta. Young. 


PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE, 


Pee Public Service Board invite applications for 

the following position. Application should be 
made on a form for the purpose, obtainable at the 
Office of the Board or from Clerks of Petty Session: 
in country districts, and should reach the undersigned 
not later than the date specified :— 


22np Avueaust, 1910. 


SHORTHANDWRITER and Typist (male). The salary of 
the position, which is in the Clerical Division, 
will be at the rate of £150 per annum, Applicants 
must be not more than a years of age, and will 
be required to submit themselves to a competi- 
tive examination in the following subjects, to be 
held on 6th September, 1910 :— 


Arithmetic (commercial), 

English, 

Précis writing, 

Dictation, 

Typing, 

Shorthand. 
Suitable candidates already permanently em- 
ployed in the Public Service will receive first 
consideration, All candidates will be required 
to pay an examination fee of 10s., which must 
be lodged with a Clerk of Petty Sessions or the 
Treasury, and the receipt therefor forwarded to 
the Secretary to the Board with the application. 


3lst Aveust, 1910. 


SuRveyors (six) temporarily required for Railway 
Survey Work. Pay, £350 per annum; allowances, 
£200 per annum, to cover equipment, &c., camp 
and instruments. 

By order of the Board, 


R. A. GILFILLAN, 


—— 


17 Avg., 1910.] 


{1064] Department of Public Health, 
New South Wales, 


Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


5 Bs is hereby notified, for public information, that the 

undermentioned officers of this Department have been 
authorised by the Board of Health, pursuant to the provisions 
of section 22 (1) of the “ Pure Food Act, 1908” :— 


Dr. ©. S. Willis, Principal Assistant Medical Officer of the 
Government ; Dr. W. G. Armstrong, Medical Officer of 
Health, Metropolitan Combined Sanitary Districts; Dr. 
T. W. Sinclair, Assistant Medical Officer of Health, 
Metropolitan Combined Sanitary Districts; Dr. Robert 
Dick, Medical Officer of Health, Hunter River Combined 
Sanitary Districts, Newcastle; P. E. Getting, Chief Sani- 
tary Inspector. Sanitary Inspectors:—H. A. Cresswick, 
K. B. Kenway, E. M. Jackson, J. Abberton, G. H. Godfrey. 
Inspectors under the Pure Food Act:—A. Kench, C. V. 
Francis, G. A. Griffin. OC. J. Vyner, Chief Veterinary 
Inspector. Dairy Inspectors:—T. V. Blomfield, J. G. K. 
Bocking, Will D. Campbell, E. P. Foster, 8. C. Flood, 
W. A. Mackie, A. Siddins, J. Yeo. 


G. H. KING. 


Secretary. 


* CATTLE SLAUGHTERING AND DISHASED 
ANIMALS AND MBAT ACT, 1902.” 
INSPECTORS UNDER SxHOTION 50. 

From the 9th August, 1910. 


Senior-constable Edward Paton, Millthorpe. Constables : 
Alfred Robert Small, Hargaves; George Francis Cronin, 
Tambar Springs; George Charles Rowley, Windeyer. 


“PUBLIC HEALTH ACT, 1902.” 
LocaL AUTHORITY UNDER Sxrction 17 (b). 
From the 9th August, 1910. 


Acting Sub-Inspector John Willis, for the Police District of 
Hay, vice Bear. 


G. H. KING, 
Secretary. 


[1069] New South Wales Medical Board, 


10th August, 1910. 


LEGALLY QUALIFIED MEDICAL PRAC- 
TITIONERS. 


WE: the undersigned, the President and Members 
of the New South Wales Medical Board, ap- 
pointed by His Excellency the Governor, under the 
Enactments providing for the registration of Legally 
Qualified Medical Practitioners in the State of New 
South Wales, do hereby certify that the undermen- 
tioned persons have submitted to this Board the 
necessary testimonials and qualifications : — 


2968. Verge, Cuthbert Arnold, M.B., Mast. Surg. 
Univ. Sydney, 1910. 


2970. Peek, John Harold, M.B., Bac. Surg. Univ. 
din., 1908. 


2971. Jamison, William Humphreys, M.B., Mast. 
Surg. Univ. Glasg., 1897. 


2972. Allan, Alexander, Lic. R. Coll. Phys. Edin., 
1903 ; Lic., 1908, Fell., 1909, R. Coll. Surg. Edin. ; 
Lic. Fac. Phys. Surg. Glasg., 19038. 


2973. Bean, John Willoughby Butler, Lic. R. Coll. 
eos Lond., 1907; Mem, R. Coll. Surg. Eng., 
907. 


2969. Powell, James William Garnett, M.B., Univ. 
Sydney, 1910. 


And we do hereby declare that the persons whose 
names are herein mentioned are entitled to be deemed 
Legally Qualified Medical Practitioners, in terms of, 
and in accordance with, the provisions of the afore- 
said enactments. 

FP. H. QUAIFE, M.A., M.D., Chairman. 

G. H. ABBOTT, B.A., M.B., Ch. M. 

W. H. CRAGO, M.R.C.S., L.R.O.P. 

WM. CHISHOLM, M.D. Lond., M.R.C.S., Eng. 

J. A. BEATTIE, L.R.C.8. et P., I. : 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 


| 


4517 


‘latropolitan Board of Water Supply ana Sewerage, 
Sydney, 18th July, 19190. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notice to THe Owners or TENEMENTS AND 
PREMISES IN— 


Sydney: Chalmer’s-street, from Elizabeth-street to 
Randle-street. 


Kogarah: Hampton Court road, from existing main 
to existing main; Francis-street, from existing 
main to Kogarah-road; Hdward-street, from 
Tanner-avenue to Kogarah-road; Arthur-street, 
from Tanner-avenue to Kogarah-road. 

Rookwood: EKgerton-street, 
to Hezlett-street. 


Waverley: Murriveri-road, from existing main to 
Hardy-street ; Northcote-street, from Old South 
Head road to Oxford-street; Robert-street, from 
Old South Head road easterly 215 yards. 


from Sutherland-street 


And the various private strects, lanes, courts and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than sixty 
yards from the main pipe. | 


fi main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
Hu down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated as above are hereby required, on or before 
the seventh day of September next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
trom the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


D. C. ROBERTSON, 
Inspector to the 
Board of Water Supply and Sewerage. 
[542] 


HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 


Norice to Lay Sxevice Pras. 


Noricr io the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the case may 
be) of tenements and premises situated in— 


Wickham ; Downie-street from end of existing main to Bstell- 
street ; Harrison-street from end of existing main to 
Northumberland-street ; McMichzael-street from Downie- 
street northerly to 10 chains past Harrison-street; 
Northumberland-street from Downie-street southerly 3 
chains ; Northumberland-street from  UHarrison-street 
northerly 9 chains; Estell-street from end of existing 
main to Downie-street ; Girling-street, from Clyde-street 
to Price-street. 


Newcastle: Langford-street from Porcher-street westerly 7 
chains, 


HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid down, 

the owner or occupier, or mortgagee (2s the case may be) 

of all tenements and premises situated as above is hereby 

required, on or before the 22nd September, 1910, to cause a 

proper pipe and stopcocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises, 


By order of the Board, 


ALFRED E. FRY, 
Secretary. 


[887] 


Board’s Offices, Newcastle, 
3rd August, 1910. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS . 
AND TRAMWAYS. 


Sate or Lost anp Uncnatmep Property at DariLIne 
Harpovi STATION, WEDNESDAY, 147H SeprempeER, 1910. 


Non is hereby given that a quantity of Unclaimed 
‘ Goors on hand prior to the 16th March, 1910, and certain 
articles left in trains or on railway premises, such as umbrellas, 
walking sticks, muffs, &c., which have been on hand three 
months or more, will be sold by Public Auction at 11 a.m. on 
Wednesday, 14th September, 1910, at the Darling Harbour 
Goods Station. 


Owners may apply for lost articles to the District Superin- 
tendent, Sydney Station, until 8th September, 1910. 


The goods will be on view at Darling Harbour for two days 
preceding the sale. 


By order of the Chief Commissioner, 
J. 8S. SPURWAY, 


[875] Secretary. 


4518 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 


[17 Ave., 1910. 


[1070] Supreme Court, 


23rd July, 1910. 
Jt is hereby notified that, under the provisions of 
the ‘‘ Marriage Act, 1899; No. 15, the under- 
mentioned gentleman has been appointed by their 
Honors the Judges to give consent to the marriage 
of minors, for the district hereunder mentioned :— 
Thomas Mate, Esquire, J.P.; residence, Tumbarumba, 
District of The Hume. 


By order of the Judges, 


Cc. R. WALSH, 
Prothonotary 


SOUTH-WESTERN DISTRICT. 
N pursuance of the provisions of the “ District Courts Act, 
1901,” I hereby appoint the following days for holding 
District Courts during the present year at the towns and 
places hereinafter mentioned, viz. :— 
At Wagga Wagga, on Tuesday, the 30th August, 1910. 
At Yass, on Friday, the 7th October, 1910. 


F. E. ROGERS, 


Judge. 
15th August, 1910. [1096] 


~~ Hite — 


NORTHERN DISTRICT. 
1 he pursuance of the provisions of the ‘District 
Courts Act, 1901,’ I hereby appoint the following 
day -for holding a District Court at the place herein- 
aiter mentioned, viz. :— ; 
At Murwillumbah, on Tuesday, the 23rd August, 
re) 


u 


E. SCHOLES, 
Judge. 
The 17th day of June, 1910. [7858] 


eee — 


T is hereby notified that Arthur Ormonde Butler, 

Esquire, Police Magistrate, sitting in Petty Ses- 

sions at Brewarrina, has this day appointed a sitting 

of the Small Debts Court for the District of Brewar- 

rina at Brewarrina, to be held at 10 a:m. on Monday, 

5th September, 1910, in. lieu of Wednesday, 14th 
September, 1910. 

J. B. SCOBIR, 
Registrar. 
Court-house, Brewarrina, 
8th August, 1910. [1062] 


os 


A T a Court of Petty Sessions held in the Court- 
ia house, Katoomba, on the 18th day of July, 
1910, and in accordance with the requirements of 
Rule 3 of the 24th May, 1910, the Second Wednesday 
in each month was appointed to be the day for hear- 
ing end determining, at the said Court-house, all 
actions under the ‘‘Small Debts Recovery Act, 1899,’’ 
and any Act amending the same. 


T. B. CLEGG, 
Police Magistrate. 
Katoomba, 13th July, 1910. [833] 


es) 


HE Police Magistrate and Justices of the Peace in Petty 
Sessions assembled at the Court-house at Richmond, this 
fourth day of August, 1910, do hereby appoint the First 
Thursday in each month to be the day on which al! actions 
under the “Small Debts Recovery Act, 1899,” and any Act 
amending the same, shall be heard and determined at the 
Court-house, Richmond aforesaid, in the Petty Sessions District 
of Windsor at Richmond. 


T. B. CLEGG, 
Police Magistrate. 
(799) 


— 


Court-house, Richmond, 
4th August, 1910. 


————. 


HE Court of Petty Sessions at Liverpool have this sixth 
day of July, 19'0, fixed the ‘first Wedneeday in each 
month as the day for holding the “ourt of Petty Sessions for 
the Petty Sessions District of Liverpool. 
T. B. CLEGG, P.M. 
J. 8. PERRY, J.P. 
I. B, BOSSLEY, J.P. 
[221] 


Court-house, Liverpool, 
6th July, 1910. 


HE Police Magistrate and Justices of the Peace in Petty 
Sessions assembled, at the Court-house, Campbelltown, 


( this 19th day of July, 1910, do hereby appoint Tuesday before 


the third Wednesday in each month to be the day on whichall 
actions under the “small Debts Recovery Act, 1899,” and any 
Act amending the same, shall be heard and determined at the 
Court-house, Campbelltown aforesaid, in the Petty Sessions 
District of Campbelltown. 


T. B. CLEGG, 
Police Magistrate.. 
[453] 


Court-house, Campbelltown, 
19th July, 1910. 


HE Police Magistrate and Justices of the Peace 

in Petty Sessions assembled at the Court-house 

at Penrith, this 13th day of June, 1910, do hereby 

appoint the second Monday in each month to be the 

days on which all actions under the ‘‘Small Debts 

Recovery Act, 1899,’ and any act amending the same, 

shall be heard and determined at the Court-house at 

Penrith aforesaid, in the Petty Sessions District of 
Penrith. 


T. B. CLEGG, 
Police Magistrate. 
[7702] 


Court-house, Penrith, 
13th June, 1910. 


NPE CE is hereby given that the Small Debts Court for 
: the Petty Sessions District of Bourke, at Bourke, will 
be holden on the Third and Fifth Monday in the month of 
August, 1910, at 10 a.m., in lieu of the first Wednesday and 
Monday preceding the third Wednesday. as notified in the 
Government Gazette of 15th July, 1808, No. 83. 


A. ORMONDE BUTLER, 
Police Magistrate. 
[646] 


Court-house, Bourke, 
25th July, 1910. 


Thursday, the fourth day of August, one thousand 


nine hundred and ten. 


do hereby appoint Mr. Charles Augustus Lamer- 

ton to be Bailiff of the District Court holden at 
Graften, until the appointment of _a permanent 
successor to Mr. Silvanus West Daniel. 


E. SCHOLES, 


[9€4] Judge. 


tl 


do hereby remove Mr. Silvanus West Daniel from 
the office of Bailiff of the District Court holden at 
Grafton, as from the eighth day of July, 1910. 


- E. SCHOLES, 


[965] Judge. 


Department of Navigation, 
Sydney, Sth August, 1910. 


NOTICE TO MARINERS, 


Nee is hereby given that a tripod beacon, carrying a 
A fixed red light, has been erected at Tomago, in the 
Hunter River, to indicate the position of the southern edge of 
the shoal known as “ Tomago Rocks.” The upper part of the 
beacon is painted red, the lower part black. The beacon 
carries a Wigham light, visible from all points of the compass. 


By order of the Acting Superintendent, 


JOHN 8. D’ARCY, 
Acting Secretary. 


Se See SS So ee) 


Sydney Harbour Trust Office, 
Circular Quay, 12th August, 1910. 


NOTICE TO SHIPPING. 
Ne of vessels are hereby notified that on the 15th 


instant, and thereafter until further notice, a punt will 
be moored in the vicinity of a line between Fort Macquarie 
and Beulah-street, North Sydney, for the purpose of carrying 
out certain borings in the bed of Sydney Harbour. 

The following signals will be exhibited from the punt :— 
By day, a red flag on a pole. 
By night, three lights vertical ; the upper and lower will be red, 
the middle white. 


HAROLD F, NORRIE, - 
Secretary. 


17 Ava., 1910.] 


[1120] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 15th August, 1910. 


ENDERS have been accepted for the following 
Public Works for the week ending 13th in- 
stant :— 


GoVERNMENT ArcHITEC?T’s BRANCH— 


Erection of New Weathershed, Class Room, and 
Lavatory, Fencing, Tarpaving, &c., at Public 
School, Mount Kembla—H. Williams & Co., 
Wollongong. 

Alterations and additions to Public School 
premises, Pyrmont-Hocking Bros., Canter- 
bury. 

Repairs, painting, erection New Weathershed, 
&c., at Public School and Teacher’s Residence 
at Kincumber—O. Davis, Wingham. 


Repairs, Improvements, Tarpaving, Sanitary Im- 
provements, &c., at Public School and Resi- 
dence, Corrimal—J. Myles & Co., Bulli. 

General repairs and painting to Public School, 
Charlestown—D. McDonald, Summer Hill. 

Erection of New Building and effecting repairs 
to Weathershed at Public School premises, 
Hargraves—John Baker, Bathurst. 


Erection of an Infants’ New Building at Public 
School, Ross Hill—C. Harris, Inverell. 


Harsours, Irrigation, AND Drainage Branones— 
Repairs and painting to Regulator at Lake 
Albert—C. Hardy & Co., Wagga Wagga. 
Construction of the Fern Hill Extension, Western 
Suburbs Sewerage, Contract No. 924—Butler 

& Willis, Rozelle. 

Construction of Cutting and Banks, and erection 
of Wire-netting Fencing Murrumbidgee 
Northern Canal, Sections 1, 2, and 3, Contract 
No. 929—D. McClelland; Canterbury, Vic- 
tdria. 


Supply and Delivery of Turpentine Piles at Port 
Kembla, Contract No. 9382—Allen Taylor & 
Co., Limited, Pyrmont. : 
Roaps: ann Bripcrs Brancu— 


Dorrigo Branch Road, Kempsey District, Con- 
tract 98-1909-10—J. T. Brennan, Glenreagh. 


Unsuccessful Tenderers for the above are requested 
to accept this intimation. 
W. J. HANNA, 
Under Secretary. 


[963] Sydney Harbour Trust Office, 
Circular’ Quay, 9th August, 1910. 


LEASE OF VACANT LAND AT CIRCULAR 
QUAY. 
ENDERS will be received at this Office up to 
2 p.m. on the 29th instant, for a lease of the 
vacant block of land at the corner of Barton-street 
and Circular Quay roadway. 
Forms of tender and full particulars of the condi- 
tions governing the lease, &c., may be obtained on 
application to the Chief Clerk of the Trust. 


HAROLD F. NORRIE, 
Secretary. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 4519 


[1051] &ydney Harbour Trust Office, 


Circular Quay, 12th August, 1910. 
TENDERS FOR TURPENTINE PILES. 
FYNENDERS will be received at this Office up to 2 p.m. on the 


i 


Piles for new jetty to be constructcd in Woolloomcoloo Bay. 


22nd instant for the supply and delivery of Turpentine 


Forms of tender and full particulars may be obtained on 
application to the Engineer-in-Chief of the Trust. 
HAROLD F. NORRIE, 
Secretary. 


New South Wales Government Railways, 
Office of the Chief Commissioner, 
Sydney, 15th August, 1910. 


ENDERS will be received at this Office not later 
than 12 o’clock noon on the dates specified for 
the undermentioned Supplies, d&c. :— 
Monpay, 22np August, 1910. 

The Manufacture and Supply of Twenty Sets of 
Wrought-iron Rocking Shafts for Tram Car 
Brakes. Particulars, Klectrical Hngineer’s Office, 
61 Hunter-street, Sydney. 

Supply of 1,000 Split Ironbark Fencing Posts, 8 it. 
6 in. x 9 in. x 3 in., for Metropolitan Division. 
Particulars, Divisional Kngineer’s Office, Sydney 
Station Yard. | 

The Supply of Malleable Iron Castings for American 
Car Seats. Specifications and drawings at the 
Chief Mechanical Hngineer’s Office, Wilson-street, 
Hveleigh. 

Supply of 100,000 Bricks for Southern Division. 

Monpay, 297H Aveust, 1910. 


The Supply and Erection at the Ultimo Power-house 
of Two Centrifugal Feed Pumps... Particulars, 
Electrical Kngineer’s Office, 61 Hunter-street, 
Sydney. 

The Purchase of Second-hand Iron and- Steel ~Fish- 
plates. Particulars, Stores, Wilson-street, New- 
town. 

The Manufacture and Supply of 100 End and 100 
Side Destination Boxes for Tram Cars. Parti- 
culars, Electrical Engineer’s Office, 61 Hunter- 
street, Sydney. 

Tenders are to be endorsed: ‘‘ Tender for Rocking 

Shafts,’ or as the case may be. 

The Chief Commissioner does not bind himself to 
accept the lowest or any Tender. x ; 


By order, 


J. S. SPURWAY, 
Secretary. 


es) 


METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WATER SUPPLY 
AND SEWERAGE. 


4 EE for the works specified below will be 
received up to 2 p.m. on the date mentioned, 
addressed to the President :— 


22np Auaust, 1910. 


Contract No. 957.—Construction of 1,161 lineal feet 
of Stoneware Pipe Sewers in the Municipality of 
Enfield. Deposit, £10; security, £25. 


Contract No. 958.—Construction of 2,476 lineal feet of 
Stoneware Pipe Sewers in the Municipality of 
Marrickville. Deposit, £10; security, £100. 

Contract No. 959.—Construction of 6,977 lineal feet 
of Stoneware and Cast-iron Pipe Sewers in the 
Municipality of Drummoyne. Deposit, £35; 
security, £175. 

Contract No. 960.—Construction of 4,632 lineal feet 
of Stoneware Pipe Sewers in the Municipality of 
Rockdale. Depozt, £20; security, £120. 

Contract No. 961.—Construction of 1,519 lineal feet of 
Stoneware Pipe Sewers in the Municipality of 
North Sydney. Deposit, £10; security, £60. 

° . 7 

Contract No. 939.—Supply and Delivery within the 

He Metropolitan Area of Merro-concrete Goods for the 
period ending 30th June, 1911. Deposit, £10; 
security, £20. 

WILLIAM HOLMES, 


341 Pitt-street, Sydney, Secretary. 


6th August, 1910. 


4520 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. [17 Avga., 1910. 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS. 


ENDERS will be received at this Office, for the Public Works specified in the Schedule hereunder, up to TWO O’OLOOK 
P.u,, of the various dates set forth in the second column, 
All envelopes containing Tenders must be addressed to the President of the Tender Board, and huve legibly endorsed upon 
them the name of the work in respect of which the Tender is submitted. 
It is to be understood that the Government does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any Tender; and no Tender will 
be accepted until the same has been reported upon by the proper offiver. 


CHARLES A. LEE. 


Dates 
ace : Hee Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions 
Description Y nly df Supplies to be Ma Ags fea us General Conditions, and form of Tender ” Remarks. 
endered for. cape et | may be seen. 


Government Architect’s Branch. 


Additions, &c., to Police Station, Argent-street, | 22 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Broken Hill, ment, Syduey; Police Station, Argent- 
street, Broken Hill; and District Works \ 
Office, Broken Hill. 


Alterations to Drying Room, Hospital for 
Insane, Newcastle. 


22 Aug., 1910 
ment, Sydney; and District Works 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Departe 1 iJ 
Office, Newcastle. 


Contractors” Room, Public Works Deut eee 
ment, Sydney; and District Works 
Office, Cooma, 


Improvements to Playground, &¢., Public 


22 Aug., 1910 
School, Cooma. 


Erection of Police Station at Nambucca | 22 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Heads. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Kempsey; and Police Station, Nam- 

bucca Heads, 


Erection of New ‘Buildings, Public School, 22 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works, Depart- | Fresh Tenders, 


Mullengrove.. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Goulburn; and Public School, Mul- 
lengrove. 


Improvements, Painting, &e, Publie School, 22 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Redfern West. ment, Sydney. 


Additions and Alterations to Post and Tele- | 22 Aug., 1910 
graph Office, Tumut. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Cootamundra; and Court-house, 

| Tumut. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 


Erection of New Police Buildings, Nabiac ... [ 22 Aug., 1910 
| Kempsey ; and Police Station, Nabiac. 


Additions and Renovations, Public School, | 22 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart: 


Germanton, ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Cootamundra ; and Public School, Ger- 
manton. 


Fresh Tenders, 


Oontractors’ Room, Public Works Depart: 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Longueville. 


Additions, Alterations, &c.,, to School and 
Teacher’s Residence, Publie School, Longue- 
ville. 


22 Aug., 1910 


Providing and Fixing Telephone Cabinet, 22 Aug., 1910 Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney. 


Queen Victoria Markets, 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Kensington. 


Additions and Improvements to Public School, 


22 Aug., 1910 
Kensington, 


Additions to Court-house, Walgett .., »» | 29 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and District Works 
| Office, Walgett. 


Erection of New Building for Infants, Public | 29 Aug,, 1910 
School, Glebe. 


Qontractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ent Sydney; and Public School, 
lebe. 


Erection of Court-house and Police Buildings, 
Carinda, 


29 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders, 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 


Walgett ; and Police Station, Carinda. 


Erection of New Police Buildings, Nymboida | 29 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Lismore ; ; aud Police Station, Nym- 


boida, 


| 
Additions to Public School, Narara ... | 29 Aug., 1910 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney ; District Works Office, 
Neweastle 5 ; and Public School, Narara. 


17 Ave., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 4521 


THEN DES PUR 2) ER -—~carebnibedy 
Description of Work or Supplies to be up pelea. ch Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions, 
Yendered for. Berderd willie Genera} Conditions, and form of Tender Remarks, 


received. Bay be a 


Government Architect’s Branch—continued. 


Repairs, &c., to Public School, Broken Hill | 29 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
North. ment, Sydney ; District Works Office, 
Broken Hill; and Public School, Broken 

Hill North. 


Erection of Show Pavilion, Botanic Gardens. 


29 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
a rent, Bydney, 


Increased PABLO a Botanic 
Gardens. 


29 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney. 


Erection of New School Building, and Re- | 29 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
moval of Teacher’s Residence from Beau- ment, Sydney ; District Works Office, 
fort; and Re-erection at Clairville, Public Armidale; and Public School, Clair- 
School, Clairville. ville. 


Sa a a a i ec Me, el bese ed 


Additions and Improvements to Public School, | 29 Aug., 1910 } Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 

Marrickville, ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Marrickville. 

Erection of Police Station, at Drummoyne ... | 29 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


ment, Sydney. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Goulburn; and Police Station, Crook- 

| | well. 


Repairs to Police Station, Crookwell ... 29 Aug., 1910 


~ 


Erection of New Buildings, [Public School, 
Barry. 


29 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- ' Fresh Tenders, 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 


Bathurst ; and Public School, Barry. 


Alterations to Girls’ Class Rooms, Public | 29 Aug.,1910 Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
School, South Wagga Wagga. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, | ° 
Cootamundra; and Public School, 
i South Wagga Wagga. 


$a 


Erection of Teacher’s Residence, Public | 29 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Deparé- | 
School, Sandiland’s Range. . | ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Lismore; and Public School, Sandi- 

land’s Range. 


Erection of Accommodation for Female| 5 Sept., 1910 


Patients, Hospital for Consumptives, Water- 


Contractors’ Boom, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney. 
fall. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Gianrilles 


Improvements, Additions, &c. to Public 


5 Sept., 19:0 
School, Granville. 


Erection of Mortuary, Cost Hospital, Little | 5 Sept., 1910 , Contractors’ Room, Public Works Donan | Fresh ours 
Bay. | | mest, Syduey. 


Additions to Assistant Superintendent’s {| 5 Sept., 1910 
- Quarters, Hospital for Insane, Callan Park. | 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
ment, Sydney. 


Laying on New Water Service, Hurlstone 


Agricultural Continuation School, Summer 
Hill. 


5 Sept., 1916 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Hurlstone Agri- 


cultural Continuation School. 


Erection of New Building, Public School, | 12 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
Wallendbeen. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Cootamundra; and Public School, 

WY alleudbe en. 


—— — ee 


Additions to Public School, Brookvale 


Contractess’ i8oom, Public Works Devart- 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Brookvale. 


12 Sept., 1910 


Additions to Public School, Campsie ... 


ment, Sydney; and Public School, 


12 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
; Campsite. 


Krection of New Building, Public School, 
Little Coogee. 


a 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; Public School, Little 
Coogee. 

ent cn ter 2 eee eee ee 


12 Sept., 1910 


“4 


4522 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. [17 Ave., 1910. 
TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS—continued. 
Dates - : 4 d a fe ates 
Desvption of Work or Supptes tobe. ignkaraion | Where Season, Specat Gardin | 
Tendered for. Tenders ie be may be seen. 
received. 


a a 


Railway Construction. 


Erection of Waiting Shed at The Spit, The | 22 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
Spit to Manly Electric Tramway. i mént, Sydney. 


29 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public W orks Dopart- 
ment, Sydney. 


Construction of the Second Section of the 
Lockhart to Clear Hills Railway. 


Se ee 


Construction of Klectric Tramway from | 29 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Military-road to Cremorne Point. | ment, Sydney. 
a 


= 


a 


12 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Werks Depart- 
ment, Sydney. 


Manufacture, Supply, and Delivery of Super- 
structures of Steel Bridges over Mehi River 
and Great Ana Branch of the Gwydir 
River, Moree to Mungindi Railway, First 
Section. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


{ The date for the 
| ment, Sydney. 


closing of Tenders 
will be fixed later. 


Co cect 


Manufacture, Supply. and Delivery of 8,000 | 
tons of 60-!b. Steel Rails. | 


Irrigation and Drainage Branch. 


Construction of the Second Section of the | 12 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Koom, Public Works Depart- 
Southern and Western’ Suburbs Ocean | ment, §)dney: and Department of | 


Outfall Sewer (Contract No. 918). Public Works, Melbourne. 


Freeh Tenders. 


Construction of Cuttings, Sections 1 and 2,{ 4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Time extended. . 


Great Ana-branch, Darling River (Con- ment, Sydney; Court-houses, Broken 
tract No. 900). , Hill, Wentworth, and Swan Hill (Vic.); 
Police Station, Mildura (Vic.); and 
Department of Public Works, Mel- 

& bourne. 


ee 


Fresh Tenders, 
Time extended. 


4,Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; Court-houses, Broken 
Hill, Wentworth, and Swan Hill (Vic.) ; 


Construction of Bridges aud Regulators, Sec- 
tion No. 38, Great Ana-branch, Darling 
River (Contract No. 900). 


Police Station, Mildura (Vic.); and 
Department of Public Works, Mel- 
bourne. 


2S ee 


Harbours and Water Supply Branch. 


Supply, Delivery, Erection, and Test-working 


9 Jan., 1911 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
of a Coal-ioading Plant, capable of deliver- ment, Sydney ; and at the Office of the 
ing into ships holds about 1,000 tons of coal sg Agent-General of New South Wales, 
per hour at each side of a New Jetty to be London. ; 

Erected at Port Kemble, South Ccast, New | | 
South Wales. 


Stores Supply Committee, 
Sydney, 12th August, 1910, 
TENDERS FOR SUPPLIES AND SERVICES FOR THR PUBLIC SERVICE. 
ENDERS will be received at the Stores Supply Department, 15 and 17 Young-street, for the Supplies and Services 
specified in the Schedule hereunder, up to 4°15 p.m. ou the date set forth in the second colnnam thereof. 


A. BERCKELMAN, 
Executive Member. 


Dates up to which 


Description of & for. Tenders nil ike. 
escription of Supplies te be Tendered for mati Ta renetted: Ramarkr 


Conveyance of Coal during the period terminating 30th 
June, 1911, from :— 
Newcastle to Port Stephens. 


24 August, 1910] Tender forma and further particulars may he 
obtained en application, and at the Distric 


Works Office, Newcastle. 


Purchase of Kerosene Tins in cases from 1st October, 1910 | 24 August, 1910 | Tender forms and further particulars, may be 
obtained on application. 


nr rr tenn 


17 Ave., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 4523 


(933] Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910, 
TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WATERING PLACES. 
ENDERS will be received at this Office for a lease of the Public Watering Places specified hereunder. 


Tenderers are requested to state what rental they are prepared to offer for a ldase, or the lowest sum for which they will 
work the Watering Places with the privilege of retaining the collections as specified in the Regulations. 


Tenders must be addressed to the Tender Board, and endorsed with the name of the Public Watering Place for which the 
Tender is submitted, and accompanied by a negotiable deposit for the sum of £5, with the names 2ad addresses of two sureties 
for approval, | 


The Department does not bind itself to accept any Tender. 
The lease will be subject to the provisions of the ‘‘Public Watering Places Act of 1900,” and the Regulations thereunder 


The lessee may cultivate the Tenant’s Lease, and any improvements which he may effect in the shape of clearing and 
burning off timber may be considered in his favour should he tender for a new lease at the expiration of his term. 


Copies of the Act, Regulations, Conditions of Lease, and Agreement may be seen and further information and forms 
of Tender may be obtained from the local District Works Officer, or from the Department of Public Works, Sydney. 


CHARLES A. LEE. 


Date from which 
Area of Term Tend 1 b 
Watering Place, Tenant’s Lease. Fond. of Lease, | ‘he Learns be} 9 pina anaeres 
Se Es) Pe 

Mt. Drysdale Tank... a At Mt. Drysdale ... se 5 years/| 1 Qct., 1910 ...| 12 Sept., 1910 
Cobham Tank ... Me de Tibbooburra to Wilcannia 5S SLY 3 Fe ahs 12) ps 
Paldramata Bore a ae Wilcannia to Milparinka VEE OMD hotest LE SS a eal, Los Be 
Wolfrey’s Weir... Ree - Brewarrina to Goodooga SSS etal mira Ath ocr poe ae eile, Hi 
Momba Bore ... ae sine Wilcannia to Hungerford ORES 1 i Peal LAD Ore Fe 
Mulgany Bore ,.. ss 2 Wanaaring to Milparinka Deas Me Ee i we 12 ss 
Bulgoo Tank ... oA ost Balarabon to Cobar ae ie; ' apa) le 3 
[1049] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 10th, August, 1910. 


APPLICATIONS FOR LICHNSES UNDER SHOTION 24 (1) OF THE “WATER AND DRAINAGE AND 
ARTHSIAN WELLS (AMENDING) ACT, 1906.” - 


N accordance with section 24 (2) of the “ Water and Drainage and Artesian Wells (Amending) Act, 1906,” I -hereby 

acknowledge the receipt of the following applications tor Licenses, and on the days and at the places specified here- 

under, being within the Land Districts in which the wells or sites thereof are situate, public inquiries will be held as to the 
desirability of granting the applications :—- 


State whether new 
artesian well, or existing 
well proposed to be Portion. Parish, County. epeite e Date and Place of Inquiry. 
enlarged, deepened, or SUELC Hs 
altered. 


Name of Applieant 
or Applicants. 


Jno. Chas. Duncomb, New Artesian Well { re | Coonong ..,! Jamison} Moree ...| Date—2nd September, 1910; 


~ Time—1l a.m.;  Build- 
ing—Court-house ; Town— 
Narrabri. 
The Hon. Sir Samuel] New Artesian Well ..| W.L.L,| Longside ...| Barrona) Western ...| Date—5th September, 1910; 
McCaughey. 899. Time—10 am.; Build- 
ing—Court-house ; Town— 
Bourke. 


The inquiries will be held by Mr. R. F. Jenkins and Mr, W. M. C. Moore respectively, and all persons whose interests 
appear to be affected by the granting of the applications shall be permitted to attend at the inquiries, and be heard in support 


of or in opposition to the granting of the applications, 
CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister for Public Works, 


[1050] Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 11th August, 1910. 


APPLICATION FOR A LICENSE UNDER SECTION 10 OF THE “WATER RIGHTS AOT, 1902.” 


N accordance with section 11 of the “ Water Rights Act, 1°12,” I hereby acknowledge the receipt of the following applica- 
tion for a License, and the date and place specified Lereuuucr are hereby appointed for the inquiry in regard thereto :— 


Nameof Applicant. Nature o? Work. | Portion. Parish. County. Land District. 


Date and Place of Inquiry. 


0 | 
Maitland ...| 31st August, 1910; 9°30 a.m., 
Land. Board Office, Hast 


M. & R. & W.H.| Pump on the Hunter 100 | Maitlend ...| Northumber- 
| Maitland. 


Scobie. River. land. 


| 


The inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board ; and all persons interested are hereby notified to attend, and if they 
have any objections to the granting of a License for the ssid work, they should state their objections at the inquiry hereby 
appointed, ; 


CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister for Public Works. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 


[17 Ave, 1910, 


LICENSES under the “ Second-hand Dealers and Collectors Act, 1906,” have been issued as under :— 


Where Premises situated or Address. 


During tur Monts or Jury, 1910. 


4524 
Place where issued. Name of Licensee. 
Balmain #ss ...{ *Smith, James Bye 
Do se Coles, Edward Jas. Sydney 
Do Ae ...| Roberts, William Leslie 
Do ies ...| Anderson, Herbert Hvered W. 
Do 265 ...| Moran, Hugh James 088 
Do 5 ...| Richardson, David . 
Do . «| Forster, W liam Jno, Hilton 
Do seu ...| Pearce, Alired as es 
Do kee ...| Alexander, James... ise 
Bellingen... ...| Murphy, Herbert Victor 
Burwood We ...| Geose, Max ... Are 
Coonabarabran «.| Hopley, Thomas... be 
Central Police Court...) Abrahams, Joseph .., ae 
Do ...| Bramwell, Herbert Francis 
Do ...| Dawes, Albert Oscar ae i 
Do ...| Gillond, Ada vee ve ee, 
Do | Himmelferb, Charles eee i 
Do | Harris, Samuel es od 
Do a Jenkins, Harry William |... 
Do ...| Joseph, Semuel sae ee 
Do ...| Marks, Solomon .., eee 
Do Melver, William 
Do ...| Morris, Robbert 
Do ..| Mudge, William Henry 
Do ...| Neshling, Paul : 
Do ...| Nathan, Lewis Henry 
Do ...| Perlman, Rebecca , 
Do ee-| Plumb, Charles Thomas : 
Do ...| Ralston, Walter Gus Hic 
Do Russell, Anna Elizabeth 
Do ...| Young, Harry 
Do Bourk, Henry 
Do F Boughton, Frederick John.. 
Do ...| Cohen, Julia. see sae 
Do ...| Garr ie Luigi occ ase 
Do «| Maiam, Arthur ... Aa 
Do Morgan, John 28 
Do Oberg, William Joseph 
Do ...| Pigott, Maria me tae al 
Dubbo... Se «| Johnson, Alfred ... tsi ae 
Do 35 ...| Hall, Henrietta es Sas 
Forbes... ee ...| Twogood, Edward Henry wah 
Do im ...| White, Bagration 
Germanton 5 40 McCormick, John Thompson 
Do i A do 
Gilgandra.... ...| Fitzgerald, John Francis ... 
Do be Pe do 
Glebe Byrne, Reginald ea 
Do Soe ...| Thorley, Bertie dee of 
Do é ...| Smith, HKdward Wm. ae 
DE oi bs Fagan, Charles 
Do eh F atton, Robert Lewis Cooper 
Do iis ; nry, Henry Alfred George 
DG ss és des ight, Archibald John .., 
De «8 ake ...| bentord, Ernest Campbell 
Do ... big ...| Smith, Edward George... oi 
Do E ...| Scutts, Henry Albert. Bah eae 


Glen Taties | Fuller, Charles des a 
Goulburn vas ...| Watson, John James, senior 
Do ae Aythur, Robert ot 
Jerilderie Ag Camera, Andrew... Pe 
Murwillumbah O'Shea, Frederick Charles. 
Neweastle ... Crane, ‘Albert John vee 
Do nos ...| Comyn, Russell ,.. Bac ren 
Do i Leslie, Ernest EN tee 
Do «| Boyce, Christopher... 500 
Do : Stuart, Reginald 3 
Do vas ...| Hanne, Henry Charles 
Newtown d ...| Everett, William Thomas .., 
Do ted ...| Thompson, Joseph Samuel... 
Do tis ..| Smith, Ada Redvers fe 
Do ‘st «| Stirling, Vivian Leslie % 
Do és «| luyon, Charles ne eh ies 
Do eee ee Hall, Robert eee 
Do é ee: Blatchford, Richard i Fg 
Do ise «| Green, William. Thomas .,, ry 4 
Do hie ...| Lawler, James George... 
Do 2 ..-| Smith, Carl John be oF 
Do oh: .| Harris, Frederick ... sap ot 
Do sie «| Wilson, William James .., sal 
Do ‘ «| Lowe, Walter ih bes 


Paddington © és 
Do 


Do wee 
Do dee tee 


| Adlington, Elizabeth 
...| Butt, Edward 


Hillis, Horace, junior 


eee eee 


Tobin, James ivd 


Read’s Wharf, Balmain  ,., fee 
Belmore-strect, Balmain ,., F 
40 Hartley-street, Balmain ... 
17 Kvans-street, Balmain ... 

do ise Bb 
1 Ennis-street, Balmain _.., fe 
45 Foucart-street, Balmain .., 
17 Dick-street, Balmain... bee 
79 Kvans-street, Balmain ... BG 
Kempse 
Church- street, Canterbury . ae 
Coonabarabran ti 
495 Klizabeth-street, Sydney 
219 Harris-street, Py rmont .. “oh 
271 Crown-street, Sydney ag 
(Stall) Markets, Hay-street, Sydney 
329 Sussex-street, Sydney ... ae 
109 Goulburn- street, Sydney eed 
46 Albion-street, Sydney aoe re 
6 Flinders-street, Sydney 


eee 


oe 


28 Royal Ar cade, off Géorge- street, Sydney 


274 Oleveland- street, Sydney 

220 Elizabeth-street, Sydney a 
180 Harris-street, Sydney cs 
894 George-street West, Sydney 
1054 Castlereagh-street, Sydney 


isi (Stalls) Markets, Hay-street, Sydney 


11 Mew-street, Sydney on soe 
277A Pitt-street, Sydney ; 
145 William-street, Sydney... 
524 George-street, Sydney ... 
19 Goodchap-street, Sydney 
76 Lower Campbell street, Sydney... 
17 Mary. Ann street, Ultimo : 
15 Wentworth-place, Sydney ave 
20 Corben-street, Sydney us 
42 Terry-street, Sydney 5 Hoc 
21 Little Hay street, Sydney Sp 
596 Harris-street, Sydney ... Wes 
Macquarie-street, Dubbo 
do 


Lachlan-street see ae 
Rankin-street.. : see oe 
Albury-street, Germanton set i 


Bridge-street, Gilgondiew % 
do 


57 Glebe-strest, Glebe iat 
25 Junior-street, Leichhardt 

1% Preadgold-street, Leichhardt’ 
62 Jarrett-street, Leichhardt 

89 Foster-street, Leichhardt 


.| 22 Susan-street, Annandale ... oo) 
.| 28 Queen-street, Glebe BAS vee 


338 Norton-street, Leichhardt neo 
17 Arundle-street, Glebe ... 280 
Skelton-street, Leichhardt ... 

Glen Innes 

Union and Lagoon atreets, Goulbuth 


Grafton-street, Goulburn ... | 
Jerilderie os tx vas 
Murwillumbah se A 
Beaumont-street, Hamilton « A = 

do 505 ode 

do be as 
101, Darby-street , Newcastle one 
homed: street, Adamstown . oe 
Merewether 


882 Parramatta-road, Petorsham, 
168 Parramatta- toad, Petersham : 
No. 5 Stall at the Newtown Marketa 


.| Petersham-road, Marrickville 


1 Bay-street, Cook’s River ... 


...| 45 Stephen-street, Camperdown tt 


128 Missenden- roud, Camperdown ... 
47 Oxford-street, Neirtown ar 
96 Simmons- street, Enmore.. 


| 87 Fowler-street, Camperdown * 


38 George-street, Erskineville bi 
18 St. Jolin street, Lewisham 


.| Sydenham-road, Marrickville aK 


320 Oxford-street, Woollahra 7 


- 478 Oxford-street, Woollahra ata 


Blenheim-street, Waverley ... #4 


word Hough-street, Waverley i. ei 


| 


Nature of License, 


Second-hand dealer’s, 
Collector’s. 
do 


Second-hand dealer's, 


do 


Second-hand dealer’s. 
do 
do 
do 
do 


..| Collector’s, 


Second-hand dealer’s, 
Collector’s. 
do 


Second-hand dealer’s, 
do 
Collector’s. 
Second-hand dealer's. 
Collector’s. 
do 
Second-hand dealer’s. 


.| Collector’s. 


0 
...| Second-hand dealer’s. 


Coliector’s. 
do 
do ; 
Second-hand dealer’s. 
do 
do 
Collector’s. 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do ‘ 
Second-hand dealer’s. 
do 
Collector's. 


do 


i 
* License transferred from William Hurley, No. 17 of 1910, 


17 Avea., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 128. 4525 


SECOND-HAND DEALERS’ AND COLLECTORS’ LICENSES ISSUED—continued. 


Place where issuéd. | Name of Licensee. Where Premises situated or Address, Nature of License. 


Doxina »He Monty or Jury, 1910—continued. 


Paddington ... | Thomas, Frank .., see ...| Rose Bay... Pa s.| Collector's, 
Parramatta ... ...| Schreiber, Hermann sat ...| Church-street, Puvrathatta aa ies ...| Second-hand dealer’s. 
Do ve s..| Peters, Elizabeth Wade... ...| Wigram- -atreet, Granville .., ss es, do 
Do aes Goff, George H. .., He ...| Barcom-street, Merrylands ... ye ...| Collector’s. 
Do ...| Faulder, Kmily fag SK | Guildford 7s. Se are aa ce do 
Penrith ...| Harper, Earnest... we ...| Penrith ey, i's eee ai Ses do 
Do ae .| Fell, Ernest ... +02 ref ae do ies Ne tad wee ee do 
Redfern tes ...| O’Loghlen, Péter ... aus ...| 70 Regent-street, Redfern ... site ...| Second-hand dealer’s, 
Do ats ...| Mapstone, George Henry ... ...| 249 Hencerson-rood, Alexandria ... pr do 
Do irs ».| WVideon, Harold Charles .., ...| 53 Regent-street, Redfern .., vou ner do 
Do te et Greenhalgh, William ah ...| 80 Caroline-street, Redfern ... sas ...| Collector’s. 
Do i set Hunt, William... ..; att a do wis nr i do 
Do dea ads McKay, Brnest err sj ...| 23 Thurlow-street, Redfern... ds ¥ do 
Do ; v| Latham, Arthur... ars ...| 538 Botany-street, Redfern ... ue sae do 
Do ay «| Price, George Bae ve ...| 48 Rowley-street, Alexandria a ve do 
Do 5 .-.| Taylor, Ernest ive AY ...| 151 Botany-street, Waterloo bas Hee do 
Do «..| Campbell, William Mark ... ...| 239 Cleveland-strect, Redfern tie He do 
Wagga Wagga ..| Marr, Joseph Thomas fae oa: vee ee eRe PR ar Re do 
Do .| Collins, Albert aed bee vas ids bea is do 
Water Police Court ...| Rogers, James poe fee | 216 yraette -street, ‘Sydney eh a do 
Do .-.| Sandstrom, Albert ... a ...| 160 Orown-street, Sydney ae bea ie do 
Do .| O'Connell, Phillip ... tee ... | 9 Little Burton- street, Sydney... re do 
Do «| Willis, Sydney es ...| 19 Faucett-lane, Sydney sve ae te do 
Do ...| Smith, Thomas rer ot ...| 6l Crown-street,Sydney ... oe ies do 
Do ..| Pennington, Vincent aoe . .| 295 Palmer-street, Sydney ... ive oh do 
Do .| Royce, Bertie ob vee ...| 14 Hargrave-street, Sydney... or “ do 
Do ...| Fulljames, Mary Ann tee ...| 9 Hargrave-street, Sydney ... dot at do 
Water Police Court ...| Atkinson, William George... .| 19 Alexander-street, Sydney bes ...| Collector’s. 
Do ,..| Lborburn, Charles ... a ...| 181 Palmer-street, Sydney ... ee “ do 
Do ...| Clifton, Albert ea aye ...| 14 Brisbane-street, Sydney ... See ae do 
Do «| Roberts, Arthur Albert... ...| 23 Hunter-street, Sydney .., bei ...| Second-hand dealer’s, 
Wollongong ... .| Stoyles, Jno. Blackler ved ...| Kenny-street, Wollongong ... Se ...| Collector’s. 
Do we ...| Witt, William at "ar ...| Collins-street, Corrimal Ey a2 ...| Second-hand dealer’s. 
[727 } Department of Fisheries, 


Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 
APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER CULTURE. 


T is hereby notified, for generel information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to Jease for Oyster Culture the 
portions of land act opposite their respective names, as mentioned herennder. 

Tra¢ings showing the positions of the several portions enumersted may be inspected at this Departmert Caily, excepting 
Suturdays, between 11 and 3 o’clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 120 ’clock. 

Any pereon may, by memorial to the Board of Fisheries, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds to 

be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. 

A, BRODIE, 


Secretary. 
ecu ha REE AS Er ER ted “Length | 

Lease ; Term of 

Appl t. Locality. Parish. County. f 

sah meer: 4 | 4 Foreshore.| Lease. 

PAaNBULA RIVER. Yards. 
6524 | John Severs, sen. ...,| On the southern bank of the East Arm of; Yowaka ...) Auckland ...; 100 | 15 years 
Panbula River, lying between Kmily Libby’s 


oyster lease No. 5,744 and John Severs, 
| |  jun.’s, oyster lease No. 5,688. 


Port STEPHENS. 


6570 | Ernest Symonds ...| On the northern shore of Port Stephens, at| ............ Gloucester...) 225 | 15 years 
the eastern end of applicant’s oyster lease 
No. 6,406 on the frontage of A. A. Coy’s 
grant. 

Ciype RIvER. 


6573 ; William Barclay ..| On the southern bank of the river, near the) Goba ...{ St. Vincent...) 182 | 15 years 
entrance to BMcLeod’s Creek, and lying 
between A. J. Clark’s oyster lease No. 6,316 
and I. Wray’s oyster lease No. 6,187. 


Port HackinG. 


6574 / Robert James Foraythe | On the southern shore, near the entrance to| Wattamolla | Cumberland; 500 | 15 years 
| the South-west Arm, extending north- 
erly from the south- west corner of Wm.| 
Coaten’s portion No. 12 of 60 acres. 


HAWKESBURY RIVER. 


6378 | Joseph George Malouf...{ On the western bank of Berowra Creek, at the; Berowra ..,) Cumberland; 100 | 15 years 
northern end of applicant’s oyster lease No. 
4,675, and fronting G. Collingridge’s por- 


tion No. 9 of 40 acres. e 
Hunter RIvER. 
6582 ; Theo Towns and Daniel, On the southern extremity of Moscheto Newcastle...| Northum- 75 | 15 years 
Newsham, Island, at the eastern end of Thomas land. 


Tatham’s oyster lease No. 4,501. 


° 


4526 


[1099} 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. [17 Ave. 1910, 


Department of Fisheries, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER CULTURE. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture the 

portions of land set opposite their respective names as mentioned hereunder. 

Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Department daily, excepting 

Saturdays, between 11 and 3 o'clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock. 
Any person msy, by memorial to the Board of Fisheries, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds 

to be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted, 


te | Applicant. 
6555 | Robert H. Newton 
6444 | William Ernest Smith 
6589 | Andrew Derwent and 
Andrew William 
Derwent. 
6590 | Alfred Henry Ward .. 
6691 | Joseph Izzard ,,, 
6533 | George Albert Southwell 
6547 | George Ravel ... 
| 
6584 | John White 
6587 | James Morante a 
6588 Do 


t 


.. | On the northern side of Godwin Island, at its 


CEARENCE RIVER. 


On the southern side of Waringa Island, on 
the western side of an inlet, at the north- 
eastern end of applicant’s oyster lease No. 
5,799. 


GEORGE'S RIVER. 


On the eastern end of Oarter’s Island, 
adjoining applicent’s oyster lease No. 6,117. 

On the northern side of Mangrove Island, 
Woronora River (a tributary of George’s 
River), about 300 yards westerly from the 
eastern extremity. 

At the southern point of entrance to Inch’s 
Creek, Woronora River, at the end of the 
mavegrove point, and extending south- 
westerly. 

Hawxkrspuny RIVER. 


On the eastern side of Mooney Mooney Oreek, 
at the western end of J. G. Malout’s oyster 


Locality. | 


lease No. 5,425, at Big Bay. 


Manynine RIver. 


On the northera site of Pelican Island, at its 
eastern end, and extending into the waters 
of Pelican Creek. 


WaLtis LAKE. 


western end, being identical with applicant’s 
expired oyater lease No, 3,026. 


Mactgay RIVER. 


) On the north-western side of Rudder’s Island 


at the north-east corner of applicant’s 
oyster lease No. 5,944. | 
Port STEPHENS. 


On the western shore of Wokbegong Bay at 
the southern end of G. W. Engel’s oyster 
lease No. 6,440 on the frontage of the A. 
A. Coy’s. Grant. 

About 25 lineal yards north-easterly from the 


t 


northern end of G. W. Engel’s oyster lease 
No. 6,440 above-described, 


DISTRICT COURTS. 


J. A. BRODIE, 


Seeretary. 
res, | commer, [Rene ia 
Yards. 

Taloumbi ...| Clarence 100 | 15 years 
Sutherland...{ Oumberland| 400 5 years 
do de 500 |15 , 

Holsworthy do 160 | 15 , 
Patonga ...| Northumber-| 309 {| 15 years 
land. 
eo) Macquarie...) 300 5 years 
Forster Gloucester...) 100 | 15 years 
Clybueca ..,| Dudley 200 | 15 years 
’ Gloucester...) 100 | 15 years 
He oe aed do 100 | 15 ,; 


NOTICE is hereby givea that District Courts will be holden at the Court-house at the places and at the times hereunder specified, 


When Court to he held. . 
Plas. <b ae Last date for _ Date of — 
entering Plaints. Registrar’s Notice. 
Date / Hour. 
| 
Cobar o-.|/ 29 Rept, L910. so) 0 1 Sept. 1910...| 5 Aug. 1910... 
Coonamble ... dns ” 10 20 Aug., pee 2 33 Fy 
Corowa ay ae 25 AUg.s 45 2 Sata: - 14 July, . ,, 
Kiama Gisept.si LO Galea eusG, bs rope Sa i 
Lismore a 18 Aug., ,, LOA ae tay ” As dass ” 
Moss Vale ... 15 Sept.) 5; LORY) S20 iss ” 1b ” 
Murwillumbah 28 Angie: 5 ia B55 » 4» » 
Muswellbrook 28 Sept., _,, 10 10 Sept., _,, 22 AUG a 5 
Nowra : Bee - 10. 4) 20'Aug.,  ,, PP» oe A 
Nyngan’ .,.,, V6 ae a Sir Uh aes, ‘a 27 July, _,, 
Orange vi avd ES chao. ee 10 AL SSAC EE 2) JUNC Ke. dae 
Port Macquarie 8 8ept., |, Tre azanue, 1910.,.|"15 Aug.) ae ic 
Singleton EPO H CRO meDE.. — +, Lo July, 0 
Taree Se sen De, a LOPS) 2agADe, ae ., 25am Fs 
Wagga Wagga... 20 Aug, ,, 10 So 5 » 24 June, 
Walgett rae SHOC nt 10 | 20 S8ept., _,, 1) Avie aes 
Warren... Sri 12 Sept. ,, 121 26 Aug., . y 30 July, — ,, 
Wellington... A _ * LO as Oa, 4 25° y; 5 Mase 


Registrar by whom notice given. . 


H. M. Blackmore. 
J. Shepherd. 

R. Hughes, 

G. Wheeler. 

A. B. C. Burke. 
G. 8. Shepherd. 
H. L. Meads. 


Brie <p 
i 


Bb 


. Eldershaw. 

. Olson. 

. D. Walker, J.P. 
. Dunn. 

. T. Cleary. 

. Chiplin. 


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17 Ava., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 128. 4527 


Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910, 


STOCK ACT, 1901. 
PART VI.—REGISTRATION OF BRANDS OF HORSES AND CATTLE. 


FIRST QUARTERLY LIST OF HORSE AND CATTLE BRANDS FOR 1910— 
SECOND NOTIFICATION, 


OTICE is hereby given, in terms of the provisions of section 176 of the above-named Act, that the Brands set 

opposite to the names and addresses of the persons mentioned in the appended List have been applied for, 

accepted by, or allotted to, such persons ; and that if, within two months from the date of this notification, no objection 

be made by any other person on account of his owning a Horse or Cattle Brand similar to any of those hereby 

notified, such Brands shall be deemed to belong to the persons so applying for the registration thereof, and shall be 
registered accordingly. 


1. The attention of stock-owners and the public is called to this notice and the appended List of Brands ; and 
applicants whose names appear therein are requested to see that their Brands and names, and the postal addresses 
of the places or stations where the Brands applied for are intended to be used, are correctly given, in order that all 
notices may be addressed to the proper post towns of such places or stations. 


2. If any error or omission be observed, the applicant should at once communicate the fact to this Department; 
and in doing so he should be careful to give the Brand and number set opposite to his name as well as his address. 


S. T. D. SYMONS, 
Registrar of Brands. 


List of Horse and Cattle Brands for Quarter ending 
81st March, 1910. 


The letters HC in third column denotes that the Brand is registered for Horses and Cattle. 


The letter H “p 4 A FA Horses only. 
The letter C ‘3 FP an ‘A Cattle only. 
The letters CM 3 3 A 35 Camels only. 
Brand. Abas 8 | Name and Address. No. Brand. Aen : | Name and Address. No. 
D n . 
-—————~— a co a em 
A. B 
ao eae HC Robert J. Stalling, Wilson’s Downfall) 108623 ys sien HG pees O. Been Comboyne, via |108639 
. Poet ean : x ew, Camden Haven 
ate Henrie ee Cc rein ‘EEE hae ane Pte 15833 Bret ees Fhe Bell’ Qbonndible 108693 
Thomas Bonlfen are fae Re ae eee ee G |Mary McCabe, .Lochiel, Pambula. T5803 
AE 7 ae ae B (Transferred from B. H. McCabe). 
ea Rert ly HC |Alfred EH, Pery, Gil Gai, Inverell 109203 bIU...|. (Cohn Wm, and Stephen G. Butt, |108841 
a RUC HS HC OES E. See aS Stansbury, /|109299 Dee Eee 
angein, via Pilliga y 
AG@...)......... HO|Albert G. Smith, Mungindi 109107 
; Cc 
PE eases ox H C|Margaret McHatten, Craiglea, Oberon 108854 
pee ian pare H |Albert H. Millthorpe, Brewarrina 109139 ear aang HC |Cecil F. Charles, Gloucester 109121 
SAG Lileetcoens HC|Albert J. Hulbert, Barwon-street, /109222) C&L)... HOC Charles F. Green, Clear Hills, 109131 
H Narrabri (al Breakfast Creek 
pny reese HCiAlbert J. Nicholas, Oaky Creek, {108982 car aunty HCG Charles Rowlands, Hilton, 108691 
u Bonshaw a Mandurama 
2 AR bade ates 6 C\Arthur J. Smith, junior, Mungindi /108967 C } os ee HC Clarence H. Barnier, Elizabeth 109047 
BAL NeEbsa.| casas ts HC|Albert N. Hutchings, Bryntirion, {109321 HB Island, Grafton 
Tootool Cc es vied { syed 
Gry cot ees HC|Alfred S. Jones, Crow Mountain, [108953] 0 Sys" EC Cecil. He, Camper Depibanin LO8366 
Upper Manilla CoN: Biliges oa ACS. and I. Crain, Burnside, Grahams- | 15791 
wa Slee HC Albert W. Perring, Gerrymberryn (109049 Mit (Transferred from Thomas 
ae vee eee! eae Tarban, via Ba ae Seine HC Clara Dover, Byron-street, Inverell 109125 


= \ eee 
No. 128, 17 Avausz, 1910,—3, : 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 


4528 
etree A Rey a ee 
ad 
Brand. [Brand 8 Name and Address. 
FT 
Sens Beas HC (Charles J. Hurtz, Tenterfield 
sli ./H GiCharles Lucas, Adciong 
ONY. aliéace dea. H {Patrick J. Conway, care of T. A. D. 
| Mathews, ‘‘ Maryantha,” Cobar 
Post Office 
ee Bh testers HC {Coventry Bros., Lyndhurst, Armidale 
nas poten scs C |Clarence W. Parsons, Clarence Town 
vie) 
Fest aeuintia H |David A. Beggs, Euston 
DAB: [ahaha EVCIGC., Hi, E., and W. Connery, Poor 
Yy f Man’s Hollow, Bathurst 
"Se gee HCJJohn P. Condon, Farm 196, Goonoo 
J ae Goonoo, Dungowan 3 
5D yru BaeU aapemonac HC |Robert Leslie, Executor, Estate David 
Leslie, Ungarie, via West Wyalong 
atte goeetae' HC|Mary Madden, Rose Farm, Catheart 
SD Ra a ae es HC\|Nolan Bros., Springmore, Berridale 
AO. esis C |David Oliver, Round Swamp. (Trans-| ‘ 
ferred from James Oliver.) 
ca eS HC |Emma Driscoll, Casino. (Transferred} ' 
“he from John Driscoll.) 
BD) Vin) iloutices ea HC|Sarah A. Davis, Maclean, Clarence 
2B } River f 
aad 
1 1Hg Weal eeiaserce HC|Edward H. Acres, Heywood, Baulk- 
ham Hills 
i Mas C |Ernest A. Ferris, Knorrit Flat 
Cte oe eRe HCjErrol E. Battle, Dondinalong, Mac- 
oS | leay River. (Transferred from 
Edmund Batile. ) 
EON Of Oleemnaesorene HC| Executors, Estate late Edward Conn, 
Wilga Downs, Baradine 
BBV Se. @ |Edith I. Evans, Merowie, Hillston 
vi 
ae issoanten H |Edward Haley, Tudor-street, Bourke 
awh Perna: HC/Sdward M. Gilbert, Narrabri West 
Goa loess HC/Mrs. A. Swain and Sons, Ranger 
S Valley, Wallabadah 
&S8S chsit C |Ernest EK. Sparshott, ‘* Uralla,”’ 
Robertson, 27a@ Moss Vale 
HIT || Sxcmnesteers HC/Tarrant Bros., Triangle Farm, Ben 
HH Lomond 
a | 
PAK. .c064HC|Frederick A Kelaher, Bingara 
PEP...) occ. HC|Francis E. Power, Hollyrood, Ky- 
wong, via Lockhart 
FQ: MSR atesice HC|Walter Folbigg, Glen Innes 
CUBED EB slecauescies HC/Florence I. B. M. Buckley, Gnomery 
Station, via Brewarrina ; 
hae We abectnee C |Sarah J. Moore, care of Mrs. Emily 
at punore, Deep Creek, Hastings 
iver 
7 Litsceat HC |Florence M. Griffin, Gundy 
OB Ossi Pecado HC|Herbert C. J. Page, Casino 
G 
a ee HC George B. Bridges, Gunnedah-road, 
faa) near Tamwerth 
oe Sepaclones HC|Betsy Barnden, Uralla 
ids fes hinal boa eaan HC Henry E. Darby, Coolanbilla, Spring 
Ridge 
ed T eelvessrec es HC Sydney A. Josephson, Newstead 
Estate, Tarana 
Parra, HC Percival James, care of T. James, 
G} Rose Valley, Barraba 
Ft a ae eens HC |George Gow, Mumbledool, Narandera 
ees I BSher een HC|Ernest Trevanion, Mila P.O., 
Ab Penzance, Bombala 
SAM, «AA sent eile HC Charles Thompson, St. Albans 
Giclee ct V. D. Cox, Mudgee. (Transferred 


from A, M. and V. D. Cox.) 


No. 


108938 
108856: 
108740 
109061 


109040 
108927 


108630 


pc 
“= 


108536; 


108759 
1085674 
108945 
108829 
109168 


109111 


4108792: 


109295 


108673 
168902: 


10849] 


109236 
198149 


108874 
108540 
108952 
108590 
108948 


109135 
108739 


108651 
15848 


Brand. 


alee e erence 


wleene eee 


porleeeveeres 


alte eeeeeee 


slew eeeneee 


aeleee cone 


Former 
Brand. 


seer eeee 


alee ee eewee 


|H.C|Mrs. E. I. Hooper & Son, Wattle 


ad 
8 Name and Address. 
n 
A= 5 
HC|Henry C. Fowler, ‘‘ Redcourt,” 


Exeter 


[17 Ava, 1910." 


No, 


108813 


HC)|Edward Hartog, Mxecutor Estate late|109113 


H. Hartog, care of T. D. Ryan, 
solicitor, Bingara 
HC /Harold J. Motley, Gladstone, 
Macleay River 


fee eeeeey 


seeeeeces 


reeeeeees 


eee enone 


tee neeeer 


see eeaeee 


see eeeeee 


seeeerece 


rn Oy 


eee venees 


ee een wee 


. | 1 C/John H. Williams, Temple Court, 


Grove, Daroobalgie 


HC/Henry A. Thearle, Boggabri. 


x 
Harry C. Norman, Scone 


Sydney J. Shillington, ‘* Kia Ora,” 
Curlewis 

Albert H. Le Lievre, Crimpton Park, 
Rannock 


John Allen, Glen William, Clarence 
Town 

William H. Clarke, Ettrick, Kyogle 5 
(Cattle brand transferred from 
John Clarke.) 

Alfred E. Chatman, Meadow Bank, 
Eugowra 

John W. Dunn, Inverell 


George Jefferys, Munka, Broken Hill 

Joseph Frazier, junior, Rosehill, 
Mitchell's Flat, Armidale. ~ (Trans- 
ferred from Joseph Frazier.) 

Stanley Gray Fowler, Cooligong,. 
Monteagle 

jJames Henry, Long Flat, Hastings 
River. (Transferred from Robert 
and Edward Henry.) 

William 8. Holding, Bookham, via 
Bowning 

Hoddle Bros., Temi, Ardglen. 
(Transferred from James Hoddle. ) 

Sophia Howe, Saumarez Ponds, 
Armidale 

James H. Reilly, Crabbe’s Creek 

Charles H. Lee, Larras Lake, Molong. 
(Transferred from James Lee.) 4 

John P, Laughton, Townsend-street, 
Albury 


(Transferred from Susan Thearle.) 


108810 


108943 


13037 
108587 


108981 
109273 
108415 
T5792 
108670 
T5845 


109310 
T5807 
108801 


108970 
T5821 


108956 


John Neagle, Mole River, Tenterfield 
‘John R. McDonald, Coolamon 


James F, Sebbens, Monkittee, 

| Braidwood 

James Swales, Woodlands, near 
Uralla. (Transferred from Beatrice} 
Swales.) 

Joseph N. A. Weir, Inspector of 
Stock, Deniliquin. (Transferred 
from Joseph Weir.) 


West End, Armidale 


= 
David E. Kirkby, Moree 
Anna and Bertha Kiehne, Six-mile, 
Dundee 
Catherine Kennedy, Brookfield, Mer- 
riwa. (Transferred from Executors; 
_ Estate late Edw. Kennedy.) 


4a 
HC|Executors, Estate late John Clifford, 
Bredbo Station, Bredbo. (Trans- 
from Patrick J..Clifford.) ~* 
C |Executors, Estate late Ralph Liddle, 
“‘ Cometville,” Delegate’ 


t 


109090 
109320 
108802 
T5855 


75842 


/108615 


75800 


108571 


ed 


17 Ava, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVER® {ENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 


Brand. 5 Name and Address. No. 
LM. ::]+. 000020 H |Lionel M. Hendren, Ebenezer, via _|109322 
Windsor 
se Mid..-}...--++- HC Lachlan McLachlan, Glensheil, 109026 
Rylstone 
BaD yes esereeess HC|Wm. and Jas. Challis, Pail Farm, _|108859 
Parkville 
By setts ee HC Arnold Lewis, The Folly, Greta 109027 
ES HC Mary Ann Harrold, Sutton-street, |108877 
Cootamundra 
1) ea HC Gittge Mann, Tumbulgum, Tweed|108485 
iver 
RY GG oof iscivens HC Thomas Murphy, Lillydale, via 108675 
Coolamon 
sa i Caer HC John Morrissey, Byalong Station, /108644 
ay Rylstone 
PUT [ess ccacs HC/Alfred E, McIntosh, Parkes 108555} 
we 
bh Nes eisai C |Alexander Jennings, Reidsdale, via |108573% 
Braidwood 
N 
PN CS i aecliteson vas 'C |Charles W. Craig, Jerrara, Jamberoo |109190} 
ich tee HC \Norbert N. Pendergast, Pitt Town |108754| 


leeveeres 


eee enees 


Racca HC|Thomas Howell, Stuart Town { 34990} 

pi 108101 

re) «.../ HC |Oswald 8S. Wilkinson, Quirindi 6 | 94312] 
SUP - tt {los949 
G. ox sesssseeel © (Oakes Bros., Grafton 108637 

aes ‘ 
are. 2 BG Rereeee HC|Margaret Dwyer, Glenwood, T5839 
Re Migalong. (Pransferred from 

¢ ; Patrick Dwyer.) | 
oh i senccney HC|Percy E. Reid, Ballengarra, Rolland’s|108766) 

¢ | Plains, via Port Macquarie 
; pa anne HC \Heffernan Bros., Clear Hills, Sebas-| 15301} 
WN } topol. (Transferred from Patrick 

Heffernan.) 

2.05 2 Bel Beseonbee HC|Henry Pittman, care of ie a of 103686) 
T } Stock, Tibooburra | 
Cle 5° @ Gate HC|Patrick Kelly, Weemabung Creek, 50733) 
T; 4 Tenandra, Warren 09333 
Ce i 92> ee nereeengl HC/Edmond H. Preston, Nullamanna 109127] 
eb Neeser e HO |Brian J. Toohey, West Kempsey 108820} 
rat vee fete HC |Joseph Post, Wollombi 108705 


efeeerre ie 


see eee 


road, via. Windsor 
ao Alfred ‘and Frederick Nonnenmacher,|108640 
Bletchington, Orange 


Oo 


‘HC (Oliver H. Lenaghan, Lenaghan’s Flat, 
= Minmi 

'HC|Executors, Estate late James L. 
Mitchell, Invergowrie, Armidale 


Q 


HC Francis Sells, Gundagai 
ferred from John Sells.) 


(Trans- 


R 
.HC|Frederick Rapmund, Bombala. 75821 
(Cattle brand transferred from \ |108846 


Sarah Rapmund.) 
HC |Robert Samuel Byfield, Cassilis 
HC Frederick L. Duncan, care of H. R. 


| Dunean, Commonwealth Hotel, 
| Casino, (Transferred from Robert 
Duncan.) 


; a C |Peter Rogers, jnr., Wilbetree, Mudgee 
(Transferred from Peter Rogers.) 


C|\Susanna Rutter, Orange 109224 


Brand. fie 3 | Name and Address, No, 
loa] 
Ss 
Bub westerns seas C |Susan D. Taylor, Glencoe 108767 
OG Bree. .cesece C |Stanley G. Booth, Araluen. (Trans-| 15793 
ferred from Stanley G. Booth, senr.) 
347 Hal Beare C |P. and. T. Lumley, Wardell. (Trans-| 15813 
ferred from John $8. Lumley.) | 
Shy oor rene a HC|W. Moulden, Parkes ‘108614 
io Eee ee H.C\Eden William Hely, Lower Tarcutta {109218 
SERA Seber cine aes HC (Clifford G. Adams, Buccarumbi |108890 
pe: hes eee HC|Sydney Dodds, Moukerai, via Stroud; 15799 
(Transferred from Herbert Sydney 
Dodds. ) 
as 
Ho cal aeeeane IH-C|T. and P. J. McAlister, Yalbraith,!109087 
via Taralga 
TUR Disses: HC|Thomas A. Skinner, Swamp Oak [108782 
Creek, Tenterfield 
Bt oes © [Edmund Bailey, Mullumbimby 107981 
oar L ashi cies H /Thomas W. Benton, Sandy Flat 109242 
TF ‘pnGOses: HC|Thomas E. Smith, Tarriara Bridge, {108910 
Ss Narrabri 
...|H C|John Maunder, Linfield, Dungowan |109287 
BAD coh cis s225 HClJohn F. Shoebridge, Brooman, T5846 
(Transferred from Thomas 
Shoebridge. ) 
ui : Shep Tae HClWJohn Ticehurst, Yuline, Marsden- {109042 
SM road, Grenfell 
BEEBE os snes vente HG Wilfred Tickle, Cressbrook, Yarra-| 15840 
ford. (Transferred from Thomas 
Tickle. ) 
m t Spe aae HC|T. W. Cowley, junr., ‘‘ Holy Corner,”|109313 
WoO Wamboota 
U 
(Bio ks Ree HCWohn N. Moffitt, Grenfell 1087837 
uy leccesseel © } William C, Hall, The Channon, via|10908% 
H ‘ Dunoon 
Vv 
at WS ¢ |David V. Blanch, Moorland 108790 
i © ee HC|Miss Ellen Gilereest, Battye-street,|108975 
o>) North Hill, Forbes 
WEG gels eee HC |William J. Crowley, Navena, | T4143 
Rocky Creek road, Terry-hie-hia, } |108976 
Moree. (Horse brand transferred 
from J. and H. Crowley.) 
AW SLileepuraass HC|James F. Dowdell, ‘Off Flats,”| 75852 
D Hampton. (Transferred from 
William Dowdell.) 
SOUeN aT. duces eee C |Walter E. Ison, Nelligen 109017 
. Si. C |Isabella Kearns, ‘‘ My Cottage,” 109103 
Adaminaby 
AREA ahie-0|' orseeeas HC (Isabel M. Larkin, East Raleigh, Bel-| 15836 
linger River. (Transferred from 
William Larkin. ) 
ANNM. ee C |William Murray, Perch Creek, South|109045 
| Arm, Tweed River 
We Ale eaeeeat HC Catherine 8. Mayne, Spring Creek,|109280 
ME Cargo 
WOK ..| © |Walter Patrick O'Keefe, Stroud 109207 
SU... HC [Isabella Rutherford, Minto, 108959 
Bibbenluke 
s Beets eer H(|Miss Elizabeth Russell, Cubmurra, {109176 
RJ} via Adaminaby 
=x 
it pte oa HC|Albert Marsh, Harwood Island ° 108793 
XI } ae C |Alexander Howatson, Campsie-street,|108867 
x Campsie 
x} a C |B. W. O'Sullivan, Rosewood, Gilmore 108728 


4530 


Former 
Brand. 


Brand. 


Stock. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 


Name and Address. No. 


Former 


Brand. Bei: 


Stock. 


(17 Ava., 1910. 


Name and Address. No. 


BAB cleus CM 
sos heavens HC 
| 
ee ae HC 
ca) Gee HC 
FFD) os thaessiors HC 
wae saabeeeny af 
oa ase 
pes Ed HC 
S } Wee HC 
EF 
oa Pre mes HC 
a} "5000800 Cc 
aN le Geu ores HC 
RPG. Voorsenes HC 
BGS ala esense: OM 
BBY......c 
ao is anterst HC 
sade TAs oe te HC 
S 
HAV | a 
BRB. fecece HO 
we fiaaeyy HC 
Sor Seon HC 
pout feared HG 
5 
ITY... Jere 
Ast Ration a 
My Stic CG 
a Bes Bere .jAHC 
Cpa be Se Cc 
W2 


Letters and Numerals. 


AA. 


Syed Abdul Hack, Post Office, North|!09009 
Broken Hill 
Wilhelmina Hoffman, Koreelah Creek, |109098) 
via Acacia Creek 4 


a5} 


Bernard D, Ferry, Wagga Wagga 108811) 


C 


William T, Donovan, Laguna, Acacia 109079) 
Creek f 


D 


Henry J. Bellears, Tricket-street, 
Deniliquin 

Andrew McIntosh, Bun Loit Farm,|!09167 
Rosewood 

Executors, Estate late William Chap-|108888 

man, Coreinbob, Ladysmith 


108665) 


109011 
T5810 


Ivan Eustance Evans, Pilliga 


Bridget Flanagan, Castlereagh Farm, 
Molong. (Transferred from Edward 
Flanagan. ) 


Edwin Jones, Yang Yang, Maude 109018) 
Edward K. H. King, Balldale 108700 
Frank Lupten, Mittagong, Yerong.) T5849 


(Transferred from Trustees EHd- 
mondsor Co.) 


A 


Frederick Wilkins, Pilliga 

Fanny Maud Campbell, Fowler’s Gap 
Station, via Torrowangie, Broken 
Hill 


108300) 
108714} 


G 
Inza Gool, Post Office, Broken Hill |108661} 
E 
Henry Bown, Bergalia 108528) 


Donaldson Bros., Brooklands Park, 
Yetholme 


G. A. Heinrich, Kars, Ringwood {109187} 
Siding, via Condobolin 

Henry Stephens, Condobolin 108692 

J i 

J. Roy, junior, Currawarna 108974] 

Arthur John Dawson, Armidale. T5830 


(Transferred from Joseph B, 
Dawson.) 
Johanna Donohoe, Nine-mile Box, 


Hay 
Lillian R. M. Farrell, Glen Morrison, 
Walcha 


Joseph Irving, Pelaw Main 


Joseph R, Jeffery, The Globe, 109106 
Wrightville 

Robert McManus, Cooma Creek, 108720 
Cooma 


William Shannon, Maclean. 
ferred from John Shannon.) 

John E. Wuoti, South Arm, 
Bellingen 


(Trans-| T5811] 
109268 


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ree eeeeee 


Ceeeecer 


veeerecer 


tee eeeeae 


seleesoevene 


re eeeeres 


ee eeonee 


eee eeeeee 


ttle we seneee 


see ceneee 


Feeeeners 


a 


ee 


re 


tele e ween oe 


erlreesenes 


tO 


HC 
is 


C 


H 


HC 


HC 


\HC 


M 
Michael McMahon, Unaweena, 108864 
Coonamble 
William McCasker, Boggabilla _{ |/9a288 
Trustees Estate late M. T. Moore, {108961 


East Burren, Burren Junction 

Clarence J. Senz, Rose Leigh, Newton} T5826 
Boyd. (Transferred from Joseph 
Senz. ) 


O 
Archibald H. O’Hara, Shannonvale, {108687 
via Glen Innes 
13 
(George Parker, Cowra Creek 109345 
Anne O’Connors, Summer Hill, 108539 
Cessnock 
R 
Charles W. Pye, Nebea, Coonamble. | 15790 


(Transferred from William T. Keys.) 
Charles W. Pye, Nebea, Coonamble. 
(Transferred from William T. Keys. 


T5790 


) 
HC Executors in Estate of late Robert|108724 


Chapman, Rockhall, Uralla 

Thomas J. Dugan, ‘‘ Lolleep,” Wal-| 15847 
gett. (Transferred from Robert 
Dugan). 


r 


John Avery, Purfleet, Taree, Manning}108458 
River é' 2 
John R. Tracey, Coonabarabran 108880 

WW 
Gordon L. Kelton, Bungowannah, {108994 


Albury 
William A. Young, ‘‘JIona,” Rocky |108920 
River, via Uralla 


~ 


William Young, Oakleigh, Bega 108960 
Z 
George L. Weber, Rose Hill, Texas |108987 


Conjoined Letters. 


A 


William G. Hearne, Hradley’s Head | 175843 
road, Mosman. (Transferred from 
Lawrence Purcell.) 


Alfred James Hordern, Hornsby Bre 


William Arnold, Berryrinie P.O., via|108721 
Cowra 


C 


Cecil M, Smith, Mirridong, Borenore|108882 


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Hi 


George Eginton, Comboyne P.O., |108683 
Camden Haven 


C |E. Marcia Brace, Yarraford, Glen {108779 


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Name and Address, 


Bh: 
) WB witlecs tiene? HC|Francis William Boxwell, Mascotte, 
Texas 
ded 
H Mee sinc HCIR. D., A. S., and C, A. Wiseman, 
‘*Clerkness,” Bundarra. (Trans- 
ferred from Frances HE. Wiseman.) 
HS ellen: © |Henry John Sidebottom, Barnsley 
J 
32 i lea acts HC )|Caroline G. Edmonds, Larras Lake, 
Molong. (Transferred from Charles 
Harold Lee.) 
i kas ere HC Alexander Hunter, Gosford 
JR....|..5....5-( AC |Executors, Estate late J, H. Davies, 
. Curragundi (Moree) and Yarrandi 
(Scone) 
JB" vescecseel OO |James V. Boxwell, Deadman’s Creek, 
Clifton, via Tenterfield 
| N 
Nee Giclisarscess HC|W. and W. T. Grant, Booloocooroo, 
| Curlewis 
BR, ) 
(a2 Sails H /|Executors, Estatelate Robert Roberts, 
Kerrabee, Denman, and 46 Botany- 
road, Alexandria 
Ry Relic osrea HC Arnold Rigby, Russell-street, Bathurst 
(Transferred from F, and A. Rigby.) 
VW 
ie Wesel siatiares iH C|William Isaac, Langley Vale, via 
Coopernook, Manning River 
Conjoined Letters and Letters. 
Cc 
C™M...|.. treeeee HC|Charles F. Mell, Sodova, Upper 
Horton 
Qe owt HC|Harry K. Coward, Comilaroy, 
HE | Mungindi ; 
CRB Snnsear HC Charles Leighton, Newhaven, 
Condobolin 
D 
are ot CR ee C |Richard Casey, South Woodburn, 
Richmond River 
\e° 
G HG... |e HCiGeorge Holston, Bug Town, Ada- 
minaby 
G cea i a HC \George T. H. Nicolas, Quirindi 
EL 
PLY tistics H |Walter Holley, Llangollen, Cassilis 
J 
9 ea Bape HC |John F. Macdonald, Mount Dumaresq, 
M Maidenhead, via Tenterfield 
J wea itd HC\|James 8S. McIntyre, Orton Park, 
Bathurst. (Transferred from James 
McIntyre.) 
. 
M 
ME lence esis os H |Martin B. Roennfeldt, Oak Deen, 
FR Walla Walla 


1093828). FB Uferne 
B 
T5851 GAB... 
CL Serwcasitons 
Jt 
108650) SG Ko ol... oe. 
T8224 NBG eel eee 
109293) 
61857 
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bas dee 
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109327: M eee reenee 
Ae Eanes 
g 
109149, 
108636; 
C "AAT baled 3 
T5820) sts ; 
OES Yuichi 
MAES ee ee 
109022 : 
at 
BEV sin 
109249 
108955 Pi riety 
al 
109193 
108527 
Pe lah 
STS 
Cry Isso 
£D 
108853; AY —  |occeeeee 
rN + rats 
108657, VAY |e 
CIN ee 
A 
109163 Ve} pera! 
LE. 
EL bate. 
FR 
f~J 
108658 Ai . 
75841 et be ee be 
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ae i eo 
AN 
108929 Bikes 
AJ 


SS TRG 


Name and Address. 


4531 


R 
Fi jRobert Brownlee, Lakemba-street, {109162 
Belmore 
| S} 
a Samuel Beck, Settlement, Bega 109211 
H |John Shelly, care of M. Coulson, |108624 
Bruce Plains, Parkes 
H |Sun Loy Kee, Wilcannia 108857 
La 
HC Victor E. Greeves, Balmoral, 108551 
Mullaly 
HQ William A. Owen, Duri 108622 
es 
HC William H. Maunder, Duri 108605 
HC William J. George, Farm 152, Peel)108695 
River Estate, Tamworth 
Conjoined Letters and Letters 
and Signs. 
Cc 
HC|Charles F. Westerweller, Mullabah 109285 
Flat, Gunnedah 
HC |Joseph H. Starr, Block 12, West 108754 
Tamworth ; 
HC|James T. B. Starr, Block 212, 108753 
Dungowan 
HC|William F. Studte, Duri 108530 
Conjoined Letters and 
Numerals. 
Hi 
HC|Edward Huxley, Gunnedah 109247 
J 
HC|John Robson. Parker, Coneac Station, |109029 
Barrington 
Conjcined Letters and Signs. 
AC 
-@ |Ada M. Barry, Rosenthal, near 108780 
Bullahéelah 
HC|Andrew Davis, Murrunville, Dog Trap) 108566 
Ford,. via Yass 
TLC |Aubrey B. Haydon, Manilla 108516 
HC/|Albert Henry Sippel, Dungowan 109196 
His |Alfred Markwell, Mayvale, Barraba |109055 
#£C/|Arnold Charles Porter, Fairview, {109145 
Manilla 
HC/|Ada Paul, Ulabrible, Coonabarra- {108679 
bran 
HC|Albert Russell, Luskintyre, Loch- |108818 
invar ° 
HC|Andrew Rodgers, Estcourt, Attunga |109053 
HO|Arthur Gregory, Post Office, Wee {108965 
Waa 
C\Arthur S. Watts, Rock Villa, Barney’s 108730 
Hill 
B 
HC |James H. Abbott, Fletcher’s Seat, 109046 
Spencer’s Gully, Inverell 


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“Brand, | former e 
Brand. 8 a 
na Name and Address. 
Ni 
| 0. Brand. rae a 
rand, 3 
} et C ~aa i Name and Address 
ft @ {Alice J. Chandler, Bellvi Sie 
? ellview, Shaw Ry : ( 
108843 G4 5 
Bt cokes Rola ema HC \James B 
ahesnc ame : 
AS: H(C|Donald Locke, D Q es Baker, Fernside, Ural 
George’s Plains entonholme, oe ee HC Joseph B . ee 108752 
108973 aRERr ph Barthelson, Adav: C 
: AY, HC James C. Nob Adavale, Cotowa it 
Gud ar el) A eeoaet HG j Bitigletow:- le, Glennie’s Creek, 09311 
i iby alee & HC|Erskine L. B sDenilicfein: le, junior, Horft goes 
eB Crookealit Mount H core San Faas De (Transt eur-street,| 15 
orl 8s HO Fee enry, 10928] pt eeeees E C James “ Oe erred from 794 
a Schdiviaio Edwards, Go el) " Aberdeen arfield, Brushy H 
A eee ra Fs s n, Armidale stwyck 109068 7 - Said. odo HC Mary J Devi Md ill; 05407 
rT ward Holland, Wamb Pr } BeDr cct HC WJohn E vlin, Wagga Wagga 1 
oe : an, John Edwar 07 
Hof oeatm HC Edward J. Howl Moruya 108337 es } PO tr HC pais eae Mayvale, Barraba at 2 7870 
. How a 
A Se ska ett, Currabubul meat Seen Cee H Helettbers Lighthouse Vill 109054 
aM {HC |Ernest. Wm. M a |l0ss6s} 67> x ig C. E. aie ille, —_ 108997 
rw Glen Int ilson, Sun eeetee sf EL apes eat nes, Pump Sta 
cop Fak HC [Ernest 2 si ny Glee, /108969 hi i tee Holtn, Pe GP ee eae 
Macksvi ‘le kins, Warrell eb i aes H ids gie, via South 
Re Prne? H Creek, FL C\Joseph EB : 108891 
JH O|Cyril M lossas]} «SCC Pl teaviside ee : 
. Port C9 . |HC|B , Deniliqui 
2s Fairview, Mani ia) eresford J. Huc iquin 108 
, Manilla |109144 K y Bees HCJ elle udson, Kurrinda 703 
ohn R. King » _ {109161 
rT = fxd Tasewotth Peel River Est: 
tf; te 
epi HOLE. Gor 2s ate, {10855 
i> a Bransdon R HC Annie E. OK ae 4 
ST Pp é astings River awdon Island; /1 ra . eeffe, Tyndale 
ASL. Mary A. Fraser, Nerri steed Ae yeporans HQ |John T. 8. L 109172 
asa :|H@|Gertrude Ett » Nerrigundah | NM sanees [ALO [Rob awrence, Deniliquin 
M. 8 hel H 1088: ert Joht iquin 
fs a eee I. Stewart, N udson and Harri 825, (GB Coonaba fi Morrissey, ‘‘ U 109137 
a tesees HC Robert Oras , Narandera rriet |!08671 P) hich oe: a : rabran oe 108682 
Place, spa ee aa Leura, Lord’ law) William Powell, Berri 
H ARES # C Pas o 8 109221 oy Cooney H CG Toon cea » Derrigan ibd1 
8 H. Thrift, Scone . Winterbottom, Ger 74 
109118. va manton |108318 
Sl | - i M4 ce eee ac ten H i NW 
~N ree EEG [Ernest G. H = — C/Munsie Bros., Swanbrook 
Pe ha 9 Baia & d Jteeeenees in broo oy 
George 3 pie Harrington,” J HC Mary A. Ryan B 109124 
| liosv3e We sl H Gone , Burns’ Creek, 
3 12 i = 5 | WR Risa aie geal Murwillt peed 
=e ce om HC Hodder “i (HC Mary B. iver umbah, 108 6 
rey er Brds., Abetdeen, L H “Raat Ti-tree Creek, 727 
ners & Jer n i é 2 @ re 
== nel H|Horace 0, Bendal , Langothlin| 109265  }- Sete ago peda Te ae ai 
STN Lncieges 18 Bee ee pe a HCjAllan J. Math rate 
i=c | . {EL C|\Herbert James Bec: BG ‘ Roslyn, inverell 
C9 S| teh eeeeee EHC Hill B Fs ecK, Glennie’s Greek li oa 1109182 
ros., Lsiptiaigiay tenn a te \ 
Agel > | a: aoe igen Bingara AS .. |G) William B : 
; pr Peres HC George Davi é F -road, 198954 ro 1 : Mungery Newcomen, Belmont 
ae oe ee Sia Hh ae y, Welling- iP Puede HC (Catherine EK, P on 109232 
; ee ee mt Davis, rkes (Transfe T5818 Kogarah-r artridge Clif 
AEST i corse ; é ? t 
ts Hie peer HC|Henry B. Hamus ask. ve oad; Kogarah on Villa, Bea 
SY 5 aia HClHenry cE s, Barraba a 
Tr ve a Bete ee King-stre 109250; Gy rl HC [Patri SS 
5 wpe HC|James He x ricci mee =a oe Hillier, Victori 
aor - H enry, Bidooba, Cob Be HC damstowa » Victoria-street 10 
tre eeee 3 ’ a ee 2 
mF C|Horatio T. Johns ar 108529 cP Percy A. Howlett, C 9206 
‘ au, ete C |Jose son, Billinudgel ee ae C |Pete » Currabubula ae 
— ees4 ph Horne, Br es 108905) r & Co., Cobar 108761 
Be Seas HO Ht ? EQOEY: at 5) ar ‘ 
Wn enty P. Ker ale, Manly 108 
Sf eles ty H Cc gee alley, 108713 & R 
EL este ee ne ea Eyre, ek 
4 cepeed Hi ; aH i 3 5 CS 
ia} ilton T. Pitman, Lai ilgandra| 104848 Xe "Far Conntel BG Sainsbu 
fa bsteedd it , Laidlaw, Moreé: > HO eee HC Ric oe Dowhe Sidi jtiogsis 
ltC\Join J. O'F Moree |iosgso). SEL— ard J. Fish Bo 
oa Tunes O'Hara, Feri Se i Jae Warren er, Santa Paul 
Fee i Hill, Glen | Ss pp H Bichar&: Bins By 109235 
= - sainga they HC\: H. Richard 10865 1 JHC mn 5. Hhepere Kiwicobat 
ED take Gillenb< rds, care of A. aS ae ; Haglehawk; 108580 
IW S| ete rea rindle Medcalf,|109178} ‘SR ...|H C|Robert Lockyer, I rd ee 
] Camden Haven, Jomboyne, Bre K a Seri) C ‘Robert J. s yer, Paisley, via Yet TD 
wrod sR rll Springw oberts, Lorna D man 108991 
...|H C|Read B ood oone, 1 
f ros., Mor 7 08876 
rom Richard ab (Transferred 
+ Reid.) T5815 


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Wnt, AE ne eee ee ee - 
Name and Address, 


fj : — 
, a | 
No. | Brand. {sedee g Name and Address, % Ro. 


pe ? Sys la rgenis HCiJohn W. C. Liston, Manilla 109070 
C |Thomas Byrnes, Maxville 108574 oO” Base bs: HC |Kelby O’Brien, Wauchope, { 104996 
Hastings River 109225 
, HG /Thomas Nettle Dorrington, Tamworth 108947 oO} i al Premera Hn ERAnELS See s09216 
of} ae tie HC |Enos Trevaskis, Ariah Park 1092564 ca oe ae HC Blomfield Bros., Minono, Marsdens {108706 
AY veeeeaeny HC|Thomas J. Elem, Roseneath; Casino 108589} [| HC Richard H. Hudson, Willanbri, [109012 
SP } mh, telees HC |Thomas Hudson, Mulgrave 109361 as Manilla 
OY bb. wss:|HC ames T. Wilcox, Pine Grove, 109028 PAA Eis sears EHG)D. 8. Joss, Kywong, Lockhart T5844 
Hy Canowindra | (Transferred from N.C. Clapperton.) 
VAT WI. bes t 
est Beets HC Joseph M. Turner, Bundarra 109148; ee th pene Ho\W wee jnr., Meadow Lands, |108553 
° : ; q 7 ¢ 
poate HO|Ferdinand R. Pike, Breeza 109143 ay Seite een oe 109035 
io PE Ul ctcatts HC|Wm. J. Murray, Pappinbarra 109020 
ee AV Q t Beechwood, Hastings River. 
‘Be aye Rreeet HOQ|William Henry Munts, Bugaldi 108681 Py ae: IWeen Sea HC|Executors, Estate late J. H. Davies, |108797 
\B ~ North Abbotsford, Mossgiel % 
iy rare eae HC |Patrick E. O'Reilly, Iron Pot Creek, |109272 
. ( 3 BI Kyogle 
NWS Z fics HC|Walter J. Bacon, Attunga 108765 ©) } Enters HT |Arthur W. Milgate, Sunnyside, Peak|109333 
= lyr say: eee bree 5 Hill ’ 
: aah al Libosgaieini iat te nb ib ‘eke 5 agg eer HQ |Harold Guest, Clenton Lodge, Baan |109133 
Erp 1 [a HG|William Barton; Post Office, Grabben| 109332 | ) Baa. : 
re >} Gullen oa as Myo a rere HC|Duncan M. Sinclair, Fraser’s Creek,. |108514 
mi $ wen tale HO Wie sede J e Kemp, Willow Glen, {109302 ry Ashford 
eee , Meadow Plat : 
sy "j Sallw Tari 
WAP tg 5 ee ge UO Oa Reieae Ho ;W alter A. Sallway, Warialda 108609 
he itoncex HQ|Winthorpe Pickering, Currabubula 1108583 Qu 
WA © Bl coarse HC |Herbert J. Batterham, Dry Creek, {109115 
: hing hee. {Etc |William R. Piggott, East Minto —_—‘|i08747 % Moorian-Flab | 
viel HC Booey Se Forest Vale, Bull |169329 Letters and Signs with and 
: | without Numerals. 
Y Sete H |William T, Walton, Narandera POSSISE acd Salt osese: HC ee (kt? Paik Crickenbar, 108816 
ine) : la} ocky en 
eres 0 Me ae ee eee cian fe FC |Austin G. Small, Copmanhurst 109316 
Ser tere te ate Be C |Alfred Smith, Clunes, Richmond —_ |108870 
Letters and Signs Conjoined. ind Bae . 
men a ace erty ee Oe rors eas HC|Amos J. Roberts, Windfold, Manilla. |108582 
Singleton CY, anaes RK g, ) 
Signs. LL q ees Ho Agnes Barton, Wollar 108560 
¢ Lats Oh sg Lona a HO Henry H. Allison, Mountain View, |109183 
, a we {HC|William W. Wren, junior, Bega 108775 pel | Cherry Tree Hill 
. lawl Paes HC [Alexander Ames, Tulloona, Moree — {109200 
<-> Ssaceict C |Matthew Walsh, Byron Bay ieee HF) HC|Melinda M. Thorpe, Carrisbrook,} 15802 
F H ° vy} ; Cobbadah, (Transferred from 
smoot = Hard, Harde 1087361 S Albert Thorpe.) ; 
Bais Shs oem bbrase @ |Robert L. Ballard, Harden 10873 ae r Hinad WE. Anntiong, Ontien, 15808 
i sett cs HC|Donald A. W. J. Campbell, L0GG16, Aa sate Tarago. (Transferred from Andrew 
JJ Spring wood C. Armstrong.) 
Ae creat, HQ|Wallangra Pastoral Co., Ltd., 108578} vA Alfred B. Morrow, Woolgoolga 109092 
~) Wallangra, Warialda | ae ge HC jAure ; : 
© TR erie CG |William Rose, Never Never, Bellinger,i03204 AN HC|lAllen W. Macdonald, Mibi, via [108517 
River | ae ee an ana onald, Mihi, 
>- BE cate EQ /Alston and Sheaffe, Orange Plains, { 7816) & Boggabri 
Dandaloo: (Horse brand tran 108828) ee. 5 = 8M 
1 ferred from Osborne and Osborne. ) ra! Peyettes se HC Christina Aitken, Equity Park, {108903 
vag Be reer HC |David J. Schaefer, Stonefield, via |100154) . Berrigan ; 
1 — Armidale a itetiea ae | G34). JHC James A. Ward, Tingha 108963 
baie HC /|Percy Gladstone MclIlveen, 108518; a 
C5 f Dungowan i ae HOA. J. C. Bridge, Curlewis 109160 
' 9 40 ni ©.9 . 
% } SS adh Sadie HC|William Noy, Cartref, Pilliga +ho9208) ad vat eat HO Joha W. Albans, Whipon ie 108806 
: | 7 Bek? 
° psesare HC Robert E. Chapman, Gwydir Park, /108725) ey} At ee HC Arthur B. Bridge, West Tamworth 108932 
=e Uralla ru ¥ A ees HO Arthur J. Lemon, Red Bridge, via {109169 
& Marra k I) ngg30! Aii Murrumburrah pegs 80 dct sat 
..+0++{H C|Donald Cameron, Marramook, [LUSI8 EY AR Se: lor senaee HC|August KE. Scholz, Woolpack, Bijiji |1085 
>< Howlong | ry HO Arthur J. Partridge, North View, Tia, 108821 
ee Roeeeee HO|Alan C. Ferguson, Albemarle, /16930]) SO le eee Walcha 
> Menindie CaN hes HC|Alfred William Blake, Tarradale {10883 
Jn vets . 1 108591 2 road, Tumburumba 
wa Brite ye | : val ae HOlAndrew A. Graham, Dunbible, 109015 
i i F Tweed River . is 
aw) “4 58 > aoe “ Qe ees | Tweed River J 


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4534 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128.  . [172Ava., 1910. 
Brand Former | Name and Address N Brand oles 3 N 
* | Brand. = : 0. . Brand. 8 ame and Address. No. 
las) & bspoonnde HC/Alan C. Adams, Mookima-Wybra {108648 Ae ES GU Ressaocs- HC|Eric D. Blackwell, Toomombin, via|108918 
AA Creek, Tabulam af Tabulam 
sqengons F > Graham Colli ripp Springs 8 
ard pie 8 ‘a pares ated we Springs, 10910 g Fo me. HCJohn Boland, Calabash, Amaroo _ | 75809 
SEO ene HOC|A. Carson, Briarfield, Bellingen 109318 — (Transferred from Matthew Boland) 
oo 8 5 aa HC Albert E. Davison, Vineyards, via [108899 mone Ribault HC)|Robert J. A. C. Benson, Tumut- 108783 
AD Riverstone ns street, Adelong 
AA wer Cc geen? rer Emery, Russell-st., |109276 Bo... be spaltans HC peg ae He! Hill and Dale} T5823 
mnu arm, alla Walla (Transferred 
WL HC/Arthur A. H. M. Ellis, Wollongbar, |108872} from B. Odewahn) : 
i 2 a Richmond River gta | dk oud EG Eben aever, Swan Bay, Richmond|108633 ~ 
reewevees Mary A. Balmain, Emily J. Waller) 15804; : 
& and Alice L. Gurney, Kiah Lake Be aa C Bartha. M. Simpson, Portland Post-|1093085 
Station, Berridale. (Transferre from pe : 
Anstralian Joint'Stock Bank, Ltd.) wg paiaeeee C pec J. Warren, Lansdowne Post-|109024 
cor ree enene HC/Ann Gilmore, Greenridge, Casino |109319 
cet seeeneees lel gt Horne, Scabbing Flat, 108378 Cc 
aralga 
AK HO be 
nA Sl ee Ada Ik P Aadizir } 
~ +|Ada Kingham, Port Hacking 10884 olf eras HC|Patrick Crawley, The Glen, Baradine|108680 
WO citar H /Albert Laus, Bugaldi 108879} ONE Bealierccere HC|William E, Clayton, Cooper’s Creek,|108646 
AM a oeates ieee Mullumbimby 
Pe . ice Meehan, Narrabri West 10927 CO oe: HC ehanies J. Cousins, Royston, Stuart|108756 
DM ble HC Andy Richard Pike, Seven Hills 1088077. q 4... HC |Norman Mel, Cowan, Burragen, Ital’ aaa 
AP Vo. C /Arthur Henry Preddey, Narooma 108764 Wise oe ee from 
AP Vp: HC\Albert 8. Payne, Post Office, f] 9657 UNS cee HC W. A. Coombes, junior, Holy Flat,|109157 
at Grenfell “L|10902: C Yarras P.O., Hastings River 
: "gd I al Ae etl HC ; t ), + 1 Oma 
Ags Jamel A: Soa re ae gece (3: HC|Charles B. Moody, Bellingen 109240 
eedes HC 1 Breas : ; Q i . 
~ os ee nee i eer iS ee ot PF es HC 7ohe IEE cach: Native Home, Gum|108861 
Pasi |pndpo ses Albert J. Russell, Coradilly-street, Ai lat, via Inverell 
Gunnedah : ae 
i Ciisiezeane HC] William Craige, Coomb 10894: 
ae ete sis C |Andrew Roache, Deep Creek, Casino |109085} C9 Gilgandra 2 pera ape 
Ac Ss Li prtneeeees HC Charles Sydenham, Kinchela, Macleay 758533 END eee se HG Charles Booby, junior, South 108592 
River. (Transferred from Amelia ft oe Gundagai 
ae B. Sydenham) ! CAP prec HC/|Donald Cochran, Yaouk, Adaminaby {108827 
Aly of | ie H |Albert Sinerco, Bourke 109350) CDI i hicivesiens HC|Ambrose A, Cure, The Grange, 108851 
H CA ’ Delungra 
oy = BE eae HO Albert Smith, care of J. Martin, 1086723 CAA alters HC /Charles Caton, junior, Bellview, 109300 
Y Finchley Farm, Bendemeer i ad Carinda 
A 51 eee H |Donald A. Stewart, Glen Wood, |108875 a ear ce HC Ceans: smell Commandant Hill, 109067 
Gum Flat, Inverell D/C. cc ree Tbe Macleay River 103318 
AT | ents H Ci Andrew Turner, Bella Vale, Cud- |109041f ALA yoo harles J. Pavel, Tenterfield 108748 
ro gellico ae shite HC|Henry Grady, Carroll 109312 
5 8) 3 A E 
AU anata at C JA. 1 Umpleby, Alectown 102770 Ay) fF freestere HC |Cookson Bros., Springrove, via Casino| T5854 
SS RP rg HC A Whitton, care of Mrs. Le Franck,|108704) as a gases ts H | Walter N. Griffin, Teleghery 108844 
role HO ATbeHe arhews Wilberr, Little Plain, 1088894 Oo oi vehaless HC Preis and Crossley, Orange Tree, _|108729 
aw Bombala f ct seycyeeuney 5 
Yopta tl pre eee HC /Charles R. Clissold, Boorie Creek 108601 
AW eas H |sarah Williamson, Red Cow Hotel, |108607% oO ob Richmond River ‘ 
B) wait 4 
Ss Penrith é pt eee bee HC|Charles Dorrington, Collarendebri { Pte 
ay hiwertihie HC |ajbert T. Avery, Gulgong 108548 Ca } Rae Oe H Charles A. Davidson, Post-office, 108746 
NA a feet a HC} Andrew Joseph Norton, Leewood, /10889* < Gangsor 
Ao Bimbi } tie ae HC|Charles Egan, Summerville, Merri ‘ 
(eS Elem HC annie Townsend, Meadow Bank, |10877] i a Memigerin = 
ATi Kugowra ot Senet HC/Charles HE. Elphick, Riverview, 108990: 
seer eeees HC @ jy BE ee ie IN aideee Kybean 
AX J Allan McK. Cox, Piambong, Mudge® 109175 GF saa one HC|Charles W. Harris, Collarenebri 108914 
B a pes. tk HC Paes E. Howard, Holmesville, 109198 
asston, via Willow Tree . 
IAI 4 ‘ z 
ety Mine HO Arthur Wan. Bryant, Wollongbar, |10874¢ NK Plo HC|Charles McKechnie, Curbin 108618 
nichmon iver YK x : “ 
ES) Fa ear HC |William G. Barnden, Spring Dale, 1089224 (he I (Galen HC Charles H. King, Ben Nevis, Barraba|108104 
pee Rimbanda, Kentucky eC ML Pr acen: HC |Christopher McRae, Block 211, 108808 
} rs ae HC |Harry Brown, Bonalbo, via Kyogle |108837j oe _ Pangowan 
a Lareseue C |Dinah Battis, Bungawalbin, Rich- 10874: ee cco HC |Charles Monk, Linthorpe, Collie 108694 
mond River UM 
; Be A eae 70 |Charles A. W. Maberly, Toor. +h} 108570 
eo} rine sei H¢|"dward I, Brown, Warriston, Dubbo}109344} os y> aweena 7 
peas O Samu el Brown, Alstonville, Rich- |108937 Po Pie HC {Charles J. Rowcliff, Cow Plain, Collie}109354 
mond fiver — : aw] 
BS (eee HC Bove Bayliss, Mayville, Bende-|1086535 @ } Pera HOC|Robert Chant, Guy Fawkes 108701 
v~ HC |Herbert W., W. Lavrie, Yar 108788} R 
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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 


Name and Addyess. 


(Transferred from Charles  D. 
Robson.) 

C. E. Clarke and 8. B. Storey, Aronui, 
Trevallyn, via West Maitland 
Campbell and Sutton, Box 23, Post 
Office, Broken Hill 


Charlie Sage, Moonbi 


Clande C. Worner,; Gundagai 


Wm. T. Constable, Lachlan Angle, 
Budgerabong 


D 


‘Henrietta M. Davies, Lower Creek, 


Upper Macleay River. (Tranferred 
from Thomas A. Davies.) 


William H. Davidson, Deepwater 


John N. Doughty, Tumbarumba 


George Downie and Son, Waverley, 
Ariah Road Mail, via Coolamon 
Jeremiah D. Daly, Alstonville, 
Richmond River 


James Dean, Tweed Heads 


Richard Carpenter, Post Office, Tingha 


John Dunn, Bloomfield, Oura-road, 
Wagga Wagga 


John Duggan, Rylstone. (Transferred 


from Michael Duggan ) 

Alexander 7’. Creswick, Canoble Sta- 
tion, Mossgiel. (Transferred from 
The Australian and New Zealand 
Mortgage @umpany.) 

Dempsey & Co., Fernbury, Trundle, 
via Parkes 

William Darby, Brisbane-street, 
Tamworth 

Dennis Cavanagh, Hatonsville, 
Clarence River 

David Callaghan, Nashua, Richmond 


River 
David H. Gosden, Grassdale, Grenfell 


Denis Morgan, Alice Vale, labo 


Dolat Khan, Singleton 


David L. Leslie, Pigabeen, Tweed 
River 

Daniel Mangan, Cambridge-street, 
Penshurst 


Delphyna Noel, Glenfield 


David H. Nelson, Taylor’s Arm, 
Nambucca River 


Ada L. Scott, Ottamildi, Gravesend 


Daniel Zoeller, junior, Ada-street, 
Concord 


Hi 


Daniel Woodbridge, Bendick 
Morell 


Wu. E, McCullough, Coonamble 


Edward Coulton, Gravesend, 
Warialda 

Edwin V. G. Townsend, Bungey, 
Gilgandra 

Alice Murphy, Barmedman 


Thomas Edmunds, Wattle View, 
Cobborah 

Richard C. E, Westley, Hamilton 
Sawmills, Port Macquarie, Hastings 
River 4 

Ernest Birkbeck, Black Mountain 
Creek, via Boggabri 

Emily Burrows, 802, George-street, 
Sydney 


Charles Robson, Taki Tuki, Wyrallah.| 1 


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109075 


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108647 
109044 


109065 
108860 


108524 
108512 


108885 


1108709 
108576 


109191 


108652 
\109283 


108612 


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109097 


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4535 
Name and Address, No. 
Ellen Cartmill, Whiteman Creek, 108796 
Clarence River 
‘len Connolly, Bendolba 109180 
Kdward Duffy, Tuncester, via 109081 
Lismore 
Edward Farrell, Molong 109213 
Edward J, Farragher, Oakview, 108638 
Humungerie 
Edward Green, Kelvin, Gunnedah {108984 
Hdward Garland, Cullenbone 109347 
Ernest Moss, Torrington 109073 
Kdward Pritchard, Watford, Numba |108645 
Kdward A. Swinton, Llangothlin 109159 
Christian HE. A. Wegener, Wattle {108931 
View, Walla Walla 
HC Edwin E. Waite, Courabyra, via 108912 
Adelong 
Bal 
Frank Wright, Byrock Station 108814 
Byrock 94092 
Llewelyn I'ry, Hamilton Sawmills, |108611 
Port Macquarie, Hastings River 
Alexander Fraser, Dunoon, via 108936 
Lismore 
Thomas J. Fogarty, Warialda 108488 
John W. Fahey, Wherrol Flat 108610 
ff, G, Clarke, Thule, Deniliquin 108632 
Frank H. Crouch, Vacy 108596 
Frederick Davis, Tangmangaroo, via |108521 
Bowning : 
Arthur F. Duncombe, Alstonyille, |108597 
Richmond River 
Florrie F. Barlow, Wylie Creek, 108702 
Wilson’s Downfall 
Frederick Hancock, Smith’s Creek, {108641 
Macleay River 
Frederick Hokin, Lyminge-road, 108865 
Rosedale, Croydon Park 
Frederick Imeson, Branch Creek, 109007 
Yorklea 
Frederick M, Kelly, Mullumbimby 108678 
Frederick T. Marsden, Thoreela, 108631 
Dundee 
Francis Myers, Clydesdale, via 108769 
Forbes 
Hrancesco A. Nicolai, Broadwater, |109201 
Richmond River 
‘Wrancis W. Hox, Krin Plains, Moree |108845 
Peter Fahey, Stockinbingal 109110 
CF 
Jane Graham, Swamp Oak 109091 
Herbert Wm. Gibbs, Farm 10, Peel {109147 
River Estate, Tamworth 
George Thomas Galpin, Wooloomin, {109341 
via Tamworth 
Francis Grebert, Burringbar 108741 
Henry R. Gobbert, Gum Flat 109126 
George Arblaster, Bottle Creek, via {108717 
Tabulam 
George H. Bowhay, Cumnock 108556 
George Evans, Fernbrook Farm, 108972 
Lithgow 
Eugene E. Rankin, Rose Dale, 108983 
Shannonvale 109945 
George Fisher, Dungowan ; 99152 
108866 


George Finch, Bassett-street, 


Hurstville 


ATS Ee HC |\Rupert 8. G. Hosking, Nunga, Fairy 
fd Hill, Casino 
ci Cee C |Kate Healey, Condong, Tweed 
New, River 
Vg me Oe HC WJohn Patrick Hancock, Woodview, 
* Casino 
h ‘E Aten HC |\George Haiser, Lismore 
FN | [eve esciee H =|David Hutchinson, Boat Rowers 
Fa Hotel, Fullerton-street, North 
m3 Stockton 
©} bamaeaas C |William Hartnett, Hmmaville 
on svaseoedy HC Thomas Reynolds Hanrahan, Jerula, 
H J! via Oberon 
att} Pais H Thomas W. G. Hopgood, Balabla, via 
SC ? f Thuddungra 
GEE) ss ha: HC John R. Hill, Hill Town, Waitson’s 
: Re Creek, via Bendemeer 
HS | rege ane Cc ‘James H. Hoad, Marlee 
is Eee HG Henry James Grundy, Glenelven, St. 
é Leonard’s Creek ‘ 
Gh Les HC Herbert J. A. Bryant, Boat Harbour, 
HB | Lismore 
or 20 Gee HC Henry Clarke, c/o D. Burge, Surrey 
A House, Grenfell 
ie tstnesatee HG Hugh Cameron, Tingha 
a5 ang: C |Henry Clegg, Medlow Bath 
te eee HG |Elizabeth Hockley, Reckleth Farm, 
— Ben Lomond 
Hk sisutee’ JH C|Williata H. Whitlock, Parkes 
ed Siatestox HC /|Harry Moses, Post Office, Inverell 
aa”) : «:|HC|Henry I. Morgan, The Rocks, 
; opt _. |. Batranald 
SPU Elis-cceiss H |Henry Mayo, William-street, 
5 in Muswellbrook 
S dareig HC/|Henry Richard Moffett, Gowang, 
~ SY 3 Warkton 7 
, Be MaV Ege canst C|Walter H. Nichols, Alstonville, 
a= y } Richmond River 
es sdanronte ; C |Hugh O’Poole, Nerringundah 


# | ere HO 


C |Kdward A. Harrigan, Upper North 


“NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTY, No. 198. 


bes George H. Gray, Booyong, Richmond 


uy the River 
; ae Ree HG George Head, ‘‘ Alma,” Curban, 
a Castlereagh River 
ma Ree C |Gerard Johnston, Broughton Village 
Gis 7‘ - 
Bid Ia 2 HC |Gilbert Marks, Belmont 
— rd HC|Winifred A. M. Martin, 7-mile Peg, 
Gin Coramba Road, via South Grafton. 
(Transferred from George T, 
Martin) 
ns dS eae C iGeorge W. Newell, Nabiac 
an 
G } Seat aeaee Iie George Ryan, Mourabie, Warialda 
ae aibeats ac George W. Tillman, Wongalee, 
GT | Mungindi 
Sa a eee ‘HC |\George Warren, Temora Road, 
Bub | Young 
VI Ree HC Gabriel Ward, Canoona, Guyra 
oe SRLS EEE? HC\George L. Whitehead, Gundarimba, 
h via Lismore 
re ib Wpeeeees HC|Margaret Melville, Sunny Hill, West 
° Manilla 
EL 
Sl ctams cas HC Charles H. Herbert, Forest Lodge, 
H|} Coonabarabran 


via Scone 


Arm, Murwillumbah 


Santee HC Robert J. H. Lockwood, Grenfield, 


Deepwater 


Henry Schytrumpf, Sparkes Creek, 


Former 
No. Brand. ES 


(17 Ava., 1910. 


109258 RI WS Ei C |Herbert Richards, Mandemar, 109279 
iR Mittagong 
LO8978EN HS Z|. ..cceees HC/Henry 8. Stoddart, Manilla 108755 
FEY bikaecds HOC|Horace W. Thompson, The Stone- {109062 
10884 mer house, Wilberforce, via Windsor 
HV ¢ |-csesess./ EC} William V. Howe, Babirah, 109089 
108688 Wt Gilgandra |. 
cael) OS. 2 HC|Henry White, Spring Range, Rock- |109149 
TO7 96) of. vale 
f Br 4 des G}Annie R. Warren, ‘‘ Oranmeir,” 108803 
Wy Ballallaba 
109212 - 
168699) att ag HC |Isaac Jackson, Marrar 108924 
IS Levees: George Isaac Sefton, Bungalow, 109170 
108058} CaF Dubbo : 
1:@ gee HC|John Alexander McDonnell, Drover,|108561 
199269h la] t North Deniliquin 
108544 | J 
POSSO7 eA... | cttevaee HC|James H. McCullock, Goonoo 108529 
Goonoo, Gourie 
geitiey SRE agers HC John H. Oliver, Fairfield, Bulla. —_[108538 


108584) 
108791} 


109014f 


109261} ~ 


1083564 


109335 
109102 
109351 
109252 


109843 
109199, 


109266; 
109033 


108627 


109237 
108648 


108881 


108280 
108542 


109001 
108534 
108604 


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H |John G. Furner, Allynbrook | 


booka Road, Grenfell 


John O’Brien, Broadwater, Richmond|108800 
River 


109072 
108606 
Joseph L. Mitchell, Fairfield, Collie |108563 


Otto Jeurgens, Deepwater 


Arthur H. James, Greenridge 


Jacob E. Gustafson, Stuart Town 109004 


108760 


101894 
109052 


109019 
109317 


John H.* Doolan, Hall’s Creek, 
Manilla 


John Horney, Brigalow Creek 


James Moulds, Richmond 


James T, Pratt, Roseleizh, The 
Pick, Kyogle 


John B. Ferguson, Combaning Siding/109254 


Lestley T. Junor, Wocodview, Casino {108669 


John Edward Maher, Whiporie, 109037 
Casino 


108777 
108547 


108541 


John Ambrose, Parkes 


Janet and Ernest Smith, Spring 
Vale, Candelo 

Albert G. Asimus, Gleuitie’s Oreek, 
near Singleton 


John Ashcroft, Balranald 


James: Anderson, Wattle Valley, 
Eugowra 


John Boyd, Glen Rock, Canowindra {109251 
109030 


108896 
76487 


109117 
109105 


108387 
108585 


Joha Bunyan, Bodangaro 


James A. Chalker, The Meadows, 
via Towrang 


James Cobley, Cleburn, Parkes 


James JT. Carroll, Glenandar, - 
Narandera 


salah «| @ |Cornelius J. Dwyer, Superior Publie/I09140 


School, Homebush, and Clarendon, 
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Name and Address. No. 


Joseph Fawkes, 
Dudley 


Wm. A. Finch, Hillston 


jinn 
Jewsc:}E Cohn H, Green; Wildwood, Gular {}iq9i¢¢ 
fH C|William James and Charles J. {109331 
iss'| Gentle, Summerhill, Castle Doyle,|- 
‘22'| via Armidale 
see eeeeee HC\John A. Goldsmith, Belvue, The |108621 
Rock 
esse tH C\James Giles and Son, Highbury, /108992 
Bectric, via Coolamon 
siseneees HC\Joseph H. Haley, Spring Ridge, /108382 
Cobborah 
C |John Jackson, Kendall, Camden {108608; 
Haven , 
see eeeees H |Joseph Kelly, Mount Pleasant, Crane-|!09216; 
brook, near Penrith : 
reeheeais HCiJohn Logan, Iron Pot Creek, 108668! 
Kyogle Vi 73964) 
saayteine H€ Joseph P. Leefoo, Borambola, Wagga 109078) 
Wagga 
Mee C James Lillicrap, Burringbar 108917} 
iveis..| 6 (James Lock, Farm 105, via Coola: |108907 
mon [ 
Dae H John M. EH. Franzie, Pilliga ~ oe 
raat ki HC John Mozeley, Gulgong 108685; 
saneeat- HCWames 1’. Olley, Jiggi, Richmond |109325) 
River 
pe ae sae HC Jeremiah Coleman, Manbee, Dingo |108508) 
Creek 
ea HC swale © “* Hearne,” Round 109352 
bse acant HCiohn D. ” Oswald; Tocumwal, Denili-|108628) 
quin 
aoaoatGs HC Charles E. and James F. S. Price, |109186; 
Garden-street, Belmore 
et ctee ie) Joseph Plater, Maclean 108893; 
Bgacdets HC|Joseph J. Pope; Martinsville, via |108696' 
_ Cooranbong 
Ce PAL ae HC |Charles Nevins, East Moree 108928} 
a etree HCjJohn L. Robinson, Busby’s Flat; via |108862 
Casino 
sabaes ies C \James Ryan, Gidgea Camp Bore, {108503 
Barringun-road; Botirke 
iereecreicds HC|John Rose, Liffurd, Clairville 168594 
eeeore ise HC John J. Rapley, Wallundry Farm, {108908 
Narraburra, via Temora 
Sat EBC\John R. Ward, Pingha Common,  § )LOS911 
Tingha {107818 
obese est HC |John O'Reilly, Woodstock 108925 
laa: HCWobn P. H. Stevens, Hazeldean, {109164 
Mount David 
Biecoks HC John Sheridan, Coraki 108833 
inforices HC|WJohn Smith, Red Range 108598 
H Elizabeth Stanton, Adelong. (Trans-| 75797 
othe ferred from James J. Stanton.) 
iat EC James 8. Smithy Alstonville 108749 


iH C|\Elias J. Saywell, Upper South Arm, |1(9257 


Bellingen 


John Turvey, Wantiool, via Junee {108998 
John M. Want, Maclean. (Transferred) 15817; 
from John Want.) 
John T. Wortes, Post Office, Kiandra|108798 
‘John E. F. Warmoll, Gunnedah 168519 
Jonathan D. Y. Button, Coonamble (169239 
‘ 
Be 
Kate Jackson; Wanaaring Station, (107987 
Wanaarivg 
Thomas and. “William McKay, 108770 
Bungendore : 


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Name and Address. No. 


HC Kenneth Beaton, Cooplacurripa, via |108443 
Wingham 
HO|Daryl Keown, Carroll 109246 
H C\Kdward M. Kelly, South Grafton 109048 
H |Wong Kee, Big Flat, Bald Nob 108525 
HC /Thomas McKiernan; West Kemipséy,|108778 
peacleny River 109231 
C |George 8. Gidley King, Dunheved, 
St. Marys 
JHC James Smith and D. Kivk, junior, 109063 
Merrylands 
aa 
Charles Laver, Cudgera Creek, 108873 
Burringbar 43 
HCIR. McBeatt, Boggabri 108985 
Cc [Leslie D. Wicks, Teven, Richmond |108809 
River 
HOC|Edward J. Foley, Mummulgum, 109267 
Casine 
HC /|William Leffiey, Windeyer 109023 
..| @ |David Leslic, Inverell Post Office 109038 
... 1H C]William H. Lyons, Sackville, Forest |109076 
Hill, Wagga Wagga 
C jAugustus Lonnie, Tent Hill, vid 109141 
Deepwater 
H (Charles ‘L. Gardiner, Ben Bullen — [109342 
HC Elizabeth M. Payne, Tara Park, 109010 
Coolamon eae 
HC Louis Segal, The Cascade, Wilton {109278 
C |Lillie J. Whittaker, Hill End 108900 
NM 
HC /George D. Moffit, Corndale, Rich- —_|108599 
mond River ; 
H |Wm. F. Mullins, Billabong, — 108823 
Germanton 
H C\James Mooney, Lililymount, ‘Elan. 108569 
gowan, Casiuo } 85463 
HO|William H. Matthews, Five Day|108575 
Creek, Comara, Macieay River 
HC\John McGettigan, Bangalow, Rich7|108600 
mond River 
HC\Eva B. Miller, Hanging Rock, 108677 
Richmond River 
EH@|Donald McC. Murchison, Courtlands,/109355 
Girilambone 
C |William Minkman, Broadwater, 95676 
Richmond River 
C |\Pearl Munkman, Broadwater, Rich-| 75828 
mond River. (Trauzferred from 
William Munkman.) 
HC |Dorothy A. Mullen, Bourke 108904 
-C |McCarthy Bros., ‘‘ Everton,” Falcon-|109069 
bridge 
H |Bertram A. Davis, Digi Station, 4108667 
Mount Dry sdale 
HC [Charles H. McCabe, Frindale, biome 108941 
road, via Temora 
Ho Arthur R. Mortos, Lismore 108013 
CG |Edward Meredith, Main Arm, Mul-|10903 
lumbimby 
pines HC |Daniel McIllhatton, Monteagle 109031 
HC Jesse Morris, junior, South Grafton |109230 


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Mary M. McManus, Timor, Coona- 


} Joshua Mardell, Thorne Farm, Central| 


/Martin Buckley, Federal, Richmond 


iWillam J. McIntosh, Rosewood 


James Gill, Ulmarra 


/Michael J. Connolly, Forest Reefs, 


James H. Thornton, Nimitybelle. 


Duncan McNab, Tingha 


Edgar G. Moore, Kilawara, Wingham 


\William Norris, Adelong 
‘Abraham H. Lansdowne, The 


\Norah Regan, Myall Arm, Terry- 


‘Alfred Foot, Wagga Wagza 


\Margaret J. Maguire, Killalee, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 


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Name and Address, 


eee, 


barabran 

Michael Atmore, Raspberry Valley, 
Minmi 

James KE. McDonald, Chilterndale, 
Quambone 


Mary A. Macey, Upper Bingara 


Bucca, via Grafton 


River 


via Millthorpe 

Martin Duffey, Tintenbar 

Margaret J. Tidwards, Dandaloo- 
street, Narromine 

(Transferred from Mary EK. Thorn- 
ton, nee Manning.) 

Mows Khan, Lismore 


Maria Lester, Pastoral Hotel, 
Mathoura 

Mary J. Leonard, Nundle Common, 
Nundle 


Margaret Ii. M. Lesslie, Eumungerie 


Norah M., Margaret C., Annie G. 
Strahley, Glen Hill, Bonshaw 


Margaret Wesley, Gundare Creek, 
Coolah 


Sarah M, Ling, Manilla 


W 


Meadows, Moss Vale 


hie-hie 

Neil Macinnes, Plumpton, Rooty 
Hill 
Nicholas ‘Murphy, The Valley, 
Coolootai 

Nora C, Payne, Wauchope, Hastings 
River. 


O 


Emily Haynes, Saumarez Ponds, 
Armidale 


\ 


Albert W. Howlett, Oakhampton, 
Upper Manilla 


i=) 


Puddledock 
Kleanor A. Perfrement, Inveria, 
Bonshaw 


Johan T. Pfeiffer, Baan Baa 
Allen Pugh, Murwillumbah 
‘John P. O’Brien, Yarrowee, Upper 
. Horton 


Percival N. V. Bourchier, Tara, 
Mullingudgery 


\Percy Butterworth, West Dubbo 


John P. Comitti, Balranald 


(17 Ave., 1910. 


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wn 
1085354 5 = We eas C |Percy O. Clarke, Steinbrook, Tenter-|108545 
| law) field 
109275! BE ieeg ug HC Annie Hanlon, Vermont, McIntyre {108616 
‘ = Flat, Armidale 
see, PLM) oe. HOC|Percy L. North, Lower Portland 108773 
aw) «. |HO|P. J. Smyth, Burrangong House, 109263 
AOOL 12 PS Grenfell Road, Young 
10873)! 
1086021 Q 5 
ERY const d HCjExecutor, Estate late Harriett S, |108831 
109150) aS Brown, Corindi 
109185, R 
a4 
TS AR Ss hice HC [Reginald Herbert Dowe, Tamworth |108718 
LOSSSBE NCE, codes evs cee HO |James Shields, Ukalan, Manilla 108676 
osssal. «= (FI... HC|William Rose, Oakwood, Bullarah 108663 
T5819) a Svaenee H |Gordon Rose, Avon Downs, Burren {109109 
fe soon ee HC jJames Roberts, Hillston 109294. 
108979 +> eee Cc ‘aa oa Mount David 108654 
PO ost-office 
eS BLM... |EE|Noel D. Rae, Bonalbo, via Tabulam [108863 
108453 gee a er HO aa Robinson, Jerseyville, Macleay|108664 
River 
109116 a “ike Q@ |Robert Nickson, Belle Isle, 108938 
‘i e 9 Bermagui 
108087 ae cess FC.|Samuel Rediger, Grafton 109336 
109184 Pap ty BOS ee C |Edward 8. Richards, East Raleigh, {109084 
ea Bellinger River 
eae ISS f by en HC Spee Clarke, Sherwood, Macleay/109244 
ples Nip Rea: HC Richard Campbell, Baradine 108942 
; PN jiny tivadaties HC |Sarah G. Clear, c/o W. H. Haelton,|109181 
109195 RC Grenfell 
ROS eo HC |Robert Davidson, Buben Head, 108409 
tn Kelvin, via Gunnedah 
@} Soe e: ey Davis, Tuggerah Lakes, 109064 
V yong 
109039) ae cae CQ |Robert 8. Edwards, Narrabri West |108944 
108886 RG unre C ela oe Glencoe, Morton,  |108558 
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108734) ne>| ee ar HC |Ralph @ore, Oakspring Yarrowick {109114 
10917] PAG ES et HOG pe Hi Howard, Dumobin, 109123 
nyere 
108549) ae sauedned HO ie Hos Tararie, ‘The Wakool,|108384 
a PJ alrana 
109358 an BEES op) HC|Roy J. Hicks, Spring Grove, Casino|108588 
eS ieee HC Robert Hislop, South Lismore, 108506 
RHA Richmond River 
Napa meetin HC ier Honour, Myall Creek, 108708 
Qn elungra 
109270 A) seeeeee- (EX C|Richard Hapgood, Sermeil, via 108200 
Ulladulla 
ones FN vinneste CG lRobert Keelan, Glen Innes 109051 
LOSBBC ine hes. HC;Phomas P. Dower, Byerock 1 Wetes 
joe Se HC Robert Stewart, Wyan Road, via  |108557 
—Xd Coombell, Casino 
Bony |e H|Robert W. P. Shepherd, Spring __|108697 
HS | Grove, Casino 
1086174 & Lm scene HC Barbara Rouse, Goodooga 108309 
10878 i hed he HI Reginald F, Taylor, Burren Junction|109158 
PP Vice HC Robert A. Waterson, McKee’s Hill, |109262 
108629) AW Richmond Hill 
108935 g 
ROSEZOL NCGS 2. bos anes HC|Thomas Swain, Block 146, Duri 108581 
Siam We siaei a ye HC |Executors, Estate late W. A. Slamm,/|108738 
108763; AJ Warialda 
C9) sag H |William R. W. Sommer, 103, Arthur-|109120 
109132 ©) street, Moore Park ; 
108386 2 sh Pape C |Mary Spalding, Wanganella 109219 


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85 HC Geo aR 586) aa: 4 | 
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©s cpa H ae ce Stu Bourb 88051 
on C ee ra. rge ah ‘ N 
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Sed | Val sM oF sferr ores 09234 U . Add - 
“en ee a Nees &. Slater as ae Lod p> Hescoay 3 [a ’ 
ec Cc ‘tran one Plat eeeroO} Robert 5824) ou 3 eae | é 
fo: ee isferr Plains. gool | = An 7 
. cs 1€ re fig ie ga shee 0 uw N 
g visivte Sar nB d fr S. ublie JHC s W o. 
. os E} en HO ne C easel (iors ran 1090 ‘Willi . Bale 
i ee é _ Clarence Riv lue ae bra 1 } a | St ses » Kine 
ee H bere AVS : Ww ell chl nd ‘ tis q | atic and hel 
me | cis es Cr ive ood , Br laad 5812) n, 8 Pet L 
ot “THe , ‘Downfall ip ford on bakes ube iat ie ( 
ar S 1E » Lis al d|103 ( ike 
as t ; t 03 n : 
a mine Rew. bey ; on, Wils en “apo 4... eal c LO8p96 
ean ry w : 3 BRA, 998 aitenaa 
' IW abe dward Gara areun on’s eet cle 1091 
C vi dG ne ga 1 35} Kir 92 
s : Ste a Dun; H r, C » Mor 09340) mA 
° K Pad tik 2g cal ae omb ce oF EH Brai Var ue 
rebs i, ee dt Hint WOR eA. 109059 |W Se 
HA Sar Aenea per Chi , vial] 5a alter G od | Six 
EF + C ah J c Riy No ich 0888 H H Ricl G. Vi -mil 
vie John 5 ANE iver ah este At C M amo idl e Fla 
Ss | H M Ski oolast ost O r,| L098 f HO ay T nd hank ' t, 
Bm a Th Bee ston ffice 2394 Est oove Ver Vyr 
3 sestad HC a = Ci hes Somert ? 1087 i H oe of y; Wo allah, 108804 
Pes teens Beas olfe arenc TL O von 7724 C\E akval late odbt 
“$0 ay dee iam | Cook: ae ae 10 a Bi Beodko by 1090 
Sely H Gonduit: pace Binal, 4 ee nine Neill dbo aes 80 
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= Dra E eld sie peo 108 4 ov , {108 
oat 23 Drake -: n, en Be Vale 666 i a, Nar 684 
: (|B » tre “§ ce ,|L0897 i ro- 
+z} aie C|Thon tty Gull street, | 897i 7 c| Willi 108562 
am; diene H nas’ C vy) y, vi 10922 H Hee J Ae 
on” HC|T ‘aun in FI 26 C|Wi spend 
g hor pbell 10 Vili ouis 
oa es er , Bar 8649 HC ami » Pret 
nN : eH odin : ee ob. tori 
Gar vee C i lenco we M ? Pilli HC W om et aughli 7 R 
lt ag HC rederick ' ns Mit liga i! = is en aps Co A tocky 1 
cae te Tho W.T chell W 08402 C\Eli B.H , Alpt rindi C 08787 
sen fs c |r mas Th horbur est, (10 3 i cig re utley a5 ik Peake 
rglee HC eae, anes Ww Sh Be rigs . wii iMeee iS. Ma a 
Wed p a. Cc Jon itchel als oa B mee A yd Sla 1087 
TA M J.T 1, Fi 1089 CiJa er ee NV ae U 1 799 
pay om abel relo ifield 66; W H mes E acl Aye oS Ps W 09286 
Td ve) A Glen Tn nh vere 1088 2 Frederi . WI oy i B hin-|1 : 
an te onee es Thom are ae 5 17 HC ade ae E Yer arraga 09106 
3} JHC! as Art , Glen 0929 Ol i Willi iz . Oe rnostwi yatti 
TA Saha Terry rmstro Elgin if 6 oS) H liam 8 hm, pea D ; 10911 
Mache soci ao ng, We sii ris wes Cis Eee ingwood apper|l 
DE H omas Lago andar 09228 +P ain te A wns , Ol 0861 
ae B on y 8 eet EL Wei abe d 9 
oe AH Fligiod. Rlerr oan = she ie olwin aa | ral 109324 
G totes cE s De » Lo0or ning 155 see], “he H iar artl 
2 ae 1S panes E aweel gould Sage as Sa ey Va 108 
ro C\Th idg llis eak nah 0906 } H Wooll V er, W le 750 
Codie fe om era 5 Ha Hil 6 = yenee VV oolb Vhi ‘ 0 
f~J HC iT aia Cadi. pehy. Vv. I (10917 ap po H ian brook G olgool 1093 
TH «etal hom ra odlet arkes alle 77 wt oane W. srred f Cor len A ga 03 
a PHY HC Office G. M ce ¥p5, Cook 109138 Rigel a. HC fern H. Cor oy Go uthe 
os] H Thomas Pillign ae a 0903s NDS He seater ulby y, via 1090 
TK clr mas iga ns, W , via 34 E EL Head rom W Goul Tall 1 o4 
r } ie Hn ‘homa Horan rr amb 10 i Drlew c ne ‘a aa. OE 
sie a oe y Dubb Holl ) Nev a, Poss 9005 - at tees CG Nex F rick “D Tall, par) 105 
.c TK ; y Toseph Ch mae Haan 5 10891 WD ne H wan Walto hones i =a ia 
teens n g ‘ 915 ra Mz : cas 
Hy eae = Qui ylandra 'C 1 ; os ee > “aanduraina Ba eee eed. ead 
As st ore ses por HC hows ms ns, ee reek, i BAL... JHC _biamor fe , Gally ourne, 109153 
| 7 C/T ee r, Me ms} iSaues eae ae { 
T4 Saki? homas gan, "1 ary Vi : 2, SN Cc sae Tood pers , nea baere 
s. HC Ti Moort elensb ille, ee nS at Gi Li Audl lag ae J Foatag 
cleceeee im DY, ur a tse Rix nw ey- » via 0 
ae HC othy 0” Fernsi gh We 194 Re HC H.E (Trans ee saeeeet i 10 - 
Ss ve Jo D ide st Wes) W: veni aiat Vil Pvall P 88 
TS a hn R wy , Ry 109 G Jac alte ie ae ete 58 
mer t svi sae lian . Eggi a Wi 
H Wale O'D eget a 08689) 4, oe H |Walt Kyo : el M n William 75 : 
C|Tho cha . Swe » Denfi 10 ant! ne HC Hei yorle ode, C aclean aK 824 
mas ene eld Vi 913 ae Ww arum aylar ob-o’ 
Tomli y, Br Villa 1 27 pide ee ard, B o’-Cor ; 
1080 ookm as 1089 C Rear Ky urr rn Cr 108 
nC ou 13 noni r ar a ee 79 
; Co nt ee nie a is, G Cr k,{1 5 
veeit ott , {L092 WI ae ‘ , Green eck, T , 108523 
» Vays 29] ru | sheers CTT pend t Th um- 
ysdale W : @ ee s C lore ls, C 1089 
10907 wid AY 1 areas Ries? ? rred reek nee J ota 64 
7 CAL a AG vit EY from South Harn -'108642 
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iJ. Ho n, Ke ulgu 
s ogan rr’s Cr Hit 109 
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Brand. | Former 4 : Name and Address. Na. Brand. | punge Name and Address. Mee 
= iain iene : 
+. L Sonematoe HC|William Lauder, Delungra 108710 7 kettcs h 
WA Jace C |William P. McGrath, Mayer’s Flat, {108919 , Mexico 
m~ Boolambayte Post Office ZI ... (Hf C|Paul G. Klose, Trungley Road, 
‘ wi eh etabe HC/|Walter New, Coloma, Tomingley 109214 Temorg 
=—W Ar wee. HC/|William Squires, Farm 163, Goonoo |108762 Numerals and Signs. 
Goonoo road, Tamworth |2} ; HC |Leigh May Steers, Yuggel, Purle- 
W @YI........ HC Walon Smith, Smith Vale, Curra-/109227 a a : waugh ey ing ano 
ies ubula 2 Se he tt ee i eee ee HC/|Thomas L. Lanagan, Warialda 
ae ee pu tte ae 3 Z : 
ane HC wee Scholes, Fimpico, wip /108758 PAS | sccctheed HC|Clara B. Hill, Essington Post Office 
RAP EY i. HC|William F. Staunton, Murwillumbah|109152 (6) saberts HO|William Patterson, Gerilgambeth, 
Harefield 
TS Bane HC|William James Shaw, care of J. |109284' Qh 
a4 O’Brien, Keepit, via Manilla rN 
ee eee Jia 3 GAT |<< gtlens HC\Jeremiah Deasy, Cherry Tree 
} JHC|Willism J. Shervey, Capertee 109307 wi Coombell. Cuene F 
WALA ccceuses Willi € i H : a 
| ky BC ia a mbath, Barellan, via 109003 Br es HO|Flora Cameron, North Deniliquin 
ie aye a H [William Warrell, Woodford Leigh {1091291 ey ee HC|Arthur G. Allsop, Scott’s Flat 
MAF Biel eoacds bos HC/William Young, Daysdale 108552 ac ge WE BREET HC aie z. Hannaford, Barokayville, 
law) algett ; 
4 
AT a HC WVJohn A, Thompson, Warranar 
x ©) Hillston : a 
ee Saher HC apihiane 3 F. Oates, Burgoon, 1092201. 6/4 { Eanes Ha tee my Lawson, Clermont Park, 
umnoc omerton , 
f Wy a é RRR os Ske eee HC |James Wilson, Sunnyside, Hay 
ri HC ica Merecen, Bloomfield-street, paleo a ere Hc a iets Humula Station, 
PRA Looe HC|\James N. Fox, Overcliff, Wylee {109241} al ieee | ; ; 
XX Crebk. aia bueno Downfall Db HC ee Burcher, Tillsbury Hills, 
OO. alice saree ] s i)’ : 2 
XX HC pee empil’s Creek, es EE eee. H Archibald J, McGlashan, West 
iow) aitlan: 
BS ° La hr HC \James Grant Plater, Maclean 
x ; 
Ps, AS RR eee HC Patrick B. O’Rourke, c/o G, M. 
@} A ee HC aaa aeceey Wallendoon, 169217, 24 Simpson, Sisuabad a 
IX | allendbeen 36} Ae HC Gavin C. Russell, St. Clair, Singleton|109099 
¥. ranean EC Thomas P. Kelso, Currabubula 108735 58 cet HQC |Lewis Fidge, Murtle Vale, Ganmain 108996 
Az} Pear HC Vrederick a Munday, River Holm, {109264 Numerals. 
2) When Baoereaoe HC} ries E. Wilkins, Scone 
Tur Undermentioned Brands have been cancelled :— 
Brand. Stock. Name. Address. No. > 
R-- HG SAPD a wishes ea, tees kB nce acis ee: Warrandl, (6000.0) .dsac.8 iss cera atene 74814 
Fe] g g | HO Howard ons: sice nuts bal seas eee penance eather ae oeeiter Coonabarabran. encamec tonics pececs { cue 
oot HC GOMGS BRURS Ee ade once bics ance se Sepetae omen abet cee ote ee vices » Loombah, EOlOng 40...5.: seen ses ce ssemepoit 27101 
= TH. “WV illiatn lagabbt ts Ea eRe ce, Bundarhg, UGODS  creokcee scrsndee 13628 
Mb gf -William Macamph 5.....5,-cscsssartglmosles vtspesessceeapste i. | Bundarbo, Jugiong ...escscesessseeeree 3628 
AC g 136: 
he At He Bene y BLOOD ern... s.. pers <eiebeamaemnende ai bte tame th areah s oN POURS 5155s slo scare OP ab adic alae 57380 
dat HC mn Bie 20 aa > ST hoi | DI Sn asa Burnside, Grahamstown .............000+ 104974 
<>} HC Filivaé "Ruspell oss. tccs-oshseocestreehaeaene a. see esegbeys Ravensworth, Camberwell .............5. 208s 
‘a C | Thoma Camipboll |,...,...<:: 0 Mie esos: Reidsdale, Braidwood ......::.sesecssses 9965 
pate C Ralph Tadleree. .. 15... ,6ce0inca ke MMe Nae Fos +049 dp osuos> Delegate cc ccsss.cis.cesst quasea aden teceeenee 34413 
G c George Bardon 1 Pech ee EO Le site Balals,. Wasdla vs .4 sad scosaedcsnmrenputentee 30207 
_. HCG dames Mitobon) suit. trmt. <i cchstememee ORs abeudds _ Invergourie, via Armidale ....,,...... { oe 
=a HC Geobee Babak) i.) ccc fescetcep ee asGbeE tbs sues 94 op case Tenterfield’s2:..e. dacs cnc ccna eee eee 74658 
ya HC Willig ms AV are on ccs ak ee ene LA Coc eos vssy Windy Corner, Numerella  ...........04 5356 © 
BA... “C2 | dw. dcAenes-.)1.... cccatermmememerr amen Ouse, «ic Buckanbee, Bourke .......::eesseree eee. 2916 
@R).- HC Robert Roberts ...........46 BRE sy ee | Kerralsee, Rylstone ...........0066 o't''"| B2255 
I H . 
: OH HC Patrick Hanlan ..,.........;.. Gs Sale MENTE TOs 42+ 6x9 p600% = | Happy Valley, Rockvale ...........s+000 72822 


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Brand. Stock. | . 
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Address. fog 
= | No, 
G + HC Arthur C. Maguire 
 f| QUITS wnnl seisbie eines sos sgune eottieetanaiaet akaen? Killal ri ‘rai 
a4 2 oe i alee, Donald, via Armidale ......... 91379 
SU osc iat re VAEEQLISL,. cose. tos 
aut HC John Nonnenmacher ....... C | Bh we bE oy 
pad ORE IRIS cee eS. PANT OU enacnaceh ; 
: ‘ : en | a Duan iag cuncatmats, asap rabe iliengy ses seep 3944 
qj “in pees RMN ge a aa PAROS Assist vaaewer 5 
HD} HC | Henry T. Donaldson .....:.... ee ot ee ee a 
ay bee lie Sica EE ae ale Kirkgonnlt, Yetholme .... ...... 40580 
ae ae ee eee eee Ee LWpUa (eee hi cia Hecate. oa ont 45946 
ch eae eebere Meant Ere arrandera .....+.++ E715 
E } HC Mi oR SCOR tht att ema eteencttls i | apa pate sa 
“4 ee eee Erin Vale, Beecroft. ..........5-.0% 64397 
ROR cS sea gator iin To ars 
5 ge oa Naan adage 8s: appear a VOU ON a 
HC John V. Cosgrove ....... O : eo et Es 
RCTS seni ee akvale, Bredb 
} i Pistategscme a ‘ | SOONG Hi), chiicddey eh gant deere ey 67579 
Jacl SECO OC aE oc erryvale, H. L. Bour 
ee HC | Edmund Shephard......... B : arate ah sare 
eo ae ae unnaba, Gil Gil, More 2317 
at HC James Townsend .......... F oth OB | a 
) URAC 5 Geertbaaelastbnrieersere-reregee cece nate ernhill, Mihi, Urall: : 
Bt G John MeManus ....s0s.ssceseatesss C : ag en | oa 
: ee ne a eae OOMA eae eas 
BP r| G Bridget Power ...,..sss.s+e0 Le, igre Ey $i 
CERES a eR rs Ea ungawalbin ... 
: i sie Sahel iors g Hin! a. Gag RES GEREN ICO 100328 
oi a ee Bockhall, Wrstlagsaticah-- resto actenee: 71451 
gy ee eon Sti Alban syessn.v.ce caste ayn ab eatenamres seg 6827 
é 1 Sots a cee Bombalaiye,-cauerer cas 
wey GC Wier Ac (Siamimy. nuccieupens RT Serr peer gat ‘9 
in ; Stee a ctaaa thus cates Say soeeeane estholme, Warialda 
B H Thomas Bailey . Saige alge 098-4 ee 
py Bo 5 Phomae Balog ssisss eee itis p tas wNGee Sain pigs .| Down Park, Hi 
i HG 4) John dl. Davies... iiscs.aiess: zs : 2 FIRMLOW a cproigeferegacansetart pe 
“yHW.| He tee Lae ae ee North Abbotsford, Mossgiel............++5 92003 
ere iets wid spanst de Saumarez Ponds, Armi 
ah i. ihe gal ibaiadls ‘ | nds, Armidale ;.,.....++++90s 23647 
PR Ais ance ranmeir, Ballalaba ......0.:pcesencnsses seu 99 
3 } EO. -} Bryan. Ferry ....s0600605: W | ‘ 
ce oe ee ee ASUS wer owes at 
a HC | Patrick Toohey ....s+0+s Gl ; sig EOIN Od ia 
at [Patrick Toohey ....rrscvscaypeprssnssneace rraceteessetsse rns eness AdstOne....+..+ 
: ie BS mmr ene en ee 44584 
: CORSE oa ote shal Laibbobebeodd tetsauesa saetoaaas Somerton, Tam 
4 di ries. 3 ODED sie ct ooiesatam sp cane? 1853 
12 EP a ec art cncih en een Dungowan 
ee BOWAD <ccacoeewilscsedssonvgbogresseos aed 50104 
Sh ie eo ae Creekx, Eabulam! :..2 1.0.06. copsseeses 18432 
7} \ Ashe tot ACE GOR POO cE Sbigah, Naro ; 
cs} ak ES ERIN : OWE oc cava teeplo sdapsces dal CATR LTO 
eae ne ( sepoeesastees oapeeseretesssseseeezes: ermeil, via Ulladull 
_rettk asa Mar sisr oops: 2>aue> + senkd 
UE | ae Hog Motit itt site o DERaU A aoe aero R renee Pts vas enctotins seatie to 
ay et ee eae re Uamiegp soi REGAM JOM EI  ia. th veq eau REAOD 
el Vechasareevaaeckancuses 7 
HJ evvascsstossngeeapepseanescee|, GHEDDAL sig ccspenee tesrannt 
pal : sce ai setts am eee aS ees oyu SLL OLO 
ye Rt S sedinlan Sorina feces ga ale aR aS MS cng cucieserter wh 
ay i ee eee a Soa Oe Bee Te | ag Scone an-aicrcmecpaire -<eeasbrecrge? 29452 
aa H ee abrasion ae Cees : = aie aa eee 4 oa 
; } ea ee omerville, Walcha .........s....seeeseeee 4990 
ena, ee nh eat INORG sativa os sieses eee 
a H =| William Chapman ...... Fabra eet en os 
ogg SS) gui Rie aa et gr oan ER eMC Wate pry seth) has hee abies 17 
“pecs “a gs asa ie mney Neos irate era 222 
7 4 HC | Catherine Tracey .........5. i | 
+ in a ee ee Spring Flat, Warkton ......0:6-.0+e++-| 82695 
: - C JANOS MUANSAOWNE: ccccaiecececrerces Spring Mead M 
Fes BGRROMER Ent > Bpace eee aero Spring Meadow, Moss Val 
| g ‘ CIR acoodosnaancoe 81498 
| a Nn HC PotereAitken osc. scpanonseyense R 
rs i Seas Ae eimai a. Summer Glen, Corowa ...| 61139 
JD fr HC Johar DenOhaeiis j.84ci.iere soe . ae tise sails se aS. ET 
bi Spy Gate ie ll OOLIgAL, . ...cccnareanens garecaderonpelsciayeepes 26051 
els a co pes aasaleetetg aD a a Bullenbulong, OOOMa Vas secc oe 20485 
aos H Jno, Paskectoed ole ea eae ee ae aad ee a iss 
i } ae eu an ee into, Bibbenluke..........0..0:o0se reeves 71305 
is dates. elle Boolearrol, Narrabri .. 5 
N } HCG James Chatman ... .....45 RE ie : ie 
Se HC ¥, W, Kirkby itis ae, Ve eae it es: as 
aes Bois PRD) an haeaieeee copeecec tate Vinh Sawyer, Moree .... 
KH YY cuchasseepePreebnwe taiciseaiinscsinns ro eseonsn de i BE Ps a 64 
i | Se ee ee es een 63564 
ne ape iene Acie aie eaaeaae ope | UNGES.......0400 Tastee sssemamaitenccssce! ba vs] 24559 


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io FED Roberf Chapman Ni cvssccssccge cpteoocessscevecem eth cmmaaab nang Pundarrameeees Coe eee cccds os browehnw ee 22004 
OWN :.--| HC | Mary Kelton w..c.cce cccescesseeccstenerceseneerenneseenesanenss Bungowannah, Albury .. .......seceeeeeers T2831 
¢ LO iaslohn Allen cise ike sncoen-and time penendia ys epee ie pinion Nelson’s Plains, Raymond Terrace 16223 
A} ELC. 14): Vornon,J, Holcombe tistt ici savososnas ives sra vase te geen: Widgee T.P.0., Wee Waa ...... yaks tp Ae eon ae 
HAP...| H Henry Rapmund. ....,sscceees seers SRE a tee ce Bombala .......00 NRE: Ae Ee Serer 36239 
=e Cc Daniel Madden SteRetectih...c:.casasecesars TERE, Bombalanyeiande ease! seen eesnee ees 279114 
gh HC | Thomas Ticehurst \.,....0..< ues ae ere RoaanaG tee teaee cenit toons i| Grenfell) Sikeianetes veils bec. ta ben. henmeaeD 35111 
5 EEC) =) Alem: Cameron. .svses sscro vases cnce bur saperdaeetnes nee ar mmm North Deniliquin ........ RARER faster 69139 
°Z “+ HO “4 "Thontas Ly Lamont Pays cat cssrtr cern temntey ss ce -eapenead Woarialda ccigiuscssetiaa tert cee soek berennes 108185 
Dil...| HC David dlsestie hee ene tt ickcadtneetsaneece songs cenetan: Ungarie ree ceeseetastenacteneneeesetetensenss 22282, 
Dit R.»-1. C+ [no sass Really 4 Aa acee vtec. tet acernsmemee cs teak hw che Brigg’s Creek, Perridale ..........66.0004- 60432 
“4 } C W liam Walliaging sos. ence, ay sca aertenemtenes trenecns sexta Slap Up, Jerangle, Little Plain ......... 73993 
ath fb EL C.01. Walliams WKebene cmd cmanett:talssis cp eattietraentsagenesea rc: West Denison, Cor0wa....ieeee 8703 
Hh Jak(O, Hd wincarramt<eeshess nether cesum seamen a= Moredon, Armidaleiersweneereatmmmonten 18148 
HH} HC.) Bethrich Hartog hcg ne. ee Bingaran snc opr ay is oe i ares 3057 
Sb Oe | James Cheadle a cic sate dee huaae oe Tnveréilc hewn e eees 15491 
TRS. BC. | Joseph Preston 4. ci: oat socedsa \cernmseeoneas tee ateaen atic Inverell Biveskc ac ons ondhus eee ena acetal pee 38725 
poe ELC. USB. Doughasgih. iitels apt. ...0501) adivasseestake enemies: Booloocgor0o pcci2 onpaccewal ths Pee oe 98884 
o } HGS Das Schacter Ue a eek bee eee Stonefield, via Armidale ..........:000000 103335 
4 ; 
een HC John) Jasi Golan wes cement Pr ar eornscoon nee Kim Coonamblem ence cheat cents 74803 
(P)} HC Tohn= Powells ose, cee fetes stolen s alomane nest ris cneaeariaanaee Traveller’s Rest Hotel, Jerilderie ..... 19633 
INGOs.) ELC Nicholas Chara gesshrc cian tices uceeeniee i sosreneneineeee Orange Grove, Kiama ......cec.ccsesvas us 12699 
@} ELC") Alexander M Seay <0 «vets ass sun nceaten tee epeees von eetomne ee Wallendbeen, Murrumburrah............ 21017 
st HC. | Elizabeth ‘Russells ts. acctea tee Russell’s, Cooma...... iewcdis sche. re 14632 
wd 
ae EG Acard aie, MAMIOS stale cunrtanenaactsde erence Pe ote Armidale, and George-street, Sydney. 49836 
Ay H W tiliamicRatter’ o.c).ccysxtnines oss ants exaesnch secu th coterie a Native Dog reek Cardins..n, Molong| 37694 
Geers or ae pore peel hare ni REE iNeed ah Tice eh GagSilis inp deck oe Sheccateian sic aioe oe at 
TA... ‘Ehomas*Meca listers icaaacscicagech scecreereeoenene tne reek ors Yalbraith, Taral carrot. +. -.tasedeuae 
DM} HC PACNEAS SA py CLA COs a ie caumceRe neta meme ee ern ata ROSE WOOK iia cesisebeateeseess sce nec ponemeted 29716 
—?} C. =i] Williaa Hayneaast anit ko delse cnt ela Casino yc ccs beni 92769 
UD bier f\ Juha Dadi es bistiiae au legets, cidade Nuidle jun. Sigs. 15807 
A Hj} William "Maye Wie Bence tune Tuckingmill, Cars! csbilesapessdendesset 26076 
ia} C..:| William Mayne 3. aveueen eee oy Gerringong .. omcce ner checks Ree 51204 
te EC J) Thomas Maunderniiic..ieeet eee acere caine earn Sana cea: Currabubulawaveneete aahaete ees meee 2674 
SO | EL Oia Deapihcpd a Ol: onns. oc cak hikes nace sepehe cemteem te mmrn tect oa Albermarle, Menindie ..4........ sssseeee T4257 
Seo eal er Susannah Roohan ...... ceiagaie $05,010 HE AUNT e MR SRE EET Eat VY amimia, Mave th bain tec ee ance taceeenemes ce 12045 
Bvt...| HC Sammel\Gronie area. ties caccecaeee SRE EE Re ee REESE Sk Wilson's Downtall Gai ieecrecc sis she seetss 77652 
ae EC | SS OMM ARS CrOlistnsce ccee coe SRC E aso ER OR CELE Glen Morrisammamncnestiecan ess. a ant 70440 
ADDRESSES of Owners of the undermentioned Brands have been changed to the places 
mentioned herein, viz. :— 
No. of 
Brand. Name. From— To— Original 
Application, 
V’ g...| W. RB. Stacey ....... Waite <1 (COWL S ice cate ee eMac! oss tsetse ee Port-Macquariessit £; h+s..baseoe 60982 
ens William Resker ..,.:..:...ces.00- Parkes spenrevatarer serve siete «sueectes.cceret: WilgasBulyerottate.iacihernnes 84822 
aR Ge He K laebyin oie. sect spas seve | BArYiNgUin evass wieceeeteeeees ccsetsouenenne Bevois Mount, Port Macquarie 67281 
ay Jed Belli ee aan, seen VALCO VC Karma ett ssissstaaisyciesrevane ... «| Hill Crest, Dumaresq ........++ 106492 
he 
(@)} Eis ALG neceancacee a mee POPS cede San Call io ka 0.8 or ery ee Calala, Famworth ......566 cceseen 59190 
eens Brancis Daly -ictcimussiteuc are Bombala ...... Beis seins Ver ouis ants cease teae Post Office, Gundagai ............ 63587 
Bd Ad pS OAN wo ONEH Hist aecaipases, ous Lismore yea ea Osightity, He ites listoisetl 10s ab ameus et 46146 


1910. 


Name. Address. 


Sek niece ae 


1 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 128, 


Name and Address. 


2c.) Claude and Fredk. Duval, Spring Vale, Upper Dungowan 


sha er eeoreooregre 


CUE remo seers er esse sre POH eeeseere 


eh he eee ed ved etek b4 Oba UDO KER emer ee ceiete sie eet ee ees 


=e £20) 


* 
| © George Wren, Melvale, Crambury...... scscsscsssersssssnneereececs eC Maen tane use camcena applet to 


yv™~ |) Ellen Cass, Hillview, Bumbaldry, via Cooma* 
fJ...| William E. J. S. Johnson, Thuby,* Cobar 


ga hear aie Cowra. * 


Thule,* Cobar. 


* * 
ne George Attwell, Littlewood, Peak Hill ..........:ssssseeeeeeens eta ecw coer ometrsenses ioe 
* 
Vb Michael J. Hoban, Tamworth vi..cscsseceeeesens welasitedsaasaangdavnmend Teeeayi oa sha oN oeipee {M 
iI 
FE G. H. Ellis, Dungowan .........00+ RRRSET Rtn. Tina caa tee os aise Bobet dy ae er ann Tee see 
AN ea ~ 
® Frederick Spinks, Redbournberry, Singleton..........0::seees uavane Sogo cbauaEAOUSIOL ® 
@} Wm. J. McNulty, Scott-street, Murwillumbah... ...ccccreres pweabakuebuineaanaaveenay Muswellbrook, 


No, 128, 17 Aveust, 1910.—4, 


Brand. Name. From— To— | No. 
T Charles }. Gib | The Retreat i i 
Uy HOSOI Weaysacts) +5 $k’ 1e Retreat, Mount Harris ..,......... Springhaven, Coonamble ........ 85045 
uf } John Haw], junior.:............. Hildgirovre iis aticbthanks Ge tecomeats kteess Casing 4, ateats | cis PERRI L than ah Ra 73799 
H ; 
yp Herbert G. T. Seccombe ...... Coulston, Paterson, sisccisisvesiesdeesescen Burren Junctions... ..0.00.-s0e0e. 26153 
=—_~ 
Ss Se OW. SUMPRON  savncaes neers Moorang, Wagga Wagga........scerserees Bungambil, Mirrool .,..........4. 98192 
” uy Jane McDougall ,.......00hs3¢ <4 GQaBIAAG “siepe. daven seis Wek eee MRAR RS RB ALE Jane Larracy, Woodenbong..... 73266 
ZF ¥f..| Thomas Simpson Germanton Narandera Road, Wa 
iS er oe BAD COU eters feast davamnets eras , Wagga Wagga) = 42712 
FUE sis fs he 6 ae fie 3 I PP GUTLEN src, Maee tees ose enn, doteeaeoaee eare gre Emu Park, Pallamallawa...... : 57103 
<q J..| Andrew Johnston ..... ......... Teanga lOiuntartry sacerieanahcy tevaeabosssuees Eureka, Richmond River....... 4919 
ada... George dims sis Nangus Creek, Gundagai....0..... 0.0... As aes Faille ys-laas: 66741 
mble 
Mm) }$ HL IM Anvel pemes waaenwiscar ees The Retreat, Uralla Road, Walcha ...| Hillview, Durie ..............5.605 63709 
H : 
iM By oe PIR Gc Aiviaone cu hat .+.-.| Llangollen, BRTUROS oh orig SUR Tra sath oe, Warringah, Narrabri.............. 104422 
| 
aN Fredk. T. Matthews ............ Bae MAMOUE Ak Ai ftaccesceetsssges Boridgeree, Canowindra ... .... 58325 
jp} James M. Vine 2. sees Moonah SME 0 sci eae: « Thornleigh,” Wallabadah ..... 90950 
[o} Alireds HOOts tascrencsdsslsccatess EV LSE Terre leah Momma sind cle EEN ER eee Warcar Ware ainncucsuerasntancornes 74344 
E : : 
ES Hid Ward Hx. sccatiatsa shen ecarts Rocky River, Uralla... .......4 priate Boxhill, Copeton.......... uo x 104250 
BO pla ward. Bullen <),.ccacs soces ess clo G. W. Parry, Bimaba, Moree ..... Dunmore, Come-by-Chance ..... 55421 
zk Sarah A. Conroy .iccesseccees Chambigne Creek, South Grafton...... Mrs. Sarah A. Weatherstone, 85791 
Chambigne Creek, South 
: Grafton 
MLD...| Francis L. Doel .................. | Wattle Grange, Deniliquin ............... ‘* Greysteins,’’ Barmedman ..... 88789 
GTS...) John T, Smith w..... ... oly LnweRedd cited <, aus vet sane Seieet ease eka East End, Bingara,...........05468 88533 
WO... Ann PS TOW DS ee cates wecaneaet racic: HUrobla; VPA Pies ~ is shu tes weeds setbeesanet ‘* Winterslo,” Trangie ........... 89612 
Vb M.A. Hanrahan 3.0.00... Taylors Pity ROGKIBY fiircccustessasesca M. A. Ryan, Burns’ Creek, 56878 
, : Trunkey ss 
BO} W. Ropwod® o'/s.ac eel Sk pi il wanes teens eae RRR Rr TREES “ Rosemount,” Clairville, via 87384 
Glen Innes f 
bg , 
at Robert Wright .........0 aes Bullendoon, Moree ess....c.sssesennavevees Pallamallawa ........ccsisseesernane 78463 
Eve) Reid Broa. (ltd: )- teaxsessiackt Miller’s Creek, Willow Tree ............ Miller’sCreek, Willow Tree, and 74910 
be Mascotte Station, Narrabri 
iT, fod. He Vane %.-.0 08s sce renees PGrResitsias<dys ce soedeh etaaee ome seeesone ste 14, Bellvue-street, Glebe ........ T3274 
We Brancig: RO DINSOD i.e, c1eceoks- DPOUSMAGTALLO onesies «ess sehio silseticnn=s Narrabri .......:sceeeesesseeeeeeanens 35047 
TeS Thomas Sanderson............06 Woodleigh, Peak Hill ...........sccss0.0+ Toohey Farm, Bogan Gate ..... 84308 
-is Vg Somerset J. Nicholson ......... OymaoeVale, Parkesccsvcsesecessaenecses Wauchope ois. vecceescecnsses verse 76390 
oY Hdward. Duffy... ...Gssssmiry. 043 APOIO y  55555 055s patna nna tes coe ees eyokvonant Acacia Creek, via Tenterfield .. 26099 
The following Corrections have been made in Brands, &., previously published :— 
Brand | Alterations to be made. 


4544 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 128. [17. Ave., 1910. 


[586] Sie J Department of Fisheries, 
‘Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


6 


APPLIOATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER OULTURG. 
i he is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture the 


portions of land set opposite their respective names as mentioned hereunder. 


Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Department daily, excepting 
Saturdays, between 11 and 3 o’clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock. 


Any person may, by memorial to the Board of Fisheries, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on 
grounds to be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. 


J. A. BRODIE, 


Secretary. 
8 Applicant. | Locality. | Parish, | seOounty, a) genes pat oa 
HAWKESBURY RIVER. Yards. 
6474 | Arthur George) On the southern side of Lower Big Bay, Mooney Cowan  ,..| Northumber-) 295 {15 years 
Slocombe. Mooney Creek, lying between E. J. Cole’s oyster x land. 
| lease No. 4,882 and J, W. Johnson’s oyster lease 
| No. 6,085, 


GE IRGE’S RIVER. 


6252 Thomas Thompson..{ On a northern bank of Woronora River—a tribu-| Holdsworthy| Cumberland 537 | 15 years 
fe} | tary of George’s River—and fronting portions 
| 153, 154, 155, and 156, easterly from Como 
} 


Park, . | 
Port STEPHENS. 


6525 | William Longworth! On the northern shore of Port Stephens, extending| ..,......... Gloucester...,. 650 |15 years 
south-easterly and north-easterly along the 
frontage of the Australian Agricultural Oom- 
; pany’s grant. 
- 6571 | Francis Holbert ...) On the northern side of Corrie Island, about 50 yards| ......, sages do «| 200 | 15 yeara 
| westerly from applicant’s oyster lease No. 5 »758. : 


ae — =e es ee —$—$—$$___ 


[888] ‘ ie Department of Fisheries, 
RF Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER CULTURE. 


le is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture the 
portions of land set opposite their respective names as mentioned hereunder. 


Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Department daily, excepting 
Saturdays, between 11 and 3 o’clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’elock, 


' Any person may, by memorial to the Board of Fisheries, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds to 
be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. 


J. A. BRODIE, 


Secretary. 
Length 
Lease : e : Term of 
Applicant. Locslity. | Parish. County. of 
is ae | "; | A | Foreshore. Lease. 
HAWKESBURY RIVER. Yards. 
6489 | James Buie, junior v2; On the northern shore of Cogra Bay, at the, Patonga ,..; Northum- | 212 5 years 
north-east corner of P. T. Johnson's oyster, berland, 
lease No. 4,427 on the frontage of W., 
Alison’s portion No. 83 of 40 acres. 
6545 | Henry Cary Dangar ...| On the western side of Dangar Island, at Cowan —...| Cumberland 135 | 15. ,, 
the southern end of James Buie, jun.’s *s,| 
oyster lease No. 4,361. 
CekooKHAVEN River. 
6567 | George Haiser, senior ,,.. On the western and parts of the northern) Wollum- St. Vincent| 648 | 15 years 


and southern sides of Good-night Island,| boola, 


covering applicant’s former leases Nos. 
3,059, 3,008, 3,412, 2,811, and 6,336. 


17 Ava., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 4545 


QUARTERLY 1 LICENSING COURTS. 
Purwticans, Bezwuus, Sererir MeROHANTS, &O. 


NOTIOK is hereby given that Quarterly Licensing Courts, under the Liquor Act, 1898, and the Liquor (Amendment) Act, 1905, 
for the consideration of applications for Publicans, Colonial Wine, Brewers, and Spirit Merchants, Booth, Stand, or Packet 
fuicenses, renewals, removals, and transaction of other business, will be holden at the Us Lag Court- houses and Police Offices at 
the following places, on the dates and hours specified. 


—s— 


: When Court to be held. 
Licensing District. Dane as — Conyened by 
* Date. Hour, 
Murrurundi sos}, LO AUP ert OLOm Gon) Le Oetiee LILO i 11 | J. B. Gibson, C.L.C. 
Muswellbroox and Merton (Muswell- LOR. ie mace Soars 3 oe tlt HE bages Cre. S, 
toae | | 
Walgett .. wie =; ses Pa a WI we Ms Be ae Cope ¥ od 11 | A. M. Dunn, C.L.C. 


Mines Depariment Potices, 


[1063 } ) Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910, 


NOTICES TO APPLIOANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING AND FOR PURPOSES IN OONNEOCTION WITH 
MINING; TO LESSHES UNDER SUCH LEASHS, AND TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. 


NOTICH IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT— 


-THE undermentioned Leases of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, have been voided, the Lessees having 
failed to execute Se take delivery thereof when called upon to ge 80. 


Portion | 


ee No. | Loeality. | Area, | Date of Lease. 


Name. 


Departmental No 


GOLD-MINING LEASES. 

[1910-6,597 L.B.; 6,600 L.B.] ct, Ga ae, 
Oberon 12; 59 | H. Thomasandothers| at 9 | County Westmoreland, parish Bindo ..| 5 O O | 21 May, 1910 
Copeland 88 | 38 R. Alder and another | » 58 | County Gloucester, parish Craven | OnOe On ak ir 


” 
MINERAL LEASES. 
[1910-6,596 L.B.; 6,598 L.B.] 


Braid wood Taine & ae 8S. Richardson ...{ Mus 1 County Argyle, parish Jerralong ...| 80 0 O | 26May, 1910 
and 3. | 
3 8 | 98 


Do er ME TM do do a £00 20 | 26 4 id 
| 


LEASES READY FOR DELIVERY. 


THE undermentioned Leases of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, are now ready for delivery to the 
Lessees, and unless the Lessees take delivery thereof within the time mentioned in notice issued by the Warden or other Officer 
they will be voided: 
Lessees who desire to appoint an attorney to execute and take delivery of their leases can obtain a form of power of 
attorney on application at the Warden’s or any Mining Registrar’s Office, or at this Department. 
If it be so desired, the leases can be forwarded for execution and delivery to the Clerk of any Warden’s Court, or to the 
Department at Sydney. 


Departmental No. pe Name. ey | Locality. | Area, Date of Lease. 
GOLD-MINING LEASES, age tsps 
Drake 35 62 | L.O. Paulsen & others! au 18 | County Buller, pare A pemORS 5 0. 0/11 Aug. 1910 
5 36 63 Do - sod oy do Die Ques On ie Laas. 7 
Parkes 47 52 | A. McMurray ..| MP 25 | County Ashburnham, ae Currajong.. 1s OS Oniim Lliaeess Fi 
Yerranderie 41 58 | J. M. Stevens ...| @L 10 | County Westmoreland, parish: Moerliny:;.)) o 1° 37\ 1b 5; A 
Hill End 96 | 104 | H. D. Hopman ..| 9 88 | County Roxburgh, parish Bruinbun [eine One OO LIP 5 
Nowra 12 48 | A. Hay aie ...| ,, 18 | County St. Vincent, parish Danjera wo) 4.0 9 Li 5 ms 
a 4 il 47 Do rine 2 do do ele OF eO Mee 4s b 
=) 15 51 | BH. Mison and another im ao do ; do DEL OLSON Li's - 
Fifield 7 17| R. Drummond and ,, 6 | County Kennedy, parish Somerset GeO. = 05) Tir 3 
another. 
Sofala 2) 25 | A. Keeley ... . | 9 179 | County Roxburgh, parish Sofala Sit oe sOGrON)e Bre 5, is 
Burragy 1 1 | D. A. Kirby... ..| Mt 46 ! County Georgiana, parish Jeremy. oO One Oni Las * 
MINERAL LEASES. 
Ba:raba u 14 { S. Pung and others .... Mt 14 | County Murchison, parish Capel ait 10. OO. yu 8! Ang., 1910 
Hillgrove 27 59 | W. Madrick ... ..| 9) %9 | County Sandon, parish Metz ... meas Oe a Sims. - 
= 26 55 | W. Finnigan Bele orn, = Whoa do do AS Om OncOketys “4 
Oberon 20| 30] J. C. Billett ... wss| 93 20 | County Westmoreland, parish Banshea..| 60 0 0} 8 » it 
Ravine ° 5 5 | J. McBryde .. vie Gecoulp County Buccleuch, parish Be ee ADB Or-0) | S75, a 
Deepwater 92 {| 102} P.Smith... » 79 | County Clive, parish Rockvale .. sl2OmmOr Onl Sf . 
ie 107 | 118 | D. Cadell and: another » 85 | County Clive, parish Bates... ZOO Osi Se, 9 
Dandaloo 15 15 ' W. Wallace .. wl 9, 3% ' County Kennedy, parish Beaconsfield . AVON O Ne Si, ” 
LEASE FOR MINING PURPOSES. . 
Murrumburrah 2 | 21 | J. Barnes... ...| @Z 22) County Harden, parish Murrimboola ..., 1 2 0| 8 Aug., 1910 


° 


4546 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. [17 Ava., 1910. 


NOTICH TO APPLICANTS FOR LHEAXES FOR MINING, &0.— continued. 


THE undermentioned application for an authority to prospect, in terms of section 17, Mining Act, 1906, has been 
refused, ; 


[1910-7,554 L.B.j 


a eal wei 
Application No. | Name. | we Locality. | Area. | Applicat! ons 
7 : 
| | a. ¥. p. 
Moruya 3 |M.E. Vaughan... | aE | County Dampier, parish Moruya | 8 0 Of} 7 July; 1910 
| 


THE undermentioned application for a Gold-mining Lease of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, has 
been refused, 


[1910-6,593 L.B.] 


Name. | Pee Locality. | Area. | 
Sie te ¥ é 


| Local 
No, 


Date of 
Application. 


Departmental No. 


= ; mas be Sg | 


| f. Sr; 
Yerranderie 19 | 27 | M. L. Hennessy . QL 14 | County Westmoreland, parish Merlin.... 5 0 


26 Feb., 1909 


THE undermentioned application for a Dredging Lease, in terma of the Mining Act, 1£06, has been declared lapsed 
for non-acceptance. 


[1910-6,478 L.B.} 


Seco l { 
Departmental No. anne Name. | iia | Locality. | Area. | Avoiomtics 
'* a - 
| CE Neg ob : 
sO: 0 O | 12 Feb., 1910 


- Bloxsome and Hongkong; embracing | 
part of the bed and banks of the 
| imbarra River. 


Drake 10 71 | J. 4. Grille .. sl Gt 6 | Counties Clive and Drake, parishes 
| 
| 
| 


i 


THE necessary evidence and report in reference to the application for a dredging lease set out in the Schedule 
hereto having been received, it has been determined that a lease shall be granted of the area referred to in such application, 
subject to the general conditions to be observed in leases granted under the Mining Act, 1906, and to the following specia; 
condition, yiz.:— 

That within a period of six months from the date of the lease the sum of one hundred pounds (£100) shall be expended 
in the construction of pumping machinery. . 


[1910-7,011 L.B.] 


oi 
Departmental No. Lee Locality. | Area. | 3 | Date of 
: : p 


Name, | Portion Ne. Application. 


141 | Cope’s Creek Dredging) mu 47 | County Hardinge, parish Darby.| ©8 O O | 20 | 23 Mar., 1910 


: | 
Tingha 30 | 
| Company (No-Lia- Part of the left bank of Cope’s 


bility). Creek. 


THE necessary evidence and report in reference to the application for a dredging lease set ouf in the Schedule 
hereto having been received, it has been determined that a lease shall be granted of the area referred to in sucn application, 
subject to the general conditions to be observed in leases granted under the Mining Act, 1906, and to the following special 
conditions, viz. :— 


(1) That within a period of six months from the date of the lease the sum of one thousand pounds (£1,900) shall 
be expended in the construction of a Centrifugal pump. 


(2) That the lessee shall not enter upon that part of the said land occupied as a Chinese garden, except with the consent 
in writing of the Secretary for Mines, first had and obtained. 
[1910-7,520 L.B.] 


An AEN RCO 


Departmental Ne. Local Portion | g Date of. 
p Ne, | No. Name, No. | _ Locality. Area, & Application. 


; 


: 4, ep. 
Tingha 26 | 119 | 8. J. Cowan ... ...| Mi 440 | County Hardinge, parish Swinton, 16 0 7 | 20 | 22 Oct., 1909. 


Situated on the tight bank of 
| Cope’s Creek. 


[1910-4,588] 


(R. 1910-4,566] 


"No. 128): 17 Avavsn, 1910—o ete ae 


17 Ave., 1910.] ‘NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 4547 


NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR LUASHS FOR MINING, &o.—continued. 


RENTS are due and owing upon the undermentioned Gold-mining Leases, and if the same be not paid within 
thirty days from the date hereof such leases may be cancelled. 


oe ee NER re RE Fae 


ccnp 


Portion 


No. Name. No. Locality. 4 | Area. | Application No, 
ran) —_——— me Net a mere ee ree poe Rae onere ee = 
Lacuran Mrnine District. fete Ds 
9 e0 bail’ Berne... ee oe ...| GL 125 | County Gipps, parish Wyalong ...| 8 1 12 |Wyalong West 117 
1070 | W. G. Parish aes - v:{ 5) 228 | County Ashburnham, parish Forbes ...| 10 0 O} Forbes 398 
JOSL eet Dees she Yes Bad aeaiea! do do aul Om Ora) » 403 
1175 | J. Channon... ae apy ‘| a 158 | County Ashburnham, parish Currajong 4 0 QO] Parkes 641 
1207 Docks Ns ve Se IG do do it 20.6 = 648 
1263 | W. J. Shaw ... uae ae ..{ 4) 139 | County Ashburnham, parish Parkes OF ne 663 
1831 | F. M. Leeee .:: sa ve .. |» 10 | County Cunningham, parish Condoublin, 1 9 0 Condoblin 35 
1333 | P. W. Berne sis A | y 106 | County Gipps, parish Wyalong ..| 3 8 O |Wyalong West 243 
1339 | B. J. Reberts and another... .. | 5 9 | County Cunningham, parish Coudoublia) 4 9 0 Condoblin 40 
1342..|.P. W. Berne : ae .{ 105 | County Gipps, parish Wyalong... .| 2 0 0 |Wyalong West 241 
1389 | C. Boyle saa nS 5A j » 15 | County Ashburnham, parish Forbes 2-0 0 | Forbes 514, 
1393 | The Wyalong New Homeward) mr 33 | County Gipps, parish Wyalong .. 3 8 13|Wyalong West 256 
Bound Gold-mining Company 
(No-Liability). 
1394 | P. W. Berne Aes m5 ...| Gu 104 do i do ws ae) ea Fe MO gh al ae i 260 
1399 Je Ekim beers 5 tee aes| yy) 157 | County Ashburnham, parish Forbes ...| 10 O 0 | Forbes 5138 
1400 | P. W. Berne sft: re . |» 116 | County Gipps, parish Wyalong | 1 1 6 |Wyalong West 259 
1409 | W.J. Shaw... ous mt {yy 119 | County Ashburnham, parish Parkes ...| 1 O O | Parkes 692 
_1411 | C.T. Woodward... ae aa epee do do ye ae Ore O i: 693 
1413 | Harden Central Gold-mining Com-| ,, 1 | County Harden, parish Murrimboola ..| 3 © 10 | Murrumburrah 
pany (No-Liability). ... fe . il 
1456 | P. W. Berne ane nee ..{ 3 187 | County Gipps, parish Wyalong .. 1 0 O |Wyalong West 270 
1500. | A. A. Hart ... ee ee | » 2 | County Biand, parish Mugga ... »| & O 0} Wyalong 87 
1504 | J. McMurray ae a vee| ss 272 | Count Ashburnham, parish Parkes 8 O O| Parkes 729 
15:0 | A. A. Dunean oe ee |» 61 | County Gipps, parish Wyalong... ..| & O O |Wyalong West 281 
1550 | Harden Central Gold-mining Com-| ,, 9 | County Harden, parish Murrimboola ...} 7 @ O | Murrumburrah 
pany (No-Liability). ; 24 
1551 | C. Boyle and another | 5, 46 | County Ashburnham, parish Forbes 1 0 O| Forbes 538 
1552 Do - sel e208 do do 6 0 0 i 536 
1553 | T. D. Oxley and another ... v.| y 22 | County Kennedy, parish Burrill 4 0 0| Alectown 56 


THE undermentioned Private Lands Lease has been cancelled for non-fulfilment of the labour conditions 
contained therein, and the land comprised in the leage hereunder mentioned will, unleas held under some other title, upon 
publication of this Notice (namely, at 2°80 o’clock p.m., Sydney time, to-day), be available for occupation, in terms of the 
Mining Act of 1906. P 


[1910-4,569] 


Minine Act, 1906. 


No. Name. . | Portion No. | Locality. Area, | Application No, 


t 


ae. Te 
39 R. G. Baxter ‘ 4 .| PGL 60 | County Robinson, parish Cobar... ae 0 021 Cobar 12-69 


THE undermentioned Gold-mining Lease has been cancelled for non-fulfilment of the labour conditions contained 
therein, and the land comprised in the lease hereunder mentioned will, unless held under some other title, upon publica- 
tion of this Notice (namely, at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time, to-day), be available for occupation, in terms of the Mining Act of 


1906. 


“Minine Act, 1906. 
SO 


ic > Portion i * 
No. | Name. No. | Locality. 


De ne 


| Area. | Application No. 


@i5. YUE Pe 
at 135 | County Roxburgh, parish Castleton ...| 5 O O |Sunny Corner 4-5 


THE undermentioned Mineral Lease has been canceiled for non-payment of rent due thereon, and the land com- 
lease hereunder mentioned will, unless held under some other title, upon publication of this Notice (namely, at 


ised in the | 5 po 
30 o'clock p.m. Sydney time, to-day), be available for occupation, in terms of the Mining Act of 1906. 


Minna Aor, 1906.—Coat AND SHALE. 
i he ea pees eee 


a 


a ; | Portion 


Locality. Area. Application No, 
—= nt ee a cr i 


No. Nseme. No. 


Bt ps 
,..(640 0 0 | Lithgow 7-8 


88 | W. Lascelles = we OM 


mz 10 | County Cook, parish Blackheath 


i - —_ spines es ——_—— 


4548 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. [17 Auge., 1910. 


First Insertion. 


NOTICE UNDER SECTION 91 OF THE “MINING ACT, 1905,’ AND REGULATION 106. 


N OTICE is hereby given that an application, as per Schedule hereuader, has been made in terms of the abovementioned Act 

fora Drelging Lease to mine for Gold, by means of Bucket-dredging in, and on the area described, and that I, the 
Warden of the District, having been so directed by the Secretary for Mines, will, at 2 p.m., on the 9th day of September, 1910) 
at the Warden’s Court at Araluen, hold an inquiry concerning euch application. 


Any objection to the application must be lodged with me, in the Warden’s Office at Araluen, before the day above 


mentioned. 


Application 
No. 


4, Araluen 
(Local No. 4) 


ScHEDULE, 
Name of Applicant. Description of Area. 
Henry Wiliiam Parsons...) Portion GL 9, parishes of Merricumbene and Milo, 


counties of Dampier and St. Vincent, embracing 


River: Commencing at the south-east corner of 
portion 123, parish of Milo, and extending thence 
up the river for a distance of about 33 miles. 


part of the bed and banks of the Deua or Moruya| 


Date of 
Application. 


ep: 
100 0 0|16 May, 1910 


GEO. R. WILLIAMS, Warden. 


Dated this 15th day of August, 1919. 


Second Insertion. 


[1100] 


NOTICE UNDER SECTION 91 OF THE MINING AOT, 1906, AND REGULATION i108. 


OTICE is Rereby given that an application, as hereunder, has been made in terms cf the abovementioned Act for a 


Dredging Lease to mine for Gold by means of iydraulic Jet Elevators in and cn the ares described, and that I, the 


Warden of the District, having been so directed by the Secretary for Mines, will, on the 3ist day of August, 1910, at 10 ain,, 
> | 3 3 is) ? 


at the Warden’s Court at Tumbarumba, hold an inguiry concerning such application. 


Any objection to the application must be lodge 


d with me, in the Warden’s Office at Tumbarumba, before the day abuve 


mentioned, 
SCHEDULE. 
atid os Name of Applicant, : Description of Area, | Area. | Re tte, 


1 
(Local, 21 -)| 


George Thomas Heinecke 


Parishes of Tumbarumba and King, county of Selwyn, 
embracing part of the bed and banks of T'umbarumba 
| Creek, and adjacent flats : Commencing about 13 chains 
above the south-west corner of portion 181, parish of 
| King, and extending thence down the creek for a distance 
of about 150 chains to the south-west corner of portion 
160, parish of Tumbarumba. 


a, Y. p. 


st 
Portions Gis 90 and 91, area 69 acres 3 roods 25 perches.| 69 3 25) 6 Dec., 1909 


D ited this 6th day of August, 1210. 


F973] 


W. M. FINCHAM 
Warden. 
[877 } 


Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 14,766 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN THE SANDOWN GOLD-FIELD), 
PARISHES OF DANGLEMAH AND BULLIMBALL, COUNTIES OF INGLIS AND PARRY. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 


Act, 1906, part of Rezerve No. 14,765 from conditional sale 
hereby revoked accordingly. 


(within the Sandon Gold-field), hereunder described, shall be revoked, and it is 


[1910-5,891-201 Miec.} W. H. WOOD. 
ScHEDULE. 
Land ee 5 Reserve f 3 : Papers 
District. Division. | “No. Purpose, Rae aes County. Parish. Shire, Area, Part revoked, No 
a a +" 
| 
; aA : Cease Tet Ds x 
Tamworth...) Eastern..| 14,766 From conditional sale| 14 Noy.,1891 | Parry and] Bullimball | Cockburn «.| 126° 2 0) That part within the} 1910-4,776 
(within Sandon Gold- Inglis. of Dangle- (about). amended boundaries} Misc. 
field). wah, of town of Buri, noti- 
fied this day, 


17 Ava, 1910.] 


iands Department Wotices, 


PROCLAMATION 
New Sourn Waxts, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
fable FrEpEnIC JoHN Napier, Baron 
CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 
the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
W. P. Cuttux, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 


By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 
His Excellency the 
Governor. 


to wit. 


(L.s.) 


Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australha, 


PYAR EAS an Advisory Board, duly constituted 
under the ‘‘Closer Settlement (Amendment) Act, 
1907,” has reported that the land described in the Schedule 
hereto is suitable to be acquired for closer settlement: Now, 
therefore, I, FRepERIc JoHN Napier, BARON CHELMSFORD, 
the Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive 
Council of the said State, in pursuance of the provisions of 
the said Act, do declare, by this notification to be published 
in the Government Gazette, that I propose to acquire the 
said land for the purpose of closer settlement, 

[Clo. Sett. 1910-3,317] 


SCHEDULE, 
: 
THE LAND REFERRED TO. 


' Area about 7,417 acres. The part of the estate known as 
‘* Nangus,” situate in the county of Clarendon, parishes of 
Cooba, Nangus, and Tenandra, Land District of Gundagai, 
Adjungbilly and labo Shires,—shown approximately by red 
edging upon plan catalogued Misc. 1,062 Wga., in the Depart- 
ment of Lands. 


Given under my Hand and Seal, this sixteenth day of 
August, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine 
hundred and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s 
Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 


S. W. MOORE. 


[902] -GOD SAVE THE KING! 


RESIGNATION AND APPOINTMENT. 


DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, has been pleased to accept the resignation of 


Parrick Barry, Esquire, of his position of Member of the 
Local Land Board for the Land District of Dubbo,—such 
resignation to take effect from and inclusive of the 15th 
August, 1910. : 

His Excellency-in-Council has also been pleased to appoint 

Tuomas Braaa, Esquire, J.P., to be a Member of the above- 
mentioned Board, vice Mr. Barry,—such appointment to 
take effect from the 15th August, 1910. 


(Ml. 1910-7,516] S. W. MOORE. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that 
the undermentioned gentleman has been appointed 
a Licensed Surveyor for this State :— 


Charles Coburn Ware. 
[M1], 1910-7,012] 
S. W. MOORE. 


[983] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


Noriricatron of re-marking of reserved road 100 links 
wide and of variable width through W. Thurlow’s 
Special Lease No. 4,171, also intention to declare 
same to be a public road, parish of Terranora, 
county of Rous, Tweed Shire No. 1, Land District 
of Murwillumbah. 

T is hereby notified that under the provisions of 
28rd section of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the 
position of the reserved road through William Thur- 
low’s Special Lease No. 4,171, parish of Terranora, 
county of Rous, Tweed Shire No. 1, has been re- 
marked,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 9,808-1,603 


No. 128, 17. Aveust, 1910 —6. 


[992] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 


4549 


(flat), which is deposited in and can be inspected at 
Department of Lands, Sydney, and a copy of same 
can be seen at the Crown Lands Agent’s Office at Mur- 
willumbah. In accordance with the 25th section of 
aforesaid Act it is intended to submit the plan of re- 
marking to the Governor for approval; it is therefore 
necessary that any persons having objections which 
may appear to them to exist to the position of the 
road as re-marked, also to intention to declare same to 
be a public road under 18th section of same Act, 
should set forth the same in writing, addresed to the 
Minister for Lands, within one month from the date 
of this notice. 


[Roads 1910-425-4] S. W. MOORE. 


[1010] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


PROPOSED CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY ROADS 
AND PART OF ROAD. 


N OTICE is hereby given that the Minister for Lands 

is of opinion that it is expedient to close, under 
the provisions of the 19th and 20th sections of the 
‘Public Roads Act, 1902,” the roads and part of road 
hereunder described; and all persons interested are 
hereby called upon to set. forth in writing, addressed to 
the Minister, within one month from date of this 
notice, any objections which may appear to them ta 
exist to the closing of the said roads and part of road, 


S. W. MOORE, 


DESCRIPTIONS. 


The unnecessary road separating portions 1-10 and 9 
of section 72 from portion 4 of section 71, and the un- 
necessary road separating portions 5, 6, and 7 of sec- 
tion 75 from portions 5, 6, 7, and 8 of section 72, within 
the suburban boundaries of village of Cargelligo, 
parish of Gurangully, county of Dowling, Lachlan 
Shire No. 81. 

[Roads 1910-508-1] 


The unnecessary part of road separating P. Sexton’s 
portion 220 from G. Fisher’s portion 12, and W. H. and 
H. E. Rishworth’s portion 272, east. of road R. 7,821- 
1,603, parish of Lismore, county of Rous, Gundurimba 
Shire No. 5. 

[Roads 1902-41-66] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


Novirrcation of re-marking of confirmed roads, R. 
5194-1,603, parish of Mirannie and R. 164-1,603, 
R. 7,690-1,603, and R. 1,559-1,603, parish of 
Marwood, county of Durham, Patrick Plains 
Shire No. 33, Land District of Singleton. 


Ve is hereby notifier that under the provisions of the 

23rd section of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the 
position of the confirmed road 100 links wide—R. 519a- 
1,603—being part of the road from Singleton to Mir- 
annie, within Frank Arthur Corner’s portion 169, 
to Gresford, and branch confirmed road therefrom 100 
links and slightly variable in width—R. 164-1,603 and 
R. 7,690-1,603—being part of the road from Singleton 
parish of Mirannie, also of the'confirmed road 100 links 
and slightly variable in width—R. 164-1,603 and R. 
7,690-1,603—being part of the road from Singleton 
to Gresford, and branch confirmed road therefrom 100 
links) wide—R.1,559-1,603—towards Maitland-road, 
within same owner’s portion 3, parish of Marwood, 
county of Durham, Patrick Plains Shire No. 33, have 
been re-marked,—as shown on plans catalogued R. 
10,010-1,603 and R. 10,011-1,603 respectively, which 
are deposited in and can be inspected at the Depart- 
ment of Lands, Sydney, and copies of same can be 
be seen at the Crown Land Agent’s Office at Singleton. 
Tn accordance with the 25th section of the aforesaid 
Act, it is intended to submit the plans of re-markings 
to the Governor for approval ; it is therefore necessary 
that any persons having objections which may appear 
to them to exist to the position of the roads, as now 
re-marked, should set forth the same in writing, 
addressed to the Minister for Lands, within one month 
from the date of this notice. 
[Roads 1908-278-10] 


[1002] 


g. W. MOORE. 


4550 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 


[17 Ave., 1910, 


[1090] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY 
ROADS. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in 
pursuance of the provisions of the 20th section of the “‘ Public 
Roads Act, 1902,” the roads hereunder described, which are 
now no longer required, are hereby closed, and the lands 
comprised therein freed and discharged from any rights of the 
public or any person to the same as highways. 


S. W. MOORE. 


DESCRIPTION. 


Parish of Yarrunga, county of Camden, Wingecarribee Shire, 
Land district of Moss Vale. The boundary road, 100 links 
wide, separating portion 218 from parts of portions 195 and 
178. 

[Aln. 1910-8,945. 8.P. 1908-186] 

Parish of Ulmarra, county of Clarence, within Munici- 
pality of Ulmarra. The unnecessary boundary road, 100 links 
wide, separating portion 474 from portions 484 and 46a. 

[Aln. 1910-10,592. §.P. 1909-11] 


[1081] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF ALTERATION IN POSITION OF 
RESERVED ROAD. 


[ is hereby notified that, under the provision contaiaed in 

section 22 of ‘‘ Public Roads Act, 1902,” the Minister for 
Lands has approved of an alteration in the position of reserved 
road, 150 links wide, within Executors of late J. 8. Vickery’s 
C.L., 30-128 No. 15,945, portion 112, parish of Winton, county 
of Parry, Peel Shire, No. 27,—as surveyed and shown on plan 
catalogued R. 10,118-1,603, which is deposited in, and can be 
seen at, Department of Lands, Sydney. 


[Rds., 1903-8.] 8. W. MOORE. 


[1077] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


ADDITIONAL CONDITION ATTACHED TO AN 
ANNUAL LEASE. 


Lanp District or MAITLAND. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that 
it has been agreed and approved that Thomas 
Seery’s Annual Lease No. 1909-8, Maitland, situated 
in parish of Heddon, county of Northumberland, and 
Shire of Cessnock, shall be subject to the following 
condition, viz. :— 

The Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage 
Board and their employees and all persons duly 
authorised by such Board shall have the right to 
enter upon the land leased for the purpose of lay- 
ing, repairing, or maintaining water pipes in con- 
nection with the District Water Supply; any 
breach of this condition to render the lease liable 


to forfeiture. d 
[Ms. Ls. 1910-8,588] S. W. MOORE. 


[1078] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


CANCELLATION OF NOTIFICATION OF GRANT- 
ING OF ANNUAL LEASE. 

I bas is hereby notified, for general information, that 

so much of the notice appearing in the Govern- 

ment Gazette of the 24th November, 1909, as relates 

to the granting of an annual lease in satisfaction of 

Hugh Keegan’s application No, 1909-11; Newcastle, is 


hereby cancelled. 
[Ms. Ls. 1910-10,373] S. W. MOORE. 


s 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 


APPROACHING LAND SALES. 


{ROWN LANDS have been advertised in the Government 
Gazette for sale at the undermentioned places and 
dates :— 
Gazette 
N 


. 0. 
CANOWINDRA—Friday, 23rd September, 1910 See 
Mosma—Wednesday, 24th August, 1910 ... 107 
Younc—Wednesday, 7th September, 1910 fare 


S. W. MOORE. 


[989] Western Land Board Office, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 
ERRATUM. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that in 
the notification in the Government Gazette of the 
ist June, 1904, of the issue of Western Lands Lease 
No. 857, the area of such lease should read as ‘'4,160” 
in place of ‘4,260’ acres, 
S. W. MOORE, 


Minister for Lands. 


[489 ] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 
PLANTS DECLARED TO BE SCRUB. 


T is notified, for public information, that, in accordance 
with the. provisions of the “Crown Lands Acts of 1889 
and 1908,” gum, messmate, and mountain ash are hereby 
declared to be Scrub on and for the purposes of Scrub, Lease 
No. 310 of 2,450 acres, Eastern Division, county of Wallace, 
parish of Nungar, within the meaning of the 4th section 
“Crown Lands Act of 1889,” as ameuded by the “ Crown 
Lands (Amendment) Act, 1908.” 


[Oce. 1910-5,398] S. W. MOORE. 


——T 


[488 ] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 
DECLARATION OF SCRUB LANDS. 
Nee is hereby given that, in pursuance of the provisions 
of the 35th section of the “ Crown Lands Act of 1889,” 
the land hereunder described is hereby declared to be Scrub 


Lands. 
S. W. MOORE, 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Cooma, anp Dancetry Suiee. 


Jounty of Wallace, parish of Nungar, containing an area of 
about 2,450 acres. The Crown Lands within the measured 
boundaries of Snow Lease Lot 13,—as shown on plan cata- 
logued Sn. L. 1—a. Roll, deposited at the Department of 
Lands, Sydney,—but exclusive of that part of portion 15, em- 
braced in Special Lease 1905-5. 

[ Oce. 1910-5,398 | 


[991] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, i7th August, 1910. 
ERRATUM. 


HE notification published in the Government 
Gazette of the 9th February, 1910, folio 885, of 
proposal to resume, and of 6th July, 1910, folio 3721, 
of resumption and dedication of an area of 1 acre 2 
roods 28 perches for new road from reserved road 
within portion 38, towards Casino, parish of Bundock, 
county of Richmond, Tomki Shire No. 7, such notia- 
cations are hereby amended, the area resumed being 
1 acre 1 rood 28 perches, in accordance with plan 
(R. 9,798-1,603) of survey, which may be inspected at 
the Department of Lands, Sydney. 
[Roads 1908-462-12 | S. W. MOORE. 


{1101] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 
ADDENDUM NOTICH. 
Satz or A Snow LzEAsE at CooMA UNDER THE 367TH SxO- 
TION OF THE “Crown Lawps Aor oF 1889.” 


T is hereby notified for general information that the sale of 

a Snow Lease which was advertised in the Government 

Gazette of 10th August, 1910, will be conducted at the Office 
of the Crown Land Agent, at; Cooma. 


ROBERT McDONALD. 


[344] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


iG is hereby notified, for public information, that 
the Surveyors Board will conduct an examination 
of candidates for licenses to survey under the Crown 
Lands Acts, commencing at 10 a.m. on Monday, 19th 
September, 1910, at the Office of the Chief Surveyor, 
Department of Lands... 

Candidates are informed that their applications, 
together with documentary evidence of having com-~- 
pied with the preliminary conditions, must reach the 

ecretary to the Board at least ten days before the 
date fixed for the examination. 


[Minl. 1910-6,433] S. W. MOORE. 


ee 


17 Ava., 1910.] 


[986] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


REGULATIONS FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF 
SITE FOR STORAGE OF EXPLOSIVES AT 
SANDY ISLAND, HUNTER RIVER. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, having been pleased to 
make the following Regulations for the management 
of the land at Sandy Island, Hunter River, area 
about 18 acres, reserved “znd December, 1909, as 
No, 44,642, for storage of explosives, such Regulations 
are hereby published in accordance with section 106 
of the Crown Lands Act of 1884. 


[Me. 1910-13,036] S. W. MOORE. 


Tue land at Sandy Island, Hunter River, area about 
18 acres, reserved 22nd December, 1909, as No. 44,642, 
for storage of explosives, shall be open to the public 
for purposes of recreation, subject to the following 
Regulations :— 


1. No person shall erect or maintain any dancing- 
hall, pavilion, refreshment-room, booth, tent, wharf, 
or other structure on the reserve except with the 
permission of the Minister or the Superintendent. 


2. No dwelling-house, camp, or residence of any 
description shall be allowed on any part of the land. 


3. No person shall light or use a fire on the reserve 
except with the permission of the Superintendent, and 
then only in a fireplace built in a cleared space where 
there will be no danger of setting fire to the bush. 
No person having lit or used a fire shall leave the 
same at any time unattended, nor shall he abandon 
such fire altogether before he has totally extinguished 
it. No fires whatever shall be allowed within a 
radius of 800 yards of any magazine, building, or 
wharf. 

4. No person shall at any time approach within 
200 yards of any magazine, building, or wharf, with- 
out the permission of the Minister or the Superin- 
tendent; and whilst any magazine, building, or 
lighter containing explosive is open, or whilst ex- 
plosives are being received, issued, trucked, loaded, 
unleaded, or examined (which will be indicated by 
the hoisting of a red flag on a flagstaff) no steam 
vessel shall lie or be within a distance of 200 yards 
from the foreshores of the Island. . 

5. No person shall remove, injure, or destroy any 
trees, plants, shrubs, fencing, notice-boards, or other 
property on the land. 


-€. No person shall carry or discharge any firearm, 
or cause any explosion, within the boundaries of the 
land. 


7. In these Regulations the term ‘‘ Minister’? means 
the Colonial Treasurer or the Minister of the Crown 
for the time being administering the Explosives Act, 
1905. The term ‘‘ Superintendent ’’? means the Super- 
intendent of the Explosives Department, and in case 
of his absence from duty, includes any person ap- 
pointed under the hand of the Minister to discharge 
the duties of Superintendent, 


8. Any person who by act or default commits or 
attempts to commit a breach of these Regulations, 
shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding £20. 


[659] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR A SPECIAL LEASE FOR “AGRICUL- 
TURE AND GRAZING” UNDER THE PROYVI- 
SIONS OF THE CROWN LANDS ACTS. 


Lanp DistRicr OF COONAMBLE. 


- accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, 

it is hereby notified, for general information, that Tenders 
will be received at this Department not later than 3 o’clock 
p-m. on Wednesday, 21st September, 1910, for a Special Lease 
for “AGRICULTURE AND GrazinG” of the lands set forth 
in the Schedule hereunder. The lease will be subject to the 
general provisions and conditions of the Crown Lands Acts 
and Regulations thereunder, and to the following special 
conditions, provisions, exceptions, covenants, and reserva- 
tions :—_, 

1. The term of the lease will be from the date of the 


notification of the Minister’s acceptance of the tender to 81st 
December, 1924, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 
ce a tt 


4551 


2. The rent for each year shall be paid in advance to th® 
Crown Iand Agent of the District, or to the State Treasurer 
at Sydney, on or before the 3ist December of the year preced- 
ing, otherwise penalties for the late payment shall'be incurred, 
and the lease shall be liable to forfeiture. 


3. The survey fee as specified in the Schedule attached 
hereto and the balance of rent to 31st December, 1910, shall 
be paid by the lesaee within one month from the date of noti- 
fication in the Government Gazette of the Minister’s 
acceptance of the tender. © 


4, The lessee shall, within twelve months from the date of 
notification in the Government Gazette of the granting of the 
lease, clear the land of all prickly-pear, noxious scrub, plants, 
or weeds, and shall thereafter keep the land clear of them 
during the currency of the lease. 


Nors.—The method to be followed in eradicating the prickly- 
pear is to entirely consume by fire, or completely bury it 3 feet, 
at least, underground, with the roots, seed, and every part 
thereof. 


5. Except on the area between the main road and the river, 
the timber may be destroyed, provided two trees to the acre 
are left for shade purposes. ‘ 


6. The lessee shall, within twelve months from the date of 
notification in the Government Gazette of the granting of the 
lease, clear and cultivate an area of not less than 5 acres, and 
shall, within two years from the date of such notification, clear 
and cultivate an area of not lesa than 10 acres, and he shall 
keep 10 acres under cultivation thereafter during the currency 
of the lease. 


7. In addition to the above, the lease shall be subject to 
subsections 1, 2, 4 to 16, and 20 of Regulation No, 215, notified 
¢o0th March, 1910. 


8. Failure to comply with any of the above conditions will 
render the lease liable to forfeiture. 


Tenders shall be addressed to the Under Secretary for 
Lands, and endorsed “ Tender for a Special Lease for Agricul- 
tural and Grazing Purposes, Land District of Coonamble,” 
with date of Gazette notice, and they shall be made under 
and subject to the followiug conditions and provisions and 
reservations :— 


(z) Tenders shall be made on Form 74, and shall clearly 
describe the land applied for, and shall be accom- 
panied by a receipt showing that a deposit equal to 
the amount stated in the Gazette as the upset annual 
rent of the portion has been paid to the Land Agent 
or the State Treasurer, and also by a statutory declara- 
tion made by the tenderer giving full particulars of 
all lands owned or held by him. 

(5) The deposit paid by the person whose tender is accepted 
shall be credited on account of the first year’s rent. If 
a tender be withdrawn, the deposit, wholly or in part, 
may be retained. 

(c) A tender from any person already holding a living 
area will not be accepted. 

(d) The Minister reserves the right to refer the whole or 
any of the tenders for the undermentioned block to 
the Local Land Board for a report for his guidance in 
selecting the applicant whose tender should be 
accepted. 

(e). The Minister reserves the right to accept or to refuse 
any tender. 

(f) The highest or any tender will not necessarily be 
accepted. 

(g) A tender from any person holding no land, or an 
insufficient area, will receive preferential con- 
sideration. 


Heliographs showing the position of the block to be leased 
may be seen at the Information Bureau, Lands Department, 


Sydney; and at the Office of the Crown Land Agent, 


Coonamble. 


[ Ms. Ls. 1910-8,989 ] Ss. W. MOORE. 


SCHEDULE. 
4 
“4 Appro ximat F Upset Fees— 
5 nag Locality. Annual | Survey, 
Q : ; Rental. &eo, 
pa EE A ee 
Aapes: ae £24.) £ 8.4. 
A 260 Fronting the Castlereagh River,) 5 8 4/11 3 0 
(ex. road). | adjoining portions 32, 43, 51,| 
50, and 26, parish Buramilong ; 
and 13, 18, 23, parish Boborah; 
pica Ewenmar, Shire Gilgan- 
ra. 


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4552 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETYE, No. 128. 


[17 Ave., 1910. 


Lycee 


[661] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR A SPECIAL LEASE FOR “ AGRICUL- 
TURE AND GRAZING” UNDER THE PROVISIONS 
OF THE CROWN LANDS ACTS. 


Lanp District or CARCOAR. 


ihe accordance with the provisions.of the Crown Lands Acts, 
it is hereby notified, for general information, that Tenders 
will be received at this Department not later than 3 p.m. 
on Wednesday, 21st September, 1910, for a Special Lease for 
“ AGRICULTURE AND Grazina” of the land set forth in the 
Schedule hereunder. The lease will be subject to the general 
provisions and conditions of the Orown Lands Acts and Regula- 
tions thereunder, and to the following special conditions, 
provisions, exceptions, covenants, and reservations :— 


1. The term of the lease will be from the date of the 
notification of the Minister's acceptance of the tender to 31st 
December, 1924. 


2. The rent for each year shall be paid in advance to the 
Crown Land Agent of the District, or to the State Treasurer 
at Sydney, on or before the 8lst December of the year 
preceding, otherwise penalties for the late payments shall be 
incurred, and the lease shall be liable to forfeiture. 


8. The survey fee as specified in the Schedule attached 


hereto and the balance of rent to 31st December, 1910, shall be 
paid by the leasee within one month from date of notification 
in the Government Gazette of the Minister’s acceptance of the 
tender, 


4. The lessee shall, within twelve months from the date of 
notification in the Government Gazette of the granting of the 
lease, clear the land of all briars, noxious scrub, plants, or 
weeds, und shall thereafter keep the land clear of them during 
the currency of the lease. 


5. In addition to the above, the lease shall be subject to sub- 
sections 1, 4 to 13, and 20 of f Begulation No. 215, notified 30th 
March, 1910, 


6 Failure to comply with any of the appye conditions 
will render the lease liable to forfeiture. 


Tenders shall be addressed to the Under Secretary for Lands, 
and endorsed “Tender for a Special Lease for Agricultural and 
Grazing purposes, Land District of Carcoar,’ with date of 
Gazette notice, and they shall be made under and subject to the 
following conditions and provisions and reservations. 


(a) Tenders shall be made on Form 74, and shall clearly 
describe the land applied for, and shall be accompanied 
by a receipt showing that a deposit equal to the amount 
stated in the Gazette as the upset annual rent of the 
portion has been paid to the Land Agent or the State 
‘Treasurer, and also by a statutory declaration made 
by the tenderer giving full particulars of all lands 
owned or held by him. 

(b) The deposit paid by the person whose tender is accepted 
shall be credited on account of the first year’s rent. 
If a tender be withdrawn, the deposit, wholly or in 
part, may be retained. 

(c) A tender from any person already holding a living area 
will not be accepted. 

(d) Tenders from persons holding no land, or an in- 
sufficient area, will receive preferential consideration. 

(e) The Minister reserves the right to refer the whole or any 
of the tenders for the undermentioned block to the 
Local Land Board for a report for his guidance in 
selecting the applicant whose tender should be 
accepted. 

(f) The Minister reserves the right to accept or to refuse 
any tender. 

(g) The highest or any tender will not necessarily be 
accepted. 

Heliographs showing the position of the block to be leased 
may be seen at the Information Bureau, Lands Department, 
Sydney, and at the Office of the Crown Land Agent, 
Carcoar, 


[Ms. Ls, 1910-9,915] S. W. MOORE. 
SCHEDULE. 
AB Upset Fees— 
Allotments S Area Locality, Annual | Survey, 
A Rental c. 
a. rT. p. 1G 8s G.| eB, 
11 to 20 8 4 2 303) Within town and muhi-| 210 0| 410 0 


» inclusive cipality of Playney, 
parish Errol, county 
Bathurst, bounded. by 
Charles, ‘Lower Farm, 
and Stillingfleet streets, 
and east of lane through 
section 8. 


er ae 


[660] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR A SPECIAL LEASE FOR “GRAZING” 
UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE CROWN 
LANDS ACTS. 


Lanp District or NARRABBI. 


N accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts 
it is hereby notified, for general information, that Tenders 
will be received at this Department not Jater than 3 p.m. 
on Wednesday, 21st September, 1910, for a Special Lease for 
“ Grazing” of the land set forth in the Schedule hereunder. 
The lease will be subject to the general provisions and condi- 
tions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations thereunder, 
aud to the following special conditions, provisions, exceptions, 
covenants, and reservations :— 


J. The term of the lease will be from the date of thé notifica- 
tion of the Minister's acceptance of the tender to 3lst December, 
1924, 


2. The rent for each year shall be paid in advance to the 
Crown Land Agent of the District, or to the State Treasurer 
at Sydney, on or before the 31st December of the year preced- 
ing, otherwise penalties for the late payments shall be incurred, 
and the lease shall be liable to forfeiture. 


3. The survey fee as specified in the Schedule attached 
hereto and the balance of rent to 8lst December, 1910, shall 
be paid by the lessee within one month from date of uotifi- 
cation in the Government Gazette of the Minister's acceptance 
of the tender. 


4. The lessee shalJ, witbin three years from the date of 
notification in the Government Gazette of the Minister’s 
acceptance of the tender, clear the land of all wild tobacco 
plant, prickly-pear, noxious scrub, plants, or weeds, and shall 
thereafter keep the land clear of them during the currency of 

he lease. 


Nore.—The method to be followed i in eradtoutiig the prickly 
pear is to entirely consume by fire or completely bury it 3 feet, 
at least, underground, with the roots and every part thereof, 


5. In addition to the above, the lease will be subjected to 
subeections 1, 2, 4 to 18, 20, and 21 of Regulation No. 215, 
notified 80th March, 1910. 


6. Failure to comply with any of the above conditions will 
render the lease liable to forfeiture. 


Tenders shall be addressed to the Under Secretary for Lands 
and endorsed “ Yender for a Special Lease for Grazing 
Purposes, Land District of Narrabri,” with date of Gazette 
notice, aud they shall be made under and subject to the follow- 
ing conditions and provisions and reservations :— 


(a) Tenders shall be made on Form 74, and shall clearly 
describe the land applied for, and shall be accompanied 
by areceipt showing that a deposit equal to the 
amount stated in the Gazette as the upset annual rent 
of the portion has been paid to the Land Agent or the 
State Treasurer. 


(b) The deposit paid by the person whose tender is ac- 
cepted shail be credited on account of the first year’s 
rent. If a tender be withdrawn, the deposit, wholly 
or in part, may be retained. 


(c) The Minister reserves the right to refer the whole or 
any of the tenders for the undermentioned block to 
the Local Land Board for a report for his guidance 
in selecting the applicant whose tender should be 
accepted. 


(d) The Minister reserves the right to accept or to refuse 
any tender. 


(e) The highest or any tender will not necessarily be ac- 
‘cepted. 


(f) A tender from any person holding no land, or an 
insufficient area, will recetve preferential consideration. 


Heliographs showing the position of the block to be leased 
may be seen at the Information Bureau, Lands Department, 
Sydney, and at the Office of the,Crown Land Agent, Narrabri 


{Ms, Ls. 1910-9,967} 8S. W. MOORE, 


SCHEDULE. 
Approxi- - Upset Fees— 
mate Locality, Annual | Survey, 
Area, Rental &C. 
iT 
Acres. £3) diye sds 
240 T.S. and C. R. 81,854, parish Galathera,| 12 0 0| 1218 8 


(about). | county Jamison, Namoi Shire. 
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17 Ave, 1910] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 4553 


[1109] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 
ERRATUM NOTICE. 


NOTICE is hereby given in connection with the approval of 
Philip Campbell’s After-auction Purchase, gazetted 27th July, 
1910, that the price should read ‘£15 10s.” instead of ‘ £15.” 


ROBERT MoDONALD, 
Under Secretary. 


Department of Lands, ’ 
Sydney, 18th July, 1910. 


NEW MAPS FOR SALR. 
N SALR, at the Maps Sales Sranch, Head Office, Bridge- 
atreet, Sydney, and at the respective Crown Lands Agents’ 
Offices as hereunder mentioned, the following new Maps. 
Price 1s, each. 


(369) 


Parish, County, Land Agent’s Office. 

Bimmil ... ».. Auckland den, 
Wonboyn... ong do cee CLO 
Howe... tee do soe Coke 
Narrabarba FOC do foe TO 
Big Badga . Beresford ... Cooma, 
Good Good at do see) CO 
Lennox ... Bathurst . Orange. 
Freemantle hin do ... Bathurst and Orange. 
Vittoria .., ase do or do 
Brangalgan --- Bourke ... Wagga Wagga. 
Ramsay ... a do -- Barmedman. 
Narragudgil oe land tree, ... Wyalong & Barmedman. 
Monsoon .. Burnett ... Warialda.. _ 
Kangaroo... Buller . Tenterfield. 
Tantorian.., »- Cadell » Deniliquin. 
Greenfield . Cowley .. Queanbeyan. 

_ Calderwood Camden . Wollongong. 

* Gidalambone _ Canbelego . Nyngan. 
Deva me ... Dampier ... Moruya, 
Moruya ... st do we do 
Momolong .-- Denison... ... Corowa, 
Gereldery Af do ae CLO 
Warmatta “ae do ere. CLO 
Tocumwal dee do nese LO 
Boonanoomana ... do eee CLO) 
Tabulam ... pes Draken ce ». Casino 
Koukandowie . Fitzroy ... ..» Grafton. 
Banar ... Gipps . Condoblin. 
Carawandool ... do . Forbes. 


Warangla... ecb ee COM ea. bom asks) 

Wheoga ... Feat eg CLOW Wate. . Forbes and Grenfell. 
Wamboyne vee do ..« Condoblin & Wyalong. 
Ugalong ... Dro Te oe ... Condoblin. 
Youngareen kre op GO ... Wyalong. . 
Cadow.., etn do .. Forbes and Condoblin. 
South Borambil... do - Condoblin. 


W ilbertroy eee LO: ... Forbes. . 
Udah ee at a do ... Wryalong. 
Ungarie ... , capi O: nage Soe ale 
Jemalong West ... do... ... Forbes. 
Terrabile .., .. Gowen .-» Coonamble. 
Callangoan pene Ome s.¢ soe do 
Tinonee .., ... Gloucester Taree 
Mummel ... .. Hawes ... er hyg.do 
Baldwin ... . Hardinge . Armidale. 
Weeta Waa .. Jamison . Narrabri. 
Manamoi ... sae GO ee do 
Biala page <atatet) ies ... Gunning. 
Mundoonen a do ... Gunning and Yass. 
Bullinda ... ... Lincoln ... s+. Dubbo. 
Gidginbilla . Leichhardt .., Coonamble. 
Harrington .. Macquarie Bes) Laree, 
Bulgandramine ... Narromine . Dubbo. 
North Bellingen ... Raleigh . Bellingen. 
Newry... eee . Tamworth. 
Tantarana ... Stapylton ... Moree. 


Glenkin .., x ... Lumbarumba. 
Bringenbong .., do ... bic do 
Walaregang Bes ae COLT eae 


_ Greg Greg Sieh PEGE Le id do 


Munderoo a Wisp be GOee 8.8 ; do 
Gordon .» Wallace... Cooma 
Addicumbene ... do ©... ieee do 
Coreinbob .. Wynyard . Wagga Wageg:. 
Wallgrove ... Wallace... . Cooma. 
Towns 
Bogabri os aw “5 +». Gunnedah. 
Narrabri ata ts A ... Narrabri. 
Villages. 
Tomingley... hae ... Dubbo. 
Blackheath ... ws ... Lithgow, 
Canbellego_,,, me . Cobar. 


Price 5a 

Parish Field of Mars, county Cumberland ,.. Sydney. 

ROBT, McDONALD, 
Under Secretary. 


IN THE LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH 
WALES. 

NOTICE is hereby given that Sittings of the Land Appeal 
Court of New South Wales will be nolden at the undermen- 
tioned place, commencing on the date specified, for the hearing 
of all Appeals and Refereuces in respect of which notices shali 
have been issued, and for the hearing of such other matters as 
may be lawfully brought before the said Court :— 


Dubbo, 31st August, 1910. 
W. R. JAMIESON, 


Registrar. 


5th August, 1910. [815] 


IN THE LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH 
WALES. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Sittings of the Land 
Appeal Court of New South Wales will be holden at 
the undermentioned place, commencing on the date 
specified, for the hearing of all Appeals and Refer- 
ences in respect of which notices shall have been 
issued, and for the hearing of such other matters 
as may be lawfully brought before the said Court :— 


Sydney, 12th September, 1910. 


W. R. JAMIESON, 
Registrar. 
10th August, 1910. [988] 


Western Land Board Office, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


IT is hereby notified that an application has been lodged under 
section 47 of the “‘ Crown Lands Act of 1895” to surrender por- 
tion 83 of 80 acres and & acres of portion 41, in the parishes of 
Yarrowal and Paika, county of Caira, in exchange for an equal 
area embraced in portions 35 and 38, parish of Yarrawal, 
county of Caira. 

Objections to the proposal should be forwarded to the 
Chairman of the Western Land Board, Sydney, not later than 
the 17th proximo. 

Helios of the land may be seen at the Office of the Crown 
Land Agent, Balranald, and the Western Land Board Office, 
Sydney. ; 

[ W.L.B, 1910-8,419] 


[1107] 


C. J. McMASTER, 
Chairman, 


[603] Land Board Office, 


Kempsey, 21st July, 1910. 


NOTICE is hereby given that an application has been received 
from Messrs. John Hibbard and Son, of Port Macquarie, for 
extension of the term of their Special Lease 1,071, Port Mac- 
quarie, of about 124 perches for Slip below high-water mark, 
in the parish Macquarie, county Macquarie. 


Vv. B. RILEY, 
Acting District Surveyor. 


[1007 | Land Board Office, 


Wagga Wagga, 12th August, 1910. 

ATTENTION is invited to a proposal by Messrs. Robertson 
Brothers to surrender part of portion 4, parish of Tooma, of 
about 230 acres, in exchange for part of reserve 4 and travelling 
stock reserve 17,270 of an equal area and known as Tooma 
Exchange No. 2. ; 

Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited at the 
Offices of the Local Land Board, Wagga Wagga, and the 
Crown Lands Agent, Tumbarumba. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should be for- 
warded to the District Surveyor, Wagga Wagga, not later than 


‘the 17th September, 1910. 


The proposal will be considered by the Local Land Board at 
a place and date to be fixed. 
A. H. CHESTHRMAN, 
District Surveyor. 
[1008] Land Board Office, 
Wagga Wagga, 12th August, 1910. 


ATTENTION is invited to a proposal, by Messrs. Robertson 
Brothers, to surrender parts of portions 4, 5, 6, 66, 67, 68, and 
57, parish of Tooma, of 320) acres, in exchange for portion No. 
54, Camping Reserve 2,677 of an equal area, and known as 
Tooma Exchange No. 1. 

Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited at the 
Offices of the Local Land Board, Wagga Wagga, and the 
Crown Lands Agent, Tumbarumba. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should be 
forwarded to the District Surveyor, Wagga Wagga, not later 
than the 17th September, 1910. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land Board 
at a place and date to be fixed. 


A. H. CHESTERMAN, 
District Surveyor. 


4554 


[997] Local Land Board Office, 

Wagga Wagga, 11th August, 1910. 
ATTENTION is invited to a proposal to offer Crown 
Lands for an improvement -lease situated in the 
parishes of Bogong and Talbingo, county of Buccleuch, 
and containing an area of about 7,930 acres. 

Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at the Offices of the Local Land Board, Wagga Wagga, 
and the Crown Land Agent, Tumut. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the District Surveyor, Wagga Wagga, 
not later than the 2nd September, 1910. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at a place and date to be fixed. 


A. H. CHESTERMAN, 
i District. Surveyor. 


[984] Local Land Board Office, 
Orange, 8th August, 1910. 


ATTENTION is invited to an application by Alfred 
Hugh Conroy and George I'rederick Doyle for the sur- 
render of about 274 acres, beimg portion 75 and 158 
acres adjoining on the east, and 30 acres within portion 
189, in exchange for about 230 acres, being 23 acres 
north-east of portion 156, 195 acres east of portions 
169, 78, 99, and 37, and 12 acres of the southern part of 
water and camping reserve 1,715—all in the parish of 
Nanami, county of Ashburnham, and Land District of 
Molong. 

Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at the Offices of the Crown Land Agent, Molong, and 
at the Court-house, Canowindra. 

Objections (if anv) should be in writing and should be 
forwarded to the District Surveyor, Orange, not later 
than i9th September, 1910. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board after that date. 


W. M. THOMAS, 
Acting District Surveyor. 


Land Board Office, 
Orange, 18th Auguat, 1910. 


APPLICATION FOR FRESH CERTIFICATE IN LIEU 
OF ONE LOST. 


NOTICE is hereby given that an application has been lodged 
by Frederick Augustus Duff for the issue cf a fresh certificate 
ot fulfilment of conditions, in lieu of one which has been 
lost, in respect of original conditional purchase 1903-12, 
Wellington, of 274 acres, applied for on the 6th August, 1903, 
and confirmed on the 24th May, 1904. 

The application will be dealt with by the Land Board at the 
Court-house at Wellington, on the 31st August, 1910. 


W. M. THOMAS, 
Acting District Surveyor. 
Land Board Office, 
Goulburn, 15th August, 1910. 


ProposED surrender and exchange of lands by William J. A 
MacPherson, Land District Boorowa. 


[1108 | 


[1104] 


LAND offered in surrender: Portion 16, parish Gungawalla, 
and conditional lease 2,022, parish Congera. Land sought in 
surrender: About 1,023 acres of Crown Land in parishes 
Gungawalla and Geegullalong. 

Heliographs illustrating the above proposal are exhibited 
at the Crown Land Agent’s Office at Boorowa, and at the Land 
Board Office at Goulburn. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should be 
forwarded to the District Surveyor af Goulburn, not later 
than the 17th September, 1910, after which date the matter 
will be considered at a meeting of the Land Board in the Court- 
house at Beorowa. 

G. H. SHEAFFH, 
District Surveyor. 


[1181] 


Land Board Office, 
Orange, 15th August, 1910. 


IT is hereby notified that the Local Land Board will, at 9°30 
a.m. on the 3rd September, 1910, sit at the Court-house at 
Gulgong, and deal under Regulation 366 with any applications 
which may be made from the 18th to 24th August, 1910, 
inclusive, for Homestead Selection Area No. 1,198, comprising 
twenty-eight blocks in the parishes of Gulgong and Gunta- 
wang, county of Phillip, Land District of Mudgee, gazetted 
2ith July, 1910, as available on and after the 18th August, 
1910; and, after determination of priority by ballot, the Local 
Land Board will proceed to consider the question of confirma- 
tion of the applications of such successful applicants as may 
be present. 


18 ee CROUCH, 
Chairman, 


£ 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 128. [17 Ave., 1910. 


[Form 4. ] 


CROWN LANDS ACTS. 
Novrics or Procerping BEFORE LocAn LAND BOARD. 
New South me 


to wit. 


TAKE NOTICE that the Local Land Board for the Land 
District of Mudgee will sit at 9°80 o’cleck in the forenoon of 
the 5th day of September, 1910, in the Court-house at Gulgong, 
and that the matter stated at the foot hereof is set down for 
hearing at that time and place. 

Your attendance will be required, but if you fail to appear, 
the Board, if it so see fit, will proceed in your absence. 
Dated at Orange, this 15th day of August, 1910,. 


W. M. THOMAS, 
Acting District Surveyor. 
To saines Ward, of Two Mile Flat. 


MATTER FOR INVESTIGATION. 


Inguiry, under Regulation 340, as to whether you have 
complied with the condition of residence attaching to your 
residential lease 415, parish Biraganbil, county Wellington. 9] 

[113 


Local Land Board Office, 
Armidale, 16th August, 1910. 


ATTENTION is directed to the application of James Beasley 
Percy for a conditional purchase (1910-18), made at Inverell, 
being the converaion of special lease 3,281 of 245% acres, in the 
parish of Tenterden, county of Hardinge, and also being within 
water reserve notified 10th March, 1875. 

Heliographs illustrating the conditional purchase are 
exhibited at the Offices of the Local Land Board at Armidale, 
the Crown Land Agent at Inverell, and at “ Ward’s Hotel,” at 
‘Wandsworth. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should be 
forwarded to the District Surveyor at Armidale, not later than 
the Ist of September, 1910. 

The case will be considered by the Land Board at Wands- 
worth, on the 21st September, 1910. 


J. BROUGHTON, 
District Surveyor. 


[1110] 


Local Land Board Office, 
Armidale, 29th July, 1910. 


ATTENTION is invited to the applications by John Kelly, 
for Original Conditional Purchase 1909-78 and Additional 
Conditional Purchase 1909-79 Armidale, being 40 acres and 
100 acres respectively, in the parish of Donald, county of 
Sandon, and being also conversions of Special Leases 2,384 and 
1907-80, Armidale, respectively, the said areas being within 
Camping and Travelling Stock Reserve 4,311, notified on the 
8th October, 1887. 

Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited at the 
Offices of the Local Land Board, Armidale. 

Objections (if any) should be made in writing, and should be 
forwarded to the District Surveyor, Armidale, not later than 
the 30th August, 1910, or may be stated at the Local Land 
Board. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land Board 
at Armidale, on the 5th September, 1910. 


J. BROUGHTON, 
District Surveyor. 


[744] 


Local Land Board Office, 
Dubbo, 80th July, 1910. 


PROPOSED VILLAGE AT ARMATREE SIDING. 


ATTENTION is invited to a proposal to acquire part of John 
Higgins’ Settlement Lease 173 and Mys. Jane Harvey’s Addi- 
tional Conditional Purchase 1909 -82, Land District of Coonam- 
ble, p-rish of Allamwigoola, county of Ewenmar, for the 
purpese of establishing a Villag'e and providing a Camping 
Reserve at the Armatree Railwray Siding, on the Dubbo- 
Coonamble line, and to grant land s in liew of those surrendered. 

Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited at the 
Offices of the Local Land Board a t Dubbo, and the Crown Land 
Agent at Coonamble. HK ¢ 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should be 
forwarded to the District Surve: sor, at Dubbo, not later than 
3ist August, 1910. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land Board at 
Gilgandra, at its next sitting. 

F. Ji. H. BOOTLE, 
Acting District Surveyor, 


{745} 


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17 Ave., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128, 4569 


[493] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910, 


TENDERS FOR IMPROVEMENT LHASES. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that Tenders for Improvement 


Leases of the undermentioned Crown Lands will be received at this Department not later than 3 p.m. on FRIDAY, 307TH 
SEPTEMBRAR, 1910. 


The leases will be subject to the provisions of.the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations, and will be subject tothe special conditions 
set out at the foot of the Schedule hereto attached, and to the following conditions, provisions, covenants, and reservations, 

The amount offered by an accepted Tender, not being in any case less than the upset amount as specified in the subjoined Schedule, 
shal] be the yearly rental of each lease. 

Tenders must be on Form 74, as prescribed by the Regulations under the’ Crown Lands Acts, and must be lodged at the Offiee of 
the Department of Lands, Sydney, or may be transmitted thereto by post. 

A separate Tender will be required to be lodged for each block. 

Tenders must be addressed to the Under Secretary for Lands, and endorsed “Tender for Improvement Lease, Land District of 
Gunnedah for blocks 1,570 and 1,571 (or Warialda for Blocks 1,572 to 1,578 inclusive),” with date of Gazette notice, and must be accoms 
panied by a receipt showing that a deposit equal to the amount stated in the Schedule hereunder as the upset annual rent of the area of 
each block, together with the amount of survey fee specified hereunder, has been paid to the Land Agent or the State Treasurer, 

The deposit paid by the person whose Tender is accepted shall be credited on account of the first year’s rent. 

The terms of the leases will be 28 years (subject to the conditions hereinafter set forth). 

The rents for the second and every succeeding year of the leases shall be paid annually in advance to the Treasurer of the State of 
New South Wales, before the date in each year corresponding to the date of the execution of the leases. If not so paid, the leases will be 
liable to forfeiture. 

The boundaries and areas shown on exhibited designs of the blocks which have not been or are only partially surveyed are approximate 
only, and are subject to any modification, alteration, and adjustment consequent on survey. 

In the event of more than one Tender being received for each Block specified in the Schedule, the Minister reserves the right to refer. 
the Tenders to the Local Land Board with a view to a report thereon being obtained for his guidance in selecting the applicant whose 
Tender should be accepted. 

Tenders from persons holding no lend or an insuflicient area will receive preferential consideration. 

As a small part of the land included within block No. 1,574 is within a reserve from sale, and as the law provides that no 
application for a homestead selection shall be confirmed for land included in any reserve from sale, the Lessee is warned not to erect a 
dwelling-house or to effect improvemeats on the land so reserved with the object of obtaining a homestead selection under the provisions of 
section 27 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, as the land within a reserve from sale is not available for that purpose. 

In the event of any of these conditions, provisions, or covenants not being complied with in the manner specified, the lease will be 


liable to forfeiture, and, on forfeiture, all improvements effected by the Lessee shall become the property of the Crown without: 
compensation. 


The highest or any Tender will not necessarily be accepted. 


SAS X 


S. W. MOORE. 


| Character and Value of 
Upset Improvemenis. Character of Land, Soil, Timber, Water 
Annval Survey ete : Supply, Wc. Nearest Town, Situation, 
Rent Fee. oy ts Locality, &c., and distance 
per Block. | Pree i) therefrom. 


County. Parish, 


Shire. 


Character. 


No. of Block. 
Approximate 
Area 


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CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrzrot oF GUNNEDAH. 


Not within any holding. 
Acres, £ 8.0. £8. d, ' 
Northern patt almost level; black soil, good; Liverpool 
farming land; becoming undulating and hilly| Ptains, 
to the south, conglomerate formation, inter- 
sected by basaltic ridges, loamy in places; 
heavily timbered for greater part with box and 
pine, mostly immature; thick serub and under- 
growth over greater part. Before agriculture 
could be entered upon extensive ringbarking 
and clearing, at considerable cost, estimated up 


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Yi i i 533 930 | 1510 0 8 6 4 cos vee coe 24s 000 ors cen eee 00s cee sgh eee | 
est ae ie j to £1 5s. per acre in parts, would have to be 
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carried out ; damsand tanks would be necessary 
for profitable occupation, and there is no doubt 
that suitable sites for these exist in the gullies. 
No water on the lend except a small water- 
course in extreme north, which is not perman- 
ent. Average rainfall for 29 years at Gunne- 
dah is 25 inches. Rabbits are numerous, Situ- 
ated 8 miles south from Gunnedah and about 6 
miles north-westerly from Curlewis village and 
railway station. 


1,571; Do...| do oo] 13000 1210 0 5 18 9 | ~  ccaracvenseeeee ‘er eve vos ts0 cer ees ese 


[Oce. 1910-6,247 ] 
Lanp District or WARIALDA. 


Within Coppymurrumbil Resumed Area No. 308. 


1,572 | Stapylton| Coppymur-| 3,600 5°0 0 (2014 8 dearsetnasicseisdalceeoas ine panic tee eat { Boolooroo, 
rumbill & 
Mungle. Level to gently undulating thick scrubby forest; do 
1,573) Do ..| Coppymur-| 3,600 500) 7 2 oe0 nae oe van ee nen cae oat Poros az: country infested with scattered to thick prickly 
rumbill, | pear; brown chocolate and black soils of a rich | 
Within Reaumed Area, No. 882. nature; belar, Bripglom wilga, rose wood aa 
b= bush, mirreescrubs, and prickly pear. Nonatura 
1,574 | Stapylton) Mungle ..) 4,300 | 56 0 0 | 27 611 vee sen san es san aan ste ons see eee ae nee | permanent water supply, but may, be conserved! | +a U8role 
| in Mungle Mungle Back and Tackinbri Creeks. i 
US75| Do vu| do am BA00 | 5 0 0 [1911 Bj su vrserrereans see “rw 11 Rainfall about 24 inches. Rabbits anddingoes|! 4 
Wee | arenumerous. Boggabilla, about 380 miles north, | 
Partly within Resumed Area No. 882, and partly within Resumed Area No. 889. Moree, about 60 miles south-west; Goondiwindi 
' ] a on the Queensland border, a few miles from 
1,576 | Stapyiton ‘eK eh» S400 Opie S HS ni a ata 1 toca | Boggabilla, is the nearest railway station, though » do 
MOET) Dh Ek! one’ AN AOU WB Gone Ee SN RU MO ce sree cso en, sy. | - eogn aencee | not in New South Wales. ae 
1,078| °° ‘Dor ... do = «| 3100 6.0 0 911 7 ose sar ove aoe vee nec see ees ver aeeareee | | lL do 


[Oce 1910-5,509] 


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, ; h and Warialda ; 
i d osed to be leascd may beseen at the Offices of the Local Land Boards, Tamworth and Moree ; Land Agents, Gunneda 
ba amet dod st the Information Bureau, Department of Lands, Bent-street, Sydney, 


For Sproran Conpirions, &0., SEE NEXT PAGE, 


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4570 NEW SOvutTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 128. [17 Ave., 1910. 
TUNDERS FOR IMPROVEMENT LEASHS— continued. 
Sprcran Conpitions, &c., AarTacHED TO Brocrg Nog. 1,570 anp 1,571. 


1. The Lessee shall effectually destroy all non-edible serubs mr 

2. The Lessee shall carcfu!ly preserve all edible serubs subject to the provision that the Minister for Lands may grant permission for 
aispecified period to cut lop or whip these scrubs for stock-fecding purposes in times of drought : 4 

3. The Lessee shall carefully preserve all trees or saplings useful or likely to become useful for mining purposes subject. to 
the provision that the Lessee may cut and use any timber tor fencing or other improvements within the leased area 

4, The Lessee shall also carefully preserve all edible trees and shrubs (unless the same be too thick in which case they may 
be thinned out by ringbarking or otherwise with the consent of and subject to the supervision of any officer deputed by the Minister 
for Lands to act in that behalf) subject to the provision that the Minister for Lands may grant permission to lip or whip these trees 
or shrubs for stock-feeding purposes in times of drought 

5. The Leasee shall thin ous by ringoarking or otherwise all box pine wilga or any other trees not useful or likely to become 
useful tor mining purposes to distances of ebout twenty (20) feet apart and shall select the best saplings or trees for preservation 

6. Lhe Lessee shall not cut or remove any timber for sale or otherwise except as before provided 

7. The Lessee shall destroy all trees and saplings not exempted by the previous conditions by ringbarking or otherwise 

8, The Lessee shall begin operations mentioned in the previous conditions within three (3) months from the commencement of the lease. 
During the first year of the lease the Lessee shall operate on not lees than one-tenth (#5) of the total area leased and during each of the 
succeeding nine (9) years the Lesses shall operate on an additional one-tenth (5) of the total areca leased so that the whole area shall 
be dealt with as prescribed in the foregoing conditions within ten (10) years from the commencement of the lease After any part of 
the land has been cleared of scrub and undergrowth the lessee shall keep it clear and after any part of the land has been ringbarked the 
lessee shall keep it free from suckers and seedlings except seediings of species of trees referred to in clauses 3 and 5 which may however be 
continuously thinned out to the distances snecified in clauses 3 and 5 

9. The Lessee shall give the District Surveyor not less than three (3) weeks nor more than six (6) weeks’ notice in writing of the 
Lessee’s intention to commence the work of ringbarking cleaving scrubbing or burning off and shall indicate the position and extent of the 
country proposed to be operated upon and the length of time which tb is considered the work will occupy and shall from time to time on a 
stoppage or cessation of the work for a longer period than seven (7) days give the District Surveyor not less than three (3) weeks’ 
notice in writing of the Lessee’s intention to renew and continue the operations of vingbarking clearing scrubbing or burning off 

10. The Leszee shall within three (8) months from the commencement of the leese take effective steps to destroy rabbits wallabies wild 
dogs dingoes foxes and other noxious animals and shall continue to do so during the whole remaining term of the lease to the 
satisfaction of the Minister for Lands 

11. The Lessee shal! not overstock the land under lease either wholly or in part the decision as to overstocking to rest with the 
Minister 

12. The Lessee shall fence the boundaries of the area leased with a wire-netting (attached to four No. 8 wires) fence within three 
(3) years from the date of commencement of the lease but the boundaries common to other land held in the same interest. and while sueh 
other land is so held need not be fenced provided the holdings ia one interest are enclosed by a ring-fence which is rabbit-proof 

13. The Lessee shall provide within two (2) years from date of commencement of the lease a sufficient water supply for the full 
stocking of the block on the basis of one and a half (14) acres to one sheep by the excavation of a tank or tanks or the construction of a 
dam or dams or a well or wells within the boundaries of the leased area j 

14, The Lessee shall maintain all Crown improvements and all improvements effected under these conditions upon the land leased in 
good order aad condition during the whole term of thé lease } 

16. The right of the Crown to enter at any time the land under lease and to improve the timber thereon in such a manner 
as the Minister for Lands may think fit is reserved 

16. The Minister for Lands shall have the power to charge the Lessee any sum not exceeding fifty pounds (£50) as a fine for any 
breach of the foregoing conditions which he may not consider as sufliciently grave to warrant forfeiture 

17. In the event of the whole or any part or parts of a reserve within the land leased being revoked the Governor may withdraw 
for settlement the whole or any part or parts of the land leased comprised within such reservation without compensation provided that 
in respect of the improvements effected under the terms of this lease the Lessee shall be entitled to receive a proportion of any payment for 
such improvenients which may be made hereafter by an incoming tenant in terms of section 1 of the Crown Lands Act of 1898 Such 
proportion shall be ascertained by multiplying the sum representing the said payment by a fraction of which the numerator shall be the 
unexpired term of the lease and the denominator the original term of the lease In any improvements effected in terms of a special 
consent hereafter given by the Minister for Lands the Lessee shall have tenant-right as defined in section No, 51 of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1895 

18. The Governor may by notice in the Government Gazette— 

(4) at any time and from time to time withdraw any land required or deemed to be required for mining or mining purposes 
residential lease saw-mill site or for any public purpose ; 

without in any case compensation exceptfor the Lessee’s interest in improvements on the land so withdrawn Such compensation in respeet 
of the improvements effected in terms of this lease shall be ascertained by multiplying a sum representing the fair value of the improye- 
ments by a fraction of which the numerator shall be the unexpired term of the lease and the denominator the original term of the lease 
and in case of other improvements effected by the Lessee in terms of a special consent given by the Minister for Lands the compensation 
shall be the fair value of such improvements Provided that in all cases the fair value referred to shall be the value of the improvements 
to an incoming settler at the date of withdrawal provided that sucl valne shall not in any case exceed their cost The compensation 
shall be appraised by the Local Land Board or by the Land Appeal Court on appeal or reference ‘The Lessee shall be deemed to have 
a right of appeal and the Minister ehall be deemed to havea right of reference of the Board’s appraisement to the Land Appeal Court 
and for this purpose the appraisement shall be deemed to be an appraisement under the provisions of section 6 of the Crown Lands Act 
of 1889 Upon the withdrawal of any land under this condition or Condition No. 17 a reduction of the annual rent shall be made 
proportionate to the area withdrawn : 

19. Upon expiration of the lease by effluxion of time the Lessee shail have tenant-xight as defined in the Crown Lands Act of 
1895 in such improvements as may be effected after the consent of the Minister for Lands has been obtained but shall not have tenant- 
ri or ownership in scrubbing clearing ringbarking suckering tanks dams wells drains fencing or other improvements effected in terms of 
this lease ‘ 
20, Any holder of a current miner’s right while following the occupation of » miner or prospector may graze upon this lease such 
horses or other animals as may be necessary for his subsistence and for the carrying on of prospecting or mining E 

21. The Leasce shall not transfer assign or sublet or grant agistment rights without having first obtained the Minister’s consent in 
writiag and if any stock not owned by the Lessee shall be found depasturing on the said land the presence and depasturing of such stock 
shall be prima facie evidence of a subletting of the land under lease ° 

22. The Lessee shall not cultivate any part of the land leased without firat obtaining the Minister’s consent in writing 

28. The lease is subject to the reservation of all public rights of roads and to the provisions of seotion 1il of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1884 

£4. ‘The lease shall be deemed to be a lease for pastoral purposes within the meaning of the Mining Act of 1906 and as stich shall 
be subject to the operations of that Act 

25, All persons duly authorised shall have full right to enter upon Quarry Reserve No. 8,1481 or upon the remainder of the land 
leased at any time within reasonable hours during the currency of the lease for the purposes of removing stone gravel or of cutting and 
removing timber without interference by the Lessee and the Lessee shall provide convenient gateways or openings where required for 
there purposes or where directed by the Minister or by any officer authorised by the Minister in that behalf and permit timber-getters to 


euinp,wnd graze their teams within the lease subject to the provisions of section 20 of the Forestry Act of 1909 

26. for sll improvements oa the land whether Crown property or nos the Lesseé shall pay their capital value as provided in section 
44 cf the Crown Lands Act of 18s9 or with the consent of the Mini-ter rent for the use of the improvements the property of, the Crown 
may be paid as provided in section 10 of the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act 1-09 Ai 

27. the Lessee shall when calle1 upon pay all costs of preliminary action report and inspection 

28. Instructios will be given within a reasonable time after the issue of the lease for survey if necessary to be effected but the 
Crown will not be responsible in any way for any delay or failure to effect survey of the lease 

29. In the event of the area of the lease being found to be different to that herein mentioned the rent sltall be subject to any 
adjustment consequent upon any increase in or diminution of area 


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17 Ave. 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 4571 


TENDERS FOR IMPROVEMENT LEASES—continued. 
SpEcIAL Conpirions, &¢., ATTACHED To Brocks Nos. 1,570 awp 1,571—contiinued. 


80, As the land included within the block is wholly within a reserve from sale and as the law provides that no application:for a 
Homestead Selection shall be confirmed for land included in any reserve from sale the Lessee is warned not to erect a dwelling-house or to 
effect improvements with the object of obtaining » Homestead Selection under the provisions of Section 27 of the Crown Landg Act of 1895 
as land within a reserve from sale is not available for that purpose 

31. In the event of any of these conditions provisions or convenants not being complied with in the manner specified the lease will 
be liable to forfeiture and on forfeiture all improvements effected by the Lessee shall become the property of the Crown without compensation 

32. Asa small part of the land included within the block is within a reserve from sale and as the law provides that no application for 
a homestead selection shall be confirmed for land included in any reserve from salethe Lessee is warned not to erect a dwelling-house or to 


effect improvements on the land so reserved with the object of obtaining a homestead selection under the provisions of seetion 27 of the - 


Crown Lands Act of 1495 as the land within 1 reserve from sale is not available for that purpose 
33 In the event of any of these conditions provisions or covenants not being complied with in the manner specified the lease will be 
Lable to forfeiture and on forfeiture all improvements effected by the Lessee shall become the property of the Crown without compensations 
I si preety lis 


Sprcrat Conpirions, &c., arracHED To Brooks Nos, 1,574, 1,575, 1,576, 1,677 anp 1,578. 


1. The Lessee shall leave firebelts three (3) chains wide within the area leased along the external boundaries where practicable but 
the scrub and undergrowth three (3) inches or lees in diameter which would form a harbour for rabbits and other noxious animals shall 
be destroyed 


2. The Lessee shall carefully preserve all cypress pine ironbark and box trees of four (4) inches or over in diameter measured at 


three (3) feet from the ground which are useful or likely to be useful for fenving mining or building purposes or for railway sleepers subject 
to the provision that the Lessee may cut and use any timber for fencing or other improvements within the leased area 

3. The Lessee shall also carefully preserve clumps of timber in suitable positions for shade and shelter the aggregate area of 
which shall not exceed five per cent (5%) of the total area of the lease subject to the provision that the Minister for Lands may 
grant permission to lop or whip these trees for stock-feeding purposes in times of drought 

4, The Lessee shall not cut or remove any timber for sale or otherwise except as before provided 

5. The Lessee shall destroy all trees and saplings not exempted by the previous conditions by ringbarking or otherwise 

&. The Lessee shall begin operations mentioned in the previous conditions within six (6) months from the commencement of the 
lease During the firet year of the lease the Lessee shali operate on not less than one-sixth (4) of the total area leased and during each of 
the succeeding five (5) years the Lessee shall operate on an additional one-sixth (4) of the total area leased so that the whole area shall be 
dealt with as prescribed in the foregoing conditions within six (6) years from the commencement of the lease After any part of the 
Jand has been cleared of scrub and undergrowth the Lessee shall keep it clear and after any part of the land has been ringbarked the Lessee 
shall keep it free from suckers and seedlings 

7. The Lessee shall give the District Surveyor not less than three (3) weeks’ nor more than six (6) weeks’ notice in writing of the 
Lessee’s intention to commence the work of ringbarking clearing or scrubbing and shall indicate the position and extent of the country 
proposed to be operated upon and the length of time which it is considered the work will ocenpy and shall from time to time on a stoppage 


or cessation of the work for a longer period than seven (7) days give the District Surveyor not less than three (8) weeks’ notice in 


writing of the Lessee’s intention to renew and continue the operations of ringbarking clearing or ecrubbing 

8. The Lessee shall eradicate and destroy a]l prickly-pear on the land leased f 

9. The Lessee shail begin operations mentioned in the preceding condition (No. 8) within six (6) months from the commencement of 
the lease During the first eighteen (18) months of the lease the Lessee shall operate on not less than one-fourth (4) of the total area leased 
and during each of the succeeding three (3) years the Lessee shall operate on an additional one-fourth (+) of the total area leased so that the 
whole area shall be cleared of prickly-pear within four and one-half (43) years from the commencement of the lease After any part of the 
land has been cleared of prickly pear the Lessee shall keep it clear during the currency of the lease After the land has been cleared the 
finding thereon of a number ot plants of prickly-pear bearing fruit shall be held to constitute a breach of the condition that the land is to be 
kept clear of prickly-pear 

10. The Lessee shall within three (3) months from the commencement of the lease take effective steps to destroy rabbits wallabies wild 
dogs dingoes wild piga foxes and other noxious animals and shall continue to do so during the whole remaining term of the lease to the 
satisfaction of the Minister for Lands 

11. The Lessze shall not overstock the land under lease either wholly or in part the decision as to overstocking to rest with the 
Minister 

12. The Lessee shall fence the boundaries ‘of the area leased with a six-wire fence within five (5) years from the date of 
commencement of the lease but the boundaries common to other land held in the same interest and while such other land is so held 
need not be fenced provided the holdings in one interest are enclosed by a ring fence 


13. The Lessee shall provide within five (5) years from date of commencement of the lease a sufficient water supply for the full. 


stocking of the block by the excavation of a tank or tanks or the construction of adam or dams or the sinking of a well or wells of a 
capacity of four thousand (4,000) cubie yards within the boundaries of the leased area sl ; 
14. The Lessee shall maintain all Crown improvements and all improvements effected under these conditions upon the land leased in 
good order and condition during the whole term of the lease 
15. The Minister for Lands shall have the power to charge the Lessee any sum not exceeding twenty pounds (£20) as a fine for 
any breach of the foregoing conditions which he may not consider as sufficiently grave to warrant forfeiture 


16, The Governor may by notice in the Government Gazette— ; ny ant 
(a} at any time and from time to time withdraw any land required or deemed to be required for mining or mining purposes 
residential lease saw-mill site or for any public purpose 
(6) and may at any time and from time to time withdraw the whole or any part or parts of the land for purposes of settlement 
in the event of » railway or tramway being constructed within fifteen (15) miles.of any part of the land leased. 
without in any case compensation except forthe Lessee’s interest in improvements on the land so withdrawn Such compensation in respect 
of the improvements effected in terms of this lease shall be ascertained by multiplying a sum representing the fair value of the improvements 
by a fraction of which the numerator shall be the unexpired term of the lease and the denominator the original term of the lease and in 
cease of other improvements effected by the Lessee in terms of a special consent given by the Minister for Lands the compensation shall be the 
fair value of sach improvements Provided that in all cases the fair value referred to shall be the value of the improvements to an incoming 
settler at the date of withdrawal provided that such value shall not in any case exceed their cost The compensation shall be appraised by 
the Local Land Board or by the Land Appeal Court on appeal or reference he |Lessee shall be deemed to have a right of appeal 
and the Minister shall be deemed to have a right of reference of the Board’s appraisement to the Land Appeal Court and for this purpose 
the appraisement shall be deemed to bean appraisement under the provisions of section 6 of the Crown Lands Act of 1889 Upon the 
withdrawal of any land under this condition a reduction of the annual rent shall be made proportionate to the area withdrawn 


17. Upon expiration of the lease by effluxion of time the Lessee shall have tenant-right as defined in the Crown Lands Act of 1895 
in fencing and tanks dams or wells effected in terms of the lease and in such improvements as may be effected after the consent of the 
Minister for Lands has been obtained but shall not have tenant-right or ownership in scrubbing clearing ringbarking suckering or other 
improvements (except fencing and tanks dams or wells) effected in terms of this lease ih 

18. Any holder of « current miner’s right while following the occupation of a miner or prospector may graze upon this lease such 
horses or other animals as may be necessary for his subsistence and for the carrying on of prospecting or mining ; 

19. The Lessee shall not transfer assign or sublet or grant agistment rights without having first obtained the Mnister’s consent in 
writing and if any stock not owned by the Lessee shall be found depasturing on the said land the presence and depasturing of such stock 
shall be prima facie evidence of a subletting of the land under lease ue ‘ ain 

20. The Lessee shall not cultivate any part of the land leased without first obtaining the Minister’s consent in writing 

21, The lease is subject to the reservation of all public rights of roads and to the provisions of section 111 of the Crown Lands Act 
1884 


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4579 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. (17 Ava., 1910. 


TENDERS FOR IMPROVEMENT LEASES—continued. 
Sprcra, Conpitions, &c., ATTACHED TO Brocks Nos. 1,574, 1,576, 1,576, 1,577, anp 1,578—continucd. 

22. The lease shall be deemed to be a lease for pastoral purposes within the meaning of the Mining Act of 1906 and as such shall be 
subject to the operations of that Act : : ag : 

23. Allspersons duly authorised shall have full right to enter upon the land at any time within reasonable hours during the currency 
of the lease for the purpose of cutting and removiog timber without interference by the Lessee and the Lessee shail provide convenient 
gateways or openings where required for this purpose or where directed by the Minister or by any officer authorised by the Minister in that 
behalf and permit timber-getters to camp and graze their teams within the lease subject to the provisions of section 20 of the Forestry 
Act of 1909 

24, For all improvements on the land whether Crown property or not the Lessee shall pay their capital value as provided in section 
44 of the Crown Lands Act of 1889 or with the consent of the Minister rent for the use of the improvements the property of the Crown 
may be paid as provided in section 10 of the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act 1899 

25. The Lessee shall when called upon pay all costs of preliminary action report and inspection 

, 26. Instructions will be given within a reasonable time after the issue of the lease for survey if neeossary to be effected but the 
Crown will not be responsible in any way for any delay or failure to effect survey of the lease 

27. In the event of the area of the lease being found to be different to that herein mentioned the rent shall be subject to any 

adjustment consequent upon any increase in or diminution of area 


Srzorat Conpitions &¢., ATTACHED To Brocks Nos. 1,572 anv 1,573. 
«a 


1. The Lessee shall leave firebelts three (3) chains wide within the area leased along the external boundaries where practicable bu ¢ 
the scrub and undergrowth three (3) inches or less in diameter which would form a harbour for rabbits and other noxious animals shall 
be destroyed 

2. The Lessee shall carefully preserve all cypress pine ironbark and box trees of four (4) inches or over in diameter measured at three 
(3) feet from the ground which ars useful or likely to be useful for fencing mining or building purposes or for railway sleepers subject 
to the provision that the Lessee may cut and use any timber for fencing or other improvements within the leased area 

3. The Lessee shall also carefully preserve clumps of timber in suitable positions for shade and shelter the aggregate area of which 
shall not exceed five per cent (5%) of the total area of the lease subject to the provision that the Minister for Lands may grant permission 
to lop or whip these trees for stock-feeding purposes in times of drought ’ 

4, The Lessee shall not cut or remove any timber for sale or otherwise except as before provided 

5. The Lessee shall destroy all trees and saplings not exempted by the previous conditions by ringbarking or otherwise 

6. The Lessee shall begin operations mentioned in the previous conditions within six (6) months from the commencement of the lease 
During the first year of the lease the Lessee shall operate on not less than ove-sixth (}) of the total area leased and during each of the 
succeeding five (5) years the lessee shall operate on an additional one-sixth () of the total area leased so that the whole area shall be dealt 
with as prescribed in the foregoing conditions within six (6) years from the commencement of the lease After any part of the land has 
been cleared of scrub and undergrowth the Lessee shall keep it clear and after any part of the land has been ringbarked the Lessee shall keep 
it free from suckers and seedlings 

7. The Lessee shall give the District Surveyor not less than three (3) weeks nor more than six (6) weeks’ notice in writing of the 
Lessee’s intention to commence the work of ringbarking clearing or scrubbing and shall indicate the position and extent of the country 
proposed to be operated upon and the length of time which it is considered the work will occupy and shall from time to time on a stoppage 
or cessation of the work for a longer period than seven (7) days give the District Surveyor not less than three (3) weeks’ notice in writing 
of the lLessee’s intention to renew and continue the operations of ringbarking clearing or scrubbing 

8. The Lessee shall eradicate and destroy all prickly-pear on the land leased ; 

9. The Lessee shali begin operations mentioned in the preceding condition (No. 8) within six (6) months from the commencement of the 
lease During the firat eighteen (18) months of the lease the Lessee sha!l operate on not less than one-fourth (4) of the total area leased and 
during each of the succeeding three (3) years the Lessee shall operate on an additional one-fourth (3) of the total area leased so that the 
whole area shall be cleared of prickly-pear within four and one-half years (44) from the commencement of the lease After any part of the land 
has been cleared of prickly-pear the Lessee shall keep it clear during the currency of the lease After the land has been cleared the finding 
thereon of a number of plants of prickly-pear bearing fruit shall be held to constitute a breach of the condition that the land is to be kept 
clear of prickly-pear 

10, The Lessee shall within three (3) months from the commoncement of the lease take effective steps to destroy rabbits wallabies wild 
dogs dingoes wild pigs foxes and other noxious animals and shall continue to do so during the whole remaining term of the Jease to the 
gatisfaction of the Minister for Lands , 2 
Sc 11. The Lessee shall not overstock the land under lease either wholly or in part the decision as to overstocking to rest with the 

inister 

12. The Lessee shall fence the boundaries of the area leased with a six-wire fence within five (5) years from the date of commencement 
of the lease but the boundariee coumon to other land held in the same iaterest and while such other land is so held need not be fenced 
provided the holdings in one interest are enclosed by a ring-fence 

13. The Lessee shall provide within five (5) years from date of commencement of the lease a sufficient water supply for the full 
stocking of the block by the excavation of a tank or tanks or the construction of adam or dams or the sinking of a well or wells of a 
capacity of four thousand (4,000) cubic yards within the boundaries of the leased area 

14, The Lessee shall maintain all Crown improvements and all improvements effected under these conditions upon the land leased in 
good order and condition during the whole term of the lease 

15. The Minister for Lands shall have the power to charge the Lessee any sum not exceeding twenty pounds (£20) as a fine for afiy 
breach of the foregoing conditions which he may not consider as sufficiently grave to warrant forfeiture 


16. The Governor may by notice in the Government Gazette— 
(a) at any time and from time to time withdraw any land required or deemed to be required for mining or mining purposes 
residential lease saw-mill site or for any public purpose subject to Condition No. 17 
(2) and may at any time and from time to time withdraw the whole or any part or parts of the land for purposes of settlement 
‘ in the event of a railway or tramway being constructed within fifteen (15) miles of any part of the land leased 

without in any case compensation except for the Lessee’s interest in improvements on the land so withdrawn Such compensation in respect 
of the improvements effected in terms of this lease shall be ascertained by multiplying a sum representing the fair value of the improvements 
by a fraction of which the numerator shall be the unexpired term of the lease and the denominator the original term of the lease and in 
case of other improvements effected by the Lessee in terms of a special consent given by the Minister for Lands the compensation shull 
be the fair value of such improvements Provided that in all cases the fair value referred to shall be the value of the improvemente 
to an incoming settler at the date of withdrawal provided that such value shall not in any case exceed their cost The compensation shall be 
appraised by the Local Land Board or by the Land Appeal Court on appeal or reference The Lessee shall be deemed to have a right of 
uppeel and the Minister shall be deemed to have a right of reference of the Board’s appraisement to the Land Appeal Court and for this 
pti pose the appraisement shall be deemed to be an appraisement under the provisions of section 6 of the Crown Lands Act of 1889 

17. The travelling stock reserve within the land leased shall during the whole currency of the lease be open to the use of bona fide 
travellers travelling stock teamsters and carriers without interference or annoyance by Lessee and the Lessee shall post in a conspicuous place 
thereon notice-boards indicating for public information the purpose of such reserve In fencing such reserve the Lessee shall also 
provide gates and other facilities for the entrance and exit of travelling stock teamsters and carriers Such notice-boards gates and 
facilities to be erected and maintained to the satisfaction of the Stock Inspector The Governor may at any time and from time to time 
withdraw from lease the whole or any part of the land comprised within the travelling stock reserve for any public purpose and the 
Lessee shall not be entitled to any compensation whatsoever either in respect of such withdrawal or for any improvements effected on the 
area so withdrawn Uponthe withdrawal of any land under this condition or Condition No. 16a reduction of the annual rent shall be made ° 
proportionate to the area withdrawn 

18. Upon expiration of the lease by effluxion of time the Lessee shall have tenant-right as defined in the Crown Lands Act of 1895 in 
fencing and tanks dams or wells effected in terms of the lease and in such improvements as may be effected after the consent of the Minister 
for Lands has been obtained but shall not have tenant-right or ownership in scrubbing clearing ringbarking suckering or other improvements 
(except fencing and tanks dams or wells) effected in terms of this lease 


17 Ave. 1910.} NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 4573 
| CERSEE Ss 0 <0 Sane 2 Aa gE TSP a Ra 
TENDERS FOR IMPROVEMENT LEASES—continued. 


SPEoIAL Conpirions, &., ATTACHED To Brooks Nos. 1,572 anp 1,573—continued. 


19. Any holder of a current miner’s right while following the occupation of a miner or prospector may graze upon this lease such 
horses or other animals as may be necessary for his subsistence and for the carrying on of prospecting or mining 


20. The Lessee shall not transfer assign or sublet or grant agistment rights without having first obtained the Minister’s consent in 


writing and if any stock not owned by the Lessee shall be found depasturing on the said land (other than travelling stock depasturing on 
the travelling stock route) the presence and depasturing of such stock shall be prima facie evidence of subletting of the land under lease 


21. The Lessee shall not cultivate any part of the land leased without first obtaining the Minister’s consent in writing 


22. The lease is subject to the reservation of all public rights of roads and to the provisions of section 111 of the Crown Lands Act 
of 1884 


23. The lease shall be deemed to be a lease for pastoral purposes within the meaning of the Mining Act of 1906 and as such shall be 


subject to the operations of that Act 


: 


; 


24. All persons duly authorised shall have full right to enter upon the land at any time within reasonable hours during the currency 
of the lease for the purpose of cutting and removing timber without interference by the Lessee and the Lessee shall provide convenient 
gateways or openings where required for this purpose or where directed by the Minister or by any officer authorised by the Minister in that 


behalf and permit timber-getters to camp and graze their teams within the lease subject to the provisions of section 20 of the Forestry 
Act of 1909 


25, For all improvements on the land whether Crown property or not the Lessee shall pay their capital value as provided in section 
44 of the Crown Lands Act of 1889 or with the consent of the Ministor rent for the use of the improvements the property of the Crown 
may be paid as provided in section 10 of the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act 1899 


26. The Lessee shall when called upon pay all costs of preliminary action report and inspection 


27. Instructions will be given within a reasonable time after the issue of the lease for survey if necessary to be effected but the 
Crown will not be responsible in any way for any delay or failure to effect survey of the lease 


28. In the event of the area of the lease being found to be different to shat hercin mentioned the rent shall be subject to any 
idjustment consequent upon any increase in or diminution of area 


29. As part of the land included within the block is within a reserve from sale and as the law provides that no application 
‘or a homestead selection shall be confirmed for land included in any reserve from sale the Lessee is warned not to erect a dwelling- 
1ouse or to effect improvements on the land so reserved with the object of obtaining a homestead selection under the provisions of section 
'7 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895 as the land within a reserve from sale is not available for that purpose 


30. In the event of any of Ko conditions povisions or covenants not being complied with in the manner specified the lease will 
'e liable to forfeiture and on forfeiture all improvements effected by the Lessee shall become the property of the Crown without 
ompensation 


985] ; Department of Landa, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1970, 
CONDITIONAL LEASE. 


OTICE is hereby given that the rent of the Conditional Lease particularised in the following Schedule has been re-appraised under 


Ps the provisions of section 36 of the Western Lands Amendment Act of 1905, and determined at the rate per acre stated. 


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The rent as so determined will apply to the Lease in accordance with the provisions of the abovementioned section and Regulation 
7, under the Western Lands Acts. 


Any difference of rent found to be due to the Crown in consequence of such re-appraisement must be paid within one month fron 
1is date to the Crown Lands Agent of the District, or to the State Treasurer. 


S. W. MOORE. 


ScHEDULE 


Lanp District ofr BALRANALD. 


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Rent as re-appraised under the Western 
fe te Awe Lands Act of 1905. 
P22 | Registration at 
iS ot 5 Address. Area. of 
bss No. ee Annual Rent, Rate Annual CG Date of t 
igh hore Rent ommencemen 
5 DEE i y of Rent, 
C.S. Se Fae Dh d. fos.) di: 
011 | 1910-18876 | Emma A. Tyson and| Burrumburt, 682 O O| 81 December... 1% 419 6/ 1 January, 1909 
' Thomas Lacey Tyson. Oxley, via Hay. 
{089) : Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 
BEVERSAL OF FORFEETURE OF CONDITIONAL LEASES. 
“T ig hereby notified that the forfeiture of the undermentioned Conditional Leases, which was published in the Gazette on the dates set 
~ opposite thereto, has been reversed. 


| S. W. MOORE. 


J 


) Bs) Dateot g g 

29 Basal - Catalogue S| p 

0. of ; s County. Parish, | Area. | A®2¥*! 5 2) Gazettal of a os g Shire. 
1. Tuiee. AAGree °y Rent. /3.1| Forfeiture, OEY be po3 3 

| ag A ms > 
)[.S. 1910-19,077] Lanp Disrrict oF LitHaow. 


Acres. £ 8, d. : 
(018 | Bailey, George one Edith _...f Westmore- a a eatt | a0 815 0 | 48 25 May, hk 85-21 | BR | Ww. at | 69 | Oberon. 
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land. 
8. 1910-18,319] Lanp Disrricr or ConDOBOLIN. 
395 , Brown, Henry Sey-| Brownlea, | Cunningham| Wolongong/ 1,805 {24 9 5, 26 { 25 May, 1910) 1903-2 ; C | ©. 1,531-1,947 = Lachlan, 
mour. Condobolin, C. 1,503 R. 


—— as ssiuiet naan 


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$$$ $e 


[490] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1919. 


SCRUB LEASE—NOTICE OF GRANTING OF. 


i be is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations 
thereunder, a Scrub Lease of the land set outin the annexed Schedule has been granted for the term and under the conditions 
provisions, covenants, restrictions, and reservations hereinafter mentioned :— 


1. The term of the lease shall be from the 17th August 1910 fo the 16th August 1931 The lease is granted subject 
to all the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations applicable thereto 

2. Lhe Lessee shall pay the rent for the first year of the lease within one (1) month from this date The annual 
rental thereafter mnst be paid yearly in advance to the Treasurer of the State of New South Wales at Sydney on or 
before the date corresponding to the date of commencement of the lease and if not so paid the lease will be liable 
to forfeiture Annual rent £12 15s, 3d, 

3. The Lessee shall effectually destroy all serub suckers and seedlings on the parts ringbarked 

4. The destruction of wattle will be optional with the lessee , 

5. The Lessee shall carefully preserve all messmate and mountain ash suitable for sawing or splitting for fencing of 
twenty-four (24) inches or over in diameter measured at three (3) feet from the ground which’ ave useful or likely to be useful 
for fencing mining or building purposes or for railway sleepers subject to the provision that the Lessee may cut and use any 
timber for fencing or other improvements within the leased area 

6. The Lessee shall not cut or remove any timber for sale or otherwise except as before provided D 

7, The Lessee shall destroy all trees and saplings not exempted by the previous conditions by ringbarking or otherwise on 
not less than six hundred and twelve (612) acres which may be in scattered blocks 

8. The Lessee ehall begin operations mentioned in the previous conditions within three (3) months from the commencement 
of the lease During the firat year of the lease the Lessee shall operate oa not less than two-hundred and four (204) acres of the 
area to be operated on and during each of the succeeding two (2) years the Lessee shall operate on an additional two hundred and 
four (204) acres of the area to be operated on so that six hundred and twelve (612) acres shall be dealt with as prescribed 
in the foregoing conditions within three (8) years from the commencement of the lease After any part of the lind has been 
cleared of scrub and undergrowth the Lessee shall kgep it clear and after any part of the land has been ringbarked the Lessee 
shall keep it free from suckers and séedlings i 

9. The Lessee shall give the District Surveyor not less than three (3) weeks’ nor more than six (6) weeks’ notice in 
writing of the Lessee’s intention to commence the work of ringbarking clearing scrubbing or burning off and shall indicate the 
position and extent of the country proposed to be operated upon and the length of time which it is considered the work will 
occupy and shall from time to time on @ stoppage or cessation of the work for a longer period than geven (7) daysygive the District 
Surveyor not less than three (3) weeks’ notice in writing of the Lessee’s intention to renew and continue the operations of 
ringbarking clearing scrubbing or burning off : 

10. The Lessee shall within three (3) months from the commencement of the lease take effective steps to destroy rabbits 
wallabies wild dogs dingoes wild pigs foxes and other noxious animals and shall continue to do so during the whole remaining 
term of lease to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands 

11. The Lessee shall not overstock the land under lease either wholly or in part the decision as to overstocking to rest with 
the Minister. : 

12, The Lessee shall fence the east and south boundaries of the area leased with a cattle-proof fence within three (3) 
years from the date of commencement of the lease but the boundaries common to other lend held ia the same interest and while 
such other land is so held need not be fenced provided the holdings in one interest aro enclosed by a ring-fence 

13. ‘Lhe Lessee shall maintain all Crown improvements and all improvements effected under these conditions upon the 
land leased in good order and condition during the whole term of the lease 

14, The Minister for Lands shall have the power to charge the Lessee any sum not exceeding £25 as a fine for any breach 
of the foregoing conditions which he may not consider as sufficiently grave to warrant forfeiture 

15, In the event of the whole or.any part or parts of a reserve within the land leased being revoked the Governor may 
withdraw for settiement the whole or any part or parts of the land leased comprised within such reservation without compensation 
provided that in respect of the improvements effected under the terms of this lease the Lessee shall be entitled to receive a proportion 
of any payment for such improvements which may be made hereafter by an incoming tenant in terms of section | of the Crown 
Lands Act of 1898 Such proportion shall be ascertained by multiplying the aum representing the said payment by a fraction of 
which the numerator shali be the unexpired term of the lease and the denominator the original term of the lease In any 
improvements effected in terms of a special consent hereafter given by the Minister for ands the Lessee shall have tenant-right 
as defined in section No. 51 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895 

16. The Governor may by notice in the Government Gazette— 

(2) at any time and from time to time withdraw any land required or deemed to be required for mining or mining 
purposes residential lease saw-mill site or for any public purpose 
(4) and msy in addition to the power contained in Condition No. 15 at any time and from time to time withdraw the 
whole or any part or parts of the land for purposes of settlement in the event of a railway or tramway being 
constructed within ten (10) miles of any part of the land leased 
(c) and may in addition to the power contained in Condition No. 15 at any time and from time to time withdraw 
the whole or any part or parts of the land for purposes of settlement if the Minister is of opinion after report 
by the Loczl Land Board that such Jand may be profitably occupied for agricultural purposes and every such 
withdrawa} may include any land which the Minister may deem necessary to secure uniformity in design of 
subdivision or to provide agricultural holdings and "3 
(d) may also in addition to the power contained in Condition No. 15 at any time and from time to time after the 
expiration of settlement of fifteen (15) years from the commencement, of the lease withdraw the whole or any 
part or parts cf the land for purposes of settlement 
without in any case compensation except for the Lessee’s interest in improvements on the land so withdrawn Such compensation 
in respect of the improvements effected in terms of this lease shall be ascertained by multiplying a sum representing the fair 
value of the improvements by a fraction of which the numerator shail be the unexpired term of the lease and the denominator 
the original term of the lease and in case of other improvements effected by the Lessee in terms of a special consent given by the 
Minister for Lands the compensation shall be the fair value of such improvements Provided that in all cases the fair val e 
referred to shal! be the vulue of the improvements to an incoming settier at the date of withdrawal provided that such value shall 
not in any case exceed their cost The compensation shall be appraised by the Local Land Board or by the Land Appeal Court on 
appeal or reference ‘The Lessee shall be deemed to have a right of appeal and the Minister shall be deemed to have a right of 
reference of the Board’s appraisement to the Land Appeal Court and for this purpose the appraisement shail be deemed to be 
an appraisement under the provisions of section 6 of the Crown Lands Act of 1889 Upon the withdrawal of any land under 
this condition er Condition No. 15 a reduction of the annual rent shall be made proportionate to the area withdrawn 

17, Upon expiration of the lease by eflluxion of time the Lessee shall have tenant-right as defined in the Crown Lands Act 
of 1895 in fencing effected in terms of this lease and in such improvements as may be effected after the consent of the Minister 
for Lands has been obtained but shall not have tenant-right or ownership in scrubbing clearing ringbarking suckering or other 
improvements effected in terms of this lease 

18. Any holder of a current miner’s right while following the occupation of a miner or prospector may graze upon this 
lease such horses or other »nina!s as msy be necessary for his subsivtence and for.the carrying on of prospecting or mining 

19, The Lessee shall not trensfer assign or sublet or grant agistment rights without having firsts obtained the Minister’s 
consent in writing and if any stock not owned by the ‘Lessee shall be found depasturing on the said land the presence and 
depasturing of such stock shall be prima facie evidence of a subletting cf the land under lease. 

20. The Lessee may cultivate any purt of the land upon obtaining the Minister’s consent in writing 


21. The lease is subject to the reservation of all public rights of roads and to the provisions of section 111 of the Crown 


Lands Act of 1884 
22, The lease shall be deemed to be a lease for pastoral purposes within the meaning of the Mining Act of 1906 and as 
~ such shall be subject to the operations of that Act 


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17 Aua., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 4575 


SCRUB LEASE—NOTICE OF GRANTING OF —continued. 


23. All persons duly authorised shall have full right to enter upon the land at any time within reasonable hours during the 
currency of the lease for the purpose of cutting and removing timber without interference by the lessee and the lessee shall 
provide convenient gateways or openings where required for this purpose or where directed by the Minister or by any officer 
authorised by the Minister in that behalf and permit timber-gettera to camp and graze their teams within the lease subject to the 
provisions of section 20 of the Foresty Act of 1909 
. 24. For all improvements on the land whether Crown property or not the lessee shall pay their capital value as provided 
im section 44 of the Crown Lands Act of 1889 or with the consent of the Minister rent for the use of the improvements the 
property of the Crown may be paid as provided in section 10 of the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act 1899 

_ 25. All persons duly authorised by any officer of the Survey Brauch of the New South Wales Lands Department shall at 
all times have access to trigonometrical reserve No, 26,928 

28. ‘The Lessee shall when called upon pay all costs of preliminary action report and inspection 

27. As the land included within the block is wholly within a reserve from sale and as the law provides that no application 
for a homestead selection shall be confirmed for land included in any reserve from sale the Lessee is warned not to erect a 
dwelling-house cr to effect improvements with the object of obtaining a homestead selection under the provisions of section 27 
of the Crown Lands Act of 1895 as land within a reserve from sale is not available for that purpose 

28. In the event of any of these conditions provisions or covenants not being complied with in the manner specified the 
lease will be liable to forfeiture and on forfeiture all improvements effected by the lessee shall become the property of the Crown 
without compensation 


SCHEDULE. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Cooma, AND Dateety Sauipe. 


N 7 f iV 
Lake: Name and Address of Lessee. vee? County. Parish. . Bice 
: Acres, £ oa. d. 
810 | Delany, James Thomas, of Buckenderra, Adaminaby... «| 2,450%) Wallace ...| Nungar gt 1215 8 
(about). 
*As described by notification of Scrub Lands in Gazette of this date. 
The cost of the survey and report will be adjusted after survey has been effected. 
[Oce. 19 :0-5,398] S. W. MOORE. 
[987 } Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 
SCRUB LHASE—NOTICH OF GRANTING OF. 


fe is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations 
4 thereunder, a Scrub Lease of the land set out in the annexed Schedule has been granted to the person named in such 
Schedule for the term and under the conditions, provisions, covenants, restrictions, and reservations, notified in the Government 
Gazette of 19th January, 1910, t 


The rent for the second and every suceeeding year of the lease musi ba paid yearly in advance to the Treasurer of the 
State of New South Wales, at Sydney, on or before the date corresponding to the date of commencement of the lease, and if 
not so paid the lease will be liable to forfeiture. 


8. W. MOORE. 
SCHEDULE. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Morn, Sxrre or Boorooroo. 
4 Term cf Lease. | i ; 
No. of No. of N a Add Estimated : : ‘ nnua 
Pears: anne: i af Ledsee “ Area. Porne. Gowuty: Rent. 
From— To— 
Oce. _ Acres. 1910. 1931. fos. d. 
1910-5412 | 311 | Cory, Gostwyck Willy,| Block B, | Fletcher ...| Courallie ...) 4 dune ...! 3 June... 63 5 O 
of Terry-hie-hie. 3,775* 


*As described by notification of Scrub Londs in Gazette of 19th January, 1910. 


893] Department of Lands. 

APPLICATION FOR LEASH FOR A SPECIAL PURPOLE, 

‘¥T is hereby notified, for geusral information, -that the undermentioned spplicxtion has been received for Special Lease 
under the provisions of the 89th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, of the land and for the purpose hereunder 

tated, and that it ix the intention to grant a lease, ahould na sufficient objection he found to exist, after inquiry by the 

and Board and consideration by the Minister. 

| Any objections will receive due consideration if lodged in writing with the District Surveyor for the Land Board District 

'n which the land is situated on or before the dato specified hereunder. i 

| cd 8. W. MOORN, 


| 


| ews 
| Purpose for Toral Land Board nent up reli 
| : ; car . 
, rm 7 «hy ‘ i i which the Lease Office where objections) objections 
Ayplicant, Lacelity of Land applied for Arse, Crise ehadiie lodked. ay be deed; 
: 
| ponledone 5 a heen a thc REN See 
.owia, Arthur Fitz-| County of Nor‘humbeviand, parish of Gosford, About 2} | Boatsh.d and jetty ‘ely aael iy Oo) Se oe » | Ld Sept., 2920 
gerald Edward town cf Gosford, Au area of 40 feet by 2 perches. 
{Spl.. Lease 1910-6, feet above and below high water-mark o! 
Gosford). the Broadwater at the foot of Holden-street. “We F f 
jac URE RS see 


a 


4576 


[1108] 


notice. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 


Department of Lands, 


[17 Ave., 1910. 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910, 


APPLICATIONS TO PURCHASE LANDS COMPRISED IN RESIDENTIAL LEASES. 


Noe is hereby given that the persons mentioned below will be permitted to purchase, under the provisions of section 23 of the : 
Crown Lands (Amendment) Act of 1908, the portions of land mentioned in the following Schedule. I 


SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


2. The purchase money must be paid into the State Treasury, Sydney, within three months from the date of the publication of this — 


8S. W. MOORE. 


Amount 

: ; & of & Amount | credited Balence | 

apers an ate Appraised Amount | paid to from +, | Amount 

No, of of Area. Description, Fett alue et of Costs | Treasury | Deposit tire called 
Application.| Deposit. Cig 5 of Land.| ¢ |incurred. ay towards /*" ric ; 

a Deposit. | Purchase] | orunded 
Money. , 

Aln. a. ©. p. £ ge] £ £8.00.) Lig... i esata: £ad4. 
1910-2,520 | 19 Mar., 1909 20 0 0] Parish Broombee, county Wel-) Alfred Honeysett| 65 0 0| 1 3B 6 6] 1:0 Of 1:0 Of sucoee | 58 66 
S.P. 1910-41] (Crown lington, Meroo Shire. Measured Stamp jduty, 10s. 
R.L.P. 1909-| Land Agent, portions 156 and 179 (held under 
2, Mudgee. | Mudgee), residential leases Nos. 69 and 

698). 

1910-10,117| 2 Feb., 1910 | 2 127] Parish Araluen, county St. Mary Ann George; 10 0 0 1 110 6) 1 0 0} 2 (OO eee 1110 6 
8.P.1910-171] (Crown Vincent, Tallaganda Shire. Stamp |doty, da, 
R.L.P. 1910-| Land Agent, Messured portions 486 and 48s 
1, Braid- | Braidwocd). (held under residential lease 

wood. No, 567). 

1910-9,191 | 13 April, 1909} 10 0 0 | Parish Tannabutts, county Wel-| John Norman ,..| 20 0 0 1 327-2 0) P70 ONE 100 0 mercsmaeee 23 17 0 
8.P. 1910-45] Mudgee. lington, Meroo Shire. Measured Stamp duty, 6s. 
,L.P.1909-6 portion 176 (held under residen- 

Mudgee. tial lease No. 153). 

1910-8,777 |26 Mar., 1909 | 10 © ©) Parish Merinda, county Welling-| John Lang 20 0 0 1 116559 ti DPS0R 0 10 SOs i anerees 21:16 9 
§.P.1910-152) (Crown Land ton, Mero» Shire. Measured por- : Stamp |daty, 5s, 
RL,P. 1909-| Agent, Mud- tion i16 (held under residential 

4, Mudgee.} gee). | lease No. 157). 

Ms. 1910- | 14 Oct., 1909! 9 2301 Parish Broombee, county Welling-| John  William| 2210 0 1 BL 6656) 0.11.02 Oat teleD OM ineeescctece 2516 6 

7,483. (To Crown ton, Meroo Shire. Measured por-| Sargeant. Stamp | duty, 5s 

S.P. 1910-50] Land Agent, tions 154 and 205 (residential ; 

R.L.P. 1909-] Mudgee). lease No, 372). 

9, Mudgee. 

Aln. 1910-| 8 Mar, 1909} 20 0 0/| Parish of Tomago, county S:.| William Smith...| 20 0 0 1 V10)/ 63 | 10, TOR] OO ei iessmeciets 2110 6 

8,762. (To Crown Vincent, Eurobodalla Shire. Stamp duty, 5s, 
S.P.1910-184 Land Agent, Measured portions 35 and 40 
R.L.P. 1909-| Moruya). (residential leases Nos. 337 and : 

1, Moruya \ 749). 


[1076] 


No, of 


Papers. 


Misc. Ls. 


1910-10241 


[491] 


No. of Lease and 
Land District. 


31818 Lithgow 


Name and Address of Lessee, | Parish. 


Department of Lands, 


CANCELLATION OF AN ANNUAL LEASE, 


Noe is hereby given that the undermentioned Annual Lease has been cancelled, in accordance with the provisions of 
the 38th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1889. 
The lease will terminate on 81st December, 1910. 


| Name of Lessee. 


Humphries, Edward 


eee 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


Ss. W. MOORE. 


SCHEDULE. 
| Parish. County and Shire. | Area. | Rent, 
‘ — 
PM Wee pop ame oh OT Stele 
...| Cox Cook; Blaxland 109 0 0 1 0 0 


Department of Lands, 


NOTIFICATION OF SURRENDER OF SNOW LEASE. 
1 is hereby notified, for public information, that the undermentioned Snow Lease has been surrendered. 


Lanp District or Cooma, Surry oF Daneerty. 


Delany, James 


Thomas, 


Buckenderra, Adaminaby. 


Reg. No. of No. of 
Papers. Lease. 
Oce. 

1910-6,397 | 13 

[1133] 


TI! 


No. of 


| 
| County. 


of] Nungar ...| Wallace 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


Ss. W. MOORE. 


eo 


Boek ee | Pa 
A £ 48. a. 
2450 0 0! 8 8 4 | 7 July, 1910. 


Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


REVERSAL OF NON-RENEWAL OF AN OCCUPATION LICENSE. 


is hereby notified, for general information, that so much of the notice appearing in Government Gazette of the 27th 
of January, 1910, as relates to the non-renewal of the Occupation License hereunder named, is hereby cancelled. 


This cancellation is, however, subject to any conflicting interests which may have arisen between the 31st December, 1909, 
‘and this date. 


Papers. 


0 


1910-8,072 | 454, Delegate ... 


as 


ec. 


Number end Name of 
Ottupation License. 


...| Henry Hayden 


Name of Licensee. 


aS Rt HN 


Division 


of 


State. 


County. 
9 


«| Eastern... Wellesley ...| Bombala 


Land District. 


Ss. W. MOORE. 


Shire. 


...| Bibbenluke, . 


| 
(then 


17 Ava., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 4577 


= a ET WD ooo ean a 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910, 


FRESH APPRAISEMENT OF A PREFERENTIAL OCCUPATION LICENSE. 


open is hereby given that a fresh appraisement has been made, in pursuance of provisions of the 81st section of the Crown Lands 


Act of 1884, of the Preferontial Occupation License specified in the following Schedule, and the fee determined at the rate and 
amount stated therein. 


[998] 


The amount shown in column 8 represents the fee payable for the year 1911. 


The fee must be paid before 1st December for the ensuing year. 


The area under license on the 1st January, 1908, was 16,297 acres, but during the years 1908, 1909, and 1910 certain areas, totalling 
2,185 acres, were withdrawn, and the area now available for license is 14,112 acres. 


The amount shown in column 7, which must be paid to the State Treasurer within two calendar months from this date, represents 
the amount due to the Crown (as a consequenco of the increase in the rate of license fee, which takes effect from the Ist January, 1909) 


as arrears of license fees to the 3lst December, 1910, after deducting the amounts of license fees proportionate to the areas withdrawn 
and from the dates of withdrawals. 


ies. S. W. MOORE. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District oF INVERELL; SHIRES oF BANNOOKBURN AND GwyDIR. 


Rate per 
Qi Amount 
section of 640 P 
No. and Name of Approximate] acres, as iaket Jae Feared to License Fee 
Papers. P. eferential Name of Licensee. area determined Duesnewt eee 4 f liccpag| Payable 
Occupation License, available. under ieee t Ee ease neem fori LOLis 
Crown Lands| *#*es effect. fee to 31st 
ats December, 1910. 
Oce. | Acres. £s.d 1909. Sp ae Gale Bee de 
1910-7958 | 280a, Auburn Vale ...) The Mutual Life Association of} 14,112 4 0 0! I1Jan. 57 4 8/88 4 0 
Australasia. 
| | 
[1079] Western Land Board Office, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 
APPLICATION UNDER SECTION 23 (PART VII), WESTERN LANDS ACTS. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has, in 


pursuance of the powers contained in the Western Lands Acts, issued a Western Lands Lease for the undermentioned portion of 
land, subject to the provisions of that Act, 


8S. W. MOORE, 
Minister for Lands. 


& Balance 
dca A : Term of Lease. 
oral? t& |) ad Esti- Situati ¢ A } | Amountof | 4 tor | of Rent 
NOT LB lo 3 erat dia oh ke Elabaes Coa Et ee ont: ted eet mone palds Pa ait 
4p 8 a From To a 
Acres. 1910. 1943. | es dip 2 sa dul’ Se sed. : 
1910-9404 |2380| 258 |MatthewJames| 10,880 | Part of the area| Narran .../ 17 Aug.| 30 June/80 0 3/19 6 3} 6014 O} Nil. 
MeMullen. withdrawn from 
Boorooma W. 
L. L. No. 230. 
| ES 6 eS eee 
[1106] Western Land Board Office, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 
NOTIFICATION OF APPROVAL OF THE ISSUE OF WESTERN LANDS LEASES. 
T is hereby notified, for public information, that the issue of Western Lands Leases for the undermentioned areas has been 


approved, and that in pursuance of section 33 of the “ Western Lands (Amendment) Act of 1905,” the occupation licensees’ 
right of occupation of the areas named shall cease on the expiration of thirty days from the date of approval of issue of lease. 


S. W. MOORE, 
Minister for Lands. 


| Date of 
| Approval 
Applicant, Area, Block. of - Holding out of which Lease is to be granted. 

Issue 

of Lease. 
Acres. 1910. 

Albert Edward Wilson ... “ce nah ».| 16,000 | .., | 11 May st “ Kilfera”” Resumed Area No. 25. 
Do “5 ae ae My, heed BOOP tao res 1B ...| “Clare” Resumed Area No. 51. 


James Gayin oa a: ace uy wa] 20000" Or. AP Ys ...| “ Moorara’’ Resumed Area No. 194. 


* 


4578 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. —([17 Ava., 1910, 


[1088] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 
NOTIFICATION OF SALE OF LAND FORMERLY COMPRISED IN ROAD. 
| i IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 
sections 19 and 20 of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the land described below, formerly comprised in road, will be granted to the 


person mentioned in the subjoined Schedule, provided he pays the amount therein stated to the Stute Treisurer within three months 
from this date. Road closed by Gazette notice of 6th April, 1910. 


4 


CORT S. W. MOORE. 
SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


Amount 
4 $ Balance 
Papers Date of Proposed Appraised $ arent ‘hala t0, “fren beset Amount 
and No, of De posit. | ATea. Desoription. Geatie Value | Ft! outa | Treasury| Deposit |, ope ca lealled for 
Application. 3 é of Land. | ¥ |; as towards ‘ 7 
\A incurred. Deposit. | Purchase Bede 
Money. : 

Aln. 1908. 8. ifs op: Pee. 8. 0d) Bow ese Ge | iene, cl ae, Be, é £ «, d. 
1910-10,970 | 31 July...] UY O 24] Parish of Wellington, town of Wellington,| Owen John | 11 4 0 | 1/ 6 4 5B] 5 O GD) B V UO) scscers 12.8 3 
S.P.1908-179 county Wellington, within municipality Kennard, |(land and Stamp |duty, 5s, 

} | of Wellington. ‘The boundary road improve- 
(lane) 30 links wide, lying between ailot- nents). 
ments 2 and ¢ of section 55, extending 
37°9 links south from the north-east cor- 
ner of allotment 2. 
[1086] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 
APPROVAL OF APPLICATIONS TO PURCHASE LAND. ° 


i is hereby notified that the persons mentioned in the subjoined list will be permitted to purchase, under ths 66th section of the Crown 
. Lands Act of 1884, the portions of land mentioned in the following Schedule. 


2, The purchase money must be paid into the State Treasury, Sydney, within three months from the date of the publication of 


this notice. 


Scene S. W. MOORE. 


SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


Amount 

Amount | credited | Balance 
Amount! paid to from of Deposit 

toe of Costs | Treasury} Deposit jauthorised Aa 


Papers Date of 
and No. of Deposit. 


Appraised 
Area. Deseription, Eroposed. Value 
Application. 


Grantee. | of Land. incurred, as towards | to be 
Deposit. | Purchase | refunded. 


Money. 


Aln. ane GQ Bis | ees Gl Soe iseb al eee aes £ s d, 
1910-9351 4 Mar.,1903| 5 3 2) Parish of Congarinni, county; William Gow... 1 de] 18 B38 | TO" OO) LOU Onis cesesenes 1112 9 
8. P. 1908-55. Raleigh, Bellinger Shire. Mea- Stamp dujty, 5s. 
sured portions 163 and 164. 
1910-8,771 25 May,1907| 7 813 | Parish of Candelo, couaty of Auck-) } 
S.P. 1907-95 & land, Imlay Shire. The strip of 
96. ‘ | Crown Land 460 links wide | 
originally comprised in a road 
now closed along the east boun- 
dary of portion 77 and through 
| portions 50 and 47, extending 
| from the north-east corner of 
portion 77 to the south boundary | 
of portion 47, but exclusive of the 
road. from. Kameruka to Bega 
and the Crown Land excluded 
as a reserve in the Crown grant 
of portion 50, adioining. the west 
boundary of that portion. 
” 2 > 0 3 1.| Parish of Candelo, county of Auck- 
land, Imlay Shire. The Crown| }CharlesHenry| 61 18 3 
J 


eo 
iA) 
oO 


} O12) 0 0.) 2D. O Oil is erences 49 16 38 
Land excluded as a reserye in|} Stiles. Stamp dujty, lds. 
the Crown grant of portion 46, 
adjoining the north boundary 
of that portion. 

i 25 » 3 239] Parishes of Candelo and Kame- 
ruka, county of Auckland, 
Imlay Shire, The Crown Land 
excluded as a reserve in the 
Crown grant of portion 49, 
$ parish of CGandelo, at the 
south-east corner of that portion 
and the Crown Land excluded as) 
& reserve in the Crown grant of 
portion 6, parish of Kameraka, 
adjoining the west boundary of 
that portion, | 


[1000 ] . Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 
NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED ALIGNMENT OF STREET—MUNIOIPALITY OF PETERSHAM., 
N OTIOCR is hereby given that the carriage and foot ways of the undermentioned street having been surveyed and defined, it is proposed 
ike to align the street in accordance with such survey, under the provisions of the Public Hoads Act, 1902. 


Should any person desire to object to the action proposed to be taken, it is reqrested that objection be made in writing, and forwarded 
to the Minister for Lands within one month from the date of this notice. 


Plan P. 43-2,140 (Roll) of the street in question may be inspected at this Office, or a copy of the same at the Municipal Council 


Chambers 2t Petersham, 


[Rds, 1909-159-13] 9. W. MOORE. 


ScHEDULE OF STREET REFERRED TO. 


Name of Street. From To Bucce ony be besernts Sai oral Width. Remarks, 
a \ sd | 
ft. in. ft. in. _. ft. in. 
d 42 0 hb 0) 66 Q 
Jesmond-avenue ...| Union-street ...| Cobar-street ... 21 =O 6 OL Witmige. 2 Slight fence encroachment, 
383 4 8 4 60 O 


eect ————_$—$> $$ — 


[1082] 


Registration No. 


Aln. 
1910-1,397 
8.P. 1909-29 


1910-10,469 
8.P. 1910-9 


” 


-1910-10,247 
S.P. 1910-103 


"1910-10,084 
§.P. 191C-106 


" 1910-10,032 
8.P. 1909-247 


«_1910-10,229 
§.P. 1909-204, 


1910-11,144 
S$.¥. 1910-81 


1910-8,396 
£.P, 1910-98 


1910-9,065 
8.P. 1909-9 


1910—-8,338 
B.P. 1910-17 


1910-9,822 
S.P. 1909-198 


‘ 1910-8,030 
8.£. 1908-179 


1910-10,031 

\ §.P. 1909-172 
| 1910-10,080 
8.P. 1910-8 


| " 1910-10,085 
. SP. 1909-111 


17 Ave., 1910.) 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128, 


eo = at 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910, ° 


APPLICATIONS FOR THE CLOSING AND PURCHASH OF ROADS. 
IN vos is hereby given that applications have been made, under the Public Roads Act of 1902, for the closing and purchase of the 
roads described in the Schedule hereunder, and thst it is intended te clase auch roads unless valid objections are found to oxist. 


Any person desiring to lodge objections should forward the same in writing, addressad te the Minister for Lands, on or before the date 
_ specified hereunder. 


S. W. MOORE. 


Applicant, 


Thomas Keighran ,,, 


Do ae 


Christian Balzer 


Do wih 
Do aa 
Robert Scary i 


William Kdward Old- 
ham. 


Sydney Peacock 


Walter White 


Paul Gore Ormsby ... 
Hannah Buesrnel 


George Lill ,., a5) 


Frederick. Webber, 
junior. 
George J. Webb... 


John Joseph Fowler.. 


H. John Edgar... 


John Fagan .., 


John Edward Sharp. 


one 


—_ 


10 


bo 


or 


12 


ND vs 
bo 
Ore 


Le) 
co 
ou 


3 32 


{ 


Parish of Henty, county of Hume, Culcairn Shire— 
The boundary road 100 links wide separating portions 81 and &0 
from portions i8 (part), 1385, and 134, extending trom the north- 
western corner of portion 81 south to the south-western corner of 
pertion 8”. 

The boundary road 100 links wide separating portion $2 from portions 
land 149; also the boundary road of similar width separating 
portion 91 from portions 92 (part), 1, and 184, extending from the 
north-eastern corner of portion 91 south and west to the south- 
western corner of portion 91. 

Parishes of Blakebrook and North Lismore, county of Rous, Terania 


i  Shire—- 


Boundary road 100 links wide separating portion 103 (part), parish 
of Blakebrook, portion 214 parish of North Lismore, and portiou 
98, parish of Blakebrcok, from portion 211, parish of North 
Lismore, and portions 99 (part), and 99 (part), parish ot 

_ Blakebrook, extending from the south-western corner cf portion 
100, parish of North Lismore, west, south, again west, again south, 
and again west to the northern prolongation of the south-eastern 
side of reserved road within portion 90, parish of Blakebrook. 

Reserved road 100 links wide within portion 211, parish of North 


Lismore. 


Reserved road 100 links wide within portion 99, parish of Blakebrook 

Parish of Beneree, county of Bathurst, Lyndhurst Shire. 

road 100 links wide separating portion 69 from portion 120 and 
reserved road within portion 141, 

Parish of Graham, county ef Bathurst, Lyndhurst Shire. 
road 100 links wide separating portion 87 from parts of portious 
19 and 137, 

Parish of Burgundy, county of Arrawatta, Macintyre Shire. Boundary 
road 100 links wide, separating portions 75 and 172 from portion 
338, extending from the south-western corner of portion 75 east and 
south to the south-eastern corner of portion 33; boundary road 
100 links wide separating portion 172 from portion 125, extending 
from the north-western corner of portion 123 eastito the road 38 
chains to Inverell. 

Parish of Young, county of Monteagle, Burrangong Shire. 
boundary road 100 links wide separating portions 1,916 and 1,906 
(part) from portions 1,915 and 2,062, extending from the north- 
eastern corner of portion 2,062 east to a line joining the north- 
western corner of portion 1,915 and the south-western corner of 
portion 1,9 

Parish of Mulyan, county of Forbes, Wavgoola Shire. 
road 109 lisks wide separating portion 212, parish of Mulyan, 
from portion 299, parish of Mulyan, and portions 80 and 31, 

.. parish of Morongla,. 

Parish of Beneres, county of Bathurst, Lyndhurst Shire. 
boundary road 100 links wide separating portion 265 from portion 
205, extending from the south-western corner of portion 265 to the 
south-eastern corner of that portion. 

Parish of Lansdowne, county of Macquarie, Manning Shire. 
boundary rozd 100 links wide separating portion 184 from portions 
170 and 164, 

Parish of Yarrow, county of Gough, Severn Shire. 
road 100 links wide separating portions 122 and 114 (part) from 
portion 60 (part), extending from the north-western side of 
reserved road within portion 60 and 123 north-westerly to a point 
100 links south-easterly from the southern boundary of portion 129. 

County of Monteagle, parish of Young, Burrangong Shire. 
boundary roads 15) links wide, extending along the northern! 
boundary of portion 87 and along the northern boundary of por-| 


tion 639. 


688 from portions 443 and 86, and the reserved road 1 chain 


Date up to 
which ohjeotiong 
may be iodged. 


Description. 


17 Sept,, 1910 


17 3 a8 


LEAS yi as 


Tae 
Diets 
Boundary 


17 
Boundary * id 


ih ” » 


17 yy n 
The 


16. 27 Ns 


Boundary 


17 
Thel 29 Ba 


Yee Set 
The 


17 ” » 
Part of boundary iv 


SH dee iat 


The boundary road 1 chain wide separating portion| 


wide within portion 639. 


Parish of Murrimboola, county of Harden, Demondrille Shire. 


The 


boundary road 100 links wide separating portion 156 from Boma 


157. 


Parish of Gurangully, county of Dowling, Lachlan Shire. The boun-| 


dary road 100 links wide separating portion 4 from portion 53. 


Parish of* Lyndhurst; county of Bathurst, Lyndhurst Shire. 
public road from Burnt Yards 100 links wide, running in a south- 
erly direction through portion 64 and part of portion 65 morth-| 
east of road K. 2,438. 

Parish of Toogong, county of Ashburnham, Boree Shire. 
dary rozd 100 links wide separating portions 145 and 146 from 
portion 98 and part of 90, extending from the south-east corner 
of portion 145 to the south-west corner of portion 146. 


Part of 


The boun-} 17 yy ‘9 


RSE COOP Se SN 2 shou sD TE URN De RRR RS Moe UE eels Sadr etek Sa eee em 


a 


Ais 


Registration No. 


Applicent. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 


APPLICATIONS FOR CLOSING AND PURCHASE OF ROADS—continued. 


[17 Ave., 1910. 


eID ES REE 


Area. Description. 


Date up to 
which objections 
may be lodged. 


Aln. 
1910-9,410. 
S.P. 1906-96. 


0 


bP) 
1910-10,555 
§.P. 1909-201 
19 10-10,475 
8.P. 1909-262 


1910-10,472 
§.P. 1910-14 


1910-10,230 
8.P. 1909-127 


1910-10,424 
§.P. 1909-177 


niente 


“harles Burcher 


Do 


Do 


Do 


Do 


Michael Smith (execu-| 1 
tors of the late). 


Henry Miller 


16 


bo 
o 


3 3 24% 


Herbert Henty Bal-| 7 3 3 


combe. 
Do 


tick. 


William 
O’Connell. 


combe and Alex- 
ander Stephen Bal- 


William James Mat-| 2 


Thomas 3 


Parish of Sherwood, county of Georgiana, Crookwell Shire. Reserved| 17 Sept., 1910, 


roads (two), each 100 links wide, within portion 2. 
Parish of Leighwood,— 

Boundary road 100 links wide separating portion 7 from portions 
54, 48, 22, 21, and 55 (part), extending from the right bank of the 
Bolong River east and south to meet the northern side of proposed 
road K. 9,961-1,608 ; boundary road 100 links wide separating 
portions 48 and 25 from portion 22; reserved road 100 links wide 
within and along the eastern boundary of portion 25; reserved 
road 100 links wide within portion 3; also boundary road 100 
links wide separating portion 48 from part of portion 54, extending 
from the most westerly south-western corner of portion 48 north 
to the north-western corner of same portion. 

Boundary road 100 links wide separating portions 82,128, and 41 
(part) from portions 44 (part), 38, and 39 (part), extending from 
the south-eastern corner of portion 81 east to the south-western 
prolongation of the south-western side of reserved road within 
portion 41; also reserved road of similar width along and within 
part of the eastern boundary of portion 44. 

Boundary road 100 links wide separating portion 92 from portions 
98, 45, 24, 28, and 21 (part), and reserved road in and along the 
northern boundary of portion 55, extending from the most easterly 
north-eastern corner of portion 94 east, north, west, again north, 
again west to the north-western corner of portion 55, excluding the 
continuity of proposed road R. 9,961-1,603; also reserved road 
100 links wide within portion 24, and part of reserved road 100 links 
wide within portion 40, extending from a point 100 links south 
from the south-eastern corner of portion 23 north to the north- 
eastern prolongation of the south-eastern side of road proposed R. 
9,961-1,603. 

Road R. 2,099-1,603 100 links wide within portion 45. 

Parish of Tuggerah, County of Northumberland, Erina Shire. 
part of confirmed road R. 1,274-1,603 within portion 39. 
Parish of Young, county of Monteagle, Burrangong Shire. The boun- 

dary road 100 links wide separating portion 1,126 from portion 
1,642. 
Parish of Limestone, county of Kennedy, Goobang Shire— 

Boundary road 100 links wide separating part portion 3, part portion 

17, and part portion 21 from portions 32 and 19. 


17 


17 


17 


The 


Boundary road 100 links wide separating portion 17 from portion 21 
Parish of Bogabri, county of Pottinger, within Namoi Shire No. 46. 
- The boundary road 100 links wide separating portion 217 from 
portion 201. 
Parish of Young, county of Monteagle, Burrangong Shire. The 
boundary road 100 links wide separating portions 1,222 and 1,224 
from 627. 


[1083] 


to the holdings 


mentioned, 


* William IV Road reverts to adjoining owner when closed. 


Department of Lands, 


Ph 


” 


” 


Be) 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY ROADS. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance with the provisions 
of the 19th and 20th sections of the Public Roads Act of 1902, the unnecessary roads mentioned in the Schedule hereunder are hereby 
closed, and the lands comprised therein freed and discharged from any rights of the public or any person to.the same as highways and added 


8S. W. MOORE. 


100 links wide, separating portion 103 from parts of portions 99 and 
106; and from portion 155, extending from the north-west corner of 


Boundary road 100 links wide separating parts of portions 33 and $2 from 


The boundary road 
thews. 


The 


Robinson. 
The boundary 


The reserved road 1 


R. 8. Perdriau. 


portion 85, extending from the north-western corner of portion 85 to the 


Boundary road 100 links wide separating portion 32 from portion 60 . ... 


Papers, | Area. | Roads to be closed. 
Aln. Bet.) ps 
1910-8,772 4 1 20 | Parish of Barraba, county of Darling, Barraba Shire. 
S.P. 1908-282 
portion 103 south and east to the north-east corner of portion 155. 
1910-9,856 2 119 | Parish of Woodonga, county of Monteagle, Burrangong Shire. 
8.P. 1909-117 boundary road 100 links wide separating portion 15 from portion 103. 
1910-9,850 1 015 | Parish of Young, county of Monteagle, Burrangong Shire. 
8.P. 1909-147 road 100 links wide, separating portion 1,202 from portion 1,117. ~ 
1910-10,308 2 2 0 | Parish of Kunghur, county of Rous, Tweed Shire. 
8.P. 1909-69 chain wide within portion 10. 
1910-10,302 4 118 | Parish of Wallah, county of King, Murrungal Shire— 
8.P. 1908-2. 
north-eastern corner of the same portion. 
4 1 120 
1910-10,971 3 2 24 


8.P. 1909-168 


Parish of Geegullalong, county of Monteagle, Murrungal Shire. The boun- 
dary road 100 links wide separating portion 23 from portion 182, exclu- 
sive of the continuity, 1 chain wide, of the reserved road within portion 


28 for access to portion 132. 


Holding to which area 
is to be added, 


C.P. 1905-58, Tamworth District 
at £3 per acre, Reuben Mat- 


C.P. 66-2,397, Young District, 
at £9 for the area, Sadler 


C.P. 91-56, Young District, at 
£6 for the area, John Briggs. 
C.P.L. 1906-67, Murwillumbah, 
capital value, £2 5s. per acre, 


A.C.P. 84-189, Boorowa District 
at £1 per acre, J. G. Evans, 


A.C.P. 83-7, Boorowa District, 
at £1 per acre, J. G. Evans. 
A.C,P. 1900-4, Boorowa District, 
at £1 per acre, A. D. Coble, 


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17 Ava, 1910] - NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128, 4581 


[993] Department of Lands, 


: Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 
NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIC ROADS AOT, 1902, OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF LANDS 
FOR ROADS, AND OF THE CLOSING OF PARTS OF ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY, 


H*® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified thst, in pursuance of the Public 
Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described (in respect of which lands notice of proposal to resumethe same has duly 
been given) shall be and are hereby resumed for the several roads hereunder specified; and that the said Iands shall be and are hereby 
dedicated as roads; also, that the roads or parts of roads hereunder specified, which are deemed to be unnecessary (in respect of which 
notice of proposal to close the same has duly been given), shall be and are hereby closed. 


S. W. MOORE. 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—Part of road from Wyong to Dooralong, parish of Wyong, county of Northumberland, 
Erina Shire No. 60, 


Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-451-12; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,928-1,603.] 


DESCRIPTION of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of roajs or part of road deemed 
to be unnecessary, which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the roads or part of road deemed to be unneces- 
sary, was published in the Government Gazette of 1st June, 1910, folio 2686. 


Lanp Distr1iot oF GosForp. 


a * Width cf kr a, 
ae . aracter Land 
Re Area, Parish R $ ‘ Resumed Road or parts of Roads c’osed, and parts cf Roads 
aA Name, eputed Owner. Oceupier. Holding Ben and declared to be a Public Road. 
Wediaatet Dedicated. 

Set. Pp: fie Peps 
134 50 0 0 | Wyong......| Jas. S. Murray .. eae ces one tees Freehold ...! 1 chain... 1 2¢0 | The unnecessary reserved read within J S Murray’s 
189 40 0 0 Do - a6 ; portion 188 isclosed and part granted in lieu. 


together with the unnecessary part of boundary 
road separating ihis porticn from W. Beaven’s por- 
tion 72, west of new road, is closed and part 
granted in liev, 

ceneentanckacr: do ..| Wariable....° .0 1 14 varitacinahloonseaiva leceloasidaerees 


| 
| 

eer coe anaes cee do Loall as anier ee 1 130 | The unnecestary reserved road within this portion (184) 
| 


72 40 0 0 Do _......| William Beayen 


200 004 008 048 409 008 bos C04 sos Hoe Oes 288 B00 


The part of boundary road, included in survey, and 
| in continuity of new road, is declared to be a public 
road, and dedicated to the public accordingly. 


DzscrirTion oF Roap OPENED :—Deviation in part of road from Rollavd’s Plains to Kempsey, within portion 1, parish of 


Lincoln, county of Macquarie, Macleay Shire No. 14. 
[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-55 4-12; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,890-1,603. ] 


DrscriPrion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of parts of roads deemed to be 
unnecessary, which are now closed. 


_ A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, was 
published in the Government Gazette of 4th May, 1910, folio 2449. 


Lanp District or Kempsey. 


* Width of 
a 3 Parish : Character Land oe 
nS Area, ave Reputed Owner. | Occupier. of Resumed val Parts of Road closed, &e. 
i | Holding, and Medieated 
| Dedicated, : 
Be Ton Dy | Ga haw Ds 
Part of 1| 470 0 0} Lincoln’ ...| J, G Broadhurst) John Farrawell) Freehold...) 100 links &| 4 1 0 | This area resumed includes 16 perches, 
subdi- and confirmed) (part track in variable. covered by confirmed road R. 130-1,602. 
vided. road. use), ~ 
| The unnecessary part cf confirmed read R. 
| 130-1,608 through this part cf tortion 1 is 
| closed and thus vested in the owner of 
adjoining land. 
Do ,..| 470 0 0 do e-| Thomas Wright aud)  ..,...000ssecsrers | do Pat nc fale eae 6-1) 0 This area resumed includes 2 rocds covered 
confirmed road. | | by confirmed road R, 130-1,603, 


The unnecessary parts of confirmed road R. 

130-1,603 within this part of portion 1 are 
closed and thus vested in the owner of 
| adjoining land. 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—Pavt of road from Narromine, via Wallaby Creek, towards Tomingley-Dubbo road, parish 
of Obley, county of Narromine, Timbrebongie Shire No. &4, 


(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-604-9 ; Catalogue No, of Plan—R. 9,876-1,608. ] 


Description of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of part of road deemed to be 
unnecessary, which is now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the part of road deemed to be unnecessary, was 
published in the Government Gazette of Ist June, 1910, folio 2885. 


Laxp Disrricr or Dupzo. 
Width of 


Lin Parish Character Land ead 
% 5 Area, ee Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Resumed # ani Part cf Road closed, &e. 
pa Holding. and Dedicated. 
Dedicated. | 
eth De a TT. Dp. 
6 | 100 0 0 | Obley | F. L. Ryrie, G. T.| E.P. King .,.| C.P. 88-16 | Variable .. Zeer pAdacesaNiaspiialiensieaocpiedWtsn si sleusvds seilesvives ves. coli scicie coelputised ees. oee 
Sefton, J. TT. 
Horrigan. ; 
23; 549 0 0 Do eae i. RYTIE, Gok, do 1 Bs 200 links...| © 3818 | The unnecessary part of reserved roed through portion 
Sefton, J. .T. | 190°-20 7 28, north-east of new road, is closed and added to 
Horrigan, | C.P. 1900-20 (portion 28) in lieu; the area of C.P, 1900~ 
20 and portion 28 being increascd by 30 perches. 


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No, 128, 17 Aueusr, 1910.—8. - 


4582 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. [17 Ave., 1910. 
NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND UNDER THE PUBLIC WORKS AOT, 1902—continued. 


DescRripTion or ROAD OPENED :—Part of road from Binge Binge to Bergalia, parish of Congo, county of Dampier, Eurobodalla 
Shire No. 104. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-692-10; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,956-1,603.] 


Description of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of part of road deemed to be unnecessary, — 
: which is now closed. 


A propozal to resume the land referred to for the road in question, and to close the part of road deemed to be necessary, was 
published in the Government Gazette of 15th June, 1910, folio 8378. , 


Lanp Disrricr or Moruya. 


Widih of Aran. 
ca Parish Character Land Gesnmed 
wa,9| Area Wak Reputed Owner. Occupier. 0! Resumed a Part of Road closed, &c. 
LA a Holding. and D. dic tod 
Dedicated, | ~°°2°ated- 
fee Ler oPs . 2. 29p. 
258 40 0 0] Congo ...| Bank of New; John du Ross ...| C,P.65-1,616 | Ichain../ 1 11 The unnecessary part of boundary road separating 
South Wales. this portion from J, A. du Ross’s portion 219, is closed 
and added to €.P. 65-1,616, (portion 258), in lieu; 
the area therecf being reduced by 1 rood. 
[994] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIC ROADS ACT OF 1902, OF RESUMPTION OR WITHDRAWAL AND DEDICATION 
OF LANDS FOR ROADS. 
H” 


duly given) shall be and are hereby resumed or withdrawn for the several roads hereunder specified, and that the said lands shall be and are 


Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Hxecutive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Public Roads 
Act of 1902, the lands hereunder described (in respect of which Jands notice cf proposal to resume or withdraw the same has been 


hereby dedicated as roads. 
8. W. MOORE. 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—Part of road from Woy Woy to Blackwall within portion 27, parish of Patonga, county of 
Northumberland, Erina Shire No. 60. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1905-11-17 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,856-1,603. ] 


ee 


DzSORIPTION of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 


A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question, was published in the Government Gazette of 1st June, 1910, 
folio 2884. F : 


Lanp DistRict oF Gosrorp. 


as : Width of eee 
aracter Land 
eds Area. AN Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Resumed Reaeee Remarks 
$ Holding. and Dedicated 
Dedicated. 4 
apr p, . ; acer: afr 
x f 27 | 50 0 O| Patonga .| Mrs. Eliza E. Pittman Sedeaiuve Freehold -| Variable...| 0 U 6 | This includes part of allotment 
a , : 12 in private subdivision. 
2s | 27 | 50 0 0 Do .| HE, A, Davis ... cep Ae panapuaacavean exe do do «| 0 QO 43] This includes part of allotment 
Bat 3 4 13 in private subdivision. 
a | 27) 50 0 0 Do «| A. H. Warner ees “ ceniees sudeesiogs cos staicce cos do ads do 0 © 38 /| This includes part of allotment 
q e 14 in private subdivision. 
S a| 27/| 60 0 0 Do wi do aa mes sue nat sea'eab nas Socees ens do eke do 0 0 1) This includes part of allotment 
15 in private subdivision, 


DESORIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—Road from the Lockhart to Kingston and The Rock road towards The Cross Roads, parish of Tootool, 
county of Mitchell, Lockhart Shire No. 73. 


(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1908-594~-13 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,950-1,603.] 


DEscRIPTION of lands now withdrawn for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 


A proposal to withdraw the lands referred to for the road in question was 


published in the Government Gazette of 15th June, 
1910, folio 3378. 
Lanp District or Waaca WAGGA. 


i re ee 
Width of F 


x Area 
Parish : Character Land : 
No. Area. Parish Name. Reputed Licensees. Occupiers. of Withdrawn pete 
Holding. and Dediedted 
Dedicated. : 
a 
Bats op. a. I. p. 
4,309 9 | Tootool... | Alexander Davidson, Henry 1.| Alexander Davidson, Henry| Bullenbong Resumed) 100 links & 600 
Davidson, and William Dayidson, aT. Be ycson, and William| Area No, 82a, variable. 
Davidson. 

1,092 0 0 Do Edwin Franks Millar.., «| Edwin Franks Millar.., ...| Hanging Rock Resumed do oe 420 


Area No, 227, 


17 Avea., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 4583 


{1071} . Department of Lands, 
Sydney, (7th August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROADS AND OF PROPOSED CLOSING OF ROADS OR PARTS OF ROADS 
DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY, AND PARTS OF ROADS TO BB DECLARED TO BE PUBLIC ROADS. 


Woe is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that certain roads should be opened, and that it is proposed 
ne to resume or withdraw for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described. 

The proposed roads are shown upon plans which can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same can be inspected at the 
respective Offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land District in which the lands are situated. 

: All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing and to forward tothe Minister, within one month from date of 
this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposal to open the roads referred to. 

Notice is also given that the Minister is of opinion that it ie expedient to close the roads or parts of roads hereunder specified, 
and all persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister, within one month from this date, any 
objections which may appear to them to exist to the closing of the said roads or parts of roads. ‘ 

; Plans showing the roads or parts of roads proposed to be closed can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be 
inepected at the respective Offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land District in which the lands are situated, 
= S. W. MOORE. 


DzEscRIPTion OF Roaps TO BE OPENED ;—FPart of road from Dorrigo to Coramba and Branch road within portion 41, parish of Ucombe, 
, county of Fitzroy, Vorrigo Shire No. 12. 
[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-488-10 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 10,004-1,603.] 


Dzscriprion of lands which itis proposed to resnmed and parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, which it is propose to close. 
Lanp District oF BELLINGEN. 


Width of 


a Z Character ; : 
wie Parish Land A tob Parts of Road d to be closed, & a ts of 
¢ Area. = Goo at reg to be arts of Roads proposed to be close ¢c., and parts o 
£2 nee Name, Reputed Owner. upier. H Bie g to be Resumed. roads to be declared to be Pablie Roads. 
* hae . Resumed. 


a. Tr. Pp. aot. eps rhs < 

2) 299 0 0 | Ucombe ..,| Commissioner | Frank Allard...) C.P.L’s. 06-| Variable... 3 0 9 | The unnecessary part of reserved road through south-eastern 
of the Govern- 34, part of this portion is to beclosed and added to conditional 
ment Savings : purchase lease 1906-34 (portion 42) in lieu; the area 
Bank of New therecf to be reduced by 2 acres. 


South Wales. 
Richard How-|} Richard How-| C.P.L’s. 06-; 10) links, 7 1 0 | Dhe unnecessary parts of reserved road within portion 41 


: 


41) 202-20 Bo . 


son, sor, 32. 150 licks) ‘includes are to be closed and added to conditional purchase lease 
and vari- branch 1406-32 (perticn 41) in lieu; the area thereof to be re- 
able, road.) dvced by 2 acres 2 rocds. 


The part of boundary road and parts of reserved roads 
included in survey and in contimuity of proposed roads are 
to be declared to be public rozds aud dedicated to the public 
accordingly. ‘ 


——— ———— ae 4 a z 7 as 


Description or Roap To RE OPENED :—Deviation in the main road from Tumut to Nanangroe, parish of Adjungbilly, county of 
Buccleuch, Adjungbilly Shire No. 97. 


[ Registration No. of Papers— Roads 1909-369-8; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,944-1,608.] 


DescrrPrion of lands which it is proposed to resume, and roads and parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, which it is 
proposed to close. 


LAnp District or Tumour. 


Paciah E Character | Width of Area 
Rane Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to be to be 
¥ Holding. Resumed, | Resumed. 


Roads and parts of Roads proposed to be 


a 

26 

Ee Area. cloged, &e. 
i) 


Sut ete nh 
Adjungbilly| The British and Avus-| Patrick Kiley| C.P. 82-64 ...| <00 links...) 18 1 0 | The unnecessary boundary road,separating por- 
: tralasian Trust and} and road in tion 135 from same owner’s portion 123 and the 
Loan Ce, (itd.) use. unnecessary part of the reserved road through 
portion 185, west of proposed road, are to bo 
closed for addition to C.P 82-62 (portion 135) 
partly in lieu; the area of the C.P. and portion 
when addition is made to be increased by 9 acres 
2 roods, ‘ 
Patrick Kiley ...| C.P. 828-23 ...) £0) 4, a 5 020 | The unnecessary part of boundary road 3 chains’ 
wide and of variable width, separating portion 
&0 from came owner’s portion 40. being the part 
2 chains wide and variable, adjoining the west 
boundary of’portion 80, is to be closed and added 
to C.P. 89-23 (portion 80) in lieu; the area of 
the C.P. and portion to be decreased by 1 acre 2% 
roods. rae 
79 |293 2 0 Dor sa ‘do a - do | O.P. 1909-20...) 300. ,, ..| 16 120) The unnecessary part of the boundary road 8 - 
‘ chains wide, separating portion 79 from same 
owner’s portions 41 and 40, being the pari 2 
chains wide adjoining the north-west boundary 
; of portion 79, is to be closed and added toC.P. 
¢ 1909-20 (portion 79) in lieu ; the area of the C.P. 
and portion to be decreased by 12 acres 2 roods 
20 perches. 
78 |100 0 0 EyOn er ce do ase do .| C.P, 89-27 .../ 800, «| 4 0 0 | Theunnecessary part of the reserved road 3 chains 
wide through portion 78, being the part 2 chains 
wide on the south-east side of that road is to be 
closed for addition to C.P. 89-27 (portion 78) 
partly in lieu; the area of the C.P. and portion 
when additien is made to be increased by 4 acres 
| 8 rocds 80 perches. 

71 |225 2 0 DO se do aA do w| O.P. 84-241 ...| 300 ,, .»| 6 © O | The unnecessary part of the boundary road 3 
chains wide separating the British and Austra- 
lasian Trust and Loan Company (Limited’s) por- 
tion 172 from same owner’s portions 59 and 78, 
being the part 2 chains wide adjoining the 
north boundary of portion 172, together with the 
unnecessary part of the reserved road 3 chains 
wide through portion 172, being the part 2 chains 
| wide cn the south-east side of that road, is to be 
closed and added to C.P. 94-2 (portion 172) in 
lieu; the area of that C.P. and portion to be 
increased by 5 acres 1 rood. . 
161 |182 1 0 DIO es do «.| Patrick Kyle and] C.P, 84-187 ...| 100 , «, 4 2 0 | The unnecessary boundary road separating portion 
road in use, 161 from same owner's portion 163 is to be closed 
and added to ©,P. 84-137 (portion 161) in lieu; 
the area of the C.P. and portion to remain 
unaltered. 


$0 }124 0 0 | Do. «. do boot 


4584 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 


[17 Ave., 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING AND CLOSING OF ROADS, &0.—continued. 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Road from Rankin’s Springs-Nar. andera road towards Collinroobie, parish of Moombooldool, 3 
county of Cooper, Yonko Shire No. 74. 


[ Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-343-7 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,823-1,603.] 


Descriprion of lands which it is proposed to resume, and roads deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close, 
Lanp District or NARRANDERA. 


4 Parish Character | Width of | Area 
a6 Area. New e Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to be to be Roads proposed to be closed, &e. 
- a Heh Holding. | Resumed. | Resumed. 
} 
Ra Teepe! | a2. 3; Dp, : 
36 | 4,953 8 0); Mcom.- The Australian &| The Australian & Freehold es 200 links, 28 164 | The unnecessary road separatiog portions 37, 9, and 8 
booldxol | New Zealand) New Zcaland} | 100 links, from portions 36 (part) and 43; the unnecessary road 
Mortgage Com-| Mortgage Com- | & variable. separating portions 40, 41, 15,and 16 from portions 12 
pany (Limited). | pany (Limited) and 11; the unnecessary road separating portions 19, 
61] 600 0 0 Do : do ol do = do - | 100 links... 12 2 25 20,1, acd part cf 2 from portions 44, 8, 48,and 21; the 
the unnecessary reserved road within portion 2; the 
| unnecessary road separating portion 3 from portions 2 
| acd 36; and the unnecessary reserved ruad within 
portion 36, west of TS.R. 1,889 (all owned by the 
Australian and New Zealand Mortgage Company, 


Limited), are to be closed and part granted in lieu, 


Description OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Road from road at south-east corner of portion 172 towards Gosford, parish of Gosford, 
county of Northumberland, Krina Shire No. 50, ; 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-854-10 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,982-1,603. ] 


Description of lands which it is proposed to resume, and roads deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 
Lanp DistRIct oF GOSFORD. 


<q 
a} A 
iy, rea. 
i) 
a, Tr 

74 31 1 
171 10 0 
172 10 0 


os 


Parish 
Name, 


Gosford 
Do 


Do 


Reputed Owner. 


Mrs. Giovani 
Corocher. 
«| Giovani Corocher 


do rae 


“| 


Character Width of Area 
Occupier. of Land to be to be Roads proposed to be closed, &c. 
Holding.' Resumed. | Resumed. 
Pe Bh oy 
Mrs. G. Corocher | Freehold .| 100 links...) 0 0 16 | The unnecessary reserved road within the portion is to 


G. Corocher ae do 


ah 00 eae Seg 


clssed and granted in lleu. : 

The unnecessary boundary road separating portion 171 
and part of portion 172 from same owner’s C.P. portion 
228 is to be clesed and granted in lieu, 


40% 908 BE4 080 100 9Oe Ee BOS CEL OS O90 FOL OES DOL 008 069 S60 O00 000 BE0 188 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Part of road from Orrabah to Bendemeer, via Retreat, parish of Retreat, county of Inglis, 
Cockburn Shire No. 26. 


(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1908-437-13; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 10,022-1,603.] 


Desonirrion of lands which it is proposed to resume, and parts of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 
Lanp District or ARMIDALE. 


ct Parish Character | Widthof | Area 
B 5 Area. Sen Reputed Owner. | Ovcupier. of Land to be} tobe Parts of Road proposed to be closed, &c, 
Py ‘ Holding, | Resumed. | Resumed. 
if a r. p. Fn hay 
P) 5 > 5 j ‘ 
12 aE 5 : peter’ iS Bebe tar i ope? ark ee eras ae Be: : ‘ : \ mis area (1 rcod) is to be resumed as “severed land.” 
38} 315 0 0 Do_...| Robert Andrew] Robt. Andrew] C.P. 1908-23} 100 links...| 2 0 15 | The unnecessary parts cf reserved road within portion 38, 
Murdoch. Murdoch, north-east of proposed rvad, are to be closed and, together 
with the area (1 rood) proposed to be resumed from portion 
12 as “severed land,” added to the holding in lieu; the area 


of C.P. 1908-23 (portion 38) is to be reduced by 2 rocds. 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD 10 BE OPZNED :— Part of road from Darlington Point down left side of Murrumbidgee River, parishes of Waddi 
and Uri, county of Boyd, Murrumbidgee Shire No. 75. 


(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1908-193-33 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,317-1,603.] 


Description of lands which it is proposed to resume or withdraw, and road deemed to be unnecessary which it is proposed to close. 
Lanp Disrricr or NARRANDERA. 


2. | 
a. ‘ 
ao ! Area Parish Name. 
a 
acer Pape 

116 | 598 uv Gj Uri .. 
169 | 546 0 0} Waddi 
170 | 526 2 0 Do 

2 16) 0 0 Do 


+ | George Britt, jun. . 


« | Madeline McCulloch ..,. 


«| William Vayler 


«| Jane Beaumont 


Reputed Owner. 


Occupier. 


Character 
cf 
Holding. 


Width of | Area | 
Land to be to be 
Resumed or| Resumed cr! 

Withdrawn. Withdrawn, | 


Road proposed to be closed, &c. 


William Tayior 


«| Jane Beaumont 


George Britt, juu. 


Gecrge McCulloch 


«| H.S. 1991-23 
(Homestead 
grant). | 
«| ILS. 1901-35 | 
(ILom estead 
grant). 
H,S, 1901-25 
(Homestead 
gran’). 
Freehold... 


a. orp: 
109 lisks...| 5 2 0 |) 
190 links & 5 110 | }Thoese areas are to be withdrawn. 
variable, | 
do = 6 320 |j 
100 links ... 1 821 | The unnecessary road separating J 
' Beaumont’s portions 16 and 70 from 
same owner’s portion 71 and 
William Taylor’s portion 170, is to 


be closed and partly granted in 
lieu. 


17 Ava., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 


4585 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING AND CLOSING OF ROADS, &c.—continued. 


DEsoRIPTION OF ROAD TO RE OPENED :—Road from Armidale-Camperdown road to Woolomombi-Kangaroo Hills road, parishes of 
‘ : Chandler and Euringilly, county of Clarke, Dumaresq Shire No. 23. 
[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1910 -4)1-9; Catalogue No. of Plan—R, 10,006-1,603 } 


Dzsorrprion of lands which it is proposed to resume, and roada and parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to 


close. 


Lanp Disrrict or ARMIDALE. 


Reputed Owner. 


Occupier. 


Character 
of 
Holding. 


Width of 
Land to be 
tesumed. 


Area 
to be 
Resumed. 


Roads and parts of Roads proposed to be closed, &c. 


100 


120 


oy 


Do 


592 


owoooco 
ooocooco 


289 


960 Do 


Chandler.. 


Dos. 


Messrs. and Mesdames 
Coventry. 
Duncan McRae 


do 


The Bank of 
Sauth Wales. 
do 


New 


John Finlayson 


do 


Roderick McRae 


Bank of New South 
Wales. 


do 


Roderick McRae 


‘Executors of late John 
Coventry. 


..| Duncan McRae 


Duncan McRae and 
road in use. 
do 


Duncan McRae 


John Finlayson 


do 


de 


| R,. McRae 


do 


do 


do 


.| Part C.P.87- 


) 


C.P. 1906-80) 
C.P. 91-25.. 


Ge 1909-39) 
Freehold .. 


do 


113 of 369 
acres, 
do 


C.L. 10,615 


Partee Cle: 
80-74 (of 
80 acres). 
do 


Freehold .. 


“| 100 


100 links .. 
100 


” 


100 
100 ,, 
100 


100 


100 
100 
100 
100 


100 


100 links 
and variable. 


100 


100 


100 


100 


a. 
0 
1 


KSFPNoONnNe® 
EDS) eS i 


Come eee eee ere ere ee er neersscrecresseeee 


The unnecessery parts of boundary road separat- 
ing portion 103 from Messrs. and Mesdames 
4Coventry’s portions 61 and 111, east and west of 
proposed road, are to be closed and added to 
O.P 91-25 (portion 103) partly in lieu ; the area 
thereof to be increased by 1 acre 0 roods 30 
perches. 


Sieh areola vlele @. opr eyale s\4\< die: ppuevetele, ciel (wie iv) siseveye © 


The unnecessary boundary road separating por- 
tion 110 from Messrs. and Mesdames Coventry’s 
poe 11 is to be closed and granted in 
jeu. 

The unnecessary boundary roads separating J. 
Finlayson’s portion 110 from same owner's por- 
tions 109, 27, 98, and 97, and from R. McRae’s 
portion 120, ex. parts necessary to pre- 
serve continuity of proposed road, and the 
unnecessary parts of boundary road separating 
J. Finlayson’s portions 97 and 96 from R. 
McRae’s portion 120, are to be closed and 
granted in lieu. 

The unnecessary boundary road separatiag J. 

»Finlayson’s portion 100 from R. McRae’s por- 
tion 120, and from J, Finlayson’s portions 96 
and 37, together with the unnecessary parts of 
reserved road within aforesaid portion 100, 
are to be closed and added to portion 100 (part 
C.P. 87-113) partly in lieu; the area of portion 
100 to be increased by 4 acres 1 rood, and the 
area of C.P. 87-113 to be increased by 2 acres 
1 road. 

The unnecessary boundary road separating J. 
Finlayson’s portiou 62 (C.P. 84-104) from same 
owner’s portions 98 and 106 is to be closed for 
addition to that C.P. ; the area thereof to be 
increased by 2 acres 2 roods. 


The unnecessary part of boundary road separ- 
ating J. Finlayson’s portions 115 and 24 (parts 
of C.P, 86-34) from same owner’s portion 106 is 
to be closed for addition to that C.P.; the 
area of portion 115 to be increased by 1 acre ; 
the area of portion 24 to be increased by 2 
roods 20 perches; the area of the whole C.P. 
to be increased by 1 acrea 2 roods 20 perches. 


The unnecessary part of boundary road separa- 
ting purtion 17 from R, MeRae’s portion 42, 
extending from proposed subject road easterly 
to proposed road (R. 10,005-1,603) is to be closed 
and added to portion 17 (part C.P. 80-74) in 
lieu ; the area of portion 17 to be increased by 
2 roods, and the area of whole C.P. to remain 
unaltered, 


The parts of roads included in survey and in 
centinuity of proposed road are to be declared 
to be a public road, and dedicated to the public 


accordingly. 


DesoripTion or Roap To BE. OPENED :—Puart of road from Fish River to Sodwalis, parish of Thornshope, county of Westmoreland, 
Blaxland Shire No. 117. 
[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-793-10; Catalogue No. of Plan—R., 9,986-1,603. | 


Dxsorrrri0n of lands which it is proposed to resume, and roads deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed t» close. 
Lanp Disraict or Litncow. 


Roads propos<d to be closed, &c. 


The unnecessary boundary road separating this portion 
and same owner's portion 106 from John James’ yortion 
126, and Thomas Sutton’s portion 77, is to be closed and 
adied to portion 107 (1.U. 28,710) and portion 105 (C.P. 
99-3) in lieu; the area of portion 107 (C.L. 28,710) to be 
reduced by 1 rocd, and the area cf portion 106 (C.P. 99-3) 


noe On 40s one Fee 00 208 nen Bar Coe eee Son Hen oes HOE Te CFP 


The unnecessary boundary road separating this portion 


116 and 123 is to be closed 
the area of the portion 


and C.U. 17,970 being reduced by 1 acre 2 rocds. 


The part of road west of porticn 1£6 and south of portion 


= Character | Width of 
2 
S| Area. a Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to be ie 
rm , Holding. Resumed. cs 
1 } ) 
eo Tse Ds ante 
107 |106 0 0 | Thornshope| Daniel Dayid| Daviel D. Griffiths) C.L. 28,710) 100 links,..} 4 110 
Griffiths, : 
: to be increased by 1 acre 3 roods. 
140 | 53 0 0 Do ...| John Patrick| John Fatrick| C.P. 1901-4 do beciheto, LacleaaO sorjeeneacieor mance 
Charlton. Charlton. 
117 160 0 0 Do ...| J. MePhillamy...| Thomas Griffiths) C.L. 17,970 do Ps 6 120 
from same owner’s portions 
@ and eddea to the holding in lieu; 
| 295, in continuity of proposed 


road is to be declared to be 


@ public road, and dedicated to the public accordingly, 


“4586 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 


[17 Ava., 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING AND OLO3ING OF ROADS, &o.—continued. i 


‘DescRirrion oF RoaD To BE OPENED :—Deyiation in the main road from Wagga Wagga to Gundagai, within portion 137, parish of 
Kimo, county of Clarendon, Adjungbilly Shire No. 97. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1889-233-20; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 10,020-1,603. ] 


Drscription of land which it is proposed to resume, and part of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 
Lanp District oF GUNDAGAL. 


} 


Part of Road -proposed to be closed, &c, 


The unnecessary part of the boundary 


road separating portion 137 from same 
owner’s portion 120 is to be closed and 
granted in lieu, 


fel chen ‘Character | Width of Ares 
ES Area. Seki Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to be to be 
& : ome Holding. Resumed. | Resumed. 
asta ops : a. ats as 
137 88 2 0} Kimo ...| James Robinson | Road formed and in| Freehold ..| Variable... 13 50 
use, 


DsgscaiPtion OF ROAD TO BE OPENED:—Part of road from Canowindra to Toogong, parish of Collett, county of Ashburnham, Boree 


Shire No. 88. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1902-420-8; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 10,027-1,603.] 


Desorption of lands which it is proposed to resume or withdraw, and part of road deemed to be unneceszary, which it is proposed 


to close. 


DLanp District Monona. 


(1072) 


Area. 


San) 


Parish 
Name, 


Su FP. 
640 0 U } Collett... 


GO. 5g: 


Character A Eee a Area to be 
Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Resumed or | 2csumed or Part of Road proposed to be closed, &o, 
Holeing. | witharawn.| Vitharawn.| 
: | a Fa pe| . 
Henry Rice ..J Henry Rice ...| Freehold 160 links ... 1 8381 | The unnecessary part of the réserved road within this portion 
4 south from north end of the proposed road is to be closed 
F and granted in lieu. 
The-Counoll Of, .c.cicsecccsccreore | Ex WE. S3t do 1 1 © | This area (1 acre 1 rood) is to be withdrawn, 
Boree Shire. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydaey, 17th August, 1910. 


NOTIFIOATION OF RE-MARKING OF PARTS OF ROAD AND OF PROPOSED OPENING OF PARTS OF ROAD. 
YOTICH is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that certain parts of road should be opened, and that it is 
proposed to resume for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described, and of the 
intention to submit to His Excellency the Governor for approval the plan of re-marking of the parts of road referred to. 
The proposed parts of road are shown upon a plan which can be inspected at the Roads Branch, and a copy of the same may be 
inspected at the Office of the Metropolitan Crown Land Agent, Department of Lands, Sydney. 
All persens interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing and to forward to the Minister, within one month from date 
of this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposal to open the parts of road referred to, or to the submission 
of the plan of re-marking to His Excellency the Governor for approval, 


S. W. MOORE: 


DgsoRIPrion OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Widenings of parts of the New South Head road, parish of Alexandria, county of Cumberland, 
Municipality of Woollahra. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads, 1908-637-33; Catalogue No. of Plan, R. 10,033-1,603.} 


DzscRIPTion of lands which it is proposed to resume. 


METROPOLITAN Land District. 


; | Character 
rere Ares. ie iGrantees and Reputed Owners,| — Occupiers. of 
. g Holding. 
Acres, 
Part of . 1,130 |} Alexandria..| Messrs. Daniel Cooper and) The Commercial] Frecheld .. 
215 (P.H.). Solomon Levy (grartees’,| Building and In- 
‘The Commercial Buildingand| vestment Co., 
Investment Co., Limited) Ltd., and road 
(owners). in use. 
Do 1,180 do Messrs. Daniel Cooper and] Road formed and do 
Solomon Levy (ygrantées),| in use. 
Trustees of the Sir Daniel 
: Cooper Estate (owners). __ 
Part of 196 do John Piper (grantee), Trustees do: do 
211 (P.11.). of the Sir Daniel Cooper 
Estate (owners). 
215 (P.H.) 1,130 do Confirmed. road through) Road in use and do 
Messrs. Cooper and Leyy’s) various owners. 
grant of 1,130 acres. | 
“911 (P.H.). 190 do --| Confirmed road through do do 
; John Piper’s grant of 190 
acres. 
arene rennet 


H 
Width of 


(16 feet), 
& variable. 


Area 
Land to be to be 
Resumed. | Resumed. 
Bontve:Ds 
Variable .. 001 
24-242 links| 0 1 113 |) 
(16 feet), 
.| 24'242 links} 0 0 2% ) 


| 
\ 
\. 


| 


NR \ 


Remarks. 


These two areas embrace the land 
set apart by the representatives of 
the Sir Daniel Cooper Estate for 
Bees part of New South Head 
road. 


These are re-markings of parts of | 
road (W. 23~1,925), confirmed 20th 
July, 1880; also of road (R. 7,405-. 
1,603) declared 10 be a public road, 
80th August, 1902, being part of 
New South Head road from Ocean- | 
street to Victoria-road. The | 
widths of the re-markings are 100 
links, 75°76 links, and slightly 
variable at western end near 
Ocean-street. 2 


ae lh I 


— ——_————___—— 


17 Ava., 1910.] NEW SUUTH WALES GOVSRNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128, 4587 


[1073] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 
- NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROADS. 
i OTIOH is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that certain roads zhould be opened, and that it is proposed to 
resume for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described. 


The proposed roads are shown upon plans which can be inspected at this Office, anda copy of the same may be inspected at the 
respective Offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land Districts in which the lands are situated. 


_ All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing and to forward to the Minister, within one month from date 
of this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exiet to the proposal to open the roads referred to. 


S. W. MOORE. 


DrscxiPtTion or Koap 70 be OPENED :—Road from the old Bathurst road within portion 100, parish of Kendale, towards Tarana, 
parishes of Kendale and Thornshope, county of Westmoreland, Oberon Shire No. 114, and Blaxland Shire No. 117. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-798-8; Catalogue No. of Plax— R. 9,985-1603.] - 
Desoriprion of lands which it is proposed to resume. 
Lanp Districts oF BarHurst AND LitHGow. 


Pari Character | Width of Area 
sige Area, Parish Name. | Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to be to be Road ane part oe to be declared 
Holding Resumed. | Resumed. 0 be a Public Road. 

= 

§ | & Ti pr a@ T. Pp 

a 

2 Eo 30 0 0 | Kendale ...| Cornelius Barrett...) Cornelius Barrett...| Freehold ...| 109 links... 0 112 veduvuiiiatsssleduipetiessieen}ogoresuisse suslane|suaitteless see 

a 

a 

z 5 380 © 0O| Thornshope ...| William Griffiths...) William Griffiths... dG= wie BLOOD Gyan 1 3 30 Riees deattah arohadice nitheeden cvurel stadt senses te 

° 

i) 

2th : 

= iY 30 0-0 Do a do oe do sae ous rs) 100 nets 13 4 pcuenedeseaeenttateasiecnitassscaes sinecersavaneiserice 

5 j 

W214 | 500 0 0 Do ..| Mary Agnes Dwyer] William Griffiths do fe LOO es se nest | a tome NO oe youieee see 000 sss cen.oes con sar steieve see ese uer cesiese)” 
and Jogeph David 
Charlton. 

The reserved road within portion 293 
parish of Thornshope, and part of boun- 
dary road on south of that portion included 
in survey, and in continuity of proposed 
road are to be declared to be a public road, 
and dedicated to the public accordingly 


Degsogirrion OF RoaD TO BE OPENED :—Part of road from Huntley to Orange, parish of Huntley, county of Bathurst, 
Canoblas Shire No. i112. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-958-6 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 10,042-1,603.] 


een 


Description ot land which it is proposed to resume. 
LAND DISTRICT OF ORANGE. 


Parish ; Character | Width of Area 
Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to be to be Remarks. 


No Area. i 
Holding. Resumed. | Resun - 


é a. Yr. p. : a Yr 
Part of 58|1,920 0 0| Huntley...) John Eslick ...| John slick ...| Freehold... 100 links...) 0 3 The proposed resumption forms part of allotment 3 
of private subdivision of portion 58, and part of 
road in that subdivision—west of proposed road— 
wili be rendered unnecessary when proposed road 


is established for public use, 


= <2 


Desoniprion or Roap 10 Be OPENED :—Widening of road from South Coast Road to Bulli Railway Station, parish of Wonona, county of 
Camden, Bulli Shire No. 121. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1910-451-3; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 10,061-1,603. | 


Dusorrprron of land which it is proposed to resume. 
Lanpd District oF 


Character | Width of Area 


No Ares. Parish Name. Reputed Owner. | Cccupier. of Land to be to be 
5 Holding. | Resumed. | Resumed. 


2° Kh p. ‘ a. Tr. Pp. 
Part of 18, 300 0 0] Wonona ... eas ..| Railway Commissioners ... «| Road in use ae ce ...| Freehold ...| 39°39 links..| © 0 28 
now subdivided. 


DEscRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Widening of part of road from Winton to Tamworth, within portion 7, parish of Murroon, 
county of Parry, Peel Shire No. 27. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Road 1910-54-4; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,995-1,603.] 


Description of land which it is proposed to resume. 
Laxp District or TAMWORTH. 


Pari | | Width of Area 
x . Area, Parish Name, Reputed Owner. Cecupier, Character of Holding. | Land to be to be 
2 | | Resumed. Resumed. 
SS r % 
, wit D 
a Tr. p ; Ad ae oe 
ty 430 © 0 | Murroon ..| Thomas Smith ... tie ae ...| Thomas Smith .., ay w.| Sett, Purchase 1909=67 | Variable ... 
Farm 44, (Sett. pur. area No. 7). 


4588 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. [17 Aua., 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROADS, &c.—continued. 


Drscrrerion oy ROAD TO BE OPENED:—Road from Morriset- Wallsend road towards Martinsville, within portion 21, parish of 
Mandolong, county of Northumberland, Lake Macquarie Shire No, 38. 


[Registration No. of Papers— Roads 1909-927-5; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 10,028-1,603.] 


Description of land which it is proposed to resume. ; 


LAND Disrrict oF GosFrorp. 


a. Character | Width of Area 
aS. Area. Parish Name. Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to be to be 
& Holding. | Resumed, | Resumed, 
; Acres. a Y. p. 
21 | 2,0U0 | Mandolong... eo} Wi0. J. Russell’ +%,.. “fh oe eee ..| Wm. J. Russell and road in use Freehold ...| lohain .. 023 
[1074] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 
NOTIFICATION OF RE-MAKKING OF ROADS OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROADS, AND OF PROPOSED CLOSING 
OF PARTS OF ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY. 


OTICE is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that cartain roads should be opened, and that it is proposed 
to resume for ths purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described, and of the intention 
to submit to His Excellency the Governor for approval the plans of re-marking of the roads specified in the appended Schedule. 


. 


The preposed roads are shown upon plans which can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be inspected at the 
respective Offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land District in which the lands are situated. 


All pereons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing and to forward to the Minister, within one month from date of 
_ this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposal to open the roads referred to, or to the submission of the 
- plans of re-marking to His Excellency the Governor for approval. 


Notice is also given that the Minister is of opinion that it is expedient to close the parts of roads hereunder specified, and all persons 
nterested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister, within one month from thia date, any objections 
which may appear to them to exist to the closing of the said par s of roads. 


Plans showing the parts of roads proposed to be closed can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be inspected at the 
respective Offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land District in which the lands are situated. 


S. W. MOORE. 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED:—Part of road from from Bathurst to Palmer’s Oaky, parish of Jesse, county of Roxburgh, 
Turon Shire No. 115. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-910 -6; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 10,044-1,603. | 


Description of land which it is proposed to resume, and parts of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 
Lanp District or Baruvurst. 


a. | Parish Character Width of Area to : 
as Area, Nee Reputed Owner. Occupier. cf Land to be be _ Part of Roads proposed to be closed, &c. 
& si J Wolding. Resumed. Resumed. 
a. yr. PD a. Tr. p. 
41 38 vu vu} Jesse . | Mary Tobia «.| D. Tebin (exesutor] C P. 62-1,65%) 1 chain and 1 2 0/| The unnecessary parts of reserved road within 
of estate of late variable. this portion 41 are to be closed and added to C.P. 
Mary Tobin). | 62-1,653 (portion 41) in lieu; the area thereof to 
| be reduced by 1 rood. 
67 38S) (Qul do ..| The reserved ronal Reserved road, IPE CH OLA > 52-51 castes tseaesnnes pesieesbaaites This is a re-marking of reserved road 100 links 
| Within Margaret Margaret Yobin, wide within portion 67, being part of road from 
Tobin’s part cf} road in vse, Bathurst to Palmer’s Oaky. 
portion 67, 


Descrirrion OF Road To Bs OPENED :—Pert of road from Mullumbimby up Main Arm, Brunswick River, parishes of Billinudgsts 
and Mullumbimby, county of Rous, Byron Shire No. 2, 


[Resist-ation No. of Papers—Roads 1910-423-4; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,396 -1,6(3.] 


Descrirtion of lands which it is proposed to resume, and parls of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is 
proposed to close. 


Lanp District oF MtuRwiLLUMBAH, 


2 Parish oS ag Width of Area 
& 
ry Holding. Resumed. | Resumed. 


| Area. Nate: Reputed Owner, Occupier. | Land to be to be Parts of Road proposed to be closed, &e. 
{ 


= 


ie an 1 hel ae | Ces 
4 100 0 U | Billinud- | Mot southerly reser- | Reserved roed, fenced} Freehold .. Sbnestess _| seer This ia a re-marking,1 chain wide, of the most 
gel. road within W. R. | and in use, | southerly reserved road within portion 4, 
r Baker’s portion 4, | | 
2/50 0 0 ues George Sinith * ative oes MSE do.) Variable...) 0 0 4| The unnecessary parts of reserved road within 


| this portion east and south-west of proposed road 
are to be closed and part granted in lieu. 


| 


———— 


17 Auve., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 4589 


(1087 | Department of Landa, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910, 
APPLICATION TO PURCHASK LAND WITHOUT COMPETITION. 


OTICH is hereby given that application has been made by the person hereunder mentioned to purchase, under the 66th 
LN section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, certain land particularised in the annexed description; and all persons interested 
are invited to state, on or before the date hereunder specified, their objections (if any) to the proposed alienation. 


8. W. MOORE. 


Y Date up to 
Registra- ; ao With whom ial 
hon No: Applicant, Area, Description. ob. arial bes objeciions may 
| eas be lodged. 
Aln. a0 Tp. : 
1919-8,996 | #, A. White... ..| 44 6 0 | County Wellesley, parish of Mila, Bibbenluke Shire. The Crown} The Chairman,| 17 Sept., 1919 
S.P. 1¥10- (about). Land bounded on the west by portions 160, 159, $8,158, and 175:| Land Bard, 
67. on the south by the easterly prolongation cf the southern boun- Goulburn. 
dary of ;ortion 175; on the east by parts of portions 157 acd 155; 
and on the north by the easterly prolongation of the northern 
boundary of portion 160. 
[1004] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 
PUBLIC GATES (PRELIMINARY NOTICE). 
iy Apna is hereby given that Public Gates, as hereunder described, have been applied for by Mrs. J. M. Allen, under the 


provisions of the Public Gates Act, 1901; and all persons interested are invited to state, within cne month from this 
date, their objections (if any) to the granting of such application. 


S. W. MOORE. 


aS Roads No. | Applicants ‘ : Degcription, 
) 

2545 | 1910-588-2 | Mrs. J. M. Allen... ...| Two (2) single gates with openings not less than twelve (12) feet in the clear, 

2546 3 do ee ee to be erected upon the road along the northern side of the Temora-Barellan 
railway line, at a point where such road intersects the eastern and the 
westera bonndaries of conditional lease 16,818, portion 34, parish of North 
Bolaro, county of Cooper, Yanko Shire No. 74. 

[1105] Local Land Board Office, 


Orange, 13th August, 1910. 


IT is hereby notified that inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board in respect to a Reserve which is included in a Leases 
the conversion of which has been applied for under section 11 of the Crown Lands Act of 1908, and as to any objections to 
granting the application. : : 


Particulars are specified in Schedule below. 
W. M. THOMAS, 
Acting District Surveyor. 


- SoHEDULE. 


Particulars of Lease, conversion of which is applied for. 


; Applice nace Class of Holding | poserves included. Pe ey ie ts 
Nature of A em crewres applied 40: Local Land Board. 
Tenaes Area, Parish, | County. 
Acres. 5 
Special Lease 84 Bodangora...| Lincoln ...| Jones, Beresford | O.C.P. 1910-3 | Partly within|Court-house, Wel- 
No. 4,480. W.R. 879. . lington, 31st 
: August, 1910. 


LARD BOARD MEETINGS 
NOTICN® is hereby given that Land Board Meetings will ba holden st the following places on the dates and hours specified :— 


——— 


mre When Meeting to be held. j nee 
Date. Hour. 
Cootamundra _... he ...| 29 Aug., 1910, and following days) 29, 11a.m. ; follow-| J. T. Keating, Chairman. — 
ing days, 10 a.m. | 
Temora ... a. aah SA Oe is aie ay, rs pole LO eextlemampaas 5h O) o : 
Walgett ... Sch eas ree eas: to 9 Sept., 1910 ese eal LOW ers AB ...| W. H. Capper, Acting Chairman. 
Moree ae le hat ..| 16 to 30 Sept., 1910 See Da) LO mass bc do do 
Gundagai ... tae vr ...| 6 Sept., 1910, and following days) 10 dive ..| J. T. Keating, Chairman. 
Tumut “i. aa set Fr eee, 3 FA ...| 12,2 p.m.; follow- do do 
ing dsys, 10 a.m, 
Wellington ae we .. | 30-and 3l Aug., 1910" %... | 980 , each day...| H. A. Crouch, Chairman. 
Gulgong ... A “as 3. | > 2 Sept: 1910 a Me. 1 Oleg. fas Ses do do 
Do oe sai ar ...| 38and 5 Sept., 1910 fof ...| 9°30 a.m. each day do do 
Mudgee ... af a ...| 6, 7, and 8 Sept., ne aeRO) ce ‘3 a do do 
WNarromine a a tes | 20 Aligy; LOLOsem yes Bey ach LOPS in ...| M. A. Maclean, Chairman. 
Trangie ... ae ae bir| OLY 55 re i wee Wu) LOberys Fry Fe do do 
Nypgan ... a alae ...| 13, 14, and 15 Sept, 1910 43, | LOLs aeeemreeg hae do _do 
Fores ae sie oe ...| 5 Sept., 1910, and following days| 10 ,, vik ...| R. Shelton, Chairman. 


reas fo. | Se: a 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. [17 Ave., 1910. 


4590 
PROCLAMATION 
New Soutu WA gs, +R His Excellency The Right Honourable Freperic Jonn Napier, Baron 
to wit, 


(1.8.) CueLmsrorp, Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael 
W. P. CuLien, 

By Deputation from His 

Excellency the Governor, in the Commonwealth of Australia. 


and Saint George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, 


WY BR ass by an Act of the Parliament of New South Wales passed on the 21st day of December, 1908, and intituled the 

“Cooma to Bombala, via Nimitybelle, Kailway Act, 1408,” the carrying out of a certain public work, viz., the 
construction of a line of railway from Crom tv Uoubala, vie Nimitybelle, was duly sanctioned : And whereas the land described in 
the Schedule he: eto is situate within 15 miles of the line of the said proposed railway, is the property of one owner, and exceeds 
£10,000 in value exclusive of the value of any improvements thereon : And whereas a Closer Settlement Advisory Board, duly 
constituted under the ‘‘ C.oser Settlement (Amendment) Act, 1907,” has reported that the land described in the said Schedule 
hereto is suitable to be acquired for closer settlement : And wheress there has been no agreement with the owner to purchase 
the said land: And whereas I, FReperic Joun Napier, Baron CurimMsrorp, the Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, have, by Proclamation in the Government Gazette of 16th June, 1909, notified that I proposed to acquire, 
inter alia; the said land fir the purposes of closer settlement : And whereas both Houses of Parliament of the said State have 
approved by resolutions of the resumption of the said land, together with any improvements thereon: Now, therefore, J, the 
said Governor, with the advice aferezaid and in pursuance of the provisions of the said Act, do declare, by this notification to be 
published in the Government Gazette, that the private land comprised within the areas set forth in the Schedule hereto shall 
be, and is hereby resunied under the said Act, to the intent that, on this notification in the Government Gazette being made, the 
said land déséribed in the Schedule hereto shall vest in His Majesty for the purpozes of the ‘ Closer Settlement Act, 1904,” the 
“Closer Settlement (Amendment) Act, 1906,” the “‘ Closer Settlement (Amendment) Act, 1907,” and the “ Closer Settlement 
(Amendment) Act, 1909,” and be dealt with thereunder; and I declare that the following is the Schedule of land hereinbefore 
referred to :— 

SCHEDULE. 


Ajl those pieces or parcels of Jandin the State of New South Wales containing by admeasurement a total area of 


20,106 acres 2 roods 21 perches, more or less, known ss the Maharatta Estate, and more particularly specified hereunder :— 


Portion. Parish. County. Plan No. Area. 
i, Coe ps 

24 Bombala ge Wellesley i “f B. 8-~1,468 86 2 32 
72 Do eae do te 4 Jags list 45 0 0 
86 Do rn do ; Balsa. 39 0 O 
108 Do oe do : - re W. 595-1,584 63 0-0 
5 Gecar ep do ope Wis 229 as 40 0 O 
6 Do ‘ ‘ do ay We... 245, 40 0 0 
7 Do ie : do W. 269 ,, 280 0 O 
8 Do ; * do A W. 244 =«, 40 0 O 
9 Do ; do W. 244 =,, 40 0 0 
1 Do do ee W. 268 ,, 47 125 - 
12 Do do : Wise OZ Fo se 40 0 0 
13 Do do WwW. 280 , 100 0 0 
14, Do do Weit2 18 ee 40 0 O 
15 Do : do bE DPE cys 52 2 6 
16 Do : do le Woe oka Gs 80 0 0 
17 Do : do : eS a) Wises ovowe 60 2 O 
18 Do : do sa : fa Wine 2ifermnes 5810/50 
19 Do < do reehe sb SAN SoTL oe 64 0 0 
20 Do a do i ; woah hs Wee Ue oe 48 1 0 
2h Do >i “do oy Wea zy 5; 40 0 O 
22 Do do Wer LO es 100 0 O 
38 Do do Fs wo) We '2o4 5, 45 0 0 
- 48 Do vee do es iva W. 486 ,, 40 0 0 
55 Do do Pease W. 491° ,, 40 0 0 
62 Do do " W. 586 ,, 40 0 0 
63 Do do e W: 588 40 0 0 
78 Do do W. 1,086 112 8 0 
92 Do do W.1,201 ,, 80 0 0 
93 Do cae do = CW are2 Oa! ae EPSP dite: 
Dracr oe ne Gulgin ... do a ; W. 3820-5, 317 1 20 

- : 

P motisn se mine do W. 320 , 2.20 
2 Do cs ae do ¢ cast ig Nes OA: 40 0 0 
3 Ds” 7. aioat sie 3 Pe ike gst 7 staat 119 0 0 
5 Do . ea TW Bees 63° 3° 6 
7 Do ; do W. 800 ,, 320 0 O 
8 Doe, . do # Wi BOL ux 320 0 0 
9 Do x iS do 3 Wi 802-7; 320) 06-0 
12 Do : re do ar WwW. 796, 41 0 O 
15 Pop i% ; do jails Wi 960s 402 0 O 
16 Do is do Wis ef Oley 40 0 Q 
7 Do On do Weecl95" 49 0 0 
18 Do : PF do Wee 92e 55 40 0 0 
19 Do =: do Wee 7977 40 0 0 
20 Do ree do Woeioin ys 40 0 0 
21 Do i ae ‘ do ais W. 794 45 0 0 
22 Do since eae . WwW. 794 | 41 0 0 
27 Do ., Sie ae _ W. 887, 40 0 0 
28 Do Meee ath Ce W. 888 ,, 40 0 0 
Pt. 29 Do 11 i ie EO 8 ; W.1,020. 45 8 30 
38 Do do 1s Jatt 4 liked ee 160 0 0 
39 Do : do me W.1,242 5 160 0 0 
40 Do 2 do Sat W.1243 ,, 94 2 0 
43 Do : do ; W. 1,562 ,, 40 0 0 
46 1” Ge ea do r W. 1,563 __,, 40 0 0 


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PROCLAMATION —continued. 


Portion. i 
Parish, County. Plan No. ‘Area. 
46 Gu A a. Baby ° 
‘ yen a ae * ue a W. 1,579-1,584 40 O 6 
71 Ta ey RCC eg ou a bi eo 
72 Tid peiie cy {A a eee dG LR a 2h ame 620 
Q Do abit 8 hae W.2:318 _,, ‘| 240 0 0 
79 dg Cat OR se oe ec ds eae fai 0 8 
aa ve * do W. 2,247, 200. 0 0 
if ee EBs ef 2 W.2,817 350 0 0 
a Be | do W. 2,257 250 0 0 
83 Do do W. 2,257 ” 150 0 O 
84 Do e W.2,244 4 114 0 0 
4 a do i W. 2257 40 0 0 
87 Do 2 do : their a eo 
ss Do re wit” Oo 0 
De iag do W. 2,877 : 320 0 0 
80 Do ad do : eae . i eae 
91 Do é aA wee ts 160 0 0 
92 is Gi eraE e  s do We dite . ot Pies 
eo Pe DMs we ctinc py W. 2,348 : 100 0 0 
94 Aaa RY is do yi gas © Ba 8 
99 8 wink wees Siete was a 8G 
100 ae in oO W. 2,898 300 0 0 
110 Do do 2 . 2,898 ,, 50 O O 
a = do 5 |W. 8,286- 5; 60 0 0 
113 Do sf W.3633 120 0 0 
118 Do 4 Ae: 278 1 0 
119 iAP ae Se ame do 2 wines cna 
Ter tog pee Rey an W, 8482 300 0 0 
at Dé oe: ib sea ee do e a a Pens i “a ; ‘ 
Burrimbu a or: st ida 
3 2 CO) nae fe ees - s he a bias 473 5; 320 0 0 
2 ue 2 W. 334 40 0 0 
so fs se We eat, 227 0. 0 
62 Do ele do : W. Roce " Pe ee 
1] Maharatta en Sea Ser do : W. any Hi arene, 
: hee are etae pee ane WE, 28 319 0 0 
3 Do i PER eRe MT sete wel ou 2 sick 6 
ae : a : |W 29 t 320 0 0 
: ue aie do W. 261 c 56.0 0 
8 Do ee do a eer ewe yg 
va 9 p Do eR. wae Tas : M172. aS er pe 
ola road. : . 9 
ig Pe oe Wie Ua wthibo dds Te Pe ela oul seem IOO O 
a giauoruies do Mit Ad: M. 171-1,488 285 0 0 
15 Do Bad eh ABE VN eet are W. 296 vai aS oO 
16 Do sit asd Rt ell joerg Lassbod, W: 305 , ito 
: LAs rece ee pe eee Wee 40 0 0 
18 Do SENT? aie 5 oda peedet naw et. Ma 66614 eae 
os 20 2 ega das St Me 256-1438 178 0 0 
4 fe ae] so 88 ne ee og aap Mee BBB "584 96 310 
22 Do ese haat hd tale Ak a Slt We ee Fa 
23 Do ine eh tas do es cr aes tte 
24, Do pa aa oh ok (ae a bapa Somer ap, ee) OR ee 
25 Do Cs Seen eee 7 pablo L WEe B20 Se ero! 8 
27 Do Pee othe aed Neuer eS PG RE Tied RCP aS vitae Q 
28 Do te ee lee eae ve Wy aasla ae ae aod 
30 Do ph neste abet. Eels es “gba Gl wt iS ployy> gay 91 0 36 
31 Do ae NTO SB AGLE ao 3 Woosh, 60 2 37 
$3 Do Bi) AEG Gre Peo ag Nie CaN Bee T ASS eke ates OO 
34 Do OTRAS UNE ARES A Me eR ate cle Wee ene TGSe 200 0 0 
35 Do F MROIsE eal ie ose y Re Ba ae val 15 0 0 
37 Do SER Der one eG, self oe anaes Be SRO a a 309 0 0 
38 Do bib a bad VFeag ae Bs oem en eae 251 0.0 
45 Do iS do Pe eseign? 2 40 0 0 
48 Do ad w. 492 | 264 0 0 
52 Do do AW SB BOe Loe 40 0 0 
53 Do do Nab Ove 64 0 0 
54 ees % : 
0 do wes W. 674 80 0 O 
58 Do ; 2 do We es7cc., 62 2 0 
60 Do ‘: do Ww. 692 , 307 0 0 
65 Do Dy pga Oho: raat = W. 693 5 44 0 0 
66 Do HaeG ES Rah ag Maa tiie oe bv Gaal eg gees , 55 0 O 
67 Do do elke sol aig hE ggg: 4 53 0 0 
68 Do POREE HE V7 a6 Ag Sob Wet G85, 53 0 0 
70 Do Wk Benaros do or ees tM age va 156.2 0 
7} Do ao Se NM Mh cok ae 40 0 0 
78 Do a ; do W. 884 , 50 0 0 
83 Do aD WOE AR! ag ae eihe en ony fa! Cures 100 0 0 
85 Do Lab cas 2 1S su) Ace 2 Stebel hlowel toe? 40 0 0 
93 Do do W.LI24A 50 0 0 
104 Lo ~a do Cae BOB Ok 81 0 0 
105 Do da W. 595 (Cy - 97 0.0 
106 Do ad WwW. 59 163 0 0 
107 Do dh 5 Oveamntoee nr a cee Rae | 131 0 0 
117 Do paler soomane 9 SM 6 ie se RANE CR IGES 5 © 80 0 0 
118 Do do W.1553 88 0 0 
119 Do be da sae oe a 320 0 0 
121 Do do ye Wed 2k A 38 1 0 


4592 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. [17 Ava., 1910. 


PROCLAMATION—continued. 


Portion. . Parish. County. Plan No. Area. 
| | 
| a | CMe a 05 
122 | Maharatta Aen a .. | Wellesley ng sig? | W.1,596-1,584 320 0 O 
123 | Do ails ei sag do ies Wirloo Tome. 100 0 0 
124 | 26 Wo do | W.1,599 © ,, 320 0 0 
125 Do a | Siee Coe eam verte ann 8 a ll OI Be oe 320 0 0 
129 | Do ‘teens AI titdia mt ck Wer pegneee 160 0 0 
130 | Do Se ie ae do 6 was SP W608 ee, 160 0 O 
131 | . Do [do | W.1,602 ° ,, (121 00 
145 | Do do | W.1,954 _,, A180 F046 
148 2 De do W.2,199 649 0 0 
6 | Mila do | W. 527-1,58 ly 1672827 
g | Do Bic af Be sl do 65 it secl> Wien 648 70m aes | 40 0 0 
29 De. BA eta erst eaeedo elt, cht ANU es oa 1893.50 
30 Dove Phe nse Un Spalted Ww. 898 ie dO OO 
31 De > VEER hs aie a ye aa oka W. 893, 203 2 27 
32 Do ch ae Nee an do oe Se W804 ee 39 0 27 
34 Do ash ae awe =f) do or nh Soalste WiateGoo tne 40 2 0 
37 Dos emus... Anise See endo aduly 4: oh. alee Wee eee ee | 312 0 20 
161 Do eee Bae = ae do % ae seal a Wi 3, 480) see 87 2 34 
Soid road (deed not | Do Ke, “ er do ae es celal: Wee 409 eee | On e16 
yet issued) | 
162 Do - do W.3,488 _,, 55 0 0 


[ Clo. Sett. 10-3,018.] 


Given under my Hand and Seal this seventeenth day of August, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred 
and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
S. W. MOORE. 


, GOD SAVE THE KING! 
[1102] 


[990] IN THE LAND APPEAL OOURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES. 


Nee is hereby given that Sittings of the LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALHS will bo holden at 
the COURT-HOUSE, DUBBO, commencing at 10 a.m., on Wednesday, the 31st day of August instant, for the hearing o¢ 
all Appeals and References in respect of which notices have been issued, and for the hearing of all such other matters as may 
bo lawfully brought before the said Court. 
W. R. JAMIESON, 


15th August, 1910, Registrar. 


The following cases will be heard :— - 


ee Land District. | Appellant. Nature of Appeal or Reference. 


—e 


8944 Carcoar ... ...| Minister for Lands ,. ...| Reference for return to Local Land Board for rehearing of 


Michael Molloy’s application for conversion of his special 
lease No. 3,020, Carcoar, into an additional conditional pur- 
chase No. 1909-16, Carcoar. 

Reference for return to Local Land Board for rehearing and 
disallowance of Robert Edward Priestley’s conditional pur- 
chase and conditional lease applications Nos. 1910-11 and 
1910-6, Coonamble. 

50 ...| Reference for return to Local Land Board for rehearing of 

Samuel James Taylor’s, George Keeves’, Frederick Charles 

TLamotte’s, Henry Robert Buttsworth’s, James Gilligan’s, 

Raymond Frederick Francis’s, Joseph Hillston Carter’s and 

Alfred Hops Oliver’s special lease applications of water 

| reserve No. 874, parish of Warrena, county of Leichhardt. 

8047 Carcoar ... ...| W. Johnston ‘ee ...| Appeal against the appraised capital value of the land com- 

prised in his homestead selection No. 1899-27, Carcoar. 

8948 Dubbo ,.. ...| Minister for Lands ... ...| Reference for decision in respect of an application by Thomas 
Kelly for permission to acquire by transfer James Andrew 
Ryan’s homestead selection No. 1896-28, Dubbo. 

Reference for decision in respect of an application by Thomas 
Dowling for permission to acquire by transfer James Andrew 

' Ryan’s homestead selection No. 1896-27, Dubbo. 

8955 Do mr. ...| H. J. Gardiner ota ...| Appeal against the decision of Local Land Board in respect of his 

application for permission to acquire by transfer William 

Alexander. Kennedy’s homestead selection No. 1893-22, 

Dubbo. . ~ 

..| Appeal against the appraised annual rental of his conditional 

lease No. 191C—5, Bathurst. 

...| Appeal against the appraised annual rental of his conditional 

lease No. 1910-6, Bathurst. 


8945 Coonamble ae do 


8946 Dos as do 


8949 Do wet we do 


8960 Bathurst «| J. W. Shumack 
8961 Do 8 do 


Ee ned 


te ani 


17 Ave., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128, 4593 


PROCLAMATION 
NEw oe WALES, \ By His Excellency The Right Honourable Freperic Joun Napier, Baron CHELMSFORD, 
O Will. ; 
(L.8.) Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint 


W. P. CuLuen, 
By Deputation from His 
Excellency the Governor. Commonwealth of Australia. 


SPECIAL AREA No. 45,627. 


N pursuance of the provisions of the 18th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1889, I, Frepertc Joun Napizer, BARON CHELMSFORD, 

the Governor aforesaid, do, with the advice of the Executive Council, hereby proclaim and set apart as a Special Area the measured 

portions hereunder mentioned. And in further pursuance of the provisions of the said section, I, with the advice aforesaid, do hereby 
declare that— 


1, The aforesaid Special Area shall be open to criginal conditional purchsse only on and after the 15ru SEPTEMBER, 1910. 

2. The price sball be as per Scuedule, the deposit as per Schedule, and the annual instalments of purchase money and interest 
shall be as per Schedule per acre. 

3. The survey fee to be tendered with any application shall be in accordance with the scale prescribed by Regulation 85 under the 
Crown Lands Acts. 

4. The maximum and minimum aress of any original conditional purchase shall be 65} acres and 42% acres respectively, 

5. Any original conditional purchase shall be subject to the condition of residence prescribed by the Crown Lands Acts for original 
conditional purchases of ordinary Crown Lands. 

6. No conditional purchase under section 47 of the Crown Lands Act of 1884 shall be made within the aforesaid Special Area. 

7. The general provisions and conditions of the Crown Lands Acts in respect of conditional purchases shall, except in ao far as the 
same are inconsistent with the special provisions and conditions hereinbefore contained, apply to all original conditional purchases within 
such Special Area. 

8. Any original conditional purchase shall accord with the portions as measured, and no subdivision of any portion shall be made. 

9. No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for purpose of gale except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, 
and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 


George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the 


4 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Yass, AND Coop pI@BEE SHIRE, 
Within the population area of Bowning, which is not affected by this Preclamaticn, and an area set apart this day for original conditional 


purchase. 
S Area which may be 8 q $ 
x 3 es a2 Nearest ie 
@ | County. | Parish.| Area peleehen “ise rea lhe pe! value of Town and | Characterof Land, Soil, Water 34 
3 7 : : KK $o\38 Pp distance Timber, &c. Supply. | ¢.3 
% Mini- Chea i Sees ea leet therefrom mS 
2: Maximum ue Ss da : 53 
Ra ; ‘| mum. A onl a 
fii Ee aD a. Yr. p.| a r.p.| £ 8 G.j3) s. d 
223 | Harden..! Bown- | 65 3 0 |) { Fence! «£273 Bowning,1}| Country—sound ; fair pas-| No natural 45,627 
ing.| | also 1}; undary| miles. turage, suitable for sheep| supply. 
| fencing,the pro- breeding ; soil—sandy 
| perty of adjoin- loam; timber—box, gum, 
| ‘| ing holders and apple, and stringybark. 
l Railway Com- 
| missioners. 
229 Do ...| do ...| 46 1 0 Boundary fenc-| Bowning, 1} Country—sound; fair pa~ do seallaies 
ing,theproperty| mile. turage, suitable for sheep 
- ! of adjoining breeding ; soil—sandy 
GB LS OE EAE Se Guim % Oyo), A Oy 250 71 holders and loam; timber—bex, gum, 
Railway Com- apple, and stringy bark. 
| | missioners. 
232 Do. ..| do ..| 42 38 0 Nil, Bowning, 3| Country—sound; pocr to do ies 
| mile, fair pasturage, suitable 
for sheep breeding ; soil— 
| sandy loam; timber—box. 
| gum, apple, and stringy- 
| bark. 
300 Domes do eect 8000 20.) | Fencing on the| Bowning, } Country—sound; poor to do aa & 
railway  line,| mile, fair pasturage, suitable for 
the property of sheep breeding; soil— 
the Railway sandy loam; timber— 
Cor missioners. gum, box, apple, and 
stringy bark. Grazing 
capacity of these lands, 
8 acres to one sheep, when 
improved 1$ acres to one 
sheep. 
Plan H. 6,177-1,716. 
Me. 1910-10,90z. 


Nors.—Includes quarry reserve 12,779, notified 25th October, 1890. 


DECLARATION OF CROWN LANDS, &o. 


IN pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, I, Freperio Jonn Napier, BARON CuetmsrorpD, Governor of the State 
of New South Wales aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council, do hereby preclaim the surrendered area of land specified 
in the first part of the Schedule hereunder to be Crown Lands for the purposes of the Crown Lands Acts. : 

I hereby further proclaim that the portion of land specified in the second part of the said Schedule has been allotted in exchange 
for the said area so surrendered as aforesaid. 


SoHEDULE. 
LANDS SURRENDERED. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Laxp Disretor or YAss, AND GooDRADIGBEER SHIRE. 


Cat. No. of Plan. No. of Conditional Purchase. 


ees ea ers SPS 


Portion. Parish, County. | Area, 


Na per eer ae i ee eae a ! 
| p 
Part 146 | Boambolo .. ed ...| Murray... ae ms 110 O O| Ms. 1,804 Gbn. ... ...| 75-191 (part). 


Spencer crcl erase adaene—or—a n AN ETRE ar 


4594 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. [17 Ava., 1910 


PROCLAMATION —continued. 
DECLARATION OF CROWN LANDS, &c.,—continued. 
LANDS ALLOTTED IN EXCHANGE FOR LANDS SURRENDERED. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp DistRict oF YASS, AND GooDRADIGBEH SHIRE; 


| Conditional Purchase No. 
Portion, Parish. County. Are, Cat. No. of Plan. under which the land will 
hereafter be known. 
A tS —-—— —— a = —————__—__,_—__+—=s 
| 
| Be Be Ps 
63 | deir .., tk i . | Murray... ake “ 47 1 O| M. 5,582-1,956 ... se | Pi. @b-1L1 


(Ms, 1910-12,760] 


ALTERATION OF LAND DISTRICT BOUNDARIES. 


IN pursuance of the previsions of the 40th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1889, 1, Faupgrio Joun Napigr, BARON CHELMSFORD, 
Governor of the State of New South Wales, with the advice of the Executive Vouncil, do hereby proclaim that the measured portions 
hereinafter particularised within the Central and Nastern Divisions and Land Districts of Warialda and Inverell, shell be and are hereby 
declared to be wholly within the Land District of Warialda and the Centra! Division :— 


County of Arrawatta, parish of Meriti, portions 10 and 11 of 459 acres and 1,376 acres respectively,—as shown on plans A. 2,770 - 


1,847 and A. 2,771-1,847 R. 
[Ms. 1910-11,978] 


® 


WHEREAS by the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts the Governor is empowered by Proclamation in the Gazette to establish 
and define the boundaries of Land Districts within each Division of the State, and in a like manner to alter the same: Now, there- 
fore, I, FREDERIC JoHN Napier, BARON CHELMSFORD, the Governor aforesaid, in pursuance of the power and authority in me vested, 
do, with the advice of the Executive Council, by this my Proclamation, alter the boundaries of the Land jbistricts of Armidale and Walcha 


aforezaid lands. 


by excluding therefrom the lands hereunder describe1, and extending the boundaries of the Land District of Kempsey to include the 


Description of an area of land which is hereby withdrawn from the Land Districts of Armidale and Walcha, and transferred 
to the Land District of Kempsey. : : 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
AP3sLEY AND DUMARESQ SHIRES. 
Counties of Clarke and Vernon, parishes of Mowle, Dyke, Big Hill, and Cochrane and Kunderang. The lands within the following 


boundaries: Commencing at the confluence of the Macleay River and Kunderang Brook; and bounded thence by the right bank of © 


Macleay River downwards, George’s Creek upwards, 1nd the western and northera boundaries of the parish of Mowle, county of Clarke, 
generally north-easterly to the western boundary of the county of Dudley; by that boundary generally southerly to the south-east corner 
of the parish of Kundeérang, county of Vernon; by the southern boundary of that parish generally westerly arid Kunderang Brook 
upwards, to the point of commencement. 

(Ms. 1910 -6,971 | 


WHEREAS under the 105th section cf the Crown Lands Act of 1881, power is given for the revocation of any dedication of Crown. Land 
dedicated by the Crown: Now, therefore, I, FrepERric Joun Napier, BARON CHELMSFORD, as such Governor as aforesaid, with the advice 
oi the Executive Council of the said State, do hereby declare that a!l preliminary action in connection with the proposed revocation 
of the dedication of the whole of the land at Spicer’s Ureek, area 2 acres, dedicated 220d January, 1885, for Public School site described 
in the Schedule hereto, has been duly taken: And I do hereby, with such advice as aforesaid, wholly reyoke the said dedication, and 
proclaim thet the said dedication shell be and is hereby revoked :— 


Tur SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 
Description of 2 acres of land at Spicer’s Creek, the dedication of which is hereby revoked. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish of Bald Hill, county of Lincoln, and State of New South Wales, containing 
an area of 2 acres: Commencing on the le/t bank of Spicer’s Creek, at the north-eastern corner of portion 7; and bounded. thence on 
the west by a line bearing south & chains ; onthe south by a line bearing east 4 chains; on the east by a line bearing north 5 chains to 
Spicer’s Creek aforesaid ; “and on the north by that creek downwards, to the point of commencement. 

To include portion 6. Plan P. 1,436-1,978. 

[Ms. 1910-9,245] 
Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this sixteenth day of August, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred 
‘and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. : 
By His Eixcellency’s Command, 


3 S. W. MOORE. 
(1011) GOD SAVE THE KING! 


[1016] . Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 
WITHDRAWALS FROM TEMPORARY COMMONS. 


[’ is hereby notified that the portions of land hereunder described have been withdrawn from the temporary comimons at the localities | 


hereinafter respectively specified. 


S. W. MOORE, 


Land <a F # : 
District. | Division.| Locality. | Mae Ccunty. Parish, | Holding, &e. Area. Part revoked. Papers No. 
Eee J 5 
Tumut ...| Eastern..| Adelong ...| 3 Noy., 137!...| Wynyard...| Adelong ..| Adelong suburban} 0 117 | That part within the bo sndaries of| Aln. 1910-. 
area. messéured portion 765,—as shown! 10,450, 
on plan W, 4,712-2,1ty. 
Gundagal...| do North .| 8 » » | Clarendon.| North Town of North 0 184 | That part withia the boundaries of} Alp. 1910- 
Gundagai, Gundagai,| Gundagai. measured allotment 7 section 66,| 10,451, 
town of North Gundagai=as 
shown on plam G, 65-1028, 


Bh a hr ee ar ell ee er anemia ew a on nd ct eens eee 


= 
as 


17 Ava., 1910.] 


[1012 | 


ine 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZET 


Deen nnn ooo 


TE, 


io a a SESS Se ae ee 
- aie aed 


No. 128, 


4595 


Department of Lande, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASES, 


the prevailing conditions of the law. 


The blocks will be available for Conditional Purchase Lease on and after 22np SEPTEMBER, 1910. 


An application for a Conditional Purchase L 
and a survey fee as hereinafter specified ; the survey fee shal! ( 
instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amour 
made with the application. The application shall be signed and the declarat 
The application may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant in person, cr by his agent in person duly authorised for 
thé purpose in writing, during office houre on 2¢nd Sep 


applicant. 


All applications for Conditional Pur 
writing, and ali applications in posted let 
between the 22nd September, 1910, and the 28th September, 1910, inclusive, shall tog 
such Land Agent simultaneously on the 22nd September, 1910. 


is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 1 
comprised within the blocks hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Conditional Purchase Leases, 


0 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, tho Crown Lands 


and shall be disposed of under 


ease shall be in Form 2i, and must be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, 
unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly 
nt unpaid. Payment of the first of such instalments shall be 
ion printed on the back of the form shali be made by the 


tember, 1910, or during office hours on any subsequent business day, or may be 
forwarded on any day to the Land Agent in a posted letter, but so as nct to be received by the Land Agent before the 220d September, 1910, 


chase Leases lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in 
ters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 22nd September, 1910, or at any time 
ether be deemed to be and to have been lodged with 


It is hereby further notified that the Local Land Board will, at 10 a.m.on 29th September, 1910, sit at the Court-house, 
Bowraville, and deal, under Regulation 266, with any applications which may be made for such lands from 22nd September to — 
28th September, 1910, inclusive ; after determination of priority by ballot, the Local Land Board will proceed to consider the question 
of confirmation of the applications of such applicants as may be present. 


The leases will be subject to ths provisions of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1908, 
and to the following special conditions :— 


(a) The lessee shall take 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep th 


(4) The boundaries of each block are to 
provided, however, that any other sui 


(c) Tic:ber or other material shall no 
provisions of the Forestry Act, 1 
(d) The lessee ghall not prevent or ta 
removing fhe same witht 
(e) Timber cf 12 inches or ov 
or building purposes, shall uot b 
section 21 (a) of the Forestry Act, 
twelve months from date of clearing, or ¢ 


undergrowths, and weeds, 


Board. 


_ improvements on the subject land, 
(f) The lessee shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 


(g) The lessee may destroy, by ringbarking or otherwise, without permit, all other timber except edible shrubs. 
made in good faith; that is to say, the sole object of the applicant in making the 


Application must be 
application must be to obtain the 
The Land Board, if satisfied an application is made otherwise 


to law. 


declare the deposit forfeited, 


n a reasonable time (to be fixed by the 


oa 


CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASE AREA No. 267. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 


such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
e land clear of all noxious scrubs, prickly-pear, 


be fenced with a six-wire fence, within five years of day of confirmation of lease ; 
table fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Local Land 


t be cut, obtained, or removed from the land for the purposes of sale except subject to the 
909, and the Regulations thereunder, and Quarry Regulations at the time in force. 

ke any measures to hinder any person lawfully claiming any fallen timber on any block from 
Minister for Lands) after the block has been applied for. 

er in diameter at 3 feet from the ground, which are suitable or likely to prove suitable for fencing 
@ destroyed by ringbarking or otherwise, except under permit issued under the provisions of 
}902. Provided that the lessee may clear any land which is to be cultivated within 
ut any timber required for the purpose of erecting any necessary buildings or other 


land in order that he may hold and use it for his own exclusive benefit according 
than in good faith, is authorised to 


Laxp Disteior oF BELLINGEN, AND BELLINGEN SHIRE. 
= Annual a : 
aS; Rent Neares 
as Ares p Nature and 
F Sa8 Capital |at 2} per| Sarvey | : vf: Town and Water eL 
County. | Parish. |5 er of wate’ seat. foe Fes, ie distances Supply. Character of Land, Soil, Timber, #c. 
£ g a te = first ten PB ‘| therefrom. | ; 
Ot years. | 
fereepal) Hoe, (ees Ga Led. ; ‘ ; 
Raleigh ..| Bowra ...| 189 24 3 0 S521 SOO) ae ee Nil. Macksville, | Not yerma-| Light and dark soil, clay subsoil ; 
c | (at £1 8s. 4d. about 2} nent, but! timber—gum, blackbutt, bloodwood, 
per acre). mniles. can be ob-| ironbark, mahogany, oak, turpen- 
th tained by tine, box, and teatree. 
4 | sinking. R 2,476-1,714, 
140 825 0 @ 852.0 In.8 816 2 8 2 6| 387 chains of 3) Macksville do . do do 
5 * (at £1 le. $d. barb wire fea-| about? — R, 2,477- 1,714. 
per acre). cing, at £24 per) miles, 
mile, £5 lis, 
half value. eae as i A Bs 
141/ 240 0 0 | 320 0 0] 8 0 0| 7 0 9 Nil. acksville ) ais 
Re ‘ (at £1 6s. 8d. about 4} : R, 2,478-1,714. 
| 03 8 10) 8 0 0 Nil | afackeville do do do 
- 4 3 2 .04\ 368 8 4) 9 2:10 il. | Macks 
Ee ee ke a ea (at £1 38.4d. : | about4 ” R. 2,479-1,714. 
per acre). , miles. 
Do «| de ses ese S20 0 |. 400 12 - 10 0 4) 8 2 6 Nil. Bowra, about do do do 
(at £1 5s, 34 miles, F, 2,480--1,714. 
per acre). Ms. 1910-8,800. 
: | 


Norr.—Includes reserve for classific 
license, notified 4th September, 1888; part (a 
public buildings, No. Sof t 


he county, notified 2th June, 1855 ; and pars 


ation, notified 16th October, 1907, part (abe 
pout 4 acres) of reserve 2 (cf the county), 
of reserve from a 


ut 700 acres) reserve 9 
notified 29th June, 1885; pi 1 
nnual lease, 12th October, 1893. 


1 from occupation under miner’s right or business 


part (about 26 acres) reserve for water supply and 


s 


IZ IS POINTED OUT THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROVEMENTS ARE OR MAY BE UPON THE LAND 
AT THE DATE OF APPLICATION HAS NOT BEEN APPRAISED. © 


An appraisement or determination 
onditional Purchase Lease, 
n29 with such appraiement, avd have agreed on t 
e improvements as appraised is peyable within t. 


application for U 
have agreed to dispe 
The value of th 


instalments with intereet at the rate of 4 per cent. per anu. 


The term of s conditional purr 
the leage) into a ¢enditional purchase at 


of the value of any improveme 


hace lease shail be forty years 


nts shall be made after the land has become the subject of sn 
unless both the owner (other then the Crown) of the improvements and the incoming selector 
he value to be paid. 
hree months of the date of appraisement, or in four equal ancual 


from Gate of application, with right of conversion (durin; the currency of 
any time after confirmation of the oenditional purchase leaee application. 


&, W. MOORE. 


4596 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. [17 Ava., 1910. 


[1013] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASES. 


1 hes is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 10 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands 
comprised within the blocks hereunder mentioned are hereby set spart for Conditional Purchase Leases, and shall be disposed of under 


the prevailing conditions of the law. 
The blocks will be available for Conditional Purchase Lease on and after 22np SEPTEMBER, 1910, 


An application for a Conditional Purchase Lease shall be in Form 21, and must be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, 
and a survey fee as hereinafter specified ; the survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly 
nstalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. Payment of the first of such instalments shall be 
made with the application. The application shall be signed and the deslaration printed on the back of the form shall be made by the 
applicant. The application may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised for 
the purpose in writing, during office hours on 22nd September, 1910, or during office hours on any subsequent business day, or may be 
forwarded on any day to the Land Agent in a posted letter, but so as not to be received by the Land Agent before the 22nd September, 1910. 


All applications for Conditional Purchase Leascs lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in 
writing, and all applications in ported letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 22:d September, 1910, or at any time between 
the 22nd September, 1910, and the 28th September, 1910, inclusive, shall together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land 
Agent simultaneously on the 22nd September, 1910. 


It is hereby further notified that the Local Land Board will, at 10 a.m., on 29th September, 1910, sit at the Court- 
house, Bowraville, and deal, under Regulation 366, with any applications which may be made for such lands from 
22nd September to 28th September, 1910, inclusive ; after|determination of priority by ballot, the Local Land Board will 
proceed to consider the question of confirmation of the applications of such applicants as may be present. 

The leases will be subject to the provisions of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1908, 
and to the following special conditions :— 


(a) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the 
land free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all noxious scrubs, undergrowths, 
and weeds. 


(6) The boundaries of each block are to be fenced with a six-wire fence, within five years of day of confirmation of lease; 
provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Local Land 
Board. 


(ce) Timber or otLer material shall not be cut, obtained, or removed from the land for the purposes of sale, except subject to the 
provisions of the Timber and Quarry Regulations at the time in force. 


(@) The lessee shall not prevent or take any measures to hinder any person lawfully claiming any falicn timber on the block | 
from removing the same within a reasonable time (to be fixed by the Minister for Lands) after the block has been applied for. 

The timber must not be ringbarked, except in pursuance of permits issued under the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909. 
Application must be mace in good faith; that is to say, the sole object of the applicant in making the 
application must be to obtain the land in order that he may hold and use it for his own exclusive benefit according 
to law. The Land Board, if satisfied an application is made otherwise than in good faith, is authorised to declare . 
the deposit forfeited. 


CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASE AREA No, 258. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp DIstTRicT OF BELLINGEN, AND BatitInaEeNn SHIRE. 


s Annual Nature and 
aak Rent at 23 Estimated Nearest 
- Oo S| Area of BEyiO  |s Surve > = : 
Coury. | fa ich 3 Ee Biock! cen) a aaa : gins oe be ty ha Water Supply.| Character ot Land, Svil, Timber, &o. 
ae ten years. ments. erste 
| 5 | 
8 Paps Poe Se 8.10), (ic ope sd: 
Raleigh...) Nam- | 187 | 259 1 -0/|] 386 9 5) 818 4/ 7 5 vu} Nil. Bowra, 6 miles;) Permanentand) Undulating to hilly country, of slate for- 
bucca. Nambucca sufficient. mation; soil is good brown clay, with 
Heads, 5 to 6 stiff clay subsoil; timbered with box, 
miles, tallow-wocd, mahogany, turpentine, 
| ironbark, gum, bloodwood, and brush, 
| | | Plan R, 2,475-1,714. 
Dos 6c] do x} 189.) SOR G0) “46.4 10 0] 11-30! 24 pea Nil. Bowra, 7 wiles; do dee do do 
| « ‘Nambucca | Plan R. 2,473-1,714, 
Head:, 5 to 6 Ms, 1910-5,446, 
| miles, 


—_———_. 3 


Norzt.—Includes reserve 45,471 from szle generally, notified 13th July, 1910. 


IT IS POINTED OUT THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROVEMENTS ARE OR MAY BE UPON THE 
LAND AT THE DATR OF APPLICATION HAS NOT BEEN APPRAISED, 


An eppraisement or determination of the value of any improvements shall be made after the land has become the subject of an 
application for Conditional Purchase Lease, unless both the owner (other than the Crown) of the improvements and the incoming selector 
have agreed to dispense with such appraisement, and have agreed on the value to be paid. 


The value of the improvements as appraised is payable within three months of the date of appraisement, or in four equal annual 
instalments with interest at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum. 


The term of 8 conditional purchase lease shall be forty years from date of application, with right of conversion (during the currency 
of the lease) into a conditional purchase at any time after confirmation of the conditional purchase leass application. 


8. W. MOORE. 


17 Avga., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 128, 4597 


[1037] Department of Lande, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR CONDITICNAL PURCHASE LEASES. 


ke is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 10 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands 
comprised within the blocks hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Conditional Purchase Leases, and shall be disposed of under 
the prevailing conditions of the law. | 


The blocks will be available for Conditional Purchase Lease on and after 15TH SEPTEMBER, 1910. 


An application for a Conditional Purchase Lease shall be in Form 21, and must be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, 
and a survey fee as hereinafter specified ; the survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly 
instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. Payment of the first of such instalments shall be 
made with the application. The application shall be signed and the declaration printed on the back of the form shall be made by the 
applicant. The application may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant in person or by his agent in person.duly authorised for 
the purpose in writing, during office hours on 15th September, 1910, or during office hours on any subsequent business day, or may 
oo on any day to the Land Agent in a posted letter, but zo as not to be received by the Land Agent before the 15th September, 

Se All applications for Conditional Purchase Leases lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in 
writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 15th September, 1310, or at any time between 
the 15th September, 1910, and the 21st September, 1910, inclusive, shall together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land 
Agent simultaneously on the 15th September, 1910. 


It is hereby further notified that the Local Land Board will, at 10 a.m.on 22nd September, 1919, sit at the Court-houss, Bellingen, 
and deal, under Regulation 366, with any applications which may be made for such jands from 15th September to 2ist September, 
1910, inclusive ; after determination of priority by ballot, the Local Land Board will proceed to consider the question of confirmation 
of the applications of such applicants as may be present. 


The leases will be subject to the provisions of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1928, 
and to ihe following special conditions :-— 


(a) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all noxious scrubs, prickly-pear, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 

(b) The boundaries of each block are to be fenced with a six-wire fence, within five years of day of confirmation of lease ; 
provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Local Land Board. 

(c) The lessee shall not prevent or take any measures to hinder any person lawfully claiming any fallen timber on any block from 
removing the same within a reasonable time (to be fixed by the Minister for Lands) after the block has been applied for. 

(d) Timber of 12 inches or over in diameter at 3 feet from the ground, which is or is likely to prove suitable for fencing, buildings 
mining, or railway sleepers, shall not be destroyed by ringbarking or otherwise, except under permit issued under the provisions 
of section 21 (a) of the Forestry Act, 1909: Provided that the selector may clear any land which is to be cultivated within 
twelve months from date of clearing, or cut any timber required for the purpose of erecting any necessary buildings or other 
improvements on the subject land. 


(e) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1909, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 


(f) The selector or lessee shall preserve ample timber for shelter and shade purposes. 
(g) The selector or lessee may destroy by ringbarking or otherwise, without permit, all other timber except edible shrubs. 
Application must be made in good faith ; that isto say, the sole object of the applicant in making the application must be to obtain 


the land in order that he may ho!d and use it for his own exclusive benefit according to law. The Land Board if satisfied an application is 
made otherwise than in good faith, is euthorised to declare the deposit forfeited. 


CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LHASE AREA No. 259. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District oF BELLINGEN, AND DorRico SHIRE. 


a | Avnual Une 3 
pie Rai ; Rent | Natureand | Nearest sk 
: HS Capital’ |at2i per| Survey | Estimated | Town and ater eT: F ri 
County. | Parish. B Pc ce Valuet- | centtor ete || RMolok Men distan ed Supply. Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &e, 
ned Og | first ten | Improvements, | therefrom. 
= years, 
Dele. Pal ee Bee Os | ee Ry Ge Reid, ; 4 
Fitzroy ...| Gundar..| 34 UeTMOR Oe 2ore be 0. 6108) Sion Ly 1.6 Nil 16 milesfrom| Plentiful and| Level to undulating and hilly country ; 
(at £1 1Es. Coramba, 27 permanent. loamy chocolate soil on the flats, good 
per acre). miles from Average an- brown soil on the hills; heavily tim- 
Coff’s Tar- nuai rainfall, bered with brush words and some 
bour. 73 inches. gum, box,oak, and pine. About 10 
acres are suitable for cultivation 
when clear:d, the balance being 
sound country suitable for cattle, 
F, 1,895-1,810. 
ay Seal OO 117 0 0} 263845 0) 611, 8 \).5.10°0 Nil, do nae do “e do do; 
eg a (at £2 5s, but embraces 23 acres suitable for 
er acre). : cultivation. 
i ) F. 1,896-1,810; Ms. 1910-12,424, 


= 


Notz.—Includes part of classification reserve, notified 15th April, 1995, and part of classification reserve, notified 29th July, 1905. 


. IT IS POINTED OUT THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROVEMENTS ARE OR MAY BE UPON THE 
LAND AT THE DATE OF APPLICATION HAS NOT BEEN APPRAISED. 


An appraisement or determination of the value of any improvements shall be made after the land has become the subject of an 
application for Conditional Purchase Lease, unless both the owner (other than the Crown) of the improvements and the incoming selector 
have agreed to dispense with such appraisement, and have agreed on the value to be paid, 

The value of the improvements as appraised is payable within three months of the date of appraisement, or in four equal avnual 
instalments with interest at the rate of 4 per cent. per ennum. 

The term of a conditional purchase lease shall be forty years from date of application, with right of conyergion (during the currency 
of the lease) into a conditional purchase at any time after confirmation of the conditional purchase lease application. 


i '  g, W. MOORE. 
No, 128, 17 Avcust, 1910,—9. - 


‘i 


WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 


[17 Ave., 1910, 


NEW SOUTH 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910, 


REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASH, &o. 


[ is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the reserves from sale or lease, 
~ hereunder described are hereby revoked,—but such revocation shall not take effect until after the expiration of sixty days from the 
above date. | 


S. W. MOORE. 


aon Division, eth Purpose. icone nie County. Parish. Shire, | Area, | Part revoked. | uae 
| | | 
| a Tp: 
Dubbo ...| Central...) ..... |2Fsom sale for public| 3 Aug., 1885] Lincoln.. Bald Hill...) Cobbora «.| 10 0 0| The whole, (P. 1,436-1,978.)) Ms. 191¢~- 
| school purposes. | } | (about), | i 6 "P| 9O524Gias 
Note.—Reserved this day as 45,638 from lease and from sale other than auction. 

Eden _...; Easters..) ...... From sale and lease{ 9 Feb., 1910, Auck- Towamba..| Imlay ... «(1,440 0 0} The whole of forfeited im-| Ms. 1910- 
by operation of land. (about). provement lease '781,—as| “11,902. 
provisions of sec. shown on plan Ms,, 733, ; 
136, Crown Hands Gbn. Roll. 

Act, 1884, 

Do A do ...| ....«. | From sale and lease] 24 Nov., 1909 do Yambulla..| do .. |4,550 0° 0] The whole of forfeited im-| Ms, 1910- 
by operation of sec. provement lease 1,631,—as| 11,001. 
136, Crown Lands shown on plun Ms. -733, 
Act, 1884. ; Gbn. Roll. ; 

Goulburn do 45 | From sale for public] 19 Jan, 1880/Georgiana| Yalbraith..| Mulwaree .. 1 2 0| That part within measured} Aln, 1910- 

school purposes. portion 173 of 1} acres,—| 10,473.° > 
shown on plan catalogued] © * 
Geb 3275),506% wen iet 4 
BDO Sites do 84 ) From sale for traffic..| 14 June, 1880) Argyle...| Collector ....| Gunning ere| esseseereee | The whole (covers part of} Aln 1910- 
portion 133,—shown on} 9,524 
plan catalogued A. 3,804- 
2,121). 

Grafton.... Eastern../ ‘27,323 | From sale for camp-( 5 Mar., 1898; Fitzroy...) Tallawud- { Dorrigo ».( 44 0 07, The whoie eae ine ..| 6,8, 1910- 
ing and water sup- | jane 18,213, 

| ply. 
Norr.—Held under conditional purchase. 

Hillston...| Central...{ 52,274 ( From lease other than| 23 FKeb., 1901) Dowling } Guran.- Lachlan «| . 76) 0 Of The whole os see «| Ma. 1910- 
annual lease by gully, (about). 12,693. 
auction, ° 

Newcastle} Eastern.. 105 | From sale for public| 31 Jan, 1881|Northum-| Awaba ...| Lake Mac- 38 2 0| Part withia portions 235 and! Ms. 1910- 
purposes, berland. quarie. 233. (Plan N./4,496-2,111 )} 11,105, 

Tumut .,.. do ...| Under | From arnual lease] 13 April, 1892) Wynyard} Batlow ...| Gadara mae 1 38 29 | That part within portion 240.) Aln. 1910- 

general] (or occupation (W. 4,785-2,119,) 10,474, 
notice. license. 
Do do 13,898 | From sale for tempor-| 13 June, 1891 do .. do nee do oa 1 3 29 do do re do 
ary common, | 
' 
[1015] Department of Lands, 


: Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 

REVOOCATIO . OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASE, &c. 
if is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the reserves from sale, lease, or 
license hereunder described, are hereby revoked. 


8. W. MOORE. 


Ae | 
District. Division. eek Purpose. | Notification, County. Parish. Shire, &c. | Area. | Part revoked. Papers No, 
Ai sD: 
Armidale | Eastern.. 677 | From sale for rail-| 14 Feb., 1879| Inglis ...| Scott «| Apsley Shire ..; 40 0 0 | Within portion 164, (Plan| Ms. Ls. 
way. ' I, 2,375-1,590. ) 1910-9,596, 
Nots.—Heild under special lease. 
Condobo- ; Central...( 35,803 | From sale andlease{ 9 May, 1903; Gipps ...) Wilga ..| Lachlan Shire 6 0 0) Within portions 36 and 37./ Ms, 1910- 
lin, : for travelling (Plans G. 2,221 and 2,255-| 12,297. 
stock, 1,872.) 
Nore.—Reserved from sale and lease generally for public recreation and for public hall, this day. 
Forbes ...| Central...{ 34,994 | From sale for tra-| 8 Mar., 1902) Ashburn- { Waugan... Boree Shire ... 5 0 O/ That part within portion 178.) Ms, 1910- 
: velling stock ham, | (Plan A, 6,726-1,770.) 12,888, 
route, j 
Norn.—Reserve 45,628 from sale, notified this day, in lieu of above. 
Eastern..| 17| From sale for) 19 Aug., 1870; Murray ...; Merrigan | Tallaganda 20 0 0 | The whole ees we ».| Ma, 1910- 
b quarry. j Shire, 11,929. 
do .. 73 | From sale for} 26 Jan., 1880 do do _...| Mulwaree o0e see see vee ds eos oe . do 
public school. Shire. é 
ao\ 153 | From sale pending] 5 Dec., 1883) Raleigh ...| Bowra ...| BellingenShire| 44 3 0| That part within reserve! Ms, 1910- 
final selection of : 45,639 for rifle range] 12,793. 
site for temporary notified this day 
common. % 
do ...| Under} From annual lease] 13 April, 1892; Clarendon .| North Gun-| Town of North 0 1 84 |Part within allotment 7 ofsec-| Aln. 1910- 
general} or occupation dagai. Gundagai. tion 66, town of North Gun-| 10,451. 
notice,| license. 7 | dagai. (Plan G. 65-1,028.) 
do do do «| 13  , 4 | Wynyard ..| Adelong ...| Adelong subur- 0 1174 Pert within portion 765, Aln. 1910-. 
ban area. (Pian W. 4,712-2,1019.) 10,450, 
do ...| 44,795 | From sale for addi-| 27 Jan,, 1910] Buccleuch..| Pinbeyan...| Gadara Shire...) 10 9 0 |) Part within reserve 45,503} Me. 1910- 
tion to temporary from sale and 45,504 from| 9,676. 
common, lease generally for ceme- 
From license and] 27 ,, i do a do ane do Se id 0 6 tery. 
annual lease for 
addition to tem- 
rary common, 


17 Ave., 1910] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128, 4599 


[1017] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


REVOOATION OF NOTIFICATIONS OF TRACTS OR ARHAS PREVIOUSLY NOTIFIED AS NOT AVAILABLE FOR 


SETTLEMENT UNTIL SURVEY EFFECTED AND FURTHER NOTIFICATION. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that His Hxcellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been 
pleased to revoke, under the provisions of the 10th section of the Crown Landa Act of 1895, the notifications that the tracts or areas 
hereunder described are not available for sottiement, and they are hereby revoked accordingly. 
; S. W. MOORE. 


Land Date of 


District. Division. Notification. County. | Parish. | Holding, &c. Area. Part revoked. Tepere No. 
250k. Ps 
Inverell ...| Exstern..| 30 Dee., 1503...) Arrawatta...| Ashford  ...) Ashford Shire oe 632 0 ©]| The whole. (Plans A. 1,762, A. 1,906.) Me, 1910-11,073 
and A, 1,93{/-i,847 ) 
Do... | do ...| 17 Feb., 1929... do 5 do an do wah 50 9 0| The whole. (Plan A, 1,905-1,847.) ... do 
Molong ...| Hastern,,.| 13 April, 1904...) Gordon «| Wandawan- | Obella R A. 418, and 437 0 0 | The whole, (Plaus G. $3 and 575-1,587,) Ms. 1$1C-11,021 
| dong.| Talbragar Shire. and C,P. 6, 50 Oe.) 
Norr.—NHeld under conditional purchsse and conditional lease. 
Bingara ...| Central...) 5 Feb., 1398...) Murchison ...{ Myall «.{ Gwydir Shire... ae 800 0 0 /{ Thatpart within portion 17,—as aha Ms, Ls. 1910~ 
9,491 


on plan M, 2,430-1,789, 
Notr.—Held under Special Lease. 


Coonabarra-| Central...) 5 Sept., 1906...| Napier «| Mendooran...{ Cobbora Shire es 6:0 0 0| The whole; portion 37. (Plan N,| Ms, 1910-9,700, 
bran, | 607-1 ,883.) | 


Nors,—Held under conditional purchase, 


Tumnt- 4.) esque 8 Aug., 1906...| Wynyard ...) Nacka Nacka| Greenhills RA. 61a, 1 018 / Part within portion 161 (Plan W.{ Mg, 1910-9,570. 
; and Gudara Shire: 4,657-2,119.) 


Norre.—Now freehold, 


[1018] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF PART OF TRACT OR AREA SHT APART FOR CONDITIONAL PURCHASE OR CONDITIONAL 
° LEASE. ae Py 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that His Excelleney the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been 
pleased to revoke, under the provisions of the 10th section of the Crowa Lands Act of 1895, so much of the notification’ setting apart 
the tractor area hereunder described for conditional purchase or conditional lease, and it is hereby revoked accordingly. ~ — ? : 


S. W. MOORE. 


Land 
District. 


Date of | 
Notification. | 


Division. 


County. | Parish. | Shire. | Area. | Part revoked. | Papers No. 
4 


Be Te ope 
Bathurst..| Eastern..| 10 June, 1905...; Westmoreland .,.| Mozart ... | Oberon... sel UB 020 


That part within an area set apart for) Mas, 191C- 
(about). ; : 


additional holdings this day, © 11,746, 


rt | 


in ee — 


[1035] Department of Lands, 
; Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF TRACT OR AREA SET APART FOR LEASE UNDER THE CLOSER SETTLEMENT ACTS. 


T is hereby notified, for public isformation, that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been 

pleased to revoke, under the provisions of the Closer Settlement Acts, the notification setting apart the tractor area hereunder 
described, for lease under the provisions of the 89th section of the Closer Settlement Act of 1904, and it is hereby revoked accordingly. _ 
; : S. W. MOORE. 


—— = 


Land ivisi Date of E i lding. Area. Part revoked. Papers No. 
District. | Division. | Notification. | TR Ee oes. | Holding P 
. 70 0. | The whol Clo. Sett 
py 1909... Bourke ..| Tooyal ... .| Within Gobbagombalin Settle- 7 0 0 | The whole is ot o. Sett. 
eee: Papas op Spar eae vs z ment Purchase Area No. 2, (about). 1910-3,412. 
: | Mitchell Shire. 
[1034] Department of Lands, | cultivated within twelve months of date of clearing, or cut any 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. | timber required for the purpose of erecting any necessary 


‘ wal 7 buildings or other improvements on the subject land. (b) No 
Fee ine HA ETOe at re AES aoe E | timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of 


1 + 4 | gale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
ee, nas RELI antl EA ac ae 1969, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. (c) The 
ASSOCTATED CONDITIONAL LEASE. selector or lessee may destroy, by ringbarking or otherwise, 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of | without permit, all other timber except edible shrubs. 
section 4 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, = 

the Crown Lands comprised within the area hereunder des- S. W. MOORE. 
cribed are hereby set apart for original conditional purchases 
or for origina! conditional purchases and conditional leases 
(other than those mentioned in subsection 2 (b) of the section 
above quoted) and shall become and be available therefor on 
and after the 15th September, 1910. It is further notified that 
the price of the land for original conditional purchase, when- 
ever applied for, shall be £1 per acre, It is also notified that 
any holdings within this area shall be subject to the following 
special conditions, viz. :—(@) Timber of 12 inches or over in 
diameter at 3 feet from the ground, which, in the opinion of the 
Forest Officer, is suitable or likely to prove suitable for fencing, 
building, or railway sleepers, shall not be destroyed by ring- 


HASTERN DIVISION. 
LAND DisTRICT OF BELLINGEN, ‘AND BELLINGEN SHIRE. 


County of Raleigh, parish of Valley Valley, containing an, 
area of 120 acres. The Crown Lands within the boundaries 
of measured portions 70 and 7!.° Plans R. 1,947-1,714, R. _ 
1,948-1,714. 

Notes. —Includes reserve from sale and lease under the pro-_ 
visions of section 136, Crown Lands Act of 1884, which is 
barking or otherwise, except under permit issued under the | hereby revoked, Improvements valued at £10 exist and are 
provisions of section 21 (a) of the Forestry Act, 1809, Pros | Crown property. 
vided that the selector may clear any land which istobe [Ma, 19 0-10,846) 


4600 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. [17 Aue., 1910. 


[1019] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE. 
lhe is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 
section 4 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, 
the Crown Lands comprised within the area hereunder 
described are hereby set apart for original conditional 
purchase, and shall become and be available ‘therefor 
on and after the 15th September, 1910. It is further notified 
that the price of the land for original conditional purchase, 
whenever applied for, shall be £2 per acre. No timber shall 
be cut or removed from the land for the purposes of sale, 
except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, 
and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 


S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Yass, AND GOODRADIGBEE SHIRE. 


County of Harden, parish of Bowning, containing an area of 
2065 acres. . The Crown Lands within the boundaries of por- 
tions 228, 229, 232: and 300. Plan H. 6,172=1, 716. 

Norers.—Identical with Special Area No.45,627, proclaimed 
this day. Includes part (2064 acres) of quarry reserve 12,779, 
notified 25th October, 1890. Bowning population area is not 
affected by this notification, 

[Ms. 1910-10,902] 


[1020] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE OR 
FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE AND 
ASSOCIATED CONDITIONAL LEASE. 


iF is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 

section 4 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, 
the Crown Lands comprised within the area hereunder 
described are hereby set apart for original conditional pur- 
chases or for original conditional purchases and conditional 
leases (other than those mentioned in subsection 2 (b) of the 
section above quoted), and shall become and be available 
therefor on and after the 15th September, 1910. It is further 
notified that the price of the land for original condi- 
tional purchase, whenever applied for, shall be 18s 4d. per 
acre. No timbershall be cut or removed from the land for 
the purposes of sale, except subject to the provisions of the 
Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder at the time 
in force. If any part of the land is taken up under con- 
ditional lease, the timber thereon must not be ringbarked, 
except in pursuance of permits issued under the provisions of 


the Forestry Act, 1909. 
S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Munger, AnD Meroo Surre. 


County of Wellington, parish of Mudgee, containing an area 
of about 570 acres. The Crown Lands within the following 
boundaries : Commencing at the north-east corner of portion 
343; thence bounded by portion 348, by portion 865 east to 
the range dividing the waters of Red Bank Creek and Sawpit 
Gully from those of Macdonald’s Creek ; thence by that range 
generally northerly and by portion 351 to its north-west 
corner ; thence by permanent common dedicated 6th Decem- 
ber, 1867, and a line west, to the commencing point. 

Norr.—So much of the notification in the Government 
Gazette of 6th January, 1909, as relates to the setting apart of 
this area for additional holdings, is hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1910-11,696] 


[1021] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE, 
CONDITIONAL LEASE, ADDITIONAL CONDI- 
TIONAL PURCHASE LWASE, ADDITIONAL 
HOMESTEAD SELECTION, OR ADDITIONAL 
SETTLEMENT LEASE. 

is is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 
section 4 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1805, 

and section 22 of the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1908, 

the Crown Lands comprised within the areas hereunder 

described are hereby set apart for additional conditional 
purchases or conditional leases (other than those mentioned 
in subsection 1 (b) of the first-mentioned section), additional 
conditional purchase leases, additional homestead selections, 
or additional settlement leases, and shall become and be avail- 
able therefor on ang after the 15th September, 1910, It is 


further notified that the prices of the land for additional con- 
ditional purchase, or the capital value for additional home- 
stead selection, or additional conditional purchase lease, 
whenever applied for, and the annual rents (where stated) 
for additional settlement lease shall be as hereinafter res- 
pectively specified, with terms of appraisement as_ provided 
for by the Crown Lands Acts. No timber shall be cut or 
removed from the land for the purposes of sale, except 
subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and 
Regulations thereunder at the time in force. If the land 
is taken up under any form of tenure other than additional 
conditional purchase or additional homestead selection, the 
timber must not be ringbarked, except in pursuance of per- 
mits issued under the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909. 


S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Baryurst, AND OBERON SHIRE. 
At 10s. per acre. 


County of Westmoreland, parish of Mozart, containing an 
area of about 103 acres. The Crown Lauds within the 
following boundaries : Commencing at the south-west corner 
of portion 92; thence bounded by portions 110, 112, 45, 46, 
and 43, to the commencing point. 

[Ms, 1910-11,746] 


Lanp District or GLEN INNES, AND SEVERN SHIRE. 
At lds. per acre. 


Partly within annual lease 1901-6 (No. 26,959), by A. L. 
McCowen. 


County of Gough, parish of Strachan, containing an area of 
about 480 acres. The Crown Lands within the following 
boundaries : Commencing at the north-west corner of portion 
26, parish of Strachan ; and bounded thence by portion 88, 
parish of Wellington North, and a line north in all about 82 
chains, by a line east to portion 74, parish of Highland 
Home ; by that portion, portion 69, parish of Highland Home, 
and portions 25 and 26, parish of Strachan, to the point of 
commencement. 

Nore.—Includes part (about 490 acres) of an area set apart 


‘for additional holdings (Gazette, 16th December, 1908), which 


part is hereby revoked, and part (about 60 acres) of reserve 
for classification, notified 8rd March, 1909. 
[Ms. 1910-8,606] 


Lanp Disrricr or YAss, AND GOODRADIGBEE SHIRE. 
At 8s, 4d. per acre. 
(Annual rent for additional settlement lease, 24d. per acre.) 


County of Murray, parish of Boambolo,-containing an area 
of about 70 acres. ‘he Crown Lands bounded by portions 
221, 166, 18}, 67, 119, 165, 27, and Forest or Sapling Point 
Creek. . 

Novre.—The included part (about 70 acres) of reserve 43,217 
from sale and lease generally, notified 14th October, 1908, is 
hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1910-12,760] 


At lls. 8d. per acre. 
(Annual rent for additional settlement lease, 3}d. per acre.) 


County of Murray, parish of Boambolo, containing an area 
of 108 acres 3 roods. The Crown Lands within the boun- 
daries of measured portion 119, Plan M. 5,641-1,956, 

[ Ms. 1910-12, 760] 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or CoNDOBOLIN, AND LACHLAN SHIRE. 
At £1 per acre. 
(Annual rent for additional settlement lease, 34d per acre.) 
Within South Condoubolin resumed area No. 24a, 


County of Gipps, parish of Cookaburragong, containing an 
area of 134 acres 1 rood. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of measured portion 29,—shown on plan G, 1,842- 
1,871. 

Nore.—Reserve 39,044 from lease generally and from sale 
other than auction sale only, notified Sth April, 1905, is 
hereby revoked. 


Ms. Ls. 1910-8,294} 


Lanp District or Dubro, AND TALBRAGAR SHIRE. 
At £1 per acre. 


County of Lincoln, parish_of Caledonia, containing an area 
of about 530 acres. Tne Crown Lands within the following 
boundaries ; Commencing at the eastern south-east corner of 
portion 4, and bounded thence by portions 35, 19, 20, 36, 31, 
26, and 4, to the point of commencement. 

Norr.—Ineludes part (about 530 acres) of an area set apart 
6th March, 1907, for original conditional purchase or con: 
ditional lease, which part is hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1910-11,899] 


17 Ava. 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 4601 


[1022] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE, 
CONDITIONAL LEASE, ADDITIONAL CONDI- 
TIONAL PURCHASE LEASE, ADDITIONAL 
HOMESTEAD SELECTION, OR ADDITIONAL 
SETTLEMENT LEASE. 


my is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 

section 4 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, 
and section 22 of the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1908, 
the Crown Lands comprised within the areas hereunder 
described are hereby set apart for additional conditional pur- 
chases or conditional leases (other than those mentioned in 
subsection 1 (b) of the first-mentioned section), additional 
conditional purchase leases, additional homestead selections, 
or additional settlement leases, and shall become and be 
available therefor on and after the 15th September, 1910. 
It is further notified that the prices of the land for additional 
conditional purchase, or the capital values for additional home- 
stead selection or additional conditional purchase lease, when- 
ever applied for, and the annual rentals for additional settle- 
ment lease shall be as hereinafter respectively specified, with 
terms of appraisement as provided by the Crown Lands Acts. 
It is also notified that any holdings within these areas shall be 
subject to the following special conditions, viz.:—(a) Timber 
of 6 inches or over in diameter at 3 feet from the ground, 
which is suitable or likely to prove suitable for fencing, 
building, or railway sleepers, shall not be destroyed by 
ringbarking or otherwise, except under permit issued under 
the provisions of section 21 (a) of the Forestry Act, 1909: 
Provided that the lessee or selector may clear any land 
which is to be cultivated within twelve months from 
date of clearing, or cut any timber required for the purpose 
of erecting any necessary buildings or other improvements 
on the subject land. (b) No timber shall be cut or removed 
from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the 
provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations there- 
under at the time in force. (c) The selector or lessee shall 
preserve ample timber for shelter and shade purposes. (d) 
The selector or lessee may destroy by ringbarking or other- 
wise, without permit, all other timber except edible shrubs. 


S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
LAND District oF Nynaan, AND BoGan SHIRE. 
At 6s. 8d, per acre. 
(Annual rent for additional settlement lease, 14d. per acre.) 


County of Oxley, parish of Wera, containing an area of 
about 5,566 acres. The Crown Lands within the boundaries 
of portion 31,—exclusive of travelling stock reserve 2,053, 


notified 6th October, 1884. O. 815-2,090 R. 


Nore.—That part (about 5,566) of reserve 38,970 from sale 
or lease other than improvement lease, notified 22nd February, 
1905, is hereby revoked, also a similar part of reserve under 
section 136. 


[Ms. 1910-12,375] 
At 16s, 8d. per acre. 
(Annual rent for additional settlement lease, 25d. per acre.) 


County of Oxley, parish of The Plains, containing an area 
of 2,931 acres. The Crown Lands within the boundaries of 
portion 2. Plan O. 774-2,000 Roll. 

Norsz.-—In lieu of notice of 12th August, 1908, hereby 
revoked, setting apart the above area for additional holdings 
at £1 6s. 8d. per acre. 

[Ms. 1910-12,376 | 


[1023] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL SETTLEMENT LEASE. 


1 is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 

section 4 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, 
the Crown Lands comprised within the area hereunder 
described are hereby set apart for additional settlement lease, 
and shall become and be available therefor on and after the 
15th September, 1910. It is further notified that the annual 
rent of the land for additional settlement lease shall be 14d. 
per acre, with terms of appraisement as provided for by the 
Crown Lands Acts. It is also notified that, in pursuance of 
the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, any additional 
settlement lease confirmed for the land in question, or any 
part thereof, shall be subject to the following special condi- 
tions :—(a) Timber of 6 inches or over in diameter at 
3 feet from the ground which is useful or likely to 
prove suitable for fencing, building, or railway sleepers, 
shall not be destroyed by ringbarking or otherwise, except 
under permit issued under the provisions of section 21 (a) of 
the Forestry Act, 1909. Provided that the selector may clear 
any land which is to be cultivated within twelve months 


purpose of erecting any nevessary buildings or other improve- 
ments on the subject land. (b) No timber shall be cut or 
removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject 
to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and regulations 
thereunder at the time in force. (c) The selector or lessee 
shall preserve ample timber for shelter or shade purposes. 
(d) The selector or lessee may destroy by ringbarking 
or otherwise without permit all other timber except edible 
shrubs. (e) Any travelling stock reserve within the area 
leased shall, during the whole currency of the lease, be 
open to the use of bona fide travellers, travelling stock, 
teamsters, and carriers, without interference or annoyance 
by the lessee, and the lessee shall post in a conspicuous place 
thereon notice-boards indicating, for public information, the 
purpose of any such reserves. In fencing any such reserves 
the lessee shall also provide gates and other facilities for the 
entrance and exit of travelling stock, teamsters and carriers. 
Such notice-boards, gates, and facilities to be erected and 
maintained to the satisfaction of the Stock Iaspector. The 
Minister for Lands may, at any time and from time to time, 
withdraw from lease the whole or any part of the land com- 
prised™within any travelling stock and camping reserve 
within the area for any public purpose, and the lessee shall 
not be entitled to any compensation whatsoever, either in 
respect of such withdrawal or for any improvements effected 
onthe area so withdrawn. (/) The lessee shall not overstock 
any travelling stock reserve within the farm, either wholly 
or in part, the decision as to overstocking to rest with the 
Minister for Lands. 3 


S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or NYNGAN, AND BoGan SHIRE. 


County of Oxley, parish of Wera, containing an area of 
about 2,100 acres. The Crown Lands within the boundaries 
of that part of travelling stock reserve 2,053 within portion 
31. O. 815-2,000 R. 

Nore.—That part (about 2,100 acres) of reserve 38,970 
from sale or lease, other than improvement lease, notified 
22nd February, 1995, within the above area, is hereby 
revoked, also a similar part of reserve under section 136. 

[Ms. 1910-12,375] 


[1036] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


MODIFICATION OF NOTIFICATION OF HOMESTEAD 
SELECTION AREA 1,194. 


Lanp District or ForBES. 


HE notification of Homestead Selection Area No. 1,194, 
notified 20th July, 1910, comprising portion 22 of 539} 
acres, parish of Wise, county of Ashburnham, is hereby 
modified by altering the date on which the Local Land Board 
will deal with applications for the block from 1st September, 
1910, to 8th September, 1910. 


[Ms. 1910-13,124] S. W. MOORE. 


[1026] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


‘TOWN LANDS AT BURI.’ 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 
the 101st section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, the 
following portions of Crown Lands are declared to be set 
apart as the site of the town of Buri. 
S: W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrricr or TAMWORTH, 


Counties of Inglis and Parry, parishes of Danglemah and 
Bullimball, containing an area of about 126} acres. The 
Crown Lands within the following boundaries : Commencing 
on the left bank of the Cockburn River, at a peg bearing 55 
degrees 25 minutes, and distant 14 links from an old dead 
gum-tree marked broad-arrow which is situated about 15 
chains below the confluence of Stockyard Creek with the 
Cockburn River; and bounded thence by a line bearing west 
and crossing the Cockburn River aforesaid to the fenze on 
the easterly side of the Great Northern Railway ; by that 
fence northerly about 39 chains to its intersection with the 
westerly prolongation of the northern side of North-street ; 
by that prolongation, that side of that street and its easterly 
prolongation to the left bank of the Cockburn River afore- 
said ; by that bank of that river to its intersection with the 
northern side of Crogs-street; by that side of that street | 
and its prolongation east 30 chains; by a line south to a point 
east of the point of commencement; and thence by a line 
west to that point. ; 

The above boundaries are in lieu of those proclaimed 7th 
May, 1892, which are hereby cancelled. : 


from the date of clearing, or cut any timber required for the | [Aln. 1910-9,573] 


° 


4602 


[1024] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE TOWN OF BURL 


it is. hereby notified, for public information, that, under 
the provisions of section 107 of the Crown Lands Act 
of 1884, and section 57 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, 
the design of the town of Buri has been altered by extending 
the village boundaries, cancelling designed section 3 and sub- 
stituting therefor measured sections 8 and 6,—as shown on 
plan catalogued Buri 12, and opening new streets and lanes 


therein., . 
[Aln. 1910-9,573] 8. W. MOORE. 


[1025] Department of Lands, 


P Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 
CANCELLATION OF DESIGN OF THE VILLAGE OF 
ae WILSON. ; 
TT. is, hereby notified, for public information, that, under 
the provisions of section.107 of the ‘‘ Crown Lands Act 


of 1884,” and section 57 of the ‘‘Crown Lands Act of 1895,” — 


the design of. the village of Wilson has been cancelled, and 
the streets therein closed. 


[Ms. 1910-8,800] S. W. MOORE. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


DETERMINATION OF TRAVELLING STOCK AND 
CAMPING RESERVE No. 44,816. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or Port MacquaRriz, AND WaALCHA AND 
APSLEY SHIRES. 


[1027] 


Within Cowar resumed area No. 408, 


a fee is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 
the 109th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, the 
area. of about 245 acres of land, in the county of Hawes, 
parish of White, reserved as No, 44,816 in the Govern- 
ment Gazette of 2nd February, 1910, under section 101 of 
the Crown Lands Act of 1884, is hereby defined, set apart, 
and reserved from, sale, ‘‘ For the passage of stock travelling 
pursuant to the provisions contained in the Act 41 Victoria, 
No. 19, or any Act amending the same,” and for a camping 
place for travelling stock. 


[Ms. 1910-12,429] 8. W. MOORE. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910 


RUSERVES FROM SALE AND LEASE GENERALLY, 


its is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 

the 101st section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, and 
the 39th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1889, the lands 
hereunder described shall be reserved from sale pending 
determination of the portions to be set apart for the public 
purposes hereinafter respectively specified, and reserved and 
exempted from lease generally, and they are hereby reserved 
and exempted accordingly. 

8. W. MOORE. 


[1030] 


For Night-soil and Rubbish Depot. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrrict or Fornres, anp Borer Sure. 


No, 45,623 from sale (45,624 from lease generally). County 
of Ashburnham, parish of Waugan, containing an area of 5 
acres. The Crown Lands within the boundaries of measured 
portion 178. Plan A. 6,726-1,770. 

[Ms. 1910-12,883] 


For Public Baths. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrricr or GRAFTON, AND HARwoop SHIRE. 


No. 45,610 from sale (45,611 from lease generally). County 
of Clarence, parish of Harwood, containing an area of about 
l rood 3 perches. The Crown Lands within the following 
boundaries: Commencing at a point at high-water mark on 
the left bank of the Clarence River 447 links north-easterly 
from the intersection of the south prolongation of the west 
boundary of portion 91 (xcz) with high-water mark of that 
river ; and bounded thence by lines bearing sonth 20 degrees 
east 135 links, north 60 degrees east 150 links, north 20 
degrees west 170 links to high-water mark of Clarence River 
aforesaid ; and thence by that river upwards, to the point of 
commencement, 

(Ms. 1910-12,469] 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
; For Public Hall. . 
Lanp District or ConpoBoLin, AND LACHLAN SHIRE. 


No. 45,614 from sale (45,615 from lease generally), County 
of Gipps, parish of Wilga, containing an area of half an acre, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 


[17 Ave., 1910. 


The Crown Lands within the boundaries of measured portion 
37,—as shown on plan G. 2,255-1,871. 
[Ms. 1910-12, 297] 


For Public Recreation. 


No 45,616 from sale (45,617 from leaso generally). County 
of Gipps, parish of Wilga, containing an area of 44 acres. 
The Crown Lands within the boundaries of measured portion 
86,—shown on plan G. 2,221-1871. 

[Ms. 1910-12,297] 


HASTHRN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or Lithgow, AND BLAXLAND Sure, 7 


No, 45,619 from sale (45,620 from lease generally). County 
of Cook, parish of Barton, containing an area of about 880 
acres. The Crown Lands within the following boundaries: 
Commencing at a point bearing east and distant 50 chains 
from the north-east corner of portion 14; thence bounded by 
lines bearing south 1 mile 60 chains and east to the road from 
Clarence Siding to Wolgan; thence by that road bearing 
generally north-westerly to a point east of the commencing 
point, and by a line west, to that peint, —but exclusive of that 
part of the Commonwealth Oil Company’s mineral lease 3, 
within the above. 

[Ms. 1910-11,350] 


Mevrropotitan Lanp District, AND WARRINGAH SHIRE, 


No. 45,625 from sale (45,626. from lease . generally). 
County of Cumberland, parish of Manly Cove, at Brookvale; 
containing an area of 19} acres. ‘The Crown Lands. bounded 
on the north by portion 755 and special lease 1908-10, and.on 
the south-east, south and west, by roads 1 chain wide, partly 
separating this area from portions. 795; 796, 798, 799, 1,142, 
and 1,141,—as shown on plan C. 1,209-2,030. _. af 

Notr.—Includes part (194 acres) of reserve 42,225 from 
sale or lease, other than special lease, which part is hereby 
revoked, 

[Ms. 1910-12,014] 
For Rifle Range. 

Lanp. District or BELLINGEN, AND B&LLINGEN SHIRE. 


No. 45,630 from sale (45,631 from lease generally). County 
of Raleigh, parish of Bowra, containing an area of 44# acres. 
The Crown Lands within the following boundaries: Com- 
mencing at a point north 57 degrees 55 minutes east 5,927 
links from the south-east corner of portion 99; thence by 
lines north 35 degrees west 23 links and south 61 degrees 20 
minutes west 5,708 links to the eastern. boundary of portion 
99 ; thence by part of that boundary and part of the eastern 
boundary of portion 127 south 1,728 links; thence by lines 
north 48 degrees 40 minutes east 6,705 links and north 35 
degrees west 23 links, to the point of commencement. 

[ Ms. 1910-12,798] 


For Travelling Stock and Camping, _ 
Lanp Districr oF ORANGE, AND LynpHURST SHIRE. 


No. 45,612 from sale (45,613 from lease generally). County 
of Bathurst, parish of Beneree, containing an area-of 2 acres, 
The Crown Lands within the following boundaries: Com- 
mencing on the east boundary of portion 298, at a point 7 
chains north from its south-east corner ; atid bounded thence 
by part of that boundary north 5 chains; thence by lines 


east 4 chains, south 5 chains, and west 4 chains, to the point ~ 


of commencement. 
(Ms. 1910-12,422] 


[1029] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


RESERVE FROM SALE FOR TRAVELLING STOCK 

AND CAMPING. 

ET is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 

the 10Sth section of the Crown Lands Act of 1584, 

the Crown Lands hereunder described are hereby defined, 

set apart, and reserved from sale ‘‘ For the passage of stock. 

travelling pursuant to the provisions contained in the Act 41 

Victoria No. 19 or any Act amending the same,” and for a 
camping place for travelling steck. 


S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Disrricr cr Braipwoop, AND TALLAGANDA AND 
MULWAREE SHIRES. 


No. 45,618. County of Murray, parish of Merrigan, con- 
taining an area of about 90 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries ; Commeacing at the most southerly 
south-east corner of portion 170; and bounded thence by. that 
portion and portions 105, 214, 104, &3, 223, 224; and 225, 
again by 224 and 223 to the south-west corner of the latter 
portion ; and thence west, to the point of commencement. _ 

Nores.—Parily shown on plan P. 600-1,978. Includes 
quarry reserve 17, notified 19th August, 1870 and reserve 37; 
notified 26th January, 1880, revoked this day, 

Ms. 1910-11,929] 


ae 


17 Avg. 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128, 


4603 


[1028] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 
RESERVES FROM SALE, 


ge is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 

the 101st section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, the 
lands hereunder described shall be reserved from sale pending 
determination of the portions to be set apart for the public 
purposes hereinafter respectively specified, and they are hereby 


reserved accordingly. ’ 
S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
ie For Camping. 
LAND District oF YASS, AND GOODRADIGBEE SHIRE. 


_ No. 45,628. County of Harden, parish of Bowning, contain- 
ing an area of about 23 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries: Commencing at the north-west corner 
of portion 300 ; bounded thence by that portion, portion 297, 
the road from Bowning to Yass, the suburban boundaries 
of the village of Bowning, and the railway from Albury to 
Sydney, to the point of commencement, 

Note.—Includes part (about 23 acres) of quarry reserve 
12,779, notified 25th October, 1890, which part is hereby re- 
voked.. Bowning population area is not affected by this noti- 
fication. 

[Ms. 1910-10,902] 


For Gravel. 
Lanp Disrricr or GouLbuRN, AND GUNNING SHIRE. 


No. 45,632. County of Argyle, parish of Collector, con- 
taining an area of 3. roods 38 perches. ‘The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of allotments 6 and 7 of section 15, 
village of, Collector, —as shown on plan C. 8-1,692 Roll. 
[Aln. 1910-9,524 ] 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF WAGGA WaGGA, AND CooLAMON SHIRE. 
Partly within suburban lands of Coolamon. 


No. 45,629. County of Bourke, parishes of Coolamon and 
Kindra, containing an area of about 15 acres, ex. road. The 
Crown Lands within the following boundaries : Commencing 
on the south boundary of the suburban lands of Coolamon, 
about 31 chains from a north-west corner of portion 12, parish 
Coolamon ; bounded thence by lines north 63 chains, east 12 
chains, south 14 chains, west 12 chains, and north 74 chains, 
to the point of commencement,—but exclusive of road 150 
links wide along and within south boundary of suburban 
lands of village of Coolamon. 

Nors.—Includes part (about 9 acres) of reserve 39,325 
from. sale or lease other than special lease by auction, noti- 
fied 10th June, 1905, which part is hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1910-11,523] 


For Public Recreation. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Disrrict or BELLINGEN, AND BELLINGEN SHIRE 


No. 45,538. County of, Raleigh, parish of Bowra, con- 
taining an area of about 16 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing at the south-east 
corner of portion 140; bounded thence by a line east to 
Taylor's Arm; by that Arm and Bowra River upwards to its 
intersection with the south-eastern boundary of portion 140 
aforesaid; and thence by that portion, to the point of com- 
meucement. : 

Notz.—Includes part (about 8 acres) of reserve 2 (of the 
county), notified 29th June, 1885, and part (about 4 acres) of 
reserve for, water supply and public buildings 5 of the county, 
notified 29th June, 1885, which parts are hereby revoked. 
[Ms. 1910-8,800] 


[1U31] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 
RESERVES FROM SALE OR LEASH, &c. 
T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 
the 39th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1889, the 
lands. hereunder described shall be and are hereby tem- 
porarily reserved from sale or lease respectively, or from sale 
and lease, &c., as hereinafter specified. 


8. W. MOORE. 


From After-auction Tender. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 

LANbD DIstRICT OF ARMIDALE, AND DUMARESQ SHIRE. 

No. 45,635. County of Sandon, parish of Springmount, 
containing an area of about 120 acres. The Crown Lands 
bounded. by portions 52, 87, 86, 94, and 6, parish of Sprivg- 
mount, and portion 211, parish of Falconer, 

Notse.—This reservation, does not affect forest reserve 
36,075, notified 18th July, 1903, 
[Oce, 1910-7,889] 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District of CoONABARRABRAN, AND COONABARRA- 
BRAN SHIRE. _ 

No. 45,636. County of Napier, parishes of Terrawinda, 
Binnaway, Cookabingee, and Ulinda, containing on area of 
about 22,900 acres. The Crown Lands within the boundaries 
of Improvement Lease Blocks Nos. 359 and 360,—as shown 
on plan Ms. 304 Th. 

[Oce. 1910-7,891] 


From Lease generally and Sale other than 
Auction Sale. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
LAND District oF COONABARRABRAN, AND CoBBORA SHIRE. 
Within Biambil resumed area No. 550a. 

_ No. 45,634. County of Gowen, parish of Bandulla, con- 
taining an area of 47 acres 1 rood, The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of portion 79,—as shown on plan G. 1,892- 
LjQiae j : 
[Ms. 1910-10,336] 

Lanp District or Dugpo, AND Copsora SHIRE. 

No, 45,633. County of Lincoln, parish of Bald Hill, con- 
taining an area of 12 acres.. The Crown Lands-within the 
boundaries of portions 6 and.7. Plan P. 1,436-1,978. 

Norsz.—Includes reserve 12 from sale for public school pur- 


poses, revoked this day. 
[Ms. 1910-9,245] 


From License and Lease generally. 
Lanp Disrricr or Parkes, aND GooBANG SHIRE. 


No. 45,509. County of Kennedy, parish of Mickibri, con- 
taining an area of about 1,896 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of designed portions 39 and 40. Plan 
K. 1,026-2,004. 

“[Oce. 1910-6, 465] 


From After-Auction Sale. 
Lanp Disrrior or Morrr, anp Boomi SHrre. 
Within the suburban lands ef village of Bogree. 


No. 45,652. County of Courallie, parish of Bogree, area 5 
acres 81 perches, portion 118. Plan C. 2,036-1,880 R. 
[Ms. 1910-13,416] 


[1032] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


CROWN LANDS NOT AVAILABLE FOR, SETTLE- 
MENT UNTIL SURVEY EFFECTED AND FURTHER 
NOTIFICATION. 


ae Excellency the Governor, with the advice of. the 
ee Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in 
pursuance of the provisions of section 10 of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1895, the Crown Lands comprised within the tracts or 
areas hereunder described shall not be available for the pur- 
poses of any application until a further notification has been 
published in the Gazette. 


8. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
LaNp Disrricr or Marrianp, AND Crssnock SHIRE. 


County of Northumberland, parish of Allandale, containing 
an area of about 1,030 acres. The Crown Lands bounded by 
the south boundaries of portions 1138, 114, 137, by portions 
145, 146, the western side of the road from Wollombi to 
Maitland, mi 5 and portion 25, parish of Cessnock, portions 
38, 148, and 88, parish of Allandale, to the point of com- 
mencement, —but exclusive of portions 149, 155, 156, and 157, 
. and additional conditional parchase 1910-2. 

[Ms. 1910-12, 159] 


Lanp District or NEWCASTLE, AND Lake MAcquaRi@ 
SHIRE. 


Partly within the Newcastle Population Area. 


County of Northumberland, parish of Kahibah, containing 
an area of 3,2524 acres. The Crown Lands within the boun- 
daries of measured portions 106, 105, 107, 169, 110, 114, 115, 
120, 121, and mu 4,--as shown on plans A. 114, 85, 86 Roll, 
928 Roll, and 1,203-2,111. 

[Ms. 1910-12,159] 


Department of Lands. 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 
ERRATUM. 
} Lanp Disrricr or InvERELL. 
fi’ the notification of Settlement Lease Area No. 991 
(Gazette of 10th August, 1910, page 4452), in column 
headed ‘‘ Annual rent for first term,’’ for “‘ at 14d. per acre 
read “‘at 1d. per acre,” 


| IMs. 1910-4,861] 


7 


[1033] 


5, W. MOORE, 


4604 


> 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. -[17 Ava., 1910. 


(787 7] Forestry Department, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. | 
REGULATIONS, “FORESTRY AOT, 1959.” | 
i 18 Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the | 
i Executive Council, has been pleased to approve of the | 
following amendments of Regulations Nos. 2 (a), i6, 23, 34 (4), 
34 (6), under the “ Forestry Act, 1909,” to take effect from the 
Ist day of September, 1910. : 
JOHN PERRY. 


REGULATION 2 (a) amended to read :—‘ A log book, recording 
all log timber received af the saw-mill during each calendar 


month, in which, unless the Director of Forests gives other 
instructions, shall be furnished the following details.” 


Regulation 16. Extended by addition of the words :—“ In 
the event of failure on the part of the feller to mark the stump 
and logs, any person removing the logs under license shall 80 
mark or brand the stump and the logs before removing them.” 

Regulation 23. Amended by increasing the prescribed girth 
for turpentine (syncarpia laurifolia) from 7 feet to 7 feet 6 
inches, 

Regulation 34 (4). Amended by omitting the words in sub- 
section (@) :— In lengths up to 50 feet,” and by the repeal of 
subsection (0d), 

Regulation 34 (6). Amended by the repeal of subsection (a). 


Avivate Abbertisements, 


REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


Novicr OF INTENDED ENnrry or Mereer or HeEap-irase, 
AND Expiry or SUB-LEASE, WirtHouT PRroDUCTION 
or THE Dupnicate Hrsp-LEAse. 

In the matter of Lease No. 896,832, dated 9th July, 
1904, from Cornelia von Heimburg to Albert 
Hamlyn Warner, and of Sub-lease No. 397,873, 
dated 5th November, 1904, to Michael Moran 
(since transterred to Francis Gartrell) of the land 
comprised in Certificate of Title, Vol. 1,112, Fol. 
153, situated at North Sydney, parish Willoughby, 
county Cumberland. 

NOTICE is hereby given of the intention of the Regis- 

trar-General to enter up the expiry of the said sub- 

lease by effluxion of time, and the merger of the head- 
lease in the fee-simple, after the expiration of twenty- 
one days from the date hereof, without production of 
the duplicate of the said head-lease, reasonable cause 
having been shown, pursuant to section 38 of the Real 

Property Act. All information respecting above may 

be obtained at the Land Titles Office, Elzabeth-street, 


Sydney. 
‘ W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 
8s. 


17th August, 1910. 
501 


REAL PROPERTY ACT. 

Notice or INTENDED REGISTRATION OF DISCHARGE OF 

MortGgaqr without PropvuctTion or tHe Durtrti- 
CATE OF THE MortTGAGE. 


In the matter of the Mortgage, dated 26th June, 1894, 
No. 233,912, from Fanny Jane Merryfull to John 
Asall Perkins and Albert Edward Merryfull, over 
the land comprised in Certificate of Title, Vol. 
1,044, Kol. 150, situated in Havelock and Travers 
aiketia town and parish Adelong, county Wyn- 
yard. 

NOTICE is hereby given of the intention of the Regis- 

trar-General to register a discharge of the above-men- 

tioned mortgage, after the expiration of twenty-one 
days from the date hereof, without production of the 


been shown, purstant to section 38 of the Real Pro- 
perty Act. All information respecting above may be 
obtained at the Land Titles Office, Elizabeth-street, 
Sydney. 

W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
17th August, 1910. Registrar-General. 
502 7s. 


REAL PROPERTY ACT. 
Noticze or InrtenpeD Issur oF ProvistonaL CrErtt- 
FICATES OF TITLE. 

Vol. 477, Fol. 18. Registered Proprietor: Jessie 
Spragg. Land: 320 acres, portion 20, parish 
Condoulpie, county Wakool. 

Vel. 187, Fol. 1, and Vol. 205, Fol. 181. Registered 
Proprietor: Bartholomew Connors. Land: 1 rood 
35 perches, lot 1, section 19, and 2 roods, lot 9, 
section 11, in Wyndham, High, and Anvil streets, 

“ Greta, parish Branxton, county Northumberland. 

PIM proof of loss of the Crown Grants above described 

and other particulars required by section 111 of the 

abovenamed Act (No. 25 of 1900) having been sup- 
plied,—I_ hereby, in pursuance of the requirements of 
such section, notify my intention to issue such Provi- 
sional Certificates of Title accordingly, at the expira- 
tion of twenty-one days from the date hereof.— 
Registrar-General’s Department, Sydney. 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
17th August, 1910. Registrar-General. 
503° 78. 


duplicate of the Mortgage, reasonable cause g 


MEMORANDUM FOR REGISTRATION OF A NO- 
LIABILITY COMPANY. 


1. The name of the Company is to be The Mount David Gold 
Mining Company, No Liability. 

2. ‘Lhe first place of operations is at Mount David, in the 
State of New South Wales. 

3. The firat registered Office of the Company will be situated 
at 109 Pitt-street, Sydney. 

4. The value of the Company’s intended property, including 
the plant and machinery, is twenty thousand pounds. 

5. Lhe amount of money at the credit of the Company, or 
any person on its behalf, is £1,000, and the total liability of 
the Company, or which the Company is intended to assume or 
undertake, is the lability for the performance of the conditions 
upon which the properties to be acquired are held and the 
conditions contained in the agreement hereinafter mentioned, 

6. The nominal capital of the Company is thirty thousand 
pounds, divided into one hundred and twenty thousand shares 
of five shillings each, which are to be issued credited with the 
sum of three shillings and four pence paid up on each of such 
shares. 

7. The number of contributing shares subscribed for is one 
kuadred and tweaty thousand. 

8. The same of the first Manager is Henry Francis Helder. 

§. Ten per cent. of the contributing capital has been paid 
up in cash. 

10, ‘the only contract entered into upon behalf of the Com- 
pany is that of which the particulars are stated hereunder. 


1910, June 22—Agreement, “The Mount David Gold 
Mining Company, No-Liability,” (now in liquidation), 
of the one part, and Henry Francis Helder, as Trustee 
on behalf of this Company, of the other part. 


Dated this fifteenth day of August, 1910. 
We, tie persons whose names and addresses are subscribed, 


hereby apply to register the “ Mount David Gold Mining Com- 
pany, No-Liability,” a3 a No-Liability Company. 


Witnes:. Signatures, Addresses 
H. Barringham Charles James Titmur,share- 109 Pitt Street, 
broker. Sydney. 
H. Barringham John Barber, clerk ... ... 109 Pitt Street, 
Sydney. 
H. Barringham Alfred James Green, clerk ... 109 Pitt Street, 
Sydney. 
H. Barringham Rowland Smith Hill, share- 109 Pitt Street, 
broker, Sydney. 
H. Barrirgham Henry James Malmgron, clerk 70 Pitt Street, 
dney. 
H. Barringham Edwin Lionel Johnson, public 15 Castine 
accountant. Street, Sydney. 
H. Barringham George Sidney! Marich, clerk 117 Pitt Street, 
Sydney. 


I, Henry Francis Helder, of 109 Pitt-street, Sydney, in the 
State of New South Wales, Accountant, do hereby solemnly 
declare and affirm that-—- 


1. Tam the Manager of the said intended Company. 
2. The above statements are, to the best of my belief and 
knowledge, true in every particular. 


And I wake this solemn decleration as to the matters aforesaid 

according to the law in this behalf made, and subject to the 

punishment by law provided for any wilfully false statement 

in any such declaration, a ; 

H. ¥. HELDER, Manager. 

Declared before me, this fifteenth day of August, one thou- 
sand nine hundred and ten, at Sydney,— ~ 


C, DELOHERY, 


A Justice of the Pease. 
472 16s. 


Om 


17 Ave., 1910.] 


GEORGE ROBERTSON & COMPANY PROPRIETARY 
LIMITED. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the registered Office of the 
above Company has been changed to, and is now situate at, 
number 238 Pitt-street, in the City of Sydney.—Dated 
eleventh day of August, one thousand nine hundred and ten. 
GEORGE R. CAMPBELL, 
Manager. 
438 4s, 


THE HAWKESBURY PROSPECTING SYNDICATE 
LIMITED. 

NOTICE is hereby given that a Special General Meeting of 
the Company will be held at the Company’s Office, Mutual 
Life Building, Martin-place, Sydney, on Wednesday, 31st 
August, 1910, at 4 p.m., for the purpose of confirming the 
following Special Resolution passed at an Extraordinary 
General Meeting held 15th August, 1910 :— 


RESOLUTION. 


“That the Company be wound up voluntarily, and that Mr. 
Thomas William Bremner be appointed liquidator for the 
purpose of such winding-up, and that his remuneration 
sha!l be 24 per cent. on the total assets realised.” 


By order of the Board, 


T. W. BREMNER, 
. Secretary. 
483 5B. 


— 


HAWKESBURY FRUIT PRESERVING AND EXPORT 

COMPANY, LIMITED (IN LIQUIDATION). 
AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of shareholders of the 
above company, held at Wiseman’s Ferry, on 22nd July, 1910, 
it’ was proposed by Mr. J. B. Johnson, and seconded by 
Mr. R. C. Jones, ‘‘That the Hawkesbury. Fruit Preserving 
and Hixport Company (Limited) be wound up voluntarily under 
the proyisiens of the Companies Act.” The motion was put 
to the meeting and carried by over the necessary three- 
fourths majority. 

Mr. J. B. Johnson further moved, and Mr. A. J. Bingham 
seconded the following special resolution, ‘‘ That a liquidator 
be appointed to wind-up the Company.” The motion was 
put to the meeting and carried by the requisite three- 
fourths majority. 


Atan Extraordinary General Meeting of the shareholders of 
the above Company, held at Wiseman’s Ferry, on 12th August, 
1910, and called especially for that purpose, the two foregoing 
special resolutions were duly confirmed on the motion of 
Mr. J. B. Johnson. 

Mr. Walter Ford Mappin, of Lower Hawkesbury, was, on 
the motion of Mr, W. Bailey, seconded by Mr. A. Douglas, 
duly appointed liquidator to wind-up the affairs of the 
Company under the provisions of the Companies Act. 


CHARLES KAISER, 
J. W. MITCHELL, Directors. 
W. F. MAPPIN, js 


Sackville Reach, G. H. BILLSON, Secretary. 
Hawkesbury River, 
12th August, 1910. 
521 9s. 


FORBES CO-OPERATIVE DAIRYING COMPANY LD. 
AT an Extraordinary General Meeting held on Tuesday, at 
the Office, Harold-street, Forbes, 19th July, 1910, the 
following resolution was carried :— 

That the said Company having ceased operations for a period 
of over 12 months be and is hereby dissolved and wound 
up; and further, that the said Company having no 
assets or liabilities the appointment of a liquidator is 
unnecessary. 


A. J. BALDOCK, Chairman. 
ROBERT STIRLING, Secretary. 
525 4s. 


NOTICH is hereby given that we have sold the business of 
cooper and timber merchant lately carried on by the late 
Alexander William Cormack, at Darling Harbour, White 
Bay, and Longnose Point, to his son, Havelock Hunter 
Cormack, as from the 16th June last. 

Dated 10th August, 1910. 


DONALD McCORQUODALE, 
The Permanent {rustee Company of N.S. W., Ltd., 


A. P. BEDFORD, 
Manager, 
Trustee and Administrator, respectively, of the will of the 
abovenamed Alexander William Cormack, deceased. 


Witness,—W. Mu.tiens VINDIN, 
Solicitor, Sydney. 
437 6s, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 


NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. 


NOTICH is hereby given that the partnership hitherto sub- 
sisting between us the undersigned carrying on business at 
Barraba, in the State of New South Wales, as stationers, 
booksellers, and framemakers, has this day been dissolved by 
mutual consent, All money owing to the said partnership 
will be received by J. J. Ryan, who will pay the debts and 
liabilities of the late firm, and by whom the business will 
henceforth be carried on.—Dated at Barraba this 10th day of 
August, 1910. 
J.J. RYAN. 
Witness to signatures, — J. R, LANCASTER. 
REGINALD J. JACOBS, 
Solicitor, Barraba. 
469 6s. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership heretofore sub- 
sisting between us, the undersigned, Seth Hardman Cottam 
and William Stewart King, carrying on business as chair and 
cabinet makers at 1854 George-street West, Sydney, under 
the style or firm of ‘‘ The Empire Chair and Cabinet Works,” 
has been dissolved by mutual consent, as from the first day of 
August, one thousand nine hundred and ten. All debts due 
to and owirg by the said late firm will be received and paid 
respectively by the said Seth Hardman Cottam, who will 
continuwé to carry on the said business under the same style or 
firm.—Dated this 12th day of August, one thousand nine 
hundred and ten, 
8. H. COTTAM, 
Witness, — W. KING. 
Winizam Arnort, Solicitor, 
- 94 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
489 6s. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership which has for 
some time past_been carried on by Theodore Patrick Murphy 
and Charles Henry Thatcher, under the firm of Murphy and 
Thatcher, at Forbes, in the trade or business of stock and 
station agents, was this day dissolved by mutual consent, 
and that the said business of stock and station agent will 
henceforth be carried on by the said Charles Henry 
Thatcher,— As witness our hands this lith day of June, A.v. 
1910. 
THEODORE P. MURPHY. 
C. H. THATCHER. 
506 - 4s, 


TRUST DISTRICT OF TALMOI BORE WATER 
TRUST. 
THE Trustees of the Trust District of Talmoi Bore have 
eattsed to be made an assessment of all ratable property within 
the above district, with the names of the owners and occu- 
piers, as far as known, of such property. Particulars of such 
assessment are open for inspection at all reasonable times at 
the Office of the Trustees, Frome-street, Moree, and, within 
twenty-one days from the publication of this notice in the 
Gazette, any person intending to appeal against the assess- 
ment may do so in the way required by the ‘‘ Water and 
Drainage Act, 1902,” and the Regulations made thereunder. 
- Dated the 10th day of August, 1910. 
a R. F. JENKINS, 

' Chairman. 

441 58. 


MUNICIPALITY OF PROSPECT AND SHERWOOD. 
Norice to BurcHers anp OTHERs. 
NOTICE, —At a Meeting of the Council of the Municipality 
of Prospect and Sherwood held on Tuesday, the 12th day 
of July, the hours of Cattle Slaughtering were fixed as 
follows :—- 
From Ist April to 30th September, between the hours of 
6 a.m. to 6 p.m. 
From Ist October to 31st March, between the hours of 6 a.m. 
to 7 p.m. 
Tada for cattle slaughtering will be only granted on 
that condition, 


By order, 
ARTHUR J, WILLIAMSON, 
Town Hall, May’s Hill, Town Clerk. 
9th August, 1910. 
495 6s. 


‘PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1902.” 
ScaLe oF Bonuses ror Scars. 
NOTICE is hereby given that the Pastures Protection Board 
for the District of Moree has fixed the following scale of prices, 
which the Board is prepared to pay as bonuses for the scalps 
of the undermentioned noxious animals, namely :— 


For the scalp of every native dog or pup... 20 -O 
For the scalp of every fox tae me sees AD eeat) 
For the head and claws of every eagle-hawk... 2 6 
P, CUMMING WATT, 
, Chairman. 
Dated at Moree, this 9th day of August, 1910. 
434 5s. 


4606 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 


[17 Ave., 1910. 


mg PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1902.” 
Novice oF APPOINTMENT OF RECEIVERS OF SCALPS. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Pastures Protection Board 
for the District of Moree has appointed the persons mentioned 
below to receive and grant certificates for scalps in conformity 
with the abovenamed Act :— 


A. C. Bramma, Newport, Moree. 

S. Boughton, EKural, Boomi. 

C. R. Bruce, Moomin Plains, Bulyeroi. 
J. BP. Burgess, Mungie Bundie. 

C. F. Carter, Wea, Horton River. 

G. D. Clydesdale, Collymongle. 

J. E. Cory, Terry-Hie-Hie. 

John Cameron, Moree. 

C. B. Crowley, Wilga, :Moree. 

Wm. Dunlop, Welbondongah. 

L. F. Eckford, Glenroy, Millie. 

P. B. Fenwick, Trefusis; Boomi. 

W. Fielding, Welbon. 

A. J. Grace, Kungie, Bellata. 

'E. W. Grace, Elsie Ville; Bellata. 
Wm. Keen, Glenmore, Moree. 

C, B. Keene, Gurley. 

Geo. Killen, Gunnyanna, Moree. 

S. Longworth, Borah, Moree. 

Wm. Manchee, Binneguy. 

H. iA. Mawhiney, The Prairie, Careunga. 
J. KB. Meynink, Cleveland, Mungindi. 
J. R. Moore, Moorelands, Moree. 

W. E. MeDouall, Ulambarella; Barraba. 
W. McIntosh, Newhaven, Moree. 

3. H. Nairn, Gordon, Moree. 

S. Onus, Gravesend. 

D. L Noad, Balarang, Moree. 

H. P. Pacey, The Brigalows, Bullarah. 
W. Reardon, Clylie, Bullarah. 

J. T. W. Scott, Challicum, Moree. 

H. \W. Stephens, Burraweeda, Moree. 
H. T. Siddins, Curragundi, Bullarah. 
P. C. Watt, Goonal, Moree. 

D. Weaver, Bomuckledi, Gurley. 

J. T. Crane, Moyes. 

C. Draper, Bunaba, Moree. 

A. G. F. Munro, Weebollabvlla, Moree. 
Wm. Woods, Woodpark, Moree, 


P. CUMMING WATT, 

é é Chairman. 
Dated at Moree, this 9th day of August, 1910. 

433 14s. 


MUNICIPALITY OF WAVERLEY, 
‘Pore Foup Act, 1908.”—ArpointunNn? or Iyspscror. 
NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. Peter Malachi Keogh, 


Sanitary Inspector to the Council of the Municipality of. 


Waverley, -has been appointed by the said Council an 
Inspector of Food for the purpose of the abovenamed Act. 


JOHN CLUBB, 
Council Chambers, Waverley, Town Clerk. 

_ 10th Augast, 1910, 
435 


- 


4s. 


" MUNICIPALITY OF WEST NARRABRI. | 
NOTICE is hereby given that, Mr. Jeseph Adams, of West 
Narrabri, has been duly clected an Alderman of the Council 
of the Municipality of West Narrabri. 


W.-E. SIMONS; 
Acting Returning Officer. 
Council Chambers, West Narrabri, 

8th August, 1910, 


436 4s, 


MUNICIPALITY OF NEWTOWN. 
‘““Pcure Foops Act, 1908.” 


NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. John, Watson, Sanitary 
Inspector to the Council of the Municipality of Newtown, has 
been appointed by the said Council an Inspector of Food for 
the purposes of the above Act. 


A. MACKINTOSH, 
Town Hall, Newtown, Town Clerk. 

lith August, 1910, 
442 4s. 


MUNICIPALITY OF STOCKTON. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Mr, William Jobnson, Inspector 
of Nuisances, has been duly appointed, under the Cattle 
Slaughtering and Diseased Meat Act to this Municipality. 


ih Riot H. A. GRAHAM, 
Council Chambers, Stockton, Town Olerk, 
10th August, 1910. 


443 4s. 


MUNICIPALITY OF NORTH BOTANY. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Lincoln H. Bernard of North 
Botany, has been appointed Collector of Lists wader Ordinance 
14, Local Government Act, 149U6-7—8, in coanection with the 
Municipal.ty of North Botany. 


aah THOMAS H. HICKS, 
Town Hall, North Botany, Mayor. 
2nd August, 1910. 


434 38. 


MUNICIPALITY OF CAMPBELLTOWN. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Thomas Gamble, Inspector of 
Nuisances, has been duly appointed Impounding Officer to 
the above Municipality, under the provisions of the ‘‘ Im- 
pounding Act of 1898.” 


FRED. SHEATHER, ‘ 
Town Hall, Town Clerk, 
_ 12th August, 1910. 


485 4s, 


MUNICIPALITY OF CAMPBELLTOWN. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Thomas Gamble-and Frederick 
Sheather haye-been duly appointed as Valuators to the above 
Municipality for the triennial pericd 1911-1913, under the 
provisions of the ‘* Local Government Act of 1906,” and Acts 
amending same, and also the Ordinances and Regulations 
thereunder, 


SAMUEL BURSILL, 
Mayor. 
4s. 


Town Hall, 12th August, 1910. 
486 


ASHFORD SHIRE COUNCIL No. .39. 


NOTICE,—First Class Constable John Harrison has been 
appointed Inspector of Slaughter-houses in the District of 
Ashferd. 


WALTER L. MANTON, . 
, Deputy Shire Clerk. 
Westholme, 10th August, 1910. ‘ 


444 4s, 


BLUE MOUNTAINS SHIRE. 


IT is hereby notified that David Johnston has been appointed 
by the Council of the above Shire as, Sanitary Inspector, 
Inspector under Public Health Act, Cattle Slaughtering and 
Diseased Animals and Meat Act, Local Government Act, 
and any other Acts and By-laws, the control of which is 
vested in, the Council.—Appointment to take effect from 15th 
August, 1910. 


SYDNEY LENNON, 
Shire Clerk. 
4s. 


Lawson, 12th August, 1910. 
446 


BLUE MOUNTAINS SHIRE. 


NOTICE.—To Ethel May Wheeler, William A.’ O’Neil, 
Sarah J. Andrews, aud the ‘Irustees of Sarah Wilson 
(deceased), of Petersham, Petersham, Wahroonga, and late. 
of Lawson respectively, owners of land having.a. frontage to 
the Great Western road, between Broad and Wilson streets, 
Lawson, and being part of portion 12, parish of Jamieson, 
county of Cook :— ; 
You are hereby requested .to remove the obstructions. of 
fencing from the public road above mentioned within sixty 
(60) days from the date hereof, failing which the Council will 
have them removed at the expense of owner or owners in 
default. 
By order, 
SYDNEY LENNON, 
Shire Clerk. 
6s. 


Lawson, 17th August, 1910. 
447 


“CATTLE. SLAUGHTERING AND . DISEASED 
ANIMALS AND MEAT ACT, 1902.” 


Boo~ooroo SHIRE. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Council for Boolooroo 
Shire No, 43, has appointed the persons named below to be 
Inspectors under the abovenamed Act within the area of the 
said Shire, the appointments to take effect from the 3rd 
August, 1910. ] 


Sergeant George Thomas”Augustus Moroney (vice Senior- 
sergeant David Hill, resigned), Moree. 


Constable Ernest Ducan Oswald (vice Senior-constable J. 
Moran, deceased), ‘Terry-Hie- Hie. ONE 
~ J. T. CRANE, 
Shire Clerk.. 


470 4s, 


17 Ave., 1910.] 


“CATTLE SLAUGHTERING AND DISEASED 
ANIMALS AND MEAT ACT, 1902.” . 


Boom SuIReE. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Council for Boomi Shire 
No. 44 has appointed the person named below to be an 
Inspector under the abovenamed Act within the area of the 
said Shire, the appointment to take effect from the 2nd 
August, 1910. 


Sergeant George Thomas Augustus Moroney (vice Senior- 
sergeant David Hill, resigned), Moree. 


J. T. CRANE, 
Shire Clerk. 
471 4g, 


NIMITYBELLE TEMPORARY TOWN COMMON. 
NOTICE.—A General Meeting of Commoners of the above 
Common will be held at Sims’ Royal House on riday, 19th 
August, at 7.3 p.m., to elect a Trustee in place of Trustee C. 
Freebody, resigned. 

By order of the Trust, 


FRANK H. MULLANE 
Secretary. 
432 4s, 


RULES AND REGULATIONS 
OF THE MUSWELLBROOK TOWN COMMON. 


Definitions. 
1. In the following Regulations— 
“ Stock” includes horses, mules, and cattle. 


Meetings of Trustees. 


2. Ordinary meetings of the Trustees shall be held on every 
second Wednesday of every month, at the Council Chambers, 

3. Special meetings may be convened by any Trustee, upon 
twenty-four hours’ notice given as prescribed by Hegulations 
made by the Governor. No business shall be transacted at a 
special meeting except that specified in the notice. 


Appointment of officers and their duties. 


4, The Trustees may from time to time appoint and remove 
a Secretary, Herdsman, and such other oflicers as they may 
deem necessary for the management of the Common. 

5. They may also fix the remuneration to be paid to such 


- officers, and such remuneration shall be paid accordingly out of 


the revenues of the Common. 

6. It shall be the duty of the Secretary to issue notices and 
attend all meetings of the Trustees; to keep a minute-book 
of proceedings; to keep the Commoners’ Roll, copies of the 
Commons Acts and Regulations, and other necessary books and 
documents; and to receive and account for all moneys on 
behalf of the Trustees. 

7. Che Secretary shall, within forty-eight hours, pay ail 
moneys s0,.received into the Trustees’ account with such 
Bank as they may appoint. He shall render monthly accounts of 
receipts and expenditure and submit the Bank-book at the 
ordinary meetings of the Trustees. 

8. The Mordsman shall also keep Herd-books for each 
Common or portion of a Common held by the Trustees in form 
of Schedule A hereto, in which shall be registered the names 
and addresses of the Commoners enrolled on the Commoners’ 
Roll and the description and brands of all stock belonging 
to each Commoner depastured upon exch Common or portion 
ofa Common. The Herd-books shall be open to the inspection 
of any person at any reasonable time. 


Signature and seal. 


9, All‘resolutions passed at any meeting of the Trustees, 
and all cheques and orders for the payment of money, shall be 
signed by the Mayor and by the Secretary. 


Complaints and petitions. 
10, All complaints and petitions shall be lodged in writing 


with the Secretary, and shall be laid by him before the 
Trustees at their next ordinary meeting. 


Pasturage of Commoners’ Stock and Hees for same. 


11. The number and description of stock which a Commoner 
may depasture on a Common or on a portion of a Common 
held by the Trustees, and the fees payable are those mentioned 
in Schedule B hereto. ' 

If a Commoner does not depasture on any Common or portion 
of a Common the maximum number of either hors:s or cattle, 
he may depasture an equivalent uun.ber of cattle or horces (as 
the case may be) calculated in the relative proportion of the 
respective maximum numbers fixed in the Schedule, on pay- 
ment of the fees therein mentioned,—viz., 4 head horses and 2 
head cattle, or 6 cattle. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 


4607 


12. If stock of a Commoner surcharged on a Common or 
portion of a Common have been twice distrained or impounded 
under section 17 of the “Commons Regulation Act of 1598,” the 
Commoner shall, in addition, be liable to a penalty not exceed- 
ing 100 shillings for every animal surchurged which has been 
twice distrained or impounded as aforesaid. 


Extended Pasturage and Pasturage for Travelling Stock. 


13. On piyment to the Herdsman of the fecs fixed by 
Schedule C hereto, the animals actually in use by bona fide 
carriers, teamsterz, travellers, and drovers, for carriage, riding, 
or driving shall, on the expiry of three days from the date on 
which they were placed on the Common, or on the expiry of 
such longer period as may be rendered necessary by rain or 
floods, be allowed extended pasturage for one week longer, 
and travelling stock may also be depastured cn the Common 
for one week. 


Rules as to pasturage and management. 


14. No entire horse, ass, bull, ram, camel, or dromedary 
above the age of six months shall be depastured upon any 
Common held by the Trustees without the express permission 
of the Trustees, granted by rezolution at an ordinary meeting. 
Such permission may in like manner be withdrawn.. And no 
pigs shell be allowed on any part of the Common. Any Com- 
moner breaking this Regulation shall be liable to a penalty 
not exeeeding £5. 


15. No fees will be charged for depasturing the progeny of 
registered stock, if such progeny be under the age of six 
months. ° 


16. All fees for depasturing stock must be paid monthly 
in advance to the Herdsman cn or before the first day of 
each month in each year. If stock be placed on the Common 
between those dates, a proportionate part of the fees must be 
paid in advence. Any Commoner breaking this Regulation 
shall for each offence be liable to a penalty not exceeding £5. 


17. All stock depastured on the Common will be at the 
owner’s risk. 


18. Before stock are placed on the Common a full descrip- 
tion, with brands of such stock, must-be registered with the 
Herdsman by the owner, who must at the same time subscribe 
in the Herd-book a declaration that he isa Commoner, and that 
such stock are his own individual property. Any stock placed 
onthe Common without being so registered may be impounded 
by order of the 'Trustecs. 


19. Any Commoner whe registers in his own name any 
stock belonging.to another person shall be liable to a penalty 
not exceeding £5. 


20, Except cows in milk, and horses, and working cattle in 
ordinary use, no stock depasturing on the Common shall be 
removed therefrom unless notice. of the intended. removal be 
given by the owner to the Herdsman. Any person breaking 
this Regulation shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding £5. 


21, The Herdsman shall intimate the removal to the Sec- 
retary, who shall register the same in the Herd-book. 


22. If the Trustees intend to destroy any infected animal, 
pursuant to section 18 of the “ Commons Regulation Act, 1898,” 
the notice of intention to destroy the animal shall be to the 
effect of Schedule D hereto. 

93, The Trustees may, whenever they see fit, order a general 
muster of stock depasturing on any Common or portion of a 
Common held by the Trustees. ’ 

24. It shall be the duty of the Herdsman to carry out, under 
direction of the Secretary, all orders of the Trustees; to 
inspect and muster stock ; to ascertain from time to time that 
all stocs depasturing are duly registered in the Herd-book, and 
that the fees thereon are duly paid; to repo:t all strayed and 
missing stock to the Secretary and to the owners thereof ; and 
to impound, ia the name of and under a general authority from 
the Trustees, all stock illegally on the Common. 


Miscellaneous and penalties. 


23. The Secretary may, on payment to him of the charges 
(f any) fixed by Schedule # hereto, issue a permit in the 
form of Schedule F to any Commoner to take fallen timber or 
underweod fr.m the Common, : 

98. Persons desiring to cut and remove standing timber or to 
take soil or stone from the Common shall make an application in 
the form of Schedule G hereto. The charges imposed | by the 
Minister and set out in Schedule H hereto shall be paid to the 
Secretary. 

27, Any person depositing rubbish on the Common withou 
the consent of the Trustees shall be liable to a penalty not 
exceeding £9. ; 

98. If any person causes.a tree to fall upon or across any 
road or track within the Common, he shall remove the same 
within twenty-four hours, or be liable to a penalty not ex- 
ceeding £5, : 7 

£9. Any person destroying a water-course, drain, well, or 
reservoir, of in any way polluting the water on any part of 
the Common, or committing any other trespass thereon, shall 


| be liable to a penalty not exceeding £6. 


4608 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT: GAZETTE, No. 128. [17 Ava., 1910. 


39, Any person who enters int» or upon the Common, and 
wilfully or negligently leaves open or down any gate or slip 
panel, shall be liable to # penalty not exceeding £5. 


General penalty. 
31, Any person committing a breach of these Regulations for 


which no penalty is hereinbefore provided shall be liable to a 
penalty not exceeding £5. 


Remarks. 


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& 
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Sheep. 


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tad o4ey 


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ScuEDULE A (Reg. 8). 
HERDSMAN’S-BOOK. 


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-) 
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“psoll 
led 03837 


“pusig 


Horses. 


No. 


Name ani 
Address 
of 
Commoner, 


Date. 


Scurpute B (Reg. 11). 


Descrirtion and Number of Commoners’ Stock to be depas- 
tured on the Muswellbrook Town Common, and Seale of 
Pasturage Fees. 


General Number Allowed. 
n. Number Allowed 
in Excess of 
eter ae Permanent | Temporary |General Number. 
Deacth cn Gouraaan Common. Common, 
Si X Beal th 
Stock, 33 Bu as ae 
§ : mac) ey ce 
eejms|selee 83/82) es | Be 
false|Se|sB|fa|se| fe | g8 
goes) Be) et BB) ool aloes 
am) 33 |a4) $a Sal oo) sa | 38 
ee me. | a fy 
a. da. 
PLOPSES pasrsenes| 25+ aoe 4\;09 ser uae ves 
Mathlegnrcc carole 2/0 43 ive ane 335 


Or6 head of cattle in all, 


Scurpute C (Reg. 18). 


ScaLz of Fees chargeable for the extended pasturage of 
animals actually in use by bona fide Carriers, Teamsters, 
T:avellers, and Drovers, and for Travelling Stock allowed 
by the Trustees to be depastuved on the Muswellbrook 
Town Common, 


Not exceeding 


Description of Stock. | Per Head per Bese et Per ee per 
ays per Day. aye 
Ilorses. | Cattle. | Sheep. | Camels. eae 


80) Geepat-d.i ss :id.ali) 88 Caos 
Carriers, teamsters, 
travellonssaennel’ Get ds ein ewe 
rovers’ animals 
actually in use ...| 
sTravelling stock...) O 1] 0 1]; O 1 


eeeeee seenee 


Scneputze D (Reg. 22). 


Notice of intended destruction of an infected animal. 


19 
To ; 


We, the undersigned, Trustecs of the Muswellbrook Town 
Common, being of opinion that the animal more particu- 
larly described below, and of which you are the owner, is 
infected with a contagious or infectious disease, do hereby give 
you notice, in terms of section 18 of the ‘‘Commons Regulation 
Act, 1898,” that it is our intention to destroy such animal. 


Kind and 
Sex cf 
Animal, 


Name and Address of Owner or 
supposed Owner, 


Brands and 


Description. Maries 


SCHEDULE E (Reg. 25). 


Scag of Charges for Fallen Timber and Underwood taken 
from the Muswellbrook Town Common. 


Aare Per Load of 
Description of 
Fallen Timber and Remarks, 
Underwood. One Two Three | Four | Bullock 
Horse. | Iforses. | Horses. | Horses.| Team. 


‘Trees or logs ... | 
Saplings seev«rnces 
Underwood...... 


Timber very scarce. All timber reserved for destroying and, 


burning prickly-pear. 


ScuHrepuLe F (Reg. 25). 
PERMIT to remove Fallen Timber and Underwood. 


having paid the authorised fees for the same, i3 
hereby permitted to take the fallen timber and underwood 
deseribed in the Schedule below from the Muswellbrook Town 


Common. 


Number of Loads. 


Rate | 4 mount 


Description of 
DSF raid. 


Timber Bullock 


Team, 


One 
Horse. 


Two Three 
Tiorses.| Horses. 


i - 


Four 
Horses. 


Trees or logs 
Saplings ... | 
hoes 


For the Trustees. 


———————— ee 


Standing Timber for Firewood. Lh 8. di 
One horse load ... aay sac age ae ar OmG 
Two act oh ay sh sue a OO 8 
Three ,, eee Hg tee nee wid vec OFF O LO 
Four ~,, ee ms au ta Ae i nodlye 2 
Bullock load... on sid BA ey ae Oine taon 
Other Standing Timber. 
Per tree, aS oe in ia Se ath Oo 2.6 
Soil. 
Per load, Ae Bee 08 es a5 bee OAL Re, 
Stone. 
Per load, doe es 6 Se Hee RalnOl= Le O 


17 Ave, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 


4609 


ScuxEpDULE G (Reg. 26). 


APPLICATION to cut and remove Standing Timber and take 
Soil and Stone from the Muswellbrook Town Common. 


To the Secretary of the Muswellbrook Town Common. 


I have to request that you will obtain for me a License to 
cut and remove the standing timber (or take the soil and 
stone), more particularly mentioned below, from the 
Common ; and I herewith enclose the sum of £ 
authorised charges for such timber (or soil or stone). 


Dated at this 


as the 


cay of , 19 


Applicant. 
Standing Timber for Firewood. ue Seeads 
One horse load @ 6d. per load 
@8d. , 
@ lod. _,, 
Hoare ©; Ome” Se aha nh 
Bullock loads @Is. x oo Soe 


Other Standing Timber. 
PPV es Ope se OUas Pek) ULCCma sen colss sacar anensmam ser ive+iie™ si 


Soil. 
ISOC) TE Ra nei aalitis bana aicscmoqandeod, SUatioso. = acu 


Two H 
Three _,, 


Stone. 
HORUS OPLEMEDCT LOGAR ech saiteucetvarsccNentcukee. Mates ew 


ScHEDULE H (Reg. 26). 


Scaxe of Fees chargeable for Standing Timber and for Soil and 
Stones taken from the Muswellbrook ’own Common. 


Given under our hands and seals, this 25th day of June, 


1910. 
Teaaeses 
Mayor, 


THOS. BORDER, Town Clerk, 
For and on behalf of the Council. 


(u.s.)  H. BR, FLANDERS, 


25/6/10. 


I hereby impose the charges set foith by Schedule H of the 
above Rules and Regulations. 
JOHN PERRY, 


Minister of Agriculture. 
426 


GOOLAGONG COMMON. 


NOTICE.—A Meeting will be held at Goolagong on the 
20th August, 1910, for the purpose of electing new Trustees 
of Goolagong Common. 


GEO. H. WALSH, 
Goolagong, Secretary for Trustees. 
9th August, 1910. 


440 4s, 


— 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Edward Hillson, late of Tocumwal, in the State 
of New South Wales, Esquire, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 
other persons having any claims upon or being otherwise 
interested in the estate of the abovenamed deceased (who died 
at Tocumwal on the 27th day of June, 1892, and probate of 
whose will was granted by the Supreme Court of Victoria, 
in the Probate Jurisdiction, on the Ist day of September, 
1892, to Mary Ross Hillson, of Tocumwal, widow, and 
George Robinson Jeffries, of Tocumwal, storekeeper, the 
executrix and executor in the said will named, and which 
probate was sealed with the Seal of the Supreme Court of 
New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 30th 
day of December, 1892), are hereby required to send in full 
particulars of their claims to the said George Robinson 
Jeffries or to the undersigned, the proctor for the said 
executor, on or before the 4th day of October next, at 
the expiration of which time the said George Robinson 
Jeffries, as surviving executor, will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased amongst the prrsons entitled 
thereto, having regard to the debts and claims only of 
which he shall then have had notice ; and the said executor 
will not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so dis- 
tributed, to any person of whose debt or claim he shall not 
have had notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated the 
13th day of August, 1910. 
ARCHIE C. TUTHILL, 
Wyndham-street, Shepparton, Victoria, 
Proctor for the Executor. 

439 7s. 6d. 


In the will of Barbara Grace, late of Wingen, in the State of 
New South Wales, widow, deceased. 


NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and other persons 
having any debt or claim upon or affecting the estate of 
Barbara Grace, the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 
about the 8th day of May, 1910, and probate of whose will 
was granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, in ivs 
Probate Jurisdiction, on or about the 14th day of June, 1910, 
to Patience Grace, of Wingen, the executrix named in the 
said will, are hereby required to send in particulars of their 
claims to the said Patience Grace, or to the undersigned, 
George M. Westgarth, proctor, on or before the 3rd day of 
October, 1910, at the expiration of which time the said 
Patience Grace will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts and claims only of which she shall then 
have had notice; and the said Patience Grace will uot be 
liable, for the assets so distributed, to any person of whose 
debt or claim she shall not have had notice at the time of 
such distribution.— Dated this 8th day of August, 1910, 


GEORGE M. WESTGARTH, 
Proctor for the said Executrix, 
Scone. 


424 7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will and codicil of Frederick Eberlin, late of Leich- 
hardt, near Sydney, formerly of Tumut, in the State of 
New South Wales, freeholder, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or being otherwise 
interested in the estate of the abovenamed deceased (who 
died at Leichhardt aforesaid on the 3rd day of June, 1910, 
and probate of whose will and codicil was granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdic- 
tion, on the 12th day of July, 1910, to George John Hoad, of 
Tumut aforesaid, saddler, Richard McKay, of Tumut afore- 
said, clerk, and Elizabeth Jane Chapman, of Leichhardt, the 
executors and executrix named in the said will and codicil), 
are hereby required to send in full particulars of their claims 
to the endersigned, the proctors for the executors and 
executrix, on or before the 8th day of October, 1910, at the 
expiration of which time the said executors and executrix 
will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
among the persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts 
and claims only of which they shall then have had notice ; 
and the said executors and executrix shall not be liable, for 
the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 
whose debt or claim they shall not have had notice at the 
time of such distribution.—Dated this 15th day of August, 
1910. 
EMANUEL & PAYNE, ; 
Proctors for the Executors and Executrix, 
Tumut. 

452 7s. 6d. 


4610 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. [17 Ave. 1910 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Mary Lynch, late of Sydenham, Mandurama, 
in the State of New South Wales, widow, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 
other persons having any claims upon or being other- 
wise interested in the estate of the abovenamed deceased, 
(who died at Sydenham, Mandurama aforesaid, on the 
24th day of August, 1908), are hereby required to send in full 
particulars of their claims to the undersigned, the proctor for 
the exeeutors of the will of the said deceased, before the 
23rd day of September next, after which date the said 
executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard 
to the claims of which they shall then have notice; and the 
said executors shall not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim they shall 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution. —Dated 
this 10th day of August, 1910. 


JOHN McPHILLAMY, 
Proctor for the Executors, 
Exchange Buildings, Bathurst. 
428 7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of John Alfred Pleming, late of Grong Grong, in 
the State of New South Wales, storekeeper (and farmer), 
deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘ Wills, Probate and Administraticn Act, 
1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting the estate 
of the abovenamed deceased (who died on or about the 
llth day of July, 1996), and probate of whose will was 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its 
Probate Jurisdiction, on the the 3lst day of January, 
1910, to John Kennedy and John Francis Pleming, both of 
Grong Grong aforesaid, two of the executors named in the 
said will, are hereby required to send in particulars of their 
claims to the said executors or to the undersigned, the 
proctor for the said executors, on or before the 3lst day 
of October next, at the expiration of which time the said 
executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
to the debts and claims only of which they shall then have 


had notice; and the said executors will not be liable, for the. 

assets so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim. 
they shall not have had notice at the time of such distriba-,, 
tion.—Dated this 15th day of August, 1910. Mert B 


JAMES JOSEPH QUIRK, 


Proctor for the said Executors, 


Narrandera. 
By his Agents,—McDoneti & Morrirt, 
Mutual Life Association Buildings, 
George and Wynyard streets, Sydney. 
467 7s. 6d 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Mary.Jane Coneady, late of Pine-street, Sydney, 
in the State of New South Wales, widow, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act of 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 
other persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting the 
estate of Mary Jane Coneady, the abovenamed deceased, who 
aied at Pine-street, Sydney aforesaid, on or about the 
19th day of January, a.p. 1910, and probate of whose 
will was granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the i4th day of February, 
1910, to Alice Coneady and John Cranston, the executrix and 
executor in the said will named, are:hereby required to send 
in particulars of their claims to the undersigned on or before 
the 10th day of October next, at the expiration of which time 
the said executrix and executor will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased amongst the, persons entitled 
thereto, having regard to the debts and claims only of which the 
said executrix and executor shall then have had notice; and 
the said executrix and executor will not be liable, for the assets 
so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim they shall 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution. —Dated 
this 16th day of August, a.p. 1910. . 


W. ARCHIBALD A. MAZE, 
Proctor for the said Executrix and Executor, 
Martin Chambers, 
Moore-street, Sydne 


499 71, bay | 500 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Thomas McNamara, late of Grallian, near 


Merriwa, in the State of New South Wales, grazier, 
deceased, , 


PURSUANT to the “ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act of 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 
other persons having any claims upon or being otherwise in- 
terested in the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died 
at Grallian aforesaid on the Ilth day of October, 1838, are 
hereby required to send in full particulars of their claims’to 
the undersigned, the proctor for the executors of the will of 
the said deceased, before the 25th day of September, 1910, 
after which date the said executors will proceed to distribute 
the assets of the said deceased amongst the parties entitled 
thereto, having regard to the claims of which they shall then 
have notice; and the said executors shall not be liable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 
whose claim they shall not have had notice at the time of 
such distribution.—Dated this 26th day of July, 1910. 


WM. MARTIN, 
Proctor for Executors, 
Merriwa. 
468 7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Henry William Torrington Pincombe, late of 
St. Leonards, near Sydney, in the State of New South 
Wales, Methodist Minister, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 
other persons having any debt or claim upon or aifecting the 
estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 
15th day of June, 1910, probate of whose will was granted by 
the Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Probate Juris- 
diction, on the 25th day of July, 1910, to Torrington Hawke 
Pincombe and Sydney Passmore Pincombe, the executors 
named in the said will, are hereby required to send in particu- 
lars of their claims to the said executors, or to the under- 
signed, the proctors for the said executors, on or before the 
29th day of September next, at the expiration of which time the 
said executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
to the debts and claims only of which they shall then have 
had notice; and the said executors will not be liable, for 
the assets so distributed, to any person of whose debt or 
claim they shall not have had notice at the time of such 
distribution.— Dated this 17th day of August, 1910. 


ROBSON & COWLISHAW, 
Proctors for the said Executors, 
City Bank Chambers, 
164 Pitt-street, Sydney. 


498 7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Graham Smith, late of Cornucopia, near 
Narromine, in the State of New South Wales, grazier, 
deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘* Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 
other persons having any debt, claim or demand upon or 
affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on 
or about the 30th day of March last past, and probate of 
whose will was granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 7th day of July 
last past, to Samuel George Smith and Irwin Smith, two of 
the exéeutors in the said will named, are hereby required to 
send in particulars of their claims and demands to the said 
executors on or before the 30th day of September next, at 
the expiration of which time the said executors will proceed to 
distribute the assets of the said deceased among the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts, claims and 
demands only of which they shall then have had notice ; and 
the said executors will not be liable, for the assets so dis- 
tributed, to any person of whose debt, claim or demand they 
shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution.— 
Dated this 15th day of August, 1910. 


FREDERICK BROCKLEHURST SAMUELS, 


Proctor for the Executors, 


Narromine. 
By his Agent,—Witiiam Symons Gray, 
Solicitor, 
118 Pitt-street, Sydney, fet 
Fes 6d. J 


FR im, 


17 Ave, 1910] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 128. 


In the Supreme Court. (South Australia). 
In the estate of Henry Parker, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Trustee Act, 1893,” and to an Order of 
Sir John Hannah Gordon, one of the Judges of the Supreme 
Court of South Australia, made in the matter of the estate 
of Henry Parker, late of Temora, in the State of New South 
Wales, miner, deceased, the persons claiming to be next of 
kin of the said Henry Parker, deceased, whose supposed 
birthplace was Bromley, Kent, England, who left Birming- 
ham for South Australia in or about’ 1851, and who 
diéd intestate on the 4th day of June, 1908, are hereby 
required to come in and prove their claims at the Office of the 
Master of the said Supreme Court, Victoria-square, Adelaide, 
in the State of South Australia, or in default thereof they 
may be excluded from participation in the distribution of the 
estate of the said deceased: ‘The Ist day of February, 1911, 
at 11 o’clock in the forenoon at the said Office, is appointed 
for hearing and adjudicating upon the claims.— Dated the 
29th day of July, 1910. 
Mo & TT. POPE, 
Eagle Chambers, Adelaide, South Australia, 
Solicitors for the Public Trustee, the Administrator of the 
above estate. 
481 8s. 


In the intestate estate of William Roy, late of Rookwood 
Asylum, formerly of Manly, deceased. 


ALL persons having claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 27th day of August, 1910. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
i3th August, 1910. 
453 4s. 


In the intestate estate of John Monk, late of Dowling-street, 
Moore Park, Sydney, dec ased. 


ALL persons having claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 20th day cf Auguat, 1910. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
£ Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
13th August, 1910. 
454 4s, 


In the intestate estate of Henry Alexander Douglas, or Alex- 
ander Duuglas, late of 17 O’Connor-street, Chippendale, 
deceased. 3 


ALL persons having claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 27th day of August, 1910. 

T. W. GARRETT, 

Curator of the above Hstate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
13th August, 1910. 

455 As. 


In the intestate estate of Catherine Anderson, late of 17 
Little Mount street, Pyrmont, widow, deceased. 
ALL persons having claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, yerified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 27th day of August, 1910. 
TY. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 


Chancery-square, Sydney, 
18th August, 1910. 
456 As, 


| 463 


| Chancery-equare, Sydney, 


4611 


In the intestate estate of Arthur John Madden, late of Dorrigo, 
vind selector, deceased. 


ALL persons having claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 3rd day of September, 1910. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
13th Angust, 1910. 
459 4s, 


In the intestate estate of Rotert Walker, late of Hay, 
labourer, deceased, 


ALL persons having claims againat the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 3rd day of September, 1910. 
T. W. GARRETT, 

Curator of the above Estate. 

Chancery-square, Sydney, 
13th August, 1910. 

460 4s. 


Tn the intestate estate of Thomas Connole, late of Inverell, 
labourer, deceased. 


ALL persons having claime against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 3rd day of September, 1910. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Hstate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
13th August, 1910. 
461 4s. 


In the intestate estate of Frank Farquhar, late of ‘Talmoi, 
near Moree, labourer, deceased. 


ALL persons having claims againat the above estate sre 
requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 2nd day of September, 1910, © — 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 

Chaucery-aquare, Sydney, 5 

13th August, 1910. 
462 4s. 
GORE SPr eee Siete tS Site 2 a ee ee ee ee eee 
In the will and codicil and estate of William Mullins, late of 

Brisbane (Q.), formerly of Waraba, near Cab_olture (Q.), 

farmer, deceased. 


ALL persons having claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 26th day of August, 1910. 

T: W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, whe 


12th August, 1910. i 
: 8. 


In the intestate estate of John Isaac, late of Booral, 
gold-miner, deceased. 


| ALL persons having claims against the above estate are 
| requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
| undersigned, on or before the 2nd day of September, 1910. — 


T. W. GARRNTT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 


12th August, 1910. 
464 4s. 


In the intestate estate of Lillian Frohm, late of Keen-street, 
Lismore, laundry-woman, deceased. 


ALL persons having claims against the xbove estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 3rd day of September, 1910. 

T. W. GARRETT, | 

Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
13th August, 1910. 

457 4s, 


In the intestate estate of George Stephen Ellis, late of Balmain, 
labourer, deceased. 


ALL persons having claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undereigned, on or before the 27th day of August, 1930. 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
18th August, 1910; 


Lg 


In the intestate estate of Jack Day, late of Molesworth-street, 
Lismore, cook, deceaged. 
ALL persons having claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 2nd day of September, 1910. 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
12th August, 1910. 
465 : As. 


In the intestate estate of George Hen y John Brown, late of 
Armidale, cattle dealer, deceased. 


ALU persons having claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 2nd day of September, 1910. 
T. W. GARRETT, 
. Ourator of the above Hetate, 


Chancery-square, Sydney, 
12th August, 1910, 


468 + 


- 


4612 


In the intestate estate of George Rightmore, late of 
Gilgandra, deceased. 


ALL persons having claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 5th day of September, 1910. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydcey, 
15th August, 19:0. 
487 an 


In the intestate estate of John McEwen, late of Tamworth, 
labourer, Geceased. 


ALL persons haying claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 6th day of September, 1910 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
15th August, 1910. 
485 4s, 


Tn the intestate estate cf Ghulam Rassocl, late of 
Fast Orange, herbalist, deceaced. 


ALL persons having claims against the above eatate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 5th day of September, 1910. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydzey, 
1ith August, 1910. 
489 4s, 


In the intestate estate of Henry Tucker, late of South 
Broken Hill, mason and contractor, deceased. 


ALL persons having claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 12th day of September, 110. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
. 16th August, 1910. 
490 4s, 


In the intestate estate of William Rudd, late of Temora, 
labourer, deceased. : 


ALL persons having claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 5th day of September, 1910. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate, 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
15th August, 1910. 
491 4s, 


en! 


In the intestate estate of Enedor Gribben, late of Sydney, 
formerly of Cobar, miner, deceased. 


ALL persons having claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by cifidavit, to the 
undersigned, .on or before the 5th day of September, 19:0. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Curetor of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, ‘ 
15th August, 1910, 
492 4s. 


In the intestate estate of Francis Henry Caffyn, late of 
ylce, Adaminaby, mili manager, deceased. 


ALL persons having claims aguinst the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by aflidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 29th day of August, 1910, 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 

15th August, 1910, 


493 4s, 


In the intestate estate of Alfred Eastman, late of Aevaltire 


ny 
butcher, deceased. 


ALL persons having claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the tame, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 5th day of September, 1910. 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Eetate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
15th August, 1910. 


494, ce 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 


[17 Ave., 1910. 


In the intestate estate of Benjamin Woodhead, late of Three 
Mile, Young, miner, deceased. 


ALL persons having claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 5th day of September, 1910. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery square, Sydney, 
15th August, 1910. 


495 4s, 


In the intestate estate of John Richards, late of s.8. “ Manuka,” 
barber, deceased. 


ALL persons hayivg claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 29th day of Auguat, 1910. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
15th August, 1910. 
496 


4s, 


Tn the intestate estate of William Samuel] Stanway, late of 
Princes-street, Granville, deceased. 
ALL persons having claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 29th day of August, 1910. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate, 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
15th August, 1910. 
497 43. 


{Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptey Act, 1898. { 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,564) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Vivian Woolf Abrahams, of Cariten, Glebe-road, Glebe, 
dentist's assistant, 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on his 
own petition—Dated at Sydney, this Sth day of August, 1910. 


F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Aseignee—CHartes Farerax Watesrtoo Lioyp. 
507 3s. Ed, 


= SS —— 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptey Act, 1898. ] 
Tn the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,567) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re the estate of John James Burgess, deceased, late of 1614 
Hunter-street West, Newcastle, confectioner. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed estate, on the 
petition of the executrix, Maud Mary Burgess.—Dated at 
Sydney, this 9th day of August, 1910. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee-—WILLIAM HaBRINaTON PALMER. 


508 8s. 6d. 


[ Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,568) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Ernest Eyles, of 79 Military-road, Neu'ral Bay, 
carpenter. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on his own 
petition.— Dated at Sydney, this i0th day of August, 1910. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 

Official Assignee—WiIL11AM Harrinaion PaLMeEr. 
509 3s. Ed. 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptey Act, 1893.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,69) 
IN BANKRUPTCY, 
Re Donald McDonald, of Helensburgh, miner. 
NOLICH is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 


day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on his own 
petition.— Dated at Sydney, this 10th day of August, 1910. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
: Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
ee Assignee —WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER, : 
_ 8s, 6d. 


hie ae 


17 Ave, 1910.] 


—_. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZEYTE, No, 128. 


4613 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Walos. (18,573) 
IN BANERUPTCY. 
Re William Stewart King, of High-street, North Sydney, 
manufacturer, carried business on at 1854 George-stri et 
West, Sydney. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on his own 
petition.— Dated at Sydney, this 18th day of August, 1910, 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—WiLL1AM Harrineron Parez. 
51l 3s. Gd. 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1§93.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,578) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re George Barton, of Benyarru, Lirerpool-rcad, Enfield, 
painter, 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration O:der has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on his own 
petition— Dated at Sydney, this 15th day of August, 1910. 


F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—Wintram Hannineron PALMER. 
512 3s. 6d. 


[Notice under Section 1i of the Bankruptcy Act, 1893.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (14,588) 
IN BANKRUPTCY, 
Re Sylvester Dunn, of 258 and 262 Crown-street, Sydney, 
supper-rcom proprietor. 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of Joseph Dunn, of 124 Liverpool-street, Sydney.— 
Dated at Sydney, this 15th day of August, 1910, 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 

Official Assignee—CnariEs Farrrsx WatEeRioo Lioyp. 
518 3s. Ed. 


—- 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1893. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,559) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Alexander Murdoch, of Yerranderie. 


NOTIOE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 


day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 

petition of The Tonalli Silver and Lead Mining Company, 

Limited (No-Liability)—Dated at Sydney, this 15th day of 

August, 1910. 
: F, H. SALUSBURY, 

Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER. 

514 38. Ed. 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898:] 
In thé Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,560) 
: IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Lewis Joseph Anschau, of Parramatta, farmer. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of Annie Clissold and others, of Ashfield.—Dated at 
Sydney, this 15th day of August, 1910. 
; F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 

Official Assignee—CHARiEs Fainrax WATERLOO Lioyp. 

515 38. 6d. 


~ [Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,576) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


’ Re Sydney Bernard Reilly, of 89 Goodlett-street, Sydney, 
formerly of 368 Cleveland-street, Sydney, bill poster. 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 


day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on his own 
petition.— Dated at Syduey, this 15th day of August, 1910. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—WiLL14M Hargincton PALMER. 
[1125] 


No. 128, 17 Aveust, 1910 —10, 


. Free 


1 519 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


NOTICH is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 

in the following matter will be held at the Court, Citizens’ 

Chambers, Moore-strect, Sydney, on the 29th day of August, 

1910, at 10a.m., or as soon after as the course of business will 

permit. . To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his proof must be - 
lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptey, no$, later than the 

25th day of August, 1910:— 


Re James McDermott (No. 18,563), of Helensburgh, miner. 
F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—CuAries Farrrax WatTEeRLo0 Lior. 


{1126] Free 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Richard Goodman Gox Lee, of Mullumbimby, butchery 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors in 
the above matter will be held at the Ceurt-house, Mullumbimby, : 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 8th day 
of September, 1910, at 11 a.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Moore-street, Sydney, not later than the lst day of September, 
19102 


(18,526) 


¥. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignoee— Cuarizs Fatrrak WarErtoo Lroyn, 
516 €s. 


Ia the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,535) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 

Re Richard Reeves, of Coonamble, grazier. 
NOTIOE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
ia the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Mudgee, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 9th day 
of September, 1910, at 11 a.m., or as soon after as the course 
of bu-iness will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Moore-street, Sydney, not later than the 2nd day of September, 
131). 

F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee —WILLIAM HARRinGTon PALMER. 
517 63. 


——P 


Inthe Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 

NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matter will be held at the Court, Citizens’ 
Chambers, Moore-street, Sydney, on the 29:h day of August, 
1910, at 10 am., or as soon after as the course of business 
will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his proof 
must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, not late> 
than the 25th day of August, 1910 :— 

Re Vivian Woolf Abrahams (No. 18,564), of Carlton, Glebe- 

road, Glebe, Sydney, dentist’s assistant. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—CHARLES FarpFrax WATERLOO gee 
518 3. 
oo a eee 


In the Supreme Court of New Sonth Wales. (18,567) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re estate of John James Burgess, deceased, late of 1634 
Hunter-street West, Newcastle, confectioner. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the First Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the office of the Official 
Assignee, at 47 Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on the 2nd day of 
September, 1910, at 3 p.m. To entitle a ereditor to vote thereat 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
not later than the 30th day of August, 1910. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 


Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Asaignee—Witttam Harrington PALMER.’ Py 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 


[17 Ava., 1910. 


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In. the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTOY., 


» NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 


in the following mattee will be held at the Court, Citizens’ 
Chambers, Moore-street, Sydney, on the dist day of August, 
19i0, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the course of business 
will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his proof 
must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, not later 
than the 27th day of August, 1910 :— 


Re Ernest Eyles (No. 18,568), of 79 Military-road, Neutral 
Bay, carpenter. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—WILLIAM HaRRINGTON PALMER. 
52) 6s, 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Novick To CREDITORS. 


ACCOUNTS with plans of distribution ia the undermentioned 
estates, showing dividends as specificd, are now filed in the Office 
of the Registrar in Bankruptcy, Citizens’ Chambers, Moore- 
street, Sydney, for the inspection of persons interested; and 
notice is hereby given that such accounts and plans will be 
submitted to the Court for confirmation on Thursday, Ist 
September, 1910, at 11 a.m., if not previously objected to :— 


Henry James Perrett, of Kenda'l, storekeeper (No. 8,320), a 
fourth account and second plan of distribu'ion showing 
payment of a dividend of threepence in the £ on all 
proved concurrent claims and an equalising dividend of 
seven pence nine-sixteenths of a penny in the £ cn one 
claim lodged since the filing of the third account, 

Patrick Curley, of Crowdy Head, near Harrington (No. 13,477), 
aeecond account aud first plan of distribution showing 
payment of a dividend of thirteen shillings and ninc pence 
in the £ on all proved concurrent claims. 

Percy Gregory Board, of Hamiltoa, auctioneer (No. 14,011), an 
amended third account and second plan of distribution 
showing psyment of an equalising dividend of four pence 
two-fifths of a penny in the £on one claim lodged since 
the filing of the last account and a dividend of three 
shillings and one penny five-eighths cf a penny in the £ 
on all proved concurrent claims. = 

Thomas John Gilmore, of Tichborne, near Parkes, public 
school teacher (No. 16,718), a fourth account and third 
plan of distribution showiug payment of a d.vidend of 
two shillings and one penny one farthingin the £ on all 
proved concurrent claims. 

Michael Gorman, of Lockhart, grazier (No. 17,783), a second 
account and second plan of distribution showing payment 
of a dividend of fourteen shillings and sixpence in the £ 
on all proved concurrent claims. 

John Anderson, of Boggabri, baker (No. 18,482), a first account, 
and first plan of diztribution showing payment of a divi- 
dend of four shillings and eight pence three farthings in 
the £on all proved concurrent claims. 

Samuel Wykeham D’Elboux, of 86} Abe. crombie-street, Sydney, 
clerk (No. 18,443), a second account and first plan of dis- 
tribution showing payment of a dividend of three shillings 
in the £on all proved concurreat claims, 


Also, an account current only in the undermentioned ertate :— 


No. 16,103. Ada Mary Foley, of Australia-read, Goulburn, 
hoarding-house keeper. 


WILLIAM HARRINGION PALMER, 
Official Assignee. 
47 Elizabeth-street, Sydney, 
16th August, 1910. 
499 ; 14s. 


(Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. ] 


In the Supreme Court of New Soath Wales. 
IN BANKRUPICY.--. 


Re James Walter Thomas Gray, of Mayfield, near Newcastle, 
labourer; ex part» James Walter Thomas Gray, the bank- 
rupt, 

To the Official As:ignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that James Walter Thomas Gray intends to 
apply to the Court, on Wedueaday, the 7th day of 8 ptember 
now next, at 10 a.m, or so soon thereafter as the course of 
business will admit, that a certificate of discharge be granted 
to him, under and according to the provisions of the “ Bank- 
ruptey Act, 1898.’ Dated this 10th day of August, 1910. 


JOSEPH ALBERT GORRICK, 

Attorney for the Bankrupt, 

By his Ageit,— 34 Bolton-street, Newcastle. 
W. 1. Frynn, Solicitor, 

12 Castlereagh-street, Syducy. 


429 - 


és. 6d. | 


[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. } 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. — ('6,46 +} 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Margaret Mary Munday, formerly of. Artarmon, now of 
Eastwood, married woman. 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 
TAK NOTICE that Margaret Mary Munday intends to apply 
to the Court, QOitizens’ Chambers, Moore-street, Sydney, on 


Wednesday, the 7th day of September next, at 10 s.m., or as, 
soon afterwaids as the course of business will admit, that a 


_ Certificate of Discharge be granted to her, under and according 


to the provisions of the “ Bankruptcy Act, 1898.”—Dated this 
llth day of August, 1910. 


LEO WHITBY ROBINSON, 
Solicitor for the Bankrupt, 
14 Moore-street, Sydney. 
445 6s. 6d. | 


LOST, from Temora, the 2nd August, 191°,—Two draught 
horses :—One bay gelding, 4 years old, branded HBW near 
shoulder, blaze down face, hind foot white, short tail; other, 
bay gelding, 7 years old, branded ~{ H near shoulder, star 
and snip, hind foot white, wall eye on off side, short tail. 

P. F. GILLIES, 


Temora. 
3s. 


504 


Limpoundings. 


*.* Poundkeepers are r2minded that Advertisements of 
Impounded Stock are charged for at the rate of ONE SHILLING 
FOR BACH ANIMAL DESCRIBED ; and no such Advertisement will - 
be inserted in the Gazette unless accompanied by a remittance 
sufficient to cover the cost of insertion. 


AUBURN.—Impounded at Auburn, on the Ilth day of 
August, 19!0, from Alice-street, Aubura, by A. E. 
Williams, Impounding Officer ; sum due at date of notice, 
18s. 3d. :— 

Bay draught horse, blaze, shod, hind feet white, clipped chain 
high, like AG uear shoulder, aged, about 164 hands. 

If not released, will be scold at this Pound at noon on the 

Ist September, 1910, 

474—I13. 8S. McLEAN, Poundkeeper. 


BANGALOW.—Impounded at Bangalow, on the 4th day of 
August, 1910, from 1. Robinson’s farm, by C. Walkden: 
sum due at date of notice, 14s. each :— 

Chestnut gelding, R, off neck, broken knees, aged, 15 hands. 

Chestnut gelding, hind feet white, NG near shoulder, aged, 
144 har ds. ; 

If rot released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


25th August, 1910, 
418—2s. W. FAULKNER, Acting Poundkeeper. 


BEN LOMOND. Impounded at Ben Lomond, on the 12th 


day of August, 1910, from Ben Lomond Estate, by Mr. - 


W. Bair; sim due at date of notice, 103. 6d. :— 
Bay pony mare, C or G over H or K nearshoulder, like___ off 
sioulder, 4 years, 13$ hands. 
If net released, will be scld at this Pound at noon on the. 
t September, 1910. 
2—1s, J. POLLOCK, Poundkeeper. 


BULUS.—I mpounded at Bulli, on the 5th day of August, 1910, 
from Sherbrook, by James McPherson; sum due at date 
of notice, £2 Is. 9d. :— 

Ye low bull, like WW off rump, 7 years. 

Yellow bull, no brands visible, white patch on shoulder, 3 
years. 

Yellow heifer, like A off rump, 3 years. 

Yellow and white heifer, no brands visible, 3 years. 

Spotted black and white heifer, no brands visible, 24 years, 

Spotted black, brown, and white heifer, no brands visible, 24 
yeara, 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

25th August, 1910. 

43)—6s. J. RIXON, Poundkeeper. 


CASINO.—Impoundet at Casino, on the 30th day of July, 
1910, from Kutabil, by Me. W. L. Boyce; sum due at 
date of notice set after each animal : 

Red Devon steer, like | | @ off rump, like ~~ near rump, 
about 3 years; £1 5s. 82 = 2) 

Yellow bullock, like HG ovr _f[ near rump, like HG off 
rump, MG near loin, ukout 4 years; £1 3s. 83d. J 


Also, on same date, from Cocmeragee, by Mr. John Enright :— 


Steel-gray gelding, like LM over 4 off shoulder, no other 
brands visible, about 6 years, about 16 hands; £1 12s. 9d. 
If not released, will be so!d at this Pound at noon on the 


28th August, 1910. 
J. DRISCOLL, Poundkeeper, 


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451—2s. 


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COOMA.—Impuunded at Cooma, on the 26th day of July, 

_- 1910, from Coolringdon, by R. Uraig, Esq.; sum due at 
date of notice set after each lot : 

Three sheep, two ewe wether lamb, ¢.it or slash back, swallow 
front right ear, aged ; 12s. 6d. 

Eleven mixed sheep, various ear-mar!:s and brands; £1 6s. 9d. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
18th August, 1910. 


505—2s. W. WARNE, Poundkeeper. 


Se 


COOTAMUNDRA.—Impounded at Cootamundra. on the 12th 

~ day of August, 1910, from Village Reserve, Muttama, by 
My, W. Hanlon ; sum due at date of notice, 17s. 10d. :— 

Dark-bay or brown pony gelding, branded like ] (very faint), 
white spots on back, two shoes on, aged, 13} hands. 


_ If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
Ast September, 1910, 


475—I1s. W. LOFTUS, Poundkceper. 


DELEGATE.—Impounded at Delegate, on the 10th day of 
August, 1910, from enclosed land at Delegate, by Joseph 
Bartley :— 

Wether, full wool, like note in front registered ear, slash in 
front private ear, no brand. 

Wether, full wool, fork in top registered ear, two notches in 
front private ear. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
25th August, 1910. 


450—2s, J. COLLINS, Poundkeeper. 


HEXHAM.—Impounded at Hexham, on the 28rd day of 
July, 1910, from Merewether, by Council; sum due at 
date of notice, £1 10s. each :— 

Brindle bally heifer, like T off rump, young. 


. Also, by Lake Macquarie Shire Council :— 
Spotted steer, like Yr (blotched) near rump, young. 
Red heifer, A § off rump, bell on neck, young. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
18th August, 1910, 


476—3s. J. FENWICK, Poundkeeper. 


MOAMA.—Impounded at Moama, on the 11th day of August, 
1910, from Moama Common, by Trustees Moama Common ; 
sum due at date of notice set after each animal :— 

Yellow and white cow, like I near loin, T conjoined with 
another letter blotched off loin, piece out off ear, about 5 
years; 6s. 

Red and white heifer calf, progeny of above, about 4 months ; 
5s, 9d. 


Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
Ist September, 1910. 
E. FLOWER, Poundkeeper. 


PARKES.—Impounded at Parkes, on the 11th day of August, 
1910, from W. J. Kelly’s Farm, Billybong Creek, by A. 
Davies ; sum due at date of notice, 10s, 6d. :— 

Red cow, like +'7 near rump, about 4 years. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
Ist September, 1910, 


524—1s. W. MOULDEN, Poundkeeper. 


PEAK HILL.—Impounded at Peak Hill, on the 9th day of 
August, 1910, from the Temporary Common, by James 
Fortune, Ranger; sum due at date of notice set after each 
animal :— 

Jersey bullock, no brands visible, 3 years; 9s. 6d. 

Brindle cow (with young roan hei‘er calf at foot), no brands 
visible, like \V out off ear, 4 years; 10s. 6d. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon onthe 
Ast September, 1910. 


478 —8s. T. JACKSON, Poundkeeper, 


NYNGAN.—Impounded at Nyngan, on the 2lst day of July, 
1910, from off Nyngan Common, by {Common Ranger ; 
re-adrertised :— 

Yellow and white cow (with calf at foot) no brands visible, 
horns sawn off, back and front notch near ear. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
25th August, 1910. ; 
A77—ls. J. KEEGAN, Poundkeeper. 


SOUTH WAGGA WAGGA.—Impounded at South Wagga 
Wagga, on the 11th day of August, 1910, from Leemon 
Brothers’ paddock, by H. Leemon ; sum due at date of 
notice, 88. 3d. :— 

Bay draught gelding, fj near shoulder, collar-marked, ageds 
16 hands. 


If not released, will he sold at,this Pound at noon on the 


1st September, 1910, 
473—1s, ©, BAILEY, Poundkeeper, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128. 


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SOUTH GRAFTON.—Impounded at South Grafton, on the 
the 28th diy of July, 1910, from cecupation license, by 
Mr. H. Rowles, senior; sum due at date of notice set 
after each animal ;— 

Roan heifer, like fj over “y~/ near rump, 3 years; 15s, 


Red and white stag, white face, like AMSe« over A near 
rump, like &3=—© in one near ribs, near ear marked, 3 
years ; 18s. 

Red and white steer, like FC over C near rump, 2 years; 18a, 


Red and white steer, like TD over \7 near rump, 2 years; 
lis Eee San 
White heifer, like T § or T @ near rump, 3 years; 17s. 


Also, on the 29th July, 1910, from same place, by samo 
person :— 

Black bullock, white belly and flanks, like tj near rump, like O 
over B off rump, like “?7WS off ribs, ears marked, 4 
years; 19s. cA Be 

Red and white bullock, [ Q near rump, ESS off rump, ears 
marked, 4 years; 17g. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
Ist September, 1910. 


431—7s. J, WALL, Poundkeeper. 


TIMBREBONGIE.—Impounded at Timbrebongie, on the 8th 
day of August, 1910, from Collyburn, by E. H. Stevenson, 
Esq.; sum due at date of notice, 5s. 4d. each :— 

Red cow, like C O near rump, like D off rump, slash out off 
ear, aged. 

Red bally steer, no brands visible, swallow near ear, 12 months, 


Red and white heifer, no brands visible, 12 months. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
first Thureday fourteen days after this publication. 


427—8s. ' P. OLSEN, Poundkeeper. 


WARIALDA.—Impounded at Warialda, on the 10th day of 
August, 1610, from Redcroft, by G. Ryan; sum due 
at date of notice, 8s. each :— 

Red steer, like 4-4 near rump, top off near ear, about 2 years. 

Red steer, a little white, like Way over like U_ near rump, top 
cff near ear ,piece off back off ear, about 2 years. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

25th August, 1910. 

479—2s, 


O. DEVINE, Poundkeeper. 


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WOOLOMIN.—Impounded at Woolomin, by Mr. C. McRae, 
from Farm No. 211, P.R.C. Resumed Area :— 
Red and white bullock, like @ and two or three indistinct 
brands near rump, piece out top of ears. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
ist September, 1910. 


523-—1s, J. NEWMAN, Poundkeeper. 


NEW SOUTH WALES “GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.” 


The ‘‘GOVERNMENT GAZETTE” is now published on the 
WEDNESDAY in each week, and the issue of Supplements, unless 
Statutory or Hatraordinary, is prohibited. All NoticEs— 
Departmental or private—for insertion must be received by the 
Government Printer not later than TWELVE 0’CLOCK of the day 
preceding the day of publication. 


? Proors of Departmental Notices will be supplied, but must 
be returned not later than & p.m. on the Tuesday, and duly 
certified for issue by a responsible Officer ; otherwise such 
Notices will not be included in the next day’s Gazette, 


ALL PoUNDKEEPERS’ and private advertisements forwarded 
Jor publication in the ‘* Gazette” must be PAID FOR PRIOR TO 
INSERTION ; and all notices, from whatever source, should be 
legibly written on one side of the paper only. Signatures (in 
particular) and proper names must be written very plainly in 
the text. All documents illegibly written will be returned 
unpublished, 


ADVERTISEMENTS are charged for at the rate of 38. for eight 
lines or under (ten words to the line), and 8d. for every additional 
line above eight lines. 


Supsoriprions :—For the year, 808. ; by post, 358.; for the 
half-year, 17s, 6d.; by post, 208.; for the quarter, 12s. 6d.; 
by post, 14s., payable in advance. Single numbers, current 
year, 6d. each ; previous years, 1s., postage added. 

Subscriptions may commence from the first of any month ; 
but back numbers (for the then current quarter) are supplied 
to yearly subscribers only. 


ALL PAYMENTS must be made in advance, and may be remitted: 
by Money Orders, Postal Notes, or N.S.W. Duty Stamps. 
Postage Stamps will not be accepted. &, 

ALL COMMUNICATIONS should be addressed to *' The Governe 
ment Printer, Sydney.” Ra? ee 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 128, [17 Avs., 1910. 


CONTENTS. 
Proclamstions ves tes eee eee oan 
Local Government Act—Proclamations, &c. 
Appointments, &c. ... oa ose 256 aes 
Government Notices See ove eee vee 
Act of Parliament assented to ... as oe 
Notices under Real Property Act... eas ees 
Industrial Disputes Act—Awards under 
Applications invited for positions... ove ’ 
Registry of Friendly Societies—Csancellation 
tration ... es ies so eee 

Public Health—Appointments under... es 
Legally Qualified Medical Practitioners... vee 


Notice to Lay Service Pipes og os oe 
Court Notices te aes as SY awe oie 
Notices to Mariners, &c. .,. Nei a ie 


Tenders ws ore se son vee ose 
Applications for Water and Drainage, &c., Licenses 


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Licenses under Second-hand Dealers Act att . 4524 
Oyster Culture Leases... ss wee wes se 4526 
District Courts ot — a = re 4526 
tock Act—First Quarterly List of Horse and Cattie 
Brands for 1910 wee ee oor as vw. 4527 
Quarterly Licensing Courts wee pee ssp vee 4645 
Mines Department Notices ane avs one oe 4045 
Lands Department Notices wae wee ova ve 4549 
Forestry Netice ... > ey ane 4604 
Private Advertisements .., ses vos wes vo 4504 
Impoundings ws! tem ee) owe 4614 
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WEDNESDAY, 17 AUGUST. 


(1910. 


SPECIAL GAZETTE UNDER THE “PUBLIC SERVICE 
ACT, 1902.” 


APPOINTMENTS. 


DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE, 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


Ernest Lestis Maitianp, Esquire, Stipendiary Magis- 
trate, Parramatta, to be the Deputy of G. H. 
Smithers, Esquire, Stipendiary Magistrate, Syd- 
ney, during the absence of that Officer, on leave, 
—trom the 22nd August, 1910; also to act as a 
Member of the Metropolitan Licensing Court from 
the same date. 


Mr. Wiut1am James O’Hanton, Acting Crown Land 
Agent, Young, to act as Clerk of Petty Sessions 
at that place, during the absence of Mr. R. W. G 
Collins, on leave,—from the 4th August, 1910; also 
to act as District Registrar in Bankruptey at 
Young (to act only .at such times as the Police 
Magistrate is unable to perform the duty), as 
Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages for 
the District of Young at Young, and as Registrar 
of the Court of Review at Young, under the 
“Tand and Income Tax Assessment Act of 1895,”’ 
and Regulations thereunder,—from the same date. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. Georges J. JoHnsTone to be Clerk, Petty Sessions 
Office, Broken Hill, vice Kingsell, transferred,— 
from the 24th May, 1910. 


\ 


ArtHur Epwarp Apert Har, Esquire, Draftsman, 
Registrar-General’s Department, to be Examining 
Surveyor in that Department,—from the Ist 
August, 1910. 


Constable Cuavprus Davip Wernert to be Acting 
Clerk of Petty Sessions at Narooma,—from the 
date of commencing duty. 

First Class Constable Jamzs Dwywn to be Acting Clerk 
of Petty Sessions at Greta,—from the date of 


commencing duty. 
JOHN GARLAND. 


CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT, 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Pubic Service Board, has approved of 


Mr. A. B. Jamzs, Clerk, Government Asylums for the 
Infirm, being appointed as Clerk, Office of the 
Inspector-General of Police, vice Mr. A. R. Gul- 


lick, deceased. 
W. H. WOOD. 


DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. Ernest H. Pacs, Clerk of Petty Sessions, Mus- 
wellbrook, to be also Crown Land Agent for the 
Land District of Muswellbrook, vice Mr. M. H 
Cleeve, promoted,—such appointment to_ take 
effect from the 8th August, 1910 (MI. 1910-7,393). 


Ss. W. MOORE, 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 129. [17 Ave., 1910. 


COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the follow- 
ing appointments in the Department of Navigation, 
namely:— 


Mr. J. G. Ousson, Boatman, Port Macquarie, 25 
Launch-driver, Clarence River. : 

Mr. J. C. Bastian, Boatman, Clarence River, as Boat- 
man, Port Macquarie. ; 

Mr. J. E. Morris, Shipping! Inspector, Sydney, as 
Shipping Inspector and Surveyor. 

[E:Ms. 301 and 305] 


Invalidity and Accidents Pensions. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of 


Dr. Srannorpn Hastincs MacCuriocs being: appointed 
a Member of the Metropolitan Board for Inyalid- 
ity and Accidents Pensions, vice’ Mr. J. UL. 
Williams, resigned. 

[E.M. 303] 

T. WADDELL. 


[This notification is in substitution for the one which appeared on page 1 
of Special Gazette No. 108, of 6th July, 1910, on this subject. ] 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and on the recommendation of the 
Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve, in 
pursuance of the provisions of section 46 of the 
‘Public Service, Act, 1902,’ that the undermentioned 
persons be appointed, on probation for six months in 
each case, from the dates shown, as Engineers in the 
Dredge Service of this Department :— 


Rurrer, B., 17th May, 1910. 


Snapz, J., Ist June, 1910. 
Dunwoopig, J. J., 15th July, 1910. 


CHARLES A. LEE. 


FORESTRY DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, and in pursuance of the 
provisions of section 49 of the ‘‘Public Service Act, 
1902,” -has.been.-pleased to appoint 


Mr. Epwarp Harotp Futcurr Swain, Forestry Cadet, 
as Assistant Forester, Forestry Department,—to 
take effect from Ist January, 1910 (Forests 1910- 
9,631). 
JOHN PERRY. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 


HIS Bxcellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. Tuomas Samurn Lopean, Inspector, School Atten- 
dance Officer and Probation Officer, Neglected 
Children and Juvenile Offenders Act, State Child- 
ren Relief Branch, to be a Clerk in that Branch, 
—to take effect from the date of his entry on 


duty. 
J. A. HOGUE. 


CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENTS. | 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Ao has been pleased to ap- 
prove of the confirmation of the appointment of 


Mr. Micwarn James Quieiey as a Cadet Draftsman in 
» the Head Office of this Department,—the appoint- 
/-mént to take effect from the 16th August, 1909 
. (M1. 1910-7,399). 
1S S. W. MOORE. 


DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 

HIS Wxcellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 

the Public Seryie¢ Board, has been pleased to ap- 

prove of the appointment of 

Mr. Joan Epwarp-O’GRany as Nditor of the ‘‘Agri- 
cultyral Gazette,’ Department of Agriculture, 
being confirmed. 

) JOHN PERRY. 


PROMOTIONS. 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


AIs Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 


the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the promotion, under the provisions of No. 149 of 
the Regulations under the ‘‘Public Service Act, 1902,” 
of the following Officers,—to take effect in each case 
from a date to be specified by the Public Service 
Board :— 

Mr. Tsomas WixiiAm Irisu, Clerk, Local Land Board 

Office, Orange (M1 1910-7,385). 


fy, FReourick, James Maps, Clerk), Local Land 
Board Office, Tamworth (MI, 1910-7,888). 


Id 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the promotion, under the provisions of No. 149 of 
the Regulations under the ‘‘Public Service Act, 1902,”’ 
of the following Officers,—to take effect in each case 
from the ist July, 1910: 


Mr. Freperice Norman Waker, Clerk, Occupation 
Branch, Head Office (MI. 1910-7,390) ; 


Mr. Frerprrice| Josern Docker, Clerk, Account 
Branch, Head Office (M1. 1910-7,383) ; 

Mr. Harorp Pryor Barron, Clerk, Local Land Board 
Office, Wagga Wagga (Ml. 1910-7,389) ; 

Mr. Horacz. Enpwarp Fiten, Clerk, Miscellaneous 


Lease Branch, Head Office (M1. 1910-7,391) ; 


. Heprzy Hiren Guzsr, Clerk, Local Land Board 
Office, Orange (M1. 1910-7,387) ; and 


1910-7,386). 
S. W. MOORE. » 


FORESTRY DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency thé Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the pro- 
motion of 


Mr. Tromas Hrasirt Wiisutre, District Forester, 


Grafton, Forestry Department,—to take effect 
from Ist January, 1910 (Forests 1910-9,632), 


JOHN PERRY. 


TRANSFERS. 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Hixecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the transfer of . uel 
Mr. Fraperick Joun Metprum, Draftsman, Local 
Land Board Office, Wagga Wagga, to a similar 
position in the Local Land Board Office, Grafton, 
~to take effect from the 8th June, 1910 (MI. 1910- 
7,396). ~ ae 
Mr. 
Land Board Office, 
in the Local Land Board Office, Wagga Wagga,— 
ease efiect: from the 8th June, 1910 (MI. 1910+ 
S. W, MOORE. 


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James Kirxwoop Kannepy, Draftsman, Local 
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CANCELLATION OF EXCHANGE OF POSITIONS. 
COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the can- 
cellation of the authority given for the exchange of 
positions between 


Mr. S. M. Deveav, Boatman, Nambueca Pilot Station, 
and Mr. J. Smirn, Seaman, Pilot Steamer, 
“Captain Cook,’’? Department of Navigation. 


[E.M. 299] 
T, WADDELL. 


RETIREMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 

the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 

that 

Mrs. Mabel Moyes (née Goodwin), Teacher, Public 
School, Wingello, be retired from the Public Ser- 


vice, without gratuity,—to take effect as from the 
6th November, 1907. 


THE retirement from the Public Service of 


Mrs. M. O’Kelly, Mistress, Infants’ Department, 
Public School, Nicholson-street, on the 5th Sep- 
tember, 1910, in terms of section 66 of the ‘‘Public 
Service Act, 1902,” is hereby notified. 


J. A. HOGUE. 


Public Service Board, 
4, O’Connell-street, Sydney, 
16th August, 1910. 


INCREMENTS TO SALARIES OF PUBLIC SERVANTS. 


i is hereby notified that, in accordance with the gula- 

tions made under the provisions of the *fPu-lyw S vi - 
Act, 1902,” the Public Service Board have determined, 
subject to the necessary provision being made therefor by 
Parliament, that the undermentioned Officers shall receive 
the salaries set opposite their respective names, from the 
date specified in each case, being the increased salaries to 
which such Officers are entitled under the terms of the said 
Regulations. 


E. H. WILSHIRE, ; Members of the 


G. A, McKAY, Public Service Board. 


C. J. SAUNDERS, 


Name. | Salary. 


CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 
Orricr oF THE Master In LUNACY. 


Clerical Division. 


aS Ry, 


Goggin Misa Hy. isi sesse\ sen ss | 90 O—From 2Dec., 1909 


DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


Professional Division. 


Stoney. Ca Mah ee ate’, 125 O0—From 1 March, 1910 


Public Service Board, 
4, O’Connell-street, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1910. 


WE, the Public Service Board, appointed under the provisions of the ‘‘ Public Service Act, 1902,” hereby notify the 
amendment in grading shown hereunder. Any increases in salaries involved are subject to the provision of the necessary 


funds by Parliament. 


Members of the 


G. A. McKAY, Public Service Board. 


E. H. WILSHIRE, 
C. J. SAUNDERS, f 


Name of Officer. | Classification of Work. Salary. ee 
THE TREASURY. 
SrorEs Supply DEPARTMENT. 
Fallon, W. J. ssssceviereee] Head Cutter, State Clothing Factory ..........:000+ Hp Saas it _ 325 | General. 
ranging £350. 
6 to be 
Fallon, W.J. ....... Naue rtp henges Manager, State Clothing Factory .........sessssesssseersertenereeeens #325 General. 


ranging £350. 


* In lieu of notification published in Government Gazette, No. 125, of the 10th August, 1910. 


SYDNEY: 


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No. 130] SATURDAY, 20 AUGUST. [1910. 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sourn Wass, } ‘By His Excellency The Right Honourable Frepsric Jonn Napier, Baron 
oe CuEtmsrorD, Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
L.8. 
SS Michael and Saint George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its 
CHELMSFORD, 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia. 


We by an Act passed in the second year of the Reign of His late Majesty King Edward the 

Seventh, being “ An Act to Consolidate the Acts relating to the Constitution,” it is amongst other 
things enacted that the Governor of New South Wales may prorogue the Legislative Council and Assembly 
thereof from time to time: And whereas it is expedient to prorogue the said Council and Assembly: Now, 
therefore, I, Frepsric Joun Napier, Baron CuetmsrorpD, the Governor aforesaid, in pursuance of the 
power and authority so vested in me, do hereby prorogue the said Legislative Council and Assembly until 
Tuesday, the twentieth day of September next, and the same stand so prorogued accordingly. 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this twentieth day of August, in the year of our Lord 
one thousand nine hundred and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
C. A. LHE. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


SYDNEY: 
Printed.and Published by Witt1am Appiecate GuLLick, Government Printer and Publisher of the State of 
New South Wales, at Phillip-street, 20th August, 1910. 


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No. 131.] 


WEDNESDAY, 24 AUGUST. 


[1910. 


PROCLAMATION 
New Souru. WALES, ) By His Excelleney The Right Honour- 
to wit, able Frepreric JoHN NaApisr, Baron 


CuELtmsrorp, Knight Commander of 
(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
W.P. Cortex, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
By Deyrutation from the State of New South Wales and its 
fst sno ie ahe Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia, 
yy by the “Justices Act, 1902,” it is amongst 
other things provided that the Governor may, by 
Proclamation, establish additional Courts of Petty Sessions, and 
appoint the places at and the District for which such Courts 
shall be held, and in like manner abolish any such Courts, 
whether now existing or hereafter established : And whereas 
it is expedient to establish an additional Court of Petty Sessions 
at Woodburn, within the Richmond River Police District: 
Now, therefore, I, Fruperic Joun Napier, BARon CHELMS- 
FOED, the Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, do, by this my Proclamation, establish a Court of Petty 
Sessions at Woodburn, within the ‘District aforesaid, from the 
29th August, 1910, and Lappoint Woodburn to be the place at 
which such Court shall be held ; and I also appoint and define 
the limits of the said Court to be as follow, that is to say, that 
the Court of Petty Sessions hereby established at Woodburn 
shall have and exercise civil and criminal jurisdiction within 
the Richmond River Police District—the boundaries of which 
were duly published in the Government Gazette of the 27th 
July, 1910. 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this fifteenth 
day of August, in the year of our Lord one thous nd 
nine hundred and ten, and in the first year of His 
Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN GARLAND. 


[1185] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


PROCLAMATION 
Naw Sourn Wauus, | By His Excellency The Right Honour. 
to wit. able FrepERIC JoHN NAPIER, BARON 
CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 
(u.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 


Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 

Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia. 


|e pursuance of the power and authority vested in that 

behalf by the “Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 1898,” in the 
Governor of New South Wales, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, I, Feupzric Joun Napizr, Baron CHELMSFORD, the 
Governor aforesaid, do, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, hereby appoint the following days and dates to be 
observed as Public Holidays in the localities mentioned here- 
under, namely :— 


Bogan Gate, Forbes, Parkes and Trundle Districts—Thursday, 
1st September, 1910. 

Culeairn Shire—Friday, 2nd September, 1910. 

“A” Riding of Narraburra Shire— Wednesday, 7th September, 


LOLG: 

Albury District, Germanton Shire—Thursday, 8th September, 
1910. 

Albury District, Coreen Shire—Wednesday, 14th September, 
SHG) 


Cessnock Shire, Singleton Electorate, West Maitland Munici- 

pality --Thursday, 15th September, 1910. 

Albury District—Friday, 16th September, 1910. 
Albury, Cowra, Lockhart and Temora Districts—W ednesday, 

21st September, 1910. 

Crookwell District—Friday, 7th October, 1910. 

Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this twenty- 
third day of August, in the year of our Lord one 
thousand nine hundred and ten, and in the first year 
of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 


W. H. WOOD, 
[1247] GOD SAVE THE KING! ° 


4624 
PROCLAMATION 
New Soutu Wats, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit. able FrepERic JOHN Napier, Baron 


CuELMsrorD, Knight Commander of 
(1.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
W. P. Cutten, Michacl and Saint George, Governor of 


By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 


a apenas ye Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia, 


HEREAS under the provisions of section 4 of the ‘ arly 
Closing (Amendment) Act, 1900,” it is provided that the 
Governor may, by Proclamation, constitute any area not now 
declared a Country Shopping District to be a Country Shopping 
District, and shall in such Proclamation define the boundaries 
thereof: Now, therefore, I, Fgeprgic Joun Napier, Bazon 
OHELMSFORD, the Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the 
Hxecutive Council, do, by this my Proclamation, constitute the 
QUAMBONE Urban Area, being an urban area which has been 
constituted and whose boundaries have been defined under the 
Local Government Act, 1908, to be a Country Shopping District 
as from the first day of September, in the year of our Lord one 
thougand nine hundred and ten, and do declare the closing tine 
for all shops (except those mentioned in Schedule One to the 
“ Karly Closing Act, 1899”), situate within the Country Shop- 
ping District hereinbefore described, to be, on and aiter the 
said day,—— 
». One o'clock ; 


On Wednesday ... nce snc 
On Saturday ase Sor ee ... Ten o’cleck ; 
and 
On Monday, ®uesday, Thursday, and 
Friday © =,., AF oe .. Siz o'clock, 


or, in the case of Hairdressers’ Shops, half-past seven o’clock, 
after the hour of noon each day. 

Given under my Hand and Seal of the State, this sixteenth 
day of August, in the year of our Lord one thousand 
nine hundred and ten, and in the first year of His 
Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
J. A. HOGUE. 


[1133] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND UNDER 
THE “PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1900.” 


PROCLAMATION 
New Sovrn Watzs, Hed His Excellency The Right Honour: 
to wit. able Freperic Joun Napier, Baron 


; CuxLsrorD, Knight Commander of 
{L.8-) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
W.P. Cortzen,  Michacl and Saint George, Governor of 
By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 
His Hacellency the aes 
dg Pirccie 3 Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 

' Australia. 


ey cert by an Act of the Parliament of the then 
Colony of New South Wales, No. 36, 1900, intituled 
the “* Wellongong Water Supply Works Act, 1900,” a certain 
public work, namely, Water Supply Works for the Borough 
of Wollongong ” (such works to provide for extension to Port 
Kembla on the south and tewards Bulli on the north), and 
more particularly deseribed in the Schedule thereto, was 
thereby sanctioned, and the Seeretary for Publis Works, or 
the member of the Executiye Council for the time being 
performing the duties of the said Secretary, wag thereby 
authorised to undertake and carry out the said work subject 
to the provisions of the said Act: And whereas certain lands 
have from time to time beon duly appropriated and resumed 
for and in connection with the said work: And whereas the 
lands described in the Schedule hereto are also required for 
the construction of Service Reservoirs for Mount Keira, 
Balgownie, Corrimal, Bulli and Wonona, for and in connection 
with the public work authorised to be carried out under 
the said Act, No. 36, 1900: Now, therefore, I, The Right 
Honcurable Frepeuio Joun Navizr, Baron Curimsrorp, 
the Governor aforesaid, with the adyice of the Executive 
Council, in pursuance of the provisions of the ™ Public 
Works Act, 1900,” do herehy direct that the lands des- 
cribed in the Schedule hereto, which are in my opinion 
required for the said authorised work, shali be acquired 
and taken under Division 1 of Part V of the “Public 
Works Sob 1900,” : And I do declare by this notification, 
to be published’ in the Goyernment Gazette, and in one 
ov more newspapers published or circulated in the Police 
District wherein the said lands are situated, that the Crown 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 


[24 Ava., 1910, 


Land comprised within the descriptions set forth in the 
Schedule hereto has been appropriated, and the private pro- 
perty within such descriptions has been resumed, for the 
public purpose aforesaid, to the intent that upon the publica- 
tion of this notification in the Gazette, the said lands described 
in the said Schedule hereto shall forthwith be vested in the 
Minister for Public Works as Constructing Authority on 
behalf of His Majesty for the purposes of the said “ Public 
Works Act, 1900,” for an estate in fee-simple in possession, 
freed and digcharged from all trusts, obligations, estates, 
interests, contracts, charges, rates, rights-of-way, or other ease- 
ments whatsoever; and to the intent that the legal estate 
therein, together with all powers incident thereto or conferred 
by the said last-mentioned Act, shall be vested in such Con- 
structing Authority as a Trustee; and I declare that the 
following is the Schedule of lands hereinbefore referred 
0 == 

te: ScHEDULE. 

All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish of 
Wollongong, county of Camden, State of New South Wales, 
containing 1 rood 423 perches or thereabouts, being part of 
lots 86 and 37 of a subdivision, portion 7, and comprised in 
Certificate of Title, volume 1,330, folio 111: Commencing at 
a point hearing 348 degrees 29 minutes 6 chains 80,4 links 
from the eouth-western corner of zaid lob 86; and bounded 
thence on the north-east by a line bearing 248 degrees 43 
minutes 2 chains 0244, links; bounded thence on the north- 
weet by a line bearing 258 degrees 43 minutes 1 chain 514 
links; bounded thence on the south-west bya line bearing 
168 degrees 43 minutes 8954, links to a road, and ‘by that road 
bearing 1389 degrees 35 minutes 2 chains 32,8, links; and 
bounded thence on the south-east by a line bearing 78 degrees 
43 minutes 38 2, links, to the point of commencement,—be the 
said seyeral dimensions a little more or less, and said to be in 
the possession of E. Vickery and Sons (Limited), 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish of 
Wonona, county of Camden, State «f New South Wales, and 
coutaining 3654, perches or thereabouts, being part of lot 28 
of a subdivision of portion 21, standing in the name of Amos 
Lane, and comprised in deed register Book 400, No. 938: Com- 
mencing ata point bearing 231 degrees 11 minutes 7 chains 
65,5, links from the north-east corner of said Amos Lane’s 
land, being part cf said lot. 28 comprised in deed register Book 
400, No. 938 ; and bounded thence on the north-west by a line 
bearing 250 degrees 10 minutes 1 chain 514 links; thence on 
the south-west by a line bearing 160 degrecs'10 minutes 1 chain 
51} links; thence on the south-east by a line bearing 70 degrees 
10 minutes 1 chain 513 links ; and therce on the north-east by 
a line bearing 340 degrees 10 minutes 1 chain 514 links, to the 
point of commencement,—be the said several dimensions a 
little more or less, and said to be in the possession of Amos 
Lane. 

All thst piece or parcel of land situate in the parish of 
Wonena, county of Camden, State of New South Wales, con- 
taining 364 perches cr thereabouts, heing part of portion 89 
comprised in Certificate of Title, volume 1,821, folio 185: Com- 
mencing at a point bearing 63.degrees 23 minutes 11 chains 
&0 §, links from a couth-western corner of the land comprised in 
the said certificate of title, being the south-western corner of 
eaid portion 89; and bounded thence on the south-west by a line 
bearing 203 desrees 55 minutes 1 chain 513 links; thence en 
the north-west by a line bearing 83 degrees 55 minutes 1 chain 
513 links ; thence on the north-east by a line bearing 128 degrees 
55 minutes L chain 514 links; and thence on the south-east by 
a line bearing 213 degrees 55 minutes 1 chain 514 links, to the 
poiat of commencement,—be the saitl several dimensions a 
little more or less, and said to be in the possession of executors 
of late Francis Peter McCabe. 

All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish of 
Wowena, county of famdea, State of New South Wales, and 
con!aining 8645 perches or thereaboute, being part of portion 78 
comprised in deed register Book 751, No. 977; Commencing at 
a point bearing 283 degrees 12 minutes 14 seconds and distant 
17 chains 15 4, links from south-east corner of portion 78 afore- 
said, coraprised in deed register Book 761, No. 277 ; and bounded 
thence on the north-east by a line bearing 292 degrees 31 
minutes 1 chain 514 links; on the north-west by a line bearing 
202 degrees 31 minutes | chain 513% links; on the south-wess 
by a line bearing 112 degrees 31 minutes 1 ehaian 513 links; 
and thence on the south-east by a line bearing 22 degrees 31 
minutes 1 chaia 514 links, to point of commencement,—be 
the said several dimensions a little more or less, 2ud said to be 
in the possession of the trustees of late Henry Isler. ‘ 

In witness whereof I have hereunto seb. my Hand, and 
caused the Public Seal of the Siste to be hereto affixed, 
at Sydney, this eighteenth day of August, in the year 
of our Lovd one thousand nine hundred and ten, and 
in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


. By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE 


(7833 ] GOD SAVE THE KING 


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4625 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND UNDER 
; THE “PUBLIC WORKS AOT, 1900,” 


PROCLAMATION 
New Sourn at His Excellency The 
to wil, 


Right Honour- 


able Frepentc JouxN Naprer, Baron 
CHELMSFORD, 


the Most Disting 


Commander of 
suished Order of Saint 
W.P. Curt, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 


By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 
His Hacellency the 
Goverior. 


Kaicht 


(L.8.) 


Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia. 


«es a erm a certain public work, that is to say, the con- 
¥ struction of the Mudgee to Duncdoo, via Canadian Lead, 
Railway, Part 2, in the said State, has been duly sanctioned and 
partly carried out under the “ Mudgee to Dunedoo, via anadisn 
Lead, Railway Act, 1906,” and the Secretary for Public Works or 
the member of the Executive Council for the time being per- 
forming the duties of the said 8ccretary, wos t ereby authorised 
to undertake and carry out the said work subj ct to the pro- 
visions of the said Act, and for that purpose -hould be, and should 
have the powers and duties of a Constructing Authority within 
the meaning of the “ Public Works Act, 1956”: And whereas 
15 is necessary and advisable to acquire ‘he lends described 
in the Schedule hereto for, and in connection with the seid 
work: Now, therefore, I, frapzeic douw Narizn, Daron 
CuztmsrorD, the Governor of the ssid State aforesaid, with 
the advice of the Hxeeutive Council, Lave directed that the 
gaid linds shall be acquired for the purposes aforesaid under 
the provisions contained in Division 1 of Part V of the “ Public 
Works Act, 1900,” and do by this notification, to be published 
in the Gcvernment Gazette, and in one or more newspapers 
published or circulated in the Police District wherein the said 
lands are sitnated, declare that the Crown Land comprised 
within the descriptions set forth in the Schedule hereto has 
been appropriated, and the private property within such 
descriptions has been resumed, for the public purpose aforesaid, 
to the intent that upon the publication of this notification in 
the Gazette, the said lands described in the said Schedule 
hereto shall forthwith be vested in the Minister for Public 
Works as Constructing Authority as a corporation sole, and 
his successors, on behalf of His Mujesty, for the purposes of 
the said “ Public Works Act, 1600,” furan estate in fee-simple 
in possession, freed and discharged from all trusts, obligations, 
estates, interests, contracts, charges, rates, rights-of-way, or 
other cieements whatsoever; and to the irtent that the legal 
s:tate therein, together with all powers incident thereto or 
conferred by the said lact-mentiore1 Act, shall be vested in the 
said Constructing Authority as a Trustee: And I declare that 
the following is the Schedule of the lands hereinbefore 
referred to :— 


SCHEDULE. 


“All that piece or parcel of land situate ia the parish of 
Tullayang, county of Bligh, and State of New South Wales, 
being part of an area of Crown Land : Commencing at a point 
on the southern boundsry of a road 2 chains wide, bearing 259 
degrees £7 minutes, and distant 13 chains 212 hnks from the 
south-eastern corner of portion No. 65 of the abovementioned 
parish; and bounded thence on the north by part of the afore- 
said rogd boundsry bearing 258 degrees 38 minutes 1 chain 
66-8 links to a north-eastera boundary of the Mudgee to 
Dunedoo railway; thence on the south-west by pact of that 
boundary, being lines as follow :—152 degrees 4 minutes 30 
seconds, €0;%, links; 245 links ef the are of a circle of 62 
chains 50 links radius, the centve.of which lies south-west of a 
chord bearing 168 degrees 12 minutes 2 chains 45 links to the 
north-castern boundary of a road 1 chain wide; thence agsin 
ou the south-west by part of that road boundary bearing 110 
degrees 52 minutes 30 seconds 2 chaios 4375 links; thence on 
the south-east by a line bearing 53 degrees 54 minutes 20 
seconds 1 chain 89, links; thence on the north-east by lines 
as follow:—2 chains 942, links of the are of a circle of 3 
ehaius 63 links radius, the centre of which lies north-east of a 
chord bearing 297 degrees 55 minutes 40 seconds 2 chains &675 
links ; 821 degrees 9 minutes 20 seconds 1 chain 7375 links to 
the point of commencement,—be the said several dimensions 
all a little more cr less, containing an area of 3 roods 80 
perches or thereabouts, and nambered 2604 on plan. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish of 
Tallawang, county of Bligh, and State of New South Wales, 
being part of portion No,.64: Corumencing at a point on the 
southern boundary of yortion No. 68 aforesaid, forming aleo the 
northern boundary of a road 2 chains wide, bearing 268 degrees 
88 minutes and distant 14 chains 592, links from the south- 
eastern corner of aforesaid portion No. 65; and bounded thence 
on the south by part of the aforesaid southern boundary of 
portion No, 65, bearing 268 degrees 38 minutes 3 chaifs 945 
links toa north-eastern boundary of the Mudgee to Duredoo 
railway ; thence on the south-west by part of that boundary 


bearing 332 degrees 4 minutes 80 seconds 10 chains 36 ¥% links ; 
thence on the north-west by a line bearing 19 degrees 47 
minutes 20 seconds 57-8, links; thence on the north-east by a 
line bearing 141 degrecs § minutes 20 seconds 12 chains 367% 
links, to the poirt of commencement —be the said several 
d mensions all a little more or less, containing an arca of 1 acre 
8 soods ox thereabouts, numbered 262A on plan, and said to be 
in the possession of Charles Lincoln. 

Tn witness wherecf I have hereunto set my Hand, and 
caused the Public Seal of the State to be hereto 
sffixed, ab Sydney, this eighteenth day of August, in 
the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and 
ten, a: din the firat year cf His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


«COUNTRY TOWNS WATER AND SEWERAGE ACTS, 
1880-105.” 


KATOOMBA WATER SUPPLY—ADDITIONAL 
WORKS. 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sourit Wares, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 


to wil. able Freprxrc Jomn Narrer, Baron 
Cuetusvorp, Knight Commander of 
(t.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 


TV. P. Guttex, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
a) 


By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 
ries Hercollenciahe late 
are pee ci wid Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 

eta ie 
Australia. 


W/ HEREAS the Minister for Public Works for the time 
being in and for the said State has reported to me the 
completicn ‘of Additional Works in connecti n with the Works 
of Wator Supply for the Town of Katoomba, viz. :—The supply, 
laying, and jointing of 123% chains of 4” and 3” cast-iron pipes 
in Olympian-parade, Murray-street, Railway-parade, Grose- 
atrect, Merriwa-street, Bathurst-road, Orient-street, Craigend- 
street, snd Station-street : Now, I, Freprric Jonn NApizRr, 
Bavon CHELMSFORD, as such Gorernor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council of the said State, in pursuance of the power 
in this behalf given to or vested in me, do hereby notify that the 
said Additioral Works constructed under the direction of the 
Blinister for Public Works for the time being, in accordance 
with the provisions of the “Country Towns Water and Sewer- 
age Acts, 1880-1905,” have been completed. 
Given under my Hand- and the Seal cf the said State, at 
Srdsey, this eighteenth day of August, in the year of 
our Lord one thousand nine hendred and ten, and in 
the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE. 


(550] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


* COUNTRY TOWNS WATER AND SEWERAGEH 
‘AOTS, 1880-1905.” 


Nowra WATER SuPPLY.—ADDITIONAL WORKS. 


PROCLAMATION 

By His Excellency The Right Honour- 

able Frepexio Joux Narien, Baroy 

CueLusrorp, Knight Commander of 

the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
W. P. Cotten, Michacl and Saint George, Ggyernor of 

By Deputation from the State of New South Wales an its 


ne ee ae Dependencies, in the Coamonwealth of | 


New Souti WALES, 
to wit. 


(L.8.) 


Australia. 
€F7 HEREAS the Minister for Public Works for the time 
| being in and for the said State has reported to me the 
completion of Additional Works in ecnnection with the Works 
of Water Supply for the Town of Nowra, viz. :—The construc 
tion cf a storage dam 29 feet Ligh over Bangaloe Creek, 
having a capecity of about 9,000,000 gallops, and 343 chains 
of 8” cast-iron service pipes ¢ pnecting the storage reservorr to 
the existing supply main: Now, J, FrepErre Joun Napier, 
Baron CHELMSFORD, as such Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council of the said State, in pursuance of the power 
inthis behsif given to or vested in me, do heveby notify that 


y 


4626 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 


[24 Ava., 1910. 


the said Additional Works, constructed under the direction of 
the Minister for Public Works for the time being in accordance 
with the provisions of the “Country Towns Water and 
Sewerage Acts, 1880-1905,” have been completed. 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the said State, st 
Sydney, this eighteenth day of August, in the year 
of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, 
and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE. 


(552) GOD SAVE THE KING! 


“OOUNTRY TOWNS WATER AND SEWERAGE 
ACTS, 1880-1905.”? 


PROCLAMATION 
New Souru Wats, ) By His Excellency The Right Honcur- 
Jable Frepertc Jonny Napier, Baron 


to wit. 
CHELMSroRD, Knight Commander of 
(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 


W. P. Cutten, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 
His Hacellency the Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Governor. ; 
Australia. 


HEREAS the Minister for Public Works for the 
said State has reported to me the final com- 
pletion of the Works of Water Supply for the town 
of Mittagong, described in the Schedule hereto: Now, 
therefore, I, Freperio Jonn Narirr, Baron CHEtms- 
FORD, as such Governor of the said State, with the 
advice of the Executive Council of the said State, in 
pursuance of the power in this behalf given to or 
vested in me, do hereby notify that the said Works 
of Water supply, constructed by the Governor, under 
the direction of the Minister for Public Works for the 
time being, in accordance with the provisions of the 
“Country Towns Water and Sewerage Acts, 1880- 
1905,’’? have been finally completed. 


SCHEDULE. 


The construction of a concrete storage dam on the 
Nattai (or Baker’s) Creek, holding about 7,000,000 
gallons, and constructed to a height of 24 feet above 
the bed of the creek; pumping-station, including 
engine-house, comprising pump-well, boiler, pumps, 
and usual appurtenances; rising main 6-inch cast- 
iron pipes, 3,060 feet in length; service reservoir con- 
structed of reinforced concrete, 50 feet in diameter, 
26 feet 5 inches deep, of about 314,000 gallons 
capacity, service and reticulation mains, 6% miles in 
length, of €-inch, 4-inch, and 38-inch cast-iron pipes, 
with usual valves, hydrants, and necessary castings. 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the said 
State, at Sydney, this eighteenth day \of 
August, in the year of our Lord one thousand 
nine hundred and ten, and in the first year 
of His Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE, 


[468] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


PROCLAMATION 
New Sourn WatEs, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 


to wit. able Freprrtc JoHN Napirr, Baron 
CuEL_Msrorp, Knight Commander of 
(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 


W. P. Cutten, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 
His Excellency the oat dps 
Governor: Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
\ HEREAS the land mentioned in the Schedule 
hereto was, by notification published in the 
Government Gazette of 25th May, 1910, No. 84, ac- 
quired for the purposes of a Service Reservoir at 
Rutherford, in connection with the Hunter River Dis- 
trict. Water Supply: Now, I, Freprric Jonn Napier, 
Baron Cue~Msrorp,-the Governor of the said State 


as aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Coun- 
cil, in pursuance of the provisions of the ‘‘Hunter 


Australia, 


District Water and Sewerage Acts, 1892-1906,” do 
hereby notify that the said land shall be and is hereby 
transferred to and vested in the Hunter District 
Water Supply and Sewerage Board for the purposes 
of the said Acts :— 


ScHEDULE. 


All that piece or parcel of land situated at Ruther- 
ford, in the parish of Gosforth, county of Northum- 
berland, shire of Cessnock, and State of New South 
Wales, containing by admeasurement 2 acres 2 roods, 
or thereabouts: Commencing at a point in the south- 
western side of the main north road from Singleton 
to Maitland, bearing north 57 degrees 4 minutes 38 
seconds west and distant 2,004 3% links from the inter- 
section of the south-eastern side of the said main road 
from Singleton to Maitland with the western side of 
Verge-street,—as shown on deposited plan No. 2,160 
at the Registrar-General’s Office, Sydney ; and bounded 
thence by the south-western side of the aforesaid 
road, being a fenced line bearing north 80 degrees 
40 minutes west 1003, links; thence by a line bear- 
ing south 55 degrees 45 minutes west 5063 links; 
thence by a line bearing north 34 degrees 15 minutes 
west 400 links; thence by a line bearing south 55 
degrees 45 minutes west 400 links; thence by a line 
bearing south 34 degrees 15 minutes east 500 links; 
thence by a line bearing north 55 degrees 45 minutes 
east 900 links, to the point of commencement,—being 
part of 2,560 acres, portion 30 (on parish map), 
granted to G. S. Rutherford, and said to be in the 


‘possession of Samuel Clift. 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the said 
State, at Sydney, this eighteenth day of 
August, in the year of our Lord one thousand 
nine hundred and ten, and in the first year 
of His Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE. 


[467] GOD SAVE THE KING! 
[781] Department of Public Works, — 


Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


I IS Hxeellency the Governor, with the advice of 
-& the Executive Couneil, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the ‘‘ Local Government Act, 1906,’ and 
the Acts amending the same, hereby notifies that appli- 
cation under section 110 of the said ‘‘Local Govern- 
ment Act, 1906,’ as so amended, has been received 
from the Council of the undermentioned Shire to 
aequire the right to exercise the powers specified in 
the Schedule hereto, under the name of the said Shire 
respectively. ) 

Any numbor of ratepayers not less than fifty (or, if 
there be less than 300 ratepayers on the roll, not less 
than one-sixth of the ratepayers) may petition the 
Governor, within sixty days after the date of this 
notification, to direct that a poll of ratepayers of the 
Area be taken on the question whether all or any of 
the powers applied for shall be conferred ‘on the 
Couneil. Any such petition should be sent under 
cover to the Minister for Public Works, and must 
comply with the provisions of Ordinanes No. 21 under 
the said Local Government Acts. 


CHARLES A. LEE, 


Minister. 


SCHEDULE. . 


APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
LIVERPOOL PLAINS SHIRE 


(1910-47-195-265) 


The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may he acquired, and the power for 
which the Council have made application as prescribed 
in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder :— 


Nature or ADDITIONAL POWER APPLIED FOR. 
Paragraph. { 


xin. The regulation of the erection of build- 
ings as to height, design, structure, 
materials, building line, sanitation, 
the proportion of any lot which may be 
oscupied by the building or buildings 
to be erected thereon; and the sub- 
division of land for building purposes 
so as to secure due ways of access to 
the rear as well as to the front of 
buildings erected, or to be erected, 


thereon. 


24 Ava, 1910.] 


PROCLAMATION 
New Sourm WALES, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit. Nae FREDERIC JOHN Napier, Baron 
CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 


(1.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 


W.P. Cutten, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
By eee” for the State of New South Wales and its 
a oo en : Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 


HEREAS applications, in accordance with the 

‘Local Government Act, 1906,’ and Acts amend- 
ing the same, and with the Ordinances thereunder, 
have been made by the Councils of the undermentioned 
Municipalities and Shire to acquire the right to exer- 
cise the powers set out-in the Schedule hereto, and such 
applications have, as prescribed by the said Acts and 
Ordinances, been duly notified: And whereas the 
period of sixty days prescribed for the receipt of 
petitions asking that a poll of the ratepayers of the 
respective Areas be taken as to whether the powers 
applied for shall be conferred on the respective Councils 
has expired, and no such petitions have been received : 
Now, therefore, I, Freprric Jonn Naprer, Baron 
Cure_Msrorp, the Governor aforesaid, with the advice 
of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the provi- 
sions of the said ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,’’ as so 
amended, do, by this my Proclamation, hereby order 
that the powers set out in the Schedule hereunder be 
conforred, and do hereby confer such powers on the 
Councils of the said Municipalities and Shire re- 
spectively. 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, 
this eighteenth day of August, in the year of 
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, 
and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 


CHARLES A. LEE. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


SCHEDULE. 


POWER CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE GRENFELL MUNICIPALITY 
(1910-210-64-230). 


The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power which 
is conferred, are set out hereunder :— 

- Paragraph. Function. 


xum1. The regulation of the erection of buildings 
as to height, design, structure, mate- 
rials, building line, sanitation, the pro- 
ortion of any lot which may be occupied 
fe the building or buildings to be 
erected thereon; and the subdivision of 
land for building purposes so as to 
secure due ways of access to the rear as 
well as to the front of buildings erected, 
or to be erected, thereon. 


POWER CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE LISMORE MUNICIPALITY 
(1910-238-124-341). 

The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power which 
is conferred, are set out hereunder :— 


Paragraph, Function. 


xxxu. The establishment, maintenance, or subsi- 
dising of public bands or orchestras. 


POWER CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
TERANIA SHIRE 
(1910-3-224-449), 
The paragraph of section 107, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power which 
is conferred, are set out hereunder :— 


Paragraph. Function, 


v. The care and management of parks and 
recreation grounds, public reserves, 
and commons, the care of which is not 
by or uxder any statute vested in other 
bodies or persons. [783] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131, 4627 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sovrn WAtzs, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 

to wit. a FRepERIC JoHN Napizr, Baron 

CuELMsFoRD, Knight Commander of 

(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 

Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 

Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia, 


Freperio Joun Napier, Baron CnetmsrorD, the 
9 Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive 
Council of the said State, in purauavce of the power and 
authority vested in me by the “ Local Government Act, 1906,” 
and Acts amending the same, do hereby amend, as directed 
hereunder, Ordinances Nos. 14 and 16, applying to Muni- 
cipalities proclaimed in the Government Gazette of the 14th 
May, 1908, folios 2694-8 and 2699, respectively. 


Clause 3) of ORDINANCE No. 14 is omitted, and the 
fullowing is inserted in lieu thereof :— 

Adjustment of rolls of eleetors after alteration or adjustment of 
boundarier. 

89. (1) When the result of an alteration or adjustment of 
the boundaries of any Municipality is to add ratable land 
thereto from another area, the names of electors enrolled in 
such other area in respect of such land shall be added to the 
roll; provided that, if the Municipality to which the addition 
is made is divided into wards, such names shall be added to the 
rolls of such ward as the Council directs, pending the read- 
justment of the wards rendered necessary by the addition of 
such land. 

(2) When the boundaries of any ward are adjusted or 
altered in any way, the rolls of electors then in force for such 
ward shall not be invalidated ; provided that— 

(a) before any general election of aldermen or any poll of 
electors intervening between any alteration or adjust- 
ment of ward boundaries on the one hand, and the 
final revision by the Revision Court of any list of 
clectors for the next succeeding triennial period on 
the other hand, the names on the roll shall be re- 
arranged in accordance with such altered or adjusted 
boundaries ; 

(5) if an alteration or adjustment of ward boundaries be 
made after the preparation of the triennial lists of 
electors and before the holding of the triennial general 
eleclion, the names on such lists, or on the rolls of 
electors as the case may be, shall be forthwith 
rearranged in accordance with such altered or ad- 
justed boundaries, 

(3) In every case where a roll is amended under these 
provisions the Clerk shall initial or sign each amendment, and 
shall add to such roll and sign a certificate of such amendment. 
Where copies of the amended soll are made they shall bear a 
copy of such certificate, but each amendment need not be 
initialied or signed. Every roll so amended shall be deemed 
to be the roll of electors for the ward or municipality to which 
it refers. 


After Clause 3 of ORDINANCE No. 16 a new clause is 
inserted a3 follows :-— 
Adjustment of rolls after alteration radjcstment of boundaries. 
84. When the boundaries of any ward are altered or 
adjusted by the severance therefrom or the addition thereto of 
ratable land, the names on such rolls shall be rearranged in 
accordance with such altered or acjosted boundaries. 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, this 
twenty-third day of August, ia the year of our Lord 
one thousand nine hundred and ten, and in the first 
year of His Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE, 


(766] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


PROCLAMATION 


Nzw Sourn WALgs,) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 

to wit. eae FREDERIO JOHN NAPIER, BARON 

Curtmsrorp, Knight Commander. of 

- (L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 

Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 

Governor, Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia. 


Freperio Joun Navrizr, Baron Cuetmsrorp, the 
Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive 


Council of the said State, in pursuance of the power and 


° 


authority vested in me by the “ Local Government Act, 1906,” 
and Aéts athenditig the same, do hereby amend, as directed 
hereunder, Ordinances Nos 14 and 16, applying t> Shires, 
proclaimed in the Government Gazette of Lith May, 1903, 
folios 2627-31, and 2631-2, respectively. 

Clause 33 of ORDINANCE No, 14 is omitted, and the 
following is inserted in leu thereof :— 

Aaj tistitient of rolls of eléctors after altéralion or adjustment of 

fd inacennet brite boundaries. 

33. (i) When the result of an alteration or adjustment of 
the boundaries of any Shire is to add ratable land thereto from 
another are., the names of electors enrolled in such other area 
in respect of such land shall be added to the roll; provided 
that such names shall be added to the roils of such riding as 
the Council directs, pending the readjustment of the ridings 
rendered necessary by the addition of such land. 

(2) When the boundaries of any riding are adjusted or 
altered in any way, the rolls of electors then in force for euch 
riding shali not be invalidated ; provided that— 


(2) before any general election of Councillor:, or any peil 
of electors intervening between any alteration or 
adjustment of riding boundaries on the ons hand, and 
the final revision by the Revision Court of any li-t of 
electors for the next succeeding triennial period, on the 
other hand, the names on the roll shall be rearranged 
in accordance with such altered or adjusted boun- 
daries ; 

(4) if an alteration or adjustment of riding boundaries ve 
made after the preparation of the triennial lists of 
electors and before the h iding of the triennial gencral 
el: ction, the names on such lists, or on the rolls of 
electors, as the case may be; shall be forthwith re- 
arranged in accordance with such altcred or adjusted 
boundaries. 


: (8) In any case where a roll is amended under these 
provisions the Olerk shall initial or sign each amendment, and 
shall add to such roll and sign a certificate of such amendment. 
Where copies of the amended rol! are made they shall bear a 
copy of. such certificate, but each amendment necd not be 
initialled or signed. Every roll eo amended shall be deemed 
to bé the roll of electors for the riding to which it refers. 


After Clause 3 of ORDINANCE No. 16 a new clause is 


inserted as follows :— : 
Adjustment of rolls after alteration or adjustment of boundaries. 
8A. When the boundaries of any riding are altered or 
adjusted, by the severance therefrom or the addition thereto of 
ratable land, the names on such rolls shall be rearranged in 
accordance with such altered or adju:ted boundaries. 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, this 
twenty-third day of August, in the year of our Lord 
one thousand nme hundred and ten, and in the first 
year of His Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency's Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE. 


{767 ] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


NOTICE CF PROPOSAL TO ALTER THE DIVI- 
SION INTO RIDINGS OF THE BELLINGEN 
SHIRE BY INCREASING THE NUMBER OF 
RIDINGS FROM THREE TO SIX. 


N pursuance of the provisions of the ‘‘Local Govern- 
& ment Act, 1906,” and the Acts amending the same: 
Notice is hereby given that it is proposed to alter the 
division into Ridings of the Bellingen Shire, so that 
the number of Ridings shall be increased from three, 
as at present, to six; with boundaries as in the Sche- 
dule hereto. 

The effect of the proposed change, if carried out, 
will be to divide the present Riding ‘‘A’’ into two 
Ridings, to be named ‘‘A”’ and ‘‘B” Ridings respec- 
tively, with the Never Never or North Creek and the 
North Arm of the Bellingen River as the dividing 
boundary between such Ridings ; to divide the present 
Riding “B” into two Ridings, to be named’ “‘C’’ and 

D’’ Ridings respectively, with a line from Point 
Lookout to the ocean, partly along the south boun- 
daries of the parishes of Oakes, Belmore, Gladstone, 
and Newry, county of Raleigh, as the dividing boun- 
dary between such ridings; and to divide Riding: ‘‘C” 
into tivo Ridings, to be named “FR”? and “F” Ridings 
respectively, with the west and north boundaries of the 
parish of Ingalbar, county of Raleigh, Baker’s Creek 
and Taylor’s Arm as the dividing boundary between 
such Ridings. 

The Council or fifty electors of the Shire may, within 
oné month after the date of this notice, make written 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. [24 Avé., 1916. 


representations to the Minister on the question as to 
whether the division into Ridings of the said Bellingen 
Shire shall be altered as proposed. 
[1910-13-317-34] 
CHARLES A. LER, 
Minister. 
Departmont of Public Works, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910: 


ScHEDULE. 
Riding ‘‘A.”’ 

Commiencing on the eastern boundary of the Shire 
at the mouth of the Bellingen River; and. bounde 
thonce by the north arm of thet river and by Never 
Never or North Creek upwards to the most wostorly 
boundary of the parish of Timboon, county of Raleigh; 
by the western poundary of that parish northerly to 
the northern boundary of the Shire; and by the north- 
ern and eastern. boundaries of the Shirs generally 
easterly and southerly, to the point of commencement. 

Riding ‘B.”’ 

Commencing at the intersection of the north and 
sotith atms of the Bellingen River; and bounded 
thence by the south arm of that river upwards to the 
south-western corner of portion 377, parish of South 
Bellingen, county of Raleigh; by the western boun- 
dary of that parish northerly to the road leading from 
Raleigh and Bellingen to the Grafton and Armidale 
road, via Tyringham; by that road generally westerly 
to the Shire boundary ; by north-western and northern 
boundaries of the Shire generally north-easterly to the 
north-western corner of the parish of Timboon; by the 
western boundary of that parish southerly to Never 
Never or North Creck; and by that creek and the 
north arm of the Bellingen River downwards, to the 
point of commencement. 

Riding ‘‘C.”’ 

Commencing on the eastern boundary of the Shire, 
at the mouth of the Bellingen River; and bounded 
thence by the south arm of that fiver upwards to the 
south-western corner of ‘portion 377, parish of South 
Bellingen, county of Raleigh; by the western boun- 
dary of that parish northerly to the road leading from 
Raleigh and Bellingen to the Grafton and Armidale 
road, via Tyringham; by that road. generally westerly 
to the Shire boundary; by northern and western 
boundaries of the Shire westerly and southerly to the 
south-west corner of forest reserve 34,090, notified 8th 
March, 1902; at Point Lookout, in the parish of 
Waverley; by a line south-easterly to the south-west 
corner of the parish of Gakes; by the south boundary 
of that parish easterly to its south-east corner; by a 
line north-easterly to the most southerly south-west 
corner of the parish of Belmore; by the south boun- 
dary of that parish, the southern boundary of the 
parish of Gladstone, and part of the south boundary 
of the parish of Newry easterly to the south-west 
corner of portion 28 in the last-named parish; by the 
western and northern boundaries of that portion and 
the northern and eastern boundaries of portion 103 
northerly, easterly, and southerly to the south boun- 
: : : ; 
dary of the parish of Newry aforesaid; by that boun- 
dary and a line easterly to the eastern boundary of the 
Shire on the South Pacific Ocean; and by that boun- 
dary northerly, to the point of commencement. 

Riding ‘“‘D.” 

Commencing on the western boundary- of the Shire, 
at the south-west corner of forest reserve 34,090, noti- 
fied 8th March, 1902, at Point Lookout, in the parish 
of Waverley, county of Raleigh; and bounded thence 
by a line south-easterly to the south-west corner of the 
parish of Oakes; by the south boundary of that parish 
easterly to its south-east corner; by a line north-east- 
erly to the most southerly south-west corner of the 
parish of Belmore; by the south boundary of that 
parish, the southern boundary of the parish of Glad- 
stone, and part of the south boundary of the parish of 
Newry easterly to the south-west corner of portion 28, 
in the last-named parish; by the western and northern 
boundaries of that portion and the northern and east- 
ern boundaries of portion 103 northerly, easterly, and 
southerly to the south boundary of the parish of 
Newry aforesaid; by that boundary and a line east- 
erly to the eastern boundary of the Shire on the South 
Pacific Ocean ; by that boundary of the Shire southerly 
to the mouth of Nambucca River; by that river, the 
Bowra River, South Creek, and Buckra Bendinni 
Creek upwards to the northern. boundary of the parish 
of Herborn, at a tree marked broad-arrow over F over 


96; by that boundary westerly to the Shire boundary; — 
and by the south-western boundary: of the Shire gene- — 


rally north-westerly, to the point of commencement. 


; 


eee a ee 


| iebeaicll 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 


94 Ava, 1910.] 


Riding ‘‘H.”’ 

Commencing on the south-western boundary of the 
Shire, at the north-west corner of the parish of Her- 
born, county of Raleigh; and bounded thence by the 
northern boundary of that parish to Buckra Bendinni 
Creek at a tree marked broad-arrow over F over 96; by 
that creek, South Creek, and Bowra River downwards 
to Taylor’s Arm; by Taylor’s Arm and Baker’s Creek 
upwards to the northern boundary of the parish of In- 
galba; by that boundary and part of the western boun- 
dary of that parish westerly and southerly to the 
south-western boundary of the Shire; and by that 
boundary north-westerly, to the point of commence- 


ment. ; 
Riding ‘‘I.” 

Commencing on the eastern boundary of the Shire, 
at the mouth of Nambucca River ; and bounded thence 
by that river, Taylor’s Arm, and Baker’s Creek up- 
wards to the northern boundary of the parish of In- 
galba, county of Raleigh; by that boundary and part 
of the western boundary of that parish westerly and 
southerly to the Shire boundary ; and by western, south 
ern, south-eastern, and eastern boundaries of the Shire 
generally south-easterly, north-easterly, and northerly, 
to the point of commencement, [ 1048} 


£1221] 


Department of Public Works, 

Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 
FEXHE Councils of the undermentioned Municipality 
and Shires having’; in terms of section 112 of the 
“Tocal Government Act, 1906,’’ subject to the approval 
of the Governor, declared the plants named in the 
Schedule hereto under the names of the said Muni- 
cipality and Shires, to be noxious within their areas, 
His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, in pursuance of the provisions of 
the said ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,’’ and the Acts 
amending the same, has approved of the action of the 
Councils. of the said Municipality and Shires in de- 
claring, subject to such approval, such plants to be 
noxious within their areas. : 

CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister. 


SopEpuULe. 
GRAFTON MUNICIPALITY 
(1910-207-162-224). 


Alternanthera. Achryantha, 
‘Khaki. Weed.” 


BOREE SHIRE 
(1910-88-273-56). 


-Carthamus lanatus, commonly known as 
Thistle.”’ 


commonly known as 


‘Saffron 


Centaurea calcitrapa, commonly known ds ‘‘Star 
Thistle.” ) F 

Xanthium spinosum, commonly known as ‘Bathurst 
Burr.” 


Datura stramonium, commonly known as ‘‘Castor Oil 
Plant?’ or ‘‘Thorn spile.. ; oer 
Rosa rubiginosa, commonly known as ‘‘Sweet Briar. 
WOLLONDILLY SHIRE 
(1910-122-234-520). 


Centaurea melitensis, commonly known as ‘‘Chinese 
Burr.” 


“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906”; “LOCAL 
GOVERNMENT (LOANS) ACT, 1907”; “LOCAL 
GOVERNMENT (AMENDING) ACT, 1908.” 


Norice or PROPOSAL TO ABOLISH THE WARD Divisions 
or THE MUNICIPALITY of RANDWICK. 


N purstiatice of the provisions of the “Local Govern- 
ment-Act, 1906,’? and the Acts amending the 
same: Notice is hereby given that a petition has been 
received from certain electors of the Municipality of 
Randwick, asking that the division of the Munici- 
pality into Wards be abolished. ek Shee 
The Council or fifty electors of the Municipality 
may within one month after the date of this notice, 
make written representations: to the Minister on the 
question as to whether. the division into Wards of the 
said Municipality of Randwick shall be abolished, as 
sroposed ; and within the said, period of one month one 
fitndred or more of the electors of the Municipality 
may, by petition, request the Governor to remit to a 
poll .of electors of the Municipality the question 
whether such division shall be abolished. 
Ordinance No. 19, requires (1) that such petition 
shall be accompanied by the statutory declaration of 
one or more electors that the signatures to the 


petition are the genuine signatures of the persons |} 


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whose signatures they purport to be; (2) that such 
petition and declaration shall be forwarded to the 
Clerk, who shall compare the signatures thereto with 
the roll of electors, and shall certify whether such 
petition purports to bear the signatures of one hun- 
dred or more of the enrolled electors of the Munici- 
pality ; and (3) that the Clerk shall, within seven days 
after he receives such petition, forward it to the 
Minister, with the statutory declaration and his cer- 


tificate as aforesaid: 
[1910-285-110-525 ] 


CHARLES A. LEE, 


; Minister. 
Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. £1095] 


(In lieu of notice published in Government Gazette, No. 128, of 17th 
August, 1910.) 


f1245] Department of the Attorney-General 

and of Justice, 

Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 

EVIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the Executive Council, has, in accordance with 
the recommendation submitted by the. Industrial 
Court constituted under the ‘‘Industrial Disputes Act 
1908,’’ and with the provisions of that Act as amende 
by the ‘‘Industrial Disputes (Amendment) Act, 1908,’’ 
been pleased to appaing Mr. Witi1am Grorer Parr- 
RnipGE, of Burrundah, Burwood-road, Enfield, to be 
a Member of the Stonecutters (Stonemasons) Board, 
in the place of Mr. John Howie, resigned. 


C. G. WADE. 


[1246] Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 


Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


H*® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has, in accordance with 
the recommendation submitted by the Industrial 
Court constituted under the ‘‘Industrial Disputes Act, 
1908,’ and with the provisions of that Act as amended 
by the ‘‘Industrial Disputes (Amendment) Act, 1908,” 
been pleased to appoint Mr. Apert Epwarp 
BoroucHs, of 622 Bourke-street, Sydney, to be a 
Member of the Plumbers and Gasfitters (Cumberland) 
Board, in the place of Mr. Harry Wall, resigned. 


C. G. WADE. 


APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Execu- 
tive Council, has been pleased to appoint 
WALTER Jonzs Parson, Usquire, J.P., to be Deputy Licensing 
Magistrate of the Licensing Court for the Licensing Dis- 


trict of Walgett, for a further period not excecding two 
mouths,—from the 25th August, 1910. : 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Hxecutive Council, has been pleased to appoint the 

undermentioned members of the Police Force to exer- 

cise, within the Licensing Districts preceding their 
respective names, the authority conferred by section 

19, subsection 1, of the ‘‘Liquor (Amendment) Act, 

1905,’’—-from the dates specified, viz. :— 

Temora—Constable Henry ALBXANDER Grorer MoHac- 
HERN, stationed at Ardlethan—from the 4th 
August, 1910. 

Cooma—¥irst Class Constable Henry Orr Moras, 
stationed at Berridale,—from the 12th August, 
1910. 

Temora—¥irst Class Constable Witti1am: Henny 
Wanker, stationed at Morangarell,—trom the 6th 
August, 1910. 

Moree—F¥irst Class Constable Pumtie Monr, stationed 
at Bulyeroi—from the lst August, 1910. 


JOHN GARLAND, 


CHIEF SECRETARY'S DEPARTMENT. — eis Sa 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


Frapeerck Arpeat Cogunin, Fsqtite, Chief Clerk, Chief 
Sexretary’s Department, to be Acting Under Secretary. 
Chief Secretrry’s Department, and also to be Acting Chief 
Electoral Ofiver, during the’ absence, on lerve, of J. M. 
Gibson, Eequire,—such app intments to take effect from 
the 23rd instant. 

Mr. HonAcs ArexANDER Suite, F.S.S., to act as Govern- 
ment Statistician and Registrar of Friendly Societies and 
Trade Unions, during the absence, on leave, of Mr. J. B 
Trivett. 


cd 


4630 


NEW SOUTH: WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 


[24 Ave., 1910. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Execu- 
tive Council, has been pleased, in pursuance of the provisions 
of section 8 of the “ Fisheries Act, 1902,” to appoint 


Senior-constable Joun MoBanovy, of Balranald, as an Aesistant 
Inspector of Fisheries for the State of New South Wales, 
vice Sergeant Oole, transferred. 

W. H. WOOD. 


—— 


COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Inspector-General of Police, has approved of the 
undermentioned Police Officers being appointed as 

Inspectors under the Tobacco Act (47 Victoria No. 

12)," viz. :— 

Constable Ernest DuMAN OswaLD, stationed at Terry 
Hie Hie, as from 2Uth August, 1910, vice Senior- 
Constable John Moran, deceased. 

Constable Greorgr Huan Prpen, stationed at Mul- 
laley, as from 10th August, 1910, vice First Class 
Constable James, transferred. 

[E.M. 313] 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint the 
undermentioned additional Assessor to assist the 
Court of Marine Inquiry, under the ‘‘Navigation 
Act, 1901,” viz.:— 
MERCANTILE MARINE MASTERS. 
Crass 1. 
Sub-class (b), Steamships. 
JoHnN MacKounzin. 


[E.M. 312] T. WADDELL. 


TRANSFER. 
COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 

HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 

the Acting Superintendent of Navigation, has ap- 

proved of 

Mr. R. Mann, Pilot, Newcastle, being transferred to 
a similar position in Sydney. 

[E.M. 295] 

T. WADDELL. 


Department of Labour and Industry, 
48 Young-street, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


“SHHARERS’ ACCOMMODATION AOT.” 


H*® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint the 
undermentioned Police Officers to be Inspectors to carry out 
the provisions of the Shearers’ Accommodation Act, in the 
Districts specified in connection with their respective names. 


J. A. HOGUE. 


Sergeant George Thomas Augustus Moroney ; Station, Moree ; 
Police District, Moree. 

Sergeant James Hamilton Robinson ; Station, Barraba ; Police 
District, Bingara, 

Sergeant David Menary; Station, Wee Waa; Police District, 
Narrabri. 

Senior Constable Edward Paton; Station, Milithorpe; Police 
District, Orange. : 

First Claes Constable Hmlyn John James; Station, Baradine ; 
Police District, Coonabarabran. 

Constable Albert Robert Small; Station, Hargraves; Police 
District, Mudgee. 

Constable Krnest Duman Oswald; Station, Terry Hie Hie; 
Police District, Moree. 

Constable George Hugh Peden; Station, Mullaley; Police 
District, Gunnedah. 


[1225] 


[1187] 


Department of Agriculture, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 

“PASTURES PROTEOTION ACT, 1902.” 
le Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, has been pleased, in accordance with 
the provisions of section 14 of the abovenamed Act, to approve 
of the appointment of 
Mr. Watter Norman ReES 


a3 Inspector of Stock for the Pastures Protection District of 
Inverell, yice Mr. D. G. Dunnett, deceased. 


Also of the appointment of 
Mr. Hercutzes Ropinson Wuitr 


as Inspector of Stock for the Pastures Protection District of 
Wentworth, vice Mr. D. A. Morgan, deceased,—both appoint- 
ments to take effect from 1st August, 1910, 
[1910-5,616-5,617-373 Stock] 


JOHN PHRRY. 


[1250] Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 


Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


“PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1902.” 
df is hereby notified, for public information, that the 
undermentioned gentlemen have been appointed Acting 
Inspectors under Regulation No. 704 of the abovenamed Act, 
for the sole purpose of issuing permits for sheep to travel 
from the Pastures Protection District named, viz. :— 


Youna. 


First Class Constable Wm. Henry Walker, Morangarell. 
William T. Lewis, Edgefern, near Young. 
(1910-5,528 321 Stock] 


JOHN PERRY. 


[1273] Department of the Aitorney-General 
and of Justice, 


Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, has, in pursuance of the provisions 
of section 6 of the “Industrial Disputes Act, 1908,” and in 
accordance with a resolution passed by the Legislative Council 
and Legislative Assembly of New South Wales, been pleased 
to approve of Schedule one of that Act as amended by sub- 
section two of section ten of the “ Industrial Disputes (Amend- 
ment) Act, 1908,” being further amended— 


(a) by the addition thereto in their appropriate places of the 


following Boards :-— 
Boarél. Industries and employees in industries. 
Druggists 8 ... Employees in wholesale drug fac- 


tories and stores, other than 
office assistants, storemen and 
packers, and lift attendants. 

... Minersand other persons employed 
in and about iron-mines. 


Meat-packing, canning, Persons employed in such works, 
and preserving works. 


Iron-mines ..,. 


Mineral oil extraction Persons employed in the industries ° 


of treating shale for the extrac- 
tion of kerosene oil, benzine, 
naphtha, or any other of the 
products of shale. 


Municipal and 


shire Employees of municipal and shire 
gouncils, - 


councils and employees of con- 
tractora with municipal and 
shire councils, not being em- 
ployees otherwise included in 
this Schedule. 


.. Quarrymen and scabblers em- 
ployed on, in, or about quarries, 
and quarry-gutterers. 


Quarries ‘faa 


Warehouses ... ..» Persons ewployed in such houses 
other than in a clerical capacity, 
exclusive of watchmen, care- 


takers, and cleaners. 


Watchmen, caretakers, Watchmen, 


caretakers, and 
and cleaners. 


cleaners employed in or in 
connection with any place of 
business. 


(6) by making the following amendments in the second column 
thereof :— 


(1) Furoiture trade, after the words “makers of mat- 


tresses (other than wire)” add “and makers of 
blinds.” 


(2) Tron trades, after “and iron trades’ add “including 
workers on gas meters and gas-meter makers.” 

(3) Printing, alter “ bookbinders” 
machine cutters.” 

(4) Unskilled labourers, after “ platelayers”’ add “and 
labourers employed in connection with the erection, 
repair, or maintenance of lifts, or in and about 
s!aughter-houses and meat-preserving works.” 


(5) Wire netting, after “ workers in that industry” add 
“and in the industry of barbed-wire, and other wire- 
workers.” 


(c) by making the following amendments in the first and 
second columns thereof :— 


Copper, silver, and gold mines, after “silver” in first 
column insert “tin,” and after “mines” in second 
column add “including persons employed in connec- 
tion with any dredging or sluicing process in or 


about such mines.” 
C. G. WADE. 


insert “ guillotine 


24 Ava, 1910.] 
Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910, 
i Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 


Executive Council, has removed the name of Mr, Henry 


[1244] 


Alexander Laird from the Commission of the Peace. 


W. H. WOOD. 


——— 


Floste Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


FS Excellency the Goverror, with the advice of the 
Executive Council has removed the name of Mr. Richard 
James Kelly from the Commission ef the Peace. 


W. H. WOOD. 


(1166) Chief Secretary’s Office, 
: Sydney, 22nd August, 1910. 


“PUBLIC HEAUTH ACP, 1902,” SECTION 6&6. 


Urugattuy Burnpine Lanp, HaLtoxan AND JOSEPH 
STREETS, LEICHHARDT. 


HE Board of Health having reported that, a‘ter dueixquiry, 
they are of opinion that it wou'd be prejudicial to health 

if certaia land situated at Halloran and Joseph streets, Muni- 
cipality of Leichhardt, parish of Pet-rsham, county of Cumber- 
land, and in the State of New Scuth Wales—Lots 4’, 49, ard 
£Q, section B, Brenan’s Estate, shown on deposited plan 1,474, 
Land ‘Titles Office, Sydney—were: built upon in its present 
condition : In order to render such land fit to be built upon, it 
is necessary that—(a) the whole of the rubbish and garbage 
tipped thereon be removed ; (4) the whole of the land be iater- 


‘sected by subsoil drainage pipes, suitably laid at intervals not 


cxceeding 20 feet, so as to discharge into the nearest stormwater 
drain; (c) the surface of all that part cf the land which is 
included within the walls of every building which may be built 
upon it (in case any weatherboard building is built upon such 
land, raised on piles or pier, the whole of surface occupied by 
such structure) to be covered with a layer of concrete composed 
of the following ingredients, namely :—1 measure of cement of 
approved brand, 3} measures of clean sharp sand, free from 
loam or organic matter, and 6} measures of broken metal or 
gravel of 2} inch gauge, to belaid 6 inches thick, properly 
spread end well rammed; (d) the foundation walls (also piles 
or piers) to be carried down to the natural soil; («) inside and 
outside surfaces of such foundation walls to be rendered with 
cement tos thickness of Linch; (/) all floors to be laid on 
joists raised not less than 1 foot above the general surface of the 
surrounding ground; (g) the space thus formed to be ventilated 
by the insertion of air-bricks, each measuring 9 x 6 inches to 
every 6 feet (lineal) of foundation ; (4) in the case of buildings 
erected on piles or piers, the floor jcieta not to be less than 2 
feet above concrete covering; (i) the space between piles or 
piers to be left open, but protected by wire netting of 4 inch 
mesh; the whole of the work to be done to the satisfaction of 
officers of the Board of Health,—I hereby declare, in pursuance 
of the power and authority vested in me by section 55 (!) of 
the “Public Health Act, i902,” that such land shall not be 


built upon until the measures above referred to, which are also | 


specified in a document deposited in the office of the local 
authority (the Council of the Municipality of Leichhardt), and 
open to the inspection of any person, have been complied with, 
or until this notice has been revoked by me. 


W. H. WOOD, 
Chief Secretary. 


[979] Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, llth August, 1910. 


DEAD BODY OF CHILD FOUND.—£25 REWARD. 


HEREAS ‘on the 29th ultimo, the dead body of a 
newly-born female child was found in Elizabeth 
Bay road, Sydney: And whereas at an inquest held on 
the 5th instant, before the City Coroner, the following 
verdict was returned :—‘‘I declare and find that the 
said newly-born female child, in Elizabeth Bay road, 
Sydney, in the said district and State, on the 29th 
day of July, 1910, was found dead without any marks 
of violence appearing upon her body: And I further 
find that she died on or about the previous day from 
asphyxia by smothering, but how, where, or by what 
means she came to be smothered, the evidence adduced 
does not enable me to say.’’ Notice is hereby given 
that a reward of Twenty-five pounds will be paid by 
Government for such information as shall establish the 
identity of the said child, and afford proof of the 
manner by which her death was caused. This reward 
to remain in force for three months only. 


We. Ba Woon, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 4631 


[1168] Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


NOTICE.— £50 REWARD. 


\ HEREAS on the morning of the 5th ultimo a certain 

powder was found in a milk can on the verandah at the 
residence cf Mrs, Simon Sing, situated at Narrandera: And 
whereas the said powder was, upon examination by the Govern- 
ment Anal, st, found to contain strychnine. Notice is hereby 
piven that a reward of Fifty Pounds will be paid by Govern- 
ment for such information as shall lead to the epprehension 
and conviction of the person or ;ers ns who placed the 
strychnine in the said milk can. In addition to the above 
reward, His Mxcellency the Governor will be advieed to extend 
a free pardon to any accomplice, not being the person who 
actually placed, or caused to be placed, the str) chnine as afore- 
said, who shall first give such required information. This reward 
to remain in force for three months only. 

We Re AvooD 


— 


[1170] Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydner, 24th August, 1910. 


T is herety notified, for general information, that, in pur- 
suance of the provisions of section 75 of the “Sydney 
Corporation Act, 1902,” the sale by the Municipal Council of 
Sydney of the land specified in the subjoined description, and 
known as Maitland-place, has been sinctioned by Ilis Excellency 
the Governor, with the advice of the Iix: cutive Council. 


W. H WOOD. 


DESCRIPTION OF MAITLAND-PLACE, 


All that piece or parcel of land situate, lying, and being in 
the City of Sydney, parish of St. Andrew, county of Cumber- 
land, and State of New South Wales: Commencing at a point 
on the northern building line of George street West, said point 
being distant 284 feet in an easterly direction from the eastern 
building line of Jones-strect ; and bounded thence on the west 
by the western building Jine of Maitland-place bearing 
northerly to its northern termination ; thence on the north by 
that northern termination bearing easterly to the eastern 
building line of Maitland-place aforesaid ; thence by that last- 
mentioned building line bearing southerly to the building line 
of George street West aforesaid ; and thence by that building 
line 11 feet 2% inches, to the point of commencement. 


The above-described land forms part of the land comprised 
in Certificate of Title registered volume 2,015, folio 160. 


{1156} ’ Department of Public Instruction, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


NEW EVENING PUBLIC SCHOOL. 


; is hereby notified, for general information, in accordance 

with the provisions of the 34th section of the “ Public 
Instruction Act of 1880,” that it is proposed to establish 
an Evening Public School at 


BATHURST. 
J. A. HOGUH. 


[1169 | Department of Public Instruction, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1910. 


NEW EVENING PUBLIC SCHOOL. 


ie is hereby notified, for general information, in accordance 
with the provisions of the 34th section of the “ Public 
Instruction Act of 1880,” that it is proposed to establish an 
Evening Public School at 
Woonona, 


( J. A. HOGUE. 


[791] Department of Public Instruction, « 
Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 


NEW PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, in accordance 
i with the provisions of the 34th section of the “ Public 
Instruction Act of 1880” that it is proposed to eatablish Public 
Schools at— 

Darsy’s Farts. 
GosTwYck. 
MoLavauiin River. 
MaAnDALONG. 
MANDAMAH. 
MrrRoou. 

PALERGO, 

PHILLIP. 
PLALLAWAY. 


J. A. HOGUE. 


4632 


{631} Department of Public Instruction, 
Sydney, 25th July, 1910. 

NEW EVENING PUBLIC SCHOOL. 

rT is hereby notified, for general information, in accordance 

with the provisions of the 34th section of the “ Public 
Instraction Act of 1880,” that it is proposed to establish an 
Evening Public School at— 
TEVEN. - 


J. A. HOGUE. 


Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 
COMMONERS’ BOUNDARIES AT BOOROORBAN. 


{¥IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice cf the 
Executive Council, directs it to be notified that all the 
residents or inhabitants of the age of 16 years and over, within 
the undermentioned boundaries, and who have been duly 
enrolled ss Commoners, wili be entitled t» the use of the 
Temporary Common at Booroorban. 

County of Townsend, parish of Booroorban: Commencing at 
the south-west corner of reserve 721 from lease for temporary 
commen ; and bounded thence on the west by the west boun- 
dary of portion 42, parb sf the north, the west, and part of 
the south boundaries of portion 16, part of the west boundary 
of portion 41, the west boundar‘es of portions 36 and 37, and 
part of the west boundary of portion 38; thence on the south 
by the south boundary of the latter portion and its prolonga- 
tion east to the east boundary of portion 60; thence on the 
east by part of the east boundary cf that portion, the east 
boundaries of portions 59 and 4, part.of the east boundary of 
reaerve for temporary commen, the east boundaries of 
portions 67, 68, a line crossing a 3-chain road, and the east 
boundary of portion 69; thence on the north by the north 
boundary of that portion, the north boundaries of portions 74 
and 12 and their prolongation westerly to the south-east corner 
of reserve 721 for temporary common aforesaid ; and thence 
by the south boundary of that reserve to the point of com- 
mencement. 


[ 1910-1,007-170 Com.] 


[1178] 


JOHN PERRY. 


[1161] Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 


Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 
“COMMONS REGULATION ACT, 1898,” 
MunGinpdI ComMMON, 


WN pursuance of the provisions contained in section 25 of the 
A. “ Commors Regulation Act, 1898,” it is hereby notified, 
for general information, that the land hereunder desevibed, 
being a portion of the Mangindi Common, is hereby specified, 
and on the portion specified being enclosed by a sufficient 
fence, the right of pasturage of bona fide carriers, teamsters, 
travellers, and drovers shall, as to such portion, cease and 
determine :— 


County Benarba, parish of Yarouah: Commencing at the 
north-east corner cf William Moody’s special lease 1898--1 ; 
and bounded thence on the west by the west boundary of 
that lease and a 6-wire fence south-westerly to the north-east 
corner of portion 57; thence on the south by part of the south 
boundary of reserve 22,334 for extension to temporary com- 
mon ; thence on the east by the east boundary of that reserve ; 
thence on the norih by part of the* north boundary of that 
reserve, to the point of commencement. 
[1910--240-95 Com.] 

; JOHN PHRRY. 


[1162] Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 
“COMMONS REGULATION ACT OF 1898.” 
Wuirron ComMon. 


de purauance of the provisions contained in section 25 of the 

“Commons Regulation Act of 1898,” it is hereby notified, 
for general information, that the land hereunder described, 
being the Whitton Common, shall be set apart, and on it 
being enclosed by a sufficient fence, the right of pasturage 
conferred on bona fide carriere, t-amsters, travellers, end 
drovers shall cease and determine :— 


County of Cooper, parish of Dallas: Commercing at the 
north-east corner of portion 8, being @ reserve for public pound ; 
and boundet thence by the east and south boundary of that 
portion to its south-west corner; thence by a line south- 
eacterly to the north-west corner of reserve 8,238 for race- 
course; thence by the north boundary of that reserve to its 
north-east corner; thence by a ling north-easterly about 32 
chains to the north side of a tank; thence by a line east to 
sectional fo#d adjoining portion 41; thence by the east side of 


s 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 131. 


(24 Ava., 1910. 


that road north to the south-east corner of portion 52; thence 
by the south boundary of that portion to a point north of the 
point of commencement; and thence by a line, to that point. 


[1910-1,215-55 Com. ] 
JOHN PURRY. 


“COUNTRY TOWNS WATER AND SEWERAGE 
ACTS, 1880-1905.” 


Report of ihe completion of Additional Works in connection 
with the Works of Water Supply for the Town of Nowra. 


To His Hxcellency the Governor. 
Your Excellency, 


URSUANT to the pravisions of the “Country Towus 
Water and Sewerage Acts, 1880-1905,” I, The Honourable 
CHARLES ALFRED Lrg, the Minister for Public Works for the 
time being of the State of New South Wales, do hereby 
report to your Excellency thas Additional Works in connection 
with the Works of Water Supply for the Town of Nowra, 
viz.:—Tho Construction of a Storage Dam 2) feet high over 
Bangzloe Creek, having a capacity of about 9,000,000 gallons, 
and 341 chains of 8-inch cast-iron service pipes connecting the 
storage reservoir to the existing supply maia constructed under 
the direction of the Minister for Public Works for the time 
being in ac.ordance with the said Acts, have been completed. 


CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister for Public Works. 
Departmert of Public Works, 


Sydney, 4th August, 1910. [553] 


“COUNTRY TOWNS WATER AND SEWERAGE 
AQOTS, 1880-1905.” 


Report of the completion of Additional Works in connection 
with the Works of Water Supply for the Town of 
Katoomba. 


To His Excellency the Governor. 
Your Excellency, 


prea to the provisions of the “Country Towns 

Water and Sewerage Acts, 188)-1905,” I, The Honourable 
Cuartes Atrrep Lux, the Minister for Public Works for the 
time being of the State of New South Wales, do hereby report to 
your Excellency that Additional Works in connection with the 
Works of Water Supply for the Town of Katoomba, viz. :— 
The supply, laying, and jointing of 1233 chains of 4” and 8” 
cast-ircn pipes in Olympian-psrade, Murray-strect, Railway- 
parade, Grose-street, Merriwa-street, Bathurst-road, Orient- 
streot, Craigend-street, and Station-street, constructed under 
the direction of the Minister for Public Works for the time 
being, in ace rdance with the said Acts, have been completed. 


CHARLES A. LER, 
Minister for Public Works. 
Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 4th August, 1910. [551] 


7“PARRAMATTA SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE AOT, 
1905,’ AND “COUNTRY ‘TOWNS WATER AND 
SEWERAGE ACTS, 1880-1905.” 


CERTIFICATE OF AMOUNT EXPENDED ON WORKS 


OF SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGH FOR THE 
TOWN OF PARRAMATTA. 


\ J HERBAS the Sewerage and Drainage Works referred to 
in Schedules 1 and 2 of the “ Parramatta Sewerage 
and Drainage Act, 1905,” have been finally completed and 
taken over by the Council of the Municipality of Parramatta : 
Now, I, The Honourable Coarztes AnrreD Lez, the Minister 
for Public Works for the time being in and for tho said State, 
in accordance with the provisions of the “ Parramatta Sewerage 
and Drainage Act, 1905,” and the “ Country Towns Water 
and Sewerage Acta, 1 80-1905,” do hereby certify that, after 
deducting the remission made by ‘he Governor, the whole 
amount expended by the Government of the said State on the 
said Sewerage and Drainage Works, with interest at the rate of 
three and one-half peunds per centum per annum on the sums 
making up such amount, calculated from tbe time such sums 
were expended to the 81st day of May, one thousand 
nine hundred and ten; isclusive, amounts to the sum o 
sixty-six thousand and ten pounds nine shillings and four pence 
£66,010 9s. 4d.). 2 
Given under my Hand, at Sydney, this nineteenth day — 
August, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine 
hundred and ten. 


CHARLES A. LER, 


[1057 } Minister for Public Works, 


Soe 
— 


94 Ava. 1910.} 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 131. 4633 


“WATER RIGHTS ACT, 1902.” 
APPLICATION No. 188, WESTERN LAND Boarp DISTRICT, 


N aceordance with the provisions of the “ Water Rights 

Act; 1902,” itis hereby notified that the following report 
has been presented to me regarding the result of an inquiry 
into the application of The Agency Land & Finance Co, of 
Australia, Lid , for a License under Section 10 of the said Act, 
in respect of adam on the Warrego River, portion 2, Parish 
of Piriile, County of Gunderbooka. 


CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister for Public Works. 
Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 22nd August, 1910. 


REPORT OF POLICE MAGISTRATE. 
New South Eee 


to wit. 


Werks on the 25th day of July, 1910, it became a matter of 
investigation before me, Arthur O;monde Butler, Hsquire, a 
Police Magistrate for the State of New south Wales, at the 
Court House, Bourke, in the State aforesaid, on an applicaticn 
made on the 5th day of January, 1910, by The Agency Land 
and Finance Company of Australia, Limited, for a license 
under Section 10, “Water Rights Act, 1902,” for Dam for 
conservation of water for stock, garden, and domestic use, with 
a by-wash with stone, and an overshot dam on portion 2, in the 
Parish of Pirillie, County of Gunderbooka; and having taken 
evidence and inquired into the said matter, T recommend that 
a license be granted to the applicant for Dam on Portion 2, in 
above Parish and Oounty,—the license to be subject to the 
conditions set out on paper marked Exhibit “B” her. with. 


Applicant appeared by Mr. Leslie Arthur Chambers, their 


" lawfully constituted Agent. 


Given under my Hand; at the Court House, at Bourke, 
in the State of New South Wales, this 25th day of 
duly, 1910. 

A. ORMONDE BUTLER, 
Police Magistrate. 


The Conditions referred to. 


(1) An overshot dam to be constructed of stone, brick, or con- 
crete and maintained to the satisfaction of the Chief 
Engineer for Irrigation and Drainage. 

(2) Crest level thereof to be fixel at 8 feet below Bench Mark 
No. 2, established near the site-of work, and particulars 
of which are in the Department of Public Works. 


(3) That the Minister for Public Works shall have the power, 
on giving the holder of the license or occupier of the eile 
of the work six months’ notice, to eancel, revoke, or with- 
draw the License at any time if necessary. oc desirable in 
connection with any scheme thet may be formulated for 
the improvement of the Warrego River, or in connection 
with the constitution of a Trust for the management of 
that River. 


(4) That no compensation shall be payable by the Crown in 
respect of such cancellation, revocation, or withdrawal to 
any person whomsoever. 


(5) ‘he term to be not longer than 5 years. [943] 


“WATER RIGHTS ACT, 1902.” 
Appiigation No, 546, Hay LAnp Boarp Disrrtor. 


N accordance with the provisions of the ‘‘ Water Rights 

Act, 1902,” it is hereby notified that the following report 

has been presented to me regarding the result of an inquiry 

into the application of the Trustees of the late Joseph McGaw, 

for a license under Section 10 of the said Act, in respect of a 

pump on the Murrumbidgee River, portion 1, Parish of Cuba, 
County of Cooper. 


CHARLES A. LEH, 
Minister for Public Works. 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1910. 


DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD. 
New South Wales, \Narran ea 
to wit. 
Wuereas on the 24th day of Junc, 1910, it became a matter 
for investigation before us whether an application made by 
the Trustees in the Estate of the late Joseph McGaw for a 


license for a pump on the Muriumbidgee River should be re-° 


commended ; and having taken evidence and inquired into the 
said matter, we recommend the granting of a license for a 
pump for a term of five (5) years, at the place indicated by 


black croas on litho. ‘*X,” and subject to the conditions Nos. 
1, 2, and 3 set out in the minute of the Hon. the Minister for 
Public Works, marked Exhibit ‘ B.” 
Given under our Hands, at the Court House at Narran- 
dera, in the State of New South Wales, this 24th day 
of June, 1910. 


J. FERRIS, Acting Chairman. 
H. KOOK, Member. 


The conditions referred to. 


(1) That the Minister for Public Works shall have the power 
to regulate or absolutely stop all pumping operations 
should he at any time think or deem it necessary to 
do so in the public interests. 


(2) That the Minister for Public Works shall have the power, 
en giving the holder of the license or occupier of the 
site of the work six months’ notice, to cancel, revoke, 
or withdraw the license at any time if necessary or 
desirable in connection with any scheme that may be 
formulated for the improvement of the Murrumbidgee 
River, or in connection with the constitution of a Trust 
for the management of that River. 


(3) That no compensation shall be payable by the Crown in 
respect of such cancellation, revocation, or withdrawal 
to any person whomsoever. (1171] 


~~ ——_— 


“WATER RIGHTS ACT, 1902.” 
Apprioarion No. 650, Hay Laxnp BoAgD DIsTRIOT. 


¥ N accordance with the provisione of the “ Water Rights Act, 

1908,” it is hereby notified that the following report has 
been presented to me regarding the reeult of an inquiry into the 
application of William Nisbet, for a License under Section 10 
of the said Act, in respect of a dam on the Hight Mile Oreek, 
Portion 17, Parish of Peppin, County of Townsénd. 


CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister for Public Works. 
Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1910. 


DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD. 
New South bea 


to wit. 


WuHeErsas on the 16th day of July, 1910, it became a matter 
for investigation before us for consideration of application No. 
550 for a license under Section 10 of the “ Water Rights Act, 
1902,” by William Nisbet, Parish of Peppin, County of 
Townsend, Land District of Deniliquin; and having taken 
evidence and inquired into the said matter, we recommend the 
ganting of a license under Section 10 of the “ Water Rights 
Act, 1902,” for a term of five years, and subject to conditions 
Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 of the Minister for Works’ recommenda- 
tion, Exhibit “ B.” 

Applicant appeared with Mr. A. Jameson, and gave evidence. 


Given under our Hands, at the Court House at Deniliquin, 
in the State of New South Wales, this 16th day of 
July, 1910. 

J. FERRIS, Acting Chairman. 
D. TENNANT, Member. 


The Conditions referred to. 

(1) Crest of by-wash to be fixed at a kvel of 484 feet below 
» Bench Mark established in the vicinity of the work, 
and particulars of which a:e in the Department of Public 
Works. 


(2) By-wash to be protected and maintained against further 
scour taking place to the satisfaction of the Chief Engineer 
for Irrigation and Drainage. 

(3) In the event of scour taking place in the by-wash a@ per- 
manent overshot dam of timber, brick, or concrete to be 
constructed therein to the satisfaction of such Chief. 
Engineer. 

(4) That the Minister for Public Works shall have the power, 

on giving the holder of the license or occupier of the site 
“of the work six months’ notice, to cancel; revoke or with- 
draw the License at any time if necessary or desirable in 
connection with any scheme that may be formulated for 
(he improvement of Hight Mile Creek or in connection 
with the constitution of a Trust for the management of 
that Creek. 3 


(5) That no compensation, shall be payable by the Crown in 
respect of such cancellation, revocation, or withdrawal to 
any person whomsoever. {1172] 


4634 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 131. 


[24 Ava., 1910. 


“COUNTRY TOWNS WATER AND 


ACTS, 1880-1905.’ 


Reporr of the final completion of the Works of Water 
Supply for the Town of Mittagong. 


To His Excellency the Governor. 
Your Excellency, 


1p Pues ah to the provisions of the ‘‘Country 

Towns Water and Sewerage Acts, 1880-1905,”’ I, 
The Honourable CuHaritrs Atrrep Lez, the Minister 
for Public Works for the time being of the State of 
New South Wales, do hereby report to your Excel- 
lency that the Works of Water Supply for the Town 
of Mittagong, described in Schedule hereto, con- 
structed under the direction of the Minister for 
Public Works for the time being in accordance with 
the said Acts have been finally completed. 


CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister for Public Works. 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1910. 


ScHEDULE. 


The construction of a concrete storage dam on the 
Nattai (or Baker’s) Creek, holding about 7,000,000 
gallons, and constructed to a height of 24 feet above 
the bed of the creek; pumping-station, including 
engine-house, comprising pump, well, boiler, pumps, 
and usual appurtenances; rising main 6-inch east- 
iron pipes, 3,060 feet in length; service reservoir con- 
structed of reinforced concrete, 50 feet in diameter, 
26 feet 5 inches deep, of about 314,000 gallons 
capacity, service and reticulation mains, 63 miles in 
length, of 6-inch, 4-inch, and 38-inch cast-iron pipes, 
with usual valves, hydrants, and necessary castings. 


469] 


[239] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION UNDER THE “PUBLIC WORKS 
ACT, 1900.” 


T is hereby notified, in accorJance with the 29th section of 
the abovementioned Act, that the following Resolution in 
regard t> the construction of a line of goods railway from 
Flemington to Belmore, and Wardell-road to Glebe Island and 


Darling Island, was passed by the Legislative Assembly on the 


11th instant, viz. :— 


“That it is expedient that a line. of goods railway from 
Flemington to Belmore, and Wardell-road to Glebe Island 
and Darling Island, as recommended by the Parliamentary 
Standing Committee on Public Works, be carried out,” 


CHARLES A. LER. 


[1059] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 19th Augnst, 1910. 
“PUBLIC WORKS AOT, 1900.” 


ie is hereby notified, for the information of the public, that 
the land described in the Schedule is, with the consent of 
the Governor, dedicated under 


section 74 of the “ Pabli 
Works Act, 1900,” ‘ ne 


as an addition to an existing highway. 


CHARLES A. LER, 
Constructing Authority. 


SCHEDULE. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being in 
the city of Sydney, parish of St. Lawrence, county of Cumber- 
land, and State of New South Wales, containing by measurement 
25 square feet (25 sq. ft.): Commencing at a point on the 
north-western building line of Chalmers-lane, said point being 
the most eastern corner of lot 20, section ] ; and bounded on the 
north-east by part of the north-eastern boundary of said lot, 
being a line bearing 303 degrees 2 minutes 4 feet 10 inches ; 
thence on the west by a line bearing 188 degrees 34 minutes 
11 feet 63 inches to the north-western building line of Chalmers- 
lane ; thence on the south-east by that building line of that lane 


being a line bearing 33 degrees 2 minutes 10 feet 52 inches, to 
the point of commencement. . : 


The above-described land forms part of lot 20, section 1, of a 


subdivision, being part of 6 acres ! rood 2 perches granted to 
Daniel Cooper. 


SEWERAGE | [1236] 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 19th August, 1910. 


“TUNDA BORE WATER TRUST.” 


‘T is hereby notified, in accordance with the Regulations 
i under the “ Water and Drainage Act, 1902,” that, at the 
nomination of candidates for election as Trustees of the 
“ Tunda Bore Water Trust,’ held at the Tunda Bore, on the 
18th instant,— 


Robert Heney Becx, of Newstcad, Coonamble; and 


Patrick MicHAEL GILBERT Curzray, of Glenorah, Coo- 
namble, 
were duly nominated, and the num’ er of candidates being the 
same as the number of Trustees to be elected, the said Robert 
Henry Beck and Pat ick Michel Gilbert Curran were declared 
duly elected as Trustees of the abovenamed Trust, 


CHAS. F. DAUNT, 
: Returning Officer. 


Department of Public Health, 
New South Wales, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


[1272] 


; T is hereby notified, for public information, that the under- 
k mentioned appointments have been made, viz. :— 


“CATTLE SLAUGHTERING AND DISHASED ANIMALS 
AND MEAT ACT, 1902.” 


INSPECTORS UNDER SECTION 50. 
From the 16th August, 1910. 


George Thompson, Municipal Inspector, Bankstown; Con- 
stables William Henry Walker, Moringarell; Henry 
Alexander McEachern, Ardlethan; Henry Ott Moras, 
Berridale. 


G. H. KING, 


Secretary. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 
AND TRAMWAYS. 


By-taw No. 376. 


= 


Abs Chief Commissioner for Railways and Tramways, in 

pursuance of the powers conferred by the “ Government 
Railways Act, 1901,” as amended by the “ Railway Commis- 
sioners Appointment Act, 1906,” does hereby make the following 
By-Law, and all previous By-laws, Conditions, and Regula- 
tions conflicting therewith are hereby repealed :— 


Coaching Rates: Culeairn-Corowa Line. 


The Rates for Coaching Traffic to and from stations on the 
Culcairn—Corowa Line will be computed on the through mileage 
from the starting point to destination. 


Rate for Sulphuric Acid. 
The rate for Sulphuric Acid in drums will be :— 


Darling Harbour to Hartley Vale, 13s. per ton, 
to Newnes Junction, 13s. 11d. per ton, 
3 my to Torbane, 20s, 10d. per ton, 


conditionally on not less than 7 ions being loaded into each 
four-wheeled truck. The drums, when empty, will be returned 
to the sending station free of charge. 


Rate for Meals. 


Meals (except otherwise specified), such as Oatmeal, Rolled 
Oats, Granuma, Breakfast Delight, Germea, &c., carried on the 
Down journey will be charged at “ B” class rate, actual weight, 
subject tothe minimum charges specified on page 38 of the 
Merchandise and Live Stock Rates Book, By-Law 372. 


(u.s.) T. R. JOHNSON, 
Chief Commissioner. 


” ” 


The Common Seal of the Chief Commissioner for Rail- 
ways and ‘lramways was hcreunto affixed, this 15th 
day of August, in the year of our Lord 1910, in 
the presence of, — 


~'J. 8. Spurway, 
Secretary. 
Approved by the Governor-in-Council, on the 28rd day of 
August, 1910. : 


J. GrBson, 


[1091 | Clerk of the Council. 


24 Ava., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 4635 


[951] Department of Taxation, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


In the matter of the ‘‘Land and Income Tax Assess- 
ment Act of 1895,’’ the ‘‘Income Tax Act, 1895,” 
and the Acts amending the same. 


OTICH is hereby given that, in pursuance of the 

NX provisions of the abovenamed Acts, the Com- 
missioners of Taxation did, on the 10th April, 1908, 
certify the Assessment Book in respect of Income Tax 
for the year 1906 was complete so far as the informa- 
tion then at their disposal permitted, and they 
appointed Thursday, the 12th day of April, 1906, as 
the day on which such Income Tax should be due and 
payable. 

After certifying as aforesaid, the Commissioners 
added to the said Assessment Book the assessment and 
all cther necessary particulars in respect of certain 
Incomes, which, after so certifying, they had up to the 
ce July, 1910, ascertained to be liable to Income 

aX. 

The Commissioners have now further added to the 
said Assessment Book the assessment and all other 
necessary particulars in respect of certain Incomes, 
which, since the 20th July, 1910, they have up to 
this date ascertained to be liable to Income Tax. 

And for such last-mentioned assessments the Com- 
missioners do hereby Pp Thursday, 25th August, 


1910, as the day on which such Income Tax shall be 
due and payable. 


L. S. SPILLER, Commissioners 
R. N. JOHNSON, i _ of 
J. W. HOLLIMAN, Taxation. 


[952] Department of Taxation, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


In the matter of the ‘‘Land and Income Tax Assess- 
ment Act of 1895,’’ the ‘‘Income Tax Act, 1895,”’ 
and the Acts amending the same. 


OTICE is hereby given that, in pursuance of the 

XN _ provisions of the abovenamed Acts, the Com- 
missioners of Taxation did, on the 10th April, 1907, 
certify the Assessment Book in respect of Income Tax 
for the year 1907 was complete so far as the infor- 
mation then at their disposal permitted, and they 
appointed Saturday, the 13th day of April, 1907, as 
the day on which such Income Tax should be due and 
payable. 

After certifying as aforesaid, the Commissioners 
added to the said Assessment Book the assessment 
and all other necessary particulars in respect of certain 
Incomes, which, after so certifying, they had up to the 
ie July, 1910, ascertained to be liable to Income 

ax. 

The Commissioners have now further added to the 
said Assessment Book the assessment and all other 
necessary particulars in respect ef certain Incomes, 
which, since the 20th July, 1910, they have up to 
this date ascertained to be liable to Income Tax. 

And for such last-mentioned assessments the Com- 
missioners do hereby appoint Thursday, 25th August, 
1910, as the day on which such Income Tax shall be 
due and payable. 


L. S. SPILLER, Commissioners 
a R. N. JOHNSON, of 
J. W. HOLLIMAN, Taxation. 


[953] Department of Taxation, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


In the matter of the ‘‘Land and Income Tax Assess- 
ment Act of 1895,’ the “Income Tax Act, 1895,” 
and the Acts amending the same. 


NO is hereby given that, in pursuance of the 
bs provisions of the abovenamed Acts, the Com- 
missioners of Taxation did, on the 8th April, 1908, 
certify the Assessment Book in respect of Income Tax 
for the year 1908 was complete so far as the infor- 
mation then-at their disposal permitted, and they 
appointed Saturday, the llth day of April, 1908, as 
tue day on which such Income Tax should be due and 
payable. 

After certifying as aforesaid, the Commissioners 

added to the said Assessment Book the assessment 
and all other necessary particulars in respect of certain 
Incomes, which, after so certifying, they had up to the 
20th July, 1910, ascertained to be liable to Income 
Tax. : 
The Commissioners have now further added to the 
said Assessment Book the assessment and all other 
necessary particulars in respect of certain Incomes, 
which, since the 20th July, 1910, they have up to 
this date ascertained to be liable to Income Tax. 


. J. W. HOLLIMAN, 


And for such last-mentioned assessments the Com- 
missioners do hereby appoint Thursday, 25th August, 
1910, as the day on which such Income Tax shall bo 
due and payable. 

L. 8S. SPILLER, Commissioners 
_R. N. JOHNSON, of 
Taxation. 


[954] Department of Taxation, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


in the matter of the ‘‘ Land and Income Tax Assess- 
ment Act of 1895,” the ‘Income Tax Act, 1895,” 
and the Acts amending the same. 


OTICE is hereby given that, in pursuance of the 
provisions of the abovenamed Acts, the Com- 
qnissionérs of Taxation did, on the 7th April, 1909, 
certify the Assessment Book in respect of Income Tax 
for the year 1909 was complete so far as the informa- 
tion then at their disposal permitted, and_ they 
appointed Saturday, the 10th day of April, 1909, as 
the day on which such Income Tax should be due and 
payable. 

After certifying as aforesaid, the Commissioners 
added to the said Assessment Book the assessment and 
all other necessarv particulars in respect of certain 
Incomes, which, after so certifying, they had up to the 
20th July, 1910, ascertained to be liable to Income 
Tax. 

The Commissioners have now further added to the 
said Assessment Book the assessment and all other 
necessary particulars in_ respect of certain Incomes, 
which, since the 20th July, 1910, they have up to 
this date ascertained to be liable to Income Tax. 

‘And for such last-mentioned assessments the Com- 
missioners do hereby appoint Thursday, 25th August, 
1910, as the day on which such Income Tax shall be 
dus and payable. 


L. 8. SPILLER, 
R. N. JOHNSON, 
J. W. HOLLIMAN, 


of 


; Commissioners 
Taxation. 


[955] Department of Taxation, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 
In the matter of the ‘‘Land and Income Tax Assess- 
ment Act of 1895,” the “Income Tax Act, 1895,” 
and the Acts amending the same. 


NN OTICE is hereby given that, in pursuance of the 
ie provisions of the abovenamed Acts, the Com- 


"missioners of Taxation did, on the 6th April, 1910, 


certify the Assessment Book in respect of Income Tax 
for the year 1910 was complete so far as the informa- 
tion then at their disposal permitted, and they 
appointed Saturday, the Sth April, 1910, as the 
day on which such Income Tax should be due and 
payable. : ; oe 
After certifying as aforesaid, the Commissioners 
added to the said Assessment Book the assessment an 
all other necessary particulars in respect of certain 
Incomes, which, after so certifying, they had up to the 
20th July, 1910, ascertained to be liable to Income 
Taxe 
The Commissioners have now further added to the 
said Assessment Book the assessment and all other 
necessary particulars in_ respect of certain Incomes, 
which, since the 20th July, 1910, they have up to 
this date ascertained to be liable to Income Tax. 
And for such last-mentioned assessments the Com- 
missioners do hereby spat Thursday, 25th August, 
1910, as the day on which such Income Tax shall be 
due and payable. 
L. S. SPILLER, Commissioners 
R. N. JOHNSON, t of. 
J. W. HOLLIMAN, Taxation. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 
AND TRAMWAYS. 


Sate or Lost anD UNCLAIMID Propurty AT DARLING 
Harzour Sration, Wepnespay, l4in SEPTEMBER, 1910. 


OTIOE is hereby given that a quantity of Unclaimed 
Goods on hand prior to the 16th March, 1910, and certain 
articles left in trains or on railway premires, such as umbrellas, 
walking sticks, muffs, &¢., which have been on hand three 
months or more, will be sold by Public Auction at 11 a.m. on 
Wednesday, 14th September, 1910, et the Darling Harbour 
Goods Station. 
Owners may apply for lost articles to the District Superin- 
tendent, 8;dney Station, until 8th Septemb r, 19°. 
‘the goods wi!l be on view at Darling Harbour for two days 
preceding the sale. 


By order of the Chief Commissioner, 


J. 8S. SPURWAY, 
(875) Secretary. 


4636 


[591] New South Wales Government Railisys, 
Office of the Chief Commissioner, . 
Sydney, 22nd July, 1910. 
Mm] OTICE is hereby given that quantities of old materisla, 
namely,—Number of tramway rails, which have been 
left by the owners on Railway premises, are lying st Coota- 
mundra, and that unless they are removed from the Railway 
premires within two mouths from the date of this notice they 
will be sold, and the proceeds utilized for the payment of 
storage charges, 
By order, 
J. 8, SPURWAY, 


Secretary. 


Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


FAYE following Award of the Coke Works (Illa- 
warra) Board, constituted for the industry of 
persons employed at-coke works in the Dllawarra dis- 
trict, from Clifton in the north to Unanderra in the 
south, inclusive, and including the Port of Kembla 
and Mount Lyell works, rescinding the Awards of the 
Board published in Government Gazette No. 78 of 
igth June, 1909, No. 187 of 27th October, 1909, and 
No. 14 of 27th January, 1910, is, by direction of +t 

Attorney-General, published in accordance with the 
provisions of section 29 of the ‘‘Industrial Disputes 


Act, 1908.” 
G. C. ADDISON, 
Industrial Registrar 


THE INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES ACT, 1908. 
The Coke Works (illawarra) Board. 


In the matter of the application by the ‘Coke- 
workers? Association of New South Wales for a 
variation of Awards. 


THE Coke Works (Illawarra) Board having heard the 
abovementioned application, and being of opiaion 
that the variation of Awards, as granted, and the 
remaining portions of the Awards should be consoli- 
dated, makes the following Award :— 


AWARD. 


1, Rescission of Previous Awards.—The Awards of 
the Board published in the Government Gazettes 
No. 78 of 16th of June, 1909, No. 137 of 27th of 
October, 1909, and No. 14 of 27th of January, 1910, 
are hereby rescinded. 

2. Working Hours.—Worty-eight hours shall con- 
stitute a week’s work for all coke-workers. The week’s 
work shail end not later than noon on Saturday, 
provided that by agreement between the manager 
and the secretary of the Coke-workers’ Association of 
New South Wales the hours of work may be so 
arranged as to continue on Saturday until 1.80 p.m. 

The daily hours in other respects shall be fixed for 
each of the works also by agreement between the 
manager and the said secretary or, failing such agree- 
ment, by this Board. 

3. Wages.—The lowest rate of wages payable to 
adult employees, except casual empisyees, shall be 
as follows :— 

Employees at works where the charge is pushed 
out by a ram, 8s. per day. 

Employees at beehive ovens—drawers, 8s. 6d. per 
day. 

Other employees, 8s. per day. 

4, Casual Hmployees.—Definition.—Any coke-worker 
who is employed for a period of not more than six 
consecutive working days at any coke works shall be 
classed as a casual emplceyoe. 

5. Wages of Casual Employees.—Any casual em- 
ployee doing the same amount of work as an ordinary 
employee shall be paid not less than the rates above 
provided. 

Any dispute that may arise under this clause shall 
be referred for settlement to the manager and a per- 
son appointed for the purpose from the members of 
the local lodge by the said Coke-workers’ Association, 
and failing such settlement, such dispute shall be 
determined by this Board. 

6. Any casual employee not coming under the last 
preceding clause shall be paid not less than at the 
rate of 7s. per day of eight hours, or such piece-work 
rate as may be arranged by the two persons who are 
the referees for the settlement of disputes under the 
said clause. ‘, 


¢<. Youths :— 


[1228] 


Definition. 
In this Award “ youth’? means an employee under 
the age of 21 years, engaged at coke works. 
Wages of Youths. 
The lowest rate of wages payable to youths shall 
be as follows:-—From i4 to 16 years of age, 33. 6d 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. [24 Aua., 1910. 


per day; from 16 to 18 years of age, 4s. 6d. per day; 
irom 18 to 20: years of age, 5s. Gd. per day; from 20 
to 21 years of age, the rates for adult employees 
above provided. 

Provided that where a youth does work of the same 
kind as that of an adult employee, and equal in 
amount to that of an average adult workman, ‘such 
youth shall be paid not less than the wages for an 
adult eniployee, herein provided. 


8. Piece-work Rates.—The lowest piece-work rates 
shall be as follows:—On beehive evens, ild. per 
canister; bagging, 3s. 8d. per 100 bags of the sizes 
in common use in the trade. \ 


9, Overtime.—All time worked after 1.30 p.m. on 
Saturday shall be paid at not less than the rate of 
time and a half for the first two hours, and double 
time thereafter. 

All time worked before or after the daily hours 
sed for each of the works as above provided shall be 
id at not less than time and a quarter for the first 
yo hours, and time and a half thereafter.: 

10. Extension of Working Hours on Saturday. for 
Piece-workers.—Any employee engaged exclusively on 
i rk of any kind who has not completed his 

eck of forty-eight hours by noon on Saturday, 
may, at his eption, complete his full week of forty- 


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Such employee working after he has so completed 
his full week of forty-eight hours, or after 4 p.m., 
shall be paid not less than time and a half for the 
first two hours and. double time thereafter. 


su 

ll. Gvertime Golay of Vessels or 
caused by the non-arrival of vessels or waggons at 
the hour expected, the lowest rates for such overtime 
shall be the ordinary rates for the delay so caused, 
not exceeding two hours time and a quarter there- 
siter up to two hours and time and a half thereafter. 


12. Sundays and Holidays.—The lowest rates of 
wages paid for Sundays and the folowing holidays 
shall be double the ordinary rates :—- 


(a) New Year’s Day. 

(b) Good Iriday or Haster Monday, as the em- 
ployers and the employees at each of the 
works may arrange. 

(ce) Union Picnic Day, the first Wednesday in 
November. 

(d) Hight-hour Day. 

(e) Christmas Day. 

(f) Boxing Day. 

13. Exception from Daily Hours and Overtime, &c., 
Rates.—iho above provision relating to the fixed 
daily hours at each of the works, and to rates for 
overtime and Sunday and holiday work, shall not 
apply to employees taking care of the ovens and doing 
such necessary jobs as may arise, nor to employees 
leaning boliers or repsiring machinery. 

14, Gid, Infirm, and Slow Workers.—The . lowest 
rate of wages to be paid to old, infirm, or slow 
workers shail be Zs. Gd. per day. 

if any dispute arises as to whether an employee 
is an old, infirm, or slow worker, it shall be settled 
by the manager and the secretary of the said Coke- 
workers’ Association, or, failing such settlement, by 
the Industrial Registrar. 

15. Preference to Unionists.—So Jong as the rates 
of the Coke-workers’ Association provided for an 


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butions not exceeding 6d., as between members of 
© said association and other. persons offering labour 
the same time, such members shall be employed in 
eference to such other persons, other things being 
1, Provided that in any case of the engagement 
v_ employee, no question of preference shall 
6 deemed to have arisen when such empleyee, if he 
a member of the said association, becomes a 
member within two weeks of his s2ic 
16. Currency and Hxtent of Award.—This Award 


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erra in the south, inclusive, and including the Port 
f Kembla and Mount Lyell works, for.the period of 
two years from the publication thereof in the Govern- 
ment Gazette. 


_ The provisions as to wages and hours shall come 
into operation on the first day of the pay following 


the said publication. 
W. EDMUNDS, 
Chairman.. 
11 Denman Chambers, 
184 Phillip-street, Syduey, 
isth August, 1910. 


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MPSS 


24 Ava. 1910.) 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 


4637 


[1227] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 


Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


(PES following Award of the Government Railways 

and Tramways (i'ramways No. 2) Board, con- 
stituted for the industry of the Permanent-way Tram- 
way Wmployees of the Chief Railway Commissioner, 
varying tite Award of the Beard of the 8th day of 
June, 1909, and published in Government Gazette 
No. 78 of the 16th day of June, 1909, is, by direction 
of the Attorney-General, published in accordance with 
the provisions of section 29 of the ‘Industrial Dis- 


putes Act, 1908.” 
G. C. ADDISON, 
Industrial Registrar. 


“INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES AOT, 1908.” 


Before the Government Railways and Tramways 
(Tramways No. 2) Board. 


In the matter of an application to determine certain 
industrial matters arising between the New South 
Wales Amalgamated Railway and Tramway Ser- 
vice Association and the Chief Commissioner for 
Railways and Tramways. 

Thursday, the llth day of Ax; 


August, in the yéar one 
thousand nine hundre 


ust 
d and ten. 
THE Government Railways and Tramways (Tramways 
No, 2) Board having read tho Award of the Board 
of the 8th day of June, 1909, and having taken into 
consideration the application of the applicant Union 
for a variation of the Award, hereby varies the said 
Award by substituting for clause 2 (e) the following :— 

(ec) Ballast guards, 8s. per day for the first six 

montis, and 8s. 6d. per day thereafter. 
H. MONTGOMERIE HAMILTON, 
Chairman. 

Chambers, Wentworth Court, Sydney. 


Public Service Board, 
4 O’Connell-street, Sydney, 
bth August, 1910, 


[800] 


f bese (men only) being required for the smallest 

Seuntry Schools, the Public Service Board invite 
spplications from unmarried candidates between the ages of 
18 and 35 seare, Cesirous of presenting themselves at examina- 
tion, Documentary proot of age must be furnished prior to the 
date of appointment. 

AppHeante will be required to pass competitive examination 
in the following subjects :—Arithmetic, Dictation, Grammar, 
Geography, and Reading, up te the standard provided in the 
Genera! Regulations publiszed in the Government Gazette of 
30th December, 1904, for a Phird Class Certificate for Teaches. 
Copies of these Regulations tray be seen at any Publie Scheol. 
Can lidates holding University Certificates should forward the 
sarae with their applications. 

Eyamination willbe held on Thursday, the 22nd September, 
1910, at the Headquarters of the Inspectors of Schools, and 
other centres. 

The salary to be paid will be £160 for the first year, and £104 
for the second year. 

Before appointment, successful candidates at the examination 
will be required to attend an important Public School for a 
term, with a viow to their receiving instruction and practice in 
the art of teaching. They will be granted an allowance at the 
rato of four shillings (4s.) per day for each day’s attendance 
(maximum £1 por week} during the perioc of such training, 
if favourably reported upon by the Headmaster avd the 
Inspector. 

Suitable condidates already permanently employed in the 
Public Service will have fret consideraticn. 

Application must be made on a form for the purpose, obtain- 
able at this Office, or from Inspectors of Schools in Country 
Districts, end must reach the undersigned not lstsr than 
Mondsy, 12th September, 1919. 


By order of the Board, 


R. A. GILEILLAN, 
Secretary. 


Examinations will be held at the following places :— 


Albury. Broken Hill. Hay. Sydney. 
Armidale. Deniliquin. Kempsey. ‘Tamworth. 
RBathuret. Dubbe. Lismore. Taree. 

Bega. Host Maitland. Mudgee. Wagga Wagga. 
Blackheath. Forbes. Muswellbrook. Wellington. 
Bourke. Glen Innes. Navrabri. Wollongong. 
Bowral. Goulburn. Newcastle. Yass. | 
Braidwood. Grafton, Parramatta. Young. - 


[1124] Department of Public Instruction, 


Sydney, 16th August, 1910. 


EXAMINATION OF CANDIDATES FOR ADMISSION 
TO THE SYDNEY TRAINING COLLEGE FOR 
THACHERS. 

A N examination of persons (males and females), who are 
vat not already in the service of this Department, and are 
desirous of entering the Training College for Teachers with a 
view of becoming teachers under the Department, will be held 
on Monday and Tuesday, 26th and 27th September, 1910, at 
Sydney, and at the headquarters of Inspectors of Schools 
throughout the State. 

Asan alternative to qualifying as above, candidates not 
already in the Service may compete for admission to the Col- 
lege by submitting evidence of having passed the Matricula- 
tion or equivalent examination. In addition to passing in 
Matriculation subjects they are reyuired to have passed in 
History and Geography at the University Junior Examina- 
tion, or are required to take the College Entrance Hxamination 
in these subjects. Candidates’ knowledge of drawing will 
also be taken into account. 

Applicants must not be less than 17 years of age on Ist 
January next, 

>rovision has been made for the admission of twenty of the 
most suitable candidates. 

Five Scholarships will be available for award—three ‘‘A” 
and two ‘f B.” 

“A” Scholarships are of the value of £20 per annum, in- 
eluding a grant of necessary text-books, and exemption from 
payment of college fees. Students soarding away from home 
may get £30 per annum in addition, 

‘* B? Scholarships entitle holders to exemption from pay- 
ment of College fees, and to a grant of necessary text-books. 
Those requiring to board away from home may get £15 per 
annum in addition. 

Married woxnen will not be accepted. 

An examination fee of 10s. will be charged. 

Full particulars as to the standard for the examination may 
be had on reference to the teacher of any Public School, or 
to this office. 

Applications on the prescribed forms must reach me not 
later than 1Cth September next. 

P. BOARD, 
Under Secretary. 


PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 

(pee Public Service Board invite applications for 

the following position. Application should be 
made on a form for the purpose, obtainable at the 
Office of the Board or from Clerks of Petty Sessions 
in country districts, and should reach the undersigned 
not later than the date specified :— 

299rH Auaust, 1910. 

Winisuer, Government Printing Office. 
esalary of the position, which is in the General 
ision, is at the rate of £180 per annum. 
Suitable applicants already permanently em- 
ployed in the Public Service will receive first con- 
sideration. 


8isz Aucust, 1910. 

Surveyors (six) temporarily required for Railway 
Survey Work. Pay, £850 per annum ; allowances, 
£200 per annum, to cover equipment, &c., camp 
and instruments. 

Ist SzrrempByr, 1910. 

Manamp Covrun to take charge of No. 9 Cottage 
Home, Mittagong. The salary for the combined 
duties is at the rate of £90 per annum, with 
quarters, rations, fuel, and light. The duties or 
the husband will be to give instruction’ to the 
Inds at the home, and to supervise them out of 
doors. The wife will be respensible for the 1n- 
ternal managemént of the home. Suitable appli- 
cants already permanently employed in the Pub- 
lice Service will receive first consideration. 

127TH Sepremper, 1910. 
Temporary employment in the Dredge Service, in 
the following positions :— 

Orers on Junior Freemun.—Rate of pay, £120 
per annum. Applicants must have had three 
years’ sea experience in engine-room or stoke- 
hold. 

The names of selected candidates will be entered 

‘in the Board’s books for consideration as vacancies 

occur. ‘Their employment will be subject to the 

provisions of section 44 of the ‘‘Public Service 

‘Act, 1902,’ and should they he retained beyond 

the period therein prescribed will be subject to 

the provisions of section 3 of the “Public Service 

(Superannuation) Act, 1903.” ‘ 


By order of the Board, 


R. A. GILFILLAN, 
; Secretary. 


4638 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 


[24 Ava, 1910. 


ACTS OF PARLIAMENT ASSENTED TO. 


[12382] Legislative Council Office, 


Sydaey, 19th August, 1910. 
T is hereby notified, for general information, that His 
Excellency the Governor has, in the name and on behalf 
of His Majesty, this day assented to the undermentioned Acts 
passed by the Legislative Council and Legislative Assembly of 
New South Wales in Parliament assembled, viz. :—- 


No. 6, 1910. “An Act to amend the Crown Lands Acts in 
certain respects, snd for purposes consequent thereon or 
incideatal thereto.” 

No. 7, 1910. “An Act to promote the sale of private land 
under closer settlement conditions; to amend the Closer 
Settlement Acts and the Government Savings Bank Act, 
1906; and for purposes consequent thereon or incidental 
thereto.” 

No. 8, 1910, ‘An Act to amend the Cattle Slaughtering and 
Diseased Animals and Meat Act, 19092; and for other 
purposes.” 

No. 9, 1910. “ An Act to vest certain Jand in the Lords Com- 
missioners cf the Admiralty in trust for a recreation 
ground for the Royal Navy; and for purposes consequent 
thereon and incidental thereto.” 

No. 10, 1910. “An Act to amend the law with respect to com- 


pensation to workmen for injuries suffered in the couree- 


of theiremployment; and for purposes consequent thereon 
or incidental thereto.” 

—— 1910. “An Act to enable the executors and the trustees 
for the time being of the will of James Joseph Macken to 
invest certain moneys belonging to the estute of the said 
James Joseph Macken in the purchase of shares in ‘ Mark 
Foy’:, Limited,’ and to retuin the shares so purchssed as 
investments of the funds of the said estate; to extend the 
powers of investment conferred by the said will upon the 
said trustees ; and for other purposes.” 


JOHN J. CALVERT, 
Olerk of the Parliaments. 


[1226] Department of Navigation, 


Sydney, 15th August, 1910. 
NOTICE TO MARINERS. 
NEWCASTLE SOUTHERN BREAKWATER LIGHT. 


N\eeres is hereby given that on and after Monday, the 

19th September, 1910, the fixed red light hitherto shown 
on the southern Breakwater at the Harbour entrance, Port of 
Newcastle, will be exhibited from a beacon 545 fect further 
along the Breakwater to the north-castward. Height of light 
above high-water, 45 feet. Are of visibility, 222 degrees. 

Vessels from the eouthward will open this light when it is 
bearing N.64 degrees W. (magnetic), and when in sight it 
leads clear north-eastward of Big Ben Rock and adjacent 
shoals. 

Du ing fog a bell wili be rung at short intervals. 

By order of the Acting Superintendent, 


JOHN &. D’AROY, 
Acting Secretary. 


[861] Department of Navigation, 
Sydney, &th August, 1919, 
NOTICE TO MARINERS, 

INGE is hereby given that a tripod beacon, carrying a 

fixed red light, bas been erected at Tomago, in the 
Hunter River, to indicate the position of the southern edge of 
the shcal known as “ Tomago Rocks.” ‘The upper part of the 
beacon is painted red, the lower part black. he beacon 
carries a Wigham light, visible from all points of the compass. 

By order of the Acting Superintendent, 


JOHN S. D’ARCY, 
Acting Secretary. 


[1052] 


Sydney Harbour Trust Office, 
Circular Quay, 12th August, 1910. 
NOTICE TO SHIPPING, 
“ASTERS of vessels are hereby notified that on the 15th 
instant, and thereafter until further notice, a punt will 
be moored in the vicinity of a line between Fort Macquzrie 
and Beulah-street, North Sydney, for the purpose of carrying 
out certain borings in the bed of Sydney Harbour. 
The following signals will be exhibited from the punt :— 
By day, a red flag on a pole. 


By night, three lights vertical ; the upper and lower will be red, 
the middle white, 


HAROLD F, NORRIE, 
Secretary, 


NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


PPLICATIONS having been made to bring the lands 
hs hereunder described under the provisions of the Real 
Property Act, Certificates of Indefeasible Title will issue, unless 
Caveats be lodged in accordance with the Third Schedule to the 
said Act, ON OR BEFORE THE 25TH SEPTEMBER, 1910 :— 


No. 16,077. APPLICANT :—N 8.W. Reasliy C6. (Limited). 


| LAN D:—Municipality Dundaa, €7 acres 274 perches, in Church- 


street, Penrant-psrade and Carlingford-road,—part 427 acres 
(portion 76 cf parich) granted to James Lunlop, and part 115 
acies (portion 77 of parish) granted to James Milson ; adjoin- 
ing properties of J. H. O’Brien, Trustees of Cemetery, and A. 
W ooster and Crown land. 


No. 14,480. APPLICANT ;—Thomas Craig Lawson, Watton’s 
Bay. LAND :—City Sydney, 13 perches, in Bourke and Little 
Bourke streets, Surry Hills,— part block A8, Riley Estate, and 
pait 70 acres granted to John Palmer; adjoining properties of 
D. Davis and G. L. Fagan. 


No. 16,486. APPLICANT :—Walier Reynolds, Lake 
Bathurst. LAND:—County Argyle, parish Covan, shire 
Mulwaree, 1,193 acres 1 rood, on Mulwaree Ponds or Creek, 
and on road from Tarago to Cooper,—part land granted as 
1.185 acres (portion 88 cf parish) to John Gore; adjoining 
properties of Dr. Faithful and W. Reynolds. 


No. 16,545. APPLICANT :—Celia Symonds, Randwick 
LAND :—Municipality Randwick, 1 reod 314 perches, and 1 
rood 364 perches, in Belmore-road and Powell-street,—lots 1 to 
7, Powell’s Estate, and part allotment 4, section 14, granted to 
Robert Webster; adjoining property of G. E. Rush. 


No. 16,560. APPLICANTS :—Arthur Stacey Stilwell and 
Leslie William Stilwell, both Sydney. LAND :—County Cum- 
berland, parish Field of Mars, shire Hornsby, 5 acres 1 rcod 
35 perches, in Midson-road or Devlin-street,—part 21 acres 3 
roods 87 perches (portion 26 of parish) granted to James 
Stephenson ; adjoining properties of J. Papworth, J. Stevens, 
and W. H. Weirick. 


Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected at the 
Land Titles Office, Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 


W.G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 
24th August, 1910. [1277] 


é NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACY, 


PPLICATION having been made to bring the land 
hereunder described under the provisions of the Real 
Property Act, Certificate of Indefeasible Title will issue, 
unless Caveat be lodged in accordance with the Third Schedule 
to the said Act, ON OR BEFORE THE 12TH OcTOBER, 1910 :— 


No. 16,376. APPLICANT:—The City Mutual Life 
Assurance Socicty (Limited). LAND :—Maunicipality Balmain, 
1 acre 1 rood 6 perches, in Margaret-street,—part original lot 5, 
section 44, Balmain Estate, and part 550 acres granted to 
William Balmain; adjoining properties of F. Martin, — Eich- 
mann, and J. Smith and J. Gregg. 


’ Diagram delineating this land may be inspected at the 
Land Titles Office, Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Kegistrar-General. 


24th August, 1910. {1278} 


HURTSR DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SHWERAGE BOARD. 
Noticrt to Lay Service Pipzs. 


Novice to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the case may 
be) of tenements and premises situated in— 


Wickham: Downie-street from end of existing main to Estell- 
street ; Harrison-street from end of existing main to 
Northumberland-street ; McMichael-street from Downie- 
street northerly to 10 chains past Harrison-street; 
Northumberland-street from Downie-street southerly 3 
chains ; Northumberland-street from JHarrison-street 
northerly 9 chains; Estell-street from end of existing 
main to Downie-street ; Girling-street, from Clyde-street 
to Price-street. 

Newcastle: Langford-street from -Porcher-street westerly 7 
chains. j 

A ae main pipe in the said streets having been laid down, 

the owner or occupier, or mortgagee (as the case may be) 
of all tenements and premises situated aa above is hereby 

required, on or before the 22nd September, 1910, to cause a 

proper pipe and stopcocks to be laid, so as to supply water 

from the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


By order of the Board, 


ALFRED E. FRY, 
Board's Offices, Newcastle, Secretary. 


8r1 August, 1910, 


‘Supreme Court, Sydney, 


24 Ava., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 4639 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply ana Sewerage, 
Sydney, 18th July, 1910. 
NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Novice To THE OwNneERS oF TENEMENTS AND 
PREMISES IN—- 


Sydney: Chalmer’s-street, from LElizabeth-street to 

.  Randle-street. 

Kogarah: Hampton Court road, from existing main 
to existing main; Francis-street, from existing 
main to Kogarah-road; Edward-street, from 
Tanner-avenue to Kogarah-road; Arthur-street, 

. from Tanner-avenue to Kogarah-road. 

Rookwood: Egerton-street, from Sutherland-street 
to Hezlett-street. 

Waverley: Murriveri-road, from existing main to 
Hardy-street ; Northcote-street, from Old South 
Head road to Oxford-street; Robert-street, from 
Old South Head road easterly 215 yards. 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than sixty 
yards from the main pipe. ] 


Epi main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
J down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated as above are hereby required, on or before 
the seventh day of September next, to cause a proper 
pene and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
rom the main pipe to such tenenients and premises. 


D. C. ROBERTSON, 
Inspector to the 
Board of Water Supply and Sewerage. 
[542] 


QUARTER SESSIONS. 


OTICE is hereby given that Courts of Quarter Sessions in 

and for the State of Newsouth Wales will be holden 

during September next, at the Court-houses, at the following 
times and places, viz. :— 


Wellington, Monday, 5th September ; 
Kempsey, Monday, 5th September ; 
Coonamble, Wednesday, 7th September ; 
Taree, Friday, 9th September ; 

Bourke, Wednesday, !4th September ; 
Cobar, Monday, 19th September ; 
Bingara, Tuesday, 20th September ; 

- Inverell, Friday, 23rd September ; 
Singleton, Monday, 26th September ; 
Moree, Tuesday, 27th September ; 
Murrurundi, Thursday, 29th September ; 
Darlinghurst, Sydney, Friday, 30th September : 


‘When and where all persons under recognisances to appear as 
prosecutors, witnesses, or defendants, or who have appeals to 
Interpose, or other business to transact, are desired to give their 
attendance respectively at 10 o’clock in the forenoon. 


W. R. BEAVER, 


Office of the Clerk of the Peace, Clerk of the Peace. 
Sydney, 18th August, 1910. [1180] 


N OTICE is hereby given that I, the undersigned, a Police 

Magistrate in snd for the State of New South Wales, 
being assembled in Petty Sessions, at the Court-house at 
Bourke, in the absence of other Justices of the Peace, have 
this day appointed the undermentioned days as the days on 
which Courts of Petty Sessions for hearing and determining all 
actions under the “Small Debts Recovery Act, 1899,” and any 
Act amending the same, shall be held in the Court-house, at 
Bourke aforesaid, in the Petty Sessions District of Bourke, in 
lieu of the first Wednesday and Monday preceding the third 
Wednesday,—as notified in Government Gazette of 15th July, 
1908, No. 83 :— 


Friday, 9th September, 1910, at 10 a.m. 
Monday, 19th September, 1910, at 10 a.m. 
Friday, 80th September, 1910, at 10 a.m, 
Friday, 14th October, 1910, at 10 a.m. 
Friday, 28th October, 1910, at 10 a.m. 
Monday, 14th November, 1910, at 10 a.m. 
Friday, 25th November, 1910, at 10 a.m, 
A. ORMONDE BUTLER, 
Police Magistrate. 
Court-house, Bourke, 
17th August, 1910. [1229] 


——) 


1S torte is hereby given that a Circuit Court will be holden 

at the Court-house, Tamworth, on Tuesday, the eleventh 
day of October next, before His Honor The Chief Justice, 
when all Magistrates, Jurors, Witneeses, and other persons 
concerned are required to attend. 


P. HALSE ROGERS, 
Clerk of Arraigns. 
Twenty-third day of August, 1910. [1275] 


No. 131, 24 Avausr, 1910.—2. 


OTICE is hereby given that a Circuit Court will be holden 

ut the Court-house, Newcastle, on Tuesday, the twenty- 

seventh duy of September next, before His Honor The Chief 

Justice, when all Magistrates, Jurors, Witnesses, and other 
per-ons cone 'rned are required to attend. 


P. HALSE ROGERS, 
Supreme Court, Sydney, Clerk of Arraigna. 
Twenty-third day of August, 1910. [1276] 


FRANK BURFORD TREATT, Police Magistrate, sitting 
9 as a Court of Petty Sessions, in the Court-house, at 
Tuens, this 18th day of August, 1910, do hereby appoint the 
Thursday following the third Tuesday in each month to be 
the day on which all actions under the “ Small Debts Recovery 
Act of 1899,” and any Act amending the same, shall be heard 
and determined in the Court-house at Tuena sforesaid, in the 
Petiy Sessions District of Tuena. 
[i237] ¥. B. TREATT, P.M. 


FRANK BURFORD TREATT, Police Magistrate, sittirg 
9 as a Court of Petty Seszions, in the Court-house, at 
Truokey, this 17th day of August, 1910, do hereby appoint the 
Wednesday following the third Tuesday in each month to te 
the day on which all actions under the “Smail Debts Recovery 
Act of 1399,” and any Act amending the same, shall be heard 
and determined in the Court-house at Trunkey aforesaid, in 
the Petty Sessions District of Trunkey. 


[1238] F. B. TREATT, P.M. 


HE Bench of Magistrates at Camden have this day 
appointed Alexander McKenzie to be Bailiff of the Small 
Debts Court at Camden, vice John A. HE. Parker, resigned. 
W. SCHWARER. 
Acting Clerk of Petty Sessions. 
Court of Petty Sessions, Camden, 
18th August, 1910. [1179] 


me = =a eee, 


OTICE.—First Class Constable Alexander Constantine has 
this day been appointed Bailiff of the Small Debts Court 
at Cumnock, vice Marsden, resigned. 
W. BLAOK, J.P. 
Court-house, Cumnock, ©. MILLER, J.P. 
16th August, 1910. [1175] 


HE Bench of Magistrates at Wanaaring have this day 
appointed Senior-constable H. HE. Vizzard to act as 
Registrar of the Small Debts Court, at Wanaaring, vice Sawtell, 
transferred. 
J. E. BAILEY, J.P. 
G. G. FRIEND, J.P, 
Court-house, Wanaaring, 
30th July, 1910. [1173] 


7 OTICE.—Senior-constable Paton has this day been ap- 
iL pointed Registrar of the Small Debts Court at Millthorpe. 
ED. MARRIOTT, 


Police Magistrate. 
Millthorpe, 10th August, 1910. [1174] 


[1241] The Treasury, New South Wales, 
Sydney, 22nd August, 1910. 


LEASE OF LEE WHARF (WESTERN END), AT 
NEWCASTLE. 


d Beer: are invited for the Lease of the western end 

(circuit about 450 feet) of Lee Wharf, Merewether-street, 
Newcastle, together with the shed thereon. The dimensions of 
this shed are 150 feet by 50 feet, and it is lighted by electricity. 
The lease will be granted by the Colonial Treasurer under the 
provision of the 154th section of the “ Navigation Act, 1901,” 
and will be for a period not exceeding three years, subject to 
determination at any time during its currency by either side 
giving three months’ notice. Power is reserved to make regu- 
lations governing the use of the wharf and the storage of 
goods inthe shed. Further particulars can be obtained at the 
Offices of the Department of Navigation, Sydney and New- 
castle. Tenders marked “Tender for Lease of Lee Wharf,” 
and addressed to the Under Secretary for Finance and Trade, 
will be received at the Treasury, Sydney, up to the 12th day of 
September, 1910. The highest or any tender will not neces- 
sarily be accepted, 


J. W. HOLLIMAN, 
Under Secretary for Finance and Trade, 


4640 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. [24 Ave., 1910. 


{1274] © ora Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 22nd August, 1910, 


Aba have been accepted for the following Publie 
Works for the week ending 20th instant :— 


GoveRNMENT ARCHITEOT’s BRANCH— 


METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WATER SUPPLY |; 

~ AND SEWERAGE. 

EPBNDERS for the works specified below will be 

received up to 2 p.m. on the dates mentioned 
addressed to the Seat Poe —~ 
297m Aveust, 1910. 

Contract No.- 965. —Construction of 1,215 lineal feet 

f-- of Stoneware Pipe Sewers in the Municipality of 

__North Sydney. Deposit, £10; security, £60 

5TH SEPTEMBER, 1910. 

Contract No. 761 .—Supply and delivery of Cast-iron 
Stops and Curbs for Drummoyne Tank. Deposit, 
£10; security, £10. 

12rm Srepremper, 1910, 

Contract No. 949.—Supply and delivery at Marrick- 
ville Pumping Station of two complete sets of 
Steam Surface Condensers and Air Pumps. De- 
posit, £10; security, £50. 

Arty OctozeR, 1910. 

Contract No. 771.—Construction and erection of an 
Elevated Mild Steel Service Tank at Bellevue 
Hill, Woollahra. Deposit, £10; security, £100. 

Contract No. 772.—Construction and erection of an 
Elevated Mild Steel Service Tank at Rawson- 

place, Drummoyne. Deposit, £45; security, 


Perkins, Macleay River. 


gillica—H. H.S. Francis, Cowra. 
Kadttions to Public School, Botany—M. Long, Auburn. 
Improvements and Additions to Public School Crystal. 
street, Petersham—H. W. Jones, Marrickville. 


mundra—G. I. Armstrong, Gundagai. 

Additions and Repairs to Public School and Teacher’s 
Residence at Markwell—W. J. Brown, Five Dock. © 

Erection of Teacher’s Residence at Public School, Cope- 
ton—W, J. Brown, Five Dock. 

Repairs and Painting Teacher's Residence at eae 
School, Grecnwich—A. Haton, Neutral Bay. 

Tarpaving at Public School, Sunmer Hill—P. Stubbins, 
Moore Park. 

Providing and Fixing Windwiil and Pump, and Installing’ 
Water Service Piping and Tank at the Government 
Experimental Farm, Glen Innes—H. E. Lightfoot, 
Glen Innes. 

Erection of Police Buildings at North |Goulburn—W. H. 


£220 « Nettleton, Goulburn. 
WILLIAM HOLMES, Erection of Teacher’s Residence at Public School, Holy 
341 Pitt-street, Sydney, Secretary. Camp—J. M. Durning, Grenfell. 
19th August, 1910. ; Alterations and Adflitions to Infants’ School Building, 
SS eee and Erecting New Closets for Girls at Public School, 


Crown-street, Surry Hills —G. Kidney, Woollahra. . 
Erection of New Building at Public School, *Dalingiella waco 
A. J. Hulbert, Narrabri. 
Erection of Teacher’s Residence at Public School, Llan« 
gothlin—James Devitt, The Oaks. 


New South Wales Government Railways, 
Offiee of the Chief Commissioner, 
Sydney, 22nd August, 1910. 


ENDERS will be received at this Office not later 
than 12 o’clock noon on the boi specified for 
the undermentioned Supplies, &c.: 


Monpay, 29rH Avevusr, 1910. 


The Supply and Erection at the Ultimo Power-housse 


St oe Centrifugal Feed Pu Particul 
Hleotrical aingineer’ 8 Office, er HGhtoMcHeee Alterations and Additions at Public School, Rose Bay— 
©" °Sydne A. Ede, Chatswood. 


dera—McFadzean & Bland, Narrandera. 
Wink Dive bas of Second-hand Iron and Steel Fish- | Aditions to Public School and Painting and Repairs to 


Additions and Alterations and Krecting New Gallery to 
Strong Room at Lands Office, Sydney—Wearne & 
Breakspear, Sydney. 


plates. Particulars, Stores, Wilson-street, New- ee Residence at Canbelego—A. Roset, Can- 
"town. elego 
The Manufacture and Supply of 100 End and 100 Erection oo & Public School Building at Stockingbingal— 
"Side Destination Boxes for Tram Cars. Parti- A. P. Sewell, Murrumburrah. 
culars, Electrical Engineer’s Office, 61 Hunter- Erection of a Manual Training Building at Public School, 
street, Sydney. Hornsby—N, Reid, Willoughby. 
Tendors aresto-be éudoreed : “Tender for Feed Erection of a Public School Building at Tyalgum—W. 
F) Bray, Murwillumbah. 
Erection of a Physical Science Building at the Publie 
School, Yass—W. J. Scurr, Yass. 
Repairs, Painting, &e., at Public School, Forest Lodge— 
P. Cunningham, Redfern. 


IRRIGATION AND DRAINAGE BRaNcH— 

Construction of a Timber Beam Bridge over Bundigerry 
Creek at Grong Grong Homestead, Murrumbidgee 
Northern Canai Contract 927—J. McMahon , Howlong. 

Construction of a Regulator at Station 66 985 on Main 
Canal, and a Regulator on the Hay Branch Canal, 
near Yanco Siding, Murrumbidgee Northern Canal, 
Contract 919—Gummow, Forest, & Co. (Limited), 
Sydney. 

Roaps anp Bripces Branco— 

Dorrigo Branch Road, Kempsey District, Contract 8%/ 

1909-10—A. Tindall, Dorrigo. 


Unsuccessful Tenderers for the above are requested to ae 
this intimation. 


Pumps,’’ or as the case may be. 
The Chief Commissioner does not bind himself to 
preg’ the lowest or any Tender. 


By order, 
J. 8. SEVER MAL: 


[963] Sydney Harbour Trust Office 
“ Circular’ Quay, 9th reer 1910. 


LEASE OF Meas aae hs ree AT CIRCULAR 


ENDERS will be received at this Office up to 
2 p.m. on the 29th instant, for a lease of the . 
~vacant plook of land at the corner of Barton-street 
and Circular Quay roadway. 
Forms of tender and full particulars of the condi- 
tions governing the lease, &c., may be obtained on 
application to the Chief Clerk of the Trust, 


HAROLD F. NORRIE, W. J. HANNA, 
Secretary. Under Secretary for Public Works. 


Stores Supply Committee, 
Sydney, 12th August, 1910. 
TENDERS FOR SUPPLIES AND SERVICHS FOR TaE PUBLIC SERVICE, 
‘ENDERS will be received at the Stores Supply Department, 15 and 17 Young-street, for the Supplies and Services 
‘ apsoitied in the Schedule hereunder, up to 4'15 p.m. on the date ret forth in the second column thereof. 


A. BERCKELMAN, 
Executive Member. 


Dates ap ni which | : 
. Description of Supplies to be Tendered for. ‘lenders 6 
ty PP will ‘be received, - itiecik | 


” Tender forms and further particulars may he 
obtained on application, and at the District 
dj - Works Office, Newcastle. — 
Purchase of Kerosene Tins in cases from Ist October, 1910 : 24 August, 19.10 ender forms and further’ particulars, may be 
5 pies = see? obtained on application. 


. June, 1911, from :-— 


Conveyance of Coal during the period terminating 30th | 24 August, 1910 
Nawoastlo to Port Stephens. ; 


Erection of a Public School Building at Aldavilla—Geo, 


Erection of a Teacher’s Residence at Public School, Odéums 


Erection of Teacher’s Residence at Public School, Cootas 


Erection of a Physical Science School Building at Narran« 


24 Avea,, 1910,} NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 131. 4641 


Department of Public Works, 
Hydney, 24th August, 1910. 
THNDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS. . 


ENDERS will be received at this Office, for the Public Works specified in the Schedule hereunder, up to TWO O’CLOOK 
P.., of the various dates set forth in the second column. ; 


- All envelopes containing Tenders must be addressed to the President of the Tender Board, ana have legibly endorsed upon 
them the name of the work in respect of which the Tender is submitted, . 


Tt is to be understood that the Government does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any Tender; and no Tender will 


be accepted until the same has been reported upon by the proper officer. ‘ 
CHARLES A. LER. 
Description of Work or Suppliesto be ae a Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions, 
P PRR Eso ols General Conditions, and form of Tender, Remarks, 
Tendered for, Tenders will be 
heabived, may be seen. 


Government Architect’s Branch. 
Paneer etn an Ah nt ah ea a a ag I a aR 
Additions to Court-house, Walgett... »» | 29 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


ment, Sydney; and District Works 
{ Office, Walgett. 


Contractors’ Boom, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Glebe. 


Erection of New Building for Infants, Public | 29 Aug., 1910 
School, Glebe. 


Erection of Court-house aud Police Buildings, 
Carinda. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Devart- | Fresh Tenders. 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 


Walgett ; and Police Station, Carinda. 


29 Aug,, 1910 


a ewe nce 


—— 


Erection of New Police Buildings, Nymboida 


29 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Lismore; and Police Station, Nym- 
boida. 


Additions to Public School, Navara ... Ra | 29 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public W orks Depart- 


ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Neweastle ; and Public School, Narara. 


bales 
| 


ee ee eR wate. ge ae re Leon weebr eet ey TOT seat oo were el er ow Be ee eee 
Repairs, &c., to Public School, Broken Hill | 29 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
North. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Broken Hill; and Public School, Broken 
Hill North. 


Erection of Show Pavilion, Botanic Gardens, | 29 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney. 


Increased Lavatory Accommodation, Botanic | 29 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
“Gardens, 5 ; ment, Sydney. 


Ereccion of New School Building, and Re- ; 29 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


moval of Teacher’s Residence from Beau- ment, Sydney ; District Works Office, 
fort; and Re-erection at Clairville, Public Armidale; and Public School, Clair- 
. School, Clairville. ville. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart: 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Marrickville. 


Additions and Improvements to Public School, 


29 Aug., 1910 
Marrickville. 


= - oe i aaa am a a 


Erection of Police Station, at Drummoyne ... | 29 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Goulburn; and Police Station, Crook- 

= | well, 


Repairs to Police Station, Grookwell Ray .. | 29 Aug. 1910 


Erection of New Buildings, Public School, 
Barry. 


29 Aug., 1910 Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 


Bathurst ; and Public School, Barry. 


* 


Alterations to Girls’ Class Rooms, Public | 29 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public W orks Depart- 

School, South Wagga Wagga. | ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 

ae | Cootamundra; and Public School, 
| South Wagga Wagga. 


. 


Erection of ‘eacher’s Residence, LVublic | 29 Aug., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | _ 
School, Sandiland’s Range. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Lismore; and Public School, Sandi- 

= aes land’s Range. 


Erection of Accommodation for Female 


~ Patients, Hospital for Consumptives, Water- 
fall. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Worke Depart- 


5 Sept., 1910 
ment, Sydney. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Granville. shal 


Improvements, Additions, &c., to Public 
School, Granville. 


5 Sept., 1910 


ee een a emai 


ortuary, Cost Hospital, Little | & Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart-: Fresh Tenders. 
- ment, Sydney. 


Bi 2 e cof 


oe 
* 
& oon 


Che See 


4642" NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. [24 Ava., 1910. ° 


FENDERS FOR culls WORKS—continued, 
a 


Dates Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditi 
' : ; pecial Conditions, 
Description of Work or Supplies to be mes pe or General Gonditions, and form of Tender, : Remarks. 
Tendered for. Becca: e may be seen. 


Government Architect’s Branch—continued. 


5 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney. 


Additions to Assistant Superintendent’s 
Quarters, Hospital for Insane, Callan Park. 


Laying on New Water Service, Hurlstone | 5 Sept., 1916 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Agricultural ~Continuation School, Summer ment, Sydney; and Hurlstone Agri- 
Hill. cultural Continuation School. 

Painting, Minor Repairs, &c., Post’and Tele- } 5 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
graph Office, Hornsby. ment, Sydney; and Police Station, 

Hornsby. 
Erection of New Building, Public School, | 12 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Wallendbeen. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Cootamundra; and Public School, 
Se W allendbeen. 
Additions to Public School, Brookvale ... | 12 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
; fy Brookvale. 

Additions to Public School, Campsie ... ... | 12 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 

| ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Campsie. 

Erection of New Building, Public School, | 12 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 

Little Coogee. ment, Sydney; Public School, Little 
Coogee. 

Additions, &c., to Public School, Clunes . .., | 12 Sept., 1910 | Contractor’s Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders, 

ment, Sydney; District Works Office, ; 

| fiismore; Public School, Clunes; and 
| | Police Station, Bangalow, | 

Excavation of Site No. 6 for Workmen’s | 12 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Xkcom, Public Works Depart- | 
Dwellings, Gloucester-street, City. meat, Sydney. 

Alterations and Additions to Public School, | 19 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Five Dock. ment, Sydney; and Public School, 

oc eed re ae Five Dock. 

Erection of Teacher’s Residence; Public | 19 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
School, Misabotti. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 

Kempsey; and Public School, Misa- 
botti. 

Repairs to Pilot’s Residence, Pilot Station, | 26 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 
Bellinger Heads. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 

Kempsey ; Police Station, Coff’s Har- 
| bour; and Pilot Station, Bellinger 
| Heads. | 

Additions to New Building, Technical College, | 26 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 

West Maitland. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Newcastle; and Technical College, 
West Maitland. 

Erection of Veterinary f&chool, Sydney | 26 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 

__ University. ment, Sydney. 

Erection of New Building, Public School, ! 26 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | FreshjTenders. 


Tumberumba. 


Additions to Court-house, Tenterfield 26 Sept., 
Erection of New Building, Public School, St.| 4 Oct., 


Leonards North. 


ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Cootamundra; and Public School, 
° Tumberumba. 
1910 , Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Armidale ; and ‘Court-house, Tenter- 
field. 


Contractors’ Koom, Public Works Depart- | 


1910 } 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
St. Leonards North. 


Railway Constructicn. 


Construction of the Second Section of the 
Lockhart to Clear Hills Railway. 


| 29 Aug,, 


1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney. 


Construction of Electric 
Military-road to Cremorne Point. 


Manufacture, Supply, and Delivery of Super- 

_ structures of Steel Bridges over Mehi River 
and Great Ana Branch of the Gwydir 
River, Moree to Mungindi Railway, First 
Section. 


Manufacture, Supply, and Delivery of 8,000 
tons of 60-lb. Steel Rails. 


SS ee er 


Tramway from | 29 Aug. 


1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney. 


12 Sept., 


re 


1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney. 


- 


The date for the 
closing of Tenders 
will be fixed later. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney. 


- 24 Aue. 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 131, 4643 | 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIO WORKS—continued. 


Dates 


ipti i : i Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions 
ae Retteccd Ae ae ay Terdlere will be General Conditions, and form of Tender : Remarks, 
received. may be seen. 


Irrigation and Drainage Branch. 


Construction of the Second Section of the 
Southern’ and Western Suburbs Ocean 
Outfall Sewer (Contract No. 918). 


12 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Department of 
| Public Works, Melbourne. 


Construction of Drainage Works for Murwil- 


26 Sept., 1910 
lumbah Swamp (Contract No. 945). 


Oontractora’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Court-houses, 


Murwillumbah, Ballina, and Lismore. 


. Construction of Cuttings, Sections 1 and 2,| 4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 
; Great Ana-branch, Darling River (Con: | j ment, Sydney; Court-houses, Broken | Time extended. 
tract No. 900). Hill, Wentworth, and Swan Hill (Vic.) ; 
Police Station, Mildura (Vic.); and 
Department of Public Works, Mel- 
bourne. 


Construction of Bridges and Regulators, Sec- 
tion No. 3, Great Ana-branch, e Darling 
River (Contract No. 900). 


4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; Court-houses, Broken 
Hill, Wentworth, and Swan Hill (Vic.) ; 


Fresh Tenders. 
Time extended. 


Police Station, Mildura (Vic.); and 
Department of Public Works, Mel- 
bourne. 


Harbours and Water Supply Branch. 


Construction of Roof for Existing Service 
Reservoir, Water Supply, Gundagai (Con- 
tract No. 948). 


4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 


ment, Sydney; and p Gur Onna. 
y 


Gundagai. 


ee 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney. c 


Supply and Erection of Pumping Machinery, 
Water Supply, Quirindi (Contract No. 933). 


31 Oct., 1910 


Supply, Delivery, Erection, and Test-working | 9 Jan., 1911] Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
of a Coal-loading Plant, capable of deliver- ment, Sydney ; and at the Office of the 
ing into ships holds about 1,000 tons of coal Agent-General of New South Wales, 
per hour at each side of a New Jetty to be London. 
Erected at Port Kemble, South Coast, New 
South Wales. 
(933] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 10th August, 1910, 
TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WATERING PLACES. 


ENDERS will be received at this Office for a lease of the Public Watering Places specified hereunder. 


Tenderers are requested to state what rental they are prepared to offer for a lease, or the lowest sum for which they will 
work the Watering Places with the privilege of retaining the collections as specified in the Regulations. 


Tenders must be addressed to the Tender Board, and endorsed with the name of the Public Watering Place for which the 
Tender is submitted, and accompanied by a negotiable deposit for the sum of £5, with the names eud addresses of two sureties 
for approval. 


The Department does not bind itself to accept any Tender. 
The lease will be subject to the provisions of the ‘‘Public Watering Places Act of 1900,” and the Regulations thereunder 


The lessee may cultivate the Tenant’s Lease, and any improvements which he may effect in the shape of clearing and 
burning off timber may be considered in his favour should he tender for a new lease at the expiration of his term. 


Copies of the Act, Regulations, Conditions of Lease, and Agreement may be seen and further information and forms 
_of Tender may be obtained from the local District Works Officer, or from the Department of Public Works, Sydney. 


CHARLES A. LEE. 


Fe seicoenishl eicasiccasoncesho peepee enc sea a i a cc ci one ep a RT ET eA AE 


Term Dato trom: which Tenders close at 
Watering Place. ibe eaet Road. of Lease. | the ee be | 9 p.m., ag under— 
Bie, Leet 

Mt. Drysdale Tank -... ...| 320 0 O| At Mt. Drysdale ... a .| 5 years| 1 Oct., 1910 ...| 12 Sept., 1910 
Cobham Tank .., 7 ol ..| 574 1 O | Tibbooburra to Wilcannia Biarygactal des, i. Lies 3s Rise 
Paldramata Bore bee ..| 640 0 O|} Wilcannia to Milparinka SRP dR eal Gl ae 3 nee Lea ie f 
Wolfrey’s Weir... sae ..| 820 0 O| Brewarrina to Goodooga oot Onessir a | Liners i Plt hohe es re 
Momba Bore ... MP ...| 820 0 O]} Wilcannia to Hungerford Basu cals ime elie, i. 
Mulgany Bore ,,, ee ...| 640 0 O| Wanaaring to Milparinka seal; Gee te et Lie 98 i sacl LE Ss 
Bulgoo Tank ... sa ...| 640 0 O} Balarabon to Cobar sy set, Olean cont Lyte 5 A elas ” 


a Sd re PO CS NY Se eae a 


7 


4644 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131, [94 Ata. 1910, 


(944] Department of Public Works, 
alk Sydney, 22nd August, 1910, 


“WATER AND DRAINAGE ACT, 1902,” AND “WATER ‘AND DRAINAGE AND ARTESIAN WELLS (AMENDING) 
ACT, 1906.” 


. “HINTON SWAMP DRAINAGE TRUST.” 


Ror reGercon of proposal for the construction of Works of Drainage, and the constitution of a Trust for maintaining, administering, and 
extending such works. 
\ HEREAS section 6 of the “ Water and Drainage Act, 1902,” provides amongst other things that in respect of any works of drainage 
“the Minister (that is, the Secretary for Public Works) shall notify in the manner therein enacted proposals for the construction of 
such works, and the constitution of a Trust for maintaining, administering, and extending such works; Now, therefore, I, The Honourable 
Cartes ALFRED Les, the Secretary for Publie Works for the time being in and for the State of New South Wales, in pursuanee’ of the 
powers conferred upon me by the hereinbefore in part recited section of the last-mentioned Act, and by the “ Water and Drainage and 
Artesian Wells (Amending) Act, 1906,” and of all other powers me hereunto enabling, do hereby notify that it is proposed to construct the 
works of drainage referred to in the proposal hereto, and to constitute a Trust, to be called and known as the “ Hinton Swamp Drainage 
Trust,” for maintaining, administering, and extending such works, in accordance with the pavticulars set forth and described in the proposal 
hereto, that is to say :— 
The proposal hereinbefore referred to is as follows :— 
(a) Description of the purpose for which it ts proposed to constitute the Trust :—To drain off the water from the lands within the 
proposed Trust District. 
(6) Plan and description of the works and of the land, whether covered with water or not, proposed to be taken or acquired for the 
purposes of such works and of their cost or estimated cost: 
(1.) Plan of the works and of the land :— 


AINTON SWAMP Poo eS AMEE gos DISTRICT 


CHAINS a0 EY) 2 fo oO se hapa 


3.502 19 | 17 | 2a} 


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Archibald Walker 


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24 Aue, 1910.) . NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131, 4645 


i “HINTON SWAMP DRAI} i %H TRUST.”’—continued. 
(II.} Description of the works :— 


The proposed works consiet of excavating channels, pitching, fencing, gates, and culverts. 


_— 


A proposed channel will commence at the left bank of the Hunter River on lot 7 of a subdivision of portion 84, parish of Seaham, 
county of Durham, and run in a generally north-westerly direction for a distance of about 1 mile 4,212 feot, and pass through . 
lots 7 aforesaid, 6, and 5, portion 34, and terminate on portion 30 in the same parish. The bottom widths will be 12 feet, 10 
feet 6 inches, and 6 feet; side slopes 1 to 1; and depths of flow 4 feet 6 inches and 4 feet. 


Another proposed channel will commence at the last-described channel on portion 30, parish of Seaham, county of Durham, and 
run in a westerly direction for a distance of about 1 mile 4,958 feet, and pass through portion 30 aforesaid, lots 6, 5, 4, and 3 
of the Bowthorne Estate, along part of the southern boundary of the last lot, and along the southern boundary of lot 2 of the 
said estate to the eastern side of the road from Hinton to Abbotsford, The bottom widths will be 6 feet, 4 feet, and 2 feet ; 

@ side slopes 1 to1; and cepth of flow 3 feet. 


Lab) 
: 


The total length of the proposed channels will be 3 miles 3,890 feet or thereabouts, subject to such deviation or modification of 
eo route as may hereafter be deemed necessary. 


(IIL) Description of the land to be taken or acquired :—= 


The proposed channels will be situated on all that piece or parcel of land to be taken or acquired : Commencing at the left bank 
of the Hunter River; and bounded thence by lines generally north-westerly parallel to and 30 links distant on each side of 
the centre line of the proposed channel through lots 7, 6, aud 5 of the subdivision of part of portion 34, parish of Seaham, 


yya,f (-—} county. of Durham, +o the northern boundary of the last lot ; thence by lines psrallel to and 25 links distant on each side of 
_ the centre line of the proposed channel through portion 34 aforesaid and partly through portion 30 to the southern boundary 
ais. of A. B. McPherson’s 700 acres; and thence by lines parallel to end distant 15 links on each side of the centre line of the 
proposed cutting partly through the said portion 30 (A. 8B. McPherson’s 700 acres) to the termination of the channel. And also 
Cif} commencing on the southern houndary of A. B. McPherson’s 700 acres aforesaid, being part of portion 30, parish of Seaham, 


= county of Durham, at the western boundary of the before-described area; and thence by lines generally westerly parallel to 
and distant 15 licks on each side of the centre line of the proposed channel through portion 30, lots 6, 5, 4, 3, and 2 of the 
& Bowthorne Estate to the western side of the road from Hinton to Abbotsford,—having a total area of about 113 acres. 


(IV:) Estimated Oost of the Work :—£6,665. 
(c) Rate of interest which shall be paid by the Trust :—£A per centum per annum. 
(d) Charges to be paid by the Trust for water to be supplied hy the Crown, and the conditions of such supply :—No water is to be 


supplied by the Crown. = 


(e) Maximum rate which may be assessed by the Trust :—Ten shillings per acre per annum. 


(f) Description of the Trust District :— 

i ee Hinton Swamp Drainage Trust District. 
All that area or tract of country comprising parts of the parishes of Butterwick and Seaham, county of Durham and State of New 
South Wales: Commencing oman eastern boundary of portion 38, parish of Seaham, county of Durham, at a point.distant 1 mile 
26 chains northerly from the south-eastern corner of the portion; and bounded thence generally onthe east bya line south-easterly 
crossing Snodgrass and Walker’s 1,000 aere grant to a point on a northern boundary of portion 30, distant 21 chains easterly 
from the south-eastern corner of portion 38, a line south 40 chains, a line bearing 170 degrees 30 minutes 43 chains, a line 
south-easterly to a point on a southern boundary of portion 30 north of the north-eastern corner of lot 7 of a subdivision of 
part of portion 34, a line south to that corner, a north-eastern, another north-eastern, and part of another north-eastern 
- boundary of the said lot 7 crossing the road from Hinton to Raymond Terrace to the north-western bank of the creek running 
through the last lot, and that bank downwards to the left bank of the Hunter River ; thence generally on the south by the last 
bank upwards to the south-western corner of lot 6 of the same subdivision, the northern bank of the channel forming the 
southern boundaries of lots 5 and. 4 to the northern side of the road from Hinton to Raymond Terrace running through the 
ia ae said lots, northern. sides of the said road running through lots 3, 2,and 1, portion 34, and bounding portion 49 to the eastern 
_| boundary of portion 32, part of the last boundary to the north-eastern corner of the portion, part of the northern boundary of 
~~ ------. the last portion westerly for a distance of 10 chains, a line north-westerly crossing portion 49 to the south-eastern corner of portion 
37, the southern boundary of the last portion, part of a western boundary of portion 49 southerly fora distance of 3 chains, @ 
line west crossing lot 1 of a subdivision of portion 31 to the eastern jboundary of lot 2, part of the last boundary southerly to 
the south-eastern corner of the lot, a south-eastern, a south-western, a north-western, another south-western, another south- 
> eastern, another south-western, afiother north-western, another south-western, another north-western, another south-western, 
~ another south-eastern, another south-western, and part of the western boundary of lot 2 to the south-eastern corner of lot 4, the 
southern boundary of the last lot; a line and the southern boundary of lot 9 in the said subdivision to the left bank of the 
: Paterson River; thence generally on the west by that, bank npwards to the south-western corner of lot 1 of the subdivision of 
©. portion 80, parish of Seaham, and portion 56, parish of Butterwick, known as the Bowthorne Estate, part of a western 
boundary of that lot northerly for a distance of 14 chains, a line east crossing the said lot to the western side of the road 
from Hinton to Abbotsford, a line north-easterly crossing lots 2, 8, 4, and 5 to the western boundary of lot 6 at a point north 
of and distant 29 chains from the south-western corner of the lot, part of the said western boundary to the north-western 
corner of the lot, a line, the southern boundaries of lots 8, 9, and 10, the western and the northern beundary of lot 10 of the 
gaid subdivision, parish of Butterwick, to a western boundary of portion 38, parish of Seaham, and part of that boundary 
- northerly for a distance of 78 chains; and thence on the north-west by a line north-easterly crossing the said portion 38, to the 

-- point of commencement,—having an area of 3,207 acres or thereabouts. 

(g) Number of Trustees, being either three or five :—Three. 


(4) Number of years within which the cost of the work shall be extinguished by a sinking fund :—Twenty-eight years. 


: gee CHARLES A. LEE, 
Secretary for Public Works. 


—— 


Notr.—Section 8 of the “ Water and Drainage Act, 1902,” enacts that if, within eight weeks after the notification of any 
roposal, “ a petition is presented to the Minister signed by at least one-third-in 1 umber of the occupiers of Crown Land, including 
Fometoadl selectors, conditional lessees, and settlement lessees, and owners of other land within the proposed Trust District, objecting 
to the proposal, he shall refer the proposal to the Board for inquiry and report. 
.; Section 9 reads :— : 

(1). If within the said period no such petition is received or if the Board reports in favour of the proposal, with or 
without modifications, the Governor may constitute the Trust with such modifications of the proposal as the 
Board may recommend, or, where no reference is made to the Board, with such modifications as the Minister 
may think fit. 

(2). The constitution of the Trust shall be notified by the Minister.in the Gazette. 

(3). Upon such notification the conditions of the proposal with such modifications (if any) as aforesaid, shall be 

Ys binding on the Trust, and on the Crown ; and the Minister may, out of the funds raised under this Act, carry 
oRA) sits out the works described in the proposal. foe ah ci ded 


teres | : 


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4646 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. [24 ‘Ave., 1910. 


POPULATION OF THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES, 30th JUNE, 1910. 


Males. Feniales. | Total. | Males. Femsies. Tota 
During the period from 1st April to 30th June, 1910— 
Binthy egies in Ssicevshasl>. deb ipae anal wie queen OL 5,508 11,269 
Deaths sem tee tee ties soe non wa 2,175 1,608 3,783 
Increase by excess of Births over Deaths ... ore i Bod “i aa 3,586 | ° 3,900 7,486 
Arrivals by Sea... $41 wd * oa pan] 6 17,802 9,113 26,915 
Departures by Sea Sei a aa “an ont LBOT 7. 8,539 24,516 ‘ 
Increase by excess of Arrivals by Sea over Departures! ve ae eS ser eo “ 1,825 574 2,399 
Arrivals by Land (including allowance for unrecorded), 24,354 12,118 36,472 
Departures by Land ( a 4 )| 24,607 12,936 87,543 
Decrease by excess of Departures by Land over eae £a ea 
Arrivals .., st vee vee ses vse ves ves vee (—) 263 |(—) -818 | (—)1,071 
Total increase from 1st April to 80th June, 1910... Hie taal +f Ere i 5,158 3,656. Miner? 
Population, 81st March, 1910 56 ce ey ae mie KK 880,444 766,386 | 1,655,830 
Population, 30th June, 1910 ... 0. use vee] ae ni ep shee 770,042 | 1,664,644 


Nors.—The above estimate is preliminary, and subject to slight alteration. Jneluded above are 4,287 aborigines of full-blood, of whom 2,451 are 
males and 1,886 females. 


MOVEMENT OF POPULATION BETWEEN NEW SOUTH WALES AND OTHER STAT&S AND COUNTRIES, 
DuRinGd QUARTER ENDED 30TH June, 1910. 


Country. Arrivals from, Departures to. pe Seer heber ie 
Sea— 
Other States of the Commonwealth— : 
Victoria... aed ves 33 ne mee é Ea ed §,251 5,446 805 
Queensland tr 5a ue oe ies be Gs ate 3,327 6,619 (—) 8,292 
South Australia ... ae hc tee a, ies bo Ane 918 1,082 (—) 164 
Western Australia oes bat ea oa ses = i 710 937 (—) 227 
Tasmania ... sia 46 te 4s Aae ue ate ae 1,896 817 1,079 
Total ooo eos ose soe ooo eo 13,102 / 14,901 (—) 1,799 
Countries beyond the Commonwealth— 
New Zealand ... as nei BOL see Oc a nF 6,809 2,993 8,816 
United Kingdom... ood tet nea are te i 7 8,598 2,522 1,076 
Canada eee ry) eee eee too ene eee oes woe 245 512 (—) 267 
Fiji ose coe eee eee ven eee eee eon ose 244, 416 (—) 172 
South Africa ees ove eee ooo eee vee eee 163 338 (—) 175 
Other British Possessions vee ate tee he ae ‘ 392 621 (—) 229 
New Caledonia eee ee eee eee coe eee eee on 328 55 273 
China ou eae 35 met ved see ies ais dee 3884, 192 192 
Japan ee eee eee eee eee ooe ees ee 59 81 (—) 22 
South Sea Teintida eee rr) eee tee eee eee I 245 186 59 
United States ... Ay} a ee aaa deg ved 144, 182 —_ 88 
Other Foreign Countries... vee es vee vee eee ar 1,202 1,517 (—) 315 
Total a 305 a er fod a 13,813 9,615 4,198 
Total by Sea ges’ ies we ave ore ae 26,915 24,516 2,399 
Land— 
Victoria eee oe ee oon eos oo eon ote oor 17,077 16,857 220- 
Queensland fee vee see eco ooo eee one eee 12,131 14,739 (—) 2,608 
South Australia ... +4 rt. Nae abe we Act ee 7,264 5,947 1,317 
Total by ‘Land? ~ 21. "2 en eeeT lass 36,472 87,643 | (—) 1,071 
Total by Land and Heaptiale: Ere ie anes ws 63,387 62,059 | 1,328 
During the quarter 936 assisted and nominated immigrants arrived from the United Kingdom. 
The (—) sign denotes an excess of departures over arrivals, 
. eye 6 9 H,. A. SMITH, 
Government Statistician’s Office, hoe Government Statistician. 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1910. [1181] 


F 1st April to the 30th June, 1910. 


24 Ava., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 4647 


[935] Chief Secretary’s Office, New South Wales, 
° 23rd August, 1910. 


HE following General Abstracts of the Average Amounts of the Liabilities and Assets of the under 
mentioned Banks are published in conformity with the “Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 1898” :-— 


MEAD OFFICE IN NEW SOUTH WALES— 
Bank or New Sovurn Wates, from 1st April to 30th June, 1910. 
CoumerctaL Banking Company or Sypyey, Limited, from Ist April to 30th June, 1910. 
AvsTRALIAN Bank or Commerce, Limited, from Ist April to 30th June, 1910. 
Crry Bank or Sypyey, from 1st April to 30th June, 1910. 


‘HEAD OFFICE IN VICTORIA— 
Commerciat Bank or AustraLiA, Limited, from 1st April to 30th June, 1910. 
Nationa Bank or Avustrarasia, Limited, from Ist April to 30th June, 1910. 
Royat Bank or Avustratia, Limited, from 11th April to 27th June, 1910. 


HEAD OFFICE IN QUEENSLAND— 
QurENsLAND Nationat Bank, Limited, from 1st April to 30th June, 1910. 
Bank or NortH Queenstanp, Limited, from 1st April to 30th June, 1910. 


HEAD OFFICE IN NEW ZEALAND— 
Bank or New ZEALAND, from lst April to 30th June, 1910. 


HEAD OFFICE IN LONDON— 
Bank or Avustratasia, from 28th March, to 27th June, 1910. 
Union Bank or Avsrraia, Limited, from Ist April to 30th June, 1910. 
Lonpoy Bank or Avstraia, Limited, from lst April to 30th June, 1910. 
Encuisu, Scortisy, AND AvusrraLian Bank, Limited, from 1st April to 30th June, 1910. 


HEAD OFFICE IN PARIS— 
Comprorr NationaL D’Escompre pg Paris, from lst April to 30th June, O10; 


W. H. WOOD, 
Chief Secretary. — 


a8: The Abstracts scheduled above have been examined and tabulated in the Government Statistician’s 
ce. 

H. A. Smiru, 
8th August, 1910. Acting Government Statistician. - 


GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the BANK OF NEW SOUTH 
WALES, within the State of New South Wales, taken from the several Weekly Statements during the Quarter from the 


_ . " a 


Liabilities. Amount. Totals. Assets. Totals, 
£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. 

Notes in Circulation— Coined Gold and Silver and other Coined 
Not bearing nborestaene latresanesssasiee 712,557 3 1 Metals ‘ A wre Be ...| 4,284,743 138 & 
pone e res a? Ra Rae Ne a Aa Gold and Silver in Bullion or Bars ... hav 174,928 13 8 

iti ae oo eee 4. 

Batsin Grrculation— : Government Securities 3 64,815 15 6 
Not bearing Interest...) sesssuveessnees 49,455 10 5 || Landed Property « “AE ies ...| 358,500 19 6 
Bearing Interest... ete SNES sepegee : pCR OOOO ai Notes and Bills of other Bank a ar 35,086 15 5 

Balances due from other Banks a | 171,788 9 5& 

due to other Banks...) ......5. paggiade 866 7 7 

ig, ode nglieeal Balances due from the Branches of this Bank 7,875,219 18 7 
Deposits— Amount of all Debts due to the Bank, in- 
Not bearing Interest ...|8,212,723 6 0 cluding Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all 
Bearing Interest... ... (9,563,401 4 9 Stock and Funded Debts of every descrip- 
———— 17,776,124 10 9 tion, excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances 

3 due to the said Bank from other Banks ... 11,331,819 8 10 
ee sb a lee. Ce 

Total Amount of Liabilities ... £/18,539,003 11 10 Total Amount of Assets as £/24,291,848 138 9 


Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ended 39th June, 1910 ... £2,621,340. 


Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders... vee ove vee ae ... 10 % cent. Y annum, 
Amount of the last Dividend declared is ae AGC Fer; AiG te vee £125,000. 
Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend... ane ats ... £1,750,000. 


J. RUSSELL FRENCH, General Manager. 
Sydney, 13th July, 1910. W. E. SOUTHERDEN, Chief Accountant. 


f I, John Russell French, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and 
faithful account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank, during the period specified ; and that the 
same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays 


Act, 1898. J. RUSSELL FRENCH. 


Sworn before me, at Sydney, this ; 
13th day of fe aly, 1910,— ta eke SANDS, Justice of the Peace. 


4648 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. [24 Ave. 1910. 


GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the COMMERCIAL 
BANKING COMPANY OF SYDNEY, Limrrep, within the State of New South Woles, taken from the several 
~ Weekly Statements during the Quarter from the Ist April to the 30th June, 1910, 


—_—_——— 


= 


Liabilities. - Amount. Totals. Assets, Totals. 
| hate pike ues £ a. 0. a ee s. a. 
Notes in Circulation— | Coined Gold and Silver and other Coined} se 
Not bearing Interest ..1} sssseesseseense 578,763 13.10)) Metals is ee wn} 4,409,793 18 5 
Bearing Interest... sel hullitineaeemes'ce tolcelgtilh Sure’ Renee mat Gord and Sivas in Fistiss8o oe mete = "B0 17 38 
Landed Property. ge Mae eee dat 442,188), 7 8 
Bills in Circulation— aber + 
Not bearing Interest ...|  sevseaccavenees 167,260.15 5 gre Saas a "3 gaan ae 
Bearing Interest... Sack. Fe eee cape ee erie Balances due from other Banks ....°  ... 96,773 5 O 
I a 6 2,152,64 
Balances due to other Banks...)  .sscesseesveree 71,338) .2° 5 Ss ays Bees ve = peel, pif fe se 
; : - * Amount of all Debts due to the Bank, includ- 
Deposits— | ing Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all Stock 
Not bearing Interest _.../7,638,734.17 5 and Funded Debts of every description, 
Bearing Interest... ...|7,968,669 15 2 excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances due} - 
— 15,607,404 12 17 to the said Bank from other Banks ...| 12,085,386 16 - 8 
Total Amount of Liabilities ... £/16,424,767 4 8 Total Amount of Assets ... £| 19,307,538 O O 
Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at close of Quarter ended 30th Bead 1910... nee . £1,500,000. 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders Efe aor eae wee . £10 % centum P annum. 
Amount of'the last Dividend declared ... Pees Be wee see . £75,000. 
Amount of the Reserved Profits at time of declaring such Dividend wa nd6 fee . £1,414,610 14s. 4d. 


#Ynoluding £2,438,067 6s. 14., average amount of Government Securities held: 


< T. A. DIBBS, General Manager. 
Sydney, 22nd July, 1910. 


I, Thomas Allwright Dibbs, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true 
vind? faithful account of the Average Amount ‘of ‘Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank, during the period specified; and that 
the same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays 


Act, 1898. 
‘T. A. DIBBS.. 


Swiin before me, at Byaney; this) 44 : 
22nd day of July, IDlOn.  } SOHN F. HOARE, Justice of the Peace. 


od 


QENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the AUSTRALIAN BANK 
“~~OF COMMERCE, Liurrep, in the State of New South Wales, taken from the several Weekly Sistemas": during the 
panied from the Ist April to the 30th J une, 1910. 


ba ~ Liabilities. Amount. Totals. Assets... Totals. 
iets Bytes “6 iocm ase bat ME Bs. de 
“Notes in Citculation— Coined Gold and Silver and other Coinéd ‘a 
> » Not bearing Interest 0.) ssssssseesenss i 74,247 7 8 Metals wie ou ...| 402,515 17 0 
a. 0 Beste en ge Re ie gta pede ee Se Gold and Silver in Bullion or bak ~~ Wh Aan 
- Bills in Circulation— | Landed Property ... et w+ deagsh  iesapassl2 8 
: 2 aes : 
eg te 33 tr aes ay ets ited et, Notes and Bills of other Banks, and Queens 
; g veel cewesascreserae | ceacsesoucerece 4 land Government Treasury Poker: Pe 24,206 12 3 
Balances due to other Banks...) ..ccsessccsess 5 28,959 1 1 Balances due from other Banks... or te 
. Amount of all Debts due to the Bank, includ- 
Deposits— ing Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all Stock 
Not bearing Interest _.../1,074,835 11 8 and Funded Debts of every description, 
>.> Bearing Interest... «(1,986,822 12 6 excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances due to 
————_—_———|3,061,158 4 2 the said Bank from other Banks ... ...| 2,886,108 9 6 
@ ae Sa) a > 
~ Total Amount of Liabilities ... £/3,282,450 18 1 Total Amount of Assets ... £| 3,625,963 11 7 
_ Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ended 30th June, 1910... ve. £958,172: 1s. 10d. 
*“. Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders ... avd we bed wwe hie we Nil. 
Amount of the last Dividend declared ese vee ‘ - Nil. 
Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring ‘such dividend as WN: “et 555 ‘ . Nil. 


A. P. STEWART, General Manager. 
R. A. THOMAS, Branch Agoountant, 


I, Roderick Archibald Thomas, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract isa true and 
faithful’ account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank, during the period specified ; and that 
fe same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank aaa 

Let, 1898. 


fe a kew 


f Sydn | ; B, A, THOMAS, , 
Sworn before me, at Sydney, this EY ‘ ee 
2oth day of july, 1910. } W. H. SIMPSON, Justice of the Peace. SE Yb 18% 


Saint 


24 Ave. 1910.] ‘NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 4649 


——— 


GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the CITY BANK OF 
SYDNEY, in the State of New South Wales, taken from the several Weekly Statements during the Quarter from the 
1st April to the 30th June, 1910. 


Liabilities. Amount. Totals. | Agssts. . Totals, 
+ a ee : £- is. 50. £ us. ae # os. de 
Notes in Circulation— Coined Gold and Silver and other Coined ‘ 
Not bearing Interest...) sssseseseeeeees 95,522 13 7 Metals eee ne a a % 178,865 18 3 
Bearing Interest... silat ccaciants ae ti ae RO Re Fade ’ 4 Ree 
Tree girs \gersnespimiuayes, pea tegenniegs tag Gold and Silver in Bullion or Bars ... ae 2,403 15 10 
Bills a Circulation— || Landed Property x Ss sa wf 178,988 5.8 
Not bearing Interest ...|  esrsesrerseveee 2 : a 
neath eS vee}... 21682 8 1 Notes and Bills of other Banks | OBST. 7 
Pay ap dla || Balances due from other Banks ee | 167,457 18 3 
spa Paar ue to other Banks...) ssssersersvies 1,142 11 8 | 4 mount of all Debts due to the Bank, includ-| 
Deposits— ing Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all Stock 
Not bearing Interest...) 804,865 2 5 and Funded Debts of every description, 
Bearing Interest... (019,645 1 6 excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances due 7 
- 1,324,500 311 ,| tothe said Bank from other Banks ...| 1,285,800 16° 2 
~ Total Amount of Liabilities... - £)1,423,857 17 3 Total Amount of Assets ...  £} 1,817,859 0 10 
Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ended 30th June, 1910 ... £400,000. as 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders... we see ue vee vee 38 4 cent. Y annum. 
Amount of the last Dividend declared Nia Be 18 ... £6,000. 


Amount of Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend ile ee es vee £16,595. 


See ee ee 


J. HENDERSON, General Manager. - 
} WM. CLARKE, Accountant. - 
I, James Henderson, make cath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and 


faithful account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank, during the period specified; and that the 
same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays 


Act, 1898. . 
J. HENDERSON. 


Sworn before me, at Sydney, this i R. A. DOBBIE, Justice of the Peace. - 


9th day of July, 1910,—_ 


en 


“GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the COMMERCIAL BANK 
OF AUSTRALIA, Limrrep, within the State of New South Wales, taken from the several Weekly Statements during 
~~ the Quarter from the lst April to the 30th June, 1910. ° sii a 
3 2 7 ed 


HOE te Sok 2 eS ae a a ee 


Liabilities. Amount. Totals. Assets. Totals, 
a 
£ gs 4d. £ g. d. . £ 8. da 
Notes in Circulation— Coined Gold and Silver and other Coined 
. Not bearing Interest ... eae peaw cuss ve 17,927 14 9 Metals aM Ga Mes ae ws: 108,311 0 11 
i as Bearing Interest 239 Veet NUE Se OOO aia Gold and Silver in Bullion or Bars... IY Whats aie ees ; 
* Bills in Circulation— wae Landed Property aes ie oa ©.) 88,1074 54, 0 
¢ . Notbearing Interest ...| sree | 2885 2 9 |) Notes ond Bills of other Banks =... +] 15,626 6 7 
Bearing Interest an ET cc sseviersnses 
Balances due from other Banks ae Henne cat nese CAC : 
Balances due to other Banks...) — snersessvvonree aaenwa iden eee 
Amount of all debts due to the Bank, 
Deposits— including Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all 
Not bearing Interest .., 0 cseceereeree se , | 215,492 15 6 Stock and Funded Debts of every description, 
>. Bearing Interest 5 ogee a eae 68,544 15 5 excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances due 
mn to the said Bank from other Banks ...| $83,289 8 11 
ry Pi 
Total Amount of Liabilities ... £| 304,350 7 8 Total Amount of Assets... £| 540,334 0 5 


(Ordinary ... £95,619. 
Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ended 30th June, 1910... + Wieferonds. i £2,117,350, 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Preference Shareholders... re «er ww. «8 @ Cent, 
Amount of the last Dividend declared Wi ane nae wha Per nae Aes we 631,760 5s. 
Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend SAC 8G vee, £7,478 6s. 10d. 


ALBAN HILL, Manager. | 


Tur Commenctat Banke or AvsrRrarta, Limited, W. LEIGH, Accountant. 


Sydney, 15th July, 1910. 


I, Alban Hill, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and faithful 
account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank, during the specified period ; and that the same 
was made up fromthe Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays 


Rok. ALBAN HILL 


ee ae LEY, Justice of the Peace, 
15th day of July, 1910,— {THOMAS M. TINLEY, Jus 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 


[24 Ave., 1910. 


GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the NATIONAL BANK OF 
AUSTRALASIA, Limirep, within the State of New South Wales, taken from the several Weekly Statements during the 
Quarter from the 1st April to the 30th June, 1910. 


Assets. 


Coined Gold and Silver and other Coined 
Metals hes 


Gold and Silver in Billion or 7 ace 


Government Securities... wee 


Totals. 


£ asd. 
235,983 0 11 


eecregrereegre® 


Landed Property a9 37,800 15 2 
Notes and Bills of other Banks 14,141 15 8 
Balances due from other Banks 14,595 3 11 


Liabilities. Amount. Totals. 

£ os. d. £ (ig, ods 
Notes in Circulat?on— 

Not bearing interest —...|  .cecesseescoces 7,267 5 4 

Bearing Interest ... SAS) <ados sapopcane of ill aaiee see ucadatecs 3 
Bills in Circulation— 

Not bearing Interest 4 cassecseeeees ‘ 4,291 12 3 

Bearing Interest ... Ci | Seersaaeaieve rece: 
Balances due to other Banks...| ........ ndeoeeo 2,824 2 8 
Deposits — 

Not bearing Interest _...|161,192 8 O 

Bearing Interest ... ...{ 303,685 3 8 

ae eS 464,878 11 8 


Total Amount of Liabilities ... £| 479,261 11 11 


Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Qneren ended 30th June, 1910 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders ... : hoe 


Amount of the last Dividend so declared . 


Amount of all Debts due to the Bank, etal 
ing Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all Stock 
and Funded Debts of every description, 
excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances due 


to the said Bank from other Banks 470,459 15 10 


Total Amount of Assets te £| 772,980 11 6 


£1,498,220. 
6 Y cent. 
£44,946 12s. 


Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend, exclusive of such Dividend £238, 036 14s. 4d. 


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Sydney, 8th July, 1910. 


GEO. TURNBULL, Manager. 
ALF. E. ECCLES, p, Accountant, 


I, George Turnbull, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and faithful 
account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank, during the period specified ; and that the same 
was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays 


Act, 1898. 


Sworn before me, at Sydney, this 
llth day of July, 1910,— 


GENERAL ABSTRACT showing 


i WALTER BROOME, Justice of the Peace. 


GEO. TURNBULL 


the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the ROYAL BANK OF 


AUSTRALIA (LIMITED), within the State of New South Wales, taken from the several Weekly Statements during the 


Quarter from the 11th April to 27th June, 1910. 


Liabilities. Amount, | Totals. | Assets. Totals. 
£ os. d. ees at eis 2-4. @, 
- Notes in Circulation— Coined Gold and Silver and other Coined 
Not bearing Interest SHOCHOTIDOONS 490 18 4 Metals.. 6d 300 0 090 29,788 17 & 
Gold and Silver in Bullion or Bars see seocoerreceetee® 
"Bills in Circulation— Landed Property se ase en wes|_cesees lolbvnd 
Not bearing Interest Ann condcaadeoes 465 11 6 } 
| Notes and Bills of other Banks re 2,264 216 
Balances due from other Banks 235 31,102 0 @ 
Balances due to other Banks ...| .....cssesseeee 
Amount of all Debts due to the Bank, 
including Notes, Bills of Exchange, and 
Deposits— all Stock and Funded Debts of every 
Not bearing Interest 9,908 3 8 description, excepting Notes, Bills, and 
Bearing Interest .. 279 3 4 Balances due to the said Bank from other 
10187 a0 Banks (Public) ase ...| 68,701 3 3 


Total Amount of Liabilities .., £} 11,143 16 10 


Amount of Capital Stock paid up at the close of the quarter ph 27th June, 1910 


Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders ... 
Amount of the last Dividend declared .., 


Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend 


Sydney, 5th July, 1910. 


Total Amount of Assets 53g £| 131,851 3 6 


£300,000. 

7 P cent. 
£10,500. 
£135,118 10s. 6d. 


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A. PATERSON, Manager. 
W. J. McCAGHERN, Accountant. 


I, William John McCaghern, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract. is a true 
and faithful account of the Average Amount of ‘Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank, during the period specified; and that 
the same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the akg eo of the Banks and Bank Holidays 


- Act, 1898. 


Sworn before me, at Sydney, this 
5th day of July, 1910,— 


W. J. McCAGHERN, 


} PEROY H. NEWELL, Justice of the Peace. 


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24 Ave., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 4651]. 


GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the QUEENSLAND 


NATIONAL BANK, Limrrep, within the State of New South Wales, taken from the several Weekly Statements 
during the Quarter from the Ist April to the 30th June, 1910. 


Liabilities. Amonnt. Totals. Assets. Totals. 
ie ? sy fh Gk pt ot well £ 5. d, 
Notes in Oirculation— Coined Gold and Silver and other Coined 
Not bearing Interest SToIMeM tr ootennnooce 41)... <ondenadaacontad Metals na es vee vee ...| 604,516 6 5 
PEDEGTINGPINUCTORL: seu |. sai fill thea dataenansacdlt (MDOpMiee eas eesie es , : . : 
Gold and Silver in Bullion and Bars... veal pee soceeesacces 
gS eee Government Securities... AY as el iuneccOR ease aaNet 
ot bearing Interes Apoile. accntocttascasogct 1,2 5 1 
Bearing Tatévest ote Jima : Landed Property ar ws oa Pe RT ty 8 rt a Ra | 
NoteWand’ Hillsof oir Banka) a) ys, 18,712) 5S 
Pericos due to other Danks e MG Arh e Ka Tee Fe ent Balances due from other Banks a Maa Diba aincstate sclainates & 
: Amount of all Debts due to the Bank, includ- 
Deposits—_ ing Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all Stock , 
Not bearing Interest, Private) 88,387 12 4 and Funded Debts of every description, 
Bearing Interest, Private ...|364,084 1 3 excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances due 
| D Aela et to the said Bank from other Banks ...| 165,665 2 8 
Total Amount of Liabilities .., £) 453,748 18 8 Total Amount of Assets nee £) 701,071 14 11 
£ s. d. 
*A mount of the Capital Stock paid up to 30th June, 1910... ves ve es sv. 460,524 12 6 
Less Amount paid up on forfeited Shares is vee see ww. §=©47,155 138 8 
£413,368 18 10 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders She fan 5p) we > oe 68 HD cent. Y annum, 
Amount of the last Dividend declared ... a me se a as is .» £12,000. 
Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend... ve ... £386,933 17s. 8d. 


* These figures include Calls paid on London Register to 24th May, 1910. 
WILLIAM SEWELL, Manager. 
Sydney, 8th July, 1910. E. J. SUADEN, pro Accountant. 


I, William Sewell, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and 
faithful account of the Average Amount of Assets artd Liabilities of the above Bank, during the period specified; and that 


- the same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays 


Act, 1898. 
WILLIAM SEWELL. 


Sworn before me, at Sydney, in the State of New genie JOHN BR. JONES, Justice of the Peace. 


Wales, this Sth day of July, 1910,— 


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GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the BANK OF NORTH 
QUEENSLAND, Limrrep, within the State of New South Wales, taken from the several Weekly Statements during the 
Quarter from the 1st April to the 30th June, 1910. 


Liabilities, Amount, Totale. Assets, Totals. 
fan 0 A. £ sd. £ «4, 
Notes in Circulation— Coined Gold and Silver and other Coined 
Not bearing Interest ...)  sssereeeesenes rs 5 tia a Metals GC sie aoe na uae 38,760 8 8 
Bearing Interest SC ai Sear A TICE eas. 9K a ey Borie Government Securities aoe ive vat 70 9 2 
Bills in Circulation— Landed Property as wae ine ste 10,000 0 90 
Notbearing Interest...) -.-----+-++- +» : 4,860 6 1 || Notes and Bills of other Banks sce tic 5,441 8 1 
Bearing Interest... aUalh. vasteicdnctincbedo 2.4, syceoLrpe cee care 
Balances due from other Banks Oe os 5,596 11 2 
Balances due to other Banks...) ....ssseeseeee . aie sien ove sluice 
Amount of all Debts due to the Bank, 
Deposits— including Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all 
Not bearing Interest ...| 111,049 11 2 Stock and Funded Debts of every descrip- 
Bearing Interest... _....| 132,827 18 6 || _ tion, excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances 
—-— =———=|249.911 9.9 due to the said Bank from other Banks ... 185,575 410 
Total Amount of Liabilities ... £/ 248,737 156 9 Total Amount of Assets ... £) 245,443 16 11 
Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at this date... oe Bee Sar ate sen ... £100,000 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders aaa aes ses sine toe . 5 P cent 
Amount of the last Dividend declared... a ae wee ee Rae ce aE . £2,500. 
Amount of Reserved Profits at the time of declaring euch Dividend wil a fe . £23,775 8s. 9d. 
Dg eee tre ase eS ne A 2 en ee i ALES Lo 4) 
Tux Bank or NortTH QuEENSLAND, Limited, H. W. LOVE, Rel’g Manager. 


Sydney, 19th July, 1910. C. 0. LONG, p. Accountant, 


I, Harold William Love, make oath and say that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true 
and faithful account of the Average Amount of the Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank, within the State of New South Wales, 
during the period specified; and that the same was made up from the. Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the 
provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 1898. HW. LOVE 


Sworn before me, at Sydney, this ‘ 
19th day of S uly, 1910,— ha. FORSYTH, Justice of the Peace. 


4652 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 131. [24 Ava., 1910, 


GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the BANK OF NEW 
. ZEALAND, within the State of New South Wales, taken from the several Weekly Statements during the Quarter from 
- the Ist April to the 30th June, 1910. 


KE 


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Total Amount of Liabilities £) 124,744 4 5 Total Amount of Assets ... £] 183,896 10 11 


. Liabilities. Amount. Totale. Assets. — | Totals. 
y 2 £ 8. d. £ 8. d. £ §. d. 
Notes in Circulation— Coined Gold and Silver and other Coined 
= Not bearing Interest ...]  ssessessssseeee s cophacee SSEo oe Metals tet cays OOF ane “Bree oat Wat Reet salad 
«Bearing Interest —— ses] srrersroesergge | ssrerereeeerene, | Gold and Silver in Bullion or Bars... ,..,°" 10)756°18" 3 
Bills in Circulation— Landed Property xe ae ate ooh dee gasate saitae 
_,. Not bearing Interest...) ssssessssesees 4,289 17 1 Notes and Bills of other Banks ak vis 116 16 5 
- ‘Bearing Interest pal esliaaatartios conbe «WOT 
a? @ 8} Balances due from other Banks oe on 197.7 38 
Balances due to other Banks,.., .....essesseese 217 8 10 || Amount of all Debts due to the Bank, includ- 
. ing Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all Stock 
Deposits— 1 os and Funded Debts of every description, 
Not bearing Interest {oye « whol aig 85,776 19 19 excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances due, 
Bearing Interest fil Foibsuthiese | 84,460 2 10 to the said Bank from other Banks bod 32,487 65 11 
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Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ended 80th June, 1910 ... £500,000. 
Amount of the 4 % cent. Stock guaranteed by N.Z. Government ,.. a i si ..» £1,000,000., 
Preference shares issued to the Crown, in terms of Bank of New Zealand Act (N.Z.), 1908 ... £500,000. 


Rate ef the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders ra a vee ies Ast ... £LO BY cent. @ annum, 

and 23 @ cent. bonus, 
Rate of the last Dividend to Preference Shares os rr) vi ais se ne .. 83 Y cent. Y annum. 
Rate of the last Dividend declared—Guaranteed Stock .., had ee ‘03 vee .. 4H cent. $ annum. 
Amount of the last Dividend declared ae a .. £146,250. 


a Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend ... = a5 ... £864,134 83. 6d. 


- CECIL PIKH, Manager. 
Sydney, 13th July, 1910, N. FORTESCUE PERSTON, Accountant. 


I, Gecil Bayly Pike, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and 
faithful account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank, during the period specified; and that the 
game was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays . 
Act, 1898. 
t3 CECIL PIKE. 


Sworn before me, at Sydney, this }). : 
15th day of July, 1910,— ba . CURRIE ELLUS, Justice of the Peace. 


GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the BANK OF AUSTRALASIA, 
within the State of New South Wales, taken from the several Weekly Statements during the Quarter from the 28th 
March, to 27th June, 1910. 


ee Liabilities, Amount. Yotals, | Hees Assets. - Totals. 
Ere nk . | Seo Fe oe se : : => 
2 258. ues. Cer Beers 8 £ 8. d. 
Notes in Circulation— Coined Gold and Silver and other Coined 
.. ,,Not bearing Interest .../° 135,638 12, 4 | 135,688 12 4. Metals “3 a are ie | 772,603 12 9 
Si sarin Raia a Pea eR ES Gee seeee | Gold and Silver in Bullion or Bars... ...1 3,772 4 8 
Bills in Circulation— Landed Property a et ve woot) 04,022 “1 ae 
4 ; j rd ¥ od > 
f cBoming Interest | wetsiacens || steannean || Not@s aud Bills of other Banks. saj_96,194.28 3 
rhs pp Balances due from other Banks ae senha? lvbecetseMiv ence 
Balances due to other Banks) ..........000. : é , 
; Amount of all Debts due to the Bank, includ- 
Deposits— as ing Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all Stock 
Not bearing Interest ...|2,077,375 7 2 and Funded Debts of every description, 
Bearing Interest .. [1,994,950 2 7 excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances due 
: ; ~ 4,072,325 9 9 to the said Bank from other Banks ...| 2,780,244 6 4 
—- Pelee Se > | 
_ Total Amount of Liabilities ... £/4,238,484 19 10 || _ Total Amount of Assets ... £| 3,616,887 2 8 
fk 2.3 A - i 4 
aes Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ended 27th June, 1910 ... £1,600,000. 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders... re sah ive ee ... 12 % cent. P annum, 
Rate of the last’ Bonus declared to the Shareholders od a ot eee eee . 29 cent. Y annum. 
Amount of the last Dividend declared See wy x car ea tes vas ... £96,000. 
Amount of the last Bonus declared a4 he me ae ree PS “Aa ... £16,000. 
at Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend .., ie de wee £1,727,470. 


. ~ OWEN C. WILLIAMS, Manager. 
Sydney, 21st July, 1910. C. E. NORMAN, Accountant. 
2 . _ I, Owen Charles Williams, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and faithful 
account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank, during the period specified ; and that the same was 
made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 1898. — 
§ eles ri cts ‘ t g an thi :: OWEN er WILLIAMS. : 
worn before me, at Sydney, this : ; Pes . pe: 
Dist day of July, 1910. } ALFRED JAMES FORD, Justice of the Peace. _ eel Ja sm wuvigd scowl 


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24, Ane. 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131, 4653, 


GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the UNION BANK OF. 
AUSTRALIA, Lrirgp, within the State of New South Wales, taken from the several Weekly Statements during the’ 
- Quarter from the Ist April to 30th June, 1910. 


“ae Liabilities. Amount. Totals. Assets. rene Totals. 
Shae Bo skid £ os. a. - be Bay, de 
Notes in Circulation— Coined Gold and Silver and other Coined 
Not bearing Interest ...| 92,240 0 0} 92,240 0 0|| Metals stn ned), Nena) re) MOS 8O 7a: Qe Ws 
~ Bearing Interest Aig ee nea ae spare ; : i 
Ce ees Gold and Silver in Bullion or Bars .., ai 2,294 2° 8 
et. : Landed. Property PC Pipers OSes ..| 152605.0 O 
ot bearin “o 112 . : 
ol berog Tntret | WIT 12 9] TLE 8) Neg ile arash gn] SOTEAT 8 
QO Balances due from other Banks hat gta) yplder'D 6b 
Balances due to other Banks + 
Bevdsita: P Amount of all Debts due to the Bank, includ- - a 
eposits— ing Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all Stock a: 
Not bearing Interest .../1,824,204 13 7 and Funded Debts of every description, ts 
Bearing Interest (1,884,271 5 38 excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances due 
8,658,475 18 10 to the said Bank from other Banks ....| 2,609,828 2 2 
~ Total Amount of Liabilities £/3,761,887 11 7 Total Amount of Assets... £| 3,927,171 2° 9 
- Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ending 80th June, 1910 ... £1,600,000, 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders—10 cent. per annum, and Bonus— 
2 % cent.—together equal to 14 9 cent. per annum. 
Amount of the last Dividend declared ... Sa 5c ae a rea cea Be ys. £105,000. 
Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend, and exclusive of such _ 
Dividend 5 oe ie oe ze oe ae xe ae ae hes w» £1,828,879 7s. 1d. 


H. F, SENDEY, Manager. 
Sydney, 12th July, 1910, W. H. SHIMMON, Accountant. 


E I, Henry Franklin Sendey, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and 
faithful account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank, within the State of New South Wales, 
during the period specified ; and that the same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in purenance of the 
provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 1898. Ri 

H. F. SENDEY. 


Sworn before me, at Sydney, 


this ) ; 
12th day of July, 1910, { FRED. SHAW, Justico of the Peace. 


GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the LONDON BANK OP 
“AUSTRALIA, Limirep, within the State of New South Wales, taken from the several Weekly Statements during the 
Quarter from the 1st April to 30th June, 1910. ; . ie 3 


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Liabilities. | Totals. pone, ; : i ) aie Rasa 
oe po ack £ s. d. 
Notes in Circulation— Coined Gold and Silver and other Ooined rs 
‘Not bearing Interest... ss we | 54,082 0 O Metals ie SSRs | 228,565 9 1 
Bills in Circulation— Gold and Silver in Bullion or Bars ... Sde| ) NeMW ener eeeeies : 
Not bearing Interest ... eee a | 1,562 15 9 || panded Property sss i ae v|) 147,275 18-6 
Balances due to other Banks Peers (; mT 1 1 1|| Balances due from other Banks Bye a y 073 6 10 
Deposits— . me) Notes and Bills of other Banks Bee eel e866 6 1g 
Not bearing Interest (Public) oe ,..| 431,610 14 11 Se * 46 “ 
Bearing Interest (Public) ... 0 ws Em 475,942 18 0 || Amount of all Debts due to the Bank, in- 
cluding Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all : 
= Stock and Funded Debts of every descrip- . atl 
a 963,149 9 9 tion, excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances 
due to the said Bank from other Banks f 
Transferable Deposit Receipts .. eas ...| 58,328 12 9 (Public) pies oy mod as ...| 1,831,212 7 4 
Total Amount of Liabilities is's £/1,021,478 2 6 Total Amount of Assets j.... £/ 1,733,693 3 6 


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Amount of Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ending the 30th day of June, 1910 .,, £548,152 10s. 

Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders (Preference) ... ae ise ag ... by Y cent. per annum, 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders (Ordinary) ... Do vee oy ... 5 P cent. per annum. 
Amount of the last Dividend so declared (Preference) ... as se vee vee wee vo» £9,456 3s, 

Amount of the last Dividend so declared (Ordinary) ... o vee oh ... £18,401 128, 6d. 


By cert of cha'Eee ais Famed ucts teaisctteng auch Dixidonda aie 2 asae ska on OO ae Te 
| JOHN MILLETT, Manager.  _ 
Sydney, 14th July, 1910. JNO. BUCHANAN, Accéuntant..- 


- J, John Edwin George Millett, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and 


faithful account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank, during the period specified ; and .that 
the same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays 


Act, 1898. JOHN E. G. MILLETT.. 


Sworn before me, at Sydney, ae ee mraeiy ry a 
Pin day of July, 1910;— HENRY CHAS. CATT, Justice of the Peace. Ede cia 


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4654 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. [24 Ave, 1910. 


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GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the ENGLISH, SCOTTISH, © 
AND AUSTRALIAN BANK, Lamrrep, within the State of New South Wales, taken from the several Weekly 
Statements during the Quarter from the Ist April to the 30th June, 1910. 


Liabilities. Amount, Totals. Agsets. | Totals. 
£ sid: £ Sas £ 8. d, 
Notes in Circulation— Coined Gold and Silver and other Coined 
Not bearing Interest... Renseaecenes 33,118 15 4 Metals mee ace vc ae v| 395,055 12 1 
Bearing Interest eee eee Doererengose eee reevecnes | . , 
| Gold and Silver in Bullion or Bars .., rag) Wadesetno ronee 
Bills in Circulation— . 
Not bearing Interest ...; «1... Pacer 22,101 11 8 || Landed Property Re Se Sei »:| 113,205 6 0 
Bearing Interest... ove ash stale pedhe beens : 
Notes and Bills of other Banks ahs 34,281 9 2 
Balances due to other Banks,,, Si sak vane Rechespitaaeag 
Balances due from other Banks ee ea 8,768 5 3 
Deposits— 
Not bearing Interest _,..| 748,685 O 5 Amount of all Debts due to the Bank, includ- 
° Bearing Interest ,., +( 091,282 1 9 ing Note:, Bills of Exchange, and all Stock 
——— 1,339,917 2 2 and Funded Debts of every description, 
excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances due 
Perpetual Inscribed Stock ... Meotecdeaducs 637,406 18 8 to the said Bank from other Banks 1,874,876 19 9 
Total Amount of Liabilities ... £/2,082,544 2 10 Total Amount of Assets £) 2,426,137 12 38 
Amount of Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ended 30th June, 1910 £539,437 10s. 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders Mic aide + ie we 6 P cent. 
Amount of the last Dividend declared ,., ae vo toe w. £32,366 5s. 


Amount of Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend ‘ N ; 


£212,039 1s, 6d. 


THE Enauisu, ScoTTisH, AND AUSTRALIAN BANK, Limited, 
Sydney, 30th June, 1910. 


N. F. CHRISTOE, Manager, 
R. H. MANN, Accountant. 


I, Neptune Frederick Christoe, make oath and say that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is 

a true and faithful account of the Average Amount of the Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank, within the State of New South 
Wales, during the period specified ; and that the same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the 
provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 1898. ¢ 
3 A N. F. CHRISTO. 

Sworn before me, at Sydney, this 


30th day of June, 1910,— 5 WILLIAM REID, Justice of the Peace. 


GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABIBITIES and ASSETS of the COMPTOIR NATIONAL 
ad’ ESCOMPTE de PARIS, within the State of New South Wales, taken from the several Weekly Statements during the 
Quarter from the Ist April to 30th June, 1910. 


Liabilities. Amount. Totals, | | Assets. Totals. 
£ os. d. Boy Cb £7 sods 
Notes in Circulation— | Coined Gold and Silver and other Coined 
Not bearing Interest ...| s,s. cesoeseees : secsesteettine. il) ae Metalaes: yo ves ves te re 288 0 0 
| Gold and Silver in Bullion or Bars. a 288 0 0 
Bills in Circulation— | Landed Property Ras wae oar abe spaneaseseem 
Not bearing interest occ] seceseceuserees bilge O205) ; 
| Balances due from other Banks ieee 29,912 0 0 
: | Notes and Bills of other Banks 4 173 0 O 
Balances due to other Banks...)  .......00see00e Sgaboah anne | 
| Amount of all Debts due to the Bank, 
including Notes, Bills of Exchange, and 
Deposits— all Stock and Funded Debts of every 
Not bearing Interest 28,480 0 O description, excepting Notes, Bills, and 
, Bearing Interest ... .| 108,271 0 0 Balances due to the said Bank from other 
hy —_——_————__| 186,701 0 0| Banks (Public) 27,076 0 0 
Total Amount of Liabilities... £)137,214 0 0° Total Amount of Assets 46 £| 57,742 0 0 
Amount of Capital Stock paid up to this date... sss teense teense wet wee £8,000,000, 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders ... vit es Ase its FY 63 4 cent. 
Amount of the last Dividend declared on £6,000,0CO ; ais evs oe pe ; £517,716. 
Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend vee ae ‘ia «. £1,367,660. 


C. SHARD, Manager. 
G. J. BUISSEZ, Chief Accountant. 


I, Charles Shard, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and faithful 
account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank, during the period specified ; and that the same was 
made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 1898. 


C. SHARD, 


Sydney, 6th July, 1910, 


Sworn before me, at Sydney, this 


6th day of July, 1910,— }a : CURRIE: ELLES, J ustice of the Peace. 


| 


24 Ava., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 


I TL LT LC OL EEL I LTE CO CSCO COLT, CONST tT errs tiie, 
DISTRICT COURTS. 


NOTICE is hereby given that District Courts will be holden at the Court-house at the places and at the times hereunder specified. 


When Court to he held. 
Pace wfamecte ot | wee us, |) Repent hy whom notin aren 
Date. Hour. 
Bourke 14 Sept., 1910... 10 | 27 Aug., 1910...) 16 Aug., 1910...) J. H. McCulloch. 
Cobar Toes wo ose LOM eee Septs 50 is. Omy a » «| H. M. Blackmore. 
Coonamble ... Tatas M TOS 20) Aus: 5), es » «| J. Shepherd. 
Corowa : 20 AU i, 2 Smee, - 14July, ,, ...| RB. Hughes. 
Kiama dts O.Septsas; vee LOOe ie 2au) en. * Zoe 3 » «| G. Wheeler. 
Moas Vale ... iL Sars pny ee AL One 20 aia a Tinie: » «| G. 8S. Shepherd, 
Muswellbrook 28. Bs 10-| 10Sept., ,, 12 Aug., , ...| E. H. Page. 
Nowra Smibt, 3 10 | 20 Aug., ,, Rd i » | W. FE. Marks 
Nyngan .. LGsae, FE Sy) 80.0 5 n 27 July, , ...| E. H. Page 
Port Macquarie Sis, 952 cali LOM GP 2Ba sos Fe 15 Aug., ,, ...| H. A. May. 
Singleton 26 Cs PB se LOL SEpt: fn ss 15 July, ,, ...| P. H. Eldershaw. 
Taree Dini, PS 10 | 23 Aug, ,, Pa lie 9 eo| A. &. Olson. 
Walgett Octane. 10 | 20S8ept., ,, VIPAT eel ee. ie AC Ma Punt 
Warren r. 1Z'Sept.,, ,, .« 12 | 25 Aug, , 30 July, ,, ...| J. T. Cleary. 
Wellington... oss 45 LOR IS) es; K PAR. heh » «| A. G. Chiplin. 


[797] 


_ PUBLICANS’ LICENSES. 


The Treasury, New South Wales, 
24th August, 1910. 


1911, under the “ Liquor Act, 1898,” and the Liquor (Amendment) Act, 1905, is published for general information :— 


fee following Return of Pusurcans’ LrornsEs, which have been issued from Ist June to 3ist July, 1910, and ending 30th June, 


‘ Name. 


Situation of House. Sign of House. 


Name. 


| Situation of House. 


Sign of House, 


ALBURY LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Crow Lillian 


Davey William John 
De Piazza Andrea 
Ebbesen Wilhelm 
Flynn Maurice 
Jhonson Thomas 
Kelly Alphonso J. 


King James... ; 


Lithgow Robert 
McGavin William T. 


Morrissey Lydia d 


Mueller Arthur E. A. 
Nottage William H. 
Pigott William J. 
Prisk Samuel ... 
Pye Edward Charles 
Rankin Richard J. 
Rutzon Theodore P. 
Ryan Thomas L. 
Shea William ... 
Sherry James... 


Sioey Charles P. 
Soden James ... 


Stone James ... 


Vincent Edward Baker Wagra 


White Hugh J. 
Wynack Louisa A. 


ARMIDALE LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Andrew Richard L. 


Attwater James 
Bradbury Walter 
Callinan James 
Hilton William H. 
Hunold Henry A. 


Johnson Samuel 


Mann Gerald C. 
Ramsay William H. 


Samuels Benjamin 
Turner Robert S. 


BALLINA LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Convery John 
Howell Henry W. 
McNamee Lawrence 
Pinkerton James 


No. 131, 24 


'... Dean-street, Albtiry... 


... Albury . Railway Commercial 
Hotel. 

Australian Hotel 

. Jindera Hotel 
Town Hall Hotel 
Union Bridge Hotel 
Federal Hotel 
Royal Hotel | 


... Townsend-st., Albury 
... Jindera 


.-. Dean-street, Albury... 
..- Townsend-st., Albury 
... Townsend-st., Albur 


.. Walbundrie ... ... Walbundrie Hotel 

... Albury . George Hotel | 
Morven ae ... Morven Hotel 

.. David-street, Albury Golden Fleece Hotel 

... Albury Ree ... Border City Hotel 

--- Dean-street, Albury... Albion Hotel 

... Albury ass . Club Hotel 


... Dean-street, Albury... 
..- Jindera 
... Dean-street, 


Albury Hotel 

ab ... Forest Hotel 
Albury Globe Hotel 

... Bowna bes ... White Horse Hotel 
..- Dean-street, Albury... Market Hotel 

..- Mullengandra . Royal Oak Hotel 


... Olive and Guinea Sts., Star Hotel 
Albury. . 
... Albury . Salutation Hotel 


... Wilson and David 
streets, Albury. 
... Kiewa-street, Albury 


Advance Australia 
Hotel. 

Court House Hotel 

abe ... Victoria Hotel 

..- Dean-street, Albury... Terminus Hotel 

.-. Kiewa-street, Albury Rose Hotel 


... Marsh and Dumaresq Albion Hotel 
streets, Armidale. 
. Beardy-st., Armidale New England Hotel | 
Rusden-st., Armidale Railway Hotel 
... Rusden-st., Armidale Steam Engine Hotel 
... Beardy-st., Armidale Federal Hotel 
- Marsh and Barney Australian Hotel 
streets, Armidale. 
. Beardy-st., Armidale Royal Exchange 
Hotel. 
. Beardy-st., Armidale Caledonian Hotel 
Beardy and Marsh Royal Hotel 
streets, Armidale. 
. Beardy-st., Armidale Langham Hotel 
.. Beardy-st., Armidale Tattersall’s Hotel 


eee 


... Ballina 

..» Alstonville 

..» Wardell BS 
ee South Woodburn 


... Commercial Hotel 
... Pioneer Hotel 

... Royal Hotel 

... Richmond Hotel 


Aveust, 1910,—3. 


=~ 


BALRANALD LICENSING DISTRICT. 
. Court-st., Balranald.. Balranald Hotel 


Boys William G. 


.| Byrne Peter 


Committ Wrederiok-W, 


Comitti John P. . 
Linnett Christian M. 


Balranald. 


Myall-st., Balranald... Shamrock Hotel 
Myall and MarketSts., Commercial: Hotel 


... Market-st., Balranald Carrier’s Arms Hotel 
The Junction BlockD, Junction Hotel 
Back Country road 


BARRABA LICENSING DISTRICT. 
... Queen-street, Barraba Commercial Hotel 


Rabe Otto Be 
Swain Isabella A. 


... Queen-st., Barraba 


... Central Hotel 


BATHURST LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Bazeley Samuel C. 8. 
Burton Frederick 
Curran Daniel 
Doswell Edgar 8. T. 
Fitzgerald John 
Fitzpatrick James 


Flanagan Henry 
Foster William, 

Gallagher James 
Grayson Mary T. 


Green Phillip G. © 
Hade Christopher _ 
Harris Benjamin f° 


Howden Walter 
Hurrell Thomas 


| Hyland Catherine M, 


Innes Adam D. 
Kelly Sarah 


Meany Michael 
Mockler Lawrence 
Mortimer Edwin 
O’Shea John ... 


Roberts Richard 
Roberts John H. 
Rutter William P. 
Sloane Thomas 
Smith James ... 
Smith Francis 


Whalan Herbert A. 
White Margaret 


e 


ap oe 


Sofala 


Perthville 
. Esrom 


streets, Bathurst. 


William-st., Bathurst Royal Hotel 


.-- Royal Hotel 


..: George-st., Baanuret European Hotel 


... Bridge Hotel 


> 


1 


ae ..- Travellers’ Rest Hotel 
.. William and Piper Oxford Hotel 


. Howick-st., Bathurst Saw Mills Hotel 


x Wattle Flat ... 
. George-st., 


... Royal Hotel 


Bathurst Hibernian Hotel 


... William-st., Bathurst Edinboro’ Castle 


. Oberon 
-.» Newbridge 


Hotel. 
... Royal Hotel 
... Royal Hotel 


streets, Bathurst. 
.. William-st., Bathurst Court House Hotel 
.-- Keppel and Seymour Occidental Hotel 
streets, Bathurst. 


Sofala 


eee 


- George-st., Bathurst 


... Commercial Hotel 
Tattersall’s Hotel 


.». William and Durham Haymarket Hotel 
streets, Bathurst. 


.. George-st., 
. Kelso 


t King’s Hotel 
... Melbourne Hotel 


. Havannah & Lambert Milltown Hotel 
streets, Bathurst. 


. Vale-road, near 
Bathurst. 


~~ 


Havannah & Keppel Cosmopolitan Hotel 


Bathurst Metropolitan Hotel 
. George-st., Bathurs 


Farmer’s Home Hotel 


- William-st., Bathurst Empire Hotel 


Rockley 


eece 


... Commercial Hotel 


William-st., Bathurst Globe Hotel 
- Piper and Bentinck 


Exchange Hotel 


streets, Bathurst. 


George and Howi 
streets, Bathurst. 


ee 


ck Club House Hotel 


..» George-st., Bathurst Commercial Hotel , 
--» Durham and Stewart Belle Marie Hotel . 


streets, Bathurst, 


4656 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No.\131. [24 Ave., 1910, 
PUBLICANS’ LICENSES—continued. 
Name. Situation of House. Sign of House. Situation of House. | Sign of House, 


— 


BEGA LICENSING DISTRICT. ~ 


Collins John, jun. 
Dunsmore David 
Hume Margaret 
Mudie Albert V. 


Rixon John Robert ... 


Underhill Henry 
Wilson Alfred M. 


- Candelo 
. Cobargo 

.. Carp-street, Bega 
. Bemboka 


... Queen’s Hotel 
... Cobargo Hotel 
... Commercial Hotel 
... Colombo Hotel 


Auckiand-street, Bega Family Hotel 


. Church-street, Bega... Bank Hotel 


. Gipps-street, Bega 


Royal Hotel 


BERRIMA LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Carter Sarah ... 
Gould Walter EH. 
Imray Frederick J. 
Kennedy Patrick 
Malin Arthur ... 


Wainwright John H. 


Sage Elvina P. 


.- Robertson 
. Mittagong 
. Moss Vale 
. Moss Vale 
- Moss Vale 
Moss Vale 
..- Bowral 


.- Royal Hotel 
. Commercial Hotel 


ps Family Hotel 


. Central Hotel 
... Commercial Hotel 
... Royal Hotel 

. Royal Hotel 


BOMBALA LICENSING DISTRICT. 
Binstadt Clarence J.... Bibbenluke ... 


Daly Peter 
Lomas Joseph 
Watson Henry A. 


... Bombala 
--. Bombala 
..- Delegate 


... Bibbenluke Hotel 
... Imperial Hotel 
... Globe Hotel 


... Commercial Hotel 


BOURKE LICENSING DISTRICT, 


Allen Thomas 
Buckley Julia 


... Warrego River 
.: Yantabulla ... 


. Belalie Hotel 
Yantabulla Hotel 


Name. | 


CAMDEN LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Dudgeon Mary ... Argyle-st., Camden... 


McDonaid William Argyle-st., Camden... 
Henry. 

McDonnell Mary . Argyle-st., Camden... 

Scott Peter .... .. Narellan 


Winkleman Henry L. Argyle-st., Camden... 


Royal Hotel 

Plough and Harrow 
Hotel. 

Crown Hotel 


. Queen’s Arms Hotel 
| Commercial Hotel 


eg 


CAMPBELLTOWN LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Anderson Thomas C. Campbelltown tes 
Malone James... ... Campbelltown a 
Wonson William --» Appin a 


Royal Hotel 
Club Hotel 
Imperial Hotel 


CARCOAR LICENSING DISTRICT. 


. Blayney 
..»- Carcoar 
. Mandurama ..: 


Burns Margaret 
Callen Sarah ... 


Dalley John EH. 


Evans Matilda J. ie Blayney 
Gunness Margaret W. Trunkey 
Kenworthy Hugh J.... Carcoar 


McCloskey John 
Madsen Martin J. 
Mortlock Henry 
O’Brien Ann ... 


. Lyndhurst ... 
. Lyndhurst 

.. Burraga 
. Lyndhurst 


Greeves David... 
Hanns Havilah 
Rodgers Jane... 


. Ford’s Bridge 


. Compadore Louth rd. 


. Wilcannia-road 


Travellers’ Rest Hotel 


. Salmon Ford Hotel 
. Stony Creek Hotel 


Russart Jacob = 
Smith John Joseph ... 
Withers Henry L. 


; . Blayney 
. Blayney 


Carcoar 


Moxham Henry P. 
Rice Thomas ... 
Wall George A. 


Whittaker Henry C. 


. Bourke 
. Bourke 
. Bourke 
Bourke 


eee 


... Caledonian Hotel 
. Telegraph Hill 
. Jolly Waggoner’s 
- Hotel. 
. Commercial Hotel 


BRAIDWOOD LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Allen Mary 
O’Brien Thomas 
Cockerill Harry 


Craig John Moore 
Dunn James ... 
Heazlett John... 
Madigan Philip 
Torpy Edward 


--- Wallace-st., Braid- 


wood. 

--- Wallace-st., Braid- 
wood. 

«-- Wallace-st., Braid- 
wood. 


. Solus-st., Braidwood 


... Nerriga Oe 
. Major’s Creek 
. Araluen Mis 
. Wallace-st., Braid- 


wood. 


Commercial Hotel 
Albion Hotel 


Willow Tree Hotel 
. Commercial Hotel 
. Elrington Hotel 
... Perseverance Hotel 
Criterion Hotel 


BREWARRINA LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Dickson Robert J. 


Grant Frederick W. 


Hobson Arthur J. 
Leahy Edward G. 
Rose George ... 
Thorpe James... 


Worrad David 


. Goodooga 
Biree River ... 


... Telegraph Hotel 
... Biree Hotel 


. Bathurst-street, Bre- Tattersall’s Hotel 


watrina. 


. Bokhara River 


... Bokhara Hotel 


. Bathurst-street, Bre-- Royal Hotel 


warrina. 


. Bathurst-street, Bre- Exchange Hotel 


warrina. 
. Angledool 


.-- Commercial Hotel 


BRISBANE WATER LICENSING DISTRICT. 
.-. Mann-street, ‘Gosford Royal Hotel 


Lewis Arthur F. E. 


BROKEN HILL LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Rayner George 


... Mount Brown road, 
near Broken Hill. 


Fowler’s Gap Hotel 


Gardner Augustus H. North Broken Hill ... Newmarket Hotel 


BURROWA LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Cassells William J. 
Corcoran John M. 


Crawford John 


. Frogmore 


..,, Frogmore Hotel 


--- Marsden and Pudman Court House Hotel 
streets, Burrowa. 
. Market-st., Burrowa Commercial Hotel 


Court House Hotel 


... Club House Hotel 
... Royal Hotel 
.. Royal Hotel 
... Lattersall’s Hotel 
... Commercial Hotel 


... Victoria Hotel 
... Lyndhurst Hotel 
.. Tattersall’s Hotel 
... Burraga Hotel 

. Royal Hotel 
... Royal Hotel 

.. Stoke Hotel 

. Criterion Hotel 


CASSILIS LICENSING DISTRICT. — 


... Cassilis 


Huxley Solomon 2 
... Buccleugh-st., Cassilis 


Lennox John F. 


Cassilis Hotel | 
Royal Hotel | 


COBAR LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Brabner William 
field ‘streets, Cobar. 
. Cobar Bad 


Cobar 


Coffey John D. 
Everingham Joshua ... 
Maher Edith ... 


streets, Cobar. 
Payne George 


. Barton and Bloom- Court House Hotel 


Commercial Hotel 


... Criterion Hotel 
. Lewis and Mershall Star Hotel 


. Barton-st., Cobar ... Metropolitan Hotel 


CONDOBOLIN LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Kdgar John Bathurst-street, Con- 
dobolin. 

McIntosh George __... Bathurst-sireet, Con- 
dobolin. 

Tasker Dayid Henry, Bathurst-street, Con- 
junior. dobolin. 


Commercial Hotel 
Australian Hotel 
Royal Hotel 


COOMA LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Jones William C. —... Jindabyne 
... Dalgety 


Keating John... 
... Cooma 


McDonald John 
Mowbray Annie ... Cooma, en 
Mullane Margaret ... Pine Valley ... 
O’Brien Edmond J. B. Berridale 


... Cooma 


Rolfe George ... ou 
... Adaminaby ... 


West George ... 


COONABARABRAN LICENSING 


Field Catherine 
Lee John 
Pope Alfred H. 


... Coonabarabran 
:.. Coonabarabran 
... Coonabarabran 


. Jindabyne Hotel 


... Commercial Hotel 
... Australian Hotel 

. Dodd’s Family Hotel 
.,. Pine Valley Hotel 

. Berridale Hotel 


... Prince of Wales Hotel 
. Australian Hotel ip 


DISTRICT. 


. Imperial Hotel 
.. Telegraph Hotel 
. Club House Hotel 


COONAMBLE LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Davis Alfred T. 
Francis Walter 


Haines George A. 
Hardiman James 
Watson Oliver 


ere 


... Fitzroy-st., Binalong Commercial Hotel 
.-- Marsden-st., Burrowa Royal Standard 


otel. 


. Brial-street, Burrowa oucette Arms Hotel 
. Pudman-st., Burrowa Harp of Erin Hotel + 


Brial-street, Burrowa Royal Hotel 


Bonnington Thomas R. 
Dalziell Alexander A. 
Hutchinson George C. 
Lane George D. - 
Maguire Edward 


Ritchie George D.... 


.. Coonamble ... 
. Coonamble ... 
Quambone ... see 


Gilgandra 
Gulargambone 
Coonamble ... 


... Imperial Hotel 

. Commercial Hotel 
.. Tattersall’s Hotel — 
... Commercial Hotel » 
... Royal Hotel f 


Quambone Hotel 


24 Ava., 1910.) 


— 


Name. 


| Situation of House. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 


131, 


PUBLICANS’ LICENSES—continued. 


Sign of House. 


COOTAMUNDRA LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Carberry 
Thomas. 
Connell James 


Falconer Rebecca A.... 


Gehrig Philip H. 
Maher Michael J. 


McNamara John 
Orchard Alfred E. 


ander. 
Quigley Mary A. 


Quinlan J ohn P. 
Ryan Patrick 


. Parker-street, Coota- 


««» Wallendoon-st., Coot- 
er» Parker-street, Coota- 
. Cootamundra 


-.. Bethungra 
Prosser George Alex- Hovell-street, 


. Cootamundra 
. Parker-street, 


Michael Cooper and Parker Australian Hotel 


Sts., Cootamundra, 
Albion Hotel 
mundra. 
Wallendoon-st., Coot- Terminus Hotel 
amundra. 
Commercial Hotel 
amundra, 
Cootamundra Hotel 
mundra. 
... Star Hotel 
. Bethungra Hotel 
Coota- Railway Hotel 
mundra,, 


... Hovell-street, Coota- Family Hotel 


mundra. 

. Royal Hotel 
Coota- Emu Hotel 
mundra. 


White William Henry Parker & Wallendoon Globe Hotel | 


Sts., Cootamundra. 


COROWA LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Piepnen Elizabeth 
th 

AL Margaret 

Jager Frederick 


Kelly Timothy J. 
Leonard Nicholas 


McHarry Hbenezer W. 


McMahon Catherine ... 


Martin Hugh .. 


Mitchell Michael 
Oeding Kate ... 


Oswald Emma H. 
Scholz August E. 


Young David C. 


- Melbourne-st., 
. Sanger-st., Corowa ... 
. Sanger-st., Corowa ... 


. Sanger-st., Corowa ... 
Loveridge Sydney R.E. 


. Melbourne-st., 


... Albury-rd., Corowa... 
. Corowa and Waheun- Steam Packet Hotel 


. Sanger-st., Corowa ... 
. Urana-road, 


. Sanger-st., Corowa... 


Hawkins- street How- Howlong Hotel 
long. 

Mul- Post Office Hotel 

wala. 

Royal Hotel 

Riverina Hotel 

Albion Hotel 

Urana-road, Lowes- Burrajaa Hotel 
dale. 

Hawkins-st., Howlong Court House Hotel 

Edward-st., Corowa .. Terminus Hotel 

Mul- Federal Exchange 
Hotel. 

Phoenix Hotel 


wala. 


yah road, Corowa. 

Star Hotel 
Shan- Woolpack Hotel 
nonvale. 


Globe Hotel 


COWRA LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Boyd John 
Chivers Ann ... 


Fogarty Thomas ae 
. Kendal-street, Cowra Court House Hotel 

... Canowindra . 
. Bridge- street, Cowra. Australian Hotel 

. Lachlan- street, Cowra Fitzroy Hotel 

. Carcoar-rd., Cours he 


Hogan Edward 
Kerr Margaret 
Lamplough John 
Lee William 
Lockyer George ! 
Monaghan Joseph M. 


--- Canowindra ... 
... Back Creek, Cowra... 


- Victoria Hotel 

Waggon and Horses 
Hotel. 

Kendal-street, Cowra Royal Hotel 


. Miners’ Arms Hotel 


Holmwood Hote} 
Kendal-street, Cowra Club House Hotel 


DENILIQUIN LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Bott John @... 
Bouchier John T. 
Cameron Flora 


Clarke James W. 
Collins Thomas 
Davie James ... 


Donovan John 
Heaviside Joseph 


Hill James 
Hornemaa George 


Kelly Michael J. 
McInnes John A. 
McKenzie James 
Morran William, 


Moroney John 
Morris George 
Porter Hubert d. 
Rogers Ronald J. 
Thomas Reward 
Trist Frank 


— 


... Deniliquin 
Finemore Charles B.... 
; Deniliquin 


> HWast-st. Depihanig : 


. Napier-st., i a 
... Deniliquin 
... North Deniliquin 
. North Deniliquin 


... North Deniliquin 
. Deniliquin . 
. Boorocrban ... 

.. Conargo 
«.. Deniliquin .. Se 
.. Hnd-st., Deniligiip... 


.. Napier-st., Peniiayin Dublin Hotel 

. Deniliquin . 

- North Deniliquin 
Charleston John H. ... 
.- Moulamein ... 

- Napier-st., Deniliquin 

. Morago 


... Bridge Hotel 
. Victoria Hotel 
.. Tattersall’s Hotel 

Royal Hotel 

Union Club Hotel 

. Morago Hotel 


Moulamein ... 


Oddfellows’ Hotel 
Globe Hotel 
. Railway Refreshment 
Room Hotel. 
Royal Hotel 
. Pretty Pine Hotel 


Cressy-st., Deniliquin 


Hay-road 


Kyneton Club Hotel 
. Federal Hotel 
. Edwards River Hotel 
. Sportsman’s Arms 
Hotel. 
; Sandhurst Hotel 
. Carriers’ Rest Hotel 
.-- Royal Mail Hotel 
a8 Billabong Hotel 
. White Lion Hotel 
Exchange Hotel 


Name. Situation of House... 


Sign of House. 


Trist Henry T.: 
White William 
Wright Joseph J. 


. Cressy-st., Pepranin 
i Deniliquin Ay 
. Conargo 


Cork Thomas J. 
McGrade Hugh 
Vincent George W. 


. Milton 
. Milton 
. East Milton ... 


Allan Frederic J. 
Boyd George A. 
Cauverel Aristide 
Gainsford Alfred Bi. 
|Gilbert George 
Kennedy Patrick J. 
Kent Simon ~... 
Kilfoyle Sarah 
Larum Cornelius 


. Talbragar-st., Dubbo 
.-. Macquarie-st., Dubbo 
... Macquarie-st., Dubbo 
... Talbragar, near Dubbo 
... Macquarie-st., Dubbo 

. Talbragar- st Dubbo 
... Kitzroy-st., Bubbo . 

. Macquarie-st., Dubbo 

. Macquarie-st., Dubbo 
Longobardi Maria ... Fitzroy-st., Dubbo ... 
Nicholas Charles . Talbragar-st., Dubbo 
Phelan Margaret M. ... Talbragar-st., Dubbo 
Robinson George . Minore, near Dubbo 
Shumack Amelia . Macquarie-st., Dubbo 
Taylor Ernest W. .. Narromine 


Wilkins William, jun. 4 PA Talbragar-st., “Dubbo 


Campbell Alexander ... Grey-street, Clarence 
I iy , 


Town. 
Duffy John J.... . Dowling-st., Dungog 
Evans Thomas . Brown-st. . Dungog .. 


Lloyd George W. 
Morris Jonn 8. 


- Dowling-s st, Dungog | 
é Grey-street, Clarence 
Town. 


. Eden... 


Goggin Mary H. 
8 - Merimbula 


herwin George 


Cubis George ... .. Emmavyiile 
Fraser George... . O'Donneil-st., Emma- 
ville. 


Gunston James A. . Inby and O'Donnell 
streets, Himmayviille. 

. Inby and Moore Sts., 
Hmmayille. 


ShuttleworthAdeline E. Moore-st., Emmaville 


Jekyll George 


Brackett Edward W.... 
Clifford Edward 
Croft Henry ¥. 


Lachlan-st., Horbes... 

... Rankin-st., Forbes ... 

. Condcholin-road, 

Forbes. 

. Rankin-st., Forbes ... 
Lachlan-st., Forbes... 
. Rankin-st., Forbes ... 
Lachlan-st., Forbes... 

. Forbes 


Fogarty Michael 
Hutchinson George F.. 
Phillips Hyam'J.° .. 
Richardson Edward &. 
Toohey Dennis 


Lee James St. J. ... Albury-st.,Germanton 
Pigot Nvangeline M.... Albury-st.,Germanton 


Alcock Richard . Grey-st., Glen Innes 


Bates William . Grey-st., ven Innes 
Carberry Sylvester + cee st., Glen Innes 
Larkin George . Bald Nob 


Armstrong William 
George. 

Byrne James ... 

Campbeil Thomas E... 

Coffey Timothy J. 

Coyie Ellen 

Duff James 


Auburn-st., Goulburn 


. Orchard-st., Taralga.. 
. Sloan- st Goulburn 
; Crookwell ° 7) 
: ‘Auhuges iv Goulburn 
. Sloane-st., Goulburn 
Emerton Joseph, jun. Bradley and. Grafton 
streets, Goulburn. 
. Clifford-st., Goulburn 


. Auburn-st., Goulburn 


Farquhar Janet 
Frost Thongs df. 


DENILIQUIN LICENSING DISTRICE—caytinued 


Court House Hotel 
. Bendigo Hotel 


. Conargo Hotel 


DOWLING LICENSING DISTRICT. 


. Star Hotel 
.. Commercial Hotel 
... Milton Hotel — 


DUBBO LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Great Western Hotel 
Overland Hotel 
Royal Hotel 
Carriers’ Hotel 
Macquarie ViewHotel 
Australian Hotel © 
Exchange Hotel 
Tattersall’s Hotel 
Exchange Hotel 
Fitzroy Hotel 
Trabragar Hotel 
Railway Hotel ° 
Minore Hotel 
Shumack’s Hotel 


. Commercial Hotel 


Occidental Hotel 


DUNGOG LICENSING DISTRIGT. 


Crown Inn 


Royal Hotel 

. Court House Hoiel 
Farmer’s Home Hotel 
Ship Inn 


EDEN LICENSING DISTRICT. 


. Commercial Hotel 
. Merimbula Hotel 


EMMAVILLE LICENSING DISTRICT. 
. Club Hotel 


Royal Hotel 
Club Hotel | 
imperial Hotel 


Australian Hotel 


FORBES LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Albion Hotel 
Empire Hotel 
Gladstone Hotel 


Commercial Hotel 
Australia Hotel 
Metropolitan Hotel 
Post Office Hotel 


. Vandenberg Hotel 


GERMANTON LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Criterion Hotel 
Riverina Hotel 


iil INNES LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Tattersall’s Hotel 
Great Central Hotel 
Wiest 2 Hotel 
od unction Tnn 


GOULBURN LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Albion Hotel. ©: ' 


Richland’s Hotel 
Terminus Hotel © 
Commercial Hotel | 
Oddfellow’s Hotel 
Southern Railway 
Hotel. ? 
Exchange Hotel 


Rose & Crown Hote] 
Federal Hotel 


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PUBLICANS’ LICENSES—continued. 


Name. 


Situation of House. Sign of House. 


GOULBURN LICENSING DISTRICT—continued. 


Goode John Joseph ... 


Gordon Henry H. 
Hall John 


Hargreaves Frederick 
M 


Humphries Michael ... 


Jobson Edward 


Kelly Arthur F. CG. ... 
Kensett Harold W. ... 


McInerney Timothy .. 
McLaughlin Ji eaee G. 
Magee Charles.. 
Mooney Kate .. 

Nash William T. 


O’Halloran Bridget ... 
O’Halloran Michael ... 


O’Leary Mary 
Ryan Patrick P. 


Tuckett Ambrose 
Watts George H. 


... Taralga 
Greenwood John H. ... 


‘ - Grabben Gullen 


Grafton-st., Goulburn Builders’ Arms Hotel 

.. Royal Hotel 

Crookwell . Royal Hotel 

. Cowper and Clinton AustralianArms Hotel 
streets, Goulburn. 

Auburn & Goldsmith Bridge Hotel 
streets, Goulburn. 

Collector ae ... Commercial Hotel 

. Grafton-st., Goulburn Coach & Horses Hotel 

Marulan . Royal Hotel 

Sloane and Market Commercial Hotel 
streets, Goulburn. 

. Collector ... Wheatsheaf Inn 

Auburn-st., Goulburn Royal Hotel 

.. Auburn-st., Goulburn Post Office Hotel 

.. Taralga = Argyle Hotel 

. Auburn and Clinton Family Hotel 
streets, Goulburn. 

Auburn-st., Goulburn Hibernian Hotel 

Braidwood-rd., Goul- Cooma Hotel 
burn. 

. Auburn-st., Goulburn Harp Hotel 

. Grabben Gullen Hotel 


. Auburn-st., Goulburn Federal City Hotel © 
. Kenmore .... Kenmore Hotel 


WilliamsonFrederickA. Reynolds-st.,Goulburn Star Hotel 


Williamson Sidney E... 


Auburn-st., Goulburn Emu Inn 


GRAFTON LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Aston Thomas A. 
Buchanan George 


Durrington Loyel F. ... 


Farrell John ... 
Friar Owen .. 

Gillett Richard 

Harp Mary S. 


Howard Ernest 
Hume Stephen C. 
Hynes Annie ... 


Johnson Wallin: © 


Kelly James 


McAulay Peter 
McMenemy Helena 


O’ Keefe John E. 
Quinn Thomas 
Roche Margaret 
Smith Mary J. 
Spring Alfred H. 
Walker Elizabeth 
Watkins Mary 
Weiley William J. 
Willan Thomas 


p . Grafton 


... Newton Boyd 


i Pound-st., Ggatton™ 


i Grafton 
... Prince-st., Graton 


. South Grafton . Royal Hotel 

. Skinner & Spring Sts., Post Office Hotel 
South Grafton. 

Victoria-st.,Grafton 

. Southgate 


Victoria Hotel 
. Southgate Hotel 
Grafton Hotel 
Court House Hotel 
. Clarence of Richmond 

Hotel. 

Crown Hotel 
. Rosemount Hotel 
. Grafton . Royal Hotel 
. Ulmarra 3 . Commercial Hotel 
. Wharf-street, South SAaieralasinn Hotel 


.. Victoria-st., Grafton 
. Grafton 


. Prince-st., Grafton ... 


Grafton. 
. Cowper Cowper Hotel 
. Ryan-st., South Graf. British Hotel 
ton. 
.. Prince-st., Grafton ... Laird’s Family Hotel 
. Grafton . Albion Hotel 


Roche’s Hotel 

. Willow-tree Hotel 
. Exchange Hotel 
. Walker’s Hotel 
. Saxonian Hotel 

. Market Hotel 

. Freemason’s Hotel 


. Victoria-st., Grafton. 


. Ulmarra age 
. South Grafton 


. Prince-st., Grafton . 


GRENFELL LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Clear Eliza 


Doubleday Edward ... 


- Grenfell 


: . Albion Hotel 
Bumbaldry ... 


= Miners’ Arms Hotel 


Nock Edward .-s Grenfell .. Criterion Hotel 

Toohey Thomas . Grenfell .- Railway Hotel 

Wilson Charles E . Grenfell . Tattersall’s Hotel 
GULGONG LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Hough William G. 
Lynch John A. 
Moroney John B. 
Norris Sidney C. 
O’Brien James 
Powell John .. 
Russell Charles A. 


GUND. 


Barton William 
Crain Irvine 


Hogan Arthur... 
Leary Edwin ... 
Ross John 


... Birrowa Aa S 
..- Mayne-st., Gulgong... 


os Mayne-st., Gulgong... 


ees Mount Adrah 


. Talbragar Hotel 
Royal Hotel 

- Home Rule ... -» Post Office Hotel 
. Slasher’s Flat . The Junction Inn 
. Belmore-st., Gulgong Belmore Hotel 

- Mayne-st., Gulgong... Powell’s Hotel 
Commercial Hotel 


AGAI LICENSING DISTRICT. 


-- South Gundagai . Junction Hotel 


. Mount Adrah Hotel 


--. Sheridan-street, Gun- Royal Hotel 


dagai. 


«.. Sheridan-street, Gun- Criterion Hotel 


dagai. 


. Hillas Creek . Junction Hotel 


Name. 


Tracey Agnes... 
True Ambrose... 
Williamson John J. 


Abbott Albert B. 
Considine Michael 
Goodare Sarah 
Hallam Edward A. 
Holt James 

Holt Eliza 


Kelly Stephen.. 
Spooner Harry 
Stewart Andrew A. 
West John 

Young Thomas 


Barnett John T. 


Bent John 
Bunyan Joseph 
Cooper John H. 
Creasy Robert A. 
Dillon Patrick J. 
Halbish Ellen 


|Jones John 
Ledwidge Robert 
Lynch Peter ... 
Malin Thomas W. 
Minogue Catherine 


Murphy Edward J. 


Page Francis ... 
Patterson Jane 


| 
Blacker Mary J. 
Cabot Mary J. 
Clark Sarah 


Farrell Henry 
Hannan John 


Buxton Alfred J. 


Barnes Michael J. 
Boulton George 


McRae Augustus 


. Tumut-street, 


.-» Coolac 


... Wallerawang 
.. Wallerawang 
... Newnes oe 
... Hartley Vale 


\Sivewright Alexander... 


Symons William T. R. 


Thomas Frederick 8. ... 


... Jerilderie 
Hoinville George awe 
. Jerilderie 
O’Mahoney William ... 


[Tindale William | Finley wus 


Situation of House. ' | 


dagai. 
Gundagai. 


Akers Thomas A.  ... Gunnedah 
Curley James J. ... Boggabri 
Hinds Nellie ... ... Gunnedah 
Phillips William ... Boggabri 
Sampson Alfred A. ... Mullaley 
Thom John ... ... Gunnedah 
Wallace William . Gunnedah 
Waxman Percy . Gunnedah 


... Main-st., Lithgow ... 
. Main-st., Lithgow ... 
... Mount Victoria 
... Main-st., Lithgow ... 
. Vale of Clwydd 


... Lachlan-street, Hay 
.. Booligal-Mossgiel Rd. 
. Leonard-st., Hay 
. Leonard-st., Hay 

... Lachlan-street, Hay 

... Lachlan-street, yey. 

Honeyman Thomas ... ven 

... South Hay . 

. Moppett-street, Hay.. 
... Lachlan-street, Hay.. 
sia Lachlan-street, Hay.. 
... Lachlan-street, Hay.. 
Moorhead Henry C. ... 


Oxley 


Bank-st., Hay 


... Gunbar 56 
... Lachlan-street, Hay. : 
. Lachlan-street, Hay.. 
... Waradgery Hotel ~?} 


Nine-mile Box ‘ 


HILLSTON LICENSING DISTRICT. 2° !7@, 


. Euabalong 
.. Huabalong ... 
..- Mount Hope... 
... High-street, Hillston.. 
. Rankin’s Springs 


High-street, Hillston.. 


-.. Delungra 


Carter William H. . Tingha 
Croft Millicent E.  ... Inverell 
Francis Alfred J. . Bundarra 
Gilmore Kate... .. Inverell 
Hardy Thomas J. . Inverell 
James Alfred A. . Inverell 
Loomes John J. . Tingha 


Tingha. 


Tocumwal 
Jerilderie 


Jeriderie 


.. Imperial Hotel 
... Commercial Hotel = 
... Paragon Hotel 
... Royal Hotel 

. Post Office Hotel 

. Tattersall’s Hotel 
... Freemason’s Hotel | 
... Court House Hotel |) 


.. Albion Hotel 
... Farmers’ Arms Hotel 
..- Royal Mail Hotel 
... Riverina Hotel 
... Court House Hotel 

. Jerilderie Hotel 
oot .. Murray Hut Hotel 


[24 Avue., 1910. 


Sign of House, 


GUNDAGAI LICENSING DISTRICT—contin ued. 
. Sheridan-street, Gun- 


Club House Hotel 


South Bridge Hotel 
.. Coolae Hotel 


GUNNEDAH LICENSING DISTRICT. 


a 


Prey ee | 
“ed o4 


HARTLEY LICENSING DISTRICT. } 


.. Royal Hotel 

.. Commercial Hotel 

... Stammer’s Hotel 

... Comet Inn ; 
... Main-st., Lithgow «... 
... Lidsdale - 


Tattersall’s Hotel 


. Square and Compass 


Hotel. 
Commercial Hotel 
Club House Hotel 


... Royal Hotel 


Cosmopolitan Hotel 


. Zig Zag Hotel 


HAY LICENSING DISTRICT. 


. Booligal . Duke of Edinburgh 


Hotel. 
Court House Hotel 
Albion Hotel 


. Commercial Hotel 
. Carriers’ Arms Hotel 


Criterion Hotel 
Crown Hotel 


. Commercial Hotel “7 
. South Hay Hotel 


Red Lion Hotel 
Perseverance Hotel] 
Bridge Hotel 
Hibernian Hotel 


. Union Club Hotel 42} 
. Gunbar Hotel 


Caledonian Hotel 
Tattersall’s Hotel 


. Euabalong noe 
... Royal Hotel ; 


. Royal Hotel " ms 
Royal Mgil Hotel 


... Rankin’s Springs 


Hotel. 
Tattersall’s Hotel 


INVERELL LICENSING DISTRICT. 


. Hotel Delungra 
..- Caledonian Hotel 
. Royal Oak Hotel 
... Telegraph Hotel 
... Australian Hotel 
... Imperial Hotel 
.. Tattersall’s Hotel {ji 
... Commercial Hotel 
... Royal Hotel 


JERILDERIE LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Ail} erilderie 
Beasley Frederick W.... 


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JUNEE LICENSING DISTRICT. 3 


King Henry ... ees 
Miller Robert ... 


O’ Donnell Elsie 


eee 


KIAMA LICENSING DISTRICT. 
. Terralong and Shoal- 


Attwater Charlotte 


Clark Frederick 
McCaffrey John 
Procter John . 

Raftery William 


LISMORE LICENSING DISTRICT. 
Moore John Joseph ... 


Moylan Thomas F. 


Ryan Bridget M. 


LIVERPOOL LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Close Francis ... 


Cochrane Alexander B. 
Conlon Patrick W. ... 


Goldie John’ ... 
Hellmrich Alexander B. 
Lane Edward... 


Owens Robert... 
Penny John 


MACLEAN LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Austen George W. 
Bailey Silas 
Getts Philip 


Hinchey Denis . Chatsworth ... 
Hynes Percy ... . Palmer’s Island 
McCristal Michael . Harwood ney 
Murphy John... . River-st., Maclean ... 
Rush John .... ..- Lluka 

Styles George M. ... Maclean 


Wallwork William T. R Maclean 


MACLEAY LICENSING DISTRICT. 


. Frederickton 

. Smithtown . 
.. Greenhill 

. Central Kempsey 
. Elbow-st., West 


Dunn Eveline J. 
Maloney Bridget 
McPhillips Mary 
McKune William 
O’Neill Patrick J. 


Robinson Edward T.... 


MAITLAND LICENSING DISTRICT. 
. High-street, West 


Andrews John T. 
Atkinson William 
Atkinson Henry 
Barry John F. 
Beatty Lillian P. 


Betteridge Frederick... 


Bickerton William 


Blake Mary Jane 
Bush George ... 


Callaghan Thomas J.... 


Carrick John ... 
Clark Elizabeth E. 


Cradick Elizabeth 
Crebert Peter F. 
Dawson George H. 


{ 


. Shellharbour 

- Terralong-st., Kiama Brighton Hotel 
.. Jamberoo 

. Albion Park 


. Brisbane-street, 


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PUBLICANS’ LICHNSES—continued. 


nn 


| Situation of House. 


Sign of Howse 


Coolamon 
Junee 
Junee 


haven Sts., Kiama. 


one 


eee 


Molesworth-street, 
Lismore. 


... Molesworth & Magel- Lismore Hotel 


lan Sts., Lismore. 


--- Molesworth & Wood- Hotel Ryan 


lark Sts., Lismore. 


Liverpool oa 

Smithfield 

Cross-roads, 
pool. 


Liver- 


--» Campbelltown-road, 


Liverpool. 
Terminus-st., 
pool. 


Liver- 


--- Macquarie-st., Liver- Tattersall’s Hotel 


pool. 


--. Scott-st., Liverpool... Railway Hotel 


Liverpool 


. River-street, Maclean 
. Brushgrove ... au 
. Lawrence 


Kempsey. 
Central Kempsey 


Maitland. 


. Melbourne-street, 


East Maitland. 


. Elgin-street, 


West Maitland. 


. High-street, 


West Maitland. 


.. High-street, West 


Maitland 
High-street, West 
Maitland. 


. High-street, 


West Maitland. , 
Largs 


East Maitland. 
High-street, 
West Maitland. 


- Queen-st., Woollahra 
. Swan-street, Morpeth 


. Swan-street, Morpeth 
... Lochinvar A 
. Lawes-street, East 


Maitland. 


... Lawrence Hotel 
... Britannia Hotel 

-. Commercial Hotel 
. Morpeth Hotel 


. North Head Hote] 
. Maclean Hotel 
. Commercial Hotel 


. Post Office Hotel 
... Centennial Hotel 
. Greenhill Hotel 

. Tattersall’s Hotel 


. Royal Hotel 


. Exchange Hotel 
Willow Tree Hotel * 
Adrian Emma... 


Alderdice Charles J. ... 
Alexander James 


.. Lochinvar Hotel 


Royal Hotel 
Locomotive Hotel 
Railway Hotel 


Tory’s Hotel 
Steam Packet Hotel 


Jamberoo Arms Hotel 
Commercial Hotel 


Freemason’s Hotel 


Warwick Farm Race” 
course Hotel. 

Victoria Hotel 

Cross Roads Hotel 

Collingwood Hotel 


Golden Fleece Hotel 


Family Hotel 


Argyle Hotel 
Brushgrove Hotel 


Royal Hotel 


West Kempsey Hotel 


Currency Lass Hotel 
Hunter River Hotel 
Club Hotel 
Commercial Hotel 
Belmore Hgtel 
Couronne Hotel 


Volunteer Hotel 


Tattersall’s Hotel 


Queen’s Hotel 
Hunter River Steam 

Packet Hotel. 
Royal Hotel 


Windsor Castle Hotel 


Dooley Patrick J. 
Edwards Eliza 


Enright John ... 
Feneley Ellen M. 


Ginnane Patrick 


Guest Lawson C. 
Harris John ... 
” |Hills Robert W. 
Hogan William Thomas 
Hourigan John 


Lawless Helena L. A.... 


Maher Matthew 
Moore William G. 


Morris George 


Moylan Michael F. 


Risby Charles 
Roarty Daniel 
Rohan Michael 


Sucker Henry W. 
Tierney Bernard 
Turnbull Paul RE 
Underwood Anthony... 


Wilcher Charles 


Nicholls Sydney W. 
Underdown LycurgusE. Menindie 


Abbott Julia ... 
Ackland Henry J. 
Adams William J. 


Allen George ... 
Anderson Christian 


Anderson James A. ... 


Mame, Situation of House. Sign of House, 


MAITLAND LICENSING DISTRICT—continued. 


. Melbourne-street, 
East Maitland. 
. High-street, 
West Maitland. 
... Branxton 
. High-street, 
West Maitland. 
. Elgin-street, West 


George and Dragon 
Hotel, « 
Cross Keys Hotel 


. Royal Federal Hotel 
Metropolitan Hotel 


Caledonian Hotel 


Maitland. 
Goodyer Thomas - Campbell’s Hill, West Goodyer’s Family 
Maitland. Hotel. 
Gray John G. . Melbourne-street, Bank Hotel 


East Maitland. 
. Greta a eek 
. Swan-street, Morpeth 
. High-street, 
West Maitland 
Rutherford, West 
Maitland. 
... Pitnacree-road, 
Hast Maitland. 
High-street, West 
Maitland. 
. Swan-street, Morpeth 
. High-street, West 
Maitland. 
- Campbell’s Hill, West 
Maitland 
. High-street, 
West Maitland. 


Tattersail’s Hotel 
Central Hotel 
Angel Inn 
Rutherford Hotel 
Junction Hotel 
Exchange Hotel 


Settler’s Arms Hotel 
Royal Hotel 


Royal Oak Hotel 


Court House Hotel 


North Matthew H. ... Greta ee ... Sportsman’s Arms 
Hotel. 
O'Halloran Patrick ... High-street, West Sportsman’s Arms 
Maitland. Hotel. 


... Sempill-street, Fall’s Hotel 
West Maitland. 
. Elgin-street, 
West Maitland. 
. High-street 


West Maitland. 


Railway Hotel 
Queen’s Arms Hotel 


Scully Thomas ... Greta sae ... Prince of Wales Hotel 

Skelton Phillip H. . Plaistow-street, West Port Maitland Inn 
Maitland. 

Sucker Robert J. .... High-street, West Imperial Hotel 
Maitland. 


Commercial Hotel 

. Commercial Hotel 

: Victoria Hotel 

. Mount Vincent Hotel 


.. Swan-st., Morpeth .. 
-¢) branxton) 2, Ee 
. Hinton 
Mulbring 


.. Largs . Commercial Hotel 


MANNING RIVER LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Beattie George C. _... Cundletown ... ... Manning River Hotel 
Bunyard, Algar .. Wingham . Wingham Hotel 
Clerke, John C. .. Tinonee . Commercial Hotel 
Fotheringham Sarah... Taree ... Hotheringham’s Hotei 
McCartney Alfred . Taree oe . Windsor Castle Hotel 
McDougald Isabella ... Coopernook ... .. Coopernook Hotel 
McMahon Hannah . Taree A ... Steam Packet Hotel 
O’Neill Herbert . Wingham . Australian Hotel 
Reichert William P.... Gloucester - Gloucester Hotel 


MENINDIE LICENSING DISTRICT. 


... Crown Hotel 
... West End Hotel 


... Menindie 


METROPOLITAN LICENSING DISTRICT. 


... Botany-rd., Waterloo Abbott’s Hotel | 
--. Queen-st., Woollahra Ackland’s Hotel 
... Pitt and George Sts., Tattersall’s Hotel 


Sydney. 


-.- Corso, Manly . Ivanhoe Hotel 


... Supreme Court Hotel 
. Waverley Family 


Hotel. 
. King-st., Newtown ... Rugby Hotel ke 
... Great Barcom street, Excelsior Hotel 
Sydney. 
Market and Sussex Shelbourne Hotel 
streets, Sydney. 


King-st., Sydney 
. Waverley 


ee | 


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(24 Ava., 1910. 


PUBLICANS’ LICENSES—continued. 


Situation of House. | Sign of House. 


Name. | 


METROPOLITAN LICENSING DISTRICT—continued. 


Armstrong Albers E. George and Weils Sts. Imperial Hotel 


Redfern. 


Armstrong Joseph . George-st., Redfern Star Hotel 
Armstrong William ... Harris-st., Sydney ... Butchers’ Arms Hote! 
Arthur Thomas . Market and Kent Sts. Australian Hotel 
Sydney. 
Asche Lily . Carrington and Wyn- Imperial Hotel 
yard Sts., eyaney. 
Attfield Mary ... . Wharf-st:, Sydney ... Cochrane’s Hotel 
Auld John . Point-st., Pyrmont... Caledonian Hotel 
Aylward Percy J. . Castlereagh and King Commercial Hotel 


streets, Sydney. 
. Union-st., Pyrmont... New York Hotel 


. Fitzroy and_ Crown. Dolphin Hotel 
streets, Sydney. 

. Parramatta-rd., Peter- Alma Hotel 
sham. 

- Bourke-st., Sydney .. Cottage of Content 

Hotel. 
Kent and Margaret Sydney and Mel- 
streets, Sydney. bourne Hotel. 
... King-st., Newtown ... Shakespeare Hotel 


. Robin Hood Hotel 


Bailey Henry ... 
Baine Anthony 


‘Baldwin Samuel! 
Ball Ernest F. 
Barham Edward R. ... 


Barnsley John J. 


Barron Robert L. . Waverley 


Bateman John . 432-4 George-street, Bateman’s Hotel 
Sydney. 
Beach Frederick J. ... 291, George-street, ‘Café Francais 
' Sydney. 
Beaumont Albert . King-st., Newtown ... Cricketers’ Arms 
Hotel. 
Beliield John B. . George and King Sts., Royal Exchange 
Sydney. Hotel. 
Bell Walter M. . Oxford-st., Padding- Britannia Hotel 
ton. 


Benham Harry ..- Bank-st., Chippendale College Green Hotei 
Bennett. FrederickW.R. Burfitt-st., Leichhardt Gladstone Park Hotel 


. New Canterbury rd., Gladstone Hotel 


Dulwich Hill. 


Bergin Joseph... 


Birrell Thomas . Rennie-st., Padding- Old Dunbar Hotel 
ton. 

Black Andrew... . Margaret & Carrington Pfehlert’s Ho tel 
streets, Sydney. 


. Palmer-st., Sydney... Caxton Hotel 

. Riley and Cathedral Australian Inn 
streets, Sydney. 

. Devonshire-st., Sydney Madeira Inn 


... Crystal-st., and New Oxiord Hotel 


Blanchard Maggie 
Blanchfield John 


Board Herbert J. 
Boden Margaret 


Canterbury road, 
Petersham. 
Bolsdon John... . George and Argyle Orient Hotel 


streets, Sydney. 

. Oxford-st., Padding- Tradesman’s Arms 
ton. Hotel. 

. Forbes and Cathedral President Lincoln 
strects, Sydney. Hotel. 

... Union-st., Pyrmont... Boylan’s Hotel 

. Sussex and Margaret New Zealand Hotel 
streets, Sydney. 

- Glebe & Mitchell Sts., Imperial. Hotel 
Glebe. 

. Darling-st., Balmain Callan Park Hotel 


. John and Pyrmont Lord Clyde Hotel 
streets, Pyrmont. 
. Castlereagh & Devon- Royal Exhibition 
shire Sts., Sydney. Hotel. 
. Darling-st., Balmain London Hotel 


. Goulburn and Sussex Hughenden Hotel 
: streets, Sydney. 
... Alfred-street, North Milson’s Point Hotel 
Sydney. 
. Bathurst-st., Sydney ‘Friendship Hotel . 


Bourke Patrick 
Bourke James E. 


Boylan John ... 
Brauner Gustav 


Brennan Michael 


Brennan Hanorah 
Brennan William 


Brightwell Ada 


Brodie James A. 
Brooke George H. 


Brown George A. 


Brown James ... 


Brown William H. ... Commonwealth and The Macquarie Hotel 
Goulburn  strects, 
Sydney. 


Buchanan James T. ... Market-st., Sydney ... Garratt’s Hotel 


Buckingham Henry D. George-street West, Golden Anchor Hotel 
Sydney. 


Buckley John . Sussex-street, Sydney Mariposa Hotel 
Bull John C. ... . Albion-street, Sydney Club Hotel 
Bullot Perey K. . 27 King-st., Bydaey Hotel Montana 
Burchmore Charles Tus . Manly a“ - Hotel Steyne 


‘Name. Situation of House. | Sign of House. 


METROPOLITAN LICENSING DISTRICT—continued. 


Market-st., Sydney ... Celtic Hotel 
Regent-st., Kingston Australian Native 
Hotel. 


Bungate Margaret _... 
Burgess Henry H. G. ... 


Burke Walter G. 


Burke James C. .-. Bourke-st., Woolloo- Hotel Macquarie 
mooloo. 

. George and Engine Hotel Rawson 
streets, Sydney: 

. Bayswater-rd., Dar- 


linghurst. 


Burke Andrew 


Burke Thomas Waratah Hotel 
Byrne John 
streets, Sydney.. 
. Mount and Walker Albert Hotel 
Sts., North Sydiiey 
. Corso, Manly . New Brighton Hotel 
. King-st.; St. Paters... . White Horse Hotel 


. Hiley-stret Sydney White Lion Hotel 

. Harris-st., Ultimo ... Wentworth Park 
Hotel. 

. Queen-st., Woollahra Queen’s Hotel rs 


. Bourke-st., Syduey Star Hotel 


... 706 George-street, Square and Compass 
Sydney. Hotel. 
. George and Liverpool Casey’s Hotel 
streets, Sydney. 
. Sussex-st., Sydney ... Bristol Arms Hotel 


. Bathurst and issos West Sydney Hotel 
streets, Sydney: 
. Market-st., Sydney .. 


Byrne Catherine 
Byrne atrick J. 
Cameron Allan 
Cannon Charles 


Carmody Peter 
Carrick John .. 
Carroll William 
Carvill Kate 


Casey Michael 


Castle Edward U. 
Catterall Frances 
. Chamboissier’s Savoy 


Hotel. 
Balmain Waverley Hotel 


Chamboissier Pierre .. 


Chapman Donald F. ... Darling-st., 
Chapman William . Stanley-st., Sydney... City Arms Hotel — 
Chessher Leon A. ... King-st., Newtown ... Marlborough Hotel 


Christensen Johanna C. Cook’s River Road; Pulteney Hotel 
Tempe. 
. Windmill and Lower Hero of Waterloc 
Fort Sts.; Sydney. Hotel. 
... Parramatta-road, Kentish Hotel 
Glebe. 
. Erskine and Sussex Northern River 
streets, Sydney. Hotel. 
. Flinders-st., Sydney... Flinders Hotei. 


Royal Hotel 


. Reservoir and Mary Belmore Park Hotel © 
streets, Sydney. 
: Elizabeth-st., Red- 


Clancy Denis ... 
Clarke Jemima J. 
Clayton Henry J: 


Clements Mary 
Cockbaine Joseph W. | George-st., Sydney ... 
Cochrane Andrew 


Cody Michael ... Australian Eleven 


fern. Hotel. 
Coe Elizabeth . Dowling-st., Sydney Frost’s Hotel 4 
Cognet Francis M. ren and Park Sts., Commonwealth Hote! 
A asi ydney. | 
Cohen Matthew H. ... Bridge-st., Drum- White Horse Hotel 
moyne. 
Collins John ... . Botany-road, Alex- Empress of India 


andria, Hotel. 
... Gordon and Hender- Alexandria Hotel 
son Rds., Alexandria. 
. Erskine ard Clarence Wynyatd Hotel 
streets, Sydney. 
. Botany-rd., Waterloo fron Duke Hotel 


.. Phillip and Hunter Assembly Hotel 
streets, Sydney. 
. Oxford-st., Woollahra Cambridge Hotel 


. Regent & James Sts., Baden Powell Hotel 


Collins Thomas 
Collins Mary ... 


Collins Jack 
Combellack Henry 


fe" 


Condon Thomas 
Conway Cornelius 


% Redfern: 
Cooke Charles M. . Parramatta-road, Wheelwright’s Arms 
Petersham. Hotel. 


Cordingley William 
Corrigan Lotisa 


... King-street, Sydney Britannia Hotel 


. Glebe and Norton Winchester Hotel 

atreets, Glebe. 

««« Grosvenor-strect 

Sydney. 

.. Queen-st., 
dale. 

... Weston-rd.,. Balmain Bridge Hotel 


... Weilitteton, & George Duke of Wellington 
streets, Waterloo. Hotel. 
Cranney Latighlan G.... Blue’s Point Road, Royal Hotel 
North Sydney. ; 
. Watson’s Bay . Grand Pacific Hotel 


at .. Randall and Dévon- Subway Hotel 
y shire Sts., Sydney. 


Thred’ Grows HOtel” 
Home Rule Hotel 


Cortese Frank 
Costello Philip Chippen- 


'Costin Sarah A, ° 
Cotter John 


Crawford Angits 
|Creamer John 


+ 


. Cowpet-strect, Glebe Friend in Hand Hotel 


. Reservoir and Mary Liverpool Arms Hotel 


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Name ° | 


| 
Situation of House. | 


Sign of House. 


Name. 


Situation of House, 


Sign of House. 


METROPOLITAN LICENSING DISTRICT—continued. 


Cregan William 
Crichton Harry 
Cronin Patrick R. 
Crowe Thomas 
Cullen Thomas H. 


Daniel Donald W. 
Davis Helloner M. V. 


Davis Margaret 


Davoren Stephen T. ... 


Dawkins Charles N. ... 
Dawson William J. 


Deaton Sarah 
Delmont Arthur O. 
Dempsey Edwin J. 
Derkin Arthur 


Devir Cornelius | 
Dickinson Alfred 
Dinan Kate 

Donaldson James G.... 
Doney Edward T. 


Donlevy Frank 
Donnelly John soe 


Donnellan Patrick ... 
Donnison John T. 


Doolan William 
Dorahy Joseph J. 


Downes Myles A. 
Drummond John 
Duft William H. 


Duke John J. 
Durack Thomas 
Dwyer James... 


Edwards Charles W. ... 


Egerton Annie 
Elliston Edward 


Epstein James 


Evans Jessie A. Soe 


Fair Richard E. wee 
ti. Botany! % 
... Riley-st., Sydney 


Falkner Mary A. 
Fallon Joseph 
Farthing Alexander A. 


Fay James 
Ferguson John A. 


Ferrow Henry 
Ferry Neil 
Flakelar Alfred 


Flanagan Andrew D.... 


Flemming Peter 
Forrester Alexander < 


Fortune John D. 
Foster William J, 
Fountain Peter 


Se eee 


.. Bay-street, Glebe 
. Sydney-road, 


... Elizabeth-st., 


. Oxford-st., 


... Hnmore-rd., 
. 69, George-st. North, 


. Harris-st., Ultimo ... 


. Newtown-road, 


Sydney. 


. Balmain-street, 


Leichhardt. 


Rand- 

wick. 

Sydney 

Gordon-rd., Chats- 
wood. 


. Bourke and Cathedral 


streets, Sydney. 
Elizabeth and Cooper 

streets, Sydney. 
Regent-st., Redfern... 


. Regent-st., Sydney ... 
. Edgeware-road, 


. Newtown. 


. Moncur-street, Wool- 


lahra. 


... George-st. West, 


Sydney. 


. William and Riley 


streets, Sydney. 


. George-st., Redfern... 
... Liverpool-st., Sydney 
. Bridge-road, Glebe ... 


Darling-st., Balmain 


. George and Liverpool 


streets, Sydney. 


- Crown and Campbell 


streets, Sydney. 
Wellington and Pitt 
streets, Waterloo. 


Botany-road, Botany. 
. Liverpool and George 


streets, Sydney. 


. Goulburn and Crown 


streets, Sydney. 


. 122, Castlereagh-st., 


Sydney. 


. City-road, Darlington 
: Harris-st., Sydney ... 


Clarence and Erskine 
streets, Sydney. 


. 381,Crown-st.,Sydney 
... Hlizabeth-st., Sydney 
. George-street North, 


Sydney. 
Campbell-street, 
Haymarket. 


. Arundle-street, Glebe 
... William-st., Sydney 


Padding- 
ton. 

Lane Cove-road, Gor- 
don. 

Loftus-street, Sydney 


York ane Erskine 
streets, Sydney. 
Enmore 


Sydney. 


. Goulburn and Sussex 


streets, Sydney. 


. King and Sussex Sts., 


Sydney. 


. Devonshire-st., 


eyaney: 


Oxford-st., Sydney .. 


Duke of Edinburgh 
Hotel. 
Imperial Hotel 


Leichhardt Hotel 


. Australian Youth 


Hotel. 
A.J.C. Hotel 


Commonwealth Hotel 

Great Northern 
Hotel. 

Army and Navy 
Hotel. 

Evening Star Hotel 


Empress Hotel 
Crown Hotel 


Enmore Hotel 
Phoenix Hotel 
Towers Hotel \ 
Prince Atbiere Hotel 


Post Office Hotel 
Liberty Inn 
Excelsior Hotel 
Unity Hall Hotel 


Sir John Young 
Hotel. 
Federal Hotel 


Rose of Denmark 
Hotel. 

Pier Hotel 

Central Court House 
Hotel. 

Roseberry Arms 
Hotel. 

Hotel Hibernia 


Lalla Rookh Hotel 
Glasgow Arms Hotel 
Cosmopolitan Hotel 


White Horse Hotel 

Newmarket Hotel 

Mercantile ‘Rowing 
Club Hotel. 

Hotel Chamberlain 

Forest Lodge Hotel 

Duke of Manchester 
Hotel. 

Imperial Hotel 

Green Gate Hotel 


North British Hotel 


... Captain Cook Hotel 
.. Mount View Hotel 


Occidental Hotel 


Enmore Hotel 
Observer Hotel 


Star Hotel 
Westralia Hotel 
Shakespeare Hotel 
. Burdekin Hotel 


. 258, Gaseue st., Sydney Flemming’s Hotel 


. Riley and Foveaux Forrester’s Hotel 


streets, Sydney 


. Turner-st., Redfern... 


... Manly 


Forrester’s Hotel 


.. Grand Pier Hotel 
... Enmore-rd., Enmore Queen’s Hotel. 


Fowler Eveline E. 


Francis Edward 


Fraser Catherine 
Freebairn William 
French Robert 
Friend Richard 


Frost Robert ... 


Frost Thomas 
Furlong John F, 


Furlong Michael P. 
Gardes John ... 
Gaut Margaret A. 
Gaut Richard... 
}Gee Mary A. ... 
Glancy Michael 


Glynn Thomas 
Goatley Henry T. 
|Gordon Henry 


Gow Andrew M. 
Greaves Charles E. 
Greenhalgh John 
Greevy Thomas B. 


Griffin James ... 
Griffin Thomas J. 
Griffith Richard H. 


Gunning John... 


Hamilton William 
|Hanifin Timothy 


Hannah Annie 
Hannan Daniel 
Hardy Arthur 


Hartigan Henry M. 
Heap Emma HE. 
Heath Joseph 
Henderson J. M. 
Hennessy Fanny 


Herbert Allan J. 
Hewitt Joseph 


Hewson Alice... 
Hey Joe oe 


Hickson Nellie © 


Hines Edward A. 
Hogan Michael 


Hollins William J. 
Hoore Henry G. 


Hopkirk Charles 
Hosford Joseph 


Gallagher Honora K.... 


Gumperts George E. T. 


Gunther Margaret J... 


Holdsworth William ... 


dington. 


.. Oxford-street, 


Paddington. 


. Petersham-road, 


Petersham. 


Sydney. 


i Pitt: and Redfern Sts., 


Redfern. 


... Darling-st., Balmain.. 
. Morehead-st., Water- Grosvenor Hotel 


loo. 


... Glebe-road, Glebe ... 
Oxford-st., Sydney ... 
. Castlereagh-street, 


Sydney. 
Stephen-st., 


George-st., Sydney ... 
.. Stanmore-road, 


Stanmore. 
Parramatta-road, 
Camperdown. 


. Regent-st., Redfern 
. Dixon-st., Sydney ... 
. Oxford-st., Padding- 


ton. 


Sydney. 


: Roe 


streets, Sydney. 


..- Bay-st., Botany 
... 157, King-street, 


Newtown. 


Pad- 


METROPOLITAN LICENSING DISTRICT—continued. 
».. Sutherland-st., 


Four-in-hand Hotel 
Unicorn Hotel 


Petersham Inn 


. Crown-street, Sydney Golden Fleece Hotel 
... Kent-street, Sydney 
. Alfred-street, North 


Gas Hotel 
Queen’s Hotel 


Cricketers’ Rest 
Hotel. 
Town Hall Hotel 


Ancient Briton Hotel 
Brighton Hotel 
Hotel Bremen 


Balmain Pacific Hotel 


Grand Hotel 


Newington Hotel 
Shelbourne Hotel 


Bellevue Hotell 


Covent Garden Hotel 
Sussex Arms Hotel 


. Bathurst and Eliza- Royal Hyde Park 
beth Sts., Sydney. 
. King and York Sts., 


Hotel. 
Forbes Hotel 


. Gardehers’ Arms _ 
Hotel. % 


. Liverpool and West Glen Hotel 


... Elizabeth-st., Sydney Aurora Hotel 
. Waterworks Hotel 


Milton Hotel 


Windsor-st., Padding- Windsor Castle Hotel 


ton. 


. Darling-st.,; Balmain 


. George and Essex Sts., 
Sydney. 


: Oxford. eG Padding- 


ton. 


..- Campbell and Hast 


Sts., Surry Hills. 


. Pitt-street, Sydney 
... Collins-st., Annandale Victoria Hotel 
. Harris-street, Ultimo Duke of Cornwall 


. Liverpool and Castle- 


reagh Sts., Sydney. 


. New South Head Rd., 


Paddington. 


Garry Owen Hotel 
Commercial Hotel 


Town Hall Hotel 
Cross Keys Hotel 


Lismore Hotel 


Hotel. 
Dungate’ Hotel 


Darling Point Hotel 


Crown and Campbell Surry Hills Hotel 


streets, Surry Hills. 


... Eveleigh and Wells 


streets, Redfern. 


. Glenmore-road, 


Paddington. 


... Union-st., Newtown... 
... Parramatta-road, 


Leichhardt. 


. Victoria-st., Sydney 
... Parramatta-road, 


Leichhardt. 


. Castlereach-street, 


Sydney. 


... College-st., Balmain... 
. 46, Dowling-st., 


Sydney. 


Harris-st., Pyrmont... 
. Abattoir-road, 


Balmain. 
Lodge. 


. Beattie-st,, Balmain.. 
. Bourke-st., Sydney... 


Railway View Hotel . 


Rose and Crown 
Hotel. u 

Union Hotel “ 

Imperial Hotel 


Bligh Hotel 
Native Rose Hotel 


Gosford Club Hotel 


Royal Oak Hotel 
Frisco Hotel 


Royal Pacific Hotel 
Hollins’ Hotel 


. St. John’s Rd., Forest Town Hall Hotel 


Dick’s Hotel 
Gulgong Hotel | 


4662 


Nau, 


METROPOLITAN LICENSING DISTRICT—continued. 
. Kent and Bathurst Belvedere Hotel 


Houet John E. 
Houghton Walter H. 
Hughes Mary A. 
Hughes Elizabeth 


Hunt Edward J. 


Hunt William 
Hunting Walter H. 


Hurman Arthur 


Hurt Daniel 


Hutchinson Hoiman ... 


Innes Albert 


Ireland William 


James John H. 


James Richard 
Jarrett Ernest 
Jones Denis 

Jones Frederick H. 


Jones Sarah 
Jones William H. 


Joyce Margaret 


Joyce Sarah A, 
Keane Christopher 
Keane Cornelius 


Keane John 


Kearey William 
Kedwell George 


Keeshan Denis 
Kelly Ann 


Kelly George ... 
Kelly James H. 


Kelly Thomas 


Kennedy John A. 
Kennedy Michael 


Kennedy Patrick 
Keppler Frederick 
Keppler Mary 
Keyes Ellen 
Kiely Patrick ... 
Kirtley Louis ... 
Knighton John 
Knowles William 
Kruse, Agnes A. 


Lambie John ... 


Landenberger Charles 


A. C. 
Langley Daniel 
Larsson Victor 


. Cook’s River Road, 


. Cumberland-street, 
. Parramatta-road, 


.. Foveaux-st., Sydney Senatorial Hotel 
. Oxford-st., Woollahra Prince of Wales 


. Liverpool-st., Sydney United Australia 


Hotel. 
... Parramatta-road, Bald Faced Stag 
Leichhardt. Hotel. 


. Cowper Wharf, 
. George-street North, Harbour View Hotel 


... Pier-st., Sydney 


. Victoria-st., Sydney... Hotel Victoria 
. Palmer-st., Sydney ... Domain Hotel 
.. King-st., Newtown... Hotel Victory 
..- Miller-street, North 


. Fitzroy-st., Sydney... Rifleman’s Hotel | 
. George-street, Cam- 


. Foveaux & Common- Standard Hotel 


. Mort-st., Balmain 
. William and Yurong New Zealand Hotel 
. Abercrombie-street, 
. Carrington-road, 


. Riley-street, Sydney.. Harp of Erin Hotel 


... Pitt & Bathurst Sts., Edinburgh Castle iMcAllister Walter 


. Foster-st., Surry Hills Nevada Hotel 
. Pitt and Bridge Sts., Exchange Hotel 


... Cleveland-st., Sydney Thurless Castle Hote} 
. Devonshire-street, 


. Ilawarra-road, 


». King-st., Newtown 
. Henderson-road, 


.. John and Mount Sts., Quarryman’s Arms 
. Abercrombie-street, 
. Harris-st., Pyrmont 
. Oxford-st., Padding- 


ton. 
... Harris-st., Pyrmont Royal Exchange 
Hotel. 
. Alfred-street, North Rest Hotel 


. Cook’s River Road, 
. Sussex and Llverpool Hotel Sussex 
. Margaret and Kent Alameda Hotel 


..- Miller-st., North 


. Brisbane-st., Sydney Albert Park Hotel 
. Market and Kent Sts., Clock Hotel 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131, 


PUBLICANS’ LICHNSES—continued. 


Situation of House. Sign of House. 


streets, Sydney. 
Liverpool-st., Sydney Royal Sovereign 
Hotel. 
River View Hotel 
Tempe. 
Grand Hotel 
Sydney. 


Camperdown. Hotel. 


Hotel. 


King-street, Sydney.. Caledonian Hotel 


The Bells Hotel 
sydney 


Sydney. 
... Central Markets 
Hotel. 


North Star Hotel 
Sydney. 


Hampshire Hotel 
perdown. 


wealth Sts., Sydney. | 


... Forth and Clyde 
Hotel. 


streets, Sydney. 
City View Hotel 
Redfern. 


| 
Oxtord Hotel 
Waverley. | 


Sydney. Hotel. 


Sydney. 


Golden Lion Hotel | 
Sydney. 

Town Hall Hotel 
Marrickville. 


Sandringham Hotel 


| 


Stepney Hotel 
Alexandria. 


Hotel. 
Royal Oak Hotel 


Pyrmont. 


Sydney. 

Sunderland Arms 
Hotel. 

Light Brigade Hotel 


dney. 
Southern Cross Hotel 
St. Peter’s. 


streets, Sydney. 
streets, Sydney. 
Federal Hotel 


Sydney. 
Oxford-st., Waverley Royal Surrey Hotel 


Sydney. 


Governor Bourke 


Naame. 


Latimer Eileen 
Lawrence George 
Lazarus Debra 
Lees George J. 
Lees James 

Lees James, jr. 


Leete John C. 


Leighton James 
Lenihan Bridget 
o 


|Le Tonge Henry 


Lewis Elizabeth ‘ 
Lichtscheindl Barry ... 


Liddell Thomas 


Lilya George A. 
Lincke Charles W. 
Lindsay Claude 8. 


iLocke John R. 


Lofberg Francis A. 


Loomes William 


Love Thomas... 


Lovelace John 


|Lovett Martha 
/Lynch Elizabeth 


‘Lynch Ellen 


Lynch James J. 
Lynch Patrick G. 


Lyons James . 


McBean James 


/McCabe Michael A. 


McCauley Isabella 


McClusky John 
|McClymont George B... 


McCombie Donald 


‘McConnell Bernard 


McConnell, James 


McDermott James 


McDonald Donald 


McDougall Dougal 


McGrath John.. 


McGrath Patrick J. 


. Oxford-street, Pad- 


... 79 Castlereagh-st., 


. Sandringham 
. City-rd., Darlington 


.. Regent-st., Sydney 
... Darling and Nichol- 


... Underwood-street, 


.. Harris-st., Ultimo 


... Enmore-rd., Marrick- Warren View Hotel 


. 789 George-street, 


. Forest-rd., 
. Liverpool & Pitt Sts., North Star Hotel 


McCarthy James P. ... 
. Erskineville-road, 


McCauley Annie M. ... 


. Cleveland-street, 
... 152 Cumberland-st., 
ne Walker-st., Redfern... 
. 176 George-street, 


McDonald Andrew W. 


McDonald Elizabeth ... 
McDonald Herbert A. 


. Bourke-st., Sydney... 
McEachern Neil H. C. 
; McGee Thomas J. 


McGoldrick Daniel -.. 


[24 Avue., 1910. 


— 


Situation of House. | Sign of House. 


METROPOLITAN LICENSING DISTRICT—continued. 


Lascelles Richard F. .. 


Bourke and Foveaux Austral Hotel 

streets, Sydney. 
United Service Hotel — 
dington. 


. King and Sussex Sts., Royal George Hotel 


Sydney. 


... Erskine-st., Sydney... Queensland Hotel 
... Elizabeth-st., Sydney True Briton Hotel 
.. 14 Campbell-street, 


Nottingham Castle 


Sydney. Hotel. 


. Riley and Reservoir Reservoir Hotel 


streets, Sydney. 
Tivoli Hotel 
Sydney. 


. 382 Castlereagh-street Lord Jersey Hotel 
. Parramatta-road, 


Baden Powell Hotel 
Camperdown. 


... Crown and William Royal Hotel st 


streets, Sydney. 


. Eligabeth-st., Sydney Durban Club Hotel 


York and King Sts., York Hotel 
Sydney. 


. Castlereagh & Camp- Golden Fleece Hotel 


bell streets, Sydney 


. King-st., Newtown... Bank Hotel 


... Prince of Wales Hote} 


Johnstone’s Family 
Hotel. 


. Walker-st., Redfern... Morning Star Hotel 
. Lane Cove road, 


Pymble Hotel 
Gordon. 

Emu Inn 
Albion Hotel 
son Sts., Balmain 


London Tavern Hotel 
Paddington. ; 


. Crown-st., Sydney ... Evening Star Hotel 
.. Pitt and Albert Sts., Ship Hotel 


Sydney. 


. Darling-st., Balmain.. Shipwrights’ Arms 


Hotel. 
... Bristol Arms Hotel 


ville. 


. Crown-st., Sydney ... Exchange Hotel 


Crystal Palace Hotel 
Sydney. 
Arncliffe Highbury Barn Hotel 


Sydney. 

Park and Castlereagh Castlereagh Hotel 
streets, Sydney. 

Rose of Australia 

_ Erskineville. Hotel. 

Market and Elizabeth Albion Hotel 
streets, Sydney. 


. Cowper-st., Waverley Tea Gardens Hotel 


Kent Hotel 


Royal Standard 
Hotel. 

Lion Hotel 

Sydney. Pad 

The Albert View 
Hotel. 

Blue Anchor Hotel 


Palmer-st., Balmain.. 


Redfern. 


Sydney. 


York-st., Sydney ... Langham Hotel 


. Lane Cove rd., North Union Hotel 


Sydney. 
Adolphus-st., Balmain Rob Roy Hotel 


Stanmore-road, 
Stanmore. 


Stanmore Hotel 


Carrington Hotel 


Regent-st., Sydney... Castle Connell Hotel 


. 153, 155 George-st., New York Hotel 


Sydney. 
Riley and Devonshire Royal Arms Hotel 
streets, Sydney. 


... Bathurst and Castle- Royal Standard ~~ 


reagh Sts., Sydney. Hotel. 


... Castlereagh-st., Red- Woolpack Hotel 


fern. 


24 Ava., 1910.] 


—__ 


Name. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 


PUBLICANS’ LICENSES—continued. 


Situation of House. 


Sign of House. 


Name. 


Situation of House. Sign of House. 


METROPOLITAN LICENSING DISTRICT—continued. 


McGree John 
McGregor Alexander J. 
McHugh Catherine 
McInerney Norah 
McKay Mary A. 
McLaren Peter 
McLaughlin Eugene ... 
McMillan James 
McMorrow Andrew 


McNamara William ... 
McNamee Matthew W. 
McNamee Thomas E. 


McPherson Duncan ... 
McSullea Joseph E. .... 


Mackenzie John 
Maclurcan Hannah 
MacPherson William ... 


Magull Albert... 
Maher George 


Mair George H. 
Maley John a 
Maloney Michael J. ... 


Manning John J. 


Marcusson Oscar 
Marrs Daniel ... 


Martin Thomas W. 


Massey Charles H. 
May George 


May Henry 
Meadham Alfred 


Miles James 
Millen Robert, junr. ... 
Miller Thomas 


Minty Eveline 
Mitchell John 


Mitchell William FE. ... 
Molloy John ... 


Moloney Denis 
Moloney John 


Mooney Augustus 
Moran Florence 
Morrison John §S. 
Morson James... 


Mortimer Henry 


Muldoon Bernard 
Mullen Annie ... 
Mulligan William P. ... 
Muir Thomas G. 
Murphy William J. 
Murray William C. 


. Bulwarra-road, 


. Blue’s Point 


. Victoria-road, 


timo. 
Johnstone-street, 
Annandale. 
streets, Redfern. 
streets, Redfern. 


North Sydney. 
Pitt-st., Sydney 


. Princes-st., Sydney 
... Missenden-rd., Cam- 


perdown. 
Ivy-street, Darlingt 


UJ- Crown Hotel 


North Annandale 
Hotel. 


. Cleveland & Elizabeth Surrey Club Hotel 
- George and Redfern Court House Hotel 


Road, Old Commodore 


Hotel. 


. Rose-st., Darlington Darlington Hotel 


... Angel Hotel 
... Flagstaff Hotel 
Dover Castle Hotel 


on Royal Albert Hotel 


Flinders-st., Sydney Palace Hotel 
Elizabeth-st., Sydney Crown Hotel 
Botany-road, Botany Botany Bay Hotel 


Wharf & Sussex Sts., Maitland & Morpeth 


Sydney. 


- Regent-st., Redfern. 
-. Church Hill, Sydney Wentworth Hotel 


Hotel. 
.- Bunnerong Hotel 


Park and Castlereagh Barley Mow Hotel 


streets, Sydney. 


Ultimo. 


. Glebe-st., Glebe 
. Bourke-st., Sydney 


. Harris-st., Pyrmont... O’Donnell’s Hotel 
... Pyrmont Bridge rd., Pyrmont Bridge 


Hotel. 
... Sydney Hotel 


Clippers’ Arms Hote] 


Wiliam and Crown Rose and Crown 


streets, Sydney. 


rickville. 


Sydney. 


Hotel. 


Mar- Frankfort Hotel 


.. Foveaux-st., Sydney.. Excelsior Hotel 
. Buckingham-street, 


Cleveland Hotel 


. Union and Pyrmont Royal Oak Hotel 


streets, Pyrmont. 


.. Corso, Manly : 
. Mount Vernon Street, May’s Family Hotel 


Forest Lodge. 


Redfern. 


. Botany-road, 


Waterloo. 
583 George-street, 
Sydney. 


... Missenden-rd., Cam 


perdown. 


... George-st., Sydney 
... Sussex and Bathurst Robert Burns Hotel 


streets, Sydney. 
Darling-st., 


Sydney. 


. George-st. West, 


Sydney. 


streets, Sydney. 


... Kent-st., Sydney 
... Ultimo-road, Ultimo Ultimo Hotel 
... King-st., Newtown 
... Riley and Stanley Sts., Lord Roberts Hotel 


Sydn 


ev. 


.. Aquarium Hotel 


. King-street, Newtown Oxford Hotel 
. Abercrombie-street, 


Eveleigh Hotel 

Half-way House 
Hotel. 

Northern Club Hotei 


- Grose Farm Hotel 


... Oddiellows’ Hotel 


Balmain Commercial Hotel 
. 120 Goulburn-street, Greenhill’s Family 


Hotel. 
Ryan’s Hotel 


. Goulburn and Sussex Trades Hall Hotel 


... Mann’s Hotel 


... White Horse Hotel 


... Bay-st., Double Bay Royal Oak Hotel 
Mott George ... « ... 


Cleveland-st.,Redfern Cleveland Inn 


- Bourke and Phelps 


streets, Sydney. 
Sydney. 
Erskineville-road, 
Erskineville. 


streets, Sydney. 


... Fitzroy-st., Sydney 


..- May and Campbell 
streats, St. Peters. 


Royal George Hotel 


. Alfred-street, North Dind’s Hotel 


Erskineville Hotel 


. King and Castlereagh Surrey Hotel 


Cricketers’ Arms 
Hotel. 

Town and Country 
Hotel. 


|Painter Stephen R. 


Power Catherine 


Napier Mary ... 


Neich Herbert... 


Newman William 
Nicholas James 
Nicoll Chases B. 
Nimmo David §. 
Nolan Mary E. 
Norris Janie, executrix 


of Michael Norris 
(deceased). 


O’Brien Daniel 


O’Brien Jobn ... 
O’Brien Michael 
O’ Brien Patrick 


O’Callaghan Michael ... 


O’Connor Francis H. ... 
O’Connor Thomas 


O'Donnell John 
O’Flaherty John 
O’Grady Michael 
O’ Hara Charles 
O’Sullivan Denis 
O'Sullivan Thomas 


Ousey Herbert C. J. ... 
Page David 


Parker James... 


Peace Jane 


Peacock Thomas 
Peters George 


Peters William 


Phillips Alexander 
Phillips George 


Pick Horace J. 
Pick John A. E. 


Pleym Alice 
Pooley Thomas 


Potter Phillip E. 


Powers James... 
Price Thomas J. 
Pries Sarah F. 

| . 

Priestly Maria... 


Pullbrook Joseph A. ... 


Pyne William ... 
Quigley John ... 


Quinn Patrick... 


= 


. 315, George-strect, 


. Buckland-street, 


... Jersey-road, Pad- 


. Devonshire-street, 


. Cumberland-street, 


. Avoca-street, Rand- 


. Princes-st., Sydney 
. 611, George-street, 


- George-street West, 

. Parramatta-road, 
... Evans-st., Balmain 

. Blue’s Point road, 


... Botany 


.. Darling-st., Balmain 


. William-st., Sydney. Quinn’s Hotel 


METROPOLITAN LICENSING DISTRICT—continued. 
. George-street, North Metropolitan Hotel 


Sydney. 


. Oxford-street, Sydney Hampden Hotel 
. Ulawarra-road, Mar- Hotel Victoria 


rickville. 


... Riley and Campbell Warwick Arms Hotel 


streets, Sydney. 


. York and Druitt Sts., Gresham Hotel 


Sydney. 


.. Cooper-street, Sydney Princess of Wales 


Hotel. 


. Liverpool and Palmer Tradesman’s Arm 


streets, Sydney. Hotel. 
143, George-st. North, Port Jackson Hotel 
Sydney. 


Hotel Victoria 
Sydney. 


. Brumby-st., Sydney Lloyd’s Hotel 
. Regent-street, Sydney Gladstone Hotel 
. Greek-st. & Franklin. Glebe Tavern Hotel 


place, Glebe. 
Australia-street, 
Newtown. 


Francis-street,Sydney Victoria Royal Hotel 


Court House Hotel 


. Elizabeth and Raglan Mt. Lachlan Hotel 


streets, Waterloo. 


... George-street North, Naval Brigade Hot 


Sydney. 
Miller-st., Pyrmont... Half Way House 
Hotel. 


- Duke-street. Woolloo- Little House under 


mooloo. the Hill Hotel. 


Balaclava Hotel 
Alexandria. 


. Liverpool and Sussex Criterion Hotel 


streets, Sydney. 

Lord Dudley Hotel 
dington. 

Crown-street, Sydney Hast Sydney Hotel 4 

Clarendon Hotel jj 

Sydney. 


. Crown & Oxford Sts., Kelso’s Hotel 


Sydney. J 4 
Glenmore Hotel 
Sydney. 


. Wyndham and Buck- Rose of Alexandria 


land streets, Alexan- 
dria. 


Hotel. 


.. Bourke-st., Sydney... Hopetoun Hotel 
... Mansfield-st., Bald 


Bald Rock Hotel 
Rock. 
Coach and Horses 


wick. Hotel. 


. North Steyne, Manly Clarendon Hotel 
. Crown & Devonshire Hotel Victoria 


streets, Sydney. 


. Charing Cross, Waver- Charing Cross Hotel 


ey. 
. Cleveland and Dowl- Duke of Cleveland 


Hotel. 
Beehive Hotel 


Bourke Hotel 


ing streets, Redfern. 


Sydney. 

Westminster Hotel 
Sydney 

Clarence Hotel 
Petersham. 

Rose, Shamrock and 
Thistle Hotel. 
North Shore Hotel 

North Sydney. 
... Sir Joseph Banks 
Hotel. 


Volunteer Hotel 


Aaron’s Exchange 
Hotel. 


1, Gresham-street, 
Sydney. 


. King-st., Newtown... Botany View Hotel 
. Hargrave-street, Pad- Elphin Hotel 


dington. 


4664 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 


of 3 


[24 Ave., 1910. 


Name. 


PUBLICANS’ LICENSES—continued. 


Situation of House. 


Sign of House. 


Name. 


METROPOLITAN LICENSING DISTRICT—continued. 


Quirk, James ... 


Quirk James ... 
Rees Walter 


Reid Bridget ... 
Reilly Benjamin H. 


Ritchie William T. 
Roberts Charles J. 


Roberts Joseph HE. 
Robinson Alfred 
Robinson Frederick 
Roder Henry ...° 


Roderick William 


Rogers Charles 
Rogers Emma LL. 
Rogers George A. 
Rolfe Mary J. 


Rooney William H. ... 


Rowan John ... 
Ryan Elizabeth 
Ryan Matthew 


Ryan Michael 
Ryan Timothy 


Sallaway Henry F. 
Scanlon Alfred H. 


Scholes Julia ... 


Schulstad William F., 
Seares Henry ... ; 


feery John 


Senhouse William 
Sexton Timothy 


Shantou Bilen 
Shaw John 
Shearer John .. 


Sinnott James 
Skinner Harrie 


Slyne James ... 
Slyney John ... 


Smith Cornelias 8. 
Smith Hugh 
Smith Mary 


Smith Mary 
Smyth Margaret J. 


South Robert W. 
Speight Percival W. .. 


Spora Frank 4... 
St. Ansell Roberé 


Steer John C.... 
Stephens William H.. 
Stevens John M. 
Street Harold L. 


Stubbs Edward 
Sumerling Arthur EL. 


. Cleveland-st., 


. Weston-rd., 
. Underwood-st., Pad- 


. Oxfordast., 
. George-street West, 


... Smith-st., Sydney 
.. Alimai-st., 


..» George-st. West, and 
Bay-street, Sydney. 
., Oxford-st.; Sydney ..; 


... Erskine-st., 


. Weston-rd.; 


: Elizabeth- st. 


: Windmill-st. 5 


. Ann and Smith Sis., 


Sydney. 


Sydney. 


... Regent-st., Redfern... 
.. Young-street, Sydney 
Richardson Samuel D. 
Richardson William B. 


George-st., Sydney ... 
825, George-street ... 


streets, Sydney. 


. Crown-street, Sydney 
. King-street, Sydney 
. King-street; 
... Clarence and Market 


Sydney.. 


streets, Sydney. 


. 36, Sussex-st., Sydney 


. Wells-street, Redfern 
. King-st., Newtown ... 
. Oxford-st., Sydney... 
... Botany-rd., Waterloo 


Victoria-st., Darling- 
hurst. 

Red- 

fern. 


. Alfred-street, North 


Sydney. 


. Elizabeth-st., Water- 


loo. 


.. Crescent-st.; Balmain 
... Wyndham-street, 


Alexandria. 
Balmain 


dington. 


. New South Head Réd., 


Paddington. 
Erskine-st., Sydney 


. Addison-rd., Marrick- 


ville. 


. Bay-street, Sydney... 


Sydney .. 


Sydney- 


Dazlington 


. George and Harris 


streets, Sydney. 
Sydney 


... Harris-st., Pyrmont 
Smart Joseph Hobbs... 


Pitt and Market Sts., 
Sydney. 
Balmain 


. Mansfield-st., Balmain 
... Wellington-street, 


Waterloo. 


streets, Redfern. 


. St. John’s rd., Forest 


Lodge. 

» Sydney 

. John and Mill streets, 
Pyrmont. 


. William-st., Sydney. . 


Lodge. 


. Missenden-road, 


Camperdown. 


.. Oxford-street, Pad- 


. dington. 
Sydney 


. Park and Elizabeth 


streets, Sydney. 


Darling%t., Balmain 


Limerick Castle Hotel 


a Cleveland: 3t., Redfern Britannia Hotel 
... George-street West, 


Albion Hotel 


London Tavern 
City Club Hotel 
Coronation Hotel 
Railway Hotel 


... Liverpool-st., Sydney Printer’s Arms Hotel 
. George and Market 


Roberts’ Hotel 


Queen’s Hotel 
Manhattan Hotel 
Oxford Hotel 
Morning Star Hotel 


Edinburgh Arms 
Hotel. 
Bedford Hotel 
Town Hall Hotel 
Hotel Beauchamp 
Cauliflower Hotel 


Austral’Glub Hotel 
Norfolk Hotel 


Lily, of St. Leonard’s 
Hotel. 
George Hotel 


White. Bay Hotel 
Boundary Hotel 


Tattersail’s Hotel 
Metropolitan Hotel 


Rushcutters’ Bay 
Hotel. 

Ralmain Ferry Hotel 

Victoria Hotel 


Sir George Grey 
Hotel. 

Crecy Hotel 

" -Voltinteor Hotel 


... Surry Hills Hotel 


Golden Grove Hotel 
Lansdowne Hotel 


Exchange Hotel 
Agincourt Hotel 


Royal Oak Hotel 
Pyrmont Arms Hotel 
Smart’s Hotel 


Merton Estate Hotel 
Beach Hotel 
Australian Hotel 


... Redfern and Elizabeth Albert Hotel 


British Lion Hotel 


Roosevelt Hotel 
A.S.IN. Hotel 


Gladstone Hotel 


. Bridge-road, Forest Bridge Hotel 


Prince Alfred. Hotel 

Greenwood Tree 
Hotel. 

Hit or Miss Hotel 


King’s Head Hotel 


. Rose-street, Sydney White Swan Hotel 


Warwick Castle Hotel 


Tindall Mary .. 


Situation ef House. | 


Sign of House. 


METROPOLITAN LICENSING DISTRICT—continued. 


Sutherland Richard D. 


Sutton John B. 
Tait Harvey ... 
Tall George 
Tanner Hannah 
Tansey Michael 
Taylor John 
Taylor Henry 
Taylor John 


Tay WAC Charles P. 
Teleky Ottilie E. 


Thomas David 
Thomas John... 


Thomson James A. 


Thorpe Henry... 
Tidswell Mary A. 


Tierney James 
Tierney Michael 
Tighe John 


Tolano Joseph 


Toohey Annie 
Toohey Michael J. 
Townsend Arthur 


Trafford Annie 


Trautwein Theodore C. 


Trautwein William H. 
Triggs Florence ~ 


Trotter John ... 
Tuite James 


Tulloch Archibald 


Usher Arthur James... 


Veroli Italo L. 
Wagg George ... 
Walker Alice ... 


Walker Charles 
Walker Nathaniel 


Wallace William N. ... 


Walters Harry 
Walsh May 


Watson Thomas A. 


Watson Walter H. 
Watson William 
Webb Percival A. 


Weekes Nora ... 
Weekes Walter R. 
Weir John K. 


Weldon Dudley C. B. 
Wells Florence 


. Cameron and 


. Forbes-street, 


... Mullins-st., 
... Glebe-road, Glebe . 
. Forbes 


. Kent-street, 


Birchgrove-road, 
Balmain. 


Sydney. 


. George and Argyle 


streets, Sydney. 


... Forbes-st., Sydney ... 
. Forest-rd., Hurstville Blue Post Hotel 
... Evans-st., Balmain 
. George-street West, 


Sydney. 


Riverview Hotel ; 


. 57, Casilereagh-street, Theatre Royal Hotel 


A.S.N. Hotel 
Cowper Wharf Hotel 


Welcome Hotel 
Fountain Hotel 


35 and 37, Betting- Palisade Hotel 


ton-st., Sydney. 


. Sussex-s6. .» Sydney .. 


-. Bondi F 
one Castlereagh- street, Hotel Alexandria 


Sydney. 


nd Sheiley-st., Sydney 
... Bussex-street, Sydney Hunter River Inn 


Short Sir William Wallace 


streets, Balmain. 


more-road, Coogee. 


. Erskineville-road, 


Erskineville. 


.. New South Head rd., 


Paddington. 


... George-street, Cam- 


perdown. 


loomooloo. 


streets, Sydney. 


.. Bayswater-road, 


Sydney. 


Wool- 


Balmain. 


. Royal Standard 
Hotel. 
Cliff House Hotel 


Illawarra Hotel 


Hotel. 


... Crown-street, Sydney Crown Hotel 
. Arden-street and Bel- 


Coogee Bay Hotel 


. Dixon-stteet, Sydney Vicar of Wakefield 


Hotel. _ 
Imperial Hotel 


Royal Double Bay 
Hotel. 

Honest Irishman 
Hotel. e 

Eastern Market Hotel 


Norfolk Pine Hotel 


. Currency Lass Hotel 
and Wilson Globe Hotel 


Shamrock, Rose, and 
Thistle Hotel. 


King and Pitt streets, Trautwein’s Hotel 


Sydney. 


Oxford-street, Sydney Oxford Hotel 


. Macquarie-place, 


Sydney. 


2 Obits: Vives Mac- 


donaldiewn 


Lae 


. Abercrombie-street, 


Sydney. 


Custom House Hotel 


Cosmopolitan Hotel 


. Botany-road, Alexan- Bow Bells Hotel 


Q.C.E. Hotel. 


King and Castlereagh Metropolitan Hotel 


streets, Sydney: 


streets, Sydney. 


: Dowling-street, 


Woolloomooloo. 


streets, Sydney. 


. Pitt-street, Redfern... 
. Kensington-street, 


Sydney. 
Enmore-road, 
more. 


En- 


Sydney. 


. Buckingham and Bed- 


ford streets. 


_ streets, Sydney. 


. Abercrombie-street, 


Sydne 
streets, Sydney. 


streets, Sydney. 
King-st., Newtown 


... 272 George-street, 


Sydney. 


. Albermarle & Regent Carlisle Castle Hotel 


Fitzroy Hotel 


. Elizabeth & Randall The Grand Central 


Railway Hotel. 
Somerset Hotel 


Kensington Hotel 


Duke of Edinborough | 


Hotel. 


... George-street, Sydney Prince of Wales Hotel 
. Albion and Mary Sts., Manchester Arms 


Hotel. 
Thames Hotel 


. Circular Quay,Sydney Paragon Hotel 
=} Sydney Dumbarton Hotel 
... -Blizabeth and Albion London Tavern 


Hotel. 


Club House Hotel 


ye 
: Goarbirn and George Thompson’ 8 Family 


Hotel. 


.. Elizabeth and Devon- Southern Cross Hotel 


... Camdenville Hotel 
Trafalgar Hotel 


a 
: 
A 
ry 
9 


(et @ 


24 Ave., 1910.] 


Name. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 


4668 


PUBLICANS’ LICHNSES—continued. 


1 
[ Situation of House. | Sign of House. 


Name. 


METROPOLITAN LICENSING DISTRICT—continzed. 


Wells Lionel E. 
Wessberg Sarah 


Weasel Herman 8. 
Wight Sarah H. 


Wildie Sidney 
Wild Samuel ... 


Wilkinson Walter 
Williams John F. 


Willich Frederick C. . 
Williamson Herbert i 


Willis Catherine 


Wilson John W. 
Wood Sydney E. 


Worger Hertert W. 
Wren Michael 


Wright Augustus F. .. 
-York Charles W. 


Young William H. 
Zeller Bennett 


... Kogarah-road, 

... George-street North, 
. Oxford-st., 

... Campbel 

... Parramatta-road, 

... Stanley and Yurong 


: HeHdersoH- road, 


. St. Peter’s 
. George-st., Sydney .. 
. Mullins and Beattie Exchange Hotel 


Kogarah Hotel 
Kogarah. 
Fortune of War Hotel 
Sydney. 
Sydney... Court House Hotel 
. Bathurst and James West End Hotel 
streets, Sydney. 
Lst., Sydney Picton Arms Hotel 
Elswick Hotel 
Leichhardt 
Albert Hotel 
streets, Sydney 
Lord Raglan Hotel 
Alexandria. 
. Cooper-st., Sydney ... Standard Hotel 
Pitt-street, Sydney Metropolitan Hotel 
. Clarence & Margaret Burwood Hotel 
streets, Sydney:. 
. Watson’s Bay ... Royal Hotel 
Botany-road, Alex- Star Hotel 
andria. 
: George-st., Sydney ... 
. Henderson-road, 
Alexandria. POLS Ne 
. Liverpocl-st., hee? Liverpool Hotel 
. Terminus Hotel 
Temple Bar Hotel 


Mansion House Hotel 
Camelia Grove Hoiel 


streets, Balmain. 


MILPARINKA LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Holmes Edward 


. Briscoe-st., T 


ibooburra Central Australian 
Hotel. 


MITCHELL LICENSING DISTRICT, 


Ashcroft John W. 
Baker William E. 
Bunworth Peter 


Burns Francis O. 
Cooke Mary .. 
Curtis Charles P. 
Flannery William 
Goonrey Kate 


Larkin James ... 
McKee William 


McKenzie Robert 


Man William ... 
Tiffen Alfred E. BR. 


_Reid-at.; Wileaiitila... 
...PReid-st., 


. Wilcannia ; : 
... Momba, Paroo-road.. Kircumbra Hotel 
.- Moore-st., 
. Reid-st.; Wilcannia.. 
. Reid-st.; Wilcannia... 


... Bunker Creek 
... Wileannia—White 


.- Moore-st., 


... Reid-st., Wilcannia... 
.. White Cliffs to Wil- Beefwood Hotel 


. Ivanhoe Hotel 

Queen’s Head Hotel 

Mechanics’ Arms 
Hotel. 

. Court House Hotel 


. Ivanhoe 


Wileatinia... 


Wilcannia Globe Hotel 
. Wilcannia Club Hotel 
Mount Murchison 

Hotel. 

. Bunker Créek Hotel 
Victoria Hotel 

Cliffs road: 

Wilcannia McKenzie’s Family 
Hotel. 

Royal Hotel 


cannia road. 


MOAMA LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Bowtell George 
Carlyon William 8. 
Donohoe John 
Heriot George W. 
Lohman George 


Ryan Dennis ... 


i, . Shaw-street, Moama.. 


Border Inn Hotel 

Bridge Hotel 

Riverina Hotel 

. Pastoral Hotel 

Railway Terminus 
Hotel. 

. Station Hotel 


. Meninya-st., Moama.. 
. Meninya-st., Moama.. 

. Mathoura 

. Shaw-street, Moama.. 


: Mathes 


MOLONG LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Bowhay George H. 


Collins William Moses... 


Crook Arthur H. 
Healey Garrett 
Hernfield Matilda 
Leary Michael... 


Marshall Christopher W. Cargo... 
Thompson Elizabeth .. 


. Royal Hotel 


. Cumnock i 
. Post Office Hotel 


Cargo... oe 
. Molong ... Post Office Hotel 
2, Gadab se .. Royal Hotel 
. Cudal... .. Post Office Hotel 
. Molong . Freemason’s Hotel 


M) Royal Hotel 


. Cargo... “i Commercial Hotel 


MOREE LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Bedford Lettitia 
Carter George 


Carver Benjamin T. .. 
Delander Roger T. B.... 


Kirkwood Joseph 
Kirkby Alfced H. 
Mathews Eden 


Morrison Ann Jane ... 
... Bulyeroi 


Murphy Michael J. 


; Moree . Tattersall’s Hotel 
... Moree . Hotel Gwyder 
. Garah . Garah Hotel 


East Moree .. .. Sportsman’s Arms 


Hotel. 


. Moree ... Royal Hotel 

. Moree ... Criterion Hotel 

. Ashley .. Ashley Hotel 
Miltonville . Miltonville Hotel 


. Bulyeroi Hotel 


| ovaneeoe eevee 


Carden Robert N. 
Coxon Thomas C. 
Keating Martin 
Lennard Patrick 
McKeon Malachi 


Beames Robert 
Daly Eugene ... 
Kyre Sarah 


Gentle Albert EE. 
Gentle George A. 


Grady Cecil M. 


Kurtz John 
McDonnell James 
Mitchell Ernest 


Russell Alfred E. 


jSmith Mary Jane 


Waldron James J. 
Weir Latvrance 


Dosley Michael W. 
Hussey Rovert 
Maguire Charles A. 


Rooney Matthew 
Thomas. 
Seiv] William C; 


McLean John... 


Bridger George H. 
Budden Isaac ::: 
Carter Thomas S. 


Fraser James ... 
Gallagher Bridget 
Lane Ellen 
Lipman Augustus 


Scully Andrew,W. 


Foley Honora 
Glazier Kate ... 
Hall Edward J. 


duxley Frederick 
Thomas. 


Maughan Daniel 
McLeish Daniel M. 
Russell Arthur 8, 
Walton William T. 


Adams William L. 
Cashman Thomas 
(McGrath John T. 


Wall Charles’ .. 


. Vulcan-st., Moruya... 


MUDGEE LICENSING DISTRICT. 


... Ctllenbone . 
... Market-st., Mudgee... 
se Tam baroora- rd. Hill Royal Hotel 


. Market-st.,. Mudgee ... 
. Church and Mortimer Miner’s Arms Hotel 


Holden Sarah Ma rgdret 


. Market and Perry 


... West End, Mudgee... 
. Mudgee 
. Clark-st., Hill End ... Weir’s Hotel 


MURRURUNDI LICENSING DISTRICT. 
... Ardglen 
.. Murrurundi ... 


. Haydonton . 
Morrissey Richard A. 


... Haydonton ... 
. Tumbulgum 


. Bettington-street, 


. Sydney-st., Muswell- 


Flanders Herbert R.... 
. Market-street, 

.. Bettington-street, 

. Bridge and William 


. Bettington-street, 


. Narandera 
. Narandera 
. Narrandera .:. 


Hudson Gertrude E.... Narandera 


Krause Charles H. 8. 


. Narandera 
. Narandera 
. Narandera 


Situation of House. Sign of House. 


MORUYA LICENSING DISTRICT. 


. Moruya ... Royal Hotel 
... Moruya : ... Adelaide Hotel 
... Moruya vat :.. Keating’s Hotel 
. Bodalla . Bodalla Arms Hotel 


Commercial Hotel. 
... Cullenbone Hotel 
Club House Hotel 


End. 
West End Hotel 


streets, Mudgee. 


. Church and Mortimer Sydney Hotel 


streets, Mudgee. 
Church and Short 
streets, Mudgee. 


Tattersall’s Hotel 


... North Shore; Mudgee Holly Oak Hotel 
. Budgee Budgee 
. Hargraves 


. Budgee Budgee Inn 
. Cricketers’ Arms 
Hotel. 


Post Office Hotel 
streets, Mudgee. 

Woolpack Inn 

. Imperial Hotel 


. Australian Dna 
.- Royal Hotel 
... Railway Hotel 

. Plough Inn 


Blandford : 
. White Hart Hotel 


Haydonton ... 


. Tattersall’s Hotes 


MURWILLUMBAH LICENSING DISTRICT. 


. Junction Inn Hotel - 


MUSWELLBROOK LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Fitzroy Hotel 
Mezriwa. 
The Family Hotel 
brook. 


. Sydney-st., Muswell- Prince of Wales 
brook. Hotel. 
Bridge-st.; Muswell- Eaton’s Hotel 


brook: 
Carriers’ Arms Hotel 
Muswellbrook. 

Cricketers’ Arms 
Merriwa. 

Royal Hotel 

Sts., Muswellbrook. 


. William-st., Muswell- Shamrock Hotel 


brook. 
Rose Inn Hotel 
Merriwa. 


NARANDERA LICENSING DISTRICT. 


. Railway Hotel 
. Royal Hotel 
... New Junction Hotel 
.. Star Hotel 
. Criterion Hotel 


Narandera 
Gillenbah ... Gillenbah Hotel 
. Narandera ... Victoria Hotel 


. Murrumbidgee Hotel 
--» Royal Mail Hotel 
. Tattersall’s Hotel 


NARRABRI LICENSING DISTRICT. ° 
... Maitland-st., Narrabri Grand Central Hotel 
. Maitland-st., Narrabri Royal Hotel 
. Maitland-st., Narrabri Greyhound Hotel 
Thurlow Henry Richard Maitland-st., Narrab: Victoria Hotel 
... Maitland-st., Narrabri Commercial Hotel 


ni tnt 


4666 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. [24 Ava., 1910. 
PUBLICANS’ LICENSES— continued. 
Name. Situation of House. Sign of House, Name, Sign of House. 


NEWCASTLE LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Adams Ernest J. 


Alcock Francis H. 
Armstrong Martin 


Bender William G. A. .. 
Bonnar James P. 
Bowen William J. 
Brockwell Bessie B. ... 


Burn Reginald G. 
Burns William 


Cameron Hugh 


Connor James x 

Crammond Rose H. ... 
(one of theexecutrices 
of Isabella H. Short, 
deceased). 

Crockett Samuel J. 


Davidson John 
Davies Leah 


Donnison Thomas 
Donohue Peter 
Dunlop David... 
Edwards Phebe 
Elliott George... 
Elliott Ralph ... 


Etheridge Thomas 
Evans Henry ... 
Foster John K. 
Fryar Mark W. 
Fryar Thomas 
Fryett John W. 


Garnham Frederick ... 
Goodall Brook 


Hall Margaret 


Hayes William 
Hawken Charles 


Heydon Bernard J. ... 
Hinds William G. 


Hogg Adam 
Holmes Charles 


Hough Edward W. .. 
Hourigan Thomas J. ... 


Houston William 
Howard Arthur 


Hudson George 


Hudson Job B. 
Hunter John ... 


Jewell William 8. 
King William G. 
Lancey Richard 


Larkin William 
Leis Francis C. 


Lewis Joseph ... 
Lindsay Alexander 


Lynch Mathew 
McCartney John 


... Hamilton-read, 


..» Hunter-street, 


. Hunter-street West, 


. Hannell-st. 


. Railway-st., Mere- 


. Minmi 


. Hunter-street West, 


. Hunter-street West, 


. Turton-road, 


. Hunter-street West, 


... Hunter-street West, 


.- Wallsend 
. Bruce and Bull Sts., 


. Hunter-street West, 


. Charlestown 
. Granger-st., Lambton Lambton Arms Hotel 
--- Hunter-street West, Federal Hotel 


. Hunter and Wolfe 


Cambridge Hotel 


Hamilton. 


.. ‘Maitland-rd., Islington Islington Hotel 
... Hunter-street’ West, Empire Hotel 


Newcastle. 
Railway-st., Mere- 
wether. 


Terminus Hotel 


New- Crystal Palace Hotel 
castle. 


. Charlton-street, New- West End Hotel 


castle. 
Hunter-street West, 
Newcastle. 


Locomotive Hotel 


. Scott-st., Newcastle... Terminus Hotel 
. Melville-st. Junction, Britannia Hotel 


Newcastle South. 
Star Ina 
Newcastle. 


. Hunter-st., Newcastle Westminster Hotel 


Market and Scott Sts., Shortland Hotel 
Newcastle. 


. Mary-st., Merewether Brickmaker’s Arms 


Hotel. 
& Bunter- Bellevue Hotel 
st. West, Wickham. 
Prince of Wales Hotel 
wether. 


... Hunter-st., Newcastle Oxford Hotel 
. Plattsburg 
... Denison-st., Hamilton Miners’ Arms Hotel 
. Thorn-st., Newcastle Globe Hotel 
. Main-st., Minmi 
. Hunter & Newcomen Masonic Hotel 


... Queen’s Head Hotel 


... Royal Hotel 


streets, Newcastle. 
. Hand of Friendship 


McFarlane Mathew E. 
McLaren Lena 

McNaughton Charles S. 
MacKay Lavinia G. ... 
Malbon George 


Martin Thomas 
Mouat Lawrence D. ... 


O’ Donnell George 


Richardson James A. 
Roarty Bernard 


Sample John ... 
Silva Frank 


Hotel. 


... Denison-st., Hamilton Hamilton Hotel 
. Scott-st., Newcastle 
. Bull and Melville Sts., Commonwealth Hotel 


Great Northern Hotel 


Newcastle. 

Roya! Hotel 

Newcastle. 

New Station Hotel 
Newcastle. 

Hunter-st., Newcastle Newmarket Hotel 

Town Hall Hotel 

Waratah. 

Black Diamond Hotel 

Newcastle. 


.. Young-st., Carrington Glasgow Arms Hotel 
. Scott and Newcomen Commercial Hotel 


Sts., Newcastle. 
Mitchell-st., Stockton Royal Hotel 
Macquarie-street Duke of Edinburgh 
Junction. Hotel. 


. Union-street, Adams- Royal Crown Hotel 


town. f 
Exchange Hotel 
Newcastle. 


. Watt-st., Newcastle... Newcastle Hotel 


Bishopsgate-street, Criterion Hotel 
Wickham. 


... Wallsend Colliery Inn 


Oriental Hotel 
Neweasile. 

Post Office Hotel 
Newcastle. 


. Laing-st., Newcastle... Blue Bell Hotel 
. Maitland-rd., Tighe’s Cross Keys Hotel 


Hill. 
... Charlestown Hotel 


Newcastie. 


... Devon-st., Plattsburg Great Northern Hotel 
. Watt-st., Newcastle 


... Nelson-st., Plattsburg Lemon Grove Hotel 
. Bishop’s Gate Street, Union Inn 


Club House Hotel 


Wickham. 
Australian Hotel 
Sts., Newcastle. 


. Scott and Market Sts., Great Britain Hotel 


Newcastle. 


Simmonds Sophie 
Slavin Patrick 
Smith Robert ... 


Sneddon John R. 
Southon Thomas G,. 


Stone Vincent... 
Struck James C. 
Tatge Henry ... 
Taylor Elizabeth 
Thomas Francis G. 
Thompson William 
Tremelling Joseph 
Tudor Ellen 
Underwood Frank 
Wallace Edward 
Wallace George A. 


Ward Alexander 


Warner Abram 
Warner James C. 


Watson Andrew D. 
Weiss Carl W.... 
Winning George 
Wood Wiliam 
Woods Michael 


Yarsley John Henry... 
Yates George ... 
Young Albert 


Young Edward 


Brown Stephen J. 
Hennessy Martin 


eee 


eee += ee 


. Hunter 


.. New Lambton 


. Main-st., Minmi 
. Georgetown, Waratah 
. Darby and Council 


... Waratah 
.. Kemp-st., Wallsend... 


. Tighe’s Hill ... 


Situation of House. | 


Lambton 


NEWCASTLE LICENSING DISTRICT—continued. 


Marquis of Lorne 
Hotel. 


. Perkins-st., Newcastle Victorian Theatre 


Hotel. 


Hannell-st., Wickham Albion Hotel 


Darby-st., Newcastle 


. Bruce-st., Newcastle.. 


Market and Hunter 
Sts., Newcastle. 


- Morehead-st., Lamb- 


ton. 


O’ Hanlon Joseph : 
O’Malley Thomas . Watt-st., Newcastle 
Peel John . Railway-st., Minmi... 
Pepperall Herbert ... Plattsburg cis 
Pike George ... Hunter-st. West, 
c Neweasile. 
Power John . Minmi dag 
Probert John.... . Union-st., Adams- 
towns 

Reen Ellen, sole execu- Plattsburg Sop 

trix of William T. 

Reen (deceased). 
Renfrew David, junr. Plattsburg ck 
Richards Thomas . Plattsburg oie 


Tighe’s Hill ... 


Streets, Newcastle. 
and 
Sts., Newcastle. 


. Cowper-street, Car- 


rington. 


. Victoria-st., Adams- 


town. 


eee 


... Scott and Newcomen 


Sts., Newcastle. 


... sSteel-st., Jesmond ... 
... Railway-st., Wick- 


ham. 


... Plattsburg 
... Darby-st., Neweastle 
. Bolton-st., Newcastle 


. Railway-street, Mere- 


wether. 


. Bolton and Hunter 


Sts., Newcastle. 


... Denison-street, 


Hamilton. 


... Beaumont-street, 


Hamilton. 


. Denison-st., Hamil- 


ton, 


.- Scott and Watt Sis., 


Newcastle. 


Sts., Newcastle. 


. Winship-st., Hamilton 
. Wilton-street, 


Mere- 
wether. 


... Morehead and Elder 


Sts., Lambton. 


. Beaumont-street, 


Hamilton. 


... Darby-st., Newcastle 
- Lambton 


-» Hunter and Perkins 


Sts., Newcastle. 
Belmont 


see 


Manly-st., Nymagee 
Nymagee 


eee 


Lord Cardigan Hotel 
Cricketers’ Arms 
Hotel. 


. Darby-st., Newcastle Miners’ Arms Hotel 


Central Hotel 
Exchange Hotel 


. Hunter-st., Newcastle Paragon Hotel 


Baden Powell Hotel 

Northumberland 
Hotel. 

Grapes Inn 

Tattersall’s Hotel 


Minmi Hotel 
Adamstown Hotel . x 


Imperial Hotel 


in MENTS F 


me 


“zl 


Commercial Hotel 

Northumberland 
Hotel. . 

Royal Oak Hotel 


. Corlette and Kenrick Newcastle Rifles Hotel 
Wolfe Royal Exchange 


Hotel. 
Clyde Hotel. 


Royal Standard } 3 
Hotel. ; 

Duke of Wellington 
Hotel. 

Harbour View Hotel 


Jesmond Hotel 
Lass o’ Gowrie Hotel 


Racecourse Hotel 


Mafeking Hotel 


Symon’s Family 
Hotel. 
Glebe Hotel 


Criterion Hotel 


Miners’ Exchange 
Hotel. 

Sydney Junction 
Hotel. 

Tudor’s Family Hotel 


Metropolitan Hotel 


... Commercial Hotel 


Glanmorgan Hotel 
Fountain of Friend- | 
ship Hotel. 
Queen’s Arms Hotel 
Glebe Colliery Hotel 


Northumberland 
Hotel. 
Northern Star Hotel 


Imperial Hotel 

Gold Miners’ Home 
Hotel. 

Crown and Anchor 
Hotel. 

Belmont Hotel 

Post Office Hotel 

Terminus Hotel 


Tvoret’s Hotel 


NYMAGEE LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Club House Hotel’ 
Metropolitan Hotel 


—— 


24 AvG., 1910.] 


Name. 


NYNGAN LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Barrett Thomas 


Dunn James ... 


Fenton Edward G. ... 


eee 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 


PUBLICANS’ LICENSES— continued. 


| Situation of House. 


Sign of House, 


4667 


Name. 


Nyngan and Cobar 
streets, Nyngan. 
Pine Ridge, Marra 

Creek. 


... Nymagee-st., Nyngan Railway Family 


Hotel. 
Royal Hotel 


Pine Ridge Hotel 


ORANGE LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Adams Henry C. 


Austin James... 


Edye William B. 
Gersbach Joseph 
Hicks Jonathan 
Johns William 
Leahey Michael 
Lohan Patrick 
McDonald John 
McFadden James 


Mallon Margaret 
Martin John ... 
Munro Martha A. 


. Summer-st., 
. Lord-street, Orange... 
. Byng-st., Orange 
. Summer-st., Orange 
... Lord’s-place, 
... Spring Hill . 
. Orange : 
. Sale-st., Orange 


... Lord’s-place, 
... Lord’s-place, Orange 
. Millthorpe : 


.. Bathurst-road, East 


Orange. 


... Lord’s-place, Orange 


Orange... 
Orange 


Orange 


National Hotel 


Daniel O’Connell 
Hotel. 


Bills William ... . Orange Sis ... Court House Hotel 
Clarke John ... Byng-st., Orange ... Gladstone Hotel 
Crook William . Orange Bie ... Empire Hotel 
Donovan Thomas - Moulder-st., Orange... Railway Arms Hotel 
Doyle Thomas H. . Orange . Terminus Hotel 


Royal Hotel 
Green Gate Hotel 


... Carrington Club Hotel 


Tattersall’s Hotel 
Occidenta! Hotel 


. Railway Hotel 
... Prince of Wales’ Hotel 
. Australian Arms 


Hotel. 
Park Hotel 
Rugby Hotel 


.. Commercial Hotel 


Murphy James . Orange ... Central Hotel 
Pender James T. . Orange ee ... Station House Hotel 
Quinn Francis... ... Peisley-st., Orange ... Great Western Hotel 
Reid James C. ... Orange . Club Hotel 


Seymour George J. 
Slattery Patrick 
Stibbard George 


Thomas John... 


.-- Summer-st., 
... Forest Reefs... 


Orange... 
Bathurst-street, 
Lucknow. 


.. Summer-st., Orange... 


Exchange Hotel 


. Forest Reefs Hotel 


Commercial Hotel 


Steam Engine Hotel 


PARKES LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Clifford Cornelius F. ... 


Evans William J. 


Clarinda-st., Parkes... 


... Clarinda-st., Parkes... 


Commercial Hotel 
Exchange Hotel 


Loughry Thomas 
Lye James 


McQuellin Edward 
Main William ... 
Milverton Annie 
Morris George . 
Neich Burwood 


O’Callaghan Roger 
O’Maley John T. 


O’ Neill Victor P. 
Rodman Philip 

Rubinson Ludric 
Shayler Ernest E. 


Smith Jane F. 
Stein Christian 


Thomas Albert A. 
Tobias Tobias 
Tobin Thomas J. 


Tye Charles 


Situation of House. 


McGovern Daniel HE. .. 


... Burwood-road, 


matta. 


matta. 
Liverpool-road, En- 
field. 


. Lackey-st., Summer 


Hill. 


.-- Pennant-st., Parra- 


matta. 


. Sydney-road, Gran- 


ville. 


. Church-street, Parra 


matta. 


... Parramatta-road, 


Burwood. 


. Edwin-st., Croydon.. 
... Parramatta-road, 


Five Dock. 


. George-street, Parra- 


matta. 


..-Great Northern-road 


Five Dock. 


. Parramatta-road, 


Concord. 


... Church-street, Parra- 


matta. 


matta. 


. Parramatta-road, 


Homebush. 


wood. 


. Liverpool-rd. & Hol- 


den-st., Ashfield. 


Wagschall Murdock H. George-street, Can- 


terbury. 


Webberley James A. H. Railway-street, 


Rookwood. 


Sign of House. 


PARRAMATTA LICENSING DISTRICT—continued. 
. Church-street, Parra- Railway Hotel 


. Church-street, Parra- White Hart Hotel 


Royal Hotel 
Summer Hill Hotel | 
Rose and Crown 
Hotel. 
Vauxhall Inn 
- Royal Oak Hotel 
Bath Arms Hotel 


. Royal Hotel 
Red Lion Hotel 


Park Gate Hotel 
, Five Dock Hotel 
Oriental Hotel 


Royal Exchange 
Hotel. 


... Western-rd., Prospect Prospect Inn 
... Church-street, Parra- Mack’s Hotel 


Horse and Jockey 
Hotel. 


Bur - Burwood Hotel 


... Western-rd., Prospect Royal Cricketers’ 


Arms Hotel. 
Ashfield Hotel 


Woolpack Hotel 
Royal Oak Hotel 


... Dalton and Welcome Tattersall’s Hotel 
streets, Parkes. 

Medlyn John ... ... Clarinda-st., Parkes... Cambridge Hotel 

Maguire Thomas H. ... Clarinda-st., Parkes... Club House Hotel 


PARRAMATTA LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Freeman James 


Beers Priscilla J. 
Bolton Martin... 
Boon John R.... 
Bransgrove Arthur 
Brayley John... 
Burrage John 
Burrows James . 


Cains Ann M. .. 


. Church-street, Parra- 


matta. 


... Church-street, Parra- 


matta. 


... Richmond-road, 


Blacktown. 


.-. Liverpool-road, 


Bankstown. 


. George-street, Canter- 


bury. 


.-. Parramatta-road, 


Summer Hill. 


. Church-street, Parra- 


matta. 


. George-street, Parra- 


Star Hotel 

General Bourke Hotel 
Royal Hotel 
McQuillan’s Hotel 
Rising Sun Hotel 
Plough Inn 

Corn Stalk Hotel 
Albion Hotel 


matta. 
Connelly Francis J. ... Liverpool-road, Enfield Hotel 
Enfield. 
Cross Harry . Burwood-road, Bur- Freemasons’ Hotel 


Duley George W. 
Bm. 
Farrelley Patrick 
Fleming Walter 


Green John P. 
Guinery Stephen 
Hadley Charles G. 


Hargraves Thomas 


wood. 


. Parramatta-road, 
Flemington. 
. Liverpool-road, Ash- 


2. 
gs 


field. 


... Parramatta-road, 
Auburn. 
... Joseph-st., Rookwood 


. Good-st., Granville ... 


... Church-street, Parra- 


matta, 


... Church-street, Parra- 


Wentworth Hotel 
Terminus Hotel 
Melton Hotel 


Railway Hotel © 
Granville Hotel 
Tattersall’s Hotel 


Federal Hotel 


matta. 
Harris Alfred F. . Church-street, Parra- White Horse Hotel 
Hill Samuel . Sydney-rd., Auburn Locomotive Hotel 


Hinsch John ... 
Treland William H, 


one 


. Church-stéreet, Parra- 


matta. 
Liverpool-road, Bur- 
wood. 


Town and Country 
Hotel. 
Ireland’s Hotel 


‘|Hungerford Henry J. S. 


PATERSON LICENSING DISTRICT. 


... East Gresford ... Victoria Hotel 
a aMacyi er as ... Farmer’s Hotel 
... Paterson ... Court House Hotel 


PHAK HILL LICENSING DISTRICT. 


... Royal Hotel 
Peak Club House Hotel 


Doohan Dennis 
Murphy Peter 
Wilson Alfred 


Pepper David ... Tomingley ... 
McLean Robert R. ... Caswell-street, 
f Hiil. 


PENRITH LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Aughey Richard High-street, Penrith... Australian 
Hotel. 


Arms 


Burke Edward . St. Marys . Stranger’s Home 
Cole William G. Bee) Ue eye n) oes ... Commercial Hotel 
Corbett Henry P. ... Blackheath ... .. Hotel Hydora 
Gearin Emily ... .. Katoomba ... ... Railway Hotel 
Leary Patrick ... High-st., Penrith ... Commercial Hotel 
McGee James ... ... St. Marys .. Railway Hotel 
Power Maurice C. .. High-st., Penrith ... Federal Hotel 
Thomas Theresa . Lawson . Blue Mountain Hotel 


Williamson Sarah . Station-st., Penrith... Red Cow Hotel 


PICTON LICENSING DISTRICT. 


... Royal Hotel 


Drummond Andrew ... Argyle-st., Picton 
... Commercial Hotel 


Langbridge Thomas E. Argyle-st., Picton 


QUEANBEYAN LICENSING DISTRICT. 


... Monaro-street, Royal Hotel 
Queanbeyan. 
... Bungendore ... 


Monaro-street, 


Byrne Martin ... 


Donnelly John J. . Royal Hotel 


Victoria Hotel 


Queanbeyan. 
Lazarus Morris . One Tree Hill, Hall... Cricketers’ Arms Hotel 
McAlister John O. . Bungendore ... . Lake George Hotel 


. Monaro-street, Quean- Commercial Hotel 
beyan. 
. Hoskingtown 


Shrives Samuel B. 


Walsh Catherine ... Victoria Hotel 


QUIRINDI LICENSING DISTRICT. 
Fisher John J. H. ... George-st., Quirindi... Terminus Hotel 


Fogarty Hanorah ... George-st., Quirindi... Commercial Hotel 
Halbert Susan M.  ... George-st., Quirindi... Central Hotel 


- 


[24 Ave., 1910. 


4668 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 131. 
PUBLICANS’ LICENSES— continued. 
Name. Situation of House. Name, 


Sign of House. 


Situation of House. | Sign. of House. 


RAYMOND TERRACE LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Flood Mary T. 
Jenkins James 8. 


Maher Alfred J. 1 
McLeod Alexander VW. 
McNevin Alexander 
Smith Stephen 


.. Raymond Terrace 
Le Mottee Clarence J.... 


... Stroud 
Henderson Joseph R..... 


Raymond Terrace 
Stroud 


Bullahdelah ... 


... Bullahdelah ... 
..- Tea Gardens... 


... Australian Inn 

... Junction Inn 

... Cosmopolitan Hotel 
f .»- Central Hotel 

. Raymond Terrace ... 


Clare Castle Hotei 


. River View Hotel 
. Plough Inn 
. Tea Gardens Hotel 


RICHMOND RIVER LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Brunton Robert 


. Barker -st.,Casino ... 


Cambourne Walter J. B. Coraki 
Mullett Aidan . Casino 
Nolan William 30 Coraka 


Paulsen Louis QO. 


. Barker and Walker’ 


Streets, Casino. 


Tattersall’s Hotel 


. Commercial Hotel 
..- Oxford Hotel 
. Coraki Hotel 


Commercial Hotel 


RYDE LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Evans James W. 
Landy Nicholas J. 
Patience John 
Rogers Walter W. 


Sinclair Albert 


. Great Northern road, 


Gladesville. 


. Hunter’s Hill 
.- Woolwich : 
. North-road, Glades- 


ville. 


. Glebe-st., Ryde 


Bay View Hotel 


. Garibaldi Hotel 
: Woolwich Pier Hotel 


Gladesville Hotel 
. Royal Hotel 


RYLSTONE LICENSING DIS TRICT. 


Carr Edward V. 


Farrar John William .. 
Fletcher John R. 
Guthrie Harriet 


. Capertee 


. Lue-st., Rylstone 


. Lue-st., Rylstone 
saepaltords. 


. Capertee Camp Inn 


... Rylstone Hotel 
. Globe Hotel 
... Carriers’ 


Arms Hotel 


SCONE LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Hardcastle James 
Hopper George 


Moylan John Francis... 


Poynting James — 
Frederick. 
Shepherd. Frank 


Simpson Richard 


. Kelly-st., Scone 
. Kingdon-st., Scone ... 


Gundy 


Liverpool-st., Scone... 


... Liverpool-st., Scone 
. Kelly-st., Scone 


... Railway Hotel 


Crown and Anchor 
Hotel. 


. Northern Miners’ 


Hotel. 
Willow Tree Hotel 


Golden Fleece Hotel 


. Belmore Hotei 


SHOALHAVEN LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Boyd David 


Reid Alexander G. 
Vincent Jonathan 
Weik Joseph ... 


SINGLETON LICENSING DISTRICT. 
Atkinson Horton H. ... 


Ball Alexander E. 
Burke Bernard : 
Kennerson Walter T.... 
Mather Adam 


McGowan Thomas MeN. 
Moore Henry ... “ee 
Rogers James ons 


Ryan Wiiliam F. 
Strain Catherine 


3 Nowraile: 
Brooke, William H. ... 
. Nowra af 

. Kangaroo Valley 
: Kinghorn- st., Nowra 


. George-st., 


Berry... 


John-st., 


John-st., Singleton ... 


John-street, South 
Singleton. 


Singleton ... 
. George-st., 
. Burke-st., Singleton... 
John-st., Singleton ... 
Jobn-st., Singleton ... 
John-st., Singleton ... 


... Bridge Hotel 

. Commercial Hotel 
... Albion Hotel — 

. Pioneer Hotel 


Empire Hotel 


Railway Hotel 


Singleton Percy Hotel 


Court House Hotel 

Imperial Hotel 

Club House Hotel 

Freemason’s Arms 
Hotel. 

Tradesman’s Arms 
Hotel, 

Railway View Hotel 


Singleton White Swan Hotel 
. George-st., Singleton Caledonian Hotel 


TAMWORTH LICENSING DISTRICT. 
Peel-street, Tamworth Exchange Hotel 


Austin Frederick W.... 


Brady Thomas F, 
Butler Henry ... 


Davis Robert D. 
Dempsey James C, 
Doyle Lionel N. 
Fleming Henry 
Gilchrist James A. 
Hyson James Ff. 
Kime Frank 


Langens Charles pe 
Leahy Michael 
McCaffrey John T. 
McFarland Charles W. 
McMillan Thomas J. . 


a 


. Somerton ; 
. Peel-st., Tamworth... 


: Currabubula 
. Marius-st., 

.-. West Tamworth 
.- Peel-st., Tamworth... 
. Peel-st., Tamworth 

one Moonbi $5 es 

».. Peel-st., Bam worth. ys 


. Peel-st., Tamworth 
. Peel-st., Tamworth... 
Loch William A. eee 


Dungowan 


. Peel-st., Tamworth... 


Brisbane-sireet, Tam- 
worth. 


. West Tamiyorth 


. Somerton Inn 


Town and Country 
. Hotel. 
. Locomotive Hotel 


Tamworth Norfolk Hotel 
... Royal Oak Hotel 


Prince of Wales Hotel 
Tamworth Hotel 


. Railway Hotel 


Great Northern 
Hotel. 

Empire Hotel 

Criterion Hotel 


. Dungowan Inn 


Federal Hotel 
Club House Hotel 


. Ison’s Family Hotel 


- |Wyburn Ernest 


TAMWORTH LICENSING DISTRICT—continwed. 


Nail wen H. ... Marius-st., Tamworth Commercial Hotel 
Rose Augustus J. . Peel-st., Tamworth Court House Hotel 


Ryan Daniel ... . Moor Creek . . Crotty’s Hotel ‘ 
Schofield Edmund &... . Bowling Alle; y Point... Tattersall’s Hotel 
Schofield John .. Nundle ¥ . Peel Inn 

Stanton Alfred W. . Manilla Junction Hotel 


Trim George Andrew... Peel-st., heal? Caledonian Hotel 
TEMORA LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Anthony Thomas B. ... . Queensland Hotel 
Cashman Catherine ... . Cashman’s Family 
Hotel. 
..- Shamrock Hotel 
% ... Railway Hotel 
.. Morangarell ... . Morangarell Hotel 
. Temora a ... Bristol Hotel 
. Temora ... Royal Exchange 
Hotel. 


Temora 
Temora 


. Temora 
. Temora 


Comyns Patrick 
Corbett Richard A. 
Edmunds Clifford C. . 
Foster Harry Ne 
Hill Florence A. 


Holohan John... ... Grogan ... Travellers’ Rest Hotel 
Lawler Richard .. Temora ... ‘Tattersall’s Hotel 
Mullany Valentine P. Temora ... Westminster Hotel 
Saunders John . Temora ... Club Hotel 

Smith Owen ... Temora . Federal Hotel 
Winter John W. . Sebastopol . Exchange Hotel 


TENTERFIELD LICENSING. DISTRICT. 


. Tenterfield ... »-- Royal Hotel 
... Deepwater . Deepwater Hotel 


Allison James 
Juergens Otto 


Norris William J. . Tenterfield . Exchange Hotel 
Stewart William F. ... Tenterfield . Criterion Hotel 
Warner Walter B. H.... Tenterfield . Commercial Hotel 


TUMBARUMBA LICENSING DISTRICT 


Blomley George O. ... Parade-st., Tumba- Union Hotel 
rumba. : 

Cayirylys Oscar de A.... Bridge-st., Tumba - Tattersall’s Hotel 
rumba. 

Murray Thomas . Parade-st., Tumba- Tumbarumba Hotel 
‘rumba. 

Strange, Thomas A. ... Glenroy . Glenroy Hotel 


TUMUT LICENSING DISTRICT. 


iS .. Gilmore Hotel 
. Tumut-st., Adelong... Royal Hotel 
. Russell-st., Tumut... Star Hotel 
... Grahamstown .. Shamrock Hetel 
. Wynyard and Fitzroy Oriental Hotel 
streets, Tumut. 
. Wynyard and Fitzroy Woolpack Hotel 
streets, Tumut. 
. Tumut-st., Adelong... Commercial Hotel 
..» Wynyard and Russell Commercial Hotel 
streets, Tumut. 


URALLA LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Boon George ... . Gilmore 
Cowan Michael J. 
Downing Rebecca 
Gorman Rose .-. 


Madigan James E. 
Nestor Joanna 


Witts Theodore W. 


'Barnden Betsy .. Uralla i Tattersall’s Hotel 
Martin Bernard ... Uralla ... Commercial Hotel 
Masterson Herbert J.... Rocky River . Miners’ Arms Hotel 
Rice Samuel . Uralla . Royal Hotel 
URANA. LICENSING DISTRICT. 

Delaney Patrick . Urana . Royal Hotel 
Lawrence. Thomas . Boree Creek . Boree Creek Hotel 
Tracey Mary J. . Urana . Royal George Hotel 


WAGGA WAGGA LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Bartho!omew GoorgeH. Kincaid-st., Wagga Club House Hotel 
Wagga. 

. Hitzmaurice-street, 
Wagga Wagga. 

. Fitzmaurice- gereah, 


Wagga Wagga *: 


Gostlasdeoial Hotel 


add 


Bellair Ernest 


Byrnes John J. Pastoral Hotel 


Byrnes Thomas J. ,.. Baylis-street, Weces Union Club Hotel 
Wagga. 
Campbell Ajeless J. ... Edward- street, Federal Hotel 


Wagga Wagga. 
... Urana road, Wagga 
Wagga. 
... Tarcutta-road, Royal George Hotel 
Wagga Wagga. + te ent 
. Alfred Towar Wagga Prince Alfred Hotel — 
Wagga. 
. Edward-street, 
Wagga Wagga. 
. Fitzmaurice-street, 
Wagga Wagga. 


Camplin Albert Junction Inn Hotel 
Clancy William 

Costello Hanna M. 
Donnelly Edward Viaduct Hotel 


Gancer John F. W. Squatters’ Hotel 


Hopkins James . Kincaid-street, wae Sportsman’s Arms 
Wagga wa *Hotel. 

Juppenlatz Annie . Baylis-street, Wages Wagga Hotel | 
Wagga. 


24 Aua,, 1910.) 


Name, : 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 131. 


4669 


PUBLICAN®’ LICENSES—continued. 


| Situation of House. Sign of House. 


WAGGA WAGGA LICENSING DISTRICT— continued. 


Leaver Annie E. 

Leek Elizabeth R. 
Luck Percy 
Mackaway George 
McDonough Frederick 
a John F. 
Millenet Jean H. 
Nash Bridget ... 


~ Nolan Bllen 


Norman Herbert B. 
O’ Regan James S. 


Parker Sarah J. 


Podmore George 
Pratt Ann 
Scott James J. 


Searle Selina ... 

Seymour Margaret 
Shelley Patrick J. 
Stewart Alexander 


Urspring Francis W.. 


... The Rock 


. Fitzmaiurice-street, 
--- Kincaid-st., 


. Fitzmaurice-street, 


. Tarcutta-road, 
Wagga Wagga. 

. Fitzmaurice-street, 
Wagga Wagga 

. Fitzmaurice-street, 
Wagga Wagga. 

. Fitzmaurice. street, 
Wagga Wagga. 

Baylis-street, Wagga Advance Australia 

Wagga. Hotel. 


Farmers’ Home 
Hotel. 

Home Hotel 

Golden Age Hotel 


Bridge Hotel 


. Baylis-streot, Wagga Albury Hotel 
Wagga. 

. Fitzmaurice-street, Criterion Hotel 
Wagga Wagga. 


. Fitzmaurice-street, Freemason’s Hotel 
Wagga Wagga. 
. Fitzmaurice-street, 


; 
Wagga Wagga. 


Golden Fleece Hotel 


. King’s Own Hotel 
. Edward-street Terminus Hotel 


Wagga Wagga . 


.. Baylis-street, Wagga Railway Hotel 


Wagga. 


. Tarcutta . Horse & Jockey Hotel 


- North Wagga Wagga Black Swan Hotel 


Australian Hotel 

Wagga Wagga. 

Wagga Racecourse Hotel 

Wagga. 

Tattersall’s Hotel 
Wagga Wagga. 

. Baylis-street, Wagga Royal Hotel 
Wagga. 


. Baylis-street, Wagga Exchange Hotel 


Wagga 
.. Baylis- street, Wagga 
Wagga. 


All Nations Hotel 


WALCHA LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Jones Alfred ... 
O’Connor Patrick J. ... 


Patten David W. 
Turner William T. 


... Hitzroy-st., Walcha... 


. Derby-st., Walcha ... 
». Meridian-st., 


Roya! Hotel 


Pakington-street, New England Hotel 


Walcha. 
Apsley Hotel 


Walcha Commercial Hotel 


WALGETT LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Aitken David 
Beckett Catherine 
Dawson Arthur ‘| 
Gleeson Michael T. xh 
Goldberg Solomon 
Hardy Alfred T. 
Maher William T. 
Picton Joseph 
Seymour Janet 


Willis George Francis... 


. Mogil Mogil ... 
. Weetalibah ... 
. Gooraway 


. Goondabluie 


. Mogil Mogil Hotel 
.-. Weetalibah Hotel 
... Gooraway Hotel 


Walgett ... Commercial Hotel 
. Collarendabri . Tattersall’s Hotel 
. Walgett . Royal Hotel 


. Barwon Inn 

. British Arms Hotel 
. Moongulla Hotel 

. Royal Hotel 


OF 
. Dangar Bridge 


. Moongulla 
Collarendabri 


WARIALDA LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Campbell John B. 
Kiely Thomas... 
O’Brien John ... 


... Hope-st., Warialda ... 


. Warialda ... White Swan Hotel 
. Stephen-st., Warialda Commercial Hotel 
Royal Hotel 


WARREN LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Connell Leopold U. 
Prentice Henry M. 
Simpson George 


... Tenandra 


. Mount Harris ... Mount Harris Hotel 
. Dubbo-st., Warren ... Albion Hotel 
... Tenandra Hotel 


WEE WAA LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Draper Sophia 
Hade William G. 


... Come-by-Chance 


. Pilliga ... Pilliga Hotel 


. Come-by-Chance 
Hotel. 


WELLINGTON LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Campbell Ellen 
Danvers George 
Fletcher Enoch 


Hennessy Maurice 


Mason-Wells Sarah M. North Wellington 


Sloane Henry .. 


it Lee-st., Wellington .. 


. Percy-st., Wellington Royal Hotel 
. Lee-st., Wellington... Club House Hotel 
. Tattersall’s Hotel 
. Siggins’ Hotel 
... Commonwealth Hotel 
. Warne Hotel 


. Lee-st., Wellington .. 


. Euchareena . 


vee 


Name. 


| Situation of House. | 
| 3 


Sign of House. 


Dunn Julius G. 
Garraway Charles 
Hippisley John 
McLeod Norman 


Williams John 


Cowan Robert N. 
Curl Thomas ... 
Edwards Mary 
Gurton Isabella 


Kelly George I’. 
McLeod John — 
Murdoch James 
O’ Keefe Robert 


Toohey Edmond J. 
Walsh James ... 


Ball Thomas ... 
Bode Theodore C. 


Gay George 


Hickman John 
Marriott Henry 


O’Brien John MM. 


Tarpey Michael 


Butler Michael 
Marshall Frederick 


Banfield Annie 
Comins Thomas 


Dowling Maria A... 
Duddleston Richard §. 


McCabe Eliza J. 
McLean John C, 
Murphy Francis 
Pegrem John ... 


Adams Lilas ... 
Cummins Daniel 
Cutler Walter S. 
Dobson William 


Hourigan Maurice 


|Liddiard Alfred W. 


Mather William. 
McMahon Bridget 
McQuillen James 
Phillips Hdward 


Medley George J, a Huston 
Shailer Susannah .. Euston 
Wilkes William F. . Gol Gol 


a Wentworth ... 


.. Richmond 

... North Richmond 

... George-st., Windsor... 
. Windsor-sireet, 


..- Woonona be 
. Fairy Creek, Wollon- 


. Figtree 
... Crown-st., 


. Clifton 


. Cooma-street, Yass 
_... Cooma-street, Yass . 
Davis Andrew G. L. ... 
.. Dalton 


Mandelson Sigmont ... 


. Cooma-street, Yass... 
« North Yass. ... 
. Bowning 


. Young , 
.. Marengo 
... Harden 

. Young 


Finlayson Kenneth D. Young 

J. 
Grant Henry ... .»» Murrumburrah 
Hallahan Mary C. . Young 


Hopwood James H. ... : 
‘ Murrumburrah 
. Young : 

: Muarrum burralt 
... Murrumburrah 

.... Monteagle 
... Wombat-road, near 


Riverstone 
George-st., Windsor | 


Windsor. 
Hicks Thomas A. . Richmond 
Jurd James ... St. Albans 


Richmond, 


... George-st., Windsor... 


. George-st., Windsor... 


gong. 

Campbell Ernest E. .. Dapto 

Clarke George ee iouree 

D’Arcy Lawrence, Bulle 44 

Dudley Daniel .- Bullies’: 

Galvin John Patrick ... Harbour-st., ‘Wollon- 


gong. 
. Crown and Keira Sts., 


Wollongong. 
Wollon- 


gong. 
... Crown and Keira Sts., 


Wiphongpne, 


. Barmedman 
... Barmedman 


Murrumbateman 
Cooma-street, Yass... 


Cooma-street, Yass 
Gunning 


Young 


Young. 
Ryan Michael . Young 
Short Thomas .. Young 
Talbot Hlizabeth . Young 
Williams John .. young 


- 


WENTWORTH LICENSING DISTRICT. 


;.. Wentworth ... 
... Pooncaira 

.. Burtundy 

. Pooncaira 


. Wentworth Hotel 
... Lelegraph Hotel 
. Burtundy Hotel 
. Pooncaira Hotel 
... Royal Hotel 
. Euston Hotel 
.. Gol Gol Hotel 
. Crown Hotel 


WINDSOR LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Buckley Thomas J. ... 
Clerke Brederick P. ... 
‘ Richeaang AT 
.. George-st., Windsor 
. Clarendon ... 
. McGrath’s Hill, near 


. Riverstone Hotel 


Fitzroy Hotel 


.. Imperial Hotel 


Royal Hotel 
. Chester Hotel 
Killarney Hotel 


. Commercial Hotel 


Settler’s Arms Hotel 


. Royal Hotel 
. Riverview Hotel 


Railway Hotel 
Black Horse Hotel 


Royal Exchange 
Hotel. 
Hawkesbury Hotel 


WOLLONGONG LICENSING DISTRICT. 
- Royal Hotel 


Hotel Victoria 


. Dapto Hotel 
. Mount Keira Hotel 


. Railway Hotel, 


. Star of the Sea Hotel 


Brighton. Hotel 


Freemason’s Hotel 


. Figtree Inn 


Commercial Hotel 


Royal Alfred Hotel 


... Clifton Hotel 
WYALONG LICENSING DISTRICT. 


. Queensland Hotel 
. Barmedman Hotel 


YASS LICENSING DISTRICT. 


. Royal Hotel 

.. Yass Hotel 

. Traveller’s Rest Hotel 
. Dalton Hotel 


Club House Hotel 


. Australian Hotel 
. Telegraph Hotel 


Commercial Hotel 


. North Yass Hotel 
. Commercial Hotel 


YOUNG: LICENSING DISTRICT. 

. Albion Hotel 

. Marengo Hotel 

. Commercial Hotel 


.. Commercial Hotel 
. Royal Hotel 


. Exchange Hotel 


Railway Hotel 


... Burrangong Hotel 
... Criterion Hotel 

. Federal Hotel 

. Commercial Hotel 
... Telegraph Hotel 

. Royal Hotel 


Rose and Crown 
Hotel. 


... Australian Hotel 
,.. Oriterion Hotel 
. Oddfellows Arms 


Hotel. 


... Great Eastern Hotel 


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4670 


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PUBLICANS’ LICENSES. 


THE following Return of Pusiroans’ Lioznszs, which have been issued from the 1st June to 31st July, 1910, under the 
“Tiquor Act, 1898,” and “ Liquor (Amendment) Act, 1905,” is published for general information :— 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. [24 Ava., 1910. 


Pericd of License. 


Name of Licensee. Situation of House. Sign of House. : 
| From | To 
ALBURY Licensine DisrRiot. 
Rice, Alexander P. ...| Walla Walla Walla Walla Hotel... 15 July, 1910...; 14July, 1911 
Ryan, James Gerogery ... Gerogery Hotel _... Aerie De lees BAL Bap * 
Scholz, Frederick W. Culeairn ... bie Culcairn Hotel ak ey een er bere 3 a 
ARMIDALE Lrogensine DistEIct. 
Carroll, Johanna ..| Guyra & res Guyra Hotel... 21 July, 1910...| 20 ee 1911 
Starr, William Bers a Guayra ...| Royal Hotel... 56 oc iss a on Le " 
Stirgess, Daniel ,.. i Bdseaye -street, Armidale... Imperial Hotel eee = so KD) ULTVO wey, Meme sel nL O Ju une, » 
Bartina Licensrna DisTaror. 
Garrett, Robert James ...; Broardwater Royal Hotel... aye «| 18 July, 1910,..{ 12 July, 1911 
Nolan, Michael V. South Woodburn Empire Hotel 3 22 tes Ewe lees Hy 
BALEANALD Licensineé DistRict. 
Wilkinson, Louisa ...| Clare .| Royal Hotel... eas ...| 22 July, 1910...{ 21 July, 1911 
BatuHurst Lioznsine DistRict. 
Condon, Thomas... :.| O'Connell... .| O'Connell Hotel ..,. ...{ 14 July, 1910...) 13 July, 1911 
Shanahan, Margaret Rockley ... aes ...| Club House Hotel .. cel Aree Ms L332; ca 
Brea Liorxstye District. 
Murray, Thomas Gipps-street, Bega Central Hotel ; 26 June, 1910...| 25 June, 1911 
Wynne, Charles .., Carp-street, Bega Metropolitan Hotel... ne ROLE Gs & ois “3 
Berttineex Lrceensina DistTRIov. 
Conaghan, Bernard ...| Hyde-street, Bellingen ... ...| Hederal Hotel 2 July, 1910 1 July, 1911 
Mulligan, Frederick J. ...| Urunga oe Re, ...| Ocean View Hotel ... 16 , ” 15 ,, ” 
Tyson, Ellen ...| Fernmount .| Imperial Hotel Bye  Prncalien Bey he - 
Ussher Henry O. Raleigh Raleigh Hotel 20 0a; bare t NES 3 
Bergima Licensina Disrrrer. 
Flanagan, Thomas P. Robertson.., : ...( Criterion Hotel | 12 July, 1910...| 11 July, 1911 
Tyler, Matilda Bundanoon Ae ...| Royal Hotel... rested Oras eS OR . 
Bineéaga Licanstwa Disrxior. 
Armstrong, Lucas J. ...| Bingara ... Riverview Hotel | 11 July, 1910...) 10 July, 1911 
Beynon, ‘Thomas W. .| Cobbadah ,.. Cobbadah Hotel | felt Ae “| ih Pr 
Gainen, John Horton River, Upper Horton Horton Hotel | 15 ,, Pa 4 5 
Miller, Henry Hilliard .... Maitland-street, Bingara ++»| Luaperial Hotel LL; re LOM - 
Bomsata Licmensine Disrercr. 
Goggin, Michael W. Delegate ..| Koyal Hotel... ».{ 21 duly, 1910...| 20July, 1911 
Mudie, John Delegate ,..| Delegate Hotel Sieh: Late, 2s . 
Bourke Licensine DisTeRi07. 
Goldson, Jane Lake Eliza ...| Lake Eliza Hotel .., Mi ep2 Ade.) LOLO} 1 Aug., 1911 
Grogan, Denis J... Bourke ...| Empire Hotel SoC Sesre ULYs es Zi ul yscass 
Maxwell, Richard J. O...,| Bourke ©... 495 ..| Union Hotel... — cool Oy » Did x 
Morris, Ellen ae ‘| Byrock ar ...| Commercial Hotel .., Sel atO ss . : a 
Newberry, John... North Bourke ...| Australian Hotel Bina ie 205; . 
O’Shannessy, Mary A. Enngonia ... ...| Post Office Hotel aie: wee 3 Ete . 
Robinson, William Bourke ...| Oxford Hotel ..| 19 June, ,, 18 June, ,, 
Sells, Emma ...| Dry Lake . A | Warraweena Hotel... JL Duly, . ves eeteal Gi. 0 wlliy, eas, 
Shaw, Donald ... ...| Mitchell- street, Bourke ee Tattersall’s Hotel Wem pye Nene erty 5, ne 
Watkins, Edward J. Barringun.,.. Carriers’ Arms Hotel 120 » 3 LOS, a 
Braiwwoop Licansiné DistTRior. 
Leyden, James Araluen. ... di; ae, ...| Araluen Arms Hotel ../ 8 July, 1910. 2 July, 1911 
BrewakRina Licensina Distriot. 
Barrett, John New Angledool New Angledool Hotel w.{ 27 July, 1910...) 26 July, 1911 
Hargraves, John... Gongolgon Riverview Hotel ... ae alee ; her a 
Krogh, Walter .., .| Biree River ; ...| Langboyd Hotel coe tt LAs as 20 Aug. 
Peter, Charles F.... ...| Cato Creek A Cato Hotel ... veel aed aes 1 tea OL dulysiee,, 
Saunders, James H. _...} Bathurst-street, Browarrina Barwon Hotel vol 4duly, 1910. 5 a4 
BrisBaANE Water Licensina District. 
Lees, William B.... .| Tuggerah Lakes ... Tuggerah Lakes Hotel .( 19 July, 1910...| 18 July, 1911 
Moffitt, James Cooranbong Commercial Hotel .., ona LO ay 3 Lots, rf 
Walters, Hannah Yarramalong .| Yarramalong Inn ,,., cca] ae i 3m . 


24 Ava, 1910.| NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 4671 


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PUBLICANS’ LICENSHS—continued. 


fj 


: | is | Period of License. 
Name of Licensee. Situation of House, } Sign of House. 
From { To 
i‘ Broxen Hiri Licensine Disrrior. 
Barnett. Oscar... «) Broken Hill we ve ...( Union Club Hotel ... +s.{ 28 July, 1910... 27 July, 1911 
Berkholz, Charles «| Broken Hill tis nth ...| Wileannia Club Hotel esl he ues po MRR be, ae He 
Biggs, William John ...| Broken Hill us bey ...| Commercial Hotel ... ely, EAL ‘es sive PLO oe og - 
Brown, Albert V. ...| Broken Hill ee Ay ...| Sydney Club Hotel... see LON ag BS eR Eta 3 
Callaghan, Charles ...| Broken Hill sen sia ...| Gladstone Hotel .., eee gs Ay Gee ara ae " 
Conlon, Richard BH. ...| Brokea Hill ee a ..| Mulga Hill Hotel .., per MEL AUD ee am cea cle 44 re 
Drew, Samuel ae ...| Broken Hill wae ‘sg ...| Rising Sun Hotel ... aos GPO LY sey soi vanih 20a. 4 vg 
Fitzpatrick, Regina ...| Broken Hill att roe ...| Royal Mail Hotel .., veal Sue a Bie) 9s si 
Gordon, John H.... ...| Broken Hill tee Ba ...| Southern Cross Hotel Say alah ee Pillay bark Mae 3 
‘Gregory, Henry T. ...| Broken Hill AF ree ...| Prince Consort Hotel SS tee re Wocidl| alte) ay ve 
Harvey, John .., ...| Broken Hill ah eee ...| Crystal Hotel ae P| Nu 3 oi Sy eal Lamesa " 
Hayward, John L. C. ...| Broken Hill oe ies ...| Adelaide Club Hotel Bef Mea) Neer pas con |e ages pe 
Kiesewetter Henry ...| Broken Hill Sportsmans’ Arms Hotel ...| 15 ,, yo 14 ,, re 
Mellowship, Walter _.,.} Stephens Creek, near Broken Hill Quandong Hotel ... eeeZOm tes “A rfl Mp ; 
Pascoe, Joseph J. ...| Stephens Creek ... ce ...| Mount Gipps Hotel... | 13 Taaieesih Lema. BS 
Tilley, William ... ...| Broken Hill . ...| Criterion Hotel fas sea ae Aug. Sear sry cae lee leew ga " 


Walpole, Owen W. | Oxide-street, Broken Hill .»! Royal Hotel... tee Malo iULiyp mn stat evel Lecuinag Z 


Burrowa Licensine Disretor. 
Rooney, Alice... ...| Bookham .., cot on ...| Federal Hotel ope ..{ 1 Aug, 1910...) 31 July, 1911 


CAMPBELLTOWN LICENSING DisTRICT. 


Hannaford, Charles N. ...) Queen-street, Campbelltown ...| Federal Hotel | 13 July, 1910...) 12 July, 1911 
Carcoar Licunsine District, | 

Culnane, Christopher ...{ Tuena .., we ...| Tuena Hotel.. » ts July, 1910...) 28 July, 1911 

Evans, Thomas ... —...| Mount McDonald si ...| Royal Bxchange Hotel nest 53 pie ssc oun. 3s ‘ 

Riley, Samuel .,.. »..| Burraga ... Aue en aay Royal Hotel., ae Ball ee Pp red mal el Se Fp 
Cassizis Liounstna Disrrior, 

Byrne, Thomas ... | Ulan Pr ee a, ...| Post Office Hotel .., ..| 27 July, 1910...{ 26 July, 1911 

Fitzgerald, Gerald M. ...} Green Hills. ae ase ...| Green Hills Hotel ... Se ES) ae Fe jit. ae $ 

Gordon, Francis J. wed MC OOls GAN as, bate ee ...| Commercial Hotel ... Ue Wee a ys py Mee teh ek 


Cozar Licensine District. 


Goold, Mary J... , ...| Cobar ee Hee “ts ...| Great Western Hotel | 18 duly, 1910...! i7 July, 1911 
Griffiths, Byron J. ...| Double Gates... ve «| Double Gates Hotel ee ee LO Peake 


Martin, Michael H. ...| Illewong ... ...| Bee Mountain Hotel “ll AIR os pA eel ea ted) Pe ps 
Moston, James ... ...| Hdward-street, Canbelego. ...| Royal Hotel... ide OO ues Ce lonely abe eH as 
Newberry, Henry ...| Barton-street, ‘Cobar See ....| Empire Hotel Ane Senta Opnies Arts es tiling) Quays 4 


. ConDoBpoLin Licensine District. 
Clarke, George ... ...| Melrose, Nymagee-Cobar road ...{ Melrose Hotel | 9July, 1910 ...f SJuly, 1911 


Cooma Licenstna Disrrict. 


Coffey, Mary Ann Cooma ... ate se | Union Hotel.. noe ..( 18 July, 1910 ...) 17 July, 1911 
Roche, Denis Rhine Falls cn vee ...| Rhine Falls Hotel . Bel es Jee eel Liza Be 
Wilson, Jacob Kiandra .., i is | Kiandra Hotel th san PEO Mss PT ake er 43 
ey rere Lroznstne@ District. 
Richardson, William  ...| Merrygoen me ree ...{ Squatters’ Arms Hotel _...) 18 Aug., 1919 ...| 12 Aug., 1911 
Wilcox, Robert ... ..| Bugaldie ... vet SoC ...| Cedars Hotel A wep LO SULY; Ne sgt) sce Or LLY yy tq 
CoonaMBLE Licunsine District. 
Baxter, James ... ...| Coonamble ees ees ...| Club House Hotel ... | 17 July, 1910 ,,,) 16 July, 1911 
Byrne, Herbert H. e| Bourbah ... sae ne ...| Bourbah Hotel ot tently Bula sa si ae tie Steg - 
Curran, Oornelius ...| Gilgandra .., oh nes ...| Royal Hotel .. Pes SOBs og | Coceiiy Urn i oe 
Evans, William ... ...| Youie per sa 36. ++»| Welcome Inn Hotel Reel OLY ss We see lla AP gs ‘a 


O’Brien, John ... ...| Clarender-street, Merri Merri ,,.| Junction Hotel ae role ao CULV Sue sen fees Sa Ulya v5 


Skelton, James ... ...| Gilgandra ... eb a ...| Railway Hotel Ns Se L ene ss We idsl) LOE 55 ° 
Walden, John .,., ...| Quambone.., rae ae ...| Post Office Hotel ... Pe aes ees Pataerse LO 9 BS 


CooraMuUNnDRA Liornsing DistRrorT, 
Dawn, Frederick... ...| Muttama ... ass hee ...| Commercial Hotel .., 


2 July, 1910 ... 


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Corowa Licensing DistRroT. 


Clemens, James ... ...| Albury road, near Corowa ...| Quat Quatta Hotel’... | 20 July, 1910 ...) 19 July, 1911 
Hankins, Herbert H. ...| Albury road, Corowa ,.. ...| Newmarket Hotel ... savy th. aU sas] SONY 58 A 
Lea, Henry A. ... ...| Sanger-street, Corowa .., ...| Corowa Hotel ay oer Age | ordeal Saat HS 


Cowra Licrnsin@ DisTRicr. 


Kennelly, Michael ...| Koorawatha was ad ...| Railway Hotel ova | 22 July, 1910 ,..{ 21 July, 1911 
Links, Peter Wy ...| Kendell-street, Cowra... eee| Imperial Hotel eh LZ 11 


” ” ” 
Denrnigvin Licensine Distxict. 


Donovan, John H. ...| Wanganella Hemp dee ...| Wanganella Hotel ,.. «| 5 July, 1910...| 4July, 1911 
Wallace, William vee| Conargo-road uuu ane «| Royal Mail Hotel 1. 4. 4 pee Bae Loe n 


A A ANS SANNA TT EN SLL LCSD ALLEN, 


No. 131, 24 Aveustr, 1910,—4, 


4672 


Name ci Licensee. 


Burkinshaw, Frederick ... 


Byrnes, John H. P. 


Fitzgerald, Elizabeth M. 


Humphry, James H. 
Johnstone, Emma 
Luckie, Peter 
Reidy, Peter P. ... 


Grant, Daniel 
Hughes, Annie .., 


Robertson, Caroline 
Young, Albert A. 


Allen, Sarah 
Gilchrist, Alexander 
Phillips, Isaac A. 
Stanley, Oliver... 
Yates, Benjamin..,, 


Condren, Charles 


Williams, Thomas 


Harvey, Charles G. 
Hogg, John : 
McInerney, John J. 
Pryke, Mark A. ... 


Cartmill, John 
Duggan, Bridget... 
Gillett, John... 


Murphy, Daniel ... 
Oakes, Harry .. 
Small, Henry G.... 


Haydon, Patrick... 
Leonard, Michael 6 
Wood; J ‘arneg sie. 


Gavin, John 

Hunt, Annie a 
McCutcheon, John W.. 
Sheather, George E. J. 


Sheehan, Mary A. 
Hill, William 


Kerney, Thomas M. 
Moylan, Patrick F. 


Mullins, George Thomas 


Schofield, Thomas 


Hayenhand, Frazcis 
Moore, Roberi L. 
Yates, Richard. ... 
Young, William W. 


Jackson, Joseph T, 
Thomas, Louis H. 


Mackay, Duncan 
Sims, William R. J. 
Willianis, Mary ... 


Cummins, William 
aka: Archie... 


..; Rocky Hall 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 


PUBLICANS’ LICENSES—continued, 


Situation of House. 


Sign of House. 


Dvusso Licensing District. 


Mundooran-street, Dunnedoo 
Mundooran 


Royal Hotel... ves 


...| Royal Hotel... vee 
aR | Sige Dubbo.. --.| Castlereagh Hotel ... 
Coilie Hh 33 ...{ Collie Hotel... 
Balladoran x66 508 Balladoran Hotel .. 
Mundooran : a8 Mundooran Hotel ... 
Wongarbon ce ABO Caledonian Hotel 


Epen Licensing Disrrict. 
.) Rocky Hall Hotel . 


.| Yambulla... ae ae be Federal Hotel 
.| Pambula, ... aad whee ...| Commercial Hotel ... 
Wyndban.., sn nia | Robbie Burns Hotel 


poe 


. 


Forzsis Licensine Disrrictr. 


...| Royal Hotel... 

...| Globe Hotel... ire 

...| South Forbes Hotel... 

...| Post Office Hotel .,., 
Hugowra Hotel 


Cross-street, Forbes 
Dowling-street, Forbes ... 
South Forbes 

Eugowra ... as ee 
Eugowra ... ae “ee 


Gurn Innes Licensine DisrRict. 


Glencoe ..., Glencoe Hotel ah 


Grey and Wentworth 
Glen Innes, 


streets,, Club Hotel ... va 


GovunBugn Licenstna DisTRr0T. 


.; Crookwell ... 80 ac ...) Criterion Hotel 
Marulan ... SA dies ...| Lerminus Hotel Bes 
Crookwell .. . .| Tattersall’s Hotel 
Auburn and Verner "Streets, Imperial Hotel ... 

Goulburn, 


.| Prince- street, Grafhod 


eee 


.| Hillston and Booligal road 


«| Gunnedah... Or 
.| Tambar Springs ... 


Grarron Licensine DistTRict. 

...| Nymboida Hotel... 
»..| Lion Hotel ... os 
toe +06 ...| Glenreagh Hotel 


Nymboida... 
Glenreagh... 


Great Northern Hotel 
Oakes’ Family Hotel 
Commercial Hotel ,.. 


Spring-street, South Grafton 
South Grafton 
Copmanhurst ,., “ob tis 


GrenFreLtL Licensing Distriot. 


.| Goolagong ses ee ...| Commercial Hotel ... 
Bimbi “i ses ise ...| Bimbi Hotel... 
.| Forbes-road 56 $66 .».| Bogolong Hotel 


GuNDAGAI LicunsiIne DISTRICT. 


on MOOLAG IN st. ...| Beehive Hotel ¢ 
Punch-street, Gundagai ... ...| Railway Hotel ue 
Sheridan- atreet, Grundagai ...| Hamily Hotel : 
| Nangus i Be Hse ...| Nangus Hotel me 
Jugiong ... bo a .| Jugiong Hotel 


GunyneDAH Liornsine Disrrict. 


Grand Central Hotel 
White Horse Hotel... 


Gunnedah... one Roya! Hotel... 


Coolar-road, Bomera, “Pambar The flags Hotel 
Springs. 
\*Carroll ... i, Ay ...| Post Office Hotel 


Hartriny Urornsive Disreict. 


| Portland ... 


...| Coronation Hotel ... 
..| Court House Hotel... 
...| Railway Hotel 

..| Royal Hotel,,. At 


Main-street, Lithgow 
Tarana,  ... te ves 


‘| Rydal vis ae vee 


Hay Lroznsine Disreicr. 


.| Whealbah Hotel ... 
Terminus Hotel ,,, 


Murray and Pine streets, Hay ... 


Hitierove Liczsnsine Disrriocr. 
Anchor Hotel 

.| ERleanora Hotel 
Sydney Hotel a 


| Woollomombi ... vas 
, Rankin-street, Hillgrove... 
Bracken-street, Hillgrove 


Hiniston Licoensina Disrrict. 


;..] Commercial Hotel ... 


,..| Pederal Hotel ae 


Mount Hope vee 
+| High-street, Hillston eee 


. Period of License, 


From 


.( 19 July, 
soli me 
Pa ie hal 
Bs fit ne 
ee 
WW » 
ce 
|, 4Aug,, 
..| 8 duly, 
Pe ee ae 
ope: ae 
: 5 July, 
Dy 
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ton) naa 
veel 22 yy 
.( 18 July, 
spineless 
po 29 July, 
ref 17 
| 16 5, 
| 16, 
..{ 9 July, 
10 
vf TL, 
oo 7 2 
sept eph lite 
bee 7 ” 
...| 80 July, 
a RS a 
hl Fetes 
, | 11 July, 
OD 2 ” 
ik ie 
13 Aug, 
2 ” 

. 5 Aug., 
. 9 July, 
Zits: 

Be (ese 
ter 14 ” 

.| 22 July, 
as eh 
ons] bh oe 
Pe hs Onis 


| 14 July, 
6 


7 June, 
9 July, 
6 


” 


bee 


26 July, 
at. 


eer 


| To 
f1910...{ 18 July, 1911 
” sials. 3 2 » 
} Sa by ks Pa 
” oes 21 ” Pd 
py ee) Vale 3s ” 
”? * 16 2 ”? 

» 11 ” ” 
1910...| 8 Aug., 1911 
oly Ti dulyy 
” 15°, ” 

” 18 ;; ” 
1910. 4 July, 1911 
Le ip ” 

» 28 ” 

” 5 3 
PN sol 2 
1910 17 July, 1911 


41910...) 28 July, 1911 

” 16 ” ty 

tO] 15 ” ” 

td 15 ” ” 
1910 8 July, 1911 

” 9 3 ” 

” 10 23 2 

” 6 ” 3 

93 oes 8 2 +] 

” 6 » ” 
1910...| 29 July, 1911 

” Oe 28 ” 3 

n 23» ” 
1910...) 10 July, 1911 

0 1 ” ” 

” LU 1 ” ” 

n | 12 Aug, 9 

22 1 ” ” 
1910..., 4 Aug., 1911 

i S Miles 9 

” 20 ” th 

PP) 19 ” ” 

” ‘ 13 ” ” 
1910... 21 July, 1911 
” U4 16 ? ” 
ns oat LO ” ” 

” Vil 16 n ”? 
“one! 13 July, 1911 

5 n 
1910...) 6 June, i911 
» | Sduly, 
” f ete 5 n 98 
1910,..| 25 July, 1911 
” wee 20 th ” 


[24 Ave., 1910. 


24 Avd., 1910.] 


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Wame o? Licensee. 


Collins, David a 
Farrell, Andrew ... 
Gross, George... 


Mahady, Mary 


Maher, Patrick J. 
Skippen, Nathaniel 
Smith, George ... 


Bond, Elizabeth S. 
Casey, Henry Hi... 
Dalton, George ... 
Murphy, Michael J. 
Staples, Francis ... 


Longmore, Hugh 
Bergin, Thomas .. 


Folhigg, Charles J. 
McFadden, Elizabeth 


Mountfield, James VY. 


Morris, James 


ooo 


Hardie, Walter 


Barret', Thomas ,,. 
Kemp, Charles 
Weingarth, Henry C, 


Wheeldon, William 


Anatey, Edwin J... 


Bowars, Charles. .:. An) 


OCroad, Mertyn H. 
Lancey, Thomas ... 


Allen, Nella B. 
Bennett, Sarah. 
Brosnan, John... 
Brown, Edward R. 
Cloonan, Patrick... 
Cook, Joseph B. ... 
Daiveen, Hugh 


Davis, George R.. 


Diederschsen, aceha C 


Nidridge, Danong ise 


Friedman, Max ... 
Giendenning, Charles 
Grady, Edward .., 


Hamilton, Dorothy 
Kavanagh, Julia... 
Kingham, Ada M. 


Lehane, Michael.. 
Linskey, Thomas... 
McInerney, Thomas M... 


Miller, Margaret F. 
Minogue, John 


O’Sullivan, Catherine C. FP 


Pirnbaum, Herman 
Roche, James ad 
Rowan, Stephen J. 


| Sharff, William L. 


Stevens, George ... 
Smith, Joseph K. 

Smith, John U. ... 
Smyth, Thomas ..; 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131, 4673 
ye ne tl Ls Ae os cr a i i a a 
PUBLICANS’ LICKNSHS—continued, 
Period of License, 
Situation of House. Sign of House, oa 
From To 
INVERELL Lircswsrva Disrerer, 

.|-Inverell se cas Bes ...{ Railway Hotel eas ...| 23 July, 1910...{ 22 July, 1911 
Wandsworth ...| Half-way House Hotel: ..,.| 24 ,, Hun tae SOW tg hy 
Swanvale ... .| Half-way House Hotel a Aa y5 Rees ZO, 
Elsmore .., a AG i} Beltiére Arms Hotel 421% Pe Veto ewig BE - 

...| Bundarra ... oa ge Commercial Hotel ..,. al a ee. Pa Sa) AIS tea 5, 
say) ELoweill. y..2 ach Conrad Hotel ato sci Wel ts asta (Pky 53 rp 
| Little Plain su if Little Plain Hotel ... vos Liang saivses | Legros ” 
JERILDERIN Sei Distaicr. 
...| Berrigan ... Bees dee Momalong Hotel .,, 14 July, 1910...{ 13 July, 1911 
Ail Woeumiwvals. Jy ilec ...| Tattersall’s Hotel .., Beng bedi spy cool eledantsy ik 
cache Finley) hoe nn He ...| Luppal Hotel scab Agieess Saiateinan (er betta ys 3 
...| Finley oa ass wae Terminus Hotel ... All PCARRD a5 begs Abo) ue 
{| Tocumwal,., be ...| Documwal Hotel .., seul, © SDL I CRRA Gadalkey, ise 
JUNEE Licensine Disrrror. 
soaf, FUBEQ, |, Leo sn bing .| Royal Hotel... pL 1 13 July, 1910...) 12 July, 1911 
Kiama Liosnsina District. 
...| Gerringong Hii see Gerringong Hotel .., | 29 July, 1910...{ 28 July, 1911 
Lismore Licensine Disreror. 
Keen-street, Lismore ... ...( Hotel Metropole ...{ 10 July, 1910...| 9 July, 1911 
Woodlark and Keen Sts., Lismore] Commercial Hotel ... Noah Lome. atarax (alcne ys =) 
Eltham aes ...| Mayfield Hotel ity a lines Loaarss Neve ey ee hae es ‘ 
Livurvoon Licensing Disrricr. 
...( Smithfield... vee veo ...{ Cricketers’ Arms Hotel ...| 22 July, 1910...) 21 July, 1911 
Macziean Licensine Disreror. 
...| Harwood ... He a .«.| Harwood Hotel .., w| Sduly, 1910... 4 July, 1911 
Macieay Rivzez Licensina Disretor. 
...| Central Kempsey... We ...{ Victoria Hotel sed -.( 29 July, 1910...{ 28 July, 1911 
..| Gladstone.. ae Re ...| Gladstone Hotel... Cel EAE a A eS Bs $3 
. | Hast Kempsey Ape ...| Federal Hotel a vesh es US s haat 6 Li Aug., 5 
Jerseyville... sic ti ...| Pelican Island Hotel Vealeh Calc op eee) A i 
é Marrianp Licensina Drerrict. 
...{ Cessnozk ... ste: 3 ...1 Cessnock Hotel tee | 5 July, 1910...) 4July, 1911 
Maynine River Licenstna Disrrior, 
| Forster a cr Forster Hotel pet | 3July, 1910...( 2July, 1911 
...| Taree PR na san Royal Hotel ... ee Seat ile ee sp tans (noe Of 3 
Gloucester... Commercial Hotel .,, -.{| 24Jdune, ,, 23 June, x 
Metroronitan Licensina Drsrricr. 
...{ Watson’s Bay ...| Palace Hotel els «| 24 June, 1910...) 23 June, 1911 
...| Tom Ugley’s Point, Kegarah Sea Breeze Hotel ... al ta ei Pe aa i trae ro 
...| Abererombie- street, Redfern .| Abercrombie Hotel ... soe PL OV itl we a ien| Lore ULl soni sy 
...| Kent-street, Miller’s Point ...| Captain Cook Hotel of LL June,” 4°...) LO dune 5 
Bourke-street, Sydney ... Bay View Hotel... whe ec Uly we Pasutien Grea Lyarnrss 
Mili'ary-road, Mosman ... Hotel Mosman ae =| 2) LDL Visti eine ede NEL Ys Ie ys 
Reservoir and Commonwealth Royal Albert Hotel., seh 29nd al; IY Ls. ..| 28 July, i 
streets, Sydney. 
Mort-street, Balmain Star Hotel ... sony) LA Maat ye] Lokunss a 
Liverpool- street, Sydney Green Park Hottel .. Peal cunts Pru depdl Mah ee ” 
reyle and Barrington streets, Hughes’ Family Hotel onan FS 13: ,, a 
wydaey. 
Railway-street, Petersham Carrington Hotel SHAT i) 0) 2 Armee it Te 
Botany-road, Alexandria ..| Glenroy Hotel wes] 23 July, gore ooh Bi ALY, ey 
Kent and. Margaret  streets,) Union Hotel... oe ...| 26 June, ,, .| 25 June, ,, 
Sydney. 

.| Botany-road, Botany ... ...| Tennyson Hotel .., ooo OMY 1 by) eon! LE Saab is 3 

| Foveanx- street, Sydney .. ...| McNamara Family Hotel ...| 24 ,, Syne s 3 een : 
Port Hacking. ... ae ...| Simpson’s Family Hotel’ ...) 24 June, | ,, ...| 23 June, ,, 

...| Kent and Argyle streets, Sydney| Lord‘Nelsou Hotel ... Prt areas 4p) itlaenth 20.103, FH 
...| Riley and Albion streets, Sydney) Sunbeam Hotel 21 duly, , ..| 20duly, ,, 
..| Mullins and Reynolds streets,) West End Hotel .., Seah LGvery EA » |) obey 3s 9 
Balmain. 
Harris-street, Ultimo ... ...| Grosvenor Hotel 22 June, ,, 21 June, ;, 

..| West-street, Petersham .., ...| Park View Hotel ..; ves (ar Codey!) 3, 6 July, ,, 

Botany-road, Waterloo ... ...| Clifton Hotel Bee Tahdig Ly ae aN iNithe 5) 
..-| Carlow-street, North Sydney ...| North Sydney Hotel soot h2 Stes) 550/04] Lume, v5, 
...| Mitchell- road, Alexandria ...| Park View Hotel ... sdef SO OVE” sry lame) ae OUky en 4, 
...| Belmore-road, Randwick ...| Royal Hotel... Ras Bonn bel ee Sasa TOE Re 
| Allen and Pyrmont  streets,) Wool Brokers’ Arms Hotel] 3 ,, Aa isnt ately % 
Pyrmont. 
...| Arthur-street, Surry Hills .-.| Athletic Club Hotel ned HLA, vies ‘Picea SE ee 
...| Penshurst-street, Wilioughby ...| Willoughby Hotel ... seit A SUNG 5.95 of 20 SUNG, yg 
| Castlereagh-street, Sydrey +.| Hotel Australia ... Pr 4 - ed gee | Bae eas ” 
..| Sydenham-road, Marrickyille .,.| General Gordon Hotel...) 831 July, ,, ...| 30July, _,, 
...| Bourke-street, Sydney .,., ...| Beresford Hotel ... onl eal tgs bs Stas » 


Townsend, Henry 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 


[24 Aua., 1910. 


PUBLICANS’ LICENSES—continued. 
Py ; oer | Teriod of License, 
Name of Licensee. Situation of House. Sign of Ilouse. - 
| From | To 
Minparinka Lzcensine Disrnict. 
Barraclough, Francis W...| Wonnaminta-Broken Hill road...) Iduna Park Hotel ... | O9duly, 1910...{ 8July, 1911 
MircuHsLtt Licenstne Disrrior. 
Major, William J. White Cliffs .| White Cliffs Hotel ... 8 Aug, 1910.( 7 Aug. 1911 
Richardson, Alfred White Cliffs Opal King Hotel wel ade SUL VAb Nees, ees | BeOlal ULy, wanes 
Motona Licensing District. 
Westphalen, Sarah ..| Manildra ... ...| Manildra Hotel | 16 July, 1910...| 15 July, 1911 
Moree Licensixe District. 
Brooker, Catherine Moree Prince of Walesa Hotel «.) 28July, 1910...| 27 July, 1911 
Cavanagh, Ernest C. Pallamallawa Pioneer Hotel ya aly 3 - 5 
Dunshea, Andrew J. W...| Moree hee ice Post Office Hotel Bilis 3 Dinas 7 
Goward, William Moree : Central Hotel 14 Aug, ,, W37Augs 2 
Jurd, Jane ab ...| Watercourse Watercourse Hotel ... 3 JULY pn tpiices ese ULL tes 
Richards, James... ...| Boggabilla.., Boggablla Hotel 18 June, ,, l7 dune; ae 
Shearer, Harriett Merry winebone Avondale Hotel SUA Rae So AUe ons 
Wilson, John ...| Terry-hie-hie Welcome Inn (ae Ms : B55 > 
Morvya Licrysine District. 
Ellis, Thomas... .| Tilba Tilba sae a ...| Tilba Tilba Hotel ... ...{| 15 June, 1910 14 June, 1911 
Hyland, John P.... ...| Nerrigundah 335 ...| Reefers’ Hotel Nee BP A GK 1 uae artim fe FCW Dv ile 
Mupaze Licenstne Disrurcr. 
Hanwright, Charles Lewis and Gladstone sts., Mudgee! Railway Hotel ..( 27 July, 1910...) 26 July, 1911 
Harper, “Charles . Mortimer and Court sts., Mudgee) Mudgee Hotel aeons Fh eRe iss i 
Langbridge, William H.. | Market-street, Mudgee .. Yown Hall Hotel cA letee es ij oi Fa . 
Lynch, Peter ...| Cooyal, near Mudgee | Cooyal Hotel ot alt Grune 15, ; 
MvewiliumBan Licenstne District. 
Collier, Mary... ...| Murwillumbah ..| Australian Hotel ...{ 00 daly, 1920.,.1 29 July, 1911 
Fernandez, Sydney J. ...| Murwillumbah .| Imperial Hotel seal Selon 4 Pe Pigy 4 
Tighe, Ada das ...| Tweed Heads . Hotel Pacifique 4 Aaillig HS Wene FP Laas + 
Wells, Henry W.. ...| Tweed Heads ..., Wells’ Family Hotel us Taare ie a ee x5 
Withford, John .., .| Mullumbimby ... ...| Court House Hotel ... ve) G6 Auge. is, 5 Aug. ,, 
Wulff, Henrich C. .! South Murwillumbah .... Royal Hotel .. Peo POR Aer 8July, , 
Muswertisrcox Lrorxsine District. 
Simpson, Henry W._ ...| Denman ...| Denman Hotel ..| 18 July, 1910...) 17 July, 1911 
Nambucca Licensina District. 
Stewart James N. | Nambucca Heads... . | Commercial Hotel ... ..| 16 July, 1910...) 15 July, 1911 
Sullivan, William C, is | George-street, Bowraville .. Bowra Hotel VANSO! es Sy) sect oOne es Bs 
NaBeaBirl Licknsine Drsrricr. 
O’Neile, Henry W. test Millie’) qifees ee aa ...| Royal Mail Hotel .| 8 Aug., 1910,.. 2 Aug., 1911 
NARRANDERA Licensing DIstTRICcT. 
Carter, Henry S. ...| Whitton ... 3h: ...| Albion Hotel 4 July, 1910... 3 July, 1911 
Moore, Robert D. cf sa EN Point. ahs ...| Punt Hotel .. Site, Ha aga cs 5 
Rooney, Thomas... ...| Morundah.. ie BA ...| Bellevue Hotel Abe - oe i; 
Newcastzne Licrysine DisrRicr. 
Amos, David ...{ Islington ... ...| Hamilton Station Hotel 7 July, 1910..., 6July, 1911 
Bowes, Thomas .. ...{ Stockton ...| Federal Hotel | 10 5 ees ey ms 
Butterworth, Thomas ....| West Wallsend ..| Clyde Inn ... Ea euler % Ca Res: 9 
Crotty, Patrick ... ...| Hern-street, Islington ...| Changing Station Hotel...) 19 June, ,, 18 June, ,, 
Dent, William ... ..| New Lambton ...| Sportsman’s Arms Hotel 3 July, ,, 2July, ,, 
Fox, William R.... ...| Swansea ... a ase ...| Swansea Hotel % 29 ,, as 3, - 
Frew, Alexander... ..-| Rhondda ... Mi bbe .| Rhondda Hotel... 12 cg 7 TT ae ¥ 
Ison, Martha ... ...| Denison-street, Hamilton Universal Hetel i o LOW rf 
Jewell, David M. «-.| Ida-street, Charlestown .. .| Post Office Hotel 12) A Live se 
Limeburner, John Moore; Hunter-street, Newcesbleu ...| Centennial Hotel 14 June, ,, 18 June, , 
McCloskey, Edwin D, Frederick-street, Merewether ...| Beach Hotel ae July, , ..| l4duly, ,, 
Meseeager, George ...| Robertson-street, Carrington ...| Criterion Hotel 8.8; ee 7 si055 m 
North, William H. .-| Lambton .. ve he ...| Reservoir Hotel a 4 ,, Rta est] ieee Nios 8 
Parry, Arthur sul) Derakba ine. ...| Great Northern Hotel Bs b5 eae aes “ 
Russell, William ..-| Glebe-road, Adamstown .| Commercial Hotel . Bikey iS 4% ys 
Tobin, Bridget ... ...| Catherine Hill Bay Wee .».| Wallarah Hotel 3» 9 ee] 2 9g » 
Wheatley, Henry C. ...! Cardiff... bas ve ae! Cardiff Hotel on ll , n vv} 10 4 ” 
Nymaaze Licensrne District. 
Finn, Mary ...| Nymagee ... Commercial Hotel . ...{ 18 July, 1910...{ 12 July, 1911 
Stratford, William J. ...| Cobar-Nymagee road, 21 miles) The Priory Hotel see dune, 9350s 28 sun, 
from Nymagee. 
Nywy@an Licunstne Disteior. 
Galvin, Lawrevce Nymagee-street, ah Commercial Hotel ... w.| 11 July, 1910...{ 10 July, 1911 
Girilambone KE & .| Railway Hotel. Ae el ats LL has othe ¥ 


Hartman, Laura... eee 


fn one lr 


_ Henry, Robert 


94 Ava., 1910.) 


Name of Licensee, 


Desmond, Catherine 
cs 


Gibb, Matihew J. 
Mazoudier, Frederick 


Goswell], Herbert EF. E.., 
Haydon, William D, 
Montgomery, Robert 


Priddle, George .. 
Stubley, Joshua A. 


Anderson, Daniel 


Bush, Walter a6 
O’Connor, Timothy K. ... 


Harrison, William R, .. 
Tazewell, John B. aes 


Bridge, Andrew i. 
Borham, Thompson V. .. 


Brown, Andrew J. 
Dunean, Arthur R. an 
Johnson, John J. to 


Brown, Leslie O.... 
Butters, William L. 


Howard, George V. om 
Richard, Herbert T.... 


Baker, Thomas ... es 


Kilbride, Henry ... 


Dowdall, Frederick G. ...{ 


Hardy, Benjamio ~ 
McGrogan, James 


Hall, Oliver H. ... 

Lee, Alfred 

Peterson, John F. 

Puxty, Alfred E.... ee 
Riddett, Frank H. ee 


Boyd, James D. ... 


Hoskinson, James H. 
Shumack Edward H. 


Small, William ... 


Bonnett, George.. 
Fletcher, Archibald i. 
Hosking, Anthony 


Casey, Denis J. ... 
Cowan, Robert L. 
Murphy, Henry ... 
Sweet, Hdward G. 
O'Dwyer, H. J. .., 
Perkins, John A.... 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 


PUBLIOANS’ LICENSES—continued. 


Situation of House, Sign of House. 


| Anson-street, Orange... 


...| Emu Ploins 
Berg, William H. hae 
Coombe, Frederick A. ... 
Peacock, Arthur L. oes 
Thackeray, Colin W, .. 


.| Long Flat... nee oe 


..{ Yarraman,.. A 
Raymonp TERRACE Licensina Disrriot. 


...| Near Railway Station, mane 


| Stewart’s Brook ... aide pee 


.t Temora .. ee ey as 


..{| Adelong ... ye 


Orange Licenstne DistTRict. 
.. | Standard Hotel ... 


Parxrs Licensine Drsrrict. 


Railway Hotel 
Occidental Hotel ... 


Bogan Gate An oak 
| Clarinda- street, Parkes ... 


PARRAMATTA LICENSING DISTRICT. 


George-street, Belmore ... 
George and Marsden 
Parramatta. 
Tennyson-road, Mortlake 
Tennyson-road, Mortlake 
Argyle-street, Parramatta 


...| St. George’s Hospital 
streets,, Woolpack Hotel 
Palace Hotel seb 
Mornington Hotel ... 
Creasy’s Fumily Hotel 


PeENt1TH LiceNsine District. 
Oriental Hotel 


Katoomba... Lis pee » | The Falls Hotel 
Kooty Hill See ee .| Imperial Hotel 
Katoomta... 56 .| Canington Hotel 
Springwood .| Onental Hotel 


Picron Licgnsinea DisTsRict. 


Club Hetol ... Nae 


Menangle-street, Picton... 
: George Inn ... 


Argyle-street, Picton 
Port Macqvuaniz Licenstnc DistRrIoT, 

..| Traveller’s Rest Hotel 

QUEANBBYAN LicENsING DistRIoT. 

{ Miner’s Arms Hotel 


Aa #4 Sutton Hotel 
. Gata Liornstnc DisrRict. 


Captain’s Flat... 
Sutton 


..{ Yarraman Hotel 


Ward’s River... Non Ward’s Hotel River... 
RicHMOND River Licensine@ DisrRicr. 


Sandilands ee van Sandilands Hotel 
Casino ae a Commonwealth Hotel 
Tatham Tatham Hotel 


Rypr Licensine District. 

Railway Hotel 

Brooklyn ... aise “ 

Hotel. 

Peat’s Ferry 48 Brooklyn Hotel 

Burdett-street, Hornsby... Railway Hotel 
Scone Licenstnea District. 


..| Commercial Hotel ... 
Cosmopolitan Hotel... 


Moonan Brook ... wae? 


SHOALHAVEN LiceNnsInG DISTRICT. 
Ay Commercial Hotel ... 
SINGLETON Licenstna District. 


Jerry’s Plains... Ke ...] Commercial Hotel .., 
George-street, Singleton... ...| Royal Hotel... 
TamwortH Licensina DIsTRicr. 
| Tmperia! Hotel a 
Railway Hotel S86 
Locomotive Hotel ... 
Pattersall’s Hotel 


Tomerong... 


Manilla .., aie 
Attunga A 
West L'amworth . 
Peel-street, Tamworth 


as 
Seas 


Manilla oA Royal Hotel... 
Trmora Licensina DIsTRiot. 
vf Ardlethan, Warri sis London Hotel 


Ariah Park Hotel 
Narraburra Hotel ... 


Ariah Park eee 
Narraburra ae, 


Royul Hotel... ee 
TENTERFIELD LiceNnstIna D1sTRIctT. 


Commercial Hotel ... 


| a ate nt te: 
Terminus Hotel 


Tenterfield x aor a 
Wilson’s Dowaiall ae 


Tumut Licensine DisrRicr. 


Adelong Hotel 


Killarney, near Tomut me .| Killarney Hotel... 


Grahamstown ... ...| Cosmopolitan Hotel.. 
Wynyard-street, Tumut... ...| Royal Hotel .. , 
Adelong Court House Hotel .. 


Adelong aoe os ct ‘| Post Office Hotel... 


Hawkesbury River “Railway ray 


Coach and Horses Hotel 


4675 


Period of License. 


From | To 


.. | 26 July, 


30 June, 
18 July, 


.. | 27 June, 
27 ” 


16 July, 
7» 
see) Rate 
wi dT, 
deci,’ 


. 


6 July, 
Boal das Me 


«| 29 July, 


es | 24 July, 
2 


” 


{ 2 July, 


..{ 9 July, 


20 July, 


26s, 
21 


3? 


3 July, 


spilaeeiateias 
Apalled Roki ain 


...| 6 June, 
| 17 July, 


29 duly, 


| 22 July, 
Zi tees 


...| 20 June, 


21, 

8 July, 
| 8 ”» 
NBs FE 

14 July, 
25 55 
4k, 
1g 

6 July, 
7 » 
The 

.. | 80 July, 
24 ,, 
24 ,, 
on, | EM 5p 
4 ,, 
13 


18 June, 


1910 , ty 25 July, 1911 

1910 “| 24 June, 1911 
V7 di wly sans 

1910...) 25 June, 1911 
” | 26 ” ” 
pee OAD, f55 
” era 18 ”» ” 
” mer 10 bed ” 


1910..{ 15 July, 1911 


G ” ”? 


soaiuine 14 ” 
” 16, ” 
Z 


1910..{ 5 July, 1911 
” Si8) 15 bb) ” 


..| 28 July, 1911 


SAr0r 23 July, 1911 
Relies 


1910...{ IJuly, 1911 
1910...| 8 July, 1911 
1910...{ 19 July, 1911 
» | 25 3” 3 
a 20 ” ” 


1910... 17 June, 1911 
Aneel teed LLY shu. 
” i 22 ” oD 
» 17 » ” 
1910. 5 June, 1911 
sa LO Sly Ves 


” | 26 » ” 
1910 .; 19 June, 1911 
” 20 ” ” 

35 tale Mess, 

” 7 bP) ” 

n ] 2 ” ” 


1910:,., 18 July, 1911 


fe 24, ” 

” 13 ” 

” ll ted ” 
1910. 5 July, 1911 

Hee Oly ” 

n 6 ” ” 
1910...] 29 July, 1911 

” . 23 ” ” 

” 23 ” »” 

” 13 ” » 

” 13 ” ” 


4676 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 


[24 Ava, 1910. 


Name of Licensee, 


O'Toole, Walter P, 


Devlin, Bridget .., 
Hoban, James B. 


Galvin, Alfred G. 
Ritchie, Leslie 8. 


Garlick, Isaac .., 


Cross, Donald R.... 
Lowe, Matthew H, 


Nash, John W. ... 


Barton, George R. 
Head, Joseph ... 


Kenna, Norah ... °° 


Barton, Grainger 
Forrest, Mary J.... 
Tvers, James a6 
Ivers, John “3 
Killip, George H. 
Livermore, William 
Muir, Andrew ... 
Webb, Edward C. 
Whittle, Henry A. 


Denison, Mary ... 
Leary, John 


Phipps, Laura ... 
Wamsley, John T. 


Ussher, James F. 
Williams, George 


Barrett, Andrew J. 
Bullman, James... 
Hanson, William C. 


Mackrell, Robert Mc. F... 
Roberts, Owen L. Bi 


Shiskds, Michael.. 
Wheeler, William. 


Walsh, Nicholas... 


PUBLICANS’ LICENSHS—continued. 


Situation of House. Sign of House. 


URALLA Lacenstna DisTrricr. 


...{ Bendemeer eee Ny ...| Hederal Hotel aA 


Urana Licensing Disrrrcr. 


“2h Lockhart ... eee otk ...| Green’s Gunyah Hotel 
Urana vee wad ee Commercial Hotel ... 


Waaea WaAcaa Licensine Districr. 


Humula ...° 


‘| Baylis- -street, Wagga Wagga 


Royal National Hotel 
White Horse Hotel... 


WaRREN Licensine Disraricr. 


..f Trangie 4. ote 0 .| Royal Hotel... ae 


WARIALDA Licgnsina Disreiot. 


...( Wallangra na Ba ...| MeIntyre Hotel 40 
Coolatai ... ie sae ..| Coolatai Hotel a 
...| Graman ... bee ae Graman Hotel 


Were Waa Lioznsrine Disrricr. 


.| Rose-street, Wee Waa Club House Hotel ... 
col eal hip (these aN .| Imperial Hotel 
..| Alma-street, Wee Waa mi, .| Albion Hotel 


WeLtineton Licensing Disrricr. 


.| Jawbone ... 4h aM .| Fairview Hotel 
...| Mumbil ... oH iia ...| Royal Hotel... : 
.| Wellington Flat . Ne ...| Australian Hotel ... 


...| Stuart Town ee 
...| Maughan-street, Wellington 
...| Maughan-street, Wellington 
-..| Swift-street, Wellington... 

.| Lee-street, Wellington ... 
Maughan-street, Wellington 


Railway Hotel af 
..| Court House Hotel ... 
.| Bederal Hotel 5 ee 
Muir’s Hotel 400 
...| Railway Hotel 

.| Exchange Hotel 


WENTWORTH LIcENsiINGa DistrRicr. 


...| Hllerslie, Wentworth ... ...| Ellerslie Hotel 
Wentworth ae ty ..| Commercial Hotel ... 


Wrinpsor. Licensine DIsrRiot. 


...| Exchange Hotel 


...| North Richmond... ! 
..| Hawkesbury Hotel ... 


Wiseman’s Ferry... sas 


Woutongona Licenstne District. 


Scarborough see eid a Scarborough Hotel ,. 
Clifton 4. ats ’ .| Imperial Hotel 


WYAtona Licensina DISTRICT. 


es) sh ...| Metropolitan Hotel.., 
...| West Wyalong ... a0 ...| Post Office Hotel 

..| West Wyalong ... fe ...| Lattersall’s Hotel 
Ungarie ve nk ...| Wollongough Hotel 


West Wyalong 


Grand Central Hotel 
..| Royal Hotel... toh 
.| Queensland Hotel ... 


Central Wyalong... oa 
Barmedman sp: ae 


a Wyalong ... vee nas 


Yass Liozensina DIsTRICT. 


.| Gunning ... bee sh .| Frankfield Hotel 


PACKET LICENSES. 


THE following Return of Packer Lroznsrs, which have been issued from Ist to 31st July, 1910, under the 
Act, 1898,” and “Liquor (Amendment) Act, 1905,” is published for general information :— 


nn 


Name of Vessel, 


Hillmeads ... 
Namoi 


Class We. 


_ Name of Licenses, Where trading. 


‘5 25 July, ae 24 July, 
aes 3 ” yo otee 2 ” 
| SJduly, 1910...) 7 July, 
| 27 duly, 1910,..{ 26 July, 
24 July, 1910...) 23 July, 
27 » | 26, 
19 ,, » 18 5 
11 July, 1910...) 10 July, 
TiN es Met ond nd hon 
30 be ee) ae 29 re 
21 July, 1910...) 20 July, 
LO aes i ees 
2 ” 8 8 EE] 
2 ” ” | 1 ” 
ih ” ” 5 » 
9 ” ” é ” 
al oy » 26 5, 
26 2? ” 25 ” 
7 3D ” 6 2» 
wo| Gdaly, 1910. 5 July, 
if 14 Aug, 4, sf 13 Aug, 
“a 22 July, 1910,../ 21 July, 
Bt vas eae 
“| 19 July, 1910,..| 18 July, 
ais ee Weta Cw 
18 July, 1910,.,| 17 July, 
19 June, ,, ...| 18 June, 
19 Fa Re 4 
18 July, reg Med tie Suly, 
Ai lO dune, 4, , | 18 dune, 
«| 14duly, ,, 13 July, 
| 18.3 ” 17. y 
».| 18 July, 1910... 12 July, 
| Period of License. 
> From . To 


Period of License, 
From | To 
wo} OS duly, 1910...) 4Jualy, 1911 


1911 


“ Liquor 


IIT Basclain, Frank ... 
II Nilssen, Nils M. ,.. 


.| Sydney to Eden 
«| Sydney, 
| Point Danger. 


| 


11 July, 1910 ... 


Twofold Bay, and| 27 n ” 


10 July, 1911 


26 


” 


aw 


24 Ava, 1910.] 


—_— 


THE following Return of Oonontar Wire lL 
80K,” and “ me (Amendme iit) aon 108, a 


"i Liqu: wr Act, 


Name of Licences. 


Hanlon, John.., Sey 


Nardi, Guiseppe 
Paddon, James 


Reeves, Joseph J. 


oo 


Jaques, Alfred 8. 


vee 


Bannigan, Francis J. 
Dryen, Samuel 

Frenz, Octavia A. .., 
Harris, Alexander M. 
Hempel, Carl A. Ave 
Heywood, William EH. 
Jay, Susannah D. 
Morris, William 
Steinberg, David 


ove 


Croft, Herbert 


soe 


‘Stibbard, Harriet E.... 


ooo 


McGarry, Robert 


O'Neil, John ... 


Elbra, Rupert J. 


Houghton, John T. 


Wilcozson, Arthur .. 


Braun, Louis .. ine 
Monds, Thomas Ambrose 


Lambert, John M. ... 
O’ Brien, Margaret 


Parker, Murdoch 


eee 


Alexander, Barbara L. 
Aroney, Nielis 
Bierschenk, Peter... 
Birks, Wilfred 8. 
Blair, William 


Bryant, Henry thee 
Burns, James... a 
Cannon, Charles ay 
Casimaty, Peter 

Charles, John ee 


Chinnery, John EK, ... 
Comino, John 
Comino, Nicholas A. 
Comino, Zachariah .,.. 
Connorty, Edward H. 
Costa, Jack ... Ste 
Coupland, John R. 
Cowley, Charles ae 
Cranston, James 
De Luca, Angelo 
De Luca, Antonia... 
Divola, Domenico... 
Downton, Charles Page 
Dyson, Frank T. ... 
Kasterbrook, John T. 
Farr, Rodolph 
Ferguson, Henry 
Gardner, Walter J, 
Genders, William... 
Glover, David A. ... 
Glover, Juhn T. 


anne ne ee 


COLONIAL WINE LICENSES. 


ORN SHE, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 


mre 


La an ee enemies 


Period of License. 


4677 


which have been issued from the 1st to 31st July, 1910, under the 
is pablished for Ropers information :-— 


Situation of Pramisen, ae 
a ¥rom | To 
Azrpury Licrnsrne Disrrioz. 
...{ Eight Mile Creek, Thurgoona_ .., few ...| 28 July, 1910 +,,.| 27 July, 1911 
Bauitina Lioznsrne Disteior. 
New Italy .. cides CE, Sina 5July, 1910 ...( 4 duly, 1911 
Evans River Heads. 8 ae LY Gee 3 10°. ” 
Bingara LICENSING Diaehtod, 
...| Abbey Green, Dinoga ow ot ..| 20 July, 1910 -,.., 19 July, 1911 
BRISBANE WatEeR Licensrina Disterot. 
Ourimba ne ue wn ye ..{ 5July, 1910 ...] 4July, 1911 
Broxen Hirt Liceysrna Disrrior. 
...| Chapple-street, North Broken Hill 18 July, 1910 17 July, 1911 
...| Bismuth and Wolfram streets, Broken Hill 20 =, \ nee 2 
...| Piper-street, South Broken Hill.. as Alo ee 93 » 16 4 » 
...| Thomas and Oxide streets, Broken Hill om Ldn ss fe 18”, » 
..| 207 Argent-street, Broken Hill ,., waaay, aly koe 96 fi Pauly e Laney ” 
. Blende-street, Rigen Hill bs Bs Weald sy Hf 14, ” 
...| Argent and Garnet streets, Broken Hin rete 5g Pe Li h cge ”» 
...| Patton-street, South Broken Hill bia 26. y 715 ” 
Patton-streot, South Broken Hill ace SE aS Tare i ST sy ” 
CooTAMUNDEA Licensine DisvTRict. 
..| Parker-street, Cootamundra Re wae ..{ 27 July, 1910 ...| 26 duly, 1911 
Guisan Innes Licensina Drsvrictr. ; 
eleDamded: «i ay..: on Mg ie AY | 11 July, 1910 ...] 10 duly, 1911 
Harrier Licensine Disreior. 
...| Mount Victoria to Jenolan Caves road, Hartley{ 20 July,1910 ,..| 19 July, 1911 
Hitieroys Licensrina Disrrret. 
..| George’s Creek... ats ee we emf 17 uly, 1910 ...| 16 July, 1911 
InverzLy Liomnsive DistRror. 
Gilgai Ney noe nah ae | 10 Suly, 1910 ...|° 9 Suly, TOLL 
JERILDERIE Licensine DristRiot, 
...| Tocumwal , Ms ae aa | 17 duly, 1910 ...{ 16 July, 1911 
Tivenecee Lioznsing DisrRicr. 
...| Macquarie-street, Liverpool use | 24Jduly,1910 ,,.| 28 July, 1911 
Maoctray River Licenstna DistRict. 
w{ Clybucca ... Tae MERCY ( 24 July, 1910...) 28 July, 1911 
...| Smith-street, Kempsey His vee 22 5, os ei 21 ei 
Mairianp Licenstna Diesrrrot. 
.. { Harper’s Hill, Greta ie wae ate 3July,1910 ..} 2July, 1911 
...| Bishop’s Bridge... set NS oe bot 24, 7 : | 28 + 
Manyine River Licunsrna Disteior. 
Victoria-street, Taree 3. ae ..| 17 July, 1910...) 16 July, 1911 
Merrroporiran Lropnsine DIsTRiot. 
16 Albermarle and Denison streets, Newtown ...| 24 July, 1910 ...| 23 July, 1911 
...| 9 Alfred-street, Circular vel we od 16.55; a Bae pee tial re ~ 
...| 87 Market-street, Sydney .. sue ro 23, i nha a) ae nS 
...| 65 Botany-road, Waterloo ae ve 1D ty,, = Ae <a 
...| 247 New South Head road, Paddington HAZS 15, ‘5 QT hye he 
.| Arden-street, Randwick see 12) ” 13 en Fy) 
...| 289 Darling-street, Ralmain ae DOG By eal See i 
.| 379 Dowling-street, Moore Park, Sydney 15 y ¥ Si as a 
235 Pitt-street, Sydney .... ‘ 19 ,, ” LS oy, ” 
106 Walker- street, North Sydney. 6c PALL a a TABOO 5 » 
.| 22 Hunter-street, Sydney.. es se i See x ea LEE, Hs 
...| 86 Oxford-street, Syduey ... : a LS; “ A Tecan i 
...| 104 King-street, Sydney ... ‘a es pel ie is ys) re 55 
..| 136 Pitt-street, Sydney <a ap oe i is sh 1873; ay 
...| 1 Botany-street, Redfern ... we i 20 , a Rate: LO tes co 
»..| Mosman’s Bay . see oe oe 10 ” ” oo 9 ” ” 
...| 48 Pitt-street, Sydney Bee oe abt 7 3 20 * F\ 
...| 580 George-street, Sydney aie ent) LOM ess zs T5av at 
...| Abercrombie and Cleveland streets, | SV QMEV sesh | 5 » Gas fs 
38 Park-atreet, Sydney ... bi Pepi 40 i an 9 role thee gy 
103 King-street, Sydney ... nae hi AS hae rf LS eS 
57 Erskine-street, Sydney... Toe Pa ets 13, ” [120 ,, ” 
234 George-street, Sydney , “ DOW 55 » ves|) LS He ‘yy 
33 Rowe-streeb, Sydney ... : aan LA 5 ef Ha Li x 
...| 65 Corso, Manly ... ey, es vee 14 ” ~/ 1s, ” 
...| 9 Pitt-street, Sydney —,.. \ f BS... ” 22 ” 
--| Greendale, via Manly _... ada ae sal os ss Bh hg; 9 
378 Darling-street, Balmain Ny ine PS IR 33 Bas, a 
...| 49 Palace-street, Petersham Va tes Aig 4 ver ae! eye ir 
| LOL Phillip- atreet, Sydney emf Ed: ys . 16 “ts on 
...| Windsor and Elizabeth streets, Paddington pt io Os cosy 3 


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Hart, Philip ... . 
Henwood, Joseph eee 
Herridge, Frank dae 
Israel, Benjamin a 
Kelly, William eee 
King, Frederick M. ... 
Lassetter, Henrv B. ... 
Leggatt, Marjory M.... 
Tinmark, Harry 
Loschiavo, Guiseppe 
McCarthy, Patrick ... 
McDonald, Richmond 
McDonnell, John ... 
McWilliam, John J. 
Macree, John aes 
Mandelson, Nathan ... 
Martin, Andrew Ty. pe 
Meier, John ... af 
Moir, William : 
Munford, Charles F.... 
Newman, Charles A. 
O’Connell, Ellen 
O’Shea, John A. ans 
Overhall, John : 
Pic; Peter)... 508 
Poinsenet, Emile Baa 
Price, George os 
Puig, Peter... tee 
Purcell, James 
Reitam, Antonino 
Rhodes, Benjamin ... 
Ritchie, William R. ... 
Rogers, William T. . 
Shannon, Patrick ... 
Shirley, John H. 
Siddens, John 
Stephen, Francis J. 
Tansey, Ann ... 


Thornton, Henry Rowland & 


Tonkin, Letitia D. A 
Toohey, Patrick J. ... 
Watt, Lizzie ... at 
White, Patrick T. ... 
Wocd, Robert ; 

Woodhill, George Tee 
Wright, Sumuel one 
Zimmerman, Carl ... 


Irvine, Joseph, senior 


Bruen, Anna ... 
Skuthorpe, James 


Noonan, Walter sod 
Siebert, George A. ... 
Roéth, Adam ,., hos 
Roth, Louis ... AX 


England, Marmaduke 


Petherbridge, Thomas Samuel 


Poyner, John HE. ,, 
James, George ave 
Britton, William J. ... 
Bambach, John ne 


Benson, James : 
Crowley, Timothy ... 


Brazel, Samuel A. ... 
Krechler, Joseph H.... 


COLONIAL WINH LICHNSHS—continued. 
Cie Aa) OOO Ge kip A Den AL ae Period of License. 
Situation of Premises, 
| From To 
Merroporiran Licensine District—continued. 
460, ...| Circular Quay, Sydney .., aap ne ...| 10 July, 1910 9 July, 1911 

ye 99 Oxford-street, Waverley Ss es ree! LD UG; Sie, 2 
aide ...| 225 Victoria-street, Sydney “A oe TALLY \ dey A TOs; 5 
RS ...| 16 Goulburn-street, Sydney nee ani sent LO. sees “s Bho fi ide bee ” 

: ...| Doncaster-avenue, Kentington .., Sa8 Borne: Dees is 23 Cs, + 
bikie ...| 142 King-street, Sydney a5 ie peas het, 44 Lae, r 
Nae ‘...| 417 George-street, Sydney Be, he Fy gr Mie “3 seit: LO iss ie 
bo Beach and Bream streets, Coogee a40 Borie mee én et | cel pays & 

Bf Oatley Bay, Oatley een Ben Rea sO las LO +) 

: ...| 60 Park-street, Sydney ... vee te SO oe. 19, a3 F 

A ...| 400 Elizabeth-street, Sydney... Ane As al ies 3 * ile oS 

...| 17 Ben Boyd road, Neutral Bay... a Pr fae # LGaae He 
...| 200 William-street, Sydney b's ae vee] 26 el ‘5 aol Os 3 

es ...| 101 Hlizabeth-street, Sydney... pies renee Cakes O53 ancl Oss ff 

ee .| 45 Corso, Manly ... se ci ied. nates = Hs eS J ee re 
don Marrickville- road, Marrickville .. a lp ess 3 2bie; 5 

AB ...| Sydney-road, Manly abs ate a5 en ad Oye; . 1S oe. Er 
eee ...| 68 Castlereagh-street, Sydney ... vos Seat pele ces A JOR z 

6h ...| 186 New Canterbury road, Petersham ... Sea Ric ang ys a asi a < 

G3 ...| 251 Parramatta-road, Leichhardt He R cial aga! Osea . rag Dieses os 
se ...| 202 Mllitary-road, North Sydney 38 re aA ee . Peek ites er) 

ee ...| 73 Woolcott-street, Sydney Se aus S65) 2d Ye rH Pic oar i 

; 7 Park-street, Sydney ct : 5 a Rs is sd eel 

5 118 George-street, Camperdown... Day Boot ALO. aes as ret hes 45 

t 215 George- -street, Syduey bx en sea ek coe on Rives i 

on 155 Bathurst-street, Sydney, ... AS hess . 14° i, " 
tee Cleveland and Boundary streets, Darlinghurst... Wa a 16 " 

43 ...| 517 and 523 George-street, Sydney aa ve] 14 April, } ss: he April, ° - 

4 ...| Ocean-street, Woollahra ; Ate Pella Sill vay tare; pool late Ya obey 

: 138 King- street, Sydney ... a Xap eel Geld Soy A, coh Gia A 

ba 187 Wilson- street, Newtown ... es pea sje 5 sea a eae ms 

‘5 ...| Forest-road, Hurstville ... bee aH AS SWE tes 2 ave 20' as ‘s 
is my Rastern-avenne! Kensington he we seal Cae. n Ae Bi ey 3 
wh 510 Cleveland-street, Sydney... oe SSS pL RE bs aeLO es - 

m Rowntree and Bay streets, Balmain a RD Leer. = 20-5 3 

; ...| 95-97 Glebe-road, Glebe ae ot AAI AO) as 5 Paar ° 
ss ...| 62 Foveaux-street, Sydney Sey tects eeel ad Onaias 3 Serie Pa 5 

...| 215 Devonshire-street, Sydney ... ‘igs Wes b aL a ss 4 ae pO Laas x 

...| Crown and Collins streets, pass a5 roel mle das . 16°=5, i 
ooo .... 598 George-street, Sydney : 5h ioral LT es 3 LG hs, 3 

: ...| Erskine and Kent streets, Sydney bn seAeLO ass m Ae fie I Mas is 

: ...| 186 & 188 Harris-street, Sydney... nha so al icra = cel BO) Eee a 
i --.| Corso, Manly Ne bee his ate O Bee 5 Lg sf s 
ie Sep OSD) Darling: -street, Balmain BoE ate Seal Daley B 200 3 
au ...| 117 Bondi-road, Bondi acs an ae A SOR re «| 2OA _ 
34 ...| 210 King-street, Newtown a ae 20 4, P Pra fee Sela) s 
tee vee} 884 Oxford-street, Woollahra ... nee sae Bes i. eahteanes uf 

Motong Licensine District. 
A .| Toogong ... ae eee oe vee | 13 July, 1910 ..., 12Jduly, 1911 
Morze Licensine District. 
¢ “o ...| Kunopia ... Ae S00 see 468 ...| 21 July, 1910 20 July, 1911 
: ee .| Bingerang ... 580 ra tee ax ei acres ; PAO bs 
Movers Licensing DIsterot. 

x“ ese VATU ee. san ™~ Be ..( 12duly, 1910 ll July, 1911 
53 as Market- street, Mudgee ee We ANG She anak Py Le, a 
...| Cassilis-road, near Mudgee A an Sealiehet 9955 35 ih I eee 5 
ae8 ...| Canadian, near Mudgee ... ae Aas all 23 le 55 i wes ees eS 

Namsvcca LicEnsine DISTRICT, 
seo »..| Deep Creek... yo is sis ox -e, Ld Aug., 1910. ,,.) Siduly, stoi 
NewcastLe Licznsine DIsTRicr. 
..-| Market-street, Newcastle ... ace eos ...( 24 July, 1910 ...) 23 July, 1911 
ce Cockle Creek a one ae Set roel Ladys ; ee Dating 5 
Penzirn Licensine District. 
veo »».| Katoomba-street, Katoomba ae 453 ..| SJuly, 1910 ...{ 7 July, 1911 
Qurzinpt Licensine Disrriot. : 
a ..{ George-street, Quirindi ... a on | 28 July, 1910 ,,.| 22 July, 1911 
Raymonp Terrace Licenstna DistRIoT. 
oe ...,| Nine Mile, Stroud-road ... om vt, ..{ 29 July, 1910 ....| 28July, 1911 
SinareTon Licensinea Disteict. 
“ -.( Belford ... vee ae eg ...{ 26 July; 1910 ...| 25 July, 19]1 
4 Belford eee oon ee vee oor eee 22 ” ” 21 ” ” 
Tamworth LicEnsine Disirror. 

v2 sya) Niangala 12,5 ie Sao 16 July, 1910 ...| Q9July, 1911 

He ve Peel- street, Tamworth et, as 17 Pe 3 IGFs " 


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Rin caste ce WINE LICHNSES—continued. 


Period of License. 


Name of Licensee. Situation of Premises. Sian os 
From |. To 
TUMBARUMBA Licensine DISTRICT. 
Reed, George H. 3h: ae ...{ Parade, Tumbarumba _ ... sia ocr ..., L7 July, 1910 ...| 16 July, 1911 
Tumour Licznsina Disreior. 
Schone, Gustay Pe a ..| Sylven-street, Adelong... Re ra ..| 24 July, 1910 ...| 283 July, 1911 
WELLINGTON LicknsinG DISTRICT. 
Bracken, Bridget... ved ..| Wellbang ... wee ag ..{ 11 July, 1910 ...| 10 July, 1911 
Davis, Linda ... Ley oF ...| Nanima Gcbakes Wellington ne PAY ip 33 ecle Lier; " 
Swan, Charles A... So | Percy and Gisborne streets, Wellington | 25° " pale teensy i 
\ 


BREWERS’ LICENSES. 


THE following Return of Brewers’ Licansns, which have been issued from the tat to 31st July, 1910, under the “ Liquor 
Act, 1898,” and “Liquor (Amendment) Act, 1905,” is published for general information :— 


Period of License. 
Name of Licensee. Situation of Premises. 
From To 
Broxen Hitt Licenstne Court. 
Bryant, George B. ... hs ..{ Suburban portion 64, Broken Hill ate ..{ 21 July, 1910 ...{ 20 July, 1911 
Tremora LicrensIne CouRT. 
Tewksbury, Aiphonso R. ... ..| Upper Temora ... sa: oe Nae | 24 July, 1910 ...| 23 July, 1911 


i 


SPIRIT MERCHANTS’ LICENSES. 


THE following Return of Sprerv MercHants’ Licenses, which have been issued from the Ist to 3lst July, 1910, under 
the “ Liquor Act, 1898,” and “ Liquor (Amendment) Act, 1905,” is published for general information :— 


Period of License. 


Name of Licenses. Situation of Premises. — = 
From To 
Arsury Licenstne DIsTRIOCT. 
Stoyles, William A. .., see ...| Henty wae eae noe 06 fc ...| 25 June, 1910...) 24 June, 1911 
Bovr«e Licensina District. 
Hales Limited eee wae .. | Oxley-etreet, Bourke as nce ies ..| 830 July, 1910 .,.| 29 July, 1911 


Broxen Hitn Licznsineé DIstTRIctT. 


Bryant, George B. ... Ss ...{ Allotment 11, section 42, Broken Hill . .| 19 July, 1910 ...{ 18 July, 1911 


Gordon, Louis Cvs sae ...| William-street, Broken Hill ad ay ba agen se is | 26. MS FP 


Cassizis Licensina DIstTRict. 


Farner, James we vee ...| Binnia-street, Coolak —... ee A ...| 18 July, 1910 } 17 July, 1911 
MetRoporiTaNn Licensiné D1sTRict. 
Balchin, Arthur ~e bre ...| Pitt and Bond streets, Sydney ... ag ..{ 16 July, 1910 ...) 15 July, 1911 
Israel, Benjamin... ae _..| Goulburn and Sussex streets, Sydney ... peel moeA0 Taare ot eet A ss 2 
Puckle, Horace S., trading as the) £4a Pitt-street, Sydney ... She By! oral USiaas x Fl apa i, 
Castellina Wine Co. 
Rae, John A.. ar Bs ...| Basement, 76 Pitt-etreet, Sydnéy a eal L Ghee. 35 Ae 15 “é M6 
Weatgarth, Ronald 23: 108 Pitt-street, Sydney ... “ii ree ELON iss He el ALS i 
Rowlands, EB. seteeaipiins (Timited) Burns and Little Hay streets, Sydney ey Cr Migl S aae we ie 18 y # 
Westphal, Frederick .. arr Pitt and Bridge streets, Sydney .. nc ee Olas a ale aie Fe 


NARBANDERA LICENSING DISTRIRBT. 


...| Hast-street, Narrandera ... Ne as ..{ 21 July, 1910 


20 July, 1911 


Richards, Solomon & Co. 


NEwcastne Licensine DisTRIcT. 


Petherbridge, Thomas Samuel ...( Market-street, Newcastle ... “he ive | 24 July, 1910 ...) 23 July, 1911 


PARRAMATTA Licensine DIsTRIcT. 


Rawlinson, Septimus G. «. ...{ Church-street, Parramatta aise ae ...| 15 July, 1910 14 July, 1911 


Wacea Waaea Licersrna District. 


Headley, Henry 8. ... ae ...( Wagga Wagga... a¥ ae ae ..{ Sduly, 1910 ...{ 4 July, 1911 


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"BILLIARD AND BAGATELLE LICENSES, 


THE following Return of BrinmIARD AND BAGATELLE LICENSES, 
” and which expire on the 31st Decomber, 1910, ispublished for goneral 


1910, under the “ Billiards and Bagatelle Act, 1902, 
information — 


which have been issued from the 1st to 31st Jaly, 


Bote 


Name of Licensee. | Situation and Sign of Houge. 


Nature of 


wie puma lh. Nature of 


Name of Licensee, | Situation and Sign of House, hieense, 


Barina Licensina DIstRIct. 


McDonald, Angus H...{ Miners’ Arms Hotel, Broad- | Billiard. 
| water. 


BALRANALD LiIcENSING DISTRICT. 


Watson, Ernest A. ..{ Royal Hotel, Court-street,| Billiard. 
Balranald. 


Baruurst Licenstna Disrrict. 


Shanahan, Margaret,..| Club House Hotel, Rockley.. { Billiard. 


Berrima Licensina District. 


Hedlund, Selim F. ...| Exchange Hotel, Mittagong] Billiard. 
Cassrnis Liornsine District. 
Fulton, Henry J. ...{ Royal Hotel, Coolah Billiard. 
CoBaR Licensing Disrrict. 
Brabner, William  ...] Court House Hotel, Cobar...| Billiard. 
Conpoxsornin LicEnstna Dristrror. 
McIntosh, George Australian Hotel, Bathurst-| Billiard. 
street, Condobolin. 
CoonaMBLE Licensine District. 
Wallace, George . ...| Miller-street, Gilgandra ...| Billiard. 


Corowa Licrenstna DistTRicT. 


Clark, William J.. Australian Hotel, 
street, Corowa. 


Deryiniguin Licensina District. 
Kepert, Victor R. _...{ Barratta-street, Moulamein. | Billiard. 


Sanger-| Billiard. 


Downe Licensine District. 


Cork, Thomas J. .| Star Hotel, Milton ... ...| Billiard. 
Hartitzy Licensine District. 
Pilcher, Charles .| Main-street, Lithoow .| Billiard. 
Smith, Harry... e..| Jenolan Caves Hotel, Jenolan| do 
Caves. 
Hay Liornsina Distrrior. 
Murphy, Edward J....| Gunbar Hotel, Gunbar _...| Billiard, 
Invegett Licenstne District. 
Thomas, Frederick C.| Central Hotel, Inverell _ ...| Billiard. 


JERILDERIE LICENSING DISTRIOT. 


Donkin, John 


McRae, Augustus Court House Hotel, Jerilderie| do 


Lismore Licensina Disrriot. 
McQuilty, William a Nimbin, near Lismore 


Iunes John McL. _...| Meninya-street, Mo: 
Newcastie Licensina DIstTRIcT. 


...| Terminus Hotel, Tocumwal... Billiard. 


i ] Billiard. 


Maciean Licensina Disrrict. 


Hardie, Walter Harwood Hotel, Harwood ..,{ Billiard. 
McCristal, Michael . “| Morpeth Hotel, Harwood we hay 


MAITLAND Licensina DISTRICT. 


‘Lierney, Bernard — ...| Commercial Hotel, Branxton) Billiard’ 


MoaMa Liornsina DisTRIcr. 


Meninya-street, Moama _...| Billiard. 


Cogan, John V. Merewether Hotel, Mere-) Billiard. 

wether. 

..| Sportsmans’ Arms Hotel, do 
Hobart-rd., New Lambton. do 

Charlestown Hotel, Charles- do 
town. 


.| Killingworth-road, Estellville| do 


Dent, William 
Jewell, William 8. 


Richardson, John H.,. 


Parkes Licensina District. 


Bird, Thomas G, ...| Trundle pat res 


Paterson Licensina District. 


Phelts, Thomas G. Commercial Hotel, Prince-| Billiard. 


street, Paterson. 
Penritu Licrensine District. 


Stokes, George ...{ Railway-parade, Leura 


Port Macqvariz Licensineg District. 
Gleeson, James 


QUEANBEYAN Licrensinc District. 
Ward, John W. 


...{ Bungendore ... ah ...| Billiard. 


TamorA Licensine Disrrict. 


Trollope, William A...| Ariah Park ... ...| Billiard, 


Wacea Waaca Liozunstxa Disrricr. 
Jones, John W. ...| The Rock 


Wateetr Licensine District. 


...| Tattersall’s Hotel, Collaren-| Billiard. 
dabri. 


Warren Licensina Dis?Ricr. 
King, John ... 

Wire Waa Licensrina District. 
Houlahan, William ,..} Burren Junction 


..| Billiard. 


Goldberg, Solomon 


...| Trangie-street, Nevertire .. | Billiard. 


.. | Billiard. 


Wortongone Licoensine District. 


Birch, David ... Thirroul ...| Billiard. 


AUCTIONEERS’ LICENSES. 


THE following Return of AvctionErERs’ LicensEs, which have been issued from Ist to 31st July, 1910, upon Certificates 
granted at Special Meetings, under the “ Auctioneers’ Licensing Act of 1898,’' and which expire on the Sist December, 1910, 


is published for general information :— 


Name of Licensee. District, Nature of 
License. 
Murphy, Theodore P.... ...| Bathurst ... ...| District. 
Greenhalgh, Joseph .| Bellingen ... eer do 
McKidd, William H. A. JOBING aTAn jess Bai do <! 
Anderson, Alexander F. .| Burwood ... ...| General. 
Badgery, George M. Burwood ... cae do 
Badgery, Harrie M. ...| Burwood .., wae do 
McCarthy, John H. ... Coonamble ... | District. 
MeJenkins, William F. .| Burwood , ail do 
Crockett, William G. ... Beal Captextnandia ...| General. 
New, Géorge W. eee ...| Dubbo E ...| District. 
Brydon, Thomas Ae ...| Glen Innes a do 
Condon, Martin ; ...| Glen Innes is do 
McShane, Henry A. .... Glen Innes te do 
Durie, Robert ... 1)" etratton®) <, a do 
Lawson, Leonard CO. ven] GHRBEton “hee. a do 
Sargent, Ernest H. | Grafton 4, ie do 
Dale, Charles S. es ...| Gunnedah... ve do. % 
Culley, Henry L. ie ..:| Hay BA do 
Walton, Thomas H. aa Maitland . oe do 


| Name of Licensee. District. ene 
Douglas, Harry B. ... ...| Moama ; ...| District. 
Baker, Albert as ...| Murwillumbah ... do 
Bergin, Joseph J... ...| Murwillumbah  ... do 
Cundall, James A. Murwillumbah ... do 


.| Murwillumbah .., ‘ado 
Newtown ... «| General. 
...| North Sydney ... do 
...| Nyngan ..| District. 


Garlick, Walter ©. 
Crowe, Michael E. 
Moore, William E. 
Smith, Gideon J. C.... 


Jennings, Thomas Rh. Paddington General. 
Harvey, Frederick G. Penrith ...| District. 
Everingham, George R. Port Stephens... do 
Moore, Hrnest O. ...| Queanbeyan wy do 
Barclay, William ...| Sy dney ...| General. 
McDonnell, John «| Bydney ... sor do 
Watt, John Temora ...| District, 
Davies, John D. Tocumwal... nae do 


Hovenden, William R. 
Osborne, Robert We 


Wagga Wagga ... do 
Wollongong 2 do 


...| Billiard. 


...| Billiard. 


| Star Hotel, Wauchope _...| Billiard. 


. Carey, Kate 


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NEW ‘Aids WALES 


TOBACOO, CIGAR, AND CIGARETTE LICENSES. 


GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131, 


THE following Return of Licenses for the Sale of Topacco, CiaaRs, and OraarurrEs, which have been issued at The 
seh wank eo the lst to 31st July, 1910, eons the i Tobstiga Act of 1884,” is published for general information :— 


Name of Licensee. 


Adulmar, Joseph .., aa Ay 

Alexander, Abram, trading as 
Charles A. Alexander 

Anderson, George... . ... 


Asche, Lily... se sie 


Attfield, Mary... 

Banks, James, and Ferguson, P. 
C., trading as Banks & Ferguson 

Barry, James P. ... 

Beck, Axel, trading as Larsen & 
Co. 

Bierschenk, Peter... “ 

Blau, Julius, of firm of Sule laa 
& Sons. 

Botvenck, Jacob ... 

Bowron, Mary 

Broomfield, Sydney 

Brown, J. B,, and Hellitan, G. W., 
trading as Brown and Hellican. 

Burke, Andrew... in Fat 


Bywater, John... 
Calnan, Jane ee 
Cannon, Charles ,., 


Choy, York 

Clark, William . , vf 
Clements, John R.... See ae 
Cochrane, Andrew Mf ies 


Cohen, Joseph. as 
Cohen, Michael .,,, ie 
Comino, Nicholas ... 


Coote, Hi, J., (trading as Angus ‘& 
Coote. 
Corcoran, Peter... 


Coughlan, Albert ... 
Coupland, John R.... 
Cupitt, William J. 
Daniels, Mary ees 
Dewhurst and Halloran (hid. pty 
Dewick, Edward ... 
Doney, "Edward T... BY. 
Dunton, M, & Clancy M.., aes Ae 
Dyer, Herbert J., trading as J. 
Dyer. 
Dyson, George... Had 
English, Kathleen ... 
Fahey, Agnes S80 
Farrell, Edith A. ... ee 
Fitzgerald, Patrick J... 
Fitzmaurice, Ellen 


Mlommrmes eter 2.4, 1 sa br 
Flower, John H. M. ‘ae ae 
Fraiser, George ... ee aise 


Gehrig, George ... 
Gehrig, Charles F. 
*Gellick, Antonio ... ips f 
Gelling, William HB, oe Bar 
Goldsmith, Lily ... ant 
Gosbell, George B, , trading as A. 
O. W. Davies 
Gotto, Thomas W... me 
Goyen, Nicholas ... 
Grigg, Charles H.. 
Guittre, Eimidiancle 
Gunther, Margaret J. 
Hardcastle, William R. ... 
Heffernan, Alice ... a 
Herridge, Frank ... 
Hickson, Nellie 
Hodge, Robert 
Hong On Jang Y.C. ... 
Hunt, Samuel a ee see 
Treland, William ... ers 
Jackson, Edward M, ae 
James, John 3 Pe ated ae 
Joyner, James an 
Kay, Bernard 
Keane, Elsie 
Kelly, Mary K. 


see 
tee aoe 


Period = Eas enee, 
Situation and Sign of Premises. —= = aera 
From | ‘To 
( 
1010; he vege 
314 Hlizabeth-street, Sydney ... ee He “ae .| 22 July 21 July. 
425 Crown-street, Surry Hills... Se i 7 June 6 June. 
“Pyrmont Bridge Road Hotel,’ Pyrmont Bridge road 22 July 21 July. 
“ Imperial Hotel,” Carrington: street and Wynyard-square, 1 ,, | 30 June, 
Sydney. 
“ Cochrane’s Hotel,” Day-street, Sydney .., Pl i 1 July, 
17a Pitt-street, City ts hee A ag Bey 23 June 27 June, 
“Lansdowne Hotel,” Geor ge-stroet, Sydney... oe ...| 29 July 28 July, 
99 King-street, Sy dney,.. Hee bn ites See eet wae eo als 
87 Market-street, Sydney Ss apt ie oat aa Sees , 
York Chambers, Market-street, 8y dney pis i Ove, FE ts dan a 
.| 7 Harvey-street, Pyrmont dae Ad aN ot Ae aes M ade nel ON sg 
56 Rose-sireet, Darlington ... se onc ; Prades geo pk Oates 
66 Hunter-street, Sydney ste a ‘ al een oe Bib arats ie 
109 Pitt-street, Sydney... id ae ais il LOM 2A Ns 
“ Rawson Hotel,” George-street, Sydney’ ... oi 2s UF Dailies 
« Cotta ge of Ooutent Hotel,” Bourke-st., Woolloomooloo ...| 12 ,, Seria Ab. fon 
* Lismoré Hotel,” Pitt-s strevt, Sydney Bias Son eens 
“White Lion Hotel,’ ” Riley-street, Surry Hills Giavins Path See ucees 
30 Dowling-street, Darlinghurst Ati tee tee 30 June 29 June. 
12 Campbe all street, Sydney es 48 ane a 21 July | 20 July 
272 Crown-road, Ultimo ae oc evi Henle 23 June ..| 22 June, 
378 Harris- street) Pyrmont | 17 July ..| 16 daly. 
. yee ni Park Hotel,” Reservoir and Mary. streets, Surry) 4 ,, Ea brea ey 
Fills 
..| 98 Poveaux-street, Surry Hills A wg ae ates deg a4 
1144 Pitt-street, Sydney ail ae bc ; 24° ,, BS." 
Circular Quay, Sydney... ae 5 June 4 Ture 
337 Kent-street, Sydney fv , 8 July 7 July 
.| SL Bayswater-road, Darlinghurst ey ie OO ee, 2: yh, 
...| 422 Bourke-street, Surry Hills a ane cee Shi: 17 
.| 48 Piit-street, Sydney ft ng ash bod ...| 29 August. ...| 28 August. 
204 George- -street West, Sydney “io a8 ate | 28 July | 27 duly, 
135 Foveaux-street, Surry Hills Abe ie ae ccat Py a fad cele ges 
8 O’Connell:street, Sydney Ab tie 6 ea Leo aaah, 
235 Hlizabeth-street, Sydney ... ea |i. sa leona} 
“ Royal George Hotel, ” King and Sussex streets, Sydney Se EBON 55 eh Barnes 
301 Pitt-street, Sydney... ee oie nae en a Wee Ee 16. Ae 
145 George-street North, Sydney ... BA a) ...| 6 June ...| 6 dune. 
175 Crown-street, Woolloomooloo... nee oe 10 July | 9 duly 
181 Castlereagh-street, Sydney te Be ma sais Hag tw ge Sts 
92 Reservoir-street, Surry Hills e's es eye EA ae 21a 
463 Riley-street, Surry Hills ... pe peal Omens, 29's 
‘Senatorial Hotel,” Foveaux-street, Surry Hills ee Aas {EOS ae Sh od is 
127 Riley-street, Sydney we eh, FO ME es 
“ Flemmire’s Hotel, ”” George- -street, Sydney aes sees June .| 19 June 
.| 91 Bourke-street, Woolloomooloo... ae sia ..| 29 July 28 July 
82 Stanley- abvoet, Sydney uae A aes uae Bae ientetie er 4 hats 
$7 Oxford-street, Sydney : Af Te tn ape TL ae 
29 and 80 Queen Victoria Markets, Sydney... Ha ROME: Dies, 
Fairlight Tea Rooms, Dowling and Flinders streets » Sydney howaiss 14 ,, 
$44, Pitt-street, Sydney... oe So 24 , Dy aha 
La Perouse as doe ale a0| Lf dune 16 June, 
608 Crown-street, “Surry ‘Hills... roe ase is 51 t= estan Alp ss 
...| 73 Sussex-street, Sydney af seme ube : .| 29 July .| 23 July 
17 Kendall- stréet, Surry Hills ase # 5 PVA seiahae 4 a 
76 Stanley-street, Woolloomooloo x vee : 7 June 6 June. 
179 Kent-street, Sydney aH se ...| 13 May 12 May. 
“ Commercial Hotel,’ > George- street, Sydney Sea lag a ae 
;..| 865 Liverpool-street, ‘Sydney bee be soe Re ae eer or aby | 5 July. 
...| 187 Cumberland-street, Sydney Sat nie a) TOM | (aie ayer 
.| 225 Victoria-street, Darlinghurst uy De 3s fast 
“Gosford Club Hotel,” 56 and 58 Castlereagh- strect, Sydney pit 4h 
...| 6 Oxford-street, Sydney a wa ne bbe 28 («, Sleeadt) sy 
...| 80 Harrington-street, Sydney ... aie, ae vee Settles SO a 2 a 
95 William-street, Sydney ce aes 380 June 
“Harbour View Hotel, in Ceorge-street, Dawes Point d We ldipty 16 July. 
29 Marshall-street, Surry Hills : eae Psa pe Md cline 
“ Railway Pier Hotel,” Pier- street, Darling Harbour eee bid dae RAN NN 
80 Grosvenor-street, Sydney ... ane nee als 17 February .. | 16 February. 
81 Bent-street, Sydney .. ban Ee ie ...| 19 May 18 May. 
“ New Zealand Hotel,” William-s street, Sydney Tea w.| 2 duly 1 July. 
101 Quarry-street, Ultimo be oneal lb We AS Rect eo poss 


ee eon y aoe SN (REL ae 


4682 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 


ESA I a rman en em 


Name of Licensee, 


TOBACCO, CIGAR, AND CIGARHTTE LICENSHS—eontinued. 


eee eee 


Situation and Sign of Premises, 


Keyes, Charlie... 566 nan 
Kleisdorff, eat? 36 ae be 
Knight, Jack a eee 

Kruse, Amy ee By 
Kwong Wing Chong ae 

Latona, Cons: tantine has ach 
Lavalaye, Theophile vas So. 
Lawrence, George .. A) weg 


Le Carpentier, Isabella 
Lee, William R. G., trading as On 
Yik & Lee. 

Lees, James eas ae 

Leggatt, Marjory M. 

Levy, Samuel ee 

Lind, E. F., of the ‘frm of EB. F. 
Lind & Co. 

Lopez, Felix hae a Sap 

Love, J. R. & Co., Limited cod 

Lubrano, Frank, of the firm of 
Lubrano & Ferrari. 

Ludwig, Hans ~ ... se 

McConnell, Bernard 

MeGoldrick, Daniel « ae 

Melvor, Catherine, trading as 
George Mclvor. 

McNamara, Bertha Dae 

McSweeney, James eae 

McWilliam, John J. a 

Maitland Brewing Co., Limited . 

Maley, John sr 

Manning, Patrick . ore 

Marks, Adolph A.. 

Milne, J. B., of ‘firm of John 
Sanderson & Co. 


Mockbell, Kabell ... - 
Moon Hong Jam ... SoA 
Murphy, Robert F. P.... 
Miiller, Elsie Bae ae 
Murphy, Patrick ... ove 


Murray, John nee ris 

Myles, James Aes 

Nolan, Annie Pad 

The North Coast Steam Navigation 
Co. (Ltd.}. 


Do do Aes 
Do do : 
Do do 

Do do 

Do do 

Do do Ae 
Do do 

Do do Hn 
Do do AS 
Do do 

Do do 


O’Connor, Mary ... aa Re 
O’Shea, John A. ... ran see 
Parkins, Arthur ... a3 re 
Phillips, Reginald 8. oC 
Phillips, James oe 
Phillipson, John ... 


Picone, Vincent ... ons 
Picone, Dominico ... oe ee 
Ping Fong 


Playford, George is 
Plugg, Walter 


Podesta, John a & 

Pries, Sarah F.... hy ee 
Proudford, John J. a5 py 
Rayner, Alfred... se Mi 
Reilly, Benjamin ... nee Sag 
Reitano, John cae ote ti 


Relph, Frank 


Riley, William, of the firm of T. 
& W. Riley. 
Robinson, Alfred . sat 


Ross, Herbert e 

Roth, George, trading as Roth & 
May. 

Rutty, tare trading as M, Rutty 
& Co. 


Ryan, Catherine te 
Sarnich, Dora Pe Sah 
See, Jan... one 


138 Cathedral-street, Sydney .., BAC i6¢ i 
149 King-street, Sydney ee oe + 
387 Crown- street, Surry Hills .. so “oF 6 
“ Alameda Hotel;” Margaret- -street, Sydney ... eae 
307 Castlereagh- street, Sydney, nie oe see 
27 Bent- treet, Sydney ... ee ihe ae 
251 Crown-street, Surry Hills .. Be oes 


“ Lawes’ Hotel,” King and Pitt streets, Sydney tee 
“ Blashki Buildings, Hlizaheth-street, Sydney 88 
225 George-street, Sydney... a oe tes 


“ Nottisgham Castle Hotel,’ Campbell- eereet iene 
Beach and Bream streets, Coogee aon 


50 King-atreet, Sydney... tas 56 Ae 40 
47 Pitt-street, Sydney ... he ae tee 
44 Market-street, Sydney aa tee ase ‘se 
99 Bathurst-street, Sydney ... sist a6 . 
249 George-street, Sydney .., 33 say ae 


2 Bridge-street, Sydney 
“Lion Hotel,” 152 Cumberland- street, "Sydney : 
“ Royal Arms Hotel,’ Devonshire- street, Surry Hills 
24, Grosvenor-street, Church Hill, Sydney ... nee 


221 Castlereagh-street, Sydney a Sere tor 
“ Keat Hotel, °? 403 Pitt-str eet, Sydney Ae aan 
101 Liverpool: street, Sydney .. von 


Mill-street, Pyrmont ae poe oa 
‘“‘Clipper’s Arms Hotel,” Bourke- street, Darlinghurst 
“ Darlington Hotel,” Rose and re streets, ites 


King and Pitt streets, Sydney .. 


1a Bent-street, Sydney... Res Soe vee te 
16 Pitt-street, Sydney .. 45% Res si &e 
82 Dixon-street, Sydney cM Bs 


“Yowie Bay Hotel,’ Port Hacking DA 

273 Hlizabeth-street, Sydney ... Re ae 
23 Abercrombie-street, Sydney 4 rch 
“Australian Hotel,” Cumberiand- street, Sydney 


[24 Ave. 1910. 


Period of License. 


“ Sir John Young Hotel,” George Liverpool streets, Sydney 2 ae 


3 Little noe ea street, Sydney i eco eee 
s.s. “ Brundah ”. ey a ass aie ose 
a.s. “ Burringbar ”’ a vee try Ase ee 
s.s. “City of Grafton” ... vee ves ah ae 
s.s. “ Cavanba”’ ,.. sa 355 . Hs er 
s.8. “ Hlectra” ... Aa eee 580 aaa 


s.s. “ Kallatina” 
g.s. °° Kyople” |... 
s.s. “ Noorebar” 
s.s. “ Ramornie ”’ 
s.s. “ Rosedale” re ar 5a Ax 
8. oo Yulgilbar a te ies 
s.s. “ Orara ” 

28 Forbes- street, ‘Woolloomooloo ' 
7 Park-street, Sydney .. ase 
41 Park-street, Sydney... ose 
3773 Bourke-street, Surry Hills 


469 Riley-street, Surry Hills ... seg he sth 
Blackwall Point road, Abbotsford ... aes ees 
200 Pitt-street, Sydney... or eek B49 BN 
2 Erskine-street, Sydney ie oon ie 
83 George-street North, Sydney oe Ss sis 


51 Forbes-street, Woolloomooloo ce 
“Thurles Castle Hotel,” Cleveland- street, Sydney .. 


15 Rowe-street, Sydney 406 583 ni 
“Sir Joseph Banks Hotel,” Botany ... SAS Ass 
99a Castlereagh-street, Sydney Bre wee anes 
340 Riley-street, Surry Hillsi .. Ne sis 
“ City Club Hotel, ” ‘Young- -street, Sydney 

9 Hunter-street, Sydney ies ote wee tes 
105 Regent-street, Sydney see "30 Bi tes 
473 Harris-street, Ultimo met ane Ra “ae 


“ Manhattan Hotel,” King-street, Sydney ... 
Levey and Smithers streets, Chippendale 
6 George-street West, Sydney ... Ac 


58 Margaret-street, Sydney... sae non 

163 Sussex-street, Sydney Bs ane ny: oe 
...| 77 Dowling-street, Woolloomooloo... ah : 
...| 46 Foster-street, Sydrey rr a ny 


a 


| From To 
1910. 1911. 
: 7 July 2 6 July. 
6 Fae See 
4 9 e 3 ” 
...| 18 June ...| 12 June. 
sre as, Aeris C25 
ae. Aen 
| 27, »»-| 26 yy 
| 23 July ...| 22 July. 
26, Sra PEDO S5 
SC fee: ge seu ae! Yas 
29 June .../ 28 June 
| oo vay ..| 8 July. 
he Reis ae 
13, | 12 yy 
Le, 5c Ome, 
5 0 oe 4 ”» 
28 see ees 
WES yaa or ree 
sect we | Yass Ae Re Foc 
elle? dune ...| 26 June. 
3 July 2 July. 
5 ” 4 3 
Sell @ aos Sie 
seal uh meee 29'e 
a ” 6 ” 
22 21 
16s, 16, 
' 8 7» 
4 March ...| 3 March 
28 July ...| 27 duly 
15, wi ld ,, 
tice. Phy foew 
ll , . 10 , 
14s ont Se 
oo 8 » 
2s MB Lo ri 
22 3 vw) Aly 
hs kis TS her 
26 sal 20. 35 
26 5, ve] 25 ” 
26, o.| ‘25, 
VEG Me, Si eon, 
26 ,, a bees 
26 "5; oe 
D 26, ave] 2855 
26 ver] 25 gy 
Reale ets Saale) oe 
weEReON 8s 28° 5 
14 ,, 13, 
| 22, lop a 
20 nA fore ee 
23 Rane se Oe vane 
11 July ...| 10 July 
27 3 | 26 4 
apelin le .. | 80 June 
20-55 ..| 19 July 
20. Ais Wee 
29 ooe| 28 "yy 
2 y «| Il» 
4 ” 3 os 
1909. 1910. 
..-| 80 December...| 29 December, 
1910. 1911. 
«| 23 July 22 July 
...| 9 June 8 June. 
ea 23 
...| 16 duly 15 July. 
30 , 29 
Lig 30 June. 
wees | 2L July. 
Pee ere: Me Pryde es 
18 , BS or Pag 
i 21 June .| 20 June. 
1 August 31 July. 
...| 24 July 2300 
Aleetes 24 fos 


ee 


24 Ava., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 4683 
TOBACCO, CIGAR, AND CIGARETTE LICKENSHS—continued, 
Period of License. 
Name of Licensee. Situation and Sign of Premises, 
From To 
1910. 1911, 
Shaw, W. W., Managing Director| 45 Park-street, Sydney ... on se is a 14 July 13 July 
of The British Australasian 
Tobacco Co. Proprietary Ltd. 
Sheen, Florence We ...| 40 Palmer-street, Woolloomcoloo 15 June | 14 June, 
Simmons, Samuel, trading as Mick] 410 George-street, Sydney 29 July ; 28 July. 
Simmons. ? 
Simpson, Annie... Gs 8 Duncan-street, Sydney Bt oe da . vo] 6 yg 5» 
Smith, Archibald ... 5% ...| 87 Miller-street, Pyrmont... has ae 30 June 29 June. 
South, Thomas _.., aad ...| 287 Oxford-street, Darlinghurst ; 10 July 9 July. 
Stuart, Thomas tas 130 Oxford-street, Sydney ait 20 19 
Sun, Florrie es Ge 67 Campbell-street, Sydney ... aN ois: Fea PARE) 
1 ae Be wifi vaute Dixon-street, Sydney ... £ is dis =f Seale eel MN gs 
Toner, Patrick oe Act: “ Excelsior Hotel,” Great Barcom street, Darlinghurst Sen laa Olane ss 
Trafford, Annie ey “ Shamrock, Rose, and Thistle Hotel,” Bayswater-road,| 1 ,, 30 June. 
Rushcutters’ Bay. 
Trueman, Robert ... was 149 George street, Sydney... sk ah a TA ass | 11 July. 
Usher, Arthur J. ... Ke “ Metropolitan Hotel,” King-street, Sydney... 4 3, 
Veeq, Arthur de eis 154 Cumberland-street, Sydney E os Tits 16, 
Wallace, Mary G. ... 401 Crown-street, Surry Hills... ae eee 3» 2 
Wallace, Eliza nS ry ...| 237 Crown-street, Surry Hills... Be LOGE, $5: OW ys 
Watson, James & Co. (Limited)...| 360-362 Kent-street, Sydney ... oe Bie As Zon; sok COMe G5 
White, Christopher 0. ... ...| “ Waratah Hotel,’ Bayswater-road, Darlinghurst ... caine Ses Lb 55 
Wilcox, Harold a “ Glenmore Hotel,” 49 Cumberland-street, Dawes Point ...) 26 ,, PANE Zo ies 
Williams, John T.... Ne ...| “ Victoria Park Hotel,’ Myrtle and Shepherd sts., Sydney..| 1, ...| 30 June. 
Wood, J. D. and Barrington, M.| 19 Post Office Chambers, 114a Pitt-street, Sydney ... | 28 June RP ear aaa, 
trading as Wood and Barrington. 
Woods-Johnson, Ethel... ...| Austin, Bunnerong-road, Botany ... nf ta ...| 26 July «| 20 duly. 
Wright, Augustus F. “Liverpool Hotel,” Liverpool-street, Sydney Ys wae (eas SW LON its 
Yuffe, Sarah ode ...| 76, Commonwealth-street, Sydney Fee os Neh Aap alr 
J. W. HOLLIMAN, 
Under Secretary for Finance and Trade. 
[1218] Department of Fisheries, 


Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


APPLICATIONS FOR LHASES FOR OYSTER CULTURE. 


v 


Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at 


S.turdays, between 11 and 8 o’clock, and on Saturdays 
by memorial to the Board of Fisheries, 


Any person may, 


grounds to be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of 


between 11 and 12 o’clock. 


the portions may not be granted. 


is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture the 
portions of land set opposite their respective names as mentioned hereunder. 


this Department daily, excepting 


within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on 


J. A. BRODIE, 


r Secretary. 
"ene Applicant. | Locality. Parish. County. eee oe 
TweED RIVER. Yards. 
6416 | Charles William) On the eastern’side of an island, lying south-westerly Terranora ...| Rous 100 5 years 
Roberts. 100 yards from the southern landing place of | 
the Boyd’s Point Ferry, at Terranora Creek. 
HawkKEsBuRY RIVER. 
6558 | James Ross On the eastern bank of Patonga Creek, extending; Patonga ... Northumber-| 1,109 | 5 years 
southerly from a point near Isaac Lloyd’s oyster land. 
lease No. 4,680. 
6494 | Charles Alick ...| On the eastern bank of Berowra Creek in two| Cowan ...{ Cumberland 500 Base 
sections, extending north-easterly from Bennett's 
or Bujwa Point and excluding Bennett's Beach 
hauling ground. 
6546 | James Buie, jnr. ..,, On the western side of Cogra or Mullet Point, at| Patonga ...| Northumber-| 200 5); 
the southern end of applicant’s oyster lease No. land. 
4,030 on the frontage of W. Alison’s portion No, 
87 of 34 acres 34 perches. 
Evans RIVER. 
6433 | Thomas Padden ...| On the western bank of Dingo Creek, lying between Riley + Richmond...| 125 5 years 
applicant’s oyster leases Nos. 1,938 and 4,280. 
6434 Do ...| On the eastern bank of Dingo Creek above, do oe do iol, 100 Bass 
described. | } 
CraRENcE RIvER. 
6557 | Robert H. Newton..| On the south-western bank of the river, fronting) Yamba ...| Clarence ...| 100 5 years 
| reserve No. 42 and adjoining the northern end 
of Wm. Barclay’s oyster lease No. 4,997. 
Crype River. | 
6595 | Thomas Templeman| On the”southern bank of Schmidt's Creek, at the| West St. Vincent...) 100 | 15 years 
. north-western end of applicant’s oyster lease Nelligen, 
No. 4,466. 
Wacoxea River. 
6596 | Paul Bartholomew| On the northern bank of the river, lying between Wagonga ...| Dampier ...| 200 [15 years 
Bettini. applicant’s oyster leases Nos, 3,290 and 6,059. 
sel ER ee SD oth er eT a 


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4684 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 131. [24 Ave., 1910. 
[727] Department of Fisheries, 


Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 


APPLICATIONS FOR LHASHS FOR OYSTER CULTURE. 


iB is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture the 
portions of land set opposite their respective names, as mentioned hereunder. 

Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Departmert daily, excepting 
Saturdays, between 11 and 3 o’clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock. 


Any person may, by memorial to the Board of Fisheries, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds to 
be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. 


J. A. BRODIE, 
Secretary. 
L p : ‘ Leon 7 of 
or Applicant. Locality. | Parish. | County. BAe ey feake. 
Pansura River. Yards. 

6524 | John Severs, sen. ...| On the southern bank of the Hast Arm of) Yowaka ...) Auckland...; 100 | 15 years 

Panbula River, lying between Emily Libby’s 

oyster lease No. 5,744 and John Severs, 


jun.’s, oyster lease No. 5,688. 


Port STEPHENS. 


6570 | Ernest Symonds ...| On the northern shore of Port Stephens, at) .......-.+0 Gloucester...{ 225 | 15 years 
the eastern end of applicant’s oyster lease 
No. 6,406 on the frontage of A. A. Coy’s 
grant. 


CLYDE RIvzR. 
6573 | William Barclay ...| On the southern bank of the river, near the; Goba ..| St. Vincent...) 182 | 15 years 
entrance to McLeod’s Creek, and lying a 
between A, J. Clark’s oyster lease No. 6,316 
} and T. Wray’s oyster lease No. 6,187. 


Port Haczina. 


6574 | Robert James Forsythe | On the southern shore, near the entrance to} Wattamolla| Cumberland| 500 | 15 years 
the South-west Arm, extending north- 
erly from the south-west corner of Wm.| 
Costen’s portion No. 12 of 60 acres. 


HAWKESBURY RIVER. 


6578 | Joseph George Malouf...| On the western bank of Berowra Creck, at the) Berowra ...| Cumberland 100 | 15 years 
northern end of applicant’s oyster lease No. 
4,675, and fronting G. Collingridge’s por- 
1 tion No. 9 of 40 acres. 


HunteR RIveR. 


15 years 


6682 | Theo Towns and Daniel) On the southern extremity of Moscheto| Newcastle...| Northum- 75 
Newsham. Island, at the eastern end of Thomas land. 
Latham’s oyster lease No. 4,501. | 
[888] Department of Fisheries, 


Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER CULTURE. 
it is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture the 


portions of land set opposite their respective names as mentioned hereunder. 
Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Department daily, excepting 
Saturdays, between 11 and 8 o’clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock. 
Any person may, by memorial to the Board of Fisheries, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds to 


be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. 
J. A. BRODIE, 


Secretary. 
Ms UT tls Wiace £7 Length mm 

Lease | | Parish Count ; Term of 

No. Applicant. | Locality, | y Foreshore.| Leste 

Bega tao ae | 
Hawkrspury River. Yards. 
6489 | James Buie, janior ..., On the northern shore of Cogra Bay, at the, Patonga ,,,) Northum- 212 5 years 
north-east corner of P. IT. Johnson’s oyster berland.| . 


lease No. 4,427 on the frontage of W. 
Alison’s portion No. 83 of 40 acres. : 
6545 | Henry Cary Dangar ...| On the western side of Dangar Island, at Cowan ...| Cumberland 135 165, 
the southern end of James Buie, jun.’s, 
oyster lease No. 4,361. 


CROoOKHAVEN RIVER. : 
6567 | George Haiser, senior ...) On the western and parts of the t sihisorih Wollum- St. Vincent 548 ) 15 years 
and southern sides of Good-night Island, boola. 


covering applicant’s former leases Nos. 
3,059, 3,003, 3,412, 3,811, and 6,336. 


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24 Ava, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 4685 


[1249] Registrar-General’s Department, 
Sydney, 22nd August, 1910. 


T is hereby notified that, in conformity with the provisions of the Registration of Births, Deaths, and Marriages Act, 1899, the 
changes of residence of the undermentioned Officiating Ministers have been duly registered at this Office :— 


— 


Residence 
No Name. Denomination. Regitretion 
From-— To— 
Se eee i ye a el BE ey ee A ON OL Ne en ae eee Se, 
| 1910. 
1793 | Reverend George Mashman ...| Church of Hngland (Diocese of| Dapto ... | Seven Hills ...| 8 Aug. 
Sydney), 
86558 | Reverend Thomas Henry Distin . i do ...| Darling Point,! Bowral .., oaell SB 95 
Morgan, B.A. Woollahra, 
1764 | Reverend Hugh James Maguinness.,.| Roman Catholic Church (Diocese| Bourke ... «| Broken Hill .,.)12 , 
of Wilcannia). 
2344 | Reverend Charles Bell ne ..| Presbyterian Church of Australia|} Wagga Wagga...| Campsie seth LS 49 
in the State of New South 
Wales. . 
3705 | Reverend Casimir Maguire, O.P, ...| Roman Catholic Church (Arch-} Dubbo ... «..| St. Brigid’s Re-| 17 , 
diocese of Sydney). treat, Marrick- 
ville, 
8615 | Reverend John Walker ae ...| Presbyterian Church of Australia| Narromine yor] COAL, see eal! 9 
in the State of New South 
; Wales. 
2844 | Reverend Sidney Osbourne Good-) Church of England (Diocese of| Dapto ... o..| George-street, 20s 3 
child, A.K.C, Sydney). Parramatta, 
3649 | Reverend Edgar Potter “ad hee do do ...| Raglan-street, Strathmore, 20, 
i Mosman. | Middle Head 
road, Mosman. 


W. G. H- WILLIAMS, 
Rogistrar-General, 


[936] Chief Secretary’s Office, New South Wales, 
23rd August, 1910. 


ede following General Abstracts of the Average Amounts of the Liabilities and Assets of the 


undermentioned Companies are published in conformity with the “ Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 
1898 ”;— 


Excetsior Lanp Investment anp Burnping Company AND Bank, Limited, from Ist April to 30th 
June, 1910. 


Haymarket Permanent Lanp, Bvuitpine, anp Investment Comrany, Limited, from 1st April to 30th 
June, 1910. 


InreRcoLoniaAL Investmant, LAND, anv Buinpine Company, Limited, from 29th March to 27th June, 1910. 


Merropouiran Mutuat Permanent Buinpina AND InvestTMENT Assooration, Limited, from Ist April to 
30th June, 1910. 


NewcastLe axp County Muruan Bumoine, Lanp, axp Invesrmunr Company, Limited, from lst April to 
30th June, 1910, 


New Sours Watzs Monr pe Prere axp IxvestMenr Company, Limited, from 26th March to: 30th 
June, 1910. | 


Sypyry Permanent Freenoip Lanp ap Buitprxa Company, Limited, from 1st April to 30th June, 1910. 
Universan Lanp anp Daposir Banx, Limited, from 5th April to 30th June, 1910. 

Cotonian Sugar Rerininc Company, Limited, from 1st April to 30th June, 1910. 

Harrison, JonEs, AND Duyiin, Limited, from 1st April to 30th June, 1910, 


W.. H. WOOD, 
Chief. Secretary. 


The Abstracts scheduled ak ove have beéu examined atid tabulated in the Government Statistician’s 


Oifice, 
H, A. Suir, 


Acting Government Statistician. 
8th August, 1910. 


4686 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. [24 Ave., 1910. 


GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the EXCELSIOR LAND 
INVESTMENT AND BUILDING COMPANY AND BANK, Lrurrzp, taken from the several Weekly Statements 
during the Quarter from Ist April to 30th June, 1910. 


Liabilities. Totals. Assets. | Totals. 
ce i al £ a.m 
Notes in Circulation— Coined Gold and Silver and other Coined. Metals!  ........eseeees 
Not bearing Interest 5¥ son Bos | omcealeesiaatnaaites 
Bearing Interest... woe sla wall Vietistale/aalsinstargale's Gold and Silver in Bullion or Bars... Kelair et waredih watery ved 
Bills in Circulation— Landed Property ve ae +a | 25,889 16 6 
Not bearing Interest she nea Reel gate hectare 
Bearing Interest... “a tae Pad Werodecohaecon ss Notes and Bills of other Banks ae Bra Bh hd-ooorice as 


Balances due to other Banks ... ae SO SRER Sc on aenne tion Balances due from other Banks y, ue 9,943 2 6 


Deposits— Amount of all Debts due to the Bank, in- 
Not bearing Interest aud is 500) Mbentcie s: codaee cluding Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all 
Bearing Interest... tee nde ...| 25,545 10 2 || Stockand Funded Debts of every description, 
excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances due to 
All other Liabilities +, Pry bia Sale Oy erae na ae the said Bank from other Banks 3, 9,487 0 6 
Total Amount of Liabilities ... £] 30,919 14 3 Total Amount of Assets as £) 45,269 19 6 


———— made 


Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ended 30th June, 1910 ... ... £111,276 14s. 8d. 


Rate of last Dividend declared to Shareholders ... sae ce be 300 fib acc ... 8% cent. 
Amount of last Dividend declared for half-year ended 31st July, 1891 vee see vee .. £2,319 4a. 
Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend ... AC ais ... £36,680 16s. 
143, York-street, Sydney, 12th July, 1910. STEPHEN T. BALDICK, Manager. 


I, Stephen Thomas Baldick, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and 
faithful account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Company, within the State of New South Wales. 
during the period specified ; and that the same was made up from the several Weekly Statements thereof kept in pursuance of 
the provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 1898. 

STEPHEN T, BALDICK. 


Sworn before me, at Sydney, this 4 Pi ee 
TaHNaRY OF SuIeIOTO ee } GEORGE WESTCOTT, Justice of the Peace. 


GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the HAYMARKET 
PERMANENT LAND, BUILDING, AND INVESTMENT COMPANY, Limirep, within the State of New South Wales, 
taken from the several Weekly Statements during the Quarter from the 1st April to 30th June, 1910. . 


Liabilities. Totals. Assets. Totals. 
2). Vass tidied Pe hy 
Notes in Circulation— Coined Gold and Silver and other Ooined 
Not bearing Interest... ee ae SRGILG Be cused» Sects aee Metals ae 5a che As cal 1,055 2 6 
pearing Apbereet e iotivia li” Wave om LOST Ct |! Gold and Silver in Bars or Bullion 40 us)ssseessseesnvee 
Bills in Circulation— Landed Property he ae sve | 157,771 4 9 
Not bearing Interest... ay aa heh tale ates Bee Er | 
Bearing Interest .., vist bs 5 dob alande wean navn . || Notes and Bills of other Banks ibe vee 69 2 
Balances due to other Banks ..., fit ...| 10,586 4 1 |) Balances due from other Banks xe se 349 7.10 
Deposits— Amount of all Debts due to the Company, in- 
Not bearing Interest... ade ore > ott palate tate cena cluding Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all 
Bearing Interest nde ae ae voo| 42,090) O92 Stock and Funded Debts of every descrip- 
tion, excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances 
Other Liabilities (including outstanding cheques) 53,109 11 2 due to the said Company from other Banks} 73,008 15 11 
Total Amount of Liabilities ... £106,274 4 5 Total Amount of Assets ips £) 232,191 0 2 
1 


eee 


Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at thisdate .. 9.4. use ase, vee ave, £90,135. 


Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders _.., sa 1b we . 5% cent. Y annum. 
Amount of last Dividend declared... es ee BY ie he Hays w+. £2,252 15s. 4d. 
Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend.., et ..» £29,650. 


M. A. MARTIN, Manager. 
Sydney, 18th July, 1910. ROBT. B. BARTON, Accountant. 


I, Malcolm Aiexander Martin, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and 
faithful account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Company, during the period specified; and that 
the same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank 
Holidays Act, 1898. 

M, A. MARTIN 


Sworn before me, at Sydney, this ‘ 
18th day of July, 1910,— } WM. HARRIS, Justice of the Peace, 


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24 Ava, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 4687 


GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the INTERCOLONIAL 
INVESTMENT, LAND, AND BUILDING COMPANY, Limrrep, within the State of New South Wales, taken from 
the several Weekly Statements during the Quarter from the 29th March to the 27th day of June, 1910. 


Liabilities. Notala. ' Assets, Totals. 
Wieieer mee, al £ os 4. 
Notes in Circulation— Coined Gold and Silver and other Ooine 
Not bearing Interest Age ser ETA ceau de Mea aseca Metals eee ‘ 228 16 10 
Bearing Interest... ute bi Pie Wee tunenisen caste. th CeOLOuAING: Silver in Bullion or Bars RAMEE rita isc sevee 
Bills in Circulation— | || Landed Property reo ae tae | 44,169 2 3 
Not bearing Interest te Mi oul oy Meat auesaial 
Bearing Interest _,., bg ac nbal| + odencopcagdenc | Notes and Bills of other Banks ideisas 
Balances due to other Banks ., a ..| 5,741 17 11 |} Balances due from other Banks see RP Ole Lie o 
Deposits— | Amount of all Debts due to the Company 
Not bearing Interest at oie niall) SpbSecepnbaieda including Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all 
Bearing Interest... fe ie wie Oy FO (ela 2 Stock and Funded Debts of every descrip- 
tion, excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances 
All other Liabilities “oe she ae “rr ah He Be ie due to the said Company from other Banks} 121,183 13 7 
—-. | ~— — —— 
Total Amount of Liabilities ... £) 51,336 12 6 Total Amount of Assets .., £| 165,848: 9 9 
Amount of Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ended 27th ded 1910 .. £51,569 12s, 10d. 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders ee ue *s 160 .. 10% cent. annum. 
Amount of the last Dividend declared’... £2,539 18s. 7d. 
Amount of Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend (net including amount 
of Dividend) Fi ae aie age ... £58,719 Os. 3d. 


W. J. DOUGLAS, Manager. 
OWEN 8. WILD, Accountant. 
THE INTERCOLONIAL INVESTMENT, LAND, AND Buinpina Company, Limited, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1910. 


I, William James Douglas, make oath and say that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the fateh Abstract is 
true and faithful account of the Average Amount of the Assets and Liabilities of the Company within the State of New 
South Wales, during the period specified ; ‘and that the same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance 
of the provisions of ‘the Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 1898. 

W. J. DOUGLAS. 


Sworn before me, at gio this } 


GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the METROPOLITAN 
MUTUAL PERMANENT BUILDING AND INVESTMENT ASSOCIATION, Limirgp, taken from the several Weekly 
Statements during the Quarter from the lst April to the 30th June, 1910, 


Liabilities. Totals, Assete. Totals. 
ose | £ sda 
Notes in Circulation— Coined Gold and Silver and other Coined 
Not bearing Interest S80 See JHO0 ignHBOL CSO DEC Aan Metals ... dened cakes 
Bearing Interest... aes Nes sacl nga tes Wanieonenas Gold and Silver in Me Bullion and Bers pe . 
| 
Bills in Circulation— House isa on ay ..| 56,075 O O 
Not bearing Interest ce ree Pini, Wdearskoteran ses Brapery, Land ve hte ae v| 15,294: 5 6 
Bearing Interest... SH ate odie Pe Brtrpekionticer 
Notes and Bills of other Banks.. CULT aise Secale chen atiat 
Balances due to other Banks ... fee BEML bocce sctme root Balances and Deposits due from other Banks... 3,760 18 3 
Amount of all Debts due to the Association, 
Debentures and Deposite— including Notes, Bills of Exchange, and 
Not bearing Interest ee ct SoH coouddbeld shoot e all Stock and Funded Debts of every 
Bearing Interest... aie we. on} (1,219 3 10 description, excepting Notes, Bills, and 
Balances due to the Association from other 
All other Liabilities ... = ie ...| 18,648 15 0 Banks .,. sac nah sé ee --| 12,330 13 6 
Total Amount of Liabilities ... £) 19,867 18 10 Total Amount of Assets ... £) 87,460 12 3 
Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ie 30th June, 1910... “gh £42,138. 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders ..,, as ag tie .. 33 P cent. @ annum. 
Amount of last Dividend declared, 14th February, 1910 . 5H she rs pon £1,404 123, 
Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring the Dividend . nes Bes at ae £3,584. 


2 ROBERT W. CONWAY, Manager. 
65, Market-street, Sydney, 21st July, 1910. - 


+ I, Robert William Conway, make oath that, to the best: of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and 
faithful account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Association, during the period specified ; and that 
the same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays 
Act, 1898. é 


ROBERT W. CONWAY. — 


Sworn before me, at Sydney, this a ; 
rat day of ie, 1910,— } W. ROBSON, Justice of the Peace. 


No. 131, 24 Aveust, 1910.—5, 


4688 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 181. 


[24 Ava., 1910. 


GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the NEWCASTLE AND 
COUNTY MUTUAL BUILDING, LAND, AND INVESTMENT COMPANY, Limirap, taken from the several Weekly 
Statements during the Quarter from the Ist April to the 30th June, 1910. 


Liabilities. - Totals. 
. “frig Beant 
Notes in Circulation— J 
Not bearing Interest... is sea aes Nil, 
Bearing Interest ... ie Ae ; Nil. 
Bills in Circulation— 

Not bearing Interest... es se Nil. 
Bearing Interest _... es ss Nil. 
Balances due to other Banks ... ate 2,670 10 2 

Deposits— 
Not bearing Interest... a tes ie Nil. 
Bearing Interest ... aa; hy 15,730 9 1 
All other Liabilities ...«., 348 10 0 


Total Amount of Liabilities ... £| 18,749 9 8 


Assets. Totals. 
£ sd. 
Coined Gold and Silver and other Coined 
Metals eee eee eee coe eos Nil. 
Gold and Silver in Bars and Bullion ba Nil. 
duandéd Property (161) ove ears 12,724.15 7 
Notes and Bills of other Banks ee dae Nil, 
Balances due from other Banks _.,. i Nil, 
; Amount of all Debts due to the Company, in- 
cluding Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all 
Stock and Funded Debts of every descrip- 
tion, excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances 
due to the Company from other Banks ,,, 


83,661 15 3 


Total Amount of Assets ... £ 46,386 10 10 


Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ended 30th June, 1910 


Rate of the last Dividend paid to Shareholders 
Amount of the last Dividend paid to Shareholders .., 


ooo eee aoe gee eos 


vo. £25,623. 
.. 5D cent. Y annum. 
».. £1,281 3s. 


Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend .., ae oat 


«+. £2,323 48, 10d. 


—s 


R. G. KILGOUR, Manager. 


I, Robert George Kilgour, make oath and gay that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract of 
Assets and Liabilities is a true and faithful account of the Average Amount of the Assets and Liabilities of the above Company, 
during the period specified; and that the same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the 
provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 1898. . 

R. G. KILGOUR. 


Sworn before me, at Newcastle, this 


th day of Anoust 1010,” } JAS. W. ASH, Justice of the Peace, 


GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the NEW SOUTH WALES 
MONT DE PIETE DEPOSIT AND INVESTMENT COMPANY, Limrrep, within the State of New South Wales, 
taken from the several Weekly Statements during the Quarter from the 26th March to the 30th June, 1910. 


Liabilities. Totals. Assets. Totals. 
A £ ch ok £ sd. 
Notes in Circulation— Ooined Gold and Silver and other Coined 
Not bearing Interest ae a ore nAnGBHoNaadooud Metals Ni Ae os ifs af 1,023 14 6 . 
pees lntotpet en a mens srreecsteee |! Goold and Silver in Bullion or Bars ... lavish ite 
Bills ae Circulation— Landed Property SF) NS vee 19,834 5 6 
ot bearing Interest ae tus Soak ORSBERE ohtaatadd : : 
Bearing forsee. Be a hd Pall sa bade. Notes and Bills of other Banks sity vaaretpegeoenes 
Balances due from other Banks 466 ‘ isagvesasdier 
Balances due to other Banks 8,980 4 3 Amount of all Debts due to the Company, 
Deposits— including Notes, Bills of Exchange, and 
N. . all Stock and Funded Debts of every 
ot bearing Interest aA ree ry APBGa Ad SARC pees ae ik ites (Bill 2 
Bearing Interest 6,850 0 0 PROTO PARES Daw er? erga 
i tf : Balances due to the said Company from 
other Banks aie die ‘ 102,991 0 4 
Other Liabilities ,,, & Hy ee 656 8 9 Office furniture &. ae 953 7 4 
"Total Amount of Liabilities ,.. £ 16,486 13 0 Total Amount of Assets ... ..£} 124,802 7 7 


Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at close of Quarter ended 30th June, 1910... we =£75,027 5s, 


Rate of the last Dividend deelared to the Shareholders ... i ies Xe Fr. .. 10 ® cent. annum. 
Amount of the last Dividend declared ... ae ae AG We st ANG ... £8,749 10s, Od. 
Bonus to Shareholders one eee ove one oe tee cee toe bee £987 Ts, 6d. 


Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend AG sce ee £26,101 12s, 1d. 


EUSTACH BHNNETT, Manager. 
JOSEPH HILL, Accountant. 


I, Eustace Bennett, make oath that, to the best of rity knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and faithful 
account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Company, during the period specified; and that the same 
was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays 


Act, 1898. 
EUSTACE BENNETT. 


Sydney, 27th July, 1910, 


Sworn before me, at Sydney, this 


Dith day of July, 1916-—  } AMES SAMURL, Justice of the Peoce, 


24 Ave, 1910.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 4689 
GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Avorage Amotnt of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the SYDNEY PERMANENT 
FREEHOLD LAND AND BUILDING COMPANY, Limrrep, within the State of New South Wales, taken from the 
several Weekly Statements during the Quarter from the 1st April to the 80th June, 1910. 


Liabilities. Totals. | Agsets. Totals. 
£ & 4. r £ oo 4, 
Notes in Circulation— Coined Gold and Silver and other Coine 
Not bearing Interest... } bsg Sal eadted aad deaded Metals am ae me ne ses] saeeeeseeeweees 
oo Be TG Sasa cthastle Gold and Silver in Bullion and Bars ssl séissassettscis 
Bills in Circulation— Tandéed Property... ue aes Sees, 46,822 5B 
Not bearing Interest... " a deth . Teaagnadeattass i ‘ 
Bearing Interest ... wae 60 add Pecdtedssageecrne Notes and Bills of other Banks ae itl)! lodobeonteecoter 
Balances due to other Banks. ‘a4 ie ody dataca nee cue Balances due from other Banks wea ves 360 8 3 
Deposits— er Amount of all Debts due to the Company, 
Not bearing Interest... di “ag it. S717 3 7 including Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all 
Bearing Interest .., ing Hg oe sabvag es cage see Stock and Funded Debts of every descrip- 
be tion, excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances 
All other Liabilities Py Be tai asst 513 18 11 due to the Company from other Banks ... 3,010 18 7 
Total Amount of Liabilities... £} 28,031 8 6 | Total Amount of Assets ... £* 60,193 7-10 


Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ending 30th June, 1910 .. £102,757 38, 10d. 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders ... rh) us sie ue At PE NCUR EE RCE Lr 


Amount of last Dividend declared ber Hee bys eae 
Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring the Dividend 


eee cee eee bed Cooeceoeeveneeg 


eee aco eed ead eeeseoeegce acee 


, J; Y. KERR, Manager. 
123, Bathurst-street, Sydney, 25th July, 1910. 


I, John Younger Kerr, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and 
faithful account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Company, during the period specified; and thatthe 
same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays 
Act; 1898. 


| J. ¥. KERR. 
Sworn before me, at Sydney, this he 
25th day of Ful, 1910, : ba . W. WATKIN, Justice of the Peace. 


GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the UNIVERSAL LAND AND 
DEPOSIT BANK, Lrmirep, within the State of New South Wales, taken from the several Weekly Statements during the 
Quarter from the 5th April to the 80th June, 1910. 


Liabilities. Totals. Assets. Totals, 
£ os. d. ! ; £ s. d. 

Notes in Circulation— Coined Gold and Silver and other Coined Metals 48 7 4& 

Not bearing Interest... she, ise sss] secseseseseesee || Gold and Silver in Bullion or Bars  : i. iseh | dddseaeegocdese 

Bearing Interest _... aed ii8 sat] céaedecsesaaced [| Landed Property ba He ft ne 4,095 12 9 
Bills in Cireulation— | Notes and Bills of other Banks aa dd Wuuateetaeeceadeed 

Not bearing Interest... ase nis ies 

Bearing Interest __... bee ats Bop! Wereuccaeanbenie Balances due from other Banks siete] deeneeeeneesens 
Balancés due to other Banks .... Py ..| 38,775 7 § || Amount of all Debts due to the Bank, in- 
Deposits— cluding Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all 

Not bearing Interest ie ye Recta BABA! PRC g hh ce Stock and Funded Debts of every descrip- 

Bearing Interest ... is ve we| 18,257 14 6 | tion excepting Notes, Bills, arid Balances 
Other Liabilities ... i tie de is 848 17 11 | due to the said Bank from other Banks ...|. 22,717 7 6 
Total Amount of Liabilities ie aT £| 17,881 19 10 | Total Amount of Asseta... £| 26,861 7 7 

Amount of Capital Stock paid up to date .., ie ey ma igs dag aa fee ... £6,842 10s, 

Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders, Bonus of 6d. per share as tas ae LAP ED EPP 

Amount of the last Dividend declared ... ei ‘ Fee ig E25. 


Amount of Reserved Profits at the 30th June, 1910—not inchiding amount of Dividend ... vee $3,905 13a, 1d. 


ERNEST ©. V. BROUGHTON, Managing Director. 
Tax UNIVERSAL LAND AND Deposit Bank, Limited, THOMAS LEAFH, Accountant, 
Sydney, 28th July, 1910. 


I, Ernest Clement Vernon Broughton, make oath and say that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing 
Absttact is atrue and faithful account of the Average Atmount of the Assets anid Liabilities of the Bank, within the State of 
Néw South Wales, during the tt specified ; and that the same was miadé up from the Weékly Statements thereof, kept in 
pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Batik Holidays Act, 1898. wwe 

. ERNEST C. V. BROUGHTON. 
Sworti béfore mé, at Sydney, this) . 1, : Par eee iia Paw 
Bath day of July, 1910,— 5 GEO, E. WEATHERILU, Justice of the Pease. 


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4690 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131, [24 Ava. 1910. 


GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the COLONIAL SUGAR 
REFINING COMPANY, Limirep, within the State of New South Wales, taken from the several Weekly Statements 
during the Quarter from the 1st April to the 30th June, 1910. 


Liabilities. Totals. Assets. | Totals. 
£45.04) 2 Os 
Notes in Circulation— Coined Gold and Silver and other Coine 
Not bearing Interest ... Av eetlieddscsacanctetasssee nll Metals oe 550 bh 50 cel estas caeee wie eed 
Bearing Interest... +3 ite Pode, Beate ign Gold and Silver in Bullion or Bars .., Frye TRIS RE 
Cash at Bankers and Short Loans ... oe 478,397 7 1 
Bills in Circulation— 
Not bearing Interest... 465 Sani onbotaRagpooondsee Immigration Expenses and Expenditure on} 
Bearing Interest... vat 5s abel Weep athe's Saawsaie oe Growing Crops... ia te bia 90,216 9 5 
Landed Property ... 4h +A os 462,568 7 11 
Balances due to other Banks ... 55 Teil oaey cwasiencenetemioos Refineries and Mills ... os aa ...| 2,018,878. 9° 7% 
Permanent and Portable Transit, and 
Deposits— Floating Plant, Steamers, &c. ... 360 493,433 8 0O 
Not bearing Interest Aah see elle conbabhaoesinebands Notes and Bills of other Banks... deol seegonpeorcgccan cc F 
Bearing Interest ... ety si ic 29,149 15 4 |) Balances due from other Banks _... a sis Beayeinee. amine 


Amount of all Debts due to the Company, 


‘ including Notes, Bills of Exchange, and 
Debentures as sae daa me nek 64,050 0 0 all Stock and Funded Debts of every 
Replacement and Depreciation Fund --.| 600,000 0 0 description, excepting Notes, Bills, and 
Balances due to the said Company from 
other Banks Bi ys ie 460,780 19 4 
Sundry creditors ie on he | 777,767 4 7 || Stocks of Sugar nee se Ae He 475,713 8 8 
Total Amount of Liabilities ... aa £] 1,370,966 19 11 Total Amount of Assets Ss £| 4,479,488 10 0 
Amount of the Oapital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ending 30th June, 1910 al £2,850,000. 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders... sie aes so Be ... 1O } cent. Y annum, 
Amount of the last Dividend declared aa ate oT a 8 Nee ie ..» £142,500. 
Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend ... ar ath ep LL OW esd: 
EDW. W. KNOX, Manager. 
Sydney, 29th July, 1910. : C. W. MIDDLETON, Accountant. 


I, Charles William Middleton, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and 
faithful account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Company, within the State of New South Wales, 
during the period specified; and that the same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the 
provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 1898. 


Sworn before me, at Sydney, this Lae 
Bth day of August, 1910,— } Q. L. DELOITTH, Justice of the Peace. 


C. W. MIDDLETON. 


GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of HARRISON, J ONES, AND 
DEVLIN, Limirep, within the State of New South Weles, taken from the several Weekly Statements during the 
Quarter from the 1st April to 30th June, 1910. 


f{ 
Liabilities Totals. Assets, Totals, 
Diesen d. 2 a. © 

Notes in Circulation— Coined Gold and Silver and other Cvined ; 

Not bearing Interest... 3 cat ie Nil. Metals 1 Ri se a or oe Nil. 
CARE Tater h i eau) ura, iy ecu Nil. Gold and Silver in Bullion and Bars. 4 Nil. 

Bills in Circulation— Landed Property 33 a hie ...| 142,000 6 0 
Not bearing Interest... = 55 eu Nil. ie 
Bearing Interest ... et Sie ec Nil. Notes and Bills of other Banks Lis ica Nil. 

Balances due to other Banks ... sel ...| 14,288 8 7 || Balances due from other Banks ss oy Nil. 

Amounts owing to sundry persons Se ...| 84,497 9 0 

Deneki Amount of all Debts due to the Company, 

sa ‘ne Tat Nil including Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all 
ren nan piers ae ae "| 97 39% a 6 Stock and Funded Debts of every descrip- 
tiedie) Sewit dal oe: oe ye - , tion, excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances 

Mortgage on Property ... aa Ado ...| 50,000 0 O due to the said Company from other Banks.) 206,553 138 11 - 
Total Amount of Liabilities... £)176,063 10 1 Total Amount of Assets ... £) 348,553 13 11 

Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at this date (30th June, 1910) ... i sh as .. £100,000. 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders—8 cent. annum .., wee Se w. =£4,000. 
Amount of the last Dividend declared—8 ‘ cent. annum... 00 0 use ans we £4,000. 
Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend tae ae hes vee £41,287 10s, 5d. 
Special Reserve Fund for Equalisation of Dividends ae see ae 60 Rss .. £3,000. 


A. H. MOORS, Manager. 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. CHAS, HOPE, Assistant Manager. 


I, Richard Humphries, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and 
faithful account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Company, during the period specified ; and that 
the same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank 
Holidays Act, 1898. 


Sworn before me, at Sydney, this 5 
27th day of July, 1910, ee: } C. F. WELCH, Justice of the Peace. 


R. HUMPHRIES, Secretary. 


24 Aua., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 4691 


QUARTH RLY LICENSING OOURTS. 
Pusii0aws, Buemweus, Sprsir Meronants, &0. 


NOTIOR is hereby given that Quarterly Licensing Courts, under the Liquor Act, 1898, and the Liquor (Amendment) Act, 1905, 
for the consideration of applications for Publicans, Colonial Wine, Brewers, and Spirit Merchants, Booth, Stand, or Packet 
Licenses, renewals, removals, and transaction of other business, will be holden at the respective Oourt-houses and Police Offices at 
the following places, on the dates and hours specified. 


When Court to be held. 
Licensing District. » Oe Ae ith Convened by 
Date. Hour, 
Campbelltown ... +e “es | 18 Ang TOLO) wi 18Oct.,” 1910.....)° iL’ |oF. D. H. Sutherland, C.L.0. 
Liverpool ste a as peel) VOCE. 4 aah Ore) 5 he ..| IL | F. D. H. Sutherland, C.L.C. 
Murrurundi Se ae a Pee ss) 3 6 |) el ae F ..| ll | J.B. Gibson, C.L.C. 
Muswellbrook and Merton (Muswell-| 10 fF serie ods ‘ p se ao! EH. H. Page, OPS. 
brook). 
Nyngan ... ¥. an rie Lives F a (eet ae a a: 3 | W. B. Geddes, C.L.C. 
Walgett ... fa ta ae SPA a, . sec'| aU ag 4 sere LAR Me Damm ©. 1.08 
Wentworth Ae bd ha ele cone (LLY mney 5c) a ae is ie LE C. A. Arnold, C.P.S. 


Mines Depariment otices, 


APPOINTMENTS. 
; DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Couneil, bas been pleased to agpoint 


Constable Huen Srantzy Camppeuy to act temporarily as Bailiff of the Warden’s Court at Barmedman, vice Senior- constable 
Gooch, on leaye,—such appointment to take effect fron the 13th July, 191U (1910-6,117-201 Misc.). 


Mr. Witt1am James O’Hanton, Crown Lands Agent, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, Mining Registrar, and Officer 
authorised to issue Miners’ Rights and Business Licenses at Young, vice Mr. R. W. G. Collins, on leave,—such 
appointment to take effect from the 4th August, 1910 (1910-6,167-201 Misc.). 


W. H. WOOD. 


RESIGNATION. 
DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to accept the resignation of 


Mr. George Cantlay as Bailiffjof the Warden’s Court at Moruya,—such resignation to take effect from the 23rd June, 
1910 (Mise. 1910-6,115-201). 


W. H. WOOD. 


[1234] . Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 
REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 472, MADE UNDER SECTION 26, MINING ACT, 1874 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Hxecutive Council, has been pleased to direct that from and after 

2°30 p.m. on the abovementioned date, that part of Reserve No. 472, under section 26, Mining Act, 1874, exempting 

certain land from occupation for residence or business purposes under any Miner’s Right or Business License, which ig 
embraced by the accompanying description, be revoked, and it is hereby revoked accordingly. 


[1910-6,114 Misc. ] W. H. WOOD. 
DEgcRIPTION. 
: Date of Parish A Part revoked 
urpose, Notification. County. arish. rea. , 
| ae ae Ps ites? . 

From occupation for residence} 9 June, 1894) Gipps ...| Wyalong O 1 O} That part within measured portion 414,— 
or business purposes under as shown on plan catalogued G@. 2,022- 
any miner’s right or business { 1,871. 
license. 

[1235] Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 
REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 472 MADE UNDER SECTION 26, MINING ACT, 1874, 
IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to direct that, from and after 
2°30 p.m. on the abovementioned date, that part of Reserve No. 472, under section 26, Mining Act, 1874, exempting 


certain land from occupation for residence or business purposes, under any Miner’s Right or Business License, which is 
embraced by the accompanying description, be revoked, and it is hereby revoked accordingly. 


{1910-6,113 Misc. ] — W. H. WOOD. 
DESORIPTION. 
Purpese. Weber t ri, County, Parish. | Area, | Part revoked. 
fay Bae De 

From occupation for residence! 9 June, 1894) Gipps ..| Wyalong ...| 0 018 | That part within portion 134, (Plan 

or business purposes under G. 1,627-1,871.) 

any miner’s right or business 

license. 


4699 . NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. [24 Ava., 1910. 


[1233] Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASHS FOR MINING AND FOR PURPOSES IN CONNECTION WITH 
MINING; TO LESSHES UNDER SUOH LHASKHS, AND TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. 


NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT— 


THE undermentioned applications for Leases of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, have been approved 
by His Excellency the Governor and the Executive Council. 


Departmental No. Tae Name. os Locality, | Ares, | A | actin 
. b 2 
FOR GOLD-MINING LEASES. 
[1910-7,143 L.B.; 7,144 L.B.] tT: 
Drake 49 | 79 | R. Taylor ... .«| @Z 65 | County Drake, parish West Fair-| 2 0 20 , 15 June, 1910 


Pp 
I 

field. 
5 | County Dampier, parish Urobedalla} 5 O O | 20; € 3 a 
66 | County Westmoreland, parish Irene} 25 O O | 20 | 26 Mar., ,, 
05 ) County Dampier, parish Noorooma} 5 0 O l20\. 7 


Nerrigundah 28 | 80 | R. Latty oF 
Rockley 63 | 144 | H.G, Hyde ... et Me 
Wagonga 19' 18 ' EH. Smith and another! ,, 1 


” 


FOR MINERAL LEASES. 
[1910-7,142 L.B.] 


Mount Hope 1 9 , F.J. Feldmann &anr., Mu 22 , County Blaxland, parish Mount; 20 0 O| 20) 38 Jan., 1910 
Allen. 
Deepwater 114/125 | R. W. Elliott ..| 55 88 | County Clive, parish Rockvale ..| 6 0 O/; 20! 7June, ,, 
Euabalong 11 | 13 | A. Crowe |» 14) County Blaxland, parish Urambie} 80 0 0 | 20 | 28 May, _,, 
) East: 
5. 12) 14 Do , POE do do s<2) 40750, 101 200023. 08 a 
Emmaville 117 | 134 | ©. Counter ... » 27 | County Gough, parish Highland) 20 0 0O/| 20 | 18 June, ,, 
Home. 
Cowra 3 4 | J. Davis and others...) ,, 1 | County Monteagle, parish Llunie} 40 0 0 | 20| 20dan, ,, 
FOR LEASES FOR MINING PURPOSES. 
[1910-7,189 L.B.; 7,140 L.B.] 
Broken Hill 9*; 90 | The Broken Hill Pro-| mu 232 | County Yancowinna, parishes} 24 2 38] 20 |18Jan., 1910 
prietary Co. (Ltd.). | Picton and Bolaira. 
Gundagai 20) 28) 1 CG. Lyon iis. «| Gh 9 County Wynyard, parish Bangus| 3 0 O/| 20! 6Dec., 1909 


* As modified. 


THE undermentioned application for a Mining Lease of Private Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, has been 
approved by His Excellency the Governor and the Executive Council, 


[1910--6,903 L.B.]} 


4 


D phi? yh ae Name. Portion No. Loeality. Area. E é ata, 
&, ¥. p. 
Rockley 52*| 123 | P. Hyde ... ...| P@L 20, part; County Westmoreland, parish 19 028 | 20 | 16 Feb., 1910 
' of 268. Trene. 


* The whole of surface reserved. 


LEASES READY FOR DELIVERY. 


THE undermentioned Leases of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, are now ready for delivery to the 
Lessees, and unless the Lessees take delivery thereof within the time mentioned in notice issued by the Warden or other Officer, 
they will be voided. 


Leesees who desire to appoint an attorney to execute and take delivery of their leases can obtain a form of power of 
attorney on application at the Warden’s or any Mining Hegistrar’s Office, or at this Department. 


If it be so desired, the leases can be forwarded for execution and delivery to the Clerk of any Warden’s Court; ér to the 
Department at Sydney. 


| Portion 


Départniental No. | 1c! Nate. |e. Locality. | Area. | Date of Lease. 

| -GOLD-MINING LEASES. 5. Re 
Nowra 14{ 50 | E. Mison and rile at 26 { County St. Vincent, parish Danjera ...{ 5 3 36 12 Aug., 1910 
Yambulla 48 | 48 | J. Stott and another..| , 94 | County Auckland, parish Yambulla ...) 2 0 0}12 x FT 


MINERAL LEASE. Xi 
Emmavillé 113 | 130 { ©. Counter .., ...| M1 840 | County Gough, parish Highland Home..| 20 0 0 | 12 Aug., 1910 


LEASES FOR MINING PURPOSES. 


6L 52 | County Westmoreland, parish Irene 


Rockley 5 wh Bo OO 
5 BS do do “| 400 


12 Aug., 1910 
” 6 2 


WE: 5) ” 


72 | W.H. Martin 
80 | D. K. Inglis and anr. 


4 
’ 


= 


itl 


24 Ava. 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 4693 


NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR LHASHS FOR MINING, &0.—continued, 


IT is intended to refuse the undermentioned application for a Mineral Lease of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining 
Act, 1906, and that notice of such refusal will be published in the Government Gazette of 7th September, 1910; and the land 
referred to in such application will, after publication of the Government Gazette of that date (namely, at 2°30 o’clock p.m.), be 
open to be taken possession of, in terme of the Mining Act and Regulations, provided there be then no adverse title to the land. 


[1910-7,146 L.B.} 


Departmental No. Tecal Name. a qutign | Locality. | Area. | kppltoton. 
Me Tey Ps 
Copmanhurst 34 | 90 | H. G. Small.., ves] seveee | County Gresham, parish Braylesford .... 40 OU OQ | 22 Dec., 1909 


THE undermentioned applications for Leases of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, have been refused. 


Application Wo, | Tocal Name. ee | ee oe ae | eye Application. 
FOR A MINERAL LEASE. 
| [1910-6,918 L.B.] a. 3. p. 
Oberon 28; 38 | W.H. Crago... vee] seeeee | County Westmoreland, parish Abercorn| 40 O 0 | 10 Aug., 1909 
FOR A LEASE FOR MINING PURPOSES. 
{1910-6,750 L.B.] 


Braidwood | 90 he: §, Richardson .,..{ au 61 Counties St. Vincent and Argyle, parishes! 26 0 0 | 22 Oct., 1909 
Jerralong and Meangora. | | 


THE undermentioned application for a Dredging Lease, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, has been refused. 
[1910-6,751 L.B.] 


Departmental No. | Local Name. | Paice Locality. | Area, | eelooeath 
a. Ts B. 
Trunkey 2{ 20 | W. Stoneham esl cat cos County Georgiana, parishes Mulgunnia} 80 0 11 June, 1910 


and Copperhannia. 


THE undermentioned application for » Mining Lease of Private Lands, in terms of the ea Act, 1906, ha 
been refused. 


[1910-7,147 L. B J 
Departmental No. Tecal Name. he | Locality. | Area. | Agntlenlase 
ae) Yon ps 
Murrumburrah 6; 25 | G. Anderson »»»| Part of | County Harden, parish Murrimboola ...} 20 O € | 29 April; 1910 
187. 


IT is intended to yoid the undermentioned Leases of Orown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, and that 
notice of such yoidance,will be published in the Government Gazette of 7th September, 1910; and the lond referred to in 
such leases will, after publication of the Government Gazette of that date (viz. at 2°30 o "clock, p-m.), be open to be taken 
possession of, in terms of the Mining Act and Regulations. 


Local 
No. Name. No. 


Departmental No, 


Portion Locality. Area. | Date of Lease. 


GOLD-MINING LEASH. 
[1910-7,148 L.B.] Belwe) Ds 
Wagonga 12; 11 | R.H. Hasdown & any.) an 99 | County Dampier, parish Noorooma ...| 6 0 0 
MINERAL LEASES, 
[1910-7,149 L.B.; 7,150 L.B.] 
ML ae 


” 


| 26 May, 1910 


Oberon 45 
Copmanhurst 27 


57 
76 


H. Maxwell .., ws 


Seanky Westmoreland, parish Abercorn 
G. H. Fowler & ors,,, 


County Drake, parish Richmond vee| 40 0 


” ” 


20 0 0 | 27 May, 1910 
2 


THE undermentioned Gold-mining Leazes, of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, have been voided, 
the Lessees having failed to execute and take delivery thereof when called upon to do so. 


[1910-7,605 L.B.; 6,919 L.B.] 


Departmental No, | io! Name. | Reptiog Looality. Area, | Date of Lease. 
I ; ue ‘ y awed eh £ 
& Tr. Pp. 
Moruya 33 | 87 | J.W.Summers-.,.,, a4 89 | County Dampier, parish Moruya | 2 0 0} 15 dune, 1910 
Drake 26 | 44 | H.J.dones and ors...; ,, 199 - N Drake, ae West Fairfidld ...| 2 0 O| 26May, » 
> = ‘ ase ” ews al 


4694 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. [24 Avea., 1910. 


_—- 


NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &o.—continued. 


"RENTS are due and owing upon the undermentioned Leases, and if the same be not paid within thirty days 


from the date hereof such leases may be cancelled. 
® 


No. Name. Fgegen Locality. | Area, | ae Application No, 
GOLD MINING LEASES. 
Mouperrt Minine Disterct. Aleck.) wp 
831 | Myalls and Peak Hill Gold Mines} mr141 | County Narromine, parish Mingelo 212) Peak Hill 104 
(Limited.) 
422 | Myalla United G.M. Co. (Ltd.) ...) at 2°} County Narromine, parish Bulgandra-| 20 0 0 ee 110 
; mine. 
751 | Ida Hogan and another... | » 168 | County Wellington, parish Hargraves... 2 0 Oj} Hargraves 271 
782 | C. B. Hilton ae ee .. | 4, 206 | County Phillip, parish Guntawang ...| 15 9 O | Gulgong 468 
893 | G. Ensor ... SB Ps ..| 5, 267 | County Wellington, parish Hargraves... 2 0 0 | Hargraves 377 
897 | Mo Kelly 7-1-2 Bae wes .. | 5, 16 | County Bligh, parish Yarragal ... .| 8 O O| Wellington 42 
New Eneranp Minine DisrRicr. 
615 | W. M. Royse A ipl ...| GZ 29 | County Clive, parish Maclean ... i BD» OO | Diake 774 
Pree axp Upnatta Minina Distriot. 6 
1716 | J. E. Ewing and another ... ...| GL 1/43 {| County Darling, parish Eumur... 6 0O O{| Barraba 173 
1743 | W. G. Dowdell Aa nes | 5 27 | County Parry, parish Dungowan 1 O O | Nundle 399 
SourHeRN Minine District. 
1039 ; J. G. Barron.. a 500 vw. GL 9 ) County Auckland, parish Yambulla 7 3 23 | Eden 9 
1343 | J. Armstrong », 11 | County Argyle, parish Nerrimunga 2 0 O| Goulburn 62 
1373 | 'The New Mount Dromedary Gold. » 85 | County Dampier, parish Noorooma 2 0 0| Wagonga 298 
Mining we act ers ) 
1397 | J. McKeon .., | 9, 9 | County Dampier, parishes Bergalia and} 2 0 O | Moruya 215 
Congo. 
1388 | J. McKeon and another ... ..{ y 3 | County Dampier, parish Bergalia 20a # 216 
1401 | J. T. Maguire aes Sit | 5, 14} County Dampier, parish Currumbene ...| 10 0 O | Braidwood 63 
1402 | M. J, Pola and another » 12 | County Auckland, parish Waalimma ...| 3 0 O Yambulla 67 
TAMBAROORA AND Turon Mrntné Disretcr. 
1210 | G. Davidson... Ae ../ Mt 2 { County Wellington, parish Cummings...| 3 2 27 Hill End 1855 
1241 | T.C. Suttor and others... ...(398 &814| County Wellington, parish Tambaroora| 1 2 193 ¥ 1872 
1314 | J. Mearns and others vas ..| GL 9 | County Gordon, parish Veech ... ..( 5 0 O| Wellington 35 
1342 | W. B. Jones and another ... .| 4, 25 | County Wellington, parish Wear ...| 20 0 O | Stuart Town 760 
1352 | R. Cross, ... 5p .s{ 9, 2L0 | County Wellington, parish Tambaroora| 1° 0 0 | Hill End 1928 
1355 | J. Mearns and others oe {4,141 County Gordon, parish Veech . ; 3 0 O|]| Wellington ~ 41 
1356 | T. Foster and others on w-{ 4, 208 | County Wellington, parish Tambarooral 7 0 0 Hill End = 1927 
Tumut anp AprEtone Minine DisrRrqor. 
412 | James Channon .. ...| @L 62; County Murray, parish Bullongong ..; 1 O 0 | Captain’s Flat 7 
432 | The Gibraltar Cons olidated Geld-- ,, 30 County Wynyard, parish Calafat ; 2 0 0] Adelong 217 
| mine (Limited). | 
647 | JamesChannon ... te wy, 15 | County Murray, parish Bullongong 7 0 O | Captains’ Flat 14 
894 | W. Hartnett... 55 si w.| 99 104 | County Selwyn, parish King 3 0 O | Tumbarumba 153 
899 | A.J. Bell ... ao ute soot ag LOD I do do Pes 3.0 0) 3 160 
900 | R. BR. Timmis ais ase woe il bAS a do do 5 0-04) rf 163 
902 | Do i ccs .-| 9, 87 | Counties Selwyn and Wynyard, parishes Sy SOL) Hs 162 
| | King and Bago. 
926 | D. McIntosh.. Ht AB see] yy 12 | County Selwyn, parish Beaumont 5 0 0 5 178 
O27 ad NGTAGy, wise see ...| 5, 117 | County Selwyn, parish King; ... 1 10k © 174 
928 | RS ackion and another... .e| 99 939 | Counties Selwyn and Wynyard, parishes 50,04 7 185 
| King and Bago. | 
932 | J.Cadzow and another ... | 5, 187 | County Wynyard, parish Calafat 2 0 O| Adelong 400 
952 | J. Coughlan.. an | yy 8 | County Selwyn, parish Glenken | 24 3 6 | Tumbarumba 194 
953° | G. H. Bell and another... wee) yy 124 | County Selwyn, parish King iol (Bi O,604 , 190 
(48 Vic. No. 10). 
177_—«|~ W. Tanner ... 4 ..{ GZ 58 ( County Ashburnham, parish apes 2 3 3) Parkes 266 
199 | W.H. M. Hazelhurst sis oie ROO do do 2 2 35 33 88-264 
245 | A. R. Winckler ... 500 ...| @L8 63 | County Wallace, parish Kiandra (200 0 0 | Kiandra 18 
| to 70. 
Sprcran Lease Minine Act, 1906. 
1 {| O. Bors Pa 7 A J GZ 1 | County Canningham, parish Murga .../269 O 0 | Fifield ad 
LEASES UNDER REGULATIONS OF 187TH May, 1895, anp Minine Laws AmenpMENT AcT or 1901. 
34 | A. R. Winckler ... .) Gt 94 ; County Wallace, parish Kiandra senf 0 92922) "Kiandra 2 
44 | Bonnie Dundee Mining Co. (N. La » 4 | County Canbelego, parish Tritton ee 0) 10) 80 |) “Nyngan 1 
61 | Grafton Copper la ae Co. Pade) mL 11 | County Gresham, parish Kaloe.,, ...| 10 O O | Sydney 70 
78 | Max Gorler ... ee | County Murchison, parish Capel manldae mo od # 98 


Mining Porroses Leases (Act 1906). 


6 , Société Industrielle, &c. ... ...| @Z 12 ) County Richmond, parish Hsk . 2 1 38 St.Woodburn 1-2 
7 Do me ss} 5, 11 | County Richmond, parishes Esk and 40 0 0 i 2-3 | 
Talbimcoble. 
9 | Harden Gold Mine (Limited) ...! ,, 11 | County Harden, parish Murrimboola ..., 7 2 23 | Murrumburraii 
; . 1-7 
29 | The Invincible ery SS aa mt 2 | County Roxburgh, parish Cullen Bullen) 40 O 0 | Capertee 4-25 
30 | D.T. Davies.. 61 166 | County Wynyard, parish Calafat «| 6 1 18 | Adelong 1-17 
SZee ils tW . Kennaway oe a ...| Mt 2 | County Northumberland, parish Coor-| 60 0 0 | Newcastle 3-44 
umbung. 
33 | HE. W. Wright ase = .:{ 5, 50 | County Northumberland, parish New-| 0 1 173 ns 2-32 


castle. 


i nn —— = marke Re a Sd <a eel 


24 Ava., 1910.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 4695 


NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &0.—continued. 


IT is proposed to cancel the undermentioned Gold-mining Lease, and notice of cancellation thereof wi!l be published 
in the Government Gazette of 7th September, 1910; and the land referred to in such lease will, unless held under some other 


title, after publication of Government Gazette of that date (viz., at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for occupation, 
in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. ) 


(R. 1910-4,806] | " 
Batruurst Minine DistRicr. 


No. Name. | Recion Locality. | Area. | Application No 
pete a 
1183 | Great Lucknow Consols (Limited)...) @u 17 | County Bathurst, parish Clarendon .... 9 0 O| Orange 121 


IT is proposed to cancel the undermentioned Mining on Private Lands Act Lease, and fotice of cancellation thereof 
will be published in the Government Gazette of 7th September, 1910, and the lend referred to in such lease will, unless held 
under some other title, after publication of Government Gazette of that date (viz., at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be 
available for occupation, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. : 


[1910-4,807] 
No. Name. Fordon Locality. | Area. | Application No. 
~ es et re et iam re 
a Yr. p. 
808 | J. H. Glasson sap me ...| Pat 2 | County Bathurst, parish Shadforth ...) 20 0 Orange 210 


THE undermentioned Gold-mining Lease has been cancelled for non-fulfilment of the labour conditions. 
{1910-4,567] 


—— 
Ro | Name. | le oa Locality. | Ares. | Application No 
~ ine —- —_—_— : — a a —— — — 
; Minine Act, 1906. a. Yr. p. 
626 | BH. P. M. Knoblanche sce ae ext 60 | County Roxburgh, parish Doe mee! 6 0 0 Sofala 14-15 


THE undermentioned Gold-mining Lease has been cancelled for non-payment of rent due thereon, and the land 
comprised in the lease hereunder mentioned will, unless held under some other title, upon publication of this Notice (viz., at 
2°30 o'clock p.m., Sydney time, to-day), be available for occupation, in terms of the Mining Act of 1906. 


(R. 1910-4,674] 


New Eneatanp Minine District. 


= a ———— 


No. | Name. tote a Locality | Area, | Application No. 


ek Sa ar cB aa ene Ie ML Cee ES a. 


634 W. D. Johnston and others | QB 1 


a. Te. p. 
County Buller, parish Boorook... ..| 3 0 O]| Drake 754 


® 


First Insertion. 


NOTICE UNDER SECTION 91 OF THE MINING ACT, 1906, AND BEGULATION 106. 


OTICE is hereby given that an application, as hereunder, has been made in terms of the abovementioned Act for 
Dredging Lease to mine for Gold and Tin by means of, Sand Pump, in and on the area described, and that I, the Warden 
of the District, having been so directed by the Secretary for Mines, will, on the 9th day of September, 1910, at 10 a.m., at the 
Warden’s Court, at Glen Innes, hold an inquiry concerning such application. 
Any objection to the application must be lodged with me in the Warden’s Office at Glen Innes, before the day above 
mentioned. 


SoHEDULE. 
‘ Date of 


a Te Py 1910. 


38, Glen Thomas Hibbert| Portion 4.u. 3, parishes of Ward and Coventry, county of Clarke, 25 0 0 8 June, 
Innes. and William embracing part of the bed and banks of the Oban River and 
Jennings. land adjacent thereto: Commencing about 20 chains above 
the north-west corner of portion 4, parish of Ward, and ex- 
tending thence up the river for a distance of about 565 chains. 
ee bot Meme oe ee 
W. I. PERRY, Warden. 


Dated fhis 16th day of August, 1910. £1167] 


No. 131, 24 Auaust, 1910.—6. 


4696 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. | [24 ‘Ave. 1910. 


Kirst Insertion. 
NOTICE UNDER SECTION 91 OF THE MINING AOT, 1906,-AND REGULATION 106. 


Bs ea is hereby given that an application, as hereunder, has been made in terms of the aboveniéntiored Act for a. Dredging 
ee Lease to mine for Gold and Tin, by means of Sand Pump, in and on the area described, and that\I, the Warden of the 
District, having been so directed by the Secretary for Mines, will, on the 9th day of September, 1910, at 10 a.m.; at the Warden’s 
Court at Glen Innes, hold an inquiry concerning such application. 


Any objection to the application must be lodged with me, in the Warden’s Office at Glen Innes, before the day above 


mentioned. 
SCHEDULE? 
a5 
As tpg tise Name of Applicant. | Desorption of Ares | ie Apprieation. 
& Pio p. 
Glen Innes 37 | Arthur Low and Thomas} Portion sn: 1, parishes of Hall and. Coventry, 80 0 0 | 28 May, 


Hibbert. county of Cl«rke, embracing part of the bed and 1910. 
banks of Paddy’s Gully : Commencing about'20 
chains in a southerly direction from the 35th 
mile post on the road from Glen Innes to East} 
Mount Mitchell, and extending thence up the 
gully for a distance of about 220 chains. 


: ; W.I. PERRY, Warden. 
Dated this 17th day of Auguat, 1910. (1178} 


Second Insertion. 


NOTICE UNDER SECTION 91 OF THE MINING ACT, 1906, AND REGULATION 106. 
OTICEH is hereby given that an application, as per Schedule hereunder, has been made im terms of the abovementioned Act 
for a Dredging Lease to mine for Gold, by means of Bucket-dredging in, and on the area) described, and that I, the 
Warden of the District, having been so directed by the Secretary for Mines, will, at 2 p.m. on the 9th day of September, 1910, 
at the Warden’s Court at Araluen, hold an inquiry concerning such application. 


Any objections to the application must be lodged with me, in the Warden’s Office at Araluen, before the day above 


mentioned. 
SCHEDULE. 
rene or Name of Applicant. Description of Area. | Area. caret 
ee 
4, Araluen Henry William Parsons...) Portion @1 9, parishes of Merricumbene and Milo,| 100 0 16 May, 1910. 
{Local No. 4). ‘counties of: Dampier and St. Vincent, embracin 
part of the bed and banks of the Deua or Moruya} 
River: Commencing at the south-east corner off 
portion 123, parish of Milo, and extending thence! 
up the river for a distance of about 3} miles. 
GEO. R. WILLIAMS, Warden. @ 
Dated this 15th day of August, 1910. {1100} 
(1271) _ Department of Mines, - 


_ Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 22,994 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WF?PHIN THE TINGHA GOLD-FIELD). 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the. Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
conourrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 
Aet, 1906, part of Reserve No. 22,994 from conditional sale (within the Tingha Gold-field), hereunder desotibed, shall be revoked, and it is 


hereby revoked atcordingly. 


[1910-6,166-201 Mis: } a W. Hoon 
F ‘ScuHgpuLe. . May wrodt | iy ay 
Distriet. Division, | Rare ‘Purpose._| 3 Date ot | County. | Parish. | Holding and Shire. are. | Part revoked. Papers No. 


; Acres, 
From conditional! §& Oct., 1895| Hardinge | Single... Cope’s Greek Re} 24 atrat part within measured Mis. 1910- 
sele (within Tin- sumed Area No. portion 34. (Plan H.| 4,785. 
gha Gold-field), 540, GuyraiShives}.... 4}, 4610-14762.) re 


- Yaverell ...| Easturn.| 22,006 


24 Ava., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131, 


4697 


Lands Department Alotices., 


WITHDRAWAL FROM WESTERN LANDS LEASH 
FOR RIFLE RANGE, 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sovurm Watns, | By His Excellency The Right Honour- 

to wit. able Frepmric JoHN NAPIER, BARON 

(1.8.) CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 

Ste the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 

W. P. Cunuen, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 

is Hxcellency the Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Governor. Australia, 


HEREAS under the ‘‘Western Lands Act of 
1901,” the power is given for the withdrawal 
from a lease granted under that Act of any land re- 
gi for any public purpose declared under the 
rown Lands Acts: And whereas a rifle range has 
been duly declared to be and the same is such public 
purpose as aforesaid: And whereas it has become 
necessary to withdraw certain land from lease under 
the Western Lands Act for the purpose of a rifle 
range: Now therefore, I, Frepgeric Jonn Napier, 
Baron CuEetMsrorp, the Governor aforesaid, do, in 
pursuance of the power and authority in that behalf 
contained in the said Act, hereby declare that the 
land hereunder described shall be and the same is 
hereby withdrawn from lease No. 1,446 under the 
Western Lands Act held by John Frederick William 
Henning for rifle range :— 


WESTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Cosar. 
Within Western Lands Lease No. 1,446. 


County of Robinson, parish of Narri, containing 
an area of 157 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of measured portion W.L. 254 of 157 acres, 
—shown on plan W.L.B. 991, in the Western Land 
Board Office, Sydney. 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this 
sixteenth day of August, in the year of our 
Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, 
and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
S. W. MOORE. 


_ [982] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


(1151) Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 

iis is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accord” 

ance with the provisions of the 106th section of the Crown 
Lands Act of 1884, His Hxcellency the Governor, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, has approved of Measrs. 
R. W. Dawson and T. A. Crowe, who have left the district, 
being removed from their positions as Trustees of the land 
at Forbes, area 2 acres, dedicated ist July, 1890, for Hospital 
site, and they are hereby accordingly removed. 


[Ms. 1910-12,394] §. W. MOORE. 


[1153] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


i ie is hereby notified, fox public information, that, in accord- 

ance with the provisions of the 106th section of the 
Crown Lands Act of 1884, His Excellency the Governor, 
with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to 
approve of the appointment of the undermentioned gentlemen 
as Trustees respectively of the portions of land hereinafter 
particularised, namely :— 


Hospitul site at Forbes, area 2 acres, dedicated Ist July, 18: 0;— 
Messrs. George Fairhurst Hutchinson, 


Charles Smith McPhillamy, 
Joseph Bernard Reymond 


(in lieu of Messrs. A. J. Baldock, resigned, and R. W, Dawson 
and T. A. Crowe, removed). 
[Ms. 1910-12,394] 


Recreation Grounds at Glenbrook, areas 9 acres and 8 acres 1 
rood (residue of 11 acres 10 perches), dedicated 21st August, 
1897 :— 


Messrs. Samuel William Riches, 
John Howlett 


(in lieu of Messrs. W. Houston and J. Houston, resigned), 
[Ms. 1910-11,190] 


No. 131, 24 Aveust, 1910 —-7. 


| [Ms. 1910-12,417] 


Sailor’s Home at Newcastle, area 1 rood 24 perches, dedicated 
29th June, 1880; -- 


The Honourable John Lionel Fegan, 
Messrs. William Tyler, 
Frank Gardiner 


(in lieu of The Honourable A. Brown, M.L.C., and Mr, G, 
Wallace, resigned, and Mr. David Tait Allan, deceazed), 
[Ms. 1910-12609] 


Recreation Ground at Manildra, are, 18 acres 8 roods, dedi- 
cated 19th October, 1894 :— 


John Edward Robinson, Esquire 


(in lieu of Mr. H. Willis, resigned). 
[| Ms. 1910-12,165] 


Recreation and Show Ground at Tintenbar, area 22 acres 3 
roods 30 perches, dedicated 8th March, 1902 :— 
Robert Gray, Esquire 


(in lieu of Mr. W. N. Gillies, resigned). 
[ Ms. 1910-12,185] 


The portion of the General Cemetery at Wilcannia, dedicated 
20th February, 1874, set apart for Roman Catholic Burial 
Ground :— 


Messrs. Richard Bunworth, 
Charles Peter Curtis 


(in lieu of Messrs. E. O’Donnell and J. O’Connell, deceased). 
[Ms. 1910-12,508] 


General Cemetery at Wellington, dedicated 15th August, 1871, 
set apart for Unsectarian Burial Ground :— 


Messrs. Walter William Lorton, 
Alfred Edward Rose. 
William Suey Ling. 


[Ms. 1910- 12,223] S. W. MOORE. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


[ is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accord- 
ance with the provisions of the Public Trusts Act, 1897, 
His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, has been pleased to approve of the appointment of the 
undermentioned gentlemen as additional Trustees respectively 
of the portions of land hereinafter particularised, namely :— 


[1152] 


Recreation Grounds at Glenbrook, areas 9 acres and 8 acres 
1 rood (residue of 11 acres 10 perches), dedicated 21st August, 
1897 :-— 

John Gonsalves, Esquire. 


Ms. 1910-11,190] 


Sailors’ Home at Newcastle, area 1 rood 24 perches, dedicated 
29th June, 1880 ;— 


Mark Reid, Esquire. 


(Ms. 1910-12,609 } S. W. MOORE, 


(1154) Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


lk is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accordance 

with the provisions of the Public Trusts Act, 1897, His 
Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, has been pleased to approve of the appointment of the 
undermentioned bodies as Trustees respectively of the portions 
of land hereinafter particularised, namely :— 


Reserve No. 45,519 at Narrandera, county of Cooper, parish of 
Narrandera, area 5 acres, being portion 117, notified 27th July, 
1910, for Night-soil Depét :— 


The Council of the Municipality of Narrandera, 
(Ms. 1910-11,163] 


The portion of reserve No. 45,452 for General Cemetery ati 
Bogree, county of Courallie, parish of Bogree, notified 6th 
July, 1910, set apart for Church of England Burial Ground :—= 
The Corporate Trustees of the Diocese of Grafton and 
Armidale., 
8S. W. MOORE, 


- 


4698 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. [24 Ave., 1910. 


SE pee a ras eC Sasa Ct 


[1165} Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


1 Ee is hereby notified, for public information, that;’in accord- 
ance with the provisions of the Public Trusts Act, 1897, 
His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Execu- 
tive Council, has been pleased to approve of the appointment 
of the undermentioned gentlemen as Trustees respectively of 
the ‘portions of land ‘hereinafter particularised, namely:— —- 
The portion of Reserve No. 45,347 for General Cemetery at 
Bulyeroi, county‘of Jamison, parish of Clements, notified 8th 
June, 1910, set apart for Roman Catholic Burial Ground :— 


The Right Reverend Patrick Joseph O’Conuor, D.D. 
~~ The Reverend Patrick Joseph O’ Hanlin, 
Messrs. John Lamphier Gwyder. 
Arthur John Grace. 
Michael John Murphy. 
.James Lambert O’Neill. 
Callaghan John King, 


[Ms. 1910-11,157] 


CEE 


Reserve No. 45,839 at Caroona, county of Buckland, parish of 
Gunnadilly, area 2 roods, being portion 186, notified 8th June, 
1910, for Mechanics’ Institute site :— 
Messrs. David Auld. 
Robert David Auld. 
Charles Kimber. 


Henry Ingall. 
Alfred John Woods, 


[Ms. 1910-I0,517] 


Reserve No. 30,758 at Nethercote, county of Auckland, - parish 
of Bimmil, area 1 acre, being portion 138, notified 24th March, 
1900, for Mechanics’ Institute site :— 


Messrs. George Hart. 
Edward Meaker. 
John Blondel De Le Mare. 


[Ms, 1910-11,162] 


Reserve No, 45,168 at Ashford, county of Arrawatta, parish of 
Ashford, area 1 rood, notified 20th April, 1910, for Mechanics’ 
Institute site :— 


Messrs. George Stewart. 
John George Wilson. 
Francis Ryan. 
William Charles Earls. 
Alfred Kimmorley. 
[Ms. 1910-10,868] 


Reserve No. 45,420 at Repton (East Raleigh), county of 
Raleigh, parish of North Bellingen, area 23 perches, being por- 
tion 274, notified 29th June, 1910, for Public Hall :— 


Messrs. Ellis Rothwell, 
Lancelot James Johnson Hunter, 
Edmund Thomas Edward Lyon. 


[Ms. 1910-12,457] _ e 


Reserve No. 41,399 at Lindfield, county of Cumberland, parish 
of Gordon, area about 63 acres 1 rood, notified 27th February, 
1207, for Public Recreation :— 


Frank Edgar Cliff, Esquire 
(in lieuw-of Mr. A. J. Fraser, resigned). 
[ Ms. 1910-12,823] 


Reserves No. 45,012 area 70 acres 2 roods, and No. 45,880, area 
24 acres 1 rood, at Pennant Hills, county of Cumberland, parish 
of South Colah, notified 15th June, 1910, for Public Recrea- 
tion :— 
Messrs. Edward Henry Alcock. 

William Mark Nixon. 

Alfred Fletcher Twine. 

Cecil William Thomas. 

Charles Nicholson Jewel Oliver, O.M.G. 

William James Douglas. 

George Washington Eaton. 
[Ms. 1910-12892] 


Reserve No. 36,078 at Wollongbar, county of Rous, parish of 
Tuckombil, area 7 acres O roods 26 perches, notified 18th July, 
1903, for Public Recreation :— 


Clifton Beck Spry Harston, Hsquire 
(in lieu of Mr. John Bewers, resigned). 


[Ms. 1910-12,708] 8S. W. MOORE, 


APPOINTMENT. 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS, Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, has been pleased to appoint 


Hanzury Davizs, Esquire, Barrister-at-Law, to be Standing 
Counsel for the Crown before the Land Appeal Court of 
New South Wales, during the sittings of such Court, for 
the period of twelve months, viz , from the 1st July, 1910, 
to the 30th June, 1911, and as Standing Counsel for the 
Western Lands Commissioners for the period of six 
months, viz., from the Ist July, 1919, to the 3lst Decem: 
ber, 1910 (M1. 1910~7,290). 

S. W. MOORE. 


= 


[1147] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 24th August, 1910, 


iE he Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, having approved of the following 
amended Regulation for the portions of the General Cemetery 
at Gum Flat, dedicated 23rd April, 1895, set apart . for 
Church of England, Roman Catholic, Presbyterian, Methodist, 
and Uneectarian Burial Grounds, such amended Regulation is 
hereby published for public information. 


[Ms. 1910-13,471] 
8S. W. MOORE, 

We, the trustees of the respective portions of the - General 
Cemetery at Gum Flat, set apart for Church of England, 
Roman Catholic, Presbyterian, Methodist, and Unsectarian 
Burial Grounds under our powers, in virtue of oar bein 
charged with the care and management of the said buria. 
grounds do hereby make the following amended regulation for 
the management thereof, to be substituted for the Regulation 
bearing the same number in the Code of Regulations gazetted 
24th June, 1908 :— 

2. The meetings of the trustees shall be held not less than 
once every six months at such time and place as they may 
appoint, and at any such meeting three of the trustees for the 
time being holding office shall form a quorum. 

Made at Gum Flat, this 21st day of April, 1910, 


F. GOBBERT, 
G. F. PHIFER, 
JOHN MAKIN, 
Trustees of Church of England Burial Ground, 


WILLIAH BYRNES, 
'J.0. LENNON, 
RICHARD FLEMING, Junz., 
Trustees of Roman Catholic Burial Ground, 


J. KEITH MILLER 
Presbyterian Minister), 
THOMAS WILSON, 
ANDREW ROSS, 
P. P. HOSCHER, Sznr., 
‘Trustees of Presbyterian Burial Ground, 


WM. HINGSTON, 

W. G. GILHOME, 

R. GILHOMR, 

W. GILHOME, 
Trustees of Methodist Burial Ground. 


JOHN MAKIN, 
W. G. GILHOME, 
M. L. McFETRIDGH, 
R. GILHOME, 
W. LAIDLAW, 
Trustees of Unsectarian Burial Ground. 


[1160] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


.NOTIFICATION OF CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY 
PART OF ROAD. 
FE IS Excellency the Governor, with the adviee of tho 
Exeoutive Couneil, directs it to be notified that, in pur- 
suance of the provisions of the 20th seetion of the “ Publie 
Roads Act, 1902,” the part of road hereunder deseribed, 
which is now no longer required, is hereby closed, and the lend 


- comprised therein freed and discharged from any rights of the 


public or any person to the same as a highway. 
[Roads 1907-432-20] S. W. MOORE. 


~ 


DezsoRrIPTION. 
The unnecessary part of road separating George Plummer’s 


portion 40 from Magnus Thompsoa’s portion 26, extending ~ 


from south-west corner of portion 40 to a point 100 links west 
of south-east corner of portion 49, parish of Cooroobongatti, 
county of Dudley, Macleay Shire No, 14, 


24 Ave., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 4699 


{1157] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


Nortrrrcation of re-marking of confirmed roads, R. 
6194-1,603 parish of Mirannie, and R. 164-1,603, 
R. 7,690-1,603, and R. 1,559-1,608, parish of 
Marwood, county of Durham, Patrick Plains 
Shire No. 33, Land District-of Singleton. 


Bite is hereby notified that, under the provisions of the 
23rd section of the Public Roads Act,-1902, the 
osition of the confirmed road 100 links wide—R, 5194- 
;608—being part of the road from Singleton to Mir- 

annie, within Frank Arthur Corner’s portion 169, 
parish of Mirannie, also of the confirmed road 100 links 
and slightly variable in width—R. 164-1,603 and R. 
7,690-1,603—being part of the road from Singleton 
to Gresford, and branch confirmed road therefrom 100 
links wide—R.1,559-1,603—towards Maitland-road, 
within same owner’s portion 8, parish of Marwood, 
county of Durham, Patrick Plains Shire No. 33, have 
been re-marked,—as shown on .plans catalogued R. 
10,010-1,603 and R. 10,011-1,603 respectively, which 
are deposited in and can be inspected at the Depart- 
ment of Lands, Sydney, and copies of same can be 
be seen at the Crown Land Agent’s Office at Singleton. 
In accordance with the 25th section of the aforesaid 
Act, it is intended to submit the plans of re-markings 
to the Governor for approval ; it is therefore necessary 
that any persons having objections which may appear 
fo them to exist to the position of the roads, as now 
re-marked, should set forth the same in writing, 
addressed to the Minister for Lands, within one month 
from the date of this notice. 

[Roads 1908-278-10] 

8. W. MOORE. 


This notice supersedes and is in lieu of notice issued in Government 
Gazette, 17th August, 1910, folio 4549, 


[1158 | Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910, 


NorivioaTion of re-marking of parts ef confirmed roads 
R. 65-1,608, and BR. 381-1,603, being parts of the road 
from Gosford to Yarramalong, parish of Ourimbah, 
county of Northumberland, Erina Shire No. 50, Land 
District of Gosford. 


T is hereby notified that, under the previsions of the 23rd 
. section of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the position of parts 
of the confirmed roads R. 65—1,603, and RB. 881—1,603, 100 links 
wide, Within F. W. Stoddart’s part of F. A. Hely’s (grantee) 
portion 37, being parts of road from Gosford to Yarramalong, 
parish of Ourimbah, county of Northumberland, Erina Shire, 


_ No, 50, have been re-marked,—as shown on plan catalogued R, 


10,001-1,603, which is deposited in and can be inspected at the 
Department of Lands, Sydney. In accordance with the 25th 


section of the aforesaid Act, it is intended to submit the plan 


of re-marking to the Governor for approval; it is therefore 
necessary that any persons having objections which may appear 
to them to exist to the position of the parts of the roads as now 
re-marked, should set forth the same in writing, addressed 
to the Minister for Lands, within one month from the date 
of this notice. 

[Roads 1909~-947-9] . 
8. W. MOORE. 


[1159] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


Norrricatton of re-marking of parb of confirmed road (R. 
1,419 -1,603), within Michael Hyam’s grantee portion 29— 
now subdivided—parish of Kiama, county of Camden, 
municipality of Jamberoo, Land District of Kiama. 


WT is hereby notified that, under the provisions of the 23rd 
section of the “ Public Roads Act, 1902,” the position of 
road (R. 1,419 1,603), 50 links wide, confirmed 18th Septem- 
ber, 1878, within Michael Hyam’s (grantee) portion 29, parish of 
Kiama, county of Camden, municipality of Jamberoo, being 
part of road known as Dymock’s road, extending from the 
eoath Coast road to the south-eastern corner of James H, 
Gray’s (grantee) portion 31, bas been re-marked,—as shown on 
lan catalogued R. 10,068-1,603, which is deposited in and can 
be inapected at Department of Lands, Sydney, and a copy of 
same can be seen at the Crown Land Agent’s Office at Kiama, 
In accordance with 25th section of aforesaid Act it is intended 
to submit the plan of re-marking to the Governor for approval ; 
it is therefore necessary that any person having any cbjections 
which may appear to them to exist to the position of the road 
as now re-marked, should set forth the same in writing 
addressed to the Minister for Lands within one month from 
he date of this notice, 
[Roads 1909-579-8] 


_ 8, W. MOORE. 


| eae 


[1251} Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


PART OF CONFIRMED BROAD RE-MARKED. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, directs it to be notified that in 
pursuance of the 25th section of the “Public Roads Act, 
1902,” the plan R. 9,949-1,603 of re-marking of the part of 
confirmed road hereunder described having been approved, 
the part of confirmed road aa re-marked according to the plan 
so approved, shall represent and be deemed to be the original 
road, 


[Roads 1909-872-6] $8. W. MOORE, 


DESCRIPTION, 


The confirmed (now reserved) road 200 links wide (R. 
1,249-1,608) within Richard Chapman’s portion 30, parish of 
Ashford, county of Arrawatta, Ashford Shire No. 39, being 
part of road from Inverell to Ashford, plan catalogued R, 
9,949-1,603, is deposited in, and can be inspected at the 
Department of Lands, Sydney. 


[1261] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


PROPOSED CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY ROAD AND 
PARiS OF ROADS. : 


No is hereby given that the Minister for Lande is of 

opinion that it is expedient to close, under the provisions 
of the 19th and 20th sections of the “‘ Public Roads Act, 1902,” 
the road and parts of roads hereunder described ; and ali persons 
interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, 
addressed to the Minister, within one month from date of 
this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist 
to the closing of the said road and parts of roads. 


5. W. MOORE. 


eh 
DESCRIPTIONS. 


The unnecessary part of road separating Bank of New South 
Wales special lease 4,202 (block H), and J. Mulvena’s special 
lease 4,201 (block D), parish of Wooroowoolgan, from J. Mul- 
vena’s special lease 4,200 (block C), and camping reserve 
88,914, parish of South Casino, unnecessary part of road 
between said special lease (block C), and camping reserve 38,914, 
unnecessary part of road between said special lease (blocks H 
and D), unnecessary part of designed road along and within 
south boundary. of J. Mulvena’s special lease 1907-14, all in 
Tomki Shire, and unnecessary part of road through D. Camp- 
bell’s special lease 1907-22, within Municipality of Casino; 
all within the boundaries of proposed rifle range area at 
Casino, parishes of Wooroowcolgan and South Casino, county 
of Richmond, Tomki Shire No. 7, and Municipality of Casino, 
{ Roads 1910-576-1] 

The unnecessary rosd (Occident-road) separating portion 
431 from portions 427 and 430, Newcastle pasturage reserve 
subdivision, parish of Newcastle, county of Northumberland, 
Municipality of Waratah, 

[Roads 1904-533-6] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 3rd August, 1910, 
APPROACHING LAND SALES. 


ROWN LANDS have been advertised in the Government 
Gazette for sale at the undermentioned places and 


dates :— 
Gazette 
e. 


N 

CanowtnDRA—Friday, 23rd September, 1910 eo EY 
Younc—-Wednesday, 7th September, 1910 reacts 
S. W. MOORE. 


[344] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


is hereby notified, for public information, that 

the Surveyors Board will conduct an examination 
of candidates for licenses to survey under the Crown 
Lands Acts, commencing at 10 a.m. on Monday, 19th 
September, 1910, at the Office of the Chief Surveyor, 
Department of Lands. 

Candidates are informed that their applications, 
together with documentary evidence of having com- 
plied with the preliminary conditions, must reach the 
Secretary to the Board at least ten days before the 
date fixed for the examination. 

s. W. MOORE, 


[Minl, 1910-6,433] 


4700 


[924] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


DECLARATION OF SCRUB LANDS. 


IN RICE is hereby given that, in pursuance of the 

provisions of the 35th section of the ‘‘Crown 
Lands Act of 1889,’’ the land hereunder described is 
hereby declared to be Scrub Lands. 


S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District oy RYLSTONE, AND RYLSTONE SHIRE. 


County of Roxburgh, parish of Stewart, containing 
an area of about 1,180 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries: Commencing at the 
south-eastern corner of portion 23; thence bounded by 
that portion west to a five-wire fence about 10 chains 
east of its south-western corner; by that fence south- 
westerly; by the range forming the boundary between 
the Land Districts of Rylstone and Bathurst generally 
southerly to a point about west from an oak tree 
marked broad-arrow over u over 00 at the junction of 
Round Swamp Creek with the Turon River; thence 
by a five-wire fence easterly to that tree; and thence 
by the Round Swamp Creek upwards, to the point of 
commencement. 
[Oce. 1910-5,816] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 
PLANTS DECLARED TO BE SCRUB. 


T is notified, for public information, that, in ac- 
cordance with the provisions of the ‘‘Crown Lands 
Acts of 1889 and 1908,’ gum, stringybark, wollybutt 
saplings or undergrowth, and wattle are hereby de- 
clared to be Scrub on and for the purpose of Scrub 
Lease No. 312, of about 1,180 acres, eae Division, 
county of Roxburgh, parish of Stewart, within the 
meaning of the 4th section ‘“‘Crown Lands Act of 
1889,” as amended by the ‘‘Crown Lands Amendment 


Act, 1908.” 
[Oce. 1910-5,816] S. W. MOORE. 


[925] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


PROPOSED ALTHBATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
VILLAGE OF DAHWILLY. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, at the 
expiration of three months from this date, it is intended, 
under the provisions of section 107 of the Crown Lands Act 
of 1884, and section 57 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, to 
alter the design of the village of Dahwilly, by reducing the 
suburban area, and closing certiin designed roads. 

Lithographs showing the orcpozed alteration may be 
inspected at the Crown Land Office, Deniliquin, and at the 
Department of Lands, Sydney. 
(Ms. 1910-13,2'5] 


[1148] 
| 


8. W. MOORE, 


[1149 j Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF D#SIGN OF THE 
VILLAGE OF UMARALDTA. 


‘T is hereby notified, for public information, that, at the 
expiration of three months from this date, it is intended, 
under the provisions of section 107 of the Crown Lands Act of 
1884, and section 57 of the Orown Lands Act of 1895, to alter 
the design of the village of Umaraila by reducing village and 
suburban lands, and closing certain streets. 
Lithographs showing the proposed alteration may be 
inspected at the Crown Land Office, Cooma, Post Office, 
Umaralla, and at the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


[Ms. 1910-10,709] 8. W. MOORE. 


= se 


(1144] Depsrtment of Lands, 


Sydney, 24th August, 1910, 
OHNTENNIAL PARK LANDS, 


[* pursuance of the provisions of the Centenary Park Sale 
4 Act (No. 23, 1904) I,the Premier and Attorney-General, 
do hereby notify that tle undermentioned lot of the Centennial 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 


Park Lands will be offered on Wednesday, the 31st August, 
1910, at 11°30 a.m,, at the Rooms of Messrs. Hardie and 
German, 133 Pitt-street, Sydney. 


0. G. WADE. 
Allotment. ita Section. 
20 pe toe Z oo vee soe oe epe 21 J 


[24 Ava, 1910. - 


£482] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
VILLAGE OF GUYRA. 


aC: is hereby notified, for public information, that, at the 

expiration of three months from this date, it is intended, 
under the provisions of section 107 of the Crown Lands Act of 
1884, and section 57 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, to alter 
the design of the village of Guyra by excising part of 
the village lands, and adding it to the suburban lands. 

Lithographs showing the proposed alteration may be in- 
spected at the Crown Land Office, Armidale, Post Office, 
Guyra, and at the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


(Ms. 1910-11,113] S. W. MOORE. 


[483 j Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910, 
PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
TOWN OF QUIRINDI. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, at the 
expiration of three months from this date, it is intended, 
under the provisions of section 107 of the Crown Lands Act 
of 1884, and section 57 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, to 
alter the design of the town of Quirindi by converting part of 
the town lands into suburban lands. 
Lithographs showing the proposed alteration may be in- 
spected sat the Crown Land Office, Tamworth, Post Office, 
Quirindi, and at the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


[Aln. 1910-7,752] 3. W. MOORE. 
[7891] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR SPEOIAL LEASES FOR ‘‘GRAZ- 
ING’ UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE 
CROWN LANDS ACTS... 


Lanp District or Mupaza. 


ie accordance with the provisions of the Crown 
: Lands Acts, it is hereby notified, for general 
information, that Tenders will be received at this 
Department not later than 3 p.m. on Wednesday, 
28th September, 1910, for Special Leases for ‘‘Graz- 
1NG”’ of the lands set forth in the Schedule hereunder. 
The leases will be subject to the general provisions and 
conditions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations 
thereunder and to the following special conditions, 
provisions, exceptions, covenants, and reservations :— 

1, The term of the leases will be from the date of 
the notification of the Minister’s acceptance of the 
Tender to 3lst December, 1924. ee: 

2. The rent for each year shall be paid in advance 
to the Crown Land Agent of the District, or to the 
State Treasurer at Sydney, on or before the 31st 
December of the year preceding, otherwise penalties 
for the late payments shall be incurred, and the 
leases shall be liable to forfeiture. 


3. The survey fee as specified in the Schedule 


attached hereto and the balance of rent to 3let 
December, 1910, shall be paid by the lessee within one 
month from date of notification in the Government 
Gazette of the Minister’s acceptance of the tender. 

4. The area leased is exclusive of any used roade 
or tracks within its boundaries. 

5. The lessee shall, within one year from the date 
of notification in the Government Gazette of the 
sranting of the lease, enclose the land, either 
separately or conjointly with other lands held in the 
same or adjoining interest, with a substantial fence, 
and maintain such fence in efficient repair during 
the currency of the lease. has 

6. All rights which are conferred by the Mining 
Acts, with respect to Crown Lands are reserved, and 
the right of free access to and from_the residence 
areas of mines within the area leased shall not be 
interfered with. ; 

No trees or saplings shall be interfered with by 
ringbarking or otherwise that are useful or likely 
to become useful for mining, building, fencing, split- 
ting, or milling purposes, but all other timber shall 
be destroyed by ringbarking or otherwise within two 
years from the date of notification in the Govern- 
ment Gazette of the Minister’s acceptance of_ the 
tender, and the suckers and seedlings kept down 
thereafter during the currency of the lease; but the 
lessee may take from the land leased to him such 
timber and other material for building and other 
purposes upon such land; as may be required by him 
as tenant thereof. 

8. The lessee shall, within twelve months from the 
date of notification in the Government Gazette of 
the granting of the lease, clear the land of all 
prickly-pear, briars, noxious scrub, plants, or weeds, 
and shall thereafter keep the land. clear of them 
during the currency of the lease. 


24 Aue., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 4701 


9. The lessee shall take all reasonable steps to keep 
the land free from rabbits, foxes, and other noxious 
animals during the currency of the lease. 

,10. In addition to the above, the leases shall be 
subject to subsections 1, 4, 6 to 9, 11 to 16, and 18 
of Regulation No, 215, notified 80th March, 1910. 

11. Failure to comply with any of the above condi- 


_ tions will render the lease liable to forfeiture. 


Tenders shall be addressed to the Under Secretary 
for Lands, and endorsed “Tender for a Special Lease 
for Grazing Purposes, Land District of Mudgee,” 
with date of Gazette notice, and they will be made 
under and subject to the following conditions and 
provisions and reservations :— 


(a) Tenders shall be made on Form 74, and shall 
clearly describe the land applied for, and 
shall be accompanied by a receipt showin 
that a deposit equal to the amount state 
in the Gazette as the upset annual rent of 
the portion has been paid to the Land Agent, 

| or the State Treasurer. 

(b) The deposit paid by the person whose tender 

/ 1s accepted shall be credited on account of the 
first year’s rent. If a tender be withdrawn, 
the deposit, wholly or in part, may be re- 
tained. 

(c) The Minister reserves the right to refer the 
whole or any of the tenders for the under- 
mentioned blocks to the Local Land Board 
for a report for his guidance in selecting the 
applicant whose tender should be accepted. 

(d) The Minister reserves the right to accept or to 
refuse any tender. 

(¢) The highest or any tender will not necessarily 
be accepted. 

(f) A tender from any person already holding a 
living area will not be accepted. 

(g) No person shall hold more than one lease. 


Lithographs showing the positions of the blocks +o 
be leased may be seen at the Information Bureau, 
Lands Department, Sydney, and at the Offices of the 
Crown Land Agents, Mudgee and Orange, and Post 
Offices Windeyer and Hargraves. 

[Ms. Ls. 1910-8,751] S. W. MOORE. 


SCHEDULE. 
8 Upset 
iS) pase 
S Area, Locality. Annual abies 
3 Rental 
I 
&. 4Y.) Pi Le aaa) fas. Oe 
222) §5 0 0 |) About 17to19 miles southerly} 215 0| 419 10 
223 | 34 2 0 from Mudgee, and about 7to}/| 115 0] 4 0 0 
224) 44 3 0 8 miles north-easterly from | 2620 4) 5: 10 
225 12). 2 %0 town of Windeyer, fronting en Oe) 8.6 4 
226 | 32 2 0|} MerooCreek, west of portion 2,\1 113 0| 818 8 
227 | 56 2 01}; parish of Warratra,county of/; 217 0 413 4 
238 | 102 3 0 | Wellington (being a subdivi- 56 3 0) 51) lo 
229) 207 10 sion of Uprer Meroo Tem-|!10 0 0 618 4 
230 | 250 0 0|J porary Common),shire Meroo.|)(1210 0] 7 5 10 
( 
[7560] Department of Lands, 


ds 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR AN ANNUAL LEASE FOR 
GRAZING PURPOSES ONLY UNDER THE 
PROVISIONS OF THE CROWN LANDS ACTS. 


Lanp District or NARRABRI. 


l N accordance with the provisions of the Crown 

Lands Acts, the Minister for Lands directs it to 
be notified that tenders will be received at this Depart- 
ment not later than 3 o’clock p.m. on Tuesday, 30th 
August, 1910, for an annual lease for grazing purposes 
only of the land set forth in the Schedule hereunder. 
The lease will be subject to the general provisions and 
conditions of the Crown Lands Acts, and Regulations 
thereunder, and to the following special conditions, 


provisions, exceptions, covenants, and reservations : — 


1. The term of the lease will be from the first day 
of the month succeeding the date of notification in the 
Gazette of the Minister’s acceptance of the tender, to 
3lst December, 1910, and thereafter from the lst 
January to 3lst December in each year. 

2. Any amount required to complete rent to 31st 
December, 1910, after payment of deposit on tender, 
must be paid into the Treasury, or to the Land Agent 
of the district, within one month from date of gazettal 
of lease. For the year 1911, and any subsequent year, 
the rent must be paid during the month of September 
of the year preceding. As the lease is annual, ter- 
minating on 3lst December in each year, the renewal 
rent must be paid in advance, otherwise the land will, 
immediately after the 3lst December, become and be 
liable to be dealt with as vacant Crown Lands. 

3. There is no objection to the boundaries being 
fenced, provided gates are erected on any of the 


boundaries which are intersected by roads used, or 
which may hereafter be required by the public. 

4. Any improvements (inclusive of fencing), effected 
on the lease shall be at the lessee’s sole risk, and 
such improvements will revert to the Crown upon the 
expiration, surrender, or forfeiture of the lease. _ 

5. In the event of any reduction of area by selection 
or otherwise, the annual rental will not be less than 
£1 


6. Any travelling stock or camping reserves within 
the land leased shall, during the whole currency of 
the lease, be open to the use of bona fide travelling 
stock, teamsters, carriers, and travellers; and the 
lessee shall post in a conspicuous place thereon notice- 
boards near where the road passes through the lease, 
indicating for public information the purpose of such 
reserves, that such portion is under lease, and giving 
the name and address of the lessee. In fencing any 
such reserves the lessee shall also provide gates and 
other facilities for the entrance and exit of travelling 
stock, teamsters, and carriers. Such notice-boards, 
gates, and facilities to be erected and maintained to 
the satisfaction of the Stock Inspector. The Minister 
for Lands may at any time and from time to time 
withdraw from lease the whole or any part of the land 
comprised within any travelling stock or camping re- 
serves for any public purpose, and the lessee shall not 
be entitled to any compensation whatsoever either in 
respect of such withdrawal or for any improvements 
effected on the area so withdrawn. The lessee shall 
not in any way interfere with, or cause any annoyance 
to, travolling stock, teams, or the public. 

7. The lessee shall not overstock, wholly or in part, 
the area, leased within any reserve, the decision as to 
overstocking to rest with the Minister for Lands. 

8. The rignt is reserved to the public to use, for 
the legitimate purpose for which they were notified, 
any reserves situated wholly or partly within the 
lease. 

9. The lease is granted subject to the provisions of 
a Public Watering Places Act and Regulations there- 
under. 

10. All persons duly authorised shall have full right 
to enter upon the land. at any time within reasonable 
hours during the currency of the lease for the purpose 
of cutting and removing timber without interference 
hy the lessee, and the lessee shall provide convenient 
gateways or openings where required for this purpose, 
or where directed by the Minister or any officer 
authorised by the Minister in this behalf, and permit 
timber-getters to camp and graze their teams within 
the lease, subject to the provisions of section 20 of 
the ‘‘Forestry Act of 1909,’’ and to payment by them 
of agistment fees as provided by that section. 

11. No trees or saplings shall be interferred with by 
ringbarking or otherwise, except under permits issued 
under the provisions of the Forestry Act, and Regu- 
lations thereunder; but the lessee may take from the 
land leased to him such timber and other material for 
building and other purposes: upon such land as may 
be required by him as tenant thereof, provided such 
land is not comprised within a timber or forest 
reserve. 

12. Mining leases and authorised occupations under 
any Mining Acts are excluded. Mining operations 
shall not be interfered with. The holder of a miner’s 
right may, while following the occupation of a miner 
or prospector, graze upon Crown Lands not exempted 
such horses or other animals as may be necessary for 
his subsistence and for the carrying on of prospecting 
or mining. 

13. The right of the public to travel over all roads 
and tracks in use through the lease is retained. 

14. Crown improvements must be kept in a proper 
state of repair, fair wear and tear excepted. 

15. The lessee shall, to the satisfaction of the Minis- 
ter for Lands, take all reasonable steps to destroy, and 
throughout the currency of the lease keep the land 
clear of all noxious plants, weeds, and scrub, includ- 
ing prickly-pear and Bathurst-burr, operations to be 
commenced within’ three months from date of gazettal 
of lease. : 

16. A breach of any condition will render the lease 
liable to forfeiture. 

Tenders shall be addressed to the Under Secretary 
for Lands and endorsed ‘‘Tender for an Annual Lease 
for grazing purposes only, Land District of Narra- 
bri,’ with date of Gazette notice, and they shall be 
made under and subject to the following conditions, 
provisions, and reservations :— 


(a) Tenders shall be made on Form 74, and shall 
clearly describe the land applied for, and 
shall be accompanied by a receipt showing 
that a deposit equal to the amount stated in 
the Gazette as the upset annual rent of the 
block has been paid to the Land Agent or the 
State Treasurer, 


4702 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 


(b) she deposit paid by the person whose tender | 


is accepted shall be credited on account of 
the first year’s rent. If a tender be with- 
drawn, the deposit, wholly or in part, may 
be retained. 

(c) The Minister reserves the right to refer the 
whole or any of the tenders to the Local Land 
Board for a report for his guidance in select- 
ing the applicant whose tender should be 
accepted. 

(d) The Minister reserves the right to accept or 
to refuse any tender. 

(e) The highest or any tender will not necessarily 
be accepted. 


Lithographs showing the position of the block to 
be leased may be seen at the Information Bureau, 
Lands Department, Sydney, at the Office of the Crown 
Land Agent, Narrabri, at the Pastures Protection 
Board Office, Narrabri, and at the Local Land Board 
Office, Moree. 


[Ms. Ls. 1910-9,708] S. W. MOORE. 


ScHEDULE. 
Block.| Area. Situation of Land. grisea oc! 
‘| Acres. £ s. 4. 
A 550 Part of travelling stock reserve No. 22,619, 514 7 
(about), parishes of Narrabri and Galathera, 
: counties of Nandewar and Jamison, 
Namoi Shire. 
{660} '. Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR A SPECIAL LEASE FOR “GRAZING” 
UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE CROWN 
LANDS ACTS. 


Lanp Disrricr or NARRABRI. 


N accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts 
it is hereby notified, for general information, that Tenders 
will be received at this Department not Jater than 3 p.m. 
on Wednesday, 21st September, 1910, for a Special Lease for 
“ Grazing” of the land set forth in the Schedule hereunder. 
The lease will be subject to the general provisions and condi- 
tions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations thereunder, 
and to the following special conditions, provisions, exceptions, 
covenants, and reservations :— 


1. The term of the lease will be from the date of the notifica- 
_ tion of the Minister’s acceptance of the tender to 31st December, 
1924. 

2. The rent for each yesr shall be paid in advance to the 
Crown Land Agent of the District, or to the State Treasurer 
at Sydney, on or before the 3ist December of the year preced- 
ing, otherwise penalties for the late payments shall be incurred, 
and the lease shall be liable to forfeiture. 

3. The survey fee as specified in the Schedule attached 
hereto and the balance of rent to 3ist December, 1910, shall 
be paid by the lessee within one month from date of notifi- 
cation in the Government Gazette of the Minister’s acceptance 
of the tender, 

4. The lessee shall, within three years from the date of 
notification in the Government Gazette of the Minister’s 
acceptance of the tender, clear the land of all wild tobacco 
plant, prickly-pear, noxious scrub, plants, or weeds, and shall 
thereafter keep the land clear of them during the. currency of 
the lease. 

- Norz.—The method to be followed in eradicating the prickly 
pear is to entirely consume by fire or completely bury it 3 feet, 
at least, underground, with the roots and every part thereof, 

5. In addition to the above, the lease will be subjected to 

“subsections 1, 2, 4 to 18, 20, and 21 of Regulation No. 215, 
notified 30th March, 1910. 

6. Failure to comply with any cf the above conditions will 
render the lease liable to forfeiture. 

Tenders shall be addressed to the Under Secretary for Lands 
and endorsed “Tender for a Special Lease for Grazing 
Purposes, Land District of Narrabri,” with date of Gazette 
notice, and they shall be made under and subject to the follow- 

ing conditions and provisions and reservations :— 


(a) Tenders shall be made on Form 74, and shall clearly 
describe the land appiied for, and shall be accompanied 
by areceipt showing that a deposit equal to the 
amount stated in the +azette as the upset annual rent 
of the portion has been paid to the Land Agent or the 
State Treasurer. 

~ (0) The deposit paid by the person whose tender is ac- 
cepted shall be credited on account of the first year’s 
rent. Ifa tender be withdrawn, the deposit, wholly 
pr in part, may be retained, 


[24 Ave., 1910, 


(c) The Minister reserves the right to refer the whole or 
any of the tenders for the undermentioned block to 
the Local Land Board for a report for his guidance 
in eelecting the applicant whose tender should» be 
accepted, 

(2) The Minister reserves the right to accept or to refuse 
any tender, 

(e) The paper or any tender will not necessarily be ac- 
cepted, 

(/) A tender from any person holding no land, or an 
insuflicient area, will receive prefereutial consideration, 


Heliographs showing the position of the block to be leased 
may be seen at the Information Bureau, Lands Department, 
Sydney, and at the Office of the Crown Land Agent, Narrabri, 


{Ms. Ls. 1910--9,967] 8S. W. MOORE. 


SOHEDULE. 

Approxi- Upset Fees— 
mato Locality, Annual | Survey, 
Ares, Rental. | &e. 

l 

Acres. £s. da £4 

240 T.S. and C.R. 31,854, parish Galathera,; 12 0 0; 1218 & 


(about). county Jamison, Namoi Shire, 


IN THE LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH 
WALES. 

NOTICH is hereby given that Sittings of the Land Appeal 
Court of New South Wales will be holden at the undermen- 
tioned place, commencing on the date specified, for the hearing 
of all Appeals and References in respect of which notices shall 
have been issued, and for the hearing of such other matters as 
may be lawfully brought before the seid Court :— 


Dubbo, 31st August, 1910. 


W. R, JAMTESON, 
Registrar. . 
5th August, 1910. _ (815) 


IN THE LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH 
WALKS. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Sittings of the Land 
Appeal Court of New South Wales will be holden at 
the undermentioned place, commencing on the date 
specified, for the hearing of all Appeals and Refer- 
ences in respect of which notices shall have been 
issued, and for the hearing of such other matters 
as may be lawfully brought before the said Court :— 


Sydney, 12th September, 1910. 


W. R. JAMIESON, 
Registrar. 
10th August, 1910. [988] 


[11388] Local Land Board Ofiice, 
Hay, 15th August, 1910. 


ATTENTION is invited to an application by H., P. H,, 8. M., 
and J. B. N. Csborne, for a lease under section 18, Act 1903, 
of 82,346 acres, parishes of Bimbil, Davis, Mologone, and 
Jimberoe, county of Dowling, on Naradhen Pastoral Occu- 
pation License 6894, Central Division, Land District of Hill- 
ston. 

Diagrams illustrating the proposal are exhibited at the Offices 
of the Local Land Board, Hay, and the Orown Land Agent, 
Hillston, and the Court-house at Cargelligo. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should be 
forwarded to the District Surveyor, Hay, not later than the 
12th September, 1910. : 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land Board at 
Cargelligo, on a date to be fixed. 


H, W. GRAEME, 
Acting District Surveyor. 


[1156] Local Land Board Office, 
Kempsey, 17th August, 1910. 


ATTENTION is invited to an application by L. B. 
Lancaster for surrender of portions 198, parish 
Cooroobongatti, and 171 and 172, parish Clybucca, of 
total area of 300 acres, in exchange for a similar area 
of reserve 33,814 for drainage, in parish Clybucca, 
eounty Dudley. : ; 

A heliograph illustrating the proposal is exhibited 
at the Offices of the Local Land Board, Kempsey. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the District Surveyor, Kempsey, not 
later than 14th September, 1910. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Kempsey at its next sitting. 

Vv. B. RILEY, 

Acting District Surveyor, 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 


[24 Auc., 1910. 


Department of Lands, 


828 
sae Sydney, 24th August, 1910, 


SALE OF AN IMPROVEMENT LEASE. 
JIS Excellency the Gov.rnor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that a lease of the undermentioned 


I Crown Lande will be offered for sale by public auction by the Crown Linds Agent, at NYNGAN, at 12 o’clock noon on 


FRIDAY, 7tu OCTOBER, 1910. be 
The lease will be offered under the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regu’ations, and will be subject to the special conditions 


set out at the foot of the Schedule hereto attached, and to the following conditions, provieions, covenants, and reservations. 
The term of the lease will be 23 years to terminate on 10th July, 1933 (subject to the conditions hereinafter set forth). 
The purchaser will be required to pay at the time of eale the rent of the lease for the first year. 


The rent for the second and every succeeding year of the lease sholl be paid annually in advance to the Treasurer of the State of 
New South Wales, before the date in each year correeponding to the date of the execution of the lease. If not so paid, the lease will be 


liable to forfeiture. 


The boundaries and area shown on exhibited design of the block which have not been or are only partially surveyed are approximate 


only, and-are subject to any modification, alteration, and adjustment con: quent on surrey. 


8. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Laxp Districr anp PLacr or Satg-—Nyxaan. 


Not within any holding. 


iS es ; pees EOE 
ae 8 Character and Value cf 
3 3 é fee Pi Improvements. Character ¢f Land, Soil, Timber, Water Supply, &c. 
ima] . - nnua urre x i i 4ocalit 5 . 
q |County.| Parish. | #2 Bet 5 oe Rpoeest Nearer Towa, itdation, 7a ity, &c., SLire 
ee &% | per Block. Character. mate : 
yy, ley Value. 
= - 2 - Ds e — an 
Acres| £ 8. d. | £ a. ad Jas P80 10k ¢ ; 
1530 | Oxley...) Mudall 2,130 138 5 6 Nil. Fencing ees | ¥Y 8 1 | Level country, timbered ith box, pine, and budtha; Bogan. 
Supposed to be the about 350 acces of plain, about 69 acres of thickly tim-} 
| Crown property. be:ed country, and the balance fairly open; about four- 
Fencing (balf-value}) 10 10 0 fifths rd soil, with clay subsoi', and one-"f h black 
Suppesed to be the sil; pine, budtha, orauge, ana box seedlings and 
= property «£ Golds suckerg, and currant-bush servub*, Vermanent water 
| brough, Mort, aud supply in began Rirer, also fair facilities for water con- 
| Company. servation, Rainfall 16 inches per annum at Nyngan. 
| wituated 36 miles from town ard railway atation of 
j Nyngan. 
[Oce. 1910-6,479] 


Designs of the land proposed to be leaccd may be seen at the Offces of the Loca) Land Board, Dubbo; Land Agent, Nyngan; and at the Inf.rmation 
Bureau, Department of Lauds, Bent-street, Sydney, 


Sprcrant Conpi1ions, &c., ATTACHED TO Brock No. 1,580. 


1. The Lessee shall leave firebelts three (3) chains 
wide within and on the boundaries of the area leased 
but the scrub and undergrowth three (3) inches or 
less in diameter which would form a-harbour fer rab- 
bits and other noxious animals shall be destroyed 


2. The Lessee shall except on the firebelts effectu- 
ally destroy pine scrub (subject to Condition 5) budtha 
box seedlings and suckers ~ 

3. The Lessee shall carefully preserve all currant- 
bush and orangebush scrubs subject to the provision 
that the Minister for Lands may grant permission 
for a specified period to cut lop or whip these scrubs 
for steck-feeding purposes in times of drought 


4, The Lessee shall carefully preserve pine trees of 
four (4) inches or over in diameter measured at three 
(3) feet from the ground which are useful or likely 
to be useful for fencing mining or building purposes 
or for railway sleepers subject to the provisien that 
the Lessee may cut and use any timber for fencing 
or other improvements within the leased area 


5. The Lessee may thin out all pine saplings and 
trees under four (4) inches in diameter measured at 
three (3) feet from the ground. to distances of thirty 
(30) feet apart and shall select the best saplings or 
trees for preservation 


6. The Lessee shall not cut or remove any timber 
for sale or otherwise except as before provided 


7. The Lessee shall destroy all trees and saplings not 
exempted by the previous conditions by ringbarking 
or otherwise 


8. The Lessee shall begin operations mentioned in 
the previous conditions within three (3) months from 
the commencement of the lease During the first year 
of the lease the Lessee shall operate on not less than 
one-third (3) of the total area leased and during each 
of the succeeding two (2) years the Lessee shall 
operate on an additional one-third (1) of the total 
area leased so that the whole area shall be dealt with 
as prescribed in the foregoing conditions within three 
(3) years from the commencement of the lease After 
any part of the land has been cleared of scrub and 
undergrowth the Lessee shall keep it clear and after 


any part of the land has been ringbarked the Lessee 
shall keep it free from suckers and seedlings except 
seedlings of species of trees referred to in clauses 
3 and 5 which may however be continuously thinned 
out to the distances specified in clause 5 


9. The Lessee shall give the District Surveyor not 
less than three (3) weeks’ nor more than six (6) 
weeks’ notice in writing of the Lessee’s intention to 
commence the work of ringbarking clearing or serub- 
bing and shall indicate the position and extent of the 
country proposed to be operated upon and the length 
of time which it is considered the work will occupy 
and shall from time to time on a stoppage or cessa- 
tion of the work for a longer period than seven (7) 
days give the District Surveyor not less than three 
(3) weeks’ notice in writing of the Lessee’s intention 
to renew and continue the operations of ringbarking 
clearing or scrubbing. 

10. The Lessee shall within three (3) months from 
the commencement of the Lease take effective steps 
to destroy rabbits wallabies wild dogs dingoes wild 
pigs foxes and other noxious animals and shall con- 
tinue to do so during the whole remaining term of 
the lease to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands 


11. The Lessee shall not overstock the land under 
lease either wholly or in part the decision as to over- 
stocking to rest with the Minister 


12. The Lessee shall fence the boundaries of the 
area leased with a wire-netting fence within three (3) 
years from the date of commencement of the lease 
but the boundaries common to other land held in the 
same interest and while such other land is so held 
need not be fenced provided the holdings in one 
interest are enclosed by a ring fence 


13. The Lessee shall maintain all Crown improve- 
ments and all improvements effected under these con- 
ditions upon the land deased in good order and con- 
dition during the whole term of the lease 


14. The Minister for Lands shall have the power 
to charge the Lessee any sum not exceeding twenty- 
five pounds (£25) as a fine for any breach of the 
foregoing conditions which he may not consider as 
sufficiently grave to warrant forfeiture . 


24 Ava., 1910.) 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 4721 


SALE OF AN IMPROVEMENT LEASH—oontinued, 


Spzciat Conpitions, &c., atracuED ro Brocx No. 1,5§0—continued, 


15. In the event of the whole.or any part or parts 
of a reserve within the land leased being revoked 
the Governor may withdraw for settlement the whole 
or any part or parts of the land leased comprised 
within such reservation without compensation pro- 
vided that in respect of the improvements effected 
under the terms of this lease the Lessee shall be 
entitled to receive a proportion of any payment for 
such improvements which may be made hereafter by 
an incoming tenant in terms of section 1 of the Crown 
Lands Act of 1898 Such proportion shall be ascer- 
tained by multiplying the sum representing the said 
payment by a fraction of which the numerator shall 
be the unexpired term of the lease and the denominator 
the original term of the lease In any improvements 
effected other than on the travelling stack reserve in 
terms of a special consent hereafter given by the 
Minister for Lands the Lessee shall have tenant-right 
= defined in section 51 of the Crown Lands Act of 
1895 


16. The Governor may by notice in the Goverament 
Gazette — 


(a) at any time and from time to time withdraw 
any land required or deemed to be required 
for mining or mining purposes residential 
lease saw-mill site or for any public purpose 
subject to Condition No. 17 : 


(6) and may in addition to the power contained 
in Condition No. 15 at any time and from 
time to time withdraw the whole or any part 
or parts of the land for the purposes of 
settlement if the Minister,is of opinion after 
report. by the Local Land Board that such 
land may be profitably occupied for agricul- 
tural purposes and every such withdrawal 
may include any land which the Minister 
may deem necessary to secure uniformity in 
design of subdivision or to provide suitable 
agricultural holdings and 


{c) may also in addition to the power contained 
in Condition No. 15 at any time and from 
time to time after the expiration of fifteen 
(15) years from the commencement of the 
lease withdraw the whole or any part or 
parts of the land for purposes of settlement 


without in any case compensation except for the 
Lessee’s interest in improvements on the land so 
withdrawn Such compensation in respect of the 
improvements effected in terms of this lease shall be 
ascertained by multiplying a sum representing the 
fair value of the improvements by a fraction of which 
the numerator shall be the unexpired term of the 
lease and the denominator the original term of the 
lease and in case of other improvements effected by 
the Lessee in terms of a special consent given by the 
Minister for Lands the compensation shall be the 
fair value of such improvements Provided that in 
all cases the fair value referred to shall be the value 
of the improvements to an incoming settler at the 
date of withdrawal provided that such value shall 
not in any case exceed their cost |The compensation 
shall be appraised by the Local Land Board or by 
the Land Appeal Court on appeal or reference The 
Lessee shall be deemed to have a right of appeal and 
the Minister shall be deemed to have a right of refer- 
ence of the Beard’s appraisement to the Land Appeal 
Court and for this purpose the appraisement shall 
be deemed to be an appraisement under the provi- 
sions of section 6 of the Crown Lands Act of 1889 


17. The travelling stock reserve within the land 
leased shall during the whole currency of the lease be 
open to the use of bona fide travellers travelling stock 
teamsters and carriers without. interference or annoy- 
ance by Lessee and the Lessee shall post in a conspicu- 
ous place thereon notice-boards indicating for public 
information the purpose of such reserve In fencing 
such reserve the Lessee shall also provide gates and 
other facilities for the entrance and exit of travelling 
stock teamsters and carriers Such notice-boards gates 
and facilities to be erected and maintained to the satis- 
faction of the Stock Inspector The Governor may at 
any time and from time to time withdraw from lcase 
the whole or any part of the land comprised within 
the travelling stock reserve for any public purpose 
and the Lessee shall not be entitled to any compensa- 
tion whatsoever either in respect of such withdrawal 
or for any improvements effected on the area so with- 


drawn Upon the withdrawal of any land under this 
condition or Conditions Nos. 15 or 16 a reduction 
of the annual rept shall be made proportionate to 
the area withdrawn 


18. Upon expiration of the lease by efflusion of 
time the Lessee shall have tenant-right as defined in 
the Crown Lands Act of 1895 in such improvements 
other than those comprised within the travelling 
stock reserve as may be effected after the consent 
of the Minister for Lands has been obtained but shall 
not have tenant-right or ownership in scrubbing 
clearing ringbarking suckering fencing or other 
improvements effected in terms of this Lease 


19. Any holder of a current miner’s right while 
following the occupation of a miner or prospector 
may graze upon this lease such horses or other 
animals as may be necessary for his subsistence and 
for the carrying on of prospecting or mining 


20. The Lessee shall not transfer assign or sublet 
or grant agistment rights without having first 
obtained the Minister’s consent in writing and if any. 
stock not owned by the Lessee shall be found depas- 
turing on the said land (other than travelling stock 
depasturing on the travelling stock route) the presence 
and depasturing of such stock shall be prima facie 
evidence of a subletting cf the land under lease 


21. The Lessee shall not cultivate any part of the 
land leased without first obtaining the Minister’s 
consent in writing 


22. The lease is subject to the reservation of all 
public rights of roads and to the provisions of section 
111 of the Crown Lands Act of 1884 


23. The lease shall be deemed to be a lease for 
pastoral purposes within the meaning of the Mining 
Act of 1906 and as such shail be subject to the opera- 
tions of that, Act 2 

24, All persons duly authorised shall have full right 
to enter upon the land at any time within reason- 
able hours during the currency of the lease for the 
purpose of cutting and removing timber without 
interference by the Lessee and the Lessee shall pro- 
vide convenient gateways or openings where required 
for this purpose or where directed by the Minister 
or by any officer authorised by the Minister in that 
behalf and permit timber-getters to camp and graze 
their teams within the lease subject to the provisions 
of section 20 of the Forestry Act of 1909 


25. For all improvements on the land whether 
Crown property or not the Lessee shall pay their 
capital value as provided in section 44 of the Crown 
Lands Act of 1889 or with the consent of the Min- 
ister rent for the use of the improvements the pro- 
perty of the Crown may be paid as provided in 
section 10 of the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act 1899 


26. The Lessee shall when called upon pay all costs 
of preliminary action report and inspection 


27. Instructions will be given within a reasonabic 
time after the issue of the lease for survey if neces- 
sary to be effected but the Crown will not be respon- 
sible in any way for any delay or failure to effect 
survey of the lease 


28. In the event of the area of the lease being 
found to be different to that herein mentioned the 
rent shall be subject to any adjustment consequent 
upon any increase in or diminution of area 


29. As the greater part of the land included within 
the block is within a reserve from sale and as the 
law provides that no application for a homestead 
selection shall be confirmed for land included in any 
reserve from sale the Lessee is warned not to erect 
a dwelling-house or to effect improvements on the 
land so reserved with the object of obtaining a home- . 
stead_ selection under the provisions of section 27 of 
the Crown Lands Act of 1895 as the land within a 
reserve from sale is not available for that purpose 


30. In the event of any of these conditions provi- 
sions or covenants not being complied with in the 
manner specified the lease will be liable to forfeiture 
and on forfeiture all improvements effected by the 
Lessee shall become the property of the Crown with- 
out compensation 


= 


4722 


[926 ] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 
SCRUB LEASE—NOTICE OF GRANTING OF. 


1 ee is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the Crown 
Lands Acts and Regulations thereunder, a Scrub 
Lease of the land set out in the annexed Schedule 
has been granted for the term, and under the con- 
ditions, provisions, covenants, restrictions, and re- 
servations hereinafter mentioned :— 

1. The term of the lease shall be from the 24th 
August 1910 to 23rd August 1931 The lease is granted 
subject to all the provisions of the Crown Lands 
Acts and Regulations applicable thereto 

9. THE RENT FOR THE SECOND AND BEVERY 
SUCCEEDING YEAR OF THE LEASE SHALL BE 
PAID ANNUALLY IN ADVANCE to the Treasurer 
of the State of New South Wales ON OR BEFORE 
THE DATE IN EACH YEAR CORRESPONDING 
TO THE DATE OF COMMENCEMENT OF THE 
LEASE If not so paid the lease will be lable to 
forfeiture Annual rent £9 16s. 8d inclusive of rent 
for Crown improvements f 

83. The Lessee shall leave firebelts three (8) chains 
wide within the area leased along the western and 
northern boundaries of the lease but the scrub 
and undergrowth three (8) inches or less in diameter 
which would form a harbour for rabbits and other 
noxious animals shall be destroyed 

4. The Lessee shall effectually destroy all scrub 
except black wattle and undergrowth on four hun- 
dred (400) acres of the area leased 

5. The Lessee shall carefully preserve black wattle 

6. The Lessee shall subject to Condition No. 7 
carefully preserve all straight stringybark or red 
gum trees of four (4) inches or over in diameter 
measured at three (3) feet from the ground which are 
useful or likely to be useful for fencing mining 
or building purposes or for railway sleepers subject 
to the provision that the Lesseo may cut and use 
any ee for fencing or other improvements within 
the leased area 

7. The Lessee shall thin out stringybark and red 
gum saplings under four (4) inches in diameter on 
the four hundred (400) acres to be operated on to 
distances of thirty (80) feet apart and shall select 
the best saplings or trees for preservation 

8. The Lessee shall not cut or remove any timber 
for sale or otherwise except as before provided 

The Lessee shall destroy all trees and saplings 
not exempted by the previous conditions by ring- 
barking or otherwise 

10. ‘The Lessee shall begin operations mentioned 
in the previous conditions within three (8) months 
from the commencement of the lease During the 
first year of the lease the Lessee shall operate on 
not less than one-third (4) of the area to be operated 


on and during each of the succeeding two (2) years . 


the Lessee shall operate on an additional one-third (4) 
of the area to be operated on so that the whole 
four hundred (400) acres to be operated on shall be 
dealt with as prescribed in the foregoing conditions 
within. three (8) years from the commencement of 
the lease : After any part of the land has been 
cleared of scrub and undergrowth the Lessee shall 
keep it clear and after any part of the land has been 
ringbarked the Lessee shall keep it free from suckers 
and seedlings except seedlings of species of trees re- 
ferred +o ‘in clauses 6 and 7 which may however be 
continuously thinned out to the distances specified 
in clause 7 

11. The Lessee shall within three (3) months from 
the commencement of the leaso take effective steps 
to destroy rabbits wallabies. wild dogs dingoes foxes 
and other noxious animals and shall continue to do 
so during the whole remaining term of the lease 
to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands 

12. The Lessee shall not overstock the land under 
lease either wholly or in part the decision as to 
overstocking to rest with the Minister 

13. The Lessee shall fence the boundaries of the 
area leased with a substantial six (6) wire fence 
within two (2) years from the date of commencement 
of the lease but the boundaries common to other land 
held in the same interest and while such other land is 
so held need not be fenced provided the heklings in 
one interest are enclosed by a ring-fence 

14, ‘The Lessee shall maintain all Crown improve- 
ments and all improvements effected under these 
conditions upon the land leased in good order and 
condition during the whole term of the lease, 

15, The Minister for Lands shall have the power 
to charge the Lessee any sum not exeeeding fifty 
pounds (£50) as a fine for any breach of the fore- 
going conditions which he may not consider as 
sufficiently grave to warrant forfeiture 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 


[24 Ave., 1910. 


16. The Governor may by notice in the Government 
Gazette— 


(a) at any time and from time to time withdraw 
any land required or deemed to be required 
for mining or mining purposes residential 
lease saw-mill site or for any public purpose 

(6) and may at any time and from time to time 


withdraw the whole or any patt or parts of © 
the land for the purposes of settlement if the 
Minister is of opinion after report by the 
Local Land Board that such land may be 
profitably occupied for agricultural purposes 
and every such withdrawal may include any 
land which the Minister may deem necessary 
to secure uniformity in design of subdivision 
neg provide suitable agricultural holdings 
an 


(c) may also at any time and from time to time 
after the expiration of ten (10) years from 
the commencement of the lease withdraw 
the whole or any part or parts of the land for 
purposes of settlement 


without in any case compensation except for the 
Lessee’s interest in improvements on the land so 
withdrawn Such compensation in respect of the im- 
provements effected in terms of this lease shall be 
ascertained by multiplying a sum representing the 
fair value of the improvements by a fraction of which 
the numerator shall be the unexpired term of the 
lease and the denominator the original term of the 
lease and in case of other improvements effected by 
the Lessee in terms of a special consent given by the 
Minister for Lands the compensation shall be the fair 
value of such improvements Provided that in all 
cases the fair value referred to shall be the value of 
the improvements to an incoming settler at the date 
of withdrawal provided that such value shall not in 
any case exceed their cost The compensation shall 
be appraised by the Local Land Board or by the 
Land Appeal Court on appeal or reference . The 
Lessee shall be deemed to have a right of appeal and 
the Minister shall be deemed to have a right of refer- 
ence of the Board’s appraisement to the Land Appeal | 
Court and for this purpose the appraisement shall 
be deemed to be an appraisement under the provi 
sions of section 6 of the Crown Lands Act of 1889 
Upon the withdrawal of any land under this con- 
dition a reduction of the annual rent shall be made 
‘proportionate to the area withdrawn 


_17. Upon expiration of the lease by effluxion of 

time the Lessee shall have tenant-right as defined 
in the Crown Lands Act of 1895 in such improve- 
ments as may be effected after the consent of the 
Minister for Lands has been chtained but shall not 
have tenant-right or ownership in scrubbing clearing 
ringbarking suckering fencing or other improve- 
ments effected in terms of this lease 


18. Any holder of a current miner’s right while 
following the occupation of a miner or prospector — 
may graze upon this lease such horses or other ani- 
mas as may be necessary for his subsistence and for 
the carrying on of prospecting or mining 

19. The Lessee shall. not transfer assign or sublet 
or grant agistment rights without having first ob- 
tained. the Minister’s consent, in writing and if. any 
stock not owned by the Lessee shall be found depas- 
turing on the said land the presence and depasturing 
of buch stock shall be prima facie evidence of a sub- 
Jetting of the land under lease ; 


20. The Lessee may cultivate any part of the land 
upon obtaining the Minister’s consent in writing 


21. The leasa is subject to the reservation of all 
public rights of roads and to the provisions of sec-- 
tion 111 of the Crown Lands Act of 1884 


22. The lease shall be deemed to be a’ lease for 
pastoral purposes within the meaning of the Mining 
Act of 1906 and as such shall be subject’ to the 
operations of that Act 


23. All persons duly authorised shall have full right 
to enter upon the Jand at any time within reason- 
able hours during the currency of the lease for the 
purpose of cutting and removing timber without 
interference by the Lessee and the Lessee shall pro- 
vide convenient gateways or openings where required 
for this purpose or where directed by the Minister 
or by any Officer authorised by the Minister in that 
behalf and permit timber-getters to camp and graze 
their teams within the lease subject to the provisions 
of section 20 of the Forestry Act of 1909 , 


_ 24, The rent paid for the land shall be deemed to 
include a rent for the use of any improvements the 
property of the Crown on the land le 


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4 


94 Ave. 1910] 


. 


SCRUB LEASE—NOTICE 
25, All improvements on the land not the propert 
of the Crown shall be paid for as provided in pre hey 
44 of the Crown Lands Act of 1889 
26. The Lessee shall when called upon pay all costs 
of preliminary action report and inspection 
_27. Instructions will be given within a reasonable 
time after the issue of the lease for survey if neces- 
sary to be effected but the Crown will not be respon- 


sible in any way for any delay or failure to effect 
survey of the lease 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 


4723 


OF GRANTING OF —continued. 


28. In the event of the area of the lease being 
found to be different to that herein mentioned the 
rent shall be subject to any adjustment consequent 
upon any increase in or diminution of area 


29. In the event of any of these conditions provi- 
sions or covenants not being complied with in the 
manner specified the lease will be liable to forfeiture 
and on forfeiture all improvements effected by the 
Lessee shall become the property of the Crown with- 
out compensation 


ScHEDULE. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrricr or Ryistonz, AND RYLSTONE SHIRE. 


i a RD 


No. of mists 
ones. Name and Address of Lessee, maar a4 County. | Parish. | Annual Rent. — 
SS TT 
| 5 ae Acres. £8. d. 
312 | Corlis, William, of Bandanora, Capertee ee) 1.186% Roxburgh ...| Stewart taf 916 8 
(about). (inclusive ef rent for use 
io Crown improvements.) 


* As described by notification of Scrub Lands ia Gazette of this date. 


‘The cost of survey and report will be adjusted after survey has been effected. 


[Oce, 1910-5,816] 


5. W. MOORE. 


[#23] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydaey, 24th August, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR A SCRUB LEASH. 
T is hereby notified that Tenders for a Scrub Lease of the undermentioned Crown Lands will be received at this Department 


not later than 3 o’clock p.m., on TUESDAY, 4ra OCTOB 


ER, 1910. 


_ The lease will be subject to the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations, and will be subject to the special 
conditions set out at the foot of the Schedule hereto atiached, and to the following conditions, provisions, covenants, and 


reservations. 


The amount offered by an accepted Tender, not being in any case leas than the upset amount as specified in the subjoined 


Schedule, shall be the yearly rental of such lease. 


Tenders must be on Form 74, as prescribed by the Regulations under the 
Office of the Department of Lands, Sydney, or may be transmitted thereto by post. 


Tenders must be addressed to the Under Secretary for 


Crown Lands Acts, and must be lodged at the 


Landa, and endorsed “ Tender for Scrub Lease, Land District of 


Nyngan,” with date of Gazette notice, and must be accompanied by a receipt ahowing that a deposit equal to the amount 
stated in the Schedule hereunder as the vpset annual rent of the area of the lease has been puid to the Crown Land Agent or the 


State Treasurer. 


The deposit paid by the person whose Tender is accepted shail be credited on accotint of the first ycar’s rent. 


The term of the lease will be 21 years (subject to the co 


nditions hereinafter set forth). 


The rent for the second and every succeeding year of the lease shall be paid annually in advance to the Treasurer of the 


State of New South Wales on or before the date in each year corresponding to the date of commencement of the lease. 


so paid the lease will be liable to forfeiture. 


Tf not 


Tue boundaries and areas shown on exhibited design of the lease which have not been or are only pa tially sarveyed are 
approximate only, and are subject to any modification, alteration, and adjustment eonscquent on survey. 


The Minister reserves the right to refer the whole or a 


ny of the Tenders to the Lees] Land Loard for a report for his 


guidance in selecting the applicar.t whose Tender should be accepted. ; 
The tenderer shall lodge with his tender a statutory declaration as to whether he holds or causes to be held on his behalf 
or in his interest any pastoral or homestead lease in the State of New South Wales. 


The highest er any Tender will not neceswarily be accepted. 


S. W. MOORE. 


SCHEDULE. 


CENTRAL 


DIVISION. 


Lanp District ox Nyxnoan—Bogaw Surge. 


Within Resumed Area No. 187. 


a TR 


ee ~. — 


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Approxi- | Upset Character c 
County. Parish. mate Annual of 
Area. Rent, Improvements. 
{ | 
Acres. 8, 
Flinders ...| Walker’s 1,350 5 lo & 
Hil. ment is fencing 
the property ofad-, 
joining owners. | is 


R 


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ne 


The only improve-| Tartiy inferior rocky and stony country, eravelly 
stone 


ridyes 


haracter of land, soil, tiraber, water supply, &c., nearest town, situation, 
locality , &e., and distance therefrom. 


tidges and partly level, sand- 
cranite, avd giate formation ; soil--siomy avd gravelly on hills and. 
;gord rca loam on the flats, sandy and of poor quality in places; timber 
box, vine, oak, belar, gyum, ironbark, and currawong : there is no natural 


water supply cf a permanent nature, but god facilities exist for tanks or dams, 


ainfall about 17} inches per annum. About 6} miics from town and railway 


| at Condsbolin, and abont 64 wiles from town and railway at Nyngan. 


Designs of the land proposed to be leased may be sven at the Ollices of the Orown Land Agent, Nyngan; «t the Local 
Land Board Uffice, Dubbo; and at the Information Burcau, Department of Lands, Bent-street, Sydner. 


[Oce 1910-5,914] 
fPECIAL CONDITIONS, Provision 


1. The ‘Lessee shall leave firebelts two (2) chains 
wide within the area leased slong the external boun- 
darics and north and south through the centre of the 
lease but the scrub and undergrowth three (3) inches 
or less in diameter which would form a harbeur for 
rabbits and other noxious animals shall be destroyed 


2. The Lessee shall sibject to Conditions 5 and 7 
except on the firebelts effectually destroy hex gum 


g, COVENANTS, AND RESERVATIONS. 

and jronbark seedlings and suckers wattle dogwood 
bhedtha siftimgbush hopbush pine and heath serub 

8. The Lessee shall carefully preserve emu cherry 
and currant bush scrubs subject to the provision 
that the Minister fer Lands may grant permission 
for a specified period to cut lop or whip these scrubs 
for stock-fecding purposes in times of drought , 

4. The destruction cf mallee and currawong will be 
optional with the Lessee 


4724 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. [24 Ave., 1910. 


TENDERS FOR A SCRUB LHASH—continued. 
Sprcrat CoNDITIONS, PROVISIONS, COVENANTS, AND RESERVATIONS—c)ntinuel. 


5. The Lessee shall subject to Condition 7 carefully 
preserve all pine box and ironbark trees of four (4) 
inches or over in diameter measured at three (3) feet 
from the ground which are useful or likely to be 
useful for fencing mining or building purposes or 
for railway sleepers subject to the provision that 
the Lessee may cut and use any timber for fencing or 
other improvements within the leased area 


6. The Lessee shall also carefully preserve curra- 
jong belar wilga and berrigan trees subject to the pro- 
vision that the Minister for Lands may grant permis- 
sion to lop or whip these trees for stock-feeding pur- 
poses in times of drought 


7. The Lessee shall thin out all pine saplings and 
trees under four (4) inches in diameter at three (3) 
feet from the ground to distances of not more than 
forty (40) feet apart and shall select the best saplings 
or trees for preservation 


8. The Lessee shall not cut or remove any timber 
for sale or otherwise except as before provided 


9. The Lessee shall destroy all trees and saplings 
not exempted by the previous conditions by ring- 
barking or otherwise 


10. The Lessee shall begin operations mentioned in 
the previous conditions within three (3) months from 
the commencement of the lease During the first 
year of the lease the Lessee shall operate on not less 
than one-fifth (4) of the total area leased and during 
each of the succeeding four (4) years the Lessee shall 
operate on an additional one-fifth (4) of the total 
area leased so that the whole area shall be dealt with 
as prescribed in the foregoing conditions within five 
(5) years from the commencement of the lease After 
any part of the land has been cleared of serub and 
undergrowth the Lessee shall keep it clear and after 
any part of the land has been ringbarked the Lessee 
shall keep it free from suckers and seedlings except 
seedlings of species cf trees referred to in clauses 5 
and 7 which may however be continuously thinned 
out to the distances specified in clause 7 


11. The Lessee shall give the District Surveyor not 
less than three (3) weeks nor more than six (6) weeks’ 
notice in writing of the Lessee’s intention to com- 
mence the work of ringbarking clearing scrubbing 
or burning off and shall indicate the position and 
extent of the country proposed to be operated upon 
and the length of time which it is considered the 
work will occupy and shall from time to time on a 
stoppage or cessation of the work for a longer period 
than seven (7) days give the District Surveyor not 
less than three (3) weeks’ notice in writing of the 
Lessee’s intention to renew and continue the opera- 
tions of ringbarking clearing scrubbing or burning 
off 

12. The Lessee shall within three (8) months from 
the commencement of the lease take effective steps 
to destroy rabbits wallabies wild dogs dingoes wild 
pigs foxes and other noxious animals and shall con- 
tinue to do so during the whole remaining term of 
the lease to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands 


13. The Lessee shall not overstock the Jand under 
lease either wholly or in part the decision as to oyer- 
stocking to rest with the Minister 


14, The Lessee shall fence the boundaries of the 
area leased with a substantial netting fence within 
five (5) years from the date of commencement of the 
lease but the boundaries common to other land held 
in the same interest and while such other land is so 
held need not be fenced provided the holdings in 
one interest are enclosed by a ring-fence 


15. The Lessee shall provide within five (5) years 
from date of commencement of the lease a_ suffi- 
cient water supply for the full stocking of this block 
on the basis of five (5) acres to one (1) sheep by the 
excavation of a tank or tanks or the construction 
of a dam or dams within the boundaries of the leased 
area containing three thousand (8,000) ‘cubic yards 


16. The Lessee shall maintain all Crown improve- 
ments and all improvements effected under these 
conditions upon the land leased in good order and 
condition during the whole term of the lease 


17. The Minister for Lands shall have the power 
to charge the Lessee any sum not exceeding twenty- 
five pounds (£25) as a fine for any breach of the 
foregoing conditions which he may not consider a8 
sufficiently grave to warrant forfeiture 


18. The Governor may by notice in the Govern- 
ment Gazette— ; 

(a) at any time and from time to time with- 
draw any land required or deemed to be re- 
quired for mining or mining purposes resi- 
dential lease saw-mill site or for any public 
purpose 

without in any case compensation except for the 
Lessee’s interest in improvements on the land 80 
withdrawn Such compensation in respect of the 
improvements effected in terms of this lease shall be 
ascertained by multiplying a sum representing the 
fair value of the improvements by a fraction of which 
the numerator shall be the unexpired term of the 
lease and the denominator the original term of the 
lease and in case of other improvements effected by 


.the Lessee in terms of a special consent given by the 


Minister for Lands the compensation shall be the 
fair value of such improvements Provided that in 
all cases the fair value referred to shall be the 
value of the improvements to an incoming settler at 
the date of withdrawal provided that such value shall 
not in any case exceed their cost The compensation 
shall be appraised by the Local Land Board or by 
the Land Appeal Court on appeal or reference The 
Lessee shall be deemed to have a right of appeal and 
the Minister shall be deemed to have a right of re- 
ference of the Beard’s appraisement to the Land 
Appeal Court and for this purpose the appraisement 
shall be deemed to be an appraisement under the 
provisions of section 6 of the Crown Lands Act of 


‘1889 Upon the withdrawal of any land under this 


condition a reduction of the annual rent shall be 
made proportionate to the area withdrawn 

19. Upon expiration of the lease by effluxion of 
time the Lessee shall have tenant-right as defined 
in the Crown Lands Act of 1895 in fencing and water 
improvements to be effected in terms of this lease 
apd in such improvements as may be effected after 
the consent of the Minister for Lands has been ob- 
tained but shall not have tenant-right. or ownership 
in serubbing clearing ringbarking or suckering effected 
in terms of this lease 

20. Any holder of a current miner’s right while 
following the occupation of a miner or prospector 
may graze upon this lease such horses or other ani- 
mals as may be necessary for his subsistence and for 
the carrying on of prospecting or mining 

21. The Lessee shall not transfer assign or sublet 
or grant agistment rights without having first ob- 
tained the Minister’s consent in writing and if any 
stock not owned by the Lessee shall be found depas- 
turing on the said land the presence and depasturing 
cf such stock shall be prima facie evidence of a sub- 
letting of the land under lease 

22. The Lessee may cultivate any part of the land 
upon obtaining the Minister’s consent in writing 

23. The lease is subject to the reservation of all 
public rights of roads and to the provisions of sec- 
tion 111 of the Crown Lands Act of 1884 

24, The lease shall be deemed. to be a lease for pas- 
toral purposes within the meaning of the Mining Act 
ef 1906 and as such shall be subject to the operations 


of that Act 


25. All persons duly authorised shall have full right 
to enter upon the land at any time within reasonable 
hours during the currency of the lease for the pur- 
pose of cutting and removing timber without inter- 
ference by the Lessee and the Lessee shall provide 


convenient gateways or openings where required for 


this Rat pase or where directed by the Minister or 
by any Officer authorised by the Minister in that be- 
half and permit timber-getters to camp and graze 


their teams within the lease subject to the provisions ~ 


of section 20 of the Forestry Act of 1909 

26. For all improvements on the land whether 
Crown property or not the Lessee shall pay their 
capital value as provided in section 44 of the Crown 
Lands Act of 1889 or with the consent of the Minister 
rent for the use of the improvements the property of 
the Crown may be paid as provided in section 10 of 
the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act of 1899 

27. The Lessee shall when called upon pay all costs 
of preliminary action report and inspection 

23. In the event of the area of the lease being 
found to be different to that herein mentioned the 
rent shall be subject to any adjustment consequent 
upon any increase in or diminution of area 


29. In the event of any of these conditions provi- . 


sions or covenants not being complied with in the 
manner specified the lease will .be liable to forfeiture 
and on forfeiture all improvements effected by the 


Lessee shall become the property of the Crown with- 
out compensation 


™~ 


24 Ava., 1910. | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 13¥, 4725 


[1140] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910, 


SPECIAL LEASE APPLICATIONS LAPSED. 
OTICE is hereby given that the amounts hereunder mentioned, as called for by Government Gazettes of 6th April, 
1910, 18th April, 1910, and the 4th May, 1910, not having been paid within the time prescribed by Regulation 214a under 
the Grown Lands Acts, the applicants’ rights tc a lease is therefore declared lapsed for euch non-payment, and all moneya 


paid with the applications forfeited. 


. 8. W. MOORKH, 
SouEDULE. 
RT TS Bc ae a RATS GL gy eae ae ee Rn Amount 

No. of | ; required for pay- 

Cale No. of Application. | Name and Address of Lessee, Sibeetion of Land. ment of costs 

P PP 

‘a pers. and rent to 
Me clad 31st Dee., 1910. 

Ms. Us. : ri | fe stds 

1910- 4952 | 1908-21, Armidale..| Mowle, Owen Charles, of| Portion 22, parish Cunnawarra, county Clarke, 5 4 6 

Guy Fawkes. shire Dumaresq ; C. 2,242-1,867. Area, 9 acres 


1 rood 30 perches. | 


1910- 3416 | 1908-1, Bellingen ..| Latimer, William Benry| Portion Sp. L. 1903-1, parish Ooff, county Fitzroy, | 510 0 
Rutledge, of  Coff’s shire Dorrigo; Sp.bL.4 K. Area, 19 acres. 
Harbour. 


1910- 4643 | 1903-7, Bellingen...| Parnell, John Ratcliffe, of| Portion Sp. L. 1908-7, parish Bligh, county Fitzroy, 380 6 8 


Dorrigo. shire Dorrigo; Sp. b.1K. Area, 20 acres. | 
| 


1909~15662 | 1908-56, Deniliquin| Giulieri, John, of North| Sections 76 and 107, and portion Sp, L.1908-56 17 1 9 
Deniliquin. town and parish North Deniliquin, county Towns. 
end, municipality of Deniliquin; Sp. L. 55, Hy.) 
Area, 44 acres 1 rood (ex. streets). | 


1909-11657 | 1209-11, Molong| Dean, William, of Mclosg| Fronting railway line at Pine Cliff Station, parishh 5 2 4 
T. 18 Aug., 1909 Brymedura, county Ashburnham, shire Amaroo, | 


Avea, about 240 acres (ex. road). 


(1141) Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 
REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF A SPECIAL LEASE. 


{ is hereby notified, for general information, that the forfeiture of the Special Lease hereunder particularised, which was 


published in the Government Gazette of 2nd October, 1907, has been reverzed, subject to any conflicting interests. 


S. W. MOORE. 


Land District 


No. of No. of Name and Address at Locality of Lease. Areal Puspese Annual 
Lease. Papers. of Lessee. Applieation No. Rent 


Me. Ls, . a. ©. p. _| £ 8. 4 

4171 1910-14i1 Thurlow, William,| 1903-14, Murwil-) Portion 1903-14, parish Teranora, county Rous, 14 0 0 | Store and resi-- 612 0 
of Tweed Heads lumbah, shire Tweed, (ex. road), | dence. 
[1142] ' “Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 
REVERSAL OF LAPSING OF A SPECIAL LEASE APPLICATION. 


T’ is hereby notified, for general information, that the lapsing of the Special Lease application specified in the annexed Scheduls, 


which was gazetted on 28th Apri!, 1909, has been reversed, subject to any conflicting interests. 


8. W. MOORE. 
ScHEDULE. 
: Wo. of Application ; : 
No, of and _ | Name and Address of Lessee. Situation of Land. Area. Rana 
ied ie Land District. . 


es eeGTe t oi ag a 

Ms. Ls. 4 ‘ ee te Dae | de, 8 
1910-11 ,232 | 1907-23, Lismore| Lowe, James, of Jiggi, Portion Sp. L. 1907-23, parish Tunstall, 78 0 0 10 0 
via Lismore. county Rous, shire Terania. (about), | 


eS Se neta 


See o eee. SS 


= 


4726 


[1055] 


NEW SOUTH WALE 


S GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 


Department of Lands, 


EXTENSION OF TERMS OF SPECIAL LEASES, 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that the terms of the undermentioned Special Leases are hereby extended in 
accordance with the provisions of the 45th section af the Crown Lands Act of 1895, to the dates mentioned in the 


Sydney, 24th August, 1910, 


Schedule, 
8. W. MOORE. 
SCHEDULE, 
ee Reg. No, No. of Name and Address : : Purpose 7 eran ot eens Aunual 
ks $ P ot Application, of Lessee, Rituation of Land, Ares. of Lease. - —; Rent, 
4Q apers. From To | 
Ms. Ls, a, Taps £8. ds 
$824 |1910- 8,792 | 1902- 5, Armi-| Francis, Herbert} Portion 146, parish Arding,) 2 118 | Vegetable 1 Jaun., 1910) 31 Deo., 1923} 1 0 0 
dale, John, of Rocky county Sandon, shire Gost- garden and 
River, wyck. agriculture. 
S. 8,695-1,650. 
1617 | 1910- 8,420 | 1897~ 5, Bega...| White, William} Allotment 8, section 3, town] 0 0 82] Factory and) 1 Jan., 1910) 31 Dec.,1914) 3 0 0 
Henry, of Candelo and parish Candelo, county agriculture, | 
Auckland, shire Imlay. 
C. 40-1,906. 
2092 |1910~ 7,481 | 1898-18, Bega...| Collins, John Thes.,| Portion 226, parish Yurammie, 15 0 0 | Dairyingand| 1 Jan, 1910! 31 Dec., 1919) 8 7 6 
of Candelo (Foley,, county Auckland, shire grazing. 
Denis Patrick, Imlay. ‘ 
mortgagee). A. 2,746-2,098, J 
8258 | 1910—- 8,645 | 1901-4, Casinc) North Coast Steam| Below high-water mark Rich-| 0 0 2] Wharf (on/ 1Jan,, 1909) 31 Dec.,1915) 5 0 0 
Navigation Com-| mond River, town of Coruki,| (about.)| piles). 
pany (Ltd.),3 Sus-| parish West Coraki, county 
sex-street, Sydney. Richmond, shire Wocdburn. . 
1177 |1910- 5,014 | 1895- 6, Graf- | Blanch, Charles} Part of portion 165, reserve] 26 0 0 | Agricuiture..) 1 Jan., 1910) 31 Dec., 1914] 83 16 0 
ton.| Edwin, of Ul-| No. 703, north of portion] (about,) 
marra. 164 and south of portion 166,) (ex. roads 
parish Ulmarra, oounty| of access), 
Clarence, muticipality of 
Ulmarra. 
9139 |1910- 5,221 | 1898-43, Graf- | Boorman, Walter,) South of portion 9 andfront-/ 0 2 5 | Agriculture, | 1 Jan,, 1908) 31 Dee, 1915} 1 0 0 
ton. | of Southgate, ing the road from Grafton! (about), 
to Lawrence, parish Soath- 
gate, county Clarence, shire 
| Copmanhurst, 
2398 | 1910-10,677 | 1898-26, Gund-| Field, Anna} Portion 404, parish South} 22 2 20] Grazing  ...| 1 Jan,, 1909) 81 Dec,, 1913) 513 2 
agai.| (widow),of Gund-| Gundagai,county Wynyard, 
agai, shire Adjungbilly. 
W. 4,923-2,119, 


Sa ——- = 


Specrat ConpDitTions, PRoyrstons, ExcrPTions, COVENANTS, AND RESERVATIONS. 


Special Lease 3,824, Armidale. Herbert John Francis.—The lease shall be subject to subsections 1, 2, 4, 6 to 14, and 20 
of Regulation No. 215 (notified 20th March, 1910), and to the following special conditions :—(a) The lessee shall maintain the 
fencing in efficient repair during the currency of the lease. (4) The lessee shall keep the lease clear of all noxious scrub, plants, 
or weeds during the currency ot the lease. (c) A breach of any of the above conditions will render the lease liable to forfeiture. 


Special Lease 1,617, Bega, William Henry White.—The lease shall be subject to subsections 1, 3, 4, 6, 8,9, and 22 of 
Regulation No. 215 (notified 29th August, 1903), and to the following special conditions :—(a) The lessee shali not transfer the 
lease or sublet the land, or any part of it, before the approval in writing of the Minister has been obtained, (b) A breach of any 
of the above conditions will render the lease liable to forfeiture. 


Special Lease 2,092, Bega. John Thos. Collins (Denis Patrick Foley, mortzagee).—The lease shall be subject to subsections 
1, 2, 4, 6 to 15, 17, and 22 of Kegulation No, 215 (notified 30th March, 1910). 


Special Lease 3,258, Casino. North Coast Steam Navigation Company (Limited).—The lease shall be subject to sub- 
sections 1, 3, 4, 8, 9, and 11 to 13 of Regulation No. 215 (notified 380th March, 1910), and to the following special conditions :-— 
(az) Upon forfeiture, surrender, or expiration of the period of the lease, all improvements on the land shall become the property 
of the Crowa, and no compensation shall be payable therefor, but on application within one month after such forfeiture, 
surrender, or expiration, the Minister may permit the former lessee to remove any movable improvements effected by him or at 
his expense. In all cases where such permission has been given the improvements must be removed within three months after the 
date of forfeiture, surrender, or expiration; and the iessee Company shall remove the structure at its own cost, and without 
compensation, within three months of determination of the lease, should the lessee Company be required in writing by the 
Minister todoso. (6) The lease shall not confer any right in the lessee Company to construct or repair the wharf by means of filling 
or stonework beyond high-water mark. (c) The structure shall be kept in thorough order and repair to the satisfaction of the 
Minister for Lands during the currency of the lease. (d) The right is reserved to the Minister to terminate the lease upon 
giving the lessee not less than six months’ notice in writing to that effect. If the lease is terminated by the exercise of the 
foregoing reserved right, no compensation will be allowed ; but the lessee may, subject to approval of the Minister, remove any 
movable improvements effected by or at the expense of the lessee during the currency of the lease, provided he does so within 
three (3) months after the termination of the lease. (¢) The lessee shall take all reasonable steps to keep the land free from 
rats and other noxious animals during the currency of the lease. (f) All merchandise and goods loaded and unloaded at this 
wharf shall be subject to all dues and wharfage rates which are or may be, during the currency of the lease, levied at any public 
wharf in the locality. (g) A breach of any of the above conditions will render the lease liable to forfeiture. 


Special Lease 1,177, Grafton. Charles Edwin Blanch.—The lease shall be subject to subsections 1, 2, 4, 6 to 9, 11 to 16, 
and 20 of Regulation No. 215 (notified 30th March, 1910), and to the following special conditions :—(«) The lessee shall, within 
one year from the date of notification in the Government Gazette of the granting of the extension of the term of the lease, fence 
the east boundaries of the lease, and thereafter maintain such fences and the fences of the reserved road through the land in 
efficient repair during the currency of the lease. (6) All rights (except residence) which are conferred by the Mining Acts, with 
respect to Crown Lands, are reserved. (c) The lessee shall keep the land clear of all lantana, nagoora burr, noxious scrub, plants, 


or weeds during the currency of extended term of the lease, (d) A breach of any of the above conditions will render the lease 
liable to forfeiture. 


Special Lease 2,139, Grafton. Walter Boorman.——The lease shall be subject to subsections 1, 4, and 6 to 18 of Regulation 
No. 215 (notified 30th March, 1910), and to the following special conditions :—(a) The lessee sirall keep the land clear of all 


noxious scrub, plants, or weeds during the currency of the lease. (4) A breach of any of the above conditions will render the lease 
liable to forfeiture. 


Special Lease 2,398, Gundagai. Anna Field.—The lease shall be subject to subsections 1, 4 to 9, 11 to 138, and 18 to 20 
of Regulation No. 215 (notified 30th March, 1910), and to the following special conditions :—(a) All rights (except residence) 
which are conferred by the Mining Acts, with respect to Crown Lands, are reserved, (4) A breach of an y of the above conditions 
will render the lease liable to forfeiture, 


24 Ava. 1910.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131, 4727 


siceeretettenenaen ee EY 
’ 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


APPLICATION FOR EXTENSION OF TERM OF LEASH FOR A SPECIAL PURPOSE, 


Si is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned application has been received for extension of term 

of Special Lease, under the provisions of the 46th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, of the land and for the 
purpose hereunder stated, and that it is the intention to grant extension of term of lease, should no sufficient objection be 
found to exist, after inquiry by the Land Board and consideration by the Minister, 


[1267] 


Any objections will receive due consideration if lodged in writing with the District Surveyor for the Land Board District 
in which tho land is situated on or before the date specified in each case hereunder. 


S. W. MOORE. 


Purpose gece be a Board Date e 
A 3 e whe wu hi 
Applicant. Locslity of Lend applied for. Ares, ee phie ep ag - bid ae 
% Y lodged. ‘may be lodged, 
I 


The Lord Bishop of Newcastle 
Sp. L. 3,441, Newcastle). 


Yr. 
Portion Sp. L. 1901-19, parish 0 1 12 | Jetty ..| Maitland w| 24 Sept., 1910 
Stockton, county Gloucester, 


{893} Department of Lands, 


APPLICATION FOR LEASE FOR A SPECIAL PURPOSE. 


38 hereby notified, for general information, that the andermentioned application bas been received for Special Lease 

under the provisions of the 89th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, of the land and for the purpose hereunder 

stated, and that it is the intention to grant a lease, should vo sufficient objection bo found to exist, after inquiry by the 
Land Board and consideration by the Minister. 


Any objections will receive due consideration if lodged in writing with the District Surveyor for the Land Board District 
_ in which the land is situated on or before the date specified hereunder. 


8. W. MOORE. 


Purpose for Local Land Board |Date up towhieh 
Applicant, Lecality of Land applied faz. Ares. owhich the Lease Office where objections} objections 


i is desired. may ke lodged. may be lodged. 


Lewis, Arthur Fitz-| County of Northumberland, parish of Gosford, About 2? | Boatshed and jetty «.| Maitland see | 10 Sept., 1910 
gerald Edward * town of Gosiord, An area of 40 feet by 20| perches, 
(Spl. Lease 1910-6, feet above and below high water-mark o! 
Gosford), the Broadwater at the foot of Holden-street.| 


[1146] Department of Lands, 
. Sydney, 24th August, 1910, 
NOTIFICATION OF EXECUTION OF A LEASH UNDER IMPROVEMENT CONDITIONS, UNDER SECTION 23 OF THH 
CROWN LANDS ACT AMENDMENT ACT, 1903, AND THE CROWN LANDS (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1908. 
OTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned Lease under improvement conditions was, on the 9th August, 1910, executed by 
His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, and has been forwarded to the Crown Land Agent at Carcoar, for. delivery to the lessee. 


The lessee is required to take delivery of the lease and give a receipt in writing for the same on Form 52, within three months 
from the date of this notice, failing which the Minister may declare the lease to be null and void, and any sums paid on account of the 
lease forfeited to the Crown. 


The lessee shall pay the rent for the first year of the lease within three months from this date, and the annual rent thereafter 
must be paid yearly in advance to the Treasurer of the State of New South Wales, on or before the 8th August, and if 
not so paid the lease will be liable to forfeiture. : 


The lessee must pay to the Crown Land Agent at the time Of delivery of the lease a lease fee of one pound (£1), together with the 
amount of stamp duty, viz., two shillings and sixpence (2s, 6d.). 


——— S. W. MOORE, 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District ANp Puace or DEntvERY—OARCOAR. 


—— 


. A Perm of Lease. | : 
Approxi- Estimated No. of Annual Leases 
No, of | No.of | N ane one Address tants ae Cost } included in the Gounty. | Pagish. eit 
Papers. | Lease. of Lessee. rcoal ent, of Survey. it rea [| om | Lease, 
Oce. Acres, & s. d. £ os. d. 1910, 1920, 
1910-6,119 7 William Drain, of| 1,620 13 10 0 913 5 | 9Aug. ..j 8 Aug. ...| 26,035, 31,878, and] Geor- Bucumba| Aber- 
Burraga, 32,112, giana. crombie, 


——$ 


4728 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. [24 Ava. 1910. 


Sneeer ent of Lands, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


‘er 
Se = — = —— 


[1262] 


CANCELLATION OF ANNUAL LEASES, 
JT OTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned Annual Leases have been cancelled, in accordance with the provisions of 


the 38th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1889. 


The leases will terminate on 3ist December, 1910. 
' §. W. MOORK. 
ScHEDULE. 

Wo. of Papers. Bons ee a Name of Lessee. Parish. Pein | County and Shire. | Area. | Rent. 
Mise. . We S.geet £84 
19!0-13084 | 1905-4 Boorowa ...| Haines, George Alfred..| Boorowa .:| King; Boorowa 155 O O 3817 6 

(Municipality). | 

11012 | 26655 GlenInncs.| Garrigan, Delia Aunie.| Louis Gough ; Severn | 120 0-0 1 O10 


Department of Lands, 


(1187) 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


NOTICE OF APPROVAL OF A RESIDENTIAL LEASE. 
OTICE is hereby given that, subject to the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and the Regulations thereunder, a Residential 

Lease of the Crown Lands specified in the annexed Schedule, has been granted in satisfaction of the application particularised 
therein, and subject to the eonditions hereunder stated. 

The amount now called for must be patd to the Crown Land eos Molong, within one calendar month from this date, and 
the rent for subsequent years must be paid to the Crown Land Agent, on or before the 23rd August in each year, ond 
if not so paid, the lease will be liable to forfeiture. . 

The lessee is to hold a miner’s right continuéusly during the ourrensy of the lease. 

The lessee shall keep the land leased free from briars and noxious weeds during the cugrency of the lease, 

S. W. MOORE, 


ScoHEDULE REFEREED TO. 


Lanp Disretct or Morone, Surry oF Borex. 


2 gz ; . Term of Lease. - bre iisih Amount estan e 
Sues Reg. Gold or r Amount | credited as! 
BSE! no. ot | Nemeand Address | county. | Parish. | Mineral Ares. Annisl.)) ered]. tote. deity Panga eeow 
“Hod Papers of Lessee. Wield. Rent, burvey for, ‘Expenser Pgh Og | called 
Sane : aM and provi- ‘| "rent. | for. 
6 $52 sional rent. 
| os ' 

Oce Aor. 19t0. | 1924. |£ 8. d.| £ 5. d.| £ 8. d.| £ 8s. d| £ sd 
1910-6, | 1910- 7,622 Flood, Nicholas| Ashburn-} Collett ...! Canowindra... 8 1 86 24 Aug) 23 Aug.) 216 0; 49 0/ 300; 19 0/110 
81 May. Patrick, of Cano- ham. (portion 130), 

windra, A. 6,455-1,770, 


—_— ee 


$e 


Department of Lands, 


[1257] 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF CONDITIONAL PURCHASES, 
13 is hereby notified that the forfeiture of the undermentioned Conditional Purchases, which was published in the Gazette on the 


dates specified hereunder, has been reversed. 
S. W. MOORE, 
Section : Date of 
No. of Purchaser, eee | Shire, Area, | of the County. Parish, Portia Gazettal of | Lease Papers, 
C.P. Purchase. No. A : 
Act. Forfeiture. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 


District oF EpEN. 

Acres, C.8. 

89-36 | Russell, Thomas (vow Ed-| 23 May, 188°) Imlay .., | 40 | 26 | Auckland .../ Yuglamah ,,.| 234 2 Feb., 1910 |... | 1910-19,464 
ward Kerr). | | | | | 


Disrrict oF Dunaoea. 


or 


a 
85-79 | Garland J. (now Richard; 8 Dec., 188; Wallarchba e 40 42 | Durham ...| Avenal ...] 62 2 Dec., 1908 | sere { 1910-20275 
B. Boydell). \ | 
. District oF Moss Vaz. 
T1-2656 sores pea (now Augus-| 8 Aug., 1871) Wingecarribee} 68 13 | Camden ...) Bumballa «| 16.] 4 Nov.,1998 { se. 1910-19,485 
2991 Do PR da, 5, NDE do w| 40 21 do ‘, do rer) 817 Se 
aes = do «| 14 April, 1887], do. 100 | 42 dow} = dos] «80 | 16 May, 1906 |< e 
20 Do do e 9 June, > do or loot 42 do esa do oa SL pls a. Be see eee ” 
District or Mupauz, 
62—- 837 | Bennett, William... | 21 Jan., 1862) Meroo ... i] 40 22 Phillip ...) Derale “| 25 | 2 Feb., 1910 | ae, [sie 


24 Aua., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 131. 4729 


Acacia Creek 


Adelong 
Armidale 
Ashford 
Balranald 


Barmedman 


Bega... 
Bellingen 
Boorowa 


[506] 


Page. 
. 4729 


vee 4729 
ee. 4732 
.» 4734 
... 4731 


. 4730 
. 4730 


... 4738 


. 4731 


Carcoar 


Cobar 
Cobbadah .., 
Coolamon ... 
Coonamble 

Dubbo 
Forbes 


Gosford 
Grafton 


~ 


LAND SALES. 


Page. Page. Page. Page. 
... 4736 ; Gunning ... 4742 ( Narrabri ... ... 4739 | Wagga Wagga ... 4739 
... 4730 | Hay oa ... 4735 | Peak Hill ... ... 4743 | Wardell ... we. 4743 

. 4733 | Kempsey ... ... 47385 | Sydney... ... 4741 | Warialda ... ... 4740 
. 4734 | Kurri Kurri/ ... 4737 | Tamworth... ... 4742 | Willyama... ... 4740 
. 4734 | Lithgow ... 4738 | Taree ae ... 4740 | Windsor ... w. 4744 
... 4735 | Molong ... 4736 | Temora__... ... 4741 | Wyalong ... wee 4737 
. 4737 | Moruya... ... 4739 | Tenterfield ... 4742 | Yass wes .. 4744 
. 4732 | Moss Vale... ... 4743 | Tumbarumba__.... 4744 | Young... we 4731 
. 4733 | Mudgee . 4738 | Tumut ,,, ve 4741 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


N pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, I, the Minister for Lands, do hereby notify that the 
following Lots of Land will be offered for sale by public auction, at the undermentioned places, at the times and 


on the days specified, at the upset prices affixed thereto, 


Perdons We APA tierce || 4 Oowntr: | Pasish, | Sivuation. Engrs 
! 
Bets Dele’, 840s 
163 1 026/17 O O| Wynyard...) Euadera .| Within the suburban lands of town of| Within Adelong Creek Gods- 
Adelong, at Grahamstown. field. Upset price includes 
Aln, 1910-9,527 A. 42~1,664 Roll. value of Crown improve- 
| ments. Within Gadara 
| Shire. 
SALE AT THE COURT HOUSE, ACACIA CREEK, 
LAND DISTRICT OF TENTERFIELD, 
On Tuesday, the 11th day of October, 1910, at 12 o'clock noon, 
SUBURBAN LOTS. 
TERMS :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in twelve months, with interest at 5 per cent. 
ae oe Area. Mos iige County. | Parish. Situation. | Remarks. 
ar op.| £ 8s, d. ‘ , 
207 0 218/}10 0 0| Buller Acacia > The village of Koreelah is 
208 02 0; 8 0 0 do do about 55 miles from Ten- 
209 OR 20 iS. 400 do do terfield and 12 miles from 
~210 02 0; 8 0 O do do Killarney (Queensland). - 
211 On 210535. 0:.0: do do Within the suburban boundaries of the| Within Tenterfield Shire, 
212 OFZ. 05!) 10 OF 20 do do | village of Koreelah, fronting Cullen- 
213 0 2 0/12 0 0 do do +, dore and Beaury streets, Acacia- 
214 0 2 0;10 0 O do do | avenue, and road 100 links wide. 
215 02 0/10 0 0 do do te hs 1,697-1,741. 
216 0 2 0;10 0 0 do do 
217 02 0/;10 0 0 do do | 
218 OL? 2681.9 0) 0 do do 
219 0 122;10 0 0 do do ee 
220 0 320]10 0 0 do do Ws 
221 02 0;10 0 0 do do [ | 
222 02 0;10 0 0 do do | 
223 0, 25.0110. 030 do do 
224 0 2 0;10 0 0 do do | Fronting Acacia-avenue, Inglis-street, 
225 0 125/;/10 0 O do do and roads 100 links wide. 
226 0 130|10 0 0 do do B. 1,598-1,741. 
227 0 2 0/10 0 0 do i do 
228 02 0;10 0 0 do do 
229 0 137)12 0 0 do do 
230 0 324/10 0 0 do do J 
231 0 325; 8 0 0 do do 
232 0 3 0;12 0 0 do do 
233 0 3 0;10 0 0 do ' do Fronting Flagstone and Inglis streets 
. 234 10 0;12 0 0 do do and road 100 links wide. 
235 1 037 |12 0 0 do do Aln. 1910-6,017 ; B, 2,005-1,741, 
236 0 3 °0/12.0 0 do do 
237 0 3 0/10 0 0 do do J | 
en eR ems an aiananeneenemneeernoemenmonnemennmmtaial 


8S. W. MOORE, 


SALE AT ADELONG, 
LAND DISTRICT OF TUMUT, 


On Wednesday, the 28th day of September, me at 12 o'clock noon. 


SUBURBAN LOT. 
TERMS :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months, with interest at 5 per cent. 


No. 131, 24 Aveust, 1910,—9, : 


4730. NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131, [24 Ava. 1910, 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, BEGA, 


On Wednesday, the 5th day of October, 1910, at 12 o’clock noon, 
TOWN LOTS. 


TERMS :—Deposit, 25 per cent, ; balance in three months, 


nd 8 | a A 4 
ei | 33 Ane, | Ree County. . Parish. Situation, Remarks. 
2 o2 
B. ATs (D-1 ee as. dad In the village of Bermaguee :— 
1} 6} 0 1 0{| 8 0 O|} Dampier _ ...| Bermaguee ...| Fronting Pitt and North streets. Within Mumbulla Shire. © 4 
BAe MO NO. 22 0 0 do se do ...| Fronting North-street. 
2013, 4 0 Le got 2IG01 0 do ‘ do 
21 ise Qa OO do do Fronting George-street. 
B22 S| OE ONS 0” do do 
20| ,,| 0 1254 4 0 0 d d Nive} 
2 iar ei ot ag BH do ‘ ig } Fronting River-street. 
224°, 1) 0° 1 0) 5 0 0 do sa do ...| Fronting River and Henry streets. 
ee oe 0 86. 20510 do aK do ...| Fronting Henry-street. 
In the village of Bermaguee South :— 
10 1 791) O12 D1 60.0 do me do ...| Fronting Corunna and Wallaga streets. 
P10 | 0 TY 41°30 0 do ae do ...| Fronting Young, Bunga, anfi Murrah 
streets. 
Os 1 wo 12 10s) 440 50 do aa do .«| Fronting Corunna-street. 
Aln, 1910-8,339. 
F 
SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, COBAR, 
On Wednesday, the 5th day of October, 1910, at 12 o'clock noon. 
TOWN LOTS. 
TrRrMs :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three months, 
38 S53 Upset Pri : 
si | se| Area. Hee Tok County. Parish. Situation. Remarks, 
BSS | ic 
Biba, H 
Asta pice aisenc. | 
4} 9} 0 1 0136 0 0! Robinson’ ..,.! Cobar «.| Within the village of Dapville, fronting] The village of Dapville is 
Hunt-street, and situated between] situated about 1 mile east 
allotments 3 and 5. of town of Cobar, and is 
Aln. 1910-6,341 ; Dapville 6. within the Bogan Gold- 


field, proclaimed 15th 
October, 1880. The upset 
price includes £130, value 
of improvements. Within 
the- Western Division. 
71/11} 0 1 0 {305 0 ©] Mouramba ...| Hume ...| In the village of Shuttleton, fronting} The village of Shuttleton is 
Wirlong and Eremeran streets. situated about 50 miles 
Alin, 1910-9,367 ; Shuttleton 12. south-easterly of Cobar, 
and 14 miles south-west. 
erly of Nymagee. Within_ 
Bogan Gold-field. Upset 
price includes £300, value 
of improvements. Within 
the Western Division. 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, BARMEDMAN, 


On Wednesday, the 5th day of October, 1910, at 12 o'clock noon. 
COUNTRY LOTS. 


TreRMS :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in twelve months, with interest at 5 per cent. 


Reece Md ares. ean County. Parish. Situation. Remarks. 
sy SS es 
89 2 0 0] 37 O O| Bourke ...| Mandamah ...} Fronting Davidson-street,, village of} Within the Bourke, Cooper, 
Ariah Park, and separated from the} Dowling, and Gipps Gold- 
lands of Temora to Barellan railway| field. Upset price inclades 
by a road 1 chain wide. value of Crown improve- 
Aln. 1910-2,501 ; B, 2,902-1,806. ments. Within arra- 
asf burra Shire. 
186 0 1 0; 5 O O| Bland ae do ...| About 14 miles south-east from town of} Upset price includes value of 


Barmedman, adjoining portion 8 on| improvements, £1. Within 
the north-west, and portion 158 on the) Barmedman _ Gold - field. | 
south-west, south-east, and north-east.| | Within Bland Shire, 

Aln. 1910-7,931 ; B. 3,656-1,946. 


24 Ava, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 4731 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, BALRANALD, 
LAND DISTRICT OF BALBRBANALD SOUTH, 


On Wednesday, the 28th day of September, 1910, at 12 o’clock noon. 


TOWN LOTS. 
TreRMs :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three months, 


sale! 
i & *§ Area, eer bee | County. Parish. Situation, Remarks, 
a2 |e { 

<., f 

Sate p. || Lesa. Within the town of Moulamein— 

17| 6| 0 082; 3 0 Of Wakool _...| Moulamein ...| Fronting Turora-street ... atv, ees 

Soe 0) OF354)° Sar 0. 30 do ste do {| Fronting Jebb-street, along Moulamein| } Within Wakool Shire, 
Nope O 0. 283)" 3° On 0 do ah do { Creek. 


Aln. 1910-7,633 ; M. 15-1,453 R. 


eres 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICH, BOOROWA, 


On Wednesday, the 5th day of October, 1910, at 12 o’clock noon. 


SUBURBAN LOTS. 
TERMS :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in three equal annual instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum, 


= ated | Arca, | Meet Kvive | County. | Parish. | Situation. emesis. 
Valle Dal) SeSs ds 
: ; = ui : Rereen Fave san, Within the suburban boundaries of) The village of Brookham is 
247 118 3 2135 00 a a Brookham, lying westerly of the village.| situated onthe Main South- 
256 8 9 25 25 0 0 do "e do Aln. 1910-8, 120; C. 3—1,045 Agi. erm road and the left bank 


of Bogolong Creek, and is 
distant about 10 miles south 
of Binalong. The upset 
price of portion 256 is in- 
clusive of value of Crown 
improvements. Within 
Goodradigbee Shire. 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, YOUNG, 


On Wednesday, the 5th day of October, 1910, at 12 o'clock noon. 
TOWN LOTS. 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in twelve months, with interest at 5 per cent. 


re 
. 


cad 5 Set fe = A 
g 8 3 Z| Area nN a, County. Parish, | Situation. Bomarke. 
1A 
<4 
a. Y. p. Lise id: : Within the village of Murringo— 
15/26} 0 2 0| 7 0-0]| Monteagle ...) Murringo | South-east of Burrangong-street, south-. The village of Murringo is 
16) | 2h 02 01 60740 0 a8 do | west of Hill-street, north-westof Bore-| about 15 miles north-east 
UGE en Or. Ol 152.0) 0 do Boe do +|  ham-street,andnorth-eastofallotments| from the town of Young. 
TORY 5S (ei Oe Oi OR a0 do do | 1, 3, 4, 5, and 6, section 26. Within Burrangong Shire. 
DOr eet. hear O81 9.8 00 do (oe do J M. 19-1,406. be 
231) 0° 1.0} 3:0. 0 do si do ...{| South-east of R, Williams’ allotments 3 
Oy OLS EY Olle Be On ey do do ..{ and 8, section 31, north-west of Silver- 
street between Burrowa and Short 
streets. M. 21-1,406. 
eT Done Ou oe Ol 2 Ol do do ) 
Penta |e 0) 2.04 4% O80 do do 
Sale Oe 2h Oo) 2405 OUD do do 
Pals ie Oe W214 Ona) do do . Between Note andj Grenfell streets and 
Beh sate On cern OU de O80) do do Wambanumba and Hill streets. 
GL see Ont. 4060 0 do do M. 22-1,406. 
7 le sg te Ores Ost 4200 50 do do 
S} | 0 PQ 4. Orr ds veal So J 
Be 60) OF 2200 oe OF. do a do ...| North-east of allotments 1 to 4, sec. 60, 
Coie. | OF 20 ONL, Or On) do ad ‘do é south-east of Burrangong-street, south- 
autre 1 Ol 2) Oi tae Olen) do et do ...| west of Wambanumba-street, 
M, 23-1,406. 
be or | 0 L14h). 3070 do do > ; 
Paes Ol 1 Sul 3s. OO do do 
edie ts. 042.19 |. 8) %. 0 do Ps do 
oO. 2 0}. BoD. 0 do ash do South-west of Beaumont-street, north- 
pa > Or 2 0) 6) OO do do | west of Goulburn-street, north-east of 
Seep O 200) & 0D do hie do if Wambanumba-street, and south-east 
rao 210) 5 0 0 do oe do of road to Burrowa. 
weno 2 Of & 0 0 do ae do Aln, 1910-9,280 ; M. 24-1,406. 
Otis es 04 5.0 0 do ay do 
10 Hee 0} 5, 0). 0 do Ti. do 


4732 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. [24 Aua,, 1910, 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, ARMIDALE, 
On Wednesday, the 28th day of September, 1910, at 12 o'clock noon. 


TrRMs :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in twelve months, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 
SUBURBAN LOT. 


Balad Area. Upeet Erion County | Posich. : Sitaetien, Rorowsks. 
a Srp. 8. 
647 2 0 0; 7 O O|} Sandon ...| Armidale ...) On the main road to Uralla, about 2}/ Within Dumaresq Shire. 


(opposite property known as ‘‘ Moore 
Park ”). 
| Aln. 1910-8,847 ; A. 36-1,329. 


COUNTRY LOT. 


490 2 031/11 0 O | Sandon ..| Uralla ...| About 3 miles from Uralla on road to} Within Uralla population 
Rocky River, and lying between that} area and Gostwyck Shire, 
road and part of H, R. Jones’ freehold 
portion 174. 

Aln. 1910-6,998 ; S. 3,996-1,660. 


| miles from Armidale Post Office 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, GOSFORD, 
On Wednesday, the 5th day of October, 1910, at 12 o’clock noon. 


TERMS :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months, with interest at 5 per cent. 


—_ 


TOWN LOTS. 
LL a 
wee o | | 
Selss Upset Price 
sil se Area. Pe et | County. Partah. Strontion, Remwaeks. 
= | | 
FRNA, ORIN ah Bs : 
1} 4] O 1 144/10 O O| Northumber- | Wallarah The village of Norah is dis- 
land. tant about 9 miles in a 
2| , |} 0 1144 8 0 O do oe do south-easterly direction 
3; , | 0 1 144) & 0 0 do es do from the town of Wyee, 
4/,,/ 0 1144 8 0 0 do we: do i which is the nearest 
5| , | O 1 144/10 0 O do 4 do | Situated within the village of Norah— railway station. Sale re- 
Bigot OL 2410 00 do Bos do Lying between Maitland, High, Victoria,| stricted to the surface and 
Males ie palaces ule Om OlEO do Be do and Bourke streets. 50 feet below the surface, 
Sin. 0 124 SO) 20 do te do Within Erina Shire. 
Dives iO) 244850 10 do nee do 
AO Wi 1 Om dat 10 9,00 20 do a do J 
Dhan 0 a7 1 10520 200 do noe do > 
2}; ,./ 0 20/10 0 0 do is do 
OF tia 0 2 0/10 0 0 do ai, do 
4154, |. 10.2) "041 10° 0.0 do ae do 
Hl ts 4 : + ; : a0 a a Lying between Maitland, Bourke, Vic- 
we S Qu ae Ow OO a ise a : toria, Young, and Brush streets. 
3) oe 
Sales O woe iOm sO MLO nO do vy do | 
9) ,, 1.02.20. 1)10 O70 do ie do 
OF HET 2 B10 W12590'1.0 do do J 
115) O02 60 18 °a0 0 do do > 
2a, 1) O#D 40.1 76920, 0 do do 
31 53°) 80" 2701-670. 0 do do 
A 9s tae Oye 056) 0 do do 
, B ; ; 4 : i 4 a Ge ‘| Lying between Maitland, Victoria, 
wa ey 70 tp 6 ROD 6 a6 ' Edward and Burton streets. 
’ 
$15. 4 40.72 SDN GRO do do 
ON, A O20 160 do do 
LOS ealcO Wy 2 OR eS 10 a0) do do J 
1} 24; 0 1 143) 12.0 0 do do I 
2{ ,| 0 1 144; 10 0 0 do do 
oe ee Olga 4 OO Ben do do 
4; ,,| 0 1 144/10 0 0 do do 
2 2 a ; Hi 1 Q 4 a B t| Lying between High, Maitland, Bourke, 
” i 01 231 10 0 0 dé Ab and Mitchell streets, 
S| 2 @ 1 2341 10 OND we ds ag abet, 1910-4, 13). 
OA Or 223s 1000) do do 
10 | ,,/ © 1 234,12 0 0 do do J 
No. of 
actice SUBURBAN LOT. 
87 5 313 | 30 0 0, Northumber- | Morrisset .,.) Situated in the suburban land of the; Within Lake Macquarie 
land, town of Morrisset, and lying between) Shire, 
the new Great Northern Railway Line, 
portion 89, a road along the old Great: 
Northern Railway Line, portion 86, 
and a road 1 chain wide. 
Aln. 1910-6,393 ; N. 3,814-2,111, 
\ ee ery ee ee oe EAR RTT 


24 Ava. 1910,] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 4733 


SALE AT COBBADAH, 
LAND DISTRICT OF BINGARA, 


On Wednesday, the 28th day of September, 1910, at 12 o'clock noon, 
TOWN LOTS. 


TrRMs :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months, with interest at 5 per cent. 
SS ST SG a raat 
{ 


on be | 


Within the town of Cobbadah— 
...| Cobbadah 


The town of Cobbadah is 
situated about 30 miles 
south of Bingara and about 
12 miles north from Bar- 
raba_ Railway Station, 

Fronting Adam-street, Within Barraba Shire, 


Fronting Davidson-street, 


do 

do Fronting Clarke-street, 
f Fronting Davidson-street, 
J 
\ 


Fronting Adam-street. 


| ell cel 
CLARANEWNE RH OONIM MRL H 


Fronting Clarke-street, 


Fronting Adam-street. 


Fronting Halloran-street. 


do } 
| 


j . et a 
COOMA CR CNH OS OOH Om ND OD LD 


Qu 
° 
FN 


Fronting Eulowrie-street, 


Ru 
° 
TS 


Fronting West Dunnee and Halloran 
streets. 


Fronting Adam-street. 


Fronting Halloran-street, 


Qf 
o° 
Some he 


: do ..._ Fronting Eulowrie-street, 
at do ...| Fronting Adam-street. 
Aln. 1910-9,269 ; Cobbadah 5, 6,7, 8,9. 
a rt pin stile, 
. SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, GRAFTON ; 
LAND DISTRICT OF CASINO, 


On Tuesday, the 4th day of October, 1910, at 12 o'clock noon. 


COUNTRY LOT. 


TzRos :—Deposit 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months, with interest at 5 per cent. 
aera — Se 


| | 
Ko. ef Upset Price . : - 
Paris Area. | per Lot. County. Pariah. Situation. Remarks. 


: | 

| en 
. Seeten Dall wan eS. : 
77 26 2 0/210 O O| Drake ...| Hamilton ...! At Plain Station, Yulgilbar, about 65 Upset price includes £170, 
miles north-westerly from the town! value of improvements. 
and railway station of Grafton, situated Within Tenterfield Shire. 
between portions 52 and 53, with front- 

age to road from Yulgilbar to Tabulum. 

Aln. 1910-6,565 ; D. 811-1,743, 


et 


a oe 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. [24 Ave. 1916. : 


4734 
SALE AT THE COURT-HOUSE, ASHFORD, 
LAND DISTRICT OF INVERELL, 
On Wednesday, the 5th day of October, 1910, at 12 o’clock noon. 
TzRMs :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months, with interest at 5 per cent. 
TOWN LOTS. 
ef ee Ase. | Vos County. Pasish. Stkoution, | Remarks 
ceauieis t 
| al Yr: p.| © Te.) dd. is 
1123; 0 138/10'0 0! Arrawatta ...| Ashford Jac 
ee SOA TEBO MY HEY) OO do Be do Sesh 
“S34 et. 019391 100 0 do do 
4/,,, 0 1389|10 0 0 do do i 
5} 5) 0 139/10 0 0 do PA Pio 3 a 
CR cpa 0 Bt eo eowsO ao do ve do ee, | In the village of Ashford, fronting} The town of Ashford is dis- 
Pater ss WO @ 2109 tO A) GO do as do : David, Bukkulla, Ely, and Frome{ tant about 36 miles from 
O95 0 ad O91 DO 26 do a. do a r streets. Inverell, Within Ashford 
OG, ee O ad 89 N9 WD BO do abe do | A. 15-1,745. Shire, 
104), (0 T1897 (0-50 36 do dei do 
a1 20 2189.79 0 FO do : do 
12735,, 1 0 13397 9.050 do ; do f 
13 tie ho 0 $80 4 2p 0 do Ane Wo hs 
44 000) 11 90.9 B8il 9 0 PO io Aged wd 
No. 
Portion. SUBURBAN LOT. 
80 16 1 0| 70 0 Of| Arrawatta ...j Ashford  ...) Suburban lands at Ashford, fronting Ely-; Within Ashford Shire, — 


street and main road to Inverell. 


Aln. 1910-6,319; A. 2,767-1,847. 


SALE AT COOLAMON, 
LAND DISTRICT OF WAGGA WAGGA, 


On Wednesday, the 28th day of September, 1910, at 12 o'clock noon. 


SUBURBAN LOTS. 
TERMs Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in three equal annual instalments, with interest at 5 per cent, per annum, 


( 

| 

Pectin, |v Aree. | iter dat | County. | Parish. | Situation, | Remarks. 

a. Yr. p.+ £ 8. d, , 

177 | 2 0 0)16 0 0| Bourke ...| Kindra . The village of Coolamon i 
178 | 2 0 0|16 0 0 AD owe] aabaco . situated on the South 
179 1 2 0/12 0 0 do do Within the suburban boundaries of| western railway, 22 miles 
180 LZ. 07182 0 RO do do village of Coolamon, about 3-mile| from Junee Junction, ané 
181 0 3 393/12 0 0 do do north-west of Coolamon Railway about 24 miles northerly 
182 0 3 394112 0 0 do do Station ; north-west of B. O’Connell’s!) from Wagga Wagga. 
183 10 0);16 0 0 do wd do { portion 144, and F. Hall’s portion 147,) Within Bourke, Cooper. 
184 2041/16 0 0 do Te do and north of his portion 140, and M.| Dowling and Gipps Gold. 
185, ©} 2°, 0)26'|' 26" 0) 6 do nS do H. Atock’s portion 136. field and Coolamon Shire. 
186 202 161128" 10) 0 do Ba do Aln. 1910-7,148; B. 3,038, 3,039 & y 
187 272) 10); 2870000 do Ane do 3,040-1,806. 
188 20532 |ole0) 10 do ae do J 


No. of 
Portion. 


44 


6 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, COONAMBLE, 


On Wednesday, the 5th day of October, 1910, at 12 o’clock noon. 


COUNTRY LOTS. 
TERMS :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in three months. 


i i 
| Area. Yelp it County. | Pagish. | Situadion. Remarks. 
a Ti pal & By ds 
1 0 0} 5 O 0} Leichhardt ...| Weetalibah ...) Situated 17 miles: north-east from the} Within Wingadee Shire. 
town of Coonainble; on the Main 
Coonaimble to Pilliga road. 
; Per Aore, Aln. 1910-7,944 ; L; 3,102=1,902. ey 
243 10} 11710] Gregory  ...| Neinby! __...| Situated about 25 miles south-westerly] The upset price includes 


from Coonamble, south-east of W. F.| £156, value of improve 
Smith’s 18th section lease 161, west ments. Within reserve No. 
and south of W. D. Smith’s con-| 45,388 from lease generally 
ditional lease portion 10, north-west of} and from sale other than 
John Fisher’s conditional lease 4,495,| auction sale only, a0 
and north of the Commercial Banking} | Wingadee Shire. 

Co. of Sydney (Limited’s) portion 5. {- 

Aln. 1910-6,645 ; G. 1769-1,907, ‘ 


24. Aua., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 4735 


SALE AT THE LANDS OPFIOCB, KEMPSEY, 


On Wednesday, the 28th day of September, 1910, at 12 o’cloek noon. 
COUNTRY LOTS. 
TERMS :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in three months. 


eae ae te | County. | Pasish. Sitwation. Remaxks, 
a 1 am a a i a 
dace p: | * 2) 8. d. 
113 0 1 0] 6 O O| Raleigh ..| Warrell ) 
114 Ole OF 6. OD do no do 
115 Ceti O fe) Se On do ee do Situated about 25 miles northerly from Within the Orara Gold-field 
116 Gril. 0 |. 40 dr) do ae do Kempsey and 4} miles southerly from] ‘and Bellingen Shire. 
117 Onl 0} 34.0; BD do a do Macksville, fronting and adjacent to 
118 OG ) Of; 37.0.0 do aa do the road from Kempsey to Macleay 
wt 219 0.1 O¢:..3..0 0 do Sa do t| Heads, and north of D. W. Mogford’s 
120 Qk Oh, 2.0. Q do 44: do conditional rs eae 81. 
121 Gb Ob e.0 G do Set do Aln. 1910-6,737 ; 2,568-1,714 and 
122 Qe der tet 4.0 0 do ae do | R. 2,569-1 714, 
_, Ae, | O@ 2B OL 5.0. 0 do a. do 
., 14 0 1 03 6 0 O do Pe do 
19 | O 1 Of 6 O 0 do a do J 
/ SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICH, HAY, 
On Wednesday, the 28th day of September, 1910, at 12 o’clock noon. 
my! TOWN LOTS. 
TeRms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three equal annual instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 
2 | 
: S 33 Area. eae County. Parish. | Sitzation. Remarks. 
ee 
a. Po. Pl 2 80 ad Within the town of Hay— 
1/32} 0.1 8143 0 0 Waradgery ...| Hay ... -.| Fronting Hatty-street. (H. 37-1,694.) | Within the Municipality o 
i Wi 0 O 392] 37 0 0 do Bae lanl GO, ) Brontive Hattout H. 41-1,694. Hay. 
Pe a 0 oh 04. 830 OL ade Nard (| *tonting Hatty-street. (H. 41-1,694.) 
£ ee 0| 1 13} 31.'0 ‘0 do deel cele} ...| Fronting Hatty-street. (H. 36-1 ;694. ) 
dass rie OL 8 Rhee do «a Go ...| Fronting Hatty and Orson streets. (H. 
37-1,694.) 
8! ,,; 0 032}40 0 0 do ..| do aa Fronting Orson-street. (H. 37-1,694.) 
Aln. 1910-7,450. 
eT 
SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, DUBBO, 
On Wednesday, the 5th day of October, 1910, at 12 o’clock noon. 
Tame :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in twelve months, with interest at 5 per cent. 
ORS LOT. 
} 3 «A 2 i 
S21 SE] aren, | Upset Price County. Parish. Situation. | Remarks 
| sei cs per Lot. 
fc la : 
* < 4 
a rop.| £ 8. di 
| 10|12} 0 1 0] 8 O O|} Ewenmar ...| Collie «| Within the village of Collie, at thel Within Marthaguy Shire. 
i intersection of the north-west side of 
| Wambianna-street with the south- 
west side of Calga-street. 
Aln, 1910-10,273 ; Collie 10. 
No. of 
_Portion’. - SUBURBAN LOT. 
80 0 2 0) 49 0 O» Napier ...| Mendooran ...] Within the suburban boundaries of the) The village of Mendooran is 


village of Mendooran, south of the road) __ situated on the left bank of 
from Mendooran to Cobborah, west} the Castlereagh River, at 
and north of portion 62, and east of F.| the junction of Merrygoen 
Taylor’s homestead grant, portion 63. Creek with thatriver, about 
Aln, 1910-9,594 ; N. 1,028-1,883. 45 miles north-easterly of 
Dubbo, about 35 miles 
easterly of Gilgandra, and: 
about 25 miles north-west- 
erly of Dunedoo. Theupset 
price includes £40, value. 
of improvements, Within 
Cobbora Shire. 


COUNTRY LOT. 


8 3:0] 30 0 Of Lincoln ...| Elong Elong...| About 18 miles north- easterly from the| Partly within Spicer’s Creek 
| villages of Ponto (Geurie)and Wangar-| Gold-field, proclaimed 18th 
bon ; about 28 miles north- -easterly June, 1878. The upset 
from Dubbo. Fronting the right bank| _ price includes the value of 
of Spicer’s Creek, south of Dalgety &| Crown improvements. 
Co., Ltd.’s portion 11, and north-west} Within Cobbora Shire. 

of J. T. E. H. Crick’s conditional pur- 

chase portion 36. 

Aln, 1910-6,391 ; L. 2,869-1,566. 


4736 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. [24 Aue., 1910. 
MR ae 7 ee a NCEE enh ne cgay 64 Nine EG |S ae | ees 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, CARCOAR, 


On Wednesday, the 12th day of October, 1910, at 12 o’clock noon. 


TOWN LOTS. 
Tums :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in twelve months, with interest at 5 per cent. 


| 


ee | 
- i 3 a Area re County. | Parish. Situation, Remarks. 
AS |AgR 
wes tO 
hae, janie ca Gee 
1/22! O 1 163) 3 O Oj) Bathurst ...| Neville > 
24° 0)'co" tee! 3 Bo. 0 O | aia | 
3 0 135; 4 0 O do do : : 
" = In the village of Neville— “ae 
4; 4] 0 135) 4 0 0 do do || Fronting Crone mereet (excepting allot-| The village of Neville is 
Daag” OL po | e050 do do ‘| ments Nos. 2 and 10, which front a| situated about 10 miles 
GU eh 0 bb H hat O08 do do ; lane), and lying between Abércrombie| south-easterly from Car- 
Tea gy: OE Soa iA mio 0 do do and Teesdale streets. coar Railway Station, on 
Bea. 0 A Shao OW do do Blayney-Harden Railway 
Oi teO al esls a 402. do do line. Owner of fencing 
20 ee oO 21231 FS MORO ROK db do J along north boundary of 
Day) ON ed 35 ed MONO do es do ; Section 22 to be allowed 
12 OUAssb44 4 O50 do - do thirty days from day of 
134s) ONS 0R 40 0 do Sh do ; ; sale within which to re- 
14 Ong 2 0 4 O80 do do Fronting Pascoe-street (excepting allot-| j,ove same. Within Lynd- 
5 se tO 2. O41 2 do do { ments 1] and 19, which front a lane), — jurst Shire. 
16 02 0| 40 0 do do | and lying between Abercrombie and 
17 O72 0 eed 0. 0 do do Teesdale streets. 
18 OZ CO eed 0) 0 do do | 
19 0:/1920°)'.:3 70 -0 do do 
20 O71 2017300 do do i 
11, 23705014205) 7S 08-0 do do a 
2 Suh Wen de 3 0.0 do do | Fronting Pascoe-street (excepting allot- 
aS eee i aK POL NE ae ATO 1118) do do ment No. 2, which fronts a lane), and 
dee O27 OF) OO do do f lying between Teesdale-street and 
Oats a ee Oe ee One Oa aC) do do | allotment 7. 
Ghia st| O42 4.0 | 2149; OF 0 do do J 
11 5 WO t 30) we 0.7 0 do do > 
12) 09 1730742 0 0 do do 
ibe. 0 135] 4 0 0 do do | 
14 ee 0 135) 4 0 0 do do Fronting Lynch-street (excepting allot- 
ules One le35 4 0 0 do do | ments Nos. 11 and 19, which front a 
AG Osu) 14 oO) do do f lane), and lying between Abercrombie 
Ree Oma 354 alent) do do and Teesdale streets. 
US lates 0 135) 4 0 0 do do | 
LOR nO eLOnomnO m0 do do 
20 see awa Oiewl (LO) ied a0 m0 do do J 
S281] SO el 5 200) a0 nO do as do > 
PES sa OAR PA ee I do fo do | | Fronting Lynch-street (excepting allot- 
SF] aay Dn RAID eek 0) do wee do { ment No. 2, which fronts a lane), and 
a ee Ode a sOn ad HO SO do oa do { lying between ‘Teesdale-street and 
ae 8) 2 O04 A 0 0 do ee do | allotment No. 7. 
Gi coe a0 2.2 0 1 84°90 20 do ay do J 
WD} 5. 4 0.1.80.) 74750. 0 do do a) 
Das 0 130; 4 0 0 do do 
yf he 5 : 2 vi s i a ie ~ Fronting Egbert-street (excepting allot- 
Ey Ren MaUeL ht bey hate kn ag ia ad 1 ments Nos. 11 and 19, which front a 
1610 35 lekOunO Ao wy dé lane), and lying between Abercrombie 
Ie OP 35 1A. Di OV “uaidod, gablntbatuke weddo Boca tengo: 
18% 0135! 40 0 AG fee A Aln. 1910--7,380 ; Neville 1 Roll. 
ORs Opel ey 4 0 0 do Bs do 
20) 5,100 1 164) 4:°0°0 do ihe do J 
SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, MOLONG, 
On Wednesday, the 5th day of October, 1910, at 12 o'clock noon. 
COUNTRY LOTS. 
TreRMs :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in twelve months, with interest at 5 per cent. 
Pe Tees ee | County. | Parish. Situation. | Remarks. 
MLL SNES BOSNIA? EMU i 2 als POA ee 
136 a Be Dp. dmeaiseed. ; 
186 0 in + : i preg aa Ben Situated at Garra, on the road from| Within Amaroo Shire. 
187 0 239/13 0 0 do Mr aa '  Manildra to Cumnock, separating it 
188 0a. Funes eo 6 Ad He a8 from portions 28, 29, 158, 161, adjoin- 
189 0 336/16 0 0 ag A 5 ing road 1 chain wicdle on the south, 
190 Tag BNL TO 40 ad mE a6 4 separating it from po:rtion 111, road of 
191 1 019!120 0 0 do cee dé : variable width on the west separating 
192 2°°3°0)27 0 0 do i do it from Mandagery ‘Creek, and from 
193 2 220| 22 0 0 6 oy ie water reserve on the :north. é 
194 1 035117 0 0 ao a ag J Aln. 1910-8,415 ; A. '6,850-1,770 Roll. 


SS SR OAC iS Nt : 


24 Ave., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 4737 
SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, WYALONG, 
On Wednesday, the 5th day of October, 1910, at 12 o'clock noon. 
COUNTRY LOTS. 

TxRMs :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three equal annual instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 

—> ee ee 
ane Area. | Peerin County. Parish. | Situation. Remarks. 

REP. |) eB, | 

_ 278 0 1 8] 22 0 O | Gipps | Wyalong ...! At West Wyalong, fronting Park-| Within the Bourke, Cooper, 
279 Celoon 2 OF Olde do  .,.| street on the north-west, and School-| Dowling, and Gipps Gold- 
280 OMe S126 lOO. do do street on the south-west, and lying to} field. Upset prices are in- 
the south-west of portion 281. clusive of value of improve- 
Aln. 1910-9,275 ; G. 1,722-1,871. ments, as follow :—Portion 
278, £3 ; portion 279;£54 ; 
and portion 280, £9 10s. 
Sale restricted to the sur- 
face and 50 feet below. 

Within Bland Shire. 
342 O 1 364/175 12 0| do do ...| At West Wyalong, fronting Gladstone-| Within the Bourke, Cooper, 
) street on the north, and lying between| Dowling, and Gipps Gold- 
. portions 341 and 343. field. The upset price 
| Aln. 1910-9,276; G. 1,730-1,871 R. includes £134 12s., value 
of improvements. Sale 
restricted to the surface 
and 50 feet below same. 

Within Bland Shire. 
220 0 2114/90 0 O| do do .| At West Wyalong, fronting Court and) Within the Bourke, Cooper, 
England streets. Dowling, and Gipps Gold- 
Aln. 1910-3,590 ; G. 1,735-1,871 R. field. The upset price in- 
cludes £60, value of im- 
provements. Salerestricted 
to the surface and 50 feet 
below. Witkin Bland 

Shire. 
SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICH, FORBES, 
On Wednesday, the 5th day of October, 1910, at 12 o’clock noon. 
TOWN LOT. 

Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in three equal annual instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 
See — ry 
ea ae 
M 5 oe Ares. be At | County. | Parish, | Sikuation. Remarks. 

< | 
AN ae tae Cee: © 
8 |93| 0 0 362/304 10 0 | Ashburnham | Forbes .| In the town of Forbes, fronting Under-| The upset price includes 
wood-street. £268 10s., value of im- 
Aln, 1910-3,498 ; F. 216-1,830. provements, Within the 
Lachlan Gold-field and 
Forbes Municipality. 
Sn oe at ela TS A Da se Nee ML a lh aa ak 8a aga eg I iS 
SALE AT KURRI KURRI, 
LAND DISTRICT OF MAITLAND, 
On Saturday, the 8th day of October, 1910, at 2°30 o'clock p.m. 
COUNTRY LOTS. 
TzRMs :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three equal annual instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 
Bee Lie tAren,. | Opscrr nee County. | Parish. Situation. Remarks. 
Sten Dy) le tees Ge 
330 0 0 333} 20 0 O| Northumber- | Heddon Realy 
land. 
331 0 0 38% 20 0 0 do do 
332 0 10/20 0 0 do do 
333 Gr re On) Hain do do ‘ ; 
334 Op, Let OR el ie Onn 0 do do Adjoining the town of Kurri Kurri on} Sale is restricted to the sur- 
835 OL NOse 256 Uso do do the west, and separated on the east by| face and 50 feet below the 
336 OTs 0) 25 CeO do do ; a l-chain road from portions 210, 216,| surface. Within the Cess- 
337 OrD Of 25e"Or do | do tA and 217, and on the north, west, south, nock Shire, 
338 Ore OF) S0se Oe C do do .:| { and south-west by the continuation of 
339 0 1 0/23 0 0 do | do ...| | Cessnock and Mulbring streets south- 
340 0 1 0;23 0 0 do | do ...|| westerly, westerly, and north-westerly, 
341 0 1 2323 0 0 do do ...{ | respectively. 
342 0 O 29% 25 0 0 do do ...| | Aln, 1910-8,394; N. 4,501-2,111. 
343 0 0 304 20 0 O do zs do My, 
344 0 0 3137}17 0 0 do f do By 
345 0 026/)15 0 0 do Rie do oi 
346 0 021;15 0 0 do iis do mast 
tenet a ae 


4738 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 131. [24 Ave. 1910. 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICH, BELLINGEN, 
On Wednesday, the 5th day of October, 1910, at 12 o’clock naon. 


Tzrus :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in twelve months, with interest at 5 per cent. 


TOWN LOTS. 
na led | 
a 58 Area. apa forgiy County. Parigh. Situation. Remarks. 
z2\23 PS 
ral | 
} 
Ea ee «Me A are 
4/ 7} 0 2.0]10 0 0} Raleigh ...| South Bel-) The village of Weekes is on 
lingen. | the south arm of the Bel 
5 | 4 02 0/10 0 0 do do | | Within the village of Weeks— - JingenjRiver, and is distant 
el ae. | iO hel te 0t O do do ;| Fronting South, Maydwell, and Brush about 3 miles from Bellen- 
Day ty Oa ta sO. ® do do || streets. gen. Within Bellingen 
S11 O22 O01 12 0. © do do | Weeks 5. Shire. 
GN ae bah ditt bh LOO. © do do y 
1| 9} 0 134]; 4 0 0 do do > 
2 hy yeh iO), bok bs 450. @ do do 
: . 4 aot 2 4 ; . ae | | Gets South Creek and Kranghi- 
Bop ne eal Peet} Ta de do pee 
Ree, Cae cd RE Tok a0 Oi Teto do | a 
RMS O Lal 5 0 (0 do do : 
20 eae ee! 1 ee See a) do a do J 
3/10; 0 2 0) 6 0 0 do 28 do Fronting Mount-street. 
4 ele mol cok 6430.0 do : do Aln. 1910-9,308 Weeks 7. 
Portion. SUBURBAN LOTS. 
162 1 032;10 0 0) Fitzroy ...{ Bligh... ...| Within the suburban boundaries of the{ Within the boundaries of 
163 2 126)20 0 0 do eeh ERO. bane ...| Village of Dorrigo, fronting the main| the Oraro  Gold-field, 
164 1 322;16 0 0 do ner TREO iis ..| road from Dorrigo to Tyringham ; and| Within Dorrigo Shire. 
bounded on the west by E. Johnson’s 
portion 8 of 160 acres, and on the 
south-east by reserve 44,226 from sale 
and lease pone . show ground. 
Aln. 1910-9,307 ; F. 2,430-1,810. 
SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, LITHGOW, 
On Wednesday, the 28th day of September, 1910, at 12 o’clock noon. 
COUNTRY LOTS. 
Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months, with interest at 5 per. cnt. 
pee | ben | Upeek Peee | Cena: | | Pariah. | Sitaation. Remazha, 
a 4 
&® BR Rl £ a. d. 
14} 12 1 0/2 O OQ} Cook ...| Hartley ...| Situated 44 miles westerly from Hartley; Owner of fencing along the 
Is’ } 30 120) 1r 0 0 do aA do ..| Vale Railway Station and 6 milessouth-| | north boundary of portion 


easterly from Lithgow, north of the} 14 within the portion will 
road from Lithgow to Hartley Vale, to| be allowed to remove same 
which portion 15 has frontage, west of, within 30 days from date 
R. Martin’s portion 25, east of J. Cal-| of sale. Within Blaxland 
laghan’s portion 11, and east and south} Shire. 

of his portion 12, being part of the old 
village reserve at Clwydd. 
Aln, 1910-6,823 ; C. 2,026-1,507. 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, MUDGEE, 


On Wednesday, the 5th day of October, 1910, at 12 o’clock noon. 
COUNTRY LOTS. 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months, with interest at 5 per cent. 


Upset Price 


ee Area. Beet, County. | Parish, Situation, | Romarizg, 
9B Pp. | £18. d, k 

101 | 10 0 @|19 2 6} Wellington ...} Avisford ...) About 17 miles south of Mudgee, on| Upset price includes £4 2s. 
Spring or Four-mile Creek, to south of} 6d., value of fencing. 

portion 99, parish of Grattait . Within the Wellington 

Aln. 1910-8,008 ; W. 4,832-2,091. . Gold-field and Meroo Shire. 

353 7 132) 82 0 0} Phillip ...| Guntawang ...| Adjoining the railway line on the east,| Upset price includs £49, value 

| ; about 4 mile north from the town of], of improvements. The sale 

Gulgong. , is restricted to the surface 

Aln. 1910-9,233 ; P. 3,293-2,1265. and 50 feet below the sur- 


face. Within Wyaldra 
Shire, . 


24 Ave. 1910.} NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131, 4739 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, WAGGA WAGGA, 
On Wednesday, the 5th day of October, 1910, at 12 o'clock noon, 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months, with interest at 5 per cent. 


TOWN LOTS. 
silyel. | : 
eeige| Am | reLe County. Parish. ; Sthuafian; Remarks. 
= 14a 
| ak Gee 
ie a 7. p.|% 8 d. 
3) 6| 0 2 0/12 0 0| Mitchell  ...| Uranquintry ) | Within the village of Uranquintry, front- The village of Uranquintry 
4] | 0 2 0/20 0 0 do os do ing King and Yarragundry streets. is situated on the Main 
8 Poh Ue le wat OO do do ) Southern Railway Line, 
tay ee oe OP Ue G do do Fronting Connorton and Ben streets ...| about 10 miles south- 
PSM aie et cus Oh tee. cu ON ae Chiro Ce.) do ee do \ westerly from Wagga 
wyid | 02.0) 12,0 0 do ae do ...! Fronting O’Connor-street, north-east off Wagga, Within Mitchell 
’ Sarah E. Rudd’s allotment 8, and} Shire. 
south-west of Wm. F. Tilden’s allot- 
ment 6, 
Sly O26) T..0 78 do do 
Gee OF Ly 0 PME 16 6o do Fronting Ben, Connorton, and Bridge 
Teitiiass 0 1 224).5 0 0 do do streets. 
Py 16) 05°0. 34 4 On: do pe do 
2 oP Giars O a ee do was do 
Ole l eras 0) oa OY oO do a do 
att a) th 8 oO do do ‘| Bounded by Connorton, Deane, and 
B35 1) Oeding? | 8. 0° 0 do do | Bridge streets. 
Goimesch Ove: 24561 O06 do do Aln. 1910-8,359 ; Uranquintry 5, 11, 
Ear ea tar OO v0 do do J 12, 13, and 14. 
aioe) Od. cde 0) O do «| Burke ...| In the village of Kingston, fronting} The village of Kingston is 
10 oe Dd. 2a).0 Gi do dy do Aude Wilson and Ford streets. situated on the road from 
Aln, 1910-5,720; K. 5-2,246. Urana to Wagga Wagga, 
at ‘The Rock” Railway 
Station, 18 miles southerly 
by rail from Wagga. 
| Within Lockhart Shire. 
No. of 
Portion. SUBURBAN LOT. 


139 1 127[13 0 0) Bourke ..., Kinilibab ...) Within the suburban boundaries of vil-; Within the Bourke, Cooper, 
lage of Marrar, fronting west side of| Dowling, and Gipps Gold- 
Lyne-street. | field. Within Coolamon 

Aln. 1910-9,364 ; B. 2,963-1,806. | Shire. . 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, MORUYA, 


On Wednesday, the 28th day of September, 1910, at 12 o’clock noon. 


SUBURBAN LOT. 
Tuas :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in twelve months, with interest at 5 per cent. 


Piers Area. Leas se te County. | ‘Parish. | Situation. Remarks. 
Yee 5 Saat ake 
Ranta? Polo teed Sen, he 
144 7 1 1/19 0 O| St. Vincent...) Bateman ...| Within the suburban boundaries of Within Eurobodalla Shire. 
| village of Bateman, fronting. Crown- 

street and the main road to Moruya, 
and situated north of portion 154. 
Aln. 1910-8,121 ; B. 3-1,696 Roll. 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, NARRABRI, 


On Wednesday, the 28th day of September, 1910, at 12 o'clock noon. 


COUNTRY LOT. 
TxRMs :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance im three months. 


a We 
Upset Pric 3 
io ee | County. | Parish, | Situxtion. Remarks | 
—— 3 Pe ee 
habe Se as J A 
56 (178 1 0 115 0| Denham ...| Berryabar ..,| Situate about 14 miles south of Bugilbone} Within Walgett Shire. 


Railway Station, on the Narrabri 
to Walgett railway line; bounded on 
the south by the main road from 
Walgett to Narrabri; on the east by 
portions 29 and 40; on the north by 
portion 5; and on the west by portions 
5 and 30. 

Aln, 1910-6,654; D, 943-1,861 Roll. 


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4740 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. [24 Ava., 1910. 
SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, WILLYAMA, 
On Wednesday, the 5th day of October 1910, at 12 o’clock noon. 
SUBURBAN LOT. ; 
Txrms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months, with interest at 5 per cent. 
Penden) gare 2) | Ue County Parish. | Situation. Renata 
| 
AT. De | ge 28 Gs 
3690 0 1 273) 80 0 0 | Yancowinna .. Picton Within the suburban area of the town) Within Albert Gold-field, 
| of Willyama, fronting Gaffney-street,, proclaimed 25th February, 
and lying between portions 2,418 and| 1881. Upset price includes 
| 2,420. £71, value of improvements. 
| Aln.1910-6,965; Y. 1,408-2,186. Within Western Division. 
SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, WARIALDA, 
On Wednesday, the 5th day of October, 1910, at 12 o'clock noon. 
COUNTRY LOTS. . 
Turms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months, with interest at 5 per cent. 
; 
No. of & Pri H . 
Fortin, | A2% dae County. Panish. Situation. Benscoten, 
Syl. eile BS.0 Cs 
74 5 3 31 | 87 10 0} Burnett ...| Mandoe .| Situated on the left bank of Ottley’s' The upset price includes £27 
Creek, about 30 miles from the town 10s., value of improve- 
and railway station of Warialda, ments. Within reserve 
bounded on the north by freehold por-| 45,402 from lease generally 
tion 1, by C. J. & A. Codrington, on) and sale other than auction 
the west and south by travelling stock sale only, and Yallaroi 
reserve 30,132, notified 15th November,| Shire. 
1899, and on the south-east by Ottley’s 
Creek. 
Aln. 1910-7,601 ; B. 2,376-1,951. \ 

* 219 | 0 129]19 0 O| Stapylton ...| Boggabilla ..,) Situate about 4 a mile from the town of; The upset price includes £10, 
Goondiwindi, State of Queensland, on| value of improvements. 
the main road from Boggabilla to) Within Boolooro Shire. 
Goondiwindi, adjoining on the south- 
west the north-east boundary of portion 
35, freehold by Arch. Robinson, and 
bounded on north-east and east by 
travelling stock and camping reserve 
34,380, notified 26th April, 1902. 

Aln. 1910-7,000; S. 1,429-1,857. 
SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, TAREE, ; 
On Wednesday, the 5th day of October, 1910, at 12 o’clock noon. 
TOWN LOTS. 
TrRms :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in twelve months, with interest at 5 per cent. 

‘ . 

34/3: Upset Pric : 

3 & 4 Area. tar Lok Coumty. Parish. Situation, Remarks. 
arp|£ s. d. 

1/25} 0 2 0]12 O O|} Gloucester ...) Tinonee 5) 

Zi ees OL OW OO do do 

Seen, Oe 205) BLOO 0 do do | 

Asst | iO eee Ot, BO 0 20 do do : 

Doles, cl Ose On| om OsnO do do 

6 Arasyf- - Om 2.059050 do do 

Pose | Oxe 2 One OEMORIO do do 

Salsa One 0 STO. eG do do ' | Situated within the town boundaries of} The town of Tinonee is situ- 

9] 5,/ 0 1 26410 0 O do do | the town of Tinonee, fronting Coffee,| ated on the Manning River, 

10; , | 09 2 0110 0 0 do do \ Hopkins, Beecher, and Washington} about 3 miles from Taree, 

LA tsa OF eae Onl Leon do do | streets. Within Manning Shire. 

92 |] syuleeOr4d. 254! 12.0. 0 do do _| Aln. 1910-6,072. Tinonee 16. 

Loney reek 2 Olt 10Le0 0 do do 

Ae eee Ob 2s O41 10080) 2 do do 

Lr ae ommOres. 10, 110070, 0 do do y 

RG Ores: 60. 4205-0) 00 do do 

War Ope +0.) 10°00 do do 

18h ea Ome 01 10550. 0 do do 

19; ,,} 0 2 0712 0 0 do do 

QO es at Oma a0) mle nO 210 do do J 


24 Aua., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 474] 
a 
SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, TUMUT, 


On Wednesday, the 26th day of October, 1910, at 12 o’clock noon. 


Trems :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in twelve months, with interest at 5 per cent. 


TOWN LOTS. 
a | 
Bs 3é Upset Price . | 
g g $ : Area, peek County. _ Peetth. Situation. | Rewsarhes. 
<) 
Semele | Psi). om Sem Ge 
9/11} 0 2 0] 5 O O| Buccleuch ...! Brungle fut The village of Brungle is 
g g' 8 
10} Fete O20) 5.0.0 do ans do --( Within the village of Brungle, with} about 12 miles south-east- 
Teens Oe 2. 0.) e040 do 4 do ae frontage to Killimicat-street. erly from Gundagai, also 
IZ 0: 2° Oil Be Os. 0 do AN do i yaw Bey 1910-7,447 ; Brungle 2 Roll. about the same distance 
north of Tumut. Within 
Gadara Shire. 
No. of COUNTRY LOT. 


Portion 
37 | 88: 2 20] 29 0 0) Buccleuch ..,| Mundongo .., About 8 miles north-easterly from Tumut,} Within Goodradigbee Gold- 
: surrounded by Joanna Nestor’s por-| field, also within Gadara 
tions 48 (additional conditional pur-| Shire. 
chase 1909-43), 47 (additional con- 
ditional purchase 1909-44), 361 (free- 
hold), and 362 (conditional lease 16,450). 
Aln. 1910-8,483 ; B. 2,251-1,713. 
Se I a 


SALE AT TEMORA, 
LAND DISTRICT OF COOTAMUNDRY, 


On Tuesday, the 4th day of October, 1910, at 12 o’clock noon. 
TOWN LOTS, 
TrRMs :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months, with interest at 5 per cent, 


ve 
silee ek | | 
z 5 Be htens aemerdhiy County. | Parish. | Situation. Remarks. 
us \228 
: | | 
Ae Ti Psi) ss, Bo ods 
4/26; 0 1 0| 56 O O| Bland .| Bundawarrah | Within the town of Temora, fronting] Within Temora Gold-field, 
Delays te Or Le Ost D300} 6 ido nee do ...|  Twynam-street. proclaimed 4th June, 1880, 
Aln. 1910-6,590 ; T. 26. The upset prices include 
£36 and £33 respectively 
value of improvements, 
‘ Within Temora Munici- 
pality. 


SALE AT THE INFORMATION BUREAU, DEPARTMENT OF LAN DS, SYDNEY, 
METROPOLITAN LAND DISTRICT. 
On Tuesday, the 4th day of October, 1910, at 12 o’clock noon. 


Trras :—Deposit, 26 per cent. ; balance in five equal annual instalments, with interest at 5 per cent, per annum. 
SUBURBAN LOTS. 


OT 


No. of U Pri 
Futon. Area. candle or Cewnty. | Parish. | Situation, Remerks. 
Coat el ee EB Gl 
247 2 1 33114 0 O | Cumberland..:| Botany ...| Within the. municipality of Botany, The surface, of the land is 
248 2 119/119 0 0 do oe do As about $ of a mile, by road, north- undulating, the soil is 


westerly from the Matraville Public| sandy, and covered with 

School, about of a mile westerlyfrom| scrub. Within the Mu- 

the Bunnerong-road, about 4 a mile|  nicipality of Botany. 

from the Botany-La Perouse tram-line, 

and about 1 mile from the Long Bay- 

La Perouse tram-line. The time of 

journey by the first-mentioned tram- 

line from Circular Quay is about 54 

minutes. 

Aln, 1910-6,158 ; C. 2,065, 2,064-2,030. 

COUNTRY LOT.” 

243 0 330] 20 0 0O| Cumberland...j Manly Cove...) Forms part of the subdivision known as! Within the Sydney popula- 
the Harbord Kstate, with frontage on| tion area, and the Warrin- 
the north to Abbot-road, and on the gah Shire, 
south to reserve 33,405 for public 

' recreation, notified 5th October, 1901, 
along the northern foreshore of Manly 
Lagoon. About 1? miles from Manly 
to Brookvale tram teriminus, 


| Aln. 1910-7,261; C, 2,524-2,030. 
| ‘ , 


4742 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, TAMWORTH, 


[24 Ava. 1910. 


On Wednesday, the 28th day of September, 1910, at 12 o’clock noon. 


TrRMs :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three equal annual instalments, with interest at 5 per cent, per annum. 


SUBURBAN LOTS. 


= ten 


| cas 


Within the suburban boundaries of the 
village of Attunga, fronting Ridge- 
street, and adjacent to General Ceme- 
tery. 

Aln, 1910-9,078 ; I. 2,105-1,690. 


COUNTRY LOT. 


No. of Upset Pri 
Portion. Area. Oot ron County. | Parish. 
a rp] £8. d. 
233 |. 0 8 23]30 0 0] Inglis ..j Burdekin... 
269 | 0 1 0;15 0 O} do anf do 
200 4 3 0|29 0 O | Inglis ...| Burdekin 


...| About 6 miles northerly from the townand 


railway station of Attunga, adjoining 
the east boundary of M. A. Burdekin’s 
portion 78 south ofaroad along the south 
boundary of portion 91, the property 
of the Bank of New South Wales and 
to the west of Spring Creek. 

Aln. 1910-7,674 ; I. 2,103-1,690. 


Within Cockburn Shire. 


The village of Attunga is 
situated on the railway 
line from Tamworth to 
Manilla, and is about 13 
miles from Tamworth, 
Within Cockburn;Shire. | 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICH, TENTERFIELD, 
On Wednesday, the 28th day of September, 1910, at 12 o’clock noon. 


SUBURBAN LOTS. 


TERMS :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in twelve months, with interest at 5 per cent. 


en ee tt 


Rei | ace, | Upet eee Gounty. | Pacts, Sthosttion. Beearks. 

a. tT. Y.| 6 8. i 
532 0 3.0] 22 0 0O| Clive ...| Tenterfield > Within Tenterfield Munici- 
533 0 3 0;15 0 0} do bas do pality. 
534 1 1 344) 28 0 0| do me do 
535 1 0 0/19 0 0| do os do 
536 10-0 1519 -0. 0} ido amy do 
537 TOOL TLO MORON Fedo an do 
538 i 00/21 0 0} do mi do Suburban lands at Tenterfield, lying 
539 1° 0 0422 0°07) dea ae do between Simpson-street and Tenter- 
540 1 0390 4190505 edo ae do t field Creek, on eastern side of main 
541 1) 05:94 1890.0.) do | de | road, 
542 1 0 0; 12.0. 0°) do ae do Aln. 1910-6,269; C. 3,155, 3,156, & 
548 3 316|42 0 0! do sae do 3, 148-1,809. 
544 3 0 0/38 0 0| do mT do 
545 3 0 0] 38 0 0j do rat do 
546. 3. 0.05.38 00) ido me. do - 
547 LZ O30 20980, 1 bt do 
548 4° 1. 6|50 0 0] do ee do 
549 1 0 54/16 0 0} do naa do J 

SU a ne rE eT eee Lee een aN 8+ | eee SR SL ORL A RS) OR OE RGR kL 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, GUNNING, 


On Wednesday, the 28th day of September, 1910, at 12 o’elock noon. 
COUNTRY LOT, 


TERMS :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months, with interest at 5 per cent. 


SORE eee ica aN LS TRS eS 


No. of 
‘seaetican 1 SEPO | | County. | Parish, 
pee Ree 2 $ 
Ro aT. OD. Wee esa Cs | 
65 8 0 0/12 0 0} King... «| Lerida 


| Situation. 
| 


portion 38, Lerida Pablic School site, 
and RK. B. Cartwright’s conditional 
purchase portions 28 and 40. 

Aln, 1910-8,119; P. 1,369-1,978. 


...| Lying between A. B. Chisholm’s freehold) Upset price includes value 


of Crown improvements, 
Within Gunning Shire. 


24 Ave., 1910.] 


NEW SOU1TH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 


SALE AT WARDELL, 
LAND DISTRICT OF LISMORE, 
On Tuesday, the 4th day of October, 1910, at 12 o’clock noon. 


COUNTRY LOT, 


TERMS :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in three months. 


4743 


Situation. 


prot | ares, See Goce: | Parish, | 
(ee pp) £ a | 
116 400 0] 1 6 8| Rous 


| Broadwater ... 


Adjoining S. Beard’s land (portions 15 & 
16) about 2 miles south from the town 
of Wardell, 

Aln. 1910-8,831 ; R. 6,766-1,759. 


The upset price includes 
£13 6s., value of improve- 
ments. Within Tintenbar 
Shire. 


SALE AT PEAK HILD, 
LAND DISTRICT OF PARKES, 
On Friday, the 7th day of October, 1910, at 12 o'clock noon. 
TOWN LOTS. 
Trrms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three equal annual instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 
Pe TAU Ge PAitiey etn CR ORGRUT ALAM CRE Th (riche 0 ce aan eee 
si sg | Upset Pri 
s=| ch| Area PO LOes County. Parish. Situation; Remarks. 
me | we Ste dirt 
: | | 
i a rnp] £8. d.! In the town of Peak Hill,— ‘ 
20; 6] 0 1 0/123 0 O| Narromine ...| Mingelo Fronting Dugga and Borri streets.| Within the extension to 
P. 129,566 R. Tomingley Gold-field. Pro- 
3|10/ 0 0 39% 32 0 0 do do Fronting Deribong-street, Peak Hill, 25.) claimed 14th September, 
1 )18; 0 1 0/141 0 0 do do Fronting Bogan and Willaroo streets.| 1889. Upset prices include 
as he, Pei go: value of improvements, viz. : 
20m) 185) 0) a 0129" 0 0 do do Fronting Bogan and Warrah streets.) Allotment 20, sec. 6, £102; 
Pe aouis allotment 3, sec. 10, £15; 
Sa eee Oe a0: 3820) 8 do do Fronting Caswell-street. P. H. 27. allotment 1, sec. 18, £122; 
2 | 26 0 1 0/7915 O do do do PEE 29; allotment 20, sec. 18, £10; 
Aln. 1910-9,249, allotment 2, sec. 26, £65 
15s. Upset price of allot- 
ment 3 sec. 22 includes 
value of Crown’ improve- 
ments. Within Peak Hill 
Municipality. 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, MOSS VALE, 
On Wednesday, the 5th day of October, 1910, at 12 o’clock noon. 


TERMS :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in three equal annual instalments, with interest at 5 per cent per annum. 


Within the village of Robertson, fron- 
ting Hoddle and Wallangunda streets, 


TOWN LOT. 
Sat 5 i sz 6 | | 4 | 
Be | cette bo | eee. County. Parish. Sttuntion: 
eS lae prey 
=> | : 
a BP we Be Oe 
Gaal 0 2 0} 20 0 0}; Camden will Varrawar |v. 
| Aln, 1910-1,494; C. 32-1,984, 
Portion. COUNTRY LOT. 


200 12 0 0) 37 0 0.) Camden 


..| Kangaloon 


: 
Ld ee 


...| Fronting the Macquarie Rivulet, and 


adjoining on part of the north boun- 
dary of portion 112. 
Aln. 191048,997 ; C. 2,470-2,041, 


Remarkg, 


The village of Robertson is 
about 14 miles from Moss 
Vale Railway Station by 
good road. Within 

. Wingecarribee Shire. 


Land District of Kiama— 
Purchase gives a title to 
the surface and a depth of 
50 feet below. Within 
the Municipality of Shell- 
harbour. 


4744 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. [24 Ava., 1910. 
SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, TUMBARUMBA, 
On Wednesday, the 5th day of October, 1910, at 12 o’clock noon. 
SUBURBAN LOTS. 
TeRMs :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three equal annual instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 
cael Area. ees County. | Parks. Situation. Rerearks. 
Eyawirde FoR ee iB. 1G 
300 4 010; 20 0 0} Selwyn ...| Tumbarum- ) 
ba. || Situated ? mile northerly of town of} Within Tumbarumba Gold- 
317 4 2419 1} 28 050 do do { Tumbarumba, and adjoining portions} field, proclaimed 15th July, 
318 4\1 6;26 0 0 do do 301, 310, 315, and 316. 1899, and Tumbarumba 
319 4 114)24 0 0 do do Aln. 1910-2,737; S. 1,882-1,522. Shire. 
415 4 339/30 0 0 do do J : 
SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, WINDSOR, 
On Wednesday, the 28th day of September, 1910, at 12 o’clock noon. : 
TERMS :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in three equal annual instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum, 
TOWN LOTS. 
+s . 
8 ® 38 Upset Price A : 
é 5 63 Area. per Lot. County. Parish. Situation. Remarks, 
Zz |ze | | 
=| 
ao Teepe ee 8.0 ds i 
eee) 0 2 0} 8 O 0} Cumberland...| St. Matthew) | Within the town of Windsor, adjoining gay aes shen cee 
21 F102. 01 6050) .\do be Wo Mags || and adjacent to the Windsor Gas-|) Suitable for budding 
‘| light Co., about 10 chains distant from és 
TileG al 20) 62,507) 04 20>. 0 do ne do | the Windsor Railway Station. pee level land, suitable 
8|G 020; 50 0 do oi do 4) Aln. 1910-6,649 ; W. 50, 51-873. for building. 
Within the Municipality of 
Windsor. 
No. of : 
Portion. COUNTRY LOTS. 
177 8 113; 7 O 0; Cumberland...| Cornelia  ....) At Sackville Reach, Hawkesbury River,| For the most par steep 
178 6 3 0; 6 0 0 do nae do fronting the main road from Wilber-| rocky country of sandstone 
179 Ses 1s) ea an do ne do force to Lower Portland, and the road) formation. A small par 
180 ; 11 130; 9 0 O do a do from Lamb’s Creek to the main road,| only of each portion could 
separated from the Hawkesbury River} be utilised for buildin 
by the Wesleyan Church grant, and} purposes. All timber o 
from Lamb’s Creek by the latter-| value has been removed 
mentioned road, distant about 11 miles) Within Baulkham Hill 
from Windsor. Shire. : 
Aln. 1910-6,577 ; C. 2,114-2,030. 
J 
SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, YASS, 
On Wednesday, the 28th day of September, 1910, at 12 o’clock noon. 
TOWN LOTS. 
TERMS :—Deposit, 25 per cent,; balance in three months, 
ak Ca Bae 
“~S De] & n ; : 
of 3 Area, LB tig ee County, Parish. Situation. « Remarks. 
i | 
ey fl) rae chy fob 
1 | 28; 0 1394 5 O O| Harden ...| Bowning _...| Within the village of Bowning, bounded| Within Goodradighee Shire. 
Bll i Oe? ONS 0 0 do ae do es on the north-west by Short-street ; on 
oa; O72" 0" "4 "080 do ; do the south-west by the Main Southern 
Avie) 02 + Oo 0 10 do do road; on the south-east by Silver- 
Dae) 40°20 ' AO 20 do do street ; and the north-east by Montem- 
Goat 0 ees O" lb 0 £0 do do ®& street, about 12 to 18 chains from 
Bowning Platform, 
Aln. 1910-8,902 ; B, 12-1,298. 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 


4745 


Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


LAND SALE. 
pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, I, the Minister for Lands, do hereby notify that the 
following Lots of Land will be offered for sale by public auction, at the undermentioned place, at the time and 
on the day specified, at the upset prices affixed thereto. 


SALE AT BURREN JUNCTION, 
LAND DISTRICT OF NARRABRI, 


On Saturday, the 8th day of October, 1910, at 2°30 o'clock p.m. 


TOWN LOTS. 


Trerms:—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months, interest at 5 per cent. 


Nw. of 
Allotment. 


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Pinatica. 


Situated within the village of Burren 
Junction. 

Bounded on the north by Balaclava- 
street, on the east by Waterloo-street, 
on the south by Inkerman-street, and 
on the west by Trafalgar-street. 
Burren Junction 7. 


Bounded on the north by Balaclava- 
street, on the east by Blenheim-street, 
on the south by Inkerman-street, and 
on the west by Waterloo-street. 
Burren Junction 8. 


Bounded on the north by Balaclava- 
street, on the east by Corunna-street, 
on the south by Inkerman-street, and 
on the west by Blenheim-street. 
Burren Junction 9. 


Bounded on the north by Sebastapol- 
street, on the east by Waterloo-street. 
on the south by Balaclava-street, and 
on the west by Trafalgar-street. 
Burren Junction 10. 


| 


Bounded on the north by Sebastopol-| 
street, on the east by Blenheim-street, | 
on the south by Balaclava-street, and) 
on the west by Waterloo-street. 


Burren Junction 11. 


Bounded on the north by Sebastopol- 
street, on the east by Corunna-street, 
on the south by Balaclava-street, and 
on the west by Blenheim-street. 
Burren Junction 12. 


The village of Burren Junc- 


tion is distant about 50 
miles from Narrabri, and 
is at the junction of the 
railway lines from Narra- 
bri to Walgett and Narra- 
bri to Collarendabri Kast, 
Within Walgett Shire. 


4746 ae NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 


SALE AT BURREN JUNCTION—continued. ~ 
TOWN LOTS—continued. 


Sitcondiog.. 


| 
| Situated within the village of Burren 


.... Separated on the north by a lane 31 links 


.| Bounded on the north by Plevna-street, 


Junction. 


wide from portion 42, parish Dewhurst ; 
bounded on the east by Trafalgar- 
street, on the south by Plevna-street, 
and on the west by water reserve 1,949 
from sale and 38,500 from license and 
lease, notified 3lst March, 1884, and 
26th November, 1904, respectively. 
Burren Junction 13. 


on the east by Trafalgar-street, on the 
south by Inkerman-street, and on 
the west by water reserve 1,949 from 
sale, notified 3lst March, 1884, and 
water reserve 38,500 from license and 


lease, notified 26th November, 1904. 
Aln. 1910-10,721 ; Burren Junction 14, 


sé % § Upset Price | 
38 SB| Area Fein County. Pariah 
Be \28 
4 | 
ee: Ee ee. nO. 
1/10} 0 183{18 O O|} Jamison ...| Dewhurst 
2a ete less |e a0 aLO do C6) 
Sale Ome eoo nels mOLO do do 
40 Om 338 jako oO a0 do do 
Dah toy Ow dyoS 4|a14) O280 do do 
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Pe) Oval 33 W222".0 0 do do 
De oO. oo te te kO ae do do 
Bole, 0 133/;)18 O O do do 
% Se Nie Ol essa 180 20 do do 
DV Bl lO ck wee ONO) oe) do do 
(1250] 


[24 Ava., 1910, 


ee at ee ee a 


The village of Burren Junc- 
tion is distant about 50 
miles from Narrabri, and is 
at the junction of the rail- 
way lines from Narrabri 
to Walgett and Narrabri 
to Collarendabri East. 
Within Walgett Shire. 


Department of Lands, 


GRANTING OF AN OCCUPATION LICENSE. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that an Occupation License has been granted of the land specified below, in accordance 
with the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations. : 
1. The license was acquired under section 14 of the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1899, and Regulation 2624, and is subject 


to all the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations, to the provisions of the Pastures Protection Acts and any Regulations 
thereunder, to the Forestry Act of 1909, and Begulations, and particularly to the provisions, conditions, covenants, and reservations, notified 


in the Gazette specified hereunder. 


Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


2. The license terminates on the 31st December, and the renewal fee must be paid before the Ist December 
in each year, otherwise the land will, immediately after the 81st December, become and be liable to be dealt with as vacant Crown Land.. 
Term of license, from date of Minister’s acceptance of Tender to 31st December, 1910. 


3. The sum lodged with the Tender has been applied on account of license fee, viz., from date of Minister's acceptance of Tender 


to 3lst December, 1910. 
Attention is specially directed to the following :-—- 


(2) Section 96 of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, which provides that the license is liable to forfeiture for non-payment of the 
license fee or for any breach of the conditions annexed to the license ; 
(2) Section 98 of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, and section 20 of the Forestry Act of 1909, which provide that the rights of miners 
and timber-getters shall not be interfered with, and that they shall not be prevented from camping or grazing such horses or 
other animals as may be necessary for the bona fide pursuit of their respective callings; and 


(c) Section 21 of the Forestry Act of 1909, which provides that certain 


by ringbarking or otherwise (except under permit). 


Lanp District or Hrirsron ; SuHirze oF CARRATHOOL. 


pushers Licensee and 
Papers. Occupation Parish. County. 
License, Address, y 


penalties may be imposed for the destruction of timber 


S. W. MOORE. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. : 
Annual Amount 
5 ‘ | Date of required Date of 
= ee 4o 3 | Annual Minister’s| from date of Amount |  Gasctte 
eefor | o¥ § < Amount Minister’s | to credit . 
éach B g & | License pai accept- ascapmes of ane 
; nA Fee. : ance of | of Tender to | 7; ale by 
4 ies ike Tender. “3st Dee, Licensee. | 4 uotion. 
Gus. d,|) Acres, £8. a. 60 s. od 1910 C058. 0 Ga EAT Pease 1904. 
O15 4] 14,754/15 7 5/17 1 3) 38 Aug 6 7 2 10 14 14 26 Oct, 


Oce. f 
1910-7718 | 892, Lot No.151(Im-| Emily Wakley, of] Stack- Nichoilson., 
provement Lease] Liandilo, Carra- poole, 

Block No. 278), ex-| thool. 
clusive of James 
Wilson’s annual 

lease No. 1906-12 

of 1,920 acres, 


[1255] 


WITHDRAWAL OF SALE OF AN OCCUPATION LICENSE. 


Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 24th August, 1910 


OTICE ia hereby given that the undermentioned Occupation License, advertised for sale by auction at noon on the date 


specified below, has been withdrawn from sale. 


[Oce. 1910-8,228] S. W. MOORE. 
HASTERN DIVISION ast 
Date of Sale. fidad esate Paka | Occupation License. Be District,| Vand Board 
Tuesday, 6th Sept.,) Eden... cas per Lot No. 751 (Improvement Tease Block No. 118)...| Eden ...| Goulburn. 


1910. 


24 Ava., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. ATAT 


{1254} Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


WOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIC ROADS AOT, 1902, OF APPROVAL OF PLAN OF RE-MARKING, 
RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROADS, AND OF THE CLOSING OF ROADS OR 
PARTS OF ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY, AND ROADS DECLARED TO BE PUBLIC ROADS. 


H*® Hxcellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the 

Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described (in respect of which lands notice of proposal to resume the 
same has duly been given) shall be and are hereby resumed for the several roads hereunder specified ; and that the said lands 
shall be and are hereby dedicated as roads; also, that the roads or parts of roads hereunder specified, which are deemed to be 
unnecessary (in respect of which notice of proposal to close the same has duly been given) shall be and are hereby closed, and 
that the plan of re-marking of roads described in the appended Schedule is approved, and that the roads as re-marked according 
to the plan so approved shall represent and be deemed to be original roads. ‘ 

— S. W. MOORH. 


DESCRIPTION OF ROADS OPENED :—Part of road from Tweed Heads up Bilumbil Creek, and branch road within portion 68, 
parish of Berwick, parishes of Terranora and Berwick, county of Rous, Tweed Shire No. 1. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1907-60-26 ; Catalogue No. of Plan R. 9,718-1,603.] 


DzscxrPrion of lands now resumed for the roads specified above, and dedicated as public roads, and of roads or parts of 
roads deemed to be unnecessary, which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the roads in question, and to close the roads or parts of roads deemed to be 
unnecessary, was published in the Government Gazette of 23rd February, 1910, folio 1184. 


Lanp District or MurRwItLuUMBAH. 


Width of LEO 
4 Parish Character Land Renanied Roads or parts of Roads elosed, &c., Roads 
B s Area. Ne Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Resumed a re-marked, and parts of 
é ene. Holding. and D Jee ted Roads declared to be Public Roads. 
Dedicated. See 
a. ¥. \p. & T DP. 
161 | 50 0 Oj Terranora | John Suter .-| John Suter; road! Freehold ...) Variable... 0 2 0| The{unnecesgary part of reserved road 
in use, within this portion (161), south of new 
road, is closed and is to be part granted 
‘ in compensation. 

61) 59 0 0 Do ...| The Commision-| J. O’Bren and} C.P. 918-14.,..| 100 links ... 0 2 8]| The unnecessary parts of reserved road 
ers of the Goy-| W. Gowen; road | within this portion (61), together with 
ernment Say-| in use. ? the unnecessary part of boundary road 
ings Bank of separating part of this portion (61) from 
New South part, of Bank of New South Wales? por- 
Wales. tion 69,north of new road, are closed and 

added to C.P. 93-44 (portion 61) in lieu; 
the area thereof remains unaltered. 

69; 40 0 0 Do ...| Reserved road| George Gillieatt} Freehold  ...] cesses ese penivaaerren tall | 
within Bank of} and reserved 
New South; road. 
oe pos arespe ah re-markings of Pweg! Fatih 

: 0 links wide, being part of road from 

68 | 80 0 0 On a peek eee do ca do soa] © eo0 seesee ove cer cee serene Tweed Heads up Bilum bil Creek. 
of New South 
Wales portion 68, 

170 | 50 0 0} Berwick ...| Reserved road do MAR NESS Ba AO br hae) td 


through Bank 
of New South 
Wales portion 70. 
107 | 50 0 0 Do ...| Patrick O’Brien| Patrick O’Brien} C.P. 96-4 ...{ 100 links... 0 116 The unnecessary parts of reserved roads 

within this portion (107), south of new 
road, are closed and added to C.P. 96-4, 
(portion 107) in lieu; the area thereof 

: remains unaltered. 

92|}40 0 0 Oss: de 53 do | Freehold  ,,.j 100 links & 1 213} The unnecessary part of reserved road 
variable. within this portion (92), together with 
the unnecessary part of roadway of 
variable width, between new road and 
west boundary of same portion (92) are 
closed and are to be granted in compen- 


sation. 
85 [126 8 0 Do _...| John + Logan Devlensiyabioaviecdienaltee do »-| Variable ... 00 2 ablencsaciscclaenetscccaculuctianclcacicatjess sevessieas ces 
(grantee). 
124 | 49 2 0 Do__...| Patrick O’Brien.,.| Patrick O’Brien..| C.P. 1902-31 | 100 links & 1 133 The unnecessary part of reserved road on 
variable, . the north-western side of the new road 


is closed and added to C.P. 1902-31 (por- 
tion 124) in liea; the area thereof re- 
mains unaltered. 

84 |120 0 0 Do ...| James Edward) Reuben Poyser...j C.P. 89-98 ... do pS 0 188] The unnecessary parts of reserved road 
Poyser. within this portion (84) are closed and 
added to C.P. 89-98 (portion 84) im lieu; 
the area thereof remains unaltered. 


130 100 0 0 Do ...| Reserved road | Reuben Poyser &) Freehold  ...] se sssers see Seceseheciae This is a re-marking of reserved road, 100 
through English, regerved road. links wide, being part of road from 
Scottish, and Tweed Heads up Bilumbil Creek. 


Australian Bank 
(Limited’s) por- 


tion 1380, 
90 | 387 2 0 Do ...| Paul Logan ....| J. M. Phillips ... do ..| Variable... O>0 14 Be Lac MUn sce Se denseniets Calacetecatned aa castes are 
137 | 30 1 0 Do ...| E., 8., & A. Bank| James Campbell...) (0.P. 1004-57 do ve 0 120] The unnecessary part of reserved road 
(Limited), within this portion (137) adjoining and 


on north-west of new road, together with 
the unnecessary parts of roadways ad- 
joining, and on north-west of new road 
are closed for addition ‘to C.P. 1904-57 
(portion 137) in lieu; the area thereof to 
be increased when added. i rood. 


98 | 60 0 Do ...| Michael Barry ...| John Hogan ...,| Freehold ...j 100 Jinks & 1 1 8] The unnecessary parts of reserved road 
variable, within this portion (98) are closed and 
are to be grauted in compensation. 

38/75 0 0 Do __...| Commissioners of] Charles Gawler.../| C.P. 1904-88. do ih 1 314] The unnecessary reserved road within 
the Government this portion ix closed and added to C.P. 
Savings Bank : 1904-88 (portion 38) in lieu, the area 

¢ iy ew South : thereof being reduced by 1 rood. 

ales, 


4748 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 


3 


No. 131. [24 Ava., 1910. 


NOLIFICATION OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROADS &o.—continued. 


Width of Fear 
4 Parish Character Land Reena 
cr Area. Sure Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Resumed mee 
a Name. : an 
ay Holding. and Dedicated 
Dedicated. - 
| 
a. x. p. A Bs Eos 
87 | 75 0 0| Berwick ...! James Fitzgerald) James Fitzgerald| Part of C.P} 100 links & 20 0 
} 1904-33 of] variable. 
\ 155 acres, 
39 | 80 0 0 Do do cad do nt do es do aa 1 1 24 
51/80 0 0 Do...) G. W. Simmons...) G. W. Simmons ..| C.P. 1904-79. do aes Di boy 
64 | 80 0 0 Dowie: do st do pal Clip NOs 85269) ago possi ntc 2000 
67 | 77 0 0 Do .| E,S.,& A. Bank! Samuel G. Gibson! C.P. 1904-80.. do 1:2 18 
(Limited), | 
68 | 80 0 0 Dos. do aos do C.P. 1906-43.. do ee 1) (8 3 
(includes 
branch 
road). 
75 | 80 0 0 Dowie. do ..| Alexander C.P. 1904-82 do i 1.1.90 
Gibson. 
76] 65 0 0 DOF kes do ssh do | C.P, 1906-44 do 1 3 30 
| 
| 
[1253] 


Roads or parts of Roads closed, &c., Roads 
re-marked, and narts of 
Roads declared to be Public Roads. 


The unneeessary part of reserved road 
within this portion (37) is closed and 
added to portion 87 nart of C.P. 1904-38 
in lieu; the area of the C.P. and por- 
tion 37 being reduced by 2 roods. 

The unnecessary parts of reserved road 
within this portion (39) are closed and 
added to portion 39, part of C.P. 1904-33, 
in lieu; the area of C.P. 1904-33 and 
portion 39 remains unaltered, 

The unnecessary parts of reserved road 
within this portion (5]) are closed and 
added to C.P. 1904-79 (portion 51) in 
lieu; the area thereof being reduced by 
2 roods. 

The unnecessary parts of reserved road 
within this portion (64) are closed and 
added to the C.L. No. 35,263 (portion 64) 
in lieu; the area thereof being reduced 
by 2 rocds. = 

The unnecessary parts of reserved road 
within this portion (67) are closed and 
added to C.P. 1904-80 (portion 67) in 
lieu; the area thereof remains un- 
altered 

The unnecessary parts of reserved road 
within this portion (68) are «losed and 
added to C.P. 1906-43 (portion 68) in 
lieu; the area thereof being reduced by 
3 roods. 

The unnecessary parts of reserved road 
through this portion 75, together with 
the unnecessary reserved road there- 
from to Bilumbil Creek, are closed for 
additions to C.P. 1904-82 (portion 75) 
in lieu; the area thereof, when added, 
to be increased by 2 roods. 

The unnecessary parts of reserved road 
within this portion (76) are closed and 
added to C.P. 06-44 (portion 76) in lieu; 
the area thereof being reduced by 1 
acre 1 rood. 


The re-marked roads, together with all 
parts of existing roads included in survey 
and in continuity of new road, are to 
be declared to be a public road, and dedi- 
cated to the public accordingly. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIC ROADS ACT, 1902, OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF LANDS 
FOR ROAD, AND OF THE CLOSING OF ROAD OR PART OF ROAD DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY 
AND PART OF ROAD DECLARED TO BE A PUBLIC ROAD. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of 

the Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described (in respect of which lands notice of proposal to resume 

the same has duly been given) shall be and are hereby resumed for the ronds hereunder specified; and that the said lands shall 

be and are hereby dedicated as a road; also, that the road or part of road hereunder apecified, which are deemed to be 
unnecessary (in respect of which notice of proposal to close the same has duly been given), shall be and are hereby closed. 


S. W. MOORE. 


DeEscoRIPTion OF RoAD OPENED:—Part of road from the Broadwater to the Wardell-Meerschaum road, parish of 
Broadwater, county of Rous, ‘fintenbar Shire No. 4. 


[ Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-171-16; Catalogue No. of Plan—R..9,670-1,603. ] 


Descziprion of lands now resumed fer the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of road or part of road 
deemed to be uxnecessary, which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the road or part of road deemed to be 


unnecessary, was published in the Government Gazette of 24th November, 1909, folio 6402. 


Area, 
att 
260 0 
40 0 
40 0 
40 0 


o oc cy 


Lanp Disrxict or LIsMORE. 


Width of 


Road or part of Road closed, &c., and part of 


Road declared to be a Public Road. 


Ares 
Character Land 

Reputcd Owner.| Oceupier. of Resumed eee 

Holding. and Dedi teal 

Dedicated. TOBE s 
( 

| 4 Ga Taes 

Joseph B. Kelly; Joseph B. Kelly| Freehold...) 1 chain & 3 214 

variable. 

do es do mae do 1 chain 2 0 20 

do do Ee do con ba ae 2 130 

T. G. Lovett ...) T. G. Lovett ... do Le, 5 0.139 
| 


{ The unnecessary boundary road separating J.B. 
| Kelly’s portions 46, 51,and44 from his portion 
| 60 and P. R, Larkins’ portion 49, exclusive of the 
| part covered by continuity of mew road, is 
{ closed and is to be granted in lieu, 


The unnecessary part of boundary road separating 
T. G. Lovett’s portion 50 from P. R. Larkins’ 
portions 236 and 49, south from new road, is 
closed and is to be granted in lieu. 


The parts of boundary road on west of portion 
46,and north-easterly from the north-east corner 
of portion 49 included in survey and in continuity 
of new road, are declared to be a public road and 


dedicated to the public accordingly. 


24 Aua., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 4749 


(1252) Deparsment of Lands, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIO ROADS AOT OF 1902, OF WITHDRAWAL AND DEDICATION OF 
LANDS FOR ROAD. j 


H*® Excellency the Governor, with the adviee of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, m pursuance of the Public 
Roads Act of 1902, the lands hereunder described (in respect of which lands notice of proposal to withdraw the same has been 
duly given) shall be and are hereby withdrawn for the road hereunder specified, and that the said lands shall be and are hereby 


dedicated as a road. 
S. W. MOORE. 


DzscrrPrion oF ROAD OPENED :—Road from a road at north-west boundary of portion 44 to Kadungle Railway Siding, parish 
of Redcliffe, county of Kennedy, Goobang Shire No, 83. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-357-10; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,828-1,603. ] 


Descrrerion of lands now withdrawn for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 


A proposal to withdraw the lands referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 22nd June, 
1910; folio 3469. 


Lanp Districr oF PaREES. 


Width of heen 
Character Land Withdrawn 
Parish No. Area, Parish Name. Reputed Owner. Ove upier. PS Withdrawn panty 
Holding. and Dedicated 
Dedicated. : 
Bers Ds Bru TauiD 
Unnumbered 1,150 0 0] Redcliffe... -.| John Crowley ae ee as ...| John Crowley aed ...| Serub Lease No,} 200 links and} 20 0 U 
(about). 5 300, variable. 4 } 
35 8050 0 0 Wr ae ..| George V. Mccatta er vee ~.| Peter Kerley tae | Settlement Lease} 200 links ...} 43 0 0 
| No. 1,739. 
meal eh ee ele al all ok ee EE Re ee ol [ave WRIA Meera, LEA EL 2 rath Ae nee ee 
[1259] Department of Landa, 


Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROADS. 


I OTIOH is hereby given that the Minieter for Lands deems it expedient that certain roads should be opened, and that it is proposed to 
resume or withdraw for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Boads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described, 


The proposed roads are shown upon plans which can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be inspected at the 
respective Offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land Districts in which the lands are situated. 


All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing and to forward to the Minister, within one month from date 
of this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposal to open the roads referred to. 


5. W. MOORE. 


DesoRIPTION oF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Part of road from Tottenham to Bogan Gate, via Tullamore Railway Station, parish of 
Stanley, county of Kennedy, Goobang Shire No. 83. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1910-391-4 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,917-1,603.] 


Dxsonrption of lands which it is proposed to resume. 


Laxp Disrricr oF PARKES. 


Character | Width of Area to be 


r=] 
Ze Parish Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to be Remarks, 
2 a rae Name. z ’ Holding. Resumed. Resumed. 
® | 
a. I. ps ‘ a. T. Dp. 
5 | 622 139) Stanley...) Messrs. Cannon| Messrs. Cannon| Freehold ...! 200 links ... 9 2380 oo? eae eee sas eee cae vue cas soe set 200 ver ove ree nae ove tos see cat 000 ses 
Bros. Brog. 

Pasir O10 9.070 Do ..| Bank of Austral- de ...| C.P. 88-36..} 200 ,, 6 3 5 te de sos ase ass ves eae ode oun end ves cas vee vay eee rae oes vos'tes too na6 


asia, 
The reserved road through Bank of Australasia’s, 


C.P. portion 21, and the part of boundary road 
north of that portion included in survey and in 
continuity of road from ‘Tullamore Railway 
Station to Tottenham are to be declared to bea 
public road and dedicated to the public accord- 
ingly. 


Descrivtion or ROAD TO RE OPENED :—Widening of part of road from Oadia~Bathurst road to Orange within portion 6, parish of 
Waldegrave, county of Bathurst, Canobolas Shire No, 112. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-957-7 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 10,041-1,603.] 


Description of land which it is proposed to resume. 


LAnp Disrrict or ORANGE. 


Character | Width of Area 
of 


a 
Rel CL : Parish Name. Reputed Owner. Oeoupiar. Landto be| to be 
‘ s% mee nig ee 2 Holding. | Resumed, | Resumed, 


i A, RESUS NE 


ee, a ee ———E 
ae p 
ek ag ; aes ; 
6 49 0 y Waldegrave ...| Thomas Fitzgerald w. Mo (Bs an 7 Thomas Fitzgerald ae Ree ...| Freehold ..,| Variable a O°2 0 
en ib lee a ae ey bee nl RR er ad a Lone be ih ams irk LA tee eternal RARE as 


tw peep Paar RIEnEY oF epT tna Piuemebe veer Us wramn ns cne eye See tere oe Tune oe ee 


Fae Sen rare eer eee 


4750 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. [24 Ave. 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROADS.—contiaued. 


DxscrieTion oF Roap TO BE OPENED :—Road diversion on southern side of Railway, at Woy Woy Creek, within portion 50, 
parish of Patonga, county of Northumberland, Erina Shire No. 50. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1910-500-3 ; Oatalogue No. of Plan—R. 10,076-1,603.] 


DescriPrion of land which it is proposed to resume. 


Lanp District ov GosrorD. 


| 


Parish 4 Width of Area 
No. Area, Parish Name. Reputed Owner. Occupier, Character cf Holding. | Land to be to be 
Resumed. Resumed. 
a. © ‘ k a. Yr. ~p. 
Part of 40 0 0 | Patonga --| Railway Commissioners .. ..j Roadinuse .. vos — os. | -E'Feehold .., -«» | 100 links & 0 214 
50 


| 5 variable. 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Deviation in part of the road from Tumut to Queanbeyan, via Micalong and Brindabella, 
parish of Coolemon, county of Buccleuch, Gadara Shire No, 98. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-292-6; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 10,012-1,603.] 


DESORIPTION of lands which it is proposed to resume. 


Lanp District or Tumut. 


a Patch Character | Widthot | Area 
3 %, Area. Naine Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to be| to be / Remarks. 
Ay - Holding. Resgumed. | Resumed.|. 


or 
o 


An area of about 2 acres of Crown Land adjoining 
the west boundary of portion 58 south of proposed 
road is available for addition to C.P. 1904-6 (por- 
tion 58), and which area is estimated at a value 
of £38 per acre, plus Crown improvements. 


Tues a. 
58 264-0 © | Cooleman...{Daniel Lane Herlihy|Daniel Lane Herlihy; C.P, 1904-| 100 links...) 2 
6. 


54 792 0 0 Do a de as do «| C.L. No. | 100 , ...| 2 0 0] An area of about 2 acres 3 roods of Crown Land 
34,893. adjoining the south boundary of portion 54 east of 
proposed road is available for addition to C.L, No. 
34,893 (portion 54) in lieu. 
54 782 0 0 Do eat de ay do ot de ~.| Variable...| 2 3 0] The 2 acres 3 roods is to be resumed as “severed 


land.” 


DESORIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Part of road from Coff’s Harbour to Upper Wooworra River, parishes of Coff and Wongawanga, 
county of Fitzroy, Dorrigo Shire No. 12. 


[Registration No. of Papera—Roads 1909-450-7 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 10,038-1,603. ] 


DusoRrPrion of lands which it is proposed to resume. 


Land DistBIcT oF BELLINGEN. 


variable. 


4a ; Character Width of Area 
‘i 5, Area, Parish Name. Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to be to be 
é Holding. Resumed, Resumed. 
2. = Pp. a ¥ Pp. 
127 100 0 0 | Coff en | The Commissioners of the Government Savings} John German cs =A «| C.P. 1905-26 | Variable... 120 
Bank of New South Wales. 
33 202 0 0} Wongawanga ...| Albert John Hoschke oa ses cae -.| Albert John Hoschke te | C.P. 1905-14 | 100 links and 3 3 6 


DSORIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Road within Tank Lease No. 299, near Wyalong, parish of Mugga, county of Bland, 
Municipality of Wyalong. 
[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-130-8 ; Catalogued No. of Plan—R, 9,720-1,603.] 


Description of lands which it is proposed to withdraw. 


Lanp District oF WYALONG. 


i I OR ree es os SE a ae eee eee 


: 
Peak ‘Pari : Character | Width of Ares 
No. Area. ae Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land tobe| tobe 


ie Remarks. 
Holding. |Withdrawn.| Withdrawn. 


TiSe7 Ss Ds fu sae Pep: e 
Unnumbered | 180 3 0 | Mugga..} Municipal Council of} W. Butler ...} T.L. No.299} 150 & 109 6 8 0} This proposed withdrawal is only to be to a 


Wyalong. links, depth of 50 feet below and including the 
surface, 


th erential 


24 Ave., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 4751 


——. 


(1258) Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROADS AND OF PROPOSED CLOSING OF ROADS OR PARTS OF ROADS 
DEEMED TO BE UNNEORSSARY, AND ROAD AND PARTS OF ROADS TO BE DECLARKED TO BE PUBLIC 
ROADS. 


IN Ge is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that certain roads should be opened, and that it is proposed 
to resume or withdraw for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described. 
The proposed roads are shown upon plans which can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be inspected at the 
respective Offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land District in which the lands are situated. 

Ali persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing and to forward to the Minister, within one month from date of 
this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposal to open the roads referred to. 

Notice is also given that the Minister is of opinion that it is expedient to close the roads or parts of roads hereunder specified, 
and all persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister, within one month from this date, any 
objections which may appear to them to exist to the closing of the said roads or parts of roads. 

Plans ehowing the roads or parts of roads proposed to be closed can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be 
inspected at the respective Offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land District in which the lands are situated. 


. so ae S. W. MOORE. 


Duscerrtion or Roap 10 BE OPENED :—Deviation in part of reserved road within portion 108, partly along north boundary of portion 67 
to Bellingen-Kempsey road, parish of Valley Valley, county of Raleigh, Bellingen Shire No. 13, 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-744-10 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,979-1,608. J 


Descriprion of land which it is proposed to resume, and part of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 
Lanp District oF BrLLINGEN. 


qa. Parish Character Width of Area 
$e Area. Wana Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to be to be Part of Road proposed to be closed, &e. 
om : Holding. Resumed. | Resumed. 
Serle oe j j air. p. 
108 | 162 3 0| Valley’ William C. Wyatt ...| W.C. Wyatt ...] C.P. 1908~129...| 100 links...} 4 0 0 | The junnecessary part of reserved road 
Valley. through portion 108, north-easterly from 
western extremity of proposed road, is to be 
closed and added to C.P.- 1908-129 (portion 
- 108) in lieu; the area thereof to be reduce® 


by 1 acre 1 rood. 


DeEscRIPrion oF RoAD TO BE OPENED :—Road through portion 52 for access to Coff’s Harbour-Grafton road, parish of Coff, 
county of Fitzroy, Porrigo Shire No. 12. 
[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-1,048-5 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 10,037-1,603. ] 


DzsoriPTron of land which it is proposed to resume, and part of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 
Lanp District OF BELLINGEN, 


: wy, 
a. Pariah! Character Width of Area 

ae Area, Ns Reputed Owner, Occupier, of Land to be to be Part of Road proposed to be closed, &c, 

be get Holding. Resumed. | Resumed. : 


The unnecessary part of boundary road separ- 
ating this portion from Bank of New South 
Wales’ portion 53, easterly from reserved road 
through portion 52 is to be closed and added 
to C.P. 87-51 (portion 52), partly in lieu; the 
area thereof to be increased by 30 perches. 


on 
itd 


» Ds f a ¥. 
52!75 0 0 | Coff ..| Colin Buchanan .-| Road in use ...| C.P. 87-513 ...| 100 links...} 1 


a a aaa eR sss aa 


DESCRIPTION oF ROADS TO BE OPENED :—Part of road from Bowraville to Upper South Creek, within portion 77, and branch road 
towards Upper McHugh’s Creek, parish of Yarranbella, county of Raleigh, Bellingen Shire No. 13. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1908-717-12; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 10,026-1,603.] 
Dzsonretron of lands which it is proposed to resume or withdraw, and road and parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary which it is 
proposed to close. 
Lanp DisrEicr oF BELLINGEX. 


Parish Character bi ee 3 ere Road and parts of Roads proposed to be 
No. Area, Parish Name.| Reputed Owner. Occupier. i = Resamed-orl Revered: ox closed, oy. oe ene sre pare se Soe to be 
olding. |withdrawn.| Withdrawn. ; 
\ | | 
o4. oO N.R.C.P. 99-43} 100 links & 2 2 iy Unnecessary parts of reserved road within this 
( aoe r en, ese (Ne. EB b) mks 8S 
zr “Pinhsnd Aarrambelln sy Roer OVERS poten ONG variable. | Includes part} portion (77) are to be closed and added to C.P. 
| of branch| 99-45 in lieu; thejarea thereof to be reduced 
road. by 2 acres. ; 
Unnum-| 28 0 0 Do ...| Michael Fleming] Michael Fleming| Special Lease 100 links... A, ESih' 0 This area (1 acre 8 roods) is to be withdrawn. 
bered, No. 2,944. Part 3 branch 
road. 
g ft { m,,.| Davi raham ..| C.P. 1995-119} 100 a 01 8 The unnecessary part of reserved road through 
7 phd a Se laine ae 4 Partof branch! this portion, west of proposed road, is to be 
road. closed and added to C.P. 1905-119 (portion 96) 
id in lieu; the area thereof to remain 
unaltered. 
97 | 100 0 0 Do a. do ri do w.| C.P. 1910-53 | 100 links & 40) (2 Unnecessary parts of reserved road through 
variable. |Partof branch| this portion (97) are to be closed and added to 
road. C.P. 1910-53 portion (97) in lieu; the area 
; i : thereof to remain unaltered, 
119 59 0 0 Do os do es do ...| C.L. 1907-135] 100 links... 0 3 8 Unnecessary reserved road through this por 
Partof branch| tion (11%) is to be closed for addition to C.L- 
road. 1907-135; the area of the C.L. and portion 
when addition is made will be increased by 
1 rood. 
All roads and parts of roads included in 
survey and in continuity of proposed roads 
’ also road between portion 77 and right bank 
¥ of Sontt Greek, are ro be declared to be public 
roads and dedicated to the public accordingly. 


4752 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. [24 Ave,, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING AND CLOSING OF ROADS, &c.-—-continued. 


DesokrPTiox OF Road TD BE OPEYED :—Deviation in road from Toogonz to Canowindra, near Lock wool, parish of Nyrang, county of 
Ashburnham, Boree Shire No. 88. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909 -419-9; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 10,043 -1,603.] 


Descriprion of land which it is proposed to resume, and part of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 


Lanp District or Motone. 


4 , Character Width of Area : 
fe o Area, Parish Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to be to be Part of Road proposed to be closed, &c. 
s % Name. | Holding. Reaumed. | Resumed. 
| 
Bee nEayiDs | i ; PB, wa hah a : 
12/ 1lév UV O]| Nyrang .... A. H. Grant ...| A. W. Grant _ C.P, 73-8511 | 208 links...) @ O Uj The unnecessary part of the boundary road between this 
| 1 portion (12) andsaame owner's portion 104 is to be closed 
| and added to C. 1’. 78-8,511 (oortion 12), in lieu; the area 
} thereof to be reduced by 2 roods, 
peSRy Ye) <n a ee nee a ee a — +e 


DeEscRiprioN OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Part of road from Bundanoon to Ravine of Bundanoon Creek, through portion 34, 
parish of Bundanoon, county of Camden, Wingecarribee Shire No. 124. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1892-462-28; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 5,094-1,603.] 


—_ 


Dzscrrerion of land which it is proposed to resume, and part of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close, 


Lanp District or Moss VALE. 


o Character | Width of 
ZS Parish Ares, to be 
Z | Area. Naina Reputed Owner. Oooupier. ae - sae be Raramed, Part of Rozd proposed to be elosed, &c. 


Bog Let p: | a, Sr. 
34/40 0 D Bundanoon...! A E. P. Skinner...} J. B. MacLaurin..,| Freehold:..| 100 links... 208 


p. 
Q {| The unnecessary part of boundary road on the south 
of this portion, east of propos.d road, is to be closed 


| | 4 and granted in lieu. 
| i 


J 


[990} IN THE LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES. 


Neo is hereby given that Sittings of the LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALKS will be holden at 

the COURT-HOUSE, DUBBO, commencing at 10 a.m., on Wednesday, the 31st day of August instant, for the hearing of 
all Appeals and References in respect of which notices have been issued, and for the hearing of all such other matters as may 
be lawfully brought before the said Court. 


W. R. JAMIESON, 
15th August, 1919. se oeemmee Registrar, 


: The following cases will be heard :— 


pene ah Dees Land District, Appellant. Nature of Appeal or Reference. 
8944 Carcoar .., ...| Minister for Lands ... .| Reference for return to Local Land Board for rehearing of 


Michael Molloy’s application for conversion of his special 
lease No. 3,020, Carcoar, into an additional conditional pur- 
chase No, 1909-16, Carcoar. 
Reference for return to Local Land Board for rehearing and 
disallowance of Robert Edward Priestley’s conditional pur- 
chase and conditional lease applications Nos. 1910-11 and 
1910-6, Coonamble. 
8946 Dormer, “a do ves ...| Reference ‘for return to Local Land Board for rehearing of 
Samuel James Taylor’s, George Keeves’, Frederick Charles 
Lamotte’s, Henry Robert Buttsworth’s, James . Gilligan’s, 
Raymond Frederick Francis’s, Joseph Hillston Carter’s and 
Alfred Hops Oliver’s special lease applications of water 
‘reserve No. 874, parish of Warrena, county of Leichhardt. 


8945 Coonamble “y do 


8047 .| Careoar... ...| W. Johnston & ...| Appeal against the appraised capital value of the land com- 
prised in his homestead selection No. 1899-27, Carcoar. 

8948 Dubbo ... ---| Minister for Lands ... .../ Reference for decision in respect of an application by Thomas 
Kelly for permission to acquire by transfer James Andrew 
Ryan’s homestead selection No. 1896-28, Dubbo. * 

8949 Do ¥ fee e, do Reference for decision in respect of an application by Thomas 


Dowling for permission to acquire by transfer James Andrew 
Ryan’s homestead selection so. 1896-27, Dubbo. 

8956 Dox 13% ...| H. J.Gardiner see .... Appeal against the decision of Local Land Board in respect of his . 
| application for permission to acquire by transfer William 
Alexander Kennedy’s homestead selection No. 1898-22, 


| Dubbo. 
8960 Bathurst «| J. W. Shumack ... e«.| Appeal against the appraised annual rental of his conditional 
lease No. 1910—5, Buthurst. 
8961 Do at do Fee »..| Appeal against the appraised annual rental of his conditional 


lease No. 1910-6, Bathurst. 


<< pe Re ae 


a 


i rt tr te 


[1134] 


24 Aua., 1910.} NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. .131. 4753 


IN THE LAND APPHRAL OOURT OF NEW SOUTH WALKS. 


OTIOCH is hereby given thet Sittings of the LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES will be holden at 
aS DARLINGHURST, commencing at 10 s.m. on Monday, the 12th day of September next, for the hearing of all Appeals 
and. References in respect of which notices have been issued, and for the hearing of all such other matters as may be lawfully 


brought before the said Court. 


22nd August, 1910. 


Land Appeal 
Court No. 


8871 


8926 


8931 


8939 


8943 


8951 
8952 
8953 
8954 
8956 
8957 
8958 


8959 


8962 


8963 


8965 
8967 


8968 
8969 


8970 


Land Appeal 


W. &. JAMIESON, 
Registrar. 


The following cases will be heard :—- 


Molong ... 


Grafton... 


Hillston... 


Grafton,., 


Gunnedah 


Scone 
Gunnedah 
Do 


Casino ... 
Armidale 
Do 


Murrurundi 


Do 


| Walcha... 


Parkes ... 


Bellingen 


Bingara... 


Parkes ... 


Lend District. . 


Appellant. 


W. J. Barber 


...| Minister for Lands .., 


| 


| A, Adams 


.. | RJ. Herrett, jun. ... 


weet J. McCormack Bhs 


eee 


SEA Aiat eyes hae aa 
..{ W. J. Knapman... 


.| Minister for Lands ... 


Hilda M. M. Moorhead 


A. Thompson 


...| A. A. Thompson 


R. P. Abbott... oA 


H. Avard 


.| J. B., A., and 8. Vickery 


ALS Machin 


TS Pollardigaescs re 


...| J. 8. McGovern... 


J.S. Reece ... Ace 
do 


W. J. Magill 


Nature of Appeal or Reference. 


.| Appeal against the decision of Local Land Board in respect of 


his application for appraisement of the annual rental of 
conditional lease No. !908-8, Molong. 

Reference for decision in respect of Michael Daniel O’Connell’s 
application to convert his special leases Nos. 1900-3, 1901-2, 
and 1907-36, Grafton, into an original conditional purchase 
No. 1909-120, Grafton. 

Appeal against the appraised value of a Crown improvement 
(well), on his additional homestead selection No. 1909-3, 
Hillston. 

Appeal against the finding of Grafton Land Board overruling a 
certain objection taken in respect of their dealing with the 
appraisement of the capital value of the land comprised in 
original conditional purchase No. 1909-50, Grafton. 

Appeal against the appraised capital value of the land comprised 
in his original conditional purchase No. 1910-3, Gunnedah, 
being a conversion of his original homestead selection No. 
1900-2, and additional homestead selection No. 1904-47, 
Gunnedah. 


..| Appeal against the appraised value of a Crown improvement 


(dam), on his conditional lease No, 1909-30, Scone. 

Appeal against the appraised annual rental of his settlement 
lease No. 687, Gunnedah. 

Reference for determination of the annual rental of Walter John 
Knapman’s settlement lease No. 637, Gunnedah. 

Appeal against the appraised annual rental of her conditional 
lease No, 1909-93, Casino. 


...| Appeal against the recommendation of Local Land Board for 


refusal of his special lease application No. 1910-21, Armidale. 
Appeal against the recommendation of Local Land Board for 
refusal of his special lease application No. 1910-26, Armidale. 


...| Appeal against the appraised value of certain land resumed for 


road purposes for, and in connection with, the road Bland- 
ford to Timor, parish of Muruila, county of Brisbane, Land 
District of Murrurundi 

Appeal against the appraised value of certain land resumed for 
road purposes for, and in connection with, the road Blandford 
to Timor, parish of Murulla, county of]Brisbane, Land District 
of Murrurundi. 

Appeal against the finding of Local Land Board in respect of 
conditional purchase No. 1907-66, Walcha. 

Appeal against the recommendation of Local Land”’Board for 
refusal of his special lease applications Nos. 1910-11 and 
1910-12, Parkes. 


..| Appeal against the recommendation of Local Land Board for 


refusal of his special lease application No. 1910-2, Bellingen. 


...| Appeal against the disallowance of his additional conditional 


purchase application (unnumbered), Bingara, and against 
the direction of Local Land Board in respect of John 
Michell’s additional settlement lease application No, 1909-7, 
Bingara. 


...| Appeal against the recommendation of Local Land Board for 


refusal of his special lease application No. 1909-19, Bingara. 


..| Appeal against the recommendation of Local Land Board in 


respect of John Thomas King’s special lease application 
No. 1909-21, Bingara. 

Appeal against the direction of Local Land Board in respect of 
his additional homestead selection application No. 1908-3, 


Parkes. 


REFERENCES BY THE MINISTER FOR LANDS FOR THE RETURN OF THE UNDERMENTIONED CASES 


TO LOCAL LAND BOARDS FOR RE-HEARING. 


Cantilo: Land District. Nature of Reference. 
8964 Bellingen ...| James Henry Claude Ryce’s conditional purchase and conditional lease 
applications Nos. 1909-148 and 1909-37, Bellingen. ; 
8966 Casino .| Patrick Casey’s application for the extension of the term of his special lease 


No. 3,780, Casino. 


FOR MAKING OF AN ORDER IN THE FOLLOWING CASE IN ACCORDANCE WITH DECISION OF 
THE SUPREME COURT. 


eS se ae 


Land Appeal Lana District. Appellent. Nature of Appeal or Reference, 
Court No. 
8841 Cowra ... Minister for Lands .., Reference by Cowra Land Board for direction as to the issue of 


5 . 
po tirntetesersn antennae nnn ee 


the final certificate in respect of Thomas Francis Mullampy’s 
original conditional purchase N o. 1909-13, Cowra. 


tena ee a Nmap saaaaabiem 


4754 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. (24 Ave., 1910. 
[1266] Local Land Beard Office, 


Grafton, 19th August, 1910. 


IT is hereby notified that inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board in respect to Reserves which are included in Leases, 
the conversion of which has been applied for under section 11 of the Crown Lands Act of 1908, and as to amy objections te 
granting the applications. 
Particulars are specified in Schedule below. 
@. PENNEFATHER, 
a District Surveyor. 


SOHEDULE. 
Particulars of Lease, conversion of which is applied for. f Tine a Date of 
Applicant for | Class of Holding } ew iies Ae BOE ate: 
Matntect | Conversion, applied for, eeaanhan! wennAet: Tseabeend Board 
tL ek Area. Parish. County. . 
ease, | 
Acres. 
Special ey) 106 Ulmarra ...| Clarence ...| Albert | Conditional | Part water reserve 3,936.| Grafton, 10th 
. Edward purchase. September, 1910. 
Graham. 
Do aoe 43 do ar do ...| Malcolm do ...| Part water reserve 3,936 do 
Finlayson. and water reserve 6,312. 
[1265] Loesl Land Board Office, 


Wagga Wagga, 22nd August, 1910. 


IT is hereby notified that inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board in respect to Reserves which are included in a Lease, the 
conversion of which has been applied for under section 1] of the Crown Lands Act of 1908, and as to any objections to 
granting the application. 
Particulars are specified in Schedule below, 
A, H. CHESTERMAN, 
District Surveyor. 


SCHEDULE. 
Particulars of Lease, conversion of which is applied for. 
; Applieant for Class of Holding R oe duel ued as and pais # 
Convergioa. applied for. Ee Te ee Tice races an 
Nature of Lease. Area. Parish. County. CB Be oe H 
raiisiusamaatlal La as 
Acres 
Special Lease 110 Jugiong ...| Harden; ...| William Back. ...| Conditional The whole of| Gundagai, at 10 
P igion g ndagai, at 
1305-13. Heerlen R purchase water reserves} o’clock, on 7th 
1909-17. 443 and 40,586. Sept., 1910. 
| 
[1105] Loca] Land Board Office, 


Orange, 18th August, 1910. 


IT is hereby notified that inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board in respect to a Reserve which is included in a Lease, 
the conversion of which has been applied for under section 11 of the Crown Lands Act of 1908, and as to any objections te 
granting the application. 
Particulars are specified in Schedule below. : 
W. M. THOMAS, 
Acting District Surveyor. 


ScHEDULE. 
Particulars of Lease, conversion of which is applied for. 
Sree for Claas ee: Reserves included. ag ie ed i 
onversion, app or. 
pes of | Area, Parish. County. | Pech Sane aaa 
Acres, | 
Special Lease 84 | Bodangora...) Lincoln ...| Jones, Beresford | O.C.P. 1910-3 | Partly within|Court-house, Wel- 
No. 4,480. | W-R. 879. lington, 31st 


August, 1910. 


LAND BOARD MENIIVGS. 
MOTLCH ie hereby given thet Land Board Meetings will bs holden at the following places on the dates aad hours specified :-— 


Whea Meeting to be helt. 


| 
| 
| 
ee — = 
i 
| 


Cenvened by 


Gate. Hiowr. 
SSIS PBURITR 7 eco -raemcmemmamnemc r R  E A 


Lockhart ... “ts ae] 6 Sept., 1910, and following days| 6, 2p.m.; following| J. Ferris. 
days, 10 a.m. 


Hden abc tee re | 12 Sept., 1910... ue sus LO) Sayan! c% .| C, E, Finch, Chairman. 
Bega eee See we ee ie eae a ws aN Reh SOs) op oe stig do do 
Bodalla ... a — Se cd AE a7 oon pet a aes Ae a do do 
Moruya ... a ane SA en a & ee <a re LOsons us a do~ do 
Braidwood ene ate SP dips » and following days} 10 ,, each day... do do 
Moss Vale,.. ave oh acho Ocbs . i Se wi ae LOM Su Fine wi do do 


Goulburn cae aH" aha Pore 6 Lt x2 ee PL woe 10 » eon eee do do 
Grenfell (Court-house) ... -«| 13 Sept., 1910, and followingdays; 13,2 p.m.; follow-| R. Shelton, Chairman. . 
ing days, 10 a.m. 


24 Ava., 1910] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 4755 


PROCLAMATION 


New Souts WAtEs, By His Excelency The Richt Honouralle I'nepertc Jouyn Narixr, Binox Cneiusrorp, 
to wit. : 

ey Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michac! and Saint 

L.8. 


CHELMSFORD, 
Governor. Commonwealth of Australia. 


George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the 


ALTERATION OF LAND DISTRIOT BOUNDARIES. 


i pursuance of the provisions of the 40th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1889, I, Frepric Joun Narrer, Banox OHBLMSFORD, 
Governor of the State of New South Wales, with the advice of the Executive Council, do hereby proclaim that the measured 
portion hereinafter particularised, within the Land Districts of Warren and Nyngan, shall be and ie hereby declared to be wholly within 


the Land District of Nyngan :— 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Parish of Gilgoen, county of Gregory, portion 19, of 3,878 acres. Plan G. 1,761~1,907. 
[Mgs, 1910 -7,826 ] 


IN pursuance of the provisions of the 40th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1883, I, Frepertc JoHN NaApizR, BARON CHELMSFORD, 


Governor of the State of New South Wales, with the advice of the Executive Council, do hereby proclaim that the following portion of 


ae within the Land Districts of Bathurst and Carcoar, shall be and is hereby declared to be wholly within the Land District of 
athurst :— 
EASTHRN DIVISION. 


Portion 350, of 20 acres, county of Bathurst, parish of Three Brothers,—as shown on plan B. 4,281-2,009. 
[Me. 1910-12,840]} 


WITHDRAWAL FROM SCRUB LEASE FOR GENERAL CEMETERY. 


WHEREAS under subsection VII of the 78th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, power is given for the withdrawal from scrub 
lease of any land required for any public purpose: And whereas General Cemet>ry has been duly declared to be and the same is a public 
purpose under the provisions of section 4 of the said Act: And whereas it has become necessary to withdraw certain land from scrub lease 
for the purpese aforesaid: Now, therefore, 1, Farperio JoHN NaPigR, BARON CHELMSFORD, the Governor aforesaid, do, in pursuance 
of the power and authority in that behalf contained in the said subsection VIL of the 78th section of the said Act, hereby declare that 
ri land hereunder described shall be and the same is hereby withdrawn from scrub lease No. 68, held by Pat Hill Osborne, for General 

emetery :— 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrricr or Nynean, AND LACHLAN SHIRE. 


County of Kennedy, parish of Beaconsfield, containing an area of 193 acres. The Crown Lands within the boundaries of General 
Cemetery at Tottenham,—as shown on plan catalogued Ms. 963 Do. Roll. 


Novz.—Reserved this day from sale as No. 45,649 (No. 45,650 from lease generally) for General Cemetery. 
[Ms. 1910-13,257] 
Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this twenty-third day of August, in the year of oar Lord one thousand nine hundred 
and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
S. W. MOORE. 
[1194] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


[1198] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF NOTIFICATIONS OF TRACTS OR ABBAS PREVIOUSLY NOTIFIED AS NOT AVAILABLE FOR 
SETTLEMENT UNTIL SURVEY EFFECTED AND FURTHER NOTIFICATION. 
iG is hereby notified, for public information, that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Oouncil, has been 
pleased to revoke, under the provisions of the 10th section of the Crown Lands Act of 18965, the notifications that the tracts or areas 
hereunder described are not available for settlement, and they are hereby revoked accordingly. 


8. W. MOORE. 
land isi Date of eat i hire, Area. Part revoked. Papers No. 
District, | PA¥isin- | Notigcation. County. | Parish. | mhizg | 
| a. p- 
Eden... ..| Eastern..) 6Jan., 1909) Auckland ...| Yuglamah j Seal Amolay so ..| 100 0 0| Thewhole .. ons eds ..! Ms, 1810-4,208. 


3 i r $43 re iti 910, (2) If the land is 

Norns.—(1) The above area will be available for ordinary conditional purchase, at £1 per acre, or conditional lease on 25th August, 19 ( 

ra Les under conditional lease, the timber must not be ringbarked, except in pursuance of permits issued under the provisions of the Forestry 
Act, 1909. No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purposes of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and 
Regulationsthereunder at the time in force. ‘ 


Nandabah as Ma, 1909-19,987 


Eastern... 


Casino .. es Tomki ... ry 1 316 | Within boundaries of portion 


60,—shown on plan catalogued 
R. 1,940-1,744. 


14 Feb., ral Riehmond aa 


Ma. Le. 1910- 


1,300 0 0 
10,758. 


(about), 


That part lying to the west of 
portion 118, parish of Carrow, 
and portion 105, parish of 
Glendon. 


Carrow and Patrick Plains ... 


Glendon. 


Singleton! ...| Kestern..| 24 June, 1968 Durham... ie 


| 


WNora.—The above is held under special lease, 
a ee sins cabooses ai, Sd data ynenatSe sncad sccmcin a gianna trsaeetesees ASIA AAR 


- ‘ x a lett 


- 


4756 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. [24 Auve., 1910. 


(2191) Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 24th Angust, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL SETTLEMENT LEASE. 


ifs is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Orown Lands Acts, the Crown Lands comprised within the farm 
hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Settlement Lease, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions of 
the law. s 

The farm will be available for Original Settlement Lease on and after 8tx SHPTHMBER, 1910. 

An application for a Settlement Lease shall be in Form 21, and must be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by a 
survey fee as hereinafter specified. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly 
instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. Payment of the firat of such instalments shall 
be made with the application. The application shall be signed and the declaration printed on the back of the form shall be made by 
the applicant. The application may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised 
for the purpose in writing, during office hours on 8th September, 1910, or during office hours on any subsequent business day, or may be 
forwarded on any day to the Land Agent in a posted letter, but so as not to be rece1ved by the Land Agent before the 8th September, 1910. 

All applications for Original settlement Leases lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in 
writing, and all applications in posted lettera received by the Land Agent at any time on the 8th September, 1910, or at any time between 
the 8th September, 1910, and the 14th September, 1910, inclusive, shall together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land 
Agent simultaneously on 8th September, 1910. 

It is hereby further notified that the Loeal Land Board will, at 10 a.m., on 15th September, 1910, sit at the Court-house 
Nyngan, and deal, under Regulation 366, with any applications which may be made for such lands from 8th September to 14th 
September, 1910, inclusive; after determination of priority by ballot, the Local Land Board will proceed to consider the question of 
confirmation of the applications of such appiieants as may be present. 

The Settlement Lease!will be subiect to the general provisons of the Cvown Lands Acts, and to the special following conditions :— 

(a) A Settlement Lessee shall not assignor sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned 
by the lessee are found depasturing on the Settlement Lease, it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 

(6) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the farm and 
search for and win minerals. 

(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the farm which may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in the Gazette, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements or 
the portion resumed (such value not to exceed their cost), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. In the 
case of resumption for mining, or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for any 
other purpose not less than three months’ notice in the Gazette will be given to the lessee. 

(d) The Settlement Lease shall be kept clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and of scrub (except edible scrub) ar~ 
noxious weeds, subject to Regulation No. 157c, which reads aa follows :—The holder of any Settlement Lease applied for afte. 
the 8th March, 1902, or the holder of any Settlement Lease executed after the 8th March, 1902, whether applied for before 
that date or not, shall, within six months from the execution of the lease, commence and take effective steps to keep the farm 
clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such efiicient steps or means of keeping the land clear 
of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. During the second year of the 
lease he shall: commence and thereafter continue to clear the land of noxious weeds and scrub (except edible scrub) at the rate of 
not less than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that the whole farm shall be cleared during the first eleven years of the 
lease, and after any lend has been cleared or operated upon the lessee shell keep it free from noxious weeds and scrub (other 
than edible scrub) during the remaining term of the lease, to the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. 

(e) Timber of over 4 inches or over in diameter, at three (3) feet from the ground, which is or is likely to prove suitable for 
fencing, building, or railway sleepers, shall not be destroyed by ringbarking or otherwise, except under permit issued under 
the provisions of section 21 (a) of the Forestry Act, 1909: Provided that the lessee may clear any land which is to be 
cultivated. within twelve months from date of clearing, or cut ary timber required for the purpose of erecting any necessary 
buildings or other improvements on the subject land. 

(f) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to tne provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1909, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 

(g) The lessee shall preserve ample timber for shelter and shade purposes. 

(4) The lessee may destroy by ringbarking or otherwise, without permit, all other timber except edible shrubs. 

(i) All persons duly authorised shall have full right to enter upon the land at any time within reasonable hours during the 
currency of the lease for the purpose of cutting and removing timber without interference by the lessee, and the lessee shall 
provide convenient gateways or openings where required for this purpose, or where directed by the Minister or any officer 
authorised by the Minister in this behalf, and permit timber-getters to camp and graze their teams within the lease, subject 
to the provisions of section 20 of the Forestry Act, 1909, and to payment by them of agistment fees as provided by that section. 


SETTLEMENT LEASH AREA No. 992. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District of Nyncan, AND Bogan Surtees. 


oY beet 
ge Bl area | Annual | Nature and Nearest 
. reacties Rent | Surve Estimated Town and Sao ine 
County.) Parish. = ag . “em t a Arst Fe aA Valaalot | intadien Water Supply. Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &. 
gee) >” term. Improvements. | therefrom. 
ex 


A CPPS iio: MS Geynh Se> Ga Ae 
Gregory} Gilgoen...| 19 | 3,878 6412 8 | 2217 0 | Fencing, £133 6s.;| Nyngan,24) No permanent) Level country; black soil of alluvial formation ; 
| (at4d. per tank, £37 10s.;} mites. natural supply, cl#y subsoil; about 100 acres thick forest, tim- 
| acre), bore, £112 10s. but sufficient by| bered with umang and myall, remainder plain 
| | means of bore country. Average carrying capacity, estimated 
| | and tank, one sheep to 24 acres. Average rainfall, about 


| | 18 inches. 
{ G. 1,761-1,907 R,; Ms. 1910-7,825, 


Norg.—Includes part of reserve 44,214 from sale and lease generally, notified 28th July, 1909. 


The Settlement Lessee is required to enter into residence within three months from date of execution of the lease. 

Where the capital value of the improvements is payable, such payment shall be made in one sum, or, at the option of the Settlement 
Lessee, in three annual instalments, in accordance ‘with Kegulation 156. 

The term of lease shall be forty years, in four terms. : 

Where a Settlement Lessee is charged a rent for the use of Crown Improvements, such rent ghall be paid annualiy on the same date 
as that upon which the rent for the land is payable. . 


IT IS POINTED OUT THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROVEMENTS ARE OR MAY BE UPON THE LAND 
AT THE DATE OF APPLICATION HAS NOT BEEN APPRAISED, AND ATTENTION IS INVITED TO SECTION 2 OF 
THE CROWN LANDS AOT, 1898, which provides that-— 

_ An appraisement or determination of the value of any improvements shall be made after the land has become the subject of an 
application for Settlement Lease, unless both the owner (other than the Crown) of the improvements and the incoming lessee have agreed to 
dispense with such appraisement, and have agreed on the value to be paid, in which case the agreed value of the improvements shall be 
deemed to be the appraised value within the meaning of subsection (b) of section 25 of the Grown Lands Act of 1895. Provided that 
if in any case the value of the improvements as appraised or determined is at least 20 per centum higher than their estimated value as 
above notified, the Land Board may allow the incoming lessee, upon applicetion within the preecribed time, to withdraw his application 
and to otain a refund of any moneys paid in cenneciion trerew ta. 


ae | S. W. MOORE, | 


24 Ave., 1910.] NEW SOOTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 131. 4757 


{1193} Department of Landa, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL SETTLEMENT LEASES. 


a Ve is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the Crown Lands comprised within the farms hereunder 
mentioued are hereby set apart for Original Settlement Lease, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions of the law. 


The farms will be available for Original Settlement Lease on and after 29TH SHPTEMBER, 1910. 


An application for a Settlement Lease shall be in Form 21, and must be accompanied by one-half year’s rent in advance, and by a 
survey fee as hereinafter specified. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly 
instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. Payment of the first of such instalments shall 
be made with the application. The application shall be signed and the declaration printed on the back of the form shall be made by 
the applicant. The application may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised 
- for the purpose in writing, during office hours on 29th September, 1910, or during office hours on any subsequent business day, or may be 
forwarded on any day tothe Land Agent in a posted letter, but so as not to be received by the Land Agent before the 29th September, 1910. 


All applications for Original Settlement Leases lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in 
writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 29th September, 1910, or at any time between 
the 29th September, 1910, and the 5th October, 1910, inclusive, shall together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such 
Land Agent simultaneously on 29th September, 1910. 


It is hereby further notified that the Local Land Board will, at10a.m., on 6th October, 1910, sit at the Court-house, 
Glen Innes, and deal, under Regulation 366, with any applications which may be made for such lands from 29th September to 
5th October, 1910, inclusive; after determination of priority by ballot, the Local Land Board will proceed to consider the question of 
confirmation of the applications of such applicants as may be present. 

The Settlement Leases will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lends Acts, and to the following special conditions :— 


(a) A Settlement Lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by the 
lessee are found depasturing on the Settlement Lease it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 

(b) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the farms and 
search for and win minerals. i 

(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the farm which may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in the Gazette, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements 
on the portion resumed (such value not to exceed their cost), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. In 
the case of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for 
any other purpose not less than three months’ notice in the Gazette will be given to the lessee. 

(@) The Settlement Lease shall be kept clear of rabbits and other noxious: animals, and of scrub (except edible scrub) and 
noxious weeds, subject to Regulation No. 157c, which reads as follows :—The holder of any Settlement Lease applied for after 
the 8th March, 1902, or the holder of any Settlement Lease executed after the 8th March, 1902, whether applied for before 
that date or not, shall, within six months from the execution of the lease, commence and take effective steps to keep the farm clear 
of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such efficient steps or means of keeping the land clear of 
the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. During the second year of the lease 
he shall commence and thereafter continue to clear the land of noxious weeds and scrub (except edible scrub) at the rate of 
not less than one-tenth of the total area each year,so that the whole farm shall be cleared during the first eleven years 
of the lease, and after any land has been cleared or operated upon the lessee shall keep it free from noxious weeds and scrub 
(other than edible scrub) during the remaining term of the lease, to the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. 

(e) Apple and swamp oak trees in all stages of growth shail be preserved. Box and stringybark trees of 6 inches or over in diameter 
at three (3) feet from the ground, which are useful or likely to prove suitable for fencing, building, or railway sleepers, shall 
not be destroyed by ringbarking or otherwise, except under permit issued under the provisions of section 21 (a) of the 
Forestry Act, 1909: Provided that the lessee may clear any land which is to be cultivated within twelve months from date of 
clearing, or cut any timber required for the purpose of erecting any necessary buildings or other improvements on the 
subject land. 

(f) No ce ten shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1909, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 

(g) The lessees shall preserve clumps or belts of timber for shade and shelter purposes. 

(h) The lessees of the farms may kill, by ringbarking or otherwise, without permit, all other timber except edible shrubs. 

(i) All persons duly authorised shall heve full right to enter upon the land at any time within reasonable hours during the © 
currency of the lease for the purpove of cutting and removing timber without interference by the lessee, and the lessee shall 
provide convenient gateways or openings where required for this purpose, or where directed by the Minister or any officer 
authorised by the Minister in this behalf, and permit timber-gotters to camp and graze their teams within the lease, subject 
to the provisions of section 20 of the Forestry Act, 1909, and to payment by them of agistment fees as provided by that 
section. 

(j) The lessee shall not prevent or take any measures to hinder any person: lawfully claiming any fallen timber on the farm 
from removing the same within a reasonable time (to be fixed by the Minister for Lands) after the farm has been applied for. 


SETTLEMENT LEASE AREA No. 993. 


EBASTHRN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrricr or Gren Innes, AND SEVERN SHIRE. 


ae FI eer Nature and | OBreee | 
County. | Parish. 253 acne Rent for eerey. ciara Warne Late aes Water Supply. Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &c. 
Ee = | Hina serae Improvements. therefrom. 
oun 
= 
| Acres. | £ 8. d.] £ 8. d. h h 
Gough...| Mann..| 4 1,934 | 16 2 4] 1617 6 fy Nil cv cesssse eee ees Glen Innes rail- Permanent and Flat to undulating and broken mountainous country, 
¥ (at 2d. way township, plentiful in| of altered slate and granite formations; loamy and 
per acre). about 303 miles} Mitchell or stony soil with rock outcrops; small areas along 
‘by main formed] Mann River. river frontage may befound suitable for oultiva- 
road. tion of a domestic character only: fair to good 
Do tt a0 sesh 1,292 | 12 2 4 | WT 6 | Nil csccccccsseeserem do os ao ..| grazing and sound country, suitable, when im- 
(at 24d. proved, for breeding or fattening for all olasses of 
per acre). stock; when improved by ringbarking, suckering, 
Domes do wiht <6 1,293 | 12 2 6|1417 6} Stockyard, £7 5s.) Glen Innes, 34 do .| &¢., at an estimated cost of from 4s. to 5s. per acre, 
‘i (at 24d. miles. the land will carry a sheep to 14 aores or one beast 
per acre). to 8 acres; generally thickly timbered with box, 
| gum, apple, stringy bark, oak, bloodwood, swamp oak 
(on frontage), grass-tree, dogwocd, and ironbark, of 
which apple, swamp oak, box,and ironbark are pro- 
tected under conditions of lease, Dingoes are 
numerous, and dog-proof fencing would be neces- 
sary torun sheep. Average annual rainfall, about 
38 inches, 
Plan Cat. G. 6,515, 6,516, 6,517. 
Ma, 19 1v-8,760, 


a . . ‘ . / * ree d 3 d 
e.—Includee parts of travelling stock reserve 263, notified 13th October, 1875 ; camping reserve 834, notified 20th October, 1879; villuge reserve 61, notitied dr 
ve" ‘Acdeust) 1866 ; reserve 96 raat lease, notified 22na August, 1871; railway reserve 1,690, notified 19th November, 1884; and the whole of reserve 44,401 


from sale generally, notified 22nd September, 1909. 


4758 NEW SOU%H WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. [24 Ava., 1910. 


SETTLEMENT LEASE AREA No. 993—continued. 


The Settlement Lessees are required to enter into residence within three months from date of execution of each lease. 

Where the capital value of the improvements is payable, such payment shall be made in one sum, or, at the option of the Settlement 
Lessee, in three annual instalments, in accordance with Kegulation 156. 

The terin of lease shall be forty years, in four terms. 

Where a Settlement Lessee is charged a rent for the use of Crown improvements, such rent shall be paid annually on the same date 
as that upon which the rent for the land is payable. 

‘IT IS POINTED OUT THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROVEMENTS ARE OR MAY BE UPON THE 
LAND AT THE DATE OF APPLICATION HAS NOT BEEN APPRAISED, AND ATTENTION IS INVITED TO SECTION 2 
OF THE CROWN LANDS AOT, 1898, which provides that— 


An appraisement or determination of the value of any improvements shall be made after the land has become the subject of an 
application for Settlement Lease, unless both the owner (other than the Crown) of the improvements and the incoming lessee have agreed 
to dispense with such appraisement, and have agreed on the value to be paid, in which case the agreed value of the improvements shall be 
deemed to be the appraised value within the meaning of subsection (d) of section 25 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895. Provided that, if in 
apy case the value of the improvements as appraised or determined is at least 20 per centum higher than their estimated value as above 
notified, the Land Board may allow the incoming lessee, upon spplication within the prescribed time, to withdraw his application and to 
obtain a refund of any moneys paid in connection therewith. 8. W. MOORE. 


[1192] Department of Landa, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD SELECTION. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the Crown Lands comprised within the block 
hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Homestead Selection, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions 
of the law. 

The block will be available for Original Homestead Selection on and after 22np SEPTEMBER, 1910. 

An application for a Homestead Selection shall be in Form 21, and must be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and a 
survey fee as hereinafter specified. ‘The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly 
instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. Payment of the first of such instalments shall be 
made with the application. The spplication shall be signed and the declaration printed on the back of the form shall be made by the 
applicant. The application may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised 
for the purpose in writing, during office hours on 22nd September, 1910, or during office hours on any subsequent business day, or may be 
forwarded on any day to the Land Agent in a posted letter, but so as not to be received by the Land Agent before the 22nd September, 1910. 

All applications for Original Homestead Selection lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in 
writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 22nd September, 1910, or at any time 
between the 22nd September and the 28th September, 1910, inclusive, shall together be deemed to be and to haye been lodged with such 
Land Agent simultaneously om the 22nd September, 1910. 

The Homestead Selection will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and to the following special conditions :— 


(2) The Honiestead Selector shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and 
keep the land free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 

(b) The Homestead Selector shall not eut or remove timber from the block for sale unless he pays royalty thereon in accordance 
with the Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 


The principal conditions which attach to a Homéstecd Selection are perpetual residence and payment of rent. 


A Homestead Selection is not transferable before issue cf the grant, anda grant cannot issue until the expira- 
hion of the first five years. 


Application must be made in good faith, that is to say, the sole object of the applicant in making the application 
must be to obtain the land in order that he may hold and use it for his own exclusive benefit according to law. The 
Land Board, if satisfied an application is made otherwise than in good faith, is authorised to declare the deposit 
forfeited . 


HOMESTEAD SELECTION ARHA No. 1,195. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or WELLINGTON, AND Macqguagriz SHIRE. 


“= 


; Nature and 
ay Ares Uapital gets ‘ Survey Estimated ewe 
County. | Parish./ Be of Wolie: ‘og At Fee. Value of ‘iiskanhe Water Supply.| Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &. 
© 8 5| Blook term Improve- therefrom 
Sen ments, s 
V Sana (Inna (Se Renn emmeeeee 
Bi oTs Pol PS ey Male Stade en aes 
Gordon ...| Ponto..; 22 |146 0 0| 231 3 4) 21710] 4 8 2| Hut, £1 10s.; shed] Maryvale, | Macquarie Partly loamy evil, and partly rough high 
(at £1 Lis, 15s ; ringbarking,| 3 miles; River perma-| stony ridge, level, and undulating 
8d. per #1 188.; clearing,| Welling- nent. Rain- country; slate and sandstone forma- 
acre). £29 48.: fencing,| ton, 6 fall about 23} tion; timber—box, pine, gum. 
£2 68.; Crown pro-| milee. inches at Plan G. 3,461-1,567. 
perty. Fencing, Wellington. Ms, Ls. 1910-4,335. 
half-value, £7 8s, 
3d. 


— 


Nore.—{ncludes reserve from sale and lease under section 156, Act of 186 Vielltngton Population Area, proclaimed 5th July, 1890, not affected by this 
notification. 


For a Homestead Selection with residence by deputy before issue of 2 grant, the annual rent, until issue of the grant, shall be 34 per 


céntumi of the capital value, ard the full amount of the survey fee will have to be paid with the application. 
j The value of any improvements, and interest on such value at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum, is payable in four equal yearly 
: instalments. The first instalment shall be paid before the expiration of twelve months from the date of application. 


IT IS POINTED OUT THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROVEMENTS ARE OB MAY BE UPON THE LAND 
AT THE DATE OF APPLICATION HAS NOT BEEN APPRAISED, AND ATTENTION IS INVITED TO SECTION 2 OF 
THE CROWN LANDS AOT, 1898, which provides that— 
An appraisement or determination of the value of any improvements shall be made after the land has become the subject of an 
application for Homestead Selection, unless both the owner (other than the Crown) of the improvements and the incoming selector have 
_ agreed to dispense with such appraisement, and have agreed on the value to be paid, in which case the acreed value of the improvements 
shall be deemed to be the appraised value within the meaning of subsection “5” of section 15 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895. Provided 
that, if in any case the value of the improvements as appraised or determined is at least 30 per centum higher than their estimated value ae 
above notified, the Land Bosrd may aliow the incoming selector, wpov application within the prescribed time, to withdraw his application 
“and to obfaiti a Fefund of any rioueys paid in connection therewith. : 
8. W. MOORE. 


——$<$—$ $$ —————_———— 


24 Ava., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 4759 


[1195] Departinent of Lands, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART OROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL SETTLEMENT LEASE. 


ike is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the Crown Lands comprised within the farm 
hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Settlement Lease, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions of 
the law. 


The farm will be available for Original Settlement Lease on and after 22np SEPTEMBER, 1910. 


An application for a Settlement Lease shall be in Form 21, and muat be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by a 
suryey fee as hereinafter specified. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly 
instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per ansum on the amount unpaid. Payment of the firet of such instalments shall 
be made with the application. he application shall be signed and the declaration printed on the back of the form shall be made by 
the applicent. The application may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised 
for the purpose in writing, during office hours on 22nd September, 1910, or during office houre on any subsequent business day, or may be 
forwarded on any day to the Land Agent in a posted letter, but 80 as not to be received by the Land Agent before the 22nd September, 1910, 


All applicetions for Original Settlement Leases lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in 
writing, and al! applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 22nd September, 1910, or at any time between 
the 22nd September, 1910, and the 28th September, 1910, inclusive, shall together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such 
Land Agent simultaneously on 22nd September, 1910. 


The Settlement Lease will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and to the following special conditions :— 


(a) Asettlement lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by 
the lessee are found depasturing on the Settlement Lease, it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 


(b) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the farm and 
search for and win minerals. 


(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the farm which may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
er any other public purpose, upon giving notice in the Gazette, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on 
the portion resumed (auch value not to exceed their cost), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. In 
the case of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less then one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for 
any other purpose not less than three months’ notice in the Gazette will be given to the lessee. 


(d) The Settlement Lease shall be kept clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and of scrub (except edible scrub) and 
noxious weeds, subject to Regulation No. 1570, which reads as follows :—The holder of any Settlement Lease applied for after 
the 8th March, 1902, or the holder of any Settlement Lease executed after the 8th March, 1902, whether applied for before 
that date or not, shall, within six months from the execution of the lease, commence and take effective steps to keep the 
farm clear of rabbits aud other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such efficient steps or means of keeping the land 
clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the eatisfaction of the Local Land Board. During the second year of 
the lease he shall commence and thereafter continue to clear the land of noxious weeds and scrub (except edible scrub) at the 
rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that the whole farm shall be cleared during the first eleven 
years of the lease, aud after any land has been cleared or operated upon the lessee shall keep it free from noxious weeds 
and scrub (other than edible scrub) during the remaining term of the lease, to the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. 


(e) The lessee shall preserve firebreaks 2 chains wide on the boundary of the lease, but scrub and undergrowth 2 inches or less in 
diameter within the firebreaks may be destroyed without permit. 


(f) Box, ironbark, and pine, or other trees which are useful or likely to prove suitable for fencing, building, or railway sleepers, shall 
not be destroyed by ringbarking or otherwise, except under permit issued under the panreas of section 21 (a) of tke 
Forestry Act, 1909. Provided that the selector may clear any land, exclusive of firebreaks, which is to be cultivated within 
twelve months from date of clearing, or cut any timber required for the purpose of erecting any necessary buildings or other 
improvements on the subject land. 


(g) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of gale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1909, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 


(h) The lessee may destroy, by ringbarking or otherwise, without permit, all other timber except currajong, myall, wilga, belar’ 
rosewood, berrigan and warrior, the branches of which may, however, be whipped or lopped for stock-feeding purposes. 


(i) The lessee shall preserve ample timber for shade and shelter in the proportion of not less than two trees éach of ironbark and 
box to the acre. 


(7) Any travelling stock and camping reserve within portion 43, parish Melrose, shall, during the whole currency of the lease, 
be open to the use of bons, fide travellers, travelling stock, teamsters, and carriers, without interference or annoyance by the 
lessee, and the lessee shall post in a conspicuous place thereon notice-boards indicating, for public information, the purpose 
of any such reserves. In fencing any such, reserve the lessee shall also provide gates and other facilities for the entrance 
and exit of travelling stock. Such notice-boards, gates, and facilities to be erected and maintained to the satisfaction of 
the Stock Inspector. The Minister for Lands may, at any time and from time to time, withdraw from lease the whole or 
any part of the land comprised within any travelling stock and camping reserve within the area for any public purpose, 
and the lessee shall not be entitled te any compensation whatsoever, either in respect of such withdrawal or for any improve- 
ments effected on the area so withdrawn. 


(k) The lessees of portion 43 parish Melrose, shall not overstock any travelling stock or travelling stock and camping reserve 
within the farm either wholly or in part, the decision as to overstocking to rest with the Minister for Lands. 


(1) All persons duly authorised shall have full right to enter upon the land at any time within reasonable hours during the 
currency of the lease for the purpose of cutting and removing timber without interference by the lessee and the lessee shall 
provide convenient gateways or openings where required for this purpose, or where directed by the Minister or any officer 
authorised by the Minister in this behalf, end permit timber-getters to camp and graze their teams within the lease, subject 
to the provisions of section 20 of the Forestry Act, 1909, ana to payment by them of agistment fees as provided by that 
section. 

As part of the land included in the farm is within a reserve from sale, and as Regulation 71 provides that no application for 
a Homestead Selection shall be confirmed for any land included in any reserve from sale, the lessee is warned not to erect 
a dwelling-house or to effect improvements on the land so reserved with the objeet of obtaining a Homestead Selection under tho 


provisions of section 27 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, as the ‘and within a reserve from sale is not available for that purpose. 


Part of the land within the farm is reserved from sale and such reserved land is not convertible into a conditional purehase unless 
and until such reservation is revoked. 1 td ihe Mae Catal sip es hy i 


[24 Ave., 1910. 


4760 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL SETTLEMENT LEASK—continued. 


SETTLEMENT LEASE AREA No. 994. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or ConpoBnoLnin, AND LACHIAN SHIEE. 


Nature and 


crtion Annual : . 
Estimated Nearest Town : 
p A com- |Area of Rent Survey f Character of Land, Soil, 
County. | Parishes.| pised | Farm. | for first | Fee. Mage dis gripe reed Ia beet ah Timber, &c. 
in Farm term. Nats. N 
; Lye. Vad) Ss. a: 
Cunniog- | Melrose & 30, 31, | 5,617a.| 4616 4/16 7 6|Tank, £20 11s.) Condobolin No natural sur-| Level and low undulating and ridgy country, 
ham.| Boona | 37, 88,| 3r. (at 2d. |(balance).} &d.; ringing and} town and rail-) face supply ;} slate formation; red loamy soil, gravelly sub- 
West. and 45, per acre.) scrubbing, *2;| way, distant) goodcatchments} soil, with clay in places; timber—box, pine, 
and 10, | boundary fen-} abouts6miles.) available and] yarran, budda, gum, currowong and iron- 
cing, £12 7s. 7d. fairly retentive bark; about 1,600 acres of open forest country, 
(halt value.) soil. Average} timbered with box, pine, yarran, and budda; 
Total value, £35 annual rainfall,, ample timber for all requirements of the 
19s. 3d. 17? inches. farm. Estimated grazing capacity one sheep 
to 8 acres in present state, improvable to one 
sheep to 3 acres; estimated wheat return 
about 8 bushels per acre; 16 cwt. of hay. 
Plans C. 999, 1,002 1,151, 1,152, 1,692, amd 1,693- 
1,947. 
Ms, 1910-11,195. 


NortrEs.—Part of travelling stock reserve 8,719 notified 23rd November, 1889, included in this farm is not affected. Classification reserve notified 
16th October, 1907, included, is hereby revoked. 


The Settlement Lessee is required to enter into residence within three months from date of execution of the lease. 

Where the capital value of the improvements is payable, such payment shall be made in one sum, or, at the option of the Settlement 
Lessee, in three annual instalments, in accordance with Regulation 156. 

The term of lease shall be forty years, iz four terms. 

Where a Settlement Lessee is charged a rent for the use of Crown improvements, such rent shall be paid annually on the same date 
as that upon which the rent for the land is payable. 

IT IS POINTED OUT THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROVEMENTS ARE OR MAY BE UPON THE 
LAND AT THE DATE OF APPLICATION HAS NOT BEEN APPRAISED, AND ATTENTION IS INVITED TO SECTION 2 
OF THE CROWN LANDS ACT, 1898, which provides that— 


An ‘appraisement or determination of the value of any improvements shall be made after the land has become the subject of am 
application for Settlement Lease, unless both the owner (other than the Crown) of the improvements and the incoming lessee have agreed to 
dispense with such appraisement, and have agreed on the value to be paid, in which case the agreed value of the improvements shall be 
deemed to be the appraised value within the meaning of subsection (8) of section 25 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895. Provided that, if in 
any case the value of the improvements as appraised or determined is at least 20 per contum higher than their estimated value as above 
notified, the Land Board may allow the incoming lessee, upon application within the prescribed time, to withdraw his application and to 
obtain a refund of any moneys paid in connection therewith. 

S, W. MOORE. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910, 


WITHDRAWAL FROM THE TEMPORARY COMMON AT BOWLING ALLEY POINT. 
is hereby notified that the portion of land hereunder deseribed has been withdrawn from the temporary common at Bowling Alley 


Point. 
S. W. MOORE. 


[1197] 


a ha 


Land District. | Division. mya) County. | Parish. | Shire. | Area, | Part revoked. Papers Ne. 
a. Tr. Pp. 
Tamworth ..| Eastern ...{ 10 Jume,1878..| Parry ..| Dungowan| Nundle ...|} 2 0 O | That part within the boundaries of measured) Aln. 1910- 
| portion 45,—as shown on plan eatalogued P. 11,051, 
| | 2,301-1,764. 
[1196] é Department of Lanas, 


Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF PARTS OF TRACTS OR AREAS SET APART FOR ADDITIONAL HOLDINGS, &c 


is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, so much of the notifications setting apart 
the tracts or areas hereunder described for additional holdings, &c., are hereby revoked. 


iG 


S. W. MOORE. 


Tard Class of holding for Date of 
od Division. which the Se County. Parish. Shire. Area. Part revoked. Papers No. 
Piatrict, land was set apart. Notification. | cs 
EAS SAS SAAS RAS a es 9 ee 
uy ~ & Leip. 
Singleton ...| Hastern..| Additional conditional] 24 June, 1908) Durham __..,| Carrow «.| Patrick 148 0 0 | Part bounded by portions) Ms. La. 
purchase, _ conditional Plaing.| (about), 119 and 120, and range} 1910- 
lease, additional home- dividing watersof Dunn's] 10,758. 
stead selection, or addi- Gully and Mirrannie 
tional settlement lease. Creek, 
Nors.—The above is held under special lease 
Muswell- Eastern..' Additional conditional) 12 Dec., 1906; Hunter ...| Mediwah ...) Muswellbrook 2 1 O| That part within portion 78.) Ms. 1910- 
brook, Parsee or conditional (Plan H, 1,270-1,538.) 5,908. 
ease. 


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24 Auve., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 4761 


[1200] , Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 24th August, 1910, 
REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASE, &c. 


1¢ is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the reserves from sale, lease, or 
license hereunder described, are hereby revoked. 


S. W. MOORE. 


Land : Reserv D: _ Ratt 
Diatrict. Division, No % Purpose. N mrt e County. Parish. Shire, &e. Area, Part revoked. sie 
| Ba Ts 
Glen Eastern.. 263 | From sale for} 18 Oct., 1875) Gough ...| Mann ..,) Newton Koyd) 490 0 0/ That part extending from| Ms. 1910- 
Innes. travelling stock. | R.A. 309, and| (about), Mitchell or Mann River,| 8,76), 
Severn Shire. near the 80-mile peg on Glen 


| | Innes-Grafton road to the 
| | | same river near the 37-mile 
pez. 


Do «| do °...| 884 | From sale for) 20 ,, 1879) do Anis on | do | 400 0 6 | That partsouth of the Mitchell do 
camping, | (about). or Mann River, 
DOr sui M0 dows. | 61 | From sale for) 8 Aug., 1866} do dent EO) ras do eared Ou do do Bs do 
village. | (about), 
DO) ls de “saa 96 | From lease i: | CLG MRLOT TNO doa: sit > de tea do -.| 255 0° 0 do do oe do 
| (about). 
Gre ect do oe 3,690 | From sale for} 19 Noy., 1884| do eaieaO aa do «12,700 0 0 | That part south of Mitchell or do 


| railway. | | , (about). Mann River, extending from 

| west boundary of portion 4 
to the east boundary, and its 
prolongation south cf por- 
| tion 3. 


Do ...| do ...| 44,401 | From salo gener-| 22 Sept,, 1909 do op do esl do «-/5.500 0 0 | The whole... Ree pen ee do 
’ ally. 
Norr.—Partly included in Settlement Lease Area No. 993, notified this day, and partly within travelling stock and camping reserve, notified this day. 

Glen Hastern 268 | From sale for| 13 Oct., 1875 Gresham Newton Newton Boyd 1 3 24] That part within measured] Ms, 1910- 

Innes. traveliing stock.| ; Boyd.) R.A.: 0a, and portion 45, (Plan G, 494-| 1,903, 
| Severn Shire. 3,732.) f 
Inverell do ...| 3,239 do ..| 26 Mar., 1887; Arrawatta | Goonian ...| Goonian R.A. 2 0 0| That part within measured| Ms.1910- 
| 1194, and Ash- portion 49,—as shown on plan| 1,904. 
| fcrd Shire, A. 2,749-1,447, 
Coonam- | Central...) 33,574 | From sale for 23 Noy., 1901] Leichhardt) Weetalibah Wingadee shire 2 0 0/| The part within poriim 41.) Ms. 1910- 
ble. travelling stock | (L, 8,101-1,952.) 1,348. 
andcamping. | | | 

Dubbo ... do ..| 1,921 | From sale for 8 Oct., 1883) Narromine| Temoin ,.. Tim brebongie 2 0 0| Part within portion 10. (N.| Ms. 1910+ 
travelling stcek.’ Shire. 1,404-1,884.) 6,239. 

Nyngan do .../ 24,318 | From sale for, 18 July, 1896; Flinders ...| Borce --| Bogan Shire ,. 2 0 0| That part within allotment 1,) Ms. 1909- 
public buildings, section 17, village of Hermi-| 19,469, 

dale. (Plan Hermidale 19.) 
Parkes ... do ...| 1,938 | From sale for 10 Dec, 1883} Ashburn- | Parkes... Goobang Shire,| 21 8 80) That part within boundaries|Ms. Ls.1910- 
travelling stock | ham, and Parkes é cf portioa 395,—shown on| 5,164, : 
| i } Opulation | plan catalogued A. 6,709- 
area. 1,770. 
Braid- Eastern., 147 | From gale for 8 May, 1832) Murray ..| Merizan ... Tallaganda 2 0 0 | Portion 69,—shown on pian M.| Ms. 1910- 
wood. water supply Shire. 5,957- 1,956, 5,606. 
and camping, | 
Cooma ..| do 4.) 1 | From lease seein, Laaaiesy 18:6) Wallace ...| Jimenbuen| Dalgety Shire.. 2 0 0} That part withia measured] Ms. 1909- 
| | portion 134 of 2 acres,—| 20,547, 
\ showa on plan catalogued 
W. 5,051-3,604, 
@ Do ..| do ... 992 | From sale for 21 Jan., 1884) do eee Ome ce. do oral lsenicetearieeenl| do do * do 
| Fublic school, . 
purposes, 

Moruya .. C Cees 561 | From sale for; 6 Dec., 1880| Dampier...) Wandellow | Eurobodalla 1 0 20 | That part within measured} Ms. 1910- 
camping and) ~~’ Shire, portion 173. (Plan cata-| 896, 
crossing-place. \egued D, 2,582-1,618, — 

Casino ... de... 264 | From sale for) 23 Noy., 1875) Richmond..| Coombell..| Tomki Shire ... 2 0 0) Witin pertion 32. (Plan R.| Ms. 1910- 

camping and) a -3,9°9 1,744), 4,310. 
water supply. | } \ 

Grafton....{ Eastern.: 26a; From sale for] 26 Noy., 1888) Gresham ...{ Kaloe ...| Dorrigo Shire...; 150 0 9 | Part within special lease) Ms. Ls. 

water supply ” 1308-38. (Plan Sp. J. 295) 1910-2,879, 
| | and access, Gfa.), 
Notr.—Held under special lease. 

Grafton...; Eastern...| 42,404 |. From sale for] 22 Jan., 1908) Clarence ...) Richmond | Resumed area 2 0 0| That part within measured) Ms. 191¢- 
public _recrea- | 763, and Har-| | portion 5&,—shown on plaa| 297. 
tion, { wood Shiro. | cstslogued C. 2,513-1,577. 

Grafton .,{ Eastern...) 35,528 | Pending deter-| 10 Dec., 1902 Clarence ...{ Great Copmanhust | 1,902 0 0 | Within measured portion 209,—| Ms. 1910- 
mination of area Marlow.) Shire. } | shown eon plan C, ¥,620-1,577) 12,945. 

to be set apart | Roll, This completes the 
for experimental | Yrevocrtion of the whole of 
farm. _ | y Feserves 33,828, | 


Nore.—Within reserve 45,637. notified this day. 


Kempsey..! Eastern...) 52,486 { From sate for{ 18 May, 1991) Macquarie; Arakoon... Macleay Shire| 4... ......00 Poriim 233 cf 1 acre I rood 24) Ms. 1910- 
water supply. | yerches for public school; 10,918 


j | site. 

Scone ...| do ...| 25,498 | From sxle for) 13 Feb., 1897 Durham ...| Chalmers al Weolocma 3 133) The’ part within portion 74. Ma. 1910- 
camping and | Shire, (D, 4,380=:,08".) 5,225, 
water supply. : AE tee Ri 

DO tere do ...| 39,572 | From leage for| 3 ,, 1900) do es do eee do He 3 188) The part within porsion 74. do 
| 


camping and (Plan D, 4,380-2,083.) 


water supply, | | 


..| Central,..| 1,763 | From sale for{ 8 May, 1832) Nandewar { Narrwbzi...| Num iShire...| 63 2 0 | The whole,—shownon plans N.| Me. La, 
“Sided Rie nh Uiitaddea weg 3 734 Rolland 1,941,774, | 1910-10,284. 
Nore.—Held under special lease. 
Molong ...| Eastern..| 3,141 | Fromsalefor:ife; 26 Feb., 1887, Ashburn- | Molong ...) ~ ssscessse coe ssevee 1 2 36° PL by road R. 9,526- a pres 
Tange. ham. ‘ 303. } ; =, 
Gunne- Central... 15,544 | From sale for) 14 May, 1892 Pottinger...| Melville ...) Liverpool 4 615 | Tne whole; being portion 181,—| Ms. 1910- 
dah, public school| Plains Shire a ae on plan catalogued] 10,152. 
purposes. | a: 330) -H78L. f 
Wagga do...) 2,649) From sale for 15 Jan., 1883 Clarendon | Malebo ...| Illabo Shire ,, 3 2 0 | Part within portion 154. (Plan| Ms. 1910- 
Wagga. camping. | | C. 8,517-1,578.) 1,209. 
Do ...| do ..,.} 30,510) From sale for| 20 , 1900, do ee Gowm * 6c do + CES") do do do 
trigonometricul (about), 
purposes. s 
Young ...| Eastern.| 2,519 | From sale for) 4 ,, 1882 Monteagle| Young. ...| Town of Young © O11} The whole, av eet 
water supply. } (about, Pea cee te ee 


-No 131, 24 Avaust, 1910,—11. 


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4762 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. [24 Ave., 1910. 


gi Department of Lands, 
Hi : ss Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASE, &o. 


{* is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the reserves from sale, or least 
- hereunder described are hereby revoked,—but such revocation shall not take effect until after the expiration of sixty days from 


the above date. S. W. MOORE 


2 Papers 
vis te of : : = 
Dieu Division. por Purpose. ee cation, | County. Parish. Shire, &e. Area. Part revoked. No. 
Roar. eD, : ’ 
Forbes ...|;Central..| 39,465 | From sale for tem-| 22 July, 1905) Ashburn- | Forbes «| Jemalong Shire 4 3 4| Phat part within portion/Aln. 1910- 
porary common, ham, Poi (Plan A. 6,721-| 10,409, 
3170. 
Do ..| do ...| 39,466 | From lease generally| 22 ,, 5 Clyee enim i do aoa 43 4 : do Sis do 
for temporary com- 
mon, bys 
Boorowa...| Hastern..| 42,800 | From sale for public] 8Jan., 190¢] King  ...| Boorowa  ...| Municipality 2 1 293| That part within allot-jAln 1920- 
recreation. of Boorowa. ments 1, 2,8, 4,8, and 9,| 9,964. 
section 44,—as shown on 
: 30,079 plan B, 23-1,461, 4 
Kemipsey..| do eee ° } From sale and lease] 2 Dec., 190°} Raleigh ...| Unkya | ..| BellingenShire|} 15 0 0 | The whole ... Aa -.| Ms. 1910- 
7 | 59,980 | is ae 9,143, 
generally for police a0, 
purposes, : 

Par- do ...| 43,787 | From after auction| 7 April, 190¢] Cumber- Liberty Sa eeikes abaleat ees 9 213] The whole,-as shown on| Ms, 1909- 
ramatta, sale. land Plains. C. 1,602-2,030, 20,665. 
Mudgee...) do ..| 23,603 | From sale for tem-| 18 Jan., 1896] Phillip . | Guntawang..| Wyaldra Shire 7 1 11 | That part within the boun-|Aln. 1910- 

porary common. daries of measured por-| 6,586. 
tion 359, | : 
Do ...| do ..| 23,606 | Fromannualleasefor| 18 _,, hy €0) 5 kn do “6 do Res Gas LE do a do - 
temporary common. . 
Do ...| @o ...| 44,346 | From lease generally] 15 Sept., 190: do aaa do ins do ay vir: Ral! do Py ee: ) 
Inverell...) do  ...) 1,532 | From sale for camp-| 14 Nov., 1882] Hardinge.... Moredun ...| Guyra Shire.,,|) 3 1 25 | Within portions 156 to 159/AIn. 1910- 
ing and access, and 168 to 171. (Plans) 10,836, 
H, 4,440 to 4,433-1,762.) ; 
Do 4.) do... 204 | From tease .. ...) 14 5 , 0: a do AS, do a 3 1 25 do aes do 
(1217] . ' Depariment of Lands, 


Sydney, 24th August, 1510. 


REVOCATION OF NOTIFICATION SETTING APART LANDS AS SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA. 


it is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Closer Settlement Acts, the notification setting apart the 
‘lands hereunder described as a Settlement Purchase Area is hereby revoked. 
; aS 8. W. MOORE. 


: Land 


. Date of A Papers 
District, | Division. Purpose, Nelifcation. County. | Parishes. Shire, | Area. | Part revoked. No. 
. | Acres. 
Molong _ .:.| Hastern...| Notification setting apart lands as Settle-| 27 July, 1910 | Wellington...) Three Rivers; Amaroo  ...| 11,6063} The whole .../ Clo. Sett. 
t5 ment Purchase Area No, 15, and fe | 1910-3,784, 
Hill. 


Nors.—Larras Lake Settlement Purchase Area No. 154 notified this day in lieu. 


therefor on and after the 22nd September, 1910. It is further 
notified that the price of the land for original condi- 
tional purchase, whenever applied for, shall be as hereinafter 
respectively specified. No timber shall be cut or removed 
from the land for the purposes of sale, except subject to the 
provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations there- 
under at the time in force. If any part of the land is taken 
up under conditional lease, the timber thereon must not be 
ringbarked, except in pursuance of permits issued under the 
provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909. 
: S. W. MOORE. 


{1216} Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART LANDS AS SETTLE. 
MENT PURCHASE AREA. 
[2 is hereby notified, for the public information, that in pur- 
suance of the provisions of the Closer Settlement Acts, 
the lands comprised within the tracts or area& hereunder 
described, being areas acquired under the provisions of those 
Acts, and adjacent Crown Lands, are hereby declared a 
Settlement Purchase Area. 
S. W. MOORE. 


LARRAS LAKE SETTLEMENT PURCHASE 
AREA No. 15a. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Moione, anp AMAROO SHIRE. 
County of Wellington, parishes of Three Rivers and Copper 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
LAND District oF CARCOAR, AND CROOKWELL SHIRE. 


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| At 15s. per acre. 

| County of Georgiana, paaish of Yewrangara, containing an 

area of about 273 acres. The Crown Lands within the 

: US | boundaries of measured portion 81,—shown on plan G. 3,905— 

Hill, containing an area of 11,580 acres. The Crown Lands | 1,506 but exclusive of GL. 1909-71 by William Mitchell, 

within the boundaries of the area indicated by red edging on | and measured portion 142. 

plan catalogued Ms. 1,074 Oc, | Notre.—So much of the notification in Gazette dated 7th 

Nore.—Includes all the lands resumed from the owners of ' April, 1909, as relates to the setting apart of this area for 

*‘ Larras Lake Estate,” under the Closer Settlement Act. ; additional holding at 15s. per acre, is hereby revoked. 

(Clo, Sett. 1910-3,734] [Ms. 1910-11,976] 
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Lanp District or Lirugow, anD BLAxXLAND SHIRE. 


At 11s. 8d. per acre. 
County of Westmoreland, parish of Thornshope, containing 
an area of about 380 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries: Commencing at the north-east corner 


In lieu of notification published in the Government Gazette of 
27th July, 1910, revoked this day. 


[1201] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


-NOTIFIOATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 


' of portion 151; thence bounded by portions 151, 144, 143, 4 
ee GRigiwee CONDETIO Ne pei 226, and 146 to the north-east corner of the last-named — | 
ASSOCIATED CONDITIONAL LEASE. é “portion; by a line east to a point south of the south-east ~~ - 


corner of portion 149; by a line north to that corner, by . = 
portions 149, 148, and by the old road from Sydney to a 
Bathurst, to the commencing point. Includes portion 182, . 
Plan W. 2,614-1502. . ae 
Nore. So much of the notification in Gazette of the 10th 
June, 1908, as relates to the setting apart of this area for 
additional holdings, is hereby revoked. 
iMs. 1910-11,924] 


: is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 

section 4 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, 
the Crown Lands comprised within the areas hereunder 
described are hereby set apart for original conditional pur- 
chases or for original conditional purchases and conditional 
leases (other than those mentioned in subsection 2 (5) of the 
section above quoted), and shall become and be available 


24 Ava., 1910.] 


[1202] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE, 
CONDITIONAL LEASE, ADDITIONAL CONDI. 
TIONAL PURCHASE LEASE, ADDITIONAL 
HOMESTEAD SELECTION, OR ADDITIONAL 
SETTLEMENT LEASE. 


[T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 
ne section 4 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, 
and section 22 of the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1908, 
the Crown Lands comprised within the areas hereunder 
described are hereby set apart for additional conditional 
purchases or conditional leases (other than those mentioned 
in subsection 1 (b) of the first-mentioned section), additional 
conditional purchase leases, additional homestead selections, 
or additional settlement leases, and shall become and be avail- 
able therefor on and after the 22nd September, 1910. It is 
further notified that the prices of the land for additional con- 
ditional purchase, or the capital value for additional home- 
stead selection, or additional conditional purchase lease, 
whenever applied for, and the annual rents (where stated) 
for additional settlement lease shall be as hereinafter res- 
ae, specified, with terms of appraisement as provided 
or by the Crown Lands Acts. No timber shall be cut or 
removed from the land for the purposes: of sale, except 
subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and 
Regulations thereunder at the time in force. If the land 
is taken up under any form of tenure other than additional 
conditional purchase or additional homestead selection, the 
timber must not be ringbarked, except in pursuance of per- 
mits issued under the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909. 


S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION, 
Laxp District or Buca, ann Mumpuria Sure. 


At £1 per acre. 
(Annual rent for additional settlement lease, 6d. per acre), 
Within annual lease No. 30,192. 


County of Dampier, parish of Wapengo, containing an area 
of about 95 acres. The Crown Lands within the following 
boundaries: Commencing on che high-water mark of the 
South Pacific Ocean at a point due east from the south-eastern’ 
eorner of portion 52; thence by lines west about 18 chains, 
south about 14 chains, and west to the high-water mark of 
Wapengo Lake; thence by the aforesaid high-water marks 
southerly, easterly, and northerly, to the point of commence- 
ment. 


Norr.—Includes part of reserve 380 for public purposes, 
notified 5th April, 1878 (about 95 acres). 
[Ms. 1910-12,177] 


Lanp District or BomMBALA, AND Dat@rry SHIRE, 
At 5s. per acre. 


(Annual rent for additional settlement lease, 14d. per acre). 
Within occupation licenses 1,032 and 1,051. 


County of Wallace, parish of Beurina, containing an area 
cf 3,840 acres. The Crown Lands within the following 
boundaries ; Commencing at the north-eastern corner of 
portion 3; thence by a line partly formed by its northern 
boundary bearing west about 233 chains; thence by a line 
north to the Ingeegoodbee River, and by that river down- 
wards, to the point of commencement, 


Nore.—Includes part (about 1,740 acres) of reserve 42,031 
from annual lease, notified 4th September, 1907, and part 
(about 2,100 acres) of 32,283 from annual lease, notified 
23rd February, 1901. 

[ Ms. 1910-11,780.] 


Lanp District or Casino, AND WoopsuRN SHIRE. 
At £1 per acre. 


Partly within resumed area 751, 


County of Richmond, parish of Myrtle, containing an area 
of about 314 acres. The Crown Lands bounded by portions 
12t and 124 on the east, portion 139 on the south, and reserve 
37,182 for drainage, notilied 20th February, 1904, on the west 
and north-west. 

[Ms. 1910-12, 153] 


Lanp Districr or Grarron, AND Dorrico Sure. 


At £1 5s. per acre. 


County of Fitzroy, parish of Orara, containing an area of 
about 80 acres. The Crown Lands within the following 
boundaries : Commencing at the north-east corner of portion 
41; bya line east toa point north of the north-east corner 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131, 4763 


east corner of portion 41 aforesaid; by a line west to the south- 
east corner of that portion, and by that portion northerly, to 
the point of commencement. . 

Nors.—Includes part (about 80 acres) of railway reserve 
25,968, notified 22nd May, 1897. 
[Ms. 1910-12,178] 


Lanp Distriot or Moruya, AND EvropopaLia SHIRE. 
At 15s. per acre. 
(Annual rent for additional settlement lease, 44d. per acre). 


County of St. Vincent, parish of Mogendoura, containing 
an area of 275 acres 3 roods. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of portions 90, 91 and 93,—as shown on plans V. 
1,512, 1,513 and 1,515-2,013. 

Norte.-—Includes reserve from sale and lease under section 
136, Act 1884. 

[Ms. 1910-12,176] 


Lanp Disrrior or MupgEr, anp MeEroo Suren. 
At 13. 4d. per acre. 


_ County of Wellington, parish of Waurdong, containing an 
area of about 180 acres. The Crown Lands bounded by por- 
tion 24, reserve from conditional sale, notified 17th March, 
1834, portion 5, and the road from Hill End to Hargraves. 


Norr.—So much of the notification in Gazette dated 13th 
March, 1907, as relates to the setting apart of this area for 
original conditional purchase at 13s. 4d. per acre or con- 
ditional lease, is hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1910-11,977] 


[i203] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE, 
CONDITIONAL LEASE, ADDITIONAL CONDIT- 
TIONAL PURCHASE LEASE, ADDITIONAL 
HOMESTEAD SELECTION, OR ADDITIONAL 
SETTLEMENT LEASE. 


Ee is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 
section 4 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, 
and section 22 of the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1908, 
the Crown Lands comprised within the areas hereunder 
described are hereby set apart for additional conditional pur- 
chases er conditional leases. (other than those mentioned in 
subsection 1 (b) of the first-mentioned section), additional 
conditional purchase leases, additional homestead selections, 
or additional settlement leases, and shall become and be 
available therefor on and after the 22nd September, 1910. 


| It is further notified that the price of the land for additional 


conditional purchase, or the capital value for additional home- 
stead selection or additional conditional purchase lease, when- 
ever applied for, and the annual rents, where stated, for 
additional settlement lease shall be as hereinafter respectively 
specified, with terms of appraisement as provided for by the 
Crown Lands Acts. It is also notified that any holdings 
within these areas shall be subject to the special conditions 


herinafter specified, 
S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lawp Disrricr or GosrorD, AND ERINA SHIRE. 
At 10s. per acre. 


County of Northumberland, parish of Stowe, containing an 
area of 40 acres. The Crown Lands within the following 
boundaries : Commencing at the north-east corner of portion 
75, and bounded thence by a line partly ferming the west 
boundary of portion 16 north about 20 chains, a line west to 
a point north of the north-west corner of portion 75 aforesaid ; 
a line south to that point, and by the north boundary of that 
portion east, to the point of commencement. ae 
“ Norgs.—Part of an area set apart for original conditional 
purchase and conditional lease at 10s. per acre by Gazette, 
10th June, 1908, 40 acres, included in the above, is hereby 
revoked. 

Any holdings within the above area shall be subject to the 
following special conditions, viz. :—(a)'Timber which is suitable 
or islikely to prove suitable for ffencing, building, or railway 
sleepers, shall not be destroyed by ringbarking or otherwise, 
except under permit issued under the provisions of section 21 
(a) of the Forestry Act, 1909: Provided that the lessee or 
selector may clear any land which is to be cultivated within 
twelve months from date of clearing, or cut any timber required 
for the purpose of erecting any necessary buildings or other 
improvements on the subject land. (b) No timber shall be 
cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except 
subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and 
Regulations thereunder at the time in force. (c) The selector 
or lessee shall preserve ample timber for shelter and shade 
purposes. (d) The selector or lessee may destroy by ring- 
barking or otherwise, without permit, all other timber except 
edible shrubs. 


of portion 52; by a line south to a point east of the south- } [Ms, 1910-11,992] 


4764 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. [24 Ave., 1910. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF BINGARA, AND GWYDIR SHIRE. 


At £3 per acre. 


County of Murchison, parish of Bingara, containing an area 
of about 25 acres. The Crown Lands lying between portions 
18, 19, 60, and the Gwydir River. 


Nores.—Includes water reserve 281 and reserve 89 lease, - 


notified 5th March, 1869. 


Any holdings within the above area shall be subject to the 
following special conditions, viz. :—(a) Trees which are 
suitable or likely to prove suitable for fencing, building, 
mining, or railway sleepers, shall not be destroyed by ring- 
barking or otherwise, except under permit issued under 
the provisions of section 21 (7) of the Forestry Act, 1909: 
Provided that the lessee or selector may clear any land which 
is to be cultivated within twelve months from date of clearing, 
or cut any timber required for the purpose of erecting any 
necessary buildings or other improvements on the subject 
land. (b) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land 
for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of the 
Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder at the time 
in force. 

[Ms. 1910-6,315] 


,Lanp District of PARKES, AND LACHLAN SHIRE. 
At lls. 8d. per acre. 


(Annual rent for additional settlement lease 3d. per acre.) 


County of Kennedy, parish of Boona, containing an area of 
2,560 acres. The Crown Lands within the following bound- 
aries : Commencing at the west corner of portion 4, parish of 
Braalghy ; and bounded thence north-westerly by the bound- 
ary between the parishes of Braalghy and Boona to the south- 
east side of travelling stock reserve 8,719, notified 25rd 
November, 1889; thence by that reserve south-westerly to 
the north-east boundary of scrub lease 234, parish of Boona ; 
thence south-easterly by that scrub lease a sufficient distance 
to embrace an area of 2,569 acres; thence by a line north- 
easterly to portion 4, parish of Braalghy aforesaid; and by 
that portion north-westerly, to the point of commencement. 


Norters.—Inceludes part of reserve 36,692 from sale or lease 
other than improvement lease, notified 24th October, 1903. 
Any holdings within the above area shall be subject to the 
following special conditions, viz. :—(a) Timber of 8 inches or 
over in diameter at 3 feet from the ground, which is suitable 
or likely to prove suitable for fencing, building, or railway 
sleepers shall not be destroyed by ringbarking or otherwise, 
except under permit issued under the provisions of section 21 
(a) of the Forestry Act, 1909: Provided that the lessee or 
selector may clear any land which is to be cultivated within 
twelve months from date of clearing or cut any timber re- 
quired for the purpose of erecting any necessary buildings or 
other improvements on the subject land. (5) No timber shall be 
cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except 
subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and 
Regulations thereunder at the time in force. (c) The selector 
or lessee shall preserve ample timber for shelter and shade 
purposes. (d@) The selector or lessee may destroy by ring- 
barking or otherwise, without permit, all other timber except 
edible shrubs, 

[Ms. 1910-12,890] 


[1204] Department of Lands, 
: Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD SELECTION. 
T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 
section 4 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, 
the Crown Lands comprised within the area hereunder de- 
scribed are hereby set apart for additional homestead 
selection, and shall become and be available therefor on and 
after the 22nd September, 1910. It is further notified that the 
capital value for additional homestead selection, whenever 
applied for, shall be 10s. per acre. 


S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Wrnpsor, AND CoLo SHIRE. 


County of Cook, parish of Merroo, area 61 acres. The 
Crown Lands within the boundaries of measured portion 125. 
Plan C. 1,695-1,507. 


Nores.—Includes_ reserve from sale or lease by th3 
operation of the provisions of section 136 of the Crown Lands 
Act of. 1884, and part of Homestead Selection Area No. 446, 
notified 13th April, 1898, hereby revoked. Survey fee already 
paid as a homestead selection. 

(Cs, 1910-10,884] 


[1218] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


°PHE notification in the Government Gazette of 30th 
4 = January, 1904, page 850, setting apart about 520 acres, 
parish of Barbigal, county of Lincoln, for additional con- 
ditional purchase, at £1 5s. per acre, or conditional lease, 1s 
hereby modified by omitting ‘‘520 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of conditional lease 3,115,—as shown 
on plan C.P.L. 295, Do. Roll,” and substituting therefor ‘‘ 300 
acres, The Crown Lands within that part of conditional 
lease 3,115,—as shown on plan O.P.L. 295 Do. Roll,—lying 
to the east of a line bearing north from a point 108 chains 
west of the south-west corner of portion 27, parish of Mur- 
rungundie.” 


[Ms. 1906-7,876] S. W. MOORE. 


120 Department of Lands 
fee ‘ Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


TOWN AND SUBURBAN LANDS AT BINGARA. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 
1 the 101st section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, the 
following portions of Crown Lands are declared to be set 
apart as the sites for town and suburban lands respectively 


a ce S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Brveara. 
Amended boundaries of the town lands at Bingara. 


County of Murchison, parish of Bingara, containing an 
area of about 780 acres: Commencing on the left bank of 
Bingara, or Hail’s Creek, at its intersection with the south- 
eastern side of Martyn-street ; and bounded thence by that 
side of that street south-westerly to the north-eastern side of 
Maitland-street south; thence by that side of that street 
and its prolongation south-easterly to the south-east side of 
South-street ; thence by that side of that street south- 
westerly ; by its southern side and a northern boundary of 
permanent common, dedicated 13th May, 1879, westerly to 
an eastern boundary of the permanent common; by that 
eastera boundary northerly to portion 38; thence by part of 
the south, and part of the east boundary of that portion 
easterly and northerly to meet the south-westerly prolonga- 
tion of the north-western side of Bowen-street ; by that 
prolongation and that side of that street north-easterly to 
the south-western side of Faithful-street ; by that side of 
that street and the south-western side of Gwydir-terrace ; 
north-westerly to the northernmost corner of allotment 10 of 
section 15; thence by a line north to the left bank of the 
Gwydir River; and by that bank of that river and the left 
bank of Bingara, or Hall’s Creek aforesaid, upwards, to the 
point of commencement. 


Amended boundaries of suburban lands at Bingara. 


County of Murchison, parishes of Bingara and Molroy, con- 
taining an area of about 820 acres : Commencing on the left 
bank of Bingara or Hall’s Creek, at a north-eastern corner of 
portion 70, parish of Bingara; and bounded thence by a 
north-western, a north-eastern, and another north-western 
boundary of that portion bearing south-westerly, north-west- 
erly, and again south-westerly to the road from Bingara to 
Barraba ; by that road north-westerly to its intersection with 
the north-ceasterly prolongation of the south-east side of South- 
street; thence by that prolongation and that side of that 
street south-westerly ; by the southern side of that street and 
a northern boundary of permanent common, dedicated 13th 
May, 1879, westerly to an eastern boundary of that common ; 
thence by that boundary northerly to portion 38 ; thence by 
parts of the southern and eastern boundaries of that portion 
easterly and northerly to meet the south-westerly prolonga- 
tion of the north-western side of Bowen-street ; by that pro- 
longation north-easterly to the southernmost corner of subur- 
ban section 16; thence by a line partly forming the western 
boundaries of that section aud section 15 northerly to the 
northernmost corner of the latter section; thence by lines 
bearing north 48 chains, east 120 chains, and south to the 
right bank of Bingara or Hall’s Creek aforesaid ; thence by 
that bank of that creek upwards to a west boundary of por- 
tion 42; by that boundary and the south-west boundary of 
that portion southerly and south-easterly to its south-west 
corner; thence by the south-easterly prolongation of the 
latter boundary bearing south 27 degrees 12 minutes east to 
the left bank of Bingara or Hall’s Creek aforesaid ; and by 
that bank upwards, to the point of commencement,—but 
exclusive of the town lands of Bingara, notified this day. 


Nore.—In lieu of the town and suburban boundaries at 
Bingara, notified 18th July, 1906, which are hereby revoked. 


[Aln. 1910-5,787] 


—_———— 


24 Ave, 1910.] 


[1206] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


TOWN AND SUBURBAN LANDS AT MITCHELL. 


at is hereby notified that, in pursnance of the provisions of 
the 101st section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, the 
following portions of Crown Lands are declared to be set 
apart as the site for the town and suburban lands, respectively, 


at Mitchell. 
S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF GLEN INNES, AND SEVERN SHIRY. 
Amended boundaries of town lands at Mitchell. 


County of Gough, parish of Robertson, containing an area 
of about 165 acres. Commencing on the left bank of the 
Mitchell or Mann River at its confluence with the left bank 
of Diehard Creek, and bounded thence on the west by that 
bank of that creek upwards until it meets the north-western 
side of the Glen Innes road ; on the north-west by that road 
north-easterly to the intersection of the north-eastern side of 
Hill-street ; on part of the north-east by that side of Hill-street 
easterly to the east side of Gough-street; on the east and 
south-east by that street bearing south and south-westerly 
to the north-eastern side of Mitchell-street ; on the remainder 
of the north-east by that side of that street south-easterly to 
the left bank of the Mitchell River aforesaid; and by that 
bank of that river upwards, to the point of commencement. 


Amended boundaries of suburban lands at Mitchell. 


County of Gough, parish of Robertson, containing an area 
of about 270 acres, Commencing on the left bank of the 
Mitchell or Mann River at a point 6 chains above the junction 
with Diehard Creek with that river, and bounded thence on 
the west by a line bearing north 42 chains; on the north by 
a line east 84 chains; on the east by a line south to the left 
bank of the Mitchell River aforesaid ; and by that bank of 
that river upwards, to the point of commencement,—but 
exclusive of town lands notified this day. 


Norrt.—The above boundaries are in lieu of those published 
in the Government Gazette of 20th March, 1885, which are 
hereby cancelled, 

[Ms. 1910-8,760] 


[1205] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE TOWN OF 
MITCHELL, 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the 
prov-sions of section 107 of the Crown Lands Act of 
1884, and section 57 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, the 
design of the town of Mitchell has been altered by cancelling 
those parts of the town and suburban lands south of the 
Mitchell or Mann River, and closing all streets and lanes 
therein. 


[Ms. 1910-8,760] S. W. MOORE. 


——________.. = = 


£1208] , 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, ?4th August, 1910. 


WITHDRAWAL FROM MOUNT GIPPS OCCUPA- 
TION LICENSE FOR TRAVELLING STOCK AND 
CAMPING. 

fie is hereby notified, for public information, that, in 

4. pursuance of the provisions of the 108th section of 

the Crown Lands Act of 1884, the land hereunder described 

is hereby withdrawn from Mount Gipps occupation license 20, 

for travelling stock and camping. 

S. W. MOORE. 


WESTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District oF WILLYAMA. 


County of Yancowinna, parish of Inkerman, containing an 
area of about 4,640 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries: Commencing at the north-eastern 
corner of Western Lands lease 532 (formerly homestead lease 
825); and bounded thence by the north-western boundaries 
of that lease and Western Lands lease 316 (formerly homestead 
lease 1,685), bearing in all south-westerly to the boundary 
between Mount Gipps and Kinchega resumed areas ; thence 
by that boundary northerly to the south-eastern side of the 
road from Broken Hill to Wilcannia; thence by that side of 
that road north-easterly about 74 miles to the western boun- 
dary of Western Lands lease 1,831 (Topar L.A. 191) and 
thence by part of that boundary south, to the point of 
commencement. 

Nore.—Reserved this day from license and lease generally 
for travelling stock and camping as 45,647. 

(Ms, 1910-13,264)] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 4765 


[1215] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF VILLAGE AND SUBURBAN BOUN.- 
DARIES OF THE VILLAGE OF WILSON. 


T is hereby notified that the village and suburban boundaries 
of the yillage of Wilson, notitied 20th March, 1885, are 


hereby revoked. 
[Ms, 1910-8,800] S. W. MOORE, 


(1209] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


RESERVES FROM SALE. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 
the 101st section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, the 
lands hereunder described shali be reserved from sale pending 
determination of the portions to be set apart for the public 
purposes hereinafter respectively specified, and they are 


hereby reserved accordingly. 
8. W. MOORE, 


For Obtaining Sand. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Corowa, AND BERRIGAN SHIRE. 


No. 45,648. County of Denison, parish of Tocumwal, vil- 
lage of Tocumwal, containing an area of about lacre. The 
Crown Lands within the following boundaries : Commencing 
on the south-east side of Tuppal-street, at its intersection 
with the south-easterly prolongation of the south-west 
boundary of section 10; and bounded thence hy that street 
north-easterly 3 chains 50 links, by a line at right-angles to 
that street south-easterly about 4 chains to a watercourse ; 
by that watercourse north-westerly to the aforesaid pro- 
longation, and by that prolongation north-westerly about 2 
chains 50 links, to point of commencement. 

[Ms. 1910-11,757] 


KASTERN DIVISION. 
For Public Health. 


LAND District or NEWCASTLE, AND WICKHAM 
MUNICIPALITY. 


No. 45,646. County of Northumberland, parish cf New- 
castle, containing an area of about 1 acre 1 rood 22 perches. 
The Crown Lands,—as shown on plan catalogued Ms, 1,444 
Md. 

[Ms. 1910-12,834] 


For Travelling Stock and Camping. 
Lanp District or Gian INNES, AND SEVERN SHIRE, 
Within Newton Boyd resumed area No. 309. 


No. 45,621. County of Gough, parish of Mann, containing 
an area of about 180 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries : Commencing on the right bank of the 
Mitchell or Mann River, at the north-west corner of portion 
5; and bounded thence by the boundaries of that portion and 
a line south and west to portion 4; by that portion north to 
the Mann River ; and by that river downwards, to point of 
commencement. 

Notse.—Includes parts of camping reserve 834, notified 20th 
October, 1879, reserve 96 from lease, notified 22nd August, 
1871, travelling stock reserve 263, notified 13th October, 
1875, railway reserve 1,690, notified 19th November, 1884, 
and reserve 44,401 from sale generally, notified 22nd Sep- 
tember, 1909, revoked this day. 

[Ms. 1910-8,760] 


For Travelling Stock. 


No. 45,622. County of Gough, parish of Mann, containing 
an area of about 800 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries : Commencing on the eastern boundary 
of portion 4, at the south-west corner of travelling stock and 
camping reserve 45,621, notified this day; and bounded 
thence by portion 4 southerly to a point 10 chains in rec- 
tangular distance south-west of the south-west corner of por- 
tion 5; by lines parallel to and 10 chains in rectangular 
distance from the southern boundaries of portions 5 and 6 
generally easterly to a point south of the south-east corner of 
the latter portion; by a line east to the west boundary of 
conditional lease 1910-4 (Joseph Dunbar); by that boundary 
north to the main road from Glen Innes to Grafton; by that 
road easterly.to the west boundary of camping reserve 1, 
notified 25th November, 1885; by that reserve, portions 9 
and 12, south, east, and north to the Mann River; by that 
river upwards to Yellow Jacket Creek ; by that creek, por- 
tions 1 and 2, and an area set apart for additional holdings 
on 28th January, 1999, generally westerly to portion 6 afore- 
said; by the boundaries of that portion south and south- 
westerly, by portion 5 westerly and northerly, and by a line 
west, to pomt of commencement. , 

Nores.—In heu of travelling stock reserve 263, revoked this 
day. This notification does not affect camping reserve | from 
sale and lease, notified 25th November, 1885.% 
| Ms. 1910-8,760] 


4766 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 131. [24 Ave, 1910. 


For Water Supply. 
Lanp District or Casino, aND ToMEK1 SHIRE. 
Within resumed area No. 709, 


No, 45,641. County of Richmond, parish of Mongogarie, 
containing an area of 40 acres. ‘The Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries: Commencing on the west boundary of 
portion 90, at a point 12 chains south of the north-west 
corner, west 20 chains, south 20 chains, east 20 chains to 
the west boundary of portion 90 aforesaid ; thence north 20 
chains, to the point of commencement. 
[Ms. 1910-12,994 ] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


RESERVES FROM SALE FOR TRAVELLING STOCK 
AND CAMPING. 


I T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 
2B. the 109th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, the 
Crown Lands hereunder described are hereby defined, set 
apart, and reserved from sale, ‘‘ For’ the passage of stock 
travelling pursuant to the provisions contained in the Act 41 
Victoria No. 19, or any Act amending the same,” and for 
camping places for travelling stock. 


[1210] 


S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District of GRAFTON. 
Within resumed area No. 782. 


No. 45,659. County of Gresham, parish of Kaloe, containing 
an area of about 60 acres. The Crown Lands within the fol- 
lowing boundaries : Bounded on the east by portion 17 of 54 
acres, on the south by portion 27 of 49 acres, and on the 
north-west by the Mitchell River. 

Notre.—Includes water reserve 294 from sale, reserve 48 
from lease, notified 10th April, 1877, hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1910-13,241] 


CENTRAL DIVISION: 
Lanp District or Forsres, AND JEMALONG SHIRB. 
Within Towyal resumed area 591. 


No. 45,661. County of Gipps, parish of Jemalong West, 
containing an area of about 640 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries: Commencing on the left 
bank of the Lachlan River at the north-east corner of portion 
30; and bounded thence by that portion and portions 39, 9, 
59, 53, 44, and 37 southerly, easterly, and northerly to the 
Lachlan River aforesaid ; and by that river downwards, to 
point of commencement. 


Nors.—Travelling stock reserve 3,309, notified 16th April, 
1887, and camping reserve 3,308, notified same date within 
the above, are hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1910-13,559] 


[1211] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


RESERVES FROM SALE AND LEASE GENERALLY. 
iG is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 


the 101st section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, and ~ 


the 39th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1889, the lands 
hereunder described shall be reserved from sale pending 
determination of the portions to be set apart for the public 
purposes hereinafter respectively specified, and reserved and 
exempted from lease generally, and they are hereby reserved 
and exempted accordingly. 


5. W. MOORE. 


For Experimental Farm. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or GRrarron, AND CopMANHURST SHIRE. 


No. 45,637 from sale (45,638 from lease generally). 
County of Clarence, parish of Great Marlow, containing an 
area of 1,002 acres. The Crown Lands within the boundar- 
ies of measured portion 209,—shown on plan catalogued OC. 
2,620-1,577 Roll. 

[Ms. 1910-12,945] 


For General Cemetery. ; 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Nyngan, AND LACHLAN SHIRE. 


No. 45,649 from sale (45,650 from lease generally). 
County of Kennedy, parish of Beaconsfield, containing an 
area of 194 acres. The Crown Lands within the boundaries 
of an area measured for a site for general cemetery at Totten- 
ham,—as shown on plan catalogued Ms. 963 Do Roll. 

(Ms. 1910-13, 257] 


For Police Purposes. 
‘ HASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrrict or Kempsry, AND BELLINGEN SHIRE. 


No. 45,657 from sale (45,658. from lease generally): 
County of Raleigh, parish of Unkya, containing an area of 
10 acres 38 roods 20 perches. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of measured portion 142 of 10 acres 3 roods 20 
perches, —as shown on plan catalogued R. 2,600-1,714, 

[Ms. 1910-9,143] 


For Public Recreation. 
Lanp District or LismorE, AND TERANIA SHIRE. 


No. 45,655 from sale (45,656 from lease generally). County 
of Rous, parish of Terania, containing an area of about 136 
acres. The Crown Lands within the following boundaries : 
Commencing at a point 8 chains east of Mulgum Creek Falls, 
near the head of Mulgam Creek; thence south 15 chains ; 
thence west 42 chains; thence north about 10 chains to a 
cliff; thence by that cliff north-westerly, north-easterly, and 
south-easterly to a point north of the point of commencement ; 
thence south to that point. 

Norz.—Includes part of forest reserve 33,199, notified 7th 
September, 1901. 

[Ms. 1910-11,177] 


Winpsor, PARRAMATTA, AND Mertropotitan Lanp Drs. 


TRICTS, AND HoRNSBY AND WARRINGAH SHIRES. 


No 45,642 from sale (45,643 from lease generally). County 
of Cumberland, parishes of Frederick, Marra Marra, Berowra, 
North Colah, South Colah, Cowan, and Narrabeen, contain- 
ing an area of about 8,700 acres. The Crown Lands within 
20 chains of the high-water mark of the southern shores of 
the Hawkesbury River and its arms, between Wiseman’s 
Ferry and Barranjoey, exclusive of the village of Bywater. 
Reserve 45,121 from sale for public recreation, notified 6th 
April, 1910, is hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1910-12,732] 


om 


For Water Supply. 
Lanp District or MUDGEE. 


No. 45,644 from sale (45,645 from lease generally). County 
of Phillip, parish of Eurundury, containing an area of about 
10 acres. The Crown Lands within the following bonn- 
daries : Commencing at the south-east corner of portion 61 ; 
bounded thence by that portiownorth, by portion 90 east and 
south, by portion 8 west to a point south of the commencing 
point ; and thence by a line north to that point. 

[ Ms. 1910-12,465] 


{1213] Department of Hands, 


Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


RESERVES FROM SALE OR LEASH, &c. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 
the 39th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1889, the 
lands hereunder described shall be and are hereby temporarily 
reserved from sale or lease respectively, or from sale and 
lease, &c., as hereinafter specified. 


S. W. MOORE. 


From After-auction Tender. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF PARKES, AND GooBANG SHIRE. 


No. 45,651. County of Ashburnham, parish of Curumbenya, 
containing an area of about 3,700 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries : Commencing at the north- 
east corner of portion 14 and bounded thence by travelling 
stock reserve 20,959, notified 23rd June, 1894, and an area set 
apart for additional holdings at 6s. 8d. per acre, gazetted 2nd 
September, 1908, generally north-easterly to a six-wire and 
batten fence ; by that fence northerly to the reserve aforesaid ; 
by that reserve generally north-easterly to the range dividing 
the waters of the Lachlan River from those of the Macquarie 
River ; by that range generally westerly to a point north of 
the north-west corner of camping reserve 20,956, notified 23rd 


‘June, 1894; thence by a line and the western boundary 


of that reserve south to the south-east side of the road from 
Wellington to Parkes ; by that road generally westerly to a 
point north of commencing point, and by a line south to that 
point. 

[Occ. 1910-7,657] 


Lanp District or WaARIALBA, AND YALLAROL SHIRE. 
Within Yagaba resumed area No. 296a. 


N 0, 45,662. County of Burnett, parish of Gravesend, con- 
taining an area of 1,090 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of portions 7 and 43. Plans B. 199-1,951, B. 
1,938-1,951, Ms. 372 Me., Ms. 441 Me. 

[Occ. 1910-7,847] 


‘recreation, notified 30th August 


24 Ava, 1910.] 


EASTERN DIVISION. 


_ From Sale or Lease other than Scrub Lease. 
Lanp District or Tumut, AND GADARA SHTRRE. 


No, 45,653. County of Buccleuch, parish of Talbingo, con- 
taining an area of about 4,050 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of Snow Lease Block 33—as shown on 
plans Ms. 359 Wega. R. and Sn. L. 33 Wega, 

[Occ. 1910-7;651] 


From Lease Generally. 
Lanp District or LismorE, AND TERANIA SHIRE. 


No. 45,654. County of Rous, parishes of Terania and Whian 
Whian, containing an area of 145 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of reserve 12,447 from sale for public 

1899, 
[Ms. 1910-11,177] 
From License and Leas generally for Travelling 
Stock and Camping. 
WESTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or WILLYAMA. 


Within the area withdrawn this day from Mount Gipps 
resumed area 20, 


No. 45,647. County of Yancowinna, parish of Inkerman, 
containing an area of about 4,640 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries : Commencing at the north- 
eastern corner of Western Lands lease 532 (formerly home- 
stead lease 825); and bounded thence by the north-western 
boundaries of that lease and Western. Lands lease 316 
(formerly homestead lease 1,585) bearing in all south-westerly 
to the boundary between Mount Gipps and Kinchega resumed 
areas ; thence by that boundary northerly to the south-eastern 
side of the road from Broken Hill to Wilcannia ; thence by 
that side of that road north-easterly about 74 miles to the 
western boundary of Western Lands lease 1,831 (Topar lease- 
hold area 191) ; and thence by part of that boundary south, 
to the point of commencement. 

Includes part of travelling stock reserve 8,779: from sale, 
notified 23rd. March, 1889. 

[Ms. 1910-13,264] 
From Sale Generally. 
HWASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or WELLINGTON, AND Macquarin Sure. 

No. 45,660. County of Wellington, parish of Mumbil, con- 
taining an area of about 250 acres. The Crown Lands lying 
between Bonada Creek, Hagle Beagle Creek, and portions 133, 
72, 88, 86, and part of portion 8. 

Norz.—The notification of 3rd August, 1910, setting apart 
this area for additional holdings, is hereby revoked. 

{ Ms. 1910-13,467]  ~ 


| 


- (1212) 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 4767 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


LAnp Disrricr or Parkis, AND GooBANG SHIRE. 


No. 45,671. County of Kennedy, parish of Mickibri, area 
about 865 acres. The Crown Lands within the boundaries of 
portion 41,—as shown on plan K. 1,025-2,004. 
| Ms. 1910-13,804] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


' RESERVE FROM SALE, LICENSE, AND ANNUAL 


LEASE ~FOR ADDITION TO TEMPORARY 
COMMON FOR -THE USE OF THE RESIDENTS 
AT GRAFTON. 
‘fT is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 
the 191st section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, and 
the 39th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1889, the lands 
hereunder described shall be reserved from sale pending 
determination of the portions to be set apart for addition to 
temporary common for the use of the residents of Grafton, 
and reserved and exempted from license and annual lease, 
and they are hereby reserved and exempted accordingly. 


S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District oF GRAFTON, 


No. 45,639 from sale (45,640 from license and annual lease). 
County of Clarence, parish of Great Marlow, containing an 
area of about 7 acres. The Crown Lands within the following 
boundaries: Commencing at the most westerly north-west 
corner of portion 209 ; and bounded thence towards the south 
aud east by the boundaries of that portion; thence towards 
the north by a line parallel to and distant 1 chain from the 
south boundary of a school site; thence towards the west by 
part of thé east boundary of portion 83, bearing southerly to 
point of commencement. 

Nove.—That part of reserve 35,528 notified 10th December, 
1902, included in the above is hereby revoked. P 
[Ms. 1910-12,945] ; 


(1214] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


ERRATUM. 


dhs notification of alteration of design of village of Murringo, 
in Gazette of 3rd August,. 1910, folio 4350, line five, for 
“north.” read ** Hill-street North.” 


[ Aln. 1910-9,280] §. W. MOORE. 


Withate Wdbhertisements, 


NOTICH UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


(yl eel having been made, under sections 94 and 
$5 of the Real Property Act, by the undermentioned 
persous to be registered as proprietors by transmission of the 
lend hereunder described: Notice is hereby given of the 
intention of the Registrar-General to register such transmission 
after the expiration of thirty-five days from the date hereof, 


lees cavea the expirati a! ; 
Be SIE iss vake Cath We ices FREI OCION: OF, BOP | Vol 1,224, Fol. 127. Registered Proprietor: Grace Farrell. 


period :— 


AppricaAntT:—Ada Lydia Steven2, of Kenthurst, widow. 


Lanp: 60 acres, portion 69, parish Nelson, county Cumberland, 
being the land deecribed in Crown Grant, Vol. 945. folio 107. 


TITLE HOW CLAIMED: Administretrix of the estate of Charles — 


Stevens aud claiming to be entitled beneficially to the whole 

€g ate. 
W. G. B-WILLIAMS, 

° Kegistrar-General. 

24th August, 191. 

623 6s. 


REAL PROPERTY AOT. 


Novice or InNtENDED Issuz oF PROVISIONAL CERTIFICATES 
or TITLE. 


Vol. 748, Fol. 72, Vol. 868, Fol. 76, and Vol. 1,587, Fol. 204. 
Registered Proprietor: George Power. Land: 3 acres 3 
roods 243 perches, lots 13 to 16,19, and 87 to 40, sec. {), 
Kintore-street and Station-road, parish Prospect, county 
Cumberland, 


Vol. 742, Fol. 98. Registered Proprietor: Joshua Frey Joseph- 
son. Land: 18% perches, tot 16, see. 7, Brighton Boule- 
varde, Bondi, parish Alexandria. 

Vol. 148, Fels. 174 and 175, Vol. 483, Fol. 115, and Vol. 787, 

Fol. 26. Registered Proprietor: Richard Wright. Land; 

11 acres 1 rood i6 perches, portions 6 over 1X, 7 over Ix, 

10 over IX, and 359, at Parkes and Currajong, parish 

Currajong, county Ashburnham. 


Land: 5 acres 20 perches, lot 9, at and in parish Prospect, 
county Cumberland. 
Vol. 958, Fol. 115, Registered Proprietor: Frederic Norton 
Mansing: Land, 1,158 acres 2 roods 4 perches, part of 
lot 8, Kndensor Park Estate, parish St. Luke, county 
Cumberland. 
1,868, Fol. 156, Registered Proprietors: Samuel Skerritt, 
Frederick Australis Suttor, and William Edward Harris: 
and, 1 rood 15 perches, lots 7 and 8, sec. 8, Oxford-road, 
Liverpool, parish Minto, county Oumberland. 


TLE proof of loss of the Certificates of Title and Orown Grants 
above described and other particulars required by section 111 
of the abovenamed Aet (No. 25 of 1900) having been sup- 
plied,—I hereby, in pursuance of the requirements of such 
section, notify my intention to issue such Provisional Certafi- 
cates of Title accordingly, at the expiration of twenty-one 
days from the date hereof,—Registrar-General’s Department, 
Sydney. 


Vol. 


pas) 


W. G. H.-WILLIAMS, 
24th August, 1910. Registrar-General. 
622 11s. 


A768 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 


[24 Aua., 1910. 


MEMORANDUM FOR REGISTRATION OF A NO- 
LIABILITY COMPANY. 


Gold Mining Company, No Li:bility.” ; : 
2. The first place of operations is at Bookham, in the parish 


of Bookham, in the county of Harden, District of Yass, and | 


State of New South Wales. ; 

3. The first registered Office of the Company will be situated 
at Young, in the said State. . 

4, The value of the Company’s intended property, including 
the plant and machinery, is cleven thoueand six hundred 
pounds. 

5. The amount of money at the credit of the Compeny, or 
any person on its bebalf, is one thousand nine hundred and 
forty-six pounds eleven shillings and two pence, and the total 
liability of the Company, or which the Company is intended to 
assume or undertake, is one thousand «ne hundred pounds. 

6. The nominal capital of the Company is twenty-five t!.ou- 


sand poundg, in fifty thousand shares of ten shillings each, of | 


which twenty-one thousand are to be issued as fuily paid up. | 


Twenty-nine thousand are to be issued as contributing shares, 


7. Lhe nursber of contributing shaves subserioed for ts | 


tweaty-five thousand. 

8. The name of the first Manager is George Henderron, of 
Young. 

9. Ten per centum of the contributing capital has been duly 
paid in cash, 

10. No contracts have been entered into on behalf of this 
Company, but it is proposed that an agreement between Philip 
Courtenay Julian, Richard Julian, Robert Evans, Edward 
Joseph Little, and John James O’Keefe, of the first part, 
George Hender:on ,of the second part, and the said Company, 
of the third part, shall be entered into immediately on regis- 
tration of the Company. A draft of such proposed agreement, 
signed by the Company’s solicitor, Laurence Louis Hogan, for 
the purpose of identification, may be seen at his office, Lynch- 
street, Young. 

Dated this fifteenth day of August, one thousand nine 

hundred and ten. 


We, the persons whose names and addresses are subscribed? 
hereby apply to register Tne Bookham Gold Mining Company 
as a No-Liability Company. 

Signatures cf Sub- 

seribers. 
W.R. Parkman 
John Forsythe 
S. Rennie ... 
R. M, Fryer 
R. Meadows 


Addresses aud Descriptions of 
Subscribers, 
... Grazier, Parkville, Marengo One share. 
... Merchant, Young ... One share. 
ve Plumber. Young Q ... One share. 
... Station Master, Young ... One share. 
.. Stock Inepector, Young ... One share. 
P.C, Julian .. Grazier, Bogolong, Bookham One share. 
R. H. Henderson ... Agent, Young xe . One share. 


Dated this fifteenth day of August, A.D. 1910. 


Witness to the above signatures,—L. Lovis Hoagay, 
Solicitor, Young. 


DECLARATION VERIFYING MueMORANDUM FOR REGISTRATION. 


I, George Henderson, of Young, in the State of New South 
Wales, Company Manager, do hereby solemnly declare and 
affirm that— 


1. Tam the Manager of the said intended Company. 
2. The above statements are, to the best of my belief and 
knowledge, true in every. particular. 


And I make this solemn declaration as to the matters aforesaid 
according to law in this beha'f made, and subject to tbe punieh- 
ment by law provided for any wilfully false etatement in any 
such declaration, : 

GEO. HENDERSON, 


Manager. 


Declared before me, this fifteenth day of August, 1910, at 
Yourg,— 
R. W. Corzins, J.P. 
£1 1s. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hitherto 
existing between Arthur John Pittman, James NMWdward 
Tobin, and John Baxter, trading as The Manly Dairy Com- 
pany, milk vendors, Manly, has this day been dissolved ; and 
that the business will in future be carried cn by thesaid Jobn 
Baxter, who will discharge all liabilities of and receive all 
debts due to the said firm.—Pated this eleventh day of 
August, in the year of onr Lord one thousand nine hundred 
and ten. 
A. J. PITTMAN. 
J. EH. TOBIN. 
J. BAXTER. 
Witness to the signatures of Arthur John Pittman, James 
Edward Tobin, and John Baxter,—- 
C.J, ATKINSON, 
Clerk to Will, H, Atkinson, Sclr., Sydney, 
634 6s 


DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. 


| THE public are hereby notified that the partnership hitherto 
1. The name of the Company is to be “ The Bookham | 


subsisting between us, trading as Smyth Bros., has this day 
been dissolved by mutual consent, John Smyth (the junior) 
having retired from the firm. _ 

The business will be continued under the same name by 
Alexander C. Smyth, Peter Smyth, and David Smyth, by 
whom the liabilities of the late firm will be discharged. 

Cal Lal, 5th day of February, 1910. 


OMe Y LH. 
A. C. SMYTH. 
DAVID SMYTH. 


JOHN SMYTH, Jon. 
Witness,—J. B. Hoorsrr, J.P. 
596 : 5s. 


Witness, Henny Crap, Jr. 


IN THE MATTER OF “THE COMPANIES ACT, 1899,’ 
AND IN THE MATTER OF J. F. ASHWOOD, LTD. 
(In LiquiDATIOn). 


Notice ro CREDITORS, 


NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having any claims 
against the above Company, which have not been discharged 
by the new Company of Ashwoods Limited, are required, on 
or before the eighteenth day of October, one thousand nine 
hundred and ten, to lodge particulars of such claims with 
Robert Longfield Sidey, the liquidator of the said Company, 
at his office, Lombard Chambers, 107 Pitt-street, Sydney ; and 
if so required by notice m writing from the said liquidator, are 
personally or by their solicitors to come in and prove their 
said claims at such time and place as shall be specified in such 
notice ; or in default thereof the said liquidator will proceed 
to make the final distribution of assets, without having regard 
to any claims not so lodged and preven as above provided.— 
Dated this eighteenth day of August, one thousand nine 
hundred and ten. ‘ 


ROBERT LONGFIELD SIDEY, F.C.P.A., 
Liquidator. 


531 78. 


| IN THE MATTER OF THE ‘COMPANIKS ACT, 1899,’ 


AND IN THE MATTER OF THE VALVOLINE 
OIL COY. (N.S.W.), LTD. (In Liquipartion). 


Notice TO CREDITORS. 


NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having any claims 
against the above Company are required, on or before the 
eighteenth day of October, one thousand nine hundred and 
ten, to lodge particulars of such claims with Robert Longfield 
Sidey, the liquidator of the said Company, at his office, 
Lombard Chambers, 107 Pitt-street, Sydney; and if so 
required by notice in writing from the said liquidator, are 
personally, or by their solicitors, to come in and prove their 
said claims at such time and place as shall be specified in 
such notice; or in default thereof the said liquidator will 
proceed to make the final distribution of assets, without 
having regard to any claims not so Jodged and proven as 
above provided.—Dated this eighteenth day of August, one 
thousand nine hundred and ten. 


ROBERT LONGFIELD SIDEY, F.C.P.A., 
Liquidator, 
532 6s. 


PICTON PASTURES PROTECTION BOARD. 
IT is hereby notified that Mr. Alfred Wedlock, of Abbots- 
ford, Picton, farmer, has this day been duly elected as a 
Director of the Pastures Protection Board for the Pastures 
Protection District of Picton, in the place of Mr. A. P. 


Thomas, late of Wellington Park, Picton, resigned.—Dated 
at Picton, this 16th day of August, 1910, 


G. BRADBURY, 
Substitute Returning Officer. 
543 4s. 


[Form 30 ] 
“PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1902.” 
Novice or AvroINtMENT or ReczIver or SeALps. 
NOTICE is hereby given that the Pastures Protection Board 


for the District of Carcoar has appointed the person mentioned 
below to receive and grant certificates for scalps in conformity 


| with the abovenamed Act, and he will be in attendance at 


Woodstock for that purpose in the forenoon of the first 
Saturday in each month :— , 
J. W. Anderson. 
Dated at Carcoar, this Ist day of August, 1910, 
J. J, McPHEE, 


Gs Chairman Pastures Protection Board. 
57 4: Bs 


~ oe a hes 


24 Aua., 1910.] 


r {Form 30. ] 
“PASTURES PROTHCTION ACT, 1902.” 
Notice oF APPOINTMENT OF RECEIVER OF SCATPS. 


NOTICE is hereby, given that the Pastures Protection Board 
for the District of Carcoar has appointed the person mentioned 
below to receive and grant certificates for scalps in conformity 
with the abovenamed Aot, and he will be in attendance at 
Buckburraga, Burrags, for that purpose in the forenoon of 
the first Saturday in each month :— 


T. C. Hackney. 
Dated at Carcoar, this 1st day of August, 1910. 


J. J. McPHER, 
Chairman Pastures Protection Board. 


575 5s. 


{Form 30. ] 
“ PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1902.” 
Notice oF APPOINTMEN? OF RECEIVE?S oF ScALPs. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Pastures Protection Board 
for the D strict of Kden have appointed the persona mentioned 
below to receive and grant certificates for scalps in conformity 
with abovementioned Act, and they will be in attendance at 
the places below mentioned for that purpose. 


T. COCHRANE, 
Chairman, Eden Pastures Protection Board. 


Dated at Bega, this 19th day of August, 1910. 


Bega— Messrs. I’. Cochrane and CO. Parbery. 
Candelo—Mesars. J. A. Gordon and H. P. Collins. 
Bemboka—Messrs. G. E. Ward and Jas. Wilton. 
Cobargo—Mesasrs. D. Tarlinton and T, Kennelly. 
Pambula—Messrs. C. A. Baddelly and J. Haywood. 
Numbugga—Mr. T. J. Bateman, 
Burragate—Mr. G. Keys. 
Wyndham— Messrs. D. Collins and T. Waterson. 
: Rockton—Messrs. M. Flangan and A. Brownlie. 
576 7s. 


{Form 33.] 
* PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1902.” 
Scatz oF Bonuses For SCALPs. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Pastures Protection Board 
for the District-of Eden has fixed the following scale of prices 
which the Board is prepared to pay as bonuses for the scalps 
of the undermentioned noxious animals, viz :— 


8. d. 
. For the scalp of every native dog or ae 5 0 
” ” ” ” pup see dos 2 6 
” ” ” hare wee cae Sar we ON 2 
” ” ” fox OPE: hes 2 0 
a a is fox cub ... ne AB 2 0 
Dated at Bega, this 19th day of August, 1910. 
T, COCHRANE, 
Chairman. 
577 6s. 


- PASTURES PROTECTION BOARD, INVERELL 
DISTRICT, 


NOTICE is hereby given that Robert John Polk Higgins, 
Esquire, of Westho!me, Inverell, has been duly elected Chair- 
man of the above Board for the ensuing twelve months. 


O. V. JOHNSON, 
Secrotary. 
Dated at Inverell, this 18th day of June, 1910. 
578 4s, 


~ 


“PASTURES PROTEOTION ACT, 1802,” AND “PAS- 
TURES PROTECTION ACT, 1906.” 


Notice oF ASSESSMENT, 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Board of Directors for the 
District of Inverell, acting under the abovenamed Acts, has 
caused to be made an assessment of all the holdings in the 
district liable to be rated under such Acts showing the names 
and addresses of the owners or occupiers of the holdings, and 
the number and kind of stock to be rated, and that such assess- 
ment can be inspected at the Office of the Board, Inverell, by 
those liable to assessment, between the hou:s of 10 am. and 
4 p.m. daily, Saturdays 10 a.m, to 12 noon.—Dated at Inverell, 
this 16th day of July, 1910, 


R. J. HIGGINS, 
Chairman, Pasturea Protec'ion District of Inyerell, 
579. 6s. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 


} 


4769 


“ PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 102,” AND “PAS- 
TURES PROTECTION (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1906.” 


Novick oF RaTE OF ASSESSMENT. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Board of Directors for the 
District of Inverell, acting under the abovenamed Acts, have this 
day mude a rate of one-third of a penny per head of sheep and 
2d. per head on large rtock carried (except in case of unstocked 
or partly stocked lands, in which case the rate is levied on the 
carrying capacity of each holding as quinquennially determined 
by theBoard), and all owners and occupiers liable are required 
to pay the rate due by them respectively on or before 20th day 
of September, 1910, as per notice which will be forwarded, and 
according to the assessment hereby made, to Oswald V. 
Johnson, Secretary, at the Office of the Board, Byron Arcad», 
Inverell.—!'ated at Inverell, this 16th dsy of July, 1910. 


R. J. HIGGINS, 
Chairman. 
580 €s. 


‘PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1902.” 
ScaALE OF BONUSES FOR SCALPs. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Pastures Protection Board 

for the District of Molong has fixed the following ecile of 

prices which the Board is prepared to pay (on and after lst 

October, 1910), as bonuses for ecalps of the undermentioned 
noxious animals, viz. :— 

8. 

For the scalp of every full-grown native dog.. 10 

For the scalp of every full-grown native pup. 5 

For the scalp of every full-grown fox cub .., 0 

For the head of every crow ... see Aah) 


aooo 


The scalp and tail of any native dog or native pup shall be 
connected by a strip of skin along the back, and the skin of one 
shoulder and front leg shall also be attached. 

The scalp and tail of any fox cub shall be connected by a 
strip of skin along the back. 

lated at Molong, this 22nd day of August, 1910. 


R. HUNT, 
Chairman, Molong Pastures Protection Boaid. 
598 78. 


TRUSL DISTRICT OF TYCANNAH BORE WATER 
TRUST. 


THE Trustees of the Trust District of Tycannah Bore have 
caused to be made an assesement of all ratable property within 
the above district, with the names of the owners and o: cupiers, 
a3 far as known, of such property. 

* Particulars of such assessment are open for inspection at all 
reasonable times at the Office of the Trustees, Frome-street, 
Moree, and, within twenty-one days from the publ cation of this 
notice in the Gazette, any person inte: ding to appeal against 
the assessment may do so in the way required by the “ Water 
and Drainage Act, 1902,” and the Regulations made thereunder. 

Dated the 17th day of August, 1910. 


R. F. JENKINS, 
Chairman. 
570 * 5a, 


NOTICE is hereby given that I have this day dedicated to 
the public as a road for public traffic a strip of land one 
chain wide, extending from Elizabeth-street to Epsom-road, 
Waterloo, and in the position shown on plans lodged at the 
Registrar-General’s Office, and also at the Waterloo Town 
Hall. The above road is to be known as Joynton-avenue. 


W, C. COOPER, 
By his Attorney,— 
T, Raine, 86 Pitt-street, Sydney, 
10th August, 1910. 

538 4s. 

MUNICIPALITY OF WATERLOO, 
NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. John Maclean, of Shirley- 
road, North Sydney, has been duly appointed Valuer to the 
Municipality of Waterloo for triennial period 191], 1912, 
1913, also Collector of Lists of Electors for 1910. 


W. A. POWELL, 
W, Aten, Town Clerk, Mayor. 
18th August, 1910. 


533 4s, 


MUNICIPALITY OF BOTANY. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Lincoln H. Bernard, of North 
Botany, has been appointed Collector of Lists under Ordin- 
ance 14, Local Government Act, 1906-7-8, in connection 
with the Municipality of Botany. 
JOHN HERFORD, 
Town Hall, Botany, Mayor. 
19th August, 1919, 
565 4s, 


Yt 


s 


4770 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 


[24 Ava., 1910. 


MUNICIPALITY OF BOTANY. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Benjamin Morgan has been 
duly appointed Valuator to the above Municipality for the 
year 1911, in aceordance with the provisions of the Local 
Government Act, 1906—7-8, and the Ordinances and Regula- 
tions made thereunder. 


JOHN HEREFORD, 
Town ‘Hali, Botany, sh Mayor. 
19th August, 1910. 


566 As. 


MUNICIPALITY Of MORPETH. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Ebenezer Ling, junior, has been 
reappointed Foremanof Works and Inspector of Nuisances, and 
Inspector to prosecute on behaif of above Council for breaches 
of Ordinances made under Local Government Act, 1906-8, 


J. C. BROWN, 
Council Chambers, Mayor. 
18th August, 1910, 


568 


As, 


MUNICIPALITY OF NEW LAMBTON, 


NOTICE is hereby given that at a regular meetizg of the 
Council, held Wednesday, 17th August, 1910, Messrs. Thomas 
Stephen Jones and Henry James Noble were duly appointed 
Valuers to the above Municipality for the triennial period 
commencing Ist January, 1911, under the provisions of the 
“‘Lecal Government Act of 1906,” and Acts amending same, 
and the Ordinances and Regulations made thereunder, 


JOSEPH MITCHELL, 
Mayor. 
4s. 


17th August, 1910. 
569 


# 


MUNICIPALITY OF STOCKTON. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. William Johnson, Tuspector 
of Nuisances, has been duly appointed Inspector under The 
Cattle Slaughtering and Diseased Meat Act to this Munici- 
pality. 
H. A. GRAHAM, 
Council Chambers, Stockton, Town Clerk, 
10th August, 1910. 
Dien : 4s, 


——_—_—_———., 


MUNICIPALITY OF WICKHAM. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Council of the Munici- 
pality of Wickham have duly appointed Peter Fleming 
Sanitary Inspector and Collector to the said Municipality, and 
he is hereby authorised to represent the said Council in ecar- 
rying out the duties of the said office in the conduct of any 
legal proceeding in any Court by, for, or on account of 
breaches of the following Acts, Ordinances, or Regulations 
attached thereto:—The Local Government Act: The Im- 
pounding Act; The Noxious Trades Act; The Dairy 
Supervision Act; The Public Health Act ; Smoke Nuisance 
Abatement Act; ‘The Cattle Slaughtering and Diseased 
Animals and Meat Act. : 
JAMES CROFT, 


Council Chambers, Mayor. 


18th August, 1910. ; 
573 6s. 


at 


MURRAY SHIRE. 
Noiics. 
To John Mitchelhill, of Moora, owner of portion 103, parish of 
Mathoura, eounty of Cadell. 


YOU are hereby required to remove the obstructions of fencing 
from the public road, gazetted 15th October, 1489, along the 
south boundary of the abovementioned portion within sixty days 
from the date hereof, failing which the Council will have 
them removed at your expense. 


By order, 
RUPERT W. TREATT, 
Shire Office, Mathoura, 


Shire Olerk., 
15th August, 1910. 
529 5a. 


INSPECTOR OF SLAUGHTERING HOUSES. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Constable T. E. Bates, of 
Woodenbong Police Station, has been duly appointed as 
-Inspector of Slaughtering Houses under The Diseased 
Animals and Meat Act, 1902, and the provisions of The 
Local Government Act of 1906,” and subsequent Acts and 
Ordinances in connection therewith, for the Shire of Ten- 
terfield. 
J. N. B, WATTS, 


Shire Clerk. 
546. 4s, 


ERINA SHIRE. 
NOTIFICATION OF SCAVENGING AREA. 


IN accordance with Ordinance 45 (2) of the ‘‘ Local Govern- 
ment Act, 1906,” the following Scavenging Area has been 


declared :—- 
WOY WOY. Z 


Commencing at the intersection of foreshores of Woy, Woy 
Creek and the south-western boundary of measured portion. 
39, parish of Patonga, county of Northumberland, Land Dis- , 
trict of Gosford; thence north along the western boundary 
cf the aforesaid portion 39 and portious 47 and 48 to the 
foreshores again ; thence along the foreshores easterly and 
southerly, to the point of commencement. — 


M. C, OGDEN, 
Shire Office, Gosford, _ Shire Clerk. 
18th Angust, 1910. 


544 6s. 


SHIRE OF CANOBLAS. 


NOTICE is hereby given that, in pursuance of the powers 
vested in the Council by ‘‘The Cattle Slaughtering and 
Diseased Animals and Meat Act, 1902,” the following have 
been appointed as Inspectors of Slaughter-yards :-- 


Fravk Keirnon, First Class Constable of Police, Lucknow. 

"dward Paton, Senior-constable of Police, Millthorpe. 

C. T. FLEMING, : 
Shire Clerk. 


Orange, 19th August, 1910, 
571 4s. 


APSLHY SHIRE. 
NOTICE is hereby given, that Constable Clarence Frederick 
W. Smith has been appointed Inspector under the “ Cattle 
Slaughtering and Diseased Animals and Meat Act of 1902,” for 
Nowendoe, vice Constable John Uharles Harrison, resigned, 
& HARGRAVE, 
Shire Clerk. 

531 33. 


“CATTLE SLAUGHTERING AND DISEASED ANIMALS 
AND MEAT ACT, 1502” 


Liverprcon Pruains Sure. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Council of Liverpool Plains 
Shire has appointed the person named below to bean Inspector 
of Slaughter Houses and animals intended for slaughter, 
under the abovenamed Act, within the area of the esid Shire, 
tie appointment to take effect as from the 18th August, 1910 :— 
Constable George Hugh Peden (vice Constable EB, dames) 
transferred), Mullaley. 
H. J. SOHUBAOK, 

Gunnedah, 20th August, 1910. Shire Cler’. 
582 5s. 


“CATTLE SLAUGHTERING AND DISEASED ANIMALS 
AND MBAT ACT, 1902.” 


Booioor00 SHIRE. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Council for Boolocroo 
Shire No. 43, has appointed the person named below to be an 
Inspector under the abovenamed Act within the area of the 
said Shire :—- 

Senior-constable Herbert John Fox (vice Senior-constable 

Borger, transferred). 
J. T. CRANE, 
Shire Clerk. 

597 : 4s. 


SHIRE OF ABERCROMBIE. 


AT a duly convened meeting of the Council of the Aber- 
erombie Shire held on the 6th day of August, 1910, the 
following were fixed as the charges for animals impounded in 
the Rockley Pound :— 

Tf hand fed, 


For every horse, mare, gelding, colt, ass, peer 1 

mule, or foal... he bor Sie 2 0 per day. 
For every cow, ox, heifer, steer, or calf ... 15°56 “3 

as sheep : ) ed. +1 

2” goat ee) ” 

sf plg... ey ies 24) 6 

ah bull, or entire horse 2 6 49 

If grazed only. 

For horses, asses, mules, or cattle (grazed 

only) per head .., Jape Oe nd © per day. 
For sheep (grazed only), per head — peg 3 
Any calf less than three months old and 

sucking its mother ; Free: 

A, SQUIER, 
Shire Clerk. 


608 7 


24 Ava, 1910.] 


YALGOGRIN TEMPORARY COMMON, 


NOTICE.—A public meeting of Commoners will be held in 
Smith’s Hall, Yalgogrin, on Saturday, 3rd September, at 7 
_ o'clock p.m,, for the purpose of electing a Trustee for above 
common in place of M, J. Connellan, resigned. 


WM. H. SLADE, 
Secretary, Yalgogrin Common Trustees. 


599 38, 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the estate of William Albert Peterson, late of No. 5 
Cubitt-street, Richmond, in the State of Victoria, railway 
guard, deceased, intestate. 


NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and other persons 
having any claim upon or affecting the estate of the above- 
named deceased, who died on the Ist day of October, 1909, 
are hereby required to send in full particulars of their claims 
to The Permanent Trustee Company of New South Wales 
(Limited), O’Connell-street, Sydney, the administrator of the 
said estate, before the 6th day of October next, after which 
date the said The Permanent Trustee Company of New South 
Wales (Limited) will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased among the parties entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts and claims only of which it shall then 
have had notice ; and the said Company shall not be liable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person 
of whose claim it shall not have had notice at the time of 
such distribution.—Dated this 17th day of August, 1910. 


For The Permanent Trustee Company of New South Wales 
(Limited). 
A. PERCEVAL BEDFORD, 
Norton, Smiru & Co., Proctors. Manager. 
536 7s. 6d. 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


of John Sallaway, late of Rous, in the State of 
New South Wales, farmer, deceased. : 


PURSUANT to the ‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act of 1898”: Notice is hereby given that every creditor or 
other person having any claim against the estate of John 
Sallaway, the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 
4th day of September, 1908, and probate of whose will was, 
on the 16th day of November, 1908, granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales to Frank Henry Bartlett, of 
Rous, and James Jolly, of Lismore, the executors in the said 
will named, is hereby required to send in particulars in 
writing of such claim to the said Frank Henry Bartlett and 
James Jolly, in care of the undersigned George Bennett 
Somerville, at his office hereunder mentioned, on or before 
the 17th day of September, 1910, at the expiration of whjch 
time the said Frank Henry Bartlett and James Jolly will 
proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst 
the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims 
of which they had notice ; and notice is hereby further given 
that the said Frank Henry Bartlett and James Jolly will not 
be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, 
to any person of whose claim they shall not have had notice 
at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 17th day of 
August, 1910. 


In the will 


G. B. SOMERVILLE, 
Proctor for the said Executors, 
Motesworth-street, Lismore. 
By his Agents, —SLy & RUSSELL, 
369 George-street, Sydney. 


541 7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Michael O’Brien, late of Wollongong, in the 
State of New South Waies, hotelkeeper, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898” : Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any claims upon or being otherwise interested 
in the estate of the abovenumed deceased (who died at Wollon- 
gong on the 17th day of May, 1902), are hereby required to 
send in full particulars of their claims to the undersigned, the 
proctor for the executors of the estate of the said deceased, 
before the 2lst day of September next, after which date 
the said executors will proceed to distribute the assets of 
the said deceased amongst the parties entitled thereto, having 
regard to the claims of which they shall then have netice ; 
and the said executors shall not be liable, for the assets or any 
part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim they 
shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution.— 
Dated this 5th day of August, 1910. 
ANDREW AUGUSTUS LYSAGHT, 
Proctor for the Executors, 
Crown-street, Wollonaens 
583 | “8. Bde 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 


| 603 


4771 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 


In the will of Christopher Kearney, late of Rawsonville, 
near Dubbo, in the State of New South Wales, grazier, 
deceased. 


NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and other persons 
having any claim upon or affecting the estate: of the above- 
named deceased, who died on the 9th day of April, 1910, are 
hereby required to send in particulars of their claims to the 
undersigned, solicitors for Christopher Kearney and Denis 
McGuinn, the executors of the will of the abovenamed de- 
ceased, to whom probate was granted by the Supreme Court 
of New South Wales on the 24th day of May, 1910, on or 
béfore the 7th day of October next, after which date the said 
executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased among the parties entitled thereto, having regard to 
the debts and claims only of which they shall then have had 
notice; and the said executors shall not he liable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of: 
whose claim they shall not have had notice at the time of such 
distribution.—Dated this 19th day of August, a,p, 1910. 


McGUINN & McGUINN, 
Solicitors for Hxecutors, 
Church-street, Dubbo, 
By their Agents,—Hxurs & Burroy, 
84 Hlizabeth-street, Sydney. 


550 7s. 6d. 


a a a ee ~ 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the estate and effects of Alexander Blair, late of Prench’s- 
road, Willoughby, in the State of New South Wales, 
gentleman, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “* Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any claims or demands against or upon the 
estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died at Wil- 
loughby on 22nd May, 1910, are hereby required to send in. 
full particulars of their claims and demands upon the said 
estate to the Perpetual Trustee Company, Limited, 2, 4, 
and 6 Spring-street, Sydaey, the executors of the said 
estate, to whom probate was granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales on Sth August, 1910, on or 
before the 5th day of October next, in default whereof the. 
said Perpetual Trustee Company, Limited, will, after the 
last-mentioned date, proceed to administer the estate and 
distribute the assets among the parties entitled thereto, 
having regard only to the claims and demands of which they: 
shall then have notice; and the said Company will not be: 
liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose claim they shall not have had notice at the 
time of such distribution.—Dated this 17th day of August, 
1910. ; 
For Perpetual Trustee Company, Limited, 


A, J. MACKENZIE, 
McLacuian & Murray, Proctors, Manager. 
728 King-street, Sydney. 
601 ; 7s. 6d, 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Hedley William Davey, late of Princes-street, 
McMahon’s Point, North Sydney, in the State of New 
South Wales, mercantile clerk, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 

Act, 1898”; Notice is hereby given that every creditor or 

other person having any claim against the estate of Hedley 

William Davey, the abovenamed deceased, who died at 

Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, on or about the 

27th day of July, 1910, and probate of whose will was on the. 
15th day of August, 1910, granted by the Supreme Court of | 
New South Wales, to Emma Maria Davey and Jessie Louisa 

Maher, both of Princes-street, McMahon’s Point, North 

Sydney, the executrices in the said will named, is hereby 
required to send particulars in writing of such claim to the 

undersigned, Perkins, Stevenson & Co., at their offices here- 
under mentioned, on before the 6th day of October next, at the 
expiration of which time the said executrices will proceed to 
distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which 
they then have notice ; and notice is hereby further given 

that the said executrices will not be liable, for the assets or 
any part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim 
they shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 
—Dated this 22nd day of August, 1910. 


PERKINS, STEVENSON & CO., 
Proctors for the Executrices, 
122 Pitt-street, cca e 
: s. 6d. 


4772 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. | 


In the will and codicil of Sidwell Bryant, late of Blaxland’s 
Swamp, near Lithgow, iu the State of New South Wales, 
widow, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “ Wills, Probate and Administration Act 
of 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any claims against the estate of the above- 
named deceased, who died at Blaxland’s Swamp, near 
Lithgow, on the 28th day of April, 1910, are hereby required 
to send in full particulars of such claims to the uander- 
signed, the proctors for Richard Bryant and William Bryant, 
the executors of the will and codicil of the said deceased, to 
whom probate was granted by the Supreme Court of New 
South Wales on the 2nd day of June last past, on or before 
the 5th day of October next, in default whereof the said 
executors will, after the last-mentioned date, proceed to 
administer the estate and distribute the assets amongst the 
parties entitled thereto, having regard to the claims of which 
they shall then have notice; but the said executors will not 
be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to 
any person of whose claim they shall not have notice at the 
time of such distribution.—Dated this 19th day.of August, 
A.D. 1910. 


THOMPSON & LE FEVRH, 
Proctors for Executors, 
Main-street, Lithgow. 
607 78. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


ed 


In the will of Harriett Roberts, formerly of Sydney, in the 
State of New South Wales, but late of London, England, 
married woman, deceased. 


NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and other persons 
having any claim upon or affecting the estate of the above- 
named deceased, who died on the 1]th day of February, 1902, 
are hereby required to send in full particulars of their claims 
to The Permanent Trustee Company cf New South Wales 
(Limited), O’Connell-street, Sydney, the administrator with 
the will annexed of the said estate, before the 30th day of 
September next, after which date the said The Permanent 
Trustee Company of New South Wales (Limited) will pro- 
ceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased among the 
parties entitled thereto, having regard to the debts and claims 
only of which it shall then have had notice ; and the said 
Company shall not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof 
so distributed, to any person of whose claim it shall not have 
had notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated this ]]th 
day of August, 1910. 


For The Permanent Trustee Company of New South Wales 
(Limited), A. Perceval Bedford, Manager. 
STEPHEN, JAQUES, & STEPHEN, 
Proctors, 
12 & 14 O’Connell-street, Sydney. 
584 7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Eleanor Girard, late of Darlinghurst, in the 
State of New South Wales, spinster, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘“ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 
other persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting 
the estate of the abovenamed deceased (who died on or 
about the 22nd day of June, 1910), probate of whose will 
was granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, in 
its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 18th day of August, 1910, 
to William Elliott Veitch Robson, one of the executors in the 
said will named, leave being reserved to James Fletcher, the 
other executor in the same will named, to come in and prove, 
are hereby required to send in particulars of their claims 
to the said William Elliott Veitch Robson, or to the under- 
signed, the proctors for the said executor, on or before the 
6th day of October next, at the expiration of which time 
the said executor will proceed to distribute tho assets of the 
said deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts and claims only of which he shall then 
have had notice ; and the said executor will not be liable, for 
_the assets so distributed, to any person of whose debt or 
claim he shall not have had notice at the time of such 
distribution.— Dated this 24th day of August, 1910. 


ROBSON & COWLISHAW, 
Proctors for the said Executor, 
City Bank Chambers, 
164 Pitt-street, Sydney. _ 
609 7s, 6d, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 


[24 Ave., 1910. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Samuel Neale, late of ‘‘Glen Eden,” Ryde, 
near Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, free- * 
holder, deceased, 


NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and other persons 
having any debt or claim upon or affecting the estate of 
the late Samuel Neale, the abovenamed deceased, who died 
on or about the 27th day of July, 1910, probate of whose 
will was granted, on the 20th day of August, 1910, to William 
Thomas Rabone and James Gregg, the executors named in the 
said will, are hereby required to send in particulars of their 
claims to the said executors, or to the undersigned, their 
proctors, on or before the 5th day of October next, at the 
expiration of which time the said executors will proceed to 
distribute the assets of the said deceased among the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts and claims only 
of which they shall then have had notice; and the said 
executors will not be liable, for the assets so distributed, to 
any person of whose debt or claim they shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution.— Dated this 23rd day 
of August, 1910. 
DEANE & DEANE, 
Proctors for the said Executors, 
33 Rowe-street, Sydney, 

610 7s. 6d. 


In the intestate estate of Joseph Malcolm, late of Lagoon, near 
Bathurst, grazier, deceazed. 


ALL persons having claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 8th day of September, 1910. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Kstate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
18th August, 1910. 
542 4s. 


To the will and codicil ef Patrick Francis Moloney, late of 
Tempe, near Sydney, gardener, dec: ased. 


ALU persons having claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by aiffidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 2nd day of September, 1919. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of Intestate Hstates (Kxecutor of above will). 


Chancery-square, Sydney, 
19th August, 1910. 
557+ 4a. 


In tho intestate estate of Thomas Corbett, late of Hospital 
for the Insane, Kenmore, deceased. 


ALL persons having claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 9th day of September, 1910. 


T. W. GARRETTS, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
19th August, 1910. 
558 4s, 


rs 
In the intestate estate of Martin Hailorar, late of Boloco, 
near Dalgety, deceased. 


ALL persons having claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 9th day of September, 1910. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
19th August, 1910, 
559 4s, 


= 
Tn the intesta‘e estate of Amelia Byrne, late of Katoomba, 
deceased, 


ALL persons having clsims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 9th day of September, 1910. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
y Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
19th August, 1910, 
560 4s, 


eee 


24 Ava., 1910.] 


In the intestate estate of John Carlson, late of Miller’s 
Point, Sydney, labourer, deceased. 


ALL persons having claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 2nd day of September, 1910, 


T. W. GARRETT, 
. Curator of the above Hstate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
19th August, 1910. 
661 As. 


Io the intestate estate of Timothy Minogue, late of 
Croydon, near Sydney, deceased. 


ALL persons having claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 2nd day of September, 1910. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
19th August, 1910. 
562 43, 


In the intestate estate of Richard Dunn, late of Kars Station, 
Menindie, labourer, deceased. 


ALL persons having claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 9th day of September, 1910. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
19th August, 1910. 
563 4s. 


In the intestate estate of Arthur Leslie Nobbe, late of 
Melbourne, Victoria, deceased. 


ALL persens having claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 9th day of September, 1910. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
19th August, 1910. 
564 4a. 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1893.] 
(18,577) 


Tn the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re William George Donkin, of Abermain, l«bourer. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on luis own 
petition —Dated at Sydney, this 16th day of August, 1910. 
Fy. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—CHABLes FAIRFAX WATERLOO Lioyp. 
615 3s. 6d. 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,578) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re James Rede Casey, of 42 Ridge-street, Surry Hille, book- 
binder in the Goverament Printing Office. 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
div been mude against the abovenamed bankrupt, on his own 
petition.— Dated at Sydney, this 16th day of August, 1910. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee —WiLtiaM Harrin@Ton PALMER. 
6:6 


8s. 6d. 


fNotice under Section 11 of the Bankruptty Act, 1808.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,578) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. : 
Re John Burns, of Abermain, fireman. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order hes this 
day been made against the aboyenamed bankrupt, on his 
own petition.—Dated at Sydney, this 17th day of August, 1910. 


¥. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Arsignee—CHARLES FarRFAX WATERLOO LroyD. 
617 3s. 6d, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 1351. 


i 


4773 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,681) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re James Arthur Brown, of Bridgewater, near Molong, 
labourer, 


NOTIOR is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has thi 
day been m°de against the abovenamed bankrupt, on his own 
petition. — Dated at Sydney, this 19th day of August, 1910. 
¥. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee.—Win11AM HaRringron PALMER. 
618 3s. 6d. 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1893.] 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, (18,543) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 

Re David Kiss, of 41 Cry stal-street, Petersham, legal agent. 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the Bank of Australa-ia.—Dated at Sydney, this 

22nd day of August, 1910. 
F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Offciel Assignee—WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER. 
619 3s. 6d. 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,5668) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re M. A. Harrington, of 180 Forbes-street, Sydney. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of Brown, Joske, & Co, (Limited), of Clarence-street, 
Sydney.— Dated at Sydney, this 19th day of August, 1910. 
¥. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—CHARLES FarrFax WATERLOO LioyYD. 
620 38. 6d. ~ 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,572) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re William Manns, junr., of Narromine. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of George Albert Wheeler.—Dated at Sydney, this 
22nd day of August, 1910. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 

Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—CHaRLes Farrrax WatErioo Lioyp. 
621 8s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,569) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Donald McDonald, of Helensburgh, miner. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
ia the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Bulli, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 14th day 
of September, 1910, at Li a.m., or as soon after as the course 
of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Moore-street, Sydney, not later than the 7th day of September, 
1410, 
_F, H. SALUSBURY, 

Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee —WILLIAM HarrinGton PaLmeER. : 
611 ‘ 5. 


A 


Inthe Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matter will be held at the Court, Citizens’ 
Chambers, Moore-street, Sydney, on the 6th day of September, 
1910, at 10 am., or as soon after as the course of business 
will permit. ‘Jo entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his proof 
must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, not: later 
than the 2nd day of September, 1910 :— 

Re Sylvester Dunn (No. 18,558), of 258 and 262 Orown- 

street, Sydney, supper-room proprietor. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 

Official Assignee—OCHARLES FarrFAx WATERLOO ee 
612 3. 


4774 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. [24 Ave., 1910. 


a 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditora 
in the following matters will be held at the Court, Citizens’ 
Chambers, Moore-strect, Sydney, on the 7th day of September, 
1910, at 10a.m., or as soon after as the course of business will 
permit. ‘To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his proof must be 
lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, not later than thc 
8rd day of September, 1910 :— 


Re William Coles (No. 18,522), of The Pines, near Forbes, 
grazier. 
Re James Bede Casey (No. 18,578), of 42 Ridge-street, Surry 
Hills, bookbinder. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee -WiLLIaM HARRINGTON PALMER. 
613 12s. 


Inthe Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTOY. © 
Re Charles Rootsey, of Bega, labsurer. 


(18,562) 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matier, will be held at the Court-house, Bega, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 7th day of 
September, 1910, at 11 am., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Moore-stieet, Sydney, not later than the 3lst day of August, 
1919, 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 

Odicial Assignee—WIn11AM Harrineaton PALMER. 


[1279] Free 


In the Supreme Court cf New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTOY, 


NOTICE ia hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matter will be held at the Court, Citizens’ 
Chambers, Moore-street, Sydney, on the 7th day of September, 
1910, at 10 a.m., or as soon after ss the course of business will 
permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his proof must be 
lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy not later than the 
8rd day of September, 1910 :— 


Re Sydney Bernard Reilly (No. 18,576), of 89 Goodlett-street, 
Sydney, formerly of 368, Cleveland-street, Sydney, bill- 
poster. : 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—WixtiamM Harrina@Ton PALMER. 


[1280] Free 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 


Re ¥ illiam Mitcheil, of Toothdale, in the State of New South 
Wales, farmer; ex parte the Bankrupt. 


To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that the abovenamed William Mitchell intends 
to apply to the Court, on Wednesday, thel4th day of September 
hext, at 10 am., or as soon afterwards as the course of business 
will admit, that a Certificate of Iischarge be granted to him, 
under and according to the provisions of the “ Bankruptcy Act, 
1898.”-—Dated this 19th day of August, 1910. 


BLAND & CUNNINGHAM, 
Solici‘ors for the said William Mitchell, Bega. 
By their Agents,— , 
VILLENEUVE-SmitH & Dawes, 
28 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 
547 7s. 


(15,508) 


~ 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY, 
Re Thomas Rigney, of Cootamundra, farmer. 


(11,995) 


To the Cfficial Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that the abovenamed Thomas Rigney intends 
to apply to the Court, on Wednesday, the 21st day of Septem- 
1910, at 10 a.m., or as econ afterwards as the course of business 
wil! admit, that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to him, 
under and according to the provisions of the “ Bankruptcy Act, 
1893.”—Dated the 22nd day of August, 1910.: 


C. A. VAUGHAN, 
Solicitor for Bankrupt, 


By his Agents — Cootamundra. 
Peski s, \iuvenson, & Co., 
122 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
602 68. 6d. 


SPECIAL MEETING FOR PROOF OF DEBT. 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (14,951) 
IN INSOLVENCY AND IN BANKRUPTCY. 
In the Insolvent Estate of James Alexander Lyttle, of Eliza- 
- beth-street, Sydney, coachbuilder. 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 
TAKE NOTICE that a Special Mecting for Proof of Debt 
will be held at the Court, Citizens’ Chambers, Moore-street, 
Sydney, on Wednesday, the 31st day of August instant, at 10 


a.m., or as soon afterwards as the course of business will 
admit.—Dated this 17th day of August, 1910. 
P. W. STREET, J., 
The Judge in Bankruptcy. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—WiILLIAM HaRrRINGron PALMER. 
614 8s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN EQUITY. 


In the matter of Gibbs, Smith, and Co. (Limited) ; and in the 
matter of the “‘ Companies Act, 1899.” 


NOTICE is hereby given that a petition for the winding-up 
of the abovenamed Company by the Court was, on the 17th 
day of August, 1910, presented by W. Brash Macarthur 
(Limited), having a registered office at 253 Clarence-street, 
Sydney, a creditor of the said Company, and that the said 
petition is directed to be heard before the Honorable Philip 
Whistler Street, Chief Judge in Equity, on the 6th day of 
September, 1910 ; and any creditor or contributary of the said 
Company desirous of opposing the making of an order for the 
winding-up of the said Company under the above Act should 
appear at the time of the hearing by himself or his counsel 
for that purpose, and a copy of the petition will be furnished 
to any creditor or contributary of the said Company requiring 
the same by the undersigned on payment of the regulated 
charge for the same. 


MARK MITCHELL & FORSYTH, 
Solicitors for the Petitioner, 
Savings Bank Chambers, 
Moore-street, Sydney. ~ 


556 9s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Notice. to OCrypDivoRs. 


ACCOUNTS and plans of distribution in the undermentioned 
estates, showing dividends as specified hereunder, are now filed 
in the Office of the Registrar in Bankruptcy, Citizens’ Chambers, 
Moore-street, Sydney, for the inspection of persons inter- 
ested ; and notice is hereby given that such accounts and plans 
will be submitted to the Court for confirmation on Thursday, 
the 15th September, 1910, at 11 a.m., if not previously objected 
to := 
James Joseph O’Dwyer, of Gundagai, medical practitioner 
(No, 17,915), a second account and first plan of dietribu- 
tion showing payment of a dividend of 5s. 10d. (five 
shillings and ten pence) in the £ on two proved prefer- 
ential claims only. 
James Thom Gibson, trading as The Western Engineering 
Company, of Bourke, engineer (No. 17,948), a second 
account and plan of distribution showing payment of a 
dividend of ijd. (one penny farthing) in the £ on all 
proved concurrent debts. 


Frederick David Andrews, of Firat-avenue, Rookwood, labourer 


(No, 18,154), a second account and first plan of distribu- 
tion showing payment of a dividend of 1s. 43d. (one 
shilling and four pence and three-eighths of a penny) in 
the £ on all proved concurrent debts. 


In the following estates accounts current only showing debit 
balances :— 
No. A el Arthur Ankis William-on, of near Tingha, bullock 
river. 

No. 18,428. Richard Gillard, of Herbert-street, Rockdale, 
dairyman: — » 

No, 18,472, William Arthur D’Arcy, ef Aberdare, near Weet 
Maitland, electrician. 

No, 18,479, Maleus William O’ Berg, of Inverell, carpenter, 

No. 18,481. Matthew William Carlill, of Casino, butcher. 

No. 18,483. Herbert Jamos Marr, of Abermain, fireman. 

No. 18,487, Margarot Roarty, of Laidley-street, West Walls: 
end, widow. : 

No. 18,489. Peter Robertson, of Railway-street, Pit Town, 
Wallsend, miner. 

No, 18,491. Gregory Samuel Chapman, of 106 Derwent-street, 
Giebe, boarding-house keeper. 

No. 18,500, Charles Henry Tonkin, of 9 J unction-street, Mere- 
wether, Newcastle, commission agent. . 


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No. 18,506. Percy Angel Wallace, of Brand-street, Croydon, 


labourer. 

No. 18,512. Charles Holzhen, of Johnson’s Creek, near Stroud, 
storekeeper. 

No, 18,625. Samuel Lambert, of Morgan-street, Adamstown, 
miner, 


C. KF. W. LLOYD, 
Denman Chambers, Official Assignes. 
182 Phillip-street, Sydney, 
23rd August, 1910, 
600 14s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Notice TO CREDITORS. 


ACCOUNTS with plans of distribution is the undermentioned 
estates, showing dividends as specified, are now filed in the Office 
of the Registrar in Bankruptcy, Citizens’ Chambers, Moore- 
street, Syduey, for the inspection of persons interested; and 
notice is hereby given that such accounts and plans will be 
submitted to the Court for confirmation on Thursday, the 8th 
September, 1910, at 11 a.m., if not previously objected to :— 
William James Dickson, of 82 Pitt-atreet, Sydney, solicitor (No. 
18,421), firstaccount and first plan of distribution showing 
payment of a dividend of twenty shillings in the pound on 
four preferential claims only, and carrying a balance for- 
ward of £6 8s. 10d. to the credit of the estate. 


Holmes Sanivel Chipman, of “ Pfahlert’s Hotel,” Margaret- 
street, Sydney, merchant (No. 16,258), a fourth account 
and fourth plan of distribution showing payment of an 
equalising dividend of nine shillings and seven-sixteenths 
of a penny in the pound on two claims proved siace the 
filing of the last account. 


Daniel O'Leary, of Tenterfield, groom (No. 7,678), a third 
account and second plan of distributicn showing payment 
of an equalising dividend of twenty shillings in the pound 
on two claims lodged since the filing of the last account, 
and carrying a balance of £4 8s. 8d. forward to’ the credit 
of the estate. 


George Nicholas Munn, of Denman, labourer (No. 4,157), a 
second account and first plan of distribution showing pay- 
ment of a dividend of twenty shillings in the pound on the 
only proved concurrent debt, and carrying a balance for- 
ward of £40 18s. 5d. to the credit of the estate. 


Leslie Alexander McDougal], senior, of Lansdowne River, 
near Coopernook, farmer (No. 9,833), a second account and 
first plan of distribution showing payment of a dividend 
of twelve shillings and one penny five-eighths of a penny 
in the pound on all proved concurrent claims. 


Fiijah Henderson, of Herbert-street, Dulwich Hill, and Wattle- 
street, Pyrmont, ironfounder (No. 17,600), a secoad 
account and first plan of distribution showing payment of 
a dividend of twenty shillings in the pound on three pre- 
ferential claims and a dividend of one shilling and four- 
pence half-penny in the pound on all proved concurrent 


claims. 
WILLIAM HARRINGION PALMER, 
Official Assignee. 
47 Hlizahcth-street, Sydney, 
22nd August, 1910. 
605 : 14s. 


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£1 REWARD. 
LOST, —Bay mare, branded K Fj near shoulder, eaddle-marked, 
three white blotches, about aged. 
T. JOHNSTON, 
Finley. 
548 3s. 


LOST,—1i-1 B. G., branded Ve in ace of hearis. Any person 
detaining same after this date will be prosecuted, Reward. 


R. OWEN, 
79 Elizabeth-street, Waterloo. 
554 3s, 


LOST or stolen,—Cream pony mare, branded ge near 
shoulder, !1 or 12 hands, black mane and tail, two white hind 
feet. 
ai A. BIRTLES, 

Chesterfield Cottage, Bourke-street, Waterloo. 
555 38, 


4775 


Lmpoundings, 


*.* Poundhkeepers are r2minded that. Advertisements of 
Impounded Stock are charged for at the rate of ONE SHILLING 
FOR BACH ANIMAL DESCRIBED ; and no such Advertisement wilt 
be inserted in the Gazette unless accompanied by a remittance. 
sufficient to cover the cost of insertion. 


BANGALOW.—Impounded at Bangalow, on the 13th day of 
August, 1910, from Newrybah, by J. J. Alcorn; sum due 
at date of notice, 11s. 11d. each :— 

Yellow ind white heifer, unbranded, points off ears, 24 years. 

Yellow heifer, D near rump, D J off rump, 18 months. 

Red-roan heifer, unbranded, 18 months. 

Red cow (with brindle heifer at foot), unbranded, about 4 
years. 

Yellow cow (with red and white calf at foot), unbranded, three 
pieces out near ear, one out off ear, 4 years. 

Red heifer calf, unbranded, 9 months. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

1st September, 1910. 

§51— bs. W. FAULKNER, Acting Poundkeeper. 


BOGGABILLA.—Impounded at Boggabilla, on the lith day 
of August, 1910, from Boonal Station, by order of the- 
Manager; sum due at date of notice, 11s. 6d, :— 

Dark-brown or black gelding, like J @2& (the A blotched), 
white spot off side neck and off ribs, broken, aged. 

Tf not released, willbe sold at this Pound at noon on the 
8th September, 1910. 
527—1s. 
CLARENCE TOWN.—Impounded at Clarence Town, on the 

16th day of August, 1910, from Mill Hill, by James 
Flannery :— 

Red and white bullock, branded IWS. 

1f£ not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
8th September, 1910. 
630—1s. 


J. NEWLANDS, Poundkeeper. 


G. PREECE, Pound keeper. 


DENMAN.—Impounded at Denman, on the 12th day of 
August, 1910, from wheat paddock, by Mr. H. Dobbie; 
sum due at date of notice, 3s. 6d. :— 

Red heifer, branded § over like —— (blotched), 

Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

15th September, 1910. 

595 - le. W. DAY, Poundkeeper. 

‘Whiedinedine fs Tua sD es 0 a ee Memon SY ae ee ae ee eS 

ELRINGLON.—Impounded at Elrington, on the 15th day of 
August, 1910, from Elrington Common, by L. Baum- 
gardiner, by order of the Trustees; sum due at date of 
notice, 10s. 9d. :— aa 

Yellow and white cow, like $8 on rump, like \_/ on ribs, 
brands on milking side, ears disfigured, 5 years. 

If nt released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

8th September, 1910. 


557—1s. J. WIGGINS, Poundkeeper. 


FORBES.— Impounded at Forbes, on the 16th day of August, 
1910, from Menrose Farm, by George Millard; sum due 
at date of notice set after each animal :— — 

Red cow, no brands visible, white face, 3 years ; 15s, 

Bally heifer calf at foot, unbranded. 

Also, on the 19th August, 1910, off Pine Park, by 
T, R. Strikland :— 

Yellow and white spotted bull, unbranded, 2 years ; 6s, 6d. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon.on the 

Ist September, 1910. 


§53—8a, F. FLINT, Poundkeeper, 


GLEN INNES —Impounded at Glen Jnnes, on the 18th day 
of August, 1910, from Furrucobad Creek, by Mr. J. C, 
Hilton; damages and ‘driving, 6d. :— 

Red poley steer, top off one ear, like R, T over [T } near rump, 
no other brands visible, 2 years. 

Also, on same date, from Mardnan, by order of Mr. F. McInnis ; 

eum due at date of notice, las. i-— 

Black horse, small star, pigeon toed, old scar near shoulder, 
like § P over § near shoulder, 5 years, 142 hands. 

Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

8th September, 1910. 


585—2s. 


8. SARGH ANT, Poundkeeper. 


GRENFELL —Impounded at Grenfell, on the 19th day of 
August, 1910, from Closeburv, by Thos. J. Hampton; 
damages and driving, 18. 9d. :— ? 

Bay horse, white stripe down face, scum over near eye, 3% near 
shoulder, aged, 153 hands, | = 

Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

8th September, 1910. 

586—1s. 


J. MARKS, Poundkeeper. 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 131. 


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KURRI KURRI.—Impounded at Kurri Kurri, onthe 18th 
day of August, 1910, from Richmond Vale, by E. Leggett ; 
sum due at date of notice, 15s. each :— 

Bay horse, DM near shoulder, four black points, 3 years, 154 
hands. 

Skewbald pony, like X near shoulder, 3 years, 12 hangs. 

Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

Ist September, 1910. 


539— 2s. J. HUGHES, Poundkeeper. 


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MANILLA.—Impounded at Manilla, on the 15th day of 
August, 1910, from New Mexico, by Jas. Corrigan, Esq. :— 


She, MoH 
Black c.1t, like V7 
off shoulder, star, off hind foot white. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
first Thursday fourteen days after this publication. 


528—1s. W. LANGWORTHY, Jun., Poundkeeper. 


near shoulder, like (conjoined) 


MANLY.—Impounded at Manly, on the 17th day of August, 
1910, from North Steyne, by Mr. W, Ellison, Inspector ; 
damages and driving, 1s. 8d. :— 

Black pony mare, ({ near shoulder, long tail and mane, not 
shod, 10 years, 12 hands. : 


Also, on the 21st August, 1910, for straying in the Manly 
Oval, by W. Ellison, Inspector :— 


Bay gelding, shod and clipped to the knees, 3 (blotch) near 
shoulder, 20 years, 15 hands. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
15th September, 1910. 
€04—2s. J. FARRELL, Poundkeeper. 
MERRIWA.—Impounded at Merriwa, on the 12th day of 
August. 1910, from travelling stock reserve, by W. H. 
Lowe, Stock Inspector; sum due at date of notice set after 
each animal :— 

Red bullock, DN near ramp, WC off rump, X near loin, like 
8 off loin, about 4 years: 7s. 


Also, on the 16th August, 1910, from travelling stock reserve; 
by W.H. Lowe, Stock Inspector :— 
White cow, red cheek, K near rump, blotched brand off rump, 
aged; 4s. 5 

Spotted steer, YW near rump, 3 years; 4s. 
Black and white steer, RT near rump, 3 years; 4s. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
8th September, 1910. 
540—4s. 


J. SPRATE, Poundkeeper, 


* MOLONG.—Impounded at Molong, on the 4th day of August, 
1910, from Molong Common, by P. Bowler, Ranger; re- 
advertised on account of error in brand; sum due at date 
of notice, 48, 9d, :— 

Red and white cow, Jt near ribs, snip out top near ear, 
about 6 years. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon oa the 

8th September, 1910. 

567—1s. 


H. HASLEM, Poundkeeper. 


MONTEFIORES.—Impounded at Montefiores, on the 16th 
dsy of August, 1910, from cultivation paddock, by Mr. 
A. H. Brennan ; damages and driving, Is. 8d. each :— 
Two red and white yearling heifers, no brands visible. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
8th September, 1910. 
588 —2s. 


P. O'SHEA, Poundkeeper. 


MORPETH.—Impounded at Morpeth, on the Ifth day of 
August, 1910, from Dunmore, Largs, off cultivation, by 
Mr. Thos. Lantry ; sum due at date of notice, 13s. :— 

Yellcew and white steer, ro brands visible, 12 months. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

8th September, 1910. 

589—is. 


D. McMAHON, Poundkeeper. 


MURWILLUMBAH.—Impounded at Murwillumbah, on the 
9th day of August, 1910, trom Tygalgah, by Wm, Camp- 
bell; sum due at date of notice, 16s, 3d. :— 

Roan cow, like >< over L miiking side, 2} years. 


Yellow bull calf at foot, 6 moaths. 

If not released, wil! be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
25th August, 1910. 
545—2s, 


G. JAMES, Poundkeeper. 


NARRABRI.—Impounded at Narrabri, on the 15th day of 
August, 1910, from Mollee Run, by McGill & Company, 
Mollee ; sum due at date of notice, 17s.:— 

Bay bally draught rig or stallion, white legs and bottom lip, 
like FR, or FR near hip, like C'S3¥Q or GSH}Q over 
111 near thigh, long tail, broken to catch, 2 or 3 years, 
143 hands. z 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

8th September, 1910. 


552—Is. H. PANTON, Poundkeeper, 


NORTH BOTANY.—Impounded at North Botany, on the 
1éth day of August, 1910, from Lord’s-road, No:th 
Botany, by Aaron Kensey, Impounding Officer; sum due 
at date of notice, 153. :— . 

Bay mare, hind fetlocks white, like JD over OQ2I near 
shoulder, aged, 15 hands. : 

Tf net released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

1st September, 1910. 


537—ls. S. KOSSBRIDGH, Poundkeeper. 


PEAK HILL.—Impounded at Peak Hill, on the 16th day of 
August, 19106, from Temporary Common, by James 
Fortune, Ranger; sum due at date of notice, 93 6d.:— 

Blue bullock, MT cff rump, near ear slit, piece off point off 
ear, 3 years. 

Tf not released, will be sold at this Pourd at noon on the 

8th September, 1910. 


590—I1s. T, JACKSON, Poundkeeper. 


RAYMOND THRRACE.—Impounded at Raymond Terrace, 
on the 18th day of August, 1910, from Stroud-road, 
by order of Port Stephens Shire; sum due at date of 
notice, 78.— 

Strawberry heifer, blue neck, T near rump. 

Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

8th September, 19!0. 


591—l1s. H. FINLAY, Poundkeeper. 


RAYMOND TERRACE.—Impounded at Raymond Terrace, 
on the 8th day of August, 1910, from Miller’s Forest, by 
Mr. W. Egan; these heifers were released on 15th instant, 
by mistake, and returned to the Pound this 22nd instant ; 
sum due at date of notice set after each animal :— 


D 
Red heifer, star, white belly, like Te > (the two latter 


brands conjoined) near rump, near ear marked; 17s. 6d. 
Rei and white heifer, like HC (faint), off ramp; 16s. 3d. 
if not released, will be suld at this Pound at noon on the 
8th September, 1910. 


592 —2s. H. FINLAY, Poundkeeper. 


SOUTH GRAFTON.—Impounded at South Grafton, on the 
8rd day of August, 1910, from occupation license, Half- 
way Creek, by Mr. John Shannon; sum due at date of 
nctice set after each animal :— 

Strawberry cow, white back, like + B (conjoined) off ribs, 
1 off shoulder, C off loin, ears marked ; 19s. 

Yellow heifer, G 8 near rump, off ear marked, 18 months; 
19s. 

Red bull calf, unbranded, 8 months ; 18s. 


Also, on the 5th August, 1910, from Ramornie Station, by 
the Manager :— 

Red steer, J over 1 near rump, near ear marked, 18 months; 
17s. 

Red or yellow-roan heifer, piece out top off ear, no brands 
visible; 17s. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
8th September, 1910. 


526—ds. J. WALL, Poundkeeper. 


TAMWORTH.—Impounded at Tamworth, on the 5th day of 
August, 1910, from Wolrmal, by Owen McCarty; sum 
due at date or notice set after each animal :— 

White cow, @3 near loin, halt off ears, 4 years; £1 6s. 10d. 

Red cow, X over like PA near ribs, QO near rump, ears 
marked, 8 years; £1 &s. 10d. 

Red cow, J before indistinct brand over No, 1 near rump, 
ears marked, § years; £1 63. 10d. 


Also, on sane date, from Rose Bank, by order of C, 8. 
Brown :— 
Red cow, like Md near rump, like AA over & off rump, 8 
years; £i 6s. 4d. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
lst September, 1910. 


585—4s. G. MUGGLETON, Poundkeeper. 


URANA.—Impounded at Urana, on the 12th day of August, 
1910, from Burrangong Station, by P. P. Gell, Esq. ; sum 
due at date of notice, 18s. 114d. each :— 

Brindle and white steer, #& off ribs. 

Dark-red steer, same brand. 

Red and white steer, same brand. 

Red and white steer, same brand. 

White steer, red neck, same brand. 

White steer, strawberry neck, same brand. 

Red and white bally steer, same brand. : 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

8th September, 1910. 


J. WISE, Poundkeeper. 


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URALLA.—Impounded at Urallay on the 20th day of August, 
1910, from.Woodside, Uralla, by W. Cooper; sum. due at 
date of notice, 2s, :— 

Red cow, speckled face, M over 5 over W near rump, 5 yeara, 

If not reléased, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
first Thursday fourteen days after this publication. 


593—1s. M. HENNESSY, Poundkeeper. 


WILLOUGHBY.—Impounded at Willoughby, on the 18th 
day of August, 1910, from Sutherland-street, by R. J. 
Black ; sum due at date of notice, £3 11s. 9d. :— 

Roan cow, indistinct brand on loin. 

Red and white cow, like 9) C off side loin. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

8th September, 1910. 


594—2s. J. NIX, Poundkeeper. 


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Hinton Swamp Drainage Trust} .., D6 abit vee 4644, 
Estimated Population of the State of New South Wales 4646 
General Abstract of Average Amounts of Liabilities 
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District Courts a5 os seg ee ase vo 4655 
Return of Publicaus’ and other Licenses ites we §=4655 
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ACT, 1902.” . 


APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. Joun Wattace, Engineer and Laundry Attendant, 
Coast Hospital, Department of Public Health, to 
be an Inspector under the provisions of the ‘‘In- 
dustrial Disputes Act, 1908,’’ and any Acts amend- 
ing the same,—such appointment to take effect 
from the date of his entry on duty. 


C. G. WADE. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. Verner Hazierr Acuyeson Jounston to. be Junior 
Clerk in the Ministerial Branch, Department of 
the Attorney-General and of Justice, on proba- 
tion for twelve months,—from the 38rd August, 
1910. 

Tue undermentioned members of the Police Force to 

be Acting Clerks of Petty Sessions at the places pre- 

ceding their respective names,—from the dates speci- 
fied, viz.:— 

Windeyer—Constable Grorgr CHartes Row.ey, vice 
Small, transferred,—from the 26th July, 1910. 
Wee Waa—Sergeant Davip Menary, vice Robinson, 

transferred ,—from the 10th August, 1910. 


WEDNESDAY, 24 AUGUST. 


[1910. 


vice 


PATON, 
Hawkins, resigned,—from the Ist August, 1910. 

Hargraves—Constable Atrrep Rosert SMaty, vice 
Paton, transferred,—from the 26th July, 1910. 

Woodburn—First Class Constable Francts Epwarp 
NIcHOLLS,—from the date of commencing duty. 


Millthorpe—Senior-constable Hpwarp 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


FrepERIcK Porter DrventsH Meares, Esquire, Re- 
lieving Police Magistrate, to act as Clerk of Petty 
Sessions and Chamber Magistrate, Central Police 
Office, vice Blix, relieved, and during the absence 
of W. G. B. Smith, Esquire, on other duty,—from 
the 22nd August, 1910. 


Mr. FrepERICcK WiLLIs Stevenson, Relieving Clerk of 
Petty Sessions, to act as Clerk of Petty Sessions, 
Burwood (visiting Ashfield), during the absence of 
Mr. H. S. Beveridge, on leave,—from the 16th 
August, 1910; also to act.as Registrar of Births, 
Deaths, and Marriages for the District of Bur- 
wood, and Assistant District Registrar for the 
District of Canterbury at Burwood,—from the 
same date. 


Ernest Stncuarr MacDrrmort, Esquire, Clerk, Regis- 
trar-General’s Department, to act as a Deputy 
Registrar-General, during the absence of E. T. 
Deane, Esquire,—from the 5th September, 1910. 

Mountirorp Rees Lonerrerp, Esquire, Police Magis- 
trate, Wilcannia, to act. as Registrar of Births, 
Deaths, and Marriages for the District of Wil- 
cannia at Wilcannia, during the absence of Mr.., 
on Wenholz,—from the 8th to the 13th ‘August, 


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4780 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 132. 


Mr. Citve Conprr Weston, Relieving Clerk of Petty 
Sessions, to act as Clerk of Petty Sessions: at 
Taree, during the absence of Mr. A. G. Olson, on 
leave,—from the 23rd August, 1910; also to act as 
District Registrar in Bankruptcy at Taree (to act 
only at such times as the Police Magistrate is 
unable to perform the duty), as Registrar of 
Births, Deaths, and Marriages for the District of 
The Manning at Taree, and as Registrar of the 
Court of Review at Taree, under the ‘“‘Land and 
Income Tax Assessment Act of 1895,” and Regu- 
lations thereunder,—from the same date. 


Mr. Micuaru JosepH Sroxss, Acting Postmaster, Moss- 
giel, to act as Assistant District Registrar of 
Births, Deaths, and Marriages for the District of 
The Lachlan at Mossgiel, vice Mr. McBaron, re- 
lieved,—from the 29th June, 1910. 


Mr. Witi1Am Braprorp, Acting Pestmaster, Nimity- 


belle, to act as Assistant District Registrar of 
Births, Deaths, and Marriages for the District of 


Monaro at Nimitybelle, vice Mr. EH. R. Davis, 


relieved,—from the 26th April, 1910. 


THE undermentioned members of the Police Force to 
be Acting Clerks of Petty Sessions at the places pre- 
ceding their respective names,—from the dates speci- 
fied, viz:— > 


Kangaroo  Valley—Constable CHARLES WiLLIAM 
Nortu, during the absence of First Class Con- 
stable Poidevin, on leave,—from the 2nd Sep- 
tember, 1910, 


Yalgogrin—Constable Artuur SrepHan Hoots, during 
the absence of Constable Stewart, on leave,—from 


the 9th August, 1910. 
JOHN GARLAND. 


COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 

the Public Service Board, has approved of the ap- 

pointment of 

Mr. ArrsurR Batntyy, Principal Keeper, Montagu 
Island Lighthouse, as Kelieving Boatman at 
Clarence River, Department of Navigation. 

[H.M. 311 

Mr. James AtexasnperR McCartney as Messenger, Re- 
sumed Properties Branch, The Treasury. 


[E.M. 309] T. WADDELL, 


CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 

the Public Service Board, has approved of 

Miss Jusstm Catucart McIver, Nurse, Coast Hos- 
pital, Department of Public Health, being ap- 
pointed as Junior Sister, Coast Hospital, vice 
Sister McGregor, resigned. 

Dr. Joun AnpREW Lusty WanaAcr being appointed, 
,on probation for twelve months, as Junior Medical, 
Officer in the Lunacy Department. 


W, H. WOOD. 


DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 
eHIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the appointment, on probation for a period of six 
months from the 25th July, 1910, of 


Mr. Ernest Barina as Experimentalist, Wollongbar 
Experiment Farm, Department of Agriculture. 


JOHN PERRY. 


DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Senior-constable Goren, Henry Sawreny as Officer 
authorised to issue Miners’ Rights and Business 
Licenses at Collarendabri, vice Senior-constable 
Vizzard, transferred,—such appointment to take 
gic from the 13th July, 1910 (Mise. 1910-6,119- 


First. Class Constable Aunerr James SHERIDAN as 
Officer authorised to issue Miners’ Rights and 
Business Licenses at Angledool, vice First Class 
Constable Connor, transferred,—such appoint- 
ment to take effect from the Ist July, 1910 (Misc. 


1910-6,116-201),: 
W. H. WOOD. 


[24 Ava., 1910. 


DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. HueH Cametetp Campzsett, First Draftsman, 


Local Land Board Office, Forbes, to the position 
of First Draftsman in the Local Land Board 
Office, Maitland (vice Mr. F. B. Nowell, to be 
transferred),—such appointment to take effect 
from the 15th August, 1910 (Ml. 1910-6,206). 


Mr. Sypnry Frere SmitH Green, Draftsman, Local 
Land Board Office, Hay, to the position of Drafts- 
man in the Local Land Board Office, Armidale, 
with increased. salary,—the increased salary to 
take effect’ from the ist July, 1909, and the 
appointment from the 20th August, 1910 (M1. 
1910-5227). 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and the coneurrence of the Public 
Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Hamitton WeLcHMAN, Esquire, Surveyor, Local Land 
Board Office, Moree, to be Acting District Sur- 
veyor for the Bingara, Moree, Narrabri, Walgett, 
and Warialda Land Districts, during the absence 
on leave of C. Thurburn, Esquire, District Sur- 
veyor,—such appointment to take effect from the 
80th August, 1910 (M1. 1910-7,348). 


S. W. MOORE. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the ap- 
pointment, on probation for a period of six months, 
from 6th July, 1910, of 


Mr. Harry GuorcE ALEXANDER as Assistant District 
Works Officer in this Department. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council; and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service. Board, has approved of the ap- 
pointment, on probation for a period of six months, 
from 7th Juiy, 1910, of 


Mr. Wattacn Davip Gorpon Ross as Assistant Dis- 
trict Works Officer in this Department. 


CHARLES A. LEE. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the’ recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. JoHN Putte Morean, Caretaker and Cleaner, 
on probation, Sydney Technical College, as Care- 
taker, on probation, Granville Technical College, 
eate take effect from the date of his entry upon 

uty. 


J. A. HOGUE. 


CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and_upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the appointment of 


Mr. Witton Gatprarre McCourt as Junior Clerk, 
Water Police Office, being confirmed, 


JOHN GARLAND. 


DEPARTMENT~OF PUBLIC WORKS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 


the Executive Council, and upon the recommendation 
of the Public Service Board, has approved of the con- 
firmation of the appointment. of 


Mr. ArruurR Winn1am Coopzsr as Junior Clerk in this 


Department. cas 
CHARLES A. LEE. 


24 Ava. 1910.] 


PROMOTION AND TRANSFER. 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS, 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the promotion, under the provisions of No, 149 
of the Regulations under the ‘‘Public Service Act, 
1902,’’ and transfer of 


Mr. Srrro Marcorino, Clerk, Local Land: Board 
Office, Grafton, to the position of Crown Land 
Agent for the Land District of Grafton, on trial 
for six months, vice Mr. E. Emerton, transferred, 


—the increased salary to take effect from the . 


Ist July, 1910, and the transfer from the 22nd 
August, 1910 (MI. 1910-7,395). 


S. W. MOORE. 


PROMOTIONS. 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, hag been pleased to approve 
of the promotion, under the: provisions of No. 149 of 
the Regulations under the ‘‘Public Service Act, 1902,” 
of the following Officers,—to take effect in each case 
from the Ist July, 1910:— 


Mr. Percivan Epwarp Brownrice Barnett, Crown 
Land Agent, Boorowa (MI. 1910-7,618). 
Mr. Francis Frepertick Zouch Morrarty, Crown 
Land Agent, Cooma (Ml. 1910-7,611). 
Mr. Ricwarp Pyne Browne, Crown Land Agent, Car- 
coar (MI. 1910-7,612). 
S. W. MOORE. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 


JHE Public Service Board have approved of the 
undermentioned Teachers being classified as follows,— 
to take effect from Ist January, 1910:— 


By EXAMINATION. 
Class IIa. 


THomas J. Cryne. Rozelle. 
Eruet KE. Smauzt, M.A., Fort-street. 


Class IIIa. 
ArtHuR J. Kacrunp, Hamilton. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 132, 


4781 


Purit-TEACHERS. 
Class I. 


Myra Atkinson, Enmore,—from 38lst March, 1910. 
Dororuy J. GrawsamM, Lismore,—from 20th July, 1910. 
Marie Morrin, Bexley,—from 27th April, 1910. 
CatHueringe B, Potax, Plattsburg,—from 25th June, 


1910: 
J. A. HOGUE. 


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RETIREMENTS, 
COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 

the Public Service Board, has approved of the retire- 

ment of ; 

Mr. James N. Oatley, Clerk, The Treasury, at the 
expiration of the extended leave of absence 


granted to him. 
[E.M. 310] T. WADDELL. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 
THE retirement from the Public Service of 


Mr. H. Mackay, Teacher, Public School, Mumbil, on 
the 3lst December, 1910, in terms of section 67 
of the ‘‘ Public Service Act,’ and 

Mr. R. P. Tweedy, Teacher, Public School, Howlong, 
on the 30th June, 1910, in terms of section 63 
of the. ‘‘ Public Service Act, 1902,’’ is hereby 


notified. 
J. A. HOGUE. 


RESIGNATION. 
CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has. accepted the resignation of 


“Mr. James Brown, Actuarial Assistant, Bureau of 


Statistics and Registry of Friendly Societies and 
Trade Unions, from the Public Service. 


W. H. WOOD. 


SYDNEY: 


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New Soutn Wass, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- ber, 1910. 
to wit. able Frepreric JoHn Napier, Baron | Corowa, Grenfell, Geurie, Wongarbon, Ponto, Terra 
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W. P. Curren, Michael and Saint George, Governor of Gollansville, Forest Vale, Drill Creek, and Moama 


By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 


His Excellency the Seek 
Pee: Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Districts, Culcairn and Hume Shires—Wednesday, 
14th September, 1910. 


Cargo, Corowa, Eugowra, and Moama_ Districts— 
Wednesday, 21st September, 1910. 
Culcairn Shire—Wednesday, 28th September, 1910. 


Australia. 
iz pursuance of the power and authority vested in 
that behalf by the ‘‘Banks and Bank Holidays 


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Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, 
and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


the advice of the Executive Council, I, FrepEric JoHN 
Napier, Baron CHELMSFORD, the Governor aforesaid, 
do, with the advice of the Executive Council, hereby 
appoint the following days and dates to be observed 
as Public Holidays in the localities mentioned here- 
under, namely :— 

Cargo, Eugowra and Wagga Wagga Districts—Wed- 

nesday, 7th September, 1910. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
W. H. WOOD. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


SYDNEY: 


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WEDNESDAY, 31 AUGUST. 


(1910. 


PROCLAMATION 
New Sours Wautzs, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit. pe Freperic JoHN Napirn, Baron 
CHenMsronD, Knight Commander of 
(L.S.) 


the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 


W. P. CULLEN, 
By Repel a sont oe the State of New South Wales and its 
as Hacellency the Oh ae eabngk: 
anor, Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 

HEREAS by section 68 (6) of the “ Vine and Vegetation 
Diseases Act, 1901,” the Governor may, by Proclama- 
tion, prohibit the bringing into one portion of New South 
Wales from another portion specified in the Proclamation, 
of any plant which in his opinion is likely to spread any 
disease or inseot: And whereas such prohibition may be 
absolute or contingent on the non-perfomance of any prescribed 
conditions: Now, therefore, I, the Governor aforesaid, in pur- 
suance of the power and authority in me vested, do, by this 
my Proclamation, prohibit the removal of potatoes from any 
one part of the State of New South Wales to any other part of 

the said State, except under the following condition :— 


ConDITION. 


All potatoes intended for removal as aforesaid shail be 
packed in new bags, each branded with the name and 
address of the grower of the potatoes contained 
therein. 


And I do further prohibit the removal of any potatoes 
from within the counties of Rous, Richmond, Clarence, North- 
umberland, Cumberland, Camden, St. Vincent, Fitzroy, 
Raleigh, Dudley, or Macquarie, or the parishes of Middlehope, 
Butterwick, Seaham, Stanhope, Wolfingham, Marwood, Sedge- 
field, or Darlington in the county of Durham, or Irvine, Coo- 
massie, Bilpin, Colo, Currency, Grose, Burralow, Kurrajong, 
Wilberforce, Meehan, Wheeney, Merroo, Nepean, Bowen, 
Strathdon, Magdala, Linden, Woodford, Jamieson, Blackheath, 


e 


Michael and Saint George, Governor of’ 


Wollangambe, or Clwydd in the county of Cook, or Rusden, 
Glen Innes, or Beardy Plains in the county of Gough, or 
Pambula, Kish, Nullica, Eden, or Bimmil in the county of 
Auckland, or Ryanda, Kigney, or Lookout in the county of 
Clarke, or Everett in the county of Hardinge, or Cowra in the 
county of Bathurst, into any other part of the State of New 
South Wales, except under the following conditions :— 


CoNnDITIONS. 


(4) All potatoes intended for removal from any of the afore- 
said counties or parishes shall be packed in new bags, 
each branded with the name and address of the grower of 
the potatoes contained therein. 

(5) No potatoes shall be admitted to any part of the enid State 
not specified in this Proclamation, unless accompanied by 
a certificate from an Inspector of the Department of 
Agriculture of the said State that the potatoes appear to 
be free from Irish Blight, and reasonably free from any 
other proclaimed potato disease. 

(c) Inspection of potatoes intended for removal into any part 
of the State of New South Wales not specified in this 
Proclamation will be made at Sydney, and at such other 
places as the Minister of Agriculture for the said State 
may direct, and inspection fees will be charged as pre- 
scribed in the regulations under the “ Vine and Vegetation 
Diseases Act, 1901.” The rate shall be threepence for 
every ten (10) bags or portion thereof, such fees to be 
paid to an officer of the Department of Agriculture of the 
aforesaid State on demand. 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this thirtieth 
day of August, in the year of our Lord one thousand 
nine hundred and ten, and in the first year of His 
Majesty’s reign, 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN PERRY, 


{1183} GOD SAVE THE KING! 


4786 


PROCLAMATION 
New Sovurm Wauss, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 


to wit. able FrepEeric JoHN NAPIER, BARON 
Mi CueLMsrorD, Knight Commander of 
(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 


“W.P. Cutten, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 
His Bxceilency the Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Governor. Australia. 
hy Been by section 68 (4) of the “ Vine and Vegetation 
Diseases Act, 1901,” the Governor may by Proclamation 
prohibit the bringing into one portion of New South Wales 
from another portion specified in the Proclamation of any 
plant which in his opinion is likely to spread any disease or 
insect: And whereas the Governor may at any time revoke 
such Proclamation : Now, therefore, I, the Governor aforesaid, 
in pursuance of the power and authority in me vested, do, by 
this my Proclamation, hereby revoke the Proclamations pub- 
lished in the Government Gazettes Nos. 157 of 15th December, 
1909, and 63 of 4th May, 1910, prohibiting the removal of any 
potatoes from within the counties of Rous, Richmond, Clarence, 
Northumberland, and Cumberland, and the parishes of Irvine 
in the* county of Cook, Yarrunga in the county of Camden, 
Rusden. in “the county of Gough, Middlehope, Butterwick, 
Seaham, and Wolfingham in the county of Durham, and Cowra 
in the.county of Bathurst, and from within the counties of St. 
Vincent, Fitzroy, Raleigh, Dudley, and Macquarie, and the 
parishes of Kiah, Nullica, Eden, and Bimmil in the county of 
Auckland, and Broughton and Coolangatta in the county of 
Camden, respectively, into any other part of the State of New 
South Wales, except under certain conditions. 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this thirtieth 
day of August, in the year of ovr Lord one thousand 
nine hundred and ten, and in the first year of His 
Majesty's Reign. = ie 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN PHRRY. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 


PROCLAMATION 
New Sovrn WaLEs,} By His Excellency The Right Honour- 


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to wit. able Freperic JoHN Napizr, BARON 
pen CHELMsrorD, Knight Commander of 


the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
W.P. Cutten, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 
His Hxcellency the Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Governor. Australia. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. 


HEREAS under and by virtue of the “ Theatres and 


Public Halls Act, 1908,” power is vested in the Governor 
of the State of New South Wales, by Proclamation in the 
Gazette, to apply the provisions of Part II of the said Act to 
such theatres and public halls as may be named therein, or as 
may be situate within the localities named or described therein, 
and the said Part should apply only to such theatres and 
public halls: Now, therefore, J, FrepEric Jonn Napres, 
Baron CHELMSFORD, the Governor aforesaid, with the advice 
of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the provisions of the 
said “ ‘’heatresand Public Halls Act, 1908,’ and of any other 
power me thereunto enabling, with the advice of the Executive 
Council of the said State, do, by this my Proclamation, declare 
that the provisions of Part II of the “ Theatres and Public 
Halls Act, 1908,” shall be applied to the Halls mentioned 
hereunder, viz. :— 


Locality. Name of Hall. 
Mosman ve Pry} Cannon’s No. 2 Hall, off Man- 
daiong-road. 
Redfern ane ra Central Athletic Hall and Pas- 


time Club, Redfern-street. 
Wagga Wagga ne ... Skating Rink, Kincaid-street. 


Giyen under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this thirtieth 
day of August, in the year of our Lord one thousand 
nine hundred and ten, and in the first year of His 
Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Wxcellency’s Command, 
W. H. WOOD. 


GOD SAVE THE KING ' 
PROCLAMATION 


New Sout Wass, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 


(1283) 


_ to wit. able Freppric Joun Napier, BARON 
(8.3 CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 


the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
W.P. CuLttey, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 
His Hxcellency the Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
"Governor. * Australia. 
N pursuance of the provisions of the ‘“ Theatres and Public 
Halls Act, 1908,’ I, Freperrc Joun Napier, BABon 
CHELMSFORD, the Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the 


[31 Ava., 1910. 


Executive Council, do, by this my Proclamation, revoke that 
portion of the Proclamation, dated the fourth day of January, 


| one thousand nine hundred and ten, and published in 


Government Gazette No. 8 of the twelfth day of January, 
one thousand nine hundred and ten, declaring that the pro- 
visions of Part Il of the above-cited Act shail be applied to 
Deherty’s Hall, Tea Gardens. 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this thirtieth 
day of August, in the year of our Lord one thousand 
nine hundred and ten, and in the first year of His 
Majesty's Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
W. H. WOOD. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sour# Wauuzs,) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 

to wit. able Frepuric JoHn Napier, Baron 

‘ “OHELMSsFoRD, Knight Commander of 

(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 

W.P. Cutten, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 

His Hacellency the Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Governor. Australia, : 

i ie pursuance of the provisions of the Theatres and Public 

Hells Act, 1908,” I, Freprric Joun Narize, Bazon 

CHELMSFORD, the Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, do, by this my Proclamation, revoke that 
portion of the Proclamation, dated the fifteenth day of July, 
one thousand nine hundred and nine, and published in 
Supplementary Government Gazette No. 96 of the same date, 
declaring that the provisions of Part IT of the above-cited Act 
shall, on and after the first day of Spee one thousand nine 
hundred snd nine, be applied to the Church of England Hall, 
Marrickville-road, Marrickville. 

Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this thirtieth 
day of August, in the year of our Lord one thousand 
nine hundred and ten, and in the first year of His 
Majesty’s Reign. 


[1287] 


By His Excellency’s Command, 


W. H. WOOD, 
£1288) GOD SAVE THE KING! *. 
PROCLAMATION 


New Soury WAtgzs, 
to wit. 


By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
able FRepERICc JoHN Napier, Baron 
(ig) CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 
oe the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
W.P. Cunten, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
By Denuiation from the State of New South Wales and its 
His Hxcellency the Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Governor. Australia. 


2 pursuance of the power and authority vested in 
that behalf by the ‘‘Banks and Bank Holidays 
Act, 1898,’ in the Governor of New South Wales, with 
the advice of the Hxecutive Council, I, Freperic JoHN 
Naprizr, Baron CHetMsrorp, the Governor aforesaid, 
do, with the advice of the Nxecutive Council, hereby 
appoint the following days and dates to be observed 
as Public Holidays im the localities mentioned here- 
under, namely :— 


Culcairn Shire—Thursday, 8th September, 1910, 
Coonabarabran District—Friday, 9th September, 1910. 
Cumnock DistrictWednesday, 14th September, 1910. 
East Maitland and Morpeth Districts—Thursday, 15th 
September, 1910. war 
Jerilderie, Manildra, Molong, and Murwillumbah Dis- 
tricts— Wednesday, 21st September, 1910. nh 
Blayney, Coonamble, Millthorpe, and Grange Districts 
—Wednesday, 28th September, 1910. 
Wrightville, Canbelego, Cobar, Rydal, Sodwalls, Tarana, 
fusdale, Meadow Flat, Oberon, Edith, Essington, 
Hazelgrove, Jaunter, Jenolan Caves, Tillsbury, 
Duckmaloi Porter’s Retreat, Norway, Wiseman’s 
Creek, Shooter’s Hill, Swatchfield, Hampton, 
Locksley, Tarana Quarries, Yetholme, and Irish 
Corner Districts, and the portion of the Hawkes- 
bury Electorate contiguous to the Great Western 
Railway Line from the Nepean River to Leura— 
Monday, 10th October, 1910. 
Deane Police District—Wednesday, 26th October, 
Portland and Wallerawang Districts—Wednesday, 9th 
November, 1910. n 
Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this 
thirtieth day of August, in the year of our 
Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, 
and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
f W. H. WOOD. 


[1425] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. 


4787 


“QOUNTRY TOWNS WATER AND SEWERAGE 
ACTS, 1880-1905.” 


PROCLAMATION FIXING PERIOD OF LIQUIDATION 
» OF AMOUNT EXPENDED ON ADDITIONAL 
... WORKS OF WATER SUPPLY FOR THE TOWN OF 
. ZITHGOW, AND RATE OF INTEREST. 


fe / 
: 


fo gt! 


PROCLAMATION 
New Sovts Winn fi His Excellency The Right Honour- 


to wit, able FrepERIC JoHN Napirr, Baron 
CHELMsrorD, Knight Commander of 


(L.s.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Auatralia, 


HERBEAS by a notification published in the Government 
Gazette of the 25th day of May, 1910, No. 84, the 
Governor of the State of New South Wales, in pursuance of the 
power in that behalf given to or vested in him, did thereby notify 
that certain Additional Works of Water Supply for the town of 
Lithgow had been completed : And whereas The Honourable 
Charles Alfred Lee, the Minister for Public Works for the 
time being in and for the said State, by notice published in 
the Government Gazette of the 13th day of July, 1910, No. 110, 
certified that the whole amount expended by the Government 
of the said State upon such works, with interest at the rate of 
‘four pounds per centum per annum on the sums making up such 
amount, calculated from the time such sums were expended tothe 
30th day. of June, 1910, inclusive, is the sum of two thousand two 
hundred and twenty-one pounds fifteen shillings and eight pence 
(£2,221 15s. 8d.) : Now, therefore, I, FRrpERIC Jonn Narisr, 
BaRON CHEEMSFORD, as such Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council of the said State, in pursuance of the power 
and authority vested in me by the “Country Towns Water and 
Sewerage Acts, 1880-1905,” do hereby fix the term of fifty 
years as the period within which the amount so certified shall 
be liquidated by the payment of such annual sums as shall, after 
the last of such payments, extinguish the whole amount of such 
cost, with interest at the rate of three and one-half pounds per 
centum per annum on the balance unpaid in each year. 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the said State, at 
. Sydney, this twenty-fifth day of August, in the year of 
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, and in 
the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


(v7) 


“COUNTRY TOWNS WATER AND SEWERAGE ACTS, 
1880-1905.” 
‘PROCLAMATION FIXING PERIOD OF LIQUIDATION 
' “OF AMOUNT EXPENDED ON ADDITIONAy, 
WORKS OF WATER SUPPLY FOR THE TOWN OF 
ORANGE, AND RATE OF INTEREST. 


PROCLAMATION 

New Sourn Yeates, )} By His Excellency The Right Honour- 

to wit, =’ eel Fruperic Jonn Napier, Baron 
€unimsrorp, Knight Commander of 

(L.S.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 

Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and itz 

Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonweaith of 


Australia. 


A by @ notification published in the Government 
‘ Gazette of the 29th day of Juve, 1910, No. lus the 
Governor of the State of New South Wales, in pursuance of the 
power in that behalf given to or vested in him, did thereby 
notify. that certain Additional Works of Water Supply for the 
town of Orange had been completed: And whereas The 
Honourable Charles Alfred Lee, the Minister for Public 
Works for the time being in and for the said State, by notig¢e 


published in the Government Gazette of the 20th day of Jul¥ 
1910, No. 112, certified that the whole amount expended by th® 
Government of the said State upon such works, with interest 
at the rate of four pounds per centum per annum on the sums 
making up such amount, calculated from the time such sums 
were expended to the 31st day of Vay, 1910, inclusive, is the sum 
of seven thousand six hundred and thirty-four pounds nine 
shillings and nine pence (£7,634 9s. 9d): Now, therefore, I, 
Freperic Joun Napier, Baron CHELMSFORD, as such 
Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council of the raid 
State, in pursuance of the power and authority vested in me by 
the “Country Towns Water and Sewerage Acts, 1880-1905,” 


| do hereby fix the term of fifty years as the period within which 


the amount so certified shall be liquidated by the payment of 
such annual sums as shail, after the last of such payments, 
extinguish the whole amount of such cost, with interest at the 
rate of three and one-half pounds per centum per annum on 
the balance unpaid in each year. 

Given under my Hand and the Seal of the said State, at 
Sydney, this twenty-fifth day of August, in the year 
of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, and 

"in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE... 


[558] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


* COUNTRY TOWNS WATER AND SEWERAGE AOTS 
1880-1905.” 


PROCLAMATION FIXING PERIOD OF LIQUIDATION 
OF AMOUNT EXPENDED ON ADDITIONAL 
WORKS OF WATER SUPPLY FOR THE TOWN OF 
MUDGEE, AND RATE OF INTEREST. 


PROCLAMATION 


, 
New Sourn Watss, | By His Excellency The Right Honour. 


to wit. Sable FREDERIC JoHN Napipmr, Baron 
CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 

(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and. its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 


W HERBEAS by a notification published in the Government 
Gazette of the 3rd day of November, 1909, No. 140, the 


“Governor of the State of New South Wales, in pursuance of 


the power in that behalf given to or vested in him, did thereby 
notify that certain Additional Works of Water Supply for the 
town of Mudgee, had been completed: And whereas The 
Fonourable Charles Alfred Lee, the Minister of Public Works 
for the time being in and for the said State, by notice 
published in the Government Gazette of the 27th day of 
July, 1910, No. 115, certified that the whole amount ex- 
pended by the Government of the said State upon such 
works, with interest at the rate of four pounds per centum 
per annum on tbe sums making up such amount. calculated 
fromthe time such sums were expended to the 30th day of 
June, 1910, inclusive, is the sum of one thousand four hundred 
and seventy-seven pounds ten shillings and seven pence (£1,477 
10s. 7d.) : Now, therefore, I, Frepertc JoHN Napier, Baron 
CHELMSFORD, as such Governor, with the advice of. the 
Executive Council of the said State, in pursuance of the 
power and authority vested in me by the “Country Towns 
Water and Sewerage Acta, 1880-1905,” do hereby fix the term 
of twenty-five years as the period within which the amount 
so certified shall be liquidated by the payment of such annual 
sums as shall, after the last of such payments, extinguish the 
whole amount of such cost, with interest at the rate of three 
and one-half pounds per centum per annum on the balance 
unpaid in each year. y2 f 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the said State, at 
Sydney, this twenty-fifth day of August, in the year 
of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, and 
in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. — 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LER, 


[915] GOD SAVE, THE KING! 


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[31 Ava., 1910. 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sovrn Wauzs, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit. able F'rEDERIC JoHN NAPIER, Baron 
CHELMsForD, Knight Commander 0f 


(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 


HEREAS by the “Local Government Act, 1906,” and 
Acts amending the exme, it is provided that the 
Governor may, by Proclamation, confer and impose upon the 
the Council of any area the control and management of such 
reserves, parks, works, buildings, erections, machines, imple- 
ments, wells, reservoirs, wharfs, jetties, cr other things which 
haye been purchased, resume’, appropriated, commenced, con- 
structed, erected, or provided tor out of moneys appropriated 
by Parliament, and which are not expressly placed by statute 
under any other management or control: And whereas two 
parcels of land at Cambewarra. containing about 9 acres 2 roods 
80 perches, and about 7 acres 1 rood | perch respectively, and 
described in the Schedule hereto, have been purchased for the 
purpose of public recreation out of moneys appropriated by 
Parliament, and such parcels of Jand have not been expressly 
placed by statute under any other management or control: 
Now, therefore, I, FrrEpERIc Joun Napier, Baron CHELMs- 
FORD, the Governor aforesaid, in pursuance of the provisions 
of the said “ Local Government Act, 1906,” as so amended, 
and with the advice of the Executive Council, do, by this my 
Proclamation, hereby confer and impose upon the Council of 
the Shire of Cambewarra the control and management, as a 
public recreation ground, of the sforesaid parcels of land, 
Viz. :— 
ScHEDULE. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the county of Cam- 
den, parish of Cambewarra, shire of Cambewarra, and containing 
by admeasurement 9 acres 2 roods 30 perches or thereabouts : 
Commencing at the south-westernmost corner of portion 181 of 
43 acres 2 roods; and bounded thence on the south by a 
southern boundary of that portion bearing north 89 degrees 35 
minutes east 11 chains 92 links, and by part of a south-eastern 
boundary bearing north 51 degrees 5 minutes east 1 chain 38, 
links ; thence by a line bearing north 25 degrees west 9 chains 
69 links to the right bank of a tributary of Sawyer’s Creek ; 
thence by that tributary upwards about 5 chains to a broad- 
arrow on rock; thence by lines bearing north 41 degrees 6 
minutes west 6 chains 33; links, and south 78 degrees 35 
minutes west 60,8; links to a western boundary of portion 
181 before mentioned; thence by part of that boundary bearing 
south 33 minutes east 7 chains 303 links to the south-east 
corner of portion 180; thence by a northern boundary of por- 
tion 181 before mentioned bearing south 89 degrees 31 minutes 
west 84 links to the north-east corner of portion 174; and 
thence by the westernmost boundary of portion 181 before 
mentioned bearing south 4 chains 49 3, links, to the point of 
commencement,—as surveyed and shown on plan catalogued 
Ms. 2,905 Sy., in the Department of Lands. 

Also ail that piece or parcel of land situate in the county of 
Camden, parish of Cumbewarra, shire of Cambewarra, 
and containing by admeasurement 7 acres 1 rood 1 perch 
or thereabouts: Commencing at the south-east corner of 
portion 180 of 49 acres; and bounded thence on the east 
by part of the east boundary of that portion bearing north 
33 minutes west 7 chains 30} links; thence by lines bearing 
south 78 degrees 35 minutes west 83 chains 28,3, links, 
north 84 degrees 25 minules west 2 chains 80; links, 
north 47 degrees 44 minutes we:t 2 chains 18,% links, south 15 
degrees 22 minutes west 2 chains 63-4 links, south 39 degrees 
52 minutes west 2 chains 70,5 links, north 84 degrees 25 
minutes west 2 chains 54 links, south 30 degrees 15 minutes 
west 473 links, south 50 degrees 9 minutes east 2 chains 1),8 
links, south 14 degrees 52 minutes east 1 chain 56,3, links, and 
south 55 degrees 56 minutes east 1 chain 474 links to the 
southern boundary of portion 180 before mentioned ; and 
thence oa the suuth by part of the southern boundary of that 
portion bearing north 89 degrees 31 minutes east 9 chains 6434 
links, to the point of commencement; but exclusive of two 
small ports of the road reserved 100 links wide within portion 
180, the areas of which have been deducted from the total] area, 
—as surveyed and shown on plan catalogued Ms, 2,905 Sy., in 
tne Department of Lands. 

[1.910-125-172-72] 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the said State, this 
twenty-seventh day of August, in the year of our 
Lord one thousand rine hundred and ten, and in the 

first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Fxcellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE. 


[716] GOD SAVE THE KING} 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sour ieee i His Excellency The Right Honoure 
to wit. able FrEDERIC JoHN NAPIER, Barow 
CHELMSFoRD, Knight Commander of 


(1.8) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor, Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 


\ HEREAS application in accordance with the 

“Vocal Government Act, 1906,’’ and the Acts 
amending the same, and with the Ordinances in that 
behalf, has been made by the Council of the Muni- 
cipality of Burrowa to acquire the right to exercise 
the power of paragraph (1) of section 109 of the 
“Tocal Government Act, 1906,’ and such application 
has, as prescribed by the said Acts and Ordinances, 
been duly notified: And whereas the period of sixty 
days prescribed for the receipt of petitions asking 
that a poll of ratepayers of the Area be taken as to 
whether the power applied for shall be conferred on 
the Council has expired, and no such petitions have 
been received: Now, therefore, I, FReprRic JoHN 
Naprer, Baron Cuetmsrorp, the Governor aforesaid, 
with the advice of the Executive Council, in pursu- 
ance of the provisions of the said ‘‘Local Government 
Act, 1906,’ and the Acts amending the same, do, by 
this my Proclamation, hereby order that the said 
power, as shown in the Schedule hereunder, be con- 
ferred, and do hereby confer such power on the 
Council of the said Municipality of Burrowa: Pro- 
vided, nevertheless, that the power hereby conferred 
on the said Council shall not prevent the exercise 
by the ‘‘Minister’’ of the powers conferred upon him 
by section sixteen of the ‘‘Public Roads Act, 1902.” 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, 
this twenty-seventh day of August, in the 
year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred 
and ten, and in first year of His Majesty’s 
Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A, LEE. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 


SCHEDULE. 


POWER CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE MUNICIPALITY OF BURROWA 


(1910-169-52-81). 


The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power which 
is conferred, are set out hereunder :— 


Paragraph. Function. 


I. The administration of the powers and duties 
of the Secretary for Lands conferred 
and imposed by the ‘‘Public Gates Act, 
LOO [960] 


PROCLAMATION 
‘zw Souty Watxs,) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 


to wit. s able Freperic Joun Napier, BARon 
CuELMs¥ForD, Knight Commander of 

(1,8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

WUHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 


FREDERICK JOHN NApreR, Biron CHELMSFORD, the 
9 Governor aforesaid, with the advice or the Executive 

Council, in pursuance of the power and authority vested in 

me by the ‘Local Government Act, 1906,” and the Acts 

amending same, and by the Ordinances thereunder, do, by 
this my Proclamation, apply to the Municipality of Moree the 

Ordinance No 51, respecting ‘‘ Garbage,” published in the 

Government Gazette No. 57 of 14th May, 1908, together with 

all amendments thereof subsequent to the aforesaid date, 

[1910-251-121-378] ) 

Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, this 
twenty-seventh day of August, in the year of our 
Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, and in 
the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excelloncy’s Command, 
CHARLES A, LEE. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


¥ 


[956] 


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-NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 134. 


4789 


PROCLAMATION 
NEw Sout ora tee His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit. able Freprric Joun Narrer, Baron 
CHELMsrorp, Knight Commander of 


(L.s.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor, Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 


\sechen application, in accordance with the 
_ ‘Local Government Act, 1906,’ and Acts 
amending the same, and with the Ordinances .there- 
under, has been made by the Council of the under- 
mentioned Shire to acquire the right to exercise, in 
respect of the Trangie Urban Area, the powers set 
out in the Schedule hereto, and such application has, 
as prescribed by the said Acts and Ordinances, been 
duly notified: And whereas the period of sixty days 
prescribed by the Ordinances for the receipt of 
petitions asking that a poll of the ratepayers of the 
Area be taken as to whether the powers appled for 
shall be conferred on the Council has expired, and no 
such petition has been received: Now, therefore, I, 
Freperic JoHN Napier, Baron Cue~mMsrorp, the 
Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, and in pursuance of the provisions of the 
said ‘‘ Local Government Act, 1906,’’ and the Acts 
amending the same, do, by this my Proclamation, 
hereby order that the powers set out in the Schedule 
hereunder be conferred on the Council of the said 
Shire, such powers to be exercised only in respect of 
‘the Trangie Urban Area. 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, 
this twenty-seventh day of August, in the year 
of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and 
ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s 
Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 


CHARLES A. LEE. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 
SCHEDULE. 


POWERS CONFERRED ON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE TIMBREBONGIE SHIRE IN RESPECT 
OF THE TRANGIE URBAN AREA 

(1910-84-182-451). 

The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the powers which 
are conferred, are set out hereunder :— 

Paragraph. Functions. 


ui. The provision, maintenance, and manage- 
ment of water supplies, with reticula- 
tion if required. 


xxt. The manufacture and supply of electricity. 
[959] 


er 


PROCLAMATION 


NEW ies oe eae His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit. able Frepreric JouHN Napier, Baron 
CueEtMsrorp, Knight Commander of 


(1.8) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 


HEREAS application, in accordance with the 
“Local Government Act, 1906,’ and Acts 
amending the same, and with the Ordinances there- 
under, has been made by the Council of the under- 
mentioned Municipality to acquire the right to ex- 
ercisé the power set out in the Schedule hereto, and 
such application has, as prescribed by the said Acts 
and Ordinances, been duly notified: And whereas the 
period of sixty days prescribed for the receipt of 
petitions asking that a poll of the ratepayers of the 
Area be taken as to whether the power applied for 
shall be conferred on the Council has expired, and 
no such petitions have been received: Now, there- 
fore, I, Freperic JoHN Napier, BARON CHELMSFORD, 
the Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the Exe- 
cutive Council, and in pursuance of the provisions 
of the said ‘Local Government, Act 1906,’ as so 
amended, do, by this my Proclamation, hereby order 


that the power set out in the Schedule hereunder be 
conferred, and do hereby confer such power on the 
Council of the said Municipality. 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, 
this twenty-seventh day of August, in the 
year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred 
and ten, and in first year of His Majesty’s 
Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 


ScHEDULE. 


POWER CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE MUNICIPALITY OF MUDGEE 
(1910-256-91-388). 

The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power which 

is conferred, are set out hereunder :— 

Paragraph. Function. 

xxxvi. The carrying out jointly by Councils of 
undertakings authorised by the Act, 
for the mutual benefit of their Areas, 
and the joint control, regulation, man- 
agement, and maintenance thereof. 

: [961] 


[962] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 31st August, 1910. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the ‘‘ Local Government Act, 1906,’’ and 
the Acts amending the same, hereby notifies that appli- 
cations under section 110 of the said ‘‘ Local Govern- 
ment Act, 1906,’’ as so amended, have been received 
from the Councils of the undermentioned Shires to 
acquire the right to exercise the powers specified in 
the Schedule hereto, under the names of the said 
Shires respectively. 

Any number of ratepayers not less than fifty (or, if 
there be less than 300 ratepayers on the roll, not less 
than one-sixth of the ratepayers) may petition the 
Governor, within sixty days after the date of this 
notification, to direct that a poll of ratepayers of the 
Area be taken on the question whether all or any of 
the powers applied for shall’ be conferred on the 
Council. Any such petition should be sent under 
cover to the Minister for Public Works, and must 
comply with the provisions of Ordinance No. 21 under 
the said Local Government Acts. 


CHARLES A. LEER, 
Minister. 


ScHEDULE. 
APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
BLACKTOWN SHIRE. 
(1910-128-197-39). 


The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power for 
which the Council have made application as pre 
scribed in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder :-— 


Nature or ADDITIONAL POWER APPLIED FOR. 

Paragraph. 

xum. The regulation of the erection of build- 
ings as to height, design, structure, 
materials, building line, sanitation, 
the proportion of any lot which may be 
occupied by the building or buildings 
to be erected thereon; and the sub- 
division of land for building purposes 
so as to secure due ways of access to 
the rear as well as to the front of 
buildings erected, or to be erected, 
thereon. 


APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
GADARA SHIRE. 


(1910-98-283-168). 


The paragraph of section 107, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power for 
which the Council have made application as prescribed 
in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder :— 


Nature oF ADDITIONAL PowER APPLIED FOR. 
Paragraph. 

Il. The providing of water for villages and 
towns not supplied with water by the 
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply 
and Sewerage, without reticulation 
(trunk supply main and _ stand-pipes 
only). 


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(31 Ava; 1910. 


“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,” AS AMENDED 
BY THE “LOCAL GOVERNMENT (LOANS) AOT, 
1907," AND THE “LOCAL GOVERNMENT 
(AMENDING) ACT, 1908.” 


Notice or Proposat TO ALTER THE BOUNDARIES OF THE 
GILGANDBA AND TIMBREBONGIE SHIRES BY UNITING TO 
THE FORMER PART OF THE LATTER. 


N pursuance of the provisions of, the “Local Government 
Act, 1906,” and the Acts amending the same: Notice is 
hereby given that it is proposed to alter the boundaries of the 
Gilgandra Shire and the Timbrebongie Shire by uniting to the 
former the part of the latter described in the Schedule hereto. 
The effect of the proposal, if carried out, will be to take from 
the Timbrebongie Shire and add to Gilgandra Shire an area of 
about 56 Square miles on the north-east of the former Shire 
lying between the road within the travelling stock route from 
Dubbo to Collie and the boundary of the limbrebongie Shire. 
Within the period of thirty days after the date of this 
notice, the Council of the Gilgandra Shire, or the Council 
of the Timbrebongie Shire, or any ratepayer or creditor 
of either of such areas, may make written representations to 
the Minister on the subject of the above proposal; and within 
the said period of thirty days one-third of the ratepayers of the 
Gilgandra Shire, or one-third of the ratepayers of the Timbre- 
bong:e Shire may, in the manner prescribed in clause 6 of Ordi- 
nance 17, as proclaimed in Government Gazette of 14th May, 
1: 08, and amended by Proclamation in Government Gazette of 
80th December, 1:08, demand that a poll be taken of the rate- 
payers of the said Gilgandra Shire and of the said Timbrebongie 
Shire on the question whether the power to alter the boundaries 


of the Gilgandra and Timbrebongie Shires, by uniting to the | 


former the part of the latter described in the Schedule hereto, 
shall be exercised by the Governor. 


[1910-57-215-172] 
CHARLES A. LEEK, 
Minister. 
Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 3lst August, 1910. 


SCHEDULE. 


An area of about 56 square miles : Commencing at the norh- 
east corner of portion 4, parish of Bundijoe, county of 
Ewenmar ; ahd bounded thence by the eastern boundary of 
that portion southerly to a northern boundary of the parish of 
Bugabada ; by that boundary, an eastern and another northern 


boundary of that parish, and a northern, an eastern, and © 


another northern boundary of the parish of Kickabil generally 
easterly to a road forming the eastern boundaries of portions 
23, 11, 88, 14,15, 28, and 16 in that parish, and the eastern 
boundary of portion 5, parish of Cobboco; by that road 
southerly to a road forming the south-eastern boundary of 
portion 17; by that road north-easterly and a road forming 
the western boundaries of portions 11, 10, 9, and 13 southerly 
to the south-west corner of the lastnamed portion; by the 
south boundary of that portion and the south boundary of 
portion 14 easterly to a road forming the south-eastern boun- 
dary of portion 14 and of travelling stock reserve 1,680; by 
that read south-westerly to its junction with road numbered 
2,686-1,603 near the 213 mile post; by that road within 
travelling stock reserve 1,680 (notified 14th July, 1884), travel- 
ling stock reserve 34,704 (notified 28th June, 1902); travelling 


stock reserve 6,783 (notified 14th July, 1858), travelling | 


stock reserve 3,420 (notified 7th May, 1887), travelling stock 
reserve 26,986 (notified 11th December, 1897), and another 
part of travelling stock reserve 1,680 aforesaid generally north- 
westerly to the north-west corner of portion 16, parish of 
Bundijoe aforesaid ; and by the north boundary of that portion, 
and the north boundary of portion 4, to the point of commence- 
ment. [1804] 


{1299} Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 3ist August, 1910. 
Ab Council of the undermentioned Shire having, im 


terms of section 112 of the “ Loeal Government Act, 
1906,” subject to the approval of the Governor, declared 
the plants named in the Schedule hereto under the name of 
the said Shire, to be noxious within the area, His Hxcellency 
the Governor, with the advice of the Exeeutive Couneil, and in 
pursuance of the provisions of the said “ Local Government 
Act, 1906,” and the Acts amending the same, has approved of 
the action of the Council of the said Shire, in declaring, 
subject to such approval, such plants to be noxious within 


the area. 
CHARLHS A. LHE. 


SCHEDULE. 
TURON SHIRE 
(19 10-115-217-=459). 


Centaurea calcitrapa, commonly known as “ Star Thistle.” 
Rosa rubiginosa, commonly known as “ Sweet Briar.” 
_Xanthium spinosum, commonly known as “ Bathurst Burr.” 


[1301] Departntent of Public Works, 


Sydney, 31st August, 1910. 


A Councils of the Municipalities named in the Schedule 

hereto haying, in terms of the “Local Government Act, 
1906,” as amended by the “Local Government (Amending) 
Act, 1908,” subject to the approval of the Governor, fixed the 
fees and charges set out in such Schedule with respect to the 
services named therein under the names of the said Munici- 
palities, His Hxcellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased, in pursuance ,of the pro- 
visions of the said “Local Government Act, 1906,” as so 
amended, to approve of the action of the Councils of the said 
Municipalities, in fixing such fees and charges; subject to stich 
approval, 


CHARLES A. LER, . 
: Minister. ‘ 


ScHEpuULE. 
BERRY MUNICIPALITY 
(1910-156-113-55). 


For the removal (weekly or oftenet; as the casé may be) and 
disposal of night-soil within the Municipality— Hight 
pence (8d.) per pan for each removal, emptying, and 
cleansing thereof. 


INVERELL MUNICIPALITY 
(1910-226-156-285). 


For the removal and disposal of night-soil and garbage within 
the Municipality of Inverell—Sixpence (6d.) for each 
removal, emptying, and cleansing of one sanitary pan, and 
one garbage pan. 


KATOOMBA MUNICIPALITY 
(1910-230-151-815). 


For the removal of garbage within the Municipality of 
Katoomba—Threepence (3d.) per tin per week. 


MOREE MUNICIPALITY 
(1910=251~126-378). 


For the removal and disposal of garbage within the scavenging 
area of the Municipality of Moree—Two pence (2d.) for 
each removal of the contents of a garbage receptacle. 


[1242] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 3lst August, 1910. 


ABOLITION OF PUBLIC POUND AT 8ST. PETERS, 
WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY OF 8ST. PETHRS, 


* | OTICH is hereby given, for public information, that the 
.*  Publie Pound established at St. Peters has been abolished. 
The notifications published in the Government Gazettes of 21st 
July, 1896, and 24th January, 1899, that St, Peters had been 
fixed upon and determined a place for the establishment of a 
Pound, are hereby rescinded. 
[1910-293-60- 552] 
CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister. 


[1455] Premier’s Office, New South Wales, 


Sydney, 31st August, 1910. 


IS Excellency the Governor directs it to be notified that 
; he is in receipt of a communication from Mr. John P. 
Bray, Consul-General of the United States of Amerita at 
Sydney, intimating that he returned from his leave of absence 
in America on the 9th instant, and restimed his é6tisular duties 


on that date. 
C. G. WADE. 


[1317] . Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 


Sydney, 26th August, 1910, 


[ [3° Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has been pleased to 


- appoint 


His Honor Grantiny Hyper Firznarprnen, Judge of 
the Southern and Hunter District, 


to act as a Judge of the Supreme Court from the 29th 
instant until the conclusion of the sittings of the 
Central Criminal Court, which commence on that 


date 
C. G. WADE, ° 


31 Avay 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. 479} 


[1441]] Department of the Attorney-General and of Justice, 


Sydney, 31st August, 1910. 
¥IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 
Hven Montcomeriz Hamitton, Esquire, Barrister-at-Law, 


to act as a District Court Judge and Chairman of Quarter 
Sessions from the 30th instant to the 24th proximo, both dates 
inclusive, and to authorise him to exercise jurisdiction in the 
Southern and Hunter District, during the period mentioned. 


C. G. WADE. 


[1443] Department of the Attorney-General and of Justice, 


Sydney, 30th August, 1910. 


H* Excellency the Govertior directs it to be notified that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the “Claims against 

the Government and.Crown Suits Act, 1897,” he has been 

pleased, with the advice of the Executive Council, to appoint 


JAMES Lustre Wintiams, Hsquire, Under Secretary, Depart- 
ment of the Attorney-\teneral and of Justice, 


to be the Nominal Defendant, on behalf of the Government, in 
the mattér of the petition presented on the part of Mr. Walter 
Franklin Wade, of Ettrick, near Kyogle, as to a certain claim 
or demand which he deems himself to have against the 
Government, 


JOHN GARLAND. 


{14191 Department of the Attorney-General and of Justice, 
Sydney, 3ist August, 1910. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Execu- 

tive Council, has, in accordance with the nomination 

made by the Industrial Court constituted under the “ Indus- 

trial Disputes Act, 1908,” and with the provisions of that Act 

as amended by the “ Industrial Disputes (Amendment) Act, 

1908,” been pleased to appoint Crecin Epwarp WEIGALL, 

Esquire, Barrister-at-Law (being the person agreed upon by 

the parties), to the Office of Chairman of the Board to be 
known as the Shop Assistants’ (Tobacconists) Board. 


C. G. WADE. 


[1418] Department of the Attorney-General, and of Justice, 
Sydney, 81st August, 1910. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has, in accordance with the recom- 
mendation submitted by the Industrial Court constituted under 
the “Industrial Disputes Act, 1908,” and with the provisions 
of that Act as amended by the * Industrial Disputes (Amend- 
ment) Act, 1908,” been pleased to appoint the undermentioned 
persons to be Members of a Board constituted for the industry 
of Shop Assistants and Office Assistants in tobacconists’ shops 
and Storemen and Packers in tobacconists’ shops within the 
district comprised in the following boundaries, viz.: Com- 
mencing at the eastern boundary of Manly ; thence in a north- 
westerly direction to Hornsby ; thence in & direct line to Emu 
Plains; thence in aline to Liverpool; thence in a line to 
Sutherland; thence in a line to the north-eastern headland of 
Botany Bay; and thence by the coast line, to the point of 
commeticement at Manly, and shall include the Municipality 
of Manly and the townships of Hornsby, Hmu Plains, Liver- 
pool and Sutherland; together also with the districts com- 
prised in the following boundary, viz.: within a radius of 
twenty miles of the Newcastle Post and Telegraph Office, 
Newcastle, in the State of New South Wales, and including 
the following places: Newcastle, Adamstown, Garrington, 
Hamilton; Lambton, Merewether, New Lambton, Plattsburg, 
Wallsend, Stockton, Waratah, Wickham, Islington, Tighe’s 
Hill, Yoting Wallsend, West Wallsend, Killingworth, Boo- 
laroo, Holmesville,{Minmi, and Teralba ; and to be known as 
the Shop Assistants’ (Tobacconists) Board :— 


On behalf of the Employers : 
Mr. WittiAm Beery, of No. 307, George-street, Sydney. 
On behalf of the Hmployees : 
Mr. Grorce Richmond Youne, of Queen’s Hall, Pitt-street 


Sydney. 
phot CO. G.WADE. 


[1427 ] Department. of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 
Sydney, 3ist August, 1910. 
H*® Sxdecllency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has, in accordance with 
the recommendation submitted by the Industrial Court 
constituted under the “Industrial Disputes Act, 1908,” 
‘and with the provisions of that Act as amended by 
the “Tndustrial Disputes (Amendment) Att, 1908,” 
‘been pleased to appoint Mr. Joun Issac Stewart, of 
Mullimbimby, to be a. Member of the Sawmill Hm- 
loyees’ (Rous and Richrond) Board, in the place of 
tr Perey Gampbell, resigned. 
: C. G. WADE. 


[1306] Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 


Sydney, 3lst August, 1910. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the Executive Council, has, in accordance with 
the nomination made by the Industrial Court 
constituted under the ‘‘ Industrial Disputes Act 
1908,’’ and with the provisions of that Act as amended 
by the ‘Industrial Disputes (Amendment) Act, 1908,” 
been pleased to appoint THomas Epwarp Spencer, 
Esquire, .of 887 Glebe Point Road, Glebe (being the 
person agreed upon by the parties), to the Office cf 
Chairman of the Board, to be known as the Jewellers 
(Metropolitan) Board. ° 


C. G. WADE. 


[1805] Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 


Sydney, 31st August, 1910. 


ihe Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the Executive Council, has, in accordance with 
the recommendation submitted by the Industrial 
Court constituted under the ‘Industrial Disputes Act, 
1908,’ and with the provisions of that Act as amended 
by the ‘‘Industrial Disputes (Amendment) Act, 1908,” 
been pleased to appoint the undermentioned persons 
to be Members of a Board constituted for the industry 
of persons engaged in the manufacture of jewellery 
in the metropolitan police district and in the city of 
Newcastle, and to be known as the Jewellers (Metro- 
politan) Board :— 


On behalf of the Employers. 


Mr. Eenest Briaut RouiAson, Manufacturing Jewel- 
ler, of 119 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 


On behalf of the Employees. 


Mr. George Wiii1am SuHerar, of 22 Bond-street, 
Sydney. 


C. G. WADE. 


APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


ArrHur Gatus, Esquire, Police Magistrate, Braidwood, 
to be Deputy Licensing Magistrate of the Licens- 
ing Courts for the Licensing Districts of Cooma 
and Bombala, for a period not exceeding two 
months, pending the arrival of a successor to C. 
J. B. Helm, Esquire, P.M., to be transferred,— 

é from the Ist September. 1910. 

Frank Burrorp Treatt, Esquire, Police Magistrate, 
Cowra and Young, to be District Registrar in 
Bankruptcy at Trunkey, vice T. A. Smith, 
Esquire, relieved,—from the 26th August, 1910. 

Wittrsm Grorce Burton Smirn, Esquire, Police 
Magistrate, to be Deputy Licensing Magistrate of 
the Licensing Courts for the Licensing Districts of 
Parramatta and Ryde, for a further period not 
exceeding two months,—from the 5th September, 
1910. 

WittidAu CLEAVER-Woops, Esquire, J.P., M.D., to act as 
Visiting Justice to the Gaol at Albury, pending the arrival 
of a successor to O. F. Butler, Esquire, P.M., to be trans- 
ferred,—from the 26th August, 1910. 


Tun undermentioned gentlemen to be Deputy Licensing Magis- 
trates of the Licensing Courts for the Licensing Districts set 


‘opposite their respective names, for a period not exceeding 


two months, pending the arrival of a successor to C. F. Butler, 

Esquire, P.M., to be transferred,—from the 26th August, 

1910 :— , he 
Albury—WittiaM CLEAVER- Woops, Hequire, J.P.,M.D. 
Corowa—WitttAmM Hunry Lana, Esquire, J.P., M.B. 
Germanton—THomas WintER Lamp, Esquire, J.P. 


Tun undermentioned members of the Police Force to 
exercise, within the Licensing Districts preceding their 
respective names, the authority conferred by section 
19, subsection 1, of the ‘Liquor (Amendment) Act, 
1905,’? from the dates specified, viz. :— 


Grafton—First Class Constable ALpert Epwarp Py, 
‘stationed at Brushgrove,—from the Ist September, 
1910. 

Maclean—F¥irst Class. Constable ALsert Epwarp Py, 
stationed at Brushgrove,—from the lst September, 
1910. 

A;midale—Constable Frevirtck Eaciiton, stationed 
at Armidale West,—from the 15th August, 1910. 

Bourke—Constable. Hpwarpd Parrick ATKINS, sta- 
tioned at Bourke,—from thé date of commencing 


duty. 
JOHN GARLAND. 


4792 


COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Exceliency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, and upon the recommendation of the Inspector- 
General of Police, has approved of the undermentioned police 
officers being appointed Inspectors under the Tobacco Act, 47 
Victoria No. 12, namely :-— 


First Olass Constable Toomas Henry ViIpuxR, stationed at 
West Tamworth,—as from the 1st August, 1910. 


First. Class Constable Win~t1amM Henry WALKER, stationed at 
Morangerell,—as from the 6th August, 1910, vice First 
Class Constable Moras, transferred. 

[E.M. 318] 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, and upon the recommendation of the Superintendent, 
Explosives. Department, the Inspector-General of Police con- 
curring, has approved of the undermentioned police officer 
being appointed an Inspector under the “ Explosives Act, 
1908,” namely :— 


Constable GrorGr CHARLIE WILSON, stationed at Clarence- 
town,—-as from 5th August, 1910. 


[E.M. 320} T. WADDELL. 


CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 

KENNETH ALFRED GoLLEpGE, Esquire, M.B., Mast. 
Surg., Univ. Sydney, to be Government Medical 
Officer and Vaccinator at Yerranderie, vice Dr. G. 
H. Vernon. 

WittiaAm CuHaritrs Hueearr, Hsquire, M.B., Univ. 
Sydney, to be Government Medical Officer and 
Vaccinator at Narromine, vice Dr. Buchanan, left 
the district. 


Mr. JouN Epwarp McCuuiocn, Clerk of Petty Ses- 
sions, Bourke, to the Commissoin of the Peace. 


Freperick GarvENn, Esquire, Returning Officer for the 
Electoral District of Belubula, to the Commission 
of the Peace. 


W. H. WOGb. 


PROMOTIONS. 
CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Hxecutive 
Council, has been pleased to approve of the following promo- 
tions in the Police Force,—to take effect from the 9th October, 
1910, viz. :-— 


Sub-Inspector First Class Hangy Stuart Banks tobe Inspector 
of Police, and 


Sub-Inspector Second Class JamMES SPENCE to be Sub-Inspector 
of Police, First Class. 
THE Governor-in-Council has also been pleased to approve of 


Acting Sub-Inspector Jonny Wruis being confirmed in the 
the rank of Sub-Inspector of Police, Second Class,—to 
take effect from the 1st October, 1910. 


W. H. WOOD. 


RESIGNATION. 


CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has accepted the resignation of 


Mr. Percival Edward Addison from the Commission of 


the Peace. 
W. H. WOOD. 


——— 


[1428 } Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 


Sydney, 31st August, 1910. 
THE “COMMONS REGULATION ACT, 1898.” 


if IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint the 
undermentioned gentlemen to be Trustees of the undermen- 
tioned Common, in terms of the provisions of section 6 of the 
“ Commons Regulation Act, 1898,” to hold office until the next 
General Election of Trustees of Commons, in the month of 
January, 1913 :— 


BooroogBan, 
Charles Lee. 
Lewis Lee. 
Williams Timms. 
F. BE. N. Nelson. 
William Skene. 


JOHN PERRY. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. 


[31 Ave., 1910. 


[1430] Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 


Sydney, 31st August, 1910. 


THE “COMMONS REGULATION ACT, 1898.” 


H*> Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Uouncil, has been pleased to appoint the 
undermentioned gentlemen to be Trustees of the undermen- 
tioned Common, in terms of the provisions of seetion 10 of the 
“ Commons Regulation Act, 1898,” to hold office until the next 
General Hlection of Trustees of Commons, in the month of 
Jaauary, 1913 :-— 


SHUTTLETON. 


John Paraons. 
Robert Williams. 
Thomas Budd: 
John Hollis Betts. 
Henry Hudson. 


JOHN PERRY. 


[1429] 


Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 
Sydney, 31st August, 1910, 


THE “COMMONS REGULATION AOT, 1898.” 


H*® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint Mr. 
John Spencer to be a Trustee of the Mossgiel Common, 
in terms of the provisions of section 10 of the “ Commons 
Regulation Act, 1898,” to hold office until the next General 
Election of Trustees of Commons, in the month of January, 
1913, to complete the constitution of the Trust. 


vOHN PERRY. 


[1422} Department of Agriculture, 


Stock and Brands, 
Sydney, 31st August, 1910. 
“PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1902.” 


“T is hereby notified, for public information, that the 
-undermentioned gentlemen have been appointed Acting 
Inspectors under Regulation No. 70a of the abovenamed Act, 
for the sole purpose of issuing permits for sheep to travel. 
from the Pastures Protection Districts named, viz. :— 
BArHURST. 
A. L. Wilson, Caloola, Newbridge. 
[1910-5,663-39 Stock] 
Youne. 
John Owens, Young. 
{1910-5,739-471 Stock ] 
JOHN PERRY. 


Department of Labour and Industry, 
48 Young-street, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


SHEARERS’ ACCOMMODATION ACT. 


fk IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
4. the Executive Council, has been pleased to ap- 
point the undermentioned Police Officers to be Inspec- 
tors to carry out the provisions of the Shearers’ Ac- 
commodation Act in the districts specified in connec- 
tion with their respective names. 


[1291] 


J. A. HOGUE. 


Acting Sub-Inspector John Willis; station—Hay ; 
Police District—Hay. 


Constable Alfred Robert. Small; station—Hargraves ; 
Police District—Mudgee. 


[1310] Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 


Sydney, 31st August, 1910. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased, in pursu- 
ance of the provisions of subsection (3), section 4, of 
the ‘‘Small Debts Recovery (Amending) Act, 1905,’’ 
to appoint the following place at which exclusive juris- 
diction shall be exercised by Stipendiary or Police 
Magistrates, as provided by the said subsection, 
viz. ? — 
BowRavit1ez. 


JOHN GARLAND. 


31 Aua., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. 


4793 


{1190} The Treasury, New South Wales, 


23rd August, 1910. 


“COUNTRY TOWNS WATER AND SEWERAGE 
ACTS, 1880-1905,” 


MUNICIPALITY OF MOSS VALE. 


[* pursuance of section 50 of the “Country Towns Water 

and Sewerage (Amendment) Act, 1905,’’ I hereby declare 
that no debts payable to me and charged or chargeable under 
the “Country Towns Water and Sewerage Acts, 1880-1905,” 
upon the revenues of the Municipality of Moss Vale shall be 
charged or chargeable upon such of the said revenues as may 
be derived from lighting rates hereafter to be established for 
lighting with gas or otherwise, or from works in connection 
with such lighting. 

T. WADDELL, 
Colonal ‘ireasurer. 


[1308] The Treasury, New South Wales, 
Sydney, 3lst August, 1910. 


i pis Hixcellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the Executive Council, has been pleased to 
approve of the issue at the Treasury, Sydney, of 
£300,000 of New South Wales Funded Stock, created 
by the ‘‘Loan (Railways) Act, 1910,’’ the sale price 
to be £100 for every £100 of Stock; interest to be at 
the rate of 32 (three and three-quarter) per cent. per 
annum, dating from the issue of the Stock, and pay- 
able on 10th Kebruary and 10th August in each year 
up, to the date of maturity; and the Stock to mature 
on 10th August, 1919. 

T. WADDELL. 


Chief Secrelary’s Oflice, 
Sydney, 3lst August, 1910 


T is hereby notified, for general information, thatthe follow- 
ing places have been appointed as Polling-places for and 
within the boundaries of the Electoral Districts mentioned in 
connection with their respective names, in pursuance of the 
provisions of the “ Parliamentary Elections Act, 1906,” viz.:—> 


[1429] 


Electorate. Polling-place. 
Bingara .,. ne Paleroo, 
Clyde, The Enurobodalla. » 
Do 2 Tomakin. 
, Corowa : Sherwyn. 
Do ne aa ... Osborne. 
Durham ... Ss ... Cox’a Creek. 
Gwydir, The Pindari. 
Murrumbidgze, The  ... Gillenbah. 
Do ... Malebo. 
Orange .. a Shadforth. 
Richmond, The ... ... Durrumbul. 
Do ... Meerschanm Vale. 
Do hs ... Ruthven. 
Rous xj nag Crystal Creek. 
Singleton ... se Lower Belford. 
Dome ka ts ... Maison Dieu. 
Don ae. ee ... Sweetman’s Creek. 
St. George : ... Banksia. 
Wynyard... aie ...  Lacmalac. 
W. H. WOOD. 
[1421] Chief Secretary’s Office, 


Sydney, 31st March, 19:0. 
is hereby notified, for general information, that His 


T . 
I Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive - 


Council, has approved of the abolition of Cadia as a polling 
place outside and for the Electoral District of Orange, in pur- 
suance of the provisions of “ The Parliamentary Electorates 
and Elections Act, 1906.” 


W. H. WOOD. 


Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


NOTICE.— £50 REWARD. 


HEREAS on the morning of the 5th ultimo a certain 
powder was found in a milk can on the verandah at the 
residence of Mrs. Simon Sing, situated at Narrandera: And 
whereas the said powder was, upon examination by the Govern- 
ment Analyst, found to contain strychnine. Notice is hereby 
given that a reward of Filty Pounds will be paid by Govern- 
ment for such information as shall lead to the apprehension 
and conviction of the person or persons who placed the 
strychnine in the said milk can. In addition to the above 
reward, His Excellency the Governor will be advised to extend 
a free pardon to any accomplice, not being the person who 
actually placed, or caused to be placed, the strychnine as afore- 
said, who shall first give such no ke re ES This reward 

to remain in force for three months only. 

; i W. H. WOOD. 


f116s] 


« 


[1316] Chief Secretary’s Office, 


Sydney, 3lst August, 1910. 


it pursuance of the power and authority vested in 

me by the 11th section of the “ Birds Protection 
Act, 1901,” it is hereby notified, for general informa- 
tion, that the area hereunder described has been set 
apart for the preservation of protected birds. 


W. H. WOOD, 
Chief Secretary. 


DESORIPTION. 
Land District of Grafton, and Copmanhurst Shire. 


Partly within Southgate and Blakes Creek resumed 
area No. 523. 

No. 45,555. County of Clarence, parish of Southgate, 
containing an area of about 1,500 acres.. The Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries: Commencing 
on the right bank of Sportsman’s Creek where the 
western boundary of the Lawrence population area 
intersects that creek (being also the north-east corner 
of portion 240); by that western boundary south to its 
southern extremity; by the southern boundary east to 
the western boundary of R. R. F. 27,474; by part of the 
western and part of the northern boundaries of that 
reserve north and east to the south-west corner of re- 
serve 217 for refuge; by the western and part of the 
northern boundaries of that reserve north and east. to a 
point south of the south-east corner of special lease 99-2 ; 
by a line and the east boundaries of special leases 99-2 
and 98-15 north to the southern boundary of portion 
273; by part of that southern boundary west. to the 
right bank of Woody Creek; by the right bank of that 
creek downwards to its confluence with the right bank 
of Sportsman’s Creek aforesaid; and by that creek up- 
wards, to the point of commencement. 

[ Ms. 1910-11,676] 


[1393] Department of Labour and Industry, © 
48, Young-street, 


Sydney, 26th August, 1910. 


PUBLIC NOTICE UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE 
ACT No. 81, 1900. 


A MEMORIAL having been received by me asking that a 

poil be taken in the Country Shopping District of 
Lithgow on the questions whether the closing time at one 
o’clock be altered from Wednesday to Saturday, and the 
closing time at ten o’clock be altered from Saturday to Friday ; 
it is hereby notified, in accordance with the provisions of 
section 8 of the Karly Closing (Amendment) Act, and the 
Regulations made under that Act, that such poll as to the 
alterations proposed will be taken at the Police Station, 
Lithgow, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. on Wednes- 
day, 28th September, 1910. 


Each shopkeeper und shop assistant of a shop situated in 
the ssid Country Skopping District, and not being a shop 
mentioned in Schedule One to the Principal Act, shall, subject 
to the Regulations, be entitled to vote at such poll, provided 
that in every case the shop assistant referred to shall have been 
engaged for three months at least in a shop (not being a shop 
mentioned in Schedule One to the Principal Act) in the 
Country Shopping District in which he claims to vote, and shall 
at the time of voting be above the age of eighteen years. 


Lalso notify, in accordauce with the Regulations in: that 
behalf, that I hereby appoint Senior-Sergeant A. Mackenzie to 
be the person by whom such poll shall be taken (to be styled 
the Returning Officer), and also to be the Officer to receive 
and record on the Rolls of persons entitled to vote, the names 
of all such persons furnished to him in accordance with the 
Regulations. 


Any person entitled to vote and desirous of voting at the 
poll may obtain from the said Returning Officer a form of 
statement free of cost at the Police Station, Lithgow, from the 
5th to the 17th September, 1910, inclusive, from 10 a.m. to 
1 p.m., 3 p.m. to6 p.m., and from 8 pm. to 10 p.m. of each 
week-day. All such forma, after being duly filled in, must be 
delivered to the said Returning Officer at the Police Station, 
Lithgow, on or before the 17th September, 1910, or posted so 
as to reach that Officer on or before that date. 


The Rolls of shopkeepers and shop assistants will then be 
made up from such statements, and persons whose names 
appear on these Rolls will be entitled to vote. 


The Rolls will be open for the inspection of any person 
from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. and from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. from the 20th 
to the 24th September, 1910, inclusive. The attention of the 
Returning Officer may be directed to any statement contained 
therein believed to be incorrect. 

J. A. HOGUE. | 


4794 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. 


[31 Ava., 1910: 


[1296] Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 


Sydney, 3lst August, 1910. 
COMMONERS’ BOUNDARIES AT LOCKHART. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, directs it to be notified that all the 
residents or inhabitants of the age of 16 years and over, 
within the “undermentioned boundaries, and who have been 
duly enrolled as Commoners, will be entitled to the use of the 
Temporary Common at Lockhart. 

County of Urana, parishes Lockhart, Osborne, and Galore : 
Commencing at the north-east corner of portion 49, parish of 
Osborne ; and bounded thence on the west by the east boundary 
of that portion and east and south-east boundaries of portion 
50; thence by a line south from the south-west corner of that 
portion to the north-west boundary of portion 112; thence by 
part of the north-west and the north-east bounduries of that 
portion, part of the north-west and part of the east boundaries 
of portion 49 ; thence on the south by the north boundaries of 
portions 2 and 3, parish of Lockhart; thence on the west by 
part of the east boundary of portion 66, the east boundaries of 
portions 60, 47, 14, and 15, and their prolongation north to a 
point east of the south-east corner of portion 3, parish Galore ; 
thence on the north by a line to that corner and the south 
boundary of that portion and portion 4 to the point of 
commencement. 
[1910-1,145-206 Com.] 
JOHN PERRY. 


£1297) Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 


Sydney, 31st August, 1910, 
COMMONERS’ BOUNDARIES AT WOOLBROOK. 


IS. Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Hxecutive Council, directs it to be notified that all the 
residents or inhabitants of the age of 16 years and over, 
and who have been duly enrolled ss Commoners, will be 
entitled to the use of the Temporary Common at Woolbrook. 


County of Inglis, parishes of Scott, Congi, Muluerindi, and | 


Burke: Commencing on the Muluerindi River, at the south- 
west corner of portion 122, parish of Scott; and bounded 
thence by the west and part of the north boundary of that 
portion and the west boundary of portion 39 to the Great 
Northern Railway ; thence by that railway westerly to the east 
boundary of portion 137; thence by part of the east boundary 
of that portion, the east boundary of portion 138, the east, 
north, and west boundary of portion 41, the north boundaries 
of portions 139 and 141, the north-east boundaries of portions 
94, 95, 96, 97, and 98, parish of Congi, the north-west 
boundary of the latter portion and portion 90 to the Mulue- 
rindie River aforesaid; thence by that river upwards to the 
north-west corner of portion 29, by the north-west boundary of 
that portion and portion 61, parish of Muluerindi, the south- 
west boundary of the latter portion and portion 62, the west 
boundary of portion 5, parish of Burke, part of the north and 
the west boundaries of portion 103, the west boundary of por- 
tion 37, the west and south boundaries of portion 77 to the 
Great Northern Railway aforesaid; thence by that railway 
southerly to a point west of the north-west corner of portion 
65, parish of South Burke; thence by a line ® that corner; 
thence by the north boundary of that portion ; thence by the 
west and part of the south boundary of A. F. Davidson’s con- 
ditional lease of 960 acres to the north-east corner of portion 
59, parish of South Burke; thence by a line north-easterly to 
the most western corner of portion 32, parish of Scott; thence 


by the north-western boundary of that portion, and the north- . 


western boundaries of portions 94, 98, 92, 49, and 77 to the 

Muluerindie River aforesaid ; and thence by that river down- 

wards to the point of commencement, 

[1910-1,108-53 Com.] 
JOHN PERRY. 


[1298] Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 
Syduey, 3lst#August, 1910. 
COMMONERS BOUNDARIES AT BOWRA. 


| | IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Execu- 

tive Council, directs it to be notified that all the residents 
or inhabitants of the age of 16 years and over within the 
undermentioned boundaries and who have been duly enrolled 
as Commoners, will be entitled to the use of the temporary 
common at Bowra. 

County of Raleigh, parish of Bowra: Commencing on the 
Bowra River, at the south-east corner of portion 30; and 
bounded thence on the south by the south boundary of that 
portion ; thence on the west by the west boundary of that por- 
tion and the west boundaries cf portions 31 and 32 and the west 
boundary of the village of Bowra to South Creek; thence by that 
ereek downwards to Bowra Creek aforesaid ; and thence on all 
other sides by that creek downwards. to the point of com- 
mencement, 


[1910-1,074-89 Com.] JOHN PERRY. 


(791) Department of Public Instruction, 


Sydney, 3rd August, 1910. 


NEW PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 


TT is hereby notified, for general information, in accordance 
with the provisions of the 34th section of the “ Public 
Instruction Act of 1880” that it is proposed to establish Public 
Schools at— 
Darsy’s Fats. 
Gostwrok, 
MoLavexutin River. 
MANDALONG. 
MANDAMAH. 
Mrtrrootr. 
PALEROO. 
PHILLIP. 
PIALLAWAY. 


J. A. HOGUE. 


[1169] Department of Public Instruction, 


Sydney, 16th August, 1910. 


NEW EVENING PUBLIC SCHOOL. 


L be is hereby notified, for general information, in accordance 

with the provisions of the 84th section of the “ Public 
Instruction Act of 1880,” that it is proposed to establish an 
Evening Public School at 


WooNOoNA. 
J: A. HOGUE. 


[1186] Department of Public Instruction, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


NEW EVENING PUBLIC SCHOOL. 


[7 is hereby notified, for general information, in accordance 

with the provisions of the 34th section of the “ Public 
Instruction Act of 1880,’ that it is proposed to establish 
an Evening Public School at 


BatTHURST. 
J. A. HOGUE. 


ll 


[1809] Department of Public Instruction, 


Sydney, 25th August, 1910, 
NEW PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 


ie is hereby notified, for general information, in 

accordance with the provisions of the 34th section 
of the ‘‘Public Instruction Act of 1880,’’ that it is pro- 
posed to establish Public Schools at 


BismurH. 
CAMDEN HAvEeN UPPER. 


GooNUMBLA. 
J. A: HOGUE. 


(631] Department of Public Instruction, 


Sydney, 25th July, 1910. 


NEW EVENING PUBLIC SCHOOL. 


yh is hereby notified, for general information, in accordance | 
with the provisions of the 84th section of the “ Public 
Instruction Act of 1880,” that it is proposed to establish an 
Evening Public School at— 
TEVEN. 
J. A. HOGUE. 


GOVERNMENT TRAMWAYS: 
CASTLEREAGH-STREET TO FLINDERS-STREET, SYDNEY. 


Notice of Confirmation of Plan and Book of Reference. 


J 
ITH reference to the notice of the Minister for Public 
Works, dated 12th day of July last, relative to the 
taking of certaia lands required for the purpose of constructing 
a Tramway from Castlereagh-street to Flinders-street, Sydney, 
and to make and complete certain works and conveniences in 
connection therewith: Notice is hereby given that, no valid 
objection having been made to the taking of the lands required. 
for the said Tramway, or to the erection of the said works, the 
said plan and book of reference have been duly confirmed by 
His &xcellency the Governor, with the adyice of the Executive 
Uouncil, in accordance with the “ Public Works Act, 1900.”. 


(x.8.) “CHARLES A. LEER, 
Constructing Authority. 


The Seal of the Constructing Authority was affixed hereto, 
at Sydney, this eighteenth day of August, in the year 
of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, 
in the presence of— ; 


[941] JoHN Porrvs. 


31 Ava, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134; 


4795 


© WATER RIGHTS ACT, 1902.” 


' Aprricatrion No, 288, WacaaA Waadaa Lanp Boarp 
District. 


N accordance with the provisions of the “ Water Rights 

Act, 1902,” it is hereby notified that the following report 

ha been piesénted to me regarding the result of an mquiry 

into the application of Albert N. Hutchings, for a License 

under Section 10 of the said Act, in respect of a dam on 
Bullenbung Creek, parish of Milbrulong; county of Mitchell. 


CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister for Public Works. 
Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 29th August, 1910. 


DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD, 


New South Wales; 
to wit. 


WuerEas on the 16th day of July; 1910, it became a matter 
for us to réport upon an application made by Albert N. Hutchings 
for a license, under Section 10 of the “ Water Rights Act, 
1902,” for a dam on Bullenbong Creek, Parish of Milbrulong, 
County of Mitchell, Land District of Wagga Wagga, to supply 
water forstock and domestic purposes; and having taken evidence 
and inquited inté the said matter, we recommend the granting 
of a license for the above work for the term and under the 
conditions set forth on Hxhibit “ E” enclosed, 


_ Applicant is the owner and occupier of the land on both 
sides of the Creek embracing the dam and by-wash. 


We report that the application has been duly advertised» 
and that no objections were offered, nox do there appear to be 
any objections in the public interests. 

Applicant not present. 

Mr. Ellis, Staff Surveyor, for the Crown; 


Given under our hands, at the Court House, at Wagga 
Wagga, in the State of New South Wales, this 16th 
day of July, 1910. 


J. T, KEATING, Chairman. 


ALEXANDER Hit Stay 
JOHN J. MoGRATH, 


Members 
L. L. Board. 


The Conditions referred to. 


(1) Crest of by-wash to be fixed and referred by levelling to a 
Bench Mark to be established in the vicinity of the work. 

(2) In the event of scour taking place in the by-wash a per- 
manent overshot dam of timber, brick, or concrete to be 
constructed therein to the satisfaction of the Chief Engineer 
for Irrigation and Drainage. ’ 

(3) That the Minister for Public Works shall have the power, 

"on giving the holder of the license or océupier of the site 
of the work six months’ notice, to cancel, revoke, or with- 
draw the License at any time if necessary or desirable 
in connection with any scheme that may be formulated for 
the improvement of Bullenbung Creek, or in connection 
with the constitution of a Trust for the management of that 
Creek. 

(4) That no compensation shall be payable by the Crown in 
respect of stich cancellation, revocation, or withdrawal to 
any person whomsoever. 


(5) The term to be not longer than 5 years. [1230] 


[1058] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 25th August, 1910. 
“ PUBLIC WATERING PLACES ACT, 1900.” 
“@GREENVALE TANK.” 
Urana Shire. 
ESTABLISHMENT OF PuBLIG WATERING PrAck No. 679. 


H®*® Excellency the Governor, with the adviee of the 
Executive Council, directs it to be notified that the 
reserves speécified-in the Schedule below are hereby declared 
and established a Public Watering Place, pursuant to the 
provisions of the abovenamed Act, and will be known as the 
Greenvale Tank. 


(Papers P.W.P., 1910-2,053-195] 


CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister for Public Works. 


THe ScHEDULE. 


County of Urana, parish of Clyde, containing an area of 1044 
acrés. The Crown Lands within thé boundaries of measured 
portion No. 118,—as shown on the plan catalogued U. 8,093- 
1881; in the Lands Department, Sydney. 


The above was reserved respéctively from salé as No. 45,439, 


atid léasé générally as No. 45,440 for travelling stock and 


camping, by Gazette notice of the 6th July, 1910. 


[794] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 25th August, 1910. 
“PUBLIC WATERING PLACES AOT, 1900.” 
“YORK TANK.” 
Goolamon Shire. 
Esrasrisnment or Pusnic WarrrinG Prace No. 697. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council; hereby directs it to be notified that 

the Reserves specified in the Schedule below are hereby declared 

and established a Public Watering Place pursuant to the pro- 

visions of the abovenamed Act, and will be known as the York 

Tank. 

[Papers P.W.P. 1910-805-596] 


CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister for Public Works. 


Tur SOHEDULE. 


County of Bourke, parish of Devlin, containing an area of 
about 100 acres. ; 
The above was reserved respectively from sale as No. 45,398, 
and license and lease generally as No. 45,399 for travelling 
stock and camping, by Gazette notice of the 22nd June, 1910, 


[796] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 
“PUBLIC WATERING PLACES ACT, 1900.” 
Yallaroi Shire. 


ESTABLISHMENT OF AN EXTENSION OF BOOBAH WELL 
Pusptic WatTERING Prace No. 690. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the. 
4 Executive Council, directs it to be notified that the 
Reserves specified in the Schedule below are hereby declared 
and established an extension of the Public Watering Place 
known as Boobah Well, pursuant to the provisions of the- 
abovenamed Act. 
[Papers P.W.P. 1910-1,344-56] 


CHARLES A: LHE; a 
Minister for Public Works. 


THe ScHEDULE. 
County of Burgett, parish of Gugumburra, containitig an 
area of about 17 acres. 
The above was reserved respectively from sale as No. 43,087, 
and license and lease generally as No. 43,028, for travelling 
stock and camping, by Gazette notice of 22nd June, 1910. 


[795 } Department of Public Works; 
Sydney, 25th August, 1910. 
“PUBLIC WATERING PLACES ACT, 1900.” 
* CURRAJONG TANK.” 
Bland Shire. ; ty 
Hstanrtisumenr or Pustic WATERING Pracs, No. 654. 
H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, directs it to be notified that the, 
resetves specified in the Schedule below are hereby declared 
and established a Public Watering Place, pursuant to the pro- 
visions of the abovenamed Act, and will be known as the Curra- 
jong Tank. pigthice ¥ 
[Papers P.W.P, 1910-2,914-414] 
CHARLES A. LER; Pi 
Minister for Public Works. 


Tur ScHEDULE, 


County of Gipps, parish of Wamboyne, containing an area 
of 520 acres. The Crown Lands within the boundaries of 
measured portion No. P.w.P. 654,—as shown on the plan cata- 
logued G. 2,234-1871, in the Lands Department, Sydney. | 

The above was réserved respectively from sale as No. 45,408; 
and license and lease generally as No. 45,409 for travelling 
stock and camping, by Gazette notice of 22nd June, 1910. 


[591] New South Wales Government Railways; 
Office of the Chief Commissioner, 
Sydney; 22nd July; 1910. - 
Ne is hereby given that quantities of old materials, 
namely,—Number of tramway rails, which have been 
left by the owners on Railway premisés, aré lying at Coota- 


| mundra; and that unless they are removed from the Railway 


premises within two months from the date of this notice they’ 

will be sold, and the proceeds utilised for the payment of: 
storage charges. 

BY order} «sigs cx 9 ae 

J. 8 SBURWAY, 


ecretary. — 


4796 > 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 
AND TRAMWAYS. 


Sate oF Losr anp UncrisImMeD PROPERTY AT DARLING 
Harsour Station, WEDNESDAY, 14rH SEPTEMBER, 1910. 


ab fee is hereby given that a quantity of Unclaimed 

Goods on hand prior to the 16th March, 1910, and certain 
articles left in trains or on railway premises, such as umbrellas, 
walking sticks, muffs, &c.. which have been on hand three 
months or more, will be sold by Public Auction at 11 a.m. on 
Wednesday, 14th September, 1910, at the Darling Harbour 
Goods Station. 

Owners may apply for lost articles to the District Superin- 
tendent, Sydney Station, until 8th September, 1910. 

The goods will be on view at Darling Harbour for two days 
preceding the sale. 


By order of the Chief Commissioner, 
J. 8. SPURWAY, 


Secretary. 


[875] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT TRAMWAYS. 


EXTENSION OF SEOCTION—ELLIOTT-STREBT TO WESTON-ROAD. 
Locat Trams. 


® OTICE is hereby given that, on and after Monday, 5th 

September, 1910, the section for trams running local 
service between Darling-street Wharf and LElliott-street, 
Balmain, will be extended to Weston-road Junction (corner of 
Weston-road and Darling-street), and the fare for the convey- 
ance of passengers will be as follows :— 


Between Darling-street Wharf and Weston-road Junction 
(by local service only) ... Hite ’ ye : 


T. R. JOHNSON, - 


[1292] Chief Commissioner. 


[474] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 


Sydney, 3lst August, 1910. 


HE following Award of the Hotels and Restaurant Em- 

ployees’ (Newcastle) Board constituted for the industry 

of employees in Hotels and Restaurants in the City of 

Newcastle within the area comprised in a radius of twelve 

miles round the Newcastle Post Office is, by direction of the 

Attorney-General, published in accordance with the provi- 
sions: of section 29 of the “ Industrial Disputes Act, 1908.” 


G. C. ADDISON, 
Industrial Registrar. 


“INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES ACT, 1908.” 


BEFORE THE HoTELS AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES’ 
(NEwcastLe) Boarp. 


In the matter of the Application of the Hotel, Club, Restaurant 
and Caterers Employees’ Union, to determine certain in- 
dustrial matters. 


Tuesday, the thirtieth day of August, in the year one 
jgy thousand nine hundred and ten. 


THE Hotels and Restaurant Employees’ (Newcastle) Board 
having taken into consideration the industrial matters pre- 
sented for the consideration and determination of the Board 
by the Hotel, Club, and Restaurant Employees’ Union, and 
public notice having been given of the sittings of the Board, 
doth award, determine, and direct, with respect to the follow- 
ing industries, namely:—The Employees in Hotels and Res- 
taurants in Newcastle and within a radius of twelve miles of 
the Neweastle Post Office, that the following terms and 
conditions and provisions shall be binding on all persons 
engaged in the said industries within Newcastle and within 
a radius of twelve miles of the Newcastle Post Office. 


1. Hours or Work. 
(a) Dining-room, Pantry, and Counier-hands. 


A week’s working hours for the following classes of persons 
shall not exceed fifty-nine.—Employees in dining-rooms and 
pantry hands working in connection with or under the super- 
vision of dining-rooms, and counter-hands in restaurants. 

The hours shall be worked within thirteen and a half con- 
secutive hours in each day, reckoned from the time the em- 
ployee comes on to the time he goes off. Provided that any 
of the above-mentioned employees may work for any time 
not exceeding one hour on any one day in the week during any 
time outside the said thirteen and a half hours, if paid at the 
rate of time and a half for such extra time. 


A total of one hour per day at least shall be allowed each 
employee for meals, and shall not be computed as working 
hours, 

(b) Bar and Billiard-room. 


A week’s working hours for barmen, barmaids, and billiard- 
markers shall not exceed fifty-nine. 


hehe Ge be Ls 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. [31 Ave., 1910. | 


(c) Porters, and Generally-useful Men. 


A week’s working hours for porters, and generally-useful 
men shall not exceed sixty-three. 


(d) Female General Servants—Housemards. 


A week’s working hours for female general servants and 
housemaids shall not. exceed sixty-three; provided that if 
the employee works for any time not exceeding a total of 
six hours in the week serving in the bar, the hours shall 
not exceed sixty. 


(e) Kitchen. 


The week’s working hours for kitchen employees which 
term shall be taken to include all persons working in con- 
nection with, or under the control of kitchens, shall be as 
follow:—Cooks, not exceeding sixty hours; kitchenmen and 
others, not exceeding sixty-three hours. 

The hours worked by all kitchen employees shall be worked 
within thirteen and a half consecutive hours in each day, 
reckoned from the time the employee comes on to the time 
he leaves off. Provided that any kitchen employee may work 
for any time not exceeding one hour on any day in the week 
during any time outside the said thirteen and a half hours if 
paid at the rate of time and a half for such extra time. 

A total of one hour per day, at least, shall be allowed to 
such employees for meals, and shall not be, computed as 
working hours. 


({) Other Employees. 


A week’s working hours for employees not herein mentioned 
shall not exceed sixty-three. 


2. Timm ALLOWED OFF. 


Two half-days’ holiday, from 2 p.m. until the following 
morning, shall be given to all employees in every week from 
and including the week commencing on the Sunday immedi- 
ately following publication of Award. 


3. FESTIVAL WEEKS. 


Subject to the provisions of the Early Closing Acts, em- 
ployees in hotels and restaurants may work during the day 
or half day on which they are usually allowed off, as prescribed 
by this award, within the following periods :— 


1. Easter week, that is to say, from and including the 
Monday last preceding Good Friday to-and inclusive 
of the Saturday-week following Good Friday. 

2. Christmas week, that is to say, from and including 
the twenty-third day of December, to and including 
the second day of January, next following. 

3. Any one other extraordinary festival with the permis- 
sion of the Industrial Registrar given to an employer 
or to employers on cause shown. 


All work performed during the day or half-day above men- 


' tioned shall be paid for at the rate of time and a half. 


4. Pustic Horipays. 


.Every employee who has been continuously in the service 
of an employer or in the service of one house for twelve con- 
secutive months shall be entitled to seven days’ consecutive 
holidays on full pay, that is, a week’s wages, and such holidays: 
if taken shall commence not later than thirty days from the 
termination of the above twelve-monthly period. Provided 
that if the employee desires the employer shall pay a full week’s 
extra pay to the employee instead of granting the holiday. 
Provided also that if any employee leaves the service of the 
employer before the expiration of the said twelve months he 
shall be entitled in lieu of holidays to a half-day’s pay for 
every holiday worked’ by him during his employment. The 

ublic holidays referred to in this clause shall mean New 

ear’s Day, Anniversary Day, Good Friday, Easter Monday, 
King’s Birthday, Prince of Wales’ Birthday, Eight-hours Day, 
Christmas Day, and Boxing Day. 


5. WaGES. 


The following shall be the minimum weekly rates of wages 
for male employees, 18 years of age and over, and for female 
employees of any age, in hotels and restaurants :— 


(a) Male Cooks. 


A.—Where the ordinary charge for a meal is not less than 
1s.:—(a) Wheze two (or more) cooks are usually employed— 
Chef, £2 5s.; second (or third) cook, £1 12s. 6d. (b) Where 
one cook is usually employed, £2. 


B.—Where the ordinary charge for a meal is under 1s.:— 
(a) Where two cooks are. usually employed—Chef, £2; 
second cook, £1 10s. (6) Where one cook is usually em- 
ployed, £2, 


Where an employer is substantially and continuously acting 
as chef, his employment shall, for the purposes of this award, 
be regarded as the employment of a chef for the purpose of 


| determining the wages of the employees. 


31 Ave., 1910.] 


‘NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 154. 


4797 


(6) Female Cooks. 


Three-fifths of the rates herein prescribed for male cooks. 

Provided that in restaurants where only one class of meal is 
served to the public, and in hotels where meals are not usually 
served to persons other than guests or boarders, and a male 
cook or a female cook is the only person employed in the 
kitchen, such male cook or female cook shall receive a mini- 
ea weekly rate of not less respectively than £1 7s. 6d. and 

3. 

(c) Ktichenmen. 
Kiteienmen, £1 5s. 


The term “ kitchenman”’ shall be taken to include any 
person other than a cook who works in kitchens in connection 
with culinary operations. 


(d) Kitchenmards. 
Kitchenmaids, 12s. 
(e) Waiters. 
Waiters, £1 5s. 


(f) Waitress and Pantrymaids. 


Where the ordinary charge for a meal is above Is: Head 
waitress, 168.; waitress or housemaid waitress, 13s.; pantry- 
maid, 12s. 

Where the ordinary charge for a meal is Is. or under: 
Waitress, 12s.; pantrymaid or housemaid waitress, 11s. 


(g) Probationers. 


Employers may employ as waiters or barmen, probationers 
for a period not exceeding six months, and, as waitresses or 
barmaids, female probationers for a period not exceeding 
three months, in the proportion of one probationer to each 
four or fraction of four waiters, barmen, waitresses, or bar- 
maids, as the case may be, in receipt of not less than the pre- 
scribed minimum wage, at the following rates of pay :— 
Males: For the first three months, two-thirds of the prescribed 
minimum wage; second three months, three-fourths of the 
prescribed minimum wages. Females; Two-thirds the pre- 
scribed minimum wage, 
© After serving the prescribed period of probation the pro- 
bationer shall be paid the minimum rates herein prescribed. 
Probationer is defined to mean a person who has not had 
previous experience in the industry. 


(h) Barmen and Barmaids. 


Barmen, £1 10s.; barmaids, saloon bar, £1 3s8.; public 
bar, 183. 
: (t) Billiard-markers. 


£1 5s. 


(j) Porters, 


Usually meeting trains, 15s.; not usually meeting trains, 
£1 2s. 6d. 


(k) Female General Servants. 
Female General Servants. 12s. 


(1) Housemaids or Linenmaids. 
Housemaids or Linenmaids, 12s. 


(m) Male generally wseful Employees. 


Usually meeting trains, 17s. 6d.; not usually meeting trains, 
£1 
(n) Other Enployees. 


Male employees not herein provided for, £1. 


6. WaGczs or CasuaL WORKERS. 


Thirty-three and a third per cent. in advance of the wages 
prescribed in respect ofthe position for which the worker is 
casually employed. Dinner waiters, 5s.; lunch waiters, 4s. ; 
kitchenmen, 6s. per day. 


7. Boarp AND LODGING. 


In hotels and restaurants where board is not provided, 
the sum of 10s. per week shall be paid in addition to the 
wages herein prescribed; and where lodging is not provided 
the sum of 5s. per weck shall be paid in addition to the wages 
herein prescribed. Unless otherwise herein prescribed, where 
the employee is provided with lodging, no deduction shall be 
made from the wages, and the employee shall not be charged 
for such lodging. 


8. OVERTIME. 


Ten hours’ overtime, and no longer, may be worked in any 
one week by employees, other than employees whose working 
time is regulated by the Early Closing Act. 


9. OvERTIME RATES. 


Overtime shall be paid for at the rate of time and a half, 
and shall be calculated on the excess of time worked each 
week. 


10. PAYMENT OF WAGES. 


Wages, including overtime, shall be paid weekly. If over- 
time is not paid during the week in which it is earned, it shall 
be claimed not later than the end of the week following. 


11. Notricr oF TERMINATION OF SERVICE. 


At least forty-eight hours’ notice of termination of service 
shall be given by employer and employee. If the employee 
‘leaves without notice such employee shall forfeit two days’ 
pay, and for the purpose of enforcing that forfeiture the em- 
ployer may keep in hand two days’ pay of each employee. 
If the omployer dismisses the employce without notice, for 
other cause than misconduct, he shall pay the employee two 
.days’' pay in lieu of such notice. 


12, APPRENTICES. 


Apprentices, properly indentured for a period of four years» | 
may be employed in the proportion of one apprentice to three 
or portion of three cooks. Such apprentices must be at least 
16 years of age, and shall receive wages at the following rates: 
—5s. per week for the first six months, 7s. 6d. per week for 
the second six months, 10s. per week for the third six months, 
15s. per week for the fourth six months, 20s. per week for 
the fifth six months, 25s. per week for the sixth six months, 
30s. per week for the seventh six months, 35s. per week for 
the eighth six months. 


13. GRADING, 


Where the work of a higher grade employee mentioned in 
this Award is for a total® period exceeding 20 hours in any 
one week performed by an employee of a lower grade, the 
wages and conditions of the higher grade employee shall 
apply to such lower grade employee. 


14. KircH=EN WorK. ; 


Cooks shall assist in the work of kitchenmen, and kitchen- 
men in the work of cooks. 


15. Stow WoRKERS. 


The Industrial Registrar is appointed the tribunal to grant 
permits under section 27 of the Act, and in order to leave 
such tribunal free and unhampered to deal with each applica- 
tion for any such permit on its own individual merits the 
minimum wage for workers under the. said clause is fixed at 
the nominal sum of Is. per week. 


16. SETTLEMENT oF DISPUTES. 


Should any question or dispute arise under this Award, it 
shall be determined by the employer concerned and the 
secretaries of the applicant Union and the Northern Branch 
of the United Licensed Victuallers’ Association, Industrial 
Union of Employers, and on their failing to agree, shall be 
referred to the Chairman for his opinion: Provided that the 
Chairman may, if he thinks fit, refer the matter to the Board 
for its opinion. This clause shall not be deemed to affect 
the right to sue for a penalty for breach of the Award. 


17. DURATION oF AWARD. 


This Award shall come into force on the date of its pub- 
lication in the Government Gazette, and shall remain in 
force for a period of three years. 


G. C. ADDISON, 
Chairman. 


[1295] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 


Sydney, 3ist August, 1910. 


HE following Award of the rated Waters Board, con- 
stituted for the industries of all persons employed in the 
manufacture of erated waters, cordials, and non-intoxicating 
drinks and beverages, and all persons employed in or in con- 
nection with mauufsctories of table waters and other non- 
‘intoxicating drinks, and all drivers of trolleys, drays, and 
carts employed in connection with such manufactories within 
the county of Cumberland, is, by direction of the Attorney- 
General, published in accordance with the provisions of section 
29 of the ‘Industrial Disputes Act, 1908.” 


G. C. ADDISON, 
Industrial Registrar, 


BEFORE THE AXRATED WATERS BOARD. 


On the application of Marchant Ltd.—Brewery Employees 
Union, respondents—it was determined by the Board that 


(4) Applicants’ grooms can be called upon to start before 
their fixed starting time if paid time and quarter 
overtime, even when their fixed starting time is 6 
a.m. 

(s) The first proviso to. clause 13 only applies to com- 
paratively small places, where a total of eight horses. 
only is employed. 

E. MILNER STEPHEN, 


Sydney, Gth August, 1910. Chairman. 


= 


4798 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. 


[31 Ave. 1910. 


[1417] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 


Sydney, 3lst August, 1910. 


Wt following Award of the Wood and Coal Labour- 

ers’ Board, constituted for the industry of 
unskilled labourers employed in the industry of re 
ceiving and distributing wood and coal in the county 
of Cumberland, is, by direction of the Attorney- 
General, published in accordance with the provisions 
‘of section 29 of the ‘‘Industrial Disputes Act, 1908.” 


G. C, ADDISON, 
Industrial Registrar. 


“INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES ACT, 1908.’’ 
Wood and Coal Labourers’ Board. 


_ In the matter of an application to the Wood and Coal 
_ Labourers’ Board by the Wood and Coal Labour- 
ers’ Union of New South Wales to determine 
certain industrial matters. 


THE abovenamed Board having heard evidence and 
_ argument concerning the abovementioned application, 
and having fully considered the same now makes the 
following Award therein :— 


AWARD: 


1. Hours of working.—The week’s work shall be 534 
hours, to be worked between the hours of 6 a.m. and 
5.30 p.m. on Mondays to Fridays, and 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. 
on Saturdays. On Monday to Friday inelusiye two 
breaks of one hour each shall be allowed each day for 

meals, and on Saturday one break of one hour. 


2. Rates of wages.— 


(a) Weekly hands.—The minimum rate of wages 
for weekly hands shall be 40s. per week. For 
the half-hour from 5.30 p.m. to 6 p.m. 64d. 
overtime shall be paid. Between the hours of 
6 p.m. and 6 a.m. overtime shall be paid at 
the rate of Is. 6d. per hour: Provided that 
a weekly hand shall receive 3d. per hour (or 
portion of an hour) extra for all time actually 
worked at truck or trolley running, or shovel- 
ling coal in hulks, during the ordinary work- 
ing hours. 

(b) Casual hands.—The rates for casual hands 
shall be as follows :—Between the hours of 
6 a.m and 6 p.m.—Yard hands, 1s. per hour; 
truck and and trolley runners and labourers 
in hulks, 1s. 14d. per hour. Between the 
hours of 6 p.m. and 6 a.m., ls. 6d. per hour 
for all casual hands. 


3. Definition.—‘‘Weekly hand’’ means an employee 
engaged by the week, and paid by the week, and 
liable to be discharged only at the end of a week. 
“Casual hand’’ means an employee paid by the hour 
or the day, and includes any employee employed for 
less than six days in any week. 

For the purposes of this clause, each week shall 
begin on Monday and end on Saturday, or as may be 
. fixed by the employer, who shall not alter a fixed week 
without giving one month’s notice to his employees 
affected: Provided that where a weekly hand is taken 
on during any week he shall not be deemed to be a 
casual hand as regards the portion of the first week 
worked by him. 


4. Holidays.—New Year’s Day, Anniversary Day, 
Good Friday, Easter Monday, King’s Birthday, Kight- 
. hour Day, Prince of Wales’ Birthday, Christmas Day, 
and Boxing Day shall be holidays Work done on any 
such holiday, or on Saturday after 1 p.m., or on Sun- 
day, shall be paid for at the rate of 2s. per hour. 


5. Payment of wages.—All wages shall be paid with- 
in 15 minutes of ceasing work on the recognised 
pay-day, and any further period spent in waiting shall 
be paid for at overtime rates. 


6. Aged and Infirm Workers.—The Industrial Regis- 
trar is appointed the tribunal to grant permits to 
aged or infirm workers, who are unable to earn the 
minimum rate of wages fixed by this Award, and, in 
order to leave such tribunal free and unhampered to 
deal with each case on its individual merits, the 


minimum wage for such workers is fixed at the 
nominal sum of 1s. per week. 


7. No employee shall board or lodge with his em- 
ployer, or at his employer’s expense. 


8. This Award shall continue in force for a period 


of three years from the date of its publication in the 
Government Gazette, 


Dated this 29th day of August, a.p. 1910. 


_J. MEILLON, 
Chairman of the Board. 


later than 10th September next. 


[1240] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 25th August, 1910. 


“THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906.” 


A®* Examination of Applicants for Certificates of Qualifica- 

tion to act as Auditor or Clerk to a Shire or Munici- 
pality will be held on Thursday.and Friday, 13th and 14th 
October, 1910, at Sydney, and such Country Centres as the 
Examining Committee may determine, 


The subjects of examination for Certificate as Clerk are :— 


(a) All Acts of Parliament dealing with the subject of 
Local Government, and all Ordinances and Regula- 
tions under such Acts. — 

(6) All Acts of Parliament with the administration of 
which the Council of a Municipality or Shire is 
charged, and all Regulations made thereunder. 

(c) The powers and duties of officers and servants of 
Councils under and inrelation to such Acts, Ordinances, 
and Regulations. 

(4) The method of keeping accounts of Councils of Shires 
and Municipalities. 

(e) Handwriting.—To be valued for neatness, simplicity, 
and legibility, judged by the answers to the exami- 
nation papers. 

(f) Avithmetic.—With special reference to calculations 
such as might reasonably be expected to be required 
in the work of a Council of a Shire or Municipality. 


The subjects of examination for Certificate as Auditor are :— 
(a) Auditing. 
(2) Local Government book-keeping. 


Applicants in each case must be of the full age of 21 years. 

Forms of application to attend, and full particulars of, the 
examination may be obtained from the Clerk to the Examining 
Committee, Pastoral Exchange, 4 O’Oonnell-street, Sydney. 
Applications must be lodged with the Examining Committee 
not later than 19th September, 1910. 

Candidates will be required to pay an examination fee of 
10s. 6d., which must be lodged with the Treasury, either 
direct or through a Clerk of Petty Sessions, and the receipt 
therefor forwarded to the Examining Committee with the 
application. 

Copies of papers set at previous examinations may be obtained 
from the Government Printing Office, price 6d., per post 7d., 
per copy. 

W. J. HANNA, 
Under Secretary. 


f1124] Department of Public Instruction, 


. Sydney, 16th August, 1910. 


EXAMINATION OF CANDIDATES FOR ADMISSION 
TO THE SYDNEY TRAINING COLLEGE FOR 
TEACHERS. rts 


N examination of persons (males and females), who are 
not already in the service of this Department, and are 
desirous of entering the Training College for Teachers with a 
view of becoming teachers under the Department, will be held 
on Monday and Tuesday, 26th and 27th September, 1910, at 
Sydney, and at the headquarters of Inspectors of Schools 
throughout the State. 

As an alternative to qualifying as above, candidates not 
already in the Service may compete for admission to the Col- 
lege by submitting evidence of having passed the Matricula- 
tion or equivalent examination. In addition to passing in 
Matriculation subjects they are reyuired to have passed in 
History and Geography at the University Junior Examina-. 
tion, or are required to take the College Entrance Examination 
in these subjects, Candidates’ knowledge of drawing will 


also be taken into account. 


Applicants must not be less than 17 years of age on Ist 
January next. 
Provision has been made for the admission of twenty of the 

most suitable candidates. 
Five Scholarships will be available for award—three ‘‘ A” 


and two ‘‘ B.” 


“‘ A” Scholarships are of the value of £20 per annum, in- 
cluding a grant of necessary text-books, and exemption from 
payment of college fees. Students boarding away from home 
may get £30 per annum in addition, 

‘‘B” Scholarships entitle holders to exemption from pay- 
ment of College fees; and to a grant of necessary text-books. 
Those requiring to board away from home may get £15 per 
annum in addition. . 

Married women will not be accepted. 

An examination fee of 10s. will be charged. 

Full particulars as to the standard for the examination may 
be had on reference to the teacher of any Public School, or 
to this office. 


Applications on the prescribed forms must reach me not 


P. BOARD, 
Under Secretary. 


31 Ave, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. 


4799 


[800] Public Service Board, 
4 O’Connell-street, Sydney, 


5th August, 1910. 


Wheres (men only) being required for the smallest 

Country Schools, the Public Service Board _ invite 
applications from unmarried candidates between the ages of 
18 and 35 years, desirous of presenting themselves at examina- 
tion. Documentary proof of age must be furnished prior to the 
date of appointment. 


Applicants will be required to pass s, competitive examination 
in the folowing subjects :—Arithmetic, Dictation, Grammar, 
Geography, and Reading, up to the standard provided in the 
General Regulations published in the Government Gazette of 
80th December, 1904, for a Third Class Certificate for Teachers. 
Copies of these Regulations may be seen at any Public School. 
Candidates holding University Certificates should forward the 
same with their applications. 


Examination will be held on Thursday, the 22nd September, 
1910, at the Headquarters of the Inspectors of Schools, and 
other centres. 


The salary to be paid will be £100 for the firat year, and £104 
for the second year. 


Before appointment, successful candidates at the examination 
will be required to attend an important Public School for a 
term, with a yiew to their receiving instruction and practice in 
the art of teaching. They will be granted an allowance at the 
rate of four shillings (4s.) per day for each day’s attendance 
(maximum £1 per week) during the period of such training, 


if favourably reported upon by the Headmaster and the. 


Inspector. ; 
Suitable candidates already permanently employed in the 
Public Service will have first consideration. 


_ Application must be made on a form for the purpose, obtain- 
able at this Office, or from Inspectors of Schocla in Country 
Districts, and must reach the undersigned not later than 
Monday, 12th September, 1910. 


By order of the Board, 


R. A. GILFILLAN, 
Secretary. 


Examinations will be held at the following places :— 


Albury. Broken Hill. Hay. Sydney. 
Armidale, Deniliquin. Kempsey. Tamworth. 
Bathurst. Dubbo. Lismore. Taree. 

Bogs. Hast Maitland, Idudgee. Wagga Wagga. 
Blackheath. Forbes. Muswellbrook. Wellington. 
Bourke. Glen Innes. Narrabri. Wollongong. 
Bowral. Goulburn. Neweastle. Yass. 
Braidwood. Grafton. Parramatta. Young. 


PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


ey Public Service Board invite applications for 
the following position. Application should be 
made on a form for the purpose, obtainable at the 
Office of the Board or from Clerks of Petty Sessions 
in country districts, and should reach the undersigned 
not later than the date specified :— 


lst SrrtemBeER, 1910. 


Marriep Courty to take charge of No. 9 Cottage 
Home, Mittagong. The salary for the combined 
duties is at the rate of £90 per annum, with 
quarters, rations, fuel, and light. The duties of 
the husband will be to give instruction to the 
lads at the home, and to supervise them out of 
doors. The wife will be responsible for the in- 
ternal management of the’ home. Suitable appli- 
eants already permanently employed in the Pub- 
lice Service will receive first consideration. 


127TH SepremeBer, 1910. 


Temporary employment in the Dredge Service, in 
the following positions :— } 

OrEerRs or JuNion Firemen.—Rate of pay, £120 

per annum. Applicants must have had three 

years’ sea experience in engine-room or stoke- 


hold. 


The names of selected candidates will be entered 
in the Board’s books for consideration as vacancies 
occur. Their employment will be subject to the 
provisions of section 44 of the ‘“‘Public Service 
Act, 1902,’’ and should they be retained beyond 
the period therein prescribed will be subject to 
the provisions of section 8 of the ‘Public Service 
(Superannuation) Act, 1903.” 


19TH SerprempBeR, 1910. 


Assistant Inspectors under the ‘‘ Pure Food Act, 
1908,’’ Department of Public Health. The salary 
of the position, which is ih the General Division, 
will be at the rate of £200 per-annum. Appli- 
cants must be not more than 40 years of age, and 
must furnish evidence of familiarity with commer- 
cial methods, of experience in conducting prosecu- 
tions in police courts, and of instruction and ex- 
perience in the methods of sanitary inspection. 
Suitable applicants already permanently employed 
in the Public Service will receive first considera- 
tion. 


Ssconp Assistant LigurKpePErR, Department of Navi- 
gation. The salary of the position, which is in 
the General Division, is £100 per annum, with 
quarters valued at £30 per annum, and £5 annual 
increments, subject to the necessary funds being 
voted by Parliament, up to a maximum salary of 
£120 per annum. Applicants must not be more 
than 40 years of age. Suitable applicants already 
permanently employed in the Public Service will 
have first consideration, 


By order of the Board, 


R. A. GILFILLAN, 
Secretary. 


HUNTHR DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 


Notice to Lay S#Rvicze Prrus. 


NovicH to the owner, oceupier, or mortgagee (as the case may 
be) of tenements and premises situated in— 


Wickham: Downie-street from end of existing main to, Estell- 
street ; Harricon-street from end of existing main to 
Northumberland-street ; McMichael-street from Downie- 
atreet northerly to 10 chains past MHarrison-street.; 
Northumberland-street from Downie-street, southerly 3 
chains ; Northumberland-street from Harrison-street 
northerly 9 chains; Hstell-street from end of existing 
main to Downie-street ; Girling-street, from Clyde-street 
to Price-street. . 

Neweastle: Langford-street from Porcher-street westerly 7 
chains. 

fj ase main pipe in the said streets having been laid down, 

the owner or occupier, or mortgagee (as the case may be) 
of all tenements and premises situated as above is hereby 

required, on or before the 22nd September, 1910, to cause a 

proper pipe and stopcocks to be laid, so as to supply water 

from the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


By order of the Board, 


ALFRED E. FRY, 
Secretary. 
[887] 


ed 


Board’s Offices, Newcastle, 
8rd August, 1910. 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply ana Sewerage, 
Sydney, 18th July, 1910. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Novice to THE Owners oF TENEMENTS AND 
PREMISES IN— 


Sydney: Chalmer’s-street, from Elizabeth-street to 
Randle-street. 


Kogarah: Hampton Court road, from existing main 
to existing main; Francis-street, from existing 
main to Kogarah-road; Mdward-street, from. 
Yanner-avenue to Kogarah-road; Arthur-street, 
from Tanner-avenue to Kogarah-road. 


Rookwood; Egerton-street, from Sntherland-street 
to Heazlett-street. 

Waverley: Murriveri-road, from existing main to 
Hardy-street ; Northcote-street, from Old South 
Head road to Oxford-street; Robert-street, from 
Old South Head road easterly 215 yards. 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts and 

alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than sixty 

yards from the main pipe. | 


pre main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
_ down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated as above are hereby required, on or before 
the seventh day of September next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


D. C. ROBERTSON, 
' Inspector to the 
Board of Water Supply and Sewerage. 
[542] , 


4800 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. 


[31 Ave., 1910. 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
341 Pitt-street, Sydney, 
26th August, 1910. 


NOTICE. TO LAY SERVICE PIPES, 


Novice to tam Owners or TENEMENTS AND 
PREMISES IN— 


Alexandria: Euston-street, from Huntley-street south- 
westerly 450 yards. 


Bexley: Harrow-road, from Connemara-street to 
Washington-street ; Union-street, from Grantham- 
street to Warialda-street; Henry street, from 
Webber’s-road north-easterly 153 yards; Albyn- 
street, from existing main to Forrest-road; Car- 
rington-street, from Northbrook-street north- 
westerly 285 yards. 


Burwood: Weldon-street, from existing main to 
existing main. 
Canterbury: Godfrey-street, from Peel-street to 


Taylor-street ; Moreton-street, from Godfrey-street 
south-easterly 313 yards; Taylor-street, from 
Godtfrey-street south-easterly 463 yards; Alice- 
street, from Lakemba-street southerly 157 yards; 
Lakemba-street, from LErnest-street to Alice- 
street; The Boulevarde, from Punchbowl-road to 
The Broadway; Summerfield-avenue, from Can- 
terbury-road to Harp-street; Punchbowl-road, 
from The Boulevarde southerly 53 yards; Sixth- 
avenue, from Wighth-avenue to Ninth-avenue; 
Beamish-street, from Seventh-avenue to Byron- 
street. 


Drummoyne: Longview-street, from Great North 
road westerly 90 yards. 
Eastwood: Corunna-road, from  Balaclava-road to 


Vimiera-road; Railway-parade, from Blaxland- 


road to Ethel-street. 


Glebe: Bay-street, from Parramatta-road to Francis- 
apt ie Francis-street, from Bay-street westerly 71 
yards. 

Hurstville: Station-street, from existing main to 
Boundary-road; Boundary-road from Universal- 
street to Station-street; Universal-street, from 
existing main to Boundary-road ; Queen’s-parade, 
from existing main north-easterly 118 yards. 

Hornsby Shire: Dartford-road, from Milson’s-parade 
northerly 270 yards. 

Kogarah: Empress-street, from existing main south- 
easterly 76 yards. 

Kuring-gai Shire: Boundary-street, from Clive-street 
to existing main; Cyril-street, from Clive-street 
easterly 428 yards; Clive-street, from Boundary- 
street to Cryril-street; Greengate-street, from 
existing main north-easterly 76 yards. 

Manly: Fh a Sa from George-street westerly 93 
yards. 

Marrickville: Newington-road, from Middleton-street 

to Bright-street,. 

North Sydney: Queen’s-avenue, 
northerly 56 yards. 

Paddington: Neiid’s-avenue, from Glenview-street to 
Lawson-street ; Lawson-street, from existing main 
to Neild’s-avenue. 

Randwick: Victoria-street, 
Ireton-street. 

Rockdale: Marshall-street, from existing main easterly 
162 yards; Hegarty-street, from The Avenue wes- 
terly 125 yards; The Avenue, from Frederick- 
street to Hegarty-street; The HEsplanade, from 
existing main to O’Neil-street Hirst-street, from 
Edward-street to existing main. 

Ryde: Weaver-street, from Searle-street south-wes- 
terly 56 yards; Rutledge-street, from Shaftesbury- 
road westerly 119 yards; Great North road, from 
Blaxland-road northerly 349 yards; Cox’s-road, 
from Cressy-road south-easterly 198 yards. 

Sydney: City-road, from Parramatta-road to Cleve- 
land-street ; Quay-street, from existing main to 
George-street ; Yurong-lane, from Crown-lane to 
Riley-street ; Bowman-street, from existing main 
to Banks-street ; Banks-street, from Bowman-street 
northerly 27 yards; St. Kilda lane, from Palmer- 
street to Hgan-lane; Kgan-lane from St. Kilda 
lane to Spence-lane; Spence-lane, from Bourke- 

_ street to Kgan-lane. 

Willoughby: Tingah-street, from existing main nor- 
therly 89 yards; Alpha-street, from existing main 
to existing main; Dalton-street, from Albert- 
avenue to Victoria-avenue ; Waratah-street, from 
Archer-street to Spearman-street : Darling-street, 
from existing main southerly 89 yards; Chats- 
wood-avenue, from Victoria-avenue to McQuarie- 
street ; Albert-avenue, from Robinson-street. wes- 
terly 74 yards; Robinson-street, from existing 
main to Albert-avenue. i 


from Princes-street 


from  Raglan-street. to 


| Tamworth. 


Woollahra: Bellevue-road, from existing main to 
Riddle-street ; Balfour-road, from existing main 
to Rivers-road; Rivers-road, from existing main 
to Bellevue-road ; Rivers-road, from existing main 
to Victoria-road. 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipel. 

ae main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated as above, are hereby required, on or before 
the 12th day of October next, to cause a proper pipe 
and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water from 
the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


D. C. ROBERTSON, 
Inspector to the Board of 


[1414] Vater Supply and Sewerage. 


[1226] Department of Navigation, 


Sydney, 18th August, 1910. 


NOTICE TO MARINERS. 
NEWOASTLE SOUTHERN BreaAKWATER LIGHT. 


TOTICE is hereby given that on and after Monday, the 

i =: 19th September, 1910, the fixed red light hitherto shown 
on the southern Breakwater at the Harbour.entrance, Port of 
Newcastle, will be exhibited from a beacon 545 feet further 
along the Breakwater to the north-eastward. Height of light 
above high-water, 45 feet. Arce of visibility, 222 degrees. 


Vessels from the southward will open this light when it is 
bearing N.64 degrees W. (magnetic), and when in sight it 
leads clear north-eastward of Big Ben Rock and adjacent 
shoals, 

During fog a bell will be rung at short intervals, 

By order of the Acting Superintendent, 


JOHN 8. D’ARCY, 
Acting Secretary. 


Se) 


NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


PPLICATIONS having been made to bring the 

lands hereunder described under the provisions 

of the Real Property Act, Certificates of Indefeasible 

Title will issue, unless Caveats be lodged in accord- 

ance with the Third Schedule to the said Act, ON OR 
BEFORE THE 5TH OctroBER, 1910 :— 


No. 16,093. APPLICANT :—Louis Phillips, Sydney. 
LAND:—City Sydney, 2 roods 73 perches and 9% 
perches, in George-street West, Balfour and Carlton 
streets, allotments 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12, and part allot- 
ment 7, School of Industry subdivision, granted to 
Thomas Hyndes; also part 1 acre 1 rood 8 perches 
granted to Charles Sturt, and part 17 acres 1 rood 36 
perches granted to Robert Cooper the elder; adjoin- 
ing properties of Mrs. Dewar and L. Phillips. 

No. 16,436. *APPLICANT:—Henry Joseph Kelly, 
Bankstown. LAND :—Municipality Bankstown, 52 
acres 3 roods 24 perches, being 50 acres (portion 99 of 
parish), and part 150 acres (portion 13 of parish) 
granted to Thomas Collins; adjoining properties of 
M. A. Mooney, Greenacre Park, Limited, O. K. Young, 
Sydney Permanent Land and_ Building Society, 
Limited, M. A., B. J., and E. F. Hennessey, K. King, 
and F, W. Austin. 

No. 16,438. APPLICANT :—Ethel Brenda Pottie, 
Sydney. LAND:—Municipality Waverley, 2 roods 
102 perches, in Salisbury and Wiley streets,—part 10 
acres granted to William Manners Clarke, and also 
part 5 acres granted to Lewis Gordon; adjoining pro- 
perties of A. Cameron, Trustees late G. Fesq and P. 
M. Clarke. 

No. 16,449, APPLICANT :—Daniel Augustus Regan, 
LAND :—Municipality and Town Tam- 
worth, 24 perches, in Bourke-street,—lot 20 of sub- 
division of allotment 18, section 17, granted to John 
Kelly; adjoining properties of J. W. Regan, Char- 
lotte McEvilly, F. Regan, E. M. Hughes, C. Regan, 
and H. Regan, and M. Regan. 

No, 16,517. APPLICANT:—Augustus Edward 
Phillip Gurdon, Manly, LAND:—County Cumber- 
land, parish Manly Cove, Shire Warringah, 1 acre 211 
perches, in Freshwater-avenue and Ocean View road ,-— 
lots 14, 15, 31, 32, section 3, Freshwater Estate, and 
poe 50 Bab pornos 1,554 of parish) granted to 

omas Bruin; adjoining properties of R. D. y 
and Dr. R. J. Pape, Fie te Pep avers 


Diagrams delineating these lands may be ins ted 
at the Land Titles Office, Elissbeh-tineat, Brdkert 
W. G. H.-WILLIAMS, 

Registrar-General. 
[1445] 


31st August, 1910. 


31 Ava, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134 


4801 


NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


PPLICATIONS having been made to bring the 

lands hereunder described under the provisions 

of the Real Property Act, Certificates of Indefeasible 

Title will issue, unless Caveats be lodged in accord- 

ance with the Third Schedule to the said Act on on 
BErorE THE 19TH OcToBER, 1910 :-— 


No. 15,841. APPLICANTS :—William Suters, 
junior, Charles George Suters, Henry Suters, and 
John Suters, all Wauchope. LAND :—County Mac- 
quarie, parishes Burrawan and Korce, Shire Hastings, 
603 acres, 603 acres, 343 acres 2 roods, and 343 acres 2 
roods, on roads from New England to Port Macquarie 
and from Kew to Wauchope, and on Kings, or Narran 
River, land granted as 1,168 acres (portion 1 of 
parish) and part land granted as 1,030 acres (portion 
3 of parish) to Robert Andrew Wauch; exclusive of 
roads each one chain wide, the areas of which have 
been deducted from the total areas; adjoining pro- 
perties of Hxecutors of D. Bain, J. Andrews, T. Suters, 
G. Harriott, and H. Warlters and Crown Land. 

No. 16,492... APPLICANT :—Tooth and Co. (Limi- 
ted), Sydney. LAND :—City Sydney, 53 perches, at 
intersection of Albion and Riley streets, Surry Hills, 
part Block K 14, Riley Estate, and part 105 acres 
granted to Joseph Foveaux; adjoining properties cf 
Trustees of A. Rogalsky and Municipal Council of 
Sydney. 3 

Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected 
at the Land Titles Office, Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 


W. G. H.-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 
[1446 | 


NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES UNDER REAL 
PROPERTY ACT. 


TROIS having been made for orders for 

foreclosure of the undermentioned mortgages, 
accompanied by the evidence required by the ‘‘Keal 
Property Act, 1900,’’—Notice is hereby given that the 
lands comprised in the said mortgages are offered and 
will remain open for sale UNTIL THE 30TH SEPTEMBER, 
1910, on or atter which date ORDERS FOR FORECLOSURG, 
which will exclude all claim by the mortgagor or any 
person claiming under him, will be issued by me to 
the applicants unless the amount required to satisfy 
the principal and interest moneys due and the costs 
and expenses occasioned by the foreclosure proceed- 
ings (with interest up to time of sale added) together 
with rates due for the current year, has in the mean- 
time been realised by the sale of the mortgaged 
lands :—— 

Mortgage No. 581,458, dated 26th May, 1909. Morr- 
GaGgor: Henry James Dyson. MoRTGAGEES : 
James Gordon and James Chatfield King. Lanp: 
214 perches, lot 1, Moruben-road Estate, Mosman, 
parish Willoughby, being the whole of the land 
comprised in Certificate of Title, vol. 1,967, folio 
133. AMOUNT REQUIRED : ee 4s, 6d., and in- 
terest from 21st July, 1910. 

Mortgage No. 532,859, dated 21st June, 1909: Morr- 
Ggacor: Henry James Dyson. Morraacre: Sarah 
Maria Meyer. Lanp: 231 perches, lot 3, de- 
posited plan No. 5,519 Mosman, parish Willough- 
by, being the whole of the land comprised in Cer- 
tificate of Title, vol. 1,987, fol. 196. Amount 
REQUIRED: £1,247 18s. 2d., and interest from 21st 
July, 1910. r 

Mortgage No. 537,451, dated 19th August, 1909. Mort- 
GAacor: Henry James Dyson. Morreacrr: Sarah 
Maria Meyer. Lanp: 23 perches, lot 2, deposited 
plan No. 5,519 Mosman, parish Willoughby, being 
the whole of the land comprised in Certificate of 
Title, vol. 1,977, fol. 1389. AMOUNT REQUIRED: 
£1,103 17s, 7d., and interest from 21st July, 1910. 

Further particulars may be obtained by application 
at the Lands Titles Office, Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 


W. G. H-WILLTAMS, 
Registrar-General. 
[1448] 


3ist August, 1910. 


31st August, 1910. 
Supreme Court, 


[1426] 
17th August, 1910. 
T is hereby notified that, under the provisons of 
iT the ‘Marriage Act, 1899,” No. 15, the under- 
mentioned gentleman has been appointed by their 
Honors the Judges to give consent to the marriage of 
minors for the district hereunder mentioned :— 
Frederick Hayward, Esquire, J.P.; residence, Port 
Macquarie, District of The Hastings and The 


Macleay. 
By order of the Judges, 
C. R. WALSH, 
Prothonotary. 


No. 134, 31 Aveust, 1910.—-2, 


QUART SESSIONS. 
7 OTICH is hereby given that « ourts of Quarter Sessions in 
L and for the State of New South Wales will be hoiden 
during September next, at the Court-houses, at the following 
times and places, viz. :— 


Wellington, Monday, 5th September ; 

Kempsey, Monday, 5th September ; 

Coonamble, Wednesday, 7th September ; 

Taree, Friday, Yth September ; 

Bourke, Wednesday, 14th September ; 

Cobar, Monday, 19th September ; 

Bingara, Tuesday, 20th September ; 

Inverell, Friday, 23rd September ; 

Singleton, Monday, 26th September ; 

Moree, Tuesday, 27th September ; 

Murrurundi, Thursday, 29ta September ; 

Darlinghurst, Sydney, Friday, 30th September : 
When and where all persons under recognisances to appear a8 
prosecutors, witnesses, or defendants, or who have appeals to 
interpose, or other business to transact, are desired to give their 
attendance respectively at 10 o’clock in the forenoon. 


W. R. BEAVER, 
Clerk of the Peace. 


Office of the Clerk of the Peace, 
[1180] 


Sydney, 18th August, i910. 


A] OTICE is hereby given that a Circuit Court will 

be holden at the Court-house, Dubbo, on Wednes- 
day, the twenty-eighth day of September next, before 
His Honor Mr. Justice Pring, when all Magistrates, 
Jurors, Witnesses, and other persons concerned are 


required to attend. 
CHAS. G. ADDISON, 
Supreme Court, Sydney, Clerk of Arraigns. 
24th day of August, 1910. [131i] 


N OTICEH is hereby given that a Circuit Court will 
fe be holden at the Court-house, Bathurst, on 
Wednesday, the twelfth day of October next, before 
His Honor Mr. Justice Pring, when all Magistrates, 
Jurors, Witnesses, and other persons concerned are 


required to attend. : 
CHAS. G. ADDISON,,. 
Supreme Court, Sydney, Clerk of Arraigns. 
24th day of August, 1910. {1312} 


HE Police Magistrate and Justices of the Peace 
at Narooma, in Petty Sessions assembled, have 

this twenty-fourth day of August, 1910, appointed the 
Wednesday, after the fourth Monday in each month, as 
the day for holding the Court for hearing and deter- 
mining all actions under the Small Debts Recovery 


Acts 
H. GILES SHAW, 


As Police Magistrate. 
Narooma. [1320] 


\HE Police Magistrate and Justices of the Peace in Petty 
Sessions assembled, at the (‘ourt-house, ‘ ampbelltown, 
this 19th day of July, 1910, do hereby appoint Tuesday before 
the third Wednesday in each month to be the day on which all 
actions under the “Small Debts Recovery Act, 1899,” and any 
Act amending the same, shall be heard and determined at the 
Court-house, Campbelltown aforesaid, in the Petty Sessions 
District of Campbelltown. 


T. B. CLEGG, 
Police Magistrate. 
[453] 


Court-house, Campbelltown, 
19th July, 1910. 


se a Court of Petty Sessions held in the Court- 
Es. house, Katoomba, on the 18th day of July, 
1910, and in accordance with the requirements of 
Rule 3 of the 24th May, 1910, the Second Wednesday 
in each month was appointed to be the day for hear- 
ing and determining, at the said Court-house, all 
actions under the ‘Small Debts Recovery Act, 1899,” 
and any Act amending the same. 


T. B. CLEGG, , 
Police Magistrate. 
Katoomba, 13th July, 1910. [333 


rY\HE Police Magistrate and Justices of the Peace in Petty 

‘Sessions assembled at the Court-house at Richmond, this 
fourth day of August, 1910, do hereby appoint the First 
Thursday in each month to be the day on which all actions 
under the “Small Debts Recovery Act 1899.” and any Act 
amending the same, shall be heard and determined at the 
Court-house, Richmond aforesaid, in the Petty Sessions District 
of Windsor at Richmond. 


T. B. CLEGG, 
Police Magistrate. _ 
[799 } 


Court-house, Richmond, 
4th August, 1910. 


4802 NEW SOUTH, WALES: GOVERNMENT GAZETTEER, No, 104. [8h Aue., 1910., 


HE Bench of Magistrates assembled at the Court- 
house, Narooma, have this day appointed Con- 
stable. Claudius. David Weinert, Registrar and Bailiff 
of the Small Debts Court at Narooma.—Dated this 
24th day of August, 1910, 


For the Bench of Magistrates, 


H. GILES SHAW, 


[1318] Police Magistrate. 


NHE Bench of Magistrates assembled in Petty Ses- 
sions at Nymagee this day appointed Sydney 
Tarleton Cupitt, Sergeant of Police, to act temporarily 
as Bailiff of the Small Debts Court, at Nymagee, vice 
Maurice Levy, resigned. 
GEO. F. JUDD, J:P. 
GEO. ROBINSON, J.P. 
[1411] 


Court-house, Nymagee, 
24th August, 1910. 


(144 ] ; 


cA 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 29th August, 1919, 


ENDERS: have been accepted for the following Public 
+ Works for week ending 27th instant :-— 
GovernmENT ARCHITECI’s BRancH— 
~ Repairs, Painting, &ec., Post and Telegraph Office, Alex- 
~ andria—J. McDonald, Leichhardt. 

Construction, of a, Drying, Chamber in. Drying Room at 
Asylum for Infirm, Liverpool—W. H. Bryant, Leich- 
hardt. 

Erection of Police Buildings at Terry Hie Hie—W. H. 
Bryant, Leichhardt. 

Extension of Class Room, New Verandah, &c., at Public 
School, Balldale—Neill and Furniss, Corowa. 

Hrection of Court-house and Police Station at Clifton, 
Searborough—A. Johnston, Berry. 

Erection of New Verandah to Residence, and effecting 
other Alterations and Repairs at Public School, Fairy 
Meadow—H. Williams & Co., Wollongong. 

Repairs, Renovation, Painting, Tarpaving, &., at Public 
School and Residence, Avondale—H. Williams & Co., 
Wollongong. 

General repairs, &e., to Military Buildings and Premises, 
Parramatta—R, H. Page, Auburn. 

Repairs and improvements to. Public School Premis:s, 
Waratah—J.'T, Hyans, Waratah. 

Erection of Union Buildings at Sydney University— 
Baldwin, Bros., Sydney. 

Formation of Powder Magazine Site and Reclamation and 
Construction of Sea Wall and Wharf on the foreshores 
of Bantry Bay, Middie Harbour—k’. J. Cornwell, 
Ashfield. 


Roaps AND Brivges Brance—— 
Derrigo, Branch Road, Kempsey District, Contract 
88/09/10—J. T. Brennan, Glenreagh. 


Harzpours anp WarTzrR SuprLty BrancH— 

Construction of a Steel Service Reservoir, Forbes Water 
Supply Extensions, Contract No. 917—A. Ball, Peter- 
shar, 

Reticulation Extensions for Singleton Water Supply, Con- 
tract No. 987—G. McPherson, Sutherland. 


Unsuccessful Tenderers for the above are requested to accept 
this intimation. 


W.J. HANNA, 
Under Secretary. 


[1241] 


The Treasury, New South Wales, 
Sydney, 22nd August, 1910. 
LEASH OF LEH WHA (WESTERN END), AT 
NEWCASTLE. 
FN EBS are invited for the Lease of the western end 
(circuit about 450 feet) of Lee Wharf, Merewether-strect, 


Newcastle, together with the shed thereon. ‘The dimensions of’ 


this shed are 150 feet by 50 feet, and it is lighted by electricity. 
The lea e will be granted by the Colonial Treasurer under the 
provision of the 154th section of the “ Navigation Act, 1901,” 
and will be for a period not exceeding three years, subject to 
determination at any time during its currency by either side 
giving three months’ notice. Power is reserved to. make repu- 
lations governing the use of the wharf and the storage of 
geods in the shed, Further particulars can be obtained at the 
Offices of the Department of Navigation, Sydney and “New- 


castle. Tenders marked “Tender for Lease of Lee. Wharf,” 


and addressed to the Uncer Secretary fo; Fina: ce and Trade, 
wilt be received at the Treasury, Sydney, vp to the i 2th day of 
fepbsmber, 1910. The highest or any tender will nob neces- 
s.rily be accepted. ; 


J. W. HOLLIMAN, 
Under Secretary for inance and Trade. 


| 


LEASH, OF TOOLOORA BORE, 


fFIENDIORS ware invited. for a lease of alli that piece or parcel ' 


of land, containing 20) acres, situated. in, parish, Colmia, 
county, Leichhardt, Shire, of Walgets, together with the, im- 
provements, &c., thereon, known, as Tooloora, Kore., Lease to 
be for a period of five years. Lessee to, pay all rates and taxes. 
Lease to be subject to usual landlord; and tenant conditions 
and to the following special, condition.:— Lessee to supply free 
of charge to local Shire Council or otier authorised body or 
person in control of the Public Watering Place known as 
Tooloora, More, with water from the Bore on the land. to be 
leased. The water to be supplied in, such quantity as demanded 
by the Shire Council or otzer person aforesaid, but not exceed- 
ing 10,000. gallons per diem, and to be delivered, on the boun- 
dary of the land hereby leased, in a proper accessible drain. 
Lhe Minister to haye power at any time to re-enter on the land 
to enfoice this condition and without compensation, payable. 


Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 


Further information to be obtained. from, the Public Works 
Department, Sydney, end the District Works Officer, Walgett. 
Nenders: close at 2 p.m..on Tuesday, 4th Oetober, 1910, 
addressed to the undersigned, and endorsed “ Tender for Lease 
of Tooloora Bore.” 
CHARLES A. LWE, 


[i454] Minister for Public Works, 


£1442] Stores Supply Committee, 


Sydney, dlet August, 1910. 
TENDERS FOR BUTTER. 


T is hereby notified, for the information of Departments 
and- persons concerned, that the following Tenders have 
been accepted for the supply and delivery of Butter :— 


From 1st September, 1910, to 31st October, 1910. 
Mcitratn’s, Lrp,, Pitt and Goulburn Streets, Sydney. 
8. 


d. 
Hospital for Insane, Callan Park Y.cwt. 108 0 
Hospital for the Insane, Gladesville a do, -109, @ 
Do Parramatta he do 108 6 
Do Rydalmere ue do 1C€8 6 
Government Asylum, Rookwood... i do 108 6 
Do Liverpool... me do 108 6. 
Government Asylum, George-street, Parra- 
MAbba Ni yrage Pa its tay do 108 6 
Government Asylum, Macquarie-street, Par- 
ramatta, and Cottage Homes, for Aged 
Couples, Parramatta... wT if do 108 6 
Government Asylum, Newington ... ay do 109 0 
Hospital for Consumptives, Waterfall a: do 109 0 


(Delivered at Railway Station, Waterfall.) 
Coast Hospital and Leper Lazaret— 
Hospital. .., LSSUP Pe 2 ore do 108 0 
Lazaret.and. Officers... ne vee BP Tbs sea 
Unsuccessful Tenderers will please accept this as an intimation 
that their Tenders have been declined. 
A, BERCKELMAN, 
Executive Member. 


METROPOLITAN, BOARD, OF WATER. SUPPLY 
AND SEWERAGE. 
BV ipsa sed for the works. specified below will be 
received up to 2. p.m. on the dates mentioned 
addressed to the President :— 


5TH SEPTEMBER, 1910, 


Contract No. 761.—Supply and, delivery. of; Cast-iron - 


Stops. and Curbs for Drummoyne Tank. Deposit, 
£10; security, £10: 
127vmq Supremerr, 1910, 

Contract. No. 949.—Supply and delivery. at. Marrick- 
ville Pumping Station of two complete sets of 
Steam Surface Condensers and Air Pumps. De- 
posit, £10; security, £50. 

197m SEepremBeER, 1910, 


Contract No. 967.—Construction of 4,207 lineal feet of 
Concrete Sub-main Sewer in the Municipality of! 
Manly. Deposit, £100; security, £470. 


47H Ocroser, 1910. 
Contract No. 771,—Construction and erection. of. an 


Elevated Mild Steel Service Tank at Bellevue 


_ ill, Woollahra. Deposit, £10; security, £100. 

Contract No, 772.—Construction and erection. of an. 
Hlevated Mild Steel Service Tank at Rawson- 
place, Drummoyne. Deposit, £45; security, 


£220. 
WILLIAM. HOLMES, 
341 Pitt-street, Sydney, Secretary. 


27th August, 1910. 


i i 


31, Ava., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 134, 


4803 


TENDERS 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 31st August, 1910. 


FOR PUBLIC WORKS. 


ENDERS will be received at thie Office, for the Public Works specified in the Schedule hereunder, up to TWO O’CLOOK 
P.M., of the various dates set forth in the second column, 


All envelopes containing Tenders must be addressed to the President of the Tender Board, and have legibly ewdorsed upon 
them the name of the work in respect of which the Tender is submitted, 


It is to be understood that the Government does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any Tender; and no Tender will 
be accepted until the same has been reported upon by the proper oilicer. 


Dates 
Description of Work or Supplies to be 
Tendered for. 


a 


up to which 
Tenders will be 
received. 


CHARLES A. LER. 


Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions, 
General Conditions, and form of Tender, 


Remarks. 
may be seen. 


Government Architect’s Branch. 


Erection of Accommodation for Female] 5 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Patients, Hospital for Consumptives, Water- ment, Sydney. 
fall. 
Improvements, Additions, &c., to Public| 5 Sept., 1910 Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 7 
School, Granville. ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Granville. ¢ 
Erection of Mortuary, Coast Hospital, Little | 5 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- { Fresh Tenders. 
Bay. ment, Sydney. | 


Additions to Assistant Superintendent’s; 5 Sept., 


Quarters, Hospital for Insane, Callan Park. 


1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney. 


‘Laying on New Water Service, Hurlstone | 5 Sept., 1916 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Agricultural Continuation School, Summer ment, Sydney; and Hurlstone Agri- 
Hill. cultural Continuation School. ¥, 
Painting, Minor Repairs, &c., Post_and Tele- } 5 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- ar ; 
graph Office, Hornsby. ment, Sydney; and Police Station, 
Hornsby. 
Erection of New Building, Public School, | 12 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


Wallendbeen. 


ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 


Cootamundra; and Public School, 
Wallendbeen. 
Additions to Public School, Brookvale ... | 12 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Brookvale. 
Additions to Public School, Campsie... ... 12 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Campsie. : 
Erection of New Building, Public School, | 12 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Little Coogee. ment, Sydney; Public School, Little 
Coogee. , 
Additions, &c., to Public School, Clunes _... | 12 Sept., 1910 Contractor’s Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders, 


| 


‘ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
| fismore; Public School, Clunes; and 
| Police Station, Bangalow, 


Excavation of Site No. 6 for Workmen’s 


| 12 Sept., 
Dwellings, Gloucester-street, City. 


1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart | 
ment, Sydney. 


1910 


Improvements to Bath Room, No. 1 Male | 12 Sept., Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 
Ward, Hospital for Insane, Parramatta. ment, Sydney; and Court-house, 
Parramatta. 
Erection of Superintendent’s Residence for | 12 Sept., 1910 Qoutractors’ Room, Public Works Depart: | Fresh Tenders. 


Reception House; and Additions to Police 
Station, Darlinghurst. 


Installation of New Gas Service, Post and | 12 Sept., 
Telegraph Office, Homebush. 

Alterations and Additions to Public School, | 19 Sept., 
Five Dock. 

Erection of ‘Teacher’s Residence, Public | 19 Sept., 


School, Misabotti. 


Repairs, Renovations, Painting, 


&ec., Post and | 19 Sept., 
Telegraph Office, Kogarah. 


General Repairs, Painting, 


&c., Military 19 Sept., 
Magazines, Newington, 


ment, Sydney. 


1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney. bat a3 
1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Five Dock. 
1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


ment; Sydney; District Works Office, 
Kempsey; and Public School, Misa- 
botti. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


1910 
ment, Sydney. 


| 


1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 


ment Sydney. 


4804 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. 


[31 Ava., 1910. 


D3 NR yy 


Dates . : . x 
alge : hs Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions, 
Description of iy pe af Supplies to be A oe vases ee rs General Conditions, and form of Tender. Remarks. 
fendered for, pela may be seen. 


, 


Government Architect’s Branch—continued. 


meal 


Erection of New Fence and Gates, Public 
School, Newtown. 


19 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ 


Room, Public Works Depart- 
and Public School, 


ment, Sydney ; 
| Newtown. 


Repairs to Pilot’s Residence, Pilot Station, | 26 Sept., 


Bellinger Heads. 


1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 
ment, Sydney ; District Works Office, 
Kempsey ; Police Station, Coff’s Har- 

| bour; and Pilot Station, Bellinger 


Heads, 


Additions to New Building, Technical College, | 26 Sept , 


West Maitland. 


Erection of Veterinary fchool, Sydney 
University. 


26 Sept., 


1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Newcastle; and ‘Technical College, 
West Maitland. 


1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


ment, Sydney. 


Erection of New Building, Public School, ! 26 Sept., 


Tumberumba. 


Additions to Court-house, Tenterfield 


26 Sept., 


1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Freah Tenders. 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Cootamundra; and Public School, 


Tumberumba. 


1910 ; Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Armidele ; and Court-house, Tenter- 
field, 


~ 


Repairs, Painting, &c., Post and Telegraph | 26 Sept., 19°v | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Hepart- | 
Office, Milton. ment, Sydney; and Police Station, 
Milten. 
Additions and Repairs, to Police Station, | 26 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- ! 


Mosman. 


ment, Sydney; and Police Station, 
| Mosman. 


Additions to Public School, Koorawatha 


26 Sept, 


1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Cootamundra; and Public School, 


Koorawatha, 


Providing Fittings for Medical 
Additions, University of Sydney. 


Erection of New Building, Public School, St. 
Leonards North. 


£chool | 26 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


4 Oct., 


ment, Sydney. 


1910 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
St. Leonards North. 


Additions to Public School, St. Leonards 4 Oct., 


1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
| ment, Sydney; and Public School, 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
St. Leonards. | 


Erection of New Police Buildings, at The; 4 Oct., 
Rock. 


Erection of Teacher's Residence, Public | 4 Oct., 
School, Coramba. 


1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
| Cootamundra ; and Police Station, The 


Rock. 


1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Kempsey; and Public School, 
Coramba. 


Ss 


Railway Construction. 


Manufacture, Supply, and Delivery of Super- 
structures of Steel Bridges over Mehi River 
and Great Ana Branch of the Gwydir 
River, Moree to Mungindi Railway, First 
Section. 


Manufacture, Supply, and Delivery of 8,000 
tons of 60-lb, Steel Rails, 


12 Sept., 


1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney. 


The date for the 
closing of Tenders 
will be fixed later. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney. 


Irrigation and Drainage Branch. 


Construction of the Second Section of the | 12 Sept., 1910 


Southern and Western Suburbs 
Outfall Sewer (Contract No. 913). 


Construction of Drainage Works for Murwil- 
lumbah Swamp (Contract No. 945). 


Ocean | 


Se teh ewes: 


26 Sept., 1910 


Cvntracters’ t00m, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Department of 
Public Works, Melbourne. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Court-houses, 
Morwillumbah, Ballina, and Lismore. 


31 Ave., 1910,] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 134. . 4805 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS—continued. 


ee ee 


a eS ee re ne 


Dates 4 r F A Pe 
ipti Ww i : Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions 
aie Suk Mag bay Nal a | up to. which General Sonditions, and form of Tender ; Remarks. 
Tendered for. / Tenders will be rb 
reaeivad. may De scen, 


ee Se 4 ee ar rt eT A 


nr 


Irrigation and Drainage Branch—continued. 


See 


Construction of Cuttings, Sections 1 and 2,| 4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Great Ana-branch, Darling River (Con- ment, Sydney; Court-houses, Broken 
tract No. 900). Hill, Wentworth, and Swan Hill (Vic.) ; 

Police Station, Mildura (Vic.) ; | 


Freeh Tenders. 
Time extended. 


Department of Public Works, Mel- 
bourne. 


Fresh Tenders. 
Time extended. 


4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; Court-houses, Broken 
Hill, Wentworth, and Swan Hill (Vic.) ; 


Oonstruction of Bridges and Regulators, fec- 
tion No. 3, Great Ana-branch, Darling 
River (Contract No. 900), 


Police Station, Mildura (Vic.); and 
Department of Public Works, Mel- 
bourne. 


Harbours and Water Supply Branch. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
ment, Sydney; and Court-house, ! 
Gundagai. 


Construction of Roof for Existing Service| 4 Oct., 1910 
Reservoir, Water Supply, Gundagai (Con- 


tract No. 948). 


4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 
ment, Sydney; and Public Works 
Office, Newcastle. 


Erection of Lavatory for Lee Wharf, near 
Merewether-street, Newcastle (Contract No. 
920). 


' 
1 


Supply and Erection of Pumping Machinery, | 31 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Water Supply, Quirindi (Contract No. 933). ment, Sydney. | 


9 Jan, 1911 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney ; and at the Office of the 
Agent-General of New South Wales, 


| London. 


Supply, Delivery, Erection, and Test-working 
of a Coal-loading Plant, capable of deliver- 
ing into ships holds about 1,000 tons of coal 
per hour at each side of a New Jetty to be 
Erected at Port Kemble, South Coast, New 
South Wales. 


Roads and Bridges Branch. 


10 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; Court-houses, Casino 
and Lismore; and Police Station, 

| Coraki. 


Supply and Erection of Hand-power Gear for 
Operating Lift Span, Coraki Bridge, 
Richmond River. 


(933) Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WATERING PLACES. 


ENDERS will be received at this Office for a lease of the Public Watering Places specified hereunder. 


Tenderers are requested to state what rental they are prepared to offer for a lease, or the lowest sum for which they will 
work the Watering Places with the privilege of retaining the collections as specified in the Regulations. 


Tenders must be addressed to the Tender Board, and endorsed with the name of the Public Watering Place for which the 
Tender is submitted, and’ accompanied by a negotiable deposit for the sum of £5, with the names end addresses of two sureties 


for approval. 
The Department does not bind itself to accept any Tender. 
The lease will be subject to the provisions of the ‘‘Public Watering Places Act of 1900,” and the Regulations thereunder 


The lessee may cultivate the Tenant’s Lease, and any improvements which he may effect in the shape of clearing and 
burning off timber may be considered in his favour should he tender for a new lease at the expiration of his term. 


Copies of the Act, Regulations, Conditions of Lease, and Agreement may be seen and further information and forms 
of Tender may be obtained from the local District Works Officer, or from the Department of Public Works, Sydney. 


CHARLES A. LEE. 


peu ee ee ee ee ee ee ee Se a ee tA 


Term Date from which daretalo 
eos aie | Tenant's ame Road. of Lease, | the enti! be Ps secre 
ay Tea (p- 

Mt. Drysdale Tank... ...| 820 0 O|} At Mt. Drysdale ... 5 years| 1 Oct., 1910 ...) 12 Sept.,, 1910 
Cobham Tank ... “x: ...| 574 1 0] Tibbooburra to Wilcannia aes deals eh opel Alda ee pe 
Paldramata Bore Arle ..| 640 0 O| Wilcannia to Milparinka PP aes et ynncol| oe es tf carly ole aes is 
Wolfrey’s Weir... se7 ...| 320 0 O | Brewarrina to Goodooga wool D's Geeeael ule af e see RAE = 
Momba Bore ... aoe ..| 820 0 O| Wilcannia to Hungerford shually agate met eni ae eal Coe a cl CR . 
Mulgany Bore ... nie ..| 640 0 O |} Wanaaring to Milparinka Duty: Al a he » 
Bulgoo Tank ... sap ...| 640 0 O | Balarabon to Cobar io ey te re | Zs e 


4806 “NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. [31 Ava., 1910. 


Stores Supply Committee, 
Sydney, 26th August, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR SUPPLIES AND SERVICES FOR THE PUBLIC SERVICE. 
ENDERS will be received at the Stores Supply Department, 15 and 17 Young-street, for the Supplies and Services 
. ‘Specified inthe Schedule hereunder, up to 4°30 p.m. on the date set forth in the second column thereof. 


A, BERCK ELMAN, 
Executive Member, 


Dates ap te which 


ies to be ‘Tend 3 Tenders . 
Description of Supplies endered for | SHAE Li deaat vedi . Remarks 


Supply and Delivery, during the year 1911, of— 7 Sept., 1910| Tender forms and further particulars may be 
Blankets. obtained on application. 
1 


= 


Construction and delivery of— 14 Sept., 1910] Tender forms and further particulars may be 
A Flood Boat for Moree. obtained on application ; and at the Depart- 
ment of Navigation, Newcastle. 
[1416] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 26th-August, 1910. 
APPLICATIONS FOR LICENSES UNDER SECTION 10 OF THE “WATER RIGHTS ACT, 1902.” 


1 fy accordance with section 11 of the “ Water Rights Act, 1902,” I hereby acknowledge the receipt of the following applications 
for Licenses, and the dates and places specified hereunder are hereby appointed for the inquiries in regard to each 
application :— 


Name of Applicant. ‘Nature of Work. Portion. | Parish. County. | Land District. nar eies of 
Goldsbrough, Mort &| Dam vi See seer hyy esd reed Bergo ...| Gregory...) Nyngan ...| 14th September, 1910, 
Company (Limited). 10 a.m., Court-house, 
: ; Nyngan. 
5 & 13) Widgeland| Flinders yng 
Do HM fing) ee eh “A mek { 9 Madar de ouurash do ate do 
25 Bannah 
Do pil “do “py ras ey ek ; 4 luis Gregory... do : do , 
Peterson & Sargood ...| Pump on Nacka Nacka Creek...) ...... Ellerslie...) Wynyard.) Tumut  .. | 14th September, 1910, 
| iO o'clock, Court- 
house, Tumut, 
Do .-.| Pump on Yaven Creek .., |) aseree uy Wallace, clo: ye. do ahs do 
Nacka 
Nacka, 
Ellerslie. 


The inquiries will be held by the Local Land Boards. All persons interested are hereby notified to attend, and if they 
have any objections to the granting of a License for any of the said works, they should state their objections at the 


inquiries hereby appointed. 
CHARLES A. LEE, 
Manister for Public Works. 


(1294] Department of Public Works, 
| Sydney, 22nd August, 1910! 


APPLIOATIONS FOR LICENSES UNDER SECTION 24 (1) OF THR “WATER AND DRAINAGE AND 
ARTESIAN WELLS (AMENDING) ACT, 1906.” 


N accordance’ with section 24 (2) of the “Water and Drainage and Artesian Wells (Amending) Act, 1906,” I hereby 

acknowledge the receipt of the following applications tor Licenses, and on the day and at the place specified here- 

under, being within the Land District in which the well or site thereof is situate, a public inquiry will be held as to the 
desirability of granting the applications :— 


peaks whether new ; wee 
Name of Applicant artesian well, or existing © Tarnd ented 
ortApplioante, rete arate fae £. Portion. Parish, County. District. Date and Place of Inquiry. 
altered. 
Olen: ; and H. S8.| New Artesian Well ...| W.L.L,| Manning ...| Finch...) Western ...| Date—26th September, 1910 ; 
Ryrie. 644 Time—noon; Building— 
Police-station ; Town— 
: f Comborah. 
Do BS do Wa LomeGurraiily — "do | ky doe tnaen do do 
. 72; 
W.R. 
847. ie 


_ The inquiries will be held by Mr. F, G. P. Neilley, and all persons whese interests appear to be affected by the 
granting of the application shall be permitted to attend at the inquiries, and be heard in support of or in opposition to the 
granting of the applications. 

CHARLES A. LEE, ; 
Miuieter far Public Works, 


31 Ava, 1910.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 134. 4807 


[1315] ; Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 25th August, 1910, 
APPLICATIONS FOR LICKNSES UNDER SECTION 10 OF THE “WATWR RIGHTS ACT, 1902.” 


N accordanve ‘with séction 11 of the “ Water Rights Aot, 1202,” I hereby acknowledge the receipt of the following applica- 
tions for Licenses, and the dates ‘and places specified hereunder are hereby appointed for the inquiries in regard to each 


case '— 
Nameof Applicant. Nature of Work. Portion. . Pariah. | County. Land District. | Date and Place of Inquiry. 
| 
Wm. Mortimer...) Dam... ee oF 804 Yarrunga ...| Camden ....| Moss Vale... 8rd October, 1910; 10 am., 
d ‘ Conrt-house, Moss Vale. 
C. H. Linklater) Dam and Pump on 6 Botany  ...| Cumberland] Metropolitan| 5th October, 1910; 10 a.m., 
and C. H. Ban-| Veteran’s Swamp. Board Room, Lands Depart- 
nister. ment, Sydney. . 


The inquiries will be held by the Local Land Board; and ali persons interested are hereby notified to attend, and if they 


have any objections to the granting of Licenses for any of the said works, they should state their objections at the inquiries hereby 
appointed. 


CHARLES A. LEH, 
Minister fer Public Works. 


[1447 ] Department of the Attorney-General and of Justice, 
Sydney, 30th August, 1910. 
H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Hxecutive Council, has been pleased to appoint the gentlemen named in 
the attached Schedule to be Members of the Licensing Courts for the Licensing Districts specified in connection with their 
respective names, for a period of three years from the 3ist August 1910. 
JOHN GARLAND. 


ened 


SCHEDULE. 
District. Where Court held. Appointed Members. oe eee co 

F : (| Edward James Robert Walter Raymond, J.P 
Bellingen ... ...| Bellingen... Richa rl Maton! Dove TBs cen te } Herbert Arthur Evans, J.P. 
Campbelltown _...| Campbelltown { ae a ete a bi a ce } John Kidd, J.P. 
Germanton... ...| Germanton { eee dope os tae } Sosa aM adden cataiss Gane 
Liverpool ... | Liverpool... . j ee Beene. Be A a ; Ernest Leslie Maitland, 8.M. 
Menindie ... ...| Menindie ... \ ha ote sie ee ms Zi } Mountiford Rees Longfield, P.M. 

(| John Thomas Weir Scott, J.P. ... wa : 

Moree bate ..-| Moree (| Axthur Thompson, TB... . \ Bonn Jamieson, P.M. 
Nymegee ... ...| Nymagee ... ’ A chen : s \ Arthur Ormonde Butler, P.M. 

pase il a Rena gee Milton Sydney Love, 8.M. 
Parramatta... ...| Parramatta ...| Charles Joseph Byrnes, J.P. Rrnekt Deslie Maitland, 3M 

William James Cartwright, JP. : ‘ 

Tomora Re ...| Temora { Alexander Davirison ‘Ness, TPs ‘ Charles Edward De Boos, J.P. 
Tumbarumba ..{ Dumbarumba { Fanos Wittes CARESDAI, TP. ie ‘ William John Mackie Fincham, P.M. 


QUARTERLY LICHNSING COURTS, 
Praproans, Brewaus, Seinrr Menonants, &o. 
NOTION is hereby given that Quarterly Licensing Oourts, under the Liquor Act, 1895, and the figver (Amendment) Act, 1905, 
for the consideration of applications for Pypblicans, Colonial Wine, Brewers, and Spirit Merchants, Sodth, Stand, or Packet 


[sicenses, renewals, removals, aud tvaneaction of cther business, will be holden atthe respective Oaurt-howses and Police Offices at 
the following places, on the dates and hours specified. 


When Court to be held. 
Date of Notice from 


Licensing District. einceves. ! Convened by 
Date. Hour, 
Campbelltown ... ves ve .-| 18 Aug, 1910 ..| 18 Oct, 1910 ...| il | F. D. H. Sutherland, C.L.C. 
Dubbo ... ee a af Roe aUpaies % rag l <aAliriis fn | 11 | A. T. Cochrane, C.L.C. 
Hillgrove 2A eis SSE er MM Ba rs > wet 10, | W. G@. Hazell, C.P.S. 
Tits 4) Stee, Serie! i, cea ean ops ns eh Oo A)! BaColls, LES. 
Lismore ... oe eae Sey arate tase is aay Ba 7 | 3 ..| Il | 8. B. Gunn, C.L.0. 
Liverpool vie re bop ee eS a eon) 5) 5 | IL | B.D. H. Sutherland, C.L.C. 
Metropolitan (Central Police Court) ...| 29 ,, Ms eee s, y soot re el A Blixs O:1,.0; 
Mitchell (Wilcannia) ... a) .. | FERS ; 1%, “a 11 | C. Wenholz. 
Mudgee .., Be we op De Aon ye uy ROO ae ae ..| 11. | D. @. McDougall, C.P.S. 
Maurrurundi i... ae Sia bealoe ee pe Joel aa a ..| 11 | J. B. Gibson, C.L.C. 
Muswellbroox and Merton (Muswell-| 10 ,, a Led. i 11 | H. H. Page, C.P.8. 
brook) 

Nyngan ... Pe re Bs woof MET og x ae Fey 3 | 8 |W. B. Geddes; CLC. 
Walgett ... Ane ae hs WELL Ge 5 BS SE 5, i» e-| IL |°A. M. Dunn, C.L.C. 
Wentworth oA Pe ae -<t| 29i duly eee Ae 4 vo, (LBL C. A. Arnold, C.P.S. 
‘Windsor ... eae ve Ks soft 20) Au ag Oh arcs BMT. Ay 4 ...| ‘11 |'P. J. Sheridan, C.P.S. 
Wyalong... A os i das foe XM 4 ,, e 1i | J. W. Lees, O.P.S. 


RC A TT, 


4808 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 134. [81 Ave., 1910... 


PO RE OR rn ney 


DISTRICT COURTS. 
NOTICE is hereby given that District Oourts will be holden at the Court-house at the places and at the times hereunder specified, 


When Court to he held. een wy note 
Place. Mee yh Neve ee | ee Biieriog Pints Registrar's Notice, Registrar by whom notice given. 
Date. Hour. 
Bourke ic bes ...| 14 Sept., 1910...) 10 | 27 Aug., 1910...) 16 Aug., 1910...) J. E. McCulloch. 
Cobar ie Si Sapa Aa elle BO) LS ents. Giamssiiess| Olas, » «| H. M. Blackmore. 
Coonamble ... ahd ‘atlas Wee Fe Bees LO Wal SO TANG go ey anal) ey ae, » «| J. Shepherd. 
Kiama 48 aad aoa nao fe omnes) MO Ua ae Nast oes lanier ies » «| G. Wheeler. 
Moss Vale ... 480 AMS Ga Soi peee | ek O Ml rez) alse aap era Wel ES Mie » «| G. 8. Shepherd, 
Muswellbrook 48 binge fess ip leech MLO a\ TO Sept e gcc eA ee haul wee, wee wea o. 
Nowra aes noe Sahl gS bess eee Te Oi al POO ea Cp ay Wy set eae 3 » | W. EF, Marks. 
Wyngan on tS Sat: {45 PRR temas say DBT One i et] 28 Daly, scl e oe; BP aes, 
Port Macquarie ... SES AN cco 5 alee WHEL tenl| ae Gane sa poeeel LD ATO yok Soll AEM er 
Singleton ... i Sallee{oyen 3 ye cee a sees 10 Sept., ,, ...| 15 duly, ,,. ...| P. HE. Bidershaw. 
Taree cn veh ei | eect LO st] 028 aA eA ee ewe OS vais » | A. G. Olson. 
Walgett ... ass seat MeFi Ook sigs tues alO wi 2OGepte yee hy) ae Bacio hihi eel A Maa unin: 
Warren... 8 of 12 Septiy 4,4 | 12.1] 25:Ang.,,, ..4) 80 duly, «4,04... 0. 2. Cleary. 
Wellington... mee BaP fase ps aeee) (LO al 218 Re atte antes » e.| A. G@. Chiplin. 
Wyalong ... bee cA MEAOGES He Gee un: GLO aay 24 Sept., pM neal p20 CAUID ss a4hs,) 7 dl id oa aLees, 
[1423] Department of Fisheries, 


Sydney, 31st August, 1910, 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER CULTURE. 


the is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture the 
portions of land set opposite their respective names, as mentioned hereunder. 
Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Departmert daily, excepting 
Saturdays, between 11 and 8 o’clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock. 
Any person may, by memorial to the Board of Fisheries, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds to 
be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. 
J. A. BRODIE, 


Secretary. 
at CANS am TRL UREN PMP IN Leg = ET “| aR ee Vite. ength 
Lease | We ; : Term of 
. Applicant. Locality. Parish. County. of 
No. | Foreshore, Lease, 
JIAWKESBURY RIVER. Yards. 
6530 | Francis De Landro_... On a western bank of the river, about 158) Marra Marra/ Cumberland.| 300 5 years 


yards southerly from the south-east corner 
of Wm. J. Bowles’ portion No. 12 of 80 
acres, ex road. 


CruYDE RIvER. 
6553 | William Barclay On the western bank of Waterfall Creek at| Goba .{ Bt. Vineert., 


the southern end of T, Templeman’s oyster 
lease No. 4,515. 


200 5 years 


Port. STEPHENS. 


6598 | Arthur George Taylor...) At the southern end of Mud Island lying{ Sutton  ...| Gloucester.,.| 500 [| 15 years 
between Ernest Blanch’s oyster lease No. 
5,155 and W. Rooke’s oyster lease No. 
6,492. ; 


[888 | Department of Fisheries, 
Sydney, 10th August, 1910. 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER CULTURE. 


f is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture the 
portions of land set opposite their respective names as mentioned hereunder. 
Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Department daily, excepting 
Saturdays, between 11 and 3 o’clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock. 
Any person may, by memorial to the Board of Fisheries, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds to 
be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. 
‘ J. A. BRODIE, 


Seeretary. 
; Length 
“Dales Applicant. | Locality. | Parish. County. of Perms 
BO Foreshore. emee 
HawkEspury River. Yards. 
6489 | James Buie, junior On the northern shore of Cogra Bay, at the, Patonga ,.,) Northum- 212 5 years 


north-east corner of P. ‘I’. Johnson's oyster berland. 
lease No. 4,427 on the frontage of W. 

Alison’s portion No. 84 of 40 acres. j 

6545 | Henry Cary Dangar ...| On the western side of Dangar Lalawal: at Cowan ...| Cumberland 135 LS ait, 
the southern end of James Buie, jun.’s, 

oyster lease No. 4,861. 


CROOKHAVEN River. + 


6567 | George Haiser, senior...) On the western and parts of the northern| Wollum- St. Vincent 548 | 15 years 
and southern sides of Good-night Island, boola. 


covering applicant’s former leases Nos. 
3,059, 3,003, 3,412, 2,811, and 6,386. 


31 Ave., 1910.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134, 4809 


a 


Mines Department Wotices, 


RESIGNATION. 
DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to accept the resignation of 
Mr. H. C, Hincksman as Bailiff of the Warden’s tourt at Queanbeyan,—as from the 27th July, 1910 (Mise. 1910-6,310-201). 
W. H, WOOD. 


[1413] Department of Mines, 
Syduey, 3lst August, 1910, 


NOTICES TO APPLIOANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING AND FOR PURPOSES IN CONNECTION WITH 
MINING; TO LESSEES UNDER SUCH LEASES, AND TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. 


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT— 


THE undermentioned applications for Mining Leases of Private Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, have been 
approved by His Excellency the Governor and the Executive Council. 


[1910-7,364 ; 7,360; 7,355; 7,358; 7,368; 7,859; 7,857; 7,356; 7,865; 7,366; 7,498 ; 7,362; 7,494; 7,495; 7,361 L.B.] 


Departmental No, ges Name, “gt: Locality. Area. k poten: 
, Eo oe he 
Rockley 33* 91 A. Baker ...  °.../ pan57, part County Georgiana, parish Mount} 15 1 27 | 20 | 13 Dec., 1909 
of 70, Lawson. 
: 34* | 92 Do ... _,.] Pan. 68, part do dot MUP 1S.. 3 38) )'So)) 18005 
of 70. 
7 30* 93 Do ea »..| PGL 69, part do do «.( 20 2 26/20/18 ,, ay 
of 94, 
6 54 129 | A. E. Bennett... Pau 16, part} County Georgiana, parish Wal-| 20 0 33 | 20 | 26 Feb., 1910 
of 20, brook. (surface 
right, 1 
acre.) 
ry 55 130 Do wie ».| PGL 17, part do do | 25 0 0} 20-| 26 ,, 7 
of 20. _| (surface 
right, 1 
acre.) 
65 62* | 188 | A. Baker ... ».-/ PGL 63, part} County Georgiana, parish Mount} 4 0 0]! 20] 19 Mar., , 
of 50. Lawson. (ex. road.) 
Ps 63* | 139 Do aM ...| P@L 64, part do do exp 21 O° OF 20. 719°, 3 
of 89. 
3 68 148 | A.H.W. Hil...) pan 22, part} County Georgiana, parish Wal-| 16 2 3 | 20 | 16 April, ,, 
of 20. brook. (surface 
right 1 
acre). 
3 69*) 149 AD Yoni ...| PGL 28, part do do «| 25° 0 0) 20)16 ,, is 
of 20. 
” 71 | 152] A. Baker .., ...| PGL65, part; County Georgiana, parish Mount] 9 2 13 | 20 2May, , 
of 89. Lawson. (surface 
right, 1 
acre). 
= 72*| 158 Do Pre, ...| P@L 66, part do do ees} LO) 1X31) 20) 2, . 
of 89. 
Gundagai 18 31 | The Scottish Aus-| pax 1, part| County Buccleuch, parish Darba-| 18 0 0/2)! 5 3 aoe 
tralian Investment] of 24, 27,| lara. (ex. road). 
Co, (Limited). and 116. 
3 19 82 Do ...| P@L 2, part do do rer 20m OO | ZO. 53 x) 
of 75, 76, 
and 116. 
= 20}. . 38 Do ...| PGL 8, part do do 4-200 9] 20%) B- ,, x 
of 23, 24, (ex. roads). 
76, & 116. $ 
= 21 84 Do ...| PGL 4, part do do eee eO "O | 20005 2 i 
of 20, 238, 
75, & 76. 
” 22 85 Do ...| PGL 5, part do do Prolene Ome Oe 20) tenons P; 
of 20 & 75. 


* The whole of surface reserved. 


THE undermentioned application to convert an Authority to Mine, granted in terms of section 28, Mining Act, 1874, 
into a lease under the Mining Act, 1906, in terms of section 24 of that Act, has been approved by His Excellency the Governor 
and the Executive Council. 


[1910-7,376 L.B.] 


pie, par et iat Ge VmEe rice hol lind aoe ea MR SO ae, RT ee 
CL pa | Avoiectad to are Name. eda Locality. Area. Period. 
Convert. | Convert. i ¥ 
» 
| A. SIND: 
80* 31 May, 1910..| 1824 | The Bellambi Coal mp 25 | CountyCamden, parish Wonona| 6 1 0 | 20 years. 
Company (Ltd.). | i 


* Whole of surface reserved, 


4810 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. [81 Ave, 1910. 


NOTION TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &0.—continued, 


THE undermentioned applications for Leases cf Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, have been approved 
by His Excellency the Governor and the Executive Council. 


ne 


o i Date of 
Departmental No. No. Name, Wo’ Locality. | Area, | 3s | 


= 7 — 


1 Portion 
ae | : Application. 


FOR GOLD-MINING LEASES. 


[1910-7,367 IaB.; 7,368 L.B.; 7,374 L.B.; 7.370 L.B.; 7,372 L.B.; 7,375 L.B.; 7,496 L.B. ; 7,596 L.B.; 7,600 L.B. ; 
7,597 L.B.; 7,602 L.B.] 


i B.D 
Bulladelah 4 6 | A.J. Doyle and others) mr 4 | County Gloucester,parish Teleraree] 1 114, 20| 7 July, 1910 
Wagonga 17 16 | A. R, Flockhart  ...| @& 203 | County Dampier, parish Noorooma] 5 O 0O/| 20 | 29 Mar, .,, 

ys 20t| 19 | G. D. Cavell.. seal 9 p06 do do 7: Wel BG MS ARSON a 
Rockley 70*| 166 | A. E. Bennett | 72 | County Westmoreland, parish Irene] 20 0 0 | 20 | 24 May, ,, 

53 64 | 145 | H. G. Hyde eal ips SRO, do do Aa[/25 10. 40720 | 26 Mary) 8, 

zs 68 | 160 {| A.Dunn _... Se a ee do do veil] 200 LO eaOn Ay Avi ary ites 

& 73 | 169 | A. H. W. Hill 2h A Se do do 250 0) 20| 4June, ,, 

= 66 | 151 | H. Heavener, jun. ...| ,, 3 |CountyWestmoreland, parish Baring 10 ‘0 ‘0 }'20 |'28 ‘April, ,, 
Oberon 18 71 | W. Boy » 14 | CountyWestmoreland, parish Bindo| 15 0 0| 20) 4 ,, a 
Nymagee 3 5.) ae. H: itftord and ors. » 9% | County 'Mouramba, parish Coree...) 12 0 ‘0 | 20) 27Jan, ,, 

2 7 11 | T. Coleman ... Pea do do vee] 12 0) 04 2D] 23 Miter ae 

> 9 13 | A. R.'Williams &anr.| , 9 do do 16 0. |°20 \"29 April, 5 
Wattle Flat 16) 17 | F.J. Roby ... » 177 | County Roxburgh, parish Sofala,..| 5 0 © | 20 | 22 Sept. 1909 
Drake 43*| 73 \ J. W. “Archibald and » 980 | County Clive, perish Maclean ...| 5 O O| 20| 2 Mar. 1910 

another, 
Moonan Flat 11 11 | E. E.'Edgar & ors....|. ,, 5 | County Hawes; parish Tomalla ...| 5 0 0 | 20| 17Sept., 1909 
Rockley ; 80 63 | B. J. Quin ... | yy 35 | County Westmoreland, parishIrene| 10 0 0 | 20| QNov., ,, 

4 32 66 |-C.8. Toole ... Be pn teres sri do do ot | FO4O dOg 20 In ¥9 .,, _ 
Wolumla 4 4.|J. Walsh... | 35 26 | County Auckland, parish Wolumla!] 4 0 O 20 | 23 May, 1910 
Hill End 106 | 115 | A.W. Marshall &anr.| ,, 233 County Wellington, parish Tam-| 8 0 O/| 20| 13 July, ,, 

baroora. 
Hillgrove 28f| 58 Cosmopolitan Gold-| ,, 86.| County Sandon, parish Metz 0 012] 20| 12 April, ,, 
mining Company 
(No Liability). é 
Moonan Flat 12 12 | A.Campbell ... | gs 4 | County Hawes, parish Tomalla ..| 10 0 0 | 20 | 20 Oct., 1909 
Oberon 16 69 | A.F./H. Kirk | 9 12 | County Westmoreland, parish Bindo| 5 O 0 | 2) | 29Mar,, 1910 ' 
Rockley 69 | 61] A.Dunn .., {| 9 71 | County Westmoreland, parish Irene| 25 0 0 | 20 | 17 May, ,, 

a 72 | 168 | A.W. H. Hill se le@enlee do do 25 0 | 20 54 June, , 
Wagonga 14 13 | W.C. Easdown _...|_,, 100 | County Dampier, parish Nooroomal 5 0 0} 20|} 9Mar, ,, 

¥ 15 14 | R..H. Basdown ol es HE OM: do do 8 0 QO| 20} 12 3 

i 21.) 20] W.C.Easdown &anr| ,, 107 do do 9 0 0 | 2028 April, |, 
Carcoar 12 16 |;R.Henry ... segue dS County Bathurst, parish Belubula | 2 1 16 | 20 |-21 June, _,, 
Canbelego 25*} 38.) D..Reid we ,wee| @L 70.) Counties Canbelego and Flinders) 5 0 Q/| 20/16 , 1909 

mee ee parishes FJorida and Geweroo. 

a 30+; 43 |The Mount Boppy} ,, 96 | Counties Robinson and Canbelego,, 1 281 /|20/ lJduly, , 

Gold-mining Co. Ltd. parishes Cohn and Florida. 
Grenfell 7 12 | W. Still is sel 99 72 | County! Monteagle, parish Brundah 6 318] 20) 8 April, 1910 
Pambula , 18+; 14| L. Bartley & others ' » 12 | County Auckland, parish, Yowaka | 7 2 6/|20/|24May, ,, 
Wagonga 16 15 | O. Wrightson se} 5, 102 | County Dampier, parish Noorooma| 4 0 0] 20/12Mar, ,, 

_ 18.) 17 | A.R.|Flockhart ...} ,, 104 do do 3 00/20) 5 April, ,, 
Adelong 30 41 | W. C, Murphy of 4, 7 | County 'Wynyard, parish Euadera ; 2 0 0| 20] 1July, ,, 
Nymagee 1) 3 ) Fed. Feldmann | 9 L | County’! Mouramba, parish Coree.:.) 14 0 0 | 20,):17 Jan, ,, 

ih, 2 4,| M. Levy and another) ,, 2 do do Sento iO. 0. WO! 27 2, i. 

& 

Yambulla 49} 49 | P. Dominish... ws{ 5, 186 |; County!Auckland, parish Yumbulla} 1 0 0 | 20/25 May, _,, 

J 50) 50/L.Smith ..  ...| 4 129 | County Auckland, patish Waalimma| 4 0 0| 20/11 July, ,, 

(5 51 | 51 Do tice, Flags BL eo do do 4 O10; ‘Ori Oni ier, x 


FOR MINERAL LDASES. 


(1910-7,369 L.B.; 7,871 L.B:; 7;873°'L:B.; 7,598°L.B.; 7,599 L.B. ; 7,601 L.B.] 


Oberon 52 74, P. Foran es Pea See pl rege Westmoreland, parish} 49 0 O , 20; 23 June, 1910 
ocelyn. 
Wollongong Batt 32 | A. H. Ellis ... | y3 7 | County Camden, parish Kembla...| 38 1 4 | 20 | 27 Oct., 1909 
Cowra 1L | R.H. Norris... | 4, . 8 | County Bathurst, parish Kenilworth) 40 0 0 | 20 | 16 May, 1910 
Inverell * 11 | LL. H. Court ... Fach Ngee County Gough, parish Elmsmore...) 40 0 0/|.20|17 June, ,, 
Tingha 91 | 143 | G. Schuman, jun, ...| ,, 46 | County Gough, parish Herbert .| 10 O 0 | 20 | 28 May, _,, 
Yass 9*| 38 | A. Firth and others,,.} ,, 13 | County King, parish Taunton ...) 5 O 0/| 20| 4 Mar, §, 
Deepwater 90t¢|/ 100 |-J. Brown ... ABS War ia abe sane Gough, parish Wellington| 18 0-29 | 20| 9Nov., 1909 
Scone _ ltt) (15 | A. Weidmannand ora} ,, 7 | County Durham, parish Rowan ...| 15 2°80 |°20 | 19 3 1908 
Broken Hill 89 | 98 | The Broken Hill Pro-| ,, 234 | County Yancowinna, parish Picton| 10 0 0 /| 20 | 23 June, 1910 
: prietary Block 14 
Co. (Limited), 
3 90*| 99 Do» sot | ogg BBB Pov’ , do do <site 10 0, ROH ROM SABE Saheb 


* Part of surface reserved, f+ As modified. } Whole of surface reserved. 


31 Ava, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. 4811 
Ee an ae Re a ea TON a a nh ne 
NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &0.—continued. 


THE undermentioned application for an authority to prospect, in terms of section 17, Mining Act, 1906, has been 
refused, 
[1910-7,968 L.B.} 
ar en rt te pag ee ee 


Application No. | Name. | Portion Locality. | Area. | Date of 


Application. 


Murrumburrah 1 | W. H.C. Lovely ... ..| @LS 18) County Harden, parishes Cumbamurra| ....,..... 


25 July, 1910 
& 19. and Beggan Beggan. | 


LEASES READY FOR DELIVERY. 


THE undermentioned Leases of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, are now ready for delivery to the 
Lessees, and unless the Lessees take delivery thereof within the time mentioned in notice issued by the Warden or other Officer, 
they will be voided. 


Lessees who desire to appoint an attorney to execute and take delivery of their leases can obtain a form of power of 
attorney on application at the Warden’s or any Mining Registrar’s Office, or at this Department. 


If it be so desired, the leases can be forwarded for execution and delivery to the Clerk of any Warden’s Court, or to the 
Department at Sydney. 


oe ; 7 = 3 { 
Departmental No. teas Name. sees Locality. | Area, | Date of Lease, 
GOLD-MINING LEASES. Beir. ps 

Coramba 28 | 34 | F. J. Briscoe | GL 202.) County Fitzroy, parish Moonee ..| 10 0 0] 19 Aug., 1910 
Fifield 2| 12 | O. Bors and others.../ 1 | County Kennedy, parish Somerset ...|12 0 0/19 , > 
Adelong 23 | 33 | W.'T. Perkins «| 4, 169 | County Wynyard, parish Calafat Fecha con Ore Oxi LO 
Forbes 21y) 725.4) T. P. Burke ... ves| 9 214 County Ashburnham, parish Forbes .../,.10 0 0/19 ,, ~ 
Nymagee 6 8 | H. Green and anr. ...; ,, 6 County Mouramba, parish Coree pee OF Ope Otitis ey 
| “Drunkey 16 | 16 | T. MeP. Sinith w| 4 76 County Georgiana, parish Mulgunnia...| 25 0 '0 | 19 ,, 1a 
7 17 | 17 | d. H. Bottrell ‘| yy 583 County Georgiana, parish Bombah ... 10 0 0/19 , iS 
Nymagee 4 6 | J. Roset andanother..| ,, 4 County Mouramba, parish Coree: zoe LOD OL OREO SS oe 
+ 5 7 | @. J. Glynn and anr.) yj, 45.1). ido do engi hevee OnMO Ve Oa _ 
Peak Hill 30; 36 , H.N. Gibson .. |GL’87,13,, County Narromine, parish Gundong ...| 6 0 0/19 , a 

17, & 29. 
Tumbarumba 14; 15 | L. Mitchell .., .. | Part of | County Selwyn, parish Burra .., Sate g Olle) Suton is 
‘ex 10. : 
Tuena ‘19 38 | A, McKenzie - | @L 15 | County Georgiana,parish Yarraman .,| 20 0 '0 |19 - yy 
MINERAL LEASES. 

Cobar 47*| 142 | B. perauediet bay ML .5 | County Robinson, parish Mopone +.|40 0 0; 19 Aug., 1910 
Bourke 1 4 |'T. Riley — .. » 14 | County Cowper, parish Mulholland ...| 40 0 0/19 ,, : 
Cobar 46 | 141 | Great Oabit (itd. ye » 17 | County Robinson, parish Weltie ope Oia, ee aid a i 

Ravine 6 6 | J. Forsstrom.. » 17 | County Buccleuch, parish Yarrangobilly 10 0 0/19 xy; FS 
Tuena 13| 41 | E. Hudson and others » 7 | County Georgiana, parishGillindich ...) 4 0 0/19 ,, es 
Deepwater 99 | 109 | W. Flood ... » 80 | County Clive, parish Rockvale }.. meet LOY 0 TO: |e ma, 5 

Wilson’s Down- 

fall 21 | 40 | J. Reid sey) sel sy, 12 | County Buller, parish Corry. «4 we | 18°40 25 | AIO 55, y 


THE urxdermentioned application to convert an Authority to Mine, granted in terms of section 28, Mining Act, 1874, 
into a lease under the Mining Act, 1906, in terms'of section 24 of that Act, ‘has been refused. 


[1910-7,380 L.B.] 


SONG Ree Koes, eons Name, Ae Locality. : Area. 
Convert, |to Convert. | i f 
1910 | . : a Yr p. 
82 31 May...) 1492 | The Bellambi Coal Company| mrs 1, 4, 5,) County Camden, parish Wonona val, 80h.) 0 
| (Limited). 6, & 12. 


THE undermentioned applications for Minera] Leases of Crown Lands in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, have been 
refused, the areas applied for being private lands, 


[1910-7,382 L.B.] ; 


Local 


No. Name. 


Portion i Dave ct 
Locality, Area. Application. 


SS — cr 


Departmental No. 


a. “FS ~p: 

Wollongong 41 {| 50 | The Metropolitan Coal Oo,) 21 | County Cumberland, parish Bulgo| 93 3 20 | 23 June, 1910 

of Sydney (Limited). 

3 42 | 51 ‘Do ae? eR 7B et Cumberland, parish Heath-/100 0 ‘0 | , ek p 
cote. 


4812 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. [81 Ava, 1910, 


ee resins 


NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASHS FOR MINING, &0.—continued. 


THE undermentioned application for Mining Leases of Private Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, have 


been refused. 
[1910-7,387 ; 7,386; 7,385; 7,383; 7,381 L.B.] 


Departmental No. oe | Name. | a | Locality. Area. Applica 
a. 254'p. 
Tingha 17 | 145 | H.C. H. Lyons ...| Part of | County Gough, parish Clive... ..| 12 0 © | 24 June, 1910 
341. 
*s 18 | 146 | A. M.S. Cansdell ..,| Part of do do mae son (LO eOR OM nods; 9 
176. 
Yerranderie 11 63 | T. J. Hilder... ...| Part of | County Westmoreland, parish The) 35 030) 11 , » 
78. Peaks. 
Newcastle 17 80 | F. BR. Croft ... ees 32 | County Northumberland, parish Awaba) 42 0 0|19 May, ,, 
Cootamundra 10 14 | A. Bragg... ...| Part of | County Harden, parish Cullinga --| 20 0 O| 30 April, ,, 
473, 676, 
& 658. 


IT is intended to refuse the undermentioned applications for Leases of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining 
Act, 1906, and that notice of such refusal will be published in the Government Gazette of 14th September, 1910; and the land 
referred to in such applications will, after publication of the Government Gazette of that date (namely, at 2°30 o’clock p.m.), be 
open to be taken possession of in terms of the Mining Act and Regulations, provided there be then no adverse title to the land, 


Application No. yes Name. | CoRR Locality, | Area. | Ahan 
FOR GOLD-MINING LEASES. 
[1910-7,384 L.B.; 7,497 L.B.} a Yr. p. 
has a | 44 | ee Ege drd | es uae Wellesley, parish Currowong 4 5 O 0, 10 Dec., 1909 
. W. Aer ounty Wynyard, parish Batlow «| 20 0 0 | IL Oct., 4, 
FOR A MINERAL LEASE. 
{1910-7,604 L.B.] 
Tingha 93 | 152 | M. Smith & anr. ran . | County Hardinge, parish Swinton ¥ 10 0 O | 12 July, 1910 


IT is intended to void the undermentioned Leases of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, and that 
notice of such voidance will be published in the Government Gazette of 14th September, 1910; and the land referred to in 
such leases will, after publication of the Government Gazette of that date (viz., at 2°30 o'clock, p.m.), be open to be taken 
possession of, in terms of the Mining Act and Regulations. 


Portion 
No. 


Local 
No. 


Departmental No. Name. 


Locality. Area, | Date of Lease. 


GOLD-MINING LEASE, 
[1910-7,379 L.B.] B00 Peo 'De 
Canowindra 9{ 10 | J. Coller and another| @1 127 { County Ashburnham, parish Collett ...] 2 0 0 | 15 June, 1910 
MINERAL LEASES. 
; [1910-7,498 L.B. ; 7,499 L.B.] 
Kiandra 14) 17 | J.J. Pattinson ++| ML 54 | County Buccleuch, parish Pinbeyan ..,| 3 1 34] 26 May, 1910 


Braidwood 2 | 192 Butte Copper Com-) ,, 4 | Counties St. Vincent and Argyle, parishes} 40 0 Oj] 14June, _,, 
pany (N.L.). Meangora and Jerralong, ; 


— 


IT is proposed to cancel the undermentioned Dredging Lease, and notice of cancellation thereof will be published 
in the Government Gazette of 14th September, 1910; and the land referred to in such lease will, unless held under some other 
title, after publication of Government Gazette of that date (viz., at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for occupation, 
in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. ; 

[A. 1910-5,018] 


GoLp AND MineRAL Dkepaine Act, 1899. 


No. _ Name. : Locality. | Area. | Application No, 
LiL Lou. eo. San Eee eee 


Portion 
No. 


a. Yr. p. 
461 | W.T. MacDonnell ... .| @L 168 | County Roxburgh, parishes Sofala and) 24 1 30 Sofala 8 


Walberton. 


31 Ava., 1910.] 


Ui 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. 


NOTICH TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &0.—continued. 


RENTS are due and owing upon the undermentioned Leases, and 
from the dute hereof such leases may be cancelled, 


Name. 


{ 


Border aa Mining Company (N.L. “) 
do 


Do 
W. F. Hartley 
W.H. Robinson 
S. F. McMaster 
J. R. Clements 


T. Ward A 
P. Tobin ae 
J. Channon ... 
W. Cash 

G@. Hulley 


F. M. Leese .. 


‘Pees Bannon. and others 


John Tubman 
T. Ward 


D. A. Brown and afother a 
D. Henderson and another... 
J. McMaster and another ... 
J. Stevens and another 


H. G. Hocking 
C. Leighton ..,. 


W. A. J. Marshall and motes 


W. Newton and others 


A. J. Ward and another 


D. A. Brown and another ... 


S. Crawford ses 
W. Barnett . 


R. Crawhers? aed Ouhers 


A. W. Hayes 


H. Kilbride and another 
| M. L. Hennessy 


Do 


W. Dunstone and ébhers 


T. Gordon 


H. 
D 
E. E. Chapple 
H. Walters ... 
T. Arundell . 

J.M. Seevensr 
A. 


. Do 
H. W. J. Holmes 
J. K. Charleston 


A. D. Pedie 


. Goodwin and another 


do 


G. Carter ae ant ter 


M. McLaughlin 


E. Gardiner gud author, 


eee 


Border Extended Gold Mining Co. 


(Limited) 
B. B. Howe ... 


| ©. Smith 


A. E. Hunt . 
G. A. Davis . 


J. Headrick rad Geko 


J. W. Shakespeare ... 


J.C. Rankin 


J. J. Sanders and poorer. 


W. J. Hogan 
D. Griffin... 
R. J. Cowdroy 


eee 


8. Lake and others... 


A. Hay ae 
A, A. Hyde ... 


| J. A. Leadbitter 


Do 


T. Wright and another 


B. Rackham... 


oe 


W. Cook and another 


J. Deegan ...- 
H. Butler... 
G. Rutherford 


J. E. Ritchie and another 4 


J. E. Picton .. 
J. Baker ee 


| J. K. Charleston 


Do 
W. Robertson 


eee 


Portion 
No, 


Loeaility, 


Gotp Leases Minine Act, 1906. 


GL 


4, 

8 
gal 
7 

6 
45 


47 


County Wellesley, parish Cur Pipa 
do do 


County Roxburgh, parish Sofala 
County Fitzroy, parish Ucombe 
County Buller, parish Jenny Lind 
Counties Bathurst and Coleridge, par- 
ishes Roxburgh and Bruinbun. 
County Sandon, parish Enmore... 
do do tr 
County Ashburnham, parish Currajong.. 
County Bathurst, parish Dunleary 
County Robinson, parish Cobar... 


County Cunningham, parish Condoublin 
County Gipps, parish Brolga 
County Drake, parish West Fairfield . 
County Sandon, parish Enmore 
County Greskam, parish Cowan 

do do 

do do 
County Gresham, parish Marara West 
County Ashburnham, parish Parkes 

do do det 
County Wellington, parish Tambaroora 
County Gloucester, parish Craven 
County Fitzroy, parish Ucombe 
County Gresham, parish Cowan 
County Roxburgh, parish Sofala 
County Gippe, parish Brolga 
County Narromine, parish Gundong 
County Gloucester, parish Bindera 
County Durham, parish Oldcastle 


County Westmoreland, parish Merlin... 


do do 
County Wyuyard, parish Adelong 
County Murray, parishes Fairy Meadow 
and Mulloon. 
County Wellington, parish Tambaroora 
County St. Vincent, parish Currowan ., 
County Westmoreland, parish Merlin .. 


do do 
do do 
do do 
do do 


County Cunningham, parish J ulandry... 
County Parry, parish Ainsley ... ne 


County Auckland, parish Yambulla 
County Durham, parish Omadale 
County Durham, parish Moonan Aa 
County Wellesley, parish Currowang ... 


County Westmoreland, parish Irene 
County Dampier, parish Bergalia 
County Dampier, parish Moruya tes 
County Ashburnham, parish Toogong .. 
County Buller, parishes Antimony and 
Jenny Lind. 
County Ashburnham, parish Forbes 
County Roxburgh, parish Bruinbun 
County Canbelego, parish Florida : 
County Robinson, parish Moquilamba... 
County Fitzroy, parish Comlaroi See 
County Dampier, parish Cadgee 
County Dampier, parish Gulph & Cadgee 
County St. Vincent, parish Danjera_... 
County Westmoreland, parish Irene 
County Forbes, ary 
do 


ooo 


County Dampier, parish Cadgee ih 
County Parry, parish Nundle ..,, ae 
edo do tee oo 
do do ote 
County Bathurst, parish Oakley ser 
County Selwyn, parish King... : 
County Wynyard, parish Adelong ; 
County Drake, parish West Fairfield ... 
County Westmoreland, parish Bind ... 
County Parry, parishes Ainsley and 


Loftus. 
do do 
County Bland, parish Bundawarrah ... 


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4813 


if the same be not paid within thirty days 


Application No, 
Delegate 2-2 
” 3-3 
Wattle Flat 3-3 
Coi1amba 8-9 
Drake 6-15 
Hill End 22 
Uralla 1-3 
” 3-7 
Parkes 13-13 


Mt. McDonald 2-2 
Application 16 to 
convert. 


Condobolin 1-1 
Yalgogrin 2-2 
Drake 21-88 
Uralla 4-8 
Dalmorton 3-3 
” 6-6 

” 2-7 

ie 10-10 
Parkes 4-4, 
9-9 

Hill End 33-35 
Copeland 14-14 
Coramba 2-3 
Dalmorton 2-2 
Wattle Flat 8-8 
Yalgogrin 3-3 
Peak Hill 4-4, 
Copeland 15-15 
Moonan 7-7 

Brook. 
Yerran- 13-20 

derie. 

# 14-21 
Adelong 18-19 
Braidwood 10-63 
Hill End 48-51 
Nelligen 1-1 
Yerranderie 1-6 
MH 11-16 
fe 17-24 
Pe 29-88 
i" 80-39 
Condobolin 9-18 
Swamp Oak 4-4 
Yambulla 22-22 
;Moonan Brook 8-8 
” 9~9 
Delegate 12-15 
Rockley 13-24 
Moruya 19-20 
m 14-15 
Canowindra 4-5 
Drake 28-46 
Forbes 15-17 
Bathurst 12-19 
Canbelego 24-36 
Cobar 37-118 
Coramba 17-17 
Nerrigundah17-19 
- 23-25 
Nowra 7-32 
Rockley 16-27 
Forbes 11-13 
3 12-14 
Nerrigundah24-26 
Nundle 2-8 
% 4-10 

. 7-13 
Rockley 15-16 

| Tumbarumba 5-6 
Adelong 16-23 
Drake 29-48 
Oberon 9-25 
Swamp Oak 5-5 

a 6-6 

Temora 5-5 


re 


4814 


NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &o.—continued. 
RENTS are due and owing upon the undermentioned Leases, &.—continued. 


a a RLS es i es 


469 | J.C. Rankin @L 392 
470 | E. Bridge... n 35 
472 | J.L. Vallentine » 1d 
473 H. Richards.. Mr 12 | 
474 M. Matheson aud notte Tie GL 338 
475 | EB. Holmes ... 3 | » 18 
476 M. T. Pickett oe .| Mr 6 
477 | W.J.Moore.. an 1 
478 | H. Utley... » 31 
481 | White Rose Gold-mining Company » 107 
(No-Liability). 
432 W. jah Young coe eee eee ” 6 
483 | J. Fitzpatrick » 4 
484. | C. Payne... » 23 
485 | B. Murphy ... »n 77 
486 Do sé » 101 
488 | T.J. Matthews ... veoh lisp eh 
489 | J. McAtamney and another | » 207 
494 | P. Stapleton... zs veel 29 


498 | D. Devery 


499 Do &: ate. ks 
500 Do i ade aH 
501 - Do 


B15 |A: Hy Allan and shather 
517. | E. O’Dwyer and others 


518 | J. Murphy ... noe 
§29 W. Bethune and bnather we 


531 H. Gambell .. 


536 | J. Noble 

195 | The Associated Gold Dredging Co., 
Macquarie River (N.-L.). 

196 Do 

201 Do 

202 Do 


290 | H. W. Parsons ; 
318 The Tingha Udnedlidated Tin Mines 


(N.-L). 

339 P. J. Costello uate AS 

348 A. H. Poole and another nae 
349 Do ass aye 
354. | T. H. Maityn ec Se 
355 Do 


88 R, N. Skewes 5 
378 Societe Industrielle Ket. 
4:6 | T. H. Martyn 


431 | Tingha Tin Dredging Co. (N.-L.) 
Do - 


Goxp Lrases Minine Act, 1906—continued. 


mentioned, 


Application | Name of Applicant. 


8 Tenterfield ...| Stephen Wright, Benjamin 


Claverie, Frederick. Bede 


® Maher, James Edward 
Glasgow, Thomas: Crisp, 
Knox Moore,. and James 
McOook, 
eo Cone ea 


Dated this 22nd day of August, 1910. 


Portion 
No. 


» 176 


| County Wellington, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. 


6 mB RN 


County Roxburgh, parish Bruinbun 
County Gloucester, parish Craven BS 
County St. Vincent, parish Danjera... 
County St. Vincent, parish Tomago 
County Bathurst, parish Dunleary ... 
County St. Vincent, parish Tomago 
County St. Vincent, parish Goba 


County Robinson, parish Mullimut ...| 1 
County Fitzroy, parish Coml,roi 
County Parry, parish Nundle’ ... 


ono 


parish Trudgett ...| 20 


County Clarendon, parish Sebastopol . 
County Gipps, parish Brolga ... 
County Selwyn, parish King... 

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County Narromine, parish Mingelo 


4 

5 

8 

8 
County Clarendon, parish Sebastopol ...| 5 
1 
County Monteagle, parish Bumbaldry,.. 5 
5 

5 


County Blaxland, parish Mt. Solitary ... 
do do 


do do vs| 10 
do do wield 
County Wellesley, parish Currowang ...| 10 
County Drake, parish Churchill sich aae 
County Auckland, parish Wolumla ...| 4 


Counties Wallace and “Buccleuch, parishes} 25 
Gooandra and Yarrangobilly. 

County Murray, parisla Goorooyaroo ...| 2 

County Dampier, parish Cadgee 4 


GoLtp AND Minerat Dreneina Acr, 1899. 


@L 50; County Wellington, parish Burrandong| 43 


» 51 
» 47 
n 48 
” 41 
Mi 14 
mS 
» 168 
» 167 
san 11 
@u 45 
ML 344 
Qt 2 
Bh eae 
ML 16 
» 365 


do do voted, 

do do ...|L00 

do do ...{L00 
County St.Vincent, parish Araluen ...| 9 
County Hardinge, pamsh Darby sat OO 
County Gough, parish Herbert.. eet gh 
County Wellington, parish Tambaroora | 99 
do do 78 
rea Wellington, parish Trianbil  ...1100 
do east ee 

Gancee Hardinge, parish Swinton | 84 
County Richmond, parish Evans e| 25 


Counties Lincoln and Gordon, parishes} 62 
Micketymulga and Ponto. 


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OO 20-0 OOOO O10 21 IOOm Oo 6 ~6hOCS OOS 


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[31 Ava., 1910. 


Application No, 


CQ | Hill Bnd 51-53 


Copeland 25-25 
Nowra 8-33 
Moruya 21-22 
Mt. McDonald 6 
Moruya 24-26 
Batesman’s 

Bay 2-2 
Cobar 38-116 
Coramba 14-14 


Nundle 10-16 
Stuart 

Town 380-44 
Temora 4—4, 


Yalgogrin 15-15 
Tumbarumba 6-7 
” 78 


Temora 7-7 
Peak Hill 14-17 
Grenfell 6-8 


Mt. Hope - 2-2 


‘ 3-3 

# 4-4 

5-5 

Delegate 13-17 
Copmanhurst 

20-58 


Wolumla 2-2 
Kiandra 2-13 


Queanbeyan 7-9 


Nerrigundah 
21-23 
Stuart Town 3 
” 4 
” 5 
3 6 
Avaluen 18 
Tingha 52 
u 57 
Hill End 20 
; 21 
Stuart Town 14 
5 15 
Tingha 70 


Sth.Woodburn 19 
Wellington 20 


County Hardinge, parish Darby Je 8O HO Inverell 1 
County Hardinge, parish Swinton 6 0 Pingha 106 
W. H. WOOD. 


First: Insertion. 
NOTICK:UNDER SECTION 91.0F THE MINING AOT, 1906, AND REGULATION. 106. 


. OTICE is hereby given that an application, as hereunder, has been made in terms of the abovementioned Act for a Dredging 

N Lease to mine for Gold, by means of Dredging in and on the area described, and that I, the Warden of the District, 
haying been so directed by the Secretary for Mines, wiil, on the 29th day of September, 1910, at 10 a. m., at the Warden’s Court 
at Tenterfield, hold an inquiry concerning such application. 
Any objection to the application must be lodged with me, in the Warden’s Office at Tenterfield, before the day above 


“Portion et 81, parish of Boonoo Boonoo, county of 
Buller, embracing part of the bed and banks of 
Dismal Swamp | and land adjacent thereto ; Com- 
mencing about + mile below the south-east corner 
of the town of Boonoo Boonoo, and extending 
thence. up. the swamp: for a distance of abiout 126 
chains. 


SCHRDULE, 


Description of Area. 


—— — 


SP 
Os 
op 


Date of 
Application. 


4, Mar,, 1910 


W. I. PERRY, Warden. 


[1293] 


—__. 


3h Ave, 1910.) NEW, SOUTH, WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 134. 4815 


First Insertion. 


NOTIOE UNDER SECTION 91 OF THE MINING AOT, 1906, AND REGULATION 106. 


Woues is hereby given that two applications, as hereunder, have been made in terms of the abovementioned Act for Dredging 

Leases to mine. for Gold and Tin by means of Centrifugal Pumping Plant in and on the areas described, and that I, the 
Warden, of the District, having been so directed by the Secretary for Mines, will, on the 24th day of September, 1910, at 10.a.m., 
at the Warden’s Court at Glen Innes, hold inquiries concerning such applications. 


: Any objection to the applications must be lodged with me, in the Warden’s Office, at Glen Innes, before the day above 
mentioned. 


ScHEDULE. 


Application No. Name of Applicant. Description of Area. Area. plete siti4 


a ee Be es 


42 Glen Innes,| Herman David Bower| Portion a1 4, parishes of Ward and Coventry, county of| 25 0 0 | 28 June, 1910, 
Clarke, embracing part of the bed and banks of the 
Oban River and flats adjacent thereto: Commencing 
about 23 chains above the north-west corner of portion 
31, parish of Ward, and extending thence down the 
river for a distance of about 90 chains. 

44 Glen Innes | Alfred Allen Thomas| Portion au 17, parishes of Worra and Hall, counties of| 47 1 36) 18July, ,, 
Gresham and Clarke, embracing part of the bed and 
banks of Mitchell or Sara River and land adjacent 
thereto: Commencing at the up-stream end of portion 
Gu 9, and extending thence up the river for a distance 
of about 130 chains, 


W. I. PERRY, Warden. 
Dated this 25th day of August, 1910. [1412] 


a i 


Second Insertion. 


NOTICE UNDER SECTION 91 OF THE MINING ACT, 1906, AND REGULATION 106. 


NSE is hereby given that an application, as hereunder, has been made in terms of the abovementioned Act for a 
>. Dredging Lease to mine for Gold and Tin by means of Sand Pump, in and on the area.described, and that I, the Warden 
of the District, having been so directed by the Secretary for Mines, will, on the 9th day of September, 1910, at 10 a.m., at the 
Warden’s Court, at Glen Innes, hold an inquiry concerning such application. 4 


ff ah objection to the application must be lodged with me in the Warden’s Office at Glen Innes, before the day above 
mentioned, 


SOHEDULE. 
te of 
Application Names of Applicants Description of Ares. Area. Applisation, 
a. Yr. p- 1910. 
38, Glen Thomas Hibbert] Portion a.1. 3, parishes of Ward and Coventry, county of Clarke, 25 0 0. 8 June. 
Innes, and William embracing part of the bed and banks of the Oban River and 
Jennings. land adjacent thereto: Commencing about 20 chains above 


the north-west corner of portion 4, parish of Ward, and ex- 
tending thence up the river for a distance of about 55 chains. 


W. I. PERRY, Warden. 
Dated this 16th day of August, 1910, [1167] 


Second Insertion. 


NOTICH UNDER SECTION 91 OF THE MINING AOT, 1906, AND REGULATION 106, 


OTIOH is hereby given that an application, as hereunder, has been made in terms of the abovementioned Act for a. Dredging. 
Lease to mine for Gold and Tin, by means of Sand Pump, in and on the area described, and that I, the Warden ot the, 
District, having been so directed by the Secretary for Mines, will, on the 9th day of September, 1910, at 10 a.m., at the Warden's 
Court at Glen Innes, hold an inquiry concerning such application. 


Any objection to the application must be lodged with me, in the Warden’s Office at Glen Innes, before the day above 
mentioned. 


SCHEDULE. 
icat Date of 
Application, Name of Applicant. Description of Area. Area. Applbation: 
as YR 
Glen Innes .37,| Arthur. Low and Thomas| Portion Mt. 1, parishes of Hall and Coventry, 80 0 0} 28-May, 
Hibbert. county of Clarke, emloracing part of thre bed and ‘ 1910, 


banks of Paddy’s Gully : Cominencing about 20 
chains in a southerly direction from the 35th 
mile post outhe road: from Glen Innes to Hast 
Mount Mitchell, and extending thence up the) ° 
gully for a distance of about 220 chains. 


- eae 


W. DT. PERBY, Warden. 


Dated this 17th day of August, 1910, (1178), 


4816 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. [31 Ave., 1910. 


[1449 ; Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 3lst August, 1910. 


RESERVE FROM OCCUPATION UNDER ANY MINER’S RIGHT OR BUSINESS LICENSE. 


I [ IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, and in pursuance of the powers conferred by section 14 

(3) of the Mining Act, 1906, has been pleased to exempt from occupation under any miner’s right or business license, the Crown 
Lands herein described. 
[1910-6,380-201 Misc. ] W. H. WOOD. 


EASTERN DIVISION 
Lanp District oF ORANGE AND CANOBOLAS SHIRE. 
DESCRIPTION. 


No. 1,154. County of Bathurst, parish of Clarendon, area 44 acres. The Crown Lands within the boundaries of measured porticnu 
158,—shown on plan B, 4,277-2,009. 


[1450] Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 31st August, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 10,392 FROM SALE FOR MINING PURPOSES, AND PART OF RESERVE 
No. 14,175 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN THE CANOWINDRA GOLD-FIELD EXTENSION), PARISH OF 
CLARENDON, COUNTY OF BATHURST, 


le Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 

concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 
Act, 1906, part of Reserve No. 10,392 from sale for mining purposes, and part of Reserve No. 14,175 from’ conditional sale (within the 
Canowindra Gold-field Extension) hereunder described, shall be revoked, and they are hereby revoked accordingly. 


[1910-6,551-201 Mis.] i W. H. WOOD. 
ScHEDULE. 
| if ; = | ) T oo al 
et Division. Aeperye Purpose. eae ae County. Parish. Shire. | Area. Part revoked, Papers No. 
Acres, | 
Orange ...| Eastern | 10,392 | From sale for mining} 4 Dec., 188%| Bathurst...| Clarendon | Canobolas ... 44 Portion 158. (Plan B. 4,277-| Mis. 1910- 
purpeses., ; 2,009), 6,526. 
Do «| do  ..| 14,175 | From conditional sale] 1 Aug., 1891 GO. jivese AO. jer do oo 44 do » do do 
(within Canowindra | 
Gold-field Extension). e | 
1 
[1451j Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 3lst August, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF PARTS OF RESERVE No. 34,495 FROM SALE FOR MINING PURPOSES, PARISH OF BUMBALDRY, 
COUNTY OF MONTHAGLE. 


| i IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 
Act, 1906, parts of Reserve No. 34,495 from sale for mining purposes, hereunder described, shal! be revoked, and they are hereby revoked 


accordingly. 
[1910-6,552-201 Mise.] W H. WOOD. 
SCHEDULE. 
ee ee | % | hr 
reed Division. Heseree| Purpose, ate aay | County. | Parish. Shire. Area, . Part revoked. Papers No. 


{ | | 
| \ a. Yr. Pp. 
Grenfell...) Central.) 84,495 | From sale for| 24 May, 1902...) Monteagle | Bumbaldry| Weddin ...) 5 119] That part within boundaries cf] Mise 1910- 
mining pur- | portions 146 to 153 inclusive,—| 5,281-421. 
poses. shown on plans catalogued M. 
| Sera ae and M, 6,523 R.- 

| 730, 


{1452} Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 31st August, 1910. 
RESERVE FROM OCCUPATION UNDER ANY MINBR’S RIGHT OR BUSINESS LICENSE. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, and in pursuance of the powers conferred by section 14 (8) of 
the Mining Act, 1906, has been pleased to exempt from occupation under any miner’s right or business license, the Crown Lands 
herein described. 


[1910-6,307-201 Misc. ] as amet W. H. WOOD. 
S EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or TamwortH, NuNDLE SHIRE. 


No. 1,153. Parish of Dungowan, county of Parry, area 2 acres. The Crown Lands within the boundaries of portion 45,—as shown 
on plan P. 2,301-1,764. 


[1453] Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 31st August, 1910, 
RESERVE FROM OCCUPATION UNDJER ANY MINER’S RIGHT OR BUSINESS LICENSE. 


| ris Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, and in pursuance of the powers conferred by section 14 


(3) of the Mining Act, 1906, has been pleased to exempt from occupation under any miner’s right or business license the Crown 
Lands herein described. 


[1910-6,305-201 Misc. } —_—— x Ww. H. WOOD. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. , 
Lanp District or URANA AND LookHarRT SHIRE. 
DESCRIPTION. 


No. 1,152. County of Urana parish of Boree Creek, village of Currabilla, containing an area of 180 acres, The Crown ndg 
within the boundaries of the village of Currabilla,—as shown gm plan Currabilla 1 Roll. : ; Te 


31 Ave., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. 


4817 


Lands Depariment Potices, 


PROCLAMATION. 
New Sour ‘Saal 3y His Excellency The Right Honour- 


to wit. able Frepreric Joun Napier, Baron 


CuELMsrord, Knight Commander of 

(L.s.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 

W. P. CULLEN, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 

— aaa ie Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia, 


A EBEEAS a Closer Settlement Advisory Board duly 

constituted under the ‘‘ Closer Settlement (Amend- 
ment) Act, 1907,” has reported that the land described in the 
Schedule hereto is suitable to be acquired for Closer Settle- 
ment : And whereas there has been no agreement with the 
owners to purchase the said land: And whereas the value of 
the said land without the improvements thereon, as estimated 
by the said Advisory Board, exceeds twenty thousand pounds: 
And whereas I, Freperic Joun Napter, BARON CHELMSFORD, 
the Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, have, by Proclamation in the Government Gazette, 
notified that I propose to acquire the said land for the pur- 
poses of Closer Settlement : And whereas both Houses of the 
Parliament of the said State have approved by resolutions of 
the resumption of the said land, together with any improve- 
ments thereon: Now, therefore, I, the said Governor, with 
the advice aforesaid and in pursuance of the provisions of the 
said Act, do declare, by this notification to be published in 
the Government Gazette, that the private land comprised 
within the description and boundaries set forth in the 
Schedule hereto shall be and is hereby resumed under the 
said Act to the intent-that, on this notification in the Govern- 
ment Gazette being made, the said land described in the 
Schedule hereto shall vest in His Majesty for the purposes of 
the Closer Settlement Acts, and be dealt with thereunder : 
And I declare that tie following is the Schedule of land 
hereinbefore referred to ;— 


SCHEDULE. 


THE LAND REFERRED 0, 


Such part of all that piece or parcel of land in the State of | 


New South Wales, containing by admeasurement 249,690 
acres, more or less, situated in the counties of Brisbane and 
Buckland, and granted to the Australian Agricultural 
Company, and known as the Warrah Estate, hereunder 
described :— 

Area about 45,000 acres. All that part of the said grant 
within the following boundaries ; Commencing at the inter- 


.section of the southern boundary of the grant with the 


eastern side of the road from Merriwa to Breeza (R. 2,752- 
1,603) ; and bounded thence by that side of that road north- 
westerly, by the north-western side of the road from 
Blackville to Willow Tree (R. 2,751-1,603) north-easterly, 
by the north-east side of the road from Breeza to Scone (R. 
2,753-1,603), the southern boundary of the Warrah Stud 
Sheep Paddocks, the most western and the southern boun- 
daries of Wickham Paddock, and the prolongation of the last 
mentioned boundary, generally easterly to the eastern 
boundary of Windsor Paddock; by part of that eastern 
boundary and part of the northern boundary of Borambil 
Paddock south-easterly and easterly to the eastern boundary 
of the grant ; by part of that eastern boundary, the southern 
boundary of Borambil Paddock, and parts of the eastern 
boundaries of Four Mile and Warrah Creek Paddocks, 
southerly, westerly, and again southerly to a point in the last 
mentioned boundary 123 chains southerly from the south-east 
corner of Four Mile Paddock ; by a line westerly to a point 
in the eastern boundary of Devil’s Camp Paddock 100 chains 
northerly from the south-east corner of that paddock ; and 
by part of the eastern boundary of Devil’s Camp Paddock and 
the southern boundary of the grant, southerly and westerly, 
to the point of commencement,—shown approximately by red 
edging on plan catalogued Misc. 747 Th, in the Department 
of Lands. 

[Clo, Sett. 1910-3,590] 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, this 
thirtieth day of August, in the year of our Lord 
one thousand nine hundred and ten, and in the first 
year of His Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN HUGHES, 
[1335] GOD SAVE THE KING! 
No. 134, 31 August, 1910.—3, 


| 


RESIGNATION. 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS, 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to accept the 
resignation of 
John F. Small, Esquire, of his position of Member of 
the Local Land Board for the Land District of 


Ixempsey,—such resignation to take effect from 
and inclusive of the 10th August, 1910 (M1. 1910- 


7,876). 
S. W. MOORE. 


{ 1341] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 31st August, 1910. 


i is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accord- 

ance with the provisions of the 106th section of the Crown 
Lands Act of 1884, His Excellency the Governor, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, has approved of The 
Reverend H. Tate, and Mr. W. McCarthy, who have left the 
district, being removed from their positions as Trustees of the 
portion of the General Cemetery at Clifton, dedicated 24th 
September, 1889, set apart for Church of England Burial 
Ground, and they are hereby accordingly removed. 


(Ms. 1910-12,209] S. W. MOORE. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 31st August, 1910. 


a is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accord- 

ance with the provisions of the 106th section of the 
Crown Lands Act of 1884, His Excellency the Governor, 
with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to 
approve of the appointment of the andermentioned gentlemen 
as Trustees respectively of the portions of land. hereinafter 
particularised, namely :— 


The portion of the General Cemetery at Clifton, dedicated 24th 
September, 1889, set apart for Church of England Burial 
Ground :— 


The Reverend Philip William Dowe, 
Messrs. Samuel Bishop, 
George Thomas Alcorn, 
Samuel Harris 
(in lien of the Reverend H. Tate and Mr. W. McCarthy, 
removed, and Messrs. W. Upton and W. Oswald, resigned). 
[Ms. 1910-12,209] 


[1342] 


* 


The portion of the General Cemetery at Stockton, dedicated 
10th June, 1887, set apart for Church of England Burial 
Ground :— 

John Patrick Rees, Esquire 


_(in lieu of Mr. Evan Rees, deceased), 


[Ms. 1910-12,631] 


58 acres 33 perches at Island Creek, dedicated 8rd August, 
1910, for Water Supply :— 


Messrs. James Thomas Gavel. 
Duncan Angus Cameron. 
William Reardon. 
* Willie Montgomery Cubitt Moore. 
Thomas Francis Mooney. 
[Ms. 1909-22,062] 


The portion of the General Cemetery at Murrurundi, dedicated 
12th March, 1869, set apart for Methodist Burial Ground :— 
The Resident Methodist Minister for the time being 
in the Murrurundi Circuit, 
Messrs. David George Teys, 
George Wesley Kilmister 


(in lieu of Messrs. J. Tebbutt and J, Bonsfield, deceased, and 
W. Seldon, removed). 
[Ms. 1910-12,546] 

Norse.—The above is in lieu of notice in Gazette of 24th No- 
vember, 1909. o 


ed 


Baptist Burial Ground at Parramatta, area 1 acre, appropriated 
17th March, 1849 ;— 


James Rowland Thwaite, Esquire 


(in lieu of Mr, C. Mungomery, resigned). 
(Ms. 1910-13,028] 
Notr.—The above isin lieu of notice in Gazette of 27th 


July, 1910. 
8. W. MOORE. 


4818 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 134. 


[31 Ava. 1910. 


—s 


[1343] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 31st August, 1910. 

T is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accord- 
3 ance with the provisions of the Publie Trusts Act, 1897, 
His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Hxeeu- 
tive Council, has been pleased to approve of the appointment 
of the undermentioned bodies ax Trustees respectively of the 
portions of land hereinafter particularised, namely :— 
Council Chambers site at Gilgandra, arca 2 roods, dedicated 3rd 
August, 1910 :— 

The Council of the Shire of Gilgandra. 

{ Ms. 1910-4,550] 


2 acres 234 perches at Blackwattle Bay, Glebe, dedicated Srd 
August, 1910, for Wharfage :-— 

Lhe Council of the Municipality of The Glebe. 
[Ms. 1910-8,054] 


Reserve No. 45,570 at Wyong, county of Northumberland, 
parish of Munmorah, area 2 aercs, notified 8rd August, 19!0, 
for Wharfage :— 

The Council of the Shire of Hrina, 
(Ms. 1919-7,704)] 


Reserve No. 45,474 at Rockley, county of Georgiana, parish of 
Rockley, area 2 roods, being allotment 4 of section 6, notified 
i3th July, 1910, for Council Chambers site :— 

The Council of ths Shire of Abercrombie. 
[ Ms. 1910-11,938] 


The portion of Reserve No. 43,5¢9 for General Cemetery and 
Plantation at Kelvin, county of Nandewar, parish of Yarrari, 
notified Ist June, 1910, seb apart for Burial Ground for Inde- 
pendents :-— 

The Congregational Union of New South Wales, 


8. W. MOORE. 


7 


[Ms, 1910-12,625] 


{1344] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 31st August, 1910. 


Tis hereby notified, for public information, that, in accordance 
with the provisions cf the Public Trusts Act, 1897, His 
Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, has been pleased to approve of the appointment cf the 
undermentioned gentlemen as ‘Lrastees respectively of the por- 
tions of land hereinafter particularized, namely :— 
‘The portion of Reserve No. 44,112 for General Cemetery st 
Dunedco, county of Lincoln, pirish of Bolaro, notified 7th 
July, 1909, set apart for Presbyterian Burial Ground :— 
The Reverend Benjamin David Morris. 
Messrs. Claude William Richard Wright, 
Thomas Henry Gudgeon. 
William Hvan Shaw. 
Albert Leeson. 
George Patterson. 
Harry Albatross Patrick. 
[ Ms. 1910-12,954] 
Ncerz—The above is ia lieu of notice in Gazette of 27th 
July, 1916. 
The portion of Reserve No. 45,378 for General Cemetery at 
Hlouers, county of Robinson, parish of Kaloogleguy, notified 
15th June, 1910, set apart for Church of England Burial 
Ground :— zi 
Messrs. William Henry Bannister. 
Alfred Laker. 
Thomas Emanuel Farquhar, 
[ Ms. 1910-12,5629] . 
Reserve No, 45,330 at Ringwood Siding, county of Cunning- 
ham, parish of Berewombenia, area 10 acres, being portion 1, 
notified 22nd June, 1910, for Public Recreation :-— 


Messrs, Archibuid Cojin Edgar. 
Percy Scott McCauley. 
James Augustus Robb. 
Leslie Robert Ridley. 
Michael Darcey. 
[Ms. 1910-12,765] - 


pete, 
Reserve No. 39,691 at The Reek (Kingston), county of Mitchell, 
parish cf Burke, area 11 acres 2 roods 13 perches, notified 
28rd September, 1905, for Public Recreation :— 
Messrs. John Beresford Martin, 

William Egerton Bailey, 

Herbert Bent'ey Norman 
(in lieu of Messrs. J. Lyne, J. Thomas, and EK. A, Foreman, 
resigned). 


[Ms. 1910-11,937] 


Reserve No. 45,248 at Moonan Brook, county of Durham, 
parish of Moonam, area about 3 acres 2 roods, notificd 18th: 
May, 1910, for Public Recreation :— 


Messrs, Willism Joseph Becker. 
John Garland. 
John Clifford. 
Phillip James. 
George Alexander Urquhart. 
(Ms. 1910-12,343] 


Reserve No. 35,817 at Culcairn, county of Hume, parish of 
Round Hill, area 10 acres, notified 23rd May, 1803, for Public 
Recreation :— 

Robert Gordon M‘Ilree, Esquire 
(in lieu of Mr. J. Sutherland, resigned). 
(Ms. 1910-13,013] 


Reserve No, 45,068 at Geolma, county of Bligh, parish of 
Worobil, area 2 reods 24 perches, being portion 147, notified 
30th March, 1910, for Mechanics’ Institute Site :— 
Messrs. Christopher Shearman. 

Patrick O’Uonnell. 

John Joseph Ryan. 

Frank Brophy. 
[Ms. 1910-10228] 


Reserve No. 26,855, ab Coft’s Harbour, county Fitzroy, parish 
of Coff, area about 10 acres, notified 7th August, 1897, for 
Hespital site -— 
Messrs. Albert Edward Davy Long. 

William Seccombe. 

Henry Thomas (rock. 

Patrick Joseph Macnamara, 

Wiliam John Graham. 
Ms, 1910-11,720] 


The portion of reserve No. 45,456 for General Cemetery at 
Morrisset, county of Northumberland, parish of Morrisset, 
notified 6th July, 1910, set apart for Roman Catholic Burial 
Ground :— 


The Most Reverend Patrick Francis Moran, D.D. 
The Reverend dohn Joseph gan. 
Messrs. James Moftitt. 
Joseph Russell. 
Patrick Kelly. 
{Ms, 1910-13,504] 


The portion cf reserve No. 45,456 for General Cemetery at 
Morrisset, county of Northumberland, parish of Morrisset, 
notificd 6th July, 1910, set apart for Unsectarian Burial 
Ground :— 
Messrs. Herbert Bradley Mullard. 

Ernest Edwin Vidler. 

George Rixon Edwards. 
[ Ms. 1910-13,504] 


The portion of Reserve No. 45,456 for General Cemetery at 
Morrisset, county of Northumberland, parish Mozrisset, notified 
6th July, 1910, set apart for Church of Ingland Burial 
Ground :— 


The Lord Bishop ef the Diocese of Newcastle and 
his successors, 
The Minister in charge of the District of Lake 
Macgqusrie and his successors, and 
Messrs. Herbert Bradley Mullard, 
William Edmund Lister, 
Frederick Longman Breakwell, 
Ernest Edwin Vidler, 
[ Ms. 1910-13,504 | 


The portion of Reserye No. 45,456 for Gencral Cemetery at 
Morrisset, county of Northumberland, parish Morrisset, notified 
6th July, 1910, set apari for Presbyterian Burial Ground :— 
Messrs. John Black. 
Richard Hutchinson. 


William Worley. 
[Ms. 1910-18,504] 


The portion of Reserve No. 45,455 for General Cemetery at 
Morrisset, county of N orthumberland, parish Morrisset, notified 
6th July, 1910, set apart for Methodist Burial Ground :— 
Messrs. Ernest Edwia Vidler, 
John Cameron Black, 
Theodore Gambrill, 
‘William Edmund Lister, and 
The Resident Methodist Minister for the time being 
in the Lake Macquarie Circuit. 


[Ms. 1910-13,504] 5. W. MOORE. | 


31 Ave., 1910.] 


[844] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


; 4 ioe is hereby notified, for public information, that 


the Surveyors Board will conduct an examination 
of candidates for licenses to suryey under the Crown 
Lands Acts, commencing at 10 a.m. on Monday, 19th 
September, 1910, at the Office of the Chiof Surveyor, 
Department of Lands. 

Candidates are informed that their applications, 
together with documentary evidenoe of having com- 
ae with the preliminary conditions, must reach the 
secretary to the Board at least ten days before the 
date fixed for the examination. 


[Minl. 1910-6,433] 8. W. MOORE. 


[1337] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 31st August, 1910. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to approve of the 

jeg eee of Regulation No. 876 under the Orown Lends 
cts. 


His Exceilency-in-Oouncil has also been pleased to approve of 
the following Amended Regulations Nos. 85, 126, 874, 878, 
and 403, and Amended Forms Nos. 40a, 130, 183, 184, and 
185, in substitution for those at present in force, bearing the 
same numbers, under the Crown Lands Acts, 


His Excellency-in-Council has further been pleased to approve 
of present Form No. 40n, ucder the Orown Lands Acts, being 
cancelled, and of present Form No. 400, under the Crown 
Lands Acts, being amended and re-numbered 403,—as shown 
in the following Form numbered 4s. 


[ MI. 1910-7,034] 8. W. MOORE. 


Survey Fess, 


85. The survey fee to be paid with every application (other 
than an application for land in connection with which a 
previous holder has paid the survey fee) shall be charged on 
the aggregate area applied for, irrespective of whether the 
land is measured or unmeasured, or a subdivision of measured 
land is involved, according to the following scales, thet is to 
say :— 


For (@) an Orternan Conprirroyan Puronasz; (b) A 
CONDITIONAL PURCHASE OR CONDITIONAL LEASE UNDER 
Section 20 oF THECROwN Lanpos Act AmuNDMEN? ACT, 
1998; (c) aw Ogtarnan Conpirionat PurcHase Lvase; 
(d) a Sproran Conprrronan Porcuase Lease; (c) an 
ORIGINAL Sertnewrenr Lzasz; (f) a Sprcran Lzase; 
(g) AN OriainaL ResipenTsaAL Lmasn; (2) any Apptr- 
TIONAL HOLDING WILICK DOES NOT ADJOIN ITS ORIGINAL 
OR ANY PRIOR ADDITIONAL HOLDING OF THE SAME 
KIND HELD BY THE APPLICANT, 

. Seas 

For any area not exceeding 10 acres Bic Tea ae O 

For every additional acre or fraction of an acre up 
to 20 acres, 8d, 

For 20 acres... ore ae are Ap Mo OL 8 

For every additional acre or fraction of an acre up 

- to 40 acres, &d. 

For 40 acres .., 0 Ae ie a man 0 0 

For every additional 5 acres or fraction of 5 acres 
up to 80 acres, 2s. 6d. 

For 8U acres .., i ris: ber wine tas 

For every additional 10 acres or fraction of 10 acres 
up to 320 serea, 28. Gd. 

For 320 acres ... ah ch aoe ee cath Ge xe. 

For every additional 15 acres or fraction of 15 
acres up to 640 acres, 2a, 6d, 

For 6106 acres ... ave ae oy oe .« 1015 0 

For every additional 20 acres or fraction of 20 
acres up to 1,280 acres, 2s. Gd. 


‘For 1,280 acres ip See Nis? We etree Lu 16, . 0 
For every additional 40 acres or fraction of 49 

acres up to 2,580 acres, 2s. 6d. 
For 2,560 acres a ea sh Ra; went oale oO 
For every additional 40 acres or fraction of 40 acres 

up to 3,840 acres, 23. 6d. 
For 3,840 acres “er z eae eas) 


For every additional 40 acres or fraction of 40 acres 
up to 5,760 acres, 2s, 

For 5,760 acres xt Ba ae ce ses 242 LL O 

For every additional 40 acres or fraction of 40 acres 

‘ up to 7,680 acres, 1s. 6d. 


For 7,689 acres st 4 ore se reer edn le UO 
For every additional 40 acres or fraction of 40 acres 

. wp to 10,240 acres, 1s. 
For 10,240 acres 34 7 0 


For every additional 40 acres or fractior of 40 
*-geres, Is. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. 


4819 


For (i) An Apprrionat ConpITIONAL Purowasz, A Conpr- 
TIONAL LHASE, OR FOR ANY OTHER ADDITIONAL LLoLDING 
WHICH ADJOINS ITS ORIGINAL OR A PRIOR ADDITIONAL 
HOLDING OF THE SAME KIND HELD BY THE APPLICANT; 
(7) ax Oxtarnan Homrstmap SELECTION, 


£-g. d. 
For any area not exceeding 10 acres Se Pee ak aa 
For every additional acre or fraction of an acre u 
to 40 acres, 6d. 


For 40 acres... Hs Pe hts ; Pie oe, Ol. O 


For every additional 5 acres or fraction of 5 acres 
up to 89 acres, 1s, 104d, 
For 80 acres .., i ae ist a vw 815 0 
For every additional 10 acres or fraction of 10 acres 
up to 320 acres, Is. 103d. 
For 320 acres ... Est wae ote ies re VB AOSD 


For every additional 15 acres or fraction of 15 acres 
up to 640 acres, 1s. 103d. 
For 640 acves ... ant dsc ane 5 Bc 9 Si 


For every additional 20 acres or fraction of 20 acres 
up to 1,280 acres, 1s. 104d, 
For 1,280 acres ae oe re wile ett. hg.8 


For every additional 49 acres or fraction of 40 acres 
up to 2,560 acres, Is, 103d. 


For 2,560 acres a, bee an sop kde Dg 


For every additional 40 acres or fraction of 4) aczes 
up to 3,840 acres, Is. 103d. 
For 3,840 acres 66 a 5a" a ie tae 


For every additional 40 acres or fraction of 40 acres 
up to 6,760 acres, 1s. 6d. 
For 5,760 acres ee zee iss um 30 SOLIBNS 
For every additional 40 acres or fraction of 40 acres 
up to 7,680 acres, 1s, 13d. 
For 7,680 acres a Se aa ve ven Soa) (aS 


For every additional 40 acres or fraction of 40 acres 

up to 10,240 acres, 9d. 
For 10,240 acres 3 me Ros er Oe Lone S 
For every additional 40 acres or fraction of 40 acres, 

9d. ; 

Tho cost of any necessary surv5y or subdivision required to 
be paid in respect of the conversion of a settlement lease, 
special lease, or church and school lands iease under the pro- 
visions of the Orown Lands (Ansendment) Act, 1908, shall be 
calculated in accordance with the foregoing seales of fees. 

rovided that if the applicent, other than an applicant for a 
apecial lease, desires to defer payment of tho survey fee, one- 
tenth (#5) only thereof need bo puid with the application, and 
the balance shall be paid in nine equal annnal instalments with 
interest at four per centum per annum. Two or more instal- 
ments may be paid at the same time. 

i26. If the Board shall be satisfied that the conditions, 
except that of payment of balance of instalments of purchase 
money and survey fees, have s) far been duly complied with in 
respect of an original conditional purchase, it shall, iu the case 
of a first certificate, issue a Cortificate of Conformity in the 
Form 40a, and in the ease of 2 final certificate for any original 
conditional purchase, or an additional conditional purchase 
except as hereinafter provided, it shall issue a Certificate of 
Ccntormity in the Form 40, to the then holder of the con- 
ditional parchase, and in the ease of an additional conditional 
purchase to which a condition of residence will attach upon 
transfer thersof, it shall issue a certificate in the Form 40s. 

Provided that no Oertificate of Con‘crtsity in respect of an 
additional conditional purchase shall be issued until all the 
conditions applicable thereto (except payment of balance of 
the said instalments, and resideuce, which may ba necessary 
upon ths purchase being transferred) have been duly complied 
with. : 

If the Board shall find that any condition (except that of 
payment of balance of the said iustalments) has not been duly 
complied with, it shall draw up a report to the Minister to that 
effect; and, unless an appeal against such finding is duly 
lodged, shall forward such report to the Under Secretary. 


Conversion of Homestead Selections. 


374, An application to convert a homestead selection, or 
grant thereof, into a conditional purchase lease, or a conditional 
purchase, or a conditional purchase and conditional lease, shall 
be in Form 180, shall be signed by the ap licmt, and shall be 
accompanied by a fee of £1 to cover cost of dealing with the 
application, If such fee be insuflicient to cover the costs, 
the balance shall be paid by applicant when called for, If the 
fee be in excess of the costs the balance may be applied to pay- 
ment of purchase money or rent, or may be refunded, A 
provisional deposit of 1s. per acre of the area proposed to be 
converted into a conditional purchase shall also be paid. If 
tle homestoad grant hag issued, it, and a surrender thereof in 
Form 131 duly executed, shall sceompany the application, If 
the homestead selection or grant is subject to a mortgage the 


| mortgigee shall joi1in the application for conversion, and in 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 134. 


[31 Ave., 1910. 


the surrender of the homestead grant (if issued). The appli- 
cation shall be lodged with the Land Agent of the district in 
which the land is situated, and shall be forwarded by him to 
the District Surveyor. 


878. Where, under section seven of the Crown Lands (Amend- 
ment) Act, 1908, a3 amended by section six of the Crown Lands 
(Amendment) Act, 1910, it shall become necessary to determine 
the capital value of the land, the Minister shall, within a 
reasonable time after lodgment of the application for con- 
version, notify the applicant of the capital value he is willing 
t2 agree to without prejudice; and if the applicant’s accept- 
ance of such capital value be not received by the Minister 
within two months after the date of the notification, the appli- 
cation for conyersion shall be referred by him to the Board for 
determination of the capital value, as at the date of the appli- 
cation for the settlement lease, subject to the provisions of 
section 6 of the Orown Lands Act of 1889. 

The said notification by the Minister and the applicant’s 
agreement to the capital value therein mentioned shall be in 
Form 135. 


Use of Prescribed Forms. 


403. The forms to be used for the transaction of all matters 
referred to in tue Crown Lands Acts or in regulations there- 
under, shall be those published by authority and at the 
Government Printing Office. None other shall be recognised 
or accepted. And whenever the “ proper form” is mentioned 
in the regulations the words shall be taken to refer to the foim 
appropriated to the purpose in question and published as afore- 
said. Provided that in any case where the forms prescribed by 
these regulations have not been received at the proper offices, 
the forms previously in use msy be used until 30th September, 
1910, or until the receipt of the proper forms, whichever thall 
first happen. : 


: Form 40A. 
CROWN LANDS ACTS. 
Certificate of Beard of Fulfiiment of certain conditions. 


Firnst CHeriFicats. 


WHEREAS [name in full] is the holder of an original con- 
ditional purchase of acres reods perches, 
applied for on the day of , and situate in 
the parish of , county of , Land District 


‘of , in the Division, being portion No. , and 
C.P. No. _ of : And whereas on the day of ‘ 


19 ,the Local Land Board inquired whether all the conditions 
applicable to such conditioval purchase, except that of pay- 
ment of balance of instalments, had during the period between 
the date the land was applied tor and the day of 
, 19 __, been duly complied with, and were satisfied 

that such conditions had so far been duly complied with: 
These are therefore to certify, in the name of the Local Land 
Board, that all conditions, except payment of balance of 
instalments of purchase money and survey fee, attaching to 
the said conditional purchase, have been duly complied with 
during such period as aforesaid, 
Given under my hand, this 


day of eet) 


Chairman of the Local Land Board at 


N.8.-—The term of residence attaching to this C.P. will not 
expire until the , aod may not expire until a later 
date should a suspension of the condition of residence be 
granted, or other action be taken which may have the effect 
of extending the term of residence. 


Form 40B. 


CROWN LANDS ACTS. 
Certificate of Board of Fulfilment of certain conditions. 


WHEREAS [name in full] is the holder of an additional condi- 


tional purchase, No. »of 19 , of acres roods 

perches, applied for on the day of Los, 
being portion No. , and situate in the parish of ’ 
county of Land. District of in the Division. 
And whereas on the day of 19 , the 


Local Land Board inquired whether all the conditions appli- 
cable to such conditional purchase, except that of payment of 
balance of instalments, had so far been duly complied with, and 
were satisfied in that behalf: Now these presents are to certify 
in the name of the Local Land Board, that al! conditions, 


except payment of balance of instalments of purchase mozey 


and survey fee, attaching to the said conditisnal purchase have — 


been duly complied with, so faras the present holder is con- 
cerned. [See footnote. | 


Given under my Hand, this day cf Loe. 


Chairman of the Local Land Board at 


N.B.—In the event of the transfer of the conditional purchase 
eforesaid at any time prior to the expiration o: ten years from 
the date of application for such conditional purchase, the 
transferee raust comply with the condition of residence imposed 
by section 80 of the Crown Lands Act, 1895. 


P26 Fe vad Hee we Ree eee DoE Hee eee 


Form 130. 
CROWN LANDS ACTS. 
C.P.L.—C.P. No. OfdO: ue 
C.L. No. of 19 . 


Application for the conversion cf a Homestead Selection or 
Grant into a Conditional Purchas2 Lease, or into a 
Conditional Purchase, or into a Conditional Purchase and 
Conditional Lease, 


Recetvsp by me this day of , 19 , together 
with a provisional deposit of pounds shillings and 

pence, and a fea of one pound to cover cost of dealing 
with the application ; also the following documents :— 


Land Agent xt ° 


In pursuance of section 3 of the Crown Lards (Amendment) 
Act, 1908, I, , being the registered holder of 
the Homestead [‘‘selection” or “ grant.” If a grant, the 
application must be accompanied with ar instrument of sur- 
render in Form No. 181], together with the Additional Home- 
stead Selection specified in the Schedule hereunder, hereby 
apply for the conversion thereof into a [Cund:tional Purchase 
Lease, or a Conditional Purchase, or &@ Conditional Purchase 
and Conditional Lease, If into a Ovni tional Purchase and 
Coaditional Lease, the area of the purchase and of the lease 
(which musé not exceed three times the area of the purchase) 
must be stated]. 


I have made the declaration on the back hereof. 


SCHEDULE. 
H.8, No, | District. paises Area Parish. County. 


Application. 


The holding is [if not mortgaged insert “not” and strike out 
“to” | subject to mortgage to [¢nsert name of mortgagee]. ~ 


Signed this ioe 
[Signature of Applicant] 


day of 


[Address and nearest post town.] 


I [“ we” or “the”’], being the holder of a mortgage over the 


ahovementioned lands, hereby join in this application. 
[Signature or seal of morlgagce or mortgagees.] 
[dddress and nearest post tow.) 

The Crown Land Agent at 


DECLARATION BY APPLICANT, 


; 5 OL , do hereby solemnly declare and 
affirm that I am the applicant to convert the Homestead 
[‘‘ selection” or“ grant” | described on the front hereof, and 
that I have [if applicant has made a previous application he 
should strike out the word “not” and add particulars of the 
previous application] not made a previous application to convert 
a Homestead Selection or Grant under the provisions of section 
3 of the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act of 1908. 

And I make this solemn declaration as to the matters 
aforesaid according to the law in this behalf made subject to 
the punishment by law provided for any wilfully false state- 
ment in any such declaration. 


[Signature of Declarant.] 
Made before me this day of mL 


[A Justice of the Peace, Commissioner for Affidavits, Notary 
Public, or Crown Laud Agent.] 


31 Ava., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134, 4821 


Form 133. 
CROWN LANDS ACTS. 


Notice of Withdrawal of Application for Conversion of 
Settlement Lease. 


Takk notice that I, [xame in full], having on the 


day of , 19 , made an application for the conver- 
sion of my settlement lease No. , of lands situate in the 
parish of , county of , Land District of 

, in the Division (which application was 


dealt with by the Local Land Board on the day of 

,19 ), hereby withdraw the said application, being 
dissatisfied with the determination of the Board as to [capital 
value, or the area which may be converted into a conditional 
purchase or additional conditional purchase]. I tender here- 
with the sum of £ , being balance of coats as 
assessed by the Board. 


Signed this day of , 19 
[ Signature of Applicant.] 
[ Address and nearest post town.} 


I , being the holder of a mortgage over the 
above-mentioned lands, hereby join in this notice of with- 
drawal, 


[ Signature or seal of mortgagee or mortgagees.] 
[Address and nearest post town. | 
The Crown Land Agent at . 


Received by me this day of Ome 


together with pounds shillings and pence. 
Laud Agent at 
Form 134. 
CROWN LANDS ACTS. 
C.P. No. of 19 ; C.L. No. of 19 . 


Application for the conversion of a Setilement Lease into a 
Conditional Purehase, or into a Conditional Purchase and 
Conditional Lease, 


RECEIVED by me this day of 
o’clock, together with a provisional deposit of pounds 

shillings and ence, and a fee of three pounds 
towards the costs of dealing with the application, also the 
following documents :— 


19, at 


Land Agent at 


In pursuance of section 5 of the Crown Lands (Amendment) 
Act, 1908, I, , being the registered holder of the 


- Settlement Lease, together with the Additional Settlement 


Leases, specified in the Schedule hereunder, hereby apply for 
the conversion thereof into a {conditional purchase or condi- 
tional purchase and conditional lease. If into a conditional 
purchase and conditional lease, the area of the conditional 
purchase must be stated). 


ScHEDULE. 
= ae Date of | . 
§$.L No. District. Application. pnent Parish. County. 


foregoing page, and that the Schedule hereunder contains a 
true statement of all lands now held by me under any tenure 
other than annual tenure. 


ScHEDULE. 
See ene EEE! 
: Tenure and District ae 
Area. Holding No. | Parish. | County. 


where situated. 


T do also solemnly declare and affirm that I have not at any 
time previous to the making of the said application divested 
myself of any land, or purported so to do, for the purpose of 
obtaining an advantage in respect of the area that I may be 
permitted to acquire under such application. 


And I make this solemn declaration as to matters aforesaid 
according to the law inthis behalf made, and subject to the 
punishment by l:w provided for any wilfully false statement in 
any such declaration, 

[Signature of Declarant] 
Made before me at , this day of , 19 


[4 Justice of the Peace, Commissioner for Affidavits, Notary 
Public, or Crowa Land Agent.] 


Form 135. 
CROWN LANDS ACTs. 
Nolification (without prejudice) by Minister, and Agrees 
ment by Applicant for conversion of a Settlement Lease, 
as to the capital value of the land. 


Wutreas on the day of KE ae 
made application for the conversion of Settlement Lease No. 
, of acres, in the Land District of , into 


a , in accordance with the provisions of section 5 of 
the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1908. 


And whereas, prior to such application, the capital value of 
the Settlement Lease hed not been determined by the Board, 
or been notified in the Gazette setting apart the land for 
settlement lease. Now, in pursuance of section 7, subsection 
(2) of the said Act as amended by section 6 of the Crown Lands 
(Amendment) Act, 1910, I hereby notifiy that [ am willing to 
agree, without prejudice, and subject to acceptance by the said 

within two months from the date hereof, 
that the capital value of the land to be so converted shall 
be pounds shillings and pence per acre. 


Dated this day of , 19 
Minister for Lands. 
I , being the above-named applicant for conversion, 


do hereby agree that the capital value as notified above by the 
Minister shall be the capital value for the purposes of my said 
application. 
[Signature ef Applicant.]} 
I concur— 


[Signature of Mortgagee. | 


The instrument of lease for each holding is lodged herewith. 


The holding is [if not mortgaged insert “ not” and strike out 
“ to” ] subject to mortgage to [insert name of mortgagee]. 


day of iO rs 
[Signature of Applicant.] 


Sigaed this 


[Address and nearest post town. ] 


I, [eve or the], being the holder of a mortgage over the above- 
mentioned Jands, hereby join in this application. 


[Signature or seal of mortgagee or mortgagees.] 
[Address and nearest post town.] 


The Crown Land Agent at 
(See endorsed declaration to be made.) 
DxcraRation by the applicant for conversion of his Settlement 


Lease into a Conditional Purchase or into a Conditional 
Purchase and Conditional Lease. 


I, [name in full], of , do hereby solemnly declare 
and affirm that I am the person making the application on the 


[1431] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 3lst Auguet, 1910. 


VARIATION OF THE BOUNDARIES OF A SSTILE- 
MHNT LEASE. 


'T is hereby notified, for general information, in regard to 
Settlement Lease No. 1,675, Land District of Tenterfield, 
held by Arthur Lionel Jeffrey, that a varistion, in pursuance 
of the powers conferred by section 22 of the Crown Lands Act 
Amendment Act of 1903, has been and is lireby made in the 
existing design of the aforesaid Settlement Lease to enable a 
better boundury to be secured for fencing the said Settlement 

Lease, the area of the lease not being altered by the variation. 
* S. W. MOORE. 

(Ms. Ls. 1910—-9,973] 


DESCRIPTION. 


Area to be added: The area between portion 18, parish of 
Dumaresq, as originally measured, and the seven-wire.netting 
fence to the east thereof, which now forms part of the eastern 
boundary of that portion,—plans C. 2,505 R. and 3,159- 
1£09. 

Area to be excluded: That pars of portion 18, parish of 
Dumaresq, a8 originally measure, lying between the original 
eastern boundaries of that portion and the seven-wire netting 
fence to the west thereof, which now forms part of the eastern 
boundary of that portion,—plans ©, 2,505 R. and 3,160- 
1809. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. 


[31 Ava. 1910. 


4892 
[1885] Department of Lands Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 31st August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY 
PARTS OF ROADS. 

E IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, 
in pursuance of the provisions of the 20th section of 
the ‘‘ Public Roads Act, 1902,’’ the parts of roads here- 
under deseribed, which are no longer required, are 
hereby closed, and the lands comprised therein freed 
and discharged from any rights of the public or any 
person to the same as highways. 

5. W. MOORE. 


Unnecessary parts of roads south of W. H. Wal- 
shaw’s portion 22, parish of Yetholme, and west of 
same owner’s portion 185, now included in Crown 
suburban portions 75 and 389, parish of Yetholme, 
county of Roxburgh, ‘Turon Shire No. 115. 

[Roads 1910-394-4] 


[1390] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 3lst August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF LIMITATION OF RESUMP- 
TION OF LAND RESUMED FOR ROAD, AND 
CLOSING OF ROADS. 


|i is hereby notified that, under the provisions of 
section 35 of the ‘‘ Public Roads Act, 1902,’’ the 
Governor has approved that the resumption of land 
(1 rood 3 perches) for road—R. 9,049-1,603—from por- 
tion 41, and closing of unnecessary roads within por- 
tions 41 and 14, parishes of East Gundurimba and 
Tuckurimba, as notified in the Government Gazette of 
25th March, 1908, folio 1762, be limited to 20 perches 
resumption from portion 41, parish of Hast Gundu- 
rimba, and closing of unnecessary part of road within 
portion 1a, parish of Tuckurimba, county of Rous, 
Gundurimba Shire No. 5. 

[Roads 1905-59-28 ] S. W. MOORE. 


— 


[1408] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 3lst August, 1910. 
PROPOSED CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY 
ROADS. 


OTICE is hereby given that the Minister for Lands 

is of opinion that it is expedient to close, under 

the provisions of the 19th and 20th sections of 
“Public Roads Act, 1902,’’ the roads hereunder de- 
scribed ; and all persons interested are hereby called 
upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister, 
vithin one month from date of this notice, any objec- 
tions which may appear to them to exist to the closing 


of the said roads. 
S. W. MOORE. 


DESCRIPTIONS. 


The unnecessary reserved road 300 links wide within 
and included in the area of The Law Debenture 
Corporation Limited’s converted pre-lease No. 1,476 
—the area of the converted pre-lease to remain 
unaltered—and the unnecessary road 300 links wide 
and 1,000 links wide separating The Law Debenture 
Corporation Limited’s portion 5 from parts of same 
owner’s portions 9 and 3, parish of Ormonde, county 
ef Kennedy, Goobang Shire No. 83. 

[Roads 1907-590-15] 

The unnecessary road (part of Wellesley-street) be- 
tween sections 14 and 18, parts of reserve 2,206, noti- 
fied 28th August, 1886, village of Bibbenluke, parish 
of Burnima, county of Wellesley, Bibbenluke Shire 
No. 100. 

[Roads 1910-608-1] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 31st August, 1910. 


CENTENNIAL PARK LANDS. 


ab pursuance of the provisions of the Centenary Park Sale 

Act (No. 23, 1904) I, the Premier and Attorney-General, 
do hereby notify that the undermentioned lots of the Centennial 
Park Lands will be offered on W ednesday, the 7th September, 
1910, at 11°30 am., at tho Reoms of Messrs. Hardie and 
Gorman, 133 Pitt-atreet, Sydney. 


©. G. WADE. 

Allotment, goat Section 
33 eee ore ees wee ree ene eee 21 
2 and 3... Aes Ne <a tie as ve a1 


Sydney, 3ist August, 1910. 


APPROACHING LAND SALES, 


“ROWN LANDS have been advertised in the Government 
Gazette for sale at the undermentioned places and 
dates :— 


Gagetes 
o. 
AcactA CrEEK—Tuesday, llth October, 1910 ... 1381 
Aprione—Wednesday, 28th September, 1910 ... 131 
ARMIDALE— Wednesday, 28th September, 1910 ..; 131 
Asurorp—Wednesday, Sth October, 1910... Seal 
BALRANALD— Wednesday, 28th September, 1910... 131 


BARMEDMAN— Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 .., 131 


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8, W. MOORE. 

[7431] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 8th June, 1910. 
PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
TOWN OF TENTERFIELD. 


te is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
at the expiration of three months from this date, 


it is intended, under the provisions of section 107 


of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, and section 57 of 
the Crown Lands Act of 1895, to alter’the design of 


the town of Tenterfield, by closing the part of Scott. « 


street between Miles and Manners streets, and open- 
ing 4 new street along the west boundary of allot- 
ments 1 to 10 of section 22. 

Lithographs showing the proposed alteration ma 
be inspected at the Crown Land Office, Tenterfield, 
and at the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


(Ms. 1910-7,363] S. W. MOORE. 


7482 | Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th July, 1910, 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
_ VILLAGE OF GOYRA. 
re 


f is hereby notified, for public information, that, at the 

expiration of three months from this date, it is intended. 
under the provisions of section 107 of the Crown Lands Act of 
1884, end section 57 of the Crown Lands Act of 1855, to alter 
the design of the village of Guyra by excising part of 
the village lands, and adding it to the suburban lands. 

Lithographs showing the proposed alteration may be in- 
spected at ‘the Crown Land Office, Armidale, Post Office, 
Guyra, and at the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


[Ms. 1910-11112] S. W. MOORE. 


[433] 


Department of Lands, 

Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 
PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
TOWN OF QUIRINDI. 


‘TT is hereby notified, for public information, that, at the 
expiration of three months from this date, it is intended, 
under the provisions of section 107 of the Crown Lands Act 
of 1884, and section 57 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, to 
alter the design of the town of Quirindi by converting part of 
the town lands into suburban lands, 
Lithographs showing the proposed alteration may he in- 
spected at the Crown Land Office, Tamworth, Post Office, 
Quirindi, and at the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


[Aln. 1910-7,752] 3. W. MOORE. 


Department of Lands, 

Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 
PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
VILLAGE OF UMARALLA. 


- is hereby notified, for public information, that, at the 

expiration of three months from this date, it is intended, 
under the provisions of section 107 of the Crown Lands Act of 
1884, and section 57 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, to alter 
the design of the village of Umaralla by reducing village and 
suburban lands, and closing certain streets. 

Lithographs showing the proposed alteration may be 
inspected at the Crown Land Office, Cooma, Post Ofiice, 
Umaralla, and at the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


[Ms. 1910-10,7093] 8. W. MOORE, 


[1149] 


[1143] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF TERE 
VILLAGE OF DAHWILLY. 


i Ae is hereby notified, for public information, that, at the 

expiration of three months from this date, ib is intended, 
under the provisions of section 107 of the Crown Lands Act 
of 1884, and section 57 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, to 
alter the design of the village of Dahwilly, by reducing the 
suburban area, and closing certain designed roada. 

Lithographs showing the proposed alteration may be 
inspected at the Crown Land Office, Deniliquin, and at the 
Department of Lands, Sydney. ; 


[Ms. 1910-13,215] 8. W. MOORE. 


[659] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR A SPECIAL LHASE FOR “AGRICUL- 
TORE AND GRAZING” UNDER THE PROVI- 
SIONS OF THE CROWN LANDS AOTS. 


Lanp District or COONAMBLE. 


N accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts; 

it is hereby notified, for general information, that Tenders 

will be received at this Department not later than 3 o’clock 

p-m. on Wednesday, 21st September, 1910, for a-Special Lease 

for “AGRICULTURE AND GRazine” of the lands set forth 

in the Schedule hereunder. The lease will be subject to the 

general provisions and conditions of the Crown Lands Acts 

and Regulations thereunder, and to the following special 

conditions, provisions, exceptions, covenants, and reserva- 
tions :— 

1. The term of the lease will be from the date of the 
notification of the Minister’s acceptance of the tender to 31st 
December, 1924. 

2. The rent for each year shall be paid in advance to the 
Crown Land Agent of the District, or to the State Tressurer 
at Sydney, on or before the 3ist December of the year preced- 
ing, otherwise penalties for the late payment shall be incurred, 
and the lease shall be liable to forfeiture. 

3. The survey fee as specified in the Schedule attached 
hereto and the balance of rent to 8lst Decomber, 1910, shail 
be paid by the lessee within cne month from the date of noti- 
fication in. the Government Gazette of the Minister's 
acceptance of the tender. 

4. 'The lessee shall, within twelve months from the date of 
notification in the Governnient Gazette of the granting of the 
lease, clear the land of all prickly-pear, nozicus scrub, plants, 
or weeds, and shall thereafter keep the land clear of them 
during the currency of the lease. 

Norz.—The method to be followed in eradicating the prickly - 
pear is to entirely consume by fire, or completely bury it 3 feet, 
at least, underground, with the roots, seed, and every part 
thereof. 

5. Except on the area between the main road and the river, 
the timber may be destroyed, provided two trees to the acre 
are left for shade purposes. 

6. The lessee shall, within twelve months from the date of 
notification in the Government Gazette of the granting of the 
lease, clear and cultivate sn area of not less than 5 acres, and 


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4893" 


thall, within two years from the date of such notification, clear 
and cultivate an area of not less than 10 acres, and he shall 
keep LO acres under cultivation thereafter during the currency 
of the lease. 

7. In addition to the above, the lease shail be subject to 
subsections 1, 2, 4 to 16, and 20 of Regulation No, 215, notified 
80th March, 1910. 

8. Failure to comply with any of the above conditions will 
render the lease liable to forfeiture. 

Tenders shall be addressed to the Under Secretary for 
Lands, and endorsed “ Tender for a Special Lease for Agricul- 
tural and Grazing. Purposes, Land District of Coonamlble,” 
with date of Gazette notice, and they shall be made under 
and subject to the following conditions and provisions and 
reservations :— 

(a) Tenders shall be made on Form 74, and shall clearly 
describe the land applied for, and shall be accom- 
panied by a receipt showing that a deposit equal to 
the amount stated in the Gazette as the upset annual 
rent of the portion has been paid to the Land Agent 
or the State Treasurer, and also by a statutory declara- 
tion made by the tenderer giving full particulars of 
all lands owned or held by him. 

(4) The deposit paid by the person whose tender is accepted 
shall be evedited on account of the first year’s rent. If 
a tender be withdrawn, the deposit, wholly or in part, 
may be retained. 

(c) A tender from any person already holding a living 
area will not be accepted. 

(d) The Minister reserves the right to refer the whole or 
any of the tenders for the undermentioned block to 
the Local Land Board for a report for his guidance in 
selecting the applicant whose tender should be 
accepted. 

(e) The Minister reserves the right to accept or to refuse 
any tender. 

(f) The highest or any tender will not necessarily be 
accepted. 

(g) A tender from any person holding no land, or an 
insufficient area, will receive preferential con- 
sideration. 

Heliographs showing the position of the block to be leased 
may be seen at the Information Bureau, Lands Department, 
Sydney; and at the Office of the Crown Land Agent, 
Coonamble, 


[Ms. Ls. 1910-8,989] Ss. W. MOORE. 
SOHEDULE. 
- I | 
oe A " Upset Fees— 
DUS Sabo wee Localit Annual | § 
S y a urvey: 
ian] mate Arca. Renial. &e. : 
a £oad.|£ 84. 
A 260 Fronting the Castlereagh River,); 5 8 4/11 3 0 
(ex. road)..} adjoining portions 52, 43, 51, 
50, and 26, parish Buramilong ; 
and 13, 18, 23, parish Boborah; 
county Ewenmar, Shire Gilgan- 
dra. . 
{199} Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR A SPECIAL LEASE FOR “ AGRICUL- 
TURE AND GRAZING” UNDER THE PROVISIONS 
OF THE CROWN LANDS ACTS. 


LAND DistRict oF CARCOAR. 


N accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, 
it is hereby notified, for general information, that Tenders 
will be received at this Department not later than 3 p.m, 
on Wednesday, 2lst September, 1910, for a Special Lease for 
“ AGRICULTURE AND GRAZING” of the land eet forth in the 
Schedule hereunder. The lease will be subject to the general 
provisions and conditions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regula- 
tions thereunder, and to the following special conditions, 
provisions, exceptions, covenants, and reservations :— 


1. The term of the lease will be from the date of the 
notification of the Minister's acceptance of the tender to 31st 
December, 1924. 

2, Ihe rent for each year shall be paid in advance to the 
Crown Lend Agent of the District, or to the State Treasurer 
at Sydney, on or before the 3ist December of the year 
preceding, otherwise penalties for the late payments shall be 
incurred, and the lease shall be liable to forfeiture. 

3 The survey fee as specified in the Schedule attached 
hereto and the balance of reat to 31st December, 1910, shall be 
paid by the lessee within one month from date of notification 
in the Government Gazette of the Minister’s acceptance of the. 
tender. 

4. The lessee shall, within twelve months from the date of 
notification in the Government Gazette of the granting of the 
lease, clear the land of all briars, noxious scrub, plants, or 
weeds, and shall thereafter keep the land clear of them during: 
the currency of the lease. 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. [31 Ava., 1910. 


5. In addition to the above, the lease shall be subject to sub- 
sections 1, 4 to 13, and 20 of Regulation No. 215, notified 30th 
March, 1910. 

6 Failure to comply with any of the above conditions 
will render the lease liable to forfeiture. 

Tenders shall be addressed to the Under Secretary for Lands, 
and endorsed “Tender for a Special Lease for Agricultural and 
Grazing purposes, Land District of Carcoar,’ with date of 
Gazette notice, and they shall be made under and subject to the 
following conditions and provisions and reservations. 

(a) Tenders shall be made on Form 74, and shail clearly 
describe the land applied for, and shall be accompanied 
by a receipt showing that a deposit equal to the amount 
stated in the Gazette as the upset annual rent of the 
portion has been paid to the Land Agent or the State 
Treasurer, and also by a statutory declaration made 
by the tenderer giving full particulars of all lands 
owned or held by him. 

(b) The deposit paid by the person whose tender is accepted 
shall be credited on account of the first year’s rent. 
If a tender be withdrawn, the deposit, wholly or in 
part, may be retained. 

(c) A tender from any person already holding a living area 
will not be accepted. 

(d) Tenders from persons holding no land, or an in- 
sufficient area, will receive preferential consideration. 

(e) The Minister reserves the right to refer the whole or any 
of the tenders for the undermentioned block to the 
Local Land Board for a report for his guidance in 
selecting the applicant whose tender should be 
accepted. 

(f) The Minister reserves the right to accept or to refuse 
any tender. 

(g) The highest or any tender will not necessarily be 
accepted. 

Heliographs showing the position of the block to be leased 
may be seen at the Information Bureau, Lands Department, 
Sydney, and at the Office of the Crown Land Agent, 
Carcoar. 


[Ms. Ls. 1910-9,915] S. W. MOORE. 
SCHEDULE. 
8 | Upset Fees— 
Allotments; 3 Area. Locality. Annual | Survey, 
So Rental> | &e. 
n 
a. te Ts £. SoeKGs! Bae. ade 
11 to 20 8 4 2 30}, Within town and muni-| 210 0; 410 0 


inclusive cipality of Blayney, 
parish Errol, county 
Bathurst, bounded by 
Charles, Lower Farm, 
and Stillingfleet streets, 
and east of lane through 
section 8, 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 31st August, 1910. 


ERRATUM NOTICH. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, in the 
Governinent Gazette of the 17th August, 1910, inviting 
tenders for improvement leases of Blocks 1,570 to 1,578, in- 
clusive, Land Districts of Gunnedah and Warialda, special 
conditions printed Nos. 32 and 33, attached to blocks 1,570 and 
1,571, have been inadvertently inserted in such Gazette, and 
are therefore hereby withdrawn from such conditions. 


[Oce. 1910-6,347 ] ROBERT McDONALD, 
Under Secretary. 


(1304) 


Western Land Board Office, 
Sydney, 3ist August, 1910. 
T is notified, for public information, that a Meeting 
of the Western Land Board, sitting as a Local 
Land Board, and as a Western Land Board, will be 
held at the undermentioned place, on the date therein 
shown, to deal with any matter brought forward for 
consideration : — 


Bourke Court-house, 14th September, 1910. 
C. J. McMASTER, 
Chairman. 


IN THE LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH 
WALES. 


[1403] 


NOTICE is hereby given that Sittings of the Land 
Appeal Court of New South Wales will be holden at 
the undermentioned place, commencing on the date 
specified, for the hearing of all Appeals and Refer- 
ences in respect of which notices shall have been 
issued, and for the hearing of such other matters 
as may be lawfully brought before the said Court :— 


Sydney, 12th September, 1910. 


W. R. JAMIESON, 
Registrar. 
10th August, 1910. [988] 


Local Land Board Office, 
Maitland, 23rd August, 1910, 


ATTENTION is invited to the proposed revocation of parts of 
travelling stock reserve 41,739 and waier reserve 165, parish of 
Wittingham, county of Northumberland, Land District of 
Singleton. 

Heliographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited at the 
Offices of the Local Land Board, Maitlard, and the Crown 
Land Agent, Singleton. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should be 
forwarded to the District Surveyor, Maitland, not later than 
20th September, 1910. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land Board 
at Singleton, at its next sitting. 


T, W. CONOLLY, 
District Surveyor. 


[1332] 


[1333] 


Local Land Board Office, 
Hay, 23rd August, 1910. 


ATTENTION is invited to an application by Sir Samuel 
McCaughey to surrender portion 85 and part of portions 36 
and 37, parish of Macleay, county of Boyd, area about 350 
acres, in exchange for an equal area of water reserve 2,153, 
parish of Boyd, county of Boyd, Land District of Hay. © 

Proposal known as “ Singorombah Exchange”. 

Lithograph illustrating the proposal isexhibited at the Offices 
of the Local Land Board, Hay. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should be 
forwarded to the District Surveyor, Hay, not later than 23rd 
September, 1910. 

‘Lhe proposal will be considered by the Local Land Board at 
Hay at its next sitting. 

H. W. GRAEME, 
Acting District Surveyor. 


[1386] Local Land Board Office, 
Hay, 23rd August, 1910. 


ATTENTION is invited to a proposal to curtail water 
and travelling stock reserve No. 2,862, parishes oi 
Weenya and Huntawong, and travelling stock and 
camping reserve 382,811, parish of Huntawong, county 
of Nicholson, Land District of Hillston. 

Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at the Offices of the Local Land Board, Hay, and the 
Crown Land Agent, Hillston. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the District Surveyor, Hay, not later 
than 10th September, 1910. 

The proposal will be considered by 
Board at Hillston at its next sitting. 


H. W. GRAEME, 
’ Acting District Surveyor. 


the Local Land 


[13877 


Local Land Board Office, 
Armidale, 24th August, 1910. 


ATTENTION is invited to the proposed surrender 
and exchange of lands in the Town of Bundarra in 
connection with the Church of England School site. 

Heliographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at the Offices of the Local Land Board at Armidale, 
the Crown Land Agent at Inverell, and the Clerk of 
Petty Sessions at Bundarra. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the District Surveyor at Armidale 
not later than the 30th September, 1910, or may be 
stated before the Land Board. 

The proposal will be considered by the Land Board 
at its next sitting at Bundarra. 


J. BROUGHTON, 
- District Surveyor. 


[1388 | Local Land Board Office, 


Armidale, 24th August, 1910. 
ATTENTION is directed to the proposed surrender 
and exchange of lands in the parish of Tienga, county 
at Hardinge, Land District of Inverell, by John 
Hamilton. : ; 

Heliographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at the Offices of the Local Land Board at Armidale, 
the Crown Land Agent at Inverell, and the Clerk of 
Petty Sessions at Bundarra. 

Objections (if any) shoutd be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the District Surveyor at Armidale 
not later than the 30th September, 1910, or may he- 
stated at the Board inquiry. 

The proposal will be considered by the Land Board 
at its next sitting at Bundarra. 

J. BROUGHTON, 
District Surveyor, 


4825 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. 


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4838° NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. [31 Ava., 1910. 


492 Department of Lands 
yee Sydney, 3ist August, 1910. 


SALE OF IMPROVEMENT LEASES. 
IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that leases of the undermen- 
H tioned Crown Lands will be offered for sale by public auction by the Crown Lands Agents of the respective Land Districts 
specified hereunder, at 12 0’clock noon on FRIDAY, 147TH OCTOBER, 1910. 
The leases will be offered under the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations, and will be subject to the special 
conditions set out at the foot of the Schedule hereto attached, and to the following conditions, provisions, covenants, and reservations. 
The term of the leasés will be 28 years for block 715, and about 21 years (to expire on the 9th September, 1931) for block 1,579 
(subject to the conditions hereinafter set forth). 
The purchasers will be required to pay at the time of sale the rent of the leases for the first year, together with the amount of survey 
fee specified in the Schedule hereunder. 
The rents for the second and every succeeding year of the leases shall be paid annually in advance to the Treasurer of the State of 
New South Wales, before the date in each year corresponding to the date of the execution of the leases. If not 80 paid, the leases will be 
liable to forfeiture. Ack 
The boundaries and areas shown on exhibited designs of the blocks which have not been or are only partially surveyed are approximate 
only, and are subject to any modification, alteration, and adjustment consequent on survey. 


S. W. MOORE. 
rr $ Character and Value of 
& he Upset impporamente, Character of Land, Soil, Timber, Water Supply, &c. 
A | County. | Parish. § eee ao ad Nearest Town, Situation, Locality, &c., ; Shire, 
3 BE Bl — : | Approxi- and distance therefrem. 
G a tn Character. mate 
é } - Value. 
EHASTERN DIVISION. 
Laxp District AND PLACE oF SaLE—Cooma. 
Not within any holding. 
Acres, £8, d. £ 8. a. mos. d. 
715 | Beresford) Throsby 1,860 715 0 Nil Brush fence «., o-| svsueee ce | Mountainous, slate,and granite country, very poorly; Monaro 
(exelu- ; grassed ; access to water is good, and about 250 acres 
sivé of abutting on the river are capable of improvement; 
Gold poor soil, chiefly decomposed slate; thictkly timbered 
Leases). with gum and peppermint; sufficient water supply 


in Umaralls River which fronts the block and head 
of Sheep Station Creek, near north-east part, Rain- 
fall, about 2¢ inches per annum. Rabbits are not 
numerous, but increasing. Towa and railway sta- 
tion of Cooma, 20 miles distant. 


[ Oce. 1910-6,065} 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District AnD PnrACE or SaALE—NYNGAN. 


Within West Bogan Nos. 2 and 3 Resumed Area 4354 (non-renewed): 


1579 |Canbelego) Lynch... 860 210 0 418 5] Fencing (supposed toy 1617 6 | Level redsoilcountry, red loam soil with clay subsoil ;| Bogan. 
be the property of box, pine, budther, wilga, and currant-bush timbers; 
adjoining holder). pine, budther and currant-bush scrubs. Rainfall, 

Ringing and scrub-; 43 2 6 about 16 inches per annum; no natural water 
bing (supposed to be supply, good facilities exist for conservation. Rabbits 


Crown property). are not numerous at present. Town and railway 
station of Nyngan, 6 miles distant. 


[Oce. 1910-6,251] 
Designs of the land proposed to be leased may be seen at the Offices of the Local Land Boards, Goulburn and Dubbo; Land Agents, Cooma and Nyngan ; 
and at the Information Bureau, Department of Lands, Bent-street, Sydney. 


Sprcran OConprrrons, &0., ATTACHED TO Broox No, 715. 
1. The destruction of peppermint scrub will be optional with the Lessee 


2. The Lessee shall carefully preserve all trees which are suitable for sawing or splitting and thre (3) treas to each acre for shade 
and shelter and all trees which are useful or likely to be useful for fenciag mining or building purposes or for railway sleepers subject to 
the provision that the Lessee may cut and use any timber for fencing or other improvements withia the leased area 


8. The Lessee shall also carefully preserve all timber within a strip of land at least three (3) chains wide along the right bank of 
the Umaralla River and within strips of land each at least one (1) chain wide on both banks of defined watercourses 


4, The Lessee shall also carefully preserve all timber within a strip of land at least one (1) chain wide along the course of all creeks 
and gullies and across the lowest parts of flats where such gullies discharge water and thera are no defined watercourses 


5. The Lessee shall not cut or remove any timber for sale or otherwise except as before provided 


6. The Lessce shall destroy all trees and saplings not exempted by the previous conditions by ringbarki i 

not less than five hundred (500) acres which 7a the in ay Bisoks eThe Lessee shall pegia mela oie Bee eens tho oe 
conditions within six (6) months from the commencementof the lease Daring the first year of the lease the Lessee shall operate on not less 
than one hundred (100) acres of the aréa to be improved and during each of the succeeding four (4) years the Lessee shall operate on an additional 
one hundred (100) acres of the area to be improved so that the whole area to be improved viz. not less than five hundred (500) acres shall 
ie Hoes Me i. pe eee bee Bien | conditions within five (5) years from the commencement of the leass After any part of the 
and has been cleared of scrub and undergrowth i i 

shall Lovo it hac tdi cae ee - the Lessee shall keep it clear and after any part of the land has been ringbarked the Lessee 


: 7. If in the prescribed operations the Lessee uses fire such Lessee shall t the : i 
injuring the standing timber or the adjacent country ik eae er ee ee eS stent ae 


8. The Lessee shall within three (3) months from the commencement of the lease take effe 


wild dogs dingoes wild pigs foxes and other noxious attimals and shall i i 
the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands Ce eee ooo dnaee t 


Sh ee The Lessee shall not overstock the land under lease either wholly or in part the decision as 


10. The Lessee shall maintain all Crown improveménts and all im 
good order and condition during the whole term of the lease 


11, The Minister for Lands Shall have the power to charge the Lessee an 
any breach of the foregoing conditions which he may not consider as sufficiently g 


ctive steps to destroy rabbits wallabies 
he whole remaining term of the lease to 


to overstocking to rest with the 
provements effected under these conditions upon the land leased in 


y sum not exceeding twenty pounds (£20) as a fine for 
rave to warrant forfeiture 


31 Ava., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. 4839 


ee ee eee ee eS 


SALE OF IMPROVEMENT LEASES—continued. 
Sprorat Conpirions, &o., ATTACHED TO Brock No. 715—continued. 
12. The Governor may by notice in the Government Gazette— 
(a) at any time and from time to time withdraw any land required or deemed to be required for mining or mining 
purposes residential lease saw-mill site or for any public purpose 
(b) and may at any time and from time to time withdraw the whole or any part or parts of the land for purposes of settlement 
in the event of a railway or tramway being constructed within five (5) miles of any part of the land leased 
(c) and may at any time and from time to time withdraw the whole or any part or parts of the land for the purposes of 
settlement if the Minister is of opinion after report by the Local Land Board that such lend may be profitably occupied 
for agricultural purposes and every such withdrawal may include any land which the Minister may deem necessary to 
secure uniformity in design of subdivision or to provide suitable agricultural holdings and 
(d) may also at any time and from time to time after the expiration of twenty (20) years from the commencement of the lease 
, withdraw the whole or any part or parts of the land for purposes of settlement 
without in any case compensation except for the Lessee’s interest in improvements on the land so withdrawn Such compensation in 
respect of the improvements effected in terms of this lease shall be ascertained by multiplying a sum representing the fair value of the 
improvements by a fraction of whith the numerator shall be the unexpired term of the lease and the denominator the original 
term of the lease and in case of other improvements effected by the Lessee in terms of a special consent given by the Minister for Lands 
the compensation shall be the fair value of stich improvements Provided that in all cases the fair value referred to shall be the value 
of the improvements to an incoming settler at the date of withdrawal provided that such value shall not in any case exceed their cost The 
compensation shall be appraised by the Local Land Board or by the Land Appeal Court on appeal or reference The Lessee shall be 
deemed to have a right of appeal and the Minister shall be deemed to have a right of reference of the Board’s appraisement to the Land 
Appeal Court and for this purpose the appraisement shall be deemed to be an appraisement under the provisions of section 6 of the 
Crown Lands Act of 1889 Upon the withdrawal of any land under this condition a reduction of the annual rent shall be made propore 
tionate to the area withdrawn 
_ 13. Upon expiration of the leasé by effluxion time of the Lessee shall have tenant-right as defined in the Crown Lands Act of 1895 in 
such improvements as may be effected after the consent of the Minister for Lands has been obtained but shall not have tenant-right or 
ownership in serubbing clearing rin ebarking suckering or other improvements effected in terms of this lease 
14, Any holder of a current miner’s right while following the occupation of a miner or prospector may graze upon this lease such 
horses or other animals as may be necessary for his subsistence and for the carrying on of prospecting or mining 
__ 15, The Lessee shall not transfer assign or sublet or grant agistment rights without having first obtained the Minister’s consent in 
writing and if any stock not owned by the Lessee shall be found depasturing on the said. land the presence and depasturing of such stock 
shall be pfima facie evidence of a subletting of the land under lease 
16. The Lessee shall not cultivate any part of the land leased without first obtaining the Minister’s consent in writing 
: i . The lease is subject to the reservation of all public rights of roads and to the provisions of section 111 of the Crown Lands Act 
, 
18. The lease shall be deemed to be a lease for pastoral purposes within th i ini 
fad ba Tebjest os the opobations oF HLAt Atk is purp e meaning of the Mining Act of 1906 and as such 
19. All persons duly authorised shall have full right to enter upon the land at any time within reasonable hours during the 
eurréncy of the lease for the purpose of cutting and removing timber without interference "py the Lessee and the Lessee shall provide 
convenient gateways or openings where required for this purpose or where directed by the Minister or by any officer authorised by the 
Minister in that behalf and permit timber-getters to camp and graze their teams within the lease subject to the provisions of section 20 of 
the Forestry Act of 1909 ' 
20. or all improvements on the land whether Crown property or not the Lessee shall pay their capital value as provided in section 
44 of the Crown Lands Act of 1889 or with the consent of the Mivister rent for the use of the improvements the property of the Crown 
may be paid as provided in section 10 of the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act 1899 
21. The Lessee shall when called upon pay all costs of preliminary action report and inspection 
, 92. Instructions will be given within a reasonable time after the issue of the lease for survey if necessary t0 be effected and if 
applied for by the Lessee but the Cown will not be responsible in any way for any delay or failure to effect survey of the lease 
93. In the event of the area of the leaso being found to be different to that herein mentioned the rent shall be subject to any 
adjustment consequent upon any increase in or diminution of area 
24, All persons duly authorised by an officer of the Survey Branch of the New South Wales Lands Department shall at all times 
have access to trigonometrical reserve No. 16,674 
25. In the event of any of these conditions provisions cr convenants not being complied with in the manner specified the lease 
will be liable to forfeiture and on forfeiture all improvements effected by the Leseee shall become the property of the Crown without 
compensation : 


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Sproian Conpitioxs, &c., aTTAcHED To Brook No. 1,579. 


1. The Lessee shall leave firebelts three (3) chains wide within the area leased but the scrub and undergrowth three (8) inches 
or less in diameter which would form a harbour for rabbits and other noxious animals shall be destroyed 

2. The Lessee shall except on the firebelts effectually destroy pine budther wattle and sifting bush scrubs 

3. The Lessee shall carefully preserve currant bush scrub subject to the provision that the Minister for Lands may grant permission 
for a specified period to cut lop or whip this scrub for stock-feeding purposes in times of drought 

4, The Lessee shall carefully preserve all straight pine and box trees of four (4) inches or over in diameter measured at three (3) feet 
fron the ground Which are useful or likely to be useful for fencing mining or building purposes or for railway sleepers subject to the 
provision that the Lessee may cut and use any timber for fencing or other improvements within the leased area : : 

5. The Lessee shall thin out pino saplings under four (4) inches in diameter measured at three (3) feet from the ground to distances » 
of sixty (6)) feet apart and shall sélect the best saplings or trees for preaervation 

6. The Lasse shall not éut or remove any timber for sule or otherwise except as before provided 

7. The Lesseé shall destroy all trees and saplings not exempted by the previous conditions by ringbarking or otherwise 

8. The Lessee shall begin operations mentioned in the previous conditions within three (3) months from the commencement of the 
leasé During the first year of the lease the Lessee shall operate on not less than one-half (}) of the total arca leased and during the 
succeeding year the lessee shall operate on the remainder of the total area leased so that the whole area shall be dealt with as prescribed 
in the foregoing conditions within two (2) years from the commencement of the lease After any part of the land has been cleared of 
scrub and uhdergrowth the Tessee shall keep it clear ahd after Any part of the land fas been tingbarked the Lessee shall keep it free 
fro Suckéts and seddlings excépt seedlirig’ of specics of trees teferred io in clauses 4 and 5 which may however be eontinuotély thinned out 
to the distances specified in clause 5 ii Siee 

9, The Lessee shall clear off all hollow logs which would form a harbour for rabbits year by year during the, currency of the lease 
and if in so doing the Lessee uses fire such Lessce shall prevent the epread of fire therefrom extending to and injuring the standing timber 
or the adjacent country 

10. The Lessee shall give the District Surveyor not less than three (3) weeks’ nor more than six (6) weeks’ notice in writing of the 


Tessee’s intention to commence the work of ringbarking clearing scrubbing or burning off and shall indicate the position and extent of 
the country proposed to be operated upon and the length of time which it is considered the work will occupy and shall from time to time 
on a stoppage or cessation of the work for a longer period than seven (7) days giye the Vistrict_ Surveyor not. less than three (3) weeks’ 
notice in writing of the Lessee’s intention to renew and continue the operations of ringbarking clearing scrubbing or burning off 
"11. The Lesgee shall within threé (3) months from the commencement of the lease take effective steps to destroy rabbits wallabies 
wild dogs dingoes wild pigs foxes and other noxious animals and shall continue to do so during the whole remaining term of the lease to 
tho satisfaction of the Minister for Lands 
‘ 12. Pho Lessee shall not overstock the land under lease either wholly or in part the decision as-to overstocking to rest with the Minister 
13. The Lessee shall fence the boundaries of the area lensed with a substantial six (6) wire fence within two (2) years from, the 
daté 8f comiti@ticement of the lease but the boundaries common to other Jand held in the same interest and while such other Jand is 
so held need not be fenced provided the holdings in one interest are enclosed by a ring-fence 
t4: The Lessee shall maintain all Crown improvements and all improvements effected under these conditions upon the land leased 
in good order and condition during the whole term of the lease 


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4840 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134, [31 Aue. 1910. 


SALE OF IMPROVEMENT LEASES—continued. 
Sprorat Conpirions, &¢., ATTAcnED To Brock No. 1,579—continued. 
_ 15. The Minister for Lands shall have the power to charge the Lessee any sum not exceeding ten pounds (£10) as a fine for any 
breach of the foregoing conditions which he may not consider‘as sufficiently grave to warrant forfeiture 
16. The Governor may by notice in the Government Gazette — 


(2) at any time and from time to time withdraw any land required or deemed to be required for mining or mining purposes 
residential lease saw-mill site or for any public purpcse 

(b) and may at any time and from time’ to time withdraw the whole or any part or parts of the land for the purpcses of 
settlement if the Minister is of opinion after report by the Local Land Board that such land may be profitably occupied 
for agricultural purposes and every such withdrawal may include any land which the Minister may deem necessary to 
secure uniformity in design of subdivision or to provide suitable agricultural holdings and 


(c) may also at any time and from time to time after the expiration of ten (10) years from the commencement of the lease 
withdraw the who'e or any part or parts of toe Jand for purposes of settlement 


without in any case compensation except for the l.essee’s interest in improvements on the land so withdrawn Such confpensation in respect 


of the improvements effected in terms of this lease shall be ascertained by multiplying a sum representing the fair value ot the improvements - 


by a fraction of which the numerator shall be the unexpired term of the lease and the denominator the original term of the lease and in 
case of other improvements effected by the Lessee in terms of a special consent given by the Minister for Lands the compensation shall be 
the fair value of such improvements Provided that in all cases the fair value referred to shall be the value of the improvements to an 
incoming settler at the date of withdrawal provided that such value shall not in any case exceed their cost The compensation shall be 
appraised by the Local Land Board or by the Land Appeal Court on appeal or reference ‘The Lessce shall be deemed to have a right of 
appeal and the Minister shall be deemed to have a right of reference of the Board’s appraisement to the Land Appeal Court and for this 
purpose the appraisement shall be deemed to be an appraisement under the provisions of section 6 of the Crown Lands Act of 1889 
Upon the withdrawal of any land under this condition a reduction of the annual rent shall be made proportionate to the area withdrawn 


17. Upon expiration of the lease by efllusion of time the Lessee shall have tenant-right as defined in the Crown Lands Act of 1895 in 
such improvements as may be effected after the consent of the Minister for Lands has been obtained but shall not have tenant-right or 
ownership in scrubbing clearing ringbarking suckering fencing or other improvements effected in terms of this lease 


18. Any holder of a current miner's right while following the occupation of a miner or prospector may graze upon this lease such 
horses or other animals as may be necessary for his subsistence and for the carrying on of prospecting or mining 


19. The Lessee shall not transfer assign or sublet or grant agistment rights without having first obtained the Minister’s consent in 
writing and if any stock not owned by the Lessee shall be found depasturing on the said land the presence and depasturing of such stock 
shall be prima facie evidence of a subletting of the land under lease 


20. The Lessee shall not cultivate any part of the land leased without first obtaining the Minister’s consent in writing 


21. The lease is subject to the reservation of all public rights of roads and to the provisions of section 111 of the Crown Lands Act 
of 1884 


22. The lease shall be deemed to be a lease for pastoral purposes within the meaning of the Mining Act of 1906 and as such shall 
be subject to the operations of that Act 


23. All persons duly authorised shall have full right to enter upon the land at any time within reasonable hours during the currency 
of the lease for the purpose of cutting and removing timber without interference by the Lessee and the fiessee shall provide convenient 
gateways or openings where required for this purpose or where directed by the Minister or by any officer authorised by the Minister in 
that behalf and permit timber-getters to camp and graze their teams within the lease subject to the provisions of section 20 of the Forestry 
Act of 1909 


24, For all improvements on the land whether Crown property or not the Lessee shall pay their capital value as provided in section, 
44 of the Crown Lands Act of 1889 or with the consent of the Minister rent for the use of the improvements tho property of the Crown 
may be paid as provided in section 10 of the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act 1899 


25. The Lessee shall when called upon pay ail costs of preliminary action report and inspection 


26. Instructions will be given within a reasonable time after the issue of the lease for survey if necessary to be effected but the Crown 
will not be responsible in any way for any delay or failure to effect survey of the lease 


27. In the event of the area of the lease being found to be different to that herein mentioned the rent shall be subject to any 
adjustment consequent upon any increase in or diminution of area 


_ 28. In the event of any of these conditions provisions or covenants not being complied with in the manner specified the lease will 
be liable to forfeiture and on forfeiture all improvements effected by the Lessee shall become the property of the Crown without 
compensation 


[1407] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 3lst August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF EXHCUTION OF A LEASE UNDER IMPROVEMENT CONDITIONS, UNDER SECTION 23 OF THE 
CROWN LANDS ACT AMENDMENT ACT, 1903, AND THE CROWN LANDS (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1908. 


N OTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned Lease under improvement {conditions was, on the 23rd August, 1910, executed by 
His Excellency the Governor, and has been forwarded to the Crown Land Agent at Cooma, for delivery tc the lessee. 


The lessee is required to take delivery of the lease and give a receipt in writing for the same on Form 52, within three months 
from the date of this notice, failing which the Minister may declare the lease to be null and void, and any sums paid on account of the 
lease forfeited to the Crown. 

The lessee shall pay the rent for the first year of the lease within three months from this date, and the annual rent thereafter 


must be paid yearly in advance to the Treasurer of the State of New South Wales, on or before the 22nd August, and if 
not so paid the lease will be liable to forfeiture. 


The lessee must pay to the Crown Land Agent at the time of delivery of the lease a lease fee of one pound (£1), together with the 
amount of stamp duty, viz., two shillings and sixpence (2s. 6d.). 


S. W. MOORE. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Distriocr AND PLACE oF DELIVERY—OCOooMA, 


T f L ii 
No. of | No. of Name and Address Approx, Annual “pa No. of Annual Lease F 
Papers. | Lease. of Lessee, ave Rent, included in the County. | Parish. va 
' rea. irs To Lease. 
—_— oy)... a 
Oec. Acres, % 4, 20s 1910 1920, 
910-8,344 9 James McGuffick ; : ; ; 
1 i ainin, aoe fae J of Kelton! 650 4 6 6| 23 Aug. ...| 22 Aug. a 31,689 Wallace .| Nimmo,..| Dalgety. 


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31 Ava, 1910,] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 134. 4841, 


(1145) Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 31st August, 1910. 
APPROVAL OF ANNUAL LEASE APPLICATIONS. 


N OTIOE is hereby given that the applications for Annual Leases hereunder specified hare been approved. 
No rights will accrue to the epplicants until the rents as hereunder specified shall have been paid, but upon payment of such rent t] ey 


will be entitled to leases, subject to the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations thereunder, and particularly to the following 
conditions, proyisions, reservations, and covenants :-— 


1. The amounts called for to 31st December, 1910, must he paid into the Treasury, or to the Land Agent of the District, within 
one month from this date. For the year 1$11 and any suksequent year, the renis must ke pald during the month of September of the 
year preceding. As the leeses are annual, terminating on Slet Deccmber in cach ycer, the renewal rents must be paid in advance, otherwiee 
the lend will, immediately after the 3let December, become and be liahle to be dealt with as vacant Crown Lands. 


__ 2. With the exception of those Annual Leases marked with an asterisk (*), there is no objection to the boundaries being fenced, 
provided gates are erected on any of the boundaries which are intersected by roads used, or which may hereafter be required by the public. 


8. Any improvements (inclusive of fencing) effected on the lease ehall be at the lessee’s sole rick, and such improvements will revert , 
t. the Crown upon the expiration, surrender, or forfeiture of the lease. 


4, In the event of any reduction of area by selection or otherwise, the annual rental will not be less than £1. 


5. The lessee shall, within three months from this date, commence, and shall thereafter continue, to take effective steps to destroy 
el] rabbits and noxious animals and harbour for such on the land leased. 

6. Any travelling stock or camping reserves within the land leased shall during the whole currency of the lease be open to the use 
of bona fide travelling stock, teamsters, carriers, and travellers, and the Jersee shall post in a conspicuous place thereon notice-boards near 
where the road pssees through the lease, indicating for public information the purpoee of such reserves, that such portion is under lease, and 
giving the name and addressof the lessee. In fencing any such reserves the jessee shall also provide gates and other facilities for the 
entrar ce and exit of travelling stock, teamsters, and carriers. Such notice-boards, gates, and facilities to be erected and maintained to the 
satisfaction of the Stock Inspector. ‘he Minister for, Lands may at any time and from time to time withdraw from lease the whole or 
any part of the land comprised within any travelling stock or camping reserves for any public purpose, and the lessee shall not be 
entitled to any compensation whatsoever either in respect of such withdrawal or for any improvements effected on the area so withdrawn. 
The lessee sha!l not in any way interfere with, or cause annoyance to, travelling stock, teams, or the public. 


7. The leszee shall not overstock, wholly or in part, the area leased within any reserve, the decision as to overstocking to rest with 
the Minister for Lands. 


8. The right is reserved to the public te use, for the legitimate purpose for which they were notified, any reserves situated wholly 
or partly within the lease. 
_9. The use by aborigines of reserves set apart for them must not be interfered with. 
10, Leases are granted subject to the provisious of the Public Watering-places Act and Regulations thereunder. 


11, All persons duly authorised shall have full right to enter upon the land at any time within reasonable hours during the currency 
of the lease for the purpose of cutting and removing timber without interference by the lessee, and the lessee shall provide convenient 
gateways or openings where required for this purpese, or where directed by the Minister or any officer authorised by the Minister in this 
bebalf, and permit timber-getters to camp and graze their teams within the lease, subject to the provisions of section 20 of the Forestry 
Act of 1909, and to payment by them of agistment fees as provided by that section. 


‘12. No trees or saplings shall be interfered with by ringbarking or otherwise, except under permits issued under the provisions of the 
Forestry Act and Regulations thereunder; but the lessee may take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for 
building and other purposes upon such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised within a 
timber or forest reserve. 


13. Mining leases and authorised occupations under any Mining Acts are excluded. Mining operations shall not be interfered with- 
The holder of a miner’s right may, while following the occupation of a miner or prospector, graze upon Crown Lands not exempted such 
horses or other animals as may be necessary for his subsistence and for the carrying on of prospecting or mining. 


14, The right of the public to travel over ail roads and tracks in use through the iease ia retained, 
13. Crown improvements muat be kept in a proper state of repair, fair wear and tear excepted. 
16. A breach of any condition will render the lease liable to forfeiture. 

For special conditions see footnotes indicated by letters in first column of appended Schedule 
8. W. MOORE. 


| | | Amount te 
S Amount now |credit of lessee 
Aig required, being) after deducting 
a No. of | Area Amount bing pene ah Rent for period 
3 & GAG Sia a| N L adress of Parish County and Annual already Date of He ye Deo. |ist Sept ;, id 
2s ty a Dist2 set. CR ch! hal * “pers 2 Shire, Rent. | paidas | Payment| “i910, tess” | * 313% Dee.» 
3 a and District. | : ° Deposit. Seponlt loducé deposit lo iged 
fe Application. Application: 
Ms. Ls. | Acres. Los dpe sy dl 1910, £ 8. a. #% 8. d. 
1910- 8469 | 1¢1¢- 2,Balran-| Ifolmes, William] Genoe, via Swan! 1050 | Wakool ... Wakool; 8.15' @7| 670 0 j-24 Jan. «. Nil. 3) de 
ald South, Robert. Hill (Vie.). Wakool. ; ; “ 
9369 | 1 10-34, Bath- | Fitzpatrick, Daniel] Iazelgrove, via 480 Kendale .. qeerimoee ery 210 0} 8 0 0 | 20 April. ealp 23 4 
urst. Oberon. eron, ’ 
£522 | 191C- 8,Bombala| Arnold, George Bibbenluke ...| 450 | Wellsmore heres ; : 2611) 8 0 0| 17 Mar... Nil. 244 
1pbenluke, 
10515 | 1910- 8, Braid- | Waddell, Neil | Araluen ... 150 | Bettowynd| St bis a : Ole Ol fp ul Ome Ont gl 2.0 om coe Nil 13 4 
wood, allaganda ; ; 
10516 9, 5» o| Kelly, Jchn ..| Mongarlowe ...| 640 | Budawang do cero lee 42 3 0 | 1 April. Nil. 2 2-8 
10517 12, ,, «| Lewis, Wm. Leslic.| Ballalaba ..| 590 | Bendoura.. do 2 1 8) 3 0° 0 | 23 May. Nil. Ci heh Bh 
10508 13, , «| Quilty, Wm. Joseph} Tomboye .. 640 | Corang do 2) ee Sal Oe Oi O) |. 2bn te Nil. 2 5 9 
7614 | 191¢-8,Carcoar | Ryan, John Law-| Trunkey... 165 | Carrawa Georgiana; — 1 5 0} 110 O| 15 April Nil. Te 18 
rence. and Mul-| Abercrombie. 
gunning. : 
10954 | 1910-36, Cooma...| Shanley, Michael... Adaminaby  ...| 1920 | Grose __... bf gta : 10 0 ©| 9 O O| 1L May. Nil. 513 4 
algety f 
d | 450 do do ae 611s, 3 0 0) 12 Nil 244 
10988 ie a te a i sat «do... do eae 18 ¢ 1-110. Of -1k Nil. 018 11 
8851 | 1910-3, Coonam- Colless, Geo.| Care of S. R.Sku-| 249 | Baronne & Leichhardt; 3.0) 6 110 0} 22 Jan Nil. 0lo 0 
ble. Ilenry. thorpe, Coonam- Carwell. Wingadee 
ble. : . 
8067 | 1910-2, Cowra ..| Anderson, John) Back Creek, 58 | Mulyan ...| Forbes; 218 0} 110 0| 4 April Nil, 010 8 
Jackson, Cowra j Waugodla. 
Percy) Newbold, Upper, 657 | Brayles- Gresham ; 1909, : 
Baar the Oa? ?s ration ere : Copeanhene: 3 ford. Dorrige.| 1 0 0] 110 0 mea a Nil. 3 4 
; 91 
10283 | 1910- 1, Gun- Davies, David) Mt. Horeb, Gra- 40] Willie Wynyard; 1°o° o> 1:10 0} 8’ Jans; Nil. 13 4 
*  dagai.| Thomas, hamstown. é Poms qe ee piae pelt feet elie hea OT aa 
one do ele EO alafat . ynyard; ais 
ea ese? a Gadara 199 got ¢ ef 
— ..| Withers, Dennis ...| South 825 | South Wynyard 5 6| 410 0 | 22 Dec... il. 
oon stra , Gundagai. Gundagei.| _ Adjungbilly| | ay 0 | 18s " Das 
— ichael ...| Coolac ... «| 130 | Mooney arden ; eb.. 
10238 | 1910-5, ,, ..| Maher, Michae ay, rereterne 


4842 via SOUTH sib seithbince ci: GAESTTE, ‘ahead _ mee = = 
APPROVAL OF ANNUAL LEASH APPLICATIONS—continued. 
Amount to 
GC Amount now | credit of lessee 
WB . required, being after deducting 
38 No. of sg County and | Annual oi map Date of ier 1910, TiBepe tales 
& | Application,and | Name of Lessee. Address. of Parish. ty ls ee eet cares ae BUC ON 1 Wo Bist Vere ir ve ble 
Zf “Yana District, Lease. _, scicimhll |p -~Te boa dahlans Freee roe 
my pe deposit hedge deposit lodged 
£ Application. Application. 
Me. Le Acres, £ os. d.| £8. d.}| 1910. £& s.d. £ 8.08 
Bio 10082 1910- 4, Gun- Armytage, Frank..| Bongalong «| 114 | Mooney Harden $ 217 0; 110 0} 11 Feb.... Nil, 011 0 
dagai. , Mooney. Adjungbilly. 
9527 | 1910- 8, Hay ...| Anderson, James...} Care of Robert] 1070 | Living- Sturt ; 2} 6 0 0| 7 May... Nil. 410 3 
hai & Son, stone. Carrathool. 
ay. 
115464 Dy ie «.| Holt, Patrick «.| Government 1280 | Gonowlia &| Nicholson ; 5 8; 6 0 0/| 23 Mar- Nil. 44 6 
Tank, Gunbar. Honuna. | _ ‘ Carrathool. 
8770 | 1910- 1, Hiliston} Selfridge, James ...| Cudgellico e.| 125 | Gurangully| Dowling ; s2 8/ 110 0} 8Jan...) 011 11 Nil. 
‘ Lachlan. 1 Portas ojec. at 48, pler month,| from 1st Fe|b., 1910. 
8598 4, »  os| Vartoe, Charles] Hillston .. «| 785 | Redbank, | Nichelson; 816 7) 340 0| 14 Feb... Nil. 114 6 
Edwin, Bellioger- Carrathool. 
am bil, and 
Langtree. : 
8599 15, » | Johns, Leslie ..| do «. «| 1020 | Mea Mia do «|12 00] 9 0 0| 4May..| Nil. 5 0 0 
South. , 
8283 11,» «| Varcoe, Thos., do .. «| 1920 | Mullion ... do .| 8 0 0| 9 0 0 26 April Nil, 6 8 
Cornelius, ae 
8284 ae es Do ; ws| 0 . «| 1920 | Mullion & do ia} 8 0 01-9 0.50 | B66 ted, 6 6 8 
Mea Mia 
South. 1909. ‘ 
11179 | 1909- 9. Lismore] Battestuzzi, Bat-| South Woodburn| 240 | Donaldson | Richmond; 12 0 0} 110 0 | 28 Dec... 210 0 Nil. 
tista, Woodburn. 1910, 
10502 | 1910- 9, Mait- Sketchley, Joseph...| Raymond Terrace} 60 | Thornton...) Gloucester ; 1 0 0} 110 0 | 28 April. Nil. .| 016 8 
land. Port Stephens.|{ Perm. ojcc. at 1s. | 8d. per mojnth, from 1) May, 1910. 
1909. 
10712 | 1909-12, Milton...| McDonald, Edward] Yatteyattah ..} 640 | Conjola ...| St. gy; ma 3 6 8| 8 0 0 10 Nil. 117.9 
lyde. 0. 
9875 | 1910-13, Moree...] Scriven, Thomas...) Care of J. T| 660 | Bucknel ...| Benarba; 617 6) 410 0| 38 Feb... Nil, 24 2 
Crane, Moree. 4 Boomi. 
10513 | 1910-17, Moss Morrice, Alfred) Goulburn -| 1280 | Caoura ...| Camden; 6 8|-3 0 0} 2 May... Nil. 145 
Vale.| Ernest Albert. Wingecarribee. 
10509 1a; oe eee Do ea do i | 640 GO Sper do sil, 218; $448.20 +0) 2 ees Nil. 228 
10510 Tighe eRe Do | ceeds vee] 640 doe ce do wf 240.8) 8-0 OF Soe ay Sia 228 
10514 255) ae Quige, James! Wingello... -.| 980 | Murrimba do | 8 6 4) €10 0] 5 4 us. Nil. 8 8 8 
f enry. 
10511 16, 4, «| Ruse,Samuel ..| Tallong .. ...| 430] Caoura ... do ea] 215 10 1°86 “O11 28 Nil, 281 
10612 Lig: ty oxi ah ete Benjaminc| Canyanleigh ...| 540 | Murrimba do »| 2 5 01 8 0 0] 1lJune Nil. 250 
enr 
9082 | 1910- 9, Mudgee Shechan. Patrick} Botobolar «| 23 | Botobolar...| Phillip; 1 0 0] 110 6| 8 May... Nil. 13 4 
Stephen. Meroo, 
101680] 1910- 1, Murru- | Como, Edward ...| Wallabadah ...! 20] Wallaba- | Buckland; 100/110 0)2 , ..| Nil 13 4 
rundi. dah, Tamarang. ; 
9754 | 1910+ 6,Muswell-) Killen, William,| Denman... _...|_ 200 | Denman ...| Brisbane; 1 010] 110 0 | 21 April Nil, i324 
: ; rook, junior. Muswellbrook, 
7890b| 1910- 3, ohhh : Theobald, Joseph...) Narrabri... ...| 670 | Gooma_...| White; Namoi] 4 3 9] 8 0 0] 5Jan... Nil. 112 1 
rabr: 
10503 | 1910-3, New- Morris, Wm. George] “ Inglewood,” 500 | Coorum- | Northumber- 212 1] 8 0 0| Ll? May Nil. 195 
castle Dora Creek. bung. ner Lake Perm, olce. at 4s. |5d. per mojith, from 1 |June, 1910. 
acquarie. 
10486 | 1910- 9, Picton...| Barron, Gordon} Glen Hill, Picton} 850 | Burrago- | Camden; 16 5] 110 0 May Nil. 017 10 
Edward, rang. Wollondilly. 
10434 10,4, «| Hanger, George ...| “Tennyson,” 640 | Terni ..| Westmoreland;|} 213 4] 3 0 0/19 , . NiL 22 38 
Picton. Wollondilly. ; ‘ 
10188 11, 4 «| Goodfellow, Jas.| Wanganderry, 240 | Wangan- | Camden; 0]. 10 0) ae soe Nil. i"3 4 
Thomas. Mittagong. derry. Nattai. 
10487 12, 4, ..| Carlon, Hubert Talloweena, via] 2409 | Liebnitz .| Westmoreland;|; 1 0 0] 110 0/27 , .. Nil. 13 4 
oe é Mittagong. Wollondilly. tt RE = 
10489 18, 4, «| O’Brien,Charles...| Picton ... | 640 | Killawar- | Camden; 3 6 8| 3 0 0| 4Jane Nil. nH bl’) 
rah,| Wollondilly. 
10483 14, 5 «| Butler,Charles ...| Cox’s River, via! 720 | Speedwell...) Westmoreland;} 38 0 0| 3 00/15 , .. Nil, 200 
Picton. Wollondilly. 
10485 7%, «| Pippen, Michael Burragorang ..| 52 | Werriberri| Camden; 1 0 0} 110 0} 23 April Nil. 13 4 
Baptist. Wollondilly. 
97660) 1910-10, Seone...| White, Henry Luke] Belltrees, Scone...| 593) Beltrees ... sini 49 8| 8 0 Oj 19 May... Nil, 110 1 
oolooma, 
9752 | 1910- 2, Single- | McMenamin, Howe’s Valley ...| 520 | Poppong ...] Hunter; oe 113 4] 110 © | 28 April Nil. 0 18 11 
ton. James rick Plains. 
9757 | 1010- 8, Stroud...) Fitzgerald, Wm. Rawdon Vale, 800 | Knowla ...| Gloucester ; {3 7 6} 38 0 0 | 17 Feb.. Nil. 1 
“ Ambrose, Gloucester. Gloucester.| | Perm. ojec. at 3s. |2d. per mojnth, from 1|Mar., fois 
10808 | 1910- 3, Tam- | Ison, William | Niangala «| 150 | Walcha ...| Parry ; 1 5 0] 110 0} 23 Feb... Nil. a 1s 
worth.| Robert, Cock burn. . eS 
8762 | 1910-16, bora Finn, Michael ...| Bryan’s Gap ...| 140 | Timbarra | Clive; rene 13 4] 110 0 | 12Jan..,.. Nil 128 
eld. eld. 
8768a 20, 4 «| Braid, Joho in do vs} 475 do wx do a rie ot Se UOT Bo eT NN, 202 
9234 | 1910- 1, Urana...| Newton, Thomas ...| Care of L.A. Fos-| 143 | Watt  ...| Urana; Urana} 519 2] 110 0 | 15 April 099 Nil. 
; bery & Co, 
; Wagea Wagga. 1909 
7228c| 1909- 6; Walcha.) Bath, Wm, Frede-| Glenhope, Walcha 6 | Waleha ..| Vernon; 1 0 0} 110 0} 22 Sept... Nil. 13 4 
rick. Walcha 
: ; (Municipality). 1910. aan 
9871 | 1910- 8, Welling-| Sloane, John,senior| Care of Henry 160 | Muckerwa| Wellington; 38 0 0] 110 0} 21 May... Nil. 010 0 
ton. : Brooke, Orange. 3 Macquarie. ‘ ; 
9707 | 1910- 1, Windsor] Wilson, Herry ; Wiseman’s Ferry} 240 | Wonga ...| Hunter; Colo.) 1 0 0/ 110 0] 15 June Nil, 18 4 
Albert. 1909 
10289 | 1909-11; Young..,| Measures, Frank/ Care of H. G.| 2%5 | Murringo...| Mouteagile; 512 6] 110 0|16Sept...) 9 7 6 Nil. 
Joseph Lappin. Freeman, . 12 Burrangong. 
O’Connell-st., 
Sydney. — 


+ Inclusive of rent of Crown improvements; 


(a) Only large stock shall be depastured on thé land leased. 


(4) The lessee shall, to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands, take all reasonable ateps to destroy, And throughout the cufrency 
of. the lease keep the land clear of all noxious plants, weeds, and scrub, including prickly-pear, and Bathurst burr; operations to be 
commenced within three months from this date. The priékly-pear to be eradicated by entirely consuming it by fire, or burying it at least 
three (3) feet underground, with the roots, seeds, and every other part thereof, 


(c) The right is reserved to the Walcha Municipal Council to enter upon the land leased for the purpose of removing gravel 
therefrom. 


31 Ava. 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. 4843 


[1334] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 3lst August, 1910. 


PRIOKLY-PEAR LEASES. 
Non is hereby given that leases under the Prickly-pear Destruction Act of 1901 have been granted of the lands described in 
Schedule hereunder, at the rentals and for the terms therein mentioned. 


> a rents for the second and every succeeding year of the leases must be paid yearly in advance to the Treasurer of the State of New 
ou ales, at Sydney, on or before the date corresponding to the date of commencement of the leases, and if not so paid the leases will 
be liable to forfeiture. 

S. W. MOORE. 


No. of S32 Land Term of Lease 
Papers. ~ is & Lessee. District. | County. | Parish. Description cf Land. - ere. Soe 
From To 
0 | 
1910-8226 487 | Conchar, R | : ‘ =~ : Bont ee =r p T..D 1S 3 d. 
onchar, Robert el Lismore..| Rous ..| Ballina ...| Crown Lands, town of Ballina) 19 Aug., 1g10 18 Aug., 1920) 2 0 36 010 
(Block A). 
> 488 Do bes do .| @o <5 ao ..| Crown Lands, town of Ballina] 19 4 18 , 2 1 28 10 
(Block B). 
— — -- 
[1398] Department of Lands, 


: ee Sydney, 31st August, 1910. 
NOTICE OF APPROVAL OF A RESIDENTIAL LEASE. 
T is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations there- 
under, a Residential Lease of the land set out in the annexed Schedule has been granted for the term and under the conditions 
hereinafter mentioned :— 

The rent for subsequent years must be paid to the Crown Land Agent, Moruya, on or before the 30th August in 

each year, and if not so paid the lease will be liable to forfeiture. 
The lessee must enter into oecupation of the land on or before the expiration of three (3) months from this date, and make his usual 
and only ome upon the land during the currency of the lease ; and must also, within twelve (12) months from date hereof, erect such 


vam. and fences as shall be necessary to an actual residence upon and beneficial use of the land, if the same have not already been 
rected. 
Any parts cleared shall be kept free from scrub and noxious weeds during the currency of the lease. 
The lessee is to hold a miner’s right continuously duving the currency of the lease. a ; 
an 8. W. MOORE. 
SoHEDULE BEPRRRED TO. 
Laxp Disrrror or Morvya, Suire of EvropoDaLna. 


; ; Amount 
No.of : Term of Léase. paid to Land as 
Application | _ Ree. ; Agent Amount | Balance 
and date of No. ot Namo and Address / County. | Parish. anda) <a Azan) deposit, ate gacoaie|  Mpich 
Papers. fold. i at, | ®urvey fee, rst year’s | may be 
ig he, P . Hivlé From To etna Expenses.| "ut. |refunded. 
rent, 
Occ. ; ” : ar DP | jolo, | 1988. |£ 8. d.| £8.04] £58. a] £8, a/£ 8a, 
1909-1, |1910-8459 | McCarthy, William, of) St. Vincent) Curro- {Clyde ..| 20 0 0 31 Aug.) 30Aug/1 0 0] 56 6 8} 8 6 8} 10 0;/100 
8 April. Black Flat, Nelligen. wan, (portion 66), 
| Vi pease 
[1400] ‘ Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 31st August, 1910. 
NOTICE OF APPROVAL OF RESIDENTIAL LEASES, 
OTICE is hereby given that, subject to the provisions of the Crown Lands Acta and the Regulations thereunder, His Excellency 
the Governor, with tne advice of the Executive Council, has approved of the granting of Residential Leases of the Crown Lands 
specified in the annexed Schedule, in satisfaction of the applications particularised therein, and subject to the conditions hereunder stated, 

The amounts now called for (if any) must be paid to the Crown Land Agent of the Land District in which the leases are situated 
within one calendar month from this date, and the rents for subsequent years must be paid to the Crown Land Agent, on or 
before the 30th August in each year, snd. if not so paid, the leases will be liable to forfeiture. 

The lessee must enter into occupation of the land on or before the expiration of three (3) months from this date, and make his usual 
and only home upon the land during the currency of the lease; and must also within twelve (12) months from date hereof, erect such 
buildings and fences as shall be necessary to an actual residence upon and beneficial tse of the land, if the same have not already 
been erected. 


The lessee is to hold # miner’s Yight continuously during the currency of the lease. 
: 8. W. MOORE, 


SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 
| 


LS ‘ 
S344 Term of Lease. Paipege ‘2 tle Amount ,| Amount 
asZe Reg. - , Gold or lithe et is eaten, . Agent as moun = 
Boge | No. ot | smeand Adéress | county.| Parish. | Mineral Area. " Annual | aeporit, of wet ot | fatled 
s a 2% | Papers. u Field. : Weom To F sere, seh Eixpenses,| first year’s for. 

a) fs - 
Sif sional rent. sok 


Laxp Disrricr or CowkA; Surnz or WAUGOOLA. 


Oce. ; a. Y. Pp. 1910. 1923. £84 £84 £84 £5 a4 £58.d 
1909-4, {1910-6,454) Wren, Colin David, Forbss ... Broula ...{ Tyagong Creek 20 0 0 31 Aug.{21 Sept 210 0%) 6 6 8) 3 6 8) 2 0 07 010 0 
6 July. | of Grenfell-road, (portion iy | | 
(a) | Broula, Cowra F. 3,072-1,787. 


Lanp Disrerot or Conponoin ; SHIRE OF LACHLAN. 
1910, — 1938. 
30Aug.)2 0 0] 6 6 8} 51 8f 0 5 Oj 115 0 


1909-1, | 1910-7,264) Broom, Edward) Cunning-| Derri- Bogan... mei 20 0 0 31 Aug. 
6 Jan. Lachlan, of Derri-| ham. wong. (portion 35), 
(b) wong Siding, Con- C. 1,716-1,947. 
dobolin.’ 


© Inclusive of rent for use of Crown improvements. 

(@) The lessee shall keep the land leased free from briars and noxious weeds during the currency of the lease. 

(5) The lessee shal] fence the boundaries of the land leased with a standard rabbit-ptoof fence within two years from this date. The 
lessee shall prepare an area of not less than 3 acres for gardening operations within one year from this date, and shall thereafter during the 
currency of the lease keep an area of not less than I acre under vegetable-gardening operations. 


4844 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134, [31 Ava., 1910. 


E1810) Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 31st August, 1910. 


EXTENSION OF TERMS OF SPECIAL LEASES. 


ie is hereby notified, for general information, that the terms of the undermentioned Special Leases are hereby extended in 
accordance with tho provisions of the 45th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, to the dates mentioned in the 


Schedule. 
8. W. MOORE. 


SOHEDULE. 
“2% | Reg. No. N | Term of Lease. 
~ 0. of Name and Address oe Purpose of Annual 
és of Application. of Lessee. Situation of Land. Area. Lease. Rent, 
PAS} Papers. 
From To 
Ms Ls. a.0 TD) i £ a. d. 
2375 | 1910- 7,365 | T. 3-10-99, Marka, Margaret, Block 4, within the suburban| 52 3 0] Grazing ...| 1Jan.,1910/31 Dec., 1919) 2 0 0 
Carcoar widow, of Bigga. | boundaries village Bigga, 
parish Keverstone, county 
Georgiana, shire Crook well. 
4284 11,938 | 1904- 8, Carcox | Tronson, Fairlie| Allotments 6 to 15, section 23,) 4 319]| Stables and/ 1Jan.,191031 Dec.,1910/ 5 0 0 
Harold, Victoria} town cf Blayney, parish/(ex. lane).| accommoda- 
Cham bers, 44 Castle- Errol, county Bathurst, tion pad- 
reagh-st., Sydney. municipality of Blayney. dock. ‘ 
8733 11,227 | 1903- 4, Grafton] Oliveira, Sebastian, of] Portion 369, parikh Taloumbi,| 5 0 0 | Grazing ...| 1 Jan.,1910/31 Dec.,1914/ 1 0 0 
Maclean. county Clarence, shire | 
Tlarwoc d. | 
C. 2,051-1,577, 


Sprcrat Conpirions, Provisions, Exozprions, COVENANTS AND RESERVATIONS. 


Special Lease 2,375, Carcoar. Margaret Marks.—The lease shall be subject to subsections 1, 2, 4, 6 to 9, and 11 to 18 of 
Regulation No. 215 (notified 30th March, 1910), and to the following special conditions :—(a) The lessee shall, within one year 
from the date of notification in the Government Gazette of the granting of the extension of the term of the lease, enclose the 
land, either separately or conjointly with other lands held in the same interest, with a substantial fence, and maintain such fence 
in efficient repair during the currency of the lease; but by mutual agreement the boundary common to adjoining lease need not 
be fenced. (6) All rights which are conferred by the Miniag Acts, with respect to Crown Lands, aro reserved. (c) The lessee 
shall, within twelve months from the date of notification in the Government Gazette of the granting of the extension of the term 
of the lease, clear the land of all briars, noxious scrub, plants, or weeds, and shall thereafter keep the land clear of them during 
the currency of the lease. (d) The lessee shall take all reasonable steps to keep the land free from rabbits, foxes, and other 
noxious animals during the currency of the lease. (e) The lessee shall reside for the whole term of the lease on the land leased 
~ or within the village or suburban boundaries of Bigga. (f/f) A breach of avy of the above conditions will render the lease liable 
to forfeiture. 


Special Lease 4,284, Carcoar. Fairlie Harold Tronson.—The lease shail be subject to subsections 1, 2, 4, 6 to 17, and 20 
of Regulation No. 215 (notified 30th March, 1910), and to the following special conditions :—(a) The lessee shall keep the land 
clear of all noxious scrub, plants, or weeds during the currency of the lease. (5) The lessee shall maintain the existing fencing 
and stables in efficient repair during the currency of the lease. (c) A breach of any of the above conditions will render the lease 
liable to forfeiture. 


Special Lease 3,733, Grafton. Sebastian Oliveira.—The lease shall be subject to subsections 1, 4, 6, 8, 9, L1 to 13, 15, 
and 20 of Regulation No, 215 (notified 30th March, 1910), and to the following special conditions :—(a@) The lessee shall keep 
the existing fence in efficient repair during the currency of the lease. (6) All rights (except residence) which are conferred by 
the Mining Acts, with respect to Crown Lands, are reserved. (c) The lessee shall keep the land clear of all lantana, nagoora, 
burr, noxious scrub, plants, or weeds, during the currency of the lease. (d) The lessee shall leave sufficient trees for the purpose 
of shade on the land leased. (e) A breach of any of the above conditions will render the lease liable to forfeiture. 


{1267} Department of Lands. 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


APPLICATION FOR EXTENSION OF TERM OF LEASE FOR A SPECIAL PURPOSE. 


Ife is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned application has been received for extension of term 

of Special Lease, under the provisions of the 46th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, of the land and for the 
purpose hereunder stated, and that it is the intention to grant extension of term of lease, should no sueicleny objeetion be 
found to sxiat, after inquiry by the Land Board and consideration by the Minister. 


Any objections will receive due consideration if lodged in writing with the District Surveyor for the Land Board District 
in which the land is situated on or before the date specified in each case hereunder. 


8. W. MOORE. 


Purpose wen Lent! Board yaglin op 
Applicant. : ‘ ce where up to whie 
pplica: Locality of Land applied for. Area, gp objections may be objections 
| ; lodged may be lodged. 


a. 7. 
The Lord Bishop of Newcastle} Portion Sp. L. 1901-19, parish} 0 1 12 | Jetty 


...| Maitland +o.| 24 Sept., 1910 
Sp. L. 3,441, Newcastle). Stockton, county Gloucester. ms 


31 Ava, 1910.) | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. 4845 


[898] Department of Lands, 
APPLICATION FOR LEASE FOR A SPECIAL PURPOSE. 


pe is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned application has been received for Special Lease 

under the provisions of the 89th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, of the land and for the purpose hereunder 
stated, and that it is the intention to grant a lease, should no sufficient objection be found to exist, after inquiry by the 
Land Board and consideration by the Minister. . ] 


Any objections will receive due consideration if lodged in writing with the District Surveyor for the Land Board District 
in which the land is situated on or before the date specified hereunder. 


8. W. MOORE. 


eS enh LN ee SE ee ea 


Purpose for Local Land Board |Date up to whieh 
Applicant. Locality of Land applied for. Ares. which the Lease Office where objections| objections 
is desired, may be lodged, may be lodged. 


[28e) 3e0C- 48th 
a; SSRU cess 


Lewis, Arthur Fitz-| County of Northumberland, parish of Gosford,| About 2} | Boatshed and jetty --.| Maitland eee | 10 Sept., 1910 


gerald Edward town of Gosford. An area of 40 feet by 20) perches 
(Spl. Lease 1910-6, feet above and below high water-mark o!| 
Gosferd). the Broadwater at the foot of Holden-street. 
[1139] Department of Lands, 


Sydne;, 31st August, 1910, 
FORFEITURE OF A SPECIAL LEASE, 


[’ is hereby notified, for general information, that the Special Lease specified hereunder is declared forfeited for non-payment of rental, 
in accordance with the provisions cf the Crown Lands Acts. 


The forfeiture will take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 
S. W. MOORE. 


Land District . 
No. of No. of Name and Address of 7 / Arrears of 
and Locality of Lease. Area. Purpose. 
Lease. Papers, Lessee, Application No. Rent. 
Ms. Ls. ® a. fe Ds Susy ds 
1940 | 1910-10,897 |. Williams, Thomas, of} 1898-2,Ccbar ... Portion 254, parish Cobar, county Robinson aa 9 2 5| Tank and 0lv 0 
Wrightville, Cobar. | grazing.| ~ 
[1339] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 3ist August, 1910. 
SPECIAL LEASE APPLICATION LAPSED. 
No. is hereby given that the amount hereunder mentioned, as called for by Government Gazette of 18th May, 1910, not 


having been paid within the time prescribed by Regulation 2144 under the Crown Lands Acts, the applicant’s right to a lease is 
therefore declared lapsed for such non-payment, and all moneys paid with the application forfeited. 


8. W. MOORE. 


ScHEDULE. 
Amount 

No. of Application * J required for pay- 

No, of Papers. an Name and Address of Lessee. Situation of Land. Area, ment of ccsts 

Land District. and rent to 
; ; . 8ist Dec.,1910. 

Ms. Ls. Beek.  p- £ os. ods 

1910-11923 | 1908-24, Molong ...| Kinsela, George Henry, of Portion 175, parish Manildra, county Ash-/320 0 0 72° 0 
Manildra. burnham, shire Boree. A. 6,849-1,779. 
[1435] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 31st August., 1910. 
REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF CONDITIONAL PURCHASES AND CONDITIONAL LEASE. 


42 is hereby notified that the forfeiture of the undermentioned Conditional Purchases and Conditional Lease, which was published in 
the Gazette on the dates specified hereunder, has been reversed. 


SEER UBS S. W. MOORE. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


wb et 


‘ Section : Date of L 
No. of Date of 5 ; Parish. Portion Gazettal of ease Papers" 
CP. Purchaser. Meohasee Shire. Area. o ie County. aris No. Sehr aa P 
ee Sg “ 
DistRict oF BATHURST. 
Acres. i ; es oS 
98- 16 | Grady, Thomas coo e.] 22 Decs, aod Oberon a 4)* 26 ba ae Swatchfield. | 27 | 13 Jan., th NotcediTen | 1910-20962 
r and, 
District or MILrTon. a 
67-905 ) Mouwlt, Henry (now Win | lt sae ie, Clyde S 40 | 26 | St. Vincent| Albert mel 8 | 4 Oct , sad ceslets'eee | 1910-20720 
/ eadman). } } 


District oF Moruya. 


81 Aug., 1893 Eurododalla..| 100 | 26 | Dampier ... 1910-21189 


93- 18 { Flanagan, Hy. (now James 3 % Feb., 1910 25149 
L 


Wadbilliga 
yncb). West. 


Sp to Ge ee ee ee eT a an SRE! 


- 


- 


4846 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. 


[31 Ave., 1910. 


[1345] 


Western Land Board Office, 
Sydney, 31st August, 1910. 


APPLICATIONS UNDER SECTION 23 (PART VII), WESTERN LANDS ACTS. 


Ak 


lands, subject to the provisions of those Acts. 


is hereby notified, for public information, that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has, in 
pursuance of the powers contained in the Western Lands Acts, issued Western Lands Leases for the undermentioned portions of 


S. W. MOORE, 


Minister for Lands. 
& Balance 
HES] a: é : Term of Lease. f Rent 
No. of Papers ‘ = acs! Hacc. of Eeooen' then Situation of County. | Annual porter Amount of ¢ cial 
LB, eel of . M! ‘ . t 7 id. 
W.L.B ae% Sa Land iS me Rent already paid. Rent paid called 
- Acres. 19.10, 1943. |[& s,-d..&. a. di) 28. 6.0, 
1910-9925 | 2381} 272 | Henry Camp-| 10,280 | Part of the area} Finch ...| 31 Aug.| 80 Junei85 13 4/17 2 8 | 6810 8 | Nil. 
eee i bell. withdrawn from 
Gingie W.L.1L,! 
No. 350. | | 
9923 | 2382} 274 | Charles 21,200 | Part of Conoble| Mosegiel.... 3 Sept.) 30 ,, |22 1 8| 5 6 8| 1615 O| Nil. 
Anderson. Resumed Area 
No. 212. 
10213 | 2883| 283 | John Wil-| 32,000 | Part of Kilfera) Manara,,.| 8 , | 30 , |24 0 0} 416 0|19 4 O| Nil. 
liamson. Resumed Area 
| No. 25. : 
10216 | 2384] 284 | Duncan Hugh! 32,000 f do. es| dO $37 FOO, (20 0-01. 4 16. 0 [15 4-0, 
Williamson. ee 
10298 | 2385 | 286 | Henry Ander-| 31,500 do do 3» (80 , 119 18 9 513 4/14 0 &| Nil. 
son Linnett, 
jun. j 
10447 | 2386) 287 | Edgar Albert| 33,000 do do «cf 3 » (@Ro, (271000 & 30° G82 0 20 7eiL 
ce. ' “Nicholson. i 
10219 | 2387) 288 | Henry Ridge..| 27,400 do. do 3 , | 30 , (2236 8 & IO 0} 17 6 8} Nile 
a 
[1346] Western Land Board Office, 


Sydney, 31st August, 1910. 


LEASE GRANTED UNDER SEOTION 32, WESTERN LANDS ACTS. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has, 
in pursuance of the powers contained in the Western Lands Acts, issued a. Western Lands Lease for the undermentioned 
portion of land, subject to the provisions of those Acts. 
The rental should be paid within thirty days from this date, otherwise the lease will be liable to forfeiture. 


8S. W. MOORE, 
Minister for Lands. 


No. of Term of, Teaes, ies A Nal eas Amount 
rd z er peer Name of Lessee, Area. County. | Situation of Land. me A : of Beever 
Lease. From— To— ‘Acre, | Rental. | Saaeenk Satie 
| 
Acres. 1910, 1943. d. £ ss. Gi 
1910-10423 | 2,388 | William Arthur} 810 | Waljeers...| Within Booligal) 31 Aug 30 June| 1,25, 4 4 5] Nil. 
Tilden. population 
| area, 
[1347 Western Land Board Office, 


Sydney, 31st August, 1910, 
APPLICATIONS UNDER SECTION 18, WESTERN LAN DS ACTS. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, 
has, in pursuance of the powers contained in the Western Lands Acts, issued the undermentioned Western Lands Leases, for 
the areas specified, subject to the provisions of the said Acts. 
S. W. MOORE, 
Minister for Lands. 


No, of 
West: No. and Cl. f L der th 
metierm. | No.end Clam Lenea sade th mess Name of Lessee 5 Solgh An 
Lease. 

Acres, [ ‘ £ s. d. 
2389 | H.L. No. 581 Brewarrina .., 5,760 Percy Winton Higgins Pe Sea Nee ae : 38L 4 O 

H.L. No. 1,455 : f : ‘ 

2390 HL, N } Wilcannia.. 10,228 | Ehe Equity Trustees Executora and Agency (Company, 810 6 


{ o. 1,461 
- Ltd. (as administrator of the late Willi : 
| thurst Wright). ' ate William Qoul | 


31 Ava. 1910.) | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. 4847 


[1348] Western Land Board Office, 
_ {Sydney, 31st August,'1910, 
DETERMINATION OF RENTALS OF LEASES ISSUED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE WESTERN . 
LANDS ACTS. 
T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 19 of the “ Western Lands Act of 1901,” the Commissioners 
constituting the Western Land Board have determined the Rentals of the Leases specified in the following Schedule at 
the rates per acre and for the periods therein mentioned. 
©. J. MoMASTER, 


Chief Commissioner. 


HUGH LANGWELL, 


SOHEDULE. Commigsioner. 
pe ip aod 2 eee Reet tae et ge Sef a Aeneas wh ht not iy ee ig eee oe 5 ei ee ee Ae 
3d 
a Period f hich Rent has be 
3 BS No. and Class of Lease Anas A Total i “det . mek me ten 
a 3 = under Crown Lands Acts, or ; Name of Registered Holder. Area, bi Annual 
% = Western ands Acts. Ae Rental. . 
E 3 cores From To 
A 
Acres. d, ge dd. 
2389 | HL. No. 631, Brewarrina Percy Winton Higgins ...) 5,760 | 1°30 | 31 4 O/| 1 April, 1911/31 Mar. 1917 
2390 f A-H.L.No.1,455\ witcannia | Fhe Equity Trusstees Ex-| 10,228 | 20} 810 6| 16Jan., 1908| 15 Jan., 1923 
H.L. No. 1,461 re , 
BF ecutors and Agency Com- 
: pany, Ltd. (as adminis- 
trator of the late William 
Coulthurst Wright). 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sours, WALES, \ By His Excellency The Right Honourable Freperic Joun Naprer, Baron 
oh Me CuELMsrorD, Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael 


W. P. CuLLen, and Saint George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, 
By Deputation from His ; 
Excellency the Governor, in the Commonwealth of Australia. 


HERBEAS I, Freperic Joun Napizr, BARoN CHELMSFORD, the Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive 
Council of the said State, and in the pursuance of the provisions of the “ Closer Settlement (Amendment) Act, 1907,” 

by notification of resumption of part of Larras Lake Estate in the Government Gazette of 13th October, 1909, declared that 
the private land comprised within the areas set forth in the Schedule to the said notification (which includes the land described 
in the first Schedule hereto) should be and was thereby resumed under the said Act: And whereas it is advisable that the said 
resumption should be cancelled as to part of said land so resumed as aforesaid, and that the boundaries thereof should be modified 
in manner hereinafter appearing, and the owner of the said land has consented to such cancellation and modification: Now, 
therefore, I, the said Governor, with the advice aforesaid, in pursuance of the provisions of the “ Closer Settlement (Amendment) 
Act, 1909,” do declare that the said resumption shall be and is hereby cancelled as to the land comprised in the first Schedule 
hereto, and that the boundaries of the said land shall be and are hereby modified so as to include the land in the second Schedule 


hereto. 


——EEE aaa 


2 Shown on plan 
Portion. | Parish. | County, | catalogued. | Area. 


First ScHEDULE. fea Taps 

f tion 14 Three Rivers e+. ort .... Wellington... aR ...| Mise. 1,119 Oe. ..( 10 38 22 

ae vis ie SE | of 0 xed ae “ae do Ace ons , ». 1,115 Oe. bi 15 0 0 

Part of portion 20 do eae ae cis do cir ne ie » 1,115 Oe. ¥ F O 
Srconp SCHEDULE. 

152 Copper Hill ... Tae ...( Wellington... ees +e] Mise. 1,117 Oc. Pe i 1 2% 

153 ae do wee “0c Ses pig ae ae ses » 1116 Oa < 8 2 0 

Part of portion 18 Three Rivers ... ven a do ae PCE a » 2,118: Oe. A at a Q@ 2 


a 


[Clos. Sett. 1910-3,844]] 
Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this thirtieth day of August, in the year of our Lord one thousand 
nine hundred and ten, and in the firet year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
S. W. MOORE. 


[1336] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


“4848 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. [31 Ava., 1910. 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sourn Wates, | By His Excellency The Right Honourable Freperic Jonn Napier, “BARON 
to wit. 
(1.8. ) 
_W. PB. CULLEN, ~— Michael and Saint George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its 
By Deputation from His 
. Hucellency the Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia. 


CneLMsForD, Knight, Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 


HEREAS a Closer Settlement Advisory Board, duly constituted under the “ Closer £ettlement (Amendment) Act, 1907,” 
has reported that the land described in the Schedule hereto is suitable to be acquired for Closer Settlement: And whereas 


there has been no agreement with the owners to purchase the said land: And whereas the value of the said land without the- 


improvements thereon, as estimated by the said Advisory Board, exceeds twenty thousand pounds: And whereas I, FREDERIC 
Joun NapsEr, BaRon CoEeLMsror?, the Governor aforesaid, with the ad-ice of the Executive Council has, by Proclamation of 
9th July, 1909, in the Government Gazette, notifiel that I proposed to acquire the said land for the purposes of Closer 
Settlement : And whereas both Houses of the Parliament <f the said State have approved by resolutions of the resumption of 
the said land, together with any improvements thereon : Now, therefore I, the said Governor, with the advice aforesaid, and in 
pursuance of the provisions of the said Act, do declare, by this notification to be published in the “overnment Gazette, that 
the private land, comprised within the areas set forih in the Schedule hereto, shall be and is hercby resumed under the said Act 
to the intent that, on this notification in the Government Gazette being made, the said land described in the Schedule hereto shall 
vest in His Majesty for the purposes of the Closer Settlement Acts, and be dealt with thereunder, and I declare that the following 
isthe Schedule of land hereinbefore referred to :— 
SCHEDULE. 

All those pieces er parcels of land in the State of New South Wales, containing by admeasurement a total area of 12,356 
acres 8 roods 14 perches, more or less, owned by the Trustees of the estate of the late John Charters, known as the Tibbereenah 
Estate, and more particularly specified hereunder, 

[ Clo. Sett. 1910-3,757 ] 


Portion. Parish. County. Pian No, Area. C.P. or C.L, No. 
OMe = 8, 0 
28 Narrabri ...| Nandewar Prey (es es oy tof) Bae PT 
30 Pedi al aeseedo veal Ne» 161,774 38 0 0 RF, 
31 Do do | ae speeches, 23 2 1 (ex. railway) 
; meer 
ny) oO REN : 
34 Do do fl. Natasciews 42 0 0 . 
35 Do do pikes Biri aby 32 0 0 
36 Do Ke do teil Ne weeny as «| 80 1 80 (ex. railway) 
i nS es at = Py fs ue 3 
o 0 aealiaiNGs 
39 Do do Aso Facet 35 0 0 
40 Do ao SNES Tie Paes i 36 0 O 
41 Do do mil SINGS ee ge 42 1 14 (ex. railway) 
42 Do do oN germs 45 0 16 as 
tales wl geet ree eee 
(0) () d : 3 
45 Do do | N. i 5 86 0 0 
46 Do do sh Nae ee 38 0 0 
47 Do do AN eee 42 0 0 
48 Do do eed PI Se R 32 0 O 
49 Do ; do ANG he xP ytyy 29 0 0 
50 Do do (Nahm s Neuss . 25 2 0 
51 Do do ses ela Sree 30:7,0--'0 
52 Do do J oN gs ete oe Bes 28 2.0 
53 Do do eS s apes aes cee iO Lek a) 
54 Do do all ING tecae on edie 65 0 O 
55 Do do EN ea cro, alah 52° "0° "0 
Ae ae “s a . 7 Sa 5 : os (ex. railway) 
rv) cé) +} . fr 5) 
80 Do eae. eI OS 8 216 
81 Do do  cchacN ste eee 9 2 0 
82 Do do gx Reem en a 14 1 0 
88 Do ‘ do No pros 22. 3-0 
87 Do ve do SUSIN Seta 232 lO 
95 Do do aN oes oe 40 8 0 (ex.10ad) 
: oe ee 
5 t) e ) als 
306 Do dt aeade BauNsrr to 43 0 0 

Unnecessary road between Do oe do ms (he ara eae Sea HS) 
portions 28 and 34. 

Unnecessary road between Do hee do » ala ee emer 9 3 38 (ex. railway) 
portions 33 & .36 ‘ 
and 387 & 41. 

Unnecessary road between Do A? do wad]. IN a, 6 #1913 
portions 43 and 44, 

Unnecessary roads on Do ae do EN aS dv 2 mss 8 0 35 
north boundary of 
portions 51 to 54, and 
on west boundary of : 
portion 40, 

1 Milner White ... «| L. 44-1,512 565 O O (ex. railway) 
2 Do AO sates W. 76-1,767 320 0 O (ex. road) 
2 ee ge aaa a coy F » | 216 0 0 4) 
F Bolt: ag 2 W.-77 $40 0 0 ‘ 
3 po Be | ee 5 640 0 0 . 

vee to) : .30 aie 
10 Do ao W.352 | 180 0 P 

nee . ” € art O.P. 93-9 

12 Do ag’: Nisley. 149 0 O (ex. road) Ps 


31 Ava., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. 4849 


PROCLAMATION—continucd. 


Portion. | Yarish, County. Plan No. Area. C.P. or C.L. No. 
| i Blatt De 
13 Milner ... cele Wihitomee .| W.147-1,767 ..| 162 0 © (ex. road) Part C.P. 98-9 
14 Dow: se Jodh Gh : Bay Nugent ce Mie : 92 3 0 
15 Do darts ata Vie needa 49 0 0 
16 Do do : OW. BBE De 104 0 0 
17 Do do sail Ws BEB 33 240 O O (ex. road) 
18 Do do ies sal Wood Weg 400 0 O 
19 Do do | W.365 180 0 0 C.P. 90-10 
20 Dor wes ...| do te Seat NW COG) at iss 165 O O (ex. road) 90-12 
21 is Domne sort dO ee whe Weep 183i feo) Part C.P. 1902-5 
3 Turrawan «| do RS Wah OS 9 hyp 80 0 0 
4 Do do Jw. 45, 100 0 O 
5 Do | do OW a’ 8 1600 0 0 
6 Do do W283. 05 108 1 0 
th Do do Wir Gomme 199 0 O 
8 Do do Aegis Jon as 100 0 UV 
9 Do do LaWate 100 0 0 
10 Do do CW 250 Q@ 0 
ll Do do eh Wat OO ies 250 O O (ex. road) 
12 Do do W. 64 ~~, 250 0 O 
13 Do do Ah Gres wane 250 0 O 
14 Do do bal) Wek O3) ay 140 0 O 
15 Do do esi Navin ROz muy: 100 0 O 
16 Do do : | W.105 40 0 0 
17 Do do). 1 ak |.W.132 150 0 0 
18 Do do ..| W.106,, 93 2 O 
19 Do do i), Wie ee 5 94 1 0 
20 Do do silo Wid eoetnaaee os 43 0 O 
21 Do do Ole VV sees 43 0 O 
22 Do do LUT ae 43 2 0 
23 Do do BWV akc fe 43 0 O 
24 Do do ae Ws LOZi, 8 320 0 O 
25 Do do elt Aa GS 46 1 0 
26 Do dot tests ..| W.220, 332 0 0 C.L. 26,160 
27 Do bi do eh Wigeke 386 2 0 26,347 
28 Do do ‘ SW L29 v=, SU 20 
29 Do do St WW LBS 72 2 0 Part C.P. 1902-5 
30 Do do it ie OR 8L 2 0 tes 
31 Do do LW 18k 2, 50 0 O 
82 Do do Ay Maa betsy oe 320 0 O 
33 Do do W.1386 x, 59) 2° 0 Part C.L. 23,199. 
84 Do do Te Weis7 >> 4 ..| 320 0 0 
37 Do do W293) fy 240 0 O Part C.L. 23,199. 
42 Do do PSWel6Ss. 240 0 0 
44, Do do “EW, 19Ts.”, 320 0 0 
45 Do ..| do Ane PeeWee LODE Bs ...| 720 0 O C.L. 15,282. 
46 Do MLEe agit miami wll hygiey en ey ...| 100 0 0 
62 Do Sh Bild W858) ...| 193 8 O (ex. road) | Part C.P. 1902-5. © 
89 Cooma do AVN ase Va baie ai 59 O O 
$0 Bo sig els GO alee Via 7A 73 0 0 
91 Otats sale GO nee arate, Vest t55 ie 
92 (Part) Dose orden ee ae aes poe 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this thirtieth day of August, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine 
hundred and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN HUGHES. 


{1392} GOD SAVE THE KING! 


LT 


[{1382) : Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 31st August, 1910. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the Crown Lands (Amendment) Acts, 1899 and 1908, the cancellation of the road 
permits specified in the appended Schedule is hereby reversed, in consequence of the arrears of rent having been paid as 


prescribed. — 
S. W. MOORK. 
SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 

Holder of Permits. Parish. County. Permit No. Land District. 
Nicholson, W. ... eee ...| Tallawudjah_... ee ...| Fitzroy ee eas w| 1904-5 | Grafton. 
Holmes, W. E. ... Ne .../ Kerranakoon .., oe ...| Townsend .., oe «| 1905-5 | Deniliquin. 
Shannon, Jchn .,.. oy ...| South Deniliquin 4h Ae do yi te Pas 1907-86 do 
Rose, Thomas ie .| Woonox : ag as do os Bt Fe 1909-64 do 
Landale.and Sons .... Brassi and Purdanima i do ayy ase Sas 88 do 
Pannowitz, John oe .--| Dallas... saa a ...| Cooper He ate ok 1908-- 4 | Narrandera. 

Do Sy ...| Hulong... aN He ms do ser ode fo 5 do 

Do a she do a8 a hie do Par od ue 6 do 
Spradbrow, W. A. saa .... Moolarben ae a ...| Phillip BY 43 Hy 8 | Mudgee. 
Board, W. V. ...| Barrabu... “ty tea ...| Wakool nae sae ie, 1905-33 | Deniliquin. 


No. 134, 31 Avaust, 1910.—5. - 


4850 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. [31 Auvge., 1910. 


[1381] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 31st August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED RE-MARKINGS AND ALTERATICGNS OF ALIGNMENT Of STREETS, 
MUNICIPALITY OF NEWTOWN. 


Nea is hereby given that a re-marking and proposed alteration of the carriage and foot ways of the undermentioned streets having 
been surveyed and defined, it is proposed to submit the plan thereof to the Governor for approval under the provisions of the 
Public Roads Act, 1902. 

Should any person desire to object to the action proposed to be taken, it is requested that objection be made in writing, and . 
and forwarded to the Minister for Lands within one month from the date of this notice. 

Plan N. 34-1,953 (Roll) of the streets in question may be inspected at this Office, or a copy of the same at the Municipal Council 
Chambers at Newtown. 
[Roads 1901-626-2]} ne 8. W. MOORE. 


SCHEDULE OF STREETS REFERRED TO. 


Width of A 
Name of Street. | From | To Sorttia de bid Bak ir ek. Remarks. 
| : 
ft. in. ft. in. ft. in. 
es (| North side'is a re-marking, south 
\ POR leet ? || side is an alteration of part of 
George-street (origin-| King-street _...| Whitehorse-street 21 0 3 0 28 6 + | original alignment as shown on 
ally aligned as White SS 5 Be aa || plan catalogued N. 1-1,953, 
Horse street). A L| Fences and buildings encroach, 
Whitehorse-street ...| Newman-lane ...| Norfolk-street ... es 0 ( ad 0 This is a re-marking of original 
Bey, a 4:6 || slig eed aligament as shown on plan 
perrowing “| 1 | narroWME ©! catalogued: N. 1-1,068, Builds 
pimerthesn | | jat northern | | ings, fences, and wall encroach 
end. J L end, 8° y ; 
(| The part extending about 343 
| links (mean) easterly. from 
King-street is an alteration, 
Norfolk-street (origin-| King-street —_...| Whitehorse-street, | 0 1 250 the remainder to the turn east- 
ally aligned as at the turn east:| and 5 4 6 } and | erly of Norfolk-street, is a re- 
George-street and erly of Norfolk-| 19 9 28 0 marking of original alignment, 
part as White Horse street. as shown on plan catalogued 
street). N. 1-1,953. Buildings and 
(| fences encroach. 
[1384] ‘ Depariment of Lands, 


Sydney, 3lst August, 1910. 
NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIC ROADS ACT OF 1902, OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF LANDS 
FOR ROADS. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Public Roads 
4. Act of 1902, the lands hereunder described (in respect of which lands notice of proposal to resume the same has been duly given) 
shall be and ave hereby resumed for the several roads hereunder specified, and that the said lands shall be and are hereby dedicated as roads, 


8. W. MOORE. 


DEscRivrion OF ROAD OPENED :—Road from Blacktown to Richmond road to the north-eastern corner of portion 30, parish of 
Gidley, county of Cumberland, Blacktown Shire No. 128. = 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-6-9 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,897-1,603. ] 


DESoRIPTION of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, was published in the Government Gazette of 29th June, 1910, 
folio 3562. 
Lanp District or WINDSOR. 


Width of 


Character Land Beis: a 
Parish No. Area. Parish Name. Reputed Owner. Occupier, 0 Resumed une 
Holding. and D Ares a 
Dedicated. | Veteatedems 
a2. DP. F CS a 
23 30 0 0} Gidley ~... ..{ Mrs. A. Milford ... as seo) ese] hos, Davidson  ... | Freehold ... «+ | 1 chain | Sea is 216 
29 145 2 0 do wes e.| Representatives of late T. Ivory Reelii@a dave YO aa. = ase do ees conf eos al! 20 Sd 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—Part of road connecting the Gloucester-Bullah Delah road with the Myall-Bullah Delah road, 
parishes of Kyle and Huther, county of Gloucester, Stroud Shire No. 18. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-225-10; Catalogue No.of Plan—R, 9,948-1,603.] 


DESCRIPTION of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 


tte Be aig to resume the lands referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 15th June, 1910, 
folio ’ 


Lanp Disrricr or Srroup. 


Width of Area 
Paris Character 
Area, Pari “ Land Resumed 
No. arish Name. Reputed Owner, Occupier. Resumed and and 


0. 
Holding. | “Dedicated. | Dedicated. 


a, T. De 
75 50 0 0 | Kyle .. ww. ‘ss «| James Burke os ws = ee | James Burke, ase owe aws| CWP. 1904-6...| 100 links and} 1 2 80 
r ‘variable. 

9 60 0.0 Buther..  s | Patrick Joseph Hickey .. «| Patrick Joseph Hickey .. | Freehold ...| Variable ...| 0 1 20 


GT 


—$—$—————— 


31 Aua., 1910.] 


[1383] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 184 


4851 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 3ist August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIC ROADS AOT, 1902, OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF LANDS 
‘ FOR ROAD, AND OF THE CLOSING OF ROADS GR PARTS OF ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY, 
AND PART GF ROAD DHCLARED TO BE A PUBLIC ROAD. 


1S Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the 

Public Roads Act, 19U2, the lands hereunder described (in respect of which lands notice of proposal to resume the same 

has duly been given) shall be and are hereby resumed for the several roads hereunder specified ; and that the said lands shall be 

and are hereby dedicated as roads; also, that the road or parts of roads hereunder specified, which. are deemed to be unnecessary 
(in respect of which notice uf proposal to close the same has duly been given), shall be and are hereby closed, — 


8. W. MOORE. 


Description oF Road opmneD:—Deviution in part of road from Canonba to Pine Ridge, parish of Stanhope, county of 
Gregory, Marthaguy Shire, No. 59. 


[ Registration No. of Papers—Koads 1908—722-12 ; 


Catalogue No. of Plun—R. 9,886-1,608.] 


Descerprion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of parts of roads 
deemed to be uznecessary, which are now closed. 

A proposal to resume the lands{referred to for the road in question, and to close the parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, 
was published in the Government Gazeite of 20th April, 1910, folio 2231. 


Lanp DISTRICT, OF WARREN. 


Parish 


Area. vasa 


{| Reputed Owner. 


Occupier. 


Character 


of 
Holding. 


a 


Width of 


Resumed 


Dedicated. 


Land 
to be Parts of Roads closed, &c., and Part of Road 
declared to be a Public Road. 


and Dedicated. 


© 
we 
© 
wo 
bo 
o 


43 (304 3 0 Do 


Stanhope... 


Bank of New| 
fouth Wales. 


W. C, Hill 


do seo my. 


Bank of New 
South Wales, 


W.C. Hill 


do was ee 


Freehold ,.. 


«| Part«f C.P.A 


1yvT-8, 


do ie 


r. 
300 links... 18 0 


a. p. 
6| The unnecessary part of reserved road 
through this porrion, extending north- 
easterly from southern extremity of new 


road isclosed and 1s to be granted in lieu, 


The unnecessary part of reserved road 
through these portions, extending south- 
wester y from northern extremity of new 
roud and the unnecessary part of boundary 
road separating part of portion 95 trom part 
! of portion 62, east of new road, are closed 
and are to be added to portions 95 and 43 
parts of ©.P. 1907-8, in lieu; the area of 
portion 95 being increased by 8% acres; the 
area of portion 43 being increased hy 14 
acres; and the area of the whole C.P. 
increased by 10} acres. 


Be Jaa 395 OF 0 | 


The part of boundary road included in sur- 
vey and in continuity of new road is declared 
to be a public road, and dedicated to the public 
accordingly. ) 


Duscerprion or Roap orENnrp :—Deviation in part of road from Coolangatta to Geringong, at the Crooked River, parish of 
Broughton, county of Camden, Municipality of Gerringong. 


[Registration No. of Papers— Roads 1909-522-14; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,895-1,608. ] 


Duscererron of land now resumed for tho road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of part of road deemed to be 
unnecessary, which is now closed. 


A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question, and to close the part of road deemed to be unnecessary, was 
published in the Government Gazette of 29th June, 1910, folio 3561. 


‘Lanp Disrriot oF »KIAMA. 


Parish 
Name, 


hE, Ds 
$17 2 0| Broughton ... 


— 


Reputed Owner, 


The 
Hay, 


executors of 
the late Sir John 


Width of Ared 
Character Land Eatuined 
Occupier. 0! Resumed and Part of Road closed, &. 
Holding, and ; 
Dedicated. bial ne 
a, T. Dp. 
Michael Burke ...| Freehold...| 50 links acapntss de) Last The unnecessary part of confirmed road (R. 


4,248-1,608) within this portion between 
north and south extremities of new road 
is closed and vested in the owner of adjoin- 
ing land. 


Description or RoAD OPENED :—Road from road at north-east corner of J, Noble’s portion 2, parish of Parkes, county of White, 
thence through portion 45, towards Baan Baa, parish of Tulla Mullen, county of Pottinger, Namoi Shire No. 46. 


[Registration No, of Papers—Roads 1908-815 -24; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,983-1,603.] 


Dersoziption of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated es a publio road, and of road deemed to be unnecessary, 
which is now closed. 


A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question, and to close the road deemed to be unnecessary, was published 
in the Government Gazette of 15th June, 1910, folio 3377. : 
Lanp District oF NARRABRI. 


Reputed Owner, 


ey Ly he 
45) 649 © O| Tulla Mul-| Commercial Banking 


len. 


Company of Syiney 


(Limited), 


Occupier. 


C. E. Comrie Thom. 
son, 


Character 
a 
Holding. 


| | 


C.P. 91-38... | 


Width of 


Land Area 
Resumed a Boad closed, &o, 
av * 
Dedicated. Dedicatod., 


Eas Se 

11 3 0 | The unnecessary reserved road within Commercial 
Banking Company of Sydney, Limi'ed’s portion 
$1, parish of Willala, county of Pottinger, is 
closed and added to C.L. No, 214-89, Gunne- 
dah (portion 81), in lieu; the area of C.L, and 
portion being increased by 11 aeres 3 rocds. 


160 links... 


o> }- — I ete A a aA Sa a = os 


4852 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. No. 134. [31 Aue., 1910. 


ters 


pe as <== = 


[1406] ‘ Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 26th August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSHD OPENING OF ROADS, AND OF PROPOSED CLOSING OF ROADS OR PARTS OF 
ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY. 


INSEE is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that certain roads should be opened, and that it is proposed 
to resume for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described. 


The proposed roads are shown upon plans which can be mspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be inspected at the 
respective Offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land District in which the lands are situated. 


All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing and to forward to the Minister, within one month from date of 
this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposal to open the roads referred to. 


Notice is also given that the Minister is of opinion that it is expedient to close the roads or parts of roads hereunder specified, and all 
persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister, within one month from this date, any 
objections which may appear to them to exist to the closing of the said roads or parts of roads. 


Plans showing the roads or parte of roads proposed to be closed can be inspected at tihis Office, and a copy of the same may be inspected 
at the respective Offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land District in which the lands are situated. 


S. W. MOORE, 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Part of road between Lockhart and Narrandera, parish of Galore, county of Urana, 
Lockhart Shire No. 73. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-89-10 ; Catalogue No, of Plan—R. 9,945-1,603. ] 
Description of lands which it is proposed to resumed and parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 


Lanp District or URANA. 


Parish Parish ? Character | Width of Area 
No Area. Nase Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to be to be Parts of Roads proposed to be closed, &¢, 
ji 7 Holding | Resumed. | Resumed. 
Be oF.) De Bee. ap: 
24 500 O 0} Galore...| John T, Gladiman,,,| John T. Gladman] Frechold .. | 200 links...|} 18 1 0 The unnecessary part of boundary road 
and road in use. separating portion 24 from the Law 


Debenture Coporation, Limited’s, portions 

12 and 11, is to be closed and granted in 

lieu. 7 

Unnumbered 8 0 0 Do ...| The Law Debenture| The Law Debenture do eel LOOM Gy reas 010 The unnecessary part of boundary road 
sold road be- Corporation, Ltd. Corporation, Ltd., separating portions 27, 26, 28, and sold 


tween por- and road in use. road from same owner’s portions 13 and 

tions 24 & 28. ~ 12,and extending from the proposed road, 
28 309 0 0 0 oes do ea do ase do Bec ZOO ony atest nO mee tO south of the north-east corner of J. T. 
26 320 0 0 Do .. do Sed do 3 do ae] 200) 25 2a 10 00 Gladmanu’s portion 24 is to be closed and 
Q7 320 8 0 Do do oe do ee do aoa ROO ees cee 2 220 granted in lieu, 


DEsORIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Parts of road from Wauchope to Beechwood-Funis-road, parishes of Koree and 
Redbank, county of Macquarie, Hastings Shire No, 165. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-699-10; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 10,017-1,603, 


Description of lands which it is proposed to resume, and part of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close, 


Lanp District or Port MAcQuaRizE. 


a 5 Width of 
goa Area. See Reputed Owner. (eoupier peered oe Bees tolbs private Part of Road proposed to be closed, &c. 
S455 Pp; ces ee Oe 
Part off 500 0 © | Koree ..| North Crast Steam} N. Cain ot . | Freehold .| 100 links . 0 0 15} | This proposed resumption embraces lot 
portion 1. Navigation Company 9, section C, of private subdivision, 
(limited) é town of Wauchope. 
Part of 2,560 © © | Redbank.) A, J. Bartrim ... ..| A.J. Bartrim ... rh do «| 100 ,, «| 1 0380 | Unnecessary part of road (R. 6,065-1,608) 
portion 17, west of proposed road is to be closed 
and granted in lieu. 


DESCRIPTION OF RoaD TO BE OPENED :—Road from Narrandera-Narriah road to north-west corner of “ McKeown” trigonometrical 
reverve, parish of North Bolaro, county of Cooper, Yanko Shire No. 74. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Rouads 1910-176-7; Catalogue No, of Plan—R. 10,030-1,603] 


Description of land which it is proposed to resume, and part of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 


Lanp District or NARRANDERA. 


5 
ra Parish Character | Width of Area 
‘a Area, Nannies Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to be to be Roads and parts of Roads proposed to be closed, &¢. 
5 Holding. | Resumed. | Resumed. 
ou 
fey Site Ye Es bei he 
39 /1,807 0 0 | North The | Australian) William Henry} C.L. 8,322...) 100 links...) 6 2 0 | The unnecessary part of road separating G. W. J. 
Bolaro, Widows’ Fund Life] Davies. Pearson’s C.P. (portion 24) from the Australian 
Assurance Society Widows’ Fund J.ife Assurance Society (Limited’s) 
(Limited) C.P. (portion 55) extending from north-east co nT 
of portion 24 to a point 200 links north of south- 
east corner of that tortion, is to be closed and 
added to said portion 55 (C.P. 91-24) in lieu; the 
area thereof to be increased by 84 acres. : 


Se 
, 


31 Auve., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 134. 4853 


———— 


NOTIFICATION OF PKOPOSED OPENING AND CLOSING OF RJADS, &0.—continucd 


Desorption OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Road from the Upper Missabotti to Bowraville road towards Upper Kennackle Creek, 
parish of Missabotti, county of Raleigh, Bellingen Shire No. 18. 


[Registration No. of Papers— Roads 1908-40-6 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,978-1,603. ] 


Dxscerprion of lands which it is proposed to resume, and roads and parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to 
close. 


Lanp Distrior oF BELLINGEN. 


a A Barish Character | Width of Area Roads and parts of Roads proposed to be closed, &e., 
& % Area. Name Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to be to be and parts of roads 
py ° Holding. | Resumed. | Resumed. to be declared to be Public Roads, 
ant DP a T. P. 
146 | 64 0 0 | Missabotti | Mrs.Christina Byrnes) Mrs, Christina Byrnes| C.L. 1905-65) 100 links... Tet, © ote 200 048 608 abe ves ont 060 vee bbb noe O48 2b0 000 vee O80 44 088 400 450 008 
145 | 80 0 0 DOE fen do + do | C.P. 1905- | 100 links & 1 130 The unnecessary part of reserved road through 
181.) variable. this portion, immediately west of proposed road, 
is to be closed and added to C.P. 1905-131 (portion 
145) in lieu; the area thereof toremain unaltered. 
77 |120 0 0 Do__...| John Hay and P. H.| Mrs. Elizabeth Freehold ... do ae 2 0 32 | The unnecessary part of reserved road through 
Morton. MacKay. this portion (77), immediately west of proposed 
road and unnecessary branch reserved roads (2), 
76 | 40 0 0 Doha. do aa do nae do os aoteira. 1 0 27 therefrom to crossings of Kennackle Creek 


(within portion 77); the unnecessary part of 
reserved road within portion 76, east of proposed 
62 |50 0 0 DO cc do Ar do ws do | Variable... OS Oe road; the unnecessary reserved road within 
portion 76, west of proposed road; the unneces~ 
sary parts of boundary road between portions 
62 and 76, north and south of road R. 6,052-1,603; 
and the unnecessary reserved road within 
Messrs. Hay and Morton’s portion 59, are to be 
closed and part granted in lieu. 


The unnecessary reserved road within J, P 
Byrnes C.L. 1905-67 (portion 147) is to be closed for 
addition to C.L. 1905-67; the area of the C.L. and 
portion, when addition is made, will be increased 
by 2 roods. 
| The part of boundary road between portions 62 
| and 76, north of road R. 6,052-1,603, westerly of 
southern extremity of proposed road, together with 
all parts of boundary and reserved roads included 
| in survey and in continuity of proposed road, is to 
| be declared to be a Public Road, and dedicated to 


the public accordingly. 


[1405] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 31st August, 1910. 


NOTIFIOATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROAD. 


OTICE is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that a certain road should be opened, and that it is proposed 
to resume for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described. 


The proposed road is shown upon a plan which can be inspected at this office, and a copy of the same may be inspected at the 
Office of the Crown Land Agent at Picton. 


All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing and to forward to the Minister, within one month from date 
of this notice, any objections which may eppear to them to exist to the proposal to open the road referred to. 


S. W. MOORE. 


Duscriprion oF RoaD TO BE OPENED :—Part of road from The Oaks to Camden, parish of Weromba, county of Camden, 
Wollondilly Shire No. 122. 


(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1908-842-10; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 10,075-1,603. ] 


Dssczirtion of lands which it is proposed to resume, 
Lanp District oF Picron. 


Character | Width of Area 


Parish No. Area. Patish Name. Grantee and Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to be to be 
| Holding. | Resumed, | Resumed. 
Sem Ts Ps oe f Sa) La Ds 
Part of 139.) 2,800 0 0 | Weromba ...| Hannibal Hawkins McArthur (grintee)| Private subdivision} road in use ..| Freehold...) 50links...; 1 0 0 
Do «| 2,800 0 0 do ...| Thomas Donoghue ... eA cb ~.| Thomas Donoghue  .., oe be Gi ost LOO git ene dae ee LO 
Do ...{ 2,800 0 0 do | Thomas Inglis  . . . | Thomastnglis.. 4. = «| do (100, «| # 8 0 
Do «| . 2,800 0 0 do ...| Hannibal Hawkins McArthur (grantee) Private subdivision; road in use .. do ..| 50 Maes Ty Gnd 
variable, 
[1410] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 3lst August, 1910, 
REVERSAL OF ANNULLING OF SALES BY AUCTION OF CROWN LAND. ; 


Ug ee is héreby given that the annulling of the Auction Sales hereunder particularised, which was notified in the Governinent 
Gazette of 24th March, 1909, has been reversed. 
S. W. MOORE. 


SCHEDULE. 
Reicee | Place of Sale, Date of Sale. | Parish, | County. |Town or Village.| Portion. Lot. Section,| Purchaser. Shire. 
Godan EA tt ee 
Aln. : 
1910-11674 | Murwillumbah...| 27 Mar., 1907...| Tyalgum ...| Rous | Tyalgum wos} ca eee cee eee 18 & 19 5 W.C. Trimble ...| Tweed (1) 
11675 Do sao fi 20 Pee do ow} ao eo do woe | eee see cee oee 3,4, & 5 6 do * do 
11676 Do Ay ae ata do «| do S do Pd Specter O&ll 6 do EM do 
11677 Do fe] 20 Ber do on| do oe do eco] eaveveces ees” || 45, G5 de! 7 8 do oe do 


4854 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. [31 Ava., 1910: 
[1134] IN THH LAND APPHAL COURT OF NHW SOUTH WALES. 


WA] OTICE is hereby given that Sittings of the LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES will bo holden at 
DARLINGHURST, commencing at 10 a.m. on Monday, the 12th day of September next, for the hearing of all Appeals 
and References in respect of which notices have been issued, and for the hearing of all such other matters as may be lawfully 
brought before the said Court. 
W. R. JAMIESON, 


Registrar. 


22nd August, 1910. 


The following cases will be heard:— 


and Appeal | Land District. 


Conrt No. 


8871 


8926 


8931 


8939 


8943 


8959 


Molong ... 


Grafton... 


Hillston... 


Grafton... 


Gunnedah 


Scone 
Gunnedah 
Do 
Casino ... 
Armidale 
Do 


Murrurundi 


Do 


| 
| 


| Walcha... 
| Parkes .. 


Bellingen 


Bingara... 


Appellant. 


.| W. J. Barber 


pea 


Minister for Lands ,,. 


A, Adams ... 


»| Ryd. Ferrett, jun. .. 


va! de MeCormack 


“py MO LEIPP — aes 


W. J, Knapman 


...| Minister for Lands ... 


Hilda M. M. Moorhead 


A. Thompson 
A. A. Thompson 
R. P. Abbott... 


H, Avard 


A, S. Machin 


Ee Pollard’ ts, 


...| d. 8. MeGovern 


J.S. Reece ... 
do 


..| W. J. Magill 


.| J.B, A, and 8. Vickery 


oot 


Nature of Appeal or Reference. 


...| Appeal against the decision ot Local Land Board in respect of 


his application for appraisement of the annual rental of 
conditional lease No. 1908-8, Molong. 

Reference for decision in respect of Michael Daniel O’Connell’s 
application to convert his special leases Nos. 1900-3, 1901-2, 
and 1907-36, Grafton, into an original conditional purchase 
No. 1209-120, Grafton. 


.| Appeal against the appraised value of a Crown improyement 


(well), on his additional homestead selection No. 1909-3; 
Hillston. 


.| Appeal against the finding of Grafton Land Board overruling a 


certain objection taken in respect of their dealing with the 
appraisement of the capital value of the land comprised in 
original conditional purchase No. 1909-50, Grafton. 

Appeal against the appraised capital value of the land comprised 
in his original conditional purchase No. 1910-3, Gunnedah, 
being a conversion of his original homestead selection No. 
1900-2, and additional homestead selection No. 1904-47, 
Gunnedah, 


..| Appeal against the appraised value of a Crown improvement 


(dam), on his conditional lease No. 1909-30, Scone. 


.| Appeal against the appraised annual rental of his settlement 


lease No. 687, Gunnedah. 


.| Reference for determination of the annual rental of Walter John 


Knapman’s settlement lease No. 637, Gunnedah. 
Appeal against the appraised annual rental of her conditional 
lease No, 1909-93, Casino. 


...| Appeal against the recommendation of Local Land Board for 


refusal of his special lease application No. 1910-21, Armidale. 
Appeal against the recommendation of Local Land Board for 
refusal of his special lease application No. 1919-26, Armidale. 


...| Appeal against the appraised value of certain land resumed for 


road purposes for, and in connection with, the road Bland- 
ford to Timor, parish of Murulla, county of Brisbane, Land 
District of Murrurundi 


...| Appeal against the appraised value of certain land resumed for 


road purposes for, and in connection with, the road Blandford 
to Timor, parish of Murulla, county of]Brisbane, Land District 
of Murrurundi. 


.| Appeal against the finding of Local Land Board in respect of 


conditional purchase No. 1907-66, Walcha. 


.| Appeal against the recommendation of Local Land Board for 


refusal of his special lease applications Nos. 1910-11 and 
1910-12, Parkes. 


.| Appeal against the recommendation of Local Land Board for 


refusal of his special lease application No. 1910-2, Bellingen. 
Appeal against the disallowance of his additional conditional 
purchase application (unnumbered), Bingara, and against 
the direction of Local Land Board in respect of John 
Michell’s additional settlement lease application No. 1909-7, 
Bingara. 


..., Appeal against the recommendation of Local Land Board for 


refusal of his special lease application No. 1909-19, Bingara. 


.| Appeal against the recommendation of Local Land Board in 


respect. of John Thomas. King’s special lease application 
No. 1909-21, Bingara, 


.| Appeal against the direction of Local Land Board in respect of 


his additional homestead selection application No. 1908-3, 
Parkes. 


REFERENCES BY THE MINISTER FOR LANDS FOR THE RETURN OF THE UNDERMENTIONED CASES 
TO LOCAL, LAND BOARDS FOR RE-HEARING. 


Land Appeal 
Court No. Land District. 


A ca a a a ET I a ee ee In EH EA, 


Nature of Reference. 


| Bellingen ... 5a ni on 


8964 James Henry Claude Ryce’s conditional purchase and conditional lease 
applications Nos. 1909-148 and 1909-37, Bellingen. 
8966, | Casino eid as nh ...| Patrick Casey’s application for the extension of the term of his special lease 


| No. 3,780, Casino. 
| ; 


FOR MAKING OF AN ORDER IN THE FOLLOWING CASE IN ACCORDANCE WITH DECISION OF 
THE SUPREME COURT. : 


Cand Appeal 


Couct No. Land District. 


Appellant. 


Nature of Appeal or Reference. 


8841 Cowra .. 


Minister for Lands .., 


«:| Reference by Cowra Land Board for direction as to the issue of 
the final certificate in respect of ‘Thomas Francis Mullampy’s 
original conditional purchase No. 1909-13, Cowra. 


y 


31 Ava. 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 134. 4855 


fe tes atl ae a RN gh Sa DN NT, ll ro ET ae meer at aR 


[1264] Local Land Board Office, 
Moree, 22nd August, 1910. 


IT is hereby notified that inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board in respect to Reserves which are included in Leases, 
the conversion of which has been applied for under section 11 of the Crown Lands Act of 1908, and as to any objections te 
granting the applications. 
Particulars are specified in Schedule below. 
' anil OHAS. THURBURN, 
District Surveyor. 


SCHEDULE. 
Particulars of Lease, conversion of which is applied for... Place and Date of 
Applicant for (Class of Holding Reserves included. 1 Inquiry by 
Nature of ‘ . Conversion. applied for, Local Land Board. 
Leane Area. Parish. | County. 
ley) Soy eee eS 
Acres. | Kes a 
Special leases 850 Yarouah ...{ Benarba ...| Chas. Conditional | Water and camping| Moree, 23rd. 
Nos. 1,261 Midwood.| purchase No. reserve No, 1,353. September, 1910. 
and 1,262. 1910-9. 


ee eee es ANREP) eRe en em 


[1434] Local Land Board Office, 
Goulburn, 29th August, 1910. 


IT is hereby notified that inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board in respect to a Reserve which is included in a Lease, 
the conversion of which has been applied, for under section 11 of the Crown Lands Act of 1908, and as to any objections to 
granting the application. 
Particulars are specified in Schedule below. 
G. H. SHEAFFE, 
District Surveyor. 


SOHEDULE. — 
Particulars of Lease, conversion of which is applied for. F Place and Date of 
Applicant for Class of Holding Reserves included. Inquiry by 
Nature of e\ Pariah Gout Conversion, applied for. Local Land Board, 
Lease. rea. arisn, ounty. 
Acres. 

Special Lease 75 | Murrabrine | Dampier ...| Joseph John Bown} A.C.P. ...| Water reserve 259| Bega, on 14th 

1907-4. Sept., 1910. 
poeeere Seip sents! kadai spree piaieh oath dintntesie accent as ace s Lb whe eee - i 
[1265] Loeval Land Board Office 


Wagga Wagga, 22nd August, 1910. 


IT is hereby notified that inquiry will be held by the Looal Land Board in respect to Reserves which are included ina Lease, the” 
conversion of which has been ‘applied for under section 11 of the Crown Lands Act of 1908, and as to any objections to. 
granting the application,’ : 
Particulars are specified in Schedule below. 
A. H. CHESTERMAN, 
District Surveyor. 


SCHEDULE. 
Particulars of Lease, conversion of which is applied for, i Place and Date of 
Applicant for Class of Holding Reserves ineluded. Inquiry by 
Conversion. applied for. Local Land Board. 
Nature of Lease. Area, Parish. County, 
- on — der eh Sl ar EN Nt ad 
Aeres. M . ; 
Special Lease 110 Jugiong ..,. Harden} ..,{ William Back ...| Conditional The whole of] Gundagai, at 10 
1905-138. | purchase water reserves) o'clock, on 7th 
| 1909-17. 443 and 40,586.| Sept., 1910. 


LAUD BOARD MENTINGS. 
NOPIA is hereby given that Land Board Meetings will be holden at the following places on the dates and houve specified :— 


a en ee eee ne ee eS ee 


eas S eS 


s 
When Meeting to be hel. 
Piase, Convened by 


Date. Hour. 


end 


Hillston .., a ose .«| 15 Sept., 1910, and following days} 10 a.m. ... J. Ferris, Acting Chairman. 
2 do 


Cargelligo.., sss ree fe ER an Or” 3 w| 10, each day ... do 
Sydney ... ae ee Sai Lone ys Bs Me ay Rei LO ois wae ...| A, Sharp, Chairman. 
Milton eee pee peg eee, 28 wre ” owe Wee eee 10 ” aus oee do do 
Sydney Ci eee eee vee 5 Oct., ” eee tee eee 10 ” eee eee do do 
Windsor ,.. sa as Ee. Py oa re ««| 9°80, Nes do do 


H, A. Crouch, Chairman. 


Molong ... vee eee «| 16 Sept., 1910 ... A 9°30 am. ... ; i 
9 0 0) 


Dep cae vee as | 19 4. 4 and following days| 9°30 ,, esich day... 
Bathurst ... nae see Saale Sanur yy - wae 24) tae [Do: Ow as Avene ice do do 
Singleton ... oe t. AM DIP Ni br ae AA aia re ...| A. Sharp, Chairman. 
Bellingen ... aa eve Pe ed tae » and following days| 21, 2 p.m.; follow-; H. Ebsworth, Chairman. 


Bowraville ves ene Pi Bee A 28, 2 p.m.; follow- do do 
ing days, 10 a.m. 

Kempsey ... se vee File: OCE ites a 231 |) LO sem th) ee eae do do 

Port Macquarie .., bes | So» i Ei ...| 8, 2 p.m.; follow-) do _do 
ing days, 10 a.m. 

Wauchope es vee o> ws ae A “ «| 10am, as vee do do 

Kempsey. ... bee se aw Lo, 3 aa ae Ren Ona, as au do do 


- 


4856 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. [41 Ava., 1910. 


PROCLAMATION 
New Sout WALES, \ By His Excellency The Right Honourable Frepreric Joun Napier, BARON CHELMSFORD, 
a rae Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint 
W. P. Cuxtey, George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the 


By Deputation from His ; 
Excellency the Governor. Commonwealth of Australia, 
SPECIAL AREA No. 46,702. 


ib pursuance of the provisions of the 18th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1889, I, Frzprric Joun Napier, Baron CHELMSFORD, 
Governor of the State of New South Wules aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council, do hereby proclaim that the 
following portion of Crown Land is declared to be set apart as a Special Area, and the price, maximum and minimum areas, &c., shall be 


as set out in the Schedule hereto appended :— 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or TAMWORTH, AND ManpowA SHIRE. 


Withir an area set apart this day for original conditional purchase. 


° be | Fs 
CA Area which may be q 3 Nanrost Bs 2 
a selected. Price | 23 | 85 | Value of Town,and | Character of Land, Soil, Water ox 
& | County, | Parish.| Area. |————————_———— per S | ‘g | Improve- | “Gistance Timber, &4. Suppl sa 
t . A Acre. oa aH ments. : PPI: EARS 
§ Maximum. |Minimum 5 ag therefrom. 3 
Pu (=) eS = 
a ©. p. 8.008) Deo) as PsP: £ os. d.ja.d.js. d. 

220 | Darling..| Manilla] 26 2 0 26: V2AVO "26 9250 56 0 0/5 Oj 5 O| Boundary | Manilla, Slightly undulating Jand,| Greenhatch Creek/ 45,702 
fencing, 3 miles ; of sedimentary forma-| is usually dry, 
property Somerton- tion; deep red and| but water may 
of adjoin- road ehocolate soil, clay and} be obtained ata 

ingholder,| railway gravel subsoil; timbered| shallow depth 
| | half value, platform, with white and yellow] by sinking. 

| fills. | mile, box, gum, and apple. 

Rainfall, 26-2 inches. 

Ms. 1910-9,437. 

} 1 


Notr.—The above will become available for original conditional purchase on and after the 29th September, 1910. 


DECLARATION OF CROWN LANDS, &c. 


IN pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, I, Freprrtc Joun Napier, Baron CariMsrorp, Governor of the State 
of New South Wales aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council, do hereby} proclaim the surrendered areas of land specified 
in the first part of the Schedule hereunder to be Crown Lands for the purposes of the Crown Lands Acts, and the’ same are hereby added 
to and now form part of the Merriwa Occupation License No. 589, Central Division. 

Thereby further proclaim that the portion of land specified in the second part of the said Schedule has been allotted in exchange 


for the said area so surrendered as aforesaid. 


ScHEDULE. 
LANDS SURRENDERED. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF WaRIALDA, AND Bootooroo SHIRE. 
Within the resumed area of Merriwa Holding No. 589. 


Portion. Parish. County. Area. Cat. No. of Plan. | No. of Conditional Purchase. 
i mr) 
 dluae Pan 9 
107 Mayne... oe .»| Stapylton... as «| 218 0 10 | 8.1,889-1,857 ; 
108 Do a sls eg GOiivarers vii ilo BSSeaoveod do Part of C.L. 1,481, Warialda. 
109 Do oe Nee Ris do He we Aes 26 010 do aN 
Total...) 328 0 O | 


Nors.—Keserved for trvelling stock under No. 45,681, notified this day. 


LANDS ALLOTTED IN EXCHANGE FOR LANDS SURRENDERED. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lany District oF WARIALDA, AND Booxtooroo Sure. 
Within the resumed area of Merriwa Holding No. 589a. 


ere BuRe 
Tag's — ss 


Portion, Conditional Purchase Ho. 
Parish. County. Area, Cat. No. of Plan, under whieh the land will 
, hereafter be known. ; 


a aa aa ee ES eS SIT, a aD 


t a oT fp. 
23 Merriwa 4. sss Stapylton a. ssf 828-0 «0 | 8. 1988-1857... _... Partof C.L. 1,481, Warialds. 


tre 


[Aln. 1910-2694} 


—~—— 


31 Aua., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. 4857 


PROCLAMA TLIO N—continued. 
DECLARATION OF CROWN LANDS, &c.,—continued. 


IN pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acta, I, FreprRto Joun Narrer, BAron CHeLMsrorD, Governor of the State 
of New South Wales aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council, do hereby proclaim the following areas of land surrendered under 
“ Merriwa ” exchange to be Crown Lands for the purposes of the Crown Lands Acts, and the same are hereby added to and now form part 
of the Merriwa Lease (18th sec.) No. 110 :— 

CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp DisrRict oF WARIALDA, AND Boonooroo SHIRE. 
Dy alle BOON ae 


County. Parish. Portion. Area, | Cat. No. of Plan. 
Pe ee ee ee ee en eee ee wr ee aa eee ae 
fae to pe 
Stapylton... ee ..| Merriwa sas a sie 15 24 0 0 S. 941-1,857 
Do og ar AY do ae ae og 56 rem. ome One 0 §: 102802 
Do es apees 1 age do m Part 1 12 8/324. 1) 
Do : do ‘ wee SO 'S 24 
Do : c do ta & 69 0 7 Ms. 794 Me. Roll. 
Do Po ve do ‘ » BB 3.-N 20 [ 
Do Sera tvevs lee AC j » O4 Bh B27 vel) 


Nors.—Reserved for travelling stock under 45,682, notified this day. 
[Aln. 1910-2,594] 


IN yursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, I, FRrepERIC Joun Naprrer, Baron CuEtMsFoRD, Governor of the 
State of New South Wales aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council, do hereby proclaim the following surrendered areas of 
lands to be Crown Lands for the purposes of the Crown Lands Acta, and the same are hereby added to and now form part of the adjoining 
improvement lease particularised hereunder, subject to the special conditions stated in regard to purchase money or rental, &c. :— 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or NyNGAN, AND WALGETT SHIRE. 


| 
Annual Future annual re 
County. Parish. Portion. Area. Cat. No. of Plan. Added to. Rental Annual Payment. payment on Adasiion, a.4n'y 
per acre. the lease. 5 
iv peas th ae ot ew are { } \ 
a. 7) Pp. da. | £s a. a. tT. Dp. 
Clyde «| Wommo ... 6 309 0 r C. $28-1,828 | | if 
Do ..| Blowan ... 32 350 0 0 | C. 330-1,328 Improvement 2} | Gy 3h 0: 218 8 5 2 June, 1910. 
Do | Yanda... 22 40 0 0 | C. 353-1,828 | lease 1,645. Also £29 18s, 2d., in- 
| | terest at 4 per cent. 
| per annum on value 
hws | of improvements. 
| | Total, £35 16s.2d. | 


[Aln. 1910-10,839) 


IN pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, I, FrepERic Joun Napier, Baron CuetmsrorD, Governor of the State 
of New South Wales aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council, do hereby proclaim the surrendered area of land specified 
in the first part of the Schedule hereunder to be Crown Lands for the purposes of the Crown Lands Acts. 

I hereby further proclaim that the portion of land specified in the second part of the said Schedule has been allotted in exchange 
for the said area so surrendered as aforesaid. 


ScuHEDULE. 
LANDS SURRENDERED. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrrror or WALGETT, AND Wataerr Sure. 


Portion. Parish, County. | Area, | Cat. No. of Plan. No. of Conditional Purchase, 


a. 


: Yr. p. 
19 Wyabery os ...| Leichhardt .., | 60 0 O | L. 2,908-1,902 ... ...| Part 89-1. 


Norg.—Reserved this day from sale and lease generally for access. 
LANDS ALLOTTED IN EXCHANGE FOR LANDS SURRENDERED. 


CENTRAL DIVISION : 
Lanp District or NxnGan, AND WatazTt SHIRE. 


Conditional Purchase No. 
under which the land will 
hereafter be known. 


Cat. No. of Plan. 


Portion, Parish. | County. 


a EEEEEEIEEET EEE 


a. p. 
Clyde aoe ooo eee 60 0 0 C. 814+1,828 eve eee Part of 89-1, Walgett. 


13 Buckinguy .. vee a 


I ctr CT a 


[Aln, 1910-10839] 


4858 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. (31 Ava., 1910. 


PROCLAMATION—continued. 
DECLARATIONS OF CROWN LANDS, &0.—continued. 


IN pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, I, Freprric Joun Napier, Bazon CHELMSFORD, Governor of the State of 
New South Wales aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council, do hereby proclaim the following surrendered area of land to be 
Crown Lands for the purposes of the Crown Lands Acta, and the same is hereby added to and now forms part of the adjoining 
Improvement Lease particularised hereunder, subject to the special conditions stated in regard to purchase money or rental, &c. :— 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF WALGETT, AND WALGETT SHIRE. 


| 


Future 
apo ition to 
® County. Parish. |Portion. Area. Coens: of Added to. Rental, Annual Payment. panes An from 
; BEE. ROES. : on Lease. 
a. T, Dp. d, & AS. SA) rae at 
Leichhardt..| Brewan ... 1 140 0 0| L324 ...| Improvement 33 2 3 #9 »85 2 3 | 2 June, 1910 
Lease 1,546. also ‘ 
4 16 0 
interest at 4 per cent per annum on value 
of improvements, Total, £6 19s. 9d: 


[Aln. 1910-10,839] 


ene 


Ra ay Ln 


ALTERATION OF LAND DISTRICT AND LAND BOARD BOUNDARIKS, 


IN pursuance of the provisions of the 40th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1889, I, Fruprric Jouw Napizz, Baron Onzimsrond, 
Governor of the State of New South Wales, with the advice of the Executive Council, do hereby proclaim that the measured portions 
hereinafter particularised within the Land District of Narrabri, Land Board District of Moree, shall be and are hereby declared to be 
within the Land District of Gunnedah, Land Board District of Tamworth. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


County of Nandewar, parish of Leard, portion 14 of 262 acres,—Plan N, 904-1,774. 


County of Nandewar, parish of Bogabri, portion 44 of 54 acrea,—Plan N. 552-1,774. 
(Ms. 1910-13,243] 


REVOCATION OF SPECIAL AREAS. 


WHEREAS certain portions of Crown Land were set apart as Special Areas by Proclamations of various dates: And whereas it is 
deemed expedient to revoke such Special Areas: Now, therefore, I, Fruprertc Joun Napier, Baron CuHELMs¥orD, the Governor 
aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council, do hereby proclaim that so much of the said Proclamations as relate to the lands 


hereunder described shall be revoked and absolutely cease and determine from and after the publication hereof in the Government 
Gazette :— 


Land District. | Division. pee Punta on, | County. | Parish. _ Shire. Area. Part revoked, Papers No. 
i | | | Hele do fectek 
| | | | ° . A 
Corowa ~. ...| Central ... 23,394 14 Dec., 1895 ...| Hume -| Granville..| Coreen... «| 205. 810 | The whole; Plans H. 2,619-| Ms. 1940-12,4C8. 
t t 


| f and H. 3,133-1,668, 
Notr.—Now freehold. ; 


Wagga Wagga...{ Central ... 24,203 30 May, 1896...) Mitchell ...) Mangoplah{ Kyeamba 


| 161 1 0/{ The whole; Plan M. seal Ms. 1910 11,908, 
88. 
> 

Nors.—This land has been alienated. 


—_— 


RESUMPTION OF IMPROVEMENT LEASE No. 15452. 


WHEREAS by condition No. 16, attached to Improvement Lease No. 1,452 (Block No. 1,349), as notified in the Government Gazette of 
tbe 18th September, 1905, power is given, in the event of forest reserve 35,756 becoming, in the opinion of the Minister for Lands, wholly 
or in part useless for forestry purposes, for the resumption for settlement of the whole or any part of the said lease: And whereas it has 
become necessary to resume the said lease for the purpose aforceaid : Now, therefore, 1, Frrperic Joun Napier, Baron CugeLMsroRp, the 
Governor aforesaid, do, in pursuance of the power and authority in that behalf contained in the said condition of the said lease, hereby 
declare that Improvement Lease No. 1,452, held by Wm. John Trevena, shall be and is hereby resumed for settlement. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrrtor or DEnILIQuIN, AND WINDOURAN SHIRE. 


County of Townsend, parish of Morago, containing an area of 421 acres 3 roods. The Crown Lands within the boundaries of 


SALE aK Lease 1,452, notified in Government Gazette of 18th September, 1905, and held by,W. J. Trevena,—shown on plan Ms, 
606 Hy. : 


Norz.—Set) apart this day for additional holdings. 
[Ms, 1910-10,436] 


a ta ne La REN 


dae ati A , 


WITHDRAWAL FROM 18tx SECTION LEASE No. 60. 
WHEREAS by a condition attached to Lease No. 60, under the 18th section of the Crown Lands Act Amendment Act, 1903, power 
is given for the withdrawal of the whole or any part of the said lease for any public purpose declared under the Crown Lands Acts: 
And whereas “ Exchange in connection with public Road” has been duly cteclated to be and the same is a public purpose as aforesaid: 


And whereas it has become necessary to withdraw certain lands from lease for the purpose aforesaid: Now, therefore, I, FREDERIC JOHN 
Napier, Baron Cuxrmsrorn, the Governor aforesaid, do, in pursuance of the power and authority in that behalf contained in such 


condition of the said lease, hereby declare that the lands hereunder described shall be and the same are hereby withdrawn from 
leasé No: 60, under the 18th section of the Crow 


contehibe #iull Publis Bond. n Lands Act Amendment Act, 1903, held by Frank Reginald Clayton for Exchange ae 
CENTRAL DIVISION. ji 


Lanp District or NARRANDERA. 
Within resumed area of Barellan Holding:No, 485a. 


o Fe 


’ County of Cooper, parish of Barralong. That part within measured portio 47 of 12 ay 
catalogued O. 1,583-1804 R. P portion 47 of 125 acres 2 roods 28 perches,—as shown on Si 


(Ms, 1910-13,541] 


~ 


31 Ave., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. 4859 


see en eee SS 


PROCLAMATION—continued. 
VILLAGE OF OCURRABILLA. 


IN pursuance of the provisions of the 4th and 101st sections of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, I, Frepurtc Joun Narrer, Baron 
Onntmsrorp, Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council, do hereby proclaim that Currabilla is a village, and that the 
boundaries of the village and suburban lands are as hereunder described :— 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Urawa, LocKHART AND URANA SHTRES. 


Boundaries of village lands. 


County of Urana, parish of Boree Oreck, containing an area of about 180 acres. The Crown Lands within the following boun- 
daries : Commencing on the right bank of Boree Creek at its intersection with the northern boundary of the railway lands; and bounded 
thence by those lands generally westerly to the north-east boundary of portion 15; by part of that boundary and its prolongation north- 
westerly to a post marked broad-arrow over vR; by lines bearing north 49 degrees 14 minutes east 66 chains 92 links, and south 10 degrees 
58 minutes east to the right bank of Boree Creek aforesaid; and by that bank downwards, to the point of commencement. Plan Curra- 
billa 1 Roll. 

{Ms. 1910-12,965 ] 


Boundaries of suburban lands. 


County of Urana, parish of Boree Creek, containing an area of about 150 acres. The Crown Lands within the following boun- 
davies: Commencjng on the right bank of Boree Creek at the eastern corner of portion 15; and bounded thence by the north-east boun- 
dary of that portion and its prolongation north-westerly to a point 15 chains from a post marked broad-arrow over vB; by a line bearing 
north 49 degrees 14 minutes east to the northerly prolongation of the eastern side of Orara-street; by that prolongation and side of that 
street southerly to the right bank of Boree Creek ; and by that bank downwards, to the point of commencement,—but exclusive of the 
village lands proclaimed this day. 

(Ms. 1910-12,965] 


REVOCATION OF DEDICATIONS, &o. 


WHEREAS under the 105th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, power is given for the revocation of any dedication of Crown Land 
dedicated by the Crown: Now, therefore, I, FrEDERIO JoHN NAPIER, BARON CHELMSFORD, as such Governor as aforesaid, with the advice 
ot.the Executive Council of the said State, do hereby declare that all preliminary action in connection with the proposed revocation 
of the dedications for Public School sites at Cullinga Hast, dedicated 21st October, 1882, Dignam’s Creek, dedicated 11th March, 1881, 
Maitland Point, dedicated 19th October, 1894, Pokolbin, dedicated 21st October, 1882, and Thommond, dedicated 18th January, 1884, and 
respectively described in the Schedule hereto, has been duly taken: And I do hereby, with such advice as aforesaid, wholly revoke the 
dedications of the said lands, and proclaim that the same shall be and are hereby declared to be revoked :— 


Tur SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


Description of 2 acres of land at Cullinga East, the dedication of which is hereby revoked. 


County of Harden, parish of Cullinga, containing an area of 2 acres. The Crown Lands within the boundaries of portion 466,—as 
shown on plan catalogued P. 787-1,978. : 
[Ms. 1910-13,474] 


Description of 2 acres of land at Dignam’s Creek, the dedication of which ia hereby revoked. 


All that piece or parcel of land containing 2 acres, situate in the parish of Narira, county of Dampier, and State of New South 
Wales: Commencing on the south boundary of portion 94, at a point bearing east and distant 6 chains 15§ links from its south-west corner ; 
bounded thence on the west by a line bearing south 4 chains 48 links; on the south by a line bearing east 4 chains 33 links to the western 
side of the road from Bega to Bodalla; on the south-east by that side of that road bearing north 3 degrees 30 minutes east 4 chains 49 
links to the south boundary of portion 94 aforesaid; and on the north by part of that boundary bearing west 4 chains 61 links, to the point 
of commencement. Includes portion 284. Plan 635-1,978, 

(Ms. 1910-13,475] 


Description of 2 acres of land at Maitland Point the dedication of which is hereby revoked. 


County of Sandon, parish of Saltash, containing an area of 2 acres. The Crown Lands within measured portion 10,—-as shown on 
plan catalogued S. 3,287-1,660. 
| Ms. 1910-13,476] ' 
Description of 2 acres of land at Pokolbin, the dedication of which is hereby revoked. 


County of Northumberland, parish of Pokolbin. All that piece or parcel of land containing an area of 2 acres, defined as portion 210 
and «ledieated for Public School purposes on the 21st October, 1832. 
[Ms, 1910-13,479] 


Description of 2 acres of land at Thommond, the dedication of which is hereby revoked. . 


All that piece or parcel of land situate at “ Thommond,” parish of Somers, county of Bathurst, and State of New South Wales, 
containing an area of 2 acres: Commencing on the east side of the road from Carcoar to the Old Lachlan Road, at a peg bearing north 69 
degrees 30 minutes west distant 11} links from a gum tree marked 4x over 115; thence bounded on the north by a south boundary of portion 
26 bearing east 6 chains, on the east by a west boundary of that portion bearing south 3 chains 34 links; on .the south by a north 
boundary of the same portion bearing west 6 chains to the road aforesaid ; and on the west by that road bearing north 3 chains 34 links, to 
the point of commencement. 


To include portion 115. Plan P. 962-1,978. 
[Ms. 1910-13,478] 


———— 


WHEREAS under the 105th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, and the 41st section of the Crown Lands Act of 1889, power is 
given for the revocation of any dedication and grant of Crown Land dedicated and granted by the Crown : N ow, therefore, I, FREDERIO 
Joun Narrer, Baron CHELMSFORD, as such Governor as aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council of the said State, do hereby. 
declare that all preliminary action in connection with the proposed revocation of the dedication and grant of the land at Corowa, area 157 
acres, dedicated 13th May, 1887, for Racecourse, and described in the Schedule hereto, has been duly taken : And I do hereby, with such 
advice as aforesaid, wholly revoxe the said dedication and grant, and proclaim that the said dedication and grant shall be and are 
hereby revoked :— 


Tum ScHEDULE' REFERZED TO. 
Description of 157 acres of land, the dedication and grant of which are hereby revoked. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish and suburbs of Corowa, county of Hume, and State of New South Wales, 
containing an area of 157 acres: Commencing on the south side of Cotton-street at a point where it meets the eastern side of Enfield- 
street, being also a point bearing south 8 degrees 36 minutes east and distant 13 chains 1 link from the south-western corner of i eikioy 
217 of 10 acres 25 perches; and bounded thence on the north by Cotton-street. bearing north 81 degrees 16 minutes, east 44 peeing 
links to Adame-street; on the east by Adams-street bearing south 8 d egrees 44 minutes, east 35 chains 80 links to Brocklesby-street 5 cat ‘i 
south by Brocklesby-street bearing south 81 degrees 16 minutes, west 4:4 chains 56 links to Enfield-street aforesaid ; and on the west by 
Enfeld-street bearing north 8 degrees 36 minutes, west 35 chains 80 | inks, to the point of commencement. Plan Mis. 6 Ay. 

[Ms, 1910-13,484] : 


| 4860 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVEPNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. [31 Ave., 1910. 


* PROCLAMATION —continued. 
REVOCATION OF DEDICATIONS, &c.—continued. 


WHEREAS under the 105th section of the Crown Lands: Act of 1884, and the 41st section of the Crown Lands Act of 1889, power is given 
for the revocation of any dedication or grant of the Crown Land dedicated and granted by the Crown: Now, therefore, I, FREDERICK JOHN 
Narier, Baron Cuetmsrorp, assuch Governor as aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council of the said State, do hereby declare 
that all preliminary action in connection with the proposed revocation of the dedication of the whole and grant of portion of the land at 
Mitchell’s Island, area & acres, dedicated 2nd October, 1866, for General Cemetery, and described in the Schedule hereto, has been duly 
taken: And I do hereby with such advice as aforesaid, wholly reyoke the said dedication and grant and proclaim that the said dedication 


and grant shall be and are hereby revoked :— 
Tur SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 
Dsecription of 5 acres of land, the dedication of the whole and grant of portion of which are hereby revoked. 


County of Macquarie, parish of Oxley, containing an area of 5 acres: Commencing on the south side of a road 1 chain wide at the 
north-west corner of portion 97, John McDermid’s 53 acres 3 roods; and bounded thence on the east by part of the west boundary of 
that portion bearing south 5 chains; on the south by a north boundary of portion 106 bearing west 10 chains; on the west by an east 
boundary of the last-mentioned portion bearing north 5 chains to the south side of the road aforesaid ; and thence on tne north by that 
road bearing east, to the point of commencement,—as shown on plan catalogued C. 925-730. 

[Ms. 1910-13,483] 


WHEREAS under the 105th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, and the 7th section of tne Public Trusts Act, 1897, power is given 
for the revocation of part of any dedication of Crown Land dedicated by the Crown: Now, therefore, I, FrrpEnic Joun Napigr, Baron 
CHELMSFORD, as such Governor as aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council of the said State, do hereby declare that all 
preliminary action in connection with the proposed revocation of the dedication for Permanent Common at Gunning, area 1,280 acres 
dedicated 1st May, 1874, so far only as it affects the part of the said area containing 10 acres, and described in the Schedule hereto, has, 
been duly taken: And I do hereby, with such advice as aforesaid, wholly revoke the said dedication in so far as it applies to or affects the 
said 10 acres of land described in the Schedule hereto, and proclaim that the said dedication shall be aud is hereby revoked so far only 
as it applies to or affects the said part :— 


Tur SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


Description of 10 acres, part of the area of 1,280 acres of land originally dedicated for a Permanent Common, the dedication 
of which part is hereby revoked. 


County of King, parish of Gunning. The land within the boundaries of measured portions 174 and 175, total area 10 acres,—as 
shown on plans catalogued K. 6,383-1,995 and K. 6,384~1,995. 
[Ms. 1910-18,482 | i 


WHEREAS under the 105th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, and the 7th section of the Public Trusts Act, 1897, power is given 
for the revocation of part of any dedication of Crown Land dedicated by the Crown: Now, therefore, I, FrepERIC Jonn NAPIER, 
Baron CHELMSFORD, as such Governor as aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council of the said State, do hereby declare that 
all preliminary action in connection with the proposed revocation of the dedication for Permanent Common at Albury, area 1,025 acres, 
dedicated 19th May, 1868, so far only as it affects the part of the said area containing about 3 acres, and described in the Schedule hereto, 
has been duly taken: And I do hereby, with such advice as aforesaid, wholly revoke the said dedication in so far as it applies to or 
affects the said 3 acres of land described in the Schedule hereto, and proclaim that the said dedication shall be and is hereby revoked 80 
far only as it applies to or affects the said part :— 


THE SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 
Description of about 3 acres, part of the area of 1,025 acres of land originally dedicated for a Permanent Common, the dedication 


of which part is hereby revoked. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish of Albury, county of Goulburn, and State of New South Wales, containing 
about 3 acres: Commencing on the right bank of Bungambrawatha Creek at the south-east corner of portion 184 of 2 acres; and bounded 
thence on the north by the south boundary of that portion bearing west to its extremity ; thence on the west by a line south to the north 
boundary of portion 293; on the south by that boundary bearing east to the right bank of Bungambrawatha Creek; and by that bank 
of that creek upwards, to point of commencement. 

[Ms. 1910-13,481] : 


WHEREAS under the 105th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, and the 7th section of the Public Trust Act, 1897, power is 
given for the revocation of part of any dedication of Crown Land dedicated by the Crown: Now, therefore, I, Frrpzric JoHn NApige, 
Baron CHELMSFORD, as such Governor as aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council of the said State, do hereby declare that 
all preliminary action in connection with the proposed revocation of the dedication for Public Reservoir and Watering Place at Cargo, 
area 206 acres 23 perches, dedicated 13th April, 1888, so far only as it affects the part of the said area containing about 27 acres, and 
described in the Schedule hereto, has been duly taken: And I do hereby, with such advice as aforesaid, wholly revoke the said 
dedication in so far as it applies to or affects the said 27 acres of land described in the Schedule hereto, and proclaim that the said 
dedication shall be and is hereby revoked so far only as it applies to or affects the said part :— 


Tur SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


Description of about 27 acres, part of the 206 acres 23 perches originally dedicated for Public Reservoir and Watering Place, the 
dedication of which part is hereby revoked. 


County of Ashburnham, parish of Cargo, about 27 acres: Commencing at a point bearing south.9 degrees west and distant 2 chains 
80 links from the southernmost corner of allotment 25, section 5, of the town of Cargo, dedicated as a Public Schoo! site, 30th 
November, 1877; and bounded thence by lines bearing south 69 degrees 2 minutes east 2 chains, south 15 degrees 32 minutes west 37 
chains 17 links, and south 12 degrees 28 minutes west about 4 chains 25 links to a southern boundary of the reserve; by that boundary 
bearing west about 11 chains, by part of the west boundary of the reserve bearing north about 1 chain 50 links ; and thence by lines bearing 
north 29 degrees 32 minutes east about 7 chains, and north 26 degrees 28 minutes east 37 chains 17 links, to the point of commencement,— 
as shown on plan Ms, 1,051 Oe. D 
[Ms. 1910-12,480] 


i 


31 Ava., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. 4861 


PROCLAMATION —continued. 
REVOCATION OF DEDICATIONS—continued. 


WHEREAS under the 105th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, power is given for the revocation of any dedication of Crown Land 
dedicated by the Crown and for the making of any new dedication thereof: Now, therefore, I, FreEpERIc JoHN NAPIER, BARON CHELMSFORD, 
as such Governor as aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council of the said State, do hereby declare that all preliminary action in 
connection with the proposed revocation of the dedications of the lands at Newcastle, areas 14 acres, 40 acres, and 1 acre 3 roods 30} perches, 
dedicated 7th November, 1906, for Public Baths, Public Recreation and Public Baths, and Public Recreation, respectively, and described 
in the Schedule hereto, and for the rededication of the said lands, containing an aggregate area of 55 acres 3 roods 304 perches, also 
described in the Schedule hereto, for Public Recreation and Public Baths, has been duly taken: And I do hereby, with such advice as 
aforesaid, wholly revoke the respective dedications of the said 14 acres, 40 acres, and 1 acre 3 roods 30} perches of land and proclaim 


that the same shall be and are hereby declared to be reyoked, and the said area of 55 acres 3 roods 304 perches is hereby re-dedicated for 
Public Recreation and Public Baths ;— 


THE SCHEDULE REFERRED TO, 
Description of about 14 acres of land dedicated for Public Baths, the dedication of which is hereby reyoked, 
al EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or NEWCASTLE. 


County of Northumberland, parish of Newcastle: Commencing at a point on low-water mark on the shore of the South Pacific © 
Ocean, at a point bearing south 82 degrees 47 minutes east and distant about 2 chains 53 links from a broad-arrow on the foot of the cliffs 
which bears south 8 degrees 25 minutes east distant 2 chains 74} links from the southern corner of an area of 1 acre 3 roods 304 perches, 
dedicated for purpose of public recreation, gazetted 7th November, 1906; and bounded thence by a line bearing south 82 degrees 47 minutes 
east 1 chain 20 links; thence by a line bearing north 52 degrees 5 minutes east about 27 chains 70 links to the intersection with low-water 
mark aforesaid; and thence by that low-water mark generally south-westerly, to point of commencement. Plan Ms. 1,133 Md. 


Description of an area of about 40 acres dedicated for Public Recreation and Public Baths, the dedication of which is hereby revoked» 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
LAND District oF NEWCASTLE. 


County of Northumberland, parish of Newcastle, City of Newcastle, containing an area of about 40 acres: Commencing on low- 
water mark on the shore of the South Pacific Ocean, at a point bearing south 82 degrees 47 minutes east and distant about 2 chains 53 links 
from a broad-arrow on the foot of the cliffs which bears south 8 degrees 25 minutes east distant 2 chains 743 links from the southern corner 
of an area of 1 acre 3 roods 304 perches, dedicated for purpose of public recreation, gazetted 7th November, 1906; thence by a line bearing 
north 82 degrees 47 minutes west about 3 chains 90 links to the eastern side of Watt-street; thence by part of that side of that street 
bearing north 25 degrees 5 minutes east 1 chain 29-9 links, north 16 degrees 46 minutes east 1 chain 42-9 links; thence by the south- 
eastern boundary of the area of 1 acre 3 roods 30} perches, dedicated for public recreation aforesaid, bearing north 31 degrees 34 minutes 
east 7 chains 92 links, and north 30 degrees 57 minutes east 2 chains 20-8 links to the north-east corner of that area; thence by the south- 
eastern bourdary of Margaret Lindsay’s } perch bearing north 27 degrees 32 minutes east 3-1 links to the south-eastern corner of James 
Reid’s 2 roods 21 perches; thence by the eastern boundary of that land bearing north 33 degrees 19 minutes east 1 chain 57-5 links, and 
north 17 degrees 33 minutes east 1 chain 47 links to Pacific-street; thence by that street bearing south 82 degrees 10 minutes east 16-5 
links, north 8 degrees 6 minutes east 1 chain 37 links, south 82 degrees 12 minutes east 29-1 links, and north 7 degrees 48 minutes east 
1 chain 21-9 links to the south-western corner of the area of 2 acres and 3 perches dedicated for hospital; thence by southern and eastern 
boundaries of that land bearing south 81 degrees 34 minutes east 2 chains 18-1 links, north 65 degrees 47 minutes east 30-8 links, north 
52 degrees 17 minutes east 49-7 links, north 48 degrees 53 minutes east 1 chain 9 links, north 40 degrees 40 minutes east 92-1 links, north 
34 degrees 27 minutes east 80 links, north 28 degrees 3 minutes east 43 links, north 10 degrees 6 minutes east 55-2 links, and north 7 degrees 
9 minutes east 1 chain 53-5 links to Hospital-lane; thence by a line bearing south 83 degrees 12 minutes east 1 chain to the eastern side 
of Telford-street; by part of that side of that street bearing north 7 degrees 9 minutes east 1 chain 50-1 links to the south-western corner 
of portion 232; thence by southern and eastern boundaries of that portion bearing south 82 degrees 57 minutes east 2 chains 29-2 links, 
and north 6 degrees 34 minutes east 1 chain to the south-west corner of portion 234; by the southern boundary of that portion and its 
prolongation crossing Zaara-street being a line in all bearing south 82 degrees 57 minutes east 3 chains 24 links; thence by part of the 
eastern side of Zaara-street bearing north 7 degrees 12 minutes east 1 chain to the south-west corner of portion 272; thence by the southern 
boundary of that portion bearing south 82 degrees 54 minutes east 2 chains 25 links; thence by the eastern boundary of that portion 
and part of the eastern boundary of portion 271 bearing north 6 degrees 30 minutes east 1 chain 17-3 links; thence by lines in part forming 
boundaries of land acquired for tramway extension and land appropriated for railway purposes bearing respectively south 57 degrees 
43 minutes east 2 chains 92-4 links, south 6 degrees 28 minutes east 19-3 links, south 57 degrees 54 minutes east 1 chain 31:9 links, north 
83 degrees 28 minutes east 2 chains 24-2 links, north 65 degrees 25 minutes east 2 chains 84-7 links, north 62 degrees 51 minutes east 85 
links, north 43 degrees 52 minutes east 52-9 links, north 1 degree 57 minutes west 47-2 links, and north 68 degrees 33 minutes west 3 chains 
92-8 links; thence by a line bearing north 36 minutes east 1 chain 7 links to the south-west corner of Thos. Wooley’s 1 acre; thence by 
the southern and eastern boundaries of that land bearing south 88 degrees 25 minutes east 4 chains 75 links, and north 10 degrees 42 minutes 
west 2 chains 55-3 links to the southern boundary of S. Ranclaud’s 2 acres; by boundaries of that land bearing south 88 degrees 35 minutes 
east 50 links, north 8 degrees 44 minutes east 4 chains 50-9 links, north 89 degrees 23 minutes west 5 chains 39-4 links; thence by a line 
bearing north 89 degrees 23 minutes west 11-7 links; thence a line north 7 degrees 9 minutes east 64-5 links; thence by boundaries of an 
area of 8 acres 2 roods 4} perches, dedicated 29th June, 1894, for signal purposes, ‘3 Signal Hill,” being lines bearing respectively south 
89 degrees 1] minutes east 3 chains 21 links, north 70 degrees 14 minutes east 2 chains 11-5 links, north 38 degrees 19 minutes east 3 chains 
91 links, north 27 degrees 28 minutes east 6 chains 26 links, north 9 degrees 51 minutes west 94 links, north 37 degrees 7 minutes west 
63-7 links, north 66 degrees 8 minutes west 3 chains 21-2 links, north 79 degrees 13 minutes west 1 chain 7 links, south 82 degrees 52 minutes 
west 1 chain 13-2 links, south 64 degrees 28 minutes west 1 chain 1-6 links, and south 48 degrees 16 minutes west 2 chains 33 links to the 
south-eastern side of the formed road to the Breakwater; thence lines bearing north 35 degrees 20 minutes east 2 chains 47:9 links to the 
south-western corner of the Pilot Station; by boundaries of that area bearing north 60 degrees 54 minutes east 1 chain 0:3 links, north 
80 degrees 35 minutes east 1 chain -2 links, south 80 degrees 28 minutes east 1 chain 42-2 links, south 71 degrees 1 minute east 2 chains 
35-4 links, north 51 degrees 38 minutes west 1 chain 68 links, north 41 degrees west 50 links; and thence a line bearing east about 2 chains 
to low-water mark on the shore of the South Pacific Ocean first mentioned; and by that low-water mark generally south-westerly, to 
point of commencement. Plan Ms. 1,133 Md. ; 


Description of an area of | acre 3 roods 304 perches dedicated for Public Recreation, the dedication of which is hereby revoked. J 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or NEWCASTLE. 


County of Northumberland, parish of Newcastle, City of Newcastle, containing an area of 1 acre 3 roods 304 perches: Commencing 
at the intersection of the eastern side of Watt-street with the southern side of Church-street ; and bounded thence by part of that side of 
Church-street bearing south 82 degrees 41 minutes east 2 chains 47:4 links; partly forming the western and southern boundaries of Margaret 
Lindsay’s } perch; thence by lines bearing south 8 degrees west 6-7 links, south 81 degrees 48 minutes east 76 links, and south 79 degrees 
48 minutes east 87 links to the top of the cliffs; thence by those cliffs by lines bearing south 30 degrees 57 minutes west 2 chains 20:8 links, 
and south 31 degrees 34 minutes west 7 chains 92 links to the eastern side of Watt-street aforesaid; and by that side of that street bearing 
north 7 degrees 32 minutes east 9. chains 36-5 links, to the point of commencement. Plan Ms. 1,135 Md. 


4862 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. [31 Ave., 1910. 


PROCLAMATION—continued. 


REVOCATION OF DEDICATIONS, &c.—continued. 
Description of an area of about 55 acres 3 roods 303 perches which is hereby re-dedicated for Public Recreation and Public Baths. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Districr or Nrwcasrur. 


County of Northumberland, parish of Newcastle, City of Newcastle, containing an area of about 55 acres 3 roods 303 perches: 
Commencing on low-water mark on the shore of the South Pacific Ocean, at a point bearing south 82 degrees 47 minutes east and distant 
about 2 chains 53 links from a broad-arrow on the foot’of the clifts which bears south 8 degrees 25 minutes east distant 2 chains 74% . 
links from the southern corner of an area of 1 acre 3 roods 303 perches; thence by a line bearing north 82 degrees 47 minutes west about 
3 chains 90 links to the eastern side of Watt-street; thence by part of that side of that street bearing north 25 degrees 5 minutes east 
1 chain 29-9 links, north 16 degrees 46 minutes east 1 chain 42-9 links, and north 7 degrees 32 minutes east 9 chains 36:5 links to the 
southern side of Church-street; thence by part of that side of that street bearing south 82 degrees 41 minutes east 2 chains 47-4 links; 
thence by lines partly forming the western and southern boundaries of Margaret Lindsay’s } perch bearing south 8 degrees west 6-7 links, 
south 81 degrees 48 minutes east 76 links, and south 79 degrees 48 minutes east 87 links to the south-east corner of the aforesaid Margaret 
Lindsay’s 4 perch; thence by the south-eastern boundary of that 4 perch bearing north 27 degrees 32 minutes east 3-1 links to the south- 
eastern corner of James Reid’s 2 roods 21 perches; thence by the eastern boundary of that land bearing north 33 degrees 19 minutes 
east 1 chain 57-5 links and north 17 degrees 33 minutes east | chain 47 links to Pacific-street; thence by that street bearing south 82 
degrees 10 minutes east 16-5 links, north 8 degrees 6 minutes east 1 chain 37 links, south 82 degrees 12 minutes east 29-1 links, and north 
7 degrees 48 minutes east 1 chain 21-9 links to the south-western corner of the area of 2 acres and 3 perches, dedicated for hospital ; 
thence by southern and eastern boundaries of that land bearing south 81 degrees 34 minutes east 2 chains 18-1 links, north 65 degrees 
47 minutes east 30-8 links, north 52 degrees 17 minutes east 49-7 links, north 48 degrees 43 minutes east 1 chain 9 links, north 40 degrees 
40 minutes east 92-1 links, north 34 degrees 27 minutes east 80 links, north 28 degrees 3 minutes east 43 links, north 10 degrees 6 minutes 
east 55-2 links, and north 7 degrees 9 minutes east 1 chain 53-5 links to Hospital-lane; thence by a line bearing south 83 degrees 12 
minutes east 1 chain to the eastern side of Telford-street; by part of that side of that street bearing north 7 degrees 9 minutes east 1 
chain 50-1 links to the south-western corner of portion 232; thence by southern and eastern boundaries of that portion bearing south 
82 degrees 57 minutes east 2 chains 29-2 links and north 6 degrees 34 minutes east 1 chain to the south-west corner of portion 234; by 
the southern boundary of that portion and its prolongation crossing Zaara-street being a line in all bearing south 82 degrees 57 minutes 
east 3 chains 24 links; thence by part of the eastern side of Zaara-street bearing north 7 degrees 12 minutes east 1 chain to the south- 
-west corner of portion 272; thence by the southern boundary oi that portion bearing south 82 degrees 54 minutes east 2 chains 25 links; 
thence by the eastern boundary of that portion and part of the eastern boundary of portion 271 bearing north 6 degrees 30 minutes east 
1 chain 17-3 links; thence by lines in part forming boundaries of land acquired for tramway extension and land appropriated for railway 
purposes bearing respectively south 57 degrees 43 minutes east 2 chains 92-4 links, south 6 degrees 28 minutes east 19-3 links, south 57 
degrees 54 minutes east 1 chain 31-9 links, north 83 degrees 28 minutes east 2 chains 24-2 links, north 65 degrees 25 minutes east 2 chains 
84-7 links, north 62 degrees 51 minutes east 85 links, north 43 degrees 52 minutes east 52-9 links, north 1 degree 57 minutes west 47-2 links, 
and north 68 degrees 33 minutes west 3 chains 92-8 links; thence a line bearing north 36 minutes east 1 chain 7 links to the south-west 
corner of Thos. Wooley’s 1 acre; thence by the southern and eastern boundaries of that land bearing south 88 degrees 25 minutes east 
4 chains 75 links and north 10 degrees 42 minutes west 2 chains 55-3 links to the southern boundary of 8. Ranclaud’s 2 acres; by 
boundaries of that land bearing south 88 degrees 35 minutes east 50 links, north 8 degrees 44 minutes east 4 chains 50-9 links, north 
89 degrees 23 minutes west 5 chains 39-4 links; thence by a line bearing north 89 degrees 23 minutes west 11-7 links; thence by a line 
north 7 degrees 9 minutes east 64-5 links; thence by boundaries of an area of 8 acres 2 roods 4} perches, dedicated 29th June, 1894, 
for signal purposes, “‘ Signal Hill,” being lines bearing respectively south 89 degrees 11 minutes east 3 chains 21 links north 70 degrees 
14 minutes east 2 chains 11-5 links, north 38 degrees 19 minutes east 3 chains 91 links, north 27 degrees 28 minutes east 6 chains 26 
links, north 9 degrees 51 minutes west 94 links, north 37 degrees 7 minutes west 63-7 links, north 66 degrees 8 minutes west 3 chains 21-2 
links, north 79 degrees 13 minutes west 1 chain 7 links, south 82 degrees 52 minutes west 1 chain 13-2 links, south 64 degrees 28 minutes 
west 1 chain 1-6 links, and south 48 degrees 16 minutes west 2 chains 33 links to the south-eastern side of the formed road to the Break- 
water; thence lines bearing north 35 degrees 20 minutes east 2 chains 47-9 links to the south-western corner of the Pilot Station; by 
boundaries of that area bearing north 60 degrees 54 minutes east 1 chain 0-3 links, north 80 degrees 35 minutes east 1 chain 0-2 links, 
south 80 degrees 28 minutes east 1 chain 42-2 links, south 71 degrees 1 minute east 2 chains 35-4 links, north 51 degrees 38 minutes west 
1 chain 68 links, north 41 degrees west 50 links; and thence a line bearing east about 2 chains to low-water mark on the shore of the 
South Pacific Ocean first mentioned; - and by that low-water mark generally south-westerly, to the point of commencement. Plan 
Ms. 1,133 Md. and Ms. 1,135 Md. 

Again, commencing at a point on low-water mark on the shore of the South Pacific Ocean, at a point bearing south 82 degrees 
47 minutes east and distant about 2 chains 53 links from a broad-arrow on the foot of the clifis which bears south 8 degrees 25 minutes 
east distant 2 chains 743 links from the southern corner of an area of 1 acre 3 roods 304 perches; and bounded thence by a line bearing 
south 82 degrees 47 minutes east 1 chain 20 links; thence by a line bearing north 52 degrees 5 minutes east about 27 chains 70 links to 
the intersection with low-water mark aforesaid; and thence by that low-water mark generally south-westerly, to the point of commence- 
ment. Plan Ms. 1,133 Md. 

[Ms. 1910-13,473] ; 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this thirtieth day of August, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred ard 
ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN HUGHES, 
(1351) GOD SAVE THE KENG! 


[1354] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 31st August, 1910, 


REVOCATION OF PARTS OF TRACTS OR AREAS SET APART FOR ADDITIONAL HOLDINGS, &c, 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, so much of the notifieations settin g apert | 


the tracts or areas hereunder described for additional holdings, &c., are hereby revoked. 
; 8. W. MOORE, | 


Class of holding for 
Land ee 5 Date of * y 
- Division. which the § i County. | Parish, Bhire, Area. 
District. | P: land was set apart, | NotiGeation, ty meg Fart revokes. apes Se 
a a a EIT tN 
tas : : a Ae * 
Moss Vale...| Eastern,.| Additional conditional) 18 April,1910} Camden ...| Yarrunga ...| Winge- 120 0 0 Part within portions 77, 78.) €.S, 1910< 
ee beneyy additional! carribeo, = and 141. (Plans C. 1,286] 18,165 
omestead — selection, and C. 1,787-2,041.) ; ” a 
additional conditional pies A a 
purchase lease, and 
additional settlement 
lease. 
Coane bak. Central, .| Settlement lease... | 13 July, , | Gowen «| Boyben | Gilgandra .../4,200 0 0 | That part of Settlement} Ms. 1919- 
rabran. 4 (about). Lease Area No. 986 within] 12,772." 
. designed portion 10—farm 


612. (Plan G. 1,891-1,797 R.) 


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31 Ave., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 134. 4863 
ED bo ee ee 
[1373] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 31st August, 1909, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL SETTLEMENT LEASE. 


{* is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acte, the Crown Lands comprised within the farm hereunder 
mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Settlement Lease, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions of the law. 
The farm will be available for Original Settlement Lease on and after 20rn OCTOBER, 1910, 

An application for a Settlement Lease shall be in Form 21, and must be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by a 
survey fee as hereinafter specified. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desire to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instal- 
ments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. Payment of the first of such instalments shall be 
made with the application. The application shall be signed and the declaration printed on the back of the form shall be made by the 
applicant. The application may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised for 
the purpose in writing, during office hours on 20th October, 1910, or during office hours on any subsequent business day, or may be 
forwarded on any day to the Land Agent in a posted letter, but s0 as not to be received by the Land Agent before the 20th October, 1910. 

__ All applications for Original Settlement Leases lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in 
writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 20¢i October, 1910, or at any time 
between the 20th Octobar, 1910, and the 26th October, 1910, inclusive, shall together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such 
Land Agent simultaneously on 20th October, 1910. 

It is hereby further notified that the Local Land Board will, at 10 a.m. on 27th October, 1910, sit at the Court-house, Tenterfield, 
and deal, under Regulation 366, with any applications which may he made for such lands from 20th Oztober to 28th October inclusive ; 
after determination of priority by ballot, the Local Land Board will proceed to consider the question of confirmation of the applications of 
such applicants as may be present. 

The Settlement Leases will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and to the following special conditions :— 

(a) The Settlement Lessee shal! not assignor sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned 
by the lessee are found depasturing on the Settlement Lease, it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 

(2) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the farm and 
search for and win minerals. 

(ec) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the farm which may be required for mnining, mining purposes, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in the Gazette, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on 
the portion resumed (such value not to exceed their cost), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. In 
the case of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not Jess than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for 
any other purpose, not less than three months’ notice in the Gazette will be given to the lessee. 

(d) The Settlement Lease shall be kept clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and of scrub (except edible serub) and noxious 
weeds, subject to Regulation No. 1570, which reads as follows :—The holder of any Settlement Lease applied for after the 8th 
March, 1902, or the holder of any Settlement Lease executed after the 8th March, 1902, whether applied for before that date 
or not, shall, within six months from the execution of the lease, commence and take effective stepe to keep the farm clear of 
rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such efficient steps or means of keeping the land clear of the 

i same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. During the second year of the lease he 
shall commence, and thereafter continue to clear the land of noxious weeds and scrub (except edible scrub) at the rate of not 
leas than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that the whole farm shall be cleared during the first eleven years of the 
legse, and after any land has been cleared or operated upon the lessee shall keep it free from noxious weeds and scrub (other 
than edible scrub) during the remaining term of the lease, to the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. 

(e) Timber of six (6) inches or over in diameter at three (3) feet from the ground, which is suitable or likely to prove suitable for 
fencing, building, or raiiway sleepers, shall not be destroyed by ringbarking or otherwise, except under permit issued under 
the provisions of section 21 («) of the Forestry Act, 1909. Provided that the lessee may clear any land, which is to be 
cultivated within twelve months from date of clearing, or cut any timber required for the purpose of erecting any necessary 
buildings or other improvements on the subject land. 2 ? es 

(/) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1909, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 

(9) The lessee shall preserve ample timber for shade and shelter purposes. 

(h) The lessee may destroy, by ringbarking or otherwise, without permit, all other timber except edible shrubs. 

(:) All persons duly authorised shall have full right to enter upon the land at any time during the currency of the lease for 
the purpose of cutting or removing timber without interference by the lessee, and the lessee shall provide convenient 
gateways or openings where directed by the Minister, and permit timber-getters holding permits under section 20 Forestry 
Act, 1909, to camp and graze their teams within the lease, so far as is necessary for the bona fide pursuit of their calling 
and while legitimately employed in timber-getting on. the land under lease, subject to such agistment fees as may be assessed. 

(j) The lessee shall not prevent or take any measures to hiader any person lawfully claiming any fallen timber on the farm from 
removing same within a reasonable time (to be fixed by the Minister for Lands) after the farm has been applied for, 


—— 


SETTLEMENT LEASE AREA No. 995. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


23 g Annual | : 
22e| Area | “Rent Survey | Estimated | mown and Water 
County.| Parish. e ae of tor frat Fee, ¥ | Value of aiatatioe Supply. Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &c. 
cad Farm. Improve- | , 
Acs term. Finnie therefrom. 


Acres. | £ s. a.| Zsa ( Hilly to mountainous granite country, suitable for grazing 

| purposes, but small areas suitable for cultivation of a domestic 

| character may be found. It is best adapted to cattle breeding, 

and will in its present state carry one beast to 12 acres, im- 

Clive ...| Dickson ...| 146 915 910 8/1210 0] Fencing, Tenterfield,) Fairly per- | provable to one beast to 6 or 8 acres at an estimated expendi- 

(at 23d. £15 14s.} 9 miles by} manent in z ture of 3s. per acre in ringing, suckering, &c. the country is 
t 


per acre). fair main| Bananimble|} moderately thickly timbered with gum, blackbutt, stringy- 
road. Creek. bark, tallow-wood, mountain ash, oak, apple, and honeysuckle, 
Do do sec) STAT 889 9 5 4/12 7 6| Fencing, | Tenterfield, do ..1) the useful trees of which are preserved under the conditions, 
(ex. (at 23d. £7 Ts. | 10 miles by Steinbrook Public School is about 2 miles distant. Average 
roads),| per acre). fair main annual rainfall, 34 iaches. 
road. UC. 3,119 and 3,120-1,809 Rolls : Ms. 1910-9,944, 


See ane iy E:T al Ee ae ee = 1 
Norg.—Includes reserve 45,602 from sale generally, notified 10th August, 1910. 


The Settlement Lessee is required to enter into residence within three months from date of execution of the lease. 

Where the capital value of the improvements is payable, such payment shall be made in one eum, or, at the option of the Settlement 
Lessee, in three annual instalments, in accordance with Regulation 156. 

The term of lease shall be forty years, in four terms. 

Where a Settlement Lessee is charged a rent for the use of Crown improvements, such rent shall be paid annually on the same date as 
that upon which the rent for the land is payable. i 

IT I8 POINTED OUT THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROVEMENTS ARH OR MAY BE UPON THE LAND 


_ AT THE DATE OF APPLICATION HAS NOT BEEN APPRAISED, AND ATTENTION IS INVITED TO SECTION 2 OF 
THE GROWN LANDS ACT, 1893, which provides that— 


‘An appraisement or determination of the value of any improvements shail be made after the land has become the subject of an 
application for Settlement Lease, unless both the owner (other than the Crown) of the improvements and the incoming lessee have agreed 
to dispense with such appraisement, and have agreed on the value to be paid, in which case the agreed value of the improvements shall be 
deemed to be the appraised value within the meaning of subsection (5) of section 26 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895. Provided that, if in 
any case the value of the improvements as appraised or determined is at least'20 per centum higher than their estimated yalue as above 
notified, the Land Board may allow the incoming lessee, upon application within the prescribed time, to withdraw his application and te 
obtain a refund of any moneys paid in connection therewith, g. W. MOORE. 


4864 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. [31 Ava. 1910. 


—_ 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 31st August, 1910. 


[1374] l 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASKS. 
iz is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 10 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands 
comprised within the blocks hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Conditional Purchase Leases, and shall be disposed of under 
the prevailing conditions of the law. 

The blocks will be available for Conditional Purchase Lease on and after 10TH NOVEMBER, 1910. 

An application for a Conditional Purchase Lease shall be in Form 21, and must be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, 
and a survey fee as hereinafter specified; the survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly 
instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. Payment of the first of such instalments shall be 
made with the application. The application shall be signed and the declaration printed on the back of the form shall be made by the 
applicant. The application may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant in person or by his agent in person duly authorised for 
the purpose in writing, during office hours on 10th November, 1910, or during office hours on any subsequent business day, or may 
be forwarded on any day to the Land Agent in a posted letter, but 20 as not to be received by the Land Agent before the 10th November, 
1919. 

All applications for Conditiona] Purchase Leases lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in 
writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 10th November, 1310, or at any time between 
the 10th November, 1910, and the 16th November, 1910, inclusive, shall together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land 
Agent simultaneously on the 10th November, 1910. 


It is hereby further notified that the Local Land Board will, at 10 a.m. on 17th November, 1910, sit at the Court-house, Gunnedah, 
and deal, under Regulation 366, with any applications which may be made for such lands from 10th November to 16th November 
1910, inclusive ; after determination of priority by ballot, the Local Land Board will proceed to consider the question of confirmation 


of the applications of such applicants as may be present. 
The leases will be subject to the provisions of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1908, 
and to the following special conditions :— iy 

(a) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all noxious scrubs, prickly-pear, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 

(2) The boundaries of each block are to be fenced with a six-wire fence, within five years of date of confirmation of lease ; 
provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Local Land Board. 

(c) Timber or other material shall not be cut, obtained, or removed from the land for the purposes of sale except subject to the 
provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder, and Quarry Regulations at the time in force. 

(d) The lessee shall not prevent or take any measures to hinder any person lawfully claiming any fallen timber on any block from 
removing the same within a reasonable time (to be fixed by the Minister for Lands) after the block has been applied for. 

(e) No timber of eight (8) inches and over in diameter at three (3) feet from the ground, which is suitable or likely to prove 
suitable for fencing or building purposes shall be destroyed by ringbarking or otherwise, except under permit issued under the 
provisions of section 21 (a) of the Forestry Act, 1909: Provided that the lessee may clear any land which is to be 
cultivated within twelve months (12) from date of clearing, or cut any timber required for the purpose of erecting any 
necessary buildings or other improvements on the subject land. 

(f) The lessee shall preserve ample timber for shelter and shade purposes. 

(g) The lessee may destroy by ringbarking or otherwise, without permit, all other timber except edible shrubs. 


Application must be made in good faith ; that isto say, the sole object of the applicant in making the application must be to obtain 
the land in order that he may hold and use it for his own exclusive benefit according to law. The Land Board if satisfied an application is 
made otherwise than in good faith, is authorised to declare the deposit forfeited. 


CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASE AREA No. 260. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or GUNNEDAH, AND Liverroon Puarns Suree. 


ws Annual 
aox heen are one He tons ney | Nearest: a 
. SEs apita at 23 per | Survey stimate Town an ater F 
County. | Parish. ® ga ice Value. cent. for Fee. Value of distance Supply. Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &c. 
a6 5 first ten Improvements. | therefrom. , 
| years. 
[ e 
a. Ur cp: £ 8. dj) os. do} £.8.-a. 
Nandewar| Yarrari 171} 800 0 0/1,200 0 0/30 0 0]1115 0 Nil. Gunnedah,| No natural sup-| 170 acres excellent agricultural land ; 
| (at £1 10s. 15 miles, ply ; fair to good| deep loam; 400 acres gravelly fair 
per acre). tank sites. agricultural land; 100 acres rich 
Rainfall, about) deep orchard or vine land; 180 acres 
23 inches per} undulating stony; timbered with 
annum, stunted box, pine, and inferior iron- 
bark; good pine, wilga, stunted box, 
and ironbark on the spurs. 
: N. 1,825-1,774. 
Do ...| Tulcum-| 37] 991 0 0 /1,288 15 0/3019 6/ 18 0 0 Nil. Gunnedah,| No natural sup-| Three-fourths of the area nearly level, 
ba, (at £1 5s, 16 miles. ply; good tank) one-fourth rocky and gravelly spurs, 
per acre). sites and catch- sandstone, and conglomerate ; three- 
ment areas; fourths of the area fair gravelly 
shallow sinking} agricultural soil ; thickly timbered 
for wells. Rain-| with box, pine, ironbark, yellow box 
fall, about 23) on the west; on the spurs wilga, 
inches per an- dogwocd, ironbark, pine ; two-thirds 
num, of the ironbark and pine are drought- 
killed, and most of the ironbark is of 
inferior quality. 
N. 1,829-1,774. 

Doar. do .. 36 |1,000 0 0/1,000 0 0/25 0 0/18 0 0 Nil. Gunnedah,] None; but tank! Three-fourths gentle slopes, one-fourth 
(at £1 per 20 miles. sites with fair} sandstone, and conglomerate spurs 
acre). catchmentcan be} in places very steep; deep gravelly 

obtained. Wells! fair agricultural soil; thick forest 
arein favourin) timbered with stunted box, patches 
this part of the] of pine, ironbark, belar, on the spurs 
district. Rain- wilga, budtha, &c. 
fall about 23) WN. 1,82s-1,774 Roll, 

inches per an-| Ms. 1910-10,242, 
pum. 


Notg.—Includes reserve 45,604 from sale generally, notified 10th August, 1910, and part (about 1,625 


IT IS POINTED OUT THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER I 


LAND AT THE DATE OF APPLICATION HAS NOT BEEN APPRAISED. 
An appraisement or determination of the yalue of any improvements shall be made after-the land has become the subject of an 


application for Conditional Purchase Lease, unless both the owner 
have agreed to dispense with such appraisement, and have agreed o 
The value of the improvements as appraised is payable within three mo 


instalments with interest at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum. 


The term of a conditional purchase lease shall be fort 
of the lease) into a conditional purchase at any time after confirmation of the conditional pur 


y years from date of application, 


(other than the Crown) of the improvements 
n the value to be paid. 


acres) of reserve for classification, notified 3rd March, 1900, 


MPROVEMENTS ARE OR MAY BE UPON THE 


and the incoming selector 


nths of the date of appraisement, or in four equal annual 


with right of conversion (during the eurrenoy 
ehase lease application. 


8S. W. MOORE. 


31 Auva., 1910.] NEW sOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. 4865 


(1377) Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 31st August, 1910. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR A CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASE. 


1é is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 10 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands 


comprised within the block hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Conditional Purchase Lease, and shall be disposed of under 
the prevailing conditions of the law. 


The block will be available for Conditicnal Purchase Lease on and after Gri: OCTOBER, 1910. 


An application for a Conditional Purchase Lease shall be in Form 21, and must be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance,” 
and a survey fee as hereinafter specified; the survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly 
instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. Payment of the first of such instalments shall be 
made with the application. The application shall be signed and the declaration printed on the back of the form shall be made by the 
applicant. The application may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by hisagent in person duly authorised for 
the purpose in writing, during office hours on Gth October, 1910, or during office hours on any subsequent busiaess day, or may be 
forwarded on any day to the Land Agent in a posted letter, but so as not to be received by the Land Agent before the 6th October, 1910. 


“All applications for Conditional Purchase Lease lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person daly authorised in 
writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 6th October, 1910, or at any time between 
the 6th October, 1910, and the 12th October, 1910, inclusive, shall together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 6th Octoter, 1910, 


It is hereby further notified that the Locai Land Board will, at 10 a.m. on 13th October, 1910, sit at the Court-house, Scone, 
and deal, under Regulation 366, with any applications which may be made for stch lands from 6th October to 12th October, 1910, 
jnclusive; after determination of priority by ballot, the Local Land Board will proceed to consider the question of confirmation ‘of the 
applications of such applicants as may be present. 


The lease will be subject to the provisions of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1908, 
nd to the following special conditions :— 


(@) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 


free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all noxious scrubs, prickly-pear, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 


(6) The boundaries of the block are to be fenced with a six-wire fence, within five years of date of confirmation of lease ; 
provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Local Land 
Board. 5 - 

(c) Timber or other material shall not be cut, obtained, or removed from the land for the purposes of sale except subject to the 
provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and the Regulations thereunder, and Quarry Regulations at the time in force. 


(d) The lessee shall not prevent or take any measures to hinder any person lawfully claiming any fallen timber on the block from _ 
removing the same within a reasonable time (to be fixed by the Mivister for Lands) after the block has been applied for. 


(ce) Timber (which in the opinion of the Forest Officer) is or is likely to prove suitable fur fencing, building, or railway sleepers, - 
shall not be destroyed by ringbarking or otherwise, except under permit issued under the provisions of section 21 (a) of the 
Forestry Act, 1909: Provided that the lessee may clear any land which is to be cultivated within twelve months from date of 


clearing, or cut any timber required for the purpose of erecting any necessary buildings or other improvements on the subject 
land. 


(/) The lessee may destroy by rivgbarking or otherwise, without permit, all other timber except edible shrubs. 

(g) The lessee shall take effective steps to clear the land of prickly-pear, to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands. He shall 
commence such operations within six months after the date of confirmation of his application for the lease, and within twelve 
months after such date shall clear from pear not less than one-tenth of the total area of the land leased. During each 
subsequent period of twelve months he shall clear from pear not less than an additional one-tenth of the area leased, so that 
the whole area shall be cleared within ten years from the date of confirmation. After any area has been cleared it shall be 
kept free from pear, to the eatisfaction of the Minister for Lands, during the remaining term cf the lease. 

Application must be made in good faitk, that is to say, the sole object of the applicant in making the application 
must be to obtain the land in order that he may hold and use it for his own exclusive benefit according tolaw. The 
Land Board, if satisfied an application is made otherwise than in good faith, is authorised to declare the deposit 
forfeited. 


—_— + ---- 


CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LHASE AREA No. 261. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Distaior or Sconr, AND WooLOOMA SHIRE. 


a Annual 
avs A Rent at Nature and Nearcetilioent 
Coantealeacias 2 che gree Capital | 24 per | Survey | Estimated Value waa Saab Cheracter of Land, Soil, 
, “|e : Value. cent. Fee. of . upply. er, &c. 
£ ae Block. for arse Im provements, distance therefrom, 
ee five years. 
~ =~ 2 - —_ 
Ate Pale) Bi Geese dal! Loki A. $ ; ‘ 
Brisbane..| Alma...) 164|190 1 0/ 190 5 0} 415 2| 610 0 | Fence, valueless;} Adjoining the village of Nil. Pasaltic country with sandstone on 
| (at £1 per | ringbarking &| Gundy, about 12 miles | the ridges; timbered with box 
| acre.) | clearing, £2. from Scone Railway and ironbark. 


| Station. | Me, 1910-11,581, 
| 


Norr.—Includes part of reserve 24,799 from sale generally, 


IT IS POINTED OUT THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROVEMENTS ARE OR MAY BE UPON THE 
LAND AT THE DATE OF APPLICATION HAS NOT BEEN APPRAISED. 
An appraisement or determination of the value of any improvements shall be made after the land has become the subject of an 


application for Conditional Purchase Lease, unless both the owner (other than the Crown) of the improvements and the incoming selector 
haye agreed to dispense with such appraisement, and haye agreed on the value to be paid. 


' The value of the improvements as appraised is payable within three months of the date of appraisement, or in four equal annual 
instalments with interest at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum, 


The term of a conditional purchaee lease shall be forty years from date of application, with right of conversion (during the currenoy 
of the leaso) into a conditional purchase at any time after confirmation of the conditional purchase lease application. 


S.-W. MOORE. 
No, 134, 31 Avueust, 1910,—6. - 


4866 


[1852] 


NEW SOUTH ‘WALES GOVERNMENT GAZBTTH, No, 134. 


[31 Ave, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SAUL®, DHASEH, &c. 


qvi is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the reserves from sale, lease, or 
license hereunder deeorhed. are hereby revoked. 


Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 3ist August, 1910. 


8. W. MOORE, 


Shel Weg Sop Ailes 


pea Division. pant Purpose. er tek County. Parish. Holding, &c. Area. | Part revoked. Papers No. 
a : Bigs De ID. 
Coon= — Central...) 2!,504 | From sale for isri-) 16 Sept., 1894] Letchhard!] Mooram- Municipality 13 8 29 | The part within portions 122] Ms. 1910- 

am ble, gation. hilla.| of Coonamble, and 125. (L, 2,262-1,402.) | 12,997, 

Do... OO whit Fe ccaites From sale and lease} 15 Dec,, 110+ do ts do st do 8 1 25 | The whole; portion 122 and do 
by operation _of road on ys south bound- 
provisions of sec- aTy. (GU, 2,262--1,902, 
tion 156 of Grown i 

| Lands Act, 1834. 
Condobs- | Central...) 30,670*) From sale for tra- 10 Mar., 1900{ Gipos |; Manna .. Partly withinj1300 0, 0./ Phewhole .. .... Ms, 1910- 
lin. veiliag stock, Cudsw R.A.| (about). 10,070. 
| 24a 
Do .. do ...; 17,085* do. ao| ££ Jan., 1898 do «| Mangaand Lach'au Shire..| 2,250 0 0 | That part between south boun- do 

j Bovandil- (about). dary ot portion 57, parish 

ion, Manna, and nor th’ bound- 

{ | ary portion 86, parisy 

: \ a , Boz -ndilloa,county Gipps. a 

Do. do... 17,984) Proti chips Sibi i 5, ” do ad Mataa Cadow R.A.284} 266 0 0} Thewhole on. ey do - 
ing. (about). or 

Notrs —* (1) Traveliing stock reserve 45,563, notified this day, in lieu. + (2) Camping reserve 45,569, notified this day, in lieu, includes the above, 
Condobs- Central...| 18,155 | From sale fo:camp-| 15 Jaly, 1895] Cunning. | Micabil ...! Lachlan Shire.{/ 97 0 0) Withio Pores 73, (Plan) Ms. La, 
lin, ing. ham. C.1,7112-1,947 1910-6,897 
Nore.—flel@ under special lease. 
Parkes ...; Central...{ 24,058 | From sale for tra-| 9 May, 1896; Ashburn- } Goonumbla) Goobang Shire 5 123 | That part within portion 95,; Ms Ls. 
. velling stock, I= ham. (Plan A. 6,722-1 5770.) 1910-10,553, 

Do ww do ,,| £0,376 Prom sale _ for) 23 Mar, 1906 do sip PBT COB Grats de ext 2 0 0] The whole. (A. 6,325-1,770)| Me. 1909- 
public schcal : 19,360. 
purposes, : ; 

Bega __...| Eastern.. 28 | For public reerea-| 3 Aug., 1835) Auckland.,! Bega ..-| Mumbulla 3 3 25 | Part within allotment 5, sec-) C.S8. 1909- 
tion. Shire. tion 30, towa cf vi a | 33,307, 

4 LS od (Plan B. 2-15437.) 

Braidwood do. «| 18,279 | From annual lease) 3 Sept, 1892) St. Vincent! Marlowe ,,.| Pallaganda 2 0 0} Part within portion 88.) Mis. 1910- 
for public schoo! Shire. (Plan V. 2,327-2,913.) 11,579, 
purposes, j 

Cooma ... do ...| 31,299} From sale for| 11 Aug,, 1900} Wallace ..| Seymour ..,| Dalgety Shire... 0 1 1}| The whole, allotinent 4, sec-|] Mz. 1910- 
mechanies’ iasti- tien 1i, town of Adam-| 8,233, 

a E tute site. f inaby. (Plan As 3-1,747.)]— 
Narran- | Central.g 39,514 | From lease other) 22 July, 1905) Cooper ...| Barvalong..| Barellan .R.A.| 125 2 23 | That part within measured! Ms, 1910- 
dera, than 18th section 4554 and portion 47 cf 125 acres 2} 13,541 

lease, | Yanko Shire. roots 23 perches. (Plan C. 

: 4,593=1,904 Roll.) 

0’ ase do...) 8,701 | From sale for road-} 9 Mar., 1889 Come dO aes do ele ae. 0 70 Tae dB kf oss do 
way. (about). 

Narran- | Contral./ 39,514 | From lease other| 22 July, 1905| Cooper. ...| Barcalong.( Yanko Shire &{ 125 2 23 ) Part within portion 47. (Plan) Ms. 1910- 
aera. hone pins piiley Barellan R.A. C, ¥,583-1,804.) 11,338. 
Seetion of the 485A. 
Crowa Lauds Act) 
(Amendment) 
{ Act, 1993. | | 
Norn.—This land has been alienated. 
Picton “| eae 45,498 { From after-auction{ 23 Jaly, ae Camden ,..| Wallaya “i Wollondilly 87 9 0 | The whole ies os Ms. 1910- 
sale, | Shire.| (ex, road). 10,747. 
Carccar ,:,) Fastern..| ©,740 ) From _Sale  for{ 16 Mar., 1899; Georgiana.) Mulguania; Abereronibie 40 0 0 ( That part within portion 191) Me, 1910- = 
freeing stock Shire.) (about). | 10,3065 9. 
ping. A at 
Norr.—Held under spezial lease. — 
Carcoar ...| Eastern .| 29,503 ] From sale for police) 24 Sune, 1899] Bathurst... { Errol Blayney Muni- 4 23801] The whole, (Plan B. 87-) Ms. Ls. 
pUrposes i 327 : a 
Molong ... doe 22 | For Aexbpo | 25 N 1885) Ashbura- a0 ia ae ae ithi Me 1G 
g e porary| 25 Nov,, 1885} Ashbtra Cargo | Boree Shire ... i7 0 O| That part within regerve) Ms, 1910- 
common, ham,|. - (about). 45,691 from sale for rifle] 13,480. 
range, notified this day,— 
shown on plan Ms. 1051 Oe. < 
Doves dn ape ge: nes: ee 13 April, 189% do + ao Me do An 0 0 do BO- sen do 
pene € Cc ation 
notice, | license. 4 & lea 7 aon eee 
43,361 | From sale for } : 
Binzara...|Central ie scnool | Fr + 
43,362 | From pene gehe- r| 16 Dec., 1908] Murchison] Paterdo ..| Gwydir Shire... 2 0 0} The whole; portion 8. (Plati| Ms. Bs, 
rally for public | ; M. Pi = 7182.) 1910-11024 
school purposes, J} 
8,878 | From sale for temp- ) : * aes = oe 
Corowa ... do on orary comuon, -13 Apl., 1583] Denison ...| Tccumwal | Berrigan Shire] 19 2 0 | Two chain sirip (proposed Rds. 1908- 
8,879 aes license for ) . roadway), extending from| 4938-1, 
ofa Pora ty: cous toad from Fiulay to Bet aaa 
mon, rigan, along cast boundary 
ef reserve south to north 
boundary of village of nd 
; : Tocum val,—and showa on| ——— 
Be ‘e 44,642 | From salefor public } cate ; or hank = tl road plan R. 9,575-1,603. itp 
st hat spobeel 2¢ Noy., 1929) do Wab- Malwala and) 2 0 0] Part within portion 103.) Ms.1909- 
343 pe med a as gunyah.|_ Savernake (Pian D, 1,656-1,798.) 18,222, & 
| meee ore y for R.A. 14, and :@ 
public school. Coreen Shire. 3 
Corowa ...) Central... 45, ee 27 July, ialg Denison i.) Pidley ...) Berrivan ss 4 2 0) Within vortion 87 (subar-| Me. 110-5 ) 
purchase, | ban), (Plan D, 1,5)6-1,'98,)| 13,348. 
a Norz.—Ifela under after-aucticn purchase by Susannah Bailey Hamilton. leche 
Ae. 35) : € : — 
Oe aaek: Central,..( 2,448 eae sale for public 23 June, 1880/ Mitchell ..,| Burke ...) TEanging Rock} 2. 2-24-7/ The whole. (Pian Ma. 1,958 as, aiid 
g purposes, R.A, 2274 and ' Wega.) 2,490. 7 
: : » Lockhart : 
a Sera) $2 it 4 : | Sbire, . : ; a 
Young ... Pastore. 18,146 feces e ) 22 July, 1893} Harden ...| Murrim- | Demondrille 10 6 0 | Part within portion 59/1. Ms 1910 i | 
: i ae ary 0m - beola,| Shite, (Vian Ub GiBHSAI TU) 18/732. a 
D rie a a a? 264 4 P M “i oe : = elt & 4 
5) do 18,147 ie mech tes atin Boy . ao ae do See ado wet) aU do LOU ser “do 5. 
62 Wi license. bi 


rl 


4 


jae A 


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31 Avé., 1910.] NEW SCULH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTR, No. 134, 4867 
[1353] Bae on MN ETS eat Aa Beet 


Department of Lands, 
- Sydney, 31st August, 1910. 
REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASE, &o. 


ike is heretiy notified; for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crewn Lands Acts; the reserves from sale or lease, 
hereunder described are hereby reyoked,—but such revocation shall not take effect until after the expiration of sixty days from the 


above date, 
: S. W. MOORE. 


Land 


ee Reserve ‘ He 
District. | Division. No, Purpose. | Ree Couaty. | Parish. | Yloiding, &e. Area, Part réyoked. ange 
Grafton:!.:| Basteri 5315 | ¥ 15 + - | 3 | 1). fT. DP. 
He stern:.| 5; From sate for public 18 Peb., 1888] Fitzroy . | Woogoolga | Dorrigo ‘hire . 1 2139}]) The whole .  -» | Adn, 1910~ 
x pound. : | (Town of Weogoolga.) 9,85?. 
arran- | Central...) 43,469 | From sale | or lease 16 Dec., 1996] Boyd ...| Waddi .. | Murrumbidgee 2909 0 0 | Fart within portion 167.) Mp. 1410- 
dera. other than special) Suire. (Pian 13) 15989-1,998.) 11,900, 
: lease by tender. | ij 
Urana ., do ...| 15,004 | From sale for travel-- 9Jan., 1892) Urana . | BoreecCreek| Lockhart and) 189 0 0 That part within the village} Ms, 1910- 
ling stock. | Urana Shira:.| (about), of Currabill’, notified this) 32,995, 
: F / aay. 
Da 4 do ..,| 34,931 | From sate for village | 20 Aug., 1602} do . | Boree Crvek do «| 912 6 0 | Phe whole; parts previously do 
| © Brogkoap (about), rev: Ked, 
| North. 


Do .. do ...| 1,690 | From sale for water, 21 @et., 1876} do ..., Yanko ..| Kulki RA. 4381/1200 6 6 | That part within conditional Hs. 1910- 

supply. | and Wunna-| (about), | lease 4,170,<et apartthisday| 11,047, 

murra Shire, for condition 1 purchase. 

| | (1 lau C.P,L, 260 Wea., and 
| U. 1,009-7,481 P} 


[1355] Department of Lands, 


‘Sydney, 31st August, 1910. 
REVOOATION OF NOTIFICATION OF TRACT OR AREA PREVIGUSLY NOTIFIED AS NOT AVALLABLE FOR 
; SETILEMEN?T UNTIL SURVEY EFFECTED AND FURTHER NOTIFICATION. 
J? is hereby notified, for public information, thet, under the provisione of ihe idth section of the Crown Lauds Act of 1895, the 
notification that the tract or arsa hereander described is not available for ssitisment, is hereby revoked. 
. 8. W. MOORE. 


er = - = — SS) 


Laad in [ 
District. | Division. i ain. County: | Parish. | Shire. | Area. | Part revoked. | Papers No. 
——— ee ; | eee 
ig ioe Ag 
Braidweoi...} Kastern..| 7 Nov., 1905...| St. Vincent...) Durran Darra ...| Taliaginda | 49 0 0| The whole. (Plan V. ?,%8C-2,°1°.) ..| Ms. 1910-11,87 


Norr—Held upder conditional purchase. 


j 

[2371] Department of Lands, | notified that the price of the land ior criginal condi- 
oe Sydney, 31st August, 1910. j tional purchase, whenever Applied for, shall be lds. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS per acre, it ig also notified thet any holdings within 
FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE. this area shall be subject to the following special con- 
; : é | Gitions, viz.:—(a) Timber cf 6 inches or over im 
ais is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro-  Giameéter at 3 feet from the ground, which is suitable 
visions of section 4 of the Crown Lands Amend- oy likely to prove suitable for fencing, building, 
ment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands comprised within jnining, or railway sleepers, shall not be destroyed 
the area hereunder described are hereby set apart for by ringharking or otherwise, except under permit 
original conditional purchase, and shall become and issued under the provisions of section 21 (a) ‘of the 
be available therefor on and after the 29th September,  Worestry Act, 1909. Provided. that the selector may 
1910. It is further notified that the price of the land  Glear any land which is to be cultivated within tivelve 
for original conditional purenase;. whenever applied jinonths cf date of clearing, or cut any timber required 
for, shall be £5 per acre. No timber shall be ext. for the purposes of erecting, auy necessary buildings 
or removed from the land for the purposes of sale, or other imiprovements on the subjéct land. (6) No 
except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, timber shall be et or removed from the land for the 
1909, and Regulations thereunder at the time in purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of 
force, the Forest?#y Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder at 
8. W. MOORE. the time in force. (ce) The selector or lessee shall pre- 
serve ample timber for shelter and shade purposes. 
{d) The selector or lessee may destroy, by ringbark- 
ing or otherwise, without permit, all other timber 

except. edible shrubs. mie Sie 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
LAND District or TAMWORTH, AND MANDOWA SHIRE. 


County of Darling, parish of Manilla, containing , S. W. MOORE. 
an atea of 263 acres. The Crown hands within the | 
boundaries of measured portien 220,—as shown on EASTERN DIVISION. 


plan D, 3,492-1,808. | 

Norr.—lIdentical with Special Area No; 45,702, pro- {| Laxp Disrricr or TENTERFIELD, AND TENTERFIELD 
claimed this day. | bet SHIRE. 
| 
{ 
| 


Lan 22109 237 | Within anitual leases'Nos: 23,221; 1909-6, and 1910-5: 


[1372] Department of Lands, ; County of Buller, parish of Ruby, containing an 

Sydney, 81st August, 1910. , 2rea of eat ee abet the Crown yaar eae the 

att | following boundaries: Commencing at the south-west 

piel wt oe On GHEE pia ie ey ' cornet of conditional lease 4,861; thence by lines south 

CHASE OR FOR ORIGINAL GONDITION AT, about 60 chains and east about 90 chains to mineral 

PURCHASE AND . ASSOCIATED CONDI. lease 6; by Mores ees a Ruby Crete or euine 

= "| stock reserve 41,544, notifies th April, 1907, and con- 

TION AL LBASE. : | ditional lease 4,861, to the poist of commencethent,— 

5 is hereby potitied iti fn Pureuance of ee es fake am of pee ae 2 chains Wide along Ruby 

visions of section 4 o e Crown Lands Amend- | Creek, bounc right lines extending fro: point 

ment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands comprised within |= due east of ths syuth-oaat Bunter of SoneieiOnGl ‘Tetisd 

thé area hereunder described are hereby set apart for | 4,861 to travelling stock reserve 41,544, notified 10th 
ee Lats seine ee uh a oN ae April, see hat 

ional purchases and conditional leases (other than Nore.—Includes part (about 480 acres) of water re- 

those méiitioned in subsection 2 (b) of the section above | serve 857A sxteheton., hh about fg ae OF Suter 

quoted), iid shall become and be available therefor ') rosorve 8574, notified 4th Junc, 1884, 

on id after the 29th September, 1910, It is further [Ms. 1910-12,016] 


St a ee 


4868 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. [81 Ave., 1910. 
[1356] Department of Lands, LAND Disrrict or YOUNG, AND DEMONDRILLE SHIRE. 


Sydney, 31st August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SBETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASH, 
CONDITIONAL LEASE, ADDITIONAL CONDI- 
TIONAL PURCHASE LEASE, ADDITIONAL 
HOMESTEAD SELECTION, OR ADDITIONAL 
SETTLEMENT LEASE. 

[' is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 4 of the Crown Lands Amend- 

ment Act of 1905, and section 22 of the Crown Lands 

(Amendment) Act, 1908, the Crown Lands comprised 

within the areas hereunder described are hereby set 

apart for additional conditional purchases or condi- 
tional leases (other than those mentioned in subsection 

1 (b) of the first-mentioned section), additional condi- 

tional purchase leases, additional homestead selections, 

or additional! settlement leases, and shall become and be 
available therefor on and after the dates hereinafter re- 
spectively specified. It is further notified that the prices 
of the land for additional conditional purchase, or the 
capital value for additional homestead selection, cr 
additional conditional purchase lease, whenever ap- 
plied for, and the annual rents (where stated) for 
additional settlement lease shall be as hereinafter res- 
pectively specified, with terms of appraisement as pro- 
vided for by the Crown Lands Acts. No timber shall 
be cut or removed from the land for the purposes of 
sale, except subject to the provisions of the HKorestry 

Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder at the time in 

force. If the land is taken up under any form cf 

tenure other than additional conditional purchase or 
additional homestead selection, the timber must not 
be ringbarked, except in pursuance of permits issued 

under the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909. 


S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
[Available on 29th September, 1910.) 
Lanp District or CARCOAR, AND CROOKWELL SHIRE. 
At 15s. per acre. 
_ County of Georgiana, parish of Keverstone, contain- 
ing an area of about 1385 acres. The Crown Lands 
bounded by portions 165, 229, 34,and Mulgowrie Creek, 
| Ms, 1910-10,128]} 
Lanp District or Casino, AND CopMANHURST SHIRE. 
At £1 5s. per acre 

County of Richmond, parish of Dobie, containing 
an area of about 350 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing at the north- 
east corner of portion 12; thence by the north boun- 
dary of that portion and a line westerly in all about 
82 chains to the north-east corner of resumed area 
674; thence by part of the east boundary, of that 
resumed area southerly to the north boundary of 
portion 26; thence by part of the north boundary of 
that portion easterly to its north-east corner, being 
also the south-east corner of portion 7; thence by the 
east boundaries of portions ¢ and 6, the north-east 
boundaries of the latter portion and portion 12 afore. 
said northerly and north-westerly, to the point cf 
commencement. : 

Notz.—-Includes part of reserve for classification, 
notified 10th October, 1906. 

[ Ms. 1910-13,565] 
Lanp Disrrict or Proton, anp Nattar SHire. 
At 10s. per acre. 

County of Camden, parish of Wanganderry, area 
about 180 acres, The Crown Lands within the follow- 
ing boundaries: Commencing on the left bank of the 
Nattai River at the north-east corner of portion 102; 
and bounded thence on the south by the north boun- 
dary of that portion west to its north-west corner ; 
thence by a line north to Allum River; thence by that 
river downwards to the south boundary of portion 27, 
parish of Nattai; thence by that portion east to the 
Nattai River before mentioned; and thence by that 
river upwards, to the point of commencement. 

[ Ms. 1910-4,186] 
Lanp Districr or TENTERFIELD, AND TENTERFIELD 
SHIRE. 


At £1 10s. per acre. 


County of Clive, parish of Angoperran, containing 
an area of about 90 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing at the north- 
east corner of portion 57; thence north to portion 83; 
by that portion, portions 95 and 39, to the point cf 
commencement. 


[Ms. 1910-11,146] 


At £3 per acre. 

County of Harden, parish of Cullinga, containing 
an area of 21 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of portions 465 and 466. Plan P. 787- 
1,978. , 

Nore.—Includes reserve 2,491, notified 3lst October, 
1881, 

[Ms. 1910-13,474] 
[Available on 8rd November, 1910.] 


Lanp Districr or B&LLINGEN, AND BELLINGEN SHIRE. 
At £1 8s. per acre. 


(Annual rent for additional settlement lease, 7d. per ~ 


acre.) 

County of Raleigh, parish of Never Never, contain- 
ing an area of 40 acres. ‘The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of portion 111, Plan R. 2,520-1,714. 

Nore.—Includes part (40 acres) of forest reserve 
34,091, notified 8th March, 1902, revoked this day. 
[Ms. 1910-5,572 | 


LAND DISTRICT OF GOULBURN, AND MULWAREE SHIRE. 
At 10s. per acre. 


(Annual rent for additional setlement lease, 3d. per 
acre.) 
Includes part of annual lease No. 1909-26. 

County of Argyle, parish of Bungonia, containing 
an area of about 135 acres. The Crown Lands 
bounded by portions 51, 738, the road to Yarralaw, 
portions 62, 56, and a line northerly to the south- 
western corner of portion 80; and thence by portion 
89. 

Notr.Includes part (about 135 acres) of forest 
reserve 1,999, notified.17th July, 1885, which is re- 
veked this day. 

[Ms. 1910-6,634] : 
Lanp District or GRarren, AND ORARA SHIRE. 
At 10s. per acre. 

County of Clarence, parish of Coldstream, contain- 
ing an area of 100 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing at the north- 
cast corner of portion 1i1; and bounded thence north 
by a line about 24 chains 40 lnks; thence west to a 
point north of the north-west corner of portion 110; 
thence south to that corner; thence by the north 
boundaries of portions 110 and 111 aforesaid east, to 
point of commencement. 

Norz.—Includes part of forest reserve 29,082, noti- 
fied lith March, 1899, revoked this clay. 

[Ms. 1910-12,171] 


[1359] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 3ist August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR CONDITIONAL PURCHASE. 


i : IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
4 the Executive Council, directs it to be noti- 
fied that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 
10 of the Crown Lands Act cf 1895, and section 4 
of the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1899, the Crown 
Lands comprised within the tract or area hereunder 
described are hereby set apart for conditional pur- 
chase, and shall become and be available therefor 
on and after the 8rd November, 1910. It is further 
notified that under section 4 of the Crown Lands 
(Amendment) Act, 1889, the price of the land for 
conditional purchase, whenever applied for, shall be 
£1 10s. per acre. 


S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION, 
Lanp District or URANA, AND WUNNAMURRA SHIRE. 


Within Kulki resumed area No. 431. 


County of Urana, parish of Yanko, containing an 
area of about 1,200 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of conditional lease 4,170. . Plans 
C.P.L. 265 Wega. and U. 1,009-1,881 Roll. 

Nore.—Includes forest reserve 1,835, notified 15th 


September, 1877, revoked this day, and reserve 1,690 . 
for water supply, notified 21st October, 1876, revoked - 


this day. Within conditional lease 4,170 and avail- 
able for additional conditional purchase by the hold- 


ers of that conditional lease only. 
[Ms. 1910-11,047] 


31 Ava., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134, 


4869 


[1357] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 31st August, 1910. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE, 
CONDITIONAL LEASH, ADDITIONAL CONDI- 
TIONAL PURCHASE LEASE, ADDITIONAL 
HOMESTEAD SELECTION, OR ADDITIONAL 
SETTLEMENT LEASH. 


TE is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 4 of the Crown Lands Amend- 
ment Act of 1905, and section 22 of the Crown Lands 
(Amendment) Act, 1908, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the areas hereunder described are hereby set 
apart for additional conditional purchases or con- 
ditional leases (other than those mentioned in sub- 
section 1 (b) of the first-mentioned section), additional 
conditional purchase leases, additional homestead 
selections, or additional settlement leases, and shall 
become and be available therefor on and after the 29th 
September, 1910. It is further notified that the prices 
of the land for additional conditional purchase, or 
the capital values for additional homestead selection 
or additional conditional purchase lease, whenever ap- 
lied for, shall be as hereinafter respectively specified. 
t is also notified that any holdings within these areas 
shall be subject to the following special conditions, 
viz.:—-(a) Stringybark, box, and ironbark timber of 
6 inches or over in diameter at 3 feet from the 
ground, which is suitable or likely to prove suitable 
for fencing, building, mining, or railway sleepers, 
shall not be destroyed by ringbarking or otherwise, 
except. under permit. issued under the provisions of 
section 21 (a) of the Forestry Act, 1909: Provided that 
the lessee or selector may clear any land which is to 
be cultivated within twelve months from date of clear- 
ing, or cut any timber required for the purpose of 
erecting any necessary buildings or other improve- 
ments on the subject land. (b) No timber shall be 
cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, 
except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1909, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 
(c) The selector or lessee shall preserve ample timber 
for shelter and shade purposes. (d) The selector or 
lessee may destroy by ringbarking or otherwise, with- 
out permit, all other timber. 
S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF GUNDAGAT, AND ADJUNGBILLY SHIRE. 
At 15s. per acre. ® eile 
Within Mount Adra resumed areas Nos. 64 and 64a. 


County of Wynyard, parish of Ellerslie, containing 
an area of ‘about 2,000 acres... The Crown Lands 
bounded by portions 266, conditional lease 5,458, por- 
tions 156, 170, 84, 83, 163, 123, 122, 93, 92, parish of 
Ellershe ; by conditional lease 3,611, parish of Yaven; 
by portions 204 and 273, parish of Bangus; and by the 
holding boundary between Mount Adra and Bangus 
south-easterly to portion: 266, parish ‘of Hllerslie; 
but exclusive of portion 28 and area (about 100 acres) 
set apart this day for additional holdings ;—includes 
portions 173 and 164. Plans W. 1,622 and 1,456-2,119. 
[Ms. 1910-8,910] 


At £1 per acre. 
Within Mount Adra resumed area No. 64a. 


County of Wynyard, parish of Ellerslie, containing 
an area of about 100 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing at a point 10 
chains west of the north-west corner of portion 28, 
parish of Ellerslie; and bounded thence on the west 
by a line bearing north 40 chains; thence on the north 
by a line bearing east 25 chains; thence on the east 
by a line bearing south 40 chains to the north boun- 
dary of portion 28 aforesaid; thence on. the south by 
a line bearing west 25 chains forming part of the 
north boundary of portion 28, to the point of com- 
mencement. 

Nore.—Includes water reserve 1,895, notified 22nd 
March, 1878. 

[Ms. 1910-8,910] 


[1258] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 3lst August, 1910. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE, 
CONDITIONAL LEASH, ADDITIONAL CONDT- 
TIONAL PURCHASE LUASH, ADDITIONAL 
HOMESTEAD SHLECTION, OR ADDITIONAL 
SETTLEMENT LBHASE. 


lig is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 4 of the Crown Lands Amend- 
ment Act of 1905, and section 22 of the Crown Lands 


(Amendment) Act, 1908, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the areas hereunder described are hereby set 
apart for additional conditional purchases or con- 
ditional leases (other than those mentioned in sub- 
section 1 (b) of the first-mentioned section), additional 
conditional purchase leases, additional homestead 
selections, or additional settlement leases, and shall 
become and be available therefor on and after the dates 
hereinafter respectively specified. It is further noti- 
fied that the prices of the land for additional condi- 
tional purchase, or the capital values for additional 
homestead selection, or additional conditional purchase 
lease, whenever applied for, and the annual rents, 
where stated, for additional settlement lease shall be as 
hereinafter respectively specified, with terms of ap- 
praisement as provided for by the Crown Lands Acts. 
it is also notified that any holdings within these areas 


shall be subject to the special conditions hereinafter 
specified, 


S. W. MOORE. 


[Available on 28th September, 1910.] 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or Brarpwoop, AND TALLAGANDA 
SHIRE. 


At 10s. per acre. 


(Annual rent for additional settlement lease, 3d. per 
acre.) 


Within annual lease No. 21,852. 


County of Murray, parish of Merigan, containing an 
area of about 80 acres. The Crown Lands bounded by 
portions 126, 125, 78, 52, 124, 132, and 110. 

Notrs.—Includes reserve 78, notified 17th May, 1880. 
Any holdings within the above area shall be subject 
to the following special conditions, viz.:—(a) Timber 
of 18 inches or over in diameter at 3 feet from the 
ground which is or vis likely to prove suitable for 
fencing, building, or railway sleepers, shall not be 
destroyed by ringbarking or otherwise, except under 
permit issued under the provisions of section 21 (a) 
of the Forestry Act: Provided that the selector may 
clear any land which is to be cultivated within twelve 
months from date of clearing, or cut any timber 
required for the purpose of erecting any necessary 
buildings or other improvements on the subject land. 
(b) No timber shall be eut or removed from the land 
for the purpose of sale, except subject to the pro- 
visions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations 
thereunder at the time in force. (c) The selector or 
lessee shall preserve ample timber for shelter and shade 
purposes. (d@) The selector or lessee may destroy by 
ringbarking or otherwise, without permit, all other 
timber except edible shrubs. 

[ Ms. 1910-12,346] 


Lanp District or TENTERFIELD, AND TENTERFIELD 
SHIRE. 


At 18s. 4d. per acre. 
Within annual leases Nos. 22,597 and 23,221. 


County of Buller, parish of Ruby, containing an 
area of about 395 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing at the south- 
western corner of conditional lease 4,861; thence by a 
line south about 60 chains; by 4 line west to the 
boundary between the States of New South Wales 
and Queensland; by that boundary and portion 75, to 
the point of commencement. : 

Note.—Includes. part (about 895 acres) of water 
reserve 857A extension, notified 4th June, 1884. Any 
holdings within the above area shall be subject to the 
following special conditions, viz.:—(a) Timber of 6 
inches or over in diameter at 3 feet from the ground, 
which is suitable or likely to prove suitable for fencing, 
building, mining, or railway sleepers, shall not be 
destroyed by ringbarking or otherwise, except under 
permit issued under the provisions of section 21 (a) 
of the Forestry Act, 1909: Provided that the lessee 
or selector may clear any land which is to be culti- 
vated within twelve months from date of clearing, 
or cut any timber required for the purpose of erect- 
ing any necessary buildings or other Improvements on 
the subject land. (b) No timber shall be cut or re- 
moved from the land for the purpose of sale, except 
subject. to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, 
and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. (c) 
The selector or lessee shall preserve ample timber for 
shelter and shade purposes. (d) The selector or lessee 
may destroy by ringbarking or otherwise, without per- 
mit, all other timber except edible shrubs. 


| [Ms..1910-12,016] 


4870 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 134. [81 Ave., 1910, 


[Available on 3rd November, 1910.] . 
Lanp District oF Casino, AND CoPMANHURST SHIRE. 
At £1 per acre. 
Within restitned area No. 631. 


County of Drake, parish of Rodham, containing an 
area of about 1,180 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing at the south- 
west corner of J. Campbeil’s conditional purchase 
1909-217, portion 1; and bounded thence south 86 
chains; east 80 chains; north to the left bank of Dul- 
gigin or Deadman Creek; by that creek downwards 
to the right bank of Pickabooba Branch; by the right 
bank of that branch upwards to a point east of the 
south-east corner of portion 5; by a line crossing that 
branch and part of the south boundary of portion 5 
aforesaid to the north-east corner cf portion 1 afore- 
said; thence by east and south boundaries of that 
portion, to the point of commencement,—to include 
the area, 

Norers.—includes part of forest reserve 537, notified 
17th November, 1879 (about 850 acres), revoked this 
day. Any holdings within the above area shall be 
subject to the following special conditions, viz. :—(a) 
No timber shall be cut or remoyed from the land for 
the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions 
of the Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations at the 
time in force. (b) The selector or lessee shall preserve 
not less than 7s of the green timber in the form of 
fire-breaks, clumps for shelter and shade purposes, or 
plantation for future timber supply. (c) The selec- 
tor or lessee may destroy by ringbarking or otherwise, 
without permit, all other timber except edible shrubs. 
[Ms. 1910-9,991] 

Land Disrricr or Tarer, AND MANNING SHIRE. 

At £1 per acre. 

County of Macquarie, parish of Stewart, contain- 
ing an area of about 130 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries: Commencing at the 
south-west corner of portion 160; and bounded thence 
by a line south 387 chains; a line east to the western 
boundary of portion 18; by lines partly forming the 
western boundaries of that portion and portion 16 
generally north-westerly to the south boundary of 
portion 161; and thence a line partly forming the 
south boundaries of that portion and portion 160 
aforesaid west, to the point of commencement. 

Notres.—Includes mart of. forest reserve 15,589, noti- 
fied 21st May, 1892, about 130 acres, revoked this day. 
Any holdings within the above area shall be subject 
to the following special conditions, viz.:—(a) Timber 
which is or is likely to prove suitable for fencing, 
building, or railway sleepers, shall not be destroyed 
by ringbarking or otherwise, except under permit 
issued under the provisions of section 2i (a) of the 
Forestry Act, 1909: Provided that the selector may 
clear any land which is to be cultivated within tweive 
months from date of clearing, or cut any timber re- 
quired for the purpose of erecting any necessary build- 
ings or other improvements on the subject land. (b) 
No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for 
the purpose of sale except subject to the provisions 
of the Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder 
at the time in force, (c) The selector or lessee shall 
preserve ample timber for shelter and shade purposes. 
(d) The selector or lessee may destroy by ringbarking 
or otherwise, without permit, all other timber except 
edible shrubs. 


[Mg. 1910-11,106] 


Lanp Distrior or TENTERFIELD, AND TENTERTIELD 
SHIRE. 


At 18s. 4d. per aere. 


County of Clive, parish of Timbarra, containing 
an area of about 180 acres. The Crown Lands 
bounded by portions 129, 123, and 125, the boundary 
between the counties of Buller and Clive, and travel- 
ling stock reserve 224, notified 5th January 1875. 

‘Nores.—Inecludes part (about 180 acres) of forest 
reserve 35,715, notified 2nd May, 1903, revoked this 
day. Any holdings within the above area shall be subject 
to the following special conditions, viz. :—(a) Timber 
of 6 inches or over in diameter at 3 feet from the 
ground, which Js suitabie or likely to prove suitable 
for fencing, building, or railway sleepers, shall not be 
destroyed by ringbarking or otherwise, except under 
permit issued under the provisions of section 21 (a) 
of the Forestry Act, 1909: Provided that the lessee 
er selector may clear any land which is to be culti- 
vated within twelve months from date of clearin OF 
cat any timber required for the purpose of rates 
any necessary buildings or other improvements a aN 
subject land. (b) No timber shall be cut or removed 


from the land for the purpose of sale. except snbjeet 


to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and Regu- 
lations thereunder at the time in force. (c) The selec- 
tor or lessee shall preserve ample timber for shelter 
and shade purposes. (d) The selector or lessee may 
destroy by ringbarking or otherwise, without permit, 
all other timber except edible shrubs. 


[Ms. 1910-9,312] 


CHNTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF DENILIQUIN, AND WINDOURAN 
SHIRE. 
At £1 5s. per acre. 
County of Townsend, parish of Morago, containing 
an area of 421 acres 3 reods. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of improvement lease block 1,349,— 


. Shown on plan Ms. 606 Hy. 


Noves.—includes part (4212 acres) of forest reserve 
35,786, notified 9th May, 1903, revoked this day. Any 
holdings within the above area shail be subject to the 
following special conditions, viz.:-+(a) No timber 
shall be eut or removed from the land for the pur- 
pose of sale exeept subject to the provisions of the 
Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder at 
the time ia force. (b) The selector er lessee shall pre- 
serve not less than 75 of the green timber in the 
form of firebreaks, clumps for shelter and shade pur- 
poses, or plantations for future timber supply. No 
timber within 3 chains of the Edwards River shall be 
interfered with. (c) The selector or lessee may de- 
stroy by ringbarking or otherwise, without permit, all 
other timber except edible shrubs. — 
fMs. 1910-10,436] 


[1379] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 3ilst August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE OR 


AND ASSOCIATHD CONDITIONAL LHASE. | 


ihe is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 


visions of section 4 of the Crown Lands Amend- 
ment Act ef 1905, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the area hereunder described are hereby set apart for 
original conditional purchases or for original condi- 
tional purchases ate conditional leases (other than 
those mentioned in subsection 2 (6) of the section above 
quoted, and shall become and be available therefor on 
and after the 29th September,1910. It is further noti- 
fied that the price of the land for original conditional 
purchase, wheneyer applied for, shall be 10s. per acre. 
it is also notified that any holdings within this area 
shail be subject to the following conditions, viz. :—(a) 
tronbark, box, bloodwood, white pine, or other trees 
which are, or are likely, to prove suitable for fencing, 
building, mining purposes, or railway sleepers, shall not 
be destroyed by ringbarking or otherwise, except under 
permit issued under the provisions of section 21 (a) 
of the Forestry Act, 1909: Provided that the seleotor 
may clear any land which is to be cultivated within 
twelve months of date of clearing, or cut any timber 
required for the purpose of erecting any necessary 
buildings or other improvements on the subject. land. 
(0) The lessee shall thin out, by ringbarking or other- 
wise, to about 16 feet apart the straight and useful 
timber. (c) No timber shall be cut or removed from 
the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the 
provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations 
thereunder at the time in force. (d) The selector or 
lessee may destroy, by ringbarking or otherwise, with- 
out permit, all other timber except edible shrubs. 


S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lann District oF CooNABARABRAN, AND GILGANDRA 
SHIRE. 


At 10s. per acre. 


Connty of Gowen, parish of Boyben, containing an 
area of about 1,500 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing at the north- 
east corner of designed portion 9 (Farm No. 511); 
and bounded thence by designed portion 8 (Farm 
No, 510) east to the north-west corner of an area of 
about 1,000 acres set apart this day for additional 
holdings, at 10s. per acre; by that area south; by 
travelling steck reserve 40,251, notified 17th Febru- 
ary, 1906, generally westerly ; and by designed portion 
9 (Farm No. 511) aforesaid north, to point of com- 
mencement, 
fs Nors.—Includes part of settlement lease area No, 
£85, revoked this day. 

[Ms. 4910-13,993] 


Sydney, 3lst August, 1910. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE, 
CONDITIONAL LHASEH, ADDITIONAL CONDI- 
TIONAL PURCHASE LEASE, ADDITIONAL 
HOMESTEAD SELECTION, OR ADDITIONAL 
SETTLEMENT LHASE. 


E is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
i visions of section 4 of the Crown Lands (Amenal- 
ment Act of 1905, and section 22 of the Crown Lands 
(Amendment) Act, 1908, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the areas hereunder described are hereby set 
apart for additional conditional purchases or con- 
ditional leases (other than those mentioned in _sub- 
section | (b) of the first-mentioned section), additional 
conditional purchase léases, additional homestead 
selections, or additional settlement leases, and shall 
become and be available therefor on and after the 
29th September, 1910. It is further notified that the 
price of the land for additional conditional purchase, 
or the capital values for additional homestead selec- 
tion or additional conditional purchase lease, when- 
ever applied for, shall be as hereinafter respectively 
specified. Jt is also notified that any holdings within 
these areas shall be subject to the following special 
conditions, viz. :—(a) Ironbark, box, bloodwood, white 
pine, or other trees which are or are likely to prove 
suitable for fencing, building, mining purposes, or 
railway sleepers, shall not be destroyed by ringbark- 
ing or otherwise except under permit issued under the 
provisions of section 21 (a) of the Forestry Act, 1909: 
Provided that the lessee may clear any land which is 


_ to be eultivated within twelve months from date of 


clearing, or cut any timber required for the purpose 
of erécting any necessary buildings or other improve- 
meénts on the subject land. (b) The lessee shall thin 
out by ringbarking or otherwise to about 16 feet apart 
the straight and useful timber. (c) No timber shall 
be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of 
sale except subject to the provisions of the Forestry 
Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder at the time 
in force, (d) The lessee may kill, by ringbarking or 
otherwise, without permit, all other timber except 


edible shrubs. 
S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp DistRior of CoONABARABRAN, AND GILGANDRA 
SHrRE. 
At 5g. per acre. 


County of Gowen, parish of Boyben, containing an 
area of about 1,120 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing at the south- 
esat corner of designed portion 8 (Farm No. 510); and 
bounded thence by that portion west to a point north 
of the north-east corner of portion 1; by a line south 
to travelling stock reserve 40,251, notified 17th Ieb- 
ruary, 1906; by that travelling stock reserve gene- 
rally easterly to a point south of point of commence- 
ment; and by a line north to that point. 

Novz.—Includes part. of Settlement Lease No. 986, 
revoked this day. 
[Ms. 1910-13,993] 

; At 10s. per acre. 

County of Gowen, parish of Boyben, containing an 
area of about 1,000 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing on the north- 
ern side of travelling stock heserve 40,251, at a point 
north of the north-east corner of portion 1; and 
bounded thence by a line north; by designed portion 8 
(Farm No. 510) west about 70 chains; by a line south 
to travelling stock 40,251 aforesaid; and by that 
travelling stock reserve generally easterly, to point 
of commencement. 

Norts.—includes part of Settlement Lease Area No. 
986, revoked this day. 

[Ms. 1910-13,993] 


[1360] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 3lst August, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL SETTLEMENT LEASE. 


A te is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 


visions of section 4 of the Crown Lands Amend- 
ment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the area hereunder described are hereby set apart for 
additional settlement Jeases, and shall become and be 
available therefor on and after the 29th September, 
1910. It is further notified that the annual rent of the 
land for additional settlement lease shall be 14d. per 
acre, with terms of appraisement as provided for by the 
Crown Lands Acts. It is also notified that, in pur- 


31 Ava., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 134. - 4871 
[1380] Department of Lands, additional settlement lease confirmed for the land in 


question, or any part thereof, shall be subject to the 
following special conditions:—(a) The lessee shall 
within two years from date of commencement of lease 
provide a tank or dam of not less than 2,000 yards 
cubic capacity on that part of the lease embraced in 
the reserves for travelling stock and camping, and 
the lessee shall not interfere with the free and un- 
restricted use of such tank by bona fide trayelling 
stock during the currency of the lease. (6) Timber 
of 4 inches or over in diameter at 3 feet from the 
ground which is useful or likely to proye suitable for 
fencing, building, or railway sleepers, shall not be des- 
troyed by ringbarking or otherwise, except uhder per- 
mit issued under the provisions of section 21 (a) of the 
Forestry Act of 1909. Provided that the selector may 
clear any land which is to be cultivated within twelve 


’ months from the date of clearing, or cut any timber 


required for the purpose of erecting any necessary 
buildings or other improvements on the subject land. 
(c) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land 
for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provi- 
sions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and regulations 
thereunder at the time in force. (d) The selector or 
lessee shall preserve ample timber for shelter or shade 
purposes, and fire-breaks 3 chains wide shall be left 
on all boundaries of holdings. (e) The selector or 
lessee may destroy by ringbarking or otherwise with- 
out permit all other timber except edible shrubs. (f) 
Any travelling stock reserve within the area leased 
shail, during the whole currency of the lease, be open 
to the use of bona fide travellers, travelling stock, 
teamsters, and carriers, without interference or annoy- 
ance by the lessee, and the lessee shall post in a con- 
spicuous place thereon notice-boards indicating, for 


| public information, the purpose of any such reserves. 


fn fencing any such reserves the lessee shall also pro- 
vide gates and other facilities for the entrance and 
exit of travelling stock, teamsters, and carriers. Such 
notice-boards, gates, and facilities to be erected and 
maintained to the satisfaction of the stock In- 
spector. ‘The Minister for Lands may, at any time 
and from time to time, withdraw from lease the 
whole or any part of the land comprised within any 
travelling stock and camping reserve within the area 
for any public purpose, and the lessee shall not be 
entitled to any compensation whatsoever, either in 
respect of such withdrawal or for any improvements 
effected on the area so withdrawn. (g) The lessee 
shall not overstock any travelling stock reserve with- 
in the farm, either wholly or in part, the decision as 
to overstocking to rest with the Minister for Lands, 
(hk) The lessee shall upon completion of the tank on 
the land formally surrender the tank to the Crown. 


S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
LAnp District of Conposoiin, AND LAcHLAN SHIRE. 
Within Cadow resumed area No. 28a. 


County of Gipps, parish of Manna, containing an 
area of 1,897 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of measured portion 41,—as shown on 
plan G. 2,244-1,871. ; 

Nores.—-The above includes about 400 acres of travel- 
ling stock route 30,670, notified 10th March, 1900; 
about 1,200 acres of forest reserve 22,552, notified 15th 
June, 1895; about 30 acres of forest reserve 30,671, 
notified 10th March, 1900; and camping reserve 
17,084, about 320 acres, notified 14th January, 1893. 
This notification does not affect travelling stock 
reserve 45,568 and travelling stock and camping re- 
serve 45,569, notified this day. 

[Ms. 1910-11,196] seh 
[1362] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 3lst August, 1910. 


WITHDRAWAL FROM CONDITIONAL LEASE 
No. 1,481 FOR ROADWAY, 


| ARE is hereby notified, for public information, that, 


in pursuance of the conditions of the lease the 
land hereunder described is hereby withdrawn_ from 
conditional lease 1,481, Warialda, held by George 


Evans, for roadway. 
> ts S. W. MOORE, 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 

Lanp District of WaRIALDA, AND Bootooroo Sure. 

County of Stapylton, parish of Mayne, contain- 
ing an area of about 61% acres. The lands within 
that part of the road 5 chains wide from Coppymur- 
rumbilla to Boggabilla, lying between the easterly 
prolongations of the southern boundary of portion 
107 and the nerth boundary of portion 108. 


suance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, any ! [Aln. 1910-2,594] 


4872 


[1361] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 31st August, 1910. 


WITHDRAWAL FROM ANNUAL LEASE FOR 
TRAVELLING STOCK AND CAMPING. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in pursuance of the provisions of the 108th and 
101st sections of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, and 
the 39th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1889, the 
land hereunder described is hereby withdrawn_ from 
annual lease 1906-1, Condobolin, held by C. M. Johns, 
and reserved from sale pending determination of the 
portions to be set apart for travelling stock and camp- 
ing, and reserved and.exempted from license and lease 


generally. 
S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
LAND District or ConDOBOLIN, AND LACHLAN SHIRE. 


No. 45,560 from sale (45,561 from license and lease 
generally). County of Gipps, parish of Ugalong, con- 
taining an area of 4380 acres 2 rocds. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of p.w.p. 653. Plan Ms. 
794° Bs. 

Notze.—In lieu of notice in Gazette of 8rd August, 
1910, which is hereby cancelled. 

[ Ms. -1910-11,822]| 


[1875 | Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 3lst August, 1910. 
SUBURBAN LANDS AT GUNDY. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 101Ist section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1884, the following portions of Crown Lands 
are declared to be set apart as the site for the subur- 


ban lands at Gundy. 
5. W. MOORE, 


KASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or Sconz, AND WooLooMA SHIRE. 


County of Brisbane, parish of Alma, containing on 
area of about 360 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries: Commencing on the left bank 
of Page River at the south-west corner of portion 155 
Peter McIntyre’s (now H. H. A. and V. White’s) 560 
acres; and bounded thence by part of the south 
boundary of that portion east to its intersection with 
the northerly prolongation of the east side of IJsis- 
street; by that side of that street south to the north 
side ot Hill-street ; by that side of that street east to 
its intersection with the northerly prolongation of the 
east side of Bunyah-street; by that side of that street 
south to its intersection with the north side of Middle- 
street ; by a line east to the west boundary of portion 
48; thence by a line partly forming the west boun- 
daries of that portion and portions 42, 48, and 108 
south to the north-east corner of travelling stock and 
camping reserve 16,501 from annual lease, notified 
15th October, 1892; thence by that boundary of that 
reserve west to the east boundary of portion 14; 
thence by part of that boundary of that portion and 
its north boundary north and west to the left bank 
of the Page River aforesaid ; and by that bank of that 
river downward, to the point of commencement; bit 
exclusive of lands within the village boundaries of 
Gundy, notified 12th April, 1902. 


_ Notr.—The above are in lieu of the suburban boun- 
daries of Gundy, notified 12th April, 1902, which are 
hereby revoked. 


[Ms. 1910-11,581] 


[1376] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 3lst August, 1910. 


ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE VILLAGE OF 
GUNDY. 


TE? is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
~ under the provisions of section 107 of the Crown 
Lands Act of 1884 and section 57 of the Crown Lands 
Aét of 1895, the design of the village of Gundy has 
beer altered by reducing the area cf the suburban 
ands. 


[ Ms. 1910-11,581] 
S. W. MOORE. . 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 154.: 


[1365] 


(BL Ava.; 1910. 


SS SSS 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 31st August, 1910. 


RESERVES FROM SALE FOR TRAVELING 
STOCK ROUTE. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provi- 
if sions of the 109th section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1884, the Crown Lands hereunder described 
are hereby defined, set apart, and reserved from sale, 
“For the passage of stock travelling pursuant to the 
provisons contained in the Act 41 Vietoria, No. 19, or 
any Act amending the same.” 


S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or ConpoBoLin, AND LACHLAN SHIRE. 
Partly within Cadow resumed area No. 28a. 


No. 45,568. County of Gipps, parishes of Manna 
and Bogandillon, containing an area of about 1,800 
acres. ‘Phe Crown Lands within the following boun- 
daries: Commencing at a point on the northern 
boundary of portion 41, parish of Manna, distant 60 
chains west from its most northern north-east corner ; 
and bounded thence by lines bearing north 96 chains 
72 links north 45 degrees west 95 chains, north 23 
degrees west 68 chains 76 links, north 33 degrees west 
128 chains 87 links, north 2 minutes 30 seconds east 69 
chains 60 links, north 2 minutes east 39 chains 99 
links to northern boundary of portion 86, parish of 
Bogandillon; by part of that boundary west to its 
north-west corner; thence by the western boundary of 
that. portion, the eastern boundary of portion 61 and 
part of the eastern boundary of portion 79, and lines 
parallel to and 20 chains in rectangular distance 
from the above-described lines forming the eastern 
boundary of this reserve south, south-easterly, and 
south to the north boundary of portion 41, parish 
of Manna aforesaid; thence by lines bearing 
south 141 chains 18 links and south 28 degrees 
57 minutes west 134 chains 59 links to a netting-fence 
on the north boundary of Scrub Lease 100; thence by 
that fence westerly to the south-eastern boundary 
of forest reserve 30,671 notified 10th March, 1900; 
by part of that boundary south-westerly to the east- 
ern boundary of portion 13, parish of Nerang Cowal, 
county of Gipps; by part of that boundary southerly 
to a northern boundary of travelling stock reserve 
17,085, notified 14th January, 1893; by that boundary 
easterly to the western boundary of portion 40, parish 
Manna; by part of the western and a north-western 
boundary of that portion, a line, and the north-west- 
ern boundaries of portions 10, 1, 2, 3, 64, 6, 38, 7, 66, 
8, and 9, parish of Manna,. north-easterly to the north- 
western corner of the last-mentioned portion; thence 
west about 23 chains; thence north-westerly to a point 
20 chains east in rectangular distance from the west- 
ern boundary of this reserve as described, and about 
52 chains south from the starting point; thence north, 
to the point of commencement. Plan catalogued Ms. 
785 Is. Roll. e 


Norr.—The above is in lieu of and includes parts of 
travelling stock reserves 17,085 and 30,670, revoked 
this day. 


[Ms. 1910-10,070] 


Lanp District or WaARIALDA, AND Bootooroo SHtre. 
Within Merriwa resumed area No. 589. 


No. 45,681. County of Stapylton, parish of Mayne, 
containing: an area of about 390 acres. The Crown 
Lands within boundaries of measured portions 107, 
108, and 109,—shown on plan 8. 1,389-1,857 ; including 
also that part of the road 5 chains wide from Coppy- 
murrumbilla to Boggabilla, lying between the east- 
erly prolongations of the southern boundary of portion 
107 and the north boundary of portion 108. 


[Aln. 1910-2,594] 


Within Merriwa lease (18th section) No. 110. 


No. 45,682. County of Stapylton, parish of Mer- 
riwa, containing an area of about 318 acres. The 
Crown Lands within the boundaries of measured por- 
tions 15 and 16 Rem, and parts of portions 1, 2, 8, 53, 
and 54,— shown on plans S. 941 and 102-1,857 and Ms. 
794 Me Roll; also reserved and intersecting roads. 


[Aln. 1910-2,594] 


+P 


31 Ava., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134, 


[1378] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 3lst August, 1910. 


RESERVE FROM SETTLEMENT PURCHASE 
OTHER THAN SETTLEMENT PURCHASE BY 
THE HOLDERS OF PREFERENT RIGHT TO 
APPLY: 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, directs it to be notified, 
that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Closer 
Settlement Acts, the lands hereunder described shall 
be reserved from settlement purchase other than settle- 
ment purchase by the holders of preferent right to 
apply, and they are hereby reserved accordingly. 


S. W. MOORE. 


——_— 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Moone. 


Within Larras Lake Settlement Purchase Area 
Area No. 16a. 

No. 45,722. County of Wellington, parish of Copper 
Hill, containing an area of 121 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries of Farm 29 
(portion 150). Plan W. 4,818-2,091. 

[Clo, “ett. 1910-3,909] 


| 1363] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 3ist August, 1910. 
RESERVES FROM SALE. 
T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 101st section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1884, the lands hereunder described shall be 
reserved from sale pending determination of the por- 


tions to be set apart for the public purposes herein- 
after respectively specified, and they are hereby 


reserved accordingly. 
S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
For Camping. 
Lanp District or Scone, AND WoorooMA SHIRE. 


No. 45,670. County of Durham, parish of Rosamond, 
containing an area of about 24 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries: Commencing 
at a point on the right bank of Davis Creek, being 
the south-west corner of portion 45 of 78 acres ; thence 
by a west boundary of that portion northerly to the 
south side of a road from Scone to Upper Davis 
Creek ; thence by that road south-westerly and north- 
westerly to the aforesaid creek; and by that crevk 
upwards, to the point of commencement. 

Nore. This notification does not affect water 
reserve 43,370 for water supply and access, notified 
23rd December, 1908. 

[Ms. 1910-9,063] 


For Public Recreation. 
Lanp District or Winpsor, AND CoLo SHIRE. 
No. 45,712. County -of Cook, parish of Merroo, at 


Comleroy-road, containing an area of 5 acres. The 
Crown Lands within the following boundaries: Com- 
menting on the western side of the Comleroy-road 
at the north-eastern corner of portion 91 of 57 acres; 
and bounded thence by part of the northern boun- 
dary of that portion west 4 chains 40 links; thence 
by lines bearing south 27 minutes east 11 chains 44 
links; and east 4 chains 40 links to the Comleroy-road 
before mentioned ; and thence by the said road bearing 
north 27 minutes west 11 chains 44 links, to the point 
of commencement. 


[Ms. 1910-13,637 ] 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Dusppo, AND MArTHAGUY SHIRE. 
Within suburban lands, village of Collie. 


No. 47,705. County of Ewenmar, parish of Collie, 
containing an area of 13} acres. 
within the following boundaries: Commencing on the 
left bank of Marthaguy Creek at its intersection with 
the west side of Coonamble-street ; and bounded thence 
by that street south to Wonbobbie-street; by that 
street south-westerly to Calga-street: by that street 
north-westerly to Marthaguy Creek aforesaid; and 
by that creek upwards, to point of commencement. 
Plan Ms. 260 Do. 

Nott. —The above is in leu of reserve 17,218 for 
access, notified 18th February, 1893, which is hereby 
revoked. 

[Ms. 1910-12,699] 


BHASTERN DIVISION. 


For Public Recreation and Access. 
Lanp District AND Municipatrry or Nowra. 

No. 45,715. County of St. Vincent, parish of Nowra, 
containing an area of about 3 roods 36 perches. The 
Crown Lands within the following boundaries: Com- 
mencing on the right bank of the Shoalhaven River 
at the north-western corner of portion 6 of 100 acres ; 
bounded thence by part of the western boundary of 
that portion southerly to the landward boundary of 
the 100 feet reservation along that river; thence by 
part of that boundary bearing south-westerly to the 
eastern boundary of W. R. Elyard’s special lease No. 
4,505; thence by part of that boundary northerly 
about 130 feet to a stone retaining wall; thence by 
that wall north-easterly about 160 feet to the Nowra 
Public Whart; thence by that wharf bearing south- 
easterly and north-easterly, and by the walls of build- 
ings used in connection therewith bearing south- 
easterly and generally north-easterly and  north- 
westerly to the Shoalhaven River aforesaid; thence 
by that river north-westerly, to the point of com- 
mencement,--2s shown on plan catalogued Ms, 3,254 
Sy. and being part of the 100 feet reservation within 
grant of 82 acres to John J. Peacock. 
[Ms. 1910-6,815] 


For Travelling Stock ani Camping. 
Lanp District or BELLINGEN, AND BELLINGEN SHIRE. 


No. 45,714. County of Raleigh, parish of Newry, 
containing an area of about 339 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries: Commencing 
on the south boundary of portion 126, at a point 62 


_ chains westerly from its south-eastern corner ; thence 


south 40 chains; thence east 105 chains; thence north 
to the road from Nambucca to Urunga; thence by 
that road north-westerly to portion 35; and thence 
by part of portion 35, a line, portion 36, and part of 
126 aforesaid westerly, to point of commencement, — 
exclusive of quarry reserve 45,253 (portion 124). 

[Ms. 1910-11,128] 


For Water Supply and Camping. — 
Lanp District or Casino, aNp CopMANHURST SHIRE. 
No. 45,663. County of Richmond, parish of Wyan- 
dah, containing an area of about 200 acres. The 
Crown Lands bounded by portion 87, the reserved 
road through 88, part of the west boundary of 88, 
and the Four-mile Creek. Plan R. 1,180-1,744 R. 
Nore.—The included part, about 35 acres, of water 
reserve 599, notified 5th April, 1881, is hereby re- 
voked. 
[Ms. 1910-13,565] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 31st August, 1910. 
RESERVE FROM SALE AND ANNUAL LEASE 
FOR ‘TEMPORARY COMMON FOR THE USH 
OF THE RESIDENTS AT GRAFTON. 
“YT is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 101st section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1834, and the 89th section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1889, the lands hereunder described shall be 
reserved from sale pending determination of the por- 
tions to be set apart for temporary common for the use 
of the residents of Grafton, and reserved and ex- 
empted from annual lease, and they are hereby re- 
served and exempted accordingly. 
S. W. MOORE. 


[1367] 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Districr or GRarron, AND CopMANHURST SHIRE. 
No. 45,668 from sale (45,669 from annual lease). 


_ County of Clarence, parish of Great Marlow, contaming ~ 


The Crown Lands 


a 


an area of about 1,100 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing on the west 
side of a road 1 chain wide, at a point 159 links south 
of the south boundary of portion 25, paraish of Clifden ; 
and bounded thence by a line parallel to and 159 links 
in rectangular distance from the south boundaries of 
portions 25, 26, 59, 14, and 12 to the eastern side of 
travelling stock and camping reserve 42,783, noti- 
fied 8rd June, 1908; thence by the eastern side of that 
reserve southerly to the north-western corner of a 
public school site; thence by the boundaries of that 
school site and of portion 209, parish of Great' Mar- 
low, generally north-easterly to the west side of the 
road above rmcnticned; thence by that side of that road 
northerly, to polit of -smmencement. 

Nore.-That part of reserve 35,523, notified 10th 
December, 1902, included in the above, is hereby re- 


voked. 
(Ms. 1910-13,337] 


4874 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 3lst August, 1910. 
RESERVES FROM SALE OR LEASE, &c. 
T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 39th section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1889, the lands hereunder described shall be 
and are hereby temporarily reserved from sale or 
lease respectively, or from sale and lease, &c., as 


hereinafter specified. 
; S. W. MOORE. 


[1369] 


From After-Auction Sale 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


MarrororitaAn LAND District, AND THE MUNICIPALITY 
or WILLOUGHBY. 


No. 45,716. County of Cumberland, parish of Wil- 
loughby, containing an area of 12 acres 0 roods 20 
perches. The Crown Lands within the boundaries af 
measured portions 866 to 368, and 3884 to 8&8 
inclusive, 402 to 404 inclusive, 406 to 409 inclusive, 
412, 413, 415 to 427 inclusive, and 445 to 448 inelu- 
sive,—as shown on plans catalogued C. 1,792-2,030, 
C. 1,796-2,030, C. 1,797-2,030, C. 1,798-2,030, C. 1,799- 
2,080, and C. 1,855-2,030. 

[Aln, 1910-10,190] 


Lanp District or Cooma, anp Monaro Sure. 
Within the Town of Nimmitabel. 

No. 45,677. County of Wellesley, parish of Nim- 
mitabel, containing an area of 7 acres 1 rood 89 per- 
ches. ‘the Crown Lands within the boundaries of 
allotments 1, 2, and 4, section 21; 8, 9, and 10, sec- 
tion 23; 11, 12, 18, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19, and 20, section 
28; 34, 5, 6, 7, and 8, section 38; and 2 and 3, section 
49,—-showh on plans N. 19, 20, 7, 8, and 10-1,€40: 
[Aln, 1910-11,186] 

LAnp Disrricr anp Municipanity og Gun INNES. 

No. 45,725. County of Gough, parish of Glen Innes, 
area 1 rood 9 perches. Allotment 6 of seetion 47, town 
of Glen Innes. Plan G. 50-1,532. 

[ Ms. 19i0-13,487] 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Corowa, AND BERRIGAN Sure. 


No. 45,707. County of Denison, parish of Barooga, 
containing an area of 11 acres 3 roods, 35 perches. 


The Crown hands within the boundaries of allotment 


4 section 1, allotment 10 section 8, village of Barooga, 
—shown on plans Barooga 11, Barooga 5; suburban 
portions 192, 193, 195, 196, 205, 209, 210, shown on 
plans D. 1,558, 1,560, 1,798. 

[Aln. 1910-11,488 } 


Lanp District or Corowa, anp Corzen Saurren. 


No. 45,706. County of Denison, parish of Mulwala, 
containing an area of 2 acres. The Orown Lands 
within the boundaries of allotments, 8, 9, 10, section 
16; and allotment 2, section 23,—shown on plans 
Mulwala 16, and Mulwala 22. 

[Aln, 1910-11,488] 
Lanp District or URANA, AND Wunnamurra Surer. 

No. 45,708. County of Urana, parish of Jerilderie 
South, containing an_area of 2) acres 8 roods 24 
perches. The Crown Lands within the boundaries of 
suburban portions 78, 79, 80, 81, 82,83, 84, 144. L4¢, 
148, 149, 150, 151,—shown on plans U. 2,948, 9.944 
2,945, 9,946, 2,487 R., 2,438 R., 1881. saat oe 
[Aln. 1910-11488] 

Lanp District or Urana, AND Urana Surg. 

No. 45,709. County of Urana, parish J 

ph ) UY ; sh of Urana, con- 
taining an area of 26 acres 6 died 19 pokes’ The 


Crown Lands within the boundari i 
allotments in the town of Urana ae Pere PNGB 


Allotments, Sections, Catalogue No. of Plan. 
es ne ee a Pe el 
ee See ey DAF 


4and 5 3 es 9 
67 and 8: 2 te 
7 7 no wee 
tee 9 do 1 
find 8 ” Ont 
Stag ] do 1 
3 re do 1 
1 
4to 17 45 a3 15 
1 to 10 54 do 16 
1 to 10 61 do 17 


[Aln. 1910-11,488] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. 


ST 


[31 Ave., 1910. 


HASTHRN DIVISION. 
From Sale and Lease generally pending cons-dera- 
tion of Exchange. 
Lanp District or GuNDAGAT. 

No. 45,713. County of Buccleuch, parish of Bun- 
darbo, containing an area of 40 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of measured portion 152, 
—-shown on plan B, 1,685-1,713. 

[Aln, 1910-11,586] 

From Sale or Lease other than Special Lease. 
LAND District or INVERELL, AND MacintyRe SHIRe. 
Within Inverell and Hlsmore resumed area No. 81a. 

No. 45,703. County of Gough, parish of Campbell, 
containing an area of about 66 acres. The Crown 
Lands bounded by portions 118, 69, 166, and a line 
west from the north-west corner of portion 103. 


Notrrs.—Theose parts (about 66 acres each) of water | 


reserve 108, notified 38rd August, 1866, and reserve 144 
from lease tor water supply and camping, notified 27th 
October, 1879, within the above, are hereby revoked. 
[Ms. 1910-13,7€2] 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 

Lanp District or Parkss, AND GooBANG SHIRE, 

No. 45,675. County ef Kennedy, parish of Burrill, 
containing an area of about 160 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries: Commencing 
at the north-east corner of porticn 28; and bounded 
thence by lines bearing south 20 chains, west 33 chains, 
and again south about 18 chains to a north-east cor- 
ner cf reserve 45,606 from lease generally, notified 
10th August, 1910; thence west about 24 chaims to a 
seuth-east eorner of reserve 28,938 from conditional 
sale, notified 27th November, 1897; by that reserve 
north, and by portion 27 east, to point of commence- 
ment. Plan It. 1,018-2,004, 
| Ms. Ls. 1910-7,633] 

EASTERN DIVISION. 


From Sale Generally. 


Lanp District oF BgenuingEN, AND BriiicEen SuHIrz. - 


No. 45,690. County of Raleigh, parishes of Never 
Never and Timboon, area 1,893 acres. Measured por- 
tions 106 to 110, 112, 118, and 114; parish of Never 
Never, 81 and 82, parish of Timboon. 
[Ms. 1910-5,572] 
From Lease generally and from Sale other than 
Auction Sale only. 
Lanp Disrricr or Grarron, AND Dorrigo Sure. 
Within Broadmeadows resumed area No. 327. 
No. 45,717. Coy 
meadows, containing an area of 530 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of portion 10,—as shown 
on plan G. 352-1,782. 
[AIn. 1910-11,763. | 


[1368] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 31st August, 1910. i, 


RESERVE FROM SALE, LICENSE AND LEASE 
.GENERALLY FOR RACECOURSE AND PUB- 
LIC RECREATION. ~ 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 10st section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1884, and the 39th section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1889, the lands hereunder described shall ke 
reserved from sale pending determination of the 
portions to set apart for racecourse and public re- 
creation, and reserved and exempted from license and 
lease generally and they are hereby reserved and ex- 


empted accordingly. 
S. W. MOORE, 


CENTRAL DIVISION. ei, 
Lano Disrricr or Corowa, and Corzen Munrcrpan 
District. 


No. 45,694 from sale (45,695 from license and lease 
generally). County of Hume, parish of Corowa, town 
of Corowa, containing an area of 157 acres. The 
Crown Lands within the following boundaries: Com- 
mencing at the intersection of the southern side of 
Cotton-street. with the eastern side of Enfield-street; 
and bounded thence by that side of Cotton-street 


easterly ¢ 1 7 ox > ; 
easterly to the western side of Adams-street; by that 


side of that street southerl i 
ge U str y to the northern side of 
Brocklesby-stregt ; and thence by that side of. that 
Pueet Westerly to the eastern side of Enfield-street 
eas and by that side of that street northerly, 
8 ' commencement, § is 
iM. 1910-13. 484] nt. Plan Ms. 6. Ay. 


County of Gresham, parish of Broad- 


——————— 


-cohtaining @n-area of about 50 acres. 


oy 
is 
- 


31 Kua, 1910} 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTS, No. 134. 


4875 


Department of Lands 
; Sydney, dist August, 1910. 
RESERVES FROM.SALE. POR TRAVELLING 
STOCK AND CAMPING. 
1 o is hereby notified that, in purstiance of the pro- 
_ yisions of the 109th section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1884, the Crown Lands hereunder described 
are hereby defined, set apart, and reseryed from sale, 
“For the pagsage of stock travelling pursuant, to the 
provisions contained in the Act 41 Victoria No. 19, 
ov any Avé amending the same,’ and for camping 
places for travelling stock. 
prstive S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL Bi¥isioNn. 
Lasp Disrricy or Conposoiin, AND LACHLAN SHIRE. 
Within Cadow resumed area No. 28a. 

No. 45,569. County of Gipps, parish of Manna, ean- 
taining an area of about 440 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries: Commencing at the 
intersection of the north boundary of portign 41 with 
the eastern boundary of travelling stock reserve 46,5€8, 
notified this day; and beynded thence by that reserye 
south, south-east, and east to the south-eastern boun- 
dary of portion 41 aferésaid; thence by part of that 
baundarys the north-eastern, and part of northern 
boundaries of that portion north-east, north-west, and 
west, to the point of commencement. 

[Ms. 1910-40,070] 

Lanp District or NARRANDERA, AND YANKO SHIRE. 

No. 45,667. Couitty of Cooper, parish of Mejum, con- 
taining an area of about 300 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries: Commencing at the 
south-west corner of portion 2, parish of Mejum; and 
bounded thence by a line forming the southern boun- 
dary of forest reserve 44,196, notified 4th August, 
1909, west to the eastern boundary of portion 40; 
and by the boundaries-of that portion and portions 
11, 14, 1, and 2 before mentioned southerly, easterly 


[1364] 


‘northerly, arid westerly, to the point ef commence- 


ment. 
Nore.—In lieu of remaining part of water reserve 
750, notified 16th March, 1875, hereby revoked. 
(Mg. 191D-12,692] | 
Lanp District or WaALGzsrt, AND Waxentr Suir. 
No. 45,689. County of Leichhardt, parish of Brewan, 
es The Crown 
Lands within that part of portion 1 lying to the south 


of the reserved road through the portion. Plan L. 
324-1,902. _[Ms. 1910-10,839] 
[1366] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 31st August, 1910. 
RESERVES FROM SALE AND LEASE 
GENERALLY. 


- is hereby notifieg that, in pursuance of the pro- 


yisions of the st section of the Crown hands 
Act of 1884, and the 39th section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1889, the lands hereunder described shall be 
reserved from sale pending determination of the por- 
tions to be set_apart.for the public purposes herein- 
after respectively specified, and reserved and exempted 
from lease generally, and they are hereby reserved 
and exempted accordingly. 

, S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Fer Access. 

isyp Drsratcr or Wauerrr, anp Waicerr Sarre. 

No. 45,687 from sale (45,688 from lease generally). 
County of Leichhardt, parish of Wyabery, contain- 
ing an area of 60 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of portion 19. Plan L.. 2,908-1,902. 
fAln. 1910-10,839 ] 

For Additicn to Show Ground. 
Lanp District or CooXAmaie, AND MUNICIPALITY OF 
OoonaMBir. 

No. 45,685 from sale (45,686. from lease generally). 
County of Leichhardt, parish of Moorambilla, contain- 
ing an area of 13 acres 3 roods 29 perches. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries ‘of portions 123 and 125.— 
as shawn on plan L. 2,262-1,902. [Ms. 1910-12,997] 
EASTERN. DIVISION, ; 

For General Cemetery. 
HiaND Distrior or Tarex, and Mannina Sure. 


No: 45,696 from sale (45,697 from lease generally). 


County of Macquarie, parish of Oxley, containing an 
area of 5 acres. The Crown Lands within the felHow- 
ime boundaries: Commencing at the northernmost 
north-east corner of portion 106; and bounded thence 


‘boundaries of portion 591. 


by an eastern and a northern boundary of that portion 
beating respsetively south 19 minutes west 5 chains 
and south 88 degrees 23 minutes east 10. chains; thence 
by part of the west boundary of portion 97 bearing 
north 19 minutes east 5 chains fo links; thence a 
line bearing north 88 degrees 40 minutes west, to point 
of commencement. Plan Ms. 1,363 Bid. 

[Ms. 1910-13,483] 


For Night-Soil Pepct. 
Land District os GUNNING.’ 


No. 45,698 from sale (45,699 from lease generally). 
County of King, parish of Gunning, containing an 
area of 2 acres. The Crown Lands within the boun- 
daries of portion 174,—shown on plan catalogued K. 
6,383-] 9994. 
[Ms. 1916-13,482] 

Lanp Disrrict or Nrweas?Tie, anp Laxe MaAcQuaRig 
SHIRE, 

No. 45,664 from sale (45,665 from lease generally). 
Coynty of Northumberland, parish of Kahibah, con- 
taining an area of 5 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of measured portion 75 of 5 acres,— 
shown, on plan N, 4,510-2,111, 

[Ms. 1910-13,620] 
Lanp District or Young, snp Demonparte Saree, 

No. 45,679 from sale (45,680 from_lease generally). 


\County of Harden, parish of Murrimboola, containing 


an area of 10 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
Plan H. 6,355-1,716. 
[ Ms. 1910-13,732 ] 
For Public Schocl] Purposes. 

Lanp District or INVERELL, AND BANNOCKBURN SHIRE, 

No. 45,672 from sale (45,675 from lease generally). 
County of Murchison, parish of Stag, containing an 
area of 5 acres 3 roods 5 perches. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of portion 91. Plan M. 2,418- 
789: 

Nove.—In lieu of camping reserve 596 and camping 
reserye 596 extended, hereby revoked. : 


| FMs. 1910-13,205] 


Lanwp District or Carcoir, ANp Crooxweit Suire, 


No. 45,720 from sale (45,721 from lease generally). 
County of Georgiana, parish cf Cuddyong, contain- 
ing an area of 2 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of measured portion 135,—as shown on 
plan G. 5,776-1,506. ; 
* Note.—So much cf notification in Gazette of Ist 
July, 1905, as relates to the setting apart of above 
area for conditional purchase and conditional lease is 
hereby revoked. [Ms. 1910-11,680] 


For Refuge in Tims of Flood. 
Lanp District or GRAFTON, AND Harwoop SHIRE. 


No. 45,710 from sale (45,711 from lease generally). 
County of Clarence, parish of Woodford, containing 
an area of about 725 acres. The Crown Lands bounded 
by portions 181, 226, special lease 1905-10, a line east 
from tho north-east corner of portion 222, portions 
911, 251, 252, 205, special lease 1907-13, part of special 
lease 1,671, northerly about 10 chains to annual lease 
1908-13; by that annual lease, portions 257, 256, 255, 
253, and water reserye 158, notified 31st March, 1871. 
{[Ms, 1910-13,258] 


For Rifle Range. 
Lanp District or Morone, anp Borer Sure. 


No. 45,691 from sale (45,692 from lease generally). 
County of Ashburnham, parish of Cargo, containing 
an area of about 45 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing at a point 
bearing south 9 degrees west and distant 2 chains 80 
links from the southernmost corner of allotment 25 of 
section 5, site for public school, dedicated 30th Novem- 
ber, 1877; bounded thence by lines bearing south 26 
degrees 28 minutes west. 37 chains 17 links, south 29 
degrees 32 minutes west 26 chains 58 links to the north 
boundary of portion 18; thence by the.north boundary 
of that portion bearing east 17 chains 18 links; thence 
by lines bearing north 12 degrees 28 minutes east 20 
chains 29 links, nerth 15 degrees 32 minutes east 37 
chains 17 links, and north 69 degrees 2 minutes west 
2 chains, to the commencing point.—as showa on 


plen Ms. 1,051 Oe. [Ms. 1910-13480] 


- ~ 
For Rubbish Depct. 
Lanp District or Gunnina. 
No. 45,700 from sale (45,701 from léaso generally). 
County of King, parish of Gunning, containing an 
area of 8 acres. The Crown Lands within the boun- 


daries of portion 175,—shown on plan K 6,384-1,995, 
[Ms. 1910-13,482] 


4876 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. 


[31 Avg.,.1910. 


a 


[1432] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 3lst August, 1910. 


[1370] 


CROWN LANDS NOT AVAILABLE FOR SETTLE- 


MENT 


UNTIL 


SURVEY 


EFFECTED 


FURTHER NOTIFICATION. 


A ba pursuance of the provisions of section 10 of the 

Crown Lands Act of 1895, it is hereby notified 
that the Crown Lands comprised within the tract or 
area hereunder described shall not be available for the 
purposes of any application until a further notification 


has. been published in the Gazette. 


S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District or CoONABARRABRAN, AND CGILGANDRA 


SHIRE. 


AND 
| 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 31st August, 1910. 


ERRATUM. 


Lanp District or GLEN INNES. 


road from Glen Innes to Grafton.’’ 


[ Ms. 


1910-2,307] 


S. W. MOORE. 


N notification in Gazette of 3rd August, 1910, folio 
4,350, setting apart land for additional holdings, 
county Gresham, parish Henry, lines 3, 4, and 5, for 
“area set apart for additional holdings by Gazetto 
notice of 25th March, 1908, reserve 16,615 from con- 
ditional sale, notified 29th October, 1892” read “‘the 


[139 


County of Gowen, parishes of Boyben and Ulungra, 
containing an area of about 75 acres. 


Lands bounded by portion 4, parish of Boyben, the 
Castlereagh River, and the road from Coonamble to 
Mendooran. 


[ Ms. 1910-13,993] 


The Cro 


wn 


pm. 


4] 


Forestr 


y Department, 


Sydney, 3lst August, 1910. 


NOTICE UNDER THE FORESTRY ACT. 


’ is hereby notified, for public information, that 
the undermentioned Officer is authorised to issue 


1910-9,926] 


Fuel and Timber Licenses under the provisions of 
section 14 of the ‘‘Forestry Act, 1909.” 
The Acting Clerk of Petty Sessions—Paterson. 


JOHN PERRY. 


[1321] 


REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified’that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 12 of the Forestry 
Act, 1909, the reserves from sale hereunder described shall be revoked, and they are revoked accordingly. 


Forestry Department, 


Sydney, 3lst August, 1910. 


JOHN PERRY. 


| Papers No. 


Forests 1910- 


846 


Forests 1910- 
8,920. 


Forests 1910- 
9,108. 
Forests 1910- 
9,170. 


do 


Forests 1910- 
9,331. 


Forests 1910- 
9,332. 


Forests 191(- 
9,338, 


Sey Division. re Purpose. elle pies County, | Parish. | Holding, &c. Area. | Part revoked. 
a. Vers 
Moruya ...| Eastero.. 174 | For preservation) 6 Feb., 1886) St. Vincent) Mogen- Burobodalla 21 2 0} That part within portion 64.) Forests 1910- 
| and growth of doura. Shire. Plan Y. 3,112-2,915. 7526. 
timber. 
Norn.—Held under special lease. 
Denili- Central.,.| 3,258 | For preservation} 20 Oct., 1884; Wakool ...| Gonn ...) Gonn Ifolding| 210 0 0} That part within portion 26, 
quin. and growth of No. 7284, and _ of 693 acres. 
; timber, Wakool Shire. 
Notr.—Contracted to be granted by way of exchange. 

Goulburn.| Eastern..| 1,999 | For preservation| 17 July, 1886) Argyle ...| Bungonia.,{ Mulwaree 135 0 O/ That part within an area set 
and growth of, Shire. | (about). apart this day for addi- 
timber. tional holdings. 

Casino ... do 5387 do -.| 17 Nov., 1879} Drake  ...| Rodham ...| Copmanhurat 850 0 0 do do 

Shire.| (about). 
Con- Central. .| 22,552 do «| 15 June, 1895} Gipps  ...| Manna ...; Cadow R.A. 234/1,200 0 0 | Within an area set apart 
dobolin. | (about). this day for additional 
| settlement lease. 
Domes do 30,671 do «.| 10 Mar., 1900 do do bs do 30 0 6 do do ... 
(about). 
Tenter- Eastern*.| 85,715 do «| 2 May, 1903) Clive ...| Timbarra..| Tenterfield 180 0 0 | That part within an area set 
field | Shire. | (about). apart this day for addi- 
| tional holdings, 
Tiree sn. do ...| 15,589 do «. 21, 1892] Macquarie.| Stewart ...| Manning Shire} 130 0 0 oO do ... 
\ (about). 

Bellingen | Eastern..| €4,991 | For preservation| 8 Mar., 19)2) Raleigh ...{ Never Bellingen Shire} 1,970 0 0] That part within portions 
ae and growth of Never and) (about). 106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 112, 
| timber. Tim boon. 111, 118,and 114, parish of 
| | Never Never, and portions 
| 8Lland 32, parish of Tim- 
| boon, and reserved roads 
} 


1 


| 


through these portions, 


Notg--Part within portion 111 of 40 acres, parish Never Never, set apart thisday for additional holdings; the remainder, within reserve 45,690 from salo 
generally, notified this day. 


Moss Vale) Eastern... 
Grafton...) do 
Denili- | Central... 
quin.| 
Urana ove do .. 
| 
| 


Por preservation| 
and growth of. 
timber. 

do 


do tal 
do 


-| 15 Sept., 1377 


3 De>., 1883) Camden ... 


11 Mar,, 1839 


9 May, 1303 


Clarence ... 


Townsend. 


Urana 


Yarrawa .. 


| Coldstream 


Morago 


eer 


Wanikco, --<.. 


Wingecarrikee | 
Shire.| 


Ocara Shire ...| 
| 


Windouran 
Shire. 
Kalki R.A.431a, 
and Wuana- 
murra Shire. 


4 037 


The whole ee 


100 0 O]| That part withia an area 


421 3 0 


1,075 0 0 
(about). 


set apart this day for 
additional holdings, 
do do 


The whole 


aoe we 


Forests 1910- 
9,468. 


Forests 1910- 
9,417. 


Forests 1910- 
9,418. 

Forests 1910- 
9,419. 


1 Aua., 1910.] NHW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 134. 4877 
¢ Z + 
Private Athertisements. 
REAL PROPERTY ACT. GREAT BRITAIN TIN-MINING COMPANY 
Noticr or INTENDED Issur or PROVISIONAL CzERTI- (LIMITED). 

‘ FICATES OF TITLE. ; BALANCE-SHEET at 3lst July, 1910. 
Vol. 168, Fol. 41.- Registered Proprietor: James eter neEs 

Ward. Land: 8} perches, lot 5, Bennett: and 1910—31st Jul = ead 

Marshall streets, Surry Hills, parish Alexandria. , ia EAC ok ate en el 48.000 0. 0 
Vol. 860, Fol. 16, and Vol. 1,065, Vol. 60. Registered * Seed. Sea Sa aE ee gh VMN SSG 

Proprietor: William Francis Wilson. Land: 44 Unel ry aia ne Lat st ; x 16 0.10 

acres 1 rood 25 perches, lots 10, 11, 12, 50 to 59, Pa tina Thee toi 267 15 8 


George and Station streets, and Moss Vale to 
Kiama road, parish Yarrunga, county Camden. 
Vol. 1,683, Fol. 76. Registered Proprietor: George 
Henry Manoel. Land: 20 perches, part of por- 
tion 625, Broken Hill, parish Picton, county Yan- 


cowinna, 
Vol. 1,765, Fol. 237. Registered Proprietor: William 
Pyle. Land: 1 acre 39 perches, lots 10 to 15, 


section 32, William and Jerilderie streets, Berri- 
gan, parish Gereldery, county Denison, 

Vol: 1,904, Pols. 98, 99, and 100, Vol. 1,807, Fol.:131, 
and Vol, 1,847, Fol. 118. Registered Proprietor : 
Thomas Joseph Kelly. Land: 2 acres, lots 3 to 5, 
section 23, and 6 and 7, section 37, Waterview and 
Hannah streets, Ganmain, parish Derry, county 
Bourke. 

THE proof of loss of the original Certificates of Title 

and Crown Grants above described and other particu- 

lars required by section 111 of the abovenamed Act 


(No. 25 of 1900) having been supplied,—I hereby, in 


‘pursuance of the requirements of such section, notify 


my intention to issue such Provisional Certificates of 
Title accordingly, at the expiration of twenty-one days 
from the date hereof.—Kegistrar-General’s Depart- 
ment, Sydney. 

W. G, H-WILLIAMS, 
3st August, 1910. Registrar-General. 
681 lls. 


[Copy] 


- WHEREAS by grant from the Crown dated the fifth 


day of October, one thousand eight hundred and 
eighty-four, Registered Volume seven hundred and 
twenty-one, folio two hundred, allotments thirteen 
and fourteen of section one, situate in the county of 
Clarendon, in the parish of South Junee, containing 
two roods, were granted to the Right Reverend Mesac 
Thomas, Bishop of Goulburn, and his successors, upon 
the Trusts therein mentioned : And whereas by another 


grant trom the Crown, also dated the fifth day of 


October, one thousand eight hundred and eighty-four, 
Registered Volume seven hundred and twenty-one, 
folio one hundred and ninety-nine, allotments one, 
two, three, and four of section one in the said 
county of Clarendon and parish South Junee, con- 
taining two roods thirty-nine and half perches, were 
also granted to the said Bishop of Goulburn and his 
successors, upon trusts therein mentioned ; And where- 
as the said several parcels of land are now duly vested 
in the Right Reverend Christopher George Barlow, 
the present Bishop of Goulburn: And whereas it is 
desired that the said lands should now be vested-in 
the Church of England Property Trust, Diocese of 
Goulburn, a duly-constituted corporate body: Now, 
therefore, I, the said Right Reverend Christopher 
George Barlow, Bishop of Goulburn, in exercise and 
in pursuance of the power and authority given by 
section four of the “Church of England Trust Pro- 
perty Act, 1881,’’ do hereby consent to the several 
parcels of land, hereditaments, and premises being 
vested in the said corporate body known as_ the 
Church of England Property Trust, Diocese of Goul- 
burn, subject, nevertheless, to the respective trusts 
upon which the said lands are now held by me, the 
said Bishop of Goulburn. 


In witness. whereof I have here affixed my 
Episcopal Seal, this twenty-fourth day of 
August, one thousand nine hundred and ten. 

C. G. GOULBURN. (u.8.) 


The Seal of the Bishop of Goulburn was affixed 
hereto, and this consent signed by the said Bishop in 
my presence,— 

J. W. Warp, 
Diocesan Registrar. rs 

1 hereby certify that the above is a true copy of the 
original consent signed by me,— 


C. G. Goutsurn, 


Bishop of Goulburn. 
647 f5 asctr: 13s. 


£48,298. 0. 2 
ASSETS. 
1910—81st July— ; 


By mine property, including buildings and land 48,000. 0 0 
Commercial Banking Company ot Sydney... 233.18 5 
Petty cash in hand... Fr es a, Eylkerg 
Great Britain Sluicing Company (Limited) 

royalty oe ne ra 5 62 10 0 


£48,298 0 2 
R, N. KIRK, Manager. 
630 7s. 


In the matter of the ‘“‘Companies Act, 1899,’’ and in 
the matter of the Wyong District Co-operative 
Society, Limited. 

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition for the wind- 
ing up of the abovenamed Society by the Court. was, 
on the 25th day of August, 1910, presented “by the 
said Society. And that the said petition is directed 
to be heard before His Honor Philip Whistler Street, 
Judge in Equity, on Tuesday, the 13th day of Sep- 
tember, 1910, at 10 a.m.,.at the Supreme Court-house, 
King-street, Sydney, and any creditor or contribu- 
tory of the said Society desirous to oppose the making 
of an order for the winding-up of the said Society 
under the above Act should appear at the time of 
hearing by himself, or his counsel, for that purpose ; 
and a copy of the petition will be furnished to any 
creditor or contributory of the said Society requiring 
the same by the undersigned, on payment of the 
regulated charge for the same. 


H.V. & R. HARRIS, 
Sydney Agents,— Solicitors, Wyong. 
Macxenzin & MACKENZIn, 
164. Pitt-street, Sydney. 
663 gs. 


THE COBAR GOLD MINES, LTD. 


(In LrqvurpaTion). 


ALL creditors and others having any claims against 
the above Company are hereby required to send in 
notices of same to the undersigned on or before Wed- 
nesday, the 7th day of September, 1910. No claims 
will be recognised unless received within. the time 
stipulated above._Dated this 29th day of August, 


1910. 
FRED. S. WILLIS, 
Attorney for Liquidator, 
Stock Exchange Buildings, 
113. Pitt-street, Sydney. 
664 5s. 


TENT HILL SLUICING COMPANY, LIMITED. 
(In Ligqurpstton). 


NOTICE is hereby given that, in compliance with 
section 141 of the ‘‘Companies Act, No. 40 of 1899,” 
an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Share- 
holders of the above Company will be held at the 
Registered Office, 16 O’Connell-street, Sydney, on 
Friday, the 7th day of October, 1910, at 2.30 p.m., 
for the purpose of receiving the Liquidators’ report 
and statement of account, showing how the winding- 
up of the Company has been conducted and the pro- 
perty of the Company disposed of, and, in accordanve 
with section 154, to instruct the Liquidators as to the 
disposal ef the Company’s books, accounts, and docu- 


ere S. J. LORKING, 2 
BASING | aaa 


667 6s. 


4878 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. 


[31 Ava., 1910. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership heretofore 
subsisting between Acland Wanséy, of Glen Lea, Dungog, in 
the State of New South Wales, grazier, of the one part, and 
Albert Frederick Jones, of Dungog, aforesaid, of the other 
part, carrying on business as storekeepers at Crooks Park, 
under the style or firm of ‘‘A. F. Jones,” has been dissolved 
as from the Ist day of June instant. All debts due to the 
partnership are to be paid to the said Albert Frederick 
Jones.—Dated this Ist day of June, 1910. 


ALBERT F, JONES. 
ACLAND WANSEY. 
Witness to signatures,— 


Joun M. Hooks, Solicitor, Dungog. 
629 6s. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hitherto 
existing between Stephen Hubbard and John William Parry 
trading under the name, style, or firm of the ‘‘ Avenue-road 
Laundry,” at Avenue-road, Mosman, has this day been dis- 
solved by mutual consent, and the business will herésfter be 
carried on by the said Stephen Hubbard; who will receive all 
moriéys due to the said partnership and will pay and dis- 
charge all the liabilities thereof. 
Datéd this twenth-fourth day of August, 1910. . 
STEPHEN HUBBARD, 
JOHN WILLIAM PARRY. 
Witness to both signatures, — 
tei Watrer Linton, Solicitor, Sydney. 
631 4s, 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnérship carried 

on.by us at. Balmain, under the name of “‘S. Elyard 

& Co.;” in the trade or business of engineers, was dis- 

solved by thutual consént on the Ist of August, 1910. 
NORMAN W. McKERN. 
SAMUEL ELYARD. 

632 ds. 


2 BRINA SHIRE COUNCIL. | 
NOTICH is hereby given that Beaumont Hvelyn Yar- 
nall has been appointed Poundkeeper of the Gurimbah 


Pound. 

a ; M. GC. OGDEN, 

Shire Office, Gosford, Shire Clerk. 
22nd August, 1910. 

640 3s. 
RULES AND REGUEATIONS OF THE HAY 
COMMON, 

Definitions, 

1. In the following Regulations— 
“Stock” includes horses, asses, mules, cattle, sheep, goats, 
pigs, eamela, and dromedaries, > 


tee Meatings of Trustees. 

2. Ordinéry meetings of the Trustees shall be héld on the 
fourth Morday of every month, at stich places as may bé 
agreed upon. 

3. Special mectings may be convened by any Trustee upon 
twenty-four hours’ notice given as prescribed by Regulations 
made by the Governor, No business shall be transacted at a 
special meeting except that specified in the notice. 

Appointment of officers and their duties. 
4. The Trustees may from time to time appoint and remove 


a Secretary, Herdsman, and such other officers as they may 
deem necessary for the management of the Comin. 


5. They may also fix the remuneration to be paid to such 
officers, and such remuneration shali be paid accordingly out of 
the revenues of the Common, i 

8: Tt shall be thé duty of thé Seckétary 6 issue noticds atid 
attend all mevtings of thé Trustees} to keep a minute-book 
of proceedings; td keep the Cotmoners’ Roll, copies of the 
Commons Acts and Regulatiotis; ahd other necessiry books and 
docunient8; and to recei¥é ahd account for all moneys on 
behalf of the Trustees, 

7. The Secretary shall, within forty-eight hotirs, ‘pay al] 
moneys Phot cette into the Trustees’ account with such 
Bank as they may appoint: He shall render mohtlily accounts of 
receipts and expenditure ahd submit the Bank-book #¢ tlié 
o:dinary meetings of the Trustees, 


"8. The Secretary shail alss keep Herd-books- for #aeh 


Common or portion of a Cotihbti held bF the Trustees in form. » 


of Sehedule A hereto, in which shall be registered the names 


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and addresses of the Commoners enrolled on the Commoners’ 
Roll and the description and brands of all stock belonging 
to each Commoner depastured upon each Common or portion 
ofa Common. The Herd-books shall be open to the inspection 
of any person at any reasonable time. 


Signature and seal. 


9. All resolutions passed at any meeting of the Trustees, 
and all cheques and orders for the payment of money, shall be 
signed by a Trustee and by the Secretary, and shall bo sealed 
with the corporate seal of the Tius‘ees. 


Complaints and petitions. 
19, All complaints and petitions shall be lodged in writing 


with the Secretary, and shall be laid by him before the 
Trustees at their next ordinary meeting. 


Pasturage of Commoners’ Stock and Fees for same. 


11, The number and description of stock which a Commoner 
may depasture on a Common of on a portion of a Common 
held by the Trustees, and the feces payable are these mentioned 
in Schedule B hereto. 

if a Commoner does not depasture on any Common or portion 
of a Common the maximum number of either horses or cattle, 
he may depasture an equivalent number of cattle or horses (as 
the cage may be) calculated in the relative proportion of the 
respective maximum numbers fixed in the Schedule, on pay- 
ment of the fees therein mentioned. 

12. If stock of a Commoner sarcharged on a Common or 
portion of a Common have been twice distrained or impounded 
under section 17 of the “Commons Regulation Act of 1898,” the 
Commoner shall, in addition, be liable to a penalty nct exceed- 
ing five shillings for every animal surcharged Which has been 
twice cistrained or impounded as afgreraid. 


Extended Pasturage and Pasturage for Travelling Stcek. 


13. On piyment to the Secretary of the fees fixed by 
Schedule O hereto, the animals actually in use by bona fide 
carriers, tegmstéra, travellers, and drovers, for carriage, riding, 
or driving shall, on the expiry of three days from the date on 
which they were placéd on the Common, or on the expiry of 
such longer period as may be rendered necessary by rain or 
floods, be allowed extended pasturage for one week longer, 
and travelling stock may also be depastured on the Common 
for one week. 

Rules as to pasturage aid management. 

14. No entire horses, ass, bull, ram, camel, or dromedary 
above the age of six months shall be depastured upon any 
Commnion held by the Trustees withewt the express permission 
of the Yrustees; granted by resolution st an ordinary meeting. 


Such pernrission may in like manner be withdrewn. And no 
pigs shull be allowed on any part of the Common. Any Com- 


moner breaking this Régulation shall be Hable to a pénalty 
nos exceeding £6. 

i5. No fees will be charged for depasturing the progeny of 
registered stock, if such progeny bo under the age of six 
nionths. : 

16, All fees for depasturing stuck must bo paid quarterly 
in advance to the Steretary on or befo.é the Ist of January, 
Ist April, Ist duly, and Ist October in each year. If stock be 
placed on the Comnion between those dates; a proportionate 
part of the fees miust be paid in adyence, Any Commoner 
brenking this Regulation shall for each offenee be lisble toa 
penalty not éxeéeding £5. 

17. All stock deépastured on the Common will be at the 
owner's risk. 

18. Before stock are placed on the Common a full déserip- 
tion, with brands of such stock, thust be registered with the 
Secretary by the Gwner,; who must at the same time subscribe 
in the Herd-book # declaration that he is a Conimonet, and that 


sich stock ave his own itidividtual property, Aniy stock placed 


onthe Commion without being 86 registered may be impounded 
by erdeér of thé Prustess. 

19, Any Commoner who registérs in his own name any 
stock belonging to another person shall be liable to & penalty 
not exceeding £5. 

20. Except cows and goats in milk; and horses, and working 
cattle in o:dinary, use, no stock cepasturing on the Common 
shall be removed therefrom unless notice of the intended 
removal be given by thé-owner tothe Herdsman. Any person 
breaking this Régulation thall bé liable to a penalty not 
exceeding £1. 


_ 21. The Herdsman shall intimate the removal to the See- 
retacy, who shall register the same in the Herd-book; 


_ 22, If the Trustees intend to destroy.any infected animal, 
pursuant to section 18 of the “ Commous Regulation Act, 1898,” 
the notice of intention to destroy thé anitnul shall be.to thé 
effect of Schedule D hereto, 


31 Ava. 1910,] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. 4879 


_24, It shall be the duty of the Herdsman to carry out, under 
direction of the Secretary, all orders of the Trustees; to 
inspect And muster stock; to ascertain from time to time that 
all stock depasturing ate duly registered in the Herd-book, and 
that the fees thereon are duly piid; to repoit all strayed and 
missing stock to the Secretary and to the owners thereof; and 


to impoupd, ia the name of an] under @ general authority from. 


the Trustees, a'] stock illegally on the Common. 
Miscellaneous and penaities. 


25. The Secretary may, on payment to Him of the charges 
(if any) fixed by Schedule # hereto, issué a permit in the 
form of Schedule F to any Commoner to take fallen timber or 
underwood frem the Common. 

26. Persons desiring to cut and remove standing timber or to 
take éoil or stone from the Common shall make an application in 
the form of Schedule G hereto. ‘Phe charges imposed by the 
Minister and set out in Schedule H heréto shall be paid to the 
Secretary. 

27. Any person depositing rubbish on the Cotithon without 
the consent of the Trustees shall be liablé to a perialty not 
exceeding £1, 

28. Ii any person causes a tree to fall upon or across aly 
road or track within the Common, he shall remove the same 
within twenty-foar hours, and be liable to a penalty not ex- 
ceeding £5. 

29. Any person destroying & water-course, drain, well, or 
reservoir, or in any way polluting the water on any part of 
the Common, or committing arly other trespass thereon, shal! 
be liable to a penalty not exceeding £5. 

80. Any person who enters into or upon the Common, and 
wilfully or negligently leaves open or dewn any gate or slip 
pavel, shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding £1, 

General penalty. 


81. Any person committing a breach of these Regulstions for 
which no penalty is hereinbefore provided shall be liable to a 
penalty not exceeding £5. 


Remarks. 


Total 
Rates. 


“peoHL 


a 


el 
Lv 
i 


Goats. 
s 
=| 
oS 
bea 
ia) 


D 
p 
CI 
x4 


“peo 
tod ager 


“Hare yy 


Sheep.. 


“puvig 


SouzpuLE.A. (Reg. 8). 
HBERDSM AN’S-BOOE. 


Se 

A 
“peo 

qed ayey 


“yIRW 


Cattle. 


‘puvig 


| “pePsit, 
Jed eae 


“puss 


Horses. 


No. 


Common er. 


Scurepute B (Reg. 11). 


Descrrprrox and Nuthber of Commoners’ Stock to be depas- 
tured on the Hay Common, and Scale of Pasturage Fees. 


General Number Allowed. 


Nt mber Allowed 
— in Excess of 
crenesect Permanent | Temporary |General Number. 
Deseriptiéa | Common, Coamon, Common, 
of EET 7 oe Sng) 3 i] 
Stock ea aq | Gg ag 
. ‘=| §. g o. gq ~ g 
Bel Se) ee/S8 | 88] 88) fel ng 
ge [eel ee |Se | gel ea] be | ee 
“ag oA sg | a] q oa d g o 
He |ed)/ 8S) e<4 | HS] 4) RS] oS 
a4 |8eie%|3e |a4| 88) gap 3s 
|e ™ ey by Fit 
{ | 
8. ad. 5. ds 
Horses ...... | see 25 0 12 ; 12 | Double 
rates. 
Cattle ara bg | HAA EEG 10 0} 12 | Double 
rates, 


Note to Schedule B.—Maximum number of horses or cattle allowed; 
twelve (12) head, partly on both Commons, or the whole on one Commion. ~ 


Scurpute © (Reg. 13). 

Soars of Fees chargeable for the extended pasturage of 
animals actually in use by bona fidé Carriers, Téanistérs, 
Travellers, and Drovers, and for Travelling Stock allowed 
by the Trustees to be depasturea on the Hay Common. 


Not exceeding 


Per Eight ogi 
Description cf Stock. Per Head per Mead Per Head per 
Day. rer Day. Day. 
Drome- 
Horses. | Cattle, | Sheep. | Camels. Garices 
god; |S asad. | pee Allo Yoceim Sb > Has 
Carriers, teamsters, | 
7) | ‘ 
travellers, and Geri O01 io 10 


drovers’ animals) 792 
actually in use ...| 
Travelling stock .... O.1].0 1} 0 1| 

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t 


ScuzpuLE D (Reg. 22). 


Notice of intended destruction of an infected animal. 


, 19 

To 

We, the undersigned, Trustees of the Hay Common, being 
of opinion that the arimal more particularly described below, 
and of which you are the owner, is infected with & contagious 
or infectious disease, do hereby give you notice, in terms of 
section 18 of the “Commons Regulation Act, 1898,” that it is 
our iritention to destroy such animal. 


Kind and tht Brands and| Name and Address of Owner or 
Fee Description. Marks. supposed Owner. 
nl . 


Scuepure BE (Reg. 25). 


Scatz of Charges for Fallen Timber and Underwood taken 
from the Hay Common. 


Per Load of 
Description of a : 
= eA hee end ~ emarks, 
es OF Aang tae One Two | Three | Four | Bullock 
Horse. | ILorses.| Horses.| Horses.| Team. 
ued See oe 
No timber 
& d.| sx a jnore than 
Trees or logs ...| .-.+ Oe as ola] catabiniagesls ivehed ft 
; tote 
Saplings ....-+--. rer ages fot [cee [ctr skein ah 
Underwood...... 5 Ses OR aa Bee ee econ es 


4 


4880 


ScuEepuLe F (Reg. 25). 
Permit to remove Fallen Timber and Underwood. 


having paid the authorised fees for the same, is 
hereby permitted to take the fallen timber and underwood 
described in the Schedule below from the Hay Common 


Number of Loads. 


Nate 


Bullock | , Pet 
Team. Load. 


Amount 
baid. 


Description of 
Timber. One 
Horse. 


Four 
Tiorses. 


Three 
Horses. 


Two 
Horsez, | 


Trees or logs 
Saplirgs 
Underwood.. 


For the Trustees. 


ScHEDULE G (Reg. 26). 


APPLICATION to cut and remove Standing Timber and take 
Soil and Stone from the Hay Common. 


To the Secretary of the Hay Common. 


I have to request that you will obtain for me a License to 
cut and remove the standing timber (or take the soil and 
stone), more particularly mentioned below, from the 
Common; and I herewith enclose the sum of £ 
authorised charges for such timber (or soil or stone). 


Dated at this a9 


as the 
day of 


Applicant. 
Standing Timber for Firewood. Speke Pag, 2 


One horse load @ 6d. per load 
Two 55 @8d. -, 
Three _ ,, @A0d._..,; 
Hours =;, @ 1s. 
Bullock loads @ Is. 


Other Standing Timber. 
Trees @ 160d aporattee. a\isk. gam neirn ten 


” ves eee 


n pee 


Soil, 

Loads @ 1s. per load ........0.cus00 oe 
Stone. 

Loads @ 1s. peridoad 9.6 ..6.8-. Gos ccae 


Pen eee bab ene et eee 


ScnEepuLe H (Reg. 26), 


Soaxe of Fees chargeable for Standing Timber and for Soil and | 


Stone taken from the Hay Common. 


Standing Timber for Firewood. £ os. d. 

One horse load... ... 40% sa #. sinh | 0 0 6 

Two F ‘te we ne ay AY ct OF Ai8 

- Three ,, ae wise vee ry) rer eax}: 01230; 10 

Four _,, bad oe ae rv vat 3.|-0 -L-0 

Bullock load | OLS 

Other Standing Timber, 

Per tree meee ee aa ee : O02 36 
Soil. 

Per load a na at oe oct lOe a lee 
Stone. 

Per load +e SS ae SAPO ALO 


Given under our hands and seals, this 13th day of June, 


1910, 
W. H. HARDINGHAM, 
J. E. McMAHON, 
a JOHNSTON, 
¥ ! 
(z.8.) ye cpr cud RWORTE, > Trustees, 


J. H. RAWNSLEY, 
C. E. LAYH, 
JAMES HOUSTON. J 


‘ A. R. DORE, Town Clerk, 


I hereby impose the charges set forth in Schedule H to these 
Rules and Regulations. 
JOHN PERRY, 


a | Minister of A ema 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 134. [31 Ava., 1910. 


“PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1902.” 


NOTICE is hereby given by the Pastures Protection Board 
for the Pastures Protection District of Jerilderie, that under 
the provisions of section 37 (a) of the above Act a rabbit- 
proof fence shall be a substantial fence hung with galvanized 
wire-netting, at least 86 inches in width, and not less than 
18 gauge, with a mesh not wider than 1} inches. 

The other dimensions and details of such fence shall be in 
accordance with the specifications following :— 


The wire-netting to be 2 feet 6 inches above and 6 inches 
below the ground. 

Posts, 8 inches by 4 inches, to be not less than three to the 
chain, to be sunk 22 inches in the ground, and 4 feet 
out of the ground. 

Where wooden droppers are used they must be not less than 
2 inches by 14 inches, and where droppers are not used 
the posts must be not more than 11] feet apart. 

The fence must not carry less than 4 wires. No fence will 
be considered rabbit-proof unless the top of the netting 
is at least 2 feet 6 inches from the ground, 


JAMES FULTON, 
Chairman. 
627 ! 7s. 
‘“PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1902.” 
Nowice under section 52 of the abovenamed Act to 
owners or occupiers within the Pastures Protec- 
tion District of Bombala. 


IN pursuance of section 52 of the ‘‘ Pastures Protec- 
tion Act, 1902°’: Notice is hereby given by the Pas- 
tures Protection Board for the District of Bombala 
that the owners or occupiers of all or any lands within 
the abovementioned District shall, on or before the 
first day of October, one thousand nive hundred and 
ten (1910), respectively commence the work of sup- 
pressing and destroying rabbits and noxious animals 
upon such lands, and upon any roads bounding or in- 
tersecting the same. The period during- which the 
said work shall be continued and systematically: ear- 
ried out shall be from the said first day of October, 
one thousand nine hundred and ten, until the thirtieth 


day of September, one thousand nine hundred and’ 


eleven. The means which shall be adopted for carry- 
ing out the said work shall be poisoning, trapping, 
fumigation, destruction of harbour, hunting and shoot- 
ing, being means which have been previously sanc- 
tioned by the said Act.—Dated this 25th day of 
August, 1910. 
ARTHUR H. JHFFREYS, 
Chairman of the Pastures Protection Board 
for the District cf Bombala. 


. 1652 8s 


[Form 26.] 
“PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1902.”’ 
Notice under section 52 of the abovementioned Act to 

owners or ocupiers within the Pastures Protec- 
tion District of Bourke. 
IN pursuance of the provisions of section 52 of the 
‘* Pastures Protection Act, 1902’: 


before the twenty-seventh day of September, one 
thousand nine hundred and ten, respectively commence 
the work of suppressing and destroying rabbits upon 
such lands, and upon any roads bounding or intersect- 
ing the same. The period during which the said work 
shall be continued and systematically carried out shall 
be until the twenty-seventh day of September, one 
thousand nine hundred and eleven. The means which 
shall be adopted for carrying out the said work shall 
be poisoning, trapping, fumigation, destruction of 
harbour, hunting and shooting, being means which 
have been previously sanctioned under the said Act.— 
Dated at Bourke, this twenty-third day of August, 


1910. 
_ MALCOLM ROBERTSON, 
Chairman of the Pastures Protection Board 
F for the District of Bourke. 
653 5 9s. 
MUNICIPALITY OF BRAIDWOOD. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. Julius Vider has 
been duly appointed Inspector of Slaughter Houses 
and of Cattle intended for slaughter in and for this 
Municipality, under the Cattle Slaughtering and 
Diseased Animals and Meat Act,—such appointment 
to take effect from 15th August instant. 


J. LANCE LAWSON, 
Town Clerk, | 
{eas 23rd August, 1910. 


4s, 


Notice is hereby-- 
given by the Pastures Protection Board for the Dis- 
trict of Bourke that owners or occupiers of all or any 
iands within the abovementioned District shall, on or 


re 


31 Ava., 1910.] 
MUNICIPALITY OF LEICHHARDT. 
Inspector or HOoarpines. 

NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. Tom Alfred William 


Curry has, by resolution of the Council, been duly, 


appointed Hoarding Inspector under the provisions of 
the Local Government Act and Acts amending the 


same. 
F. H. G. HARGREAVES, 


Town Clerk. 
Town Hall, Leichhardt, 
23rd August, 1910. 
637 ds, 


MUNICIPALITY OF NEWTOWN. 
Cotiecrors or Lists. 

NOTICE is hereby given that, in accordance with the 
provisions of the ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,” and 
Amending Acts, 1907-8, the undermentioned have. been 
appointed Collectors of Lists of Owners, Ratepaying- 
Lessees, and Occupiers entitled to be enrolled as elec- 
tors of the several Wards of the Municipality of New- 
town, subject to the: persons: in occupation as oral 
tenants making the required Statutory Declaration 
before a Justice of the Peace, and handing such de- 
claration of qualification to the Town Clerk on or 
before the 7th day of October, 1910. 

Camden Ward—Thos. J. Hanks, 

Enmore Ward—W. R. Benson. 

O’Connell Ward—William Henry Bates. 

Kingston Ward—Harry R. Russell. 


A, MACKINTOSH, 
Town Hall, Newtown, 


Town Clerk. 
23rd August, 1910. 
638 7s. 


MUNICIPALITY OF GRETA. 


NOTICE is hereby given that John Pyne has been 
appointed Collector of Sanitary Fees within the Muni- 
cipality of Greta; also that he has contracted for the 
removal (weekly, or oftener, as the case may be) and 
disposal of nightsoil within the scavenging area of 


the Municipality of Greta. 
M. NORTH, 
Council Chambers, Greta, Town Clerk. 
26th. August, 1910. 
650 4s. 


MUNICIPALITY OF LEICHHARDT, 
Couzector or Lasts. 


NOTICE is hereby: given that Mr. George Paxton 
Dunn has been appointed, in accordance with the pro- 
visions of the ‘‘Local. Governmert Act of 1906,’ and 
Acts amending the same, as Collector of Lists of all 
owners, rate-paying-lessees, and occupiers entitled to 
be enrolled as electors of the Norton, Wentworth, 
Kendall, and Cook wards of the Municipality of 
Leichhardt, subject to the persons in occupation as 
oral tenants making the statutory declaration before 
a Justice of the Peace, and handing such declaration 
of qualification to the Town Clerk on or before the 
7th day of October, 1910. 

In order that the Lists may be as complete as pos- 
sible, persons interested are requested to afford the 
Collector all the information desired by him. 


F. G. H. HARGREAVES, 
Yown Hall, Leichhardt, Town Clerk. 
26th August, 1910. 
651 7s. 


MUNICIPALITY OF LEICHHARDT. 
*‘Locan GoveRMENT Act or 1906”’ anp Acts 
AMENDING THE SAME. 

Appointment of Valuer. 

NOTICH is hereby given that Mr. William Richard 
Ainsworth, of Norton-street, Leichhardt, Real Estate 
Agent, has been duly appointed Valuer to the Council 
of the abovementioned Municipality for the purpose 
of making a valuation of all ratable land within the 

area for the year 1911. 


By order, 
F, H. G. HARGREAVES, 
Town Hall, Leichhardt, Town Clerk. 
26th August, 1910. 
654 5s. 


MUNICIPALITY OF DUNDAS. 
NOTICE.—Mr. Robert Thompson has this day been appointed 
Poundkeeper of the Dundas Public Pound. Sustenance 
charges for horses and cattle impounded therein is fixed at Qs. 
per head. 


JOHN NEIL, 
Town Hall, Dundas, Mayor. 
29th August, 1910. 


678 ' 4s, 
No. 134, 31 August, 1910,—7. 


NEW SOUTH: WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134: 


4881 


MUNICIPALITY OF DUNDAS. 


NOTICE.—Mr. James Harrison has been duly appointed 
Valuator to the above Municipality for the year 1911, in 
accordance with the provisions of the Local Government Act, 
1906 -7-8, and the Ordinances and Regulations made there- 
under. 


JOHN NEIL, 
Town Hall, Dundas, Mayor. 
29th August, 1910. 


679 4s. 


MUNICIPALITY OF WOOLLAHRA. 
SrrEET-oPENING FEES. 


NOTICE is hereby given that under the powers con- 
ferred in Ordinance 30 (11) of the Local Government 
Act, 1906-8, the following fees are prescribed by the 
Council, and must be paid before permission is granted 
to open up or break the surface of any public place» 
within the Municipality of Woollahra :— 


Opening any of the following— ad 
Metalled or ballasted road only ......... 226 
Non-asphalted footpath -...............2.4- 2°'6 


Metal pe ballasted road and asphalted 

PARR err atee dejualaieleiis wetelsie dees sinc's/a 
Tar-metalled road and asphalted foot- 

TAHA ss kes SOAMRORISME EO oa Lg St ET RE LG'0 


Extensions along footpaths or roads to be paid for 
at the rate of 9d. per square foot additional. 


Nore.—Persons opening roads or footpaths shall 
properly fill in and ram the earth and replace road 
material, and temporarily restore the footpath; the 
Council will then restore the surface. Openings left 
over night to be safely guarded and lighted. In all 
cases the person opening the road or path shall be 
held responsible for any accidents which may occur 
by the non-observance of the foregoing conditions. 
Permit receipts to be produced when required by the 
Council’s officer. 

Adopted by the Council of the Municipality of 
Veen ent at a duly convened meeting held on the. 


8th day of August, 1910. 
CHAS A. VIVIAN, 
Town Clerk. 
10s. 


659 


MURRAY SHIRE. 
Norice. 


To John Mitchelhill, of Moira; owner of portion 105, 
parish of Mathoura, county of Cadell. 
YOU are hereby required to remove the obstructions 
of fencing from the public road, gazetted 15th Octo- 
ber, 1889, along the south boundary of the above- 
mentioned portion, within sixty days from the date 
hereof, failing which the Council will have them re- 
moved at your expense. ‘ 


By order, 
RUPERT H. TREATT, 
Shire Office, Mathoura, 


Shire Clerk. 
15th August, 1910: 
660 5s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of David William Jones, late of Culcairn, 
in oe State of New South Wales, farmer, de- 
ceased. 


NOTICE is hereby given that all. creditors and other 
persons having any debts or claim upon or affecting 
the estate of David William Jones, the abovenamed 
deceased, who died on or about the 26th day of March, 
1909, and probate of whose will was granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South: Wales, in its Probate 
Jurisdiction, on the 4th-day of May, 1909, to Thomas 
Plummer, of. Albury, in the State aforesaid, farmer, 
the sole executor named in the said will, are hereby 
required to send in particulars to the said Thomas 
Plummer, or to the undersigned; John Wilkinson 
proctor, on or before the 8th day of October, 1910, a 
the expiration of which time the said Thomas Plummer 
will proceed. to distribute the assets of the said de- 
ceased among, the persons: entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts and claims only of which he shall 
then have had notice; and the said: Thomas Plummer 
will not be liable, for the assets so distributed, to any 
person of whose debt or claim he shall not have had 
notice at the.timesof such distribution.—Dated this 
22n.. day of August, 1910, 
JOHN WILKINSON, 
Proctor for the said Executor, 


= Dean-street, Albury. 
7s, Od. 


(45,930) 


625 


4882 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. 


[31 Ave., 1910. 


te eee eg ee ee tle SS 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Annie McNamara, late of Tumut, in the 
State of New South Wales, spinster, deceased. 
PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’’ : Notice is hereby given that all credi- 
tors and other persons having any debt or claim upon 
or being otherwise interested in the estate of the 
abovenamed deceased, who died at Tumut aforesaid, 
on the 6th day of May, 1910, and probate of whore 
will was granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 8th day cf 
August, 1910, to Francis Halloran, of Lacmalac, near 
Tumut, grazier, the executor named in the said will, 
are hereby required to send in full particulars of their 
claims to the undersigned, the proctors for the execu- 
tor, on or before the 19th day of October next, at the 
expiration of which time the said executor will pro- 


ceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased’ 


among the persons entitled thereto, havimg regard to 
the debts and claims only of which he shall then have 
had notice; and the said executor shall not be lable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to 
any person of whose debt or claim he shall not have 
had notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated 
this 25th day of August, 1910. 


EMANUEL & PAYNE, 
Proctors for the Executor, 
Tumut. 


635 7s..6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Walcs. 
PROBATH JURISDICTION. 


In the will and codicil of James Allan, late of Bal- 
main, in the State of New South Wales, shipowner, 
deceased. 

PURSUANT to the “ Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all credi- 

tors and other persons having any debt or clatm tpen 

-or affecting the estate of the abovenamed deccased, 

who died on or about the 29th day of April, 1909, and 

probate of whose will and codicil was granted by tke 

Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Prohate 

Jurisdiction, on the 25th day of May, 1909, to William 

Allan, of Balmain, shipmaster, and Jessie Euphemia 

Allan, of Balmain, spinster, the executors named in 

the said will, are hereby required to send in particu- 

lars of their claims to the said executors, or to the 
undersigned, their proctor, on or before the 10th day 
of October next, at the exniration of which time the 
executors will proceed to distribute the assets ef the 
said deceased among the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts and claims only of which 
they shall’ then have had notice; and the said execu- 
tors will not be liable, for the assets so distributed, to 
any person of whose debt or claim they shall not have 
had notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated 
this 26th day of August, 1910. 


WILLIAM FRANCIS BRENNAN, 
Proctor for tbe said Execufors. 


118 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
644 7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will and codicils of Thomas Frizell, late of 
Strathfield, in the State of New South Wales, 
doctor of medicine, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that all 
creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed 
deceased, who died on or about the 4th day of March, 
1909, and probate of whose will and codicils was 
eranted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 5th day of April, 
1909, to Annie Frizell, of Strathfield, widow, the 
‘“everend Robert Scott West, of Burwood, Presby- 
terian Minister, David Thomas, of Manly, physician 
and surgeon, and James Gregg, of Sydney, auctioneer, 
the executors named in the said will, are hereby 
required to send in particulars of their claims to the 
said executors, or to the undersigned, their proctor, 
on or before the 10th day of October next, at the 
expiration of which time the executors will proceed to 
distribute the assets of the said deceased among the 
persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts 
and claims only of which they shall then have had 


notice; and the said executors will not be liable, for 
the assets so distributed, to any person of whose debt 
or claim they shall not have had- notice at the time 
of such distribution.—Dated this 26th day of August, 


1910. 
WILLIAM FRANCIS BRENNAN, 
Proctor for the said Executors, 
118 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
645 7s. 6d 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,582) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 

Re John James Sawyers, of Canbelego, Jabourer. 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order 
has this day been made against the abovenamed bank- 
vupt, on his own petition.—Dated at Sydney, this 
23rd day of August, 1910. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—WitiiAm Harrincton Paumer. 
668 3s. Gd. 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. ] 
Tn the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,583) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Charles Swanston, of New Angledool, medical 
practitioner. 
NOTICH is hereby given that a Sequestration Order 
has this day been made against the abovenamed bank- 


rupt, on his own petition.—Dated at Sydney, this 
23rd day of August, 1910. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—CHartes Farrrax Watertoo Luoyp. 
669 3s. 6d. 


(Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptey Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,584) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Sundah Singh, of Burragate, rabbit trapper. 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order 


has this day been made against the abovenamed bank- 


rupt, on his own petition.—Dated at Sydney, this 
23rd day of August, 1910. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—Witr1am Harrineton Pater. 
670 3s. 6d. 


| [Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Owen McMullen, of Goondah, near Bowning, 
boundary rider. 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order 
has this day been made against the abovenamed bank- 
rupt, on his own petition.—Dated at Sydney, this 
24th day of August, 1919. 
¥, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


(18,585) 


67 3s. 6d. 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,580) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Frederick William Smalley, of Smith-street, 
Botany, builder. 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order 
has this day been made against the abovenamed bank- 
rupt, on the petition of George Hudson & Son, Limi- 
ted.--Dated at Sydney, this 26th day of August, 1910. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 

Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
SE ee Assignee—Cuartes Farrrax Wareryoo Torn. 
76 


Og. 


re Assignee—CHaries Farrrax Watrer.too Lioyn. - 


fc 31 Ava, 1910.] 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,579) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re John Burns, of Abermain, fireman. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of 
creditors in the above matter will be held at the 
Court-house, West Maitland, before the District 
Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 15th day of Septem- 
ber, 1910, at 11 a.m., or as soon after as the course 
of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote 
thereat, his proof must be lodged with the Registrar 
in Bankruptcy, Moore-street, Sydney, not later than 
the 8th day of September, 1910. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


chon Assignee—CHARLES FarrFaAx WatmuRLoo Luoyp. 
6 Gs. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of 
creditors in the following matter will be held at the 
Court, Citizens’ Chambers, Moore-street, Sydney, on 
the 12th day of September, 1910, at 10 a.m., or as soon 
after as the course of business will permit. To en- 
title a creditor to vote thereat, his proof must be 
lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy not later 
than the 8th day of September, 1910 :— 


Re Charles Swanston (No. 18,583), of New Angledool, 
medical practitioner. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—Cuaries Farrrax WATERLOO Lioyp. 
674 6s. 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 

IN BANKRUPTCY. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of 
creditors in the following matters will be held at the 
Court, Citizens’ Chambers, Moore-street, Sydney, on 
the 15th day of September, 1910, at 10 a.m., or as 
soon after as the course of business will permit. To 
entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his proof must be 
lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy not later 
than the 12th day of September, 1910 :— 


Re William Stewart King (No. 18,573), of High-street, 
North Sydney, manufacturer; carried business on 
at 1854 George-street West, Sydney. 

Re John James Sawyers (No. 18,582), of Canbelego, 
labourer. 

Re F. A. Watson (No. 18,470), of Cairncliffe, McAr- 
thur-parade, Dulwich Hill, solicitor. 

Re George Barton (No. 18,575), of Benyarru, Liver- 
pool-road, Enfield, painter. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy 


Official Assignee—Wii1i1aAM Harrineton Pater. 
675 24s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,443) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Samuel Wykeham D’Elboux, of Abercrombie-street, 
Redfern, clerk. 


To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 
TAKE NOTICE that the abovenamed bankrupt in- 


tends to apply to the Court, Citizens’ Chambers, | 


Moore-street, Sydney, on Wednesday, the 2Ist day of 
September, 1910, at 10 of the clock in the forenoon, 
or so soon thereafter as the course of business will 
permit, that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to 
him, under and according to the provisions of the 
“Bankruptey Act, 1898.’’—Dated this 28rd day of 
August, A.p. 1910. 


W. DOUGLAS SCHRADER, 
Solicitor for the said Bankrupt, 
¥ / 163 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
624 6s. 6d. 


LNotice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. | 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (11,087) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 

Re George Rippon, of Buckendoon. 

To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that I, George Rippon, intend to 
apply to the Court, on Thursday, the 29th day of 
September, 1910, at 10 a.m., or as soon afterwards as 
the course of business will admit, that a Certificate of 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. 


"4883 


Discharge be granted to me, under and according to 


the provisions of the ‘‘Bankruptey Act, 1898.’’—Dated 
this 18th day of August, 1910. 
GEKO. RIPPON. 


636 6s. 6d. 


[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. | 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (12,782) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 

Re John Billingsley, of Cootamundra, labourer. 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that John Billingsley, of Coota- 
mundra, labourer, intends to apply to the Court, 
Citizens’ Chambers, Moore-street, Sydney, on Wed- 
nesday, the 2lst day of September next, at 10 a.m., 
or so soon thereafter as the course of business will 
admit, that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to 
him under and according to the provisions of the 
“Bankruptey Act, 1898.”’—Dated this 26th day of 
August, a.p. 1910, 
THOMAS P. MacMAHON, 
Solicitor for Bankrupt, 
By his Agent,—M. J. Brown, Cootamundra. 
46 Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 
646 6s. Gd. 


Jn the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN EQUITY. 
No. 3,758 of a.p. 1910. 


In the matter of the Companies Acts, and in the 
matter of Stoltz and Company, Limited. 


TAKE NOTICE that by an Order made by the Honour- 
able Phillip Whistler Street, Judge in Equity in the 
above matter, dated the twenty-second day of August, 
1910, on the joint. petition of Felix Schonfeld, of Ham- 
burg, Germany, and George-street, Sydney, in the State 
of New South Wales; Orme, Keigwin, and Company, 
Limited, of George-street, Sydney aforesaid;. and 
Dalgety and Company, .Limited, of 15 Bent-street, 
Sydney aforesaid, it was Ordered that Stoltz and Com- 
pany, Limited, be wound up by the Supreme Court of 
New South Wales in its Equitable Jurisdiction under 
the provisions of the abovementioned Acts, and that 
William Harrington Palmer, Official Assignee, of 47 
Hlizabeth-street, Sydney aforesaid, be and was thereby 
appointed the official liquidator of the said Company. 
—Dated this twenty-ninth day of August, 1910. 
MINTER, SIMPSON, & CO., 
Solicitors for the said Petitioners, 
Union Bank Chambers, Hunter-street, Brdney, 

677 s. 


[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Conformity. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (22,602) 
IN INSOLVENCY AND IN BANKRUPTCY. 


In the insolvent estate of Patrick Muldoon, of Casino, 
farmer. 


To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that Patrick Muldoon intends to 
apply to the Court, on Wednesday, the 5th day of 
October, 1910, at 10 a.m., or as soon afterwards as the 
course of business will admit, that a Certificate of 
Conformity be granted to him, under and according 
to the provisions relating to the Insolvency Acts.— 
Dated this 29th day of August, 1910. 
WILLIAM FRANCIS BRENNAN, 
Solicitor for the Insolvent, 

118 Pitt-street, Sydney. 

655 6s. 6d. 


[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. | 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (4,109) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 

Re James Gleeson, of North Lismore. 

To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 

TAKE NOTICE that the abovenamed James Gleeson 
intends to apply to the Court, on Wednesday, the 28th 
day of September, 1910, at 10 a.m., or as soon after- 
wards as the course of business will admit, that a Cer- 
tificate of Discharge be granted to him, under and 
accordins to the provisions of the ‘‘ Bankruptcy Act, 

1898.’’—Dated this 29th day of August, 1910. 
SULLIVAN & MACDERMOTT, 
Solicitors for Applicant, 


By their Agents,— Lismore. 
MciKvitry & McEvitry, 
15 Castlereagh-strect, Sydney. 
658 6s. 6d. 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134: [31 Ave,, 1910. . 


Inthe Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANEKRUPTOY. 


Novick To CREDITORS. 


ACCOUNTS and plans of distribution in the undermentioned 
estates, showing dividends as specified hereunder, are now filed 
in the Office of the Registrar in Bankruptcy, Citizens’ Chambers, 
Moore-streét, Sydney, for the inspection of persons inter- 
ested ; and notice is hereby given that such accounts and plans 
will be submitted to the Court for confirmation on Thursday, 
the 15th September, 1910, at 11 a.m., if not previously objected 
to :-— 


The estate of Eugene Owen Callaghan, deceased, late of Yass 
and Barren Jack, storekeeper(No. 18,178), a second account 
and plan of distribution showing payment of a second 
dividend of 74d. (seven pence and seven-sixteenths of a 
penny) in the £ on all proved concurrent debts. 


William Edwin Tom, of Parkes, butcher (No. 18,182), a second 
account and plan oi distribution showing payment of an 
equalising dividend of 4s. in the £ on one claim admitted 
since the first account was lodged, and a second dividend 
of 3d. (three pence and three-eighths of a penny) in the 
£ onali proved concurrent debts. 


John Thomas Brown, of 33 High-street, North Sydney, butter 
merchant (No. 18,250), a second account and plan of 
distribution showing payment of an equalising dividend 
of 88. 8id.in the £ on one claim admitted since the first 
account was lodged, and a second dividend of 7%d. (seven 
pencs five-eighths of a penny) in the £ on all proved con- 
current debts. 


George Henry Whitechurch,. of Invevell, florist and fruiterer 
(No. 18,333),.a second. account and plan of distribution 
showlug payment of an equalising dividend of 5s. 44d. in 
the £ on one claim .admitted since the first account was 
lodged, and a second dividend of 4d. (four pence three- 
eighths of a penny) ia the £ on all proved concurrent 
debts. , 


Charles Adams, of Hunter-street, Hornsby, fettler, late of 
Cherry-sireet, Turramurra (No. 18,584), a first account 
aud plan of distribution showing payment of a dividend 
of 4s. Od. (four shillings and a half-penny) in the £ on 
all proved concurrent debts. 


In the following estates accounts current only showing debit 
balances :— 
No, 18,444. Francis Charles Sendall, of 55 Leichhardt-street, 
Waverley, plumber. 


No. 18,494. Robert Spear Begbie, of 189 Victoria-street, 
Darlinghurst, clerk ia Registrar-General’s Department. 


C. F. W. LLOYD, 
Denman Chambers, Official Assigne. 
1v2 Phillip-street, Sydney, 
30th August, 1910. 
676 15s. 


. In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Novice To CREDITORS. 


ACCOUNTS with plans of distribution in the under- 
mentioned estates, showing dividends as specified, are 
now filed in the Office of the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Citizens’ Chambers, Moore-street, Sydney, for the in- 
spection of persons interested; and notice is hereby 
given that such accounts and plans will be submitted 
to the Court for confirmation on Thursday, the 15th 
bee) is tang 1910, at 11 a.m., if not previously objected 
ove 
George Arthur Else, of Tinonee, late publican (No. 
4,583), a second account and first plan of distribu- 
tion showing payment of a dividend of one shilling 


and ° 
and five pence half-penny in the £ on all proved 
concurrent claims. 


Robert Dyson, of Moparabah, Upper Macleay, farmer 
(No. 7,970), a second account and second plan of 
distribution showing paymént of a dividend of 
fifteen shillings and ive pence five-eighths of a 
penny in the £ on all proved concurrent claims. 

Allan MeNeil, of Kramback, farmer (No.. 10,159), a 
second account and first plan of distribution show- 
ing payment of a dividend of six shillings and 
eight pence farthing in the £ on all proved con- 
current claims. . 


The estate of the Reverend Thomas Keating, deceased, | 


late of Sydney, Clerk in Holy Orders (No. 11,585), 
a second account and first plan of distribution 
showing payment of a dividend of eight shillings 
and five pence five-eighths of a penny in the £ on 
all proved concurrent claims. 


Elizabeth Pepperall, of Lambton, grocer (No. 14,700), 
a third account and second plan of distribution 
showing payment of a dividend of four pence 
nineteen-thirty-seconds of a penny in the £ on all 
proved concurrent. claims. 


Also accounts current only in the undermentioned 
estates : — 


No. 18,429. Howard Nattrass, of Onslow-street, Rose 
Bay, and carried on business at Martin-place, 
churn manufacturer. 


No. 18,463. Isaac Crawford Bradley, of Bradley’s Head 
road, Mosman, physcho therapeutist. 


WILLIAM HARRINGTON .PALMER, 
Official Assignee. 
47 Elizabeth-street, Sydney, 
29th August, 1910. 
665 12s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY AND IN INSOLVENCY. 


NOTICE TO CREDITORS. 


AN account with plan of distribution in the under- 
mentioned estate, showing a dividend as specified, is 
now filed in the Office of the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Citizens’ Chambers, Moore-street, Sydney, for the in- 
spection of persons interested; and notice is hereby 
given that such account and plan will be submitted to 
the Court for confirmation on Thursday, the 15th 


September, 1910, at 11 a.m., if not previously objected . 


to 4.—— 


William Henry Matthews, of Rylstone, storekeeper 
(No. 11,031), a second account and second plan 
of distribution showing payment of a dividend of 
one shilling and one penny nineteen twenty- 
fourths of a penny in the £ on all proved con- 
current claims. 


_ WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER, 

47 Klizabeth-street, Sydney, Official Assignee, 
29th August, 1910. 

666 : 6s. 


NOTICE OF SALE OF LANDS. 


In the District. Court of the: Metropolitan District 
holden at Sydney. 


No. of Plaint, 1,259 of 1909. 
No. of Warrant, 188 of 1910. 


Between International Harvester Company of America, 
plaintiffs, and T. B. Smith, of Sandy Creek, 
Dubbo, in the said State, farmer, defendant. 


ON Saturday, the eighth day of October, one thou- 
sand nine hundred and ten, at eleven o’clock in the 
forenoon, unless the writ of fieri facias issued herein 
is previously satisfied, the Registrar will sell by public 
auction at the Court-house, Queen’s-square, Sydney,-— 
All the right, title, and interest (if any) of the above- 
named defendant of, in, and to,— 


All that piece or parcel of land containing 130 acres 
1 rood, situated in the county of Narromine, parish 
of Burrabidine, State of new South Wales, and 
being homestead grant Registered Vol. 1,500, folio 

44, and comprised in mortgage in favour of the 
Secretary for Lands, Registered No. 409,538 to 
secure the sum of £37 8s. 10d. and interest. 


Terms, Cash. 
Dated this twenty-sixth day of August, a.p, 1910. 


J. M. A. BONTHORNE, 


Registrar of the Court. 
Kvwin WItLiAM Downgs, i 


Attorney for Plaintiffs, 
Citizens’ Chambers, Moore-street, Sydney. 
643 9s. 


’ we, 
bi 


301 Ava. 19106 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. 


4885 


In the District Court of the Northern District, holden at 
Meda ) «Kempsey, 
No. of Plaint, 35:o0f (1910. 
No. of Warrant, 7 of 1910. 


Between Mary Wallace, plaintiff, and Charles Karl Jerrett, 
defendant. 


ON Monday, the twelfth day «f September, 1910, at 12 
o'clock noon, unless the writ of fieri facias issued herein is 
previously satisfied, the Registrar will sell by public. auction at 
the Court-house, Kempsey, all the right, title, and interest (if 
any) of the abovenamed defendant, of, in, and to,— 


All that piece or parece] of land containing two roods three and 
three-quarter perches situate in the shire of Bellingen, 
parish of Newry and county of Ruleigh, and being the 
whole of the land contained in (Certificate of Title, Regis- 
tered Volume 1982, folio 48, and dated the 7th day of 
July, 1909. 

And also of, in, and to all that piece or parcel of land situate 
in the parish of Yarravel, county of Dudley, being portions 
No. 154 and 189, containing an area of eighty acres and 
thirty-five acres respectively. 

Terms, Cash, 
Dated this twenty-second day of August, a.p. 1910. 


G@. W. H, DAVIES, 
Lro J. Harpiman, Registrar of the Court. 
Solicitor for the Plaintiff, 
Kemprey. 
680 Qs. 


LOST, from St. Peter’s—One grey pony, branded C , Roman 
nose, 13 hands; one brown pony mare, branded )B(, 12 
hands, in good condition. 
ERNEST EDWARDS, 
Silver-street, St. Peters. 
656 3s. 


STRAYE#D into my paddock, about three years ago,—One red 
and white spotted heifer, no visible brand. If not claimed 
within twelve days will be sold to defray expenses. 


WILLIAM NAVIN, 


23rd August, 1910. Dorrigo. 
648 3s. 


Lmpoundings. 


*,* Poundkeepers are r2minded that Advertisements of 
Impounded Stock are charged for at the rate of One SHILLING 
FOR EACH ANIMAL DESCRIBED ; and no such Advertisement will 
be inserted in the Gazette unless accompanied by a remittance 
sufficient to cover the cost of insertion. 


ARMIDALE.—Impounded at Armidale, on the 22nd day of 
August, 1910, from Stock Keserrve 10,570, by Stock 
Inspector Fielder :— 

Red cow, like 60 over G near rump, near ear slit, 

Red and white yearling heifer, supposed progeny of cow, no 
brands visible. 

Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

15th September, 1910. 


657—?2s. T. FITZGERALD, Poundkeeper. 


BULULI.—Impounded at Bulli, on the 23rd day of August, 
1910, from Austinmeer, by G. McAuley ; sum due at date 
of notice, 73, :— 

Chestnut mare, no brands visible, star, near hind foot white, 4 
years, 13 hands, 

Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

15th September, 1910. 


641-—1s. oe. RIXON, Poundkeeper. 


DENMAN.—Impounded at Denman, on the 28rd day of 
August, 1910, from Pickering Estate, by Mr. C. Margin ; 
sunt due at date of notice, 43. :— 

Brown gelding, TFB near shoulder, three white feet and 
face. 

Tf not released. will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

15th September, 1910. 


626—is. W. DAY, Poundkeeper. 


MARRICKVLLL®.—Impounded at Marrickville, on the 19th 
day of August, 1910, from Macauley-road, by T. Bowes ; 
sum due at date of notice, £1 2s. 8d. :— 

Creamy pony mare, X JC near shoulder, aged, about 133 
hanas. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

8th September, 1910. 

§42—1s, E. EDWARDS, Poundkeeper. 


No, 134, 31 Aveust, 1910.—8, 


MORPETH.—Impounded at Morpeth, on the 26th day of 
August, 1910, from near Morpeth, by Mr. M. Doteny ; 
supposed to be the property of Mr. B. Bowen, of ‘Miller's 
forest; sum due at date of notice, 16s :— 


Cheetnut bald-faced horse, like 
aged, 144 hauds. 
Bay horse, white stripe on nose eollor-marked, like WY} near 
shoulder, unshod, 5 years, 15 hands. 
Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
15th September, 1910. 
661—2s. 


near shoulder, unshod, 


D: MoMAHON, Poundkeeper. 


MOSS VALH#.—Impounded at Moss Vale, on the 24th day of 
August, 1910, from Mount Broughton, by Mr. C. A. 
Fraser; sum due at date of notice, 17s. :— 

Bay horse, no brands visible, star, white snip, rising 3 years, 
about 15 hands. 

Brown or black pony mare, no brands visible, rising 3 years, 
about 12 to 13 hands. 

Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

8th September, 1910. 


633—2s, G. DAWSON, ;Poundkeeper. 


QUIRINDI.—Impounded et Quirindi, on the 24th day of 
August, 1910, by E. Tanner; sum due at date of notice, 
ts. euch:—  . 

Red and white cow, slit out off ear, branded like T over half 
circle, about 5 years. 

Briadle cow, like K (blotched) near rump, about 3 year3. 

Red cow, white belly, like '7 over half diamond, about 8 years. 

If not released, will be scld at this Pound at noon on the 

15th September, 1910. 


649—3s. 


J. CARPENTER, FPoundkeeper. 


SCONE.—Impounded at Scone, on the 25th day of August, 
1910, from Susan-street, by Inspector of Nuisance; sum 
due at date of notice, 5s. 6d. :-— ; 

Yellow and white steer, e over © near rump, 2 years. 

Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

8th September, 1910. 


662—1s. KH. HAYNE, Poundkeeper. 


WEST KEMPSEY.—Impounded at West Kempsey, on the 
22nd day of August, 1910, from Glenrock Plain, by T. 
Thornton ; sum due at date of notice, 7s, :— 

Yellow and white heifer, like HCG over “~~ near rump, 2 
years. 

Tfaot released, will be sold st this Pound at noon on the 

8th September, 1910. 


634—l1s. 


M. HENRY, Poundkeeper. 


NEW SOUTH WALES “GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.” 


The ‘“GovERNMENT GAZETTE” is now published on the 
WEDNESDAY in each week, and the issue of Supplements, unless 
Statutory or Hxtraordinary, is prohibited. Al Noticrs— 
Departmental or private—for insertion must be received by the 
Yovernment Printer not later than TWELVE 0’CLOCK of the day 
preceding the day of publication. 


> Proors of Departmental Notices will be supplied, but must 


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4886 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 134. [31 Ava., 1910. 


CONTENTS. 
Proclamations ane vos Yee a 
Local Government Act—Proclamations, &c. 
Consular Arrangement... eas 
Appointments, Ke. ... as rs one 
Government Notices ea = wine 
Government Tramways—Extension so 
Industrial Disputes Act—Awards under 
Applications invited for positions... as 
Notice to Lay Service Pipes es ote 
Notice to Mariners... ve aX 
Notices under Real Property Act... 
Court Notices ses ae see i 
Tenders... ae a vee vee 


Applications for Water Rights, &c., Licenses 


(Price, 6d.] 


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Applications for Water and Drainage, &c., Licenses ... 4806 


Members of Licensing Courts appointed 3 ... 4807 
Quarterly Licensing Courts hie nee ee ve ©4807 
District Courts oa daa ass oss sea we 4808 
Oyster Culture Leases .., ube eae aes ... 4808 


Mines Department Notices ui vee oi --. 4809 
Lands Department Notices ng Ks eke we «©4817 

Forestry Notices ... be at eas VR .. 4876 
Private Advertisements... e or a ve 4877 
Impoundings Rea ee bs te $4 vee 4885. 


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SPECIAL GAZETTE UNDER THE “PUBLIC SERVICE COLONIAL THEASURER'S DEFARIMENT. 
ACT. 1902.” HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
2 : Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
: the Public Service Board, has approved of the follow- 
ing appointments in the Department of Navigation, 
APPOINTMENTS. namely : — 


DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND oF susticr. | Mr. Srersen Many Deveau, Boatman, Nambucca, 'as 
HIS Excell re PETA Tee a £ +] Seaman on the Pilot Steamer ‘‘ Captain Cook.” 
S Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the | Qaptain R. O. Paer, Master of the Pilot Steamer 


Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 
Mr. Avec Bertram Cots, Clerk, Petty Sessions | LEM. 315 and 316] T. WADDELL. 
Office, Broken Hill, to be Clerk, Central Police 
Office, vice Mansell, deceased,—from the Ist July, 


‘‘Ajax,’”’ as Pilot at Newcastle. 


1910. CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 
Prosrer Stantey McDrrmort to be Assistant Cleaner, | HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Ministerial Branch, Department of the Attorney- | Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 


General and of Justice, on probation for six | the Public Service Board, has approved of the ap- 
months, vice Chestnut, resigned,—from the lst | pointment of 


August, 1910. Mr. Artuur Kencu as Inspector under the ‘ Pure 


Food Act, 1908,’? Department of Public Health, 
being confirmed. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the ¥ 
Executive Connell: has been pleased to appoint the | W. H. WOOD. 
undermentioned Members of the Police Force to be 
Acting Clerks of Petty Sessions at the places preceding ; 

their respective names, from the dates specified, | DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. . 

viz. :— HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Tuena—Constable’ Micuazn Mureny, during the Executive Council, has approved of the appointment 

absence of Sergeant Beck, on leave,—from the | oF 


2nd September, 1910. Captain Henry Maxwett, Mate in the Dredge Service, 

Sunny Corner—Constable Harotp Howarp Hazan, ; as Master in the Dredge Service, vice Captain G 
during the absence of Senior-constable Ferris, on White, deceased,—appointment to date from 15th 
leave,—from the 25th August, 1910. July, 1910. ; 


JOHN GARLAND. | CHARLES A. LEE. 


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DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 

HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to apport 
Mr. Hever Hancoox as Bailiff of the Warden’s Court 
at Moruya, vice Mr. G. Cantlay, resigned,—such 
appointment to take effect from the 28rd. July; 

1910 (Mise. 1910-6,414-201). . 
W. H. WOOD. — 


DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the , 


Executive Council, has been pleased to relieve Robert 
McLean, Hsquire, J.P., of his pesition of Member and 
Acting Chairman of the Local Land Board for the 
Land District of Walgett for the meeting of that 


Board, commencing at Walgett on the 5th September,’ 


1910, and to appoint 


Wittram Henry Carprer, Esquire, J.P., to be a Mem- 
ber and Acting Chairman of the said Board for 
the said meeting, in lieu, of Mr. McLean (MI. 
1910-8,062). 


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HIS Excellency the Governor, with the adviee’ of ‘the » 


Executive Council, has been pleased to relieve Robert 
McLean, Esquire, J.P., of his position of Member and 
Acting Chairman of the Local Land Board for the 
Land District of Urana, and to appoint 


Joserx Ferris, Esquire, to be a Member and Acting 
Chairmanvef the said Board in his stead.—to take 
effect from! the 20th August, 1910 (M1. 1910-7,616). 


S. W. MOORE. 


CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 

HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 


the Public Service Board, has been pleased to confirm 
the appointment, of 


Mr. Wiit1am ‘Hanry .Renwick.\as Carpenter, Geo- 
logical Survey Branch,—such appointment to take 
effect from the 29th January, 1910 (Misc. 1910- 


6,309-201). Lie R RES 


DEPARYMEHMT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation. of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to confirm 
the appointment of 
Miss Breryi, Una. Love Detrmann, as Teacher of 
Cookery in connection with the Public Schools. 


’ io Seek, BOGUS 


PROMOTION AND TRANSFER. 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
ofthe promotion, under the provisions of No. 149 of 
the Regulations under the ‘‘Public Service Act, 
1902,” and transfer of 
Mr. ‘Norton Cuanzzs Fannery, Clerk, Deeds Branch, 
Head Office, to a similar position in the Miscel- 
laneous Branch, Head Office,—the increased. salary 
to take effect’ from the Ist July,: 1910, and the 
transfer from the 2nd June, 1910 (M1. 1910-7,879). 


S. W. MOORE. 


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PROMOTIONS. 
DEPARTMERT OF LANDS, 

HIS Execilency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the promotion, under the provisions of No. 149) of 
the Regulations under the ‘Public; Service Act, 
1902,”’ of the following Officers,—to take effect in each 
rei fram a date to be specified by the Public Service 

oard :— 


Mr. 
Mr. 
Mr. 


Victron Gornon Fisure, Draftsman, Lithographic 
Branch,. Head..Office (M1...1910.,7,889) ; 

Eric Maynarp Farmer, Draftsman, Local Land 
Board Office; Wagga Wagga (MI. 1910-7,886) ; 
Grorcr THomas Orci, HarprHam, Draftsman, 
Local Land Board Office, Armidale (Ml. 1910- 


7,887) ; 
Mr. Guores Wittiam Brown», Draftsman, Local 
Land, Board Office, Moree (M1, 1916-7,888) 7 and 
Mr. Arruce Lesris Cuampton, Draftsman,\. Local 


Land Board Office, Armidale (M1. 1910-7,881). 


( Price, 6d) 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 135. [31 Ava. 1910. 


phe AD, Me | ST A See a io a at ha heh a Ee ee ee 


with the advice of the 


HIS Excelleney the G On 
xcelleney the Govern the recommendation of 


Exeetitive Gouncil, and upon 


‘the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 


of the promotion, under the provisions of No. 149 of 
the Regulations. under the ‘Public Service Act, 
1902,” of the following Officers,—to take effect in each 


ease fromthe Ist July, 1910 :— 


Mr, Bowarp Frank Kieetrne Erxirs, Draftsman, Local 
LiandBoard Office, Lamworth (Ml. 1910-7,890) ; 


Mr, Arrncur Garus.Navior, Draftsman, Local Land 


Board Office, Armidale (Ml. 1910-7,885) ; 

James Kirxwoop Krnnepy, Draftsman, Local 

Land Board Office; Wagga Wagga (Ml. 1910- 

7,880). ; 

esta Hersert Farranp, Clerk, Local Land 

Board Office, Ferbes (M1. 1910-7,878) ; . 
Tomas Wairram Warp, Clerk, Occupatiou 

Branch, Head Office (Ml. 1910-7,884) ; and 


Mr. 


Mr: 
Mr. 


“Mr. —Feenmrio SANrorp Rosinson; Clerk, Special Lease 


“Branch, Head Office (MI. 1910-7,883). 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the promotion, under the provisions of No. 149 of 
the Regulations under the ‘Public Service Act, 
1902,” of 
Mr. Arserr Avcustus Warxrr, Clerk and Typist, 
Land Appeal Court,—to take effect from the 1st 
July, 1910 (MI. 1910-7,882), 
8. W. MOORE. 


— 


RESIGNATIONS. 
COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


| HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 


Executive Council, has accepted the resignation of 


Mr. Raymond John Sands, Clerk, Account Branch, 
The Treasury, 2s from the 12th August, 1910. 


fEeM. 319] T? WADDELL. 


YORESTRY DEPARTMENT. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has accepted the resignation of 


Mr. Charles Marriott, District Forester, Dubbo, from 
the Public Service,—as from the 17th August, 
1910 (Forests 1910-10,081). 

JOHN PERRY. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, has approved of the resignation of 

Mr. i*. H. Napier, Engineer in the Dredge Service of 
the Public Works Department. Services termina- 
ating on the Ith fh eaeatey 1910, resignation to 
take effect from date following. 


CHARLES A. LEE, 


RETIRHMENTS. 


DEPARTMERT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of ‘the 

Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 

the Public Service Board, has been pleased to ‘approve 

that 

Mr. Arthur Roland Gardiner; Assistant Teacher, Pub- 
lic School, Islington, be retired from the Public 
Service, without gratuity,-—to take effect fromthe 
list July, 1910. 


THE retirements from the Public Service of 


Mr. Herbert S. Pollack, Teacher, Public School, Eulah 
Creek, on the 31st August, 1910, without gratuity ; 


and 

A. Adrian, Mistress, Girls’’ Department, 
Superior, Public’ School, Redfern, on) the, 20th 
May, 1911, in terms, of section) 67 of the ‘‘Puwblic 
Service Act, 1902,’’ are hereby notified. ptrash 
J. A. HOGUBY 


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The Treasury, New South Wales, 


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REVENUE, RECEIPTS, AND EXPENDITURE. 


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Be: following Accounts and Abstracts of Revenue, Receipts and 
Expenditure of the Government of New South Wales, during 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, Ne. 


136, 4891 


CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 


COMPARA 


ATIVE STATEMENT of the Gross Revenue and Recesprs on account of the ConsoLIDATED 


RevenvuE Founp of the Government of New Sourn Wate, during the Month of August, 1909, and the 
Month of August, 1910, respectively, showing the Increase or Decrease under each head thereof ; 


also, total Net Revenue Proper for same periad. 


in Account Current, page 4890). 


(Revenue for Month of August, 1910, included 


ae Month of Month of | 
HEADS OF REVENUES. August, 1909. August, 1910. Decrease. | Inerease. 
GOVERNMENTAL. 
Revenue Proper. | 
5 P Lay sz... ue Bons Sy @. 4 Bethe tear | 
BALANCE OF REVENUE COLLECTED WITHIN 
THE STATE “BY THE UNO Ba 
GOVERNMENT, AND RETURNED 4 ee 38%, leloee SOM 465, CE et Ole occ acmrne ss 127,963 16 
Taxation, 
STAMPS... Ae aR Pa £ 29,730 1 ‘ 0 AV,46D Toe Ol dascgatiapneeacte 11730 44 3 
LAND TAX £\ 229 6 9 eer “617 9 
INCOME TAX 3g. £ 2.138 13 00 Oobt ow Ook Lipa ewernasswetaee 2,976 16 11 
LICENSES :— = 
To Wholesale Spirit Dealers 320 0 0 280 0 0 Digs Uses O- | taatecisteciiacteemrcenr 
To Auctioneers : on 6 8 ci Agee Sal ah ee tec eee 9 5 5 
To Retail Fermented and Spirituous Liquors (includ: 
ing Wine, Cider, and Perry) *, at ‘ eee li faperes 1,999 O} O:} \.ncueeepewns 247 2 9 
Billiard and Bagatelle... 45 0 0 TOO OFS Re seiew snares 30 0 0 
To Hawkers, Pedlars, and Pawnbrokers 139-38 143° 0G Ot pecbengcctaants 317 4 
Explosives Act of 1905 1015 0 210 0 By 1D. Oy envseecscanprens 
Tobacco, Cigars, and Cigarettes ... 285 5 0 OD Vee Op canter sakes 10 5 0 
Metropolitan Traffic Act, 1900 ... 182 16 0 DODO TORSO recatacau psec 22°14 O 
Motor Traffie Wet; No, 5, 1US09> a Bai 7 bond ay see ple set sewage oe eos DO0ET OS, 'G Dhara etesmcs cele 220 15 6 
Gaming and Bettin g Act, } 1906 ... 3.0 90 YBa at ee er POE 400 
All other Lécenses ... 754 9 6 532 10 0 924 19: ABA. tw g cocby tess « 
sg}. 352418 1| 3,80213 7| 270 4 6| 548 0 O 
Total, Taxation ... ee £ 35,627 18 10 *50,690 3 3 270 4 6 15,332 8 ll 
Land Revenus. 
ALIENATIONS :— 
Auction Sales Be 5,685 1 11 GSES Ley eaecentrsceectics 428 13 1 
Neweastle Pasturage Reserve Sales PEARY Ae! 17 4 3 TO 4s 5 i gavcnveniesl ocegis 
Improv ed Purchases, &c.. lll 3.9 ZB so ON ial eee ae oboa 302 10 9 
Miscellaneous Purchases ... 390 11 6 T5052:>. Ge skuinrterencsescece not 661 14 10 
Conditional Purchases — 
Deposits, &e. ... 5,056 3 3 5,041 10 6 ny Oe ee ee es 
Instahnents (inclusive of Interest)... 32,667 14 7 39/065" 10%, OF och cccsseeete ss 6,397 15 5 
Balances Po ‘ 7,674 8 9 20, 484017 GF) >. vemepny sears 125810..,8+ «9 
Total, Alienations £ 61,615. 2. 5 *75,188 18 1 C7 gal EE 23,601 2 10 
INTEREST ON LAND ee PUR- 
CHASED .., a ee: £ 690 12 9 (sIpecy  Uria EU eee oder neces TSS ea, ot 
PASTORAL OCCUPATION :— 
Pastoral Leases (Rus) 4 3 9 DSS tie LOCI ys camaoreeinionss 129 10 1 
Conditional Leases... 14,4385 3 6 VWOs3S2 Of) | sannect-crgnaas 4,947 3 0 
Annual Leases $2 ie 301 11 11 Sit stash OF lore Seneeeewd eines upeeel Uy 
Occupation Licenses det fet es 36 4 4 35 10 4 Oo TAS Oo | ceteris sgrevie = 
Homestead Leases .. 67 7 10 64. -Zal0 1s se 9 ie anaes 
Inferior Leases ee at 38 “Se. 4 GG) Por dl Ale ccmendesonginias 33 D7 
Scrub Leases a oe fs 1,499 0 4 1,244 16 4 D542 Ot Saco astrswmers » 
Homestead Selections 3,00) 25 20 3,395 19 6 LTT Ove coivy tone ce ey 
Settlement Leases . 7,399 19 4 IST MT ara Sucre once or oc's 1,415 12 0 
Improvement Tiana a ae vie 5,261 6 10 4616 7 4 CL419 | 6 semsiemuterente 
Artesian Well Leases ae *, an 54 8 O FAM OAL (NEE vias circa’ one vce |i mr aaa oontam itera 
Conditional Purchase Leases 1,411 13 7 DO Gbiae lam sole cucuneo roam nena 853 7 9 
Leases under 18th Section of Land Act of 1903. 527 14 6 388 19 9 138 14 9 soak 
Western Lands Division. 
Western Leases a Rs 9,663 18 0 T2307. 8). | ciseay cositaiasles 2,907 10 5 
Other receipts “43 <a 434 103 10 9 199 Sa i lg A 96 4 2 
£ 44,366 9 0 53,586 6 10 1,228 0 9}| 10,442 18 7 
Annual Land Revenue carried forward £| 45,057 1 9 54,465 2 8 | 1,223 0 9] 10,631 1 8 
Alienations carried forward ... as £| 51,615 2° 5 75,188 18 1 1 2 eB, 93,601 210 
Carried forward ... £) 372,759 2.10] 615,785 3 3 970 4 6 | 143,296 4 il 


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CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 


COMPARATIVE STATE 


{1 Sepv., 1910. 


IMENT OF REVENUE AND RECEIPTS —-continued. 


i Month cf Month of Died 
HEADS OF REVENUE. August, 1909, | August, 1910. Decrease. Inereage. 
aa ar ; } 4 d, 
GOVERNMENTAL continie 1 ae We ee ee, 
Revenue Proper—continued. | 
Brought forward £| 372,759 210| 515,785 3 3 270.74 G4 1432964511 
Alienations brought forward 4 DO Vase 20: 75,188 18 1 Dieelnae 23,601 2 10 
Annual Land Revenue brought forward £ 45,057 Lac 4,465 2.8 1,223 0 9 10,63) 1 38 
Land Revenue—continued. 
MISCELLANEOUS LAND HA oe — 
Licenses to cut Timber, &c. a0 4,424 8 11 GOO SI Bee Ne Petascerantecac 2,479 4 3 
Fees on Transfer of Runs and Leases . 139 8 6 196 2AOoc. 0! 4 eee Cena hes 56 11 6 
Fees on Preparation and Enrolment of ‘Title-deeds . 5Gl lt 1 GOT 1 Sar | Mae nee 106 4 6 
Survey Fees... oe 2 3.250200 4 Bel loca. Sk} On See 
Special Leases 1 o20n 13s LEG ical a ier. «reuse Le Oa 
Quit Rents .,. “fac 8 12 0 515 6 2 LG SOS ele ones ae 
Blockholders Act of 1901—Rents, eons lcd SEL OEY mas AR enc ree A S50 40S or Sale ae 
All other Receipts .. wee 1,435 12° 9 eos PO oS Wetton eae 29196 
£ I sp2 20ers 14, 083 bord) 83 36 vaysil nS iy ete 
MINING OCCUPATION :— 
Mineral Leases C2725 26: OO eae |e eae Uo 0M ogee cj dtaeaeraO A 
Leases of Auriferous Lands YS 3h a SOO TG 4 Fale ee 17418 0 
Deposits, Gold and Mineral Dred: zing Act of 1899 632.000 DOG EO) 45° 102105) 247 See 
Miners’ Rights ZI2AI =9 DAD W193 ASN OP Gal senate ona ie 
Business Licenses ... 64 10 0 Sey eis) HEL > OSS Meee 
Royalty on Minerals (OS 220i nt G2 20 23 C79 <b LOT Ce eee 
Residential Leases... G2 aaa 193 1G. 584" 49235 ne Bb bil 2d it | 
Other Receipts 326 16 9 DOD Tey | cereteteeeen 178 4.10 
£) ogg 3-91 Weld 4) 900 7-4 38h 14 11 
Total, Annual Land Revenue .. £ 58,835 159) #70,459 9 il en al lp eg 13,835 -6 9 
Total, Land Revenue £| 110,450 18 2| 145,648 8 0| 2,238 18 9| 37,436 8 7 
Receipts for Services Rendered. 
MINT RECEIPTS £ 1,918- 4 6 Weis ae ag 762 12 10 
FEES FOR ESCORT AND CONVEYANCE OF GOLD £| 150.11 tHiecaree.. | 411 0 
PILOTAGE, HARBOUR axp LIGHT RATES, &c. £ G5 jae ae | 75376 20 © L lasees cconpenitecass 798 17 10 
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGES & FARMS ACCOUNT £! 1,486 9 10 1,218 17 6 QE TULA Te Aswad te cs 
FEES :— 
Public Instruction Department eau) este &e, a 430 10 0 208 9 4 222-7) 85) senate. 
Registration of Brands te woz I aie BOS aS nek onsonaoaeee 5218 6 
Registrar-General . 5,098 0 2 G5 298513 Baigent cette cee 1,200 13 4 
Curator of Intestate ‘Estates 480 210 312 5 5 AGT] CAO BE HR eee 
Bankruptcy Court... 3 8 10 2a Bed Get seiiastmer ts 2110 4 
Sheriff ; Beh HOPS ae 1] e832, 33°10 Sits RRR 
Distriet Courts : 119 8 8 104 11 7 1471-6998 "| Oe ee. 
Gourts of Petty Sessions .. HOI. SP, DSI9 ED 4a acay ess contents 190132 7 
Shipping Masters ... : 397 14 0 BQO TU 2G) lecaes ness aces 31:17 6 
Mining Department ; 141. 2 6 122 3 0 18-19 GOSS Ga a 
Publie Officers’ and Examination Fees . 249-6 3 S61 14-4. See 7128 1 
Other Fees ... 548 11 0 old aye 231+ BSL yea 
se 9,291 2 8 TO;812-2b593 688 7 9 2,209 10 4 
MISCELLANEOUS :— Se 
For the Support of Patients in the Lunatic Seg 1,518 12 3 1,613 158 leetueanaca se: 95 3 5 
Cellections by Government Printer : ‘ 533 4 CSOFLOMTOS RR. freee 97 3 6 
Stere Rent and Carriage of ge aaeeene 612-8 2 595 13 11 L694 253 es earaeete ccs 
Work performed by Prisoners in Gaol .. 2411 3 23 8 O Ls 53 MAB Al RAIN. oF 
Dock Receipts... hae tec 185 18 7 99 10 11 86.7 Bienes Ase... 
Other Receipts P26. 1 6 2,530 A6aO) a teeta 304 14 4 
£5,100 19 1 49315 2| 14 5 2| 497 1 3 
Total Receipts for Services Rendered Foageees Sl seabonlo. -o 0 *26,076- Ween S22) Lou 3,510 0 5 
Carried forward Li 5077099, 0° 3 687,509 12 10} 4,832 1 4] 184,242 13 11 


* See page 4890. 


— 


1 Sepr., 1910.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 136. 4893 
CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 
COMPAR ATIVE STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND RECHIPTS—condinued. 
2 ae. Month of Month of : 
NEADS OF REVENUE, August, 1909. Angust, 1919, Decrease. Inercase, 
GOVERNMENTAL—continucd. (aS Gree OF bok eee aS Sea 
Revenue Proper—continued. 
Brought forward... £) £07,599 0 3| 687,509 1210} 4.332 1 4] 184,242 33 11 
General Miscellaneous Receipts. 4 
RENTS— Exctesive or Lanp :— 
Wharfs (Out Ports) cf a 78 DBE ey Be AOA OND Peres rae «ci 170 2 0 
Government Buildings and Premises ... = 867 17 1 Ty 0! Dib idee meet) ve 242 18 4 
£ 1,102 10 3 1,515 10 sit AOE) ede 4130 4 
FINES AND FORFEITURES :— Saree * pee air 
Sheriff He 99 19 0 29 19 G G19: GCS areca 
Courts of Petty Sessions... Ss Nee ofS 2 OAS tae ee 363 10 10 
Confiseated and Unclaimed Property a 010 0 LASS ERG BRE «dc selene 0 14 11 
Other fines and forfeitures is HE 616 0 vie etl Vea On ears setae ea, te 
Li 1 Sisco eu 2.142 19 5 $5 12 6 366 5° 9 
COUNTRY TOWNS WATER SUPPLY WORKS— = 
INTEREST s. ; ae £ 1.981 12 10 C2 8559 LOD 41} in ses nairearaye 
COUNTRY TOWNS SEWERAGE WORKS— A cei 
INTEREST : = £ _ 39S) 9538 Oe sSea O Ae a Rape es ie 
PUBLIC SERVICE SUPERANNUATION ACT OF és 
1903 . nae se 1,169 011 Pes SQ2 Gade gate cegp an es 
WATER RIGHTS RECEIPTS ae ace J 33 0 0 ML Ole Ost sara meee tee 17 10 O 
CHURCH AND SCHOOL LANDS ACT, 1897 .. x 18 17 4 ye Ce ee ee comer es Ta Ono 
DARLING HARBOUR RESUMPTIONS £ B oolmto= 0 ALSOP Di Ola eet nea sate ype yh 
SYDNEY CORPORATION (AMENDMENT) ACT No 
27 OF 1908— 
Pyrmont Bridge & Approaches, control & maintenance HS OOM Ome Om imarrarssdtcsoro acs. TOOS. OO: (ae ea eee 
Pyrmont Bridge and Approaches, interest on cost PaO! Dn WO toocep apenas cbee: 200050 0. OG cree eases 
Cost of Regulation of City Tratiic ee eye Ome Om. tee sabe stances nee 3,100) 10.0 phiaeenoneaes 
Salaries of Medical Officer of Health, and Assistant, 
Inspector of Nuisances, and Sanitary Inspectors.. TAGE OE s OMe Om ehtan sare cance TG00 9 OF OU ee een nee 
£ 9 OOO ce Oita Ol eaten’ Beinn cet seces 9 OOOT Oj. = ON lao eer aes 
UNCLASSIFIED RECEIPTS :— 
Sale of Government Property ... FSD ONS, We IR 24G Ole Gite fcterenes yee 478 16 7 
Interest on Bank Deposits SSijmeiee O LS 7 LO ees gece | ete aera toe he 10,3988 0 5 
Receipts under Fisheries Act... 12 7io. 0 LGORLG SOT res. ansir cee 39 0 5 
Pastures Protection Act of 1902—Three per cent | 
contributions . ; ai Say eT AOR SS amet eetce: 85 15 4 
Other Receipts aa 10,189 3 11 4,987 13 5, O22 8 Scdereseoebage eas 
£| 19,110 16 8 25,160 6 9 5,202 2.8 10,951 125 9 
Total, General Miscellaneous Receipts £ 48.963 18 Il *34,.381 19 9 16, 508 6 6 S26 eet 
Total hits Cl eot0 DOZELO EO eied SO lal oe Ons 40 y sel ONe LOO O ay selamutes 
Less—Refunds ... ss 11,3884 3 10 Ais we be 
Net fl OBO WCAG LOM alan ply ROOM EO MOINS sos tani ease 179,574 LORES, 
BUSINESS UNDERTAKINGS OF 
THE STATE. — 
HIEF COMMISSIONER FOR RAILWAYS :— 
. paileers Se ws a His — a GEA eet Oe fat ee AO O40 aalcs el elles stone omyacarncs 59,027 4 3 
Tramways ... Bt el UG: 13S Ore 107, SOTIIS <6) on aecsereast 16,194 14 9 
el) 498; OE <BR ESS S6Ge ol as. sae. | jee ioe 
SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST :— ‘ ae 5 2 
Wharfage and Tonnage Rates, &c. (Sydney) ... 15 189 } 6 7 TSS 2GO RES a alan iertaacray neiiee 3,070 11 8 
Rent of Houses, Shops, and Wharfs, &c. ae 9 820 9 10 LOA TO RROi 2 el wangencte sncices 895 13 4 
Bond Charges and Miscellaneous a 1,152 13 4 991 11 10 (4 Sf DPS ea eth ere 
£ 25,862 19 9 *29,668 3 3 16 a 6 | 3.966 5 0O 
METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WATER SUPPLY | 
ERAGE— 
ee Ae ae ees 0 he Nr | 15,074 1 Poe g658 LIN 14 1G 19 10 ss ane a 
Sewerage Rates... hy ara ae £10,964 13-75 88,815 0 TT 2 2149-125 6) aes seeee 
HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD— i 
Water Rates, ke... ye mi uP. fs 1,31 2eles BB OVS MART I cecseR ents ore sede 1,785 19 11 
Total By 7 ae a - £) °551 259 10S) Vi etG28)50 75 sO) a3 72613210 80,974 3 11 


Less—Refunds ... ae AGE Bee £ 


Net ee Sa ae a saa ah 


Gross Total a ae are ae ee 


ToraL, Net REVENUE AND RECEIPTS PROPER +. £ 


1,097,822 10 1 


1,084,034 14 3 


},350,398 137 


*1 340,496 3 11 


fee we eereeseee 


76,886 19 6 


252.576 3 6 


ee 


956,461 9 8 


* See page 4890. 


The Treasury, New South Wastes, 
Sydney, 1s! September, 1910, Cc. 


G. L. Borer, 


Comptroller of Accounts. 


T. WADDELL, 


Treasurer, 


4894 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 136. (1 Sepr., 1910. 


‘CONSOLIDATED © REVENUE FUND. 


OTHER RECEIPTS during the Month of August, 1910, in repayment of advances from the 
Consolidated Revenue Fund, included in Account Current (page 4890), 


~ 


HEAD OF RRCEIPT. Anica 
£ -s..d. 
Repayments to Credit of Votes, Current Year 6,621 6 0 
Advance to Treasurer, 1902-1903 84 15 11 
De 1908-1909 2. Fes Re ae as oF; od if Sp Ee 
Do 1909-2980: 2 .; Be. Sas ats ee a ff, ane 2,453: 2 5 
Do '* © 919-4014 | B64 2 
State Children’s Relief (Act 61 of 1901) 1909-1910... Ne mae sis i cae : ae a) 
In anticipation of Loan Votes, 1910-1911 1413 9 
5 ToraL a3 id ae soe a: £| %9-932 “13 . 9 


*See page 4890. 
The Treasury, New South Wales, T. WADDELL, 
Sydney, let September, 1910, C. G. L. Boycu, Treasurer. 
Comptroller of Accounts. 


*See page 4890, 


1 Sepr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 136. 4895 
CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND, 
DETAIL STATEMENT of DISBURSEMENTS during the Month of August, 1910, shown in 
Account Current (see page 4890), | 
HEAD oF EXPENDITURE. Amount, Total. 
Lies $1034 Fae ae 
No. I.—ScHepvuLes To THE ConsTiTUTION Act. 
Third Schedule 2,195 16 8 
Fourth Schedule io be hos 
Schedule C—Stipends or Aliswanc es 3 95 216-48 
Supplement to Schedules (Pensions— Widows of Pilots, ‘Militar v8 Stock k Inspec: 
tors, and other Pensions and Allowances) oe 128% 65.0 
Total, Schedules... ong 535 ste oe on Seek ae eel tome #3150: 19 - 
No. IJ.—Executive anp LeGIsLatTive. 
Executive Council 22 10 0 
Vice-President of the Executive Council and Repr esentative of the Government 
in the Legislative Council 20 16 8 
Legislative Council . AIG: 58.0 
Legislative Assembly 824 16 4 
Legislative Council and Assembly... 507 11 4 
Parliamentary Library 5 106 6 10 
Parliamentary Reporting Staff. 547 16 1l 
Parliamentary Standing Committee : on Public Works 82 4 0 
Total, Executive and Legislative ne ae im ae £ —— *2,528 f «4 
No. III.—ConontAu SECRETARY. 
Colonial Secretary ... 625 2 6 
Auditor-General 1,517 14 8 
Aborigines Protection Board Tah, Phas 
Police 2. ; 35,427 13 2 
Lunacy ; sfee ae oe : 14,274 1 11 
Master in Lunacy aide BS mr : 426 9 7 
Medical Board : 2 1410 6 
Department of Public Health f 7,085 14 4 
Bureau of Statistics and Registry of Friendly Societies and Trade Unions... TIGAS 2 
Government Asylums for the Infirm ; “p 5,205 9 0 
Department of Fisheries ve 662 18 5 
Bureau of Microbiology... at 365 =O. hl 
Endowment to Hospitals, &e., and other Charitable Services ; 6,380 16 10 
Miscellaneous Services Bs 2,618.11 8 
Total, Oolonial:Gecretary-<,.. “ses “rise ele aks £|——__—_—_|_ ¥76,125 211 
Carried forward .., on Ses i coclerwobrensdt ceayntaee £} =—-81,804 9 7 


4896 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 136. {1 Sepr., 1910, 


CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 
DETAIL STATEMENT of DISBURSEMENTS during the Month of August, 1910--continued. 


HEAD OF EXPENDITURE. Amount, Total. 
ae et 5 £ s. d. 
Brought forward sas aye ee oa aig E30 sephattoern ess 81,804 9 7 
No. IV.—TREASURER AND SECRETARY FOR FINANCE AND TRADE. 
Treasury... aa FF. oe ah see din nde acs or 2,085 8 7 | 

Stamp Duties ERE rv ats oe aes nee a ate se 416 19 4 
Land and Income Tax =. oe a case ee ro sis on 763 4 4 
Gold and Escort... Bye ne ane os a a int oie A? pelt 
Government Printer Heh ee a ae vee eee mie oo 115393. oe 
Explosives... tir Ae, se Sn ae Rh ane a bers fat Ad 3 
Shipping Masters... cf oo ace eee “i mY ee Pes AY Bae Wr 
Navigation ... sa ot wae Ay ng ay A owe a 6,008 1 6 
Lifeboats, ke, * a 25 5 gal J 
Administration of Old-age and Invalidity and Accidents eee Acts Sas 532 13 10 
Resumed Properties... se vee oe es ath xs ie ne 706 6 6 
Sydney Harbour Trust ae ae she ae SAC oes oan ah 10,614 0 4 
Stores Supply Department... ee ae mse st ba or st 17,351.15 8 
Miscellaneous Services Hy Pa bee rr = Ae ua ve 10,223 3 5 

Total, Treasurer and Secretary for Finance and Trade... £| —-—-—_—___ ——_ *61,095 1726 


No. V.—RAILWAYS. 


Railways and Tramways— 
Railways—Existing Lines—Working Expenses... ae ie walt 209,496.16 07 
Tramaways—Existing Lines—Working Expenses... He a a 99,765 19 3 


Total, Railways... Se ass pie a oA £| ——__.. + 3) og cee BD 0 


No. VI.—PREMIER. 


Premier’s Office 5 hee no sate nes ae ae 325-17 48 
Agent-General for New South Wales Aa Has mat sip 36. ee 60111.7:3 
Immigration and Tourist Bureau ... a Ae ge ae +e ox 843.2 Dele 
Meellanesus Services ae ne we ae a oe a a 2,818 6 4 | 
Totaly Premiek 713 a VE AS ee ee ee 


No. VII.—AtTTorney-GENERAL AND JUSTICE. 


Department of mak Sipe oe and of Justice... a ae ne wae 3,802 16 10 
The Judges ... ix Fae ae ee <A a7, 367.7% 2 
Prothonotary and Registrar i in Divorce 5% a ee ane aS re 282 9 10 
Master in Equity... es er ate ar ioe Ae ea ad 294 8 11 
Registrar in Bankruptcy... Be aes ae re dias ae 267 6 5 
Probate and Intestate Estates Office oak =e ove ee ee ae 403 13 6 
Sheriff & ; ae bs, See a Er wie 1,804 11 8 
District Courts ve a af re re oe vais a Roi 273 10. 7 
Coroners oe Rin =e si we Ey es ae Bas Fe 345 16 2 
Petty Sessions ¥¥ oe a roe 4 “oe ae 4 7,200 8 11 
Prisons Be ar nee =e ap ae ae at ate Bid 6,556; 1421 
Registrar-General 3,582 13 1 
Public Service Board . ‘ 683 18 4 
Industrial Court 5 Fr aes aa +s 5 ca aaa 1,255 4 5 
Miscellaneous Services ae ste ae Se mas of <a nat (pe tarsr 8 


Total, Attorney-General and Justice 


oiean. .disstaadtee *97,832 4 11 


| 
| 


No. VIII.—Srcrerary ror Lanps. 
Department of Lands ae set Re we nek or ee ee, 26,407 10 10 
Western Land Board Ke is Be La Bd a8 fa os 63k 12 set 
Miscellaneous Services : ; 213 108-8 


Tetal, Secretary for Lands ... oe sin iss a fe 


ae a See ee *99,752 13 4 
Garried forward ... aoe : : AP ed PORE SS, £ 574,276 19 4 


*See page 4890, 


1 Sepr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 136. 4897 
CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 
DETAIL ee NT Rr DISBU AAEM during the Month of August, 1910—continwed. 
Heap or EXPENDITURE. Amount. Total. 
: £ Se £ s. d. 
Brought forward ... ee ay sh eet Eh ar iaded aireier + 574,276 19 4 
No. [X.—Secretary ror Pusiic Works. 
Department of Public Works— Establishment PO00T- outa 
Public Works and Services— 
Roads ... ; 1674 OL 4 
Maintenance— 
Bridges... : 1,348. 3 4 
Pinta, Ferries, sri Dannehes®! : : 1164-31 
Public Watering Places, Artesian Bors, Ww ater Conservation, Water 
Supplies and Drainage 655 450.7 8 
Harbours and Rivers ... 1,026 1 0 
Dredge Service... 8,334 13 10 
Public Buildings By db 252 bcd 
Dock Establishment 7 1,135 12 6 
Sewerage and Stormwater Channele Peo. kG 
Miscellaneous n. 235.556, 11 
Compensations and Gratuities to Officers, “Employees and others ; for “loss or 
injury to stock or materials ; for refund of deposits ; for settlement of 
ciaims, and contingencies generally ar : 122 aheO 
Equipment, travelling, transfer, removal, and other allowarc ces and pay for 
temporary Services s 2,654. 11 
Rents, Cleaning, Caretaking, Tasurance a and Shipping ‘Charges, Letter Boxes, 
Postage, Telegrams, Fares, Freights, Stamps, and Departmental Contin- 
gencies generally, including Minor Services for other Departments 1,008 17 10 
Public Pounds Construction, } Maintenance, and Contingencies ... Oe Fae 
Local Government ... ISD 7 atthe cd 
Labour Bureau : VUiokig £9 
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage 13,556 15 6 
Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Board. ie ae she Li Mags 8S: 
Total, Secretary for Public Works.. i es is £ —| -* 64,505 0 8 
No. X.—PuBLic a ee LABOUR AND INDUSTRY. 
Public Instruction ... 96,509 3 5 
State Children Relief Department... 4,578 5 5 
Industrial Schools ... a as 1,368 17 0 
Observatory... ts 124 12 4 
Australian Museum: 645 16 8 
National Art Gallery 270-%..8 
Public Library of New South Waleed 664. 0 O 
Labour and Industry Branch S, 450R Osa. 0 
Grants in aid of Public Institutions oe : 3 : 
Miscellaneous Services : a tie ie 
Total, Public Tnetrucon, Gabour a Industry | ay we ES *106,364° % It 
No. XI.—SeEcretary ror MINEs. 
Department of Mines 3,987 2 3 
Geological Survey Laboratory 250. Oat t 
Miners’ Accident Relief Board Boa. Ousc0 
Miscellaneous Services : sf Pan a; BA a L.OL2¢h. Trae i 
Total, Secretary for Mines .. af ee oe a erat *6,751 1 it 
No. XIJ.—DeEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 
Agriculture .. 6,150 7 4 
Forestry _.. 2,650 15 4 
Stock and Brands (Pastures ‘Protection Act) 170 13 2 
Stock and Brands see 2,028 3 8 
Botanic Gardens... ae & ate ae 865 16 3 
Nursery Garden, Campbelltown 89 10 10 
Garden Palace Grounds 173 15 1 
Government Domain ane 228 8 4 
Centennial Park... 560 2 1 
Exports and Cold Storage .. 85 18 0 
Commercial Agents... ay a pe cs Ze 158 18 8 
Miscellaneous Services Ses nae ies as ate Bet Da so" L 
Total, Department of "Agriculture > 2 eae £— | * 15,914 15 4 
Carried forward ... art ER Se hy 2 eee £ 766,812 5 2 


* page 4890. 


A898 


CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 136. 


an 


“ht Supr., 1910, 


eee 


Reseissaiica dsp teitonimactiad iss potelasiehaote ial ities the ie of August, 1910-—continned. 


HEAD or EXPENDITURE. 


SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS. 
Interest on :— 
Debentures and Funded Stock 
Treasury Bills for Public Works Act No. 8 of 1904. 
Corporations :— 
Sydney Harbour Trust Commissioners, Act No. 34 of 1908.. 
Railway Commissioners, Act No. 7 of 1906. = ae 
Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Board Act 43 Vic. No. 32 2, and 51 Vie. 
INO. 25 aes Bee 
Hunter District W ater Supply and Romes age s Board Act 55 Vie. No. 27.. 
Sydney Corporation (Amending) Act, Moiety of Salaries of pee of 
Nuisances and Sanitary Inspectors, Act No. 35 of A202: 


Pensions :— 
Superannuation Act Repeal, Act No. 36 Vic. No. 29 
Invalidity and Accidents Pensions, Act No, 22 of 1907 
Public Service (Superannuation), Act No. 8 of 1903 
Parkes Family Grant, Act 60 Vic. No. 3 5 


Executive and Legislative :— 
Ministers of the Crown Salaries, Act No. 2 
Aide-de-Camp to the Governor, Act No. 40 of 1901 ae 
Remuneration to Parliamentary Public Works Committee, Act No. 26 of 
1900, and No. 43 of 1906 = 
Allowance Parliamentary Representatives, Act No. 32 of 1902 
Parliamentary Electorates and Elections, Act No. 33 of 1902 


Colonial Secretary :— 
President, Board of Fire Commissioners of New South yee Act No. 9} 
of 1909 (section 12) mS : an 


Treasurer and Secretary Finance and Trade :— 
Sydney Branch Royal Mint, Act No. 41 of 1902 


Attorney-General and Justice :— 
Public Service Board, Act No. 31 of 1902 
District Courts J udges’ Salaries, 


Lands :— 
Land Appeal Court, 


Western Land Board, New South Wales, Act No. 70 of 1901 
Public Instruction, Labour and Industry :— 

Endowment Affiliated Colleges, Act No. 22 of 1900 

Endowment Women’s College, Act No. 71 of 1902... 


Mines :— 


Amount, Total. 
Le ie, a. £ s. d 
Brought forward ... ie a sft ae EPP RAS fh are 66,812 5 2 

196,268 18 7 
2,590 0 90 
275 0 0 
500 0 0 
4.0 0 
1. 15°44 
91 0-6 
195-10. 9 
9,000 0 0 
10,172 0° 4 
21 18 4 
of 1908 920.’ @ ® 
29 3-4 
511 10 0 
294. 0 @ 
512 14 2 
25. 0° 0 
1,250 0 0 
ra 250. 0 0 
Act No. 4 of 1901. 1,000 0 0 
President and Members, Act No. 55 Vic. No. 26 333 6 8 
291-13 4 
125 0° 0 
41 13 4 
3,039 18 0 


Endowment Miners’ Accident Relief, Act No. 49 of 1900, and No. 71 of 1901 


Torar, SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS ... $e coe she £ 


ToTaAL PAYMENTS CHARGEABLE TO REVENUE, 1910-1911 


* See page 4890. 
The Treasury, New South Wales, 


Sydney, 1st September, 1910, C.-G. L. Bovyos, 


ee ere | 


Comptroller of Accounts. 


ode 


#994556 


¥*227,743 17 9 


2 dt 


Ee 


T, WADDELL, 


Treasurer. 


Le SF 


1 Sepr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 136. 4899 


————_— 


CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 


DETAIL STATEMENT of OTHER PAYMENTS or ADVANCES during the Month of August, 1910, 
recoverable, included in Account Current (see page 4890), 


} OO 


Heap or ExpenpitTure. | Amount, Total. 


OTHER PAYMENTS. Le S| £ s.° dG. 


‘Advance to mepewerer, SOUR 491t:  : 1S 5-0 ee eee ts eR a eet | eeisito = 8 


{nm anticipation of Loan Votes 1910-1911— 


Railways and Tamways— 


Railways — 
Rolling Stock to meet additional Traffic Requirements, including the 
Equipment of New Lines ... : am = 42,608 13 8 
Additions to Railway Lines, Stations, ‘and Buildings, and for other 
purposes... 35,173 19 5 ; 
i Towards Deviation to Cut ont ‘the Lithgow Zigzag, ‘and for other 
i purposes... nie im -. he. ri sins bt 4;013 >8 7 
| | 
Secretary for Public Works— | 
. Railways— 
‘ Lockhart to Clear Hilis.. : an aut 1,641 19°. 1 
: North Coast Railway (M aitland to South h Grafton). in Rs 45,975 18. 5 
Cowra to Canowindra ... ae ee ge 4,408 3 8 
Mudgee to Dunedoo by a: wea re 6,903 13°. 9 
Metropolitan Beard of Water Supply and Sew erage— age 
Water Supply— 
General Reticulation, Improvements, Land, Buildings, Canal Works, 
&e, and for other purposes Sot +95 ne — soa 3,126 13 
— 142,942 9 9 
ToraL, Oruern ParMents ... ad Yr: bee) tet eeeeeeeeeaeeees £i *150,671 2 5 
*See page 490. 
The Treasury, New South Wales, ’. WADDELL, 
Sydney, 1st September, 1910, C. G. L. Boycg, Treasurer, 


Comptroller of Accounts. 


ee ee 


[1 Sepr., 1910. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 136. 


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1 Sepr., 1919.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 136. 4995 
PUBLIC WORKS ACCOUNT. 
_ DETAIL STATEMENT of DISBURSEMENTS during the Month of August, 1910, as shown in 
~ Account Current (page 4904). 
SERVICE. Amount. Total 
Colonial Secretary — 
Fire Brigades— £ s. a ie. Ugo a. 
Towards purchase of Sites and Erection of Branch, Country, and 
Suburban Stations—further sum ... So seal bette Ay sh 179 0. 0 
Hospitals— 
Metropolitan, Suburban, and Country Hospitals—Grants under the 
provisions of Public Works and Closer Settlement Funds Act, 
1906 ... sti hivorss(, them 2,448 12 11 
Miscellaneous Services— 
r. 4 Department of Fisheries—Towards the Construction of Nurseries bist £0 
Police Buildings and Additions 959 5 9 
rats 1,010..:87 5/7 
Treasurer— 
® ~ Government Printing Office—Purchase of Extra Machinery and Plant. ...| ....seseeeeeereees 86 10 6 
Resumed Properties Branch— 
Erection of Shops and Buildings ee ae ee 3 Oat £200 gr. 6 
Erection of Waterside Worker’s Dwellings and Improvement of Streets} «1,089. 9...0 
3 oe at ee 5,358 14 6 
Sydney Harbour Trust— 
oe Replacement of Wharfs and Jetties, de. oc, vee tee nae] ane esereeee re eens 4791 19° 8h 
‘Lands— ‘ Ee Spear ee . ' 
For making Roads of Access to Crown and Closer Settlement Lands— 
further sum oar es “Cf ot aos as ss SITET aes hee soe eres 1,841 4 10 
Miscellaneous Services— 
Compensation in connection with the resumption of Lands for Roads, 
under the Public Roads Act of 1902 e et mt 37 13 11 
Towards the purchase, acquisition, resumption of Sites for Public 
Parks, and for other public purposes a os jee ie PO Ove) 
Acquisition of portion of Vaucluse Estate (including part of foreshores 
of Vaucluse Bay) for Public Recreation and other purposes 11,706 10 2 
11,754 4 1 
Public Works— 
For Construction of Works generally— 
Roads ae a age - 1,444 8 5. 
Bridges... os; a ws : 42795 F 4 
Punts, Ferries, and Launches ... aw a roe ie a 1,862: ° Re 0 
Public Watering-places, Artesian Bores, Water Conservation, Water 
Supplies and Drainage . Ao “oa vas ee ou af 3,923 4 3 
Harbours and Rivers—Dredge Service in connection with Permanent 
Improvements of Harbours and Rivers 12,286 6 2 
Public Buildings ... nc aaa 1G, Ei 62.4 
Dock Establishment ne a eee in 814 5. 3 
Sewerage of Government Institutions generalty 20, edt 
Railways and Tramways 16¢ 16" 6 
Se ee 40,976 19 2 
Grant under Section 5 of Public Works Fund Act to Shires and 
Municipalities, being part of £150,000 promised for first three years 
of operation of Local Government Acts Be ne vant alts Oetettes <R Gatton os 1,588 8 4 
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage— 
Water Supply— 
Lining and Strengthening Upper Canal, Renewal of Pumps, d0....]  seosserseeesceeees 5,387 17 6 
Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Board— 
To enable the Board to carry out Sewerage Connections on the 
deferred payment system, the amount being carried to Special 
Deposits Accounts (Deferred Payments Account) on Saleem Sor 5,000 0 0 
Carried forward.., - We VE Viatet state cNsiet gin ate 80,423 19 1 


4906 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 136. [1 Sxpr., 1910. 


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PUBLIC WORKS “ACCOUNT. . 
DETAIL STATEMENT of DISBURSEMENTS during the Month of August, 1910—continued. 


SERVICE. Amount, Fetal. 
tt, E Pee ho 1 
Brought forward ... ys es ‘es Eh cea deans sues : 80,423 19 J 


Publie Instruction— 
School Buildings, Teachers’ Residences, Additions, and Sites, Equipment, 
Renewals, and Improvements of Schools and Residences, and Material 


Derarther eum bee 10,000 0 0O 
Technical Education—For providing Sites, Buildings and. Equipment, and 
for Alterations and Improvements to existing Buildings ns 2,000 0 0 
Miscellaneous Services—Equipment and Minor Works ... a a 795 6 1 
ee 12,795 6 J 
Mining— 
New premises for the purpose of a ee nee: and pecs were 
Museum ... ~<A on A i Gar Spt] t Rke Medaka A 58 18 2 
Agriculture— 
For the promotion of Agriculture, Agricultural Colleges, &c.—further 
sum fry eos ay ae a Bae Pees ae PH. eee eee ee 1,243 14 3 
Total i, APY a a Ke nee Selb aehe cotta yaa tieee £ *94.521 17 7 
oe * See page 4904, : ae 
The Treasury, New South Wales, T. WADDELL, 
Sydney, lst September, 1910, C. G. L. Boycs, Treasurer, 


Comptroller of Accounts. 


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4908 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 136. . [l Sepp. 1910. 


GENERAL LOAN ACCOURT. 


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: - 
SERVICE. “= Amount. Total. 


54 Victogia No. 33. | -dosciee, 4O. 
Sewerage Branch — 
Completion of Western‘Suburbs Sewerage Scheme Polshule B of Act 
D4 Nic. Noses: s. : Sage heey”. Neen] Rat gues Baagees 


Act No. 14; 1903. 

Miscellaneous — 
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1900—further sum . a om ws we a 


ee ae 58 10 9 
Act No. 36, 1905. 
Lands— 
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Acr No. 39, 1906. 
Sydney Water Supply— : 
Improvements to Sydney incor Supply and Storage Dam, Cataract 
River, including Land Resumption—further sum Pe Mee eA: Sete 48 0 6 
Act No. 59, 1906. 
Water and Drainage and Artesian Wells (Amending) Act of 1906 es See tes Oe 4,624 11 4 
Act Ne. 19, 1907. 
Railway Construction— 
Narrabri to Walgett Railway—further sum ... ie aa ie 59 10 5 
Temora to Barellan—further sum ai eer i ay bine 2 eer 


Acr No. 22, 1908. 
Sydney Harbour Trust— 
Towards Construction of Work generally, &ec.—fnrther sum ... RR Ero i © toeeeenee 
Railway Constrnetion— 
Manilla to Barraba—further sum 
Sewerage Construction— 
Parramatta Sewerage—further sum d 083. 7 
Metropolitan Sewerage and Stormwater Channels generally, further 
sum ... ASS 72.18. 3 
Country Towns Se ewerage and. ‘Stormwater Channels generally — | 
further sum . ee ee us he aie 12s ei 1,265. 8. 3 


Pee oeeseeeereseree 


Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Board— 
Sewerage— 
Extension and Reticulation Sewers... ve p aa et ees ve s 


Act No. 16, 1909. 
Sydney Harbour, Trust-— 
Towards construction of Works generally, and for the 2 ES ae i 
of the Port—further sum ... ioe ms 13,040 18 11 
Erection of Grain Jetty, Darling Harbour—further sum ee Ve 284 2 11 
Railways— ——— 13,325 1 10 
Rolling Stock, to meet additional traffic requirements, and ee nipaient | 
of new lines .; ; ey 


“Additions to Lines, Workshops, and Buildings, eon 8 of cs 
and for other purposes ae: es 15,423-18 6 
Rolling Stock to meet expansion ‘of Traffic... as ty gu 809 14 7 


16,233 13 1 


Railway Construction— 
Belmore—Chapel-road Hee ei sum ... a. Ge Vs 1117 8 
Narromine to Peak Hill—further sum .. €; ee ee sy 3,641 10 11 
Kyogle to Casino—further sum. 3 bas Ye 357 13 10 
Cooma to Bombala—towards a8 Wis 4,482 12 4 
Land Resumptions for authorised Railways—further sv Sania ay 313 6 


8,497 7 10 


eeo eee eeoeeoce he Cae Bee £ 45,744 6 3 


Carried forward .., as 


1 Sepr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 136. 4909 


GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT. 
DETAIL STATEMENT or DISBURSEMENTS, during the Month of August, 1910—continued. 


SERVICE. Amount. Total. 
fe 8.1; £ Sed 
Brought forward ... a <r at EU vans thera res tiws Os 45,744 6 3 
Act No. 16, 1909—continued, 
Tramway Construction— 
Tramways generally a at te ae Re se? BFS sn PE eB 15,490 9 8 
Sewerage Construction— 
Neweastle Sewerage—further sum ova cet ue ore “9 3,297 12 0 
Long Bay Ocean Outfall—towards nee RED, a ae “8 E103, 9e.0 
— 4,401 1 0 
Water Supply— 
Compensation Weirs, Nepean River—further sum... 83 zon 28 3 4 
Country Towns Water Supplies—further sum... “Ae oe : PP 5422 ae 
Barren Jack Storage Reservoir and Northern Murrumbidgee Irriga- 
tion Scheme—further sum ... bee Piss oe ee a 15,360 10 5 
a 22,930 15 4 
Miscellaneous— | 
New Public Abattoir at Homebush Point—further sum ae a DOG lee a 
New Street, George-street to Regent-street—further sum... is 206 1l 4 
Newcastle Harbour—North Breakwater—further sum sae e, 1,314 11 2 
—. 3,907 3 8 
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage— 
(To be carried out by the Board.) 
Water Supply— . 
General Reticulation, Improvements, Land, Buildings, Canal Works, 
&c., and for other purposes—further sum... : wee ae 3,897 2 10 
Sewerage— 
Construction and Ventilation of Sewers Generally ; Land, Buildings, 
’ &c., and for other purposes—further sum... So oo 6,259 12 3 e 
= 10,156 15-1 
Hunter River District Water Supply and Sewerage Board— 
Water Supply— 
Extension of Reticulation—further sum a WA ze fee 144 4 2 
Improvements to Water Supply, South Maitland District... a 1,517 3 5 incon 
Total .. ee se sa = eae eee ee eee £| *104,291 18 7 
Repayment of Loans— 
Redemption of Funded Stock—4 per cent. Funded Stock issued 
under Act No. 60 of 1900, due 10th August, 1909 (in Sydney)|  ..csscscssesvesees #5262 0 0 
Receipts Returned... ey ea sed sat see ee ete houaa tae anv g hee *3 15 10 
Grand Total... ca¥ ey. eee ridin COTE iets we £| «6*109,557 14 5 
* See page 4907. 
‘ee T. WADDELL, 
The Treasury, New South Wales, Cc. G. L. Borcsg, Treasurer. 


Sydney, lst September, 1910. Comptroller of Accounts. 


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—_— 


No. 7. 


BALANCE STATEMENT 
SHOWING THE LEDGER BALANCES 
DISTRIBUTION INTO CASH AND SECURITIES 


ON 81 AUGUST, 1910. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 136. [I Spr, 1910. 


49f2 6 
5 Ro. ‘i 
BALANCE 
Showing the Leparr Bauances on the various Accounts of the Government of New South 
Reference to 
Statements of Dr. 2 er ae 
Detail. HEAD OF ACCOUNT. SS BALANCES ee Aveust, 
; Cr. “ 
Ne. Page, 
| £3, -d. SOL ee. 
1 4890 ConsourpaTed Revenue AccoustT ... al Bs peg a nae beagbee 686,023 1 4 
4 
* 
{ 
2 4901 SpgoraL Deposits Accoun® ,.. Soe Cr. eMasaivends : 2,693,905 9 10 
Carried forward =.) Cr, Rene i £} 3,379,928 11 2 


2 


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1 Sepr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZBITR, No. ‘36. 4913 
STATEMENT . : 
Wales on the 31st Auvust, 1910, and the distribution of the same into Cash and Securiies. 
pews vial ESE Sen vata ; 
DISTRIBUTION. CasH. SECURITIES. TOraLn 
£0 ad Ses a £.° 4 4, 
Consolidated Revenue Account— 
: £ Smid 
With Bank of New South Wales ee vhs, thB2563] v B29 
With Commercial Banking Company of 
Sydney (Ltd.) AY oe SO REPS TOES by 7p 
eae, He 4 
With Bank of New South Wales—On Fixed Deposit... Cal) tmpbaseer sh sactaes 1,000 0 0 
ToTAL CoNsOLIDATED REVENUE ACCOUNT cig £| 685,023 1 4 1,006 @ 90 686,023 1 4 


—E————Eee ss 


Special Deposits Account— 


£ s. d. 


With Bank of New South Wales on .«. 1,576,016 14 3 


With Commercial Banking Company of 


Sydney (Lid.) ... aes = .. 485,082 6 1 Martie os eee 
£ s, d. 
With Bank of New South Wales—On Fixed 
Deposit 4. a re ves ».. 800,000 0 0 
With Commercial Banking Company of 
Sydney (Ltd.)—On Fixed Deposit ... 300,000 0 = Rete 600,000 0 0 
Treasury Chest— 
Treasury Guarantee Fund— 
New South Wales Funded Stock, 60 Vic. No, 32 «++ A ee Aa nirk crioer One 14,500 0 0 
Miscellaneous it a tc sbe eee gyenenc WOodoK 18,306 9 6 


Toran SpxcraL Dxposrrs Account-~CasH AND Sxcuritius | 2,061,099 0 4 632,806 9 6] 2,693,905 9 10 


Ee | CS 


Carried forward ius 


alc “ er eee = PE ape a aes = 


No. 136, 1 Szprz 


upeR, 1910.—3, 


eee 


sat see &| 2,746,122 1 8 


693,806 9 6] 3,379,928 11 2 


4914 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, Ko. 136. (1 Szpr, 1910, 


io. 7. BALANCE 
Shewing the Lepaer Batancss on the Various Accounts of the Government of New South Wales 


Reference | 


te Statements Dr, s y ihe | 
ef Detail. HEAD OF ACCOUNT, or BALANCES ee ee 


Ne. Page. 


ht 


£ acd: £ re sarelk 
Brought forward... wes te ial) OOPS aaa ctea anaes oer 8 319,920) Lee 2 


SPECIAL ACCOUNTS :— 


( Colonial Treasurer’s Master in Equity Aceount.. 9 32,541 11 10 
Colonial Treasurer’s Master in Lunacy Account... 28,126 8 6 
Colonial Treasnurer’s Curator of Intestate Estates 
3 4902 { Account. i. 5. i Meee 2 162,505 5 | 
Cvlonial Treasurer’s Prothonotary Account me 54 4,364 8 5 
Uy Colouial Treasurer’s Registrar of Piobates Account + 44:07 289582 
T.tal Special Acsount3... Ese ae %, |-—— _ 211,610 3 O 
4 4903 Croser SerruemeNt Account... ae Ey sx site| Ble a cttmenccres p 524,770 9 3 
5 4904 | Postic Works Account a3 res a - fad, Sees fh Pe 622,223 16 6 
; 4,738,532 19 11 
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: 
Less Desir BALANCE-— 
6 4907 GeneraL Loan Account oe ee see ety, 9 ED iparg eel atin daetabem ate TIU352 — Sra 
GRAND TOTALS abe vee or oor egecese ail ammnnte Gatocreesene £ 3,967,180 11 0 


a Ee 
The Treasury, New South Wales, — 


Sydney, lst September, 1910, C. G. L. Boyce 
Comptroller of Accounts, 


& 


1 Sepr., 1910.] 


(Price, 6d.] 


GRAND TOTALS... 


£] 3,223,374 1 6 | 743,806 9: 6 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 136. 4915 
STATEMENT—coniinued. 
ou the 31st August, 1910, and the distribution of the shme into Cash and Securities—continuwed., 
3 
DistRIBurion. CasH, SECURITIES. TOTAL, 
£ a0; fay Syed: £ a. d. 
Brought forward #| 2,746,122 1 8 633,806 9 6] 3,379,928 11 2 
Sproman Accounts— , ek, 
With Bank of New South Wales— ; 
Colonial Treasurer’s Master in Equity Account SZ OLE LOM ese sncecescossos 
Colonial Treasurer’s Master in Lunacy Account Paonia: Roy Uo “Scudeanogopeopcee 
Colonial Treasurer’s Curator of Intestate Estates Account! 102,505 5 1]  w.icccssceceeeeres 
Colonial Treasurer’s Prothonotary Account ... AVS UL me OMMOM he Eevedecssssarletenes 
Colonial Treasurer’s Registrar of Probates Account eee Oe 2 Sens ete antasktectts 
Total Special Accounts ea css REST GLOSS Oise eee ote 211,610 3 0 
| 
Crosrer SerrLement Account— 
With Commercial Banking Company of Sydney (Ltd.) ... Liew O21, LOO) tOulie vende seats cher are 524,770 9 3 
Pusiic Works AccouNT— 
With Bank of New South Wales ... a ak nan Gl O22 Si | Geer Greenies: mentees. = 622,223 16 6 
Total Credit Balances—Cash aud Securities &| 4,104,726 10 5} 633,806 9 6| 4,738,532 19 11 
Less Desir BALANCES — 
Lonpox Remittance AccoUuNT-— £ pie 
With Bank of New South Wales... re 
With Commercial Banking Company 748,564 12 6 
of Sydney (Ltd.)... nt 715,530 17 10 
—— ee a OE. SO) oS aeonienocneiacinac 1,464,095 10 4 
GEngRAL Loan AccouNT— £ Bd, 
With Bank of New South Wales ... sic 
With Commercial Banking Company 692,154 0° 3 
of Sydney (Ltd.)... oe oak ate 79,198 8 8 
PE Booat Sa Ye Veer ia... dere ave Tii,o02 8: Y1 
Total Debit Balances £F 2,035, 447° TONS! Pe nice eats 2,235,447 19 3 
Toran SypNey—Ner Crepir Batances—CAsu 
AND SECURITIES ... ‘ ace , £} 1,869,278 11 2 633,806 9 6) 2,503,085 0 8 
Add Lonpon BANK ACCOUNT AT DATE OF LATHST ADVICES, Viz. :— 
£ gs. d. 
On Current Account 540,595 10 4 
Remittanees in Transit ... 813,500 0 0 
“ were thot) BOL, O98) 10% 4.) eeoiee sadam 
1,464,095 10 4 
OnWimed Deposticirs strat eeye @ aeec) ere eke ne] pve beeuen: ab 0 soins 110,000 0 0 


3,967,180 11 0 


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SYDNEY: 


T. WADDELL, 


Treasurer. 


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No. 137. | THURSDAY, 1 SEPTEMBER. 


Public Service Board, - 
4, O’Connell-street, Sydney, 
Ist September, 1910. 


INCREMENTS TO SALARIES OF PUBLIC SERVANTS 


T is hereby notified that, in accordance with the Regula- 
tions made under the provisions of the ‘‘ Public Service 
Act, 1902,” the Public Service Board have determined, 
subject to the necessary provision being made therefor by 
Parliament, that the undermentioned Officers shall receive 
the salaries set opposite their respective names, from the 
date specified in each case, being the increased salaries to 
which such Officers are entitled under the terms of the said 
Regulations. 


Members of the 


G. A. McKAY, Public Service Board. 


KE, 1. WILSHIRE, 
C, J, SAUNDERS, 


Name. | Salary. 


PREMIER’S DEPARTMENT. 
IMMIGRATION AND TouRIST BUREAU. 


Clerical Division. 


© 8. 
Doyle, Miss E. A. ........5++ 130 O—From 28 Oct., 1910 
Glassford, Miss J. E. ......... 145 O—From 15 June, 1910 
Hagarty, Miss A. J. ........: 120 O0—From15 July, 1910 
(Dates 0) ) A eae oes eeeee |} 80 0—From ¥6 Mar., 1910 


General Division. 


63 10—From 18 April, 1910 
Stanley, F. Ry ss... {| 71 Q—From 1! July, 1910 


| 
| 
| 


| 


Name, | 


[1910. 


Salary. 


CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 
Heap OFrFicn, 


General 


Ptexaneems Oa) V saree eeeer ewes 
Hantiany Re 4e.vencactiaseies 
Holmes, W. .. 


Division. 
as 

104 10—From 

180 0—From 


1 July, 
1 July, 


78 10—From 1 July, 


ABORIGINES Prorecrion BoaRrD, 


8 Jan., 


$0 0O—From 10 Noy., 
80 O—From 5 Sept., 


Clerical Division. 
Pettitt; Atv Cy sree | 80 O—From 
Aupbir OFFICE, 
Clerical Division. 
Cox, P. By ...ce caeseetsesee estes) 145 O—From 15 Jan., 
Jeay OS; Gre VWs wemisinaateere ene | 115 O—From 21 Feb., 
Kirkby; SeCse sceraeneetsns | 
Longworth, R. Hey Jc... 80 0—From 18 Jan., 
Middleton; HeCdn Heeeoe athe 
Stanford, Miss E. M. ........ 150 0—From 23 Feb., 
General Division. 
Devin, “Wy Bs, Uae anccmecentaey 


72 10—From 1 July, 


1910 
1910 
1910 


1911 


1911 
1911 
1910 
1911 
1910 
1911 


1910 


BurREAU OF SYATISTICS AND REGISTRY OF FRIENDLY 
SoclETIES AND TRADE UNIONS. 


Clerica 
Charlton, Miss A. L. G 
Cruise, OP G,*..ceeteeahevses 
Jenkins, Miss EK. D 
McElhone, J. 


been ceeeeees 


Nelsouw, Rigcemeaness 


l Division. 


150 O—From 11 Sept., 
1 June, 


145 O—From 


130 O—From 16 July, 

150 O—From 18 May, 
General Division. 

Bra ge, Horns, ceeeseveest 9L 10—From 


es 104 10—From 


1 July, 
1 July, 


1910 
1910 
1910 
1910 


1910 
1910 


NEW SOUTH WALES 


GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 137. 


{1 Szpr., 1910. 


Name, Salary. 


2 ee ae oF a eee Uae ts 


CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT—continved. 


Board or FIsuERiés. . 


Professional Division. 


£ 
Tsherwood, D. .......5006+ see | 90 0—From 19 Oct., 
Clerical Division. 
Devith; len Lasme crema taemmerinacs 150 O--From 1 July, 
Hauenstein, F. W. ........6.- 65 O—From 15 Mar., 


GovERNMENT ASYLUMS FOR THE INFIRM. 
Clerical Division. 
Shipway, J. G. H. ... .{ 130 O—From 1 Oct., 
DEPARTMENT OF Pusiic Heauru. 
Clerical Division. : 


Boyle gv. Ve stncsrtascsoss 1150 O-—Frem 23 June, 
IDYer ty) IDE AGH. Aeansn rian, nanoumon bce 65 C—Froni 17 Aug., 
Fetherston, R. A. wc. cesses 140 0—From 1 Jan., 
Hord Ase lerakec cman teanes 145 O—From 14 Nov., 
iPattle. Miss! Jilin veces. caer 1115 O—¥From 95 Kek., 
Sparks, Miss LI". .....0.;.. 1115 0--From 15 Oct., 
Willeock, Miss M., ............ 150 0—From 1 July, 
General Division. 
Carrick, Ita Deve) cet umnauee at 104 10From 1 July, 
Heyward, 4 PF... ...a.... --a.-| 125, O—From 1 July, 
Witt ; 4S 10—-From 27 April, 
beens, aA. Boss a ate we mae 1 Jaly, 
iarescin. GENERAL oF L’oLice 
Clerical Division. . 
ANUErsOls Gr El tecene acme 145 0—From 19-Dee., 
(ope El eye) sekmalcantemnmee ave 115 0-—From 24 Nov., 
Wheeler, Ai Cire. a Auencioe a ; 95 O—From ze Jap , 
Mastir- IN- Luy ACY’S Orvics. 
Gtericat’ Division.” * 
‘He eeniO AS Laie seep caneste omenee | 150 O—From 1 April, 
General Division. 2 
PoGleydiliscp sscnes sete en anees | 104 10—From 1 July, 
THE TREASURY. 
Heap Orrice. 
Clerical Division 
Bigs Gi iO)o 2 vane cecang sees seor 65 0—From 24 May, 
Bradley, 0. CO. *caccs,.0nevees oot 95 O=From 24 Mar., 
Eade, Miss KH. M.. ......| 120 O—From 25 June, 
“McPherson, Woe Pa 65°-0—From™ 1 Sept., 
Musgrove, L. Bee eect 80 O6—From 5 Sept., 
Sy SFA 0 i 35 at ae area ee A A 150 C—Trom 1 April, 
65 O—from 19 Jan., 
(Tipblo, A raha {|B ope aes 
B'Ge oti ye page > OR Ra ee ae 150. Q—From 19 Aug., 
Ganazek Division. 
Gourley, J. W.. 0... <goasep ee | 104 10—From 1 July, 


CENTRAL BOARD FOR INVALIDITY AND ACCIDENTS PENSIONS. 


Olerical Division. 


Sopers ee Beek cee ese 80 0—From 30 Mar., 
Horsfield,-J. ccc iecc.ecse0ee ess 150 O—From’ 5 Nov., 
Stars chil, e sojocusnc areca eee 125. 0—From 15 Mar., 
EXpLosives DEPARTMENT. 
Clerical Division. 
Faulks, G. H. v......yacsitiots | 140 O—From 26 July, 


es “GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE. 

r Clerical Division. 

O'Connor, M. 150 O—From 6 June, 
ey, EG... cessed. A 140 O—From 21 Oct., 


ty 


Cente ween we eee 


DuPARTMENT OF NAVIGATION. 
ae Clerical Division. 
Geeves, J. H. 


eves, J. Hi. ...... Mea. 140 O—From 17 Dec., 
NOMMBOME OC. re | 180 O—From 27 Jan., 
General Division. 
wJeffes, M. A... .. yt a eee se | 145 O—From 1 July, 
Somes, Lup Bh poevetdsende +a 100 10—From 1 July, 
145 


WN A MA, hos yu aides, di 


0—From 1 July, 


191 


1910 
1910 


1910 


1910 
1910 
191L 
1919 
191) 


1910 


1910 


1910 


. 1910. 


1910 
iSl0 


1910 
1911 
1910 
T9190 
1910 
1910 
1910 
1911 
1910 


1910 


1910 
1910 
1910 


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1910 
1910 


1910 
1911 


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1910° 


PLE I EE LISS I AS TEER SO TT ee amen aoe 


Name. Salary. 


THE TREASURY —continued. 


ReEsuMED Properties BRANCH. 
General Division. 
£ 


a 


| Macartney, DADA SERA a | 56 0--From 1 July, 

SuipPinG Orvice, NEWCASTLE. 
Clerical Division. 

BEV ... Aaa ys samy tb i.) 150 O—From 13 Oct., 


General Division. 


135 O—From 10 May 
Hagens Weis... coat “ } 140. 0 Prem ai July, 
Svame Doutres:OFFice. 
Clerical. Division. 
Miller Wet Vie ntaewste eae... { 150 O—From 30 June, 
~~“ General Division. 
Johnson, J. s.suhe eves. cove] LAD 0—From 1 July, 
Stores Suppity DEPARTMENT. 
Clerical Division. 
hab, Ax Wie lus astean ces 1305.0 Eironimalavianrs 
MoeGirathicd mAgee aces .ctecren cs 115 O—From 17 Dec., 
{| 65 O+-From 13:Eeb., 
nyse: F. M. ae a 80 02From 13 Feb, 
General Dickiin. 
Brownell, ‘PF. R AS... Se... €1 10—From™ 1 July, 
Hellvety OO Paans. cts tee EOS: 127 O—From 1 July, 
JOTCS Ve Bye oaaaee tireemamstana nse 63 10—From 1 July, 
cy * Department or TAXATION. 
Clerical Division. 
pPeyey A. ein. sai tig e000. AUNTE | 95  0—From 24 May, 
: : General Division. 
Braddock, H. Ht. Pee. A teakbw ts | 10 10—From 1 July, 
Hanibly, R. Bio... ts sno p LOS 10 Frome V duly; 
Jones, sty He On 2b <3 Bee | 194 10—From 1 July, 


DEPARTMENT ‘OF THE 
AND OF JUSTICE. 


Heap Orrice. 


LTA Clerical Division 
Ootberitl (be ae ...| 150 0-—From 4 June, 
PagoneeE we trereiees cite tees | 140 -0—Fronr 15 July, 
Sheldon, As ii ea sacs eccer: 65 O—From 16 Mar., 
General Division. ati 
Dent, eae 104 10—From 1 July; 
McDermot fis VOT cae alee ees 104 10—From 1 July, 
Ormsby; L.-C. 12%. geste: 127 10—From 1 July, 
Selvagey Jeo ees vecauaeibte ses 56 0—From 1 July, 
Stevenson ee the qecusencsen es 145 0—From 1 July, 
BANKRuptTcy OFFICE. 
General Division. 
BL OVOLOCKs Wustenacaemeccndbn sac: { 122 10—¥rom 1 July, 
Crown Sonicirror’s OFFICE, 
Clerical Division. 

13 ~§| 65 O—From 5 Sept. 
(EDS ODG He NES cary weressth ea 1) 80un6-clnona? & Sept., 
Weraypr 0. DeWiy” sis. csudaceie- 115 O0—From 28 Aug., 

General Division. 
A MGHON Ys ie Mw acuench eee 127'10—From’ 1 July, 
VEL alh 2 age Wglnga ire? cfeire at Bes 104. 10—From 1 July, 
1 Sees ead ge a ers este, 145 O—From 1 July, 
Hindiparsh, 3A swiss eet 145 O—From 1 July, 
Patterson; Wiss. 145 C—From 1 July, 
Shettle, “Wigialeg.c./sccvhs aca 78 10—From 1 July, 
District Court. 
Clerical Division. 
Simonds, J. yee Pes ONe cece J 140 O—From 1Sept., 
“snes Division. 
Hancox," AO ee ee 1120 C—From 1 July, 
Date OFFICE, - C Ase 
Clerical Division. 
McDonald, G. Py en. ..s| 80 Q—From 1 April, 


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OF JUSTICE—continued. 


INDUSTRIAL REGISTRAR’S OFFICE. 


Clerical Division. 


Thomson, B. L. 


> ey 
{ 110 O~—From 25 July, 


General Division. 
Bellemore, ©. J. i. veesccseeee | 130 O—From 1 July, 


Pretty Sesstons BrRancu. 


Clerical Division. 


Boppy, Go: bases iapenataecisgss an 145 O—From 15 June, 
oaks, Wh prs wrsescutoet rs 150 O—From 29 June, 
Denton '@.. BX, “85. .ccsstan: gue gat 95 O—From 2 Sept., 
IDI NES AI COA) Shee eabencnbaedicres 150 O—From 1 July, 
trenble, OU. Tes eet e vane 80 O—From 1 April, 
Ade 65 O—From 15 Mar. 
Grain te cpa: { eee wer 
Grapeay, Fe fo. .0hiian et 65 O—From 1 May, 
yet ts 65. O—From 12 Mar. 
GuGeA. Fac Biy | aos s capes: 80 .0--From 12 Mar, 
<4 y 80 O0—From 1 April, 
Bhanris, ds A. 5. -narestrsssay 100 0—From 14 July, 
Bhan kas CHEE 5c SIE ek 140 O—From 1 Jure, 
BWemmisy Pi 8. 00.00... 80 O—From 1 April, 
Bimikead tds Fk, Bere fie. ae 115 O—From 19 June, 
GiSTague, Be! Poss tic: 95.-0—Hrom “2 Ange, 
Morgan, (oR. Boise iec. 2-25 80 O—From 1 April, 
. )} 65 O—From 1 Mar., 
SkiltohY HN San {| 80 0—Fiom 1 Mar, 
(|. 65 0—Pyom 3 Mav. 
RUIN DI0. see saaameconce ne at = i irons Mars 
Biney, SA! Vi. JTS... HH! ELS. -0—Erom.17-Dee,, 
Symington, BR. B...... .......5- '115 O—From 30 Aug., 
PRS LOIGES co facdosies amends tare 150 O—From 4 April, 
Welirams, fo.) Dire. ae Felguiares as 150 O0—-From 21 April, 
General Division. 
BEM Ai ert 35. tc cain sneti (K 140 O—From 1 July, 
2 ee 440 -O—Krom Tf. gan., 
Vindall, He... eeeeeeee {| 145 0—From 1 July, 
Prisons DEPARTMEN'. 
: Clerical Division. 
Gramuer, Gy be bint an doendd.. 08 150 O—From 5 Nov., 
McRoberts, W. QO, .....0...55 80 0=From 30 Dec., 
General Division. 
Wiacrarth, whe sds chem nacihces | 145 @—From 1 July, 


PROBATE AND. INTESTATE Esratres OFFICE, 


Clerical Division. 


‘Hickey, Rid. c..ccsssesteee ves | 115 O—From ‘5 Aug., 
| General Division. 
Meece, (Ps We ive scenveot eialide vig: | 140 O—From 1 July, 
PROTHONOTARY’S OFFICE. 
General Division. 
Wisilis. Bh Bar. . crag anddeosay | 130 0—From 1 July, 


REGISTRAR-GENERAL’S OFFICE. 


Professional Division. 


Brady Re eee oa 
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Doyle, J. O. ..-eecerneee eaves Aas 
Griffiths, H. .......:.seceeeeeees 
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Perry, J. RB. 8S. ..ceeee eee ees 
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OF JUSTICE—continwed. 


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REGISTRAR-GENERAL’S OFFick—continued, 
Clerical Division. 


Allen, Wy “pike vl cs ames sacacat 
IB VERG, be petites fevne setts. Cac oe 
Gornwell: ir Gree sconatheccuueseey 
Cose Nic Ge ofc cg sede ans Rk 
Bivard Miss Al (G) ca.csauay 
Bivens <i. camels uate ses a 
McGrath, D. R. J. 


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BennettnG. We ceensce ares ta 
Bestonty tra. ste ence iss coaae 
Bingham, W. G. 
Bourke lade dvateniauceasstida: 
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146 O—From 1 Oct, 

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140 0—From 19 June, 

Division. 

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63 10—From 1 July, 

104 10—From 1 July, 

104 10—From 1 July, 
90 O0—From 1 July, 
90 O—From 1 July, 

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§2 10—From 1 July, 

145 @—From 1 July, 

112 10—From 1 July, 

128 Q—From 1] July, 

145 0-—From 1 Jan., 
63 10—From 10 April, 


Cierical Division. 


Young, R. G. 


Armstrong, 8. H. 
Bantlett. ee be Seka weasanets 


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Gir bs tv Banca t ha saeaserter 
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Pate cAg Cis Meatemusens, pehabiand 
EP waibe, Ox cAvcows ce creas tsar 


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95 O—From 1 July, 
95 O-—From 1 July, 
87 10—From 1 May, 
92 10—From 1 July, 
125 O—From 1 July, 
1¢0 O0—From 1 July, 
77 10—From -1 July, 
95 O—From 1 July, 
95 Q@—From = 1 Jan., 
100 O—From 1 July, 
100 O—From 1 July, 
120 O—From 1 July, 
87. 10—From 1 Feb., 
95 O—From 1 July, 
95 O0—From 1 July, 
100 Q—From 1 July, 
105 0--From 1 July, 
126. 0—From. 1 July, 


PUBLIC SERVICK BOARD. 


Clerical Division. 


@ornish, (2 Soca eosee ae 
Creagh, Miss H. M. ... ..... | 
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Sonibh, Miss Be ..5 ssc cssaeonee 


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Professional Division. 


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Cooney, T. F, 
Oxokt, BOWL... Bae: Faas aL 
Davisons Gr BW. VitT aie: 
Dan worth; WD BA... 
Gomberk, eh Wi weitere stick: 
Kimber PVA. Artes ccevs ees 
Leggett, N.C. cic eteceesee eee 
Lindsay, EH. Gy ....syecnsts-osen: 
Massie, R. F. 
Millar, DU @imarcrasccsencconte 
+ Mibore, , Ate: BRUT. Men ence teehee 
Mulley, D. 8. 
Nowlan;, Hectieeecceneeevetet te: 
Percy, H. H. 
Peterson, coi bonita cates? 
Pettet, kits ber cadeinencceee: 
Quigley, M. J. ...ceecseseeeerts 
Russells dic Wissen neces 
GiiClaW yO ae yen er anakeniiscneg 
Yaylor, A. KR. 

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Walker, K. E. P. 
{ Webster, . F. 


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0—From 23 Nov., 
0—From 8 Feb., 
0—From. 23 Dec., 
0—From 29 April, 
0—From 18 Oct., 
0—From 13 Sept., 
0—From 24 May, 
0—From 16 April, 
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0—From 24 May, 
0—From 12 April, 
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0—From 11 May, 
0—From .1 Feb., 
0—From 16 Aug., 
0—From 23 Nov., 
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0—From 6 Sept., 
0—From 24 May, 
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os 

Ayling, junr., Av... se 150 O—From 1 July, 
Ayling, C. Br ...seceseseecer ees 65 O—From 1 July, 
Bee pdite. HE { 65 O—From 18 Mar., 

> Tae lied Dale oP AEs 80- 0O—From 18 Mar., 
POOLE DS See contin eB ROOT soe: 120 0—From 1 July, 
Bowler, Use cio inaestiens sn 110 O—From 1 July, 
Boyle, G. Bio. .....2.ceeesener ene 140 O—From 27 Nov., 
Browne, cA. Lata ewernermteine sr 150 O—From 17 Sept., 
Byrne, J. ..csscees sence sinseeelse 150 O—From 5 Nov., 
Glose, AwEOG.v. sweet ts 95 0—From, 5 July, 
Fegan, BE. Ry 2... ceaeeedereee se: 65 O—From 21 Aug., 
Tin blenssRw Vy -y wie aiten ue cone 95 O—From 5 Sept., 
FBernons cise) ou ccieresemetcre 115 O—From & Nov., 
Goode, ‘Cialis s5.siatsaatocs eens 150 O0—From 1July, 
Gordon, W. J....c.-s000+ eeeee-| 115 O—From 21 Dec., 
ammo yee. Miss ae ep 80 O—From 30 Oct., 
ASAP chat tele Seeageemcricdtr se" 130 OQ—From 15 June, 
Hitchcock, As Hy c..ttecneer ce 86 0—Irom 1 July, 
JL ACODS WA TPES wpa ciees se taistitie 150 0—From 26 June, 
JOMES) Hii Qamets-ceansehee pak ond @5 O—From 3 Nov., 
Legge, He Avia iacsegttossee on 65 O—From 1 Sept, 
Levey, Wattle: sussiticnepecs ye 80 O0—From-23 Sept., 
Loneragan, Heid. tard. csonaeee 125 0—From 6 June, 
GSD Ym pbee ylomneste sueecren au 140 O—From 1 July, 
IMGalbe, ‘We iNene cess. acer eee 150 0—From lL July, 
VE Pheer G: chs, :. vo semcreea tees 95 O0—From 25 June, 
Mannpelinelts oes... scaesrepicye &0 O—From 5 Sept., 
INGar tinned Semecomanatesnie ieemte nse 65 O0—From 11 May, 
Massie, Av A.> i... nudbeeants 65 O—From 1 July, 
Miles, EIS Jk #. Sparpat agetewat 80 0—From 1 July, 

(| 65 O—From 28 Jan., 
Reeders be oes non 3 dhotobte 1}. 80 0—From 28 Jan., 
Nichols; RAT dis ize sga ee natshee oe 150 O—From 10 Mar., 
Ones W SinBAGe caicvehe-uake shat 140 O—From 17 Dec., 
Palmer ccdle¥. foi sennes Btaatiene oye 95 O—From 24 May, 
Piggott, My G. cyssrspenenth ened 150 O—From 15 June, 
Quinlimgs MSs Sespes sean cee sees §0 0—From 1 July, 
Ryan, Wis BP. 28s wccwws se roe cong 95 O—From 23 Mar., 
Sere) fried kGh lO Fee Seep pin odors o adore 150 O—From 15 Oct., 
Smith, MissS. Mi. aan. ated: 120 O—From 2 Jan., 
Spillane, T. M...........0.... ..{ 145 O—From 15 June, 
Usherwood, W 1 Hui. enh. cs 95 O—From 26 Mar., 
Wiest; S.taetect ss eneunt mnoeb lees 150 O—From 10 Mar., 
Walliams sO). eH (cl weet vabh cote 65 O—From 10 Jan., 
General Division. 

(crag, (GalgAs Ei. atawtetyeethen ose 52 O—From 25 May, 
IBanicasmtt poco cnsase sapemtes cacuas 140 O—From 1 July, 
Brickwoods A+ Eni wer-oss-e-t 125 0—From 1 July, 
IBIGOKSs Eeliese cases ceeoede ob 140 O0—From 1 July, 
Cody, 4D. hayes settee ere sac 122 10—From 1 July, 
Dagworthy, Je ....s-s0csceserrs 145 Q—From 1 July, 
HasterbrooOk.phl. las .uee es 91 10—From 1 July, 
HOUSE GM ET carr actnmaeriteg eran 130 O—From 1 July, 
POT Seiad joeeey canep ess pasa 117 0—From 1 July, 
Hellyer, H. He ...:..,..- 00 145 O—From 1 July, 
Hints Re sa cee sede oerp st 100 0—From 1 July, 
Kalla, Woriccsk ce teen r sgeaoaa 140 O0—Frem 1 July, 
Kalleleagrd). Ghz amtssnemeserie 130 0—From 1 July, 
Kirthen, tas, H. sacha ts 104 10—From 1 July, 
Miller, (Aji. td aciuie ths osthreisdel 130 O0—From 1 July, 
Moraan, Wij dp ticaige neonates 140 0—From 1 July, 
(Mal saa yuLe- Am. aitetcaneotane see 140 0—From 1 July, 
Ormiston... WS siactaeeeec aes 130 O0—From 1 July, 
O/Sulliyan sieges csth cw 48 10—From 1 July, 
POWYS, Led NGO sera. fae ae 78 0O—From 1 July, 
Stilling, S. W. M. . 104 10—From 1 July, 
Summerfield, J. ..c....ssee ee 130 O0—From 1 July, 
Mitompsons Ge (Chiadersrerssae 112 10—From 1 July, 


WesteRN LAnpD Boarp. 
Professional Division. 


Vautin, C. S. 


eee ene eee ees 


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Clerical Division. 


Allworth, E. F. 


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Professional Division. 


TC KIST pA pis.| teens oih5%'s ented o Gel 
Paerol a cad los alapsahe~ ss 006 1k 
Degotardi; J By cc.0-..s0.. 00 
De Low, H. C 
GIGS NY cells yoos'eb o> male «te 
Knight, S. He oo... cess 
Mulvey, Hie G. ou sarees 02. 13H 
Pawley, A. H. ....cceeeeeesseees 
Payne, Cy. Ba wccseesserseseneee ses 


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0—From 1 July, 
0—From 22 April, 
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0—From 24 May, 
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Dyer, Av Ks. At. asia i 65 
Darling, Miss E. J..........4- 13 
Hawthorne, Miss L.......... 105 
Henderson; S. Beiiwieccs.cses « 80 
Marshall died. . evar seems 80 
McClure, Miss I. W. ........- 115 
PrinG@. ibs Elaaasee.tiaeeanene .| 150 
Rowland, P. R.  .......+.see0e 125 
Gmart, C. Hi. IN... a smanuitecrs 120 
Walker, 8. s@op oc .onn aera 65 
Wallace) We Sicveen caeresyss ot 95 

General Division. 

Balls, Reeds eee asthe don 9] 
Bowdenjuya As! seadeaeratss ba gol 
Chapman, J. S........, ae he { Has 
Denham) RA Nisei: Rete. ee 145 
Hayes, He ......ccseeceeveseeeses 145 
Hogan, J. Rew. e cence eee eens 135 
Kelly, G. By. aise ee eecnes 56 
Macey, J. Me cece cece be otee 107 
Silversidesyu cl: hates pier ens 134 
Simpson, A. Ru .v.cse cee ceeeee ee 56 
Walicins eG Re satis kaa tea claee 87 


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Taylor, BatELy | .paitietensthe- hes 145 O—From 12 Aug,; 
Clerical Division. 
BULTO WS e) Om cana esa smede 8) OQ—From 5 Sept., 
Coleman, Miss HE. J. ...01.... 150 O0—From 1 July, 
Cooper, A. H. .....csseeeerer eee 150 0—From 1 July, 
CAM Sd Mose poepacitcire cometiapir segs 140 0—From. 6 Sept., 
Cranney, FH. s..cctecssceese sence: 140 O—From 27 Nov., 
IDE atest seeds Yule noe ritscndacrbaiers 150 O—From 18 Mar., 
Deans Bec aoones oceans mat 150 O—From §& Oct., 
Dixon, He Coreen screen 115 O—From 1 July, 
Dolahenty, J. V« ...:s.0.000e- 95. O—From 1 Sept., 
ERE Chins Be csse saat lsc 136 ae 5 abe 
: 0 O—From 18 Jan., 
Maddox, Miss V. K. ...... { a eee i avis 
Red shaw occ tee seehineasnisieen 140 O—From 23 June, 
Sticpewich, A. M. «.......... 145 O—From 5 Nov., 
Taylor, Bp Gi imc sdy--ae| 60 O—From "5 Sept., 
A bey a paigal sla Wis snesqtoosdorsngh >. 80 O—From 5 Sept., 
General Division. 
Colliers LGR AG rower « vse cies a0: 100 O0—From 1 July, 
Gant, W..:1. 8... sssmaedenerdee ss eee 120 0—From 1 July, 
Hieness, T. Gi... sists sestiswewe ee 120 O0—From 1 July, 
Judge, J... sscecenveosnchoremes 125 0—From 1 July, 
Macauley, J. C......cssseerer snes 145 0—From 1 July, 
Moir, C2 Ne ccs ec eesec eer coues 48 10—From 1 July, 


Pusiic Linrary or New SoutnH WALEs. 


Clerical Division. 


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0—From 28 Feb., 
0—From 27 Aug., 
0—From 1 Mar., 
0—From 30 June, 


Drake, Miss F. N.-.....0...... 150 
NOR NIIS Sis Wc) seine sito lactone 90 
Iseesony Miss [ye at? Ata 145 
Goudon, Miss Boy W% en. .ree 145 
miu, Miss WA kore seccrne tre 150 
General Division. 
rays! WraKias de tvemanplaertect esale (OD 
CVIBrION a) cist ten aocte ceeiies tee 78 
ani tON, clip Grate vay acaba) ae 65 
isparke, Posh Pie .sc.sertn ay wey 115 


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0—From 3 April, 
0—From 1 May, 
0—From 1 July, 


LABOUR AND INDUSTRY BRANCH. 


General Division. 
Ln se Wick otesten onrciaectoometnene ; 104 10—From 1 July, 


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Strate CHILDREN RELIEF BRANCH. 


General Division. 


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91 10—From 1 July, 


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e Professional Division. ForESTRY 
oy 8s 
PBEM TAVIS cscs soos aoe 150 O—From 33 Feb., 1911 
MAT TIO VENT tcc cpies cassie sae 125 O—From 5 Mar., 1911 
EPO ELIMI RECs concen onns cess 100 0—From 19 April, 1910 Balmain, Miss N. E. ......... | 
RGIDVICH Os, | we sesceesencss 100 0—From 5 April, 1910 | Crowe, B. J........ Bre a tite oe 
Hondmarshy Ws IL. ..s 50... 100 O—From 6 April, 1910 | Phillips, G. W.S- swssrecs oes | 
MeCarthy, To" ....... aston 100 O0—From 1 April, 1910 
Mtomsnvgre HK. Li, iscessasteses. 100 0—From 1 April, 1910 ; 
OHBHDES, WAL! ci cosneee nanes 100 O—From 1 April, 1910 
PSOODEONS, HELS., scsoaccesseee sarees 100 O—From 5 April, 1910 
VOmONZ EE y veces sete Boric 100 O—From 19 April, 1910 
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Craigio yaWie teycaneccdescceatacest 150 O0—From 6 May, 1910 
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MoGrathi sla Jsguisaeteptansscss 150 O0—From 30 June, 1910 Duffy x Jie sb SO aeieeataie- 
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DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE—continued, 


DEPARTMENT. 


Clerical Division. 


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65 O—From 26 Aug., 
150 O—From 30 June, 


DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 


Professional Division. 


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105 O0—From 1 Dec., 
150 O—From 8 Dec., 


Clerical Division. 


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0—From 26 Nov., 
0—From 27 Jan., 
0—From 13 July, 
0-—From 12 Aug., 
0—From 15 June, 


General Division. 


180 0—From 1 July, 
130 O—From 1 July, 


..| 135 O—From 1 July, 


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PROCLAMATION PROCLAMATION 
New Sour Wats, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- | New Sourm Wauks,) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit, able Freperic Joun Naprer, Baron | to wit. able FrREDERIC JoHN Narier, BARon 
ame: CHELMsFoRD, Knight Commander of 
CHELMsrorD, Knight Commander of (L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
(L.S.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint W. P. CULLEN, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 


By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 


W. P. Curizy, Michael and Saint George, Governor of His Hucellency the Denendencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Gi TF peated ee the State of New South Wales and its Governor. Australia. 
Va Bio : Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of N pursuance of the power and authority vested in 


that behalf by the ‘‘Banks and Bank Holidays 
Act, eee in the Governor of hee pote Wales, ike 
: ; Wirt the advice of the Executive Council, I, FrepEric Jonn 
HEREAS by section 5 of the “Habitual Criminals Act, | \aprmr, Baron CHELMSFORD, the Governor aforesaid, 
1905,” it is provided that every habitual criminal shall, | do, with the advice of the Executive Council, hereby 
appoint the following days and dates to be observed 
as Public Holidays in the localities mentioned here- 
Majesty’s pleasure, and subject to the Regulations, in some under, namely :— 


place of confinement set apart by the Governor, by Proclama- | Paterson District and the Upper Hunter Electorate, 
with the exception of Murrurundi and Scone 


tion in the Gazette, for that purpose: Now, therefore, I, Municipalities—Thursday, 15th September, 1910. 


FREDERIO JoHN Napier, Baron CHELMSFORD, the Governor | Cootamundra Police District—Friday, 16th Septem- 


p : , ; 2 ber, 1910. 
aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council, do, by Canowindra and Cudal Districts, Urana Shire—Wed- 


this my Proclamation, direct that the Gaol at Bathurst be set nesday, 21st September, 1910. 
Canowindra District—Thursday, 22nd September, 


Australia, 


at the expiration of his sentence be detained, during His 


apart as a place of confinement in which persons declared to | 1910 
be habitual criminals may, at the expiration of their sentences, Murwillumbah District—Wednesday, 28th September, 


be detained. page 

Asie | Berrima Police District—_Monday 8rd October, 1910. 

Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this second pulslone Seen Wisericts = Wadh coda voy oti Ce: 

day of September, in the year of our Lord one | Hartley Hlectorate—Monday, 10th October, 1910. 

h d nine hundred and-t : Bethungra District—Saturday, 15th October, 1910. 

BHOneAn CT TRG RITE SO Be ate en Sarr Saar Cowra District—Wednesday, 26th October, 1910. 
Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this 
"sixth day of September, in the year of our 


of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, 
and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 
JOHN GARLAND. By His Excellency’s Command, 
W. H. WOOD. 


£1307] GOD SAVE THE KING! [1585 ] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


——.... 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sourr Wags, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 


to wit. Jable Freprric Joun Napier, Baron 
Cuenmssorp, Knight Commander of 
(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 


W.P. Couen, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 


By Deputation f rom the State of New South Wales and its 
His rane es Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 


[* pursuance of the provisions of the ‘‘Metropolitan 
Water and Sewerage Act Amendment Act of 1889,”’ 
I, Freperic JoHn Narrer, Baron CHuLMSsFoRD, as such 
Governor as aforesaid, do hereby proclaim and declare 
that the provisions of the 18th section of the said Act 
shall from the date hereof come into foree in respect 
of the works hereinafter mentioned, which have been 
reported complete to me by the Minister for Public 
Works for the time being in and for the said State. 


ASHFIELD LOW-LEVEL SEWERAGE. 
yt Maty’ Sewer Ne. 2, 


Commencing at a manhole in private property about 
170 feet north-east of Henry-street and about 185 
feet south-east of Iron Cove Creek; and extending 
thence south-easterly through private property ‘and 
the Infants’ Home Grounds, and across lrederick, 
_Alt, and Bland streets to a manhole in private pro- 
perty about 70 feet north-east of Curt-street. A dis- 
tance of 28969 feet. 

The sewer being in trench, and consisting of pipes 
varying in diameter from 9 to 6° inches. 


Brancu No. 1. 


A 6-inch pipe sewer: Commencing in Alt-street at 
a manhole on Main Sewer No. 1, at 1999°7 feet; and 
extending thence north-easterly along that street to 
a manhole; thence south-easterly across that street 
and private property to a manhole and flushing 
station in Bland-street... A distance of 731°) feet. 


Branen No. 2. 


A-6-inch pipe sewer; Commencing in private pro- 
perty at a manhole on Main Sewer No. 1, at 2333°0 
feeb; and extending thence north-easterly through 
pare property to a manhole. <A distance of 2263 
eet. 


Brancu No. 3. 


A 6-inch pipe sewer: Commencing in private pio- 
perty at a manhole on Main Sewer No. 1, at 26266 
feet; and extending thence south-westerly through ' 
private property to a manhole: thence south-easterly 
again through private property to a manhole and 
flushing station in a lane. A distance of 535°7 foet, 


Brancu No. 4: 


A G-inch pipe sewer: Commencing in private pro- 
perty at a manhole on Main Sewer No. 1, at 216205 
eet; and extending thence south-westerly through 
private property to a manhole and flushing station, 
partly in Curt-street. A distance of 117 feet. 


Brancn No. 5. 


A G6-inch pipe sewer: Commencing in private pro- 
peer at a manhole on Branch No. 3, at 2075 feet 
rom Main Sewer No. 1; and extending thence north- 
easterly through private property to a manhole about 
80 feet south-west of Parramatta-road. A distance of 
133°5 feet. 

Main Sewer No. 2. 


Commencing at a manhole in private property about 
120 feet south-west of Parramatta-road and about 50 
feet south-east of Iron Cove Creck; and extending 
thence south-easterly through private property to a 
manhole in Frederick-street. A distance of 10549 
feet. 

The sewer being in trench, and consisting of pipes 
9 inches in diameter. 


ApprITIoNAL WoRkKS. 


Commencing at a manhole in private property about 
170 feet north-east of Henry-street, and about 135 
feet south-east of Tron Cove Oreck; and extending 
peepee north-westerly for a distance of about 115 
ect. 

The sewer being in trench, and consisting of pipes 
9 inches in diameter. 

Commencing at a manhole in private property about 
120 feet south-west of Parramatta-road, and about 50 
feet south-sast, of Iron Coye Creek; and extending 
thenee north-westerly for a distance of about 82 feet. 

The sewer being in trench, and consisting of pipes 
9 inches in diameter. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 


[7 Supr., 1910. 


The above to include all manholes, junctions, flush- 
ing stations, overflows, inlets, &c., connected with 
the sewers, and all works carried out under Sewerage 
Contract No. 365. 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the said 
State, at Sydney, this first day of September, 
in the year of ur Lord one thousand nine 
hundred and ten, and in the first year of His 
Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Bxcellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A, LEE. 


[556] GOD SAVE THE KING! & 


Wate.—The above Proclamation is to be read in lieu of the Proclamation 
published in the Government Gazette of 25th May, 1910, No. 84, p. 2726 


PROCLAMATION 


By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
able Freperic Jopn Narimr, Baron 
/ CHetMsrorp, Knight Commander - of 
(L.8.) ‘the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
W. P. Cotuen, Michacl and Saint George, Governor of 
By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 


His Hasellency the 
Governor. 

V }] HEREAS the works mentioned in the Schedule 
hereto, being parts of the serios’ cf works in 
connection. with the Western Suburbs of Sydney Drain- 
age Works and Western Suburbs Sewerage Scheme— 
Reticulation and Completion—have been completed in 
accordanee with the provisions of the ‘Western 
Suburbs ef Sydney Drainage Act of 1889,” and 
‘Western Suburbs (City of Sydney) Sewerage Scheme 
Reticulation and Completion Act of 1890’: Now, {, 
Wruperic JowN Naripr, BARON CHELMSFORD, as such 
Governor as aforesaid, with the advice of the Execu- 
tive Council of the said State, in pursuance of the 
said «Act, do hereby notify that the said works shall 
be and the same are hereby transferred to and vested 
in the Authority in which the works for the Water 
Supply and Sewerage of the City of Sydney and its: 
Suburbs are by law vested. 


New Sours WALES, 
to wit. 


Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia. 


Tun SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 
ASHFIELD LOW-LEVEL SEWERAGE. 


Main Sewer No. I. 

Commencing at a manhole in private property about 
170 feet north-east of Henry-street and about 1385 
feet south-east of Iron Cove Cresk; and extending 
thence sonth-easterly through private preperty and . 
the {nfants’ Home Grounds, and across Proderiek, 
Alt, and Bland streets to a manhole in private pro- 
perty about 70 feet north-cast of Curt-street A dis- 
tance of 2896°9 feet. 


The sewer being in trench, and consisting of pipes 


itl 


varying in diameter from 9 to 6 inches. 


Brancu No. 1, 

A 6-inch pipe sewer: Commencing in Alvstreet at 
a manhole on Main Sewer No. 1, at 1999°7 feet; and 
extending thence north-easterly along that street to 
«a taanhoie; thence south-easterly across that streot 
and private property to a manhole and flushing 
station in Bland-street. A distance of 731'5 feet. ~ 


Brancw No. 2. 

A 6-inch pipe sewer: Commencing in private pro- 
perty at a manhole on Main Sewer No. 1, at 2383°0 - 
feet: and extending thenee north-easterly through 
private property to a manhole. A distance of 2263 | 
feet. 

Brancu No. 3. 

A 6-inch pipe sewer: Commencing in private pro- 
perty at a manhole on Main Sewer No. 1, at 2626°5 
fect: and extending thence north-easterly, through 
private property to a manhole; thence south-easterly 
again through private property to a manhole and 
flushing station ina lane. A distanee of 585°7 feet. 


Brancu No. 4. 


A inch pipe sewer: Commencing in private pro- 
perty at a manhole on Main Sewer No. 1, at 2626°5 
feet; and extending thence south-westerly through 
private property to a manhole and flushing station, 
partly in Curt-street. A distance of 117 feet. a 


7 Supy, 1910.) | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 4925 


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Brancu No. 56. 


A 6-inch pipe sewer: Commencing in private pro- 
erty_at a manhole on Branch No. 3, at 207°5 feet 
rom .Main Sewer No. 1; and extending thence’ north- 

easterly through private property to a manhole about 
80 feet south-west of Parramatta-road. <A distance of 
133°5 feet. 

Main Sewer No. 2. 


Commencing at a manhole in private property about 
120 feet south-west of Parramatta-road and about 50 
feet south-east of Iron Cove Creek; and extending 
thence south-easterly through private property to a 
manhole in I'rederick-street. A. distance of 1054'9 
feet. 

The sewer being in trench, and consisting of pipes 
9 inches in diameter. 

ADDITIONAL WoRKS. 


Commencing at a manhole in private property about 
170 feet north-east of Hoenry-street, and about 135 
feet south-east of Iron Cove Creek; and extending 
thence north-westerly for a distance of about 115 
feet. 

The sewer being in trench, and consisting of pipes 
9 inches in diameter. 

Commencing at a manhole in nrivate property about 
120 feet south-west of Parramatta-road, and about 50 
feet south-east of Iron Cove Creek; and extending 
thence north-westerly for a distance of about 82 feet. 

The sewer being in trench, and consisting of pipes 
9 inches in diameter. 

The above to include all manholes, junctions, flush- 
ing stations, overflows, inlets, &c., connected with 
the sewers, and all works carried out under Sewerage 
Contract No. 365. 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the said 
State, at Sydney, this first day of September, 
in the year of our Lord one thousand nine 
hundred and ten, and in the first year of His 
Majesty’s Keign. 


By His Hxcollency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LER. 
[554] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


Note.—The above Proclamation is to be read in lieu of the Proclamation 
published in the Government Gazette of the 25th May, 1910, No. 84, p. 2725. 


PROCLAMATION 
New Sours Watss, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit. ae FRepERIC JoHN NAPIER, BARON 
CuxtusrorD, Knight Commander of 
(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
W.P.Cununw, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 


By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 
His Hxcellency tie 
Governor. 


Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia. 


[* pursuance of the provisions of the ‘‘Metropolitan 

Water and Sewerage Act Extension Act of 1894,” 
I, Frevuric Joun Narizr, Baron CHELMSFORD, as such 
Governor as aforesaid, with the advice of the Hxecu- 
tive Council of the said State, do hereby proclaim 
and declare that the several Stormwater Drains and 
Sewers mentioned in the Schedule hereto, together 
with any jands and buildings used in connection there- 
with, shall be and the same are hereby transferred to 
and vested in the Board of Water Supply and Sewer- 
age on behalf of His Majesty. 


Tun SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 
ASHFIELD LOW-LEVEL SEWERAGE. 
Matn Sewer No. 1. 


Comuimencing at a manhole in private property about 
170. fect nerth-cast of Henry-street. and about 185 


feet south-oast of [ron Cove Creek; and extending. 


thence south-casterly through private property and 
the Infants’ Heme Grounds, and across frederick, 
- , . . 

Alt, and Bland streets to a manhole in private pro- 
perty about 70 feet north-east of Curt-street. A dis- 
tanco of 2896°9 feet. 

The sewer being in trench, and consisting of pipes 
varying in diameter from 9 to 6 inches. 

Brancnw No. 1. : 


A 6-inch pipe sewer: Commencing in Alt-street at 
a manhole on Main Sewer No. 1, at 1999°7 feet; and 
extending thence north-easterly along that street to 
a manhole; thence south-easterly across that streot 
and private property to a manhole and. flushing 
station in Bland-street. A distance of 731°5 feet. 


Branco No. 2. 


A 6-inch pipe sewer: Commencing in private pro- 
perty at a manhole on Main Sewer No. 1, at 2333°0 
feet; and extending thence north-easterly through 
Binste property to a manhole, A distance of 2263 
feet. 


Brancu No. 3. 


A G-inch pipe sewer; Commencing in private pro- 
perty at a manhole on Main Sewer No. 1, at 26026°5 
feet; and extending thence north-easterly through 
private property to a manhole; thence south-casterly 
again through private property to a manhole and 
flushing station in a lane. <A distance of 535°7 fest. 


Brancu No. 4. 


A G6-inch pipe sewer; Commencing in private pro- 
perty at a manhole on Main Sewer No. 1, at 26266 
feet; and extending thence south-westerly through 
private property te a manhcle ard flushing station, 
partly in Curt-street. A distance of 117 feet. 


Brance No. 5. 


A G-inch pipe sewer: Commencing in private pro- 
perty at a manhole on Branch No. 3, at 207°5 feet 
from Main Sewer No. 1; and extending thence narth- 
easterly through private property to a manholo about 
80 feet south-west:of Parramatta-road. <A distance of 
183°5 feet. 

Main Sewer No, 2. 


Commencing at a manhole in private property about 
120 feet south-west of Parramatta-road and abowt 50 
fest south-east: of Iron Cove Creek; and extending 
thence sowth-easterly through private property to a 
manhole in Frederick-street. A distance of 10549 
feet. 

The sewer being in trench, and consisting of pipes 
9 inches in diameter. 


_ Apprrionay WoRKS. 

Oommencing at a manhole in private property about 
170 feet north-east of Henry-strect, and about 135 
feet} south-east of Tron Ceve Creek; and extending 
thence north-westerly for a distance of about 115 
feet. 

The sewer being in trench, and consisting of pipes 
9 inches in diameter. : 

Commencing at a manhole in private property about 
120 feet south-west of Parramatta-road, aud about 50 
feet south-east.of Iron Cove Creek; and extending 
thence north-westerly for a distance of about 82 feet. 

The sewer being in trench, and consisting of pipes 
9 inches in diameter. , 

The above to include all manholes, junctions. flush- 
ing stations, overflows, inlots, d&c., connected with 
the sewers, and ail works carried out under Seworage 
Contract No. 365. 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the said 
State, at Sydney, this first day of September, 
in the year of our Lord one thousand nino 
hundred and ten, and in the first year of His 
Majesty’s Reign. 


By His TExcellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE. 


[555] » GOD SAVE THE KING! 


Norz.—The above Proclamation is to be read in lieu of the Proclamation 
published in the Government Gazette of 45th May, 1910, No. 84, pages 2725 
and 2726. 

NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION CF LAND UNDER 
THE “PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1900,” 


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PROCLAMATION 
New Sourn Wass, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit. able Frepurro Joun Napier, Baron 
CrELMSz0RD, Knight Commander of 
(1.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 


W. P. Cunnes, Michacl and Saint George, Governor of 
By ape shane the State of New South Wales and its 
His Harcellency the ee? 
C ) LEN cies » the Y onwealt 
Giese Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia. 
RY Veen: I, Frepuric Jonn Narien, Baron Cxrrms- 
FORD, the Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the 
Exceutive Council of the said State, have directed that a certain 
public work, that is to say, Supply of Water to the villages of 
‘fhirroul, Coledale, Clifton, and Scarborough, in the suid State, 


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the estimated cost of which does not exceed twenty thousand 
pounds, shall be carried out under the provisions of the ‘ Public 
Works: Act, 1900,” as an authorised work by the Minister for 
Public Works as Constructing Authority; and that the lands 
described in the Schedule hereto, which are in my pinion 
required for carrying out the said work, shall bo acquired by 
taking the same under the provisions contained in Division 1 of 
Part V of the said Act : Now, therefore, I, the said Governor, 
with the advice aforesaid, in pursuance of the “ Public Works 
Act, 1900,” do by this notification, to be published in the 
Government Gazette, and in one or more newspapers published 
or circulated in the Police District wherein the said lands 
are situated, declare that the Crown Land comprised within 
the descriptions set forth in the Schedule hereto has been 
appropriated and the private property within such descrip- 
tions has been resumed, for the public purpose aforesaid, 
to the intent that upon the publication of this notification 
in the Gazette, the said lands described in the said Schedule 
hereto shall forthwith be vested in the said Constructing 
Authority as a corporation sole on behalf of His Majesty, 
for the purposes of the said Act, for an estate in fee-simple in 
possession, freed and discharged from all trusts, obligations, 
estates, interests, contracts, charges, rates, rights-of-way, or 
other easements whatsoever; and to the intent that the legal 
estate therein, together with all powers incident thereto or 
conferred by the said Act, shall be vested in such Constructing 
Authority as a Trustee: And I declare that the following is 
the Schedule of lands hereinbefore referred to :— 


SCHEDULE. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish of 
Southend, county of Cumberland, State of New South Wales, 
containing 36,2, perches or thereabouts, and being part of that 
piece of land, part of portion 25, owned by John 8. Kirton, and 
comprised in Certificate of Title, vol. 1180, fol. 164: Com- 
mencing at a point on the western boundary of said land, 
bearing 180 degrees 4 chains 68} links from the north-west 
corner of said land, comprised in Vertificate of Title, vol. 1180, 
fol. 164; and bounded thence on the north by a line bearing 
90 degrees 1 chain 51} links; thence on the east by a line 
bearing 180 degrees 1 chain 514 links; thence on the south by 
a line bearing 270 degrees 1 chain 514 links to the western 
boundary of land above mentioned ; and thence on the west by 
part of that boundary bearing 360 degrees 1 chain 51} links to 
the point of commencement,—be the said several dimensions 
a little more or less, and said to be in the possession of John S. 
Kirton. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish of 
Southend, county of Cumberland, State of New South Wales, 
containing 1 rood 4-8; perches or thereabouts, being parts of lots 
58, 59, 60, and 61, shown on D.P. 1762 at Registrar-General’s 
Office, Sydney, being a subdivision of that piece or parcel of 
land owned by North Bulli Colliery Company, Limited, and com- 
prised in Certificate of Title, vol. 954, folio 87: Commencing 
at the south-western corner of lot 61 above mentioned 
on the south-eastern side of View-street ; and bounded thence 
on the north-west by View-street, bearing 18 degrees 16 minutes 
80 feet and 68 degrees 30 minutes 180 feet 1 inch; bounded 
thence on the south-east by a line bearing 198 degrees 16 
minutes 163 feet 22 inches to the south-west boundary of lot 
61 above mentioned; and bounded thence on the south-west by 
part of the north-east boundary of lot 62, bearing 238 degrees 
16 minutes 100 feet, to the point of commencement,—be the 
said several dimensions a little more or less, and said to be in 
the possession of North Bulli Colliery Company, Limited, 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish of 
Southend, county of Cumberland, State of New South Wales, 
containing 36,%, perches or thereabouts, being part of that piece 
or parcel of land owned by South Clifton Coal Mining Company, 
Limited, shown on D.P. 1659, and comprised in Certificate of 
Title vol. 1220, folio 68: Commencing at a point bearing 270 
degrees 36 minutes 151 feet 2} inches from the north-west 
corner of lot 19, section 12, of the township of Clifton; and 
bounded thence on the south-west by a line bearing 254 degrees 
5 minutes 100 feet ; bounded thence on the north-west by a line 
bearing 14 degrees 5 minutes 100 feet; bounded thence on the 
north-east by a line bearing 104 degrees minutes 100 fect; 
and bounded thence on the south-east by alive bearing 194 
degrees 5 minutes 100 feet, to the point of commencement,—be 
the suid several dimensions a little more or less, and said to be 
in the possession of the South Clifton Coal Mining Company, 
Limited. 


In witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand, and 
caused the Public Seal of the State to be hereto 
affixed, at Sydney, this first day of September, 
in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred 
and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s 
Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE. 


[870] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 


[7 Supr., 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND UNDER 
THE “PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1909.” 


PROCLAMATION é 
New Soutn Waxes, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit. 


able FREDERIC JoHN Napier, Baron 

CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 

é (1.8. ) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 

W. P. Cutten, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 

He eee be Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australha. 


HEREAS a certain public work, that is to say, Supply. 
of Water to the City of Sydney and its Suburbs, has been 
duly carried out : And whereas certain lands have from time to 
time been appropriated and resumed for and in connection 
with the said work: And whereas it has been found necessary 
to acquire additional lands as described in'the Schedule hereto, 
for and in connection with the said publie work, and 
for the acquisition of which public funds are lawfully avail- 
able: Now, therefore, I, Freppric Joun Navirs, BARon 
CHELMSFORD, the Governor of the said State as aforesaid, 
with the udvice of the HWzecutive Council, in purenance of 
the powers iv this behalf given to or vested in me by the 
“ Public Works Act, 1900,” do hereby direct that the lands 
described in the Schedule hereto, which are, in my opinion, 
required for the said public work, shall be acquired and taken 
under Division 1 of Part V of the “ Public Works Act, 1900,” 
and I do, by this notification, to be published in the Govern- 
ment Gazette, and in one or more newspapers published 
or circulated in the Police District wherein the said lands are 
situated, declare that the Crown Land comprised within the 
descriptions set forth in the Schedule hereto has been appro- 
priated, and the private property within such descriptions has 
been resumed, for the public purpose aforesaid, to the intent 
that upon the publication of this notification in the Gazette, 
the said lands described in the Schedule hereto shall forthwith 
be vested in the Minister for Public Works and his successors 
on behalf of His Majesty, for the purposes of the said Act, for 
an estate in fee-simple in possession, freed and discharged from 
all trusts, obligations, estates, interests, contracts, charges, rates, 
rights-of-way, or cther easements whatsoever; and to the 
intent that the legal estate therein, together with all powers 
incident thereto or conferred by the said Act, shall be vested 
in the said Minister as a Trustee: And I declare that the 
following is the Schedule of the lands hercinbefore referred 
WGs ; 
SCHEDULE. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish of 
Kembla, county of Camden, and State of New South Wales, 
being part of portion 283, grant of 143 acres to William 
Stafford: Commencisg at the south-eastern corner of portion 
288 aforesaid ; and bounded thence on the south by part of the 
southern boundary of that portion, bearing westerly 245 feet ; 
thence on the west by William Stafford, junior’s, land, being a 
line bearing 11 degrees 172 minutes 1,422 aud 75/100 feet; thence 
on the north-east by the south-western boundaries of 33} 
perches resumed for access by Guzette notification of the 15th 
July, 1902, being lines bearing 148 degrees 114 minutes 63 and 
60|1CO feet, and 118 degrees 334 minutes 211 and 6/100 feet 
respectively ; and thence on the east by yart of the eastern 
bounda'y of portion 283 aforesaid, bearing 191 degrees 17% 
minutes 1,313 and 68/100 feet, to the point of commencement, 
having an area of 7 acres 2 roods 19 perches or thereabouts, 
and said to bein the possession aud occupation of Henry 
Stafford. 

All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish of 
Kembla, county of Camden, and State of New South Wales, 
being part of portion 233, a grant of 143 acres to William 
St.fford: Commencing at the north-eastern corner cf 33} 
perches, resumed for access by Gazette notification of the 15th 
July, 1902; and bounded thence on the south-west by the 
norib-eastern boundaries of the said 83% perches, bearing 298 
degrecs 834 winutes 192 and 8/10? feet and 328 degrees 114 
minutes 90 and 12/10) feet respectively ; thence on the west by 
William Stafford, junior’s, land, being a live bearing 11 degrees 
172 minut-s 791 and 10/{O0 feet; thenee on the north-east and 
aouth-east by land resumed for storage reservoir by Gazette no- 
tification of the 4th December, 2900, being lines bearing 115 
degrees 45 minutes 32 and 20/100 feet, 147 degrees 12 minutes 
161 and 70/100 fect, 199 degrees £9 minutes 252 feet, 99 
degrees 34 minutes 106 and 70/100 feet and 99 degrees 39 
minutes 82 and 70/100 feet respectively ; and thence on the 
east by part of the eastern boundary of portion 283 aforesaid 
bearing 191 degrees 17} winutes 514 and 80/100 feet to the 
point of commencement, having an area of 3 acres 3 roods or 
thereabouts, and said to be in the possession and occupation of 
Henry Stafford. iz 

_All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish of 
Kembla, county of Camden, and State of New South Wales, 
being part of portion 15, grant of 112 acres to Thomas and 


I 


7 Sur, 1910.] 


— 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 4997 


Frederick Pearson: Commencing at the south-eastern corner of 
portion 15 aforesaid; and bounded thence on the south by the 
southern boundary of that portion bearing 281 degrees 174 
minutes 2,005 and 77/100 feet; thence on the west by part of 
the western boundary of portion 15 aforesaid bearing Li degrees 
173 minutes 1,313 and 68/100 feet to the south-western corner 
of 2 acres 38 perches resumed for access by Gazette notification 
of the 15th July, 1902; thence by south-western, south-eastern 
and north-western boundary lines of the said 2 acres 38 
perches, being lines bearing 118 degrees 33} minutes 55 and 
37/100 feet, 75 degrees 36 minutes 333 and 67100 feet, 104 
degrees 17 minutes 214 and 72/100 feet, 140 degrees 545 
minutes 475 and 8/100 feet, 163 degrees 31 minutes 227 and 
60/100 feet, 171 degrees 584 minutes 402 and 53/100 feet, 196 
degrees 16} minutes 232 feet, 152 degrees 43 minutes 146 and 
98/100 feet, 81 degrees 10 minutes 265 and 80/100 feet, 94 
degrees 7 minutes 319 and 60/100 feet, 68 degrees 1 minute 174 
and 87/100 feet, and 36 degrees 23 minutes 95 feet respec- 
tively ; and thence on the east by part of the eastern boundary 
of portion 15 aforesaid bearing 190 degrees 14 minutes 514 and 
50/100 feet to the point of commencement, having an area of 
89 acres 1 rood 23 perches or thereabouts, and said to be in the 
possession and occupation of Henry Stafford. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish of 
Kembla, county of Camden, and State of New South Wales, 
being part of portion 15, a grant of 112 acres to Thomas and 
Frederick Pearson: Commencing at the north-eastern corner of 
portion 15 aforesaid; and bounded thence on the east by part 
of the eastern boundary of that portion, bearing 190 degrees 14 
minutes 2,189 and 63/100 feet to the north-eastern corner of 2 
acres 38 perches resumed for access by Gazette notification of 
the 15th July, 1902; thence by north-western, north-eastern, 
and south-eastern boundaries of the said 2 ‘acres 33 perches, 
being lines bearing 216 degrees 23 minutes 152 and §0/1C0 feet, 
248 degrees 1 minute 157 and 87/100 feet, 274 degrees 7 minutes 
315 and 70/100 feet, 261 degrees 10 minutes 245 and 78/110 
feet, 332 degrees 43 minutes 110 and 2/100 feet, 16 degrees 165 
minutes 225 and $0/100 feet, 351 degrees 58} minutes 412 and 
7/109 feet, 348 degrees 31 minutes 236 and 64/100 feet, 320 de- 
‘grees 544 minutes 492 and 60/100 feet, 284 degrees 17 minutes 
284 and 8/100 feet, 255 degrees 36 minutes 329 and 11/100 feet, 
and 298 degrees 834 minutes 62 and 63/100 feet respectively ; 
thence on the west by part of the western boundary of portion 
15 bearing li degrees 17} minutes 544 and 80/100 fect toa 
south-western houndary of land resumed for storage reservoir 
by Gazette notification of the 4th December, 1902; thence by 
souta-western, south-eastern, and north-eastern boundaries of 
that resumption, being lines bearing 99 degrees 39 minutes 283 
and 50/100 feet, 164 degrees 21 minutes 118 and 40/100 feet, 
125 degrees 34 minutes 391 and 50/100 feet, 145 degrees 9 
minutes 256 feet, 145 degrees 10 minutes 318 and 60/10) feet, 
159 degrees 47 minutes 296 and 70/100 feet, 49 degrees 10 
minutes 180 feet, 341 degrees 15 minutes 199 and 40/100 feet, 
324 degrees 17 minutes 347 and 50/100 feet, 340 clegrees 55 
minutes 252 and €0/100 feet, 328 degrees 17 minutes 196 avd 
90/100 feet, 309 degrees 48 minutes 271 and 10/100 fect, 318 
degrees 53 minutes 336 and 30/100 feet, 337 degrees 49 minutes 
868 feet, 2 degrees 2 minutes 152 and 380/100 feet, and 27 degree 
36 minutes 116 and 40/100 fect respectively ; and thence on 
the north by part of the northern boundary of portion 15 afore- 
said, bearing 101 degrees 174 minutes 1,912 and 66/10) feet to 
the point of commencement, having an area of 73 acres 1 rood 
29 perches or thereabouts, exclusive of a road 33 feet wide, and 
said to be in the possession and occupation of Henry Stafford. 


Norz.—All bearings are to the Trigonometrical Meridan. 


In witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand, and 
caused the Public Seal of the State to be hereto affixed, 
at Sydney, this first day of September, in the year 
of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, and 


in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Exceilency’s Command, 
CHARLES A, LEX. 


[466] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


[1473] Premier’s Office, New South Wales, 
Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 
IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has been pleased to con- 
sent to the transfer of Mr. Wattrr Prispy, Chief 
Assistant, {mmigration and Tourist Bureau, Sydney, 
te the Public Service of the Commonwealth of Aus- 
tralia, in accordance with section 84 of the Common- 
wealth of Australia Constitution Act. 
C. G. WADE. 


ei 


[1490] Department of the Attorney-General. 
and of Justice, 


Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the Executive Council, has, in accordance with 
the nomination made by the Industrial Court, con- 
stituted under the ‘‘Industrial Disputes Act, 1908,”’ 
and with the provisions of that Act as amended by 
the ‘‘Industrial Disputes (Amendment) Act, 1908,” 
been pleased to appoint Winti1am A. WALKER, Esquire, 
Barrister-at-Law (being the person agreed upon by 
the parties), to the Office of Chairman of the Board 
to be known as the Shipping (Steam Colliers) Board. 


C. G. WADE. 


[1489] Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 


Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has, in accordance with 
the recommendation submitted by the Industrial Court 
constituted under the ‘‘Industrial Disputes Act, 1908,’’ 
and with the provisions of that Act as amended by the 
“Industrial Disputes (Amendment) Act, 1908,” been 
pleased to appoint the undermentioned persons to be 
Members of a Board constituted for the industries of 
sailors, lamp-trimmers, donkeymen, greasers, and fire- 
men employed on such steam colliers trading on the 
coast of New South Wales as are owned or chartered 
by the frm of Messrs. James and Alexander Brown, 
as x be known as the Shipping (Steam Colliers) 
IOBLa S—— 


On behalf of the Employers. 


Mr. Exiot Warsurton, of Russell’s Wharf, Bathurst- 
street, Sydney. 


On behalf of the Employees. 
Mr. Arruur Coorrr, of 173 Alice-street, Newtown. 


C. G, WADE. — 


Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 
Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


[1587] 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has, in accordance with 
the recommendation submitted by the Industrial Court 
constituted under the ‘Industrial Disputes Act, 
1908,’’ and with the provisions of that. Act as amended 
by the ‘‘Indutrial Disputes (Amendment) Act, 1908,” 
been peased to appoint Mr. CuHartzus Henry Mac- 
FARLANE, of the States Tobacco Company, a’ Beckett- 
street, Melbourne, Victoria, and Mr. Witi1am THomMAs 
Newsury, of 4th Avenue, Harcourt Hstate, Campsie, 
to be Members of the Cigar Trade Board, in the 
places of Mr. F. R. Smith and Mr. T. Chad, respec- 
tively, resigned. 


C. G. WADE. 


APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


Cuanpes 0’ Connor Murray, Esquire, Barrister-at-Law, 
to act as Clerk Associate to His Honor Mr. Acting 
Justice Fitzhardinge, and Clerk of Arraigns at the 
present sittings of the Central Criminal Court,— 
from the 29th August, 1910. 

C. G. WADE. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Execeutive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


Haney Storry Hawkins, Esquire, Police Magistrate, 
to be Deputy Licensing Magistrate of the Jicen- 
sing Court for the Licensing District of Mait- 
land, for a period not exceeding one week, during 
the absence of J. McKensey, Hsquire, P.M.,— 
from the 5th September, 1910. 


Tsaac Atpgert SHANNON, Esquire, J.P., to be Deputy 
Licensing Magistrate of the Licensing Court for 
the Licensing District of Cooma, vice Gates, re- 
lieved, for.a period not exceeding two months, 
pending the arrival of a successor to C. J. B. 
Helm, Hsquire, transferred,—from the 6th Sep- 
tember, 1910. 


4928 


Turn undermentioned gentlemen to be Deputy hicen- 
sing Magistrates of the Licensing Courts for the 
Licensing Districts preceding their respective names, 
for a further period not exceeding two months,—from 
the ist September, 1910, viz. :— 


Cootamundra—Joun Wanrer Fisroner, Esquire, Re- 
lieving Police Magistrate. 
Gundagai and Tumut—Witttam Joun Mackin Fin- 
cHAM, Hsquire, Police Magistrate, Tumbarumba. 
Tux undermentioned members of the Police Force to 
be Inspectors under the ‘‘Liquor Act, 1898,’’ for the 
Licensing Districts preceding their respective names, 
—from the Ist Scotember, 1910, viz. :— 
Carcoar—Sergeant Joun BLANCHFIELD, stationed at 
Blayney, vice Capewell, transferred. 


Molong—Sergeant Henry Cappweiu, stationed at 
Molong, vice Blanchfield, transferred. 


Tux undermentioned members of the Police Force to 
exercise, within the Licensing Districts preceding their 
respective names, the authority conferred by section 
19, subsection 1, of the ‘Liquor (Amendment) Act, 
1905,’’—from the dates specified, viz.:— 


Young—First Class Constable Henry Roserts, sta- 
tioned at Marengo,—from the 24th August, 1910. 


Carcoar—Constable Micnann Murpuy, stationed. at 
Tuena,—from the 2nd September, 1910. 


JOHN GARLAND, 


COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Mxecutive Council, has approved of 


Captain Frrevs Cummine, Acting Deputy Superin- 
tendent of Navigation, Newcastle, being ap- 
pointed, in pursuance of the provisions contained 
in section 6, subsection 2, of the ‘‘Navigation Act, 
1901,”’ to act as Superintendent of Navigation, to 
perform the duties imposed, and to have the 
powers conferred by that Act on the Superinten- 
dent, during Captain Hacking’s absence from 
Sydney from the 17th August, 1910, on the annual 
tour of lighthouse inspection. 

[E.M. 335] 


Captain ALEXANDER SrEVENSON being appointed to act 
as Officer-in-Charge of the Port of Newcastle whilst 
Captain Fergus Cumming is acting as Superin- 
tendent of Navigation in Sydney. 

[E.M. 334] 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Inspector-General of Police, has approved of the 
undermentioned Police Officers being appointed In- 
spectors under the Tobacco Act (47 Victoria, No. 12), 
V1Z. 2 — 


Constable Henry AtexanpER GuorcE 
stationed at Ardiethan, 
1910. 

First Class Constable Arzpert Mpwarp Pyes, stationed 
at Brushgrove,—as from Ist September, 1910, vice 
Constable McRae, transferred. 

{E.Ms. 323 and 333] 


McEacHern, 
as from 4th August, 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Superintendent, Explosives Department—the In- 
spector-General of Police concurring—has approved of 
the undermeniioned Police Officers being appointed 
Inspectors under the ‘‘Explosives Act, 1905,” viz. :— 


First Class Constable Tomas Henry Viper, 
ahs at West Tamworth,—as from Ist August, 


First Class Constable Wintiam Henry Waker, 
stationed at Morangareill,—as from 6th August, 
1910,—vice First Class Constable Moras, trans- 
ferred. 

Constable Henry ALEXANDER Goren MoHacuern, 
stationed at Ardiethan,—as from 4th August, 
1910. 

First Class Constable Aunert Epwarp Pyz, stationed 


at Brushgrove,—as from Ist September, 1910, vice 
Constable McRae, lighten ae 
[H.Ms. 324 and 337] 


T. WADDELL. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 


,[1602] 


[7, Sspr., 1910. 


CHIEF SECRETARY'S DEPARTMENT. ‘ 
HIS Hxcelleney the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 
Frevericex Hrxest Coox, Esquire, L.R.C.P., Lond., 
M.R.C.8., Eng., to be Government Medical Officer 
and Vaccinator at Coff’s Harbour, vice Dr. John 
H. Foley, resigned. ; 
Gamurn OLeave, Esquire, Returning Officer for the 
lectoral District of Pyrmont, to the Commission 


of the Peace. 
W. H. WOOD. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 
IIIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint the 
undermentioned gentlemen to be members of the 
Public School Board for the Sub-district specified : — 
Minmi. - 

Dr. Wittiam SPROULE. | 

Grores WiiiiAMs, Hsquire. 

JoHN Renrrew, Esquire. 


J. A. HOGUH. 


RESIGNATIONS AND APPOINTMENT, 
CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has accepted the resignations 
tendered by 
Messrs. George Pile, junior, J.P., and Edward Thomas 
Tilley, J.P., of their positions as Returning 
Officers for the Electoral Districts of Blayney and 
Pyrmont, respectively. 
Tun Governor-in-Council has also been pleased to ap- 
prove of the appointment of 
Mr. Samurn Cieave as Returning Officer for the 
Blectoral District of Pyrmont, in the room of Mr. 
K. T, Tilley, resigned. 
W. H. WOOD. 


RESIGNATIONS. 
CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. ; 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has accepted the resignation 
tendered by 


The Reverend William A. O’Neill of his position as 
Church of England Chaplain at the Government 
Asylums for the Infirm, Parramatta, and has been 
pleased to appoint the Reverend Sidney Osbourne 
Goodchild to act temporarily in his stead,—as from 
the 16th August, 1910. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has accepted the rosignation of 


Mr. John Boyd, of Bathurst, from the Commission of 


the Peace. 
W. H. WOOD. 


Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 
Sydney, 6th September, 1910. 
IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has been pleased, under 
the provisions of the ‘‘Prisons Act, 1899,” to approve 
of the following amendment of Prisons Regulation 
No. 9,—to take effect from the ist July, 1910. 


JOHN GARLAND. 


Paracrarus (15) and (16) of Regulation No. 9 pub- 
lished in the Government Gazette of the 13th COcto- 
ber, 1909, are hereby repealed, and the following 
paragraphs substituted therefor :— 

(15.) Sick leave.—After twelve months’ service, sick 
leave may be granted by the Comptroller-General upon: 
production of a certificate from the Visiting Surgeon 
or Government Medical Officer (where there is no 
regular Gaol Surgeon) that illness unfits an officer 
for duty and that such iliness has not been brought 
about by misconduct or fault. A recommendation 
must also be forwarded in such a case by the Governor. 
Such leave may be with fuil pay during the first 
twenty-eight days, and with half-pay for a further 
period of twenty-eight days during any period of 
twelve months. No further sick leave, on pay, will 
be granted till the termination of twelve months 
from any previous sick leave: Provided that when 
sick leave beyond twenty-one days is allowed, the 


tiie 
t 


7 Sepr., 1910.] 


next annual leave may be proportionately deducted. 
Sickness must be immediately reported, and where a 
warder is prevented from attending the gaol at the 
opening thereof, a messenger must attend on his be- 
half to explain the reasons, otherwise a fine may be 
inflicted. In cases of extended absence, fresh medical 
certificates must be furnished whenever required, and 
in cases where no Visiting Surgeons are attached to 
the gaols any expense attendant shall be paid by the 
person concerned. 


(16.) The foregoing rules will apply to overseers, 
foremen, engineers, and other employees in the indus- 
trial branches, with such reservations as may be con- 
sidered necessary by the Comptroller-General. 


[1545] Department of the Attorney General 
and of Justice, 
Sydney, 3lst August, 1910, 


HE following Amended Regulations, Nos. 296 and 384, 
regarding the rates of pay and classification of Officers 

in the Department of Navigation and the Dredge Service, 
made by the Public Service Board under the provisions of 
the ‘* Public Service Act, 1902,” have been approved by His 
Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, and are published in accordance with the require- 


ments of that Act. 
C. G. WADE, 


REGULATIONS UNDER THE ‘‘ PUBLIC SERVICE 
ACT, 1902.” 


Wuereas by the ‘‘ Public Service Act, 1902,” the Public 

Service Board is authorised and empowered to make, repeal, 

alter, and amend Regulations: Now, the Public Service 

Board, under and by virtue of the powers contained in the 

abovementioned Act, doth, with the approval of the Governor, 

hereby repeal Regulations 296 and 384, and substitute 
‘ therefor the following, that is to say :-— 


NAVIGATION DEPARTMENT. 
296, Classification, Rates of Salary, ke., of Officers. 


Rate of 


45 
Salary ay Qualifications for appoint- 
annum. |} ;, = 
PA a 8 ~ ment or promotion 
Classification of Work. wdlagals B to the positions enumerated 
BS\Sesiss in the Ist column. 
Seale 
£& £ || | (Must have served at sea as 
1. First Assistant Engineer) 400 | 500 | 25 eae 
Surveyor. a Las 
o 4 : 5 z whilst holding first-class 
Z. ol, Engineer Sur-| 800 | 375 | 25 Engineer's Certificate of 
Competency. 


(Must have been trained as 


- i ales Shipwright for not less 
8. First Assistant Ship-| 300 | 375 | 25 eI : 
wright Surveyor. J than five years, and have 


had practical experience 


4. Assistant Shipwright | 300 | 350 | 25 | in the building and 
purveyors. \. repairing of ships. 

5 Shipping Inspectors and) 300 | 350 | 25 | Must have been in command 
Surveyor, of a sea-going vessel 


whilst holding a Master’s 
foreign-going Certificate 
of Competency ; or, must 
have served as a Chief 
Engineer of a foreign- 
going steamship. 

(Must have a thorough 


6. Signal-masters ......-..- 150*| 200*} 5 || knowledge of the inter- 

7. Assistant Signal-masters.| 100¢} 126+; 5 |< national and local codes 

§. Lookout-men .........- 100 | 150 | 5 i of signals, and the use 
of same. 


knowledge of the work- 
ing and management of 
boats. 

11, Masters of launches ....| 144 | 162 | 5 | Must possess Harbour and 
River Master’s Certificate 
of Competency. 

12, Drivers of launches «.../ 144 | 162 | 5 | Must possess 3rd Class 
Engineer’s Certificate of 


S BoapmMen. 4 .-055 008s s/'6 100 | 150 


Must have a_ thorough 
5 
10. Boatmen, Out-stations ..; 100$) 132t) 5 


Competency. 
18, Carpenters. .........-.2. 152 | 180 | 6 
14, Principal Lighthouse | 170*) 250*| 10 
Keeper, | 


15. First Assistant Light-| 1307) 170f| 7 
house Keeper. 
16. Second Assistant Light-| 100+) 180t| 6 
house Keeper. 


RE PPAR oe ne eee en ere artnet foe ates SeO 

* Quarters allowed, valued at £50. + Quarters allowed, valued at £30. 

$ Quarters allowed, valued at £18. 

Provided that the granting of increments under this 
Regulation shall be subject to the necessary provision being 
made by Parliament, in accordance with section 14 of the 
«“ Public Service Act, 1902”; and provided further, that no 
increment shall be granted until the Board are satisfied that 
the officer’s conduct, diligence, and general efficiency have 
been satisfactory. 

The duties attaching to the positions of Engineer Surveyors 
and Shipwright Surveyors being of such a character as to 
preclude the fixing of the hours of attendance for such 
officers, special Regulations in connection with the duties 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138, 4929 


performed by them before or after official hours are hereinafter 
provided ; but it is to be understood that, when practicable, 
the hours of attendance for these officers shall be from 
9 o’clock a.m. to 430 o’clock p.m., except on Saturdays, 
when the hours of attendance shall be from 9 o’clock a.m. 
to noon, 


DREDGE SERVICE. 
Division of Staff. 


384. The staff composing the Dredge Service shall be 
divided into the following sections, and shall have the 
following qualifications :— 


Rate of Salary | Qualifications which holders of 
per annum, positions must possess. 


Section .A to include— 
Engineers wo.[202 ...{Ist-class Engineer’s certifi- 
cate of competency. 


Do sins ,.. £174 to £228/2nd-class Engineer’s certifi- 
cate of competency. 

Engine-drivers ...|£162 .../ard-class Engineer’scertifi- 
cate of competency. 

Masters & drivers|£162 ».. 3rd-class Engineer’s and 


H. & R. Master’s certifi- 
cate of competency. 


of launches. 


Firemen ... ... (£120 to £138 


Winchmen .». (£138 net 
Oilers, cooks, and|£120 ane 
watchmen. 


Section B to include— | 
Masters ... ... (£186 to £252\Coast Master’s certificate 
of competency. 


Do ea, ... £162 to £174|H. & R. Master’s certificate 
of competency, and (a) 
to have had one year’s 
sea service as apprentice 
or ordinary seaman, to- 
gether with four years’ 

| as seaman in dredge 
service ; or (6) to have 
had three years’ sea 
service as apprentice or 
ordinary seaman or A.B. 

Mates of dredges..|£186. ...|or hopper sand-dredges— 
Coast Master’s certificate 
of competency. For 
other dredges — Coast 
Mate’s certificate of 
competency. 

Mates of dredges..,/£174 ,...(Coast Mate’s certificate of 
competency, or the same 
qualifications as Masters 
at £174. 

Matas orca sia LOO ,..(Coast Mate’s certificate of 

: competency. 

Coxswains .. |£188 so 

Leading seamen ...;£138 ... (Same as for Mates at £174 
per annum. | 

Seamen, cooks, and|/£120 $e 

watchmen. 

Boys wean soa OA COLT. 0. 

Section C to include— 

Foreman of work-|£210 ob: 

shops... 

Boiler-maker .../£186 a 

Blacksmiths .. £162 to £180 

Fitters... +-e(2L62 Ay 

Strikers & Boiler-|£138 se 

makers’ assistants 


Shipwrights ...|€162 to £174 


Members of the 


G. A. McKAY, Public Service Board. 


C. J. SAUNDERS, 


Dated at the Office of the Public Service Board, 
4, O’Connell-street, Sydney, this 22nd day of August, 
1910. 


BE. H. moka} 


[1480] © Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 


Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


H* Exceileticy the Governor, with the advice of 
the Hxeeutive Council, has been pleased, in 
pursuance of the provisions of subsection (3), section 
4, of the “Small Debts Recovery (Amending) Act, 
1905,’ to appoint the following place at which exelu- 
sive jurisdiction shall be exercised by Stipendiary or 
Police Magistrates, as provided by the said subsection, 
Vizio. 
CaNBELEGO. 
JOHN GARLAND. 


4930 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 


[7 Sepr., 1910. 


[1472] Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 


Sydney, 31st August, 1510. 


T IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, has been pleased to approve, iu 
accordance with the provisions of the “Jury (Amendment) 
Act, 1905,” of the radius of the Jurors’ District for each of 
undermentioned towns being as follows :— 


% 


Radius. 


Jurors’ District. Court-house from which 


Miles. calculated. 

Goulburn ... sue B90 Goulburn. 
Mudgee... aif ...| 10 | Mudgee. 
Murrurundi ie .. 25 | Murrurundi. 
Narrabri... ay .. 80 | Narrabri. 
Singleton ... ade --. 15 { Singleton. 
Tamworth ... as ..| 15. | Tamworth. 
Wagga Wagga... .., 20 | Wagga Wagga. 
Young ate ua .» 15 | Young (Campbell-street). 

JOHN GARLAND. 
(1558] Chief Secretary’s Office, 


Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


iG is hereby notified, for general information, that the follow- 

ing places have been appointed as Polling-places for and 
within the boundaries of the Electoral Districts mentioned in 
connection with their respective names, in pursuance of the 
provisions of the “ Parliamentary Elections Act, 1906,” viz.:— 


Electorate. Polling-place. 
Ashburnham i. ... Mungery. 

Do ah ee ... Warge Rock. 
Gough ee ... Lamb’s Valley. 
Goulburn . ile ... Bredalbane. 

Do AR AA ... Roslyn. 

Do ke ... Pomeroy. 


Pappinbarra Creek. 

a ... Upper Belmore River. 
Do a ... Upper Five-day Creek, 
The Hawkesbury .. Jamieson Town. 

The Lachlan... Daisy Park. 


Hastings and Macleay utr 
Do 


Do bed ae ... Hilton. 
Do a bis ... Mil bil, 
Liverpool Plains ; ... Dunedoo. 
Do ee a ... Milroy. 
Mudgee ... aH We ... Red Bank. 
Northumberland ... Abedare. 
Do Ase A ... Neath. 
Rous nite hee Goonengerry. 
Wynyard Bombowlee Creek, 
W. H. WoOOD. 


[1608] 


Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 6th September, 1910. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has approved of the cancellation of 

that portion of the Proclamation published in the Government 

Gazette of the 3let August, 1910, whereby Wednesday, 21st 

September, 1910, was appointed a Public Holiday in the 

Murwillumbah District. 

W. H. WOOD. 


[1169 ] Department of Public Instruction, 


Sydney, 16th August, 1910. 
NEW EVENING PUBLIC SCHOOL. 


1% is hereby notified, for general information, in accordance 

with the provisions of the 34th section of the “ Public 
Instruction Act of 1880,” that it is proposed to establish an 
Evening Public School at 


Woonona. 
J. A. HOGUE. 


————. 


[1186] 


Department of Public Instruction, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


NEW EVENING PUBLIC SCHOOL. 


fh Ue is hereby notified, for general information, in accordance 

with the provisions of the 34th section of the “ Public 
Instruction Act of 1880,” that it is proposed to establish 
an Evening Public School at 


BavTHougs?. 
J. A. HOGUE. 


Department of Public Instruction, 
Sydney, 25th August, 1910. 


NEW PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 


A\3 is hereby notified, for general information, in 

accordance with the provisions of the 34th section 
of the ‘‘Public Instruction Act of 1880,” that it is pro- 
posed to establish Public Schools at 


[1309] 


BismutH. 
Campen Haven Upper. 
GOOoNUMBLA. 
J. A. HOGUE. 


[1470] Department of Public Instruction, 


Sydney, 30th August, 1910. 
NEW EVENING PUBLIC SCHOOL. 


i@ is hereby notified, for general information, in. 

accordance with the provisions of the 34th seoe- 
tion of the ‘Public Instruction Act of 1880,” that it 
is proposed to establish an Evening Public School at 


WALLSEND. 
J. A. HOGUE. 


Department of Public Instruction, 
Sydney, 5th September, 1910. 


NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, in 

acordance with the provisions of the 34th section 

of the “Public Instruction Act of 1880,” that it is 
proposed to establish a Public School at 


MoMALona. 


J. A. HOGUE. 


[606] Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 


Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 
HRRATUM NOTICE. 


PAsTuRES Protection Acts, 1902-1906. 


N the notice which appeared in the Government Gazette of 
the 31st August, 1910, of the appointment of an Acting 
Irspector to issue permits for sheep to travel from the Pastures 
Protection District of Young, for * John Owens” read “John 
Ovens.” 
[1910-5,739-471 Stock ] ; 
JOHN PERRY. 


[1488] 


Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 
Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


BOUNDARIES AT LLANGOTH- 
LIN. 


H* Excelleney the Governor, with the advice of 

the Executive Council, directs it to be notified 
that all the residents or inhabitants of the age of 16 
years within the undermentioned boundaries, and who 
have been duly enrolled as Commoners, will be entitled 
to the use of the temporary common at Llangothlin. 


County of Clarke, parish of Ryanda: Commencing 
at the south-east corner of portion 98; and bounded 
thence by the east boundary of that portion, the 
south-east, east, and the north-east boundaries of 
portion 101, the north-east boundaries of portions 
124, 42, and 40; thence by the north boundary of the 
latter portion and the north and west boundaries of 
portion 53; thence by part of the north and part of 
the west boundaries of portion 1, the north and west 
boundary of portion 102, part of the west, part of the 
north, and again part of the west boundaries of por- 
tion 97, the west boundary of portion 100, the west 
and south-west boundaries of portion 101, part of the 
west, part of the north, and again part of the west 
boundaries of portion 26, and the west boundary of 
portion 34; thence by the south boundary of the latter 
portion and a line crossing the Great Northern Rail- 
way, and the south boundary of portion 98 aforesaid, 
to the point of commencement. 
[1910-1,221-55 Com.] 


COMMONERS’ 


. JOHN PERRY. 


\ 


7 Sepr., 1910.] 


[1583] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 6th September, 1910. 


“CAREUNGA BORE WATER TRUST.” 


N pursuance of the provisions of the ‘‘Water and 
Drainage Act, 1902,’ I, the Honourable CHartis 
AtFreD Lrx, the Minister for Public Works for the 
time being in and for the State of New South Wales, 
do hereby appoint Saturday, the 24th day of Septem- 
ber, 1910, as the date for the election of Trustees 
of the ‘‘Careunga Bore Water Trust,’’ in leu of the 
Trustees whose term of office expires by effluxion of 
time, and the ‘‘Dolgelly Hotel’’ is hereby apointed the 
polling-place for the said election. 


¥ J. A. HOGUE, 
For Minister for Public Works. 


URSUANT to the provisions of the ‘‘Metropolitan 
; Water and Sewerage Act Amendment Act of 
1889,” I, The Honourable CHAartes AtrRep Len, the 
Minister for Public Works for the time being in and 
for the State of New South Wales, do hereby notify 
that the works constructed under the authority of the 
Minister for Public Works for the time being, and 
described in the Schedule hereto, have been trans- 
ferred to the Board of Water Supply and Sewerage. 
CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister for Public Works. 
Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, Ist September, 1910. 


THe SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 
ASHFIELD LOW-LEVEL SEWERAGE. 
Main Sewer No. 1. 


Commencing at a manhole in private property about 
170 feet north-east of Henry-street and about 135 
feet south-east of Iron Cove Creek; and extending 
thence south-easterly through private property and 
the Infants’ Home Grounds, and across frederick, 
Alt, and Bland streets to a manhole in private pro- 
perty about 70 feet north-east of Curt-street. 
tance of 2896°9 feet. 

The sewer being in trench, and consisting of pipes 
varying in diameter from 9 to 6 inches. 


Branco No. 1. 


A 6-inch pipe sewer: Commencing in Alt-street at 
a manhole on Main Sewer No. 1, at 19997 feet; and 
extending thence north-easterly along that street to 
a manhole; thence south-easterly across that street 
and private property to a manhole and flushing 
station in Blend-street. A distance of 731°5 feet. 


Branco No. 2. 


A 6-inch pipe sewer: Commencing in private fro- 
perty at a manhole on Main Sewer No. 1, at 2333°0 
teet; and extending thence north-easterly through 
private property to a manhole. A distance of 2263 
feet. 

Brancu No. 3. 

A 6-inch pipe sewer: Commencing in private pro- 
perty at a manhole on Main Sewer No. 1, at 2626°5 
feet; and extending thence north-easterly through 
private property to a manhole; thence south-sasterly 
again through private property to a manhole und 
flushing station in a lane. A distance of 535°7 feet. 


Brancu No. 4. 

A @inch pipe sewer: Commencing in private pro- 
perty at a manhole on Main Sewer No. 1, at 26265 
teet: and extending thence south-westerly through 
private property to a manhole and flushing station, 
partly in Curt-street. A distance of 117 feet. 


Brancn No. 5. 

A 6-inch pive sewer: Commencing in private pro- 
erty at a manhole on Branch No. 3, at 207°5 feet 
rom Main Sewer No. 1; and extending thence north- 

easterly through private property to a manhole about 
80 feet south-west of Parramatta-read. A distance of 
133°5 feet. 

Main Sewer No. 2. 

Commencing at a manhole in private property about 
120 feet south-west of Parramatta-road and about 50 
feet south-east of Iron Cove Creek; and extending 
thence south-easterly through private property to a 
manhole in Frederick-strect. A distance of 1054°9 
feet. a ; 

The sewer being in trench, and concisting cf pipes 
9 inches in diameter. 


A dis- : 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 


4931 


AppITIONAL Works. 


Commencing at a manhole in private property about 
170 feet north-east of Henry-street, and about 136 
feet south-east of [ron Cove Creek; and extending 
thence north-westerly for a distance of about 115 
feet. 

The sewer being in trench, and consisting of pipes 
9 inches in diameter. 

Commencing at a manhole in private property about 
120 feet south-west of Parramatta-road, and about 50 
feet south-east of Iron Cove Creek; and extending 
thence north-westerly for a distance of about 82 feet. 

The sewer being in trench, and consisting of pipes 
9 inches in diameter. 

The above to include all manholes, junctions, flush- 
ing stations, overflows, inlets, &c., connected with 
the sewers, and all works carried out under Sewerage 
Contract No. 365. 


Norr.—The above notisication is to be read in lieu of the notification 


_ published in the Government Gazette of 25th May, 1910, No. 84, p, 2735. 


[557] 


[1551] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 26th August, 1910. 


N accordance with the provisions of the ‘‘Water 
and Drainage and Artesian Wells (Amending) 
Act, 1906,” it is hereby notified that the following 
report by ‘“‘The Board’’ constituted under the said 
Act, in favour of the issuing of a license, has been 
presented to me by the Under Secretary for Public 
Works as the result of the public inquiry regarding 
the desirability of granting the application for a 
license under section 24 (1) made by the New Zealand 
and Australian Land Company (Limited) for a new 
artesian well, situate on Western Lands Lease No. 
9, parish of Boorara, county of Finch. 


CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister for Public Works. 


“WATER AND DRAINAGE AND ARTESIAN 
WELLS (AMENDING) ACT, 1906.” 


Report of “The Board’’ constituted under the said 
Act. 
New South Wales, \ 


to wit. 


Wueretas on the thirtieth day of July, in the year 
1910, at Goondoobluie Station, Mogil Mogil, it became 
a matter for public inquiry before Mr. F. G. P. Neul- 
ley, the person authorised by the Board and approved 
by the Minister, as to the desirability of granting the 
application of the New Zealand and Australian Land 
Company (Limited) for a license under section 24 (1) 
of the ““‘Water and Drainage and Artesian Wells 
(Amending) Act of 1906,’’? for a new artesian well 
situate on Western Lands Lease No. 9, parish of 
Boorara, county of Finch, Land District of Walgett 
North, application No. 51, Western Land Board Dis- 
trict; also as to whether ‘“‘The Board’ should report 
in favour of the issuing of a license, and Mr. F. G. P. 
Neilley, the person authorised by the Board and ap- 
proved by the Minister, having inquired into the said 
application, ‘“The Board’’ reports to the Minister for 
Public Works for the time being in and for the State 
of New South Wales, in the Commonwealth of Aus- 
tralia, upon the inquiry that a license be granted for 
a period of twenty-eight years, subject to the con- 
dition that the bore be sunk and cased from surface 
to bottom, and sampies of strata passed through sup- 
plied, in accordance with the standard specification 
of the Public Works Department for the time being: 
that no 10-inch or 8-inch casing be withdrawn, and 
that the bore-head be fitted with controlling gear, and 
all work carried out and completed to the satisfaction 
of the Chief Engineer for Irrigation and Drainage. 


Adopted by ‘‘The Board,’’ and given and signed 
under my Hand, at Sydney, this twenty-sixth 
day of August, 1910. 
W. J. HANNA, 
Chairman of ‘‘The Board” constituted under the 
‘Water and Drainage and Artesian Wells 
(Amending) Act, 1906.’’ 


The Minister for Public Works. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 26th August, 1910. 


"N accordance with the provisions of the ‘Water 
I and Drainage and Artesian Wells (Amending) 
Act, 1906,” it is hereby notified that the following 
report by ‘‘The Board”’ constituted under the said 
Act, in tayour of the issuing of a license, has been 
presented to me by the Under Secretary for Public 
Works as the result of the publie inquiry regarding 
the desirability of granting the application for a 
license under section 24 (1), made by John Lawrence 
Brown, for cleaning out, slotting, and, if necessary, 
deepening an existing artesian well (Tunderbrine No. 
8 Bore), situate on portion 85, parish of Cobbinbil, 
county of Gowen. 

; CHARLES A. LEH, 
Minister for Public Works. 


“WATER AND DRAINAGH. AND ARTHSIAN 
WELLS (AMENDING) ACT, 1906.” 
Report of ‘‘The Board” constituted under the said 
Act. 
New South Wales, 2 
to wit. ; 

Wuereas on the fifteenth day of August, in the year 
1910, at the Court-house, Coonamble, it became a 
matter for public inquiry before Mr. P. C. Tibbits, 
the person authorised by the Board and approved by 
the Minister, as to the desirability of granting the 
application of John Lawrence Brown, for a license 


under section 24 (1) of the ‘‘Water and Drainage and ' 


Artesian Wells (Amending Act of 1906,”’ for cleaning 
out, slotting, and, if necessary, decpening an existing 
artesian well (Tunderbrine No. 3 Bore) situate on 
portion 85, parish of Cobbinbil, county of Gowen, 
Land District of Coonamble, application No. 52, 


Dubbo Land Board District; also as to whether ‘‘The | 
Board” should report in favour of the issuing of a: 
license, and Mr. P. C. Tibbits, the person authorised - 
by the Board and approved by the Minister, having - 


inquired into the said application, ‘‘The Board’’ re- 


ports to the Minister for Public Works for the time 
being in and for the State of New South Wales, in the 
Commonwealth of Australia, upon the inquiry that a 
license be granted for a period of twenty-eight years, 
subject to the condition that the bore be sunk and 


cased from surface to bottom, and samples of strata’ 


assed through supplied, in accordance with the stan- 
b=) . 2 


dard specification of the Public Works Department | 


for the time being; that no 10-inch or 8-inch casing 


be withdrawn, and that the bore-head be fitted with. 


controlling gear, and all work carried out and com- 


pleted to the satisfaction cf the Chief Engineer for | 


irrigation and Drainage. 
Adopted by “The Board,’ and given and signed 
under my Hand, at Sydney, this twenty-sixth 
day of August, 1910. 
W. J. HANNA, 
Chairman of ‘‘The Board’’ constituted tnder the 
‘Water and Drainage and Artesian Wells 
(Amending) Act, 1906.”’ 

The Minister for Public Works. 

NOTIFICATION OF THE COMPLETION OF THE 
WORKS OF THE “COUB4L BORE WATER 
TRUST?’ 

V ] HEREAS by notification under the hand of the Minister 

for Public Works, dated the 18th day of April, 1910, 
published in the Government Gazette of the 20th day of April, 

1910, No. 54, the said Minister did thereby notify that the 

work in respect of which the “Coubal Bore Water Trust” 

had been constituted, was, in his Opinion, so far constructed as 
to be of use to the Trust: And whereas the whole of the works 
in respect of tie said Trust have been completed; Now, there- 
fore, I, The Honourable Cuannes ALFRED Lez, the Secretary 
for Public Works for the time being in and for the State of 

New South Wales, in accordance with the provisions of the 

“Water and Drainage Act, 1902,” and of the “ Water and 

Drainage and Artesian Wells (Amending) Act, 1906,” do 

hereby notify that the works in respect of which the “ Coubal 

Bore Water Trust” was constituted, have been completed, to 

the intent that upon the notification hereof in the Gazette the 

said Trust shali take over the same, and the administration 
and management thereof upon the terms and conditions pre- 
sciibed, and shall exercise all the powers contained in the 
said Acts, except such as are conferred solely upon the 

Minister, and the interest and charges payable by the said 

Trust shall commence to run. i 
Given under my Hand, at Sydney, in the said State, this 

second day of September, in the year one thousand 
nine hundred and ten, 


J. A. HOGUR, 


1289] For Secretary for Public Works. 


[7 Srpr.; 1910. 


* WATER RIGHTS ACT, 1902.” 


AppLicaTion No. 238, Waaaa Waaea Lanp Boarp 
Disraeicr. 


WN accordance with the provisions of the “ Water Rights Act, 

1902,” it is hereby notified that the following report has 

been presented to me regarding the result of an mquiry into 

the application of Heinecke Bros., for a License under Section 

10 of the said Act, in respect of a race, Parish of Tumbarumba, 
County of Selwyn. 

J. A. HOGUE, 
For Minister for Public Works. 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 1st September, 1910. 


DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD. 


New South Wales, } Tumbarumba. 
to wit. ; 

WHEREAS on the 25th day of July, 1910, it became a matter 
for us, by direction of the Land Appeal Court, to rehear an 
application made by Heinecke Brothers for a license under 
Section 10 of the Water Rights Act fora race through por- 
tions 226, 225, 224, 223, 222, 387, 72, 73, 318, 317, 8U1, 302, 
303, 3804, & 305, in the Parish of Tumbarumba, and thence 
along Kent Street to applicants’ allotment 1 of Section 25, 


‘Town of Tumbarumba, for the supply of water for motive 


power for the machinery at their Butter Factory ; and having 
inquired into the said matter, we recommend refusal of the 
application, a8 applicants are not the holders or oecupiers of 
the whole of the land whereon the work is constructed. 


When the application was previously before us we were aware | 


of ,this technical disability, but as the Officer representing the 
Works Department on that occasion stated that his Depart- 
ment would raise no objection on that score, we accepted it as 
a waiver, and recommended the granting of the license. 
Mr. IF. Heinecke appeared. 
No other appearance. 
Given under our Hands, at the Court House, at Tumba- 
rumba, in the State of New South Wales, this 29th 


day of July, 1910. 
J.T. KHATING, Chairman. 
ALEXANDER MACPHERSON, 
ROBERT LEVIS, ‘ty Memberm 


[1282] 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 5th September, 1910. 


ib is hereby notified, for public information, under 
the provisions of section 144, subsection 5, of the 
‘Public Works Act, 1900,’’ that it is intended to con- 
struct a line of Tramway from Military-road, North 
Sydney, to Cremorne Point, in accordance with the 
plans and books of reference prepared in connection 
with the said line, which are now to be seen in the 
Office of the Constructing Authority, Phillip-street, 
Sydney, and at the Office of the Clerk of Petty Ses- 
sions, North Sydney. 
J. A. HOGUH, 


Constructing Authority. 


GOVERNMENT TRAMWAYS. 
Mriitary-roap, Nort Sypney, to Cremorne Point. 


La is hereby notified that the construction of a 
Tramway from Military-road, North Sydney, to 
Cremorne Point (commencing at a point marked A 
on plan, and terminating at a point marked B on 
lan, being a distance of 1 mile 47 chains 71-21 links), 
nas been duly authorised under the provisions of ‘‘The 
Cremorne Tramway Act, 1909,”’ and there is now open 
for inspection, at the Office of the Minister for Publia 
Works, the said Minister being the Constructing 
Authority for the said line, a plan of the said line 
and of the lands through which it will pass, together 
with a book of reference, in which are set forth a 
description of the said lands and the names of the 
owners and proprietors thereof, so far as the same can 
be ascertained. All persons, therefore, who may he 
interested in the said lands to be affected by the said 
line are hereby required to forward to the said Con- 
structing Authority, within one month from the first 
date of the publication thereof, a notice in writing 
of any objection that may appear to them to exist 
to the adoption of the said line, or any part thereof, 
or to any of the works proposed in connection there- 
with.—Dated at Sydney, this fifth day of September, 
in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred 


and ten. 
J. A. HOGUE. 
. Constructing Authority. 
The Seal of the Constructing Authority was affixed 


hereto at Sydney, this fifth day of September 
1910, in presence of— if P } 


[1459] 


(u.8.) 


[1458] JOHN Porrtvs. 


I Nt 


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7 Supr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. } 4933, 


[1468] Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 
FA\HE Council of the undermentioned Shire having, 
in terms of section 112 of the ‘Local Government 
Act, 1906,’ subject to the approval of the Governor, 
declared the plant named in the Schedule hereto under 
the nate of the said Shire to be noxious within their 
area, His Nxcelleney the Governor, with the advice of 
the Hxecutive Council, in pursuance of ths provisions 
of the said ‘Local Government Act, 1906,’’ and the 
Acts amending the same, has approved of the action 
of the Council of the said Shire in declaring, subject 
to such approval, such plant to be noxious within 


their aren, 
J. A. HOGUH. 


SCHEDULE. 
MARTHAGUY SHIRE 
(1910-59-242-294), 
Argemone inexicana, commonly known as ‘‘Mexican 
Poppy.” 


[1560] Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 2nd September, 1910. 
“DURANBAR SWAMP DRAINAGE TRUST.” 


WT is hereby notified, in accordance with the Regu- 
lations under the ‘‘Water and Drainage Act, 
1902,” that at the nomination of candidates for elec- 
tion as Trustees of the ‘‘Duranbar Swamp Drainage 
Trust,’’ held at the Police Station, Tumbulgum, on 
the Ist instanit— 
John Garnet Hibbard, of Tumbulgum, and 
‘Timothy O’ Keeffe, of Duranbah, 
were duly nominated, and the number of candidates 
being the same as the number of Trustees to be 
elected, the said John Garnet Hibbard and Timothy 
O’ Keeife were declared duly elected as Trustees of the 
abovenamed Trust. 


ee 


CHAS. F. DAUNT, 
Returning Officer. 


[800] Public Service Board, 
4 O’Oonnell-street, Sydnez, 
5th August, 1910. 


4 Marotta (men only) being required for the smallest 

Country Schools, the Public Service Board invite 
applications from unmarried candidates between the ages of 
18 and 35 years, desirous of presenting themselves at examina- 
tion. Documentary proof of age must be furnished prior to the 
date of appointment. 

gr tigate will bo required to pass a competitive examination 
in the following subjects :—Arithmetic, Dictation, Grammar, 
Geography, and Reading, up to the standard provided in the 
General Regulations published in the Government Gazette of 
80th December, 1904, for a Thivd Class Certificate for Teachers. 
Copies of these Regulations may be seen at any Public School, 
Candidates holding University Certificates should forward the 
same with their applications. 

Examination will be held on Thursday, the 22nd September, 
1910, at the Headquarters of the Inspectors of Schools, and 
other centres. 

The salary to be paid will be £100 for the first year, and £104 
for the second year. 

Before appointment, successful candidates at the exemination 
will be required to attend an important Public School for a 
term, with a view to their receiving instruction and practice in 
the art of teaching. hey will be granted an’allowance at the 
rate of four shillings (4s.) per day for each day’s attendance 
(maximum £1 per week) during the period of such training, 
if favourably reported upon by the Headmaster and the 
Inspector. 

Suitable candidates already permanently employed in the 
Public Service will have first consideration. 

Application must be made on a form fer the purpose, obtain- 
able at this Office, or from Inspeotors of Schools in Country 
Districts, and must reach the undersigned not later thon 
Monday, 12th September, 1910. 


By order of the Board, 
RK. A, GILFILLAN, 
Secretary. 
Examinations will be held at the following places :— 

Albury. Broken Hill. Hay. Sydney. 
Armidale. Deniliquin. Kempsey. Tamworth. 
Bathurst. Dubbo. Lismore. Taree. 
Bega. Fast Meitiand, Mudgee. Wagga Wagga. 
Blackheath. Forbes. Muswellbrook. Wellington. 
Bourke. Glen Innes. Narrabri. Wollongong. 
Bowral. Goulburn, Newcastle. Yass. 


Braidwood, Grafton, Parramatta, Young. 


[1240] Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 25th August, 1910. 


“THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906.” 


N Examination of Applicants for Certificates of Qnalifica- 
tion to act as Auditor or Clerk to a Shire or Munici- 
pality will be held on Thursday and Friday, 13th and 14th 
October, 1910, at Sydney, avd such Country Centres as the 
Examining Commitiee may determine, 


The subjects of examination for Certificate as Clerk are :— 


(a) All Acts of Parliament dealing with the subject of 
Local Government, and all Ordinances and Kegula- 
tions under such Acts. 

(8) All Acts of Parliament with the administration of 
which the Council of a Municipality or Shire is 
charged, and all Regulations made thereunder. 

(c) The powers and duties of officers and servants of 
Councils under and inrelation to such Acts, Ordinances, 
and Regulations. 

(d) The method of keeping accounts of Councils of Shires 
and Municipalities. 

(e) Handwriting.—To be valued for neatness, simplicity, 
and legibility, judged by the answers to the exami- 
nation papers. 

(f) Arithmetic.—Witbh special reference to calculations 
such as might reasonably be expected to be required 
in the work of a Council of a Shire or Municipality. 


The subjects of examination for Certificate as Auditor are :— 
(a) Auditing, 
(b) Local Government book-keeping. 


Applicants in each case must be of the full age of 21 years. 

Forms of application to attend, and full particulars of, the 
examination may be obtained from the Clerk to the Examining 
Committee, Pastorsl Wxchange, 4 O’Connell-street, Sydney. 
Applications must be lodged with the Examining Committee 
not later then 19th September, 1910. 

Candidates will be required to pay an examination fee of 
10s. 6d., which must be lodged with the Treasury, either 
direct or through a Clerk of Petty Sessions, and the receipt 
therefor forwarded to the Examining Committee with the 
application. 

Copies of papers set at previous examinations may be obtained 
from the Government Printing Oilice, price 6a., per post 7d., 
per copy. 
W. J. HANNA, i 

Under Secretary. 


fil24] Department of Public Instruction, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1910. 


EXAMINATION OF GANDIDATES FOR ADMISSION 
TO THE SYDNEY TRAINING COLLEGE FOR 
TEACHERS. ; 

WN examination of persons (males and females), who are 
not already in the service of this Department, and are 

desirous of entering the Training College for Teachers with a 

view of becoming teachers under the Department, will be held 

on Monday and Tuesday, 26th and 27th September, 1910, at 

Sydney, and at the headquarters of Inspectors of Schools 

throughout the State. 

As an alternative to qualifying as above, candidates not 
already in the Service may compete for admission to the Col- 
lege by submitting evidence of having passed the Matricula- 
tion or equivalent examination. In addition to passing in 
Matriculation subjects they are reiyuired to have passed in 
History and Geography at the University Junior Kxamina- 
tion, or are required to take the College Entrance Examination 
in these subjects. Candidates’ knowledge of drawing will 
also be taken into account. 

Applicants must not be less than 17 years of age on Ist 
January next. 

Provision has been made for the admission of twenty of the 
most suitable candidates. 

Five Scholarships will be available for award—three ‘‘A” 
and two 3B.” 

‘¢A ” Scholarships are of the value of £20 per annum, in- 
cluding a grant of necessary text-books, and exemption from 
payment of college fees. Students boarding away from home 
may get £30 per annum in addition, 

“BB” Scholarships entitle holders to exemption from pay- 
ment of College fees, and to a grant of necessary text-books. 
Those requiring to board away from home may get £15 per 
annum in addition. 

Married women will not be accepted. 

An examination fee of 10s. will be charged. 

Full particulars as to the standard for the examination may 
be had on reference to the teacher of any Public School, or 
to this office. 

Applications on the prescribed forms must reach me not 
later than 10th September next. 


P,. BOARD, 
Under Secretary. 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 


[7 Sepr., 1910. 


eee, 


PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


HE Public Service Board invite applications for 

the following positions. Application should be 

made on a form for the purpose, obtainable at the 

Office of the Board or from Clerks of Petty Sessions 

in country districts, and should reach the undersigned 
not later than the date specified :— 


127m SeprempBer, 1910. 


[Temporary employment in the Dredge Service, in 
the following positions :— 


Omers or JunionR FrreMEN.—Rate of pay, £120 | 


per annum. Applicants must have had three 
years’ sea experience in engine-room or stoke- 
hold. 


The names of selected candidates will be entered 
in the Board’s books for consideration as vacancies 
occur. Their employment will be subject to the 
provisions of section 44 of the ‘‘Public Service 
Act, 1902,’? and should they be retained beyond 
the period therein prescribed will be subject to 
the provisions of section 3 of the “‘.cuue service 
(Superannuation) Act, 1903.” 


197TH SepremsBer, 1910. 


Assistant Inspectors under the ‘‘ Pure Food Act, 
1908,’’ Department of Public Health. The salary 
of the position, which is in the General Division, 
will be at the rate of £200 per annum. Appli- 
cants must be not more than 40 years of age, and 
must furnish evidence of familiarity with commer- 
cial methods, of experience in conducting prosecu- 
tions in police courts, and of instruction and ex- 
perience in the methods of sanitary inspection. 
Suitable applicants already permanently employed 
in the Public Service will receive first considera- 
tion. 


Srconp Assistant LighHrKEEPER, Department of Navi- 
gation. The salary of the position, which is in 
the General Division, is £100 per annum, with 
quarters valued at £30 per annum, and £5 annual 
increments, subject to the necessary funds being 
voted by Parliament, up to a maximum salary of 
£120 per annum. Applicants must not be more 
than 40 years of age. Suitable applicants already 
permanently employed in the Public Service will 
have first consideration. 


EXperiMentarist, Bathurst Experiment Farm, De- 
partment of Agriculture. The salary of the posi- 
tion, which is in the General Division, is at the 
rate of £120 per annum, with annual increments 
of £15, subject to satisfactory service, &c., to 
£150 per annum, with board and lodging. Appli- 
cants must have had a good training in scientific 
agriculture, and should be able to plan and carry 
out scientific experiments suited to the district. 
Suitable applicants already permanently employed 
in the Publie Service will receive first considera- 

‘| bLON: 

Assistant ExprerrmMentauist, Hawkesbury Agricul- 
tural College, Department of Agriculture. The 
salary of the position, which is in the General 
Division, is at the rate of £75 per annum with 
board and lodging. Applicants must have had an 
adequate training in scientific agriculture and 
bo competent to assist the Experimentalist in all 
experimental work. Suitable applicants already 
permanently employed in the Public Service will 
receive first consideration. 


By order of the Board, 


R. A. GILFILLAN, 
Secretary. 


ACT OF PARLIAMENT ASSENTED TO. 


[1477] Legislative Council Office, 


, Sydney, 3ist August, 1910. 


Te is hereby notified, for general information, that 
5 His Kxcellency the Governor has, in the name 
and on behalf of His Majesty, this day assented to 
the undermentioned Act passed by the Legislative 
Council and Legislative Assembly of New South Wales 
in Parliament assembled, viz. :— 


No. 18 1910. ‘‘An Act to amend the ‘Parliamentary 
Electorates and Elections Act, 1902,’ and the 
‘Parliamentary WHlections Act, 1906’; and for 
other purposes.’’ } 

JOHN J. CALVERT, 
Clerk of the Parliaments. 


ACTS OF PARLIAMENT ASSENTED TO. 


[1461] Legislative Council Office, 


Sydney, 27th August, 1910. 


| is hereby notified, for general information, that 

His Excellency the Governor has, in the name and 
on behalf of His Majesty, this day assented to the 
undermentioned Acts passed by the Legislative Coun- 
cil and Legislative Asssembly of New South Wales in 
Parliament assembled, viz. :— 


No. 11, 1910. ‘‘An Act to provide superannuation 
allowances and gratuities for persons employed in 
the Railway and Tramway Services; to amend the 
Acts regulating the Public Service and the ‘Gov- 
ernment Railways Act, 1901’; and for purposes 
consequent thereon or incidental thereto.” 

No. 12, 1910. ‘‘An Act to provide for a Saturday 
half-holiday every Saturday in shops; and to 
amend the law with regard to the early closing of 
shops; and for purposes consequent thereon or 
incidental thereto.”’ 

No. 13, 1916. ‘‘An Act to make certain provisions in 
respect of the acquisition of land required for irri- 
gation and other purposes in connection with the 
‘Barren Jack Dam and Murrumbidgee Canals 
Construction Act, 1906.’ ”’ 


No. 14, 1910. ‘‘An Act to amend the ‘Fisheries Act, 
1902,’ and the ‘Net Fishing (Port Hacking) Act, 
1901’; and for other purposes incidental thereto.’’ 


No. 15, 1910. ‘‘An Act to amend the ‘Fire Brigades 
Act, 1909’; and for purposes consequent thereon 
or incidental thereto.”’ 

No. 16, 1910. ‘‘An Act to amend the ‘Miners’ Acci- 
dent Relief Act, 1900,’ and the ‘Miners’ Accident 
Relief (Amendment) Act, 1901’; and for other 
purposes.” 


No. 17, 1910. ‘‘ An Act to sanction the construction 
of a line of Goods Railway from Flemington to 
Belmore, and Wardell-road to Glebe Island and 
Darling Island; to authorise the construction of 
the said line on public roads; to provide for the 
use of the said’ line by the Constructing Author 
ity or by persons authorised by him; and for 
other purposes consequent thereon or incidental 
thereto.” 


1910. ‘‘An Act to incorporate Wesley College as a 
College within the University of Sydney; to em 
power the said University to grant certain lands 
to trustees for the purposes of such college; and 
to repeal the Act twenty-third Victoria, intituled 
‘An Act, to incorporate Wesley College as a 
College within the University of Sydney.’ ” 


JOHN J. CALVERT, 
Clerk of the Parliaments. 
& 


[591] 


New South Wales Government Railways, 
Office of the Ohief Commissioner, 
Sydney, 22nd July, 1910. 


OTICE is hereby given that quantities of old materials, 
namely,--Number of tramway rails, which have been 
left by the owners on Railway premises, are lyivg at Coota- 
mundra, and that unless they are removed from the Railway 
premises within two months from the date of this notice they 
will be sold, and the proceeds utilised for the payment of 
storage charges. 
By order, 
J. 8. SPURWAY, 
Secretary. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 
AND TRAMWAYS. 


SALE or Lost ann Uncnaimmp Property AT DARLING 
Havzovur Station, Wepnuspay, 14rn Sepremper, 1910, 


IN is hereby given that a quantity of Unclaimed 
\ Goods on hand prior to the 16th March, 1910, and certain 
articles left in trains or on railway premises, such as umbrellas, 
walking sticks, muffs, &¢.. which have been on hand three 
months or more, will be sold by Public Auction at 11 a.m. on 
Wednesday, 14th September, 1910, «at the Darling Harbour 
Goods Station. ; 

Owners may apply for lost articles to the District Superin- 
tendent, Sydney Station, until 8th September, 1910. 

The goods will be on view at Darling Harbour for two days 
preceding the sale. 


~ 


By order of the Chief Commissioner, 


J. §S. SPURWAY, 


[875] Secretary. 


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7 Sepr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 4935 
[1546] Industrial Registrar’s Office, (c) The Board decides that when bulk goods, 


Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


4 he, following Award of the Storemen and Packers’ 

(Drug Warehouses) Board, constituted for the m- 
dustry of Storemen and Packers employed in wholesale 
drug warehouses within the district comprised in the 
following boundaries, viz.: Commencing at the eastern 
boundary of Manly; thence in a north-westerly direc- 
tion to Hornsby; thence in a direct line to Hmu 
Plains; thence in a lize to Liverpool; thence in a line 
to Sutherland; thence in a line to the north-eastern 
headland of Botany Bay; and thence by the coast-line 
to the point of commencement at Manly; and shall 
include the Municipality of Manly and the townships 
of Hornsby, Kmu Plains, Liverpool, and Sutherland, 
together also with the districts comprised in the fol- 
lowing boundary, viz., within a radius of 20 miles of 
the Newcastle Post and Telegraph Office, Newcastle, 
in the State of New South Wales, and including the 
following places:—Neweastle, Adamstown, Carring- 
ton, Hamilton, Lambton, Merewether, New Lambton, 
Plattsburg, Wallsend, Stockton, Waratah, Wickham, 
Islington, Tighe’s Hill, Young Wallsend, West Walls- 
end, Killingworth, Boolaroo, Holmesville, Minmi, and 
Teralba, is, by direction of the Attorney-General, 
published in accordance with the provisions of section 
9 of the ‘‘Industrial Disputes Act, 1908.”’ 

G. C. ADDISON, 
Industrial Registrar. 


AWARD. 


“THE INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES ACT, 1908,’ AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 


Before the Stcremen and Packers’ (Drug Warehouses) 
Board. |, 

In the matter of the application of the United Store- 
men’s Union of New South Wales to determine 
certain industrial matters, and the reply thereto 
lodged on behalf of certain employers. 


The 29th day of August, in the year one thousand 
nine hundred and ten. 


THE Storemen and Packers’ (Drug Warehouses) Board 
having taken evidence in the matter of the above- 
mentioned application and reply, and heard what was 
alleged by Mr. Miller, as secretary of the claimant 
Union, and by Mr. Wegg-Horne, solicitor, representing 
The Australian Drug Company (limited), Elhott 
Brothers (Limited), C. Markell & Co., Sayers, Allport 
Proprietary (Limited) Allen and Hanburys (Limited), 
Potter and Birks (Limited), Park Davis & Co., G. 
Arnold, and Borroughs Wellcome (Limited), makes 
the following Award :— 

1. -Area.—This Award shall apply within the district 
comprised within the following boundaries, viz. :— 
Commencing at the eastern boundary of Manly; 
thence in a north-westerly direction to Hornsby; 
thence in a direct line to Hmu Plains; thence in a 
line to Liverpool; thence in a line to Sutherland; 
thence in a line to the north-eastern headland of 
Botany Bay; and thence by the coast-line, to the 
point of commencement at Manly; and including the 
Municipality of Manly and the townships of Hornsby, 
Emu Plains, Liverpoo!, and Sutherland. } 

2. Application. of the Award.—This Award shall 
apply to all who are storemen or packers or storemen 


and packers as defined, and to all boys who are being’ 


trained as storemen or packers, or who are used to 
assist storemen or packers, and to women and girls 
engaged in storemen’s or packers’ work, in any drug 
warehouse within the area of the Award; but shall 
not apply to those who only do factory packing in the 
factory section of a warehouse. 

3. Definitions.—For the purposes of this Award, to 
determine who are storemen and packers under the 
Award, the Board decides as follows :— 

(a) Those shall be considered packers who pack in 
any case, canvas cover, or final envelope for 
transit, and those who do town packing, 
other than the putting up of waiting orders, 
and postal packing of more than one article 
in one package of greater weight than 1 lb. 
in a final cover for transit by post as a part 
of their regular work, and packing for transit 
in the factory section of a warehouse, and 
unpacking. 

(b) Those shall be considered storemen whose work 
lies in and about the receiving of bulk goods 
into store, and the storing or handling of 
same while in bulk, including the delivery of 
same out of store for further transit or for 
unpacking within the warehouse, and the 
unpacking thereof. 


having been unpacked, are to be stacked or 
distributed into lockers, bins, or fixtures, as 
stock ready for sale, such work is not solely 
storemen’s work, but may be done by a store- 
man, packer, or other employee, at the dis- 
cretion of the employer. 

(d) The Board decides that the packing or putting 
up of drugs as. done in the performance of 
their work. at such places as the warehouses 
of The Australian Drug Company (Limited) 
‘and Elliott Brothers (Limited) is not packers’ 
work; and that drug hands, counter hands, 
sundry hands, and all those whose character- 
istic work lies in the selection and collection 
of drugs and articles from bins, shelves, 
lockers, &c., for the purpose of filling orders, 
are not by reason of such work either store- 
men or packers. 

4. Hours.—Working hours shall be 474 per week, 
to be worked between 8.15 a.m. and 6 p.m. from Mon- 
days to Fridays, inclusive, with 1 hour for lunch; or 
between 8.15 a.m. and 5.45 p.m. from Mondays to 
¥yidays, inclusive, with 45 minutes for lunch, as may 
be arranged by the employer; and between 8.15 a.m. 
and 1 p.m. on Saturdays. All time worked before 
the usual starting hour or after the usual knock-off 


time, and all time in excess of 473 hours in any 


week, and all time worked on any Sunday or holiday, 
shall be paid for as overtime. 


5. Men’s Wages.—(a) All adult males who are store- 
men and packers, or storemen, or packers, shall re- 
ceive not less than than £2 5s. per week, unless under 
the provision of Clause 6 (D). 

(b) The head storeman and packer 
or head storeman or packer where three other adult 
storemen or packers are employed shall be paid not 
less than £2 7s. 6d. per week, and where six other 
adult storemen and packers are employed not less 
than £2 10s. per week. 


6. Boys’ wages.—(a) Any boy under the age of 17 
years shall be paid not less than 10s. per week, over 
17 and under 18 not less than 15s., over 18 and under 
19 not less than 22s. 6d., over 19 and under 20 not 
less than 30s., over 20 and under 21 not less than 
37s. 6d.; but 

(b) Youths who enter the industry 
for the first time between 18 and 22 years of age may 
be paid as follows:—_From 18 and up to 19 years, 
17s. 6d.; from 19 and up to 20, £1; from 20 years 
and up to 21, £1 5s.; from 21 to 22 years, £1 15s.; 
after 22 years, full adult wage (ascertainment of age, 
see next clause). 

7. Women’s and girls’ wages.—Women employed 
upon storemen or packers’ work shall be paid not less 
than 25s. per week, and girls shall be paid the same 
wage as youths up to 25s. At ages where a youth 
would under this Award get more than 25s., a girl 
shall be paid not less than 25s. For the purpose of 
this and the preceding section, an employer who 
takes reasonable care may rely on any birth certificate 
or statutory declaration as to age, unless and until 
he has notice of its inaccuracy. 


8. Casual labour.—All employees not under a weekly 
engagement shall be paid not less than 25 per cent., 
in addition to the rates otherwise prescribed both for 
time and overtime. 


9. Payment of wages.—Time shall be made up 
weekly to suit the convenience of employers and em- 
ployees. 


10. Overtime.—The following shall be overtime 
rates :—I1s. 5d. per hour for all adult male labour, 9d. 
per hour for all youths, girls, and women. 


11. Holidays.—The following holidays shall be ob- 
served:—New Years Day, Anniversary Day, Good 
Friday, Haster Saturday, Easter Monday, Prince of 
Wales’ Birthday, Eight-hours’ Day, King’s Birthday, 
Christmas Day, Boxing Day, and any other gazetted 
public holiday. 


12. Weekly engagement.—The engagement. of all 
hands shall be a weekly one, terminable only by a 
week’s notice on either side, unless in cases where the 
employer is justified at common law in dismissing the 
employee without. notice. 

13. Certificates of employment.—Any person who 
has been employed for a period of not less than three 
months shall, on leaving that employment for any 
cause other than one upon which dismissal without 
notice can be legally justified by the employer, be 
given by his employer a Certificate of Employment 
stating how long he has been employed, between what 
dates, and the position held. 


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14. Time and wages sheets——Every employer shall 
keep or cause to be kept time-sheets and pay-sheets 
correctly written up in ink, of his employees; and 
such pay-sheets shall show any deductions from the 
wages of emplcyees. 


15, Preference to unionists is not granted, but in 
the engagement and dismissal of hands there shall 


be no discrimination against members of the United 


Storemen’s Union of New South Wales. 


16. Interviewing employees.—The secretary of the 
United Storemen’s Union of New South Wales may, 
with the approval of the employer at any time on a 
matter of urgency or during the meal hour, inter- 
view an employee. Such interviews are to take place 
outside the store or warehouse. 

17. Slew workers.—The Industrial Registrar is ap- 
pointed the tribunal to grant permits under section 
27 (f) of the Act, and to leave such tribunal! free and 
unhampered to deal with cach application for any such 
permit on its individual merits, the minimum wage 
for such worker is fixed at the nominal sum of Is. per 
weels. 


18. Duration.—This Award shall be and remain in 
force for a period of three years. 
Fr. A. A. RUSSELL, 
Chairman of the Board. 
Denman Chambers, Phillip-street. 


NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


PPLICATIONS having been made to bring the 

‘ lands hereunder described under the provisions 
of the Real Property Act, Certificates of Indefeasible 
Title will issue, unless Caveats be lodged in accord- 
ance with the Third Schedule to the said Act, on oR 
BEFORE THE 12rmH Octroprr, 1910:— 

No. 15,819. APPLICANTS:—Percy Robert Rus- 
sell and John Russell Jones, both Sydney. LAND :— 
Municipality Erskineville, 103 perehes and 22 perches, 
in Pleasant and Prospect streets,—lot 5 and part 
lots 4 and 6, subdivision: part Block A, E. Devine’s 
subdivision part Erskineville Estate, and also lots 16 
and 17, Block B, E.. Devine’s subdivision part said 
estate, and part 120 acres and 90 acres granted to 
Nicholas Devine; adjoining properties of HM. Turtle, 
P. Forward, A. and G. Meal, St. Joseph’s Building 
Soeicty, C. Coleman, and L. Hughes or D. J. Monk. 


No. 16,026. APPLICANT :—Robert Magee, Moree. 
LAND :—Municipality and town Moree, 11 acres 2 
roods 25 perches, in Boston, Gwydir, and Balo streets, 
—suburban portion 2, granted to Alexander McLaugh- 
lin, and part suburban portion 1 granted to Thomas 
Henry Brockley McGee: adjoining properties of A. 
H. Grace, D. B. Suttie, J. Moloney, and Q. Cane. 


No..16,163, APPLICANT :—Edmund Symonds May- 
hew, Strathfield. LAND:—Municipality Ingleburn, 
12 acres, on Oumberiand-road, at Ingleburn,—lots 
347, 348, and 349, Campbelifield’s Nstate, and part 
1,180 acres (portion 45 of parish) granted to William 
Bediren adjoining properties of W. Monie and J. 

ell, 


No. 16,174. APPLICANT: — William Thomas 
Wright, Marrickville. LAND:—Municipality Mar- 
rickville, 4 acres 384 perches, on Livingstone and 
Warren toads,—part lot 4, section 8, Division 2B, 
Petersham Estate, and part 700 acres granted ‘to 
Thomas Moore; adjoining properties of J., W., and 
L. Moncur and M. Blair, L.-C. Morris, J. F. Gibson, 
M. A. Bourke, E. J. Falvey, T. O. Bennett, BE. Vente- 
man, T. J. Haddock, A. EH. Gleesha, M. Seott, A. 
Morgan, and W. JT. Wright. 


_ No. 16,178. APPLICANT :—Adolphus James Tay- 
lor, Sydney. LAND:—City Sydney, 233 perches, in 
Castlereagh-street,—allotment 5, section 17, granted 
to Robert Hoddle, and part allotment 15, said section, 
granted to Joshua Holt and John Bray (in trust); 
adjoining properties of Australian Hibernian Catholic 
Guild, W. and F. A. Moses, HExecutors of F. . 
Humphrey, Mrs. Bray, and J. Vickery. 


No. 16,335. _ APPLICANT: —The Law Guarantee 
and Trust Society, Limited. LAND :—Municipality 
Vaucluse, 3 roods 12} perches, in Marine-parade, Bay- 
street and Military-road, Watson’s Bay,—lots 15 to 
22 inclusive, and part lots 14 and 23, section 6, town- 
ship Watson’s Bay, and part 20 acres oranted to 
Edward Laing; adjoining properties of @ Everett 
and H. Edwards. f 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 


[7 Sxpz., 1910. 


No. 16,404. APPLICANTS :—William Stuart and 
James Stuart, both Camperdown... LAND :—City 
Sydney, 252 perches, in Harbour and Little Hay 
streets and Kimber-lane, Block A4, Dickson’s sub- 
division and part 15 acres 3 roods 4 perches (allotment 
1, section 1) granted to John Dickson; adjoining 
properties of J. McMahon. and trustees late 
Hordern. 


No. 16,459. APPLICANT :—Thomas Cook, Turan- 
ville, near Scone. LAND:—Municipality and City 
Newcastle, 2, roods 14 perches, in Auckland and 
Laman streets, lot 14, part lot 18, section C, and 
part Australian Agricultural Company’s subdivision, 
and is part 2,000 acres (portion 268 of parish) 
granted to Australian Agricultural Company ; adjoin- 
ing properties of Mrs. C. W.: McIntyre and <Aus- 
tralian Agricultural Company. 

No. 16,463. APPLICANTS:—Dame Harriet 
Cooper, Sir William Charles. Cooper, Sir Edward 
Stanley Hope, and Henry William ‘Holland, all Kng- 
land, and Tom Raine Raine, and Percy Arundel 
Rabett, both Sydney. LAND :-—Municipality, Wool- 
lahra, 21 acres 2 roods 2 perches, on O’Sullivan-road, 
—part Point Piper Estate, and part 1,150. acres 
cranted to Danie! Cooper and Solomon Levey; adjoin- 
ing property of Dame H. Cooper, Sir W. C. Cooper, 
Sir E. 8. Hope, H. W. Holland, T. R. Raine, and 
P. A. Rabett. 


No. 16,468. APPLICANTS :—Edward Alworth Mit- 
hell Merewether, of Merewether, and Henry Alfred - 
Mitchell Merewether, Sydney. . LAND :—County 
Northumberland, parish Rothbury, Shire Cessnock, 06 
acres 8 roods 36 perches,—being lands granted as 48 
acres (portion 82 of parish) and 50 acres (portion 33 
of parish) to James Mitchell; adjoining properties of 


J. Deasy and E. AgM. and H. A. M. Merewether. 


No. 16,469. APPLICANTS :—Edward. Alworth Mit- 
chell Merewether, of Merewether, and Henry Alfred 
Mitchell Merewether, Sydney. LAND :—County 
Northumberland, parish Rothbury, Shire Cessnock, 121 
acres 8 roods 8 perches,—lands granted as 40 acres 
(portion 40 of parish) and 80 acres (pertion 41 of 
ptrish) to James Mitchell; adjoining Lt de ae of 
J. Deasy, J. Lambkin, and HE, A. M. and H. A. M. 
Merewether, 

No. 16,470. APPLICANTS :—Edward Alworth 
Mitchell Merewether, of Merewether, and Henry 
Alfred Mitchell Merewether, Sydney. LAND :—- 
County Northumberland, parish Rothbury, Shire Cesa- 
nock, 344 acres 3 roods, and 440 acres 3 roods 32 
perches, on road from Singleton to Maitland,—parts 
800 acres (portion 2 of parish) granted to James 
Roberts; adjoining properties of J. C., Mayne and 
EK. A. M. and H. A. M.' Merewether. ; 


No. 16,471, APPLICANTS:—Edward , Alworth 
Mitchell Merewether, of Merewether, and Henry 
Alfred Mitchell Merewether, Sydney. LAND :— 


County Northumberland, parish Rothbury, Shire Coss- 
nock, 20 acres 1 rocd 3 perches and 478 acres 3 roods 
6 perches,—parts of land granted as 500 acres (portion 
154 of parish) to William Phillips; adjoining property 
of EH. A. M. and H. A, M. Merewether. 


No. 16,491. APPLICANTS :—Frederick Richards 
and Thomas Heffernan, both Sydney. LAND :—City 
sydney, 8 perches, in Crown-street, Surry Hills,—part 


‘Jot 1, Nickson’s Partition, and part 185 acres granted 


to Kdward Smith Hall; adjoining properties of 'T. 
Cunningham and Mrs. Flanagan. 

No. 16,580. APPLICANT :—KErnest Alfred Turtle, 
Newtown. LAND:—Municipality Erskineville, 1 acre 
323 perches, at junction of George and Victoria 
streets,—lots 6, 7, part 8, section B, White’s Estate, 
and part 120 acres and 90 acres granted to Nicholas 
Devine ; adjoining properties of H. Knight, J. Stone, 
J. Weirick, Dr. U. Terry, and D: J. Monk. 


Rav 


No. 16,537. APPLICANT':—A. H. Burnet and Com- 
pany (Limited). LAND :—Oity Sydney, 74 perches 
in Sussex-street and Washington-lane,—lot ©, an 
part lot B of subdivision of allotment 1, section’ 21, 
granted to James Wilshire; adioining properties of 
A. Rofe and A. H. Burnet and Company (Limited). 


No. 16,606. | APPLICANT :—Minnie Kate Brann, 
Albury. UAND :—Municipality Albury, 83 acres 2 
roods, on Wagga-road and Bungambrawatha Creek, 
near Albury,—being land granted as 80 acres, allot- 
ment 44, to Joha Connass. 

Diagrams delineating theso lands may be inspected — 
at the Land Titles Office, Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 


W. G. H.-WILLIAMS, 


Registrar-Genera]. 
(th September, 1910, a 


[1604]. 


7 Serr, 1910.] 


NOTICE UNDER THE REAL PROPERTY. ACT. 


AceEA NE having been made to bring the 
lands hereunder described under the provisions 
of the Real Property Act, Certificates of Indefeasible 
Title will issue, unless Caveats be lodged in accord- 
ance with the Third Schedule to the said Act on or 
BEFORE THE 26ruH OcroBEr, 1910: — 


No. 14,676. APPLICANT: George Ray, . near 
Picton. LAND: County Camden, parish Picton, 
shire Wollondilly, 59 acres 1 reod 184 perches, 5 acres 
23 perches, and 35 acres 2 roods 35 perches, on road 
from Burragorang to Picton,—parts 1,000 acres (por- 
tion 139 of parish) granted to Daniel McLean Ross; 
adjoining properties of D. McKinnon, G. Ray, J. 
Ray, J. McNamara, and W. Mitchell. 

No. 16,028. APPLICANT: Edward Fripp, Car- 
lingford. LAND: Municipality Bankstown, 89 acres 
2 roods 393 perches, on Chapel and North Occupation 
roads and Stacey-street.—part 40 acres (portion 98 of 
parish) granted to James Marshall, and part 600 
acres (portion 51 of parish) granted to George Morris; 
adjoining property of Greenacre Park, Limited. 

No. 16,200. APPLICANT: Edmund McGrath, 
Seone. LAND: Municipality and village Scene, 2 
‘roods and 4 of a perch, in Kingdon-street,—allotment 
5, section 12, granted to John Royle; adjoining pro- 
perties of J. D. Stafford, W. Bakewell, and trustees 
of Roman Catholic Church. 


No. 16,379. APPLICANT: Margaret Green, Cook’s 
Fill, LAND: Municipality Neweastle, 201 perches, 
an Darby-street,—part lot 15, section L, the Aus- 
tralian Agricultural Company’s Hstate, .and part 
2,000 acres (portion 2684 of parish) granted to the 
Australian Agricultural Company; adjoining ‘pro- 
perties of G. Croker, J. Parkinson, M. Lindsay, and 
J. Macara. i 
_ No. 16,889. APPLICANT: Arthur Nelson Little- 
john, Sydney. LAND: City Sydney, 12 perches, in 
Hunter and Phillip streets —part allotment 9, section 
42, granted to Elizabeth Wood; adjoining properties 
of KR. S. Hill and M. and J. H. McEvoy. 

Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected 
at the Land Titles Office, Elizabeth-strect, Sydney. 


W. G. H.-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 
7th September, 1910. [1605] 


(1226] Department of Navigation, 
Sydney, 19th August, 1910. 


NOTICE TO MARINERS. 
NeWweastie Sournrern BreacwarTer Liaut. 
Nitto. is hereby given that on and after Menday, the 
19th September, 1910, the fixed red light hitherto shown 
om ihe southern Breakwater at the Harbour entrance, Port of 
Neweastle, will be exhibited froma beacon 545 feet further 
along the Breakwater to the north-eastward. Height of light 
above high-wator, 45 feet. Are of visibility, 222 degrees. 
Vessels from-the southward will open this light when it is 
bearing N.64 degrees W. (magnetic), and when in sight it 
leads clear north-eastward of Big Ben Rock and adjacent, 
shoals, 


During fog a bell will be rung at short intervals. 


By order of the Acting Superintendent, 


JOHN 8. D’ARCY, 
Acting Secretary. 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
341 Pitt-street, Svdney, 
26th August, 1910. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Novice to tur Owners or TRNEMENTS AND 
PREMISES IN— 


Alexandria: Euston-street, from Huntley-street south- 
westerly 450 yards. 


Beazley: Warrow-road, from Connemara-street to 
Washington-street ; Union-street, from Grantham- 
street to Warialda-street: Henry street, from 
Webber’s-road north-easterly 153, yards; Albyn- 
. street, from existing main to Forrest-road; Car- 
rington-street, from .Northbrook-street north- 
westerly 285 yards. 

Burwood: Weldon-street, from existing main to 

“ existing main. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 4937 


Canterbury: Godfrey-street, from Peel-street. to 
Taylor-street.; Moreton-street, from Godfrey-street 
south-easterly 313 yards; Taylor-street, from 
Godfrey-street south-easterly 463 yards; Alice- 
street, from Lakemba-street southerly 157 yards; 
Lakemba-street, from Ernest-strect to Alice- 
street; The Boulevarde, from Punchbowl-road to 
The Broadway; Summerfield-avenue, from Can- 
terbury-road. to Harp-street; Punchbowl-road, 
from The Boulevarde southerly 53 yards; Sixth- 
avenue, from WHighth-avenue to Ninth-avenue ; 
Beamish-street, from Seventh-avenue to Byron- 
street. 

Drummoyne: Longview-street, from Great “North 
road westerly 90 yards. 

Eastwood: Corunna-road, from _ Balaclava-road to 
Vimiera-road; Railway-parade, from Blaxland- 
road to Ethel-street. 

Glebe: Bay-street, from Parramatta-road to Francis- 
street; Francis-street, from Bay-street westerly 71 
yards, 

Hurstville: Station-street, from existing main to 
Bountlary-road; Boundary-road from Universal- 
street to Station-street; Universal-street, from 
existing main to Boundary-road ; Queen’s-parade, 
from existing main north-easterly 118 yards, 

Hornsby Shire: Dartford-road, from Milson’s-parade 
northerly 270 yards. 

Kogarah: Wmpress-street, from existing main ‘south- 
easterly 76 yards. 


‘Kuring-gai Shire: Boundarysstreet, from Clive-street 


to existing main; Cyril-street, from Clive-street 
easterly 428 yards; Clive-street, from Boundary- 
street to Cyril-street; Greengate-street, from 
existing main north-easterly 76 yards. 

Manly: Griffin-street, from George-street westerly 93 
yards, 

Marrickville: Newington-road, from Middleton-street 

to. Bright-street. 

North Sydney: Queen’s-avenue, from Princes-street 
northerly 56 yards. 

Paddington: Neild’s-avenue, from Glenview-street to 
Lawson-strest ; Lawson-street, from existing main 
to Neild’s-avenue. 

Randwick: Victoria-street, “from Raglan-street to 
Ireton-street. ; 
Rockdale: Marshall-street, from existing main easterly 

162 yards; Hegarty-street, from The Avenue wes- 
terly 125 yards; The Avenue, from Wrederick- 
street to. Hegarty-street; The Esplanade, from 
existing main to O’Neil-street Hirst-street, from 

Hdward-street to existing main. 

Ryde: Weaver-street, from Searle-street south-wes- 
terly 56 yards; Rutledge-street, from Shaftesbury- 
road westerly 119 yards; Great North road, from 
Blaxland-read northerly 849 yards; Cox’s-road, 
from Cressy-road south-easterly 198 yards. 

Sydney: City-road, from Parramatta-road to Cleve- 
land-street ;, Quay-street, from existing main to 
George-street; Yurong-lane, from Crown-lane to 
Riley-street ; Bowman-street, from existing main 
to Banks-street ; Banks-street, from Bowman-street 
northerly 27 yards; St. Kilda lane, from Palmer- 
street to Hgan-lane; Mgan-lane from St. Kilda 
lane to Spence-lane; Spence-lane, from Bourke- 
street to KNgan-lane. 

Willoughby: Tingah-street, from existing main nor- 
therly 89 yards; Alpha-street, from existing main 
to existing main; Dalton-street, from Albert- 
avenue to Victoria-avenue; Waratah-street, from 
Archer-street to Spearman-street ; Darling-street, 
from existing main southerly 89 yards; Chats- 
wood-avenue, from Victoria-avenue to McQuarie- 
street; Albert-avenue, from Robinson-street wes 
terly 74 yards; Robinson-street, from existing 
main to Albert-avenne. 

Woollahra: Bellevue-road, from existing main to, 
Riddle-street; Balfour-road, from existing “main 
to Rivers-road: Rivers-road, from existing main 
to Bellevue-road ; Rivers-road, from existing main 
to Victoria-road. 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe]. 

HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated as above, are hereby required, on or before 
the 12th day of October next, to cause a proper pipe 
and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water from 

the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 

D. C. ROBERTSON, 
Inspector to the Board of 


[i414] Water Supply and Sewerage. 


4938 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 


[7 Sxpr., 1910. 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply ana Sewerage, 
Sydney, 18th July, 1910. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notice to tHe Owners oF TENEMENTS AND 
PREMISES IN— 


Sydney: Chalmer’s-street, from Elizabeth-street to 


Randle-street. 


Kogarah: Hampton Court road, from existing main 
to existing main; Francis-street, from existing 
main to Kogarah-road; Edward-street, from 
Tanner-avenue to Kogarah-road; Arthur-street, 
from Tanner-avenue to Kogarah-road. 

200kwood: Kgerton-street, Sutherland-street 
to Hezlett-street. 


Waverley: Murriveri-road, from existing main to 
Hardy-street ; Northcote-street, from. Old South 
Head road to Oxford-street; Robert-street, from 
Old South Head road easterly 215 yards. 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than sixty 
yards from the main pipe. | 


from 


pee main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated as above are hereby required, on or before 
the seventh day of September next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


D. C. ROBERTSON, 
Inspector to the 
Board of Water Supply and Sewerage. 
[542] 


HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 


Norice to Lay SrRvice PIPEs. 


Noricer io the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the case may 
be) of tenements and premises situated in— 


Wickham : Downie-street from end of existing main to Estell- 
street ; Harrison-street from end of existing main to 
Northumberland-street ; McMichael-street from Downie- 
street northerly to 10 chains past MHarrison-street ; 
Northumberland-street from Downie-street southerly 3 
chains ; Northumberland-street from MNHarrison-strect 
northerly 9 chains; Estell-street from end of existing 
main to Downie-street ; Girling-street, from Clyde-street 
to Price-street. 


Newcastle: Langford-street from Porcher-sireet westerly 7 
chains. 


TY\HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid down, 


the owner or occupier, or mortgagee (a3 the case may be) 
of all tenements and premises situated as above is hereby 
required, on or before the 22nd September, 1910, to cause a 
proper pipe and stopcocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


By order of the Board, 


ALFRED E. FRY, 
Secretary. 


[887] 


Board’s Offices, Newcastle, 
8rd August, 1910. 


‘Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


T is hereby notified that a Court of Appeal against 
assessments for water rates on properties situated 

in Hornsby Shire, for the year commencing Ist July, 
1910, will be held at the Court-house, Hornsby, on 
Tuesday, 20th September, 1910, at 10 o’clock forenoon, 
or as soon after as the course of buisiness will admit. 


WILLIAM HOLMES, 
Secretary. 


aN Ce is hereby given that a Circuit Court will 

be holden at the Court-house, Wagga Wagga, on 
Wednesday, the twenty-eighth day of September 
instant, before His Honor Mr. Justice Sly, when all 
Magistrates, Jurors, Witnesses, and other persons con- 
cerned are required to attend. 


NORMAN pz H. ROWLAND, 
Clerk of Arraigns. 
Supreme Court, Sydney, . 
Friday, the second day of September, 1910, 
[1541] 


| 


Ne es is hereby given that a Circuit Court will 

be holden at the Court-house, Deniliquin, on 
Thursday, the thirteenth day of October next, before 
His Honor Mr. Justice Sly, when all Magistrates, 
Jurors, Witnesses, and other persons concerned are 
required to attend. 

NORMAN pe H. ROWLAND, 
Clerk of Arraigns. 
Supreme Court, Sydney, 
Friday, the second day of September, 1910. 

[1542] 


OTICE is hereby givén that a Circuit Court will 
be holden at the Court-house, Lismore, on Thurs- 
day, the sixth day of October next, before His Honor 
Mr. Justice Cohen, when all Magistrates, Jurors, Wit- 
nesses, and other persons concerned are required to 


attend. 
EDGAR H. COHEN, 
* Clerk of Arraigns. 


Supreme Court, Sydney, 
[1462] 


30th day of August, 1910. 


re Police Magistrate and Justices of the Peace, 
in Petty Sessions assembled at the Court-house 
at Woodburn, this 29th day of August, 1910, do 
hereby appoint the Monday before the first Tuesday 
in each and every month to be the day on which all 
actions under the ‘‘Small Debts Recovery Act, 1899,” 
and any Act amending the same, shall be heard and 
determined at the Court-house at Woodburn afore- 
said, in the Petty Sessions District of Woodburn. 


By the Court, 


MORETON H. FITZHARDINGE. 


[1475] Police Magistrate. 


OTICE.—Francis Edward Nicholls is hereby ap- 
pointed to be Registrar of the Small Debts Court 
at Woodburn,—to take effect from this date.—Dated 
at the Court-house, Woodburn, this 29th day of 
August, 1910. 
By the Court, ; 
MORETON H. FITZHARDINGE. 
[1474] Police Magistrate. 


NS as Edward Nicholls, First Class 
4 Constable, is hereby appointed to be Bailiff of 
the Small Debts Court at Woodburn,—to take effect 


from this date.._Dated at the Court-house, Wocd- 
burn, this 29th day of August, 1910. 


By the Court, 


MORETON H. FITZHARDINGE, 
Police Magistrate. 


[1476] 


7 I, the undersigned Justices of the Peace in Petty 
Sessions assembled at the Court-house, Cal Lal, 
in the State of New South Wales, have this 20th day 
of August, 1910, appointed Thomas Burke to be 
Registrar and Bailitl of the Small Debts Court at 
Cal Lal, vice C. J. C. Hullick, resigned. 
W:Pe SMITH heb. 
JOHN HIGGINS, J.P. 
Court-house, Cal Lal, 


20th August, 1910. [1465] 


N OTICE is hereby given that I, the undersigned, a Police 
k Magistrate in and for the State of New South Wales, 
being assembled in Petty Sessions, at the Court-house at 
Bourke, in the absence of other Justices of the Peace, have 
this day appointed the undermentioned days as the days on 
which Courts of Petty Seseions for hearing and determining all 
actions under the “Small Debts Recovery Act, 1899,” and any 
Act amending the same, shall be held in the Court-house, at 
Bourke aforesaid, in the Petty Sessions District of Bourke, in 
lieu of the first Wednesday and Monday preceding the third 
Wednesday,—as notified in Government Gazette of 15th July, | 
1908, No. 83 :-— 


Friday, 9th September, 1910, at 10 a.m. 
Monday, 19th September, 1910, at 10 a.m. 
Friday, 80th September, 1910, at 10 a.m. 
Friday, 14th October, 1910, at 10 a.m. 
Friday, 28th October, 1910, at 10 a.m. 
Monday, 14th November, 1910, at 10 a.m. 
Friday, 25th November, 1910, at 10 a.m. 


_ A. ORMONDE BUTLER, 
Police Magistrate. 


[1229] 


Court-house, Bourke, 
17th August, 1910. 


7 Sepr., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138, 


4939 


Nigiri. is hereby given that a Circuit Court will be h Iden 

ut the Court-house, Neweastle, on Tuesday, the twenty- 
seventh day of September next, before His Honor The Chief 
Justice, when all Magistrates, Jurors, Witnesses, and other 
persons concerned are required to attend. 


P. HALSE ROGERS, 


Clerk of Arraigns. 
[1276] 


Supreme Court, Sydney, 
Twenty-third day of August, 1910. 


Nc is hereby given that a Circuit Court will be holden 

at the Court-house, Tamworth, on Tuesday, the eleventh 
day of October next, before His Honor The Chief Justice, 
when all Magistrates, Jurors, Witnesses, and other pcrsons 
concerned are required to attend, 


P. HALSE ROGERS, 
Clerk of Arraigns. 
{1275 ] 


Supreme Court, Sydney, 
Twenty-third day of August, 1910. 


FRANK BURFORD TREATT, Police Magistrate, sitting 
9 as a Court of Petty Sessions, in the Court-house, at 
Tuena, this 18th day of August, 1910, do hereby appoint the 
Thursday following the third Tuesday in each month to be 
the day on which all actions under the “ Small Debts Recovery 
Act of 1899,” and any Act amending the same, shall be heard 
and determined in the Court-house at Tuena aforesaid, in the 
Petty Sessions District of Tuena. 


[i237] F. B. TREATT, P.M. 


FRANK BURFORD TREATT, Police Magistrate, sitting 
9 as a Court of Petty Sessions, in the Court-house, at 
Trunkey, this 17th day of August, 1910, do hereby appoint the 
Wednesday following the third '‘fuesday in each month to be 
the day on which all actions under the “Small Debts Recovery 
Act of 1399,” and any Act amending the same, shall be Neard 
and determined in the Court-house at Trunkey aforesaid, in 
the Petty Sessions District of Trunkey. 


[1238] F. B. TREATY, P.M. 


OTICE is hereby given that a Circuit Court will 
be holden at the Court-house, Dubbo, on Wednes- 
day, the’ twenty-eighth day of September next, before 
His Honor Mr. Justice Pring, when all Magistrates, 
Jurors, Witnesses. and other persons concerned are 


required to attend. 
CHAS. G. ADDISON, 
Clerk of Arraigns. 
[1311] 


Supreme Court, Sydney, 
24th day of August, 1910. 


OTICE is hereby given that a Circuit Court will 
be holden at the Court-house, Bathurst, on 
Wednesday, the twelfth day of October next, before 
His Honor Mr. Justice Pring, when all Magistrates, 
Jurors, Witnesses, and other persons concerned are 


required to attend. 
CHAS. G. ADDISON, 
Supreme Court, Sydney, Clerk of Arraigns. 
24th day of August, 1910. [ 1312} 


— 


HE Police Magistrate and Justices of the Peace 
at Narooma, in Petty Sessions assembled, have 

this twenty-fourth day of August, 1910, appointed the 
Wednesday, after the fourth Monday in each month, as 
the day for holding the Court. for hearing and deter- 
mining all actions under the Small Debts Recovery 


Acts 
H. GILES SHAW, 
Police Magistrate. 
Narooma. 


[1320] 


4 pe Police Magistrate and Justices of the Peace in Petty 

Sessions assembled at the Court-house at Richmond, this 
fourth day of August, 1910, do hereby appoint the First 
Thursday in each month to be the day on which all actions 
under the “Small Debts Recovery Act, 1899,” and any Act 
amending the same, shall be heard and determined at the 
Court-house, Richmond aforesaid, in the Petty Sessions District 
of Windsor at Richmond. 


T. B. CLEGG, 
Police Magistrate. 
[799 j 


Court-house, Richmond, 


4th August, 1910. 
A’ a Court of Petty Sessions held in the Court- 

house, Katoomba, on the 13th day of July, 
1910, and in accordance with the requirements of 
Rule 3 of the 24th May, 1910, the Second Wednesday 
in each month was appointed to be the day for hear- 
ing and determining, at the said Court-house, all 
‘actions under the “‘Small Debts Recovery Act, 1899,”’ 
and any Act amending the same. 


T. B. CLEGG, 


Police Magistrate. 
Katoomba, 13th July, 1910. [333] 
on No, 138, 7 SEPTEMBER, 1910,—2. 


[1557] Department of Fisheries, 


Sydney, Ist September, 1910. 

HEREAS by the 11th section of the ‘‘Fisherics 
W Act, 1902,” it is among other things enacted 
that the Board of Fisheries may, by notice in the 
Gazette from time to. time, declare that any specified 
tidal or inland water or portion thereof shall be closed 
against fishing generally, and by any method of 
capture during any specified time in any year: Pro- 
vided that the Board may, in like manner, rescind or 
vary any such notice: Now, therefore, the Board, in 
pursuance and exercise of the powers conferred by 
the said Act, do hereby declare that the waters of the 
rivers, as specified in Schedule ‘‘A’’ hereto, shall be 
closed against fishing generally and by any method of 
capture, except by rod and line or hand-line with not 
more than two hooks attached, from the Ist day of 
October to the 30th day of November, 1910, inclusive: 
Provided that it shall not be lawful to capture trout 
by such methods: And provided that the waters 
specified in Schedule ‘‘B’’ hereto shall not be closed 
against the taking, of trout by means of rods with 
artificial flies and landing nets during the month of 
November next. 

(1.8.) FRANK FARNELL, 
Chairman of the Board of Fisheries 
for New South Wales. 


ScoHepueE ‘‘A.’’ 

The whole of the waters of that part of the Murray 
River, together with all its lakes, lagoons, creeks, 
inlets, billabongs, and tributaries, within the State 
of New South Wales, including the Darling, Edward 
or Kyalite, Barwon, Murrumbidgee, Lachlan, Bogan, 
Macquarie, Castlereagh, Namoi, Gwydir, MacIntyre, 
and Severn Rivers, together with the whole of their 
lakes, lagoons, inlets, creeks, billabongs, and tribu- 
taries ; and also the whole of the inland lakes, lagoons, 
and billabongs, whether connected by flow or discon- 
nected with any one of the herein specified waters 
lying west of the Great Dividing Range, in the State 
of New South Wales. 

SCHEDULE ‘‘B.”’ 

The head waters of Murray, Murrumbidgee, Namoi, 
Lachlan, Macquarie, Castlereagh, Gwydir, Severn, 
and MacIntyre Rivers, together with the whole of 


their tributaries. 


“Head waters’? shall mean and include such por- 
tions only of the waters specified in Schedule “B” as 
trout may be found to exist in. 


(1241] 


The Treasury, New South Wales, 

Sydney, 22nd August, 1910. 
LEASK OF LEE WHARF (WESTERN END), AT 
NEWCASTLE, 


A pate Ba are invited for the Lease of the western end 

(circuit about 450 feet) of Lee Wharf, M erewether-strect, 
Newcastle, together with the shed thereon. The dimensions of 
this shed are 150 feet by 50 feet, and it is lighted by electricity. 
The lease will be granted by the Colonial Treasurer under the 
provision of the 154th section of the “ Navigation Act, 1901,” 
and will be for a period not exceeding three years, subject to 
determination at any time during its currency by either side 
giving three months’ notice. Power is reserved to make regu- 
lations governing the use of the wharf and the storage of 
goods inthe shed. Further particulars can be obtained at the 
Offices of the Department of Navigation, Sydney and New- 
castle. Tenders marked “Tender for Lease of Lee Wharf,” 
and addressed to the Under Secretary for Finance and Trade, 
will be received at the Treasury, Sydney, up to the 12th day of 
September, 1910. The highest or any tender will not neces- 
sarily be accepted. 


J. W. HOLLIMAN, 
Under Secretary for Finance and Trade. 


[1559] 


SEs clecteeeeee 


_ Sydney Harbour Trust Office, 
Circular Quay, 5th September, 1910. 
TENDERS FOR A SUSPENSION TRAMWAY. 
ENDERS will be received at this Office up to 2 
p.m. on Tuesday, the 4th proximo, for the sup- 
ply and erection, in working order, of a Suspension 
Tramway, to be used for the transportation of goods 
at the new wharf (No. 3 Jetty), to be occupied by the 
Norddeutscher Lloyd, at Darling Harbour. 
Forms of tender and full particulars may be ob- 


tained on application to the Engineer-in-Chief, at 
this Office, 
HAROLD F. NORRIE, 
Secretary, 


wes 


4940 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 158. 


LEASE OF TOOLOORA BORE. 


ENDERS are invited for a lease of all that piece or parcel 
of land containing 20 acres situated in parish Colmia, 
county Leichhardt, Shire of Walgett, together with the im- 
provements, &c., thereon, known as Tooloora Bore. Lease to 
be for a period of five years. Lessee to pay all rates and taxes. 
Lease to be subject to usual landlord and tenant conditions 
and to the following special condition :—Lessee to supply free 
of charge to local Shire Council or other authorised body or 
person’ in control of the Public Watering Place known as 
Tooloora’ Bore, with water from the Bore on the land to be 
leased. The water to be supplied in such quantity as demanded 
by the Shire Council or other person aforesaid, but mot exceed- 
ing 10,000 gallons per diem, and to be delivered cn the boun- 
dary of the land hereby leased, in a proper accessible drain. 
The Minister to have power at any time to re-enter on the land 
to enforce this condition and without compensation payable. 

Highest or any tender not necessarily accopted. 

Further information to’ be obtained from the Publie Works 
Department, Sydney, and the District Works Officer, Walgett. 
“Benders close at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, 4th October, 1910, 
addressed to the undersigned, and endorsed * Tender for Lease 
of Looloora Bore.” 


CHARLES A. LEX, 
£14541 Minister for Public Works, 


METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WATER SUPPLY 
AND SEWERAGH. 
MM\ENDERS for the works specified below will be 
received up to 2 p.m. on: the date mentioned, 
addressed to the President :— 
12tmH Supremper, 1910. 


Contract No. 949.—Supply and delivery at Marrick- 
ville Pumping Station of two complete sets of 
Steam Surface Condensers and Air Pumps. De- 
posit, £10; security, £50. 

19tH Sueremeser, 1910. 

Contract No. 967.—Construction of 4,207 lineal feet of 
Concrete Sub-main Sewer in the Municipality of 
Manly. Deposit, £100; security, £470. 

Contract No. $62.—Construction of 682 lineal feet of 
Stoneware Pipe Sewers in the Municipality of 
Mosman. Deposit, £10; security, £35. 

Contract No. 963:—Construction of 1,959 lineal feet 
of Stoneware Pipe Sewers in the Municipality of 
Randwick.’ Deposit, £10; security, £40. 


Dor 


Contract No. 950.—Construction and Hrection of a 


Pumping Station for the Drummoyne Low-level 
Sewerage. Deposit, £10; security, £70. 

Contract No. 965.—-Construction of 1,215 lineal feet 
ef Stoneware Pipe Sewers in the Municipality of 
North Sydney. Deposit, £10; security, £60. 
(Fresh tenders.) 

4731 Ocrozurn, 1910. 

Contract No. 771.—Construction and erection of an 
Elevated Mild Steel Service Tank at. Bellevue 
Hill, Woollahra. Deposit, £10; security, £100. 

Contract No. 772.—Construction,and erection of an 
Blevated Mild Steel Service Tank at Rawson- 
place, Drummoyne. Deposit, £45;. security, 

Bee SPA 0 ; 
7TH Novunser, 1910. 


Contract No. 951.—Supply and Delivery, of Centri- 
fugal Pumps and Electric Motors for the Drum- 
moyne Low-level Pumping Station. Deposit, £10; 
security, £80. 


WILLIAM HOLMES, 


241 Pitt-street; Sydney, Secretary. 
3rd September, 1910. 
[1547] Sydney Harbour Trust Office, 


Circular Quay, 
2nd September, 1910. _ 
TENDERS FOR TRONWORK, T MBER, &c., FOR 
(NEW JETTY, WOOLLOOMOOLOO BAY: 
{EPARATE Tenders will be received at this Office 
up to 2 p.m. on the 12th instant, for the supply 
and delivery of the undermentioned items in connec- 
tioh ‘with the construction of a New Jetty in 
Woolloomooldo Bay :— ne hil 
i: peut ks concrete Cylinders for sheathing 
| ‘piles: i 
2. Wrought Ironwork. 
3. Hewn Ironbark. 
Forms of tender and full particulars may be obtained 
upon application ta the Hngincer-in-Chiet of the 
Drust,. \. ye sO 
bh EH. W. AUSTIN, 
Acting Secretary. 


[7 Surr., 1910. 


New South Wales Government Railways, 
Office of the Chief Commissioner, ¢ 
Sydney, 5th September, 1910. 


(PEE will be received at this Offige, not later 
| than 12’ o’clock noon on the dates specified, for 
the undermentioned Works, &c¢.:— 

Monpay, 26TH Sepremver, -1910. 

The Supply of Typewriting, Machines required during 
the six months ending 30th June, 1911. Particu- 
lars, Railway Stores, Wilson-street, Newtown. 

>] arf b) i ; i d J ; 
| Turspay, 47H Octoser, 1910. 

The Supply and Delivery of Two Chassis, each 35 to 
30 horse power, for Motor Tower’ Wagons. | Speci- 
fications, &c., Hlectrical “Hngineer’s’ Office, 61 
Hunter-street, Sydney. ; 

_ Tenders are to be endorsed “Tender for Typewriting 

Machines,’’ or_as the case may be. ( 

‘The Chief Commissioner does not bind himself to 
accept the lowest or any tender, Nyt ee gl 


By order, | 
J. S. SPURWAY, . 
Secretary. 


r160t) Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 5th September, 1910. 


ENDERS have been accepted for the following 

Public Works for the week ending 3rd instant ;— 

GovERNMENT. ARCHITECT'S Brancu— 

Supply and erection of Steel Work to new En- 
trance. Gallery and Stairway at. G.P.O., 

| Sydney—Ultimo Ironworks Ltd., Sydney. : 

Minor repairs and internal painting at Post and 
Telegraph Office,, Hunter’s Hill—Anderson 
Bros., Sarry Hills. 

Improvements to Publie School, Shellharbour—T, 
D. Whitfield, Shellharbour. Mess) aie 
Erection of Publie School Building at Opale 
(Lightning Ridge)—D. Scoular, Hornsby. 
Erection of a Publie School Building at Barnsley 
s!J! Johnston; West Wallsend. oka 
Additions and alterations to Post and Telegraph 

Office, Fumut—T. G. Hastings; Tumut.’ 

Improvements to Public School premises and 
Residence at Narrabri—J. N. Josephson, 
Narrabri. 

Erection of a Public School Building at Goola- 
eong—John Waugh, Croydon. ° 

Additions and repairs to Public School and Resi- 
dence, Hdwardstown-G. I. Armstrong, Gun- 
dagai. 

Alterations to Public School premises at St. 
Leonards Bast (Milson’s Point)—J. Richard- 
son and Son, North Sydney. 

Ereetion of Public.School Building and Residence 
at Werris Creek. H. Gillies, ‘Tamworth, 

Erection ot Police Buildings at Adamstown—4J. 
B. 't. Saunders, Wickham. 

Erection of Retaining Wall, &c., at Public 
School, Mosman—-P. Stubbins, Moore Park. 

Ropeirs, ‘painting, &¢., at Public School and 
Residence, Mortlake—Steel Bros., Bondi. 

Roaps AND Bripers Brancn— 

Caretaking of the Lane Cove (Fig Tree) Swing 

Bridge for three years from 1st September, 
/4910-—C.' Geruti, Hunter’s Hill. 

‘Caretaking of Krina Creek Bridge for three years 
from Ist September, 1910—-Jane Williams 
Gosford. poy 

Caretaking of Dunmore Bridge for three years 
from Ist September 1910-—H. Cooper, Weod- 
ville. ee 

Rattway anp Tramway Construction Brancn— 

Construction of Permanent Way, including 'Ther- 
mit Welding and Track Bonding for! an Hlee- 
tric Tramway from Waverley to Bronte (Con- 
tract No. 1)—Wilmot and Morgan, Sydney. 


Harbours AnD Watrr Suprty Brancn— 


Construction of Pumping Well, Mngine-house, 
Service Reservoir, Rising Main, and Reticu- 
lation’ for Dungog Water Supply ' (Contract 
930)—RBi.! Hood Auburniste 7) 5% fai 


Supply, and efection, of Pumping Machinery for — 


Dungog Water'Supply (Contract 918, scheme 
RT 4 3 F 
Noi 1)+Saunders’ and Stuart, Sydney. *) 0 
Unsuccessful Tenderers for the above are requested 
Pig i my NESDIS 


to accept this ‘intimation. 7 


W.d. HANNA, 
Under Secretary. 


we 


7 Serr, 1910.) 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 138. 4941 


ee 


Departinent of Publie Works, 
8yduey, 7th September, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIO WORKS. 


f bes eape will be received at this Office, for the Public Works epsvified in the 
P.M., of the various dates set forth in the second column. , 
All envelopes containing Tenders must be addreased to the President of the 


them the name of the work in respect of which the Tender is submitted, 


It is to be understood that the Government dees not bind itself to accept the lowest or any Tender; and no Tender will 


be accepted until the same has been reported upon by the proper officer. 


Dates 
up to which 
Tenders will be 
received. 


Description of Work or Supplies to be 
Tendered for. 


——— eee 


CHARLES A. LEE. 


Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions, 
General Conditions, and form of Tender, Remarks, 
may be seen. . 


Government Architect’s Branch. 


Erection of New Building, Public School, 12 Sept., 1910 
Wallendbeen. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Cootamundra; and Public School, 
Wallendbeen. 


Additions to Public School, Brookvale .- | 12 Sept., 1910 


ment, Sydney; and Public School, 


Brookvale. 


Additions to Public School, Campsie ... ... | 12 Sept., 1910 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Public Schcol, 
Campsie. 


Erection of New Building, Publie School, 


12 Sept., 1910 
Little Coogee. 


Additions, &c., to Public School, Clunes _.. | 12 Sept., 1910 


Contractors’ Boom, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; Public School, Little 
Coogee. 


Contracio:s’ Room, Public Works Depart» | 


Oontractor’s Koom, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 

| Lismore; Publie School, Clunes; and 

| Police Station, Bangalow, 


Excavation of Site No. 6 for Workmen’s | 12 Sept., 1910 
Dwellings, Gloucester-street, City. 


Contractors’ Reom, Public Works Depart- | 
ment, Sydney. 


Improvements to Bath Room, No. 1 Male | 12 Sept., 1910 
Ward, Hospital for Insane, Parramatta. 


Jontractore’ Roo nu, Public Works Vepart- | Fresh Tenders. 
ment, Sydn3y; and Court-house, 
Parramatuu. 


Erection cf Superintendent’s Residence for 


12 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Doport- Fresh Tenders. 
Reception House; and Additions to Police meat, Sydney. 
Station, Darlinghurst. | 


Installation of New Gas Service, Post and | 12 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 


Telegraph Office, Homebush. 


ment, Sydney. 


Alterations and Additions to Public School, | 19 Sept., 1910 
Five Dock. | 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works De part- 
rent, Sydney; and Public Schocl, 
| Five Dock. 


Erection of Teacher's Residence, Public | 19 Sept, 1910 
School, Misabotti. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Davart. 
mont, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Kempsey; and Public School, Misa- 


botti, 


Repairs, Renovations, Painting, &c., Post and | 19 Sept., 1910 
Yelegraph Office, Kogarah. 


| ontractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
tment, Svdnev. 


General Repairs, Painting, &c., Military | 19 Sept., 1910 
Magazines, Newington. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment Sydney. 


Erection of New Fence and Gates, Public 


19 Sept., 1910 
School, Newtown. 


ment, Sydney; and Public School, 


! Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Newtown. 


Repairs to Pilot’s Regidence, Pilot Station, | 26 Sept., 1910 
Bellinger Heads. 


—_——_——-sa> 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 
ment, Sydney; District Worka Office, 

| Kempsey ; Police Station, Coif’s Har- 

4 


bour; and Pilot. Station, Bellinger 
Heads. 


f 


Additions to New Building, Technical College, | 26 Sept., 1910 
West Maitland, 


\ HL 
Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 

ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 

Newcastle; and Technical College, 

West Maitland. 


Erection of Veterinary School, Sydney 


26 Sept., 1910 
University. 


Contractors’ Room, Publie Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney. 


Erection of New Building, Public School, | 26 Sept., 1910 
Tumberumba. ‘ 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 
ment, Sydvey; District Works Office, 
Coctamund:a; and Publie School, 
Pumberumba. 


Additions to Court-house, Tenterfield 


. | 26 Sept., 1916 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


ment, Sydney; District Works Office, | 
Armidale ; and Court-house, Tenter- 
field. 


Repairs, Painting, &c., Post and Telegraph 
Office, Milton. 


26 Sept., 1510 


Milton. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Police Station,, 


Schedule hereunder, up to TWO O'CLOCK 


Tender Board, ana have legibly endorsed upon 


4942 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. [7 Sepr., 1910. 


2s een eee ee ee 


WENDERS FOR }CUELIU WORKS—continued, 


te ge ea ns ce 


Dates . : A aa 
“aes 4 P Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions 
Description of Work or Supplies to be up to which ae otal 6 BLE idl je of Tender, ? Remarks. 
Yendered for. Tenders ig be may be seen. 
received. 


RAS (ootnet ty Ul One ea eee nee a ae ee ae 


Government Architect’s Branch—continued. 
meee Ohi L(y "irae Be 
Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- } 
ment, Sydney; and Police Station, 
Mosman. 


Additions and Repairs, to Police Station, | 26 Sept., 1910 


Mosman. 


Additions to Public School, Kcorawatha ... | 26 Sept., 1910 Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Cootamundra; and Public School, 
Koorawatha. 


Providing Fittings for Medical School | 26 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Additions, University of Sydney. ment, Sydney. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Carlingford. | 


Improvements to Drainage, Public School, 
Carlingford. 


26 Sept., 1910 


Repairs and Painting, Post Office, St. Peter’s | 26 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 


ment, Sydney. 


Repairs and Painting, Post Office, Darlington | 26 Sept., 1910 | ontractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney. 


26 Sept.,'1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
mect, Sydney. 


Alterations, Renovations, and Repairs, Post 
Office, Chatswood. 


Additions to Court-house, Gosford... ... | 26 Sept., 1916 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- Fresh Tenders. 


ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Newcastle; and Court-house, Gosford. 


| 


Repairs to Fences, &ce., Police Station, Rand- | 26 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
wick. ment, Sydney. 


Erection of New Building, Public School, St. 
Leonards North. 


4 Oct., 1910 
mert, Sydney; and Public School, 
St. Leonards North. 


Oontractors’ Koom, Public Works Depart- | 


Additions to Public School, St. Leonards ...| 4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
| St. Leonards. 


Erection of New Police Buildings, at The| 4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders, 


Rock. | tent, Sydney; District Works Office, 
| Cootamundra ; and Police Station, The 
Rock. 


Erection of Teacher’s Residence, Public| 4 Oct., 1910 Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
School, Coramba. ment, Sydney ; District Works Office, 
Kempsey; and Public School, 

Coramba. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 


Alterations and Repairs to Lock-up, Molong... | 4 Oct., 1910 
Bathurst ; and Lock-up, Molong. 


Erection of New Building, Public School, | 4 Oct., 1910 | Coatractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Hllalong. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Neweastle; Police Station, Cessnocs ; 
and Public School, Ellalong. 
| 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney ; and Court-house, Parra- 
matta. 


Connecting with Sewer, Military Buildings, | 4 Oct., 1916 


Parramatta. 


Erection of Teacher’s Residence, &c., Public | 4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
School, Dobie’s Bight. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 

; Lismore; and Public School, Dobiv’s 

| Bight. 

Improvements, &c., to Public School, Wright- { 4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ville. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 


Cobar; and Public School, Wright- 
ville. 


Se 


Alterations and Repairs, Public School, 
Granville South. 


4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 


Granville South. 


Improvements and Painting, Public School 


; 4, Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Worke Depart- 
and Teacher’s Residence, Kaleigh. 


ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Kempsey ; and Public School, Raleigh. 


Erection of Weathersheds, Public School, | 4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Kurri Kurri. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Newcastle; and Public School, Kurri 

Kurri. 


a 


7 Sepr., 1910.] 


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TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS—continued. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138, 4943 


a in ee 


Dates 
up to which 
Tenders will be 
received. 


Description of Work or Supplies to be 
Tendered for. 


Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions, 
General Conditions, and form of Tender, Remarks, 
rhay be seen. 


Government Architect’s Branch—continued. 


Erection of New Buildings, Public School, | 4 Oct., 1910 
Mullengrove. 


| Contractors’ Room, Public Works, Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 

| Goulburn; and Public School, Mul- 
lengrove. 


Erection of Teacher’s Residence, Public | 10 Oct., 1910 


School, Tuncester. 


ment, Sydney ; District Works Office, 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 


Railway Construction. 


Manufacture, Supply, and Delivery of Super- | 12 Sept., 1910 
structures of Steel Bridges over Mehi River 
and Great Ana Branch of the Gwydir 
River, Moree to Mungindi Railway, First 


Section. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney. 


| | 


Construction of Cattle Yards, at Boree Creek, 
First Section of the Lockhart to Clear Hills 
Railway. 


4 Oct., 1910 


Ceo eT 


Manufacture, Supply, and Delivery of 8,000 
tons of 60-1b. Steel Rails. 


| Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
ment, Sydney; and Police Station, 
Lockhart. 


The date for the 
closing of Tenders 


ment, Sydney. 
will be fixed later. 


Irrigation and Drainage Branch. 


Southern and Western Suburbs Ocean 


Construction of the Second Section of the | 12 Sept., 1910 
Outfall Sewer (Contract No. 913). 


Contractors’ Ktoum, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney: and Department of 
Public Works, Melbourne. 


Construction of Drainage Works for Murwil- | 26 Sept., 1910 
lumbah Swamp ‘Contract No. 945). 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Court-honses, 
Morwillumbah, Ballina, and Lismore. 


Construction of Cuttings, Sections 1 and 2,{ 4 Oct., 1910 
Great Amna-branch, Darling River (Con- 
tract No. 900). 


Fresh Tenders. 
Time extended. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depsrt- 
ment, Sydney; Court-houses. Broken 
Hill, Wentworth, and Swan Hill (Vic.); 
Police Station, Mildura (Vic.); and 
Department of Public Works, Mel- 
bourne. 


Construction of Bridges and Regulators, 8ec- | 4 Oct., 1910 
tion No. 3, Great Ana-branch, Darling 


River (Contract No. 900). 


Construction of Cuttings and Banks and | 24 Oct., 1910 
Erection of Wire Netting Iencing on por- 
tion of Main and Mirrool Branch Canals, 
Murrumbidgee Northern Canal anna o| 


No. 938). 


Fresh Tenders. 
Time extended. 


Contractors’ Room, Publie Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; Court-houses, Broken 
Hill, Wentworth, and Swan Hill (Vic.) ; 
Police Station, Mildura (Vic.); and 
Department of Public Works, Mel- 
bourne. 


| Contractors’ Room, Public Works Devart- 
ment, Sydney ; and Court-houses, Hay, 
| Narandera, and Wagga Wagga. 


| 
ie 


Harbours and Water Supply Branch. 


Construction of Roof for Existing Service 
Reservoir, Water Supply, Gundagai (Con- 
tract No. 948). 


4 Oct., 1910 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Oourt-house, 
Gundagai. 


1 Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Public Works 
Office, Newcastle. 


Fresh Tenders. 


Erection of Lavatory for Lee Wharf, near| 4 Oct., 1910 
Merewether-street, Newcastle (Contract No. 
920). 

Extension of Main to serve Ist Subdivision, |] 4 Oct., 1910 


Five Islands Estate, Water Supply, Port 
Kembla. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney ; and Court-house, Wol- 
longong. 


Supply and Erection of Pumping Machinery, 31 Oct., 1910 Beaker Bee Room, Public Works Depart- | 


Water Supply, Quirindi (Contract No. 933). 


ment, Sydney. 


Supply, Delivery, Erection, and Test-working | 9 Jan., 1¥11 
ot a Coal-loading Plant, capable of deliver- 
ing into ships holds about 1,000 tons of coal. 
per hour at each side of a New Jetty to bi> 
Erected at Port Kemble, South Coast, Neyv 


South Wales. 


Contractors’ Koom, Public Works Derpart- 
ment, Sydney ; and at the Office of the 
Agent-General of New South Wales, 
London. | 


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4944 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. [7 Sepr., 1910. 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS—continued. 


Dates F : : ait 
5 te : ‘ eins Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions sale’ bial 
Description of Work or Supplies to be puree mies General Gerditions, and form of Tender, — Fa Remarks. 
Tendered for. e receteed Y may be seen. = 


nS 


Roads and Bridges Branch. 


rg er nr A St BSE RR SN ES A 


Erection of Composite Truss Bridge over! 4 Oct., 1910 
Cockfighter Creek, at Bulga, Road Singleton | 
to Bulga. | 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
ment, Sydney; Public Works Office, 
Newcastle ; and Court-house, Singleton. 


Supply and Erection of Hand-power Gear for 
Operating Lift Span, Coraki Bridge, 
Richmond River. 


10 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney ; Court-houses, Casino 
and Jismore; and Police Station, 

| Coraki. ; 


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[1590] Departinent of Public Works, 
Sydney, 7th September, 1910, 
TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WATERING PLACES. 
ENDERS will be received at this Office for a lease of the Public Watering Places specified hereunder. 


Tenderers are requested to state what rental they are prepared to offer for a lease, or the lowest sum for which they will 
work the Watering Places with the privilege of retaining the collections as specified in the Regulations. 


Tenders must be addressed to the Tender Board, and endorsed with the name of the Public Watering Place for which the 
poe is submitted, and accompanied by a negotiable deposit for the sum of £5, with the names and addresses of two sureties 
or approval, 


The Department does not bind itself to accept any Tender. 
The lease will be subject to the provisions of the ‘‘Public Watering Places Act of 1900,” and the Regulations thereunder 


_ The lessee may cultivate the Tenant's Lease, and any improvements which he may effect in the shape of clearing and 
burning off timber may be considered in his favour should he tender for a new lease at the expiration of his term. 


Copies of the Act, Regulations, Conditions of Lease, and Agreement may be seen and further information and forms 
of Tender may be obtained from the local District Works Officer, or from the Department of Public Works, Sydney. 


CHARLES A. LER. 


Date from which der close ab. 
Watering Place iat Peace Road. ot Lenve,| the Leage may be | pm, os under 
Res ag 

Mt. Drysdale Tank .., ...| 820 0 O| At Mt. Drysdale ... is .| 5 years} 1 Oct, 1910 ...| 12 Sept., 1910 
Cobham Tank ... nde aa 74 1 O| Tibbooburra to Wilcannia 5» 1, ” {| 124 ” 
Paldramata Bore £2 ..| 640 0 O | Wilcannia to Milparinksa ay ae Lees ” 12 » 
Wolfrey’s Weir... oi ..{ 820 0 O7 Brewarrina to Goodooga aE + Li's ” | 12 45 ” 
Momba Bore... ah ..| 820 0 Oj; Wilcannia to Hungerford VoD Sigg oeo bas ” ee dyer ” 
Mulgany Bore .,., sibs | 640 0 O | Wanaaring to Milparinka Cr at Reese Paar Oe wef 12 y » 
Bulgoo Tank .., seo ...| 640 0 O | Balarabon to Cobar 15 oy ls FS) | 12 ? 
Shuttleton Tank ee ..| 649 0 @| AtShnttleton  ... 5 oy 1 Nov., .| 10 Oct. ” 
Parragundy Bore wee ..{ 820 0 0} At Parragundy Diy 1a ”» 10 5, ” 
White Cliffs Tank No. 1 ...|. 640 0 O | At White Cliffs V5 gy oel bin  » 10 » ” 
*Dolgelly Bore ... ene ..| 4384 3 6 | Moree to Boggabilla HNO e095 1 » ” 10 ” 


_— 


* This public watering-place is offered for lease subject}to the reservation of all but a maximum quantity of 20,009 gallons of water a day, 
to the use ot which the lessee will be entitled, and from which he will be required to supply all public and personal requirements, There isa two- 
roomed cottage with yerandah on the public watering place, together with a feneed-in paddock. 


Stores Supply Committee, 
Sydney, 26th August, 1910, 
TENDERS FOR SUPPLIES AND SERVICES FOR THE PUBLIC SERVICE, 


KNDERS will be recolved at the Stores Supply Department, 15 and 1%’ Young-street, for the Supplies and Services 
specified in the Schedule hereunder, up to 4:30 p.m. on the date set forth in the second column thereof. 


A, BERCKELMAN, 
Executive Member. 


i re, 


nn A A A A ARR RE RS 


| Dates ap to which 


Description of Supplies sred fer. Tem Peri iiette 
upplics fo be Tendered fer will. be veoe'y el: Bemarka. 


eR * SRR TE aa A 


Supply and Delivery, during the year 1911, oi— 7 Sept, 1910 


- My , " fie 
Hintiketa. Te nder forms and further particulars may b 


obtained on application. 


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REPORT BY THE GOVERNMENT STATISTICIAN ON THE VITAL STATISTICS OF THE 
METROPOLIS FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST, 1910. 


rQ°HE following is a condensed statement of the principal features of the month, compared with the 
averages for the corresponding month of the previous five years, due allowance being made for increase 
in population :— 


EE oe EE ES Diets ee cr rr en ems See eve esters eT er sa nen mney cnlAS mnt ee A PA ae | ee 


Average of . A. Se Aveeee ‘3 
Particulars, suger t Soe Causes of Death. “Ao. ta hae prericus 
byeats. | 5 years. 

z ) ED } eae ete lpn Sr dinning a ee 
Births a a vee nel wl L473 1,394 || Pulmonary Diseases... ce soe 89 102 
Deaths vet nae Se or ae 574 602 || Diseases of the Heart... se a 59 68 
Illegitimate Births ie Saath oats 152 170° || Cancer hs oa uN; be 50 42 
Deaths under 1 ... +. rie ie 103 96 Epidemic Diseases 5 “i Ba 39 29 
ea Diabet ee Se san sat Sas 42 31 || Wasting Diseases of Infants ... ve 36 49 
ap HD G4 eo ee ‘fe ee 272 297 || Phthisis ... LM bee i, Ris 3 4] 
», 65 and over me & ai 157 178 || Bright’s Disease... ody Re oe 33 31 
Annual Rates per 1,000 of Population — Accident a ‘a whe on 21 19 
Births ... ee ae Br oasf 29° LG 27°48 || Hemorrhage of the Brain, &c.... Apt 18 26 
Deaths ... opabire Gees SE Eo 11°40 11°88 Senility ... a Con ive a 14 29 
Illegitimate Births  ... K 8 3:00 3°36 || Diarrhcea and Enteritis.. & is 9 12 

Deaths under 1, per 1,000 Births ie 70 69 


Births.—O£ the total births, 783 were of males and 690 of females. The rate is satisfactory, 
being the highest for any month during the year, and considerably above the average for. the previous five 
years. The illegitimate birth-rate is below the average. There were 176 births, or 11:95 per cent. of the 
total, in hospitals and in other public institutions. 


Deaths.—Of the total deaths, 284 were of males and 290 of females... The mortality rate is 
favourable, as although higher than for any other month during the past year, it is below the average for 
the previous five years. Increases are shown in deaths under five years, and decreases in the other 
age-groups. 


The infantile mortality was 70 per 1,000 births, as against 69, the average for the month of August 
for the previous five years. 


Among the very old persons who died, two were aged 90 years, three 91, one 92, one 93, and one 99. 
Of the total deaths, 191, or 33°28 per cent., occurred in hospitals and in other public institutions. 


Causes of Death.—During the month pulmonary diseases contributed most largely to the death-roll, 
with 89 deaths, then diseases of the heart 59, cancer 50, epidemic diseases 39, wasting diseases of infants 
36, phthisis and Bright’s disease 33 each, accident 21, hemorrhage of the brain, &c., 18, and senility 14. 


Compared with the average number in August during the previous five years, there were increases in 
epidemic diseases 34:5 per cent., cancer 19-0 per cent., accident 10-5 per cent., and Bright’s disease 6:5 per 
cent. ; and decreases in senility 51-7 per cent., hemorrhage of the brain, &c., 30°38 per cent., phthisis 29°8 
per cent., wasting diseases of infants 26-5 per cent., diarrhea and enteritis 25-0 per cent., diseases of the 
heart 13°2 per cent., and pulmonary diseases 12-8 per cent. 


Included in the deaths from pulmonary diseases were 58 from pneumonia and 28 from bronchitis, 
- the former being 2 below and the latter 3 below the average for the preceding five years. 


Tn wasting diseases of infants there.were included 21 deaths from premature birth and 7 from 
congenital debility, the former being 1 below and the latter 7 below the average. 


Of the epidemic diseases diphtheria caused 11 deaths, typhoid fever and measies 8 each, whooping- 
cough 7, and influenza 3. . 


The average number of deaths from each of these diseases during the same month of the preceding five 
years was—Diphtheria 5, typhoid fever 4, measles 2, whooping-cough 5, and influenza 8. 


The returns of the Board of Health show that 65 cases of typhoid fever, 260 of diphtheria, and 38 
of scarlet fever were notified during the month, — 


ee 


METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS FOR AUGUs1, 1910. 


(As Suprrizp BY THE CoMMON WEALTH Mev zornoLoaicaL BUREAU.) 


Mean barometer, 9 a.m.—-30°190. 
Wind—Prevailing direction W. rei rh 
Temperature—Highest in the shade, 740°, on the 16th arid 80th. 


Lowest Me ADO oo 4. pBSths 
Greatest range, 22 °9° ce tengy oth GbE 
Mean in the shade, 57:3”. 6 
Humidity—Greatest amount, 96, on the | 40h.) tae 
Least 50, 4  2lst atid 30th, 


Rain—Number of days, 6. 

Greatest fall, 0-15 inches, on the 2nd. 

Total fall, 0:25 inches. 
Average rainfall for August during the previous ten yeas; 3-67 inches. 
Lightning—Number of days, 2. ne 


[7 Sepr., 1910. 


4946 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 
VITAL STATISTICS OF METROPOLIS—continued. 
No. 1—BIRTHS and DEATHS registered in the Metropolis—August, 1910. 
| ILLEGITIMATE | 
Estimated BIRTHS. ewe :| BIRTHS DEATHS. poets 2 
Popula- per 1,900 cf || Gj i ing), er 1, 
Municipality. Gon, Biat path : Gactites in foregoing). ra PF aie 
Dec., 1909. | | | tion, | tion, 
Males, | Females.| Total. | || Males. | Females. | Total. |} Males,| Females. | Total. 

SYDNEY be Ax ... | 126,700 120 65 186 157 14 8 22 46 26 G2 67 

Hospitals, &c.* ... derisive 27 42 69 ve |] 15 22); 37 60 51 111 ose 

126,700 147 108 255 201 29 30 59 106 Tf 183 1°44 

Camperdown (included | 

above) ih a 9,100 16 3 19 2°09 2 ved 2 1 3] A "44, 
SurvrBs— 
Balmain s+} 30,380 30 31 61 Ana 3 iL 4 10 8 18 = 
North- Leichhardt ,..| 24,140 44, 28 72 céd 2 L 3 ef 4 11 see 
western Annandale 10,670 18 196 35 ae | 1 a 1 4, 2 6 ik& 
Glebe ..-| 20,650 24 23 52 ee i 3 4 4 10 14 - 
pes eee ed SBN | | Se 

85,840}. 116 | 104 | 220| 256) | 7 Bh li dBald Oeil ahead 49 ‘87 
West (Newtown —...;, 26,680 32 24 56 tide td STi SN 4 10 14 ‘f 
C é - { Bikinevi 7,120 14 13 27 pay is nea 4 6 1 1 ae 
en'rTa" (St. Peter’s 8,140 16 17 33 eM i mn 1 2 § st 

23 t DEORE 
41,940 62 54 116 PRET, aie A 7 13 5 13 18 43 

ba | | 

| 
(Redfern w| 24,100 | 33 22 55 haces ; 1 13 12 25 es 
| Darlington 3,400 1 5 6 Rome } 29 3 4 ‘i hee 

Hast 3 Waterloo 10,580 12 13 25 Vie a . 1 4 ek 4, ne 

Central } Alexandria ...| 11,000 12 15 27 ee4 2 4 3 iG a 
Botan seh, BOOS AB 1 Q | eas i Aa i a) igs 
North Botany...) 5,610 | 14 2 16 aa 1 || il tes 1 fe 
| 58,890 80 58° | 138'| 235 || 6 5 || 25 19.| 44 ‘76 
eal he ES Wada yc tie eanees | , | 
Paddington 22,570! 21 22 43 ? 3 1 4 3 12 15 Aue 
Randwick : 15,980 13 12 25 ee 1 aes of 5 9 14 aaa 
Eastern < Waverley we | 18,540 24 23 47 : 1 1 2 10 Fi 17 ue 
| Woollahra ...| 15,460 18 10 23 ry Sf 060 2 | 15 17 eve 
Vaucluse 1,820 2 2 ze a os Sc cp Dies se 
| 74,370| 78 601-342 no aes 2 7/| 20 43 63 “85 
Ashfield | 19,970 23 21 44 ae ite ao 1 2| 4 2 6 i 
Burwood Pee Glos LOO 15 7 22 Sith Wee ee as Ba 3 2 5 ose 
Enfield son EO) 1 4 5) mage bh eee He 1 nn 1 toe 
Concord Be 8,640 5 4 9 ae I Sas Sanh) 4 1 5 aes 
Western + Strathfield .. 3,800 3 7 10 ‘epee : ay 1 ves 1 ay 
Homebush ay: 550 3 1 4 lvPawe ag Ai kL Coane tia, oe fe pax 
Drummoyne ...| 8,020 16 12 23 pa ; yaa 5 3 8 ves 
Marrickville ,..; 27,100 20 40 67 an 1 1 2 || 6 20 26 ies 
Petersham 20,110 24 13 37 : Ms “4 3 2 5 aa 
pri ia a pueven pase i et hes (iiaovEy 4) 
: 95,560 | 117 109 | 226} 237 2 2 4 |) -27 30 Ey i 60 
Lo ee eee oes ai Meaet atts | 
(Canterbury ...| 9,680 16 21 37 y ¥ 1 1 denne 5 8 my 
Hurstville ...| 7,050 6 4 10 aa ae 1 1 |i 2 1 3 n° 
Southern + Bexley s..| 5,940 3 4 7 : ye al 1 | 2 3 3) ee 
Kogarah Nae 6,880 12 8 20 és 1 1 2 1 3 sie 
(Rockdale 12,790 20 23 43 : ass vee | 3 6 9 ves 
42,340 57 60 | 117). 2-76 1 3 4} 12 16 28 "66 
apavestatpiaresimewens |'~ ees eee | { 
(North Sydney .... 31,600 37 31 68 oe 1 2 3 16 17 33 sea 
Mosman ren) 22,800 8 7 15 rie naa ele nae S68 4 4 Be 
Willoughby 11,630 15 12 27 KAS 2 2 4 4 2 6 ah 
| Lane Cove 4,060 | 3 1 4 As 1 1 2 1 3 ene 
Northern 4 Manly | 10,140 5 7 ents . Bs 1 4 5 & 
Ryde | 4,580 9 5 14 . my a4 1 1 oe 
Hunter’s Hill .. 4,520 8 4, 7 se ee ay, dye as ES 
| Fastwood | 930 5 5 ne 1 i & 
| 80,260 80 72 152 1:89 3 6 9 23 29 52 65 
Suburban Hoepitals, &e.*...)  ...... 51 56 107 18 21 89 At 39 80 a: 
| aeelh es ‘ 

Torat—Svrcurss --| 479,200 | 636 582 | 1,218 254 47 45 93 178 213 391 *82 
SYDNEY... . | 126,700 147 108 285 201 || 29 30 59 106 7, 183 1°44 
METROPOLIS .., 605,900 783 690 | 1,478 2°43 76 76 152 284 | 290 574 "95 

| 


* Twenty-six deaths in hospitals from Epidemic Diseases have been distributed amongst the Municipalities, accofding to their ori 
Balmain 2, Glebe 1, Newtown 1, Redfern 5, Darlington 2, Waverley 1, Marrickville 2, Petersham 1, Rockdale 2, and Willou 


Nore.—Since the Ist January, 1909, the Municipality of Camperdown has been included in the City of Sydney and has been shown separately. 


gin, viz.:—Sydney 8, 
ghby 1. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 


7 Sepr., 1910.] 4947 
VITAL STATISTICS OF METROPOLIS—continued. 
No. 2._BIRTHS and DEATHS registored in the Metropolis—August, 1910. 
DEATHS. 
BIRTHS. See a ee 
Under 1 year. Total under 5 years. 5 years and over. 
Distriet. ey is. ws 
4 ; . 5 | Total 
3 2 a g Z in g te ms F s | bir Deaths. 
OE a ade oak RD RR 
= a a es eB = =» | & | & | a 
City of Sydney... ...  ...| 120] 66] 186 || 12 6|. 18 || 16 23 || 31] 18] 49/1 72 
Hospitals, ke... | or 42 69 || 11 6 17 13 11 24 47 40 87 || LiL 
Suburbs— as tg | | | 
North-western Boroughs..., 116 | 104; 220) 10 3 13 | 18 8 2 12 16 28 49 
West Central ns bea 62 54 116 2 4 6 2 4 6 8 9 12 18 
East Central fe alee tee) 58 138 | 7 4 li i 6 Lie 14 13 27 44 
Eastern a ae 73 69 | 142 7 5 12 7 6 13 13 37 50 63 
Western abs RLER PRL09 A 220 5 5) Owl 48 7| 15 19} 23] 42 57 
Southern a noel MOT, 60 | 117 | 2 1 3 Be 2 5 9 14 23 28 
Northern 80 G2) i N20 4, 4 8 8 5 i3 15 Dt 39 52 
Suburban Hospitals, &e., 51 56 | 107 | 3 | 2 5 3 5 8 38 34 72 80 
Total sos veel eta ths} 690 | 1,473 63 40 103 83 62 145 201 223 429 574 
No. 3.—BIRTHS and DEATHS in Hospitals and other {nstitutions—August, 1910. 
| ILLEGITIMATE BIRTH 
° BIRTHS. (included in eiieiady 5 DEATAS. 
Institution. 7 
Males. | Females.| Total. Males. Females. | Total. Males, Females, Total. 
| 
City or SypNry— | | | 
Sydney Hospital se mee ae on SPO Bak g| : br: 140 | a6 30 
St. Vincent’a Hospital AY nx Kae nd te : mee 6 6 12 
Hospice for the Dying Fy ys dst ted a on ee aes 5 3 8 
Women’s Hospitai .., See oe 13 17 30 6 9 aise Va 2 1 : 
Private Hospitals as “ue 1 1 3 cari 4 | 2 6 
Asylum for Women (Benevolent | | 
Society) ... is = mas 8 8 16 6 7 13 epee 
Hospital for Infants (Benevolent 
Society) .. cael ens ae 508 be Ace Sita 3 8 
Maternity Fiome: 8t. “Margaret’s “t 6 14 20 3 6 9 AMEE 8 ae 
Reception House for Insane... : “ ue as oe : a 2 out 2 
Prince Alfred Hospital, Camperdown ses 2 2 ; ™ a 2b sue en Osa ene Ad: 
Hospital for Children, Camperdown 8 a Me ; Be 7 aa. Sie 
—_—_—_—— _— a Sn ee ry ee 
Total, Sydney .. use| 27 42 69 13 22 37 70 | 88 | 198 
SUBURB8— | 
Coast Hospital ea ous ee Ke 1 Bt Rage hs Ra) 21 
North Shore Hospital onc : ris By 1 6 q7 
Mater Misericordis, North Sydney... s nes a ; H LK 2 
_” Lewisham Hospital ... ons . sae Bhs eee oats 2 yx 2 
Balmain Hospital _... tee . x nex - 1 4 5 
Western Suburbs Hospital .. o ae ' Hie : 2 ] a 
Marrickville Hospital : tee ve ‘ es : 3 Lit} 4 
Home of Peace, Marrickville as ie oh AA : : Z Lie 3 
Manly Hospital Ags tee at be ve a age 1 1 2 
St. George Hospital, Kogarah lidba wees nae ay He es eet 3 # 
Private Hospitals... ee 8 6 14 3 1 4 5 5 10 
Hospital for Insane, Callan "Park at Pear atial bee vue x, Mag a 5 iZ 
» a Gladesville % Se ue tes ay 5 | | 5 
» (Private) St. 1 eters ht 2; oa Cee ee Ly L 
Maternity Home, Annandale wee 3 74 5 2 2 A | |i 
5 Newtown.. ose > 8 13 3 5 Site 
Burwood .. 1 2 3 1 2 3 
Hospital “for Women (Benevolent 
Society) ... As Fy 4, 38 72 9 11 20 1 3 4 
State Infanis’ Home, Paddington ee oe nee ae he on 1 he l 
Home for Tneusabtes: Rvde.. ate » : ; ef ‘ 1 ] 
Home for Aged, Randwick ... ; F : ‘| 1 ) 
Babies’ Home, Rockdale Pe ; | J 
Infants’ Home, Ashfield P | ae 1 1 
ees : 
Total, Suburbs vee eee 51 56 107 18 21 OOM a 42 47)" 89 
———— —E————E eek a s eas | \ 
Total, Metropolis ...| 78 98 176 33 43 76 112 105 | 217 


Nors.—-The distribution of these 217 deaths to the distriets in which the hospitals are situated is as follows :—Sydney 128, Balmain 18, 
Newtown 1, Redfern 1, Eastern 28, Western 17, Southern 4, and Northern 2). 


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4948 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. [7 Sepr., 1910. 
VITAL STATISTICS OF METROPOLIS—continued. 
No, 4.—BIRTHS, DEATHS, and METEOROLOGY—Monthly. 
Lae PURI Ake he hk 
1 % {| . ' 
BIRTHS. | DEATHS. \ METEOROLGGY. 
| $$ 
ay LARS) | ‘i Ne es 
TOTAL. ILLEGITIMATE || TOTAL. AGES AT DEATH, | RAIN, 
Month. (included in total). || : f Meat 
Hate yer | Rate per || Rate per | [nder One year | Total ee 
0 } 1,0 : . 65 and |\Number| Total ture. 
Numb Numb 1,000 of Number ; under | 5-64. A is 
umber] o¢ Fopula- Number boomy. Number} o¢ Popula: ; umber}, Ba te per Pe over. ot days.| Fall. 
 atirle ig 7 arent ; 

1909. : Inches. 
August... 1,407} 2°35 183 “31 620 1:04 97 69 128 322 170 17 2°16 54°2 
September...| 1,293 2716 134 23 546 “OL 84 65 108 271 167 i9 Sl 571 
October 1,270 2712 106 18 422 ‘70 67 53 101 199 122 15 1:98 644 
November,..| 1,372 2°29 140 "24 518 87 144 105 168 237 113 13 2°45 671 
December...| 1,268 211 130 "22 565 94, 142 113 177 266 122.) 11 3°64 701 

1910. 

January $e )1,858 2°24 143 *2e 543 “90 125 92 154 251 138 Ny 5°30 7s 
February .. | 1,260 2°08 107 “18 500 “83 119 94 lol 222 117 13 0°65 416 
March .,,.| 1,802 2°15 133 *22 542 ‘89 127 98 160 241 14k 25 754 68°2 
April «. | 1,882 2°28 124 20 «|| 406 a7) 115 3 137 204: 115 13 2°91 65°0 
May ws | 1,406 2°32 128 “21 513 85 86 61 i Gis 249 147 7 3:19 60°0 
June toe | L267 2°07 98 “16 ATG o7hS) 94, 75 122 218 137 19 3°oL 65°23 
July wa LBS 217 109 18 561 O1 102 78 127 265 159 13 8°69 53°2 
August .../ 1,473 2°43 152 “25 574 95 103 70 145 272 157, 6 0°25 57'3 
No. 5.—_BIRTHS, DEATHS, AND INFANTILE MORTALITY—Rates—Comparative Table. 
Births, | Deaths. | Illegitimate Births. Rates por 100 oF Former anteatise 
; u en Mortality 
Period. | | ’ Hlesitimate|| Pet 1,000 
ayaney| setae Total. isdbert Suburta| Total. | Sydney.|Suburbs.| Total. Births. Deaths. Hitths: Births. 
August, 1901...) 275 869 | 1,144 |} 175 422 | 597 % % * 2°33 1:22 . 91 
ie} 1902...) 235 864 | 1,099 161 350 5il 55 56 1 217 1:01 122 92 
FA 1908...) 208 851 | 1,059 143 358 | 496 38 47 85 2°04: 96 16 69 
‘ 1904.,.., 252 | 1,031 |1,288 || 120] 371) 491 || 47 81 | 128 || 2°46 “94 "24 69 
” 1905...|. 222 | 1,073 | 1,295 146 408 564: 37 1385 172 2°44, 104 32 64 
3 1906...) 244 978 | 1,222 132 373 505 56 4 112 168 2°24 “93 “31 76 
5 1807...) 252 | 1,008 | 1,255 161 441 602 64 63 127 2-2 1°06 22 78 
1908...) 205 | 1,095 | 1,800 118 402 520 58 80 188 2°22 789 “24 59 
3 1909...| 246 | 1,161 |1,407 211 409 620 50 138 183 2°37 1:05 “BL 69 
» 1910...) 255 | 1)218 | 3,473 183 391 574, 59 93 162 2°43 “95 *25 70 
eek oe Ve Ne, 1 8a Rear ed ORE Te ao 2 ae 25 73 
Nors.—In 1909 Camperdown, which, up to the end of 1908 was a separate Municipality, was incorporated with the City of Sydney. eee 
* Information not available. 
No, 6.—DEATHS under and over 5 years—METE OROLOGY—Comparative Table. 
SYDNEY. | SUBURBS. Mxrropouis. METEOROLOGY. 
Bk Ares ee EY BERR 4 AS ~ Sy bobs eh cn ante AN NN 
Period. in 
Under} Total 5 years Tnder| Total 5 years || Under | Total. 5 years |i eel = teen ot eis 
1 year.| under 5, | and over. |} 1 year. | under 5, | and over. || Lyear.| under 6, and over. Breer als: aroneter! Depelie Dau 
£3 rT Inches, 
August,1901 35 45 130 69 95 827 104 140 457 53'S | 80°147.|. 4°74 16 
5 1902 33 39 122 68 87 2038 101 126 885 58'2 30°277 |...6°32 20 
% 1903 2 28 115 bl 75 278 73 103 393 bao 80°285 | S16 13 
& 1804 22 25 95 67 94 277 89 119 372 54°7 30°153 | 1:33 8 
1905 i8 23 123 65 86 322 83 .109 445 54'4.| | 80°160 638 8 
n 1906 22 25 MORE? Jk pl 91 282 93 i16 389 54°6 80°227 | B64 15 
Pe 1907 19 28 133 79 TE 330 98 139 463 5674 29°996 29h 6 
” 1908 10 10 108 66 90 812 76 100 420 54°0 80°163 | 9°68 14 
" 1909 20 33 178 77 95 314 97 128 492 542 86°098 | 2:16.) 17 
rp, 1910 35 47 136 68 98 293 103 145 429 57°83 80°190 "26 6 
j See note to Table No. 5. 
No. 7.—PRINCIPAL CAUSES OF DEATH—August—Comparative Table. 
; a ee fe ee a a mreprn jug | e | ; 
Shi e jae | So | fe ee eee ee |S a |g 3) ee ese! ¢ | € ] 8 
i Sela leejesiaiila|2|22)2.| a (eee) se 221212 12 
iste r ie) = ; ra 5 b Ro eeiieaieet 8 2 a) ‘3 
Ba | Ss | am 8 | 2 E a oO zg g E 2 a AS BAS 3 E i 
——-} emp oe |__ 
DOLE icc vee Sates | i: Teas 8 | 26 | 51 24, 54 47 108 9 22 35 22 18 6 
[O02 ce ree Seal sate 2 1 2 4! 3 | 50 34 50 20 va 14 28 39 18 23 10 
19038... 38 os 5 a 5 4 8 3 | 62 40 51 25 39 16 22 21 31 15 5 
1964. ... tee tex], 14 : 3 3 6 | 50 31 61 27 45 li 30 50 20 IS 8 
T1905 ee oes Seimei ate alle wees meats 7116 | 438 33 55 82 55 LL 28 53 33 11 6 
1906... oi Seal eles Eli fae 4A 2\ 11] 46 33 48 3L 64: 17 27 45 28 7 2 
1007... 87 PAN BO) 8 1%Sal a Pea ide 9 rS3 | GY | 351 es 1 ae ee OMe | 25 | 21 ae 
1908 vee sek ek sea) Wega ieee 5 1 | 40 AT 59 28 38 10 21 36 30 30 6 
1909... eee cpa? Bie tn se be eae 5 2 | 50 51 95 27 76 8 40 48 16 20 6 
19IO | ee ve Prete! tote age 7) 12 3.133 50 59 28 58 9 33 36 14 21 4 


* See note to Table No, $,on next page, 


7 Sepr.; 1910] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 


4949 


ln a Ne hn) i pai eS hE 


VITAL STATISTICS OF METROPOLIS—continued. 


No. 8.—-PRINCIPAL CAUSES OF DEATH IN E 


Municipality. 


SYDNEY vee 
Hospitals, &e. ... 


Camperdown 


cluded above) 


Svuspurbs— 
North-western— 
~  Baimain ty) 
Leichhardt ... 
Annandale 
Glebe... 


West Central—- 
Newtown 
Erskineville ... 
St. Peter’s 


East Central— 
Redfern aes 
Darlington 
Waterloo 
Alexandria ... 
Botany ose 
North Botany 


Eastern— 
Paddington 


Randwick ... 
Waverley. 
Woollahra ... 
Vaucluse 
Western— 
Ashfield eee 
Burwood a) 
Enfield Bi! 
Concord aes 


Strathfield ... 


Homebush ... 
Drummoyne... 
Marrickville ... 


Petersham 


Southern— 
Canterbury 


Hurstville... 


Bexley 
Kogarah 
Rockdale 


Northern— 
North Sydney 
Mosman 


Willoughby ... 
Lane Cove ... 
Manly 5 


Ryde... 
Hunter's Hill 
Hastwood 


Suburban Hospitals XC. | oe 


ToTaL—SyYDNEY 


SUBURBS ... 


METROPOLIS 


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ACH MUNICIPALITY, August, 1910. 


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Al MeO ree. b cons laeackie ers Fae age eT pene ek Gee 5 
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3 Mis ee ae ea ee ae tg Be er, 
eee . coe eee 1 eon eee 6 5 1 1 2 5 2 1 Ar eee oe 8 33 
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Ae ey ee MRS AE IA th me ite?! if a BL ay oe : vat Bs wipintias 2 5 
eaeh © eee oy oe aoe oe aee Eas a i eee oe oe eee 1 
eee oes eee 1 1 . 4 8 2 3 3 6 4, | 3 2 . eee 12 52 
artep eel TET. trees Binal) 8 Lote Sy tebe Wd On es ean Whe To al a, 80 
Pe tz Sil vee 2 fonda 10 | 18 5 | 16 | 10} 15 Sri Ls 10 | 2{| 10] 68 || 183 
scl  G bcDe bere te E1O) 8 | 23 | 37 13 | 43 | 18 | 43 6/20} 26] 12} 11 |110 || 391 
ess | es SS | mea SR MT rece) Cees a rag ier rt ae a ee ee 
Ves| siachiz LIL} 3.| 33 | 50 | 18) 59 | 26) SBif ao) Sa} 86 | 14 en ek 574 


* Includes Cerebral Hemorrhage, 
Includes Pericarditis, Endocarditis, 
{ Includes Malformations, Diseases of Infancy, 


and Congenital Debility, 


Softening of the Brain, Apoplexy, and Hemiplegia. 
Organic Diseases of the Heart, and Angina Peotoris. 


4950 


VITAL STATISTIOS OF METROPOLIS—continued. 
No. 9.—CAUSES OF DEATH IN THE METROPOLIS—Angust, 1910. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 


AGES. 
' Causes of Death. Tots. 5 65 Causes of Death. 
Under SA and 
6 
64 over 
I.—GrnERAL J)ISEASES. TV.—DIskASES OF THE RESPI- 
Hprdemic Diseases. BATORY SYSTEM. 
1 Typhoid Fever 8 a 8 88 Diseases of the Thyroid Be 
6 Measles : 8 7 1 89 Acute Bronchitis 
8 Whooping: congh 7 7 ae ' 20 Chronic Broncbitis .. 
9 Diphtheria J 7 4 at 91 Broncho-pneumonia 
9aCroup 1 1 : 92 Ppeumonia 
10 Influenza 3 hae 3 93 Pleurisy # 
18 Erysipelas... 1 ] 94 Congestion of the Lungs, 
Pulmonary Apoplexy 
96 Asthma : 
98 Other Diseases of the Respi- 
_ Other General Diseases. ratory System 
20 Purulent Die fs Septi- Vif Disuases oF THE DICRSTIVR 
cemia ee ste er 2 1 1 4, ' Ousiiea ; 
24 Tetanus 1 1 si f 
28 Tuberculosial-Tmngs 33 32 1 59 Disenade of the’ Mouth 
29 Acute Miliary 2 2 ** 1102 Ulcer of the Stomach 
30 Meninges 8 7 1 ¥ 103A Gastritis ; ee ae 
- alone ae 30% : ‘* [104 Diarrhea and Enteritis 
34, Ottier Orga 2 iy 2 okt under 2 years of 
a Syphili Disseminated. : i es 105 Digcrheea and Ratoritis > 
MA ee : is ve pe ts (children over 2 years and 
39 Cancer—Mouth 3 2 iu adults) 
40 Stomach and Liver} 27 ‘ 12 15 | 108 Appendicitis and Abscess of 
41 Peritoneum, Intes- Wide Waseca 
is rr pee and pee 4 1 3 licg Hernia, Intestinal Obstruction 
On ¢ se : Z 112 Hydatid Tumour of Liver .. | 
ye B eg vee nae se : a, | 118 Cirrhosis of Liver 
45 Ging: O 7 : 4 3 114 Biliary Caleuli a 
4c Other? or pene ° : 3 115 Other Diseases of the Liver. 
shad fonts vi os ; ** | 117 Simple Peritonitis : 
47 Acute Ar‘icular Ricuntotism 7 1 6 oho 
ee Reis Rheumatism, Gout ; 3 ' VI.—Diszases OF THE GENITO- 
50 Diabetes ; a j Urinary SYSTEM AND 
51 Exophthalmic Goitre 2 2 : (Cas, 
54 Anemia, Chlorosis ... 6 6 Sea i 3 
56 Acute and Girone sys 
: 119 Acute Nephritis 
Alcoholism 1 1 ‘3 120 Bright’s Disease... 
122 Other Diseases of the Kidneye 
and Adnexa ; is 
II.—Diszases oF THE NERVOUS | 126 Diseases of the Prostate 
SYSTEM AND OF THE ORGANS 130 Other Diseases of the Uterus 
oF SPECIAL SENSE. 133 Non-puerperal Diseases of the 
Breast 
61 Simple Meningitis ... 2 2 ar i 
63 Other Diseases of the Spinal VIL PUERPERAL CONDITION. 
Cord 3 1 2 tx , te : 
64 Congestion and Hemorrhage ie hae a ae sige! 
Pep etd 16 6 10 erperal Hemorrhage .. 
6 e oY 136 Other Accidents of Childbirth 
5 Softening of the Brain nee 1 1 
66 Paralysis without indicated US ioe ue pera ee ee 
y 138 Puerperal Hclampsia 
cause eae hb 1 
67 Genera] Paralysis of Insane 4 4 NTE ot 
68 Other forms of Mental 7p Diepases SOF THE” REIN 
‘Aienation ns - rs 3 9 1 AND OF THE CELLULAR TISsuR. 
69 Epilepsy <8 ide Sake at 2 As 2 a 
71 Convulsions of children | i ay eae 
(ander 5 years of age) vi 7 ae 
74 Other Diseases of the Nervous 145 Other Diseases of the Skin 
System... 5 ase 5 =a 
76 Diseases of the Far . 1 1 ix. ieee ae ae ORGANS 
| 146 Diseases of the Bones oul 
III.—Distasxs oF THE CIRCU- 
ave BALSA ae he X.—MatrorMaTIons, 
78 Endocarditis .. 1 t es : : 
79 Organic Diseases of the Heart DZ. a 23 84 “a She aie pg ouueyer: ss 
80 Angina Pectoris ee | 1 ongenital Hydrocephalus ... 
81 Diseases of the Arteries; | 
Atheroma, &c. 5 Me 1 2 | XI.—Invancy (under 3 months). 
81a Aneurism E 3 || 2 1 
82 Embolism, irocnrere >) | Hh 2 151 Congenital Debility ... at, 
t3 Diseases of the Veins’ Varices, | 1518 Premature Birth 
Hemorrhoids, Phlebitis, | 152 Other Diseases peculiar to 
&c.) ore Set Fiche Len 1 Infancy 
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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 138. 


VITAL STATISTIOS OF M®&TROPOLIS —continued. 
No. 9.—CAUSES OF DEATH IN THE METROPOLIS—August, 1910 —cuntinuad. 


| AGES. i AGED. 
Causes of Death. Total. || 5 as | Causes of Death. Total, j 5 
| Under ou 4nd aad e ee 
| a over. | 64 over 
| | 
XII.—Orp Agu. XILE.—Vi0Lence—continued. 
154 Senile Debility ids 14 | 184 Homicide 2 1 1 - 
| 185 Fractures... ba na L ine 5 1 
XIII.— VioLEncr. | | 1863 Not Classeed—(Open Verdici)| 2 1 + ] 
155 Suicide—Poison  .. =. SL 1 XIV.—-Inu-DeFInED Cavszs. 
157 Hanging or Stran- . 
gulation ii alpaee 2 " 1 1 ; 188aHeart Failure ae Bis 6 | i 5 
159 Firearms ... hud cies I ... | 189 Unspecified or Ill-defined ...) 5 4 1 
166 Accident—Oonflagration .. 4 1 $s igi —-||—— ae 
172 Falls ot ere doe 2 1 
1754 Railways and | Yotal cs 574 || 135 | 272 | 187 
Tramways ..., 4 || 3 1 
1758 Vehicles and| 
Horses omer Seon s Males Ba is 284 82 129 72 
175c Other Crushings, 
&. ... Bape 6 4 2 Females 290 62 | 143 85 
Nore.—The figures in the foregoing Report are compiled from preliminary returns, and are subject to revision at 
the end of the year. 
H, A. SMITH, 
Government Statistician’s Office, Acting Government Statistician. 
Sydney, lst September, J910. [1487] 


REPORT BY THE GOVERNMENT STATISTICIAN ON THE VITAL STATISTICS OF 
NEWCASTLE DISTRICT FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST, 1910. 

Tue births during the month were 162, viz., 81 males and 81 females, or at the rate of 2°47 per 1,000 of 
population, Thirteen of these children were illegitimate. 

The deaths numbered 49 (31 males and 18 females), or 0°75 per 1,000 of population. 
deaths occurred in Public Institutions, 

The births are 1 and the deaths 8 below the mean number for August during the previous nine years. 

Of the deaths, diseases of the heart were responsible for 9, accident 6, diarrhoea and enteritis 4, 
cancer, wasting diseases of infants, and old age, 3 each. 

There were no cases of typhoid fever, 10 of scarlet fever, and 24 of diphtheria, reported to the Board 
of Health, one case of diptheria proving fatal. ; 

Of the persons who died, 14, or 28°57 per cent., were under 5 years of age ; and 9 were less than 
1 year old. The deaths of infants under 1 year old represented 56 per 1,000 births. 


Highteen 


METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS—AUGUST, 1919. 


(As SUPPLIED BY THE COMMONWEALTH METEOROLOGICAL BUREAU.) 
Mean barometer, 9 a.m.—30°162. 
Wind—Prevailing direction, N.W. 


Temperature— 
Highest in the shade, 75:0, on the 17th and 19th. 
Lowest 5 AD, Was, eon, 
Greatest range, 24 Olah an ODE. 
Mean in the shade, 57-4. 

Humidity— — 
Greatest amount, 93:0, on the 6th. 
Least + AD:Oe .,.y51 akitth, 

{ain— 


Number of days, 4. 
Greatest fall, 0-1 inches, on the 3rd. 
Total fall, 0-22 inches. 


No. 1.—BIRTHS AND DEATHS, Newcastle District—August, 1910. 


ILLEGITIMATE BIRTHS 


aie BIRTHS. (Included in foregoing). DEATHS. PA ioe, 

District. 31 Dec., of Popula- 
1909. | Males. |Females} Total. Males. |Females| Total. Males. |Females| Total. tion. 
Newcastle City a * ee .-+| 15,250 15 15. 80 1 3 4 3 ] 4 Nee 
oss tockton ... aD ik 4 ae aes ava 1 2 3 ee 
Port District... { Wickham a f 175.18 35 e. 2 2 a Ret 6 oe 
‘ Waratah ... | | LS law go 10 2 ANG 2 1 1 art 
' Waratah District.. } Hamilton el 8 19 ia ahs wie 5 3 8 ‘i 
Lambton ... }/£0,2504 4 5 9 PY! 1 1 1 1 2 wee 
; NewLambton 2 1 3 Ke ae Wi Ar: a0 oa tae 
Kahibsh District.. Adamstown .. 3 1 4, 1 $0 1 2 ata 2 eee 
Merewether 5 vi 12 ve BEE iss 1 1 2 ard 
Wallsend District—Wallsend ... 15 18 33 2 1! 3 1 2 3 ae 
Hospitals and Asylums... veil seems 2 1 3 ee ser “Gt 10 8 18 ae 
Total, Newcastle District...| 65,500 81 81 162 6 7 13 31 18 49 “75 


4952 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. [7 Supr., 1910. 
VITAL STATISTICS OF NEWCASTLE DISTRICT—continued. 
No. 2,._DEATHS IN AGH GROUPS, Newcastle District—August, 1910. 
Under 1 year. Total under 5 years. Five years and over. Percentage 
Total of Deaths 
District. ; Deaths. under 
Males. | Females. Total. Males, | Femaleg. Total. Males. | Females. Total 5 years. 
Newcastle City PF Sep aes ae ees bes pe 3 1 4 Aya yh canes . 
Port District oe! 1 ie I 2 1 3 5 1 6 Ls pena SLA 9 
Waratah District ...| 4 : 4, 4 ta 4 3 4 ‘é 11 ge shay ; 
Kehibah District ... i 3 1 q Ess 1 2 1 3 A Reetite 
Wallsend District... uF 2 2 stg 2 2 1 1 Se pake seve 5 
Hospitals, &e. ...) 1 I 2 2 4 8 14 EL aceon 
Total ... ASG ff 2 9 9 ehO 14 22 13 385 49 23°57 
No, 3.—BIRTHS, DEATHS, AND METEOROLOGY—Monthly. | 
L 
RIRTHS. DEATHS. METEOROLOGY. 
, Tlegitimate . 
Pay Tota. | (inevuded in total). : Total. Ages at Death. Rain, i 
Rate per Rite vé Rate per | Under One year, NE Tem pera- 
1,000 of paaee, BEe 1,000 of ——-——-—| otal 65 and |i UULPE| Motal | ture, 
Numb ‘ Number, 1,000 of |/Number} 2°00 | itate pe 5-64. of 
eae Poppe Waa, Population, waters Rep a: Number 1,000 under.s. Ores Days. Fall. 
; | i Birtha. 
1909. | Inches. 
August 156 2°43 5 08 | 64 1:00 8 51 10 36 18 12 0°53 550 
September...) 149 2°32 16 25 || - 68 "82 10 67 13 25 15 16 7°85 68°3 
October | 150 2°33 6 09 1 54 "84 5 33 9 27 18 | 13 1-90 62°8 
November...| 166 2°58 8 ‘12 83 1°29 30 181 38 26 19 if 2°21 663 
December,..| 157 2°44 11 ayy €y 1:07 35 223 38 18 SHR Spal 6°21 69°5 
1910. 
January ...| 142 | 2°17 8 12 51 718 Il 77 16 25 10 42 )| 869 )> 74:9 
February ...| 185 2°06 13 “20 A5 +69 if 52 15 21 9 4 322 723 
March 124 1°89 9 14, 42 64 8 64 10 23 9 16 471. 64°5 
April 151 2°31 8 12 51 78 12 79 14 22 Ip Wr dk 2°53 65°8 
May 143 2°18 7 “il 50 ‘76 7 49 12 20 18 | 8 8 & GF: 621 
June 119.) 1°82 6 “09. AT |. 972 6 50 10 23 14, 8 | 521 6793 
July 163 2°49 21 323 55 | *S4: ys) 12 6 25 24, 9 3°22. 54°23. 
August 162, BAT tl. sleet ‘20 49. | 75, 9 56 14 20 15 4 0:22 574 
No, 4.—BIRTHS AND DEATHS—Comparative Table. 
ee te: 
Births, | Deaths. Percentage of Total Deaths. 
Period. 5 aa infantile 
Number Hate eee 1,000) onder ae 5 | S years Total Mortality, Under | Total under | 5 years 
ats Panulation i year. Sain and over. No. Rate per 4,uuv} per 1,000 1 year. 5 years. and over. 
| : = il if ‘ ae Population. Births. u i 
’ {| ; 
August, 1901... 168 3°13 | 19 23 55 78 145 113 24°36 29°49 | TOS! 
4 1902... 164 294 | 15 23 44 | 67 JZ) 91 22°39 34°33 65°67 
) 1908... 169 2°96 ' 42 16 56 U2 1:26 i 16°67 22°22 77°78 
i 1904... 197 3°40 | 16 21 3 64 130 81 25°00 32°81 67°19 
ist 1905...) 162 2°75 ai 12 40 52 *83 43 13°46 23°03 76°92 
és 1906... 165 2°73 | 12 17 2 49 BL a, 25°53 34°69 65°31 : 
A LOOTnss 162 264 | 13 23 43, 66 1-07 80 19°70 34°85 65°15 ” 
4 1908..., 170 269 | 12 15 41 56 "89 71 21:43 26-79 | 7321 
Hy 1909... 156 243 | 8 10 54 64 1:00 51 12°59 15°62 84°38 
: 1910..., 162 Paeeif 9 14 35 49 75 56 18°38 28°37 71:43 
| 
No, 5.—PRINCIPAL CAUSES OF DEATH —August—Comparative Table. 
K » | 2 ¢ ; Ut aie 3 god hf eee Tui as 
ab| 35 $2|/ 4|a as A Bsr § 8 Bas | tog | e2'q 23 = 3 
ih Pica i Ms taal UU Wc ken co) | cepa Mi aaa P= ite CSUR Lan ia ed Pp 
IDOLS ee kecip A e ee 7 eae | ae 4) Ni, Megs EO 8 | 2k) elias 
1902 "i Rea hpece Be 28 Ae 1 7 4 4 2. eb 2 3 9 4. 3 2 y 
YO08 Heese Pee wy |) 4 ie oe) eae oe 6 3 4, 8 3 3 2 aes . 
TI04 he es a ae ORD a ie 2 5 5 |, 13 1 1 Bef aka SI ae 
~ 1905 ove fos cit sis Oe aoa sl aes ealt ate 1 a 2 5 5 7 a 1 3. 1 2 Ai 
1906 Ai cect os & od Nee cull roe 1 2 3 2 2 3 on 1 4 1 5 “ 
1907 pad a aoe l 2H 6 3 1 4 8 8 1 3 is 3 2 ce 
1908 a ; a kis Destete. 4 6 6 3 6 4 1 1/ hs 2 1 . 
1909 ri 45 3 rl tif ahs 2 5 5 3 6 2 5 Ay | °C 2 1 
iT? ae ee Mae Li es 3 9 1 2 4 2 Bede Beit (Groot 


* Includes Malformations, Diseases of Infancy, Congenital Debility. 


+ In 


of tne Heart, and Angina Pectoris, 


$$$ —-. 
cludes Pericarditis, Endosarditis, Organic Diseases 
ie ; 


aed 


7 Supr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 4953 


VITAL STATISTICS OF NEWCASTLE DISTRICT—continued, 
No.6.—CAUSES OF DEATH in Newcastle District— August; 1910, 


AGES, AGES, 
Causes of Death. Total. a Causes of Death. Total. | Orrin ete a 
auses 0: en a Under 6 65 ‘ dex 5 85 
5 —_ and SU Rte and 
ua | 64 over 64 over 
* | | 
! } i 
T.—GENERAL DISEASES. V.—DISHASES OF THE DIGESTIVE 
ORGANS. 
Epidemic Diseases. 
: ; } 104 Diarrhoea and Enteritis (child- 
7 Pipher a ry . vee : ren under 2 years of age)... 2 2 ide 
int akin ° ae 1 + ve 1105 Diarrhea and Enteritis(child- 
BOR. pine Se | eae | ren over 2yearsand adults); 2 ee 1 ] 
| | 108 Appendicitis and Typblitis...; 1 || ... 1 ay 
Other General Diseases. . 
1 VI.—DIsEASES OF THE GENITO- 
£8 Tuberculosis—Lungs 2 1 1 uh at. Uninary SYSTEM AND 
ch Meninges .. at 1 ae a, ADNEXA. 
Abdominal ... aR ee 1 vee E 
’ 4 Cancer—Mouth eahigh 42 al See 1 {120 Bright’s Disease rma 2 sh 2 
40 Stomach end Liver| q — 1 Fill i Diseases of the Bladder Ll me Ll ae 
41 Peritoneum, Intes-| k 
tines and Rectum al Re 1 VII.—PurrrErat CoNnDITion. 
53 Leucemia .., ae alloted oa Sia 
| 137 Puerperal Septicemia ea toree SR ee 
IJ.—DisEasts or THE NERVOUS) XI.—DisEases oF HARLY | 
SYSTEM AND OF THE ORGANS) INPFANOY. 
OF SPECIAL SENSE. ; 
15lBPremature Birth ... BS 3 3 ack, Ate: 
61aCerebro-spinal Meningitis ...) 1 1 ce He | 
67 General Paralysis of Insane} 1 P 7 1 XII.—Oxnp Aas. F 
| { 154 Senile Debility tty shined ee sas 3 
io 6 
Cas ee on he CIRCULA-| XIIT.—Viorencn, 
1157 Suicide—Hanging ... 8. ake) X 3 
79 Organic Diseases of the Heart) 9 “ 5 4 4469 Recent Drowatip ae ens 4 
81 Diseases of the Arteries, oC 
aa Rarciniel feo 1 i 175¢ Other Crushing, 
» COC. aa ae Ane tes Sian aste NG 3 ul L 1 
| 184 Homicide—Other means 1 1 Pitre 
IV.—DIseasxs OF THE RESPIRA- (phe 
moRY SYSTEM. * Total®. VA <2 a ce al ae 4 ML eal 
90 Chronic Bronchitis ... ae it; 1 Males Si nee Aol tela 12 10 
92 Pneumonia ... aa : 2 il 1 Females... Ay, (et as | Sera 8 5 
; 


Noru.—The figures in the foregoing Report are compiled from preliminary returns, and are subject to revision at 
: a later date, 


BH. A. SMITH, 


Government Statistician’s Office, Actiag Government Statistician. 
Sydzey, 8rd September, 1910, £1555] 


DISTRICT COURTS. 
NOTICH is hereby given that District Courts will be holden at the Court-house at the places and at. the times hereunderapeciied. 


When Court to he held. : - ; 
Reeouentneree es ee A Last date for Date of 4 " er 
Place. | entering Plaints. Registrar’s Notice. Registrar by whom notice given. 
Date. Hour. 


Bombala ... wea -paeeloLO Oct. ©1910... 10 | 23 Sept. 1010J.}. 1 Sept, i a Copeland. 
Bega, tt on sic aE ee Wie LO at OES 2 vgs Demat, ale Migs jee) Gy ES Barnes, 
Bourke wos nee Bir) 2 SG) Os a ah te eed AWE SS IPE | ghee I cGy. : ee © McCulloch. 
Cobar S39 Das Bea eel Dike ites LO gi ee Sephycay ree 5 » «| H. M. Blackmore. 
Condobolin ... a va}, 2M NOVcope asc teu are 4 Nov.,. 5; A - Sy H. Breakell. 
Gunnedah ,.. aes ie 13 Oct, 5, ose 10, | Zo Sept., ., cst 4 2Ptin.. ot, rae] C- Ws Thomas. 
Moss Vale oa ed) eee 1B Sep, yy. nae eRe 28 AME ey, oo, “nl SUBD owe op OS. Shepherd, 
Muswellbrook ees deel 2Ousies at eed dG | Toneept., —,, . sal La Aig ial) Me Ey Page 
Nowra “oa ays aah Ole. See LORD ZOUAMS 5) 55 Leee|., cc » | W.E, Marks, 
Nypgan we naa veel) Ont, 0 veel >| Se puree July, sy) waa a EGE ges 
Port Macquarie ... te ae goitcs hae hh DO bt WB 8 harks Fge:h 15 Aug, shy loos. A. Mages, cf 
Singleton SLY rl ae 26 » ” oes em 10, Sept., » woe La Susy, ” vee BE. BH. Eildershaw. 
Taree "AC at; rte OM Te MR LOM eNO.) 5p > vael” Ahad see) A. G. Olson. 
Temora ot at Soh 1G Ost es GR AO es Sept, 5, ve 3 Sept. ¥F. HK. Crook 
Walgett ... is Roan de. 33 Fl esele LOM Ure ss eee] LL Ags iano eniae oU e 
Warren... a wf E2 Sept, igre ~ WR! Bei Augy |), .-.| 20dulyyy yo) US. Bp Chedirys 
Wyalong ... Ses wwe} 12 Oot, 5, vie RO SS Sept) = yy) evel! Bode, naples) dy. W. Lees 
Young oee vee eee 27 ” ” wee 10 10 Oct, ” hdd 2 Sept, » tee R. W. Collins. 


NI IE 


4954 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. [7 Szepr., 1910. 


[1218 } Department of Fisheries, 
; Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


APPLIOATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER CULTURE. 


TP is hereby notified, for genera) information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Oulture the 
if portions of land eet opposite their respective names as mentioned hereunder. 


Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Department daily, excepting 
Saturdays, between 11 and 3 o’clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 13 o’clock. 


Any person muy, by memorial to the Board of Fisheries, within thirty days from the date of this notice, amd om 
grounds to be stated in euch memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. 
J. A. BRODIE, 
Secretary. 


ona Applicant. | Locality, | Parish, | County... een pest 
TWEED RIVER. Yards. 
6416 | Charles William; On the eastern side of an island, lying south-westerly| Terranora...{ Rous _...|_—-: 100 5 years 
Roberts. 100 yards from the southern landing place of | 
the Boyd’s Point Ferry, at Terranora Creek. 
HAWKESBURY RIVER. 
6558 | James Ross ...,| On the eastern bank of Patonga Creek, extending) Patonga ...| Northumber-| 1,100 5 years 
southerly from a point near Isaac Lloyd’s oyster land. 
lease No. 4,680. 
6494 } Charles Alick ...) On the eastern bank of Berowra Creek in two} Cowan _ ..,| Cumberland 500 Dies 
sections, extending north-easterly from Bennett's 
or Bujwa Point and excluding Bennett’s Beach 
hauling ground, 


6546 | James Buie, jnr. ...) On the western side of Cogra or Mullet Point, at} Patonga ...) Northumber-) 200 5 
the southern end of applicant’s oyster lease No. land. 
| 4,030 on the frontage of W. Alison’s portion No, 
87 of 34 acres 34 perches. 


Evans RIveEr. 


6433 | Thomas Padden .../ On the western bank of Dingo Creek, lying between| Riley ...( Richmond...] 125 5 years 
applicant’s oyster leases Nos. 1,938 and 4,280. 
6434 Do ...| On the eastern bank of Dingo Creek aboge} do, mee do soot KGAE) Bas 
| described. | 


CLARENCE RIVER. 
6557 | Robert H. Newton.., On the south-western bank of the river, fronting) Yamba ...| ( larence <4 100 | 5 years 


reserve No. 42 and adjoining the northern end 
of Wm. Barclay’s oyster lease No. 4,997. | 


CLYDE RIVER. 


6595 | Thomas Templemah On the southern bank of Schmidt’s Creek, at the| West St. Vincent...| 100 | 15 years 
north-western end of applicant’s oyster lease Nelligen. | 
No. 4,466. 
Wacona@a River. 
6596 


Paul Bartholomew) On the northern bank of the river, lying between! Wagonga ...{ Dampier ...| 200 |15 years 
Bettini. applicant’s oyster leases Nos. 3,290 and 6,059. | 


-_—_eaoooeTTe oes tz. 


[1423] Department of Fisheries, 
Sydney, 31st August, 1910. 
APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER CULTURE. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture the 
portions of land set opposite their respective names, as mentioned hereunder, 


Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Departmert caily, excepting 
Saturdays, between 1] and 3 o’clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock. 


Any person may, by memorial to the Board of Fisheries, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds to 
be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. 


J. A. BRODIE, 


Secretary. 
Lease ; Length | merm of 
Applicant. Locality. Parish. County. , far 
No. Pp. y | = | Maris Bebe ae 
, HAWKESBURY RIVER. . Yards, 
6580 | Francis De Landro .... On a western bank of the river, about 158) Marra Marra! Cumberland. 300 5 years 
| yards southerly from the south-east corner 
| of Wm. J. Bowles’ portion No. 12 of 80 
| acres, ex rcad. 
Cuypr RIVER. 
6553 | William Baiclay .».| On the western bank of Waterfall Creek at| Goba ...( St. Vincert..| 200 5 years 
the southern end of T. Templeman’s oyster 
lease No. 4,515. 


Port STEPHENS. 


6598 | Arthur-George Taylor.,.| At the southern end of Mud Island lying| Sutton  ...{ Gloucester..{ 500 {| 15 years 
between Ernest Blanch’s oyster lease No. 

5,155 and W. Rooke’s oyster lease No.| 

6,492, 


- 


7 Surr., 1910.] 


“NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. - 


Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brandy, 


STOCK ACT, 1901. 


PART VIL.—REGISTRATION OF BRANDS OF HORSES AND CATTLE. 


FIRST QUARTERLY LIST OF HORSE AND CATTLE BRANDS FOR 1910— 


THIRD NOTIFICATION. 


Sydney, 7th Se; tember, 1910. 


OTICE is hereby given, in terms of the provisions of section 176 of the above-named Act, that the Brands set 


opposite to the names and addresses of the persons mentioned in the appended List have been applied for, 


accepted by, or allotted to, such persons ; and that if, within two months from the date of this notification, no objection 


‘be made by any other person on account of his owning a Horse or Cattle Brand similar to any of those hereby 


notified, such Brands shall be deemed to belong to the persons so applying for the registration thereof, and shall be 


registered accordingly. 


1. The attention of stock-owners and the public is called to this notice and the appended List of Brands ; and 


applicants whose names appear therein are requested to see that their Brands and names, and the postal addresses 


of the places or stations where the Brands applied for are intended to be used, are correctly given, in order that all 


notices may be addressed to the proper post towns of such places or stations. 


2. If any error or omission be observed, the applicant should at once communicate the fact to this Department ; 


‘and in doing so he should be careful to give the Brand and number set opposite to his name as well as his address. 


List of Horse and Cattle Brands for Quarter ending 
31st March, 1910. 


The letters F{C in third column denotes that the Brand is registered for Horses and Cattle. 


The letter H "9 ” 
The letter. ¢ Se ra 
e 
’ The letters CM Ad x 
“Lenbs BE DW EES Powe OO ili We Sanaeneieee «io d 
Brand. _ | Former 3 Name and Address, 
mM 
A. 
J PSS SBR Raraascha HC |Robert J. Stalling, Wilson’s Downfall 
Gr issaetaal C jAustin T. Boulton, Macksville, Nam- 
bucca River. (Transferred from 
AE Thomas Boulton.) 
5 AALS HoO|Alfred E. Pery, Gil Gai, Inverell 
P -) ) 
vite Be oat HC Alfred E. Tomlinson, Stansbury, 
Wangein, via Pilliga 
ade Fes ee Pb, ie HC Albert G. Smith, Mungindi 
oS 
alls: BR ene ae HO |Margaret McHatten, Craiglea, Oberon) 
hoe esemeaeey Hi /Albert H. Milithorpe, Brewarrina 
ane seseeesee(H CO l|Albert J. Hulbert, Barwon-street, 
H Narrabri 
ae 1 ROD HG|Albert J. Nicholas, Oaky Creek, 
wu“ Bonshaw 
FCAT eae BC)Arthur J. Smith, junior, Mungindi 
BRON EL cc\ecs ose. HC|Albert N. Hutchings, Bryntirion, 
Tootool 
AQL...| ......-|HC€ Alfred S. Jones, Crow Mountain, 
Upper Manilla 
ay ye (AC |Albert W. Perring, Gerrymberryn 
Ay su Anee H |Raymond 8. Senith, Tarban, via 
R Wallangarra 


No, 138, 7 Szprzussr, 1910.—3. 


Horses only. 


Cattle only. 


Camels only. 


108623 
15833 


109203 
109299 


109107 


eT 
109139 
109222} 


— 


108982 


reves 
109321 


108953, 


109049 
108726 


Brand. 


et 
BLI... 


BM 
B 


Brand. 


Sey 


seer erees 


peer enes 


selene eer nee 


Former 


HC 
HC 


HC 
HC 


HC 
EC 


RC 


Stock. 


Name and Address. 


Sele Da Sy MONS: 


Registrar of Brands. 


B 


Robert O. Belford, Comboyne, via 
Kew, Camden Haven 

R. Belli, Coonamble 
Mary McCabe, Lochiel, Pambula. 
(Transferred from B. H. McCabe). 
John Wm. and Stephen G. Butt, 
Third Creek, Pejar 


Cc 


Cecil F. Charles, Gloucester 
Charles F, Green, Clear Hills, 


Breakfast Creek 


Mandurama 


Crain. ) 


Charles G. Rowlands, Hilton, 


Clarence H. Barnier, Elizabeth 
Island, Grafton 
Cecil H. Campbell, Deniliquin 


8. and I, Crain, Burnside, Grahams- 
town. . (Transferred from Thomas 


Clara Dover, Byron-street, Inyerell 


No. 


108639 


108693 
T5803 


108841 


109121 
16913] 


108691 
109047 


108366 
T5791 


109125 


4956 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. [7 Sxpr., 1910. 
> lrormer| +4 d Add N Brand. |former 4 
Brand. f Brond. 8 Name an ress. 0. ran Brand: 8 Name and Address. Na 
Ex 
CJ pe reg | 
H \ arenes HC |Charles J. Hurtz, Tenterfield et et ee H(C|Henry C. Fowler, ‘‘ Redcourt,” 
C oe Bal aeeeeates HQ |Charles Lucas, Adelong tone 108995) Exeter 108813 
sell aane Patrick J. Conway, care . A. D. 108577 
ON H aNsbieaes ach Need iet? Gahan . ae eee H C|Edward Hartog, Executor Estate late|109113 
Post Office Ze H. Hartog, care of T. D. Ryan, 
CO solicitor, Bingara 
” + Saas HC |Coventry Bros., Lyndhurst, Armidale] 108824 Fu ncleerseeees HG /Harold J. Motley, Gladstone, 108858 
Macleay River : 
ey, Syeeresd C |Clarence W. Parsons, Clarence Town |1087 86) HO Ourslrercrrees HC (Mrs. E. I. Hooper & Son, Wattle 108565 
rove, Daroobalgie 
G D balgi 
a é vasnbaee HC ne e dere Posen, T5798 
ransferred from Susan Thearle.) 
DA Biii|ccves. H|David A. Beggs, Euston 108933 
D Oh ee HCIC., E., H., and W. Connery, Poor 108856 
Y si Man’s Hollow, Bathurst ft 
Des kas John P. Condon, Farm 196, Go 108740, 
j 4b Seana. Dane ean lig I Si ry C |Harry C. Norman, Scone 108883 
BE reatek HC |Robert Leslie, Executor, Estate David| 109061 U HO Sya ee 3 a 
Leslie, Ungarie, via West Wyalong Se she ane C "Carte Rie Kia Ora,” |108901 
au Pee HC|Mary Madden, Rose Farm, Cathcart |109040 T xt Bawaba HC |Albert H. Le Lievre, Crimpton Park, |108810 
DV. ak. H(Q|Nolan Bros., Springmore, Berridale 108927 a Ranpock 
GO sids|enc conse C |David Oliver, Rouad Swamp. (Trans-| T5856 
ferred from James Oliver.) 
e Renee coc HC Hee Driscoll, Casino. (Transferred T5788 J 
rom John Driscoll.) ary: ‘ 
ay pe cece HC Sarah A. Davis, Maclean, Clarence 108774, ne ep aR es HC se Glen William, Clarence |108948 
River . “1: 
d UR GR heen etre HC William H. Clarke, Ettrick, Kyogle f | 13037 
Ez (Cait brand transferred from 108587 
ohn Clarke.) 
1TH Wea a eenogabs HC |Edward H. Acres, Heywood, Baulk- 108686 Sar sa ine HC hte E, Chatman, Meadow Bank, {108981 
ham Hills haa 
GpBp Ki Bardiniont FH John W. Dunn, I ll 
ee Seon C |Ernest A. Ferris, Knorrit Flat 109188 df } eal ens: 
OE leceseeses HC |Errol E. Battle, Dondinalong, Mac- 15827} JW... leee eee HOC |\George Jefferys, Munka, Broken Hill/108415 
€0 leay River. (Transferred. from fest aes, Breet HC|Joseph Frazier, junior, Rosehill, T5792 
Edmund Battle.) Mitchell’s Flat, Armidale. (‘Trans- 
(e210) Oh asleaocnoceg HC|Executors, Estate late Edward Conn, 108536 ferred from Joseph Frazier.) 
Wilga Downs, Baradine ay gp ae He me ley Nee y Bowie Soe pes 
ce) i 
Be SE ihe Edith I, Evans, Merowie, Hillston LOB7T5O a Fo. Jeen ee ene EHC peer EES Long Flat, Hastings) 15845 
, River. (Transferred f R 
bles | H \Edward Haley, Tudor-street, Bourke 108567 , HO nt acd Henry) at ry 
CAF i fecetstees illiam S. Holding, Bookh i 
a Va are H(|Edward M. Gilbert, Narrabri West |108945 Bowning bing, boken e 
EE eM HC |Mrs. A. Swain and Sons, Ranger 108829 £ Skis perry HC Hoddle Bros., Temi, Ardglen. T5807 
3 Valley, Wallabadah (Transferred from James Hoddle.) 
SIO Baers C lprntet H. Sparshott, * Uralia,* Log168 oF BWestoree HC Sophia Howe, Saumarez-Ponds, {108801 
Robertson, vid Moss Vale Araiigase + : 
BV essence HC|Tarrant Bros., Triangle Farm, Ben {109111 LER ee C [James H. Reilly, Crabbe’s Creek 108970 
e4 Eimoua AWS ljacilvsage8cor HO Charles H. Lee, Larras Lake, Molong.| 15821 
C ay Lean es from James Lee.) 
" vig Rar ‘ohn P, Laughton, Townsend-street, |108956 
ire) Albury 
z I NA Gena Wicencangy Be Frederick A. Kelaher, Bingara 108792 ir Ter ee HC John Neagle, Mole River, Tenterfield|109090. 
aco dnee Benga Francis E, Power, Hollyrood, Ky- {109295 
i wong, ein Lockipat y y Rob Weeatcsns HC'John R. McDonald, Coolamon 109320 
Fie Qieereeree HC|Walter Folbigg, Glen Innes 108673 ' 
TD. Jeceeeenee lJ BC i 4 
WT Bo. lecceeeees EG er I. B. M. Buckley, Gnomery |108902 fe nd ey Nickens a“ 
tation, via Brewarrina Thvalilaee cacaes HC'James Swales, Woodlands 5855. 
> fea W) Rocesnee Sarah J. Moore, care of Mrs. Emily|108491 + Uralla. (T boat 
Jt Mumford, Deep Oreck, Hoskin oe Sere See ilmenite 
it River do Ri Geeky H jJoseph N. A, Weir, Inspector of T5842, 
wo bh HC|Florence M. Griffin, Gundy 109236 W Stock, Deniliquin, (Transferred 
HO|lHerbart 0. 7 x | from Joseph Weir. ) 
Gh Grossleceneees C|\Herbert C. J. Page, Casino 108149 J rah ee wfELC John H. Williams, Temple Court, 108615 
Jt West End, Armidale 
GS 
HC George B. Bridges, Gunnedah-road, 108874 ai: 
Gece Paw eueth BGs one HC |David E. Kirkby, Moree 108980 
HC [Betsy Barnden, Uralla 108540 KA Lirtrrnsers HC|Anna and Bertha Kiehne, Six-mile, [108986 
iS . } A. ie Dundee < 
HC a Darby, Coolanbilla, Spring 108952 iS Ae ry HC Catherine Kennedy, Brookfield, Mer-| 15829 
3 riwa. (Transferred from Execut 
HC|Syaney A, Fosephson, Newstead 108590 Bighe (vie Bagi Recvady 4) ee 
HC Percival James, care of T. James, 108948 
tose Valley, Barraba 
“t oy ile ie Mumbledool, Narandera)10913 Gb : 
\Ernest Trevanion, Mila P.O. S739 : 
far Meas oA ae a P.O., 108739 ra i OS ere HC Ereoutots, Tetaig late John Clifford,| 15800 
HOC Charles Thompson, St. Albans 108651 Beedbo | Stati See oo-t (irae 
HC are Cox, Mudgee. (Transferred | T5848} IID | eS ee ae halk Liddle, 10857 
2 m 2 a Tr eae fe = 5 ’ ua 2 ss 
rom A. M, and V, D, Cex.) = Cometville,” Welacate’ Bi 


7 Supt, 1910 


‘J 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 


Name and Address. 


Lionel M. Hendren, Ebenezer, via 

Windsor 

Lachlan McLachlan, Glensheil, 
Rylstone 

Wm. and Jas. Challis, Pail Farm, 
Parkville 


Arnold Lewis, The Folly, Greta 


MM 


Mary Ann Harrold, Sutton-street, | 
Cootamundra 

George Mann, Tumbulgum, Tweed! 
River 

Thomas Murphy, Lillydale, via 
Coolamon 

John Morrissey, Byalong Station, 
Rylstone 

Alfred E, Mcintosh, Parkes 


Alexander Jennings, Reidsdale, via 
Braidwood 


N 


Charles W, Craig, Jerrara, Jamberoo 
Norbert N. Pendergast, Pitt Town 
road, via Windsor 


Alfred and Frederick Pisanentaachiae? 


Bletchington, Orange 


O 


Oliver H. Lenaghan, Lenaghan’s Flat, 
Minmi 

Executors, Estate late James L. 
Mitchell, Invergowrie, Armidale 

Thomas Howell, Stuart Town 


Oswald 8. Wilkinson, Quirindi 


Oakes Bros., Grafton 


PP 


Margaret Dwyer, Glenwood, 
Migalong. (Transferred from 
Patrick Dwyer.) 

Percy HK. Reid, Ballengarra, Rolland’s 
Plains, via Port Macquarie 


Heffernan Bros., Clear Hills, Sebas- 
topol. (Transferred from Patrick 
Heffernan.) 


Henry’ Pittman, care of Inspector of 
Stock, Tibooburra 

Patrick Kelly, Weemabung Creek, 
Tenandra, Warren 

Edmond H. Preston, Nullamanna 


No. 


1093291 
109026 
108859} 


1090271 


108637) 


TIS39 


108766 
T5801 


108686 


5073: 
109333 
109127 


Brand. 
Tie elses lee sensecs H 
EIT ret} inca HC 
PTS pene HC 
Lw 
16 Slee HC 
MP 
i ace HC 
ol i el HC 
DV Borealessenreve HC 
ET es HC 
ay 
SAIC Tle gere-1s isK@: 
M 
Baer C 
NG? 1 Ae Ee s 
jet Spe HC 
AN? 
By rE a ae) 
w 
TA he vanes HC 
fd 
Fisk 3 Ue iy 
Oo. sie, 
O Le AMS HC 
© Oe 
i} eet: C 
PDL Ice oe HC 
hk 
ae) ee HC 
PEL HC 
N 
Ta ie uid HO 
T 
Pw... HO 
L 
EE aaa 
et Ae HC 
5 } caine HC 
rely: Geena HC 
Pet 
Vy: el Bee HC 
oe) HC 
e'3 [acer HC 
C 
Baa |....-.... HC 
5 
re!’ HC 


Brian J. Toohey, West Kempsey 
Joseph Post, Wollombi 


Q 


Francis Sells, Gundagai 
ferred from John Sells. ) 


(Trans- 


RR 


Frederick Rapmund, Bombala. 
(Cattle brand transferred from 
Sarah Rapmund.) 

Robert Samuel Byfield, Cassilis 

Frederick L. Duncan, care of H, R. 


Duncan, Commonwealth Hotel, 
Casino. (Transferred from Robert 
Duncan.) 


(Transferred from Peter Rogers, ) 


Susanna Rutter, Orange 


108820 
108705 


T5831] 
108846 


109223 
T5825 


Peter Rogers, jnr., Wilbetree, Mudgee} 15814 


109224 


ad 
Brand. Brand] 3 
aDT.e Cc 
S'G@Ba esses: ce 
Cy APA CG 
CL, Media. HC 
ES a ita HC 
Stee ee HC 
rio Wee HC 
PW ell HC 
SA Biers HC 
w 
ASL aig'e araiasecais (ie 
tr Reven H 
HB Gia HC 
gy 
= raha HC 
FAA) Salideweses HC 
Jigme Rhee ee We 
SM 
rey, Pee HC 
ma ie HC 
wor 
Te ae HC 
Upy aye i) fa) 
a 
lets C 
SL ee HC 
v5 
Wo HC 
WT Tee HC 
D 
WB LW va C 
Silt ic ener C 
5 eee HO 
TA) ee C 
BY Uitte HC 
ME 
WO Kale Cc 
ET ee HC 
st ble HC 
R 
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sus Pit es 
zt in 
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Name and Address, 


Ss 


Susan D, Taylor, Glencoe 

Stanley G. Booth, Araluen. (Trans- 

ferred from Stanley G. Booth, senr.) 

P. and C. T. Lumley, Wardell. (Trans- 
ferred from John §. Lumley.) 

W. Moulden, Parkes 

Eden William Hely, Lower Tarcutta 

Clifford G. Adams, Buccarumbi 

Sydney Dodds, Moukerai, via Stroud 

(Transferred from Herbert Sydney 

Dodds.) 


as 


and P. J. McAlister, Yalbraith, 
via Taralga 
Thomas A. Skinner, Swamp Oak 
Creek, Tenterfield 


{dmund Bailey, Mullumbimby 


tty 


Thomas W. Benton, Sandy Flat 
Thomas E. Smith, Tarriara Bridge, 
Narrabri 

John Maunder, Linfield, Dungowan 


John F. Shoebridge, Brooman. 
(Transferred from Thomas 
Shoebridge. ) 

John Ticehurst, Yuline, Marsden- 
road, Grenfell 

Wilfred Tickle, Cressbrook, Yarra- 
ford. (Transferred from Thomas 
Tickle. ) 

T. W. Cowley, junr., ‘‘ Holy Corner,” 

Wamboota 


Ley 
John N. Moffitt, Grenfell 


William C. Hall, The Channon, via 
Dunoon 


Vv 
David V. Blanch, Moorland 


Miss Hilen Gilcreest, Battye-street, 
North Hill, Forbes 


WwW 


William J. Crowley, Navena, § 
Rocky Creek road, 'erry-hie-hie, | 


Moree. (Horse brand transferred 

from J. and 4. Crowley.) 

James I’. Dowdell, ‘Off Flats,” 

Hampton. (Transferred from 

Wiliam Dowdell.) 

\Walter E. Ison, Nelligen 

‘Isabella Kearns, ‘‘ My Cottage,” 

| Adaminaby 

isabel M. Larkin, East Raleigh, Bel- 
linger River. (Transferred from 
William Larkin. ) 

William Murray, Perch Creek, South 
Arm, Tweed River 

Catherine $. Mayne, Spring Creek, 
Cargo 

Walter Patrick O’Keefe, Stroud 

Isabella Rutherford, Minto, 
Bibbenluke 


Miss Elizabeth Russell, Cubmurra, 
via Adaminaby 


x 
Albert Marsh, Harwood Island 


Campsie 
E. W. O'Sullivan, Rosewood, Gilmore 


No, 


108767 
T5793 


T5813 
108614 
109218 


108890 
T5799 


109087 
108782 


107981 


109242 
108910 


109287 
15846 


109042 
T3846 


109313 


“1108737 


109082 


(108790 
108975 


109045 
109280 


109207 
108959 


109176 


108793 


Alexander Howatson, Campsie-strect,|108867 


10872& 


4958 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 


|7 Sepr., 1910. 


Name and Address. No. 


NM 
Michael McMahon, Unaweena, J08864 
Coonamble ‘ 
William McCasker, Boggabilla ee 
Trustees Estate late M. T. Moore, {108961 


Hast Burren, Burren Junction 

Clarence J. Senz, Rose Leigh, Newton} 15826 
Boyd. (Transterred from Joseph 
Senz. ) 


© 


Archibald H. O’Hara, Shannonvale, {108687 
via Glen Innes ’ 


a? 
George Parker, Cowra Creek 109345 
Anne O’Connors, Summer Hill, 108539 
Cessnock 
R 
Charles W. Pye, Nebea, Coonamble. | 15790 


(Transferred from William T. Keys.) 
Charles W. Pye, Nebea, Coonamble, 
(Transferred from William T. Keys.) 
Executors in Estate of late Robert|108724 
Chapman, Rockhall, Uralla 
Thomas J. Dugan, ‘‘ Lolleep,” Wal-| 15847 
gett. (Transferred from Robert 
Dugan). 


T5790 — 


T 


John Avery, Purfleet, Taree, Manning|108458 
River 


John R. Tracey, Coonabarabran 108880 
Gordon L. Kelton, Bungowannah, 108994 


Albury 


C| William A. Young, ‘‘Iona,” Rocky {108920 


River, via Uralla 


William Young, Oakleigh, Bega 108960 


x 


4 - 


George L. Weber, Rose Hill, Texas {1089 8 


Conjoined Letters. 


rt 


William G. Hearne, Bradley’s Head.) 1584 
road, Mosman. (Transferred from 
Lawrence Purcell.) 


Alfred James Hordern, Hornsby mr 


William Arnold, Berryrinie P.O., via\108721 
Cowra 


C 
Cecil M. Smith, Mirridong, Borenore) 1 (£8 


Hi 


F.C George Eginton, Comboyne P.O., |10 8(8 


: . |Former]. 3 Name and Address. No. | Brand... [Former] 3 
Brand. Brand: 8 Brand. = 
Senne ee ee ee ee ee aray sama ane Seen BE Lae ETT ily Sie Sanam am |. 
Letters and Numerals. 7 
Miah. nace HC 
mi LAD AMY) nreeeee HC 
lay) Waren BL asance: CM\Syed Abdul Hack, Post Office, North|109009; gfth Pen Seid HC 
Broken Hill ‘7 
ADB HC/|Wilhelmina Hoffman, Koreelah Creek, |108098; LOA eeeses HC 
via Acacia Creek MS 
B 
weaig beh h 2h HC\|Bernard D. Ferry, Wagga Wagga 108811} 
OF) itt EC 
Fa 
CG 
C ay A A ee HC/William T, Donovan, Laguna, Acacia 109079} 
VY Creek 7 
P 
QQ Po HC 
D ae Ob ees EH 
4. & 
TAAL) se tvenedeee HC|Henry J. Bellears, Tricket-street, 108665 
Deniliquin 
seat eee HC|Andrew McIntosh, Bun Loit’ Farm,|109167 
WF Rosewood 
Py GSusciamiesese C 
ast 
Le SR HE 
ATO Monette pte FiC|Executors, Estate late William Chap-|108888; 
os man, Coreinbob, Ladysmith ; R a: sealant a HC 
i Lee 
nae ntiais aie @C|ivan Eustance Evans, Pilliga 105011) 3 HC 
GB OUleteteeee: HC |Bridget Flanagan, Castlereagh Farm, 15810) at 
HES Molong. (Transferred from Edward } 
Flanagan.) 
ee Mad ene HC|Hdwin Jones, Yang Yang, Maude Ma 
BEY.......... 1C|Bdward K. H. King, Balldale 108700), ing ae 
oT lH ECC\Frank Lupton, Mittagong, Yerong. 15S49) M ‘ 
Tf (fransferred from ‘Trustees Hd- i ap HC 
mondsor Co.) Ae leh go or 
| a 
i 
FoF Swetin enhis HOC|Frederick Wilkins, Pilliga 108300) | WNe-+}.. sys it 
SHES poder ond HC/|Fanny Maud Campbell, Fowler’s Gap|108714! wy ar 
Station, via Torrowangie, Broken Wat in 
Hill : oo 
Per hed aeats HC 
G | 
BS GS vaclinahus ows CG Milinza Gool,, Post Office, Broken Hill |10866]{ 
43) 
Er Boumeee pans HC 
Bee Neeiniaeer HC\Henry Bown, Bergalia 108526) ° 
5 } Siviene is HC|Donaldson Bros., Brooklands Park, 108658] 
HD Yetholme 
UE Bs Bn el eaeaneee HC|G. A. Heinrich, Kars, Ringwood |109187 
Ga. Siding, via Condobolin 
Bey seaeeneee H |Henry Stephens, Condobolin me 
rrr 
? T he sabpinnne ot EL Gs 
We hey ae ao siota HC|J. Roy, junior, Currawarna 108974 
TD Swe EHC Arthur John Dawson, Armidale. TO830} Jit. 1 Peieetsae HC 
b JS (Transferred from Joseph : i HO 
Dawson.) } Al Warall deere athe 4 
> + tet HCl|Johanna Donohoe, Nine-mile Box, {108921} 
JD Hay 
J a}. raga ¢HG|Lillian R. M. Farrell, Glen Morrison, |109326) 
5 Walcha | 
a 4 Fe eeees EC |Joseph Irving, Pelaw Main da ( /) HO 
T % AES HC Joseph R. Jeffery, The Globe, »|109106/ 
JIS Wrightville 
J iE SNP Ce HC |Robert McManus, Cooma Creek, 108720) 
pa Cooma 
BIG .} | C}/ William Shannon, Maclean. (Trans-| TS811) OY vclesssseee. 
ferred from John Shannon.) e 
A eee © perc C |John K. Wuoti, South Arm, 109266) N 
we Bellingen i 


Camden Haven 


E. Marcia Brace, Yarraford, Glen | 10897 
Innes 


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F Name and Address. . No, 
a 
H 8 
HOC jFrancis William Boxwell, Mascotte, {109328) § B...|......... O |Samuel Beck, Settlement, Bega 103211 
fo} 
Texas a Nee cr H |John Shelly, care of M. Coulson, . |108624 
. ‘Bruce Plains, Parkes 
| EL SiR Sun Loy Kee, Wilcannia 108857 
i AAR! ACIR. D., A.S., and C. A. Wiseman, | T5851 Wa 
“*Clerkness,” Bundarra. (Trans- 
ferred from Frances E. Wiseman.) NE Ghee leesedeves H.C\Victor KH. Greeves, Balmoral, 108551 
HS © |Henry John Sidebottom, Barnsley {108650 Mullaly 
J 
| WA ELC | William A. Owen, Duri 108622 
a* th HC (Caroline G. Edmonds, Larras Lake, 75822 oO aa } y 
aes itech from. Charles | Ase pall ea HC|William H. Maunder, Duri 108605 
Lf HC |Alexander Hunter, Gosford sae My } aes HC Pee ee ai 152, Peell108695 
vu. 9 c 
JR. HC \Executors, Estate late J. H. Davies,| 108546 
Curragundi (Moree) and Yarrandi 
(Scone) Conjoined Letters and Letters 
HC|\James V. Boxwell, Deadman’s Creek, |109527; and Signs 
Clifton, via Tenterfield Oe ie, 
W Cc 
C HV 2 1095 
HCW. and W. T. Grant, Booloocooroo, 1091421 u } Nae Ra EHC Charles B. Westerweller, Mullabah|109285 
Custawse Flat, Gunnedah 
| | 
R J 
f z aS Poe eg 35 PA i 
iz Executors, Estatelate Robert Roberts, 108636) eed ceene oes BE a baa 3lock 12, West |108754 
Kerrabee, Denman, and 46 Botany- Phas ns 
road, Alexandria ; 
HC)Arnold Rigby, Russell-street, Bathurst oad <r 
as fo ere Penh cae HClJames T. B. Starr, Block 212, 108753 
WAT eT rnaarsas f Dungowan 
i 
i 
HC/|William Isaac, Langley Vale, via 109022; | } WwW 
REE teal aa ba | WH" st RE) \ELC:|William F. Studte, Duri 108530 
i ee 
Conjoined Letters and Letters. Conjoined Letters and 
Numerals. 
Cc 
HH 
H.C\Charles I. Mell, Sodova, Upper 109249) Wz 
Horton an dee "FT Cl|Edward Huxley, Gunnedah 109247 
HC\|Harry K. Coward, Comilaroy, ee 
Mungindi aye 
HC Charles Leighton, Newhaven, 109193} 
Condobolin Oe eee ‘T]C|John Robson Parker, Coneac Station, |109029 
4 | Barrington 
1D} | 
C [Richard Casey, South Woodburn, . |108527 Conjoined Letters and Signs. 
Richmond River - 
& 3) eaten c |Ada M. Barry, Rosenthal, near 108780 
HC |George Holston, Bug Town, Ada- 108853} TNS Bullahdelah 
minaby GDL eeeeeees HO endras Dede Murrunville, Dog Trap|108566 
A sey es ae AD J ford, via Yass 
HC |George T. H, Nicolas, Quirindi Ose aa ../ {CG |Aubrey B. Haydon, Manilla 108516 
| 2 an eee 370 |Albert Henry Sippel, Dungowan 109196 
e @ F q 
. a | LAMA | cetnaae Hf [Alfred Markwell, Mayvale, Barraba {109055 
| } 
H |Walter Holley, Llangollen, Cassilis |109163 Fa ons 
TOON hates HO Arnold Charles Porter, Fairview, |109145 
5 FE. Manilla _ 
NGL Tala tere Ho|Ada Paul, Ulabrible, Coonabarra- {108679 
HC \John F. Macdonald, Mount Dumaresq,|108658 ae bran ; 
Maidenhead, via Tenterfield 0 ee Wieceree sa Ha Albert Russell, Luskintyre, Loch- |108818 
HC\James 8S. McIntyre, Orton Park, | T5841 wet invar 
Bathurst. (Transferred from James Od : : 
McIntyre.) (ik iadceeeee HC|Andrew Rodgers, Estcourt, Attunga |109053 
M ah: jee HC rinse Gregory, Post Office, Wee  |108965: 
€.9 V aa 
H |Martin B. Roennfeldt, Oak Deen, |108929 AIL HC |Arthar 8. Watts, Rock Villa, Barney’s|108730 
Walla Walla : AN J Hill 
R B 
H |Robert Brownlee, Lakemba-street, |109162 FB, |.cchee 'H C\James H. Abbott, Fletcher’s Seat, |109046 
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pos oee Cc |Alice J. Chandler, Bellview, Shaw [1088438 & Si casceee HC/James Baker, Fernside, Uralla 108752 
2 Ae HC Joseph Barthel Adavale, C 109. 
D BP p helson, Adavale, Corowa 31 
T ee) ye 4 
fete coos HC|Donaid Locke, Dentonholme, 108973 Ke ivnent 3 Be Pied hia Ghote frees ae 
ns George s Plains bY Wl ist sccat HC James Doyle, junior, Horfleur-street,| 15794 
epi Lees (Transferred from 
ames Doyle.) 
ah PBA HC\James E. Dangarfield, Brushy Hill, |105497 
| : D Aberd a 
COLI ereeeres HC/Erskine L. Bray, Mount Henry, |10928] Cio’ as . 
‘BR Gracksel D Slo HC|Mary J. Devlin, Wagga Wagga 107870 
; SEP BIOTIN) ro ary 
Dy HC|William G. Fdwards, Gostwyels 109064 Wheeldon HG John Kawards, Mayvale, Barraba  |109054 
OU Tis sAriy c 
low) ree? Fy i Ee ile HC John Eady, Lighthouse Ville, 108997 
ea Be Set C |Edward Holland, Wamban, Moruya |108337) __ oad Helensburgh 
pat otc iy eee HC|s it ee Holey uae Station, |109056 
vt e Ena: | asston, via Willow Tree 
wT } Piss cleiges HC \|Kdward J. Howlett, Currabubula 108568} ch aeatoenee hee asa: Glenugie, via South |108891 
ox phat. bili if ; : J xrafton 
eG ae HC baa ae Milson, Sunny Glee, {108969 go} bade HO Joseph Heaviside, Deniliquin 108703 
wh Sere esrb ieliG Re! mee Warrell Creek, 108848; 3 ‘| Q@ (Joseph Horne, Brookvale, Manly ae 
u Macksville eee Velige tee. HC Beresford J. Hudson, Kurrinda 109161 
uP } Dike HC |Cyril’M. Porter, Fairview, Manitla |1ogia4l S27 Uralla 
CNT HC John R. King, Peel River Estate, 108554 
KX Tamworth 
law) 
ash @} nite ihe F.C |Annie E. O'Keeffe, Tyndale 109172 
Tantei ELCIF. G. Bransdon, Rawdon Island | g 
n oer, ansdon, g 109083 ‘ 
as Higetitge River a 7} Rata HC'John T. 8. Lawrence, Deniliquin 109137 
Ty pe ee C |Mary A. Fraser, Nerrigundah 108825 aN (as HC ee Hs Morrissey, ‘‘ Uorta,” | 108682 
re anes jal(G; Ao ae Ethel Hudson and Harriet |108671 p leg eee 
: 1. Stewart, Narandera (P He SSP ren H |William Powell, Berrigan 109174 
Lo a # oR aaa 4 C|Robert Chas. Fuller, Leura, Lord’s' |109221 ae) : 
eC Place, Orange TAS HC John 8, Winterbottom, Germanton 108318 
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7m ib ee els H C\Francis H. Thrift, Scone 109118 WL 
aw] 
nt Wi denve HG|Munsie Bros., Swanbrook 109124. 
| CG “rie Ae Re HO Mele rs Ryan, Burns’ Creek, 56878 
aL oes HOC\Ernest G. Hamer, ‘“ Harrington,” |108732/ @7> H {Mi hael M i 108797 
Saeen mer, : g Se Se chael McKay, Murwillumbah 108727 
fn George’s Plains NE } Tweed River, ; 
TNL i asac atl HC|Mary B. Ryan, Ti-tree Creek, South| 15789 
aiied 
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r=6 yan, 
(ar) 
ye a nah ck ia ae in REARS ike 0 aamugng (ON Ey BEE Ba 
mh Dette cote HC |Hodder Bros., Aberdeen, Llangothlin|109265; WR ue Rae ook Be 
= 
i} Aidt ieee HC|Horace*C. Bendall, Sandy Flat 108749 WN 
, Os ae Willi 3 
roa Abit eal HC Herbert James Becx, Glennie’s Creek/108894} NS oe Margery ap eae Nea ie wa as 
F- Le i 
eS it ed HC Hill Bros., Woodsdale, Bingara-road,/|108954 Bet ae ie HC |Catherine E. Partridge, Clifton Villa,)109360 
Witrialda DP Kogarah-road, Kogarah 
me Wate. HC |George Davis, Warraberry, Welling- | 15818 
HD ton-road, via Parkes. (Transferred P 
from H. Davis, senior.) ry Patri ih te ee 
mm Fi... HC|Henry EK. Kamus, Barraba 109250} Gir RE ea neater Nash shad Beas” 
edit niin A HC eens ail King-street, 108615; i 1 reeeee ees HC/Percy A. Howlett, Currabubula 108761 
law) 3 
FET Pc HC|James Henry, Bidooba, Cobar 108522} Aur Pea C |Peter & Co., Cobar 108839 
co} Me ee HC Horatio T, Johnson, Billinudgel 108905} B 
4 wed HQ eriti Kent, Lonely Valley, 108713} Se Lear HC oa Ly Ross Edwards, Sainsbury108515 
i an ark, Compton Downs Siding, 
+r} Hh oleae HC|Herman Linke, Glen Oak, Gilgandra|104848) Par Bourke : ‘ 
EY bey B59 sau, HC)|Richard J. Fisher, Santa Paula, 109235 
a gee HC|Hilton T. Pitman, Laidlaw, Moree |108939} _Warren 
a, ie ae re ee HC|Richard Humphreys, Khancoban __ {108580 
: in ahsehs HC Toh 5 O'Hara, Fern Hill, Glen |rosesol Sex PP HC Be S. Harper, Eaglehawk, Ariah/109338 
ne b ; 
Paivenss HC/Robert Lockyer, Paisley, via Yetman 108991 
ERR Jee HC|J. H. Richards yi Porn | 
os ante oe bie eh A. T. Medcalf,|109178 oe } 5 oss 3 C ere d. si ye Lorna Doone, 108876 
Ga Liteerestss © |Henry J. Wallis i ae be | . 
wee a 7 aes nee via Kew, 109256; gies ia See HC Rie tiweetay T5815 
rom Richard A. Reid. 
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Spe te ne 


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Enos Trevaskis, Ariah Park 
Thomas J . Ellem, Roseneath, Casino 


Thomas Hudson, Mulgrave 


James T. Wilcox, Pine Grove, 
Canowindra 


Joseph M. Turner, Bundarra 


Ferdinand R. Pike, Breeza 


a 
William Henry Munns, Bugaldi 


WwW 


Walter J. Bacon, Attunga 
William H. Brindle, Denman 


William Barton, Post Office, Grabben 
Gullen 

William John Kemp, Willow Glen, 
Meadow Flat 


Winthorpe Pickering, Currabubula 


William R. Piggott, Kast Minto 


William J. Ryan, Forest Vale, Bull 
Plain, Corowa 


William T, Walton, Narandera 


Letters and Signs Conjoined. | 


J 


Henry M. Bailey, ‘“ Greylands,” 
Singleton 


Signs. 
William W. Wren, junior, Bega 


Matthew Walsh, Byron Bay ~ 


Robert L. Ballard, Harden 


Donald A. W. J. Campbell, 
Springwood 


Wallangra Pastoral Co., Ltd., 
Wallangra, Warialda ; 
William Rose, Never Never, Bellinger 


River 

Alston and Sheaffe, Orange Plain ¢ 
Dandaloo. (Horse brand trans» ¢ 
ferred from Osborne and Osborne. ) 

David J. Schaefer, Stonefield, via 
Armidale 

Percy Gladstone MclIlveen, 
Dungowan 


William Noy, Cartref, Pilliga { 


Robert E. Chapman, Gwydir Park, 
Uralla 


Donald Cameron, Marramook, 


108344 


108578 


94205 
109209 


108930 


Howlong 


Alan C. Ferguson, Albemarle, 
Menindie 


Albert A. Kiehne, Teri-mile, 
| Deepwater 


109301 


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4961 
Wame and Adress, .~ | No. 
HC|John W. C. Liston,. Manilla 109070 
HC|Kelby O’Brien, Wauchope, ( 104996 
‘| Hastings River ( |109225 
C |Alexander D, Frazer, Ryde 109216 
HC |Blomfield Bros., Minono, Marsdens [108706 
HiC|Richard H. Hudson, Willanbri, 109012 
Maniila 
HO|D. S. Joss; Kywong, Lockhart 75844 
(Transferred from N.C. Clapperton.) 
HC|William Duncan, jnr., Meadow Lands, |108553 
Coonamble 
HC|Vernon J. Holcombe, Widgee, 109035 
T.P.0,, Wee Waa 
HC|Wm. J. Murray, Pappinbarra, 109020 
Beechwood, Hastings River 
FiC|Executors, Estate late J. H. Davies, |108797 
North Abbotsford, Mossgiel 
HC |Patrick E. O’Reilly, Iron Pot Creek, |109272 
Kyogle 
H |Arthur W. Milgate, Sunnyside, Peak|109333 
Hill 
HC|Haroid Guest, Clenton Lodge, Baan |109133 
Baa 
HC|Duncan M. Sinclair, Fraser’s Creek, |108514 
Ashford 
HC Walter A. Sallway, Warialda 108609 
HC|Herbert J. Batterham, Dry Creek, {109115 
Moonan Flat 
Letters and Signs with and 
without Numerals. 
A 
waders HC|William Armstrong, Crickenbar, 108816 
|} Rocky Glen 
AO ..\e HC |Austin G. Small, Copmanhurst 109316 
Or teenie G4 C |Alfred Smith, Clunes, Richmond 108870 
<j River 
) ....1f1C|Amos J. Roberts, Windfold, Manilla |108582 
Jia ic See HC /Agnes Barton, Wollar 108560 
faa bis Oa HC |Henry H. Allison, Mountain View, |109183 
a + Cherry Tree Hill 
‘ne eB ae HQ jAlexander Amos, Tulloona, Moree |109200 
AUS). TWC|Melinda M. Thorpe, Carrisbrook,| 75802 
wy} Cobbadah. (Transferred from 
Albert Thorpe.) 
7-05 hd hence Cc [Thomas M. Armstrong, Oallen, T5808 
AS Tarago. (Transferred from Andrew 
A C, Armstrong.) 

AGS HC |Alfred E. Morrow, Woolgoolga 109092 
IN paateoaean HC|Allian W. Macdonald, Mihi, via |108517 
Boggabri 
[ ne, Mn ba desea HC [Christina Aitken, Kquity Park, |108903 

Berrigan 

Sie hcl an HCiWJames A. Ward, Tingha 108963 
C9 Hee neys HCA. J. C. Bridge, Curlewis 109160 
oy Leis san HC |John W, Albans, Whiporie 108806 
rae ea Hc/Arthur B. Bridge, West Tamworth |108932 
Py Tales HC |Arthur J. Lemon, Red'Bridge, via {109169 
AL Murrumburrah 

2 od} Tel eraen HC|August EH. Scholz, Woolpack, Bijiji {108511 

ae Re Ho/Arthur J. Partridge, North View, Tia,|108821 
aN Walcha 

AY: Leto HCjAlfred William Blake, Tarradale {108835 

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pee | Re HC|Andrew A. Graham, Dunbible, 109015 
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AX + / AC Bing an, ow H 1088 MG de sic a iy ata G , Bellvi ; 08827 
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worl re al Rene longb cic ae. ee reek 10872 
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Name and Address. 


Charles Robson, Tuki Tuki, Wyrallah.| 1 


(Transferred from Charles D. 


Robson.) 


C. KE. Clarke and S. B. Storey, Aronui, }109339} 
Trevallyn, via West Maitland 
Campbell ‘and Sutton, Box 23, Post |108989; 
Office, Broken Hill 
Charlie Sage, Moonbi 109194 
é ' ; 68270 
Claude C. Worner, Gundagai 108834 


Wm. T. Constable, Lachlan Angle, {1 
Budgerabong 


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Upper Macleay River. (Tranferred 
from Thomas A. Davies.) 


William H. Davidson, Deepwater 


George Downie and Son, Waverley, 
Ariah Road Mail, via Coolamon 

Jeremiah D. Daly, Alstonville, 
Richmond River 


James Dean, Tweed Heads 


Richard Carpenter, Post Office, Tingha 


John Dunn, Bloomfield, Oura-road, 
Wagga Wagga 

'John Duggan,  Rylstone. (Transferred 
from Michacl Duggan.) 


Alexander T. Creswick, Canoble Sta- 75805} 


tion, Mossgiel. (Transfer ed from 
The Australian and New Zealand 
Mortgage Company.) 

Dempsey & Co., Fernbury, Trundle, 
via Parkes 

William Darby, Brisbane-street, 
Tamworth 

Dennis Cavanagh, Hatonsville, 
Clarence River 


David Callaghan, Nashua, Richmond|109259} 


River 
David H. Gosden, Grassdale, Grenfell 


Denis Morgan, Alice Vale, Illabo 1 


Dolat Khan, Singleton 1 
David L. Leslie, Pigabeen, Tweed {1 


River 


Cc 
HC 


HC 
C 


Daniel Mangan, Cambridge-street, 
Penshurst 


Delphyna Noel, Glenfield Teh 

David H. Nelson, lesdon s Arm, 
Nambucca River 

Ada L. Scott, Ottamildi, Gravesend 


Daniel Zoeller, junior, Ada-street, 
Concord 


Hi 


Daniel Woodbridge, Bendick 
Morell 


Wm. E. McCullough, Coonamble : 


Edward Coulton, Gravesend, 
Warialda 


Cobborah 


Sawmills, Port Macquarie, Hastings 
River 

Ernest Birkbeck, Black Mountain 
Creek, via Boggabri 

Emily Burrows, 802, George-street, 
Sydney 


Edwin V. G. Townsend, Bungey, 109191 
Gilgandra 

Alice Murphy, Barmedman 108652 

Thomas Edmunds, Wattle View, 109283 


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3 Name and Addresa, No. 
5 ah lh cael 
HOQ/Elien Cartmill, Whiteman Creek, 108796 
‘Clarence River 
© .|Ellen Connolly, Bendolba 109180 
HC)\Edward Duffy, Tuncester, via 109081 
Lismore 
H jEdward Farrell, Molong 109213 
HC (Edward J. Farragher, Oakview, 108638 
Kumungerie 
HC |Edward Green,-Kelvin, Gunnedah {108984 
JHC /Edward Garland, Cullenbone 109347 
HC Ernest Moss, Torrington 109073 
HO |Edward Pritchard, Watford, Numba |108645 
HC/Edward A. Swinton, Llangothlin 109159 
HC (Christian E. A. Wegener, Wattle /|108931 
View, Walla Walla 
HOC|Edwin E. Waite, Courabyra, via 108912 
Adelong 
H 
HC/Frank Wright, Byrock Station 108814 
Byrock 94092 
C |Liewelyn Fry, Ha milton Sawmills, [108611 
Port Macquarie, Hastings River 
C |Alexander Fraser, \unoon, via 108936 
Lismore 
HOC|Thomas J. Fogarty, Warialda 108488 
C |John W. Fahey, Whe rrol Flat 108610 
HOC}F. G. Clarke, Thule, L eniliquin 108632 
HO /|Frank H. Crouch, Vac} * 108596 
H |Frederick Davis, Tangn \angaroo, via |108521 
Bowning 
HQ|Arthur F. Duncombe, A. ‘stonville, [108597 
Richmond River 
HC )Florrie F. Barlow, Wylie Creek, 108702 
Wilson’s Downfall 
WC|Frederick Hancock, Smit] vs Creek, {108641 
Macleay River 
C |Frederick Hokin, Lymingi >-road, 108865 
Rosedale, Croydon Park 
HC |Frederick Imeson, Branch Creek, 109007 
Yorklea 
C |Frederick M. Kelly, Mullunbimby 108678 
HC |Frederick T. Marsden, ‘Ithoreela, 108631 
Dundee °* 
HO |Francis Myers, Clydesdale, via 108769 
Forbes 
HC Francesco. A. Nicolai, Broadwater, {109201 
Richmond River 
HC |Erancis VV. Fox, Krin Plains, Moree |108845 
HC |Peter Fa]aey, Stockinbin gal 109110 
G 
HCWane Gra ham, Swamp Oak 109091 
HC /Herbert Wm. Gibbs, Fam 10, Peel 109147 
River ] Gstate, Tamworth 
HC |George T homas Galpin, ‘Wooloomin, |109341 
via Tan aworth 
HC|Francis G rebert, Burringbar 108741 
HCiHenry R. Gobbert, Gum Flat 109126 
HC |George Ar ‘blaster, Bottle Creek, via {108717 
Tabulan 2 
Ha George H. Bowhay, Cumnock’ 108556 
HO George Hvesns, Fern\ rook Farm, 108972 
Lithgow 
HC|Eugene E. Rankin, R, 2%¢ Dale, 108983 
Shannonvale . gape 
HC /|George Fisher, Dungowi vn 99152 
H |George Finch, Bassett-st, veets 108566 


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F 
li] == Name and Address. Name and Address. 
nm 
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OG Tico 3 George H. Gre +, Ric asa! ie lA 
GG C Sere ray, Boo'yong, Ric hmond!109258' ed reat ne | i Richards, Mandemar, |109279 
cae hh eee HO George Head, ‘‘ Alms,” Curb: l S} arg 
63 1 Orie asin tle ,” Curban, 08978 De ce Hiveaia tes ee haat ay pveai ee ' wee 
eaplaracabonm th ban Bees. ope ey ; nompson Stone- {109062 
Gs Fey ee C [Gerard Johnston, Broughton Village |l0884C ‘ipa Ie Bonees Wilberforce, via Windsor 4 
he . OAS nocbesdaan HC |William V. Howe, Babirah 103089 
Gay JHC |Gilbert Marks, Belmont |rogesst LY Gilgandra d 
cx cee ines HC | Winitred A. M. Martin, 7-mile Peg, T5796} pavseas oy Soi di iokscisptanaan tp bes 
Gm cai Bed via Scuth Grafton. Aes ee 
; ransferred from George T. Annie R. Warren, ‘0 ir,” 
Hires g | aenaenny ranmeir, 108803 
On cea C |George W. Newell, Nabiac 109212} L 
os HC [George B iatda | E 
G ann , Jeorge Ryan, Mousrabie, Wariaida 108699} tsaae Jackson, Marrar 108924 
, a ios HC George iy ‘idan, Wid egalee, Banke ai arama, Sefton, Bungalow, 109170 
gin di i ] 
ee er learee a John Alexander McDonnell, D 108561 
eek | € ort <u arren, Temora Road, LOOz 6) North Deniliquin ihe : 
Pd habe ‘HC |Gabricl Wad, Cenoona, Guyra 1085444 J 
Bara ey HC |Georg Y | 
Ne C we so ide ia ihag Gundarimba, (108507) \ 1 7... James H. McCullock, Goonoo 108529 
GU Yl ctava HC a ah Melville, Sunny Hill, West 108719} An ay paras 
t eeills John H. Oliver, Fairfield, Bulla- 108538 
booka Road, Grenfell 
a 
: John O’Brien, Broadwater, Richmond}! 
H|} i ER HC |\Char] es H. Herbert, Forest Lodge, 108584} River Fe iat | oa 
Co onabarabran 0 
a tto Jeurgens, Deepwat ( 
Hy er HO Her ry Schytrumpt, Sparkes Creek, |108791 ‘ Hane ae 
| vi Sooke Arthur H. James, Greenridge 108606 
’ a yadeannce C \Ed pare A. Harrigan, Upper North 109014 Joseph L. Mitchell, Fairfield, Collie |108563 
iS rm, Murwillumbah 
xy} SOT ay oes J. ut Lockwood, Grenfield, 108559 Jacob BK. Gustafson, Stuart ‘Town 109004 
| eepwater 
vam BLN di He i tupert S. G. Hosking, Nunga, Fai: hos716 John H. Doolan, Hall’ i 
2) “Wig he g g i Src all’s Creek, 108760 
re fy Cee C | |Kate Healey, Condong, Tweed 108934} John Horney, Brigalow 4 tees 
WY ze got fe: CON 
ieee ohn Patrick H ri | LOS69S} Ri 
ide | ae ancock, Woodview,,. eae James Moulds, Richmond 109019 
hb Ran ancy H( !\George Haiser, Lismore [ey repack, Kyoule Roseleigh, The 109317 
i 
/es ORR H: /David Hutchinson, Boat _Rowers 108356 JohnB Nerguoh, Conta aaa 
ee) | SO gan -street, North Lestley T, Junor, Woodview, Casino |108669 
ockton ceitos ve wth Maine 
Ry home John Edward Maher, Whiporie 109037 
@) uM stat Cc jWilliam Hurtnett, Emmaville 1OSS35} Casino 
o>} Laliseg: ‘AC (Thomas Rey nolds Hanrahan, Jeruls, love: : a John Arnold, Boorie Creek, Lismore {108998 
a | via Oberon DU eveeere ss v7 
et} Les Le Pata (. Hopgood, Balabla, via{109351 ny he bce Ambrose, Parkes 4108777 
aiddungra. Wig anet and Ernest Smith, Spring 108547 
(H2) oo HC Vohn R. Hill, Hill Town, Watson’s 109252 iG a H Vale, Candelo ina 
ane Creek, via F jendemeer Oy OAR Gaiam C| Albert G. Asimus, Glennie’s Creek, 108541 
Hos | siieeeees C ames H. Hoa a, Marlee {109343 near Singleton 
BHL!......... HO Henry James ( Sindy, Glenelven, St.|109199 Ap ND epoca H |John Ashcroft, Balranald 108387 
ee Be | Leonard’s C) seek i Ji 5 
om ieee HO Herbert J. A. Bryant, Boat Harbotr, 109260 *} 2 ecg HC cee eee Wattle Valley, — 108585 
is ‘ Lismore 
nee teat HC ioe! ei cJo D. Burge, Surrey {109033 omar (hate t BC RPO oe ees Conevie aaa a 
fs ouse, G : 
= 1 a en rel yd Ia 1 Pelee | #[C|John Bunyan, Bodangaro 109030 
TWO Plee C! ugh Cam2ro a, Tingha 108627) “LY 
aot see eeeene C ;Henry Cle:gg, Medlow Bath 109937 HC ta eae ie The Meadows, { wey 
28, 2 ne 
ti} sabes Aol HC oe Sh ee pe Rockleth Farm, |108648 HC |James Cobley, Cleburn, Parkes 109117 
AD fy omor | HC\James T. Carroll, Glenandar, 109105 
ms . . |H@|Williar y H. \ Whitlock, Parkes 108881 Narandera 
BMP HC|Harry Moses., Post Office, Inverell 108280 HO|Nina Ada O'Sullivan, Grane "Maree abit 
(he URE Rae ( i 
HOM HC oe 4; aun rgan, The Rocks, 1108542 HC |Elizebeth Doolan, Coonamble 109165 
Belt sult tht HB ag ry May o, d, Willtons- -street, 109001 C |John Daly, Snarebrook 108745 
duswellbreo 
SCAU LL... HC Hee Richwird Moffiett| Gowang: 1108534 C |Cornelius J. Dwyer, Superior Public/109140 
was Lat ay ) y School, Homebush, and Cleswendon, 
aay Cl" Walter H. Nichols, Alstonville, [108604 Windsor 
i at s Richmond River HC|John Elletson, Girilambone 109096 
Leia de Hugh O'Toole, Nerringt 
| ugh UV ertingundah (ae H (John G. Furner, Allynbrook 108532 
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Brand: Former “ N Former “4 ~ . 
Brava. |. ame and Address. No. Brand. Brand. | 2 \ Name and Address. a No, . 
2 m2 
i: DW een H Joseph Fawkes, New Burwood, {108815 Ex... Renta: HC|Kenneth Beaton, Cooplacurripa, via |108443 
ae) Dudley Wingham 
ods ete can HC|Wnm. A. Finch, Hillston 108656 “CK Ma ee cons HC)|Daryl Keown, Carroll 109246 
RS fee aaa: HC John H. Green, Wildwood, Gular { ie i Paatcteres HC|Kdward M. Kelly, South Grafton 109048 
oe 4s ve veel FLO |William James and Charles J. |10933) = 
TR Gentle, Summerhill, Castle Doyle : 
SiinAvitid ale , K APS AGB: H |Wong Kee, Big Flat, Bald Nob 108525 
J q\ Bee veins HCiJohn A. Goldsmith, Belvue, The |10862] 
ad ee ru HO|Thomas McKiernan, West K 108778 
SF D1 Tktaer HCJames Giles and Son, Highbury, |108992 BH Pree vee CO ae est Kempsey,}10877 
C9 Bectric, via Coolamon ~ cic Whe Pe Gidle Kine. Dunheved, |'09281 
as readasees HC Joseph H. Haley, Spring Ridge, |1083323 KSJ|v" ‘Gk Marve: sf Aeraee' Sie ene: 
Al Cobborah Ad : ‘ : eee {09063 
cot wees | © \John Jackson, Kendall, Camden {108608 eS Says: HO i Manephatte to: PB Soer (Gs 
ja Haven 
law) } aeiaahns H |Joseph Kelly, Mount Pleasant, Crane-|109210 
IK | brook, near Penrith a 
FL pawn HC John Logan, Iron Pot Creek, 108668 
if Kyogle 73964, SB... f scccves C |Charles Laver, Cudgera Creek, 108873 
FIER . owed. gad ist te P. Leefoo, Borambola, Wagga|!09078 Burringbar 
ragga 
PX 
I “a3 nannegage C |James Lillicrap, Burringbar 108917 a seneeeees HC)R. McBeatt, Boggabri 108985 
J Th peas HCiJames Lock, Farm 105, via Coola- {108907 
pare! mon bE DL |sogeesede C |Leslie D. Wicks, Teven, Richmond {108809 
J Pa ce H |John M. E. Franzie, Pilliga 109266 oN River 
tL one Lette HC|John Mozeley, Gulgong 108685) pr ate" HC aa . Foley, Mummulgum, 1109267 
LO + Reeeencn HC ihe Si 1. Olley, Jiggi, Richmond |109325 mS z SSIES ese HC |William Leffley, Windeyer 109023 
iver te ge dt SEV eee C |David Leslie, Inverell Post Office 109038 
mh Soaes tens WC Weremiah Coleman, Manbee, Dingo |108508 by She nnd Peeece ree HC/|William H. Lyons, Sackville, Forest |109076 
Lo Creek — Hill, Wagga Wagga 
uo L Rape sdes HO James Oliver, “Hearne,” Round 109352 us Sevantes Cc pupesons Lonnie, Tent Hill, vid 109141 
wam eepwater 
oe 4 beds aiai HC\John D. Oswald, Tocumwal, Denili-|108628 ~ "7 Pk Li. Gardiner Ban Bullen 109349 
quin PE eed P , f 
me acelin HC|Charles E. and James F, S. Price, {109186 NAS Lene eedes. HCj|Elizabeth M. Payne, Tara Park, 109010 
Garden-street, Belmore GP Coolamon 
IP } eae: C |Joseph Plater, Maclean 108893 ci Pies den HC |Louis Segal, The Cascade, Wilton 109278 
J 5 ..|HC\Joseph J. Pope, Martinsville, via |108696 aw) 
A Pe a aa pects ii Tie 0 here ee ae: OS ae AA C jLillie J. Whittaker, Hill End 108900 
g LW : 
J R(©). ie HA HC Charles Nevins, Hast Moree 108928 
oy! Auenives HC\John L. Robinson, Busby’s Flat, via |108862 M 
Casino 
mt ey et C |James Ryav, Gidgea Camp Bore, |108503)} M—>...|......... HC|George D. Moffit, Corndale, Rich- {108599 
tz Barringun-road, Bourke we mond River 
URL Scenes HC John Rose, Lifford, Clairville 108594 ie } Ree H |Wm. F. Mullins, Billabong, 108823 
Wee She ste HC\John J. Rapley, Wallundry Farm, |108908 a Germanton 
~ Narraburra, via Temora as 
él RL oe Uren HC \John R. Ward, Tirgha Common, {108911 3 b inne HH C\James Mooney, Lililymount, Ellan- { 108569 
Tahar 1/107818 gowan, Casino 85463 
4 ae HC |Jchn O’Reilly, Woodstock 108925 = } Meeteee HC|William H. Matthews, Five Day|l08575 
SW eda He nl lines oe Od Creek, Comara, Macieay River 
Py edb HC}: iy aon ; Daan Si Lok Bean sh ed “Tah PR eas HC|John denen Bangalow, Rich7|108600 
ts HC |\John Sheridan, Coraki 108833 La he 
OS Blase John S ¢ Corak pogo nat eC. HO/Eva B. Miller, Hanging Rock, 108677 
are Ao: HC |John Smith, Red Range 108593 tehmond River 
SD (9). slates: HC)|Donald McC. Murchison, Courtlands,|109355 
id RS Hi |Elizabeth Stanton, Adeclong. (Trans-, T5797} —— ray ene 
Yy/ ferred from James J. Stanton.) iM Peres C |William Munkman, Broadwater, 95676 
co} aE eee HC\|James 8, Smith, Alstonville 108742 Richmond River 
JS } C |Pearl M | 
yen . eats. Soe) y plaeaneee Munkman, Broadwater, Rich-| 75828 
hae } oe HC eBellinges well, Upper South Arm, |109257 Ww ; pond River. } (Transferred from i 
Jilliam Munkman.) 
ry 1s . 9 Liar i 
J af Pee Vid deat alah Roamans I bial } ayaa H.C Dorothy A. Mullen, Bourke 108904 
Lwh # eine HC |John M. Want, Maclean. (Transferred| 15817 
1 from John Want.) GOb i... C |McCarthy Bros., ‘“‘ Everton,” Falcon-|109069 
it C |John T. Wortes, Post Office, Kiandra|!08798 oF bridge 
STN oat stones H /Bertram A. Davis, Dijoe Station, 108667 
tw) aber HC|Jokn E, F. Warmoll, Gunnedah 108519 “ab Mount Drysdale 
ap! “Sh eit HC Charles H. McCabe, Erindale, Young-|108941 
RIS |e HClJonathan D. Y. Button, Coonamble 109239 oO road, via Temora 
=) J NEA a HC Arthur R. Morton, Lismore 108013 
\ P) 
zK | eet A Cc arti ok. + sabias Main Arm, Mul-|109036 
“ i | umbimby 
> + om HC Kate J ig libaiae ing Station, 107987 a} iat EH C|Daniel McIilhatton, Monteagle 109031 
x) soelevevesees HC apenas!) Perici McKay, 108770 ea seseereee/ EL GJ esse Morris, junior, South Grafton |109230 


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1c) 
GIT ataesns HC\|Mary M. McManus, Timor, Coona-|1 
4M barabran ‘ 
Fam By bel et gee C |Michael Atmore, Raspberry Valley, 
TMA Minmi 
IMTAUG Tal-sceesees HC lJames £E. McDonald, Chilterndale, 
rT Quambone 
awe Sriteeeek C |Mary A. Macey, Upper Bingara 
Por HC Joshua Mardell, Thorne Farm, Central 
Ma : ; 
L Bueca. via Grafton 
Foe Je | Bonbcncan HC Martin Buckley, Federal, Richmond 
MB River 
wre nese HC! William J. McIntosh, Rosewood 
mo 1 Bobet HC James Gill, Ulmarra 
AMC... [re HC |Michael J. Connolly, Forest Reefs, 
via Millthorpe 
Pes eaves ‘HC |Martin Duffey, Tintenbar 
PRP Ul raenacats HC/|Margaret J. Edwards, Dandaloo- 
Mi street, Narromine 
Doane C |James H. Thornton, Nimitybelle. 
MG | (Transferred from Mary H. Thorn- 
al ton, nee Manning.) 
ae EE HC Mows Khan, Lismore 
Py Pee: HC Maria Lester, Pastoral Hotel, 
Mil Mathoura 
ES C |Mary J. Leonard, Nundle Common, 
Mt 
lnO) Nundle 
MT, ug: HC Margaret H. M. Lesslie, Eumungerie 
EN eh C \Norah M., Margaret C., Annie G. 
j Strahley, Glen Hill, Bonshaw 
NN Pokicwth ae ELC |Duncan McNab, Tingha 
MO .| @ |Edgar G. Moore, Kilawara, Wingham 
13 ssdenedhs HC ‘Margaret Wesley, Gundare Creek, 
ro $ Coolah 
05 eee HC |\Sarah M. Ling, Manilla 
m” 
N 
INYALS ce C |William Norris, Adelong 
f~J 
-~< .../HC/Abraham H. Lansdowne, The 
N Meadows, Moss Vale 
saleeeeee H \Norah Regan, Myall Arm, Terry- 
[N]} hie-hie 
ot soahestsne HC\Neil MacInnes, Plumpton, Rooty 
Hill 4 
age ee oeguens HC Nicholas Murphy, The Valley, 
AJ Coolootai 
meh HC |Nora C. Payne, Wauchope, Hastings 
he River. 
O 
O + Serer nee HC \Emily Haynes, Saumarez Ponds, 
] Armidale ‘ 
[o } ore HC /Alfred Foot, Wagga Wagga { 
OW escent HC Albert W. Howlett, Oakhampton, 
TAD Upper Manilla 
a4 
NAS ieee cscs HC\Margaret J. Maguire, Killalee, 
Ay Puddledock 
CNS Neate HCjEleanor A. Perfrement, Inveria, 
£P Bonshaw 
ay HOS ‘HC Johan T. Pfeiffer, Baan Baa 
ND PAA RE HC/|Allen Pugh, Murwillumbah 
TERR a al co Saisyns 'HC\John P. O’Brien, Yarrowee, Upper 
Horton 
PBL Ievccesess ‘HC /|Percival N. V. Bourchier, Tara, 
aw) Mullingudgery 
ae ee Wt ‘HC |Percy Butterworth, West Dubbo 
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Perey O. Clarke, Steinbrook, Tenter-}108545 


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‘Annie Hanlon, Vermont, McIntyre - |108616 
Flat, Armidale 
Percy L. North, Lower Portland 108773 
P. J. Smyth, Burrangong House, 109263 
Grenfell Read, Young 
Q 
Executor, Estate late Harriett 8, |108831 
Brown, Corindi 
R 
Reginald Herbert Dowe, Tamworth |108718 
James Shields, Ukalan, Manilla 108676 
William Rose, Oakwood, Bullarah  |108663 
Gordon Rose, Avon Downs, Burren {109109 
James Roberts, Hillston 109294 
Robert O’Rourke, Mount David 108654 
Post-office 
Noel D. Rae, Bonalbo, via Tabulam {108863 


Percy Robinson, Jerseyville, Macleay|108664 
River 


Robert Nickson, Belle Isle, 108938 
Bermagui 

Samuel Rediger, Grafton 109336 

Edward 8. Richards, Hast Raleigh, {109084 


Bellinger River 

Robert M. Clarke, Sherwood, Macleay|109244 
River 

Richard Campbell, Baradine 


Sarah G. Clear, c/o W. H. Haelton,/109181 
Grenfell 


Robert Davidson, Buben Head, 108409 
Kelvin, via Gunnedah 

Rachel Davis, Tuggerah Lakes, 109064 
Wyong . 

Robert 8. Edwards, Narrabri West /108944 

Robert Gardner, Glencoe, Morton,  |108558 
via Milton 

Ralph Gore, Oakspring Yarrowick {109114 

Robert G. Howard, Dumobin, 109123 


Inverell 
Robert Hood, Tararie, The Wakool,|108384 
Balranald 


Roy J. Hicks, Spring Grove, Casino|108588 

Robert Hislop, South Lismore, 108506 
Richmond River 

Robert Honour, Myall Creek, 108708 
Delungra 

Richard “Hapgood, Termeil, via 108200 
Ulladulla 

tRobert Keelan, Glen Innes 109051 

Thomas P. Dower, Byerock pores 
omas P. Dower, Byeroc 1|109151 

Robert Stewart, Wyan Road, via  |108557 
Coombell, Casino 

Robert W. P. Shepherd, Spring 108697 
Grove, Casino 

Seabee Rouse, Goodooga 108309 

‘Reginald F. Taylor, Burren Junction 109158 

Weel A. Waterson, McKee’s Hill, 109262 

| Richmond Hill 

S 
Thomas Swain, Block 146, Duri 108581 


jExecutors, Estate late W. A. Slamm,/|108738 
| Warialda 


‘William R. W. Sommer, 103, Arthur-/109120 
street, Moore Park 


Mary Spalding, Wanganella 109219 


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ae et k F no 1858 . er 8 
4 oa lea wvafeenes ‘ Saree 7 | 
© an Ten, “ ue, Bou rosso! . 
a} dahon ae shneen a doe Museo and 49 
2 rep ahs Transf RRs a 6c 
B G a ) nsf F 092 ‘Addrean — & 
re Va sM, err ores 23d! U a : 
le SI ed t 
Of eae ck OA ater, W fooen Hole 58 volo 8 
5 # r JHC aha at chlaad bolge SENT 34 mG, re ah C Aah c) 
C. ofl ae ven, Ha a ts H 8 W uU 
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Naa Te, Bel Trae Ble (Hors Sch 10 Uae BaleyK 
db } HOR Clare Coo Blue Boll rse b ool, 9098, Sactaern » Kinch 
eT iy Rebec ence Be ‘ e Bell e Schl rand a { ation nd P ela 
ak a HC ai Dc pee Cr ee WVood Es Br aadt wath 2 Sto ettet 
sy of owt shih Yr pe aid ) 108 2 pe pa C 
S HC Pabst e, Li rd D wood 73)! nbin ‘arum 1 
oe Step! E. Eki iston ale, 103595 i (<j. gal bi 08895 
oF C iz ewe W. cin, Ca geil eed Pa (ae 109 
Tee ae Bards reung 8 759 9} Co Cc |B 192 
ce ns Dane Mg ae cee kad caw v 
et Oe ephe ungog arris ombo ree 0) as va lELC raid arnu 
ia EL No n Hi g > Ur yne 1090 i a Wal se a Si 
To C _Sovente fon, N pper Chi , via|108 69] ve ee Abas ix-mile 
of ? i 88 SP Peciky ih y ; si Nol 
shi t nds Cc |Joh WwW eae 1P cheage oil ati c|Ma mond idler Flat, 
la) . aS oo) ost r,|10 tJ H yi “diy R ) W 
ate - Pxlatean, C aston Office ,|109288, aed ae C|Estat oovey iver yrallal 108 
sus} ouiee Ri Cl] juni » Som , {1087 ee Oak of » Woo i 804 
3 , HC B as Ro la nior erto 877 i HC ky Jat db 
Ao A ted olfe, renee Rive a 12 Ernest ale, Bre Joh ay 1090 
S ae C Boree R ook- ive nsend 109 | mi O’Nei is Vi 80 
ae hoe Gee 3 fier | si st O'Neil, V ttn 
. HC Tent C reek, junio , Nort 08837 illa oh. eet 
-< Hane Taraeate r, A h i N pal . 
es rfield ven Iba Imo 10 ; W ova 868 
B D Ha gon P nd V. §6 a, 9 N. 4 
DAR bene aap "Wood ae " a tre ws H mere 
4 CIT retty Gul yee , 10897 aatty eles C William 08562 
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oo Th 2mpb + et tee es illi is, 
e oy es hah, 108645 K ¢ yas HC} Corindi M Pretori 
es via G Ta rodi ef a ous es. ind cla ria 
ro EG Gle ylo im, Pi arent HO gel WW i ugl aR 
ars : ¢ co t, M , Pilli i Je Wi illi alin ock 
Aer I redert ‘ ts ign |! eee B Pies ieee please y {108 
rT Ss cir ck W chell 08402) C {Eli B, He Ipk di C 787 
= Bt Hemnad Thor West 2} pe 1 ORe izabeth utley ha, Lis reek, | 
- Caves Thu burn , {108 “o {HC tone Bee i , Duri more 0883 
1 Lae cr 85 rt homas rtell, Ww > Wyr 660i Ake pe Willia ees 1 1 0 
5 ha IC 'Jot Mitch ane allah oat HC Baer 3. Ys Be Slap 08799 
1 Aiea hn J. ell. Fi 108 “ws] Tanv er M M ngle Up 1092 
rGai Mab Trel , Fifield 966i 3 EEE eis alee, yers , Whi 286 
la ealareei hig i ~Y.. Barrie iyers)_ a in 109 
asi H | ee: The urlewi aa @w) gee H Ju rick \ ale, E ee ois 100 
oe ho fanes rpe 18 YY. C V nee WV rm yatti 
eur . AEC mas A ~ ? Glen E 109290 Ql ne : Willia, , Oehm stwill 1, 109 A 
ma q Sega b i ig rere tt fel ae Ho|L m Sharp ped nes | ve 
thresh CAS ae pre Spe : shoal oe Lh ie pa ois as 108619 
anticd m ag ida 999 om serees 5 iY 
25 sence H \T as Bea goona,” y : “A fe HC|W Weiss, H gi 10932 
rw teks H hom gle ? Cu 5 ] i f <q rapists ili -) Hi: 4. 
T Cw mas D y, To inni 09155} : ; liam artle 
Gs| G Dean oraw: ngham!| 59} ues Willi Sl yV 1087 
iy ose HH. ne we aml } VV aoe Mi ate al 75 
pA : : HC ‘midg Ellis, 5) Peak enah 109066; dt aa H Neel WI : Yr, Wo e 50 
mas) nom ete Ha k Hill : aie G Ibro ate algo 109 
gle JHC cours Pe ake Vv |109177 wats | H fer H. Bn , Glen olga 303 
* ho odlet, arkes alle a yes pete W. pee f orb Au 
ea ee - ate Bu y © 109 W + EL ee Parte the 
= bee, C\Th aoe Pill Mull mbaldry pokes aah shag tees X Walter ee, Hie Iburn. ay anes 
tees om lig en ; ame e 0 5 n vi 
TK Ae: HC Thomas pane phere Ya RG Ee % | pty oe a a ends Trederi ogee 08733 
ai a 2 nt # ae g 1 nh 
see Sor HO Josep tos Holy » Nev , Pos oot W C Tole basher wee 1583 
HC Jos bbo land erti t i Le Be Will dle Ww ave ot ran 2 
7 TK To eph C nd, Wh ire 108915) DS | ei a hag alton y; Pay s-| Tb 
PIED on Ton ee, ylandr | "| earl 4 “ Manduraina bag ed re 
T et wees C |Tho ae mins pices ra, Creek 108958! et ve HC _vime ‘Davi s, Gall Sula 109153 
ec 24 9mas tr ; n10. 5 109 8 ae Sel enry ore Vis, ymo 2 { 
Y C|Th Reece r, Mar 9289) San | hain Wo Bun nt, n \ 9770 
ae ty omas M sn, Hel y Ville, (108 | we Edgar Naas gph GFR 10017 
gi... JHC Tin Moorby, F ensburgh e, aot Lan Ce a a fel ae » via 09104 
peasens ott y, Fernsi Ww oy be ve EE E ese 1, ree 
ee ECU sy O'D ralide Neat wa Row ie Wa * eanserced revel Be 10886 
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ey B pss) Rob yer, Li yeP 9208 pa Ark q\wil tor W. E req mele r rs-|108 
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sevens WwW s 0’ art |) al yo§ x00 » Ma jam 758 
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son mou 13 ° nnie ra ans Cr ek 95 
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Brand. vormer F | Name and Address. | No. Brand. pene g : Name and Addregs. No. 
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WL ute eaet HC William Lauder, Delungra edd ° 2 yh Desai HC |Percy Mackenzie, Bonnie Doon, New|108674 
WM YI. C |William P. McGrath, Mayer's Plat, |108919; $ Maro 
NJ Boolambayte Post Office BZULPloe EHO|Paul G. Klose, Trungley Road, 108635 
, 3G woe» |ELC)Walter New, Coloma, Tomingley 109214; Lemon , 
put 7 al IQ William Squires, Farm 163, Goonoo [1087691 Numerals and Signs. 
Goonoo road, Tamworth ja} EA, § HC|Leigh May Steers, Yuggel, Purle- — |108878 
EA Vili nance HC|William Smith, Smith Vale, Curra-|109227 — Fae _ waugh 
— bubula oy [ce EHC/Tbomas L. Lanagan, Warialda 109050 
PA Ao : Pie. 3 a 
anne Ny ae hon Pee ea Beas ee Grob Faint: HC/|Clara B. Hill, Essington Post Office |108751 
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WY a so bab HG/|William F, Staunton, Murwillumbah|1091521 O} dot ni HC|William Patterson, Gerilgambeth, _|L08812 
{ 2 Harefield 
eS} POPC HC|William James Shaw, care of J. 109284; : 
2: O’Brien, Keepit, via Manilla yk as 
oe CAEN Pees sh iah D I ' 107794 
ae -.../HC|William J. Shervey, Capertee 10930 a EC HeeemiaD POY: Oaae Tree 7 
yl caeouaiee EC Willian Trembath, Barellan, via 1090035 SESS bet meh HC|Flora Cameron, North Deniliquin 108842 
Vi Beans H William Warrell, Woodford Leigh {1091294 Py ie Hc|Arthur G. Allsop, Scott’s Flat 10907) 
DAR Fal said voles HC|William Young, Daysdale 108552} Bey EVA va cio se HC |Clide P. Hannaford, Barokaville, 109189 
; rs Walgett 
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TR a HC|John A. Thompson, Warranary, 108722 
De &) Hillston 
>: €or EEO HC Christopher F. Oates, Burgoon, 1092201. S77 bro HG ircnces W. Lawson, Clermont Park, {109197 
C9 Cumunock f NS Somerton 
Phe ae Vie ra a aa (EXO AES PIE HC James Wilson, Sunnyside, Hay 108723 
PAE) thes HC Frank a. Maradeay Mipembeld stock 1001469 Zoos HC John Edwards, Humula Station, _/109095 
e CrK7! : : we Humula 
NIA lesisetas HC|James N. Fox, Overcliff, Wylee  |109241! ee ; 4 a ’ 
XxX e Creek, via Wilson’s Downfall ~ oo} testes ees HC bagged. Burcher, Tillsbury Hills, |108855 
cit am Pema dod ay Sera Ge cond Gee UBL PRAM Yule H [Archibald J. McGlashan, West 108531 
RAST hae rw Maitland 
-, P feseeenens HC|James Grant Plater, Maclean 108892 
Na ! 
i 4 lan i in Nan HOC Patrick B. O'Rourke, c/o G. M. 109288 
@} Adi gti HC|Kenneth Mackay, Wallendoon, 109217 a4. 4 Simpson, Stenchenge 
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x Wallendbeen ee eae HC Gavin C. Russell, St. Clair, Singleton|109099 
¥. } Feige HC |Thomas P. Kelso, Currabubula 108735 aia aia hae Hc|Lewis Fidge, Murtle Vale, Ganmain {108996 
Ege SBUGRE ne HC Berit C. Munday, Riyer Holm, - {109264 | Numerals. 
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23... PEN: HC Charles E. Wilkins, Scone 108826 
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Erata. Stock. Name. | Address. | No. 
we.-.| HC OMe PRBV IE v2) apace igale ue vssade dy gh Wowculetnctceebariny Sy dean theme Yarrangi, ‘Scone.........:0-)4 4. aan Sree T4814 
ACC..| Ha Pid yaa rad Oona 3. 021.0% aleatawtelsy a as ti see eaten ee mRROSeN ea cen oe (Goonbbarrabran 403.4500 2):s aera ks 
eet HCG George Bruce eeneevenseeaeeseeserstnessssecdeeeteaesesseesereeeees Loombah, Molong .............00008 Ss 27101 
sb E IWWidlism: Mi acansh ts. cdsses tac tesheluckes seein cae aetl Bundarbo, Jugiong ..........cssscenvecaees 13628 
ae } CG William Macansh ..........6.0. Svan Mopaitce teen ech Gra acc eM Rundarho, Jugiong’ (ici5.\):lesdiccues 13628 
RO hs EG a Hemiy Hoopes dls...0)sivesiiiust eos eae ee das PATIO hn» :e sah cickl ntti astec sl ere 57380 
or H BD. Md MUP’ fv anan whens enact teas ci! Seema erence wee Burnside, Grahamstown ............00.e0. 104974 
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<>} H Hliza Russell ........... Lisa daeneubeateee ead OS aera ico. Ravensworth, Camberwell ............... 208s 
id G4 Pbgmas Gampbed ic aiziina. ieee wo, Reidsdale, Braidwood .........csescsese, 9965 
sg Pp 
7D a De ie Ralph Tad aye ii eciMves ay: ale eteey uae MON REM oc ts vets Delegate tdi anihas ooopuahed.) aumento 34413 
Ge Cc George Barthon') S35 ssn0re heehee Bie iuencals:-¥ aie | DOGlalS, MITAIA, soa cananessclent \rekesdeotienies 30207 
a HC James Mitchell 03.13 |. oie csarhe vos benetetntteisetis yf css dee ck Invergourie, via Armidale ....... anes ; a 
—(R.... HC GGOERO FROG. |... seedc ta ceomcakeny SECM OMEMEE Pree cals boos. kbbny TenterBeld | nsssic.cttsc.,hac.csep see neaeaae ~ 74658 
7 HC W ildinma Wea 5. hye Hones Mees NN ch eu Windy Corner, Numerella ............... 5356 
EA... HC EO ie » Bae Nes ee RRR erro es Bed. PS eC Buckanbee, Bourke ...........5. sede dentate of 2916 
GEE) FOE! 4 Robert Roker oi). ease, eden. Kerrabee, Rylstone ....cessesease ossees .| 82255 
WiH HC Patrick Hanlan’:..05..i.5,.;)) ,.ieporiaateerens Mpeeh kes ee EL By Valley, Rockvale .....sceseussessee 72822 
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Gf HC | Arthur C. Maguire..... Ci may 
q QUITO so conyeaenrasscesine fers K i 
0 sila BER tell ia illalee, Donald, via Armidale ......... 91376 
Fr re J. J. Shalley ..... se 
AY heh RAM te Seta stp co antaatate s05) ¢a:58') Wi ttorianunce sie s taste estab sages 33388 
uw} HC John Nonnenmacher ......:.sseeeees eaten esis cantare |: Mp cea an 
Z raat Par deen WERNER GAR TUB ccvaidy doug fiites sabedard sos habeas st Soh act : 
eh Cc ‘Thomas AVOUY  ccvacgeeasensorsenersmepegamnerers Taree hel 
I heal cta Sakes: «Visa megs apy alacant 2 dat A 405 
ae HC Henry T. Donaldson ....csgyssessperseeserpretreseeeeee es Kirkeonnell, Y i 
ED. he SAM CRUEL Seanad: AIRE Heinen xe Re LOR GNTG te «star pesssisl ston 4053 
Pass pe appAnNBOrtect Anrbennoniasenooude nec Deniliquin .......,. 5946 
TL HC BER: Biudson'svetnesuessapreucscnsesnsseenee Narrande ksi ieee 67120 
Be ride dentin tua teetnn Wee naas carnal oan Gasine aioe = NNO ate 
H } FAC | ML B. Egan...c.cseseecesseererenes i | i | ait 
| } SCH RRNA OR tiheeetecrnretrarcca: Erin Vale, Beecroft ......ecesecrseseess 64397 
Fi HC SOW WOW cdvcceatescwiedas gees nsueetsameansp cee Y re 
va a Gansu Coane OUM ME cove raleufowseei ey erp en ossehwoagentons 1316 
. ; QTOVE sescseeegereqerseeeeesemensasereesecenreenene nes Makvale sm BEedvG. vite agch os aanage der sap 67579 
<>} H Michael J. Kennedy .....yseseeeeee eer eewer ene M 6 
! Lenegs lonedeeemonengerpeves sy seus ene ves erryvale, H. L. Bourke.............4. 63385 
2A lee nape CTE, SMM Ec ty ak ata a : 
A EE 0 Le a Bunnaba, Gil Gil, Moree ........... 23178 
A FC | James Townsend ...sscegseeseessemerrneees i ihi “| 52000 
ELE tothe oA i imme a Fernhill, Mihi, Uralla ... .......... A 32069 
4. Cc John McManus’ ...cccsccceesesavee C Neth cen 
Brecatulataisslo'a Niatebololsiatofy tel habarYetetoley Pyaar HON Se ee Ne tee eapeR sch Oaetp action ca ves i 
BP } (% Bridget Power  ...secssseeqereenereeeens i A ia 
ct cme Bungawalbin ... sescsssseesserees Phoebe 100328 
5 HC | Robert E. Chapman .....,... Roseanne asese sites oils Rockhall, Urall : 
an Be escrito. Ge hia St Alb gue hia dein pe 
g a ETN Pe a Tr ie : EROS Dy Beinn adeinon: andokdsocern cs oe 6827 
HES ES a aceite MO aaa il Bomballanye cnc. crc. NY EA car ame EE 12920 
WW HC WreoA. Stamm...) tnecsseoss “i ; a 
Pee ra ee ore penn nias Car Westholme, Warialda .......,.:...s:000s 78439 
a H Thomas Bailey ...,...ecsepeeeee i ; 
tLe Ee Naslanuttacstela! fdalaelslOuwTiEH Down: Parks S4ant anton des sigeeey everest 12774 
g HC Pe IO RE Cc) ae Sickie r ch ery age A Wt UB r 
res) ema IER aI North Abbotsford, Mossgiel............-+. 92003 
plete ORT eed RaRE oe Fatima cosecepeaooc an coerenccedn Saumarez Ponds, Armid 
i i doped Tee (4 WK Sideagnanor es cto 23647 
He Henry Warren, juni 
Wy y TYEN, JUNIOL ..,seeseceseccseesneeseesessar en wereeeees Oranmeir, Ballalaba ..,.... 
\ Y 2 ) é seereee PR tere eeeges 99997 
2 } ryan Ferry ..ccecesessesepeeeeswecenes WwW 
Be CORA PERCE SC DOR OC RODEO RRA! ide, ath ntldeh odes a ERT 8 $a 
ae Se NS Eh ee A mee ea & Pe 
SCT Ee aaa ea Gladstone Vier muses evel one stows 445 
“be HC Pe en ieee tune cae OR LC ue 
: ide ; WALD seeaiseressnaranensdienrnpnannsnnseemsarseegnatee Somerton, Tamworth......cccisssseecseonees 1853 
j of AIMCROUNAOM. sctetecnasrscendtecrtevaa nse: D 
ios) oo Ce UN QOWAN vivsesecicceseeneenneeensensenes ves 50104 
ER Ee ia agecaatca beeen dove taesamen sana D T 
® &, HC Pe Nau ng Ke Rs de ONES RE We ace shield Rohan oc 
Pee artes Rana toa alec pecan” igah, Narooma ....secseeeeieees 
Cur HC | Mrs. Sarah Hopgood.............. aiaeenn SRE AS Ie aa 
UNAATE Sein elon aGloneteataease rae m 
wuU...| HC Henry Butt ....c.ccesscssenssesceeeneeees Miya mae | IES ph 
UB. a WM RE SRR TARY PST eS AC ena 1) ats OME oy eae RR RS © ce Sone 
guy BH Ee apie iolhin Relea negniai hs Divers 3: ie oe cel mmteuniea beanie e be re 
i} (6 Francis Mumford ......... Sp YRe iin Preece ented i ited a 
MS) Shaye Wi A RA Rl reek, Huntingdon ........,......] 34510 
ues Beep Ren Sais araanrenrsnipee he hehe ane ieee Wingen, Scone 
i i i ree eety BO) Bem Gili ve studs conp-onug pe 29452 
TE pie oenag ith cota cc wage mn? Mount Pleasant, Bathurst 
aoe H Alexander McHatten ....cscccsescerseeseveeereeseevees fos et nN VR tt ee 
: } ne ES a Aly ER . SV VBLOUIGIM lee st tein ger oot te place ae 4990 
a Sn oHs AR TOOHRU OR RCI TCTSB ESC AIMWORbH Hehe aacestasetenas seated 1190 
a BSR eRe 
2 H iTliam Chapman .....scscssseee cessenneeserreeeeeseegaaanne ans Tarcutta .... 
0%} se J 2 00 anna iar Babies oa 17222 
OUR aH Mem MAILE Tat. aera a heaisear clef at ats Spring Flat, Warkton 
PPA WiALKLOM Aw avensertete Netcom 82695 
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N } C ANE LADSAOWNC.tseccederroecdserearccasorrsensrececsoeesoeovenees Spring Meadow, Moss Vale........,.. 81498 
a } HC DatereAatoia sa a iacetiee ehcec eet aie isneetisn o!-ia > Rosemeath, $ | 
ae 4 s DO Gah oo ae , Summer Glen, Corowa ...| 61139 
ne | PAJUMIOL. elascdvaprocpersascoessoesconse oe npenge Campbelltown.......... 
J ae EC Toba WOONOROS ysacrccortsr cence ofenscseseseoess sess UREA EN Shari Ay i 
DiU...| HE Denis Nolan .,........+ ree PMA Ne ecb fi a 
Du FG Pe mn a Rat Bullenbulong, (MC OOMS ise: necueenees 2048 
ae 7 ee ee a ee Cattle Creek, Murrurundi <....,........ 4 
au exFOrd soseeseenseeeesnnnetenisseseesins sennnate Minto, Bibbemluke....ccsscsyescseeseee-s. alae poe 
iy + HC Mathew T. Moore..... re bole TL ee 
Cie Boolcarroly Narrabri © .ihivpe0...sy.s+ 27754 
N b HC Fama anita atid hte tay sees eeumeir testers icc a.s ose vee: ; i ae 
a ee eee es ZOWLA salsce veer cgtnees ER cant eee tric 37878 
Re. ae CEE CET eS Oe Sawyer, Moree ......... 33 
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kel 4 EC Frederick Kiehie oesrccrpespernenssere se vopeecon oes MS <i plan £8) ea: 
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Robert Gbapman we..n sce esossomeesren akan -nacanaereceee SUAS (on We tke a eaebsewa8- .occsartvebobee 22004 
Mary Kelton iia vcna’s soc cruv conasheaeetossiatwr-t thinness ce baa Bungowannah, Albury: .........:...000sies 72831 
Folin Allen’ (iy 2) Bees tee tine ddan Vaseinaisldneatomayehoeeaunn Nelson’s Plains, Raymond Terrace ... 16223 
Vernon J. Holcombe. this. ccsecenaearetcoane Bat ah a se Widgee T.P.0., Wee Waa .........ccc08 92512 
Henry Rapmund .......ecc0e ade cadvade tae tantirats inode cdgagth eas Bombala ies cdr eyeittse aol att dates. aaige gs 36239 
DarieliMaddem@e.. vrs cosslonesdstsareepewerce ties edie receuecers Bom balat Asx. de Meeies vcanttiaees. coke 279114 
Thomas mcehurst isteus. taiapess-vtareciesiess'. EG) AR ese Grenfell chev udhcescaddendoe acne eae 35111 
Aten (Cameron gy stiicn ce dscns elem teantessenazioui ta vs cage tne sta North; Dentliqutiy’ vii, «3s nbencinrmaaviemees 69139 
Thomas), Lana gan... 6.1. .vcssesesssrey cntew ens canuse oe vise sles Warlaidaasn niece: Sette teeeeeaeeeaags 108185 
David duesiie ss uuane comin kt suae cae see emer ed sore ater e Ungarie SEF Pan a iin 4 98 ARE oe MD 222982 
D0.) as Tei llyn ct ccatapcdescertaremansee vedi ess descent secs Brigge’s Creek, Berridale ...............0. 60432 
Weliam Walliams), scsuasomesney eeineenat: aoe -atlice aah iene Slap Up, Jerangle, Little Plain ......... 73993 
William “Kearns tc iccneeet cre sce ee teeter eens West Denison, Corowa .......sccciecacesere 8703 
Wa WAN Larva b EN IGLS So sea csecho conte see ta aecnon ain cteamene Moredon, Armidale itis uocsysont foo 18148 
Heinrich Hartog sisvow!.&. |i, saeeateeeeind tas erubeec oct re cas Bin gare. ss,.cconscsgenesnasredovcaspeswurn doa 3057 
James Cheadle wea iaecscisasccgeosssecante Bane ceenn ctaseee hace Tnverell cp art etic auck dacs tes oie ee eee 15491 
JOSEP OARESLOU UM sip hak squecsasee. ose ceemanbiereror mcr sess Inverell ar ose eee 38725 
J, Be DOUgaS Sissercqueesteass sonotaensOeeeeeont CoMmeen es arta aK Booloocooroo ie: iriloh.! es ca e 98884 
Dd. (Schaeker Ai wesevauee nas isan none Maeeeeie oaiins sarteaxer ews Stonefield, via Armidale ..,..........c00e, 103335 
Jobmikas! WDOolaniinerte:.tkasys son centr ean asptee scutes cecees Kim sCoonamble wes sea hee eeeare nett 44803 
J OHMIPO WE Lila D He MANEE ds terete rs caheb route tise decison caanunteuedee Traveller’s Rest Hotel, Jerilderie ...... 19633 
INDOHOLAG (eis |p. Ad. aahad evo atsed Aya Scares eas beRR Rays Orange Grove, Kiama ..).8.....<s.0. tee 12699 
Wlexan der MACKa yA. ome thsvsheseataruene snes ccamen ae eee tt Wallendbeen, Murrumburrah............ 21017 
Elizabeth Russell ..........00000e Pe onet Meee sat wi sevcus} SWUSSEL!'S, COOma, ar aasneo cls cooeduyern te Leuee 
A. jand Ri, Amos seats. x. <ceyccnmcineeniesssonsuance ier avecss Armidale, and George-street, Sydney. 49836 
William, Ta ther ta tiheks cc. sctseeeenes save oes saseepercune ben wee Native Dog Creek, Cardington, Molong| 37694 
Sarah Bytiold soi. Jet ae Gssoices enh caanelsie sono ee mmanenen te tose Cassilig ee glee, a ict anntncisec ie Meee T1617 
Thomas (McA TStbEr iat wc..3 auechclte cc adsee cas eu biearnieame akties Yalbraith, Taralga...... Fas oo tenitehnicohtesicat 166 
Aeneas AS Molntosh ¢iivcemecsacotecnten in een ccnesibtteeee Rosewood, ...,005 eee ee ue 29716 
Walliana Haynes dacsicacsscccectsered icemamenmtaherens sees eeneas Casino si peas spied ghee oceans s cee RE 92769 
1 olin Dans ss kek ee a ee te Nubdle 00 1) AOrieet sees be 15807 
William Mayne cassette aaa Gulencaray Gti ss uieeesee Tuckingmill, Cargo. <c,,4ccsscemeee eee 26076 
Williagn Mayne (Wt “Oe Die erica sets tists Gerringong ‘i506 hs. Lc cteath 51204 
homasy Maun der sl seer cance needa e te tee eee eee Carrabubula.\./.scs..cs0re 2s a Re 2674 
ES PL helps tw. 8 eae Gat vciiy borer ee edited Leen Tete Albermarle, Menindie! ........1.. cesses T4257 
SusannahyRooham seopup ies. sicvces 0c Ale enen Aaah Hee Yamma, Darcutta, (2... jose 12045 
Samitiel Crome (re. asutrese enact acta eaten coe anon Wilson’s ‘Downfall :.../!, keer eee 77652 
JODN BArrell 3 ccusceseae ce wetaiee ce tec ee eR eee eC EeT LE Glen Morrisons... ..5... 2.2 Seen 70440 


ADDRESSES of Owners of the undermentioned Brands have been changed to the places 


mentioned herein, viz. ;— 


Seis EMEC SAP ee 
: No. of 

Brand. Name. From— Mons Oricinal 
Application, 

OW, Ses Wie eR. StaCe ye a anin ccs seas rot] OWT riieceene ee ids Sach ORR ean ed yt Pert Maequarie..).5.. tics eee 6098 
re William Resker 05.2 +. 0cae..- Parkesy is we waaretedeesss vw leatepegatnt eee Wilga, Bulyeroi............ Fy ie 84822 
GAL) c.g. Kilaebyrni i... ndcvec tance Barringun Weyer sok s5)sss4 decease Bevois Mount, Port Macquarie 67281 
ay JoJo Bell. Sieiniiet dewalt W Aro WYK versie s ses yi 910485 os coe. ».| Hill Crest, Dumaresq \.......0-6s 106492 

h 

(@)} Hus Haltag ts, See Camberwell is fevvsvivisissscsuvecsotsaes vf Calala, Tamworth ....... Ne er 59190 
cs ph Francia Daly. orien sviea socio Bombala ..... + 1s Sees On PPR hy fee Post Office, Gundagai ...... snap ai 63587 
BP Jo] JOWN GOMES essere Lismore ws... ae isis tcl Casino sisiisie. rey: orien oe »| 46146 


26153 
98192 


T3266 


42712 
57103 
4919 


66741 
63709 
104422 


.58325 
90950 
74344 


104250 
55421 
85791 


88789 
88533 
89612 


56878 
87384 


78463 
74910 


73274. 
35047 
84308 


76390 
26099 


7 Sepr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138, 
Brand. Name, From— To— 
T Charles J. Gibso The R i Sori 
ey, : iN Gohan Aenean ne Retreat, Mount Harris ............ Springhaven, Coonamble ......... 
H } John Hawl, junior............... Hillgrove ther ingistiastaithe namneinwmce Casino rman menitg ess endian wer 
ear Herbert G. T. Seccombe ....., Coulston; Paterson: wa sccvicseecseeeseerees Burren Junetionsseecesrec creas: 
oy 
dee = } GW = Simpson “2a nkine & Moorang, Wagga Wagga ........ssecseeees Bungambil, Mirrool ............... 
2 ae Jane McDougall .....:.s.ss000 we, ABU cosq hei seAl» Mieateed gue dh eo das oleae Jane Larracy, Woodenbong..... 
ost Poise Gutipson’'.....:-cc0ae GRC MIG IEROIE. socaiddhasrte edt tax sdecossenorsn Narandera Road, Wagga Wagga 
AJL... Attred)-ebhint \s. sate Ren itnee mca cae rte ronan Emu Park, Pallsniatignra tre! 
qJ Andrew Johnston ..... ......... RG SOM ae Ott cater ease Banh rag pias Eureka, Richmond River......... 
adu. Georve Adama) cite. trannies Nangus Creek, Gundagai...,....... ...... Ce ae Billeroy, Coon- 
i) } Eb Mama eles “ssnus oduaneattaas The Retreat, Uralla Road, Walcha....| Hillview, Durie ......:......6:esc0e 
oa H. J. Pike ... .....| Llangollen, Barraba .....: ie ssh teva Warringah, Narrabri............++: 
My Fredk. T. Matthews............ Boat Harbour........, TS eae Boridgeree, Canowindra ... .... 
a James MTV ine 23s .esceas Mite th PAE nt oni Ss: ncesaccetnatbautaneteen ‘© Thornleigh,” Wallabadah ...... 
[o} ATiredel oo trenton tseren BEDE Se ctten jacaiclioastabe eRe enc ont oetteteok cn Wo g WOSRR. c.sicecscorcaves nereee 
uh Bdwacdab ox geeteta ce nre Rocky: Riyer, Uralla.o.c.dgeee ans’. Boxhill, Copeton.......scscseseeeeees 
WO. (edward Bullenwiincc sere clo G. W. Parry, Bimaba, Moree ..... Dunmore, Come-by-Chance ...... 
oe Sarah A. Conroy «i....0..0es008 Chambigne Creek, South Grafton...... Mrs. Sarah A. Weatherstone, 
Chambigne Creek, South 
; Grafton 
| I,D...|. Francis L. Doel Sia note tantlace Wattle Grange, Deniliquin ............... “* Greysteins,” Barmedman ...... 
wT. S| John DT. Smithe ..csawcess- cones nyerelic es sake: ce tor. e encueeieo Bastind,. Bmgara cine secusascane 
Ore ATID ESO 118, cerecanenstceesractanren Kuro bla irangie ws oatescimcssieueeurideesse: COWinterslO,; LTaug1e. ccscsese se 
Mb M. Ad Hanvahatt «os ctore recep oes Vaylors Pity Rockley <i. vc.cvsascedseress M, A. Ryan, Burns’ Creek, 
RO Trunkey 
Ca P| Ws RObSOM vesessssesteeseseees Wyre) eet wes: sces sect anuetigiflecdnt ores. *« Rosemount,” Clairville, via 
ty : Glen Innes 
W Robert Wright  .........ec. eens Bullendoon, Moree. ssn. caccaswrvaredseses Pallamallawa sre Raed tA aine Aan 
EK ah Reid Bross (Litd:)) Vacwsciesscee- ,-| Miller’s Creek, Willow Tree ............ Miller’sCreek, Willow Tree, and 
Mascotte Station, Narrabri 
Pail; . iE. H. Haneiine...ueetiaadl.:.... Park Gale sates teaca cue sand eccaee 14, Bellvue-street, Glebe ......... 
Sim | Francis Robinson ............... Souther Guat bone. etsccechduchod ote oneve at INABRAOLAN. gestae atienwedsce its caer ess 
Te s} Thomas Sanderson.............6. Wioodleichs: Peake Hill # ir eas.a<+s. sgineress Toohey Farm, Bogan Gate ...... 
oF Somerset J. Nicholson ......... Orman Vale sVarkeswrMccsss se soarsesne Wauchope. joa tesess us tensenaeissoicl 
we Hdward. Dafiy.cvmrieistaneants Araluenicteinicscdtiene rit eee ote Acacia Creek, via Tenterfield ... 
The following Corrections have been made in Brands, &c., previously published :— 
Brand | Name and Address. Alterations to be made. 
* 
20} Claude and Fredk. Duval, Spring Vale, Upper Dungowan...,,cosseessessesenseeen beeen {2(@) 
| o' George Wren, Melvale, Cranbury...... .......00 He COCCI DEE cedoeoct sc Coctiecuncocd int 1S | 
ay Ellen Cass, Hillview, Bumbaldry, via Cooma® ....cccsseccsssessreeesaeeseneeeee ens eeennn ces Cowra. * 
fljJ...| William E. J. S. Johnson, Thuby,* Cobar .....csceseeeeteeeeneest reese Te ace iooae Thule,* Cobar. 
de : 
BD} George Atwell, Littlewood, Peak Hills. s.scssssssssssnenvsnnstinsiseiern sitar { at 
: 
Mu} Michael J. Hoban, Tamworth .....cscscsessssereenss 5 IE) BORE ES 28 eo, eee eRe Ra SE LAG 
Ow 
ERE cy. F, Billish Dungowan. cshsrcteeresecccenediezeusessievvssoe ssseessessesqarindlunnsaseenopees ee 
an 
G Frederick Spinks, Redbournberry, Singleton...........6 ees Pe RRO Te AE ® 
(J) Wm. J. McNulty, Scott-street, Murwillumbah,.......0ccesseeceee We nerminmncoton ac Muswellbrook. 
a] 


No. 138, 7 Serrember, 1910,—4, 


4972 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. (7 Sepr., 1910. 


(14°56) Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, thet the undermentioned persons have been appointed as Electoral Registrars for 
the several Electoral Districts set against their respective names, in pursuance of the provisions of the “Parliamentary 


Elections Act, 1806,” viz. :— 


ScHEDULE. 
Re ste ste 
Electoral Registrar. , Hlectoral District. In lieu of~ To take effect from— 

B. H. Page, Clerk of Petty Sessions, Muswellbrook ...| The Upper Hunter, Bromhead, relieved .. | BAe 1910. 
J. Campey, Postmaster, Hurstviile a i; ...| Canterbury ...| Quick, relieved wis ...| LL July, 1910, 
S. W. Hill, Acting Postmaster, Enmore .., 53 ...| Newtown ... ...| Butler, on leave... ».| 8 Aug., 1910. 
A, D. Bowen, Postmaster, Ashfield a a ‘eal 2ASHELOLC. ales. ...| Goldrick, relieved ... . | 31 Jan., 1910. 
J. W. M. Laidlaw, Relieving Clerk of Petty Sessions,| Queanbeyan .. | Williams, transferred . | 8 Aug., 1910, 

Braidwood. 
E. P. Cusick, Acting Clerk of Petty Sessions, Bingara..| Bingara ... ...| Perry, transferred ... i] 8 Aug, 19}, 
8. B. Gunn, Relieving Clerk of Petty Sessions, Lismore. | Rous ai ...| Burke, transferred ,.. ~ . 8 Aug., 1910. 
F, W. Stevenson, Relieving Clerk of Petty Sessions,| Burwood ... ...| Beveridge, on leave .. .. | 15 Aug., 1910. 

Burwocd. 
H. 8. Beveridge, Clerk of Petty Sessions, Burwood ...| Burwood ... ...| Stevenson, relieved .., ...| 28 Aug., 1910, 
C.C. We-ton, Relieving Clerk of Jetty Sessions, Taree} Gloucester ...| Olson, on leave ine . | 28 Aug., 1910. 
A. G. Chiplin, Clerk of Petty Sessions, Wellington ..| The Macquarie ...) Gunn, relieved ix .. | 21 duly, 1910. 


IT is also notified that the following persons have been appointed, in accordance with the provisions of the aforesaid Act, 
as Deputy Electoral Registrars to keep the parts of the Roll for the several polling-places in the Electoral Districts set opposite 


their respective names, viz. :— 


SCHEDULE. 
Deputy Electoral Registrar. Electoral District. Polling-places, Tn lieu of— Poke she 
J - 
E. Paton, Senior-constable,| Blayney ...| Millthorpe Fs be aye ...| Hawkins, relieved) 1 Aug., 1910 
Millthorpe. 
Belubula ...| Bellpage; Cadia; Forest Reefs; do ..| 1 Aug. 1910 
Tallwocd. 
J. M. Kelly, Firet Class Con-| Middle Harbour} Mosman; Mosman Bay; Mosman| ......... etre ntees Date of com- 
stable, Mosman. West. mencing duty. 
C. A. Brandon, Constable, Ariah| The Murrum-| Ardlethan er ack 38 ag |ueev setae cxowrdeibeeiabeatt do 
Park. bidgee, 
EH. A. Burke, Constable, Wallan-| The Namoi _...) Lightning Ridge Sai ne ...| Sheridan, relieved] 1 Aug. 1910 
culla. 
W. G. Hazell, Clerk of Petty} Armidale Rey AUS Aes ade a5 ne ...| Eagleton, relieved} 8 Aug., 1910 
Sessions, Hillgrove. 
A. R. Small, Constable, Har-| Mudgee... ..._ Grattai; Hargraves; Maitland Bar...| Paton, relieved ...| 1jAug. 1910 
graves. 
P. Sullivan, Senior-constable,| Tenterfield ...| Silent Grove ... a sie bea] Dae stacearumenteats ve | Date of com- 
Deepwater. mencing duty. 
H. M. Flick, Senior-constable,| Bingara’.., ...| Kentucky Sheep Station sr Sailkee DROGsDerBGOR se Bua do 
Bendemeer. 
D. Menary, Sergeant of Police,| The Namoi ...| Boolcarro), Cuitabri; Merah North,| Rodinzon, trans-| 10 Aug., 1910 
Wee Waa. Myali Vale; Round Swamp, Wee] ferred. 
Waa. 
G. C. Rowley, Constable, Win-| Mudgee... ...| Clarke’s Creek; Upper Meroe; Upper| Small, transferred} 1 Aug., 1910 
deyer, Pyramul; Windeyer. | 
S. A. Jones, Constable, Tabulam| Tenterfield ...| Peacock Creek ... ee a dapil ee GaescuuanNioaens ates Date of com- 
mencing duty. 
N. B. Geddes, Relieving Clerk} Cobar... ...| Budgery Mines; Hermidale; Mian-| Page, transferred...| 5 Aug, 1910 
of Petty Sessions, Nyngan. detta; Mullengudgerie; Nyngan. f 
H. J. Jeffreys, Clerk of Petty) Burrangong ..| Greenthorpe ... eri CROMER Date of com- 
Sessions, Grenfell. mencing duty. 
L, G. Tilney, First Class Con-| Cootamundra ...| Frampton am sa si ra ct seawiawencle do 
stable, Bethungra. 
D. J. O’Neill, First Class Con-| Gough .., ...| Glen Ross aps ice a fi vaeylgasasnaks do 
stable, Guyra.. 
M. Cahill, Senior-constable,| The Murram- Berembed Weir te ats a Foren ines do 
Ganmain. bidgee. ; 
8. A. Jones, Constable, Tabulam| Tenterfield —...| Peacock Creek ... vee tee “ Gnthec geertiioes de 
W. A. Duprez, Sergeant of} Wynyard ...| Hillside, Yaven Yayen ., 5a ve: Sereceeersoeses do 
Police, Adelong. 
William H. Walker, First Class} The Lachlan | Morangarell .., BE otic .. | Moras, transferred.) .6 Aug., 1910 
Constable, Morangarell. 
Do do ...| Cootamundra ...| Morangarell-road ry in ve do ..| 6 Aug. 1910 
A.E. Pye, First Class Constable,, The Clarence ...| Brushgrove; Lower Southgate; Wood-| McRae, transferred; 1 Sept., 1910 
Brushgrove. ford Dale. 


James McRae, Constable, Acacia] Tenterfield ..| Acacia Oreek; Wylie Creek; Lower Pye, transferred ...| 1 Sept, 1910 _ 


Creek, Acacia Creek; New Koreelah, 
Michzel Murphy, Constable,| Yass... ... |B igga; Blanket Flat; Bridge Creek ;} Beck;on leave .,,.| 2Sept., 1910 
Tuena. Crooked Corner; Junction Point; 


Limerick ; Peelwood ; Tuena. 


ANS 


_ ?Ster, 1910] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138, 4973 


ELECTORAL APPOINTMENTS —continued, 


To take effect 


— Deputy Electoral Registrar, | Electoral District. Polling-places. Tn lieu of ~ Ror 
David ©. Goodsell, Constable,| Hartley..; .. | Newnes ... pe eee mnemene at yo set Me) Hone’ IID 
Newnes. : | i 
Henry Roberts, First Class Con-| Burrangong ...| Marengo; Wambanumba art ...| MeBaron, {rans-| 24 Aug, 1910 
\ stable, Marengo. ferred, 
ook S. Arentz, Constable, Guyra..| Bingara.., ...| Baldersleigh; Ben Lomond; Guyra| O'Neill, on leave...| 24 Aug., 1910 
North ; Llangothlin. 
) P. 8S. Arentz, Constable, Guyra..) Gough .., ...| Glen Ross; Ben Lomond; Guyra;| O’Neill, on leave...) 24 Avg, 1910 
Tubbamurra. a 
V. A. Champion, ©:P.S, Gun-| Queanbeyan ...; Gunning; Lerida Bh aa: ...| Fisher, relieved ...| 29 Aug., 1910 
ning. 


H 
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IT is further notified that, in accordance with the provisions of the aforesaid Act, H. CapEweEtt, Sergeant of Police, Blayney, 
has been appointed as Assistant Electoral Registrar for the Electoral District of Blayney,—such appointment to take effect as 
from the 6th August, 1910. 

a, W. H. WOOD. 


[1588] Registrar-General’s Department, 
: : Sydney, 5th September, 1910. 


| the undermentioned Officiating Minister has been registered at this Ofice for the celebration of Marriages :— 
2 
Date of 


No. Name. Deneminatioa. | Rey desoe: Registration. 
. . , | 
‘ : 1910. 
1637 | Reverend Victor Francis Peters) Roman Catholic Church (Diocese of Mait-| West Maitland ...| 26 Aug. 
(previously registered as Reverend| land). 
Victor Peters). | 
W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 
[1589] | Registrar-General’s Department, 


Sydney, 5th September, 1910. 


‘T is hereby notified that, in conformity with the provisions of the Registration of Births, Deaths, and Marriages Act, 1899, the 
changes of residence of the undermentioned Officiating Ministera have been duly registered at this Office :— 


— 


! 


Residence 
No. Name. Denomination. ; a ee oes 
From— To— 
| eae a ie Bb RR Fee Dee | eae eee 
1910. 


Reverend Richard Miller, B.A. ...| Presbyterian Church of Australia| Albion Park ,..| Bangalow ...| 25 Aug. = 


2405 
in the State of New South 
Wales. 
2985 | Reverend David Davison Carruthers} Church of England (Diocese of} Temora .., seef YOUNQ vee ae 
Goulburn). 


| W. G. H-WILLIAMS, | 
Registrar-General. 


[1177] Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 30th August, 1910, 


“WATER AND DRAINAGE AOT, 1902,” AND “WATER AND DRAINAGE AND ARTESIAN WELLS 
(AMENDING) ACT, 1906.” 


“SHARK SWAMP DRAINAGE TRUST.” 


NoriFIcatIon of proposal for the conatruction of works of Drainage, and the constitution of a Trust for maintaining, administering, 
and extending such works. 
HEREAS section 6 of the “ Water and Drainage Act, 1902,” provides amongst other things that in respect of any works of drainage 
the Minister (that is, the Secretary for Public Works) shall notify in the manner therein enacted proposals for the construction of 
such works, and the constitution of a Trust for maintaining, administering, and extending such works: Now, therefore, I, The Honourable 
Cuartes AtrrEp Lex, the Secretary for Public Works for the time being in and for the State of New South Wales, in pursuance of the 
owers conferred upon me by the hereinbefore in part recited section of the last-mentioned Act, and by the “ Water and Drainage and 
Artesian Wells (Amending) Act, 1906,” and of all other powers me hereunto enabling, do hereby notify that it is proposed to construct 
the works of drainage referred to in the proposal hereto, and to constitute a Trust to be called and known as the “Shark Swamp 
Diainage Trust,” for maintaining, administering, and extending such works, in accordance with the particulars set forth and described in 
the proposal hereto, that is to say :— : 
~The proposal hereinbefore referred to is as follows :— 
(a) Description of the purpose for which it is proposed to constitute the Trust:—To drain off the water from the lands within 
_ the proposed Trust District. 
. -{b) Plan and description of the works and of the land, whether covered with water or not, proposed to be taken or acquired for the 
purposes of such works and of their cost or estimated cost :— 


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4 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. [7 Sepr., 1910. 


“SHARK SWAMP DRAINAGE TRUST ”—continued. 
(1.) Plan of the works and of the land :—~ 


Uy by My Wy Wf 


NDAL 


Ty 


Trust Distelel Poundea lles 
Shewl Tus 


| 


COUNTY 


4 
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CHAINS 20 65 1» 5 O 


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Sy 


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(IL.) Description of the works :— 


The proposed works consist of excavating channels, fencing, culverts, pitching, and filling in exieting outlets. ‘ 

A proposed main channel will commence at the right bank of Shark Creek on portion 31, parish of Gulmarrad, county of » 
Clarence, and run in a generally easterly direction for a distance of about 5,025 feet, and pass through portion 81 aforesaid, + 
along a road bounding portions 31, 79, and 81 and along parts of the northern boundaries of portions 81 and 80 in the same ~ 
pak The bottom widths will be 11 feet 8 inches and 6 feet 9 inches; side slopes 1 to 1 and} tol; and depth of flow * 
4 feet, j 

A proposed branch channel will commence on the aforesaid main channel, near the north-eastern corner of portion 31, parish of » 
Gulmarrad, county of Clarence, and run in a north-easterly direction for a distance of about 1 mile 1,846 feet, and pass ~ 
through portions 65, 111, and 60, and terminate on portion 67 in the said parish near its eastern boundary. The bottom 
widths wall be 5 feet 6 inches, and 5 feet 3 inches; side slopes } to 1; and depths of flow 4 feet and 3 feet. 

Another proposed branch channel will commence on the aforesaid main channel, near the north-eastern corner of portion 81, 
parish of Gulmarrad, county of Clarence, and run ina southerly direction for a distance of about 3,489 feet, and pass along 
the eastern boundary of portion 81 aforesaid, and an eastern boundary of portion 76, in the same parish, to its extremity, 
The bottom width will be 3 fect; side slopes 3 to 1 ; and depth of flow 8 feet. 


7 Sepr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 4975 


. “SHARK SWAMP DRAINAGH TRUST ”—continued. 
(II.) Description of the works—continued :— 


Another proposed main channel will commence at the right bank of Shark Creek, at the north-western corner of portion 53, 
parish of Gulmerrad, county of Clarence, and run in an easterly and north-easterly direction for a distance of about | mile 
1,715 feet and pass along the northern boundary of portion 53 aforesaid, through portion 105 in the same parish, and 
terminate at the northernmost boundary of the last portion. The bottom widths will be 6 feet 3 inches, 8 feet 3 inches, and 
4 feet 6 inches; side slopes, 1 to 1 and 4 to 1; and depths of flow, 4 feet and 3 feet. 

And another proposed branch channel will commence on the last-described main channel on portion 106, parish of Gulmarrad, 
county of Clarence, and run in a south-westerly direction for a distance of about 5,272 feet, and pass threugh portion 106 
aforesaid ; portions 104, 98, and 85, parish of Tyndale, and terminate on portion §8 in the same parish, at the north-eastern 
side of the road running through the last portion. The bottom width wiil be 5 feet 9 inches; side slopes $ t2 1; and depth of 
flow 3 feet 6 inches. 

The total length of the proposed channels will be 5 miles 1,007 feet, or thereabouts, subject to such deviations or modification of 
route as may hereafter be deemed necessary. 


(III.) Description of land to be taken or acquired :—A strip of land to be taken or actjuired to include the whole of the proposed 
channels varying in width from 50 to 20 links. 


(IV.) Estimated Cost of the Work ee nd Eo ote 7 aa Ps re a bes 4,500 
(c) Rate of interest, which shail be patd by the Trust :—£4 per centum per annum. 
(d) Charges to be paid by the Trust for water to be supplied by the Crown, and the conditions of such Supply :—No water is 
to be supplied by the Crown. 
(e) Maximum rate which may be assessed by the Trust :—Ten shillings per acre per annum, 
(J) Description of the Trust District :— 
Shark Swamp Drainage Trust District. 


All that area or tract of country comprising parts of parishes of Gulmarrad and Tyndale, county of Clarence. Commencing at 
the south-eastern corner of portion 69, parish of Gulmarrad, county of Clarence ; and bounded thence generally on the east 
by a line south-easterly to the north-eastern corner of portion 97, a line south-westerly crossing the last portion to a point 
on the eastern boundary of portion 116 east of the south-eastern corner of portion 100, a line crossing portion 116 to that 
corner, the southern aud the western boundary of portion 100, a line, the northernmost and part of the western boundary of 
portion 113, to its intersection with the southern side of the reserved road running through the portion, that side of that road, 
a northern and the easternmost boundary of the last portion, a line south-easterly crossing portion 112 to the north-eastern 
corner of portion 109, the eastern boundaries of portions 109 and 80, the western and the north-western side of the reserved 
road running through portion 125, part of the southern boundary of the last portion to its south-western corner, a line west 
to the eastern boundary of portion 78, part of the last boundary to the south-eastern corner of the portion, the southern 
boundary of the last portion, part of the southern boundary of portion 103, to a point north of the north-western corner of 
portion 77, 2 line to that corner, the western boundary of the last portion, a line to the north-western corner of portion 117, 
part of the northern boundary of the last portion to a south-western corner of portion 133, a line south to a point éast of the 
north-eastern corner of portion 107, a line west to that corner, the northera and the western boundaries of the last portion, 
part of the southern boundary of portion 106 and the eastern boundaries of portions 97 and 95, parish of Tyndale; thence 
generally on the south by the southern boundary of the last portion, part of the eastern boundary of portion 86 to the northern 
side of the reserved road running through the portion, the generally north-eastera sides of that road running through the portions 
86, 88, and 85 to the eastern side of the road running through the last portion along the right bank of Shark Creek and a line 
west to that bank; thence generally on the west by that bank downwards to the south-eastern corner of portion 28, parish of 
Gulmarrad, and part of the castern boundary of the last portion to a point weat of the north-western corner of portion 36 ; 
and thence generally on the north by a line to the last corner, the south-eastern sides of the reserved road running through 
portions 52, 43, and 45 to the eastern boundary of the last portion, a line south-easterly crossing portion 46 to its south-eastern 
corner, aline east crossing portion G8 to the western boundary of portion 69, part of that boundary and the southern boundary 
of that portion to the point of commencement,—having an area of 2,747 acres or thereabouts. 


(9) Number of Trustees, being either three or five :—Three. 
(h) Number of years within which the cost of the work shall be extinguished by a sinking fund :— Twenty-eight years. 


CHARLES A. LEH, 
Secretary for Public Works. 


Norr.—Sectior 8 of the “ Water and Drainage Act, 1902,” enacts that if, within eight weeks after the notification of any proposal, 
“a petition is presented to the Minister signed by at least one-third in number of the occupiers of Crown Land, including homestead 
selectors, conditional lessees, and settlement lessees, and owners of other land within the proposed Trust District, objecting to the proposal, 
he shall refer the proposal to the Board for inquiry and report.” 

Section 9 reads :— ; 

(1) If within the said period no such petition is received or if the Board reports in favour of the proposal, with or without 
modifications, the Governor may constitute the Trust with such modifications of the proposal as the Board may recommend, 
or, where no reference is made to the Board, with such modifications as the Minister may think fit, 

(2) The constitution of the Trust shall be notified by the Minister in the Gazette. 

(3) Upon such notification the conditions of the proposal, with such modifications (if avy) as aforesaid, shall be binding on 
the Trust and on the Crown; and the Minister may, out of the funds raised under this Act, carry out the works described 


in the proposal. 


[4335] Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 31st August, 1910. 


“WATER AND DRAINAGE ACT, 1902,’ AND “WATER AND DRAINAGH AND ARTESIAN WELLS (AMENDING) 
t ACT, 1906.” 
“NEW YARRAWA BORE WATER.TRUST.” 


NotiF1caTion of proposal for the construction of works of Water Supply, and the constitution of a Trust for maintaining, administering 
and extending such works. 


‘ HEREAS section 6 of the “Water and Drainage Act, 1902,” provides amongst other things that in respect of any works of 

water supply the Minister (that is, the Secretary for Public Works), shall notify in the manner therein enacted proposals for the 
construction of such works, and the constitution of a Trust for maintaining, administering, and extending such works: Now, therefore, 
I, The Honorable CHARLES Aurre® Leu, the Secretary for Public Works for the time being in and for the State of: New South Wales, 
in pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by the hereinbefore in part recited section of the last-mentioned Act, and by the “‘ Water 
and Drainage and Artesian Wells (Amending) Act, 1906,” and of all other powers me hereunto enabling, do hereby notify that it is 
proposed to construct the works of water supply referred to in the proposal hereto, and to constitute a Trust for maintaining, administering, 


‘and extending such works, to bo called and knowa as the “ New Yarrawa Bore Water Trust,” in accordance with the particulars set forth 


and described in the proposal hereto, that is to say :— 
The proposal hereinbefore referred to is as follows :— 


(@) Description of the purpose. for which it is proposed to constitute the Drust To utilise for stock purposes the water which 
may flow from the proposed artesian bore by an equitable distribution of tho water in.the channels amongst the several holdings within the 
y prop in-the channels among 


District. 


476 


(5) Plan and deseri 


Trust Orstrict 


“NEW YARRAWA BORE WATER TRUST” —continued. 


tion of the works and of the land, whether covered with water or not, proposed to. be taken 
or acquired for the purposes of such works, and of their cost or estimated cost :— ; 4 
(L.) Plan of the works and of the land ;— 


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boundary shewn thus 5 ia MULIIELLLL 
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[7 Sgrr., 1910. , . 


7 Sepr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 4977 


“NEW YARRAWA BORE WATER TRUST”— continued. 


(II.) Description of the works :— 


The proposed works consist of an artesian bore, distributing tank, pipiag from bore to tank, distributing channels, divisors, 

culverts over channels, fencing, and minor works incidental thereto. 

The partly proposed and partly existing main drain wili commence at the distributing tank on the bore site portion A.W., parish of 
Boyanga, county of Benarba, and run ina generally westerly direction for a distance of about 21 miles, and pasa through 
ss portion A.W. aforesaid, and 2 in the same parish; portions 13 and 14, parish of Gil Gil; portions 2, 7, and 8, parish of 

Collyu; portions 8, 9, 3,4, 5, and T.S.R. 32,168, parish of Dundunga; portions 17, 15, and 17 again, parish of Young; 
and terminate on portion 7, in the same parish. 


A proposed branch drain will take off the main drain on portion 13, parish of Gil Gil, county of Bonarba, and run in a generally 


5 Ties south-westerly direction for a distance of about 8 miles 40 chains, and pass through portion 13 aforesaid; portions 7 and 1, 


parish of Boyanga ; portions 2 and 3, parish of Collyu, and terminate on portion 8, in the same parish. 


An existing drain takes off the main drain on portion 3, parish of Dundunga, county of Benarba, near a northern boundary of the 
portion, and runs in a generally southerly direction for a distance of about 3 miles 28 chains, and passes through portion 3 
aforesaid ; and terminates on portion 19, parish of Coonalgra. 


Another existing branch drain takes off the main drain on portion 5, parish of Dundunga, county of Benarba, near its eastern 
boundary, and runs in a generally south-westerly direction for a distance of about 1 mile 40 chains, and passes through portion 
5 aforesaid ; and terminates on portion 19, parish of Coonalgra. 


Ancther proposed branch drain will take off the main drain on portion 17, parish of Young, county of Benarba, and run ina 
generally southerly direction for a distance of about 1 mile 70 chains, and pass through portions 17 aforesaid and 15, and 
terminate on portion 21, in the same parish. 


Another existing branch drain takes off the main drain on portion 15, parish of Young, county of Benarba, and runs ina 
north-weeterly direction for a distance of about 1 mile, and passes through portion 15 aforesaid, and terminates on portion 
17 in the same parish. 


Another existing branch drain takes off the main drain on portion 15, parish of Young, county of Benarba, near its northern 
boundary, and runs in a south-westerly direction for a distance of about 4 milcs 15 chaine, and passes through portions 15 
aforesaid and 14, and terminates on portion 18 in the same parish. 

Another existing branch drain takes off the main drain on portion 17, parish of Young, county. of Benarba, and runs in a north- 
westerly direction for a distance of about 45 chains, and terminates on the said portion 17. 

Another branch drain partly existing and partly proposed will take off the main drain on portion 2, parish of Boyangs, county of 
Benarba, near its northern boundary, and run in a generally westerly direction for a distance of about 20 miles 30 chains, and 
paes through portion 2 aforesaid ; porticns 18, 24, 25, 11, 24, 23, 22, 41, 28, 21 again, 19 and 29, parish of Gil Gil; portions 5 
and 6, parish of Collyu; portions 6, 2,1, and T.8.K. 32,158, parish of Dundusga; portions 15 and 16, parish of Galloway, 
and terminate on portion 18 in the same parieh. 

And another proposed branch drain will tuke off the last-deecribed branch drain on portion 23, parish of Gil Gil, county of Benarba, 
near its eastern boundary, and run jn a westerly direction for a distance of about 2 miles 45 chains, and pass through portions 
23 aforesaid, 22 and 18, parish of Gil Gil; and terminate on portion 32, parish of Narrawall at the left bank of Gil Gil Creek. 

The total length of the existing and proposed drains will be 64 miles 68 chains, eubject tosuch deviation or modification of route as 
may hereafter be deemed neceseary. 


(III.) Description of land to be taken or acquired :—- 


The proposed bore will be situated on all that piece or parcel of land to be taken or acquired in the parish of Boyanga, county of 
Benarba, and State of New South Wales, being a measured portion A.W. of 4 acres: Commencing on the eastern boundary 
of portion 2 of 2,660 acres, in the said parieh of Boyanga, at a point bearing 170 degrees 58 minutes and distant 10 chains 
60 links from the south-castern corner of portion 8, parish of Boolmuckledi’; and bounded thence on the east by part of the 
eaid eastern boundary of portion 2 bearing 170 degrees 68 minutes 6 chains 16455 links; thence on the south by a line 
bearing 270 degrees 7 chains 5,%, links; thence on the west by a line bearing 360 degrees 6 chains 87% links; and thence on 
the north by a line besring 90 degrees 6 chains 8,%; links, to the point of commencement. 


(1V.) Estimated Cost of propos:d Works ... we as aac fae fot ase se ais we. £6,800, 
(c) Rate of Interest, which shall be paid by the Trust :— £4 per centum per annum. 


(d) Charges to be paid by the Trust for water to be supplied by the Crown, and the coniitions of such Water Supply :—No water 
proposed to be supplied by the Crown. 


(e) Maximum rate which may be assesacd by the Trust :—Sixpence per acre per annum. 


(f) Description of the Trvst District :— 
New Var:awa Bove Waiter Tru:t Districé. 


All that arca or tract of country compris'ng the parishes of Collyu and Dundungs and parts of the parishes of Boyanga, Gil Gil, 
Narrawsll, Galloway, Cocnalgra and Young, county of Benarba,-and State of New South Wales : Commencing on the left bank of 
Gil Gil Creek, at the north-western corner of portion 10, parish of Young, county of Benarba; and bounded thence generally on 
the north-west by that bank upwards to its intersection with a south-western boundary of portion 22, parish of Narrawali, part 
of the last boundary, the south-castern and a north-eastern boundary of the said portion 22, to the left bank of Gil Gil Creek 
aforesaid, that bank upwards to its intersection with the south-weetern boundary.of portion 32, part of the last boundary north- 
westerly to its extremity, a live, the eouth-eastern boundary of portion 15, a line, part of a south-eastern boundary of portion 10 to 
its intersection with the north-westerly prolongation of the eouth-western boundary of portion 9, a lice, the south-weatern boundary 
of portion 9, a line, the south-western boundary of portion 6, part of north-eastern boundary of portion 82, to the left bank of Gil 
Gil Creek, and that bank upwards to the northernmost corner of portion 10, pari-h of Gil Gil; thenes generally on the east by a 
north-eastern boundary of portion 10, the north-eastern snd the northern boundary of portion 4, the northera boundary of portion 
27, a northern boundary of portion 19, a line, a northern and a north-western boundary of portion i1, north-western boundaries of 
portions 5, 6, and 7, part of the eastern boundary of the last portion, the north eastern boundary of portion 11, the south-easterly 
prolongation of the last bourdary to the western boundary cf portion 12, parish of Boolmuckledi; part of the western and part of 
the southern boundary of the last portion, the south-western and the southern boundary of portioa 3, north-eastern boundaries 
of portion 2, parish of Boyanga, the north-eastern and tho north-western boundary of portioa 3, the north-western and the 
western boundary of poition 4, a line, the western boundary of portion 6, and @ line to the nort h-western corner of portion 
10, parish of Warren; thence generally on the south by the south-eastern sides of the road bounding portions 5, 14, 7 
and 16 in the last parish, and portions 16 and 19, parish of Caroline, a line, south-westera and south-eastern boundaries of 
portion 8, parish of Collyu, a line, the south-eastern and an eastern boundary of portion 19, parish of Coonalgra, the eastern 
. boundaries of portions 17 and 16, a line, the northernmost boundary of portion 5, a line, the eastern aud the northern boundary 
of portion 20, the northern boundary of portion 15, a line west to tho north-eastern boundary of portion 21, parish of Young, part 
of the last boundary, the north-eastera bousdary of portion 20, line, a northern boundary of portion 11, parish of Coonalgra, 
part of the eastern, the northern, and part of the western boundary of portion 4 to a point east of a north-eastern corner of 
portion 11, a line, a northern boundary of the last portion, the eastern and the southern houndary of portion 18, parish of Young ; 
and thence generally on the west by a western boundary of the last portion, a line north to a southern boundary of psrtion 14, 
part of the last boundary, the southern and the western boundary of portion 13, a western and part of the northern boundary of 
portion 14 to a point south of the sozth-western corner of portion 8, a line, a western, a northern and another western boundary 
of the last portion and the western boundaries of portions, 7, 9, and 10, to the point of commenc>ment,—having an area of 147 
~~ squere mniles or thereabouts. aaa 5 . ‘ # 


4978 NEW SOUT 


H WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 138. [7 Sepr., 1910. 


2 eee 


“NEW YARRAWA BORE WATER TRUST ”—continued. 
(9) Number of Trustees, being either three or fwe:—Three. 


(h) Number of years within whioh the cost of the work shall be extinguished by a sinking Jund :—Twenty-eight years. 


CHARLES A. LEE, 
Secretary for Public Works. 


——_— -— 


Nova.—Section 8 of the “ Water and Drainage Act, 1902,” onacts that if, within eight weeks after the notification of any proposal, 
“a petition is presented to the Minister signed by at least one-third in number of the occupiers of Crown Land, including homestead selectors 
conditional lessees, and settlement lessees, and owners of other land within the proposed Trust District, objecting to the proposal, he shall 


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refer the proposal to the Board for inquiry and report.” 
Section 9 reads— 


(1) If within the said period no such petition is received, or if the Board reports in favour of the proposal, with or without 
modifications, the Governor may constitute the Trust with such modifications of the proposal as the Board may recommend, 
or, where no reference is made to the Board, with such modifications as the Minister may think fit. 


(2) The constitution of the Trust shall be notified by the Minister in the Gazette. 


(3) Upon euch notification the conditions of the proposal, with such modifications (if any) as aforesaid, sball be binding on the 
Trust and on the Crown; and the Minister may, out of the funds raised under this Act, carry out the works described in the 
proposal, 


NG COURTS. 

Posircans, Brewens, Seiarr Mszowante, &o. 
NOTICH is horeby given that Quarterly Licensing Courts, under the Liquor Act, 1598, and the Liquor (Amendment) Act, 1805, 
for the consideration of applications for Publicans, Colonial Wine, Brewors, and Spirit Merchants, Bootk, Stand, or Packet 


Licenses, renewals, removale, and transaction of cther business, will be holden at the respective Court-houges and Poliee Offices at 
the following places, on the dates and hours specified. 


! 


| Date of Notice from 


When Court to be held. 


Licensing District. anvence! = Convened by 
: Date, Tour, 
Ballina Si Auge 1910 7 Oct., 1910 10 | G. McKay, C.LC. 
tathurst.. eal Nopk cues 24a, a 11:30 | L. W. Broughton, C.L.C. 
Bega ee ; dst, x OR oe f 11 | C. E. Barnes, ©.P.8. 
Berrime (Moss Vale) ; B30 Age 1a Se 3 li | G.8. Shepherd, C.?.S. 
Bingara ... “6 Lsept, 4, et s 10) EB. Pp) Cusick, Cine. 
Braidwood jlvaaee . oa # 10 | J. Laidlaw, A.C.P.S. 
Camden ie : 1 ae . 20a, Bs 10 -| W. Schwarer, A.C.P.S. 
Campbelltown .., ee Aur. A, 1 ee 2 il | F. D. H. Satherland, C.L.C. 
Carcoar ... ae CC. es oe eae es Aes 7 10 | R. P. Browne, C PS. 
Casino... nis 2 Sept., 1910 Lidia Ff 10 | O. W. Small, CP.S. 
Condobolin a he ZORA. eo, heer > 2 | H. Breakell, 'OL.C. 
Cowra ... B60 : wee ASSpiey — 5s ‘say ri 10 | J. Miller, O.P.S. 
Dubbo cf fee 26 Aug"); seal aaediy ane i 11 | A. T. Cochrane, C.L.C. 
Forbes... ok We 2Ol es, ff Bol eat barr < 10 | H. T. Thomas, C.L.C. 
Gunnedah ae wae Ue USept., 25; 4, + 10 0. W. Thomas, A.C.P.S 
Hillgrove bse i if 23 AVG. 9) DRT, ie 10 | W. G. Hazell, C. PS. 
Hiilston ... ff ; 80.05 Ri Diaty Ai 10 | Ax«C. McDonald, 0.L.C. 
Junee aie : EP 24°53; is Cs 9 ss 10 | O. R. Colls, C. PS. 
Lismore ... ae a 25, 5; : Bes: ” : ees, 4 Gunn, C.L.0. 
Liverpool Osa 5 Bites, i ONE Peron Saab, Sutherland, C.L.C, 
Metropolitan (Central Police Court) .. 4S si BOs | a 2 | A. Blix, C.L.0, 
Mitchell Se etal IA: an 22:24; # LOSS 3 It | C. Wenholz. 
Moree ... fe re 28ept; ©; (fine 5 1L | N. Byrne, C.L.C. 
Mudgee ... =: eh 29 Aug, 4 Sy, : ll | D. G. McDougall, C.P.S. 
Murrurundi Loe. 4 F LISS, il | J.B. Gibson, O.L.0. 
= taela ae and Morton (Muswell- LOS: 4 ADs, ; Lbs) HS Ha Page, C.B:8. 
"00 

Nyngan ... : aL Fh Hs 5) Psa) au ae z 32) We B. Geddes, C.L.C. 
Nymagee... é ay 27.24 % Pagodtess. 3 ; 10 | §. DT. Cupitt, A. C.P.S. 
Orange ... fi il @ Septaco aye teen poe Ns.) a Sea rycOL0, 
Port Macquarie .. Be : 2s “ ily de * cf LOC WMS Ay May CPS: 
Raymond Terrace at E 5 ty ‘ 14, ...| 10. | 0. Grimshaw, A.C.P.S, = 
Singleton vee 5c : 29 § 5 13s PS Be Eldershaw, OL. 
‘Tamworth vad % te Ly " eae a | 10...) A. R. Perry, C.BS. 
Temora .., Bc ; ie : Qin - ri pt M4 | 12. | B..E. Crook, 1.0, 
Walgett ... 5; aed LE Aig 04) ae Eg » a LL |-A4. M. Dunn, C.L.C; 
Wellington ' a . 3Sept., — ,, Di? » «e{ IL | A. G. Chiplin, C.P.8, 
Wentworth .., Het &. s0/629 Raby, es RIF), 1) Nel ELS AOR AG Btn old AOS: 
Windsor ... oat Pex ts 25 Aug, yy iy ah 7 is) Lea Sheridan, C.P.8. 
Wyalong... aes ves ei iif SOAS, ¥ ae-,; ¥ wel OTD SW. Lees, O; PS. 


7 Sept., 


1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 


4979 


ETOURN of Merchants’ Explosives stored in the Public Magazines at Sydney and Neweastle, showing the Stock on the lst August, 
1910, the Receipts and the Iesnes during the month of August, and the Stoct on the let September, 1910. 


In Store on the ls August, 


wT), 


Received during August 
Total 


Issued during August 


Remaining 


Sentem ber, 1910. 


5th September, 1910. 


[1C99} 


Ae 


Department of Fisheries, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER CULTURE. 


{1 


| 


Packages of Sporting | Packages of Blasting dali 5 2 ‘ 
Powder. Powder, Packagesot [Sele lSaa| Be lwo 37 «2% | $8 
St es — - —| Nitro-glycerine | 4 | 2&8 gu 2o| 3S 28 ee ¥ $3 eo 
Loose. Compressed. Componnda., 1 Se | Bia lets | ra 4 ~ chisel en 3g 
&O tb, | 48 th. | 26 t.| 10 fb, “Pe 8 Se5 ae | 3c $a a a Se 
S min ot " he see a ee 6 ~ 
each. | ¢ach./each.|each.| 5.5.) 05 | 60 Ib. Se eee £e| 26 igo >| As a e a £838 | 3 
each.| each. | each. "| each. 5 | 3 s ra a Bg 
246 | 105 4 15 | 7,773 263 | 4,974 91 P75 3 872 w-» | 1,081 | 17,59) | 649,288 | 438,844 53,490 
81| 40 2/ .. | 700 50 | 800 : 4,522 Ss 1| 190 | .. |1,100| 6020] 76,250 }241,200 | 65,0.0 
Seto a des 6| 15 (8073 | 816 |5174| 01 | 12,507, 3 | 1] 652] ..0 [2,181 | 22,610 | 722,538 | 679,944 | 108,490 
53 | 13 2| .. | 2,617 69 | 1,963 | 2 | 3,126: Folgaaeht s66 360 | 2,224 | 185,775 | 156870 | 18,200 
on the Ist} 274] 132 4| 15/5856! 247 [4,711 89 | 20,471 i 1| 396] .. |1,82i | 29,286 | 526,763 | 523,574 | 90,490 
*3,121 cases home consumption, 
5 cases foreign 
Vv. W. WILLIAMS, 
Superintendent, Explosives Department. 


603] 


is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture the 
portions of land set opposite their respective names az mentioned hereunder. 


Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Department daily, excepting 
Saturdays, between 11 and 3 o’clock, and on Saturdays between 1i and 12 o’clock. 


Any person msy, by memorial to the Board of Fisheries, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds 
t b: etated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may net be granted. 


Lea e | 


6444 


6589 


6590 


6i91 


6533 | 


2 


6547 | 


| 


6584: | 


6587 


Applicant. 


Robert H. Newton 


Willism Ernest Smith 
Andrew Derwent and 
Avdrew William 


Derwent. 


Alfred Henry Ward ... 


Joseph Izzard ... ore 


George Albert Southwell 


George Ravel .. of 


John White ... a 


James Morante 


ae. 


Do ee 


J. A. BRODIE, 


Locality. 


Cranrnce RIVER. 


On the southern side of Waringa Island, on 
the western side of an inlet, at the north- 
eastern end of applicant’s oyster lease No. 
5,799. 


GEORGE'S RiIvER. 


On the eastern end of Carter’s 
adjoining applicant's oyster lease No. 6,117. 

On the northern side of Mangrove Irland, 
Woronora River (a tributary of George’s 
River), about 800 yards wesierly from the 
eastern extremity. 

At the southern point of entrance to Inch’s 

_ Creek, Woronora River, at the end of the 
mangrove point, and extending south- 


westerly. 


Hawkespury River. 


On the eastern side of Mooney Mooney Creek 
at the western end of J. G. Mslouf’s oyster 
lease No, 5,425, at Big Bay. 


MAnninG RIvrEr. 


On the northern side of Pelican Island, at ite| 
castern end, and extending into the waters 
of Pelican Creek. 


Wats LAKE. 


On the northern side of Godwin Island, at its| 
western end, being identical with applicant's, 
expired oyster lease No. 8,026. 


Maocizay River. 


On the north-western side of Rudder’s Island 
at the north-east corner of applicant's 
oyster lease No. 5,944, 


Port STEPHENS. 


On the western shore of Wobbegong Bay al 
the southern end of G. W. Engel’s oyster 
lease No. 6,440 on the frontage of the A. 
A. Coy’s. Grant. 

About 25 lineal yards north-easterly from the 

northern end of G. W. Engel’s oyster lease 

No, 6,440 above-described, 


Parish. 


Taloumbi ... 


Tsland,| €utherland...| Cumberland 


do 


Holsworthy 


Patonga 


Harrivgton.. 
Forster 


ee 


Clybucca 


oevecereeres 


Secretary. 
Length of Te 
| comis. |Remett| itn 
Yards. : 
Clarence 100 | 15 years 
400 5 years 
do 500 |15 , — 
do a 1E0 Lome: 
Northumber- 20) | 15 years 
land. 
Macquarie...| 300 5 years 
Gloucestor...; 100 | 15 years 
...| Dudley 200 | 15 years 
Gloucester..| 100 | 15 years 
do ‘ ico | 15 ,, 


4980 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. [7 Sepr., 1910, 


[1586] Department of Fisheries, 
Sydney, 7th September, 1910, 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER CULTURE. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture the 


portions of land set opposite their respective names as mentioned hereunder. 


Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Department daily, excepting 


Saturdays, between 11 and 3 o’clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock. 


Any person may, by memorial to the Board of Fisheries, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds te 


be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted, 


J. A. BRODIE, 


Secretary. 
Lesage Hi on 3 P pig fee Term of 
No. Applicant, | Losality. arish, | County. Hes ae Lease. 
PANBULA Laks, Yards. 
6597 | Charles Severs .., ...| On the southern shore of the lake, near the| Yowaka ...| Auck’and ... 100 | 15 years 
north-east corner of M. O. Hungerford’s 
special lease portion No. 80 of 40 acres, 
at Yellow Point, and fronting that 
portion. 
Port Srerugys. 
6605 | Samuel Lilley... ...| At the south-castern extremity of Swan{ Tarean  ...| Gloucester...{ 300 | 15 years 
Island, Karuah River entrance. 
Hunter River. 
6613 , John Henry Callen ...| On the southern side of Platt’s channel, Newcastle..., Northum- 200 | 15 years 
lying between applicant’s oyster lease berland. 
No. 6,087 and F'. J. Gibbins’ oyster lease 
No. 4,925. 
6614 Do 33 »| On the southern side of Platt’s channel at; — do “ag do ay SOO Tia 
the western end of applicant’s oyster 
| lease No. 6,178. 
CLARENCE RIVER. 
6616 | Robert Henry Newton ,..| On the southern side of Waringa Island, at} Taloumbi | Clarence ...| 100 | 15 years 


the north-eastern boundary of applicant’s 
| oyster lease No. 5,799. 


| 
| 


Mines Depariment Hotices, 


APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF MINES, 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. Wituiam Buriez Guppus, Relieving Clerk of Petty Sessions, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, Mining Registrar, 
and Officer authorised to issue Miners’ Rights and Business Licenses at N yngan, vice Mr. EH. H. Page, transferred,—such 
appointment to take effect from the 5th August, 1910 (1910-6,547-201 Misc.). 


Mr. Joun Witriam Matcorm Larpzraw, Relieving Clerk of Petty Sessions, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, Mining 
Registrar, and Officer authorised to issue Miners’ Rights and Business Licenses at Braidwood, vice Mr. G. R. Williams,— 
such appointment to take effect from the Sth August, 1910 (1910-6,546-201 Misc.). 


Mr. Epwarp Percy Cusick, Acting Clerk of Petty Sessions, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, Minivg Registrar, and Officer 
authorised to issue Miners’ Rights and Business Licenses at Bingara, vice Mr, W. I. Perry, transferred,—such appointment 
to take effect from the 8th August, 1910 (1910-6,549-2)1 Misc.), 


Mr. Sypvry Bru Gony, Relieving Clerk of Petty Sessions, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, Mining Registrar, and Officer 
authorised to issue Miners’ Rights and Business Licenses at Lismoro, vice Mr. A. B. C. Burke, transferred,—such 
appointment to take effect from the 8th August, 1910 (1910-6,545-201 Misc.), - 


J. A. HOGUE. 


te 


1 Sepr., 1910.} . NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 4981 


[1556] Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 7th September, 1910, 


NOTICES TO AP£LICANTS FOR LWASES FOR MINING se in FOR PURPOSES IN OONNECTION WII 
© MINING; TO LESSEES UNDER SUCH LHASHS, 3 'FO WHOM If MAY CONCHEN. 
“NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT— 


THE undermentioned application for a Lease of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 19C6, has been approved 
bY His Excellency the Governor and the Executive Council. 


FOR A LEASE FOR MINING PURPOSES. 
£1910-7,377 L.B.] 


to + 


ol | Local Portic iE: 
Departmental No. Ne Name, | ia | Locality. | Area. | 3 | tei 
0 : if a YF : 
Tingha 6 | 117 | Elsmore Tin Slui-ing 1°2 County Gough, parish Anderson.| 40 0 0 / 20 | 18 Oct., 109 
Co. (N.L.). (ex. road). 


THE undermentioned application for a Gold-mining Lease of Crown Lands in terms of the Mining Act, 1996, h 
been approved by His memieney the Governor and the Executive Council. peed Bins 


[1910-5,632 LJ 


Local 7 Portion | : | 


Departmental No. Nanie. Locality. 2 2 | Date of 
P a No. ig ne ‘S, Z | No. ' peality | Area, | & | ‘Application: 
; ; | : iy Sp. 
Hill End 95 | 103 | D. McL. Marshalland| au 223 | County Wellington, parish Tam-| 8 3 387 | 20| 4May, 1910 
another. ; | baroora. ae 


ma THE undermentioned application for a Mineral Lease of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, has been 
refused. 


[1910-7,146 L.B.] 


Departmental No. 


Local | Portio * er ie d —— 
No, Me | ey Locality. | went | Date of 


Copmanhurst 84 | §0 $H. G. Small .., | 9 0 


Aare County Gresham, parish Braylesford’...| 49 0 6 22 Dec., 1909 


THE undermentioned applications for authorities to prospect, in terms of section 17, Mining Act, 1906, have been 
refused. 


[1910-8,149.L.B.] 


; aa f Portion ne Date of 
seppkoeMen No. Name. No. Locality. " | Area. | Application. 


Acres. 
Mudgee 4 | W. Gazzard.., se 1 eee . | County of Phillip, parish of Barigau ...; 2560 13 May, 191C 
® 5 6 Do nah vee POR e ue do do Aa 3200 9June, , 


THE undermentioned application for a Mining Lease of Private Lands, in torma of the Mining Act, 1906, has 
been refused. ; 


[1910-7,754 L.B. ] , 
Departmental No. Teel Name, ee Locality. | Area, | Applicaton, 
ie | | a rr. p. 

Companhurst 24 | 98 | J. McAnulty ...| Part of | County Drake, parish Carnham ... .| 6 O O|} 24June, 1910 
27 & 88. 


THE undermentioned Leases of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, have been voided, the Lessees having 
-failed to-execute and take delivery thereof when cailed upon to do so. 


Portion 
No. 


Loeal 


f 
No. Name. 


Locality. Area. | Date of Lease. 


Departmental No. 


GOLD-MINING LEASE, 


[1910-7,148 L.B.] & Te ps 
“Wagonga 12{ 11 | RH. Easdown & anr| @n 99 | County Dampier, parish Noorooma Ay eee ee meas FORO 
piee.t Yo viv'l MINERAL LEASES. 
———— [1910-7,149 L.B.; 7,150 L.B.] 
<Qberon 45 | 87 | H. Maxwell ... ML 48 Resist Wien ee parish Abercora/ 20 0 OQ | 27 May, 1910 
“Copnisntburst oy | 76 i G. I. Fowler & ors... A County Drake, parish Richmond Paciee sO 9 2 » » 


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4982 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. [7 Szpr., 1910. 


NOTICH TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FCR MINING, &o0.—continued. 


LHASES READY FOR DELIVERY. 


THE undermentioned Leases of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, are now ready for delivery to the 
Lessees, and unless the Lessees take delivery thereof withia the time mentioned in notice issued by the Warden or other Officer, 
they will be voided. 
Lersees who desire to appoint an attorney to execute and take delivery of their leases can obtain a form of power of 
attorney on application at the Warden’s or any Mining Registrar’s Office, or at this Department. 
If it be so desired, the leases can be forwarded for execution and delivery to the Clerk of any Warden’s Court, or to the 
Department at Sydney. 


Local | fe 


: { 
Departmental No. | Wo. | Name. |p ee | Locality. : | Area. Date of Lease. 
GOLD-MINING LEASES. pone sty 3 oh 

Hargraves 16 1 Gig! Rap eulley ss rx. ...| Gu 273 { County Wellington, parish Hargraves... 5 O 0O| 27 Aug. 1910 
Canbelego 39 66 | W. Hassett .., .-|  y LOS | County Robinson, parish Cohn... £7] | SP EO | OMA 7a; » 
Cobar 47 187 +} M.A. Padulaand anr| ,, 34 | County Yanda, parish Gonella... acl tLO ‘OB OM 2 fae. 
Mt. McDonald 10 11 | W. J. Cash and anr...| ,, 855 | County Bathurst, parish Dunleary 1~ 0-0-3 arg n 
Parkes 49 55 | ©. T. Woodward ...|_ ,, 123 | County Ashburnham, parish Parkes ....| 4 0 O| 27 ,, - 
Tuena 17 3 H. Reid and ors. ...| ,, 16 | County Georgiana, parish Gillindich .... 5 O Oj 27 , ” 
Trunkey 13 13 | A. Baker andors. ...) ,, 783 | County Georgiana, parish Mulgunnia..| 25.0 0) 27 , » 
¥ 14 14 Do amen do do Uhezos sOLt Ola tev bekys a 
i 1S 15 | J. Winter .., ot: aes RAED do do ala O ue ower one tems ra 
Wattle Fiat 18 19 | P. Nelson ©... ...| MP 2 | County Roxburgh, parish Winburn ...| 5 0 0] 27 , ” 
Parkes 48 53 | J. Medlyn ... .. { 819 & | County Ashburnham, parish Currajong] 2 0 0] 27 ,, 7 

; 817. 
Rockley MOn| Soli Solel. -Staceyen=e, ..| @L 7 | County Bathurst, parish Ponsonby ...| 5 O 0} 27 ,, 2 
Trunkey 18 19 | A. McKellar ., «| 3  & | County Bathurst, parish Three Brothere) 4 0 O| 27 ,, , 
Moruya 32 86 | W.H. Chapple _...|_ ,,_ 57 ! County St. Vincent, parish Tomaga ...| 4 2 25! 27 ,, Pe 
MINERAL LEASES. 

Yerranderio 5 5 , A. C. Bartlett .-{( ML 14 , County Westmoreland, parish Oolong..) 10 O 0} 27 Aug., 1910 
Cooma 7 48 | J. R. MacCusa | 9 2 | County Beresford, parish Bunyan <e1200 5-02 On| 26 0N oy 
Canbelego 19 57 | R. A. Sorenzen & anr.| ,, 78 | County Canbelego, parish Hermitage .... 20 0 Oj 26 ,, * 
Deepwater 104] 115 | D.Cadell and another) ,, 82 | County Clive, parish Bates ae sinh 2.20 ue Onilees! «55 - 
Newcastle 46 58 | J. Donaldson, jun. ...) ,, 43 | County Northumberland, parish Awaba} 2 3 4] 26 ,, = 
= 54 67 | V. Sachs Ss «| 4, 5 | County Gloucester, parish Stockton ...| 20 0 O| 26 ,, ag 
Nymagee 4 10 | B. Fleming and anr...} ,, 387 | County Flinders, parish Babinda | 80 0 108274, Py 
Ravine 4 4 | H. Cornelson .| » 16] County Buccleuch, parish Yarran-| 19 0 0] 27 ,, s 
gobilly. f 
Rockley lo | 175] D.8. Todd ... v.|, 5, 18 | County Westmoreland, parish Baring ..| 20 0 O| 27 ,, s 
Tumut 2 .14| G. D. Stone ... »-| 5, 1 | County Buccleuch, parish Clive we] 340) 20S OST eZee . 
Deepwater 106). 1!7 | G. P. Lock ... ‘,.| 9, 84 | County Clive, parish Rockvale ... aga| 120 510) BOs CeOm a. 
* 103) 114 Do iE des) (ast do do ad OF 8) gec82 134 ghag J 
a 1055) 316 Do aa ..| 5, 88 | County Clive, parishes Rockvale and} 80 O 0} 27 ,, cf 

Bates. 
5s 109 | 120 Do Morea nae sy do do Met del OL Soyer, . 
rp 112) 123 JOR AN Kirk 7. .| 5, 70 | Counties Clive and Gough, parishes} 20 0 0| 27 , - 
Anvandale and Wellington Vale.» 

Emmaviile 110] 127 | 8S. L. Bensusan «| 5, 175 | County Gough, parish Highland Home} 20 0 O/} 27 ,, " 
# 65 70 | J. Witherdin wc] 43 84 | County Gough, parish Strathbogie North] 29 0 0] 27 ,, 2 
n 67 73 Do Posi ier ese do do ee 1B--0-416+)-27—~55 - 
iH 75 82 | W. H. Martyn oleae 133 do do veh ORG 4 posits “ 
os 82 &9 Do gers cee eee do do ose( pd Ose OncOn adam e 
. 115 | 182] J.A.MacTavieh ...| ,, -2 | County Arrawatte, parish Lockerby ...| 20 0 0O{ 27 ,, % 
Goulburn 29 47 | H. T. McCabe | 9, & | County Argyle, parish Gurrunda ac] 40 OURO ip idem. Z 
Deepwater : 108 | 119 | A. Staader ... | y 86 | County Gough, parish Highland Home} 10 O 0| 27 ,, Pp 
Bobadah 17 19 | D. J. McPhail wi! 4, L | County Cunningham, parish Oxley North' 40 0 01 27 ,, » 
LEASES FOR MINING PURPOSES. oo 

Gundagai 2/ 28 [| 0.G. Lyon ... ( @L 9 | County Wynyard, parish Bangus | 8&8 O O| 27 Aug, 1910 
Reckley 7 |. 86} W. H. Martin "| 5, 50 | County Westmoreland, parish Irene ...)J O 2 243) 26 ,, + 


AUTHORITIES GRANTED UNDER SECTION 28, MINING ACT, 1874, CONVERTED INTO LEASES, IN 
TERMS OF SECTION 24, MINING AOT, 1906. ; 


Application | Date of | 4 uthorit | : ‘cn Portion ; Date 
mpcmich camera er ae san a0 rac. | 
Sel 910. 8. aren p; 1910. 
81 31 May...) 1717 | The Bellambi Coal Company, Mp 24 |} County Camden, parish Wonona| 2 0 387 | 27 Aug. 
(Limited). | 
83 1 June.) 1805 | J.S. Kirton ... 208 .o| 4, 25 | County Cumberland, parish} 2 2 29 | 27 ,, 
Southend. 
78 8 Mar..| 1756 | The Oakey Park Coal-mining ,, 7 | County Cook, parish Marangaroo408 1 6/ 26 ,, 
and Ooke Company (Ltd.).! | 


IT is intended to void the undermentioned Gold-mining Leases of Crown Landa, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, 
and that notice of guch voidance will be published in the Government Gazette of 21st September, 1910; and the land referred to 
in such leaces will, after publication of the Government Gazette of that date (viz., at 2°30 o’clock p.m.), be open to be taken 
possession of, in terms of the Mining Act and Regulations. ; 


[1910-7,755 L.B. ; 7,756 L.B.] 


oe 


Departmental No. ie Name, Portion No. ~ Locality. | Area, | Date of Lieabac ' 

| | : 

; | a. ¥ , 
Drake ... 42 | 72 | G. C. Pearce ca auld Ccunty Buller, parish Clarence ...| 20 0 O| 21 June, 1910 
Pambula LOS gel | J. Haigh .., nat Peas. County Auckland, parish Yowaka..., 2 2 8/380 , Fy 

} 


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7 Sepr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WaLES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 4983 


NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &c.—continued. 


RENTS are due and owing upon the undermentioned Leases, and if the same be nob paid within thirty days 
from the date hereof such leases may be cancelled. 


ae en — 


ee ee 


7 
1 . 
Portion 


No. | Name. | No. Locality. Area. | Application No, 
CoaL AND SHALE Leases Mryine@ Act, 19.6. eg abet Tis ah * 
13 | The Metrovolitan Coal Company of| m1 19 { County Cumberland, parish Heathcote |689 3 0 Wollongong 
Sydney (Limited). Wiel 
14 Do do sold sgepre do do {610 0 0 ” 18-62 
16°) J; BeNorth .. at Aa mp 819 | County Cook, parishes Cox and Falnash| 25 2 0 | 7 to convert 1625 
16 A. Sheddea, jun., and another 64 & 65 County Northumberland, parish Stan- 187 3 O| East Maitland 4 
ford. 10-1 
21 | J. BE. Hermann aah sas ..| Mt 1 | County Roxburgh, parish Rylstone 488 3 20 | Rylstone 2-2 
30 | Ashford Coal Company (Limited)... ,, 4 | County Arawatta, parish McDonald 240 O 0 | Inverell 1-1 
119 Abermaio Colliery Company (Ltd )| ,, 34 | County Northumberland, parish |Stan-| 2 0 0 Teast Maitland 
ford. 40-63 
135 -| H.S. Forsyth and another... » 24 | County Northumberland, parishes Awaba|139 2 21 Newcastle 3-2 
aud Viulbricg, 
136 Do do bs » 22 | County Northumberland, parish Awaba 119 0 9 : 4-3 
137 E A.M. Merewether and another...) ,, 54 |} County Northumberland, parish New- View tie Xo} Pa 38-42 
castle. 
188 | B. Smith... i = «| oy 1 | County Camden, parish Wallsya 576 0 O| Nowra 20-27 
129 | B. Mol'neaux oe . Eitleshait 2 do do 140 0 0 ” 21-28 
140 | J. Angus... ca cy Phe t8 do do 520 0 0 » 22-29 
R41 Pedaskidibrooké 4 9.6, a) rf elo 4 do do 303: 0 0 » 23-30 
142 | T. L. Webb .., ot wee seh lee_ sein © do do ...(396 2:)0 5 24-31 
143 | The Oakey Park Coal-mining and} ,, 8 | County Cook, parishes Lett and Maran-| 0 1 39,3,| Lithgow 19-25 
Coke Company (Limited). garoo. 
148 J. Jeffries... a a » 51 | County Northumberland, parish New-|. 0 O 13] Newcastle 34-37 
castle. 
149 | The Great Western Coal-mining] ,, 3 | County Roxburgh, parish Cullen Bullen|200 0 0 Capertee 21-27 
Company (Limited). 
151 | H.F.Thompson ... ate .. | aps 6 &| Counties Roxburgh and Cook, parishes|522 1 3 | Lithgow 20-27 
13. | Cullen Bullen and Cox. 
152 Do oe Eis ,.| Mt 4 | County Roxburgh, parish Cullen Bullen} 5 0 0 2 21-28.. 
1538 | J.B. North.. Fs me 4 | Counties Roxburgh and Cook, parishes|334 3 25 P 22-29 © 
Cullen Bullen and Cox. 
Drep@ina Leases, Minine Act, 1906. 5 
1 | E. D. Morrison et ..| @£175 | Counties Wellington and Bathurst,| 87 2 8 Hill End 1-10 
parishes Ulmarrah, Aberfoil, and 
Forbes. 
18 | RN. Skewes mi 420 | County Hardinge, parish Swinton 7 111) Tingha 13-55 
28 | H. Truman ... hia scr au 9 | County Buller, parish Pocupar ..| 17 3 16] Drake 4-32 
81 ASN: Opitz .* ANe ar ' 113 | County Georgiana, parishes Yarramaa, ‘43° 3 0'| Tuena 1 & 3, 
Tuena, and Bombah. 7 &12 
85 G. Foster... nae a {5 48 | County Roxburgh, parish Wiagdon 39 0 29 | Wattle Flat 1-10 
39 | @.Smiers and another... ...| Mz 892 | County Clive, parish Annandale 38 38 5 | Deepwater 1-61 
40 | G. A. Stonebridge .., » 6 | County Buller, parish Corry ... 40 0 0} Wilson’s 10-20 
Downfall. 
41 | J. Bryce 3 an » 26 | County Buller, parish Wylie 4 0 0 2 yy °Yo12-22 
42 | Tara Tin Mines (N.-L.) ... » 207 | County Clive, parish Annandale 78 0 87 | Deepwater 2-76 
45 | G. A. Stonbridge and another » 5 | County Buller, parish Corry 20 O O| Wilson’s © 9-17 
Downfall. : 
47 | D. P. Dickson Re! au 34 | County Parry, parish Nuadle ... ...| 60 1 33 | Nundle 1-2 
62 | P. Carney ...| MP 587 | County Hardinge, parish Swinton 3 8 18 | Tingha 19-92 
Minerat Leases, Minina Acr, 1906. 7 
101 | D. A. Heffernan ... ie mE 52] County Gough, parish Highland Home| 10 0 0 | Deepwater 21-22 
107° | M. J. Duffy ... ue ct ...| » 85 | County Robinson, parish Cobar «| 1°83. 7 | Cobar 6-10 
112. | ©. L. Garland we a | ,, 44 | County Bligh, parish Talbragar ...| 80 O 0] Leadville 3-6 
114 | John Bairstow vee ie vl 9 24 | County Gough, parish Wellington Vale| 20 0 0 Deepwater 39-40 
115 | R. Young ... a Soe ...{ yy 1 | County Murray, parish Morumbateman| 20 0 0 Yass 1-1 
122 | The Great Cobar North (Limited)... ,, 31 | County Robinson, parish Cobar... ..| 1 0 323} Cobar 1-1 
127 | H.Schumacher .. sa ..| 5) 26 | County Gough, parish Tent Hill ...| 20 © O| Emmaville 30-32 
129 | W.H. Martyn and anothe » 40 | County Buller, parish Strathspey 11 8 29 | Wilson’s 1-2 
: ; - Downfall. 
131- i, W.. H..O. Lovely) | +s ee ...| 189 | County Drake, parish West Fairfield ..| 3 0.0 Drake 12-33 
136._.| BR, 8. Pease... ae are ...{ 5) 11 | County Clarke, parish Tiara... ..| 5 0 0 | Hillgroye 11-15 
_ 144° | R. Sands _... PP nig | 49 1 | County Harden, parish Wallendcon 10 0 O | Cootamundra 1-2 
147 | J. Boyd cm is As vc{ 9). 2 | County Wellington, parish Mulyan 10 0.0] Orange 2-19 
154 | Prosper Copper Mining Co. (No-| ,, 11 | County Westmoreland, parish Baring...| 37 2 6 | Rockley 4-12 
» Liability). 
205 | J. E. Cocker... te eRe » 36 | County Clive, parish Bates... ...| 49 0 U | Deepwater 57-58 
206 Do ask wa sii » 33 | County Clive, parishes Rockvale and} 40 0 0 Pr 58-59 
Bates. ' 
207 Do ase ase 70 .| 5) 37 | County Clive, parish Bates... 40 0 0 2 59-60 
812 | A. HE. Brenton st ee «| » 2 | County Harden, parish Eubindal 20 O O| Burrowa “8-9 
815 | H. Gordon ©... 08 Sep ...| MPS 1 &| County Gough, parish Hamilton 11 0 5/| Application 56 to - 
2. convert. _ 
321 | Premier Pigment Proprietary} Mt 7 | County Wellington, parish Wellington) 18 0 0O/| Wellington 3-31 
(Limited). 
822 Do do -ollenne o do do vet] On OVO a 4-32 © 
323 | A. C. Bartlett ws} yy) 13 | County Westmoreland, parish Colong...| 10 0 0O| Yerranderie 4-4 
327. | W. Jennings oe oe vwe| 5) 41 | County Gough, parish Herbert... ..| 6 O 20 | Tingha 49-71 
$23 | W. Baxter and another... | 9 5 | County Kennedy, ‘parish Talingaboolba| 40 0 0} Bobadah 9-11 
829 | OC. McIntyre and another ... w{ 8 | County Murchison, parish Delungra 2 0 0O| Bingara’ 4-10 
331 | The Silver Peak Mines (Limited)...) ,, 25 | County Westmorcland, parish The Peaks) 2 1 84) Picton 2-4 
832 |The Iron Duke Copper Mining} ,, 10 | County Kennedy, parishes Tabratong] 20 0 0O/| Dandaloo 10-10 
Co. (Limited). and Dandaloo, 


7 ee ee ie ne BLS 


4984 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. [7 Seer., 1910. 
NOTICH TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, ko.—continued. 
RENTS arc due and owing upon the undermentioned Leases, &¢e.— continued. oo 

No | N | Portion Loealit s Slknatiaa Nt 

, aie. 20: | ocality. Area, Application No, 
MineRaL Leases, Mrntya Act, 1906—continued. ames) 

_ 333 | H. Doran and another Ee .{ Mb 21 | County Gough, parish Flagstone — ...) 20 0 O | Emmaville 55-60 
334 | F. Jennings .., ot ise .-| 5, 8 | County Wes‘morelard, parish Abercorn| 80 0 0 | Oberon 8-15" 
336 | Selim Doumany ... ees ../ 4, 21 | County Fliadcrs, parish Cameron ..| 40 0 0} Bobadah 11-138 
337 | The Stanthorpe Pro. Tin-dredging| ,, 82 | County Gough, parish Strathbogie North; 20 0 0 | Emmaville 59-64 

‘ Company (No-Liability)- 

“338 | S.Manns_.., ey ait » 1} County Mouramba, parishes Jamieson! 40 O O | Nymagee 1-1 

ii and Hume. 

‘339 | A. HE. Brenton vod Fe ws) 5, 4 | County Harden, parish Eubindal | 5 O O| Burrowa 4-10 
340 | V. Sachs... oft ae ..| MP 4 | County Gough, parish Kingsgate | E 2 24 |. Glen Innes 8-25 

_34t | A.C Bartlett and another... ..| ML 17 | County Westmoreland, parish Colong...| 42 0 0 | Picton | 5-7 

~342 | A. EB, Warrington .., bes | 5, 41 | County Drake, parish Pucka ... «| 40 O O | Copmanhurst 

24-43. 
343 | OC. Bray io PP oc » | yy 19 | County Robiason, parish Kaloogleguy...| 830 0 0 | Cobar 40-114 
344 | T. H. Hines... te as | 4, 24} County Gough, parish Clive | L- 38 20] Tingha , 61:88 

_ 3845 | A.S. Peters ... a ere | 9, 4 | County Georgiaua, parish Yarraman ...| 5 O O | Tuena 4-18 
350 | T, Brosnan ... vi a | 5, 425 | County Hardinge, parish Swinton. ...).6 0 0O| Tingha 50274 
‘356 | Nymagee Copper (Limited) tre 10 County Mouramba, parish Devon ...| 40 O O' Nymagee ~- 2-2 
B59 E. N. Mulligan and another | ML 27 | County Buller, parish Ruby... ...{ LL i 27 | Wilson’s ’ 

Downfall 10-23. 

360 Do seas do do ae waka = Bere 3 11-24 
‘861 Do dal ey 128 do do Re HbA OT22 3 12-25 
362 Do calls Oe do do ate | 23 3 39 13-26 
363 | A. E. Moore .. a7 mee | y 2 | County Mouramba, parish Buppe. ..| 60 0 O | Canbelego 14-37 
381 | The Queen Bee Copper-mining Co| ,, 11 | County Robinson, parish Bee ... uf. 2E  O | Cobar 39-i11 


(No-Liability ). 


THE undermentioned Gold-mining Lease has been cancelled for non-payment of rent due thereon, and the land com- 
prised in the lease hereunder mentioned will, unless held under some other title, upon publication of this Notice (namely, at 
2°30 o’clock p.m. Sydney time, to-day), be available for occupation, in terms of the Mining Act of. 1906. 


{R. 1910-4,806] 


Batuvurst Mrnine Disterer. 


suf, 


. 


No. Name. 


| Portion 
No. 


Locality. | Area. | Application No. 


ee 


‘ Te a oT Pe 
1183 | Great Lucknow Consols (Limited) .| an 17 | County Bathurst, parish Clarendon ...| 9 0 Q| Orange 12}. 


THE undermentioned Mining on Private Lands Act Lease has been cancelled for non-fulfilment of the labeur 
conditions contained therein, and the land comprised in the lease hereunder mentioned will, unless held uader some other 
title, upon publication of this Notice (namely, at 2°30 o'clock p.m., Sydney time, to-day), be available for occupation, im 
terms of the Mining Act of 1906. . : 


[1910-4,307] a 
“No. Name. Portion Locality.) | Areas | Application No. 
~~ eee it. FER. @ io: sdoieh ducing agatlrabl eh > FC SDT UTS = ri 
| : | a. r. p. | 
- 808 | J. H. Glasson set as | PGL 2 | County Bathurst, parish Shadforth ... | 20 0 0; Orange 210. 


= = = ——— e ‘ ~ 


| W. H. Woop: 


Sa a 


First Insertion. 


NOTICE UNDER SECTION 91 OF THE MINING ACT, 1906, AND REGULATION 106. 


Necz is hereby given that an application, as hereunder, has been made in terms of the abovementioned ct for a 
“Dredging Lease to mine for Tin by means of Centrifugal Pump, in and on the area described, and that I, the Warden 
ef: the District, having been: so directed by the Secretary for Mines, will, on the 4th day of October, 1910, at 10 d.2u,. at, the 
Werden’s Court at Tingha, hold an inquiry concerning such application. ' 


Any objection to the application must be lodged with me in the Warden’s Office at Tingha, before the day above 
mentioned. Lee 


SoHEDULE. 


| Date of . 


Applicati: = ; i 
PP No. om. | Names of Applican!s, Description of Area. Area. j Applicatio®. 


| 
a. YY p. 1909. 


122, Tingha| Melbourne Cope’s| Portion M.n. 72, parishes of Cope’s Oreck, Single and Swinton) 63 3 94 | 16 November’ 


Creek Tir county of Hardinge, embracing part of the bed and banks of 
Sluicing Oo Cope’s Creek and land adjacent thereto, including portions 7 and 
(N.L.). 8 1. 96-3, parish of Single, and part of s.u. 98-7, parish of Cope’s| 


Creek, ex'ending from the west boundary of M.u, 71 down the} 
creek to the east boundary of M.L, 43. 


~ 


———$—— ar 


. lL. PERRY, Warden. 
Dated this 30th day of August; 1910, . fio uty ee eee 


[1468}} 


7 Sepr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 4985 


Second Insertion. 
NOTIOE UNDER SECTION 91 OF THE MINING AOT, 1906, AND REGULATION 106. 


ING is hereby given that two applications, as heroander, have been made in terms of the abovementioned Act for Dredging 
Leases to mine for Gold and Tin by means of Centrifugal Pumping Plant in and on the areas described, and that I, the 
Warden of the District, having been so directed by the Secretary for Mines, will, on the 24th day of September, 1910, at 10 a.m, 

~ at the Warden’s Court at Glen Innes, hold inquiries concerning such applications. ) 


Any objection to the applications must be lodged with me, in the Warden’s Office, at Glen Innes, before the day above 
mentioned. 


SOHEDULE. 


Application No. Pets 


Name of Applicant. Beseriztion of Area. Area. 


H 

: a. ¥.-p, 

42 Glen Innes | Herman David Bower| Portion ou 4, parishes of Ward and Coventry, county off 25 0 O/| 28 June, 1910 
Clarke, embracing part of the bed and banks of the 
Oban River and flats adjacent thereto: Commencing 
about 23 chains above the north-west corner of portior} 
31, parish of Ward, and extending thence down the 

river for a distance of about 90 chains. 

44 Glen Inres| Alfred Allen Thomas! Portion qu 17, parishes of Worra and Hall, counties of| 47 1 36 18 July, ,, 
Gresham and Clarke, embracing part of the bed and 
banks of Mitchell or Sara River and land adjacent 
thereto: Commencing at the up-stream end of portion 
GL 9, and extending thence up the river for a distance 
of about 130 chains. 


W. I. PERRY, Warden. 
Dated this 25th day of August, 1910. [1412] 


Second Insertion. 


NOTICE UNDER SECTION 91 OF THE MINING AOT, 1906, AND REGULATION 106. 


Nee is hereby given that an application, as hereunder, has been made in terms of the abovementioned Act for a Dredging 
Lease to mine for Gold, by means of Dredging in and on the area described, and that I, the Warden of the District, 

having been so directed by the Secretary for Mines, will, on the 29th day of September, 1910, at 10 a.m., at the Warden’s Court 
' at Tenterfield, hold an inquiry concerning such application. 


Any objection to the application must be lodged with me, in the Warden’s Office at Tenterfield, before the day above 


mentioned. 
ScHEDULE. 
2 ‘ | 
Application Name of Applioaat. Descripion of Area. Area. Lantection, 


a& f. p. 
8 Tenterfield ...| Stephen Wright, Benjamin| Pertion @u 81, parish of Boonoo Boonoo, county of| 50 0 O | 4Mar., 1910 
a Claverie, Frederick Bede| Buller, embracing part of the bed and banks of 
Maher, James Edward} Dismal Swamp and land adjacent thereto: Com- 
Glasgow, Thomas Crisp,| mencing about 4 mile below the south-east corner 
Knox Moore, and James} of the town of Boonoo Boonoo, and extending 
McCook. thence up the swamp for a distance of about 126 

chains. 


W. I. PERRY, Warden. 
Dated this 22nd day of August, 1910. [1293] 


[1548] ; Department of Mines, 
é Sydney, 7th September, 1910, 
- REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 21,548 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN THE MULGUNNIA 
j GOLD-FIELD) PARISH OF KEMPFIELD, COUNTY OF GEORGIANA. : 
I fis Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 
Act, 1906, part of Reserve No. 21,548 from conditional sale (within the Mulgunnia Gold-field) hereunder described, shall be revoked, and 


it is hereby revoked accordingly. 


[1910-6,718-201 Misc. } J. A. HOGUE. 
SCHEDULE. 
Th R Date of . ; ace b Papers 
rei Division. ie Purpose, Notification. | County. | Parish, | Shire. | Area. Part revoked. No, 


‘ Acres. 
Carcoa#...|-Hastern.,| 21,545 | From conditional sale| 29 Sept., 1894) Georgiana | Kempfield | Abercrombie 12 That part within portion| Ms, 1910- 
A oy (within Mulgunnia | 28,—as shown on plan G,| 6,505. 


Gold-field), 4,601-1,506. 


4986 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 138. _ [7 Supr., 1910. 


[1478] Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 37,318 FROM OONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN THE UPPER HUNTER 
GOLD-FIELD SOUTHERLY EXTENSION), AND PART OF RESERVE No. 37, 319 FROM ANNUAL LEASE Oe 
MINING PURPOSES. 


1S Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, rand) ‘with the 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 

Act, 1906, part of Reserve No. 37,318 from conditional sale (within the Upper Hunter Gold-field Southerly Extension), and part 
of Reserve No. 37,319 from annual lease for mining purposes, hereunder described, shall be revoked, and they are hereby revoked 


accordingly. 
[1910-6,118-2)1 Misce.] W. H. WOOD. 
ScuHEDULE. 
Land | pivisicn. | Resetve Purpese Date ct Count Parish Shire Area,- _. Part.revoked. Papers No. 
Distriot. No. ee Notification. uP : : , : 
Z Eee is 
Scone ...| Eastern..| 37,318 | From conditional] 27 Feb., 1904] Durham _ ...| Oldcastle...) Woolooma ..,| 320 0 Q | That part within reserve 45,327 Mise. 191}= 
sale (within Upper (about). from sale (45,328 from lease| 5,532 
Hunter Gold-field generally) for camping; (Mines). 
Southerly Exten- : reserve 45,342 from sale 
sion). generally, notified this day ; 
and area set apart this day 
for additional holdings at £} 
5s. per acre. 
Do ...| do ...| 37,319 | From annual lease} 27 ,, 5 do (re do = do ..|320 © 0 | That part within reserve 45,52) do 
for mining pur- (about). from sale (45,323 from lease 
poses. |_ generally) for camping ; 
reserve 45,342 from sale gen- 
erally, notified this day ; and 
area set apart this day for 
additional holdings, at £1 5s. 
per acre, 
[1549] Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF RESERVE No. 24,962 FROM SALE, LICENSE, AND LEASE GENHRALLY FOR MINING PURPOSES, 
PARISH OF MINGELO, COUNTY OF NARROMINE. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice gf the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 

concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 
Act, 1906, Reserve No, 24,962 from sale, lic2nee, and lease generally for mining purposes, hereunder described, shall be revoked, and it, is 
hereby revoked accordingly. 


[1910-6,644-201 Misc.] J. A. HOGUE. 
ScuHEDULE. 
a wart Division. Beerse Purpose. Sey ey County. | Parish. | Municipality. | Area. | Part revoked. | Papers No, 
| | | 
| Acres, 

Parkes ...| Central..| 24,962 | From sale, license, and! 14 Oct., 1896] Narromine...| Mingelo ..., Peak Hill ... = 55 The whole... ...| Mis. 1910- 
lease generally for| (about’. 5,507, 
mining purposes. | 

Nore.—Set apart this day for additional-holdings, 
[1550] Department of Mines, 


cbraney, 7th September, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 24,428 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN THE TURON GOLD- FIELD), 
PARISH OF DULABREE, COUNTY OF ROXBURGH. 


H*® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Gonucil). on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 

concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 
Act, 1906, part of Reserve No. 24,428 from conditional sale (within the Turon Gold-field), hereunder described, shall be revoked, and it is 
hereby revoked accordingly. t 


J. Av HOGUE. 


(1910-6,717-201 Mise.] 
SCHEDULE. 
Land Division. | Reserve Purpose Date of Count Parish Shi A Part ed Papers No. 
District. No nes Notification, | “OUD: : pn poe, meh ta” . a 


2 


seat 


oa 


a. hep. } 

Bathurst.,.| Hastern..| 24,428 | From conditional sale| 25 July, 1896|Roxburgh| Dulabree...| Blaxland | 12-0 0 | That part within portion] 1910-5,178 — 
ein Turon Gold- 27. (Plan R. 2,750-1,496.)| Mines. 
el { 


7 Serr., 1910.) 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138, 


4987 


Lands Department Potices, 


[1504 ] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, in 
accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the appointment of the undermentioned 
Body as Trustees ot Reserve No. 45,476 at Lawrence, 
county of Clarence, parish of Lawrence, area about 
34 acres, notified 18th July, 1910, for Water Supply, 
namely :— 


The Council of the Shire of Harwood. 


[Ms. 1910-9,625] S. W. MOORE. 


[1505] Department of Lands, 

; Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 

T is hereby notified, for public information, that, in 

accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the appointment of the undermentioned 
gentlemen as Trustees respectively of the portions of 
land hereinafter particularised, namely :— 


Reserye No. 45,396 at Coff’s Harbour, ecounty of Fitz- 
roy, parish of Coff, area about 19 acres and 19 perches, 
notified 22nd June, 1910, for Show Ground :— 


Messrs. Albert Edward Davey Long. 
Ernest August Schneider. 
Alfred Lloyd Walsh. 
Cyril Alfred Gilles. 
Malcolm Williams. 
Nicholas Edward Osberg. 
Edward Carr Roberts. 


[Ms. 1910-13,303] 


Reserve No. 42,192 at Ariah Park, county of Bourke, 
parish of Mandamah, area 11 acres 3 roods 30 perches, 
notified 13th November, 1907, for Public Recrea- 
tion : — 

James Hoskinson, Hsquire 
(in lieu of Mr. S. Harrison, resigned). 
[Ms. 1910-13,181] 


Reserve No. 41,258 at Wyong, county of Northumber- 
land, parish of Munmorah, area 3 acres 1 rood 7 
perches, notified 9th January, 1907, for Public Re- 
creation :— 

Henry John Street, Esquire 
(in lieu of Mr. J. Filshie, resigned). 
[Ms. 1910-12,241] 


The portion of reserve No. 45,503 for General Ceme- 
tery at Ravine, county of Buccleuch, parish of Pin- 
beyan, notified 20th July, 1910, set apart for Unsec- 
tarian Burial Ground :— 


Messrs, William Bethune. 
Julius Conrad Forrstrom. 
George Williams. 
John James Beattie. 
John Hugh Macdonald. 
William Pattinson. 
John Smallbridge McGregor. 


S. W. MOORE. 


FMs. 1910-13,014] 


[1503] Department. of Lands, 


Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, in 
accordance with the provisions of the 106th section 
of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, His Excellency the 
Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, 
has approved of The Reverend J. Watson, who has 
left the State, being removed from his position as a 
Trustee of the portion of the General Cemetery at 
Narrabri, dedicated 12th March, 1869, set apart for 
Methodist Burial Ground, and he is hereby accord- 
ingly removed. 
[Ms. 1910-13,078] S. W. MOORE, 


No. 138, 7 September, 1910,—5, 


- [1496] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 

T is hereby notified, for public information, that, in 
1 accordance with the provisions of the 106th section 
of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, His Excellency the 
Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, 
has been pleased to approve of the appointment of the 
undermentioned gentlemen as Trustees respectively 
of the portions of land hereinafter particularised, 
namely :— 


The portion of the General Cemetery at Narrabri, 

dedicated 12th March, 1869, set apart for Methodist 

Burial Ground :— 

The Resident Methodist Minister for the time being 
in the Narrabri Circuit 

(in lieu of The Reverend J. Watson, removed), 

[ Ms. 1910-13,078] 


The portion of. the General Cemetery at Sandgate, 
dedicated 10th June, 1887, set apart for Church of 
England Burial Ground :— 


The Very Reverend Cyril Henry Golding-Bird, 
M.A., D.D., 

The Venerable Popham Street Luscombe, M.A., 

William Edmund Wright, Esquire 
(in lieu of The Right Reverend J. F. Stretch, D.D., 
Lord Bishop of Newcastle, and Mr. R. B. Emanuel, 
resigned, and The Reverend W. Swindlehurst, de- 
ceased). 


[Ms. 1910-13,177] 


The portion of the extension of the General Cemetery 
at Sandgate, dedicated 9th September, 1908, set apart 
for Church of Kngland Burial Ground :— 


The Very Reverend Cyril Henry Golding-Bird, 
M.A., D.D., 
The Venerable Popham Street Luscombe, M.A., 
Willham Edmund Wright, Esquire 
(in lieu of The Right Reverend J. F. Stretch, D.D., 
Lord Bishop of Newcastle, and Mr. R. B. Emanuel, 
resigned, and The Reverend W. Swindlehurst, de- 


ceased). 
[Ms. 1910-13,177 S. W. MOORE. 


[1563] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


ADDITIONAL CONDITION ATTACHED TO AN 
ANNUAL LEASH. 


Lanp Disrricr or TAMWORTH. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that it 
has been agreed and approved that George Nixon’s 
Annual Lease No. 15,563, Tamworth, situated in 
parish of Tarpoly, county of Darling, and Shire of 
Mandowa, shall be subject to the following condition, 
Vaz 
The lessee shall, without delay and to the satisfaction 
of the Minister for Lands, take all reasonable 
steps to destroy, and shall throughout the cur- 
reney of the lease keep the land clear of, all 
prickly-pear and noxious plants and weeds—the 
prickly-pear to be destroyed by entirely consuming 
it by fire or burying it at least three (8) feet 
underground, with the roots, seeds, and every 
other part thereof. Failure to gomply with this 
condition shall render the lease liable to for- 


feiture. 
[Ms. Ls. 1910-10,803] S. W. MOORE. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 
H Is Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has been pleased to ap- 
prove of the following amended Regulation No. 32 in 
substitution for that at present in force bearing the 
same number under the Closer Settlement Acts. 


[Clo. Sett. 1910-3,847 ] S. W. MOORE. 


Transfers. 


32. Where it is proposed to transfer a settlement 
purchase, application should be made on Form 29 for 
the Minister’s consent to such transfer. <A fee of 
10s. 6d. should be forwarded with the application, un- 
less it be for transfer by way of release of mortgage 
only, in which case no fee will be required. 


4988 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 138. [7 Supr., 1910. 
[1500] : Department of Lands, for more than for one portion to any person if they 


Sydney, 7th September, 1920. 


; is Sdvice’ of 
IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice ot 


the Executive Council, having approved of the 
following Regulations for the portion of the General 
Cemetery at Tweed Heads, dedicated 21st September, 
1901, set apart for Church of England Burial Ground, 
such Regulations are hereby published for public in- 
formation. 


[Ms. 1910-14,366] S. W. MOORE. 


Wn, the Trustees of the Church of England portion 
of the General Cemetery at Tweed Heads, under our 
powers, in virtue of our being charged with the care 
and management of the said burial ground, do hereby 
make the following Regulations for the management 
thereof :— 

1. This burial ground shall be for the purpose of 
burying the dead of the Church of England. 


2. The trustees may appoint agents to manage the 


said burial ground, subject to the control of the said _ 


trustees. 


3. The trustees by their agents shall keep proper 
accounts of all moneys received and all moneys dis- 
pursed in connection with the burial ground, and, if 
so required, shall furnish the vouchers for all moneys 
expended, and a copy of their accounts for any year 
to the Minister for Lands. 


4, All moneys received in connection with the burial 
ground shall be paid into some Bank to the credit 
of an account in the name of the ‘‘Trustees of the 
Tweed Heads Church of England Burial Ground,” 
and cheques drawn upon the account shall be signed 
by at least two of the persons appointed to operate 
upon the same. 


5. All moneys received in connection with the burial 
ground shall be applied by the trustees,—Firstly, in 
payment of salaries, wages, and current expenses ; 
secondly, in constructing and keeping in repair 
fences, drains, buildings, and other permanent works ; 
thirdly, in beautifying and adorning the burial 
ground. 


6. The trustees may appoint a secretary, and by 
their agents appoint a sexton, and such ¢cther officers 
and servants as may be necessary, and may x the 
the respective amounts of salary or wages to be paid 
to them. 

7. The trustees may appoint an officer-in-charge, 
who shall receive moneys, and regulate, manage, and 
decide all matters of detail arising in connection with 
the burial ground. The officer-in-charge may be one 
of the trustees, of the secretary, or such officer or 
person as the trustees may appoint. 


8. The trustees shall, as soon as possible after their 
appointment, and afterwards as occasion may from 
time to time require, cause proper provision to be 
made for fencing, laying out, and draining so much 
of the burial ground as may then be required for use. 


9. The trustees may erect gateways, houses, offices, 
and other necessary buildings; make roads, avenues, 
and walks; plant trees and shrubs; and do and per- 
form any other matter or thing which may be re- 
quired for the proper and efficient management and 
adornment of the burial ground. 


10. The trustees shall divide the burial ground into 
sections, and shall allot portions within those sec- 
tions ; and shall cause a plan to be made showing the 
sections and portions of the burial ground, and shall 
sign and certafy the plan when made. The plan or 
copy thereof shall be kept for reference in the office 
of the officer-in-charge. 


_ ll. The trustees shall cause a Register to be kept 
in which shall be entered the name and addition of 
every person whose body is interred in the burial 
ground, and the section, portion, and number of the 
grave in which the interment has been made, and 
the date of the interment; the entries shall be made 
immediately after each interment 


12. The fees and charges specified in the Schedule 
hereto annexed shall be payable in advance to the 
trustces, but the trustees may in any case of poverty, 
if they see fit, remit wholly or in part the fees and 
charges payable upon an interment. 


13. The trustees shall, upon payment of the appro- 
priate charge, issue certificates on -the prescribed 
form, securing the exclusive right of burial in one 


or more specified. portions of the burial ground; but. 


the trustees may and shall refuse to sell a certificate 


are satisfied that an attempt is being made to create 
a monopoly, or to deal in dacs certificates in the way 
of business, and that the person applying to purchase 
is privy to such attempt. 

14. A certificate may be transferred by an endorse- 
ment in writing upon the certificate, or may be dis- 
posed of by will: Provided always that no such trans- 
fer or disposition as aforesaid shall bind the trustees 
unless notice thereof is given to the trustees within a 
reasonable time thereafter, and the certificate and 
any necessary evidence of the claimant’s title pro- 
duced for the inspection of the trustees. 

15. Within three months from the issue of any such 
certificate as aforesaid, the holder of the certificate 
shall enclose the specified portion with a stone or other 
kerbing or railing approved by the trustees, and cut 
thereon the number of the allotment as numbered on 
the trustees’ plan of the burial ground. 


16. No interment shall take place in any portion 
in respect of which a certificate of exclusive right of 
burial has been issued, unless the consent in writing 
ef the then helder of the certificate and the certifi- 
cate itself are produced to the officer-in-charge. 

17. Every monument, tomb, tablet, grave-stone, 
vault, kerbing, railing, or other erection to be placed 
in the burial ground shall be of a material, design, and 
workmanship approved by the secretary, and plans or 
particulars thereof shall be submitted to the secretary 
before the work is proceeded with. 


18. A copy of any proposed inscription shall be sub- 
mitted to the secretary for his approval, and shall 
be npEoNSy by him before the work is proceeded 
with. 


19. The trustees may order the removal or altera- 
tion of any monument, tomb, tablet, grave-stone, 
vault, railing, or other erection, or the erasure of 
any inscription which has been erected or placed 
in the burial ground in contravention of the fore- 
going regulations. 

20. No trees or plants shall be planted in the burial 
ground unless the same be of a species approved by 
the trustees. 


21. Masons and other workmen shall clear. away 


all refuse and rubbish caused by them, and shall re- - 


pair and-make good all damage wrought by them 
or their servants to the satisfaction of the officer-in- 
charge. Before commencing any work in the burial 
ground, every mason and workman shall deposit with 
the officer-in-charge the sum of ten shillings, which 
see be forfeited if this regulation is not complied 
with. 


22, The trustees or their officer-in-charge of the 
cemetery shall not-issue an order for interment 
therein until shown the certificate required by section 
30 of the Act No. 17 of 1899, to be issued by the 
District Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, 
or by the Coroner or the Magistrate who held the 
inquest or inquiry on the body. or by a Medical Off- 
cer in compliance with the Children’s Protection Act, 
No. 47, 1902, as the case may be. 


_23. Before an order for interment is isstied, par- 
ticulars of the length and breadth of the coffin shall 
be delivered to the officer-in-charge, and all fees and 
charges paid to him. 


24. The undertaker or other person taking out the 
order for interment shall forward the same to the 
sexton at least eight hours before the time fixed for 
the interment. 


25. In the case of emergency, corpses may be re- 
ceived and interred without an order for interment, 
if a proper certificate of death and the receipt of the 
proper officer for all fees and charges are produced 
to the sexton. 


26. No person other than the person who has paid 
the fees and charges in respect of any grave or por- 
tion shall be permitted to interfere in any way with 
that grave or portion without the written authority 
of the officer-in-charge. 


27. Any recognised Minister of the Church of Eng- 
land shall at all times have free access and admission 
to the burial ground, and shall freely exercise his 
spiritual functions therein, in connection with the 
burial of the dead, without any hindrance or dis- 
turbance: Provided, however, that no such Minister 
shall be entitled to receive any fee in respect of any 
services he may so perform, unless with the sanction 
of the trustees. 


_ 28. Every order and authority issued by the officer- 
in-charge shall be delivered to the sexton at the 


burial ground before any work is hegun er material 
delivered, 


3 
t 


7 Supr., 1910.] 


_NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 1338, 498) 


29. All work in connection with any monument or 
grave snall be carried on under the direction and 
supervision of the officer-in-charge, or, in his absence, 
of the sexton, and shall be carried to completion 
without unnecessary delay. 

30. Not more than two adults shall be interred in 
any one grave, and in no grave shall the upper sur- 
face of the coffin be at a less depth than 4 feet from 
the natural surface cf the soil. 


31. No monument shail be placed upon or kerbing 


‘enclose a grave for which a certificate has not been 


issued in accordance with Regulation 18. 

82. The area cf portion for a grave shall be 4 x 8 
feet. 

33. No person shall be entitled to have a portion re- 
opened for the purpose of a second interment therein 
unless a certificate of exclusive right of burial has 
been issued in respect of that portion within two 
months after the first interment. 

34. The trustees, when in their epinion any tomb, 
monument, or other erection is, or is likely to be- 
come, dangerous, shall, where practicable, give notice 
in writing to the owner or person responsible to re- 
pair. If within a reasonable time such repair is not 
effected, the trustees may take down and remove 
such tomb, monument, or other erection, and sell or 
otherwise dispose of the materials of which the same 


-was composed. The trustees shall not be required 


to account for the proceeds of such sale or for such 
disposal of the materials. 


35. No heavy materials shall be drawn over the 
roads or paths of the burial ground whilst they are 
wet, without the sanction of the officer-in-charge. 


386, No person shall inter any corpse in the burial 
ground except in accordance with these regulations, 
and any person interring a corpse in Violation of 
these regulations, or procuring the same to be so 


, Interred, shail be liable to a penalty not exceeding | 


twenty pounds. 


37. No person shall ride or drive any animal or 
vehicle over the roads or paths of the burial ground, 
without the sanction of the officcr-in-charge. 

38. No person shall— 

(a) Sell or buy within the burial ground any article 
or thing. : 

(b) Distribute any handbill, card, circular, or other 
advertisement within the burial ground. 

(c) Put any animal or animals in the burial ground 
for the purpose of grazing therein, except with 
the cousent in writing of the trustees. 


“(@) Take part in any meeting other than of a reli- 
p ye 


gious or commemorative character within the 
burial ground. 


‘(e) Disturb any funeral service at any grave, whether 


by working in the neighbourhood of it or other- 


c W 
“f) Discharge any firearms except at a military 


funeral. 

(g) Wantonly damage or disturb any tombstone, 
monument, kerbing, railing, flowers, or other 
tokens placed wpon any grave. 

(hk) Commit any riot, breach of the peace, or nuis- 
ance, or ectherwise offend against decency or 
decorum within the burial ground. 


Any persen committing any act which is 


: a 
-breach of the last-preceding regulation shall be liable 


to a penalty not exceeding twenty pounds. 

40. Any person committing or omitting any act in 
violation of these regulations, for which no other 
penalty is thereby expressly provided, shall be lable 


-to a penalty not exceeding ten pounds. 


41. It shall be the duty of the officer-in-charge io 
prosecute offenders against these regulations, and no 
prosecution under these regulations shall prejudice 
any other proceedings, whether civil or criminal, 
which may be taken against the offender. 


42. The trustees, or their officer-in-charge, shall, 
in the months of April, July, October, and January 
in each year, transmit to the local District Registrar 
a return giving a list of all burials during the pre 
vious quarter, with the name and late address of the 
deceased, date of burial, and name of undertaker in 


each case. 


SCHEDULE OF I'RES AND CHARGES. 


eB, Cl. 

Interment fee ... bey 3: ce ct Ockb 10 
Interment fee for Government gaol, hospi- 

; tal, or asylum ie Sie a vos amOneket O 
-*Reception of cerpse from any other ceme- 

tery, and interment at i vez “peo: <0 


£ s..d. 
*Removal of corpse from one part of the 
burial ground to another... fe pene edy Olas 0) 
*Removal of corpse to any other cemetery 1 0 0 
Interment, still-born child... Meg ey es, 2G 
Reopening grave under exclusive right 010 0 
Reopening and closing a vault .... pete ALO: FO 
Land for grave, 4 x 8 feet, under exclusive 
right ha ame zt wat ine de OD 
Land for vault, 6 x 12 feet, under exclusive 
right ate “= fit BS oe BO» 0 
Land for vault, 12 x 12 feet, under exclusive 
right aes SoG be re bie cae SUOHSOE 0 
Land for vault, 12 x 24 feet, under exclusive 
right . oe a é 1g OF ¢ 
Soiling and planting grave 0 3,0 
Turfing grave Bi oe a 010 0 
Solling and planting vault, small ... O< tay) 
Soilmg and planting vault, large .. 0-10" .0 
Soiling and planting vault, double ... pe tae 9) 
Keeping in order single grave, per annum 010 0 
Keeping in order each additional grave, per 
annum ne ae? ae sate of «aah Aen Gh 
Keeping in order small vault, per annum... 0410 0 
Keeping in order large vault, per annum... 1 0 0 
Keeping in order double vault, per annum 1410 O 
Certified copy of entry in Register ... = Qiye 6 


— 


Form or CERTIFICATE. 


On the application of and upon payment 
of the sum of , which is hereby acknowledged 
to have been received, the trustees of 

have agreed to grant, and do hereby grant unto the 


said permission to dig or make a grave 
or vault on that piece of ground feet long 
by feet broad, lying within the portion of the 


said cemetery, and described in the annexed Schedule, 
with permission to erect or place on the said piece of 
ground a monument, tombstone, footstone, or rail- 
ings. And it is hereby declared that the said 

shall be entitled to have, maintain, and keep up such 
vault, grave, monument, tombstone, footstone, or rail- 
ings according to the terms: of this permission, to and 
for the sole and separate use of the said 

and his heirs and near relations for ever. Provided 
always, and it is héreby declared, that this grant is 
made subject to the terms and conditions following, 
viz.:— 

1. That the said piece of ground shall be kept and 
used by the said his heirs, and near 
relations, solely as a burying place, and that no other 
use shall be made thereof. 


2. That no fcotstone, railing, monument, or tomb- 
stone shall be erected or placed on the said piece of 
ground which the secretary shall deem to be improper 
and unnecessary to be erected on the same. 


3. That the said grave or vault, and the said monu- 
ment, tombstone, or railing shall be maintained and 
kept by the said and his heirs and near 
relations in proper repair, to the satisfaction of the 
said trustees. 


4. That the said his heirs and near rela- 
tions shall, in the use of the said piece of ground and 
access thereto, be subject, in every respect, to such 
rules and regulations as may from time to time be 
gazetted, and shall not be entitled to bury therein 
except on payment of such charges as shall from time 
to time be gazetted. 


TRANSFER (TO BE INDORSED). 
I, the within named , do hereby transfer 


to , of , all my right, title, and 
interest in and under the within certificate. 
Dated this day of , 19 
Witness,— 


H. E. GRAFTON AND ARMIDALE. 
(u.8.) CHARLES R. BLAXLAND. 
FRANCIS J. WHITE. 


‘he Common Seal of the Corporate Trustees of 
the Diocese of Grafton and Armidale was 
hereto affixed by the Bishop of Grafton and 
Armidale, Charles Ralph Blaxland, and 
Francis John White, three of the said Cor- 
porate Trustees, who are personally known 
to me, in my presence,— 


C. R, Toruam, Secretary. 


, *Permission for the exhumation of any corpse must be obtained from the 


Department of Public Health, 


4990 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. [7 Sepr., 1910. 
[1501] Deartment of Lands, timber growing thereon, or shall injure any fence, 


Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 
REGULATIONS FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF 
GRAHAMSTOWN RECREATION GROUND. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, having approved of the 


following Regulations for the management of the land 


at Grahamstown, area 29 acres 3 roods 25 perches, 
dedicated 26th March, 1886, for Public Recreation, 
such Regulations are hereby published for public in- 


formation. 
[Ms. 1910-14,368] S. W. MOORE. 


We, the trustees of the land at Grahamstown, area 
29 acres 3 roods 25 perches, dedicated 26th March, 
1886, for Public Recreation, under our powers, in 
virtue of our being charged with the care and manage- 
ment of the said land, do hereby make the following 
regulations for the management thereof. 

1. The trustees shall expend, in the improvement of 
the public recreation ground, all such sums as may be 
derived as revenue therefrom, including sale of grass- 
rights, fees, collected donations, public subscriptions, 
or Government grants in aid thereof, and such sums 
in addition as shall be voted by the Council from the 
municipal revenue. 

2. The improvements to be made by the trustees 
shall consist of fencing, planting and protecting trees 
and shrubs, laying out footpaths and gardens, erec- 
tion of parkkeeper’s lodge, and other necessary build- 
ing, clearing and stumping, formation and protection 
of cricket grounds, and any other purpose of im- 
provement and public recreation. 

3. The recreation ground shall be open at all times 
to the public, but may, if the trustees by resolution 
so direct, be closed for a period not exceeding three 
days at any one time, nor exceeding nine days in any 
one year; and the trustees may at any such time make 
a charge for admission to the ground and exclude the 
public therefrom, except on payment of such charge; 
such charge to be fixed by the trustees, and the pro- 
ceeds to be devoted to the maintenance or improve- 
ment of the ground, or as the trustees shall direct. 
The trustees may allow the committee of any racing 
club, carrying on sports on any of the aforesaid days, 
to collect said charge and devote it to help to carry out 
such sports. Any person entering the ground when 
the public shall have been excluded as aforesaid, and 
refusing or neglecting to pay such charge as may have 
been fixed as aforesaid, shall be liable to a penalty 
of not more than five pounds. No vehicle or horse 
traffic shall be allowed in the ground, except on the 
days that it is closed from the free admission of the 
public: Provided this does not apply to the track 
set apart for racing or for a carriage drive, or bicycle 
run hereafter specified, upon which any person may 
ride or drive at any time if said person has the 
written permission of the trustees: Provided also that 
it does not apply to any person having the grass-rights, 
who may depasture any kind of stock (cattle or 
horses), unless specially stated otherwise when letting 
such grass-rights. The trustees shall have the right to 
enter any time, by their servants, with horses and 
drays, for the purpose of carrying out any improve- 
ment, or for the removal of earth, or obtaining water. 


4, The entrances to and exits from the said ground 
shall be by and at such gates therein respectively as 
the trustees may from time to time fix by resolution 
and no person shall enter or leave the said ground 
except by such gates respectively, and any person 
offending against this regulation shall forfeit and pay 
a penalty not exceeding three pounds. 

5. The trustees may appoint a ranger, bailiff, or 
overseer over the said ground with powers and 
authorities necessary to enable him to perform his 
duties as the said trustees may from time to time 
deem fit. 

6. No person shall trample or walk or go upon any 
bed or place set apart for the propagation of plants 
or trees, or the rasing of seeds, nor wilfully destroy, 
injure, pull up, remove, cut, pull, or pluck leaves, 
flowers, seeds or pods off, nor in any way damage or 
interfere with any plant, tree, or shrub growing in 
the said ground, or any part thereof, under a penalty 
not exceeding ten pounds. 

_¢. No person shall, under a like penalty as is pro- 
vided by the preceding regulation, deface, obliterate, 
throw, or cut down, or remove, or alter the position 
of any notice, placard, sign, or finger-post in the said 
ground or any part thereof. 

8. Any person who shall remove any firewood or 
timber from the said ground, or who shall destroy 
or damage any of the trees or shrubs growing thereon, 
or who shall set fire to any grass, tree, or shrub, or 


gate, seat, or turnstile therein, shall forfeit and pay 
a penalty not exceeding ten pounds. ; 

Y. Any person who shall injure or destroy any dam, 
well, fountain, or reservoir in the said ground, or 
who shall wash any clothes, or any person, or any 
animal, or in any way pollute the water in any such 
dam, well, fountain, or reservoir, or who shall bathe 
in any of the said waters (except such as may be set 
apart for bathing purposes, and during the hours ap- 
pointed for such purposes), shall forfeit and pay a 
penalty not exceeding ten pounds. 

10, Any person committing any indecent behaviour, 
or causing tumult, or in any way interfering with the 
comfort and privileges of the citizens, shall be guilty 
of an offence, and upon conviction shall pay a fine 
not exceeding five pounds. 

11. No tents, booths, or stalls, shall be erected on 
the said ground without the consent of the trustees 
first had and obtained, under a penalty not exceeding 
ten pounds. 

12. No horseracing or horsetraining shall be allowed 
on the said ground, except on the track set apart for 
racing or carriage-drive hereafter specified, under a 
penalty not exceeding five pounds. 

13. Any person who shall deposit any rubbish on the 
said ground, or who shall remove any rock, stone, 
earth, or other material therefrom, without the leave 
of the trustees first had and obtained, shall upon con- 
viction forfeit and pay a penalty not exceeding ten 
pounds. 

14. The trustees may annually let from year to year, 
or for any less term, by public auction, or by public 
tender, the exclusive right to depasture stock on, or 
to cut or remove grass from the said ground. 

15, Every person who shall wilfully let in, or know- 
ingly suffer to enter upon the said ground, any animal 
without due authority, shall be liable for every such 
offence, to a penalty not exceeding ten pounds nor 
less than one pound. 

16. Any person who shall unlawfully cause any an- 
noyance or inconvenience to any other person in the 
free use and enjoyment of the said ground shall ferfeit 
and pay any sum not exceeding ten pounds nor less 
than one pound. 

17. No person shall cut any name, words, or marks 
on any of the seats, or buildings, or trees, or shall 
write thereon, or otherwise deface the same, or shall 
stick any bill on any such seat or building, or on any 
tree, fence, wall, pillar, or rail in the said ground. 

18. The trustees, or any person authorised by them 
may impound stock trespassing on the ground, an 
charge damages according to the Act for the im- 
pounding of live stock. | 

19. No person shall engage in any race or game, or 
train for any race or game, without the written per- 
mission of the trustees, or throw any stones or other 
missiles, or light a fire in the said ground, or deposit 
thereon any rubbish or night-soil, or other offensive 
matter or thing, or any dead animal, broken glass, 
bottles, cast-off clothing, or litter of any kind, nor 
shall, without such written permission, discharge any 
firearms therein. Hvery person so offending shall be 
liable to a fine not exceeding ten pounds: Provided 
that it will be sufficient for the secretary of any club 
or committee carrying out any programme or game of 
sport to have such written permission. When the 
secretary of any club or committee has received such 
permission, any person may enter into and engage 
in any of the games or races carried out by the said 
club or committee without any further permission, 
and the following games of sport may be entered into 
accordingly :—Horse-racing, trotting in harness, foot- 
racing, tennis, cricket, and football, or any other 
game which the trustees think to be a game of sport. 
But the games of football and cricket shall not be 
played simultaneously, and if any dispute should arise 
as to dates or fixtures for playing those games, the 
trustees may alter such dates or fixtures, or cancel 
any permission previously given. 

20. Every person in the said ground in a state of 
intoxication, or behaving in a disorderly manner, or 
creating or taking part in any disturbance, or wilfully 
injuring any building, fence, tree, shrub, flower, rail, 
wall, pillar, fountain, or seat or other property 
therein, or removing any tree, shrub, flower, rail, 


lamp, or seat therefrom, or obstructing any officer or. 


workman of the trustees, or interfering with any game 
or sports therein, or swearing or making use of pro- 
fane or obscene language, or using insulting words or 
cestures towards any person, or otherwise misbehaving 
himself or herself, shall be liable to a fine not exceed- 
ing ten pounds. - 

21. No performance or entertainment of any kind 
shall be permitted in the said ground without a 
written permission from the trustees. 


—— 


7 Sepr., 1910.] 


22. No person shall depasture any horse, cattle, 
sheep, or stock of any kind in the said ground without 
a written permission from the trustees. The owner 
of any goats or poultry found trespassing in the said 
ground, without written. permission of the trustees, 
shall be liable to a fine not exceeding one pound nor 
less than a shilling for each head so trespassing. 

23. The trustees may, with the consent of the 
Minister for Lands, or any other of His Majesty’s 
Ministers who may have charge of public parks or 
recreation grounds for the time being, set apart any 
portion or portions of the said ground, not exceeding 
one-quarter for the purpose of cricket, football, or any 
other lawful game or sport, and from time to time 
grant to any club or association of clubs, upon such 
terms and conditions as the trustees or a majority 
thereof may think fit, the use of the ground so set 
apart, and authorise the erection, alteration, or re- 
moval by such club or association of clubs, of any 
building or pavilion thereon. But the trustees, or a 
majority thereof, shall have power at any time to 
revoke such grant or authority and to order the re- 
moval of such buildings or pavilions, and nothing in 
such grant or authority shall limit or affect the right 
of entry or control over the said grounds by the trus- 
tees, or their servants. 

24. Any person who shall be found committing any 
breach of any regulation affecting the said ground, in 
respect of which a penalty is not expressly provided 
for in these regulations, shall forfeit and pay any sum 
not exceeding five pounds. 

25. In these regulations ‘‘The Ground’? means the 
public recreation ground dedicated 26th March, 1886. 


pean Grahamstown, this 13th day of August, 
0. 


CHARLES BALLARD, 
THOMAS HINDMARSH, 
EDWIN BROWN, 
WILLIAM HINDMARSH, Sec. 


Trustees. 


[1573] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


PROPOSED CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY 
PARTS OF ROADS. 


OTICE is hereby given that the Minister for 
Lands is of opinion that it is expedient to close, 
under the provisions of the 19th and 20th sections of 
the ‘‘Public Roads Act, 1902,’’ the parts of roads 
hereunder described; and all persons interested are 
hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed 
to the Minister, within one month from date of this 
notice, any objections which may appear to them to 
exist to the closing of the said parts of roads. 


S. W. MOORE. 


DESCRIPTIONS. 


The unnecessary part of road (Gilbert-street) from 
East Promenade to Whistler-street, parish of Manly 
Cove, county of Cumberland, Municipality of Manly. 
[Roads 1910-107-5] : 

The unnecessary part of road separating W. M. 
Bagnall’s portion 39 from same owner’s portion 40 
(parts of conditional purchase 1909-25), east of 
Bathurst-Charlton road—for addition to conditional 
purchase 1909-25, Bathurst, area of conditional pur- 
chase when addition is made will be 121 acres 3 roods, 
parish of Oakley, county of Bathurst, Abercrombie 
Shire No. 113. 

[Roads 1910-632-1] 


— 


[1591] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF ae OF UNNECESSARY 
R : 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
H the Executive Council, directs it to be notified 
that, in pursuance of the provisions of the 20th sec- 
tion of the ‘“‘Public Roads Act, 1902,’’ the road here- 
under described, which is now no longer required, is 
hereby closed, and the land comprised therein freed 
and discharged from any rights of the public or any 
person to the same as a highway. 


S. W. MOORE. 


DESCRIPTION. 


Parish of Cobrabald, county Vernon, Apsley Shire. 
The boundary road 100 links wide, separating portion 
130 from portion 71, parish of St. Leonards, and por- 
tion 124, parish of Cobrabald. 

[S.P. 1909-5. Aln. 1910-12,190] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 


499] 


Department of Lands, 

Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 
NOTIFICATION OF CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY 
PARTS OF ROADS. 

IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, directs it to be notified 
that, in pursuance of the provisions of the 20th section 
of the ‘‘Public Roads Act, 1902,” the parts of roads 
hereunder described, which are now no longer re- 
quired, are hereby closed, and the land comprised 
therein freed and discharged from any rights of the 
public or any person to the same as highways. 


S. W. MOORE. 


[1515] 


D&scrIPrion. 


Unnecessary part of road (Henderson-street), as now 
included in allotments 6 and 7, for extension to Roman 
Catholic and Prebyterian Cemetery sites, within sub- 
urban boundaries, village of Coraki, parish of West 
Coraki, county of Richmond, Municipality of Coraki. 
[Roads 1910-429-3] 

The unnecessary part of road (Lime-street) being the 
part separating section 7, reserve 37,448 from section 
10, reserve 37,447, village Marror, parish of Kinilibah, 
county of Bourke, Coolamon Shire, No. 78. 

[Roads 1910-250-5 | 


[1519] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 
ERRATUM. 
N Gazette of 31st August, 1910, folio 4827, in 
column ‘‘term of lease’’ of Schedule attached to 
notification of execution of settlement leases, in line 
9 (settlement lease 1910-3, Parkes), for ‘‘7th April, 
1910, to 6th April, 1950,” read ‘14th April, 1910, to 


13th April, 1950.” 
[Ms. Ls. 1910-10,597] _ S. W. MOORE. 
Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 3lst August, 1910. 
APPROACHING LAND SALES. 


ROWN LANDS have been advertised in the Government 
Gazette for sale at the undermentioned places and 


dates :— 


ee 
o. 
Acacia CrrEK—Tuesday, 11th October, 1910 ... 131 
ADELONG—Wednesday, 28th September, 1910 ... 131 
AR*WIDALE— Wednesday, 28th September, 1910 ... 131 
AsHFoRD—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910... eo 
BALRANALD— Wednesday, 28th September, 1910... 131 
BarMEDMAN— Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 ... 131 


Brega—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 of Pot 
BELLIxGeN— Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 bio, ig 
Boorowa—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 pocicr od lf 
BuURREN JUNCTION—Saturday, 8th October, 1910... 131 
CANOWINDRA—Friday, 23rd September, 1910 cee meas 


CarcoaR—Wednesday, 12th October, 1910 Nee tI3t 
CopaR—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910... oe 1ST 
CoppaDAH—Wednesday, 28th September, 1910 .., 131 
CooLaAMon— Wednesday, 28th September, 1910 ... J31 
CoonaAMBLE—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 Rater Lo 
Dueso—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 .., aden alli 
Forsgs—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 .., swank 
Gosrorp— Wednesday, 5th October, 1910... weet Sh 
GrRaFrron—Tuesday, 4th October, 1910 ie ckob 
Gunnina— Wednesday, 28th September, 1910 ... 131 
Hay—Wednesday, 28th September, 1910... con Mea 
Krmpsey— Wednesday, 28th September, 1910 ... 131 
Korri Kurri—Saturday, 8th October, 1910 Nac liad! 
Liruacow— Wednesday, 28th September, 1910 ... 131 

foLone—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 ... TREKS T 
Moruya—Wednesday, 28th September, 1910 .., 181 
Moss Vatr—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 eT 
Mupare—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 ... Nach ee all 
Narrapri—Wednesday, 28th September, 1910 .... 131 
Peak Hitu—Friday, 7th October, 1910 ... LOR 
Sypnry—Tuesday, 4th October, 1910 ia ee LST 
TaAMwortTH— Wednesday, 28th September, 1910... 131 
TarEE—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910... setae wlll 
TumMoRA—Tuesday, 4th October, 1910 Be eee ead! 
TENTERFIELD— Wednesday, 28th September, 1910 131 
TuMBARUMBA— Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 ... 131 


Tumur—Wednesday, 26th October, 1910 ... pig alten! 
Waaca Wacca—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910... 131 
WarpDELL—Tuesday, 4th October, 1910 .., mi Lol 
WarraLtpA—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 wen Lol 
WitLtyamMA—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 Manlol 
Winpsor—Wednesday, 28th September, 1910 .... 131 
Wyatone—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 tele L 


Yass—Wednesday, 28th September, 1910 ... tie tol 
Youna—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 ... Apt ote 
Youna— Wednesday, 7th September, 1910 eae, oe 


8. W. MOORE. 


4992 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 


[7 SEpt., 1910. 


[344] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 20th July, 1910. 


U is hereby notified, for public information, that 
the Surveyors Board will conduct an examination 
of candidates for licenses to survey under the Crown 
Lands Acts, commencing at 10 a.m. on Monday, 19th 
September, 1910, at the Office of the Chief Surveyor, 
Department of Lands. : Li Jel 

Candidates are informed that their applications, 
together with decumentary evidence of having com- 
plied with the preliminary conditions, must reach the 
Secretary to the Board at least ten days before the 
date fixed for the examination. 


[Min]. 1910-6,433]  - 5. W. MOORE. 


[1512] Department of. Lands, 


Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 
PROPOSHD CANCELLATION OF DESIGN OF THH 
VILLAGE OF WIADERE. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
at the expiration of three months from this date, 

it is imtended, under the provisions of section 107 of 
the Crown Lands Act of 1884, and section 57 of the 
Crown Lands Act of 1895, to cancel the design of 
the village and suburban lands of the village of 
Wiadere. 
[Ms, Ls. 


1910-12 ,037] S. W. MOORE. 


* 482 | Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th July, 191, 


PECPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
VILLAGE OF GOYRA. 
T is hereby notified, for public information, that, at the 
expiraticn of three months from this date, it is intended, 

under the provisions of section 107 of the Crown Lands Act of 
1884, and section 57 of the Crown Lands Act of 1885, to alter 
the design of the village of Guyra by excising part of 
the village lands, and adding it to the suburban lands, 

Lithographs showing the prorosed alteration may be in- 
spected at the Crown Land Office, Armidale, Post Office, 
Guyrs, and at the Departmens of Lands, Sydney. 


(Bs. 1910-11,113] S. W. MOORE, 


[483 } Department cf Landa, 


Sydney, 27th July, 1910, 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
TOWN OF QUIRIND!. 


TS is hereby notified, for public information, that, ab the 

expiration of three months from this date, it is intended, 
under the provisions of section 107 of the Orown Lands Act 
of 1884, and secticn 57 of the Crown Lands Act of 1885, to 
alter the design of tne town of Quirindi by converting part of 
the town lands into suburban lands, 

Lithographs showing the proposed alteration may be in- 
spected at the Crown Land Office, Tamworth, Post Office, 
Quirindi, and at the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


Aln. 1910-7,752] Ss. W. MOORE 


[1149] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THH 
VILLAGE OF UMARALDA. 
T is hereby notified, for public information, that, atthe 
expiration of three months from this date, it is intended, 
under the provisions of section 107 of the Crown Lands Act of 
1684, and section 57 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, to alter 
the design of the village of Umaralla by reducing village and 
suburban lands, and closing certain streets. 
Lithographs showing the proposed alteration may be 


inspected at the Crown Land Office, Cooma, Post Ciilice,. 


Umaralla, and st the Department of Lends, Sydney. 
[Ms. 1910-10,7023] S. W. MOORE, 


[148] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
VILLAGE OF DAHWILLY. 


1B is hereby notified, for public information, that, at the 
“ expiration of three months from this date, it is interided, 
under the provisions of section 107 of the Crown Lands Act 
of 1884, and section 57 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, to 
alter the design of the village of Dahwilly, by reducing the 
suburban area, and closing certain designed roads. 


Lithographs showing the proposed alteration may be 
inspected at the Crown Land Office, Deniliquin, and at the 
Department of Lands, Sydney. 


1910-13,215] 8. W. MOORE, 


| [437] 


Department of Lands, . 
Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 
TENDERS FOR A SPECIAL LEASE FOR “AGRI- 
CULLURE AND GRAZING’ UNDER THE 
PROVISIONS OF THE CROWN LANDS ACTS. 


Lanp District or LisMorRE. 


‘N accordance with the provisions of the Crown 
ands Acts, it is hereby notified, for general 
information, that Tenders will be received at this De- 
partinent not later than 3 o’clock p.m. on Wednesday, 
12th October, 1910, for a Speciai Lease for ‘‘Aari- 
CULTURE AND Grazina’’ of the land set forth in the 
Schedule hereunder. The lease will be subject to the 
general provisions and conditions of the Crown Lands 
Acts and Regulations thereunder, and to the follow- 
ing special conditions, provisions, exceptions, coven- 
ants, and reservations :— 

1. The term of the lease will be from the date of 
the notification of the Minister’s acceptance of the 
tender to 3lst December, 1917. 

2. ‘The rent for each year shall be paid in advance 
to the Crown Land Agent of the District, or to the 
State Treasurer at Sydney, on or before the 31st 
December of the year preceding, otherwise penalties 
for the late payments shall be incurred, and the lease 
shall be liable to forfeiture. 


3. The fees as specified in the Schedule attached. 


hereto and the balance of rent to 31st December, 1910, 
shall be paid by the lessee within one month from date 
of netification in the Government Gazette of the 
Minister’s acceptance of the tender. 

4. Tho lessee may clear all stunted, crooked, or 
ussless timber and saplings, but must preserve any 
trees suitable for shade and shelter. 


I 


5. The Byron Shire Council or their servants shall 
have the right of entry on the land at any and all 
times to remove such stone as they may require from 
any part of the lease. 

6. The lessee shall, within twelve months from the 
date of notification in the Government Gazette of 
the Minister’s acceptance of the tender, clear the land 
of ali lantana, nagoora burr, noxious scrub, plants, or 
weeds, and shall thereafter keep the land clear cf 
them during the currency of the lease. 

7. In addition to the above, the lease will be sub- 


ject to subsections 1, 2; 4 to 16, and 20 of Regulation. , 


No. 215, notified 30th March, 1910. 

8. Failure to comply with any of the above condi- 
tions will render the lease liable to forfeiture. 

Tenders shall be addressed to the Under Secretary 
for Lands, and endorsed “Tender for a Special Lease 
for Agricultural and Grazing Purposes, Land District 
of Lismore,’ with date of Gazette notice, and they 
shall be made under and subject to the following con- 
ditions and provisions and reservations :— 


(a) Tendgrs shall be made on Form 74, and shall 
clearly describe the land applied for, and 
shall be accompanied by a receipt showing 
that a deposit equal to the amount stated in 
the Gazette as the upset annual rent of the 
portion has been paid to the Land Agent or 
the State Treasurer, and also by a statutory 
declaration made by the tenderer giving full 
particulars of ali lands owned or held by him. 

(b) The deposit paid by the person whose tender 

is accepted shall be credited on account of the 

first year’s rent. If a tender be withdrawn, 
the deposit, wholly or in part, may be re- 
tained. 

tender from any person holding no land, or 


(c) A 


an insufficient area, will receive preferential 


consideration. 

(d) The Minister reserves the right to refer the 
whole or any of the tenders for the under- 
mentioned blocks to the Local Land Board 
for a report for his guidance in selecting the 
applicant whose tender should be accepted. 

(¢) The Minister reserves the right to accept or 
to refuse any tender. 

(f) The highest or any tender will. not necessarily 
be accepted. 

Heliographs showing the position of the block to be 
leased may be seen at the Information Bureau, Lands 
Department, Sydney, and at the Office of the Crown 
Land Agent, Lismore. 

[Ms. Ls, 1910-4,913] . 


ScHEDULB. 


Approxi- j Upset Fees— 
mate Locality. Annual |Survey. 
Area. - Rental. &C. 
Acres £0.) #..d. . 

40 | Regerve 9,557 for road purposes, parish off 8 0 0/| 51 0 

(about), Byron, county of Rous, shire Byron. 5 


7 Supr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 


2S 


4993 


Department of Lands, 


[1456] 
Sydney, 7th September, 1910). 


TENDERS FOR A SPECIAL LEASE FOR CAGRI-, 


CULTURE AND GRAZING’ UNDER THE 
PROVISIONS OF THE CROWN LANDS ACTS. 


Lanp Disrrict or Cowra. 


| tay accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands 
Acts, rt is hereby notified, for general information, 
that Tenders will be received at this Department nct 
later than 8 p.m. on Wednesday, 12th October, 1910, 
for a Special Lease for ‘‘AGRICULTURE AND GRAZING”’ 
of the land set forth in the Schedule hereunder. ‘The 
lease will be subject to the general provisions and 
conditions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations 
thereunder, and to the following special conditions, 
provisions, exceptions, covenants, and reservations :— 

1. The term of the lease will be from the date of 
the notification of the Minister’s acceptance of the 
tender to 3lst December, 1924. 


2. The rent for each year shall be paid in advance 
to the Crown Lands Agent of the District, or to the 
State Treasurer at Sydney, on or before the 3lst De- 
cember of the year preceding, otherwise penalties for 
the late payments shall be incurred, and the lease 
shall be liable to forfeiture. 


3. The fees as specified in the Schédule attached 
hereto and the balance of rent to 3lst December, 1910, 
shall be paid by the lessee within one month from 
date of notification in the Gevernment Gazetie «f 
the Minister’s acceptance of the tender. 


4. In addition to the above, the lease will be sub- 
ject to stibsections 1, 2, 4, 6 to 17, 19, 29, and 21 of 
Regulation No. 215, notified 380th March, 1910. 


5. Failure to comply with any of the above condi- 
tions will render the lease liable to forfeiture. 


Tenders shall be addressed to the Under Secretary 
for Lands and endorsed ‘“‘Tender for a Special Lease 
for Agricultural and Grazing Purposes, Land Dis- 
trict of Cowra,” with date of Gazette notice, and they 
shall be made under and subject to the following con- 
ditions and provisions and reservations :— 

(a) Tenders shall be made on Ferm 74, and shall 
clearly describe the land applied for, and shall 
be accompanied by a receipt showing that a 
deposit equal to the amount stated in the 
Gazette as the upset annual rent of the por- 
tion has been paid to the Land Agent or the 
State Treasurer, and also by a statutory de- 
claration made by the tenderer giving full 
particulars of all lands owned cr held by him. 


(b) The deposit paid by the person whose tender is 
accepted shall be credited on account of the 
first year’s rent. If a tender be withdrawn, 
the deposit, wholly or in part, may be re- 
tained. 

(c) The Minister reserves the right to refer the 
whole or any of the tenders for the under- 
mentioned bleck to the Local Land Board for 
a report for his guidance in selecting the 
applicant whose tender should be aecepted.— 

(d) The Minister reserves the right to accept cr to 
refuse any tender. 

(ec) The highest or any tender wili not necessarily 
be accepted. 

(7) A tender from atiy person holding no land, or 
an insufficient area, will receive preferential 
consideration. 

Heliographs showing the position of the block to be 
leased may be seen at the Information Bureau, Lands 
Department, Sydney, and at the Office of the Crown 
Land Agent, Cowra. 

[Ms. Ls. 1910-12,1927] 
S. W. MOORE. 


- SCHEDULE. 
a a Be 
Approxi- Upset 

mate Locality. Annual | Fees &c. 
Area. Rental, 

&. Te. Pi £s.d:| £ «8. ad. 
42 1 0 | Camping reserve 255, adjoining portion| 4 0 G# 8 3 0 


208 on the east, portions 127 and 184 
on the south, portion 169 on the west, 
portion 147 and publie school paddock 
on the north and west, parish Cowra, 
county Bathurst, shire Waugoola. 


*tmeluding rental value of Crown improvements, 


) (660) Department of Lands, 


Sydney, }7th August, 1910: 


TENDERS FOR A SPECIAL LEASE FOR “GRAZING” 
UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE CROWN 
LANDS ACTS. , 


Lanp District or Nargapet. 


| Ee accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts . 
it is hereby notified, for general information, that Tenders - 
will be received at this Department not Jater than 3 p.m.; 


on Wednesday, 21st September, 1910, for a Special Lease for 
“ Grazina” of the laud ect forth in the Schedule hereunder. 
The lease will be subject to the general provisions and condi- 


tions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations thereunder, ; 
and to the following special conditions, provisions, exceptions, 


covenants, and reservations :— 


1. The term of the lease will be from the date of the notifica» 
tion of the Minister’s acceptance of the tender to 81st December, 


glu2k. 


2. The rent for each year shall be paid in advance to the 
Crown Land Age.t of the District, or to the State Treasurer 
at Sydney, on or beforé the 31st December of the year preced- ; 
ing, otherwise penalties for the late payments shall be incurred, — 


and the lease shall be liable to forfeiture. : 


3. The survey fee as specified in the Schedule altached - 


hereto and the balance of rent to 8!st December, 1910, shall 
be psic by the lessee within one month from date of notifi- 
cation in the Government Gazette of the Minister’s acceptance 
of the tender. 


4. The lessce shal], within three years from the date of 


> 


notification in the Government Gazette of the Miuister’s — 


acceptance of the tender, clear tle land of all wild tobacco 
plant, prickly-pear, noxious scrub, plants, cr weeds, and shall 


thereafter keep the land clear of them during the currency of _ 


the lease. 


Note.—The method to be followed in e:adicating the prickly 
pear is to entirely consume by fire or completely bury it 3 feet, 
at least, underground, with the roots and every part thereof. 

5. In addition to the above, the lease wil! be subjected to 
subsections 1, 2, 4 to 18, 2U, and 21 of Regulation No. 215, 
notified 80th March, 1910. 


6. Failure to comply with any cf the above conditions will - 


render the lease liable to forfeiture. 


Tenders shall be addressed to the Under Secretary for Lands’ 
and endorsed “Tender for a Special Lease for Grazing . 
Purposes, Land District of Narrabri,’ with date of Gazette - 


notice, and they shall be made under and subject to the follow- 
ing conditions and provisions and reservations :— 


(a) Tenders shall be made on Form 74, and shall clearly ; 


describe the land applied for, and shall be accompanied 
by a receipt thowing that a deposit equal to the 
amount stated in the Gazette as the upset annual rent 


of the portion has been paid to the Land Agent or the » 


State Treasurer. 


The deposit paid by the person whore tender is ac* 
cepted shall be credited on account of the first year’s 
rent. Ifa tender be withdrawn, the deposit, wholly 
. or in part, may be retained. 


(c) The Minister reserves the right to refer the whole or 

“any of the tenders for the undermentioned block to 

the Local Land Boaid for a report for his guidance 

in selecting the applicant whose tender should be 
accepted, 


(6 


~~ 


(d) The Minister reserves the right to accept or to refuse 
any tender. 


(e) The highest or any tender will not necessarily be ac- 
cepted. 


(f) A tender from any person holdirg no land, or an 
insufficient area, will receive preferential consideration, 


Heliographs showing the position of the block to be leased 
may be seen at the Information Bureau, Lands Department, 
Sydney, and at the Office of the Crown Land Agent, Narrabri, 


Ma. Ls. 1910-9,967} 8. W. MOORE, 


SCHEDULE. 
a ca a 
Approxi- Upset Fees— 
mate Locality, Annual Survey, 
Area, Rental. " &'e 
Acres ' k “Ful bl ae Fe ea BS 
240 TS. and C. R, 81,854; parish Gulathera,| 12 6 0| 1218 8 
(about) county Jamison, Namoi Shire, 


SSS ND 


4994 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No.. 138. 


[7 Sepr., 1910. 


L7891] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR SPECIAL LEASES FOR ‘GRAZ- 
ING’ UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE 
CROWN LANDS ACTS. 


Lanp District or MvupGe&E. 


eS accordance with the provisions of the Crown 
: ands Acts, it is hereby notified, for general 
information, that Tenders will be received at this 
Department not later than 3 p.m. on Wednesday, 
28th September, 1910, for Special Leases for “‘Graz- 
1nN@”’ of the lands set forth in the Schedule hereunder. 
The leases will be subject to the general provisions and 
conditions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations 
thereunder and to the following special conditions, 
provisions, exceptions, covenants, and reservations :— 


1. The term of the leases will be from the date of 
the notification of the Minister’s acceptance of the 
Tender to 3lst December, 1924. 

2. The rent for each year shall be paid in advance 
to the Crown Land Agent of the District, or to the 
State Treasurer at Sydney, on or before the 31st 
December of the year preceding, otherwise penalties 
for the late payments shall be incurred, and the 
leases shall be liable to forfeiture. 


3. The survey fee as specified in the Schedule 
attached hereto and the balance of rent to 31st 
December, 1910, shall be paid by the lessee within one 
month from date of notification in the Government 
Gazette of the Minister’s acceptance of the tender. 


4. The area leased is exclusive of any used roads 
or tracks within its boundarics. 


5. The lessee shall, within one year from the date 
of notification in the Government Gazette of the 
granting of the lease, enclose the land, either 
separately or conjointly with other lands held in the 
same or adjoining interest, with a substantial fence, 
and maintain such fence in efficient repair during 
the currency of the lease. 

6. All rights which are conferred by the Mining 
Acts, with respect to Crown Lands are reserved, and 
the right of free access to and from the residence 
areas of mines within the area leased shall not be 
interfered with. 

7. No trees or saplings shall be interfered with by 
ringbarking or otherwise that are useful or likely 
to become useful for mining, building, fencing, split- 
ting, or milling purposes, but all other timber shall 
be destroyed by ringbarking or otherwise within two 
years from the date of notification in the Govern- 
ment Gazette of the Minister’s acceptance of the 
tender, and the suckers and scedlings kept down 
thereafter during the currency of the lease; but the 
lessee may take from the land leased to him such 
timber and other material for building and other 
purposes upon such land, as may be required by him 
as tenant thereof. 

8. The lessee shall, within twelve months from the 
date of notification in the Government Gazette of 
the granting of the lease, clear the land of all 
prickly-pear, briars, noxious scrub, plants, or weeds, 
and shall thereafter keep the land clear of them 
during the currency of the lease. 

9. The lessee shall take all reasonable steps to keep 
the land free from rabbits, foxes, and other noxious 
animals during the currency of the lease. 

10. In addition to the above, the leases shall be 
subject to subsections 1, 4, 6 to 9, 11 to 16, and 18 
of Regulation No. 215, notified 80th March, 1910. 

11. Failure to comply with any of the above condi- 
tions will render the lease liable to forfeiture. 

Tenders shall be addressed to the Under Secretary 
for Lands, and endorsed ‘‘Tender for a Special Lease 
for Grazing Purposes, Land District of Mudgee,’ 
with date of Gazette notice, and they will be made 
under and subject to the following conditions and 
provisions and reservations :— 


(a) Tenders shall be made on Form 74, and shall 
clearly describe the land applied for, and 
shall be accompanied by a receipt showing 
that a deposit equal to the amount stated 
in the Gazette as the upset annual rent of 
the poe on has been paid to the Land Agent 
or the State Treasurer, 

(b) The deposit paid by the person whose tender 
is accepted shall be credited on account of the 
first year’s rent. If a tender be withdrawn, 
the deposit, wholly or in part, may be re- 

~ tained. 

(c) The Minister reserves the right to refer the 
whole or any of the tenders for the under- 
mentioned blocks to the Local Land Board 
for a report for his guidance in selecting the 
applicant whose tender should be accepted. 


| 


(d) The Minister reserves the right to accept or tc 
refuse any tender. 

(ec) The highest or any tender will not nec 
be accepted. 


(f) A tender from any person already holding a 
living area will not be accepted. 
(g) No person shall hold more than one !easc. 
Lithographs showing the positions of the blocks to 
be leased may be seen at the Information Burean, 
Lands Department, Sydney, and at the Offices of the 
Crown Land Agents, Mudgee and Orange, and Post 
Offices Windeyer and Hargraves. 


[Ms. Ls. 1910-8,751] 


essarily 


S. W. MOORE. 


SCHEDULE. 

a | Upset , 
°o 7 
Fe Area. Leeality. Annval BREE 
3 Rental , 
Ay = 3 ee ee 

a Y. Pp. Z. 8: ds] £8: de 
222} 55 0 01) About 17 to19 mileg scutherl}|( 215 0] 41) O 
228 | 84 2 0 from Mudgee, and about 7to}/} 115 0] 4 0 Oo 
224 44 3 0 | 8 miles north-easterly from 2 5 0 4 510 
225 12 2 0 town of Windeyer, fronting 1 0) 0 3.5 4 
226 | 82 2 0/}$ MerooCreek, west ef portion 2,){ 118 0| 318 8 
227 | 56 2 0|. yarish of Warratra,county cf 2.07 Deh) 1S ee 
228 | 102 8 0 Wellington (beiag a subdivi- | 5) 30 510 1) 
220 {+ 217 1-0 sion cf Uprer Meroo Tem-|'10 0 ©} 618 4 
30 | 250 0 0O|J poraryCommon),shire Meroo.|(12'0 0] 7 51) 


IN THE LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH 
WALES. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Sittings of the Land 
Appeal Court of New South Wales will be holden at 
the undermentioned place, commencing on the date 
specified, for the hearing of all Appeals and Refer- 
ences in respect of which notices shall have been 
issued, and for the hearing of such other matters 
as may be lawfully brought before the said Court :— 


Sydney, 12th September, 1910. 


W. R. JAMIESON, 
oe ee 
¢ 


10th August, 1910. J88] 


Western Land Board Office, 
Sydney, 3lst August, 1910. 


T is notified, for public information, that a Meeting 
of the Western Land Board, sitting as a Local 
Land Board, and as a Western Land Roard, will be 
held at the undermentioned place, on the date therein 
shown, to deal with any matter brought forward for 
consideration : — 


Bourke Court-house, 14th September, 1910. 


C. J. McMASTER, 
Chairman. 


[1403] 


Western Land Board Office, 
Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


T is notified, for public information, that a Meet- 
ing of the Western Land Board, sitting as a Local 
Land Board, will be held at the undermentioned place, 
on the date therein shown, to deal with any matter 
brought forward for consideration :— 


Western Land Board ars Sydney, 19th September, 
1910. 


[1507] 


C. J. McMASTER, 
Chairman. 


[1513] Western Land Board Office, 


Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


T is hereby notified that an application has been 
lodged under section 47 of the Crown Lands Act of 
1895 to surrender portion 1 of 40 acres, in the parish 
of Darling, county of Culgoa, in exchange for an area 
of 30 acres in the parish of Weilmoringle, county of 
Culgoa. 
Objections to the proposal should be forwarded to 
the Chairman of the Western Land Board, Sydney, 
not later than the 7th proximo. 


Helios of the land may be seen at the Office of the 
Crown Land Agent, Brewarrina, and the Western 
Land Board Office, Sydney. ~ 


C. J. McMASTER, 


[W.L.B. 1910-9,604] Chairman. 


[1520] 


7 Sepr., 1910.] 


[Form 4.] 
CROWN LANDS ACTS. 
Notice oF PRocEEDING BEroRE Locan LANp Boarp. 


New South Wales, ) 
to wit. 5 


TAKE NOTICE that the Local Land Board for the 
Land District of Bellingen will sit at 10 o’clock in the 
forenoon of the 24th day of September, 1910, in the 
Court-house at Bellingen, and that the matter stated 
at the foot hereof is set down for hearing at that 
time and place. 

If you fail to appear, the Board, if it so see fit, will 
proceed in your absence. 


Dated at Kempsey, this Ist day of September, 1910. 


Vv, B. RILEYs 
; Acting District Surveyor. 
To Graham §. Galloway, of Tamworth. 


Matrer ror INVESTIGATION. 


Inquiry as to residence on your conditional pur- 
chase lease 1907-50, Bellingen. [1567] 


[1594] Land Board Office, 


Goulburn, 5th September, 1910. 


Proposep Surrender and Exchange of lands by the 
trustees of the estate of the late Wm. Bradley, 
parishes Tivy and Bungee, county Wellesley, 
Land District Bombala. 


LAND offered in surrender: Parts of portions 148, 
&c., parish Tivy. Land sought in exchange: Parts 
of Bungee Reserve No. 24, parishes Bungee and Tivy. 

Heliographs illustrating the above proposal are 
exhibited at the Crown Land Agent’s Office at Bom- 
bala, the Post Office at Bibbenluke, and the Land 
Board Office at Goulburn. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the District Surveyor at Goulburn 
not later than the 7th October, 1910, after which date 
the proposal will be considered by the Land Board at 
a sitting at Bombala. 


G. H. SHEAFFH, 
District Surveyor. 


Local Land Board Office, 
Armidale, 2nd September, 1910. 


ATTENTION is invited to the application by John 
Thomas Little for an improvement lease of 550 acres, 
in the’ parish of Darbysleigh, county of Hardinge 
(conversion of annual lease 1909-1, Inverell). 

Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at the Offices of the Local Land Board at Armidale, 
the Crown Land Agent at Inverell, and the Clerk of 
Petty Sessions at Bundarra. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the District Surveyor at Armidale, 
not later than the 7th October, 1910, or may be stated 
at the Board inquiry. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 


Board at Bundarra. 
J. BROUGHTON, 
District Surveyor. 
[1492] Local Land Board Office, 
Hay, 29th August, 1910. 


ATTENTION is invited to proposals: (1) To curtail 
the area of Common at Cargelligo by the withdrawal 
therefrom of the area shown by green colour on tracing 
exhibited, with a view to proclamation of same as a 
travelling stock reserve, and determination of the part 
shown by letters ‘“RSTU,’”’ under the provision of sec- 
tion 109, Act 1884. (2) To add to the existing Common 
the area shown by blue colour on said tracing, and 
also part of reserve 35,582 for police purposes, coloured 
green. (3) To revoke the area coloured red, forming 
part of travelling stock reserve 2,138 and water reserve 
2,404, &c., with a view to making the land available 
for settlement. 

Plans illustrating the proposal are exhibited at the 
Offices of the Loca! Land Board, Hay, and the Crown 
Land Agent, Hillston, and the Court-house at Car- 
gelligo. : a 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the District Surveyor, Hay, not later 
than 19th September, 1910. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Cargelligo on the 23rd September, 1910, at 


its next sitting. 
H. W. GRAEME, 
Acting District Surveyor. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 


4995 


Local Land Board Office, 
Hay, 2nd-September, 1910. 


ATTENTION is invited to an application by Emily 
Wakley to have an area of 18,300 acres, in the parishes 
of Goolgowi South and Maiden, counties of Nicholson 
and Sturt, Land Districts of Hay and Hillston, 
offered for improvement lease. ; eh 

Heliographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at the Offices of the Local Land Board, Hay, and the 
Crown Land Agent, Hiullston. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the District Surveyor, Hay, not later 
than 2nd October, 1910. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Hay on a date to be fixed. 


H. W. GRAEMHE, 
Acting District Surveyor. 


[1595] 


[1514] Local Land Board Office, 


Moree, 31st August, 1910. 
ATTENTION is invited to an inquiry to be held in 
respect of an application by H. R. Jeffree to have 
part of travelling stock reserve 38,255, parish Caroda, 
county Murchison, revoked. 

Helios illustrating the proposal are exhibited at the 
Offices of the Local Land Beard, Moree, and the 
Crown Land Agent, Bingara.. 

Objections (Gf any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the District Surveyor, Moree, not 
later than 30th September, 1910. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Bingara at its next sitting, commencing on 
5th October, 1910. 


H. WELCHMAN, 
Acting District Surveyor. 


[1593] Local Land Board Office, 


Moree, 5th September, 1910. 
ATTENTION is invited to an inquiry to be held in 
respect of an application by Henry Hilliard Miller 
for a scrub lease, No. 1910-4, of about 1,200 acres, 
parish of Gineroi, county of Burnett. 

Helios illustrating the proposal are exhibited at the 
Offices of the Local Land Board, Moree, and .the 
Crown Land Agent, Warialda. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the District Surveyor, Moree, not 
later than 11th October, 1910. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Warialda at its next sitting, commencing 
on 12th October, 1910. 

H. WELCHMAN, 
Acting District Surveyor. 


[1568] Local. Land Board Office, 


Moree, 2nd September, 1910. 

ATTENTION is invited to an inquiry to be held in 
respect of an application by Wm. Keen to surrender 
an area of about 2,835 acres in the parishes of Meroe, 
Burrandoon, and Direlmabildi, county of Benarba, 
in exchange for an equal area in the same parishes 
and county. 

Heliographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at the Office of the Crown Land Agent, Moree. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing and should 
be forwarded to the District Surveyor, Moree, not 
later than 29th September, 1910. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Moree on the 30th September, 1910. 


H. WELCHMAN, 
Acting District Surveyor. 


Local Land Board Office, 
Kempsey, 2nd September, 1910. 


ATTENTION is invited to an application made by 
Lovell Gordon for conditional purchase 1909-91 being 
for conversion of his special lease 2,374, Bellingen, of 
80 acres within water reserve 78, parish Never Never, 
county Raleigh. 

Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at the Offices of the Local Land Board, Kempsey, and 
the Crown Land Agent, Bellingen. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing and should 
be forwarded to the District Surveyor, Kempsey, not 
later than 21st September, 1910. 

The propcial will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Bellingen, at its next sitting. 


V. B. RILEY, 
Acting District Surveyor. 


[1565] 


[7 Suen, 1910. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 


4996 


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at ees — a | 


[898] Department of Lands. 


APPLICATION FOR LEASE FOR A SPECIAL PURPOSE. 


is hereby notified, for general information, thet the undermentioned application has been received for Special Lease 

wnder the provisions of the 89th section of the Orown Lands Act of 1884, of the land and for the purpose hereunder 
stated, and that it is the intention to grant a lease, should no sufficient objection be found to exist, after inquiry by the 
Land Board and consideration by the Minister, 


Any objections will receive due consideration if lodged in writing with the District Surveyor for the Land Board District 
in which the land is situated on or beiore the date specified hereunder. 


S. W. MOORE. 


Purpose tor Local Land Board |Date up towhich 
Applicant, Locality of Land applied for. Ares. which the Leuse Office where objections| objections 
is desired. may be lodged. may be lodged. 


—_—— a A OR BE ee ee a ee 


Lewis, Arthur Fitz-| County of Northumberland, parish of Gosford, About 2} | Boatshed and jetty . | Maitland aah «| 10 Sept., 1910 


gerald Edward town of Gosford. An area of 40 feet by 20) perches 
(Spl. Lease 1910-6, feet above and below high water-mark of 
Gosford). the Broadwater at the foot of Holden-street. 
[1267] Depzrtment of Lands. 


Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


APPLICATION FOR EXTENSION OF TERM OF LEASE FOR A SPECIAL PURPOSE. 


1 is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned application has been received for extension of term 

of Special Lease, under the provisions of the 46th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, of the land and for the 
purpose hereunder stated, and that it is the intention to grant extension of term of lease, should no sufficient objection be 
found to exist, after inquiry by the Land Board and consideration by the Minister. 


Any objections will receive due consideration if lodged in writing with the District Surveyor for the Land Board District 
in which the land is situated on cr before the date specified in each case hereunder, 


8. W. MOORE. 


Purpose Local Land Board Date at 
» 5 ; ; Office where up to whie 
Ayplicant. Locality of Land applicd for. Area, Gainey Lanse objections may be objections 
BO pele Oe lodged. may be lodged. 


Fe RE, a Slee ae 


a. Fr. p- : 
The Lord Bishop of Neweastle| Portion Sp. L. 1901-19, parish) 0 1 12 | Jetty ...| Maitland | 24 Sept., 1910 
Sp. L. 3,44), Newcastle). Stockton, county Gloucester. 


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[1562 } Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 
INCREASE OF RENTALS OF ANNUAL LEASES, 


OTICE is hereby given that the rentals of the undermentioned Annual Leases have been increased, in accordance with the 
provisions of the 85th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884. 


The increased rental for next year must be paid on or before the 30th Septemer, next. 


S. W. MOORE. 


No. of Papers. ey Name of Lessee. Land District. Parish. none tdi Area. es ed 
Ms. Ls. Acres. £5. d. 
1910-12,278 | 17,902 | Locker, John noe ..| Cooma ' .....|_ Kiandra ...| Wallace ; 1,220 718 10 
; Dalgety. 
" 26,746 | Locker, Ernest William ... do eu do do 1,220 7 18 10 
[1493] Department of Lands, , 


Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 
EXTENSION OF THRM OF A RESIDENTIAL LHASE. 


qf is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has approved that the 

term of the Residential Lease hereunder specified be extended under the provisions of section 21 of the Crown Lands Act 
Amendment Act, 1903, to the date mentioned in the subjoined Schedule, subject to the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and 
Regulations. ; 
S. W. MOORE. 


Lawp Distrior or ARMIDALE; SHIRE OF DUMARESQ. 


Date of Amount Extended Fem 
so necessar 
© &| Gazette notice Gold or y elites 
6$| _granting ee fe pci ess PAE County. | Parish. | Mineral Area. ede vo pelea 
wel} Residential s Z Field, ent, en f 
Lease. to8th July,} From— To— 
/ 1911. 


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d. | 1910, 1917. 
0 


a ip. |£.8. dj £ 
210 0| 0 9Suly ...| 8 July. 


Sandon...} Duyal ...} Sandon ..; 10 0 0 10 
(por. 188 §. 
3,343-1 660). 


Occ. 8. 
190 | 9 July, 1895...| 1910-7334 | Gallagher, John, of Til- 10 
buster, Armidale, 


5012 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. [7 Supr., 1910. 


ieee Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


NOTICH OF APPROVAL OF RESIDENTIAL LEASES, 


INES is hereby given that, subject to the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and the Regulations thereunder, His Hxcellency the 
Governor, with tne advice of the Executive Council, has approved of the granting of Residential Leases of the Crown Lands specified 
in the annexed Schedule, in satisfaction of the applications particularised therein, and subject to the conditions hereunder stated. 

The amounts now called for must be paid to the Crown Land Agent of the Land District in which the leases are situated within 
one calendar month from this date, and the rents for subsequent years must be paid to the Crown Land Agent, on or pefore 
the 6th September in each year, and if not so paid, the leases will be liable to forfeiture. 

The lessees must enter into occupation of the land on or before the expiration of three (3) months from this date, and make their usual 
and only home upon the land during the currency of the leases; and must also within twelve (12) months from date hereof, erect such 
buildings and fences as shall be necessary to an actual residence upon and beneficial use of the land, if the same have not already 
been erected. 

The lessees shall keep the land leased free from briars and noxious weeds during the currency of the lease. 

The lessees are to hold miner’s rights continuously during the currency ef the leases. 

ona 8. W. MOORE. 
SOREDULE EEFBERED TO. 


4S ae ; Amount i f 
L825 Term of Lease. oh Lada Amount |'Palanee o 
Boge Reg. 2 Gold or Pe pant Amount | credited as} deposit, 
gue Ne. of ha ds pesy | County. | Perish. | Mineral Area. ye deposit, of Payment of &«., vue 
A OU =A) H ¢ 2 : rst year’s 
Soe Papers. Field. From Yo ia press RAT Mee setunaed! 
wenn sional rent. f 
Laxp Districer or Mup@rz; Sarre or Mergzoo. 
Occ, a. Tr. Bp. 1970. 1984) OSs. ad. *£.0gd 4 Lap. Seeoeits ed: es ee 
1968-3, | 1910-7,326) Chapman, John) Welling-} Win- Wellington... 18 0 @ 7Sept.[ 6 Sept.) 1 0 0 56 6 8) 8 5 & 10 0 114 
25 Aug. Thomas, of Long] ton. deyer. (portion 207), | | 
Creek, Windeyer. W. 4,739-2,091. 
Lanp Distrerot or Wainineton; SHIRE OF JIACQUARIE. 
1910. 1924, 
1908-7, {1910-6,570| Priest, William, of] Welling-| Bodul- {| Macquarie...| 14 230 7 Sept.) 6Sept.) 110 0) 5 6 8) 8 8 4{ 110 Of O18 4 
31 Dec. Stuart Town. ton. | dura. (portion $1), 
| | W. 4,765-2,091, 
{1579} Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 7th September, 1910, 


APPLICATION TO PURCHASE LAND COMPRISED IN RESIDENTIAL LEASE. 


None is hereby given that the person mentioned below will be permitted to purchase, under the provisions of section 23 of the 
Crown Lands (Amendment) Act of 1908, the portion of land mentioned in the following Schedule. : 
2. The purchase money must bo paid into the State Treasury, Sydney, within three months from the date of the publication of this 


notice. 
S. W. MOORE, 


ScHEDULE REFERRED TO, 


Amount, 


: a Amount | credited Mery k 4 
apers and Date Appraised| 2£ Amount | paid to from . moun 
No. of of Area, Description, planienioeg Value e of Costs | Treasury | Deposit Laleptels called 
Application. Deposit, ee of Land.| 2 |incurred. a8 towards be for. 
Q Deposit. | Purchase| | sounded 
Money. ie 
Aln. Qa, it. Ds NBG 1 FB. Galt ode Bs Gall a eeBen le £ os. d. 
1910-10,134 | 26 Aug., 1909} 20 0 ©] Parish of Kimo, county of| James Thomas] 45 0 0 1 2007 VS) 42.0 Og) 5d NOOO cscs een ao 
§.P. 1910-185) (‘To Crown Clarendon, Adjungbilly Shire,| Elword. Stamp duty, 5s, 
R.L.P,1909-2) Land Agent), measured portion No. 128. 
Gundagai. 
[ 1502} . - Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF EXECUTION OF IMPROVEMENT LEASKHS. 
NOS is hereby given that the undermentioned Improvement Leases were, on the 25th August, 1910, executed by His Excellency 
. the Governor, and have been forwarded for delivery to the lessees, to the Crown Lands Agent specified hereunder. 

The lessees are required to take delivery of the leases and give receipts in writing for the same on Form 62, within three months 
from the date of this notice, failing which the Minister may declare the leases to be null and void, and any sums paid on account of the 
leases forfeited to the Crown. 

The rents for the second and every succeeding year of the leases musi bo paid in advance to the Treasurer of the State of New South 
Wales, at Sydney, on or before the 24th August, and if not so paid the leases will be liable to forfeiture. 

The lessees must pay to the Crown Lands Agent, at the time of delivery of the leases, a lease fee of one pound (£1), together with 
the amount of stamp duty, viz., two shillings and sizpence (2s. 6d.), for leases 1,843 and 1,846, and 5s. for lease 1,842, 1,844, and 1,845. 


8. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Distrior AND PLACE OF Detivesy—Nyneay. 


3 Approxi- Term of Lease. Date of Gazette 
No. of No. of Nos. of Annual : P 
Name and Address of Lessees. : mate Survey Fee. announcing Shire, 
Bapetss | | tease, Blocks.| area, Rent. —_—-___——--—| Sale by Auction, 


From To 


—— : aoe 


1910. 1938. 
Nil. 25 Aug.| 24 Aug.| 15 June, 1910 ...| Bogan. 


Occ. Acres. | & 8. 
1910-8,141 | 1,842 | The Australian Estates and) 663 & 9,917 | 74 O 
Mortgage Company,| 664. 

Limited, of 114, William- 
street, Melbourne. 


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Pie AB ed Do Be ae Gap 08.0 0,\.- Nile 96, haat) eae a Soe 
o£ t4,B4s Do Bae Bh 9,904.1.52.0 0]. Ni | 25.5126 6 b1Bin nw «ope de 
haste Do AL oe 4pooune7, 0 (0! Ni < |) sere) 24°) Spee, bee) ee 


7 Sepr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 5013 


Western Land Board Office, 
Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


APPLICATIONS UNDER SEOTION 23 (PART VII), WESTERN LANDS ACTS. 


4 by is hereby notified, for public information, that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has, in 
pursuance of the powers contained in the Western Lands Acts, issued Western Lands Leases for the undermentioned portions of 
lands, subject to the provisions of those Acts. 


[1570 


3. W. MOOR, 
Minister for Lands. 


% Balance 
MES] wy Term of Lease, Asnonntor of Rent 
av St E Spors| 2 “3 Name of Lessee. | Area, Situation of County. Annis deposit punouny ef now 
W.L.B. Ae oa Land, y oe a Rent already paid. Rent paid. called 
= 
Acres. 1910. 1948. |£ s. d| £ s d.| £ a da}. 
1910-10322) 2391 | 275 | John Patrick| 24,750 | Part of R.A. No.| Mossgiel...) 7 Sept.| 30 June|25 15 8| 5 2 8| 2018 0} Nil. 
Joseph Cos- 212, Conoble. 
tello. 
10495! 2392 | 278 | Patrick Kear-| 24,200 | Partof R.A.No,; do ...| 7 , |30 , (20 8 4 5618 4/1410 O}; Nil. 
ney. 11, Ticehurst. | i 
10449} 2393 | 280 | Patrick 33,000 | Part of R.A. No,| Manara,,,| 7 ,, so , |1610 0} 513 4/1016 8 | Nil. 
O’ Bree. 25, Kilfera. ; 
10446} 2394] 285 | Daniel Barrett] 32,000 do Be OE gee iten © +e OP on, (Oo a Os Gh Nile 
and Thomas 
Barrett. 


(1574) Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 
REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF CONDITIONAL PURCHASES. 


ic is hereby notified that the forfeiture of the undermentioned Conditional Purchases which was published in the Gazette on the dates 
specified hereunder, has been reversed. ; 
8S. W. MOORE. 


HASTERN DIVISION. 


=| 
w Date of 
No, of Date of S243 » sctics i 
Purchaser. Shire. Area, Bre Count Parish. >= Gazettal of | Lease No. Papers. 
w.F: Purchase. 3st | 3 é a Forfeiture. 


Disrricr or MuperRE. 
Acres, C.S. 
1906-18 | Barton, Percy Glen... oe | 8 Mar., 1906 | Meroo = 534 26 | Phillip 3 Cumbo a 208 | 2 Feb., 1910 | O60 se vee coe ee ange 


District or NewceastLe (LATE RAymonp TERRACE). ; C.3. 
ef 8. Oct, ae" | Port porte a 40 | 47 | Gloucester Gs, Tomaree | 116 | 14 Feb., 1906 | oe nos coe eee Weta 


89-8 Belbridge, Fredk, John 


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[1580] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 
APPROVAL OF APPLICATION TO PURCHASE LAND. 


ie is hereby notified thatthe person mentioned in the subjoined list will be permitted to purchase, under the 66th section of the Crown 
Lands Act of 1884, the portion of land mentioned in the following Schedule. 


ts: 2. The purchase money must be paid into the State Treasury, Sydney, within three months from the date of the publication of 
this notice. 
8. W. MOORE. 


ein te 


SCHEDULE REFERRED TO, 


Amount 
“ Amount | credited | Balance 
‘apers Appraised Amount] paid to from | of Deposit 
and No. of eke’ Area. Description, Lad aanee Valne te of Costs | Treasury| Deposit jauthorised Brecht 
Application, Leeks ° OTe of Land. * | incurred. as towards to be be 
Deposit. | Purchase | refunded. 
Money. 
] 2 
Aln. ar. P. ‘ Say Se) ea) se i He Gilde S00 | (ey. Bae: Ge £s. da. 
1910-11,788 | 25 May, 1909} 1 019) Parish of Castle Hill,countyCum-| John Hindle...| 11 3 9 1 ey QS ROM ON GH TON CO. O17, ceneatiess 913 3 
S.P. 1909-93 berland, Baulkham Hills Shire. Stamp) duty, 5s. 
Measured portion No. 120. 
{1577} Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 7th September, 1910, 


REVERSAL OF ANNULLING OF SALE AFTHR AUCTION OF CROWN LANDS. 


NOS is hereby given that the annulling of the After-Auction Sale hereunder particularised, which was notified in the Government 
Gazette on the date hereunder specified, has been reversed. 


Ss. W. MOORKH, 
SOHEDULE. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


i 


d Distric Situation of Land. a : 
No. of ae tt gai Date of ds =, ae q ag g Name of Date of Shire 
Papers, Tate-of Gale Gazettal. 7 3 et $ Purchaser, Aunulling, a 
Town. Parish. | County. 5 3 S 
<4 m om 
19 cre I ; : 1910, 
101 nverell, (19th} 24 Oct., 1906 } Gilgai oe es] Clive’ ss .| Gough ... ws) | thence ose 254 | Leo Dane Thorn ...| 13 April ...| Bannock- 


Oct., 1904), burn (0) 


5014 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. [7 Sepr., 1910, 


Ba | Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


GRANTING OF OCCUPATION LICENSES. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that Occupation Licenses have been granted of the lands specified below, in accordance 
with the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations. 


1. The licenses were acquired under section 14 of the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1899, and Regulation 2624, and are subject 
to all the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations, to the provisions of the Pastures Protection Acts and any Regulations 
thereunder, to the Forestry Act of 1909, and Regulations, and particularly to the provisions, conditions, covenants, and reservations, notified 
in the Gazettes specified hereunder. 


2. The licenses terminate on the 3ist December, and the renewal fees must be paid before the 1st December 
in each year, otherwise the lands will, immediately after the 31st December, become and be liable to be dealt with as vacant Crown Lands. 
Terms of licenses, from dates of Minister’s acceptance of Tenders to 31st December, 1910. 


3. The sums lodged with the Tenders have been applied on account of license fees, viz., from date of Minister’s acceptance of Tenders 
to 3lst December, 1910. 


Attention is specially directed to the following : — ; 
(2) Section 96 of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, which provides that the licenses are liable to forfeiture for non-payment of the 
license fees or for any breach of the conditions annexed to the licenses ; 


(2) Section 98 of the Crown Lands Act of 1684, and section 20 of the Forestry Act of 1909, which provide that the rights of miners 
and timber-getters shall not be interfered with, and that they shall not be prevented from camping or grazing such horses or 
other animals as may be necessary for the bona fide pursuit of their respective callings; and 


(c) Section 21 of the Forestry Act of 4909, which provides that certain penalties may be imposed for the destruction of timber 
by ringbarking or otherwise (except under permit). 


Sosy | S. W. MOORE. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Annual | 3 Amount 
Tieenue Soy Date of required Aononat Date of 
Number of S23 | Annual Minister’s| from date of Ra's Gazette 
Papers. Occupation re erent: Parishes. | Counties. CANE & s License Seer accept- Be ein ua he announcing 
License, section of as Ce ion BES of of Tender t9 | Licensee. Sale by 
GAO nores! a Tender, Sees Auction, 
Lanp Disrricr of Epzun; SHIRE oF IMLAY. 
Oce. £8. dS Acres, 6) 8 die 2 “ado 1910, BR ate Tl Sia 1908. 
1910-8223 | 1,102, Lot No. 751) David Colin Allan} Buckle...{ Auckland 010 0 4,235 3 AleU 1 6 8|19Aug 149 0 111 | 2 Sept. 
(Improvement and John Alexan- 
Lease Block No, } der Allan, of Tim- 
113) bilica, near Eden, 
Lanp District or GOULBURN; SHIRE OF MULWAREE. 
1910, 1910 
1910-8315 | 1,108, Lot No, 823...) David Ross, of Glen-/St. Colum-] Westmore-| 110 0 83,600} 8 8 91 410 0 | 23 Aug. 35077 1 9 5 { 8 June. 
leigh, Taralga. ba and land. 
Bouverie. 
Wiar- Georgiana. 
borough 
[1561] Department of Lande, 


Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


NON-KENEWAL OF A PREFERENTIAL OCCUPATION LICENSE. 
i accordance with the provisions of the 81st section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, it is hereby notified, for general information, that 


the Preferential Occupation License, specified in the annexed Schedule, ha3 not beea renewed for the year 1910. 
[Occ. 1910-8,539] : 


; 8. W. MOORE. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
No. ieeaetinn tienes Licensee. Pa areal Counties. Land District. | Shire, 
Acres. 
84 | Rockvale ... ...| Robert Alfred Orville Gill ... sha | 1270 | Clarke & Sandon) Armidale ..-| Dumaresq. 


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[1508] , Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


WITHDRAWAL OF SALE OF AN OCCUPATION LICENSE. 


WN OTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned Occupation License, advertised for sale by auction at noon on the date 
specified below, has been withdrawn from sale. 
S. W. MOORE. 


[Oce. 1910-8,617] 


EASTERN DIVISION. , 
Date of Sale. Place of Sale. | Area, | Occupation License. Land District. a apatieh, % 
Acres. : 
Tuesday, 6th Sept.,) Cooma ...| 7,400] Lot No. 225 (part of the former Leasehold and} Cooma _ ...| Goulburn. 


1910. ' Resumed Ateas of Burrow No, 120). 


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7 Sepr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 5015 


[1391] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 
LAND SALE. 7 


N pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, I, the Minister for Lands, do hereby notify that the 
following lots of Land will be offered for sale by public auction, at the undermentioned place, at the time and 
on the day specified, at the upset prices affixed thereto. 


ike chledin Ra eee S. W. MOORE. 
SALE AT TUNCURRY, 
LAND DISTRICT OF TAREE, 
On Wednesday, the 19th day of October, 1910, at 12 o'clock noon. 


Trrms :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in twelve months, with interest at 5 per cent. 


TOWN LOTS. 
38 lz2! Upeet Price | | 
E Ee 33 Area. ses 2 County. Parish. Situation. Remarks. 
a ies) 
| 
Ag Ta Da LS! ae) d. 
1 Sul Osea O 6 0 O| Gloucester ...J Tuncurry ) The village of Tuncurry is 
Pap iar Oz Oy a0 0 do ; do situated on the sea coast 
Solis ei Ose. as | 0, ee or. 0 do do | Within the village of Tuncurry — on Wallis Lake, about 21 
Gallas (a0 ae Onl eno gO. O do do || Fronting Tuncurry, Lake, Bent, and) miles south-easterly from 
alee One LOL) oe O do do f South streets. Taree, and has a shipping 
Sal sa} Oro s 0} Dy OO do do | Tuneurry 13. wharf. Within Manning 
ales lee Ore ae On bi D-OlaO do do Shire. 
OG eal Ome cOd te Ga O70 do do J 
1 OR 2e0>) eon 0.0 do pCO ) 
alee | ee Oe tO £0 do do 
uleaciee Ooms Ot ta OF G do do | 
F 2 ; : a0 a | Fronting Tuncurry, Wallis, Bent, and 
Gis ci 0 e240} 5.0.00! «do a0 7 erat 
eet On 2. 0,4 00s do do MO 
Sh sae O10 ies 4 0) 0 do do | 
Otte te Ou Oh 4,050 do do 
LOG Beets OF4200 1725.400 do do J 
ie los O 12 Os 6. Oe. 0 do do ) 
Baltes, fe a Oo lerd OF. 0 do do | ; 
Sree Om 20 | 5° 0.0 do do Fronting North, Parkes, and Short 
Ane tenes, Owl Sie 'Oes0 do do streets. 
Beleess 1 wo: pee Oe! Goo pO 0 do do Tuncurry 21. 
Dee tO: e Se 20) Lath, YO) 70 do do 
LON een On ane OG Om ( do do J 
Vie] Oe) See MER RE ae ety do do 
nue tee Ops be 4) lene OO) do Sn dG ] Fronting North, Short, and Manning 
Suis tf OO 30: | 23> Oe do do streets. 
47), 07.2 OF .5 07-0 do do f Tuncurry 22. 
oe lee Ola nO. ro. On 0 do do J 
Dep lSs le OP ele 36™i= 6s Or 0 do do >) 
aes On 2 ON e400 do do : 
Siesta 0 2 Orl 4. 01 0 do do 
EE Se lin Opens Oo bends gh.O do do 
Diese Oveee, Oil nos OF O do do Fronting North, Manning, Bent, Wallis, 
Cole vig 4 20F eos OC 0 do do f and Tuncurry Streets. Tuncurry 24. 
eae meaner Oe Dito 480: do do 
Sie gee 2 OP a0" do do 
Oa xsel> OF 0°32 |" 370) O do do 
LOSE OM TETAS 400 do do J 
No. of 
Portion. SUBURBAN LOT. 
128 8 3 8| 32 0 O{| Gloucester ...} Tuncurry — ...| Within the suburban boundaries of Tun- 
130 6 212) 24 0 0 do oe do ...| curry, adjoining the village lands on the 
south side of South-street, and 
northerly of Shallow Bay. 
G. 2,683-1,497. 
139 Ps 22 S= OF 0 do FE do » 
140 DSe Lomi 9 e000 do me do 
141 Vis Onsen s .Oe 0 do Sih do 
142 ee Usieed) Oe 0. ie” do re do 
143 eee Orient O do ser do | 
144 © FY Hegh Oped 40h OT PBNds LAS ds | 
145 Tee eO Le 460. 0 do oe do 
146 aes Option tec Ons O do ain do | 
147 225287136 04.0 do Ber do Adjoining the village lands on the north 
148 2773. Deyaio m0 160, do ar do | side of North-street and on each side of 
149 bet kiSG2 soe Oe 0 do ate do r the road from Tuncurry to Taree. 
150 | 1 03941 4 0 0 do zt de G. 2,685, 2,686, 2,687-1,497. 
151 Ie 2 374) 570 0 do “ct do Aln 1910-7,107. 
152 1, £2) 374,07 5 08-0 do oa do 
153 1,2 OF S.C OG do eG do 
154 o> Leal0 jes Gy0.O do ade do 
155 oP 0.0 5% ORO do Pe do 
156 Peele los 6.OmRO do do 
157 27607407). 5.500 do do | 
foe 6 0 0 | 
2 0 5 0 0 J 


5016 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. [7 Sepr., 1910. 


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[1510] . Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


LAND SALE. 


N pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, I, the Minister for Lands, do hereby notify that the 

foliowing Lot of Land will be offered for sale by public auction, at the undermentioned place, at the time and 

on the day specified, at the upset price afiixed thereto. 
S. W. MOORE 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, GRAFTON, 


On Tuesday, the 18th day of October, 1910, at 12 o'clock noon. 
: COUNTRY LOT. 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three months. 


H 
poe Avoca, | eae County. | Parish. Situation. Remarks. 
Eyota heh AEB (6 1 

10 [530 0 0; 115 0O| Gresham _ ..,| Broadmeadows] Fifty-six miles from Grafton, on the Upset price includes value of 
main Grafton-Glen Innes-road, separ-| improvements, £121 6s. 
ated therefrom by the Boyd or Little} | Within reserve 45,717 from 
River; adjoining Broadmeadows home-| lease generally and from 
stead. sale other than auction sale 
Aln. 1910-11,763 ; G. 352-1,782. only, and Dorrigo Shire, 


[1511] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 7th September, 1910, 
LAND SALE. 


N pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, I, the Minister for Lands, do hereby notify that the 
following Lot of Land will be offered for sale by public auction, at the undermentioned place, at the time and 

on the day specified, at the upset price affixed thereto. | 
—_—__- S. W. MOORE. 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, ORANGE, 
On Wednesday, the 19th day of October, 1910, at 12 o’clock noon. 
. COUNTRY LOT. . 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three months. 


eh enh 


Upset Price 


| 
sh | ae [SENERY) comer, [Park | stnation : Rema, 
{ 
fi Au bean) Mee eiBaruh he 4 
158 | 44 0 0 18 7 | Bathurst ...| Clarendon ...| Situated about 5 miles from Cadia and| Within the Canowindra 
13 miles from the town of Orange,| Gold-field Extension, Upset 
adjoining portions 153 and 134 on the] price includes £6 12s,, value 
north and west, and portions 125 and) of improvements. Within 
52 on the south and east, Canoblas Shire. 
Aln. 1910-11,128; B. 4,277-2,009. 
[1564] : ARS Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


APPLICATIONS TO PURCHASE LAND WiTHOUT COMPETITION. 


ING oe is hereby given that applications have beon made by the persons hereunder mentioned to purchase, under the 66th 
4 section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, certain lands particularised in the annexed description’; and all persons interested 
are invited to state, on or before the date hereunder specified their objections (if any) to the proposed alienations, 


8. W. MOORE. 


i 
" Date up to 
x With whora . 
ey Applicant. Area, | Description. Op psiens Bang Shiestatay may 
iv a | , e lodged. be lodged, 


Ain. & 1. ‘ : | 
1910-11,589| George Herbert Wise-| ( 3 County of Inglis, parish of Burdekin. Cockburn Shire, measured! The Chairman,| 7 Oct., 1910 
3.P.1910-147) man, portion 26+. ; Land Board. 


Tamworth, 
1910-9,703 | Thomas Parvish | 9 0 0 | County cf Rous, parish of Mullumbimby, Byron Shire, being the| The Ghairman.| 7 
8. P.1910-159 (about). area lying between portions 11 and 12 and the main arm (right] Land Board, 
bank) of Brunswick River, being reserve 1,146 for access,| Grafton. 
notified 9th June, 1884. 
1910-10,297 | Frank Ogborne.., | 9 0 O| County of Arrawatta, parish of Byron, Bann«ekburn Shire,| The Chairman.| 7 
5.P, 1910-69 measured portion 70. Land Board, 
; Armidale, 


— TT pe eR SMR aR RE aa eee 


7 Sepr., 1910.] . NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 138. . 5017 


[1566] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 7th September, 1910, 
APPLICATIONS FOR THE CLOSING AND PURCHASE OF ROADS. 


TOTICH is hereby given that applications have been made, under the Public Roads Act of 1902, for the closing and purchase of the 
roads described in the Schedule hereunder, and that it is intended te close anch roads unless valid objections are jound to exist. 
Any person desiring to lodge objections should forward the seme in writing, addressed to the Minister for Lands, on ov before the date 


specified hereunder, 
8, W. MOORE. 


fa 


Date up to 
Registration No. Applicant. Area, Description. which objections 
| may be lodged. 
Aln. Sek Bane Pe y 
1910-9,874 | William Plumpton| 4 0 0 | Parish of Nandewar, county of Darling, Barraba Shire— 7 Oct., 1910 
8.P. 1903-26 Wilson and Clifford The boundary road 100 links wide separating portion 50 from portion 
Philip Wilson. 116. 
» Do | 6 8 22 | Boundary road 100 links wide separating portions 4 and 17 from) 7 ,, 7 
portion 116, reserved road 100 links wide within portion 116. 
cf Do 1 116] Parts of reserved road 100 links wide within portion 48, east of road| 7 ,, rr 
R. 5,334-1,603 and east and weet of Sheep Station Creek. 
br Do i 2 0 24) Reserved road 100 links wide within portions 61, 62, and 38 Se Ta oe 
a Do 8 0 0O| Parish of Crawley, county of Murchison. Reserved road 100 links}; 7 ,, + 
wide within portions 5! and 52. 
Ri Do ...| 83 3 8 | Parish of Nandewar, county of Darling, Barraba Shire— Toes oj 
Boundary road 100 links wide separating portions 114, 39, 40, and 112 
from portions 108 (part), 107, 90, 67, 65, and 48, extending from 
the south-western corner of portion 108 tc the south-western corner 
| : of portion 112, 
tp Do ..{ 7 814] Boundary road 100 links wide separating portions 107 and 104 (part)| 7 ,, rn 
from portion 90, extending from the south-western corner of portion 
107 to the north-eastern corner of portion 90. 
u ¥ Do ..| 12 2 0}. Reserved road 100 links wide within portion 112... He ed Se oe x 
Ag “y~ 0 ea Ue Reserved road 100 links wide within portions 95, 69, and 68... Lie ts fe 
‘ i Do ».| 6 0 80} Reserved road 1C0 links wide within portion 63 Mie ss c 
(about). 
» Do veel) Leathe, i Sey road 100 links wide separating portion 67 from portions 90) 7 ,, °F 
and 91. 
1910-9,821 | The Mohonga Com-| 85 0 30 | Parish of Rand, county of Hume, Urana Shire. The southern) 7 ,, a 
§.P. 1909-216 | | pany. (about). reserved road #00 links wide within portions 7, 5, 8, and 9 
extending from the eastern boundary of portion 7 westerly to the 
western boundary of portion 9. 
1910-10,734 ,(.Thomas Davis ..{ Z 1 © | Parish of Congo, county of Dampier, Eurobodalla Shire, The boun-| 7 , 9 
8.P. 1910-25 (about). dary road 100 links wide separating portions 245, 37, 38 (part) 
from portions 71 and 70 extending from the south-western corner 
of portion 70 east to Coila Lake, portion 70; the boundary road 
100 links wide separating portion 70 from portion 71; also 
reserved rcad 100 links wide within portion 71. 


1910-11,143 | Charles Langfield ....10' 0 0} Parish of Morougla, county of Forbes, Waugoocla Shire. The boun-| 7 ,, cn 
8.P. 1910-76 dary road 150 links wide separating portions 16 and 12 from 
portions 96, 84, and $4 extending from the north-east corner of 
portion 16 south, west, again south to the south-western corner of 
portion $4; also road of variable width separating portion 12 from 
92 extending from the south-eastern corner of portion 12 west to 

the north-western corner of portion 92. 
1910-12,187 | Miriam Sextillia) O 0 4 | Parish of Glen Innes, county cf Gough, Municipality of Glen Innes.! 7 ,, > 


§.P. 1910-105 Grover, Charlotte The lane 30°3 links wide separating allotment 22 section 3 from 
Ann Grover, and allotment 12 of the same section. 
Maria Amelia 
Grover. 


1910-12,186 | Edward Grover ...| 0 O 4 Parish of Glen Innes, county cof Gough, Municipality of Glen Innes.) 7 ,, te 
8.P. 1910-104 The lane 80:3 links wide separating allotment 23 section 3 from 
part of allotment 12 of the same section. 


1910-12,264 | Thomas Polk Wills-| 9 2 25 | Parish Weetaliba, county Nandewar, Liverpoot Plains Shire— Uh Mee . 
8.P. 1905-52 allen. Road 100 links wide separating portions 173 and 174 from portions 
. 89, 88, and 175. 
5 Do «| 9 2 25.|- Road 100 links wide separating portions 78 and 79 from portions 76] 7 , - ,, 
and 77. 
x Do | 7 O O} Reserved road 100 links wide within portions 80 and 81... San ede ey fe 
. Do | 16 3 16| Read 1U0 links wide separating portions 172, 171, 87,170,and 176] 7 ,, of 
. from portions 84, 8&6, 177 to 180 including cross road and extend- 


ing from the north-west corner of portion 84 to the north-east 
corner of portion 180. 


a Do ...| 8 237 | Road 100 links wide separating portions 196 and 216 from portions] 7 ,, FE 
183, 144, and 149, including cross road 100 links wide. 
Do ..| 18 2 9] Road 100 links wide separating portions 181, 182, 142, 148,147 from| 7 ,, fs 


portions 200, 201, 14), 169, 1¥0, and 192, including one cross road 
100 links wide and extending from the north-west corner of por- 
tion 200 to the north-east corner of portion 192. 

3 Do. | 17 0 10{ Road 100 links wide separating portions 165, 166, 90, 167, 168, 169,| 7 


and 189 from portions 94, 95, 96, and 188, and extending from the ¢ : 
north-west corner of portion 94 to the north-eass of portion 188. 

=) Do --| 9 2 25 | Road 100 links wide separating portions 76 and 77 from portions 75| 7 ,, - 
and 72. 

= Do | 7 238 | Road 100 links wide separating portions 71 and 131 from portion| 7 ,, % 

72 and part of 73. | 

bs > Tg LO | 15 2 0} Road 109 links wide separating portion 70, 132,133, and 98from| 7 ,, ” 
portions 62, 61, 60, 59, 58, 113, and 112, and extending from the 
north-west. corner of portion 62 to the north-east corner of portion 
112, 

x Do .| 5 2 24) Road 100 links wide separating portion 101 from portions 102, 209,) 7 4 ” 


and 260. ‘ 


5018 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138, — [7 Sepr., 1910. 


APPLICATIONS FOR CLOSING AND PURCHASE OF ROADS—continued. 


5 , Date up to 
Registration No, Apflic:nt. Area. Description. which objections 
may be lodged, 


Aln. Bs kt. sD. 
1905-12,264 | Thomas Polk Wills-; 16 0 82 | Road 100 links wide separating portions 112, 104 to 111,103, and] 7 Oct., 1910 
8.P. 1905-52 allen. +09 from portions 85 to 42, and extending from the north-east 
corner of portion 84 to the north-east corner of portion 42, 
= Do --| 8 3 382 | Road 10) links wide sepzrating portions 64, 65, and 57 from portions} 7 
51 to 54. 

s Do | 22° 1 80 | Road 100 links wide sepirating portions 56, 114 to 119, and part of] 7 

801 from portions 55, 120 to 124, and part of 66, including cross 

read, and extending from the northernmost north-west corner of 

portion 55 to the western side of reserved road through portion 66. 

oy Do --| 23° 0 0 | Road 100 links wide scparating portions 32 and 23 ts 81 from por-| 7 

tions 272 and 276 to 280, and 294 to 300 including one cross road, 

and extending from the north-west corner of portion %72 to the 
north-western side of reserved road 309 links wide within portion 

300. 

” Do --| 9 311 | Road 1CO links wide separating portions 275 to 280 from portions| 7 

285, 284, 283, 242 and 281, including one cross road. 

” Do --| 5 0 386 | Road 100 links wide separating portions 282 and 231 from portions| 7 

2°8 to 291. 

" Do «| 8 3 5 | Road 100 links wide eeparating portions 17 and 292 from portions| 7 

24, 23, 25, and its cootinuation west, being a reserved road 100 

links wide within portion 292. 

5 Do +-| 16 3 20 | Road 300 links wide separating portions 285 and 284, andpart of 283 

from portions 286 and 287, and part of 298. 

rp Do --| 3 0 20 | Road ic 0 links wide separsting part of portion 25 from portion 26 

and reserved rcad 100 links wide within portion 26. 

” Do --| 6 1.10 | Road 100 links wide separating portion 23 from portions 10 and 25... 

Lo --| LL @ 387 | oad 100 links wide separating portions 276, 282, and 288 from 

portions 272 to 475, and 283, und extending from the north-west! 

corner of portion 276 to the south-west corner of portion 288. 

exclusive of a cross road 160 links wide. 

» Do --| 7 1 0} Road 100 links wide separating portion 2)4 from portions 28(| 7 

and 281. 

” Do ---| 18 124 | Road 100 links wide separating portions 24, 114, 120, 29, and 296] 7 

from portions 35, 115, 141, 30, and 297, exclusive of two crose, 

roads each 100 links wide. ; 

” Do --| 6 3 0 | Road 100 links wide separating portions 69 and 57 and part of portion| 7 

54 from portions 68, 33, and 56, and extending from the south. 

west corner of portion 56 to the north-west corner of portion 58. 

» Do «| 4 011] Road 100 links wide separating vortions 37 and 116 from portions 38} 7 

and 117. 

” Do --| 5 128 | Road 100 links wide separating part of portion 16 from parts of por-| 7 
tions 66 and 69, and extending from the northern boundary of 
reserved road 200 links wide within portion €9 to the southern 
boundary of reserved road 200 links wide within portion 66. 

Road 100 links wide separating portions 40 aud 118 from portions 41] 7 
and 119. 

» Do --| 1 3.18) Road 100 links wide separating part of portion 125 from part of por-| 7 
; tion 66. 

” Do --| 80 2 23 | Road 100 links wide separating portions 173, 89, 79,77, 72.131, and| 7 

132 from portions 172, 84, 82, 80, 186, 187, and 133, and extending 

from the north-east corner of portion 173 to the south-east corner 

of portion 132, 

» Do | 18 2 20 Road 106 links wide separating portions 171, 85, 83, 81, and pars of 

186 from portions 170, 87, 177, 18i, 200, and part of 184, extend- 

ing from the north-east corner of portion 171 to the north-eastern- 

most corner of portion 186, exclusive of one cross read 1 chain wide. 
as Do ee ed 2 Road 100 links wide separating portions 176, 180, 182, 141, 140, 139,, 7 

: and 90 from portious 199, 147, 196, 183, 142, 159, 160, 1938, 16:, 

168, and 167, and extending from the north-east corner of portion 

176 to the south-east corner of portion 90, exclusive of a cross road 

1 chain wide, 

” Do +] 7 014) Road 100 links wide separating portions 195, 141, and 148 from| 7 

; portions 158, 150, 208, 216, 149, 148, and 147, exclusive of one 
cross road 100 links wide. 

” Do -+| 1 338 | Road 100 links wide separating portion 223 from portion 222, and| 7 

extending from the eastern side of reserved road within these por- 

tions to the western boundary of portion 212. 

” Do «| 14 0 80 | Road 100 links wide separating portions 95, 100, and 111 from| 7 

portions 96, 97, 101, 102, und 103. 

” Do | LO 8] Road 100 links wide separating part of portion 26 from part of portion| 7 

8, and extending from the south-west corner of portion 25 to the 

south-westerly prolongation of the north-western side of the 

reserved road within portion 26. 

~ Do v+| 46 3 34) Road partly 100 links and partly 150 links wide separating por'ions| 7 

174, 175, 78, 76, 75, and 74, part 73, 71, 70, 62, 63, 64, 51, and 32: 

parish of Weetaliba, from portions 152, 111, 112, 54, 53, 48, 46, 

44, 45, 57, 200, and 50, part 34 and 150, parish of Burburgate, and 

extending from the north-west corner of portion 174 to the south- 

west corner of portion 32, parish of Weetaliba. 

» Do ‘| 23° 3 0 | Road of variable width separating portions 272 to 275, 285, and 286, 7 

parish of Weetaliba, from portions 193, 194, 61, and 58, parish of 

Burburgste, and extending from the north-west corner of portion 

272 to the soutb-easterly prolongation of north-eastern side of 

road (R. 4,447-1,603), passing through portion 58, parish of 

Burburgate. 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 


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APPLICATIONS FOR CLOSING AND PURCHASE OF ROADS—continued. 


Applicant. 


Thomas Polk Wills- 


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Area. 
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Description, 


Date up to 


which objections 


may be lodged. 


Parish Burburgate, county Nandewar, Liverpool Plains Shire— __ 

Road 100 links wide, separating portion 111 from part of portion 
112. 

Road 100 links wide, separating portions 54, 55, 113, and part of 
190 from portion 53 and part of portion 52, and extending from 
the north-east corner of portion 53 to the eastern side of road 

BR. 7,021-1,603. 

Road 1C€0O links wide, separating portions 53, 52, and part of 192 
from portions 48, 51, and part of 114, and extending from the 
north-east corner of portion 48 to the eastern side of road R. 
7,021-1,603. 

Road 100 links wide, separating portions 46, 47,51, and 114 from 
portions 44, 43, 42, and part of 41, and extending from the south- 
east corner of portion 46 to the eastern side of road R. 7,021-1,603, 

Road 100 links wide, separating portion 63 from portions 38 and 43, 
and extending from the south-east corner of portion 43 to the 
south-west corner of portion 38. 

Road 100 links wide separating portion 45 from part of portion 57 ... 


Road 100 links wide separating portions 40 and 4 from portions 3¢ 
and 8, including cross road 100 links wide. 

Road 109 links wide separating portions 39 and 2 from portions 5, 
37, and part of 59, including cross road 100 links wide. 

Road 100 Jinks wide separating portion 200 from portion 50 and part 
of 49 and its continuation westerly, being reserved road 100 links 
wide within portions 57 and 63. 

Road 100 links wide separating portions 193, 33, 124, 123, 122, and 
121 from portions 34, 56, and part of 12. 

Road 100 links wide separating portions 14, 13, 37, 39,40, 41, 114, and 
part of 192 from portions 15, 12, 59, 2, 3, 4, 31, 42, 51, and part of 
52, exclusive of four cross roads each 100 links wide, and extending 
in ali from the south-east corner of portion 14 to the south-eastern 
side of road R. 7,021-1,603. 

Road 100 links wide separating portion 15 from portion 121, an¢ 
extending from the south-west corner of portion 121 to the south 
boundary of portion 12. 

Road 100 links wide separating portions 2, 3, 4, and part of 31 from 
portion 62 and extending from the north-west to the south-western- 
most corner of portion 63. 

Road 100 links wide separating portion 122 from portion 123 sae 


Road 100 links wide separating portion 43 from portions 38 and 42... 


Road 100 links wide separating portion 124 from portion 83 and part 
of portion 32. 

Road 100 links wide separating portion 45 from portion 63 and 
extending from the north-east corner of portion 63 to the nortk 
boundary of portion 57. 

Parish of Weetaliba, county of Nandewar, Liverpool Plains Shire— 

Road 100 links wide separating portions 258, 246, 245, 243, 238, 211. 
67, 210, 205, and 204 from portions 254, 247, 214, 68, 237, 236 
235, and 234, extending from the north-west corner of portion 25: 
to the easterly prolongation of the northern side of road reservec 
within portion 204; also the road 100 links wide separating por- 
tions 184, 213, and 211 from portions 135, 212, and 67, and th 
road 100 links wide separating part of portion 236 from portion 237. 

Road 100 links wide separating part of portion 256 and portions 248. 
195, 215, 246, and 247 from portions 85, 22, 194, 214, 245, anc 
244; also the road 100 links wide reserved within portion 254, 

Road 100 links wide separating portions 258, 215, 214, and 242 fron 
part of portion 248 aad from portions 195, 194, and 241; also the 
road 100 links wide separating portions 241, 242, and 243 fron 
portions 240, 239, and 238. 

Road 100 links wide separating portion 226 from portion 227, extend- 
ing from the south-westerly prolongation of the south-eastern side 
of the reserved road within the last-mentioned portion to thi 
north-east corner of portion 226. 

Road 100 links wide separating part of portion 255 and portions 258 
and 252, parish of Weetaliba, from portions 51 and 39, parish o/ 
Boorobil. 

Tarish of Burburgate, county of Nandewar, Liverpool Plains Shire 
Road 100 links wide separating portion 152 from part of portior 
iit 

Parish of Weetaliba, county of Nandewar, Liverpool Plains Shire— 

Road 50 links wide reserved within and along the east boundary of 
portion 201. 


Reserved road 100 links wide within portions 223, 227, 226, 225, 224, 
223,222, and 221, extending from the north-west corner of portion 
228 to the south-west corner of portion 221; also the reserved 
road 100) links wide within portion 204 and continuation thereoi 
to north-west boundary of portion 226. 


0 017 / Parish of Terranora, county of Rous, village of Cooloon, Tweed 


No, 138, 7 Sepremper, 1910,—7, 


Shire. The lane 31 links wide on the west of allotment 8 of 
section 3. 


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[1516] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIC ROADS ACT OF 1902, OF RESUMPTION OR WITHDRAWAL AND 
DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROADS. j 


} fas Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Public Roads 
. Act of 1902, the lands hereunder described (in respect of which Jands notice of proposal to resume or withdraw the same has been 


duly given) shall be and are hereby resumed or withdrawn for the several roads hereunder specified, and that the said lands shall be and 
are’ hereby dedicated as roads. 


s. W. MOORE. 


Dzsceiprion or Roap orENED:—Road of access from road at north-east corner of portion 63 to portion 69, parish of Breelong, 
county of Gowen, Gilgandra Shire No, 57. 


[ Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1910-178-11; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,924-1,603.] | 


DESCRIPTION of land now withdrawn for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 


A proposal to withdraw the land referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 29th June, 
1910, folio 3562. 


Lanp Districr or COONAMBLE, 


| Width of eee 
Character Land F 
Pept Area. | Parish Neme. Reputed Licensees. Occupier. of Withdrawn bilson’ 
3 Holding. and Dedicated 
Dedicated. H 
Beem bye : a. T. p. 
63 2,535 0 6 | Breefong «| David Drysdale... oss ap . | Francis R. Skinner .. | Sett. Lease No. 1,837 ...| 200 links ... i070 


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Duscription or RoaD OPENED :—Road from the Braidwood-Tarago road to the Boro-Mulloon road, parishes of Barnet and Merrigan, 
cousty of Murray, Tullagandra Shire No. 106. 
[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-304-10; Catalogue No. of Plan-—9,883-1,603. ] 


Dasonrperion of lands now resumed or with lrawn for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 


A proposal to resume or withdraw the lands referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 
6th July, 1910, folio 3716. | Reet y. 


_ Laxp Disrrict or Brarmwoop. 


| Width of Area 
‘ Ghatastes Land Resumed 
can Area Sine | Reputed Owner. Occupier. of rane oF Withdr awn| Larts of roads declared to be a Public Road. 
| Holding. 
and and 

| Dedicated. | Dedicated. 

aya j B.2P Sap 

1 78) 9 O | Barnet «| Mes. Alex. McQueen| William Barrett] Freehold ...| 1 chain ... O-“1L, 0 devlniaicvn'sasiedi sacjsalivanissqleaninsdleavtiyeisevscsie ty tcaleatiea 
sobes 3897 0 0 | Merigan ...| James Partington. .' James Partiog-| A.L. 21,852... eee 4 1 0 | This area is withdrawn. 
, ton. ; 

The parts of existing roads included in 
survey and in continuity of new road are 
declared to be a public road, and dedicated to 
the public accordingly. 


“DESCRIPTION OF RoAD OPENED :—Part of road from Cobargo-Bodalla road to Nerrigundah, within portions 39 and 48, parish of 
; Urobodalla, county of Dampier, Eurobodalla Shire No, 104. 
[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1908-726-11 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,959-1,603.] 


Dzscrivrion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road. 


ne r proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette, of 6th July, 1910, 
olio 3719. 


HAND District or Morvuva. 


a Width of ix’ 
oe Parish. Charadterot |. 2894 withdrawn 
£8 Ares. Nadine, Reputed Owner, Occupier. Holdin g. Wieaspae an i Part of Road declared to be a Public Road. 
. Dedicated, | Dedicated. | 
: Pare eaten err’ ‘ re re peer eo erste =e ae 5 3 eee = 
a T. pe} ; iT Pp 
89 | 38 3 0 | Urobodalla| Bink of Australasia) Ignatius J. Stor-| Freehold «.| Variables.) 0 8 20 Ob soe 200 cue ces 804 008 ens var ons ven 60s eon sed ons 000 168 gee ras bes 06d 
man. 
43 | 40 0 0 Do __...| The National Mutual] William Layvis ...| C.P. 69-5,0¢4 ...| i chain ...} 0 114 uh ash can cuss coeinee cae dshGok aaa eos onsiedeben conde itUe taaNeuiane 
be ‘ Life Association of 
Australasia (Ltd.) {Phe part of reserved road within portion 43, in- 
cluded in survey and in continuity of new road, 


; is declared to be a public road, and dedicated to 
: the public accordingly. ; 


eames 
£ 


Drscription OF RoaD OPENED :—Road from the private village of Doree to the Wallsend Road, parish of Coorumbuag 
Northumberland, Lake Macquarie, Shire No. 88. 


, county of 
[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-489-9; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,926-1,603.] 


Description of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 


oe Se ghd dei to resume the lands referred to for ihe road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 6th J uly, 1910, 
olio Z 
Lanp Distzrot oF NEwcasrze, 
ere Character Width of Area 
Ro, Area, Parish Name. Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land Resumed 
Holding Resumed and and 
ee 2 Dedicated, — Dedicated. 
a Nu pP. | ' : : S a R: ro 
3 25 0 0 | Coorumbung .., «.| Mrs, Gardner ah <a «| Mrs, Gardner and road in use...| Freehold ... -.| 1 chain and 100 
variable. 


30 40 0 0 Do 


tee fi ».| J. Douglas, and road in use ... do 


oce «.| J. Douglas ... 


ee ..| Variable a 9. 0.14 


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[1517] 


Department of Lands, 
be Sydney, 71h September, 1910. 
NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIC ROADS AOT, 1962, OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR 
ROADS, AND OF THE CLOSING OF ROADS OR PART OF ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY; ROADS 
DECLARED TO BE PUBLIC ROADS. , 
} IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Publie 
Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described (in respect of which lands notice of proposal to resume the same has duly 
been given) shall be and are “hereby resumed for the eeveral roads hereunder specified; and that the said lands shall be and are hereby 
ddiested as roads; also, that the roads or part of roads hereunder apecified, which are deemed to be unnecessary (in respect of which 
n ‘tice of proposal to close the same has duly been given), shall be and sre hereby closed. 
S. W. MOORE. 


DEscrIPTIoN OF ROAD OPENED :—Road through allotments 4, 5, and 6 of section 12, suburban lands of village of Wallabadah, 
parish of Wallabadah, county of Buckland. 


(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1901-250-15; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 7,355-1,603.] 


Dxcorrrrion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of parts of roads deemed to be 
unnecessary, which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, was 
published in the Government Gazette of 28th March, 1903, folio 35:9. 


Lanp District or MuRRUEUNDI. 


Width of 


, Area 
Character Land Resuined 
Faris Ares. Parish Name | Reputed Owneis. Occupier. af Resumed aad Parts cf Roads closcd, &e. 
No, ; Holding and Dedicated 
{ Dedicated. ‘ 
1 
ante a kr p. 
Allo*ment4,) 3 2 0 | Wallabad.b | Wm. Kent .| Wm. Kent ...| Freehold...) lchain ..| © 2 0 |} The unnccessary part cf John-street, north o f 
section 12, | Maria-street, and the unnecessary part of Ford - 
Allotment 5, 3 2 0 Do do “tn do $s do «| 1 chain & 0 139 |! street, west of new road, are closed, and togethe 
seciioa )2. variable. f with Crown Land, being part of allotment 4, 
All tment6,) 2 2 0 Do x do coe do . do ..| Variable...) 0 0 1 | section 11, as covered by R. 21,90", for crossing, 
section 12, J are to be granted in lieu. 


DzSCRIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—Road from Cowra to Booroowa road, via Frogmore, towards Reid’s Flat, parishes of Kenyu 


Dxscerprion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of road and parts of road deemed to b 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the rcad in question, and to close the road and parts of road deemed to be 


and Graham, county of King, Murrungal Shire No. 109. . 
[ Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-924-11; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,903-1,603.] 


unnecessary which are now closed. 


necessary, was published in the Government Gazette of 22nd June, 1910, folio 8469. 


Lanp Distrricr or Boorowa. 


4 Width of Kren : 
Character Land 
Zé Parish Resumed Road and parts cf R ad clcsed, and part of Road 
a" Agee. Name, | Reputed Owner. Occupier. eau hear pe and declared to be a Public Road. 
Dedicated. | Dedicated. : 
a. tp: a. Tp 
54 40 0 0 | Kenyu.. | Goldsbrough, Mort,) Goldsbrough, Mort,’ Freehold ...| Variable ...! © 1 20 ies besiedu'eebiese'4ch'vus sacidav souls eeviegs cov ieoa catineewav’eed aa 
: & Co. (Limited). Co. (Limited). H 
31 60 0 0 | Graham | Bank of New South| David Grimson ...| C.P. 62-497...) 100 linksand 2 116 |The unnecessary parts of road (R. 1,152-1,603) within 
Wailer, variable, this portion (31) are closed and added to C.P. 


62-497 in lieu; the C,.P. and portion 31 being 

increased by 2 rocds. 

The unnecessary confirmed branch road (R. 
1,152-1,603) within freehold yortion 42, parish of 
Kenyu, and 1, parish of Graham, is closed and 
thus vested in the owners of the adjoining lands, 

The part of road at north-west corner of portion 
118, parish of Graham, included in survey and 
in continuity of new road is deciared to be a public 
road, and dedicated to the public accordingly. 


DuscRiprion oF RoAD OPENED : —Part of road from Greenethorpe Railway Station to Uppingham Railway Station, within portion 
45, parish of Cudgymaguntry, county of Monteagle, Weddin Shire No. 80. 


[ Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-592-11; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. $,861-1,693.] 


Description of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of roads deemed to 
which are now closed, 


A proposal to resnme the land referred to for the road in question, and to close the roads deemed to be unnecessary was published 
in the Government Gazette of 6th July, 1910, folio 3718. ; = 

Land District oF GRENFELL. 
ej i Width of 


be unnecessary . 


Area 
Character Land 3 ’ 
Z 3 | Area Parish Reputed Oscupier. of Resumea | Besumed Roads closed, &c. 
g4 Name. Owner, Holding Za and eh 
x Dedicated. | Dedicated. | 
7 &% T% p. : 4 1 | a Tp : 

45 |160 0 0 | Cudgyma- | Casper H, Freudensteia..|C, ¥.Freudenstein| Freehold...) lchain ...| 2 8 6 | The unnecessary boundary roads separating 

guntry. this portion (45) from same owner’s portions 


54 and 51; also unnecessary reserved road 
50 links wide through portion 45, are closed 
and are to be part granted in lieu, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 


[7 Sepr., 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROADS, &o.—continued, 


Description oF RoaD OPENED:—Part of road from Conimbia road to Beanbah, parish of Conimbia, county of 
Leichhardt, Wingadee Shire No. 58. 


(Registration No. of Papers —Roads 1910-151-3 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,912-1,603.] 


DesoriPrion of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and.of road deemed to be 


unnecessary, which is now closed. 


A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question, and to close the road deemed to be unnecessary, was published 
in the Government Gazette of Ist June, 1910, folio 2885. 


Lanp District oF COoONAMBLE. 


a Se ee, ee ee SS 


‘i C ; ied oll ee ven 
haracter an é 
a 
S| Area. Sigg Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Resumed sara Road closed, &e. 
& “or Holding. and Dedicated : 
Dedicated. F 
a. Yr. p. \3 a.m. P 
88 | 640 0 0 | Conimbia..! The Bank of New| Charles C.L. 200 links... 9 02 The unnecessary boundary road between portion 58 and 
South Wales. Blood werth. 1905-13 same owner’s portions 36 and 37 is closed and 
added to C.L. 1905-13 (portiun 38) in lieu; the area of 
the C.L. and portion 38 to be increased by 2 roods. 


Description or Roap oPpENED:—Road from the private subdivision within portion 1a, parish of Tuckurimba, towards 


(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1908-442-18; Catalogued No. of Plan—R. 9,585 -1,603. ] 


Lismore, parishes of Tuckurimba and East Gundurimba, county of Rous, Gundurimba Shire No. 5. 


Descrrp1r0Nn of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of part of road deemed 


to be unnecessary, which is now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, ani to close the part of road deemed to be unnecessary was 
published in the Government Gazette of 22nd September, 1909, folio 5228. 


Lanp District oF LISMORE. 


1 


Pp he Area. tee Reputed Owner. 
a. tf, oP: 
1A 320 0 0 | Tuckurimba ...| C. L. Jeanneret...! C. 
(now sub- 
divided). 
45 40 0 0] East Gundu-| Mre, Brecken- E, 


rimba. 


rilge 


Character 
Occupier. of 
Holding. 
L. Jeanneret.. | Freehold 
J. Twik do 


Width of Aven 
Land Resumed 
Resumed aid Part of Road clesed, &c. 
and ; 
Dedicated. | Dedicated 
BTR 
100 links . Ope TZ | Pecos fasiecvinne:coaieeeinen can adeisas tes sevieeiiwnn cuvieesivap 
| 
100 ,, 1 316) The unnecessary part of boundary road 1 
| chain wide separating this portion (45) 
from R. Old’s portin ($1), and part of 
J. BR. Burley’s portion (40), south from 
north-west end of new deviation to the 
south-west corner of that portion, is 
closed and is to be granted in lieu. 


Descrivrion oF Roips OPENED :-—Deviation in the road from Gibberagee to the road from Casino to Lawrence and branch road, 


parish of Myrtle, county of Richmond, Woodburn Shire No. 8. 


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(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 19C8-538-12 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,947-1,603.] 


Description of lands now 1esumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of road and parts of road deemed 


to be unnecessary, which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the road and parts of road deemed to be 
unnecessary, was published in the Government Gazette of €th July, 1910, folio 3719. 


a 
as Area 
i 
wire. 
126 270 0 0 
8 160 2 0 
7| 2200 0 0 


Lanp District oF CASINO. 


Width cf eas 
. Character Land 
Toren Reputed Owner, Occupier. of Resumed Eepumed 
pai Holding. and Rend 
Dedicated. README DY | 
: ait? pi 
Myrtle...| William R. Hlli tt.| W. R. Elliott .| Part of (.L.| 109 links 70 0 
1905-10 of| includes 
430 actes 2}. branch 
rcods. road. 
Do.» do do do . | 100 links... 3 0 20 
Do .. do ee do C.P. 1yC6-1). | 100 ,, 0.1 24 


Road-and parts of Road closed, &c.,and Road or parts cf 
Roads declared to be a Public Koad. 


The unnecessary parts of reserved road within portion 
126 (part of C.L. 1905-10) are closed and added to 
f that portion (126) in lieu, the area of portion 126 being 
reduced by 3 acres 2 roods, and the area of the whole 

| C.L. 1905-10 reduced by 7 acres 0 roods 20 perches, 


The unnecessary reserved road within portion 7 is 
closed for addition to portion 7(C.P. 1905-10) partly in 
lieu, the area cf the portion and C.P. when addition is 
made to be increased by 4 acres 2 rocds, 


The parts of reserved roads inoluded in survey and in 
continuity of new roads, and also the reserved road 
within portion 126 north and east and in continuation 
of branch road are declared to be a public road, and 
dedicated to the public accordingly. 


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7 Sepr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 5023 


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[1572] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 7th September, 1910, 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROADS, AND OF PROPOSED CLOSING OF ROADS OR PARTS OF 
ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY. 


OTICE is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that cortain roads should be opened, and that it is propoecd 
LN © to resume or withdraw for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described. 


The proposed roads are shown upon p!ars which can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be inepected at tLe 


respective Offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land District in which the lands are situated. 


All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing and to forward to the Minister, within one month from date of 
this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposal to cpen the roads referred to. 


Notice is also giver that the Minister is of opinion that it is expedient to close the roads or ; arts of roads hereunder specified, and all 
persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister, within one month from this date, any 
objections which may appear to them to exist to the closing of the said roads or parts of reads, 


Plans showing the roads or parts of roads proposed to be clored can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be inspected 
at the respective Offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land District in which the lands are situated, 


8. W. MOORE. 


DESCRIPTION OF ROADS TO BE OPENED :—Part of road from Reedy C:eek, via Gunnee to Inverell, within portion 238 ; also branch road 
within portions 51, 107, and 106, parish of Bannockburn, county of Arrawatta, Banncckburn Shire No. 41, 


[Registration No. of Papers —Roads 1909-732 -7; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 10,021-1,603.] 


DzscRiPrion of lands which it is proposed to resume, and roads and parts of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to 
close. 


Lanp District oF INVERELD. 


ee ee Se ae. Se eee Se 


4 Pacis : Character | Width of Area Road and parts of Road proposed to be closed, 
+> £ Area. Nea Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to be to be and Road and parts of Roads to be declared 
he ¥ Holding. Resumed.- Resumed. to be Public Roads. 
aero: : Gi. “Ta Pe 
288 1180 0 0 | Bannock- | Arthur Frank Miles; Arthur Frank! Freehold.. | 200 links & 5 3 8 ibe unnecessary part of reserved road 200 links 
burn, Draper. Miles Draper. variable. wide and reserved road 100 links wide within 
| portion 238, also boundary road separating 
portion 106 from portions 420, 107, 108, and 
106 /820 0 0 Dow aia do Rs. do aoe do « | 100 links’... 8 314 4 109 ex. part for continuity of proposed road, 
(part of branch also boundary road separating portions 180 
road). | and 201 from portions 1(6 and 109, are to be 
107 | 80 0 0 Do do ete do ves GO) caren E200" cca 5 0 0 L closed and part granted in lieu. 
(part cf branch 
; road). 
51 | 60 0 0 Do ...| James Duff. -..| James Duff on Cis el alu Aa se 0 016 Sevieee see, <1) cee ces see ore .nss]-evleee ove s00 bon ecalvsuices Sovssoube 
(part of branch 
road), The parts of existing roads included in 
| survey and in ec ntinuityof proposed roads are 
to be declarid to bepublic roads and dedicated 
to the public accordingly, - , 


DEsczIPTION OF ROADS TO BE OPENED :—Parts of road from Cooyal to Upper Cooyal Creek, and branch road for access to portion 
4, parieh of Price, county of Phillip, Meroo Shire No, 53. 


[Registration No. of Papers-—-Rcads 1909-35-11 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R, 10,029 1,603.] 
DEsORITTION of lands which it ic proposed to resume, and part of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 
Lanp District or MUDGEE. 


P| . 
a. : Character | Width of 
Sy| Area eee Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to be orca: Part of Road proposed to be closed, & c. 
a . Holding. Resumed. 
Daa Tey Bs ; Ge TacDs 
97 1110 0 0 | Prigs... . | Mary Marks and] Friderick William| C L. 23,279 | 1 chain & 4°20 The unnecessary part of the boundary road separat- 
W. Duesbury. Babbage. variable, | (Includes ing this portion (97) from J, I. McGcath‘s portion 
branch 72, south from proposed road through portion 97, 
road). is to be closed and added to C.L. 23,279 (portion 97) 
in lieu, the area of C.L. and portion 97 to be 
: reduced by 2 acres, 
75/60 0) 0.) Do... «| James Henry| James Menry| Freehold ...| Variable...) 0 1 0 eo e80 eee ras vas eusoes \41 000 080 000,060 s09 006 vas 000 ose 000 ree bee cesses 
McGrath, McGrath. 


DrscripTIon of Roap TO BE OPENED :—Deviation in part of road from Conargo to Carathool, via Moonbria, parishes of Quiamong 
and North Conargo, county of Townsend, Conargo Shire No. 66. 


[Registration No. of Papers — Roads 1909-92-11; Catalogue No. of Plan—-R. 10,072-1,693 ] 


Description of lands which it is proposed to resume, and parts of roads deemed t» be uanecessary, which it is proposed to close. 
Lary Disrricr oF DENILIQUIN. 


a. : Charact Width of A 

Ac Parish seal } je zee Parts of Roads preposed to be closed, and part of Road 
7h Area, Reputed Ow 0. i f we P eC > P OF shO8 
By, Pp ner. ccupier. Ce} Land to be|_ to be > eh, 

é Name, Holding. Pegumed... Reseued: to be declared to be a Publie R>ad. 


ac Ary p. ‘War. -p. 

: The unnecessary part of reserved road within P. Lan- 
9} 311 1 29 | Quiamong | Percy Landale ...| Percy Landale| Freehold ...| Variable...| 4 1 0 dale’s portion 9 and unnecessary part«f resirved road 
{ within same owner’s portion | north-east cf road R. 
Ki 20 0 OQ} North do a3 do eee do -| 150 links...| 38 6 0 J,541-1,692, parish of Quiamong, are to be closed and 
Conargo. | part granted in lieu. 


The part cf reserved road w'thin ysortion 9, parish of 
Quiamong, inc!uded in survey, and in continuity of pro- 
posed road, is to be declared to be a public road and 
dedicated to the publi¢ accordingly. 


5024 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. [7 Sepr., 1910. 


« 
NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED CPENING AND CLOSING OF ROADS, &c.—costinued. 


DerscrIPTIon OF RoaD TO BE OPENED :—Part of road from Essington Park to Bathurst within portion 1, parish of Jocelyn, county of 
Westmoreland, Oberon Shire No. !14, 
( Registration No.of Paper—Roads 19!0-656-2 ; Catglogue No. of Plan—R. £6$B-1603. } 


Description of land which it is proposed to resume, and rvad end part of road deemed to be unnecessary which it is proposed to close. 
Hine Lanp District or Batnurst. 


= Parish Character Width of Area to 
= Bs Area, Neue Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to be be Road and part of Road proposed to be closed, &c. 
& : Holding. Resumed. Resumed. 
= \ 
Boe Te ps 3. ¥. Pp. 
1 |- 180.0 0.| Jocelyn ...) Albert E. Burcher,| Roadin use ..., Freehold ...! Variable ...| 38 i 0 | The arca (2} acres) proposed to be resumed includes 


we 


~ confirmed road. 3 rocds cuvereé by confirmed road R. 568-1,803. 


The unnecessary part of confirmed road (R. 568- 
1,603) within this portion (1), is to be closed and 
thus véstel] in the owner of adjoining land, and 
the unnecessary reserved road through portion 1 is 
to be closed and part granted in lieu, 


DersceipTion oF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Deviation ia pert of road from Nana-Woolgoolga road to Upper Bucca Bucca Creek, via 
Central Bucca, parish of Moonee, county of Fitzroy, Dorrigo Shire No. 12, 
[Registration No, of Papers —Roads 1999-303-3; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 93,938-1,6C3. } 


Descurprion of lands which it is proposed to withdraw, and roads and parts of roz1s deemed to be unnecessary, which it is 
proposed to close. 
Lanp Districts or GRAFTON AND BELLINGEN. 


| 


Width of Area 
Lard to be to be 
Withirawn, Withdrawn. 

| 


Character 


of 
Holding. 


Roads and parts of Reads proposed ta be 
closed, «¢.,and Roads and purts of Roads 
d clared to be Public Roads, 


Parish 
No. 


Parish 


Area. ame, 


Beputed Ownzer. Qceupier. 


r. p 


| Moonee Part of HS. 19¢8- 1 32 


6 of 1283 acres. 


a. 
(148 Clyde W. Amps Clyde Wm. Amps 1 chain 0 The unnecessary parts of reserved roads 


within these portions (148 and 150), east 
and south of proposed road, are to be 
closed and added to portions 148 and 150 
(part of H.S. 1908-6) in lieu ; the area of 
portion 148 to be increased by 20 perches, 


\ 
| 
\e 

that of portion 150 by 20 perches, and the 


> Land District’ 
Bellingen 


159 


<> 
a 


1 
~ 


Land District of Grafton. 


ee nS aS ee ae a ee 


30 


a 


63 3 
164 0 


WH *D: 


0 Do .. 


do 


Commercial Banking 
Company oi Sydney 
(Limited), 


The Commissioners of 
the Government 
Savings Bank of 
New South Wales. 


do 


do 


Adam J. William- 
son. 


Chas. Fox Julius 


do 


do 


HS. 97-6 (Hom. 
Grant). 


Part of H.S. 1901- 
4 of 3.03 acres 
(Hom. Grant). 


Part of A.H.S. 
1904-10 of 97 
acres 0 roods 10 
perches. 


1 chain and 0 38 | 


variable. | 
1 chain 


1 chain and 
Variable. 


1 chain 


to 


138 


to 
tr 
oO 


2 16 


area of the whole H.S. to be increased by 
1 rood. 


The unnecessary part of reserved road within 


this portion, north of proposed road, is to 
be closed and add+d to H.8. 97-6 as a grant 
in lien; the area thereof to remain 
unaltered. 

The unnecessary parts of reserved road 
througa this portion (94), unnecessary 
boundary road separating part of portion 
79 from part of portion 78, the unnecessary 
parts (2) of reserved road within said por- 
tion 78, also the unneeessary part of pro- 
claimed road (R. 7,462-1,603) within that 
portion, west of continuity of proposed 
road, are to be closed and part added as a 
grant in lieu to portions 94, 79, and 78 
respectively, parts of H.S. 1901 4; the area 
of portion 94 to be reduced by 1 rood, that 
of portion 79 to be increased by 1 rood, 
the area of portion 78 to be increased by 
3} acres, and the area of the whole H.S. to 
increased by 3} acres. 

The unnecessary part of road separating this 
portion (80) from C. F. Julius’ portion 31, 
extending from proposed road to eastern 
side of proclaimed road (R. 7,463-1,603), is 
to be closed and added to portion 30 (part 
of H.S. 1904-10) im lieu; the area of the 
H.S. and portion to be increased by 2 roods. 


Unnecessary road (R. 5,452-1,603) through 
C. F. Ju'ius’ portion 3t is to be closed, with 
a view to granting area thereof (3 roods) to 
owner cf that portion. 


All reserved and boundary roads, and parts 
of reserved and boundary roads, included in 
survey and in continuity of proposed road 
are to be declared to be a public road, and 


} dedicated to the public accordingly. 


(1571) Department cf Lands, 
Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 
NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROADS. 
.; OTICE is hereby given that the Minister for Lands desms it expedient that certain reada should be opened, and that it is proposed 
to resume for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described. 
The proposed roads are shown upon plans which can be inspected at this office, and a copy of the same may be inspected at the 
Offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land Districts in which the lands are situited. 
All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing and to forward to the Minister, within ene month from date 
of this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposal to open the roads referred to. 
= S. W. MOORE. 
I)ESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Part of road from Colong to Burragorang, within portion 9, parish cf Ooleng, 
county of Westmoreland, Wollondilly Shire No. 1z2. 
[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1£09-755 -6 ; Catalogue No. of Plan —R. 10,051-1,603 } 


Dzscriptioy of land which it is proposed to resume. 
Lanp District or Picton. 


ct | ‘Character Width of Area 
ES | Area. Parish Name. Reputed Owner. Ocoupier. 0 Land to be to. be 
é | Holding. Resumed. | Resumed, 
| | ; om 
%, Ta. Pe me 
9 | 432 0 0 | Colong oe +.| J. E. Moore and W. Inglis (trustees in| J. BE. Moore and W, Inglis (trustecs in| O'L. No, 2624°.| Variab’o..| 1 vu 18 
| the estate of late E, L. Moore’, the estate cf late KE. L. Moore), 


——_— 
we 


7 Sgpr., 1910.] 


DasortPrion OF Hosp TO BE OPENED :—Part of road from Yass-Gunning road to Yass-Gundaroo road, within “The Gap” 


NEW SUUTH WALES GOVNRNMENT GAZETTE, No 138. 


5025 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROADS—continued. 


schgol sito, parish of Mundoonen, county of King, Gunning Shire No. 127. 
[Registration No, of Papers—Roads 1910-507-3 ; Catalogue No, of Plan—R, 10,086-1,603] 


Desokiption of land which it is proposed to resume. 
Lanp Distriot or GUNNING. 


publia 


Parish Parish | Character Width of Area 
No. Area, iy Reputed Owner, Occupier. o Land tobe} to be Remarks, 
Ms EROS | Holding. Resumed, | Resumed. 
“ = — = = 
9.0 kh: BP . j . 2: LAP - : 

Unnun-| 2 0 0 | Mundoonen,,! Department of Public In-| Road in use tas «| Dedicated 100 links...) 0 1 253) This proposed resumption in- 

bered. struction ; confirmed road, land, eludes the area comprised in 
confirmed road within “The 
Gap” public school site. 

| 
[1518] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED ALTERATION IN ALIGNMENT OF STREET,—MUNIOCIPALITY OF THE GLEBE, 


N OTICE is hereby given that a proposed alteration in alignment of the undermentioned street having been surveyed and defined, it is 
proposed to submit the plan thereof to the Governor for approval, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902, 


Should any person desire to object to the action pronesed to be taken, it is requested that objection be made in writing and forwarded 
to the Minister for Lands within ove month from the date of this notice, 


Plan G.£25-1,826 
Glebo. 


{Roll} cf the street in question may be inspecte 


et at this Office, or a copy of the same at ths Town Hall at The 


[ Rds. 1910-35-5) S. W. MOORE, 
SCHEDULE OF STREET REFERRED TO. 
= a eM es 
Width Width 
Name of Street. From To of of Total width. Remarks, 
| Carriageway. | each Footway. 
trie a ft. in ft. in 
Clare-street Pyrmont Bridge| John-street 23 0 4 0 31 0 Fence encroaches. This proposed alter- 
road, ation will increase the width of the 
| carriageway for Clare-street—17 feet 
to 28 feet. 


[1592] 


Applicant, 


Weir, William James 


ueitus Albert 


...| Across travelling stock 


Site of Fence and Gates. 


At- the north-eastern 
corner of portion 49| 
and the south-eastern 
corner of portion 50. 

from 


reserve 8,949, 


north-eastern corner of 
portion 39 to north- 
western corner of por- 
tion 18, 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


APPLICATIONS FOR HRECTION OF RABBIT-PROOFP FENCING. 


i ies NTION is invited to the undermentioned applications, under the “ Pastures Protection Act of 1902,” for permissicn to 
erect Rabbit-proof Fencing and Gates. 


8. W. MOORE. 


Parish, 


Narrandera .. 


Wammera 


<T Objections may be lodged with . 
Plan exhibited at Be 
County. Crown Land Agent’s District Burveyor. 
Office at— Place, | Not later than— 
1910. 
Cooper Narrandera, and} Hay ... 2 October. 
Local Land Board 
Office, Hay. 
Nido do Means COWS 2.5 All Co per 


[1399] 


ie 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF FORFEITURE OF A SCRUB LEASE. 


is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Exeoutive Council, has approved of the Sorub 


Lease specified in the annexed Sche?ule being forfeited for non-payment of rent and non-compliance with bond condition, 
and the lease is hereby forfeited. 


The forfeiture will take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date, 


Ss 
g FA P Tibers of Name and Address of Lessee, | Land District, 
=| 3 \ 
Oce, 
297 1910-7,959 -| Maidens, William Thomas, of Glen Royal,| Warislda 


Sue ie, 


County. 


..| Burnett. ... 


Parish, Shi 


Nunga Nunga | Yallarci. 


S. W. MOORE. 


re, Area, apaial 
pened en) & 
2,860 0 GO| 11 18 ¢ 


(about). 


| 


5026 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 


[7 Sepr., 1910. 


[1264] rae 


Local Land Board Office, 


Moree, 22nd August, 1910. 


IT is hereby notified that inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board in respect to Reserves which are included in Leases, 
the conversion of which has been applied for under section 11 of the Crown Lands Act of 1908, and as to any objections te 


granting the applications. 


Particulars are specified in Schedule below. 


Particulars of Lease, conversion of which is applied for. 


Nature of 


Lease, | Area. Parish. County. 
Acres. | 
Special leases 350 Yarouah Benarba 
Nos. 1,26] 
and 1,262. 
[1265] 


SCHEDULE. 


Applicant for 


| 


Class of Holding 


Conversion. applied for. 
Chas. Conditional |.Water 
Midwood.| purchase No. 
1910-9. 


CHAS. 


THURBURN, 


District Surveyor. 


Reserves ineluded. 


and 


reserve No. 1,353. 


Place and Date ef 
Inquiry by 
Lecal Land Board. 


camping! Moree, 28rd 


September, 1910, 


Loeal Land Board Office, 
Wagga Wagga, 22nd August, 1910. 


IT is hereby notified that inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board in respect to Reserves which are included in a Lease, the 
section 11 of the Crown Lands Act of 1903, and as to any objections to 


conversion of which has been applied for under 


granting the application, 


Particulars are specified in Schedule below. 


SCHEDULE. 


Particulars of Lease, conversion of which is applied for. 


Nature of Lease. Area. Parish. County. 
Acres. 
Special Lease 110 Jugiong ,..| Harden’ 
1905-138. 


Appleant for 
Conversioa. 


William Back. .. 


A. H. CHESTERMAN, 
District Surveyor. 


LAND BOARD MEETINGS. 
NOTIOR is hereby given thet Laud Beard Mostimgs will be holden at the following places en the dates and hours specified :— 


; Place and Date of 
Class of Holding Reserves included. Inquiry by 
applied for. Local Land Board. 
Conditional The whole of Gundagai, at 10 
purchase water reserves} o'clock, on 7th 
1909-17.| 443 and 40,586.| Sept., 1910. 


When Mesting to be held. 
Place. ig Cenvened by 
Date. Hour 
Wagga Wagga ... ae ...| 20 Sept., 1910, and following days} 10 a.m n J. T. Keating, Chairman. 
Barraba ... atic 5c ».| 17 Oct., 1910, and following oe 2 p.m 0 E. J. Halliday, Chairman. 
Quirindi ,.. ane ae 215; FA = 10 a.m : do do 
Manilla we e. 24, a a TOv ae ; F do do 
Tamworth... ie SLs sy * S 9°30 a.m. ... ap do do 
Bogabri es oie 15 Nov, ax - 10 a.m a as do do 
Gunnedah... tie oe TGs re * 100%; f ae do do 
Quirindi ... a 5 Decwuas i 10 ,, ; do do 
Murrurundi % 12 33 ie, i do do 
Coonabarrabran .., = Bo Jan., 1911 ” 9°30 ,, oe do do 
Deepwater Side ArT) ...| 28 Sept, 1910 1035; 6 H. Hogarth, Chairman. 
Emmaville stole a See vai soci ke) do do 
Tenterfield Fele2O ain » and following days) 29, 2 P. m.; follow- do do 
ing ee 10 a.m. 
Glen Innes & oe wed ParOChan ess 3 OTA :1 ta ese do do 
Inverell ... ae ao ae dete er 6 S Oe se do do 
Bundarra ... eae oes Fe lle ote 3 7 Ova, sa do do 
Tinghaiys... 5a So PF, ort pear " a ae pepe Oke te do do 
Tenterfield ve cee 25 » and following days) 25, 2 p.m.; ‘follow- do do 
; ing days, 10 a.m. 
Bingara .., if ss, a és 10 a.m. .».| R. MeLean, Acting Chairman. 
Warialda ... if a 12 10.555 ie a3 do do =~ 
Dubbo™ =... Be aa ea pak’) and 20 Sept., 19O ess, LOS ...| M. A. Maclean, Chairman. 
Warren : ...| 27 Sept., 1910, and following days Ove ve do do 
Cobborah ... hee see ...| 4and 5 Oct., 1910 a 10-5 do do 
Coonamble ws Mae ...| 18 Oct., 1910, and following days 10%; do do f 
Trundle .,. sey is eee’. Sept., » and following day: 22, 2 pm. ; ; follow-| B. Shelton, Chairman. 
ing day, 10 a.m. fs 
Peak Hill... shld Mugs : 09 3 ...| 10 a.m. ss do do 
Parkes pis fro 0 i » and following days| 10 ,, Ae de do 


7 Sepr., 1910.] 


[1134] 


eee is hereby given that Sittings of the LAND APPEAL COURT OF 


IN THR LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 5027 


NEW SOUTH WALES will be holden at 


DARLINGHURST, commencing at 10 a.m. on Monday, the 12th day of September next, for the hearing of all Appeals 
and References in respect of which notices have been issued, and for the hearing of all such other matters ae may be lawfully 


brought before the said Court. 


22nd August, 1910. 


Lend Appeal 
Court No. 


8871 


8926 


8931 


8939 


6943 


8959 


8962 


— 89638 


8965 
8967 


8968 ~ 
8969 


8970 


Molong ... 


Grafton... 


Hillston... 


Grafton... 


Gunnedah 


Scone 
Gunnedah 
Do 
Casino ... 
Armidale 
Do 


Murrurundi 


Do 


| Walcha... 
Parkes ... 


Bellingen 


Bingara... 


Do 
Do 


Parkes ... 


Land District. 


The following cases will be heard :-— 


Appellant. 


...| W. Jd. Barber 


...| Minister for Lands .., 


A, Adams 


R. J. Ferrett, jun. ... 


| J. McCormack 


SAN ist eyen = Cac otk 


W.J. Knapman... 


,..| Minister for Land ne 


Hilda M. M. Moorhead 


A. Thompson 


...| A. A. Thompson 


R. P. Abbott... 


H. Avard 


...| d. F., A., and 8. Vickery 
.| A. 8S. Machin 4 


aie eollard. «cs. ay 
...| J. 8S. McGovern 


salt de Si Reeces.a. =: >it 


do 


| W. J. Magill 


W. R, JAMIESON, 
Registrar. 


Nature of Appeal or Reference. 


Appeal against the decision of Local Land Board in respect of 
his application for appraisement of the annual rental of 
conditional lease No. 1908-8, Molong. 

Reference for decision in respect of Michael Daniel O’Connell’s 

. application to convert his special leases Nos. 1900-3, 1901-2, 
and 1907-36, Grafton, into an original conditional purchase 
No. 1609-120, Grafton. 


...| Appeal against the appraised value of a Crown improvement 


(well), on his additional homeatead selection No, 1909-3, 
Hillston. 

Appeal against the finding of Grafton Land Board overruling a 
certain objection taken in respect of their dealing with the 
appraisement of the capital value of the land comprised in 
original conditional purchase No. 1909-50, Grafton. 


.| Appeal against the appraised capital value of the land comprised 


in his original conditional purchase No. 1910-3, Gunnedah, 
being a conversion of his original homestead selection No. 
1900-2, and additional homestead selection No. 1904-47, 
Gunnedah. 

Appeal against the appraised value of a Crown improvement 
(dam), on bis conditional lease No. 1909-30, Scone. 

Appeal against the appraised annual rental of his settlement 
lease No. 637, Gunnedah. . 


...| Beference for determination of the annual rental of Walter John 


Knapmen’s settlement lease No. 637, Gunnedah. 


...| Appeal against the appraised annual rental of her conditional 


lease No, 1909-93, Casino. 


...| Appeal against the recommendation of Lecal Land Board for 


refusal of his special lease application No. 1910-21, Armidale, 
Appeal against the recommendation of Local Land Board for 
refusal of his special lease application No. 1910-26, Armidale. 


,..| Appeal against the appraised value of certain land resumed for 


road purposes for, and in connection with, the road Bland- 
ford to Timor, parish of Murulla, county of Brisbane, Land 
Dietrict of Murrurundi : 


...| Appeal against the appraised value of certain land resumed for 


road purposes for, and in connection with, the road Blandford 
to Timor, parish of Murulla, county ofjBrisbane, Land District 
of Murrurundi. 


.| Appeal against the finding of Local Land Board in respect of 


conditional purchase No. 1907-66, Walcha. 


...| Appeal against the recommendation of Local Land Board for 


refusal of his special lease applications Nos. 1910-11 and 
1910-12, Parkes. 


.| Appeal against the recommendation of Local Land Board for 


refusal of his special lease application No. 1910-2, Bellingen. 

Appeal egainst the disallowance of his additional conditional 
pure] asa application (unnumbered), Bingara, and against 
the direction of Local Lagd Board in respect of John 
Michell’s additional settlement lease application No. 1909-7, 
Bingara. 

Appeal against the recommendation of Local Land Board for 
refusal of his special lease application No. 1909-19, Bingara. 


...| Appeal against the recommendation of Local Land Board in 


respect of John Thomas King’s special lease application 
Wo. 1909-21, Bingara. 


...| Appeal against the direction of Local Land Board in respect of 


his additional homestead selection application No. 1908-3, 
Parkes. 


REFERENOES BY THE MINISTER FOR LANDS FOR THE RETURN OF THH UNDERMENTIONED CASES 
TO LOCAL LAND BOARDS FOR RE-HEARING. 


| Land District. 


Land Appeal 


Court No. 


8964 
8966 


| Bellingen .., 


Casino 


| 


Nature of Reference. 


.| James Henry Claude Ryce’s conditional purchase and conditional lease 
applications Nos. 1909-148 and 1909-37, Bellingen. 
...| Patrick Casey’s application for the extension of the term of his special lease 
No. 8,780, Casino. 


FOR MAKING OF AN ORDER IN THE FOLLOWING CASH IN ACCORDANCE WITH DECISION OF 
THE SUPREME COURT. 


Land Appeal 
Court No. 


8841 


Cowra 


Land District. 


Appellant. 


Minister for Lands .., 


Nature of Appeal or Reference. 


Reference by Cowra Land Board for direction as to the issue of 
the final certificate in respect of Thomas Francis Mullampy’s 
originai conditional purchase No. 1909-138, Cowra. 


5028 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. {7 Supr., 1910. 
PROCLAMATION 
New Sout WaAtgs, oe His Excellency The Right Honourable Freprric Joun Napiur, Barox Cuenmsrorp, 
to wit. 
rey Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Sain$ George, 


W. P. Cunten, 
By Deputation from His s 
Excellency the Governor. of Australia. 


Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the Commonwealth 


DECLARATION OF CROWN LANDS, &c. 
N pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, I, Vrepertc Joun Napier, Baron Cnermsrorr, Governor of the State 
of New South Wales aforesaid, with the advice of the Hxecutive Council, do hereby proclaim that the following surrendered areas 


are hereby added to and now form part of the adjoining Conditional Lease particularised hereunder, subject to the special conditions stated 
in regard to purchase money or rental, &c..:— 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Laxp Disrrior or GuNNEDAH, AND LivERPoot Praims Sure. 


5 . Annual a Future | Future Date from 
County. Parish, Portion. Area, Cok, Ne of Added to. Rental, ash), Ruerey Area Rent which addition 
. per acre, y ES ¥ of Lease. | of Lease.| takes effect. 


Acreg. d. £8, a.) £ 8. dil Acres; Zita. eae 
Pottinger «| Benelabri... 88 1974 | P. 4,768... oo] } 
CL.1908-3 .., 6 616 8| §12 6 11893 | 29.14 8 | 8 July, 19:0 
Do ean do rs 89 78 4,769... mae 


—— 


Total, 2734 


Notg.—(1) The price of the land for purpozes of conversion into additional conditional purchase is fixed at £1 103. by separate notice 


of this date. (2) The value of iinprovements on these added areas to be paid to the Crown after appraisement by the Local Land Board. 
[ Aln. 1908- 11,790] 


IN pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, I, Frepertc Jonn Napige, Baron Cuetmsrorp, Governor of the State 
of New South Wales aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council, do hereby proclaim the surrendered areas of land specified 
in the first part of the Schedule hereunder to be Crown Lands for the purposes of the Crown Lands Acts. 


I hereby further preclaim that the portions of land specified in the second part of the said Schedule have been ellotted in exchange 
for the said areas so surrendered as aforesaid. 


ScHEDULE. 
LANDS SURRENDERED. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District oF GUNNEDAH, AND Liverpoou Pains Sues. 


Portion. Parish, County. | Area, | Cat. No. of Plan. No. of Conditional Lease, 
obits niches Seat es as | 
Be EE se Pi 
81 Benelabri_... si ...| Pottinger ie -) 298° -3°0'| PL 4539-1781 ... (Part of 744. 
88 Do ie ni 4 do bag lots bet eb 4 poem. an i » 4,884. 
89 | Po a ave ak do See i 465 0. .0_) P.caipeok = i, S 4,885. 


Norg.—Portion 81 set apart this Gay for additional holdings. 


LANDS ALLOTTED IN EXOHANGH FOR LANDS SURRENDERED. 


' CHNTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Disericr or GuNNEDAH, AND Liverpoon Prains SuHiae. 


i 


Portion, Parigh. County, Area, Cet. No. of Tlan. OE ti ag pe will 
hereafter be known, 
l sae 
ace ee De | 
85 Benelubri... a ...| Pottinger sik a} 298 3 0] P, 4,604-1,787 ... ...| Part of 744. 
90 | Do eon monte idle Ti ans aah Bae abbey OF > Lan OM Py A270 >, A ie eo. Got ae 
91 | Do nea 500 | do ats ae ay OK Of AO tan 2 7 Br 0 ie ces | a 4,885. 
\ 


{Aln, 1910-11,790] 


REVOCATION OF DEDICATIONS, &o. 


WHERBAS under the 105th section of the Crown Lands Act of i834, and the 41st section of the Crown Lands Act of 1889, power is givn 
for the revocation of any dedication and grant of Crown Land dedicated and granted by the Crown: Now, therefore,I, FrepERio JouN 
Narizr, Bazon CHELMSFORD, as such Governor as aforesaid, with the advice cf the Executive Council of the said State, do hereby 
declare that all preliminary action in connection with the proposed revocation of the dedication and grant of the land at Orange, area 8 
acres, dedicated 12th July, 1895, for Athletic Sports, and described in the Schedule hereto, has been duly taken: And I do hereby, with 
such advice as aforesaid, wholly revoke the said dedication and grsnt, and proclaim that the said dedication and grant shall be and ere 
hereby revoked :— 
THs SCHEDULE REFERRED TO, 
Description of 8 acres of land, the dedication and grant of which are hereby revoked. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish of Orange, counties of Bathurat and Wellington, town of Orange, and State of 
New South Wales, containing 8 acres: Commencing at the intersection of the south side of Moulder-street with the west side of Lord’s- 
place ; and bounded thence on the east by part of that side of Lord’s-place bearing south 8 chains 1 link to the north eide of Torpy-street ; 
on the south by part of the north side of Torpy-street hearing west 10 chains to the east side of Aneon-street; on the west by part of 
that side of Anson-street bearing north § chains 1 link to the south side of Moulder-street aforesaid; and on the north by part of that sida 
of Moulder-street bearing east 10 chains, to the point of commencement, To inglude section 484, Plan O. 56-3,309, ; 
[Ms, 1910-10,214] : 


7 Sepr., 1910.) NEW SOUTH WAJ US GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 5029 


PROCLAMATION —continued. 
REVOCATION OF DEDICATIONS, &c.—continued. 


WHEREAS under the 105th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, power is given for the revocation of any dedication of Crown Land 
dedicated by the Crown: Now, therefore, I, Fraoreic Joun Narine, BARON CuxLMsFoRD, as ‘such Governor as aforesaid, with the advice 
of the Executive Council of the said State, do hereby declare that all prelimiaary action ia connection with the proposed revocation of the 
dedications for Public School sites at Chandler's Peak, dedicated 10th January, 1883, and Kildary, dedicated 9th November, 1904, and 
respectively described in the Schedule hereto, has been duly taken: And I do hereby, with such advice as afores id, whelly revoke the 
dedications of the said lands and prcclaim that the same shall be and aro hereby declared t2 be revoked :— : 


THe SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 
Description of 2 acres of land at Chandler’s Peak, tho dedication of which is hereby revoked. 


County of Clarke, parish of Lagune, containing an area of 2 acres. The Crown Lands within the boundaries of measured portion 
28,— as shown on plan catalogued C, 943-1,867. 
[Ms. 19!0-10.937 | 


Description of 2 acres of Jand at Kildary, the dedication of which is hereby revoked, 


All that piece or parcel of land conteining 2 acres, being portion 42, situate in the county of Bourko, pavish of Ardiethan, and State 
of New South Wales: Commencirg at the west extremity of the most northera bourdary of portion 43; and bounded thence on the east by 
a west boundary of that portion bearing south 4 chains ; on the south by a north boundary of the same portion bearing west 5 chains; on 
the west by part of an east boundary of portion 44 bearing rorth 4 chains; aud on the north by part of the south side of a road 1 chain 
wide bearing east 5 chains, to the point cf commencement. Plan B. 2,595-1,806, 

[Ms. 1910-10,922 


WHEREAS under the 105th section of the Crown Lands Act of !884, power is given for ihe revocation of any dedication of Crowa Land 
dedicated by the Crown: Now, therefore I, Fruvente Jouy Napier, Basson CHELMSFORD, a3 such Goyernor as aforesaid, with the 
advice of the Executive Council of the said State, do hereby dec’are that all p-eliminary action in connection with the proposed revocation 
of the ded‘cations for Mechanics’ Institute Sites at Parkes, dedicated Sth December, 1892, and Wamboyne, dedicated 8th October, 1818, 
and respectively described in the Schedule hereto, has been duly taken: And 1 do hereby, with such advice as aforesaid, wholly revuke 
the dedications of ihe said lands, and proclaim that the ssme shalt be and are hereby deciared to ba revoked :— 


Tuy SCHEDULE BEFERRED TO. 
Description of 1 rood of lard at Parkes, the dedication of which is hereby revoked. 


All that picce or parcel of lard situste in the parish of Currajong, county of Ashburnham, and State of New South Wales: Com- 
mencing en the easte n side of Welcome-street, at ihe southern corner cf a: lotment 2, section 46, town of Parkes; and bounded thence on 
the west by that side of that etreet bearing routh 7 degrees 80 minutes west L chain 627 links to ita intersection with the north-western 
side of Short-strect ; on the south-east by that side of that street bearing north Gt degrees 13 minutes east 2 chuins 29} links to its inter- 
eection with the s uth-western eide of Gordcn-street; on the north-east by that side of that street bearing north 28 degrees 47 minutes 
west 1 chain £6 links to the eastern corner of all: tment 2 aforesaid ; ard on the north-west by the south-eastern boundary of allotment 2 
bearing south €4 degrecs (3 minvtee weet 1 chain 40} links, to the yoint of commencement,—being alletment I of section 46, town of 
Parkes. P. 9C-2,139. 

[Ms. 1910- 10,929 | 


Description of 2 roods of land at Wamboyne, the dedication of which is hereby revoked. 


All that piece or parcel of Jand sitvate in the parish of Wamboyne, county of Gipps, and State of New South Wales, con‘aining an 
area of 2 roods: Commencing at the north-west corner of portion 40 of 1 acie; and bounded thence on the west by a line bearing north 
2 chains 50 links; on ihe north by a line bearing east 2 chains; and on the east by a line bearing south 2 chains £0 links; and on the 
south by } art of the northern boundary of p-riion 40 aforesaid bearing west 2 chains, to the point of commencement. 
fMe. 1916-10,980] , 1 


WHEREAS under the 105th section of the Crown Lands Aci of 1584, and the 4!st section of the Crown Lands Act of 1§89, power is given 
for the revocation of any dedication or grant of the Crowx Land dedicated aud granted by the Crown and for the making of any new 
dedication therecf: Now, therefore, I, Frupgnic Joun Napizx, Banon Curumsvorn, as such Governor as aforesaid, with the advice of 
the Executive Council of the said State, do hereby declare that all preliminary action in connection with the proposed revocation of the 
dedication and grant cf the land at Howlong, area 95 acres, dedicated 8th April, 1870, for Racecourse, and doscribed ia the Schedule 
hereto, and for the re-dedication of part of the said lind contaiaing 66 acres 2 rood, aud also descrived in the Schedule hereto for 
Racecourse, has been duly taken: And I do hereby with such advice as aforesaid, wholly revoke the said dedication and grant and proclaim 
8 the seid dedication and grant shali be and are hereby revoked and the area of 66 acres 2 roods is hereby re-dedicated for 
acecourse :— 


THE SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 
Description of 95 acres of land, the dedication and grant of which are hereby revoked. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish of Howlong, county of Hume, and State of New South Wales, containing 
en srea of 95 acres: Commencing at a point bearing north 16 minutes west and distant 1 chain 50 links from the north-western co:ner 
of EB. I’. Reid’s portion 230; and bounded thence on the south by a road 1 chain 59 links wide bearing east 24 chains 47 links; on the 
south-east by a road 1 chain wide dividing it partly from part of H.S. Russom and Chas. Edgehill’s portion 211; and thence by a lire 
crossing a road 2 chains wide from Howlong to Albury, in all bearing north 21 degrees 48 minutes east 20 chains 30 links; on the north- 
east by part of the south-western boundary of W. Smith’a portion 210 bearing north 68 degrees 12 miautes west abou4 3 chains; on the 
east by the western boundary of that portion bearing north 24 minutes west 15 chains; ou the north by a road 1 chain 50 links wide 
bearing west 24 minutes north 29 chains 47 links; and on the weet by IHollbeach-street bearing south 16 minutes east. 35 chains 36 links 
to the point of commencement,—exclusive of the road 2 chains wide from Howlong to Albury pas:iog through this land in an easterly 
and thence in a south-easterly direction, the area of which has been deducted from the tetal area. " Plan H. 63-1,668 Roll. ch ; 


Description of an area of 66 acres 2 roods which is hereby re-dedicated for Racecourse. 


County of Hume, parish of Howlong, containing an area of 66 ecrcs 2 roods: Commencing on the eastern boundary of suburban 
lands at Howlong, at the intersection of the southern side of the main road from Howlong to Albury; and bouoded thence on the north. 
east by part of that side of that road being lines bearing respectively south 79 degrees 29 minutes east 8 chains 253 links and south 68 
degrecs 12 minutes cast 25 chains 9 ;% links; thence on the south-eust by a line bearing south 21 degrees 43 minutes west 18 chains 313 
links ; thence on the south by a Jine bearing north 8&9 degrees 37 minutes west 24 chains 51} links to the east boundary of the suburban 
lands aforesaid ; and thence on the west. by par: of that boundary bearing north 16 minutes west 28 chains | link, to the point of com- 
Mencement. To include portion 308. Plan H. 3,560-1,668. x ¢ 
(Ms. 1910-10,932] vit 


. 


5030 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. [7 Sepr., 1910. 


PROCLAMATION—continued. 
REVOCATION OF DEDICATIONS, &c.—continued. 


WHEREAS under the 105th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1834, power is given for the revocation of any dedication of Crown Land 
dedicated by the Crown, and for the making of any new dedication thereof: Now, therefore, I, FrepEric JouN Napier, Baron CHELMSFORD, 
as such Governor as aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council of the said State, do hereby declare that all preliminary action in 
connection with the proposed revocation cof the dedication of the lands at Walgett, area 4 acres 3 roods and 97 acres 3 roods, 
dedicated 14th November, 1808, and 19th September, 1884, respectively, for Public Recreation, and respectively described in the Schedule 
hereto, and for the rededication of the ssid lauds, containing an aggregate arox of 102 acres 2 roode, also described in the Schedule hereto, 
for Public Recreation, has been duly taken: And I do hereby, with such advice as aforesaid, wholly revoke the respective dedications of the 


said 4 acres 3 rocds and 97 acres 3 roods of land, and proclaim that the same shall be and are hereby declared to be revoked, and the said 


area of 102 acres 2 roods is hereby re-dedicated for Public Recreation :— 
THE SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 
Description of 4 acres 3 roods of land dedicated for Public Recreation, the dedication of which is hereby revoked. 


All that piece or parcel of land containing 4 acres 8 roods, situate in the parish and town of Walgett, county of Baradine, and State 


of New South Wales: Commencing on the left bank of the Namoi River, at the intersection with the west side of Namoi-street; and 
bounded thence on the cast by part of that side of that street bearing south 1 chain; on the south by part of the north side of Warrena- 
street bearing west 10 chains; on the west by part of the east side of Pitt-street bearing north 10 chains; on the north by part of the south 
side of Montkeila-atreet bearing east, 3 chains to the Namoi River aforesaid ; and thence by that river upwards, to the point of commences 
ment. Includes section 42, Plan Ms. 197 Me. 


Description of an area of 97 acres 3 roods dedicated for Public Recreation, the dedication of which is hereby revoked. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish and town of Walgett, county of Baradine, and State of New South Wales, con- 
taining an area of 97 acres 3 roods: Commencing on the left bank of the Namoi River, et the intersection with the north prolongation of 
the west side of Fox-street ; and bounded thence on the east by that prolongation bearing south 21 chains 1 link to the north side of Mont. 
keila-street ; on the south by part of that side of that street bearing weat 36 chains ; on the west by a line bearing north 6 chains 18 links 
to the Namoi River aforessid; and hy that river upwards, to the point of commencement. Plan L. 179-3,834a Roll. 


Description of 102 acres 2 roods of land which is hereby re-dedicated for Public Recreation. 


All that piece or parcel of Jand situate in the parish of Walgett, county of Baradine, and State of New South Wales, containing an 
area of 97 acres 3 roods: Commencing on the left bank of the Namoi River at its intersection with the north prolongation of the west side 
of Fox-street; and bounded thence on the east by that prolongation bearing south 21 chains 1 link to the north side of Montkeila-street ; 
on the south by that street bearing west 36 chains; on the west by line bearing north 6 chains 18 links to the Namoi River aforesaid ; and 
by that river upwards, to point of commencement,— being part of section 44, town of Walgett. Plan L. 179-1,834a Roll. 


Also, all that piece or parcel of Jand situate in the parish of Walsett, county of Baradine, and State of New South Wales, containing — 


an area of 4 acres 3 roods: Commencing on the left bank of the Namoi River at its intersection with the west side of Namoi-street ; and 
bounded thence on the east by that side of that street bearing south 1 chain to the north side of Warrena-street; on the south by that 
street bearing west 10 chains to the east side of Pitt-street; on the west by that street bearing north 10 chains to the south side of Montkeila- 
street ; on the north by that street bearing east 3 chains to the Namoi River aforesaid ; and by that river upwards, to point of commences 
ment,—being section 42, town of Walgett. Plan Ms. 197 Me. 

[Ms. 1910-10,924] 


WHEREAS under the 105th section of the Orowa Lands Act of 1884, power is given for the revocation of any dedication of Crown Lands 
dedicated by the Crown: Now, therefore, I, FrepEric Joun Naprrzr, BARON CH&LMSFORD, as such Governor as aforesaid, with the advice 
of the Executive Council of the said State, do hereby declare that all preliminary action in connection with the proposed revocation of 
the dedication for Public Recreation’ at Bankstown, area 5 acres 17} perches, dedicated 23rd April, 1895, and described in the Schedule 
hereto, has been duly taken: And I do hereby, with such advice as aforesaid, wholly revoke the dedication of the said 5 acres 174 perches 
of land and proclaim that the same shall be and is hereby declared to be revoked :— ; 


Tu SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


Description of 5 acres 173 perches of land, the dedication of which is hereby revoked. 


County of Cumberland, parish of Liberty Plains, Municipality of Bankstown, area 5 acres 174 perches, being the land indicated by 
green edging on plan catalogued CO, 1,644-2,030, 
[ Ms. 1910--10,923] 


WHEREAS under the 105th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, and the 7th section of the Public Trusts Act, 1897, powor is given 
for the revocation of part of any dedication of Crown Land dedicated by the Crown: Now, therefore, I, Freperic Joun Narine, 
Baron CnELMsrorp, as such Governor as aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council of the said State, do hereby declare that 
all preliminary action in connection with the proposed revocation of the dedication for General Cemetery at Grenfell, area 7 acres 2 roods, 
dedicated 6th December, 1867, so far only as it affects the part of the said area containing 3 acres 2 roods, and described in the Schedule 
hereto, has been duly taken: And I do hereby, with such advice as aforesaid, wholly revoke the said dedication in so far as it applies to 
or affects the said 8 acres 2 roods of land described in the Schedule hereto, and proclaim that the said dedication shall be and is hereby 
revoked so far only as it applies to or affects the said part :— 


Tor SCHEDULE BEFERRED TO. 


Description of 3 acres 2 roods, part of the area of 7 acres 2 roods of land originally dedicated for a Genoral Cemetery, the dedication of 
which part is hereby revoked. 


County of Monteagle, parish of Brundah, containing an area of 3 acres 2 roods: Commencing at the north-eastern corner of portion 
381; and bounded thence on the north by a line bearing east 8 chains; on the east by a line bearing south 4 chains 88 links; on the south 
by a line bearing west 8 chains to the east boundary of portion 381 aforesaid ; and thence by that boundary bearing north 4 chains 88 links, 
to the point of commencement ; being the northern part of cemetery site,—shown on plan catalogued O. 970-730. 
(Ms. 1910-10,921] : : 


WHEREAS under the 105th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, the 41st section of the Crown Lands Act of 1889 and the 7th section 
of the Public Trusts Act, 1897, power is given for the revocation of part of any dedication and grant of Crown Land dedicated and 
granted by the Crown, and for the making of any new dedication thereof: Now, therefore, I, FrepErtc Jouy Narvrgr, BARON 


CHELMSFORD, as such Governor as aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council of the said State, do hereby declare that all 


preliminary action in connection with the proposed revocation of the dedication and grant for Public Park at Rockdale, known as Cook 
Park, area about 105 acres, dedicated 30th March, 1885, so far only as it affects the parts of the said area containing 7 acres 1 rood 2 
perches and described in the Schedule hereto, and for the re-dedication of the said part for Public Road, has been duly taken: And I 
do hereby, with such advice as aforesaid, wholly revoke the said dedication and grant in so far as they apply to or affect the said 7 acres 1 
rood 2 perches of land described in the Schedule hereto, and proclaim that the said dedication and grant shall be and are hereby revoked 
so far only as they apply to or affect the said part, and the said part is hereby re-dedicated for Public Road :— 


Tur SCHEDULE REFERRED TO, 


Description of 7 acres 1 rood 2 percWes, part of the 105 acres originally dedicated for a Public Park at Rockdale, called Cook Park, 
the dedication and grant of which part are hereby revoked, and which is hereby re-dedicated for public road. 
County of Cumberland, parish of St. George, Municipality of Rockdale, avea 7 acres 1 rood 2 perches, The area indicated by red 
tint on plan catalogued R, 9,7£2-1,508. 
[Ms. 1910-10,933 | 


7 Sepr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 5031 


PROCLAMATION — continued. 


REVOCATION OF DEDICATIONS—continued. 


WHEREAS under the 105th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1334, power is given for the revocation of any dedication of Crown Land 
dedicated by Crown and for the making of any ne v dedication thereof : Now, therefore, I, Frepgetc Joun Narizr, BARON CHeLMsrorD, 
as such Governor as aforesaid, with the advice of tha Executive Council of the said State, do hereby declare that all preliminiry action in 
connection with the proposed revocation of the dedication for Publi: Road at Galargambone, dedicated by notice in Gazette of 26th 
August, 1909, and erroniously therein described as containing 3 perches, and for the re-dedication of the said land as correctly containing 3 
roods and described in the Schedule hereto, has been duly taken: and ! do hereby, with such advice as aforesaid, who'ly revoke the 
dedication of the said land, and proclaim that the same shall be and is hereby declared to be revoked, and the said land containing an 
area of 3 roods is hereby re-dedicated for Public Road :— 


Tur SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


Description of land dedicated for Public Road as containing 3 perches, the dedication of which is hereby to be revoked, and which 
is hereby re-dedicated for Public Road as containing 3 roods. 


Parish of Galargambone, county of Gowen, village of Galargambone, Crown Land, maximum, width 300 links,—as inc‘uded in the 
northern extension of Coonamble-street to eastern projection of northern side of Bourbah-street. 


[Ms. 1909-20,477] 


pee eae eee 


WHEREAS under the 105th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, power is given for the revocation of any dedication of Crown Land 
dedicated by the Crown: Now, therefore, I, Freperic JonN Napier, Baron CHELMSFORD, as such Governor as aforesaid, with the 
advice of the Executive Council of the said State, do hereby declare that all preliminary action in connection with the proposed revocat‘on 
of the dedications of the lands at Coraki, areas 9 acres 2 rocds, 4 acres, and 2 acres, dedicated 24th June, 1890, Sth October, 1498, and (th 
September, 1899, respectively, for Show Ground and additions thereto, and respectively described in the Schedule hereto, has been duly 
taken: And I do hereby, with such advice as aforesaid, wholly revoke the respective dedications of the said 9 acres 2 roods, 4 acres, and 
2 acres of land, and proclaim that the same shall be and are hereby declared to be revoked : — 


Tux SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


Description of 9 acres 2 roods of land dedicated for Show Ground, the dedication of which is hereby revoked. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish of West Coraki, county of Richmond, at Corati, and State of New South 
Wales,— embracing portion 187 of 9 acres 2 roodz,—shown on plan catalogued R. 1,231-1,744. 


Description of an area of 4 acres dedica‘ed for addition t) Show Ground, the dedication of which is hereby revoked. 


All that piece or parcel of land containing an area of 4 acres, in the same parish and county, being por.ion 293, dedicat d 8th 
October, 1898, for addition to Show Ground at Coraki,—as shown on plan KR. i,428-1,744. 


Description of an area of 2 acres dedicated for addition to Show Ground, the dedication of which is hereby revoked. _ 


All that piece or parcel of land containing an area of 2 acres, same parish and county, being portion 206, dedicated 6th September, 
1899, as a further addition to Show Ground at Coraki,—as shown on plan R. 1,437-1,744. 


[Ms. 1910~10,928} 


WHEREAS under the 105th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, andthe 7th section of the Public Trusts Act, 1897, power is given 
for the revocation of part of any dedication of Crown Land dedicated by the Crown, and for the making of any new dedication thereof : 
Now, therefore, I, Frepreic Joun Napier, Baron CuEeLMsFoRD, as such Governor as aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive 
Council of the said Stite, do hereby declare thatall preliminary action in connection with the proposed revocation of the dedication for 
Public Recreation at Coraki, ar:a 32 acres, dedicated 24th October, 1882, so far only as it affects the part of the said area containing 16 
acres, and described in the Schedule herete, and for the re-dedication of the said part, together with adjoining land, containing in all 17. 
acres 2 roods, and also described in the Schedule hercto for Show Ground, has been duly taken: And I do hereby, with such advice as 
aforesaid, wholly revoke the said dedication in so far as it applies to or affects the said 16 acres of land, and proclaim that the said 
dedication shall be and is hereby revoked so far only as it applies to or affects the said part, and the said area of 17 acres 2 roods is hereby 


_re-dedicated for Show Ground :— 


THE SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


Description of 16 acres, part of the 32 acres of land originaily dedicated for Public Recreation, the dedication of which part is 
hereby revoked. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish of West Coraki, village of Coraki, county of Richmond, and State of New South 
Wales, containing an area of 15 acres : Commencing on the north-eastern side of Henry-street, at its intersection with the south-eastern 
side of Henderson-street ; ani bounded thence on the north-west by part of the south-eastern side of Henderson-street bearing north 42 
degrees east 17 chains 50 links; on the north-east by part of the south-western side of Kardinia-street bearing south 48 degrees east 10 
chains to the north-western side of Gladstone-street ; on the south-east by part of that side of Gladstone-street bearing south 42 degrees 
west 17 chains 50 links; and on the south-west by part of the north-eastern side of Henry-street aforesaid bearing north 48 degrees west 
10 chains, to the point of commencement ;— exclusive of part of Donaldson-street. Plan C. 67-1,834 R. 


Description of an area of 174 acres which is hereby dedicated for Show Ground. 


County of Richmond, parish of West Coraki, and village of Coraki (suburban lands) containing 17 acres 2 roods: Commencing on 
the north-eastern side of Henry-street, at its intersection with the south-eastern side of Henderson-street; and bounded thence on the 
north-west by part of that side of Hendergon-street bearing north 42 degrees east 17 chains 50 links to the south-western side of Kardinia- 
street ; on the north-east by part of that side of that street bearing south 48 degrees east 10 chains to the north-western side of Gladstone- 
street ; on the south-east by part of that side of Gladstone-street bearing south 42 degrees west 17 chains 50 links to the north-eastera side 
of Henry-street aforesaid; and on the south-west by part of that side of that street bearing north 48 degrees west 10 chains, to the point ° 
of commencement,—includes suburban sections 47 and 48, Plan catalogued 0. 67-1,834 Roll. 


[Ms. 1910-10,928] 
Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this sixth day of September, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and 
ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
J. A. HOGUE. 


[1523] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVE2NMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 


[7 Sepr., 1910. 


PROCLAMATION 
New Sourn WaAtes, \ By His Excellency The Right Honourable Fruperic Joun Napisr, Baron CHELMSFORD, 


to wit. ite ip ti sald 
iad: Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint 


W. P. CuLten, 
By Deputation from His 
he Governor. Commonwealth of Australia. 


Excellency ti 
NOTICE VESTING LAND IN TRUSTEES UNDER THE PUBLIC TRUSTS ACT, 1897. 


Woe by a notification published in the Government Gazette on the 18th day of April, 1°03, an area of land containing 

6 acres 1 rood 80 perches, at Alstonville, in the county of Rous, parish of Tuckombil, State of New South Wales, was reserved 
from sale in pursuance of the provisions of the 101st section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, for public recreation and preservation of 
native flora, being reserve 35,642: And whereas by a further notification published in the Government Gazette on the 15th day of August, 
1993, Patrick Joseph Daley, Robert Gibson, Wiliam Crawford, Owen Cawlie, Alfred Charles Cooke, and John Alston Perry, all of 
Alstonville, were appointed trustees, under the provisions of the Public Trusts Act, 1897, of the said area of 6 acres 1 rood 20 perches: 
And whereas it is desired to vest the said 6 acres 1 rood 30 perches in the said trustees, in accordance with the provis‘ons of section 3 of 
the Act last above cited: Now, therefore, I, Fazpeai1s Jonn Navrer, BARON CHELMSFORD, the Governor aforesaid, with the advice 
of the Executive Council of the said State, and in pursuance of the said Public T'rusts Act, 1897, do, by this notice, to be published 
in the Government Gazette, vest the said lands comprised in the said reserve for public recreation and preservation of native flora, 
hereinbefore deecribed and numbered 35,642, situated at Alstonville aforeeaid, and containing 6 acres 1 rood 30 perches, for the term and 
during the continuance of such reservation as aforesaid, and until the same has been duly revoked, cancelled, or put an end to, and no 
longer, ia the said Patrick Joseph Daley, Robert Gibson, William Crawford, Owen Cawlie, Alfred Charles Coote, and John Alston Perry, 
and their successors as such trustees as aforesaid, to hold the same for the purpoce of a reserve for public recreation and pregerration of 
native fiora, with full power to lease the whole or any part thereof for any term not exceeding five years for grazing or other purpoeee, 
subject however to the written consent of the Minister for Lands for the tive being of the said State being first had and obtained to the 
said lease: And with further power to impose such conditions and to charge such fees for the agistment of stock as may be approved of 
by the Minister aforesaid, or as may be provided by any rules or regulations made under the powers contained in the said Act. 


(Ms. 1910-14,370} 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this sixth day of September, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred 
and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its ‘Dependencies, in the 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN HUGHES, 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


{1522] Department of Lands, 
Syduey, 7th September, 1910, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR SPECIAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASE. 


A BS is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 19 of the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1608, the (rown Lands 
comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Special Conditional Purchase Lease, and shall be disposed 
of under the prevailing conditions of the law. 


The land will be available for Special Conditional Purchase Lease on and after 6ra OOTOBER, 1910. 


An application for a Special Conditional Purchase Lease shall be in Form 21, and must be accompanied by a deposit of rental at 
the rate of Gd. per acre, and a survey fee in accordance with Regulation No. 85; the survey fee shall (unless the owner desires to pay the 
fee sooner), be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpail. Payment 
of the first of such instalments shall be made with the application. The application shall be signed and the declaration printed on the back 
of the form shall be made by the applicant. The application may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his 
agent in person duly authorised for the purpose in writing, during office hours on 6th October, 1910, or during office hours on any subs¢é+ 
quent business day, or may be forwarded on any day to the Land Agent in a posted letter, but so as not to be received by the hand Age.t 
before the 6th October, 1910. . 

All applications for Special Conditional Purchase Lease lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agext in person duly anthorised 
in writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 6ih October, 1910, or at any time between 
the 6th October, and the 12th Octsber, 1910, inclusive, chall together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultanecusly on the Gth October, 1910. 

The lease will be subject to the provisions of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, and the Crown Lands (Amendment) 
Act, 1908. 

Application must be made in good faith, that is to say, the sole object of the applicant in making the application must be to obtain 
the land in order that he may hold and use it for his own exclusive benefit according to law. The Land Board, if satisfied an application 
is made ctherwise than in good faith, is authorised to declare the deposit forfeited. 

The capital value (fer the first period of ten years) of any Special Conditional Purchase Lease within the area will be appraised by 
the Land Board after survey. : : 

The mininum area which can be applied for as a Special Conditional Purchase Lease is 20 a-res, and the maximum area which can 
be so applied for is 820 acres. 

Special Conditional Purchase Leases are not subject to any condition of residence. aa 

Any Special Conditional Purchase Lease within the area shail be improved to the value of not less than 10s. 6d. per acre within three 
years from the date of confirmation of the application. 

The timber on the land must not bo ringbarked excep! in pursuance of permits issued uader the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909. 

No timber shall be cut or removed frem the land for the purposes of sale, excep$ subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, 
and Regulat’ ons thereunder at the time in force. 


a. 
SPECIAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASH ARBA No. 15. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Districr or TUMBARUMBA AND TUMBARUMBA SHIRE. 
Nature and 
Peer ts Nearest Town 
County. | Parish. | Se es rie eg be and distance’ Water Supply. Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &e. 
Improvements. therefrom. | el 
Selwyn ...| Mannus ... §8 Unimyroved ... Tumbarumba abc’! No curface water and no good! Comprises steep to undulating slate ridges, soil 
‘ °3 miles, catchments exist for storage. | gencrally very poor, rock and gravelly slate out- 
crop over the greater part; inferior grazing 
land thickly timbered with stringy-bark mixed 
with gum and messmate, with thick undergrowth 
; of eucalyptus, heather and other low scrubs. 
| Plan §, 1,193-1,522; Ms. 1910-6,138, 


7 Sepr., 1910.] | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138, 5033 


SPECIAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LHASE AREA No. 15—continued. 


IT IS POINTED OUT THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROVEMENTS ARE OR MAY BE UPON THE 
LAND AT THE DATE OF APPLICATION HAS NOT BEEN APPRAISED. 
An appraisement or determination of the value of any improvements sball be made after the land has become the subject of an 


application for a Special Conditional Purchase Lease, unless both the owner (other than the Crown) of the improvements and the incoming 
selector have agreed to dispense with such appraisement, and have agreed on the value to be paid. ~ 


: The value of the improvements as appraised is payable within three months of the date of appraisement, or in four equal annual 
instalments with interest at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum, 


The term of a Special Conditional Purchase Lease shall be forty years from date of application, with right of conversion (during the 
currency of the lease) into a conditional pur¢hasé at any time after confirmation of the Special Conditional Purchase Lease application. 


8. W. MOORE. 


[1521] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR A OONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASE. 


r is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 10 of the Czown Lands Amendtaent Act of 1906, the Crown Lands 
~ comprised within the block hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for a Conditional Purchase Lease, and ehall be disposed of under 
the prevailing conditions of the law. 


The block will be available for Conditional Purchase Lease on and after 6TH OCTOBER, 1910. 


An application for a Conditional Purchase Lease shall be in Form 21, and must be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance 
and a survey fee as hereinafter specified ; the survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the feé sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly 
instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. Payment of the first of such instalments shall be 
made with the application. The application shall be signed and the declaration printed on the back of tho form shall be made by the 
applicant. The application may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant in person or by his agent in person duly authorised for 
the purpose in writing, during office hours on 6th October, 1910, or during office hours on any subsequent business day, or may be 
forwarded on any day to the Land Agent in a posted letter, but so as not to be received by the Land Agent before the 6th October, 1910. 

Ali applications for Conditional Purchase Lease lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in perzon duly authorieed in. 
writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 6th October, 1910, or at any time between 
the 6th October, 1910, and the 12th October, 1910, inclusive, shall together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land 
Agent simultaneously on the Sth October, 1910. 

The lease will be subject to the provisions of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1908, 
and to the following special conditions :— - 

(a) The lessee shall take such messures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all noxious scrubs, prickly-pear, 
undergrowths, and weeds, 

(b) The boundaries of the block are to be fenced with a six-wire fence, within five years of day of confirmation of lease ; 
provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Local Land 
Board. 

(c) Timber or other material shall not be cut, obtained, or removed from the land for the purposes of sale except subject to the 
provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and the Regulations thereunder and Quarry Regulations at the time in force. 

(d) The lessee shall not prevent or take any measures to hinder any person lawfully claiming any fallen timber on the block from 
removing the same within a reasonable time (to be fixed by the Minister for Lands) after the block has been applied jor. 


(e) The selector or lessee may destroy by ringbarking or otherwis2, without permit, all timber except edible shrubs. 

Application must be made in good faith; that is to say, the sole object of the applicant in making the 
application must be to obtain the land in order that he may hold and use it for his own exclusive benefit according 
to law. The Land Board, if satisfied an application is made otherwise than in good faith, is authorised to declare 
the deposit forfeited. 


—— 


CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASE AREA No. 262. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Distaior or Mup@rzn, anp Mrroo fuzz. 


———. a 
3 
| aes : Saetand Nature and Nearest 
ee Pik ee &| Area of Capital jo } percent Survey Estimated Town and Water Charecter of Land, Soil, 
Reo Block. Value. for first Fes. Value of distance Supply. Timber, &c. 
S2e ten years improvements.| therefrom. 
2, 3 BAP alose Br Oa tse Bs, GS . 
Weliing- | Merinda; 162 1,321 v 0 /|1,100 16 §& | 2710 6|15 0 0} Fencing, £ 6) Mudgee, ‘7| Cudzegcng River.! Brown-e toured soil, slate and diorite 
ton. 163. 6d., half} miles. Annual iain- formation; undulating land, stony 
yalue: fene-) fall, about 2¢| ridges,and steep rocky and stony 
ing, £1 1s. inches. mountains; moderately to thickly 
timbercd with white box, cum, 
yellow box, kurrajong, oak, and 
pine. ’ 
Plan W. 4,823-2,091 Roll. 
Ms. 1910-11,754. 


Nore,—Includes classification reserve notified 8th April, 1908. 


IT IS POINTED OUT THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROVEMENTS ARH OR MAY BH UPON THE LAND 
AT THE DATE OF APPLICATION HAS NOT BEEN APPRAISED, 


An sppraisement or determination of the value of any improvements shall be made after the land has become the subject of an 
application for Conditional Purchase Lease, unless both the owner (other than the Crown) of the improvements and the incoming selectcr 
have agreed to dispense with such appraisement, and have agreed on the value to be paid. ; 

The value of the improvements 28 appraised is payable within three months of the date of appraisement, or in four equal annual 
instalments with interest at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum. 

The term of s conditional purchase lease shall be forty years from date of application, with right of conversion (during the currency 
of the leaso) into a conditional purchaze at any time after covfirmution of the conditional purchase lease application. 


-§. W. MOORE. 


A 


5034 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 


[1525] 


[7 Sepr., 1910. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 7tl: September, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASE, &o. 


ie is hereby notified, for public information, that, wader the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the reserves from sale, or lease, 
hereunder described are hereby revoked. 


> 


S. W. MOORE. 


Land seis R Date of - 4 Papers 

District, Division. Kae Purpose, Metianaticn, County. Parish, :Holding, &c, Area, | Part revoked, No. 

| 
9 a Yr. Dp. 
Glen Bastern { oo Lara ae we \19 Aug., 1996 Gough Strathbogie | Strathbogie and) 3 224| Parts within portions! Aln. 1910 
Innes. ? Pa ie yh he dot North.| Rocky Creek Re- 283, 285, and 236.| 10,949, 
g ea races ms sumed Area 488 (Plans G. 6,554, G. 
FOTATY :© and Severn Shire. 6,552, and G. 6,550- 
1,761.) 

Dubbo ..{ Central..| 32,188] From sale or lease 16 Feb., 190] Narromine{ Buddah  ...; Timbrebongie Shire{ 208 0 0/| The whole; portion §3,/ C.S. 1910- 
other than special (Plan N. 1,118-1,884),| 9,501. 
lease. f 

Norr.—The land is held under conditional purchase. 

Dubbo ...| Central...’ 24,877 |] From gale for travel-/ 16 Aug., 1902/ Lineoin ...) Dubbo »-) Talbragar Shire ... §0 0 0O| The whole an | Ms. Ls. 
ling stock and (about). 1910-9,615 
camping. 

Nore. --Held under Speciai Lease. 
Barmed- | Central..| 57,096 | From gale for Public{ 20 Jan., 1994) Bourke Ardlethan .,.; Bland Shire «| 10 0 0} The whole. (Plan a Ms. 1910- 
man. School purposes. ?,596- 1,806). 10,922, 
Do ...| do ...| 37,097 | From licenseand lease| 30 ,, is do 6 do ies do ae 10°00 do do .. do 
generally. 

Grenfell...) do ...| 2,818 | From gale for future! 3 Sept., 2852] Monteagle | Brurdah Weddin Shire 0 384 | The whole. (Plan C.| Mr, 1910- 
extension to ceme- ; 988-1,981.) 10,921, 
tery. 

Parkes . do | 31,193 | From gcale for tem-| 14 July, 190:| Narromine Mingelo ...| Goobang Shire 10 0 0} That part within por-| Mr. 1910- 
porary common. tion 291, (Plan N.| 14,040. 

1,378-1,884.) 
Do do ..| 31,164] From lie mse and] 14 ,, = do do As do oe! «10. 0: 0 do a: do 
lease generally for 
tem porary common. 
Cocma ..,| Eastern.,| 41,351 | From lease generally| 18 Feb., 1607] Wallac> ...| Mitchell Dalgety Shire ... 0 027 | That part dedicated] Ms. 1910- 
for water supply. (about). for public road 8rd| 124, 
August, 1910. (Plan 
R. 9,791-1,603.) 
Mornya...| do .:. 878 { Feom sale fcr abori-( 2) May, 1878 Dampier .., Bodalla _,. { Burcbedalla Shire.. | 40 0 0 | The whole 30 Ms. Ls, 
| gineg, 1910- 
| | 10,073. 
Norz.—Held under szecial lease. 

Maitland..{ Eastern..{ 42,101 { From gale and leas:) 16 Oct., 1907) Northum- { Coongewai ...| Cessnock Shize ..{ 199 0 0) The whole; portion 39.) C.S. 1910- 
other than s;ecial berland. | 9,185. 
lease. | 

Norg.—The land is held under c_ndit 0 1al purchase. 
Muswell- ) Eastern..' 29,977 | Frcm annual leasc| 2¢ Jine, 1824) Brisbane...) Denman .. | Muswellbrook 265. 0 0( That part east of] Ms. Ls. 
brook. for trav lling stcck. Shire. | (about). Wybong Creek (com-| 1910- 
t pletcs revocation). 11,639. 
Metro- do ... Under | For deck as 24 Dee., 161) Cumber- Will.ughby, | Municipality of 25 0 0] The whole. (Plan C./ Ms. 1910- 
politan. gereral land. Willoughby. 58-21 63.) 11,864, 
notice. 
Do ...| do For harbour defence..| 7 Feb, 1871 do do * do ts 22 0 0| The whole. (Plan C. do 
| 31-2,030.) 
Narrabri..| Central..] 6,736 | From sale for 7 July, 1883; Naudewar| Narrabri...) Namoi Shire «| 10 0 0 | That part within por-| Ms. Ls, 
travelling stock. tion 108,—as shown| 1910- 
on plan N. 1,9938-| 10,927, 
1,774. 
Norr.—Held under special lease. 
Bingara ,| Central..) 1,945 | Fz-m sale for camp-| 80 Ae Murchison | Bingara__...| Gwydir Shire ne | 5 0 0| That part lying south| Ms, 1910- 
| ing. | (about). | of Bora Creek, 12,331, 
Nore.—The above is within reserve 25,119 f:0m conditional sale, notified 12th June, 1897, which is not affected dy this revocation. 

Gundagai) Bastern..) 1,212 | Wrom sale for public{ 20 July, 1877| Clarendon | Nangus ...| Nangus resumed) 158 1 0) The whcle. (Plans C.| C.S.1910- 

] Urposes. area No. 5024, and 8,359-1,578, P. 296-| 10,657. 
| Adjungbilly Shire, 1,978.) 
Notr.—Part held under conditional purchase, and part covered by reserve 1,092 for Public School purposes. 

Gundagai) Eastern..| ...... | From gale and lease) 24 Feb., 1909] Wynyard. | South Adjungbilly Shire.; 11 0 0/ The whole; Forfeited) Ms. Ls 
under section 136 Gurdagai. Special Lease No} 1910- 
Crown Lands Act 1,152, 11,67. 

| of 1884, 
Wagga Central. .| 24,037 ) From sale for village) 10 June, 1896; Bourke ...| Warren | Mitchell Shire ...f 813 210) Part within portions; C.S. 1910- 
Wagga. 58, 112, and 113.| 10,916. 
(Plans B. 909 R, 
B. 208, and B, 2,874- 
1,806. 
BDO: Fis do ...) 27,365 | From sale for travel-| 2July, 1898) do... do ese do o| 816 2 10 Z “my do ..| do ] 
ling stock and 
camping, 


Norr.—The land is held under conditional purchase, 


: 


7 Sepr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 5035 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


[1526] 


REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALHE, LEASE, &c. 


iP is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the reserves from sale 
hereunder described are hereby revoked,—but such revocation shall not take effect until after the expiration of sixty days froma the 


above date. 
S. W. MOORE. 


ei Division. a Purpose. | bike County. | Parish, | Shire. | Area, | Part revoked, ner 
a. Y.! PD, 
Mudgee ...| Eastern..| 8 | From gale for water| 21 Oct., 1870} Phillip...) Coggan ...) Meroo .. | 16 130 | The whote,—as shown on| Aln, 1910- 
supply. plan P. 3,340-2,125, 11,484. 
Young ... do ...| 2,097 | From sale for railway| 20 Sept., 1880] Harden | Murrim- Demondrille .. 1 0 5} | That part within the boun-; Ain. 1910- 
purposes. boola, daries of measured portion] 11,489. 
509,—as shown on plan 
catalogued H. 6,356-1,716. 
Murwil- do ...| 2,894 | From gale for public} 8 Jan,,1887| Rous ...| Ter)anora mapassevsictnest 0 1 0 | That part within allotment] Aln, 1910- 
laumbah, buildings. 18, section 1. (Plan C.| 9,41), 
§-2,315.) 
[1527] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 
REVOCATION OF PART OF TRACT OR AREA SET APART FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE. 


ime pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the notification setting apart the Crown Land comprised within the tract or 
area hereunder clescribed for original conditional purchase, is hereby revoked. 
8. W. MOORE. 


crate a a Se SN a Sa Se Se a SS Sy er 
| Area, | Part revoked. 


Land District. | Division. N rir natey County. | Parish. | Holding, &e, Papers No, 


That part within portion 28 on| Ms, 1910- 


Be Tom De 
.| RAs, 141 and 664, and| 70 0 oO 
the eastern side of Bottle Creek.; 12,476, 


Kyogle Shire, (about). 


Casino ... «| Eastern ...| 24 June, 1905 | Buller -.| Evans... 


Nors.—The above area will be available for ordinary conditional purchase, at £1 per acre, or conditional lease on 8th September, 1910. 
—— ss SS 


96 links, by. a line south to the north boundary of 


[1529] Denartmenher vands. 


Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE 
OR FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASE AND ASSOCIATED CONDITIONAL 
LEASE. 


[4 is hereby notified thatg in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 4 of the Crown Lands Amend- 
ment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the area hereunder described are hereby set apart for 
original conditional purchases or for original con- 
ditional purchases and conditional leases (other than 
those mentioned in subsection 2 (b) of the section 
above quoted), and shall become and be available 
therefor on and after the 6th October, 1910. It is 
further notified that the price of the land for original 
conditional purchase, whenever applied for, shall be 
£1 10s. per acre. It is also notified that any holdings 
within this area shall be subject to the following con- 
ditions, viz.:—(a) Timber of 6 inches or over in 
diameter at (3) feet from the ground which is suitable 
or likely to prove suitable for fencing, building, or 
railway sleepers, shall not be destroyed by ringbark- 
ing or otherwise, except under permit issued under 
section 21 (a) of the Forestry Act, 1909: Provided 
that the lessee or selector may declare any land which 
is to be cultivated within twelve months from the date 
of clearing, or cut any timber required for the pur- 
pose of erecting any necessary buildings or other im- 
provements on the subject land. (b) No timber shall 
be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of 
sale except subject to the provisions of the Forestry 
Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder at the time in 
force. (c) Not less than one-sixteenth (7;). of the 
green timber shall be preserved in the form of fire- 
breaks, clumps for shade and shelter for stock, or 
plantations for future timber supply. (d) The selector 
or lessee may destroy by ringbarking or otherwise 
without permit, all other timber except edible shrubs. 


S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION, 
Lanp District or NARRANDERA, AND YANKO SHIRE. 


County of Cooper, parish of North Bolaro, contain- 
ing an area of about 103 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries: Commencing at the 
north-west corner of portion 67, parish of North 
Bolaro; and bounded thence by a line west 22 chains 


No. 138, 7 SeptemsBer, 1910.—8, 


portion 54, parish of Bolaro, and by that portion and 
portion 67 before mentioned east and north, to the 
point of commencement. 

Nore.—Includes part (about 103 acres) of water 
and travelling stock reserve 1,887, notified 26th Janu- 
ary, 1880. Average annual rainfall at Barrellan, 
17°22 inches. 

[Ms. 1910-12,204] 


[1528 ] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE 
OR FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
Seca AND ASSOCIATED CONDITIONAL 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 4 of the Crown Lands Amend- 
ment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the area hereunder described is hereby set apart for 
original conditional purchases or for original con- 
ditional purchases and conditional leases (other than 
those mentioned in subsection 2 (b) of the section above 
quoted), and shall become and be available therefor 
on and after the 6th October, 1910. It is further 
notified that the price for the land for original con- 
ditional purchase, whenever applied for, shali be 11s. 
8d. per acre. No timber shall be cut or removed from 
the land for the purposes of sale, except subject to the 
provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations 
thereunder at the time in force. If any part of the 
land is taken up under conditional lease, the timber 
thereon must not be ringbarked, except in pursuance 
of permits issued under the provisions of the Forestry 


Act, 1909. 
S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Districr or CarcoaR, AND WaAvGoo.La SHIRE. 


County of Bathurst, parish of Egbert, containing 
an area of 437 acres 2 roods. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of measured portions 43 and 69,— 
shown on plans B. 3,297-3,494-2,009. 

Norzn.—So much of the notification in Gazette of 
15th July, 1908, as relates to the setting apart of this 
area for additional holdings, at lls. 8d. per acre, is 
hereby revoked. 


[Ms. 1910-12,475], 


5036 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. [7 Supr., 1910. 
[1530] Department of Lands, © CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Sydney, 7th September, 1910. Lanp Disrricr or Conpozotin, AND LacuiAN SHIRE. 
NOTIFICATION. SETTING APART CROWN At £1 Is. 8d. per acre. 


LANDS FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL 
PURCHASE. 


Le is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of section 4 of the Crown Lands Amend- 
ment Act of 1905, the Crown Land comprised within 
the area hereunder described is hereby set apart for 
additional conditional purchase, and shall become and 
be available therefor on and after the 8th September, 
1910. It is further notified that the price of the land 
for additional conditional purchase, whenever. applied 
for, shall be £1 10s. per acre. 

S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District or GuNNEDAH, AND LiverPoon PuLarns 
SHIRE, _ 

County of Pottinger, parish Benelabri, containing 
an area of 2734 acres. he Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of measured portions 88 and 89,—as shown 
on plans catalogued P. 4,768 and 4,769-1,781. 

Norr.—Added to conditional leaso 1908-3, Gunne- 
dah, by separate notice of this dato, 

[Aln. 1910-11,790] 


[1531] Deartment of Lands, 


Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART GROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASH, 
CONDITIONAL LEASH, ADDITIONAL CONDI- 
TIONAL PURCHASE LEASE, ADDITIONAL 
HOMESTEAD SELECTION, OR ADDITIONAL 
SETTLEMENT LEASH. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 4 of the Crown Lands (Ameral- 
ment Act of 1905, and section 22 of the Crown Lands 
(4mendment) Act, 1908, the Crown Lands comprised 
within thé areas hereunder described are hereby set 
apart for additional conditional purchases or con- 
ditional leasea (other than those mentioned in gsub- 
section | (b) of the first-mentioned section), additional 
conditional purchase leases, additional homestead 
selections,, or additional settlement leases, and shall 
becomie and be available therefor on and after the 
dates hereinafter respectively specified. It is further 
notified that the prices of the land for additional con- 
ditional purchase, or the capital value for additional 
homestead selection, of additional conditional pur- 
chas6é lease, whenever applied for, and the annual 
rents (where stated) for additional settlement lease 
shall be as hereinafter respectively specified, with 
terms of appraisement as provided for by the Crown 
Lands Acts. No timber shall be cut or removed from 
the laid for the purposes of sale, except subject to 
the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and Regula- 
tions thereunder at the time in force. If the land is 
taken up under any form of tenure other than addi- 
tional conditional purchase or additional homestead 
selection, the timber must not_be ringbarked, except 
in pursuance of permits issued under the provisions 


of the Forestry Act, 1909. 
Ss. W. MOORE. 


{Available on 6th October, 1910.) 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
LAND District or ARMIDALE, AND StveRN Suree. 
At £2 10s. per acre. 
County of Clarke, parish of Lagune, containing an 
area of 20 acres 8 roods 35 perches. The Crown Lands 


within the boundaries of measured portions 28 and 
29,—as shown on plan catalogued ©. 943-1,867. 


Note.—Includes reserve 2,969 from sale, notified. 


22nd January, 1887, and reserve 3,428 from lease or 
license for public school purposes, notified 7th May, 
1887. 

[Ms. 1910-10,937] 


LAND District or Winpsor, AND BAULKHAM Hins 
SHIRE, 
At. 10s. per acre. 

County of Cumberland, parish of Nelson, area 40 
acres. The Crown Lands within the boundaries of 
measured portion 186. Plan ©, 1,335-2,030. 

Norr.—The notification in the Gazette of 15th May, 
1907, setting apart of this area for original condi- 
tional purchase is hereby revoked, 

[Ms. 1910-13,616] 


} an area of 47 acres. 


(Annual rent for additional settlement lease, 4d. per 
: acre.) 

Within South Condoublin resumed area No. 24a. 

County of Gipps, parish of Cookaburragong, con- 
taining an area of 87 acres 1 rood. The Crown Lands 
wi the boundaries of portion 21. Plan G. 1,755- 
1,871. 

‘ Norr.—Inciudes area set apart for additional con- 
ditional purchase at £1 5s. per acre, or conditional 
lease, 16th May, 1906. 

[€.S. 1910-14,361] 


Lanp District or GUNNEDAN, AND LiverPpoon PLarns 
SHIRE. 


At £1 10s. per acre, 


_ County of Pottinger, parish of Benelabri, contain- 
ing an area of 298% acres. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of measured portion 81,—as shown on 
plan catalogued P. 4,539-1,781. 

[Aln. 1910-11,790}] 

Lanp District or Wyatone, AND Branp Sure, 
At 10s. per acre. 
Within annval lease No. 1907-40 

Counties of Cooper and Bourke, parishes of Wallan- 
dry North and Drumston, containing an area of about 
1,030 acres. The Crown Lands beunded by portions 
14, 9, and 13, parish of Wallandry North, county of 
Cooper, and 19 and 22, parish of Drumston, county of 
Bourke; includes portions 5 and 11. Plans catalogued 
C..1,139-1,804 and B, 2,075-1,806. 

Notr.—tIncludes part (about 1,030 acres) of area sot 
apart for original conditional purchase or conditional 
lease, 26th September, 1906. 

[Ms. 1910-11808] 
[Available on 10th November, 1910.] 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Sconz, AND Wootooma SHIRE. 
At £1 5s. per acre. 


County of Durham, parish of Oldcastle, containing 
The Crown Lands within. the 


i following boundaries: Commencing on the. west boun- 


dry of portion 100, at a point about 10 chains south 


‘ of its north-west corner; and bounded thence by a hne 


' west to the right bank of 


e South Arm of Stewart’s 


| Brook; by that brook upwards to a point south of 


the point of commencement. 
~ Sa land 
Noze.—Includes parts of reserve 37,318 from con- 


‘ ditional sale and 37,319 from annual lease, revoked 


: this day. 


| [1534] 


[Ms. 1910-14,018] 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District oF Parkes, AND Peak Hitt Munror 
PALITY. 


At £1 12s. 6d. per acre. 


County of Narromine, parish of Mingelo, containing 
an area of about 55 acres. The Crown Lands bounded 
by the Bogan River; portions 305, 149, and 144. 

Nors.—Iincludes reserve 24,962 from sale, license, 
and lease generally for mining purposes, revoked this 
day. [Ms. 1910-13,325] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


; RESERVE FROM SALE, LICENSE, AND LEASE 


| 


GENERALLY FOR PUBLIC RECREATION. 
" T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provi- 
i sions of the 101st section of the Crown Lands Act 
of 1884, and the 39th section of the Crown Lands Act 
of 1889, the lands hereunder described .shall be_re- 
served from sale pending determination of the portions 
to be set apart for public recreation, and reserved and 
exempted from heense and lease generally, and they 
are hereby reserved and exempted accordingly. 
S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Uanp Districr or NARRANDERA, AND YANKO SHIRE. 


ein) 


Within resumed area No. 828. 

No. 45,736 from sale (45,737 from license and lease 
generally). County of Cooper, parish of N orth Bolaro, 
containing an area of 12 acres 1 rood: The Crown 
Lands within. the boundaries of portion measured for 
reserve for public recreation at Bygoo.—as shown on 
plan Ms. 838 Hay. [Ms. 1910-12,874] 


mene, 


7 Sepr., 1910.] 


[1532] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 
RESERVES FROM SALE. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
I visions of the 101st section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1884, the lands hereunder described shall be 
reserved from sale pending determination of the por- 
tions to be set apart for the public purposes herein- 
after respectively specified, 
reserved accordingly. 

S. W. MOORE. 


For Drainage. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District AND MUNICIPALITY OF ORANGE. 


No. 45,724. Counties of Bathurst and Wellington, 
parish of Orange, containing an area of 2 roods. 
The Crown Lands within the boundaries of allotment 
1 of section 48a,—shown on plan O. 56-1,309 

Norr.—Partly in lieu of that part of reserve, dedi- 
cated for athletic sports, 12th July, 1895, revoked this 


day. ? 
[Ms. 1910-10,214] 
For Trigonometrical Purposes. 
WESTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or CoBar. 


Within Pulpulla leasehold area No. 57. 


No. 45,748. County of Yanda, parish of Buckwa- 
roon, containing an area of 10. acres. The Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries: Commencing 
at a point bearing 302 degrees 54 minutes 42 seconds 
(magnetic) 24743°9 links from a post marked broad- 
‘arrow over 14 on boundary between Pulpulla and 
Wiiltagoona Holdings; and bounded thence by lines 
bearing north 10 chains, west 10 chains, south 10 
chains, and east 10 chains, to the point of commence- 
ment. Plan catalogued Ms. 818 Be. 

[Ms. 1910-7,058] 


Within Wiltagoona leasehold area No. 211. 


No. 45,749. County of Yanda, parish of Wiltagoona, 
containing an area of 10 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries:Commencing ab a 
point bearing 69 degrees 59 minutes 54 seconds 
(magnetic) distant 3506°8 links from the north-cast 
corner of T.L. 16; and bounded thence by lines bear- 
ing east 10 chains, north 10 chains, west 10 chains, 
and south 10 chains, to the point of commencement. 
[Ms. 1910-8,433] 

No. 45,750, County of Yanda, parish of Booroon- 
dara, containing an area of 10 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries: Commencing 
at a point bearing 135 degrees (magnetic) 707 links 
from ‘Trignometrical Station, Booroondara; and 
bounded thence by lines bearing north 10 chains, west 
10 chains, south 10 chains, and east 10 chains, to the 
point of commencement,—as shown on plan cata- 
jogued Ms. 820 Be. 

[Ms. 1910-7,060] 


Within Booroondara leaschold area No. 153. 


No. 45,751. County of Yanda, parish of Maranoa, 
containing an area of 10 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries: Commencing at a 
point bearing 22 degrees 53 minutes (magnetic) dis- 
tant 4057-7 links from a post marked broad-arrow 
over 45 over M on road Cobar to Louth; and bounded 
thence by lines bearing east 10 chains, north 10 chains, 
west 10 chains, and south 10 chains, to the point of 
commencement. Plan catalogued Ms, 819 Be. 

[Ms. 1910-7,059] 


For Water Supply. 


EASTERN DIVISION, 


Lanp District or PEM SE NES, AND TUMBARUMBA 
HIRE. 


Within Tooma resumed area No. 310. 


No. 45,731. County of Selwyn, parish of Tooma, con- 
taining an area of about 20 acres. The Crown Lands 
bounded by portion 118, east, forest reserve 2,104, 
notified 10th March, 1879, north, water and camp- 
ing reserve 1,761, notified 8th August, 1877, west, and 
Tumbarumba Creek. oe 

-[Ms. 1910-14,181] 


Within Burra resumed area No. 319. 


No. 45,730. County of Selwyn, parish of Burra, con- 


taining an area of about 140 acres. The Crown Lands 


bounded by portion 121 west and north, a northern 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 138. 


and they are hereby © 


5087 


and part of the western boundary of portion 61 west 
and south, water and camping reserve 1,761, notified 
8th August, 1877, east and south, and Cowra Creek or 
Paddy’s River ;—includes part of portion 61. Plan 8. 
1, 282-1 ,522. 
[Ms. 1910-14,181] We 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrricr. or Wyatong, AND BiLanp SHIRE. 
No. 45,723. County of Gipps, parish of Wamboyne, 
containing an area of 2 roods. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of measured portion 35,—shown 


on plan G. 1,635-1,871. 
[Ms. 1910-10,930] 


[1533] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


RESERVES FROM SALE AND LEASE 
GENERALLY. 


{? is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 101st section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1884, and the 39th section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1889, the lands hereunder described shall be 
reserved from sale pending determination of the por- 
tions to bet set apart for the public purposes herein- 
after respectively specified, and reserved and exempted 
from lease generally, and they are hereby reserved 
and exempted accordingly. 
S. W. MOORE. 


For Camping. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or Sconz, AND WooLooMA SHIRE. 

No. 45,327 from sale (45,328 from lease generally), 
County of Durham, parish of Oldcastle, containing an 
area of about 15 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries: Commencing on the left bank 
of the North Arm of Stewart’s Brook, at the north- 
west corner of portion 2; and bounded thence by the 
west boundary of that portion south to its south-west 
corner; a line west to the right bank of the South 
Arm of Stewart’s Brook; by that- bank downwards to 
its intersection with the left bank of the North Arm 
of Stewart’s Brook aforesaid; and by that bank up- 
wards, to the point of commencement. 

Norz.—Includes part (about 15 acres) of reserve 
37,318 from conditional sale revoked this day, part 
(about 15 acres) of reserve 16,831 from sale for tem- 
porary common, and part (about 15 acres) of reserve 
35,632 from lease generally for temporary common 
hereby revoked. 
[Ms. 1910-14,018] 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
For Gravel. 


Lanp District or Parkes, AND MuwnicIpaLity oF 
Peax Hi. 


No. 45,732 from sale (45,733 from lease generally). 
County of Narromine, parish of Mingelo, containing 
an area of 5 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of measured portion 290,—as shown on 
plen N. 1,877-1,884. 

Nors.—The parts of reserve 31,193 from’ sale and 
31,194 from license and lease generally for temporary 
common, notified 14th July, 1900, within the above 
are hereby revoked. 


[Ms. 1910-14,049] 


For Night-Soil Depot. 


No. 45,718 from sale (45,719 from lease generally). 
County of Narromine, parish of Mingelo, containing 
an area of 10 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of measured portion 291,—as shown on ~ 
plan N. 1,378-1,884. 

[Ms. 1910-14,040] 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
For Public Buildings. 


Murroprouitan Lanp District, anp Muwnicrpauity o¥ 
WiLLouaHey. 


No. 45,740 from sale (45,741 from lease generally). 
County of Cumberland, parish of Willoughby, con- 
taining an area of 22 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of measured portion 687. Plan C. 


2,801-2,030. 


[Ms. 1910-11,864] 


5038 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 


(7 Sepr., 1910. 


For Public Recreation. 


No. 45,728 from sale (45,739 from lease generally). 
County of Cumberland, parish of Willoughby, _con- 
taining an area of 95 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of measured portion 688. Plan C. 
2,802-2,030. 

[ Ms, 1910-11,864] 
Merrovoritan Lanp District, AND WARRINGAH SHIRE. 

No. 45,726 from sale (45,727 from lease generally). 
County of Cumberland, parish of Manly Cove, con- 
taining an area of 10 acres 0 roods 30 perches. The 
Crown Lands within the following boundaries: Com- 
mencing at the north-east corner of portion 776; and 
bounded thence on the west by the eastern boundary 
of that portion south to the north-west corner of por- 
tion 778; thence on the south by the northern boun- 
bary of that portion east to the western side of a road 
1 chain wide along the western boundary of W. Red- 
man’s 98 acres; thence on the east by that side of that 
road north to the southern side of a road 1-chain wide 
along the southern boundary of portion 737; and 
thence on the north by that side of that road west, to 
the point of commencement. Plan catalogued OC. 
1,209-2,030. 

Norz.—tIn lieu of water reserve 7,511, notified 6th 
October, 1888, hereby revoked. 

[ Ms.- 1910-13,087] 


A 
For Rubbish Depot. 
Lanp District or Grarron, anp Harwoop Sime. 


Within suburban boundaries of the town of Yamba. 
No. 45,745 from sale (45,746 from lease generally). 
County ot Clarence, parish of Yamba, containing 

an area of 2 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of measured portion broad-arrow over 
R.D.,—shown on plan Ms. 1,008 Gfn. 

[Ms. 1910-14,339] 


For Water Supply. 


Lanp Disrricr or Mairnanp, anp Port Sreruans 
SHIRE. 


No. 45,728 from sale (45,729 from lease generally). 
County of Durham, parish of Seaham, containing an 
area of 19 acres 1 rood 88 perches. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of the undedicated parts of 
sections 31 and 32, town of Seaham. Plans §. 34 and 
35. 

Nern.—Includes reserve 44,056 from sale (44,057 
from lease generally) for water supply, notified 30th 
June, 1909, which is hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1910-13,025] 


For Wharf Site and Access. 
Lanp Districr or Grarron, AnD CopMANHURST SHIRE, 


No. 45,734 from sale (45,735 from lease generally). 
County of Clarence, parish of Clifden, containing an 
area of 5 acres. The Crown Lands within the boun- 
daries of measured portion 93,—shown on plan OC, 
2,621-1,577. 

Noru.—That part of reserve 287 for camping, noti- 
fied 20th November, 1876, within the above is hereby 
revoked. 

[Ms. 1910-13,971] 


[1535] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


RESERVES FROM SALE OR LEASE, &c. 


a is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 39th section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1889, the lands hereunder described shall be 

_ and are hereby temporarily reserved from sale or lease 

respectively, or from sale and lease, &c., as herein- 


after specified. 
S. W. MOORE. 


From Sale generally. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or Sconz, AND Wootooma Sure. 


No. 45,342. County of Durham, parish of Oldcastle, 
containing an area of about 258 acres. The Crown 


Lands bounded by a line partly forming the south 


boundary of portion 2, the east boundary of that por- 
tion, the North Arm of Stewart’s Brook, portions 101 


and 100, the easterly prolongation of the northern- 
most boundary of portion 109, the South Arm of 
Stewart’s Brook, and portions 55 and 71, and again 
by the South Arm of Stewart’s Brook. 

[Ms. 1910-14,018] 


From Lease Generally. 
Lanp District or Winpsor, anp Coro Sure. 


No. 45,748. County of Cook, parish of Irvine, con- 
taining an area of about-170 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries: Commencing at the 
south-western corner of portion 80, part of reserve 
42,791 for public recreation; and bounded thence by 
its western boundary north and by boundaries of por- 
tion 55 south-westerly and north-westerly to the north- 
western corner of that portion; by a line south- 
westerly to the northernmost corner of portion 54; 
by boundaries of portions 54 and 51 generally south- 
easterly to the easternmost corner of portion 51; and 
by a line north-easterly, to the point of commence- 
ment. 


Reserved from sale as 43,745, 17th March,- 1909. 


No. 45,744. County of Cook, parish of Irvine, con- 
taining an area of about 400 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries: Commencing on the 
southern boundary of water reserve 27,105 10 chains 
east from portion 72; and bounded thence by a line 
west 10 chains, part of the south-eastern boundary 
of portion 72 south-westerly by its southern boun- 
dary and a line west in all about 70 chains to a 
poiat south of the southernmost corner of portion 62; 
by a line north to that corner; by the south-western 
boundary of portion 62 north-westerly, and the eastern 
boundaries of portion 59 and reserve 36,867 generally 
southerly to Zircon Creek; and by lines east and 
north, to the point of commencement. 


Reserved from sale as 43,746, 17th March, 1909. 
[Ms. 1910-9,903] 


No. 45,742. County of Cook, parish of Irvine, near 
Mount Wilson, containing an area of 139 acres. The 
Crown Lands within the boundaries of measured por- 
tions 73 and 80—as shown on plans catalogued C. 
1,722 and C.. 1,760-1,507. 


Reserved from sale as 42,791, 10th June, 1908, 
[Ms. 1910-9,903] 


From After-auction Tender. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp Disrrict oF Nynean, AND LACHLAN Sarre. 


No. 45,678. County of Flinders, parish of Minalong, 
containing an area of 6,110 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of portion 21 of 2,935 acres, and 
portion 22 of 3,175 acres. Plans F. 407-1,950 R. and 
Ms. 895 Do. R. 
[Occ. 1910-7,921] 


From After-Auction Sale, 
: EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or ALBURY. 


No. 45,747. County of Goulburn, parish of Albury, 
town of Albury, containing an area of 1 acre. The 
Crown Lands within the boundaries of allotments 2 
and 3, section 2. Plan A. 1,040. 

[Aln. 1910-11,746] 


Lanp District or Liracow, anp BLAxiLAND Sure. 


No. 45,754. County of Cook, parish of Gindan- 
therie, area 1 rood 158 perches, allotment 4 of section 
19, village of Newnes. Plan Newnes 13. 

[Aln. 1910-11,753] 


[15387] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 
ERRATUM, 
Lanp District or Sconr. 


|’ the notification of Conditional Purchase Lease 

Area No. 261, comprising portion 164 of 190 
acres, parish Alma, county Brisbane (Gazette of 31st 
August, 1910, page 4865), for ‘Annual rent at 21 per 
cent, for first five years’? read “Annual rent at 24 per 
cent. for first ten years.’”’ 


[Ms, 1910-11,581] S. W. MOORE. 


7 Sepr., 1910.) 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 


5039 


I a es 


{1536 ] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


CROWN LANDS NOT AVAILABLE FOR SETTLE- 
MENT UNTIL SURVEY EFFECTED AND 
FURTHER NOTIFICATION. 


N pursuance of the provisions of section 10 of the 
I Crown Lands Act of 1895, it is hereby notified 
that the Crown Lands comprised within the tracts or 
areas hereunder described shall not be available for 
the purposes of any application until a further noti- 
fication has been published in the Gazette. 


S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrricr or GRENFELL, AND WEDDIN SHIRE. 


Within Grenfell population area. 


County of Monteagle, parish of Brundah, contain- 
ing an area of about 121 acres. The Crown Lands 


within the following boundaries: Commencing at the 
south-west corner of portion 382; by that portion east 
to the road from Young to Grenfell; by that road 
south-easterly about 5} chains to the north-eastern 
corner of the Grenfell Cemetery, dedicated 29th April, 
1884; by that cemetery west to portion 381; and by 
boundaries of that portion south, west, north, again 
@vest, and again north, to point of commencement. 
Plans catalogued M. 4,131-1,780, C. 970-730, C. 988- 
4, 


d 


Nore.—includes part of Grenfell Cemetery and re- 
serve 2,848 revoked this day. 


[Ms. 1910-10,921] 
Lanp Disrricr or Hay, anp CArratHoot SHIRE. 


Within resumed area No. 867. 


County of Sturt, parish of Maiden, area 245 acres, 
Measured portion 5,—as shown on plan 8, 460-1,918. 


[Ms. 1910-13,975] 


Wrivate Apbertisements. 


REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


Notice or Intanpep Issuz or PRGVISIONAL CERTIFICATE 
oF 'TITLE. 


492 Fol. 230. Registered proprietor: John Diehl. 
Land: 18% perches, lot 2, deposited plan 441, Bultge- 
street, town and parish Dubbo, county Lincoln. 


THE proof of loss of the original Certificate of Title above 
described and other particulars required by section 111 of the 
abovenamed Act (No. 25 of 1900) having been supplied,—I 
hereby, in pursuance of the requirements of such section, notify 
my intention to issue such Provisional Certificate cf Title 
accordingly, at the expiration of twenty-one days from the date 
hereof.— Xegistrar-General’s Department, Sydney. 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
7th September, 1910. Regist: ar-General. 
754 6s. 


Vol. 


In the matter of the Companies Act; and in the 
matter of the United Wire Nail and Manufac- 
turing Company, Limited. 

SPECIAL RESOLUTIONS. 


Passed the fifth day of August, 1910. Confirmed the 
twenty-second day of August, 1910. 
AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of Share- 
holders of the United Wire Nail and Manufacturing 
Company, Limited, duly convened and held at the 
registered office of the Company, situated at Nos. 49- 
68 Jones-street, Pyrmont, on the fifth day of August, 
1910, the subjoined Special Resolutions were duly 
passed; and at a subsequent Hxtraordinary General 
Meeting of the said Company, also duly convened and 
held at the said registered Office of the Company, on 
the twenvy-second ied of August, 1910, the subjoinced 
Special Rescvitions were duly confirmed :— 


SpecraL Resouurions. 


1. That it is desirable to reconstruct the Company, 
and accordingly that the Company be wound up 
voluntarily, and that Mr. Herbert Cecil Marks, of 
Sydney, accountant, be and is hereby appointed 
liquidator for the purpose of such winding-up. 

_2. That the said liquidator be and is hereby autho- 
rised to consent to the registration of a New Com- 
pany, to be named The United Wire Nail and Manu- 
facturing Company, Limited, with a memorandum 
and articles of association, which have already heen 
prepared with the privity and approval of the direc- 
tors of this Company. 


3. That the draft agreement submitted to this’ 


meeting, and expressed to be ‘made between this Com- 
pany (Old Company) and its liquidator of the one 
part and The United Wire Nail and Manufacturing 
Company, Limited (New Company) of the other part, 


be and the same is hereby approved, and that the said 
liquidator be 


and is hereby authorised, pursuant~to 


| 


section 261 of the ‘‘Companies Act, 1899,’’ to enter into 
an agreement with such new Company (when incor- 
porated) in the terms of the said draft, and to carry 
the same into effect with such (if any) modifications 
as he thinks expedient. 


R. A. MARKS, 


Chairman. 


685 12s, 


In the matter of the ‘‘Companies Act, 1899,” and in 
the matter of Gibbs, Smith, and Company, 
Limited. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a petition for the 
winding-up of the abovenamed Company by the Court 
was, on the second day of September, one thousand 
nine hundred and ten, presented by Benjamin Sam- 
son De Groen, of Sydney, upholsterer, a creditor of 
the said Company; and that the said petition is 
airected to be heard before the Hon. Philip Whistler 
Street, Judge in Equity, on the twentieth day 
of September next: and any creditor or contri- 
butary of the said Company desirous to oppose the 
making of an order for the winding-up of the said 
Company under the above Act should appear.at the 
time of hearing, by himself or his counsel, for that 
purpose; and a copy of the petition will be furnished 
to any creditor or contributary of the said Company 
requiring the same by the undersigned, on payment 
of the regulated charge for the same. 


W. H. DREW, 
14 Moore-street, Sydney, 
Solicitor for the Petitioner. 
732 8s. 


IN THE MATTER OF THE CAMBRIA SYNDI- 
CATE LIMITED. 


AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of the above- 
named Company, duly convened and held at its regis- 
tered Office on the seventeenth day of August last 
the following Special Resolution was duly passed : 
and at a subsequent Extraordinary General Meeting 
of the members of the said Company, also duly con- 
vened and held at the same place on the fifth day of 
September instant, the said resolution was duly con- 
firmed, namely :— 


“That the Company be wound up voluntarily, and 
that Mr. William Thomas Warrimer, of 46 Cop- 
thall-avenue, London, be and he is hereby ap- 
pointed liquidator for the purposes of such wind- 
ing-up. 


Dated this fifth day of September, 1910. 
ERNEST WOOD, 


‘Chairman. 


7383 6s. 


5040 


THE business hitherto carried on by the undersigned, 
Charles Smith, under the style or firm of ‘The 
Builder Printing Works,’? at No. 527 Kent-street, 
Sydney, has been sold as from the first day of July, 
1910, to John Wentworth Carter, who will receive all 
debts due to the firm, and discharge all liabilities 
owing by the firm. The said John Wentworth Car- 
ter will carry on the business under the style of 
“Carter’s Builder Printing Works.’’—Dated at Syd- 
ney, this first day of September, 1910. 


CHARLES SMITH. 
JOHN W. CARTER. 


Witness, —Haroitp T. Moraan, ‘ 
Solicitor and Notary Public 
Ocean House, 24 Moore-street, Sydney. 
703 6s. 


MENINDIE PASTURES PROTECTION BOARD. 
[Form 26. ] 
‘Pastures Prorection Act, 1902.’ 


Notice under section 52 of the abovementioned Act 
to owners or occupiers within the Pastures Pro- 
tection District of Menindie. 


IN pursuance of the provisions of section 52 of the 
‘Pastures Protection Act, 1902’: k 
given by the Pastures Protection Board for the Dis- 
trict of Menindie that the owners or occupiers of all 
or any lands within the abovementioned district shall, 
on or before the 10th day of October, 1910, respec- 
tively commence the work of suppressing and destroy- 
ing rabbits, foxes, and native dogs upon such lands 
and upon any roads bounding or intersecting the 
same. The period during which the said work shall be 
continued and systematically carried out shall be until 
the 10th day of October, 1911. The means which shall 
be adopted for carrying out the work of suppressing 
and destroying rabbits, foxes, and native dogs shall 
be by poisoning, trapping, fumigating, and destruc- 
tion of harbours, being means which have been pre 
viously sanctioned under the said Act. 

Dated this 30th day of August, 1910. 


FRED. R. HAMILTON, 
Chairman of the Pastures Protection Board 
ror the District of Menindie. 
717 Qs. 


“PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1902.” 
WARIALDA BOARD, 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Pastures Protection 
Board for the District of Warialda has fixed the fol- 
lowing scale of prices, which the Board is prepared to 
pay as bonuses for the scalps of the undermentioned 
noxious animals, namely :— 
For the scalp of every— 
Native dog ba ay te: Beer Sh 
Native pup fy, ae Ty) 
Fox dg 
Cub ate ay nt 
Head and claws of crow 
Kangaroo rat ae Se os ia 
Haglehawk (head and claws) ... f 
Dog, pup, and cub fox scalps must have the face, 
strip down the back, and tail. 


JOHN MACKAY, 
Chairman. 
auniee at Warialda, this 3rd day of September, 


MBOOMNONee# 
AWroooo™ 


Receiving days.—First Saturday in each month 
from 10 a.m to 12 noon, at the following places :— 
Avoca, Baroma, Bingara, Bogamildi, Boggabilla, Bon- 
shaw, Dolgelly, Gournama, Gragin, Gunyerwarildi, 
Hybla, Keera, Myall Downs, Pallal, Piedmont, Tul- 
loona, Wallangra, Warialda, Yallaroi. 


IMPORTANT NOTICE TO SHOOTERS. 
Reeuration 61. 


Every person when delivering scalps shall furnish 
the receiver with a certificate under the hand of the 
owner or occupier of the land whereon the scalps 
were obtained, to the effect that the animals from 
which the scalps were taken were killed on a run or 
part of a run therein specified, and that such run is 
in the Warialda district. 

725 12s. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTR, No. 138. 


Notice is hereby | 


|7 Supr., 1910. 


“PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1902.” 
Notice or APPOINTMENT OF RECEIVER OF SCALPS. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Pastures Protection 
Board for the District of Mudgee has appointed the 
person mentioned below to reeeiye and grant certi- 
ficates for scalps, in conformity with the aboyenamed 
Act, and he will be in attendance at Enfield for that 
purpose : — 

John Stanley Carter, Enfield, Mudgee. 


} W. J. GALAGHER, 
Chairman, Pastures Protection Board, Mudgee. 


Dated at Mudgee, this 3lst day of August, 1910. 
690 5s. 
Nr i tee ee ee. 


“PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1902.” 
ScaLE of Bonuses ror Scazps. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Pastures Protection 
Board for the Pastures Protection District of Coona- 
barabran has fixed the following scale of prices which 
the Board is prepared to pay from the 15th Septem- 
ber, 1910, as a bonus for the heads of the undermen- 
tioned, viz. :— 

For the head of every crow, 3d. 


Every person delivering the heads of crows de- 
stroyed within the Coonabarabran Pastures Protec- 
tion District must produce a certificate from the 
owner or occupier of the holding on which the crows 
were destroyed, and no crows heads will be received 
except from the person who destroyed them. 


DAVID INNES WATT, 


Chairman. 
dna i Coonabarabran, this 8rd day of September,. 
FBG Adit, 7s. 


COONABARABRAN PASTURES PROTECTION 
BOARD. 
ELection or CHainMan. 
NOTICE is hereby given that David Innes Watt, 
Esquire, of Ulinda, Coolah, has this day been ap- 
pointed Chairman of the Coonabarabran Pastures 
Protection Board for the year ending 31st May, 1911, 


an place of John McMaster, junior, deceased. 


meted ig Cooonabarabran, this 3rd day of September, 


GEO. B. McEWEN, 
Secretary. 
755 5s. 
pl Nae A ee 


Notice under section 52 of the ‘‘Pastures Protection 
Act, 1902,” to owners and occupiers within the 
Pastures Protection District of Dubbo. 


IN pursuance of the provisions of section 52 of the 
‘‘Pastures Protection Act, 1902’: Notice is hereby 
given by the Pastures Protection Board for the Dis- 
trict of Dubbo that the owners and occupiers of all 
or any lands within the abovementioned district shall, 
on or before the 7th day of October, 1910, respectively 
commence the work of suppressing and destroying 


rabbits upon such lands and upon any roads bounding 


or intersecting the same. The period during which 
the said work shall be continued and systematically 
carried ont shall be twelve months from the said date. 
The means which shall be adopted for carrying out the 
said work shall be poisoning, trapping, fumigation, 
destruction of harbour, hunting, or shooting, being 
means which have been previously sanctioned under 
the said Act.—Dated the 6th day of September, 1910. 


R. T. B, GADEN, 


Chairman of the Pastures Protection Board for the 
District of Dubbo. 
758 7s. 6d. 


MUNICIPALITY OF NEWTOWN. 
VALUERS. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Messrs, Henry, Gorman 
and John Francis King (trading as Hardie and Gor- 
man) have been duly appointed Valuers to make the 
Triennial Valuation of all ratable property in the 
above Municipality for the period from 1st January, 
1911, to 31st December, .1913. 


A. MACKINTOSH, 
Town Hall, Newtown, Town Clerk. 
3lst August, 1910. 


682 5s. 


7 Swpr., 1910.] 


NHW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 


5041 


eee ON EY NE IS TE NA RS Me RULE! ASG cE nINGN tne En oe 


THE COUNCIL OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF 
KATOOMBA. 


Pusriice Norice. 


NOTICH is hereby given that Mr. Alfred Alexander 
Tate, of Katoomba, has been appointed hispector of 
Slaughter-houses and of Cattle intended for Slaughter, 
within the meaning of Part II, Division 1, section 4 
(2) of the “Cattle Slaughtering and Diseased Animals 
and Meat Act, 1902.”’ 


' CO. P. HENDRY, 
Council Chambers, Katoomba, 'Yown Clerk. 
Ist September, 1910. 


718 ; 5s. 


MUNICIPALITY OF JERILDERIE. 
Notice TO WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN. 


JAKE NOTICE that, in accordance with section 12 of 
the ‘‘Local Govetament (Amending) Act No. 28 of 
1908,’? the owner of person or persons causing the 
obstructions more fully described below are required 
to remove same within sixty days from date hereof. 

Tf such obstructions be not effectually removed 
within the time specified, the Council of the Munici- 
pality of Jerilderie, by virtue of the powers in it 
vested under the aforesaid Act, will catise such ob- 
structions to be removed at the expense of the owners 
or person or persons catising same. 

OBSTRUCTIONS ABOVE REFERRED TO. 


1. Verandah posts on footpath opposite part lot 3, 
section 2; Jerilderie-street. 

2. Vetandah posts on footpath opposite lot 4, section 
2, Jerilderie-street. 

3 Verandah posts on footpath opposite lot 3, section 
3, Jerilderie-street. 

4. Verandah posts on footpath cpposite lots 12 and 
13, portion 4, Jerilderie-street. 

5. Verandah posts on footpath opposite part lot 12, 
portion 4, Powell-street. 

By order of the Council, 


G. BRACKEN, 


Council Chambers, Town Clerk: 


Ist September, 1910. 
719 9s. 


MUNICIPALITY OF BALLINA. 
NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. John Johnson has 
been duly appointed Valuer and Collector of Lists for 
the above. Municipality, for the triennial period 
commencing on Ist January, 1911. 
EDWD. WOOLCOTT, | 
Town Clerk. 


4s, 


Council Chambers, 
Ballina, 31st August, 1910. 
726 


MUNICIPALITY OF LAMBTON. 


NOTICE is hereby given, for public information, 
that Joseph William Oldham has been appointed 
Valuer and Collector of Lists for the above Munici- 
pality for the year 1910. a 


ARTHUR LYDNEY PAYNE, 
Mayor. 


Lambton, Ist September, 1910. 
757 


4s, 


WARRINGAH SHIRE COUNCIL. 
PURSUANT to Ordinance No. 45 of the Local Go- 
verninent Act, notice is hereby given that the Council 
of this Shire has, by resolution, declared all that 
portion of the villages of Brookvale and Curl Curl, 
situated within the undermentioned boundaries to be 
a Seivenging Area, viz. :— 

On the east commencing 


4% t at the Curl Curl Lagoon 
Bridge, and following thé 


New Pittwater-road to its 


junction with the Harbord-road, and by that road to — 


its junction with the New Pittwater-road at Stoney 
Range; on the north by Cross-street and the north- 
ern boundary of portions 1,145 and 1,206; on the 
west by the western boundary of portion 1,206, the 
Beacon Hill road to its junetion with the Old Pitt- 
water-road, and following that road and Condamine- 
street to Burnt Bridge Creek ; on the south by Burnt 
Bridge Creek and the Curl Curl Lagoon, to the point 
of commencement. beat 
By order, 


P. CAREW, 
Shire Clerk. 


Brookvale, Ist September, 1910. 
691 7s. 


_ Council Chambers, Gordon, 


THE COUNCIL OF THE WINDOURAN SHIRE. 


NOTICH is hereby given that, by resolution dated 
thirteenth day of Reaahee. 1908; Arthur Churchill 
Fitaznead, of Deniliquin, Shire Engineer, has been 
duly appointed by the said Shire as Inspector to 
supervise the destruction of noxious plants and weeds 
within the said Shire with full authority to give all 
notices and exercise ali the powers as conferred on 
persons so authorised by the Local Government Acts 
and Ordinances. 


Given under my hand, this twenty-ninth day of 
August, 1910. 


M. J. CAREW, ‘ 
President, Windouran Shire Council. 
Os. 


THE COUNCIL OF THE WINDOURAN SHIRE. 


NOTICE is hereby given that, by resolution dated 
nineteenth August, 1910, Arthur Churchill Fitznead, 
of Deniliquin, Shire Kngineor, has been duly appointed 
by the said Shire as Inspector under the ‘‘Public 
Watering Places Act, 1900,” with full authority to 
exercise the powers as conferred on persons so author- 
ised by the said Act. 


Given under my hand, this twenty-seventh day 
of August, 1910. 


683 


M. J. CAREW, 
President, Windouran Shire Council. 
684 5s. 


KU-RING-GAI SHIRE. 
Pounp. at Gorpon. 


‘Tmpounding Act, 1888,’’ section 30 (as amended. by 
‘focal Government Act, 1906.’’) 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Council of this Shire 
has fixed a sum of 2s. 6d. per head per day as the 
sustenance charge collectable at the above Pound. 

Also, that Peter Augustus Dunne, of Lane Cove 
road, Gordon, has been duly appointed Poundkeeper 
of the above Pound, under section 5 of the above- 
named Act. 

By order, 


‘EDWARD ASTLEY, 
Shire Clerk.. 
3lst August, 1910. 


716 6s. 


In the Supreme Court cf New South Wales. 


| NOTICE ts hereby givén that under the Act No. 22 


of 1898, section 16, I, the undersigned, Jonathan 
Charles Rickard, now residing at Ryde, in the State 


| of New South Wales, on the 10th day of October, 
| one thousand nine hundred and ten, or so soon there- 


after as I ean be heard, for a certificate PUL HOreUG 
me to practise as a conveyancer.—Dated this sixt! 


| day of September, 1910. 


J. C. RICKARD. 
5s. 


740 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


NOTICE is hereby given that under the Act of Par- 
liament 62 Victoria No. 22 of 1898, section 16, I, the 
undersigned, William James McKinnon Glen, now re- 
siding at Pymble, in the State of New South Wales, 
intend to apply to the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales on the tenth day of October, one thousand nine 
hundred and ten, or so soon thereafter as I can be 
heard, for a certificate authorising me to practise as 
a Conveyancer in this State.—Dated this second day 
of September, one thotisand nine hundred and ten. 
WILLIAM J. M. GLEN, 
c/o John 8. Cargill, 
Selicitor for Railways, 
50 Young-street, Sydney. 
5s. 


129 


In the intestate estate of Reuben Saville or Reuben 
Ralph Gipps, late of Clarence, near Lithgow, 
bricklayer, deceased. 


ALL persons having claims against the above estate 
are requested to forward the same, verified by affi- 
davit, to the undersigned, on or before the 16th day 


of September, 1910. 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
Ist September, 1910. 
692 &s.' 


5042 


In the intestate estate of John Thomas Cassidy, late 
of Lithgow, bootmaker, deceased. 


ALL persons having claims against the above estate 
are requested to forward the same, verified by afh- 
davit, to the undersigned, on or betore the 23rd day 


of September, 1910. 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 


Chancery-square, Sydney, 
Ist September, 1910, 
693 4s, 


In the intestate estate of John Franklin, late of Bal- 
landry Station, Whitton, labourer, deceased. 
ALL persons having claims against the above estate 


are requested to forward the same, verified by ath- 
davit, to the undersigned, on or before the 23rd day 


of September, 1910. 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
Ist September, 1910. 
694 As, 


In the intestate estate of George Webster, late of Cum- 
bermurrah, near Binalong, stockman, deceased, 
ALL persons having claims against the above estate 


are requested to forward the same, verified by affi- 
davit, to the undersigned, on or before the’ 23rd day 


of September, 1910. 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
Ist September, 1910. 
695 As, 


In the intestate estate of George Brady, late of Wagga 
Wagga, labourer, deceased, 

ALL persons having claims against the above estate 

are requested to forward the same, verified by afh- 

davit, to the undersigned, on or before the 23rd day 


of September, 1910. 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
Ist September, 1910. 
696 As, 


In the intestate estate of Charles H. Gordon, late of 
Cohuna, Victoria, and formerly of Sydney, 
N.S.W., deceased. 

ALL persons having claims against the above estate 

are requested to forward the same, verified by affi- 

davit, to the undersigned, on or before the 28rd day 


of September, 1910. 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
Ist September, 1910. 
697 As, 


In the intestate estate of Bing Yen, late of Quambone, 
labourer, deceased. 

ALL persons having claims against the above estate 

are requested to forward the same, verified by affi- 

davit, to the undersigned, on or before the 28rd day 


of September, 1910. 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
Ist September, 1910. 
698 As, 


In the intestate estate of Alexander Harold Noble, | 


late of Bristonia, Clarendon-road, Stanmore, near 
Sydney, clerk, deceased. 
ALL persons having claims against the above estate 
are requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, 
to the undersigned, on or before the 16th day of 


September, 1910, 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
2nd September, 1910. 
710 As, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 


[7 Sepr., 1910. 


In the intestate estate of Joseph Waite, late of Model 
Lodging House, Sydney, deceased. 


ALL persons having claims against the above estate 
are requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, 
to the undersigned, on or before the 16th day ot 


September, 1910, 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above state. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
2nd September, 1910. 
711 4s, 


In the intestate estate of John O’Connor, late of 
' Parramatta, miner, deceased, 


ALL persons having claims against the above estate 
are requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, 
to the undersigned, on or before the 16th day of 


September, 1910, 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
2nd September, 1910, 
712 4s, 


In the intestate estate of William Kay Meagher, late 
of Tabulam, near Drake, deceased. 


ALL persons having claims against the above estate 
are requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, 
to the undersigned, on or before the 23rd day of 


September, 1910. 
-T, W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
2nd September, 1910. 
718 As, 


In the intestate estate of Margaret Naylor, late of 
Coonamble, married woman, deceased. 


ALL persons having claims against the above estate 
are requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, 
to the undersigned, on or before the 23rd day of 


September, 1910. 
T..W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
2nd September, 1910, 
714 4s, 


In the intestate estate of Patrick Arrold or Hurley, 
late of Cooma, carter, deceased. 


ALL persons having claims. against the above estate 
are requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, 
to the undersigned, on or before the 15th day of 


September, 1910, 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
2nd September, 1910. 
715 4s, 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Andrew aithfull Gibson, late of Bur- 
rungurroolong, near Goulburn, in the State cf 
New Scuth Wales, Hsquire, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all credi- 
tors and other persons having any debt or claim upon 
or affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, 
who died on or about the 6th day of May, 1910, and 
probate of whose will was granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdic- 
tion, on the 30th day of June, 1910, to Andrew Camp- 
bell Gibson and Robert Lionel Faithfull, the executors 
named in the said will, are hereby required to send in 
particulars of their claims to the undersigned, the 
proctors for the said executors, on or before the 19th 
day of October next, at the expiration of which time 
the said executors will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased among the persons entitle thereto, 
having regard to the debts and claims only of which 
they shall then have had notice; and the said execil- 
tors will not be liable, for the assets so distributed, to 
any person of whose debt or claim they shall not have 
had notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated 
this 2nd day of September, 1910. 
ICETON, FAITHFULL, & MADDOCK, 
Prectors for the said Executors, 
88 Pitt-street, Sydney. 

706 7s. 6d. 


7 Sepr,, 1910.) 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the estate of Emma Carroll, late of Condobolin, in 
the State of New South Wales, married woman, 
deceased. 

PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion’ Act, 1898": Notice is hereby given that every 

creditor or other person having any claim against the 
estate of Kmma Carroll, the abovenamed deceased, 

who died on or about the 27th day of March, 1907, 

and probate of whose will was, on the 15th day of 

July, 1907, granted by the Supreme Court of New 

South Wales to James William Garnet Carroll and 

William James Stammers, both of Condobolin, in the 

State of New South Wales, blacksmith and hotel- 

keeper respectively, the executors in the said will 


-named, is hereby required to send particulars in 


writing of such claim to the said James William Gar- 
net Carroll and William, James Stammers, in care of 
the undersigned, at his office hereunder mentioned, on 
or before the 8rd day of October, 1910, at the expira- 
tion of which time the said James William Garnet 
Carroll and William James Stammers will proceed to 
dstribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the 
persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the 


claims of which they then have notice; and notice is 
_hereby given that the said James William Garnct 


Carroll and William James Stammers will not be 
liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distri- 
buted, to any person of whose claim they shall not 
have had notice at the time of such distribution..— 
Dated this 30th day of August, 1910. 


J. H. R. RHODES, 
Proctor for the Executors, 
Bathurst-street, Condobolin. 
704 7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the estate and effects of Elizabeth Hill, late »f 
Waratah, near Newcastle, in the State of New 
South Wales, widow, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898”? : Notice is hereby given that all credi- 
tors and other persons having any claims upon or being 
otherwise interested in the estate of the abovenamed 
deceased, who died at Islington, near Newcastle afore- 
said, on the 8th day of August, 1894, are hereby re- 
quired to send in full particulars of their claims in 
writing to the undersigned, the proctors for the exe- 
cutors of the estate of the said deceased, before the 
19th day of October next, after which date the said 
executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the parties entitled thereto, 
having regard to the claims of which they shall then 
have notice; and the said executors shall not be liable, 


-for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to 


any person of whose claim they shall not have had 


~ notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 


ord day of September, 1910. 


SPARKE & MILLARD, 
Proctors for the Executors, 
Watt-street, Newcastle. 
730 is, 6d, 


In the Supreme Court of ‘New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Timothy Foley (in the said will called 
Timothy Forley), late of Sydney, in the State of New 
South Wales, freeholder,. deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all 
creditors and other persons having any claims upon 
or being otherwise interested in the estate of the 
abovenamed deceased, who died at St. Vincent’s Hos- 
pital, ,Sydney, on the lith day of May, 1910, are 
hereby required to send in full particulars of their 
claims to the undersigned, the proetor for tho exe- 
cutors. of the will of the said deceased, before the 19th 
day of October, 1910, after which date the executors will 
proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard 
to the claims of which they shall then have notice - 
and the said executors shall not be liable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose claim they shall not have had notice 
at the time of such distribu#ion.—Dated this 7th day 


_ of September, a.p. 1910. 


/ JOHN J. CARROLI (Crick anp Carrot) 
Proctor for ‘the Hxecutors, tenis 
ae: 28 Hlizabeth-street, Sydney. 
take yt i! at vig 7s. 6d. 

No. 138, 7 Sepremper, 1910,—9, 


° 


NEW SOUTH WALES: GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 138. 5043 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1893,] 
In the Supreme Court of New South. Wales, (18,589) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re William Wooton, of Broadmeadow-road, Hamilton, miner. 
NOTION is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on his own 
petition.— Dated at Sydney, this 80th day of August, 1910, 
. F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptey. 
Offcial Assignee—WiILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER, ' 
TAL : 3s. 6d. 
{Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. | 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, (18,590) 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 
Re Augustus Dixon Chater, of Orange. 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 


day been made against the aboyenamed bankrupt, on his own 
petition. Dated at Sydney, this 31st day of August, 1910. 
F. H. SALUSBORY, 
| Registrar in Benkruptcy. 
Official Assignee—Cuaaizs Farrrax WatErtoo LLOYD, r 
742 8s. 6d. 


” [Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptey ‘Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,591) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Arthur Ernest Daggar, of Egan-strect, Newtown, Sydney, 
pressman, 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has thia 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on his own: 
petition.—Duted at Sydney, this 31st day of August, 19190. 


F, d. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—WiInLiaM Hareinaron PALMER. 
743 8s. Gd. 


[ Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, (18,592) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re James Duffy, of Murwillumbah, labourer. 


NOVICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
duy been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on ‘his own 
pétition.—Dated at Sydney, this Ist day of September, 1910. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. | 
Official Assignee—WiLtiaM HarRInGron PALMER. 
7 At 8s. 6d. 
{Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.) _ 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, (18,594) 


IN BANERUPTCY. 
Re Robert Leitch, of Blayney, labourer, formerly of Wangoola, 
near Woodstock and Blayney. 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the aboveramed bankrupt, on his own 
petition.— Dated. at Syduey, this Sth day of September, 1910. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee--CHARLES FAIRFAX WATERLOO LuoypD. _ 
745 8s. 6d. 

(Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 

In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,595) 

; IN BANKRUPTCY. 

Re Thomas Henry Williams, of Tumut, forestry officer. 
NOTIOR is hereby given that.a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on his own 
petition.— Dated at Sydney, this Sth day of September, 1910. 

F. H. SALUSBURY, 

Registrar in Bankruptcy. 

Official Assignee—WiILLIaAM Haprinaron PALMER, 
746 3s. 6d. 

[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. ] 

In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,571) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re John McPherson, of Muswellbrook. . 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of Arthur James Baker, of Gunnedah, grazier.— 
Daied at Sydney, this nd day of September, 1910. 
F.. H. SALUSBURY,. 

i : Registrar in Bankruptcy’ 
Official Assignee—Cuartes Farprax Warertoo Lioyp. 
747 : 3s. 6d. 


5044 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138, 


[7 Sepr., 1910. 


Biter arth Abbs ania ainsi io Bab yay Aiyel year enya ttn ele ee ee eee ee ee 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,587 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Neil McEachern, of 11 Pitt-street, Redfern, late 
hotelkeeper. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made againat the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of Sandeman (Limited).—Dated at Sydney, this 2nd 
day of September, 1910. 
F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 

Official Assignee—CHArtEs Farzrax WargR1oo Lroyrp. 

748 


{Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1598.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,588) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re A. Dixon Chater, of Orange, architect. 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of Binns, Wadge, and Brown (Limited).—Dated at 
Sydney, this 5th day of September, 1910. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptey. 
Official Assignee—CuARLEs Farrrax WATERLOO Lroyp. 
749 3a. Fd. 


—s 


(18,585) 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Owen McMullen, of Goondah, near Bowning, boundary 
rider. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter, will be held at the Court-house, Yass, 
before the District, Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 22nd day 
of September, 1910, at 11 a.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. ‘To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Moore-street, Sydney, not later than the 15th day of Septem- 
ber, 1910. 

F. H. SALUSBURY, 

Registrar in Bankruptcy. 

Official Assignee —CHARLES FarrFax Warertoo Lioyp. 
7é 6s. 


. In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re William Wooton, of Hamilton, miner. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Newcastle, 
before the District Registrar in. Bankruptcy, on the 22nd day 
of September, 1910, at 11 a.m., or as soon after as the course 
of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Moore-street, Sydney, not later than the 15th day of September, 
1910. 


(18,589) 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee -WILLIAM HarpinaTon PALMER. 
751 6s. 


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In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matters will be held at the Court, Citizens’ 
Chambers, Moore-street, Sydney, on the 20th day of September, 
1910, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the course of business will 
permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his proof must be 
lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy not later than the 
16th day of September, 1910 :— 


Re Mary Ann Harrington (No. 18,566), of 180 Forbes-street, 
Sydney, formerly of Temora. 
Re Frederick William Smalley (No. 18,580), of Smith-street, 
Botany, builder. 
’ BF. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee— CHARLES Fainrax WATERLOO Lorn, 
752 12s, 


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In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matters will be held at the Court, Citizens’ 
Chambers, Moore-street, Sydney, on the 22nd day of September, 
1910, at 10a.m., or as soon after as the course of business will 
permit. To entitle a creditor to yote thereat, his proof must be 


3s. 6d. 


lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, not later than the 
19th day of September, 1910 :— 


Re Alexander Murdoch (No. 18,559), of Yerranderie, miner. 
Re David Kiss (No. 18,548), of 41 Crystal-street, Petersham, 
legal agent. 
F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee ~WiLLIAaM Harrineton PALMER. 


753 12s. 


[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (1,834) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re John Gorman, formerly of Kempsey, Macleay 
River, auctioneer, and now of Moyes-street, Mar- 
rickville. 


To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that the abovenamed bankrupt in- 
tends to apply to the Court, Citizens’ Chambers, 
Moore-street, Sydney, on Wednesday, the 28th day of 
September, 1910, at 10 a.m., or as soon afterwards as 
the course of business will admit, that a Certificate 
of Discharge be granted to him, under and according 
to the provisions of the ‘‘Bankruptcy Act, 1898.”— 
Dated this 2nd day of September, 1910. 
JOHN A. I. PERRY, 
Solicitor for the Bankrupt, 
62 Hunter-street, Sydney. 


720 6s. 6d. 


[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (17,989) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Arthur Wentworth Fullager, of Ryde, formerly of 
Parramatta, in the State of New South Wales, 
auctioneer. 

To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 
TAKE NOTICE that I, Arthur Wentworth Fullager, 
intend, to apply to the Court, Citizens’ Chambers, 
Moore-street, Sydney, on Wednesday, the 5th day of 
October, at 11 a.m., or as soon afterwards as the 
course of business will admit, that a Certificate of 
Discharge be granted to me, under and according to 
the provisions of the ‘‘Bankruptcy Act, 1898.’’—Dated 
this 5th day of September, 1910. 


A. W. FULLAGER. 
6s. 6d. 


—-- 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re John Edmund Burke, of Murwillumbah, in the 
State of New South Wales, road contractor; ex 
parte, the Bankrupt. 


To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that the abovenamed, John Edmund 
Burke, intends to apply to, the Court on Thursday, 
the 29th day of September instant, at 10 a.m., or as 
soon afterwards as the course of business will admit, 
that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to_him, 
under and according to the provisions of the ‘‘Bank- 
ruptey Act, 1898.”—Dated this 2nd day of September, 


1910. 
PETER STREET, 
Solicitor for the said John Edmund Burke, 
Murwillumbah. 


(18,282) 


By his Agents,— 
Vintensuve-Smitn & Dawes, 
28 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 


705 6s. 6d. 


[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. } 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (17,489) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Reginald Colgan Noble, of Cowra, bankrupt. 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 
TAKE NOTICSH that I, Reginald Colgan Noble, intend to 
apply to the Court, on Wedhesday, the 28th day of September, 
1910, at LU a.m., or as g00n afterwards as the course of business 
will admit, that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to me, 


under and according to the provisions of the “ Bankruptcy 
Act, 1898.”.--Dated this €th day of September, 1910. 


REGINALD COIGAN NOBLE. 
6s. 6d. 


| 7€0 


7 Sepr., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 


5045 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
NotTick TO CREDITORS, 


ACCOUNTS with plans of distribution in the under- 
mentioned estates, showing dividends as specified, are 
now filed in the Office of the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Citizens’ Chambers, ‘Moore-street, Sydney, for the 
inspection of persons interested ; and notice is hereby 
given that such accounts and plans will be submitted 
to the Court for confirmation on Thursday, 22nd 
September, 1910, at 11 a.m., if not previously objected 
to :— 


Joseph Webb, of South Grafton, sawyer (No. 865), a 


second account and first plan of distribution 
showing payment of a dividend of twenty shillings 
in the £ on all known claims. 


Negus Edwin Hunt, of Helensburgh (No. 8,934), a 
second account and first plan of distribution 
showing payment of a dividend of twenty shillings 
in the £ on all known claims. 


Edward James Yeoman, of Belford, factory manager 
(No. 16,661), a second account and second plan 
of distribution showing payment of an equalising 
dividend of five shillings in the £ on’ one claim 
proved since the filing of the last account, and a 
dividend of three shillings and sixpence five-six- 
teenths of a penny in the £ on all proved con- 
current claims. 


William Clarendon, of Eric-street, Leichhardt, and 
‘Royal Hotel,’’ Crescent-street, Rozelle, produce 
merchant (No. 17,641), 2 second account and first 
plan of distribution showing payment of a divi- 
dend of one shilling and eight pence seventeen- 
twentieths of a penny in the £ on all proved 
concurrent claims. 


WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER, 
ficial Assignee. 
47 Elizabeth-street, Sydney, 
5th September, 1910. 
739 10s. 


In the District Court of the Northern District holden 
at Armidale. 


No. of Plaint 35 of 1910. 
No. of Warrant 4 of 1910. 


Between Samuel Sullings, of Hillgrove, hotelkeeper, 
plaintiff, and Robert Stewart Pease, of Hillgrove, 
grazier, defendant. 


ON Monday, the tenth day of October, in the year one 
thousand nine hundred and ten, at twelve o’clock 
noon, unless the writ of fieri facias issued herein is 
previously satisfied, the Registrar will sell by public 
auction, at the Court-house, Armidale,—All the right, 
title, and interest (if any) of the abovenamed defen- 
dant of, in, and to,— 


All that piece or parcel of land containing two hun- 
dred and sixty-seven acres, being conditional pur- 
chase No. 94-8, Land District of Armidale, county 
Sandon, parish Ferryman. 

And also all that piece or parcel of land containing 
sixty-three acres two roods, being conditional pur- 
chase No. 01-75, Land District of Armidale, 
county Sandon, parish Ferryman, which said 
lands are subject to a mortgage to Charles Wil- 
son, of Armidale, in the State of New South 
Wales, auctioneer. 


Terms, Cash. 
Dated this thirty-first day of August, a.p. 1910. 
CHAS. J. COGHLAN, 


Registrar of the Court. 


A. W. Simpson, Plaintiff’s Attorney, 
Falconer-street, Armidale. 
688 10s. 


LOST,—One chestnut pony mare, branded near shculder (BN), 
about 123 hands high, clipped. with light-green rug on, white 
felt lined; bred in ford district; sold by Mr. Neville, at 
the Corporation Sale Yards, Bathurst; sold by Mr. Suttor, 
auctioneer, about 12th of April last. Pony lost on 28th 
August, 1910, out of yard where there were nine head of other 
horses; very likely made home to Ilford and got caught in 
paddock. 
CHARLES HALL, 
Livery Stables, Bathurst. 


“701 88. 


Lmpoundings. 


*,* Poundkeepers are reminded that Advertisements of 
Impounded Stock are charged for at the rate of ONE SHILLING 
FOR EACH ANIMAL DESCRIBED ; and no such Advertisement will 
be inserted in the Gazette unless accompanied by a remittance 
sufficient to cover the cost of insertion. 


AUBURN.—Impounded at Auburn, on the 25th day of 
August, 1910, from Langtry-avenue, Auburn, by Mr. A. E. 
Williams, Impounding Officer; delay caused through 
supposed owner not claiming ; sum due at date of notice, 
eae) Chase 

Red heifer, like QP or ['P on rump, milking side, 18 
months. ams —_~ 

Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

15th September, 1910. 

735—ls. 8. MoLEAN, Poundkeeper. 


CANTERBURY.—Impounded at Canterbury, on the 3rd day 
of September, 1910, from Jeffery’s Estate, by Mr. H. 
Bagust; sum due at date of notice set after each anima] :— 

Red bally heifer, branded J QM, about 3 years; 11s. 6d. 

Brindle and white cow, no brands visible, about 4 years; 
11s. 3d. 

Red and white cow, no brands visible, hind legs been injured, 
about 5 years; 11s. 3d. 

Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

22nd September, 1910. 

721—3s. J. McCOY, Poundkeeper. 


Ga RS ee Sn) RR I YS 

CASINO.—Impounded at Casino, on the 20th day of August, 
1910, from Tomki, by Mr. John Gurin ; sum due at date 
of notice set after each animal :— 

Yellow and white cow, like 1B near rump, top off off ear, 3 
years; £1 3s. 9d. —_~ 

Dark-red and white bull, piece out near ear, like DC near 
rump, 18 months ; £1 Is. 8d. — 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
8th September, 1910. 
722—2s. J. DRISCOLL, Poundkeeper. 


COBBORA.—Impounded at Cobbora, on the 27th day of 
August, 1910, from near Cobbora, by Mr. F. Burkinshaw ; 
sum due at date of notice, 9s. :— 

Red heifer, white on head ‘and belly, like faint indescribable 
brand near rump, 18 months. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

22nd September, 1910. 

700—1s. W. WESTON, Poundkeeper. 


COOLAMON.—Impounded at Coolamon, on the 26th day of 
August, 1910, from enclosed land, by Mr. F. Furner; sum 
due at date of notice, £1 5s, :— 

Roan shorthorn bull, no brands visible, ear marked, about 7 
years, 134 hands. 

If not released, will be sold at ti:is Pound at noon on the 
first Thursday fourteen days after this publication. 


683—Is. F. WALKER, Poundkeeper. 


COOLAMON.—Impounded at Coolamon, on the 26th day of 
August, 1910, from enclosed land, by Mr. George Turner ; 
re-advertised on account of finding brand; sum due at 
date of notice, £1 15s. 6d. :— 

Shorthorn bull, like -s over K J, near rump, top off off ear, 
fork near ear, aged, 133 hands, 

Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at. noon on the 
first Thursday fourteen days after this publication. 


723—lk. EF. WALKER, Poundkeeper. 


GRESFORD.—Impounded at Gresford, on the 30th day of 
August, 1910, from The Pass, by Mrs. Edward Saxby ; 
sum due at date of notice, 128. :— 

Red bull, lixe |__] over » H near rump, 14 months. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pcund at noon on the 

22nd September, 1910. 

707—ls. G. RODWELL, Poundkeeper. 


INVERELL.—Impounded at Inverell, on the 2Jth day of 
August, 1910, from Redlands, by Mr. Jean Cunningham ; 
sum Gue at date of notice set after each animal :— 

Bay gelding, 71 €8 near shoulder, star, olack points, 6 years; 
£1 63. 3d. 

Also, on the 22nd day of August, 1910, from Nullamanna, by 
,. Mr. B. Daley :-— 

Brindle baliy steer, like ~< over Q nesr rump, about 18 

months; £1 8s. 9d. 


Also, on the 26th day of August, 1910, from High-street, by 
Mr. M. O’Connor :— 
Red heifer, blutched brand near rump, unreadable faint brand 
off rump, piece out off ear, about 2 years; 10s. 9d. 
If not released, will be evld at this Pound at noon on the 
151th September, 1910. 
686—3s. 


H, TURNBAM, Poundkeeper. 


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LAWRENCE.— GR at Lawrence, on the 29th day of 


August, 1910, from enclosed lands, Lawrence, by John | 


MePhee; sum due at date of notice, Lis. Gd.: 


Spotted bullock, ‘branded like —— over MF, avean 


Bay. gelding, like RY.B. near shoulder, fy. over off shoulder, . 


T£ not nplended, will be sold at this. Pound at noon on the 
16th. September, 1910, 


727—Is, OC. REEVES, Foundkeeper. 


LEICHHARDT.—Impounded at Leichhardt, on the 29th 
day of August,.1910, from 141 Balmain-road, by Georgina | 


Huches ;..2um due.at date.of notice, £1 033d, :— 


off hind foot white, blistered off stifie,.good RnBAinoD, 5 
years, 16 hands. 


oe: I£-not- released, will-be sold. vat this Pound et noon on the 
15th omnes 1910, 


‘Black poley steer, no brands vieible, about 3 years ; 


eo 


708-18. ..8, SELBY, Poundkeeper. 


LOOKHART.—Impounded at Lockhart, on the Ist day of 

September, 1910, from Lockhart Common, by order of the 

' ‘Trustees ; ‘sum due at date of notice set after each 
animal : ; 

Red cow, no brands visible, about 3 years ; 

Red ‘heifer calf, unbranded, about 2 


17s. 6d. 
months; ] 16s, 4d, 
16s. 4d, 

If not welenaad’ will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
‘15th September, 1910, 
‘736—2s. 


S. ALOHIN, Poundkeeper. 


LOOKHART. --Impoundéd at Lockhart, on the 2nd day of 
September, 1930, from Lockhart Common, by order of the 
 ‘Prustees; sunv due at date of notice, 14s 6d. :— 
Light-brown light harness ‘horse, no brands visible, aged, about 
18 hands. 
Tf not released, will be-sold at this Pound at noon on the 
22nd Peplerpher, 1910, 


737—1s. 8. ALCHIN, Poundkeeper. 


" MACLEAN.—Impounded at Maclean, on the 19th day of 


August, 1910, from South Arm, by M. A. Maguire; sum 
due at date of notice, 138. $d. each :— 
Red heifer, W over. If near rump, notch our off ear, 2} years. 
. Red and. white steer, UT near rump, two nat Files out off ear, 
3 years. 
If-not released, will be sold at this Pound at ncon on the 
15th September, 1910. 
68% Aspen te frets 


R. DAVIES, Poundkeepér. 


NORTH BOTANY --Impounded at North Botany, on the 


% 


27th day of Augurt, 1910, from grass paddock, st. Peters, 
byoMr. "Thonias “Grace, No 80 Glehbe-street, Glebe ; sum 
due at date of notice, #1. 13s.-6da, :-— 
{Red and white'heifer,')J’§ off rump, 18 months. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
» 15th September, 1910, 


734—1s. 5S. ROSSBRIDGH, Poundkeeper. 


ORANGE.—Impounded at Orange, on the 80th day of nats, 
. J910, from Ammerdown, by P. Murphy; sum: duo at date 
of nahive: 163,:— 
Red Jersey cow, like | (faint) near rump, like blotched brands 
; ever X off rump, mealy muzzle, about 8 yearea.i\" 
If net released, will be sold at: this Belia at noon on the 
22nd. 7a aye 1910, 
738—I1s. 


a WITHERS, ‘Potindth pidaewe 


-QUIRINDI.—Impounided at Quirindi, on the 28th. day of 


“August, 1910, from travelling stock reserve, - Bu O.8. 
“Wilkitison ; 6um duv at date of notice, 98. 10d. : 
Red-roan cow, blotched brand near rump, blopolied f brand off 
rump, like. G over oft hip. 


»”" TE not released, will be sold according to Tmpounding Act. 


ot ees +. 


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702—1s, J. CARPENTER, Poundkeeper. 


“STROUD. —Im pounded. at Stroud, on the 24th day of August, 
1910, from Stroud, by J. T. Crick :— 
Roan ball, like - over A near rump: 
If not released, will be sold ab this Pound at noon on the 
15th September, 1910. 


699—1s. A, MoNEILL, Poundkeeper. 


aS See eae ee eee 


THE ROOK. Ae AUR ab The Rock, « on the 29th day of 
“August, 1910, from SE by ©. J. Yensch; sum 
clue at date of notice, £5 7s. 6d. : 

Chestnut Olydesdale stallion, white npn hind feet white, ebilar- 
marked, 1L years, 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
13th Reprem ar 2 HOL0., 

JO9ls. oo. 


J, PIPER, Poundkceper, ' 


[Price, 6d.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 138. 


[7 Surr., 1910. 


URANA -~-Impounded ab Gains, on the 2nd day of September, 
1916, from Burrongong Station, by P. P. Gell, Esq.; sum 
due at date of notice, 7s.: 
Brindle heifer, no brands vial like halfpenny point each ear, 
little white on shoulders, belly, and off flank, about 2 
ears, 
If inte released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
2nd September, 1910. 


724—1ls. J. WISH, Poundkee per. 


YETMAN. adndponaded tp Yetwen; on “the 28rd day of 
August, 1910, from Trigamon Station, by order of C.G. 
Lindal & Sons; sum due at date of notice set after each 
animal :— 

Spotted cow, like OWT over 6 off rump, piece out of each 
ear, about 4 years; 7s, 

Red bull calf, ‘eneandad: progeny of abovementioned cow, 
about 9 months; 4s. 3d. 

if not released, will be sold at this Found at noon on the 
first Thuy edhe fourteca days after this publication, 

§. COLE, Poundkeeper. 


NEW SO OTH WALES ‘ Go VERNMENT GAZETTR,” 
The ‘‘GOVERNMENT GAZETTE” is now published on the 


. WEDNESDAY in each week, and the issue of Supplements, unless 


Statutory or Hatraordinary, is prohsbited, All. Noricxs— 
Departmental or private—for insertion must. be received by the 
Government Printer not later than TWELVE O'CLOCK of the day 
preceding the day of publication. 


2 Proors of Departmental Nottces will be supplied, but must 
be returned not later than 5 p.m. on the Tuesday, and duly 
certified for issue by a responsible Officer ; otherwise such 
Notrces will not be included in the next day’s Gazette, 


ALL PounpkrErErs’ and private advertisements forwarded 
Jor pulkication in the ‘* Gazette” must be PAID FOR PRIOR TO 
INSERTION ; and all notices, from whatever source, should be 
legibly written on one side of the.paper only. Signatures (in 
pari ticular, )and proper names must be wretten very plainly in 
the text. All documents illegibly written will be returned 
unpublished. 


ADVERTISEMENTS are charged for at the rate of 38. for eight 
lines or under (ten words to the line), and 8d. for every additional 
line above eight lines. 


Surscriprions :—For the year, 30s. ; by post, $58.; for the 
half-year, 17s. 6d.; by post, 20s. ; Sor the quarter, 12s. 6d.; 
by post, L4s., payable in advance. Single numbers, current 
year, 6d. each ; previous years, 1s., postage added. 

Subscriptions may commence from the jirst of any month , 
but back numbers (for the then current quarter) are supplied 
to yearly subscribers only. 


ALL PAYMENTS must be made in vadvance, and may be remitted 
by Money Orders, Postal Notes, or N.S.W. Duty Stamps, 
Postage Stamps will not be accepted. 


ALL COMMUNICATIONS should be addressed to ** The Govern 


ment Printer, Sydney.” 

CONTENTS. PAGE 
Proclamations eee ene eee ees yy eT 1 4923 
Appointments. &e. .., tas ae ies ree « 4927 
Government. Notices was ote bay ae + 4928 
Local Government Notice... #5 vege, 4988 
Duranbar Swamp Drainage Trust—Trustees elected ... 4933 
Applications invited for positions... is. eee ve 4938 
Acts of Parliament assented to ... yp ee 4934, 
Industrial Disputes Act-—Award under ... we = 4985 
Notices under Real Property Act... ote ae vee ©4936 
Notice to Lay Service Pipes Ae ae se vee = 4987 
Oourt Notices ee .- 4988 

Notice a Closing of certain waters against 
fishing .. be 0b ae cat ia we 4939 
Tenders ‘ hy 4 se pee vee §=64939 
Vital Statistics ay a an as Vs 4945 
District Courts 4953 

Stock Act—First Quarterly List of Forte aa Cattie 
Brands for 1910 att dee * me vee 4955 
Electoral Appointments ... Mee ae ‘ale owe 4072 
Officiating Ministers ff ee ae aap see, 4973 
Shark Swamp Drainage Trust th chy OOREM  ade ABS 
New Yarrawa Bore Water Trust e 4975 
Quarterly Niceasiag Courts ana Ay aaa a ‘4978 
Return of Merchants’ Expiosivesa ie ve 4979 
Oyster Culture Leases... vs hon Ags soe) 4980 
Mines Department Notices be ia a eee ol) 
Lands Department Notices hy ae sag soot 4087 
Private Advertisements ye igs ots at eae 5039 
Impoundings tay tea fe ap ike ana, DUES 


SYDNEY: 
Printed and Published by Wixi1am AprLecATe GULLICK, 


Government Printer and Publisher cf the State ef New 
South Wales, at Phillip-street, 7th September, 1910, 


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No. 139.] 


SPECIAL GAZETTE UNDER THE “PUBLIC SERVICE 
ACT, 1902.” 


APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


Wiir14m Joseph Campnin, Esquire, Chief Clerk, 
Water Police Office, to act as Clerk of Petty 
Sessions and Chamber Magistrate at that Office, 
during the absence of H. S. Hawkins, Esquire, 
on other duty,—from the 5th September, 1910. 

Joun Lerusripee Kine, Esquire, Stipendiary Magis- 
trate, Sydney, to act as Visiting Justice to the 
Gaol at Darlinghurst and to the State Reforma- 
tory for Women at Long Bay; also to the State 
Inebriates’ Institutions at Darlinghurst Gaol and 
the State Reformatory for Women, during the 
absence of T. R. Icely, Esquire, J.P., on leave,— 
from the 6th September, 1910; also to act as 
Visiting Justice to the Prison known as the 
‘Shaftesbury Institution,’’ during Mr. Icely’s 
absence,—from the same date. 

Mr. Witi1aAm James Braprorp, Postmaster, Nimity- 
belle, to be Assistant District Registrar of Births 
Deaths, and Marriages for the District of Monaro 
at Nimitybelle,—from the 26th April, 1910 (in 
lieu of notification published in Gazette of the 
24th August, 1910). 

Mr. Tuomas Keretty, Postmaster, Dapto, to be Assis- 
tant District Registrar of Births, Deaths, and 
Marriages for the District of Illawarra at Dapto, 
vice Mr. W. Mead, transferred,—from the 5th 
March, 1910, 


WEDNESDAY, 7 SEPTEMBER. 


/1910. 


Mr. Wintram Mean, Postmaster, Camden, to be Dis- 
trict Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages 
for the District of Camden at Camden, vice Mr. 
Moroney, transferred,—from the 24th March, 
1910, 


Th undermentioned members of the Police Force to 

be Acting Clerks of Petty Sessions at the places pres 

ceding their respective names,—from the dates speci- 

fied, viz. ;— ' 

Guyra—Constable Pxainie Stanton ARENTZ, during the 
absence of Senior-constable O’Neill, on leave,— 
from the 24th August, 1910. 

Dorrigo—Constable WittiAM WiutiiaMs, during the 
absence of First Class Constable Hurley, on leave, 
—from the date of commencing duty. : 

Gladstone—Wirst Class Constable Groregz Groves, 
during the absence of First Class Constable Moore, 
on leave,—from the 15th September, 1910, 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Moreton Hype Firzaarpiner, Esquire, Police Magis- 
trate, Lismore, to be Senior Relieving Police 
Magistrate, vice Adrian, promoted,—from the Ist 
September, 1910. 

Cuaries Freperico Burier, Esquire, Police Magistrate, 
Albury, to be Police Magistrate, Lismore, vice 
Witzhardinge, transferred,—from the 1st Septem- 
ber, 1910; also to be Licensing Magistrate and 
Official Member of the Licensing Courts for the 
licensing Districts of Lismore, Ballina, and 
Richmond River, and District Registrar in Bank- 
TUBty at Lismore,—from the date of commencing 

uty. 


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Cuarius Josepx Bonun Heim, Esquire, Police Magis- 
trate, Cooma, to be Police Magistrate, Mudgee, 
vice Edwards, promoted,—from the ist Septem- 
ber, 1910; also to be Licensing Magistrate and 
Official Member of the Licensing Oourts for the 
Licensing Districts of Mudgee and Gulgong, and 
District Registrar in Bankruptcy at Mudgee,— 
from the date of commencing duty. 

First Class Constable Wintiam Henry WALKpR, to be 
Acting Clerk of Petty Sessions at Morangarell, 
vice Moras, transferred,—from the 6th August, 
1910. 


JOHN GARLAND. 


COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of 


Mr. AnrHony Joun Bryant and Mr. EpmMunp Parrick 
Wauiis being appointed Junior Clerks in The 
Treasury, on probation for twelve months. 

[E.Ms. 327 and 326] 


HIS Ixceleney the Governor, with the advice ef the 


ROT 2 ord 
Kxecutive Council,-and upon the recommendation of * 


the Public Service Board, has approved of the follow- 

ing appointments in the Department of Navigation, 

Viz. :— “a 

Mr. R. J. Sxkipmorg, Engineer, ‘“‘Antleon,’’ Dredge 
Service, Department of Public Works, as Second 
Engineer, Pilot Steamer ‘‘Captain Cook.” 


Mr. C. C. Pixe, Boatman, Newcastle, as Master 
Pi ce = ) z 5 
Pilot Tender ‘‘Carrington.”’ . 

[E.Ms. 321 and329] 


T. WADDELL. 


DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Tixecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 


of the appointment, cn probation for a dae 
twelve months, of ; P period o 


Mr. Sipney Crcin Lepr as a Cadet Draftsman in the 
Local Land Board Office, Wagga Wagga,—such 


appointment to take effect from the 9th Septem- 
ber, 1909 (M1. 1910-8,118). 5 eG Wet 


S. W. MOORE. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 


Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of ” 


pte Ss Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
ha 


Mr. EpMunpD Harotp Swirr be appointed, on proba- 
tion for twelve months, as Junior Clerk in this 


. od ApS Mi take effect as from 2nd August, 


CHARLES A. LEE. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 
the undermentioned persons, on probation for six 
months, as Library Assistants, Public Library of New 
South Wales :— ‘ 


Mr. Tuomas Burier,—from 16th August, 1910. 


Mr. ela, Lesiin Russeru,—from date of entry on 
duty. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. Ruitcure IspesterR Stancer, on probation for 
twelve months, as Junior Clerk in this Depart- 
ment,—to take effect from 24th May, 1910. 


J, A. HOGUE. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 139. 


[7 Supr., 1910. 
a. ee 


CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE, 
HIS ixcelleney the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the appointment of 
Mr, Aveustinn O’Donnuii, as Junior Clerk in the 

Sheriff’s Office, being confirmed. 
JOHN GARLAND. 


DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pieased to approve 
of the appointment of 
Mr. Arcaipatp Bryan Paterson as Junior Clerk, De- 
partment of Agriculture, being confirmed, —__ 
Mr. Hue Ross as Inspector and Instructor in Mixed 
Warming, Department of Agriculture, being con- 


Remap 
faa J. A. HOGUE. 


DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Exceutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the confirmation of the appointment of — 
Mr. Tiaronp FAarquaar WernsiuR as a Cadet Drafts- 
man in this Department,—the appointment to 
take effect from the 23rd August, 1909 (M1,°1910- 


119). 
is. S. W. MOORE, 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Councily and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to confirm 
the appointments of 
Misses Exnmen Reeve Barser, Newim Nayior, and 
Lavra Luoyp Dowrtt as Teachers of Cookery in 
connection with the Public Schools. 


J. A. HOGUE. 


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PROMOTIONS AND TRANSFERS. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 
Dredge Service. acpiengse 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
that offect be given to the promotions and transfers 
specified in the appended Schedule. ney 


Graut, F. W., Master, to Master,—from 23rd May; 
1910. 

McKenzin, A., Master, to Master,—from 12th May, 
1910 


Myers, J., Seaman, to Leading Seaman,—from 20th 
May, 1910. 

Enenrt, WH. N., Engineer, 
May, 1910. 3 

Srnwart, J., Fireman, to Engine-driver,—from 21st 
May, 1910. 

Hotnanp, J., Fireman, to Fireman,—from 19th May, 


to Engineer,—from 13th 


NICHOLAS, A. B., Fireman, ‘Tethys,’ to Fireman,— 
from 16th August, 1910. 

Bropin, W. A., Oiler, ‘‘Antleon,”’ 
“Tethys, —trom Ist Joly; 1910. > 

Parurson, W. G. V., Fireman, to Fireman,—from 
12th July, 1910. 

Waren, R., Master, to Master,—from 22nd June, 
1910. 

Davis, C., Mate, to Mate,—from 21st June, 1910. 

CHARLES A. LEE. 


BeBe seh i 


TRANSFER. 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 
HiS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of | 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to ap- 
prove of the transfer of 
Mr. Sreraen Hinpeprann Parricx DONNELLY, Crown 
Land Agent for the Land District of Albury, to 
the position of Clerk in the Local Land Board 
Office, Grafton,—to take effect from the 30th 
August, 1910 (MI. 1910-7,397). 


to Fireman, 


S. W. MOORE, | 


. 


7 Sepr., 1910.] 
RESIGNATIONS. 
CHIEF SECRETARY'S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has accepted the resignation of 
Probationary Nurse Hileen {. Mulvey, of the Coast 
ospital, from the Public Service,—as from the 
15th September, 1910. 


W. He woop. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, has accepted the resignation of 

Miss Violet Alice Feakes as Teacher of Cookery in 
Public Schools,—to take effect from the 2Ist 
August, 1910, 


J. A. HOGUE. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 139. 5049 


RETIREMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 
IT is hereby notified that 
Mr. Thomas E. Brown, Master, Dredge Service, has 
retired from the Public Service,—as from Ist 


September, 1910, under the provisions of section 
66 of the ‘‘Public Service Act, 1902.’’ 


CHARLES A. LEE. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 


ue Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
) 


Mr. Carl P. Schumacher, ‘Teacher, Public School, 
Peakhurst, being retired from the Public Service, 
—as from 24th August, 1910, in terms of section 
63 of the ‘‘Public Service Act, 1902,” 


J. A. HOGUE. 


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WEDNESDAY, 14 SHPTEMBER. 


[1910. 


PROCLAMATION 
New Sour Watxs,) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit. fable FrREDERIC JoHN NapieR, Baron 
CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 
(1.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
W. P. Cunuzx, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 


ty. HEP aT ON EER the State of New South Wales and its 
os hn Ni as Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia. 


A pursuance of the power and authority vested in 
that behalf by the ‘‘Banks and Bank Holidays 
Act, 1898,’ in the Governor of New South Wales, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, I, Fruprric JoHN 
Narrer, Baron Cuetmsrorp, the Governor aforesaid, 
do, with the advice of the Executive Council, hereby 
appoint the following days and dates to be observed 
as Public Holidays in the localities mentioned here- 
under, namely :— 


Kugowra District—Thursday, 22nd September, 1910. 


er oe Police District—Wednesday, 28th September, 
Allowrie Electorate, Cootamundra, Hillston, and Yer- 
randerie Districts—Monday, 3rd October, 1910. 
Junee Districts—Wednesday, 12th October, 1910. 
Murrurundi District from Willow Tree to Wingen, 
both inclusive—Monday, 17th October, 1910. 
Coonamble District—Wednesday, 9th November, 1910. 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this 
thirteenth day of September, in the year of 
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, 
and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES W. OAKES. 


[1722] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sourn Wa zs, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 

to wit. able FrepERIC JoHN NapizR, BARON 

CuELMsrorD, Knight Commander of 

(1.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 

W. P. Cutten, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 

His Excellency the Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Governor. Australia. 


a pursuance of the provisions of the “ Theatres and Public 

Halls Act, 1908,” I, Freppric Joun Narizr, Baron 
CHELMSFORD, the Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, do, by this my Proclamation, revoke those 
portions of the Proclamations eet out in the appended Schedule, 
declaring that the provisions of Part 2 of the abovecited Act 


shall be applied to the halls specified. 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this jsixth 
day of September, in the year of our Lord one 


thousand nine hundred and ten, and in the first year 
of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
W. H. WOOD. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


ScHEDULE. 


Published in Gazette. 
Name of Hall. aR 


Locality. 


No. | Date. 


Fast Maitland...) Federal Hall  ...| 96 | 15th July, 1909 


Failford ...| Pailford Hall .. | 58 | 27th April, 1910 
Glenbrook ...| School of Arts Hall! 86 | 9th March, 1910 
Narooma ...| Lynch’s Hall _ ...| 52 | 13th April, 1910 
Narrabeen... Columbia Hall ...| 96 | 15th July, 1909 


North Sydney...| Christ Church Hall! 96 | 15th July, 1909 


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PROCLAMATION 


New Sovru Wars, } By His Excellency The Right Honour- 


to wit. {able Frepeuic JouN Narier, BARON 
Curumsrerp, Knight Commander of 
(1.8. ) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 


W. P. Cutcen, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 
oi pe tee “Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia. 

Sates under and by virtue of the ‘Theatres 
and Public Halls Act, 1908,” power is vested in 

the Governor of the State of New South Wales, by 
Proclamation in the Gazette,’ to apply the provisions 
of Part II of the said Act.to such theatres and public 
halls as may be nanied therein, or as may be situate 
within the localities named or described therein, and 
the said Part should apply only to such theatres and 


public halls: Now, therefore, 1, FrepEric JOHN NAPIER, 


Baron CHELMsFoRD, the Governor aforesaid, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the 
provisions of the said ‘‘Theatres and Public Halls Act, 
1908,’ and.of any other power me thereunto enabling, 
with the advice of the Executive Council of the said 
State, do, by this my Proclamation, declare that the 

rovisions of Part IT of the “Theatres and Public 
Halls Act, 1908,” shall be applied to the Halls men- 
tioned hereunder, viz. :— 


Locality. Name of Hall. 
FEatonsville Mechanics’ Institute Hall. 
Glendon School of Arts Hall. 


Adams’ Hall. 


Long Creek 
Public Hall. 


Lower Dungowan 


Milton Oork’s Hall. 

Singleton Agricultural Show Ground 
Pavilion. 

Vaucluse aos Town Hall. 


Young Wallsend Griffiths’ Hall. 
Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this 
fifth day of September, in the year of our 

Lord one thousand nine hundred ané@ ten, 

and in thé first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
J. A. HOGUE? 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


[1466] 


PROCLAMATION 
By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
‘able Frepeic JOHN Narrer, BARON 


New Souru WAugs, 


to wit. 
Cuutmsrorp, Knight Commander of 
(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 


W. P. Gottesx, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
By Demutation from the State of New South Wales and its 
is Hxcellency the Pjclahit (atin 
itt Bed E Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia. 
¥7 HEREAS by section 101 of the “Sydney Harbour 
Trust Act, 1900,” pe is given for the Gover- 
nor, upon the request of the Sydney Harbour Trust 
ead a ‘ ‘ 

Cominissioners,; and of the Municipal Council con- 
cerned, to declare by notice in the Gazette any land 
vested in the Commissioners to be a public highway 
under the management and control of the Council: 
Now,. therefore, I, as such Governor as aforesaid, 
with the advice of the Executive Council of the said 
State, do hereby deciare the thoroughtares doseribed 
in the Schedule hereunder to be public highways, 
under the management and control of the Municipal 
Council of Svdney, such highways to be treated in all 
rospects as if they were within the Municipality of 

Sydney, and dedicated to the public. 
Given under my Hand and the Seal of the said 
State, at Sydney, this ninth day of Sep- 
_tember, in the year of cur Lord one thousand 
nine hundred and ten, and in the first year 

of His Majesty’s Reign. 
By His Exccllency’s Command, 
T. WADDELL. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 


“ ScHEDULE oF THOROUGHFARES REFERRED TO. 


‘All ‘that part of Sussex-street which hes between 
Erskine and Margaret streets, Darling Harbour, City 


of Sydney, parish of Saint Philip, county of Cumber- — 


land: Commencing on the northern building-line of 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. [14 Supr., 1910. 


Erskine-street, at its junction with the western build- 
ing-line of .Sussex-street, being the south-western 
corner of an area yested in the Sydney Harbour Trust 
Commissioners by Proclamation in the Government 
Gazette of 11th June, 1901 (description No.5), and being 
also a point bearing 74 degrees 44 minutes and distant 
285 feet 114 inches from the junction of the aforesaid 
building-line of Erskine-street with the eastern build- 
ing-line of Shelley-street; and bounded thence by a 
line passing partly along the eastern end of Hrskine- 


Jane bearing 342 degrees 58 minutes 278 feet 64 inches 


to the north-eastern corner of that lane; thence by a 
line passing along the eastern boundaries of a sewage 
pumping station and premises leased by the Sydney 
Harbour Trust Commissioners to Huddart Parker & 
Company Proprietary Limited bearing 342 degrees 57 
mintites 235 feet 6 inches to the southern building-line 
of Margaret-street; thence by a line passing along the 
southern side of that street bearing 75 degrees 21 
minutes 59 feet 104 inches; thence by a line passing 
partly along the western ends of Day’s-lane and 
Bate’s-lane bearing 162 degrees 51 minutes 513 feet } 
inches to the aforesaid northern building-line o 
Erskine-street ; and thence by a line passing along the 
northern side of that street (which is the southern 
boundary of the area vested in the said Commissionors 
as aforesaid) bearing 264 degrees 24 minutes 61 feet 
03 inch, to the point of commencement, being part of 
the area vested in the Sydney Harbour Trust Com- 
missioners by Proclamation in the Government Gazette 
of 11th June, 1901 (description No. 5),—as shown upon 
pan catalogued St. Philip 77, in the Sydney Harbour 
rust Office. 

_ All that street known as Sussex-street North, Dar- 
ling Harbour, City of Sydney, parish of Saint Philip, 
county of Cumberland: Commencing on the northern 
building-line cf Margaret-street, at is junction with 
the eastern side of Sussex-street North, which is a 

oint bearing 255 degrees 20: minutes and distant 114 
feet from the junction of that building-line of Mar- 
garet-street with the western building-line of Napoleon- 
street; and bounded thence by a line passing along 
the northern side of Margaret-street bearing 200 
degrees 27 minutes 58 feet 0} inch to the south-east- 
ern corner of an area of l.acre 1 rood 23 perches leased 
by the Sydney Harbour Trust Commissioners. to the 
Union Steamship Company of New Zealand, Limited ; 
thence. by .the eastern boundary. of .that..area-being: 
lines bearing 343 degrees 11 minutes 106 feet 9% 
inches; thence 335. degrees 31 minutes 79, feet 5% 
inches; and thence 345 degrees 18 minutes 28' feet 0: 
inch to the north-eastern corner of that area, which is 
also the south-eastern corner of an area of 3 roods 
232 perches leased by the aforesaid Commissioners to 
the North Coast Steam Navigation Company Limited ; 
thence by a line passing partly along an eastern 
boundary of that area bearing 345 degrees 22 minutes 
202 feet 44 inches to a fence; thence by_a line follow- 
ing that fence bearing 65 degrees 13 minutes 45 feet 
7% inches to the north-western corner of a workshon 
cecupied by the North Coast Steam Navigation Com- 
pany Limited ; thence by a line passing along the south- 
western side of that workshop bearing 187 degrees 37 
minutes 26 feet 33 inches to the northernmost corner 
of Napoleon-street; thence by a line passing along the 
western ond of that street bearing 164 degrees 41 
minutes 67 feet 1 inch to the north-western corner of 
the building known as the ‘Royal Standard Hotel” ; 
and thence by lines bearing 165 degrees 22 minutes 
142 foet 14 inch; thence 155 degrees 39 minnutes. 80 
feet 03 inch; and thence 163 degrees 11 minutes 112 
feet. 3 inches, to the point of commencement, being 
part of the area vested in the Sydney Harbour ‘Trust 
Commissioners under the ‘‘Sydney. Harbour Trust 
Act, 1900’’,-as shown. upon plan catalogued “St. 
Philip 77, in the Sydney Harbour Trust Office. 

All that part of Margaret-street’ which lies on ihe 
western side of Kent-street, Darling Harbour, City 
of Sydney, parish of St. Philip, ccunty of Cumber- 
land: Commencing on the southern building-line of 
Margaret-street, at its intersection with the western 
building-line of Kent-street, which is a point in ~he 
eastern boundary of the area. vested in the Sydrey 
Harbour Trust Commissioners by Proclamation in ~he 
Government Gazette of 11th June. 1901 (description 
No. 5): and bounded thence by a line passing partly 
along the northern boundaries of the premises known 
as the ‘“‘Sydney and Melbourne Hotel” and the ‘New 
Zealand Hotel” bearing 255 degrees 19 minutes 259 
fect, 7 inches to the north-eastern corner of Sussex- 
street; thence by a line passing along the northern 
end of that street bearing 255 degrees 21 minutes 59 
feet 104 inches to the north-western corner of that 
street, which is also the north-eastern corner of an 
area of 1 acre 1 rood 103 perches leased by the Sydney 
Harbour Trust Commissioners to Huddart Parker & 


14 Supr., 1910.] 


— 


Company Proprietary Limited; thence by a line 
passing partly along a northern boundary of that 
area bearing 255 degrees 23 minutes 129 feet 7 inches ; 
thence by a line bearing 341 degrees 56 minutes 60 
feet 1% inch; thence by a line passing partly along 
a southern boundary of an area of 1 acre 1 rood 23 
perches leased by the Sydney Harbour Trust Commis- 
sioners to the Union Steamship Company of New 
Yealand, Limited, bearing 75 degrees 17 minutes 148 
feet 1 inch to the south-western corner of Sussex-street 
North; thence by a line passing along the southern 
end of that street bearing 75 degrees 27 minutes 58 
feet 04 inch to the south-eastern corner of that street ; 
thence by a line passing partly along the southern 
end of Napoleon-street bearing 75 degrees 20 minutes 
246 feet 3 inches to the western building-line of Kent- 
street aforesaid; and thence by a line crossing Mar- 
garet-street and following part_of the eastern boun- 
dary of the area vested in the Sydney Harbour Trust 
Commissioners by Proclamation in the Government 
Gazette of the 11th June, 1901, as aforesaid, bearing 
165 degrees 1 minute 60 feet 14 inch, to the point of 
commencement, comprising part of the area vested in 
the Sydney Harbour Trust Commissioners under the 

“Sydney Harbour Trust Act, 1900”, and part of the 
area vested in the said Commissioners by Proclama- 
tion in the Government Gazette of 11th June, 1901 
(description No. 5),—as shown upon plan catalogued 
St. Philip 77, in the Sydney Harbour Trust Office. 

All that part of Erskine-street, Darling Harbour, 
City of Sydney, parish of Saint Philip, count of 
Cumberland: Commencing on the southern building- 
line of Erskine-street, at its junction with the west- 
ern building-line of Sussex-street, which is a point on 
the eastern boundary of the area vested in the Sydney 
Harbour Trust Commissioners by Proclamation in the 
Government Gazette of 11th June, 1901; and bounded 
thence by a line bearing 254 degrees 35 minutes 98 
feet 53 inches to the north-eastern corner of Day- 
street; thence by a line passing along the northern 
end of that street bearing 254 degrees 50 minutes 54 
feet 103 inches to the north-western corner of that 
street ; thence by a line bearing 254 degrees 40 minutes 
105 feet 4 inches to the north-eastern corner of Lime- 
street: thence by a line passing along the northern 
end of that street bearing 254 degrees 39 minutes 40 
feet 2} inches to the north-western corner of that 
street, which is a north-eastern corner of an area of 2 
acres 1 rood 28 perches leased by the Sydney Harbour 
Trust Commissioners to the Australasian United Steam 
Navigation Company Limited; thence by part of a 
northern boundary of that area bearing 254 degrees 
53 minutes 152 feet 7 inches; thence by a line bearing 
348 degrees 18 minutes 58 feet 94 inches; thence by a 
line passing partly along part of the southern end of 
New-street and along the southern end of Shelley- 
street bearing 74 degrees 44 minutes 452 feet 7 inches 
to the western building-line of Sussex-street before 
mentioned ; and thence by a line crossing Erskine-street 
and following part of the eastern boundary of the area 
vested in the Sydney Harbour Trust Commissioners 
by Proclamation in the Government Gazette of llth 
June, 1901, before mentioned, bearing 164 degrees 25 
minutes 58 feet 102 inches, to the point of commence- 
ment, comprising part of the area vested in the 
Sydney Harbour Trust Commissioners under the 
“Sydney Harbour Trust Act, 1900,’’ and part of the 
area vested in the said Commissioners by Proclama- 
tion in the Government Gazette of 11th June, 1901,— 
as shown upon plan catalogued St. Philip 77, in the 
Sydney Harbour Trust Office. 

- All that street known as Shelley-street, off Erskine- 
street, Darling Harbour, City of Sydney, parish of St. 
Philip, county of Cumberland: Commencing on the 
northern building line of Erskine-street at its junction 
with the eastern building line of Shelley-street, which 
is a point bearing 254 degrees 44 minutes, and distant 
985 feet 114 inches from the junction of that northern 
building line of Erskine-street with the western build- 
ing line of Sussex-street; and bounded thence by lines 
bearing 344 degrees 38 minutes 238 feet 9 inches to the 
southern building line of Erskine-lane; thence by a 
line passing along the southern side of that lane bear- 
ing 252 degrees 54 minutes 44 feet 0% inch to an eastern 
boundary of premises known as Phoenix Wharf, 
leased by the Sydney Harbour Trust Commissioners to 
Huddart Parker and Company Proprietary Limited ; 
thence by a line passing partly along part of that 
boundary and the eastern end of New-street, bearing 
164 degrees 38 minutes 237 feet 4 inches to the afore- 
said northern building line of Erskine-street; and 
thence by a line passing along the northern side of that 
street bearing 74 degrees 44 minutes 44 feet, to the 
point of commencement, being part of the area vested 
in the Sydney Harbour Trust Commissioners under the 
“Sydney Harbour Trust Act, 1900,’”—as shown upon 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 140. 5053 


plan catalogued St. Philip 77, in the Sydney Harbour 
‘Trust Office. ; 
All that street known as New-street, off Erskine- 
street, Darling Harbour, City of Sydney, parish of St. 
Philip, county of Cumberland: Commencing on the 
northern building line of Erskine-street at its junction 
with the eastern building line of New-street, which is 
a point bearing 254 degrees 44 minutes, and distant 
84 feet 74 inches from the junction of the said northern 
building line of Erskine-street with the western build- 
ing line of Shelley-street ; and bounded thence by a 


‘line passing along the northern side of Erskine-street 


bearing 254 degrees 44 minutes 38 feet 04 inch; thence, 
by a line bearing 343 degrees 18 minutes 206 feet 44 
inches; thence by a line passing partly along a south- 
ern boundary of the premises known as the Phoenix. 
Wharf, leased by the Sydney Harbour Trust Commis- 
sioners to Huddart Parker & Company Proprietary 
Limited, bearing 72 degrees 51 minutes 127 feet 6% 
inches to the western building line of Shelley-street ; 
thence by a line passing along the western side of that 
street bearing 164 degrees 88 minutes 80 feet; thence 
by lines bearing 252 degrees 51 minutes 56 feet 54 
inches; thence 163 degrees 18 minutes 26 feet 5% 
inches; thence 253 degrees 47 minutes 30 feet 10% 
inches; and thence 163 degrees 26 minutes 101 feet 8 
inches, to the point of commencement, being eet of 
the area vested in the Sydney Harbour Trust Commis- 
sioners under the ‘‘ Sydney Harbour Trust Act, 1900,” 
—as shown upon plan catalogued St. Philip 77, in the 
Sydney Harbour Trust Office. ‘ 

All those streets known as Lime and Slip streets, 
Darling Harbour, City of Sydney, parish of St. Philip, 
county of Cumberland: Commencing on the southern 
building line of Erskine-street at its junction with the 
eastern building line of Lime-street, which is a point 
in an eastern boundary of the area vested in the Syd- 
uey Harbour Trust Commissioners under the ‘‘ Sydney 
Harbour Trust Act, 1900,” bearing 254 degrees 40 
minutes, and distant 105 feet 4 inches from the junc- 
tion of the said southern building line of Erskine- 
street with the western building line of Day-street; 
and bounded thence by a line passing partly along 
the western boundary of an area of 1 rood 0% perch 
leased by the Sydney Harbour Trust Commissioners 
tothe Australasian United Steam Navigation Company 
Limited, bearing 164 degrees 36 minutes 338 feet 102 
inches to the south-western corner thereof; thence by 
a line passing partly along the southern boundary of 
that area bearing 75 degrees 59 minutes 91 feet 5 
inches to the western building line of Day-street; 
thence by the western side of that street bearing 165 
degrees 15 minutes 57 feet 53 inches to a north-eastern 
corner of an area of 2 acres 1 rood 28 perches, leased 
by the said Commissioners to the Australasian United 
Steam Navigation Company Limited, before men- 
tioned: thence by a line passing partly along a nor- 
thern boundary of that area bearing 256 degrees 6 
minutes 132 feet 8 inches to a point in an eastern 
boundary thereof; thence by part of that boundary 
bearing 344 degrees 50 minutes 395 feet 14 inch to the 
southern building line of Erskine-street before men- 
tioned; and thence by the southern side of that street 
bearing 74 degrees 39 minutes 40 feet 21 inches, to the 
point of commencement, being part of the area vested 
in the Sydney Harbour Trust Commissioners under the 
‘‘ Sydney Harbour Trust Act, 1900,’—as shown upon 
plan catalogued St. Philip 77, in the Sydney Harbour 
Trust Office. 

All that part of King-street, Darling Harbour, City 
of Sydney, parishes of St. Andrew and St. Philip, 
county of Cumberland: Commencing on the southern 
building line of King-street at its junction with the 
western building line of Sussex-street, which is a point 
in an eastern boundary of an area vested in the Syd- 
ney Harbour Trust Commissioners by proclamation in 
the Government Gazette of 11th June, 1901 (descrip- 
tion No. 7); and bounded thence by a line passing 
partly along the northern boundary of premises con- 
taining an area of 8} perches, leased by the Sydney 
Harbour Trust Commissioners to John Bridge and 
Company Limited, and the northern boundary of 
premises known as the ‘‘Caledonian Hotel,”’ being an 
area of 123 perches, leased by the said Commissioners 
to Tooth and Company Limited, bearing 256 degrees 
49 minutes 124 feet 23 inches to the eastern building 
line of Day-street; thence by the eastern side of that 
street bearing 351 degrees 41 minutes 60 feet 0% inch; 
thence by a line passing partly along the southern 
boundary of premises known as the ‘‘Royal George 
Hotel,’ bearing 76 degrees 54 minutes 117 feet 104 
inches to the aforesaid western building line of Sussex- 
street; and thence by a line crossing King-street 
aforesaid following part of the before mentioned 
eastern boundary of the area vested in the Sydney 
Harbour Trust Commissioners by Proclamation in 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 140. 


[14 Sepr., 1910. 


the Government Gazette of the llth June, 1901, 
bearing 165 degrees 33 minutes 59 feet 8 inches, to the 
point of commencement, being that part of King-street 
which lies on the western side of Sussex-street, being 
part of the area vested in the Sydney Harbour Trust 
Commissioners by proclamation in the Government 
Gazette of the llth June, 1901 (description No. 7,)— 
as shown upon plan catalogued St. Philip 77, in the 
Sydney Harbour Trust Office. 


All that part of Druitt-street, Darling Harbour, 
City of Sydney, parish of St. Andrew, county of 
Cumberland: Commencing on the northern building 
line of Druitt-street at its junction with the western 
building line of Darcy-street ; and bounded thence by 
a line crossing Druitt-street, following part of an 
eastern boundary of the area vested in the Sydney 
Harbour Trust Commissioners under the ‘‘Sydney 
Harbour Trust Act, 1900,’ bearing 156 degrees 18 
minutes 60 feet 53 inches to the north-eastern corner 
of an area of 2 roods 163 perches (comprising part of 
the premises known as the Pacific Foundry), leased 
by the Sydney Harbour Trust Commissioners to Chap- 
man and Company; thence by a line passing along 

art of a northern boundary of that area bearing 205 
egrees 9 minutes 196 feet 64 inches to an angle 
therein; thence by a line passing along the remaining 
part of that boundary and along part of a northern 
boundary of an area of 364 perches, leased by the said 
Commissioners to the North Coast Steam Navigation 
Company Limited, bearing in all 259 degrees 39 
minutes 30 feet 8% inches; thence by a line bearing 
354 degrees 10 minutes 57 feet 94 inches to a point in 
the southern boundray of an area of 1 acre 1 rood 0% 
perch, leased by the said Commissioners to the Union 
Steamship Company of New Zealand Limited; and 
thence by a line passing along part of that boundary 
bearing 75 degrees 4 minutes 208 feet 93 inches, to the 
point of commencement, being part of the area vested 
in the Sydney Harbour Trust Commissioners under 
the ‘‘Sydney Harbour Trust Act, 1900,—as shown 
upon plan catalogued St. Andrew 7i, in the Sydney 
Harbour Trust Office. 


All that lane leading from Day-street to the Baltic 
and Albion Wharves, &c., on the southern side of 
Pyrmont Bridge, Darling Harbour, City of Sydney, 
parish of St. Andrew, county of Cumberland: Com- 
mencing on the western side of Day-street at the south- 
eastern corner of the abutment of the approach to 
Pyrmont Bridge; and bounded thence by a line pass- 
ing along that side of that street bearing 141 degrees 
21 minutes 59 feet 9 inches; thence by lines bearing 
263 degrees 48 minutes 82 feet 104 inches; and thence 
i162 degrees 15 minutes 85 feet 54 inches to the nor- 
thern boundary of the premises known as the Federal 
Wharves and Stores; thence by part of that boundary 
bearing 251 degrees 6 minutes 37 feet; thence by a line 
passing partly along the eastern boundary of the pre- 
mises known as the Albion Wharf, and occupied by 
Lysaght Bros. & Company, Limited, bearing 342 de- 
grees 15 minutes 86 feet 94 inches to the south-eastern 
corner of premises containing an area of 2 roods 5% 
perches, known as the Baltic Wharf, and leased by the 
Sydney Harbour Trust Commissioners to Cains 
Coastal Co-operative Steamship Company, Limited; 
thence by a line passing partly along the eastern boun- 
dary of that area bearing 345 degrees 15 minutes 57 
feet 83 inches; thence by a line passing partly along 
the southern side of the buttresses of the before men- 
tioned approach to Pyrmont Bridge bearing 83 degrees 
40 minutes 95 feet 84 inches, to the point of commence- 
ment, being part of the area vested in the Sydney 
Harbour Trust Commissioners under the ‘‘ Sydney 
Harbour Trust Act, 1900,’’——as shown upon plan cata- 
logued St, Andrew 73, in the Sydney Harbour Trust 
Office. 


All that part of Bathurst-street, Darling Harbour, 
City of Sydney, parish of St. Andrew, county of Cum- 
berland: Commencing on the scuthern building line 
of Bathurst-street at its junction with the western 
building line of Barker-street ; and bounded thence by 
a line crossing Bathurst-street, following part of an 
eastern boundary of the area vested in the Sydney 
Harbour Trust Commissioners under the ‘‘ Sydney 
Harbour Trust Act, 1900,” bearing 357 degrees 25 
minutes 66 feet 03 inch to the intersection of the 
northern building line of that street with the western 
building line of Washington-street; thence by a line 
passing along a southern boundary of premises con- 
taining an area of 3 roods 8} perches, leased by the 
Sydney Harbour Trust Commissioners to Jones Bro- 
thers, the southern end of a right-of-way 12 feet wide, 
the southern boundary of the premises containing an 
area of 124 perches occupied by the Department of 
Agriculture in connection with the Government Fami- 
gater, and along another southern boandary of the 


aforesaid area leased to Jones Brothers, bearing in all 
267 degrees 12 minutes 193 feet 84 inches to a corner 
of the last mentioned area; thence by an eastern boun- 
dary of that area bearing 175 degrees 9 minutes 20 
feet 83 inches to a corner thereot; and thence by a 
fenced line bearing 173 degrees 33 minutes 45 feet 2 
inches to a point in the northern boundary of pre 
mises containing an area of 1 acre 0 roods 144 perches, 
leased by the Sydney Harbour Trust Commissioners to 
Gillespie Brothers and Company; and thence by a line 
passing along part of that boundary bearing 87 degrees 
17 minutes 189 feet 10 inches, to the point of com- 
mencement, being part of the area vested in the Syd- 
ney Harbour Trust Commissioners under the ‘‘ Sydney 
Harbour Trust Act, 1900,’’—as shown upon plan cata- 
logued St. Andrew 70, in the Sydney Harbour Trust 
Office. 


All that street known as Napoleon-street, City of 
Sydney, parish of St. Philip, county of Cumberland: 
Commencing on the northern building line of Mar- 
garet-street at its Junction with the western building 
line of Napoleon-street, which is a point in a southern 
boundary of the area vested in the Sydney Harbour 
Trust Commissioners under the ‘‘ Sydney Harbour 
Trust Act, 1900,” bearing 75 degrees 20 minutes, and 
distant 114 feet from the junction of that building 
line of Margaret-street with the eastern building line 
of Sussex-street North; and bounded thence by lines 
bearing 330 degrees 31 minutes 137 feet 74 inches; 
thence 331 degrees 7 minutes 9 feet 04 inch; thence 
341 degrees 55 minutes 25 feet 6 inches; thence 341 
degrees 43 minutes 11 feet 9 inches; thence 329 degrees 
10 minutes 16 feet 11 inches; thence 3820 degrees 30 
minutes 58 feet 14 inch; thence 323 degrees 28 minutes 
63 feet 8 inches; thence 323 degrees 3 minutes 14 feet 
534 inches; thence 305 degrees 21 minutes 16 feet 44 
inches; and thence 255 degrees 38 minutes 23 feet 4 
inches to the eastern building line of Sussex-street 
North aforesaid; thence by a line passing along the 
eastern side of that street bearing 344 degrees 41 
minutes 67 feet 1 inch; thence by lines bearing 112 
degrees 12 minutes 121 feet 9 inches; thence 147 de- 
grees 41 minutes 58 feet 3 inches; thence 161 degrees 
42 minutes 27 feet; thence 154 degrees 38 minutes 103 
feet 24 inches; thence 150 degrees 49 minutes 80 feet 
11 incHes; thence 61 degrees 16 minutes 4 feet 114 
inches; and thence 155 degrees 8 minutes 67 feet 4 
inches to the aforesaid northern building line of Mar- 
garet-street; and thence by a line passing along the 
northern side of that street (which is a boundary of 
the area vested in the Sydney Harbour Trust Com- 
missioners under the ‘‘ Sydney Harbour Trust Act, 
1900),’? bearing 255 degrees 20 minutes 40 feet 6} 
inches, to the point of commencement, comprising part 
of the area vested in the Sydney Harbour Trust Com- 
missioners under the ‘‘ Sydney Harbour Trust Act, 
1900,’’ and part of the area vested in the said Com- 
missioners by proclamation in the Government Gazette 
of 11th June, 1901 (description No. 4),—as shown upon 
plan catalogued St. Philip 77, in the Sydney Harbour 
Trust Office. [1314] 


PROCLAMATION 

New Sovru Watss, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wil, vat Freprric JOHN Napirr, BARON 
CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 
(t.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
W. P. Cuntex, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 
iiss ad Le Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 

Australia. 


HEREAS the ‘Local Government Act, 1906,” 
provides that the Governor, upon recommenda- 
tion made by the Colonial Treasurer, may, by Procla- 
mation, guarantee, on behalf of the Government, the 
repayment of any loan made to the Council of a Muni- 
cipality, subject to any conditions specified in such 
Proclamation: Now, therefore, I, as such Governor 
as aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Coun- 
cil, and on the recommendation of the Treasurer, do, 
by this my Proclamation, guarantee, on behalf of the 
Government, the repayment of a loan of £4,500 to 
the Council of the Municipality of Katoomba, subject 
to the following conditions, namely :— 


(a) That a special loan rate for repayment of the 
capital sum and interest within twenty years be 
imposed by the Council, as from Ist January, 
1911, in accordance with the provision contained 
in subsection 4 of section 156 of the Local Govern- 
ment Act. 


14 Sept., 1910.] 


ee 


(b) That the sums carried to the sinking fund for the 


loan be invested in New South Wales Government | 


securities, and that the receipts or certificates in 
connection therewith be deposited with the 
Colonial Treasurer for safe custody, such invest- 
ments to be made at half-yearly intervals, the first 
on 30th June, 1911. 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, 
this ninth day of September, in the year of 
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, 
and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
T, WADDELL. 


[7960] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


“PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1902”” AND ‘“PAS- 
PROTECTION (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1906.” 


NOTIFICATION 
New Sourn WALES, ve His Excellency The Right Hononr- 


to wit. able FrepEric Jouwn Navirr, Baron 


Curtusrorp, Knight Commander of | 


(1.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
W. P. Cuntex, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 


By Deputation from the State of New Sonth Wales and its 
fe ae Be: Dependencies, in the Connronwealth of 
Australia. 


AMENDMENT OF BOUNDARIES OF THE PAS- 
TURES PROTECTION DISTRICTS OF MAIT- 
LAND AND NEPEAN AND HAWKESBURY. 


pe pursuance of the provisions of section 5 of the 
“Pastures Protection Act of 1902,’ I, FREpERiIc 
Joun Napier, Baron CHELMSFORD, Governor of New 
South Wales, with the advice of the Executive Coun- 
cil, hereby notify that an alteration in the boundaries 
of certain Pastures Protection Districts of the State 
has become necessary, and that the boundaries of the 
Maitland and the Nepean and Hawkesbury Pastures 
Protection Districts, as notified in the Government 
Gazette of Sth May, 1907, have accordingly been 
amended as follows, to take effect from and inclusive 
of the ist September, 1910 :— 


MAITLAND. 


Embracing parts of the counties ot Gloucester, Dur- 
ham, Hunter, and Northumberland: Commencing at 
the northernmost point of Tomaree Head (South Head), 
parish of Tomaree, county of Gloucester ; and bounded 
thence by the southern shores of Port Stephens 
generally westerly, southerly, northerly, and again 
southerly to the south-west corner of portion 20; by a 
line crossing Bull’s Island west to the western shore cf 
Lemon Tree Passage; by that shore, and again the 
southern shores of Port Stephens generally westerly, 
and Pipeclay and Tarean Creeks both upwards to the 
north boundary of portion 34, parish of Sutton; by 
boundaries of portions 34, 35, 60, 61, 62, 63, 60, parish 
of Thornton, and 61 west to the road from Raymond 
Terrace to Stroud; by that road northerly and the 
road from Sawyer’s Point to Clarence Town. westerly 
to the west boundary of portion 54, parish of Tarean ; 
by boundaries of portions 54 and 37, parish of Wilmot, 
and a line north to.a point west of the south-west 
corner of portion 15, parish of Karuah ; by a line east 
to that corner; by boundaries of portion 15, a line, of 
portion 60, parish of Horton, again a line, of portions 
56, 61, 24, and 63, north, the Australian Agricultural 
Company’s grant of 464,640 acres west and north, and 
of portion 48, parish of Trevor, west: and generally 
northerly ; by the range dividing the waters of Karuah, 
Gloucester, and Barrington Rivers from those of Chi- 
chester, Williams, Allyn, and Paterson Rivers gene- 
rally north-westerly, the range dividing the waters of 
Stewart’s and Rouchel Brooks from those of Boona- 
billa Creek and Paterson River generally south- 
westerly, the range dividing the waters of Davis Creek 
from those of Boonabilla Creek generally southerly, 
and the range dividing the waters of Paterson River 
and Lamb’s Valley Creek from those of Carrow and 
Glendon Brooks and Myall Creek generally south- 
easterly and south-westerly to the north boundary of 
portion 77, parish of Stanhope, county of Durham ; by 
boundaries of portion 77 west and south, portion 97 
generally westerly, portion 92 generally westerly and 
generally southerly, again portion 97 south-westerly, 
portion 96 south-westerly and south, portion 66 west, 
portion 33 south, west, and southerly, and of portion 
102 southerly to Hunter River; by that river and 
Black and Rothbury Creeks all upwards to the east 
boundary of portion 13, parish of Ovingham, county 


of Northumberland; by boundaries ef portion 13 south | 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. 5055 


and west, portion 25 south, portion 26 west and south, 
and of portion 57 south-westerly and generally south- 
easterly to the range dividing the waters of Rothbury 
Greek from those of Wollombi Brook ; by that range 


‘generally southerly and the range forming the south- 


easterly watershed of Wollombi Brook generally south- 
westerly to the east boundary of portion 9, parish of 
Broke; by boundaries of that portion: south and west 
to Wollombi Brook; by that brook upwards to the 
north boundary of portion 9, parish of Dalton; by 
boundaries of that portion west and south and of por- 
tion 7 west and south to Werong Creek ; by that creek 
upwards to the north boundary of portion 6; by boun- 
daries of portion 6 west, and of portion 30 west and 
south to the main road from the Singleton-Wollombi 
road to Howe’s Valley; by that road westerly to the 
east boundary of portion 25; by boundaries of portion 
25 north, west, and south, portion 26 west, portion 19 
north, west, and south, portion 11 south and east, and 
again of portion 19 east to the aforesaid road; by that 
road generally westerly to the east boundary of por- 
tion 1, parish of Burton; by boundaries of that portion 
south and west to Wareng or Howe’s Valley Creek ; 
by that creek and Macdonald River both downwards 
to the confluence of that river with Yengo Creek ; 
thence by a line east about 30 chains, and by the 
range forming the south-eastern watershed of Yengo 
Creek easterly and northerly, and the range forming 
the south-western watershed of Wollombi Brook gene- 
rally easterly to the Great Northern road at. Mount 
McQuoid; thence by that road generally southerly and 
south-westerly to the Hawkesbury River at Wiseman’s 
Ferry; thence by the channel of the Hawkesbury 
River (being the line of greatest depth as per sound- 
ings on chart, catalogued Mis. 144) downwards to the 
sea: and by the sea-coast north-easterly, to the point 
of commencement. 


NEPEAN-HAWKESBURY. 


Embracing parts of the counties of Cumberland, 
Cook, and Hunter: Commencing at the junction of 
Bringelly and Great Southern roads at Carne’s Hill, 
parish of Minto, county of Cumberland ; and bounded 
thence by Bringelly road westerly, Bringelly Creek 
and Nepean River both downwards to the range form- 
ing the northern watershed of Warragamba and Cox’s 
Rivers; by that range generally westerly and northerly 
to the southern boundary of portion 23, parish of 
Kedumba, county of Cook: by boundaries of pertion 
23 westerly and northerly, portions 21, 92, and again 
21 westerly and a line west to Kedumba or Jamieson’s 
Valley Creek; by that creek upwards to a point west 
of the north-west corner of portion 20; by boundaries 
of that portion east, portion 152, parish of Jamieson, 
north, reserve 188 for public recreation northerly, 
portion 1054 northerly and east, portion 104A east, 
portions 53, 52, and 51 north, portion 25 east and 
north, and of portion 24 south-easterly and north to 
the road from Sydney to Bathurst; by that. road north- 
westerly to the west boundary of portion 23; by boun- 
daries of portion 23 north and east, reserve 37,435 
east and north, a line north, of portion 46 east and 
north, portion 47 east and north, portion 48 north, 
west, and south, portion 45 west, portion 44 west and 
south, portions 42 and 41 west, portion 39 north and 
west, portion 38 north and west, portion 37 north and 
west, portion 36 west, portion 35 south and west, por- 
tion 34 south, portion 33 west and south, portion 32 
west and south, and of portions 103, 106, and 104 
west to the road to Mount Hay ; by that road northerly 
to the north-east corner of portion 94; by that portion 
west to Govett’s Leap Creek ; by that creek downwards 
to the northern boundary of portion 7, parish of Black- 
heath ; by that boundary and lines forming boundaries 
of that portion along the edge of the cliff lining the 
chasm through which Greave’s Creek flows south-west- 
erly and north-westerly to the extremity of the west- 
ern boundary of the portion; by part of that boun- 
dary, lines along the edge of the cliffs lining the 
southern side of the aforesaid chasm, and forming part 
of the northern boundary of portion 122, lines along 
the edge of the cliffs lining the western and northern 
sides of the same chasm, forming parts of the southern 
and eastern boundaries of portion 116 and part of the 
southern boundary of reserve 75 to the edge of the 
main cliff overlooking Govett’s Leap Valley; by the 
edge of that cliff and the edge of the main cliff over- 
looking Grose River Valley generally northerly to the 
east boundary of mining permit 452, parish of Black- 
heath; by boundaries of mining permits 452 and 461 
north to Bell’s line of road; by that road easterly to 
Wollangambe Creek: by that creek downwards and 
Colo and Capertee Rivers both upwards to the east 
boundary of portion 7, parish of Gindantherie; by 
boundaries of that portion south and west to the 
range forming the eastern watershed of Coco or Cook’s 
Creek; by that range generally northeasterly to 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. [14 Sepr., 1910. 


Capertee River; by that river upwards to the range 
forming the eastern watershed of Umbiella Creek ; by 
that range and the Great Dividing Range generally 
northerly, the range forming the eastern watershed 
of Coorongooba Creek generally southerly, the range 
shown on plan catalogued Mis. 1,358 Sy., and its 
continuation as shown on plan catalogued Mis. 1,295 
Sy., generally easterly to Wollemi Creek; by that 
creek upwards, the western boundaries of portion 28, 
parish of Tupa, county of Hunter, and Tollagong 
Range generally northerly to a point west of the 
south-west corner of portion 8, parish of Kindarun; 
by a line east to that corner; by boundaries of portion 
8 northerly and east and a line north to the south- 
west corner of portion 3; by boundaries of portion 3 
north, east, and south, a line south, again of portion 
8 east and southerly, portions 33, parish of Gullongu- 
long, 31, 37, and 36 generally southerly; portion 21 
east and south, portion 30 east and south, portion 5 
east and southerly, portion 3 southerly, a line east, 
and of travelling stock reserve 18,090, parish of Putty, 
generally easterly and south to its south-east corner, a 
line east, Boggy Swamp, a watercourse—including por- 
tion 13—and Boggy Swamp Creek, all downwards to a 
point north of the north-east corner of portion 9: by 
a line south to that corner; by a line east to Mac- 
donald River; by that river downwards to its con- 
fluence with Yengo Creek; thence by a line east about 
30 chains, and by the range forming the south-eastern 
watershed of Yengo Creek easterly and northerly, and 
the range forming the south-western watershed of 
Wollombi Brook generally easterly to the Great North- 
ern road at Mount McQuoid; thence by that road 
generally southerly and south-westerly to the Hawkes- 
bury River at Wiseman’s Ferry ; thence by the channel 
of the Hawkesbury River (being the line of greatest 
depth as per soundings on chart. catalogued Mis. 
144), downwards, and Berowra and Calabash Crecks 


both upwards to the north-east corner of portion 27,: 


parish of Berowra, county of Cumberland; by a line 
west to the Great Northern road; by that road gene- 
hally southerly and Rouse Hill road generally westerly 
to Cattai Creek ; by that creek and Second Pond’s Creek 
both upwards to the road from Toongabbie to Wind- 
sor: by that road south-easterly to the northern boun- 
daries of ‘portion 184, parish of Prospect: by ‘boun- 
daries of portions 184, 183, 182, 128, and 185 westerly 
to Sunnyholt-road ; by that road southerly, the Rich- 
mond-Blacktown road north-westerly, Mlushecombe-road 
‘southerly, and the Great Western road generally 
_north-westerly to Hastern Creek; by that creek up- 
wards to the northern boundary of portion 2, parish 
of Melville; by boundaries of that portion easterly 
and portion 74, parish of St. Luke, southerly +o the 
Old Cowpasture road ; and by that road and the Great 


Southern road generally southerly, to the point of | 


commencement. 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney. this 
sixth day of September, in the year of our 
Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, 
and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
T. WADDELL. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 


[974] 


Norz.—Wherever a road, creek, river, or range is used as a boundary in ; 


any of the foregoing descriptions, the centre of any such road, creek, 
river, and the summit of any such range, unless otherwise stated, shall be 
adopted as the boundary. 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sourn Wauss, | By His Excellency The Right Honour. 

to wit. Sable Freperic Jouy» Napier, BARON 

4 CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 

(1.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 

W.P. Cutten, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 

His Excellency the Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Governor. Australia, 


j HEREAS by an Act of the Parliament of New 

South Wales, passed in the sixty-fourth year of 
the Reign of Her late Majesty, intituled ‘“An Act to 
consolidate certain enactments relating to the Supreme 
Court and Circuit Courts,’ it was, amongst other 
things, enacted that the Governor may by Proclama- 
tion direct Circuit Courts to be holden in or at such 
towus and places as he thinks fit to appoint and fix 
from time to time, and vary and alter, as occasion 
might require, the times and places for holding the 
said Courts respectively : And whereas, amongst other 
places in the State of New South Wales, a Circuit 
Court has already been appointed to be holden in the 
town of Lismore, and it has become necessary to alter 


and vary the time for holding the said Court: Now, 
therefore, I, Freperic Jonn Napier, Baron Cxrtms- 
FoRD, the Governor aforesaid, in pursuance of the 
provisions of the said recited Act, and with the advice 
of the Executive Council, do, by this my Proclama- 
tion, direct that a Circuit Court for the trial of 
criminal and civil issues, and for the assessment, of 
damaves in actions at law, and the exercise of all 
others the powers vested in or incident to Circuit 
Courts in this State, shall be holden 


At Lismore, on Friday, the 7th day of October, 1910, 


in lieu of Thursday, the 6th day of October, 1910; 
and I do hereby vary and alter the time for holding 
the said Circuit Court accordingly: Of which all per- 
sons concerned are hereby required to take notice. — 


Given under. my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this 
thirteenth day of September, in the year of 
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, 
and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN GARLAND. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sourn Wats, | By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit. able Freperic JoHN Naprer, Baron 
CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 
(1.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
W. P..Curten, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 
fTis Hacellency the \ependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Governor. Australia. 


Wish by the ‘‘Saturday Half-holiday Act, 

1910,” it is enacted that the said Act shall com- 
mence and come into force on a date to be fixed by 
Proclamation in the Gazette: Now, therefore, I, 
IFreperic Jonn Narrer, Baron Caenmsrorp, the Go- 
vernor of the State of New South Wales and _ its 
Dependencies in the Commonwealth of Australia, 
do, with the advice of the Executive Council, in the 
exercise of the power conferred by the said Act, by 
this my Proclamation fix Saturday, the twenty-second 
day of October next ensuing, as the date upon which 
the Act aforesaid shall commence and come into force. 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this 
thirteenth day of September, in the year cf 
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, 
and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
C. G. WADE. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sourn Watts, By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit. able FrepERic JoHN Narrer, BARoN 
CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 
(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
W. P. Cutten, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 
His Hxcellency the Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Governor. Australia. 


HEREAS the works mentioned in the Schedule hereto, 
being sewerage works for Newcastle and suburbs, have 
been completed in accordance with the provisions of the 
“ Newcastle Sewerage Act, 1902”; Now, I, Freprric Joun 
Narigr, Bazon CHELMSFORD, as such Governor as aforesaid, 
with the advice of the Executive Council of the said State, do 
hereby notify that the said works having been reported to me 
as completed, the same shall be and are hereby transferred to 
and vested in and under the control and management of the 
Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Board, under the 
“ Hunter District. Water and Sewerage Acts, 1892-1906”; and 
further, that section 34 of the “ Hunter District Water Supply 
and Sewerage Act of 1892” shall apply in respect of the said 
works, 


[1626] 


[1757] 


THE SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 
NEWCASTLE SEWERAGE. 
Ciry RzaricuLaTion,—lst Divie1on— VENTILATION. 
All ventilating shafts, induct and exhaust cowls, and all 


_works carried out under Sewerage Contract, No. 720. 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the said State, st 
Sydney, this ninth day of September, in the year of 
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, and in 
the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE. 


[1164] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


14 Supr., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. 5057 


PROCLAMATION : 


New Sour Waxss, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit. he Freprric Jonn Napier, BARON 
Cuxtmsrorp, Knight Commander of 

(L.s-) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 

Ww. P. Cortmx, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 


te Le aed the Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
’ Australia. 
Freperic Joun Napirr, Baron CHELMSFORD, the 
> Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive 
Council of the said State, in, purstiance of the power and 
authority vested in me by the ‘‘ Local Government Act, 
19)6,” and the Acts amending the same, and by the 
Ordinances thereunder, do, by this my Proclamation, apply 
to the Shire of Tintenbar the Ordinances Nos. 10 and 13, 
respecting ‘‘ Voting by Post,” proclaimed in the Government 
Gazette No. 57 of 14th May, 1908, together with all amend: 
ments thereof subsequent to the aforesaid date. 
[1 910-4-198-453] ‘ 

Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, this 
ni:th day of September, in the year of our Lord 
one thousand nine hundred and ten, and in the 
first year of His Majesty's Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE. 


({1303] GOD SAVE THE KING! 
PROCLAMATION 
New Sour \Wates, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit. Jable Preperic Jonny Napier, Baron 
CuruMsrorD, Knight Commander of 
(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 


W. P. Cun.en, Michael and Saint, George, Governor of 


By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 
ms “penan neds oy Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Governor. : 
Australia. 


WY HEREAS by the ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,” 
Vand Acts amending the same, it is provided 
that where at any €lection of a Council the number 
of officers elected ig less than the number of offices the 
election was held to fill, the Governor may appoint 
persons to fill the offices thus left vacant: And whereas 
an extraordinary vacancy occurred in the Council of 
the Shire of Yallaroi, ‘owing to the resignation of 
Councillér Francis Houston, representing ‘A”’ Riding 
of the Shire, and no valid nominations were received 
to fill such vacancy, and thereby a person was now 


‘elected to fill such vacancy: Now, therefore, I, 


Freperto Jonn Napier, Baron CHELMSFORD, the 
Governor aforesaid, in pursuance of the provisions of 
the said “Local Government Act, 1906,” asso amended, 
and with the advice of the Executive Council, do 
hereby appoint William Henry Moore, Esquire, 
grazier. of Glendon, Coolatai, to be Councillor of the 
said Shire of Yallaroi, to fill the office thus left vacant. 
[1910-42- 166-546 | 
Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, 
this thirteenth day of September, in the year 
of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and 
ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s 
Reign. 


. By His Excellency’s Command, 
J. A. HOGUE. 
£1485] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


PROCLAMATION 
New Sourn Waugs, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit. {able Frepuric JoHN Narrer, Baron 
Curetmsrorp, Knight Commander of 


(1.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 


W. P. Curien, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 

His Excellency the ee 

" Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia, 


hairy applications, in accordance with the 

‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,’’ and Acts amend- 
ing the same, and with the Ordinances thereunder, 
have been made by the Councils of the undermen- 
tioned Municipality. and Shires to acquire the right 


to exercise the powers set out in the Schedule hereto, 
and such applications have, as prescribed by the said 
‘Acts and Ordinances, been duly notified: And whereas 
the period of sixty days prescribed for the receipt of 
petitions asking that a poll of ratepayers of the re- 
spective Areas be taken as to whether the powers 
applied for shall be conferred on the respective Coun- 
cils has expired, and no such petitions have been re- 
coived: Now, therefore, I, FRepERre JoHn NAvri=r, 
Baron Cueumsrorp, the Governor aforesaid, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the 
provisions of the said “T,oeal Government Act, 1906,” 
as so amended, deo, by this my Proclamation, hereby 
order that the powers set out in the Schedule here- 
under be conferred, and do hereby confer such powers 
on the Councils of the said Municipality and Shires 
respectively. 

Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State; 
this ninth day of September, in the year of 
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten; 
and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign, 


By. His Eixcellency’s Command, doen 
CHARLES. A. LEE,..): +4 
+ ey owl) Minister. s 

GOD SAVE THE KING! 


ScHEDULE. 


* POWER CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 


THE MUNICIPALITY OF TEMORA 
(1910-803-239-584). 


The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power which 
is conferred, are set out hereunder :— 


Paragraph. Frnetion. 

xt. The regulation and supervision of the open- 
ing up of streets or roads for the laying 
of pipes, construction of tunnels, or 
other purposes; the regulation of the 
laying of wires or cables under or over 
cr through the roads or streets of the 
Area for the transmission of electricity ; 
and the making of a charge for damage 
resulting therefrom. =a 


POWER CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE HORNSBY SHIRE 


(1910-130-276-208). 


The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the powe which 
is conferred, are set out hereunder:—. «> yates 


Paragraph. Function. 3 

ximt. The regulation of the erection of build- 
ings as to, height, design, structure, 
materials, building line, sanitation, the 
proportion of any lot which may be 
occupied by the building or WuilaiHea 
to be erected thereon; and the sub- 
division of land for building purposes 
so as to secure due ways of access to 
the rear as well as to the front of 
buildings erected, or to be erected, 
thereon, 


—_— 


POWERS CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL, OF; 
WAKOOL SHIRE ; 


(1910-63-263-498). 


The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the powers which 
are conferred, are set out hereunder :*— Bink 


Paragraph, Functions. : f 
xin. The regulation of theerection of buildingsas 
to height, design, structure, materials, 

building line, sanitation, the proportion 

of any lot which may. .be occupied» by 

the building or buildings to.be erected 

thereon ; and the subdivision of land fer 

building purposes so as to secure. dua 

ways of access to the rear as well as to 

the front of buildings erected, or to be, 

erected, thereon. $v 


miu, The supply and sale of stone or gravel from 
the Council’s quarries or pits, - 


~ p94] 


a. 


5058 


NOTIFICATION 


New Sours Wats, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 

to wit. pa FrepDERIC JOHN NaApien, BARON 
CuELMSFoRD, Knight Commander of 
the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
W.P. Curren, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 


By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 
His Excellency the 
Governor. 


(L.8.) 


Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia, 


HEREAS by the “ Local Government Act, 1906,” and 
Acts amending the same, it is provided that the 
Governor may, by notification, abolish the division into wards 
of any Municipality, provided that such alteration shall not; 
affect the representation of the Municipality on its Council 
until the next following general election of the Council. Now, 
therefore, I, FrrDERIO JoHN Narizr, BARON CHELMSFORD, 
the Governor aforesaid, in pursuance of the provisions of the 
said “ Local Government Act, 1906,” as so amended, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, and in accordance with the 
petition of the Council of the Municipality of Orange, do, 
by this my notification, abolish the division into wards of the 
said Municipality of Orange, such abolition not to affect the 
representation of the Municipality on its Council until the 
next following general election of the Council. 
(1910-271-109-456] 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, this 
ninth day of September, in the year of our Lord 
one thousand nine hundred and ten, and in the 
first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE. 


[1243] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


PROCLAMATION 

New Sovuru ae His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit. able FrREpDERIC JoHN NAPIER, BARON 
CHELMsrorD, Knight Commander of 
(1.8. the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
W. P. Cottzx, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 
dts Bcicney Phe Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 

Auatralia, 
Frreprric JounN Napizr, Baron CHELMSFORD, the 
Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive 
Council of the said State, in pursuanee of the powers vested 
inme by the “ Local Government Act, 1906,’? and the Acts 
amending the same, upon the application of the Council of 
the Municipality of Weat Narrabri, do, by this my Proclama- 
tion, exempt the said Council until 3ist December, 1910, from 
the operation of subsection (2) of section 108 of the said 


“ Local Government Act, 1906,” as so amended. 
[1010-263-130-480] 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, this 
ninth day of September, in the year of our Lord 
one thousand nine hundred and ten, and in the first 
yoar of His Majeaty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 


CHARLES A. LEE. 
[1300] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


[1222] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, in pursuance of the provisions of 
the ‘‘ Local Government Act, 1906,” and the Acts amending 
the same, hereby notifies that applications under sections 
108 and 110 of the said ‘‘ Local Government Act, 1906,” 
as so amended, have been received from the Councils of the 
Boree, Culcairn, and Woodburn Shires, respectively, for the 
portions of the said Shires described in Schedule ‘‘ A ” hereto 
td be declared Urban Areas to be known as ‘‘ Canowindra,” 
**Henty,” and ‘‘South Woodburn ” Urban Areas, respec- 
tively; also to acquire the right to exercise the powers 
specified in Schedule ‘‘B” hereto, with respect to such 
portions of the said Shires. 


Any number of ratepayers not less than fifty, or, if there 
be less than 300 ratepayers on the roll, not less than one- 
sixth of the ratepayers having qualification in respect of 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERINMENT GAZETTE, No 140. 


[14 Sepr., 1910. 


land in the said portions of the Boree, Culcairn, and Wood” 
burn Shires, respectively, may petition the Governor within 
sixty days after the date of this notification, to direct that a 
poll of ratepayers of the said Shires, respectively, having 
qualification as aforesaid, be taken on the question whether 
all or any of the powers applied for shall be conferred on 
the Councils of the said Shires, respectively. Any such 
etition should be sent under cover to the Minister for 
Public Works, and must comply with the provisions of 
Ordinance No. 21 under the Local Government Act. 


CHARLES A. LEE, 


Minister. 


SCHEDULE “A.” 


PoRTION OF BoREE SHIRE PROPOSED TO BE DECLARED AN 
Urnspan AREA TO BE KNOWN AS ‘‘CANOWINDRA URBAN 
AREA,” 

(1910-88-277-56.) 


Commencing at the north-west corner of portion 11, parish 
of Collett, county of Ashburnham; bounded thence on the 
north by the north boundary of said portion 11 and portion 
92 of said parish ; thence northerly by the eastern boundary 
of portion 60 and part of eastern boundary of portion 153 toa 
point directly opposite to the north-west corner of portion 
131 ; thence again on the north by the northern boundary of 
portion 131, the cemetery, and portion 135; bounded thence 
on the east by part of the eastern boundary of portion 135, 
the eastern boundaries of portions 159 and 136 ; thence by a 
line westerly and southerly to the north-east corner of portion 
133; thence by the eastern boundaries of portion 133 and 121 ; 
thence by a line southerly to its intersection with the Belubula 
River; thence on the south by that river westerly to the 
south-west corner of portion 11 aforesaid; thence by the 
western boundary of said portion 11 to point commencement. 


Portion oF CULCAIRN SHIRE PRoposED TO BE DECLARED 
AN URBAN AkgA, TO BE KNOWN as ‘‘ Henty URBAN 
AREA,” 

(1910-72 -224-102.) 


Parish of Henty, county of Hume : Commencing atjthe north- 
west corner of portion 122 ; and bounded thence by part of the 
northern boundary of that portion easterly to the eastern 
boundary of the land occupied by the Railway Commissioners 
in connection with the Great Southern Railway; by the 
eastern boundary of that land north-westerly to the road to 
Cookardinia, No. 2,918-1,603 ; by a line and the eastern side 
of the road No. 6,617-1,603, partly’ forming the western 
boundary of portions 177 and 184; again north-westerly to 
its intersection with the prolongation easterly of the south 
boundary of portion 90; by that prolongation and part of 
that boundary westerly to the prolongation northerly of the 
eastern boundary of portion 137 ; by that prolongation and 
part of that boundary southerly to a point west of the north- 
west corner of portion 187, reserved for a public pound ; bya 
line and the north boundary of that portion easterly to its 
north-east corner ; by the eastern boundary of portion 187 
aforesaid and the eastern boundary of reserve 6,454, notified 
2nd June, 1888, southerly to the south-east corner of that 
reserve ; by the southern boundary of South-street easterly, 
the western boundary of Comer-street southerly, and a south- 
western boundary of travelling stock reserve 2,127, notified 
3ist March, 1879, south-easterly, to the point of commence- 
ment. 


Portion oF WooDBURN SHIRE PROPOSED TO BE DECLARED 
AN URBAN AREA, TO BE KNOWN AS ‘‘SouTH WOODBURN 
Ursan AREA.” 

(1909-8-222-522. ) 

County of Richmond, parish of Riley, about 560 acres : 
Commencing at the intersection of the right bank of Rocky 
Mouth Creek with the southern boundary of the suburban 
lands of the village of Woodburn, as proclaimed in the 
Government Gazette of 20th March, 1885; and bounded 
thence by that boundary of that area easterly to the inter- 
section of the southern side of Watson-street with the eastern 
side of Norman-street ; by the eastern side of Norman-street; 
being also the eastern boundary of the suburban lands of the 
village of Woodburn aforesaid, northerly, to Richmond River, 
and by the right bank of that river and the right bank of 
Rocky Mouth Creek, upwards, to the point of commence- 
ment. 


SCHEDULE ‘‘B.” 


he subsection of section 108, under which the particular 
power may be acquired, and the powers for which the 
Councils have made application as prescribed in section 110 
(b), are set out hereunder, such powers to be exercised only 
in respect of the portions of the Boree, Culcairn, and Wood- 
burn Shires set out in Schedule ‘‘ A” above :— 


NATURE oF ADDITIONAL PowER APPLIED EOR, 


Subsection. 4 ae es 
2. Theo p-wers of the Council of a Municipality, 


14 Sepr., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. | 5059 


[1629] Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


HE Council of the undermentioned Shire having, 
in terms of section 112 of the ‘‘Local Govern- 
ment, Act, 1906,’’ subject to the approval of the 
Governor, declared the plants named in the Schedule 
heroto under the name of the said Shire, to be noxious 
within the area, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, and in pursuance 
of the provisions of the said ‘“‘Local Government Act, 
1906,”? and the Acts amending the same, has approved 
of the action of the Council of the said Shire in de- 
elaring, subject to such approval, such plants to be 
noxious within the area. 


J. A. HOGUE. 


SCHEDULE. 
CANOBOLAS SHIRE 
(1910-112-198-74). 


Rubus fruticosus, commonly known as ‘‘English Black- 
berry.’ 

Rosa rubiginosa, commonly known as ‘Sweet Briar.”’ 

Xanthium spinosum, commonly known as “Bathurst 
Burr.”’ 

Centaurea calcitrapa, commonly known as “Star 

¥ ” pa, 

Thistle. 

Carthamus lanatus, commonly known as “Saffron 
Thistle.” 

Argemone mexicana, commonly known as ‘‘Mexican 
Poppy.” 


—_———— 


[1223] Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


em 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the ‘Local Government Act, 1906,” and 
the Acts amending the same, hereby notifies that 
applications under section 110 of the said ‘‘Local 
overnment Act, 1906,” as so amended, have been 
received from the Councils of the undermentioned 
Municipality and Shire to acquire the right to exer- 
cise the powers specified in the Schedule hereto, 
under the names of the said Municipality and Shire 
respectively. 

Any number of ratepayers not less than fifty, (cr, 
if there be less than 300 ratepayers on the roll, not 
less than one-sixth of the ratepayers of the said areas 
respectively) may petition the Governor, within sixty 
days after the date of this notification, to direct that 
a lee of ratepayers of the said Areas respectively be 
taken on the question whether all or any of the 


powers applied for shall be conferred on the respec- 


tive Councils. Any such petition should be sent under 
cover to the Minister for Public Works, and must 
comply with the provisions of Ordinance No. 21 under 
the said Local Government Acts. 
. CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister. 


ScHEDULE. 


APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
MUNICIPALITY OF COBAR 


(1910-180-75-118). 
The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power for 


which the Council have made application as prescribed 
in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder :— 
Nature or ADDITIONAL PowrR APPLIED FOR. 
Paragraph. 
xxxIx. The regulation or prevention of the erection 
of any structure of calico or canvas, or 
other inflammable material. 


APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
TURON SHIRE 


(1910-115-214-459). 


The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power for 
which the Council have made application as prescribed 
in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder :— 


Nature ox AppiTioNaL PowrR APPLIED FOR. 


Paragraph, F 
Li. The supply and sale of stone or gravel from 
the Council’s quarries or pits, 


[1302] Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


TIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, in pursuance of the provisions of 

the “Local Government Act, 1906,” and the Acts amending 
the same, hereby notifies that application under section 110 
of the said ‘‘ Local Government Act, 1906,-as soamended, has 
been received from the Council of the undermentioned Shire 
to acquire the right to exercise the powers specified in the 
Schedule hereto, under the name of the said Shire respectively. 


Any number of ratepayers not less than fifty (or if there be 
less than 300 ratepayers on the roll, not less than one-sixth of 
the ratepayers) may petition the Governor, within sixty days 
after the date of this notification, to direct that a poll of rate- 
payers of the Area be taken on the question whether all or 
any of the powers applied for shall be conferred on the Council. 
Any such petition should be sent under cover to the Minister 
for Public Works, and must comply with the provisions of 
Ordinance No. 21 under the said Local Government Acts. 


CHARLES A. LEE, 


Minister, 


SCHEDULE. 


APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
BULLI SHIRE 


(1910-121-241-57), 


The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power for 
which the Council have made gue tes as prescrited 
in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder :— 


Naturzy or ADDITIONAL POWER APPLIED FOR. 
Paragraph, 


xxx. The establishment, maintenance, or subsi- 
dising of public bands or orchestras. 


PIRES dota Sela 2 eee ee a ~<a 


APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


The Reverend Canon CHarres FREDERICK SEYMOUR 
to be Church of England Chaplain to the Gaol at 
Grafton, vice the Venerable Archdeacon Moxon, 
deceased,—such appointment to take effect from 
the lst October, 1910. 

Ricuarp Groves Francis, Esquire, an ‘“Appointed 

Member” of the Licensing Court for the _Licen- 

sing District of Coonamble, to be Deputy 

Licensing Magistrate of that Court for a period 

not exceeding two months, pending the arrival 

of a successor to H. F. Roberts, Esquire, P.M., 

to be transferred,—from the 9th September, 1910. 


Greorce CHartes ArtHur Cons, Esquire, J.P., to act 
as Coroner at Coonamble, pending the arrival of 
a successor to H. F. Roberts, Esquire, P.M., ‘to 
be transferred,_—trom the 9th September, 1910. 


Henry Srorry Hawkins, Esquire, Police Magistrate, 
to be Deputy Licensing Magistrate of the Licen- 
sing Courts for the Licensing Districts of Goul- 
burn and Berrima for a period not exceeding 
three months, and to act as District Registrar in 
Bankruptcy and Visiting Justice to the Gaol at 
Goulburn, during the absence of F. H. Galbraith, 
haa on other duty,—from the 13th September, 


Tun undermentioned gentlemen to be Deputy Licen- 
sing Magistrates of the Licensing Courts for the 
Licensing Districts preceding their respective names, 
for a further period not exceeding three months,— 
trom the 15th September, 1910, viz. :— 


Cobar—Joun Lean, Esquire, J.P. 
Nyngan—Henry Herrick, Esquire, Jak 
Nymagee—Grorexw Freperick Jupp, Esquire, J.P. 


JOHN GARLAND. 


CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 


[LIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. Francts Lovis Vernutst Corrry, B.A., LL.B., 
Barrister-at-Law, as Secretary to the Represen- 
tative of the Government in the Legislative Coun- 
ceil, vice Mr. John Hughes, BA.) LLB. te* 
signed,—such appointment to take effect from, the 
Ist September, 1910, 


5060 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Hixecutive Council, has been pleased to approve of the 

appointment of the following gentlemen as Returning 

Otticers for the several Electoral Districts set against 

their respective names, Viz.: 

Mr. Owen Ripcas, J.P., for the Electoral District of 
Annandale, vice Mr. William Buil, J.P., resigned. 

Mr. Henry Roserr Wooniury for the Hlectoral Dis- 
trict of Blayney, vice Mr. George Pile, junior, 
J.P., resigned. 

Mr. Danret fiogan, J.P., for the Electoral District of 

Middle Harbour, vice Mr. H. D. Li: Woods, J.P., 
whose resignation of the position has been duly 
accepted. 

Mr. Water Unsrire Kapur for the Electoral District of 
Bathurst, in the room of Mr. J. B. Dulhunty, 
whose resignation of the position’ has been duly 
accepted. 

Mr. Epwin Wriiu1ams for the Hlectoral District of 
Newtown, in the room of Mr. William Robinson, 
who has been relieved of the position. 


W. H. WwoopD. 


Department of Labour and Industry, 
Young-street, 
Sydney, 8th September, 1910. 
SHEARERS’ ACCOMMODATION ACT. 
IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Hxecutive Council, has been pleased to ap- 
point the undermentioned Police Officer to be an 
inspector to carry out the provisions of the Shearers’ 
Accommodation Act, in the district specified in connec- 


tion with his name. 
J. A. HOGUE. 


[1638] 


Sergeant Henry Capewell; Station—Molong; ‘Police 
District—Molong. 


[1728] 


Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


THE ‘“‘COMMONS REGULATION ACT, 1898.” 


JIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Hxecutive Council, has boen pleased to ap- 
point the undermentioned gentlemen to be Trustees of 
the undermentioned Commons, in terms of the pro- 
visions of section 10 of the ‘Commons Regulation Act, 


1898,’’ to hold office until the next General Election of | 
Trustees of Commons, in the month of January, | 


1913 3—— 
GOOLAGONG. 

Michael J. Dwyer. 

David Holt. 

William J. Hodge. 

John Patrick Omeally. 

George H. Walsh. 

MINGELO. 

Archibald George Oborn, 

Abe Furner. 

Charles Collitts. 


Frederick Furner. 
Michael Davitt McGregor. — 


JOHN PERRY. 


[1729] Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 


Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 

THE “COMMONS REGULATION ACT, 1898” 
Wotumia Common. | 
yey eae is hereby given, for public information, 
that Mr. E. F, Wrightson has been duly elected 
Trustee of the above Common, to hold office for the 
unexpired period of three years from January, 1910, 

vice Mr. T. J. Preston, resigned. 
JOHN PERRY. 


[1730] Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 


Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 
“THE COMMONS REGULATION ACT, 1898.” 
Temora Temporary CoMMON. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the Executive Council, has been pleased, in 
terms of section 6 of the ‘(Commons Regulation Act, 
1898,’ to appoint the Council of the Municipality. of 
Temora, by the corporate name of the said Munici- 
pality, that is to say, ‘‘The Council of the Municipality 
of Temora,’’ to be Trustees of the Temora Temporary 


JOHN PERRY. 


Common at Temora. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. 


[14 Sepr., 1910. 


RETIREMENT. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTIOZ, 
HiS Kxeellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Kixecutive Council, has been pleased to approve of the 
retirement trom the Public Service of 
Mr. James Barnes, senior, Tipstaff to the late Chief 
Justice,—such retirement to take effect from the 
20th September, 1910. : ae 
C. G. WADE. | 


[1633] 


Chief Seecretary’s Office, . 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 
DEAD. BODY OF CHILD FOUND.—£25 REWARD. 
eas on the 24th ultimo the dead body of a 
newly-born female child was found in the waters 
of Port Jackson, off Kirribilli Point: And whereas at 
an inquest held on the 31st idem, before the City 
Coroner, the following verdict was returned :—‘‘I de- 
clare and find that the said female child, in the waters 
of Port Jackson, off Kirribilli Point, in the said dis- 
trict and State, on the 24th day of August, 1910, was 
found dead, but how, when, where, or by what means 
she came to her death the evidence adduced does not 
enable me to say.’’ Notice is hereby given that a 
reward of Twenty-five Pounds will be paid by Govern- 
ment for such information as shall establish the iden- 
tity of the said child, and afford proof of the manner 
by which its death was caused. This reward to remain 
in force for three months only. 


W. H. WOOD. 


[1621] Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


DEAD BODY OF CHILD FOUND.—£25 REWARD. 


W HEREAS on the 21st ultimo, the dead body of 

a newly-born female child was found at Cong 
Wong Bay, La Perouse, Sydney: And whereas’at an 
inquest held on the 29th idem, before ‘the City 
Coroner, the following verdict was returned :—“‘I 
declare and find that the said newly-born female child, 
at Cong Wong Bay, La Perouse, in the said. district 
and State, on the Zlst day of August, 1910, was found 
dead without any marks of violence appearing on her 
body: And I further find that she died from asphyxia 
by smothering at her birth, but how, when; where, or 
by what means she came to be smothered: the evidence 
adduced does not enable me to say.’’ Notice is hereby 
given that a reward of Twenty-five Pounds will be 
paid by Government for such information as shall 
establish the identity of the said child and afford 
proof of the manner by which its death was caused. 
his reward to remain in force for three months only. 


“W. H. WOOD. 


(1615) Chief ‘Secretary’s Office 


2 
Sydney, 14th September,.1910. . 
H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
AL the Executive Council, has been pleased, in 
pursuance of the provisions of the “Sydney Corpora- 
tion Amendment Act, 1905,’’ as amended by the 
‘‘Sydney Corporation Amendment Act, 1906,” to ap- 
prove of the purchase by the Municipal Council of 
Sydney of a piece of land which is required in con- 
nection with the widening of Darlinghurst-road, by 
taking off the acute corner at its intersection with 
Victoria-street. 


W. H. WOOD. 


Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910. © 


i ae Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has been pleased, in 
pursuance of the provisions of the ‘‘Sydney Corpora- 
tion Amendment Act, 1905,’’. as. amended by the 
‘Sydney Corporation Amendment Act, 1906,” to ap- 
prove of the purchase by the Municipal Council of 
Sydney from the Commissioners of the Government 
Savings Bank of New South Wales of a piece of 
land, containing 74 perches, required in connection 
with the enlarging. of Taylor-square and widening of 
portion of Flinders-street. : 
W. H. WOOD. 


[1616] 


Chief Secretary’s Office, » de bs 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910. - 


T IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has removed the name of 
Mr. Alexander William King from the Commission cf 


the Peace, sly 2 03 aw, HL. WOOD. 


[1619] 


a. 


14 Sepr., 1910.] 


[1756] Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydnoy, 14th September, 1910. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive: Council, has removed the under- 
mentioned names from the Commission of the Peace : — 


Richard Thomas MacNeyvin. 


Thomas Joseph Murray. 
Daniel Plowman. 


W. H. WOOD. 


————_———-—+ 


[1613] Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910. ° 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice ot 

the Executive Council, has removed the name of 
Mr. John Long, of Broken Hill, from the Commission 
of the Peace. 


W. H. WOOD. 


[1628] Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and in pursuance of the provisions of 
the ‘* Fisheries Act, 1902,” has directed that the undermentioned 
oyster culture leases be forfeited, in consequence of non-pay- 
ment of rent by the lessee, Mr. Charles Eden Earl, viz. :— 


Lease No. | Area of Lease. Locality. 


8090 200 yards Kiah River. 
3U91 BOG abr) Gb do 
5108 100). ss, has bi do 
5372 i ule Pe RAR SIE ee 
W. H. WOOD 
{1759} Chief Seorctary’s Office, 


Sydney, 13th September, 1910. 


] T is hereby notified, for general information, thatthe follow- 

ing places have been appointed as Polling-places for and 
within the boundaries of the Electoral Districts meationed in 
connection with their respective names, in pursuance of the 
provisions of the “ Parliamentary Hlections Act, 1906,” viz. :-- 


Electorate. Polling-place, 
Allowrie ... sai ... Beaumont. 
Armidale ... ae Wollun. 
Burrangong $ea Berthong 
Belubula ... oa ... Cucumgilliga, 

Do aie ooo ove Neila. 
Do iia shh ys. Beneree. 
Do atts 5.4 ... Hairford. 
Do oi 5 ... Hampden. 
Dole diss vids ... Marrangulla, 
Do Be ii ..  Waldegrave. 
Bingara ... aah ... Bereen. 
Camden ... we ., Audley. 
Clarence, The .. .. Baryulgil. 
Do eae ... Buecarumbi. 
Do a3 ... Coaldale. 
Corowa i. . os ... Carlyle. 

Do : Moorwatha, 
Darling, The ... ... 75-Mile Bore. 
Do oy .. Talowla. 

Do ae ».. Walloo. 
Do . .. Lantara. 
Durham es ... Bolwarra. 
Do ie res ... Fosterton. 
Do et ay ... Woerden. 
Gough ... Le ... Brockley. 


The Macquarie .. Gen Buckley. 


*Northumberland.., Aberdare. 
Orange... fe Clergate. 
Richmond, The ... Brunswick Hesds. 
Tenterfield “s Bungulla. 

Upper Hunter, The Lower Rouchel. 
Yass 548 Manton. 


It is further notified that the undermentioned polling-places 
have been abolished as polling-places for and within the boun- 
daries of the Electoral Districts set against their respective 
names, in accordance with the provisions of the aforesaid Act, 
ViZs i 


Electorate. Polling-place. 
The Darling Wertago. 
Tenterfield Cow Fiat. 
‘ W. H. WOOD. 
* fi ionjwhich appeared in Government Gazette 


of the 7th September, 1910, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. 5061 


RINAERS ele T A IEOBA LEO OLE ES errr cen ear—cove serene si 


(1758) Chief Seoretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 13th September, 1910, 


it is hereby notified, for general information, that His 

Excellency the Goyernor, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, has been pleased to approve of the appointment of 
the undermentioned places a3 Polling-places outeide and for the 
Electoral Districts set againet their respective names, 1n pur- 
sance of the provisions of * The Parliamentary Hlectorates and 
Elections Act, 1906”;— 


Bleetorate. Polling-place. 
Albury ate bs Hope tbat .. Sydney. 
Allowrie aa 53% eet do 
Armidale bi 56 ate ist do 
Ashburnham ... ae a Sa do 
Bathurst ee ei a, i do 
Bega... a see nn fee do 
Belubula i ty aaa ay do 
Blayney ve a 4 Hee do 
Burrangong ... ae bt ys do 
Olarence, The... rate Ae ie do 
Clyde,The ... bas ne hfs do 
Cootamundra ... a a me do 
Corowa the ee a ‘a do 
Goulburn as of Ab bie do 
Hastings and Macleay bf rr do 
Lachlan, The ... ocr wee sae do 
Liverpool Plains one nce ese do 
Macquarie, The ae aoe ra do 
Maitland ce ass ae its do 
Mudgee sae 328 ie + do 
Murrumbidgee, The ... ih an do 
Queanbeyan ... vy 3b is do 
Kaleigh ah ae ae hq do 
Richmond, The ar 7 abs do 
Rous oa A 8 Ve do 
Singleton Ps; oN age a do 
Tenterfield ... nee ie Sa do 
Do nt bee ... Hanging Rock. 
Upper Hunter, The ... Sydney. 
Wollondilly ° é do 
Vass? Pi i Ry a do 
W. H. WOOD. 
[1614] Chief Secretary’s Office 


Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


PROTECTION OF WALLAROOS. 


ie is hereby notified, for general information, that, 

in pursuance of the provisions of the ‘‘Native 
‘Animals Protection Act, 19U3,’’ the Wallaroo (macro- 
pus robustus) is absolutely protected until the 11th 
August, 1912. 


W. H. WOOD. 


“WATER RIGHTS ACT, 1902.” 


Appiication No. 223, Dusso Lanp Boarp District. 


N accordance with the provisions of the ‘Water 
Rights Act, 1902,” it is hereby notified that the 
following report has been presented to me regarding 
the result of an inquiry into the application of W. H. 
Armstrong & Bros., for an amended License under 
Section 19 of the said Act, in respect of a dam on 
the Bogan River, portion 13, Parish of Buddabadah, 
County of Oxley. 


J. A. HOGUE, 
For Minister for Public Works. 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD. 


New South Wales, } 
to wit. 


Wuereas on the 8th, day of August, 1910, it became 
a matter for investigation before us whether an appli- 
cation made by W. H. Armstrong & Bros. for an 
amonded license, under Section 19 of the “Water 
Rights Act, 1902,” to cover the raising of height, of 
dam on Bogan River, Portion 13, Parish of Budda- 
badah, County of Oxley, Land District Nyngan, 
should be recommended, or otherwise; .and ving 
taken evidence and inquired into the said matter, we 


5062 


find no objections have been made to the issue of 
an amended license to cover the raising of the height 
of the existing Dam, at present licensed by License 
No. 350, on Bogan River, at Portion 18, Parish of 
Buddabadah, County of Oxley, and which portion is 
now occupied by C. T. Armstrong, who now holds the 
interest, formerly W. H. Armstrong and Brothers. 


The land on the opposite side of the Dam—Portion 
3, Parish of Merilba, Co. of Kennedy—is occupied 
by G. Backhouse, who, according to evidence, is 
agreeable to the work proposed being carried out. 

We, therefore, recommend that. an amended license 


be issued, subject to the condition required by the 
Minister for Works, and set out on Exhibit ‘‘C.” 


Mr. C. T. Armstrong was in attendance. 
Mr. Flashman, solicitor, appeared for Bogan Shire 
Council to consent to the granting of the application. 


Given under our Hands, at the Court House, 
at Nyngan, in the State of New South Wales, 
this 8th day of August, 1910. 


M. A. MACLEAN, Chairman. 


H. HERRICK, J.P., 


K. MURCHISON, rae Members. 


Tie Condition referred to. 

That the limit to which the work may be raised be 
2.10 feet below a Bench Mark established near the 
work, particulars of which are in the Department of 
Public Works. [1464 ] 


_—,— 


“WATER RIGHTS ACT, 1902.” 
Apptication No, 507, Hay Lanp Boarp Digrricr, 


j accordance with the provisions of the ‘‘Water 
Rights Act, 1902,’’ it is hereby notified that the 
following report has been presented, to me regarding 
the result of an inquiry into the application of The 
Deniliquin and Moama Railway Co., for a License 
under Section 10 of the said Act, in respect of a pump 
on the Gulpa Creek, Parish of Mathoura, County of 


Cadell, 
J. A. HOGUE. 
For Minister for Public Works. 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 10th September, 1910. 


DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD. 


New South Wales, 2 
to wit. 5) 


WaereEas on the 18th day of July, 1910, it became a 
matter for investigation before us for consideration 
of application by Deniliquin & Moama Railway Co., 
under the ‘‘Water Rights Act of 1902,’’ for license for 
Pump, Parish of Mathoura, County of Cadell, Land 
District of Deniliquin; and having inquired into the 
said matter, we recommend the granting of a license 
under Section 10 of the ‘‘Water Rights Act, 1902,” 
subject. to Conditions Nos. 2, 3, & 4 of the Minister 
for Public Works’ recommendation of 18th March, 
1909, and for a term of 5 years. 


Given under our Hands, at the Court House, at 
Deniliquin, in the State of New South Wales, 
this 18th day of July, 1910. 

J. FERRIS, Chairman, Acting. 
CHARLES OPITZ, Member. 


The Conditions referred to. 


(2) That the Minister for Public Works shall have the 
power on giving the holder of the license or 
oecupier of the site of the work, three months’ 
notice to cancel, revoke, or withdraw the license 
at any time if necessary or desirable in connection 
with any scheme that may be formulated for the 
improvement or management of the Gulpa Creek. 


(3) That no compensation shall be payable by the 
own 1n respect of such cancellation, revocation, 
or withdrawal to any person whomsoever. 


(4) That the Minister for Public Works shall have the 
power to regulate or absolutely stop all pumping 
operations should he at any time think or deem 
it necessary to do-so in the public interests. 

( {1581] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. 


[14 Sepr., 1910. 


‘“COUNTRY TOWNS WATER AND SEWERAGE 
ACTS, 1880-1905.” 


CeRTIFICATE OF AMOUNT EXPENDED ON ADDITIONAL 
Works or Water Suppty FOR THE Town oF 
KatoomBa. 

Wiseee se by a notification published in the Go- 

vernment Gazette of the 24th day of August, 

1910, No. 131, the Governor of the State of New South 
Wales, in pursuance of the power in that behalf given 
to or vested in him, did thereby notify that certain 
Additional Works of Water Supply for the town of 
Katoomba, constructed under the direction of the 
Minister for Public Works for the time being, in 
accordance with the provisions of the ‘‘ Country 
Towns Water and Sewerage Acts, 1880-1905,’’ had 
been completed: Now, I, The Honourable CHarurs 
Aurrep Lez, the Minister for Public Works for the 
time being in‘and for the said State, in accordance with 
the provisions of the said Acts, do hereby certify that 
the whole amount expended by the Government of the 
said State on the said Additional Works of Water 
Supply, with interest at the rate of four pounds per 
centum per annum on the sums making up such 
amount, calculated from the time such sums were 
expended to the thirty-first day of July, one thousand 
nine hundred and ten, inclusive, amounts to the sum 
of one thousand one hundred and eighty-one pounds 
eight shillings (£1,181 8s.). 


Given under my Hand, this tenth day of Septem- 
ber, in the year of our Lord one thousand 
nine hundred and ten. 

J. A. HOGUE, 


[1457] For Minister for Public Works. 


NOTIFICATION OF THE COMPLETION OF THE 
WORKS OF THE “ULMARRA SWAMP DRAIN- 
AGE TRUST.”’ 


HEREAS by Notification under the hand of the 
Minister for Public Works, dated the 4th day 
of April, 1910, published in the Government Gazette 
of the 6th day of April, 1910, No. 50, the said Minister 
did thereby notify that the work in respect of which 
the ‘‘Ulmarra Swamp Drainage Trust’’ had been con- 
stituted, was, in his opinion, so far constructed as 
to be of use to the Trust: And whereas the whole of 
the works have been completed: Now, therefore,. I, 
The Honourable CHarnrs ALFRED Len, the Secretary 
for Public Works for the time being in and for the 
State of New South Wales, in accordance with the 
provisions of the ‘‘Water and Drainage Act, 1902,” 
and of the ‘‘Water and Drainage and Artesian Wells 
(Amending) Act, 1906,’ do hereby notify that the 
works in respect of which the ‘‘Ulmarra Swamp 
Drainage Trust’? was constituted, have been com- 
pleted, to the intent that upon the notification hereof 
in the Gazette the said Trust shall take over the same, 
and the administration and management thereof upon 
the terms and conditions prescribed, and shall exer- 
ciso all the powers contained in the said Acts, except 
such as are conferred solely upon the Minister, and 
the interest and charges payable/ by the said Trust 
shall commence to run. 


Given under my Hand, at Sydney, in the said 
State, this tenth day of September, in the 
year one thousand nine hundred and ten. 


J. A. HOGUE, 


[1584] For Secretary for Public Works. 


Department of Public Works, 

Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 
“PUBLIC WATERING PLACES ACT, 1900.’ 
‘“WALLENDBEEN TRUCKING YARDS TANK.” 
Municipality of Wallendbeen. 
EsvaBLisHMENT oF Pustic Warerine Prace No. 701. 
H's Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

’ Executive Council, directs it to be notified that 
the Reserves specified in the Schedule below are hereby 
declared and established a Public Watering Place pur- 
suant to the provisions of the abovenamed Act, and 


will be known as the Wallendbeen Trucking Yards 
Tank. 


[Papers P.W.P. 1910-2,309-555] 
J. A. HOGUE, 
for Minister for Public Works. 


[1284] 


SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


_ County of Harden, parish of Wallendoon, contain- 
ing an area of about 12-acres. 

The above was reserved respectively from sale* as 
No, 45,478 and lease generally as No. 45,479 for travel- 
ing stock and eamping, by Gazette notice of the 13th 
July, 1910, 


14 Sepr., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140, 5063 


. iv ane 


[1707] Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 12th September, 1910. 


“TULLOONA BORE WATER TRUST.” 

5 pursuance of the provisions of the ‘Water and 

Drainage Act, 1902,’’ I, The Honourable CHARLES 
Aurrep Ler, the Minister for Public Works for the 
time being in and for the State of New South Wales, 
do hereby appoint Saturday, the 24th day of Septem- 
ber, 1910, as the date for the election, of Trustees of 
the ‘“‘Tulloona Bore Water Trust,’’ in lieu of the Trus- 
tees whose term of office expires by effluxion of time, 
and the ‘“‘Dolgelly Hotel’ is hereby appointed the pol- 
ling-place for the said election. 


J. A. HOGUE, 
For Minister for Public Works. 


To His Excellency the Governor. 
Your Excellency, 


| alten es to the provisions of the “Newcastle Sewerage 

Act, 1902,” I. The Honourable CHARLES ALFRED LreE, 
the Minister for Public Works for the time being in and for 
the State of New South Wales, do hereby report to your 
Excellency the completion of the works set out in the Schedule 
hereto carried out in eccordance with the said Act :— 


Tur ScHEDULE REFERRED TO. 
NEWCASTLE SEWERAGE. 
City Recricunstion.—lsr DivisioN—VENTILATION, 


All ventilating shafts, induct and exhaust cowls, and all 
works carried out under Sewerage Contract, No. 72v. 


CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister for Public Works. 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 2ith August, 1910. [1163] 


—_— eS 


[1459] Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 5th September, 1910. 


if: is hereby notified, for public information, under 
the provisions of section 144, subsection 5, of the 
“Public Works Act, 1900,” that it is intended to con- 
struct a line of Tramway from Military-road, North 
Sydney, to Cremorne Point, in accordance with the 
plans and books of reference prepared in connection 
with the said line, which are now to be seen in the 
Office of the Constructing Authority, Phillip-street, 
Sydney, and at the Office of the Clerk of Petty Ses- 


iy) 
sions, North Sydney. 
J. A. HOGUE, 
Constructing Authority. 


GOVERNMENT TRAMWAYS. 
Miritary-roap, Norra SypNney, to Cremorne Porn. 


‘Ge is hereby notified that the construction of,a 
Tramway from Military-road, North Sydney, to 
Cremorne Point (commencing at a point marked A 
on plan, and terminating at a _point marked B on 
‘plan, being a distance of 1 mile 47 chains 71-21 links), 
has been duly authorised under the provisions of ‘‘The 
Cremorne Tramway Act, 1909,’? and there is now open 
for inspection, at the Office of the Minister for Public 
Works, the said Minister being the Constructing 
Authority for the said line, a plan of the said line 
and of the lands through which it will pass, together 
with a book of reference, in which are set forth a 
description of the said lands and the names of the 
owners and proprietors thereof, so far as the same can 
be ascertained. All persons, therefore, who may he 
interested in the said lands to be affected by the said 
line are hereby required to forward to the said Con- 
etructing Authority, within one month from the first 
date of the publication thereof, a notice in writing 
of any objection that may appear to them to exist 
to the adoption of the said line, or any part thereof, 
or to any of the works proposed in connection there- 
with.—Dated at Sydney, this fifth day of September, 
TAPAS year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred 
and ten. 


(u.8.) J. A. HOGUE. 
Constructing Authority. 


The Seal of the Constructing Authority was affixed 
hereto at Sydney, this fifth day of September, 
1910, in presenee of— 


[1458] Joun Portus. 


Department of Public Instruction, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1910. 


NEW EVENING PUBLIC SCHOOL. 


ly is hereby no‘ified, for general information, in accordance 

with the provisions of the 34th section of the “ Public 
Instruction Act of 1880,” that it is proposed to establish an 
Evening Public School at 


WOONONA. 


[1169] 


J. A, HOGUE. 


GONE bak UI RE AONE te ee 


. [1186] Department of Public Instruction, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 
NEW EVENING PUBLIC SCHOOL. 


dis is hereby notified, for general information, in accordance 
with the provisions of the 34th section of the “ Public 
Instruction Act of 1880,” that is is proposed to establish 
an Evening Public School at 

BaTHuest. 


J. A. HOGUE. 


— 


[1309] Department of Public Instruction, 
Sydney, 25th August, 1910. 


NEW PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 


ie is hereby notified, for general information, in 

accordance with the provisions of the 34th section 
of the ‘‘Public Instruction Act of 1880,’’ that it is pro- 
posed to establish Public Schools at 


BisMUTH. 
CsamMpEN HAvEN UPPER. 
GooNUMBLA. ; 
J. A. HOGUE. 
[1470] Department of Public Instruction, 


Sydney, 30th August, 1910. 
NEW EVENING PUBLIC SCHOOL. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, in 
accordance with the provisions of the 34th sec- 

tion of the ‘Public Instruction Act of 1880,’’ that it 
is proposed to establish an Evening Public School at 


WALLSEND. 
J. A. HOGUE. 


[1607] Department of Public Instruction, 


Sydney, 5th September, 1910. 
NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL. 


1 is hereby notified, for general information, in 
acordance with the provisions of the 34th section 


of the ‘Public Instruction Act of 1880,” that it is 


proposed to establish a Public School at 
MomMAtone. 
J. A. HOGUE. 


—+ 


NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE UNDER REAL 
PROPERTY ACT. 


AME Ce are having been made for an order for 

foreclosure of the undermentioned mortgages, 
accompanied by the evidence required by the ‘‘Real 
Property Act, 1900,’’—Notice is hereby given that the 
lands comprised in the said mortgages are offered and 
will remain open for sale UNTIL THE 26TH OCTOBER, 
1910,on or after which date an ORDER FOR FORECLOSURE, 
which will exclude all claim by the mortgagor or any 
person claiming under her, will be issued by me to 
the applicants unless the amount required to satisfy 
the principal and interest moneys due and the costs 
and expenses occasioned by the foreclosure proceed- 
ings (with interest up to time of sale added) has in the 
eer been realised by the sale of the mortgaged 
and :— 


Mortgages Nos. 84,455, 114,162, and 166,118, dated 
respectively 3rd September, 1884, 5th October, 
1885, and 11th June, 1890. Morrcacor: Susan 
Bassetti. Morrcacee: The St. Joseph’s Invest- 
ment and Building Society. Lanp: 292 perches, 
lots 109, 110, and 111, and part lot 108, section 3, 
deposited plan 180, Sutherland and Elizabeth 
streets, Paddington, parish Alexandria, being the 
whole of the land comprised in Certificate of Title, 
Vol. 718, Fol. 88. AMOUNT REQUIRED: £2,393 19s. 
10d., and interest from Ist August, 1910. 


Further particulars may be obtained by application 
at the Lands Titles Office, Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 
W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 


Registrar-General. 
14th September, 1910. [1762] 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 140. [14 Szpr., 1910, 


NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


PPLICATIONS haying been made to bring the 

lands hereunder described under the provisions 

of the Real Property Act, Certificates of Indefeasible 

Title will issue, unless Caveats be lodged in accord- 

ance with the Third Schedule to the said Act on oR 
BEFORE THE 19TH OctoBER, 1910:— 


No. 16,318. APPLICANT :—James Aitchison Brown, 
LAND :—City Sydney, 134 perches, off Pitt-street, 
between Liverpool and Goulburn streets,—part allot- 
ment 10, section 7, granted to John Lowry; adjoining 
properties of executors of late S. Hordern, estate late 
W. Roberts, The Particular Baptists, J. A. Brown, 
P. Mathieson, and trustee of Preddey’s Estate. 


No. 16,479. APPLICANT :—Thomas Craig Lawson, 
Watson’s Bay. LAND:—Municipality The Glebe, 144 
perches, in Wood-street, Forest Lodge,—part lots 28, 
29 J. W. Wood’s Estate, and part 6 acres 2 roods 38 
perches granted to John William Wood; adjoining pro- 
perties of T. C. Lawson, St. Joseph’s Building Society, 
Thompson and Nathan, and trustees of Roman 
Catholic Church, 


No. 16,506. APPLICANT :—David Stewart, Moore 
Park, Sydney. LAND:—Municipality Waverley, 2 
roods 134 perches, in Carlisle-street, Bondi,—lots 12 
to 15 Dellview Estate, and part 3 acres 3 roods 35 
perches granted to William King; adjoining properties 
of F. R. Snowball and C. A. Harding, C. Anderson, 
and J. D. Taylor. 

No. 16,523. APPLICANT:—William Edward 

O’Reilly, Merriwa. LAND :-—County Brisbane, Shire 
and village Merriwa, 2 roods, in Macartney-street, 
allotment 6, section 4, granted to William Tuite; ad- 
joining properties of trustees of Roman Catholic 
Church and Mrs. E. Lawless. 
_ No. 16,706. APPLICANT :—Arthur Henry Drury, 
Ryde. LAND:—Municipality Ryde, 3 acres 2 roods 
303} perches and 2 acres 8 perches, in Water View 
road and Church-street,—part 30 acres (portion 1 of 
parish) granted to William Careless; adjoining pro- 
perties of Mrs. Best and Mrs. Pryke. 

Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected 
at the Land Titles Office, Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 

W. G. H.-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 


14th September, 1910. [1761] 


Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


hee following Award of the Government Railways 

and Tramways (Quarry) Board, constituted for 
the industries of employees of the Chief Railway Com- 
missioner who are working as Rock Drill Men, Powder 
Monkeys, Spawlers, Poppers, Labourers, Crusher 
Feeders, Horse-drivers, Blacksmiths, and Firemen at 
the quarries of the Chief Railway Commissioner, vary- 
ing the Award dated the 4th day of September, 1909, 
and. published in Government Gazette |! 120, of 


[1634] 


No. 
8th September, 1909, is, by direction of the Attorney- 
General, published in accordance with the provisions 
of section 29 of the ‘‘Industrial Disputes Act, 1908.’’ 


G. C. ADDISON, 
Industrial Registrar. 


“INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES ACT, 1908.” 


Government Railways and Tramways (Quarry) 
Board. 


In the matter of an application by the New South 
Wales Amalgamated Railway and Tramway Asso- 
ciation to vary the Award of the above Board of 
the fourth day of September, 1909, and published 
in the Government Gazette of the 8th day of 
September, 1909. 


Tur Government Railways and Tramways (Quarry) 
Board having considered the above application hereby 
varies the above Award by the addition of the follow- 
ing clause :— 


Employees at the Ardglen and Tarana quarries who, 
prior to the date of the said Award, were householders 
with homes situate not less than ten miles from the 
quarry at which they worked, and were allowed home 
passes weekly, or less frequently, shall be paid two 
shillings per week in addition to the Award rates, 
unless by agreement with the Chief Commissioner the 
original conditions as to home passes be restored. 


Dated this 7th day of September, 1910. 


J. METLLON, 
Chairman of the Board. 


[1764] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 


Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


ae following Award of the Baking (Newcastle 

Bakers) Board, constituted for the industry of 
bakers in Newcastle and within a radius of 44 miles 
round the Newcastle Post Office, varying the Award 
of the Board of the 80th day of June, 1910, and pub- 
lished in Government Gazette No. 107 of the 6th 
day of July, 1910, is, by direction of the Attorney- 
General, published in accordance with the provisions 
of section 29 of the ‘Industrial Disputes Act, 1908.” 


G. C. ADDISON, 
Industrial Registrar. 


“INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES ACT, 1908.” 
Before the Baking (Newcastle Bakers) Board. 


In the matter of an application to determine certain 
industrial matters arising between the Newcastle 
and Northern District Master Bakers’ Association 
and the Newcastle and Northern District Operative 
Bakers’ Society. 


Thursday, the eighth day of September, A.p. one 
thousand nine hundred and ten. 


THE Baking (Newcastle Bakers) Board having read 
the Award of the said Board of the 30th day of June, 
1910, and having duly taken into consideration the 
application of the Newcastle and Northern District 
Master Bakers’ Association for a variation of the 
Award, after hearing the respective parties, and_in- 
specting documents, hereby varies the said Award as 
follows :— 
Clause 1 (a). The word ‘‘ten’’ in the last para- 
graph of this subclause is eliminated, and the 
word ‘‘eleven’’ substituted in lieu thereof. 


The subclause as varied will now read :— 

1. Hours of Work—(a) Ordinary.—The ordinary 
week’s work of six days per week shail consist 
of forty-eight hours day or night, with six 
hours added for meals and dressing. Not 
more than eleven hours shall be worked on 
any one day or night in this weck. 


CHARLES HIBBLE, 
Chairman of the Board. 


Chambers, King-street, Newcastle. 


Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


1 HE following Award of the Stonecutters’ (Stone- 

masons) Board, constituted for the industry of 
stonemasons throughout the State, excluding those 
who are in the employ of the Council of the City of 
Sydney and who are included in the Board already 
granted for employees of that Council, varying the 
Award of the Board of the Ist day of October, 1909, 
and published in Goyernment Gazette No. 129 of the 
6th day of October, 1909, is, by direction of the Attor- 
ney-General, published in accordance with the pro- 
visions of section 29 of the ‘Industrial Disputes Act, 


1908,”’ 
G. C. ADDISON, 
Industrial Registrar. 


[1721] 


STONECUTTERS’ (STONEMASONS) BOARD. 
VARIATION or AWARD. 


Tur Stonecutters’ (Stonemasons) Board having met and 
considered a communication from the Industrial Regis- 
trar, doth award, determine, and direct as follows :— 


The Award of the Stonecutters’ (Stonemasons) Board 
of the sixth day of October, one thousand . nine 
hundred and nine, is hereby.varied in the following 
manner, that is to say, clause 13 of the Award is 
varied by omitting the whole of the clause and sub- 
stituting the following :— 

“The Industrial Registrar is appointed the tri- 
bunal to grant permits under section 27 (f) 
of the Act, and to leave such tribunal free 
and unhampered to deal with each application 
for any such permit on its individual merits, 
the minimum wage for workers under the said 
clause is fixed at the nominal sum of ls. per 
weok.”’ 

THOS. E. SPENCER, 
Chairman of the Board, 


Sydney, 9th September, 1910. 


Department of Public Health, 
New South: Wales, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 

[’ is hereby notified, for public information, that the 

birt undermentioned appointments have been made, 

viz, :— 
“PUBLIC HEALTH ACT, 1902.” 

Locat AutHoriry uNprr Section 17 (1) (0). 
From the 23rd August, 1910. 
Senior-Gonstable John McBaron, Police District of 

Balranald. 
“GATTLE SLAUGHTERING AND DISEASED 
ANIMALS AND MEAT ACT, 1902.” 
Inspectors UNDER Section 50. 

From the 30th August, 1910. 

Sergeant Henry Capewell, Molong; Sergeant John 
Blanchfield, Blayney; Constable Henry Roberts, 
Marengo. 

From the 6th September, 1910. 

Sanitary Inspectors: James Stevenson Adam, Enfield 

Municipality; James Fowler Kerr, Warringah 


Shire; Senior-constable Alfred’ Gray, Wyndham ; 
Constable Arthur George Harold Reid, Cudal. 


G. H. KING, 
Secretary. 


[1720] 


PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


HE Public Service Board invite applications for 
the following positions. “Application should be 

made on.a form for the purpose, obtainable at the 
Office of the Board or from Clerks of Petty Sessions 


in country districts, and should reach the undersigned 
not later than the date specified :— 


19TH Serremper, 1910. 


Assistant Insrrcrors under the ‘‘ Pure Food Act, 
1908,” Department of Public Health. The salary 
of the position, which is in the General Division, 
will be at the rate of £200 per annum. Appli- 
cants must be not more than 40 years of age, and 
must furnish evidence of familiarity with commer- 
cial methods, of experience in conducting prosecu- 
tions in police courts, and of instruction and ex- 
perience in the, methods of sanitary inspection, 
Suitable applicants already permanently employed 
in the Public Service will receive first considera- 
tion. 

Srconp Assrstanr LigurKerrer, Department of Navi- 
gation. The salary of the position, which is in 
the General Division, is £100 per annum, with 
quarters valued at £30 per annum, and £5 annual 
increments, subject to the necessary funds being 
voted by Parliament, up to a maximum salary of 
£120 per annum. Applicants must not be more 
than 40 years of age. Suitable applicants already 
permanently employed in the Public Service will 
have first consideration. 


ExperrMentaAist, Bathurst Experiment Farm, De- 
~ partment of Agriculture. The salary of the posi- 
tion, which is in the General Division, is at the 
rate of £120 per annum, with annual increments 
of £15, subject to satisfactory service, &c., to 
£150 per annum, with board and lodging. Appli- 
cants must have had a good training in scientific 
agriculture, and should be able to plan and carry 
out scientific experiments suited to the district. 
Suitable applicants already permanently employed 
in the Babe Service will receive first considera- 
tion. 

Assistant EXXPERIMENTALIST, Hawkesbury Agricul- 
tural College, Department of Agriculture. The 
salary of the position, which is in the General 
Division, is at the rate of £75 per annum with 
board and lodging. Applicants must have had an 
adequate training in scientific agriculture and 
be competent to assist the Mxperimentalist in all 
experimental work. Suitable applicants already 
permanently employed in the Public Service will 
receive first consideration. 


Assistant (temporary)—qualified analyst required— 
in connection with the collection and analysis 
of samples of Artesian Bore Water, Department 
of Mines. The rate of pay will be £300 per 
annum, with travelling expenses under the Regn- 
lations. 

By order of the Board, 


R. A. GILFILLAN, 
Secretary. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. 5065 


{1240] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 25th August, 1910. . 


“THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906.” 


A Examination of Applicants for Certificates of Qualifica- 
LX. tion to act as Auditor or Clerk to a Shire or Munici- 
pality will be held on Thursday and Friday, 13th and 14th 
October, 1910, at Sydney, and such Country Centres as the 
Examining Committee may determine. 

The subjects of examination for Certificate as Clerk are :— 


(a) All Acta of Parliament dealing with the subject of | 
Local Government, and all Ordinances and Kegula- 
tions under such Acts. 

(b) All Acts of Parliament with the administration of 
which the Council of a Municipality or Shire is 
charged, and all Regulations made thereunder, 

(ce) The powers and duties of officers and servants of 
Councils under and inrelation to such Acts, Ordinances, 
and Regulations. 

(d) The method of keeping accounts of Co ancils of Shires 
and Municipaliries. 

(e) Handwriting.—To be valued for neatness, simplicity, 
and legibility, judged by the answers to the exami- 
nation papers. 

(f) Arithmetic.—With special reference to calculations 
such as might reasonably be expected to be required 
in the work of a Council of a Shire or Municipulity. 


The subjects of examination for Certificate as Auditor are :-— 


(a) Auditing. 
(b) Local Government book-keeping. 

Applicants in each case must be of the full age of 21 years. 

Korms of application to attend, and full particulars of, the 
examination may be obtained from the Clerk to the Examining 
Committee, Pastoral Exchange, 4 O’Connell-street, sydney. 
Applications must be lodged with the Examining Committee 
not later than 19th September, 1910. 

Candidates will be required to pay an examination fee of 
10s, 6d., which must be lodged with the Treasury, either 
direct or through a Clerk of Petty Sessions, und the receipt 
therefor forwarded to the Examining Committee with the 
application. 

Uopies of papers set at previous examinations may be obtained 
from the Government Printing Oifice, price 6d., per post 7d., 
per copy. 

-W. J. HANNA, 
Under Secretary. 


’ 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage,’ 
341 Pitt-street, Sydney, 
26th August, 1910. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Novice To tHE Owners. or TENEMENTS AND 
PREMISES IN— 


Alexandria: Euston-street, from Huntley-street south- 
westerly 450 yards. 

Bexley: Harrow-road, from Connemara-street to 
Washington-street ; Union-street, from Grantham- 
street to Warialda-street; Henry street, from 
Webber’s-road north-easterly 153 yards; Albyn- 
street, from existing main to Forrest-road ; Car- 
rington-street, from Northbrook-street north- 
westerly 285 yards. 


Burwood: Weldon-street, from existing main to 
existing main. 

Canterbury: Godfrey-street, from Peel-street to 
Taylor-street ; Moreton-street, from Godfrey-street 
south-easterly 313 yards; ‘Taylor-street, from 
Godfrey-street south-easterly 463 yards; Alice- 
street, from Lakemba-street southerly 157 yards; 
Lakemba-street, from Ernest-street to Alice- 
street; The Boulevarde, from Punchbowl-road to 
The Broadway; Summerfield-avenue, from Can- 
terbury-road to Harp-street; Punchbowl-road, 
from The Boulevarde southerly 53 yards; Sixth- 
‘avenue, from Wighth-avenue to Ninth-avenue ; 

eamish-street, from Seventh-avenue to Byron- 
street. ; 

Drummoyne: Longview-street, from Great North 
road westerly 90 yards. 

Eastwood: Corunna-road, from  Balaclava-road_ to 
Vimiera-road; Railway-parade, from Blaxland- 
road to Ethel-street. 

Glebe: Bay-street, from Parramatta-road to Francis- 
street ; Francis-street, from Bay-street westerly 71 


yards. 

Hurstville: Station-street, from existing main to 
Boundary-road; Boundary-road from Universal- 
street to Station-street ; Universal-street, from 
existing main to Boundary-road ; Queen’s- arade, 
from existing main north-easterly 118 yards. 


cw 


5066 


Hornsby Shire: Dartford-road, from Milson’s-parade 
northerly 270 yards. 

Kogarah: Empress-street, from existing main south- 
easterly 76 yards. 

Kuring-gai Shire: Boundary-street, from Clive-street 
to existing main; Cyril-street, from Clive-street 
easterly 428 yards; Clive-street, from Boundary- 
street to Oryril-street; Greengate-street, from 
existing main north-easterly 76 yards. 

Manly: Griffin-street, from George-street westerly 93 
yards. 

Marrickville: Newington-road, from Middleton-strect 

to Bright-street. 

North Sydney: Queen’s-avenue, from Princes-street 
northerly 56 yards. : 

Paddington: Neild’s-avenue, from Glenview-street to 
Lawson-street ; Lawson-street, from existing main 
to Neild’s-avenue. 


Randwick: Victoria-street, 
Ireton-street. 


tockdale: Marshall-street, from existing main easterly 
162 yards; Hegarty-street, from The Avenue wes- 
terly 125 yards; The Avenue, from Frederick- 
street to Hegarty-street; The Esplanade, from 
existing main to O’Neil-street Hirst-street, from 
Edward-street to existing main. 

Ryde: Weaver-street, from Searle-street south-wes- 
terly 56 yards; Rutledge-street, from Shaftesbury- 
road westerly 119 yards; Great North road, from 
Blaxland-road northerly 349 yards; Cox’s-road, 
from Cressy-road south-easterly 198 yards. 

Sydney: City-road, from Parramatta-road to Cleve- 
land-street ; Quay-street, from existing main to 
George-street; Yurong-lane, from Crown-lane to 
Riley-street; Bowman-street, from existing main 
to Banks-street ; Banks-street, from Bowman-street 
northerly 27 yards; St. Kilda lane, from Palmer- 
street to Egan-lane; Egan-lane from St. Kilda 
lane to Spence-lane; Spence-lane, from Bourke- 
street to Kgan-lane. 

Willoughby: Tingah-street, from existing main nor- 
therly 89 yards; Alpha-street, from existing main 
to existing main; Dalton-street, from Albert- 
avenue to Victoria-avenue; Waratah-street, from 
Archer-street to Spearman-street ; Darling-street, 
from existing main southerly 89 yards; Chats- 
wood-avenue, from Victoria-avenue to McQuarie- 
street; Albert-avenue, from Robinson-street wes- 

» terly 74 yards; Robinson-strect, from existing 
main to Albert-avenue. ; 

Woollahra: Bellevue-road, from existing main to 
Riddle-street ; Balfour-road, from existing “main 
to Rivers-road; Rivers-road, from existing main 
to Bellevue-road ; Rivers-road, from existing main 
to Victoria-road. 


from Raglan-street to 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe]. 


HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated as above, are hereby required, on or before 
the 12th day of October next, to cause a proper pipe 
and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water from 
the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


D. C. ROBERTSON, 
Inspector to the Board of 
[1414] Water Supply and Sewerage. 


HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 


Nortce to Lay Service Pires. 


Notice to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated 
in— 

Waratah: Elizabeth-street, from end of existing main 
to Bull-street; Bull-street, from Elizabeth-street 
to Barton-street. ugh 

r¥\HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down the owner or occupier, or mortgagee (as 
the case may be) of all tenenments and premises situ- 
ated as above is hereby required, on or before the 27th 

October, 1910, to cause a proper pipe and stopcocks 

to be laid, so as to supply water from the main pipe 

to such tenements and premises. 


By order of the Board, 


ALFRED E. FRY, 
Secretary. 
[1717] 


Boards Offices, Newcastle, 
8th September, 1910. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. 


| [1703] 


[14 Sepr., 1910. 


ACT OF PARLIAMENT ASSENTED TO. 


[1612] Legislative Council Office, 


Sydney, 6th September, 1910, 


d bee is hereby notified, for general information, that 

His Excellency the Governor has, in the name 
and on behalf of His Majesty, this day assented td 
the undermentioned Act passed by the Legislative 
Council and Legis!ative Assembly of New South Wales 
in Parliament assembled, viz. :— 


No. 19, 1910. ‘“‘An Act to constitute a tribunal to fix 
a minimum wage for persons engaged in clerical 
work; and for purposes consequent thereon or 
incidental thereto.’’ 

JOHN J. CALVERT, 
Clerk of the Parliaments. 

New South Wales Government Railways, 

Office of the Chief Commissioner, 
Sydney, 22nd July, 1910. 


Noe is hereby given that quantities of old materials, 
namely,—Number of tramway rails, which have been 
left by the owners on Railway premises, are lying at Coota- 
mundra, and that unless they are removed from the Railway 
premises within two mouths from the date of this notice they 
will be sold, and the proceeds utilised for the payment of 
storage charges. 
By order, 
J. 8. SPURWAY, 


Secretary. 


Wednesday, the seventh day of September, one 
thousand nine hundred and ten. 


B* virtue of the authority vested in me by section 

18 of the ‘District Courts Act, 1901,’ I do 
hereby appoint Mr. John William Malcolm Laidlaw to 
be Registrar of the District Court holden at Braid- 
wood (vice Mr. George Richard Williams, transferred), 
—such appointment to be for a period not exceeding 
three months, or until the appointment of a per- 
manent successor to Mr. Williams, and to take effect 
from the eighth day of August, 1910. 


GRANTLEY FITZHARDINGE, 
Judge. 
Court-house, Darlinghurst, [1709] 


(RER Police Magistrate and Justices of the Peace, 

in Petty Sessions assembled, at the Court-house, 
Burraga, have this 26th day of August, 1910, ap- 
pointed Friday after the fourth Thursday in each 
month for hearing and determining at the said court- 
house all actions under the ‘‘Small Debts Recovery 
Act, 1899,’ and any Act amending the same. 


By the Court, 


THOMAS C. K. McKELL, 
; Police Magistrate. 


[1701] 


\HE Police Magistrate and Justices of the Peace, 
in Petty Sessions assembled, at the Court-house, 
Oberon, have this 18th day of August, 1910, appointed 
the third Thursday in each month for hearing and 
determining at the said court-house all actions under 
the ‘“‘Small Debts Recovery Act, 1899,’ and any Act 
amending the same. 


By the Court, 
THOMAS C. Kk. McKELL, 


[1762] Police Magistrate. 


HE Police Magistrate and Justices of the Peace, in 
Petty Sessions assembled, at. the Court-house, 
Rockley, have this 25th day of August, 1910, ap- 
pointed the fourth Thursday in each month for hear- 
ing and determining at the said court-house all actions 
under the ‘‘Small Debts Recovery Act, 1899,” and any 
Act amending the same. 


By the Court, 


THOMAS C. K. McKELL, 
Police Magistrate. 


rF\HE Police Magistrate and Justices of the Peace, 
in Petty Sessions assembled, at the Court-house, 


Sofala, have this 11th day of August, 1910, appointed — 


the first Thursday in each month for hearing and de- 
termining at the said court-house all actions under 
the ‘Small Debts Recovery Act, 1899,’ and any Act 
amending the same. 


By the Court, 
THOMAS GC. K. McKELL, 


[1704] Police Magistrate. 


" Supreme Court, Sydney, 


14 Sepr, 1910] | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. _ 5067 


Se oes in i A sd ea ee a 


if bee Police Magistrate and Justices of the Peace, 


in Petty Sessions assembled, at the Court-house, 
Sunny Corner, have this 13th day of August, 1910, ap- 
pointed Saturday after the second Thursday in each 
month for hearing and determining at the said court- 


_ house all actions under the ‘‘Small Debts Recovery 
_ Act, 1899,’’ and any Act amending the same. 


By the Court, 
THOMAS C. K. McKELD, 


. [1705] Police Magistrate. 


HE Police Magistrate and Justices of the Peace, 

in Petty Sessions assembled, at the Court-house, 
Wallerawang, have this 17th day of August, 1910, ap- 
pointed Wednesday before the second Thursday in 
each month for hearing: and determining at the said 


- eourt-house all actions under the. ‘Small Debts Re- 


covery Act, 1899,’ and any Act amending the same. 
By the Court, 

THOMAS C. K. McKELL, 
Police Magistrate. 


[1706] 


Wear Police Magistrate and Justices of the Peace, 
in Petty Sessions assembled at the Court-house 


at Woodburn,. this 29th day of August, 1910, “do 


hereby appoint the Monday before the first Tuesday 
in each and every month to be the day on which all 
actions under the ‘‘Small Debts Recovery Act, 1899,”’ 
and any Act amending the same, shall be heard and 
determined at the Court-house at Woodburn afore. 


said, in the Petty Sessions District of Woodburn. 


By the Court, 


MORETON H. FITZHARDINGE. 
[1475] Police Magistrate. 


Nios is hereby given that a Circuit Court will be holden 


ut the Court-house, Newcastle, on Tuesday, the twenty- 


- seventh day of September next, before His Honor The Chief 


Justice, when all Magistrates, Jurors, Witnesses, and other 
persons concerned are required to attend, 


P. HALSE ROGERS, 
Clerk of Arraigns. 
Twenty-third day of August, 1910. {1276} 


N OTICEH is hereby given that a Circuit Court will be holden 


at the Court-house, Tamworth, on Tuesday, the eleventh 
day of October next, before His Honor The Ohief Justice, 


when all Magistrates, Jurors, Witnesses, and other persons 


concerned are required to attend. 


) P. HALSE ROGERS, 
Supreme Court, Sydney, . Clerk of Arraigns. 
Twenty-third, day of August, 1910. . [1275 ] 


FRANK BURFORD TRHEATT, Police Magistrate, sitting 

9 as a Court of Petty Sessions, in the Court-house, at 
Tuena, this 18th day of August, 1910, do hereby appoint the 
Thursday following the third Tuesday in each month’ to be 


_the day on which all actions under the “ Small Debts Recovery 


Act of 1899,” and any Act amending the same, shall be heard 
and determined in the Court-house at Tuena aforesaid, in the 
Petty Sessions District of Tuena. 
[i237] ¥. B. TRHATT, P.M. 


FRANK BURFORD TRHATT, Police Magistrate, sitting 
-iLg as a Court of Petty Sessions, in the Court-house, at 
Trunkey, this 17th day of August, 1910, do hereby appoint the 
Wednesday following the third Tuesday in each month to be 
the day on which all actions under the “Small Debts Recovery 
“Act of 1399,” and any Act amending the same, shall be heard 
and determined in the Court-house at Trunkey aforesaid, in 
the Petty Sessions District of Trunkey. 


[1238] F. B. TREATT, P.M. 


Noe is hereby given that a Circuit Court will 
-~be holden at the Court-house, Dubbo, on Wednes- 
day, the twenty-eighth day of September next, before 
His Honor Mr.:Justice Pring, when all Magistrates, 
Jurors,: Witnesses, and other: persons concerned are 


required to, attend. 
CHAS. G. ADDISON, 
Supreme Court; Sydney, ‘ Clerk of Arraigns. 
24th’ day of August, 1910. — 1311] 


N OTICE is hereby given that a Circuit Court will 
; be holden at the Court-house, Bathurst, on 
Wednesday, the twelfth day of October next, before 
His Honor Mr. Justice Pring, when all Magistrates, 
Jurors, Witnesses, and other persons concerned are 


required to attend. 
; CHAS. G. ADDISON, ' 
Supreme Court, Sydney, Clerk of Arraigns. 


- 24th day of August, 1910, 1312) 


No. 140, 14 Seprempgr, 1910,—-2. 


HE Police Magistrate and Justices of the Peace 
at Narooma, in Petty Sessions assembled, have 
this twenty-fourth day of August, 1910, appointed the 


Wednesday, after the fourth Monday in each month, as 


the day for holding the Court for hearing and. deter- 
mining all actions under the Small Debts Recovery 


Acts 
H. GILES SHAW, 
Police Magistrate. 
Narooma. [1320] 


[1582] Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 

Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 
i is hereby notified that a Court of Appeal against 
assessments for water rates on properties situated 
in Hornsby Shire, for the year commencing Ist July, 
1910, will be held at the Court-house, Hornsby, on 
Tuesday, 20th September, 1910, at 10 o’clock forenoon, 
or as scon.after as the course of buisiness will admit. 

WILLIAM HOLMES, 
Secretary. 


+OTICE is hereby given that Arthur Ormonde 
ile Butler, Esquire, Police Magistrate, sitting in 
Petty Sessions at Brewarrina, has this day fixed a 
Court of Petty Sessions to be held at Brewarrina on 
Monday, the tenth day of October, 1910, at 10 a.m. 
(in lieu of Wednesday, 12th October, 1910). 

J. B.-SCOBIE, 
Registrar. of the. said Court. 

Court-house, Brewarrina, 
6th September, 1919. [1623] 


[1226] Department of Navigation, 
Sydney, 19th August, 1910, 


NOTICE TO MARINERS. 
NEWCASTLE SOUTHERN BREAKWATER. LIGHT. 


TOTICK is hereby given that on and ‘after Monday, the 
19th September, 1910, the fixed red light hitherto shown 
on the southern Breakwater at the Harbour entrance, Port of 
Newcastle, will be exhibited from a beacon 545 feet further 
along the Breakwater to the north-eastward.' Height of light 
above high-water, 45 feet. Arc of visibility, 222 degrees. 
Vessels from the southward will open this light when it is 
bearing N.64 degrees W.. (magnetic), and when in sight it 
leads clear north-eastward of Big Ben Kock and adjacent 
shoals. 


During fog a bell will be rung at short intervals. 
By order of the Acting Superintendent, 


JOHN §. D’ARCY, 
Acting Secretary.- 


LEASE OF TOOLOORA BORE. 


thal cane are invited for a lease of all that piece or parcel 
of land containing 20 acres situated in parish Colmia, 
county Leichhardt, Shire of Walgett, together with the im- 
provements, &c., thereon, known as ‘Tooloora Bore. Lease to 
be for a period of five years.. Lessee to pay all rates and taxes. 
Lease to be subject to usual landlord and tenant conditions 
and to the following special condition :—Lessee to supply free 
of chargé to local Shire Council or otier authorised body or 
person in control of the Public Watering Place known «as 
Tooloora Bore, with water from the Bore on the land to be 
leaged, The water to be supplied in such quantity as demanded 
by the Shire Council or other person aforesaid, but not exceed- 
ing 10,000 gallons per diem, and to be delivered on the boun- 
dary of the land hereby leased, in a proper accessible drain. 
The Minister to have power at any time to re-enter on the land 
to enforce this condition and without compensation payable. 
Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 
Further information to be obtained from the Public Works 
Department, Sydney, and the District Works Officer, Walgett. 
Tenders close at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, 4th October, 1910, 
addressed to the undersigned, and endorsed “ Tender for Lease 
of Toolcora Bore,” 


} 


CHARLES A. LEE, 


[1454] Minister for Public Works, 
[1637] - Sydney Harbour Trust Office, 


Circular Quay, 9th September, 1910. 
TENDERS FOR WROUGHT IRONWORK. 

f Picapsts will be received at this Office up to 

. 2 p.m. on the 19th instant, for the supply and 
delivery of Wrought Ironwork for Jetty No. 9, Dawes 
to Miller’s Point. ; 

Forms of Tender and full particulars may_be ob- 
tained upon application to the Engineer-in-Chief of 


the Trust, 
a HAROLD F. NORRIE, 
Secretary, 


5068 


Department of Public Works, ; 
Sydney, 12th: September, 1910. 


ENDERS have been accepted for the following 

Public Works for week ending 10th instant :— 

GOVERNMENT ArcHITECT’s BRANCH— 

Additions and Repairs to Public School and 
‘eacher’s Residence at Coolac—J. W. Rich- 
ardson, Cootamundra, 

Erection of a Teacher’s Residence at Public School 
Premises, Dunvegan—-W. Morris, Dorrigo, 

Erection of a New Public School Building at Mul- 
lamuddy—J. Bartlett, Bathurst. 

Erection of Two Weathersheds at Public School 

Bremises, Cronulla—H. F, Watson, Marrick- 
ville, 

rection of a Police Station at Nambucca Heads 
—Geo, Parkins, Macleay River. 

Improvements, Kepairs, Fencing, and Painting at 
the Public School, Peakhurst—H. IF, Watson, 
Marrickville. 

Erection of Students’ Quarters, Officers’ Quarters, 
and Cottages, including all Sanitary Work, 
&c., at Experimental Farm, Glen Innes--A. 

; J. Butt, Glen Innes. 

Additions, Kepairs, and Painting to Public School 
and ‘leacher’s Residence at. Tallawang—John 
Waugh, Croydon. 

Additions and Alterations to Court-house at Wal- 
gett—A. H, Rose, Walgett. 

Erection of Police Buildings at Nabiac--E. W. 

Milligan, Taree, 

Effecting 'Tarpaving at the Public School Premises, 

Summer Hili—W. G. Hansell, Marrickville. 

Erection of a New Building, &c., at the Public 

School, Anna Bay—R. Halliday, Islington. 

Additions to Boatman’s Cottage and Supply and 

Delivery of Materials for Repairs, &¢c., to 

Pilots’ and Boatmen’s Quarters, &c:, at Pilot 

peda Crookhaven Heads — Martin Muller, 

owra, 


IRRIGATION AND DRAINAGE BRANCH-— _ 

Supply, Delivery, and. Krection at Wentworth 
Irrigation Area of Hornsby Suction Gas Wn- 
gine and Plant—R. Hornsby & Sons (Ltd.), 

Sydney. 

Supply and Delivery at Wentworth, New South 


“pli | 


Wales, of a 10-inch Centrifugal Pump—Robi-' 


son Bros. & Oo. Proprietary (Ltd.), South 
Melbourne. 

Providing and Fixing Handrail on the western 
side and Wire-netting to ‘Handrails on both 
sides of the Regulator at Lake Albert—-C, 
Hardy & Co., Wagga Wagga. 

Harspovurs AND WatTeR Suppty Branca— 

Supply and Delivery of Leather Sleeves for-Suc- 
tion and Delivery, Pipes of Sand Pump 
Dredges for a period of one year from Ist 
July, 1910, to SUth June, 1911—J, C, Ludo- 

wici & Son (Ltd,), Sydney. 
Rattway anp Tramway Construction Brancu— 

Lockhart. to Clear Hills Railway, Section 2, Con- 
tract No, 2-——-Barrie and Cowdery, North 
Sydney, 


Unsuccessful Tenderers for the above are requested 


_to accept this intimation. 


W, Sis HANNA, 
Under Secretary. 


METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WATER SUPPLY 
AND SEWERAGE. | 


rfSENDERS for the works specified below, will be 
received up to 2 p.m. on the date mentioned, 
addressed to the President :— 


19tH SerremsBeR, 1910. 


Contract No. 967.—Construction of 4,207 lineal feet of 
Concrete Sub-main Sewer in the Municipality of 
Manly. Deposit, £100; security, £470. 

Contract No. 962.—Construction of 682 lineal feet of 
Stoneware Pipe Sewers in the Municipality of 
Mosman. Deposit, £10; security, £35. 

Contract No. 963.—Construction of 1,959 lineal feet 
of Stoneware Pipe Sewers in the Municipality of 
Randwick. Deposit, £10; security, £40. 

Contract No. 950.—Construction and Erection of a 
Pumping Station for the Drummoyne Low-level 
Sewerage. Deposit, £10; security, £70. - 

Contract No. 965.—Construction of 1,215 lineal feet 
of Stoneware Pipe Sewers in the Municipality of 
North Sydney. 
(Fresh tenders,) 


The Supply and Delive 


Deposit, £10; security, £60. | 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. [14 Sxpr., 1910. 


26TH SxepremBer, 1910. 


Contract No. 966.—Construction of 610 lineal feet of 
Stoneware Pipe Sewers in the Municipality of 
Waverley. Deposit, £10; security, £30. . |.. 

Contract No. 968.—Construction of 356 lineal ‘feet of 
Stoneware Pipe Sewers in the City of Sydney. 
Deposit, £10; security, £75. 

Contract No. 971.—Construction of 624 lineal feet of 
Stoneware Pipe Sewers in the City of Sydney. 
Deposit, £10; security, £100. _ . son 

Contract No. 972.—Construction of 5,407 lineal feet 
of Stoneware (Cast-iron where required) . Pipe 
Sewers in the Municipality of Drummoyne. De- 
posit; £25; security, £130. 

4tu Octosyr, 1910: 


Contract No. 771.—Construction and Erection of an 
Elevated Mild Steel Service Tank at Bellevue 
Hill, Woollahra. Deposit, £10; security, £100. 

Contract No. 772.—Construction and Erection of an 
Elevated Mild Steel Service Tank at Rawson- 
place, Drummoyne. Deposit, £45; security, 
£220. : deste 

7tH November, 1910. | 


Contract No. 951.—Supply and Delivery of Centri- 
fugal Pumps and Electric Motors for the Drum- 
moyne Low-level Pumping Station. Deposit, £10; 
security, £80. 

WILLIAM HOLMES, 
341 Pitt-street, Sydney, Secretary. 
10th September, 1910, 


New South Wales Government Railways, 
Office of the Chief Commissioner, 
Sydney, 12th September, 1910. 


TRXENDERS will be received at this Office, not later 
than 12 o’clock noon: on the dates specified, for 
the undermentioned Works, &c.:— 
Monpay, 19TH SerremsBer, 1910. 


The Purchase of Second-hand Steel Rails. Particu- 
lars, Railway Stores, Wilson-street, Newtown. 


Wepnespay 21st Sepremper, 1910. — 


1, The Supply of Two 90 horse-power .Three-phase Indue- 


tion Motors. Particulars, Electrical Engineer's 

Office, 61 Hunter-street, Sydney. n 7 
Monpay, 26TH September, 1910. 

The Supply of Typewriting Machines required during 
the six months ending 30th June, 1911. Particu- 
lars, Railway Stores, Wilson-street, Newtown. 

The Supply of Uniform Clothing, Overcoats, Caps, 
&e,, required for the Railway and Tramway Ser- 
vices.. ‘fender Forms, &c., at the Railway Stores, 
Wilson-street; Newtown. Preliminary «deposit 
equal-to.1 per cent. of the annual value of the 
contract, must accompany each tender, 

Supply of Wrought Ironwork for Interlocking Branch, 
Particulars, Interlocking Engineer, Sydney Sta- 
tion Yard. 

Tunspay, 4TH Octossr, 1910. 

of Two Chassis, each 35 to 
30 horse power, for Motor Tower Wagons. . Speci- 
fications, &c., Electrical Hngineer’s Office, 61 
Hunter-street, Sydney. 

Tenders are to be endorsed ‘'Tender for the Purchase 
of Steel Rails,’ or as the case may be 


The Chief Commissioner does not bind himself to 


accept the lowest or any tender. 


By order, 


J. 8. SPURWAY, ~ 
; p: Secretary. 


CL ELD A e > . 


Sydney Harbour Trust Office, . 
Circular Quay, 5th September, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR A SUSPENSION TRAMWAY. 


“EXENDERS will be received at this Office up to 2 
p.m. on Tuesday, the 4th proximo, for the sup- 
ply and erection, in working order, of a Suspension 
‘Tramway, to be used for the transportation of goods 
at the new wharf (No. 3 Jetty), to be occupied by the 
Norddeutscher Lloyd, at Darling Harbour. 
Forms of tender and full particttlars han be ob= 
tained on application to the ‘Engineer-in- hief, at 


this: Office, nF “3 tig ithe ot 
ae HAROLD F. NORRIE, 
Page “fi he ems Secretary. 


[1559] 


agit 


a es al 
Additions to Court-house, Tenterfield 


14 Sepr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 140. 5069 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIO WORKS. 
ENDERS will be received at this Office, for the Public Works specified in the Schedule hereunder, up to TWO O'OLOCK 


P.M., of the various dates set forth in the eecond column, ’ 
All envelopes containing Tenders must be addressed to the President of ths Tender Board, and have legibly endorsed upon 


them the name of the work in respect oj which the Tender is submitted. 
It is to be understood that the Government does not bind itself te accept the lowest or any Tender; and no Tender wll 


be accepted until the same has been reported upon by the proper oificer, 
CHARLES A. LEE. 


A 


: Dates : ie ‘ He 
nti : : Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions . 
Desoription ot eo x Suppiics to be LAP oe Gencra! Wonoreces: and form of Tender, } Remarks, 
; ae aat may be seen. 
received. 


re ne eee 


Government Architect’s Branch. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 


Alterations and Additions to Public School, 
Five Dock, 


19 Sept., 1910 


Five Dock. 
cia Ri ee eS NSM OE 5 AERC UR aes Sy 2 
Erection of Teacher's Residence, Public | 19 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Fublic Works Depart- 
School, Misabotti. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Kempsey; and Public School, Misa- 
botti. 


Repairs, Renovations, Painting, &c., Post and | 19 Sept,, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
Telegraph Office, Kogarah. ment, Sydney. 


General Repairs, Painting, &e., Military 19 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Magazines, Newington. ment Sydney. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart: 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Newtown, 


Erection of New Feace and Gates, Public { 19 Sept., 1910 


School, Newtown. 


——= 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 
ment, Sydney; District Works Ollice, 
| Kempsey; Police Station, Coft’s Har- 


Repairs to Pilot’s Residence, Pilot Station, | 26 Sept., 1910 
Bellinger Heads. 


bour; and Pilot Station, Bellinger 
Heads. 


Pryaceevectevees bows. bel liph iin d Oa tate ho Te ie eB ee et 
Additions to New Building, Technical College, | 26 Sept., 1410 Contractors’? Room, Public Werks Depart- 
West Maitland. ment, Sydney; District, Works Office, 
Newcastle; aud ‘Technical, College, 

West Maitland. 


Erection of Veterinary fchool, Sydney | 26 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
University. : ment, Sydney. 


Erection of New Building, Public School, ' 26 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | FreshjTenders. 


{ 
Tumberumba. ment, Sydney; District Works- Office, 
Cootamundra; and Public School, 
' Tomberumba. 


ae ee 


26 Nept., 1910 ; Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, |. 
Armidgle ; and Court-house, Tenter- 
field. 


Contractors’ Room, Publie Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Police Station, 


Repairs, Painting, &c., Pust and Telegraph 
Office, Milton. 


26 Sept., 19iu 


Milton. 
Additions and Repairs, to Police Station, | 26 Sept., 1910 | Contractcrs’ Room, Public Works Depart | 
Mosman. ment, Sydney; and Police Station, 
Mosman, 
Additions to Public School, Koorawatha ... | 26 Sept., 1910 Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 


ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Cootamundra; and Public School, 
Koorawatha, 


Providing - Fittings for — Medical School | 26 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Additions, University of Sydney. ment, Sydney. 


: ‘ 
Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 


Improvements to Drainage, Publie School, 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 


26 Sept., 1910 
Carlingford. 


Carlingford. Deer on 
Repairs and Painting, Post Office, St. Peter’s | 26 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- rs. 
meut, Sydney. 
Repairs and Painting, Post Office, Darlington | 26 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- a 
: | mont, Sydney. 
Alterations, Renovations, and Kepairs, Post | 26 Sept.,{1910 Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- ve 
_ Office, Chatswood. ment, Sydney. . 
Additions to Court-house, Gosford ..,. 26 Sept., 1916 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Dapart- | F resh Tenders, ro 


ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Newcastle; and Court-house. Gosford. 


im 
a 


nen 
wee 


WEN DES BOR 2. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. 


WV WO) IA O-—oecrmued, 


Pa, 
ae 


[14 SEPT., 1910. 


| Dates 


Description of Work or Supplies to be up to which Wh Gen Blan, Spec Oa ae ak eon Rematin s 
‘Yendered for. Tenders will be avibelnaen 
received. ay < 
Government Architect’s Branch—continued. 
Repairs to Fences, &c., Police Station, Rand- | 26 Sept., 1910 | Oontractors’ Room, Public Works Dopart- 
wick. ment, Sydney. cl ee 
Erection of New Building, Public School, St. | 4 Oct., 1910 | Oontrectors’ Koom, Public Works Depart- 
Leonards North. ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
St. Leonards North. 
Additions to Public School, St. Leonards ...{ 4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
i ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
St. Leonards. 
Erection of New Police Buildings, at The| 4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders, 


Kock. 


| ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Cootamundra; and Police Station, The 
Rock. 


Public 


Erection of Teacher’s Residence, 4, Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
School, Coramba. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Kempsey ; and Public School, 
Coramba. 

Alterations and Repairsto Lock-up, Molong... | 4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
| ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 

Bathurst ; acd Lock-up, Molong. | 
Erection of New Building, Public School, | 4 Oct., 1910 | Ooatrsctora’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


Hllalong. 


ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Newcastle; Police Station, Cessnock; 
and Public School, Ellalong. 


4 Oct., 


Connecting with Sewer, Military Buildings, 191G | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 

Parramatta. ment, Sydney ; and Court-house, Parra- 
matta., 

Erection of Teacher's Resideuce, &c., Public} 4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


School, Dobie’s Bight. 


ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Lismore; and Public School, Dobie’s 


Bight. 
Improvements, &c., to Public Schcol, Wright- | 4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ville. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Cobar; and Public School, Wright- 
| ville. 

Alterations and Repairs, Public School,| 4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Granville South. ment, Svdnev; and Public School, 

Granville South. 
Improvements and Painting, Public School} 4 Oct.,.1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


aud Teacher’s Residence, Raleigh. 


Erection of Weathersheds, Public School, | 4 Oct., 


Kurri Kurri. 


ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Kempsey ; and Public School, Raleigh. 
1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Neweastle; and Public School, Kurri 
Kurri. 


Erection of New Buildings, Public School, 
Mullengrove. 


4 Oct., 


1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works, Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Goulbura; and Public School, Mul- 
lengrove. 


Fresh Tenders. 


eee 


Alterations to Drying Room, Eeoapieal for | 
Tnsane, Newcastle. | 


4 Oct., 


Additions and Renovations, TBike Schon ie School, | 4 Oct,, 


Germanton. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, “Sydney; and District Works 
Office, Newcastle. 


1910 


1910 | Contractor’s Room, Public Works Depart, 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Cootamundra ;~and Public School, Ger- 
manton. 


Improvements, &c., to Public School, Home- | 4 Oct., 
bush. 
Repairs, &c., to Police Station at Crockwell....| 4°Oct., 


i well, 
Additions to Assistant Superintendent's | 4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Residnce, Hospital for Insane, Parramatta. ment, Sydney; and ~Court-house, 
Parramatta. 


— 


1910 
ment, Sydney; and Public * School, 


Homebush. 


1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Goulburn ; ‘and Police prin Crook- 


rs 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


Fresh Tenders. 


Fresh Tenders. 


| eagle 


Fresh Tenders. 


—s 


SET Pe Re ee, 


14. Sepr., 1910.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. 5u71 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS—-ontinued. 


Dates ; : . ey 
Descripti : . Where Plan, Specification, 8 ecial Conditions 
peat tion of Work orSupplies to be up. to, whiel General Ganaitions, and fates of Tender i Remarks. 
Tendered for. Tenders will be inv be seen 
received. y . 


* TE 


Sf ST 


Government Architect’s Branch—continued. 


Additions to Assistant Superintendent’s 
Quarters, H spital of Insane, Callan Park. 


4, Oct., 


ce 


1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 
ment, Sydney. 


Erection of Hospital, at Tumbarumba 


a 


4 Oct., 1910 Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depert- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Cootamundra ; and Court-house, ‘Tum- 
| | .barumba. 
ae: Samet Sc Pa naa A) Ae ee cna 2 reese a 
Erection of Teacher’s ‘Residence, Public | 10 Oct., 1910 Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
School, Tuncester. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Lismore; and Public School, Tuncester. 
_———. — — —_—— - i 
Erection of New Building for Post Office, | 10 Oct., 1910 Contractors’ Room, Public Works Devart- | Fresh Tenders. 


Tingha. 


ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Armidale ; and Police Station, Tingha. 


Removal of Buildings from Towac and Re- | 10 Oct., 


erection at Gosling Creek, Public School, 
Gosling Creek. 


We 3 I Ss ee a ee 
Erection of New School Building, and Con- | 10 Oct., 


verting present combined School and 
Residence into a Residence, Publie School. 
Garra. 


1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depert- 
' ment, Sydney: District Works Office, 
Bathurst ; and Public School, Gcsling 

Creek. 


1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Bathurst ; und Public School, Garra. 


Providing Additional - Windows, Jvining 
Rafters, &c., Inmates Dining Room, 
Benevolent Asylum, Liverpool. 


Erection of Quarters for Matron and Nurses, | 17 Oct., 


and converting present Nurses’ Quarters into 
a Residence for Male Attendants, Rock- } 
wood Asylum. 


10 Oct., 


1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
mert, Sydney ; and Ccurt-house, Liver- 
pool. 


a 


Contractors’ Hoom, Public Works Depart- | 


1910 
ment, Sydney; andCourt-house, Par- 
ramatts. 


Alterations and Renovations to District School, 
Tamworth. 


17 Oct., 1910 


Contractors’? Room, Public Works Depart- | 
ment, Sydney; and District Works 
Office, Tamworth. | 


a 


Erection of ‘Teacher’s Residence, Public | 17 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
School, Bombala. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Cooma ; and Public School, Bombala. 
Additions, Repairs, Remodelling, and Renova- | 17 Oct., 1910 Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 


tions, School Buildings, and Teacher's 
Residence, District School, Grafton. 


ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Lismore ; and Public School, Grafton. | 


Railway Construction. 


Construction of Cattle Yards, at Boree Creck, 
First Section of the Lockhart to Clear Hills 
Railway. 


Manufacture, Supply, and Delivery of 8,000 | 
tons of 60-lb. Steel Rails. | 


4 Oct., 1910 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Police Station, 
Lockhart. 


The date for the 
closing of Tenders 
will be fixed later. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depert- 
ment, Sydney. 


Irrigation and Drainage Branch. 


Construction of Drainage Works for Murwil- 
lumbah Swamp ‘Contract No. 945). 


* 


Construction of Cuttings, Sections 1 and 2, 
Great Ana-branch, Darling River (Con- 
tract No. 900). 


Construction of Bridges and Regulators, Sec- 
tion No. 3, Great Ana-branch, Darling 
River (Contract No. 900). 


—D 


Ventilation of the Fourth Division, Newcastle 
Sewerage (Contract No. 903). 


26 Sept., 1910 


4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


4 Oct., 1910 


17 Oct., 1910 


Contractors’ Room, Public Worke Devart- 
ment, Sydney; and Court-houses, 
Murwillumbah, Ballina, and Lismore. 


Freeh Tenders. 
ment, Sydney; Court-houses, Broken Time extended. 
Hill, Wentworth, and Swan Hill (Vic.); 
Police Station, Mildura (Vic.); and 
Department of Public Works, Mel- 


bourne. 


Fresh Tenders. 
Time extended. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart~ 
ment, Sydney; Court-houses, Broken 
Hill, Wentworth, and Swan Hill (Vic.).; 
Police- Station, Mildura (Vic.); and | 


Department of Public Works, Mel- 
bourne. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Public Works 
Office, Newcastle. 


5072 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. [14 Sepr., 1910. 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS—continued. 


Dates . . : tye 
hig / : a Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions, : < 
Theseription a Work y SRE Pae eae er eben * General Conditions, and form of Pendersai. Remarks. 
endered for. proek 4 c may be seen. 


Irrigation and Drainage Branch—continued. 


Ne cn A, 


Construction of Cuttings and Banks and 
Erection of Wire Netting Fencing on por- 


24 Oct. 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depert- 
ment, Sydney ; and Court-houses, Hay, 


tion of Main and Mirrool Branch Canals, Narandera, and Wagga Wagga. ~ 
Murrumbidgee Northern Canal (Contract | 
No. 938). 
Construction of Drainage Works for Myocum | 24 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Swamp (Contract No, 947). ment, Sydney; Court-houses, Ballina, 
Murwillumbah, and Jismore; and 
Police Station, Mullumbimby. 


Harbours and Water Supply Branch. 

4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, + Sydney; and Court-house, 
Gundagai, 

4 Oct., 1910 ! Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Public Works 
Office, Newcastle. 


Construction of Roof for Existing Service 
Reservoir, Water Supply, Gundagai (Con- 
tract No. 948), 


Fresh Tenders. 


Erection of Lavatory for Lee Wharf, near 
_ Merewether-street, Newcastle (Contract No. 
920). 


4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
ment, Sydney ; and Court-house, Wol- 
longong. 


Extension of Main to serve ist Subdivision, 
Five Islands Estate, Water Supply, Port 
Kembla. 


BERey and Erection of Pumping Machinery, | 31 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ater Supply, Quirindi (Contract No. 933). ment, Sydney. 


9 Jan., 1911 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 

of a Coal-loading Plant, capable of deliver- ment, Sydney; and at the Office of the 
ing into ships holds about 1,000 tons of coal Agent-General of New South Wales, 
per hour at each side of a New Jetty to be | | London. 


Supply, Delivery, Erection, and Test-working 
Pp % 7) ’ 5S 


rected at Port Kemble, South Coast, New 
South Wales. 


A SE A pS 


raat 


Roads and Bridges Branch. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; Public Works Office, 
Newcastle ; and Court-house, Singleton. 

10 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 

ment, Sydney; Court-houses, Casino 
-and Lismore; and Police Station, 
| Coraki. 


PAL Ah A OS I A ANSE Ee EI NSE ARN TOS an 


Erection of Composite Truss Bridge over| 4 Oct., 1910 
Cockfighter Creek, at Bulga, Road Singleton 
to Bulga. 


Supply and Hrection of Hand-power Gear for 
Operating Lift Span, Ooraki Bridge, 
Richmond River, 


its 


° 


[1690] Department of Public Werks, 
Sydney, 7th September, 1910, 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WATERING PLACKS. 


ENDERS will be rece!ved at this Office for a lease of the Public Watering Places specified hereunder. 
Tenderers are requested to state what rental they are prepared to offer for a lease, or the lowest sum for which they will 
work the Watering Places with the privilege of retaining the collections as specified in the Regulations. 

Tenders must be addressed to the Tender Board, and endorsed with the name of the Public Watering Place for which the 
Tender is submitted, and accompanied by a negotiable deposit for the sum of £5, with the names aad addresses of two sureties 
for approval, 

The Department does not bind itself to accept any Tender. 

The lease will be subject to the provisions of the ‘Public Watering Places Act of 1500,” and the Regulations thereunder 

The lessee may cultivate the Tenant’s Lease, and any improvements which he may effect in the shape of clearing and 
burning off timber may be corisidered in his favour should he tender for a new lease at the expiration of his term. 

Copies of the Act, Regulations, Conditions of Lease, and Agreement may be seen and further information and forms 
of Tender may be obtained from the local District Works Officer, or from the Department of Public Works, Sydney. 


CHARLES A. LEE. 


s s 


: Date trom which closent 
Watering Place. wore a ae | Road. otic: the Losse ay be nip ion under 
B. Ye, Ds ‘ 
Shuttleton Tank ies | 640 0 O| At Shuttleton ae ...| 8 years} 1 Nov., 1810 ...| 10 Oct., 1910 
Parragundy Bore eK ..| 320 0 Oj At Parragundy ... ie viel (BY eee . suf 10 4, ” 
White Oliffs Tank No. 1 weed BAD. 0.1.0. Ate WV Tab ASE ci ae GRAB iby Gd ALS pei ey 
*Dolgelly Bore ... aa | 484 8 5 | gh ied ly, ¥ eva} LO ogy on 


6 | Moree to Boggabilla =... i 


Sah 


{This publio Watering-place is offered for lease subjettkto the reservation of all but 4 maximum quantity of 20,000 gallons of water a day, 
(the use of whith the lessee will be entitled, and from which he will be required to supply al! public and personal requirements, There isa two- 
roomed cottage with yerandah on the public watering placa; together with a fenced-in paildock, 


14 Sepr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. 5073 


. 


Stores Supply Committee, 
Sydney, 12th September, (910 


TENDERS FOR SUPPLIES AND SERVICES FOR THE PUBLIC SERVICE, 
HNDERS will be received at the Stores Supply Department, 15 and 17 Young-strect, for the Supplies and Service® 
specified in the Schedule hereaader, up to 4°30 p.m. on the date set forth in the second column thersot. 


A, BERCKELMAN, 
Executive Member. 


Dates up te which 


: : Tenders Remarks. 
Desortption of Supplies to be Tendered for SM Re conetved, 


eee lime etast 
Tender forms and further particulars may be 
obtained on application ; and at the Depart- 
ment of Navigation, Newcastle. 


Construction and delivery of—= 
A Flood Boat for Moree. 


14 Sept., 1910 


en ee ee re 


28 Sept., 1910| ender forms and further particulars may be 
obtained on application. 


Supply and Delivery, during the period of twelve months 
from 1st October, 1910, of— 
Soap (137 tons). 


Supply and delivery of— 28 Sept., 1910| Tender forms and further particulars may be 
: Tea (67,000 lb.) obtained on application. 


$ t - 


~ [1640] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 6th September, 1910. 


APPLICATIONS FOR LICENSES UNDER SECTION 10 OF THR “WATER RIGHTS ACT, 1902.” 


N accordance with section 11 of the * Water Rights Act, 1902,” I hereby acknowledge the receipt of the following applica- 
tions for Licenses, and the dates and places specified hereunder are hereby appointed for the inquiries in regard thereto‘=— 


jean h nine Ash 


Name of Applicant. Nature of Work. Portion. | Parish. | County. | Land District. Date and Place of Inquiry. 
(1) The Common-| Weirand pump on M.L. 18 . | Barton ,..| Cook ..-| Lithgow ...|} 4th October, 1910; 9:30 a.m. 
wealth Oil Oor-| Wolgsan River. | ‘Court-house, Lithgow. 
poration (Ltd.). , 
2) Do a do .. | ML. 16...) Barton and) Cook | Lithgow ...| © do do 
Gindantherie. 

(3) Do ..| Pamp on the) M.L.11...) Barton...) Cook ...| Lithgow ... do! do 
Wolgan River. | 

(4) Do ...| Weir and pumpon| M.L. 11...) Barton and) Cook ...| Lithgow) ... do do 
Wolgan River. Gindantherie. ; 

(5) Do ..| Pump on the| M.L. 11...) Gindantherie| Cook ...| Lithgow ... do. ", do 
Wolgan River. ; 

(6) Do ...| Weirand pumpon| M.L. 11...) Barton and) Cook »..| Lithgow ... do do 
Wolgan River. Gindantherie. 

G7) Da ..| Pump on the) M.L. 11...) Gindantherie| Cook » | Lithgow ws. do do 
Wolgan River. 

_ (8) Hop Lee and Sam} Pump = on the! $.L. 3,148 | Collarenebri| Winch » | Walgett 13th Oetober, 1910; 11 a.m., 
» Lee (Sam Lee &| Barwon River. North.| Court-house, Collarenebri. 
Co.). 
(9) F.W. Kemp... do: i) Wi. Cs ean AA (AS fi Ga wt do do 
1,303. 


ee 


se 


The inquiries will be held by (Nos. 1 to 7) the Local Land Board, (Nos. 8 and 9) the Police Magistrate, Moree. All 
persons interested are hereby notified to attend, and if they have any objections to the granting of a License for any of the said 
works, they should state their objections at the inquiries hereby appointed. 

CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister for Publie Works. 


ee = re 


DISTRIOT COURTS. 
NOTICH is hereby given that District Courts will be holden at the Court-house ut the places and at the times hereunder spect ©::. 


Place. entsting Biinte, | Reglatrats Notice, | esistrar ky whom notice glvem 
Date. Hour. 

Bombala... Ae ..| 10 Oct., 1910...) 10 | 23 Sept, 1910,,.! 1Sept., 19.0...| H. B. Copeland. 
Bega. eee ace tee 19° ” ” tae 10 1 Oct, ” Pri 1 ” rT) eae C. E. Karnes. 
Cobar ws ate s.| 19 Sept., 4. «| 20 1Sept, ,, ».| 5 Aug, 4, «..| H. M. Blackmore. 
Condobolia ... wes chal DEMOS Eat tact t en ee ANINOV.,, 2 59 see) 2D as 3 H. Breakell. 
Eden ie eh w»| 15 Oct, —,, “at 20 1 28'8ept., | ,,. ...| 6 Sepiy. , »»| D."W. Reed. 
Grenfell... ee hee” sf Ie ie pees, Fy, want ID gs Wt itca Peles Jemreys 
Gunnedah .., =. neal LoVe, tose wo eoimept., | ,, a) Lag a C. W. Thomas. 
Moruya ... see Ce he! Miers fetes Oo E00 013 pA a 5 M. E. Soane. 
Moss Vale ... ose ses 15 Sephewigniivel) 20020 Aug. ,, ...| To duly, ., G. 8. Shepherd. 
Muswellbrook tae “hy arses auch AOU Meeept. |) 4, | La aug |» EH. H Puge. 
Nyngan eee 5: Dest) ROME ss po abate 3 SO.4ug., , | 27 0aly,  » EK H. Page. 
Singleton ... os yen go. te PMR eaten LOSept., =) yyiccest 15 5 P. BH. Widershaw. 
Temora... wes Ai Sp QO, te cath TROT ER ae 5, yell CMs ll ip ees Bankes Canals 
Tumut nes dis Peace oh: ef are eh BOs 55 Pe if eae - E Gomm. 
Walgett... fe SOR Doel ae pesperre aaa Ode |i 18 Wee . Yi Aug. 5, 2) A.M. Dunn. 
Windsor ... “oe Phi aie ds spp erOcseate Oct...) 4, | GO Sept, 1 Pod Sheridan: 
Wyalong ... des Bey ae lls o S| Om eaioopt,, | 9» 27 Aug, 4» «| J. W. Lees. 
Young ns ae “| rah cole Seen wet, 1 |) 2 Sephias 55 R. W. Collins. 


BOTA: 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. 


[14 Sxepr., 1910. 


Department of Agriculture, Stock Branch, 


Sydney, 14th September, 1910, 


PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1902. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that the following Sheep Brands and Marks have been duly recorded 


by the Inspectors of Sheep for the several Pastures Protection Districts mentioned; in terms of. section 125 of 


the abovenamed Act, for the Quarter ended 30th June, 1910. 


8S. T. D. SYMONS’ 
Chief Inspector of Stock, 


Brand. 


Name and Address 
(including Post Town). é 
; " Fire. 


Paint or Tar. 


Albury District. 


854 ) Eberle Peter, Farm, Table 
Top, via Thurgoona. 

855 | Fraser A. D., Glenair, 
Grubben. 

851 | KlemkeC. H., Farmer, Walla 

4.0 Walla, 

853 | Naismith Phillip,.Farm 23, 
Walla Walla. 

850 | Pethybridge Richard, Inga- 
lara, Bulgandra. (Trans-! 
ferred from H.|W. McGlree.), 

852 | Thornton J. H. and Co., Brae. bridge 
Springs. (Transferred from| (ee 
T. H. Mate & Co.) 


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Armidale District. 


3130 | Anderson William George, ] ......... 
Brookside, Armidale. 

3149 | Baker Edward Charles, | ......... 
‘*Yuelba,” Guyra. (Trans- 
ferred from G. E. and E. C, 

Baker. ) 

3150 | Baker Edward Charles, | ......... 
**Shrigley,” Guyra. 

3135 | Bath Julia Janet, The Brook,| ......... 
Walcha. 

3125 )} Bone James Moore, ‘‘ Roy-| ......... 
3126 don,” Arding and Comara, 
Kingstown. 

3123 | Bracken James, Boar’s Ridge, 
Puddledock. 

3146 | Britton Brothers, Winscombe,| ......... 
Uralla. 

31345] Cameron John and Angus] ......... 
Alexr., ‘‘Fassifern,” Wollo- 
mombi. 

3152 | Carter William Henry, Stock-| ......... 
brook, Uralla. 

3166 | Carter John, ‘‘ Clifton,”| ........, 
Uralla. (Transferred from 
S. L. Burton). 

3170 | Carlon Stephen, ‘‘Blenmore.’| ......... 
Uralla. 

3141 | Chapman George, ‘‘Bramble-]_ ......... 
bury,” Bundarra. 

3161 | Crawford Alexr. M., Sugar-| ......... 
loaf, Walcha-road. 

3121 | Dawson Obed, Longridge, | ......... 
Guyra. (Transferred from 
Thomas Dawson.) 

3137 | Doak George Henry, | ......... 
‘* Flemington,” Bundarra. 

3153 | Doring Frederick, ‘‘Avon- | ......... 
dale,” Bendemeer. 

3124 | Doring Anthony Godfrey, | ........ é 
‘* Lynwood,” Bendemeer. 

3160 | Drabsch Gottlieb, ‘‘Rose- | ......... 

wood,” Guyra. 

3115 | Edmonds John, ‘‘ Kingstone,”| ......... 


Dumaresq. 


seeees 


No. of 
Ear-mark 
allotted 


486 


148 


2071 | 


| Ince William, Brighton, 


Brand. 
Name and Address 
(including Post Town). 


Fire. Paint or Tar. 


Armidale District—continued. 


Foster Mary Ann, Dunmore, 
Wollun. : 

Frost Vashti, Sultana, Kings- 
town. 

Frost William and Obediah 
Hore, ‘‘ Oreyon,” and The 
Forest, Wollomombi. 

Glass Kezia,: ‘‘ Brucedale,”’ 
Metz. (Transferred from 
Geo. P. Glass. ) 

Glasser John, ‘‘ Briarfield,” 
Guyra. 

Griffith Anna Maria, ‘‘ Ever- 
ton Vale,” Rocky River. 
Harn Margaret, ‘‘ Mimosa,” 

Uralla. 

Heathfield James William, 

Baker’s Creek, Donald. 


Heywood George S., ‘‘ Glen 
Moor,” Kingstown. 


ote eeeres 


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Hogno Frederick, Exors. off. 
late, Glenrock, Walcha. 


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Tenterden. 
Jackson Elizabeth Ann, 
“ Clarenza,”” Wandsworth. 
Jamieson Francis James, 
“ Wilston,” Niangala. 
Kitcher Elizabeth, ‘‘ Lyming- 
ton,” Glen Morrison. 
Levingstone William, Exor, 
of late, Huntingdon, 
Walcha. 
Lisle Robert George, Spring 
Valley, Niangala. 
Lonsdale Frederick Alfred, 
‘* Kulnura,” Nundle. 


McDonald Donald, Bellbrook, 
Nundle. 


McDonald Thomas, Ti Tree 
Gully, Wandsworth. nF 

Macpherson Donald, Congi, OG ciseeten 510 
Walcha-road. (Transferred 
from D. and B. H. McPher-|. 
son.) 

Maher John, Masondale, 
Woolbrook. 

Manuel John, Trida, Armi-) ......... 
dale. 


Mills Thomas Francis, Hill- 
view, Wollomombi. 


Monckton Herbert George, 
** Glenmore,” Bundarra, 
Mulligan James Alexr., Okla- 
hama, Bundarra, (Trans- 
ferred from Margaret Mulli- 
gan.) = 
Mulligan Robert, ‘‘ Morven,” 
Guyra. 


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14 Sxpr, 1910.] 


ep 


No. in 


eord. 


—— —— 


1220°) 
1621 { 
3144> 


— 


Brand. 
Name and Address 


(including Post Town). 


Fire. Paint or 


Armidale District—continwed. 


Mulligan John T., Glenire and 
Winter Station, Guyra. 

Murphy Archibald John, 
Bendee, Walcha. (Trans- 
ferred from H. G. Blom-| . 
field. ) 

Mychael John Thomas, Oakey 
Glen, Moonan Flat. 

Nielsen Ernest Frederick 
John, ‘* Winterville,” 
Tenterden. 

Olrich Frederick, Musk Vale, 
Ingalba. 

Ryan John Thomas, 
‘< Rastlea,” Walcha. 


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sevens 


Tar. 


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Sandilands James Bruce, | ...--++ Gan ans 
Roumalla, Uralla. & 

Simmons Charles, Elliott | ......... 60 pore 
Park, Armidale. 

Smith David:Daniel,  «§-——|]_— eee seeees {Av es 
‘* Smithfield,” Niangala. 

Willmot F. W., Oaklands, | e.ssessee | ten eees a 
Hillgrove. - 

Young James Alexander, SF Sauer 
Redobath, Yarrowitch. Y 

Bathurst District. 

Alderson R. C., Crudine, = [{— ......00 CO Are. nace 
Sofala. (Earmark trazis- SY 
ferred from James J. 

Rowland.) 

Butfield G. W., Mount = ||_—ssraeaeaes q4...... 
Lambie, Meadow Flat. 

Batcheldor John, Thelma, | ......... {@ Seppe 
Edith Post Office. 

Corby A. E., Summer Hill | ......... TT A...... 
Creek, Orange. ..- 

Corliss Wm. C., Razor-back,| ......... Ces 
Capertee. (Transferred 
from W. Corliss.) 

Fuller George, Lewis | eect areas 
Ponds. - 

Ferguson William, Orange | ........ OGL 

Hutchinson W. A., Curra- | w.cceccee | eee en eee 
jong Valley, Ben Bullen. 

Hanrahan John R., Bonny | .....ees ce tides 
Vale, Black Springs. fy 

Kemp W. J., Willow Glen, | .. ....:. VK. 
Meadow Flat. —. ae) 

Meaney Michael, Sornbank, MIP TA cos 
Bathurst. MW 

Newland J. J.,Glen Ivy, | seseeesee Nika: 
Mount David. 

Roberts James, junr., Wattle) .........0 | sseeee 
Grove, Mount David. 

Stevenson Wm. J., Wattle | ......... {i een 
Grove, Ilford.’ ‘(Trans- op) 
ferred from Henry 
Stevenson.) 

Salter Albert W., Hawthorn,| ......... <Gicesaucess 
Oberon. ae W 

Scott James Thomas, Reedy | ......... of orn Sas 


Creek, Palmers, Oakey. 
(Transferred from George 
Steel.) : 

Wilcox Clifton, Jaunter, 
Shooter’s Hill. 

Wilcox Thomas, Round Hill, 
Norway. (Transférred from 
Wilcox and Toohil.) 


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Berrima District. 
Bridge F. W., “The 
Sawpit,” Cross Roads. 
Burt Bros., ‘‘ Ferndale,” 
Canyanleigh. (Fire brand 
and earmark transferred 
from Thos. Elsmore.) 


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nose, 


Cowley Jack, Bellavesta, = | sssseeuee Renal tec 

Cross Roads. {W 

Cripps-Clark H., ‘‘Tarra- | sess Crs 
coonee,” Moss Vale. 

Hay G. D., “ Bumballaso ey ph. ..sac wb 


JTallong. (Transferred from 
H. C. Badgery.) - 


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Ear-mark 
allotted 


1289 


‘1489 


QT4A 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. 


Brand. 


Name and Address 
(including Post Town) 


Fire. 


Bx ‘552 
| Lintiosl | 609 
i> ‘ft. 2421 
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x eas 1942 
Ges 
ES Bibs as a 
Landdaael . | 2607 
eed es 497 
oe 
PAs: 
Bon TO 
FH...... 
fl wal 


493 | MacPherson J...8., Long & front 
Swamp, Cross Roads. of nose 

492 | Malcolm William, Wangan- ie side 
derry, Mittagong. nose 

497 | Rush P. C., ‘Sylvan Glen,”|  .....+0- 
Penrose. (Transferred from 
J. E. Rush.) 

, Bombala District. 

983 | Scott Wm. James, ‘“‘Kelton,”] ......++ 

Mila. | 

AS Bourke District. 

432 | Hanns E. A., junior, Special | _......... 
Lease, Fords Bridge, via 
Bourke. 

434 | Hill, Clark & Co., Limited, C near 
Clifton Downs, Yantabulla.| ’ face. 
(Transferred from. Hill, 

Clark & Co.) 

433 | Manning Cecil Whiteways, | «.... ++ 
‘¢‘ Ningawalla,” Fords 
Bridge, via Bourke. 

ee Braidwood District. 

706 | Anderson J. G. T., Wog [ss seveselsse 
Wog, Marlowe. . 

713 | Bilton, C. E.,-Major’s Creek | _......... 

708 | Clarke J. T., Willow Forest, | ........ 
Nerriga. Pie 

709 | Dempsey C. J., Emu Flat, |... 
Krawarree. 

712 | Ffrench F., Harold’s Cross, | «.....++ 
Ballallaba. 

714 | Ffrench P., Mornington, — |e sseeeeee 
Ballallaba. 

716 | Grigg C., Brushy Hill, | seeeeeees 
Braidwood. 

715 | Hart F. J., Wog Wog, | waveeeeee 
Tomboye. 

710 | McDermott R., Six-mile Flat,| ......... 
Braidwood. 

711 | Smith G., Krawarree =| ew eveneee 

707 | Tully D. T., Currinya, | eeevevvee 
Mulloon, | 

705 | Yeates C. J-, Durran Durra | ......... 

Brewarrina District. — 

476 | Richmond G. M., Mogila, | cane ae 
Brewarrina. 

Canonba District. 

933 | Campbell Henry, Enaweena, | ........ 
Warren. 

934 | CurrensM., Travelling Stock] ........ ‘ 
Reserve 34,252, Canonba. 

935 | Department of Agriculture, | ....... 
D. Farm, Nyngan. 

928; Harris Emily, Burlong; |i) imi| > i..0.3. . 
Warren. 

930 | Mathison Mary, Aird, 

Warren. 

929 | Power C. E., Babinda Tank. | ......... 

931 | Temple R., Darouble, =|... 
Nyngan. 

932 | Walsh W. R., Eulamoga, hie sce 
Canonba. 

336 | Warren F. G., Gollonfields, |. ......... 
Nyngan. 

Carcoar District. 

9317 | Bourke E., Packs Grant, | ......... 
Cowra. ° 

9322 | Chandler Alice Jane, Bellview,| ......... 
Shaw. 

2321 | Clayton C. F., Long Range, | ......... 
Arkstone. ta 

2325 | Cobb W.H., Roslyn, Garland] ......... 

2331 | Edgerton Bros., Applewood, | ......... 
Walli. erat ae 


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Paint or Tar. 


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428 


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Panama, West Wyalong. 


5076: 
: | Brand. 
No vin Name and Address Ss INTE 
Record (including Post Town). 
ee | Fire, Paint or Tar. 
Carcoar District—continued. 
2314 | Hanrahan H..L., Foster's }  s...see ol WEL eA 
Creek, Trunkey Creek, 
2335 | Hayward F., Rees Farm, Fo sathbied GAa Gy, 
Canowindra.. (Transferred 
; from A. Bramall.) 
2324 | Hearne 8. E., Spring Valley,| ........ ; BB ... 
Peelwood. 
2326 | Hearne Temperance Jane, meio i be oaky BIR BP Me 
Spring Flat, Bigga. 
2330 | Hinton J. T. jun., Springfield,! ....... +0 ie Graney 
} Isabella. 
2334 | Hogan Thomas, Pine Hill, aantaye H srs, 
Garland. { 
2333 | Howard C., South Gum Flat,| ...j.0...0 | eeeseeese 
‘ Bigga. 
2332 | Howarth William, Cocky’s | ......... =H...... 
Camp, Darby’s Falls. 
2315 | Hyde J..E., Daisy Hill, 9}. vce eaaes {3 puted 
Gallymont. a 
2329 | King G. 0., Woodbine, Peel-|) ..cccccee | sesceecee 
wood. 
2319 | Links William George, Stoke,| ......... (Evia dld 
Carcoar, 
2320 | McKenzie Kenneth, Jerrong| sete | sesceeass 
2327 | Maloney W. E., Spring-Vale,| wi... 0 | cccess eee 
Porter's Retreat. 
2316 | Stammers J. A., Ashville, | ........, 
Brown’s Creek.. 
2318 | 'Toshack W. V., Fern Creek,| ......... Ven is: 
Garland, 
2328 | Whitty P. J., Summer Hill,| ......... Topas 
4 | Darby’s Falls, 
ae Cobar District. 
286 | Collypreast James, Tilpa, |) ( off 
face, 
280 | Doyle James, Belford Station,| §] face...) —<f3...... 
Cobar. (Transferred from 
F. D. and A. M. Herbert.) 
278 | Evans. William, Brura Hold-| 5 near | ,..... a 
__ ing, Cobar. side face.’ 
285 | Harland Henry, Shamrock | .....,... ER Ra 
Farm, Nymagee. 
281 | Harmer William, Dandaragga) ....... re Pics. on 
Lease, Illewong. 
284 | Knight George, Moquilambo,) ......... Ta snees ee 
Cobar. | 
277 | Madden P. F., Rookery, © 
» Cobar, (Transferred from; 5G 
. M. J. Brown.) 
279 | Moore William, Margaretvale| ....... “ END Ee ests 
Lease, Cobar. Ps 
282) | Perrott E. M., Amphitheatre,| X near PRCT 
2838 Cobar. (Brands transferred cheek 
from Ann Dawson. ) 
Condobolin District, 
1096 | Alexander W. T., .Tongala,}) .....:.. Re Aloe 
West Milby. 
1104 | Bolger M..and A., Bygaloree,| ........, { a ets 
West Wyalong. (Harmark 
transferred from Triggs and 
Heffernan. ) 
1095 | Brooks C. §., Lake Cudgel-} ....c..0 {a 
lico. 0 
1094 | Clemson E. H., Wilga Plain,| Q near of sees 
West Milby. (Transferred face, 
t from Clemson Bros.) 
1100.| Ewers Chas, E., Belle Forest,|} ......... > as 
Condobolin. 
1097. | Graham John, Blairgowrie,| ......... MB... 
Yalgogrin, 
1102 | Grintell Christopher, West! ..,..... j GG... 
Wyalong. rw 
1101 | Holmes Sidney J., Andover,| ..... SS EL ieces 
Yalgogrin. 
1090 | Poole J. W., Kalinga, Cons) - discneie > Bae 
dobolin. (Transferred from {i 
H. H, Brooks. ) 
1091 | Quilty John, Rosewood, Con-| ......, is 
dobolin. 
1092 | Ryrie Frank, executor for late! ......... PA Saran 
J. C. Ryrie, Millewa, Dan- 
: . ‘daloe. 
1099'| Shepherd and Beazley, ke As SB... 


No: of 
Ear-mark 
allotted, 


‘NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. 


No. in 


Record. 


1098 
1103 
1093 


1736 
1734 
1732 
1739 
1740 
1742 


| 1735 
| 1738 
| 1733 
| 1741 
| 1731 
| 1737 


[14 Supr., 1910, 


Brand. 


“4. 
Name and Address = 3 a2 
(including Post Town). oT St 
Fire. Paint or Tar.| 4 ga 
Condobolin Distriet —continued. 
Tout Thomas, Wallaroi, Gon-| wisi... Cis 157. 
dobolin. ; 
Turner Thomas, jun., Kiaora,} ....... ss { iv) it, 2504: 
Lake Cudgellico. Nich’ de 
Worthington E. J. Boona} .,...0.. Aw «| 2550 
Mount, Dandaloo. W 
Cooma District. 
Adams J, W., Bushy Park, SNH EY VS Pied, 
Jindabyne. A 
Bond Andrew Ralph, Slapup, | ........ i fas) 257 
Jerangle. A 
Crawford George, Long Cor-} vis. 3 free t 
ner, Rosedale. a 
Crawford Robert, Mosgiel, pyle shes a He 442. 
Groses Plain. 
Feilen Charles William, Dry | ......... DP iol > ae 
Farm, Cooma. ree 
Luton Walter, Alum Creek, L A 
Jones Plain, Murrumbucea.! nr. chk. 
Mayne Andrew William, aa seven} 665 
Rock Lodge, Myalla, 
Pegram John Thomas, Fern adios FiRiss 
Glen, Peak View. . 
Roach Matthew and Bridget, } wus... CR... 700 
Rockvale, Myalla. 
Roberson Mrs. Elizabeth, 2 AC 3H ana 
Fairview, Tuross. ro 
Scullin Bridget, Numeralla. Cais seitin { # rivssescs| OBB 
Sims David, Whinstone iedlen Ds 173 
Valley. 
Coonabarabran District. 
Bacon R., Belmore Park, ba TE } ‘Dishes 112 
Baradine, . 
Costigan James, Ellonera, woes +C......| 2812 
Purlewaugh,. ; 
Dawes Wm., Bundally, waked Pipes 2889 
Gilgandra. =n 
Featherstonhaugh A. M., dated, Feics| 817 
Wongy, Gulargambone. 
Howard J., junior, Mountain}  .iicccees Gaead 2602: 
View, Tooraweenah. hy 
Triggs A. B., Bedford Park, | sius.1 TP vese.) | 156 
Gulargambone. a { 
Tighe Patrick, Wilga, Toora:| sii... TI 1828: 
weenah. 
Waterford, W., Ellerisle, oath swe | sey syn ies 729 
Tooraweenah, 
Coonamble District. “3 
Ashman and Andrews, Quati-)  ...4...1 wal ede 608: 
bone and Mungrabamibone. l 
Bank of New South Wales 
Merimbah, Warren. ' Vi 
(Transferred from J. W.| off face. FA ys ee 552 
Fisher. ) 
Berryman H. E:, Murram- vio, (GB dint 2639) 
main, Coonamble, U 
Bloodworth, G. W., Exors,,| Qo. NN ae 54. 
Mascotte, Gular. 
Bloodworth Harold, Nuigrar,| ~......40 0 | seeseee «- | 2556 
Coonamble. 18 
Brown Sir Wm., Beanbah, | 4... i 4o™ Aime: 690 
Coonamble. oo * 
Carrigg J. and J., Glendale, | ..i...... ie ibaa vol 2744 
_ Coonamble. J 
Firth Alf., Eurobla, Trangie.| ......... { 7. 2487 
Glenn Bros., Urawilkie, FRc U ards 388 
Coonamble. 
Hain and Ekin, Carwell, | ...... Se = are 496 
Coonamble. (Transferred | 
from Bank of Australasia.) 
Jones Travers, Pine Grove, | ss.ecce f Me bso) |) ase 
Coonamble. (Transferred 
from W. McMahon.) 1 VAS 
Lance Bros., Augathella, TAT Pe AL...) 846: 
Coonamble. i: ee 
Landers Wm., Woodlands, ashaweaas D sotverady 1490' 
Coonamble. ‘ 
McAlary D.N., Garrawilla |... M....008 vel | 752 


Park, Coonamble. 


14 Sepr., 1910.] 


No. in 
Record. 


1019 
978 
1035 


1041 


827 
825 


826 


a sr er rn EE EE A RAE 


-McCalman Chas., Killarney, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. 


5077 


Brand. 


Name and Address 
(including Yost Town). 


No. of 
Ear-mark 
allotted 


Paint or Tar. 


No. in 


Record. 


Coonamble District —continwed. 


Bullagreen. 

McDonald J. E., Chilterndale, 
Quambone, 

Strahorn Jno., Eureka, 
Bourbah. (Transferred 
from Bonnington Bros.) 

White R., Pretty Plains, 
Quambone. 


ween eee 


eee eeeeee | wee eeeree 


Corowa District. 


Allen T. J., Block 33, Coreen, 
Daysdale. 

Rankin Denman, Long Legs, 
Daysdale. (Transferred 
from C. A. Izon.) 

Ryan John, Avondale, Bull 
Plain, Corowa. 

Tomlinson Thos., The Farm, 
Daysdale. 


woe er sees 


Deniliquin District. 


Allitt Henry T., Pretty Ping,| seeanas 
Deniliquin. 

Beer F. W., Ratteray Park, puch Baek 
Moama. 

Cowley T. W., Holey Corner,) ....... ray 1732 
Warnboota. 

Connell Daniel, P.M.P., nasiotanis 
Finley. (Transferred from 
W. J. Burbury.) 

Fairbairn George, Colimo, [| ....ese0» 2795 
Deniliquin. 

Harrison P., junior, Zara, panes 1308 | 
Thyra, Moama. 

, Howe, Thos, J., Cliffony, 9 1} asa. 756 | 

Tocumwal. 

Kirne James, Greenbank, 2473 
Tocumwal. 

Leetham, Exors. late Wm., Peasascos 717 
Woodlawn, Hili Plain, 
Deniliquin. 

Meantin A. J.; Moroco | .cccctaes,{ |r iesee evens 51 | 
Kstate, Deniliquin. 

McCullock C. ©., North se Geis. 126 } 


Wakool, Deniliquin. 
(Transferred from J. F, 


Ryan.) 
Naughton George, Marago Ae la Coes]. 2483 | 
Park, Deniliquin. i >< 
Naughton E, and W., Cal ee pe 1731 | 
Col, South Down, Cobran, 
Deniliquin. (Transferred 
| from W. H. Trevena.) ! 
Pope, L, J. T., Wakarr, sceces'ess Ty Pao. cos 732 | 
)  Moroco, Deniliquin. aan ; 
Weldon, John J., Woodfield,| ......... 133 
Moama. O 
Denman District. 
Jas. McTaggart, Wybong ....] 0.0.4. 1 ay ham { 


Dubbo District. 
Austin and Sons, Wambianna,} T off chk, 


Borsseeees 606 | 
Trangie. pe | 
Bell Mrs. John, Yarro#¥ Brae,| ......... Bhat OTT7 
Cobborah. Hl 
Brown BF K,, Wazrriston, cea mA { td beooes 1398 p 
Dtibbo. - 
Blake H., Jimmy’s Plain, Bat pated eis. 16 | 
Bundemar. XY 
Buck E., Rock Bend, Kumun- BHd...... 1561 
gerie. 
Blakemore Mrs. A. E., emthates or teas) 463 | 
Fernleigh, Dubbo. 
Craige William, Coomboona, front es, 313 4 
Gilgandra. face. \ 
Coleman, Macquarie View, | ........, FO mare) 213 
Trangie. 
By Grptiat ws Ac, ANG RW. seamed HY . 


Avondale, Dapper. (Trans- 
ferred from A. E. Garling.) 

Collison W., Everton, 
Gilgandra. 


698 | 


544 | 


174 | 


| 9572 
2582 
| 2589 


| 2501 


Brand. 
Name and Address tes : 
(including Post Town). 


No. of 
Ear-mark 
allotted. 


Fire. Paint or Tar. 


Dubbo District continued. 


Dugan Mrs. M. A., Minore | sees Viiv... 
Fisher'T..P., Cadagen, =i ‘wae ssuies Ki eendenk 366° 
Rawsonville. (Ear-mark 
transferred from E.G. 
Bullock.) 
Green G. H., Yarragan, = |_— sae tom A bene 
Tomingley. oe 
Hirsch C. F., Woodbine, et LTT watts . 452 
Nevertire. 
Kenney Daniel, Mungery. waht aces DA 1956" 
Kelly M. H., Nundora, =|] sesseenee | erste ; | 1591 
Trangie. 

Lowe 8S. S., Executors, TAS ciess pode Ea ane 2744 
Springdale, Spicer’s Creek. ! 
Myer H., Cow Plain, Collie. gitieat { HM 2981 

NY 
Meath H. V., Banvin, FW) bed 
Narromine. LY 
Manson A., The Aloes,  =—s || esa veveee { AM ...| 2984 
Trangie. LY 
Perry L. J., Waroondah, etasratsss athiaeen wieae 
Trangie. (Transferred from 
T. M. Delaney.) 
Roweliffe C. R.,, Cow Plain,|, .....00« ek ree 2646 
Collie. | aw) 
Roston and Fearon, Barbigal, he front oN saga 788 
Dubbo. face. ; 
Reakes M. H., Narromine. | sere... ‘ WR, ...| 1130 
Richards Alf., Goodwill, =| eaeerenes { Typ. avd | 828 
Gilgandra. \/- 

Stuckey E. E., Morgalong, Bankai ©. J.%..| 2912 
Butledowe. (Transferred M 
from F. McCormick.) 

Skinner G. J., Oakleigh, 5S taille ; hag Biss ‘ 
Gilgandra. » 
Sherwood Peter, Mayfield, | «........ {é RRR 439 

Narromine. 


ia] 
D. front] “TT....1 159 


Tink Margaret, Binalong, 
face. 


Dubbo. (Transferred from 
Tink and Baird.) 
Williamson G. H., Condor, 
Narromine. 
Whittle Oliver, Alloway, * 
Mungeribar. 


Eden District. 
Filmer E. H., Clarkson’s seeeaeet 


Crossing, Candelo, 

Flanagan M., Rockton, Rac Sc 
Bombala. 

Umback Valentine, Rockton,| ..... 
Bombala. 


217 


Forbes District. 


Bourke A. J., Jackanbilly, 
Parkesborough. 
Davis T. F., Parkes. 


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eeneee 


Douglas D. C., Long Gully, 
Engonia. 

Dwyer Patrick, Corridgery serait 
Parke, Budgerabong. é 

Ferguson €., Hillside, a 
Tichbourne. (Transferred 
from T. L. Thatcher. ) 

Goward Geo., Brentwood, 
Grenfell, 


Jackson Walter, Bonnievale,| ...2..0.- 
Bogan Gate. 
Kennedy Alex., Iona, Warroo 


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see eereee 


Macphillamy McC., The 
Warrens, via Boyd. 

Massuritt Thos. J., Bumbury, 
via Parkes, (Transferred 
from M. Massurit.) 

Medcalf A. T., Gillenbine, 
Trundle. 

Myring and Minter, Spring- 
thorpe, Eugara. (Trans- 
ferred from G. J. A. 
Watson. ) 

McLeod Niel, Currajong Park,) ......... 
Trundle, 


weeeerase | eo eeer one 


eens 


No. of 
Ear-mark 
allotted 


745 


5078 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 140. [14 Supr., 1910. 
: Brand. BS * a j Brand. 
No, in Name and Address 238 } No. in _ Name and Address 
Record (inckuding Post Town). : of © Record (including Post Town). ; ; 
Fire. Paint or Tar.| 4 Sa Fire. Paint or Tar. 
Forbes Distriet— continued, j Gundagai_ District. | 
aly ; 1700 | Bragg Arthur, Sandgrove,} ......... \ Jee 
2575 , Ridley L. R., Cotha Siding, | ......... R ..e...! 2484 vi, Coptimundras..i 
"via Parkes. ~ 1698 | Bryant, Sydney M., Glen-| .......... | (New. 
2578 | Ryan Bros., Glen Ryan, Be bbkae. {& TAAL $26 |i :>) baie iit thane. j 
Goolagong. E men | 1691 | Cassidy Mrs. M. A.C. reek A eC ... 
2584 | Seymour Mrs..J., Cedar .:) Jt wna. le as 77 $A or Adjunbilly... ‘ 
Villa, Warraderry, 1689 | Clemson W. 8. 35 Nangus qi Ae et: WS..... 
Grenfell... Creek Junction, Nangus. 
2576 | Sanderson Thos., Toohey ys Saattess ©) us acal 50 | 1702 Coggan .Bros., Belmont, ia vtee fone 
g Farm,, Bogan. Gate. Jugiong.. 
1703 | Coggan Se oroney In lewood, Bir, oanete COnne 
2583 | Starr and Bembrick, Wirega,| .. ...... Pi eee 2514 Caolae. 6 
cont}: Grenfell. 1692 | Franks Bros., Rose Mounts) 2a. 2. eT it|..Al ore ee f 
2580 | Thatcher T. L. , Hillside, LNs VAR ES ah 698 Jugiong. 
: ‘Tichbourne.,. (Transferred 1701 | Futter Mrs. M. A.M., Beggan| ......... J Lycee 
from H. W. Thatcher.) Beggan, Murrumburrah. 
2585 | Triggs A. B., Wongagong ee 1288 | 1706 | Grant Jas. C., Adjungbilly,| ......... Dawd 
and Francisdale, Forbes. AS Tumut, G 
2588 | Witts F. Theo., Westwood, |. ......... v Be 2425 | 1693 Hargreaves R. T., Adelong. | ......... tH...... 
Parkes, 1707 | Hill Kate and Sam, Junetionin wens. Lpsolteaad 
: ony as caring Holding, Coolac. 
Glen Innes District. 1694 | Hunt Mrs. Annie, Railway eee Cae AC 
: . Hotel, Gundagai. 
2024 { Archer Mrs. Leith, Tumba- { ......... | POUT Tae. 1664 | Keogh James, Typo Parniy eek aegs 511 ee? 
murra, Llangothlin. . Wallendbeen. 
2026 | Davidson Mrs..Amelia, Wat-|  ..... Pry Wy OhssactApt 2471 | 1695 | Kingwill -W.' B., Spring! ......... + ah. 
tle Farm, Glencoe. Vale, Adjungbilly. 
2020 | McRae Did. C., ‘Glen Brae,} on... PO TN Ai ewe: 1662 | Lloyd Bros. , Westbrook, Tar-| ......... SRT, seoee 
Yarraford. cutta, 
2025 | Mallam Harold, Nordenfeldt,| ........ ~ dese py ene erat erat Cocca eat we {2 seeneees 
Llangothlin. H 1705 | Meale Bros., Horse- Retreat,| ......... ey oes 
2019 | Marcus Edw. John, Teneriffe,) ......... EM...... Cootamundra. 
. |. Glen Elgin, Bald Knob. 1696 | O’Donnell, Estate late P. J.,| ......... Gobet 
2023 ; Rodgers ‘Wm., The Hermi-| ......... = how Bic. 801 Mingay, Coolac. 
tage, Red Range. 4 aes. 
2021 Turner Wm. John, Riverview,|  .........- yd DLA Bayes 1704 pope 2 W. A, Abingdon, eae |e ey ae 
via Armidale. ye undagat, We 
2022.| Tolley Albert, Silent Grove,| ......... ONL 2626 } 1699 | Sharpe J. B., Green Hills, ......... ‘NS sede 
Tent Hill (Transferred | Adelong. 
f from <A. Tolley.) . 1697.) Wilson Mrs. -C. A., Kyle-| ........, {D rites 
stone, Gilmore. > 
Goulburn District. “Hay District, 
2468  Alders John, Eaciaby (Ban: |r eens ‘er Ha Beate 2549 | 830, Anderson Duncan S., Gunda-]  .....-.0.. }  LKcccecenes 
2471 mark transferred ‘from Ji line, Carrathool. 
and A. Alders.) : | 4 
2470 |Alders Angus, Bannaby. — |... ye Pd2 (| adore Dancan Bro Guede; tien, sd) sana 
(Transferred from J. and A. 831 | Broughton Robert W., Cor-| ..... ... 2) 
; Alders. ) inya, Hay. ou 
2474 | Byrne Thos., Collector. | Ribs Anise {/ os s 829 | Brown Edmund, Wyola, Hill-| ......,.. iB hase 
k ston. 
2475 | Bray Erskine C., Mount |  ......... HB... 827 | Coulson John, Smeaton Park, aistuaenijtnyee. [hvoraaeceaeet 
Hurry, Crookwell. Cubes told’ Hay. 
2469 Croker, Wen: Woodville, Pie eee lame en orn 1731 BOL YW Hocieinme AL AS. Wiiga Glan tat san Aw be 
_Nadgingomar. Hillston. aw) 
2476 | Chalker Mrs. M., Lagoon] ......, te LO... 828 | Hutchison Charles, Kymel} ossasat’ 12 faye. 
Point, Wombeyan Caves, ' Farm, Hillston. 2 
2478 | Carpenter John, Kingsdale* | ......... {23 tee 825 | Learmonth, Trustees late A. Lp meld Lu dh 
he Jilin (hye 'M. B. Viscountess 
2482 | Denny William, Norwood, cleat OAT) cme Portiien Ee Toa 
: Goulburn. «° 1 ; Ww 
2467 | Galvin John, Spring Valleys} 1.1.6. 4) senesins 464 Banepeeaatiaat VARA iae 
Currawang. 2 ay Bonne prey eee 
2473 | Gill Joseph, Windaradeen, [elinose Wire pee pe Camb. pia Gunbar! Pecos vs 
Collector. NAS tie ey Hi l- 
2480 | Guymer Frank, Greta Wood,| ......... GY 823 Peon ge George, Avoca, NU OREN Ore fo He Pugin 
| Baw Baw. 
2472 | Hayes James, Middle Arm,| ......... °1 Hi Hume District. 
Goulburn, . . 
2466 | Lyons Martin, Spring Ponds,| ......... .. | 1580 | 545 Gowan, John, Benambra, GX... 
Bungonia, Germanton. 
| , M 546 | McIntosh, A., Rosewood. 4 ........, TD docccnate 
2465 | McAlister Bros., Yalbraith | ......... ay Aeeenit 388 | 544 | Peerman, Douglas, Benambra, Pee ha Tice 
2479 | PeekittL. H.,Dixies Meadow,| .vccccc. | cecsseeee 2753 | Mallengandra, 
Mummel (Transferred from fot pi 
GO, MaCiletnon yas. Inverell District, 
2481 | Purcell. E. C., Mount Views) Avgekk. @EP...... 198 | 134 | Dickson and Jackson, Up-{ wisi. (ese 
Laggan. oo lands, Nullamama, [eo OR 
2485 | Reader, C.8., Bronti. | ......... oe: L.Aee Inverell, 
at 135 | Dixson, Alfred John, Wilgal ......... }f CL... 
2477 | Sturgiss Albert, Lower Boro.| ......... {% cerns ane Farm, Delungra (transferred 7 U 
from C. F. Luhrs.) 
2484 | Twynam Henry, Richlands,| ..,../..) {@) Ane 44} 136 | Monckton, Frederick, Rock-| ...:..s: Sor Hee 
Taralga. Noy more, Bundarra. nae T 
2483 | Warn, F. J. Carrabungla,}. .:....... 4 Za\..08 133 | Patterson James, Long Plaip,| ......... OD Gaigsnd. 
_Crookwell. 


Inverell. 


V4 


— 


133 


Serr., 1910.] 


Name and Address 
(including Post Town). 


Brand. 


Fire. 


| Paint or Tar. 


No. of 
Ear-mark | 


allotted. 


| 


No. in 


Record. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. 


Name and Address 
(including Post Town). 


Brand. 


Fire. 


Paint or Tar. 


No. of 
Ear-mark 
allotted, } 


Ivanhoe District. 


Connell D., Oakvale, Clare ... 


Creswick Alex. Thomson 
Manfred, Clare. 

Davies, exors. late J. H., 
Abbotsford, Ivanhoe. 

McCulloch J. 8., Lignum 
Park, Mossgiel. (Trans- 
ferred from Burns and Mc- 
Culloch.) 

Strange Arthur, Mossgiel, 
P.W.P., Mossgiel. 


f each 
side nose. 
© nose. 


Jerilderie District. 


D. J. Bailey, Condah Park, 
Berrigan. 

Glenn Brothers, North 
Yathong, Jerilderie. 

J. and H. Harris, Harris 
Park, Berrigan. 


Mrs. E. W. Roe, Bray Farm, | 


Jerilderie. 
R. Taylor, Werribee Park, 
Berrigan. 


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Menindie District. 


Cameron George, Mulga 
Springs, Wilcannia-road. 
Ferguson A. C., Albermarle 

Station, Menindie. 
Gordon George, Pennon | 
Valley, Thackaringa. | 


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Merriwa District. 


Price H. B. L., Woodlands, 
Merriwa. (Transferred from 
R. L. D. and H. B. L. Price.) 


Molong District. 


Atkinson Lucy Ruth, Coates 
Creek, Meranburn. 

Churchill Mrs. Minnie, 
Mullengeen, Cundumbul. 

Cashell Bros., Willow Vale, 
Wellington. 

Cheney Wm., Redbank, 
Manildra. 

England F., Oaklea, Newrea 


England Elijah, Baker’s 
Swamp, Newrea. 

Elliott Geo., Green Lonely, 
Alectown. 


English W. R., Ganarah, 
Alectowa. 


Job Arthur, Fair View, 
Yeoval. 

Lang John Ernest, Lower 
Mooxerawa, Stuart Town. ‘ 

Lindner W., Euchabil, 
Coradgery-road, Parkes, 

Mulhall P. M., Pine Grove, 
Cumnock, (Transferred from 
J. E. Mulhall.) 

Reid W. L., Davy’s Plains, 
Cudal. 

Tolhurst D. E., Fair View,’ 
Coradgery-road. 


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Moree District. 


Bray F. G., Willalee, 
Bullerah. 


Bull J. J., Berrigal, Narrabri 


Corlis E. T., Kameralori, 
Dolgelly. 

Corrigan M. I., Newhaven, 

_ Dolgelly, 


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weeeee 


see eeenes 


aeeees 


seeeee 


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seer pees 


seen 


bean ennee 


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sen eereee 


eenaoe 


eee eer eee! 


Cousins, G. M., Chesney 
Woid, Millie. 

Greacen J. W., Milton, 
Gravesend. 

Hays A. J., Llangollan, 
Barraba. (Transferred from 

. Heidi. Pike). 

Halloran H. B., Coondara, 
Barraba. 
Jurd Estate, Watercourse, 

Moree. 


Mell C. F., Sodova, Moree. 
(Transferred from W. Mell.) 


O’Niell A. D., Kirribilli, 
Bullerah. 

Orchin P. V., Neargo. 
Bullerah. 

Rafferty P. J., Garrawildi, 
Bullerah. 

Richards Thos., Pathway, 
Wallon. 

Suttie D. B., Duckholes, 
Terry Hie Hie. 

Tillman G. W., Wongalee, 
Mungindi, 


Anderson F. Jerome, Wes- 
tella, Leadville. 


Anderson Jerome, Redbank, 
Leadville. 


Atcheson W., Gulf, Rylstone 


Auld D. F., Cambie Creek, 
Leadville. 

Bull F. C., Hillside, Lead- 
ville. 

Birtles F. L., Mudgee Gully, 
Meroo. 

Campbell Alf., Corowa, Har- 
graves. 

Dwyer John D., Cherry- 
tree Hill, Iford. 

James H. R., Glengowan, 
Grattai. 

McDonald D., Buymair, 
Rylstone. — : 

McManus Mrs. L., Two- 
mile Flat, Mudgee. 

Norris Alfred J., Erceldean, 
Tallewang. 

O’Connell Bros., Goodiman, 
Mudgee. 

Perram W. J. C., Stony 

Pinch, Mudgee. 

Stapelton F., Piambong, 

Mudgee. 


Wall John, Botobolar, 
Mudgee. 


Bean H. J., Woodlands, 
Grong Grong. 

Broughan J. T., Kookynie, 
Narandera. — 

Carroll Bartholomew, 

‘* Avoca,’ Ardlethan. 
Davenport Samuel, Rosher- 
ville, Yuelba. 
Davenport W. H., Erin Vale, 
Yuelba. | 

Guest Benjamin A., Yarran 
Park, Grong Grong. 
Leighton G. W., Millbank, 
‘Yanco. 


‘retiree H. V., North 


Berrembed, Grong Grong. 

McLean John, Hopetield, 
Lockhart. 

Mohr A. E., Bulloak, Grong 


Grong. 


Norris Albert, Mumbledool, | 
Narandera. | 


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Mudgee District. 


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see weeeee 


eoeeerere 


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pene sees 


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Narrandera District. 


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Cereernee 


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feteee oe 


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Moree District—continwed. 


Cae. 2514 
tte 863 
chara 839 
626 
5 a 177 
AN 4 
oe 464 
a 
ON .:.| 1907 
da Ses 2019 
epatlgnh) 2442 
T—R...| 2812 
Dyer: 1977 
f (Q 467 
“So 
{® oe 466 
wee” : 
(eee 464 
1@ ; 
J YZ 
asa 
Tote 27 
ab alg 4 655 
{fy omen 
ac 
Tee 393 
a 2489 
oe BO 1127 
HM:...| 244 
Ni ew'ityo3: 173 
CW. ..:| 783; 
=—9......| 236 
W-bies.. 
a ee 2501 
epi ttcerta| 124800 
B 
yes 2439 
ea): 2545 
4 
483 
Mi Ton st 774 
a et a 287 
sce. 2493 
says 2601 
BS). 
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5080 


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No. in 
Record. 


—— 


rr re ne ee pe 


Name and Address 


Brand. 


(including Post ‘lown). 


Fire. 


Paint or Tar. 


No. of 


Par-mark 
allotted. 


No, in 


Record. 


| Smith F. $., Ringwood, 


Saunders M. J., Maurice 


Narrandera District—continued. 


Pearson Amelia, Pine Valley, 
Narandera. 

Russell W. J., ‘‘ Albion,” 
Narandera. 


Barellan. 

Smith James, Rose Vale, 
Grong Grong. 

Thomson H. R., Windella, 
Corobimilla. 

Warby James E., Red Plain, 

_ Billinbah. 

Williams H. J., Wyandra, , 

Yanco. 


Cee eeence 


Nee ee eres 


eer tewene 


eee eeeees 


Narrabri District. 


Bourke E. V., Road View, 
Narrabri. 

Felstead George, Wilga 
Downs, Wee Waa. 

Graham J. M., Avondale, 
Baan Baa. 

Hall A. W., Gleniffer, 
Boggabri. 

Kelly TV. 8., Railway View, 
Baan Baa. 

Peisley R. J., Gayfield, Wee 
Waa. 

Robins John, Myal Vale, 
Narrabri. 


Vale, Narrabri. 

Smith W, H., Warinilla, 
Narrabri. 

Smith Mrs. B., Ware Hill, 
Narrabri. 

Saunders, M. J., Maurice 
Vale, Narrabri. 

Walters R., Rosewood Park, 


Baan Baa. 
Woodall Jack, Gundemain, 
Narrabri. (Transferred 


from E. O. Morath.) 


Picton District. 


Cranfield Joseph, Warra- 
* gamba, Cox’s River. 


Pilliga District. 


Currey H. J., Sett. Lease, 

—. Pilliga. 

Holland R. F., ‘‘ Rosewood,” 
Bugilbone Siding. 


Holland George, ‘‘ Neotsfield,”| . 


Burren Junction. 
McKellarB,, ‘‘Clinton,”’Pilliga 
(Transferred from W. F. | 
James. ) 
O’Rouke C. P., *‘ Bando,” 
Bugilbone Siding. | 
Wilson W. J., ‘*Kurrajong,” 
Pilliga. 


et ee eweet 


Pee ner ens 


weet eneee 
ee beneee 
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ee hw eeee 
eet eeneey 
CO ay 
eee tee wee 
Cobras eee 


ee eeeteee 


H off 
cheek, 


eee weneae 


Orererceee 


Coreen ae 


Queanbeyan District. 


Curley Thomas, Tuggranong 
Valley. 

Daniels Samuel, Silver Hill, 
Hoskintowa. 

Finlay Edward, Oak View, 
Rossi. 

Griffiths David, Happy 
Forest, Ballabala. 


Masters E. C., Bungendore... 


Mathews T. W., Dodsworth, 
Queanbeyan. 

Millynn Bernard F. P. and 
Donald Richard, Lake 
Gully, Bungendore. 
(Transferred from D, R. 
Millynn.) 

Melntosh Walter, Gladefield, 
Majura. 

Vest Richard, Spring Vale, 
Queanbeyan. 

Wilson John R., Coles Hill, 

’ Rossi. (Transferred from 
W. Cronan.) 


Oot eeeres 


fee ercnne 


Oat eeenee 


Cee eres 


OO serene 


eh eeeeene 


eee we neee 


eee eetene 


Neier ipeiiccoreesiaiioe etait 


| Simpson A.J. M. and S.H.M., 


‘Hilton Hy., Glen View, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. 


kame and Address 
(including Post Town) 


[14 Supr., 1910, 


Brand. 


’ Fire. 


Sydney District. 


Collins Henry Haily, Pine. 
leigh, Seven Hills, 


eee eeeree 


Tamworth District. 


Baird H. 8. H., The Prairie,| 
Kelvin. 


| Barling Jos. H., Gidley 


Bourne G. W., Wallabadah 


Dunn G. H., Tamworth 
Dorrington A. R., Ogunbil 


Follington C. §., Alvin, 
Attunga, 

Hartley I. J., Minarooba, 
Duri. 

Kennedy H. M., Struan, 
Manilla. (Transferred from 
Geo. Allen.) 

McPherson EH. 8. & C.G., Oak- 
wood, Woodsup. (Trans- 
ferred from. A. KH. Philp.) 

Potter Thomas, Block 30, 
Gunnedah-road, Tamworth 


Reading J., Kelso, Duri 


| Robinson J. E., Winton-road, 


Tamworth. 
Shaw C. H., Wean, Boggabri. 


(Transferred from Marsh 
and Wedgwood.) 


Burindi, Barraba. (Trans- 
ferred from Burindi Pas- 
toral Co., Ltd.) 

Saunders F. W., Anglsey, 
Barraba. 

Stanger A. G., Woodlands, 
Currabubula. (Transferred 
from Stanger Bros.) 


Studd R. A., Boggabri. 


Thibault A., West Tamworth. 
(Transferred from T. M. 
Kelly.) 


ereeeeeee 


eee coors 


GS in 


of face. 


Cet eeeeve 
Ore weeeee 
eee eeeeee 


see eeeees 


q centre 
of face 


woreeeree 


Tenterfield District. 


Baker John, Bellvale, 
Ashford-road, Bonshaw. 

Campbell J. H., Glendhu, 
Texas, via Inverell. 

Hadley Hy., Kia Ora, Emma- 


ville. 


Emmaville. 
Hosie A. OC, Larnock, 
Mandoe, Bonshaw. 


Reid Wm., Mole River, 
Tenterfield. 


Robertson Mrs. Jane, Purtle 
Farm, Bolivia. 

Romer Hy., Silent Grove, 
Torrington. 


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nose, 


Corse eeee 


eet eee eee 


Upper Hunter District. 


| Finlay G. M. M., Thorn- 


thwaite, Scone. 

Leard Claudius, Kars Spring, 
Scone. ; 

Saunders Bateson, Sparkes 
Creek, Scone. © 

Trihy Michael, Dry Creek, 
Parkville. 

Walsh Stephen, The Range, 
Wingen. + 


F off 


nose, 


er eeesoes 


eeeee 


eteree 


eee 


| Paint or Tar. 


we eeee 


tees 


feeaee 


Peceees 


feeeoes 


eeeees 


oeaeee 


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eeeeee 


se eeee 


14. Sepr., 1910.] 


Si 


» 495 | 


| Widdup Walter, Alo> Hill, 


Freeman D., Hillview, Stock- 


-Harris W. W., Junee Reefs. 


Name and Address 
(including Post Town). 


$ Brand, 


Urana District. : 


Brennan Martin, Gurren- 
areenbigah, Widgiewa 
Riding, (N 'Narandera. 
Falkiner F. S. & Sons, Ltd., 
Widgiewa, Narandera. 
Hoffman Ernst, Milbulong 
Schirmer G. F., Wagga- road, 


oo 


Lockhart. 


Morundah. 


Wagga Wagga 


‘Cowell Frank, Annadale, 


Marrar. 

Clemson Arthar, Spring 
Gully, Tarcutta, (‘frans- 
ferred from Clemson Bros.) 

Crowley M. J., Willandry, 
Wyalong. 

Crockett Brothers, Spring- 
wood, Wargia, via Barmed- 
man, 

Crawford Ernest C., Hillview, 
Coolamon. 

Enever Robt. A., Innisfail, | 
via Coolamon. 

Ferguson A. W., Ariah Park 

Fraser Thomas, ‘Aberfeldie, 
via Wagga. : 

Foster Isabella Mrs., Forest 
Lodge, Rannock, via 
Coolamon. 


pneingal. (Transferred from 
S. Sheather. ) 

Greenberger P. W. B., Narra- 
burra. 

Gleeson Brothers, Prussian 
Park, Milbrulong. 

Gardner William, Okioki, via 
Coolamon. 

Hay H. D., Narua, Downside, 
via Wagga. 


Hutton H: M:, Bomen 


Hunt James, Cottee, via 
Coolamon. 

Harnath C. W., Pine Lodge, 
Methul, via Coolamon. 

Judd H. W., Ariah Park 

Knight J. C., Yarran Vale, 
Beckom. 

Morton G. T., Dudleigh, 
Stockinbingal. 

MeNickle John C., Leselmo, 
Harefield. 


O’Brien Thomas J., Narra- 
burra, via Temora. 

Spitta EF. M., Quondi, South 
Combaning, via Temora. 

Swann William, Willowie, 
Dulah, Coolamon. 

Thomson T. A,, Glenisla, The 
Rock. 


_Terlick F. T., Albury-road, 


via Wagga ‘Wagga. 
Vearing George, Ariah Park 


Walgett District. 


Bishop E., junior, Llangollen, 
Walgett. (Brand trans- 
ferred from C. N. Bishop.) 

Colwell C. E., New Prospect 
Walgett. 

Duncan Brothers, Ivy Plains, 
Walgett. 

Bachan C. M. , Dahomey, 
Coonamble. 

Hunter E. A., Eurobah, Come- 
by-Chance. (Transferred 
from W. H. Pickersgill.) 

Moore Bros., Walma, Walgett 

(Transferred from J. C. 
Moore.) 


ee 


No, in 
Record. 


| 23PP 


2478 
| 2483 


on 
oS @ 
= | $83 
Fire. Paint or Tar. | “$3 
ngferanees [dante dapat 354 
¢ A 
aiaeeoke : Yor} 125 
Soe eanires pee eee 
Maes, FS TS vec] 2666 | 
RP ee) ar eo: 2439 
Pele 
meheeree of Hit tei 
Ce 
MOA. ALA” cece st 422 
face. of 
Sead ree | sseeeenes 2840 
ha: YI. ...| 2841 
ensues 2a ee Ae 
Ra eaeae be sacccs 
ot Act Ze ......| 2934 | 
Raat § PBs mi: 
EHR {Sev 2902 
ee oie ages 447 
RNAS BG..... | 2816 
FA a Se ei a a a2 2903 
LS, 

Adetatedste W)...-..| 2772 
Oe dee i Tataseenh eer aae ki 
A) 
ee Age 9 Bosc 
aya Edges 713 | 
eet | trike, TTA 

a ae mee 
se 
Reena Qh.....0-..| 2668 | 
+ aableiaet te oes 
Por ke M......| 2496 
Bees sei 2495 
S 
Sr aattae ome Klee al 
ssdaea dee MM 2851 
Rsiian tes ete Te at 
By te ade a Ge 2478 
sb GV. | 1575 
Hees Bo 506 § 
job tetektn slant ohare > i 55 
BD sen 649 | 
Pees es Le WS Bee Be BE 
a FEO. ie ey 
Tote Taathuer 216 
face. 


| 2479 


| McCulloch Mrs. A. C., 


1 | Tay lor C 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No.-140, 


Name and Address 
(including Post Town) 


5081 
ce 
Brand. Sau 
rm af 
- Fire. abe iid sepa : maa 


ee ne 


Walgett District—continued. 


Nilma, 
Come- by -Chance. 


Pulsford A. R., Wirroona, 
Walgett. 

Pulsford H. F.; Neleroy, 
Walgett. 


Phelps H. W., Newstead, 
Rowena. (Transferred from 


O. V. Harris.) 
Quinn J., Tholoo, Cryon 


5 | Quinn C., Boonaree, Cryon 


Winter H., Never Dry, 
Carindi., 

Yeomans Brothers, Gilgoin, 
Brewarrina. 


Seen eee 


Walgett North District. 


Doyle J, H., Cambo Cambo, 
Mogil Mogil. (Transferred 
from Mary McDonald.) , 

Dugan T. J., Lollap, Walgett 
(Transferred from R 
Dugan.) 

Pickersgill W. H., Eulorel, 
New ‘Angledool. 

Roberts Mrs. E., Glenogie, 
New Angledool, 


Wanaaring District. 


. E., Monolon Sta- , 
tion, Wankating. (Trans- 
ferred from A.-L. and F, 
Co. of Aus., Ltd.) 


Warialda District. 


Bank of Australasia, Oregon, |. 


Wavrialda. (Transferred 
from M. C. McMillan:) 


Bischoff J. D., Windridge, 
Warialda. 


Ferguson William, Newstead, 
0 ld 

Howieson W. 
Be den. as ; 

Keen John, Dolgetty, Moree 
(Transferred from John 
Keen.) 

Mack Austin, Pallal, Bingara 

McCoska E. C., Aroha, 
Wallangra. 

McCumstie, EH. G., 
Warialda. 

McDonald W. J., Coolootai 

Quinn 8., The Pines, Palla- 
mallawa. 

Reece J. S., Broadacre, 
Bingara. 

Rogers H. P., Mount Pleas- 
ant, Bingara. 

Spencer Bros., Gundamulda, 
Barraba. 


., Camden, 


Stroud, 


Wentworth District. 


Chaffey, Salmon, and Dunne, 
Moorara, Pooncara, (Tar 
brand transferred from B. 
Chaffey.) 


| 


Wileannia District. 


Hay, Graves and Paxton, 
executors of, Marra, Wil- 
cannie, 


Yass District. 


Byfield P. C., 
‘daroo. -« 
Dawe Kdward, Acacia Dell, 

Dalton. 
Hallam Peter, Reedy Flat, 
Dalton. 


Ferndale, Gun- 


pe ay > Pee Peles 
Nee” 
2 
Dee Tene at 
fence apa Gab 
{i 
e 
Uo ae a 712 
OB ests M......| 615 
Ah ye EW ...| 1083 
Leys 
ta ye ae 186 
MOE SUeslost 857 
k= 9 eee 364 
eae ls EB= 3...) 2 608 
Aree R CASI) 552 
nes 
Mos oe | @: sesh. 428 
i 
need 
[Dice ORccd seven’ 
either 
side of 
nose. _ 
fe, on 452 
deer Tite 57 
a Nene V X......] 2627 
© near KN...... 716 
cheek 
se Wout | 4b8 
aa +M......| 253 
i eieas a 1957 
peepee (on Ae 637 
Re Lyon 2467 
V 
SRR Rea 437 
ide Nees RQ......| 2965 
suena f S ......| 2966 
T nose her NTs tess cn 114 
| 
Raat | Ft 452, 
ma eee 3B. 593 
PTY Race RS 2661 
Peete Vi Bet cc 79 


SEPr., 1910; 


5082 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. fle 
Brand. wad » Brand. nee 
No. in Name and Address : Ae °E | No. in _ Name and Address oa. 
Record. (including Post Town). © 3 O | Record. (including Post Town). 5 Ss eae 
Fire. Paint or Tar.| 4 Psi Fire. Paint or Tar. } a¢ 4 
Yass District—continued. Young District—continued. 
yee ; 
2477 | Lucas Nathaniel E., Wanta- | ........ dione Faas 12] Dot? Ue: See w Pines, dees: Pa...... 
gong, Tallagandra. N 9 ; " 
2480 | Lees George, Roadvale, Gunei] S ggdievcace OBI eee ees 714 s0el Spach deity Core EDs re 
daroo. : : 
Biso i Leahy): aad Je Aratula seme Hell. 718 Shor] ert oe Eee Koortge taigdtie rt 
Gunning. 
2484 | Wells George, Bellmount ~ | on... | cece ees 36 3020 ah rea an Green, [west {ih 
Forest, Gundaroo. 3016 | Holding W. B., Rose Valley,| iss... OH .. 
Bookham. 
‘ Young District. 3018) Jones #.P., Bramah, ie1d's i G...s apne] CMeeooee 
Flat. 
3014 | Alston William, Burrowa | fener ene WA .../ 2976 | 3015 | Knight A. J. P., Brockley, | ......... 
3022 | Australian M. L. and F. Co., | seeeseene { S52 eh sti 2753 Grogan. : fo 
Ltd., Numby, Reid’s Flat. Y 3011 | Mackay Donald. Wallend- XK gens 
(Transferred from Andrew been. (Transferred from oe li] 
Cummings.) Mackay Bros.) 
3025 | Coddington C., junior,  - ©} ......... pC 2967 § 3012 | McCallum John, Balabla, via MY)... 
Talopia, Tubbal. Young. 
3023 | Cooke H. P., Upper Balabla, | © nose (| ee 679 | 3024 | McFarlane D. H., Toompany,| ......... | scsseavee 
Young. (Transferred from Young. 
Henry Scott and Son.) 3017 | Smith Robert, Wattamondara) ......... R8 
~~ (1755) Department of Fisheries, 


Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER CULTURE. 


[z is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture: the 
portions of land set opposite their respective names as mentioned hereunder. ’ 


Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Department daily, excepting 


Saturdays, between 11 and 3 o'clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock. 


Any person may, by memorial to the Board of Fisheries, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on soubds 
tc be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. 


Lease 


No, Applicant. 


6405 | Edward Holbert 


6608 | Robert John Brown 


6611 _Henry Skinner... 


6445 | William Ernect Smith.. 


| 
| 


6618 | Robert Masters... 


6552 | William Barclay 


Locality. 


Port STEPHENS. 


On the eastern bank of Karuvah River, 462} 
yards north-westerly from the entrance to 
Mosquito Creek and fronting the A. A. 


Company’s grant. 


J. A BRODIE, 


CLARENCE RIVER. 


On the southern bank of the North Arm, 


adjoining the eastern end of J. Donaghy’s 


oyster lease No. 6,108." 


.| On the northern bank of the North Arm, at 


eastern end of Walter Howard’s 
lease No. 6,289 


Grora@e’s RIVER. 


| On the Beuthees bank lying south of Carter’s 
Island, and extending easterly from appli- 


cant’s oyster lease No. 5,538. 


Hastines RIver. 


On the northern bank of an ana-branch of; 


Hastings River, at the south-western end 
of T. Dick’s oyster lease No. 4,122, near 


the western point of 
MeDonoagh: s or Freeman’s Bay. 


CLYDE RIvER, 


On the eastern bank of Waterfall Oreek, at 


the southern end of T. Templeman’ 


entrance 


Secretary. 
| 
[mm | comer, [Eat] 
Yards. 
Coveeeresoos Gloucester... 400 6 years * 
{ 
Harwood ...| Clarence ...) 300 | 15 years 
Woombah ... do 340 155%; 
oyster 
Sutherland | Cumberland | 200 | 5 years - 
Cairncross ...) Macquarie...| 150 | 15 years 
to 
Goba see) St.Vincent...) 500 | 5 years” 


8 oyster 


lease No, 8,228, in two sections, excluding 
a hauling ground of about 60 yards. 


~ 


nr 
nn 


14 Serr. 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. 


QUARTERLY LICENSING COURTS. 


Pusiicans, Brewsus, SPrsrr MuRoHaNts, &O. 


5083 


NOTIOK is hereby given that Quarterly Licensing Courts, under the Liquor Act, 1898, and the Liquor (Amendment) A 1905, 
for the consideration of applications for Publicans, Celenial Wine, Brewers, and Spirit Merchants, Booth, Stand, or Packet 
fuicenses, renewals, removals, and transaction of other business, will be holden at the respective Oourt- houses and Police Offices at 
the following places, on the dates and hours specified. 


Licensing District, 


Date of Notice from 


Convener. 


Ballina ... in nc nee ...| 81 Aug, 1910 
Barraba ... mht ry rer: ».| 10 Sept., ,, 
Bathurst... an e an Ferd I A 
Bega a ul bss a 
Berrima (Moss Vale) asf 30hAugs” 3s, 
Bingara ... ce cet ove +: |) ta epti es; 
Braidwood fer or i te, 6 
Brewarrina oes wales Ot ss ss 
Brisbane Water ‘(Gosford) Re cate yee . 
Caniden ... se xe ae 1 , ” 
Campbelltown ... oF ie ee LO LAUR 53 
Carcoar ... ie nue Ao Tonle RE che ep ome ones 
Casino we ww vee 2 Sept., 1910 
Condobolin ne ase aes 29 Aug., 5 
Coonabarabran .., are ; 295" fe 
Cootamundra ... AeA 6 Sept., » 
Cowra eee eee ” ” 
Dubbo ... bs ae ree | 26 Auge, 4 
Forbes ... Hae ee nee sole cones; Fe 
Glen Innes Aes ay oa .-| 6 Sept. ,, 
Grenfell .., wae Be nae eeslee On 55 ty 
Gundagai ee fei nee Polke ee ach Ps 
Gunnedah eee ue oe ve 1 ” ” 
Hay ree gee toe tee aoa 5 » » 
Hillgrove sak ee ae eae AL ie, 
Hillston vee es eos 30 ” ” 
Jerilderie be Rp Roe «| LO-Bept., 4 
Junee bag Bea 24 Aug. ; 
Kiama ... ae an « 6BS8ept, 5 
Lismore ... a er otc 25 Aug, =» 
Liverpool ey eee ove 19 ” ” 
Maclean . 5 Sept., 
Maitland (West “Maitland) * Sk. - 
Metropolitan ia hank ae Police tae 29 Aug., 5, 
22 ” 


Mitchell (Wilcannia) . te = 
Molong one tee $36.) Ae as 


Moree ve ive fe the dae 
Moruya ... te oT Ee 
Mudgee eee oes aes eee 


.| 10 Sept.,. 


2 ” 7 
5» » 


pea Ang 9. o. 


Murrurundi 1 " 
Muswellbroox and Merton (Muswell- 10 , F 
brook). 

Nyngan ... Se a ag og Pens PE » 
Nymagee.... tee eee one eer 27 n ” 
Orange ... sag ie rey or| 2Sept, 
Parkes vee eee nee rey . 9 ” ” 
Paterson... at ae ret Feel nae oy ey ” 
Port Macquarie .. ae nie Sah: atta ” 
Queanbeyan... Se as keat LO P55 ” 
Raymond Terrace ie ass Fal wigs a 
Singleton vee see oe aes 2 ” rt) 
Tamworth ae Wee Se, eat easy % 
Temora eee eee eee eoe on 2 ” ” 
Tenterfield “ee ae ies rele Ono ‘| 
Tumbarumba .,., ; SS : Sarg as 
Uralla oot toe ee ooo eee 9 »” ” 
Walgett .. tee ove vse eh Dok ATE seme 9s 
Wagga Wagga ras aie ess 9 Sept, ,, 
Warialda. oe tee aoe vet eee 6 ” ” 
Warren oo8 eee ae aoe von 8 ” ” 
Wellington eee eee ooo ae 


Wentworth - 


3» 
| 29 July, ,, 


Windsor ... es ei ve a 25 Aug, ,, 
Wyslong... 8 oee aoe | 29° 5, ” 
Young n ooo ose ooo bee 12 Sept., ” 


eee 


2 


7 Oct., 
ees 
«| 24 


17 


4 
3 
10 
14 


Date. 


1910 


When Court to be held. 


Convened by 


G@. McKay, C.L.C. 

P, H. Eldridge, C.P.S. 
L. W. Broughton, 0.1.0. 
C. “i Barnes, C.PS. 

S. hepherd, C.P.S. 
BE. P. Cusick, C.L.C. 

J. Lai ilaw, A.C.P.S. 

J. B. Scobie, C.L.C. 

¥. L. Foster, C.P.S. 


e 


W. Schwarer, A.C.P.S. 
F. D. I. Sutherland, C.L.C. 


H. De kal C L.C. 


Meeson, C.P.S. 
W. Fletcher, C.P.S. 
ller, O.P.S. 


Thomas, C.L.C. 
D. Strafford, C.PS. 
H. J. Jeffreys, C.P.S. 
D. Bruce, C.P.S. 
C. W. Thomas, A.C.P.?. 


G. 

HAF: 

J. Mi 

A. T. Cochrane, C..C,, 
jam. 

We 


E. Harrison, C.P.S. 
W. G. Hazell, C.P.8. 
A. C. McDonald, C.L.€ 


J. Curry, A.C.P.S. 

C. R.:Co'ls, C.P.N. 
Wheeler, C.L.C. 
B. Guan, C.L.0. 
DD. H. Sutherland, GaL.G; 


. Waddell, C.L.C. 


G. 
s. 
F. 
C. W. Swiney, C.P.8. 
R 
A. Blix, 0.1.0. 

17 


| O. Wenholz 


F. S. Murrey, C.P.S. 


N. Byrne, C.L.C. 

M. E. Soane, C P.S. 

D. @. McDougall, C.P.8, 
J. B. Gibson, C,5.0. 

E, H. Page, C.P.8. 


W. B. Geddes, C.L.C. 
S. 1. Cupitt, A.C.P.S. 


H. J. Leary, C.L.C. 
W. H. Adams, C.L.C. 
J. 8. Brown, ©.P.8. 
F. A. May, CPS. 


W.O. Russell, C.P.S.” 
C. Grimshaw, A.C.P.8. 


P. B. Eldershaw, C.L.C. 


A. R. Perry, O.P.S. 
F. E. Crcok, L.C. 
W. J. Forrest, C.P.S. 
E. A. Mahony, C.L.C. 


G. P. L. Hungerford, C.L.C. 


A. M. Dunn, C.L.C. 

J.D. Walker, J.P., C.P.S. 
E. Angove, U.L.C. 

J. T. Cleary, C.P.S. 

A. G. Chiplin, C.P.S. 

C. A. Arnold, C.P.S. 

P.J. Sheridan, C.P.8. 

J. W. Lees, C.P.S. 


R. W. Collins, L.C. 


ES PR BS Se ke) 


No, 140, 14 SepremBer, 1910,—3, 


5084 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. [14 Serr; 1910. 


Mines Departinent otices, — 


APP.OENLMEN BBs & sokecaie hon. slaranewt elarmuates encom 
DEPARTMENT OF MINES, ie aeteh oils co aenels 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Hxecutive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


Constable Hanoup Howarp Hazan, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, Mining Registrar, and Officer authorised to issue 
Miners’ Rights and Business Licenses, also Bailiff of the Warden’s Court. at Sunny Corner, vice Senior-Constable Ferris, 
on leaye,—such appointment to take effect from the 25th August, 1910 (1910-6,766--201 Misc.). 


Constable Mionart Morpuy, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, Mining Registrar, and Officer authorised to issue Miners’ 
Rights and Business Licenses also Bailiff of the Warden’s Court at Tuena, vice. Sergeant Beck, on leaye,—such appoints . 
ment to take effect from the Znd September, 1910 (1910-6,767-201 Mizsc.). 

Constable EMANUEL OvLiEN, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, Mining Registrar, and Officer authorised to issue Miners’ 
Rights and Business Licenses, also Bailiff of the Warden’s Court, at Trundle, vice Constable Wilson, on leave,—stich 
appointment to take effect from the 5th September, 1910 (1910-6,765-201 Misc'). 

W. H. WOOD. 


[1708] Department of Mines, i? 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910, 


NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING AND FOR PURPOSES IN CONNECTION WILH 
MINING; TO LESSHES DNDER 8U0H LHASHS, AND TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. 


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT— - 


THE undermentioned applications for Leases of Crown Landa, in terais of the Mining Act, 1906, have been approved 
by His Excellency the Governor and the Executive Council. 


Departmental No, | 7 Name, | Borngen | Locality. | Area, 2 Fenner 
: : ; < ion, 
FOR GOLD-MINING LEASES. 
[191C=7,898 L.B. ; 8,015 L.B.; 7,900 L.B.; 7,901 L.B.; 7,903 LB. ; 7,904 L.B.; 8,016 L.B.] 
wets, ops 
Coramba 23 23 | F. Briscoe ... | @L 205 | County Fitzroy, parish Moonee,,{ 15 0 0) 20| 26 Feb., 1910 
Rockley 74* | 172 | A. Baker .,, ast 8 | County Georgiana, parish Mount! 6 0 0/20; VJune, 5, 
Lawson. : 
“4 95 | 195 | H. Stacey .,, a eee 8 | County Bathurst, parish Ponson-/ 5 0 0 | 20] i8 July, _,, 
by. asa 
Yambulla 39 39 | d. Stevenson & anr) ,, 134 | County Auckland, parish Yam-/ 8 0 0} 20] 8Noy., 1909 
bulla. 
< 40 40 | M.J. Pola ... wath? yy 5 | County Auckland, parish Nun-| 8 0 0} 20/24 , 4 
gatta. 
Condobolin 14 32 | W. Conlon ... ied 6 | County Cunningham, parishh 9 O O | 20 | 25 April, 1910 
Elsmore. g 
Copeland 45 45 | Mount Copeland) ,, 3847 | County Gloucester, parishes| 10 «0 0 | 20/13 July,  ,, 
Gold-mining Co. Bindera and Fitzroy. 
(N.-L.). | 
Yalgogrin 20 20 | W. Barnett and anr,| ,, 3 | County Gipps, parish Thullo -...) 56 © Oj} 20} O9Nov., 1909 
Yambulia 47 47 | B.S. Quigs.., | 9 186 | County Auckland, parish Yam-| 2 Q 0 | 20| 19 May, 1910 
bulla. 
Bingara St | 19 | J. A.G. Hadley ...| ,, 12 | County Murchison, parish Hall...) 8 2 Ms 20 | 28 April, ,, 
-|(ex. GL 87). 
* Bathurst 17 82 | F. Jennings... SC es 31 | County Roxburgh, parish Eskdale| 0 0} 20} 18 duly, ,, 
” 18 33 Do tee obrs ” 82 y do do oe 5 0 0 20 18 ” y 
Drako 48 78 | W. W. Curry | 4, ° 14. | County Drake, parish Drake ...) 2 0 0| 20/11 May, ,, 
50¢ | 80 | T. Byrnes and others| ,, 22 | County Buller, parish Clarenco...| 16 215 | 20] 20Jure, ,, 
Copeland 4s 44 | Mount Copeland; ,, 843 | County Gloucester, parish Bindera| 25 0 0/20] 2July, ,, 
Gold-mining Oo. 
(N.-L.). 
Drake 52 83 | J. E. Hermann ...| ,, 69 | County Drake, parish West} 2 0 0O/ 20/20 , » 
Fairfield. : 
Oberon lyf 70 | A.D. McGill &anor,| ,, 13 | County ‘Westmoreland, parish} 10 0 Oj 20} 1 April, ,, 
Bindo. 
Hargraves 21{ | 21 | W. A. M. Maitland) _,, 36 | County Wellington, parish Har-- 6 O 0] 20] 20July, ,, 
graves. ; 
Blayney 12 19 | P. O’Hanion & anr,| _,, 1 | County Bathurst, parish Errol ...; 10 0 O | 20] 27 ,, i 
Pambula 11 12 | H. Haugh .., v-| 9, 242 | County Auckland, parish Yowaka| 20 O 0 | 20 | 24 May, , 
n 12 | 18 | M.¥. Pettinger ...| |, 248 do do wt 20-0 -°6 | 20-24) 4 ROPE 


FOR MINERAL LEASES. 
[1910-7,807 L.B.; 7,809 L.B.; 7,002 L.B.; 7,896 L.B.; 8,017 L.B.] 


Canbelego 22 60 | Bonnie Dundee Min-) mn 17 | County Canbelego, parish Tritton) 20 0 0 | 20; 6July, 1910 
ing Co. (No- 


Liability). if 
Wellongong 25*t; 33 | North Bulli Colliery| , #4 | County Cumberland, parish] 42 1 20 | 20| 3Nov., 1909 
(Limited), _ Southend. 


Burrowa Bt} 25 | J. Price and others) _,, 5 | County Harden, parish Eubindal| 8 0 0| 20| 9 Mar, 1910 
Hmmayille 118 | 135 | Vegetable Creek Tin|__,, 1 | County Gough, parish Strathbogie 20 0 0] 20| Q9Jduly, » 
Mining Co. (No- : 


Liability). ii 
x 7447, 81 | W.H.Matyn ...| ,, 42 | County Gough, parish Strathbogie) 16 2 29 | 20| 6 June, 1909 
North. (ex. dam ' 
. site). : é 
Inverell 7 10 | L. H. Court | yy 210 | County Gough, parish Elmsmore| 80 0 0/| 20/17 , 1910 


wey 


fT As modified, * Whole of surface reserved, } Part of surface reserved, aad 


14 Serr, 1910.] NEW 80UTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. 5085 


NOTICH TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASKS FOR MENING, &0.—continued.- 


« _ . THE undermentioned applications for Mining Leases of Private Lands, in terms of the. ‘Mining Act, 1906, have been 
approved by His Excellency the Governor and the Executive Council. in Soper: g stat dsm ales ab Bei at yuuiea 
[1910-7,880 3 7,881 ; 7,882 ; 7,883; 7,884; 7,885; 7,886; 7,887 ; 7,888; 7,889 L.B.] 


Date of 


; =) 3 
Departmental No. agent Name. P ce ; Locality. | Area. s Application. 
Wee a ee Se eee . ; ae nen ner —— —— ee 
R + a. I p. 
Rockley. 58 133.| A. A. Hyde s:| PGE... 26] County Westmoreland; parish} 24 1 16°) 20 8 Mar., .1910 
(part of 170.)| Irene. (surface 
right 
1 0 0) 
¥ 59* | 184 Do we| PQL 27 do ca GO “bee 2 Of 20 toy _ 
: ; (part of 170.) ' ier be on ioe 
” 85* | 171 | G. G. Bourchier ,,.; Pan 86 do do | 48 81) 20) 4 June, 3” 
(part of 278 ‘ 
& cb 2,529.) | S. 
Scone 4* 21 | D. Fleming ae 104 County Durham, parish Rowan,, 1 0 0 20 27 May, » 
town of Muswelibrook. 
” b* | 22 | R.G.D, FitzGerald 106 do ect OG | 0. 8 373) 20 |.27. y = 
” ge 23 | A. J. Clark ret 105 mae!) do wero a 20 | ae sy ~ 
” 7 25 | The Muswellbrook} 125,126, 127, do do | 8 3 153} 20.|% 2 Supe, sy 
Ooal-mining Oo.| 128, & 129. at ae oer ‘ 
oat (Limited). We Peie | | ee Uptepexeneaente 
Sofala 1 26 | W.P. Phipps ...| Pau 1 | County Roxburgh, parish Wal-| 20 0 0/ 20/15 y s 
: (part of 16.) burton. (ex road.) 
Tingha 16 189 | W. Buchanan _.. cat 10 | County Hardinge, parish Swinton| 10 0 0 | 20 | 28 Feb., » 
‘ ph & art of 138. . Hie Me 
Yerranderie 2 80 | T. Lewis 4. Tr east at County Westmoreland, parish} 26 312 20 | 10 Mar., 1809 
(part of 40.) The Peaks. 


eee eee en Me ee Se ee eee 


* The whole of surface reserved, 


a 4 ened } ‘ 7 5 ec Fe ick ERE 4s 3 
spies so 
HE undermentioned applications for Mineral Leases of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, have, been 
refused, the areas applied for being now the subject of a later application by the same applicant. es oe 
[(1910-7,907 L.B.] 


Departmental No. | test Name. BA | Locality. | Area, — | pci 

a. Te p- bi 
Cobar 48 | 148 | A,B. Moore... ws] esease | County Robinson, parish Cobar . «..| 50 0 | 27 July, 1910° 
a is 49 144 Do Sees Umecss(u ear eog do do eter O44 1¢18-1-28 We 


” 


——= oes oe 


THE undermeéntioned applications for Leases of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, have been refused. 


— 


Départniental No. | Local Neme. Beton Locality. oie Application. bs 
es vy . TAA SbIL C2 ULES 
FOR GOLD-MINING LEASES. : nee Recs AI RTS Mt bea, 
(1910-7,384 L.B.; 7,497 L.BJ an Ts P- . 
Delegate 17 | 80 | W. Commons i vets 4 Oounty Wellesley, parish Cutrowong -..{--5- 0-0 | 10 Bee, 1909 
Batlow 1 2 | E. W. Bonwick &anr.| ..... | County Wynyard, parish Batlow wf 2020-0, 11 Ot. » 
to18 ote FOR A MINERAL LEASH, vo. eatgoeeh TH ARB 
[1910-7,604 L.B.] 
Tingha 93 | 152 | M, Smith & anr. | eeuaiy | County Hardinge, parish Swinton | 10 0 0 | 12 July, 1910 
_ wg eT] FO ee ee ; ee ee 


IT is intended to void the undermentioned Gold-mining Leases cf Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, 
and that notice of such voidance will be published ia the Government Gazette of 28th September, 1910; and the land referred to 
in such leases will, after publication of the Government Gazette of that date (viz., at 2°60 o'clock p.m.); be open to be taken 

ossession of, in terms of the Mining Act and Regulations. yaw 
[1910-7,906 L.B.; 7,963 L.B.] 


Portion | 
\T, 


Toke cigs No. Jecet Name. No. | Teealty Ae reer tea I apollonuek: 
: pita Tal cies : 
Oberon 16) 64 | F. Fountain... .{ MB 15 | Coutity Westmoreland, parish Aber) 20 0 0} 15 June, 1910 


corn. 
Wattle Flat 19| 20 | W. M. Rewell ...| Gt 211.| Courity Roxburgh, patish Sofala __»,.} 8.0 ,0)30 » » 


SS 


ee tr 


_.. , , THE undermentioned Mining Lease of Private Lands; in terms of the Mining Act, 1£06, has been voided, the Lessee 
haying failed to execute and take delivery thereof when called upon to do so. © 
[1910-7,905 L.B.] 


Departmental No. cee Name.) 5). 2! | Portion No, ° Locality. | Area, | i Feat 
| a : . | Me, Seu Be dig’ J 
Drake 1} 60 | W.H. Trewenack ..., Bub 1 (pert| County Drake, patish Timbarra ;..) 2 é 88 | 16 Sept, 1909 
~~") of Ch 2,976). (ex. road). A he 


—— ae . - ~ 


tae 


5086. NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. [14 Sepr., 1910. 


NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &0.—continued. 


THE undermentioned Leases of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, have been voided, the Lessees 
having failed to execute and take delivery thereof when called upon to do so. 


i 


Departmental No. bees! Name. eee Locality. Area, - Date of Lease. 
GOLD-MINING LEASE. 
; [1910-7,379 L.B.] ah) ee 
Canowindra 9{ 10 | J.Coller and another} @u 127 { County Ashburnham, parish Collett ...| 2 0 0] 15 June, 1910 
MINERAL LEASES. 
j [1910-7,498 L.B.; 7,499 L.B.] ; ss 
Kiandra Ss 14.) 17 | J.J. Pattinson ...( ML 54 | County Buccleuch, parish Pinbeyan ...|) 3 1 84 | 26 May, 1910 
Braidwood 2| 92 | Butte Copper .Com-| , 4 | Counties St. Vincentand Argyle, parishes| 40 O 0 | 14 June, ” 


pany (N.L.).— Meangora and Jerralong. 


THE undermentioned application for a Dredging Lease, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, has been refused. 
£1910-8,019 L.B.] : ; 


Departmental No. ees Name. Fortin Locality. | Area, | Applionteae 
aces E: OB soar ee ae 
a rr p. 
Murrumburrah 1; 27 | W.H.C. Lovely ...) ...... County Harden, parishes Cumbamurra| 90 0 0 | 28 July, 1910 
and Beggan Beggan, part of bed of 
Cunningham Creek. | 
THE undermentioned applications for authorities to prospect, in terms of section 17, Mining Act, 1906, have been 
refused, 


[1910-7,580 L.B.j 


Application No. | Name. F orion Locality. | Area, | rate. 
| | _ Acres. 
Lithgow 8 TD. Manion ,.. a6 v+| sees | County Cook, parishes Clwydd and 1,690 19 July, 1910 
| 3 ; Marangaroo. 
” 9 | 


Do ay ee aeL: sRCURE do : » ~ do vt 4,000 19°, Tay 


—-, 


IT is proposed to cancel the undermentioned Mineral Lease, and notice of cancellation thereof will be published 
in the Government Gazette of 28th September, 1910; and the land referred to in such lease will, unless held under some other- 
title, after publication of Government Gazette of that date (viz., at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for 
occupation, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. 


[1910-5,193] 
No. Name. 2 oan Locailty, : | Area. | Application No. 
| 
| a en 
80 O O| Oberon 25-35 


495 | F, Fountain .., Be: we | ML 24 | County Westmoreland, parishes Aber- 
corn and Banshea. 


THE undermentioned Dredging Lease has been cancelled having been abandoned. 
[ A. 191°-4,915) 


Gotp AND MinrRat Drepaine Act, 1899. 


a es che 


a RI, A a a 


(No-Liability). | | 
2 | 


a. ¢ ee ae et Oe ee fee 7 trae t< : —— . 


bs rene | Name. ee : Locality. | Area. | Application No. 
Pepmicineasie: ET) Eee ae et a Ie ee Be et ee Se 
| 
| | | a& rr p. 
270 | The Tirgha Consolidated Tin Mines) ML210 | County Gough, parish Herbert... | 14 O16 | Tingha 23. 
| | 


THE undermentioned Mineral Leases have been cancelled for non-fulfilment of the labour conditions. 
(1910-4914; 5,016; 5,017] 


No. | Name. * | netien Locality, | | Area. Application No.. 
Minine Act, 1874, ; EYsg iit 14). j 
10227 | E. Arthur... tes ‘a «| ME 51 | County Yancowinna, parish Bolaira ...| 20 0 © {| Broken Hill 1293 


Minine Act, 1906. 


211 | 8. Solomons .,, : ML 2 { County Cunningh i A 
1 , gham, parish Melrose °. 
519 | C. F, Carnie... Yow » 6 | County Farnell, parish Byjerkerno ... 


IER. Apna geek eee eee ns ee 


ie Condobolin 4-12 
Broken Hill 61-63 


60 90 0 
40 0 0 


14 Sepr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. 5087 
ee a IE Do GES RT ts aS a a 
NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &c.—continued. 

THE undermentioned Dredging Lease has been cancelled, having been abandoned, and the land comprised in the 
lease hercunder mentioned will, unless held under some other title, upon publication of this Notice (namely, at 2°30 o’clock p.m., 
Sydney time, to-day), be available for occupation, in terms of the Mining Act of 1906. 


[A. 1910-5,018) 


Gomp AND MingrAt Dexepaina Act, 1899. 


No. | Name. Avie Locality. | Area. | Application No. 
| a. Fp. 
461 | W.J. MacDonnell .., .| @L 1€8 | County Roxburgh, parishes Sofala and} 24 1 30 | Sofala 8 
Walberton. 


ERRATUM NOTICE. 


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT— 


WITH reference to Dredging Lease Application 1 (Local 6), Young, and to the notification of the determination to 
grant a lease, published in the Government Gazette of 20th July, 1910, the area of the portion should be “88 acres O roods 20 
perches” instead of “92 acres 0 roods 17 perches,’’ as stated in such notice. 


W. H. WOOD. 


First Insertion. 


NOTICE UNDER SECTION 91 OF THE MINING ACT, 1906, AND REGULATION 106. 


ING oe is hereby given that an application, as hereunder, has been made in terms of the abovementioned Act for a Dredging 

Lease to mine for Tin, by means of Centrifugal Pump, in and on the area described, and that I, the Warden of the 
District, having been so directed by the Secretary for Mines, will, on the 4th day of October, 1910, at 10 a.m., at the Warden’s 
Court at Tingha, hold an inquiry concerning such application. 


Any objection to the application must be lodged with me, in the Warden’s Office at Tingha, before the day above 
mentioned. 


ScuRrpv.e. 


Date of 


ApeeHoa | Name of Applicant. Deseription of Ares. | Foetus Application. 


& F. p. 
Tingha $122 | Melbourne Cope’s Creek Tin} Portion M.L. 72, parishes of Cope’s Creek, Single, and} 53 3 34 16 Noy., 1909 
Sluicing Oo. (N.-L.). Swinton, county of Hardinge, embracing part of 
the bed and banks of Cope’s Creek and land 
adjacent thereto, including portions 7 and s.1. 
$6-8, parish of Single, and part of s.u. 98-7, parish 
of Cope’s Creek, extending from the west boun- 
dary of m.u. 71 down the creek to the east 
boundary of M.1. 43. 


: W. I. PERRY, Warden. 
Dated this 30th day of August, 1910. : {1627} 


Second Insertion. 


NOTICE UNDER SECTION 91 OF THE MINING ACT, 1906, AND REGULATION 106. 


Nea is hereby given that an application, as hereunder, has been made in terms of the abovementioned Act for a 

Dredging Lease to mine for Tin by means of Centrifugal Pump, in and on the area described, and that I, the Warden 
of the District, having been so directed by the Secretary for Mines, will, on the 4th day of October, 1910, at 10 a.m., at the 
Warden’s Court at Tingha, hold an inquiry concerning such application. 


6 
u ms objection to the application must be lodged with me in the Warden’s Office at Tingha, before the day above 
mention 


SCHEDULE. 


Application bie sabe 
No. Names of Applicants. Application. 


Description of Ares. | Area. 


& Yr Dp. 1909. 
122, Tingha| Melbourne Cope’s| Portion M.t. 72, parishes of Cope’s Creek, Single and Swinton,| 53 3 34 16 November 
Creek Tin county of Hardinge, embracing part of the bed and banks of 
Sluicing Co. Cope’s Creek and land adjacent thereto, including portions 7 and 
(N.L.). 8.L. 96-3, parish of Single, and part of s.L. 98-7, parish of Cope’s 
Creek, extending from the west boundary of M.L. 71 down the 
creek to the east boundary of .t. 43. ; 


">> == = cn gS Stiineeecie resem ooenece ne nnn ee ae ae ae a a ee 


W. I. PERRY, Warden. 
Dated this 30th day of August, 1910, [1463] 


No. 140, 14 Szpremser, 1910,—4, 


5088. | NEW. SQUTH. WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No.140. [14 Serr. 1920. 


Sh AI I hei hai diene ascot inane ha S's aT RS 


‘pad Satis ce | | _ _. ,.Department of Mines, 
Lag 4 ' Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


REVOOATION OF PART OF RESERVE’ No. 7,534 FROM CONDITIONAL SAL® (WITHIN AN EXTENSION TO THE 
=: “BOOROOK AND LUNATIC GOLD-FIELD), PARISH OF STBATHSPEY, COUNTY OF BULLERV®® 

| es Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and-with the 

concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 


Act, 1996, part of Reserve No. 7,534 from conditional sale (within on extension to the Boorook and Lunatic Gold-field), hereunder 
described, shall be revoked, and it is hereby revoked accordingly. 


[1910-6,921-272 Mise. ] W. H. WOOD. 
SCHEDULE. ax” 
Land caas Reserve Date of es 
District. | Divisicn. | “no, Purpose. Notification. County. Parish. Shire. | Area. Part revoked. Papers No, 
; pets Sera SS ee er ee 
7 ! A Seg heuy ae 5 a 5 : whe. 
EP prise | 
Tenter- Fastern..| 7,534 | From conditional) 20 Oct., 1888, Buller ...| Strathspey | Tenterdeid...| 750 0 0 That part within an area set) 1910-5700 
field. sale(within an ex- (about)}.~ apart this day for additional) ~ Misc. 
tension to Boorook holdings. Mines. 
and Lunatic Gold- 
field). | 
BEES Hemera gene ae olan tli f ; ~~ ‘Department of Mines, 
te wr yi A ‘ é ‘ € « . g 


Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


REVOCATION: OF RESERVE No. 1,059 (M) FROM ALIENATION FOR MINING OR MINING PURPOSES, PARISH 
OF ANDERSON, COUNTY OF GOUGH. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 

concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 

Act, 1906, part of Reserve No. 1,059 (M) from alienation for mining or mining purposes, hereunder described,*shall be revoked, and it is 
hereby revoked accordingly. 


[1910-6,848-202 Mise.] W. H. WOOD. 
. ScHEDULE, 
mae | Disis cn. epee’ . = Pia pose, | apace County. | Parish. | Holding. — } Area. | Part revoked, a Papers No. 


‘ ; rae ccas Ske Reel Se Re | ta Po 4 
20 Jan., 1309 | Gough e Anderson...| H!smore Resumed| 240 9 U | The whole’... ee: | 1910-5,,177 


Inveréll =. Bastérn 2) 1,950 P For © mining or 


| 


(M.) mining purposes. Area No. 81, and| (abou'). >) Mise, Mines. 
| Macintyre Shire, 
we as 
Nore.—Set apart this day for additional holding. 
[1753] Department of Mines, 


. Sydney, 14th September; 1910. 
REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 22,994 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (W! THIN THE TINGHA GOLD-FIELD), 


PARISH OF COPB’S CEEEK, COUNTY OF HARDINGHE. 
IS Excellency the Goveroaor, with. the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
I | concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the, provisions of section 106 of the Mining 
Act, 1906, part of Reserve No. 22,994 from conditional sale (within the Tingha Gold-field), hereunder described, shall be revoked, and it is 


hereby revoked accordingly. 
(1910-6,847-201 Misc.) W. H. WOOD. 


SCHEDULE. 
cake eees. .. TE D ; : OTOL Spank te Yas SIE te Pere 
Distri at Division. pbs Purpose. | x eee one Couaty. Parish. | Shire. | Area. | Part revoked. Papers No. 
| ee Ane 
Inverell ...| Eastern..| 22,904 | From conditional sale] 5 Oct., 1895 Hardinge| Cope’s Guyra .. 5 16 0 0 | Thatpart within measured) 1910-5,508 
(within Tingha Gold- Creek. portion 12. (Plan H.| Misc. 
| field). ; 4,421-1,762.) 
(175 the W oft 2 - Department of Mines, * | 
‘a r ote. Sydney. 14th September, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 9,577 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE AND RESERVE No, 81,788 FROM 


CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN THE SANDON GOLD-FIELD) PARISHES OF WINTERSOURN® AND GILL, AND 
WINTERBOURNE, RESPECTIVELY, COUNTY OF VERNON. ee 
E T§ Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in purenance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 
Act, 1906, part of Reserve No. 9,577 from conditional sale, and Reserve No. 31,783 from conditional sale (within the Sandon Gold-field) 
hereunder described, shall be revoked, and they are hereby revoked accordingly. ieee & suet) SeaOEe 
[1910-6,922-201 Mise.]_ 


W. H, WOOD. 


SCHEDULE, , 
Lan@ ““}s:0.; -* | Reserve Eh Date of © ’ Het Holdin OF poilco™h af grits vt Mg |} Papers 
District. Division. No. Purpose. Notification. County. Parish. hives ¢ Area. - Part revoked. No. 
; : Acres. id ad A 
Walcha ..| Eastern.,| 9,577 | From conditional ssle| 21 Aug., 1889; Vernon ..| Winter- | Hau Creek) 9,200 » That part wihin R. 45,609) Ms. 1910- 
(within Sandon Gold- bourne &| R.A.3 2 andl (about). from sale and lease gene- 6,324. 
field). Gill. 24, “Apsley! rally, notified this day. 
; Shire. Pees | Sh Oe ee aa 
Do--..f--do ...f Sb, 783 do ~do~ ...[> }Dec., 1906} ~ do | Winter- do 60 | The whole Sr as ioe areas do 
Mahe A.B ag 2b ey | site ha 
tees} — ee ere iota — 


14 Sepr., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. 


5089 


Fands Department Dotices. 


[1653] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


: tie is hereby notified, for public information, that in 
accordance with the provisions of the 106th sec- 
tion of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, His Excellency 
the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Coun- 
cil, has approved of the The Council of the Munici- 
pality of Junee being removed from their positions 
as Trustees of that part of the Unsectarian portion of 
the General Cemetery at Junee Junction, dedicated 
16th December, 1884, now allotted for addition to 
Methodist Burial Ground, and they are hereby accord- 
ingly removed. 


[Ms. 1910-13,710] S. W. MOORE. 
op eae ee ah la Lo neh Na te 
[1654] Department of Lands, 

Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


iG is hereby notified, for public information, that in 

accordance with the provisions of the 106th sec- 
tion of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, His Excellency 
the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Coun- 
cil, has been pleased to approve of the appointment of 
the undermentioned Asi erietn as Trustees respectively 
of the portions of land hereinafter particularised, 
namely :— 


That part of the Unsectarian portion of the General 
Cemetery at Junee Junction, dedicated 16th Decem- 
ber, 1884, now set apart for addition to Methodist 
Burial Ground :— 


Messrs. Samuel Storey, 
James Henry Lord, 
Henry Metcalfe, 
William Henry Bennetts, 
Walter Josiah Wheatley, 
Alfred Beattie, and 
The Resident Methodist Minister for the 
time being in the Junee Circuit. 


[Ms. 1910-13,710] 


The portion of the General Cemetery at Tooleybuc, de- 
dicated 13th March, 1877, set apart for Church of 
England Burial Ground :— 

Walter Edwards, Esquire 


an lieu of Mr. J. D. Horsburgh, deceased). 
Ms. 1910-12,933] 


The portion of the General Cemetery at Tooleybuc, de- 
dicated 13th March 1877, set apart for Church of 
England Burial Ground :— 


Septimus Broomhead, Esquire. 
[Ms. 1910-12,933] 
Norr.—In lieu of so much of notice in Gazette of 
16th March, 1910, as relates to the appointment of 


Mr. Samuel Broomhead as a Trustee of the land in 
question. 


q 


The portion of the General Cemetery at Bowral, dedi- 
cated 15th September, 1891, set apart for Church of 
England Burial Ground :— 


The Reverend Thomas Henry Distin Morgan, B.A. 
(in lieu of The Reverend Edward Hargrave, resigned). 


[Ms. 1910-13,583] S. W. MOORE. 


[1666] Department of Lands, 


Sydney 14th September, 1910. 


j is hereby notified, for public information, that, in 
a accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the appointment of the undermentioned 
Body as Trustees of the land at Neweastle, county of 
Northumberland, parish of Newcastle, area about 55 
acres 3 roods 304 perches, dedicated 3lst August, 1910 
for Public Recreation and Public Baths, namely :-— 


The Council of the Municipality of Newcastle. 


[Ms. 1910-13,943] S. W. MOORE. 
No. 140, 14 Supremper, 1910,—5, 


[1656] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


la is hereby notified, ‘for public information, that in 

accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the appointment of the undermentioned 
gentlemen as Trustees respectively of the portions of 
land hereinafter particularised, namely :— 


Reserve No. 38,914 near Casino, county of Richmond, 
parish of South Casino, area about 2655 acres, notified 
25th February, 1905, for Camping :— 

Francis George Boston, Esquire 
(in lieu of Mr. John McLean, resigned). 
[Ms. 1910-13,300] 


The portion of Reserve No. 44,910 for General Ceme- 
tery at Eugowra, county of Ashburnham, parish of 
Waugan, notified 23rd February, 1910, set apart for 
Methodist Burial Ground :— 


Messrs. John Couch. 
Oswald Nash. 
Victor Thomas Ridley. 
James Denning. 
[Ms. 1910-14,092] 


Reserve No. 23,988 at Coopernook, county of Mac- 
quarie, parish of Lansdowne, area 15 acres, notified 
18th April, 1896, for Public Recreation :— 


David Hogg, Esquire 
(in lieu of Mr. George Walters, deceased). 
[Ms. 1910-13,440] S. W. MOORE. 


ee et 


[1655] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 

iG is hereby notified, for public information, that in 

accordance with the provisions of the . Public 
Yrusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the appointment of the undermentioned 
Bodies as Trustees respectively of the portions of land 
hereinafter particularised, namely :— 


Reserve No. 45,422 at Moulamein, county of Wakool, 
parish of Moulamein South, area 20 acres, notified 
29th June, 1910, for public recreation :— 

The Council of the Shire of Wakool. 
[Ms. 1910-9,667 | 


Reserve No. 45,646 at Throsby Creek, Wickham, 
county of Northumberland, parish of Newcastle, area 
about 1 acre 1 rood 22 perches, notified 24th August, 
1910, for Public Health :— 

The Council of the Municipality of Wickham. 


[Ms. 1910-12,834] S. W. MOORE. 


[1657 Department of Lands, 

Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 

T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 

in accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Parks Act, 1902, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the appointment of the undermentioned 
gentleman as a Trustee of Cook and Scarborough 
Parks, Botany, namely :— " 

Finlay Elgin Munro, Esquire 

(in lieu of Mr. S. Cook, deceased). 


[Ms. 1910-13,987] S. W. MOORE. 


RESIGNATION. 
DEPARTMENT OF LADS. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to accept .the 
resignation of 
James Kennedy, Esquire, of his position of Member of 
the Local Land Board for the Land District of 
Gunning,—such resignation to take effect from 
and inclusive of the 27th August, 1910 (M1. 1910- 


8,317). 
S. W. MOORE. 


. 5090 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. [14 Supr., 1910. 


[1664] - Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


CENTENNIAL PARK LANDS, 


iB pursuance of the provisions of the Centenary 
Park Sale Act (No. 23, 1904) I, the Premier and 
Attorney-General, do hereby notify that the under- 
meitioned lots of the Centennial Park Lands will be 
offered on, Wednesday, the 2ist September, 1910, at 
11.80 a.m., at the Rooms of Messrs. Hardie and 
Gorman, 133 Pitt-street, Sydney. 


C. G. WADE. 

Allotment. Section, 
30, 31, 32; ands33 ) si a a. Heaakd 
31 nee ath He ae nae ae Be 
1 ek ae 38 ae ee tae 
28 aa sp ae ais ts Se kee 
27 oe aes nee beers ee wcipan A) 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


APPROACHING LAND SALES. 


N'ROWWN LANDS have been advertised in the Government 
Gazette for sale at the undermentioned places and 
dates :— 


ord 
°. 
Acacia CrEEK—Tuesday, 1lth October, 1910 ... 1381 
ADKLONG —Wednesday, 28th September, 1910 ... 131 
ARmMIDALE— Wednesday, 28th September, 1910 ... 131 
AsHFoRD— Wednesday, 5th October, 1910... Hv Als 
BaLRANALD—Wednesday, 28th September, 1910.. 131 
., BarmEpMAN—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 ... 131 
Brca—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 ad is. 48) 
Bevitincen— Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 ahd ol 
Bookowa—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 Paae tap: 
Burren Junorion—Saturday, 8th October, 1910... 131 
CaNowiInDRA—Friday, 23rd September, 1910 NST, 
Carncoar—Wednesday, 12th October, 1910 ini 13h 
Copar—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910... Sed ei 
CoppaDaw— Wednesday, 28th September, 1910 .., 131 
CooLamon— Wednesday, 28th September, 1910 ... 13 
CoonamBLE —Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 FLO L 
Duspspo—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910... ok, alone 
Forsrs—W ednesday, 5th October, 1910 ... Ratig Loi 
Gosrornp—W ednesday, 5th October, 1910 ... sa, otal 
Grarton—Tuesday, 4th October, 1910 ry, cru IWed 
Do Tuesday, 18th October, 1910... yap pikes 
GuNNING— Wednesday, 28th September, 1910 ... 131 
Hay— Wednesday, 28th September, 1910... equ LBl 
Kumpsey— Wednesday, 28th September, 1910 ... 131 
Kurri Kurri—Saturday, 8th October, 1910 Fa ede 
Litagow— Wednesday, 28th September, 1910 ... 131 
Motona—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 ... aces 
Moruya—Wednesday, 28th September, 1910... 131 
Moss Vatu—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 aCe 3 
Mupexuz—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 ... soled 
NarraBki— Wednesday, 28th September, 1910 ... 13 
Orancge— Wednesday, 19th October, 1910... stot Als 
Puak Hitt—Friday, 7th October, 1910... Bech te 
SypwEty—Tuesday, 4th October, 1910 aye eevee 
TAMWORTH— Wednesday, 28th September, 1910... 181 
TarEz— Wednesday, 5th October, 1910... anol Darl 
TrMora—Tuesday, 4th October, 1910 $4 aids) 
TENTERFIELD— Wednesday, 28th September, 1910 131 
TumBaruMBA— Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 ... 131 
Tumut—Wednesday, 26th October, 1910 ... see ke 
Tuncurry— Wednesday, 19th October, 1910 seebtlies 
Waeca Wacea—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910... 131 
, Warpett—Tuesday, 4th October, 1910... Beonaicy! 
~ Wartatpa—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 Taek 
’ WILLYaAMA— Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 eae ed 
Winpsor—Wednesday, 28th September, 1910 ... I31 
Wratonc—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 boned S34 
“Yass—Wednesday, 28th September, 1910 ... ay oie 
Youne—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 ... ident ba 


8S. W. MOORE. 


[1735] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


WITHDRAWAL OF IMPROVEMENT LEASE 
BLOCK 1,577 FROM TENDER. 


Ny OTICE is hereby given that Improvement Lease 
-%.. Block 1,577, of 4,200 acres, within parishes of 
Mungle and Holmes, county of Stapylton, Land Dis- 
trict of Warialda, partly within Resumed Areas Nos. 
882 and 889, has been withdrawn from tender. This 
block was advertised in the Government Gazette of 
the 17th August, 1910, for improvement. lease by 
tender, tenders to close on Friday, the 30th Septem- 


ber, 1910. 
[Oce. 1910-8,932] S. W. MOORE. 


[1736] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


PROPOSED CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY ROAD 
AND PARTS OF ROADS. 


Noise is hereby given that the Minister for Lands 
é is of opinion that it is expedient to close, under 
the provisions of the 19th and 20th sections of the 
‘‘Public Roads Act, 1902,’’ the road and parts of roads 
hereunder described; and all persons interested are 
hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed 
to the Minister, within one month from date of this 
notice, any objections which* may appear to them to 


exist to the closing of the said road and parts of roads. 


S. W. MOORE. 


DESCRIPTIONS. 


The unnecessary road along western boundaries of 
Patrick McGrath’s portions 398 to 402 and. 429, and 
unnecessary part of road of variable width along 
western boundaries of same owner’s portions 379-395- 
396, and closed road of 1 acre 0 roods 16 lapia i and 
now included in measured portion No. 1,230 of 4 acres 
2 roods 12 perches, parish of Brundah, county of Mont- 
eagle, Weddin Shire (No. 80). 

[Roads 1910-646-1] ae 

The unnecessary parts of road separating Ccm- 
mercial Banking Company of Sydney (Limited’s) por- 
tion 30 from parts of same owner’s portions 31 and 
152, east and west of Bega-Bermagui road, R. 2,440- 
1,603, parish of Tanja, county of Dampier, Mumbulla 
Shire (No. 102). Proposed to be granted in lieu of 
lands resumed for road R. 9,538-1,603. , 
[1908-362-17 | 


7482] Department of Lands, 
? Sydney, 27th July, 191). 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
VILLAGE OF GOUYRA. 
te is hereby notified, for public information, that, at the 
expiration of three months from this date, it is intended, 
under the provisions of section 107 of the Orown Lands Act of 
1884, and section 57 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, to alter 
the design of the village of Guyra by excising part of 
the village lands, and adding it to the suburban lands. ; 
Lithographs showing the provosed alteration may be in- 
spected at the Crown Land Office, Armidale, Post Office, 
Guyra, and at the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


(Ms. 1910-11,113] 3. W. MOORE. 


[433 j Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
TOWN OF QUIRINDI.. | 

T is hereby notified, for public information, that, at the 
i expiration of three months from this date, it is intended, 
under the provisions of section 107 of the Crown Lands Act 
of 1884, and section 57 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, to 
alter the design of the town of Quirindi by converting part of 
the town lands into suburban lands. its if 

Lithographs showing the proposed alteration may be tn- 
spected at the Crown Land Office, Tamworth, Post Office, 
Quirindi, and at the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


Aln. 1910-7,752] Ss. W. MOORK _ 


1149 Department of Lands, 
: ; Sydney, 2ith August, 1910. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
VILLAGE OF UMARALLA. 
T is hereby notified, for public information, that, at the 
- exniration of three months from this date, it is intended, 
under the provisions of section 107 of the Crown Lands A t of 
1884, and section 57 of the Crown hands Act of 1¢95, to alter 
the design of the village of Umaralla by reducing village and 
suburban linds, and closing certain streets. } 
Lithographs showing the proposed alteration may be 
inspected st the Crown Land Of6ce, Cooma, Post Office, 
Umaralla, and at the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


[Ms. 1910-10,709] §. W. MOORE, 


(1148) Department ot Lands, 


Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
VILLAGE OF DAHWILLY. 


1 is hereby notified, for public information, that, at’ the 


expiration of three months from this date, it is interided, 
under the provisions of section 107 of the Crown Lands Act 
of 1884, and section 57 of the Orown Lands Act of 1895, to 
alter the design of the village of Dahwilly, by reducing the 
suburban area, and closing certain designed roads. 
Lithographs showing the proposed alteration may be 
inspected at the Crown at Office, Deniliquin, and at tbe 
Department of Lands, Sydney. 6 
[Ms. 1910-18,215] Ss. W. MOORK. 


“yi 


14 Sepr., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. 5091 


[1659] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


REGULATIONS FOR THE ISSUE OF LICENSES 
TO SURVEY. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that the 
following Regulations have been made for the 
issue of Licenses to survey under the Crown Lands 


Acts. 
8. W. MOORRK. 


REGULATIONS. 


1. Examination of candidates for licenses as sur- 
yeyors will be held in Sydney in the month of Sep- 
tember of each year, and at such other times as may 
be deemed advisable. 


2. A candidate shall forward to the Secretary of the 
Board :— 


(a) Notice of his intention to present himself for 
examination, with documentary evidence of 
having complied with the preliminary condi- 
tions specified hereunder, all of which must 
j reach the Secretary at least ten days before 
the date fixed for the examination, due notice 
of which will be given in the Government 
Gazette. 
(0) An examination fee of £5 5s., which must be 
paid on or before the date of examination. 


PRELIMINARY CONDITIONS. 


3. A candidate shall satisfy the Board that he will 
be of the full age of 20 year's at the time of examina- 
tion, but no certificate will be issued until the cardi- 
date shall have attained the age of 21 years. ‘ 


4. A candidate shall produce satisfactory. evidence 
as to character. 


5. (@) A candidate shall have served under articles, 
or other similar agreement, with some qualified sur- 
veyor or surveyors, for a period of four years, three of 
which must have been in the field; and shall produce 
satisfactory evidence of having received such educa- 
tion as will qualify him for the proper exercise of his 
profession. 


(6) Or he shall have passed the matriculation ox- 


amination at any University recognised by an Aus- 

tralasian University, or such other examination as 

shall in the opinion of the Board be equivalent 

thereto; and shall have been professionally employed 

with some qualified surveyor or surveyors for not less 

Fie three years, two of which must have been in the 
eld. 

(c) Or shall have taken the degree of Bachelor 
in Engineering at any University recognised by an 
Australasian University, and have been professionally 
employed in the field for a period of two years with 
a qualified surveyor or surveyors. 


6, In addition to evidence of service, a candidate 
Shall produce, in the following form, or to like effect, 
a certificate from a qualified surveyor or -surveyors, 
with whom he has served, that he is competent. to 
undertake surveys. 


Form of certificate for presentation to the Board of 
‘ Haeaminers. 


I, A.B., a qualified land surveyor, hereby certify that 
C.D. has been professionally and continuously employed 
with me as , in the practice of land sur- 
veying, for the period of , viz., from 
to 4 (or has served under articles or other 
similar agreement for a period of years, of 
which have been in the field), and that he ig fully 
competent to undertake surveys. 


'Here describe the survey work on which ©.D. was 
engaged. ] 
(Signed) A.B. 
(Date. ) 

Note.—For this purpose a_ “ qualified* surveyor ” 
shall mean any person entitled to practise as a land 
surveyor in any part of the British Empire where the 
standard of examination is, in the opinion of the 
Boas, equivalent to that prescribed by these Regula- 
ions. 

7. A eandidate shall produce his original field notes 
and plan plotted by him therefrom of the survey of 
an area of not less than 40 acres, one of the boundaries 
of which shall be a watercourse or other natural 
feature or an irregular road. 

The field notes, plan, and survey must be certified 
by the candidate to be entirely his own work. 


8. Hach candidate presenting himself for examina: 


| ‘tion shall provide himself with a book of logarithms, 


40-20 scale, a parallel ruler, protractor, and necessary 
appliances for plan-drawing, except paper. 

9. If the foregoing preliminary conditions are com: 
plied with to the satisfaction of the Board, the 
candidate will be admitted to examination. 


SUBJECTS OF EXAMINATION. 


10. A candidate shall undergo an examination which 
shall embrace the following subjects :— 


Mathematics. 


Trigonometry, plane and spherical; geometry and 
algebra. These subjects will be treated as 
far as they are applicable to surveying. 


Computation. 


Reduction of traverses, computation connected 
with triangulation and the setting out of 
roads and curves; adjustment of discrepancies 
in surveys, computation of areas, including 
such as have irregular and curved boundaries. 


Principles and Practice of Surveying. 


Detail of field practice, including the keeping of 
field notes, topographical, trigonometrical, and 
underground surveying, setting out of areas, 
re-determination of boundaries, laying out of 
roads, setting eut curves, plotting by co-ordi- 
nates and from field notes, stadia surveying, 
barometric and other measurement of Heights, 
surveying under Real Property Act, writing 
descriptions of boundaries. 


[Candidates may be required to effect surveys under 
supervision. ] 


Engineering Surveys. 


Levelling and contouring; grading, Setting out, 
and measurement of earthworks, including 
practical tests. 


Use of Instruments. 


Principles of construction, adjustment and use of 
the following instruments :—Theodolite, plane- 
table, sextant, tacheometer, level, compass, 
clinometer, barometer, thermometer, and steel 
band. 


Field Astronomy, Geodesy, ée. 


Determination (including practical tests) of time, 
latitude and azimuth; the use of ephemerides ; 
elementary geodesy, including spherical excess 
and convergence of meridians; declination of 
the magnetie needle. 


Drawing. 
Plan drawing, drawing of sections and contours, 


compilation of plans, projection of maps and 
charts. 


Miscellaneous. 


Elementary physics, elementary geology, elemen- 
tary forestry. 


[The scope of the examination in elementary physics 
will be that covered by ‘‘ Stewart’s Elementary 
Physics,” Fourth Edition, omitting chapters 8, 10, 
and 11, and the scope of the examination in elemen- 
tary geology will be that covered by ‘ Geikie’s Class- 
book of Geology,’ Fourth Edition. | 


11. Candidates producing satisfactory evidence of 
having been matriculated, or of having passed the 
senior examination at a University, or of having com- 
pleted a course of the degree of Bachelor in Engineer- 
ing at any University recognised by an Australasian 
University, may be exempted from working out papers 
in elementary geometry, trigonometry, and algebra, 
and will be credited with 60 per centum of the maxi- 
mum marks allotted those papers. Candidates holding 
satisfactory certificates or diplomas in physies and 
geology from any University recognised by an Aus- 
tralasian University, or from recognised public tech- 
nical schools, may be exempted from working out 
papers in those subjects, and will be credited with 
60 per centum of the maximum marks allotted those 
papers. 


CERTIFICATES or CompnrEency. 


12. A candidate qualifying and assing the exami- 
nation held under these Rules shall be entitled to a 
certificate that he is qualified for the position of a 
Jand surveyor in New South Wales. 


5092 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. 


[14 Sxpr., 1910. 


— Bs 


13. A surveyor applying to the Board for a certi- 
ficate of competency without examination on the 
grounds of his holding a license or certificate entitling 
him to practise in any of the other Australian States 
or in the Dominion of New Zealand, shall produce 
such license or certificate of competency from the 
Board of the State or Dominion in which he is licensed 
or authorised to survey, together with satisfactory 
evidence as to character; provided that, should 
such license or certificate have been issued upon 
examination held prior to September, 1895, or in 
virtue of a certificate issued prior to September, 
1895, he shall further produce a written recom- 
mendation or a certificate, dated not more than 
¢welve months previously, from such Board; provided 
also, that any surveyor prevented by absence from the 
State or Dominion in which he obtained his license, 
from obtaining the recommendation of the Board of 
tnat State or Dominion, shall be entitled to a certi- 
ficate on passing such examination under these regu- 
lations as the Board may require. Hach application 
shall be accompanied by a fee of £2 2s. 

14. The Board may grant a certificate of competency 
or a letter of recommendation to any surveyor licensed 
in New South Wales and desiring to be registered in 
another State or the Dominion of New Zealand, either 
without examination or on such viva voce examina- 
tion as, in the opinion of the Board, may be necessary. 
Application for such certificate or letter of recommen- 
dation shall be accompanied by a fee of £1 Is. 


REGISTRATION OF ARTICLES OF INDENTURE. 


15. Articles of indenture or other similar ‘agree- 
ment for the tuitien of surveying by a qualified 
surveyor may be registered on application to the 
Secretary of the Board within three months of the 
execution of such articles or agreement, Applications 
for registration shall be accompanied by evidence of 
having passed the matriculation examination at any 
University recognised by an Australasian University, 
or such other examination as shall in the opinion of 
the Board be equivalent thereto. Hach application 
shall be accompanied by a fee of five shillings. ‘Trans- 
fers of articles or agreements shall be registered 
within three months of such transfers. 

16. On and after September, 1912, no candidate 
shall be eligible for examination unless his articles 
of indenture or other similar agreement shall have 
been registered in accordance with the preceding 
regulation; provided that a candidate, who has had 
six years satisfactory field experience, may be ad- 
mitted to examination without such registration, sub- 
ject to his passing a special examination, which shall 
be prescribed by the Board, and which shall include 
English, arithmetic, geometry, and algebra. 


F1501] 


Deartment of Lands, 
Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


REGULATIONS FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF 

GRAHAMSTOWN RECREATION GROUND. 

{S Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the Executive Council, having approved of the 

following Regulations for the management of the land 
at Grahamstown, area 29 acres 3 roods 25 perches, 
dedicated 26th March, 1886, for Public Recreation, 
such Regulations are hereby published for public in- 
formation. 
[Ms. 1910-14,368] S. W. MOORE. 
We, the trustees of the land at Grahamstown, area 
29 acres 3 roods 25 perches, dedicated 26th March, 
1886, for Public Recreation, under our ‘powers, in 
virtue of our being charged with the care and manage- 
ment of the said land, do hereby make the following 
regulations for the management thereof. 

1. The trustees shall expend, in the improvement of 
the publie recreation ground, all such sums as may be 
derived as revenue therefrom, including sale of grass- 
rights, fees, collected donations, public subscriptions, 
er Government grants in aid thereof, and such sums 
in addition as shall be voted by the Council from the 
municipal revenue. 

2. The improvements to be made by the trustees 
shall consist of fencing, planting and protecting trees 
and shrubs, laying out footpaths and gardens, erec- 
tion of parkkeeper’s lodge, and other necessary build- 
ing, clearing and stumping, formation and protection 
of cricket grounds, and any other purpose of im- 
provement and public recreation. 

3. The recreation ground shall be open at all times 
to the public, but may, if the trustees by resolution 
so direct, be closed for a period not exceeding three 
days at any one time, nor exceeding nine days in any 
one year; and the trustees may at any such time make 


a charge for admission to the ground and exclude the 
public therefrom, except on payment of such charge; 
such charge to be fixed by the trustees, and the pro- 
ceeds to be devoted to the maintenance or improve- 
ment of the ground, or as the trustees shall direct. 
The trustees may allow the committee of any racing 
club, carrying on sports on any of the aforesaid days, 
to collect said charge and devote it to help to carry out 
such sports. Any person entering the ground when 
the public shall have been excluded as aforesaid, and 
refusing or neglecting to pay such charge as may have 
been fixed as aforesaid, shall be liable to a penalty 
of not more than five pounds. No vehicle or horse 
traffic shall be allowed in the ground, except on the 
days that it is closed from the free admission of the 
public: Provided this does not apply to the track 
set apart for racing or for a carriage drive, or bicycle 
run hereafter specified, upon which any person may 
ride or drive at any time if said person has the 
written permission of the trustees: Provided also that 
it does not apply to any person having the grass-rights, 
who may depasture any kind of stock (cattle or 
horses), unless specially stated otherwise when letting 
such grass-rights. The trustees shall have the right to 
enter any time, by their servants, with horses and 
drays, for the purpose of carrying out any improve- 
ment, or for the removal of earth, or obtaining water. 

4, ‘The entrances to and exits from the said ground 
shall be by and at swch gates therein respectively as 
the trustees may from time to time fix by resolution 
and no person shall enter or leave the said ground 
except by such gates respectively, and any person 
offending against this regulation shall forfeit and pay 
a penalty not exceeding three pounds. 

5. The trustees may appoint a ranger, bailiff, or 
overseer over the said ground with powers and 
authorities necessary to enable him to perform his 
duties as the said trustees may from time to time 
deem fit. 

6. No person shall trample or walk or go upon any 
bed or place set apart for the propagation of plants 
or trees, or the rasing of seeds, nor wilfully destroy, 
injure, pull up, remove, cut, pull, or pluck leaves, 
flowers, seeds or pods off, nor in any way damage or 
interfere with any plant, tree, or shrub growing in 
the said ground, or any part thereof, under a penalty 
not exceeding ten pounds. 

7. No person shail, under a like penalty as is pro- 
vided by the preceding regulation, deface, obliterate, 
throw, or cut down, or remove, or alter the position 
of any notice, placard, sign, or finger-post in the said 
ground or any part thereof. 

8. Any person who shall remove any firewood or 
timber from the said ground, or who shall destroy 
or damage any of the trees or shrubs growing thereon, 
or who shall set fire to any grass, tree, or shrub, or 
timber growing thereon, or shall injure any fence, 
gate, seat, or turnstile therein, shall forfeit and pay 
a penalty not exceeding ten pounds. 

9. Any person who shall injure or destroy any dam, 
well, fountain, or reservoir in the said ground, or 
who shall wash any clothes, or any person, or any 
animal, or in any way pollute the water in any such 
dam, well, fountain, or reservoir, or who shall bathe 
in any of the said waters (except such as may be set 
apart for bathing purposes, and during the hours ap- 
pointed for such purposes), shall forfeit and pay a 
penalty not exceeding ten pounds. 

10. Any person committing any indecent behaviour, 
or causing tumult, or in any way interfering with the 
comfort and privileges of the citizens, shall be guilty 
of an offence, and upon conviction shall pay a fine 
not exceeding five pounds. 

11. No tents, booths, or stalls, shall be erected on 
the said ground without the consent of the trustees 
first had and obtained, under a penalty not exceeding 
ten pounds. Ff 

12. No horseracing or horsetraining shall be allowed | 
on the said ground, except on the track set apart for 
racing or carriage-drive hereafter specified, under a 
penalty not exceeding five pounds. 

13. Any person who shall deposit any rubbish on the 
said ground, or who shall remove any rock, stone, 
earth, or other material therefrom, without the leave 
of the trustees first had and obtained, shall upon con- 
viction forfeit and pay a penalty not exceeding ten 
pounds. 

14. The trustees may annually let from year to year, 
or for any less term, by public auction, or by public 
tender, the exclusive right to depasture stock on, or 
to cut or remove grass from the said ground. 

15. Every person who shall wilfully let in, or know- 
ingly suffer to enter upon the said ground, any animal 
without due authority, shall be liable for every such 
offence, to a penalty not exceeding ten pounds nor 


less than one pound, 


14 Supr., 1910.] 


16. Any person who shall unlawfully cause any an- 
noyance or inconvenience to any other person in the 
freo use and enjoyment of the said ground shall forfeit 
and pay any sum not exceeding ten pounds nor less 
than one pound. 

17. No person shall cut any name, words, or marks 
on any of the seats, or buildings, or trees, or shall 
write thereon, or otherwise deface the same, or shall 
stick any bill on any such seat or building, or on any 
tree, fence, wall, pillar, or rail in the, said ground. 

18. The trustees, or any person authorised by them 
may impound stock trespassing on the ground, and 
charge damages according to the Act for the im- 
pounding of live stock. 

19. No person shall engage in any race or game, or 
train for any race or game, without the written per- 
mission of the trustees, or throw any stones or other 
missiles, or light a fire in the said ground, or deposit 
thereon any rubbish or night-soil, or other offensive 
matter or thing, or any dead animal, broken glass, 
bottles, cast-off clothing, or litter of any kind, nor 
shall, without such written permission, discharge any 
firearms therein. Every person so offending shall be 
liable to a fine not exceeding ten pounds: Provided 
that it will be sufficient for the secretary of any club 
or committee carrying out any programme or game of 
sport to have such written permission. When the 
secretary of any club or committee has received such 
permission, any person may enter into and engage 
in any of the games or races carried out by the said 
club or committee without any further permission, 
and the following games of sport may be entered into 
accordingly :—Horse-racing, trotting in harness, foot- 
racing, tennis, cricket, and football, or any other 
game which the trustees think to be a game of sport. 
But the games of football and cricket shall not be 
played simultaneously, and if any dispute should arise 
as to dates or fixtures for playing those games, the 
trustees may alter such dates or fixtures, or cancel 
any permission previously given. 


20. Every person in the said ground in a state of 
intoxication, or behaving in a disorderly manner, or 
creating or taking part in any disturbance, or wilfully 
injuring any building, fence, tree, shrub, flower, rail, 
wall, pillar, fountain, or seat or other property 
therein, or removing any tree, shrub, flower, rail, 
lamp, or seat therefrom, or obstructing any officer or 
workman of the trustees, or interfering with any game 
or sports therein, or swearing or making use of pro- 
fane or obscene language, or using insulting words or 
gestures towards any person, or otherwise misbehaving 
himself or herself, shall be liable to a fine not exceed- 
ing ten pounds. 

21. No performance or entertainment of any kind 
shall be permitted in the said ground without a 
written permission from the trustees. 

22. No person shall depasture any horse, cattle, 
sheep, or stock of any kind in the said ground without 
a written permission from the trustees. The owner 
of any goats or poultry found trespassing in the said 
ground, without written permission of the trustees, 
shall be liable to a fine not exceeding one pound nor 
less than a shilling for each head so trespassing. 


23. The trustees may, with the consent of the 
Minister for Lands, or any other of His Majesty’s 
Ministers who may have charge of public parks ‘br 
recreation grounds for the time being, set apart any 
portion or portions of the said ground, not exceeding 
one-quarter for the purpose of cricket, football, or any 
other lawful game or sport, and from time to time 
grant to any club or association of clubs, upon such 
terms and conditions as the trustees or a majority 
thereof may think fit, the use of the ground so set 
apart, and authorise the erection, alteration, or re- 
moval by such club or association of clubs, of any 
building or pavilion thereon. But the trustees, or a 
majority thereof, shall have power at any time to 
revoke such grant or authority and to order the re- 
moval of such buildings or pavilions, and nothing in 
such grant or authority shall limit or affect the right 
of entry or control over the said grounds by the trus- 
tees, or their servants or agents. 

24. Any person who shall be found committing any 
breach of any regulation affecting the said ground, in 
respect of which a penalty is not expressly provided 
for in these regulations, shall forfeit and pay any sum 
not exceeding five pounds. 

25. In these regulations ‘‘The Ground’? means the 
public recreation ground dedicated 26th March, 1886. 

at fois Grahamstown, this 13th day of August, 
CHARLES BALLARD, 
THOMAS HINDMARSH, ¢ Trustees. 
EDWIN BROWN, 
WILLIAM HINDMARSH, Sec. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. 


5093 


SSS 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 
TENDERS FOR A SPECIAL LEASE FOR “ AGRICUL- 
TURE AND GRAZING” UNDER THE PROVISIONS 
OF THE CROWN LANDS ACTS. 


[199] 


Lanp DisrRict oF CARCOAR. 


N accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, 
it is hereby notified, for general information, that Tenders 
will be received at this Department not later than 3 p.m. 
on Wednesday, 21st September, 1910, for a Special Lease for 
“ AGRICULTURE AND Grazine”’-of the land set forth in the 
Schedule hereunder. he lease will be subject to the general 
provisions and conditions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regula- 
tions thereunder, and to the following special conditions, 
provisions, exceptions, covenants, and reservations :— 


1. The term of the lease will be from the date of the 
notification of the Minister's acceptance of the tender to 3lst 
December, 1924. 


2. The rent for each year shall be paid in advance to the 
Crown Land Agent of the District, or to the State Treasurer 
at Sydney, on or before the 31st December of the year 
preceding, otherwise penalties for the late payments shall be 
incurred, and the lease shall be liable to forfeiture. 


3. The survey fee as specified in the Schedule attached 
hereto and the balance of reat to 31st December, 1910, shall be 
paid by the lessee within one month from date of notification 
in the Government Grazette of the Minister’s acceptance of the 
tender. 


4. The lessee shall, within twelve months from the date of 
notification in the Government Gazette of the granting of the 
lease, clear the land of all briars, noxious scrub, plants, or 
weeds, and shall thereafter keep the land clear of them duing 
the currency of the lease. 


5. Inaddition to the above, the lease shall be subject to sub- 
sections 1, 4 to 13, and 20 of Regulation No. 215, notified 30th 
March, 1910. 


6 Failure to comply with any of the above conditions 
will render the lease liable to forfeiture. 


Tenders shall be addressed to the Under Secretary for Lands, 
and endorsed “Tender for a Special Lease for Agricultural and 
Grazing purposes, Land District of Carcoar,’ with date of 
Gazette notice, and they shall be made under and subject to the 
following conditions and provisions and reservations. 


(a) Tenders shall be made on Form 74, and shall clearly 
describe the land applied for, and shall be accompanied 
by a receipt showing that a deposit equal to the amount 
stated in the Gazette as the upset annual rent of the 
portion has been paid to the Land Agent or the State 
‘Treasurer, and also by a statutory declaration made 
by the tenderer giving full particulars of all lands 
owned or held by him. 

(b) The deposit paid by the person whose tender is accepted 
shall be credited on account of the first year’s rent. 
If a tender be withdrawn, the deposit, wholly or in 
part, may be retained. 

(c) A tender from any person already holding a living area 
will not be accepted. 

(d) Tenders from persons holding no land, or an in- 
sufficient area, will receive preferential consideration. 

(e) The Minister reserves the right to refer the whole or any 
of the tenders for the undermentioned block to the 
Local Land Board for a report for his guidance in 
selecting the applicant whose tender should be 
accepted. 

(f) The Minister reserves the right to accept or to refuse 
any tender. 

(g) The highest or any tender will not necessarily be 
accepted. 


Heliographs showing the position of the block to be leased 
may be seen at the Information Bureau, Lands Department, 
Sydney, and at the Office of the Crown Land Agent, 
Oarcoar. 


[Ms. Ls. 1910-9,915] 8. W. MOORE. 
SCHEDULE. 
EI Upset Fees— 
Allotments, Area. Locality. Annual | Survey, 
2 Rental. &e. 


a. 7. Pp. | LPS Gs oe. a 
11 to 20 8 4 2 30)’ Within town and muni-| 210 0} 4 0 
inclusive cipality of Playney, 
parish Errol, county 
Bathurst, bounded by 
Charles, Lower Farm, 
and Stillingfleet streets, 
and east of lane through 
section 8, 


5094 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. 


[14 Sepr., 1910. 


[660] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR A SPECIAL LEASE FOR “GRAZING” 
UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE CROWN 
LANDS ACTS. 


-Lanp Disteict or NARRABRI. 

if accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts 

it is hereby notified, for general information, that Tenders 
will be received at this Department not Jater than 3 p.m. 
on Wednesday, 21st September, 1910, for a Special Lease for 
‘“‘ GRazina” of the land set forth in the Schedule hereunder. 
The lease will be subject to the general provisions and condi- 
tions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations thereunder, 
and to the following special conditions, provisions, exceptions, 
covenants, and reservations :— 

1. The term of the lease will be from the date of the notifica- 
tion of the Minister’s acceptance of the tender to 31st December, 
1924. 

2. The rent for each year shall be paid in advance to the 
Crown Land Ageat of the District, or to the State Treasurer 
at Sydney, on or before the 31st December of the year preced- 
ing, otherwise penelties for the late payments shall be incurred, 
and the lease shall be liable to forfeiture. 

3. The survey fee as specified in the Schedule attached 
hereto and the balance of rent to 31st December, 1910, shall 
be paid by the lessee within one month from date of uotifi- 
cation in the Government Gazette of the Minister’s acceptance 
of the tender. 

4. The lessee, shall, within three years from the date of 
notification in the Government Gazette of the Minister’s 
acceptance of the tender, clear the land of all wild tobacco 
plant, prickly-pear, noxious scrub, plants, or weeds, and shall 
thereafter keep the Jand clear of them during the currency of 
the lease. 

Norz.—The method to be followed in eradicating the prickly 
pear is to entirely consume by fire or completely bury it 3 feet, 
at least, underground, with the roots and every part thereof, 

5. In addition to the above, the lease will be subjected to 
subsections 1, 2, 4 to 18, 20, and 21 of Regulation No. 215, 
notified 30th March, 1910. 

6. Failure to comply with any of the above conditions will 
render the lease liable to forfeiture. 

Tenders shall be addressed to the Under Secretary for Lands 
and endorsed “Tender for a Special Lease for Grazing 
Purposes, Land District of Narrabri,” with date of Gazette 
notice, and they shall be made under and subject to the follow- 
ing conditions and provisions and reservations :— 

(a) Tenders shall be made on Form 74, and shall clearly 
describe the land applied for, and shall be accompanied 
by areceipt showing that a deposit equal to the 
amount stated in the Gazette as the upset annual rent 
of the portion has been paid to the Land Agent or the 

. . State Treasurer. 

(6) The deposit. paid by the person whose tender is ac- 
cepted shall be credited on account of the first year’s 
rent. Ifa tender be withdrawn, the deposit, wholly 
or in part, may be retained. 

(c) The Minister reserves the right to refer the whole or 
any of the tenders for the undermentioned block to 
tbe Local Land Board for a report for his guidance 
in selecting the applicant whose tender should be 
accepted. 

(d) The Minister reserves the right to accept or to refuse 
any tender. 


(e) The highest or any tender will not necessarily be ac- 


cepted. 
(f) A tender from any person holding no land, or an 
insufficient area, will receive preferential consideration. 
Heliographs showing the position of the block to be leased 
may be seen at the Information Bureau, Lands Department, 
Sydney, and at the Office of the Crown Land Agent, Narrabri. 


(Ms. Ls. 1910-9,967; S. W. MOORE. 


SCHEDULE, 

Approxi- Upset Fees— 
mate Locality. Annual | Survey, 
Area, Rental. 205 
Acres. & Oo S8i) del ie end 

240 T.S. and C. R. 31,854, parish Galathera,] 12 0 0| 1218 8 

(about) eounty Jamison, Namoi Shire, 

[659] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 17th August, 1910. 
TENDERS FOR A SPECIAL LEASE FOR “AGRIOUL- 


TURE AND GRAZING” UNDER THE PROYI- 
SIONS OF THE CROWN LANDS ACTS. 


Lanp Disrrict or CooNAMBLE. 


ib accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, 

it is hereby notified, for general information, that Tenders 
will be received at this. Department not later than 8 o’clock 
pm. on Wednesday, 21st September, 1910, for a Special Lease 


for “AGRICULTURE AND GrRazine” of the lands set forth 
in the Schedule hereunder. ‘The lease will be subject to the 
general provisions and conditions of the Crown Lands Acts 
and Regulations thereunder, and to the following special 
conditions, provisions, exceptions, covenants, and reserya- 
tions :— 

1. The term of the lease will be from the date of the 
notification of the Minister’s acceptance of the tender to 31st 
December, 1924. 

2. The rent for each year shall be paid in advance to the 
Crown Land Agent of the District, or to the State Treasurer 
at Sydney, on or before the 31st December of the year preced- 
ing, otherwise penalties for the late payment shall be incurred, 
and the lease shall be liable to forfeiture. 

3. The survey fee as specified in the Schedule attached 
hereto and the balance of rent to 81st December, 1910, shall 
be paid by the lessee within one nionth from the date of noti- 
fication in the Government Gazette of the Minister's 
acceptance of the tender. 

4. The lessee shall, within twelve months from the date of 
notification in the Government Gazette of the granting of the 
lease, clear the land of all prickly-pear, noxious scrub, planta, 
or weeds, and shall thereafter keep the land clear of them 
during the currency of the lease. 

Norz.—The method to be followed in eradicating the prickly- 
pear is to entirely consume by fire, or completely bury it 8 feet, 
at least, underground, with the roots, seed, and every part 
thereof. 

5. Except on the area between the main road and the river, 
the timber may be destroyed, provided two trees to the acre 


are left for shade purposes. 


6. The lessee shall, within twelve months from the date of 
notification in the Government Gazette of the granting of the 
lease, clear and cultivate an area of not less than 5 acres, and 
shall, within two years from the date of such notification, clear 
and cultivate an area of not less than 10 acres, snd he shall. 
keep 10 acres under cultivation thereafter during the currency 
of the lease. 

7. In addition to the above, the lease shall be subject. to 
subsections 1, 2, 4 to 16, and 20 of Regulation No. 215, notified 
30th March, 1910. : 

8. Failure to comply with any of the above conditions will 
render the lease liable to forfeiture. 

Tenders shall be addressed to the Under Secretary for 
Lands, and endorsed “ Tender for a Special Lease for Agricul- 
tural and Grazing Purposes, Land District of Coonamble,” 
with date of Gazette notice, and they shall be made under 
and subject to the following conditions and provisions and 
reservations :— 


(2) Tenders shall be made on Form 74, and shall clearly 
describe the land applied for, and shall be accom- 
panied by a receipt showing that a deposit equal to 
the amount stated in the Gazette as the upset annual 
rent of the portion has been paid to the Land Agent 
or the State Treasurer, and also by a statutory declara- 
tion made by the tenderer giving full particulars of 
all lands owned or held by him. 

(6) The deposit paid by the person whose tender is accepted 
shall be credited on account of the first year’s rent. If 
a tender be withdrawn, the deposit, wholly or in part, 
may be retained. 

(c) A tender from any person already holding a living 
area will not be accepted. 

(d) The Minister reserves the right to refer the whole or 

. any of the tenders for the undermentioned block to 
the Local Land Board for a report for his guidance in 
selecting the applicant whose tender should be 
accepted. 

(e) The Minister reserves the right to accept: or to refuse 
any tender. 

(f} The highest or any tender will not necessarily be 
accepted. 

(g) A tender from any person holding no land, or an 
insufficient ares, will receive preferential con- 
sideration, / 

‘Heliographs showing the position of the block to be leased 
may be seen at the Information Bureau, Lands Department, 
Sydney; and at the Office of the Crown Land Agent, 
Coonamble. 


[Ms. Ls. 1910-8,989] S. W. MOORE. 


SCHEDULE. 
a iN + Upset | Fees— 
8 pe Looality Annual | Survey 
a mate Area, Kental. &e. ‘ 
Borge. £ana/£ a4. 
A 260 Fronting the Castlereagh River,), 5 8 4/11 3 0 
(ex. road). | adjoining portions 32, 43, 51, 
50, and 26, parish Buramilong ;) 
and 18, 18, 23, parish Boborah; 
county Ewenmar, Shire Gilgan- 
dra. 


14 Sepr., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140, 


NOW READY. 
THE CROWN LANDS ACTS AND REGULATIONS 


relating to 


SETTLEMENT LEASES 


Consolidated and Published by Direction of The Hon. 


$.. W. Moornr, Minister for Lands. 


Containin 


the Sections and Regulations so far as they 
relate to that class of holding, and omitting the parts of them 
which refer to other classes of holdings, the subject matter 


being grouped under headings for ready reference. 


Iuformation concerning ‘the granting of loans by the 
Government Savings Bank of New South Wales is furnished 


a3 an appendix. 


FIRST EDITION.—19th August, 1910. 


116 Pages—Price, Is. ; postage, 2d. extra. 
Obtainable from the Government Printer, Bent and Phillip 


Strests, Sydney; or from any Crown Land Agent. 
ROBERT McDONALD, 


Under Secretary for Lands, 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, New South Wales, 
September, 1910. 


[1644] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


NEW MAPS FOR SALE. 


(37 SALE, at the Maps Sales Branch, Head Office, 

Bent- street, Sydney, and at the respective Crown 
Offices as hereunder mentioned, the 
Price, Is. each :— 


Lands Agents” 


following new Maps. 


Parish. 


Antimony 

. Bald Hill 
Brolga |... 
Boduldura 
Bunnalloo | 
Chapman... 
Colleblue ... 
Curreeki ... 
Cunna 
Hrskine 
Genanaguy 
Gibrigal 
Hargraves 
Jamberoo 


Kremnos ... 
Lay Green 
Macleay 
Mandagery 
McLean 
Mudgee 


Munna Munna my 


Nerong 
Nyrang. .., 
Oldcastle ... 
Perricoota 
Rouse 
Tarean 
Tamar 
Terraban 
Townsend 


Uarbry ss 
Wolabler ... 
Willabah ... 
Yarran 
Arkell 
Benolong 
Bilda 


Burrawan 
Denison 


Draggy 


Dudauman 
Dubbo 


Fenton a 
Garoolgan 
Gilmour 
Gin Gin . 
Gore 
Graham ... 
Hamilton 


.-- Cowley 
. Nicholson 
... Macquarie 
... Denison 
. Narromine 


.. Bland 

... Gordon and 
Narromine. 
... Fitzroy ... 
.»» Cooper 

aut ee ine 


; ; Biller 


County. 


... Buller 

ss. Lancoln: .:. 

by Gippet);cisz 
. Wellington 


Cadell 


4 Hardinge 
.. Bligh 

... Gloucester 
... Bligh 

/.. Lineoln ”..! 
... Kennedy 
bdaippst) faa 
... Wellington 
... Camden ;.. 


ai Fiteroy «.: 
. Stapylton 


Dudley 


Ne Ashburnham 
.. Hunter |); 
. Wellingten 


Leichhardt 


... Gloucester 
. Ashburnham 
... Durham’ 
... Cadell 
he Dee Bose 
... Gloucester 
... Cadeil 
oe pughale.; 
».. Wallace . 
Three Brothers ... 


Jeg cs 4a Pee 
... Ashburnham 
... Gloucester 
«ht Blane san 
-.. Bathurst 

- Gordon ... 
.-. Clarendon 


Bathurst 


do 


. Bathurst 


soe Gough oes 


Land ee Office, 


. Casino. 


ye Dubbo. 
... Wyalong. 
- Wellington. 


- Deniliquin. 
. Armidale. 


.. Mudgee. 


. Taree. 


... Mudgee. 

.-- Dubbo. 

.. Parkes. 
. Forbes. 


Mudgee. 


# Moss Vale and 


Kiama. 


. Grafton. 


.. Moree. 


. Kempsey. 


h Molong. 
+. Windsor. 
-.- Mudgee. 


- Walgett and 


Coonamble. 
--- Stroud. 

- Molong. 
--- Scone. 


- Deniliquin. 
- Mudgee. 


... Stroud. 
- Deniliquin. 


Mudgee. 


- Cooma. 
. Carcoar and 


Bathurst. 


. Mudgee. 


- Molong. 


- Stroud. 
. Young. 


im Bathurst. 
-»» Dubbo. 
... Gundagal. 


- Cootamundry. 
. Queanbeyan. 


... Hillston: 
- Port Macquarie. 


Corowa. 


ke Parkes and 


Dubbo. 


.. Cootamundry. 


Dubbo. 


. Bellingen. 
. Narrandera, 


om 


sos Glen 


is Parkes. 
... Warren. 
. Tenterfield. 


Orange. 
nnes, 


[1774] 


5095 


Parish. County. Land Agent’s Office. 
Hampton ... Bathurst .. Carcoar. 
Kalateenee ... Dudley . Kempsey. 
Khatambuhl ... Macquarie ... Taree. 
Kempsey ies, beni O ... Kempsey. ° 
Kerewong se do .. Taree and Port 

Macquarie. 
Leard . Nandewar ... Gunnedah and 

Narrabri, 
Lincoln : . Macquarie ... Kempsey. ' 
Llangothlin oe Gough’ sr. ... Glen Innes. 
Mars me .. Oadell).. .. Deniliquin. 
Milburn ... Bathurst . Cowra. 
Mt. Pleasant. —... do ... Bathurst. 
Murrabrine ... Dampier . Bega and 

Moruya. 
Narromine ... Narromine ... Dubbo. 
Nimmo as Wallacet... . Cooma. 
Nyngan ... Oxley ... Nyngan. 
Premer ... Pottinger . Gunnedah. 
Sherwood . Rous ... Casino. 
Tarago . Argyle ... ... Goulburn. 
Tarpoly ie DIATTVES «ne .. Tamworth. 
Talmoi .. Courallie ... Moree. hs 
Tinebank ... Macquarie z.. Port Macquarie. 
‘Timbrebongie . Narromine ... Dubbo 
Wangan ... ... Baradine :-- Narrabri. 
Wagonga ... Dampier . Moruya. 
Wilbertree . Phillip . Mudgee. 

Pride, 1s. :— 
Village Rowena . Narrabri. 
Pricd: bs. pak 

County Yancowinna ... . Broken Hull. 


ROBERT McDONALD, 
Under Secretary. 


[1775] Department of Lands, 


Syduey, 12th September, 1910. 


€ 


T is hereby notified that licenzes to effect Surveys under the 
Real Property Act No. 25, 1900, have been issved to the— 
undermentioned Licensed Surveyore : — 


Andrew, Walter John, of Albury. 
Chapman, Dougan Wellesley, of Urange. 
Drammond, Pe:cy Ramsay, of Moree. 
Drummond, Ralph Melmoth, of Kempsey. 
Gray. James Thomas, of Goulburn. 


Harrison, Robert Joba, of Sydney. 


Herborn, Donald, of Forbes, 

Henwood, William Richard, of Sydney. 
MacGi bbon, John Gordon, of Sydney. 
Starling, A Arthur Hargraves, of Sydney. 
Watkins, Frank, of Sydney. 


ROBERT McDONALD, 
Chief Surveyor of New South Wales. © 


Western Land Board Office, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


hi is hereby notified that an application has been 

lodged under section 47 of the Crown Lands Act 
of 1895 to surrender portion 24 of 50 acres, in the 
parish of Thononga, county of Franklin, in exchange 
for an equal area in the parish of Thononga, county of: 
Franklin. qi 

Objections to the proposal should be forwarded to 
the Chairman of the Western Land Board, Sydney, 
not later than the 14th proximo. 

Heliographs of the land may be seen at the Office of 
the Crown Land Agent, Hay, and the Western Land eek 


Board Office, Sydney. 
C. J. McMASTER, * 
Chairman. 


[1663] 


[W.L.B. 1910-10,983] 


— 


Western Land Board Office, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


T is notified, for public information, that a Meeting of the 
Western Land Board, sitting as a Local Land Board and 
asa Western Land Board, will be held at the undermentioned — 
places on the dates thereafter shown, to deal with any matter 
brought forward for consideration :— 


Balranald, 28th September, 1910, at 10 a.m. 
Wentworth, 30th September and Ist October, 1910, at 10 a.m. 
Pooncaira, 31d October, 1910, at 10 a.m. 

Menindie, 5th October, 1910, at 10 a.m. 
Broken Hill, 7th October, 1910, at 10 a.m., and ERIE: days. 


GC. J. MoMASTER, 
Chairmam > -* 


5096 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. 


[14 Sepr., 1910. 


( 1507] Western Land Board Office, 


Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 
Ie is notified, for public information, that a Meet- 
ing of the Western Land Board, sitting as a Local 
Land Board, will be held at the undermentioned place, 
on the date therein shown, to deal with any matter 
brought forward for consideration :— 


Western Land Board nee. Sydney, 19th September, 


C. J. McMASTER, 
Chairman. 


[Form 4.] 
CROWN LANDS ACTS. 
Notice or Proceepinas berore Locan LANp Boarp. 
New South Wales, } 
to wit. 
Norice or Proceepine Bperore Locat Lanp Boarp. 
TAKE NOTICE that the Local Land Board for the 
Land District of Bathurst will sit at 9.30 o’clock in 


the forenoon of the 29th day of September, 1910, in | 


the Court-house at Oberon, and that the matter stated 
at the foot hereof is set down for hearing at that time 
and place. 

If you fail to appear, the Board, if it so see fit, will 
proceed in your absence. 

Dated at Orange, this 10th day of September, 1910. 


W. M. THOMAS, 
Acting District Surveyor. 
To Francis Grady, of Black Springs. 


Marrer ror INVESTIGATION. 


Inquiry, under Regulation 119 of the Crown Lands 
Acts, as to whether you have complied with the condi- 
tion of residence attaching to your additional condi- 
tional purchase 1902-23, parish Vulcan, county West- 
moreland. 

Notz.—Your attendance will be required. [1744] 


[Form 4.] 
CROWN LANDS ACTS. 
Notice or Procrrpine serorr Locat LAND Boarp. 
New South Wales, ? 
to wit. i) 
TAKE NOTICE that the Local Land Board for the 
Land District of Bathurst will sit at 9.80 o’clock in 
the forenoon of the 29th day of September, 1910, in 
the Court-house at Oberon, and that the matter stated 
at the foot hereof is set down for hearing at that time 
and place. 
If you fail to appear, the Board, if it so see fit, will 
proceed in your absence. 
Dated at Orange, this 10th day of September, 1910. 
W. M. THOMAS, 


Acting District Surveyor. 
To Ernest Albert Brown, of O’Connell. 


Matrer FOR INVESTIGATION. 

Inquiry, under Regulation 119 of the Crown Lands 
Acts, as to whether you have complied with the condi- 
tion of residence attaching to your original conditional 

urchase 1908-19,’ parish Bolton, county Westmore- 


and. 
Notre.—Your attendance will be required. [1745] 


[Form 4.] 
CROWN LANDS ACTS. 

Norice or Procerpine BerorE Locat Lanp Boarp. 

New South Wales, 
to wit, 

TAKE NOTICE that the Local Land Board for the 
Land District of Bathurst will sit at 9.30 o’clock in 
the forenoon of the 29th day of September, 1910, in 
the Court-house at Oberon, and that the matter stated 
at the foot hereof is set down for hearing at that time 
and place. 

If you fail to appear, the Board, if it so see fit, will 
proceed in your absence. 

Dated at Orange, this 10th day of September, 1910. 


W. M. THOMAS, 
‘ Acting District Surveyor. 
To Patrick Grady, of Hampton. 
’ MATTER FoR INVESTIGATION, 

Inquiry, under Regulation 119 of the Crown Lands 
Acts, as to whether you have complied with the con- 
dition of residence attaching to your original condi- 
tional purchase 1907-6, parish Jenolan, county West- 
moreland. 


Norr.—Your attendance will be required. [1746] 


[Form 4.] 
CROWN LANDS ACTS. 


Noricr oF PROCEEDING BEFORE Locat LAND Boarp. 


New South Wales, ? 
to wit. B) 


TAKE NOTICE that the Local Land Board for the 
Land District of Bathurst will sit at 9.80 o’clock in 
the forenoon of the 29th day of September, 1910, in 
the Court-house at Oberon, and that the matter stated 
at the foot hereof is set down for hearing at that time 
and place. } 

If you fail to appear, the Board, if it so see fit, will 
proceed in your absence. 

Dated at Orange, this 10th day of September, 1910. 


W. M. THOMAS, 
Acting District Surveyor. 
To Alfred Harper Whalan, of Oberon. 


Matrer FOR INVESTIGATION. 


Inquiry, under Regulation 119 of the Crown Lands 
Acts, as to whether you have complied with the con- 
dition of residence attaching to your conditional pur- 
chase 1908-15, parish Norway, county Westmoreland. 

Nore.—Your attendance will be required. [1747] 


[1669] Local Land Board Office, 


Armidale, 9th September, 1910. 


ATTENTION is invited to the inquiry with reference 
to the proposed reoffering as an improvement lease of 
Block 618 of 120 acres, parish of Springmount, county 
of Sandon. 

Lithographs illustrating the land are exhibited at 
the Offices of the Local Land Board at Armidale. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing and should be 
forwarded to the District Surveyor at Armidale, not 
later than the 14th October, 1910, or may be stated at 
the Board inquiry. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 


Board at Armidale. 
J. BROUGHTON, 
District Surveyor. 


—— 


[1670] 


Local Land Board Office, 

Armidale, 9th September, 1910. 
ATTENTION is invited to an application by John Finn © 
for an additional conditional purchase 1910-50, Tenter- 
field, being portion 179 of 103 acres, parish of Timbarra, 
county of Clive, and being also a conversion of Special 
Lease 1908-8, and within travelling stock and camping 
reserve 40,338, notified 14th March, 1906. 

Heliographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at the Offices of the Local Land Board at Armidale, 
and the Crown Land Agent at Tenterfield. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing and should 
be forwarded to the District Surveyor at Armidale, or 
may be stated at the Board inquiry. 

The application will be dealt with by the Land 
Board at Tenterfield on the 30th September, 1910. 


J. BROUGHTON, 
District Surveyor. 


[1731] Land Board Office, 

Kempsey, 8th September, 1910. 
NOTICE is hereby given that an application has 
been made by the North Coast Steam Navigation 
Company (Limited) for an extension of the term of 
their Special Lease 4,391, Kempsey, of about 34 
perches below high-water mark, in the parish of Yar- 
ravel, county of Dudley. 

V... Bs RILEY, 
Acting District Surveyor. 


[1748] Local Land Board Office, 

Dubbo, 12th September, 1910. 
ATTENTION is invited to an application made by G. 
Leonard Brown for permission to erect a rabbit-net- 
ing fence across the road separating portions 5 and 
112, parish cf Carwell, county of Leichhardt, Land 
District of Coonamble, and to dispense with erection 
of gate thereat. 

Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 


‘at the Offices of the Iecal Land Board, Dubbo, and 


the Crown Land Agent, Coonamble. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the District Surveyor, Dubbo, not 
later than 12th October, 1910. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Coonamble at its next sitting. 

FJ: HE. BOOTLE, 
Acting District Surveyor. 


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14 Supr., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WAT.ES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 


No. 140. 5115 


[1349] 


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Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


SALE OF AN IMPROVEMENT LEASE. 


FRIDAY, 28rn OOTOBER, 1910. 


The lease will be offered under the provisions of the Orown Lands Acts and Regulations, and will be subject to the special 


S Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that a lease of the undermentioned 
Crown Lands will be offered for sale by public auction by the Crown Lands Agent at GUNNEDAH, at 12 o'clock noon on 


conditions set out at the foot of the Scheduie hereto attached, and to the following conditions, provisions, covenants, and reservations :— 
The term of the lease will be 21 years (subject to the conditions hereinafter set forth). 
The purchaser will be required to pay at the time of sale the rent of the lease for the first year. 


The rent for the second and every succeeding year of the lease shall be paid annually in advance to the Treasurer of the State of” 
New South Wales, before the date in each year corresponding to the date of the execution of the lease. If not so paid, the lease will be 


liable to forfeiture. ; 


The boundaries and area shown on exhibited design of the block which have not been or are only partially surveyed are approximate 


only, and are subject to any modification, alteration, and adjustment consequent on survey. 


No, of Block. 


8. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
DanD DisrRior AND PLACE oF SALE—GUNNEDAGH. 
Within Ghoolendaadi Resumed Area No. 6374 (non-renewed). 


2 Character and Value of 
sg, | , Upset Improvements. Character of Land, Soil, Timber, Water Supply, &c., 

County. | Parish. | 5 | Annual | Survey aT, Nearest Town, Situation, Locality, &c., Shire. 
ge Rent Fee. Approxi- and distance therefrom. 
& per Block. Character. mate 
< Value. 

Acres,| £ 6. d.| £8. d. : : 
1581 | Pottinger) Denison |1,180/ 916 8/11 0 0 aa The area fronts Cullingal or Kerringle Creek; country! Liverpool 
level and undulating; parts sandy arable loam, poor; Plains, 


West. 


sandy soil, and poor spuey soil; timbered with thick 
black box, cypress pine, heavy ironbark, white gum, 
apple, myall, and some forest vak, thick old man 
scrub, some wattle, dense cypress pine, and thick 
forest oak scrub; grasses—Rough corkscrew and 
coarse bamboo; temporary water supply in Kerringle 
Creek, and an underground supply is also obtainable 
| there by sinking at a shallow depth. Mean annual 
rainfall at Boggabri, 224 inches. Rabbits and wild 
dogs exist. Boggabri town and railway station distant 
25 miles. 


[Oce. 1910-7,474] 


-ally destroy all noxious 


Designs of the land proposed to be leased may be seen at the Offices of the Local Land Board, Tamworth; Land Agont, Gunnedah; and at the Information 


Bureau, Department of Lands, Bent-street, Sydney. 


Sproran Conprrions, &¢., ATTACHED To Brook No. 1,581. 


1. The Lessee shall leave firebelts three (3) chains 
wide within the area leased along all boundaries of 
the lease but the scrub and undergrowth three (3) 
inches or less in diameter which would form a harbour 
for rabbits shall he 
destroyed 


2. The Lessee shall except on the firebelts effectu- 
weeds and all non-edible 


and other noxious animals 


serub 


3. The Lessee shall carefully preserve all edible 
scrub subject. to the provision that the Minister for 
Lands, may grant permission for a specified period 
to cut lop or whip these scrubs for stock-feeding pur- 
poses in times of drought 


4. The Lessee shall carefully preserve all straight 
cypress pine and ironbark trees of six (6) inches or 
over in diameter measured at three (3) feet from the 
ground which in the opinion of the Forest Officer are 
useful or likely to be useful for fencing mining or 
building purposes or for railway sleepers 


5. The Lessee shall also carefully preserve sufficient 
trees in clumps for purposes of shade and shelter the 
area of such clumps to be not less than five (5) per 
cent. of the area of the lease subject to the provision 
that the Minister for Lands may grant permission to 
lop or whip these trees for stock-feeding purposes in 
times of drought 


6. The Lessee shall under the supervision of the 
Forest Officer or his deputy who shall be paid by the 
Lessee at the rate of eight shillings (8s.) per day 
thin out by ringbarking or otherwise all straight and 
useful (or that promise to be useful) pine and iron- 
bark saplings and trees under six (6) inches in 
diameter measured at three (3) feet from the ground 
to distances of not more than twelve (12) feet apart 
and shall select the best saplings or trees for preserva- 
tion 

7. The Lessee shall not cut or remove any timber 
for sale or otherwise except as before provided 


8. The Lessee shall destroy all trees and saplings 
not exempted by the previous conditions by ring- 
barking or otherwise 


9. The Lessee shall begin operations mentioned in 
the previous conditions within three (3) months from 
the commencement of the lease During the first year 
of the lease the Lessee shall operate on not less than 
one-tenth (4) of the total area leased and during 
each of the succeeding nine (9) years the Lessee shall 
operate on an additional one-tenth (7) of the total 
area leased so that the whole area shall be dealt with 
as prescribed in the foregoing conditions within ten 
(10) years from the commencement of the lease After 
any part of the land has been cleared of scrub and 
undergrowth the Lessee shall keep it clear and after 
any part of the land has been ringbar}ed the Lessee 
shall keep it free from suckers and seedlings except 
seodlings of species of trees referred to in clauses 4 
and 6 which may however be continuously thinned out 
to the distances. specified in clause 6 


10. The Lessee shall collect and stack all thinnings 
fallen timber or scrub in neat heaps at the discretion 
of the Worest Officer and shall clear them off year 
by year during the currency of the lease and if in so 
doing the Lessee uses fire such Lessee shall prevent 
the spread of fire therefrom extending to and injuring 
the standing timber or the adjacent country 


11. The Lessee shall give the District Forester not 
less than three (3) weeks nor more than six (6) weeks’ 
notice in writing of the Lessee’s intention to com- 
mence the work of ringbarking clearing scrubbing or 
burning off and shall indicate the position and extent 
of the country proposed to be operated upon and the 
length of time which it is considered the work will 
occupy and shall from time to time on a stoppage or 
cessation of the work for a longer period than seven 
(7) days give the District Forester not less than three 
(3) weeks’ notice in writing of the Lessee’s intention 
to renew and continue the operations of ringbarking 
clearing scrubbing or burning off 


12. The Lessee shall within three (3) months from 
the commencement of the lease take effective steps 
to destroy rabbits wallabies wild dogs dingoes wild 
pigs foxes and other noxious animals and shall con- 
tinue to do so during the whole remaining term of 
the lease to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands 


5116 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. [14 Sepr., 1910. 


SALE OF AN IMPROVEMENT LHEASE—continued. 


SproiaL Conpitions, &c., arracnrp To Brock No. 1,581—continued. 


13. The Lessee shall not overstock the land under 
lease either wholly or in part the decision as to over- 
stocking to rest with the Minister 


14. The Lessee shall maintain all Crown improve- 
ments and all improvements effected under these con- 
ditions upon the land leased in good order and con- 
dition during the whole term of the lease 


15. The right of the Crown to enter at any time 
the land under lease and to improve the timber 
thereon in such a manner as the Minister for Lands 
may think fit is reserved 


16. The Lessee and two (2) sureties resident in the 
State approved by the Minister for Lands shall within 
three (3) months after the commencement of the lease 
enter into a bond in the penal sum of one hundred 
pounds (£100) for the due performance of all the fore- 
going conditions 


17. The Minister for Lands shall have the power to 
charge the Lessee any sum not exceeding twenty-five 
pounds (£25) as a fine for any breach of the foregoing 
conditions which he may not consider as sufficiently 
grave to warrant forfeiture 


18. In the event of the whole or any part or parts of 
a reserve within the land leased being revoled the 
Governor may withdraw for settlement the whole cr 
any part or parts of the land leased comprised within 
such reservation without compensation provided that 
in respect of the improvements effected under the 
terms of this lease the Lessee shall be entitled to 
receive a proportion of any payment for such improve- 
ments which may be made hereafter by an incoming 
tenant in terms of section 1 of the Crown Lands Act 
of 1898 Such proportion shall be ascertained by 
multiplying the sum. representing the said payment 
by a fraction. of which the numerator shall be the 
unexpired term of the lease and the denominator 
the original term of the lease In any improvements 
effected in terms of a special consent hereafter given 
by the Minister for Lands the Lessee shall have 
tenant-right as defined in section No. 51 of the Crown 
Lands Act of 1895 


19. The Governor may by notice in the Government 
Gazette— 


(a) at any time and from time to time withdraw 
any land required or deemed to be required 
for mining or mining purposes residential 
lease saw-mill site or for any public purpose 

(b) and may in addition to the power contained 


in Condition No. 18 at any time and from 
time to time withdraw the whole or any part 


or parts of the land for purposes of settle- 


ment in the event of a railway or tramway 
being constructed within fifteen (15) miles 
of any part of the land leased 


(c) and may in addition to the power contained 
in Condition No. 18 at any time and from 
time to time withdraw the whole or any part 
or parts of the land for the purposes cf 
settlement if the Minister is of opinion after 
report by the Local Land Board that such 
land may be profitably occupied for agricul- 
tural purposes and every such withdrawal 
may include any land which the Minister 
may deem necessary to secure uniformity in 
design of subdivision or to provide suitable 
agricultural holdings and 


(d) may also in addition to the power con- 
tained in Condition No. 18 at any time and 
from time to time after the expiration of 
fifteen (15) years from the commencement of 
the lease withdraw the whole or any part 
or parts of the land for purposes of settle- 
ment 


without in any case compensation except for the 
Lessee’s interest in improvements on the land so 
withdrawn Such compensation in respect of the 
improvements effected in terms of this lease shall be 
ascertained by multiplying a sum representing the 
fair value of the improvements by a fraction of which 
the numerator shall be the unexpired term of the 
lease and the denominator the original term of the 
lease and in case of other improvements effected by 
the Lessee in terms of a special consent given by the 
‘Minister for Lands the compensation shall be the fair 
value of such improvements Provided that in all 
cases the fair value referred to shall be the value of 
the improvements to an incoming settler at the date 


of withdrawal provided that such value shall not in 
any case exceed their cost The compensation shall 
be appraised by the Local Land Board or by the Land 
Appeal Court on appeal or reference The Lessee 
shall be deemed to have a right of appeal and the 
Minister shall be deemed to have a right of reference 
of the Board’s appraisement to the Land Appeal 
Court and for this purpose the appraisement shall 
be deemed to be an appraisement under the provisions 
of section 6 of the Crown Lands Act of 1889 upon the 
withdrawal of any land under this condition or Con- 
dition No. 18 a reduction of the annual rent shall be 
made proportionate to the area withdrawn 


20. Upon expiration of the lease by effluxion of time 
the Lessee shall have tenant-right as defined in the 
Crown Lands Act of 1895 in such improvements as 
may be effected after the consent of the Minister for 
Lands has been obtained but shall not have tenant- 
right or ownership in scrubbing clearing ringbarking 
suckering or other improvements effected in terms of 
this lease 


21. Any holder of a current miner’s right while 
following the occupation of a miner or prospector may 
graze upon this lease such horses or other animals as 
may be necessary for his subsistence and for the carry- 
ing on of prospecting cr mining 


22. The Lessee shall not transfer assign or sublet 
or grant agistment rights without having first ob- 
tained the Minister’s consent in writing and if any 
stock not owned by the Lessee shall be found depastur- 
ing on the said land the presence and depasturing of 
such stock shall be prima facie evidence of a sublet- 
ting of the land under lease 


23. The Lessee shall not cultivate any part of the 
land leased without first obtaining the Minister’s 
consent in writing 


24, The lease is subject to the reservation of all 
public rights or roads and to the provisions of section 
111 of the Crown Lands Act of 1884 

2). The lease shall be deemed to be a lease for 
pastoral purposes within the meaning of the Mining 


Act of 1906 and as such shall be subject to the opera- - 


tions of that Act 


26. All persons duly authorised shall have full right 
to enter upon the land at any time within reasonable 
hours during the currency of the lease for the purpose 


of cutting and removing timber without interference 


by the Lessee and the Lessee shall provide convenient 
gateways or openings where required for this purpose 
or where directed by the Minister or by any officer 
authorised by the Minister in that behalf and permit 
timber-getters to camp and graze their teams within 
the lease subject to the provisions of section 20 of the 
Forestry Act of 1909 : 


27. For all improvements on the land whether 
Crown property or not the Lessee shall pay their 
capital value as provided in section 44 of the Crown 
Lands Act of 1889 or with the consent of the Minister 
rent for the use of the improvements the property of 
the Crown may be paid as provided in section 10 of 
the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act 1899 


28. The Lessee shall when called upon pay all costs 
of preliminary action report and inspection 


29. Instructions will be given within a reasonable 
time after the issue of the lease for survey if neces- 
sary to be effected but the Crown -will not be respon- 
sible in any way for any delay or failure to effect 
survey of the lease ° 


30. In the event of the area of the Lease being 
found to be different to that herein mentioned the 
rent shall be subject to any adjustment consequent 
upon any increase in or diminution of area 

31. As the land included within the block is wholly 
within a reserve from sale and as the law provides 
that no application for a homestead selection shall be 
confirmed for land included in any reserve from sale 
the Lessee is warned not to erect a dwelling-house or 
to effect improvements with the object of obtaining a 
homestead selection under the provisions of section 27 
of the Crown Lands Act of 1895 as land within a 
reserve from sale is not available for that purpose 


32. In the event of any of these conditions provisions 
or covenants not being complied with in the manner 
specified the lease will be liable to forfeiture and 
on forfeiture all improvements effected by the Lessee 
shall become the property of the Crown without com- 
pensation 


—— 


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14 Sepr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 140. 5117 


[1433 } Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910, 


FORFEITURE OF SPECIAL LEASES, 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that the Special Leases specified herouuder, are declared forfeited for non-payment of 
rent on Sp. Ls. 2,500, Moree, and for non-payment of rent and non-fulfilment of conditions on Sp. Ls. 1907-5, Grafton, in 


accordance with the provisions of the Crown Landa Acts. 


The forfeiture will take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 


S. W. MOORE. 


No. of No. of Name and Address of | Land District and Annual 
Lease. Papers. Lessee. Application No. @ Locality of Lease. Area. Purpose: Rent, 
Ms, La. &. I: Ps £8. d, 
oor see 1910-8724 | Perkins, William, of] 1907-5, Grafton ...) Fronting Orara River, adjoining portion 14 east 4 3 0| Grazing... 1 05 
Nana Glen. of road from Grafton to Coramba, parish; (#bout). 
Bagawa, county Fitzroy, shire Dorrigo. j 
2500 11928 | Moore, Thomas Fitz-| 1898-16, Moree ...| Portion 36, parish Willimill, county Stapylton, 6 0 O| Sawmill ... ea Ra) aU 
gerald, cf Whalan, shire Boolooroo, 
Moree, S. 1,095-1,357. 


[1569] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


EXTENSION OF TERMS OF SPECIAL LEASES. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that the terms of the undermentioned Special Leases are hereby extended in 
accordance with the provisions of the 46th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, to the dates mentioned in the 


Schedule. 
8. W. MOORE, 
=» 
SCHEDULE. 
eat: = 
oz | Reg. No. No. of Name and Address | @ é : Purpose Mere O& Tes8e. | Aunual 
es of Application, of Lessee, Situation of Land. Area. of Lease. Rent, 
Pane Papers, From To 
{ { 

Ms. Ls. | at iE ay | 3 | £ ese ds 

4305 | 1910- 7,°49 | 1904-2, Glen | Glen Innes Co-| Allotment 10, section 51, town| 1 vu 254 Drainage sal 1 Jan., 1910) 31 Dec., 1914) 2 0 0 


Inveg,| overative Butter of Glen Innes, parish Gien| 
] Factory Company| Innes, county Gough, Muni-| | 

| : | (Limited), of Glen cipality of Glen Tunes. se 
| Innes, | 
3557 | 1910- 9,613 | 1902-8, Lismore] Griffiths, Isaac, of| Reserve 732, parish Blake-| 86 0 0 | Grazing and 
Boorie Creek, Lis-|, brook, county Rous, shire|(ex.rosd.)| agriculture, 

more, Terania, Sp. L. 146 Gin. | 


1Jan., 1910) 31 Dec., 1912) 1218 0 


\ 


4105 | 1910-11,715 | 1903-1, Port Gamack, James, of} Portien 176, parish Cogo, 34 1 0 | Grazing and 1Jan., 1910) 31 Dec., 1914 7 0 0 
Macquarie Rolland’s Plains, county Macquarie, shire| agriculture. | 
Hastings. M. 3,803-566. 


} | 
2646 |1910- 8,519 1899-5, Young | Haddon, James, of| Portion 7, parish Murringo, 3 0 90 Residence and| 1 Jan., 1910| 31 Dec.,1914) 1 0 0 
Marengo. county Monteagle. M.5,011~ vegetable 
1,780. garden. 


Spzoran ConpDITIONS, PRovistons, ExcePrions, COVENANTS, AND RESERVATIONS. 


Special Lease 4,805, Glen Innes. Glen Innes Co-operative Butter Factory Company (Limited).—The lease shall be sub- 
ject to subsections 1 to 4, 6, 8 to 17, and 20 of Regulation No, 215 (notified 30th March, 1910), and to the following special 
conditions :—(a) The right is reserved to the Minister to terminate the lease upon giving the lessee not less than six months’ 
notice in writing to that effect. If the lease is terminated by the exercise of the foregoing reserved right, no compensation will 
be allowed; but the lessee may, subject to approval of the Minister, remove any movable improvements effected by or at the 
expense of the lessee during the currency of the lease, provided he does so within three months after the termination of the lease.° 
(b) The lessee shall keep the land clear of all noxious scrub, plante, or weeds during the currency of the lease. (c) The lessee 
shall keep the existing fencing in good order and repair during the carrency of the lease. (d) A breach of any of the above 
conditions will render the lease liable to forfeiture. 


Special Lease 3,567, Lismore. Isaac Griffiths.--‘The lease shall be subject to subsections 1, 2, 4, 6, 8 to 12, 15, 16, and 20 
of Pegulation No. 215 (notified 30th March, 1910), and to the following special conditions :—(a) The right is reserved to the 
Minister to terminate the leasé upon giving the lessee not less than six months’ notice in writing to that effect. If the lease is 
terminated by the exercise of the foregoing reserved right, no compensation will be allowed ; but the lessee may, subject to 
approval of the Minister, remove any movable improvements effected by or at the expense of the lessee during the currency of 
the lease, provided he does sv within three months after the termination of the lease. (6) All existing improvements shall be 
maintained in an efficient state of repair, and the land shall, within twelve months from the date of notification in the Government 
Gazette of the granting of the extension of the term of the lease, be cleared of lantana, and shall thereafter be kept clear of same 
during the currency of the lease. (c) A breach of any of the atove conditions will render the lease liable to forfeiture. 


Special Lease 4,105, Port Macquarie. James Gamack.—The lesse shall be subject to subsections 1, 2, 4, 6 to 18, and 20 
of Regulation No. 215 (notified 30th March, 1910), and to the following special conditions:—(a) Where trees have been 
killed by ringbarking, all new growths that may result from the ringbarking shall be destroyed. (2) No part of the land except 
the part west of Bottle Creek shall be cultivated for any other purpose than the growth of pasture graeses. (c¢) The lessee shall, 
within three months from the date of notification io the Government Gazette of the granting of the extension of term of the 
lease, clear the land of fallen timber, noxious scrub, plants, or weeds, and shall thereafter keep the land clear of them during 
the currency of the lease. (d) A breach of any-of the above conditions will render the lease liable to forfeiture. 


Special Lease 2,646, Young. James Haddon.—The lease shall be subject to subsections 1, 2, 4, 6 to 13,15 to 17, and 20 
of Regulation No. 215 (notified 80th March, 1910), and to the following special conditions :—(a) The lessee shall maintain the 
existing fencing in efficient repair during the currency of the lease. (b) The lessee shall keep the land clear of all noxious 
scrub, plants, or weeds, during the currency of the lease. (c) Tho lessee shall reside forthe whole term of the leaso on the 
land leased, or on the adjoining lands owned or legally occupied by him. “Residence ” for the purpose of this condition shall be 
taken to mean continuous and bona fide living on any of the areas mentioned in the preceding sentence as the holder’s usual 
home, without any other habitual residence. (d) The lessee shall keep not less than 1 acre under cultivation for a garden and 
orchard during the currency of the lease. (¢) A breach of any of the above conditions will render the lease liable to forfeiture. 


5118 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. [14 Sepr., 1910. 


rr a a 


— 


ede Department of Lands. PRESS Fo 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


APPLICATION FOR EXTENSION OF TERM OF LEASH FOR A SPECIAL PURPOSE. 


c is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned application has been received for extension of term 

of Special Lease, under the provisions of the 46th section of the Orown Lands Act of 1895, of the land and for the 
purpose hereunder stated, and that it is the intention to grant extension of term of lease, should no sufficient objection be - 
found to exist, after inquiry by the Land Beard and consideration by the Minister. 


Any objections will receive due consideration if lodged in writing with the District Surveyor for the Land Board District 


in which the land is situated on or before the date specified in each case hereunder. 
58. W. MOORE. 


| Porpiee Local Land Board Date 
Applicant. Locality of Land applied for. Ares, Her Ruse bees osbnoneaiey a cite bps 
sth Fiz eee lodged. may be lodged. 
a. Y. p. 
The Lord Bishop of Newcastle) Portion Sp. L. 1901-19, parish 0 1 12 | Jetty ...| Maitland | 24 Sept,, 1919 
Sp. L. 3,441, Newcastle). Stockton, county Gloucester. 
[1740] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF A SCRUB LEASE. 
i is hereby notified, for public information, that the forfeiture of the Scrub Lease specified in the annexed Schedule which 


was gazetted on the 29th December, 1909, has been absolutely reversed. 
8S. W. MOORE. 


. eet a of aromas ape Gress of Land District. County, Parishes, Shire. Area, Anne 
Es SS A ah a ENE Seah ed BSAA PIRMMIMGaG GAKALLIs da A cack Gok 
Occ. a. iP De £ 8. p. 
237 1910-8928 | Berry, Walter, of| Nyngan ...| Flindere...) Bumbaldry | Lachlan /19,680° O° 0; 40 Ty 1 
Woodview, Trundle. and Oberon. : ; 
{1771] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


ADDITION UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 35, CROWN LANDS (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1908, OF VACANT 
CROWN LANDS TO SURUB LEASE No. 166, LAND DISTRICT CF MORERK, GRANTED UNDER SHOTION 35 OF 
THE CROWN LANDS ACT OF 1889. 
T is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 35 of the Crown Lands (Amendment) 4ct, 
1908, the land (24 acres) specified in the subjoined Schedule is added to and now forms’part of Scrub Lease No. 166, Lond 
District of Moree, granted under the provisions of section 35 of the Crown Lands Act of 1889. 
It is also notified that such area is added at an annual rental of £1, subject to the same conditions as are now attached to Scr: b 
Lease 166, so far as they now apply, and to the special conditions specified hereunder. 


8. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF Morzeg, 


Present Annual 
Total Area Rental for 


County. Parish, Area added. of Description of Area added. Shire. wholW/Area of 
Lease. the Lease. 
Acres. Acres. iar eB. Ge 
Courallie....| Terry-Hie- 24 4,738 | The Crown Lands within the following boundaries: Commen-| Boolooroo...| 59 O 10 
Hie. cing at the north-east corner of scrub lease No. 166, on the 


south boundary of portion 7, at the intersection of the 
western side of the road from Moree to Terry-Hie-Hie ; and 
thence by part of the eastern boundary of that scrub lease, 
being the western side of that road south-easterly and south- 
westerly to the north boundary of portion 11; thence by 
part of that portion east to Weah Waa Creek; thence by 
that creek downwards to the south-east corner of portion 7 
aforesaid ; and thence by part of the south boundary of that 
portion west, to the point of commencement,—exclusive of 
roads and portions 12 and 13. 


[Oce, 1910-4,043] 
SprcraL CONDITION ATTACHED TO ADDED ABERA OF 24 AORES. _ 


(1) The area (24 acres) added to the Scrub Lease shall be open to the use of bona fide trayellersjwithout interference or annoyar o@ 
by the lessee, / 


ae 


14 Sepr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. 5119 


[1660] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 14th Sepetmber, 1910. 


FORFEITED CONDITIONAL PURCHASES AND CONDITIONAL LEASES. 


‘AT OTICE is hereby giventhat the undermentioned portions of Crown Lands, conditionally purchasesd under the Crown Lands Acts, as 
well as any Conditional Leases made in virtue thereof, and all rights attached to such purchases or leases, are hereby declared 

forfeited through non-fulfilment of the condition of residence or improvements; but. such forfeiture shall not take effect until the 

expiration of thirty clear days after this notification. 

. 8S. W. MOORE. 


Lon 


Shire. County. Parish, ‘ Bs Charting No.|LeaseNo.| Papers. 


AB | nto, | RBS | ane 


Section 
of 
the Act 

Port’ 


HASTERN DIVISION. 
District or Brarwoop. 


Acres, C.8. 
1909- 14) Hardy, John William,| 29 ary 100 26 | Talegenge ..| St. Vincent ..{ Wog Wog rf 61 | ¥: ea 1909- 9 | 1910-17800 


jun. 
DistRict oF EpEn. C.8. 
loor- 1 | Jones, Thomas ... ...( 4 April,1907] 40 | 26 {Imlay .. ..( Auckland ...{ Cobra w{ 83 ] A, 3278-2098] 0... f 1910-14844 
DistRict OF GRAFTON. ® C.8. 
1906- 60 { Duffy, Edward Martin...) 19 July, 1906 40 | 26 | Harwood ..{ Clarenca ..| Woombah ,..] 179 | ©, 2228-1597 1907-51 | 1910-18208 
DisTRict oF KEMPSEY. C.S. 


1908- 75 { Dunn, Bertie Lochiel ...| 16 July, 1908 | 80 | 26 | Macleay ...{ Dudley... -.| Yarrabandinni] 204 | D. 1794-1505| 1908-56 ; 1910-18297 


DistRicT oF LISMORE. Misc. — 
1903- 15) Norris, William Charles) 28 April, 1903; 40a.1r.] 26 | Tintenbar ...| Rous ... «.| Newrybar ..{ 60 | R, 5459-1750 seoeee | 1910- 9174 
; Do , aS Ane iL 89 42 do fy do --| Ballina e| 103 R. 4124 , oda tee i. 
1906- 5 Do -., 15 Mar., 1606 120 42 do oe do «| Newrybar .,/207 &| R, 4846 ,, Seiian 3 
a | 208. C.8. 
1908- 7 | Wickham, EKdward 20 Feb., 1908] $2a.2r.} 26 | Terania pak do ..| Terania ooo] 42. R. A677 1 eosese | 1910-14434 
Mfc Charles. 
District oF MAITLAND. C.S. 
1907- 10 { Mitchell, Francis James; 7 Mar., 1907 60 26 ) Cessnock ...{ Northumber- [ Milfield’ seer boo: 1) Ne eos pes mes ue 8604 
Daniel. land. : 
31908- 20 Do- e-.| 23 July, 1908 37 42 do ix do ei do «| 154 | N. 4123 4 ae noe ss 
as District oF Port MacquaRiz. C.8. 
1905- 16! Claven, Andrew ... | 3 Aug., 1905 50 26 { Hastings ~-| Macquarie ...| Queen’s Lake...| 43 { M, 2352- 666 Sesiees 1910-19729 
1908- 106 | Downes, Ambrose _—...|_ 8 Oct., 1908| 320 | 26 do wal St dp ...| Prospect —_...|34, 35,, M. 4509 , | 1... i 19728 
& 56, 
DIsTRICT OF QUEANBEYAN. C.S. 
1905- 28 | Cavanagh, Patrick Aaron| 27 July, 1995, 230 | 26 1 Yarrowlumla...| Cowley «ef Maas wn eo} 39 | C. 1517-1793] 1905-29 | 1910-19715 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
District oF PARKES. C8. 


1908-3 | Stevenson, George Imlay| 20 Feb., ae 18. | Pct | Goobang ..| Ashburnham ..,{ Currajong cafe = A. eae senieed [ Fores ah426 
p. 718. 


[1749] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


FORFEITED CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASES. 


ibe is hereby notified that the Conditional Purchase Leases specified in the following Schedule are hereby declared forfeited through 
non-fulfilment of the conditions of residence or improvements, but such forfeiture shall not take effect; until thirty clear days after this 
publication. 
S. W. MOORE. 


No. of 
ae Name of Applicant, | ‘Ataaiontos, Area, Shire, | County. | Parish. Por. No. ee Papers. 
; EASTERN DIVISION. 
District oF BELLINGEN. 
Acres. 
1908-125 | Faulke,JamesHenry .. .  «../ 29 Oct., 1908...| 1824 { Dorrigo --| Fitzroy | Gundar «| 21 { 7 | 1910-20,2¢9 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


District oF MoREz. 


1908- | Fing, Robert... wee awe 7 23 April, mH 8,590 er w.| Courallie —.., 


: & 142, 
SSE LL Re PEN Ree PATEL PSS RAN TE Sr SE ES ST AT ee ee STE a eens eee ere a 


Biniguy "| 29, 138, | 107 | 1910-19,036 


‘«@ 


5120 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. [14 Supr., 1910. 


1739 Department of Lands 
: Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF EXECUTION OF A LEASE UNDER IMPROVEMENT CONDITIONS, UNDER SECTION 23 OF THE 
CROWN LANDS ACT AMENDMENT ACT, 1903, AND THE CROWN LANDS (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1908. 


Notice is hereby given that the undermentioned Lease under improvement conditions was, on the 30th August, 1910, executed by 
His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, and has been forwarded to the Crown Land Agent at Taree, for delivery to the lessee. 


The lessee is required to take delivery of the lease and give a receipt in writing for the same on Form 52, within three months 
from the date of this notice, failing which the Minister may declare the lease to be null and void, and any sums paid on account of the 
lease forfeited to the Crown. 

The lessee shall pay the rent for the first year of the lease within three months from this date, and the annual rent thereafter 
must be paid yearly in advance to the Treasurer of the State of New South Wales, on or before the 29th August, and if 
not so paid the lease will be liable to forfeiture. 


The lessee must pay to the Crown Land Agent at the time of delivery of the lease a lease fee of one pound (£1), together with the 
amount of stamp duty, viz., two shillings and sixpence (2s. 6d.). 
8. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanv Disteict AND Pack oF DELIVERY—TARER. 


No. of 
a i MP, da Approxi Term of Lease. Apna 
9. of | No. of ame an ress “+ Annual | Survey ease 
Papers. | Lease. of Lessee. ree Rent. Fee. included County. Parish. Shire, 
: From To in the 
Leare, 
| 
Occ. Acres. So afe O 1910. 1917, 
1910-8342 10 Hugh McKinnon, of Glen Nara, Nabiac 120 Lao. a0 Nil 30 Aug. ..] 29 Aug. ...| 80,128 | Gloucester,. Weck e Manning, 
et ae auk, 
{1741} Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 14th September, 1910, 
NOTICE OF APPROVAL OF A RESIDENTIAL LEASE. 


lh OTICE is hereby given that, subject to the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and the Regulations thereunder, His Excellency the 
Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has approved of the granting of a Residential Lease of the Crown Lands 
specified in the annexed Schedule, in satisfaction of the application particlarised therein, and subject to the conditions hereunder stated. 


The rent for subsequent years must be paid to the Crown Land Agent, Bathurst, on or before the 13th September 
in each year, and if not so paid the lease will be liable to forfeiture. 


The lessee must enter into occupation of the land on or before the expiration of three (3) months from this date, and make his usual 
and only home upon the land during the currency of the lease ; and must also, within twelve (12) months from date hereof, erect such 
buildings and fences as shall be necessary to an actual residence upon and beneficial use of the land, if the same have not already been 
erected. 


The lessee shall keep the land leased free from briars and noxious weeds during the currency of the lease. 


The lessee is to hold a miner’s right continuously during the currency of the lease. 


es S. W. MOORE, 
SOHEDULH EEFERRED TO. 
Lanp Districr or Batruurst, SHIRE OF OBEERON. 
0 Term of L mee 
No.of erm of Lease, , | Paid to Land Amount | A t 
Applicati Reg. Gold or Agentas | Amount moan 
cadiaatent Woot Name and Address County. Parish. | Mineral Ares, ————~ | Annual} deposit, pee peat which 
its receipt | pay of Lessee. Field 4 Rent, | ®urvey fee, |p first year’s | May be 
by Lan WAAL : From To and xpenses.) “rent. {refunded 
Agent, provisional 
rent. 
| =, 
Occ. &. Ty ps, ||, 1910) 1924. ;£e.vids | Ly8e. 0. | 78.8. do) 6 eo aie Sed. 
1909-4, | 1910-7586] Murphy, Michael, of| Westmore-| Jocvlyn...| Oberon... 12200 (|14 Sept.|13 Sept} 1 5 uv} 413 4} 3 14/] 15 0/0 70 
16 June. Wiseman’s Creek. land. (portion 40), | 
W. 3875-1502.) * 
{1772} Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 
EXTENSION OF TERM OF A RESIDENTIAL LEASE. 


ie is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has approved that the 
term of the Residential Lease hereunder specified be extended under the provisions of section 21 of the Crown Lands Act 
Amendment Act, 1903, to the date mentioned in the subjoined Schedule, subject to the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and 


Regulations, 
8. W. MOORE. 
Lanp District oF GUNDAGAI; SHIRE oF ADJUNGBILLY. 
3! goat | au Extended Texen 
3 o| Gazette notice or of Lease. 
‘a¢é granting Reg. No. of Name and Address County. Parish. Mineral Area. AnEmal 
s \3| Residential Papers. of Lessee. Field ‘ Rent. 
Lease. _From— wo 
| 
Oce. a, ¥. p. £8. d.| 1909. 1922, 
136 | 6 April, 1894...) 1910-8247 | Field, Thomas, cf South Gun-| Wynyard| South Gun-| Gundagai 9 2381 6 1 8| 6 April.| 5 April. 
' | dagai, dagai, Extended. |(pors. 13, 14315, 17, 
18,19, and 38]. 
| W. 3,725-2,119). 


14 Sspr.,1910.} , . NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. 5121 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


(1668) 


: . ' FORFEITED HOMESTEAD SELECTIONS. 


N OTIOH is hereby given that, in: pursuance of the provisions of section 16 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, the interest of the 
_ Applicants for the Homestead Selections specified in the following Schedule.is hereby declared forfeited through noti-fulfilment of 
the conditions of residence or improvements, but such forfeiture shall not take effect until thirty clear days after this publication. 


S. W. MOORE. 
SCHEDULE. 
cour _ Selector. | gate ot roi sogte, cy the Shire. | County. ~| Parish, Postion a bie ie Parers 
eee ell i ag | A iat» ae 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
/ ) hae District oF Lismors. ; ae 
1908- 2 | McQuilty, John | 23 July, 1908 1655 3 0 14 Woodburn | Richmond {4.0} Riley «| Ms My 103 =-.744 { 1026 | 191u-14 v3 
3 | McQuilty, Willian ...} 23. ,, see 2E1, 10 Oden 14 do ~ do “| do is Says Ten) Fania E1066, | 17,1 4 
4 | McQuilty, Edward .../ 23 , ~ | 207 2 0 (airtaes) ehista@ok £ 2 do | do Pp aa i | 1056 | 17,505 
Districr oF MAITLAND. - Cs. 
1908-24 | Newton, Thomas .../ 11 June, P| 15 2 if 14 | Cessnoe'x $.. hemes eek Heddon = 235 | N, 4103-2111 | 1023 eso 
1909- 8 | Dial, John Thomas...! 27 May, 1009! 170 0| 14 | do oS] do -.| do «| 808 | N.4099 , 1023 19,829 
roe District or Morcya. C.8. 


1909- 3 | McDonald, John | 21 Oct., ar 15 0 %f 14 | Eurobodalla | Dampier | Noorooma ...| 485 | D, 2240-1618) 738 1910-18,216 
David. | oh | 


———— 


oF 
[1661] Department of Lands, 
: Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


GRANTING OF OCCUPATION LICENSES. 


c is hereby notified, for general information, that Occupation Licenses have been granted of the lands specified below, in accordance 
with the provisions of the‘Crown Lands Acts and Regulations. 


The licenses are subject to all the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations, and also subject to the provisions of the 
Pastures Protection Acts and any Regulations thereunder, to the Forestry Act of 1909, and particularly to the conditions, provisions, 
covenants, and reservations notified in the Government Gazettes specified hereunder. : 

The license fees for each year must be paid annually in advance, before the 1st December, to the Treasurer of the 
State of New South Wales, and if not so paid, the licenses shall be deemed not to have been renewed in accordance with the provisions of 
the 81st section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884. 


The terms of the licenses are from the dates of purchase by auction sale to the 31st December, 1910. 


: = . | | | Amoant Amount | l © = : 
Number ; q Rate per Annual |,P3id from DEY able obebs 
Papers, of Occupation | sueenre and ie $ section Gounties. Parishes’ Ticenac date . Sale take oie of Howe lz 8 g'e = 
License. | oASs a of Fee. , ape a acquired. jAS San 
wane 640 acres, | Sist Dec., | 31st Dec., as pax 
< | 1910. 1910, | oa 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
” . ~ 
: Laxp Districts or ARMIDALE AND Watcnua; Surtees or Apstey, Doumarrsa, AND Gostwyox. 
Oce. r : Acres. £ s..d. Sass a. tite a £ 8. d. 1910. 
1910~$121 { 1104, Lot No.144../ George Bloomfield 68500 | © 6 9) Sandon j Merrigalah, Mihi 36 2 6 | 1318 5 | 13 13 2{/ By auction) 13 Jury. 
Waller, of Walla- | and. Enmore, Tiverton, sale on the 
ringa, Paterson, , Vernon.) Cooney, Ferry- | | 16th Aug,, 
: -- | man, Gill, Winter- | 19lv, 
beurne, and | | , } 
Shasta. Amount | to ercdit of licensee, fs. |"d. 


Lanp District oF TENTERFIEID; Sine OF TENTERFIELD. 


1910-8389 | 1105, Lot No. 820..; William Lewisy 4,150] 1 0 0 
| Kinam, of Mary- 


3910. 


Buller ...) Clarence 2) By auction| 29 July. 


for) 
© 
fo" 3) 
to 
ao 
— 
° 
to 
oa 


| 


| sale on the} 
| land. | 24th Aug.,| 
| 1910. 

= Cie ad py Rech do 20 gee 


} 
| 
| 
Sy 1106, Lot No.821..) William Einam, of} 7,675 | 1 0 0 do ...| Cataract ... | 11 19 10 
Maryland. | | | 


ee 


[1750] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 
REVERSAL OF ANNULLING OF SALES BY AUCTION OF CROWN LAND. 


eget is hereby given that the annulling of the’ Auction Sales hereunder particularised, which was notified in the Government 
Gazette of 6th October, 1909, has been reversed. 
S. W. MOORE. 


bona ScHEDUI. 
le dil Place of Sale, | Date of Sale. | Parish. | County. |Town or Village.| Portion. | Lot. Section. Purchaser, | Shire. 
Aln. | } 
1910-12499 | Finley ... -.| 14 Sept., 1906...) Finley oso] DOMISOM 5,10) ode ise'ses deceevead’ “| 74, 76,77 $781? Uilicecves cas «ee | James Lewis. ...| Berrigan (8) 


No, 140, 14 Sepremper, 1910,—7. 


5122 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. [14 Sxpr., 1910. 


1645 Department of Lands, 
He , Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to approve of — | 
H the following amended Form No. 145 in substitution for that at present in force bearing the same yf 
number under the Crown Lands Acts (Ml. 1910-8,324). S, W, MOORE, 


_ 


Form 145. 
CROWN LANDS (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1908. 


Application for permission to transfer by way of Sale, Mortgage, Lease or otherwise, a 
Conditional Purchase, Conditional Purchase Lease, Special Conditional Purchase 
Lease, Homestead Selection, or Settlement Lease. 


' Received by me this day of i) ae 
together with deposit of ten shillings (10s.).: 


Crown Lands Agent 
at 


IN pursuance of Section 25 of the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1908. 
I 


’ 

of ‘being the holder of (a) (a) State class of 
specified in the Schedule hereunder, hereby apply for the holding to be 
permission of the Minister for Lands to transfer such holding by way of (6) hg tere. eS 
for a period of (c) to ‘ ™ Vie ” sii 
of who has made the subjoined declaration marked “ B gage,” ‘or bilicrwinel 
herein. Declaration marked “A” herein has been made by me. (c) If by way of leasey 
SCHEDULE state term thereof, 

No. of C.P., | 
C.P.L.,S.C.P.L., District. Area. Date of Selection. Parish. County. 

HLS., or 8.L itt te. : 


Signature of proposed Transferor. 


a’ 


DECLARATION “A” BY PROPOSED TRANSFEROR, 


I, (d) | (4) Name in full, 
of (¢) (f) (e) Address. 

being the holder of (g) N 0. (7) Occupations. 
Land District of . hereby declare that the (9) State class of 


several answers to the questions in Schedule hereto are true and correct in every particular, holding. 
ScHEDULE To DeEcLARATION ‘‘ A.” 


1. What are your reasons for wishing to 
transfer? State fully. | 


2. How long have you been in residence upon 7 
the holding you wish to transfer ? 

Se ee eT ee. ee eee a ee ee Se mame 

3. What improvements are upon the land and 

what is their value? Which of them were 

effected by you? 


4. What is the amount of the consideration 
money agreed upon? . 


5. Is any other consideration to be given 
besides money? If so, give full particulars. 


And I make this solemn declaration as to the matters aforesaid according to 


the law in this, behalf made, and subject. to the punishment by law provided for any 
wilfully false statement in any such declaration. ae 


(Signature of Deelara tpl iabvmtesis <i scolis asa aa 
Made before me at , this 


day of 191 , - 


(A Justice of the Peace, Commissioner for taking A fidavits) 
Notary Public or Land Agent.) 


| 


_- give particulars. 


14 Surr.,1910.} ©NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. 5123 


ee 


DECLARATION “B” BY PROPOSED TRANSFEREE. 


(h) ase in an of I (h) , of , do hereby solemnly declare and affirm 
t Xs , 

ta) Neshe Pa that I am the person to whom (2) proposes, with the consent of ths 

transferor. Minister for Lands, to transfer the abovementioned holding, that the, transaction 1s 


‘entered into in good faith, and that the Schedule hereunder contains a true statement of 


all lands now held by me under any tenure other than annual tenure. 


SCHEDULE.* - 


Tenure and Holding 
Number. 


RS 


| 


Area. Land District. | ’ Parish, County. 


* Nores.—If the proposed transferee is a married woman not living apart from her husband 
under an order for judicial separation, she shall also declare as to the lands held by her husband, 
and include particulars in the Schedule. 


Lands in other States to be included. 


T do also solemnly declare and affirm that my sole object in acquiring the land is in order that I may 
hold and use.it for my own exclusive benefit according to law: and that the several answers to the questions 
in the Schedule B hereto are true and correct. 


SCHEDULE B. 


1. What is your occupation ? | 


tN 


2. What was the date and the place of your birth? | 


3. If you are not a British subject, how long have you 
resided in New South Wales ? 


_4. How and where have you been employed for the last 
i three years, and in what capacity? ° 


. . . A ) Neel = ee ; SSR ae Oe RE a) 
_5, Are you single, married, widower, or widow? If you) 


have been married, state the age and sex of any 
children who may be living with you, or dependent 
on you, and whether they are in any employment, and 
the nature of such employment. 


6. Are you to be financially assisted by your parents? 
If so, state to what amount or extent, and give 
particulars of any land held by your parents. 


7. Does your wife, or any child mentioned in answer to 
Question 5, own any land? If so, give particulars. 


8. Are there any persons to be maintained by you other 
than your wife and children? Ifso, state who they 
are, their ages, and if employed, state’ in what 
capacity ; also state if they own any land? If they 
do, give particulars. 


9. Do you hold from. the Crown any land requiring 
residence at the present time? Ifso, give particulars. 

10,. Has an application for a Conditional Purchase Lease, 
Special Conditional Purchase Lease, Homestead 
Selection, Original Conditional Purchase, Settlement 

. Lease, or Settlement Purchase, been made by you and 
confirmed (or an Original Homestead Lease, made and 
notified as approved) after June Ist, 1895? If so, 
give particulars. ‘ 


Pe pete toe cxceiens PO CECE eA LR SP DU Ogi RT TR Perce ere en 


11. Are you now or have you ever been the owner of any!| 
Homestead Selections, Settlement Leases, Conditional) 
Purchases, Conditional Leases, Conditional Purchase, 
Leases, Special Conditional Purchase Leases, Settle-| 
ment Purchases, or lands held in fee simple, or under 
any tenure other than annual tenure? If so, give 
particulars of them, and state clearly which of them 
you own at the present time, 


12, When did you divest yourself of the land which you| 
do not now own ? { 


13. Have you taken part in any ballot for Crowa Lands ? 
If so, state how many, and give place and date of 
each. 


saprereatiepstrsenseoee cape ATS Stic | aa ape oe eC 
14, Have you already made any application for Crown 
Land which has not yet been dealt with? If so, 


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5124 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. [14 Sepr., 1910; 


a ee 


mead Kars dikie ei: 


be 7s Baa ee ———$—$$$$—$$$— nt 


15, Do you boda ve Funai in any mater State Uae: ‘thi | 
Commonwealth? If so, give particulars as to area! 
and value. | 

16. What tabaey, plant, or stock, owned by you, can be 
utilised for carrying on farming, dairygng , Or grazing! r) 
pursuits on the land applied for? State w ‘hether 
your stock or plant are encumbered. 


17. What has been your experience in farming, dairying,| 
or grazing ? 


And I make this solemn declaration as to the matters aforesaid according to the law in this behalf made, and 
subject to the punishment by law provided for any wilfully false statement in any such declaration. 


Signature of Declarant,....... sotateniavicn Hi agenienaneaubeges seeosstavaeece 


Made before me at , this 
day of ylOlie 


(A Justice of the Peace, Commissioner for taking A fidavits, 
Notary Public, or Land Agent.) 


[1643] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


ALIGNMENT OF STREETS.—TOWN OF CULCAIRN, CULCAIRN SHIRE No. 72. 


ET T3 Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified, in ‘gues oe with the 
provisions of the 27th section of the Public Roads Act, 1902, that the alignment of the carriage and foot ways of the 
undermentioned streets, in the Town of Culcairn, as set out and defined according to the plan of sueh alignment, shall, for the 
«purposes of the Local Government Act No. 56, and all Ordinances relating to the alignment of streets or public places, be 
deemed to have been set out and defined by the Council of Culcairn Shire within the meaning of section 95 of that Act, and 
that consequently it will not be lawful for any person to erect any building within the said distances so set forth from the 
curb-stone or the exterior edge of the said footways, as delineated on the plan catalogued C, 1-2,590, which has been approved 
by His Excellency the Governor, in conformity with the first-mentioned Act, whieh said plan is kept in the Department of 
Lands for the inspection of the public, . 


[Roads 1908 -527-17] a Ss. W. MOORE. 
SCHEDULE OF STREETS REFERRED TO. 
| 
| | Width of Width of Total 
Name ef Street. | From To Carriage- Each width Remarks. 
H | way. Footway. Re 
| | 
ft pine £thiins ft. in. : 
Douglas-street ...| A point 250 links westerly| Railway-parade hte Wie ice 12 0 fe eas seae grees sanessleinete saneennsayteemsaiecs 
from Kirndcen-street, (south side only.) 
Black-street_. «| MacBean-street es .| A lane 50 links wide ... 42) Oa 12 0 66 0 
Albert-street «| A point 250 links westerly MacBean-street oe 42 0 12 0 c6 0 
from Kirndeen-street. y f 
Henty-street «| MacBean-street —... «| Railway-parade aes 7p ys) 14 0 99 0 “Culcaira Hotel,” fence and 
shed encroach. 
Do .-.| Melville-street ...| Gordon-street ... AY 42 0 12 0 66 0 Slight fence encroachments. 
Do ...| Gordon-street on ...| Mumro-street ... cee Wea seh babees 12.0 eas cee one eee tS ccuicse Uneiede easvossebned ise ees exe 
(southern side | 
only.) 
Balfour-street | Donald-street... Gut «| Railway-parade ee 104 0 14 0 132 0 Buildings and fences encroach. 
Do «..| Melville-street oe ..| Munro-street ... ha 104 0 14.0 182 0 W.A. Bor ae store encroaches, 
South-street ... --.| Donald-street as ...| Railway-parade tee] | cavese ces ee 12 0 dea caseveres see cee ene one eee eee oes see.cen one ene ene 
(northern side 
only.) ‘ 
Victoria-street ».| Melvillesstreet oa ...| Gordon-street .. as 42 0 12 0 65 0 Fence obstructions. 
Edward-street ne do thee ...| Munro-street .. EAE PARA ban ee 12 0 BN Bes eget ore Py on 
(northern side 
| only.) 
Donald-street «.| South-street ... os ..., Balfour-street .. Beall ibisesles dvastoee 12 0 ieceuveb hee Les Redeaioas cts ced ash can deste tin 
(east side only.) 
Kirndeen-street  ...| Balfour-street ace ...| Douglas-street ... ade 42 0 1z 0 Fé 0 noe coe vec one cne see nes cue see ver sae eee 
¥raser-street ..| South-street ... | .... Balfour-street ... ae 42 0 120 66 0 Fence encroaches. 
MacBean-street ...) Balfour-street a ..| Douglas-street ... ae? ({) 14 0 99 0 Fence obstructs. 
Blair-street ... ~...| South-street ... ey) ...| Balfour-street .. es 4Z2 0 12/20, 66 0 de 
Railway-parade  ... do att ae ai Douglas-strect ... at 49 0 14 ft. & 12 ft. 66 0 Fences encroach. 
| & uneven, west side, & uneven, 
5 ft east side. 
Melville-street «.| Edward-street We | Victoria-street ... i eee 8 WI) 14 0 99 ©- | Fence encroaches. 
Gordon-street oe do «+ e«| Henty-street 1. wn 71 0 14 0 99 0 eae con ace see cannes nen eae eee pee rer tee 
Do +.| Henty-street ... naa ...| Victoria-street ... oat, Wieecece saunas 12 0 sesssseeesee | Hence obstructs, 
(west side only.}| ~ 
Munro-street «| Edward-street ave ».| Henty-street ... wos] eve tadece ace 12 0 seseesevsese | Fences obstruct. 
F (west side only.) 
er Rt rh toe 4 peer NTC ST AA CLL LCD, 


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14 Sepr.,1910.] = NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. 5125 


[1734] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910, 


@ 
APPLICATIONS FOR THE CLOSING AND PURCHASE OF ROADS, 


OTICE is hereby given that applications have been made, under the Public Roads Act of 1902, for the closing and purchase of the 
roads described in the Schedule hereunder, and that it is intended to close such roads unless valid objections are found to exist, 

Any person desiring to lodge objections should forward the same in writing, addressed to the Minister for Lands, on or before the date 
specified hereunder, : 


8. W. MOORE. 
Date up to 
Registration No. Applicant, Area, Description. which objections 
may be lodged. 
as er pepe coeis 5 AY t seta $4 Ge, , ] 
(y) Alin; ae Araep. 
1910- 12,552 | William Weatherley | 7 2 O | Parish of Borambil, county of Buckland, Tamarang Shire— pal 
§.P. 1906-295, | Reserved road 1 chain wide within portion 189 =e Wa .»| 14 Oct., 1910 
296, 297, 298, 
and 299, 
” Do «| 15 3 O| Boundary road 1 chain wide separating portions 189, 4, and 5 from} 14 _,, Fe 
portions 194, 193, and 122, extending from the south-western 
corner of portion 189 east, south, again east, and again south to 
the south-western corner of portion 5. 
2 Do ..| & 2 0| Boundary road 1 chain wide separating portions 194 and 195 from} 14 ,, - 
portions 193 and 196. 
» Do ..-| 27. 2 0} Boundary road 1 chain wide separating portion 5, parish of Borambil,| 14 __,, E- 


portions 4, 5, 6, and 7, parish of Warrah, from portions 119, 141, 

115, and 124, parish of Warrah, extending from the north-western 

corner of portion 119 east, south, again east, again south, again 

east, again south, again east, and again south to the south-western) 

corner of portion 7. 

” Do ..| 25. 2 0 | Parish of Warrah, county of Buckland, Tamarang Shire— 14 , ps 

The boundary road 1 chain wide on the south of portions 163 and 

162, boundary road of similar width on the west of portions 162 and 
160, north of portions 160, 144, and 145, east of portions 145, 146, 
and 191, and on the north of portion 159. 

” To | 55 2 0] Boundary road 1 chain wide on the south of portions 45, 43, 155,) 14 ,, es 

156, 157, 158, west and south of portions 159, 142, south of portion 

140, west and south of portion 189, south of portion 138, west and 

south of portion 124, south of portion 7, west and south of por- 

tions 8, 14, and 15, boundary road 1 chain wide on west of portion 

156 ; also reserved road of similar width within portions 14.and 15. 

” Do | 19 O 0 | Reserved road 1 chain wide within portions 17, 18, and 68, boundary; 14 ,, 

road 1 chain wide on the east and south of portion 70; also 

reserved roads of similar width within portions 177, 65, and 176. 

Do ..| 5 2 Oj} Boundary road 1 chain wide on the south of portion 40, south andj 14 ,, A 

east of portion 193, south of portion 192, reserve within portion ; 

195, and south and west of portion 194, boundary road on the east 

and south of portions 185 and 135, and on the south of portions 

130 and 38, boundary road 1 chain wide on the west and north of 

; portion 198, and reserved within portion 134. 

» Do ...| 71 2 0] Boundary road 1 chain wide on the east and south of portion 29,) 14 “ 

and 150 links wide on the south-west of portions 28, 25, and 22, 

boundary road 1 chain wide on the north of portions 25 and 24, 

and on the north and east of portion 62, boundary road 1 chain 

wide on the north of portion 107, and west and north of portions 

106 and 186, reserved road of similar width within portion 131, 

and boundary road i chain wide on the east of portion 32. 

” Do ...| 28. 0 0] Boundary road 1 chain wide on the south of portion 66, on the west) 14 ,, 5 
and south of portions 19 and 67, on the west and a southern boun- 
dary of portion 187, on the west and south of portions 81 and 8, 
and on the west of portion 69, exclusive of the continuity of 
reserved road 150 links wide within portions 86 and 66, boundary 
road 1 chain wide on the west of portion 132; also reserved road 
of similar width within along the eastern boundary of portion 69. 

Parish of Quirindi, county of Buckland, Tamarang Shire— 14 , 7 

Boundary road 1 chain wide on the west of portions 86 and 122, 
: exclusive of the parts necessary for railway purposes; boundary 
road 1 chain wide on the north-east and south of portion 134, east 
of portion 124, north and east of portion 163, north of portion 235, 
a and west and north of portion 262. 
n Do «| 16 0 Of Boundary road 100 links wide north of portion 4, exclusive of the| 14 ,, = 
part necessary for railway purposes, and on the north and west of 
portion 161; also boundary road of similar width on the west of 
portion 260. 

” Do | 33 QO O]} Reserved road 1 chain wide within portion 4; boundary road 1} 14 ,, ” 

chain wide north of portion 17 ; boundary road 1 chain south of 

portion 50 (east and west of the railway line), and on the west of 

portions 254 and 168; boundary road 1 chain wide south of 

portion 14; also reserved road of similar width within portions 3 


So 


i» Do «| 26 0 


and 5. 

» Do «»| 5 1 Oj Boundary road 1 chain wide separating portion 255 from portions] 14_ ,, is 
234, 233, and 229; also boundary road of similar width south of 

= portion 231. 

" Do «| 26 1 0O| Reserved road 1 chain wide within portion 226, boundary road on| 14 ,, - 


the north and east of portion 128, and east of portion 129; also 
reserved road of similar width within portion 165, boundary road 
1 chain wide on the west of portion 133; and also reserved road of 
similar width within that portion, reserved roads (three) each 1 
chain wide within portion 184; and boundary road 1 chain wide 
north of portions 126 and 12, east and west of the railway line, 
and exclusive of the continuity of reserved road within portions 13 


and 12, 
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: ’ 
5126 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. [i4 Sepr., 1910. . 


a smiantaidtnianemeimmamnnttietd . 


APPLICATIONS FOR CLOSING AND PURCHASE OF ROADS—continued, 4 

: i ; : Date up to j 

Registration No, Applicant. Area, Description. which objections } 
=~ hE? me / may be lodged. . 


hats es 


: dy . Si 
Ph) 


_ Aln, a Parish of Quirindi, county of Buckland, Tamarang Shire— cape gun 
1910-12,552 | William Weatherley| 60 Boundary road 1 chain wide on the north of portions 183 and 73,14 Oct.,° 1910" 
§.P. 1906-295, north and east ‘of portion 130, north, east, and south of portion 
296; 297, 298, 516, east of portions 46 and 45, and north and north-east of portion 
oe 218; boundary road 1 chain wide on the north and an,eastern) . 

boundary of portion 217, north of portions 240, 241, and 287, and a 

west of portion 185; also boundary road on the west, north, and 

east of portion 132. 

Re Do ..| 2 1 O| The most easterly reserved road 1 chain wide within portion 10, 14. sph) gy 

' exeluding the continuity of road R. 668a+1,608; parts of the) 00°) 50) 
bouridary road 1 chain wide separating portion 9 from portion 10) 0) 5 4 @ 
from Borambil Oreck east to the south-easterly prolongation of 
the south-western side of the most westerly reserved road within 

portion 10, and from the north-eastern side of road R. 6684-1,603, 

east to the south-eastern corner of portion 10. 

» Do | 4 2 0 | Parish of Quirindi, county of Buckland, Tamarang Shire. Reserved) 14 ,, > 
road 1 chain wide within portions 9, 7,6, and 8, north and south 
of the railway line. 

- Parish of Loder, county of Buckland, Temarang Shire— 

oA Do | 80 0 O| Reserved road 1 chain wide within portions 59 and 22; boundary) 14 , af 

road of similar width south of portions 16 and 15; boundary roa 

3 chains wide (reserve 158) west of portion 125; reserved roa 

1 chain wide within portions 121, 17, and 32; boundary road 

1 chain wide north and east of portion 13; boundary road 1 

chain wide west of portion 17; boundary road 1 chain wide, 

west of portions 123 and 122; boundary road 1 chain wide south) < 

‘ of portion 124 and south and east of portions 122 and 182. 

rs] To ..| 78 0 O| Boundary road 1 chain wide on the north and north-east of portion| 14 ,, ” 

264, also reserved road of similar width within that portion ; 

boundary road 1 chain wide on the north and east of portion 34, 

east of 26, north and east of portions 265 and 265, south of i 

portion 266, south and west of portion 39, south of portion 40,) - 

east, south, snd west of portion 29, south of portion 87, on an 
esst boundary of portion 98, north and east of portion 102, parish 
of Temi, east of portion 10), east and south of portion 100, 
and east of portion 103; boundary road 1 chain wide, on the 
east and south of portion 30, parish of Loder, also reserved roati 
of similar width within that portion; boundary road 1 chain 
: wide, on the north of portion 38; reserved road 1 chain wide 
- within portions 27, 28, 2%, 37, 98, 97, and 33 to the north-eastern 


=i b5) 
os 


side of reserved road running in a generally southern direction 
through the Jast-mentioned portion. 

Do ..| 24 © 0! Boundary roads each 1 chain wide on the east and south of portion] 14 ,, 5 
83, excluding the continuity of reserved road through portions 3 

and 107; boundary road 1 chain wide on the north, east, and south 

of portion 263 and west of portion 87; boundary road 100 links 
wide on the south of portion 298 and reserved road of similar 
i width within portion 299. 

1910--12,625 | John A. Robb | 2 129 | Parish of Cadgen, county of Rous, Tweed Shire. The reserved road| 14 ,, 3 
8.P. 1909-226 100 links wide within portion 40 and its continuity to the southern 
: boundary of portion 35. 

1910-100,947 | Agnes 'T, McHattan.... 7 1 0 | Parish of Aberbaldie, county of Vernon, Apsley Shire No. 25. Patt| 14 ,, ‘i 
8.P. 1909-60 (about). - of the reserved road 100 links wide within portion 118 extending 
from the northern boundary of that portion generally south- 
easterly to the north-weatern side of a cross reserved road within 
same portion ; and the boundary road 100 links wide separating 
| portion 112 from portion 118. 
1910-12,421 | Stephen Pratt 4 8 35 | Parish of Worth Casino, county of Rous, Tomki Shire. Boundary) 14 , ” 
8.P. 1910-71 | | road 100 links wide separating part portion 291 from purt portion 
148 and portions 149 and 160. 1 


[1788] | Department of Lands, ., 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


APPLICATION FOR PERMISSION TO PURCHASE AFTER RESCISSION OF RESERVATION. 


Nagios is hereby given that application las been made, under the 63rd clause of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, by the person 

hereunder mentioned, for the rescission of reservation of certain lands particularised in the annexed description, and permission to 
purchase the same, Any person feéling aggrieved may, before the expiration of four weeks from this date, lodge a caveat, as provided for 
by the 65th élause of the Act before mentioned; such caveat must be accompanied by a deposit of £10. 


S. W. MOORE. 
nica aug | Applicant. | Arta. | Description. (rhe Sab hal Sinclar: ee 
| pth solkees iad i EE A EP Ele ol 
Aln. | Ne Dae 3 ys 
1910-12,625' George Fotheringham | 4 0 0 | Patish of Cowan, county of Northumberland, Erina Shire, being| Thé Chairman, Land 
S.P. 1910-36 | (about). the reservation 100 feet wide, along ang, above the high-| Board, Maitland. © 
| (|. Water mark of Mangrove Grock, within portion 8. 


ee tl 


14 Sepr, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. 


[1647] 


NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLI 
OF LANDS FOR ROADS. 
H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it 
- Public Roads Act of 1902, the lands hereunder described (in respect of which 


same has been duly given) shall be and aro hereby resumed for the several roads hereunder s 
shall be and are hereby dedicated as roads. 


of road from Wyon-Casino road to private town of Rappville, p 
county of Richmond, Tomki Shire No. 7. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1908-463-13 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R, 9,799-1,603.] 


eee 


DzsonretTion oF Roap OPENED :—Part 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


O ROADS ACT OF 1902, OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION 


to be notified that, in pursuance of the 
lands nolice of proposal’ to resume the 
pecified, and that the esid lands 


8. W. MOORE, 
arish of Nandabah, 


Dzsoriprion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, 
February, 1910, folio 885. 


Lanp District oF Casino. 


jiediehoumiei ie pip es ten en eee ae eee ee aa aE 


was published in the Government Gazette of 9th 


; idth 0 “Area 
a. Character . Land pee tial 
22 Area Parish Name. Reputed Owner, Occupier. bY Resumed cma: 
Holding. an 
J De AS LW UM a a si aes 
8. BP @. ¥. Pe 
36 62 © 0 | Nandabah ... .| Henry V. Rapp «. be .| Henry V. Rapp «. «| Freehold ... ..| 150links .. 8 1-10 
ys | 485 1 0 Do ..| Bank of New South Wales « do ..| Part ©.L. No.| 160 links & 8 2 20 
12,285 (88-3) of| 100 links. 
879 acres. 


Descriprion OF Roan OPENED: 
' Cockburn Shire No. 26. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1910-245-8 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,980-1,603.] 


A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question was published in the Govern 
Tune, 1910, folio 8469, 
Lanp District or TAMWORTH. 


—Road of access to Moonbi Railway Station, parish of Moonbi, co 


re nT 


unty of Inglis, 


Dzsoriprion of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated asa public road. © 


ment Gazette of 22nd 


bs’ hag yee 
4an 
Parish No, - Area, Parish Name. Reputed Owner. Ocoupier, aside Resumed Repnined 
ree? and . 
, Dedicated. | inane 

a. f. Sf. | ! a Yr. p. 
Part of portion 33 742 © 0 | Moonbi .., | Railway Commissioners ..,] Road in use os | Frechold ...|15)links «| 1 1 125 
(now subdivided) ; 

1 


ee ce edd ale pi le 


Drsorretion or Roap oPENED.—Part of road from Rappville (private town) up Myrtle Creek, 


perish of Nandabah, county of Richmond, Tombi Shire No. 7, 
[Rogistration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-988~-7 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—B. 9,300--1,603.] 


Dzscrirrion of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public 


towards Wyon, 


road. 


A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question, was published in the Government Gazette of 23rd 


February, 1910, folio 1185. 
Lanp Disrrict oF CAsINo. 


f { f Area 
; P Land 
‘ Parish No,| Area. ~ Parish Name, Reputed Owner. Occupier. Character of) pesnmed Resumed 
+ pan Holding. dna and 
, {bse | Dedicated. Dedicated 
‘6 ine 3 B B, T. Pp. 
92 242 0 Nandabah ..  ...| Bank of New South Wales ... Henry V. Rapp .. «| C.P. 88-5 ...) 1 chain 4. 4215 


\ 


Duscrrerion oF RB 


pike, 4 portion 115, parieh of South Colah, county of Cumberland, Hornsby Shire No. 139. 
| [Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1910-377-6 ; Catalogue No, of Plan—R, 10,138-1,603.] 


a 
OAD OPEKED :—~Road known as Dartford-road, at the National Brickworks Company (Limited), within 


Duscrtprion of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 


a TE Ce a eens Ooms 


‘“Character’ | Width of Land| ,4Tee 
eg Ares. ‘Parish Name. , Grantee and Reputed Owner. Occupier. : of Samet Rewumred 
ve ag ie Holding. | and Dedicated. | p,274. 4 
me Ee Pa & Te Pp. 
115 | 347 0 0. South Colah | David Milson, grantee, The Avs-| Private subdivision. Road| Freehold ..| 100 links eae bl, Ou DXF 
. tralasian Investment Company| in use. 
, (Limited), owner. 


5128. NEW SOUTH. WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. —sl4 Spr, 1910. 


[1646] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIC. ROADS. ACT, 1902, OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR 
ROADS, AND OF THE CLOSING OF ROADS OR PARTS OF ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY. 


H® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Publie 

Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described (in respect of which lands notice of proposal to resume the same has duly 
been given) shall be and are hereby resumed for the several roads hereunder specified; ard that the said lands shall be and are Hereby 
dedicated as roads; also, that the roads or parts of roads hereunder apecified, which are’deemed to be unnecessary (in respect of which 
notice of: proposal to close the same has duly been given), shall be and are hereby closed. 


’ S. W. MOORE. 


DESCRIPTION OF RoaD OPENED ;—Road from road at an east boundary of portion 10, towards Rugby, parish of Wallah, 
county of King, Murrungal Shire No. 109. +3 ( 


(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1908-58-20; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,467-1,603.}- . 


DesckIPTion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and. dedicated as a public road, and of roads or. parts of roads deemed to 
ih be unnecessary, which are now closed. x 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the roads or parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, 
was published in the Government Gazette of 13th J uly, 1910, folio 3315. Bis. 


Lanp Distaicr or Boorowa. 


Width of 


a Character Land Area 
é Parish ‘ “| | Resumed Roads and parts of Roads closed, &c., part of Roads 
as Area. | Name. | Reputed Owner. Occupier. © | NT ah mosoees and declared to be a Public Road. 


| Dedicated, | Dedicated. 


a Yr p. } | Br LOD: 
100 | 417 0 0 | Wallah...| Eliza Kelly — ...| Eliza Kelly | C.L. 5,222 100 links...; 6 3 0 | The unnecessary parts of reserved road within Eliza Kelly’s 
C.P. portion 99, south of dedicated road (R. 8,941-1,603) and 
the unnecessary.road separating said portion 99 from W, 
i Kelly’s C.P. portion 58 are closed and added to C.P, 
85-60 in lieu ; the area of the C.P. and portion 99 being in- 
creased by 34 acres; also unnecessary road separating. 
Eliza Kelly’s C L. portion 101 from W. Kelly’s C.P. portion 
‘ 58 is closed and added to C.L. 5,216 (portion 101), the 
area thereof being increased by 1} acres; and the 
unnecessary road separating Eliza Kelly’s C.P. portion 
102 from .W. Kelly’s portion 58 is closed and added to 
| | C.P. 85-59 (portion 102); the area thereof being increased 
| by 5 acres. 
Alexander Faill,.; C.b.15,551 100 ,  ..) 1 0 O | The unnecessary parts of road separating this portion (10) 
| } | from Eliza Kelly’s portion 100, east and west of new 
i road, are closed for addition to-C.L. 15,551 (portion 10); 
the area of the C.L. and portion, when the addition is 
made, will be increased by 5 acres. 


10 | 840 0 0 Do ..| Alexander Faill. . 


The part of road between portions 100 and 10, in con- 
| tinuity of new road is$declared to be a public road and 
dedicated to the public accordingly. ' 


ne 


DESCRIPTION OF Roap OPENED :—Part of road from Borce Creek to the N arrandera- Wagga Wagga road, parishes of. 
Gobbagaula and Birrego, county of Mitchell, Yanko Shire No. 74. — 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1908-672-27 ;sx Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,738-1,603. ] 


DEsCRIPTION of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of roads deemed 
to be unnecessary, which are now closed. H4 1 


__A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the roads deemed to be unnecessary, was 
published in the Government Gazette of 2nd March, 1910, folio 1336. a) 


Lanp Disrrict or NaRBANDERA. 


| Gi ' AY iath ot rere 
; A aracter an 
Aha g Area. ie: Reputed Owner.| Occupier. of Resumed weak pie Roads closed, &. 
; : Holding. and Dedicated fe ey Ss : 
Lie Dedicated. ia OF ie t 
(The unnecessary boundary roads separa- 
a. rr. p | Rots tp ting Messrs. Gell and Moffat’s |portion 10, 
1 640 0 0 |Gobba- | Messrs. Gell Messrs. Gell Freehold...) 200 links...) 14 119 parish of Wood,from Allan MacPherson’s 
: gaula, and Moffat. and Moffat. : portions 6 and 8, parish of Birrego, north 
29 320 0 0 D0, v0 do oss do AG do ete ZU0 cess ecnl gh LOmmO OS of road (R. 8,851-1,608) separating Messrs. 
45 €40 0 0 Do ... do a do ae Gove.) 200m os ake 025 Gell and Moffat’s portion 28, parish of 
Part of i 130 Do .. do eee do ee AG Waites] (200M seh eed 0 0 33/4 Wood,from same owners’ portion 8,separa- 
closed road ting same owners’ portions 49, part 28, 8, 
_ now and 7 from same owners’ portions 10 and 
alienated. 11 130 Dor... do ae do - GO a) ost! 200, hogercitus'| ai Opa: 16 9, and James Cooke’s portion 47; and on 
. ag ; . ; | the north of portion 35, parish of Gobba- 
gaula, east-of the new-road, are closed 
and are to be granted in lieu. 
t The unnecessary boundary roads separa- 
ting A. McCracken’s portions 9 (part), 10, 
@ 8 12, 30, and 31 (part) from Allan MacPher- 
; WOE OY ; 4 i -| 80n’s portions 34 and 33, separating Allan 
' ti ; i é MacPherson’s portion 14 from same 
35 118 2 0 Do ...| Allan Mac- Allan Mac- do Se ZO0. Vis9, se 6 2 9 owner’s portion 15, west of new road,separa- 
Pherson. Pherson.|. . ‘ ting sume owner's pcrtions 35and 32 (part) 
32 289 2 0 Dos. do” 5;{...1~*+~ do owe do eae OO 50” os, 7 0 38 from same owner’s portions 73, 44, and 43- 
43 820 0 0 Do ... do Woe do a Games| LOO" TS 0 0 23 (part) north of the new road, separating 
15 160 0 0 Dole do hes do = dogemet| 21000 oy. .es 2 0 1/14 seme owner's portions 35 and 34 from same 
14 320 0 0 Doe). do ee do pa Eee 2 Gee] 100) 2 59. «ess 40 2 owner’s portions 32.and 33, east and west of 
13 820 0 0] Do ... Wop o o. do ie OREM 100) gece 401 | new road, separating same owner’s portion 
5 640 0 0 | Birrego.., do bes do = do -..../ 200. ,, | 12 083 ]|4- 46 from same owner’s portions 32 and 338 
7 820 0 0 DO Peeed do eee do es do et HOO ne sy. Se loes 8 2 387 (part) and separating same owner’s part.of 
f portion 46 from part of A, McCracken’s 
part of portion 81, extending about. 25 
chains south from north-east corner of 
portion 46, 2re closed and are to be part 
| granted in lieu. 
The parts of existing roads included in 
survey and in continuity of new road, are 
declared to be a public road and dedicated 


to the public accordingly. 


14 Sxpr., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. 


5129 


a a cre ce Ne a aa aun ar eerie rl nena aa aA PORE 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROADS &o.—continued. 


Description oF ROAD OPENED :—Part of road from Olarke’s Saw-mill to Tenterfield- Wanglebong road, within portion 55, parish 
of Dickson, county of Olive, Tenterfield Shire No, 20. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-1,021-9; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,972-1,603. ] 


Desorrprion of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of part of road deemed to be 
unnecessary which is now closed. 


‘A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question, and to close the part of road deemed to be unnecessary was 
published in the Government Gazette of 6th July, 1910, folio 3718. 


Lanp District oF TENTERFIELD. 


Parish 


Naive. Reputed Owner. 


Occupier. 


a. 
12 


r. 
0 The Bauk of North 


Queensland, 


p. 
55 0 | Dickson ... 


[1732] 


J ean. Clarke 


Width of 
Character Land R penta’ 
of Resumed awa 
Holding. aud ; 
Dedicated. Dedicated. 
Arete De 
...| C.L. 19,062 | 100 links... gy ae) 


Part of Road closed, &c. 


The unnecessary part of reserved road within por- 


tion 55, west of new road, is closed and added to 
C.L. 19,962 (portion 53) in lien; the area of the 
C.L. and portion remains unaltered. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910, 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROADS, AND OF PROPOSED CLOSING OF ROADS OR PARTS OF 
ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY AND ROAD TO BE DECLARED TO BE A PUBLIC ROAD. 


OTICE is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that certain roads should be opened, and that it is proposed 
to resume for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described. 
The proposed roads are shown upon plans which can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be inspected at the 
respective Offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land District in which the lands are situated. 
All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing and to forward to the Minister, within one month from date of 
this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposal to open the roads referred to. 

' Notice is also given that the Minister is of opinion that it is expedient to close the roads or parts of roads hereunder specified, and all 
persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister, within one month from this date, any 
objections which may appear to them to exist to the closing of the said roads or parts of roads. 

Plans showing the roads or parts of roads proposed to be closed can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be inspected 
at the respective Offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land District in which the lands are situated. 


S. W. MOORE. 


DescrIPrion or ROADS TO BE OPENED :—Road from the Main Armidale-Grafton road towards Jeogla and branch road within portion 13, 
parish of Poganbilla, county of Clarke, Dumaresq Shire No, 23. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-108-9 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 10,052-1,603.] 


DESCRIPTION of lands which it is proposed to resume, and roads deemed to be unnecessary which it is proposed to close. 
_ Layp Disrrior or ARMIDALE, 


Ares to be | Roads proposed to be closed, and Road to be declared 


to be a Public Road, 


a Sf og Parish we | Character | Width of 
La 
7, rea, Reput' wher, . | Occupier. of Land to be 
o 4 Name. 4 | Holding. Mesa edi Resumed. 
8.7.) p- a. Yr. p. 
10 | 320 0 0 | Pogan- | Charlotte M. Wright] Charlotte M. Wright] Freehold...) 100 links...) 1 0 5 
billa 3 ° 
5|200 0 0] No .. do a do AOpen 100} eae tee be O82, 
13 |} 120.0 0 Dos. do Ae do 0 5 Fy 55) 100) ex 5 0p op | Bi De 0 
| Includes 
: branch road. 
90 | 268 0 0; Do . do Bee do | C.L. 22,534) 100 ,, .. z 115 
= 


+ 
The unnecessary reserved roads within portions 10, 
5, and 18, are to be closed and granted in lieu. 


The unnecessary reserved road within portion 90 is 


to be closed and added to C.L. 22,584 (portion 90) in 
lieu; the area thereof to be increased by 2 acres, 


The road between the south-eastern extremity of 


proposed branch road and Oaky River at north-east 
corner of portion 90 is to be declared to be a Public 
Road, and dedicated to the public accordingly. 


DESCRIPTION oF ROAD TO BE OPENED : —Part of road from Errowanbang to Blayney, parish of Beaufort, county of Bathurst, 


[ Registration No, of Papers—Roads 1909-98-6; Catalo 


Lyndhurst Shire No, 111. 
gue No. of Plan—R. 10,040-1,693. ] 


Descerprion of lands which it is proposed to resume, and roads deemed t? be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 
Lanp District or CaRcoar. 


cr Parish Character | Width of 
=,2| Area Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to be 
aw Name. 
py Holding. Resumed. 
Sets Ds . 
83 | 40 0 O|} Beaufort...) Michael Moloney .«.| Michael Moloney ...| Freehold ...| 100 links... 
34/40 0 0 Do __...| Mrs. John Shearing ...| David Shearing do sot LOD iiss etre 
37.| 78 3 84 Do ...| Executors of the late} John Cook .. ae do cox }* LOO D iss ee sae 
Richard Glasson. 


Area 
to be 


Resumed. 


0 015 


ad 


Roads proposed to be closed, &c. 


The unnecessary boundary road separating 
portion 33 from same owner’s portion and 
the unnecessary boundary road sepafating 
portion 33 from E. F. McCooey’s portion 86, 
are to be closed and granted in lieu. 

The unnecessary boundary road separating this 
portion from same owner’s portion 30 is to be 
closed, and part thereof granted in compen- 
sation. 

The unnecessary boundary road separating this 
portion and same owner’s portion 40 from 
E. F. McCooey’s portion 86 is to be closed and 
part thereof granted in compensation. 


f 


NEW-SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 


No. 140. 


ane Geo eee ae ee 


[14 Supr., 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING AND CLOSING OF ROADS—contiaued. 


Descrirtron or Roap TO BE OPENED :-—Deyviation in rosd from the Yass-Gundaroo road to Guaning on the Great or Main Southern 
road, parish of Mundoonen, county of King, Goodradigbee Shire No, 103. 


(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1910-45-7 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R, 10,055-1,6€3.] 


*° Desenrerrow of lands which it is proposed'to resume, and parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, which it is propcg2d to close. 


Lanp Disrricr oF Yass. , 


re tes ee ree res eer 2808 


Parts of Roads proposed to be closed, &e. © 


The unnecessary part of road (R. 4,068-1,603) 
within this portion (34), is to be closed and thus 
vested in the owner of adjoining land. 


eee eee $08 000 000 608 08 er One nen eee tet eee 


The unnecessary patt of road (R. 4,068-1,6 13) 
within this portion (6) is te be closed and thus 


a Parish ; Character | Width of Area to 
ES| Area. Neris Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to be be 
“3 4 Holding. Resumed. Resumed. 
us Sree er ee eee ee rr SS a 
Behe DE ’ } Be. Tk. Pe 
384 | 30 0 O | Mundoonen| Thomas Armour ml Thomas Armour ...| Freehold ,,,} 100 links a 0 110 
lll} 49 0 0 WO es do et do dome pet100. 1, : 0 330 
6 | 30 0 @ Do J do Beal do do ..| 100 links and 10 20 
variable at | 
northern end.| 


vested in the owner of adjoining land. 


Desorption or Road To BE opENED:—Part of road from Gundy to Timor, parish of Waverley, county of Brisbane, 
Warrah Shire No. 30. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1910-525-8; Outalogue No, of Plan--R. 10,079~1,603.] 


—— So 


Descrretion of lands which it is proposed to resume, and parts of roazd deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close, 


Lanp District or Scone. 


o 


a) 

A Parish Character | Width of Area { ; n 

Ga Area. ania Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to be|_ to be Paris of Road proposed to be closed, &c. 

& . Holding. | Resumed. | Resumed. 

Gq sy sh a ie j 4 

107 | 107 2 icine IL. B. A. & V. White! I.E, A. & V. White) Freehold....| Variable | 016.) (The unnecessary parts of boundary road sepa. 

108 | 179 0 0 ths ea de Ln ae sas ? | Fy ants Mo a ie a ta rating portions 107 and 108 from same owner's 

101 100 0 0 Do 7 ab . dc 5 a6 ithetn Seg sooas portions 1u0 and 191 east and west of proposed 
iy sd | i ics 5 road are to be closed and granted in lieu. 

[1733] Department of Lands, 


4 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF A ROAD. 


Sydney, 1{th September, 1910. 


Wen is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that a certain road should be opened, and that it is propored 
: to resume for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the land hereunder described. 


The proposed road is shown upon a plan which can be inspected at this office, 


“Offices of the Metropolitan Crown Lands Agent at Department of Lands, Sydney. 


and a copy of the same may be inspected at the 


All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing and to forward to the Minister, within one month from date 
of this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposal to open the road referred to. 


Descrietrion of Road TO BE OPENED :--Widening of part of Long 


Petersham, county of Cumberland, Municipality of Petersham. 


[Registration No, of Papers —-Roads 1900-24-9 ; Catalogue No. of Plan-—R. 10,118-1,603.] 


Descgrption of land which it is proposed to resume. 


Merropouitan Lanp DistRicr. . 


8. W. MOORE. 


port-street between Brown-street and Canterbury Old Road, parish of 


7 — 


Remarks, 


a 


5 Character Width of Area 
Parish Area. ivems Reputed Owner, Occupier. # of, Lavd to be| to be 
‘ = olding. Resumed. | Resumed 
is 
a OP / Ht ee oy 
126 40 0 0 | Petersham » | George Gambling (gramtee),| reise sereee «ver cee ste ene | Frechold Slightly. WY U 28} 
G. If. Martin (owner). | variable. 


(iow 
subdlvided). 


SF REN a EY 


The area to be resumed com- 
prises part «f allotment 14¢f 
private subdiyision. 


14 Sern, 1910.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. 5131, 


[1737] j Department of Lands, 7 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


APPLICATION TO PURCHASE LAND WITHOUT COMPETITION, 


OTION is hereby given that application has been made by the person hereunder montioned to purchase, under the 66th 
section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, certain land particularised in the annexed description; and all persons interested 
are invited to state, on or before the date hereunder specified their objections (if any) to the proposed alienation. 


8. W. MOORE, 


aE CT — 


yt SPT re | i 
i With whom’ | Patenp f 
Registra- | $ hin APS bs which 
tion No, Applicant. Area. Description. ‘ vig bet urd objections may 
: : Bed. be lodged. 
Nee ok wee iD NE ve ret AN ae oN ee VORA lay he A cee Oo 
fea ia. a. YD. 2 
1910-12,422| Archibald Robinson ...| 0 1 29 | Pavish of Boggabilia, county Stapylton, Boolooroo Shire,| The Chairman,| 14 Oct., 1910 
S.P, 1910-208 measured portion 219. Land Board, 
Moree. 


crea le doers elas amie Saleen DB, cto eho 


I a 


[1665] . Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910, 


APPLICATION FOR ERECTION OF RABBIT-PROOF FENCING. 


TTHNTION is invited to the wadermentioned application, under the “ Pastures Protection Act of 1902,” for permission to’ 
erect Babbit-proof Fencing and Crates. 
S. W. MOORE, 


Objections may be ledged with 
District Surveyor. 


Plan exhibited at 


Applicant. Site of Fence and Gate. Parish. Wounty. Crown Land Agent’s 3 i: ‘s 
Office at— Place, | Not laterthan. 
ay ici a lil es ae SOLA NS 


Franke, James __...| At south-east and south-| Martin va Ashburnham] Parkes... ...| Forbes ...| 15 Oct., 1910 
west corners of portio | 


Ns «63, 
oe aN Sees er a tee ta te 


(1649) Department of Lands, 
i Sydney, 8th September, 1910. 
WITHDRAWAL OF LAND FROM SALE. 
i OTICE is hereby given that the undermeationed portions of land, advertised for sale by auction on the dates specified 
3 below, have been withdrawn from gale, 
ROBERT McDONALD, 
Under Secretary. 


a 


Date of Sate. | Place of Sale. Particulars of Land. Ko, of Papers. 
a Shee Noel and fk i Pha : <tc 4 a MY: Ae 
5 October, 1910 © \..| Warialda ... ...| Portion 219, parish of Boggabilla, county of Stapylton ,,. Aln. 1910-12422. 
| eae - | Youngs sa "| “Allotment 16, ecction 26, village of Murringo ‘ ‘,.| Aln, 1910-12,624. 
[1264] Local Land Board Office, 


_ Moree, 22nd August, 1910. 


IT is hereby notified that inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board in yospect to Reserves which are included in Leases, 
the conversion of which has been applied for under eection 11 of the Crown Lands Act of 1908, and as to any objections to 


granting the applications. 


. Particulars are specified in Schedule below. 
CHAS. THURBURN, 


eae District Surveyor. 


ScHEDULE. 
Particulars of Lease, conyersion of which is applied for. | 
Beas Applicant for Class of Holding P | Place and Date of 
2 : Reserves included. Inquiry by 
Nature of act ace applied for. Local Land Board 
Teac’ | Area. Parish. County. - 
rf soft Le a oe 
Acres. : 
Special leases 350 Yardvah ...| Benarba ...| Chas. Conditional | Water and camping| Moree, 23rd 
Nos. 1,26! Midwood. purehase No. reserve No. 1,853. September, 1910. 
Pp P ’ 
and 1,262. 1910-9. 
: NEE Ee EA ie fi 


LAND BOARD MEETINGS, 


NOTICE is hereby given that Land Board Meetings will be holden at the following places on the dates and hours specified :— 
) oe ste Ae set = a ie: iad 


SS eR 


to be held. 
Place, | cy De Nene he is y eee id Gonvened by 
| Dats. | Hour, 

“Oberon. 53 «ae .. | 27, 28, and 29 Sert., 1910 | 9°80 a.m. each day..|, H..A. Crouch, Chairman. 
Rylstone ... mt rat ,.| land 8 Oct., 1910 sha ves hao 55 eas do do 
Lithgow ... ue is oy eae Sg a ay eAsOry Herr do do 
Molong ... he Pee Roe Soe) i, ih peed BBOX 49% Aa A do do 
*Warren ... y4 bi ». | 26 Sept. 1910, and following days| 26, 2 p.m.; follow- M. A. Maclean, Chairman. 

, ; ing days, 10 a.m. 
Narromine ed wu Jail ta a Otay igs by whit) BAR emhaag ony Fol 5m do do 
* Cobborah wah be tery es G Ss LO watiy and sia do do 
Dubbo, iu. i +. eee ae eS Bae 5 $ SO tates ao ae do do 


* [n lieu of notive dir Gov. tament Gagett sf jth September, 1910, 


5132 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. [14 Sxpr., 1910. 


SORE AR sees PU DCI HN Aa ty ott we A a ari Noe Pes a Ml Rn ea Las ce 
PROCLAMATION ; 


New Souru Watss, \ By His Excellency The Right Honourable Freprric Joun Napier, BARON CHELMSFORD, 


a toa Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint 
W. P. Countey, George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the 


By Deputation from His 
Excellency the Governor. Commonwealth of Australia. 


SPECIAL ARBA No. 45,755. 


1AM pursuance of the provisions of the 18th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1889, I, Frrpgric Joun Napier, Baron CuHELMSFORD, 
the Governor aforesaid, do, with the advice of the Executive Council, hereby proclaim and set apart as a Special Area the measured 
portion hereunder mentioned. And in further pursuance of the provisions of the said section, I, with the advice aforesaid, do hereby 


declare that— 

1. The aforesaid Special Area shall be open to original conditional purchase only on and after the 13T” OCTOBER, 1910. 

2. The price shall be as per Schedule, the deposit as per Schedule, and the annual instalments of purchase money and interest 
shall be as per Schedule per acre. 

8. The survey fee to be tendered with any application shall be in accordance with the scale prescribed by Regulation 85 under the 
Crown Lands Acts. ; 

4, The maximum or minimum area of any original conditional purchase shall be 41} acres. 

5. Any original conditional purchase shall be subject to the condition of residence prescribed by the Crown Lands Acts for original 
conditional purchases of ordinary Crown Lands. 

6. No conditional purchase under section 47 of the Crown Lands Act of 1884 shall be made within the aforesaid Special Area. 

7. The general provisions and conditions of the Crown Lands Acts in respect of conditional purchases shall, except in so far as the 
same are inconsistent with the special provisions and conditions hereinbefore contained, apply to any original conditional purchase within 
such Special Area, 

8. Any original conditional purchase shall accord with the portion as measured, and no subdivision of the portion shall be made, 2 

9. No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for purpose of sale except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, 
and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Distgicr or GosrorD, AND ERina Suire. 


Within Gosford Population Area, Homestead Selection Area No. 1,196 notified this day, and an area set apart for original 
conditional purchase. 


S Area which may be 8 a $ 
* Ry oP Nearest he 
- . selected. Price 2s | as Velne ct) town and Character of Land, Soil Water | 3% 
© | County. | Parish.| Area, per 2S | ‘ad | Improve | “aitan 6 Timber, &c ’ Pia éa 
= Ae, Acre. | B¢ | 8x ments, 3 GC. pply. | os 
3 Maxi Mini- d ag therefrom. Ss 
a aximum.| ium, fa Rs a 
Bae. Ny Beh De bao Met Dall ese UB. Geil Salat ee Ge } ' 
230 | Northum-| Gosford) 41 3 0 £130 1/41 23 505) 2:0; 0. ah 200i: 2 RG Nil, Gosford, 2) Sandstone formation and soil] None per- | 45,755 
berland. miles, generally .is sandy; timbered manent, 
with mahogany,gum, and black- 
butt, and patches'of dense scrub; 
about one-half the portion is 
orchard land. 
Plan N, 3,973-2,111. 
C.S. 1910-10,907, t 


REVOCATION OF PART OF SPECIAL AREA No. 41,910. 


WHEREAS certain portions of Crown Land were set apart as a Special Area by a Proclamation of 21st August, 1907: And whereas it is 
deemed expedient to revoke part of such Special Area ; Now, therefore, I, Fraperic Joun Narizr, Baron CHELMSFORD, the Governor 
aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council, do hereby proclaim that so much of the said Proclamation as relates to the land 
hereunder described shall be revoked and absolutely cease and determine from and after the publication hereof in the Government 


Gazette :— 


elvan seeud Special Date of . . 
Land District. | Division. Rien Blo | PP rusia nation: County. Parish. Shire. | Area. | Part revoked. Papers No. 
2. Gr. (p) 
Gosford ... ...| Eastern ... 41,910 21 Aug., 1907...] Northum- | Gosford ...| Erina .., --| 41 3 0| That part within portion 230.| C.S.1910-10,997, 
berland. (Plan N, 3,973-2,111). . 


Nortx.—Set apart this day for special area original conditional purchase, and original homestead selection. 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this thirteenth day of September, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred 


and ten, and in the first year of His Mejesty’s Reign. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
f 8. W. MOORE. 


[1673] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


14 Sepr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. 5133 


= * 


[1671] é Department of Lands, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASES. 


NE is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 10 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands 


comprised within the blocks hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Conditional Purchase Leases, and shall be disposed of under 
the prevailing conditions of the law. 

The blocks will be available for Conditional Purchase Lease on and after 18ra OCTOBER, 1910. 

An application for a Conditional Purchase Lease shall be in Form 21, and must be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, 
and a survey fee as hereinafter specified ; the survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly 
instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. Payment of the first of such instalments shall be 
made with the application. The application shall be signed and the declaration printed on the back of the form shall be made by the 
applicant. ‘The application may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant in person or by his agent in person duly authorised for 
the purpose in writing, during office hours on 13th October, 1910, or during office hours on any subsequent business day, or may 
be forwarded on any day to the Land Agent in a posted letter, but so as not to be received by the Land Agent before the 13th October, 
1919. 

All applications for Conditional Purchase Leases lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in 
writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 13th October, 1910, or at any time between 
the 18th October, 1910, and the 19th October, 1910, inclusive, shall together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land 
Agent simultaneously on the 13th October, 1910. 

It is hereby further notified that the Local Land Board will, at 10 a.m. on 22nd October, 1910, sit at the Court-house, Kempsey, 
and deal, under Regulation 366, with any applications which may be made for such lands from 13th October to 19th October, 
1910, inclusive ; after determination of priority by ballot, the Local Land Board will proceed to consider the question of confirmation 


-of the applications of such applicants as may be present. 


The leases will be subject to the provisions of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1908, 
and to the following special conditions :— : 

(a) ‘The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the lend clear of all noxious scrubs, prickly-pear, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 

(6) The boundaries of each block are to be fenced with a six-wire fence, within five years of date of confirmation of lease ; 
provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Local Land Board. 

(c) Timber or other material shall not be cut, obtained, or removed from the land for the purposes of sale except subject to the 
provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder, and Quarry Regulations at the time in force. 

(d) The lessee shall not prevent or take any measures to hinder any person lawfully claiming any fallen timber on any block from 
removing the same within a reasonable time (to be fixed by the Minister for Lands) after the block has been applied for. 

(e) Timber of twelve (12) inches and over in diameter at three (3) feet from the ground, which is suitable or likely to prove 
suitable for fencing, building purposes, or railway sleepers shall not be destroyed by ringbarking or otherwise, except under 
permit issued under the provisions of section 21 (a) of the Forestry Act, 1909: Provided that the lessee may clear any land 
which is to be cultivated within twelve (12) months from date of clearing, or cut any timber required for the purpose of 
erecting any necessary buildings or other improvements on the subject land. 

(f) The lessee shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 

(q) The lessee may destroy by ringbarking or otherwise, without permit, all other timber except edible shrubs. 

(1) The Governor may by notice in the Gazette resume without compensation, excepting for improvements (the value of which 
shall not exceed the original cost thereof), any land which may be required in connection with the North Coast Railway. 

Application must be made in good faith ; that isto say, the sole object of the applieant in making the application must be to obtain 
the land in order that he may hold and use it for his own exclusive benefit according to law. The Land Board if satisfied an application is 
made otherwise than in good faith, is authorised to declare the deposit forfeited. : 


—_——- 


CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASE AREA No. 264. 
FASTERN DIVISION. 
TLanp District oF KErMPsEY, AND BELLINGEN SHIRE. 


Bre Sia apes | Annual Sa PASE 
- 3 a frou | Rent Nature and | Nearest 
I $ | 9 ati : . 
County. | Parish. 3 a of | ore pa ee pe aid a a eae bs dadehes Aten Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &, 
£ a a Block. i | first ten | Improvements, | therefrom. 
2 S | years. | | by 
an, eT: £7 gra eG eas VE! ay ae 
Raleigh ..,| Unkya..:| 183) 207 1 ¥ 353 14 5) Sh 16 101) 7.75) 0 Nil. Macksville,| Permanent and) Hilly undulating country; slate 
(at £1 7s. 6d. about 17| sufficient. formation; timber—gum, box, tur- 
per acre). miles, pentine, ironbark, mahogany, tallow- 
wood, oak, and underbrush, 
: R. 2,577-1,714. 
Do ... do)<ul 1135.) )265./0, 0,| 2864 716 ee pan at ell penta) Nil. do ...| Insufficient, but! ° do 
| (at £17s. 6d. : watercourses | R, 2,579-1,714. 
per acre). can be dammed. : 4 

Dow <5 do ..| 186) 277 3 9 Gt £1 be $13 8| 710 0 Nil. do tas do Sees do 
at 5s. dense brush along gullies. 
per acre). R. 2,580-1,714. 

DOs sss dou.) 1370) 80202 0 | 378.26) 9 9 0 en 6 Nil. do ...| Insufficient, but do do 
(at £1 ds. good water cau| R. 2,581-1,714. 
per acre). be obtained by) ( i 

sinking about: 
| 12 feet. 

Do ...| do «:| 1388 | 288 0 0} 24712 6| 6 810; 722 6 Nil. Oi, ane do veel do do 
(at 17s, €d. R. 2,582-1,714. 
per acre). ; 

DOW ese Ger aul s130) | 2000 Ou SAOMO NOT, GrcOe ih 7) 0.0 Nil. do ..| Net permanent,) Dark and light soils, clay subsoil. 
(at £1 per but water can} Timber—gum, box, blackbutt, tur- 
acre); 3 | be obtained by pentine, mahogany, tallow-wood, and 

sinking about!  blocdwood ; brush in gullies. 
| { | | 12 feet. | RR, 2,588-1,714. ; 

DON (ce do ../ 140 | 290 0 0| 485 0 0|1017 6| 712 6; Nil. dow: do Lal do do 
(at £1 ie R. 2,584-1,714. 
per acre). 

Do vs do ...| 141 308 1 0 ae — 1210 6 717 6 Nil. do eae do ce do do 
at £1128. R. 2,585-1,714, 

éd. per acre). Ms. 1910-7,453. 


Norg.-—Includes part of classification reserve, notified 12th May, 1909. 


IT IS POINTED OUT THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROVEMENTS ARE OR MAY BE UPON THE 


LAND AT THE DATE OF APPLICATION HAS,NOT BEEN APPRAISED. 
An appraisement or determination of the value of any improvements shall be made after the land has become the subject of an 


‘application for Conditional Purchase Lease, unless both the owner (other than the Crown) of the improvements and the incoming selector 


haye agreed to dispense with such appraisement, and have agreed on the value to be paid. 

The value of the improvements as appraised is payable within three months of the date of appraisement, or in four equal annual 
instalments with interest at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum. 

The term of a conditional purchase lease shall be forty years from date of application, with right of conversion (during the currency 


of the lease) into a conditional purchase at any time after confirmation of the conditional purehase lease application. 
8. W. MOORE. 


5134 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. _—‘[14 Serr, 1910. 


[1672} 7 , Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART OROWN LANDS FOR CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASES. 


a is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 10 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands 
comprised within the blocks hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Oonditional Purchase Leases, and shall be disposed of under 
the prevailing conditions of the law. ) 


The blocks will be available for Conditional Purchase Lease on and after 201m OCTOBER, 1910. 


An application for a Conditional Purchase Lease shall be in Form 21, and must be accompanied by one half-year'’s rent in advance 
and a survey fee as hereinefter specified ; the survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly 
instalmente, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. Payment of the first of euch instalments shall be 
made with the application. The application shall be signed and the declaration printed on the back of the form shall be made by the 
applicant. The application may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised for 
the purpose in writing, during office hours on 20th October, 1910, or during office hours on any subsequent business day, or may be 
forwarded on any day to the Land Agent in a posted letter, but so as not to be received by the Land Agent before the 20th October, 1910. ~ 

All applications for Conditional Purchase Leases lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in 
writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 20th October, 1910, or at any time between 
the 20th October, 1910, and the 26th October, 1910, inclusive, shall together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land 
Agent simultaneously on the 20th October, 1910. 


It is hereby further notified that the Local Land Board will, at 10 a.m, on 27th October, 1910, sit at the Court - 
house, Murwillumbah, and deal, under Regulation 366, with any applications which may be made for such lands from 
20th October to 26th October, 1910, inclusive; after determination of priority by ballot, the ocal Land Board will 
proceed to consider the question of confirmation of the applications of such applicants as may be present. 


The leases will be subject to the provisions of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1908, 
and to the following special conditions :— 


(a) The lessce shall take such measures as the Minister for Landa may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the 
land free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the Jani clear of all noxious scrubs, prickly-pear, 
undergrowtha, and weeds. 

(5) The boundaries of each block are to be fenced with a six-wire fence, within five years of day of confirmation of lease; 
provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Local Land 
Board, 

(c) Timber or otler material shall not be cut, obtained, or removed from the land for the purposes of sale, except subject to the 
provisions of the Forestry Act, 1803, and the Regulations thereunder and Quarry Regulations at the time in foree. 

(d) The lessee shall not prevent cr take any measures to hinder any person lawfully claiming any fallen timber on any block 
from removing the same within a reasonable time (to be fixed by the Minister for Lands) after such block has been applied for. 

(e) The lessee shall preserve sufficient green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 


(f) The lessee may destroy by ringbarking or otherwise without permit all timber except edible shrubs. 
Applicatiozs must be made in good faith; that is to say, the sole object of the applicant in making the 
application must be to cbtain the land in order that he may hold and use it for his own exclusive benefit according 


to law. The Land Board, if satisfied an application is made otherwise than in good faith, is authorised to declare 
the deposit for/eited. 


CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASE AREA No. 265. 


HASTERN DIVISION. 
Laxp Districr or MurRWILLUMBAH, AND TwrEp Surx. 


ats e a ae oe 


mS Annval Nature and . 
ao 5 Nearest J 
5.49 Rent at 2 Tistimated , 
Coun y.| Parish, |S RS ares at fe lg per cent. shh § Value of fe and | Water Supply. Character ot Land, 8il, Timber, &o. 
ogt et A ie doe aret vr Improve- | 1) sratrom 
4S ten years, ments; LOR SE LOM» 
a. BOM £ Be 1Galiy B68. Os) eo Bad i 
Rous .,..Nullum| 133 | 273 0 0 | 341 5 0; 810 8] 710 0 Nil. Murwillum- Permanent and] Steep to very steep broken country, stony in parts; 
(at £1 5s. bah, 15 sufficient in good dark choclate volcanic soil on flats, poorer 
é per acre). : miles. Roland’sCreek| on ridges; reck at no great depth; part open to 
| and MainArm,| thick forest cf box, gum, oak, blackbutt, mess- 
} Brunswick mate, mahogany, turpentine, bloodwocd, tal- 
River. Rain-| low-wood,ironbark, and stringy bark; part dense 
fall, from 63 brush. Grazing capacity when cleared and 
to 78 inches. grassed—one head of large stock to 14 or 2 acres, 
Plan R. 6,814-1,759. 
Do ...frdo ...| 184] 23880 0} 20% 54.0.7 15 8) 7.0 0 Nil. Murwillum- do ea do do do. 
(at £1 &s. bah, 14 R. 6,816-1,759, : 
per acre), miles. 
Do 3.;| dO 3] 1385) 218 2 0 | iar? 6a BAB O86 15 0: Nil. do ee do eas do do do. 
(at £1 5s, R. 6,815-1,759. 
per acre) 
Do...) do *..) 1d y 2887.8. .0 | sev 2 6") $148 Sh 17 OO Nil, Murwillum- do ae! do do do. 
(at £1 10s.) bah, 143 R. 6,812-1,759. 
per acre), mileg, 
Dos.) do ,.)° 142} 233.0 0]. 8423 10 0) 8.1410] 7 00 Nil. Mullum- do sS do do do. 
(at £1 10s. bimby, 92 R. 6,807-1,759. 
per acre), miles. 
‘ Do ...|Toolond) 16] 203 2.0] 3805 5 0/ 712 8] 612 6 Nil. Mullum- do - do do do. 
(at. £1 10s, bimby, 9% R. 6,800-1,759, 
per acre), miles. Ms. 1910-2,749. 


Norrs.—1. Includes reserve 45,561 frcm sale generally, notified 5rd August, 1910. 2. The means of access is by good constructed roids to withina few miles 
of these blocks, and it is intended to form reasonably trafficab!e roads to all the blocks, 


IT IS POINTED OUT THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROVEMENTS ARE OR MAY BE UPON THE 
LAND AT THE DATE OF APPLICATION HAS NOT BEEN APPRAISED. foe 
An appraisement cr determination of the value of any improvements shall be made after the land has become the subject of an 


application for Conditional Purchase Lease, unless both the owner (other than the Crown) of the improvements and the incoming selector 
have agreed to dispense with such appraisement, and haye agreed on the value to be paid, 


The value of the improvements as appraised is payable within three months of the date of appraisement, or in four equal annual 
_ instalments with interest at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum. RI 


=) 


The term of a conditional purchase lease shall be forty years from date of application, with right of conversion (during the currency 
of the lzase) into a conditional purchase at any time after confirmation of the conditional purchase leas2 application. | 


: 8. W. MOORE. 


‘instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annu 
- made with the application. The application shall be signed and the declaration printed on the back of the form shall be made by the 


14 Sepr., 1910.] NEW SUUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 140. 5135 


[1539 } Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART OROWN LANDS FOR CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASES. 
i fe is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 10 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, tho Crown Lands 
"comprised within the blocks hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Conditional Purchase Leases, and shall be disposed of under 


the prevailing conditions of the law. 
The blocks will be available for Conditional Purchase Lease on and after 13TH OCTOBER, 1910. 


An application for a Conditional Purchase Lease shall be in Form 21, and must be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance 


and a survey feo as hereinafter specified ; the survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly 
m on the amount unpaid. Payment of the first of such instalments shall be 


applicant. The application may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised for 
the purpose in writing, during office hours on 13th October; 1910, or during office hours on any subsequent business day, or may be 
forwarded on any day to the Land Agent in a posted letter, but so as not to be received by the Land Agent before the 13th October, 1910. 


hi All applications for Conditional Purchase Leases lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in 
writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 13th October, 1910, or at any time between 
the 13th October, 1910, and the 19th October, 1910, inclusive, shall together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land 


Agent simultaneously on the 13th October, 1910. 


It is hereby further notified that the Local Land Board will, on 20th October, 1919, sit at tho Court-house, Port Macquarie; 
and deal, under Regulation 366, with any applications which may be made for such lands from 13th October to 19th October, 1910, 
inclusive; after determination of priority by ballot, the Local Land Board will proceed to consider the question of confirmation of the 
applications of such applicants as may be present. 


The leases will be subject to the provisions of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1908, 
snd to the following special conditions :— sis 


(a) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all noxious scrubs, prickly-pear, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 
' (8) The boundaries of the block are to be fenced with a six-wire fence, within five years of day of confirmation of lease; 
ase ti however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on stich boundaries with the approval of the Local Land 
oard. 

(c) Timber or other material shall not be cut, obtained, or removed from the land for the purposes of sale except subject to the 
provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and the Regulations thereunder, and Quarry Regulations at the time in force. 

(d) The lessee shall not prevent or take any measures to hinder any person lawfully claiming any fallen timber on any block from 

_. removing the same within a reasonable time (to be fixed by the Minister for Lands) after the block has been applied for. 

(e) Timber which is likely to prove suitable for fencing, building, or railway sleepers, shall not be destroyed by ringbarking or 
otherwise, except under permit issued under the provisions of section 21 (a) of the Forestry Act, 1903. Provided that the 
lessee may clear any land which is to be cultivated within twelve months from date of clearing, or cut any timber required 
for the purpose of erecting any necessary buildings or other improvements on the subject land. 


(f) The lessee may destroy, by ringbarking or otherwise, without permit, all other timber’ except edible shrubs. 
Applications must be made in good faith, that is to say, the sole object of the applicant in making the application must be to 
obtain the land in order that he may hold and use it for his own exclusive benefit according tolaw. The Land Board, if satisfied an 
application is made otherwise than in good faith, is authorised to declare the deposit forfeited. cs 


el 


CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASH AREA No. 263. 
. EASTERN DIVISION. 
Laxp Drsetrior oF Port MAcquaRI£, AND Hastinas SHIRE. 


3 Annual “ 
aos Rent earest 
5 2} Ares, 3 Nature and 
County. | Parish. [5 HS of Capite aba pis wang Estimated Value eee and aed Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &c. 
BER Block alue, cent. for es. of {mprovements. istance vpply. 
a 8 | : first ten therefrom. 
ou yoars, : 
a, Pop. | 2. 8G.) 8. Qa Sp Baas 
» Mac- Cairn- 145 | 265 0 v| 38¥7 10 0 9: 18,10 } 7.7), 48 Nil, Port Mac-| Permanent .,| Open f-rest country, with thick forest 
quarie, cross (at £1 10s. quarie, 18 ridges and scrub flats; sandstone 
per acre), miles. formation; soil is gravelly clay 
(mostly gocd), with clay subsoil ; 
pane 3 tim bered with oak, gum, mahogany, 
GUS ironbark, tallow-woced, turpentine, 
q blooiwocd, teatree, and brush woods, 
Vian M. 4,859-666. 

Do ..| do «| 146 | 202 2 o| 288 2 6] 6 6 8| 62 6 Nil. Pert Mac: do ¢ do do 
(at £1 5s, quarie, 17 Plan M, 4,831-666. 
per acre), miles. 

Do | Redbank} 91} 211 3.0 31712 6| 71810; 615 0 Nil. do... | Sufficient ,..| Forest ridges and brush flats; gravelly 
(at £1 10s, : clay soil; timbered with oak, gum, 
per acre). tallew-wood, ironbark, box, blood- 

wocd, mahogany, turpentine, and 
brush. 

Do iealedo © fel. 408)|. 210; 2 Ol Blsrey Gules tkeeaondin Baar 20 Nil, AOimart lt dow. do do 
(at £1 10s. M, 4,864-666. 
per acre). M, 4,857-666. 

| Ms. 1910-7,197. 


Norz.—Includes reserve 45,603 from gale generally, notified 1¢th Auigust, 1910, 
TT IS POINTED OUT THAT TAE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROVEMENTS ARE OR MAY BE UPON THE LAND 


AT THE DATE OF APPLICATION HAS NOT BEEN APPRAISED. 


An appraisement or determination of the value of any improvements shall be made after the land has. become the, subject of an 
application for Conditional Purchase Lease, unless both the owner (other than the Crown) of the improvements and the incoming selector 


“have agreed to dispense with such appraisement, and have agreed on the value to be paid. 


e value of the improvements as appraised is payable within three months of the date of appraisement, or in four equal annual 


instalments with interest at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum. 
“fhe term of a conditional purchase lease she! be forty years from date of application, with right of conversion (during the currency of 


the lease) into a conditional purchase at any time after confirmation of the conditional purchase lease application. 


| 
| 


5136 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 146. [14 Sxpr., 1910. 


i 
(1699 Department of Lands, ‘" 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910.” 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASES. 


ic is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 10 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands — 
comprised within the blocks hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Conditional Purchase Leases, and shall be disposed of under 
the prevailing conditions of the law. 


The blocks will be available for Conditional Purchase Lease on and efter 157TH SEPLEMBER, 1910. 


An application for a Conditional Purchase Lease shall be in Form 2l, and must be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance 
and a survey fee as hereinafter specified; the survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearl: 
instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. Payment of the first of such instalments shall be 
made with the application. The application shall be signed and the declaration printed on the back of the form shall be made by the 
applicant. The application may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised for 
the purpose in writing, during office hours on 15th September, 1910, or during office hours on any subsequent business day, or may be 
forwarded on any day to the Land Agent in a posted letter, hut so as not to be received by the Land Agent before the 15th September, 1910. 


All applications for Conditional Purchase Leases lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in 
writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 15th September, 1910, or at any timé between 
the 15th September, 1910, and the 2lst September, 1910, inclusive, shall together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land 
Agent simultaneously on the 15th September, 1910. 

It is hereby further notified that the Local Land Board will, at 10 a.m. on 26th Sepiember, 1910, sit at the Court-house, Wagga 
Wagga, and deal, under Regulation 366, with any applications which may be made for such lands from 15th September to 21st 
September, 1910, inclusive; after determination of priority by ballot, the Local Land Board will proceed to consider the question of con- 
firmation of the applications of such applicants as may be present. 4 

The leases will be subject to the provisions of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1908, 
and to the following special conditions :— 


(4) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all noxious scrubs, prickly-pear, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 


() The boundaries of each block are to be fenced with a six-wire fence, within five years of date of confirmation. of lease; 
provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Local Land 
Board. 


(c) Timber or other material shall not be cut, obtained, or removed from the land for the purposes of sale except subject to the 
provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and the Regulations thereunder, and Quarry Regulations at the time in force. 


(d) The lessee shall not prevent or take any measures to hinder any person lawfully claiming any fallen timber on the block from 
removing the same within a reasonable time (to be fixed by the Minister for Lands) after the block has been applied for. 


(e) The lessee may destroy by ringbarking or otherwise, without permit, all timber except edible shrubs. 


Application must be made in good faith, that is to say, the sole object of the applicant in making the application 
must be to obtain the land in order that he may hold and use it for his own exclusive benefit according to law. The 
Land Board, if satisfied an application is made otherwise than in good faith, is authorised to declare the deposit 
forfeited. oy 


Am ee ee 


CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASH AREA No. 256. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District or Waaaa Waaea, and Coozamon SHIRE. 


ies Annual 
gx ‘keea ee ent at 2 aunie a: Pha care ; 
r ES apita Tr urve an im own an ; 
County. | Parish. & em TIE Vv se oe abe wie wali Re duacaiee Water Supply. Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &c, 
46s Ae for first Improvements, | therefrom. 
. ten years, 
Apt ehalh & ih gidsiace vee id: | Teieund: 
Bourke..| Elliott.) 183 | 533 8 0 |1,20018 9] 30 0 6| 917 6] 49 chains fenc-| Matong Nil, but may be con-| Level and undulating country; red:soil; 
(at £2 fs, ing, £8; ring-| Railway served by tank at} open to thickly timbered with box and 
| per acre.) ing, thinning, Station, estimated cost of} pine scrub: suitable for wheat growing. 
| «c., £40. 24 miles, £43 7s. Rainfall, about 22 inches. 
| | Total, £48. Cat. No. B, 2,979-1,806, 
Do . do ...| 134 | 951 2 01,465 17 6/3613 0/1017 6/ Ringing, 4c., do -.| Supplied by tank... do do do 
| | (at £2 5s, £20; tank, Cat. No. B. 2,980-1,806. 
| per acre). £40, Total, 
| | | £60. " £ 
Do .,.; do 7H 135 , 636 0 0/1421 0 0] 3515 6/1015 0 Ringing, &e.,| Matong Nil, but may be con- do do do 
| | (at £2 5g, | £20, Railway served by tank at! Cat. No. B. 2,981-1806. 
| per aere). Station, estimated cost of] Ms, 1910-14,502. 
| 3 miles. £53 6s, 
l i ! 


Norn.—Includes part (1,821} acres) of reserve 44,640 from sale generally, notified 22nd December, 1909. 


IT IS POINTED OUT THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROVEMENTS ARE OR MAY BE UPON THE 
LAND AT THE DATE OF APPLICATION HAS NOT BEEN APPRAISED, ‘ 


An appraisement or determination of the value of any improvements shall be made after the land has become the subject of an 
application for Conditional Purchase Lease, unless both the owner (other than the Crown) of the improvements and the incoming selector 
have agreed to dispense with such appraisement, and have agreed on the value to be paid, 


The value of tne improvements as appraised is payable within three months of the date of appraisement, or in four equal annual 
instalments with interest at the rate of 4 per cent, per annum, 


The term of a cond itional purchase lease shall be forty years from date of application, with right of conversion (during the curren¢gy 
of the leaso) into a conditional purchase at any time after confirmation of the conditional purchase lease application. 


S. W. MOORE. 


eee 4 


Nore—tIn lieu cf Gazette notice of 3rd August, 1910, setting apart these blocks for conditional purchase lease, which is hereby revoked, 


14 Sepr., 1910.] NEW SOULH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. 5137 


eC 


(1692 } Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 14th September, 1910, 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASKS. 


E is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 10 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands 
comprised within the blocks hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Conditional Purchase Leases, and shall be disposed of under 
the prevailing conditions of the law. 

The blocks will be available for Conditional Purchase Lease on and after 18ra OCTOBHRR, 1910. 

“An application for a Conditional Purchase Lease shall be in Form 21, and must be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance 
and a survey fee as hereinafter specified; the survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly 
instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. Payment of the first of such instalments shall be 
made with the application. The application shall be signed and the declaration printed on the back of the form shall be made by the 
applicant. The application may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant in person or by his agent in person duly authorised for 
the purpose in writing, during office hours on 13th October, 1910, or during office hours on any subsequent business day, or may be 
forwarded on any day to the Land Agent in a posted letter, but so as not to be received by the Land Agent before the 13th October, 1910. 

Ali applications for Conditional Purchase Leases lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in 
writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 13th @ctober, 1910, or at any time between 
the 13th Oct»ber, 1910, and the 19th October, 1910, inclusive, shall together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land 
Agent simultaneously on the 13th October, 1910. 

It is hereby further notiiied that the Local Land Board will, at 10 a.m. on 20th October, 1910, sit at the Court-house, Casino, 
and deal, under Regulation 366, with any applications which may be made for such lands from 13th October to 19th October, 1910, 
inclusive, after determination of priority by ballot, the Local Land Board will proceed to consider the question of confir- 
mation of the applications of such applicants as may be present. 

The leases will be subject to the provisions of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, the Orown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1908; 
and to the following special conditions :— : i 

(a) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all noxious scrubs, prickly-pear, 
undergrowthe, and weeds. x 

(b) The boundaries of the block are to be fenced with a six-wire fence, within five years of day of confirmation of lease ; 
secon however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Local Land 
Board. 

(c) Timber or other material shall not be cut, obtained, or removed from the land for the purposes of sale except subject to the 
provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and the Regulations thereunder and Quarry Regulations at the time in force. 

(d) The lessee shall not prevent or take any measures to hinder any person lawfully claiming any fallen timber on any block from 
removing the same within a reasonable time (to be fixed by the Minister for Lands) after the block haa been applied for. 

(e) The selector or lessee may destroy by ringbarking or otherwis>, without permit, all timber except edible shrubs. 

Application must be made in good faith; that is to say, the sole object of the applicant in making the 
application must be to obtain the land in order that he may hold and use it for his own exclusive benefit according 
to law. The Land Board, if satisfied an application is made otherwise thon in good faith, is authorised to declare 
the deposit forfeited. 


CONDITIONAL PURCHASH LEASE AREA No. 266. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF Casino, AND COPMANHURST SHIRE. 


se _————, 
3 
Ae wore Nature and Nearest 
Count Parish. [3 & 8| Area of Capital |, i raeane Survey Estimated Towa and Water Character of Land, Soil, 
Lf ‘ rae) Block. Value. | Hee eae Fes. Value of distance Supply. Tim der, &e. 
ag 5 bea Gaze! Improvements. therefrom. 
air. pln & © ha ew: d.| £ 8. a.| 
Richmond) Powerpa..| 3 {1,400 0 © |1,950 0 0 | 26 5 U/15 2 6; Fencing, £21 15s.) Lawrence, 26| Permanent .| Undulating to low ridgy couniry of 
(at 15s. per H miles; Camira sandstone formation; svil—sandy 
acre). Ceeek Railway and gravelly, with clay subsoil; 
Station, 3 tim ber—gum, ouk, iron bark, blood- 
| miles. wood, mahogany, and tea-tree} 
| land suitable for grazing purposes 
only. 
| Plan R. 1961-1,744 Roll. 

De do 4 {1,500.0 6 |1,125 0 0) 28 2 6] 1510 0 | Nil. Lawrence, 27| Practically | Undulating to low ridgy country of 
(at 15s, per miles; Camira| permanent.| sandstcne formation; soil—sandy 
acre). | Creck Railway and gravelly, with clay subsoil; 

station, 3 timber—gum, apple, ironbark, 
! miles. mahogany, oak, honeysuckle, and 
tea-tree; land suitable for grazing 
and breeding purposes, 
| Plan R, 1,°62-1,744 Roll. 

Do . do 30 748 0 0| 810 6 8|20 5 2/1110 Oj Fencing, £67 4s.| Lawrence, 26) Permanent | Low lying to low ridgy country ; 
(at £1 1s, 6d,; yards and| miles; Camira black alluvial and gravelly soil; 
8d, per | gates, £17 53.:| Creek  Rail- timber—gum, ironbark, apple, 
acre). | | house, £60; way Station, 3 blood wocd, blackbutt, oak, tea-tree, 

kitchen, £5; miles. and honeysuckle; about 20 acres 
shed, £10; ring- suitable for cultivation; balance 
barking, £7. suitable for grazing avd dairying 
j Total, £166 9. purposes. 
€d. Plan R. 1,954-1,744 R.| Ses 

Do do «| 31 {1,201 0 041,000 16.8] 25 0 4/14 7 6 Nil. do me do ..| Undulating to low ridgy country; 
(at 163. 8d. black, sandy, and gravelly soils; 
per acre). | timber—gum, ironbark, apple, 

| blcod wood, black butt, oak, tea-tree, 
| and honeysuckle, with patches cf 
thick tea-tree; about 10 acres suit- 
able for cultivation ; balance suit- 
able for grazing and dairying 
| purposes, 
Plan R. 1,965-1,744 Rol!, 
| Mg. 1910-11,197. 


Nore.—Includes part (about 190 acres) of reserve for classification, notified 10th October, 19)6, and part (4,849 acres) of reserve for classification, notified 11th 
Aprii, 19.6, and part (about 930 acres) of area set apart for original conditional purchase, at 15s. per acre, or conditional lease, 14th June, 19U5. 


IT IS POINTED OUT THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROVEMENTS ARE OR MAY BE UPON THE LAND 
AT THE DATE OF APPLICATION HAS NOT BEEN APPRAISED, 


An appraisement or determination of the value of any improvements shall be made after the land hes become the subject of an 
application for Conditional Purchase Lease, unless both the owner (other than the Crown) of the improvements and the incoming selector 
have agreed to dispense with such appraisement, and have agreed on the value to be paid. 

The value of the improvements as appraised is payable within three months of the date of appraisement, or in four equal annual 
instalments with interest at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum. 

The term of s conditional purchase lease shall be forty years from date of application, with right of conversion (during the carrency 
of the lease) into n conditional purchase at any time after confirmation of the conditional purchase lease application. S. W. MOORE 


No, 140, 14 Srepremper, 1910,—8. 


5138 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. [14 Supr., 1910. 


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[1693] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASES. 


E is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 10 of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands 


comprised within the blocks hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Conditional Purchase Leases, aad shall be disposed of under 
the prevailing conditions of the law. 


The blocks will be available for Conditional Purchase Lease on end after 13th October, 1910. / 


An application for a Conditional Purchage Lease shall be in Form 21, and must be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, 
and a survey fee as hereinafter specified ; the survey fee shall: (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly 
instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 pec centum per annum on the amount unpaid. l’ayment of the first of such instalments shall be 


made with the application. The application shall be signed and the declaration printed on the back of the form shall be made by the . 
applicant. The application may be lodged with the Tand Agent by the »pplicant in person or by his agent in persou duly authorised for 


the purpose in writing, during office hours on 13th October, 1910, or during office hours on any subsequent business day, or may be 
forwarded on any day tothe Lend 4gent in a posted letter, but so. as not to be received by the Land Agent before the 13th October, 1910. 

All applications for Conditional Purchase Leases lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in 
writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 13th Cctober, 1910, or at any time between 
the 13th October, 1910, and the 19th Octuber, 1910, inclusive, shall together be deemed to be and to haye been lodged with such Land 
Agent simultaneously on the 13th October, 1910. 


It is hereby further notified that the Local Land Board will, at 10 a.m. on 20th October, 1910, sit at the Court-house, Casino, 


and deal, under Reguiation 366, with any applications which may be made for such lands from 13th October to 19th October, 1910, 


inclusive ; after determination of priority by ballot, the Local Land Board will proceed to consider the question of confirmation 
of the applications of such applicants as may be present. 


The leases will be subject to the provisions of the Crown Lands Amendment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1908, 


and to the following special conditions :— 


# 
(a) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all noxious serubs, prickly-pear, 
undergrowths, and weeds. : 


(4) The boundaries of each block are to be fenced with a six-wire fence, within five years of day of confirmation of lease; 
provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Local Land 
Board. ; 

(c) Timber or other material shall not be cut, obtained, or removed from the land for the purposes of sale except subject to the 
provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and the Regulations thereunder, and Quarry Regulations at the time in force. 


(d) The lessee shall not prevent or take any measures to hinder any person lawfully claiming any fallen timber on any block from 
removing the same within a reasonable time (to be fixed by the Minister for Lands) after the block hss been applied for. 


(e) The lessee may destroy by ringbarking or otherwise, without permit, all timber except edible shrubs. 


Application must be made in good faith; that is to say, the sole object of the applicant in making the 
application must be to obtain the land in order that he may hold and use it for his own exclusive benefit according 
to law. The Land Board, if satisfied an application is made otherwise than in good faith, is authorised to 
declare the deposit forfeited. . 


CONDITIONAL PURCHASH LEASE AREA No. 267. 
HASTHRN. DIVISION. 


Lanp District or Casino, AND Kyoatr SHIRz. 


Annual 


Rent at 24| Nature and Nearest 


Aree Capital axon tee Estimated Town and Water Character of Land, Soil, 
P 3 Fee. Value of distance Supply. Timber, &e, 


Value 
Block, ‘ for first ath 
ten years. Improvements.) therefrom. 


County. | Parish, 


Portion 


com prised 
in Block. 


ne S—S—= 


Acres. bal 8 Re |e heed, 
Rous... Findon...| 13 610 11,280 0 0 0 0;1015 0 Nil. Kyogle, 21) Permanent Ililly and ridgy country; the falls into Long 
(at £2 per miles. Creek being mostly very steep; Findon Creek 
acre) frontages consist of good black soil flats and 
open ridges; timbered with pine, box, gum, 
apple, blocdwood, tallow-wood, stringybark, 
mahogany, ironbark, brush, and dense vine 
scrub; 6) acres cultivation land along frontage 
to Findon Creek; estimated carrying capacity 
when improved one beast to 5 acres. 
| Plan R. 6,898-1,759. 
Do’ ...| do ..| 15 5784 11,157 0 07 2818 6|10 5 0 Nil. Kycogle, 22 ds ...| Steep hilly country; good black soil flats along 
(at £2 per miles, creek, part open ridgy country ; timbered with 
acre). blocd wood, mahogany, tallow-wood, gum, pine, 
and teak, brush, and thich vine scrub; aboat 
60 acres cultivation land along frontages; 
estimated carrying capacity when improved 
one beast to 5 acres, 
Plan R. 6,*96-1,759. 
Do «| ‘do ..| 16 614 921 0 0} 23 0 6; 1010 0 Nil. Kyogle, 28 do «.| Steep hilly country ; good black soil flats along 
{at £1 10s. miles. creek, part open ridgy country; timbered 
per acre). with bloodwocd, mahogany, tallow-wood, gum, 
pine, and teak, brush, and thick vine scrub; 
about 60 acres cultivation land along frontages ; 
estimated carrying capacity when improved 
one beast to 6 acres. 
Plan R. 6,397-1,759, 
Ms. 1910-7,178. 


hots) 


Norre.—Includes reserve 45,552 from sale generally, notified 3rd August, 1919, and part (about 540 acres) of water reserve 1,114 notified 5rd March, 1884. 


IT IS POINTED OUT THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROVEMENTS ARE OR MAY BE UPON THE 
LAND AT THE DATE OF APPLICATION HAS NOT BEEN APPRAISED. 


_ An appraisement or determination of the value of any improvements shall be made after the land has become the subject of an 
ap lication for Conditional Purchase Lease, unless both the owner (other thin the Crown) of the improvements and the incoming selector 
hive agrced to dispense with such appraisement, and have agreed on the value to be paid. 


: The value of the improvements as appraised is payable within three months of the date of appraizement, or in four equal annual 
iastalments with interest st the rate of 4 per cent per annum. 


‘The term of a conditional purchase lease shall be forty years from date of application, with right of conversion (during the currency 
of the lease) into a conditional purchase at any time after confirmation of the conditional purchase lease application. 


8. W. MOORE. 


14 Sepr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 140. 5139 


(1538] Department of Lands, 
; Sydney, 14th September, 1910. ~ 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART OROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD SELECTION. 


lie is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the Crown Lands comprised within the block 
hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Homestead Selection, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions 
of the law. ' é 

The block will be available for Original Homestead Selection on and after 13TH OCTOBER, 1910, 

An application for a Homestead Selection ehall bein Form 21, and must be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and a 
survey fee as hereinafter specified. ‘The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly 
instalmente, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. Payment of the first of such instalments shall be 
made with the application. The application shall be signed and the declaration printed on the back of the form shall be made by the 
applicant. The application may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly-authorised 
for the purpose in writing, during office hours on 13th October, 1910, or during office hours on any subsequent business day, or may be 
forwarded on any day to the Land Agent in a posted letter, but so as not to be received by the Land Agent before the 13th October, 1910. + 

All applications for Original Homestead Selection lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in 
writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 13th October, 1910, or at any time between 
the 13th October, and the 19th October, 1910, inclusive, shall together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 13th October, 1919, 


The Homestead Selection will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and to the following special conditions :— 


(2) The Homestead Selector shall take such measures as the Minister for Tiands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and 
keep the land free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate anid keep the land clear of all noxious scrubs 
undcergrowths, and weeds. 


(b) The Homestead selector shall not cut or remove timber from the block for sale unless he pays royalty thereon in accordance 
with the Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 


The principal conditions which attach to a Homestead Selection are perpetual residence and payment of rent. 
A Homestead Selection is not transferable before issue of the grant, and a grant cannot issue until the expira- 
tion of the first five years. Z 
Application must be made in good faith, that is to say, the sole object of the applicant in making the application 
must be to obtain the land in order that he may hold and use it for his own exclusive benefit according to law. The 
pie vs iin if satisfied an application is made otherwise than in good faith, is authorised to declare the deposit 
orfeited. f $08 : 5° 


HOMESTEAD SELECTION AREA Neo. 1,195. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Laxp Disreror oF Gosrorp, anD HRina SHIRE. 
Within Gesford Population Area, which is not affected by this notification, and Special Area No. 45,755, proclaimed this day. 


| ae x Annual | Natureand | Nearest-Town 2 

‘: $c ‘== 9| Area of Capital Rent | Survey | . Estimated and Water Character of Land, Soil 

aunty? Sein: 3 aA | Block. Value. for first Fee. Value of Im-| distance there- Supply. Vimber, &c. ; ; 
a g s term. provements. from. 4 


| 
Bs Peps Fa (Bal. bo 8 Gag Bs Os 
Northum- | Gosfcrd.; 230] 41 3 0 SBE OL ME Es OF a ale Nil. | Gosford, 2 miles...! None permanent! Sandstone formation, and_ soil 
berland i (at £2 per generally is sandy; timbered 
acre). with mahogany, gum,and black- 


putt,and patches of dense brush ; 
about one-half the portion is 
orchard land. . 

Plan V. 3,973-2,111. 

C.S. 1910-10,907. 


| 


Norr.—inciudes reserye from sale and lease under the provisions of sectioa 156, Crown Lands Act of 1884, part (41}.acres) of Homestead Selection Area 1,021, 
notified 2ist August, 1907, part (412 acres) cf Special Area 41,910, proclaimed 21st August, 1907, and part (41} acres) of area set apart for original conditional 
purchase 2’st August, i907 i 


For s Homestead Selection with residence by deputy before issue of a grant, the annual rent, until issue of the grant, shall be 34 per 
centum of the capital valve, and the full amount of the survey fee will have to be paid with the application. 


The value of any improvements and interest on such value at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum is payable in four equal yearly 
instalments. The first instalment shall ba paid before the expiration of twelve months from the date of application. 


IT 18 POINTED OUT THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROVEMENTS ARE OR MAY BE UPON THE LAND 
AT THE DATE OF APPLICATION HAS NOT BEEN APPRAISED, AND ATTENTION IS INVITED TO SECTION 2 OF 
THE CROWN LANDS ACT, 1898, which provides that— 


An sppraisement or determination of the value of any improvements shall be made after the land has become the subject of an 
application for Homestead Selection, unless both the owner (other than the Crown) of the improvements and the incoming selector 
have agreed to dispexse with such appraisement, and have agrecd on the value to be paid, in which casé the agreed value of the improve- 
ments shal! be deemed to be the appraised value within the meaning of subsection “b” of section 15 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895. 
Provided thet, if in any case the value of the improvements as appraised or determined is at least 20 per centum higher than their estimated 
yalué as above notified, the Land Board may allow the incoming selector, upon application within the prescribed time, to withdraw his 
application and to obtsin s refund of any moneys paid in connection therewith. 


S. W. MOORE. 


[1674] Department of Lands, 


iSydney, 14th September, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF NOTIFICATION OF TRACT OR AREA PREVIOUSLY NOTIFIED AS NOT AVAILABLE FOR 
‘ SEDTLEMENT UNTIL SURVEY EFFECTED AND FURTHER NOTIFICATION. 


yt is hereby notified, for public information, thet, under the provisions of the 10th section of the Crown Landa Act of 1895, the 
- notification that thé*tract or area hereunder described is not available for settlement, is hereby revoked. 


S. W. MOORE. 
apne Division, Pay feos? | County. | Parish. Shire. | Area. | Part revoked. Papers No. 
ate O33 =I 
Gunnedah | Central..| 9 Feb., 1901 ...| Pottinger ..| Denison West ...| Liverpool Plains | 1,189 0 0 | That part within designed Improve-| Occ. 1910-7,474. 
ae Aa ; a ; wee = walla eee (about), ment Lease Biock No. 1,681. 


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5140 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. [14 Supr., 1910. 


[1693] Department of Lands, . 
sydney, 14th Septemter, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL SETTLEMENT LEASE. 


if is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the Crown Lands comprised within the farm 
hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Settlement Lease, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing condition 
of the law. 
The farm will be available for Original Settlement Leage on and after 13tH OCTOBER, 1910. 


An application for a Settlement Lease shall be in Form 21, and must be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by a 
survey fee as hereinafter specified. Tle survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly 
instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. Payment of the first of such instalments shall 
be made with the application. The application shall be signed and the declaration printed on the back of the form shall be made by 
the applicant. The application may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised 
for the purpose in writing, during office hours on 13th October, 1910, or during office hours oa any subsequent business day, or may be 
forwarded on any day to the Land Agent in a posted letter, but so as not to be received by the Land Agent before the 18th October, 1910. 

% 


All applications for Original Settlement Leases lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in 
writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 13th Octcber, 1910, or at any time between 
the 13th October, 1910, and the 19th October, 1910, inclusive, shall together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land 
Agent simultaneously on 13th October, 1910. 


The Settlement Lease will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and to the following special conditions :— 


(a) A Settlement Lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by 
the lessee are found depasturing on the Settlement Lease, it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 


(3) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the farm and 
search for and win minerals. 


(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the farm which may be required for mining, mining purpores, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in the Gazette, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements cp 
the portion resumed (such value not to exceed their cost), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. In 
the case of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for any 
other purpose, not less than three months’ notice in the Gazette will be given to the lessee. 


(2) The Settlement Lease shall be kept clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and of scrub (except edible scrub) and noxious 
weede, subject to Regulation No. 157c, which reads as follows:—The holder of any Settlement Lease applied for after the 
8th March, 1902, or the holder of any Settlement Lease executed after the 8th March, 1902, whether applied for before that 
date or not, shall, within six months from the execution of the lease, commence and take effective steps to keep the farm 
clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such efficient steps or means of keeping the land clear 
of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. During the second year of the 
lease he shall commence and thereafter continue to clear the land of noxious weeds and scrub (except edible scrub) at the rate 
of not less than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that the whole farm shall be cleared during the first eleven 
years of the lease, and after any land haa been cleared or operated upon the lessee shall keep it free from noxious weeds and 
scrub (other than edible scrub) during the remaining term of the lease, to the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. 


(e) The lessee may destroy, by ringbarking or otherwise, all timber on his farm except matured blackbutt, bluegum, tallow-wood 
and stringybark trees, 6 inches or more in diameter at 8 feet from the ground, which are, or may be when matured, suitable 
for building, or fencing, or of commercial value; but shall preserve belts of greea timber for shade and shelter, ‘he lessee 
may take from his leased land any timber required by him for building, fencing or other purposes thereon as tenant thereof. 


(f) All persons duly authorized shall have full right to enter upon the land at any time within reasonable hours during tke 
currency of the lease for the purpose of cutting and removing timber without interference by the lessee, and the lessee shall 
provide convenient gateways or openings where required for this purpose, or where directed by the Minister or any officer 
authorised by the Minister in this behalf, and permit timber-getters to camp and graze their teams within the lease, subject 
to the provisions of section 20 of the Forestry Act, 1809, and to yayment by them of agistment fees as provided by that 


section. 
SETTLEMENT LEASE AREA No. 996. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Guen Innes, AND SEVERN SHIRE. 
28 E Ms ’ Annual Nature and Nearest 
A Soe rea of| Rent urvey Estimated Town and Character of Land, Soil 
Cru ity. Parish. & Be Farm. | for first Fee. Value of distance Water Supply. Timber, &:. : 
4 Bg term. Improvements.| therefrom. 
ec 
Acres. | £8, d.| £ 8. d. : 

Clive ...| Glen Elgin| 18 2,256 | 1816 0/1717 6 Nil. Glen Tnne3,) Ample and per-} Flat to undulating and broken mountainous 
(at 2d. 26 miles. mInanent in Log] country, of granite formation; loamy, sandy, 
per acre). and Bloor’s} and rocky soil; suitable areas for cultivation 
Gullies, of a domestic character only may be found on 
the block; generally gocd grazing land, with 
good to rich natural grasses; sound country for 
cattle or horses, to which it is best adapted ; 


suitable for breeding and fattening when fully 
improved; sheep would do well if shepherded 
and changed frequently. Hares and dingoe: 
are numerous. Unimproved carrying capacity 
varies from one beast to 9 acres or one sheep 

2 acres to one beast to. 20 acres or one sheep to 
4 acres, and may be improved by ringbarking, 
suckering, &c., to carry ope beast to from 5 to 
12 acres or one sheep from 1 to 2} acres. Accs 
to water in the permanent streams, the front- 
ages of which have been reserved in the mining 
interests, may be obtained. All more or less 
thickly tim bered with gum, stringy bark, pepper- 
mint, oak, honeysuckle, and sally in all stages 
of growth. Average annual rainfall, about 34 
inches. The block will be suitable in part for 
dairying when improy«d. 

Mg, 1910-14,217. 


Norg.—That part of Settlement Lease Area No. 975, notified 22nd December, 1909, within the above, is hereby revoked. 


q 
} 


14 Sepr., 1910.] 


—_—_——_——_ 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. 


ee ne 


SETTLEMENT LEASE AREA No. 996--continued, 


The Settlement Lessce is required to enter into residence within three months from date of execution of the lease. 


Where the capital value of the improvements is payable, such payment shall be made in one sum, or, at the option of the Settlement 
Lessee, in three annual instalments, in accordance with Regulation 156. 


The term of lease shall be forty years, in four terms. 


Where a Settlement Lessee is charged a rent for the use of Crown improvements, euch rent shall be pa 


that upon which the rent for the land is payable. 


IT IS POINTED OUT. THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROV 
AT THE DATE OF APPLICATION HAS NOT BEFN APPRAISED, AND ATTENTION 


THE CROWN LANDS ACT, 1898, which provides that— 


* 


application for Settlement Lease, 


An appraisement or determination of the value of any improve 
unless both the owner (other than t 


5141 


id-annually on the same date as 


EMENTS ARE OR MAY BE UPON THE LAND 
IS INVITED TO SECTION 2 OF 


ments shall be made after the land has become the subject of en 
he Crown) of the improvements and the incoming lessee have 


agreed to dispense with such appraisement, and have agreed on the value to be paid, in which case the agreed value of the improvements 


shall be deemed to be the appraised value within the meaning of subsection 
Provided that, if in any case the value of the improvements as appraised or determined is at least 20 per centum higher tha 
value as above notified, the Land Board may allow the incoming lessee, 


applicetion and to obtain a refund of any moneys paid in connection therewith. 


[1675] 


“3%” of sectio 


upon application within the prescribed time, 


n 26 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895. 
n their estimated 
to withdraw his 


8. W. MOORE. 


Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASE, &o. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the reserves from sale, lease, or 


license hereunder described, are hereby revoked. 


3. W. MOORE. 


eT 


Land airy R Date of ; F Papers 
Oiartet: Division. ot Purpose. Notiidution, County. Parish, Holding, &c. Area. | Part revoked. NS, 
| a. T. p 
Inverell..., Bastern..| 25,553 | From salefortem-| 27 Feb , 189% Hardinge...| Cope's Guyra Shire...| 16 0 0 | That part within measured| Mes, 1910- 
| porary common. | Creek. pertion 32, (Plan H. 4,421-| 13,488. 
1,762.) 
DOS tes do ...| 25,559 | From license and| 27 ,, 5 do ss do oe do 16 90 0 "do do 5 do 
annual lease. 
Dons do ...| 3,488 From sale for] 22 Mar, 1883) do ‘3 do eas do eos 40 0 do do iss do 
| acces, | 
Dubbo .| Central...) 1,456 | From sale for) 17 Oct., 1881 Narromine; Gin Gin ...) Mullah 6614; 120 0 0] The part of portion 32 lying tc) Ms. Ls. 
‘ travelling stock. and Timbre-| (about). the south-west of a line at} 1910- 
bongie Shire. right angles to a south-| 11,415. 
eastern boundary at a point 
4: chains north-easterly from 
its southeramost corner, (N. 
1,398-1,884.) 
Nors.--The above area forms part of Special Lease No. 19)8-36, and is not availabte for settlement, 
Yass Eastern., 118 | From sale for) 81 May, 1880] King .. | Derrin- Goodradig bee 60 0 O{ That part within pertion 155.) Ms. 1910- 
water supply gullen.} Shire. —measured for exchange, 14,676. 
Nore.—O ntracted to be granted by way of exchange. 
Grafton...) Eastern..| 6,422 | For public build-/ 9 June, 1888) Fitzroy Wool- Dorrigo Shire .. 0 0 31) Part withia an area measured| Rds. 19)9- 
ings. ‘ goolga. for a street, and shown on| 270-5, 
Plan R. 10,031-1,6.3. 
DO pres do...|_ 11,774 | For tramway] 23 ,, 1591) do «| do on do eas 0 2 8} do do con do 
purposes. 
Dowss do ..| 12,908 | For police pur-| 8 Noyv., 1890) do e| do oa do eet 0 0138 do do + do 
poces. 
s 
Narran- |Central...| 27,772 | Frem sale for 11 June, 18yt Mitchell ...| Faithfull...) Yanko Shire ... 50 0 0) Commencivg at the intersec | Me. Le. 
dera. travelling stock tion of the eastern boundary} 1910-10,639 
and camping. of portion 7¥ with the right 
bank of Sandy Creek; and} 
bound«d thence by part of 
the eastern boundary of that 
pertion, pa't of its northern 
boundary, a line, south to 
the right bank of Sandy 
Creek afvresaid, and by that 
bank upwards, to point of 
commencement,—to include 
| the area. 
Note.—Within Special Lease No. 1997-10. 
Nairan- | Central.’{ 49,310 | From sale and 28 Mar., 1906 Cooper ...| Yarangery| Yanko Shire ...{ 332 0 20 | That jart within measured| Ms. 1910- 
dera. lease other than portion 23,—shown on plan) 9,595, 


Mudgee ...{ Eastern... 


Young .,.| Eastern. 


annual lease. 


40,8C9 | From lease gener- 
ally, and from 
sale other than 


auction sale 
only, 
42,69 ] From sale for 


travelling stock 
and camping, 


Norst.—Contracted to 


29 Aug., 1906 Phillip... 


Gulgong ...| Wyaldra Shire 


Norz.—The land has been alienated. 


12 Aug, 198 Harden ...! Wambat..,| Demondrille 


| Shire. 


Nors.—Held under special lease, 


catalogued C, 1,574-1,804. 


be granted by way of exchange. 


25 220| The whole. 
P, 2,816-2,125.) 


(Pians P, 2,315,| Ms. 1910- 


1,429, 


128 2 0) That part within portion 470.) Me. Ls. 


(Plan H. 6,357-1,716) and the 
reserved roads, and M,T. 
within portion 47, 


11,641, 


' 


5142 


‘NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. (14 Supr., 1910. 


[1677] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 
ral REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASE, &c. 
ihe is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the reserves from sale 
hereunder described are hereby revoked,—but such revocation shall not take effect until after the expiration of sixty days from the 


above date. 

S. W. MOORE. 
wand |-pivision. | Reserve P Date of |. count Parishes. | Molding, &e. | ° A Part revoked Papers No 
‘District, | Division. | “No. urposs. Notification. ounty. arishes. olding, &e. Tea. . Dp : 

| Bi dIeep2 
* Armidale | Eastern..| 31,412 | From license and] 15 Sept., 1900| Inglis .| Looauga Cockbura Shire} 950 0 0/| The whole... ae - | Ms. Ls. _, 
lease generally for and Tara (about). 1910-10,524, 
travelling stock, : 
Inverell... do .. 866 | From sale for tra-) 1 July, 1874) Hardinge..| Auburn 289A Auburn 1 0 383} The part within measured| Aln. 1910- 
pt velling stock, | Vale. Valeand Ban- . portions 73, (Plan H.|. 11,627. 
nockburn 4,445-1,762.) 
| : Shire, 
Bellingen | Easterz.,| 41,727 | From sale for pre-| 22 May, 1907) Raleigh .. { Missabotti Beliingen Shire) 43 0 0 { Commencing at the south-| Ms. 1910- 
servation of native | western corner of portior| 13,335, 
| flora, 250; thence north about 
| 10 chains; thence west to 
| the Bowra-Bellingen road; 
thence by that road south- 
| : easterly to portion 181; 
| : thence by portion 181 east 
to starting point. 
Do do. ..:| 41,728 | From lease gener-| 22 ,, el 0 ess do ..| - do 40 0 0 do Clb ace, do 
ally for preserva- 
| tion of native 
flora. : 
sas Nown.—To become available for ordinary selection, at £1 per acre, on 17th November, 1910. 
Tumbar- | Eastern.. Temporary com- | 22 Dec., 1880) Selwyn ...{ Tumbar- Tombarumba 13 2 0| That part within measured| Aln. 191¢- 
umba. mon at Tumbar- umba.| jopulation (nbout). portions 223, 224, and 387,| 9,789. 
umba. area and (Plan 8. 1,808-1,522.) 
Tumbarumba 
pee age Shire. 
Vor*... do ...| Under | From annual lease| 13 April, 1892 do a do oat do 138.2 0 do do +2 do 
= general) or occupation (about). 
notice,| license for tempor- : 
ary common, | { “ 
Young ...| Eastern. | 2',895 | From  residential,/ 8 Dec., 1834; Monteagle ; Young...) Burrangong 108 0 0 | The whole | Ms, 1910- 
special,and annual Shire, 14,240, 
lease, 
| - 
| } ™ 
Norz.—Identical with reserve 45,756 from lease other than special lease for grazing purposes only, notified this day. 
[1676] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF TRACT OR AREA SET APART FOR ADDITIONAL HOLDINGS. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, so much of the notification setting apart 
the tract or area hereunder described for additional conditional purchase, additional conditional purchase lease, additional homestead 
selection or additional settlement lease, is hereby revoked. 


S. W. MOORE. 


Dice | Division, N pring ea County. Parish, | Shire, Area. Part revoked. Papers No. 
=" : u 
a. 2..p, P 
Casino (now; Eastern..| 6 Jar.,1909 ...) Drake ... Ogilvle... «| Copmanhurst...| 460 0 0] The whole .., eee eee aie - | Ms. 1910-14,389, 
Grafton). \ (about’, 


Notr.—This area has been selected, 
a a ee ee 
? . . . 
[1680] - prove suitable for fencing, building, mining, or rail- 
way sleepers, shall not be destroyed by ringbarkiny 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASB, 
CONDITIONAL LEASH, ADDITIONAL CONDI- 
TIONAL PURCHASE LEASE, ADDITIONAL 
TiOMESTEAD SELECTION, OR ADDITIONAL 
SHTTLEMUNT LEASE. ; 


{* is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 4 of the Crown Lands Amend- 
ment Act of 1905, and section 22 of the Crown Lands 
(Amendment) Act, 1908, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the areas hereunder described are hereby set 
apart for additional conditional purchases or condi- 
tional leases (other than those mentioned in subsection 
1 (b) of the first-mentioned section), additiona] condi- 
tional purchase leases, additional homestead selections, 
or additional settlement leases, and shall become and 
be available therefor on and after the 13th October, 
1910. It is further notified that the price of the land for 
additional conditional purchase, or the capital valtes 
for additional homestead selection, or additional condi- 
tional purchase lease, whenever applied for, shall be 
soit pe acre, and the annual rent for additional 
settlement lease shall be 23d. per acre, with terms 
ot appraisement as provided for by the Crown Lands 

cts. 
these areas shall be subject to the following special 
conditions, viz.:—(a) Timber which is or is likely to 


It is also notified that any holdings within 


or otherwise, except under permit issued under the 
provisions of section 21 (a) of the Forestry Act, 1909: 
Provided that the lessee may clear any land which 
is to be cultivated within twelve months from date of 
clearing, or cut any timber required for the purpose 
of erecting any necessary buildings or other improve- 
ments on the subject land. (b) No timber shall be cut 
or removed from the land for the purpose of sale 
except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1909, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 
(c) The lessee may. kill, by ringharking or. otherwise, 
without permit, all other timber except edible shrubs. 


S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or WARIALDA, AND ASHFORD SHIRE. 
Within Texas resumed area No, 703. 


County of Arrawatta, parish of Bora, containing 
an area of about 1,150 acres. The Crown Lands lying 
south-westerly of portions 8, 9, 10, 11, amd 41, and 
north-easterly of forest reserve 43,770, notified 24th 
March, 1909, and between portions 26, 28, and an area 
set apart for additional holdings 21st October, 1908. 

Nore.—Includes reserve 45,506 from sale generally, 


| notified 13th July, 1910. 


[Ms. 1910-10,395] ” 


a a ae are 


14 Sspr., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 140. 


5143 


$$$ 


[1678] Department of Lands 


Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
- FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE. 
Oe is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 4 of the Crown Lands Amend- 
ment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the area hereunder described are hereby set apart 
for original conditional purchase, and shall become 
and be available therefor on and after the 138th 
October, 1910. It is further notified that the price of 
the land for original conditional purchase, whenever 
applied for, shall be £2 per acre. No timber shall be 
cut or removed from the land for the purposes of 
sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry 
Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder at the time in 


force, 
S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or GosForD, AND ERINA SHIRE. 


Within Gosford population area, which is not affected 
by this notification. 


County of Northumberland, parish of Gosford, con- 
taining an area of 413 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of portion 230. Plan N. 3,973-2,111. 


Notrs.—Identical with Special Area No. 45,755, pro- 
claimed this day; also with Homested Selection Area 
No. 1,196, notified this day. 

Includes reserve from sale and lease under the pro- 
visions of section 136, Crewn Lands Act of 1884; part 
41? acres of Homestead Selection Area No. 1,021, 
notified 2ist August, 1907; part (41% acres) of Special 
Area No. 41,910, proclaimed 2ist August, 1907; and 
pert (41% acres) of area set apart for original con- 

itional purchase, 21st August, 1907. 

[C.S. 1910-10,907] 


1679] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASH, 
CONDITIONAL LEASH, ADDITIONAL CONDI- 
TIONAL PURCHASH LEASH, ADDITIONAL 
HOMESTEAD SHLECTION, OR ADDITIONAL 
SETTLEMENT LHASEH. : 


T is heroby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 4 of the Crown Lands Amend- 
ment Act of 1905, and section 22 of the Crown Lands 
(Amendme:t) Act, 1908, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the areas hereunder described are hereby set 
apart for additional conditional purchases or con- 
ditional leases (other than those mentioned in sub- 
section 1 ()) of the first-mentioned section), additional 
conditional purchase leases, additional homestead 
selections, or additional settlement leases, and shall 
become and be ayvailablo therefor on and after the 
17th November, 1910. J+ is further notified that the 
prices of the land for additional conditional purchase, 
or the capital values for additional homestead selec- 
tion, or additional conditional purchase lease, when- 
ever applied for, shall be as hereinafter respectively 
specified. It is also notified that any holdings within 
these areas shall be subject to the following special 
conditions, viz.:—(a) Timber of 6 inches or over in 
diameter at 3 feet from the ground, which is suitable or 
likely to prove suitable for fencing, building, mining, cr 
railway sleepers, shall not be destroyed by ringbarking 
or otherwise, except under permit issued under the 
provisions of section 21 (a) of the Forestry Act, 1909: 
Provided that the lessee or selector may clear any 
land which is to be cultivated within twelve months 
from date of clearing, or cut any timber required for 
the purpose of erecting any necessary buildings or 
other improvements on the subject land. (b) No tim- 
ber shall be cut or removed from the land for the 
‘purpose of sale, except subject to the-provisions vf 
the Forestry, Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder 
at the time in force. (c) The selector or lessee shail 
reserve ample timber for shelter and shade purposes. 
d) 'The selector or lessee may destroy by ringbarking 
or otherwise, without permit, all other timber except 


edible shrubs. 
S. W. MOORE. . 


EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District oF INVERELL, AND MAcIntyr# SHIRE. 
At £1 5s. per acre. 


Within Elsmore resumed area No. 81. 


County of Gough, parish of Anderson, containing 
an area of about 240 acres. The Crown Lands bounded 


by portions 151, 152, conditional lease 6,420, portions 

124, 125, and 160. ' 
Norx.—-Ineludes reserve 1,059 (M) for mining or 

mining purposes, notified 20th January, 1909, revoked 


this day. 
[Ms. 1910-13,490] 
Lanp District or TENTERFIELD, AND TENTERFIELD 
SHIRE. 


At 18s. 4d. per acre. 


Within annual lease No. 17,256. 


County of Buller, parish of Strathspey, containing 
an area of about 750 acres. The Crown Lands within 
tho following boundaries: Commencing on the right 
bank of he anon Boonoo River, at the north-west- 
ern corner of portion 5; thence by that river north- 
erly about 40 chains; by a line east to portion 3, 
parish of Cataract; and by that portion and portions 
8 and 5, parish of Strathspey, to the point of com- 
mencement. 


Nore—Includes that part (about 750 acres) of re- 
serve 7,534 from conditional sale, notified 20th Octo- 
ber, 1888, revoked this day. 1 
[Ms. 1910-13,933] 


[i681] Department of Lands 


Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE, 
CONDITIONAL LEASH, ADDITIONAL CONDI- 
TIONAL PURCHASE LEASE, ADDITIONAL 
HOMESTEAD SELECTION, OR ADDITIONAL 
SETTLEMENT LEASE. 


| is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 4 of the Crown Lands Amend- 
ment Act of 1905, and section 22 of the Crown Lands 
(Amendment) Act, 1908, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the areas hereunder described are hereby set 
apart for additional conditional purchases or condi- 
tional leases (other than those mentioned in subsection 
1 (b) of the first-mentioned section), additional condi- 
tional purchase leases, addtional homestead selections 
or additional settlement leases, and shall become and 
be available therefor on and after the 13th October, 
1910. It is further notified that the price of the 
land for additional conditional purchase, or the 
capital value for additional homestead selection or 
additional conditional purchase lease, whenever ap- 
plied for, shall be £1 5s. per acre. It is also notified 
that any holdings within these areas shall be subject 
to the following special conditions, viz.:—(a) Timber 
of 12 inches or over in diameter at 3 feet from the 
ground, which is suitable or likely to prove suitable 
for fencing, building, or railway sleepers, shall not 
be destroyed by ringbarking or otherwise, except 
under permit issued under the provisions of section 
21 (a) of the Forestry Act, 1909: Provided that the 
lessee or selector may clear any land which is to be 
cultivated within twelve months from date of clear- 
ing, or cut any timber required for the purpose of 
erecting any necessary buildings or other improve- 
ments on the subject land. (b) No timber shall be 
cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, 
except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1909, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 
(c) The selector or lessee shall preserve ample timber 
for shelter and shade purposes. (d) The selector or 
lessee may destroy by ringbarking or otherwise, with- 
out permit, all other timber except edible shrubs. 


S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Kempsry, AND BELLINGEN SHIRE. 


Within resumed area No. 954. 


County of Raleigh, parish of Unkya, containing an 
area of 1993 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of portion 132. Plan R. 2,576-1,714. 


Novre.—Includes part of classification reserve, noti- 
fied 12th May, 1909. 
[Ms. 1910-7,453] 


County of Raleigh, parish of Unkya, containing an 
area of 1003 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of portion 134. Plan R. 2,578-1,741. 

Nors.—Includes part of classification reserve, noti- 
fied 12th May, 1909. 

[Ms, 1910-7,453] 


[14 Sepr., 1910. 


51 t4 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. 
[1691] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE, 
CONDITIONAL LEASE, ADDITIONAL CONDI- 
TIONAL PURCHASE LEASE, ADDITIONAL 
HOMESTEAD SELECTION, OR ADDITIONAL 
SETTLEMENT LEASE. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
1 visions of section 4 of the Crown Lands Amend- 
ment Act of 1905, and section 22 of the Crown Lands 
(Amendment) Act, 1908, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the area hereunder described are hereby set 
apart for additional conditional purchases or con- 
ditional leases (other than those mentioned in sub- 
section 1 (b) of the first-mentioned section), additional 
conditional purchase leases, additional homestead 
selections, or additional settlement leases, and shall 
become and be available therefor on and after the 
13th October, 1910. It is further notified that the 
price of the land for additional conditional purchase, 
or the capital value for additional homestead selec- 
tion, or additional conditional purchase lease, when- 
ever applied for, shall be £2 5s. per acre. No timber 
shall be cut or removed from the land for the purposes 
of sale, except subject to the provisions of the 
Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder at 
the time in force. If the land _is taken up under 
any form of tenure other than additional conditional 
purchase or additional homestead selection, the timber 
must not be ringbarked, except in pursuance of per- 
mits issued under the provisions of the Forestry Act, 


1909. 
S. W. MOORE. 


————e 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District or Wacea WAGGA, AND CoolamoNn 
SHIRE. 


County of Bourke, parish of Elliott, containing an 
area of 636 acres. The Crown Lands within the boun- 
daries of portion 136. Plan B. 2,982-1,806. 

Nors.—Reserve 44,640 from sale, notified 22nd De- 
cember, 1909, within the above-described boundaries, 
is hereby revoked. 

[ Ms. 1910-14,502] 


[1694] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART LANDS AS 
SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA. 


T is hereby notified, for the public information, that, 
j in pursuance of the provisions of the Closer 
Settlement Acts, the lands comprised within the tracts 
or areas hereunder described, being areas acquired 
under the provisions of those Acts, and adjacent Crown 
Lands, are hereby declared a Settlement Purchase 


Area. 
S. W. MOORE. 


NORTH LOGAN SETTLEMENT PURCHASE 
AREA No. 16. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Cowra, AND WaAvGooLA SHIRE. 


County of Bathurst, parishes of Bangaroo, Billimari, 
Glenlogan, and Tenandra, containing an area of 11,684 
acres 0 roods 10 perches. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of the areas indicated by red edgings 
on plan catalogued Ms. 1,101 Oe. 

Notr.—Includes all the land resumed from the 
North Logan Estate under the Closer Settlement Acts, 
and 2423 acres of adjacent Crown Lands. 

[Clo. Sett. 1910-4,168] 


[1695] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR CLOSER SETTLEMENT. 
[° is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 10 of the Crown Lands Act of 
1895, the Crown Lands comprised within the tract or 
area hereunder described are hereby set apart for 


closer settlement. 
S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Cowra, AND Wavcoora Surre. 


County of Bathurst, parishes of Bangaroo, Billimari, 
Glenlogan, and Tenandra, containing an area of 2423 
acres. The Crown Lands within the boundaries of the 


areas indicated by red edgings on plan catalogued 
Ms. 1,101 Oe. 4 

Nore.—The above are included within North Logan 
Settlement Purchase Area No. 16, notified this day. 
[Clo. Sett. 1910-4,168] 


[1682] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the 4th sec- 
tion of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, His Excellency 
the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, has been pleased to approve of the following 
being declared a Pustic Purposes within the meaning 
of the 108th section of that Act, and it is hereby 
so declared :— 
“Ose oF TEAMSTERS.”’ 


[Ms. 1910-12,321] S. W. MOORE. 


—e 


[1683] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 
DETERMINATION OF WATER AND CAMPING 
RESERVE No. 45,434. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrrror or BatHuRrstT, AND TuRON SHIRE. 
Partly within annual lease No, 21,252. 
igh is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 109th section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1884, the area of about 16 acres of land in 
the county of Wellington, parish of Carroll, reserved 
as No. 45,434 in the Government Gazette of 29th 
June, 1910, under section 101 of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1884, is hereby defined, set apart, and reserved 
from sale for a camping place for travelling stock. 


[Ms. 1910-14,485] S. W. MOORE. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


WITHDRAWAL FROM ANNUAL LEASE FOR 
USH OF TEAMSTERS. 

7 is hereby notified, for public information, that 

in pursuance of the provisions of the 108th and 
101st sections of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, and 
the 39th section of the Crown Lands Act ‘of 1889, the 
land hereunder described is hereby withdrawn from 
arnual lease 1906-6, Condobolin, held by Henry Rogers, 
junior, and reserved from sale pending determination 
of the portion to be set apart for use of teamsters, 
and reserved and exempted from lease generally. 


i S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Conpozonin, AND LACHLAN SHIRE. 


No. 45,767 from sale (45,768 from lease generally). 
County of Cunningham, parish of Condoublin, con- 
taining an area of 167 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of portion 71,—as shown on plan C. 
448-1947. 

Norr.—Includes camping and travelling stock re 
serve 1,415, notified 28th November, 1881, which is 
hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1910-12,321] 


[1685] 


[1684] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


WITHDRAWAL FROM ANNUAL LEASE FOR 
MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE SITE. 

‘es is hereby notified, for public information, that, 

in pursuance of the provisions of the 108th and 
101st sections of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, and 
the 39th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1889, the 
land hereunder described is hereby withdrawn from 
annual lease 31,802, Corowa, hold by Edward James 
Everitt, and reserved from sale pending determination 
of the portion to be set apart for Mechanics’ Institute 
site, and reserved and exempted from lease generally. 


S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Corowa, AND CorrEen SHIRE. 


No. 45,765 from sale (45,766 from lease generally). 
County of Hume, parish of Buraja, containing an area 
of 1 rood. The Crown Lands within the boundaries 
of allotment 1, section 2, village of Buraja. Plan 
Buraja 7. 

_ Norr.—That part of reserve 6,748 for public build- 
ings, notified 4th August, 1888, within the above is 
hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1910-13,784] 


pa 


14 Sepr., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 140. 


5145 


[1687] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


RESERVES FROM SALE AND LEASE 
GENERALLY. 

ips is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of the 10lst section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1884, and the 39th section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1889, the lands hereunder described shall be 
reserved from sale pending determination of the por- 
tions to be set apart for the public purposes herein- 
after respectively specified, and reserved and exempted 
from lease generally, and they are hereby reserved 
and exempted accordingly. 

S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
For General Cemetery. 


Lanp District or Grarron, AND Harwoop SHIRE. 


No. 45,759 from sale (45,760 from lease generally). 
County of Clarence, parish of Nanegai, suburban area 
of Iluka, containing an area of 7 acres 1 rood 21 
perches. The Crown Lands within the boundaries of 
allotments 1 to 8 inclusive, and intervening road of 
general cemetery at Iluka,—as shown on plan Ms. 
1,010 Gfn. 

[ Ms. 1910-14,667 ] 


For Night-soil Depot. 


Lanp District or INVERELL, AND GuyRA SHIRE. 


No. 45,674 from sale (45,675 from lease generally). 
County of Hardinge, parish of Cope’s Creek, contain- 
ing an area of 16 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of measured portion 12,—as shown on plan 


A. 4,421-1,762. 


[Ms. 1910-13,488] 


[1688] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


RESERVES FROM SALE OR LEASE, &o. 


if is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of the 39th section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1889, the lands hereunder described shall be 
and are hereby temporarily reserved from sale or lease 
respectively, or from sale and lease, &c., as herein- 
after specified. 


S. W. MOORE. 


“EASTERN DIVISION. 
From After-Auction Sale. 


Lanp District or MuswELiBRook, AND Merriwa 
SHIRE. 


No. 45,761. County of Brisbane, parish of Wick- 
ham, village of Gungal, containing an_area of 128 
acres 3 roods 28 perches. The Crown Lands, being 
allotments 11 to 20 inclusive, section 10, 2 to 18 in- 
clusive, and 20, section 21; also suburban: portions 318 
to 328 inclusive and 338,—as shown on catalogued plan 
G. 1 and 22,308 Rolls. 

[Aln. 1910-12,020] : 


Lanp District or MUSWELLBROOK, AND Muvswettr- 
BROOK SHIRE. 


No. 45,762. County of Brisbane, parish of Denman, 
town of Denman, containing an area of 3 acres 1 rood 
30 perches. The Crown Lands, being allotments 6, 7, 
8, section 35, and 1, 2, 6, and 7, section 25,—as shown 
on plan catalogued D. 5-1,515. 

[Aln. 1910-12,095] 


Metroporran LAND District, AND THE MUNICIPALTY 
or Ranpwick. 


No. 45,769. County of Cumberland, parish of 
Botany, containing an area of 2 roods. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of measured portion 901, 
—as shown on plan catalogued C, 2,249-2,030. 

[Aln. 1910-10,604] 


Lanp District or ARMIDALE, AND MUNICIPALITY oF 
URALLA. 


No. 45,770. County of Sandon, parish of Uralla, 
containing an area of 4 perches. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of measured allotment 22, sec- 
tion 19,—shown on plan catalogued U. 34-1,585, 
[Aln,. 1910-12,375] 


From Sale or Lease other than Prickly-pear Lease. 


No. 45,763. County of Brisbane, parish of Mano- 
balai, containing an area of about 86 acres. The 
Crown Lands bounded by portions 29, 40, and 44, a 
line north from the north-east corner of portion 44, 
and a line east from the north-east corner of portion 
29. Also the Crown Lands within. the boundaries of 
portion 145 of 40 acres,—as shown on plan B, 3,921- 
2,096. 

[Oce, 1910-8,128] 


From Lease other than Special Lease for Grazing 
Purposes only. 

Lanp District of YOUNG, AND BurraNGona SHIRE. 

Within Young population aren. proclaimed 14th July, 


No. 45,756. County of Monteagle, parish of Young, 
containing an area of about 108 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries: Commencing 
at the north-west corner of portion 528; and bounded 


_thence by that portion and portions 608, 479, 590, 


674, 1,983, 1,982, 1,981, 1,980, 1,979, 1,850, 632, 678, 
to the south-east corner of latter portion; thence by 
a line southerly to north-east corner of portion 1,451; 
by eastern boundary of that portion southerly to its 
south-east corner ; and thence by a line south-easterly, 
to the point of commencement; excluding portions 
1,454 and. 1,455. 

[Ms. 1910-14,240] 


From Lease Generally. 
Lanp District or GLEN INNES, AND SEVERN SHIRE. 


No, 45,753. County of Gough, parish of Louis, con- 
taining an area of about 120 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of reserve 37,693 from sale for 
public recreation, notified 21st May, 1904. 

[| Ms. 1910-11,012] 


From Sale and Lease Generally. 
Lanp District or Watcua, AND APSLEY SHIRE. 
Within Emu Creek resumed areas Nos. 2 and 2a. 


No. 45,609. County of Vernon, parishes of Winter- 
bourne and Gill, containing an area of about 9,000 
acres. The Crown Lands within the following boun- 
daries: Commencing on the north boundary of portion 
32, parish of Ella, at a point due south of the south- 
east corner of portion 28, parish of Winterbourne ; 
and bounded thence north about 433 chains to a dog- 
proof fence on the edge of the fall into Blue Moun- 
tain Creek; by that dog-proof fence generally westerly 
and south-westerly to the east boundary of portion 14, 
parish of Winterbourne ; by that portion and portions 
74, 1, 75, 58, 57, 30, and 18th section lease No. 6 
southerly, east, and south to a point west of the 
south-west corner of portion 833, parish of Ella; by a 
line east of that corner; and’ by portions 33 and 82 
north and east, to the point of commencement. 

Nore.—In lieu of reserve 31,788 and part of 9,577 
from conditional sale within the Sandon gold-field 
revoked this day. 
[Ms. 1910-13,932] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910, 


RESERVE FROM SALE FOR TRAVELLING 
STOCK AND CAMPING. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the Executive Council, directs it to be notified 

that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Closer 

Settlement Acts, the land hereunder described shall 

be reserved from sale for travelling stock and camp- 
ing, and it is hereby reserved accordingly. 


S. W. MOORE. 


[1697] 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Cowra, AND WavGoouA SHIRE. 
Within North Logan Settlement. Purchase Area 
} No. 


No. 45,779. County of Bathurst, parish of Glenlogan, 
containing an area of 144 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries: Commencing at the 
north-west corner of portion 151; and bounded thence 
on the south by the northern boundary of portion 
151 easterly 13 chains 18 links; thence by the road 
1 chain 50 links wide passing along the railway from 
Canowindra to Cowra north-westerly about 26 chains 
24 links; and thence by the road passing along the east 
boundary of portion 19 southerly, to the point of com- 
mencement. 


[Clo. Sett, 1910-4,168] 


CA 


5146 


[1686] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


RESERVES FROM SALE. 


1 T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 10lst section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1884, the lands hereunder described shall be 
reserved from sale pending determination of the por- 
tions to be set apart for the public purposes herein- 
after respectively specified, and they are hereby re- 
served accordingly. 
S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
For Camping. 


LAND DrstRicrt of WARIALDA, AND ASHFORD SHIRE. 


No. 45,757. County of Arrawatta, parish of Russell, 
containing an area of about 8 acres. The Crown 
Lands lying between two arms of Hickey’s Plain Sta- 
tion Creek, fronting portions 7, 8, part of 19, and 
travelling stock reserve 39,917, notified Ist November, 


1905. 
[Ms. 1910-14,294] 
For Gravel, 
Lanp District or NaRRABRI, AND NaAMor SHIRE. 


Within Dobikin resumed area No. 58. 


No. 45,752. County of Jamison, parish of Waterloo, 
containing an area of 26 acres 3 roods 394 perches. 
The Crown Lands within the boundaries of portion 
marked broad-arrow on plan catalogued Ms. 888 Me. 

Nore.—That-part of travelling stock reserve 36,260, 
notified 15th August, 1903, included in the above, is 
hereby revoked. ; 

[Ms. 1910-13,872] 


For Travelling Stock, 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
ann Distrricr or Moruya, AND EKurRoBopALLA SHIRE. 


Partly within Moruya or Deua River goldfield, pro- 
claimed 3lst August, 1865. 


No. 45,758. County of St. Vincent, parish of Milo, 
containing an area of about 175 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries: Commencing 
at a point 3 chains north of the north-east corner of 
portion 122; thence west to gold lease 5 (on Moruya 
River), thence by that gold lease generally aapeora.. 
easterly, and north-east to the south-east: corner of 
portion 65, parish Buckenboura; thence by the south- 
ern boundary cf that portion, the eastern boundary of 
portion 122, parish Milo, and a line, to the point of 
commencement, 

Nore.—Includes the whole of portion 122, parish 
Milo,—as shown on plan catalogued V. 2,693-2,013. 
[Ms. 1910-11,979] 


[1689] Department of Lands, 
Sydnep, 14th September, 1910. 


CROWN LANDS NOT AVAILABLE FOR SETTLE- 
MENT UNTIL SURVEY EFFECTED -AND 
FURTHER NOTIFICATION. 

yp pursuance of the provisions of Section 10 of the 

Crown Lands Act of 1895, it is hereby notified 
that the Crown Lands comprised within the tracts or 
areas hereunder described shall not be available for 
the purposes of any application until a further notifi- 
cation has been published in the Gazette. 


5. We MOORE 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
LAND DistTRrre? or Bevzinéex, AND Dorerco Sutnz. 

County of Fitzroy, parish of Gundar, area 117 acres. 
The Crown Lands within the boundaries of measured 
portion 85. Plan F. 1,896-1,810. 

Norr.—That part of conditional purchase lease area 
No, 259, notified 17th August, 1910, within the above- 
mentioned portion, is hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1910-14,698] : 


Lanp Disrricr or Tamwortu, AND Manpowa Sure. 
Within annual lease No. 19,097 by the Bank of New 
South Wales. 


County of Darling, parish of Welsh, containing an 
area of about 230 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries: Commencing at the south-west 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. 


SS ee 


[14 Supr., 1910. 


corner of portion 40; bounded thence by portion 40 
east, portion 48 south, 42 west, and portion 49, parish 
of Kumur, north, to the point of commencement. _ 
Norre.—tThe notification of 20th July, 1910, setting 
apart the above area for original conditional purchase 
and conditional lease is hereby revoked. 
[Ms. 1910-10,462] 
Lanp District oF GLEN INNES, AND SEVERN SHIRE. 
Within resumed area No. 810. 


County of Gresham, parish of Worra, containing an 
area of about 370 acres. 
following boundaries: Commencing at the north-east 
corner of forest reserve 44,278, notified 25th August, 
1909; and bounded thence by a line bearing north 60 
degrees east about 72 chains; by a line east to south- 
west corner of portion 20; and by the boundaries of 
portion 21, east, south, west, and north, to point of 
commencement. 

Notz.—Includes part of settlement lease area 964, 
notified 25th August, 1909, which is hereby revoked. 
[Ms. 1910-15,007 ] 


[1696] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


RESERVE FOR TOWNSHIP SETTLEMENT. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the Executive Council, directs it to be notified 
that, in pursuance of the provisions of the 88th sec- 
tion of the Closer Settlement Act of 1904, the land here- 
under described shall be set apart for township settle- 
ment, and it is hereby reserved accordingly. 


S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrrict or Cowra, AND WAvGOOLA SHIRE. 


Within North aiid a pa ak Purchase Area 
o. 16. 

No. 45,778. County of Bathurst, parish of Billimari, 
containing an area of 314% acres. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of measured portion 152,—as 
shown on plan catalogued B. 4,264-2,009. 

[Clo. Sett. 1910-4,168 | 


[1742] Horestry Department, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


RESERVE FROM SALE FOR TIMBER. 


i is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor, | 


with the advice of the Executive Council, on the 
recommendation of the Minister, and with the concur- 
rence of the Secretary for Lands, has been pleased to 
approve, in pursuance of the provisions of section 12 
of the ‘‘Forestry Act, 1909,” of the temporary reser- 
vation from sale as a timber reserve of the Crown 
Lands hereinafter described, and they are hereby re- 


served accordingly. J. A. HOGUE 
Hy 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Tarrs, anv Hastings Sainz. 

. No. 45,666. County of Macquarie, parish of Lorne, 
containing an area of about 5,750 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries: Commencing 
at the intersection of the west boundary of portion 
120 with the northern side of the road from Comboyne 
to Kendall; and bounded thence by a line partly 
forming that west boundary north in all ©2 chains, a 
line east. to the west boundary of portion 197; part of 
that boundary, a line partly forming its north boun- 
dary east, part of the west boundary of portion 24, 
its north boundary east, part of its east boundary, a 
line partly forming the north boundaries of portions 
195 and 194 east to the left bank of the Camden Haven 
River (northern branch); by that bank to its inter- 
section with the westerly prolongation of the north 
boundary of portion 90, a line east to the south-west 
corner of forest reserve 37,396; by that reserve north- 
westerly, north, and west to the Kerewong er Broken 
Bago Range; by that range generally scuth-westerly 
to the east boundary of portion 25, parish of Walli- 
bree; part of that east boundary south, a line partly 
forming the north boundaries of portions 88 and forest 
reserve 42,089, parish of Comboyne, the east boundary 
of that reserve south to northern side of the road from 
Comboyne to Kendall aforesaid; and by that road 
generally easterly, to the point of commencement ; in- 
cludes part of travelling stock reserve 8,854, notified 
ee April, 1889, which is not affected by this notifica- 
ion. s 

Notrrt.—The whole of classification reserve (about 
5,750 acres), notified 4th September, 1907, is hereby 
revoked. 
[Forests 1910-9,507] 


The Crown Lands within the - 


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[1743] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. 


5147 


~~ 


Forestry Department, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910, 


REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE. 


Be Ixcellonsy the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 12 of the Forestry 
Act, 1909, the reserves from sale bereunder described shall be revoked, and they are reyoked according)y, 


J. A. HOGUE. 
Land Reserve Date of i ing, & Area. Part revoked. Papers No. 
District. Division. Mo. Purpose. Notification. County. Parish. | Holding, &e. Area . 
: sila a. Yr. p. eat ‘ 
Murwil- | Eastern.) 4,353 | For preservation] 15 Oct., 1837| Rous ..| Tyalgum,.| Resumed Arca 2 2 0| That part within survey of Forests 191C- 
lum bah and growth of No, 587. (about). of roads shown on plan| 2,697. 
timber, catalogucd R. ¥,795-1,603, 
Gunne- | Central...) 32,776 do 1 June,t901 | Nandewar | Yarrari ... 25 © 0/| That part within the boun-| Forests 1910- 
dab. daries of measured portion} 9,214. 
175, as shown on ylan cat. - 
| N. 1,841-1,774. eae 
i . | Eastern.. 1 B4 } Rous ..| Terania .... Terania Shire | 186 0 0| That part within reserve) “orests te 
“grag oe camel Seti a Se | (about), | 45,655 from sale fir public| 9,91%. 
recreation, notified 24th 
3 August, 1910. 


Wribate Adbertisements, 


REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


Notice oF inTENDED REGISTRATION OF DISCHARGE OF 
MortGaGr witHour PRODUCTION OF THE DuvPLI- 
CATE OF THE MorTGAGE. 


In the matter of the Mortgage, dated 2nd January, 
1903, No. 355,441, from Kdgar Cassaigne Smithers 
to Augustus Joseph Wright Dawson over the 
whole of the land comprised in Certificate of Title, 
Vol. 1,307, Fol. 101, 154 perches, Queen-street, 
Mosman, parish Willoughby. 

NOTICE is hereby given of the intention of the Regis- 

trar-General to register a discharge of the abovemen- 

tioned mortgage, after the expiration of twenty-one 
days from the date hereof, without production of the 
duplicate of the Mortgage, reasonable cause having 
been shown, pursuant to section 38 of the Real Pro- 
perty Act. All information respecting above may be 
obtained at the Land Titles Office, Elizabeth-street, 


Sydney. 
! W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 


14th September, 1910. 
804 7s. 


REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


Notice oy InrenpDED Issuz or PRovisioNaL CERTI- 
CATES OF TITLE. 
Vol. 1760, Fol. 195. Registered Proprietor: Louisa 
Matilda Smythe. Land: 2 roods, lots 10 to 18, 
section 2, Alstonville-avenue, Alstonville, parish 
Tuckombill, county Rous. 
THE proof of loss of the original Certificate of Title 
above described and other particulars required by sec- 
tion 111 of the abovenamed Act (No. 25 of 1900) having 


been supplied,—I hereby in pursuance of the require- - 


ments. of such section, notify my intention to issue 
such Provisional Certificate of Title accordingly, at 


‘the expiration of twenty-one days from the date 


hereof.—Registrar-General’s Department, Sydney. 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
ia September, 1910. Registrar-General. 


6s. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hereto- 
fore subsisting between Joseph Werner and Frantz 
Bitomsky, carrying on business as manufacturing con- 
fectioners at No. 2 Waterloo-street, Surry Hills, 
Sydney, under the style or firm of ‘The British Con- 
fectionery Company,’”’, has been dissolved by mutual 
consent as from the date hereof. All debts due to 
and owing by the said late firm will be received and 
paid respectively by the said Joseph Werner, who will 
continue to carry on the said business at No. 2 Water- 
loo-street, Surry Hills, aforesaid, under the style or 
firm of “‘The British Confectionery Company.’’ 
Dated this eighth day of September, one thousand 


nine hundred and ten. 
JOS. WERNER. 


p F. BITOMSKY. 
Witness to both signatures,— 
Marks, Managing Clerk to 
Walter Geo. Parish, Solicitor, 
Sydney. 


793 6s. 


ee 
EEE EE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEREEEEEET 


I, Hans CuristorHerson, heretofore called and known 
by the name of Hans Jorgen Christoffersen, of 44 
Shepherd-street, City, Sydney, hereby give public 
notice that on the 7th day of September, 1910, I 
formally abandoned the use of my said name, Hans 
Jorgen Christoffersen, and assumed and determined 
thenceforth on all occasions to use and subscribe the 
name of Hans Christopherson._Sydney, the 7th Sep- 
tember, 1910. 


HANS CHRISTOPHERSON, 


late Hans Jorgen Christoffersen. 
768 As, 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership lately 
subsisting between us, the undersigned, Charlotte 
Rose and Henry Albert Wooding, carrying on business 
as straw hat manufacturers at Nos. 62 and 64 Ultimo- 
road, City, under the style or firm of the “Premier 
Hat Factory,’ has this day been dissolved by mutual 
consent, and that all debts due to or cwing by the 
said late firm will be received and paid by the said 
Henry Albert Wooding, who will continue the said 
business under the present style or firm of the ‘‘Pre- 
mier Hat Factory.” 


As witness our hands this third day of September, 
one thousand nine hundred and ten. 
3 CHARLOTTE ROSE. 
HENRY ALBERT WOODING. 


Witness,—I'ranx H, Sprer, Solicitor, Sydney. 


762 és. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership lately 
existing between William Martin and Henry Nathaniel 
Martin, trading as ‘‘W. Martin & Son,” and carry- 
ing on business as florists, at Mimosa-street, Bexley, 
has been dissolved as from the first instant.—Dated 
this seventh day of September, 1910. 


WILLIAM MARTIN. 
H. N, MARTIN. 


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Ag, 


TRUST DISTRICT OF BOMUCKLEDI BORE 
WATER TRUST. 


THE Trustees of the Trust District of Bomuckledi 
Bore have caused to be made an assessment of ail 
ratable property within the.above district, with the 
names of the owners and occupiers, as far as known, 
of such property. ; 

Particulars of such assessment are open for inspec- 
tion at all reasonable times at the office of the Trus- 
tees, Frome-street, Moree, and, within twenty-one 
days trom the publication of this notice in the 
Gazette, any person intending to appeal against the 
assessment may do so in the way required by the 
‘Water and Drainage Act, 1902,’ and the Regula- 
tions made thereunder.—Dated the €th day of Sep- 
tember, 1910. 

R. F. JENKINS, 


Chairman. 
763 6s. 


5148 


THE JENNINGS DEEP LEAD TINGHA TIN 
MINING COMPANY. 
(No-Lrariity). 
NOTICE is hereby given that at an Extraordinary 
General Meeting of the Shareholders of the above 
Company, duly convened and held at the Company’s 
Office, 113 Pitt-street, Sydney, on the 7th September, 
1910, a Resolution to wind-up the Company voluntarily 
and appointing a liquidator, was approved and passed, 


FRED. S. WILLIS, 
Liquidator. 
Sydney, 9th September, 1910. 
805 e As, 


THE JENNINGS DEEP LEAD TINGHA TIN 
MINING CO., N.L. 


(In LiqurIpATION). 


ALL creditors and others having claims against the 
above Company are hereby required to send in notice 
of their claims to the undersigned on or before Sat- 
urday, the 17th September, 1910. The liquidator will 
proceed to distribute without regard to any claims 
not received by that date. 


FRED. S. WILLIS, 
Liquidator, 
Stock Exchange Buildings, 
112 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
Dated 9th September, 1910. 
806 4s. 


MUNICIPALITY OF COONAMBLE. 
NOTICE is hereby given that John Marles Rees has 
been duly appointed Valuer and Collector of Lists to 
this Municipality for the ensuing triennial period, 


1911-12-13. 

C. H. BUTTON, 
6th September, 1910. Town Clerk. 
770 2s. 


THE COUNCIL OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF 
DENILIQUIN. 


Contector or Lists. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. Thomas Kidd has 
been appointed, in accordance with the provisions of 
the ‘‘Local Government Act of 1906,’ and Acts amend- 
ing the same, as Collector of Lists of all owners, rate- 
paying lessees, and occupiers entitled to be enrolled 
as electors of the North, Mast, and West Wards of the 
Municipality of Deniliquin, subject to the persons in 
occupation as oral tenants making the statutory de- 
claration before a Justice of the Peace, and handing 
such declaration of qualification to the 'Town Clerk on 
or before the 7th day of October, 1910. 


In order that the lists may be as complete as 
possible, persons are requested to afford the Collector 
all the information desired by him. 


JOHN ATKINSON, 
Town Clerk. 
Town, Hall, Deniliquin, lst September, 1910. - 
773 LS 


THE COUNCIL OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF 
DENILIQUIN. 


“TocaL GOVERNMENT Act or 1906,’’ AND AcTS AMEND- 
ING THE SAME, 


Appointment of Valuer. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. James William 
Taylor, of Harfleur-street, Deniliquin, has been duly 
appointed Valuer to the Council of the abovemen- 
tioned Municipality, for the purpose of making a 
valuation of all ratable land within the Area for the 
triennial period, 1911, 1912, 1913. 


JOHN ATKINSON, 
nt, Town Clerk. 
Town Hall, Deniliquin, lst September, 1910. 
772 5s. 


BLAND SHIRE COUNCIL. 


NOTICE is hereby given that David Alexander 
Middlemis has been appointed. Sanitary Inspector, 
Valuer, Rate Collector, and Deputy Clerk to the Bland 
Shire Council. 
; T. A. CROWH, 
Council Chambers, Shire Clerk. 
West Wyalong, 7th September, 1910. 
Ti ee : As, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. [14 Supr., 1910. 


— 


CROOKWELL SHIRE. 


NOTICE.—John Jeaffreson Wood has been appointed 
Poundkeeper for Crookwell Pound. 


BE. V. COLEMAN, 
? Shire Clerk. 


7th September, 1910. 
781 3s. 


MUNICIPALITY OF CASINO. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Herbert Charles Joseph 
Page, of Casino, has been duly appointed Valuer to the 
Council of the abovementioned Municipality, for the 
purpose of making a valuation of all ratable land within 
the area for the triennial period, 1911 to 1913 inclusive. 


CHAS. J. FENTON, 
Town Hall, Casino, 


Town Clerk. 
6th September, 1910. 
797 4s. 


MUNICIPALITY OF GUNNEDAH. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. L. G. Markey was 
appointed Town Clerk to the above Municipality,—as 
from the 18th June, 1910. 


G. R. BUSSELL, 
Council Chambers, Gunnedah, Mayor, 
10th September, 1910. 


798 3s. 


MUNICIPALITY OF GUNNEDAH. 
‘“‘Purn Foop Act, 1908.’’ 


NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. Richard Wentworth 

Roberts, Sanitary Inspector to the Municipality of 

Gunnedah, has been appointed by the Board of Health 

as Inspector under the ‘‘Pure Food Act, 1908,’’ within 

he er from the 16th day of August, 
By order of the Council, 


L. G. MARKEY, 
Town Clerk. 
Council Chambers, Gunnedah, 
10th September, 1910. 
799 5s. 


MUNICIPALITY OF MOREE. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the following appoint- 
ments have been made by the Council of the above 
Municipality : — 

Sergeant George Thomas Augustus Moroney, Inspector 
under the Cattle Slaughtering and Diseased 
Animals and Meat Act, and Noxious Trades Act. 

Isaac Mahaffey, Inspector under the Pure Foods Act. 


William Maidens, Poundkeeper of the Moree Pound. 


Also, that the following are the scale of fees to be 
charged for sustenance of animals impounded in the 
Moree Pound :— 


Horse, mare, gelding, filly, ass, foal, 1s. 6d. each per 


ay. 

Bull, cow, ox, heifer, steer, calf, 1s. each per day, up 
to twenty-five head; 9d. up to fifty head; 6d. per 
head for all over fifty. 

Sheep 1d. each up to 500, 4d. up to 2,000, 4d. for all 
over 2,000. 

Goats, ls. 6d. each per day. 


Pigs, ls. 6d. each per day. 


JOS. CAMERON, 
Council Chambers, Mcree. Town Clerk. 
10th September, 1910. 


800 8s. 


—+ 


APSLEY SHIRE COUNCIL. 


NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with section 
82 (1) of the ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,’ and 
amendments thereunder, that certain obstructions, 
viz., gates and fencing, are erected across the Walcha- 
St. Leonards Creek road where such road_ passes 
through portion 10, parish Salway, county Vernon. 
Now it is hereby notified that unless the owner of the 
said obstructions cause the removal of same within 
sixty days from this date, the Council of the Apsley 
Shire will remove such obstructions. 


~S. HARGRAVE, 
Shire Clerk, Apsley Shire, Walcha. 
Walcha, 10th September, 1910. — 
801 6s. 


14 Sepr., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. 


5149 


MUNICIPALITY OF MUSWELLBROOK. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Messrs. James Hicks 
and Thomas Border have been duly appointed Valuers 
to make the triennial valuation of all ratable pro- 
perty in the above Municipality for the period from 
Ist January, 1911, to 81st December, 1913; also James 
Hicks has been appointed Collector of Lists for the 
above Municipality for the triennial period com- 
mencing lst January, 1911. 


THOS. BORDER, 
Council Chambers, 


Town Clerk. 
12th September, 1910. 
824 5s. 


MUNICIPALITY OF MEREWETHER. 


IT is hereby notified that The Honourable the Minister 
for Works having determined upon Merewether as a 
place for the establishment of a Public Pound, in con- 
formity with the ‘“‘Impounding Act, 1898,’’ as amended 
by the ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,’’ the Council of 
the Municipality of Merewether have decided to 
establish a Public Pound in Llewellyn-street, Mere- 
wether, as and from 19th September, 1910. 
WILLIAM BROWN, 
Acting Town Clerk. 
Council Chambers, Merewether, 
‘ 12th September, 1910. 


Cr 
n 


MUNICIPALITY OF MEREWETHER. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. Thomas Adams, 
Town Clerk, has been duly appointed Poundkeeper for 


this Municipality. 
WILLIAM BROWN, 
Acting Town Clerk. 
Council Chambers, Merewether, 
' 12th September, 1910. : 
823 As, 


NOTICE.—A Meeting of Commoners of the Somerton 
Common will be held at Somerton, on Saturday, the 
24th September next, for the purpose of electing a 
Trustee to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation 
of Mr. M. J. Scholes. 


By order of the Hon. The Minister for Agriculture, 


W. C. WOOLASTON, 
Chairman of Trustees. 
Somerton, 10th September, 1910. 
826 3s. 


“PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1902.” 


Norice under section 52 of the abovenamed Act to 
owners or occupiers within the Pastures Protec- 
tion District of Forbes. 


IN pursuance of the provisions of section 52 of the 
‘Pastures Protection Act, 1902’’?: Notice is hereby 
given by the Pastures Protection Board for the Dis- 
trict of Forbes that the owners or occupiers of all or 
any lands within the abovementioned district shall, on 
or before the 17th day of October, 1910, respectively 
commence the work of suppressing and destroying 
rabbits and noxious animals upon such land and upon 
any roads bounding or intersecting the same. The 
period during which the said work shall be continued 
and systematically carried out shall be for two years, 
1.e., till 16th October, 1912. The means which shall 
be adopted for carrying out the said work shall be by 
poisoning, trapping, fumigation, destruction of har- 
bour, hunting, and shooting, being means which have 
been previously sanctioned under the said Act. 

Dated 8th September, 1910. 


WALLACE HUNTER, 
Chairman of the Pastures Protection Board 


for the District of Forbes. 
784 8s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the estate of Rowland Baldwin, late of Burwood, in 
the State of New South Wales, civil servant, 
deceased, intestate. { 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tration Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that all 
creditors and other persons having any claims or de- 
mands against or upon the estate of the abovenamed 
deceased, who died at Burwood aforesaid, on or about 
the 15th day of May, 1910, and letters of administra- 
tion of whose estate was granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales, on the 16th day of 


August, 1910, to Josephine Baldwin, of Nurri, Winnie- 
street, Burwood aforesaid, the widow of the said 
deceased, are hereby required to send in particulars 
of their claims to the said Josephine Baldwin, 
or to the undersigned, her proctor, on or before the 
27th day of October next, at the expiration of which 
time the said Josephine Baldwin will proceed to dis- 
tribute the assets of the said deceased among tho 
persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the 
claims and demands of which she shall then have 
notice; and the said Josephine Baldwin will not be 
liable, for the assets so distributed, to any person of 
whose claim she shall not have had notice at the time 
of such distribution.—Dated this 12th day of Septem- 
ber, a.p. 1910. 
FREDERICK WILLIAM WALKER, 
Proctor for the Administratrix, 
60 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 
807 7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of William Charles O’Neill, late of Deri- 
bang, near Raymond Terrace, but formerly of 
Darlinghurst, Sydney, in the State of New South 
Wales, landowner, deceased. 


NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting 
the estate of William Charles O’Neill, the abovenamed 
deceased, who died on or about the 25th day of April, 
1910, and probate of whose will was granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Probate 
Jurisdiction, on the 23rd day of June last past, to 
Michael Considine, the executor named in the said 
will (Catherine O’ Neill, the executrix named therein, 
having duly renounced), are hereby required to send 
in particulars of their claims to the undersigned, 
Baker and Mackenzie, proctors for the said executor, 
on or before the 20th day of October next, at the 
expiration of which time the said Michael Considine 
will proceed to distribute the assets of the said de- 
ceased among the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts and claims only of which he shall 
then have had notice; and the said Michael Considine 
will not be liable, for the assets so distributed, to any 
person of whose debt or claim he shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated the 
8th day of September, 1910. 


BAKER & MACKENZIA, 
Proctors for the said Executor, 
By their Agents,— Raymond Terrace. 
Mackenzin & MACKENZIE, 
164 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
790 7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the estate and effects of Amie Flora Robinson, 
late of Summer Hill, in the State of New South 
Wales, widow, deceased. 

PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that all credi- 

tors and other persons having any claims or demands 
against or upon the estate of the abovenamed de- 
ceased, who died at “‘Hillingdon,’’ Smith-street, Sum- 
mer Hill, on 6th August, 1910, are hereby required to 
send in full particulars of their claims and demands 
upon the said estate to the Perpetual Trustee Com- 
pany, Limited, 2, 4, and 6 Spring-street, Sydney, the 
executors and trustees of the said estate, to whom 
probate was granted by the Supreme Court of New 

South Wales on 6th September, 1910, on or before the 

26th day of October next, in default whereof the said 

Perpetual Trustee Company, Limited, will, after the 

last-mentioned date, proceed to administer the estate 

and distribute the assets among the parties entitled 
thereto, having regard only to the claims and demands 
of which they shall then have notice; and the said 

Company will not be liable,’for the assets or any part 

thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim 

they shall not have had notice at the time of such 

distribution.—Dated this 9th day of September, 1910. 


For Perpetual Trustee Company, Limited, 
A. J. MACKENZIE, 


Henry Davis, Proctor, Manager. 
Bull’s Chambers, 
14 Moore-street, Sydney. 
792 7s. 6d. 


5150 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Mary Ross Hillson, late of Tocumwal, in 
the State of New South Wales, widow, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898” : Notice is hereby given that all credi- 
tors and other persons having any claims upon or being 
otherwise interested in the estate of the abovenamed 
deceased, who died at Tocumwal on the 19th day of 
February, 1910, and probate of whose will was lately 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
in its Probate Jurisdiction, to Reuben Thomas Bour- 
chier, of ‘‘Bajanna,’’? Strathmerton, in the State of 
Victoria, the executor in the said will named, are hereby 
required to send in full particulars of their claims to 
the said Reuben Thomas Bourchier, or to the under- 
signed, the proctor for the said executor, on or before 
the 9th day of November next, on the expiration of 
which time the said Reuben Thomas Bourchier, as such 
executor as aforesaid, will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased amongst the persons en- 
titled thereto, having regard to the debts and claims 
only which he shall then have had notice; and the 
said executor will not be liable, for the assets or any 
part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose 
debt or claim he shall not have had notice at the time 
of such distribution.—Dated the 7th day of Septem- 


ber, 1910. 
ARCHIE C. TUTHILE, 
Wyndham-street, Shepparton, Victoria, 
Proctor for the said paar 
‘ S. Ger 


764 


in the will of William Phillips, late of ‘‘Rush’s Hotel,’’ 
Waverley, in the State of New South Wales, but 
formerly of Cloncurry, in the State of Queens- 
land, hotelkeeper, deceased. 


NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting 
the estate of William Phillips, the abovenamed de- 
ceased, who died on or about the 13th day of February, 
1910, and probate of whose will was granted by the 
Supreme Court of Queensland, Townsville, on the 14th 
day of April, 1910, to Frederick Eugene Rooney, of 
Cloncurry, in the State of Queensland, timber mer- 
chant, one of the executors named in the said will, 
and which probate was sealed with the seal of the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales on the 7th day 
of June, 1910, are hereby required to send in par- 
ticulars of their claims to the said Frederick Hugene 
Rooney, or to the undersigned, his proctors, on or 
before the 29th day of October next, at the 
expiration of which time the said Frederick Hugene 
Rooney will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased among the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts and claims only of which 
he shall then have had notice; and the said Frederick 
Eugene Rooney will not be liable, fer the assets so 
distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim he 
shall not have had notice at the time of such distribu- 
tion.—Dated this 9th day of September, 1910. 


DIBBS, PAREER, & PARKER, 
Proctors for the said Frederick Eugene Rooney, 
4 Eldon Chambers, 92 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
776 7s. 6d. 


In the intestate estate of Bridget Corcoran, late of 
Hutchinson-street, Surry Hills, deceased. 


ALL persons having claims against the above estate 
are requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, 
to the undersigned, on or before the 16th day of Sep- 


tember, 1910. : 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
Sth September, 1910. 
782 4s. 


Tn the will and estate of Alexis T. Shegoleff, late of 
108 George-street West, Sydney, sewing-machine 
agent, deceased. 


ALL persons having claims against the above estate 
are requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, 
to the undersigned, on or before the 23rd day of 


September, 1910. 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
ia Sth September, 1910. 
7 


4s. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. 


[14 Sepr., 1910. 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,596) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re James Henry Goodey, of 36 Elizabeth-street, 
Paddington, painter. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the aboveramed bankrupt, on his own 
petition.— Dated at Sydney, this 6th day of September, i9lv. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—CHaARrLis Farrrax WatERioo LioyD. 
[1763] Free 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,686) 
: IN BANKRUPTOY. 
Re George Lion, of Tamworth (trading as Lion & Co.). 


NOTIOR is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made egainst the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of James Stedman, Ltd. ; J. H. Trevarthen, Ltd. ; and 
F. Chilton.— Dated at Sydney, this 9th day of September, i010. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—WILLIAM HaRin@Ton PALMER. 


817 83. Gd. 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1893. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,597) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re John Larsen, of 20 Oxford-street, Woollahra, carpenter. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on his own 
petition.—Dated at Sydney, this 8th day of September, 19.0. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Regiatrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—Cuarius Fatrrax Watzrtoo Lioyp. 
818 ds. Ed. 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1893. : 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (i>,598) 
IN BANKRUPTCY, 

Re Alfred Moses, Jately of Coonamble, draper, now of Sydney, 
out of employment. 


NOTIOH is hereby given that a Sequestration Order hae this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on his own 
petition.— Dated at Sydney, this Sth day of September, 101). 


F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. - 
Official Assignee—WiILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER. 


819 8s. Ed. 


i Netice under Section 11 of the Bankruptey Act, 1993. ] 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,579) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 

Re Richard Henry Courtnay Poulden, late of Queen-strect, 

Ashfield, watchmaker, carried cn business at 242 King- 

stre-t, Newtown, 


NOTIOCH is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt on the 
petition of the debtor by his attoraey, Nuriel Aaronson, 56 
York-street, Sydney.— Dated at Sydney, this 10th day of 
September, 1910. 
F, H. SALUSBURY, 

Registrar in Bankruptey. 
Official Assignee—CHARLES FarrFAX WaTERLOO Liorp. 
&20 : : 3s, Fd. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


NOTIC# is hereby given that the Single Meeting of credi'‘ors 
in the following matters will be held at the Court, Citizens’ 
Chambers, Mcore-street, Sydney, on the 27th day of Septemter, 
1910, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the course of business will 
permit. Toentitle a creditor to vote therea‘, his procf must be 
lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy not later than the 
Z3rd day of September, 1910 :— 


Re Katherine Lahood (No, 18,473), of Murwillumbah, hawker. 
Re Jabour Joseph (No. 18,528), of South Grafton, hawker. 
~ KF. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—CHaRLEs Fairrax WATERLOC Lroyn, 


821 126, 


Ce 
ry 
a 
y 


14 Supr., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. 


Ps ae 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN EQUITY. 
(No. 2,839 of 1908.) 


In the matter of the Farmers and Settlers’ Co-opera- 
tive Society, Limited, in Liquidation; and in the 
matter of the ‘‘Companies Act, 1899.” 


Notice to Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that a seventh account and second 
plan of distribution in the abovementioned matter 
showing payment of an equalising dividend of 5s. (five 
shillings) in the £ on five claims admitted since the 
first plan of distribution herein was lodged, a second 
dividend of 1s. (one shilling) in the £ on all proved 
concurrent claims, and a balance of £2,345 12s. 7d. 
carried forward to the credit of the Company, is now 
filed in the Office of the Master in Equity, Chancery- 
square, Sydney, for the inspection of persons in- 
terested ; and notice is hereby given that such account 
and plan of distribution will be submitted to the 
Master in Hquity at the Court, Chancery-square, 
Sydney, for confirmation, on Friday, the 80th day of 
September next, at twelve o’clock noon, if not pre- 


viously objected to. 
Cc. F, W. LLOYD, 
Denman Chambers, Official Liquidator. 
182 Phillip-street, Sydney, . 
12th September, 1910. 
814 9s. 


[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (15,221) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Henry Albert Stanley, of 93 Johns-street, 
Petersham. 


To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that Henry Albert Stanley intends 
to apply to the Court on Thursday, the 29th day of 
September, 1910, at 10 a.m., or as soon afterwards 
as the course of business will admit, that a Certificate 
of Discharge be granted to him, under and according 
to the provisions of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.’’— 
Dated this 12th day of September, 1910. 
HENRY DAVIS, 

Solicitor for Bankrupt, 

Bull’s Chambers, 14 Moore-street, Sydney. 
S 


791 6s. 6d. 


[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (9,226) 
IN BANERUPTCY. 

. Re Charles Gilbert Roots, of New Italy, labourer. 
To the Official. Assignee. and Creditors. 

TAKE NOTICE that Charles Gilbert Roots intends to 
apply to the Court, on Wednesday, the 5th day of 
October, 1910, at 10 a.m., or as soon afterwards as 
the course of business will admit, that a Certificate of 
Discharge be granted to him, under and according to 
the provisions of the ‘‘Bankruptcy Act, 1898.’’—Dated 

this 12th day of September, 1910, 
J. C. McINTOSH, 
Attorney for Bankrupt, 


Lismore. 
By M. A. H. Frrzmarpiner, his Agent, 


14 Moore-street, Sydney. 
794 


_ [Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. ] 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re William Clarke, bankrupt; ex parte William Clarke. 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors, 
TAKE NOTICE that William Clarke intends to 
apply to His Honor the Judge in Bankruptcy, at the 
Jourt, Moore-street, Sydney, on Wednesday, the 5th 
day of October, at 10 a.m., or as soon afterwards as 
the course of business will admit, that a Certificate of 
Discharge be granted to him under and according to 
the provisions of the ‘Bankruptcy Act 25 of. 1898.’__ 
Dated this 8th day of September, 1910, 
BETTS & SON, 
Solicitors for Applicant, 
Goulburn, 
779 6s. 6d. 


(13,019) 


ACCOUNTS 


[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (7,905) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re John King Larner, of Riley’s Hill, public school 
teacher. 


To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that John King Larner intends to 
apply to the Court, on Wednesday, the 5th day of 
October, 1910, at 10 a.m., or as soon afterwards as the 
course of business will admit, that a Certificate of Dis- 
charge be granted to him, under and according to the 
provisions of the ‘“Bankruptey Act, 1898.’’—Dated 
this 7th day of September, 1910. 


A. R. BEST, 
Solicitor for Bankrupt, 
Ballina. 


By M. A. H. Fitzsarpines, his agent, 
14 Mcore-street, Sydney. 
765 6s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (11,597) 
IN INSOLVENCY AND BANKRUPTCY. 


In the insolvent estate of George Acott, formerly of 
Petersham, but now of Kogarah, near Sydney, in 
the State of New South Wales, brickmaker. 


TAKE NOTICE that this Honourable Court will Le 
moved on Thursday, the 29th day of September in- 
stant, at the hour of 10 o’clock in the forenoon, or 
so soon thereafter as the course of business will admit, 
on behalf of the abovenamed insolvent, George Acott, 
for an order releasing his estate from sequestration 
upon the grounds appearing in and by the notice of 
motion filed herein on the 12th day of September 
instant.—Dated this 12th day of September, A.D. 
1910. 


FRANCIS ALEXANDER OLIVER, 
Solicitor for the Insolvent, 
47 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 
795 6s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Noricse to Crepirors. 


and plans of distribution in the under- 
mentioned estates, showing dividends as _ specified 
hereunder, are now filed in the Office of the Registrar 
in Bankruptcy, Citizens’ Chambers, Moore-street, 
Sydney, for the inspection ef persons interested; and 
notice 1s hereby given that such accounts and plans 
will be submitted to the Court for. confirmation on 
Thursday, the 20th September, 1910, at 11 a.m., if not 
previously objected to :— : 


Ernest Braby, of Watson’s Bay, and carried on busi- 
ness at 836 George-sireet, Sydney, importer (No. 
17,698), a third account and’ second plan of. dis- 
tribution showing payment of a second dividend 
of 4d. (four pence) in the £ on all proved conecur- 
rent debts, and a balance of £10 ts. 4d. carried 
forward to the credit of the estate, 

Vilfred Wilkam Jauncey, of Fairfield, late of Dorrigo, 
ex bank manager (No. 18,453), a first account and 
pian of distribution showing payment in full (20s.) 
in the £ on two proved. preferential claims for 
rent only, and a balance of £538 11s. carried 
forward to the credit of the estate. 


In the following estates accounts current only 
showing debit balances :— 


No. 17,744. Harry Scott, of Boyle-street, Mosman, 
traveller (second account). 


No. 18,481. Arthur Bassett Neill, of Corowa, builder. 

No. 18,455. James Parker, of Bay-street, Botany, 
fisherman. 

No. 18,504. Arthur Henry Loane, of Grenfell, carter. 

No. 18,540. Ada Actor Emily Craddock (wife of Pat- 
rick Joseph Craddock), of “‘Ennisville,’’ Botany- 
road, Botany. ; 

C: F. W. LLOYD, 


Denman Chambers, Official Assignee. 
182. Phillip-street, Sydney, 


13th September, 1910. 


815 11s. 


5152 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. [14 Szpr., 1910. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Norice To CREDITORS. 


ACCOUNTS with plans of distribution in the under- 
mentioned estates, showing dividends as specified, are 
now filed in the Office of the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Citizens’ Chambers, Moore-street, Sydney, for the 
inspection of persons interested; and notice is hereby 
given that such accounts and plans will be submitted 
to the Court for confirmation on Thursday, 29th Sep- 
tember, 1910, at 11 a.m.,'if not previously objected 
to :— 


Maurice Maude, of King-street, Sydney, florist (No. 
3,843), a second account and first plan of distri- 
bution showing payment of a dividend of four 
shillings and sixpence in the £ on all proved con- 
current claims, and carrying a balance forward of 
£46 18s. 6d. to the credit of the estate. 


John Wilson, of Coogee Bay (No. 4,300), a second 
account and first plan of distribution showing 
payment of a dividend of ten shillings in the £ 
on all proved concurrent claims, and carrying a 
sum of £60 10s. 9d. forward to the credit of the 
estate. 


Neil McLeod, of Glen Innes, boot manufacturer (No. 
10,989), a third account and third plan of distri- 
bution showing payment of a dividend of three 
shilings and nine pence thirteen sixteenths of a 
penny in the £ on all proved concurrent claims. 


Cecil Sidley Martin, of Corowa, draper (No. 18,207), 
a second account and second plan of distribution 
showing payment of a dividend of nine pence 
halfpenny in the £ on all proved concurrent 
claims. 


George Stewart Brown, of 103 Falcon-street, North 
Sydney, carpenter and joiner (No. 18,3869), a 
second account and second plan of distribution 
showing payment of an equalising dividend of 
one shilling and sixpence three farthings in the £ 
on one claim proved since the filing of the last 
account and a dividend of one shilling and one 
penny farthing in the £ on all proved conctrrent 
claims, ; 


Also, accounts current only in the undermentioned 
estates : — 


No. 18,346. Richard Bunworth, of Wilcannia 


No. 18,451. Frank Turner, of Morgan-street, Peter- 
sham, clerk. 


No. 18,485. Leonard Green, of ‘‘Bomera,’’ Potts Point, 
commercial agent. 

No, 18,484. William Lee, of ‘‘Mayfield,’? Rowley- 
street, Burwood, formerly of ‘‘Wuranang,’’? Hope- 
street, Bathurst, agent. : 


No. 18,496. Tuck Cook, of Wellington, gardener. 


WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER, 
Official Assignee. 
47 Elizabeth-street, Sydney, 
13th September, 1910. 
816 14s. 


——___. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


Sheriff’s Office, 
Sydney, 13th September, 1910. 


Mary Ann Moran (executrix) v. J. D. D. W. Eeles 
(executor). 


ON Tuesday, the eighteenth day of October, 1910, at 
noon, unless the writ of fieri facias herein be pre- 
viously satisfied, the Sheriff will cause to be sold 
by public auction, at the Court-house, Wagga Wagga, 
-——All the estate, right, title, and interest to which at 
the date of the writ of fieri facias herein James David 
Daniel William Eeles, of Toole’s Creek, near Wagga 
Wagga, farmer, as executor of the last will and testa- 
ment of Joseph Heles, deceased, of the same place, 
was entitled in the conditional purchase following, 
that is to say, of, in, and to— 


All that piece or parcel of land containing by ad- 
measurement 3834 acres 2 roods, situated in the 
parish of Tywong, county of Wynyard, being por- 
tion No. 74, taken up by the said Joseph Eeles at 
the Land Office at Wagga Wagga on the Ist day 
of June, 1899, and being conditional purchase No. 
17 of 1899. 


| 809—2s, 


And in and to all the conditional leases and rights of 
conditional lease (if any) held or applied for in 
virtue of the above-described conditionally pur- 
chased land. 


To be sold subject to all conditions remaining un- 


fulfilled at the date of the writ, and also subject to 


the prior equities or lawful claims (if any) of other 
persons then subsisting with respect to such land so 
far as the same are or may be capable of enforcement. 


Terms, Cash. 


C, E. B. MAYBURY, | 
W. M. J. Wass, Sheriff. 


Plaintifi’s Attorney, Wagga Wagga, 


By his Agents,—Mc Doneti & Morrit, Sydney. 
802 12s. 


' LOST, from the Lancer Barracks, Parramatta,—Light saddle 


mare, colour brown, age, about 7 or 8 years, height about 143 
hands, branded #D over Y on near shoulder, lump on near 
knee, girth-mark on off side. 


A, EDWARDS, 
Staff Sergeant-major, 
Lancer Barracks, Parramatta. 
788 38. 


L 


LOST, on 26th August,—One black gelding, 13} or 13$ hands 
high, thick set, branded triangle near shoulder, white spot on 
back. 


W. T. JACKSON, 
Rosedale, Stoney Creek road, St Ives. 
808 33. 


Limit pounds, 


*.* Poundkeepers are r2minded that Advertisements of 
Impounded Stock are charged for at the rate of ONE SHILLING 
FOR EACH ANIMAL DESCRIBED ; and no such Advertisement will 
be inserted in the Gazette unless accompanied by a remittance 
sufficient to cover the cost of insertion. 


BINGARA.—Impounded at Bingara, on the 30th day of 
August, 1910, from Town Common, by H. Brooks :— 

Smoky-black cow, OY near rump. 

Brindle or brown and white steer, blotched brand near rump. 


Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
first Thureday fourt2en days after this publication. 


774—2s. P. PLUNKETT, Poundkeeper. 


BRAID WOOD.—Impounded at Braidwood, on the 7.h day of 
September, 1910, from Wallace-street, by J. Lance Lawson ; 
advertisement delayed through sending notice to owner ; 
sum due at date of notice, 6s, 6d. :— 

Red or yellow steer, faint brand like we off rump, about 12 
months. . 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
29th September, 1910. 


780—lIs. M. McoGRATH, Poundkeeper. 


BURRANGONG.—Impounded at Burrangonz, on the 2nd 
day of September, 1910, from Three-mile, near Young, by 
order of Mr. T. Jasprizza :— 

Yellow cow, little brindle about head, no brands visible ; calved 
since impounded. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
29th September, 1910. 


777—Is. G. MANUS, Poundkeeper. 


CANTERBURY.—Impounded at Canterbury, on the 5th day 
of September, 1910, from garden, Wardell-road, by Mr. 
A. McBean ; advertisement delayed on account of sending 
notice to supposed owner; sum due at date of notice 
£1 14s, :— 

Red and white heifer, branded J QM, about 12 months. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
22nd September, 1910. 


796—ls. J. McCOY, Poundkeeper. 


COOMA.—Impounded at Cooma, on the 1st day of September, 
1910, from Cooma Town Common, by order of the 
Trustees; sum due at date of notice set after each animal:— 

Brown heifer, like Pe gH or C OH near rump, note back 
right ear, white belly, brush of tail white, 3 years; 
£1-23. 7d. 

Ewe hogget, note and slash front right ear; €s. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
22nd September, 1910, 


W. WARNE, Poundkeeper. 


14 Sepr., 1910.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT, GAZETTE, No. 140. 


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COOTAMUNDRA.—Impounded at Cootamundra, on the 6th 
~ day of September, 1910, from grass paddock, by Mr. J. BE. 
© Mitchell; sum due.at date of notice, 17s. 10d. :— 

Dark-roan bullock, T'§ over, like, Q or D near rump, white 
.. spot on forehead, white belly, 4 years. 

T£ not released, will he sold at this Pound at noon on the 
29th September, 1910. arene 


810—ls. W. LOFTUS, Poundkeeper. 


GLEN INNES.—Impounded at Glen Innes, on the 3rd day 


_ of September, 1910, from Red Range, by order of Mr. 
Secrétary Goodwin; sum due at date of notice set after 
© each animal :— - 
ee ware steer, near car marked, A) near rump, 25 years ; 
Bolys. 38d. : 
Brindle and white bullock, near ear marked, no brands yisible, 
“years; 148.90. 
“Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
29th September, 1910. : ‘a 
769—2s. E. SARGEANT, Poundkeeper. 


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GRAFTON.—Impounded at Grafton, on the 50th day of 
August, 1910, from Malville, by George Barnier; sum due 
. at date of notice, 12s. 6d. :— 
Bay gelding, branded like TL, and blotched brand, star, one hind 
~” foot white, aged, 15 hands. 
Té not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
22nd September, 1910. ' iad 
766—ls. 


W. ROBINSON, Poundkeeper. 


HILLSTON.—Impounded at Hillston, on the 26th day of 
August, 1910, from Common, by 8. J. Gordon, Herdsman; 
delay caused by receiving notice from supposed owner ; 

. gum due at date of notice, Ll Ga. :— : 

Bay filly, star and snip, no brands visible, 1. year, about 13 

hands. © 
Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
first Thursday fourteen days after this publication. 


761—ls. W. RITCHIE, Poundkeeper. 


JUNEE.—Impounded at Junce, on the 5th day of September, 
1910, from Old Junee, by T. Roach; sum due at date of 
notice set after each animal :— 


White and red cow, no brands visible, quarter out back near 


eay, yoke on neck; 18s. 9d. 
Roan cow, quarter out back near ear, shell off horns, scars 
near rump, like whip marks as brand; 14s. 6d. 
Roan heifer, unbranded, with yolk on neck ; 14s, 6d. 
Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
6th October, 1910. 


811—3s. F. KEED, Poundkeeper. 


LISMORE.—Impourded at Lismore, en the 6th day of Sep- 
tember, 1910, from MeLean’s Ridges, by D. Gibson; sum 
due at date of notice set after each animal :— 

Red heifer, like § B off rump, 2 years; Qs. 6d. 

Red heifer, little white under belly, like § B off rump, 1 year; 
8s, 6d. 

Red steer, few white spots, like ( B near rump, like 66 off 
rump, 2 years; 9s. 6d. 

Red steer, like WO off rump, few white spots, 18 months ; 
9s. 6d. 


Also, on the &th day of September, 1910, by Thomas Dickzon :— 


Spotted heifer, like yy over 49 near rump, 12 months ; 
6s. 6d. 
Also, on same date, from Boorie Creek, by Jchn Cambell :— 


Bay mare, three white feet, blaze, like GQ near ribs, like — — 
(conjoined) near shoulder, aged, 143 hands; 7s. 9d. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
29th September, 1510. 
789—6s. 


J. JAMES, Poundkeeper. 


MATHOURA.—Impounded at Mathoura, on the 5th day of 


September, 1910, from Mathoura, by Wm. 8. Crump ; | 


sum due at date of notice 11s. 2d.:— 
Red poly cow, no brands visible, slit near car. 
Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
29th September, 1919. 


775—ls. @. CRANE, Poundkeeper. 


MUSWELLBROOK.—Impounded at Muswellbrook, on the 
6th day of September, 19/0, from Edenlassie Estate, by 
J. C. White, Esquire ; sum due at date of notice, 98. :— 


Brown horse, like <e over C (the two brands touching) near 


shoulder, snip on nose, deformed fore fctlocks, 10 years, 
15% hands. 
TE not released, will be sold at this Pound af noon on the 
29th September, 1910. 
785—l1a. D. PARKINSON, Poundkeeper, 


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767—1s. 


| BANDWICK.—Impounded at Randwick, on the ‘10th day of 


* Beptember, 1910, from leased paddo-k, at the back of the 
Common, by H. B. Thurtow, Esquire, Narrabri; sum due 
at date of notice set after each animal ;— 

Red bullock, like @ over “AJ™ near ramp, near ear marked 
like 9p back of ear, about 4 years, 16s. 8d. ul 
Red bullcek, like @ aver "\J> near ramp, near cor marked, 
~~ like 4p back of ear, star, about 4 years, 48g das yet 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


ee ey H. PANTON, Voundkeepes. « 


PHAK HILL.—Impounded at Peak Hill, on the 2nd ‘day of 
September, 1910, from ‘Te James 
Fortune, Ranger ; sum dus Noe 

Red cow, BA over like AQ near tump, 4 years; young ted 

So i 7 Sess Bal <email acta recy seem 
Ti not released, will be sold at this Pound at nggn.gp. the 

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T. JACKSQN, Poundkeeper. 


Tf not released, will be sold ab this Pound ab noon on. the 
28nd September, 1910. : oa 


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J, CARPENTER, Bonndkeeper. 


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September, 19:0, from Avoca-street, Bonii, by order of 
P. M. Keogh, Inspector; sum due at date of noti-e, 
eee CCl 


| Cream gelding, GMD over 16 near shoulder, off hind 


fetlock white, black mane and tail, email star, unshod, aged, 
15 hands. 


Tf not released, will be sold at this Pourd at noon on the 
29th September, 1919. 


8138—Is. J. HILL, Poundkeeper. 


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SOUTH GRAFTON.—Impounded at South Grafton, on the 
26th day of August, 1910, from occupation license, Dun- 
doo, by ‘Lhos. Foley, junior; sum due at date of notice set 


after each animal:— A 
Red and white steer, like M near rump, like AP off rump ; 
Sie OpGds wo Na 


Roan steer, ike [TB near rump, off car slit; £1 2s. Gd. 
Red steer, like & near rump; £1 2s. 6d. 

Roan yearling bull, no brands visible; £1 1s. 6d. 

Roan yearling heifer, no brands visible ; £1 Is. td. 


Also, on the 27th August, 1910, from occupation license No. 254, 
Glenugia, by Mr. A. G. Gerard :— : 
Grey draught gelding, like A or A near shoulder, aged, 16 
hands; 18s, 9d. 
Also, on the let September, 1910, from ‘occupation license No. 
517, by Mr. H. Rowles, senior, for trespass :— 
Roan heifer, off ear marked, like Qa near rump; Lbs. 
Rei heifer, half-bally face, like AQ over [ near rump, like 
41. near shoulder; 14s. 
If not released, wil! be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
30th September, 1910. 


786—8s. J. WALL, Poundkeeper. 


WELLINGTON .—Impounfed at Wellington, on the Ist day 
of September, 1910, from Wellington Town Common, by 
B. Donn, Ranger ; sum due at date of notice, £1 123. :— 


Brown light harness horse, few white spots on back, near kind 


fetlock white, SSW _ near shoulder, 4 off shoulder, 
broken, aged, 153 hands. 


If not released, wil! be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


| 29th September, 1910. 


787—1s. J. CLEMENTS, Poundkeeper. 


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WINGHAM.—Impounded at Wingham, on the ist day of 
September, 1910, from Bace C.eek, by Mr. Green ; sum 
due at date of notice, 6s. :— 

White eteer, branded like \7 B over V , 3 years. 

If not released wiil be sold according to Impounding Act. 


J. MURRAY, Poundkeeper. 


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WEDNESDAY, 14 SEPTEMBER. 


[1910. 


SPECIAL GAZETTE UNDER THE “PUBLIC SERVICE 
ACT, 1902.” 


APPOINTMENT. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Horace FRepERicK Rozerts, Esquire, Police Magis- 
trate, Coonamble, to be Police Magistrate, 
Albury, vice Butler, promoted,—from the 12th 
September, 1910; also to be Licensing Magistrate 
and Official Member of the Licensing Courts for 
the Licensing Districts of Albury, Corowa, and 
Germanton, District Registrar in Bankruptcy and 
Visiting Justice to the Gaol at Albury,—from the 
same date. 


Mr. CxHartes WitiiaAm THomas, Relieving Clerk of 
Petty Sessions, to be Clerk of Petty Sessions, 
Gunnedah, vice Kelk, retired,—from the 21st 
September, 1910; also to be Registrar of the 
District Court at Gunnedah, Registrar of Births, 
Deaths, and Marriages for the District of Gun- 
nedah at Gunnedah, District Registrar in Bank- 
ruptcy at Gunnedah, and Registrar of the Court 
of Review at Gunnedah, under the ‘‘Land and 
Income Tax Assessment Act of 1895’ and Regula- 
tions thereunder,--from the same date. — 

Mr. Ricnarp Wiii1AM Norman CHAMBERS to be Junior 


Clerk, on probation for twelve months, Office of 
yi ates Service Board,—from the 29th August, 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


ArtHur Brix, Esquire, Chief Clerk, Central Police 
Office, to act as Clerk of Petty Sessions and 
Chamber Magistrate, Central Police Office, vice 
Meares, relieved, and during the absence of 
W. G. B. Smith, Esquire,—from the 12th Sep- 
tember, 1910. 


Tue undermentioned members of the Police Force to 
be Acting Clerks of Petty Sessions at the places pre- 
ceding their names,—from the dates specified, viz. : — 


Pambula—First Class Constable Owen McCasz, during 
the absence of Sergeant Kelly, on leave,—from the 
3rd September, 1910. 

Jindabyne—Constable CuarLEs ArtHUR Down, during 
the absence of Senior-constable Macinnis, on leave, 
—from the 15th September, 1910. 


JOHN GARLAND. 


DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Constable Gror@k CHARLES RowueEy as Warden’s Clerk, 
Mining Registrar, and Officer authorised to issue 
Miners’ Rights and Business Licenses, also Bailiff 
of the Warden’s Court at Windeyer, vice Constable 
Small, transferred,—such appointment to take 
son from the 26th July, 1910 (Misc. 1910-6,768- 
201). 

Senior-constable Epwarp Paton as Officer authorised 
to issue Miners’ Rights and Business Licenses at 
Millthorpe, vice Senior-constable Hawkins, re- 
signed,—such appointment to take effect from the 
Ist August, 1910 (Misc. 1910-6,762-201). 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 141. 


[14 Serr., 1910. 


Constable ALFRED Ropert SMALL as Warden’s Clerk, 
Mining Registrar, and Officer authorised to issue 
Miners’ Rights and Business Licenses, also Bailiff 
of the Warden’s Court at Hargraves, vice Senior- 
constable Paton, transferred,—stch appointment 
to take effect from the 26th July, 1910 (Misc. 1910- 
6,769-201). 

Sergeant Henry Core as Bailiff of the Warden's 
Court, Murrumburrah, vice Sergeant Nowland; 
transferred,—such appointment. to take effect from 
the Ist August, 1910 (Misc. 1910-6,764-201). _ 

Sergeant James Hamitron Rovinson as Bailiff of the 
Warden’s Court, Barraba, vice Sergeant G. T. A: 
Moroney, transferred,—such appointment to take 
effect from the 10th August, 1910 (Mise. 1910- 
6,763-201). : 

Mr. ArtHur Epwarp Youne, Temporary Junior Clerk, 
on probation for twelve months, as Junior Clerk;— 
such appointment to take effect from the 24th 
May, 1910 (Mise. 1910-6,907-202). ; 

Mr. Eric Hamizvtron Wuire, Temporary Junior Clerk, 
on probation for twelve months, as Junior Clerk, 
—such appointment to take effect from the 24th 
May, 1910 (Misc. 1910-6,906-202). 


W. H. WOOD. 


DEPARTMERT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTIOR. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Miss SaraH HY¥nNzs, BAS, as Teacher of Botany in 
Public Scheols under this Department, on trial for 
twelve months,—such appointment to take effect 
from the date of her entry on duty. 


Mr. Jonn Sipney Suaw as Clerk in the State Children 
Relief Department,—such appointment’ to take 
effect from the Ist July, 1910. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 
the undermentioned Officers as Inspectors of Schools, 
Department of Public Instruction,—such appointment 
prance effect in each case as from the Ist February, 
910 :— 


Wirrtia BE: Brack, Esquire. 

WitiraM E. James, Esquire, M.A. 

JAMES B. Tetrer, Esquire, M.A. 

J. A. HOGUE. 


PROBATIONARY APPOINTMENTS. 
COLORIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT, 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advicé of thé 
Executive Council,.and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the follow- 
ing appointments, on probation for twelve months, 
viz. :— 

Mr, ArtHtr CHARLES Waite as Junior Clerk in the 

Stores Supply Department. 

Mr. Arexanprer Eric ArnMstTROoNG as Junior Clerk, The 


fe aT e? be ght aie dowel 
[E.Ms. 345 and 346] T. WADDELL. 


CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 
HIS Exééllency the Goverior, With thé advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to ap- 
prove of the appointment of 


Mr. Joun ALEXANDER LoNGwWortH &s Junior Clerk in 
the Petty Sessions Office, Mudvee, being confirmed. 
JOHN GARLAND. 


DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with thé advice of the 
Exegutive. Council,.and pon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has beén pleased to tonfirm 
the appointment of 
Mr. Hersert Lestiz Matonry as Cleaner and Atten- 
dant, New Chemical Laboratéry,—such appoinit- 
ment to take effect from the 24th Janwary, 1910 
(Mise. 1910-6,76T-201), po) yd e 
W. H. WOOD. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 

the Public Service Board, has approved that the 2p- 

pointment o ; 

Mr. Lestin Honitts BLankspy, as Engineering Sur- 
veyor in this Department, be confirmed. 


CHARLES A. LEE. 


DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HiS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Iexecutiye Council, and,upon the recommendation of 
thé Piiblic Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the confirmation of the appointment of 


Mr. Hanond Joun Mires as a Junior Clerk, Depart- 
ment of Lands,—the appointment to take effect 
from the Ist July, 1909 (M1. 1910-8,321). 


S. W. MOORE. - 


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PROMOTIONS. 
CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Serviee. Board, has approved, in pursu- 
ance of the provisions of section 49 of the. ‘‘Public 
Service Act, 1902,’? of the promotion of. the under- 
mentioned officers of the Government Asylums for the 
Infirm,—to take effect from the 3rd July, 1909, con- 
sequent on the death of Mr. C. J. Ferguson :— 


Mr. A. Lage, Mr. P. Waker, and Mr. S. T. Creacu. 
W.H. WOOD. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 


Kxeentive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the promo- 


. tion of 


Mr. W. P. Dwyer, Clerk, Department of Public 
Works, consequent upon,the resignation of Mr. 
E. H. Tebbutt,—to date from 20th July, 1910. 


CHARLES <A. LEE. 


RETIREMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Couicil, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has: approved of the retire- 
ment from the Public Service, without gratuity, of 


Mr. William Stanger Kelk; Clerk of Petty Sessions, 
Gunnedah,—from the 20th September, 1910. 


JOHN GARLAND. 


~ DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS. Excellency the Administrator of the Govern- 
ment, with the advicé of the, Executive, Council, anc 
upon the recommendation of the Public § ervicé Board, 
has et, pleased to approve of the retireniént from 
the Public Service, in terms of séction 67 of the 
“Public Service Act, 1902,” of 
Mr. Janies Vernon, Relieving Chaitman 6f Tocal 
Land Boards in this Departmént,—sueh retire- 
ment to take effect from and inclusivé of the 19th 
Séptéember, 1910 (M1. 1910-431). 


S. W. MOORE. 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 

IT is heréby notified, for public information, that 
Mr. Gedi¢e Paterson, Lift Attendant, Department of 
Public Works, has retired from the Publie Service, 
in accordance With the provisions Of Séction 67 of 
the ‘“‘Publie Servics Act, 1902,”’-—to take effect as - 
from 9th September, 1910. 


CHARLES A. LEE; 


RESIGNATIONS. 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to accept the 
resignation of 
Mr. Terence Sylvester Sheekey of his position of Clerk 
in the Crown Land Agent’s Office, Casino,—such 


resignation to take effect from and inclusive of 
noon on the Ist July, 1910 (MI. 1910-8,319). 


S. W. MOORE. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has approved of the resignation 
from the Public Service of 


Mr. Ernest Henry Tebbutt, Clerk, Department of 
Public Works. . 
J. A. HOGUE. 


SERVICES DISPENSED WITH. 
DEPARTMENT CF AGRICULTURE. 
Stock Branch. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
me Public Service Board, has approved of the services 
) 

Mr. William Taylor, late Stock Quarantine Keeper, 
Newcastle, Stock Branch, Department of Agricul- 
ture, being dispensed with,—as from and ineclu- 
sive of the 29th July, 1909, in terms of section 9 
of the ‘Public Service Act, 1902.’’ 


J. A. HOGUE. 


Premier’s Office, New South Wales, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of 
Mr. Michael Aloysius Kelly, Accountant, Immigra- 
tion and Tourist Bureau, being dismissed the 
Public Service, in pursuance of the provisions of 
section 61 of the ‘‘Public Service Act, 1902.” 
C. G. WADE. 


14 Sepr.,1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 141. 5157 


4 O’Connell-street, Sydney, 
14th September, 1910. 


EXAMINATION UNDER REGULATIONS 150 AND 152, 


16TH AND 17TH Jung, 1910. 


f Pee Public Service Board hereby notify that the following 
Officers have qualified for promotion from Grade ‘‘d,” 
and have shown their capacity to do work for which a salary 
of £100 per annum may be considered appropriate :— 


Name of Officer. Department. 
Doves, MissiOc,.aaaveseneee Treasury 
McGlynn, Miss G. ...00 «. Chief Secretary’s 
Prince, Miss. E. D. ......... do 


Mulheron, Miss I. M....... Agriculture 


Fox (B.A.), Miss M. ...... Public Instruction 

Longworth, J. A, ws... Attorney-General and of Justice 
Walkers S Oot conse. aansones Public Works 

Musgrove, L. S. ..... eases Treasury 

Scotts Ware taencernesare. Attorney-General and of Justice 
Collins, HE. Ru .....+..0c2. 00s Agriculture 
O’ Hara, Vide ferns cotati ns Premier’s 

Duffy, L. Je ....cecareeeserees Mines 

Marshallied td ecscotscctesnses Public Works 

CharltonsaWs EGohinernensans Premier’s 

Morgan, C, R. E............. Attorney-General and of Justice 
McTague, N. P.-......s.000s do do 
Beaverssela caccveseewannsns do do 
Forsythe, W. A’...,.....:.. do do 
Bowler, L. H. ......... ..... Lands 

Buchan; We pes cecwse seasons Attorney-General and of Justice 
Middleton, E. J. E. .. ... Chief Secretary’s 

McPhee Givkven shwaiadeae ner Lands 

LON BIN SR d ipanennboousneddosucde Attorney-General and of Justice 
Hitchcock, A. EB. .......066 Lands 

RIGkardseben Necsutssopccmass: Mines 


By order of the Board, 
R, A. GILFILLAN, 
Secretary. 


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No. 142.] WEDNESDAY, 14 SEPTEMBER. [1910. 


PROCLAMATION 
New Sourn Wa.ss, } By His Excellency The Right Honourable Frepxric Joun Napier, Baron 
to wit. 
a Cuetmsrorp, Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
L.B. 
) Michael and Saint George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its 
CHELMSFORD, . 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia. 


W HEREAS by an Act passed in the second year of the reign of His tate Masestry Kina Epwarp 


THE SEVENTH, being “ An Act to consolidate the Acts relating to the Constitution,” it is amongst 
other things enacted that the Governor of New South Wales may dissolve the Legislative Assembly when- 
ever he deems it expedient: AND WHEREAS it is expedient that the said Assembly should be now dissolved : 
Now, therefore, I, Freperic Joun Napier, Baron Cuetusrorp, the Governor aforesaid, in pursuance of 


the power and authority so vested in me, Do uerepy dissolve the said Legislative Assembly, and the same 
stands dissolved accordingly. 


GIVEN under my Hand and Seal at Sydney, this fourteenth day of September, in the year of 
Our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 


Wi. ES WOOD: 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


SYDNEY: 


Printed and Published by Wituiam Apriecate Guiiick, Government Printer and Publisher of the State of 
New South Wales, at Phillip-street, 14th September, 1910. 


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No. 143. | WEDNESDAY, 14 SEPTEMBER. (1910. 
eR A RPE IT IT ESE DTI ESSE ES SSE I EE SS 
PROCLAMATION 


New South Watss, | By His Excellency The Right Honourable 

to wit. ae JOHN Naprer, BARoN CHELMSFORD, 

Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished 

(L.S.) Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, 

Governor of the State of New South Wales and 

CHELMSFORD, its Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Governor. Australia. 


HEREAS the Legislative Council of New South Wales now 
stands prorogued to Tuesday, the twentieth instant: Now, I, 
i’reperic JOHN Napier, Baron CHELMSFORD, in pursuance of the 
power and authority in me vested as Governor of the said State, do 
hereby further prorogue the said Legislative Council to Monday, the 
thirty-first day of October next. 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this fourteenth 
day of September, in the year of our Lord one thousand 
nine hundred and ten, and in the first year of the Reign 
of His Majesty King George the Fifth. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 


J. A. HOGUE. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


SYDNEY: 


Printed and Publishéd by Wi1am Apriecats Guiiick, Government Printer and Publisber of 
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No. 144.] | WEDNESDAY, 14 SEPTEMBER. [ 1910. 


PROCLAMATION. 


Grorce THE Firrn, by the Grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and 
of the British Dominions beyond the Seas, King, Defender of the Faith, Emperor of India. 


] N pursuance and exercise of the powers given to and vested in Us, by an Act passed in the second year 

of the reign of His tare Masesty King Epwarp THE Sevents, being “An Act to consolidate the Acts 
relating to the Constitution”: We do by these presents summon and call together a Legislative Assembly 
in and for Our State of New South Wales, to advise Us and give consent to the making of laws for the 
peace, welfare, and good government of Our said State; and We do enjoin and require Our subjects, 
inhabitants of Our said State, and being duly qualified in that behalf, to proceed to the election of Members 
to serve in the said Legislative Assembly, in pursuance of Our Writs to be issued in Our name by Our 
Governor of Our said State: And We do further enjoin and require the Members who shall be so elected 
to assemble and meet together and to be and appear before Us, for the purposes aforesaid, at such places 
and times as shall! be in that behalf from time to time fixed and notified. 


In testimony whereof We have caused the Public Seal of Our said State to be affixed to this Our 
Writ. 


Witness Our Right Trusty and Well-beloved Fruperic Joun Napier, Baron CHELMSFORD, 
Knight Commander of Our Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, 
Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia, at Sydney, in Our said State, this fourteenth day of September, in the first year of 
Our Reign, and in the year of Our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten. 

(L.S.) CHELMSFORD, 
Governor. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
Wo a WOOD. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


SYDNEY: 


Printed and Published by Winttam AprLEcATE GuLLIcK, Government Printer and Publisher of the State of 
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No. 145.] 


THURSDAY, 15 SEPTEMBER. 


[1910. 


Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 15th September, 1910. 


H*® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. James THompsoN GAVEL 


as Returning Officer for the Electoral District of The Lachlan, 
in the room of Mr. D. H. Tasker, J.P., who has been relieved 


of the position. 
W. H. WOOD. 


Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 15th September, 1910. 


ie is hereby notified, for general information, that the foilow- 

ing places have been appointed as Polling-places for and 
within the boundaries of the Electoral Districts mentioned in 
connection with their respective names, in pursuance of the 
provisions of the “Parliamentary Elections Act, 1906,” 
Viz. :— 


Electorate. Polling-place 
Albury Mangoplah. 
Armidale . Emu Creek. 

Dos ~ 6.7 Rocky River. 
Ashburnham Back Yamma. 

Do Droubalgie Siding, 

Do Wallaby Park. 
Bingara Bell’s Swamp. 
Cootamundra Combaning. 
Durham Four Mile Camp. 
Goulburn ... Boxers’ Creek. 


Hastings and Macleay ¥ 


Raleigh cs 
Tenterfield Sod 


Smith’s Creek. 
Coffs Harbour Jetty. 
The Mole. 


IT is further notified, that the undermentioned places have 
been abolished as Polling-places for and within the boundaries 
of the Electoral Districts set against their respective names, 
in accordance with the provisions of the aforesaid Act, viz. :—. 


Electorate. Polling-place. 
Ashburnham ae .«. Back Droubalgie. 
Belubula Fairford. 


Dom ass Aa ... Hampden. 
J. A. HOGUE.. 


anti 


Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 15th September, 1910. 


in is hereby notified, for general information, that His 

Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, has been pleased to approve of the appointment of 
the undermentioned places as Polling-places outside and for 
the Electoral Districts set against their respective names, 
in pursuance of the provisions of ‘The Parliamentary 
Elections Act, 1906 ” :— 


Polling-place. 


... Sydney. 


Electorate. 
Newcastle ... 


Tamworth ... he do 

Albury ... Rifle Range, Randwick.. 
Alexandria AN pap do 

Allowrie ... aed ts do 
Annandale... pee Re do 

Armidale ... ae CAC do 
Ashfield... oes fc do 
Ashburnham ae ane do 

Balmain ... me Ha e do 

Bathurst ... abe vee do 


Bega Sue ove 


5166 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 145, [15 Szpr., 1910. 


Electorate. 


Belubula ... Ye 
Bingara dee 
Blayney 

Botany 
Burrangong 
Burwood 

Camden 
Camperdown 
Canterbury 
Clarence, The 
Clyde, The 
Cootamundra 
Corowa .... 
Glebe, The... 
Gordon 

Gough x 
Goulburn ... 
Granville ... 
Hartley 


Hasien os and Macleay ES 


Hawkesbury, The 
Lachlan, The 
‘Lane Cove... 
Leichhardt 
‘Liverpool Plains ... 
Macquarie, The ... 
Maitland .., 
Marrickville 


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Polling-place. 
. Rifle Range, Randwick. 


" Blectorate. 


rs Middle Harbour ... 
‘do ] . SoMadgee!. 0. 
do es ee urrnbidgee, The 
do | Newcastle .. 
do oe ~ = Newtown. ... 
do Orange : 
do | Paddington 
do “{. Parramatta 
do | Petersham... |... 
do Queanbeyan 
do | Raleigh 
do Redfern .., 
do | Richmond, The 
do Rous ; 
do Rozelle 
do St. George... 
do St. Leonards 
do Singleton ... . 
do Tamworth .. Bae 
do Tenterfield _ 
do Upper naa The 
do Waverley .. 
do Wollondilly | 
do Woollahra... 
do Wynyard ... 
do | Yass 
do 
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SYDNEY: 


Polling-place. 


. Rifle Range, Randwick. 


JOHN GARLAND. 


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New South Wales, at Phillip-street, 15th September, 1910. 


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No. 146.] FRIDAY, 16 SEPTEMBER. [1910. 


Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 16th September, 1910. 


WRITS OF ELECTION. 


IS Excellency the Governor directs it to be notified, for general information, 
that Writs haye been issued, addressed to the Returning Officers of the 
several Electoral Districts throughout the State, for a General Election of 
Members to serve in the Legislative Assembly ;. and that the following is the 


arrangement for the holding of the different Elections, viz. :— 


Date of Writs sia said a Friday, 16th September, 1910. 
Date of Nomination ace Ae Friday, 28rd September, 1910. 
Polling-day ... Pe Sah Ex. Friday, 14th October, 1910. 


Date of Return of Writs... & Monday, 31st October, 1910. 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 146, [16 Szpr., 1910, 


Electoral District. 


Polling-places. 


| Returning Officer. 


Alexandria...... ........ 


Allowriet eee 


Annandale ..,............ 


Armidale ...... dearer 


Ashburnham ............ 


Ashfield. cst. aeonsctout 


ee —ee 


Albury ; Book Book ; Bowna; Bringenbrong ; Cherry Hill; Cookardinia ;| Alexander George Daniel, Esq. 
Adlets 


Culeairn; Dora Dora.; Germanton ; Gerogery; Henty; Jingellic ; 
Lankey’s Creek ; Little Billabong ; Mangoplah; Meragle ; Mullanjandra ; 
3 *Rifle Range, Randwick ; Sandy Creek ;| 
“Sydney ; The Rock ; Tooma:; Tumbarumba ; Wagra ; Woomahrigong ; 
Woomargaina ; Yarvara,; Yerong Creek. 


Ournie ; Pulletop ; Rosewood 


Albion Park ; Beaumont ; Berry ; 


Dunmore ; Gerringong ; Green 
Tongarra ; Woodhill, 


Annandale ; *Sydney. 


St. Leonard’s Creek ; *Sydney 


nock ; Droubalgie Siding; Fo 


Brownsville ; Brundee ; Budgong.; Cambewarra ; Coolangatta ; Dapto ; 


Kangaroo Valley ; Kiama; Marshall Mount; Nowra; Numba; Pheasant 
Ground ; *Rifle Range, Randwick ; Shellharbour; *Sydney:; ‘Terara; 


Uralla ; Walcha; Walcha Road ; Waterloo ; Wollomumbi ; Wollun ; 
Wongwibinda ; *Woolbrook ; Yarrowitch, 


Alexandria ; “Rifle Range, Rand wiek.; Wraterloo 00. ..c.cses0elcsstiendesse ee. ..| Thomas Danks, Esq., J.P. 


Bomaderry ; Bombo; Broughton Village ;} Robert Oscar Kendall, Esq., J.P, 


well Point; Jamberoo; Kangaroo River ; 


Annandale ; ‘Forest ‘Lodge ; Kingston ; “Rifle Range, Randwick|; South} Owen Ridge, Esq., J.P. 


Aberfoyle ; Arding’; Armidale ; Black Mountain ; Booroolong ; Castle Doyle ;| John Bryan Fitzgerald, Esq., J.P 
Donald ; Dumaresq ; Emu Creek ; Eumore ; Glen Morrison Diggings ; 
Guy Fawkes; Hernani; Hillgrove ; Ingalba ; Jeogla ; Kelly’s Plains ; 
Kentucky ; Metz ; Nowendoc.; Puddledock ; *Rifle Range, Randwick ; 
Rockvale ; Rockwood ; Rocky River; Round Swamp; Salisbury Plains ; 


; Thalgarrah ; Tia Diggings; Tilbuster ; 


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Alectown ; Back Yamma ; Balderogery ; Brolgan ; Bulgandramine ;} Robert Stirling, Eeg., J.P. 
Bunbury ; Calarie ; Cookamidgera ; Cook’s Myall ; Craigie Lea; Cum- 


rbes ; Goobang ; Goonumbla ; Gunning- 


Bland-street ; Haberfield ; Liverpool-road ; *Rifle Range, Randwick ; Summer 


MSaLINGIN Sicksucsaeeiene ee 


iBathurstieseesesstee 


Belmore essere, were 


Balubain eis ee 


Bingara ebtiih CIEE “Abington; Baker’s Creek:; ‘Balala ; Baldersleigh ; Barraba ; Bells Swamp ; 


Birchgrove-road ; near Gladstone Park ; Nicholso 


Bathurst.; Bathurst Railway Station ; Bathurst South ; 


Chalmers-street ; Elizabeth-street 


‘rama; Marrangulla ; Meadow Bank ; Merriganowery ; Morongla Creek ;} 


‘bland; Kamandra; McPhail; Merom; Mingelo; Mungery ; *Narromine:; 


‘Obley ; Parkes; ‘Parkesborough ; Peak Hill: *Rifle Range, Randwick. | 
*Sydney ; ‘Tichborne Lead ; Tomingley ; Wallaby Park; Warge Rock; 


: 
Yeoval. 


| 
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* 


Hill; *Sydney ; Victoria-street. 


Randwick ; *Sydney. 


Clear Creek ; Dark: Corner ; Eglington ; Evan’s Plains; Kelso; Lime- 
kilns; Meadow Flat; Orton Park ; Palmer’s Oakey; Peel; *Rifle 
Range, Randwick; *Sydney ; Sofala ; Sunny Corner); Turondale»; 
Wattle Flat ; White Roch ; Winburndale, ; 


Burragate ; Candelo; Cobargo; Dignam’s Creek ; Eden; Kiah River ; 


Lochiel; Merimbula; Mila; Millingandi.; Mogilla ; Murrah ; Nethercote ; 


Nambugga ; Panbula; Pericoe ; Pipe-clay Creek ; Quaama ; Quinburra ; 
*Rifle Kange, Randwick; Rockton ; Rocky Hall; *Sydney; Tanja; 
Tantawanglo; Towamba; Upper Brogo; Warburton Creek ; Wolumla; 
Woollingubrah ; Wyndham; Yambulla. 


Park; Broula; Burdett; Burnt Yards; Cadia ; Canimbla ; Canowindra ; 
Carcoar ; Cargo; ‘Cave Creek.; Coffee Hills; Cowra; Cucumgilliga ;}, 
Cutal; Darby’s Falls; Eugowra; Flyer’s Creek ; Forest Reefs; Gally-| 
mont; Holmwood; Junction Reefs; Lockwood ; Lyndhurst; Mandu- 


Mount Macdonald ; Murga ; Neila ; Nyrang Creek ; Pine Mount 3 Reedy} 
Creek; *Rifle Range, Randwick; Rocky Bridge ; *Sydney ; Shaw ;| 
Tallwood ; Toogong; Trajere; Waldegrave; Walleroos; Walli Fi! 
Warrangong; Warwick ; Wattamondra ; Westville ; ‘Woddstock ; Yarran} 
Vale. 


| Henry Prior Palser, Es... J.P’. 
| 
n-Street; *Rifle Range, George Edward! Young, Bsq., J.P 


Bathurst West ;|/ Walter Leslie Riable, Esq, J.P.” 


Bega; Bemboka; Bermagui; Big Bog; Bombala ; Brickyards.; Brogo ; Eynest Icely Pelk, Esq,, Ji. P.. 


Es bethany ear bewedet pas ran aea iene eeintiwicoavetnt Mae Alfred Burne, Esq., DiD.S:,. Ji Py 
Back Creek ; Bangaroo; Barragun; Bellimari ; Belpage ; Beneree ; Bowan Frederick Garden, Hsy,,. J.P. 


‘Alfred ‘William ‘Howard Bull, 


Bendemeer; Ben Lomond; Bereen; Bingara; Bundarra ; Cobbadah ; Esq., J.P. 


Cooringoora ; Copeton; Crow Mountain; Elcombe ; George’s Creek ; 
Green Valley ; Gulf Creek ; Guyra North; Hall’s Creek ; Horton River ; 
Howell ; Kentucky Sheep Station; Kingstown; Llangothlin ; Maitland 
Point ; Manilla; Paleroo; Pallal ; *Rifle Range, Randwick ; Stanborough ; 
*Sydney.; Tenterden ; Tingha; Upper Bingara ; Upper: Manilla ; Wands- 
worth ; Watson’s Creek; Wongo Creek; Wood’s Reef; Woolbrook 8 
Yarrowyckg 


Brown’s Creek ; Brownlea; Burraga; Caloola; Cow Flat ; Duckmaloi ; 
Kast Guyong ; Edith; Essington ; George’s Plains ; Gingkin ; Glanmire.; 
Greghamstown ; Hampton; Hazelgrove; Hillsbury ; Hobby’s. Yard ; 
Isabella ; Jaunter; Jenolan Caves; Judd’s Creek ; King’s Plains ; 
Lagoon on Campbell’s River ;. Millthorpe; Moorilda; Mount David: 
Mount Werong; Neville; Newbridge ; Norway; Oberon; O’Connell . 
Paling Yards; Perth; Porter’s Retreat; *Rifle Range, Randwick 
Rockley.; Rydal ; Sewell Creek ; Shooter’s Hill ; Sodwalls ; *Sydney. 
Swatcelhifield ; Tanner’s Mount ; Tarana ; Triangle Flat’; ‘Trunkey Creek 
Vittoria ; Wimbledon ; Wiseman’s Creek ; Yetholme. 


Abercrombie ; Arkstone; Back Swamp; Barry; Blayney ; *Brewongle ; ‘Henry Robert Woolley, Esq., J.P. 


Beaconsfield ; Botany ; Newtown; 
St. Peters, 


North Botany; *Rifle Range, Randwick : William Parker, Esq., J.P. 


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* Outside Polling-place. 


16 Supr., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 146. 


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Electoral District. 


Broken Hill ...........- 


Burrangong 


see eee tenner 


Burwood 


Camden 


eee e eee eeeereees 


Camperdown...........+5 


Canterbury 


Ped ee tee e eee 


Castlereagh, The 


Clarence, The 


see weneee 


lye ERG ci crarenticn-- 


Seem eee eeeetarenes 


Cootamundra............ 


Corowa 


deen neem eeweenes 


UR Yorad M iE AR oso leg 


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| Bankstown ; 


Polling-places. 


Argent-street (between Chloride and Sulphide streets); Mica-screet (near 
Gypsum-street) ; Oxide-street (between Chapple and William streets) ; 
Thomas-street (near Tram Terminus) ; Wolfram-street (between Sulphide 
and Bromide streets). 


Rendick Murrell ; Bulla Creek ; Bumbaldry ; Burrangong Heights ; Cullinga ; 
Goolagong ; Greenthorpe; Grenfell; Harden ;, Koorawatha ; Marengo 3 
Monteagle; Murrumburrah ; Nubba; *Rifle Kange, Randwick ; Thud 
dungra ; Tipperary Gully; Tubbul ; Tyagong Creek; “Sydney ; Wallend 

- been; Wambanumba;. Warraderry ; Weddin; Weedallion ; Wombat ; 
Young. 

Burwood; Concord; Croydon; Drummoyne; Five Dock ; Mortlake : 

Powell’s Estate; *Rifle Range, Randwick; *Sydney. 


Appin; Audley; Bangor; Bringelly ; Brownlow Hill ;s Cabramatta ; 
Camden ; Campbelltown; Canley Vale; Cawdor; Cobbitty ;. Como; 
Cronulla; Douglas Park ; Exeter : Glenfield ; Heathcote ; Holdsworthy ; 
Hoxton Park ; Ingleburn ; Lilli Pilli ; Liverpool ; Luddenham ; Menangle ; 
Minto; Miranda; Narellan ; *Rifle Range, Randwick ; St. Jolm’s Park ; 
Sutherland; *Sydney; Sylvania; The Oaks ; Wallace; Waterfall ; 
Wedderburn ; Werombi; Westbrook ; Wilton. 


Camperdown ; Newtown ; Newtown East; Redfern; *Rifle Range, Rand- 
wick. 

Belmore North; Campsie ; Canterbury ; Dulwich Hill ; 

Dumbleton ; Enfield ; Fernhill ; George’s River Road, Enfield; Hurst- 

ville ; [llawarra-road; Mortdale ; North Bankstown; Peakhurst ; *Rifle 

Range, Randwick ; South Bankstown ; *Sydney. 


Balladoran ; Belarbigill;, Belaringar; *Beni; Bennett’s Flat ; Bourbah ; 
Box Ridge; Brocklehurst; Buckinguy; Bullagreen; Bullarora Wool- 
shed; Bundemar; Calga; Claremont; Collie; Coonamble; Curban ; 
Eumungerie ; Gilgandra ; Gin Gin; Goonoo; Gradgery ; Gulargambone ; 


Inglegar ; Kickerbil; Mount Harris ; Narromine ; Nevertire ; Pier Pier ;}. 


Pine View ; Quambone ; Quilbone ; Tenandra ; Timbrebongie ; Tdoloon ; 
Tooraweenah ; Trangie; Warren ; Weetalibah ; Woodside. 


Alumy Creek ; Appletree Flat; Baryulgil ; Blaxland’s Creek ; Brushgrove ; 
Buccarumbi ; Burragan; Cangai; Carr’s Creek ; Central Orara ; Cham- 
bigne ; Chatsworth Island ; Clarenza; Coaldale ; Copmanhurst ; Contt’s 
Crossing ; Dalmorton ; Eatonsville; Fine Flour Creek ; Gerrymberryn ; 
Grafton ; Harwood ; Iluka ; King’s Creek ; Lawrence ; Lionsville ; Lower 
Southgate ; *Maclean ; Mororo ; Newton Boyd ; Nymboida ; Ramornie ; 
*Rifle Range, Randwick; Saltwater; Seelands; Southgate ; South 
Grafton ; Stockyard Creek ;\*Sydney ; Tullymorgan ; Tyndale; Upper 
Kangaroo Creek ; Wombah ; Woodford Dale; Woodford Leigh. 


Araluen; *Ballalaba; Bateman’s Bay; Bawley Point; Bell’s Creek ; 
Benandra; Bodalla; Burrier; Central Tilba;  Conjola ; | Corunna ; 
Currowan; Deua River; Elrington; Eurobodalla ; Fall’s Creek ; Galba ; 
Huskisson ; Lower Araluen; Milton; Mogo; Morton; Moruya; 
Narooma; Nelligen; Nerrigundah ; Nowra Hill; Punkalla; Reidsdale ; 
*Rifle Range, Rardwick; Sassafras; *Sydney; Termeil; The Pound ; 
Tilba Tilba ; omakin ; Tomerong; Turlinjah ; Ulladulla ; Upper Shoal. 
haven ; Wandandian; Wandellow; Yalwal; Yourie. 


Baden Park ; Bobadah; Buddabadah; Budgery Mines; Byerock ; Canbelego; 
Canonba; Carrigan; Cobar; Compadore; Cvolabah; C. 8. A. Mines ; 
Curraweena; Dandaloo; Double Gates; East Toorale ; Eremeran ; 
Euabalong ; Farrendale ; Gilgunnia Gold-field ; Girilambone ; Gongolgon; 
Hermidale ; Hlewong; Ivanhoe; Louth; Meryula; Miandetta; Mount 

Boppy ; Mount Drysdale; Mount Hope; Mullengudgerie ; Nymagee ; 

Nyngan; Paddington ; Shuttleton ; Tabratong ; Tarcoon ; The Meadows; 

Tubba ; Watlanbillan; Winbar; Wrightville; Wuttagoona. 


Bethungra ; Burra Creek ; .Clarendon ; Combaning ; Coolac ; Cootamundra ; 
Dudauman; Frampton; Grogan; INabo; Jugiong; Junee; Junee Reefs; 
Mimosa; Mitta Mitta; Morangarell Road; Murrulebale; Muttama; 
Nangus ; Narraburra ; North Gobarralong ; Old Junee ; Quandary ; *Rifle 
Range, Randwick ; Rosehill ; Sebastopol ; Spring Dale; Stockinbingal ; 
*Sydney ; Temora; Wantabadgery. 


Balldale; Black Range; Boree Creek ; Brocklesby ; Bulgandra; Bundure ; 
Bungowannah ; Burrumbuttock ; Carlyle ; Coreen; Corowa; Culcairn; 
Daysdale ; Gerogery ; Henty ; Howlong ; Jindera ; Lockhart ; Lowesdale ; 
Mahonga; Milbrulong; Momolong; Mocrwa‘ba; Morundah; Mount 
Gwynne; Mulwala; Nowranie; Oaklands; Osborne; Pleasant Hills; 
*Rifle Range, Randwick; Ringwood; Savernake ; Sherwyn; “Sydney ; 
The Rock ; Tootool ; Urana; Walbundry ; Walla Walla; Yerong Creek, 


Angledool; Barringun; Beemery; Bourke; Brewarrina; Bundabulla ; 
Charlton; Cobham; Corona; Dry Lake; Dunlop; Hnngonia; Ford’s 
Bridge; Gemville; Goodooga; Goombalie; Goorimpa; Grass Hut ; 
Lissington ; Llangawirra; 75 Mile Bore; Milparinka ; Milroy ; Mooculta 
Siding; Morton Plains; Mount Brown ; Newfoundland ;. North Bourke ; 
North White Cliffs ; Nuntherungie ; Old Brindingabba ; Pera; Salisbury 
Downs; Talowla; Talyeale; Tatala; Thurlow Downs; Tibooburra; 
Tilpa ; Tinapagee ; Toorale ; ‘‘ Victoria Hotel” near ; Walloo; Wanaaring ; 
Warraweena; Weilmoringle; Weinteriza; White Cliffs; Wilcannia; 
Willawillingbah ; Yalpunga; Yancannia; Yandama; Yandarlo; Yanta- 
bulla; Yantara; Yarrawin ; Youngarignia. 


Returning Officer. 


| _ SE eee ee Se a aa RT 5 Ds, Sa 


Thomas Hall, Esq., J.P. 


Laurence Louis Hogan, Ksq., J.P. 


Alfred Thomas Carpenter, Eeq., 
JF 


John Henry Marsden, Esq., J.P. 


Paul Fedor Jentsch, Esq., J.P. 


Benjamin Taylor, Esq., J.P. 


George Charles Arthur Cobb, 
Esq., J.P. 


John George Phillips, Esq., J. P. 


Edwin, Albert Henry Shepherd, 
Esq., J.P 


John Leah, Esq., J.P. 


Samuel Highfield Dickson, Erq., 
J.P. 


J ohn D’Arcy Fraser, Esq., J.P. 


William Helton Daniell, Esy., J.P. 


* Outside Polling-place. 


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£lectoral District. 


Polling-places. | 


Darling Harbour ...... 
Darlinghurst ..........++ 


Deniliquin ..... saiaesh eas Argoon; Baratta; Barham; Barooga; Berrigan; Booroorban; Bunaloo ; 


PATNA Secs scceeseees 


Glebe, The..........0606 


Gloucester .....,csescrees 


Gordon seecceee Oeoeneceee 


NTOUIDUTN  G..eeeiees ‘Rei 


Granville: ....ccseces whee 


Gwydir, The.......... » 


Hartley =. ccssectsens erase 


Hastings and Macleay 


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At or near: the’ Town’ Hall Sy. Gneyicrecieicecouets dese lconeceea ns poeueeeneasenen: 


Darlinghurat-road.. > ach: -qeu<panphas «cna ices aie pate soe yoann cease eaee ane ae 


Bundyulumblah ; Cochran Creek ; Conargo; Deniliquin; Finley ; Gool- 
gumbla; Jerilderie; Mallan; Mathoura; Mellool; Moama ; Moolpa ; 
Mooney Valley; Morago; Moulamein; Murray Downs; Nangunia ; 
Noorong; Pine Hills ; Stoney Crossing ; Thule ; Tocumwal; Tooleybuc ; 
Tuppal ; Wangonilla ; Willurah ; Wilson ; Womboota. 


Allynbrook ; Anna Bay ; Bandon Grove ; Bolwarra ; Brookfield ; Carrabolla ; 
Chichester ; Clarence Town ; Cox’s Creek ; Dungog ; Eagleton ; Eccleston ; 
Fosterton; Four Mile Camp; Glen Oak; Glen William; Gresford ; 
Halton; Hinton; Hilldale; Karuah ; Lamb’s Creek; Largs; Lime- 
burner’s Creek ; Lostock ; Luskintyre ; Main Creek ; Medowie; Miller’s 
Forest; Munni; Nelson’s Bay; Nelson’s Plains; Paterson; Raymond 
Terrace ; Rosebrook; Salisbury; Salt Ash; Seaham; Summer Hill; 
Thalabas; Tomago; ‘Trevallyn; Underbank; Vacy; Wallarobba ; 
Wangat; William Town; Woerden; Woodville. 


Derby-place ; *Rifle Range, Randwicék ; St. John’s road ; *Sydney ; Toxteth- 
road. 


Baker’s Creek; Barrington; Barry; Bobin; Bohane’s Camp; Booral ; 
Booral Wharf; Bowman; Bullah Delah; Bungwahl; Cedar Grove ; 
Cedar Party Creek; *Coopernook; Copeland; Croki; Cundletown ; 
Cundle Flat; Dingo Creek; Failford; Fire Fly Creek; Forster ; 
Ganghat; Glenrock; Girvan; Gloucester ; Gooloongolok; *Karuah ; 
Kauthi; Killabakh ; Killawarra; Kimbriki; Krambach ; *Limeburner’s 
Creek; Lower Wollomba; Marlee; Mitchell’s Island; Monkerai: 
Nabiac ; Oxley Island ; Pampoolah; Rawdon Vale; Stratford ; Stroud ; 
Taree; Tea Gardens; The Branch; Tinonee; Tomally; Topi Topi; 
Tuncurry ; Upper Gloucester River; Upper Lansdowne ; Upper Myall; 
Ward’s River; Washpool; Weismantels; Wherrol Flat; Wingham ; 
Woodside. : 

Berowra ; Chatswood ; Gordon; Gore Hill; Hawkesbury Railway Station ; 
High-street, Willoughby ; Hornsby; Killara; Lindfield; Mount Colah ; 
Mowbray-road, Chatswood; Pymble; *Rifle Range, Randwick ; Rose- 
ville; South Hornsby ; St. Ives; *Sydney; Turramurra; Wahroonga ; 
Willoughby. 


Backwater; Bald Nob; Ben Lomond ; Brockley ; Brodie’s Plains ; Dundee ; 
East Lynn ; Elsmore ; Emmaville ; Fladbury ; Gilgai ; Glencoe ; Glen Elgin; 
Glen Innes ; Glen Ross ; Graham’s Valley; Guyra; Inverell ; Kangaroo 
Camp; Kingsgate ; Kookabookra; Lamb’s Valley; Matheson; Mount 
Mitchell ; Reddestone ; Red Range ; *Rifle Range, Randwick ; Stannifer ;) 
Strathbogie; Swan Vale; *Sydney ; Tent Hill; Tubbamurra; Ward’s 
Mistake ; Wellingrove. 


Binda; Boxer’s Creek; Bredalbane; Crookwell; Fullerton; Goulburn 
(City) ; Goulburn Kast ; Goulburn North ; Goulburn South ; Gurrundah ; 
Kenmore ; Kialla ; Kingsdale ; Laggan ; Middle Arm ; Mummell ; Parkes- 
bourne ; Pomeroy ; *Riflle Range, Randwick ; Roslyn ; *Sydney ; Tarlo; 
The Forest ; Towrang ; Woodhouselee. 


Auburn; Flemington; Granville; Guildford; Homebush; Merrylands ; 
North Auburn ; *Rifle Range, Randwick ; Rookwood ; South Rookwood ; 
South Strathfield ; Strathfield ; *Sydney. 


Ashford ; Ashley; Beefwood ; Benarba ; Blairmore ; Boggabiila ; Bonshaw ; 
Boomi; Bullarah; Carbucky; Cherry-tree Hill; Coolatai; Copeton West; 
Croppa Creek ; Curragundi; Dinton Vale; Dolgelly ; Florida (Grace’s) ; 
Garah ; Gil.Gil Station ; Goomoorah; Gordon; Graman; Gravesend ; 
Gum Flat; Gurley Station ; *Inverell; Kelly’s Gully ; King’s Inglewood; 
King’s Plain; Little Plain; Moree; Mungindi; New Gunyerwarildi ; 
Nullamanna; Oakwood; Pallamalawa; Pindari; Reedy Creek ; Rob 
Roy; Rocky Creek; Rocky Dam; Sapphire; Severn River; Terry 
Hie-Hie; Texas; Tycannah; Wallangra; Warialda; Weeweelanga ;! 
Werrina; Woodlands; Yallaroi; Yetman. 


Airly; Blackheath; Bogie; Botobolar; Bowenfels South; Capertee ;/ 
Clandulla ; Clarence Siding ; Crudine ; Cudgegong ; Cullen Bullen; Glen 
Alice; Hartley Vale; Ilford; Katoomba; Leura ; Lithgow; Little 
Hartley ; Lowther; Lue; Medlow; Megalong; Mount Victoria ; 
Narrango ; Newnes; Piper’s Flat; Portland; Pyramul; *Rifle Range, 
Randwick ; Round Swamp ; Rylstone ; Sally’s Flat ; *Sydney ; Torbane ; 
Wallerawang. 


Beechwood ;_ Bellbrook ; Collombatti ; Comboyne ; Coopernock ; Dick’s 
Mount ; Dondingalong ; Ellenborough ; Five-day Creek ; Frederickton ; 
Gannon’s Creek; George’s Creek; Gladstone; Greenhill; Harrington; 
Heron’s Creek ; Hickey’s Creek ; Kendall; Kew; Langley Vale; Lans- 
downe; Laurieton; Lorne; Moorland ; Moorparrabah ; Pappinbarra 
Creek ; Port Macquarie; Rawdon Island; *Rifle Range, Randwick ; 
Rolland’s Plains; Sherwood ; Skillion Flat; Smith’s Creek ; Stewart’s 
River; *Sydney; Telegraph Point ; Thone Creek ; Upper Belmore River ; 
Upper Five-day Creek ; Upper Hickey’s Creek ; Upper Lansdowne ; 
Uralgarra ; Wauchope ; West Kempsey ; Willawarrin; Yarras. “3 


* Outside Polling-place. 


Returning Officer. 


William Beattie, Esq., J.P. 

Arthur Joseph McElhone, Esq., 
J.P. 

James Watson, Esq., J.P. 


George Alexander Mackay, Esq., 
J.P. 


William Henry Douglas Mitchell, © 
Ksq., J.P. 


Walter Plummer, Esq., J.P. 


Claude Herbert Lyons, Esq., J.P. 


John Alexander Martin, Esq., J.P. 


William Samuel Foxall, Esq., J.P. 


William F. Kay, Esq., J.P. 


Daniel Bowles Suttie, Esq., J.P. 


Edward Burns, Esq., J.P. 


James William Wilson, Esq., J.P. 


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Hawkesbury, The * | Agnes Banks ; Bull Ridge; Castlereagh ; Cattai ; Central Colo ; Comleroy 
Road ; Cranebrook; Ebenezer; Emu; Forrester; Freeman’s Reach ; 
Glenbrook ; Higher McDonald ; Jamieson Town ; King’s Tableland ; 
Kurrajong Heights; Lawson; Leet’s Vale; Leura ; Llandillo ; Lower 
Hawkesbury ; Mount Irvine; Mouth of Colo ; Mulgoa; Newtown 
(Windsor) ; North Kurrajong ; Norwood; Penrith ; Pitt Town ; Port- 
land Head; Richmond; Richmond North; “Rifle Range, Randwick ; 
Sackville; Sackville Reach ; Springwood ; St. Albans ; *Sydney ; Upper 
Castlereagh ; Upper Colo; Vineyard ; Webb’s Creek ; Wentworth Falls ; 
Wilberforce ; Windsor ; Wiseman’s Ferry ; Woodford. 


James Bligh Johnston, Esy., J.P. 


Kahibah ...05,i..sssevees Adamstown; Belmont; Charlestown; Dudley; Jesmond; Lambton ; Thomas Hetherington, Esq., J.P. 
Merewether ; New Lambton; Redhead ; Warner’s Bay. 


PROP sess aieisosesss sarees] Castlereagh-street ; Plunkett-street ........cseccececeeeeesereesenereneaersnenseneneeeenes Charles Lovely, Esq., J.P. 
Lachlan, The........... Badjerribong ; Barmedman ; Bena ; Billy’s Lookout; Bimbi; Bogan Gate ; 
Bruie Plains ; Buddigower ; Burrawang; Cargellico ; Condoublin ; Daisy 
Park ; Derriwong ; Elswick ; Eulong ; Fifield ; Gobothery ; Hiawatha ; 
Hilton; Jumble Plains; Kildary ; Lansdale; Mafeking; Marsden ; 
Melrose ; Merri Merrigal; Mickabil North; Milby; Milby West: Mil) 
Dil; Moonbi; Morangarell; Mowabla; Ooma ; Piney Range ; Rankin’ 
Springs ; Red Creek ; Reefton; *Rifle Range, Randwick ; *Sydney ; The 
Carse ; The Gap ; The Yarrans ; Tinda ; Tomanbil ; Tottenham ; Trundle ; 
Trungley ; Tullamore ; Ungarie ; Vermont Hill; Wamboyne ; Warroo : 
West Wyalong; Wheatacre; Wowingragong; Wyalong ; Yalgogrip 
North ; Yalgogrin South. 


James Thompson Gavel, Esq.,J,P. 


Lane Cove .. v....c..e08- Crow’s Nest; Gladesville ; Greenwich; Hunter’s Hill; Lane Cove Road,} Alexander Boswell Armstrong, 
North Sydney ; Longueville ; Marsfield; Miller-street, North Sydney : Ksq., J.P. 
Naremburn ; North Ryde ; *Rifle Range, Randwick ; “Sydney; Woolwich. 

Leichhardt.........s00++ Lilyfield ; Leichhardt ; *Rifle Range, Randwick ; MAVAUCY cisineccvecess eyvecsse# Henry Taylor, Esq., J.P. 

Liverpool Plains ...... Ardglen; Baradine ; Bearbong; Biamble; Binnaway ; Blackville ;| William Penn Blick Hungerford, 
Bolaro ; Breeza ; Bugaldi; Bundella ; Carara, near Curlewis ; Caroona : Esq., J.P. 


Carroll ; Cobborah ; Colly Blue ; Coocooboonah ; Coolah ; Coonabarra- 
bran ; Curlewis ; Dunedoo ; Elong Elong ; Glasston : Gollan ; Gunnedah ; 
*Leadville; Mendooran; Merrygoen; Milroy; Maullaly ; Oakfield ; 
Pibbon; Pine Ridge; Purlewaugh ; Quipolly ; Quirindi ; *Rifle Range, 
Randwick; Rocky Glen; Sandy Creek; Spring Ridge; *Sydney ; 
Tambar Springs; The Flags; Tuckland ; Uarbry ; Wharkton; Weeta- 
labah ; *Werris Creek ; Willow Tree ; Yarraman. 


Matanariee ee. | Arthurville ; Baker's Swamp; *Balladoran ; Ballimore; Barbigal; Bene-| George Henry Taylor, Esq., J.P. 

\ long; Beni; Beryl ; Bodangora; Bunglegumbie ; Buninyong ; Burnwood ; 
Comobella ; Cudgebegong; Curra Creek; Dalston ; Delroy ; Dicky 
Gundy; Dripstone; Dubbo; Eschol ; Forest Vale; Ganoo; Geurie ; 
*Gilgandra ; Goolma Creek ; Lower Spicer’s Creek ; Maryvale ; Minore ; 
Mumbil; Murrumbidgerie; Neurea; Obley Road ; Oxley ; Ponto; 
*Rifle Range, Randwick ; Spicer’s Creek ; Suntop; “Sydney; Talbragar 
River; Terrabella; The Finger Post ; The Springs; Two Mile ; 
Wellington ; Windorah ; Woolloman ; Yarragal. 


Maitland %...3.0c.00° Bishop’s Bridge; Duckenfield; East Greta; East Maitland; Gosforth ;| Charles Edward Nicholson, Esq-, 
Lochinvar; Morpeth ; Oakhampton; *Rifle Range, Randwick ; *Sydney ; J.P. 
Tarro; Tenambit ; West Maitland. 


Marrickville .........+. Dulwich Hill; Marrickville; Norwood; *Rifle Range, Randwick; St.| William Thomas Henson, Esq., 
Peters; *Sydrey ; Tempe ; Tempe Park ; The Warren ; Victoria Road. P 


Middle Harbour ...... Balgowlah ; Bayview; Greendale; Manly ; Mosman ; Mosman Bay ;| Daniel Hogan, Esq., J.P. 
Mosman West; Narrabeen; Newport; *Rifle Range, Randwick ; *Sydney.| 
INTOAT OM: dees eoncweresee Adaminaby ; Berridale ; Bibbenluke ; Bredbo ; Buckley’s Crossing ; Cathcart ;| Isaac Albert Shannon, Esq., J.P. 
Colinton ; Cooma; Corrowong; Craigie; Delegete; Holt’s Flat ; 
Jimenbuan ; Jindabyne ; Kiandra ; Krawarree ; Kybean ; Kyloe Copper) ° 
Mine; Little Plains; Michelago ; Moonbah ; Naas ;_ Waronga ; 
Nimmitabel ; Paupong ; Peak View ; Rhine Falls ; Rock Flat ; Rosedale ; 
Timbery Range ; Umaralla ; Williamsdale. 


Mad ge@n iss. cavinccerosess Apple-tree Flat ; Ben Buckley ; Beryl ; Birriwa ; Burrendong; Canadian ;| Alfred Stephen Tuckerman, Esq-y 
Clarke’s Creek ; Collingwood ; Cullenbone ;_Euchareena ; Grattai ; ie 
Gulgong ; Guntawang ; Hargraves ; Hill End; Home Rule; Kerr’s 
Creek ; Lawson’s Creek ; Leadville ; Leaning Oak ; Limestone ; Linburn ;! 
Lower Rotobolar ; Lower Muckerawa; Maitland Bar ; Merinda ; Mudgee | 
Munna; Piambong ; Pipeclay Creek ; Redbank ; *Rifle Range, Randwick ;) 
Sally’s Flat; Stony Creek; Stuart Town ; Store Creek ; Stubbo ;) 
*Sydney ; Tallawang ; Tambaroora ; Triambil; Two-mile Flat; Uarbry 
South ; Upper Meroo ; Upper Pyramul ; Windeyer. 


Murray, The: °.....0.... Ascot Vale; Balranald; Blackgate; Booligal; Boree Huts; Buckalow ; James Newton, Esq., J.P. 
Burrabogie; Cal Lal; Clare; Conargie ; Corrong; Culparlin ; Curra- 
thool; Cuthero; Darlington Point; Euroley Creek ; Euston ; Glendee ;| 
Gol Gol; Gunbar; ‘Hatfield; Hay; Hillston; Homebush ; Ivanhoe ;| 
Karpakora ; Kars; Kerarbury ; Linnett’s Junction ; Lynwood ; Mallee 
Clifi’s ; Marrowie Creck ; Mulurulu; Maude ; Menindee ; Middle Camp, 
Netley Station; Moorna; Mossgiel; Mount Hlliott ; Mount Ida; One 
Tree; Oxley ; Para East ; Pooncaira ; Roseborrow ; Sidonia ; The Rise ; 
Til Til; Tolarno; Toogimbie; Tubbo; Turlee; Victoria Lake ; Went 
worth; Whealbah ; Whitton; Willandra; Willanthry; Windamingle ; 
Wycot; Yandembah ; Yarrabee. 


* Outs'de Polling-place, 


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Ardlethan ; Ariah Park ; Barellan; Beckom; Bectric; Berembed Weir ; 
Borambula ; Brobenah ;, Colinrocbie ; Coolamon:; Corobimilla ; Cottee . 
Cowabbie ; Currawanna ; Downside ; Ganmain ; Gillenbah.; Grong Grong; 
Jackson’s Waterhole; Kolkibitoo ; Ladysmith; Lake Albert ; Malebo ; 
Mangain; Marrar; Matong; Methul; Mount Chrystal ; Mundowy ; 
Narrandera; North Berry: Jerry; North Yanko; Oura ; Rannock ; 
*Rifle Range, Randwick ;. "Sydney; Tooyal; Urinquinty; Wagga Wagga;| 
Wallace Town ;. Yabtree. 


Alhambra ; Avondale ; Baan Baa ; Ballaree ; Bogabri ; Bogewong ; Boolcarrol; 
Boorooma; Borah Tank ; Bugilbone; Bullawa Creek ; Bulyeroi; Burren; 
Burren Junction ; Carinda ; Ceelnoy ; Collarindabri ; Collarindabri Hast ; 
Come-by-Chance ; Cryon ; Cumborah Springs ; Cuttabri; Emerald Hill ; 
Eton Siding ; Eulah Creek ; Galathera ; Gingie ; Goangra ; Gundabloui ; 
Harperary; Kelvin; Lightning Ridge; Lemon Grove, Marra Creek ; 
Lower Marra Creek; Marra Creek; Merah North; Middle Creek ; 
Millie ; Mogil Mogil ;, Moongulla ; Mourabilla; Myall Vale ; Narrabri; 
Narrabri West ; New Angledool ; New Prospect ; Nowley ; Pilliga ; Round 
Swamp; Spring Creek;. The Grawin; Turee ; Walgett; Wean; 
Weetaliba ; Wee Waa; Willowdale ; Woolabra; Youendah. 


Cook’s Hill; Church-street ; Darby-street ; Fullerton Cove; Hunter-street 
West; King-street; *Sydney ; Scott-street ; Stockton; Stockton New 
Township; *Rifle Range, Randwick ; The Junction. 


Enmore; Erskineville; King-street; *Rifle Range, Randwick; Wilson- 
street. 


Aberdare ; Abermain; Buchanan; Catherine Hill Bay ; Cessnock; 
Cooranbong; Dora Creek ; Ellalong; Fernleigh; Gosford; Heddon 
Greta ; Holmesville; Jilliby Jilliby ; Killingworth ; Kineumber ;. Kurri 
Kurri; Lower Hawkesbury ; Mangrove Creek; Millfield ; Morrisset ; 
Mulbring; Neath; Ourimbah; Pelaw Main; Pokolbin; Port Erina ; 
Rhondda; Swansea; Teralba; Toronto; Wamberal ; Weston ; West 
Minmi;, West Wallsend ; Woy Woy ; Wyee; Wyong; Yarramalong, 


Amaroo; Boomey ; Borenore ; Byng.; Canoblas ; Cave Creek ; Cheeseman’s 
Creek ; Clergate; Hast Orange; Freemantle ; Garra;. Gumble; Lewis 
Ponds; Lucknow ; Manildra; March ; Molong ; Mullion Creek ; Native Dog 
Creek ; Ophir; Orange; Pinecliff; Red Hill; *Rifle Range, Randwick ; 
Rosedale Mine; Shadforth; Spring Hill ; Spring Terrace ; “Sydney. 

Glenmore-road ; Oxford-street ; *Rifle Range),Rand wick oj iiyn...vkecm'ss cpeoess 

Dundas; Eastwood ; Ermington; Harris Park ;. Parramatta 
Parramatta ; “Rifle Range, Randwick; Kydalmere; Ryde; 


North: ; 
*Sydney. 


Enmore; Lewisham; Petersham; *Rifle Range, Randwick; Stanmore ; 
*Sydney. 
Chippendale ; Darlington 


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Allen-street ; Mary Ann street; Point-street 


Ballalaba ; Belmont Forest ; Boro Creek ; Braidwood ; Bredalbane ; Brinda- 
bella; Bulga Creek ; Bungendore; Bungonia ; Bywong; Canberra ; 
Captain’s Flat; Charley’s Forest; Collector ; Cullarin ; Currawang ; 
Gibraltar ; Ginnindera ; Gundaroo ; Gundary ; Gunning ; Hall ; Harold’s 
Cross; Hoskington ; Jembaicumbene ; Jinglemoney ; Lake Bathurst ; 
Larbert ; Ledgerton ; Lerida; Majura; Manar; Marlowe; Mayfield ; 
Molonglo ; Mongarlowe ; Mount Fairy ; Mulligan’s Flats; Nevriga ; 
Oallen ; Queanbeyan ; Ravenswood; *Rifle Range, Randwick ; Rossi; 
Royalla ; Sutton ; *Sydney ; Tarago; Tharwa; Thornford ;. Tiranna ; 
Urayarra; Wallaroo; Warrambucca ; Weetangara; Welcome Reefs; 
Windellama ; Yarra. 


Argent’s Hill; Bald Hills ; Bellingen ; Bellingen Heads; Bonville ; Bowra ; 
Burrapine ; Clybueea ; Coff’s Harbour ; Coff’s Harbour Jetty ; Coramba ; 
Corindi ; Cowper ; Dairyville ; Deep Creek ; Dorrigo Village ; Dunvegan ; 
Fernmount ; Gleniffer ; Glenreagh ; Gray’s Crossing ; Halfway Creck ; 
Jerseyville ; Karangi ; Kinchela; *Lavadia; Leigh; Little Plain ; Lower 
Bucca ;- Macksville; Maclean ; Nambucca Heads; Nana Glen; Never 
Never ; Palmer Island ; Palmer’s Channel ; Raleigh ; *Rifle Range, Rand- 
wick ; Shark Creek ; Smith Town ; Stuart’s Point ; Swan Creek ; *Sydney.; 
Tucabia ; Tyndale ; Tyringham ; Ulmarra ; Ulong Creek ; Unkya; Upper 
Bellingen ; Upper Coldstream ; Upper South Arm ; Upper Unkya; 
Warrell Creek ; Wirrimbi ; Woolgoolga ; Yamba. 


Coogee; Kensington ; Little Coogee; Long Bay ; Randwick ; *Sydney ; 
Waverley, 


Pitt-street ; *Rifle Range, Randwick ; *Sydney.........0..c000s0000. Snr Pee Ge 


Alstonville; Ballina; Bangalow ; Billinudgel ; Broadwater ; Brooklet ; 
Brunswick Heads ; Byron Bay; Coorabell Creek; Crabbe’s Creek ; 
Dungarubba ; Durrumbul ; Ewingsdale ; East Coraki; German Creek ; 
MclLean’s Ridges; Meerschaum Vale; Mullumbimby ; Nashua ; -New 
Italy ; Newrybar ; North Creek ; Pearce’s Creek ; Pimlico ; “Rifle Range, 
Randwick ; Riley’s Hill; Rous Mill; Ruthven ; “Sydney ; Tintenbar ; 
Tuckurimba; Tyagarah; Upper Teven; Wardell; Wardell Road ; 
Wollongbar ; Woodburn ; Woodburn South ; Wyrallah; 


* Outside Polling-place. 


Phineas Hann, Esq., J.P. 


William Edmund Potts., Esq., J.P. 


James Stewart Rogers, Esq., J.P. 


Edwin Williams, Esq., J.P. 


William John Chapman, Esq., J.P. 


John McCutcheon Paul, Esq., J.P. 


Tom George, Esq., J.P. 
David. Drysdale Henderson, Esq., 
J.P, 


Frederick Alexander Morgan, 


Esq., J.P. 
Peter Gornall, Esq., J.P. 
Samuel Cleave, Esg., J.P. 
John Gale, Esq., J.P. 


Herbert Arthur Evans, Esq., J.P. 


John Macpherson, Esq., J.P. 


Harold Sutton, Esq., J.P. 
Ewen Mackinnon, Esq., J.P. 


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Polling-place. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 146. 


517 


Returning Officer. 


Bexhill; Bilambil; Burringbar ; Byangum; Chilcott’s Grass; Chillingham ; 
Clunes ; Coffee Camp; Condong; Corndale; Crystal Creek ; Cudgen ; 
Cudgera; Dorroughby; Dunbible; Dungay; Dunoon; Eltham ; 
Eungella ; Eureka ; Federal ; Goonengerry ; Goolmangar ; Gundurimba ; 
Hanging Rock; Jiggi; Johnston’s Ridges; Keerong ; Konorigan ; 
Lismore ; Midginbil ; *“Mullumbimby ; Murwillumbah ; Nimbin ; Nobby’s 
Creek ; Numulgi; Piggabeen; Repentance Creek ; *Rifle Range, Rand- 
wick ; Rosebank; *Sydney; Terranora; The Channon ; Tumbulgum ; 
Tuncester; Tweed Heads ; Tyalgum ; Uki; Wyrallah North. 


Elliott-street, Rozelle; Johnstone-street, Annandale; Mansfield-street, 
Rozelle; *Rifle Range, Randwick ; Weston-road, Rozelle 


Annangrove; Arcadia; Baulkham Hills; Beecroft; Blacktown ; Carling- 
ford; Castle Hill; Cecil Park ; Dural ; Eastern Creek ; Epping ; Erskine 
Park ; Fairfield: Forrester ; Galston ; Glenhaven ; Glenorie ; Guildford ; 
Holroyd; Kellyville ; Kenthurst ; Kingswood ; Marsden Park ; Mount 
Druitt ; Pennant Hills; Plumpton; Prospect ; Riverstone ; Rooty Hill ; 
Rouse Hill; Seven Hills; Smithfield; St. Mary’s; *Sydney; Thorn- 
leigh ; Toongabbie ; Wentworthville ; Wetherill Park. 


Allandale; Baerami; Belford; Branxton; Bridgeman; Broke; Bulga ; 
Bylong; Bylong Valley; Camberwell; Carrow Brook; Central 
Wattagan; Doyle’s Creek; Elderslie; Glendon; Glendon Brook ; 
Goorangoola; Greta; Howe’s Valley; Jerry’s Plains; Kerrabee ; 
Laguna; Liddell; Lower Belford; Maison Dien; Marana Creek ; 
Martindale; Mitchell’s Flat; Payne’s Crossing; Putty; *Rifle Range, 
Randwick ; Rix’s Creek; Rothbury; Singleton: South Singleton ; 
Sweetman’s Creek; St. Clair; *Sydney; Vere; Warkworth; West- 
brook ; Widdin Creek ; Wollombi; Yarrawa; Yango. 


Arncliffe; “Banksia; Bexley; Brighton-le-Sands; Carlton; Hurstville ; 
Kogarah; Oatley; “*Rifle Range, Randwick ; Rockdale ; Sans Souci ; 
*Sydney ; Wollongong-road. 


Blue’s Point; Milson’s' Point ; “Mount-street ; Neutral’ Bay ; *Rifle Range, 
Randwick. 


Acacia Dam ; Argent-street North; Burns; Euriowie; Eyre-street North ; 
Eyre-street South ; Gypsum-street; Todide-street; _Lane-street ; 
McCulloch Park; Patton-street ; Pinnacles; Proprietary Mine; Purna- 
moota; Ryan-street; Silverton; Sintering Works ; Stephen’s Creek ; 
Taltingan ; Torrowangee ; Williams-street. 


‘Surry, Hills 


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Attunga ; Bective; Bowling Alley Point; Castle Mountain ; Currabubula ; 
Duncan’s Creek ; Duri; Gaspard ; Gidley ; Goonoo Goonoo ; Hallsville ; 
Hanging Rock; Keepit; Limbri; Lower Dungowan; Moonbi; Moor 
Creek; Nemingha; Niangala; Nundle ; Ogunbil ; *Quirindi; *Rifle 
Range, Randwick ; Rywung; Somerton; “Sydney ; Tamworth ; Temi ; 
Upper Dungowan ; Upper Quipolly ; Wallabadah ; Werris Creek ; West 
Tamworth ; Willow Tree Kast ; Winton ; *Woolbrook ; Woolomin. 


Acacia Creek; Back Creek; Beaury; Bismuth; Black Swamp; Bolivia ; 
Bonalbo; Boonoo Boonoo; Bora Ridge; Bungawalbin; Bungulla; 
Busby’s Flat; Camira ; Casino; Clifton Cates ; Clovass ; Codrington ; 
Coraki; Deep Creek; Deepwater; Drake; Eden Creek; Ellangowan ; 
Ettrick ; Ewingar Creek ; Fairy Hill; Fernhill ; Green Ridge ; Gundu- 
rimba ; *Hanging Rock ; Horse Shoe Creek ; Jennings ; Kyogle ; Lower 
Acacia Creek ; Lower Myrtle Creek ; Lynch’s Creek ; Maryland; Mole 
Crossing, uear Mingoola; Mongogarie; Mummulgum ; Myrtle Creek ; 
New Koreelah; Old Koreelah; Paddy’s Flat ; Peacock Creek; Pigman 
Creek ; Poverty Point; Pretty Gully; Rappville; *Rifle Range, Rand- 
wick; Rivertree ; Sandiland’s Range; Sandy Flat; Sandy Hill; Silent 
Grove ; Stannum ; Steinbrook ; Sunnyside ; Swan Bay ; “Sydney ; Tab- 
ulam; Tarban; Tatham ; Tenterfield ; The Gulf; The Mole ; The Scrub; 
The Risk ; Timbarra ; Tooloom: ?Torringtom; Urbenville ; Wellington 
Vale; White: Swamp; Wilson’s.Downfall; Woodenbong,; Wyandah; 
“Wylie Creek. 


Aberdeen; Belltrees; Blandford; Brushy Hill ; Bunnan ; Cassilis ; Coal 
Creek ; Collaroy; Dale’s Creek ; Denman; Ellerston: Giant’s Creek ; 
Green Hills; Gundy ; Gungal ; Idaville; Kars Springs; Kyuga; Main 
Camp ; Merriwa; Moonan Brook; Moonan Flat ; Murrurundi ; Muscle 
Creek ; Muswellbrook ; Owen’s Gap; Parkville; *Rifle Range, Rand- 
wick ; Sandy Creek; Scone; Segenhoe; Sparke’s Creek; Stewart’s 
Brook ; *Sydney; Ulan; Whissonsett ; Wingen; Wollar; Wybong. 


Ash Island; Boolaroo; Cardiff; Hexham; Mayfield; Minmi; Mosquito 
Island ; Plattsburg ; Wallsend ; Waratah ; Young Wallsend. 


Bondi-road ; Double Bay ; Ebley-street : Edgecliff-road ; New South Head 
Road; Oxford-street ; *Rifle Range, Randwick ; Rose Bay; Simpson- 
street ; *Sydney ; Watson’s Bay ; Wellington-street. 


Brunker’s-road ; Carrington ; Honeysuckle Point ; Islington ; North Hamil- 
ton ; North Wickham ; Smedmore; South Hamilton ; South Wickham ; 
’ Tighe’s Hill. 


} 


* Outside Polling-place. 


James Barrie, Esq., J.P. 


Alexander ‘Boyd, Esq., J.P. 


Henry Albert Best, Esq., J.P. 


Snelling Francis Street, Esq., J.P. 


Charles Herbert Halstead, Esq.,, 


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William Henry Perry, Esq., J.P. 


Frederick Henry Griffiths, 
Esq., J.P. 


William Isaac Benjamin Mote, 
Esq., J.P. 


William Frederick Tribe, Esq.,J.P. 


Laurence Edwin Cope, Esq., J.P. 


John Abbott Kingsmill \Shaw, 
Esq., J.P. 


Thomas Fryar, Esq., J.P. 


George Gilbert Norton Russell, 
Esq., J.P. 


Alexander Thornton, Esq., J.P. 


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5174 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 146. [16 Sepr., 1910. 


Electoral District, Polling-places. | Returning Officer. 
Wollondilly ............ Balmoral ; Bannaby ; Bargo; Berrima; Big Hill; Bimlow; Bowral; Bun-| Henry Molesworth Oxley, Esq., 
danoov ; Burragorang ; Burrawang ; Canyon Leigh ; Curraweela ; *Doug- J.P. 


las Park; East Kangaloon; Exeter; Glenquarry ; Golspie ; Greenwich 
Park ; Jerrara; Joadja; Kangaloon; Long Reach; Marulan; Mitta- 
gong; Moss Vale; Oakdale; Picton; *Rifle Range, Randwick ; 
Robertson ; Strathmore; Sutton Forest; *Sydney; Tallong; Taralga ; 
Thirlmere ; Upper Burragorang; Wanganderry ; Wingello; Wombeyan 
Caves ; Yarrunga; Yerranderie. 


Wollongong ............ Balgownie; Bellambi; Bulli; Clifton; Coledale ; Cordeaux River; Corrimal ;| John Archibald Beatson, Esq., J.P. 
= Figtree ; Helensburgh ; Keira Heights ; Keira Village ; Kembla Heights ; 

Mount Kembla ; Old Bulli; Para Meadow ; Port Kembla ; Scarborough ; 

Tarrawanna ; Thirroul ; Unanderra; Wollongong ; Woonona. 


Woollahra .....,........ Darling Point ; Double Bay ; Ocean-street ; Paddington ; Queen-street ;|{ Walter Herbert Rush, Esq., J.P. 
*Rifle Range, Randwick. 


DVynyard \..serstrv-cen. Adelong ; Adelong Crossing ; Adjungbilly ; Argalong; Batlow; Bombowlee} William John Shelley, Esq., J.P. 

Creek; Blowering East ; Blowering West ; Brungle; Carabost; Coura- 
byra; Darbalara ; Gilmore ; Gocup ; Goobarralong South ; Goobragandra ; 
Grahamstown ; Gundagai; Hillside Yaven Yaven; Humula; Jeremiah ; 
Lacmalac; Laurel Hill; Lower Bago; Mount Adrah; Mundarlo ; 
Oberne ; Ravine; Reno; *Rifle Range, Randwick ; Sharp’s Creek ; 
South Gundagai; *Sydney; Tumorrama; Tumut; Upper Tarcutta ; 
Wagragobilly ; Wondalga ; Yarrangobilly. 


Wass 1.1... wesseseeeeeeee! Barren Jack ; Berremangra; Bevendale; Bigga; Binalong; Black Range ;} Allan Campbell Wood, Eagq., J.P, 
Blanket Flat; Blakney Creek; Blind Creek Diggings; Bookham ; 
Boorowa; Bowning; Bridge Creek; Byalla; Cavan; Cocomingla ; 
Crooked Corner ; Dalton ; Frogmore; Galong; Godfrey’s Creek: Good 
Hope ; Goondah ; Grabben Gullen; Greenfield Farm ; *Harden ; Hoyell’s 
Creek; Hughstonia; Jeir; Jerrawa; Junction Point; Kangiara; 
Limerick ; Lost River; McMahon’s Reef; Manton; Micalong; Morum- 
bateman; Narrawa; Peelwood; Reid’s Flat; *Rifle Range, Randwick ; 
Rugby ; Rye Park; “Sydney; Tangmangaroo; Taylor’s Flat; Tuena ; 
Wargeila; Weejasper; Wyangla; Yass. 


* Outside Polling-place, 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
J. A. HOGUE. 


SYDNEY: 


Printed and Published by Witt1AM APPLEGATE GuLiicK, Government Printer and Publisher of the State of New South Wales, 
at Phillip-street, 1¢th September, 1910, 
[Price, 6d.] 


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NEW SOUTH WALES. 


PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. 


[REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST OFFICE, SYDNEY, FOR TRANSMISSION: BY POST AS, A NEWSPAPER. ] 


No. 147. | TUESDAY, 20 SEPTEMBER. pee NGI 
. PROCLAMATION , 

New Sourn Wates, } By His Excellency ‘The Righ: Honourable Freperrc Jon Napier, Baron 
to wit. . ? P 
ied Cuzumsrorp, Knight Commander of the Most ‘Distinguished Order,of Saint 

L.8, 
oe) Michael and Saint George, Governor of the Staté of New South Wales ‘and its 
CHELMSFORD, ; 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia. 


A a ps by the ‘‘Parliamentary Elections (Second Ballot) Act, 1910,” it is among other things enacted that the 
Governor may proclaim.a day and place on which Revision Courts, consisting of Stipendiary or Police Magistrates 
shall before every general election be held in each District to revise the Supplemental Rolls for such district : Now, therefore, 
I, FrepEric JoHN Napimr, Baron CuEtMsrorD, as such Governor as aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council, 
do hereby proclaim, under the said Act, the days and places set out hereunder to be the days and places on and at which 
the said Revision Courts shall be held, viz. :— 
SCHEDULE. 


Electorate. Place cf Revision. Day and Date. 


Albury ..| Albury ... 6% A ..| Friday, 30 September, 1910. 
Alexandria ...| Redfern Police Court ...| Thursday, 29 September, 1910. 
Allowrie ...| Kiama .., $e as .. | Friday, 30 September, 1910. 
Annandale ...| Glebe Police Court .... Thursday, 29 September, 1910. 
Armidale : .| Armidale ..| Friday, 30 September, 1910. 
Ashburnham... ...| Forbes ... .| Monday, 3 October, 1910. 
Ashfield ..| Ashfield 4, be Friday, 30 September, 1910. 
Balmain ...| Balmain Police Court ... Wednesday, 28 September, 1910. 
Bathurst ...| Bathurst ...| Thursday, 29 September, 1910. 
Bega «| Bega Aces af wt ...| Thursday, 29 September, 1910. 
Belmore on ...| Central Poiiee Court... ...| Wednesday, 28 September, 1910. 
Belubuila 6s ...{ Cowra ... , vi ...|- Wednesday, 28 September, 1910. 
Bivgara ...| Bingara,.. .»,| Briday, 30 September, 1910. 
Blayney ...| Blayney ...| Friday, 30 September, 1910. 


5176 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 147. [20 Supr., 1910. 
Place of Revision. “Electorate. Day and Date. 
Botany .| Redfern Police Court ae ite Thursday, 29 September, 1910. 


Broken Hill | 
Burrangong .., 
Burwood 
Camden 
Camperdown... 
Canterbury ... 
Castlereagh, The 
Clarence, The 
Clyde, The ... 
Cobar . P 
Cootamundra... 
Corowa ie 
Darling, The.. 
Darling Harbour 
Darlinghurst ... 
Deniliquin 
Durham Res 
Glebe, The ... 
Gloucester 
Gordon 45 
Gough... Bae 
Goulburn 
Granville oe 
Gwydir, The .. 
Hartley 


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Hastings and “Macleay 


Hawkesbury, The 
Kahibah aoe 
King ... 
Lachlan, The... a 
Lane Cove 
Leichhardt 
Liverpool Plains 
Macquarie, The 
Maitland 4 
Marrickville ... 
Middle Harbour 
Monaro Ras 
Mudgee son 
Murray, The.. 


Murrumbidgee, The.. 
Namoi, The ... 
Newcastle 

Newtown ee 
Northumberland 
Orange 


Pads bion Sew 
Parramatts ... 
Petersham 3 
Phillip ae 
Pyrmont 
Queanbeyan ... 
Raletgh See 
Randwick 
Redfern Ree 
Richmond, The 
Rous ... 
Rozelle 
Sherbrooke 
Singleton é 
St. ‘George Bes 
St. Leonafds .. 
Sturt... 
Surry Hills 
Tamworth 
Tenterfield 


Upper Hunter, The 


Waratah es 
Waverley... 
Wickham on 
Wollondilly ... 
Wollongong ... 
W oollahra 
Wynyard 

Yass 


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...| Campbelltown... 


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...| Newtown Police Court ae 5 
...| Coonamble —... ey oe res 
...| Grafton... 

...| Moruya... 

...| Cobar + 

..| Cootamundra ... 

...| Corowa.. 

...| Bourke .. ate 

...| Water Police Court ee Le cee 
...| Water Police Court ... oe ae 
...| Deniliquin ate 


...| Dungog. 
aes Glebe Police Court 
.| Taree 


:..| North Sydney I Police Court... 
...| Glen Innes... ae 
...| Goulburn 


.. | Parramatta 

...| Moree ... = ae a 
..| Lithgow ee ee “is 
...| Kempsey 600 ae ae 
...|. Windsor a 

...| Newcastle 32 E 

...| Water Police Court Sts 

..| Condobolin .., _ 

...| Hunter’s Hill ... a 

...| Glebe Police Court 

...| Gunnedah 

...| Wellington 


...| West Maitland fe 
.... Newtown Police Court 
...| Manly Police Court . 
..| Cooma ... ES 
...| Mudgee Se A, fe Bee 
Fouls kal vise as pis ae ose 
...| Wagga Wagga ase ae 
...| Narrabri See ee ee od 
...| Newcastle ¥ oes 
...| Newtown Police Court 

..| Gosford... a 

.| Orange .. 
aa Paddington Police Court 
...| Parramatta sae 
.... Newtown Police Court a 
...| Central Police Court .. 
.... Central Police Court... 
...| Braidwood ae 
...| Bellingen Z 
,..| Water Police Court . 

.| Redfern Police Court 


...| Ballina .. 5 sae Gea 

Be Lismore . ork ean 

...| Balmain Police Court wee wes 
..| Parramatta abe eee Bie 
.| Singleton me cat as 


...| Newtown Police Court ae 
North Sydney Police Court 

Broken Hill ... ae ¢ 
..| Central Police Court... 
...| Camworth 
...| Tenterfield . AEs air 
...| Muswellbrook.. ee oo, 
,..| Newcastle ie Mes 
...| Paddington Police Court 

5 Newcastle 
...| Moss Vale 
...| Wollongong ... 
a aa 8 Police Court 
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...| Monday, 3 October, 1910. 

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...| Saturday, 1 October, 1910. 

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...| Wednesday, 28 September, 1910. 
...| Monday, 3 October, 1910. 

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...| Wednesday, 28 September, 1910. 
...| Monday, 3 October, 1910. 

...| Friday, 30 September, 1910. 

...| Thursday, 29 September, 1910. 
...| Friday, 30 September, 1910. 

...| Thursday, 29 September, 1910. 
me Thursday, 29 September, 1910. 
...| Wednesday, 28 September, 1910. 
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...| Friday, 30 September, 1910. 

..| Tuesday, 4 October, 1910. 

...| Monday, 3 October, 1910. 

...| Thursday, 29 September, 1910. 
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...| Wednesday, 28 September, 1910. 
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...| Friday, 830 September, 1910. _ 
...| Thursday, 29 September, 1910. 

...| Tuesday, 4 October, 1910. 

...| Friday, 30 September, 1910. 

.| Thursday, 29 September, 1910. 
...| Wednesday, 28 September, 1910. 
...| Friday, 30 September, 1910. 
Friday, 30 September, 1910. 

...| Saturday, 1 October, 1910. 

...| Tuesday, 4 October, 1910. 

...| Thursday, 29 September, 1910. 
...| Monday, 3 October, 1910. . 

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...| Wednesday, 28 September, 1910. 
...| Friday, 30 September, 1910. 

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.| Tharsday, 29 September, 1910. 
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.| Wednesday, 28 September, 1910, 
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Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this twentieth day of September, in the year of our Lord one thousand 


nine hundred and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 


SYDNEY: 


By His Excellency’s Command, ; 
JOHN HUGHES. 


Printed and Published by Win11am AppLecATs GULLICK, Government Printer and Publisher of the State of 
New South Wales, at Phillip-street, 20th September, 1910, 


[ Price, 6d} 


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OF THE STATE OF 


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[REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST OFFICE, SYDNEY, FOR TRANSMISSION BY POST AS A NEWSPAPER. | 


No. 148.] 


WEDNESDAY, 21 SEPTEMBER. 


[1910. 


PROCLAMATION 
New Sour Wa.zs,) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wii. 5 able FrepEeric Joun Napier, Baron 
CuELMsrorp, Knight Commander of 
(1.8) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 


Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

the State of New South Wales and its 

Governor, Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia, 


HEREAS in pursuance of an Act of the Governor 

and Legislative Council of New South Wales, 
passed in the second year of the Reign: of Her late 
Majesty Queen Victoria, and numbered two, for regu- 
lating the Police in the towns of Parramatta, Windsor, 
Maitland, Bathurst, and other towns respectively, and 
for removing and preventing nuisances and obstruc- 
tions, and for the better alignment of streets therein, 
the provisions of the said Act were, by Proclamation 
dated the fourteenth day of October, in the year of 
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-three, 
extended to the town of Nerrigundah: And whereas 
by a further proclamation, dated the twenty-second 
day of January, in the year of our Lord one thousand 
eight hundred and seventy, the boundaries of such 
town were defined for the purposes of the said Act? 
And whereas by an Imperial Act passed in the sixty- 
fourth year of the Reign of Her late Majesty Queen 
Victoria, intituled ‘‘An Act to constitute the Common- 
woalth of Australia,’ the said Colony became a State 
of the aforesaid Commonwealth: And whereas by an 
Act of the Parliament of New South Wales, passed 
in the first year of the Reign of His late Majesty 
King Edward the Seventh, and numbered five, in- 
tituled the ‘‘Police Offences Act, 1901,’ such part of 
the said recited Act passed in the second year of the 
Reign of Her late Majesty Queen Victoria, and 
numbered two, as then remained unrepealed was thereby 


CHELMSFORD, 


repealed, and it was also amongst other things by 
the said ‘‘Police Offences Act, 1901,’’ further enacted 
that the Governor of the said State might, by Procla- 
mation in the Gazette, extend the provisions of the 
last-mentioned Act to any town in the said State 
specified in such Proclamation: And whereas it is 
deemed expedient to substitute other boundaries of the 
town in lieu of those assigned thereto in the said last- 
recited Proclamation of the twenty-second day of 
January, in the year of our Lord one: thousand eight 
hundred and seventy: Now, therefore, I, FREDERIC 
Joun Napier, Baron CHELMSFORD, the Governor afore- 
said, do hereby direct that the following shall be 
deemed to be boundaries of the said town of Nerri- 
gundah for the purposes of the said ‘‘Police Offences 
Act, 1901,” instead of those defined by the last recited 
Proclamation, that is to say :— 


DESCRIPTION. 


County of Dampier, parishes of Nerrigundah and 
Cadgee, on Gulph Creek, containing about 240 acres. 
The Crown Lands within the following boundaries: 
Commencing at the north-eastern corner of portion 
17, parish of Nerrigundah, C. J. Byrnes’ 160 acres; 
and bounded thence on the west by the eastern boun- 
dary line of that land bearing south 50 chains; on the 
north by part of the southern boundary line of that 
land bearing west 32 chains; again on the west by a 
line bearing south 30 chains; on the south by a line 
bearing east 50 chains; on the east by a line bearing 
north 80 chains; and again on the north by a line 
bearing west 18 chains, to the point of commencement. 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney,’ this 
fourteenth day of September, in the year of 
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, 
and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
J.. A. HOGUE. 


[1636] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


5178 


PROCLAMATION 
New Sourn Watss, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour. 


to wit, able FreDERIC JOHN Narizr, Baron 
CHELMsrorD, Knight Commander of 

(L.s.) the Most Distitiguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 


Vy HERMEAS by virtue of an Act of the Parliament 

of New South Wales, passed in the first year of the 
Reign of His late Majesty King Edward the Seventh, 
and numbered Five, intituled the ‘‘Police Offences 
Act, 1901,” it was, amongst other things, enacted that 
the Governor of the said State might, by Proclama- 
tion in the Gazette, extend the provisions of that 
Act to any town in the said State specified in such 
Proclamation: Now, therefore, I, Freppric Jonn 
Narter, Baron: Cuermsrorp, the Governor aforesaid, 
in pursuance of the power and authority so vested in 
me by,the said recited Act, do, by this my Proclama- 
tion, hereby direct that the provisions of the said 
Act be extended to. the town of Newnes; and that 
the following shall be decmed to be the boundaries 
of the said town for the purposes of the said recited 
Act, that is to say :-- 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Lirecow. 


County of Cock, parishes of Barton and Gindan- 
therie, containing an area of about 500 acres: Com- 
mencing on the left bank of the Wolgan River, at 
its intersection with the north boundary of M.P. 12 
of 640 acres; bounded thence by the northern boun- 
dary of that M.P. and a line bearing west about 75 
chains to a point in the prolongation of the western- 
most boundary of the village of Newnes; thence by a 
line partly forming that boundary bearing north 94 
chains; thence by a line bearing east to a point north 
of the north-west corner of M.L. 15; thence by a line 
partly forming the west boundaries of that M.LL. and 
M.P. 9 bearing south to the left bank of the Wolgan 
River; and thence by that river upwards, to the point 
of commencement, 

Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this 
fourteenth day of September, in the year of 
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, 
and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign 


By His Excellency’s Command, 


J. A. HOGUE. 
[1620] GOD SAVE THE KING! 
PROCLAMATION 
New Souty WALES, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit. Rey Freprrto Joun Napier, Baron 


Cre_MsrorD, Knight Commander of 

(1.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 

W. P. Cutten, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 

ar ee ies Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia, 


3 pursuance of the provisions of the ‘‘Theatres and 

Public Halls Act, 1908,” I, Friperic Joun 
Napier, BAron CuHttMsrorn, the Governor aforesaid, 
_ with the advice of the Hxecutive Council, do, by this 
my Proclamation, revoke that portion of the Procla- 
mation, dated the fifteenth day of July, one thousand 
nine hundred and nine, and published in Suppliemen- 
tary Government Gazette No, 96 of the same date, 
declaring that the provisions of Part IT of the above- 
cited Act shall, on and after the first day of August, 
one. thousand nirie hundred and nine, be applied to 
the undermentioned Halls, viz. :—- 


Leichhardt—St. Thomas’ Mission Hall, 
_ Marrickville—Roman Catholic Hall. 

Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this 
twelfth day of September, in the year of our 
Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, and 
in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, : 
Wo? WOODs 


[1617] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. [21 Supr., 1910. 


‘ PROCLAMATION 
New Sourn Wates,) By His Excellency The Right Honour. 
to wit, me Freperic JoHN Napier, BARON 
feild CHELMsFrorD, Knight Commander of 
L.8; 


the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
W. P. Gunrrx, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
By Deputation from the State of New South Wales and its 
eine Beene he Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Austraha. : 
HERWAS under and by virtue of the ‘‘Theatres 
and Public Halls Act, 1908,’’ power is vested in 
the Governor of the State of New South Wales, by 
Proclamation in the Gazette, to apply the provisions 
of Part II of the said Act to such theatres and public 
halls as may be named therein, or as may be situate 
within the localities named or described therein, and 
the said Part should apply only to such theatres and 
public halis: Now, therefore, I, Frnepreric Joun 
Narigr, Baron CHeLtmMsrorp, the Governor aforesaid, 
with the advice of the Hxecutive Council, in pursu- 
ance of the provisions of the said ‘‘Theatres and Pub- 
lic Halls Act, 1908,’’ and of any other power me there- 
unto enabling, with the advice of the Hxecutive Coun- 
cil of the said State, do, by this my Proclamation, 
declare that the provisions of Part TH of the ‘‘Theatres 
and Public Halls Act, 1908,” shall be applied_to the 
Halls mentioned hereunder, viz. :— 


Locality. Name of Hall. 
Crookwell Federal Pastime Club’s Hall. 
Granville ... School of Arts Hall, 
Markwell School of Arts Hall, 
North Sydney Skating Rink Hall, Mailler-street. 
Petersham Vechnical School Hall, Crystal-st. 


Aijhambra Hall and Skating Rink. 
Newtown Skating Rink Hall. 


Given. under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this 
twelfth day of September, in the year of our 
Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, and 
in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


Tweed Heads ... 
Wagga Wagga . 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
W. H. WOOD. 


[1618] GOD SAVE THE KING! 
PROCLAMATION 

New Sour paar? His Exeellency The Right Honour. 
to wit, able Freperic Join Napier, Baron 
CueLMsrorp, Knight Commander of 
(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 


a ke pursnance of the power and authority vested in that 

behalf by the “ Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 1898,” in the 
Governor of New South Wales, with the advice of the Hxecutive 
Council, I, FrapzRic Jonn Napizr, Baron CHELMSFORD, the 
Governor aforesaid, do, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, hereby appoint the following days and dates to be 
observed as Public Holidays in the localities mentioned here- 
under, namely :— 


Dabbo and Inverell Police Districts, Bingara, Bonville, Bourke, 
Camden, and Iil!grove Districte—Monday, 3rd October, 
1910. 


Lockhart and Urana Shires— Wednesday, 5th Gctober, 1910. 


Hay Police District, Bega District—Wednesday, i2th October, 
1910. 


Coonamblie District, Manilla Municipality, Coreen, Mandowa, 
and Urana Shires— Wednesday, 19th October, 1910. 


Cooma Police District—W ednesday, 26th October, 1910. 

Coolamon Shire —Wednesday, Sth November, 1910. 

Gulgong, Mudgee, and Rylstone Districts, Eden Police 
District —Monday, 14th November, 1910, 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this twentieth 
day of September, in the year of our Lord one thousand 
nine hundred and ten, and in the first year of His 
Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
W. H. WOOD. 


[1891] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


21 Sxpr., 1910.] 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sourn Bina ta His Excellency The Right Honours 
to wit. able Freperio Jousx Narizn, Barow 


CurLMsrorp, Knight Commander of 


(1.8.) he Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor, Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 

N pursuance of the provisions of the “ Noxious Trades Act, 
1902,” I, Penpertco JouN NarieR, BARON CHELMSFORD, 
the Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive 
Counail, do hereby revoke the proclamation dated the twentieth 
day of February, one thousand nine hundred and seven, and 
published in the Government Gazette of the twenty-seventh 
day of February, one thousand nine hundred and seven, 
declaring the trade of “Tanner” to be a noxious trade within 

the meaning of the said recited Act. 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this 
twentieth day of September, in the yea~ of our Lord 
ore thousand nine hundred and ten, and in the first 
year of His Majesty's Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN HUGHES, 


[1892] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND UNDER 
“THE POBLIC WORKS ACT, 1809.” 


PROCLAMATION 
New Soutn WALEs, By His Excellency The Right Honour- 


to wit. able FrRepERIC JouHN Navrer, BArox 


Curetmsrorp, Knight Commander of 
co) 
(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
W. P. Curtex, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
By Pagina teh dpa the State of New South Wales and its 
1s Heceliency the aoe rik 
spiel Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Austratia. 
\ HBREAS I, Feeperic Joun Navizr, Baron Custms- 
FORD, the Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the 
Executive Council of the said State, hsve directed (hata certain 
public work, that is to say, Distributing Work: in connection 
with the Tunda Bore, in the said State, the estimited cost of 
which does not exceed twenty thou:and pounds, shall be carried 
cut under the provisions of the “ Public Works Act, 1900,” us 
an authorised work by the Minister for Public Works as Con- 
structing authority ; and that the land described in the Schedu'e 
hereto, which is in my opinion required for car,ying out the 
said work, shall be acquired by taking the same under the pro- 
visions contained in Divisicn 1 of Part V of the satd Act: 


- Now, therefore, I, the said Governor, with the advice afore- 


said, in pursuance of “The Public Works Act, 1990,” do 
by this notification, to be published in the Government Gazette 
and in one or more newspapers published or circulated in the 
Police District wherein the said land is situated, declare that 
the Crown Land comprised within the description set forth in 
the Schedule hereto has been appropriated, and the private 
property within such description has been resumed, for the 
public purpose aforesaid, to the intent that upon the publication 
of this notification in the Gazette, the said lund described 
in the said Schedule hereto shall forthwith be vested in the 
said Constructing Authorily as a corporation sole on behalf of 
His Majesty, for the purposes of the said Act, for an estate in 
fee-simple in possession, freed and discharged from ail trusts, 
obligations, estates, interests, contracts, charges, rates, rights- 
of-way, or other easements whatsocver ; and to the intent that 
the legal estate therein, together with all powers incident 
thereto or conferred by the said Act, shall be vested in such 
Constructing Authorily as a Trustee: And I declare that the 
following is the Schedule of land hereinbefore referred to:— 


ScHEDULE. 


All that piece or parcel of land eituated in the parish of 
Toora, county of Leichhardt, in the State of New South Wales, 
being a measured portion of 5 acres: Commencing on the 
north-western side of a road 2 chains wide, at a point bea ing 
252 degrees and distant 61 chains 35 links from the south- 
eastern corner.of portion 35, in the said psrish ; and bounded 
thence on the south-east by the north-western side of the said 


road bearing 252 degrees 5 chains; on the south-west by a line — 


bearing 342 degrees 10 chains; on the north-west by a line 
bearing 72 degrees 5 chains; and on the north-cast by a line 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. 


ee 


a + ee te ae Se el 4 Pe a Be eh 2 


5179 


bearing 162 degrees 10 chains, to the point of commencement, — 
be the said several dimensions all a little moro or less, and said 
to be in the possession of the Crown. 

In witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand, and 
cauzed the Public Seal of the State to be hereto 
aflixed, at Sydney, this thirteentlr day of September, in, 
the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and 
ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE. 


[1165] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LANDS UNDER 
THE “PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1900.” 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sourm Warns, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 


to wit. Jable Frupunre Joun Napier, Baron 
Curnusrorp, Knight Commander of 
(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 


W. P, Cuniuy, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
By Deputation fiom the State of New South Wales and its 
maid hy ease Laie Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
j Australia. 


\ HEREAS I, Freprric Joun Narizr, Baron CHELME- 
: ¥FoRD, the Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the 
Executive Council of the said State, have directed that a certain 
public work, that is to say, the construction of the Yowio Bore, 
in the said State, the estimated cost of which does not exceed 
twenty thousand pounds, shall be carried out underthe provisions 
of the “ Public Works Act, 1900,” as an authorised work by the 
Minister for Public Works as Constructing Authority; and that 
the land described in the Schedule hereto, which is in my 
opinion required for carrying out the said work, shall be acquired 
by taking the same under the provisions contained in Division 
1 of Part V of the said Act: Now, therefore, I, the said 
Governor, with the advice: aforesaid, in pursuance of the 
“Public Works Act, 1900,” do by this notification, to be published 
in the Government Gazette, and in one or more newspapers 
published cr circulated in the Police District wherein the said 
land is situated, declare thatthe Crown Land comprised within 
he description set forth in the Schedule hereto has been appro- 
priated, and the private property within such description has 
been resumed, for the public purpose aforesaid, to the intent 
that upon the publication of this notification in the Gazette, 
the said lend described inthe ssid Schedule hereto shall 
forthwith .be vested in the said Constrvetirg Authority asa 
corporation sole on behalf of His Majesty, for the purposes 
of the said Act, for an estate in fee-simple in possession; 
freed and discharged from all trusts, otligations, estates, 
interests, contracts, charges, rates, rights-of-way, or other 
easements whatsoever; and to the intent that the legal estate 
therein, together with all powers incident thereto or conferred 
by the said Act, shall be vested in such Constructing 
Awhority as a Trustee: And I declare that the following is 
the Schedule cf land hereinbefore referred to :— 


ScuEDULE. 


Ail that piece or parcel of Jand situated in the parish of 
Yarragoora, county of Leichhardt, and State of New South 
Wales, being a measured portion of 5 acres: Commencing on 
ihe south-eastern boundary of portion 60, in the said parish, at 
its intersection with the south-western side of the reserved road 
5 chains wide running through that portion; and bounded 
thenes on the north-east by a line bearing 142 degrees 6 
chains; thence on the south-east by a line bearing 225 degrees 
8 chains 39,'; links; thence on the south-west by @ line bearing 
322 degrees 6 chairs to the south-eastern boundary of portion 
€0 aforesaid ; and thence on the north-west by that boundery 
bearing 45 degrees 8 chaina 397% links to the point of com- 
mencement,—being part of travelling stock reserve 32,989 held 
under occupation license by the New Zealand and Australian 
Land Company, Limited. 


Jn witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand, and 
esused the Public Seal of the State to be hereto affixed, 
at Sydney, this thirteenth day of September, in the 
year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, 
and in the first year cf His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A, LEH, 


[912] GOD SAVE THE KING 


5180 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. [21 Szpr., 1910. 


‘COUNTRY TOWNS WATER AND SEWERAGE | August, 1910, No. 124, certified that the whole amount 
ACTS, 1880-1905.” expended by the Government of the said State upon 
such works, with interest at the rate of four pounds 


1 i per centum per annum on the sums making up such 
Se tere Cae BRET ON Ons amount, calculated from the time such sums were 
OF W ATER SUPPLY FOR THE TOWN OV expended to the 380th day of June, 1910, inclusive, 18 


7 7) OF the sum of seventeen thousand eight hundred and 
SINGLETON, AND BRA TELOW ANTHREST. fifty-seven pounds one shilling (£17,857 1s.): Now, 


therefore, 1, Frupmric Jon Naprer, Baron CHELMs- 


PROCLAMATION FORD, as such Governor, with the advice-of the Execu- 
tive Council of the said State; in pursuance of the 
power and authority vested in me by the ‘‘ Country 

to wit, Jable Frepertc Joun Napier, Baron | Towns Water and Sewerage Acts, 1880-1905,’ do 


hereby fix the term of fifty years as the period within 


HELMSFORD, Knight Commander of : : aes 
e Sacuies omy t : which the amount so certified shall be liquidated by 


(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint | the payment of such annual sums as shall, after the 
ohne ond ast Grange, Soy eee Z| creel qocrtt bart ania ve aan eo it ee 
: ‘ : , such cost, wit 8 - 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 2 


half pounds per centum per annum on the balance un- 


Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of paid in each year. 
i ’ I A 


HEREAS by seas aries published in the Go- Given under my Hand and the Seal of the said 
W vernment Gazette of the 27th day of April, State, at Sydney, this sixteenth day of 
1910, No. 58, the Governor of the State of New South Se eee ee bees ot Oe es he 
Wales, in pursuance of the power in that behalf given t aie te: of Ei uM Awe R en, and in the 
to or vested in him, did thereby notify that Works of first year o is Majesty's Reign. 

Water Supply for the town of Singleton had been 
completed: And whereas The Honourable Charles 


| 
; . | 
New Sourn Wates, } By Ifis Ixcellency The Right Honour- 


By His Excellency’s Command, 


Alfred Lee, the Minister for Public Works for the J. A. HOGUE. 
time being in and for the said State, by notice pub- : 
lished in the Government Gazette of the 10th day of ' [1285] GOD SAVE THE KING! 
PROCLAMATION 
New Soutu WaAtgs, \ By His Excellency The Right Honourable Freprric Jonn Napier, Baron 
to wit. 
pay CnunmsforD, Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
(L.5. ly : ; 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its 
CHELMSFORD, 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth cf. Australia. 


“ YOWIE BORE WATER TRUST.” 


NE eal by a notification of proposal bearing date the 22nd day of November, 1909, published in the Gazette of the 24th 

day of November, 1909, No. 148, the Secretary for Public Works for the time being in and for the said State, in pursuance 
of the powers conferred upon him by the thereinbefore in part recited section 6 of the “ Water avd Drainage Act, 1902,” and by 
the “Water and Drainage and Artesian Wells (Amending) Act, 1996,” and of all other powers him thereunto enabling, did 
thereby notify that it was proposed to construct the works of water supply referred to in the proposal thereto and to constitute a 
Trust for maintaining, administering, and extending such works, to be called and known as the “ Yowie Bore Water Trust,” 
in accordasce with the particulars set forth and described in the said proposal thereto: And whereas the said Secretary for 
Public Works caused the said notification of proposal to be peblished in “The Coonamble Times” (a newspaper circulating in 
the district affected by such works) bearing date the 4th day of December, 1909: And whereas a petition was presented to 
the said Secretary for Public Works objecting to the said proposal, and such petition was referred to the Board constituted 
under the “ Water and Drainage and Artesian Wells (Amending) Act, 1906,” for inquiry and report: And whereas the said 
Board duly held such inquiry, and reported, and recommended that the Trust be constituted with the modifications of the 
proposal set out in the Schedule and Plan hereto: Now, therefore, I, Freperic Joun Napier, Baron CHELMSFORD, as such 
Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council of the said State, in pursuance of the power and authority in that behalf 
contained in section 9 of the said ‘‘ Water and Drainage Act, 1902,” and of all other powers me thereunto enabling, do hereby 
proclaim, declare, and constitute the said Trust, to be called and known as the “ Yowie Bore Water Trust,’ for the purposes 
and subject to the provisions of the “ Water and Drainage Act, 1902,” and of the ‘“ Water and Drainage and Artesian Wells 
(Amending) Act, 1906,” and subject also to the conditions contained in the notification of prorozal with the modifications thereof 
recommended by the said Board and hereinbefore referred to. 


Tr SCHEDULE REFERRED TO, 
Description of amended boundaries of district. 
Yowie Bore Water Trust District. 


AJ] that area or tract of country comprising parts of the parishes of Oural, Wingadee, Woolingar, and Yarragoora, county 
of Leichhardt, and State of New South Wales: Commencing on the right bank of the Mowlma or Tunder Creek, at the north- 
western corner of portion 54, parish of Oural, county of Leichhardt; and bounded thence on the north by the northern boundary 
of that portion a line, the northern boundary of portion 33, a live, a northern, the eastern, and another northern boundary of 
portion 89, parish of Wingadee; thence on the north-cast by the north-eastern boundaries of the last portion, the north-eastern 
boundaries of portion 28, parish of Woolinzar, a line, the north-eastern boundaries of portion 59, the south-western boundaries 
of travelling stock reserve 21,820, running through the last portion to its southern boundary, a line, the north-eastern boundaries 
of portion 61, the north-eastern boundary of portion 60, the generally western sides of the road from Walgett to Coonamble, 
passing through and bounding the last portion, bounding portion 40, parish of Yarrazoora, passing through portion 5, bounding 
portions 8 and 9, passing through portions 10 and 11 to the south-eastern boundary of the last. portion, part of the last boundary 
to the left bank of the Castlereagh River aforesaid, and that bank upwards to its junction with the right bank of Mowlma or 
Tunder Creek aforesaid, parish of Yarragoora ; and thence generally on the south-west by the right bank of that creek down- 
wards to the north-western corner of portion 24, a north-western boundary of that portion, a line, a south-western boundary of 
portion 60, parish of Woolingar, the south-western boundary of portion 61, a line, the couth-western boundaries of portion 59, a 
line, the south-western boundary of portion 28, a south-western boundary of portion 27, a line, the south-eastern boundary of 
portion 46, parish of Oural, a south-eastern, the south-western and the north-western boundary of portion 47, a line east to the 
south-western boundary of portion 88, parish of Woolingar, part of the last boundary, a south-western, and the southern boundary 
of portion 27, a line, the south-eastern, and part of the western boundary of portion 33, parish of Oural, to a point east of the 
north-eastern corner of portion 54, a line, the northern, and the south-western boundary of the last portion, the south-western, 
a northern, the western, and another northern boundary of portion 4, to the right’ bank of the Mowlma or Tunder Creek 
aforesaid, and that bank downwards, to the point of commencement, having an area of 49} square miles, or thereabouts. 


Description of Amendment of Drains. 
(1.) The branch drain C-D, to be deviated as shown on plan, through portion 28, parish of Woolingar, county of 
Leichhardt, and 89, parish of Wingadee. 


(2.) The branch drain G-H, to be constructed as shown on plan, on portion 59, parish of Woolingar, county of 
Leichhardt, having a length of about 60 chains. 


(8.) A box-drain, to be constructed as shown on plan, on portion 60, parish of Woolingar, county of Leichhardt. 


(1180) GOD SAVE THE KING 


21 Sepr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. 5181 


—_——__. 


“YOWIE BORE WATER TRUST ”—continued. 


Tre PLAN REFERRED TO. 


YOWIE, BORE WATER TRUST DISTRICT 


enw 


Scale of “Miles. 


— 
SS aap SGORT 


35 UF 


> TAHRONE 


ef 
Cdn bY MOW LMA EAS 


LEICHHARDT 


Trust District boundaries shown thes LMI 
Area tow omitted from Trust District shown thus TK 
Froposed Deviation in drain C.D ; e Ar ae, 
Proposed Branch drain G.H e 2 oa am mee cas ae one 
Given under my Hand and the Seal of the said State, at Sydney, this sixteenth day of September, in the year of our Lord one 
thousand nine hundred and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
J, A. HOGUE, 


5182 ~ NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 148. 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 
UNDER “THE PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1900.” 


' PROCLAMATION 

‘New Sourn- Wass, ) By His Exceilency The Right Honoue- 
fable Frepenic JouN Naprer, Baron 
CHELMSrorD, Knight Commander of 


to wit 


(t.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
a 


W.P. Cortex, Michael 
By Sh Basen ces the State of New South Wales and its 
His Wacellency the 
Governer. 


nd Saint George, Governor of 


Australia, 


W HEREAS I, The Right Honourable FRepuric 
/¥ JouN Narier, Baron Cxenmsrorp, the Governor 
aforesaid, with the advice of the Mxecutive Council, 
have sanctioned the acquisition of the land described 
in the Schedule hereto as a site for and in connection 
with a certain public work and undertaking, that is 
to say, a public school at Albion: Now, therefore, I, 
the said Governor, with the advice aforesaid, in pur- 
suance of the provisions of Division 1 of Part V_ of 
“The Public Werks Act, 1900,’ do declare by this 
notification, to be published in the Government 
Gazette, and in one or more newspapers published or 
circulated in the Police District wherein the said land 
is situated, that the Crown Land comprised within the 
description and boundaries set forth in the Schedule 
hereto has been appropriated and the private pro- 
perty within such boundaries and comprised in such 
description has been resumed for the Public ‘Purpose 
aforesaid, to the intent that upon the publication of 
this notification in the Government Gazette the said 
land described in the said Schedule hereto, shall forth- 
with be vested in the said Minister of Public Instruc- 
tion on behalf of His Majesty for the purposes of the 
“Public Instruction Act of 1880,’ for an estate in fee 
simple in possessign freed and discharged from all 
trusts, obligations, estates, interests, contracts, 
charges, rates, rights-of-way or other easements what- 
soever, and to the further intent that the legal estate 
therein together with all powers incident thereto as 
conferred by the said Acts or either of them, shall be 
vested in such Minister as a Trustee, and I declare 
that the following is the Schedule of land hereinbe- 
fore referred to :— 
ScHEDULE. 

All that piece or parcel cof land situated at Albion, 

arish of Millie, county of Pottinger, and State of 

ew South Wales, containing 2 acres, a little more or 
less: Commencing at the north-west corner of portion 
42. and bounded thence on the east by part of the 


-west boundary of that portion south 5 chains 14 


links, on the south by a line bearing west 4 chains, 
on the west by a line bearing north 4 chains 983 links 
“to a road 1 chain wide; thence by that read bearing 
north 89 degrees 85 minutes east 4 chains, to the 
point of commencement. 

In witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand, 
and caused the Great Seal of the State to be 
hereto affixed at the State Government House, 
Sydney, this ninth day of September, in the 
year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred 
and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s 
Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 


J. A. HOGUE. 


[4795] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND UNDER 
“THE PUBLIC WORES ACT, 1900.” 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sourn Watts, ) By His Exeellency The Right Honour- 


to wit. Jable Frepenic Joun Narixh, Baron 
CuriMsrorp, Knight Commander of 
(L.8.) he Most Distinguished Order of Saint 


W. P. CuLten, Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
By Depuiation from the State of New South Wales and its 
His Kacellency the 
< c u / a . . 5 ‘ 
Dsusdnar. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia, 


V HEREAS I, Frupertc Joun Napier, Baron CuetMs- 

FORD, the Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the 
Executive Council in the said State, have directed that a certain 
public work, that is to say, Construction of the Bunaloo Well 
Public Watering Place, in the said State, the estimated cost of 


‘the Council. 


[21 Supr., 1910. 


which does not exceed twenty thousand pounds, shall be carried 
out under the provisions of the “ Public Works Act, 1900,” as 
an authorised work by the Minister for Public Werks as 
Constructing Authority; and that the iand deseribed in the 
Schedule hereto, which is in my opinion required for 
carrying out the eaid work, ehall be acquired by taking the 
same under the provisions coatuined in Division 1 of Part V 
of the said Act: Now, therefore, I, the said Governor, with 
the advice aforesaid, in pursuance of the “ Publie Works 
Act, 1900,” do by this notification, to be published in the 
Government Gazette, and in one or more newspapers 
published or circulated ia the Police District wherein the said 
land is situated, declare that the Crown Land comprised 
within. the description set forth in the Schedule hereto 
has been appropriated, and the private property within such 
description has been resumed, for the public purpose aforesaid, 
to the intent that upon the publication of this notification 
in the Gazette, the said land described in the said Schedule 
hereto shall forthwith be vested in the said Constructing 
Authority as a cerporation sole on behalf of Mis Majesty, 
for the purposes of the said Act,-for an estate in fee-simple in 
possession, freed and discharged from all trusts, obligations, 
estates interests, contracts, charges, rates, rights-of-way, or 
other easements whatsoever; and to the intent that the legal 
estate therein, together with ull powers incident thereto or 


conferred by the said Act, shall be vested in such Constructing 


Authority as a Trustee: And I declare that the following 
the Schedule of land hereinbefore referred to :— 


SCHEDULE. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish of 
Nallam, county of Cadell, and State cf New South Wales, 
being part of portion 15 of 172 acres comprised in certificate of 
title, registered volume 1512, folio 170: Commencing at the 
north-westernmost corner of the said portion 15, and bounded 
thence on the west by part of the eastern side of a road 3 chains 
wide bearing 179 degrees 34 minutes for 2 chains; thence on 
the south by a line bearing 90 degrees for 5 chains 46} links; 
thencs on the east by a line bearing 360 degrees for 2 chains; 
and thence on the north by the southern side of a road 2 chains 

vide bearing 270 degvees for 5 chains 48 links, to the point of 
commencement,——be the said several dimensions all a little more 
or less, liaving an area of lL acre and 15 perches, or thereabouts, 
and said to be ia the peszession of William Glenn. 


In witness whereof 1 have hereunto set my Hand, and 
caused the Pubiic Seal of the State to be hereto 
affixed, ab Sydney, this thirteenth day of Scptember, 
in the year of cur Lord one thousand nine hundred 
and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES A. LEE. 
GOD SAVE THH KING! 


NOTIFICATION 
Nuw Sourn Wates, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 


L770] 


to wit. Sable Freperic Joun Napier, Baron 
CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 

(L.S.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia, 


VV see by the ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,” 
and Acts amending the same, it is provided 
that the Governor may, by notification, abolish the 
division into wards of any Municipality provided 
that such alteration shall not affect the representa- 
tion of the Municinality on its Council until the next 
following general election of the Council: Now, there- 
fore, I, FReperrc Joun Naprimr, Baron CHELMsForRD, 
the Governor aforesaid, in pursuance of the provisions 
of the said Act as so amended, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and in accordance with the peti- 
tion of the Council of the Municipality of Dubbo, do, 
by this my notification, abolish the division into wards 
of the Municipality of Dubbo, such abolition not to 
affect the representation of the Municipality on its 
Council until the next following general election of 


[1910-194-149-161] 

Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, 
this twentieth day of September, in ths 
year of our Lord cne thousand nine hundred 
and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s 
Reieon, 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
J. A. HOGUE. 


[1718] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


4 
—- ae 


F 


21 Spr, 1910] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. 5183 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sovriu bt oe His Uxceilency The Right Honour. 


to wit, able I'reperic Joun Narrer, BARon 


CHELMS¥onD, Kuight Commander of 
(L.3.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michacl and Saint George, Governor of 


CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor, Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia. 


Freoernic Joun Narrer, Baron Curnmsrorp, the 
Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the 
Executive Council of the said State, in pursuance of 
the power and authority vested in me by the ‘‘Local 
Government. Act, 1906,’ and Acts amending the same, 
ilo hereby amend, as directed hereunder, Ordinance 
‘No. 16, applying to Municipalities, proclaimed in the 
Government Gazette of the 14th May, 1908, folio 2699. 


After the word ‘‘ Tramways ’’ in the seventh line of 
clause 2 of the Ordinance, the following words are in- 
serted :—‘‘ Provided that, in the year T910, the roll of 
ratepayers of the Temora Municipality may be pre- 
pared at any time during that year.” 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, 
this twentieth day of September, in the year 
of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and 
ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s 
Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
J. A. HOGUE, 


[1044] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


NOTIFICATION 
New Sovtu Watzs, Ee His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit. able Freperic JouHn Napirr, BARon 
CHELMSroRD, Knight Commander of 
(Le3.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia, 
Freperic JOHN Napier, Baron CuutmsForpD, the 
9 Governor aforesaid, in pursuance of the power and 
authority vested in me by the “ Local Government Act, 1906,” 
and the Acts amending the same, and with the advice of 
the Executive Council do, by this my Notification, alter the 
division into Wards ct the Municipality of Balmain, so that 
the boundaries of the Wards of the said Municipality ehall be, 
and are, as in the Schedule hereunder. 


(1910-150-145-43 ] 

Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, this 
twentieth day of September, in the year of our Lord 
one thousand nine hundred and ten, ard ia the first 
year of His Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency s Command, 
J. A. HOGUE. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 


SCHEDULE. 
Soutu-Hast Warp. 


County of Cumberland, parish of Petersham : ,Commencing 
at the point where a line along the cenire of Dariing-street 
meets the waters of Port Jackson; and bounded thence by that 
line slong the centre of Darling-etreet generally westerly, by 
the centre of Montague-street and Mullens-street and the pro- 
longation of the latter southerly and south-easterly to the 
waters of Port Jackson at Rozelle Bay ; and by the waters of 
Port Jackson generally north-easterly and north-westerly, to the 
point of commencement,—including the promontory known as 
Glebe Island, 

Nortu-East Warp. 
County of Cumberland, parish of Petersham : Commencing 


at the point where a line along the centre of Darling-street 
meets the waters of Port Jackson; and bounded thence by 


that line along the centre of Darling-street generally westerly, 


by the centre of Rowntree-street northerly and north-easterly, 
the centre of Cameron-street north-westerly, and the centre of 


‘Grove-street north-easterly to the waters of Port Jackson at 


Snail’s Bay; and by the waters of Port Jackson generally 
easterly, to the point of commencement, 


Sourn-WkEst Warp, 


County of Cumberland, parish of Petersham: Commencing at 
the intersection of the centre of Darling-street with the centre 
of Montague-street ; and bounded thence by the centre of Darl- 
ingestreet westerly and eouth-westerly to the south western 
boundary of the Municipality; by the south-western and the 
south-eastern boundaries of the Municipality south-easterly 
and generally north-easterly to the south-easterly prolongation 
ef the centre line of Mullens-ttreet where it meets the waters 
of Port Jackson at Rozelle Bay; and by that prolongation 
and the centres of Mullens-street and Montague-street: north- 
westerly and northerly, to the point of commencement. 


Norra WARD. 


County of Cumberland, parish of Petersham: Commencing 
at the intersection of the centre of Darling-street with the 
centre of Rowntree-street; sad bounded thence by the centre 
of Darling-street westerly and south-westerly to the south- 
western boundary of the Municipality ; by that boundary and 
the north-eastern boundary of Callan Park Asylum grounds 
north-westerly to the waters of Port Jackson at Long Cove; 
by the waters of Port Jackson generally north-easterly, easterly, 
south-westerly, a: d again north-easterly to the centre of Grove- 
street at Snail’s Bay; by the centre of Grove-street south- 
westerly, the centre of Cameron-strect south-easterly, and the 
centre of Rowntree-street south-westerly and southerly, to the 
point of commencement, [1795] 


[1783] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 2lst September, 1910. 


fhe Councils of the Municipalities named. in the 

Schedule hereto having, in terms of the ‘‘Local 
Government Act, 1906,’? as amended by the ‘Local 
Government (Amending) Act, 1908,’’? subject to the 
approval of the Governor, fixed the fees and charges 
set out in such Schedule with respect to the services 
named therein under the names of the said Munici- 
palities, His Excellency the Governor, with the advice 
of the Executive Council, has been pleased, in pur- 
suance of the provisions of the said ‘‘Local Govern- 
ment Act, 1906,’ as so amended, to approve of the 
action of the Councils of the said Municipalities in 
fixing such fees and charges, subject to such approval. 


J. A. HOGUE, 


Minister. 
SCHEDULE. 
CABRAMATTA AND CANLEY VALE MUNICI- 
: PALITY 


(1910-171-83-102). 


For the removal and disposal of night-soil within the 
seavenging area of the Municipality—Sixpence 
(6d.) per pan per week for each removal, empty- 
ing, and cleansing thereof. 


GOULBURN MUNICIPALITY 
(1910-206-120-222). 


For the removal (weekly or oftener, as the case may 
be) and disposal of night-soil within the scaveng- 
ing area cf the Municipality of Goulburn:— % 


Emptying each pan once weekly, six shillings and 
sixpence (6s. 6d.) per quarter of thirteen 
weeks. If amount is paid in advance, dis- 
count 9d. on each 6s. 6d. 

Kmptying each pan twice weekly, eleven shillings 
and sixpence (Ils. 6d.) per quarter of thir- 
teen weeks. if amount is paid in advance, 
discount Is. 6d. on each lis. 6d. 

Discounts to be allowed only if payments are made 
within twenty-one days from the service of each 
notice. ; 

(The above fees to be in lieu of those notified in Government Gazette 

No. 72, of 2nd June, 1909.) 


——— 


GRETA MUNICIPALITY 
(1910-211-56-232).. 


ior the removal (weekly or oftener, as the case may 
be) and disposal of night-soil within the scaveng- 
ing area of the Municipality of Greta—Five 
pence (5d.) per pan, per each removal, emptying, 
and cleansing thereof. 


(Theseffees to be in Jieu of those notified in Government Gazette No. 96, 
of 14th August, 1907.) 


$¢ 


5184 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. 


[21 Sepz., 1910. 


[1469] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,’’ and the 
Acts amending the same, hereby notifies that applica- 
tions under section 110 of the said ‘‘Local Government 
Act, 1906,’ as so amended, have been received from 
the Councils of the undermentioned Municipality and 
Shire to acquire the right to exercise the powers 
specified in the Schedule hereto, under the names of 
the said Municipality and Shire respectively. 


Any number of ratepayers not less than fifty (or, 
if there be less than 300 ratepayers on the roll, not 
less than one-sixth of the ratepayers of the said areas 
respectively) may petition the Governor, within sixty 
days after the date of this notification, to direct that 
a poll of ratepayers of the said Areas respectively be 
taken on the “question whether all or any of the 
powers applied’ f6r shall be conferred on the respec- 
tive Councils. Any such petition should be sent under 
cover to the Minister for Public Works, and must 
comply with the provisions of Ordinance No. 21 under 
the said Local Government Acts. 


J. A. HOGUE, 
Minister. 


ScnEDULE. 


APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
MUNICIPALITY OF NORTH BOTANY 


(1910-162-104-67). 


The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular powers may be acquired, and the powers fer 
which the Council have made application as prescribed 
in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder :—~ 


Nature oF ADDITIONAL POWERS APPLIED FOR. 
Paragraph. * 
Iv. The watering of streets. 
1x. The acquisition or erection and 
tenance of a town hall, or of any 


municipal building other than those 
required for office purposes. 


S1i The draining and reclamation of swampy 
or low-lying land. 
xiv. The provision and maintenance of garbage 
destructors, and the collection and de- 
struction of garbage. 


xxiv. The establishment, maintenance, and man- 


agement cf night shelters. 


The provision, maintenance, and manage- 
ment of schools of art, reading rooms, 
.and mechanics’ institutes. 


The establishment, maintenance, and man- 
agement of public gardens. 


The regulation of buildings, balconies, 
verandahs, or other structures abutting 
on or extending over any public piace, 
and the removal thereof. - 

The regulation or prevention of the erection 
of any structure of calico or canvas, or 
other inflammable material. 


xu1. The regulation and supervision of the sale, 
storage, exhibition fer sale, conveyance, 
and mode of delivery, by carcease or 
otherwise, of meat for human con- 
sumption; and of the disposal and re- 
moval of other meat. and of any blood, 
offal, or other refuse. 


XXX. 


XXXI. 


XXXV. 


Lill. The supply and sale of stone or gravel from 


the Council’s quarries or pits. 


APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
CULCAIRN, SHIRE 


(1910-72-228-102). 


_ The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power for 
which the Council have made application as prescribed 
in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder :— 


Nature or ADDITIONAL POWER APPLIED FOR. 
Paragraph. 


xx. The manufacture and supply of gas. 


main- 


[1724] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 21lst September, 1910. 


HE Council of the Shire named in the Schedule 
hereto having, in terms of the ‘‘Local Govern- 
ment Act, 1906,’? as amended by the ‘‘Local Govern- 
ment (Amending) Act, 1908,” subject to the approval 
of the Governor, fixed the fees and charges set out in 
such Schedule with respect to the services named 
therein under the name of the said Shire, His Excel- 
lency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, has been pleased, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the said ‘“‘Local Government Act, 1906,” as 
so amended, to approve of the action of the Council 
of the said Shire in fixing such fees and charges, 
subject to such approval. 


J. A. HOGUE, 
Minister. 


SCHEDULE. 
RYLSTONE SHIRE 
(1910-116-161-385). 

Vor the removal (weekly or oftener. as the case may 
be) and disposal of night-soil within the Scaven- 
ging Area of the town of Rylstone, within the 
shire-_Ten pence (10d.) per pan, for each time of 
emptying. 


[1890] Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 


Sydney, 2ist September, 1910. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has, in accordance with the 
recommendation submitted by the Industrial Court 
constituted under the “Industrial Disputes Act 
1908,’ and with the provisions of that Act as amended 
by the “Industrial Disputes (Amendment) Act, 1908,” 
been pleased to appoint Mr. Frank Ceci JAcK, of 
Cireular Quay, Sydney, to be a Member of the Store- 
men and Packers (Public Bonded and Free Stores) 
Board, in the place of Mr. C. C. Lance, resigned. 


C. G. WADE. 


[1893]  Departmentof the Attorney-General and of Justice, 


Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


H® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, has, in accordance with the nomina- 
tion made by the Industrial Court constituted under the 
“Industrial Disputes Act, 1908,” and with the provisions of 
that Act us amended by the “ Industrial Disputes (Amend- 
ment) Act, 1908,” been pleased to appoint Huen MonTGoMERIE 
Hamictoy, Esquire, Barrister-at-Law (being the person agreed 
upon by the parties), to the Office of Chairman of the Board 
to be knowa as the Ironworkers (Metropolitan Tinsmiths and 


Sheet Metal Workers) Board. 
; C. G. WADE. 


1894 Department of the Attorney-General and of Justice, 
p 
Sydney, 2!st September, 1910. 


al IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
a Executive Council, has, in accordance with the reccm- 
mendation submitted by the Industrial Court constituted under 
the “ Industrial Disputes Act, 1908,” and with the provisions 
of that Act as amended by the “ Industrial Disputes (Amend- 
ment) Act, 1998,” been pleased to appoint the undermentioned 
persons to be Members of a Boird constituted for the industries 
of 'Tinsmiths, Sheet Iron Workers, and Sheet Metal Workers, 
so far as such Sheet Metal Workers are members of any of the 
industries mentioned in Schedule One of the Act opposite the 
Iron Trades Board, excepting any such Tinsmiths, Sheet Iron 
Workers, and Sheet Metal Workers, as are already under 
existing Boards and Awards, and excepting all the employees 
of Parkinson and W. and B. Cowan (Limited), working on gas 
meters, and excepting all the employees of the Chief Railway 
Commissioner within the county of Cumberland, and the Police 
Districts of Newcastle and Maitland, and to be known as the 
Ironworkers’ (Metropolitan Tinsmiths and Sheet Metal 
Workers) Board: — 


On behalf of the Hmployers. 
Mr. Guy Sugrrinaton, of 278 Elizabeth-street, Sydney; and 
Mr. Arrrep Crown; of Thomas-street, Ultimo, 
On behaif of the Employees. 


Mr, Wustuy Connors, of 117 Edgeware-road, Marrickville ; 
and - 


Mr. Arruvr Joun Cameron, of Unwin’s Bridge Road, 
Campbell’s Hill, Tempe. 
CO. G. WADE. 


21 Serr., 1910.] 


[1921] Department of the Attorney-General 
ts and of Justice, 
Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


} i Ixcellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has been pleased, in pur- 
suance of the provisions of section 18 of the ‘‘Closer 
Settlement Act, 1904,’ and section 10 of the ‘‘Closer 
Settlement (Amendment) Act, 1907,’’ to appoint 


The Honourable Ricnarp Muares Sry, a Judge of the 
Supreme Court, with Mr. Edward Johnstone 
Sievers, the Assessor duly appointed by the Grover- 
nor, and Mr. Charles Frederick Weich, the Assessor 
duly appointed by the Appellants, 

to be a Member of the Court to hear the appeal of the 

Trustees of the late Moses Joseph against the Southern 

Advisory Board’s valuation of the Maharatta Estate, 

which was resumed by Proclamation in the Govern- 

ment Gazette of 17th August, 1910. 


C. G. WADE. 


APPOINTMENTS. 


DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND CF JUSTICE. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Hixecutive Council, has been pleased to appoint the 
following gentlemen to be Crown Prosecutors at the 
undermentioned Circuit Courts, namely :— 


Henry Normanp Machavurin, Esquire,—at Neweastle, 
on the 27th September, 1910. 

JosEpH Cantos, Hsquire,—at Dubbo, on the 28th 
September, 1910. 

Francois Strwanrt Boyor, Esquire,—at Wagga Wagga, 
on the 23th September, 1910. 

Wiitram Huexw Mocatrra, Esquire,—at Lismore, on 
the 7th October, 1910. 

Francis Atrrep Atiison Russeit, Esquire,—at Tam- 
worth, on the ilth October, 1910. 

Joun Harotp Hammonp, Esquire,—at Bathurst, on 
the 12th October, 1910. 

CuarLes Camppern Poorn Breckenriper, Esquire,— 
at Deniliquin, on the 13th October, 1910. 


C. G. WADE. 


DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE, 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 

The Reverend James Napotzron Mannine, M.A., 
LL.D. to be Honorary Assistant Church of Eng- 
land Chaplain to Darlinghurst Gaol and the State 
Reformatory for Women, Long Bay,—such ap- 
pointments to take effect from the date of com- 
mencing duty. 


Sentor-constable Apert BRISSENDEN, stationed at 


Hnngonia, to be a Sub-Inspector under the 
“Yiquor Act, 1898,’ for the Licensing District of 
Bourke,—from the date of commencing duty. 


Tue undermentioned members of the Police Force to 
exercise, within the Licensing Districts preceding 
their respective names, the authority conferred by sec- 
tion 19, subsection 1, of the ‘‘Liquor (Amendment) 
Act, 1905,’ from the dates specified, viz. : — 


Wee Waa—Hirst Class Constable Purr Monr, sta- 
_ tioned at Bulyeroi,—from the 10th August, 1910. 
Walgett—Virst Class Constable Pruirp Maar, sta- 
tioned at Bulyeroi,—from the 10th August, 1910. 
Coonamble—Constable Parrick JosrrH Watts, sta- 
ene at Tooraweenah,—from the Ist September, 
Molong—First Class Constable Artuur Grorgr 
Haroutp Rei, stationed at Cudal,—from the Ist 


September, 1910. 
JOHN GARLAND. 


CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has appointed the undermentioned 
gentlemen to the Commission 6f the Feace :— 


‘Wittiam Joun Hanna, Under Secretary, Department 


of Publi@ Works. 
Water Lesite Kasir, Returning Officer for the Elec- 
toral District of Bathurst, 
Henry Rosert Woourny, Returning Officer for tho 
Electoral District of Blayney. ; 
James TuHompson Gavet, Returning Oficer for the 
Electoral District of The Lachlan. 
Epwin Witiuiams, Returning Officer for the Electoral 
District of Newtown. 
iW. H. WOOD. 


. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. 5185 


COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has approved, under section 3 of 
the ‘‘Railway Service Superannuation Act, 1910,” of 
the following gentlemen being appointed Members of 
the Board constituted under that Act, for a term of 
five years, Viz. :-— 

The Honourable C. K. Macxertar, M.B., C.M., M.L.C. 
R. A. Warpen, Esquire, President, Government Savy- 
ings Bank of New South Wales. : ; 

D. GC. Srwpson, Esquire, Divisional Engineer, Railway 

Department. 
[E.M, 359] 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 

the Superintendent, Explosives Department—the Jn- 

spector-General of Police concurring—has approved of 
the undermentioned Police Officers being appointed 

Inspectors under the ‘‘Explosives Act, 1905,” viz. :— 

Constable Gsorar Hucu Prepen, stationed at Mullaley, 
—as from 10th August, 1910, vice First Class Con- 
stable James, transferred. 

Constable Ernest Duman Oswa pn, stationed at Terry 
Hie Hie,—as from 20th July, 1910, vice Senior- 
constable John Moran, deceased. 

Constable Grorgze Cuarites Rowrsy, stationed at Win- 
deyer,—as. from 26th July, 1910, vice Constable 
Albert Robert Small, transferred. 


[E.M. 355] T. WADDELL. 


[1835] Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 
Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 
“ PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1902.” 
1h is hereby notified, for public information, that the 
undermentioned gentlemen have been appointed Acting 
Inspectors under Regulation No, 70a of the abovenamed Act, 
for the sole purpose of issuing permits for sheep to travel 
frorn the Pastures Protection Districts named, viz. :— 
Forsers. ; 
G. Cousins, Grenfell, vice J. E. Gibbs, resigned. 
[1910-6,213-143 Stock] 
TaMWoOR?rH. 


Charles Rock, Dungowan. 
(1910 6,135-390 Stock] 


TENTERFI£LD. 
E. Hallum, Heydon, Bonshaw. 
[1910-6,309-390 Stock ] 
J. A. HOGUE. 


[1806] Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


E : 1S Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, has removed the name of 
Mr. William Nettleton trom the Commission of the 
Peace. 


W. H. WOOD. 


[1805] Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 
H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has been pleased to sub- 
stitute the name of Mr. Travers Burnell Rodd, of 


Tremayne, Manilla, for that of Mr. Travers Burrell 
Rodd, in the list of Justices of the Peace. 


W. H. WOOD. 


$$$ 


[1920] Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


Ee pursuance of the provisions of ggction 17 of the “ Pure 
A. Food Act, 1908,” His Excellency the Governor, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, and on the recommendation 
of the Board of Health hereby prohibits, from the date hereof 
the advertising or sale of an appliance known as Dr. J. A. 
Sherman Rupture Cure, consisting of an appliance and a lotion 
to be used in conjunction with such appliance. 


W. H. WOOD. 


5186 


[1786] Chief Secretary’s Office, 


Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 
DEAD BODY OF INFANT FOUND.—£25 REWARD. 


1] HEREAS on the 15th ultimo, the dead body of 
a newly-born male infant was found in a pond 
in Hyde Park: And whereas at an inquest held on 
the 25th idem, before the Deputy City Coroner, the 
following verdict was returned :—‘‘I declare and find 
that the said newly-born male infant, in Hyde Park, 
in the said city, district, and State, on the 15th 
day of August, 1910, was found dead without any 
marks of violence appearing upon his body: And I 
further find that he died from asphyxia by smother- 
ing, but how, when, where, or by what means he 
came to be smothered, the evidence adduced does not 
enable me to say.’’ Notice is hereby given that a 
reward of Twenty-five Pounds will be paid by Govern- 
ment for such information as shall establish the iden- 
tity of the said infant and afford proof of the manner 
by which his death was caused. This reward to remain 
in force for three months only. 
W. H. WOOD. 


Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 
ARSON.—£75 REWARD. 


ee eee on the 22nd ultimo, a building, situ- 
iy ated at Ashford, in the District of Inverell, 
the property of Patrick Halloran, and occupied by 
the Ashford Shire Council, was destroyed by fire: 
And whereas at an inguest held on the 26th idem, 
before the District Coroner, the following verdict was 
returned:—‘‘I do declare and find that the said 
premises, on the morning of the 22nd August, 1910, 
were totally destroyed by fire: And I further find 
that the premises, situated as aforesaid, were, on 
the said morning, feloniously and’ wilfully set on fire 
by some person or persons to me unknown.’ Notice 
is hereby given that a reward of Twenty-five Pounds 
will be paid by Government (in addition to rewards 
of Twenty-five Pounds each offered by the Managers 
of the Australian Alliance Assurance Company and 
the Sun Insurance Company, Sydney), for such infor- 
mation as shall lead to the apprehension and con- 
viction of the guilty person or persons. In addition 
to the above reward, His Excellency the Governor 
will be advised to extend a free pardon to any accom- 
plice, not being the person who actually caused the 
said fire, who shall first give such required informa- 


tion. This reward to remain in force for three months 
only. 

W. H. WOOD. 
[1633] Chief Secretary’s Office, 


Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 
DEAD BODY OF CHILD FOUND.—£25 REWARD. 


HEREAS on the 24th ultimo the dead body of a 
newly-born female child was found in the waters 
of Port Jackson, off Kirribilli Point: And whereas at 
an inquest held on the 3lst idem, before the City 
Coroner, the following verdict was returned :—‘‘I de- 
clare and find that the said female child, in the waters 
of Port Jackson, off Kirribilli Point, in the said dis- 
trict and State, on the 24th day of August, 1910, was 
found dead, but how, when, where, or by what means 
she came to her death the evidence adduced does not 
enable me to say.’’ Notice is hereby given that a 
reward of Twenty-five Pounds will be paid by Govern- 
ment for such information as shall establish the iden- 
tity of the said child, and afford proof of the manner 
by which its death was caused. This reward’ to remain 
in force for thres months only. 


W. H. WOOD. 


[1621] Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 
DEAD BODY OF CHILD FOUND.—£25 REWARD. 


Ay HEREAS on the 21st ultimo, the dead body of 
a newly-born female child was found at Cong 
Wong Bay, La Perouse, Sydney: And whereas at an 
inquest held on the 29th idem, before the City 
Coroner, the following verdict was returned :—‘‘I 
declare and find that the said newly-born female child, 
at Cong Wong Bay, La Perouse, in the said district 
and State, on the 21st day of August, 1910, was found 
dead without any merks of violence appearing on her 
body: And I further find that she died from asphyxia 
by smothering at her birth, but how, when, where, or 
by what means she came to be smothered the evidence 
adduced does not enable me to say.’’ Notice is hereby 
given that a reward of Twenty-five Pounds will be 
paid by Government for such information as shall 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 148. 


(21 Sxpr., 1910. 


| establish the identity of the said child and afford 


proof of the manner by which its.death was caused. 
this reward to remain in force for three months only. 


W. H. WOOD. 


Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 
Sydney, 21st September, 1910, 
ELECTION OF COMMONS TRUSTEES. 
Ny OTiee is hereby given that a communication has been 
LN received informing the Government that the under- 
mentioned gentlemen have been duly elected Trustees, under 
the Commons Regulation Act, of the following Common for 
the ensuing threes years :— 
BrvusuGRovz, 
» Rinkin, William. 
Henderson, Thomas. 
Cameron, Duncan Alexander, 
Pullen, Ernest. 
Yager, George Hrnest. 


J. A. HOGUE. 


[1896] 


[1309] Department of Public Instruction, 


Sydney, 25th August, 1910. 
NEW PUBLIC SCHOOLS. S 
Te is hereby notified, for general information, in 
accordance with the provisions of the 34th section 
of the ‘‘Public Instruction Act of 1880,’ that it.is pro- 
posed to establish Public Schools at 
BIsMUTH. 
CampEn Haven Upper. 
GoonUMBLA, 


J. A. HOGUE. 


[1470] Department of Public Instruction, 


Sydney, 380th August, 1910. 
NEW EVENING PUBLIC. SCHOOL. 
14 is hereby notified, for general information, in 
accordance with the provisions of the 34th sec- 
tion of the ‘“‘Public Instruction Act of 1880,” that it 
is proposed to establish. an Evening Public School at 
WALLSEND. 


J. A. HOGUE. 


[1667] Department of Public Instruction, 


Sydney, 5th September, 1910. 
NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL. 


it is hereby notified, for general information, in 
acordance with the provisions of the 34th section 
of the ‘Public Instruction Act of 1880,’ that it is 
proposed to establish a Public School at 


Momatone. 
J. A. HOGUE. 


ae) 


NOTIFICATION THAT THE COST OF THE COM- 
PLETED WORKS OF THE “BULLATALE 
CREEK WATER TRUST” HAS BEEN DETER- 
MINED BY THE MINISTER. 


W HEREAS by a_ notification published in the 
Government Gazette of the Ist day of June, 
1910, No. 88, it was notified that the works in respect 
of which’ the ‘‘Buillatale Creek Water Trust?’ was con- 
stituted had been completed, to the intent that, 
upon the notification thereof in the Gazette, the said 
Trust should take over the same, and the administra- 
tion and management thereof upon the terms and 
conditions prescribed, and should exercise all the 
powers contained in the ‘‘Water and Drainage Act, 
1902,’ and the ‘Water and Drainage and Artesian 
Wells (Amending) Act, 1906,’ except such as were 
conferred solely upon the Minister, and the interests 
and charges payable by the said Trust should com- 
mence to run: Now, I, the Honourable Carus 
Aurrip Lnr, the Secretary for Public Works for the 
time being in and for the Stato of New South Wales, 
in pursuance of the provisions of the said Acts, do 
hereby notify that I have determined that the cost of 
such completed works of the said Trust Was and is the 
sum of two thousand one hundred and seven pounds 
eleven shillings and ten pence (£2,107 11s. 10d.). 
Given under my Hand, at Sydney, this sixteenth 
day of September, one thousand nine hundred 
and ten, 
J. A. HOGUE, 
For Secretary for Public Works. 


[1768] 


‘the drains has taken place 


21 Sepr., 1910.] 


—__-——_— 


GOVERNMENT TRAMWAYS. 
tro BRon 
Notice of Confrmaticn of Plan and Bock of Reference. 


\ JITE reference to be 16 notice of the Minister for Public 
Works, dated 20th day of duly last, relative to the 
tuking of certain lands Ssoaed for the purpose of constructing 
a Tramway from Wayorley to Bronte, and to make and 
Stier ‘certafa works and conveniences in connection 
therewith: Notice is hereby given that, no valid objection 
having been made to the taking of the lands required for tho 
said ‘ramway, or to the erection of the said works, the said plan 
and book of reference have been duly confirmed by His Excei- 
leney the Governor, with the advice of the Hxecutive Council, 
in accordance with the “ Public Works Act, 1990, 


(us.) J. A. HOG OB, 


Constructing Authority. 


WAVERLEY rk. 


Tho ay of the Constructing Authority was affixed hereto 

t Sydney, this second day of ‘September, in the 

oh of our Lerd one thousand nine huudred and 
ten, in the pressnce of — 


Foun Portus. 


[1769] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 16th September, 1910. 


Is Excellency the Governor, 

4b the Wxecutive Council, has been pleased to ap- 
prove of the following By-laws, made by the Trustees 
of the “‘Talmoi Beare t,’? under section 35 


ater Trust, 
of the ‘‘Water and eae IBS Act, 1902.” 


A. HOGUE, 
For dnesice for Public Works. 


with the advice of 


By-naws made by the Trustees of the ‘“‘Talmoi Bore 
Water Trust,’ under section 85 of the “Water 
and Drainage Act, 1902.” 
Duties of Officers and Servants. 
1. The Secretary shall keep in a proper manner the 
books a avon in the Regulatio ong, and by the 
Minister, and shall balance the books on Ist. Feb- 


ruary and Ist August in each year, at id forward copy 
£ the balance-sheet to all ratepayers. 


9. The Secretary shall initiate legal proceedings, 
without further reference to the Trustees, for the 
recovery of rates remaining unpaid after thirty days 
; ssessment. 


8. The maintenance-man shall be responsible to the 
ecretary, and shall report to him, and take instruc- 
tions from that officer only. Ee : shall ride the drains 
as instructed, and shall maintain ithe works in proper 
working order. He shall report to the Secretary if 
at any “time unauthorised ahatract! on of water from 
He shall submit a time- 
sheet at end of each month on forms provided for 
the purpose, showing locality and nature of work per- 
formed each day; also report generally on condition 
of drains. The Secretary shall then report to the 
Trustees. 


Regulating the Supply of Water from, and the use of, the Works of 
the Trust. 

The flow from the bore shall not be interfered 
me increased, diminished, or stopped, except by 
officers of the Trustees, upon the Trustees’ instruc- 
tions. Such instructions shall be adopted at a meet- 
ing of the Trustees. 

Notice of the intention to increase, diminish, or 
pe the flow of water from the bore shall be given 
to the acelin twenty-four hours before the flow 
is alter 


6. eel by permission of the Trustees, ratepayers 
shall not alter any drain, regulator, or other work, 
cr interfere in any way with the flow of water. 


7. Should any ratepayer desire to fill or replenish with 
water from the drains, a tank, or other excavation, 
he shall first obtain the permission of the Trustees, 
and such tank or éxeavation shall only be filied or 
replenished at times to be stated by the Trustees. 


8. Where no penalty is prescribed for any breach 
of these by-laws, the penalty for any such breach 
shall be not exceeding ten pounds. 

Given under our respective hands, at Moree, at 


an ordinary meeting of the said Trustees, 
this 8th day of August, 1910. 


R. EF. JENKINS, Appointed Trustee. 


JOHN SHAW, ‘ 
JACK MACKENZIE, § Elected Trustecs. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT i am No, 148, 


5187 


cre we ok 2 ba Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 16th September, 1910. 


I rs Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Lixecutive Council, has been pleased to ap- 
prove of the following By- laws, made by the Trustees 


of the ‘“‘Tuppal Creek Water Trust,’’? under section 
35 of the ‘‘Water and Drainage Act, 1902.” 


J. A. HOGUE, 
For Minister for Public Works, 


That By-law 1 (published in the Government Gazette 
of 9th Dever bar, 1908, No. 139) be Pepesind and the 


following substituted :— 


“The Seeretary shall keep in a proper manner 
the books prescribed in the regulations, and 
by the Minister, and shall balance the books 
en 29th April and 29th Octcber in each year.”’ 


‘WATER RIGHTS ACT, 1902.” 


Apprication No. 104, Tamworte Lanp Boarp 
Drsrricr, 


i hs accordance with the provisions of the ‘Water 

Rights Act, 1902,’’ it is hereby notified that the 
following report, has been presented to me regarding 
the result of an inquiry into the application of Julius 
EK. Speers for a License under Section 10 of the said 
Act, in respect of a pump on the Peel River, portion 
258, parish of Attunga, county of Inglis. 


J. A. HOGUE, 
For Minister for Public Works. 


Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 16th September, 1910. 


DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD. 


New South Walt, \ 
to Wi 


Wuernas on the 6th day of July, 1910, it became a 
matter for in vestigation before us upon an applica- 
i ion made by Julius Ewaid Speers for a license, under 
Seotion 10 of the Water Rights Act, 1902, to erect a 
pump on the Peel River on portion 253 and allotments 
1 and 2 of Section 35 (suburban to village Moore), 
Parish Attunga, County Inglis; and having taken 
evidence and inquired into the said matter, we find 
and report: (1) the matter is duly before us; (2) 
due publicity has been given to the proposal; (3) 
objection to the work has not been_received nor 
found to exist; (4) applicant, Julius Ewald Speers, 
is the occupier of the land whereon the subject work 
is proposed to be constructed or used; (5) we recom- 
mend the issue of a license for a pump in the position 
shown on Exhibit ‘‘B’’ for a term of five (5) years. 
Special conditions as set out in Exhibit ‘‘H.” 


No appearances. 


Given under our Hands, at the Land Board 
Court Room, at Tamworth, in the State of 
nae South Wales, this 6th day of July, 


a el 


. J. HALLIDAY, Chairman. 


M. G. CUNNINGHAM, 
THOS. M. NEWMAN, t Members.. 


The Conditions referred to. 


(1) That the Minister for Public Works «’:all have the 
power to regulate or absolutely stop all pumping 
operations should he at any time tiink or deem 
it necessary to do so in the public interests. 


(2) That the Minister for Public Works shall have the 
power on giving the holder of the license or occu- 
pier of the site of the work, six months’ notice 
to cancel, revoke, or withdraw the license, at any 
time if necessary or desirable, in connection with 
any scheme that may be formulated for the im- 
provement of the Peel River, or in connection 
with the constitution of a Trust for the manage- 
ment of that River. 


(3) That no compensation shall be payable by the 
Crown in eed yg of such cancellation, revocation, 
or withdrawal to any person whomsoever. [1785] 


5188 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. [21 Sepr., 1910. 
(1459) : Department of Public Works, for the year 1905 was complete so far as the infor- 


Sydney, 5th September, 1910. 


ie is hereby notified, for public information, under 
the provisions of section 144, subsection 5, of the 
‘Public Works Act, 1900,” that it is intended to con- 
struct a line of Tramway from Military-road, North 
Sydney, to Cremorne Point, in accordance with the 
plans and books of reference prepared in connection 
with the said line, which are now to be seen in the 
Office of the Constructing Authority, Phillip-street, 
Sydney, and at the Office of the Clerk of Petty Ses- 


sions, North Sydney. 
J. A. HOGUE, 


Constructing Authority. 


GOVERNMENT TRAMWAYS. 
Mititary-RoaD, NortH Sypney, to Cremorne Pornt. 


dt is hereby notified that the construction of a 
Tramway from Military-road, North Sydney, to 
Cremorne Point (commencing at a point marked A 
on plan, and terminating at a point marked B on 
plan, being a distance of 1 mile 47 chains 71°21 links), 
has been duly authorised under the provisions of ‘‘The 
Cremorne Tramway Act, 1909,’ and there is now open 
for inspection, at the Office of the Minister for Public 
Works, the said Minister being the Constructing 
Authority for the said line, a plan of the said line 
and of the lands through which it will pass, together 
with a book of reference, in which are set forth a 
description of the said lands and the names of the 
owners and proprietors thereof, so far as the same can 
be ascertained. Ail persons, therefore, who may he 
interested in the said lands to be affected by the said 
line are hereby required to forward to the said Con- 
structing Authority, within one month from the first 
date of the publication thereof, a notice in writing 
of any objection that may appear to them to exist 
to the adoption of the said line, or any part thereof, 
or to any of the works proposed in connection there- 
with.—Dated at Sydney, this fifth day of September, 
in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred 
and ten. 
(L.8.) J. A. HOGUE. 
Constructing Authority. 


The Seal of the Constructing Authority was affixed 
hereto at Sydney, this fifth day of September, 
1910, in presence of— 


JoHN Porrvs. 


oa 


[1458] 


[1710] Department of Taxation, 
Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 
In the matter of the ‘Land and Income Tax Assess- 
ment Act of 1895,’ the ‘‘Income Tax Act, 1895,”’ 
and the Acts amending the same. 


Nee is hereby given that, in pursuance of the 

provisions of the abovenamed Acts, the Com- 
missioners of Taxation did, on the 12th April, 1904, 
certify the Assessment Book in respect of Income Tax 
for the year 1904 was complete so far as the informa- 
tion then at their disposal permitted, and _ they 
appointed Friday, the 15th day of April, 1904, as the 
day on which sueh Income Tax should be due and 
payable. 

After certifying as aforesaid, the Commissioners 
added to the said Assessment Book the assessment 
and all other necessary particulars in respect of certain 
Incomes, which, after so certifying, they had up tothe 
ke June, 1910, ascertained to be liable to Income 

ax. 

The Commissioners have now further added to the 
said Assessment Bock the assessment and all other 
necessary particulars in respect of certain Incomes, 


which, since the 15th June, 1910, they have up to— 


this date ascertained to be liable to Income Tax. 

And for such last-mentioned assessments the Com- 
missioners do hereby appoint Thursday, 22nd Septem- 
ber, 1910, as the day on which such Income Tax shall 
be due and payable. 


L. 8S. SPILLER, Commissioners 
R. N. JOHNSON, ‘ of 
J. W. HOLLIMAN, Taxation. 


— 


[1711] 


Department of Taxation, 
Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


In the matter of the “Land and Income Tax Assess- 
ment Act of 1895,” the ‘Income Tax Act, 1895,” 
and the Acts amending the same. 


Nes hereby given that, in pursuance of the 
_ provisions of the abovenamed Acts, the Com- 
missioners of Taxation did,.on the 11th April, 1905, 
certify the Assessment Book in respect of Income Tax 


mation then at their disposal permitted, and they 
appointed Thursday, the 14th day of April, 1905, as 
the day on which such Income Tax should be due and 
payable. 

After certifying as aforesaid, the Commissioners 
added to the said Assessment Book the assessment 
and all other necessary particulars in respect of certain 
Incomes, which, after so certifying, they had up to the 
15th June, 1910, ascertained to be liable to Income 
Tax. 

The Commissioners have now further added to the 
said Assessment Book the assessment and all other 
necessary particulars in respect of certain Incomes, 
which, since the 15th June, 1910, they have up to 
this date ascertained to be lable to Income Tax. 

And for such last-mentioned assessments the Com- 
missioners do hereby appoint Thursday, 22nd Septem- 
ber, 1910, as the day on which such Income Tax shall 
be due and payable. 


L. §. SPILLER, ) ero R es 
R. N. JOHNSON, of 
J. W. HOLLIMAN, ) Taxation. 


[1712] Department of Taxation, 
Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


In the matter of the ‘Land and Income Tax Assess- 
ment Act of 1895,”’ the ‘“‘Income Tax Act, 1895,” 
and the Acts amending the same. 
OTICEH is hereby given that, in pursuance of the 

provisions of the abovenamed Acts, the Com- 


missioners of Taxation did, on the 10th April, 1906, 


certify the Assessment Book in respect of Income Tax 
for the year 1906 was complete so far as the informa- 
tion then at their disposal permitted, and they 
appointed Thursday, the 12th day of April, 1906, as the 
day on which such Income lax should be due and 
payable. 


After certifying as aforesaid, the Commissioners 
added to the said Assessment Book the assessment and 
all other necessary particulars in respect of certain 
Incomes, which, atter so certifying, they had up to the 
24th August, 1910, ascertained to be liable to Income 
Tax. 

The Commissioners have now further added to the 
said Assessment Book the assessment and all other 
necessary particulars in respect of certain Incomes, 
which, since the 24th August, 1910, they have up to 
this date ascertained to be liable to Income Tax. 

And for such last-mentioned assessments the Com- 
missioners do hereby appoint Thursday, 22nd Septem- 
ber, 1910, as the day on which such Income’ Tax shall 
be due and payable. 

L. S. SPILLER, Commissioners 
R. N. JOHNSON, of 
J. W. HOLLIMAN, Taxation. 


[1713] Department of Taxation, 


Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


In the matter of the ‘‘Land and Ineome Tax Assess- 
ment Act of 1895,”’ the ‘‘ Income Tax Aet, 1895,’ 
and the Acts amending the same. 


OTICE is hereby given that, in pursuance of the 
provisions of the abovenamed Acts, the Com- 
missioners of Taxation did, on the 10th April, 1907, 
certify the Assessment Book in respect of Income Tax 
for the year 1907 was complete so far as the infor- 
mation then at their disposal permitted, and they 
appointed Saturday, the 13th day of April, 1907, as 
the day on which such Income Tax should be due and 
payable. 


ter certifying as aforesaid, the Commissioners 
added to the said Assessment Book the assessment and 
all other necessary particulars in respect of certain 
Incomes, which, after so certifying, they had up to the 
ae August, 1910, ascertained to be liable to Income 
ax. 


The .Commissioners have now further added to the 
said Assessment Book the assessment and all other 
necessary particulars in respect of certain Incomes, 
which, since the 24th August, 1910, they have up to 
this date ascertained to be liable to Income Tax. 


And for such last-mentioned assessments the Com- 
missioners do hereby appoint Thursday, 22nd Septem- 
ber, 1910, as the day on which such Income Tax shall 
be due and payable. = 


L. 8S. SPILLER, — gen 


R. N. JOHNSON, of 
J. W. HOLLIMAN, Taxation, 


= 


at 


z 


—- 


21 Supr., 1910.] 


See 


[1714] Department of Taxation, 
Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 
In the matter of the ‘‘Land and Income Tax Assess- 
ment Act of 1895,” the ‘‘Income ax Act, 1895,’’ 
and the Acts amending the same. 


“nt plone is hereby given that, in pursuance of the 
provisions of the abovenamed Acts, the Com- 
missioners of Taxation did, on the 8th April, 1908, 
certify the Assessment Book in respect of Incomn Tax 
for the year 1908 was complete so far as the informa- 
tion then at their disposal permitted, and they 
appointed Saturday, the lith day of April, 1908, as 
the day on which such Income Tax should be due and 
payable. 

After certifying as aforesaid, the Commissioners 
added to the said Assessment Bool the assessment and 
all other necessary particulars in respect of certain 
Incomes, which, after so certifying, they had up to the 
24th August, 1910, ascertained to be liable to Income 
Tax. 

The Commissioners have now further added to the 
said Assessment Book the assessment and all other 
necessary particulars in respect of certain Incomes, 
which, since the 24th August, 1910, they have up to 
this date ascertained to be liable to Income Tax. 

And for such last-mentioned assessments the Com- 
missioners do hereby appoint Thursday, 22nd Septem- 
ber, 1910, as the day on which such Income Tax shall 
be due and payable. 


L. S. SPILLER, ea 


R. N. JOHNSON, of 
J. W. HOLLIMAN, Taxation. 


[1715] Department of Taxation, 


Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


In the matter of the ‘and and Income Tax Assess- 
ment Act of 1895,’ the ‘“‘Income Tax Act, 1895,” 
and the Acts amending the same. 


WNowdce is hereby given that, in pursuance of the 

provisions of the abovenamed Acts, the Com- 
missioners of Taxation did, on the 7th April, 1909, 
certify the Assessment Book in respect of Income Tax 
for the year 1909 was complete so far as the infor- 
mation then at their disposal permitted, and they 
appointed Saturday, the 10th day of April, 1909, as 
the day on which such Income Tax should be due and 
payable. 

After certifying as aforesaid, the Commissioners 
added to the said Assessment Book the assessment 
and all other necessary particulars in respect of certain 
Incomes, which, after so certifying, they had up to the 
att August, 1910, ascertained to be liable to Income 

ax. 

The Commissioners have now further added to the 

said Assessment Book the assessment and all other 
necessary particulars in respect of certain Incomes, 
which, since the 24th August, 1910, they have up to 
this date ascertained to be liable to Income Tax. 
_ And for such last-mentioned assessments the Com- 
missioners do hereby appoint Thursday, 22nd Septem- 
ber, 1910, as the day on which such Income Tax shall 
be due and payable. 


L. §. SPILLER, 


R. N. JOHNSON, 
J. W. HOLLIMAN, 


of 


Commissioners 
Taxation. 


[1716] Department of Taxation, 


Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


In the matter of the ‘and and Income Tax Assess- 
ment Act of 1895,’’ the “Income Tax Act, 1895,” 
and the Acts amending the same. 


aNEOETOR is hereby given that, in pursuance of the 
provisions of the abovenamed Acts, the Com 
missioners of Taxation did, on the 6th April, 1910, 
certify the Assessment Book in respect of Income Tax 
for the year 1910 was complete so far as the informa- 
tion then at their disposal permitted, and they 
appointed Saturday, the 9th April, 1910, as the 
day on which such Income Tax should be due and 
payable. 

After certifying as aforesaid, the Commissioners 
added to the said Assessment Book the assessment and 
all other necessary particulars in respect of certain 
Incomes, which, after so certifying, they had up to the 
24th August, 1910, ascertained to be liable ‘to Income 
Tax. 

The Commissioners have now further added to the 
said Assessment Book the assessment and all other 
necessary particulars in respect of certain Incomes, 
which, since the 24th August, 1910, they have up to 
this date ascertained to be liable to Income Tax. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. 


5189 


And for such last-mentioned assessments the Com- 
missioners do hereby appoint Thursday, 22nd Septem- 
ber, 1910, as the day on which such Income Tax shall 
be due and payable. 

L. S. SPILLER, ee 


R..N. JOHNSON, of 
J. W. HOLLIMAN, Taxation. 


ACT OF PARLIAMENT ASSENTED TO. 


[1911] Legislative Council Office, 

Sydney, ldth September, 1910. 
i is hereby notified, for general information, that 
His !xcellency the Governor has, in the name and 
on behalf of His Majesty, this day assented to the 
undermentioned Act passed by the Legislative Council 
and Legislative Assembly of New South Wales in 

Parliament assembled, viz. :— 

No. 20, 1910. ‘‘An Act to incorporate, regulate, and 
otherwise promote the objects of the Royal North 
Shore Hospital of Sydney; to amend the Public 
Hospitals Act, 1898; and for purposes consequent 
thereon or incidental thereto.’’ 


JOHN J. CALVERT, 
Clerk of the Parliaments. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT TRAM- 
WAYS. 
EXtTENSION—PLATTSBURG TO WEST WALLSEND. 


OTICE is hereby given that on and after the 19th 
September, 1910, a further length of tramway, 
commencing at Nelson-street, Plattsburg, and running 
via Kemp-strect, Main-road, Young Wallsend, Hstell- 
ville, Helmesville, Teralba-road, and terminating at 
West Wallsend, being a distance of 7 miles 44 chains, 
will be open for the conveyance of passengers, at the 
following adult fares :— 


Between Plattsburg terminus and Wallsend 


COP a. Pit <P ae se woe eds 
Between Wallsend ‘‘G’’ Pit and Miller’s 
Wharf road ... id. 


Between Miller’s Wharf road and Young 


Wallsend Colliery ... Aap ie Meads 
Between Young Wallsend Colliery and Estell- 

waultsy. Uae Ae? dr aa He, moar ol 
Between Estellville and West Wallsend ter- 

minus ... ae ae rf, Rak Borsa aol 


Funeral Rates—Newcastle Lines. 


The charge for each corpse carried in special funeral 
hearses over any portion of the Newcastle Lines, 
Plattsburg to West Wallsend excepted, to be ten 
shillings, and between any point between Plattsburg 
and West Wallsend, to or from Newcastle, to be 
fifteen shillings. 


Combined tickets available on day of issue. from 
section on which funeral party joins the tram to Sand- 
gate Cemetery and return, are issued at the following 
rates :— 

Newcastle Lines, exclusive of Plattsburg—West 
A a Line—First Class, 2s. ; second Class, 
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Inclusive of West Wallsend Line—First Class, 
2s. 6d.; Second Class, ls. 6d. 


And further, that the existing by-laws regulating 
the use of the Government Tramways are hereby 
extended _to the said length of tramway, terminating 
at West Wallsend. 


T. R. JOHNSON, 


[1808] Chief Commissioner. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS. 
ExtEension—Cowra to CANOWINDRA. 


TOTICEH is hereby given that on and after the 19th 
5s September, 1910, a further length of railway, com- 
mencing at Cowra, and terminating at Canowindra, 
being a distance of 23 miles 51 chains, will be open, for 
the conveyance of pasengers, parcels luggage, goods, 
and live stock, at the rates or tolls specified under By- 
laws Nos. 372 and 373, approved on 10th June, 1910, 
and 2ist June, 1910, respectively. And further, that 
the existing by-laws, governing the use of the Govern- 
ment Railways, are hereby extended to the said length 
of railway, terminating at Canowindra. 
T. R. JOHNSON, 


[1809] Chief Commissioner. 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 
AND TRAMWAYS. 
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does hereby make the following By-law, and all pre- 


Toronto Line: Passenger Fares and Coaching Rates. 


For the purpose of computing coaching rates and 
fares, ‘loronto will be included in the Newcastle 
Suburban Area (shown on page 6 of By-law 371, dated 
ist July, 1910). All coaching rates and fares will be 
computed on the through mileage from starting point 
to: destination. 

Rate fer Sulphurie Acid. 

The rate for sulphuric acid in drums hauled be- 
tween Newcastle and Murrurundi will be 19s. 3d. per 
ton, conditionally wpon not less than 7 tons being 
loaded into such four-wheeled truck. The drums, 
when empty, will be returned to the sending station 
free of charge. 

Rate for Conerete Steel. 


The maximum rate for articles made of concrete 
steel will be ‘““B” class in 5-ton lots; smaller quan- 
tities, ‘‘C’’ class rate and ecnditions. 

Fate for Cider. 

Cider in bulk or cases (when in jars, owner’s risk) 
will be charged 2nd class rate and conditions. When 
made within the Commonwealth, and lots of not less 
than 1 ton are ferwarded, ‘‘A”” class rate will be 
eharged, 

T, R. JOHNSON, | 
Chief Commissioner. 


Cominon Seal of the Chief Commissioner for 
Railways and Tramways was hereunto affixed 
this tenth day of September, in the year of 
our Lord, 1910, in the presence of,— 
J. S. SPURWAY, 
Secretary. 

Approved by the Governor-in-Council on the 13th 
day of September, 1910. 

F, A, Coguian, 


For the Clerk of the Council. _ 
[1783] 


The 


HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 
Notice to Lay Service PIrss. 


Notice to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated 
in— 

Waratah: Elizabeth-street, from end of existing main 
to Bull-street; Bull-street, from Hlizabeth-street 
to Barton-street, 


(pae main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down the owner or occupier, or mortgagee (as 
the case may be) of all tenenments and premises situ- 
ated as above is hereby required, on or before the 27th 
October, 1910, to cause a proper pipe and stopcocks 
to be laid, so as to supply water from the main pipe 
to such tenements and premises, 


By order cf the Board, 
ALFRED E. FRY, 


Boards Offices, Neweastle, Secretary. 
[1717] 


8th September, 1910. 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
341 Pitt-street, Sydney, 
26th August, 1910. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Noticn To THE Owners or TENEMENTS AND 
PREMISES IN— 

Alexandria: Kuston-street, from Huntley-street south- 
westerly 450 yards. 

Bearley : Harrow-road, from Connemara-street to 
Washington-street ; Union-street, from Grantham- 
street to Warialda-street; Henry street, from 
Webber’s-road north-easterly 153 yards; Albyn- 
street, from existing main to Forrest-road; Car- 


rington-street, from Northbrook-street north- 
westerly 285 yards. : 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148, 


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{21 Supr., 1910, 


Burwood: Weldon-street, 
existing main. 


Canterbury: Godfrey-street, from Peel-street to 
Taylor-street ; Moreton-street, from Godfrey-street 
south-easterly $813 yards; ‘Taylor-street, ‘from 
Godfrey-street south-easterly 463 yards; Alice- 
street, from Lakemba-street southerly 157 yards; 
Lakemba-street, from HErnest-street to Alice- 
street; The Boulevarde, from Punchbowl-road to 
The Broadway; Summerfield-avenue, from Can- 
terbury-road to Harp-street; Punchbowl-road, 
from ‘he Boulevarde southerly 53 yards; Sixth- 
avenue, from Wighth-avenue to Ninth-avenue; 
Beamish-street, from Seventh-avenue te Byron- 
street. 


from existing main to 


Drummoyne: Longview-street, from Great North 
read westerly 90 yards. 
Eastwood: Corunna-road, from  Balaclava-road to 


Vimiera-road; Railway-parade, from Blaxland- 
road to Hthel-street. ; 

Glebe: Bay-street, from Parramatta-road to Francis- 
street ; I'rancis-street, from Bay-street westerly 71 
yards. 

Hurstville: Station-street, from existing main to 
Boundary-road; Boundary-road from Universal, 
street to- Station-street; Universal-street, from 
existing main to Boundary-road; Queen’s-parade, 
from existing main north-easterly 118 yards. 

Hornsby Shire: Dartford-road, from Milson’s-parade 
northerly 270 yards. 

Kogarah: Wyipress-street, from existing main south- 
easterly 76 yards. 

Kuring-gai Shire: Boundary-street, from Clive-street 
to existing main; Cyril-street, from Clive-street 
easterly 428 yards; Clive-street, from Boundary- 
strect to Oyril-street; Greengate-street, from 
existing main north-easterly 76 yards. 

Manly: Griffin-street, from George-street westerly 03 
yards. 

Marrickville: Newington-road, from Middleton-street 

to Bright-street. 

North Sydney: Queen’s-avenue, 
nortnerly 56 yards. 

Paddington: Neild’s-avenue, from Glenview-street to 
Lawson-street ; Lawson-street, from existing main 
to Neild’s-avenue. 

Randwick: Victoria-street, from Raglan-street to 
Treton-street, 
Rockdale: Marshall-street,from existing main easterly 

162 yards; Hegarty-street, from The Avenue wes- 
terly 125 yards; The Avenue, from Frederick- 
street to Hegarty-street; The Esplanade, from 
existing main to O’Neil-street Hirst-street, from 

Hdward-street to existing main. 

Ryde: Weaver-street, from Searle-street south-wes- 
terly 56 yards; Rutledge-street, from Shaftesbury- 
road westerly 119 yards; Great North road, from 
Blaxland-road northerly 349 yards; Cox’s-road, 
from Cressy-road south-easterly 198 yards. 

Sydney: City-road, from Parramatta-road to Cleve- 


from Princes-street 


land-street; Quay-street, from existing main to 


George-street ; Yurong-lane, from Crown-lane to 
Riley-street; Bowman-street, from existing main 
to Banks-street ; Banks-street, from Bowman-street 
northerly 27 yards; St. Kilda lane, from Palmer- 
street to Egan-lane; Egan-lane from St. Kilda 
lane to Spence-lane; Spence-lane, from Bourke- 
street to Hean-lane. 

Willoughby: Tingah-street, from existing main nor- 
therly 89 yards; Alpha-street, from existing main 
to existing main; Dalton-street, from Albert- 
avenue to Victoria-avenue; Waratah-street, from 
Archer-street to Spearman-street; Darling-street, 


from existing main southerly 89 yards; Chats- - 


wood-avente, from Victoria-avenue to McQuarie- 


street; Albert-avenue, from Robinson-street wes- 


terly 74 yards; Robinson-street, from existing 


main to Albert-avenue. 

Woollahra: Bellevue-road, from existing main to 
Riddle-street; Balfour-road, from existing main 
to Rivers-road; Rivers-road, from existing main 
to Bellevue-road ; Rivers-road, from existing main 
to Victoria-road. 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipel. 


pas main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
! down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated as above, are hereby required, on or before 
the 12th day of Octeber next, to cause a proper pipe 
and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water from 
the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 
D. C. ROBERTSON, 
Inspector to the Board of 


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Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
341 Pitt-street, Sydney, 
16th September, 1910. 


NOTICH TO LAY SERVICH PIPES. 


NoTIcE TO THE OWNERS OF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN-— 


Baulkham Hills Shire: Pennant Hills road, from Lane 

' . Cove road westerly 1,445 yards; Pennant Hills 
road, from existing main to Great North road; 
Baulkham Hills road, from Great North road 
westerly 641 yards; Baulkham Hills road, from 
existing main to tram terminus. 

Bexley: Caledonian-street, from 
north-easterly 241 yards. 


Canterbury: Canterbury Trust road, from existing 
main to Belmore-road; Belmore-road, from Can- 
terbury Trust road southerly 799 yards. 

City: Mount-street, from John-street southerly 193 
yards. 

Dundas; Cox’s-road, from Pennant Hills road south- 
erly 750 yards. 

Drummoyne: Westbourne-street, from existing main 
to Marlborough-street ; Lenore-street, from Brent- 
street north-easterly 250 yards; Brent-street, from 
Lyons-road_to Lenore-street; Irene-street, from 
Great North road south-westerly 266 yards. 


Hornsby Shire: Forbes-street, from Ashley-street 
southerly 145 yards; Florence-street, from Albert- 
street easterly 184 yards; Muriel-street, from 
Fiorence-street southerly 80 yards; Muriel-street, 
from May-street to Linda-strect.’ 

Hunter's Hill: Prince Edward parade, from existing 
main to Gladstone-avenue. ; 

Kuring-gai Shire: Wdward-street, from existing main 
to Hmily-street; Railway-avenue, from Coonan- 
barra-road easterly 107 yards; Braeside-street, 
from Grosvenor-street easterly 256 yards. 


Kogarah:  Railway-parade, from Gladstone-street 
northerly 98 yards; Gladstone-street from Victor- 
street to Railway-parade ; Ocean-street, from exist- 
ing main to Kogarah-road; Alice-street, from 
Railway-parade to Barsby’s-avenue; Barsby’s- 
avenue, from existing main to Alice-street; Alice- 
street, from Barsby’s-avenue to Rutland-street; 
Rutland-street, from Alice-street to Andover- 
street; Andover-street, from existing main to 
Rutland-street ; Plimsoll-street, from Nelson-street 
southerly 273 yards. 

Lane Cove: Little-street, from Longueviile-road south- 
erly 374 yards; Anglo-road, from existing main 
southerly 76 yards; William Edward street, from 
existing main to Ann-street. 

Mosman: Weolseley-street, from existing main easterly 
249 yards. 

Marrickville: Smidmore-road, from existing main to 

_ Cooper-street. . 

Newtown: Norfolk-street, from White Horse street to 
Angel-street. . 

North Sydney: Uliliwa-road, from Waters-road_ to 
Benelong-read; Walker-street, from Lavender- 
street, to right-of-way; right-of-way from Wal- 
ker-street westerly 81 yards; Elamang-avenue, 
from existing main to existing main; Belmont- 
avenue, from existing main westerly 156 yards; 
PAE Bere, from existing main westerly 28 
yards... 

Randwick: Avoca-street, from Harl-street to Orange- 
street; Pine-street, from Market-street to Fig- 
tree-avenue. 

Rockdale: Aibert-street, from Spring-street southerly 
143 yards. 

Ryde: Lane Cove road, from Great North road north- 
easterly 902 yards. 

St. Peters: Gannon-street, from existing main south- 
easterly 96 yards; Edwin-street, from Gannon- 
street to Rose-street. 

Vaucluse: Wentworth-road, from existing main west- 
erly 161 yards. 

Willoughby: | Holland-street, 
x0rtherly 166 yards. 


Waverley: Dudley-street, from Bondi-road to Fletcher- 
street ; Andrews-avenue, from Glen-street easterly 
94 yards; Coulton-street, from Watson-street east- 
erly 102 yards; Grove-street, from Watson-street 
easterly 103 yards. 

Woollahra: New South Head road, from Kent-road 
westerly 86 yards; Kent-street, from existing main 
southerly 98 yards; Cranbrook-road, from existing 
main to Vietoria-road. 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 60 
yards from the main pipe]. 


Glengarne-street 


from Mowbray-road 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. 


5191 


af Ese: main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated as above, are hereby required on or before 
the 2nd.day of November next, to cause a proper pipe 
and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water from 
the main pipe te such tenements and premises. 


D. C. ROBERTSON, 
Taspecter to the Board’ of Water Supply, 
[1799] and Sewerage. 


PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


7Y{HE Public Service Board invite applications for 

the following positions. Applications should be 
made on a form for the purpose, obtainable at the 
Office of the Board or from Clerks of Petty Sessions 
in country districts, and should reach the undersigned 
not later than the date specified : — 


26TH Serrempyr, 1910. 


Formman, temporarily required, experienced in arte- 
sian drilling operations, to take charge of a boring 
plant in the Western Division. Pay will be £6 5s. 
per week. 

Survey Drarrssan (temporary) required in the 
Pubie Works Department. Pay, £200 per annum. 


47H Ootoznr, 1910. 


AgrostoLogist, Department of Agriculture. The 
salary of the position, which is in the Professional 
Division, is'at the rate of £300 per annum, with 
range to £350 per annum. This Officer will have 
to initiate and carry out experiments with grasses 
and other fodder plants; both indigenous and 
exotic, and advise farmers and graziers as_ to 
grasses, pastures, fodder plants, trees, and other 
products of economic value; to conduct experi- 
ments in cross-fertilisation of native grasses and 
fodder plants. Suitable applicants already per- 
manently employed in the Public Service will re- 
ceive first consideration. 

Poraro Exererr (temporarily required), Department 
of Agriculture, with pay at the rate of £200 per 
annum. Applicants will require to have a 
thorough practical experience of potato growing, 
and a knowledge of the diseases affecting potatoes 
and their remedies. ; 

Assistant OrcHarpist (temporary), Wagga Wagga 
Experiment Farm, Department of Agriculture. 
The rate of pay is £75 per annum, with board 
and lodging. Applicants must have had practical 
experience in general orchard work, including 
pruning of trees, spraying, and handling fruit. 

ENGineeriIne DrarrsmMANn (temporary) required in the 

. Department of Public Works, Pay will be at the 
rate of £290 to £220 per annum, according to the 
qualifications of the applicant selected for em- 
ployment. 


171tH OcropEr, 1910, 


Inspector AND INSTRUCTOR IN Mixep Farmine; two 
positions (Department of Agriculture). The salary 
will be at the rate of £260 per annum in each 
case. The appointments will be on probation for 
six months. Candidates must be in good health 
and not more than 40 years of age. They should 
have had such education in the Science of Agri- 
culture as will equip them for writing articles for 
the ‘‘Agricultural Gazette,” and preparing 
Bulletins for the instruction of farmers. They 
will be required to give lectures and practical 
demonstrations, with the object of improving 
agricultural methods in the districts in which 
they mey be placed. 

By order of the Board, 


R. A. GILFILLAN, 
Secretary. 


PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


“¥° HE Publie Service Board invite applications from 
4 Officers already permanently employed in. the 
Public Service for the undermentioned position :— 


Accountant, Immigration and Tourist Bureau. The 
salary of the position, which is in the Clerical 
Division, is to be at the rate of £220 per annum. 
Applications should be forwarded through the 
Head of the Department in which the applicant 
is employed, in-time to reach the Board not later 
than the 80th September instant. 


By order of the Board, 


R. A. GILFILLAN, 
Secretary. 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. [21 Supr., 1910. 


[1913] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 


Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


HE following Award of the Metropolitan Water 
and Sewerage (General Workers) Board, consti- 
tuted for the industry of all employees of the Metro- 
politan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage not 
already included under existing Boards or Awards, 
excepting all the members of the professional. and 
clerical staffs of the said Board, and all casual em- 
ployees of the said Board who have not been con- 
tinuously such for a period of twelve months or more, 
varying the Award of the Board of the 23rd day of 
June, 1910, and published in Government Gazette No. 
105 of the Ist. day of July, 1910, is, by direction of the 
Attorney-General, published in accordance with the 
provisions of section 29 of the ‘‘Industrial Disputes 


Act, 2908-7 
G. C. ADDISON, 
Industrial Registrar. 


METROPOLITAN WATER AND SEWERAGE 
(GENERAL WORKERS) BOARD. 


VARIATION oF AWARD, 


THE Metropolitan Water and Sewerage (General 
Workers) Board, having heard the application of Mr. 
W. Macpherson, on behalf of the employees, to vary 
the Award of the said Board of the 1st of July, 1910; 
and having heard the objections thereto, doth award, 
determine, and direct as follows :—- 


The Award of the Metropolitan Water and Sewerage 
(General Workers) Board of the first day of July, one 
thousand nine hundred and ten, is hereby varied in 
the following manner, that is to say :— 

Clause 1, paragraph 3, is varied by omitting all the 
words after ‘“‘blasting’’ and inserting the following 
words, ‘‘in any sewer trench in or other trench where 
the total depth is over 4 feet from the surface.” 
Clause 1, paragraph 4, is varied by inserting after 
the word ‘‘trench’? the words ‘‘other than sewer 
trench,’”’ by omitting the figure ‘‘6’’ and inserting the 
figure ‘‘4,”’ and by omitting all the words after ‘‘feet.”’ 

Clause 1, paragraph 7, 1s varied by inserting atter 
the words ‘‘taken on’”’ the words ‘‘under the age of six- 
teen years,’ and by omitting the word ‘workshops’ 
and inserting the word ‘‘service.’’ 

Clause 1 is also varied by adding the following para- 
graphs to the clause :— 

The term ‘‘pipelayer’’ 
caulker,”’ 

The term ‘‘maintenance men’’ shall include any man 
who has to enter sewers, sewer shafts, or manholes tor 
the purpose of cleaning, repairing, or maintaining 
them in a state of efficiency. 


The term “electrical mechanic”’ shall include ‘‘lines- 
man. 


shall include ‘“‘jointer and 


Wherever in the Award employees are described as’ 


“leading hand and ordinary, first-class and second- 
class,”’ or ‘‘first grade and second grade,’’ and they 
are not defined in the Award, it shall be understood 
that each employee is to start at the lower grade on 
entering the service, that promotion shall depend 
upon merit and efficiency, and that such promotion 
shall be at the sole discretion of the Engineer-in-Chief 
to the Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and 
patie” 
ause is varied as follows:— utti 

words “Switch Attendants’’ eS 
serting the words ‘‘Valve Attendants.” 

By adding the following paragraphs to the clause: — 

For switch attendants 48 hours shall constitute a 
week’s work, to be worked as required in six shifts of 
eight hours each. 

Hor leak men and hall attendants 48 hours shall 
constitute a week’s work, and they shall be worked as 
follows : —8$ hours per day from Monday to Friday 
both inclusive, and 44 hours on Saturday, provided that 
they may be called upon to work not more than 50 
nours per week without the payment of overtime. 

For chainmen, cement-testers, assistant heliographer 
assistant photographer, messengers, and office cleaners. 
the hours of labour shall be as required by the exigen- 
cles of the service, provided that any time worked in 
excess of 48 hours per week shall be deemed to be 
overtime and shall be paid for accordingly. 

__Llause 3 is varied as follows:—Under the heading 

W eekly hands,” by omitting the words ¥‘Sewer 
miner (first grade), 11s.’ and inserting the words 

Sewer miner (first grade), lls. 6d.” . 

By omitting the words “Sewer 
grade), 10s.,’’ and inserting the words 
(second grade), 10s. 4d.” 

By omitting the words 
Ils.,”’ and inserting the 
grade), 11s. 6d,” 


miner (second 
“‘Sewer miner 


“Rock gutterer (first grade), 
7 aes | ce f 
words “Rock gutterer (first 


in paragraph 5 and in- 


By omitting the words ‘‘Rock gutterer (second 
grade), 10s.,’’ and inserting the words ‘‘Rock gutterer 
(second grade), 10s. 4d.” 

By omitting the following : — 


Foreman, mechanical workshop, 15s. per week. 

Comptroller of valves and foreman (first grade), 
14s. per week. 

Comptroller of valves and foreman (second grade), 
12s. per week. 


By omitting the word ‘‘Prospect’’ after ‘‘Gardener.”’ 
By omitting the. following :— 
Caretaker and controller of valves, 
reservoir, lls. 4d. per week. 
Foreman, Water Branch, 12s. 8d. per week. 
Foreman, Sewerage Branch, 12s. 8d. per week. 
By omitting the words ‘‘Turncock, Crown-street,”’ 
and inserting the words ‘Night Watchman and 
emergency Turncock, Crown-street,” 
By adding, after the words. ‘‘Assistant Photo- 
grapher,’’ the following:— _ - 
Leak men (first grade), 9s. per day. 
Leak men (second grade), 8s. 6d. per day. 
Hall attendants, 9s. per day. 


Under the heading ‘Blectrical employees,’ by 
omitting the words ‘“‘Switch attendants, 9s. per day,” 
and inserting ‘“‘Switch attendants, 10s. per day.”’ - 

In the last paragraph under the heading ‘‘Proba- 
tioners,”’ by omitting all the words after ‘‘lost time,”’ 
and inserting the following: ‘if the time lost be 
through the default of the employer.” oa 

Under the heading of ‘‘Casual hands,’’ by omitting 
the words ‘‘Caulker, 1s. 1d.’’ 

Clause 4 is varted by omitting all the words between 
brackets, and by adding the following words to the 
end of the clause:—‘‘In the case of any employee 
working on Sunday as part of his ordinary duty, or 
acting as watchman, standing by on works or depots, 
or on patrol duty, he shall be paid his ordinary rates 


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for one shift, and for any time in excess of one shift 


at double rates. » Should such duty be performed on 
a holiday the employee shall be allowed a day off for 
the time worked. 

Clause 8 is varied by adding 
‘depots’? the words “if required.” 

Clause 9 is varied by omitting the whole of the 
clause and inserting the following :— 

“9 Travelling Expenses.— Weekly employees shall 
be paid travelling expenses as to and from their re- 
spective depéts or zones. : ; 

CAT] fares incurred by casual employees in travelling 
to and fro between the city boundary and the work 
shall be paid by the employer: Provided that nothing 
in this clause shall apply to sewer miners or rock 


tt sete 
aaa THOS. E. SPENCER, 
Chairman of the Board. 
Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


after the word 


[1794] New South Wales Medical Board, 


14th September, 1910. 


LEGALLY QUALIFIED MEDICAL PRAC- 
TITIONERS. 


WE, the undersigned, the President and Members 
of the New South Wales Medical Board, ap- 
pointed by His Excellency the Governor, under the 
Enactments providing for the registration of Legally 
Qualified Medical Practitioners in the State>of New 
South Wales, do hereby certify that the undermen- 
tioned persons have submitted to this Board the 
necessary testimonials and qualifications :— 


2974. Smyth, John Sands, M.B., Mast. Surg. Univ. 
Sydney, 1910. : 

2975. Jones, Frederick Richard, Lic., Lic. Midwif, R. 
Coll. Phys. Irel., 1910; Lic., Lic. Midwif. R. Coll. 
Surg. Irel., 1910. 

2976. Burt, David Jchn Stewart, M.B., Mast. Surg. 
Univ. Hdin., 1894. 

2977. Macbirnie, Stuart, M.B., Mast. Surg. Univ., 
Glasg., 1890. 

2978. Philpots, John Richard, Lic. R. Coll. 
Edin., 1872; Lic. R. Coll. Phys. Edin., 1872. 

And we do hereby declare that the persons whose 

names are herein mentioned are entitled to be deemed 

Legally Qualified Medical Practitioners, in terms of, 

and in accordance with, the provisions of the afore- 

said enactments. . 


P. SYDNEY JONES, M.D., F.R.C.S. Eng., 
President. 

G. H. ABBOTT, »B.A., M.B., Ch. M. 

W. H. CRAGO, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. 

WM. CHISHOLM, M.D. Lond., M.R.C.S., Eng. 

IF, H. QUAIFR, M.A... M.D. - 

GEORGE EF. RENNIE, M.D., F.R.C.P. Lond. 


Surg. 


21 Sepr., 1910.] 


NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY. ACY. 


WR rata haying been made to bring the lands 
hereunder described under the provisions of the Real 
Property Act, Certificates of Indefeasible Title will issue, 
unless Caveats be lodged in accordance with the Third Schedule 
to the said Act, ON OR BEFORE THE 267TH OcroBER, 1910 :— 

No. 10,878. APPLICANT :—Mary Ann Fenton, Surry Hills. 
LAND :—City Sydney, (4 perches, in Reservoir and Little 
Gipps streets, Surry Hills,—part Block A 11, Rivey Estate, and 
also part 1(5 acres granted to Joseph Foveaux; adjoining 
properties of T. Purcell and J. McLachlan. 

No. 15,529. APPLICANT :—E iza Clisdell, Surry Hills. 
LAND :—City Sydney, 9} perches, in Dawson-street, furry 


Hills,—being lot 62, lot C, and part lot B of Hilly’s suh- | 


division, part Strawberry Hills Estate, and parts of lts 27 and 
28 Brumby Houce Estate, also part 105 acres granted to Joseph 
Foreaux ; adjoining properties of J. Langiey, J. Smith, and 
KB. Clisdell. 

No. 16,100. APPLICANT :—Arthur Fitzgerald Edward 
Lewis, Goeford. LAND :—County Northumberland, parish 
and town Gosford, shire Erina,—allotments 15, 16, section 82, 
granted to Michael ©’ Leary, and part allotment 17, eection 32, 
eranted to Henry Piper; adjoining property of Mrs, R. J. 
Campbell and Crown Land. 

No. 16,334. APPLICANTS :—Charles Firman Jones, Pen- 
rith, and Charles Clement Jones, Sydney. LAND :—Muni- 
cipality Deniliquin, 1 rood, in George-street,— allotment 4, 
section 12, town South Deniliquin, granted to ‘I homaa Henley ; 
adjoining properties of W. Booth, trustees Methodist Church, 
J. K. Baker, and G. Hetheringion. 

No. 16,51]. APPLICANT :—Arthur James Kelynack, Syd- 
ney. LAND :—Municipality Munter’s Hill, 1 rood 56% 
perches, at interrection of Palser and Gale streets, Woolwich, — 
part lots 47, 48, 49, village of Woolwich, and part 11 acres 
(portion 71 of parish) granted to Thomas Dyer Edwards ; 
adjoining property of D. J. Monk and Crown land. 

No. 16,514. APPLICANT:— Annie Colyer, £ydney. 
LAND :—Municipality North Sydney, 2 roods 5 perches, at 
intersection of Neutral and Eaxstwood streets and in Bray- 
street,—lots 2%, 26a, 26, 26a, and part 27, village of Bray, and 
part 50 acres (portion 334 of parish) granted to James Milson ; 
adjoining properties cf Miss A. J. Darton, J. Arnott, A. 
Laycock, and P, Quinn. 

No. 16,519. APPLICANT :—Emily Jane Stewart, Sydney. 
LAND :—Municipality Redfern, $$ perches, in Abercrombie 
and Lander styeets,—lots 6 and 7 (as occupied) of re-subdivision 
of part section 16, Golden Grove Estate, and part 52 acres 
granted to William Hutchinson ; adjoining propriies of A. F. 
Low and M, A. Wren. 

No. 16,53!. APPLICANT :—Frederick Smith, Mosman. 
LAND :—Maunicipality Drummoyne, 6 acres 3&$ perches and 
] acre 8 roods 144 perches, in First-avenue, Park road, Fairlight- 
street, and Great North road,—being part lot 123 Fivedock 
Estate, ‘and part 1,500 acres (portion 256 of parish) granted to 
John Harris; adjoining property of Chief Commissioner for 
Railways and Tramways. 

No. 16,588. APPLICANTS :—Sir William Charles Cooper, 
Frederick Green, and Leonard James Maton, all England. 
LAND :—Municipality Campbelltown, 64 acres 37 perches, at 
Campbelltown, on Bow Bowing Creek,—land originally granted 
as €0 acres (portion 158 of parieh) to Daniel McDonald; 
adjoining properties of Miss Rudd, J. J. Jones, G. J. Spearing, 
S. Bursill, and Sir W. C. Cooper, F. Green, and Li. J. Maton. 

No. 16,685. APPLICANT :—Charles Rosenthal, Sydney. 
LAND :—City Sydney, 114 perches, in Reiby-lane,—part 45 
rods (allotment 13, section 47 of City) granted to Mary Reiby; 
adjoining properties of F. Alderson and Company (Limited), 
C. Rosenthal and Rudders (Limited). 

- Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected at the 
Land Titles Office, Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 
21st September, 1910, [1914] 


NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


ees, having been made to bring the land 
a hereunder described under the provisions of the Real 
Property Act, Certificate of Indefeasible Title will issue, unless 
Careat be lodged in accordance with the Third Schedule to the 
said Act, ON OB BEFORE THE STH NONEMBER, 1910 :— 

No. 16,461. APPLICANT :—James Mackay, Enfield. 
LAND :—Municipality Ashfield, 2 acres 1 rood 19% perches, in 
Frederick-street and Pound-lane, at Croydon,—part lots 23 and 
24, sectirn 8, Ashfield Park Estate, and part 100 acres (portion 
254 of parish) and part 260 acres (portion 255 of, parish), 
granted to Augustus Alt; adjoining properties of J. Price, 
Municipality of Ashfield, and Metropolitan Board of Water 
Supply snd Sewerage. 

Diagram delineatirg this land may be inepected at the 
Lend Titles Office, Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 


WwW. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 


21st September, 1910. 
No, 148, 2! Sepremerr, 1910,—-2. 


[1915] | 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. 5193 


QUARTER SESSIONS. 


ater vs is hereby given, that Courts of Quarter 
Sessions in and for the State of New South 

Wales, will be holden during October next, at tho 
Court-houses, at the following times and places, 
Viz. :— 

Cooma, Wednesday, 5th October ; 

Walgett, Friday, /th October ; 

Yass, Friday, 7th October ; 

Bombala, Monday, 10th October ; 

Narrabri, Tuesday, 11th October ; 

Wyalong, Tuesday, 11th October ; 

Gunnedah, Thursday, 13th October ; 

Bega, Tuesday, 18th October ; 

Parramatta, Monday, 24th October ; 

Gundagai, Monday, 24th October ; 

Young, Thursday, 27th October ; 

Braidwood, Thursday, 27th October ; 

Grenfell, Monday, 31 October : 


When and where all persons under recognizances to 
appear as prosecutors, witnesses, or defendants, or 
who have appeals to interpose, or other business to 
transact, are desired to give their attendance re- 
spectively at 10 o’clock in the forenoon. 
W. R. BEAVER, 
Clerk cf the Peace. 

Office of the Clerk of the Peace, 

Sydney, 16th September, 1910. [1881] 


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Nese is hereby given that a Circuit Court will 


be holden at the Court-house, Dubbo, on Wednes- 
day, the twenty-eighth day of September next, before 


His Honor Mr. Justice Pring, when all Magistrates, 
Jurors, Witnesses, and other persons concerned are 


required to attend. 
CHAS. G. ADDISON, 
Supreme Court, Sydney, Clerk of Arraigns. 
fi3il] 


24th day of August, 1910. 


N OTICE is hereby given that a Circuit Court will 
\ be holden at the Court-house, Bathurst, on 
Wednesday, the twelfth day of October next, before 
His Honor Mr. Justice Pring, when all Magistrates, 
Jurors, Witnesses, and other persons concerned are 


required to attend. ° 
‘CHAS. G. ADDISON, 
Supreme Court, Sydney, Clerk of Arraigns. 
24th day of August, 1910. [131 


i Police Magistrate and Justices of the Peace 

at Narooma, in Petty Sessions assembled, have 
this twenty-fourth day of August, 1910, appointed the 
Wednesday, after the fourth Monday in each month, as 
the day for holding the Court for hearing and deter- 
mining all actions under the Small Debts Recovery 


Acts 
H. GILES SHAW, 
Police Magistrate. 
[1320] 


Narooma. 


In the District Court. of the Northern District, holden 
at Bingara. 


Tuesday, the thirtieth day of August, 1910. 


Y virtue of the authority vested in me by section 

18 of the ‘District Courts Act, 1901,’’ I do hereby 
appoint Mr. Edward Percy Cusick to be Registrar of 
the District Court holden at Bingara (vice Mr. 
William Lronside Perry, transferred),—such appoint- 
ment to be for a period not exceeding three months, 
or until the appointment of a permanent. successor to 
Mr. Perry, and to take effect from the eighth day of 


August instant. 
EK, SCHOLES, 
[1791] Judge. 


HE Bench of Magistrates at Wyndham have this 

day appointed Senior-constable Alfred Gray to act 

as Registrar and Bailiff of the Small Debts Court at 
Wyndham, vice Lynch, resigned. 


H. GILES SHAW, FBG 


14th September, 1910. 804] 


AT OTICE.—-Edward Marriott, Esquire, Police Magis- 
L trate, Orange, sitting in Petty Sessions at 
Cudal, appoints First Class Constable Arthur George 
Harold Reid to be Registrar and Bailiff of the Small 
Debts Court at Cudal, vice Walter W. E. Pope, 


resigned. 
E. MARRIOTT, P.M. 
Court-house, Cudal, 
16th September, 1910. [1885] 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. (21 Snpr., 1910. 


[1898] ‘Supreme Court 


19th September, 1910. 


T= is: hereby notified that, under the provisions of 
the Marriage Act, 1899,’ No. 15, the under- 
mentioned gentlemen have been appointed by their 
Honors the Judges to give consent to the marriage 
of Minors for the districts hereunder mentioned : — 


Butler, Arthur Ormonde, Wsquire, Police Magistrate ; 
residence, Bourke, District of Bourke. 

Martin, Edward Daniel, Esquire, J.P.; 
Brewarrina, District of The Barwon. 


By order of the Judges, 


Cc. R. WALSH, 
Prothonotary. 


residence, 


[1916] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 19th September, 1910. 


Se bib. DERS have been accepted for the following Public 
. Works for week ending 17th instant:— |. 


GovERNMENT ARCHITECT’S BRANCH— 

Supply and Erection of Steel Work to New Entrance 
‘Gallery and Stairway, &c., at the G.P.O., Sydney— 
N. P. Nielsen & Co., Sydney. . 

- Hrection of a New Public School Building at Tom’s 
Lsgoon—J. Bartlett, Bathurst. 

Additions, &c., to Public School and Teacher’s Residence 

os at Canterbury— 8. Corfield, Summer Hill. 

Alterations and Additions to Public School Premises at 
_Kensington—F, Paroz, Newtown. 

Additions at Public School, Gloucester—R. Mitchell, 

é Gloucester. 

Supply and Delivery of Furniture for Telegraph Operat- 
ing Room at G.P.0., Sydney—Toogocd & Jones, 

igf: Granville, 

_ Erection of New Fencing at Public ‘School, Narrandera-— 
C. P. Bundock, Narrandera. 

‘Improvements to Water Service, Constructing Out-door 
Staircase, and carrying out minor works at Agricul- 
tural Continuation School Premises. Hurlstone—T, 
H. Harvey, Parramatta. 

* Painting and Minor Repairs to Post and Telegraph Office, 
Hornsby—A. G. Dein, Wahroongs. 


IRRIGATION AND DRAINAGE BrancH— 
- Manufacture, Supply, ard Delivery of Steel Troughing for 
: Public Watering Places—Olyde Engineering Com- 
pany (Limited), Granville. 
Roaps AND Bripécrs Baancu— 


Road, Cobar to Gilgunnia, Cobar District Contract 
&/1910-11—John Thompson, Cobar, 


Unsuccessful Tenderers for the above are requested to accept 
this intimation. 
W. J. HANNA, 
Under Seorstary. 


. METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WATER SUPPLY 
AND SEWERAGE. 


B ratte for the works specified below will be 
received up to 2 p.m. on the date mentioned, 
addressed to the President :— 


26TH SeprempBer, 1910. 


Contract No. 966.—Construction of 610 lineal feet of 
Stoneware Pipe Sewers in the Municipality of 
Waverley. Deposit, £10; security, £30. 

Contract No. 968.—Construction of 356 lineal feet of 
Stoneware Pipe Sewers in the City of Sydney. 
Deposit, £10; security, £75. 

Contract No. 971.—Construction of 624 lineal feet of 
Stoneware Pipe Sewers in the City of Sydney. 
Deposit, £10; security, £100. 

Contract No. 972.—Construction of 5,407 lineal feet 
of Stoneware (Cast-iron where required) Pipe 
Sewers in the Municipality of Drummoyne. De 
posit, £25; security, £130. 


47H Octosrer, 1910. 


Contract No. 770.—Supply, Delivery, and Erection at 
the Bellevue Hill Tank Reserve of Steel Joists, 


&c., for supports to elevated tank. Deposit, £20; 
security, £100. 


Contract No. 771.—Construction and Erection of an 
Elevated Mild Steel Service Tank at Bellevue 
Hill, Woollahra. Deposit, £10; security, £100. 

Contract No. 772.—Construction and Erection of an 
Elevated Mild Steel Service Tank at Rawson- 
Bice, Drummoyne, Deposit, £45; security, 


7tH Novemper, 1910. 


Contract No. 951.—Supply and Delivery of Centri- 
fugal Pumps and Electric Motors for the Drum- 
moyne Low-level Pumping Station. Deposit, £10; 
security, £80. 


WILLIAM HOLMES, 
841 Pitt-street, Sydney, Secretary. 
17th September, 1910. 


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New South Wales Government Railways, 
Office of the Chief Commissioner, 
Sydney, 19th September, 1919. 


‘= ENDERS will be received at this Office, not later 
than 12 o’clock noon on the dates specified, for 
the undermentioned Works, &c. :— 


Monpay, 26TH Sepremprr, 1910. 


The Supply of Typewriting Machines required during 
the six months ending 30th June, 1911. Particu- 
lars, Railway Stores, Wilson-street, Newtown. 

The Supply of Uniform Clothing, Overcoats, Caps, 
&c., required for the Railway and Tramway Ser- 
vices. ‘Tender Forms, &c., at the Railway Stores, 
Wilson-street, Newtown. Preliminary deposit 
equal to 1 per cent. of the annual value of the 
contract, must accompany each tender. 

The Supply of Signal and Interlocking Forgings. 
Specifications, &c., Interlocking Engineer’s Office, 
Sydney Railway Station Yard. 


Tusespay, 4TH Octogrr, 1910. 


The Supply and Delivery of Two Chassis, each 35 to 
30 horse-power, for Motor Tower Waggons. Speci- 
fications, &c., Hlectrical Hngineer’s Office, 61 
Hunter-street, Sydney. 

The Supply of 5,000 Fence Posts, 7 ft. 6 in. x 9 in. x 

in. Particulars, Divisional Hngineer’s Office, 
Sydney Railway Station Yard. 

The Supply of 3,000 Tronbark Fence Rails, 9 ft. 1 in. 
x ine x 21 in., delivered on Coonamble Line. 
Particulars, Divisional Engineer, Bathurst. 

The Constructoin of six bogie and three four-wheel 
Refrigerator Cars. Particulars, Chief Mechanical 
Hngineer, Redfern. 


Tenders are to be endorsed “Tender for Typewriting 
Machines,’’? or as the case may be. 

The Chief Commissioner does not bind himself to 
accept the lowest or any tender. 


By order, 
J. S. SPURWAY, 


Secretary. 


LEASE OF TOOLOORA BORE. 


si Ebene oy are invited for a lease of all that piece or parcel 

of land containing 20 acres situated in parish Colmia, 
county Leichhardt, Shire of Walgett, together with the im- 
provements, &c., thereon, known as Tooloora Bore. Lease to 
be for a period of five years. Lessee to pay all rates and taxes. 
Lease to be subject to usual landlord end tenant conditions 
and to the following special condition :—Lessce to supply free 
of charge to local Shire Council or otlier authorised body or 
person in control of the Public Watering Plece known as 
Tooloora Bore, with water from the Bore on the land to be 
leased. ‘The water to be supplied in such quantity as demanded 
by the Shire Council or other person aforesaid, but not exceed- 
ing 10,000 gallons per diem, and to be celivered on the boun- 
dary of the land hereby leased, in a proper accessible drain, 
The Minister to have power at any time io re-enter on the land 
to enforce this condition and without compensation payable. 

Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 

Further information to be obtained from the Public Works 
Department, Sydney, and the District Works Officer, Walgett. 

Tenders close at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, 4th October, 1910, 
addressed to the undersigned, and endorsed “ Tender for Lease 
of Tooloora Bore.” 

CHARLES A. LEE, 

[1454] Minister for Public W orks, 


[1559] Sydney Harbour Trust Office, 


Circular Quay, 5th September, 1910. 
TENDERS FOR A SUSPENSION TRAMWAY. 


‘E,ENDERS will be received at this Office up to 2 
p.m. on Tuesday, the 4th proximo, for the sup- 
ly and erection, in working order, of a Suspension 
Tramway, to be used for the transportation of goods 
at the new wharf (No. 3 Jetty), to be occupied by the 
Norddeutscher Lloyd, at Darling Harbour. 
Forms of tender and full particulars may be ob- 
tained on application té° the Hngineer-in-Chief, at 


this Office, 
HAROLD F, NORRIE, 
Secretary. 


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ri eR 
Department of Public Works, 
sydney, 21st September, 1! 10. 
TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS. 
ENDERS will be received at this Offices, for the Public Works specified in the Schedule hereunder, up to TWO O’OLOCK 
P.M., of the various dates eet forth in the second column. 
All envelcpes containing Tenders must be addressed to the President of the Teoder Board, and have legibly endorsed upos 
them the name of the work in respect of whicr the Tender is submitied. 
It is to be understood that the Government does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any Tender ; and no Tender will 
be accepted unti] the same has besn reported upon by the proper officer. 


CHARLES A. LEE..|; 


Dates : : tat “£ 
ipti .¢ i hi Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions 
Seekers ee toh cas mabe SE oo General Conditions, and form of Tender : Remarks. 
i ; received. may be seen. 


pestis aie © pe eh eee 


ee 


Government Architect’s Branch. 


26 Sept, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 


Repairs to Pilot’s Residence, Pilot Station, 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 


Bellinger Heads. 


| Kempsey; Police Station, Coff’s Har- 
| | bour; avd Pilot Station, Bellinger 
| Heads. 


DAR De ee ee eee 
Additions to New Building, Technical College, | 26 Sept, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
West Maitland. ; ment, Sydney; District’ Works Office, 
+ Newcastle; a:d Technical College, 
| West Muitlend. 


Erection of Veterinar Schoo], Sydne 
i ) y 


26 Sept, 1910 | Contracters’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
University. : | 


ment, Sydney. 


Erection of New Building, Public School, ' 26 Sept., 1910 Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 
Tumberumba. ment, Sydvey; District Works Office, 
Cootamundra; and Public School, 
i Tumberumbs. 


Additions to Court-houze, Tenterfield | 26 Sept., 1910 _ Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 

| i Armidzle ; and Court-house, Tenter- 

field. | 


Contractors’ Room, Public Worke Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Police Station, 
Milton. 


Repairs, Painting, &c., Post and Telegraph | 26 Sept., 13'u 
Office, Milton. | 


NS 


Additions and Repairs, to Police Ststioa, H 


26 Sept., 1910 | Contra-tors’ Room, Public Works Depart-. . 
Mosman. ment, Sydney; and Police Station, 
Mosman. 
Additions to Public School, Koorawatha ... | 26 Sept. 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depsrt- | Fresh Tenders. 


Cootamundra; and Public School, 
Koorawatha, 


| | ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 


Providing Fittings for Medical €chool | 26 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Additions, University of Sydney. ment, Sydney. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 

5 Carlingford. { 
Repairs and Painting, Post Office, St. Peter’s | 26 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 

ment, Sydney. 


Improvements to Drainage, Public School, | 26 Sept., 1910 
Carlingford. 


Cee eee ata a ee ES eee 
{ 


“Repairs and Painting, Post Office, Darlington | 26 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | i 
ment, Sydney. 


oo ee eS ee 
26 Sept., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


Alterations, Renovatione, and Repairs, Post 
mert, Sydney. 


Office, Chatswood, 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depsrt- Fresh Tenders. © 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 


Additions to Court-house, Gosford... aN | 26 Sept., 1916 
Newcastle; and Court-house, Gosford. 


te rena orc : 
Repairs to Fences, &c., Police Station, Rand- | 26 Sept., 1910 | Oontracters’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
wick. | ment, Sydney. ig 


fa = be ti ee ee ae 
~ Erection of New Building, Public School, St. | 4 Oct., 1910 } Contractors’ Hoom, Public Works Depart- 


Leonards North. ment, Sydney; and Public School, | 
j; St. Leonards North. 


>_ J 
rt 


Contractors’ Room, Publie Works Depart- |. _ a. 
ment, Sydney; aud Public School, | 


Additions to Public School, St. Leonards ...[ 4 Oct., 1910 
St. Leonards. 


5196 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. [21 Sepr,, 1910. 


we ee 


WHNDERS POR 2. ou). WURKS—continued, 


Dates “ ° - oe 
4 ¢ he Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions. 
Description of Work or Supplies to be ee emi General Conditions, and form of Tender : Remarks. 
‘endered for. Ok 4 e may be seen. 


Government Architect’s Branch—continued. 


Erection of New Police Buildings, at The{ 4 Oct., 19!0 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 


Rock. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
| Cootamundra ; and Police Station, The 
Reck. 


School, Coramba. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
_Kempsey; and Public School, 
Coraraba. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Worke Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Bathurst ; and Lock-up, Molong. 


Erection of Teacher’s Residence, Public] 4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
Alterations and Repairsto Lock-up, Molong... | 4 Oct., 1910 | 


Erection of New Building, Public School, | 4 Oct., 1910 ) Coatractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Ellalong. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Neweastle; Police Station, Cessnock; 
and Public School, Hllalong. 


Connecting with Sewer, Military Buildings, 


4 Oct., 1916 
Parramatta. 


ment, Sydney ; and Court-house, Parra- 
matta, 


Erection of Teacher’s Residence, &c., Public 


4 Oct , 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
School, Dobie’s Bight. 


ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Lismore; and Publie School, Dobie’s 
Bight. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 


Improvements, &c , to Public Schcol, Wright- | 4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
ville. ment, Sydney ; District Works Office, | 


Cobar; and Public School, Wright- 
ville. 


Alterations and Repairs, Public School, 


4 Oct., 1910 
Granville South. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 


Granville South. 


Improvements and Painting, Public School 


4 Oct., 1910 
and Teacher’s Residence, Raleigh. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney ; District Works Office, 


Kempsey ; and Public School, Raleigh. 


Kurri Kurri. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Newcastle; and Public School, Kurri 


Erection of Weathersheds, Public School, { 4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works ote, | 
Kurri. ; | 


Erection of New Buildings, Public School, | 4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works, Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 


Mullengrove. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Goulburn; and Public School, Mul- 
lengrove. 


Alterations to Drying Room, Hospital for! 4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 
Insane, Newcastle. ment, Sydney; and District Works 
Office, Newcastle. 


RE 


Additions and Renovations, Public School, | 4 Oct., 1910 ‘Contractor’s Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 


Germanton. ment, Sydney; District Works Ofiice, 
arn . Cootamundra; andPublic School, Ger- 
manton. 


e 


bush. ment, Sydney; and Public School, 


Improvements, &c., to Public School, Home-; 4 Oct., 1910 
| Homebush. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 


Repairs, &c., to Police Station at Crookwell.,. | 4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- Fresh Tenders, 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
: Goulburn; and Police Station, Crook- 
well. 


Additions to Assistant Superintendent’s 


4 Oct., 1910 
Residnce, Hospital for Insane, Parramatta. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Court-house, 


Parramatta. 


4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders, 
ment, Sydney. 


Additions to Assistant Superintendent’s 
Quarters, Hspital of Insane, Callan Park. 


Erection of Hospital, at Tumbarumba 4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Cootamundra ; and Court-house, Tum- 


| | barumba, 


21 Supr., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. 


coe ee te eel ee pe ll ee IN ee 2 rr 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS—continued. 


Dates 
up to which 
Tenders will be 
received. 


AD els itl ty oneal sles Dela pela IS dS Bl Sancta Te EE cr 


Description of Work or Supplies to be 
Tendered for, 


Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions, 
General Conditions, and form of Tender, 
may be seen, 


Government Architect’s Branch—continued. 


1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney ; District Works Office, 


Lismore ; and Public School, Tuncester. 


Erection of Teacher’s Residence, Public | 10 Oct., 
School, Tuncester. 
Erection of New Building for Post Office, { 10 Oct., 


Tingha. ; 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Armidale ; and Police Station, Tingha. 


1910 


Remarks. 


Fresh Tenders, 


Removal of Buildings from Towac and Re- | 10 Oct., 
erection at Gosling Creek, Public School, 
Gosling Creek. 


1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Bathurst ; and Public School, Gosling 
Creek. 


Stee ae — 


Erection of New School Building, and Con- | 10 Oct., 


verting present combined School and 
Residence into a Residence, Public School, 
Garra. 


1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Bathurst ; and Public School, Garra. 


eee NTO Sl 


for Aldridge Collection of Minerals, Univer- 
sity of Sydney. 


General Repairs, Painting and Minor In- 
provements, Public School, Mount Hunter. 


Painting, Repairs, &c., Post and Telegraph | 10 Oct., 


Office, Picton. 


10 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


ment, Sydney. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 


ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Mount Hunter. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Cuvourt-house, 
Picton. 


1910 


a a Se a ee ee eee 


Repairs, Renovat'ors, &c., Post and Telegraph | 10 Oct., 
Office, Pymble. 


Erection of Quarters for Matron and Nurses, | 17 Oct., 
and converting present Nurses’ Quarters into 
a Residence for Male Attendants, Rook- 

wood Asylum. 


—— 


1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment Sydney. | 


1910 | Contractors’ oom, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney ; andCourt-house, Par- 
ramatta. 


Alterations and Renovations to District School, 


1910 


Providing Additional Windows, Lining | 10 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Rafters, &e., Inmates Dining Room, ment, Sydney ; and Court-house, Liver- 
Benevolent Asylum, Liverpool. pool. 
Erection of Police Station at Drummoyne ... | 10 Oct, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders, 
ment, Sydney; and Police Station, 
Drummoyne. 
Construction of Show and Travelling Cases | 10 Oct., 1910 


Fresh Tenders. 


17 Oct., Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
Tamworth. ment, Sydney; and District Works 
Office, Tamworth. | 
Erection of Teacher’s Residence, Public | 17 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
School, Bombala. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Cooma; and Public School, Bombala. 
Additions, Repairs, Remodelling, and Renova- | 17 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
tions, School Buildicgs, and Teacher’s ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Residence, District School, Grafton. Lismore ; and Public School, Grafton. | 
Additions and Improvements to Public School, | 17 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Narromine, ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Dubbo; and Public School, Narromine. 
Erection of Leck-up and Court Keeper’s | 17 Oct, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Quarters, Orange. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Bathurst ; and Court-house, Orange, 
Erection of Police Station at North Richmond | 17 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


ment, Sydney; and Police Station, 
North Richmond. 


Railway Construction. 


Construction of Cattle Yards, at Boree Creek, 
First Section of the Lockhart to Clear Hills 
Railway. 


4 Oct., 


1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Police Station, 


Lockhart. 


Manufacture, Supply, and Delivery of 8,000 
tons of 60-1b. Steel Rails, 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney, 


The date for the 


closing of Tenders 
will be fixed later. 


5198 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. [21 Suer., 1910. 


——— _ 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS—continued. 


i 


Dates : A ; mee 
rare : : Where Pian, Specification, Special Conditions 
Description of Work or Supplies to be Pasa whe General Conditions, and form of Tender Remarks. 
Tendered for. Pa e may be seen, 


rotenone gh rr cag a St ag at ESS 


Irrigation and Drainage Branch. 


ee a he a a a ee ae 


Construction of Drainage Works for Murwil- | 26 Sept., 1910 Sontractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
lumbah Swamp ‘Contract No. 945). | : ment, Sydney; and Court-houses, 
: ; Murwillumbah, Ballina, and Lismore. 


es fee Yh ieee Eh reat alee Ve oe ES 


4 Oct., 1910 Fresh Tenders. 
Time extended. 


' Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
| ment, Sydney; Court-houses, Broken 


Construction of Cuttings, Sections 1 and 2, | 
| 
| Hill, Wentworth, and Swan Hill (Vic.) ; 


Great Ana-branch, Darlisg River (Con- 
tract No. $00). ; 


Police Station, Mildura (Vie.); and 
Department of Public Works, Mel- 
-ourne. 


————— 


Fresh Tenders. 


Construction of Brilges. aud Regulators, Sec- | 4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
tion No. 3, Great Ana-branch, Darling ment, Sydney; Court-houses, Broken | Time extended. 
River (Contract No. 900). Hill, Wentworth, and Swan Hill (Vic.) ; 
Police Station, Mildura (Vic.) ; and 
Department of Public Works, Mel- | 
bourne. 


Ventilation of the Fouth Divieion, Newcastle | 17 Oct., 1910 | Coatractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Fewerage (Contract No. 903). ment, Sydney; and Public Works 
Office, Newcastie. 7 


Construction of Cuttings and Banks and | 24 Oct., 1910 | Oontracto-s’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
Erection of Wire Netting Fencing on por- | ment, Sydney ; and Court-houses, Hay, 
tion of Main and Mirrcol Branch Canals, Narandera, and Wagga Wagga. 
Murrumbidgee Northern Canal (Contract | | 
No. 938). | 


Construction of Drainage Works for Myocum | 24 Oct., 1910 ; Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 

Swamp (Contract No. 947). ment, Sydney; Court-houses, Ballina, 
Murwillumbah, and Lismore; and 
Police Station, Mullumbimby. - 


8 ee ee a ae 


Harbours and Water Supply Branch. 


Construction of Roof for Existing Service | 4 Oct., 1910 
Reservoir, Water Supply, Gundagai eeu 
tract No. 948). 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
ment, Sydney; and Court-house, 
Gundagai. 


4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Public Works 
Office, Newcastle. 


‘Erection of Lavatory for. Lee Wharf, near Fresh Tenders. 
Merewether-street, Newcastle (Contract No. 


920). 


Extension of Main to serve Ist Subdivision, | 4 Oct. 1910 
Five Islands Estate, Water Supply, Fort 


Kembla. 


a a ap 


Supply and Erection of Pumping Machinery, | 31 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Water Supply, Quirindi (Contract No. 933). ment, Sydney. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney ;jand Court-house, Wol- 
longong. 


9 Jan, 1911 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney ; and at the Office of the 
Agent-General of New Scuth Wales, 


London. | 


Supply, Delivery, Erection, and Test-working 
ot a Coal-loading Plant, capable of deliver- 

- ing into ships bolds about 1,060 tons of coal 
per hour at each side of a New Jetty to be 
Krected at Port Kemble, South Coast, New 
South Wales. 


. 


Roads and Bridges Branch. 


Erection ot Composite Trues Bridge over | 4 Oct., 1910 
Cockfighter Creek, at Bulga, Road Singleton 
to Bu'ga. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; Public Works Office, 
Newcastle ; and Court-house, Singleton. 


10 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; Oourt-houses, Casino 
and Lismore; and Police® Station, 

| Coraki. 


Supply and Erection of Hand-power Gear for 
Operatirg Lift. Span, Coraki Bridge, 
" Kichn ond River, 


——$_———__ - —_— —- 


21 Sepr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. _ , 199 


[1590] Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WATERING PLACES. 


5 Syaaalotres will be received at this Office for a lease of the Public Watering Places specified hereunder. 
Tenderers are requested to state what rental they are prepared to offer for a lease, or the lowest sum for which they will 
work the Watering Places with the privilege of retaining the collections as specified in the Regulations. 


Tenders must be addressed to the Tender Board, and endorsed with the name of the Public Watering Place for which the 
Tender is submitted, and accompanied by a negotiable deposit for the sum of £5, with the names aad addresses of two sureties 
for approval. 

The Department does not bind itself to accept any Tender. me! * ; 

The lease will be subject to the provisions of the ‘‘Public Watering Places Act of 1900,” and the Regulations thereunder 


The lessee may cultivate the Tenant’s Lease, and any improvements which he may effect in the shape of clearing and 
burning off timber may be considered in his favour should he tender for a new lease at the expiration of his term. 


Copies of the Act, Regulations, Conditions of Lease, and Agreement may be seen and further information ana forma 
of Tender may be obtained from the local District Works Officer, or from the Department of Publie Works, Sydney. ‘ 


CHARLES A. LEE. 
Date from which a 
A Area of Term Tenders close ab 
Watering Place. | Tenant’s Lease. Road. of Leage. | ‘Be ement be | ¢p.m., ag under— 


: 


Balas Ds 
Shuttleton Tank a | 649 0 O| AtShuttleton ... ae ..:| 5 yeara| 1 Nov., 1910 ...| 10 Oct., 1910 
-Parragundy fore See ...| 820 0 O| At Parragundy ... Ss teen emerges ss freer, 2 rarer OMe: 55 
White Cliffs Tank No. 1 ..| 640 0 O| At White Cliffs ... He Se DN pe vcnlh eee 93 s see Omar; * 
*Dolgelly Eore ... A ..| 434 8 6] Moree to Boggabilla 5 yy LOG 3 nba) LLO9 Poy ” 


MOROy She 1OTU Ne OES eC ee SS ee ee ee Bae 

‘This public watering-place is offerei for lease subject to the reservation of all but a maximum quantity of 20,009 gallons of water a day, 

the use of which the lessee will be entitled, and from which he will be required to supply all public and personal requirements. There is a two- 
roomed esttage with verandah on the public watering place, together with a fenced-in paddock. 


[1796] Stores Supply Department, 
15 Young-street, Sydney, 
21st September, 1910. 


SUPPLIES AND SERVICES FOR THE PUBLIO SERVICE. 
TENDERS ACCEPTED. 
Twelve months from 1st September, 1910. 


Venetians, Srrczs, Scartet Croru, &c. (Postal Uniforms.) 


Estimated Parramatta Woollen Mills, Ltd., 154 Clarence-atreet, Sydney. 

Ttem. quantity. : Bae Gs 
1. 215 yards Indigo-dyed Venetian, 53 inches, 22 ounces aoe 3 ast Sic ae Oat 1 peryard 7 6 
2. 2k5 do do 53 inches, 19 ounces : : ww do 6 8 

Item, Estimated John Vicars & Co., Marrickville. ii" 

* quantity. s. d. 
3: 13 yards Indigo-dyed Broadcloth, 60 inches, 22 ounces ... 5 ive nee ae nee .» peryard 12 0 
4. 4,100 do Serge, 58 inches, 20 ounces ee £43 ane ae ele ae nae do 5 11 
6. 5,425 do Serge, 58 inches, 15 ounces 5 oe ea :D 3 rae “4% do 3: Lk 
6. 19 do Doeskin, 23 inches, 18 ounces nae oa Hs a] Mes re bs do 6 0 
7, 676 yards Sca-let Cloth, 60 inches, 20 ounces an at a tee ie line ey est do 8 6 
8. 3,372 yards Bedford Cord, 56 inches, 23 ounces Res 500 ae. ves vee a wea vee do 6 6 

Unrrorm Trimuinas, (Postal Uniforms.) 

Item oe Hooper and Harrison, 57 York-street, Sydney. beige 
1. 2,702 yards Italian Cloth, cotton x st we nae st wee ee nee aa .» -peryard 0 114 
2, 3,098 yards Silesia, fancy stripe ott Re as aa Be Bt Fe ie ee ie do O 6% 
8. 1,200 yards Silezia, black ore ca oe sak ia a0 Tice Seats a me =e do 0 5} 
4, 2,706 yards French Canvas, black i Ree ia Rs ce om a 18 ~ do 0 5t 
5 790 yards French Canvas sue h fa ae ne as ee sas ee Me do 0 5 
6 309 yards Linen, black aaa ie ati asa nee oa cn ee Ws Aa Ae do O 5% 
7. 1,589 yards Pocketing Twill... Sa $s ane he vies ea ame Pie sia Kon do 0 5 
8 100 yards Mexican Twill ke ise aie sida idle he ii on nee abe tee do Opti 
9. 37 gross Prugsian Binding, black . ... vat aes or — ae ny po ws ve. per gross 3 0 

10 12 gross Prussian Binding, drab... ants ai spre as sks Rs <a = Bs do Sg 

11 12 gross Braid, mohair, Russia *S: bi a “ie ead Ei Sp dns ea if do re to 

12. 147 gross Buttons, metal, brace, black ~" Ce ad 5 cad Fe: om ws per great gross 4 9 

13 50 gross Buttons, metal, brace, white bes va ae mp one oe sa aF do 49% 

14 123 gross Buttons, metal, strap, black ww =— = as ec ca me 564 do 4 0° 

15 40 gross Buttons, metal, strap, white Or, ee ar wae ee nab ft nes do 4 0 

Buaneets, 1911. 
John Vicars & Co., Marrickville. ; 
825 (Qe 
6,900 Grey, all-wool, weight 43 Ib., 90 x 66 ss iz Ra an cea iis wise a wwe each 8.38 
6,000 White, all-wool, weight 44 lb., 90 x 66 a fd dee Rare : ds te do 10... 8% 


Unsuccessful tenderers will please accept this as an intimation that their tenders have been declined. 


A. BERCKELMAN, 
Secretary and Executive Member. 


5200 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. (21 Supr., 1910. 


Stores Supply Committee, 
: Sydney, 16th September, 1919. 


TENDERS FOR SUPPLIES AND SERVICES FOR THE PUBLIC SERVICE. 


4 be eas will be received at the Stores Supply Department, 15 and 17 Young-street, for the Supplies and Se: vices 
speoified in the Schedule hereunder, up to 4°30 p.m. on the date set forth in the second column therecf. 


A. BERCKELMARN, 
Executive Member. 


SR ES 


Dates up to which 


Tend 
Desortption of Supplies to be Fendsred fer. ail ke received Remaeske, 
Supply and delivery of— 23 Sept., 1910] Tender forms and further particulars may be 
Tea (67,000 1b.) obtained on application. 
Supply and Delivery, during the period of twelve months 5 Oct., 1910 | Tender forms and further particulars may be 
from 1st October, 1910, of— obtained on application. 
Soap. (Date of closing altered.) 
{1800} Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 14th September, 19:0. 


APPLICATIONS FOR LICENSES UNDER SECTION 10 OF THE “WATER RIGHTS ACT, 1902.” 


|* accordance with section 11 of the “ Water Rights Act, 1972,” I hereby acknowledge the receipt of the following applications 
for Licenses, and the dates and places specified hereunder are hereby appointed for the inquiries in regard thereto :— 


Name of Applicant. Nature of Work. Portion. | Parish. Ceunty. | Land District. ime eaten oa es 
Alexander Sloane ..| Pump ... noc ine seol| LBS Boomanoo-| Denison...) Corowa ..| 18th October, 1910, 
1,639. mana. | 11 a.m., Court-house, 
Corowa. 
Percy Butterworth ...| Pump on the Macquarie River...| 72 | Dubbo ...| Gordon...) Dubbo  .../ 25th October, 19 0, 
10a.m., Board Room, 
Lands Office, Dubbo. 
George Gordon ...| Two pumps on the cineenis 72 do ...| Lincoln... do = do 
River. 


The inquiries will be held by the Local Lind Boaris., All persons interested are hereby notified to attend, and if they 
have any objections to the granting of a License for any of the said works, they should state their objections at the 


inquiries hereby appointed. ; 
CHARLES A. LEE, 
Minister for Public Works. 


(1129) Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 20th September, 1910. 


“YOWIE BORE WATER TRUSD.” 


UR3UAN LP to the provisions of th “ Water and Drainage Act, 1992,” and the “ Water and Drainage aad Artesian Wells (Amending) 

Act, 1905,” I, The Honourable Cuartes ALFRED Leg, the Secretary for Public Works for the time being in and for the State of 

New South Wales, do hereby notify that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to 

constitute the ‘“ Yowie Bore Water Trust” for the purposes and subject to the provisions of the said Acts, and subject also to the 

conditions contained in the notification of proposal bearing date the 22nd day of November, 1909, and published in the Government 
Gazette of the 24th day of November, 1909, No. 148, with the modifications thereof set out in the Schedule and Plan hereto. 


J. A. HOGUE, 
For Secretary for Public Works. 


Tur SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 
DESCRIPTION of amended boundaries of district. 
Yowie Bore Water Trust District. 


Allthat area or tract of country comprising parts of the parishes of Oural, Wingadee, Woolingar, and Yarragoora, county of 
Leichhardt, and State of New South Wales: Commencing on the right bank of the Mowlma or Tunder Creek, at the north-western 
corner of portion 55, parish of Oural, county of Leichhardt ; and bounded thence on the north by the northern boundary of that portion, 
a line, the northern boundary of portion 33,a line, a northern, the eastern, and another northern boundary of portion 89, parish of 
Wingadee; thence on the north-east by the north-eastern boundaries of the !ast portion, the north-eastern boundaries of portion 28, 
parish of Woolingar, a line, the north-eastern boundaries of portion 59, the south-western boundaries of travelling stock reserve 21,820, 
running through the last portion to its southern boundary. a line, the north-eastern boundsries of portion 61, the north-eastern boundary of 
portian 60, the generally western sides of the roai from Walgett to Coonamble, passing through and bounding the last portion, bounding 
portion 40, parish of Yarragoora, passing through portion 5, bounding portions 8 and 9, passing through portions 10 and 11 to the south- 
eastern boundary of the'last portion, part of the last boundary to the left bank of the Castlereagh River aforesaid, and that bank upwards 
to its junction with the right bank of Mowlma or Tunder Creek aforesaid, parish of Yarragoora; and thence generally on the south-west 
by the right bank of that creek downwards to the north-western corner of portion 24, a north-wesatera boundary of that portion, a line, a 
south-western boundary of portion 60, parish of Woolingar, the south-western boundary of portion 61, a line, the south-western boundaries 
of portion 59, a line, the south-western boundary of portion 28, a south-western boundary of portion 27, a line, the south-eastern boundary 
of portion 46, parish of Oural, a south-eastern, the south-western and the north-western boundary of portion 47, a line east to the south- 
western boundary of portion 33, parish of Woolingar, part of the last boundary, a south-western, and the southern boundary of portion 27, @ 
line, the south-eastern, and part of the western boundary of portion 33, parish of Oural, to a point east of the north-eastern corner of 
portion 54, a line, the northern, and the south-western boundary of the last portion, the south-western, a northern, the western, and 
another northern boundary of portion 4, t> the right bank of the Mowlma or Tunder Creek aforesaid, and that bank downwards, to the 
point of commencement, having an area of 49% square miles, or thereaboute 


€ 


21 Sepr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. 5201 


“ YOWIE BORE WATER TRUST ”— continue. 


Description of Amendment of Drains. 


(1.) The branch drain O-D, to be deviated ss shown on plan, through portion 28, parish of Woolingar, county of Leichhardt, 
and 89, parish of Wingadee. 

(2.) The branch drain G-H, to be constructed as shown on plan, on portion 59, parish of Woolingar, county of Leichhardt, 
having a length of about 60 chains. 

(3.) A box-drain, to be constructed as shown on plan, on portion 60, parish of Woolingar, county of Leichhardt. 


Tue PLAN REFERRED TO. 


YOWIFE, BORE WATER TRUST DISTRICT. 


Scale of Miles. 


hapten dat 


yoni eae ook Fae oo = 


— 


) mi ae 28 L? 
VAT ITERETITINTATT TITRE TTT 
C7 40 CES Wg 


4 


4 h 
Lp 17 

ry d 

> NY y’ 


COUNTY TS EAS 


33 UF 


 TAHRONE 


LEICHHARDT. |S. 


Trust District boundaries shown thus LLL LLL 
Area. row omitted from Trust Distrieh shown hus ENN 


Froposed Deviation in drain C.D Bey 4. gt Ene meen 
’ Proposed Branch drain G.H 0g eeeten 


5202 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148, [21 Sspr., 1910. 


[1719 } The Treasury, New South Wales, 
21st September, 1910. 
PUBLICANS’ LICENSES. 


THE following Return of Pusiioans’ Lroznsxs, which haye been issued from the Ist to 81st August, 1910, under the 
“Liquor Act, 1898,” and “ Liquor (Amendment) Act, 1905,” is published for general information :— se. 


Period of License. 


Name of Licensee. : Situation of House. Sign of House. 
From | To 
ARMIDALE LICENSING DISTRICT. 
Faller, John A.... ...| Niagra-street, Armidale .., ...| International Hotel... | 19 Aug., 1910... 18 Aug., 1911 
BALRANALD Licensina DIsTRIOT. 
Keeley, James ... ...{ Wakool Crossing ... ms ...| Wakool Hotel <a ..., 26 Aug., 1910...| 25 Aug, 1911 


Batuurst Licensina DIstRioct. 


Kelaher, James ... ...| Keppel and Rankin © streets,{ Criterion Hotel 1 July, 1910...{ 30 June, 1911 
Bathurst. 
Kessey, James ... ...| Mount David Ae ee ...| Enterprise Hotel ... =| 19 Aug..> .--..-| 18 Aug, 10mm 


BuRRIMA Lrcoznsina DistTRict. 4 
Charker, William | Bowral © ... 4 jaa .. | Imperial Hotel = | 18 Aug. 1910..| 17 Aug., 1911 


BinGara Lrognsine Disteict. 
Lyons, John J.... .. | Maitland-street, Bingara ...| Royal Hotel... che ...| 80-Suly, 1910...| 29 July, I91i 


BomBALA Licenstine DISTRICT. 
eee Sor ..-{ Federal Hotel oa ..{ 10 Aug., 1910...) 9Aug., I911 © 


Boland, James ... ...| Cathearé 


Bourke Licensine DIstTRICcT. 


Colbran, Catherine A. ,. | Louth ro ue me .. | Post Office Hotel... ..{ 16 Aug., 1910...{ 15 Aug., 1911 
Luscome, Edward M. ..,| Mitchell-street, Bourke ... ...| Federal Hotel ss vee| 24 5, of - sentedaeees, = 
Pearce, William ...| Bourke al Ree . ...| Club House Hotel ... ee) kiss Paria, aS ae, 5 
BrrwaRreina Licenstne DistRior. 
Malcolm, Henry M._...| Weilmoringle, Culgoa River ...| Holmwood Hotel ... ..{ 12 Aug. 1910.,| 11 Aug, 1911 
Broxen Hits Liornsine Disrsitor. 
Carey, Daniel W. ...| Broken Hill ak * ..{ Allendale Hotel... ..| 3 Aug,, 19 Of 2 Aug, 19:1 
Hillier, Robert W. ...| Broken Hill Ses a .. | Palace Hotel at BR a RAB ee s PEED Sess Ry 
CaRrcoaR Liczunstne Disrrror. 
Mallon, Catherine v.| Blayney ... wae mr ...| Exchange Hotel ... ../ 25 Aug. 1910..| 24 Aug., 1911 
Copar Licensixa DIstRIct. : 
Collins, Henry C, ...| Wrightville cae ae ...| Young Australia Hotel ...| 28 Aug., 1910...! 27 Aug., 1911 
Conposoxtin Licznsine DistRi07. 
Love, Percy J. ... ...| Bathurst-street, Condobolin __...| Imperial Hotel was ...| 28 Aug, 1910..; 22 Aug, 1911 


Downe Licensina DISTRICT. 
Shoebridge, Thomas, jun.| Termeil .., rae vn ...| Termeil Hotel ave ...| 28 Aug. 1910..| 22 Aug, 1911 


Dupo Licensing District. 


James, George Samuel ...| Wingewarra-street, Dubbo ...{| Gladstone Hotel ... «| 31 Aug., 1910... 30 Aug. 1911 
McDonald, Murdoch ...| Narromine.., as sas .. | Federal Hotel ee +}: Sept 5, Rt} - Sept; re 


Forses Licensing District. 
wa .... Terminus Hotel... ..{ 1 Sept, 1910...) 8L Aug, 1911 


Lynch, John E..., ...| Lachlan-street, Forbes 


Guien Innes LIcENSsING DISTRIOT. 


Sullivan, Thomas H. ...| Grey-street, Glen Innes .., .. | Imperial Hotel aan ...| 21 Aug., 1910... 20 Aug, 1911 
GovuLBUERN Licensing DisTRicz. 
Gordon, Robert A. + | Chatsbury ... a ais ...| Chatsbury Hotel ... ...| 19 Aug., 1910... 18 Aug., 1911 
. Hittston Licsysrne Disreccr. 
Spencer, John ... ...| Mossgiel ... oe ae ...| Royal Mail Hotel ... | 5 Aug. 1910...) 4 Aug, 1911 
InvERELL Liczensine District. ~ 
Ahern, Johanna ., ~: | Inverell — .., ee ii ...| Oxford Hotel a) ...| 30 Aug., 1910...| 29 Ang. 1911 . 
JERILDERIE Licensing DistRior, = | 


Rintoule, George R. _...{ Berrigan vee > ve | Federal Hotel wane] T Ang, 1910...) 6 Aug. 1911 


2? 3 


21 Sepr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. 5203 


ee OE LT 


PUBLICANS’ LICENSHES—contianed. 


' | Period of Liconsa. 
Name of Licensee. Sisuation of House. Sign of House, | 


Krama Liogysine District. 
Dickson, Selina .., ..| Shellharbour ie -. ..| New Royal Hotel... ..| 14 Aug., 1910,,.| 18 Aug., 1911 


Liverproon Licznsina District. 
Toohey, Michael ...| Cabramatta aes me ...| Cabramatta Hotel ... 


23 Aug., 1910...| 22 Aug., 1911 


Mawnine River Licensing DisrBicr. 


Hartten, Fritz ... Cundletown Th “5 .. | National Hotel 


rnd 
. 


21 Aug., Xoo... 20 Aug., 1911 


Meninpvizt Ltornstna DIsTRioct. 


Maiden, William E.  ,..| Yartla-street, Menindie ... ...| Menindie Hotel ... .sf 10 -Aug., 1910... 9-Aug., ~ 19f1-- 
Palmer, Edis... ...| Albemarle Station, Menindie,| Roseborough Hotel ... 13 ,, PoE ei -tecg es 
Wilcannia-road. | 
Merrorouiran Licenstne Disreror. 
Adams, Henry. ... ...) Clifton Gardens, Chowder Bay .. ; Clifton Gardens Hotel .., 20 Aug., 1910...| 19 Aug., 1921 ~ 
Benson, Henry ... ..| Bourke and Elizabeth streets,| Zetland Hotel Abe AR eS eel sto caer 
Waterloo. 
Bostock, William M. ...| 653 George-street, Sydney ...| Larkin’s Hotel ae ean Anes ape netp Oo AmBs 5 
Burke, Peter... ...|,Druitt and Clarence streets,| Sweeney’s Hotel... Me Cie ss serra Oe os rf 
Sydney. 5 
Fountain, George H. ...| King-street, Newtown ... ...| Prince of Wales Hotel ...| 6Sept., , «..| SSept., 4, 
Vincent, George F. _...| Pymble ... ; ...| Lane Cove Hotel... vf 20 Alig, iy fie le Aug,. 5 
Moloney, Margaret _...| Railway-street, Petersham .. | Station Hotel ar Eerie eras ate inoas pk camera - 
Murray, John ... ...| Cumberland-street, Sydney ...| Australian Hotel .., SHO Aas sees me ay . 
Payne, James ... .... Sussex and Druitt streets, Sydney} Commercial Hotel ... Pras Ort 55 _ Si 55 s 
Motone Licznsing District. 
Connor, James E. .| Molong... a ..» © . | Court-house Hotel ... | 3 Aug, 1910...) 2 Aug, 1911 
McDonnell, James W. ..| Cumnock ... ine ah ...| Commercial Hotel ... Be Or ss poe a si 3 
Muperzx Lioznsine DisTEtor. 
Imber, William... ...| Menah, near Mudgee _... ...| Contingent Hotel .., wif 48 Aug. 1910...| Ev Ang. 1911 


WapReaBei Licknsine DIstRic?. 


Parker, Elizabeth West Narrabri... as ...| Carriers’ Home Hotel ..{ 4Sept., 1910...| 3 Sept. 1911 


NegwcastLe Liczensinea DISTERIct. 


Atkinson, Thomas .. | Scott-street, Newcastle .., ...| Pacific Hotel 9'Ang., 19°0..| 8 Aug., ‘TOLL 
Skellett, Alfred J. ...| Hunter- street, Stockton ... General Washington Hotel] 6 5 aoe Days i 
Dawson, Thomas W. ...| Argenton ... a6 A ‘| Arge mton Hotel ... re ae b ane - 20aee - 


Nywean Licensing District. 


Sadling, Herman ...| Panjee-etreet, Nyngan ... Ss | Imperial Hotel ee ..{ 2Sept., 1910.} 1,Sept., 19141 

Grady, Michael ... Bel Nymagee-street, Nyngan... Carriers’ Arms Hotel He Ns 2s. Ce TRAC, 
Orange Licznsine DIstRIoT. 

Hill, Willism Thomas ...| Forest Reefs be a .. | Royal Hetel .., ay ..| 12 Aug. 19:0...] 11 Aug, 1911 


Parramatta LICENSING DISTRICT. 
Carrick, Elizabeth L. ...| Haseall-street, Parramatta ..{ Commercial Hotel ... ...| 18 Aug, 1910...] 17 -Aug., 1911 


Picton Licewsixe Dispaior. 


Hennessy, Michael L. ...| Yerranderie ...| Silver Mines Hotel ... ..{ 24 Aug., 1910...) 23 Aug., 1911 
Hill, Charles... Burragorang .| Wollondilly Hotel ... wed de =59 oie hehe eos Hi 
Rypzt Licznsina DisTEICT. 
Trwin, John... ..| Hornsby ... Sea ee ..| Hornsby Hotel a ...| 27 Aug. 1910,,| 26 Aug. 1911 
Scone Licenstne Distercr. 
Skelton, Joseph... ...| Aberdeen ... crs a P ...| Segenhoe Hotel ... ..{ 18 Aug., 110...) 17 Aug., 1911 
SinGLETON Licensina District. 
Stokes, Frederick ...{ Jerry’s Plains... pa ...| Post Office Hotel... | 18 Aug. 1910...| 17 Ang., 1911 
Janson, lhomss J. ...| Munro-street, South Singleton ...| Agricultural Hotel .., sah 23 mets A a ise ss 
TsmoRa Licenstna DistEicr. 
Stewart, Burdett J. L. ...| Temora ae ...| Empire Hotel = ..| 30 Aug, 1910.{ 29 Aug, 1911 
Warren Licenstne Disrerct. 
Heffernan, Thomas ...{ Trangie ... te «| Trangie Hotel a ». | 15 Aug., 1910...) 14 Aug., 1911 
Moston, Alfred T. a Dubbo- street, Warren wae ...| Commercial Hotel ... pechietoBepbs | 9) be22.| Sept. 
Wee Waa Licen:1xG District, 
Carroll, Francis J. ...| Rose-street, Wee Waa ».| Imperial Lotel de | 24 Aug. 1910...) 23 Aug., 1911 
Wryatoxe Licensina District. 
Barnett, Walter... = Yalgogrin ... or ee wif Royal Hetel:,.. 6 Aug., 4910...) 5 Aug. 1911 
. Turner, James ... | West Wsalong... ia ...| Royal Hotel... 3 Sept., —,, 2Sept., 5, 


Youre Licensine Disrricr. 


Loomes Alfred 8. Baik Young A ...| Empire Hotel aia i 5 Aug., ere 4 Aug. 1911 


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PACKET LICENSES. 


THE following Return of Pacasr Lrogwsrs, which have been issued from Ist to 31st August, 1910, under the “Liquor 
Act, 1898,” and “Liquor (Amendment) Aet, 1905,” is published for general information :— 


Period of Léeense. 
Name of Vessel, Class No. Hame of Licensee. Where trading. 
From To 
| 
Cooloon.., ae aeeel TL Colvin James... ...| Sydney and Coffs Harbour ...| 5 July, 1910...) 4 July, 1911 
Hawk aa See} ee L Heron Robert... ..| Sydney, Twofold Bay, andj) 2Aug, ,, ...| lAug., 
Point Danger. 
unter aneess apie ge Thompson Martin ..| Sydney and Point Danger ...| 26July, 4 ...| 23 July, -,, 
Ramornie .,, ee If Small Alexander... . ...| Sydney and Point Danger ...| 8 Aug. ,, ...| 7 SU nde 
Rosedale... ees a BI | Anderson John O, .-.| Sydney to Point Danger Alera Oar jy ale LO eae “ 


COLONIAL WINE LICENSES. 


THE following Return of OononzaL Wie Liorftszs, which have besn issned from the Ist to 3ist August, 1910, under the 


“ Liquor Act, 1898,” and “Liquor (Amendment) Act, 1905,” is published for general information :— 
: 
| | Period cf License. 


Name of Licensee, Situation of Premises. 


From To 
Corowa Licensina District. 
Tait, David L. ae bac ...| Sanger-street, Corowa... cae Pr; ve{ TO cAegs 1910 _....4 DO Augipl Olt 
GRENFELL Licenstna Drsrricr. 
Purdie, John 8S. a ‘ae ««( Grenfella si ot ee ee BA | 80 July, 1910 ...| 29 July, 1911 
; METROPOLITAN LicENsINa DistTRIcr. 
Hart, Joseph ... ue tas i | 324 George-street, Sydney ae es = | 11 Aug., 1910 —...| 10 Aug., 1911 
Poolman, John ne .. | Trafalgar-square, Spit Junction, Mosman Bane ss * Scallop 9 
Murrvurvunpi Licenstna District. 
Perkins, John J. gt aa .... Main Northern Road, Blandford aes ..| 5Sept,1910 ,,{ 4 Sept., 1911 
Wer Waa Licexsina District. 
Coppleson, Albert A. ons + | Roze-street, Wee Waa... ae on Ag 10 Sept,1910 ...) 9 Sept., 1911 


BREWERS’ LICENSES. 


THE following Return of Breweus’ Lioznsss, which have been issued from the !at to 31st August, 1910, under the “ Liquor 
Act, 1898,” and “Liquor (Amendment) Act, 1905,” ia published for general information :— 


Period of License. 


From | , To 


Name of Lieensee. Situation of Premises. 


Forbes Lrczngina Disreicr. 
Marrin, Vincent, & Co. Bh +. | Dowling-street, Forbes bo nce . | 380 Aug, 1910 ...| 29 Aug, 1911 


Movperxr Licznsrine Disrricr. 
Young, George DD. ... a .. | Mortimer and Lawson streets, Mudgee ... | £0 Aug.,, 1910 ..| 19 Aug., 1911 


SPIRIT MERCHANTS’ LICENSES. 


THE following Return of Sprzty MeRcwanrs’ Licensrs, which have been issued from the Ist t) 3lst August, 1910, under 
the “ Liquor Act, 1898,” and * Liquor (Amendment) Act, 1905,” is published for general information ;— 


; Period of License, 
Name of Licensee. Situation of Premises. a he 


From To 


MeEtTroporitan Licenstna Disreicr. 


Fallon, Patrick W. .., ws -..| 93 York-street, Sydney .., ast naa vo) OH Aug: 21910 a OB aug es Lore 

Galbraith, William §. er ...| 24 Bond-street, Sydney ... fui se Be APES » wf} ll ,, ” 

Gollin, Walter J. (Mar aging Director) 48 and 50 Clarence-street, Sydne casio some 3) aise ied siaads Be 
of Gollin & Co, Proprietary, Ltd.) 

Hardy, Robert B., trading as Thomas) 15 and 17 Grosvenor-street, Sydney .., ive] 2 S BEDE. soe bs ves) 2 SOPG ss ous 
Hardy & Sons (Limited). = 

Morgan, George & Co. (Limited) .. | 211 Clavence-street, Sydney ee se del 3 AE oo rs) 22 Aug, y 

Soutter, John Lamb (Manager for| 9 Phillip-street, Sydney .., oar vee | 27 4, ” | 26, ” 

_ John Walker & Sons, Limited). 
Ziems, Henry... ae ae ». | Burwood-road, Burwood ... sh SOMA, » tol |e Olas » 


NARRANDERA Licensina Disrricr. 


Lincoln & Co, (Limited) Gundagai-street, Narrandera, x ». | 22 Aug., 1910 


..| 21 Aug., 1911 


WELLINGTON LicENsInG Disretor. 
Cameron, Thomas H, aan "] Wellington... tee See Se ae | ISept, 1910 ...) 81 Aug, 1911 


Se el 


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a Se aie Sere Meera PE Se ee 


BILLIARD LICENSES. 


THE following Return of Brttrarp Licznsgs, which have 


been issued from the Ist to 3let Augus:, 1910, under the 


“ Billiards and Bagatelle Act, 1902,” ee which expire on the 31st December, 1910, is published for general information :— 


Nature of 


ame ee, i 
N: of Licensee Licen7e, 


Situation and Sign cf House. 


— 


BELLINGEN LICENSING DIstTRICT. 
Coyle, Charlotte sot ...| Billiard. 


Bovrxke Licensina District. 


.. | Dorrigo 


Nature of 


Name of Licensee. | Situation and Sign of House. | Ticonser 


Moama LICENSING DisTRIcr. 
Lupton, William A.| Livingstone-street, Mathoural Billiard. 


Morezk Licensina DIsrRict. 
ey Billiard. 


Belmore Hote', ee Billiard. 


Lack, James Tattersall’s Hotel, Barringun| Billiard. Bowes een | Ashley, near Moree... 
Broxen Hitt Licenstna District. j of SN aebcat hte 
Jobling, Thomas Gypsum-street, Railway| Billiard. ep GE ce . 
; Town, Broken Hill. Brady, Mary A. 
Mudgee. 
Cassitis Licenstna District. i Eng ip rn daa 
Thompson, Henry... Coolah £ ae ...| Billiard. HURWILLUM . 


Lismorge Licensine District. 
Gulley, Everard G.{ Union-street, South Lismor| Billiard. 


Macreay River Licensinad District. 


Maloney, Bridget ...| Centennial Hotel, Smithtown| Bulliard. 


Meninpise Licensina District. 


Nicholls, Sydney W.{ Crown Hctel, Menindie .,. { Billiard. 


Merroponitan Lrcoensina District. 
Ward, Charles 9 Oxford-street, Sydney Bilhiard. 


Parcel, Alfred _...{ Mullumbimby ...| Billiard. 


Port Strpuens Liogsnsinc District. 
Stroud-strect, Bullahdelah...) Billiard. 


Raymonp TERRACE LiceNSING DISTRICT. 


McNevin, Alexander 


McLeod, Alexander| River View Hotel, Bullah- Billiard, 
W. delah. 
TENTERFIELD LicrnsinG DIsTRICT, 
Smyth, Richard J....| Black Swamp, rear Torring-| Billiard. 


ton. 


AUCTIONEERS’ LICENSES. 


THE following Return of Aucrionggrs’ Licensxrs, which hare been issued from Ist to 3lst August, 1910, upon Certificates 


granted at Special Meetings, under the “ Auctioneers’ Licensing Act of 1€98,"" and which expire on the Bist December, 1910, 
is published for general information :— 


ee eee ee SS eee 


Name of Licensee. District. | gilts Name of Liscnsee, District. ee: f 
Cottrell, George ...| Albury ...| District. § Sherwin, Arthur H. T. ...| Molong ... .| District. 
Murray, Charles ...| Bathurst .., ace GO Burke, Edgar B. ., ..| Murwillumbah do 
Baragry, Denis J. F. Bombala ... pase AO. ; Cormie, William C, , Narrabri ... do. 
Gardiner, Edgar A. sea do be ee do Irelis, Herbert S. do eat do 
Street, Henry J. te ...| Brisbane iratoe ae do Leeson, Percival N. ... ...| Parramatta é do 
Green, Maurice Burwood , ...| General. | Burke, Edgar B.... ...| Richmond River ...| do 
Monaghan, Reginald ALS. Cooma ; .. | District King, John F. SE ...| Sydney .| General. 
Armstrong, Ernest W. Coonamble ates uc Sciacca, Giovanni signe, LO 5c it dO 
Langtry, John... ec .. | Deniliquin are 6) King, George 8. .| Tamworth... ...| District, 
Watts, Robert... ae Sie nverelige ss poaleer LO Raleigh, Alfred H. Wagga Wagga do 
Larkin, Edward N, Kyogle* ... san do Stinson, Ernest D. .., do do 
Kopsen, Eric W. : Macleay River ...| do Hunt, James ... si Warren .., do 
Carr, Frederick H. ms ...| Maitland ... ar do Teece, Leslie S. iat Wellington do 
Cook, George J. ” ...| Manly ...| General. Waldron, Francis W. Wollongong do 


TOBACCO, CIGAR, AND CIGARETTE LICENSES. 


THE following Return of Licenses for the Sale of Tosacco, Organs, and OrgazErrss, which have been issued at The 
Treasury, from the Ist to Slst August, 1910, under the “ Tobacco Act of 1884,” is published for general information :— 


Name of Licensee. 


Acton, Joseph 
Anderson, Alice 
Auld, John., 


Bardsley, Ernest, trading as John 


Bardsley & Co. 
Barry, Anastasia M. 
Benassai, Hector ... 
Bond, Lily M. B. ... 
Botta Gaetano —.., 
Brauner, Gustav ... 
Brennan, William... 
Brock, Mary ote 
Brooke, Ada H. 


Brown Frederick ... 


Brown, Robert tea 
Buik, Charles §. 


Burchmore, Charles J. 


Campbell, John R.., 
Carroll, Arthur J.. 
Comino, Nicholas rt 


Cooke, Samuel, 
Cooley, John eve 


oo 


.| 21 Harris-street, Pyrmont 


...| 729 George-street, Sydney 


...| 38 Eastern-avenue, Kensington 


113 Pitt-street, Sydney... 


104 King-street, Sydney 


Period of Lieense. 
Situation and Sign of Premises. 
From To 
1910. 19} 
200 Liverpoul-street, Sydney .. “ce 24 August .,.| 23 August. 
31 July ...| 30 July. 
“ Caledonian Hotel, ” 83 Point-street, “Pyrmont ; 4 September..| 3 September. 
280-282 Castlereagh- -street, Sydney ... . e 12 August 11 August. 
62 Flinders-street, Darlinghurst ack ps FS Te. 5 
2 ” , 1 ” 
ye Cambrid ge Hotel, ”” Castlerea gh and Market streets, Sydzey Aes. Sills 
31 July 30 July 
“ New Zealand Hotel,” Margaret and Sussex streets Sydney Tae a 23s) 
“ Lord Clyde Hotel, ” John- street, RS rie %7 (P26 
36 Chisholm-street, Surry Hills ae ...| 19 August ..,| 18 August, 
587 Crown-street, Surry Hills.. aaa iss me 4 nL Dee 55 lS mss 
: x PALS bes le 
23 Little Hay street, Darling Harbour nea A ...| 15 June 14 June 
162 Oxford-street, Darlinghuret ; = ia 10 August 9 August. 
“ Hotel Steyne,” Ocean Beach, Manly # ee ZL aber 205 253 
104 Fitzroy-street, Surry Hills x ses vee ms ie. Septen: ber. aL 
“ Frost’s Hotel,” Dowling- street, abhi) e xe ...| 22 August PA Ee 
- Be jn Se are 18h, 
.| 87 Albion- street, Surry Hills ... is ie SAUL are Ga QO es; 
| 383 Riley-street, furry Hills .., at tas Wi coulis OMe ss Rate Mts) gy 


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TOBACCO, CIGAR, AND OIGARETTEH LICENSES—continued. 


Name of Licensee. Situation and Sign of Premise, 


: Pericd of Licesse. 


From Ta 
1910. 1911. 
Coughlan, Mary E. ae 51 Irvine-street, Sydney 6 i 500 Acie -| 2 August .../ 1 August. 
Crewes, Richard .., a ..| 67 Albion- street, Surry Hills ... ot zon soe | 29 July ...| 23 July. 
Curran, Martin J.... nad ...| Barker-street, Randwick aie nt a rae ..{ 23 August ;..| 25 August. 
Cutter, John ee oh | 52 Buckingham. street, Sy dney 3 VANES Fes, Re TS ss 
Daniel, Donald _... ee. -«.| Commonwealth Hotel,’ Elizabeth- street, Sydney. “a aes eee ry ey ee 
D’Arcy, C. & Co. ... 474 George-street, Sydney Ay ae 5S Bi ek a A SLB = 5, 
Davies, John, of firm of W. H. 335 Kent-street, Sydney - aes = 3h poh MAL 7g; aa 
Ariell & Co. 
Dell, Thomas A. ... ve ...| 59 Liverpool-street, Sydney ° ... ic 5 akg | £7 July ...| 23 duly. 
Donnelly, Mary ... ses .».| 199 Crown-street, Woolloomoolco ... ea ins | 15 August ..,| 14 August. 
Doran, Martin... Se ---| 72 Cooper-street, Surry Hills ... ie Bos aw ya 1D o3,"%, OE Se Ke fete os 
Ducker, Arthur... aR ...| 754 George- stribet, Sydney ee <n | 2 July al ok, dada 
Ellis, Richard J. .., Kan .. | Perouse-road and St. Paul’s street, Randwick ae . | LSeptember..| 31 August. 
Fallon, Joseph .., Tse .. | “Mount View Hotel,” Riley- street, Surry Hills _... ...| 80 July ...| 29 duly. 
Fesq & Co., Limited +e ...| 72 and 74 Pitt-street, Sydney .. a an | 15 August .. | 14 August. 
Finnie, Mary oa i .. | 4 Hlizabeth-street, Sydtiey Sein ae! ai RAD aha Nig Se Whee 
Fisher, Albert Os eee ...| Vietoria and Surrey atreets, Darlinghurst aie os 7258 A a pen 4, 
Fitzgerald, Edward — ...| 8 Argyle-street, Miller’s Point = aa 45 Ba Rae eee Ce 
Flemming, John ... <2 ...| 87 Erskine-street, Sydney ° .. shed DERE SDD : 4 oy 
Folkes, Emily M. ... eh ..? “Sydney and Melbourne Hotel, ” Kent- street, t, Sydney peed Webco dag Se ey 
French, Ellen ap age ...| 20 Margaret-strect, Sydney ... ~~ va Bet weal ae foaled Uaey 
Friend, A. G, of firm of W. 8.| 118 York-street, Sydney as tz san OEE ct EVI OR 16 4 
Friend & Co. 
Frost, William H.... Kae ...| © Bevesford Hotel,” Bourke and Hill streets, ici SES RE 4 as 
Galbraith, William 8. ... ...| 24 Bond-street, Sydney whi] (E27 248, =) aay aatigs 
Gallagher, Honora K, ... | “ Brighton Hotel, ” Oxford-stre ot, Sydn 1O¥ ass ioe elie ANS aii on PRO oe ie 
Gardiner, George H. ar ni acs Bayawat er- road, Darlinghurst © ~... see foe Sry ats Se coh Le aa 
Godworth, George... _ ..| 571 Crown-street, Surry Hills... “a se aA Seg ee aes eh 2a 
Gotthelf, Moritz, of firm of] Clarence and Barrack streets, Sydney re sas sacle cy Toate ae ” 
Feldheim, Gotthelf, & Co. : 
Gulliver, Ellen... -.| 96 Bourke-street, Weolloomooloo i... ae See | 29 Jaly ...| 23 July. 
‘Hanifin, "Timothy on .. =. «| &6 Stanley- atreet, Sydney i ies | 2 August ...) 1 August. 
Hansmann, Conrad a -..| “Oross Keys Hotel,” Hast- street, Surry Hills nae srs Og eealiee ancl ed = es 
Hardy, Arthur... ee ...| “ Duke of Cornwail Hotel,’ Harris-street, Ultimo .., sa 1S ee 9 ies 
Harfield, Harry ©... ete .. | “Sunderland Hotel,” Harris-streat, Pyrmont = ABk Seed ees iss eis 
Harrington, Margaret... ...| 250 Riley-street, Surry Hills ... Sa 453 aa aah (serene gs 2125 
Herbert, William O. os ...| “ Excelsior Hotel,’ Barcom-avenue .,., = 5 Merl Vere Areas 
Hermanson, Alfred as ...| 429 Bou ke-street, Surry Hills 43 ie aa Mel TOoe. 5, teh, REN 
Hoare, Margar ‘eb areas 112 Quarry-street, Ultimo Fares Ss ig i, Se Bee hs ican fata 
Hop Sing, of firm of Hop, Sing, 104 Oxford-street, Sydney es oi: a ZS dae 
& Co. 
Hud¢son, Sidney M. ie ...| 2 Danbury-place, Avoca-street, Randwick ... + TE eee By 
Hutchinson, Holman ae ...| “Caledonian Hotel,” King-street, Sydney... vi HR Ain ae eg A eg iS 
Ingleby, Annie... iS .--| 149 Campbell-street, Syduey és Se cine | 27 July ...| 26 July. 
Ingram, James... Ss .--| 180 Liverpool- strect, Sydney ... | 9 August ...| 8 August, 
Innes, Albert *ae ee .-| “The Bells Hotel,” Bourke-street, Woolloomooloo .. ee ew er 09] yet ibs 
Jansen, Mary He a ...| 21 Bridge-road, Pyrmont er os ita hece Seek a nS, boa) AB Sas 
Johnson, Blizabeth | ne .--| 806 Harris-street, Pyrmont... as ee mi ee) ars = es vlie Sees 
Keefe, Rita... 5a Nx ...| 863 Oxford-street, Paddington HO BES nes eee 
Keig, Paul . Md #42 --| “ Balfour Hotel,” King and Elizabeth streets, Sydney elect) bo wea, Ufc 
Kelly, Catherine see 51-53 Pyrmont Bridge road, ie ie ov ood LO eters pee es 2 ge 
Kenny, T. G., manager Civil Ser-| 152-154 Pitt- street, Sydney ... ws Ley a a ss Nein a | Aree 
vice Oo- operative S asiel Ltd. 
Keppie, William ... ie ...| 9 Erskine-street, Sydney edad are 24 aes 
Kerr, Henry ves 592 ...| Church Bazaar, ‘Christ Church ‘Hall, Pitt. street, Sydney Sue hae 22 as 
Kirby, Syduey J. | BOL George-street, Sydney —.., 5 a? ia cele 
Kum "Tong and ‘Young “Mazon, 29 Little Hay street, Sydney .. a mH Rit AY HB 8 i? ae 
trading as Kum Sing & Co. 
Laia, Giovannino ... 214 Devonshire-street, Surry Hills... eal cic pt eeO" ks, 2 api 2 os 
Langley, Charles H., trading ; as| 88 Hlizabeth-street, Sydney... Ly net aot a leh = Cees 
Langley Bros. 
La Touche, William R. D. ..| Bazaar, Epping School cf Arts ve ee LO” lass Arius Mes 9 
Lawrence, Montague eae | 43 Ann-street, Surry Hills... Ye Sa Ih Pan lpn Oar 
Lazarus, Debra Di ‘ | “ Queensland Hotel, ” Byrskine-street, ‘Sydney. ape ser lie Ione veel oe 
Lewis, John (asa hawker). ...| Gibson’s Buildings, off 374 Pitt-street, Sydney ) See be Sete. July. 
Lieciardi, Guiseppe A ...| 128 King-street, Sydney tae ocr i ve | OL ...| 39 August. 
Levy, Solomon... pol ALD George-street, Haymarket... oes Se Ba bast od Jaly .-| 2) Faly. 
Long, Paul (asa hawker)... ...| Princes-street, Sydney eS aks So | 30.August ...| 29 Angust. 
Loomes, William R. ae .--| “ Emu Hotel, Regent-street, Sydney Ao oe aad A Fes dese 
Lopes, Guiseppe ... rhe ...| No. 2 Jetty, Circular Quay ... a wt a et Bil veal GO. cu as 
Lynch, Mary Ae 503 ...| 58 Yurong-etreet, Woolloomooloo... 50 2 ta | Ow July ...| 30 duly. 
Lyons, Bridget. ... ier ...| 480 Wattle-street, Ultimo _... 29 August ...| 28 August. 
McCarthy, James P. ot ..| “Castlereagh Hotel, ” Park and Castlereagh streets, Sydney OME, Ceo et. eet 
McOord, Mervyn J. as, ...| 802 Riley-street, Surry Hitis” s. 5 a Bs 2 eal tee bates 
McGuire, Frances ... Seis ...| “ Grosvenor Hotel, ” Harris-street, Ultimo a th ea) Pes Pe! | Sie 
McIntyre, Archibald aie ...| 57 Paling’s Buildings, Ash-street, ’Sydney a4 23°) t won| eee 
McNamee, Thomas ad .| “Crown Hotel,” Goulburn and Elizabeth ra Sydney... 2 July sat es uly. - 
Maclair, Catherine a ...| 149 Quay-street, Ultimo aot $c He .| 10 August ...| 9 August. 
Mangan, Delia eed ...| 46 Belmore-street, Surry Hills Ms i saab Ha] ate =. Ct ak es 
Manley, Rose Ae: a, ...| Gap-street, Watson’s Bay ... a 500 0 ..| 6 June ..| 5 June. 
Mansfield, Robert... bs ...| 84 Hlizabeth-street, Sydney .., Me oh? a ...| 28 August 27 August 
Marlow, Jane ae ...| Long Bay 5 on 3 Pale bie 
Mason, Margaret ... ae ...| “ Criterion Hotel,’ 2 Pitt cand Park Hivoots; Sydney Agile Caray ice”. ah Nees Her. 
Mathieson, Peter ... 3 ...| 858 Pitt-street, Sydney... i ood ae oly eee ee 
Millen, Robert, junr. a ...| “Northern Club Hotel,” 688 George-street, Sydney :..| 230une** ...| 22-June, 


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TOBACCO, CIGAR, AND CIGARETTE LICHENSHS—continued. 
Period of License. 
Name of Licensee. Situation and Sign of Premises. 
® From | To 
1910. 1911. 
Mitchell, Maud ... * ...| 65 Holt-street, Surry Hills... si ma i ..| 4 August .../ 3 August. 
Moore, Walter... + ...| 167 King- atreet, Sydney wt ee ra re es Pa a ol Sk 
Morris, Henry we ...| 25 Macquarie-place, Sydney ... oe ‘ st Pye i en 
Murray, Anderson... _ Pitt and Moore streets, Sydney scr ha 234 31 July ».{ 80 duly. 
Newland, Susannsh Eastern-avenue, Kensington ... an .. 8 June «| 7 June. 
Nicol, A. L. Ae ; Bunn and Pyrmont streets, Pyrmont.. we 11 10 
O”’ Flaherty, John ... ae “ Halftway House Hotel,” Miller-street, t, Sydney wale. 6 August 5 August. 
O’Keefe, John J. ... . ...| 10 Argyle-street, Sydney ae 1 él 2B S55 24 
Pearce, May aS ...| 46 Harris-street, Pyrmont 5 ae LA ntgs Boo wel oss 
Peters, William aoe | “Coach and Horses Hotel,” Avoca street, Randwick EL MAB Meas Aer li 
Pinkerton, William J. .... ...| 469 Harris-street, Ultimo Ke Be ba pes a : La as 
Potter, Philip EH. ... aN « Westminster Hotel, ” George-street West, Sydney Seat (ae 
Prescott, T. 8. & Co. : ...| 17 Hunter-street, Sydney = °... 3 Lips ee 
Quirk, James ey n .| “ Limerick Castle Hotel,” Annzatreet, ‘Surry Hills 2 5 aes Ee ts 
Rees, Walter ae 3% “ Albion Hotel,” George-street West, Ae sR Arete: Lhe ty 
Ridgeway, Frances ot 100 Devonshire- street, Sydney Bites Rela ee aes 
Roderick, William... a ..| “Edinburgh Arms Hotel,’ 36 Sussex-s! street, Sydney eee; . cee 
Rowlandson, Alfred GC. ... ...| Parramatta Ferry Wharf, Circular Quay... 43 Gales : 5 aes 
Scharudorff, Charlotte... 429 Crewn-street, Surry Hills.. $ es ALS pacihateor ry fe SB ily, 
Shaffran, Henry 5 .-.| 286 George-street, Sydney... ec a ash atl bep’-oia eee sed ep 
Sheehan, John ie ..| 84 Marlborough-street, Surry Hills... aed el LOiecess ‘aut LA M53 
South, John L. .... se .| Cleveland and High Holborn streets, gh Hills See Het bate oat petal Peay tara CF 
Streatfield, Reuben nt 61 King-street, Sydney Js .| 23 Sestfy CLL 
Sun, Suey War, trading as Sun, 75--77 Campbell-street, Sydney - oma at 3 Sept., ..| 2 Sept 
Suey War & Co. 
Thomas, John P. ... ins ...| Dale and Maker streets, Sydney 23 August ...) 22 August. 
Tierney, James ee * Vicar of Wakefield Hotel,” Dixon- street, Sydney... 5 ae 2 Rj 
Townsend, Herbert we ...| 1894 Bathurst-street, Sydney .. ee Dew iiss Las 
Venier, Augusta < .| 242 Castlereagh-street, Sydney ne ir ste At : Baty 
Watson. Arthur , ret Crown-street, Surry Hills Sint fees ssh. wag: 
Webb, Karl FE. : te 2 imperial Arcade, Castlereagh and Pitt streets, Sydney. yal ee aes ceaeerd yas 
Webking, Helena A. 3 ; a George-street West, Sydney AS Ae Bale sea ca s5 Aabake ae 
Wells, Edward H.... ee ..| 283 Orown-street, Surry Hills.. v3 oe as | elie Shelled ene ass 
Wells, Amelia zs .. | Merriman and, Bettington streets, Sydney ne Ass |iey bt eae dalek Rip 
Williams, Nellie ... oF Dowling and Taylor streets, Darlinghurst ... ee lek 3 warts, Lae 
Williams, Elizabeth ies 31 Brisbane-street, Sydney es noe Bi : LG a5} 15> Gs 
Williams, Percy O. Se 136 Campbell street, Surry Hills... AC a .| 24 alee 
Wing War Hing & Co. ... 52 Campbell-street, Haymarket = ...| 26 June ..| 25 Tune. 
Wright, Sarah H.... 5 “ West Hnd Hotel,” 16 Bathurst stroct, Sydney ee ..|-12 August 11 August. 
Wrigley, Alice, eae ...| 201 Oxford-street, Darlinghurst site ge ..| 80 July .|. 29 July. 
Wyatt, J. P., trading as Wyatt,) 472 George-street, Sydney ; 1 Sept. 31 August. 
Bros., & Co. 

Yard, Reuben P. ... = 100 Fig-street, Pyrmont : an tin ..| 4 August 3 August. 
Yelland, James B Union and Pyrmont streets, Pyrmont os BS Roy a ee 19°; 
Yung, Loong tad te ...| 82 Campbell-street, Sydney... A = a! Se TGica.s 
Zapf, Ernest a ...| “Royal Oak Hotel,” ‘Abercrombie- strect, Sy duey BE 1D Fis 185% 


——————— 


DISTRICT COURTS. 


J. W. HOLLIMAN, 
Under Secretary for Finance and Trade. 


NOTICE is hereby given that District Courts will be holden at the Court-houss at the places and at the times hereunder specificd, 


ante ie ek ee ee oe oe ie Ee Eee 


When Court to he held. : ; pa 
Place. eg te Wigioteara Nobiose Registrar by whom notice given. 
Date. | Hour. 
Bombala ... a i 10 | 23Sept., 1910..,| 1Sept., 19.0...) H. B. Copeland. 
Bega ie . ; 10 TRO GEL yt eames » «| C. BE. Barnes. 
Casino as oe AOMMEQD 5, 5 Mice » «| O. W. Small. 
Condobolin .. ; =p 2 4Nov, 5 29 Aug, ,, «| H. Breakell. 
Cooma Se ee " 10 |<16Sept., ,, 5 Sept., ,- ...| E. G. Hattersley. 
Cootamundra oan oF 10 SUN OVey ois 1335; » «| H. F. W. Fletcher. 
Dubbo rt Prk se 10 | 22 Oct. ,, 1S 4% » ».| A. Lf. Cochrane, 
Eden a3 sy: a £0" |S Sept, °, ~.-.| 6 -» s anh D. W.. Reed. 
Grenfell... = 2 MILO ti, 5: frecly OL gs » «| H. J. Jeffreys 
Gunnedah ... ; te 10 (P26 Sept., , %..| Fo» » | O. W. Thomas. 
Moruya... <5 ie 10 4) aie aegis eter Sie M. E. Soane 
Muswellbrook va a 10 | 10 Sept, ,, $9 Aug “G. i) HE. HL Page. 
Singleton ... “e ee Wes), G1 home ty a 15 July, , ...| P. HB. Eldershaw. 
Temora sea ae LOSSE ZS e,, x 3Sept., » ...| F. E. Crook. 
Tumut Shite oes 3 2 EOE» :; 12; > «| H, Gomm. 
Walgett... a a 10°20, » ow | Lb Augsy: 4, .| A. M. Dunn 
Windsor ... * ay 10 | 13 Oct. 4, ...| GSept, ,, ...| P. J. Sheridan 
Wyalong ... nae “ee 10 | 24Sept., ,, ..| 27 Aug, 4 «| Jd. W. Lees 
Young hai wee 2 10 |}:10Oct., ~» ...| 2Sept.; 5 | BR. W. Collins. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. [21 Sepr., 1910. 


QUARTERLY LICENSING COURTS, 
Pustioans, Brewers, Sprerr Mgronants, &O, 


NOTION is hereby given that Quarterly Licensing Courts, under the Liquor Act, 1898, and the Liquo: (Amendment) Act, 19(5, 
for the consideration of ap plications for Publicans, Colonial Wine, Brewers, ‘and Spirit Merchant, Booth, Stand, or Packet - 
Fuicenges, renewals, removais, and transaction of other business, will be holden at the respective Oourt-h muses and Police Offices at 
the following places, on the dates and hours specified. 


When Court to be held. 
Date of Notice from 


Licensing District. Cosivened Convened by 
Date. Hour, 
Armidale . 14 Sept., 1910 21 Oct, 1910 ...| 10 | C.J. Coghlan, C.L.C. 
Ballina ... Bee Bee , SIRAU So gees tha . ‘saawelO G. Me Kav 9 7.0 
Balranald sh 4a ; 14Sept., ,, iF x ‘ 11 W. C. Geikie, C.P.S. 
Barraba ... <a Se eo 5 TBs; 5 ae 2 Piel Eldridge, C. P.S. 
Bathurst... Be Fe Sool a ee, 5 24 4, # ...| 11°30 | L. W. Broughron, 0.L.C. 
Bega et nat » Bea We oe - iW Pits * es il C. E. Barnes, ©.P.S. 
Bellingen ree o Poe i 1b ae, R; ..| IL | EF. W. Johnston, C.P.S. 
Berrima (Moss Vale) AR f. <s'| BOLAU By, tea, 2 ies) r | Ll | G.8. Shepherd, C.P.S. 
Bingara ... aes ae 33 1 Sept., ,, A brigs 6 ..| 10 | BE. BP. Cusick, C.L.C. 
Braidwood As i las Fa SE , . | 10 | J. Laidlaw, iy Oras 
Brewarrina “ae Ges;; LO, 4 w.{ 1L | J. B. Scobie, C.L OC. 
Brisbane Water (Gosford) Bes, i, 14: 3,5 a TCO: baliew DB Foster, C.P.S. 
Burrowa.. 16,3 8 foes 5 10 Pak, B: Barnett, C.P.S. 
Camden ..,. any ~ Less 201 Bs . alr 248 W. Schwarer, A.C.P.S. 
Campbelltown .., na) a: 18 Aug, ,, 18), ; | il | F. D, OH. Sutherland, C.L.C. 
Carcoar ... aa ae OR Sor een a ARS «cesta ai Et * ‘ i0 | R. P. Browne, C.P.S. 
Casino... a ti bee 2 Sept., 1910 14, " wal LOMO. Wi. Small; ‘OPS. 
Cobar... af An wa Loma % 20-45; - aL H. M. Blackmore, C.L.C. 
Condobolin ac : ; 29 Aug. ,, 2ies, 5 % 2 | H. Breakell, C L.O. 
Cooma ttc : 12.Sept., _,, es; » wy IL | E.G. Hatter sley, C.P.S, 
Coonabarabran .., 4 Zo AUP ass Aes : Ao ewer ALNG Be C.P.S. 
Cootamundra : 6 Sept., ,, 26 5 a ey eee 0 ime pam se 8 Fletcher, C.P.S. 
Cowra ... ae 00 ¥ Oi is 3 bee x ven LOS ye dM. iller, OLEsS: 
Deniliquin ie fie . Like o. Gees ” cohadd BrP. P.Kemp,:C: L807; 
Dubbo .., soe oe vee] 2O-AU Bigs 5 4 5 ” ..| IL | A. T, Cochrane, C.L.C 
Eden see ae ie J EIS apt aes a r «| 11° | D. W. Reed, C. 1.0: 
Forbes ... 460 500 xc 29 Aug., ,, Ati | 10 | H.T. Thomas, 0.1.0 
Glen Innes is 6 Septs: -, 14}, 5 r, | 10 | W. D. Stafford, C.P.S. 
Goulburn st noe : 12.5; 3 LOmR » va] L051) GAS. Boiléan, CLP.S: 
Grafton ... a Nes vee Or. me, 24°, i ..| 11 | M. Cleeve, C.P.S. 
Grenfell ... ue eer i ae. HS Fy Rs 2; 5 2 | H. J. Jeffreys, C. PS. 
Gundagai ae ma 600 ‘lL 2g 7. =e; hs 11 | D. Bruce, C.P.S. 
Gunnedah scé ae soe zens 4 4, a » 10 | 0. W. Thomas, A.C.P.S. 
ie oh (Lithgow) see are SlelO os S 10> 5) 3 ...| 10°30 | T. W. Cohen, 0.L.C 
Hay tee ee see vee aoe 5 ” ” 10 ” ” ae 11 BE. Ha arrison, CaP ESe 
Hillgrove 565 568 53 sealaced ALON states 20, 0 10 | W. G. Hazell, C.P.8. 
Hillston dee eee ove vee 30 ” ” 2 ” ”» 10 A. C. McDonald, C. L. C, 
Jerilderie a Ha uo 10 £ept., ,, 10 ,, 4 10 | J. Curry, A.C.P.S. 
Junee... 3 Tee , 24 Aug., ,, A tO. aes 3 .| 10 | C. B. Colls, C.P.S. 
Kiama ... ai 500 : 6 Sept., , Aller43y ey 7 | 10 | G. Wheeler, C.L.C. 
Lismore ... 505 ee 25 Aug. ,, iS es .{ 11 | S. B. Gunn, C.L.C. 
Liverpool 5a vee iO eatey . Sy * Apo Ue Pah D. H. Sutherland, C.L.C. 
Maclean .., 5 Sept., (Rey ~ ...| 10 | C. W. Swiney, CPS. 
Maitland (West Maitland) es ' a 15 42 G ..| 10 | R. Waddell, C.L.C. 
Metropolitan Genel mg Court) .. 29) Aug., “+, 205) y a 2 | A. Blix, C.L.C. 
Milparinka 8 Sept., » 26 we,, ¥ ih Wy eeeter: Williamson, L.¢. 
Mitchell (Wilcannia) ae 22 Aug. oh 10°, 1l | C. Wenholz. 
Moama ... ate a S Sept, 5) Sia; a 2°30 | A. Smith, A.C.P.S. 
Molong ... seis ove LO. aie; +, Br. “j i tableslilts Bs Murray, U.P 3S. 
Moree oe * 9 1G Ans 5 1A WEN: Bras C.L.C. 
Moruya ... Bos; : Gan; ¥ 10 | M. E. Soane, O.P.S. 
Mudgee ... AD eAnty ees oes = Pie aGs McDougall, C.P.S. 
Murrurundi At hb ee ss - a hae + 11 | J.B. Gibson, C. Lo. 
getcet “e and Merton (ALuswell- 10, _ Big, n 11 E. H. Page, 0. P.S. 
roo 

Nyngan . Son tee ; eae 3) aleve ary ; 3 | W. B. Geddes, C.L.C. 
Nymagee.... ae Soe 3 wena ime ‘ 2 lets D 10 | S. T. Cupitt, A.C.P.S. 
Orange ... 4 «| 2:Sept., ~ 55 Gh i soo] dL) SH. Jo heary CsL.C, 
Parkes non : foal RO heats PS ORs, 5 | 10 | W. H. Adams, 0.L.C. 
Parramatta aes ies Oley 3 1925, = ...| 10 | @. Addison, C.L.C. 
Paterson ... me o2| 20 as ‘5 Si: * ..| LL | J.8S. Brown, C.P.S. 
Penrith ... , 19 - vo €; é say Ld SHR, es Green, C.L.O. 
Port Macquarie ,. a pee 55 ives 5 Ps k8) B. A. May, C.P.S. 
Port Stephens (Stroud) | oe 14 ,, i 2 oer, ..| lO | R. E. Callow, L.O. 
Queanbeyan . sy} 10eey ii 1h ed a 12 | W.O. Russell, C.P.S. 
Quirindi .., ae : ve aed oes ) 19°, + asi |ak Le Os isonwossie ©, bas 
Raymond Terrace : Saag 5 142s, ...| 10 | C. Grimehaw, A.C.P.S. 
Rylstone ... xe f Wee 5 12>. ' ..| 11 | BH. Howe, C.L.C. 
Scone “ Lowa » Zi 5 A ..{ 1L | Ly A. MeDougall, 0.P.S. 
Singleton hap ace | Sema, 5 La, 55 il P. HE. Eldershaw, C.L.C. 


21 Serv, 1910.} .. NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 148. 5209 


nnn rpepnnngmnntnsarmaamema nates 


QUARTERLY LICENSING COURTS—continused. 


———_$ $$ —— — 


When Court to be held. 


Licensing District. Date e — from Conyened by 
Date, Ifour. 
| 2 eee eT mine 
Tamworth OF |. koow big oterte weMepepligro en 4RVB Oct, 1910 ..| 10" jndoR) Perey, C.P-S 
Temora .., ok Ais ie P| 3 ll all ieee i | 12 | F. EB. Crook, LC 
Tenterfield val at eae - aa A ss | 1L | W.d. Forrest, 0.P.S. 
Tumbarumba 2 a ee Sh ech PIBONM anf 12 | B.A. Mahony, C.L.C. 
Uralla rs mks oe ot ae ae TT ANN 4 | a1 | @. P. L. Hucgerford, C.L.C, 
Walgett ... nb: ace = “Zip lhnps ll aay a tiger aa bee ¥. | lL | A. M. Dunn, C.L.C. 
Wagga Wagga ... 9Sept, , Bh BONS 5 | 10 | J. D. Walker, J.P., C.P.S, 
Warialda ., is ane ho Pel iar" f be ok 8s @: | ll | BE. Angove, C.L.C. 
Warren ... ie wae Sue SOT ort . eam 9 aes rh AP 2 | J.T. Cleary, O.P.S. 
Wellington ais Age * Fr aS eee - ARPS bere D ..| 11 | A. G. Chiplin, O.P.S. 
Wentworth See ue “¥¢ soe 2o Dye 5s sal eA BY - | 1b | ©. A. Arnold, C.P.S. 
Windsor ... ve te wr Pf erste <r eure SA ree is | 1L | P. J. Sheridan, C.P.3. 
Wollongong... sis ae ».-| 13'Sept., 5 Eee ek omy, 3 ..| IL | Jd. Saunders, C.L.C, 
Wyazlong... ae 4 ae a Oe 3 Rs ee Li ee a | lb | J. W. Lees, O.P.S. 
Young ooo ooe ane vee eee 12 Sept., ” oe Il ” ” pee Tl R. W. Collins, L.C, 
See err ee a i, en 
[1899] Registrar-General’s Department, 


Sydney, 19th September, 1910, 
a ise is hereby notified that, in conformity with the provisions of the Registration of Births, Deaths, and Marriages Act, 1899, 
the undermentioned Oficiating Ministers have been registered at this Office for the celebration of Marriages :— 


Name. Denomination. Fesidence. Aioisodeees 


Oy rr gr 


| 1910. 
8798 | Reverend Francis Joseph Beeman .| Church of England (Diocese of Newoastle)...| St. Jolin’s, Newcastle) 6 Sept, 
3799 | Reverend Fred Berry ... eg .... Church of England (Diocese of Grafton and) Kyogle ot pee Ov os 

| Armidale), : 
2309 | Reverend William Barry Tobin) Roman Catholic Church (Diccese of Wil-| Moama ee pe Gar ss 
(previously registered as Reverend) cannia), 
William Tobin). 


3800 | Mr. George Edward Barns... ...| Church of Christ ore ae Aa ...| 10 Marlborough, — eh op 
street, Leichhardt. 

3801 | Reverend John Dempsey, M.A, ...| Congregational Church (Independents) _.. | Wentworth-road, 14, 
Burwood. 

$802 | Reverend Hugh Linton, M A. ...| Church of England (Diocese of Riverina) ...| Broken Hills. meg en Fe 


aE rn 


WwW. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General, 


—--+~— ~ 


[1909] : Registrar-General’s Department, 
Sydney, 19th September, 1910. 


dig is hereby notified that, in conformity with the provisions of the Registration of Births, Deaths, and Marriages Act, 1899, the 
changes of residence of the undermentioned Officiating Ministers have been duly registered at this Office:— 


Residence 
No. Name. Denomination. sine Seiwa’ on 
¥rom— To— 
ES Nae sete 2 ree a Se ae 
1910. 
1706 | Reverend William John Roberts ...! Church of England (Diocese of} Picton ... ...| Castle Hill ...] 6 Sept. 
Sydney). 
2318 | Reverend William St. John Chase... i ae do ...| Kangaroo Valley| Picton ... 6 y 
2139 | Reverend Henry Thomas Holliday... do do ...| Balmain jieBexley: ... 6 5, 
2320 | Reverend John Howell Price re do do .-:) Bexley «1. ...| Balmain 6 
2520 | Reverend Arthur William Johnstone) Church of England (Diocese of Glen Innes __.,.| Tamworth Gs 
Grafton and Armidale). 
3773 | Reverend Thomas Alexander, M A.) Presbyterian Church of Australia} Sydney .., cl Kiama... oot Ome 
in the State of New South 
Wales. 
8683 | Reverend Arthur John Hegan — .,,{ Roman Catholic Church (Arch-| Forest Lodge .... Camden... Poel) hs See 
diocese of Sydney). 
1748 | Reverend Thomas Mullins ... ...| Ronan Catholic Church (Diocese) Koorewatha ...| Ardlethan 6. 
of Goulburn). 
2618 | Reverend Patrick O’ Riordan oe do do ...| Cootamundra ...| Binalong vie] IGOR Ge 
2913 | Reverend Timothy O’Connell ka do do s+} Lumut... SaeAlbury) cz a0 | POORE ipe 
3167 | Reverend Garrett Shannon ... nab do do wi) Albury’... ...| Wagga Wagga...| 6 5 
8251 | Reverend Edward Joseph Laide... do do ...| Wagga Wagga..., Koorawatha sw. 6 4 
8797 | Reverend John Sharkey... Age do co ..| Binalong .../ Gunning 5is| yy 
3385 | Reverend William Carus Clarke) Church of England (Diocese of; South Bathurst...) Cowra ... ras OR sy 
Caton. Bathurst), 
2513 | Reverend Stephen Taylor, B.A. ,..| Church of England (Diocese of, Newcastle ,..| Erakineville-road,! 16 
Sydney). Erskineville, 
$211 | Mr, Jobn Alexander Malcslmson ,,.! Presbyterian Church of Australia| Wyong .. ,| Ashford.,,, pest LO: fp 
in the State of New South 
Wales. 


pe ae i ee 
W. G. H-WILIIAMS, 
Registrer-General, 
No. 148, 21 Serrrmper, 1910,—3, 


_Bowral 


5210 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. 


[21 Supr., 1910. 


LICENSES under the “ Second-hand Dealers and Collectors Act, 1906,” have been issued as under :— 


Place where issued. | 


Name of Licensee. 


¥ here Premises situated or Address. 


| Nature of License. 


Braidwood ... 
Grafton 


Balmain 


Bathurst 


Broken Hill 

Do ase 
Bulli. Wess 
SB Yo rap We 


...| Domeny, David... 
.| Stevens, William Henry ... 


During THE Monts or JuULy, 1910. 


Nom Chong, Mary ... le 
Kimpton, Adolphus T. ... 


Wallace and Lascelles streets, Braidwood... 


.| Prince-street, Grafton 48 ne 


During tHE Monts or Avaust, 1910. 


x Petersen, Artbur Ernest Montague 
i Phillips, "George Bertram ... : 
»| Domeny, David... pes 


.| Hiron, Sidney 

.| Hawkins, Cecil James 
.| Hewitt, William 

. Lorger, Paul ss oa 
.| McMahon, John Samuel 


a Johnson and Sons ... 


..| Lakovsky, Leo 

...| Lakovsky, Tom aise +a 

...| O'Grady, Frank 
.| Taylor, Albert 


.| Davis, George 


| Tomkis, Edith Mary 


.| Asher, Solomon 


Foster, Allan 
.| Hayes, Alfred 


.| Struck, Joseph wae 
.| Southeron, Sydney George .. ” 
.| Thrift, Josiah Edward... 


Solomon, Abel ae 
Jackson, Charles Henry ae 
Roberts; Alexander James Francis 


.«| Stanley, George John 
.| Croucher, Cyril ... ae 


oes ooo 


ove 


Jenner, Samuel Martin 
Hill, Alfred Hamilton 
Hill, William Stafford 


Arthur, David Henry 


.| Andrew, Richard 


Boughton, Frederick Sohn... se 


Dugan, Thomas James 
Hampson, Louie... 
Perry, Janet Madeline 


..| Prudhomme, Louis .. 
.| Papkin, Millie 

..| Rosen, Abraham 

.| Solomon, Morris 


Silverman, Morric ... 


Buckley, William Cecil 
Baines, Ernest Henry 


Miller, William Alfred 
Mansfield, Herbert ... 
Patison, Arthur Leslie 
Reece, Benjamin 


Mathison, Sarah ... ig va 
Rath, George 


...| Thorley, Roland... Bie a 


Campbelltown 
Do 
Do 
Central Police Court... 
\. Do 
Do 
Do 
Do 
Do 
Do 
Do 
Do 
Do 
Do 
Do 
Do 
Do 
Do 
Do 
Do 
Do 
Do 
Do 
Do 
Do 
Do 
Do 
Do 
Do 
Do 
Do 
Do 
Do 
Cowra... ar 
Forbes se 
Do 5 
Glebe ... ie 
Do vam 
Do ‘ia 
Do 
Do 
Do a 
Do ved 
Do Me 
Do ze 
Do coe 
Do os 
Do ai 
Do was 
Do 
Do : 
Do 
Do " 
Gunnedah 
Do 


Helensburgh ... 
Hillgrove 


te Begbie, John Charles 


«| Barrett, Walter Henry ... 

...| Silver, Henry “it ae 

...| Acheson, Charles ... ‘aa 
.| Fagan, Wiliam .., : 


i Wilson, Alfred 
.| Withers, Hric 


Mackie, George 


: Hale, William George a ee 


Iffland, Nicholas... ion 
Lancashire, Henry B. 


Collins’ Wittens a ele 


.| Daniel, Robert 


Darnley, Edward 


.| Podger, John 


.| Hoots, Jannett se oot 
...| Gunn; George aes a 
...| Murray, Alexander ., = 


...| 204 Patton-street 


...| 835 Westmoreland-street, Glebe 
.| 82 Brougham-street, Glebe ... 
...| 25 Grove-street, Leichhardt ‘ 
...| 386 Norton-street, Leichhardt ai 
.| 19 Collins-street, Annandale ee 


cS ..| George-street, Leichhardt ... 
.| Wilson, Alfred mh ate te 
.| Elger, William Henry ... 


...| 98-100 Weston-road, Balmain 
.| 26 Wellington-street, Balmain 


16 Bruce-street, Balmain 

3 Ann-street, Balmain se 
98 Weston-road, Balmain ... aes 
50 Rosser-street, Balmain oan 
113 Weston-road, Balmain ... ie 
27 Evans-street, Balmain ... Ad 


Durham and Charlotte oe Bathurst ,.. 


Bong Bong street, Bowral . 


veo 


Chloride-street 


Bulli, es 
do 
Queen-street, Campbelltown 
Campbelltown ce ius oon 
do 


454 Elizabeth-street, Sydney 
12 Oxford-street, Paddington 


...| 76 Lower Campbell street, cha : 


401 Bourke-street, Sydney .. 


...| 80 Dixon- street, Sydney 


99 Quarry-street, Syduey 

185 Riley-street, Surry Hills © 

20 Market-street, Sydney ... 
(Stall) Markets, Hay-street, Sydney 
663 George-street, Sydney ... 


slit79 George-street, Sydney ... 


106 Oxford-street, Sydney ... 


1. 98 Albion-street, Sydney ... 
.| 67 Holt-street, Sydney 


110 Cleveland-street, Sydney 


...| Bulwarra- road, Sydney 


Pitt and Market streets, Sydney 


Sydney. 
Bulwarra-road, Sydney 
do do 
72 Abercrombie-streét, Sydney 


| 2 Mill- street, Pyrmont 
...| 61 Stream- street, Sydney ... 


1 Wellington-street, Sydney. 
110 Cleveland-street, Sydney 
21 Dick-street, Sydney 5c 


* 64 McArthur-street, Ultimo i 
...| Bulwarra-road, Sydney f 
..| 45 Glebe-street, Glebe 


345 Sussex-street, Sydney 2 cs 


Kendal-street, Cowra 
Rankin-street, Forbes 


thy Forbes ved Me aia 


15 National-street, Leichhardt 
19 Ferry-road, Glebe “jes 
119 Mitchell-street, Glebe ... 


45 Reuss-street, Leichhardt 


...| 4 Prospect-street, Leichhardt 
.| 33 Campbell-street, Glebe . 


3 Mount Vernon street, Glebe 
62 Taylor-street, Glebe i 
121 Foster-street, Leichhardt. 


33 Campbell-street, Glebe ... 
Chapel-street, Leichhardt .., ay 


Gunnedah iu 
do 


pee eee ee soe 


-Parkes-street, Helensburgh... 


...| Brackin- street, Hillgrove 


...| Peoples Workman’s Home, Susgex- street, 


Second-hand dealer’s. 
do 


Second-hand dealer’s, 
Collector’s. 


Second-hand dealer's, 
Collector's. 


do 
do 
do 
do 
.| Second-hand dealer’s, 
Collector’s. 
do 
.| Second-hand dealer’s, 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do > 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
Collector's 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
.| Second-hand dealer’s* 
NA: do 
do 
Collector’s. 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
da 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
Second-hand dealer’s, 
do 
.| Collector's. 


do 


Second-hand dealer’s. 
; do 


21 Sepr., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148, 


5211 


SECOND-HAND DEALERS’ AND COLLECTORS’ LICENSES ISSUED—continued. 


Place where issued. | 


Name of Licensee. 


Where Premises situated or Address. 


Nature of License. 


Doxina vHe Monts or Avetst, 1910—continued, 


Danie) 


Woodlark-street, Lismore .... 
North Lismore ate 
do Ric wen 
Main-street, Mittagong Sor 
do ACE 


184 Enmore-road, Enmore ... 
Rocky Point road, Rockdale 


wee 


No. 8 Stall, The Markets, Nowlown 


165 Wninore- road, Newtown 

i6 Missenden-road, Newtown 
429 King-street, Newtown ... 

71 Sutherland-street, St. Peters 
58 Smith-street, Marrickville 

7 Park-street, Camperdown... 
Sydenham-road, Sydenham ., 
144 Hnmore-road, Enmore ..._ 
382 Parramatta-road, Petersham 


Hannam-street, Arncliffe ... 
82 Mary-street, St. Peters ... 
7 Lyons-road, Camperdown 

84 Mary-street, St. Peters .., 
7 Lyons-road, Camperdown.., 


Peisley-street, Orange 
Byng-street, East Orange 


282-4 Oxford-street, Paddington 
450 Oxford-street, Paddington 
463 Oxford-street, Paddington 
12 Liverpool-street, Paddington 
Welcome-street, Parkes 
Chiswick-road, Auburn oat 


...| Palmer-street, Parramatta .., 


eee 


Klamaees 2 ova Carson, William James... 
Lismore ae ...| Woodfield, Russell ... mile 
Do eos «| McNamara, Herbert aes 
Do oe .»| Hay, Archibald“... nes 
Mittagong... ...| Penton, Henry Charles 
“Do” nee : do a 
Newtown é ...| Hamilton, Hector William 
Do 3 ...| Lutton, George... ac 
Do ae Hodge, Fanny 5 
Do ...| Ansberg, Frederick George 
Do Byrne, James ua 
Do Britt, William Henry ae 
Do Leach, George Richard 
Do : Montgomery, William ee 
Do ’ ..| Vine, William Edward 
Do Beer, William Joseph : 
Do ; Humphries, Fhomas Gregory... 
Do ...| Van Rugge, Antonies 
Johannes. 
Do : wee| Hind, Arthur es be 
Do Bridge, William Percy... 
To F Foster, Stanley Gordon... 
Do vos ne Piearce, Joseph 
Do ds Montgomery, George 
Orange ao ...| Prescott (Limited) ... 
Do ace ...| Jacob, David 
Paddington .., .«.| Hyde, Hlizabeth  ... ae 
Do : ...| Hackney, Eliie Elvina ae 
Do See Twigg, Albert Edward 
Do Woolf, Benjamin 
Parkes Padley, Thomas 
Parramatta Jackson, Carl 6 
Do FF Chivers, Andrew .., 
Do wie Noble, Harold a 
Penri h ...| Steel, Ernest... ae ie 
Do Boon, Richard 
Redfin .... Campbell, Louisa Helen ... 
Do a8 ...| Kearns, Daniel ae ae 
Do Prince, John : % 
Do Soloman, Jacob See ay 
Do af ...| Pike, Samuel Enoch ti 
Do oa ...| Hicks, Thomas Henry 
Do Mitchell, Frederick... 
Do ‘ Lipman, Israel one 
Do Gorman, James aa ase 
Do : Woods, Joseph Robert 
Do ; Crawley, William Kdward.., 
Do : Shaw, Ernest , : 
Do ase EHilivtt, George aes 
Do ose ...;.Mongan, Alfred ... 
Do - «| Ashton, William A.... 
Do ae Drew, Walter ss 
Do ..| Theobald, Jack 
Do 7 Price, George Tag 
Do ...| Saunders, William ... 
Do .| Robbing, Carl 
Do ...| Yates, Thomas James 
Do ; ..| McLoughlin, James #5 
Do sak ...| Franke, Edward Pari Pe 
Do ; ...| Rylands, William ... see 
Do , ...| Anthes, Herbert... we 
Do .| Levy, Solomon ae as 
Do Harris, Sydney bes oo 
Tamworth ... .. | Bizant, Matthew... 


Water Police Court ... 


Do ae 
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Do oe 
Do . 
Do 
Do : 
Do re 
Do 

West Wyalong 

ass. *>%, ees eis 


Do 


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Brukarz, Joshua... Ps 
Cohen, Myer oes 


.| McFarlane, Raymond A 
.| Watson, George... =a 
.| Rayner, Charles... ee 


Sillence, James ce 
Cox, James ... nee 


Taylor, Henry George ne 


Roach, John Joseph ve 


...| Stribley, Thomas .., Ss 


Scurr, Crawford Augustus ... 
do “re eee 


.| Union-road, Auburn... ae 


Henry-street, Penrith 
do coe 


239 Cleveland-street, Redfern 
120 Regent-street, Redfern ... 
159 Abercrombie-street, Redfern 
35 Regent-street, Redfern ... 
112 Wellington-street, Waterloo 
High-street, North Botany ... 
28 Botany-road, Waterloo ... 
34 Bctany-road, Alexandria... 


Bay-street, Botany .., 


Rose Cottage, High-street, North Botany : 


112 Cooper-street, Waterloo 
141 George-street, Redfern .., 
168 Botany-street, Waterloo 

13 Vine-street, Darlington ... 
59 Wellington-street, Wat-rloo 
18 Carlisle-street, Redfern ... 
18 Carcline-street, Redfern ... 
59 Young-street, Redfern 

4 Botany-road, North Botany 
52 Baptist-street, Redfern . 
Universal-street, North Botany 


15 Raglan-street, Waterloo .., 


...| Beaumont-street, Sydney .., 


49 Caroline-street, Redfern .., 
103 Henderson-road, Alexandria 
Queen-street, Alexandria 386 


...| Darling-street, Tamworth 


19 Pitt-street, Circular Quay 
95 George-street North, Sydney 
48 Mackay-street, Sydney ... 
73 Fitzroy-street, Sydney .., 


| 2 Norton-lane, Sydney 


18 Chaplin- -street, Derithpitoast 


a 430 Crown-street, Sydney 


292 Riley-street, Sydney 


.| 75 Riley-street, Sydney he 


Main-street, West ree 
Cooma-street, Yass .., 
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Collector’s. 
do 
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Second-hand dealer's, 


.| Collector’s. 


Second-hand dealer’s. 
do 
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do 
do 
do 

Collector’s. 

do 
do 
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do - 
do 
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Second-hand dealer’s. 
Collector’s. 


Second-hand. dealer’s. 
do 
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Collector’s. 


do 


Second-hand dealer’s. 
do 
Collector’s. 
do 


Second-hand dealer’s. 


do 


; Collector’s. 


5212 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. [21 Sxpr., 1910. 


——_— 


[18:8] Department of Fisheries, 
Sycney, Zlst September, 1910. 
APPLIOATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER CULTURE. 


i ie is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have applied te lease fcr Oyster Oulture the 
portions of land set opposite their respective names as meutioned hereunder. 
Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Department daily, excepting 
Saturdays, between 11 and 3 o’clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’slock. 
Any person may, by memorial $0 the Board of Fisheries, within thirty days from the date of this notice, anc on 
grounds to be stated in such memoris!, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. 
J. A. BRODIE, 


Scoretary. 
Pee Applicant. Locality. | Parish. | County. Pari Seer Es Sapo : 
Port STEPHENS. Yards. 
6424 | Robert Wm. Onthe northern side of Corrie Creek, at the GasieLDi pander Gloucester | 309 15 years 
Asquith. end of F. Holbert’s oyster lease No. 4,612, near, | 
the entrance to Wobbegong Bay and fronting the 
A. A. Company’s grant. | 
6437 Do On the eastern side of Myall River, about 700 yards Tens x do 300 | 15 ,, 
north-westerly from R. Beeson’s portion No. 11 
| of 40 acres. | 
6625 | Alfred Laman .... On the eastern side of the North Arm, lying between) ...serseeeee do 200 | 15 'y 
| applicant’s oyster lease No. 3,877 and J. Mor- | 
_ ante’s oyster lease No. 3,557, on the frontage of 
the A. A. Company’s grant. 


Watts Laxr. 


On the eastern side of an inlet of the scuthern| Forster... Gl ucester...| 200 5 years 
shore of Goodwin Island, at the northern end 
of John Moriarty’s oyster lease No. 5,653. 


6564 | James Barclay, junr. 


CLypE River. 


6565 ' Thomas Templeman’ On the weatern bank of Mundarlow Creek, at the{ Goba ...{ St. Viacent.{ 1,909 | 5 years 
| gouthera ead of T. Templeman’s oyster leas 
| No. 4,516. | | 

6566 | Do ... Oa the eastern bank of Mundarlow Creek, at the do ve do so - SIGS SOE 


| gouthern end of app'icant’s oyster lease No. 4,517. 


HAWKESBURY RIVER. 


6623 | Francis D’Landro...| On the western bank of Mooney Mooney Creek] Cow.n | Northumber-; 290 | 15 years 
lying between sections Nos. 1 and 2 of u. G land. 
Malcuf’s osster lease No. 4,871. 


CLARENCE RivzR. 


6537 | William T. Harding Oa the southern bank of the North Arm of Clarence| Harwood ...| Clarerce ...| 230 | 5 years 
| River, on the frontage of T. Kerin’s portion No. 

154 of 47 acres, and extending westerly from the 
western end of W. Darclay’s oyster lease No.) 
5,690. $ 

6572 ‘Do ...| On tke south-western bank of the Lake channel, on Talcumbi ... do ...| 400 Onna 
the frontage of H. A. Baker’s portion No. 215 of 
50 acres, and extending north-westerly from the 
northern end of W. Barclay’s oyster lease No. 
4,017. 


> 


Wines Department Notices, 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sourn WaALEs, } By His Excellency The Right Honourable Frepertc Joun Napier, Baroy 
to wit. 
Cuetusrorp, Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 


(L.8.) 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its 


CuELusFrorD, 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia. 


ip: pursuance of the provisions of section 5 (3) of the “ Mining Act, 1906,” I, Frepgrtc Joun Napier, BARon CHELMSFORD, 
the Governor of the State of New South Wales aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council of the said State, do 
hereby vary the Proclamation constituting the Yerranderie Gold-field, published in the Government Gazette of the 2nd June, 
1909, by the inclusion of the lands hereunder described in the area of land so constituted asa gold-field. 
( Mis, 1910-6,719-201] 
Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this sixteenth day of September, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine 
hundred and ten, and in the ficct year cf His Majesty's Reign. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 


J. A. HOGUE. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


ScuEDULE. 


County of Weatmoreland, parish of Jooriland. The lands within the boundaries of portions 104 and 105 of 100 acres thd 
300 acres respectively,—as shown on plans W. 2,943 and W, 2,944-1,502, [1479] 


21 Sepr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. 5213 


APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, Las been pleased to appoint 


Mr. Crive Conver WrstoN, Relieving Clerk of Petty Sessions, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, Miuing Registrar, and 
Officer authorised to issue Miners’ Rights and Business Licenses at Taree, vice Mr. A. G. Olson, on leave,—such 
appointment to take effect from the 22ad August, 1910 (1910-7,146-202 Misc.). 

Mr. Wrttrax Riowarp Coxtrs to act temporarily as Chief Olerk and Registrar of this Department, vice Mr. H, H. Ray, on 
leave,—such appointment to take effect from the 1st Octobe’, 191U (1910-7,145-202 Mise ). 

J. A. HOGUE. 


—_————— 


[1Slo] Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 2ist September, 1910. 


NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING AND FOR PURPOSES IN CONNECTION WIil 
MINING; TO LESSHES UNDER SUCH LEASHS, AND TO WHOM IT MAY OCNCERN, 


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT— 


: THE undermentioned applications for Leases of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1908, have been approved 
by His Excellency the Governor and the Executive Council. 


Departmental No. ee - Name, | Maes | Locality. | Area. | 3 pee 
FOR GOLD-MINING LEASES. 
[1910-8,133 L.B.; 8,216 L.B.] Te eee p: 
Binalong 5* 10 | M. V. Lawless and] at 25 | County Harden, parish Cumba-| 8 0 0) 29 30 April, 1910 
; another. murra. 
Braidwood 17 100 | R. Fulton ... 5 44, | County St. Vincent, parish Jer-| 10 0 0! 20) SJduly, » 
. ricknorra. 
Tumut 8 15 | W. Stokes and anor] ,, 9 | County Buzcleuch, parish Coole-| 5 0°0|20|/ 4May, 4» 
man. 
Cowra 2 14 |W. Pratt & anor.) ,, 17 | County Bathurst, parish Kenil-| 2 0 0|20)|11July, , 
worth, 


FOR MINERAL LEASES. 
[1910-8,130 L.B.; 8,132 L.B.; 8,134 L.B.; 8,217 L.B.; 8,131 1.B.; 8,218 L.B.] 


Wollongong 33+ 31 | W. J. Adams wets 19 & | County Camden, parish Wonona |:09 0 0 | 20 | 25 Oct, 1909 
20. 
Deepwater 82*{, §8 | Torrington Swamps, mL 57 | County Gough, parish Welling-| 31 213 20 | 39Sept.,  » 


| (N.-L.). | ton Vale. 
” SIS) 87 Do aN Rae 56 do do fod). 8280: 1204-30) 5 mn 
| | (ex. claim).' 
Dandaloo 18 ; 19) A. H. Dight daae'y, 24 | County Kennedy, parish Beacons-| 69 0 0 20 | 17 June, 1910 
field. 5 
Orange 13 51, L. V. Puckle : | 3 11 | County Ashburnham, parish Bar- 15 0 0!20)1 6May, 
ton. 
Cowra 8 9 | E. Davis and others. _,, 3 | County Monteagle, parish Illunie) 20 0 0 | 20 | 24 March, ,, 
Broken Hill 48f 45 | Sulphide Corpora-| ,, 233 | County Yancowinna, parish} O 2 37 | 20 | 23 June, 1909 


tion (Ltd.). Picton. 


y 87 96 | J. Eastman & anor.. | » 118 | County Farnell, parish Torrowan- 80 0-0 120-345; 1910 
gee. 
i 88 97 Do ...| mrs 71 & do do le GOln: Ole One 20) Ours, 5s 
earn 
* Part of surface reserved. + Whole of surface reserved. { As modified. 


ee 


THE undermentioned applications for Mining Leases of Private Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, have been 
approved by His Excellency the Governor and the Executive Council. 
[1910-8,136 ; 8,135; 8,137 L.B.] 


Departmental No. Leent Name. | ete | Locality. | Area. | 3 Toman 
Dl oe ee : 
dy) heen D: 
Rockley 45* | 106 | A. Baker .., Go) Pat GO County Georgiana, parish Mount] 9 0 15 | 20) 4 Jan., 1910 


(part of 70.) Lawson. 
Wellington 20 46 | P. BE. Cascy | P@L14 County Bligh, parish Wuuluman| 16 2 24 | 20 18 Oct, 1999 


(part of cL (surface 
1,781.) right 
2 0 0) 
* 25 538 | A.McDonald ...| Pan 3 County Wellington, parish Gal-| 3 38 86 | 20 | 4 April, 1910 


(part of 1.) wadgere. 


Se 


* The whole of surface reserved. 


THE undermentioned application for a Lease of Private Lands for Mining Purposes, in terms of the Mining Act 
1906, has been approyed by His Excellency the Governor and the Executive Council. 
[1910-8,138 L.B.] 


| Portion \ 


Departmental No. | ei Name. | ais Locality. | Area, 3 ye pliontlon 
es = : 
fits, Tae PD 
Yass 9 16 | South Kangiara Min-| pat 3 | County King, parish Taunton ...| 0 8 30 | 20 | 26 July, 1909 
ing Company (No-| (part of 
Liability). 1.) 


5214 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. [21 Supr., 1910. 


NOTICH TO APPLICANTS FOR LHASHS FORK MINING, &o.—continued. 


LEASES READY FOR DELIVERY. 


THE undermentioned Leages of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, are now ready for delivery to the 
Leasees, end unless the Lessees take delivery thereof within the time mentioned in notice issued by the Warden or other Officer 
they will be voided. 


Lessees who desire to appoint an attorney to execute and take delivery of their leases can cbtain a form of power of 
attorney on application at the Warden’s or any Mining Registrar’s Office, or at this Department. 


If it be so desired, the leases can be forwarded for execution and delivery to the Olerk of any Warden’s Court, or to the 
Department at Sydney. 


Departmental No. ie Name. hone | Locality. : | Area. | Date of Lease. 
GOLD-MINING LEASES. an es ‘ 

Tumbarumba 18 | 22 G. Rutherford ..| @n 5 | County Wynyard, parish Bago | 10 0 O( 12Sept, 1910 
Drake 49 | 79 | KR. Taylor... v| 9, 65 | County Drake, parish West Fairfield... 2 0 0] 9 ,, » 
Nerrigundah 28/ 80 | R.Latty  ... --| y 5 | County Dampier, parish Urobodalla ..., 5 0 O} 9 ,, iy 
Rockley 63 | 144 | H.G. Hyde .., r+} yg, 66 | County Westmoreland, parish Irene ...| 25 0 O}] 9 ,, 3 
Wagonga 19! 18 | E. Smith and another! ,, 105 | County Dampier, parish Noorooma ..., 5 0 0] 9 , 3 
MINERAL LEASES. : 

Mount Hope 1 9 | FJ. Feldmann &anr., Mt 22) Connty Blaxland, parish Mount Allen| 20 0 0 | 12 Sept., 1910 
Deepwater 114] 125 | R. W. Elliott ---| 4, 83 | County Clive, parish Rockvale eal, NOLO MEO | Banos + 
Euabalong L1G) S135) A. Cromenes | » 14] County Blaxland, parish Urambie East] 80 0 0/12 ,, 7 
55 12) 14 Do i oy LB do do “| SOO SOs Lae, ' 
Emmiaville 117 | 1384 | ©. Counter | 5, 27 | County Gough, parish Highland Home| 20 0 0] 12 ,, “ 
Cowra 3 4 | J. Davis and others...| ,, 1 | County Monteagle, parish [llunie 452|-AO OE 20] “ER 8 
4 10 ll R. H. Norris.., | 5, 8 | County Bathurst, parish Kenilworth ...| 40 0 0} 12 ,, 5 
Inverell 8 let Oourt ss; » 211 | County Gough, parish Elmsmore fer} 40-0250 | FZ), a 
Tingha 91 | 143 | G. Schuman, jun. ...| ,, 46 | County Gough, parish Herbert 2 LOS OO 12 # 
Inverell ~ Tf 10 L. H. Court ... | 5, 210 | County Gough, parish Elmsmore PSD E OP tO" 12, y 


I? is intended to refuse the undermentioned application for » Mineral Lease of Crown Lands, in terms of the Minirg 
Act, 1906, asd that notice of such refusal wil! be published in the Government Gazette of 5th October, 19109; and the land 
referred to in suck application will, after publication of the Government Gazette of that date (viz., at 23.) o'clock p.m.), be 
open to be taken possession of, in terms of the Mining Act and Regulations, provided there be then no advers title to the land. 
[1910-8,140 L.B.] 


| Portion | A Date of 
Name. | No. Locality. Area. Application. 


Bi SE 


ip. 
mane . | County Argyle, parish Jerrara ,.. | 40 0 0] 23 Aug., i999 


Goulburn 10 19 W. Bennett ... Sey 


THH undermentioned application for a Mineral Lease of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1905, has b-en 
refused, the area applied for being held under a Mineral Lease in force. 


[1910-8,139 L.B.] 


atts 
+ Ca A= | Portion 5 a Date of 
Departmental No. — Name. ; Re Locality. | Area. | Application. 
: a sz SLA, 
| : a or. p. 
Tuena 15 44 | C. E. Russell ce ML 6 | County Georgiana, parish Tuena +112 0 0/ 10 Aug, 1910 


THE undermentioned application for a Gold-mining Lease of Orown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, has 
been refused. : 


[1910-8,219 L.B.} 


Se eee SS 


Departmental No ge Name. | Parhion | Lozality. | Area. | Peers 
a. Tp: « 
Binalong 6; 11 | M.V. Lawless and anr....| ....... | County Harden, parish Cumbamurra| 1 2 0 | 30 April, 1910 


IT is intended to void the undermentioned Leases of Crown Lunds, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, and that 
notice of such voidance will be published in the Government Gazette of 5th October, 1910; and the land referred to in 
such leases will, after publication of the Government Gazette of that date (viz., at 2°30 o’clock, p.m.), be open to be taken 
possession of, in terms of the Mining Act and Regulations. 


Departmental No, re Name. ec Locality. | Area, | Date of Lease. 
GOLD-MINING LEASES. 
[1910-8,141 L.B.; 8,221 L.B.; 8,222 LB.) a Tr. p. 
Grenfell 9| 14 | W. Still Hp .( QE 73 | County Monteagle, parish Brundah ...( 3 216 | 6July, 1910 
Moruya 8i | 35 | BG. Schell, junior » 66 | County St. Vincent, parish Tomaga ig St! Bh Sake age ” 
Bathuyst 15 | 39 | &.€. Julius ... ve ium ol be | County Roxburgh, parish Melrose 5 0 0] 380 June, ,, 


MINERAL LEASE. 
[ 1919-8, 220 TB.) ) F 
O*eron 44) &6 {| W. McGregor enol MED oe | County Westmoreland, county aero 40 0 0 | 23 June, 1910 


SS a a a i ee eee La 


at 


Pambula LG) 00 | J. Haigh ... ise Ay ths: County Auckland, parish Yowaka... 


21 Szxpr., 1910.]} NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. 5215 


NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &o.—continued. 


THE undermentioned Gold-mining Leases of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, have been voided, 
the Lessees having failed to execute and take delivery thereof when called upon to do 8o. 


[1910-7,755 L.B. ; 7,756 L.B.] 


Departmental No. 6% Name, Portion No. Locality. | Area. | Date of Lease. 
ee se eS Rt Fa A Sa, ee Rear = eM a aan in ae a, a on 
| &, Fe; De 
Drake ... 42| 72 | @. OC. Pearce Are @n 15 County Buller, parish Clarence ...| 20 0 0 | 21 June, 1910 
2 2 3 30 » » 


THE necessary evidence and report in reference to the application for a dredging lease set out in the Schedule 
hereto having been received, it has been determined that a lease shall be granted of the area referred to in such application, 
subject to the general conditions to be observed in leases granted under the Mining Act, 1906, and to the following special 
condition, viz. :— . 

‘hat within a period of three months from the date of the lease the sum of three thousand five hundred pounds (£3,500) 
shall be expended in the construction of hydraulic jet elevators and pipes. 
{1910-8,649 L.B.] 


mapas VY at) Ge ee ge ke eS SS SS 


Departmental No. — Name, Portion No. Locality. ! Area, 3 Eee. 
E ca 
Apatite ps : 
Tumbarumba 1| 21 | G.T. Heinecke....| aus +0 &| County Selwyn, pariches Tumbar-| 69 3 25 | 20| 6 Dec, 1909 
on umba and King. Part of the bed 
and banks of Tumbarumba Creek 
and adjacent flats. 


THE necessary evidence and report in reference to the application for a dredging lease set out in the Schedule 
hereto having been received, it has been determined that a lease shall be granted of the area referred to in sucu application, 
subject to the general conditions to be observed in leases granted under the Mining Act, 1906, and to the following special 
conditiots, viz. :— 

(1) That within a period of four months from the date of the lease the sum of one thousand pounds (£1,900) shall 
be expended in the construction of a sand pump. 


(2) It is hereby specially agreed and declared that the lessee shall not carry on dredging operations over or upon the 
tracks leading from Guyra to Edwards’ selection, without the sanction of the Secretary for Mines first had and 
obtaired, and subject to proper provision being made by the lessee for any traffic that may require to pass through 
the said land. 


[1910-8,646 L.B.] 


Date of 
Application. 


Portion 
No, 


Local 


Departmental Ne, No Name. Locality. Area, 


\Years. 


¥>. Dp. 

Glen Innes 9 | 38 | T. Hibbert and anor.) au 38 | County Clarke, parishes Ward and| 25 0 5 20 | 8June, 1910 
Coventry. Part of the bed and 
banks of the Oban River, and 
land adjacent thereto. 


THE undermentioned Mineral Leases have been cancelled for non-fulfilment of the labour conditions. 
[1910-5 144; 5,199; 5,259] 


| Portion 


No | Name. Rig: Locality: | Area | Application No 
hip ts Be Sa Fs Bae BERR Bae ee: hae RE i eed eee mR a A 5d edt eae eee 9 
Minine Act, 1874. _ Bee) Psa Ps £ 
9710 | J. Madden and another ... ..| Mt 1 | County Kennedy, parish Albert .| 40 0 Of Peak Hill 23 
10408 | Stannum Lode Tin Mining Company| ,, 196 | Counties Gough and Clive, parishes} 40 0 0 | Deepwater 4\2 
(No-Liability). Wellington Vale and Annandale. 
Mrinine Act, 1906. 


39 | T. Chandler ... ves jas = ML i8 | County Gough, parish Strathbogie North| 20 0 0 | Emmaville 18-13 


THE undermentioned Gold-mining Lease has been cancelled for non-fulfilment of the labour conditions. 
[1910-5,200] 


Minine Act, 1906. 


Portion Locality | Ares. | Application No 


No, 


| 
a. Y. p. | , 
614 | D, Bunt tae a9 a) ...| @L 174 | County Gipps, parish Wyalong... “ 61 4 )Woeloug 86-87 
West. 


5216 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. [21 Supr., 1910. 


ER 


NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &0.—continued. 


TILE undermentioned Gold-mining Lease has been cancelled for non-payment of rent due thereon, 
[R. 1910-1,217] 


Barnuvest Minina District. 


= ee ew heer: eer WH 


er a > er rr ee ree 


a SE EE SS SE SE Se we 


No Name. ory Looality. Area. | Application No. 
: | 
ee re ee rn rR —_—-— ———<—<$$ ——————. error * 
| ey Tt. p: 
159) | The Ballarat of New South Wales, an 7 | County Bathurst, parish Beneree | 25 0 Q/| Orange 204 
Gold-mining Company No-Lia- | 
bility. 


ae $$ 


W. H. WOOD. 


Second Insertion. 
NOTICE UNDER SECTION 91 OF THE MINING ACT, 1906, AND REGULATION 106. 


Noes is hereby given that an application, as hereunder, has been made in terms of the abovementioned Act for a Dredging 

Lease to mine for Tin, by means of Centrifugal Pump, in and on the area described, and that J, the Warden of the 
District, having been so directed by the Secretary for Mines, will, on the 4th day of October, 1910, at 10 a.m,, at the Warden’s 
Couit at Tingha, hold an inquiry concerning such application. 


Any objection to the application must be lodged with me, in the Warden’s Office at Tingha, before the day above 


mentioned. 
ScHEDULE. 
bin oe ee a ees 
&p Ticatin Nameof Applicant. Description of Area. Area. Penni 
: A, uF. De 
Tingha 122 | Melbourne Cope’s Creek Tin| Portion u.u. 72, parishes of Cope’s Creek, Single, and 58 8 34 | 16 Nov., 1909 
Sluicing Co. (N.-L.). Swinton, county of Hardinge, embracing part of 
the bed and banks of Cope’s @:eek and land 
adjacent thereto, including portions 7 and s.L. 
$6-8, parish of Single, and port of 8.u. 98-7, parisb 
of Cope’s Creek, extending from the west boun- 
dary of m.t. 71 down the creek to the east 
boundary of M.L. 43. 
a 5 oe ny Sem bes 5 1) TNT, ST een, Pome CLE PY oy © TES CS ine Rn ai (a Ee a a 
W. I, PERRY, Warden. 
Dated this 80th day of August, 1910. [1627] 
(1883) Department of Miner, 


Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 23,619 FROM SALE FOR MINING PURPOSES, PARISH OF GULGONG, 
COUNTY OF PHILLIP. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with tl 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Minir 


Act, 1906, part of Reserve No. 23,619 from sale for mining purposes, hereunder described, shall be revoked, and it is hereby revoke 
accordingly. 


{1910-7,153-202 Misc. ] J A. HOGUE, 
ScHEDULE. 
earenive Division. ar me Purpose, | Kee County. Parish. Shire. Area. Part revoked. Papers N 


Be hs Ds 

Mudgee...| Eastern .| 23,619 | From sale for} 18 Jan., 1896...) Phillip ...| Gulgong...) Wyadra .../178 0 , That part within an area set) Mise, 191 
mining —pur- (abvut.) | apart for additional holdings, 5,842. 

poses, notified this day, and the part 

south-west of the railway line 

from Gulgong to Mudgee. 


[1884] Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 21st September, 1910, 
RESERVE FROM OCCUPATION UNDER ANY MINER’S RIGHT OR BUSINESS LICENSE. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, and in pursuance of the powers conferred by section 14 (' 


of the Mining Act, 1906, has been pleased to exempt from occupation under any miner’s right or business license, the Crov 
Lands herein described. 


[1910-7,226-202 Misc.] ~ J, A. HOGUE, 
DESCRIPTION. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF BomMBALA, AND BIBBENLUKE SHIRE. 


No, 1,155. County of Wellesley, parishes of Bombala, Gecar, Guigin, Burrimbucco, Mila, and Maharatta, containing an area 
about 20,106 acres. The lands indicated by red tint on plan catalogued Mis. 1,273 Gbn. in the Department of Lands. 


Norz.—Includes the Maharatta Estate, resumed for purposes of closer settlement. 


21 Sepr.,1910.] , NEW SOUTH WaLkS GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 148. 


Cn 
Lo 
— 
I 


{ands Department DMotices. 


APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


WititAm Donatp Ryris, Esquire, to be a Member of 
the Local Land Board for the Land District of 
Gunning, vice J. Kennedy, Esquire, resigned,— 
such appointment to take effect from the 8th Sep- 
tember, 1910 (M1. 1910-8,278). 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, has been pleased, in pursuance of 

the provisions of the Closer Settlement Acts, to ap- 

point 

Mr. Epwarp Jounstone Sirvers' as an Assessor of 
‘the Court to hear the appeal of the colonial trus- 
tees of the will of the late Moses Joseph against 
the Advisory Board’s valuation of the Maharatta 
Estate, resumed by Gazette notice dated the 17th 


August, 1910. 
S. W. MOORE. 


_— 


[1814] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 2ist September, 1910. 
[* is hereby notified, for public information, that 
the undermentioned gentieman has been appointed 
a Licensed Surveyor for this State :— 
Mr. Saxil Tuxen. 


[M1]. 1910-8,365] S. W. MOORE. 


[1815] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


ie is hereby notified, for public information, that 
the undermentioned gentleman has been appointed 
a Licensed Surveyor for this State: 

Mr. William Alexander Rain. 


[Minl. 1910-8,367] S. W. MOORE. 


[1824] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the 106th 
section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, His Excel- 
lency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, has been pleased to approve of the appoint- 
ment of the undermentioned gentlemen as Trustees 
respectively of the portions of land hereinafter par- 
ticularised, namely :— 


Recreation Ground at Dungowan, area 9 acres, dedi- 
cated 3rd December, 1892 : — 


Messrs. John Sleigh Scott, 
James Bright, 
Rasmus Andrew Bright 
(in lieu of Messrs. C. Scott, junior, H. Newman, and 
A. J. DavidSon, resigned). ° 
{Ms. 1910-13,942] 


Hospital Site at Wagga Wagga, area 5 acres, dedi- 
cated 8rd January, 1907 :— 
Messrs. John Joseph McGrath. 
David Copland. 
Alexander Smith. 


[Ms. 1910-14,302] S. W. MOORE. 


[1825] Department of Lands 


d 
Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


iG is hereby notified, for public, information, that, 

in accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the appointment of the undermentioned 
gentlemen as additional Trustees of the land at Glen- 
brook, area 111 acres, dedicated 24th September, 1889, 
for Public Recreation, namely :— 


Messrs. Samuel William Riches. 
John Howlett. 
John Gonsalves. 


[Ms. 1910-12,349] S. W. MOORE. 
No. 148, 21 Sepremper, 1910,—4, 


[1826] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


{= is hereby notified, for public information, that, 

in accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the appointment of the undermentioned 
bodies as Trustees respectively of the portions of land 
hereinafter particularised, namely :— 


The portion of the General Cemetery at Kingsgate 
(Red Range), dedicated 7th April, 1894, set apart for 
Church of England Burial Ground :— 
The Corporate Trustees of the Diocese of Grafton 
and Armidale. 


“(in lieu of Messrs. R. W. Ruming, and W. A. Potter, 


resigned, and A. P. Baldwin, deceased). 
[Ms. 1910-14,352 ] 


Reserve No. 45,715 at Nowra, county of St. Vincent, 
parish of Nowra, area about 3 roods 36 perches, noti- 
fied 3lst August, 1910, for Public Recreation and 
Access : — 

The Council of the Municipality of Nowra. 
[Ms. 1910-6,815] 


Reserve No. .45,623 at Eugowra, county of Ashburn- 
ham, parish of Waugan, area 5 acres, being portion 
178, notified 17th August, 1910, for Night-soil and 
Rubbish Depdt :— 


The Council of the Shire of Boree. 


[Ms. 1910-12,888] 


Reserve No. 45,232 at Canowindra, county of Ash- 
burnham, parish of Collett, area 10 acres, being por- 
tion 171, notified 11th May, 1910, for Night-soil 
Depot :— nia 

The Council of the Shire of Boree. 


[Ms. 1910-11,348] S. W. MOORE. 


[1827] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 21st. September, 1910. 


be is hereby notified, for public information, that in 

accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the appointment of the undermentioned 
gentlemen as Trustees respectively of the portions of 
land hereinafter particularised, namely :— 


Reserve No. 45,166 at Bunnan, county of Brisbane, 
parish of Tyrone, area 2 roods, being portion 65, noti- 
fied 20th April, 1910, for Mechanics’ Institute site :— 


Messrs. Arthur’ Frederick Barwick. 
John Newman. 
Andrew Molback. 
Colin McKenzie Logan. 
George Goodworth. 
William James Bell. 


[Ms. 1910-13,343] 


Reserve No. 44,919 at Tumbarumba, county of Selwyn, 
parish of Tumbarumba, area 10 acres, being portion 
430, notified 23rd February, 1910, for Hospital Site : — 
Messrs. Thomas Mate. 

Germain Nicholson MceMicking. 

Adam Standish Livingston. 

John McGrath. 

James Curtin Walsh. 


[Ms. 1910-14,343] 


Reserve No, 45,308 at Burragate, county of Auckland, 
parish of Burragate, area about 11 acres 2 roods, noti- 
fied Ist June, 1910, for Show Ground :— 
Messrs. George Keys. 
Henry Kraanstuyver. 
Alfred Porter. 


James Binnie. 
Arthur Binnie, 


[Ms. 1910-14,140) 


5218 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148, » [21 Supr., 1910. 


Reserve No. 45,584 at Tara, county of Bourke, parish 
of Tara, area 10 acres, being portion 52, notified 10th 
August, 1910, for Public Recreation :— 


Messrs. John William Cassidy. 
John James Clark. 
Philp Joseph Tyndall. 
David Bryce. 
Alfred Minchin. 
Patrick Joseph Guthrie, 
[Ms. 1910-14,135] 


Reserve 45,450 at Kelly’s Plains, county of Sandon, 
parish of Dangarsleigh, area 11 acres 3 roods, being 
portions 39 and 40, notified 6th July, 1910, for Public 
Recreation :— 


Messrs. Charles Simmons. 
Joshua Henry Head. 
John Simmons. 
Conrad Lasker. 
Joseph Faint. 
John Thomas Hlliott. 
[Ms. 1910-14,147] 


Reserve No. 2,617 at Barmedman, county of Bland, 

parish of Mandamah, area about 12 acres 16 perches, 

notified 2nd August, 1882, for Public Recreation :— 
William Collier, Esquire 


a lieu of Mr. F, Pettiford, resigned). 
Ms. 1910-13,866] 


Reserve No, 30,952 at Berry Jerry, county of Bourke, 
es of Berry Jerry, area 10 acres* notified 19th 
ay, 1900, for Public Recreation :—- 
. Edward Webb Jennings, HWsquire 
(in lieu of Mr. M. F, Hogan, resigned), 
[Ms. 1910-14,194] 


Reserve No, 24,140 at Lower Southgate, county of 
Clarence, parish of Southgate, area 120 acres, notified 
30th May, 1896, for Refuge in Time of Flood :— 


Samuel Henry Short, Esquire 


er lieu of Mr. A. W. McDonald, deceased), 
Ms. 1910-13,982]} 


The portion of Reserve No. 45,452 for General Ceme- 


tery at Bogree, county of Courallie, parish of Bogree, | 


notified 6th July, 1910, set apart for Roman Catholic 
Burial Ground :—- 


The Right Reverend Patrick 
O’Connor, D.D. 
The Reverend Francis Lloyd. 
Messrs. David Cross. 
Thomas Roger Hogan. 
Edward Comerford. 
John Boyd Cramsie, 


S. W. MOORE. 


Joseph 


[Ms. 1910-12,827] 


[1871] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 2ist September, 1910, 


CANCELLATION OF NOTIFICATION OF GRANTING 
OF ANNUAL LEASB. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that so much 
of the notice appearing in the Government Gazette of the 
24th April 1967, as relates to the grantiog of an annual lease 
in satisfaction of Mary Anh Healey’s application No, 1906-43, 
Carcoar, is hereby cancelled, 
[Ms. Ls. 1910-12,348 } 8S. W. MOORE. 


SS ee eee 


[1863] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 
CENTENNIAL PARK LANDS, 


Pt pursuance of the provisions of the Centenary Park Sale 
Act (No. 23, 1904) L,the Premier and Attorney-General, 
do heroby notify that the undermentioned lot of the Centennial 
Park Lands will be offered on Wednesday, the 2°th September, 
1910, st 11°30 am., at the Booms of Messrs. Hardie and 
Gorman, 133 Pitt-streeb, Sydney, 
* 0. G. WADE. 


Allotment, Section, 


5 eee Lak) een oe cee bee ane 19 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910, 


APPROACHING LAND SALES. 


ROWN LANDS have been advertised in the Government 
Gazette fer sale at the undermentioned places and 


dates :— 
Gazette 
N 


oo. 
Acacia Cresk—Tuesday, llth October, 1910 ... 131 
ADFELONG—Wednesday, 28th September, 1910 .., 131 
_ ARwipaALE—Wednesday, 28th September, 1910 .., 131 
ASHFoRD—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910... Pere 2 | 
BatranaLp—Wednesday, 28th September, 1910... 131 
BARMEDMAN— Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 ... 131 
Brca—Weduesday, 5th October, 1910 if eerdgl 
BzLLincgen— Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 ated 3] 
Boorowa— Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 imo 
Burren Junction—Saturday, 8th October, 1910.... 131 
CaNowIxDRA—Friday, 28rd September, 1910  .., 97 
Carcoar— Wednesday, 12th October, 1910 i elle fh 
Coparn— Wednesday, 5th October, 1910... Pade Aly: 1 $ | 
CoppaDan— Wednesday, 28th September, 1910 .., 131 
CooLamon— Wednesday, 28th September, 1910 ... 131 
Coon aMELE —Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 ue © il 
Duspo—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 4. 131 
Forsss—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 ... wel lsl 


GosFoRD—W ednesday, 5th October, 1910... wen dal 
Grarron—Tuesday, 4th October, 1910... wa 131 

Do Tuesday, 18th October, 1910... Ree iis) 
GuNNING— Wednesday, 28th September, 1910... 131 
Hay—Wednesday, 28th September, 1910 ... wes Hod 
KempsEy— Wednesday, 28th September, 1910 ... 131 


Kurri Kurri—Saturday, 8th October, 1910  ... 1381 
Litrncow— Wednesday, 28th September, 1910 ... 131 
Motone—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 .., i SL 
Morvura—Wedneaday, 28th September, 1910 .., 131 
Moss Vatr—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 ... 131 
Mupere—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910... . ... 131 
NARRABRI—W ednesday, 28th September, 1910 ... 131 
Orancu—Wednesday, 19th October, 1910... Teme. 
Prax Hitt—Friday, 7th October, 1910 .., roo pen 
Sypngey—Tuesday, 4th October, 1910 tes weer Lew 
TAMWoRTH— Wednesday, 28th September, 1910... 131 
Targe—Wedneaday, 5th October, 1910 .., ity Se 
TzMora—Tuesday, 4th October, 1910 a we «131 
TENTERFIELD—W ednesday, 28th September, 1910 131 
TUMBARUMB4a— Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 ... 131 
Tumut—Wednesday, 26th October, 1910 ... we agal 
Tuncurry— Wednesday, 19th October, 1910 ae 
Waccea Wacca—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910... 131 


WARDELL—Tuesday, 4th October, 1910 . (132 
WARIALDA— Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 vai ol 
WiILLyamMa—W ednesday, 5th October, 1910 ifs on 
Winpsor—Wednesday, 28th September, 1910 ... 131 
WvaLone—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 ns gael 
Yass—Wednesday, 28th September, 1910... bis bau 
Youne-—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 ... sod poke 


S. W. MOORE. 


{1837 ] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


PLAN OF ROAD RE-MARKED, APPROVED, AND 
DECLARATION OF SUCH ROAD TO BE A 
PUBLIC ROAD. st 

H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the Executive Council, directs it to be notified 
that, in pursuance of the 25th section of the ‘Public 

Roads Act, 1902,’ the plan of re-marking of road 

hereunder described having been approved, the road, 

as re-marked according to the plan so approved, shall 
represent and be deemed to be the original road, and, 
under the provisions of the 18th section of the ‘‘Public 

Roads Act, 1902,’’ such reserved road shall be and is 

hereby declared to be a Public Road, and dedicated 

to the public accordingly, 


S. W. MOORE. 


ee 


_The reserved road 100 links wide through R. J. 
iSelso’s portion 168, Crown portion 229, J. V. Cramer’s 
portion 64, Commercial Banking Company of Sydney, 
Limitéed’s portions 126, 146, and 258, J. M. lL. Mac- 
donald’s portion 24, Bank of New South Wales’ por- 
tious 22, 145, 52, and 257, Messrs. J. M. L. Mac- 
donald’s and D. A. Miln’s portion 82, J. M. L. 
Macdonald’s portions 101, 102, and 103, being part of 
the road from the Tamiworth-Wallabadah road (Great 
Northern road) to Quitindi,—as shown on plan cata- 
logued R. 9,437-1,608, which is deposited in and can 
be inspected at Department of Laads, Sydney. 

Rds. 1899-3748] 


; 


te | 


21 Supr., 1910.) 


[1838] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY 
ROADS AND PARTS OF ROADS. 


H* Bxcellency the Governor, with the advice of 

_the Executive Council, directs it to be notified 
that, in pursuance of the provisions of the 20th sec- 
tion of the “Public Roads Act, 1902,” the roads and 
parts of roads hereunder described, which .are no 
longer required, are hereby closed, and the lands com- 
prised therein freed and discharged from any rights 
of the public or any person to the same as highways. 


- S. W. MOORE. 


DESoORIPTION. 


Unnecessary road (Bobbard-street), between Russell- 
street and Hay-street, exclusive of a part, 100 links 
wide, fronting allotments 7 to 11, of section 12 in- 
clusive. Unnecessary road (Oxford-street), north of 
reserve for police paddock, unnecessary road east and 
north-east of police paddock, exclusive of a width of 
150 links, to provide necessary access in amended 
design of suburban lands. Unnecessary part of Rus- 
sell-street, from prolongation of west boundary of 
portion 841 to northern corner of portion 340, unneces- 
sary road along south-western boundary of portion 
340, unnecessary road along north-eastern boundary of 
John Sheehan’s (grantee) portion 335, unnecessary 
road, being an extension of Albert-street, east of rail- 
way and along south-eastern boundaries of portions 3 
to 6 inclusive, unnecessary part of road south-east of 
reserve 33,300, extending about 250 links south-west- 
erly from railway line,—all ineluded in design for 
new measurements of suburban lands, town of Bina- 
long, parish of Binalong, county of Harden, Goodra- 
digbee Shire No. 108. 

[Roads 1910-472-5] 


[1878] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


PROPOSED CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY ROAD. 


NO is hereby given that the Minister for Lands is of 

opinion that it is expedient to close, under the provisions 
of the 19th and 20th sections of the “ Public Roads Act, 1902,” 
the road hereunder described; and all persons interested are 
hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addreesed to the 
Minister, within one month from date of this notice, any 


objections which may eppear to them to exist to the closing of 


the said road. 
8. W. MOORE. 


DEscripPrion. 


The unnecessary road between Crown portions 255 and 256, 
within the suburban boundaries of the town of West Molong, 
parish of Molong, county of Ashburnham, Municipality of 
Molong. 

[Roads 1908-744-5 ] 
ee vee ee ee 


1482] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
VILLAGE OF GUYRA. 


ik is hereby notified, for public information, that, at the 

expiration of three months from this date, it is intended, 
under the provisions of section 107 of the Crown Lands Act of 
1884, and gection 57 of the Crown Lands Aci of 1895, to alter 
the design of the village of Guyra by excising part of 
the village lands, and adding it to the suburban lands. 

Lithographs showing the proposed alteration may be in- 
spected at the Crown Land Office, Armidale, Post Office, 
Guyra, and at the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


[Ms. 1910-11,113] S. W. MOORE. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th July, 1910. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
TOWN OF QUIRINDI. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, at the 
expiration of three months from this date, it is intended, 
under the provisions of section 107 of the Crown Lends Act 
of 1884, and section 57 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, to 
alter the design of the town of Quirindi by converting part of 
the town lands into suburban lands. 
Lithographs showing the proposed alteration may be in- 
spected at the Crown Land Office, Tamworth, Post Office, 
Quirindi, and at the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


Aln, 1910-7,752] Ss. W. MOORE, 


[488] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. 5219 


ce ph oe gre 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 21th August, 1910. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
VILLAGE OF UMARALLA. 


T is heveby notified, for public information, that, at the 
expiration of three months from this date, it is intended 
under the provisions of section 107 of the Crown Lands Act of 
1884, and section 57 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, to alter 
the design of the village of Umaralla by reducing village and 
suburban lends, and closing certain streets. 
Lithographs showing the proposed alteration may be 
inspected at the Crown Land Office, Cooma, Post Office, 
Umaralla, and at the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


(Ms. 1910-10,709] S. W. MOORE. 


De ee a 


[1149] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


PROPOSED ALTHRATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
VILLAGE OF DAHWILLY. 


| is hereby notified, for public information, that, at tho 

expiration of.three months from this date, it is intended, 
under the provisions of section 107 of the Crown Lands Act 
of 1884, and section 57 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, to 
alter the design of the village of Dahwilly, by reducing the 
suburban area, and closing certain designed roads. 


[1143] 


Lithographs showing the propozed alteration may be 
inspected at the Crown Land Office, Deniliquin, and at the 
Department of Lands, Sydney. 


(Ms. 1910-13,215] 


8. W. MOORE, 


[1818] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 21st September, 1910, 


H” Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, has been pleased to approve of the 
following amonded Regulation No. 213, in substitution for 
that at present in force bearing the same number under the 
Crown Lands Acts. . 


[Ms, Lae, 1910-10,761} S. W. MOORE, 


Special Leases. 


213, An application for a special lease, under sections 89, 90, 
or 92 of the Act of 1884, shall be made on Form 63, shall be 
signed by the applicant, and shall be lodged with the Land 
Agent by the applicant in person or by an agent in person, 
duly authorised in writing, during office hours ou any business 
day not being a public holiday, or may be forwarded through 
the post to the Land Agent; but any application received by 
post on s public holiday, or any other day after business hours, 
as defined by Regulation No. 6, under the Crown Lands Acts, 
shall be deemed to be lodged at 10 o’cleck a.m. on the first 
aucceeding business day. ‘he application shall set forth the 
position and extent of the land sought to be leased, the objects 
for which euch lease is desired, and such other information as 
may tend to facilitate the dealing with the application. The 
application shall be accompanied by a plan, tracing, or deacrip- 
tion to define the position of the land applied for, and by 
consent in writing from every person whose consent is necessary 
to the validity of ths lease, and by a deposit of £3. The appli- 
cation shall also be accompanied by a survey fee according to 
the scale prescribed for original conditional purchsses, irres- 
pective of whether the land is measured or unmeasured, or a 
subdivision of measured land is involvej, provided such survey 
fee has not been paid to the Department by @ previous holder. 
In any case where the cost of survey shall be less than the scale 
rates the difference, and when survey is dispensed with, the 
survey fee, less any cost incurred, may be refunded or applied 
towards payment of rent; provided that in the case of a 
special lease of city, town, or suburbin land, if the cost of 
survey exceeds the amount of survey fee lodged with the 
application, the applicant shall, if called upon to do 80, pay 
the difference, or such part thereof as may be demanded. 
Provided further that the Crown will not be responsible in any 
way for any delay or failure to effect survey of the whole or 
any part of the boundaries of the lease. When a lease has 

een approved any balance of deposit remaining after deducting 
costa may be refunded or applied towards payment of rent. 


The deposit and survey fee lodged with the application shall, 
if the application is refused or withdrawn, be refunded, Pro- 
vided that where any coats haye been incurred, such deposit 
and survey fee may be retained, wholly or in part, to defray 
such costs, 


5220 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 143. [21 Sepr., 1910. 


eo ll. eee ee 


[1650] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


H IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
: the Executive Council, having approved of the 
following Regulations for the portion of the General 
‘Cemetery at Moonbi, dedicated 14th August, 1897, 
set apart for Church of England Burial Ground, 
such Regulations are hereby published for public in- 


formation. 
[Ms. 1910-14,786] S. W. MOORE, 


We, the Trustees of the Church of Kungland portion of 
the General Cemetery at Moonbi, under our powers, in 
virtue of our being charged with the care and manage- 
ment of the said Burial Ground, do hereby make the 
following Regulations for the management thereof :—- 


1. This burial ground shall be for the purpose of 
burying the dead of the Church of Kngland. 

2. ‘lhe trustees may appoint agents to manage the 
said burial ground, subject to the control of the said 
trustees. 

3. The trustees by their agents shail keep proper 
accounts of ail moneys received and ail moneys dis- 
bursed in connection with the burial ground, and, if 
So required, shall furnish the vouchers for all moneys 
expended, and a copy of their accounts for any year 
to the Minister for Lands. 

4, All moneys received in connection with the burial 
ground shail be paid into some Bank to the credit of 
an account in the name of the “Trustees of the 
Moonbi Church of England Burial Ground,’ and 
cheques drawn upon the account shall be signed by at 
least two of the persons appointed to operate upon the 
same, 

5. All moneys received in connection with the 
burial ground shall be applied by the trustees,— 
Hirstly, in payment of salaries, wages, and current 
expenses; secondly, in constructing and keeping in 
repair fences, drains, buildings, and other permanent 
works ; thirdly, in beautifying and adorning the burial 
ground. 

6, The trustees may appoint a secretary, and ky 
their agents appoint a sexton, and such other officers 
‘and servants as may be necessary, and may fix the 
respective amounts of salary or wages to be paid to 
them. 

¢. The trustees may appoint an officer-in-charge, 
who shall receive moneys, and regulate, manage, and 
decide all matters of detail arising in connection with 
the burial ground. The officer-in-charge may be one 
of the trustees, or the secretary, or such officer or per- 
son as the trustees may appoint. 

8. ‘he trustees shall, as soon as possible after their 
appointment, and afterwards as occasion may from 
time to time require, cause proper provision to be 
made for fencing, laying out, and draining so much 
of the burial ground as may then be required for use. 

9. The trustees may erect gateways, houses, offices, 
and other necessary buildings; make roads, avenues, 
and walks; plant trees and shrubs; and do and per- 
form any other matter or thing which may be re- 
quired for the proper and efficient management and 
adornment of the burial ground, 

16. The trustees shall divide the burial ground into 
sections and shall allot portions within those sections ; 
and shall cause a plan to be made showing the sec- 
tions and portions of the burial ground, and shall 
“sign and certify the plan when made. The plan, or 
copy thereof shall be kept for reference in the office 
of the officer-in-charge. 

ll. The trustees shall cause a Register to be kept, 
in which shall -be entered the name and addition of 
every person whose body is interred in the burial 
ground, and the section, portion, and number of the 
grave in which the interment has been made, and the 
date of the interment; the entries shall be made im- 
“mediately after each interment, \ 

12. The fees and charges specified in the Schedule 
hereto annexed shall be payable in advance to the 
trustees, but the trustees may in any case of poverty, 
if they see fit, remit wholly or in part the fees and 
charges payable upon an interment. 

13. The trsustees shall, upon payment of the appro- 
priate charge, issue certificates on the prescribed 
form, securing the exclusive right of burial in one or 
_™more specified portions of the burial ground; but the 
trustees may and shall refuse to sell a certificate for 
-.more than one portion to any person if they are 
satisfied that an attempt is being made to create a 
monopoly, or to deal in those certificates in the way of 
business, and that the person applying to. purchase is 
privy to such attempt. 

14. A certificate may be transferred by an endorse- 
ment in writing upon the certificate, or may be dis- 
posed of by will: Provided always that no such 


transfer or disposition as aforesaid shall bind the 
trustees unless notice thereof is given to the trustees 
within a reasonable time thereafter, and the certi- 
ficate and any necessary evidence of the claimant’s 
title produced for the inspection of the trustees. 

15. Within three months from the issue of any such 
certificate as aforesaid, the holder of the certificate 
shall enclose the specified portion with a stone or 
other kerbing or railing approved by the trustees, 
and cut thereon the number of the allotment as 
numbered on the trustees’ plan of the burial ground. 


16. No interment shall take place in any portion 
in respect of which a certificate of exclusive right of 
burial has been issued, unless the consent in writing 
of the then holder of the certificate and the certificate 
itself are produced to the officer-in-charge. 


17. Kvery monument, tomb, tablet, grave-stone 
vault, kerbing, railing, or other erection to be placed 
in the burial ground shall be of a material, design, and 
workmanship approved by the secretary, and plans or 
particulars thereof shall be submitted to the secretary 
before the work is proceeded with. 

18. A copy of any proposed inscription shall be sub- 
mitted to the secretary for his approval, and shall be 
approved by him before the work is proceeded with. 

19. The trustees may order the removal or altera- 
tion of any monument, tomb, tablet, grave-stone, 
vault, railing, or other erection, or the erasure of any 
inscription which has been erected or placed in the 
burial ground in contravention of the foregoing 
regulations. 

20. No trees or plants shall be planted in the burial 
ground unless the same be of a species approved by 
the trustees. 

21. Masons and other workmen shall clear away 
all refuse and rubbish caused by them, and shall re- 
pair and make good all damage wrought by them or 
their servants to the satisfaction of the officer-in- 
charge. Before commencing any work in the burial 
ground, every mason and workman shall deposit with 
the officer-in-charge the sum of ten shillings, which 
a be forfeited if this regulation is not complied 
with. 

22. The trustees or their officer-in-charge of the 
cemetery shall not issue an order for interment 
therein until shown the certificate required by sec- 
tion 30 of the Act No. 17 of 1899, to be issued by the 
District Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, or 
by the Coroner or the Magistrate who held the inquest 
or inquiry on the body, or by a Medical: Officer in 
comphance with the Children’s Protection Act, No. 
47, 1902, as the case may be. 

23. Before an order for interment is issued, par- 
ticulars of the length and breadth of the coffin shall 
be delivered to the officer-in-charge, and all fees and 
charges paid to him. 

24, ‘Vhe undertaker or other person taking out the 
order for interment shall forward the same to the 
sexton at least eight hours before the time fixed for 
the interment, : 

25. In the case of emergency, corpses may be received 
and interred without an order for interment, if a 
proper certificate of death and the receipt of the 
proper officer for all fees and charges are produced to 
the sexton. 

26. No person other than the person who has paid 
the fees and charges in respect of any grave or por- 
tion shall be permitted to interfere in any way with 
that grave or portion without the written authority of 
the officer-in-charge. 

27. Any recognised Minister of the Church of Eng- 
land shall at ali times have free access and admission 
to the burial ground, and shall freely exercise his 
spiritual functions therein, in connection with the 
burial of the dead, without any hindrance or dis- 
turbance: Provided, however, that no such Minister 
shall be entitled to receive any fee in respect of any 
services he may so perform, unless with the sanction 
of the trustees, 

28. Hivery order and authority issued by the officer- 
in-charge shall be delivered to the sexton at the burial 
ground before any work is begun or material delivered. 

29. All work in connection with any monument or 
grave shall he carried on under the direction and 
supervision of the officer-in-charge, or, in his absence, 
of the sexton, and shall be carried to completion with- 
out unnecessary delay. 

30. Not more than two adults shall be interred in 
any one grave, and in no grave shall the upper sur- 
face of the coffin be at a less depth than 4 feet from 
the natural surface of the soil. a 

31. No monument shail be placed upon or kerbing 
enclose a grave for which a certificate has not been 
issued in accordance with Regulation 13. 

, 32. The area of portion for a grave shall be 4 x 8 
eet, 


21 Sepr., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 148, 


5221 


33. No person shall be entitled to have a portion re- 
opened for the purpose of a second interment therein, 
unless a certificate of exclusive right of burial has 
been issued in respect of that portion within two 
months after the first interment. 

34. The trustees when in their opinion any tomb, 
monument, or other erection is, or is likely to become, 
dangerous, shall, where practicable, give notice in 
writing to the owner or person responsible to repair. 
If within a reasonable time such repair is not 
effected, the trustees may take down and remove such 
tomb, monument, or other erection, and sell or other- 
wise dispose of the materials of which the same was 
composed. The trustees shall not be required to 
account for the proceeds of such sale or for such 
disposal of the materials. 

35. No heavy materials shall be drawn over the 
roads or paths of the burial ground whilst they are 
wet, without the sanction of the officer-in-charge. 

36. No person shall inter any corpse in the burial 
ground except in accordance with these regulations, 
and amy person interring a corpse in violation of these 
regulations, or procuring the same to be go interred, 
shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding twenty 
pounds. 

37. No person shall ride or drive any animal or 
vehicle over the roads or paths of the burial ground 
without the sanction of the officer-in-charge. 

38. No person shall— 


(a) pelt or buy within the burial ground any article or 
thi . 


ing. 

(6) Distribute any handbill, card, circular, or other 
advertisement within the burial ground. 

(e) Put any animal or animals in the burial ground 
for the purpose of grazing therein, except with 
the consent in writing of the trustees. 

(d) Take part in any meeting other than of a religious 
or commemorative character within the burial 
ground. 

(e) Disturb any funeral service at any grave, whether 


by working in the neighbourhood of it or other- ° 


wise. 

(f) Discharge any firearms except at a military 
funeral. 

(g) Wantonly damage or disturb any tombstone, monu- 
ment, kerbitig, railing, flowers, or other tokens 
placed upon any grave. 

(hk) Commit any riot, breach of the peace, or nuisance, 
or otherwise offend against decency or decorum 
within the burial ground. 


39. Any person committing any act which is a 
breach of the last preceding regulation shall be liable 
to a penalty not exceeding twenty pounds. 

40. Any person committing or omitting any act in 
violation of these regulations, for which no other 
penalty is thereby expressly provided, shall be liable 
to a penalty not exceeding ten pounds. 

41. It shall be the duty of the officer-in-charge to 
prosecute offenders against these regulations, and no 
prosecution under these regulations shall prejudice 
any other proceedings, whether civil or criminal, 
which may be taken against the offender. 

42. The trustees, or their officer-in-charge, shall, in 
the months of April, July, October, and January in 
each year, transmit to the local District Registrar a 
return giving a list of all burials during the previous 
quarter, with the name and late address of the 
deceased, date of burial, and name of undertaker in 
each case, 


ScHEDULE oF F'srs anp CHARGES. 


£s. d. 
Interment fee ... Se ae bop peewee Lee) () 
Interment fee for Government gaol, hospi- 
tal, or asylum: .:. ay: a ae Or 10) O 
*Reception of corpse from any other ceme- 
tery, and interment , +e sik 10. 0 
*Removal of corpse from one part of the 
burial ground to another we eee, 0 
*Removal of corpse to any other cemetery 2 0 0 
Interment of child under 12 ... He eae eles. G 
Reopening grave under exclusive right... 1 0 0 
Reopening and closing a vault... Po leo. 0 
Land for grave, 4 x 8 feet, under exclusiv 
right #3 Be wie tats etd M4 0 
Land for vault, 6 x 12 feet, under exclusive 
right 7s SH bos a Kean ae 4 -101* © 
Land for vault, 12 x 12 feet, under exclusive 
right ie ai sie = rote On kd, O 
Land for vault, 12x 24 feet, under exclusive 
right ar ee: fod 20° 0 
Soiling and planting grave : rau. © 
Turfing grave ... sii - ad rome 10. O 
Soiling and planting vault, small ... : 0 5 0 
Soiling and planting vault, large ... 010 0 


Soiling and planting vault, double ... nf 
Keeping in order single grave, per annum 
Keeping in order each additional grave per 

annum be -— wah 4H me 
Keeping in order small vault, per annum... 
Keeping in order large vault, per annum... 
Keeping in order double vault, per annum 
Certified copy of entry in Register ... eh 


oo @ 


= 
AoCcoeccn 


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Qu 
BGO eeo “COC; 


Form or CERTIFICATE. 


On the application of and upon pay- 
ment of the sum of , Which is hereby acknow- 
ledged to have been received, the trustees of 
have agreed to grant, and do hereby grant unto the 
said permission to dig or make 
a grave or vault on that piece of ground feet 
long by feet. broad, lying within the portion of 
the said cemetery, and described in annexed Schedule, 
‘with permission to erect or place on the said piece of 
ground a monument, tombstone, footstone, or-railings. 
And it is hereby declared that the said 
shall be entitled to have, maintain, and keep up. such 
vault, grave, monument, tombstone, footstone, or rail- 
ings according to the terms of this permission, to and 
for tho sole and separate use of the said 
and his heirs and near relations for ever: Provided 
always, and’ it is hereby declared, that this grant is 
made subject to the terms and conditions following, 


vlz.:— 

1, That the said piece of ground shall be kept and 
used by the said his heirs, and near 
relations, solely as a burying place, and that no other 
use shall be made thereof. 

2. That no footstone, railing, monument, or tomb- 
stone shall be erected or placed on the said piece of 
ground which the secretary shall deem to be improper 
and unnecessary to be erected on the same. 

3. That the said grave or vault, and the said monu- 
ment, tombstone, or railing shall be maintained and 
kept by the said and his heirs and near 
relations in proper repair, to the satisfaction of the 
said trustees. 

4, That the said his heirs and near 
relations shall, in the use of the said piece of ground 
and access thereto, be subject, in every respect, to 
such rules and regulations as may from time to time 
be gazetted, and shall not be entitled to bury therein 
except on payment of such charges as shall from time 
to time be gazetted. 

eet. 


Dated this day of 
Trustees. 


TRANSFER (TO BE HNDORSED). 


I, the within-named , do hereby transfer 


to , of , all my right, title, and 
interest in and under the within certificate. 

Dated this day of e198 
Witness,— 


H. h. GRAFTON & ARMIDALE. 
CHARLES R. BLAXLAND. 
FRANCIS J. WHITE. 

The Common Seal of the Corporate Trustees of 
the Diocese of Grafton and Armidale was 
hereto affixed by the Bishop of Grafton and 
Armidale, Charles Ralph Blaxland, and Fran- 
cis John White, three of the said Corporate 
Trustees, who are personally known to me, 
in my presence,— 


C, R. TorHam, Secretary. 


(u.8.) 


*Permission for the exhumation of any corpse must be obtained 
from the Department of Public Health. 


[1819] 


Department of Lands, 

Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 
PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
VILLAGH OF GULGONG. 

i is hereby notified, for public information, that, at 
the expiration of three months from this date, 

it is intended, under th@ provisions of section 107 of 
the Crown Lands Act of 1884, and section 57 of the 
Crown Lands Act of 1895, to alter the design of the 
village of Guigong by closing part of Station-street 
and opening an addition to that street in lieu. 3 
Helicgraphs showing the proposed alterations may 
be inspected at the Crown Land Office, Mudgee, Post 
Office, Gulgong, and at the Department of Lands, 


Sydney. 
_§, W. MOORE. 


fAln. 1910-12,180] 


5222 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148, 


[21 Srpr., 1910. 


[1820] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 2ist September, 1910. 


REGULATIONS FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF 
BALLINA RACECOURSH. 


: f I$ Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Hxecutive Council, having approved of the 

following Regulations for the management of the jand 

at Ballina, area 100 aeres, dedicated Sth July, 1895, 

for Racecourse, such Regulations are hereby published 

for public information. 

[Ms. 1910-15,229] S. W. MOORE. 


—— ee 


1, The divisions into which the said land is parcelled 
out are hereby defined as being— 
(1) Grandstand and saddling paddock. 
(2) Yard for carriages and horses. 
(3) Weighing yard, jockeys’ rcom, committee 
room, and premises used in connection there- 
with, and steward stand, and the judge’s box. 
(4) The training grounds. 
(5) The course proper. 
(G) All the residue of the said land. 

2. With the consent of the Minister for Lands, the 
trustees or any other trustees to be hereafter appointed 
of the said land (in these regulations hereafter called 
the said trustees) may lease the said land, or any part 
thereof, to such persons, clubs or associations for any 
period not exceeding twelve months at any one time, 
and upon such terms and conditions as the said trustees 
shall think fit and proper as a racecourse and as a 
training ground. 

3. The following is the scale of tolls and charges to 
be levied by the said trustees, in reference to the use 
of the said land as a racecourse and as a training 
ground from persons, and clubs and associations :— 


#. tiucaeh, 

Wor all race meetings, each day ... Seta es 8 ike 4 4, 

For all matches, each Ste 543 a ro: a 

“or any special gallop or trot, each horse 0 5 0 
Vor the use of the training course, per 

quarter BS Pes shay ae Or eat) 


34. Provided that the trustees may in their dis- 
cretion suspend the use of the track for training pur- 
poses for such periods as they may think fit. 

4. The following is a scale of tolls and charges which 
may be levied and taken for admission.to the said 
lands and the buildings thereon, respectively, by the 
said trustees or any person, club, or association so 
using the said land as a racecourse :—— 


$id. 
For admission to the said land of every 
person over the age of 12 years te pel oO) 
For admission to the said land of every 
person under the age of 12 years te ta) eo 
For admission to the said land of every 
-horse drawing... ap sp eee ao 
For admission to the said ground of every 
saddle horse an ae He sarees OAL 
For admission to the said land of every 
vehicle not plying for hire, for each 
wheel nee Be ne me see) SEG 
For admission each day to said land of 
every vehicle plying for hire, if drawn 
by three horses or more... “ide ba 
If drawn by two horses 5 0 
If drawn by one horse mae a tet) PPT AG, 
For admission each day to the grandstand 
and saddling paddock— 
Gentlemen, each oa 10 0 
Ladies, each 5-0 
Children, each SRG 


Provided that any such person, club, or association 
so using the said land as aforesaid may in their dis- 
cretion vary the above charges, but so that no charge 
shall be greater than those set forth in this regulation. 

5. The said trustees at all times, or any committee 
having authority under them may, during the days 
on which races are being run, with the permission of 
the said trustees, make such charges not exceeding 
those set forth in the last preceding regulation for 
admission to the said land or any part thereof, and 
may close any part of the said land against any per- 
son either altogether or for any part of such days. 

6. The said trustees may let, by tender or otherwise, 
from time to time the right ted ‘pasture stock on the 


trust area, under such restrictions as they may deem | 


necessary. to impose when letting such grass-right. 
7. The following persons shall not be admitted into 
any of the said divisions :— 


(1) Any person proved to the satisfaction of the 
said trustees or of the committee of any such 
club or association to have been at any time 
guilty of any malpractice or dishonorable 
conduct in connection with racing, 


(2) Any person proved to the satisfaction of the 
said trustees or of such committee as afore- 
said to be a defaulter. é : 

(3) Any person under disqualification by the 
A.J.C., or any other club registered under the 
A.J.C. rules. 


8. No vehicle shall at any time, without the consent 
of the trustees or committee having authority under 
them, be taken or driven across or on to the course 

roper. 

. 9. Tho said trustees or committee having authority 
under them shall have power to remove from the said 
land, or any of the said divisions, any person com- 
mitting on the said land or in any of the buildings 
for the time being thereon any of the following 
offences, notwithstanding such person may be a mem- 
ber of such club or association, or may have purchased 
end is or may be in possession of a ticket of admis- 
sion :— 

(1) Being drunk. 

(2) Ridmg, crossing, or trespassing upon the 
course or any part of it during a race, or 
when the horses are prepared to start or are 
running for any race. 

(3) Using profane, indecent, or obscene language. 

(4) Using any threatening, abusive, or insulting 
language, 

(5) Behaving improperly or riotously. 

(6) Being found in the first, second, or third of 
the said divisions, and not producing, upon 
demand, or (if required) not surrendering to 
any gatekeeper, or any person haying author- 
ity from the said trustees, or from such com- 
mittee as aforesaid to demand production of 
the same, a ticket duly authorising admission 
to such division, unless the person so found 
shall forthwith satisfy such trustees or com- 
mittee, or any one of them, that the proper 
fee for admission has been paid by him, and 
that his ticket has been lost, 

(7) Obtaining admission to any of the said divi- 
sions when disentitled to such admission tnder 
these regulations, 


10. No person shall at any time enter any of the 
said divisiqns of the said land without the consent 
ef the trustees or committee having authority under 
them. 

11. Subject to the provisions of Regulation 7, any 
person who shall have duly paid for admission to the 
fourth and fifth divisions for the purpose of training 
and exercising horses shall, upon the production of his 
ticket, be admitted thereto with his horses for the 
period for which such tickets are issued, subject, how- 
ever, to such orders as the trustees or committee 
having authority under them may from time to time 
give with reference to such division. ; 

12. The ticket of membership issued by the Bal- 
lina Turf Club, or committee of any other club, shall 
not entitle the holder thereof to free admission to the 
fourth or fifth division, or either of them. 


13. Subject to the provisions of Regulation 7, all 
persons who shall have duly paid for admission to the 
several divisions as provided by Regulation 5, shall, 
upon production of their tickets, be admitted to such 
divisions on the days to which such tickets are issued, 
and net otherwise. 

14. No person except the judge, or any person he 
may call to his assistance, shall enter the judge’s box 
at the time horses are prepared to start, or are run= 
ning for any race. 


15. No pergon shall ‘enter the third division except 
the officers of the club, under the direction of which 
horse-races are being run, the jockey requiring to be 
weighed, and the owners and trainers of horses de- 
sirous of seeing their jockeys weighed. 


16. No person shall take any dog on the said land 
or any building thereon. 


17. Persons renting or hiring for any race meeting 
the grandstand or any portion therec » or any stand 
or booth on the said land, shall abide by any order 
given by the trustees or committea having authority 
under them, in reference to the said land and the 
buildings and other erections thereon. 


18. No person shall carry on the business of a book- 
maker on any part of the said land, until he shall 
have complied with the following conditions :— 


(1) That he be approved of by the trustees or 
committee having authority under them. 

(2) That he pay to the said committee, in advarice, 
for the said saddling paddock, such fee (not, 
exceeding three guineas for each day), and 
for the other divisions such fee (not® exceeding 
one guinea for each day) as such committee 
shall direct, 


21 Supr., 1910.] 


19, Any person offending against any of these regu- 
lations shall forfeit for every such offence any sum 
not exceeding ten pounds, to be recovered in a sum- 
mary manner before any two Justices of the Peace. 


20. The trustees shall expend in the improvement 
and maintenance of the said land all such sums as may 
be derived by them as revenue therefrom, under Regu- 
lations 2, 8, 4, 5, and 6, or for fines and fees; such 
sums shall be kept in a Bank to the credit of the 
Ballina Racecourse Trustees Account. 


All cheques shall be signed by one trustee and 


countersigned by the secretary. 


21. The trustees shall meet from time to time at 
such time and place as may be specified in the notice 
convening such meeting. 


Such meeting shall be convened by the secretary by 
circular, posted or sent to the residence of each 
trustee, and stating the business to be transacted at 
such meeting. 


At such meeting three trustees shall form a quorum. 


22. The secretary for the time being shall be the 
person authorised to lay all necessary informations, 
and to take all other proceedings against persons com- 
mitting breaches of these regulations, and also to sue 
and accept service of any process on behalf of the 
said trustees in reference to any matter or thing what- 
soever arising in connection with the said land. 


23. In construing these regulations, the ‘‘committee 
having authority under the trustees’? shall be con- 
sidered to mean and refer to the committee for the 
time being of the Ballina Turf Club, or the committee 
of any club under the direction of which horse-races 
from time to time, with the consent of the trustees, 
be held on the said land. 


These regulations are made by the trustees, and 
adopted on the Sth July, 1910. - 


Pro. Trustees, 


C. B. STREET, 
Hon. Secretary. 


We, the Trustees of the land at Ballina, area 100 
acres, dedicated 9th July, 1895, for racecourse, under 
our powers, in virtue of our being charged with the 
care and management of the said land, do hereby 


make the foregoing regulations for the management 
of the same :— 


Made at Ballina, this 9th day of July, 1910. 


GEORGE A. LEWIS, 
C. B. STREBT, 


Trustees. 
JOHN GREENHALGH, }- 


17891] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 24th August, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR SPECIAL LEASES FOR “GRAZ- 
ING’ UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE 
CROWN LANDS ACTS. 


Lanp Disrriot or Mupaenn. 


| ey accordance with the provisions of the Crown 
a Lands Acts, it is hereby notified, for general 
information, that Tenders will be received at this 
Department not later than 3 p.m. on Wednesday, 
28th September, 1910, for Special Leases for ‘‘Graz- 
ine”’ of the lands set forth in the Schedule hereunder. 
The leases will be subject to the general provisions and 
conditions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations 
thereunder and to the following special conditions, 
provisions, exceptions, covenants, and reservations ;: — 


1, The term of the leases will be from the date of 
the notification of the Minister’s acceptance of the 
Tender to 31st December, 1924. : 


2. The rent for each year shall be paid in advance 
to the Crown Land Agent of the District, or to the 
State Treasurer at Sydney, on or before the 31st 
December of the year preceding, otherwise penalties 
for the late payments shall be incurred, and the 
‘Yases shall be liable to forfeiture. 


3. The survey fee as specified in the Schedule 
attached hereto and the balance of rent to 31st 
December, 1910, shall be paid by the lessee within one 
month from date of notification in the Government 
Gazette of the Minister’s acceptance of the tender. 


4, The area leased is exclusive of any uscd roads 
or tracks within its boundaries, 


5. The lessee shall, within one year from the date 


of notification in the Government Gazette of the 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 1i8. 5223 


granting of the lease, enclose the land, either 
separately or conjointly with other lands held in the 
samo or adjoining interest, with a substantial fence, 
and maintain such fence in efficient repair during 
the currency of the lease. 


6. All rights which are conferred by the Mining 
Acts, with respect to Crown Lands are reserved, and 
the right of free access to and from_the residence 
areas of mines within the area leased shall not be 
interfered with. 


7. No trees or saplings shall be interfered with by 
ringbarking or otherwise that are useful or likely 
to become useful for mining, building, fencing, split- 
ting, or milling purposes, but all other timber shall 
be destroyed by ringbarking or otherwise within two 
years from the date of notification in the Govern- 
ment Gazette of the Minister’s acceptance of_ the 
tender, and the suckers and seedlings kept down 
thereafter during the currency of the lease; but the 
lessee may take from the land leased to him such 
timber and other material for building and other 
purposes upon such land, as may be required by him 
as tenant thereof. 


8, The lessee shall, within twelve months from the 
date of notification in the Government Gazette of 
the granting of the lease, clear the land of all 
prickly-pear, briars, noxious scrub, plants, or weeds, 
and shall thereafter keep the land clear of them 
during the currency of the lease. 

9. The lessee shall take all reasonable steps to keep 
the land free from rabbits, foxes, and other noxious 
animals during the currency of the lease. 

10. In addition to the above, the leases shall be 
subject to subsections 1, 4, 6 to 9, 11 to 16, and 18 
of Regulation No. 215, notified 30th March, 1910. 


11. Failure to comply with any of the above condi- 


- tions will render the lease liable to forfeiture. 


| be leased may 


Tenders shall be addressed to the Under Secretary 
for Lands, and endorsed ‘‘Tender for a Special Lease 
for Grazing Purposes, Land District of Mudgee,” 
with date of Gazette notice, and they will be made 
under and subject to the following conditions and 
provisions and reservations :— 


(a) Tenders shall he made on Form 74, and shall 
clearly describe the land applied for, and 
shall be accompanied by a receipt showing 
that a deposit equal to the amount stated 

,in the Gazette as the upset annual rent of 
the portion has been paid to the Land Agent 
or the State Treasurer. 


(b) The deposit paid by the person whose tender 
is accepted shall be credited on account of the 
first year’s rent. If a tender be withdrawn, 
the deposit, wholly or in part, may be re- 
tained. 

(c) The Minister reserves the right to refer the 
whole or any of the tenders for the under- 
mentioned blocks to the Local Land Board 
for a report for his guidance in selecting the 
applicant whose tender should be accepted. 


(d) The Minister reserves the right to accept or to 
refuse any tender. 


(c) The highest or any tender will not necessarily 
be accepted. 

(f) A tender from any person already holding a 
living area will not be accepted. 


(g) No person shall hold more than one lease. 


Lithographs showing the positions of the blocks to 
be seen at the Information Bureau, 
Lands Department, Sydney, and at the Offices of the 
Crown Land Agents, Mudgee and Orange, and Post 
Offices Windeyer and Hargraves. 


[Ms. Ls. 1910-8,751] S. W. MOORE. 
SCHIDULE. 

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[1437] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR A SPECIAL LEASE FOR “AGRI- 

9 CULTURE AND GRAZING’ UNDER THE 

PROVISIONS OF THE CROWN LANDS ACTS. 
Lanp District or Ligsmonrn. 

N accordance with the provisions of the Crown 
I Lands Acts, it is hereby notified, for general 
information, that Tenders will be received at this De- 
partment not later than 38 o’clock p.m. on Wednesday, 
12th October, 1910, for a Special Lease for “AGRI- 
CULTURE AND Grazina”’ of the land set forth in the 
Schedule hereunder. The lease will be subject to the 
general provisions and conditions of the Crown Lands 
Acts and Regulations thereunder, and to the follow- 
ing special conditions, provisions, exceptions, coven- 
ants, and reservations :— 

1. The term of the lease will be from the date of 
the notification of the Minister’s acceptance of the 
tender to 31st December, 1917. = 4 

2. The rent for each year shall be paid in advance 
to the Crown Land Agent of the District, or to the 
State Treasurer at Sydney, on or before the 31st 
December of the year preceding, otherwise penalties 
for the late payments shall be incurred, and the lease 
shall be liable to forfeiture. 

3. The fees as specified in the Schedule attached 
hereto and the balance of rent to 31st December, 1910, 
shall be paid by the lessee within one month from date 
of notification in the Government Gazette of the 
Minister’s acceptance of the tender. 

4. The lessee may clear all stunted, crooked, or 
useless timber and saplings, but must preserve any 
trees suitable for shade and shelter. 

5. The Byron Shire Council or their servants shall 
have the right of entry on the land at any and all 
times to remove such stone ag they may require from 
any part of the lease. 

6. The lessee shall, within twelve months from the 
date of notification in the Government Gazette of 
the Minister’s acceptance of the tender, clear the land 
of all lantana, nagoora burr, noxious scrub, plants, or 
weeds, and shall thereafter keep the land clear cf 
them during the currency of the lease. 

7. In addition to the above, the lease will be sub- 
ject to subsections 1, 2, 4 to 16, and 20 of Regulation 
No. 215, notified 30th March, 1910. 

8. Failure to comply with any of the above condi- 
tions will render the lease liable to forfeiture. 

Tenders shall be addressed to the Under Secretary 
for Lands, and endorsed “Tender for a Special Lease 
for Agricultural and Grazing Purposes, Land District 
of Lismore,’ with date of Gazette notice, and they 
shall be made under and subject to the following con- 
ditions and provisions and reservations :— 

(a) Tenders shall be made on Form 74, and shall 
clearly describe the land applied for, and 
shall be accompanied by a receipt showing 
that a deposit equal to the amount stated in 
the Gazette as the upset annual rent of the 
portion has been paid to the Land Agent or 
the State Treasurer, and also by a statutory 
declaration made by the tenderer giving full 
particulars of all lands owned or held by him. 

(b) The deposit paid by the person whose tender 
is accepted shall be credited on account of the 
first year’s rent. If a tender be withdrawn, 
the deposit, wholly or in part, may be re- 
tained. 

(c) A tender from any person holding no land, or 
an insufficient area, will receive preferential 
consideration, 

(d) The Minister reserves the right to refer the 
whole or any of the tenders for the under- 
mentioned blocks to the Local Land Board 
for a report for his guidance in selecting the 
applicant whose tender should be accepted. 

(e) The Minister reserves the right .to accept or 
to refuse any tender. 

(f) The highest or any tender will not necessarily 
be accepted. 

Heliographs showing: the position of the block to be 
leased may be seen at the Information Bureau, Lands 
Department, Sydney, and at the Office of the Crown 
Land Agent, Lismore. : 

[Ms. Ls, 1910-4,913] 


SCHEDULE. 

Approxi Upset Fees— 
mate Locality. Annual |Survey 
Area Rental. &e. 

SS ee ee 
Acres. So 850.4 Sek. 

40 Reserve 9,557 for road purposes, parish off 8 0 0/510 0 

(about). Byron, county of Rous, shire Byron. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. [21 Supr., 1910. 


[1436] Department of Lands 


Sydney, 7th September, 1910 = 


TENDERS FOR A SPECIAL LEASE FOR “AGRI- 
CULTURE AND GRAZING’ UNDER THE 
PROVISIONS OF THE CROWN LANDS ACTS. 


Lanp District or Cowra. 


ie accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands 
Acts, it is hereby notified, for general information, 
that Tenders will be received at this Department not 
later than 3 p.m. on Wednesday, 12th October, 1910, 
for a Special Lease for ‘‘AGRICULTURE AND GRAZING” 
of the land set forth in the Schedule hereunder. The 
lease will be subject to the general provisions and 
conditions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations 
thereunder, and to the following special conditions, 
provisions, exceptions, covenants, and reservations :— 


1. The term of the lease will be from the date of 
the notification of the Minister’s acceptance of the 
tender to 3lst December, 1924, 


2. The rent for each year shall be paid in advance 
to the Crown Lands Agent of the District, or to the 
State Treasurer at Sydney, on or before the 31st De- 
cember of the year preceding, otherwise penalties for 
the late payments shall be incurred, and the lease 
shall be liable to forfeiture. 


3. The fees as specified in the Schedule attached 
hereto and the balance of rent to 31st December, 1910, 
shall be paid by the lessee within one month from 
date of notification in the Government Gazette «af 
the Minister’s acceptance of the tender, 


4. In addition to the above, the lease will be sub- 
ject to subsections 1, 2, 4, 6 to 17, 19, 20, and 21 of 
Regulation No. 215, notified 30th March, 1910. 


5. Failure to comply with any of the above condi- 
tions will render the lease liable to forfeiture. 


Tenders shall be addressed to the Under Secretary 
for Lands and endorsed ‘‘Tender for a Special Lease 
for Agricultural and Grazing Purposes, Land Dis- 
trict of Cowra,’’ with date of Gazette notice, and they 
shall be made under and subject to the following con- 
ditions and provisions and reservations :— 


(a) Tenders shall be made on Form 74, and shall 
clearly describe the land applied for, and shall 
be accompanied by a receipt showing that a 
deposit equal to the amount stated in the 
Gazette as the upset annual rent of the por- 
tion has been paid to the Land Agent or the 
State Treasurer, and also by a statutory de- 
claration made by the tenderer giving full 
particulars of all lands owned or held by him. 


(b) The deposit paid by the person whose tender is 
accepted shall be credited on account of the 
first year’s rent. If a tender be withdrawn, 
the deposit, wholly or in part, may be re- 
tained. 


(c) The Minister reserves the right to refer the 
whole or any of the tenders for the under- 
mentioned block to the Local Land Board for 
a report for his guidance in selecting the 
applicant whose tender should be accepted. 


(d) The Minister reserves the right to accept cr to 
refuse any tender. 


(e) The highest or any tender will not necessarily 
be accepted. ee 


(f) A tender from any person holding no land, or 


an insufficient area, will receive preferential 
consideration. 


Heliographs showing the position of the block to be 
leased may be seen at the Information Bureau, Lands 
Department, Sydney, and at the Office of the Crown 
Land Agent, Cowra. 
[Ms. Ls. 1910-12,127] 


S. W. MOORE, 


ScHEDULE. 
Approxi- : Upset 


mate Annual | Fees &6. 


Looality, 
Area. ; Rental. 


Bons. doy £6.90. 5 oa. 
42 1 0| Camping reserve 255, adjoining portion} 4 0 6%; 3 8 0 
208 on the east, portions 127 and 184 

on the south, portion 169 on the west, 

portion 147 and public school paddock; » 

on the north and west, parish Cowra, 

county Bathurst, shire Waugoola. 


“Including rental value of Crown improvements, 


21 Supr., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. 


a i eerg 


NOW READY. 
‘THE CROWN LANDS ACTS AND REGULATIONS 


relating to 


SETTLEMENT LEASES 


Consolidated and Published by Direction of The Hon. 
8S. W. Moors, Minister for Lands. 


Containing the Sections and Regulations so far as they 
relate to that class of holding, and omitting the parts of them 
which refer to other classes of holdings, the subject matter 
being grouped under headings for ready reference. 

Information concerning the granting of loans by the 
Government Savings Bank of New South Wales is furnished 
as an appendix. 


FIRST EDITION.—19th August, 1910. 
116 Pages—Price, ls. ; postage, 2d. extra. 


Obtainable from the Government Printer, Bent and Phillip 
Streets, Sydney; or from any Crown Land Agent. 


ROBERT McDONALD, 
Under Secretary for Lands. 
Department of Lands, 
Sydney, New South Wales, 
September, 1910. 


peat 


[1905] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


ERRATUM NOTICE. 


Nees is hereby given that the annual rental per acre of 
the surrendered areas within portions 6, parish of 
Wommo, 32, parish of Blowan, and 22, parish of Yanda, 
county of Clyde, declared Crown Lands and added to Im- 
provement Lease No. 1,645 by Gazette of 31st August, 1910, 
should read “ 2°14d.” instead of “ 24d.,” as stated therein. 


[Aln. 1910-10,839] ROBERT McDONALD, 
Under Secretary. 


IN THE LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH 
WALES. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Sittings of the Land Appeal 
Court of New South Wales will be holden at the undermen- 
tioned place, commencing on the date specified, for the hearing 
of all Appeals and References in respect of which notices shall 
have been issued, and for the hearing of such other matters as 
may be lawfully brought before the said Court :— 


Sydney, 17th October, 1919. 


W. BR. JAMIESON, 
Registrar. 


19th September, 1910. [1879] 


Western Land Board Office, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


[1774] 

se is notified, for public information, that a Meeting of the 
Western Land Board, sitting as a Local Land Board and 

asa Weatern Land Board, will be held at the undermentioned 

places on the dates thereafter shown, to deal with any matter 

brought forward for consideration :— 


Balranald, 28th September, 1910, at 10 a.m. 

Wentworth, 30th September and Ist October, 1910, at 10 a.m. 
Pooncaira, 3rd October, 1910, at 10 a.m. 

Menindie, 5th October, 1910, at 10 a.m. 

Broken Hill, 7th October, 1910, at 10 a.m., and following days. 


CO. J. MoMASTER, 


Chairman. 


Western Land Board Office, 
Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


OTICE is hereby given that it is proposed to pro- 
claim a travelling stock reserve in the parish of 
Morabilla, county of Narran. 
Objections should be forwarded to the Chairman, 
Western Land Board, Sydney, before the 21st proximo, 
when objectors will be notified of the date and place 
of hearing by the Board. 
Heliographs of the proposal may be seen at the 
Office of the Crown Land Agent, Brewarrina, and the 
Office of the Western Land Board, Sydney. 


C. J. McMASTER, 
Chairman. 


[1828] 


Land Board Office, 
Kempsey, 8th September, 1910. 


NOTICE is hereby given that an application has 
been made by the North Coast Steam Navigation 
Company (Limited) for an extension of the term of 
their Special Lease 4,391, Kempsey, of about 34 
perches below high-water mark, in the parish of Yar- 
ravel, county of Dudley. 


V. BSaRILEY, 
Acting District Surveyor. 


a 


[1731] 


[1833] Local Land Board Office, 


Wagga Wagga, 16th September, 1910. 


ATTENTION is invited to a proposal to curtail about 
600 acres of Jugiong Temporary Common with a view 
of setting same apart for additional holdings in the 
parish of Jugiong, county Harden. 

Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at the offices of the Local Land Board, Wagga Wagga, 
and the Crown Lands Agent, Gundagai, and the 
Police Station, Jugiong. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the District Surveyor, Wagga Wagga, 
not later than the 21st October, 1910. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at a place and date to be fixed. 


A. H. CHESTERMAN, 
District Surveyor. 


[1862] Local Land Board Office, 


Dubbo, 14th September, 1910, 


ATTENTION is invited to an application made by 
Jonathan Harman for permission to carry rabbit-proof 
fence across road and erect gate near north-east corner 
of portion 45, parish of Terrabile, county of Gowen, 
Land District of Coonamble. 

Plans illustrating the proposal are exhibited at the 
Offices of the Local Land Board, Dubbo, and the 
Crown Land Agent, Coonamble. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing and should 
be forwarded to the District Surveyor, Dubbo, not 
later than 20th October, 1910. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Gilgandra at its next sitting. 


F. J. E. BOOTLE, 
Acting District Surveyor. 


Land Board Office, 


[1901] 
Goulburn, 16th September, 1910. 


ATTENTION is invited to a proposal to revoke part of reserve 
18,457 and to re-notify the remainder of that reserve, water 
reserve 215, camping and water reserve 306, and reserve 204, 
parish of Mulwaree, county of Argyle, as travelling stock and 
camping reserve. 


Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited at the 
Post Office at Tarago, and at the Land Board Office at Goul- 
burn. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should be 
forwarded to the District Surveyor at Goulburn, not later 
than the 4th October, 1910. 

The proposal will be considered by the Land Board at its 
sitting at Goulburn on the 6th October, 1910. 


G. H. SHEAFFE, 
District Surveyor. 


Land Board Office, 
Orange, 19th September, 1910. 


LARRAS LAK& SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA 
No. 16. 


IT is hereby notified that the Local Land Board for the Land 
District of Molong, at its sitting on the 6th October, 1910, 
commencing at 9°30 a.m., in the Court-house, at Molong, will 
deal with all undisposed of applications lodged up to and 
inclusive of the 1st October, 1910, for farms within Larras 
Lake Settlement Purchase Area No. 15. 


W. M. THOMAS, 
Acting District Surveyor. 


[1902] 


1910. 


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21 Sepr,, 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. 5247 


Se ee 


[1812] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 
TENDERS FOR LEASE. 


|* is hereby notified that Tenders for the lease of the undermentioned land will be received at this Department not later than 
3 pm. on FRIDAY, 14ru OCTOBHR, 1919. 

The lease will be subject to the provisions of the Closer Settlement Acts and Regulations, and will be subject to the 
special conditions set out at the foot of the Schedule hereto attached, and to the following conditions, provisions, covenants, and 
reservations, : 

The amount offered by an accepted Tender, not being in any case less than the upset amount as specified in the subjoined 
Schedule, shall be the yearly rental of the lease. , 

Tenders must be lodged at the Office of the Department of Lands, Sydney, or may be transmitted thereto by post. 

Tenders must be addressed to the Under Secretary for Lands, and indorsed ‘Tender for Lease, Reserve No. 43,475, 
Walla Walla Estate,” with date of Gazette notice, and must be accompanied by a receipt showing thet a deposit equal to the 
amount stated in the Schedule hereunder as the upset annual rent of the area of the block, has been paid to the Land Agent or 
the State Treasurer. ; 

The deposit paid by the person whose Tender is accepted shall be credited on account of the first year’s rent. 

'the term of the lease will be ten years (subject to the conditions hereinafter set forth). 

The rent for the second and every succeeding year of the lease shall be paid annually in advance to the Treasurer of the 
State of New South Wales, before the date in each year corresponding to the date of the execution of the lease. If not so 
paid, the lease will be liable to forfeiture. __ 
In the event of more than one Tender being received the Minister reserves the right to refer the Tenders to the Local 
Land Board with a view to a report thereon being obtained for his guidance in selecting the applicant whose Tender should be 
accepted. 
“ In the event of any of these conditions, provisions, or covenants not being complied with in the manner specified, the lease 
will be liable to forfeiture, and, on forfeiture, all improvements effected by the lessee shail become the property of the Crown 
without compensation. 


The highest or any Tender will not necessarily be accepted. 
8S. W. MOORE, 


WALLA WALLA SETTLEMENT PURCHASE ARBA No. 4. 
Lanp Disrricr or ALBURY. 


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Upset 
Description of Land, Area. Parish. County. Annual 
Rentai. 
; | | 8 ay dh 
Reserve 43,475 from sale for water supply and access, notified 6th, About 13 acres| Walla Walia..., Hume I; 0-0 
January, 1909, together with the contiguous area comprised in | 
the old channel of the Billabong Oreek, abutting on portions 84 | 
and 99 in the parish of Stitt; being the area shown by brown | 
tinting on plan catalogued Ms. 1,074 Wega. | 
| j 


[Papers—Olo. Sett. 1910 4,096] 


The lease shall be subject to the following conditions :— 

1. The rent for each year shall be paid in advance to the Crown Land Agent of the District, or to the State Treasurer at Sydney, 
on or before the 81st December of the year preceding, otherwise penalties for the late payments shall be incurred, and the 
lease shall be liable to forfeiture. k 

. The lease sha/] not confer any right to purchase the land. 

. The land shall be used only for the purposes of grazing. 

. The lessee shall, within one year from the date of notification in the Government Gazette of the granting of the lease, enclose 
the land, either separately or conjointly with other lands held in the same interest, with a substantial fence, and maintain 
such fence in efficient repair during the currency of the lease. 

. Upon forfeiture, surrender, or expiration of the period of the jease, all improvements on the land shall become the property 
of the Crown, and no compensation shall be payable therefor, but on application within one month after such forfeiture, 
surrender, or expiration, the Minister may permit the former lessee to remove any movable improvements effected by him 
or at his expense. In ull cases where such permission has been given the improvements must be removed within three 
months after the date of forfeiture, surrender, or expiration. 

6. The right is reserved to the Minister to terminate the lease upon giving the lessee not less than twelve months’ notice in 
writing to that effect. If the lease is terminated by the exercise of the foregoing reserved right, no compensation will be 
ellowed ; but the lessee may, subject to approval of the Minister, remove any movable improvements effected by or at the 
pow of the lessee during the currency of the lease, provided he does so within three months after the termination of the 

ease. 

7. No fixed improvements shall be removed from the land during the currency of the lease, unless with the approval in writing 
of the Minister. 

2: The lessee shall pay all rates and taxes upon the lend during the currency of the lease. 

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Or 


. All rights (except residence) which are conferred by the Mining Acts, with respect to Crown Lands, are reserved. 

. The lessee shall not transfer the lease or sublet the land, or any part of it, before the approval in writing of the Minister has 

been obtained. 

11, Any improvements, the property of the Crown, upon the lease must be kept in repair during its currency, reasonable wear 
and tear excepted. 

12. The right is reserved to the Minister to withdraw from the lease at any tim, and from time to time, any land required for 
muning or any inining purpose, or for any public purpose within the meaning of the Crown Lauds Acts, and the leasee 
shall not be entitled to any compensation whatsoever therefor, or for severance. In the event of any withdrawal as 
aforesaid, the lessee shall be entitled, subject to the approval of the Minister, to remove any movable improvements, or 
to a fair and reasonable compensation for his interest in any improvements belonging to him on the land so withdrawn. 
‘The amount of such compensation shall be ascertained by multiplying a sum representing the fair value of the improvements 
by a fraction of which the numerator shall be the unexpired term ot the lease and the denominator the original term of 
the lease. In case the Minister and the lessee shall not agree as to the amount of compensation as aforesaid, the matter 
shall be submitted for the determination of the Local Land Board; and the decision of the Beard or the Land Appeal 

__ Court, on appeal, shall be final and conclusive. 

18. Rights conferred upon the public, in the terms of any reservation in regard to the land leased, are reserved. 

14, No green trees or saplings shall be interfered with by ringbarking or otherwise, except under permits issued under the 
provisions of the Forestry Act and Regulations thereunder. 

15, As the lease is for grazing purpozes only, the land may be cultivated to the extent necessary for the growth and epread of 
pasture grasses, but no further. 

16. The lessee shall, within twelve months from the date of notification in the Government Gazette of the granting of the lease, 
clear the land of all fallen timber, noxious scrub, plants, or weeds, and shall thereafter keep the land clear of them during 
the currency of the lease. ; 

tia SS Reraag shall take all reasonable steps to keep the land free from rabbits and other noxious animals during the currency 
of the lease, 

18. A breach of any of the above conditions will render the lease liable to forfeiture, 


5248 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, Ne. 148, [21 Sxpr., 1910. 


———- 


meee eo eg ee E__—<—$<$<$<—LV 


[1831] Department of Lands, . 
: Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


INCREASE OF RENTALS OF ANNUAL LEASKS,. 
OTICE is hereby given that the rentals of the undermentioned Annual Leases have been increased, in accordance with the 
provisions of the 85th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, 


The increased rental for next year must be paid on or before the 80th September, 1910. 
S. W. MOORE. 


No. of Papers. | ao | Name of Lessee. Land District. Parish. | Goran " Area. | aes. 
Ms. Ls. Acres. £8. d. 
1910-13,190 5,379 | Suttor, Francis Bathurst ...) Wellington.) Walters... ..| Wellington 435 819 8 
and Mac- 
quarie. 
‘5 5,380 Do ne do si do ai do is 207 Sie 
is 5,383 Do BA der Ges .. Mealy cleat Ai PanOn Ffor 8 D 334 313 0 
‘5 23,820 Do dl do an do #S do Atal Ly, 1. Sea 
. 23,821 Do aA Sedat < alatn alg ge Pa ae Ot 300 234 8 
= 23,822 Do bed do rf do Pe aki. do wd 215 L.19ee2 
5 22,042 | Commercial Banking Com- do BoA do 5s do ay 360 3.5 8 
pany of Sydney (Utd.). 2 
i 22,056 | Sustor, Henry Edward _... do ...| Trianbil... “ee do ie 875 616 9 
” 22,057 Do ay do iis do 355 Simrad do ii 500 ayer fie 
Ps 22,058 Do Ne do ae Omi ie do Riis 1,060 11 0 10 
if 22,059 , Do oo do ...| Walters and do Are 450 413 9 
Trianbil. 
* 22,060 Do 34 do «| Lrianbil... a do a 820 6 8 2 
es 22,068 Do ay do eA odo Shas re dor... 780 8 oar 
x 22,359 | Do aa do Ae dO Baws. A do oo 320 210 0 
[1870] Departmont of Lands, 


Sydney, 2!st September, 1510, 
CANCELLATION OF ANNUAL LEASES, 
eee is hereby given that the undermentioned Annual Leases have ben cancelled, in aczorlance with the provisions of 
the 38th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1889. 
The leases will terminate on 31st December, 1910. 
8. W. MOORE. 


ScHEDULE. 
r No, of Lease and 4 ie 
No. of Papers. Tiana Districk: Name of Lessee. Parish. | County and Shire. | Area, | Tent. 
Ms. Ls. | Ao tee Ds £ sd. 
1910-13232 | 16237, Goulburn...) Venn, John... ...| Wiarborougau ...| Georgiana; Mulwaree) 410 O O 114 2 
Occ. 
1910-7780 | 21534, Gunning ...) Brumby, Robert ...| dJerrara and | King; Crookwell ...; 5C0 0 0 ee bye B 
if Wheeo. 
[1829] Western Land Board Office, 


: Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 
FORFEITURE OF A WESTERN LANDS LEASE. 
Lie is hereby notified, for public information, that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has 
approved of the forfeiture of Western Lands Lease No. 1,534, as particularised in the Schedule hereunder shown, for non- 
payment of rent ; and that such forfeiture shall take effect thirty days from this date. 
S. W. MOORE, 
Minister for Lands. 


No. of section of Act 
Western Lands Name of Lessee. Area. County. under which Amount overdue—Rental. 
Lease. granted. 
Acres. real 
1534 William Scanlan .., Rie ...| 18,800 | Robinson ... ...| Part IX, section 32 18 6 8 
| Being overdue rent»l 
| for year ending 31st 
| October, 1910. 
Rasy Rae CS oe Rs Aga) rane ec Ce Manet ake oe NS ae ae 
[1830] Western Land Board Office, 


Sydney, 21st September, 1910, 
SURRENDER OF A WESTERN LANDS LEASE. 


Ls is hereby notified, for public information, that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has 
approved of Western Lands Lease No, 1,939, as partioularised in the Schedule hereunder shown, being surrendered from 
tke 15th day of November, 1910. 


: 8. W. MOORE 
Minister for Lands. 
—— oye pee 23 

Wo. of | 
ee eat fection of Act under which granted. Name of Lessee, Area. 
Lease. 

_ — a) Sots ————— 2 a Leupntoul ooo = -> cE haiti eee ne 
a. ees 
1,939 ues Peete; under Part VII of the Western) Thomas Clugston Benson van Mae vee | 16,000 0 0 
ands Act, 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 148. 5249 


ns a 


21 Sepr., 1910.} 


[1840] j Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 21st September, 1910, 


PRICKLY-PEAR LEASES. 
OTICE is hereby given that leases under the Prickly-pear Destruction Act of 1901 have been granted of the lands described in 
Schedule hereunder, at the rentals and for the terms therein mentioned. 
The rents for the second and every succeeding year of the leases must he paid yoarly in advance to tho Treasurer of the State of New 
South Wales, at Sydney, on or before the date corresponding to the date of commencement of the leases, and if not so paid the leases will 
be liable to forfeiture. 
S. W. MOORE. 


EE 


Term of Lease 
Approxi- | Annual 


So 
wee 33 Lessee, sere County. Parish. Description of Land. atom veauiie Rent. 
an From To 
) 
Oce. ade. Lo) Dalle (ee Be, Os 
1910-9170 | 489 | Hallam, Edward ...| Inverell..) Arrawatta | Bonshaw...| Block A, part of travelling stock] 15 Sept., 1910) 14 Sept., 1931) 620 0 0) 11 0 0 


reserve 5,614 and part of vil- 
lage lands of Bonshaw. 
..| Block B, part of travelling stock| 15 ,, sive gle Ee 632 0 0] 16 0 0 
reserve 5,614 and part of vil- f 
lage lands of Bonshaw. 
..| Block ©, partsof travelling stock| 15 , gh ples a 640 0 0} 1210 90 
reserves 5,614 and 22,214, 


- 490 | Hallam, SydneyAlbert do... dO> | 7 6. do 


sy 491 | Hallam, Maitland ... do... do do 


[1596] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


SCRUB LEASE—NOTICE OF GRANTING OF. 


it is hereby notified, for public information, that, 

in accordance with the provisions of the Crown 
Lands Acts and Regulations thereunder, a Scrub 
Lease of the land set out in the annexed Schedule 
has been granted for the term, and under the condi- 
tions, provisions, covenants, restrictions, and reserva- 
tions hereinafter mentioned :— 

1. The term of the lease shall be from the 26th 
August 1910 to 25th August 1917 The lease is granted 
subject to all the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts 
and Regulations applicable thereto 

2. THE RENT FOR THE SECOND AND EVERY 
SUCCEEDING YEAR OF THE LEASE SHALL BE 
PAID ANNUALLY IN ADVANCE to the Treasurer 
of the State of New South Wales ON OR BEFORE 
THE DATE IN EACH YEAR CORRESPONDING 
TO THE DATE OF COMMENCEMENT OF THE 
LEASE If not so paid the lease will be liable to 
forfeiture Annual rent £17 lds. 


3. The Lessee shall leave firebelts two (2) chains 


wide within the area leased along all the boundaries 
thereof but the scrub and undergrowth three (3) 
inches or less in diameter which would form a harbour 
for rabbits and other noxious animals shall be des- 
troyed 

4. The Lessee shall except on the firebelts effectually 
destroy all scrub excepting box and pine scrubs 

5. The Lessee shall subject to Condition No. 7 care- 
fully preserve all box trees of eight (8) inches or over 
in diameter measured at three (3) feet from the 
ground and all pine trees of five (5) inches or over 
in diameter measured at three (3) feet from the 
ground which in the opinion of the Forest Officer are 
useful or likely to be useful for fencing mining or 
building purposes or for railway sleepers 

6. The Lessee shall also carefully preserve all curra- 
jong trees subject to the provision that the Minister 
for Lands may grant permission to lop or whip these 
trees for stock-feeding purposes in times of drought 

7. The Lessee shall under the supervision of an 
officer of the Forestry Department who shall be paid 
by the Lessee at the rate of eight shillings (8s.) per 
diem thin out box seedlings saplings and trees under 
eight (8) inches in diameter measured at three (3) feet 
from the ground to distances of twenty (20) feet apart 
and pine seedlings saplings and trees under five (5) 
inches in dianieter measured at three (3) feet from the 
ground to distances of nine (9) feet apart and shall 
select the best saplings or trees for preservation 

8. The Lessee shall not cut or remove any timber 
for sale or otherwise except as before provided 

9. The Lessee shall destroy all trees and saplings 
not exempted by the previous conditions by ring- 
barking or otherwise 

10. The Lessee shall begin operations mentioned in 
the previous conditions within three (3) months from 
the commencement of the lease During the first year 
of the lease the Lessee shall operate on not less than 
one-half (4) of the total area leased and during the 
succeeding year the Lessee shall operate on an ad- 
ditional one-half (4) of the total area leased so that 
the whole area shall be dealt with as prescribed in the 
foregoing conditions within two (2) years from the 
commencement of the lease After any part of the 
land has been cleared of scrub and undergrowth the 
Lessee shall keep it clear and after any part of the 


No. 148, 21 Supremper, 1910,—6, 


land has been ringbarked the Lessee shall keep it free 
from suckers and seedlings except seedlings of species 
of trees referred to in clauses 5 to 7 which may how- 
ever be continuously thinned out to the distances 
specified in clause 7 

11. If in clearing off the fallen timber or scrub the 
Lessee uses fire such Lessee shall do so under the . 
supervision of an officer of the forestry Department 

12. The Lessee shall give the District Forester not 
less than three (3) weeks’ nor more than six (6) weeks’ 
notice in writing of the Lessee’s intention to com- 
mence the work of clearing scrubbing or burning off 
and shall indicate the position and extent of the 
country proposed to be operated upon and the length 
of time which it is considered the work will occupy 
and shall from time to time on a stoppage or cessation 
of the work for a longer period than seven (7) days 
give the District Forester not less than three (3) 
weeks’ notice in writing of the Lessee’s intention to 
renew and continue the operations of clearing scrub- 
bing or burning off — 

18. The Lessee shall within three (3) months from 
the commencement of the lease take effective steps to 
destroy rabbits wallabies wild dogs dingoes wild pigs 
foxes and other noxious animals and shall continue 
to do so during the whole remaining term of the lease 
to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands 
‘14. The Lessee shall not overstock the land under 
lease either wholly or in part the decision as to over- 
stocking to rest with the Minister 

15. The Lessee shall maintain all Crown improve- 
ments and all improvements effected under these con- 
ditions upon the land leased in good order and con- 
dition during the whole term of the lease 

16. The right of the Crown to enter at any.time the 
land under lease and to improve the timber thereon 
in such a manner as the Minister for Lands may think 
fit is reserved 

17. The Lessee and two (2) sureties resident in the 
State approved by the Minister for Lands shall within 
three (3) months after the commencement of the lease 
enter into a bond in the penal sum of two hundred 
pounds (£200) for the due performance of all the fore- 
going conditions 

18. The Minister for Lands shall have the power to 
charge the Lessee any sum not exceeding one hundred 
pounds (£100) as a fine for’ any breach of the fore- 
going conditions which he may not consider as sufh- 
ciently grave to warrant forfeiture 

19. In the event of any reserve within the- land 
leased becoming in the opinion of the Minister for 


‘ Lands wholly or in part useless for purposes of its 


reservation the right is reserved to the Governor to 
then or thereafter withdraw for settlement the whole 
or any part or parts of the land leased comprised 
within such reservation without compensation pro- 
vided that in respect of the improvements effected 
under the terms of this lease the Lessee shall be en- 
titled to receive a proportion of any payment for such 
improvements which may be made hereafter by an 
incoming tenant in terms of section 1 of the Crown 
Lands Act of 1898 Such proportion shall be ascer- 
tained by multiplying the sum representing the said 
payment by a fraction of which the numerator shall 
be the unexpired term of the lease and the denomi- 
nator the original term of the lease In any improve- 
ments effected in terms of a special consent hereafter 
given by the Minister for Lands the Lessee shall have 
tenant-right as defined in section No. 51 of the Crown 
Lands Act of 1895 


5250 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. [21 Surr., 1910. 


SCRUB LEASE—NOTICE OF GRANTING OF —continued. 


20. The Governor may by notice in the Government 
Gazette— 


(a) at any time and from time to time withdraw 
any land required or deemed to be required 
for mining or mining purposes residential 
lease saw-mill site or for any public purpose 
subject to Condition No, 21 


(b) and may in addition to the power contained 
in Condition No. 19 at any time and from 
time to time withdraw the whole or any part 
or parts of the land for purposes of settle- 
ment in the event of a railway or tramway 
being constructed within twenty (20) miles of 
any part of the land leased 


(c) and may in addition to the power contained 
in Condition No. 19 at any time and from 
time to time withdraw the whole or any part 
or parts of the land for the purposes of settle- 
ment if the Minister is of opinion after report 
by the Local Land Board that such land may 
be profitably occupied for agricultural pur- 
poses and every such withdrawal may include 
any land which the Minister may deem neces- 
sary to secure uniformity in design of sub- 
division or to provide suitable agricultural 
holdings 


without in any case compensation except for. the 
Lessee’s interest in improvements on the land so 
withdrawn Such compensation in respect of the im- 
provements effected in terms of this lease shall be 
ascertained by multiplying a sum representing the 
fair value of the improvements by a fraction of which 
the numerator shall be the unexpired term of the 
lease and the denominator the original term of the 
lease and in case of other improvements effected by 
the Lessee in terms of a special consent given by the 
Minister for Lands the compensation shall be the fair 
value of such improvements Provided that in all 
cases the fair value referred to shall be the value of 
the improvements to an incoming settler at the date 
of withdrawal provided that such value shall not in 
any case exceed their cost The compensation shall be 
appraised by the Local Land Board or by the Land 
Appeal Court on appeal or reference The Lessee shall 
be deemed to have a right of appeal and the Minister 
shall be deemed to have a right of reference of the 
Board’s appraisement to the Land Appeal Court and 
for this puropse the appraisement shall be deemed to 
be an appraisement under the provisions of section 6 
of the Crown Lands Act of 1889 


21, The travelling stock or camping reserves within 
the land leased shall during the whole currency of the 
lease be open to the use of bona fide travellers travel- 
ling stock teamsters and carriers without interference 
or annoyance by Lessee and the Lessee shall post in 
a conspicuous place thereon notice-boards indicating 
for public information the purpose of such reserves 
In fencing such reserves the Lessee shall also provide 
gates and other facilities for the entrance and exit of 
travelling stock teamsters and carriers Such notice- 
boards gates and facilities to be erected and main- 
tained to tho satisfaction of the Stock Inspector The 
Governor may at any time and from time to time 
withdraw from lease the whole or any part of the land 
comprised within the travelling stock or camping re- 
serves for any public purpose and the Lessee shall not 
be entitled to any compensation whatsoever either in 
respect of such withdrawal or for any improvements 
effected on the area so withdrawn Wpon the with- 
drawal of any land under this condition or Conditions 
Nos. 19 or 20 a reduction of the annual rent shall be 
made proportionate to the area withdrawn 


22. Upon expiration of the lease by effuxion ot 
time the Lessee shall not have tenant-right as defined 
in the Crown Lands Act of 1895 or ownership in 
scrubbing clearing ringbarking suckering or other im- 
provements effected in terms of this lease. ; 

93. Any holder of a current miner’s right while 
following the occupation of a miner or prospector | 
may graze upon this lease such horses or other animals 
as may be necessary for his subsistence and for the 
carrying on of prospecting or mining | 

24. The Lessee shall not transfer assign sublet or 
grant agistment rights without having first obtained 
the Minister’s consent in writing and if any stock not 
owned by the Lessee shall be found depasturing on 
the said land (other than travelling stock depasturing 
on a part thereof which may be included within a 
travelling stock route) the presence and depasturing 
of such stock shall be prima facie evidence of a sub- 
letting of the land under lease 

25. ‘The Lessee shall not cultivate any part of the 
land without first obtaining the Minister’s consent in 
writing i 

26. The lease is subject to the reservation of all 
public rights of roads and to the provisions of section 
111 of the Crown Lands Act of 1884 

27. Tho lease shall be deemed to be a lease for 
pastoral purposes within the meaning of the Mining 
Act of 1906 and as such shall be subject to the opera- 
tions of that Act : 

98. All persons duly authorised shall have full right 
to enter upon the land at any time within reasonable 
hours during the currency of the lease for the pur- 
pose of cutting and spo uee timber without inter- 
ference by the Lessee and the Lessee shall provide 
convenient gateways or openings where required for 
this purpose or where directed by the Minister or by 
any officer authorised by the Minister in that behalf 
and permit timber-getters to camp and graze their 


- teams within the lease subject to the provisions of 


section 20 of the Forestry Act of 1909 

99. For all improvements on the land whether 
Crown property or not the Lessee shall pay their 
capital value as provided in section 44 of the Crown 
Lands Act of 1889 or with the consent of the Minister 
rent for the use of the improvements the property of 
the Crown may be paid as provided in section 10 of 
the.Crown Lands (Amendment) Act 1899 

30. The Lessee shall when called upon pay all costs 
of preliminary action report and inspection 

31. Instructions will be given within a reasonable 
time after the issue of the lease for survey if neces- 
sary to be effected but the Crown will not be respon- 
sible in any way for any delay or failure to eifect 
survey of the lease Y 

32. In the event of the area of the lease being 
found to be different to that herein mentioned the 
rent shall be subject to any adjustment consequent 
upon any increase in or diminution of area | 

33, As the land ineluded within the block is wholly 
within reserves from sale and as Regulation 71 pro- 
vides that no application for a homestead selection 
shall be confirmed for land included in any. reserve 
from sale the Lessee is warned not to erect a dwelling- 
house or to effect improvements with the object of 
obtaining 2 Boriacteat selection. under the provisions 
of section 27 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895 as land 
within a reserve from sale is not available for that 
purpose efeatey 

34. In the event of any of these conditions pro- 
visions or covenants not being complied with in the 
manner specified the lease will be liable to forfeiture 
and on forfeiture all improvements effected by the 
Lessee shall become the property of the Crown with- 
out compensation 


SCHEDULE. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or ForBks, aND JEMALONG SHIRE. 
Within Nanima Resumed Area No. 59384. 


i 


No 


of Piaeee, Name and Address of Lessee. 


313 | Gow, Grahme, of Nanima ... 


Estimated Area, | County. | Parish, 


.| About 1,420 acres. 


Annual Rent. 


Forbes i ...| Nanima,.; tel 


(Blocks H aud D). 


| 


® As described by notification of Serub Lands in Gazetta of 24th November, 1909. 


The cost of survey and report will be adjusted after survey has been effected, 


[Oce. 1910-8,461] 


8S. W. MOORE. 


21 Szpr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. 525] 


[1866] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 21et September, 1910, 


FORFEITED CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASES. 


1 is hereby notified that the Conditional Purchase Leases specified in the following Schedule are declared forfeited through non-payment 
of rent, instalment of survey fee, and Crown improvements ; but such forfeiture shall not take effect until hed clear days after this 


notifloation, 
8S. W. MOORE. 


ScHEDULE. 
3 3 Amount in Arrears on 
a4 Sal a Conditional Purchase Leases. 
ae Applicant, Application, | Area, |5 o Shire, County, Parish. So 1s .| Papers. Meee 
a $3 Sm iz Survey 
77 & a Rent. 
‘) He Fee. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
District oF BoMBALA. C.8. 


Acres. 
1906- 5{ Morrison, Charles Thomas! 17 May,1906 | 78? ; 13 | Bibbenluke...j Wellesley.., Bombala ...| 252] 4 | 1909-27,952 | 
CENTRAL DIVISION, 


Disteicr of NARBRANDERA. 0.3. 


1907-14 | Bauer, Carl Reinhold «{ 5Dec., 1907 } 1,350 | 138 | Yanko «| Cooper... Barges - 10 | 87 | 1908-18,271 616 9; 64 2 6 
. North. 

1908- 8 | Shadbolt, Benjamin Joseph} 20 Feb., 1908 700 aay do | Mitchell ...} Wood 13 | 99 | 1909-20,454| 54138 9} 5 1 5] 712 8 

[1867] : Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF CONDITIONAL PURCHASES AND CONDITIONAL LEASES. 


{? is hereby notified that the forfeiture of the undermentioned Conditional Purchases and Conditional Leases, which was published in 
the Gazette on the dates specified hereunder, has been reversed. 


8. W. MOORE. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Distzict oF MUDGEE. 


Section : Date of 
No. of Purchaser. Date of Shire. Area. | of the | County. Parish. Portion | Gazettal of | ese Papers. 
C.P. Purchase, Pe a9. Forfeiture. a 
‘ Acres C.S. 
78- 805 | Baker, George eS ...| 80 Jan., 1873} Meroo Ga, 4 14 Phillip ...| Price... eos 22° 2¥Feb., 1910} 1902-2 | 1910-21391 
12934 | Baker, Eliza Jane (now; 11 Dec., ,, do ee ee) 13 do er] AO as 4s 39 2” x way.onp ope : *» 
George Baker). f 
“‘yo04- 47: | Carr, Wm., junior... «| 23 dune, 1904) “do a 50 28 do «| Wilpinjong... 63 16 Oct., 1907] 36206 22504 
pe oe a ee ae eee ee ea aa SE TE SIS FS PAA Be UR ER he EE SE EF} 
[1868] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 21st September, 1910, 


FORFEITED CONDITIONAL PURCHASES AND CONDITIONAL LEASKS. 


Naat is hereby given that the undermentioned portions of Crown Lands, conditionally purchased under the Crown Lands Acta, as 
well as any Conditional Leases made in virtue thereof, and all rights attached to such purchases or leases, are hereby declared 
forfeited through non-fulfilment of the condition of residence or improvements ; ; but such forfeiture shall not take effect until the 
expiration of thirty clear days after this notification. 
8. W. MOORE, 


| 
i LWA 3 
Noy ef Parchaser, ee oe Area ERE Shire. | County. | Parish. : Bs Ss Cree | Legare Papers. 
ne 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
DistRict or GoOsFORD. c.8. 
ER a 
1908-54 Leonard, Alexander | 18 June, 7 100 0 <i 47 | Erina ... Northum ber- | Kooree.., ie 60 | N. ee Seale | 1910-21273 
land 
District ory WALCHA. CS. 
1906- 8 | Fletcher, Agnes lenhelis) 25 Jan., sil 809 0 0 | 26 | Apsley .. #| Vernon | Fletcher rl ii | ¥. viaiaaeina| 1906-6 | 1910-21870 
[1869] : Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 21st September, 1910, 


REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF CONDITIONAL PURCHASE. 


T is hereby notified that the forfeiture of the undermentioned Conditional Purchase, which was published i in the Gazette on the dates 
specified hereunder, and afterwards provisionally reversed, has been absolutely reversed. 


S. W. MOORE. 
KASTERN DIVISION. 
DistRict oF BELLINGRN. 


FI 
No. aie Ree Date of 
C. tg Purchaser. patie of Shire, | Area, |3=5! County Parish. | £5 | Gazcttal of | Lease No. | Papers. 
N gst | & Forfeiture. 
| 
: 4 Acres, C.8. 
1990-31 | Lee, Joseph oe wae aes | AT April, 1890) Dorrigo ...) 170% | 26-24] Fitzroy .| Moonee ...| 107&| 31 July, 1895 | wee [1908-18391 
108, 


IC EE = 


SSS 


te 


5252 


[1876] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. 


FORFEITED CONDITIONAL LEASE. 


Nea is given that the undermentioned Conditional Lease, and all rights attached thereto, is hereby declared forfeite 
breach of conditions; but such forfeiture shall not take effect until the expiration of thirty clear days after this notification. 


S. W. MOORE. 


[C.9, 1910-19,716] 


Lanp Disrerct or CooMA. 


Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 2let September, 1910, | 


e 

° rs P| ; 

No. of : Annual | 24 = Catalogue 2 

CL. Lessee, Address, County. Parish. Area. Rent, Fe z BasalC.P. a Non $ Shire, 
a A A 

j a oF. p.| £8. @d. 
1905-69 | Cridge, William Thomas] Umaralla  ...| Beresford ... Rose Valley/300 0 0) 210 0| 8 | 1890-322 &| E | B. 8,636-1,765...| 39: | Monaro, 
: 382, 


[1877] 


Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


REVERSAL OF FORFRATURE OF A CONDITIONAL LEASE. 


iG 


[C.9. 1910-17,443] 


opposite thereto, has been reversed. 


Lanp Disrrict oF Cooma. 


Bas Date of g g 
es Lessee. Address. County. Parish. Area. prise Be Gazettal of ey 2 eueeer 2 Shire, 
Tk ote 2%| Forfeiture. ori de 5 3 
om) Q Fa 
Acres. | £ 8. a. 
31803 | Tracey, James ...| Kydra,Nimity-| Beresford ...) Kydra 80 1 0 0 | 26| 25 May, 1910} 1901-11 | E | B. 3,275-1,765| 81 | Manaro; 
belle. : 
FA) ia Se OY SS eS a 
| 
[1823] Department of Lands, 


is hereby notified that the forfeiture of the undermentioned Conditional Lease, which was published in the Gazette on the date set 


5. W. MOORE. 


Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF EXECUTION OF IMPROVEMENT LEASES. 


OTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned Improvement Leases were on the 9th September, 1910, executed by His Excellency 

the Lieutenant-Governor, and have been forwarded, for delivery to the lessee, 
leases and give receipts in writing for the same on Form 52, 
the leases to be null and void, and any sums paid on account of the 


f New South 


The lessce is ‘required to take delivery of the 
from the date of this notice, failing which the Minister may declare 
leases forfeited to the Crown. 


The rents for the second and every suceseding year of the lonses mast be paid in advance to the Treasurer of the State o 
and if not so paid the leases will be liable to forfeiture. ; 
ease fee of one pound (£1), together with 


Wales, at Sydney, on or before the 8th September, 


The lessee must pay to the Crown Lands Agent, at the time of delivery of the lenses, a 1 


the amount of stamp duty, vis., two shillings and sixpence (2s. 6d.), in each case, 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrrict AND Prace oF DELivrrny—YOUne. 


to the Crown Lands Agent at Young. 
within three month: 


8. W. MOORE. 


[21 Supr., 1910, 


d throug | 


roxi- Term of ze 
uaa - oe Name and Address of Lessee. nee “het pee Survey Fee. mE sansoupcing ” Shire. 
: From | To 4 
Occ. Acres. aie 8.) IC ehl ane v8: wom am oe 1938. 
1910-8,803 | 1,847 | William Parkhouse Bragg,| 694 1,200 710 0| 6 8 O| QSept.| 8 Sept.) 13 July, 1910 ...| Burran- 
of Karoopa, Koorawatha, gong. 
» {1,848 Do Say 430 | 213 9| Nil. 9.)., 4 eee | 13 yas eee 


———————- 


1903] 7 


1 is hereby notified, for general information, 


purposes herounder stated, 


of Special Leases, under the provisions of the 46th section of the Orown Lands 
and that it is the intention te grant extension of term of leases, 


Department of Lands, 


Oh Ls en c= gM) son ie ae oe Ee ee 


Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 
APPLICATIONS FOR EXTENSION OF TERM OF LEASES FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES. 


found to oxist, after inquiry by the Land Board and consideration by the Minister. 


Any objections will receive due consideration if lodged in writing with the District 
in which the land is situated on or before the date specified in each case hereunder. 


that the undermentioned applications have been received for extension of term 
Act of 1895, of the lands and for the 
should no sufficient objection be 


Surveyor for the Land Board District 


5. W. MOORE. 
| : | Local Land Board Date 
Purpose : 
Applicant. | Loeality of Land applied for. Apia, tor whieh Lease Pat tiay he a wc 
Be deained. lodged may be lodged. 
a. rT. Op. 
The Lord Bishop of Newcastle| Portion Sp. L. 1901-19, parish) 0 1 12 Jetty .| Maitland ...| 24 Sept., 1910. 
(Sp. Li. 3,441, Newcastle). Stockton, county Gloucester. 
Representatives of late John} Opposite Manning-street, village; 7 | Wharfage & do w.| 22 Oct, 
Wright (Sp. L. 1,244, of Tuncurry, parish Tuncurry, (about). ship- 
Taree). county Gloucester. building. } ‘ ; . 
Representatives of late John} Portion Sp. L. 93-2, village of Tun-| 2 0 18 Saw-mill and do we| 22 5 ” 
er Wright (Sp. L. 2,530,) curry, parish Tuncurry, county wharfage. . 
Taree). Gloucester. 


“EN MENAY  erein bie LRP To gO 


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21 Sepr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. 5253 


[1904] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 21st September, 1910, 


NOTICE OF APPROVAL OF A RESIDENTIAL LEASE. 


GE is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations there- 
under, a Residential Lease of the land set out in the annexed Sehedulo has been granted for the term and under the conditions 
hereinafter mentioned :— 

The rent for the second and every succeeding year of the lease must be paid to the Crown Land Agent, Moruya 
on or before the 20th September in each year, and if not so paid the lease will be liable to forfeiture, The sum of £4 1s. 6d. for 
Crown improvements shall be paid in four equal instalments within six, twelve, eighteen, and twenty-four months, respectively, from 
this date. . 

The lessee must enter into occupation of the land on or before the expiration of three (3) months from this date, and make his usual 
and only home upon the land during the currency of the lease ; and must also, within twelve (12) months from'date hereof, erect sueh 
buildings and fences as shall be necessary to an actual reaidence upon and beneficial use of the land, if the same have not already been 
erected. 

The lessee shall, within twelve mouths from this date, ringbark all useless timber and destroy the scrub on the land, and shal] | 
thereafter keep down scrub, suckers, and undergrowth during the currency of the lease. 

The lessee shall preserve all stringybark, box, and gum trees that are or may become useful for sawing, splitting, or mining purposes 
as well as a few trees near the dwelling for shade purposes. 

The lessee shall within twelve months enclose the land with a substantial fence, and keep the same in an efficient state during the 


eutrency of the lease, but those parts of the creek which form a sufficient barrier to stock need not be fenced. 


The lessee is to hold a miner's right continuously during the currency of the lease. 
S. W. MOORE, 


ScHEDULE REFEREED TO. 


Lanp District or Moruya, SHire or EUROBODALLA. 


Amount 
2 No.of ‘ 2 4 Term of Lease. pie to pee Weve. 
pplication eg. Gold or gentas | Amount dited 
one cote oF) ENG, ot seme ae Pe County. | Parish. | Mineral Area, fen Tee of, | payment of 
by ‘Lan Papers. . Field. From To 2 and | xpenses.| frst bg ae 
Agent, } provisional vente 
rent. 
Oce. A.) Ty ps 1910, 1938. |£ 8. d.| £38. d Soy Ben Ge leer fen Ge 
1910-2, | 1910-9231} Cowdroy, Roderick James,of| Dampier ,..! Cadgee...; Gulph and; 20 0 0 | 21 Sept) 20Sept}2 0 UV; 5 6 8 | 3 6 8 20 0 
28 July. Nerrigundah. Gulph Creek| (portioa 26), ' : 
Extension. | D. 2599-1618. | 
| ——— . ‘ A Ls l ee ee ee J _ 
[ 1875} Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 21st September, 1910, 


REVERSAL OF ANNULLING OF SALK AFTER AUCTION OF CROWN LANDS. 


Nee is hereby given that the annulling of the After-Auction Sale hereunder particularised, which was notified in the Government 
Gazette on the date hereunder specified, has been reversed. 


S. W. MOORE. 
ScHEDULE. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


tee 
si Se Situation of Land. ‘on a 
No. of Land aes Date of | i | 4 q a Name of Date of Shi 
Papers. ora Gazettal. | 6 a 3 Purchaser Annulling. TNE 
Date of Sale. ; : aS) 3 % ? 
| Town. Parish. | County. 3 ® 5 
4 wm FY 
} ae Et es: ea a) 
aln. 1909, 
1910-12618 | Dubbo (8th}| 24 Dec., 1907| Collie ... | Collie i. | Ewenmar.../20,21,&| 5 at David Burnett 29 Dec, ...|j Marthaguy 
Aug., 1893). 22 McKinlay. : (T). 
[1865] Department of Lends, 


Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


ANNULLING OF SALE BY AUCTION OF CROWN LANDS. 


Ne@ce is hereby given that the Sale by Auction hereunder parviowlarised has been annulled, and all moneys peid thereon forfeited 
4N for non-payment of the balance of purchase money within the prescribed time. This notice to take effect at the expiration of 
thirty clear days from this date. 

; S. W. MOORE. 


Scnppvutez. 


| 

| ee Situation of Land. gy lege eae 

EF 9. Pince of Sele | Date ot ee} g |B |) BS | Amomt) Nameof Porehaser. | Shige. 
apers ; A ; 

| Town. Parish. | County. 3 a & 

ere 

|___Aln, 1908, & mid. 

1910-12830 | Bingara veo] STULY oa:|  ccosareessonoesene | Crawley ...| Murchison ..| ... re 35 4 6 8% | The Corporate Trustees} Barraba (C). 


| ; of the Diocese of Graf- 
| ‘ : ton and Armidale. 


li a a a Al a ata 


a 


5254 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTY, No. 148. - [21 Spr. 1910. 


[1780] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


LAND SALR. 


N pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, I, the Minister for Lands, do hereby notify that the 
following Lots of Land will be offered for sale by public auction, at the undermentioned place, at the time and 
on the day specified, at the upset prices affixed thereto. 


Ss 8. W. MOORE, 
SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, WELLINGTON, 
On Wednesday, the 2nd day of November, 1910, at 12 o'clock noon. 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in five equal annual instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 


TOWN LOT. 
salud ‘Pri 
se lee, aren | Uperetce) County. Parish. Situation, Remarks, 
1g ey 
a. ,£ 8 a. | 
13 | 26; 0 160 0 0 | Wellington ...} Wellington ...) In the town of Wellington, fronting] The town of Wellington is 
Reid-street and a lane 31 links wide,| situated on the Great 
and adjoining allotments 12 and 14, Western Railway Line, 248 
Aln. 1910-12,4738 ; W. 74-1,251. miles from Sydney. Upset 
price includes value of 
Crown improvements. 
Within the Mana 
of Wellington. 
No. of COUNTRY LOT. 
Portion. 


206 | 14 0 30 | 61 14 0 Wellington ...) Wellington .,.) Adjoining the western boundary of the The upset price includes £5 


Great Western Railway Line, about 4, 14s., value of improve- 
miles south-easterly from Wellington| ments, but does not include 
Railway Station, and about 20 chains} value of railway _ fence. 
north-westerly from Apsley Platform. | Within Macquarie Shire. 
Aln, 1910-11,517 ; W. 4,526-2,091. 


[1861] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


| | IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to approve of 
the following Regulations Nos. 1 and 2, and Forms Nos. 1, 2, 3, and 4, under the “‘ Closer Settlement 
Promotion Act, 1910” (Clo. Sett. 1910-4,243). 


S. W, MOORE. 


“OLOSER SETTLEMENT PROMOTION ACT, 1910.” 
REGULATIONS. 


No. 1. An application to bring land under the Act shali be made on Form 1 by not less than three 
persons each of whom shall sign the same and forward therewith the agreement for purchase on Form 2 made 
with the owner of the land and a declaration on Form 3, 


The application shall be lodged with the Under Secretary for Lands and shall be accompanied by a 
deposit amounting to £5 from ‘each of the parties to the application, or by a receipt showing that a deposit of 


the amount stated has been Yeceived by a Crown Tands Agent, or the Under Secretary for Finance and 
Trade. 


The deposit lodged will be utilised towards defraying the cost of dealing with the application including 
cost of valuation, survey, and report, but if such costs exceed the deposit lodged the applicants shall, if called 
upon to do so, pay the difference or any part thereof as may be demanded. If the amount of deposit exeeeds 
the costs the balance may be refunded. 


‘When an application has been refused or withdrawn the deposit shall be refunded. Provided that 
Wwhete any costs have been incurred such deposit may be retained wholly or in part to defray stich costs, 


No, 2. The Minister shall notify the Conithissioners vf every application made in Form 4, 


——————————————————— 


21 Sepr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. | 5255 


a nn a ES eT 


Form No. 1. 
“CLOSER SETTLEMENT PROMOTION ACT, 1910,” SECTION 3. 
Application to bring under the Act. 


WH, the undersigned, being persons qualified to make and hold Settlement Purchases, and being desirous of 
purchasing under the “ Closer Settlement Promotion Act, 1910” the private land specified hereunder from 

of the owner 
thereof, with whom we have entered into the enclosed agreements for that purpose hereby apply to the 
Minister for Lands to bring the said land under the said Act. We herewith enclose the prescribed fee of 
£ and the required declarations. 


. Signed this day of 19, 
(Signed) (Address) 
hi ie) 20d Sparen ad wey eae ona a eho sak. ar cae cat Gere be oC ; BA Aldea tease ns CLUE eee ek Poteet amie Yi 
5p Omen ben aust evivdravawadsteeventvus cebbe mutants odes ew S5:fh naa eta Wagqnin ness bLMaNWR oh saaeeeS RpENetRT ease eN Heies 
Pik aod: che Pray Pec ne hucehtes acon. ites eae A ie Pi US eee Or AA I) rE SUR EES Peay RAS Ta 
Peed sey! CRE nent ener optic Cea cliae Loctite MMOD Necls decadecusler ret vcpenterens svenayoeansintseorens 
. ead wih sa sc 6 Se Dcidely as eet eneie AA | ndiiute x x 9010.83 Ta At hs need caked ve Gea ceioby leven sthnte matte axsede ieee ys wee 
SPITS cy Ffase fs Woh da wens cincales dees oune Gamo dacien naatiae uote sa es Lath cautlamee lh CMelek abu cubicyh wail pawisa d0¥p sabuieps. 
WM RC oe weld can benttaan'cn tes games dads cause tees ase S- sole MiP Phat: LOW ae Tee Uansg Wed seas te Uacats shi tesht soseieas 
J} HRP MO Moree er erenccesavesrsssenssesosessnessneressensece 99 ARB Otw aero rer aceserereresessssenessersssesseneesees 4 
y) Waaleiieve eerslatelaia's) violstelcie dies ci ale vid cele diurelslee velaive sled base see 9) Rt mee tee eecneeeeretonne A Nope USN 0.bin ge peotyean ble cnet . 
JP BAM H em eee eens re nseesererecasese ee eden soseersserece doce 99 eoeeeroore eee coe . seee Cob ede veees 
To the Under Secretary for Lands, 
Sydney. 


LAND REFERRED ‘to. 
Name of estate 
Owner of estate 


County of parish of 
Land District of Shire 
Area, acres roods perches. 
DESCRIPTION. 
cen thew upon thie acsompamyine plan By. c.,crnpsssyersegherycvomnengszen vanes hes 
and being the lands mentioned in our respective agreements herewith. 
Received the sum of £........0..06 airaeetes referred to above. 
Form No. 2. 
“CLOSER SETTLEMENT PROMOTION ACT, 1910,” SECTION 3. 
Agreement for Purchase of Land under the Act. 
MEMORANDUM of agreement made the . day of , in the year of our Lord one thousand 
nine hundred and , between (hereinafter termed vendor), of the one part and 


(hereinafter termed purchaser) of the other part, whereby the vendor agrees to sell 
and the purchaser agrees to purchase, under and in all respects subject to the provisions of the “ Closer 
Settlement Promotion Act, 1910,” the land specified hereunder for the sum of £ (being at the rate of 
£ 3s. 4. per acre), subject to deduction in the case of incomplete purchases from the Crown of the balance 
due to the Crown on such purchases. In witness whereof the said parties to these presents have hereunto set 
their respective hands and seals the day and year above written. 


Tur LAND ABOVE REFERRED TO. 
Name of estate 
Owner of estate 


County of parish of 
Land District of Shire 
Area acres roods perches. 
DESCRIPTION. 
eenee bere deh H Hew EHH eee EHH HEE EEO eee mee eset eees bet eoansssede bb devas eros ere oe ewes bed ear ved yyw lbi'ere ere hie ole eyo lalle. o/h, paw elpree rs made ele eee eRtD 29°98 
- Ra TPC ....a3 Shown upon the accompanying sketch by.....c ue eeeneeteeeeeeneeeanenneeae eee eeanenanenes 
Signed, sealed and delivered by the vendor in the presence Of,.sassssssreceverneee cen sieen esau eeu esan ees eesaneae ees babys 


Signed, sealed and delivered by the purchaser in the presence Gael WANG y aiers av vA MUTA N TUN a ney Vek EAs 


5256 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. [21 Szpr., 1910. 


Form No. 3. 
DECLARATION BY AN APPLICANT TO BRING LAND UNDER THE 
‘CLOSER SETTLEMENT PROMOTION ACT, 1910.” 


(a) Name in full. I, (a) of (5) , do hereby solemnly declare and affirm 

(0) Hesigence, that I am one of the applicants to bring land under the “Closer Settlement Promotion 
Act, 1910,” and that the several answers to the questions in the Schedule hereto are 
true and correct. 


SCHEDULE. 


1. What is your occupation ? : | 


2, What was the date and the place of your birth? 


3 How long have you resided in New South Wales? 


DP cE ANT a SU CE eee Prana Ma DL NR CRANE SULA oh Vs WN RUD aN ee eR Lo Ee a a eer te re oe 

4. How and where have you been employed for the last 
three years, and in what capacity ? 

5 Are you single, married, widower, or widow ? 

(a) If you have been married, state the age and sex 
of any children who may be living, and whether 
they are in any employment, and the nature of 
such employment. 

(b) If a female, are you unmarried or widowed? If 
married, are you living apart from your husband 
under a decree for judicial separation by a Court 
of competent jurisdiction ? 

(c) If you are not living apart from your husband, 
give particulars of all lands held by your husband, 
and state whether you have obtained the 
Minister’s consent to apply for a Settlement 
Purchase. 


6. Are you to be financially assisted by your parents? 
If so, state to what amount or extent? Give 
particulars of any land held by your parents. 


7. Do your wife and children own any land? If so, give 
particulars. 


8. Are there any persons to be maintained by you other 
than your wife and children? Iso, state who they 
are, their ages, and if employed, state in what 
capacity ; also state if they own any land? If they 
do, give particulars. 


9. Do you hold from the Crown any land requiring 
residence at the present time? Ifso, give particulars. 


10, Has an application for a Conditional Purchase Lease, 
Homestead Selection, Original Conditional Purchase, 
or Settlement Lease, been made by you and con- 
firmed ; or an Original Homestead Lease, and notified 
as approved, after June Ist, 1895? If so, give 
particulars. 


11 Are you now, or have you ever been, the owner of any 
Homestead Selections, Settlement Leases, Conditional 
Purchases, Conditional Leases, Conditional Purchase, 
Leases, any other kind of leases under the Crown 
Lands Acts, or lands held in fee simple? If so, give 
particulars of them, and state clearly which of them, 
you own at the present time. 


Ong Sita WP eee sy 
12. Have you divested yourself of any land for the pur- 

pose of making this application? If so, have you 

obtained the Minister’s consent in writing to this 

application being made. 

nn ee 
13. On what dates did you divest yourself of the land 

which you do not now own? 


14. Have you taken part in any ballot for Crown Lands, a 


or for lands under the Closer, Settlement Acts? 
Ihe ae state how many, and give place and date of 
each. 


15. Have you already made any application for Crown 
Land which has not yet been dealt with? If so, 
give particulars. 


ee A ee a 


16. Elave you already made any application for a Settle. 
ment Purchase, or a Settlement Township Allotment 
which has not been dealt with? If so, give par- 
ticulars. 


17, Do you hold with the option of purchase any land as 
tenant from a private holder? If so, give par- 
ticulars. 


Rao ee er Nee ; 


> ra oa. a 
“~ 
[ee 


21 Sepr., 1910.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. 5257 


SCHEDULE B—continued. 


18. Do you hold any land in any other State of the 

Commonwealth? If so, give particulars. 
Ce i ai nap anies ie ER OS TS COA a PE NE. TSE a tanh ee LO SE 
19. What money, plant, stock, or other form of capital| 

do you own, over and above the deposit lodged with 

this application, which can be utilised for carrying on 

farming, dairying, or grazing pursuits? State whether 

your plant or stock are mortgaged or otherwise 

encumbered. 
(es oR BT OE Iw RA AYP Laan ok WR De. ood da PO 
20. What has been your experience in farming, dairying, 

or grazing ? 
Been cy os et eee ee ees clmmemenanss 6 Oy, 1 ty ee ee eee 
21. State whether, in the event of this application being 

allowed, you are prepared to commence and to con- 

tinue to perform the residence condition within 

twelve months from the date of such allowance? If 

not, when do you propose to commence residence, 

and what additional conditions as to cultivation and 

improvements are you willing to agree to if the 

commencement of residence be extended ? 


And I make this solemn declaration as to the matters aforesaid, according to the law in this behalf made, and 
subject to the punishment by law provided for any wilfully false statement in any such declaration. 


Signature of Declarani,.,... pinsioareseeiaeehes ABS deci ud ODOR CONG OOnDOCG : 


Made before me at , this 
day of , 101 . 


(A Justice of the Peace, Commissioner of the Supreme Court for making Affidavits, 
Notary Public, or Crown Lands Agent, of New South Wales. ) 


Form No. 4. 
“OLOSER SETTLEMENT PROMOTION ACT, 1910,” SECTION 3. 
Notice to the Commissioners. 


iy Secretary for Lands of the State of New South Wales, hereby notify you that 
- application has been made to me by 
to bring the land specified hereunder, under the “Closer Settlement Promotion Act, 1910.” 


(Sketch enclosed) 
Dated at Sydney, this 19 ; 


(Signed) 
Secretary for Lands. 


LAND REFERRED TO. 
Namie of estate 


Owner of estate 


County of parish of 
Land District of Shire 
Area acres roods perches. 
DESCRIPTION. 


f Ser eee oor a es eee TAH TsHosp eer useass 
©.OS WSS SCO RCL Se Fae SROeK eee bed OOD EHH OSH OH EH HEHEHE HE SOHHHHEES HH ERAS ESET H OMS Cee ers eee rs F obo TTHvssrTsoerser® 
2 


Sessevesssssaeesesssesseesseee 8&8 ShOwn upon the accompanying sketch by ......sssssseseceeereesereeenssenssererenarer ers 


The portion agreed to be purchased by each applicant is shown upon the accompanying sketch. The 
price agreed to be paid by each applicant to the owner of the estate is as follows :— 


Name Area Price 
*'o The Commissioners 
of the Government Savings Bank, 
Sydney, 


5258 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148, [21 Smpr,, 1910, 


[1836] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIO ROADS ACT OF 1902, OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF LANDS 
FOR ROADS AND PART OF ROAD DECLARED TO BE A PUBLIC ROAD. 


‘IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Public Roads 
Act of 1902, the lands hereunder described (in respect of which lands notice of proposal to resume the same has been duly given) 
shall be and are hereby resumed for the several roads hereunder specified, and that the said lands shall be and are hereby dedicated as 


roads. 
8. W. MOORE. 


Dzsoriprion or RoAD OPENED :—~Road from road at north-west corner of portion 16, thence to Gobondery Railway Platform, 
parish of Gobondery, county of Kennedy, Goobang Shire No. 83. 


[Registration No. of Papere—Roads 1909-360-10 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,915-1,603.] 


Drscriprion of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 


45 A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 6th July, 1910, 
clio 3715. 9 
Lanp District oF PARKES. 


a sects Oe Character bit akg Area 
mS f Ri 4 
ee Area incoeg Reputed Owner. Occupier. H cling, von oe Part of Road declared to be a Public Road, 


Dedicated. | Dedicated. | 


iG; eer. aD. a. Tt. P. 
7 |1,902 1 6| Gobondery ...] Union Bank of Aus- Thomas Looney «.| C.L, 11,091] 160links...} 27 1 6] The part.of boundary. road on south of por- 
tralia (Limited), tion 19, parish of Stanley, lying to the 
Ree north of new road, is declared to be a 
public road and dedicated to the public 
accordingly. 


DESCRIPTION OF RoAD OPENED :-—Road from road at north-east corner of portion 18 to the Troffs Railway Siding, parish of 
Gillenbine, county of Cunningham, Goobang Shire No, 88. 


[Registration No, of Papers—Roads 1909- 356-8 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,916-1,603.] 


Descriprron of land now withdrawn for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. y 


; A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 6th July, 1910, 
olio 3716. 
Lanp District oF PARKES. 


Width of 


. Area 
Lan . 
tere Area. Parish Name. Reputed Owner. Occupier. Character of Holding. | Withdrawn bifareye 
3 and * 

Dedicated. |, Voucsted 
Pal Be CASE ne ne Peta edacten fe eS, 

Be aris wip. _ fi Ts Ys 

18 1,769 0 0 | Gillenbine  ...) Geo. Voss Mocatta =. ro | CO. B. Rodgers wie see ...| Part of Settlement Lease} 150 links ... 22 1 0 


No. 596 of 1,965} acres. 


+ 


Desorption or Roap OPENED:—Part of road from Bundar?a to Uralla, parish of Torryburn, county of Hardinge, Gostwyck 
Shire No. 24. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909- 249-12; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,594~-1,603.] 


Dzscrrprron of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 20th July, 1910 
folio 3917. 
Lanp DistRict oF ARMIDALE. 


Width ot 


Area 
Character Land aca 
Parish No. Area. Parish Name. Reputed Owner. Occupier. a of — Bs 9 
7 olding. an , 
Dedicated. Dedicated 
a : | SB. "Dp. 
45 44 0 0 | Torryburn «| J.0, Berryman .. ow | JT. Berryman aw ...| QP. 1908-86 ...| Variable «| 2 210 
178 128 1 0 Do i do ott soe TaN do a w.| GP. 1907-204 «| do oh WC 


seas a 


DzsorrpTiox or RoaD OPENED :—Part of road between Albiry-Wagge Wagga road and road from Cookardinia to Pulletop, parish 
of Jerra Jerra, county of Goulburn, Kyeamba Shire No, 96. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1892-394-52 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,918-1,603.] 


ete nas 


Duscrrprion of land how withdtawn for the road specified above, and dedicated.as a public road, 


a A proposal to withdraw the land referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 6th July, 1910, 
olio 3716. 


Lanp Disrrict or Wacea Waa@a. 


Width of 


; * Character Land Withdrawn 
Parish No.| Area. Parich Name. Reputed Owner. Occupier. i Sree Withdrawn ie al 
Holding. and Dedicated. 
Dedicated. 


- 


Improvement 
| Lease No. 942. 


a. t 
100 links and 6 0 


a % DP 
Block 849°...) 1,300 0 0 | JerraJerra.. «| Ewen McMillan wesw. | Hweti McMillan oie hee SP eae 


(about). 


21 Sepr.; 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. 5259 


[1834] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIC ROADS AOT, i902, OF APPROVAL OF PLANS OF RE-MARKING OF ROADS, 
- RESUMPTION OR WITHDRAWAL AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROADS, AND OF THE CLOSING OF 
ROADS OR PARTS OF ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY, AND ROADS AND PARTS OF ROADS 
DECLARED TO BE PUBLIO ROADS. ; 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Mxecutive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Publie 

Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described (in respect of which lands notice of proposal to resume the same has duly 

been given) shall be and are hereby resumed or withdrawn for the several roads hereunder specified ; and that the plans of re-marking 

of roads described in the appended Schedule are approved; and that the said lands shall be and are hereby dedicated as roads; also, 

that the roads or parts of roads hereunder apecified, which are deemed to be unnecessary (in respect of which notice of proposal to close © 
the same has duly been given), shall be and are hereby clased. 

S. W. MOORE. 


Description oF Roap opENED:-—Parts of road down Iron Pot Oreek from road at north-westernmost corner of portion 40, parish of 
Langwell, to reserved road, within portion 3, parish of Ettrick, parishes of Langwell and Ettrick, county of Rous, Kyogle Shire 
No. 6. 


[Registration No. of Papers-—-Roads 1906--655-8 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—-R. 9,270-1,603. ] 

Dusoriprron or Roap opsnzp:—Road connecting the proposed road down Iron Pot Oreek (R. 9,270-1,603) with the reserved road 
within portions 29 and 30, parish of Kttrick, county of Rous, Kyogle Shire No, 6. i 

[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1906~655-17 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,896-1,603.] 


Descriptron of lands now resumed or withdrawn for the roads specified above, and dedicated as public roads, and of roads or 
parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the roads in question, and to close the roads or parts of roads deemed to be 
unnecéssaty, was published in the Government Gazettes of 7th April, 1909, folio 2000, and 20th July, 1910, folio 3917, respectively. 


Lanp Distaict or CASINO. 


‘Width of Area ri 
Land Resume , 
3 . Character Roads or parts of Roads closed,’&c., and Roads | 
Parish t i Resumed or or 
Are PReputed Owner. Occupier. of 5 A and parts of Roads declared to be a 
Mo, ” 3 s Holding. seein ae Withee Public Road. 
Dedicated, | Dedicated. | 
: B.. Xs We : By Ys pe ao 
40} 615 0 0 W. R, Layton ..| W. R. Layton} HS. 1904-4..| 100 links &| . 10 0 0} Theunnecessary part of reserved road within thig 
i variable. portion (40), north of new road, is closed and 
added ‘to H.S. 1904-4 (portion 40) in lieu ; the 
: area of the H.8. and portion being reduced by 
14 acres, , 
41 | 666 0 0 .| W. G. Darragh ..1W. CO. Darragh) H.S. 1994-12 do Fay 4 3 0) The unnecessary parts of reserved roads within 
j this portion (41) are closed and added to H.S:; 
1904-12 (portion 41) in lieu; the area of the. 
H.S. and portion remain unaltered. 
42) 753 0 0 ..| 0.8: McNamara ..| J.S.McNa-. | H.S. 1904-7. ao" 4 6 0 0| The unnecessary parts of reserved roads within 
mara. ‘ this portion (42) are closed and added to H.S. 
1904-7 (portion 42) in lieu ; the area of the H.S, 
and portion being reduced by 2 roods. 
48 4,728 0 0 .| Commissioners of] H. M. Wallace] H.S: 1904-5... €0 joes 2 2 ©/| The unnecessary parts of reserved roads within 
Government Savings ' , this portion (48) are closed and added to H.S. 
Bank of New South 1904-5 (portion .48) in lieu; the area thereof re- 
Wales. ( | mains unaltered. 
15 57 0 0 .| T. McNamara.. ..| IT, McNamara} Freehold .. do A O'S TGs ea Meena a ate: stete tes stave afacnie eimaictevels Spaeleayeusiee arte 
! The TU APART pate of noneryed roads within 
5 : portions 30, 29, and 28, north-westerly from 
bd 4 , . a6 : ae oq - * ms we links .. : » eastern end of resumption to branch road (R. 
iA 4% + ~ ai ae 29) ' pore RO?) are closed and are to be granted in 
‘ jeu. 
28 4720 0 do es os do 3% do Pe lin! Wil) Rea ail es it a vg a ee gs Bad icra eras ies lS eitce top i 
os ; Par|t of sold road do we is do oh do ..| Variable .. SO) LA iia sks oud Sei arotays 15, si ahah cobalave ayy chatate bite peta jane seatovets lord oe 
& | betiween -por- ; ; f 
ri | tion|s 26 and 27. 2 4 ; 
o) 21 59 0 0 ..| SamuelGay .. ..| Samuel Gay do ..| 100 links .. Peat 8 Mgnt seen widest BEADS 5 cabs alaasea. 
a} 22 67 0 0 f do be Fe do a do . ae || LOO) Re ae 0 3 24 DaheelclsistarAate'srs Srcloteislt's Bets serene vel atetore Pols ere 
a} 23 92 0 0 do ite Se do As do se, LOOMS et Be He GENS Siesta sratsragelaca/ Sis ioscan is eja, o's ieictets interatele © baga 
| 3].290 0 0 a) do Selma at fe] at i MOO cae peti neti co Olen oi tena eee Ree MTORR ER es NOOR 
28 i700 Part of reserved road} T. McNamara do BOWE Brescia rere | ROUBE wate ) i 
within T. McNa- : These are remarkings of reserved road 160 links 
mara’s portion 28. | wide, being part of road down Iron Pot Oreek. 
27 57 0 0 .| Reserved road through do... do solly ¢aaneieyetetecaie: al] hue ’ars Scie haba iy) 
T. McNamara’s ‘por- 
tion 27. ' 
26 F300 | Dedicated voad do ne d0;* 8 Rae Rts atotaiss 6 ets 
through T. McNa-| 
| mara’s portion 26. 
| Pt.| 148 0 0 ..| Dedicated. road T. McNamara| do OM tron Tbe che 
of | | through ©. Morton’s| &C. Morton. 
2b, and T. McNamazra’s 
parts of portion 25, 
ty p i ; ; 
24) 119 0 0 : eae Oars do... eS ee These are te-tarkings of dedicated road (R, 
| portion 24, ! 8,546-1,603) 100 links wide, being part of road 
4| 9 0 0 .| Dedicated road ~ aoa. do MARES Fe a a _.. | {[ down Tron Pot Creek. 
through ©, Morton’s 
portion 4. : 
Py, FiO 70 Dedicated road C. Morton & do AR ie Savin herr Sapte salety 
of through C. Morton’s Gay. 
20. and 8, Gay’s parts of 
| portion 20. ‘ 
21 59 0 0 --| Part of dedicated] S. Gay on do slalmteletWeetstersie ea} oeeinto's ster 3 
road within Samuel qLEET 
of 4 | Gay’s portion 21, 
& (29) “BL 0"'0 .| T, McNamara -.| T. McNamara] do -.| 100 links ..| 0 0 28 mbislode.sneTQ'5 etSSp tn ah clbfudalp srelaflf lol. ofejeysichaletste te 
~ 
i 
B | : 
B 80 90 0 0 do a do .. do ..| Variable .. On OLE siacs'ajelatababletnleteytaler es 4, sso Iiuterste\ath.atefarataa ioe 


5260 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. [21 Supr., 1910. 


— 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROADS &o.—continned. 


Dzscrivrion oF RoAD OPENED :—Deviations in part of road from Goulburn, via Taralga to the Abercrombie River, parish of 
Yalbraith, county of Georgiana, Mulwaree Shire No. 126. ; 
‘Registration No. Papers—Roads 1909-838-9 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,909-1,603. ] 


DrsorrPrion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of parts of roads deemed to be 
unnecessary, which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, was 
sublished in the Government Gazette of 20th July, 1910, folio 3916. 


Lanp District oF GOULBURN. 


See ee a a Pr ee Sea ea 


Width of 

=| ; Character Land Area 

Hes Parish : Resumed | Parts of Road closed, &e., and Roads and parts of 

az Area Name. Reputed Owner. PconpEer. ane 7” ass is and Roads declared to be a Public Road. 

Dedicated. Dedicated. 
& ¥. p. aval a. T. p. 

90 | 40 0 0 | Yalbraith..} Reserved road within| Reserved road in Freehold erat MamWee. cers ate Seal] dates felets ers This is a re-marking of reserved road 1 chain wide 
R. A. McDonell’s} use. within portion 90. 
portion 90. 

8916 0 0 Do ..| R. A. McDonell ..| Road inuse .. do ..| 1chainand| 2 0 0 | The unnecessary parts of reserved road within this 

variable. portion east and west of new road are closed and 
are to be granted in Jieu. 

91 {150 0 0 Do _....| Confirmed road within} Confirmed road do ..| lchain ..|. 0 220 | The unnecessary part of confirmed road (R. 149- 
John McDonnell’s| fenced and in 1,603) within this portion north-east of new road 
portion 21. uSe. nd aes and thus vested in owner of adjoining 

and. 

20 {126 0 0 Do ..| Confirmed road within do as do neal anes ..{ 0 130 | The unnecessary part of confirmed road (R. 149- 
John McDonnell’s 1,603) within this portion north of new road 
portion 20. - Lpr and thus vested in owner of adjoining 

and, 

20 |126 0 0 Dos. do ae do sk do Sail Mecasere ara 't. ot weeeesee | This is a re-marking of part of confirmed road (R. 

149-1,603, sheet 1) 1 chain wide within this por- 

Muy tion south-easterly from resumption. . 

114 j120 0 0 Do ..| Reserved road within| Reserved road do Bill pis vebile o weseeeee | This is a re-marking of reserved road 1 chain wide 
Anne McDonell’s} fenced and in within this portion. 
portion 114. use. 

The re-marked reserved roads within portions 90 
and 114, together with the part of reserved road 
within portion 89, and part of boundary road on 
south-east of portion 89 included in survey and 
in continuity of new roud, are declared to be a 
public road, and dedicated to the public accord- 
ingly. 

1835] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIC ROADS ACT, 1902, OF RESUMPTION OR WITHDRAWAL AND DEDICATION 
OF LANDS FOR ROADS, AND OF THE CLOSING OF ROADS OR PARTS OF ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNECES- 
SARY, AND ROADS DECLARED TO BE PUBLIC ROADS. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Public 
Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described (in respect of which lands notice of proposal to resume the same has duly been 
given) shall be and are hereby resumed or withdrawn for the several roads hereunder specified; and that the said lands shall be and are 
hereby dedicated as roads; also, that the roads or parts of roads hereunder specified, which are deemed to be unnecessary (in respect of 
which notice of proposal to close the same has duly been given), shall be and are hereby closed. 
S. W. MOORE. 


Descerrrion or Roap opENED :—Deviation in part of road from Boura to Argent’s Hill within portion 53, parish of Buckra-Bendinni, 
county of Raleigh, Bellingen Shire No. 13. 
(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-176-13 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,842-1,603.] 


Desorrprron of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of parts of roads deemed to be 
E unnecessary, which are now closed. 
A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, Was 
published in the Government Gazette of 4th May, 1910, folio 2444. 
Lanp District oF BELLINGEN. 


a a ea a Width ot 


Area 
om , Character Land 
ne Area. Ake Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Resumed tore ee ee eee 
; Holding. i pret ed, | Dedicated. 
} ecco naol tes bee 8 SEN a (1 EEE Es TE en ee ee ee ee 


a. fr. D a. ©. 
63 | 40 0 0 | Buckra- V.E. Grace ...| V. E. Grace and/C.P. 1907-77) 100 links... 10 
Bendinni, road in use, 


The area 20 perches is resumed as “severed” land. 


The unnecessary part of road separating portion 53 from 

B. Hulbert’s portion 87, and part of W. G. A. Grace’s por- 
tion 110 south of north-western projection of new road 
is closed and added to C.P. 1907-77 portion 58 in lieu; the 
area thereof being reduced by 1 acre. 
63440 0 0 do ose do .| V. E. Grace... 5 -.| Variable «. 0 0 20] The unnecessary part of road separating portion 53 from 
W. G. A. Grace’s portion 110 north of new road is 
closed and together with the area of 20 perches 
resumed as “severed”? land from portion 53, will be 
available for addition to C.P. 1908-143, portion 110; 
the area of that C.P. and portion when addition is 
made will be increased by 1 acre. 


Dxscriprion oF RoAD OPENED :—Part of road from Curricabark to Coneac, within portion 6, parish of Dewitt, county of Hawes, 
Gloucester Shire No. 17. 
(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-976-10 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,891-1,603. ] 


Desorrrrrion of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of road deemed to be 
unnecessary, which is now closed. 
A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question, and to close the road deemed to be unnecessary, was published 
in the Government Gazette of 20th July, 1910, folio 3914. 
Lanp District oF STROUD. 


a es Oana EEEERESTITETENESUN NRE 


6 w on ot Wena 

haracter and 

Ares. pee Reputed Owner, Occupier. of Resumed nee nsice Road closed, &c. 
ae Holding. oS Dedicated. 


| Dedicated. 


Partsh 
= | No. 


®. 1. Dp. 0 
42 2 0 Dewitt ..| William H.Mackay| sssssseeecroneeee | Frechold...{ 100 links.) 1 0 20) The unnecessary reserved road within portion 6 is 
closed and is to granted in leu. 


21 Sepr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVNRNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. 5261 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROADS, &0.—continued. 
Dxsckiprion oF ROAD OPENED ;—Part of road from Nerrigundah to Urobodalla, parish of Urobodalla, county of Dampier, 
Eurobodalla Shire No. 104. 
[Registration No. of Papers— Roads 1908-727-11; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,900-1,603.] 


Dxsoriprron of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of road or parts of road deemed to 
be unnecessary, which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the road or parts of road deemed to be unnecessary, 
was published in the Government Gazette of 20th J uly, 1910, folio 3914. 


Lanp District oF Morvya. 


Width of 


Area 

4 Character Land 

tes Parish Resumed Road and parts of Road closed, &c., and part of 

3 Po —— Name. Reputed Owners. Occupier. Holding Heeaned and Road declared to be a Public Road. 

Dedicated. | Dedicated. 

a. Fok Bayt. Ps 

48 40 0 0} Urob<dalla| P. L. Connolly} P. L. Connelly; C.P. 84-52 ...| 1 chain & 1 2 0 | The unnecessary parts of reserved road within this 
and William] and constructed variable, portion (48) are closed and added to C.P. 84-52 
Connolly. road. (portion 48) in lieu ; the area of the C.P. and portion 

being reduced by J} acres, 
24 45 0 0 Don) Sen do oa do ..| C.P. 68-2,796 | Variable,..| © 2 0 | Unnecessary reserved road within this portion (24) is 


closed for addition to C.P. 68-2,796; the area of 
the C,P. and portion, when addition is made, to be 
increased by 3 acres 2 rood:. 


The part of reserved road within portion 48, included 
in survey and in continuity of new road, is declared 
to be a public road, and dedicated to the publie 
accordingly. 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—Part of road from Deer Park to Dorrigo, parish of Bligh, county of Fitzroy, Dorrigo Shire No. 12. 
[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1910-29-19; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,685-1,603. ] 


Dzsoriprion of land now withdrawn for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of part of road deemed to be 
unnecessary, which is now closed. 


A proposal to wthdraw the land referred to for the road in question, and to close the part of road deemed to be unnecessary, was 
published in the Government Gazette of 2nd February, 1910, folio 767. 


Lanp District oF BELLINGEN. 


: Width of TERA 
2 3 A Parish Reputed Owner. Occupier Character of Withdrewn Withdrawn Part of Road elosed, &c. 
eA foes Name. P i gene Holding. aad and : 
Dedicated. | Dedicated. 
Seer ys aver. Dp. ' 
24 | 183 0 v| Bligh ...| A, E, Lillicrapp ...| A. E. Lillicrapp...| H.S. 1903-] 100links...) 5 32 The unnecessary part of boundary road separating this 
11 (hom, portion (24) from City Bank of Sydney’s H.S. portion 4, 
” grant). parish of Fenton, extending from north-west end of 
new road south-easterly to a point 200 links north- 
west from north-west corner of reserve 21,505, is closed 
and added to H.S. 1903-11, portion 24, asa grant in 
lieu; the area thereof being reduced by 2 acres. 
25 | 171 0 0 Do ...| H, F. Mason ~ | H. F. Mason ...| H.S.1901-5} 100 , ...) +1 2 0 aasinos saildes caliade Savi aaslend osu apeleralsedlensteoalacciderinan sotleseeeciene 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—Deyviation in part of road from Gunnedah to Kelvin, parish of Weetaliba, county of Nandewar, 
Liverpool Plains Shire No. 47. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1908-9-25 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,657-1,603,] 


‘ 


DzsonipPrion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of roads or parte of roads deemed to be 
unnecessary, which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the roads or parts of roads deemed to be 
unnecessary, was published in the Government Gazette of 18th May, 1910, folio 2686. ° 


Lanp Disrriot or GUNNEDAH. 


| A W ys INGA 
: . haracter an 
Parish Parish ~Resumed | Roads and parts of Roads closed, and Roads declared 
No. Area, Name, | Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Resumed ore P to be Public Roads, &c. 
Holding. and Medicated 
Dedicated. Saracen 
\ 
a. YF. p. a T. p. 
295 45 1 0  Weetaliba| T. P. Willsallen| T. P, Willsallen|] Frechold..| 3 chains ..| 2 2 0 |) 
296 64 3 0 Do do ars do on do Aba te hl nd 10° 2: 20 
29 201° 2 0 Do do do do 3s 3 3 20 The unnecessary parts of boundary road separating 
30 154 2 30 Do do =, do Ms do AIR OD me 6 0 20 T. P. Willsallen’s freehold portions 296, 29, 120, 114, 
121 51 016 Do do ze do ar do ..| 800 links & 5 3 0 34, 118, 112, and part of 104 from same owner’s free- 
variable. hold portions 297, 30 rem., 121 rem., 115 rem., 35 
115 65)23 22 Do do Me de is do oe do ay Bie BR rem., and part of 36 west of new road; the un- 
Closed road} 139 1°36 Do do ne do i do -..} 300/links’.: |, 3-410 necessary part of reserved road within T. P. Wills- 
+ 35 33 3 39 Do do Bi do at do beh BOO. ts Sera 0 allen’s freehold portion 201 north from new 
36 40 0 0 Do do be do as do ¢.}. 800) 4; 341.) 0. road ; the unnecessary reserved road through por- 
104 42 0 37 Do do oe do ae do ye SOO uss 6 3 0 | tions 300 and 66 ; unnecessary road separating por- 
105 40 0 0 Do ao ve do aA do siz |! BOOM, Dr hi, |) ‘ tion 271 from part of portion 301; the unnecessary 
99 320 0 0 Do do af do 0 do -=|*300) 45 17 3 0 |f{ road separating portions 270 and 202 (all owned by 
94 820-0 0 Do do 4é do A doy: £5i) 8000s: 17 3 0 T. P. Willsallen) from Commercial Banking Com- 
90 60° 0° '0 Do do # do “3 do 3° (¥ 300" ss ype Kia} | pany of Sydney, Limited’s (John Cusack, grantee) 
185 83 2 0 Do do 4. do e do 4s |) SUOMEE masts fy O20. 0 Hom. Grant H.S. 1903-6 (portion 259); and the un- 
201 L657 - 240 Do do sy do on do .-| Variable .. 1 0 20 necessary dedicated road (R. 5,3664-1,603), through 
140 40 0 0 Do do be do Ap do ..| 300 links .. 4 2. 0 portion 301, west of portions 85 and 256, are closed 
141 40 0 0 Do do = do he do s« | BOOMs ike 6 0 0 and are to be granted in lieu. The unnecessary con- 
182 252 3 0 Do do ie éo A do 3.) 800), 10 3 0 firmed road (R. 1,899-1,603) through T. P. Wills- 
183 40 0 0 Do do bs do ip do <f SOON 53 2) 0°20 allen’s portion 16 is closed, and thus vested in 
196 103 0 0 Do do i do . do Jef SO0ieee 8 0 20 owner of adjoining land. 
197 40 0 0 Do do ae ao a do! “£:) 30083, 6. 10 
199 75 0° 0 Do do a do e, do --| 300. ,, 600 {J 
The cross roads included in survey of and in cone 
tinuity of new road are declared to be a public road, 
: and dedicated to the public accordingly. 


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5262 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 148. [21 Supr., 1910. 


[1872] : Department of Lands, 
; i Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROADS, AND OF PROPOSED CLOSING OF ROADS OR PARTS OF 
ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY AND PARTS OF ROADS TO BE. DECLARED TO BE PUBLIC ROADS. 


OTICE is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that certain roads should be opened, and that it is proposed 
to resume for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Koads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described. 


The proposed roads ere shown upon plans which can be inspected at this Office, and a.copy of the same may bs inspected at the 
respective Offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land District in which the lands are situated. 


All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing and to forward to the Minister, within one month from date of 
this notice, any objections which may appear'to them to exist to the proposal to open the roads referred to. 


Notice is also given that the Minister is of opinion that it is expedient to close the roads or parts of roads hereunder specified, and all 
persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister, within one month from this date, any 
objections which may appear to them to exist to the closing of the said roads or parts of roads. 

Plans showing the roads or parts of roads proposed to be closed can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be inspected 
at the respective Offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land District in which the lands are situated. 

Ss. W. MOORE. 


Descgiprion oF RoAD TO BE OPENED :—Deviation in reserved road within portion 55 for access to Tooloon-street, village of Koreelah, 
parish of Acacia, county of Buller, Tenterfield Shire No. 20. 


[Registration No, of Papers—Roads 1910-340-6 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R, 10,083~-1,603. } 


e 
Description of lend which it is proposed to resume, and part of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 
Lanp District oF TENTERFIELD. 


an I 


cs : Character | Width of Area 
aes Parish - - r Part of Road proposed to be closed, &e., part of 
#2) Area Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Laud to be to be a. Pp 
Bai Name. Holding. | Resumed, | Resumed. Road to be declared to be a Public Road. 
Bo ods , Cider ey &B 
55 1202 0 0| Acacia ...| George Francis Brad-; George Francis Brad-| €.P, 90-36) 110 & links! 0 217 | The unnecessary part of reserved road within this 
ford, junior. ford, junior. yariable, portion -gouth-west of proposod road is to he 


closed and added to C.P. 90-86 (portion 55) in 
lieu; the area thereof to remain unaltered. 


The part of reserved road included in survey 
and in continuity of proposed road is to be declared 
to be a public road and dedicated to the public 
} accordingly. 


Drscrrprion or Roap To BE OPENED :—Alteration of road known as Dartford-road at the National Brickworks Company (Limited), 
near Thornleigh, parish of South Colah, county of Cumberland, Hornsby Shire No. 180, 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1910-377-7; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 10,136a~1,603. | 


Descrrprron of land which it is proposed to resume, and part of road deemed to be uanecessary, which it is proposed to close, 
Merrorvonitan Lanp District. 


) 


a. Parish Character | Width of Ares 
‘E s Area, Name Reputed Owner. Occupier, ay ot Land to be to be Part of Road proposed to be closed, &c, 
& ; -% AK Holding. Resumed. | Resumed. 


Faia mis ao Ts Be 
115 | 347 0 0| South Colah..) The National Brick-| The National Brick-| Freehold...) Variable... 0 011 | The unnecessary part of road known as 
works Company (Ltd.):| works Company (Ltd.). Dartford-road south-west of proposed 


i road is to be closed and granted ia lieu, 


\ 


Duscarption or Roap TO BE OPENED :——Deviation in part of road from Grenfell to Adelargo, parish of Wallah Wallah, county of 
* Forbes, Weddin Shire No. 80, 


[Registration No, of Papers—Roads 1909-816-9 ; Catalogue No, of Plan—R.'9,860-1,603.] 


Derscrrprion of lands which it is proposed to resume, and roads and parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close, 
Lanp Disrrict oF GRENFELL. 


Parish Character Width of Area Roads and parts of Roads proposed to be 
Area. Naane Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to be to be closed, &c.; parts of Roads to be 
5 Holding. Resumed. | Resumed, declared to be a Public Road. 


» 
4 
os 


oy 
Wallah Commercial Bank-; John Henry| Part of ©.P.) 150 links..| 2 0 0 | The unnecessary part of reseryed road 
Wallah.| ing Co. of Sydney} Schlink. 87-40 of 156 ‘ through this portion is to be closed and 
(Limited). acres. added to C.P. §7-40 in licu ; the area thereof 
and portion 24 to be reduced by 1 rood. 
62 250 0 0 Do ...| John Henry do ...| Freehold _ ... do ..| 8 1 8 | Unnecessary reserved roads through portion 
Schlink, 62 are to be closed and part granted in 
' lieu. 
8 | 620 0 0 SIO | ese do Ade. do fee do ea do | 3 129 | Unnecessary road (R..7,957-1,502) within this 
portion, and unnecessary road within and 
at south-west corner of that portion, are 
‘ to be closed and part granted in Heu. 
VUnnum- | 1,224-0 0 Do  ..| Bank of New South do 2) CPG: No. do ..{ 7 0 © | Unnecessary reserved road within this lease 
bered. Wales 1,448. between proposed road and Wallah Wallah 
Creek, and unnecessary part of reserved 
roud north of eastern extremity of pro- 
posed road, are to be closed and added to 
C.P.L. 1,443 in lieu; the area thereof to be 
reduced py 4 acres. ' 


The parts of reserved roads included in 
survey,and in continuity of proposed road, 
are to be declared to be a public road, and 
dedicated to the public accordingly. 


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21 Sepr., 1910,] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. 5263 


al 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING AND CLOSING OF ROADS, &0.—continued. 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Part of road from Wilson’s Downfall to Acacia Creek, within portions 6 and 148, parish’ of 
. Oullendore, county of Buller, Tenterfield Shire No. 20, 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1906-517-32; Catalogue No, of Plan—10,056-1,603. ] 


o") Desorrprton of lands which it is proposed’to resume, and road and parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, which’ it is 


Chae f 


proposed to close, 


LAND Disrrror or TENTERFIELD. 


- ¥ 


a Parish Character Wee ‘ Area to be Rodd and parts of Roads proposed to be 
: 5 Area. PS Reputed Owner. Ocoupier. adie ‘ P to be 4 Resumed. closed, && 
i 4 esumed, ; 


SI Ria” a a a |i a coe 
= . 4 By 
. 


@. ty Ds , , 
6 998 3 z) Cullendore| Messrs. John Webb, Her-:| James Gabriel] C.L. 3,340...| 100 links...) 2 182 | The unnecessary part of road separating portions 


bert Caine Caines, and|, Sweeney. 6 from same owner’s portion 15, west of 
Francis Henry, Barrett Wilson’s Downfall-Acacia Creek road, is to be 
(trustees.of Grand Lodge ; ' closed and added ,to C.L, 3,340 (portion 6) in 
Independent Order of | lieu; the area thereof to be reduced ‘by 1 acre 
Oddfellows). : eae | rood, 


148} 101 0 0 Do ay ss do cool PY ae | ©.P: 85-1...) 100 5, *.2.} 1° 0°20 | The unnecessary part of reserved road and 
f reserved road within portion 148, north- 
“easterly of ‘southern extremity “of, proposed 
road, are to be closed for addition to C.P. 85-1 
‘ (portion 148) in lieu; the area thereof, when 
e addition is made, will be increased by 1 acre 
| 3 roods. 


DzscRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Road from Urana-Boree Creek road to road at north-west corner of EB. C, Moffat’s 
portion 110, parish of Lake, county of Urana, Lockhart Shire No, 78. 


(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-820-6; Catalogue No. of Plan—R, 10,014-1,603.] 


Desozrprion of land which it is proposed to resume, and road deemed to be unnecessary which itis proposed to close. 


Lanp DISTRIOT OF URANA. 


Parish Character | Width of Area 
> Reputed Owner. Oveupier. of Land to be to be Road proposed to be closed, £0, 
Holding. Resumed. | Resumed. 


See ees ote 

Part of} 280 0 r Lake ...| Archibald Moffat ..| Archibald Moffat ...| Freehold.,.{ 100 links,..} 4 38 2 The unnecessary boundary ad separ- 
“42 ating A. Moffat’s part of portion 12 
from same owner’s portions 55, 69, and 
56, and from Crown. portion: 104, north 
of the proposed road, is to be closed; and 
hes f part granted i in, lieu, 


DEscRIPTION OF KoAD TO BE OPENED :—Road from Ebor to Dorrigo-road, to road from Serpentine Station, towards Dorrigo, via * Point 
Lookout,” Public Recreation Reserve, parish of Lookout, county of Clarke, Dumaresq Shire No, 23. 


[Registration No, of Papers—Roads 1906-218-12; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 10,039 -1,603.] a 


DusoniPtion of lands which it is proposed to resume, and roads and part of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 


_Lanp Distgict or ARMIDALE. 


a. : Character Width of Area to 5 
ts Area. Aa Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to be be Roads ays hae te tee Pa ee and Road 
my 4 | Holding. Resumed. | Resumed, F 
Se ion Pa ; @. ir. Pp. 
87 | 563 0 0 | Lookout...} Thomas John| Thomas John| C.P. 191¢- 16] 100 links ... 4 120 | The unnecessary road separating part of T. J. Lawton’s por- - 
Layton, © Layton, tion 4 from part of same owner’s portion 36, and reserved 
fl road within portion 36, extending northerly from last- 
mentioned road to reserved road (also within portion 36), 


from Armidale-Grafton road to recreation reserve, are 

+f to be closed and part granted in lieu: 

45 | 960 0 0 Do ...| John Henry John Henry C.P. 1907-137, 100 , ..| 2 2 20 Unnecessary road separating/J. H. Moule, jun.’s, portion 24 

Moule;jun, Moule, jun, from J. D. Turnbull, sen.’s, portion 25, is to be closed and 

* part granted in lieu. 

44/320 0 0 Do We: do me do «| C.P. 92-140... 100 ,, ...| 8 220 | Unnecessary part of road separating J. H. Moule, jua.’s, por- 

| tion 23 from J. D. Turnbull, sen.’s, portions 25 and 26, 

extending west from a point 100 links west from south- 

east corner of portion 23, is to be closed and added to C.P. 

98-62 (portion 23) in lieu; the area of that C.P. and 

ms bnient ‘ portion to be increased by 103 acres. 

53 | 326 0 0 Do ..) Thomas John) Thomas John} C.P, 91-257...} 100 ,, ..| 1 1 0 | Unnecessary southern reserved road through T, J. Layton’s 
Layton. Layton. portion 71 is to be closed and added to C.L. 33,486 (portion 

71) in lieu; the area of that C.L. and portion to be 

increased by 3 acres 3 an 


The boundary road separating part of portion 35 from 
part of portion $5, included in survey and in continuity of 
proposed road is to be declared to be a public road, and 
dedicated to the public accordingly. 


5264 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. [21 Szpr., 1910. 
Slee Re er ee) Ee a ce 
[1873] ‘art Department of Lands, 

Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROAD AND RE-MARKED ROAD TO BE DECLARED TO BE A 
PUBLIC ROAD. 
lt OTICE is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that a certain road should be opened, and that it is proposed 
to resume for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described, and to declare 
re-marked road to be a public road. ; 
The proposed road and re-marked road are shown upon plan which can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may 
be inspected at the Office of the Crown Lands Agent at Gosford. 
All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing and to forward to the Minister, within one month from date 
of this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposal to open the roads referred to, or to the Governor’s approval 
of the plan of re-marking. 


8. W. MOORE. 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Connecting road between re-marked road and boundary road along part of north boundary 
of portion 26, parish of Munmorah, county of Northumberland, Erina Shire No. 60. 


( Registration No, of Papers—1910-242-5 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 10,059-1,603.] 


DEscRIPTION of land which it is proposed to resume. 


Lanp District oF GosFoRD. 


a 


Character Width of Area 


Parish Parish Re-marked Road to be declared 
Area. & Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land tc be| to be : 
Ne. Name. ‘ Holding. Resumed. | Resumed. to‘be s Fubliodioes: 
| 
a. Y. p- a. Yr. p. 
25 820 0 0O| Munmorsh| A. H. Warner oo eas eos 000 000 10! one cos cee Freehold ..| lehain ...) 1 2 0 tee cee ras.cee vee nes one pes coe 900 008 nee pee ees 
(on the 
ground). 
fee ints Do ...| Eoundary road on east of Boundary road On the}  ceseoeeee vor eee eonace ben/eu Aap ESS This ig a re-marking of boundary road 
A. H. Warner’s portion} ground in use. E 100 links wide as originally sur- 
25. veyed, and is to be declared to bea 
public road under 18th section of 
Public Roads Act, 1902. 
ee a eras et 
[1738] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


APPLICATION FOR PERMISSION TO PURCHASE AFTER RESCISSION OF RESERVATION. 


OTICE is hereby given that application has been made, under the 68rd clause of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, by the person 
hereunder mentioned, for the rescission of reservation of certain lands particularised in the annexed description, and permission to 
purchase the same. Any person feeling aggrieved may, before the expiration of four weeks from this date, lodge a caveat, as provided for 
by the 65th clause of the Act before mentioned ; such caveat must be accompanied by a deposit of £10. 
8. W. MOORE. 


sereget Applieant. | Area. | Deseription. bye kere i 
Alp. 4 a fF. ps : . : 
1910-12,626| George Fotheringham | 4 0 O| Parish of Cowan, county of Northumberland, Erina Shire, being The Chairman, Land 
S.P. 1910-36 | (about). the reservation 100 feet wide, along and above the high-} Board, Maitland. 
_ water mark of Mangrove Creek, within portion 8. 


| 


[1864] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 21st September, 1910, 


REVERSAL OF NON-RENEWAL OF OCCUPATION LICENSES. 
iG is hereby notified, for general information, that so much of the notice appearing in Government Gazette of the 27th January, 1910 


as relates to the non-renewal of the Occupation Licenses hereunder named, is hereby cancelled. 
This cancellation is, however, subject to any conflicting interests which may have arisen between the 31st December, 1909, and 

4 
this date. 


8. W. MOORE. 
Aah ah sa eae wera ae 1 SS OE EU AURENDE Ua Gee Nee BS Pe 
Division 
No of Numb d N of A ; f 
Papers: Socuationtisnnaat Name of Licensee. =e County. Land District. Shire. 
ees J ee ee ee 
| 
Oce. ; 
1910-9,229 | 778, Lot No.63 __...| Henry Osborne ... ko. ees ...| Central | Dowling ,..| Hillston... ...{ Bland. 
OTe 784, Lot No. 59... Do ES en: ay Seats, Os do ho at GOL ese | do 


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21 Sepr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 148. 5265 


rr warn -e- —————- a 


[1880] iar) of Lands, 
Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


APPLICATION FOR ERECTION OF RABBIT-PROOF FENCING. 


TTENTION is invited to the wodermentioned application, under the ‘“ Pastures Protection Act of 1902,” for permission to 
erect Rabbit-proof Fencing and Gates. 


8. W. MOOR. 
Plan exhibited a (Ob eotinas may be ldaeed wi with 
Applicant. Site of Fence and Gate, Perish. County. Crown Land Agent’s District Surveyor. q 
Office at— | Place. | Not latorthan, 
Lupton, Elizabeth...) Across road... ..| Grubben _...{ Mitchell ...) Wagga Wagga ...| Wagga Wagga) 21 Oct., 1910 
[1832] Local Land Board Office, 


Dubbo, 16th September, 1910. 
IT is hereby notified that inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board in respect to Reserves which ave included in a Lease, the 
conversion of which has been applied for under seetion 1] of the Crown Lands Act of 1908, and as to any objections to 


granting the application. 


Particulars are specified in Schedule below. 
F, J. E. BOOTLE, 


Actiog District Surveyor. 


SOHEDULZ, 
— ) ——- " | ead 
Particulars of Lease, conversion of which is applied for. 
; oe Applicant for Class of Holding Ronee rena elandia Mier ne of 
Conversion. applied fur, : UlbrEccalilioateboncd 
Nature of Lease. Area, Parish, County. . ; : 
} 
ov 
Acres. | 4 
Special Lease) 2023 Eumungerie Ewenmar ...| Ewen C, McMillan) Conditional The whole of! Dubbo, 25th 
1908-19. purchase. water reserve; October, 1910. 
No. 38,643. 
4 
[1264] Local Land Board Office, 


Moree, 22nd August, 1910. 
IT is hereby notified that inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board in reapect to Reserves which are included in Leases, 
the conversion of which has been applied for under section 11 of the Crown Lands Act of 1908, and as to any objections to 
granting the applications. 
Particulars are specified in Schedule below, 
CHAS. THURBURN, 
District Surveyor. 


SCHEDULE. 
Particulars of Lease, conversion of which is applied for. 
i Applicant for (Class of Holding Boservs cliaded pacha gm ete of 
Conversion applied for. ‘ : GRY, BY. 
Nature of | , : PE Local Land Board. 
foes | Area. Parish. County. 
Acres. | 
Special leases 350 Yarovah ...| Benarba ...| Chas. Conditional | Water and camping] Moree, 28rd 
Nos. 1,261 Midwood.| purchase No.| reserve No, 1,353, September, 1910, 


and 1,262. | - 1910-9. 


LAND BOARD MERTINGS. 1 
NOTICH is horeby given that Land Beard Meetings will be holden at the Sallowing plases on the detes and houes speeiied:— 


a 


ae Pe a Genvened by 
: Date. Hoar. 
Narrandera (Court-house) bc] LLOah 1010" 2 10 /armiiey 5.5 | J. Ferris, Acting Chairman, 
Cowra... se Ben ae 24a 9g » and following days 9°30 a.m. each day..| H. A. Croueh, Chairman. 
Casino... ie Ms Rec AY -AC lah : A 10 a.m. » «| 5. Ebsworth, Chairman, 
Murwillumbah ... eft o . i re J Fin Outs and “ch do 
Ooonamble (Court- house) w»| 22 Sept, 5 LO hn ..| M. A. Maclean, Chairman, 
Germanton he nA eae 10 Oct., 1910, and following days LOMeS ie ...| J. T. Keating, Chairman, 
Corowa .., ns nae PN GP FR See i 18, lL a.m.; follow- do do 
ing days, 10 a.m. 

Gunning .., abe teh el LO s Wa OF Perl br a, Tene ee «| ©, E, Finch, Chairman, 
‘Yass eee oe eee worl HE ” 7) vee eee eee 10 » ase a do do 


No. 148, 21 Szpremenr, 1910—Y. Sy eaee hg ee v8 


5266, NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. [21 Sepr., 1910. 


| PROCLAMATION 
New Sours WALEs, } By His Excellency The Right Honourable Frupsric Joun Napier, Baron CHELMSFoRD, 
komt Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint 


_, as) ‘ ; nine 
Cie aronn, George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in tne 
i Governor. Commonwealth of Australia. 


WITHDRAWALS FROM WESTERN LANDS LEASE No. 989 FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL PURPOSES. 


\ HEREAS under the Western Lands Act of 1901, power is given for the withdrawal from a lease granted under that Act of any land 

required for any public purpose declared under the Crown Land Acts: And whereas “ Public School Purposes”’ has been duly 
declared to be and the same is a public purpose as aforesaid: And whereas it has become necessary to withdraw certain land from 
lease under the Western Lands Act for the purpose aforesaid: Now, therefore, I, Frupsrio JoHuN Napizz, BARON CHELMSFORD, 
the Governor aforesaid, do, in pursuance of the power and authority in that behalf contsined in the said Act, hereby declare that the lands 
hereunder described shall be and the same are hereby withdrawn from lease No, 989 under the Western Lands Act, for public school 
purposes :— 

WESTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District oF BREWARRINA. 


County of Narran, parish of Gannawarra, containing an area of 2 acres. The Crown Lands within the boundaries of measured 
portion 6, of 2 acres,—shown on plan N, 461~1,999. 
[ Ms. 1910~15,005] ; 


———<— 


WITHDRAWAL FROM 18rx SECTION LEASE No. 43 FOR PURPOSES OF SETTLEMENT. 


WHEREAS by a condition attached to lease No. 43, under the 18th section of the Crown Lands Act Amendment Act, 1903, power 
is given, after the expiratian of five yeara from the commencement of the lease, for the withdrawal of the whole or any part of the said 
lease for purposes of settlement: And whereas such period of five years has duly expired: And whereas it has become necessary to 
withdraw certain lands from lease for purposes of settlement: Now, therefore, I, FREDERIO JoHN Napier, Baron CHELMSFORD, the 
Governor aforesaid, do, in pursuance of the power and authority in that behalf contained in such condition of the said lease, hereby 
declare that the lands hereunder described shall be and the same are hereby withdrawn from lease No. 48, under the 18th section 
of the Crown Lands Act Amendment Act, 1903, held by The New Zealand and Australian Land Company (Ltd.), for purposes of 


settlement :— 
CENTRAL DIVISION. : 
Laxp District or URANA, AND WUNNAMURRA SHIR& 


County of Urana, parish of Broome, containing an area of about 237 acres. The Crown Lands within the following boundaries : 
Commencing on Yanko Creek, at the south-east corner of portion 99 ; and bounded thence generally easterly by that creek to the south-west 
corner of portion 15; thence by the western boundary of that portion and a line northerly to the south-east corner of portion 79; thence 
by the southern boundaries of that portion and portion 80 westerly to the south-west corner of the latter portion; thence by a line and the 
eastern boundary of portion 95 southerly, to the point of commencement. 

(Ms. 1910-12,139] 


ALTERATION OF LAND DISTRICT BOUNDARIES, &o. 


WHEREAS by the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the Governor is empowered by Proclamation in the Gazette to establish and 
define the boundaries of Land Districts within each Division of the State, and in like manner to alter the same: Now, therefore, I, 
FrEpERic JOHN Napizr, Baron CuztMsrorp, the Governor aforesaid, in pursuance of the power and authority in me vested, do, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, by this my Proclamation, alter the boundaries of the Land District of Deniliquin and the Land 
Board District of Hay, by excluding therefrom the lands hereunder described, and extending the boundaries of the Land District of Corowa 
and the Land Board District of Wagga Wagga, to include the aforesaid lands. 


Dusonrprion of the area which is hereby withdrawn from Land District of Deniliquin, Land Beard District of Hay, and transferred to 
the Land District of Corowa, Land Board District of Wagga Wagga. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Conarnco SHIRE. 


County of Townsend, parishes of Yalgadoori and Wollamai. The Crown Lands within the following boundaries: Commencing at 
the north-east corner of portion 94, parish of Yalgadoori; and bounded thence by the north-eastern boundary of that portion and a line 
north-westerly to the eastern boundary of portion 98; thence by part of that boundary northerly, by the north-eastern boundaries of same 
portion and portion 93 north-westerly, by the north-eastern and northern boundaries of portion 64, and a line north-westerly and westerly 
to the eastern boundary of portion 56; thence by part of the eastern boundary of the last-named portion and the eastern boundaries of 
portions 69 and 54, a line, the eastern boundaries of portions 50 and 47, and a line northerly to the southern boundary of portion 52, parish 
of Wollamai; thence by part of the southern boundary of the last-named portion, the southern boundaries of 158 and 157 easterly, by the 
eastern boundaries of the last-named portion and portions 158, 52, and 11 northerly, and by the northern boundary of the last-named portion 
and a line westerly to the south-east corner of portion 54, parish of Blackwood ; thence by the eastern boundaries of the last-named portion, 
and portions 51, a line, 73, 72, 87, and part of 32 northerly to a point due west of the south-west corner of portion 49, parish of Wollamai; 
thence by a iine, the southern boundaries of portion 49 aforesaid, 115, 19, 114, and 113 easterly to the existing boundary of the Land 
District of Corowa; and thence by that Land District boundary and a line generally southerly, to the point of commencement. 

[Clo. Sett. 1910-3,899] 


REVOCATION OF DEDICATION, &c, 


WHEREAS under the 105th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, and the 7th section of the Public Trusts Act, 1897, power is given 
for the revocation of part of any dedication of Crown Land dedicated by the Crown, and for the making of any new dedication thereof : 
Now, therefore, I, Frepurtc Joun Napirr, Baron CHELMSFORD, as such Governor as aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive 
Council of the said State, do hereby declare that all preliminary action in connection with the proposed revocation of the dedication for 
Gaol site at Willyama (Broken Hill)), area 18 acres 3 roods 26 perches, dedicated 6th April, 1895, so far only as it affects the part of the 
said area containing Il acres 3 roods 26 perches, being the residue of the said 13 acres 3 rvoods 6 perches after the previous resumption 
of portion thereof for General Markets, and described in the Schedule hereto, and for the re-dedication of part of the said residue, 
containing in all 4 acres 27 perches, and also described in the Schedule hereto for Gaol site, has been duly taken: And I do hereby, with 
such advice as aforesaid, wholly revoke the said dedication in so far as it applies to or affects the said 11 acres 3 roods 26 perches of 
land, and proclaim that the said dedication shall be and is hereby revoked so far only as ib applies to cr affects the said part, and the said 
area of 4 acres 27 perchos is hereby re-dedicated for Gaol site :— 
Tue SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


Description of 11 acres 3 roods 26 perches, part of the 13 acres 3 roods 26 perches of land originally dedicated for Gaol site, the dedication 
of which part is hereby revoked. 
County of Yancowinua, parish of Picton, town of Willyama, part of section 4, containing an arta of Ll acres 3 roods 26 perches. 


The Crown Lands within the following boundavies: Commencing at the intersection of the south-eastern side of Mica-street with the | 


north-eastern side of Galena-street ; and bounded thence on the north-west by part of the south-eastern side of Mica-street aforesaid 


21 Supt., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No: 148. 5267 


PROCLAMATION—continued. 


REVOCATION OF DEDICATION, &c.—continued. 


bearing north 48 degrees 21 minutes east 3 chains 0,7, links; and by the south-eastern side of Tale-street bearing north 65 degrees 34 
minutes east 13 chains 87,% links to the south-western side of Gossan-street ; on the north-east by part of that side of that street bearing 
south 41 degrees 39 minutes east 8 chains 0,5 links to the north-western side of Cobalt-street ; on part of the south-east by part of that 
‘side of that street bearing south 48 degrees 21 minutes west 8 chains 6575 links to the easternmost corner of allotment 1 of section 4, town 
of Willyama ; on part of the south-west and again on the south-east by the north-east and north-west boundaries of that allotment bearing 
north 41 degrees 89 minutes west 5 chains 44 links and south 48 degrees 21 minutes west 4 chains 81,5 links to the north-eastern side of 
Galena-street aforesaid ; and again on the south-west by part of that side of that street bearing north 64 degrees 17 minutes west 7 chains 


23.3, links, to the point of commencement,—shown on plan W. 196 -2,492. 


Description of an area of 4 acres 27 perches, which is hereby re-dedicated for Gaol site. 


County of Yancowinna, parish of Picton, town of Willyama, being allotment 2, section 4, containing an area of 4 acres O roods 27 
perches. The Crown Lands within the following boundaries: Commencing at the intersection of the south-eastern side of Talc-street with the 
south-western side of Gossan-street ; and bounded thence on the north-east by part of the south-western side of Gossan-street aforesaid 
beating south 41 degrees 39 minutes east 4 chains 78 links to a lane of variable width; on the south-east by the north-western aide of that 
lane bearing south 48 degrees 27 minutes west 7 chains 13 links to Radium-street; on the south-west by the north-eastern side of that 
street bearing north 41 degrees 15 minutes west 6 chains 97 links to the south-eastern side of Talc-street aforesaid ; and on the north-west 
by that side of Tale-street bearing north 65 degrees 84 minutes 40 seconds east 7 chains 41 links, to the point of commencement,—shown on 


plan catalogued W. 196-2,492. 
[ Ms. 1910-14,799] 
Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this twentieth day of September, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred 


and ten, and in the firet year of His Majesty’s Reign. 
By His Fxcellency’s Command, 
JOHN HUGHES. 


[1841] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


- PROCLAMATION 
New Sours WALEs, \ By His Excellency The Right Honourable Freveric Jounx Navirr, Baron CHELMSFORD, 
sat Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint 
@ 


(L.8.) 
George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and it ependencies, i 
Givi levee, ge, ! S e s Dependencies, in the 
Governa?. Commonwealth of Australia. 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND UNDER THE “ PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1900.” 


HEREAS I, Frepzric Joun Nariur, Baron Cuztmsrorp, the Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council 
of the said State, have directed that a certain public work, that is to say, the establishing of .a Public Park at Fairfield, in 
the said State, the estimated cost of which does not exceed twenty thousand pounds, shall be carried out under the provisions of the 
“Public Works Act, 1900,” as an authorised work by the Minister for Lands as Constructing Authority; and that the land described 
in the Schedule hereto, which is in my opinion required for carrying out the said work, shall be acquired by taking the same under the provi- 
sions contained in Division 1 of Part V of the said Act: Now, therefore, I, the said Governor, with the advice aforesaid, in pursuance 
of the “Public Works Act, 1900,” having directed that the land hereinafter described, which is required for the said work, should 
be taken under Division 1 of Part V of the said Act, do declare, by this notification to be published in the Government Gazette, and in one or 
more newspapers published or circulated in the Police District wherein the said land is situated, that the Crown Land comprised within the 
description set forth in the Schedule hereto has been appropriated, and the private property within such description has been resumed, for 
the public purpose aforesaid, to the intent that upon the publication of this notification in the Gazette, the said land described 
in the said Schedule hereto shall forthwith be vested in the said Constructing Authority as a corporation sole on behalf of His Majesty, 
for the purposes of the said Act, for an estate in fee-simple in possession, freed and discharged from all trusts, obligations, estates, 
interests, contracts, charges, rates, rights-of-way, or other easements whatecever; and to the further intent that the legal estate therein, 
together with all powers incident thereto or conferred by the said Act, shall be vested in such Constructing Authority as a Trustee: And 
1 declare that the following ‘is the Schedule of land hereinbefore referred to :— 
[Ms. 1910-14,949] ; 
DzEscRIPrion,. 


All that piece or parcel of land in the county of Cumberland, parish of St. Luke, muricipality of Smithfield and Fairfield, at Fairfield, 
containing 18 acres 3 roods 30 perches or thereabouts : Commencing at high-water mark on a northern side of Prospect Creek at a point 
bearing north 65 degrees 15 minutes east and distant 4 chains 13% links from the south-east corner of an area of 2 acres 3 roods held under 
Certificate of Title, vol 1,878, fol. 288, being aleo the north-east corner of James Larra’s grant of 300 acres; and bounded thence on the 
north-east by lines bearing north 24 degrees 1 minute west 12 chains 1 link, and north 7 degrees 13 minutes west 6 chains 53 {5 links; 
thence on the north by a line bearing south 85 degrees 7 minutes west 8 chains 294% links ; thence on the west by a line bearing south 17 
chains 53-2, links to the northern boundary of the area of 2 acres 3 roods before mentioned ; thence on the south by part of that boundary 
easterly to high-water mark of Prospect Creek before mentioned ; and thence on the south-east by that high-water mark generally north- 
easterly to the point of commencement,—as surveyed and shown upon plan catalogued Ms. 3,311 Sy., in the Department of Lands, and 
comprising part of area of 100 acres granted to Isaac Nelson by Crown Grant, dated Ist January, 1810. 


Also all that piece or parcel in the courity of Cumberland, parish of St. Luke, municipality of Smithfield and Fairfield, at Fairfield, 
containing 1 acres 10 perches or thereabouts : Commencing on high-water mark on a northern side of Prospect Creek at the south-east 
cornet of an area of 2 acres 3 roods jheld under Certificate of Title, vol. 1,373, folio 233, being also the north-east corner of James Larra’s 
grant of 300 acres ; and bounded thence on the sovth by part of the southern boundary of that area being a line bearing south 89 degrees 
44 minutes west 10 chains 22.2, links; thence on the west bya line bearing north 1 chain; thence on the north by a line bearing north 
89 degrees 44 minutes east to high-water mark of Prospect Creek beforementioned; and thence on the south-east by that high-water mark 
bearing generally south-westerly, to the point of commencement,—as surveyed and shown on plan catalogued Ms. 3,311 Sy. in the 
Pasa ad By Lands, and comprising part of an area of 2 acres 3 roods held under Certificate of Title, vol, 1,878, folio 233 in the Registrar- 

‘eneral’s Office. 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this twenty-first day of September, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine 
hundred and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
J. A. HOGUE, » 
[1859] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


5268 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. [21 Supr., 1910, 


[16997 Department of Lands, . 


Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART OROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD SELECTIONS. ‘a 
[T° is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the Crown Lands comprised within the blocks . 
hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Homestead Selection, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions 


of the law. ' 
The blocks will be available for Original Homestead Selection on and aiter 20TH OCTOBER, 1910. 


An application for a Homestead Selection shall be in Form 21, and must be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and a 
survey fee as hereinafter specified. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly é 
instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. Payment of the first of such instalments shall be 
made with the application. The application shall he signed and the declaration printed on the back of the form shall be made by the 
applicant. The applicatioa may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised 
for the purpose in writing, during office hours on 20th October, 1910, or during office hours on any subsequent busineas day, or may be — 
forwarded on any day to the Land Agent in a posted letter, but so as not to be received by the Land Agent before the 20th October, 1910. 


All applications for Original Homestead Selection lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in 
writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 20th October, 1910, or at any time between 
the 20th October and the 26th October, 1910, inclusive, shall together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 20th October, 1910. 

The Homestead Selections will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acta, and to the following special conditions :— 


(2) The Homestead Selector shall teke auch measures as the Minister for Lends may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and 
keep the land free from rabbits and other nozious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths and weeds. 

(6) Timber of 8 inches or over in diameter at three (3) feet from the ground, which is suitable or likely to prove suitable for 
fencing, building, or railway sleepers, shall not be destroyed by ringbarking or otherwise except under permit issued under 
the provisions of section 21 (a) of the Forestry Act, 1902. Provided that the lessee or selector may clear any land which 
is to be cultivated within twelve months from date of clearing, or cut any timber required for the purpose of erecting any 
necessary buildings or other improvements on the subject land. 

(c) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale except subject to the provisions of the Forestry 
Act, 1909, and regulations thereunder at the time in force. 

(d) The selector shall preserve ample timber for shelter and shade purposes. 

(ce) The selector may destroy by ringbarking or otherwise, without permit, all other timber except edible shrubs. 


The principal conditions which attach to a Homestead Selection are perpetual residence and payment of rent. 

A Homestead Selection is not transferable before issue of the grant, anda grant cannot issue until the expira- 
tion of the first five years. 

Application must be made in good faith, that is to say, the sole object of the applicant in making the application 
must be to obtain the land in order that he may hold and use it for his own exclusive benefit according tolaw. The 
and Board, if satisfied an. application is made otherwise than in good faith, is authorised to declare the deposit 
forfeited. 


HOMESTHAD SELECTION ARBA No. 1,197." 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanxp Disreicr or GuUNDAGAI, AND ADJUNGBILLY SHIRE. 


Within Gundagai Population Avea, which is not affected by this notification. 


ee  — 


| 
a. os rea bays Annual pi at Nearest : 
County. | Parish. ES) ot anliabs Terai i Beco eee Town and | water Supply.| Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &c. 
I a Block. : term, ia | POLEPOT SS therefrom 
ous % ments, ? 
——- } ee en 
ANTS (Pel UES Coulee ise Oey se 1G 
Wynyard | South 416 1428 0 vl 35 0 @| 613810! 6 15 VY | Fencing, £57) North Gunda- Practically Steep, hilly country; slate outcrop and 
Gun- (at £1 5s, Vis6dy gai, about ¥2| permanent in) rocky; clay soil; timbered with gum, 
dagai, per acre). miles, wprings; can) box,and apple; suitable for grazing 
be conserved. Rainfall, about 24 inches per annum, 
Plan W. 4,744-2,119. 
Do ..| do ..| 417/414 0 0] 517 10 0) 6 9 6] 613 2 | Fevoing, £8 les, do es do aes do do 
(ot £1 5s. éd. : Plan W, 4,745-2,119. 
per acre), do do 
Do ..| do | 418/450 8 0| 563 8 9] 7 1 0} 6 16 11 | Fencing, £3 19s, do cfr do | Plan W. 4,746~-2,119. 
. (at £1 5s. éd. Ma, 1910-¥,988, 
per acre). 
} Pe NR es Rip ey BEE ey ee 


For a Homestead Selection with residence by deputy before iasue of a grant, the annual rent until issue of the grant, shall be 34 per 
centum of the capital value, and the full amount of the survey fee will have to be paid with the application. 

The value of any improvements and interest on such value at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum is payable in four equal yearly 
instalments. The first instalment shall be paid before the expiration of twelve months from the date of application. 
IT IS POINTED OUT THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROVEMENTS ARE OR MAY BE UPON THE 
LAND AT THE DATE OF APPLICATION HAS NOT BEEN APPRAISED, AND ATTENTION IS INVITED TO SECTION 2 
OF THE CROWN LANDS ACT, 198, which provides that— 

An appraisement or determination of the value of any improvements shall be made after the land has become the subject of an 
application for Homestead Selection, unless both the owner (other than the Crown) of the improvements and the incoming selector have 
agreed to dispense with such appraisement, and have agreed on the value to be paid, in which case the agreed value of the improvements shall 
be deemed to be the appraised value within the meaning of subsection “ 6” of section 15 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, Provided that, if 
in any case the value of the improvements as appraised or determined is at least 20 per centum higher than their estimated value a8 above 
notified, the Land Board may allow the incoming selector upon application within the prescribed time, to withdraw his application and to 
obtain a refund of any moneys paid in connection therewith, » 

, §s. W, MOORK. 


21 Sxpr., 1910.] 


[1855] 


of the law. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. 


5269 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD SELECTIONS. 


{ is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the Crown Lands coraprised within the blocks 
hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Homestead Selection, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions 


The blocks will be available for Original Homestead Selection on and after 13mm OCTOBER, 1910. 


An application for » Homestead Selection shall be in Form 
eurvey fee as hereinafter specified. 
instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 
made with the application. The application shall be signed and the declaration print 
the applicant. The application may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in p 
for the purpose in writing, during office houra on 13th October, 1910, 


21, and must be accompanied by one half-vear’s rent in advance, and a 


The survey fee shall-(unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly 


Payment of the first of such instalmeuts shall be 
ed on the back of the form shall be made by 


erson duly authorised 


or during office hours on any subsequent business day, or may 


be forwarded on any day to the Land Agent in a posted letter, bub so as not to be received by the Land Agent before the 13th October, 1918. 


All applications for Original Homestead Selection lodged by the applicant ia person, or hy his 


writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on tho 13th 
the 13th October and the 19th October, 1910, inclusive, shall together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 13th October, 1910. 


It ts hereby further notified thatthe Local Land Board will, at 


and deal, under Regulation 366, with any applications 


Application must be made in good fai 
must be to obtain the land in ever that 


° 
) 
Va 


re 


agent in person duly authorised in 


October, 1910, or at any time between 


F) 
10 a.m. on 20th October, 1910, sit at the Court-house, Barmedman, 


which may be made for such lands frora 13th October to 19th October, 
1910, inclusive ; after determination of priority by ballot, the Local-Land Board will proceed to consider the question of confirmation 
of the applications of such applicants as may be present. 
The Homestead Selections will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and to the following special conditions :— 

(2) The homestead selector shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and 

keep the land free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 

(5) The Homestead Selector shall not cut or remove timber from the block for eale unless he pvys roy alty thereon in accordance 

with the Forestry Act, 1909, and the Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 


The principal conditions which attach to a Homestead Selection are perpetual residence and payment of rent. 
A Homestead Selection is not transferable before issue cf the grant, and a grant cavnot issue until the expira- 
tion of the first five years. 


a, that is to say, the sole object of the applicant in making the application 
; maz hold and use it for his own exclusive benefit according to law. The 
3m 


hand Board, if satisfied an aplication is made otherwise than in good faith, is authorised to declare the deposit 
forfeited. 
HOMESTEAD SELECTION AREA No. 1,198. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District of BarMEDMaN, AND NARRABUBRA SHIRE. 
a ex Annual | Wature and Nearest Town 
County. | Parish. ‘so as eopeca capital apne Perey | Hstimated Value of and Water Supply. gaent 2 af rane Soil, 
SS Ba : a hisses ae Im provements, distance therefrom. RC ate 
es 
Roe Paap, Spee MO Se: Sods | we sha, 
Boutke...| Man- 111 | 560 2 Uj} 84015 0/1010 2) 71111 | Wencing, £42 4e.:| Ariah Park Village! } 
damah, (at £1 10s. ringing, £35 (s.6d.| and Railway Sta- 
per acre). Total, £77 4s. 6d. tion, about 2} miles. | 
Do . do ..| 112/535 0 0} 847 1.8/]1011 10} 7 8 2! Wencing,£16 8s. 2d.;} Ariah Park Village 
. (at£1 11s. &d. sheds, £3; ring-| and Railway Sta- | 
per acre). barking, £33 &s.| tion, about 14 miles. 
Yd.; tank, £63 9s. | 
4d, Ectal, £116 
és. 3d. | 
Dow. do ...| 113 | 464 3 0|] 75718 4| 9 9 6] 61612] Fencing, £15 If s.| Aviah Park Village 
(at£l das. 4d, €d.; Ringing, £28) and Railway Sta- Pre uaterdl stints, Level country with red 
per acre). 8s. Fd. Total, £44) tion, about 2 mile, tunk 1,404 yards, and brown loamy soil; 
Ts. Lid. | exists on portion partly covered with box 
Do... do ...| 114) 96 2 0| 18817 &8| 2 2 4} 818 9} Ringinz and Serub do | 112. suitable sites} and pite timber, partly 
(at £1 15s, bing, £4. ! and fair to good| ringbarked and serub- 
per acre). + caichments are to bed; rabbits are fairly 
Do® "ess do 115} 82 0 0| 13613 4] 114 2) 81611] Fencing, £5 18.;| Ariah Park Village] | be found on all; mumerous; a small 
(at£1 13s, 4d. ringing, £5 5s.) and Railway Sta-|| other blocks, soil] amount of clearing is 
per acre), Total, £9 38s. tion, about } mile. istairly retentive.) necessary on portions 
Do do}... 116) 22 1 20 44.15 0) |) OTL 2°| 242’ 6 Nil. Ariah Park Village | Average annual] I11l to 115; the whole 
(at £2 per and Railway sta-|| ‘rainfall, 17°15; area is suitable for 
_ acre). tion, about { mile. | inches. wheat growing, esti- 
DO, uss doy sce, T27 | 522) 0,0 4208 0: | OAT 0) Ceiba Nil. Ariab Park Village mated yeild, 15 bushels 
(at £2 per and Railway Sta- | per acre, 
acre). tion, about 4 mile. | ! Ms. 1910-11,771. 
Do . do ..| 119) 223 0 0]. 27815 07 8 9 8) 5 3° 2 Nil. Ariah Park Village! | 
(at £1 5s. and Railway Sta-) 
per acre). tion, about 24 miles. | 
Do .. do ...| 120 14 1 20 83.18) 9) 15 0) 99 bag A) Nil. Ariah Park Village 
(at £2 10s. and Railway Sta: | 
per acre). tion, about 4 mile, | J 


Nore.—Includes part (2,0103 acres) of classificution reserve, notified 19th Ma’, 1909. 


For a Homestead Selection with residence by deputy before issue of a grant, the annual rent, until issue of the grant, shall be 34 per 
centum of the capital value, and the full amount of the survey fee will have to be paid with the application. 
The value of any improvements and interest on such value at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum is payable in four equal yearly 
instalments. The first instalment shall be paid before the expiration of twelve months trom the date of application. 


IT IS POINTED OUT THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROVEMENTS ARE OR MAY BE UPON THE 


LAND AT THE DATE OF APPLICATION HAS NOT BEEN APPRAISED, AND ATTENTION I3 INVITED TO SECTION 2 
OF THE CROWN LANDS ACT, 1898, which provides that— 


An appraisement or determination of the value of any improvements shall be made after the land has become the subject of an 
application for Homestead Selection, unless both the owner (other than the Crown) of the improvements and the incoming selector bave 
agreed to dispense with such appraisement, and have agreed on the value to be paid, in which case the agreed value of the improvements 
shall be dcemed to be the appraised value within the meaning of subsection “6” of section 15 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895. Provided 
that, if in any case the value of the improvements as appraised or determined is at least 20 per centum higher than their estimated value as 
above notified, the Land Board may allow the incoming selector, upon application within the prescribed time, to withdraw his application 
and to obtain a refund oi any moneys paid in counection therewith. ; i 

S. W. MOORE. 


‘a 


5270 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. [21 Sepr., 1910. © 


[1850] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 21st September, 1910, 


REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASH, &o, 


it is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the reserves from sale, lease, or 
hereunder described are hereby revoked. 
S. W. MOORE. 


Zz 


ay ee : : : 

ete, Division. Bn tts Purpose. wet ten! County. Parish, 3 ‘Holding, &c. | Area. Part revoked, Fapem 
a. Yr. p. 

Armidale | Eastern,.| 4,311 | Frim sale for camp-| 8 Oct., 1887} Sandon ...! Donald oe Damaresq Shire ...| 95 0 0 | That part within por-| C.S. 1910- 


tions 223 and 224.) 8,936, 
(Plans 8. 3,699 and 
$, 8,703-3,660.) 


ing and travelling 
stock, 


Norz.—The land is held under homestead selection. 


Inyverell,,.| Eastern,.| 36,646 | From sale for tra- 31 Oct., 1903) Arrawatta) Bonshaw ...| Settlement lease 11 1 Oj; That part within mea-} Ms. 1910- 


velling stock and’ 1909-14 and Ash- sured portion 34.) 14,016, 
camping. ford Shire., (Plan A. 2,824-1,847,) 


Walcha...| do ...| 11,428 | From sale for tem-| 17 May, 1890) Vernon .., Wia ... ..| Apsley Shire | 20 0 0|-That part within por-| Occ. 1910- 
porary common. | tion 132, (Plan V-| 8,941, 
2,428-1,719.) 
do 


DO nes es: do ...{| 11,429 | From license fortem- 17 ,, os do el es ne do Seed RQD: uO.780 oe do 
porary common. | 
Do ...| do ..| Under | From annual Jease 15 April, 1892 do wae] AAO. eee oh do sot) 920 110.40 do an. do 
general} and oecupation | 
notice. license. 
Wyalong..| Central..| 35,93» | From sale for tem-, 6 June,1903|/ Gipps .,.| Wyalong ...! Bland Shire | 125 0 0O| Part within special| Ms. Ls. 
‘ porary common. (about). lease 1409-5, Wya-| 11,978 
, long, Wm. Geo. 
Butler. 
Do ...| do ...| 35,931 | From license and) 6 , 4 do ear do = do sat ed 240.40 do eas do 
annual lease for| (about). 


temporary common. 


Do ...| do ...| 21,707 | From sale for tem- 3 Noy., 1894) do se do | Municipality of) 27.29 20 do & do 
porary common. Wyalong. (about). 
Do ..| do ...| 21,708} From license andj 3 ,, % do bes do ase do = ZT P0250 do sa do 
annual lease for) (about), ; 
temporary common. | 
Goulburn | Eastern..| 11,048 | From sale for water; 22 Mar., 1890) Argyle ...| Baw Baw ...| Mulwaree Shire ... 5 1 0| The whole. (Plan A.| Me. 1910- 
supply. 26,612.) 14,914. 
J 
Muswell- { Eastern.. 69 | From sale for water! 23 Nov., 1875) Brisbane.,| Watt ...) Merriwa Shire ...! 60 0 0{ Within portions 12S) Ms. 1910~ 
brock, supply.. (about). and 215 and road] 16,151, 
north thereof. (B. 
1,737-2,096 R. and 
| B.4,311-2,096.) 


Notr.—Contracted to be granted by way of exchange. 


Warialda | Central..| 30,186 { From sale and Jease| 4 Noy., 1899] Stapylton...) Currumbah.,| Boolooroo Shire ...! 1 023] That part included{ Ms. 1910- 
for travelling stock | (about). within portion 20 of| 13,204, 

and camping. 8,770 acres. (Plan 

| 8. 1,358 R. Ms, 887 


Me.) 
Carcoar ...{ Eastern.,| Under] Village reserve ...| 24 Dec., 1861) Bathurst...) Dunleary ...{ Waugoola Shire ...{ 100 0 0 / Part within portion 15 C.S.1910- 
| general (about). (Plan B, 3,814-2,009,)) 13,459, 
| notice. 
Noru.—The land is held under conditional purchase. : 


21 110{ That part within; C.8.1910~ 
measured portion; 10,0680. 
189, «“C.P, 1909-4 
Oe.) 


Orange «| Canobolas Shire ,.. 
ing and water 


Orange ‘| FEastern.. 62 ) From sale for camp-| 16 May, 1879{ Wellington 
| supply. 


Albury .. | Moorwatha.,,{ Hume Shire "| 19 3 20 | The whole; portion 313.) C.S.1910- 


other than special) 
lease. 


(Plan 11.3,204-1,668.)| 12,628. 


eld 28,507 | From sale or lease] 19 Nov., 1838; Tiume  ... 


Nove.—This above has been selccted. 


Wagga rear 912 | From sale for water! 29 Nov., 1872] Mitchell ...| Yarragundry| Mitchell Shire | 57 1 ©) Within portion 128./ C.S,1910- 
Wagga. supply. | (Plan M. 2,579-1,888,)} 22,282, 


Note.--Held under conditional purchase 


[1853] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASE, &e. : 


1B is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the reserves from sale or lease, 
hereunder described are hereby revoked,—but such revocation shall not take effect until after the expiration of sixty days from the 


above date. 
S. W. MOORE. 
Land pitted Reserve Date of 3 Part revoked. Papers No. 
District. Division: No. Purpose. | Notifica‘;ien. | Konak, mares ai iicaca mick | r " 
| A Nee 3 1910- 
Barmed- | Central..| 45,095 | From after-auction, 6 April, 1610) Bourke ...) Mandamah Marraburre, 16 1 82 Theme (Plan B, 3,005- AM 
man | sale, Me 2 eae i 5 219: 
Metro- Eastern... 45,505 do w.| Tully, 5 | Cumber- | Alexandria) ss coves sereee suweeee | That part within portion 778 eee 
politan. land. 19 
Tam- x do ..., 22,442 | Fromsale for water} 4 May, 1895) Inglis ..,| Tamworth | s+, caosvsaereres 7 0 0 | The whole * ay a i ae 
worth. | supply. | i i "191 
Hilleton | Western... 96,387 | From sale for police| 28 Jan., 1807) Dlaxland...| South Peak) wm nan 1 0.10 | The whole, (Plan Gilganmia) Me O0- 
North. | purposes, i "191 
Bourke ... do ...| 21,934 | From lease other] 5 ,, 1896) Cowper ...| Gruyere ..) ssssee -sseeenees 640 0 0|Thewhole . x ess were 
than annual lease. : a 
Corowa ...) Central...) 82,174 | From sale tor tra-’ 23 Feb,, 1901{ Denison .,.) Ulupna ...| Tuppal R.A. 160} 252 0 0 | Thewhole om ew ery 
velling stock and| wy 
p camping. it 
Do's do ..| 82,175 | From license and| 28 , y dO: *\ js do ww do «.| 252 0 0 do oes je ee 
lease generally for cs 
travelling stoek 


} ; and camping. 
Nors.—The above will be included in; ‘'uppal Settlement Purchase Area No. 18, to be notified on 16th November, 1910. 


Peer ee 


21 Sxpr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 148. —- 271 


1851 Department of Lands, 
Uss1) : Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF RESERVE FROM LEASE GENERALLY FOR WATER SUPPLY AND ACCESS. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been 
pleased to revoke, under the provisions of the Closer Settlement Acts, the reserve from lease generally for water supply and access 
hereunder described, and it is hereby revoked according] 
: si S. W. MOORE. 


ae a alin SC a ee oe cee WER Eh( Tan 


County. | Parish, | Shire, | Area. | Part revoked, ne ae 


‘ Land 
District. 


Date cf 


Division. Notification. 


Reserve 
No. 


Purpose, 


a. T. Ds 

Albury ...| Eastern..| 43,476 | From lease generally) 6Jan., 1909 | Hume ...| Walla Walla...| Culeairn ...) 8 0 © | The whole .. «| Clo. Sett. ne 
for water supply and (about). 1910-4,096. 
access. 


spas anatase nine De ae meat aac en A LY 


ad 


[1852] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF PART OF TRACT OR AREAS SET APART FOR ADDITIONAL HOLDINGS. 


ie is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, so much of the notification setting apart 
the tract or area hereunder described for additional conditional purchase, conditional lease, additional homestead selection, or additional 
settlement lease, is hereby revoked. ‘ 
8. W. MOORE. 


Land Date of ; keds Papers No. 
District. Division. Notification. County. Parish, Shire, Area, Part revoked ap 
| — 
Ba Es Ps | 
Goulburn ,..) Eastern..| 6 Mar., 1907...) Argyle... . | Upper Tarlo ...] Crookwell ..| 4 2 0 That part south and east of portion 124,| Ms. 1910-14641 
{about). parish Tyrl Tyrl, county Georgiana, 
an@ west of portion 227, parish Upper 
Tarlo. 
acs atta ge pt iN oe aaa a eS 
[1854] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 21st September, 1910, 
REVOCATION OF NOTIFICATIONS OF TRACTS ORB AREAS PREVIOUSLY NOTIFIED AS NOT AVAILABLE FOR 
SETTLEMENT UNTIL SURVEY EFFECTED AND FURLHER NOTIFICATION, 


C is hereby notified, for public information, thet, under the provisions of the 10th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, the 
notifications that the tracts or areas hereunder described are not available for settlement, are hereby revoked, 


S. W. MOORE. 


Poe Division. emateic! County. | Parish. | Shire. Area. | Part revoked. | Papers No. 
a Top ; 
Nyngan «| Central..| 8 May, 1899...) Oxley ..| Mudall eo | Bogan oo ..| 200 0 0 | The whole. (Plans 0. 201 R, and 0.) Occ. 1910-6,459 
(about.) 202=2,000). 

Muswellbrook ...| Eastern.) 25 Sept., 1907../ Brisbane ...| Mackenzie u. Merriwa ae 80.0 0 | The whole, (Plan B, 1,291+2,096) Ma, 1910=15,161 

Do oa| dO | 25 oy aeredl do sei do . im do ni 72 8 0 | The whole. (Plan B. 4,316-2,(196) do 

Do Mil ahr el Zon ue iy ay a6 wate) 3.80 : do 45 0 0 | Whe whole, (Plan B. 4317-2996) do 

Do w| @o ..| Sdam, 5 do vee] Watt ose C3 do * 302 0 0 | Within portion 211. (Plan B. 4,194- do 

j 1,511). 

Do E:( dinng vn} 20: Bapitiss sha) ast) 0 A eae 2b do :| 40 0 0 | The whole, (Plan B. 1,825-2,006)  ... do 

Do Faly AO, VeAHEAD’ See Sihany <ollve OO ie dotcwhe aie do | 60 0 0 | The whole, (Plan B.867-i,511) —... do 

Do = 0" 2a) 20> 5 ShLase do goer GON is cegle yu ese do oss 40 0 0 | The whole. (Plan B.1,808-2,056) ... do 


Noru.—Contracted to be granted by way of exchange. 


ee een tne ne ee pe i ap 


[1843] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS | 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE, 
CONDITIONAL LEASH, ADDITIONAL CONDI- 
TIONAL PURCHASE LEASE, ADDITIONAL 
HOMESTEAD SELECTION, OR ADDITIONAL 
SETTLEMENT LHASE. 


Lie is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 4 of the Crown Lands Amend- 
‘ment Act of 1905, and section 22 of the Crown Lands 
(Amendment) Act, 1908,-the Crown Lands comprised 
within the area hereunder described are hereby set 
apart for additional conditional purchases or con- 
ditional leases (other than those mentioned in sub- 
section 1 (b) of the first-mentioned section), additional 
conditional purchase leases, additional homestead 

- selections, or additional settlement leases, and shall 
become and be available therefor on and after the 20th 
October, 1910. It is further notified that the price 
of the land for additional conditional purchase, or 
the capital values for additional homestead selection 
or additional conditional purchase lease, whenever ap- | cast corner ; thence by the road from Goolgumbla to 
plied for, shall be £2 10s. per acre. It is also notified Bundure to the north-west corner of portion 15; and 
that any holdings within these areas shall be subject. by the western boundary of that portion south to 


nay clear any land which is to be cultivated within 

twelve months from date of clearing, or cut any 
| timber required for the purpose of erecting any neces- 
sary buildings or other improvements on the subject 
land. (b) No timber shail be cut or removed from the 
land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the 
provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and Regula- 
tions thereunder at the time in force. (c) The selec- 
tor or lessee shall preserve ample timber for shelter 
and shade purposes. (d) The selector or lessee may 
destroy by ringbarking or otherwise, without permit, 
all other timber except edible shrubs. 


S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrricr or URANA, AND WUNNAMURRA SHIRE. 
County of Urana, parish of Broome, containing an 
area of about 275 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing at the south- 


east corner of portion 95; and bounded thence north 
by the eastern boundary of that portion to its north- 


= crarepne pints tpt OEE ELIOT EE LOE TCO 


to the following special conditions, viz. :—(a) Timber Yanko Creek; and by that creek downwards, to the 
of 8 inches or over in diameter, at 3 feet from the point of commencement. . : 
ground, which is or is likely to prove suitable for Notrs.—Includes part reserve 7,410 for access, noti- 


fencing, building, or railway sleepers, shall not be fied 6th October, 1888, and part reserve 39,117 from 
destroyed by_ringbarking or otherwise, except under lease other than under 18th section, Act 1903, notified 
permit issued under the provisions of section 21 (a) } 8th April, 1905. 

of the Forestry Act, 1909: Provided that the selector ’ [Ms. 1910-12,139] 


5272 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. 


eee Bes iS. 


[1842] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE. 
dit is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 4 of the Crown Lands Amend- 
ment Act of 1905, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the area hereunder. described are hereby set apart for 
original conditional purchase, and- shall become and 
be available therefor on and after the 20th October, 
1910. It is further notified that the price of the land 
for original conditional purchase, whenever applied 
for, shall be £8 per acre. No timber shall be cut 
or removed from the land for the purposes of sale, 
except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
Bee and Regulations thereunder at the time in 
orce, 


S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrricr or Krmpszy, aNp BrLiin@En SHine. 
At £3 per acre. : 

County of Raleigh, parish of Warrell, containing 
an area of 40 acres. ‘The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of portion 80. R. 2,587-1,714. 

Nove.—Includes part water reserve 114, notified 
22nd November, 1880. | 
[Ms. 1910-5,578] 
[1844] Department of Lands, 

Sydney, Zist September, 1910. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE, 
CONDITIONAL LEASH, ADDITIONAL CONDI- 
TIONAL PURCHASE LBASHE, ADDITIONAL 
HOMESTEAD SELECTION, OR ADDITIONAL 
SETTLEMENT LEASE. 


(2 is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 4 of the Crown Lands (Amemd- 
ment) Act of 1905, and section 22 of the Crown Lands 
(Amendment) Act, 1908, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the area hereunder described are hereby set 
apart for additional conditional purchases or con- 
ditional leases (other than those mentioned in sub- 
section 1 (b) of the first-mentioned section), additional 
conditional purchase leases, additional homestead 
selections, or additional settlement leases, and shall 
become and be available therefor on and after the 
24th November, 1910. It is further notified that the 
price of the land for additional conditional purchase, 
or the capital value for additional homestead selec- 
tion, or additional conditional purchase lease, when- 
ever applied for, shall be £2 15s. per acre. No 
timber shali be cut or removed from the land for 
the purposes of sale, except subject to the provisions 
of the #orestry Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder 
at the time in force. If the land is taken up under 
any form of tenure other than additiona! conditional 
purchase or additional homestead selection, the timber 
roust net be ringbarked, except in pursuance of per- 
mits issued under the provisions of the Forestry Act, 


1909. 
S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 

Lanp Disrricr or Mupers, anp Wyatpra Suire. 

County of Phillip, parish of Gulgong, containing 
an area of about 176 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing at the north- 
east corner of portion 39; thence bounded by portions 
39, 126, 23, 22 to the railway line from Gulgong to 
Mudgee; by that railway line south-easterly by por- 
tions 5, 6, and 13 to the main road from Mudgee to 
Home Rule; thence by that road north-westerly and 
generally westerly, tc the commencing point. 

Norr.—lIncludes parts of reserve 23,619 from sale, 
notified 18th January, 1896, revoked this day, and 
25,280 from lease generally, notified 23rd December, 
1896, and population area of the village of Gulgong, 
proclaimed i9th April, 1890. 
[Ms. 1910-14,406} 


[1845] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 
ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE TOWN OF 
TAMWORTH. 

1 is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
4 under the provisions of section 107 of the Crown 
Lands Act of 1884, and section 57 of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1895, the design of the town of Tamworth has 
been altered by extending the town on the east to 


include part of the suburban lands. 
[Aln, 1910-12,744] S. W. MOORE. 


[21 Sepr., 1910. 


[1846] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 2ist September, 1910. 


TOWN AND SUBURBAN LANDS AT TAMWORTH. 


WT is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of the 101st section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1884, the following portions of Crown Lands 
are declared to be set apart as the sites for the town 
and suburban lands, respectively, at Tamworth. 


S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Land Distrier AND MUNICIPALITY or TAMWORTH. 
Amended boundaries of town lands at Tamworth. 


County of Inglis, parish of Tamworth, containing 
an area of about 830 acres: Commencing on the right 
bank of the Peel River, at the south-east corner of 
suburban portion 37; and bounded thence by part of 
the eastern boundary of that portion northerly to 
the northern side of Marius-street; thence by that 
side of that street easterly to the north-western boun- 
dary of allotment 1 of section 30; by that allotment, 
the northern boundary of that section, and a line 
easterly to the northern side of North-street; by that 
side of that street easterly to the intersection with the 
nerth-sastern side of Napier-street; by that side of 
that street south-easterly, by the north-western side 
of Fitzroy-street north-easterly to its intersection with 
the north-eastern side of Raglan-street; by that side 
of that street and its prolongation south-easterly to 
a point north from the north-west corner of portion 
55; thence by a line south to that corner ; thence by a 
line parts of which form the northern boundaries of 
suburban portions $2, 31, 28, and 27 bearing westerly 
to the eastern boundary of section 40; by that boun- 
dary and its prolongation southerly to the north- 
eastern boundary of section 9; by that boundary 
south-esterly to the northernmost corner of suburban 
portion 26; by the western boundary of that portion 
southerly to Cockburn River; and by that river 
and the Peel River aforesaid downwards, to the 
point of commencement. i 

Notz.—-The above described boundaries are in lieu 
of those notified in the Gazette of 20th March, 1885, 
which are hereby revoked. 


Amended boundaries of suburban lands at Tamworth. 


County of Inglis, parish of Tamworth, containing» 


an area of about 870 acres: Commencing on the right 
bank of the Peel River, at the south-east corner of 
pertion 64; and bounded thence by part of the east- 
ern boundary of that portion northerly to a point 
west from the south-west corner of the Permanent 
Common, dedicated 2nd October, 1866; by a line and 
the south boundary of that common bearing east about, 
164 chains; thence by a line bearing south about 48 
degrees east 96 chains, parts of which form north- 
eastern boundaries of portions 201, 210, 209, 218, 219, 
232, and 230 to the northernmost corner of portion 
236; thence by the east boundary of that portion, a 
line, the east boundary of the town lands, notified 
this day, and the west boundary of portion 55 bear- 
ing south to the Cockburn River ; and thence by that 
river and the Peel River aforesaid downwards, to the 
point of commencement, but exclusive of the town 
Jands as notified this day. i 

Norr.—The above boundaries are in lieu of those 
notified in Gazette of 20th March, 1885, which are 
hereby revoked. 
[Aln. 1910-12,744] 


[1857] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 
RESERVES FROM SALE OR LEASH, &c. 
iB is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro: 
visions of the 39th sectien of the Crown Lands Act 
of 1889, the lands hereunder described shall be and 
are hereby temporarily reserved from sale cr lease 
respectively, or from sale and lease, &c., as herein- 


aiter specified. 
S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 

From Sale or Lease other than Annual Lease. 
Lanp Distaict or Hizzston, AND CarrarHoon SHIRE. 

No. 45,787. County of Nicholson, parish of Synnot, 
containing an area of about 1,380 acres. The Crown 
lands within the following boundaries: That part of 
portion 4 of 5,179 acres, ex road,—shown on plan N. 
1,110-1,992, lying southerly and easterly of the reserved 
road. . Pose 

This notification covers part of Settlement Lease 
Area 777, notified llth January, 1905. 
[Ms. 1910-14,911] 


21 Supr., 1910.] 


From After-Auction Sale. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 


L.xnp District or CooTamunpRy, AND ILLABO SHIRE. 
No. 45,800. County of Clarendon, parish of Filla- 
bung,’ containing an area of 23 acres 1 rood 143 
perches. The Crown Lands within the boundaries of 
allotments 1 to 12, section 1; allotments 1 to 8, 10, 
and 12, section 2; allotments 1 to 12, section 3; 
allotments 1 to 10, 12, and 18, 16 to 18, section 4: 
allotments 1 and 10 to 12, section 5; allotments 1 and 
10 to 12, section 6; allotments 1, 11, and 12, section 
7; allotments 3, 5, and 6, section 11; allotments 1 to 
8, 11, and 12, section 13; allotments 1, 4 to 6, section 
14, in the village of Ilabo. Plans Hlabo 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 
ames 10) Tip ag: 
PMs. 1910-15,251] 


Lanp Disretcr oF KEMPSEY. 


Within Municipality of Kempsey, and town of West 
Kempsey. 

No. 45,798. Counties of Dudley and Macquarie, 
parishes of Kalateenee, Yarravel, and Beranghi, con- 
taining an area of 44 acres 2 roods 138} perches. The 
Crown Lands within the boundaries, of town allot- 
ments 1 to 5 and 7 to 20, section 18; allotments 1 to 
20, section 19; allotments 1 to 7, section 46; allot- 
ments 1 to 8, section 47; and suburban allotments 5 
and 10, section 40a; allotments 1 to 5, section 43. 
Plans K. 8-1,593 Roll, K. 33, K. 27, and K. 28-1,593. 
[AIn. 1910-11,474] 


[1847] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 2ist September, 191U. 


RESERVES FROM SALE. 


Ts is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of the 101st section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1884, the. lands hereunder described shall be 
reserved from sale pending determination of the por- 
tions to be set apart for the public purposes herein- 
after respectively specified, and they are hereby 


reserved accordingly. 
S. W. MOORE. 


. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Yor Camping. 


Lanp District or Laracow, AND OBERON SHIRE. 


No. 45,772. County of Westmoreland, parishes of 
Thurat and Drogheda, containing an area of about 
40 acres. The Crown Lands within the following 
boundaries: Commencing on the right bank of Hol- 
lander’s River, at its intersection with a northern 
boundary of portion 35, parish of Drogheda; and 
bounded thence by lines bearing 91 degrees 24 minutes 
205 links, and 1 degree 24 minutes to Hollander’s 
River aforesaid ; thence by that river and portions 42 
and 35, to the point of commencement. 

Notg.—Includes camping reserve 30,0380, notified 
21st October, 1899, hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1910-14,488] 


For Quarantine. 


Lanp District oF TENTERTMHLD, AND TENTERFIELD 
SHIRE 
[ees 3.5 . 


No. 45,778. County of Buller, parish of Ruby, con- 
taining an area of 40 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing at the north- 
ernmost north-west corner of portion 70; and bounded 
thence by that portion south-east and south-west to 
tick fence, approximately on the boundary between the 
States of Queensland and New South Wales; by that 
fence north-westerly to the southern side of the road 
from Stanthorpe to Wilson’s Downfall; and by that 
side of that road north-east, to point of commence- 
ment. 

Norr.—Includes but does not revoke water reserve 
8574 extension, notified 4th June, 1884. 

[Ms. 1910-18,756] 


For Public Recreation. 


Lanp District or Morona, AND Borges SHIRE. 


No. 45,771. County of Ashburnham, parish of Tra- 
jere, village of Kugowra, containing an area of 2 
roods 22 perches. The Crown Lands within the boun- 
daries of that part of Victoria-street (now closed) 
between sections 20 and 39. 


[Ms, 1910-6,992] 


wna 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. 5273 


For Police Purposes. 
WESTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Dzrstreror or Uiriston Norrn. 


Gilennnia 10. 
[Ms. 1910-13,989] 


£1848 ] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 2ist September, 1910. 


RESERVES FROM SALE AND LEASE 
GENYWRALLY. 

Ts is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of the 10lst section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1884, and the 39th section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1889, the lands hereunder described shall be 
reserved from sale pending determination of the por- 
tions to be set apart for the public purposes herein- 
after respectively specified, and reserved and exempted 
from lease generally, and they are hereby reserved 
and exempted accordingly. 

5. W. MOORE. 


For Preservation of Native Flora. 


BASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrricr ox Murwittumeans, AND Twxsp SHiRE. 


No.. 45,776 from sale (45,777 from lease generally). 
County of Rous, parish of Mooball, containing an area 
of about 20 acres. The Crown Lands within the fol- 
lowing boundaries: Bounded on the west by R. H. 
Eady’s Special Lease No. 1906-8; on the north by. 
portion 5/, parish of Dunbible; on the east by John 
Dynan’s Special Lease No. 1903-16; and on the south 
by Dunbible Creek. 

Norn.— Includes part (about 20 acres) of water and 
camping reserve 908, notified 22nd November, 1882, 
which is hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1910-14,506] 
For Public Baths. 
Lanp District or BELuincun, AND BrLiincen SEIRE. 

No, 45,774 from sale (45,775 from lease generally). 
County of Raleigh, parish of Newry, containing an 
area of about 8 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries: Commencing at a point bearing 
122 degrees and distant 710 links from the nortb- 
eastern corner allotment 6, section 5, village of 
Uranga; thence by a line 154 degrees 30 minutes for 
1,650 links to a mound of stones; thence west about 
685 links to village boundary; thence by the eastern 
boundary, village of Urunga; thence by a line bear- 
ing 122 degrees about 170.links, to point of commence- 


ment. 
[Ms. 1910-14,700] 
For Public Recreation. 


Lanp Disrricr or Marrnanp, anD Cessnock SHIRE. 


No. 45,780 from sale (45,781 from lease generally). 
County of Northumberland, parish of Stanford, con- 
taining an area of 4 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of a measured area shown on plan 
catalogued Ms. 1,435 Md. 

[Ms. 1910-14,064] 


For Storage. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District oy WrYaALona, AND BLAND SHIRE. 


No. 45,783 from sale (45,784 from lease generally). 
County of Gipps, parish of Wyalong, containing an 
area of 3 roods 35 perches. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of measured portion of 38 roods 35 
nerches,—shown on plan eatalogued Ms. 799 Fs. 

“Ms. 1910-15,159] 


For Police Purposes. 


Lanp Disteicr oy BARMEDMAN, AND NARRABURRA 
Qasr 
SHIRE. 


No. 45,683 from sale (45,684 from lease generally). 
County of Bourke, parish of Mandamah, containing an 
area of 46 acres. ‘he Crown Lands within the boun- 
daries of measured portion 118,—shown on. plan B. 
3,000-1,806 Roll. : 

Norse.—Includes part of classification reserve, noti- 
fied 19th’ May, 1909, which’ part is hereby revoked. 
[Ms, 1910-11,771] 


5274 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. 


(21 Sepr., 1910, 


ee eae or SS 


[1849] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


RESERVE FROM SALE, LICENSE, AND LEASE 
GENERALLY FOR POLICE PURPOSES. 

T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provi- 

sions of the 10ist section of the Crown Lands Act 

of 1884, and the 39th section of the Crown Lands Act 

of 1889, the lands hereunder described shall be reserved 

from sale pending determination of the. portions to be 

set apart for police purposes, and reserved and ex- 

empted from license and lease generally, and they are 
hereby reserved and exempted accordingly. 


8. W. MOORE. 


) WESTERN DIVISION. 
LAND Districz cr Hitiston Norru. 


No. 45,785 from sale (45,786 from license and lease 
generaliy). County of Blaxland, parish of Mount Hope, 
containing an area of 5 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing at a point 150 
links south from the south-eastern corner of reserve 
2,628 for police purposes, notified 30th October, 1884; 
and bounded thence on the north by a line parallel to 
the southern boundary of that reserve bearing west 
708 links; on the west by a line south 707 links; on 
the south by a line east 708 links; and on the east by 
a line north 707 links, to the point of commencement. 
_. Norz.—That part of reserve 388 from lease for tem- 
porary common, notified 8th October, 1883, within the 
above is hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1910-15,255] 


[1858] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


ERRATA. 
Lanp Distrriot or CAasINo. 


N the notification setting apart an area of 214 acres 
for additional holding, at 15s. per acre, parish of 
Robertson, county of Buller, published in the Govern- 
ment Gazette of the llth May, 1910, folio 2569, in 
line 5, instead of the words ‘‘southerly to its southern 
extremity,’’ read ‘‘and a line southerly, in all about 
105 chains.”’ 
[Ms. 1910-6,617] 
Lanp District or Scone. 


In line 4 of description of area set apart for addi- 
tional holdings, parish of Oldcastle, county of Dur- 
ham, Gazette of 7th September, 1910, page 5036, for 
‘10 chains” read “5 chains.” 

[Ms. 1910-14,018] 


Lanp Distrrior of WARIALDA. 


In the notifictaion of travelling stock reserve 45,682,. 


parish of Merriwa, county of Stapylton, Gazette of 
3lst August, 1910, page 4872, for “16. Rem” read. 
**56 Rem.’’ 
[Aln, 1910-2,594] 

Ss. W. MOORE. 


ae 


[1822] 


Forestry Department, 
Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


NOTICE UNDER THE FORESTRY ACT. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that 
the undermentioned Officer is hereby authorised,. 
under the provisions of section 14 of the ‘‘Forestry 
Act, 1909,” te issue Timber and Fuel Licenses under 
the said Act, namely :— 


The Acting Clerk of Petty Sessions, Bungendore. 
[F. 1910-10,947] J. A. HOGUE. 


on nr ee ee 


rivkate Anbertisements. 


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REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


WNortce ot Intenprp RezeisteaTION oF TRANSFER OF 
MortGace wirHour Propucrion or THE DUPLICATE 
OF THE MorTGaAGE. 


In the matter of the Mortgage, dated 6th July, 1900, No. 
$11,484, from Eliza Jane Layton to Mary Bethsheba 
Lannen, over the whole of the Jand comprised in Certifi- 
cate of Title, Vol. 1326, Fol. 118, 2 acres 32 perches, in 
Oliver, Wood, Souter, and Brown streets, at and in parish 
Bundarra, county Hardinge. 


NOTICE is hereby given of the intention of the Registrar- 
General to register a discharge of the above mentioned mortgage 
after the expiration of twenty-one days from the date hereof, 
without production of the duplicate of the Mortgage, reason- 
able cause having been shown, pursuant to section 38 of the 
Real Property Act. All information respecting above may 
be obtained at the Land Titles Office, Elizabeth-street, Sydney 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
21st September, 1910. Registrar-General. 
898 78. 


REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


Nortce or IntenpeD Issuz of PRovIsIoNAL CERTIFICATES 
oF TITLE. 
Vol. 1,938, Fol. 144. Registered proprietor: Albert Robert 
Stafford. Land: 2 roocds, parts of Jots 2 and 11, section 
25. Warialda and Gosport streets, town and parish 
Moree, county Courallie. 
Vol. 1,996, Fol. 54. Registered Proprietor: George Moore, 


junior, Land: 304 perches, lot 13, in James and “arring- 
ton streets, West Maitland, parish Maitland, county 
Northumberland. 


THE proof of loss of the original Certificates of Title above 
described and other particulars required by section 111 of the 
abovenamed Act (No. 25 of 1900) having been supplied,—I 
hereby, in pursuance of the requirements of such section, notify 
my intention to issue such Provisional Certificates of Title 
accordingly, at the expiration of twenty-one days from the date 
hereof,— Kegistrar-General’s Department, Sydney. 


W.G, H-WILLIAMS, 
21st September, 1910. Registrar-General. 
899 73. 


IN THE MATTER OF THE “COMPANIES ACT, 
13899,” AND IN THE MATTER OF THE COM- 
MONWEALTH SILVER LEAD COMPANY, 
LIMITED. 


AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of the above- 
named Company, duly convened and held at Sydney 
on the 19th day of August, 1910, the following special 
resolutions were duly passed; and at a subsequent 
Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of 
the said Company, also duly convened and held at 
the same place, on the 9th day of September, 1910, 
the said resolutions were duly confirmed,. viz. :— 


1. That it has been proved to the satisfaction of. 


this Meeting that the Company cannot by reason of 
its liabilities continue its business, and that it is: 
advisable to wind up the same, and accordingly that: 
the Company be wound up voluntarily. 

2. That Alfred John Robert Wimble, of Equitable: 
Building, Sydney, be and he is hereby appointed 
liquidator for the purpose of such winding-up, at- 
a remuneration of twenty-five pounds. 

Dated the twelfth day of September, one thousand 


nine hundred and ten. 
L. S. DRUMMOND, 
Chairman. 
840 is. 6d. 
THE CAMBRIA SYNDICATE LIMITED. 
In LirqurpatTion. 


NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 141. 


of the ‘‘Companies Act of 1899,” that a General Meet- 
ing of the members of the abovenamed Company will 
be held at the registered Office of the Company, 
Union Bank Chambers, Hunter-street, Sydney, on 
Monday, the 24th day of October next, at 2.15 o’clock 
in the afternoon, for the purpose of having an account 
laid before them showing the manner in which’ the 
winding-up has been conducted and the property of 
the Company disposed of, and of hearing any explana- 
tion that may be given by the liquidator.—Dated. this 
twenty-first day of September, 1910. 
WILLIAM THOS, WARRINER, 
Liquidator. 

862 68 


21 Sepr., 1910.] 


DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership lately 
subsisting between us, the undersigned, Perey Herbert 
Hoskins and George Hoefer, as _ hotelkeepers, at 
Kurri Kurri, in the State of New South Wales, has 
been this day dissolved by mutual consent. All debts 
due to or owing by the late firm will be received and 
paid by the said George Hoefer, who will, continue 
the said business on his own account.—As witness our 
hands the fifteenth day of September, one thousand 
nine hundred and ten. 


GEO. HOEFER. 


Witness— PERCY H. HOSKINS. 
Henry Wa. Deviin, J.P. 
841 5s. 


NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership _hereto- 
fore subsisting between us, the undersigned, John 
Birchland Jones and Walter Lacey Jardine, in the 
business of commercial artists, carried on by us at 
Sydney, under the name of “Jones and Jardine,”’ has 
been dissolved by mutual consent, as from the thirty- 
first day of August, 1910. The business will hence- 
forth be carried on under the same name by the said 
John Birchland Jones, alone, who will pay and dis- 
charge all debts and liabilities and receive all moneys 
payable to the said late firm.—Dated this 17th day 


of September, a.p. 1910. 
W. L. JARDINE. 


JOHN B. JONES. 


Witness to signatures of the said John Birchland 
Jones and Walter Lacey Jardine— 
Joun Bucwanan, Solicitor, 
Sydney. 
857 6s. 


PASTURES PROTECTION ‘ACT. 
Erection oF DIRECTOR. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. Percival Bowes 
Fenwick, of ‘‘Trefusis,’? Boomi, has been declared 


elected a member of the Pastures Protection Board. 


for the Pastures Protection District of Moree, in lieu 
of Director P. E. Stirton, resigned. 


P. CUMMING WATT, 


Returning Officer. 
Moree, 14th September, 1910. 
854 4s. 


“PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1902.” 

Notice under section 52 of the abovementioned Act 
to owners and occupiers within the Pastures Pro- 
tection District of Yass. ; 


IN pursuance of the provisions of section 52 oi the 
“Pastures Protection Act, 1902’’: Notice is hereby 
given by the Pastures Protection Board for the Dis- 
trict of Yass, that the owners or occupiers of all or 
any lands within the abovementioned district shall, 
on or before the 27th day of October, 1910, respec- 
tively commence the work of suppressing and destroy- 
ing rabbits upon such lands and upon any roads 
bounding or intersecting the same. The period during 
which the said work shall be continued and system- 
atically carried out shall be one year, 1.e., from 27th 
October, 1910, to 27th October, 1911. The means 
which shall be adopted for carrying out the said work 
shall be two periods of twenty-one days each for 
simultaneous poisoning during the periods commenc- 


-ing 4th January to 25th January, 1911, inclusive, and 


from 7th February to 28th February, 1911, inclusive, 
and for the remainder of the period the means to be 
adopted shall be by poisoning, trapping, fumigating, 
destruction of harbour, hunting and shooting, being 
the means which have been previously sanctioned 
under the said Act.—Dated the 18th day of Septem- 


ber, 1910. 
P. J. MAGENNIS, 
Chairman of the Pastures Protection Board 
for the District of Yass. 
881 Qs, 


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MUNICIPALITY OF DUNGOG. 


NOTICE.—Henry Simmonds has been duly appointed 
to perform the duties of Impounding Officer for the 
plan ictpalgy of Dungog, in pursuance of a resolution 


passed y the Council on the 9th day of September, 
E, HORLER, 
Town Olerk, 


Municipal Offices, 
: 13th September, 1910, 
850 As. 


‘NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 18 


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MUNICIPALITY OF DUNGOG. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. Thomas Carlton, of 
Dowling-street, Dungog, has been duly appointed 
Valuer to the Municipality of Dungog for the tri- 
ennial period commencing January, 1911. 
C. S. BOWKER, 

: Mayor. 


4s. 


Municipal Offices, 
as 14th September, 1910. 
5 \. 


MUNICIPALITY OF DUNGOG. 

NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. H. E, Donnelly, of 

Dowling-street, Dungog, has been duly appointed Col- 

lector of Lists of Electors for 1910. 

Cc. S. BOWKER, 
Mayor. 


38, 


Municipal Offices, 
14th September, 1910. 
852 
THE COUNCIL OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF 
GRAFTON. 
IT is hereby notified that John George Phillips and 
William Small, junior, have been appointed Valuers 
for this Council for the triennial period 1911-12-13. 


S. SEE, 
Council Chambers, Grafton, Mayor. 
12th September, 1910. 
856 As, 


MUNICIPALITY OF NEW LAMBTON, 
‘‘PurE Foop Act, 1908.” 


NOTICE is hereby given that Henry J. Noble, Sani- 
tary Inspector to the above Municipality, has been 
appointed by the Board of Health as Inspector, under 
the “Pure Food Act of 1908,’ within the Munici- 
pality, dating from the 10th day of August, 1910. 


JOSEPH MITCHELL, 

Council Chambers, Mayor. 
16th September, 1910, 

870 4s, 


GOSTWYCK SHIRE COUNCIL. 


NOTICE under section 82 (1) of the ‘‘Local Govern- 
ment Act, 1906,’? and Ordinance No, 30, clauses 36, | 
38, and 39. 


To Eliza Jane Layton and Mary B. Lannen, both of 
Bundarra, joint owners of lots 7, 8, 9, and 10, sec- 
tion 11; and lots 1, 2, 3, and 4, section 24, all 
in the town of Bundarra, county of Hardinge. 

To James Davis, of Kingstown, owner of lots 5 and 6, 
section 11, town of Bundarra, county of Hardinge. 


Tax Notice you are hereby notified to remove, within 
sixty days from date hereof, the obstructions of fencing 
crossing Oliver-street, Bundarra, failing which the 
Council will have them removed at the expense of the 
owners. 

By order of the Council, 


FRANK S. LEAMON, 


Shire Clerk. 
Uralla, 12th September, 1910, 
843 78. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Constable W. Dowd, 
Burringbar, has been appointed Inspector of Slaughter 
Houses at the following places within the Tweed 
Shire :— 
‘Burringbar—vice First Class Constable R. H. 
Howarth, Cudgen, resigned. 
Crabbe’s Creek—vice Constable W. Dowd, Mul- 
lumbimby, resigned. 


ROBERT FREEMAN, 
‘ Shire Clerk. 
Murwillumbah, Ist September, 1910, 
844 5s. 


TIMBREBONGIE SHIRE. 
APPOINTMENT OF POUNDKEEPER. 
NOTICE is hereby given that, on the 8th of August, 
1910, the Council of the Shire of Timbrebongie ap- 
pointed Albert Edward Pritchard, of Trangie, in the 
State of New South Wales, labourer, to be Pound- 
keeper of the public Pound at Trangie, in the said 
Shire. 
Dated at Narromine, 13th September, 1910. 


By order of the Council, 


J. C. LOUGH, : 
Shire Clerk. 


853 5s, 


5276 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. 


COONABARABRAN SHIRE COUNCIL. 


NOTICE is hereby given that at a duly convened 

Meeting of the Council of this Shire, held on the 3rd 

day of June, 1910, James Harper was duly appointed 

Poundkeeper for the public Pound at Coonabarabran. 
CUTHBERT ALLISON, 

Shire ete 

3s. 


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GERMANTON SHIRE COUNCIL. 
NOTICE is hereby given that James Stewart has been 
duly appointed Valuer to this Shire for the ensuing 
triennial period 1911-1912-1913. 
JOHN TAYLOR, 
Shire Clerk. 


Germanton, 19th September, 1910. 
871 3s. 


MARTHAGUY SHIRE. 
Pustic GAtEs. 

NOTICE is hereby given that it is the intention of 
the Council of the above Shire, to register as Public 
Gates, the gates on the Boro Tank Public Watering- 
place, situate on Nevertire-Bogan road, about 8 miles 
trom Nevertire, under the ‘‘Public Gates Act of 1901.” 
Objection to the registration of such gates must be 
lodged in writing with the undersigned within one 
month from this date, otherwise registration will be 


made effective. i] 
A. A. DANIEL, 
Marthaguy Shire Council, 


Shire Clerk. 
Warren, 2ist September, 1910. 
904—1 10s. 


GERMANTON SHIRE COUNCIL. 
Novice TO REMOVE OpsrRucTION oFF Koap. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the obstruction consisting of 
Post, Wire, and Wire-netting Fencing across the road inter- 
secting portions 41, parish of Mountain Creek, and 106 and 
103, parish of Carabobala, county of Goulburn, must be 
removed Within sixty days after the date of this notice. 


If such obstruction is not effectually removed within the 
said time the Council may cause such obstruction to be 
removed, 

By order, 
JOHN TAYLOR, 
Shire Clerk. 
Germanton, 19th September, 1910. 
908 5s. 


PERMANENT TOWN COMMON, COOTAMUNDRA. 


Statement. of Receipts and Expenditure for twelve 
months ending 3lst December, 1909. 


EXPENDITURE. 
Dec. 31-— Ss es 
Secretary’s salary; ranger’s salary, and re- 
pairs and maintenance ... bh Sle OO g Osh 
Balance forward to 1910... ah We AOD) ao EO 
£219 4 8 
Receipts. 

Jany, J-— 
Balance at 3lst December, 1908 ... ehRLOD | Ono 

Dec. 31— 
Agistment fees and sundries nt) ORS 
£219 4 8 


(L.8.) FRED. PINKSTONE, 
Mayor. 
J. J. HACKETT, 


8th September, 1910. Town Clerk. 


F. W. Arruur, F.1.A.A., Auditor. 
845 8s. 


SUNNY CORNER COMMON. 


NOTICE.—A Special Meeting of Commoners will be 
held in the School of Arts Hall, Sunny Corner, 28th 
September, at 8 p.m., to elect one Trustee in place of 
George F raiser, resigned. ‘ 

R. W. MAGILL, 
; Secretary. 
Sunny Corner, 17th September, 1910. 
869 4s, 


[21 Sepr., 1910. 


TIA GOLD-FIELDS COMMON. 
NOTICH is hereby given that a Meeting of Common- 
ers will be held at the usual place, at 7.30, on Satur- 
day, the 24th September, for purpose of paying for 
stock, and transact any other business there may be. 
M. LAHEY, 

Secretary. 

903 3s. 
In the intestate estate of Michael O’Rourke, late of 

. Sydney Hospital, Sydney, deceased. 

ALL persons having claims against the above estate 
are requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, 
to the undersigned, on or before the 27th day of 


September, 1910. 

'T, W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 

Chancery-square, Sydney, 
13th September, 1910 
827 | 4s. 
In the intestate estate of Wiliam Thomas Francis 
Tyler, late of 206 Military-road, Neutral Bay, 

painter, deceased. 
ALL persons having claims against the above estate 
are requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, 
to the undersigned, on or before the 27th day of 


September, 1910. 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
18th September, 1910. 
828 4s, 


In the intestate estate of Mo Sing, late of Mungindi 
(Queensland), labourer, deceased. 

ALL persons having claims against the above estate 

are requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, 

to the undersigned, on or before the lith day of 


October, 1910. 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above state. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
13th September, 1910. 
829 4s, 


Albury, labourer, deceased. 


ALL persons having claims against the above estate 
are requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, 
to the undersigned, on or before the llth day of Octo- 


ber, 1910 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
13th September, 1910. 
830 4s, 


In the intestate of William Walton, late of Urana, 
saddler, deceased. 

ALL persons having claims against the above estate 

are requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, 

to the undersigned, on or before the 11th day of Octo- 


ber, 1920. 
T. W. GARRETT... 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
18th September, 1910. 
831 4s. 


In the intestate estate of Robert Jackson Brooks, the 
younger, late of King-street, Sydney, deceased. 
ALL persons having claims against the above estate 
are requested to forward the same, verified by affi- 
davit, to the undersigned, on or before the 27th day 


cf September, 1910. 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the abové Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
13th September, 1910. 
832 ‘| As. 


In the intestate estate of Waiter Peirce, late of Five 
Dock, assistant council clerk, deceased. 

ALL persons having claims against the above estate 

are requested to forward the same, verified by affi- 

davit, to the undersigned, on or before the 27th day 


of September, 1910. 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
13th September, 1910, ar 
833 As, 


In the intestate estate of Charles Phipps, late of 


21 Supr., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. 


5277 


—_— 


SSS 


In the intestate estate of Emanuel Andronicus, late of 
Coonamble, shopkeeper, deceased. 


ALL persons having claims against the above estate 
are requested to forward the same, verified by affi- 
davit, to the undersigned, on or before the llth day 


of October, 1919. 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
18th September, 1910. 
834 4s. 


In the intestate estate of Robert Scott Milne, late of 
al 7 . . 

s Eureka, near Lismore, farmer, deceased. 

ALL persons having claims against the above estate 

are requested to forward. the same, verified by afli- 

davit, to the undersigned, on or before the llth day 


of October, 1910. 
1 T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Hstate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
18th September, 1910. ; 

835 As, 
In the intestate estate of John Andarson, or Anderson, 
late of Hay, deceased. 

ALL persons having claims against the above estate 
are requested to forward the same, verified: by afi- 
davit, to the undersigned, on or before the llth day 

of October, 1910. 
YT. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
18th September, 1910. 
835 4s, 


In the intestate estate of Johann Christian’ Wagner, 
late of Adelong, agent, deceased. 


ALL persons having claims against the above estate 
are requested to forward the same, verified by afli- 
davit, to the undersigned, on or before the 11th day 
of October, 1910. 
T. W. GARRETT, 

Curator of the above Hstate. 

Chancery-square, Sydney, 
18th September, 1910. 

837 As. 


In the intestate estate of Edward Lawler, late of 
Mossgiel district, saddler, deceased. 
ALL persons having claims against the above estate 
fire requested to forward the same verified by affi- 
davit, to the undersigned, on or before the llth day 


of October, 1910. 
T. W. GARRETT. 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
13th September, 1910. 
838 4s, 


Tn the intestate estate of Elizabeth Perryman, late 
of Bathurst, deceased. 


ALL ‘persons having claims against the above estate 
are requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, 
to the undersigned, on or before the 29th day of 
September, 1910. 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
15th September, 1910. 
847 4s, 
In the intestate estate of John Blamey, late of 
Tibooburra, miner, deceased. 


ALL persons having claims against the above estate 
are requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, 
to the undersigned, ou or before the 13th day of Octo- 


ber, 1910. 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
15th September, 1910. 
848 4s, 


In the intestate estate of John Odgers, late of Cargo, 
retired gold-miner, deceased. 

ALU persons having claims against the above estate 

are requestod to forward the same, verified by affidavit, 

to the undersigned, on or before the 13th day of Octo- 


ber, 1910. 
T, W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the aboye Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
15th September, 1910, 
849 As, 


te 


In the will of William Vicars Hopkins, late of Ash- 
field, near Sydney, in the State of New South 
Wales, plumber, deceased. 

NOTICH is hereby given that all creditors and other 

porsons having any debt or claim upon or affecting 

the estate of William Vicars Hopkins, the abovenamed 
deceased, who died on or about the 13th day of July, 

1910, and probate of whose will was granted by the 

Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Probate 

Jurisdiction, on the 29th day of August, 1910, to 

Robert Howe Hopkins and Wred. Cull, of Ashfield, 

near Sydney, the executors named in the said will, 

are hereby required to send in particulars of their 
claims to the said executors, or to the undersigned, 
proctors, on or before the 5th day of November next, 
at the expiration of which time the said executors 
will proceed to distribute the assets of the said de- 
eased among the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts and claims only of which they 
shall then have notice; and the said executors will not 
be liable, for the assets so disiributed, to any person 
of whose debt or claim they shall not have had notice 
at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 13th 
day of September, 4.p. 1910. 
ROBBERDS & ENGLAND, 
Procters for the said Wxecutors, 
Australasia Chambers, Martin-place, Sydney. 
842 7s. 6d. 


In the will of John Carlton Watson, 
bank, near Young, in the State 
Wales, grazier, deceased. 

NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or_claim upon or affecting 
the estate of John Carlton Watson, the abovenamed 
deceased, who died on or about the 23rd day of May, 
1906, and probate of whose will was granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Probate 
Jurisdiction, on the 23rd day of July, 1906, to Agnes 
Barbara Murray Watson, Edwin Ulysses Watson, of 
Greenbank aforesaid, and Richard Webber Burstal, 
of Young, in the said State, bank manager, three of 
the executors of the said deceased, are hereby required 
to send im particulars of their claims to the said execu- 
tors, or to the undersigned, Allan Campbell & Son, 
proctors, on or before the 29th day of October next, 
at the expiration of which time the said executors 
will proceed to distribute the assets of the. said de- 
ceased among the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts and claims only of which they 
shall then have notice; and the said executors will 
not bo liable, for the assets so distributed, to any per- 
son of whose debt or claim they shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution. 

ALLAN CAMPBELL & SON, 

Proctors for the Hxecutors, 
Burrowa-street, Young. 
7s. 6d. 


late of Green- 
of New South 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Annie Mary Cansdell. late of Stanmore, 
near Sydney; in the State of New South Wales, 
widow, deceased. ; 

PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898’: Notice is hereby given that all credi- 

tors and other persons having any claims or demands 
against or upon the estate of the abovenamed deceased, 
who died at Stanmore, near Sydney aforesaid, on or 
about the 16th day of September, 1996, and probate 
of whose last will and testament was granted by the 

Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Probate 

Jurisdiction, on the 18th day of October, 1906, to 

Alfred Moreton Stansfield Cansdell, of Inverell, and 

Ernest Wiliam Cansdell, of Nimitybelle, the executors 

in the said will named, are hereby required to send in 

particulars of their claims to the said Alfred Moreton 

Stansfield Cansdell, or the said Hrnest William Cans- 

dell, or to the undersigned, their proctors, on or 

before the 4th day of November next, at the expira- 
tion of which time the said executors will proceed to 
distribute the assets of the said deceased among the 
persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the 
claims and demands of which they shall then have 
notice: and the said executors will not be liable, for 
the assets so distributed. to any person of whose claim 
they shall not have had notice at the time of such 
distribution,..-Dated this 15th day of September, 1910. 
McCOY & McCOY, 
Proctors for the Executors, 
10 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 

861 , 7s. Od, 


5278 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZET'E, No. 148. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the estate of Annie May Arblaster, formerly Annie May 
Davies (sometimes known as Annie May Smith), late of 
‘*Mexbro,” Oberon-street, Randwick, in the State of 
New South Wales, deceased, intestate, 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 
other persons having any claims upon or being otherwise 
interested in the estate of the abovenamed deceased (who 
died at the above address, on the 18th day of May, 1909, 
intestate, and administration of whose estate was, on the 
23rd day of August, 1909, granted by the Supreme Court of 
New South Wales to Charlotte Iwomato, of Sydney, the 
daughter of the said deceased), are hereby required to send 
in full particulars of their claims to the undersigned, the 
proctors for the said administratrix, before the 5th day of 
November next, after which date the said administratrix will 
proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst 
the parties entitled thereto, having regard to the claims of 
which she shall then have notice; and the said adminis- 
tratrix shall not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof 
go distributed, to any person of whose claim she shall not 
have had notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 
16th day of September, 1910, 
A. J. TAYLOR & GREENWELL, 
Proctors for the Administratrix, 
Citizens’ Chambers, Moore-street, Sydney. 

863 7s. Gd. 


eed 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Henry Hunold, late of Glen Innes, iu the State 
of New South Wales, freeholder, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any claims upon or being otherwise interested 
in the estate of the abovenamed deceased (who died at Glen 
Innes, on the 8th day of March, 1909), and probate of whose 
will was, on the 7th day of April, 1909, granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales to Percy Phipps Abbott 
of Glen Innes, the sole executor in the said will named, are 
hereby required to send in full particulars of their claim to 
the undersigned, the proctor for the executor of the will of 
the said deceased, before the 20th day of October next, after 
which date the said executor will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased amongst the parties entitled 
thereto, having regard only to the claims of which he shall 
then have notice; and the said executor shall not be lable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person 
of whose claim he shal! not have had notice at the time of 
such distribution. —Dated this lath day of September, 1910. 


P. P, ABBOTT, 
Proctor, 
Grey-street, Glen Innes. 
By his Agent,—T. E. Carswit, 
$1 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
864 7s. 6d. 


amet ot — 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of John Edward Brown, late of Tenterfield, in the 
State of New South Wales, hotelkeeper, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘“ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898”’: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 
other persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting 
the estate of John Edward Brown, the abovenamed deceased 
(who died on or about the 18th day of May, 1910), and 
probate of whose will was granted by the Supreme Court of 
New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 17th day 
of August, 1910, to Walter Wyvernleigh Hamilton and Walter 
Benjamin Hamilton Warner, the executors in the said will 
named, are hereby required to send in particulars of their 
claims to the said Walter Wyvernleigh Hamilton and Walter 
Benjamin Hamilton Warner (care of the said Walter Ben- 
jamin Hamilton Warner, Tenterfield), or to the undersigned, 
their proctor, on or before the 12th day of November next, 
at the expiration Sf which time the said Walter Wyvernleigh 
Hamilton and Walter Benjamin Hamilton Warner will pro- 
ceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased among the 
persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts and claims 
only of which they shall then have had notice; and the said 
executors will not be liable, for the assets so distributed, to 
any person of whose debt or claim they shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 17th day 
of September, 1910. 


JAMES FRANCIS THOMAS, 
Proctor for the said Executors, 
Aouse-street, Tenterfield. 
876 7s. 6d. 


[21 Supr., 1910. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 

In the estate of Charles Ross, !late of Gladesville Asylum, in 
the State of New South Wales, formerly of Pine Grove, 
Wallangra, near Inverell, in the said State, farmer. 
deceased, intestate. 7 

PURSUANT to the ‘“* Wills, Probate and Administraticn Act, 

1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 

persons having any claims upon or being otherwise interested 

in the estate of the abovenamed deceased (who died at 

Gladesville on the 26th day of March, 1910), are hereby 

required to send in full particulars of their claims to the under- 

signed, the proctors for the administrator of the estate of the 
said deceased, before the 5th day of November next, after 
which date the said administrator will proceed to distribute 
the assets of the said deceased amongst the parties entitled 
thereto, having regard to the claims of which he shall then 
have notice; and the said administrator shall not be liable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose claim he shall not have had notice at the 
time of such distribution.—Dated this 17th day of Septem- 
ber, 1910. 
BORTHWICK & BUTLER, 
Proctors for the Administrator, 
Pastoral Chambers, Byron-street, 


By their Agents, Inverell. 
Kursuaw, Marrnews, & LAnez, 
EK. 5. & A. Buildings, 
72p King-strect, Sydney. 
865 7s, 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 

In the estate and effects of Philip Spiegel, late of Surry Hills, 
in the State of New South Wales, dealer, deceased. 
PURSUANT to the ‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any claims or demands against or upon the 
estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died at 110 Devon- 
shire-street, Surry Hills, on J6th July, 1910, are hereby 
required to send in full particulars of their claims and 
demands upon the said estate to the Perpetual Trustee Com- 
pany, Limited, 2, 4, and 6 Spring-street, Sydney, the execu- 
tors of the said estate, to whom probate was granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales, on 6th September, 
1910, on or before the 2nd day of November next, in default 
whereof the said Perpetual Trustee Company, Limited, will, 


after the last-mentioned date, proceed to administer the estate — 


and distribute the assets among the parties entitled thereto, 
having regard only to the claims and demands of which they 
shall then have notice ; and the said Company will not be 
liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose claim they shall not have had notice at the 
time of such distribution.—Dated this 20th day of Septem- 
ber, 1910. 

For Perpetual Trustee Company, Limited, 

R. L. MASSIE, 

Davip Fray, Proctor, Acting Manager. 
Lincoln’s Inn Chambers, 

35 Hlizabeth-street, Sydney. 


Ce ee ee eS a 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will and codicils of &rnest William Louis Her- 
born, formerly of Burwood, near Sydney, in the 
State of New South Wales, but late of Petersham, 
in the State aforesaid, gentleman, deceased. 

NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and other 

persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting 

the estate of Ernest William Louis Herborn, the above- 
named deceased, who died on or about the 6th day of 

October, 1909, and probate of whose will was granted 

by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its 

Probate Jurisdiction, on the 7th day of December, 

1909, to Henrietta Manny Wilhelmina Macdonald, Ida 

Emma Herborn, and Cecil Doyle, the executors named 

in the said will, are hereby required to send in par- 

ticulars of their claims to the said executors or to the 
undersigned, Macgregor and Palmer, proctors, on or 
before the 27th day of October, 1910, at the expiration 
of which time the said executors will proceed to dis- 
tribute the assets of the said deceased among the 
persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts 
and claims only of which they shall then have had 
notice; and the said executors will not be liable, for 
the assets so distributed, to any person of whose debt 
or claim they shall not have had notice at the time 
of such distribution.—Dated this 15th day of Septem- 
ber, 1910. 
MACGREGOR & PALMER, 
Proctors for the said Executors, 
131 Pitt-street, Sydney. 

878 7s. 6d. : 


21 Supr,, 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. 5279 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,601) 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 
Re Arthur Thomas Richards, of Webster-street, Hamilton, 
miner. 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on his own 
petition.—Dated at Sydney, this 13th day of September, 1910. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—Cuartes Farrrax Watrrico Lroyp. 
[1918] Free 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,608) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. fs 
Re Herbert Smith, of 5, Cleveland-street, Darlington, carter. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on his own 
petition.—Dated at Sydney, this 16th day of September, 1910. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 

Official Assignee—Wittiam HARRincron PaLmer. 
[1919] Free 


= 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,593) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Oscar Walford, of Neutral Bay, lately carrying on business 
at Circular Quay. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of Richard Connell and James Charles Martin.—Dated 
at Sydney, this 16th day of September, 1910. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—CHARLES FarrFAx WATERLOO Lioyp. 
884 3s. 6d. 


————_——$————— ee 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1893.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,600) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Richard Henry Moss, of South Woodburn, baker. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on his own 
petition.—Dated at Sydney, this 13th day of September, 1910. 


F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—Winut1AM Hargincron Parmer. 
885 3s. 6d. 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,603) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Oswald Henry Beer, of Gunning, wool and skin merchant. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on his own 
petition.—Dated at Sydney, this 14th day of September, 1910. 


F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—CHaries Farrrax WaArERLoo Lrioyp. 
886 33, 6d. 


aii nc eh A eNOS 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,64) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re James Malone, of Goulburn, butcher. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the bankrupt.—Dated at Sydney, this 15th day of 


September, 1910. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankrupicy. 


Official Assignee—Wittiam Harerscron Parmer. 
887 3s, 6d, 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptey Act, 1898. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,€03) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 

Re Alfred Joseph Bride, of Bugilbone, near Burren Junction. 
NOLICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on his own 
petition.—Dated at Sydney, this 16th day of Septomber, 1910. 

F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assigeee—Winniam Hasrineton PALMER. 
838 8s. 6d. 


7 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptey Act, 1898. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,607) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 

Re Charles Edward White, of Arncliffe, draper. 
NOTICH ie hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of T. J. A. Clark and Charles W. Cox, attorneys for 
the bankrupt.—Dated at Sydney, this 16th day of September, 
1910. 

F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Oficial Assignee—CHARLES Fain¥ax WatTERLOO LioyD. 
889 3s. 6d. 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1893. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,609) 
IN BANKRUPTCY.: 

Re Angus Kennedy, of Arrawatta, near Inverell, fencer. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed benkrupt, on his own 
petition. —Dated at Sydney, this 16th day of September, 1910. 
¥. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptey. 
Official Aesignee—CHABLES Farrrax Warerioo Luoyp. 
820 3s. 6d. 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,611) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Charles Herbert Gorrey, of Cobar, labourer. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on his own 
petition.—Dated at Sydney, this 17th day of September, 1910, 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee-—WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER. 
89r 3s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
' IN BANEKRUPTOY. 
NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matters will be held at the Court, Citizens’ 
Chambers, Moore-street, Sydney, on the 4th day of October, 


1910, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the course of business will 
permit. Toentitle a creditor to vote thereat, his proof must be 


| Jodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy not later than the 


29th day of September, 1910 :— 

Re Lewis Joseph Anechau (No. 18,560), of George-street, 
Parramatta, farmer. 

Re John Larsen (No. 18,597), of 20 Oxford-street, Woollahra, 
carpenter. 

Re Richard Henry Courtnay Poulden (No. 18,599), of 242 
King-street, Newtown, watchmaker and jeweller. 

Re William John Cassidy (No. 18,554), of Tenterfield, store- 


keeper. 
F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee— CHARLES FarrraxX WATERLOO LLOYD. 
892 24s. 


Tn the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,571) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re John McPherson, of Muswellbrook, grazier. 


|. NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors in 


the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Gunnedah, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 4th day 
of October, 1910, at 11 a.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his 
proof must be lodged with the Registrar ina Bankruptey, 
Moore-street, Sydney, not later than the 30th day of September, 
1910. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 

Official Assignee —Ouaniue Farmrax Warerioo Lion. 


893 63. 


In the Supreme Court of New Youth Wales, vA boa) 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 
Re Robert Leitch, of Blayney, labourer. 
NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors in 
the above matter will be held at the Ceurt-house, Blayney, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptey, on the Sth day 
of October, 1910, at 11 a.m., or a3 soon after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 


Moore-street, Sydney, not later than the 30th day of September, 
1910. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankrupicy. 
Official Aesignee--CHARLES Farerax Wareetoo Lioyp. 
894 6s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Oswald Henry Beer, of Gunning, wool and skin merchant. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Gunning, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 5th day 
of October, 1910, at li a.m., or as soon atter as the course 
ot business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Moore-street, Sydney, not later than the 30th day of September, 
1910. 


(18,603) 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—Cuarirg Vatrrax Waterzoo Liorp. 
895 6s. 


—  ———————— —————————————————eE 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKROPTOY. 
Re Alfred Joseph Bride, of Bugilbone, near Burren Junction, 
late of Walgett. 
NOTICE is hereby given thot the Single Meeting of creditors in 
the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Walgett, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the Lith day 
of October, 1910, at el a.m., or as soon after as the course 
of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Moore-street, Sydney, not later than the 5th day of October, 
1910. 


8 


(18,696) 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee--WizniaAmM Hargineton PatmeEr. 
896 6s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTOY. 
Re Charles Herbert Gorrey, of Cobar, labourer. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Mecting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Cobar, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the Lith day 
of October, 1910, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. ‘To entitle a ereditor to vote thereat, his 
proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptey, 
Moore-street, Sydney, not later than the Sth day of October, 
1910. 


(18,611) 


BF. H. SALUSBURY, 
Kegistrar in Bankruptey. 
Official Assignee—WintIam Hatpington PALM@R, 
897 Gs. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,601) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Arthur Thomas Richards, of Webster-street, Hamilton, 
near Neweastle, miner, 


NOTICE is hereby given thst the Single Meeting of creditors in 
the above matter, will be held at the Court- house, Newcastle, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 6th day 
of October, 1910, at 11 a.m,, or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Moore-street, Sydney, not later than the 1st day of October, 


1910, 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


BIT) Aesignee—OnARtES FarrRax Warterioo Luoyp. . 
1917] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. 


Free | 


(21 Supr., 1910. 


In the ean Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Notick to Crepitors. 


ACCOUNTS with plans of distribution in the under- 

mentioned estates, showmg dividends as specified, are 

now filed in the Office of the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 

Citizens’ Chambers, Moore- street, Sydney, for the in- 

spection of persons interested ; and notice is hereby 

given that such accounts and plans will be submitted 
to the Court for confirmation on Thursday, 6th 

Visita: 1910, at 11 a.m.,-if not previously objected 

as 

Francis Stephen Nichols, of 435 Elizabeth-street, 
Sydney, railway employee (No. 2,907), a second 
account and first plan of distribution showing 
payment of a dividend of tém™pence nine six- 
teenths of a penny in the £ on_all proved con- 

“current claims. 

William Allison Clarke, of Jerilderie, engine-driver 
(Now 4:784)) 2 second account and first plan of 
distribution showing payment of a dividend of 
fifteen shillings in the £ on one proved concurrent 
claim. 

George Henry Missingham, of Bowral, labourer (No. 
11,069), a second account and first plan of distri- 
bution. showing payment of a dividend of twenty 
shillings in the £ on one proved concurrent claim 
and carrying a balance forward of £37 4s. 3d. to 
the credit of the estate. 

James Cook, of Hast Maitland, bricklayer (No. 14 157), 
a second account and first plan of distribution 
showing payment of a dividend of twenty shillings 
in the £€ - all claims, and carrying a balance 
forward of £341 9s. 7d. to the credit of the estate. 

William McIntyre, of Electoral Office, Bridge-street, 
Sydney, Chief Klectoral Officer (No. 17,615), 
third ,account and second plan cf distribution 
showing payment of a dividend of four shillings 
and five pence eleven sixteenths of a penny in 
the £ on all proved coneurrent claims. 

Peter Joseph Becker and Marjorie Becker, of Corri- 

mal, dairy proprietors (No. 18,476), a first account 

at first plan of dis stribution showing payment 
of a dividend of two shillings and seven pence 
three-farthings on one preferential claim. — 


Also, accounts current only in the undermentioned 


estates :— 
No. 18,3892. George Parkin, of Corowa, storekeeper. 
No, 18,477. Daniel McC auley, ae Ranger’ s-road, Mos- 
man, late of Canal-read, Peters. 


No. 18,480. William Butler, ne ‘Gandele 
WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER, 
Official Assignee. 
47 BHlizabeth-street, Sydney, 
20th September, 1910. 
883 14s. 


(8,033) 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re William Thomas Edwards, of Wyong, late of 
Bathurst, ’bus-driver. 
To the Official As ssignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICKH that the abovenamed bankrupt in- 
tends to apply to the Court, Citizens’ Chambers, 
Moore-street, Sydney, on Thursday, the 6th day of 
October, 1910, at 10 o’clock in. the forenoon, or so 
soon thereafter as ; the course af business will permit, 
that a Ce rtificate of Discharge be granted to_him, 
under and according to the provisions of the ‘‘Bank- 
ruptcy Act, 1898. “Dated the 16th day of September, 


Kee LILO? 
RUSSELL JONES & BARKER, 
Solicitors for the Bankrupt, 
117 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
860 6s. 6d. 


[ Notice at potions tion for a Certificate of Discharge.]} 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN INSOLVENCY AND IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Edgar Joseph Tritton, of Five Dock, labourer. 
To the Official Assignee and. Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICH that Edgar Joseph Tritton intends to 
apply to the Court, on W ednesday, the 19th day of 
October, 1910, at 10 a.m. ., or as soon afterwards as the 
course of business will admit, that a Certificate of 
Conformity be granted to him, "under and according to 
the provisions relating to the Insolvency Acts.—Dated 
this 15th day of September, 1910. 
ROBSON &-COWLISHAW, 
Solicitors for Applicant, 

164 Pitt-street, Sydney. 

866 6s, 6d. 


Be ae 
hs 
“ 


21 Sepr., 1910.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 148. 5281 


In the Supreme Court cf New South Wales. 
: Sheriff’s Office, 

Sydney, 20th September, 1910. 

Stoddart v. Urquhart, T. W. 


ON Monday, the twenty-fourth day of Ovtober, 1910, at-noon, unless the writ of fieri facias herein be previously satisfied, the 


. Sheriff will cause to be sold by public auction, at the Court-house, Gunnedah, all the estate, right, title, and interest to which 


at the date of the writ of fieri facias herein the defendant, T. W. Urquhart, is entitled in the undermentioned conditionally 


~ purchased and conditionally leased lands, viz. :— 


Natureof Land No, Area. County. Parish. By whom, when, and whee selected. 
ee es et Ste looks | : 
| i Neourcn 5 aii 
CLP. | 01-5 66 0 O| Nandewar ...| Boygabri ...| Samuel Taylor, on 17th Jan., 1901, at Gunnedah. 
Cy: 30,483 196 2 0 do Ps do Fas do do ) 
ACO.E 06-12 101 3 0 | Pottingee ...| Gulligal ..| Samuel Taylor, on 24th May, 1906, at Gunnedah. 
CL. 1906-3 304 2 0 do a do do do do 


And in and to all cther conditional leases and rights of conditional lease (if any) held or applied for in virtue of the 
above-described conditionally purchased lands. d 
To be sold eubject to all conditions remaining unfulfilled at the date cf the writ, and also subject to the prior equities or 
lawful claims (if any) of other persons then subsisting with respect to such land so far as the same are, or may be capable of 
enforcement. : 


Norse.—The Sheriff is informed that search in Registrar-General’s Office discloses the registration of a mortgage dated 
31st December, 1908, by the defendant, Thomas William Urquhart, of Boggabri, farmer, to David Valentine Wilson, of 
Boggabri, grazier, of the above lands, to secure £2,000, payable on demand, with interest ut 8 per cent. payable yearly on 31st 


. December (reg. Book 878, No. 182). Also the registration of a transfer by way of mortgage of the same lands, dated same date 


ss mortgage between the same parties (reg. Book 874, No. 224). Aud also the registration of an agreement for sale and pu-chase, 


dated 80th Apiil, 1909 (reg. Book 888, No. 685), between the same parties, by which in consideration of £50 over and above the 


mortgage debt, Urquharé agrees tu sell the said lands, and states: —“ The transfe of the said lands shall be signed by the said 


et or > | 


_ yendor on the signing of this agreement, but this transfer shall not operate uatil the payment by said purchaser to said vendor 


of sailsum of £39. Oa payment of said sum of £50, the vendor hereby authorises the said purchagor to fill in and complete 
said transfer either to himself or to any nominee of his as purchaser, and to date same as of the date of payment of said sum of 
£5}, ani to take such steps as may be necessary to have himself, the said purchaser, or his nominee registered as the absolute 
holler of sail C.¥. and C.L. lands.” 

Terms, Cash. 


J. D. Kennsapy, Manilla, Plaintiff's Attorney. 0. E. B. MAYBURY,- 

By Ansorr & Aten, 2 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. Sheriff. 
900 £1 65s. 
In the District Court of the North-Western District, ; STRAYED from Granville, since 27th August, 1910,—One 

holden at Coonamble. bay gelding, branded 4K fq on near shoulder, both shoulders 
No. of Plaint. 43 of 1909 clipped, skin scraped on near hind quarter, 
4 . 9! - . 
No. of Warrant, 15 of 1909. J. E. Cente 
Between the Council of the Municipality of Coonamble, | ggg : $s. 
plaintiff, ae Ah pee, defendant. : ets. ; 
ON Tuesday, the first day of November, one thousand 7 oe . % 
nine hundred and ten, at twelve o’clock noon, unless STRAYED fem Gio on the tl of Angastn ce ey 
the writ of fieri facias issued herein is previously ieee 2 oekt SR fe Me endi = ans Se er aud b 
_ satisfied, the Registrar will sell by public auction, at | 02 Se oH shoulder. Reward on sending information to“ N) 
the Court-house, Coonamble,—All the equity of re- 8. M. BLACK, 
demption and all other the estate, right, title, and Glenorie. 
and to,— ; | 
All that piece or parcel of land situate in the town MNoUNDINMS. 
and parish. of Coonamble, county of Leichhardt, it ? g 
taini irty- 

Sa aries eee Bee eta *,* Poundkeepers are r2minded that Advertisements of 

tively two and three, of section seven, and having | “impounded Stock are charged for at the rate of ONE SHILLING 

a frontage to Tooloon-street, and being the land | roz zAcH ANIMAL DESCRIBED ; and no. such Advertisement will 


comprised in Certificate of Title dated 9th Sep- | 
tember, 1881, registered volume 544, folio 103. 
The above-described land is subject to a mortgage 
dated 5th September, 1898, registered No. 282,140. 
Terms, Cash, 
Dated this fourteenth day of September, 1910. 
JAS. SHEPHERD, 
Registrar of the Court. 


be inserted in the Gazetie unless. accompanied by a remittance 
sufficient to cover the cost of insertion. 


ALBURY.—Impounded at Albury, on the 5th day of Sep- 
tember, 1910, from travelling stock: reserve No.-33,850, by _ 
W. Plunkett; sum due at date of notice, 14s. 6d, :— 
Red bally bull, like JH near rump, slit near ear, about 3 
ears. 
If not released, will be goid at this Pound at noon on the 
29th September, 1910. 


F, Seymour Hearty, 
Plaintiff’s Solicitor, 


mi Coonamble, 867—Is. » J. CONNORS, Poundkeeper. 
10s. | 

a | BRUSHGROVE.—Impounded at Brushgrove, on the 14th 

In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, (16,889) | day of September, 1910, from grass paddock, by BE. 


Cavanagh :— 
area ; Brindle bull, slit off ear, unbranded, 12 months. 
Re Henry William Booth, of East Kempsey, in the State of Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
New South Wales, contractor. 6th October, 1910. ‘i es 


Ex parte the bankrupt. | 868—I1s. G. YAGER, Poundkeeper. 
TAKE NOTICE that Henry William Booth intends to | cit 
apply to the Court, on Wednesday, the 19th day of October, 
1910, at 10 a.m., or as soon afterwards as the course of business | 
will admit, that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to him, 
under and-according to the provisions of the “ Bankruptcy | 
Act, 1898.”.—Dated this 19th day of September, 1910. 


LEO JOSEPH HARDIMAN, 4 
Solicitor for Bankrupt, , Spotted heifer, like ii, (blotched) near rump, about 2years. 


IN BANKRUPTOY, 


CORAKI.—Impounded at Coraki, on the 9th day of Septem- 
ber, 1910, from Coraki Municipality, by John Hill, by 
order of Coraki Municipal Council; sum due at. date of 
notice, 10s. 6d. each :— 

Spotted cow, like K§ near rump, indistinct brand like R off 
rump, top off ear, aged. : 


interest (if any) of the abovenamed defendant of, in, 992 8s. 
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Kempsey. 
By Joun Wittiams Mavnp, If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
3 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 29th September, 1910, 
872 6s. 6d. 878—2s, T. BRANDON, Poundkeeper. 
No, 148, 21 Seprempgr, 1910,—8, . nialiens 


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C ORAKI.—Impounded at Coraki, on the 13th day of Septem- 
ber, 1910, from freehold land, parish West Ooraki, by 
George Yabsley, by order of William Yabsley ; sum due 
at date of notice, 7s. 9d. :— 

Roan cow, like AC ner rump and loin, U near ribs, blotched 
brand off rump, aged. 

Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

29th September, 1910. 

874—-!s. 


at; BRAN DON, Poundkeeper. 


DENILIQUIN. —Impounded at Deniliquin, on the 23rd day 
of August, 1910, from South Common, by P. Baylis, 
herdsman :— 

Strawberry steer, no brands visible, two notches off ear. 

Strawberry heifer, no brands visible, top off off ear. 

Red cow, both ears cut off, no Lrands visible ; red bull calf at 
foot. 

Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

22nd September, 1910. 


882—4s. R. McDERMOTT, Poundkesper. 


EUGOWRA.—Impounded at Eugowra, on the 9th day of Sep- 
tember, 1910, from Yamma, by T. Doyle, Esq.; sum due 
at date of notice set after each animal :— 

Bay mare, like G or G or G near shoulder, very faint, ecum on 
off eye, about 4 years, about 143 hands; 10s, 6d. 

Brown pory gelding, same brands, hog mane, white spots on 
back, aged, about 14 hands ; 7a. 10d. 


Also, on same day, by W. Banham :— 

Bay gelding, B.T. near shoulder, white feet, star, while spots 
on back, old scar on near hind leg, aged, about 15 hands; ; 
9s. Ed. 

Tf not released. will be sold at this Pound ut noon on the 

&th October, 1910. 

839—3s. 


GLEN INNES —Iimpounded at Glen Innes, on the 10th day 
of September, 1910, from Lillburn, by or ver of C, 
Bloxom, Esq.; sum due at date of notice set after och 
animal :— 

Red bull, white spots on near hip and flank, like Kf over {{ near 
rump, 6 years; 19s. 3d. 

Red cow, mottled face, notch near ear, like (/\ near rump, 4 
years; 183. 

Red heifer, mottled face, same ear-mark and brand, progeny of 
above cow, 12 moaths; 17s. 


CLARA MAHER, 1 


pape ok 


Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
6th October, 1910, 


875—3s. E. SARGEANT, Poundkeeper. 


HAY.—Impounded at Hay, on the 10th day of September, 
1910, from paddock, West Hay, by James Corrigan; sum 
due at date of notice, 10s. :— 

Red and white steer, white under belly, white brush on tail, 
cocked horns, white spot near ribs, piece out bottom off 


ear, like WS over -~ AA near rump, about 18 months. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
29th September, 1910. 


846—1s. R. McKINNEY, Poundkeeper. 


HELENSBURGH.—Impounded at Helensburgh, on the 14th 
day of September, 1910, from farm, off cultivation, by Mr. 
ve H, Hutton; sum due at date of notice, £1 2s. 6d. 

ach :-= 

Red ¢ cow, like @ MU off rump, like g- "off ear, like .. over 
near rump, about 6 years. 2 

Yellow and white cow, =, over UV cffrump, about 5 years, 

Tf not released, will be scld at this Pound at noon on the 

8th October, 1910, 


907-—2s. A, HORAN, Poundkeeper. 


NARRABRI.—Impounded at Narrabri, on the 12th day of 
September, 1910, from Sugar Loaf, by R. Vincent, pia ; 
sum due at date of notice, 19s. 6d. :— 

Brown gelding, proppy fore ‘feet, 'TH near thigh, PO near 
shoulder, aged, 163 hands. Dee 

Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at, noon on the 

6th October, 1910, 


879—1s. H. PANTON, Poundkeeper. 


RAND WICK.—Impounded at Randwick, on the 13th day of 
September, 1910, from Moore Park, by order of G. Baker, 
Ranger; sum due at date of notice, 17s. : 

Bay horse, JR over \/ near shoulder, 8 C over '7 off 
shoulder, 1.'7'7 hind leg, small star, wiite spots on back, 
short mane and tail, shod, aged, 14 hands. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
6th October, 1910. 


880—1s, J. HILL, Poundkeeper. 


[ Price, Gd. ] 


OUTS WAGGA WAGGA.—Impounded at South Wagga 
Wagga, on the 15th day of September, 19:0, from Vine 
Gully, by M44r. W. Clout; sum due at date of notice, 
11s. 8d.:— 
Black and white stay, AA near ribs, near rump, 69 off 
rump, top off near ear, 5 or 6 years. 
Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
6th October, 1910, 


§538~—1s. C. BAILEY, Poundkeeper, 


THNT ERFIELD. i Tompounded at Tenterfield, on the 13th 
day of September, 1916, from Cowpe -y-street, by Mr. F, 
Kneipp; sam due at dats of notice, 11s. : 

Red and white steer, like § K near ribs (the K very faint), 
nick behind near ear, 2 years. 

Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

6th Cctober, 1910, 


905—le. A. MANSFIELD, Poundkeeper. 


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CONTENTS, PAGE 

Proclamations ies “A AY en ate SOL IT 
Local Goverament Act OPr Seletntnons) SCs sess ae 2 OLS2 
Appoiatimnents, &e. .., Bet vas sas one. tee LBS 
Government Notices - ics a) ie OLSD 
Land and Income Tax Assessment —Notices respect ng 5188 
Acts of Parliament assented to ... 4:36 ey) .. 6189 
Government Tramways—Extension san me se ©=-8189 
Government Railways— Extension eeOLee 
Government Railways and Tr amways—By- law... a A conn By 
Notice to Lay Service Pipes ; Sa a. ws =5190 
Applications invited for positions .. Bi see we «<5IOL 
Industrial Disputes Act—Award under ... nie Sn okos 
Legally Qualified Medical Practitioners.., oat Teepe Oke 
Notices under Real Pr: operty Act... 5 aD ag SOLOS, 
Sourt Notices s ae e ee jaaee BL 938 
Tenders “a . ©6194 
Applications for Water Rights,: &e., Licenses... vice 10200 
Yowie Bore Water Trust . Mee ... 5200 
Return of Publicans’ and other Licenses | nee we ©6202 
District Courts a if itt ase ey 6207 
Quarterly Licensing Courts. ae Re ane se 5208 
Officiating Ministers aes a) bee 
licenses under Second- hand Dealers ata ei fea b210 
Oyster Culture Leases... “a9 ass se8 sweets 
Mines Department Notices es mae vs vv ©5212 
Lands Department Notices vid ake ae vest DOL: 
Forestry Notice ... ne. hati hs sc we 6274 
Private Advertisements ... Se me a vs, 6274 
Impoundings be ie Li see §281 


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SPECIAL GAZETTE UNDER THE “PUBLIC SERVICE 
ACT, 1902.” 


APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


Moreton Hypn FirzHarpinen, Hsquire, Senior Reliev- 
ing Police Magistrate, to be the Deputy of F. G. 
Adrian, Esquire, Stipendiary Magistrate, New- 
castle, during the absence of that Officer on leave, 
—from the 21st September, 1910; also to be 
Deputy Licensing Magistrate of the Licensing 
Court for the Licensing District of Newcastle fer 
a period not exceeding two months, and to act as 
District Registrar in Bankruptcy at Newcastle 
and Gosford,—from the same date. 

Freperick Potrern Drvenisu Meares, Esquire, Re- 

lieving Police Magistrate, to act as Clerk of Petty 

Sessions and Chamber Magistrate at the Central 

Police Office, vice Blix, relieved, and during the 

absence of W.'G. B. Smith} Esquire,—from the 

19th September 1910s (cence ater es 
SamurL Kpwarp Bainey, Acting Postmaster, 

Adaminaby, to act as Assistant District Registrar 

of Births, Deaths, and Marriages for the District 

of Monaro at Adaminaby, during the’ absence of 

Mr. J.“Waddeli,—from the 10th Setember, 1910. 

THe undermentioned members of the Police Force to 

be Acting Clerks of Petty Sessions at the places pre- 

ceding their respective names,—from the dates speci- 
fied, viz.:—- ets : : : 

Cobbora—Constable Vivian Henry Wricur, during 
the absence of First Class Constable Tusman, on 
leave,—from the 16th September, 1910, 


Mr. 


Kiandra—Constable Joun FRANCIS WiILsoNn, pending 
the arrival of a successor to Senior-constable Gray, 
transferred,—from the 28th August, 1910. 


JOHN GARLAND. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. Tuomas Leo Byrne, Junior Clerk, Registrar- 
General’s Department, to be Cadet Draftsman in 
that Department,—from the 26th April, 1910. 


Constable Jamus McRaz to be Acting Clerk of Petty 
Sessions at Acacia Creek, vice Pye, transferred,— 
from the lst September, 1910. 

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JOHN GARLAND. 


CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMERT. 


‘HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 


Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved, in pursuance 
of the provisions of section 49 of the ‘‘Public Service 
Act, 1902,” of the following appointments :— — 

Mr. James L’Estrancr, Ambulance Driver, Coast Hos- 
pital, Department of Public Health, being ap- 
pointed as Cleaner and Attendant, Bureau cf 
Statistics, Chief Secretary’s Departnient. 


KF. P. Caampers, Court Keeper and Cleaner, New- 
castle, Department of the Attorney-General and 
of Justice, being appointed as Corridor Cleaner, 
Chief Secretary’s Department, vice Mr. Eli More- 
mon, transferred. 


Mr. 


W. H. WOOD. 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 149. 


[21 Supr., 1910. 


DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to relieve 
William Henry Capper, Esquire, J.P., of his position 
of Member and Acting Chairman of the Local Land 
Boards for the Land Districts of Narrabri and Wal- 
gett, to which position he was appointed for the Meet- 
ings which commenced at Narrabri on the 16th Angust, 
1910, and at Walgett on the 5th September, 1910, 
and to re-appoint 
Rozert McLean, Esquire, J.P., to.be a Member and 
Acting Chairman of the said Boards,—to take 
effect from the 10th September, 1910 (MI. 1910- 
8,318). 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 

the Public Service Board, has been pleased to tem- 

porarily appoint 

Mr.. Georcs Epwarp Bropiz, formerly Inspector- 
General of Charities, to be Acting Accountant, 
Department of Lands, during the absence of Mr. 
Victor Cohen, on leave prior to retirement,—such 
appointment to take effect from the 7th Septem- 
ber, 1910 (MJ. 1910-8,6381). 


S. W. MOORE. 


DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. F. A. Heaney, Clerk, Department of Public 
Instruction ; 

Mr. E. Ne O’Suttivan, B.A., Clerk, Department of 
Lands; 

Mr. L. C. Eear, Assistant Clerk of Petty Sessions, 
Dubbo, Department of the Attorney-General and 
of Justice; and 

Mr. P. F. Séuimne, Assistant Clerk of Petty Sessions, 
Cobar, Department of the Attorney-General and 
of Justice, 
as Clerks to Mining Wardens,—such appointments 
to take effect from the 5th September, 1910, 8th 
September, 1910, 8th September, 1910, and 11th 
September, 1910, respectively. 

[Misc. 1910-7,147-202] 

Mr. CHAarites ALEXANDER Lesiz as Bailiff of the War- 
den’s Court at Queanbeyan, vice Mr. E. C. Hincks- 
man, resigned,—such appointment to take effect 
from the lst September, 1910 (Mise. 1910-7,148- 
202). 

Mr. asics Hastam Wueary, on probation fer 
twelve months, as Cadet Draftsman,—such ap- 
pointment to take effect from the 16th August, 
1910 (Mise. 1910-7,144-202). 

J. A. HOGUE: 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTIOR. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, wtih the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to ap- 
point 
Miss Ameria JosppHine Carn, Junior Assistant Teacher 
of Cookery, Sydney Technical College, on proba- 
tion, as Teacher of Cookery, Technical Education 
Branch, on probation for six months,—to take 
effect from the 19th May, 1910. 
J. A. HOGUE. 


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PERIOD OF PROBATION EXTENDED. 
CHIEF SECRETARY'S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the pro- 
bationary period of employment of 


Attendant Rosert Hamitton New anp, of the Govern- 
ment Asylums for the Infirm, being extended for 
a further term of three months,—from the 27th 


July, 1910, 
W. H. WOOD. 


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CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENTS. 
EPA TMENT OF LABOUR AND INDUSTRY. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Mxeeutive Council, and upon the recommendatiow of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
cf the appointment of 
Miss Jane Grorcina Harriorr as an Inspector of 
Factories and Shops, Department ef Labour and 
Jndustry, being confirmed. 
J. A. HOGUE. 


DEPARTMERT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE, 

HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 

the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 

cf the appointment of 

Mr. Percy Jounw Parrick Putien as Junior Clerk, 
Probate and Intestate Estates Office, being con- 


firmed. : 
JOHN GARLAND. 


COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 
EIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation cf 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the con fir- 
mation of the appointment of 


Mr. Tromas Moca Rosrnson as Junior Clerk, Account 


Branch, The Treasury. 
[H.M. 353] T. WADDELL. 


CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the appoint- 
ment of 


Mr. Grorer Atpert Harztanp Mitis, as Junior Clerk 
in the Bureau of Statistics and Registry of 
Friendly Societies and Trade Unions, Chief Secre- 
tary’s Department, being confirmed. 


: W: H. WOOD. 


DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the confirmation of the appointment of 


Mr. Hzerpurr ALtexanprer Lrage as a Junior Clerk, 
Department of Lands,—the appointment to take 
effect from the 1st September, 1909 (Ml. 1910- 


8,606). 
S. W. MOORE. 


PROMOTIONS. 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 

HIS Excellency the Governor, with the Executive 
Council, and upon the recommendation of the Public 
Service Board, has approved, in pursuance of the pro- 
meres of section 49 of the ‘‘Publice Service Act, 1902,”’ 
that 
Mr. E. ¥. Frost, Chief Engineer and Master, Dredge 

Service, be promoted, vice D. Lawson, trans- 

ferred,—to take effect from 9th August, 1910. 


CHARLES A. LEE. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 
THE Public Service Board have approved of the 
undermentioned Teachers being classified as follows,—- 
to take effect from Ist January, 1910 :— 
By EXAMINATION. 

Class ITA. 
Constance Tremlett, Newtown. 

Class III A. 
Stephen W. Hill, Epping. 
Jane E. Williams, Frederickton. 


For Goop SERVICE. 
Class II A. 
Agnes Kelly, Port Macquarie. 


PUPIL-TEACHERS. 
Class I. 


Rita F. Armstrong, Birchgrove, from 27th May, 1910. 
ees J. Bradford, Adamstown, from Ist April, 
Alberta Chapman, Merewether, from 24th March, 


Robert Hmanuel, Weston, from 1st April, 1910. 

Enid M. Garrett, Cook’s Hill, from 1st April, 1910. 
Gladys Hawkins, Cook’s Hill, from 24th March, 1910. 
Sydna Leslie, Newcastle, from 26th June, 1910. 
May Macara, Crown-street, from 25th May, 1910. 
Millie McMillan, Cook’s Hill, from 1st April, 1910. 
Ruby Maud Neeves, Moree, from 12th May, 1910. 
Ivy Reid, Tweed Heads, from 15th July, 1910. 
Dorothy Wark, Cowra, from 18th July, 1910. 


| Eveline Wilkins, Arncliffe, from 25th June, 1910. 


J. A. HOGUE. 


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21 Sepr., 1910.} 


CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the’ Public Service Board, has approved, in pursuance 
of the provisions of section 14 of the ‘‘Public Service 
Act, 1902,’ of the promotion of the undermentioned 
Officers of the Department of Public Health :— 


Tomas Cooxsry,; Second Government Analyst. 
Wirtitam Micuarn Donerty, Assistant Analyst. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation cf 
the Public Service Board, has approved, in pursuance 
of the provisions of section 14 of the ‘‘Public Service 
Act, 1902,” of the promotion of the undermentioned 
Officers of the Chief Secretary's Department,—to take 
effect from the Ist July, 1910, in each case :— 


Ministerial Office. 

Armstrong, T. de ©., Clerk. 
Sestt, R. ©., Electoral Registrar, Metropolitan Elec- 

torates, &c. 
Peir, H. J., Clerk. 
Hooworth, W. J. T., Shorthand-writer and Typist. 
Hagarty, J. B., Clerk, 
Young, H. A., Clerk. 
Anderson, S. L., Clerk. 


Audit Office. 
Amess, A. B., Clerk. 
Wahlberg, H. H., Clerk. 
Austin, S. W.,. Clerk. 
Gribben, F'., Clerk. 
Loftus, J. T., Clerk. 
Mackenzie, A. C. K., Assistant Inspector. 
Creagh, A., Assistant Inspector. 
Gray, J. C., Assistant Inspector. 
Lister, S. L., Clerk. 
Bisset, J. G., Clerk. 
Smith, P. W., Clerk. 
Clifford, C. W. P., Clerk. 
Dawson, R. C., Clerk. 
Harwood, W. B., Clerk. 


Office of the Inspector-General of Police. 


Q’Connor, W. J., Clerk. 
Baldwin, E. J., Shorthand-writer and Typist. 


Lunacy Department. 


Floyd, J. T., Dispenser. 

Toole, H. G,, Clerk. 

MeGrath, H. H., Clerk, Parramatta. 

McGill, H. R. B., Clerk, Rydalmere. 

Gardiner, L., Clerk, Kenmore. — 

Fleming, J. J., Clerk and Storekeeper, Morisset. 


Board of Fisheries. 
Stead, D. G., Naturalist. 
Wood, A. W.,; Draftsman and Surveyor. 
Barclay, BR. J., Inspector. 
Grane, J. B., Inspector. 
Latta, J. G., Inspector. 
Maloney, J., Inspector. 
Paton, HK. J., Inspector. 
Wakeham, W. W., Inspector. 
Conolly, J. F., Inspector. 
Edwards, G. A., Inspector. 
Foster, S., Inspector. 
Aitken, H., Inspector. 
Bennett, J., Engine-driver. 


Bureau of Statistics and Registry of Friendly 
Societies and Trade Umons. + 
Kelly, J. J., Compiler. 
Waites, T., Compiler. = 
Goodman, G. €., Compiler. 
Vider, A. l., Compiler. 
Whealey, H. W., Compiler. 
Doyle, A. J., Compiler. 
Drake, P. O., Compiler. 
Schmidt, T. J., Compiler. 
Roden, J. A., Compiler. 
McHvoy, B. P., Inspector. 
Tarplee, W. F., Clerk. 


Master in Iamacy’s Office. 
Skinner, W. d., Cashier. . 
Heliyer, A. E., Clerk. 
Bennett, KE... P., Clerk. 

Bureau of Microbiology. 


Salier, EH. W., Clerk, Clerical Relieving Staff. 
Wearne Miss F. S., Clerk. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 149. 


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Government Asyiwms for the Infirm. 


Lake, A., Clerk, Head Office. 
Rowe, R. C., Dispenser, Liverpool. 
Brown, R. J. Clerk, Liverpool. 
Sherwood, Margaret, Matron, Rookwood. 
Cutcliffe, C, A., Foreman, Rookwood. 
Macdermott, C., Assistant Sunerintendent, Waterfall. 
Tunks, Elsie A., Matron, Waterfall. 
Ministerial Office. 
Rice, C., Senior Corridor Cleaner. 
Moremon, E., Corridor Cleaner. 
King, Kate, Cleaner. 
Townsend, Mary, Cleaner. 
Klause, Emily '., Cleaner. 
Audit Office. 
Christie, Fanny T., Cleaner. 
Terry, Frances E., Cleaner. 
Department of Public Health. 


Payne, A., Attendant and Caretaker, Disinfectant 
Station. 


McElhinney, J., Caretaker and Cleaner, Health 
Office. 


Armer, F. M.,e&ttendant, Hospital Admission Depot. 
Williams, J. G., Assistant to Inspector under Pure 
Food Act. 
Simms, J. A., Cook, Lazaret. qe 
Ramsay, J. C., Office Assistant, Coast Hospital. 
Mackie, J. T., Wardsman, Coast Hospital. 
Craig, J. E., Wardsman, Coast: Hospital. 
Town, R., Attendant, Coast Hospital. ; 
Brigham, T. J. General Attendant, Coast. Hospital. 
Tinman, R.; Grounds Attendant, Coast Hospital. 
Farrer, F., Painter, Coast Hospital. ; 
McKenney, J. T., Senior Ambulance-driver, Coast 
Hospital. : 
Calf, F. C., Second Ambulance-driver, Coast Hospital. 
Calf, E. J., Third Ambulance-driver, Ooast Hospital. 
L’Estrange, J., Fourth Ambulance-driver, Coast 
Hospital. } 
Hooper, Helen, Neediewoman, Coast Hospital. 
Currie, Annie, Cleaner. 
Board of Fisheries. 
Behan, Florence, Caretaker and Cleaner. 
Government Statistician. 
Dick, Elizabeth, Cleaner. 
Police Department. 
Mooney, Lydia, Cleaner. 
Sproule, Annie, Cleaner. 
O’Brien, Phoebe B., Cleaner. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Publice Service Board, has approved, in_ pur- 
suance of the provisions of section 14 of the ‘Public 
Service Act, 1902,’’ and in accordance with the terms 
of No. 475 of the Regulations under the said Act, 
of the promotion of the undermentioned Officers of the 
Chief Seeretary’s Department,—to take effect from 
the Ist July, 1910 :— 
Ministerial Office. 
Cass, G: E. B., Clerk. 
_. Audit Office 
O’Neil, G. W., Clerk. 
Stokes, C. W., Clerk. 
Gray, R. G., Clerk. 
Rolfe, J. J., Clerk. 
Tainacy. 
Adams, A. E., Clerk. 
Thompson, W. R., Clerk. 
Vautm, E. E., Clerk. 
Bureau of Statistics and Registry of Friendly 
Societies and Trade Unions. 
C., Compiler. 
Master in Lunacy’s Office. 
Sheedy, F. J., Clerk. 
Government Asylums for the Infirm. 
Hodgkinson, A., Clerk, Rookwood. 


Downes, F. W., Dispenser, Parramatia. 


Jackson, F. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved, in pursuance 
of tha revisions of section 14 of the ‘Public Service 
Act, 1902,” of the premotion of 

Mr. C. H. Bennert, First Clerk, Master in Lunacy’s 

Office, Chief Seeretary’s Department. 
W. H. WOOD. 


5286 


DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Ecard, has been pleased to approve 
of the promotion of the following Officers of the Chart- 
ing Branch of this Department, viz.:— 
Messrs. S. A. Lex, G. Oom, J. Rowtry, §. C. Burnect, 
EB. M. Mercairs, 8S. I. Casn, A. N. Granam, and 
A. Fruron, in consequence of the retirement of 
Mr. E. P. Bishop,—to take effect from the ist 
July, 1910 (Mise. 1910-7,002-202). 
J. A. HOGUE. 


DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the promotion, under the provisions of No. 149 
of the Regulations under the ‘‘Public Service Act, 
1902,’ of the following Officers,—to take effect in each 
case from the Ist July, 1910:— 
Mr. WitttAm McMiuran, Examiner of Accounts, Ac- 
count Branch, Head Office, to the position of Sub- 
Accountant, Account Branch, Had Office (M1. 
1910-8,610). 
_ Ricearp Pyne Browne, Crown Land Agent, Car- 
coar (Ml. 1910-8,626). : 
-, JoHN Gorpon Bieear, Clerk, Account Branch, 
Head Office (Ml. 1910-8,625). 
_ Epwarp Freeman Way, Clerk, Conditional Pur- 
chase Branch, Head Office (MI. 1910-8,628). 
. Franots Gorge Hack, Clerk, Account Branch, 
Head Office (M1. :1910-8,624). 
- ArtHuR WARREN Cornisu, Clerk, Information 
Bureau, Head Office (Ml. 1910-8,623). 
_ Francis Ware Grirrin, Clerk, Conditional Pur- 
chase Branch, Head Office (M1. 1910-8,622). 
-. Epwarp Camepetn, Clerk, Account Branch, Head 
Office (MI. 1910-8,621). 
Wiittam Josspx Macponneti, Clerk, Account 
Branch, Head Office (M1. 1910-8,620). 
r, JoHN Frrcuson, Crown Land Agent, Barmed- 
man (Ml, 1910-8,619). 
- AppxanpEeR Augustus Avpet, Clerk, Ministerial 
Branch, Head Office (MI. 1910-8,618). 
Ropert Sroso, Clerk, Miscellaneous 
Head Office (Ml. 1910-8,617). 
. Dovenas Dicxin, Clerk, Local Land Board Office, 
Moree (MI. 1910-8,616). 
| Wririam Bepe Riorpan, Clerk, Local Land Board 
Office, Orange (Mi. 1910-8,615). 
Freperick Joun Barnarp, Clerk, Local Land 
Board Office, Wagga Wagga (Ml. 1910-8614). 
. Josuva Tucx, Clerk, Occupation Branch, Head 
Office (M1. 1910-8,612). 
Artuur Howarp Fraser, Clerk, Local Land 
Board Office, Grafton (Ml. 1910-8,611). 


S. W. MOORE. 


Branch, 


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PROMOTION AND TRANSFER. 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to ap- 
rove of the promotion, under the previsions of No. 
149 of the Regulations under the ‘‘Public Service Act, 
1902,’ and transfer of 
Mr. Georar Connetiy, Clerk, Local Land Board 
Office, Hay, to the position of Clerk, Relieving 
Staff, Department of lLands,—the increased 
salary to take effect from the Ist July, 1910, and 
the transfer from the 10th September, 1910 (MI. 


1910-8,613). 
S. W. MOORE. 


CONFIRMATION OF PROMOTION AND 
TRANSFER. 


DEPARTMENT OF LANDS, — 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the confirmation of the promotion and transfer of 
Mr. Donato Fraser, Draftsman, Local Land Board 
Office, Forbes, to the position of Draftsman in the 
Local Land Board Office, Moree,—the increased 
salary to take effect from the Ist July, 1909, and 
the transfer from the 29th October, 1909 (MI. 


1910-8,609). ae aa 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 149. 


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[21 Sepr., 1910. 


RESIGNATIONS. 
CHIBF SECRETARY'S DEPARTMEDT. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has accepted the resignation of, 
Nurse Annie Quilkey, of the Government Asylums for 
the Infirm, from the Public Service,—as from the 
14th September, 1910. 
W. H. WOOD. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has approved of the acceptance of 
the resignation of 

Mr, EB. M. Carter of his position as an Engineering 
Assistant in the Department of Public Works,— 
to take effect from ist instant. 

W. S. Griffiths of his position as Survey Drafts- 
man, Professional Relieving Staff of this Depart- 
ment,—to take effect as from 27th August, 1910. 


CHARLES A. LEE. 


Mr. 


DEPARTHENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to approve of 
the acceptance of the resignations of the ‘Teachers 
named on the accompanying list,—to take effect. from 
the dates specified in connection with their respec- 


tive names. 
J. A. HOGUE. 


McMillan, Edith, Coonabarabran, Assistant, from 
15th November, 1909. 
Haydon, Belmont, Little Billabong Provisional, 


Teacher, from 30th November, 1909. 
Meredith, Samuel J. H., Marebone 
Teacher, from 20th November, 1909. 
Kelly, Wiliam C., Piallaway Provisional, Teacher, 
from 30th November, 1909. 
Small, Ethel M., Kogarah, Assistant, from 30th No- 
vember, 1909. 
Birk, Gertrude E., Richmond, Assistant, from 30th 
Nevember, 1909. 
Fuller, Nellie, Tumbarumba, Assistant, from 31st De- 
cember, 1909. 

Blackmore, Albert, Dangelong Provisional, Teacher, 
from 3ist December, 1909. 

Atkinson, Annie E., Summervale, Teacher, from 3lst 
December, 1909. 

Davies, Sarah, Dungog, Assistant, from 3lst Decem- 
ber, 1909. 

Widdy, Elizabeth A., Marengo, Assistant, from 31st 
December, 1909. 

McNulty, Ruby C., Leichhardt, Assistant, from 31st 
December, 1909. ! 

Atkinson, Evelyn M., Combo Provisional, Teacher, 
from 8ist December, 1909. 


Provisional, 


Dick, Emily, Carrington, Assistant, from 31st Decem- 


ber, 1999. 

Goughlan, Thomas K., Railway Camp No. 1, Teacher, 
from 3lst December, 1909. 

Weedon, Lucy, Crookwell, Assistant, from 31st Decem- 
ber, 1909. 
Stewart, Fred E., Dilga Provisional, Teacher, from 
81st December, 1909. : : 
Lee, Mrs. Bessie, Broken Hill North, Assistant, from 
3ist December, 190 

Le Messurier, Minnie, 
December, L909. 

Bullow, Isabel, Enmore, Assistant, from 31st Decem- 
ber, 1909. 

Scanlan, Ada M., Albury, Assistant, from 3lst Decem- © 
ber, 1909. 

Smith, Mrs. Jessie W., 
9th January, 1910. 

Freeman, Herbert H., Alexandria, Pupil-teacher, 
from 12th January, 1910. 

Howe, Herbert, Mungay Creek, Teacher, from 3lst 
January, 1910. : 
Wheatley, Millicent, Townsend Provisional, Teacher, 

from 31st January, 1910. 
Dandie, Mrs. Constance, Woodburn, 
alist January, 1910. : ; Sraaahh te 
Kelly, Mrs. Amy A., Mandalong Provisional, Teacher, 
from 3ist January,-1910. - ' : we ; 
Hart, William A. J., Wanaaring, Teacher, from 31st 
January, ; tee Pie basdgion 
Price, Edward. C., Gowrie Half-time, Teacher, from 
gist January, 1910. 2 , * 
Jenner, Martha O., Hartview Provisional, Teacher, 
_ from 3ist January, 1910. - : a ee 
Taylor, Mrs. May M., Birchgrove, Assistant, from 
3lst January, 1910. 
Lofts, Harold E., Burrier, 
ary, 1910. 


os 
Hill End, Assistant, from 31st 


Katoomba, Assistant, from 


b~ ot 
Assistant, . from 


vLU. 


Teacher, from 31st Janu- 


21 Spr. 1910.] 


Rossiter, Leila V., Forest Lodge, Assistant, from 31st 
January, 1910. 


Woodland, Alfred, Euwylong, Teacher, from 31st 
January, 1910. 

Robinson, Elizabeth, West Wallsend, Assistant, from 
sist January, 1910. 

Hepher, Ethel, Toronto, Assistant, from 31st Janu- 
ary, 1910. 

Johnson, Allen, Wollongong, Assistant, from 31st 


\ January, 1910. 
Fitzgerald, Mary Assistant, from 31st 
January, 1910. 
Cartwright, Ermine, 28th 
February, 1910. 
Yates, G. R. Gostwyck, Big Creek, Teacher, from 28th 
February, 1910. 
Panton, Vera, Lily Grove P 
28th Febr uary, 1910. 
Kilmister, Esther A., Sw eh brook Provisional, Teacher, 
from 28th Februar Va ees 

Coonan, Klinor, Bathurst, Assistant, from 28th Feb- 
ruary, 1910. 

Ackland, Mabel, Wallerawang, Assistant, from 28th 
February, 1910, 

Green, Victor Allen, Petersham, Pupil-teacher, from 
28th February, 1910. 

Free, Mary Grace, lort-street, Assistant, from 28th 
February, 1910. 
Rainbow, Oscar A., Canterbury, 
from 11th March, 1910. 
Moran, Michael J., Noraville, 
March, 1910. 

Wobb, Jessie M., 
March, 1910. 

Dayis, Mrs. Ellen (nee. Bradford), 
Assatunk from 2lst March, 1910. 

Gilbert, Mrs. Lucy E., (nee Beaver), Nangus Creek 
Provisional, Teacher, from 31st March, “1910. 

Burrell, Margaret A., Denman, Assistant, from 3ist 
March, 1910, 

Darton, Madge, Emmagool Provisional, Teacher, 
3lst March, 1910. 

Suters, Edwin S., Bests and Dingle 
Teacher, from 31st March, 1910. 


., Manildra, 


Manly, Assistant, from 


rovisional, Teacher, from 


Junior Assistant, 
from 31st 
from 31st 


Murwillumbah, 


Teacher, 


Greenbank, Teacher, 


from 


Half-time, 


O’Brien, Richard, Walters Prov isional, Teacher, from 
31st March, 1910. 
Knight, May, Plentyana Provisional, Teacher, from 


31st March, 1910. 

’ Gornall, Essie M., Bathurst, 
March, 1910. 

Glover, Eva, Dubbo, Assistant, from 31st March, 1910. 


Hodgins, Thomas H. Mitchell Island, Junior Assist- 
ant, from 81st March, 1910. 

Leonard, Samuel 8. , Putty, Teacher, from 31st March, 

Preston, Miss Vera, Merewether, Ex-student, from 
15th April, 1910. 

eeu ank, Dunvegan, Teacher, from 17th April, 


Assistant, from dist 


Beatson, Alexander, 
24th April, 1910. 
MVE Louisa, Waverley, Pupil-teacher, from 28th 
pril, 
Carne, Harry, Sydney Boys’ High 
from 30th April, 1910. 
Saher Robert G., Long Reach, Teacher, 
1910. 
MeCahock, Ruby, 
from 30th A: ril, 
Taylor, Walter 
30th April, 1910. 
Miller, ae Narromine, Assistant, from 30th April, 
191 


Grafton South, Assistant, from 


School, Ex-student, 
from 30th 
vars Provisional, Teachor, 


“Galore Half-time, Teacher, from 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 149. 5287 
Doolan, Alice, Tumbarumba, Assistant, from 17th 
May, 1910. 


Jones, A, Lindun, Methul Provisional, Teacher, ftom 
dist May, 1910 

Hobbs, Nicholas H., Manobalai Provisional, Teacher, 
from 8ist May, "1910. 

Cameron, Annie M., Wallendbeen, 
sist May, 1910. ( 

Gunes Violet B., Blackville, Teacher, from 31st May, 

910, 


Tobia, Margaret, Double Bay, Assistant, from 31st 
May, 1910. 

Thompson, Ada R., Newtown, Assistant, from 3Slst 
May, 1910. 

Rowland, Isa, Islington, 
1910. 


Assistant, from 


Assistant, from 3ist May, 


Thwaites, Arthur C., Cuttabri Half-time, Teacher, 
from 3ist May, 1910; 

Ramsay, Malcolm C., Belmore River Upper, Teach>r, 
from 3lst May, 1910. 

Boland, Miriam, West Wallsend, Assistant, from 31st 


May, 1910. 

Angus, Jean C., Burwood, Ex-student, from 31st 
May 1910. 

Byrne, Rene Sie Newtown, Assistant, from 15th June, 


1910. 
Bro own, Amy E.,. Gilgandra, 
June, 1910, 
Hanson, Matilda, Wagga Wagga, Assistant, from 80th 
June, 1910. 
Perry, William § 
1910. 
Farlow, 
1070, 
Quinn, Mary Alice, 
June, 1910. 
Josephs son, Emily, Bondi, 
1910. 


from 30th 


Assistant, 

., Dorrigo, Assistant, from 30th June, 

Julia, Woodburn, Assistant, from 30th June, 

Willoughby, Assistant, from 30th 

Assistant, from 8th July, 

Cook, Grace H., Bangalow, Assistant, from 31st July, 

Downie, Joan D. , Brundah Provisional, Teach 
31st July, 1940. 

Hubbard, Hannah A., Petersham, Assistant, from 31st 
July, 1910, ; 

Entwisle, Robert B., Rhyanna, 


July, 1910. 
Arey, Beatrice L., Orange, Assistant, from 31st July, 


r, from 


Teacher, from 31st 


E9107 
eae aie Albert, Spring Hill, Assistant, from 31st July, 
Deasy, Katie, Sinclair Provisional, Teacher, 

July, 1910. 

Johnson, Hustace, Colonna, 

1910 


from 31st 


Teacher, from 31st July, 


RETIREMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTIO? 


HIS Excellency the Governor and the Executive Coun- 
cil, upon the recommendation of the Public Service 
Board, have approved of the undermentioned Teachers 
being ‘allowed to retire from the Public Service, with- 
out gratuity, as from the dates following their respec- 
tive names :— 

Miss Australia Capper, Assistant Teacher, 
Public School, Cook’s Hill,—3lst October, 1910. 
Mr. Thomas Howard, Teacher, Superior Public School 

Cowra,—31st January, 1911. 


Superior 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon "the recommendation of 
the Publie Service Board, has approved of the retire- 
ment from the Public Service of 


Mrs. A. M. Curtey, Assistant Teacher, Superior Pub- 
Edwards, Gertrude, Bomaderry, Assistant, from 30th lic School, Leichhardt West, on the Ist May, 
April 1910. TS10; an terms of section 63 of the ‘Public Ser- 
Purcell, Ida M., Werris Creck, Assistant, from 13th Act, 1902.” 
May, 1910, J. A. HOGUE, 
SYDNEY: 


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No. 150.] WEDNESDAY, 21 SEPTEMBER. (1910. 
The Treasury, New South Wales, 3. The Chief Commissioner shall, in respect of each 
Sydney, 21st September, 1910 Supe clcotlon, appoint a Returning Officer and two 
: , scrutineers. 


“RAILWAY SERVICE SUPERANNUATION ACT, 4. The Chief Commissioner shall, either by circulars 


1910.” distributed among the officers, or by posters exhibited 

; at the stations, workshops, and depéts, or by adver- 

| j IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of tisement in the ‘‘Weekly Notice,’’ notify the date for 
the Executive Council, has been pleased to | Tece!ving nominations. 


approve of the following Regulations made under the 5. Nominations shall be in writing, signed by not 
“Railway Service Superannuation Act, 1910,” for the | less than er oneas Spntelod) toy voter att houelec, 
election to the Board constituted under that Act, of | eg ne cree ocd fo Wie, Rota ming, Umicas 


‘ on or before the date notified as nomination day, 
representatives of the Railway and Tramway Services. | together with a written statement from the nominee 


that he will serve on the Board if elected. 


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T. WADDELL. 6. Upon receipt of the nominations, if there be 


not more persons nominated than required to be 
elected, the Returning Officer shall declare, by notice 
in the Gazette, such person or persons to be elected. 


Reguuations for the election of members of the Rail- 


way Service Superannuation Board :— 7. If more persons are nominated than are required 


to be elected the Returning Officer shall, by notice 
in the Gazette, fix the day of election. 


8. The Returning Officer shall cause poner papers in 
the scheduled form and envelopes addressed to him, to 
be printed and a sufficient number to be sent to each 
Head of a Branch for distribution amongst the officers 
entitled to vote. The Head of the Branch shall 
certify to the distribution of such ballot-papers. 


_1. Board means the Railway Service Superannua- 
tion Board constituted under section 3 of the ‘“Rail- 
way Service Superannuation Act, 1910.” 


2. These regulations shall apply to— 


(a) the election under the said section of two 


members of the Board by the officers in the 
Railway Service; 


(b) the election of one such member by the officers 


f Any surplus _ballot-papers shall be returned by the 
in the Tramway Service. 


Heads of the Branches to the Returning Officer. 


SSS... SSS 


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9. The Returning Officer shall supply locked ballot- | 


boxes to the officer-in-charge of such railway and 
tramway stations, depdts, and workshops _as may be 
notified by him in a copy of the ‘‘Weekly Notice.’’: 


Such officer-in-charge shall cause them to be placed 
in suitable positions for use at the elections, and im- 
mediately after the day of election forward them to 
the Returning Officer. 


10. An officer may vote for not more than and shall 
vote for not less than the number of persons to be 


elected. Any ballot-paper which is not marked in 
accordance with the scheduled directions shall be 
invalid. 


11. Every voter shall, after marking the ballot- 
paper in the aforesaid manner, place it in the envelope 

rovided for the purpose, and (a) place the envelope 
in a ballot-box provided as Beoteeaia. or (b) send it By 
train, or (c) send it by post. 


Such envelope need not be stamped, but if sent by 
train or by post must be sent so as to reach the 
Returning Officer on or before the day of election. 


12. As soon as practicable after the day fixed for 
election, the Returning Officer, shall, in the presence 
of the scrutineers, proceed to ascertain the number 
of votes recorded for each candidate, and to declare 
the candidate or candidates obtaining the greatest 
number of votes, duly elected. 


Such election shall be notified in the Gazette. 


_ 18._dn the case of an equality of votes, the Return- 
ing Officer. shall give a casting-vote or casting-votes, 
but in no other case shall he record his vote. 


14. The method of filling any vacancy in the Board 
caused by the death or resignation of an elective mem- 
ber shall, as far as practicable, be that. set out in the 
above regulations. 


15. If any question arises as to the regularity or 
validity of any ballot or the voting thereat, such 
question shall be determined by the Chief Commis- 
sioner, whose decision shall be final. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 150. 


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[21 Sepr., 1910. 


SCHEDULE. 
Form or BaAuLot-PAPERS. 
Form for election by officers in the Railway Service. 
Name in full and office of candidates. 


JOHN WATKINS (office) ' | 


DAVID SMITH (office) | 


JAMES RICHARDS (office) | 


9 2? Led 


Indicate the candidates for whom you intend to 
vote by placing a cross in the square opposite their 
names. oters may not vote for more or less than 
two candidates. . 


Form for election by officers in the Tramway Service. 
Name in full and office of candidate. 


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Indicate the candidate for whom you intend to vote 
by placing a cross in the square opposite his name. 
ae may not vote for more or less than one candi- 

ate. 


SYDNEY: 


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No. 151. ] WEDNESDAY, 28 SEPTEMBER. [1910. 


PROCLAMATION 


mG 


New Sourm WAtzgEs, By His Exeoliency The Right [flonourable Frepzric Jonny Narrer, Baron 
to-wit. : : : ‘ 
Cuetusrorp, Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
(L.8.) 
CHELMSFORD, 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth cf Australia. 


Michael and Saint George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its 


HEREAS by the ‘‘Parliamentary Elections (Second Ballot) Act, 1910,” it is among other things enacted that the 
Governor may proclaim a day and place on which Revision Courts, consisting of Stipendiary or Police Magistrates 
shall before every general election be held in each District to revise the Supplemental Rolls for such district : And whereas by 
a Proclamation dated the 20th September, 1910, Thursday, 29th September, 1910, was appointed as the day and date, and 
Cobar was appointed as the place, for the holding of the Revision Court for the Cobar Electorate : And whereas it has been 
found inexpedient to hold the said Revision Court on the date and at the place prescribed: Now, therefore, I, FREDERIC 
Joun Naprrer, BARoN CHELMSFORD, as such Governor as aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council, do hereby 
proclaim, under the said Act, the day and place set out hereunder to be the day and place on and at which the said Revision 
Court shall be held, viz, :— 


ScireDULE, 


Electorate. | Place cf Revision. | Day and Date, 


Cobar ... AS, Me Ach ae : Nyngan 5e a ie ae ...| Friday, 30th September, 1910. 


aaa 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this twenty-seventh day of September, in the year of our Lord one 
thousand nine hundred and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign, 


_ By Uis Uxeellency’s Command, 
J. A. HOGUE. — 
2933] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. [28 Supr., 1910. 


PROCLAMATION 
New Sourn Wass, ) By His Excellency The Right [onoie- 
to wit, able Frenpzric JouN Naprer, Daron 
Currmsronp, Knight Commander of 


(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and ita 


Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia, 
V HEREAS under and by virtue of the ‘‘Theatres 
and Public Halls Act, 1908,’? power is vested 
in the Governor of the State of New South Wales, 
by Proclamation_in the Gazette, to apply the pro- 
visions of Part II of the said Act to such theatres 
and public halls as may be named therein, or as may 
be situate within the localities named or _ described 
therein, and the said Part should apply only to such 
theatres and public halls: . Now, 
F'reperico Joun Napier, Baron CurupMsrorp, the 
Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, in pursuance of the provisions of the said 
“Theatres and Public Halls Act, 1908,’ and of any 
other power me thereunto enabling, with the advice 
of the Exeéutive Council of the said State, do, by this 
my Proclamation, declare that the provisions of 
Part If of the ‘‘Theatres and Public Halls Act, 1908,” 
shall be applied to the Halls mentioned hereunder, 
Vitis a= 
Locality. 


Mathoura 
Petersham 
Munmbledool 
Port Kembla 
Newtown 


Governor, 


Name of Hail. 


Shire Hall. 
. heeture Hall (Town Hall). 
The Willows Hall. 
Lecture Hall. 
Oddfellows Hall (Upper 
Hall), Knmore-road. 
Yerranderie Assembly Hall. 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this 
twentieth day of September, in the year of 
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, 
and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 


W. H. WOOD. 


[1789] GOD SAVE THE KING! 
PROCLAMATION 

New SoutH WALEs, ad His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit, able FREpERIC JOHN NAPIER, BARON 
CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 
(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 


Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 

Ea pursuance of the provisions of the ‘“Theatres 

and Public Halls Act, 1908,’’ I, fRupERIo JOHN 
Narrer, Baron CuEetMsrorp, the Governor aforesaid, 
with the advice of the Executive Council, do, by this 
my Proclamation. revoke those portions of the Pro- 
clamations set out in the appended Schedule, declar- 
ing that the provisions of Part II of the abovecited 
Aet shall be applied to the halls specified. 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this 
twentieth day of September, in the year of 
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, 
and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Eixcellency’s Command, 
W. H. WOOD. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 


SCHEDULE. 
Published in Gazette. 
Locality. Name of Hall. = 
No. Date. 
Albury ...| Jones’ Dancing Hall] 96 | 15th July, 1909 
Bathurat «.| Victoria Hali ..| 96 | 15th July, 1909 
Hay ...| Academy of Music | 96 | 15th July, 1909 
Mosman ...| Cave’s Hall ..{ 96 | 15th July, 1909 
Mosman ...| Walker’s Hall ...| 96 | 15th July, 1909 
Newiown Alexandra Hall ...|184 | 20th October, 1909 
Paddington .,.| Thornley Club Hall) 96 | 15th July, 1909 
Yowie Bay ...| Matson’s Hall ...| 96 | 15th July, 1909 


[1790] 


® 


therefore, I, 


PROCLAMATION 


Nuw SourH ay be His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit, able FrEDERIC JOHN Narier, BARON 
CHELMsrorD, Knight Commander. of 


(u.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor, Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 


[* pursuance of the power and authority vested in that 
behalf by the “ Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 1898,” in the 
Governor of New South Wales, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, I, Fuxpunic Joun Napier, BARON CHELMSFORD, the 

Governor aforesaid, do, with the advice of the Executive. 

Council, hereby appoint the following days and dates to ke 

observed-as Public Holidays in the localities mentioned here- 

under, namely :— 

Broken Hill District, Mandowa Shire, Manilla Municipality— 
Thursday, 6th October, 1910. 

Ardiecthan, Broadwater, Buckendoon, Bungawalbin, Casino, 
Codrington,  Coraki; Dungarubba, East Wardell, 
Greemidge, Irvington, Nerth Weodburn, Riley’s Hil}, 
South Woodburn, Swan Pay, Tatham, Tomki, and Wardell 
Districts —Wednesday, 12th October, 1910. 


Corowa District— Wednesday, 19th October, 1910. 

Newcastle, Wickham, Kahibah, Waratah, Maitland and 
Northumberland TElectorates and Si-gleton Electorate 
with the exception of Singleton Municipality— Monday, 
24th Octeber, 1910. 

Wagga Wagga District, 
October, 1910, 

Murwillumbah Police District—Thursday, 17th November, 
1910, 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this twenty- . 
seventh day of September, in the year of our Lord one 
thousand nine hundred and ten, and in the first year 
of His Majesty’s Reign. 


Kyogle Shire—Wednesday, 26th 


By His Hxcellency’s Command, 
J. A. HOGUE.. 


[2082] GOD SAVE THE KING! 

PROCLAMATION 

New Sourn Wass, ) By His Excellency The Right Honours 
ae FREDERIC JOHN NAPIER, Baron 

CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 


to wit, 


(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependeneies, in the Commonwealth of 


Ausiralia. 


HEREAS by section 144 of the “Stock Act, 
1901,” the Governor is empowered by Procla- 
mation to suspend the provisions of any one or more 
of the sections of Part IV of that Act, for any period 
not exceeding six months, in respect to. any stock 
introduced, er proposed to be introduced, from any cf 
the Australian States: And whereas it is desirable to 
suspend the operation of the provisions of the 155th 
section of the ‘‘Stock Act, 1901,’ being a section of 
that Part of the said Act, and of any regulation made 
thereunder relating to the quarantining of stock im- 
ported from any of the Australian States, for a period 
of six months: Now, therefore, 1, Freperic JoHN 
Navirr, Baron CaetmMsrorp, Governor aforesaid, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, do hereby sus- 
pend, for a period of six months from the 30th Septem- 
ber, 1910, the provisions of section 155 of the “Stock 
Act, 1901,’ and of any such regulation as aforesaid, 
so far as the same relates to the quarantining of stock 
from any of the Australian States. 


[1910-1,404-254 Stock] 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Government 
House, Sydney, this twenty-seventh day of 
September, in the year_of our Lord one thou- 
sand nine hundred and ten, and in the first 
year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN HUGHES. 


[1639] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


28 Supr., 1910.] 


PROCLAMATION 
Nw Sours Watxs, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour. 
to wit, ran Freprnio JoHN NApier, Baron 
CuHELMsrorp, Knight Coimmancer of 
(1.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint Gvorge, Govcinor of 
CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia, 


1 ge ecomar by the ‘‘Justices Act, 1962,” it is 
amongst other things provided that the Governor 
may, by Proclamation, establish additional Courts of 
Petty Sessions, and appoint the places at and the 
District for which such Courts shall be held, and in 
like manner abolish any such Courts, whether now 
existing or hereafter established: And whereas it is 
expedient to establish an additional Court of Petty 
Sessions at Kogarah, within the Metropolitan Police 
District: Now, therefore, I, Freperic Joun Napier, 
Baron Cueumsrorp, the Governor aforesaid, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, do, by this my 
Proclamation, establish a Court of Petty Sessions at 
Kogarah, within the District. aforesaid, from the 
first day of October next, and I appoint Kogarah 
to be the place at which such Court shall be held; 
and I also appoint and define the limits of the said 
Court to be as follow, that is to say, that the Court 
of Petty Sessions hereby established at Kogarah shall 
have and exercise civil and crimival jurisdiction within 
the District hereunder described from and after the 
first day of October next :— 


Ko@gsrRAw Purry Sessrens District. 


That portion of the Metropolitan Police District 
within the following boundaries: Commencing on the 
' left bank of Woolli Creek, at its junction with Cook’s 
River; by that bank of that creck upwards to the 
south-eastern boundary of Thomas Brainson’s 40 acres, 
portion 103, parish of St. George; by that boundary 
and the south-eastern boundaries of William Lee’s 
100 acres, portion 102, and John Leadbeater’s 80 acres, 
portion 101, south-westerly; and by lines along the 
centre of Canary’s-road south-easterly, the centre of 
Broad-arrow road south-westerly, the centre of Bond’s- 
road north, the centre of Josephine-street, and the 
south boundary of George Pashley’s 80 acres, portion 
132, west to Salt Pan Creek; by the left bank of that 
creek to George’s River; by the left bank of that 
river upwards to the dam across that river at Liver- 
pool; by a line along the centre of that dam to the 
right bank of that river; and by that bank downwards 
to the Woronora River; by the left bank of that river 
upwards to the crossing of the Old Wollongong road ; 
by the eastern side of that road southerly to a gum- 
tree marked broad-arrow over w on that road; thence 
a line forming the south-western boundary of the 
parish of Sutherland and bearing south 54 degrees 
east to the Port Hacking River; by the left bank of 
that river upwards to a point west of the south-west 
corner of portion 20, parish of Bulgo; by a line and 
the south boundary of that portion east, its east boun- 
dary north to the South Pacific Ocean; and by the 
high-water mark of that ocean, 2nd the southern and 
western high-water mark of Botany Bay, and the 
high-water mark of the right bank of Cook’s River 
generally northerly and westerly, to the point of 
commencement,—inclusive of the tidal waters of all 
tributaries of George’s River from Botany Bay to 
the dam at. Liverpool. ; 

And the boundaries of the Water Police Office and 
Newtown Petty Sessions Districts appointed and de- 
fined under the said Act shall from and after that 
date be amended and altered in the manner hereunder 
described, that is to say :— 


Water Portce Orricr Prrry Sessrons District. 
(Amended boundaries.) 


That dh tb of the Metropolitan Police District 
within the following boundaries: Commencing on the 
high-water mark of Darling Harbour, at the foot of 
King-street ; and bounded thence by a line along.the 
centre of that street easterly to the centre of Mac- 
quarie-street; thence by the prolongation of a line 
along the centre of that street southerly to the centre 
of Albert-street; thence by a line along the centre of 
that street south-easterly to meet the northerly pro- 
longation of a line along the centre of College-street ; 
thence by that~ prolongation and a line along the 
eentre of that street and its prolongation southerly 
to the centre of Oxford-street; thence by a line along 
the centre of that street south-easterly to the centre 
of Riley-street; thence by a line along the centre of 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 


5293 


that street southerly to the centre of Devonshire- 
street; thence by a line along the centre of that street 
and its prolongation south-easterly to the centre of 
Crown-street; thence a line along the centre of that 
street and its prolongation southerly to the centre of 
Cleveland-strect; thence a line along the centre of 
that street easterly to the centre of Dowling-street ; 
thence a line along the centre of that street and 
its prolongation southerly to the southern boundary 
of the Sydney Common; by that boundary and the 
northern boundary of the Kensington Estate easterly 
to the western side of Bunnerong-road; by that side 
of that road northerly to the southern side of Lachlan- 
street extension; thence by a line crossing the Rand- 
wick-road and Sydney to Randwick tramway line 
north-easterly to the intersection of the south-western 
side of Oxley-street with the south-eastern side of 
Martin-road; by south-eastern, north-eastern, and 
northern sides of the latter road generally north-east- 
erly and north-westerly to the intersection of the 
south-westerly prolongation of the south-eastern side 
of Cook-road; by that prolongation north-easterly to 
the southern® side of Lang-road; by southern and 
eastern sides of that road and a line north-easterly 
and northerly to the centre of Park-road; by a line 
along the centre of that road westerly to meet the 
southerly prolongation of a line along the centre of 
Green’s-road; by that prolongation and a line north- 
erly to a point east of the south-eastern corner of 
D, Cooper’s grant of 2 acres 0 roods 4 perches, portion 
249, parish of Alexandria, county of Cumberland; by 
a line and the southern boundary of that grant 
westerly to the eastern side of Selwyn-street; by that 
side of that street northerly to a point east of the 
south-east corner of church site, portion 670, of 1 
acre; by a line and part of the southern boundary of 
that portion westerly, the eastern boundary of the 
parsonage site of 2 roods, portion 671, southerly, its 
southern boundary and its continuation westerly to 
he centre of Dowling-street; by a line along the 
centre of that street, Great Barcom street and Bar- 
com-avenue northerly and north-easterly to the centre 
of Bayswater-road ; thence by a line along the centre 
of that road easterly to Rushcutters’ Creek Canal; 
thence by that canal northerly to the high-water mark 
of Rusheutters’ Bay; thence by the southern high- 
water mark of Port Jackson north-easterly to the 
centre of Bayview Hill street, on the Tivoli Estate; 
by a line along the centre of that. street easterly to 
its extremity ; thence by a line crossing the New South 
Head road north-easterly to the western extremity of 
a line along the centre of Towns-road; by a line along 
the centre of that road and its prolongation easterly 
to the centre of Old South Head road; by a line along 
the centre of that road northerly to mect the westerly 
prolongation of a line along the centre of Derby- 
street; thence by that prolongation and a line along 
the centre of that street easterly, by a line along 
the centre of Peel-street southerly, and by a line 
along the centre of Ocean-street easterly to the high- 
water mark of the South Pacific Ocean; thence by 
the high-water mark of that ocean northerly to South 
Head; by a line north-easterly to North Head; by the 
high-water mark of Port Jackson generally westerly 
by the high-water mark of Middle Harbour north- 
westerly and northerly to the north-western corner of 
portion 65, parish of Manly Cove, by a line west to the 
western high-water mark of Middle Harbour; thence 
by the western and southern high-water marks of 
Middle Harbour southerly and easterly, and by the 
western and northern high-water marks of Port Jack- © 
son southerly and westerly to Lane Cove’ River ; 
thenee by the left bank of that river, including, tribu- 
taries, to its source; thence by its right bank, includ- 
ing tributaries, downwards to the Parramatta River ; 
thence by the left bank of that river upwards to Hr- 
mington Wharf; by a line south to its right bank ; 
thence by that bank of that river, including all bays 
and inlets, and the high-water marks of Port Jackson 
generally easterly, to the point of commencement. 


Again, commencing on the northern high-water mark 
of Botany Bay, at the north-east corner of reserve for 
defence purposes at La Perouse, parish of Botany, 
county of Cumberland; and bounded thence by the 
northern high-water mark of that bay and the left 
bank of Gook’s River upwards to the eastern boundary 
of the Municipal District of St. Peters; thence by that 
boundary crossing that river; and by the right bank 
of that river to Botany Bay; by the high-water mark 
of that bay, the high-water mark of the South Pacific 
Ocean, and the northern high-water mark of Botany 
Bay generally southerly, easterly, northerly, westerly, 
and north-westerly, to the point of commencement. _ 


In lieu of Proclamation published in the Govern- 
ment Gazette of the 25th May, 1910. 


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NEW SGUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 151. 


[28 Sepr., 1910. 


Newtown Purry Sessions District. 
(Amended boundaries.) 


That portion of the Metropolitan Police District 
within the following boundaries: Commencing at a 
point on the left bank of Shea’s Creek Canal in the 
centre of Canal-street (formerly Rickety-street); and 
bounded thence by a line along the centre of that 
street north-westerly to meet the north-easterly pro- 
longation of the south-eastern side of Swamp-road ; by 
that prolongation north-easterly to the south-eastern 
boundary of Barwon Park; by part of that boundary 
and its prolongation north-easterly to the centre of 
the lane between the eastern boundary of that park 
and the western boundary of the subdivision known as 
Trentbridge; by a line along the centre of that lane 
northerly to meet the south-western side et Campbell- 
street; by that side of that street north-westerly to 
meet the southerly prolongation of a line along the 
centre of Waterloo-road; by that prolongation and 
line along the centre of that road northerly and east- 
erly to meet a line along the centre of Mitchell-road; 
by that line north-easterly to the east boundary of S. 
Burt’s portion 165 of 80 acres, parish of Petersham, 
county of Cumberland; by part of that boundary 
north, part of its north boundary west, to the eastern 
boundary of N. Divine’s portion 206 of 120 acres; by 
that boundary northerly, the north-eastern boundary 
of that portion and the south-western boundary of 
James Chisholm’s portion 108 of 57 acres north-west- 
erly to the south-eastern side of Wilson-street ; by that 
side of that street south-westerly to the south-easterly 
prolongation of the south-western side of Forbes- 
street; by that prolongation and side of that street 
north-westerly to the centre of City-road; thence a line 
along the centre of that road north-easterly to meet 
the westerly prolongation of a line along the centre 
of Cleveland-street; by that prolongation easterly to 
the eastern side of Darlington-road; thence by the 
eastern sides of that road and the City-road aforesaid 
and their prolongation northerly to the centre of 
Parramatta-road; thence a line along the centre of 
that road westerly to the western bank of Long Cove 
Creek Canal; by that bank of that canal southerly to 
the Old Canterbury road; by lines along the centre of 
that road south westerly, the centre of Canterbury 
New road easterly, the centre of Garnet-street and its 
southerly prolongation to the right bank of Cook’s 
River; by that bank of that river downwards to the 
eastern boundary of the municipal district of St. 
Peters; thence by that boundary north-easterly, cros- 
sing that river, and the left bank of Shea’s Creek 
Canal, to the point of commencement. 


In leu of Proclamation published in the Govern- 
ment Gazette of the 3rd November, 1903. 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this 
twenty-fourth day of September, in the year 
of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and 
ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s 
Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES W. OAKHS. 


[1886] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


PROCLAMATION 


New Souty WAtEgs,) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit. Be FREDERIC JOHN NAPIER, BARON 
CHELMsForD, Knight Commander of 


(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 


HEREAS it is desirable to proclaim and define 

a Petty Sessions District for the purposes of 

the ‘‘Small Debts Recovery Act, 1899,’ for the Court 
of Petty Sessions established at Kogarah, within the 
Metropolitan Police District, from the first proximo, 
and to alter the boundaries of the Central Police 
Office and Newtown Petty Sessions Districts, pro- 
claimed under the said Act in the Government Gazette 
of the 25th May, 1910, and of the 8rd November, 
1903, respectively: Now, therefore, I, Freprric JoHN 
Narrer, Baron CHELMsrorp, the Governor aforesaid, 
with the advice of the Executive Council, do, by this 
my Proclamation, hereby define the boundaries of the 
Kogarah Petty Sessions District, for the purposes of 
the said Act to be the Kogarah Petty Sessions Dis- 
trict, proclaimed under the “‘Justices Act, 1902,” in 


the Government Gazette of the 28th instant, and the 


boundaries ef the Central Police Office and Newtown 
Petty Sessions Districts to be those hereunder de- 
scribed, that is to say— 


Cantrrat Porick Orrick Perry Sessions DIsTRIcT. 
(Amended Boundaries.) 


Commencing on the high-water mark of Blackwatile 
Cove, at its intersection with the north-westerly pro- 
longation of the north-eastern boundary of Wentworth 
Park; thence by that prolongation and boundary 
south-easterly, part of its southern boundary west- 
erly, by lines along the centre of Bay-street, City- 
road, generally southerly, Cleveland-street easterly, 
Dowling-street southerly, to the southern boundary 
of the Sydney Common; by that boundary and the 
northern boundary of Kensington Estate easterly to 
the western side of Bunnerong-road; by that side of 
that road northerly to the southern side of Lachlan- 
street extension ; thence by a line crossing the Rand- 
wick-road and Sydney to Randwick tramway line 
north-easterly to the intersection of the south-western 
side of Oxley-street with the south-eastern side of 
Martin-road; by south-eastern, north-eastern, and 
northern sides of the latter road generally north- 
easterly and north-westerly to the intersection of the 
south-westerly prolongation of the south-eastern side 
of Cook-road; by that prolongation north-easterly to 
the southern side of Lang-road ; by southern and east- 
ern sides of that road and a line north-easterly and 
northerly to the centre of Park-road; by a line along 
the centre of that road westerly to meet the southerly 
prolongation of a line along the centre of Green’s- 
road; by that prolongation and a line northerly to a 
point east of the south-eastern corner of D. Cooper’s 
grant of 2 acres 0 roods 4 perches, portion 249, parish 
of Alexandria, county of Cumberland; by a line the 
southern boundary of that grant westerly to the east- 
ern side of Selwyn-street; by that side of that street 
northerly to a point east of the south-east corner of 
church site, portion 670, of 1 acre; by a line and part 
of the southern boundary of that portion westerly, the 
eastern boundary of the parsonage site of 2 roods, 
portion 671, southerly, its southern boundary and its 
continuation westerly to the centre of Dowling-street ; 
by a line along the centre of that street, Great Bar- 
com street, and Barcom-avenue northerly and north- 
easterly to the centre of Bayswater-road; by a line 
along the centre of that road easterly to Rushcutters’ 
Creek canal; thence by that canal northerly to high- 
water mark of Rushcutters’ Bay ; thence by the south- 
ern high-water mark of Port. Jackson north-easterly 
to the centre of Bayview Hill street, on the Tivoli 
Kstate; by a line along the centre of that street 
easterly to its extremity; thence by a line crossing 
the New South Head road north-easterly to the west- 
ern extermity of a line along the centre of Towns- 
road ; by a line along the centre of that road and its 
ay easterly to the centre of the Old South 
Head road; by a line along the centre of that road 
northerly to meet the westerly prolongation of a line 
along the centre of Derby-street; thence by that pro- 
longation and a line along the centre of that street 
easterly, by a line along the centre of Peel-street 
southerly, and by a line along the centre of Ocean- 
street easterly to the high-water mark of the South 
Pacific Ocean; thence by the high-water mark of that 
ocean northerly to South Head; by a line north-east- 


erly to North Head; by the high-water mark of Port 


Jackson generally westerly, by the high-water of 
Middle Harbour north-westerly and northerly to the 
north-western corner of portion 65, parish of Manl 
Cove; by a line west to the western high-water mar 
of Middle Harbour ; thence by the western and south- 
ern high-water marks of Middle Harbour southerly 
and easterly, and by the western and northern higih- 
water marks of Port Jackson southerly and westerly 
to Lane Cove River; thence by the left bank of that 
river including tributaries to its source; thence by its 
right bank, including tributaries, downwards to the 
Parramatta River; thence by the left bank of that 
river upwards to EKrington wharf; by a line south to 
its right bank; thence by that bank of that river, in- 
cluding all bays and inlets, and the high-water mark 
of Port Jackson generally easterly, to the point of com- 
mencement. 


Again, commencing on the northern high-water 
mark of Botany Bay, at the north-east corner of re- 
serve for defence purposes at.La Perouse, parish of 
Botany, county of Cumberland; and bounded thence 
by the northern high-water mark of that bay and the 
left bank of Cook’s River upwards to the eastern 
boundary of the Municipal District of St. Peters; 
thence by that. boundary crossing that river, and by 
the right bank of that river to Botany Bay; by the 
high-water mark of that bay, the high-water mark of 
the South Pacific Ocean, and the northern high-water 


28 Srpr., 1910.] 


mark of Botany Bay generally southerly, easterly, 
northerly, westerly, and north-westeriy, to the point 
of commencement. 

Excluding that portion of the Metropolitan Police 
District bounded on the north by Albert-street, on 
the east by Macquarie-street, on the south by Bridge- 
street, and on the west by Phillip-street. 

In lieu of Proclamation published in the Govern- 
ment Gazette of the 25th May, 1910. 


Newrown Prrty Sessions District. 
(Amended Boundaries.) 

To be the Newtown Petty Sessions District pro- 
claimed under the ‘Justices Act, 1902,” in the Go- 
vernment Gazette of the 28th instant. 

In lieu of Proclamation published in the Govern- 
ment Gazette of the 3rd November, 1908. 

Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this 
twenty-fourth day of September, in the year 
of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and 
ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s 
Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES W. OAKES. 


[1887] GOD SAVE THE KING! 
PROCLAMATION 

New Soutn Watss,) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit. bye Frreprric Joun Napier, BARon 
Cuetmsrorp, Knight Commander of 
(1.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor, Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 


HEREAS by an Act of the Parliament of New 
South Wales, passed in the sixty-fourth year of 
the Reign of Her late Majesty, intituled ‘‘An Act 
to consolidate certain enactments relating to the 
Supreme Court and Circuit Courts,” it was, amongst 
other things, enacted that the Governor may by Pro- 
clamation direct Circuit Courts to be holden in or at 
such towns and places as he thinks fit to appoint and 
. fix from time to time, and vary and alter, as occasion 
might require, the times and places for holding the 
said Courts respectively : And whereas, amongst other 
places in the State of New South Wales, Circuit 
Courts have already been appointed to be holden in 
the towns of Tamworth, Bathurst, and Deniliquin, 
and it has become necessary to alter and vary the 
times for holding the said Courts: Now, therefore, 
I, Freperic Jonn Napier, Baron Cxuetmsrorp, the 
Governor aforesaid, in pursuance of the provisions cf 
the said recited Act, and with the advice of the Execu- 
tive Council, do, by this my Proclamation, direct that 
Circuit Courts for the trial of criminal and evi 
issues, and for the assessment of damages in actions 
at law, and the exercise of all others the powers 
vested in or incident to Circuit Courts in this State, 
shall be holden 


At Tamworth, on Monday, the 17th October, 
1910 ; 


At spe on Tuesday, the 18th October, 1910; 
an 


At Pen irunia, on Monday, the 17th October, 


I 


in lieu of Tuesday, the llth October, 1910; Wednes- 
day, the 12th October, 1910; and Thursday, the 13th 
October, 1910, respectively ; and I do hereby vary and 
alter the times for holding the said Circuit Courts 
accordingly: Of which all persons concerned are 
hereby required to take notice. 

Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this 
twenty-seventh day of September, in the year 
of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and 
ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s 
Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN GARLAND. 


[2011] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 


5295 


GILGOOMA BORE WATER TRUST. 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sour prem His Excellency The Right Honour. 


to wit. able Freprnic Joux Naprrer, Baron 
CuELMsrorb, Knight Commander of 

(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Auatralia. 


\ HEREAS by a notification of proposal bearing 

date the 29th day of April, 1910, published in 
the Government Gazette of the 4th day of May, 1910, 
Jo, 63, the Secretary for Public Works for the time 
béing in and for the said State, in pursuance of the 
powers conferred upon him by the thereinbefore in 
part recited section 6 of the ‘‘Water and Drainage 
Act, 1902,’ and by the ‘‘Water and Drainage and 
Artesian Wells (Amending) Act, 1906,’? and of all 
cther powers him thereunto enabling, did thereby 
notify that it was proposed to construct the works of 
water supply referred to in the proposal thereto and 
to constitute a Trust for maintaining, administering, 
and extending such works, to be called and known as 
the ‘‘Gilgooma Bore Water Trust,’’ in accordance with 
the particulars set forth and described in the said 
proposal thereto: And whereas the said Secretary fer 
Public Works caused the said notification of proposal 
to be published in the ‘‘Coonamble Independent”’ (a 
newspaper circulating in the district affected by such 
works), bearing date the 13th day of May, 1910: 
Now, therefore, I, Frepmric Joun Napier, Baron 
CuuLMSForRD, as such Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council of the said State, in pur- 
suance of the power and authority in that behalf 
contained in section 9 of the ‘‘Water and Drainage 
Act, 1902,’’ and of all other powers me hereunto en- 
abling, do hereby proclaim, declare, and constitute 
the said Trust, to be called and known as the ‘‘Gil- 
gooma Bore Water Trust,’ for the purposes and sub- 
ject to the provisions of the ‘‘Water and Drainage 
Act, 1902,’’ and of the ‘‘Water and Drainage and 
Artesian Wells (Amending) Act, 1906,’ and subject 
also to the conditions contained in the notification of 
proposal heréinbefore referred to, without any modi- 
fications thereof. 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the said 
State, at Sydney, this twenty-third day of 
September, in the year of our Lord one 
thousand nine hundred and ten, and in the 
first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
J. A. HOGUE. 


[1482] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


“ANNA BAY SWAMP DRAINAGE TRUST.” 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sovuru Meet His Wxcelleney The Right Tonour- 


to wit. able Frepenico Join Narizr, Baron 
CuenpMsrouD, Knight Commander of 
(u.8.) the Most Distinguished Oider of Saint 


Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
CILELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales anil its 
Governor, Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia. 
HEREAS by a notification of proposal bearing 
date the 13th day cf June, 1910, published in the 
Gazette of the 15th day of June, 1910, No. 97, the 
Secretary for Public Works for the time being in and 
for the said State, in pursuance of the powers con- 
ferred upon him by the thereinbefore in part recited 
section 6 of the ‘‘Water and Drainage Act, 1902,” 
and by the ‘‘Water and Drainage and Artesian Wells 
(Amending) Act, 1906,’’ and of all other powers him 
thereunto enabling, did thereby notify that it was 
proposed to construct the works of drainage referred 
to in the proposal thereto, and to constitute a Trust 
to be called and known as the ‘‘Anna Bay Swamp 


! Drainage Trust,’’ for maintaining, administering, and 


extending such works in accordance with the particu- 
lars set forth and described in the said proposal there- 
to: And whereas the said Secretary for Public Works 
caused the said notification of proposal to be published 
in the ‘‘Gloucester Examiner’’ (a newspaper circula- 
ting in the district affected by such works), bearing 
date the 24th day of June, 1910: Now, therefore, lI, 
Freppric Joun Napier, Baron CumrmMsrorbD, as such 
Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council 
of the said State, in pursuance of the power and 
authority in that behalf contained in section 9 of the 
‘Water and Drainage Act, 1902,’? and of all other 
powers me hereunto enabling, do hereby proclaim, 
declare, and constitute the said Trust, to be called 
and known -as -the “Anna Bay Swamp Drainage 
Trust,’’ for the purposes and subject to the provisions 
of the ‘‘Water and Drainage Act, 1902,” and of the 
‘“‘Water and Drainage and Artesian Wells Sete | 
Act, 1906,” and subject also to the conditions con- 
tained in the notification of proposal hereinbefore in 
part recited, without any modifications thereof. : 
Given under my Hand and the Seal of the said State, 
at Sydney, this twenty-third day of Septem- 
ber, in the year of our Lord one thousand 
nine hundred and ten, and in the first year 

of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Exceilency’s Command, 
J. A. HOGUE. 


[1554] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTiON OF LAND UNDER 
THE “PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1900.” 


1 PROCLAMATION 


Naw Sovran wea el His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit, - able FREDERIC JOHN NaPrER, BARoNn 
CHELMsrorD, Knight Commander of 


(u.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

OmELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia, 


\ TIHREAS by an Act of the Parliament of the said State, 

No. 46, 1906, intituled the “ Barven Jack Dam and 
Murrumbidgee Canals Construction Act, 1906,” a certain public 
work, vamely, the construction of adam across the Murrum- 
bidgee River at Barren Jack, in the parishes of West Goodra- 
digbee and Childowla, in the counties of Buccleuch and Harden 
respectively ; a movable diversion weir acfuss the Murrumbidgee 
River about 19 miles in a direct line above Narrandera; the 
construction of a main canal from near the diversion weir to a 
point about 10 miles ncerth-easterly from the village of Gunbar; 
a series of main and subsidiary distributing channels, together 
with other works connected therewith, and more particularly 
described in the Schedule thereto, was thereby sanctioned and 
the Secretary for Public Works, or the member of the Execu- 
tive Council for the time teing performing the duties of the 
said Secretary, was thereby authorised to undertake and carry 
out the said work subject. to the provisions of the said Act, and 
for that purpose shovld be and should have the powers and 
duties of a Constructing Authority within the meaning of the 
“Public Works Act, 1900”: And whereas certain lands have 
from time to time been duly appropriated and resumed for 
and in connection with the said work: And whereas the 
lands described in the Schedule hereto are aleo required for 
the said public work authorised to be carried out wader the said 
Act, No. 46, 1908: Now, therefore, 1, Fuuperic Jonn Napier, 
Baron CHELMSFORD, the Governcr aforesaid, with the advice 
of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the provisions of 
the “Public Works Act, 1960,” have directed that the lands 
described in the Schedule hereto, which are in my opinion 
required for the ssid authorised work, shall be acquired and 
taken under Division 1 of Part V of the “ Public Works Act, 
1900”: And Ido declare by this notification, to be publiehed 
in the Government Gazette, and in one or more newspapers 
published or circulated in the Police District wherein the said 
lands are situated, that the Crown Land comprised within the 
descriptions set forth in the Schedule hereto has been appro- 
priated, and the private property withia such descriptions has 
been resumed, for the public purpose aforesaid, to the intent 
that upon the publication of this notification in the Gazette, 
the said lands described in the said Schedule hereto ehall 
forthwith be vested in the Minister for Public Works as 
Constructing Authority on behalf of His Majesty, for the 
purposes of the said “ Public Works Act, 1900,” for an estate 
in fee-simple in possession, freed and discharged from all 
trusts, obligations, estates, interests, contracts, charges, rates, 
rights-of-way, or other easements whatsoever ; and to the intent 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 


[28 Supr., 1910. 


that the legal estate therein, together with all powers incident 
thereto or conferred by the said last-mentioned Act, shall be 
vested in such Constructing Authority as a Trustee; and I 
declare that the following is the Schedule of lands herein- 
before referred to :— 


DESCRIPTION. 


1, All that piece or parcel or parcel of land situate at 
Nariandera, in the parish of Narrandera, county of Cooper, 
and State of New South Wales, being part of allotment 4 of 
section W, as shown on deposited plan 618, at the Registrar 
General’s Office, Sydney: Commencing on the western side 
of Bredrica-street, 99 feet wide, at a point bearing 359 degrees 
474 minutes and distant 54 feet 6 inches from the southern- 
most corner of the said allotmens 4; and bounded thence on 
the south by the northern boundary of 9 perches resumed 
by gazette of the 18th September, 1907, bearing 274 degrees 
56 minutes $6 feet 54 inches to the north-eastern side of a 
road 2 chains wide; thence on the south-weet by part of that 
side of that road bearing 303 degrees 6 minutes 5 feet 9 
inches ; thence on the north by part of the southern boundary 
of 17 acres 1 rood 2i perches resumed by Gazette of 12th 
February, 1908, bearing 94 degrees 56 minutes 101 feet 3% 
inches to the western side of Fredrica-street aforesaid ; and 
thence onthe east by pari of that side of: that street bearing 
179 degrees 474 minutes 2 feet 8$ inches to the point of com- 
mencement,—be the said several dimensions all a little more or ° 
less, having an area of 1 perch or thereabouts and said to be in 
the possession of Florence Mary Gaffney. 


9 


2. Allthat piece or parcel of lend situate at Narrandera, in 
the parish of Narrandera, county of Cooper, and State of New 
South Wales, being part of Fredrica-street, as shown on 
deposited plan 613 at the Registrar General’s Office, Sydney ; 
Commencing on the western side of the said Fredrica-street, at 
a point bearing 179 degrees 474 minutes and Gistant &6 feet 5 
inches from the north-eastern corner of allotment 4 of section 
W,--as shown on the said deposited plan 613; and bounded 
thence on the north by part of the southern boundary of 17 
acres 1 rood 21 perches resumed by Gazette of the 12th Feb- 
ruary, 19€8, bearing 94 degrees 56 minutes 99 feet 4¢ inches ; 
thence on the east by part of the western boundary of allot- 
ment 1 of section X bearing 179 degrees 47} minutes 65 feet 
11} inches; thence on the south by part of the northern 
boundary of 1 acre 2 roods 16 perches, resumed by Gazette of 
the 18th September, 1907, bearing 274 degrees 56 minutes 83 
feet 10} inches; thence on the south-west by part of a north- 
eustern boundary of the said 17 acres 1 rcod 21 perches resumed 
by Gazetie of the 12th February, 1908, bearing 303 degrees 6 
minutes 18 feet 54 inches to the southernmost corner of the 
said allotment 4 of section W ; and thence on the west by part 
of the eastern boundary of that allotment bearing 359 degrees 
47% minutes 57 feet 24 inches, to the point of commencement, 
—hbe the said several dimensions a little more or less and having 
an area of 234 perches or thereabouts. 


In witnez:s whereof I have hereunto set my Hand and 
caused the Public Seal of the State to be hereto affixed, 
at Sydney, ihis twenty-third day of September, in 
the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and 
ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
J. A. HOGUE. 
[1281] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


oe 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND UNDER 
THE “PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1900.” 


PROCLAMATION 


NEw Sour Be St His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit. able FrepErRIc Joun Napier, Baron 
CHELMsForD, Knight Commander of 


(1.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 


Ny anes a certain public work, that is to say, the Supply 
of Water to the town of Cowra, in the said State, for or 
towards the completion of which public funds were lawfully 
available, has been duly sanctioned : And whereas it is necessary 
and advisable to acquire the land described in the Schedule 
hereto for the purposes of the said public work: Now, there- 
fore, I, FrepERic Joun Napfer, Baron Crxnmsrorp, the 
Governor of the said State aforesaid, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, in pursuance of the provisions contained in 
Division 1 of Part V of the “ Public Works Act, 1900,” have 


28 Sepr., 1910.) 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 


5297. 


directed that the said land shall he acquired for the purposé 
aforesaid, and do by this notification, to be published in the 
Government Gazeite and in one or more newspapers published 
or circulated in the Police District whereia the ssid land ia 
situated, declare thet the Crown Iand comprised within the 
description set forth in the Schedule hereto has been appro- 
priated, and the private property within such description has 
been resumed, for the public purpose aforesaid, to the intent 
that upon the publication of this notification in the Gazette, the 
said land described in the said Schedule hereto shall forthwith 
be vested in the Minister for Public Works and his successors 
on behalf of His Majesty, for the purposes of the said Aci, for an 
estate in fee-simple in possession, freed and discharged from all 
trusts, obligations, estates, interests, contracts, charges, rates, 
rights-of-way, or other easements whatsoerer ; and to the intent 
that the legal estate therein, together with all powers incident 
thereto or conferred by the said Act, shall be vested in the 
said Minister 2s a Trustee: And I declare that the following is 
the Schedule ef the land hereinbefore referred to :— 


ScHEDULE. 


Ail that piece or parcel of land situate in the Muvi ipality 
of Cowra, parish of Mulyen, county of Fores, and State of 
New South Wales, being part of portion 275 of 87% acres, 
dedicated 17th February, 1969, for Racecourse and Show 
Ground: Commencing at the easternmost cor er of the szid 
portion 275; and bounded thence on the eouth-east by boun- 
daries of that portion, being lines successively bering 243 
degrees 30 minutes 2 chains 124, links and 258 degrees 41 
minutes 11 chains 38 links; thence on the north-west by # line 
bearing 55 degrees 13 minutes 12 chains 45,4 links; and thence 
on the north-east by part of the north-eastern boundary of 
portion 275 aforesaid, bearing 145 degrees 13 minutes 5 chains, 
to the point of commencement,—bz the said ecveral dimensiorg, 
all a little more or less, having an area of 3 acres i rood 12 
perches or thereabouts, aud said to be in the poszesgion of the 
Crown, 


In witness whereof I have hereunto sct my Hand, and 
caused the Public Seal cf the State to be hereto affixed 
at Syduey, this twenty-third day of September, in 
the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and 
ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
J. A. HOGUE. 


[1290] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


PROCLAMATION 
New Sours Watzs, ) By His Excellency The Right Henour- 
to wit. sae FREDERIC JoHN Naprer, Baron 
CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 
(L.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governer of 
CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia, 


W HEREAS by a certain deed poli or grant bearing 
date the twenty-sixth day of October, a.p. 1840, 
under the hand of His Excellency Sir George Gipps, 
Knight, then Captain-General and Governor-in-Chief 
of the Colony of New South Wales and its Dependen- 
cies, and under the Great Seal of the said Colony, Her 
late Majesty Queen Victoria did grant unto Andrew 
Brown, of Coerwull, in the said Colony, his heirs and 
assigns, by the description therein contained, all that 
piece or parcel of land containing by admeasurement 
200 acres, be the same more or less, situated in the 
county of Cook and parish of , near Lithgow’s 
Valley and Hassan’s Walls, about 24 miles north of the 
village reserve at Bowen Hollow, being the land pro- 
mised to the said Andrew Brown, and advertised in 
his name as No. 62 in the Government notice, dated 
13th June, 1840, to be calied Coerwull: And whereas 
the said deed poll or grant reserves unto Her said 
Majesty, her heirs, and successors full power for them 
or for their suecessors, or for the Governor for the 
time being to resume and take possession of all or any 
part of the said land not thereinbefore reserved, which 
might be required at any time or times thereafter 
for any public purpose, the value of the said land 
_ being paid by the Government to the party entitled 
thereto, at a valuation fixed by arbitrators as therein 
mentioned: And whereas the lands described in the 
Schedule at the foot’ hereof, being parts of the 


lands comprised in the said deed poll or grant, and 
not therein before reserved, are now required for a 
public purpose, that is to say, Lithgow Sewerage, and 
have been duly set out for that purpose: Now, 1, the 
said FrEeperic Joun Napier, Baron CHELMsrorD, the 
Governor of the said State, do hereby, in pursuance 
of the authority conferred upon me by the said deed 
poll or grant, in the name and on behalf of His 
Majesty the King by this Proclamation, resume and 
take into possession of His Majesty the King, the said 
lands described in the Schedule at the foot hereof and 
set out as aforesaid, to the intent that the same may 
at all times hereafter be used for the public purpose 
aforesaid. 
In witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand, 

and caused the Public Seal of the State to 

be hereto affixed, at Sydney, this twenty- 

third day of September, in the year of our 

Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, 

and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
J. A. HOGUE. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 


Tun ScHEDULH REFERRED TO. 


All that piece or parcel of land in area 42 acres 2 
roeds 13 perches situated at Lithgow, in the parish 
of Marangaroo, county of Cook, State of New South 
Wales, forming part of the land comprised in Certi- 
ficate of Title, volume 1683, folio 26: Commencing 
at a point bearing 210 degrees 18 minutes and dis- 
tant 556 feet from the north-western corner of por- 
tion 1a, in the said parish of Marangaroo ; and bounded 
thence on the south-east by a line bearing 230 degrees, 
being in part the north-western boundary of 2 acres 
3 roods 184 perches, a further part of the land com- 
prised in said Certificate of Title, in all for 1,136 
feet 93 inches to the centre of Farmer’s Creek ; thence 
on the south-west by the centre of Farmer’s Creek 
downwards, being lines successively bearing 313 
degrees 23 minutes for 479 feet 1 inch and 316 degrees 
34 minutes for 250 feet 10 inches ; thence on the north- 
west by a line bearing 50 degrees for 633 feet 3 inches ; 
thence again on the south-west by a line bearing 349 
degrees 50 minutes for 1,168 feet to the centre of a 
small creek; thenee on the north-west by the centre 
ef that ereek upwards, being lines successively bearing 
61 degrees 42 minutes for 158 feet 65 degrees for 220 
feet and 45 degrees 46 minutes for 58 feet 5 inches; 
thence on the north by a line bearing 97 degrees 44 
minutes for 469 feet 9 inches; and thence on the 
north-east by a line bearing 169 degrees 50 minutes 
for 1,507-feet, to the point of commencement,—and 
said to be in the possession of John Lawrence Brown.- 


Ali that piece or parcel of land in area 2 acres 3 
reods 183 perches, or thereabouts, situated at Lith- 
gow, in the parish of Marangarco, county of Cook, 
State of New South Wales, forming part of the land 
comprised in Certificate of Title, volume 1683, folio 
26: Commencing on the north-western side of a road 
1 chain wide, at a point bearing 256 degrees and dis- 
tant 149 feet 111 inches from the intersection of the 
said side of the road with the western boundary of 
portion 1a, in the said parish of Marangaroo;. and 
bounded thenes en the north-east by lines successively 
bearing 287 degrees 35 minutes for 229 feet 73 inches, 
$12 degrees 50 minutes for 427 feet 04 inch, and 3809 
degrees 55 minutes for 463 feet 2% inches to the south- 
eastern boundary of 42 acres 2 roods 12 perches, a 
further part of the land comprised in said Certificate 
of Title; thence on the north-west by part of that said 
boundary bearing 230 degrees for 99 feet 94 inches to 
the centre of Farmer’s Creek; thence on the south- 
west by the centre of farmer’s Creek upwards, being 
lines successively bearing 130 degrees for 79 feet, 129 
degrees 55 minutes for 3889 feet 5 inches; 144 degrees 
14 minutes for 66 feet, 145 degrees 80 minutes for 1382 
feet, 157 degrees for 72 feet 7 inches, 127 degrees 7 
minutes for 66 feet, 110 degrees 34 minutes for 144 
feet, and 120 degrees 7 minutes for 90 feet to the 
north-western side of said road; and thence on the 
south-east by part of the said side of that road, being 
lines successively bearing: 56 degrees for 66 feet and 
76 degrees for 147 feet 33 inches, to the point of com- 
mencement,—and said to be in the possession of John 
Lawrence Brown. [1456] 


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PROCLAMATION 
New Sout aun ee His Excellency The Right Honour- 


to wit. able Freprric JoHN Napier, Baron 
Curtmsrorp, Knight Commander of 


(L..) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CuELusrorD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor, Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 

V HEREAS applications, in accordance with the 

‘“Tocal Government Act, 1906,’? and Acts amend- 
ing the same, and with the Ordinances thereunder, 
have been made by the Councils of the undermen- 
*tioned Municipalities to acquire the right to exercise 
the powers set out in the Schedule hereto, and such 
applications have as prescribed by the said Acts and 
Ordinances been duly notified: And whereas the 
period of sixty days prescribed fer the receipt of 
petitions asking that a poll of the ratepayers of the 
respective Areas be taken as to whether the powers 
applied for shall be conferred on the respective Coun- 
cils has expired, and no such petitions have been 
received: Now, therefore, I, Freprric Jonn Napirr, 
Baron CuetMsForpD, the Governor aforesaid, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the 
provisions of the said ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,” 
as so amended, do, by this my Proclamation, hereby 
order that the powers set out in the Schedule here- 
under be conferred, and do hereby confer such powers 
on the Councils of the said Municipalities respectively. 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, 
this twenty-third day of September, in the 
year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred 
and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s 
Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 


J. A. HOGUE. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


ScHEDULE. 


POWER CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE NORTH BOTANY MUNICIPALITY 


(1910-162-100-67). 


The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power which 
-is conferred, are set out hereunder :— 


Function. 


The extirpation of noxious weeds, pests, 
vermin, and animals, not being animals 
which have been or may hereafter be 
declared uoxious under the Pastures 
Protection Act, 1902, cr any Act 
amending the same. 


Paragraph. 
VII. 


POWER CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE WALLSEND MUNICIPALITY 


(1910-313-67-635). 


The paragraph of section 109, under which the 
particular powers may be acquired, and the powers 
which are conferred, are set out hereunder :— 


Paragraph. Functiors. 


xxx. The regulation— 
(a) of hoardings; and 
(b) of the posting or painting of bills 
signs, or advertisements. 


xxxv. The regulation of buildings, balconies, 
verandahs, or other structures abutting 
on or extending over any public place, 
and the removal thereof. 

xuu1. The regulation of the erection of buildings 


as to height, design, structure, mate- 
rials, building line, sanitation, the pro- 
Poe of any lot which may be occupied 
y the building or buildings to be 
erected thereon; and the subdivision of 
land for building purposes so as to 
secure due ways of access to the rear as 
well as to the front of buildings erected, 

or to be erected, thereon. 
[1630] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 


[28 Sepr., 1910. 


NOTIFICATION 
New Sours Wats, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
ne FrEDERIC JOHN NAPIER, BARON 
CuetMsrorp, Knight Commander of 


to wit. 


(L.S.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia, 


Freperic JoHn Narrer, BARoN CHELMSFORD, the 
. Governor aforesaid, in pursuance of the power 
and authority vested in me by the ‘‘Local Govern- 
ment Act, 1906,’ and the Acts amending same, and 
with the advice of the Executive Council, do, by this 
my Notification, alter the division into Ridings of the 
Gilgandra Shire (as notified in Government Gazetve 
No. 161 of 16th May, 1906), so that the boundaries of 
the Ridings of the said Shire shall be, and are, as 
in the Schedule hereunder. 
[1910-57-216-172] 

Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, 
this twenty-third day of September, in the 
year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred 
and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s 
Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
J. A. HOGUE. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


SCHEDULE. 
Riding ‘‘A.’’ 

Commencing on the western boundary of the Shire 
where it is intersected by Bullagreen Creek; and 
bounded thence by that creek upwards to the road 
forming the eastern boundary of portion 47, parish 
of Connibong, county of Ewenmar; by that road 
southerly to the road from Bourbah forming the 
northern boundary of portion 32, parish of Boe- 
bung; and by that road passing through portion 11, 
parish of Berida, south-easterly to Merrigal Creek ; 
by that creek upwards to the western boundary of 
parish of Buramilong; and by that boundary gene- 
rally southerly to Marthaguy Creek; by that creek 
upwards to the western boundary of parish of Bo- 
barah; by that boundary northerly to the road from 
Warren to Gilgandra, passing through portion 106, 
and forming the northern boundaries of portions 35, 
73, 72, 60, 89, 90, and 93, generally easterly to 
Castlereagh River; and by that river downwards to 
the northern boundary of the Shire, as altered by 
Proclamation in the Government Gazette No. 101 of 
22nd June, 1910, and by north-eastern, generally 
north-western, and western boundaries of the Shire, 
as altered, north-westerly, generally south-westerly, 
and generally southerly, to the point of commence- 


ment. 
Riding ‘‘B.’’ 


Commencing on the eastern boundary of the Shire 
at the junction of Gidgenboyne Creek with the 
Castlereagh River; and bounded thence by that river 
downwards to the northern boundary of the Shire, 
as altered by Proclamation in the Government 
Gazette No. 101 of 22nd June, 1910; by that boun- 
dary and the eastern boundary of the Shire gene- 
rally easterly and southerly, to the point cf com- 


mencement. 
Riding *“C?? 


Commencing on the western boundary of the Shire 
where it is intersected by Bullagreen Creek; and 
bounded thence by that creek upwards to the road 
forming the eastern boundary of portion 47, parish 
of Connibong, county of Ewenmar; by that road 
southerly to the road from Bourbah forming 
the northern boundary of portion 32, parish of 
Boebung, and by that road passing through por- 
tion 11, parish of Berida, south-easterly to Merrigal 
Creek; by that creek upwards to the western boundary 
of parish of Buramilong; and by that boundary gene- 
rally southerly to Marthaguy Creek: by that creek 
upwards to the western boundary of parish of Bo- 
barah; by that boundary northerly and the road to 
Gilgandra, passing through portion 106 and forming 
the northern boundaries of portions 35, 73, 72, 60, 
89, 90, and 98, generally easterly to Castlereagh 
River; and by that river upwards to the eastern 
boundary of the Shire; by that boundary, southern, 
and western boundaries of the Shire generally south- 
erly, westerly, and northerly, to the point of com- 
mencement. - [1544] 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 


5299 


PROCLAMATION 
New Sourn Watss, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit, Fee Freperic JoHN Napier, Baron 
CuELMsrorp, Knight Commander of 
(L.s.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia, 

\ HEREAS by the ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,” 

and Acts amending the same, it is provided that 
the Governor may alter the boundaries of Areas by 
uniting’ part or parts of an Area to the whole or part or 
parts of another Area: And whereas a proposal was 
made to the Minister to unite to the Blaxland Shire 
part of the Blue Mountains Shire, and to unite to the 
Blue Mountains Shire part of the Blaxland Shire: 
And whereas all notices necessary under the provisions 
of the Said Act, as so amended, have been duly given: 
Now, therefore, I, FrepEric Jonn Napier, Baron 
CHELMSFORD, the Governor aforesaid, in pursuance of 
the provisions of the said ‘‘Local Government Act, 
1906,’ and Acts amending the same, and with the 
advice of the Executive Council, do, by this my Order, 
hereby alter the boundaries of the said Blaxland and 
Blue Mountains Shires as in Schedules “‘C’? and ‘D” 
hereto respectively, by uniting to the Blaxland Shire 
that part of the Blue Mountains Shire described in 
Schedule ‘‘A’’ hereto, and by uniting to the Blue 
Mountains Shire that part of the Blaxland Shire 
described in Schedule ‘‘B’’ hereto. 
[1910-117-238-43] 

Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, 
this twenty-seventh day of September, in the 
year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred 
and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s 
Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
J. A. HOGUE. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 


ScHEDULE ‘'A.’’ 
Part of Blue Mountains Shire united to Blaxland 


Shire. 

Commencing on Cox’s River at the north-western 
corner of portion 5, parish of Kanimbla, county of 
Cook; and bounded thence by part of the southern 
boundary of the parish of Hartley generally easterly ; 
by part of the western boundary of reserve 28,247, 
notified 24th September, 1898, southerly; by the 
northern, western, and part of the southern boun- 
daries of reserve 21,172, notified 11th August, 1894, 
westerly, southerly, and easterly ; by the south-western 
boundary of portion 61, the south-western and western 
boundaries of portion 51, the western boundary of 
portion 53 generally south-easterly ; by reserve 18,317, 


notified 5th August, 1893, and the northern boundary . 


of portion 43 generally westerly; by part of the 
eastern, the northern, and western boundaries of 
reserve 21,173, notified llth August, 1894, and a 
line northerly, westerly, and southerly to the north 
boundary of portion 153; by part of the northern 
boundary of that portion, the northern and part of 
the western boundaries of portion 157, the northern 
boundary of portion 156, and a line westerly to por- 
tion 8; by part of the eastern and the southern boun- 
daries of portion 8, and a line southerly and westerly 
to Cox’s River; and by that river upwards and a line 
east, to the point of commencement, 


Scurputs ‘‘ B,”’ 


Part of Blaxland Shire united to Blue Mountains 
Shire. 


Commencing on the eastern boundary of th ‘ij 

of Hartley, county of Cook, at a pore nats peiren 
north-eastern corner of portion 302; bounded thence 
by a line partly forming the northern boundaries of 
portions 302 and 96 westerly to the easternmost north- 
east corner of portion 99; by an eastern, a southern 
another eastern, and part of another southern boun- 
dary of portion 99 southerly, westerly, again southerly 
and again westerly; by the eastern and northern 
boundaries of reserve 97,292 from sale, and reserve 
27,293 from lease for public recreation, notified 2nd 
February, 1898, northerly and westerly; by part of 
the eastern boundary of portion 188 northerly ; by 
part of the southern boundary of portion 102 westerly ; 
by the eastern boundary of portion 163, a line, the 
eastern and part of the southern boundaries of por- 
tion 166, part of the castern boundary of portion 31 


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southerly, westerly, and again southerly; by the 
northern boundary of portion 109, a line, the northern 
boundaries of portions 111 and 278, and part of the 
northern boundary of portion 349 easterly to the 
south-western side of Mount York road; by that side 
of that road south-easterly to the western boundary 
of portion 348; by part of the western boundary of 
the last-mentioned portion, part of the northern, the 
western, and part of the southern boundaries of por- 
tion 118 southerly, westerly, again southerly and 
easterly; by the western and part of the southern 
boundaries of portion 74, southerly and easterly; by 
the eastern boundary of portion 263 southerly, to the 
south-east corner of the last-named portion; by a 
line south-easterly to the 75-mile post on the southern 
side of the main western road; by that side of that 
road generally easterly to the north-west corner of 
portion 914; by the western and southern boundaries 
of the last-mentioned portion and part of the southern 
boundary ef portion 272 southerly and easterly; by 
the western boundary of reserve 67, notified 19th May, 
1879, and the western and southern boundaries of 
reserve 87, notified 3rd May, 1880, southerly and 
easterly; by part of the western and the southern 
boundaries of extension to recreation reserve dedi- 
cated 29th March, 1888, southerly and easterly; by 
part of the western and the southern boundaries of 
portion 356, and part of the southern boundary of 
portion 354 southerly and easterly; by a line and the 
western boundary of portion 339 soutHerly; by part 
of the northern the western and the southern boun- 
daries of reserve 37,359 for public recreation, notified 
12th March, 1904, westerly, southerly, and easterly; 
by the southern and an eastern boundary of portion 
340, and part of the southern boundary of portion 
295, and a line easterly, northerly, and again easterly 
to the eastern boundary of the parish of Hartley, and 
by part of that boundary generally north-westerly, to 
the point of commencement. 


ScuHEDULE ‘‘C.”’ 
Blaxland Shire as altered. 


Commencing on the Duckmaloi or Fish River, at its 
intersection with the eastern boundary of the parish 
of Kusdale, counties of Westmoreland and Roxburgh; 
and bounded thence by that boundary and the eastern 
boundary of the parish of Castleton, county of Rox- 
burgh, generally northerly ; by the northern and north- 
eastern boundaries of the parishes of Castleton, Esk- 
dale, and Jesse generally north-westerly to the road 
from Kelso to the Upper Turon; by that road north- 
erly; by the Turon River and Round Swamp Creek 
upwards; by the southern boundaries of portions 34 
and 85, parish of Hearne, easterly; by the eastern 
boundaries of portions 85, 96, 35, and 47, part of the 
northern boundary of the latter portion, the western 
boundaries of portions 37 and 5, and the eastern 
boundary of portion 42 generally northerly; by a line 
north and by part of the southern, the eastern, and 
part of the northern boundaries of portion 1 easterly, 
northerly, and westerly to the eastern boundary of the 
parish of Hearne aforesaid; by that boundary north- 
erly; by the southern boundary of the parish of Clan- 
dulla easterly to Bogee or Capertee River; by that 
river and Colo River downwards and Wallangambee 
Creek upwards; by Bell’s line of road to Hartley 
north-westerly ; by part of the eastern boundary of the 
parish of Hartley southerly to a point east of the 
north-east corner of portion 302, parish of Hartley ; 
by a line partly forming the northern boundaries of 
portions 302 and 96 westerly to the easternmost north- 
east corner of portion 99; by an eastern, a southern, 
another eastern, and part of another southern boun- 
dary of portion 99 southerly, westerly, again south- 
erly, and again westerly ; by the eastern and northern 
boundaries of reserve 22,292 from sale and reserve 
27,293 from lease for public recreation, notified 2nd 
February, 1898, northerly and westerly ; by part of the 
eastern boundary of portion 188 northerly; by part of 
the southern boundary of portion 102 westerly ; by the 
eastern boundary of portion 163, a line, the eastern 
and part of the southern boundaries of portion 166 
part of the eastern boundary of portion 31 southerly, 
westerly, and again southerly; by the northern boun. 
dary of portion 109, a line, the northern boundaries 
of portions 111 and 278 and part of the northern 
boundary of portion 349 easterly to the south-western 
side of Mount York road; by that side of that road 
south-easterly to the western boundary of portion 
348; by part of the western boundary of the last- 
mentioned portion, part of the northern, the western, 
and part of the southern boundaries of portion 113 
southerly, westerly, again southerly and easterly ; by 
the western and part of the southern boundarjes of 
portion 74 southerly and easterly; by the eastern boun- 
dary of portion 263 southerly to the south-east corner 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 


[28 Sepr., 1910. 


of the last-named portion; by a line south-easterly to 
the 75-mile post on the southern side of the Main 
Western road; by that side of that road generally 
easterly to the north-west corner of portion 91a; by 
the western and southern boundaries of the last-men- 
tioned portion and part of the southern boundary of 
ortion 272 southerly and easterly; by the western 
pouhtialy of reserve 67, notified 19th May, 1879, and 
the western and southern boundaries of reserve 87, 
notified 3rd May, 1880, southerly and easterly; by part 
of the western and the southern boundaries of exten- 
sion to recreation reserve dedicated 29th March, 1888, 
southerly and easterly; by part of the western and the 
southern boundary of portion 356, and part of the 
southern boundary of portion 354 southerly and east- 
erly; by a line and the western boundary of portion 
339 southerly; by part of the northern and the west- 
ern boundaries of reserve 37,359 for public recreation, 
notified 12th March, 1904, westerly and southerly; by 
part of the northern and part of the western boun- 
daries of reserve 28,247, notified 24th September, 1898, 
parish of Kanimbla, county of Cook, westerly and 
southerly; by the northern, the western, and part of 
the southern boundaries of reserve 21,172, notified 11th 
August, 1894, westerly, southerly, and easterly; by 
the south-western boundary of portion 61, the south- 
western and western boundaries of portion 51, and the 
western boundary of portion 53 generally south-east- 
erly; by reserve «18,317, notified 5tn August, 1893, and 
the northern boundary of portion 43 generally west- 
erly ; by part of the eastern, the northern, and western 
boundaries of reserve 21,178, notified 11th August, 
1894, and a line northerly, westerly, and southerly to 
the north boundary of portion 153; by part of the 
northern boundary of that portion, the northern and 
part of the western boundaries of portion 157, the 
northern boundary of portion 156, and a line westerly 
to portion 8; by part of the eastern and the southern 
boundaries of portion 8 and a line southerly and west- 
erly to Cox’s River; by that river downwards to the 
northern boundary of the parish of Alfred, county of 
Westmoreland; by that boundary westerly; by the 
eastern and southern boundaries of the parish of 
Bindo generally southerly and westerly to Duckmaloi 
or Wish River; and by that river downwards, to the 
point of commencement; but exclusive of the Munici- 
pality of Lithgow. 
SCHEDULE “‘D.” 
Blue Mountains Shire as altered. 


Commencing at the junction of the Warragamba 
and Nepean Rivers; and bounded thence by a line 
north to the right bank of the Nepean River ; by that 
bank of that river downwards; by a line and the 
southern and western boundaries of the parish of 
Nepean, county of Cook, generally westerly and north- 
erly; by the Grose River upwards; by the south- 
western boundary of the parish of Irvine north-west- 
erly to the southernmost corner of the parish of Wol- 
langambe; by Bell’s line of road to Hartley north- 
westerly; by part of the eastern boundary of the 
parish of Hartley southerly to a point east of the 
north-east corner of portion 302, parish of Hariley ; 
by a line partly forming the northern boundaries of 
portions 502 and 96 westerly to the easternmost north- 
east corner of portion 99; by an eastern, a southern, 
another eastern and part of another southern boun- 
dary of portion 99, southerly, westerly, again south- 
erly, and again westerly; by the eastern and northern 
boundaries of reserve 27,292 from sale and reserve 
27,293 from lease for public recreation, notified 2nd 
February, 1898, northerly and westerly; by part of 
the eastern boundary of portion 188 northerly ; by part 
of the southern boundary of portion 102 westerly; by 
the eastern boundary of portion 163, a line, the east- 
ern and part of the southern boundaries of portion 
166, part of the eastern boundary of portion 31, 
southerly, westerly, and again southerly; by the 
northern boundary of portion 109, a line, the northern 
boundaries of portions 111 and 278 and part of the 
northern boundary of portion 849 easterly to the 
south-western side of Mount York road; by that side 
of that road south-easterly to the western boundary 
of portion 348; by part of the western boundary of 
the last-mentioned portion, part of the northern. the 
western, and part of the southern boundaries of por- 
tion 112 southerly, westerly, again southerly and east- 
erly; by the western and part of the southern boun- 
daries of portion 74, southerly and easterly; by the 
eastern boundary of portion 263 southerly to the south- 
east corner of the last-named portion ; by a line south- 
easterly to the 75-mile post on the southern side of the 

ain Western road; by that side of that road gene- 
rally easterly to the north-west corner of portion 91a; 
by the western and southern boundaries of the last- 


mentioned portion and part of the southern boundary 


of portion 272 southerly and easterly ; by the western 
boundary of reserve 67, notified 19th May, 1879, and 
the western and southern boundaries of reserve 87, 
notified 3rd May, 1880, southerly and easterly; by 
part of the western and the southern boundaries of 
exteusion to recreation reserve, dedicated 29th March, 
1888, southerly and easterly; by part of the western 
and the southern boundary of portion 356 and part of 
the southern boundary of portion 354 southerly and 
easterly ; by a line and the western boundary of por- 
tion 339 southerly; by part of the northern and the 
western boundaries of reserves 37,359 for public re- 
creation, notified 12th March, 1904, westerly and 
southerly; by part of the northern and part of the 
western boundaries of reserve 28,247, notified 24th 
September, 1898, parish of Kanimbla, county of Cook, 
westerly and eaten he by the northern, the western, 
and part of the southern boundaries of reserve 21,172 
notified 11th August, 1894, westerly, southerly, and 
easterly ; by the south-western boundary of portion 61, 
the south-western and western boundaries of portion 
51 and the western boundary of portion 53 generally 
south-easterly ; by reserve 18,317, notified 5th August, 
1893, and the northern boundary of portion 48 gene- 
rally westerly ; by part of the eastern, the northern, 
and western boundaries of reserve 21,173, notified 11th 
August, 1894, and a line northerly, westerly, and 
southerly to the north boundary cf portion 153; by part 
of the northern boundary of that portion, the northern 
and part of the western boundaries of portion 157, the 
northern boundary of portion 156 and a line westerly 
to portion 8; by part of the eastern and the southern 
boundaries of portion 8 and a line southerly and 
westerly to Cox’s River; by that river and Warra- 
gamba River downwards, to the point of commence- 
ment,—but exclusive of the Municipality of Katoomba, 
as described in Schedule to Proclamation in Govern- 


ment Gazette of 17th August, 1910. [5808 | 
PROCLAMATION 

Naw Sourn Wass, | By His Execilency The Right Wouour. 

1 to wit. able rLuLi¢ JOHN Narigr; BARON 

CHELMSFORD, Kuivht Commander of 

(L.8,) the Most Dist nenished Order of Saint 


Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
the State of New South Wales and its 
Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia, 
HEREAS application, in accordance with the 
“‘Locai Government Act, 1906,’ and Acts 
amending the same, and with the Ordinances there- 
under, was made by the Council of the Municipality 
of Cooma to acquire the right to exercise the power set. 
out in the Schedule hereto, and such application was, 
as prescribed by the said Acts and Ordinances, duly 
notified: And whereas a petition, in accordance with 
the said Acts and Ordinances, was received within the 
prescribed period, signed by the prescribed number of 
ratepayers, asking the Governor to direct that a. poll 
of the ratepayers of the Municipality be taken as to 
whether the power applied for should be conferred on 
the Council: And whereas at such poll, taken as 
directed, a majority of the ratepayers voting was in 
favour of the power in question being conferred upon 
the Council: Now therefore, I, Frreppric JoHN 
Napier, Baron Cuermsrorp, the Governor aforesaid, 
with the advice of the Executive Council, and in pur- 
suance of the provisions of the said ‘‘Local Govern- 
ment Act, 1906,’’ as so amended, do, by this my Pro- 
clamation, hereby order that the power set out in the 
Schedule hereunder be conferred, and do hereby confer 
such power on the Council of the said Municipality. 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, 
this twenty-third day of September, in the 
year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred 
and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s 
Reign. 


CHELMSroRD, 
Governor. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
J. A. HOGUE. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


SCHEDULE. ; 
POWER CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE MUNICIPALITY OF COOMA 
(1910-183-97-124). 
The paragraph of section 109, under which the payr- 


ticular power may be acquired, and the power which 
is conferred, are set out hereunder :— 


Paragraph. Function. 


x. The construction, establishment, and main- 
tenance within its Area of cattle sale- 
yards and abattoirs- [1631] 


28 Supr., 1910. 


NOTIFICATION 
New Sovrin Wass, ) By His Excellency The Right Honour- 
to wit. Sable Frepreric JOHN Napier, Baron 
CuELMs¥orD, Knight Commander of 
(L.8.} the Most Distingnished Order of Saint 


Michael and Saint George, Governor of 
the State of New South Wales and its 
Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


» CHELMSFORD, 
Gevernor. 
Austraiia, 
FrEpErtc Joun Narrern, Baron Camimsrorp, the 
9 Governor aforesaid, in pursuance of the power 
and authority vested in me by the ‘‘Local Govern- 
ment Act, 1906,” and the Acts amending same, and 
with the advice of the Executive Council, do, by this 
my Notification, alter the division into Ridings of the 
Wingadee Shire (as notified in Government Gazette 
No. i61 of 16th May, 1906), so that the boundaries of 
the Ridings of the said Shire shall be, and are, as 
in the Schedule hereunder. 
[1910-58-312-516] 

Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, 
this twenty-third day of September, in the 
year of our Lord ene thousand nine hundred 
and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s 
Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 


J. A. HOGUE. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


SCHEDULE, 

Riding ‘‘A.” 
Commencing on the western boundary of the Shire 
(on Macquarie River) where it is intersected by the 
south-eastern boundary of the county of Clyde; by 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 


that boundary: north-easterly to the confluence of « 


Marthaguy Creek with the Merri Merri Creek; by 
the latter creek upwards to the south boundary of 
the parish of Quabothoo, county of Gregory; by that 
boundary easterly and the western boundary of the 
county of Leichhardt southerly, the southern boun- 
dary of the parish of Yarrayin, county of Leichhardt, 
easterly to Nedgera Creek (which forms the western 
boundary of parish of Ningear); by that creek up- 
wards to the south boundary of that parish; by that 
boundary easterly, the south-western and southern 
boundaries of parish of Dinoa, and the southern 
boundary of parish of Yoee south-easterly and east- 
erly to the western boundary of the Municipality of 
Coonamble; by part of that boundary and part of 
the northern boundary of that Municipality north- 
erly and easterly to the road forming the eastern 
boundary of portion 62, parish of Warrena; by that 
road and the eastern boundary of the parish. of 
Bimble generally northerly, and by a south-eastern 
and northern boundary of the parish of Yuma gene- 
rally north-easterly and westerly to a road from 
Coonamble, which partly forms an eastern boundary 
of parish of Yuma aforesaid; by that road generally 
north-easterly along the eastern boundary of portion 
64, parish of Tahrone, to the southern boundary of 
the parish of Thara; by that boundary and the east- 
ern boundary of that parish to Terembone or Tourid- 
gerie Creek; by that creek upwards to the southern- 
most corner of parish of Winnaba: by the south- 
eastern boundary of that parish north-easterly to the 
boundary of the Shire: and by northern and western 
boundaries of that Shire generally westerly and 
southerly, to the point of commencement. 
Riding ‘‘B.”’ 

Commencing on the western boundary of the Shire 
(on Macquarie River) Where it is intersected by the 
south-eastern boundary of the county of Clyde; by 
that boundary north-easterly to the confluence of 
Marthaguy Creek with the Merri Merri Creek; by 
the latter creek upwards to the south boundary of 
the parish of Quabothoo, county of Gregory; by that 
boundary easterly and the western boundary of the 
county cf Leichhardt southerly, the southern boun- 
dary of tho parish of Yarrayin, county of Leich- 
hardt, easterly to Nedgera Creek, which forms the 
western boundary of parish of Ningear; by that 
creek upwards to tho south boundary of that parish ; 
by that boundary easterly, the south-western and 
southern boundaries of parish of Dinoa, end the 
southern boundary of parish of Yoee, south-easterly 
and oasterly to the western boundary of the 
Municipality of Coonamble; by part of that boun- 
dary, the southern and part of the eastern boundary 
of that Municipality southerly, easterly, and north- 


erly to Coonamble or Warrena Creek ; by that creek | [1624] 


5301 


and Bulgan Creek upwards to the western boundary 
of parish of Magometon; by that boundary and the 
southern boundary of that parish, the western 
boundaries of parishes of Mungerie and Baronne 
generally southerly, easterly, and again southerly to 
the northern boundary of the county of Gowen, at the 
north-west corner of portion 25, parish of Cobbinbil, 
county of Gowen; by -that boundary easterly and 
southerly to Baronne Creek; by that creek upwards 
to the eastern boundary of parish of Cobbinbil afore- 
said; by that boundary generally southerly to the 
south-east corner of portion 60; and by a line south 
to the southern boundary of the Shire, as altered by 
Proclamation in the Government Gazette. No. 101 
of 22nd June, 1910; and by southern, south-western, 
and western boundaries of that Shire, as altered, 
generally westerly, north-westerly, and northerly, to 
the point of commencement. 
Riding ‘‘C.” 

Commencing on tho northern boundary of the 
Shire at the north-west corner of the parish of 
Walcha, county of Leichhardt; and bounded thence 
by the north-western boundary of that parish south- 
westerly to Terembone or T'ouridgerie Creek; by that 
creek downwards to the eastern boundary of parish 
of Thara; by that boundary and part of the south- 
ern boundary of that parish generally southerly and 
westerly to a road to Coonamble, forming the east- 
ern boundary of portion 64, parish of T'ahrone, and 
an eastern boundary of parish of Yuma; by that 
road generally south-westerly; by a northern and 
south-eastern boundary of that parish, and the east- 
ern boundary of the parish of Bimble generally east- 
erly and southerly to the south-east corner of the 
parish of Bimble; by the road forming the eastern 
boundary of portion 62, parish of Warrena, south to 
the northern boundary of the Municipality of Coon- 
amble; by part of that boundary and part of the 
eastern boundary of that Municipality easterly and 
southerly to Coonamble or Warrena Creek; by that 
creek and Bulgan Creek upwards to the western 
boundary of parish of Magometon; by that boundary 
and the southern boundary of that parish, the west- 
ern boundaries of parishes of Mungerie and Baronne 
generally southerly, easterly, and again southerly 
to the northern boundary of the county of Gowen, 
at the north-west corner of portion 25, parish of 
Cobbinbil, county of Gowen; by that boundary east- 
erly and southerly to Baronne Creek; by that creek 
upwards to the eastern boundary of parish of Cob- 
binbil aforesaid; by that boundary generally south- 
erly to the south-east corner of portion 60; and by 
a line south to the southern boundary of the Shire, 
as altered by Proclamation in the Government 
Gazette No. 101 of 22nd June, 1910; by that boun- 
dary, the eastern and northern boundaries of the 
Shire, as altered, easterly, northerly, and westerly, 
to the point of commencement. [1543] 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sour esa His Excellency The Right Honour. 


to wit. able FreDERic Jomux Napier, Baron 
CHELMSrorD, Kuight Commander of 

(1.8. ) the Most Distiuguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia, 


Frepmric Joun Napier, Baron Caanmsrory, the 
» Gevernor aforesaid, with the advice of the 
Hixecutive Council of the said State, in pursuance of 
the powers vested in me by the ‘Local Government 
Act, 1906,’ and Acts amending the same, do, by this 
my Proclamation, apply Ordinance No. 81, regarding 
the regulation and control of public wharfs and jet- 
ties, published in the Government Gazette No. 57 of 
14th May, 1908, together with all amendments thereof 
subsequent to the aforesaid date, to the Maclean 
Public Wharf, situated in River-street, and the Stone 
Wharf, situated in John-street, within the Munici- 
pality of Maclean. 
[1910-241-128-358 ] 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, 
this twenty-third day of September, in the 
year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred 
and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s 
Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
J. A. HOGUE. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


5302 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sourn WALxzs, ee His Excellency The Right Honour. 
to wit, able FREDERIO JOHN NAPIER, BARON 
CHELMSFORD, Knight Commander of 


(1.8) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales and its 
Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Australia. 


Frepeerio Joun Napizr, Baron CuEetmsrorp, the 

Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive 
Council of the said State, in pursuance of the power and 
authority vested in me by the “ Loc] Government Act, 1906,” 
and Acts amending the same, do hereby mske and proclaim 
the Ordinance contained in the accompanying Schedule. 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, this 


twenty-third day of September, in the year of our | 


Jord one thousand nine hundred and ten, and in the 
first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
J. A. HOGUE. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


SCHEDULE. 
“Tocat Government Acts, 1906 -1907- 1908”. 
ORDINANCE No. 86. 
GYMNASIUM AT LAWSON-SQUARE PARK. 
Application of Ordinance. 
1, This Ordinance shall apply to the Gymnasium at Lawson- 


square Park at Merrylands, under the care of the Council of 
the Municipality of Prospect and Sherwood. , 


Limitation of use. 


2. The Gymnasium shall not be used before sunrise or after 
sunset, or on Sundays. 


Time set apart for women ard children, 


3. Between one o’clock in the afternoon and sunset on every 
Wednesday, the Gymnasium shall be reserved for the use of 
women and children, ani no male person over the age of sixteen 
years shall enter the Gymnasium during such period. 


Male persons not to use swings, Fe. 


4. No male person over the age of sixteen years shall use 
any swing, see-saw, or merry-go-round in the Gymnasium. 


Damage of property. 
5. No person shall wilfully, carelessly, or negligently 
damage any of the apparatus or other property of the Council 


in the Gymnasium, and no person shall climb or go upon any 
wall or fence in or enclosing the Gymnasium, 


User to discontinue after ten minutes, if requested, 


6. No persons ehall use any part of the apparatus in the 
Gymnasium for a longer period than ten minutes, if any other 
person expresses to him or her during or at the expiration of 
such period, a desire to use such part of the apparatus. 

Offensive language. 

7. No person shall in the Gymnasium use any abusive, 
indecent, or obscene language in the hearing of any other 
person. 5 


° 


Penalty. 


8. Any person not complying with, or offending against, the 
provisions of this Ordinance shall for each offence be liable to 
a penalty not exceeding ten pounds. [620] 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sourtu ee His Excellency The Right Honoars- 
to wit. able FREDERIO JOHN NAPIER, BARON 
CHELMsrorpD, Knight Commander of 


(1.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 

Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CHELMSFoRD, the State of New South Wales and its 

Governor. Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia. 

Frepertc Jonn Napier, Baron Cuetmsrorp, the 

3 Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the 


Executive Council of the said State, in pursuance cf 
the power and authority vested in me by the ‘‘Local 
Government Act, 1906,’’ and the Acts amending the 
same, and by the Ordinances thereunder, do, by this 
my Proclamation, apply to the Shire of Jindalee the 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 


[28 Sepr., 1910. 


Ordinances Nos. 10 and 13, respecting ‘‘Voting by 
Post,” proclaimed in the Government Gazette No. 57 
of 14th May, 1908, together with all amendments 
thereof subsequent to the aforesaid date. 
[1910-92-160-231 ] 

Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, 
this twenty-third day of September, in the 
year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred 
and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s 
Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
J. A. HOGUE. 


[1699] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


PROCLAMATION 

NEW Souri moraglh His Iixcellency The Right JTonour- 
to wit. able Freperic Joun Napier, Baron 
CueLysrorp, Knight Commander of 


(.8.) the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of 

CiTELMSFORD, the State of New South Wales anil its 
Governor, Dependencies, in the Commonwealth cf 


Australia. 
Frepertc Joun Narrer, Baron Cusimsrorp, the 
Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the 
Executive Council of the said State, in pursuance of 
the power and authority vested in me by the ‘‘Local 
Government Act, 1906,” and the Acts amending the 
same, and by the Ordinances thereunder, do, by this 
my Proclamation, apply to the Shire of Demondriile 
the Ordinances Nos. 10 and 13, respecting ‘‘Voting 
hy Post,’’ proclaimed in the Government Gazette No. 
57 of 14th May, 1908, together with all amendments 
thereof subsequent to the aforesaid date. 
[1910--91-118-118] 

Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, 
this twenty-seventh day of September, in the 
year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred 
and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s 
Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 


J. A. HOGUE. 


[1959] GOD SAVE THE KING! 
[1625] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,” and 
the Acts amending the same, hereby notifies that 
applications under section 110 of the said ‘‘Local 
Government Act, 1906,’ as so amended, have been 
received from the Councils of the undermentioned 
Municipalities and Shire to acquire the right to exer- 
cise the powers specified in the Schedule hereto, under 
the names of the said Municipalities and Shire 
respectively. 

Any number of ratepayers not less than fifty (or, 
if there be less than 300 ratepayers on the roll, not 
less than one-sixth of the ratepayers of the said areas 
respectively) may petition the Governor, within sixty 
days after the date of this notification, to direct that 
a poll of ratepayers of the said Areas respectively be 
taken on the question whether all or any of the 
powers applied for shall be conferred on the respec- 
tive Councils. Any such petition should be sent under 
cover to the Minister for Public Works, and must 
comply with the provisions of Ordinance No. 21 under 
the said Local Gevernment Acts: 

J. A. HOGUE, 
Minister. 


ScHEDULE. 


APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
MUNICIPALITY OF MANILLA 


(1910-244-77-364). 


The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
tioular power may be acquired, and the power for 
which the Council have made application as pre- 
seribed in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder :— 


Nature or ADDITIONAL PowmR APPLIED FOR. 
Paragraph, 
ui. The provision, maintenance, and manage- 


ment of water supplies, with reticula- 
tion if required. 


28 Sepr., 1910.] 


APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
MUNICIPALITY OF PLATTSBURG 


(1910-280-71-489). 


The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular powers may be acquired, and the powers for 
which the Council have made application as prescribed 
in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder :— 


Narure or AppitionaAn PowrRS APPLIED FOR. 
Paragraph. : 


vin. The extirpation of noxious weeds, pests, 
vermin, and animals, not being pare 
which have been or may hereafter bo 
declared noxious under the ‘‘Pastures 
Protection Act, 1902,” or any Act 
amending the same. 


The regulation— 

(a2) of hoardings; and 
(b) of the posting or painting of bills, 
signs, or advertisements. 

The inspection and regulation of the whole- 

sale and retail sale and of the storage 

and exhibition for sale of fish, and of 
oysters and crustacea, and of rabbits, 
poultry and game. 

regulation and supervision of the 
sale, storage, exhibition for sale, con- 
veyance, and mode of delivery, by 
carcase or otherwise, of meat for human 
consumption; and of the disposal and 
removal of other meat, and of any 
blood, offal, or other refuse. 
regulation and supervision of the 
manner, route, and times of driving 
animals in public places. 

The regulation of the erection of build- 
ings as to height, design, structure, 
materials, building line, sanitation, 
the proportion of any lot which may be 
occupied by the building or buildings 
-to be erected thereon; and. the sub- 
division of land for building purposes 
so as to secure due ways of access to 
the rear as well as to the front of 
buildings erected, or to be erected, 
thereon. 


XXXII. 


XXXVI. 


Kites Lue 


pi gin ed Mays 


XLIII. 


APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
CESSNOCK SHIRE 


(1910-35-338-78), 


_ The paragraph of section 107, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power for 
which the Council have made application as prescribed 
in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder : — 


Nature or ADDITIONAL POWER APPLIED FOR. 
Paragraph. 


rr The conservation, collection, removal and 
disposal within or outside the Area 
(subject to the approval of the night- 
soil depét by the Board of Health) of 
night-soil and refuse, the construction 
and situation of privies, the regulation 
of the degree of closet accommodation, 
and the construction and maintenance 
of drains and sewers in the town of 
Heddon Greta. 


[1784] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


A hae Council of the undermentioned Shire having, 
in terms of section 112 of the ‘Local Government 
Act, 1906,’’ subject to the approval of the Governor, 
declared the plant named in the Schedule hereto under 
the name of the said Shire to be noxious within the 
area, His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, in pursuance of the provisions 
of the said “Lecal Government Act, 1906,” and the 
Acts amending the same, has approved of the action 
of the Council of the said Shire in declaring, subject 
to such approval, such plant to be noxious within 


the area. 
J. A. HOGUE, 
Minister. 


SCHEDULE, 
MONARO SHIRE 
(1910-103-130-302). 
Rosa rubiginosa, commonly known as ‘‘Sweet Briar.” 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 


5303 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


| Dine Councils of the undermentioned Municipalities 

having, in terms of section 112 of the ‘‘Local 
Government Act, 1906,’’ subject to the approval of the 
Governor, declared the plants named in the Schedule 
hereto under the names of the said Municipalities 
to be noxious within their areas, His Excellency the 
Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, 
in pursuance of the provisions of the said ‘‘Local 
Government Act, 1906,’’ and the Acts amending the 
same, has approved of the action of the Councils of 
the said Municipalities in declaring, subject to such 
approval, such plants to be noxious within their Areas. 


J. A. HOGUE. 


£1934] 


SCHEDULE. 
GRAFTON MUNICIPALITY 
(1910-207-168-224). 


Asclepias physiocarpa, commonly known as 
Cotton.” 


KEMPSEY MUNICIPALITY 
(1910-231-142-316). 


Pontideria Crassipes, commonly known as ‘Water 
. ) ; 
Hyacinth. 


“Wild 


[202 2] Premier’s Office, New South Wales, 


Sydney, 28th September, 1910, 


[ IS Excellency the G vernor dircets it to te notified that 
: he ia in receipt of an intimation to the cffect that 
Count Mo .ner has resigned from the Cffice of Conewl for 
Sweden at Sydner, as from ]2:h August, 1910, and that 
My. T. B, Dibbs, Honorary Vice-Consul, hes been authorised 
to act as Consul perdirg the appointment of a successor to 


Count Morner. 
C. G. WADE. 


Premier’s Office, New South Wales, 
Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


L IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has been pleased to ap- 
prove of the term of the appointment of 
T. A. Cogutan, Esquire, I.8.0., F.S.S., 


as Agent-General for New South Wales in London, 
being extended for a period of six months,—from 20th 


September, 1910. 
C. G. WADE. 


[1958] 


— = — ——w 


[1951] Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1910. 


H* Kxcellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has been pleased to 
appoint : 

The Honourable Ricaarp Mszarss Sty, a Judge of the 
Supreme Court, with Edward Johnstone Sievers, 
Esquire, the Assessor duly appointed by the Go- 
vernor, and such other person as may be ap- 
pointed by the Appellant, in pursuance of section 
18 of the ‘‘Closer Settlement Act, 1904,’ and 
section 10 of the ‘‘Closer Settlement (Amendment) 
Act, 1907.” 


to be a Member of the Court to hear the appeal of F, 
Livingstone Learmonth, Esquire, the General Super- 
intendent of the Australian Agricultural Company, 
against the Northern Advisory Board’s valuation of 
the part of the Warrah Estate, resumed by Proclama- 
tion in the Government Gazette of 3lst August, 1910. 


C..G. WADE; 


APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


The Reverend Artuurn Wittiam JoHNstone to ke 
Church of England Chaplain to the Gaol at Tam- 
worth, vice the Venerable Archdeacon T. K. 
Abbott, resigned,—to take effect from the date 
of commencing duty, 


Tuomas CapELL, Esquire, J.P., to be Deputy Licensing 
Magistrate of the Licensing Court for the Licensing 
District of Hillston, for a further period not exceeding 
two months,—from the 5th Qotober, 1910, 


5304 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 151. 


[28 Supr., 1910. 


Grorcr ATKIN, Esquire, Police Magistrate, Armidale, 
to be Deputy Licensing Magistrate of the Licen- 
sing Courts for the Licensing Districts of Tenter- 
field and Glen Innes, for a period not exceeding 
two months, during the absence of R. H. V. All- 
nutt, Esquire, P.M., on leave,—from the 38rd 
October, 1910. _ 

Hurert Ricuarp Rice, Hsquire, M.R.C.S., &c., to 

be an ‘‘Appointed Member’ of the Licensing 
Court for the Licensing District of Hartley, vice 
W. J. Thompson, Esquire, deceased. 


Tur undermentioned members of the*Police Force to 
exercise, within the Licensing Districts preceding 
their respective names, the authority conferred by 
section 19, subsection 1, of the ‘Liquor (Amendment) 
Act, 1905,’’—from the dates specified, viz. :— 


Parkes—First Class Constable Wriit1am AveUsTINE 
Murray, stationed at Tullamore,—from the 6th 
September, 1910. 

Dubbo—Hirst Class Constable Herpert Norwan 
Hucues, stationed at Dunedoo,—from the 4th 
September, 1910. 

Bondotiin “Oonetabie Rosert Hamitton, stationed 
at Vifield,—trom the 19th September, 1910. 


JOHN GARLAND. 


COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


HiS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Mxecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Superintendent. Explosives Department—the In- 
spector-General of Police concurring—has approved of 
the undermentioned Police Officer being appointed an 
Inspector under the ‘‘Explosives Act, 1905,” viz. :— 
First Class Constable Artaur Grorge Harotp Rein, 

stationed at Cudal,—as from Ist September, 1910, 

vice Kirst Class Constable Walter Pope, resigned. 
[E.M. 368] 

T. WADDELL. 


CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT, 


HIS.-Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased, in pursuance of 
the provisions of the ‘‘Sydney Corporation Act, 1902,”’ 
to approve of the appointment of 


Mr. Arruur Cooke as a Sanitary Inspector under the 
Municipal Council of Sydney, in the room of Mr. 
YT. A. Curry, resigned,—to take effect. from the 
date of commencing duty. 
W. H. WOOD. 


Department of Labour and Industry, 
48 Young-street, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1910. 


SHEARERS’ ACCOMMODATION ACT. 


Hs Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has been pleased to ap- 
point the undermentioned Police Officers to be Inspec- 
tors to carry out the provisions of the Shearers’ 
Accommodation Act in the districts specified in con- 
nection with their respective names. 


J. A. HOGUE. 


12047] 


Constable Alfred Robert Small; Station—Hargraves ; 
_ Police District—Mudgee. 
irst Class Constable Arthur George Harold Reid; 
Station—Cudal; Police District-—Molone. 
Constable Joseph James Clark; Station—Maude; 
Police District—Hay. 


[1931] 


Department of Public Instruction, 
Sydney, 20th September, 1910. 


KENDALL SCHOOL OF ARTS. 
APPOINTMENT OF TRUSTEES. 


te is hereby notified, for general information, that 

the offices of Messrs. Daniel Williams and William 
Thomas Marchant, as Trustees of the land held for 
the purposes of a School of Arts at Kendall, have 
been declared vacant, and that the undermentioned 
gentlemen have been elected in their places as Trustees, 
at a special general meeting of the members, held 
in accordance with the provisions of the 14th section 
of the “Trustees of Schools of Arts Enabling Act, 
1902,”” I, therefore, as Minister of Public Instruction, 
in pursuance of the power given me in the same sec- 
tion, hereby approve of the undermentioned gentle- 


men to be Trustees of the aforesaid institution 
namely :— ‘ i 


Messrs. Thomas Maher. 
Charles Fletcher. 


J. A, HOGUE, 


Department of Public Instruction, 
Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 


SPRINGWOGOD SCHOOL OF ARTS. 
APPOINTMENT OF TRUSTEES. 


i Fes is hereby notified, for general information, that 
the offices of Messrs. C. Rosenthal, W. ftus, 
and W. J. Oarroll (resigned) as Trustees of the land 
held for the purposes of a School of Arts at Spring- 
wood, have been declared vacant, and that the under- 
mentioned gentlemen have been elected in their places 
as Trustees, at a special general meeting of the mem- 


£1932] 


bers, held in accordance with the provisions of the 


14th section of the ‘‘Priustees of Schools of Arts En- 
abling: Aet, 1909,’’ I, therefore, as Minister of Public 
Instruction, in pursuance of the power given me in 
the same section, hereby approve of the undermen- 
tioned gentlemen to be Trustees of the aforesaid insti- 
tution, namely :— 


Messrs. Thomas Chichester James Foster. 
William Maxwell Lawson. 
William Chadwick. - 


J. A. HOGUE. 


ee 


[1923] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 26th September, 1910. 


“BUNYAH BORE WATER TRUST.” 


| The Honourable Cuartes ALFrev Len, the Minister 
¢ for Public Works for the time being in and for 
the State of New South Wales, do hereby notify, for 
general information, that I have appointed 
Mr. Cuarites Frepsricx Daunt, Secretary to the 
Board constituted under the ‘‘Water and Drain- 
age and Artesian Wells (Amending) Act, 1906,” 
to be the Returning Officer in the first election of 
Trustees for the ‘“‘Bunyah Bore Water Trust.’’ 
J. A. HOGUE, 
For Minister for Public Works. 


[1924] Department of Public Works, 


Bydiey a6th September: 1010" 


“GURLEY SIDING BORE WATER TRUST.” 


The Honourable Caanres ALFRED Lex, the Minis- 
» ter for Public Works for the time being in and 
for the State of New South Wales, do hereby notify, 
for general information, that I have appointed 
Mr. CxHartes Freprricx Daunt, Secretary to the 
Roard constituted under the ‘‘Water and Drain- 
age and Artesian Wells (Amending) Act, 1906,” 
to. be the Returning Officer in the first election of 
Trustees for the ‘‘Gurley Siding Bore Water Trust,” 


J. A. HOGUE, | 
Wor Minister for Public Works. 


Department of Public Wi Obie, 
Sydney, 26th September, 1910. 


“BUNYAH BORE WATER TRUST.” 
N pursuance of the provisions of the ‘‘Water and 
Drainage Act, 1902,” I, the Honourable CHartzs 
Atrrup Lyn, the Minister for Public Works for the 
time being in and for the State of New South Wales, 
do hereby appoint 
Mr. R. F. Jenkins, District Works Officer, Moree, 


to be a Trustee of the ‘‘Bunyah Bore Water Trust,” 
and I do hereby direct the first election of two 
Trustees of the said Trust in pursuance of the said 


[1925] 


Act. 
J, A. HOGUE, 
For Minister for Public Works. 
£1926] Department of Public Works 


Sydney, 26th September, 1910. 


“NOWLEY BORE WATER TRUST.” 
The Honourable Caantus ALFRED Lys, the Minister 
for Public Works for the time being in and for 
the State of New South Wales, do hereby notify, for 
general informaticn,. that I-have appointed 


Mr. CHartzs Freprrick Daunt, Secretary to the 
Board constituted under the ‘‘Water and Drain- 
age and Artesian Wells (Amending) Act, 1906,” 

to be the Returning Officer in the first election of two 

Trustees for the ‘‘Nowley Bore Water Trust.” 

J. A. HOGUE, 
For Minister for Public Works. 


28 Sxpr., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 


5305 


[1927] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 26th September, 1910. 


3 Es! pursuance of the provisions of the ‘‘Water and 

Drainage Act, 1902,’ I, the Honourable CHaruEs 
AtFrrep Len, the Minister for Public Works for the 
time being in and for the State of New South Wales, 
do hereby appoint 


Mr. R. F. Jenxuys, District Works Officer, Moree, 


to be a Trustee of the “Gurley Siding Bore Water 
Trust,’ and I do hereby direct the first election of 
two Trustees of the said Trust in pursuance of the 


said Act. 
Ja As HOGUH, 
For Minister for Public Works. 


[1803 | Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 22nd September, 1910. 
[kh pursuance of the provisions of the ‘‘Water and 
Drainage Act, 1902,’’ I, The Honourable CHares 
AurrRep Les, the Minister for Public Works for the 
time being.in and for the State of New South Wales, 
do hereby appoint 
Mr. R. F. Jennins, District Works Officer, Moree, 


to be a Trustee of the ‘‘Nowley Bore Water Trust,’ 
and I do hereby direct the first election of two Trus- 
tees of the said Trust in pursuance of the said Act. 

J. A. HOGUE, 
For Secretary for Public Works. 


[2039] Premier’s Office, New South Wales, 
Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 
1 REWARD of £200 is offered by the Common- 
wealth Government for information leading to 
the discovery of the plant used by coiners in making 
the counterfeit gold coins recently passed into cir- 
culation at Broken Hill. Im addition to the above 
REWARD, His Excellency the Governor will be ad- 
vised to extend a free pardon to any accomplice, not 
being the actual coiner, who shall first give such in- 
formation. This offer to remain in force for three 


months only. aoa ee 


Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 
Sydney, 22nd September, 1910. 


rf\HE following amended Regulation, No. 422, respecting the 

Examination of Teachers, Department of Public Instruc- 
tion, made by the Public Service Board, under the provi- 
sions of the ‘‘ Public Service Act, 1902,” has been approved 
by His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and is published in accordance with the 


requirements of that Act. 
JOHN GARLAND. 


(1950) 


REGULATION UNDER THE ‘ PUBLIC SERVICE 
ACP 1802.” 

WuereEas by the ‘‘ Public Service Act, 1902,” the Public 
Service Board is authorised and empowered to make, repeal, 
alter, and amend Reoulations: Now, the Public Service 
Board, under and by virtue of the powers contained in the 
abovementioned Act, doth, with the approval of the Governor, 
hereby repeal Regulation No. 422, and substitute therefor the 
following, that is to say :— 


EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS. 


422. An examination of teachers shall be held yearly at each 
Inspector’s headquarters, commencing on the Tuesday after 
Easter Monday.* Teachers who desire to be examined with a 
view to promotion must apprise the Inspector at least two 
mouths before the date of examination, and furnish him with a 
jist of the elective subjects, if any, upon which they are 
prepared for examination. They must also indicate at which 
centre they wish to sit, understanding that if they sit at any 
other than the nearest examination centre, to suit their 
personal convenience, no allowance whatever will be granted 
by the Minister on account of the expenses incurred. 


i. Candidates must show satisfactory proficiency in 
reading aloud, in handwriting, in drawing, and in 
a dictation test, as a preliminary condition for 
admission to Class 3, and in the three first named 
for Class 2. The requirements with respect to 
Drawing are set forth in the Circular on Drawing. 
A teacher who after repeated attempts shows that 
he is absolutely unable to pass the necessary tests in 
drawing may be permitted to take in lien of drawing 
such other subject or subjects as may be approved 
by the Under Secretary. The final result of the ex- 
amination will be determined by the results in the 
subjects specified hereunder for each class. 


Is 
| H the Hxecutive Council, has 


ii. For Third Class, Section A, a minimum of 50 per cent- 
is required in each subject, and in the aggregate 
60 per cent. ; and for Section B a minimum of 40 
"per cent., and in the aggregate 55 per cent. 

iii. For Second Class a minimum of 50 per cent. is 
required in each subject, and in the aggregate G0 per 
cent. for 2B and 65 per cent. for 2A. 

iv. Candidates sitting for Third, Second, or First Class 
certificates may take their examination in sections. 
Not less than three of the specified subjects for the 
class may be taken at any one sitting, and if the 
minimum is not reached in at least three subjects, 
only those subjects in which 60 per cent. is gained 
will stand to the credit of the candidate. 

y. Sectional sittings need not take place in consecutive 
years. ; 

vi. The specified subjects for Third Class are :—English ; 
Geography ; History ; Arithmetic and Mensuration ; 
Geometry ; Algebra; Educational history, theory, 
and practice ; Domestic Hygiene or Science ; Music. 

vii. The specified subjects for Second Class are:—HEnglish ; 
Geography ; History ; Arithmetic and Mensuration ; 
Geometry ; Algebra; Educational history, theory, 
and practice ; Domestic Hygiene or Science ; Music; 
together with one of the following electives :—Mathe- 
matics; Latin; French; German ; two branches of 
Science ; Higher English. 

viii, Candidates for First-class Certificates must pass in 
the following subjects:—English Language and 
Literature; History ; Education ; Latin or French ; 
and the subjects of one of the following groups :— 
Mathematics ; Languages ; Science. 

For First-class Certificates a minimum of 55 per 
cent. is required in each of the specified subjects 
prescribed in Rule 8, and in the aggregate of marks 
for such specified subjects an average of not less 
than 70 per cent. 

Provided also that the candidate must obtain, or 
must have obtained, 65 per cent. in Second-class 
papers in each of those subjects specified for Second 
Class which are not included among the First-class 
subjects taken by the candidate. 

ix. The results gained by candidates in any subject at 
the Examination held in 1907 or previously will 
still hold good ; but candidates who have not then 
completed their examinations will come within the 
provisions of the new Regulations with regard to the 
remaining subjects and to the aggregate. 

x, Candidates, when applying for examination, should 
state in what subjects they desire to be examined. 

xi, An allowance for actual and necessary expenses incurred 
for travelling and accommodation in attending ex- 
amination shall be granted to teachers in connection 
with their first sitting for respective classes, when the 
whole examination is completed. 

K. H. WILSHIRH, } Members Obs 


G. A. McKAY, Public Service Board, 


C. J, SAUNDERS, 
Dated at the office of the Public Service Board, 4, 
O’Connell-street, Sydney, this 2nd day of September, 1910. 


[1956] Chief Secretary’s Office, 


Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


Li IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Hxecutive Council, has removed the name 
of Mr, Henry Evelyn Woodville Preston from the 
Commission of the Peace. 
W. H. WOOD. 


[1938] Chief Secretary’s Office 


Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


Exeellency the Governor, with the advice of 
i i been pleased, in 
pursuance of the provisions of the ‘‘Sydney Corpora- 
tion Amendment Act, 1905,” as amended by the 
“Sydney Corporation Amendment Act, 1906,’’ to ap- 
prove of the purchase by the Municipal Council of 


Sydney of a piece of land, which is required for 
widening George and Quay streets at their inter- 
section. 

W. H. WOOD. 
[1989 } Chief Secretary’s Office 


Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Hxecutive Council, has been pleased, in 
pursuance of the provisions of the ‘‘Sydney Corpora- 
tion Amendment Act, 1905,” as amended by the 
“Sydney Corporation Amendment Act, 1906,” to ap- 
rove of the purchase by the Municipal Council of 
Sydney of a piece of land, which is required for 
the widening of Castlereagh-street and Liverpool- 
street at their intersection, 
\ W. H. WOOD. 


5306 


[1786] Chief Secretary’s Office, 


Sydney, 14th September, 1910, 
DEAD BODY OF INFANT FOUND.—£25 REWARD. 


AY HEREAS on the 15th ultimo, the dead body of 
a newly-born male infant was found in a pond 
in Hyde Park: And whereas at an inquest held on 


the 25th idem, before the Deputy City Coroner, the | 


following verdict was returned: —‘‘I declare and find 
that the said newly-born male infant, in Hyde Park, 
in the said city, district, and State, on the 15th 
day of August, 1910, was found dead without any 
marks of violence appearing upon his body: And I 
further find that he died from asphyxia by smother- 
ing, but how, when, where, or by what means he 
came to be smothered, the evidence. adduced does not 
enable me to say.’? Notice is hereby given that a 
reward of Twenty-five Pounds will be paid by Govern- 
ment for such information as shall establish the iden- 
tity of the said infant and afford proof of the manner 
by which his death was caused. This reward to remain 
in force for three months only. 


W. H. WOOD. 


Ss 


Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


ARSON.—£75 REWARD. 


\ HEREAS on the 22nd ultimo, a building, situ- 
ated at Ashford, in the District of Inverell, 
the property of Patrick Halloran, and occupied by 
the Ashford Shire Council, was destroyed by fire: 
And whereas at an inquest held on the 26th idem, 
before the District Coroner, the following verdict was 
returned: —‘‘I do declare and find that the said 
premises, on the morning of the 22nd August, 1910, 
were totally destroyed by fire: And I further find 
that the premises, situated as aforesaid, were, on 
the said morning, feloniously and wilfully set on fire 
by some person or persons to me unknown.’’ Notice 
is hereby given that a reward of Twenty-five Pounds 
will be paid by Government (in addition to rewards 
of Twenty-five Pounds each offered by the Managers 
of the Australian Alliance Assurance Company and 
the Sun Insurance Company, Sydney), for such infor- 
mation as shall lead to the apprehension and _ con- 
viction of the guilty person or persons. In addition 
to the above reward, His Excellency the Governor 
will be advised to extend a free pardon to any accom- 
plice, not being the person who actually caused the 
said fire, who shall first give such required informa- 


[1787] 


tion. This reward to remain in force for three months 
only. 

W. H. WOOD. 
[1937 ] Department of Agriculture, 


Stock and Brands, 
Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


“THE COMMONS REGULATION ACT, 1898.” 


BoMBALA COMMON. 


Ine ere is hereby given, for public information, that Mr 
a William Rumph has been duly elected Trustee of the 
above Common, to hold o'ce for the unexpired period of 
three years from January, 1910, vice Mr. A. Miller, resigned. 


J. A. HOGUE. 


[2013] Department of Agriculture. 
Stock and Brands, 


Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 
“THE COMMONS REGULATION ACT, 1898.” 


NIMITYBELLE COMMON. 


OTICE is hereby given, for public information, that Mr. 

Percy Reed has been duly elected Trustee of the above 

Common, to hold office for the unexpired period of three years 
from January, 1910, yice Mr, C. Freebody, resigned. 


J. A. HOGUE. 


[1470] Department of Public Instruction, 


Sydney, 30th August, 1910. 
NEW EVENING PUBLIC SCHOOL. 


T 
iF accordance with the provisions of the 34th sec- 
tion of the ‘“‘Public Instruction Act of 1880,’ that it 
js proposed to establish an Evening Public School at 
WALLSEND. 


J. A. HOGUE. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 151. 


is hereby notified, for general information, in 


[28 Sepr., 1910. 


[1607] Department of Public Instruction, 


Sydney, 5th September, 1910. 
NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL. 


i is hereby notified, for general information, in 
acordance with the provisions of the 34th section 
of the ‘‘Public Instruction Act of 1880,” that it is 
proposed to establish a Public School at 


MomMatona. 
J. A. HOGUE. 


[2029] Department of Labour and Industry, 
48 Young-street, 


Sydney, 26th September, 1910. 


PUBLIC NOTICE UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF 
THE ACT No. 81, 1900. 


Memorial having been received by me asking that 
a poll be taken in the Country Shopping Dis- 
trict of RICHMOND on the questions whether the 
closing time at one o’clock be altered from Wednesday 
to Saturday, and the closing time at ten o’clock be 
altered from Saturday to Friday ; it is hereby notified, 
in accordance with the provisions of section 3 of the 
Early Closing (Amendment) Act and the Regulations 
made under that Act, that such poll as to the altera- 
tions proposed will be taken at the Police Station, 
Richmond, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. 
on Wednesday, 26th October, 1910. 
Each shopkeeper and shop-assistant of a shop situ- 
ated in the said Country Shopping District, and not 
being a shop mentioned in Schedule One to the Prin- 
cipal Act shall, subject to the Regulations, be entitled 
to vote at such poll, provided that in every case the 
shop-assistant referred to shall have been engaged for 
three months at least in a shop (not being a shop 
mentioned in Schedule One to the Principal Act) in 
the country shopping district in which he claims to 
vote, and shall at the time of voting be above the age 


of eighteen years. 


I also notify, in accordance with the Regulations 
in that behalf, that I hereby appoint Senior-constable 
St. George Ross to be the person by whom such pell 
shall be taken (to be styled the Returning Officer) and 
also to be the Officer to receive and record on the Rolls 
of persons entitled to vote the names of all such per- 
sons furnished to him in accordance with the Regula- 
tions. 

Any person entitled to vote and desirous of voting 
at the poll may obtain from the said Returning Officer 
a form of statement, free of cost, at the Police Station, 
Richmond, from the 29th September to 12th October 
inclusive, from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. of each week-day. 
All such forms, after being duly filled in, must be 
delivered to the said Returning Officer at the Police 
Station, Richmond, on or before the 12th October, 
1910, or posted so as to reach that Officer on or before 
that date. 

The Rolls of shopkeepers and shop-assistants will 
then be made up from such statements, and persons 
whose names appear on these Rolls will be entitled 
to vote. 

The Rolls will be open for the inspection of any 
person from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. from the 14th to the 
19th October inclusive. The attention of the Return- 
ing Officer may be directed to any statement con- 
tained therein believed to be incorrect. 


J. A. HOGUE, 
Minister. 


Department of Labour and Industry, 
48 Young-street, 
Sydney, 26th September, 1910. 


PUBLIC NOTICE UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF 
THE ACT No, 81, 1900. 


Memorial having been received by me asking that 
a poll be taken in the Country Shopping Dis- 
trict of RIVERSTONE on the questions whether the 
closing time at one o’clock be altered from Wednes- 
day to Saturday, and the closing time at ten o’clock 
be altered from Saturday to Friday; it is hereby noti- 
fied, in accordance with the provisions of section 3 
of the Early Closing (Amendment) Act and the Regu- 
lations made under that Act, that such poll as to the 
alterations proposed will be taken at the Police Sta- 
tion, Riverstone, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 
5 p.m. on Wednesday, 26th October, 1910. ' 
Hach shopkeeper and shop-assistant of a shop situ- 
ated in the said Country Shopping District, and not 
being a shop mentioned in Schedule One to the Prin- 
cipal Act shall, subject to the Regulations, be entitled 
to vote at sach poll, provided that in every case the 
shop-assistant referred to shall have been engaged tor 


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28 Sepr., 1910.} 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 


5307 


———— 


three months at least in a shop (not being a shop 


mentioned in Schedule One to the Principal Act) in 
the country shopping district in which he claims to 
vote, and shall at the time of voting be above the «ge 
of eighteen years. 

I also notify, in accordance with the Regulations 
in that behalf, that I hereby appoint First Class Con- 
stable W. J. Auckett to be the person by whom such 
poll shall be taken (to be styled the Returning Officer) 
and also to be the Officer to receive and record on the 
Rolls of persons entitled to vote the names of all such 
persons furnished to him in accordance with the 
Regulations. : { 

Any person entitled to vote and desirous of voting 
at the poll may obtain from the said Returning Officer 
a form of statement, free of cost, at the Police Station, 
Riverstone, from the 29th September to 12th October 
inclusive, from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. of each week-day. 
All such forms, after being duly filled in, must be 
delivered to the said Returning Officer at the Police 
Station, Riverstone, on or before the 12th October, 
1910, or posted so as to reach that Officer on or before 
that date. ; : 

The Rolls of shopkeepers and shop-assistants will 
then be made up from such statements, and persons 
whose names appear on these Rolls will be entitled 
to vote. ; 

The Rolls will be open for the inspection of any 
person from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. from the 14th to the 
19th October inclusive. The attention of the Return- 
ing Officer may be directed to any statement con- 
tained therein believed to be incorrect. 


J. A. HOGUE, 
Minister. 


[2031] Department of Labour and Industry, 
48 Young-street, 


Sydney, 26th September, 1910. 


‘PUBLIC NOTICE UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF 
THE ACT No. 81, 1900. 


Memorial having been received by me asking that 
a poll be taken in the Country Shopping Dis- 
trict of WINDSOR on the questions whether the closing 
time at one o’clock be altered from Wednesday to 
Saturday, and the closing time at ten o’clock be altered 
from Saturday to Friday; it is hereby notified, in 
accordance with the provisions of section 3 of the Early 
Closing (Amendment) Act and the Regulations made 
under that Act, that such poll as to the alterations pro- 
posed will be taken at the Police Station, Windsor, 
beween the hours of 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. on Wednesday, 
26th October, 1910. 


Each shopkeeper and shop-assistant of a shop situ- 
ated in the said Country Shopping District, and not 
being a shop mentioned in Schedule One to the Prin- 
cipal Act shall, subject to the Regulations, be entitled 
to vote at such poll, provided that in every case the 
shop-assistant referred to shall have been engaged for 
three months at least in a shop (not being a shop 
mentioned in Schedule One to the Principal Act) in 
the country shopping district in which he claims to 
vote, and shall at the time of voting be above the age 
of eighteen years. - 


I also notify, in accordance with the Regulations 
in that behalf, that I hereby appoint Senior-Sergeant 
Henry Norris to be the person by whom such poll shall 
be taken (to be styled the Returning Officer) and also 
to be the Officer to receive and record on the Rolls of 
persons entitled to vote the names of all such persons 
furnished to him in accordance with the Regulations. 


Any person entitled to vote and desirous of voting 
at the poll may obtain from the said Returning Officer 
a form of statement, free of cost, at the Police Station 
Windsor, from the 29th September to 12th October 
inclusive, from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. of each week-day. 
All such forms, after being duly filled in, must be 
delivered to the said Returning Officer at the Police 
Station, Windsor, on or before the 12th October, 1910, 


grapnetes so as to reach that Officer on or before that 
ate. 


The Rolls of shopkeepers and shop-assistants will 
then be made up from such statements, and persons 
ee names appear on these Rolls will be entitled to 
vote, 5 

The Rolls will be open for the inspection ? 
person from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. from aa 14th te Eye 
19th October inclusive. The attention of the Return- 
ing Officer may be directed to any statement con- 
tained therein believed to be incorrect, 


JAG HOGUE, 
Minister. 


No. 151, 28 Szprempzr, 1910,—2, 


[1481] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 23rd September, 1910. 


GILGOOMA BORE WATER TRUST. 


BAS ies to the provisions of the ‘‘Water and 

Drainage Act, 1902,’? and the ‘‘Water and 
Drainage and Artesian Wells (Amending) Act, 
1906,” I, The Honourable Cuartes ALFRED Lux, the 
Secretary for Public Works for the time being in and 
for the State of New South Wales, do hereby notify 
that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has been pleased to constitute 
the ‘“‘Gilgooma Bore Water Trust’? for the purposes 
and subject to the provisions of the said Acts, and 
subject also to the conditions contained in the pro- 
posal bearing date the 29th April, 1910, published in 
the Government Gazette of the 4th day of May, 1910, 
No. 68, without any modifications thereof. 


J. A. HOGUE, 
For Secretary for Public Works. 


[1553] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 23rd September, 1910. 


“ANNA BAY SWAMP DRAINAGE TRUST.” 


URSUANT to the provisions of the ‘‘Water and 
Drainage Act, 1902,’> and the ‘‘Water and Drain- 
age and Artesian Wells (Amending) Act, 1906,’ I, 
The Honourable Cuarres Atrrep Les, the Secretary 
for Public Works for the time being in and for the 
State of New South Wales, do hereby notify that His 
Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Exe- 
cutive Council, has been pleased to constitute the 
‘Anna Bay Swamp Drainage Trust’’ for the purposes 
and subject to the provisions of the said Acts, and 
subject also to the conditions contained in the pro- 
posal bearing date the 13th June, 1910, published in 
the Gazette of the 15th day of June, 1910, No. 97, 
without any modifications thereof. 


J. A. HOGUE, 
For Secretary for Public Works. 


— 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 5th September, 1910. 


[1459] 
i is hereby notified, for public information, under 

the provisions of section 144, subsection 5, of the 
“Public Works Act, 1900,’ that it is intended to con- 
struct a line of Tramway from Military-road, North 
Sydney, to Cremorne Point, in accordance with the 
plans and books of reference prepared in connection 
with the said line, which are now to be seen in the 
Office of the Constructing Authority, Phillip-street, 
Sydney, and at the Office of the Clerk of Petty Ses- 
sions, North Sydney. 

J. A. HOGUE, 


Constructing Authority. 


~ 


GOVERNMENT TRAMWAYS. 
Mitirary-RoaD, NortuH Sypnry, to Cremorne Porn. 


ic is hereby- notified that the construction of a 
Tramway from Military-road, North Sydney, to 
Cremorne Point (commencing at a point marked A 
on plan, and terminating at a point marked B on 
plan, being a distance of 1 mile 47 chains 71-21 links), 
has been duly authorised under the provisions of ‘‘The 
Cremorne Tramway Act, 1909,’ and there is now. open 
for inspection, at the Office of the Minister for Public 
Works, the said Minister being the Constructing 
Authority for the said line, a plan of the said line 
and of the lands through which it will pass, together 
with a book of reference, in which are set forth a 
description of the said lands and the names of the 
owners and proprietors thereof, so far as the same can 
be ascertained. All persons, therefore, who may he 
interested in the said lands to be affected by the said 
line are hereby required to forward to the said Con- 
structing Authority, within one month from the first 
date of the publication thereof, a notice in writing 
of any objection that may appear to them to exist 
to the adoption of the said line, or any part thereof, 
or to any of the works proposed in connection there- 
with.—Dated at Sydney, this fifth day of September 
in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred 
and ten. 
(u.8.) 


J. A. HOGUE. 
Constructing Authority. 
The Seal of the Constructing Authority was affixed 
hereto at Sydney, this fifth day of September, 
1910, in presence of— 


[1458] JOHN PoRTvUs. 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151, 


[28 Sepr., 1910. 


—— —— 


GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS. 


FLEMINGTON To BELMORE AND WARDELL-ROAD TO GLEBE 
ISLAND AND Daruine IsLAND RAILWAY. 


Ys is hereby notified that the construction of a line of 

Goods Railway from Flemington to Belmore and 
Wardell-road to Glebe Island and Darling Island has 
been duly authorised under the provisions of the ‘Wlem- 
ington to Belmore and Wardell-road to Glebe Island 
and Darling Island Railways Act, 1910,”’ and there is 
now open for inspection at the Office of the Chief 
Commissioner for Railways and Tramways, the Con- 
structing Authority for the said line, a plan_of the 
said line and of the lands through which it will pass, 
together with a Book of Reference, in which are set 
forth a description of the said land, and the names of 
the owners and proprietors thereof, so far as the same 
can be ascertained. ; 

All persons therefore who may be interested in the 
said lands to be affected by the said line, are hereby 
required to forward to the said Constructing Author- 
ity, within one month from the first date of the publ- 
cation hereof, a notice in writing of any objection that 
may appear to them to exist to the adoption of the 
said line, or any part thereof, or to any of the works 
proposed in connection therewith. 


1910 
(u.8.) T. R. JOHNSON, 


Constructing Authority. 


The Common Seal of the Chief Commissioner for 
Railways and Tramways hath been hereunto 
affixed by the Chief Commissioner aforesaid, 
in the presence of,— 


J. S. Spurway, Secretary. 
F2037] 


“WATER RIGHTS ACT, 1902.” 
Appiication No, 66, Goutnurn LANp Boarp District. 


N aceordance with the provisions of the ‘‘ Water 

Rights Act, 1902,” it is hereby notified that the 

following report has been presented to me regarding 

the result of an inquiry into the application of Henry 

Kadwell, for a License under Section 10 of the said 

Act, in respect of a pump on the Wollondilly River, 
Parish of Goulburn, County of Argyle. 

J. A. HOGUE, 
For Miniter for Public Works. 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 22nd September, 1910. 


DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD. 
New South Wales, ? 
to wit. 


Wuereas on the nineteenth day of August, 1910, it | 
became a matter for investigation before us whether | 
the application made 22nd March, 1910, by Henry | 
Kadwell for a license under Section 10 of the ‘““Water | 
Rights Act, 1902,’? for a pump on the Wollondilly | 
River, in the Parish of Goulburn, County of Argyle, | 


should be recommended: and having taken evidence 


and inquired into the said matter we find: —The work | 
consists of a two inch centrifugal pump, driven by a | 
seven horse-power oil engine, delivering water through © 


a 24 inch pipe, which conveys the water on to appii- 


cant’s land, comprising AHotinents 8 to 13 (inclusive), | 


Section 3, an area of 84 acres, of the Ifeld Subdivision, 
a Suburb of the City of Goulburn, within the Muni- 
cipal boundaries. 

The pump is on the bank of the Wollondilly River, 
en land forming part of the Gale Estate, which appli- 
cant has permission to occupy for pumping purposes. 

The pipe (delivery) passes from the Gale Estate 
along Albert, Street, with the permission of the Coun- 


cil, and delivers the water on applicant’s land, which | 
is used for the purpose of an orchard, and, to a slight | 


extent, a vegetable garden. 


The water is taken from a long reach of permanent | 


water in the Wollondilly River. The pump is capable 
of delivering about 5,000 gallons an hour, and appli- 
cant would ‘require to use it at tne most for nine 
hours a weck during dry times. 


e recommend that the license be granted, as ap- | 


plied for, for a term of five years, subject to the fol- 
lowing conditions :— 


(1) That the Minister for Public Works shall have the 


power to regulate or absolutely Pp aH pumping | 


operations should he at any time think or deem 
it necessary to do so in the public interests. 


Dated at Sydney, this 26th day of September, A.D. 


(2) That the Minister for Public Works shall have the 
power on giving the holder of the license or 
occupier of the site of the work, six months’ 
notice to cancel, revoke or withdraw the license 
at any time if necessary or desirable, in _con- 
nection with any scheme that may be formulated 
for the improvement of the Wollondilly River, or 
in connection with the constitution of a Trust for 
the management of that River. 

(3) That no compensation shall be payable by the 
Crown in respect of such cancellation, revocation, 
or withdrawal to any person whomsoever. 


KKadwell gave evidence. 


Given under our hands at the Court House at 
Goulburn, in the State of New South Wales, 
this 19th day of August, 1910, 


CHAS. E. FINCH, Chairman, 


A. O. MORIARTY, 
S. H. BELCHER, ‘ Members. 
[1767 


“WATER RIGHTS ACT, 1902.” . 
Appziication No. 93, Marrtanp Lanp. Boarp DistTRrIeT. 


N accordance with the provisions of the ‘‘Water 
Rights Act, 1902,’’ it is hereby notified that the 
following report has been presented to me regardin; 
the result of. an inquiry into the application of M. 
R. & W. H. Scobie, for a License under Section 10 of 
the said Act, in respect of a pump on the Hunter 
River, portion 100, Parish of Maitland, County of 
Northumberland. 


J. A. HOGUE, 
For Minister for Public Works. 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 19th September, 1910. 


DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD. 


New South Wales, i 
to wit. 


Waueress on the 3lst day of August, 1910, it became a 
matter for investigation before us whether an appli- 
cation made on 14th June, 1910, by M. & R. & Ww fe 
Scobie for a license under Section 10, ‘‘Water Rights 
Act, 1902,”’ for ‘“‘Pump” on the Hunter River, Parish 
of Maitand, County of Northumberand, should be 
recommended ; and having taken evidence and inquired 
into the said matter, we recommend that a License 
be granted to the applicants for a Pump, to te 
erected on the Hunter River, in above Parish and 
County, approximately in the position indicated by 
red Cross on plan Exhibit B. The License to be sub- 
ject to the Conditions set out on Schedule marked 
Exhibit E. 

The proposal has been duly advertised in the ‘‘Go- 
vernment Gazette’? & ‘Maitland Mercury,’’ & ob- 
jections called for, but no one has appeared to oppose. 


Michael Scobie appeared for the Applicants. 


Given under our Hands, at the Board Room, at 
Maitland, in the State of New South Wales, 
this 31st day of August, 1910. : 


ARTHUR SHARP, Chairman. 


JAS. HENRY BRUNKER, 2 
) 


HENRY CROAKER, Members. 


Phe Conditions referred to. 


(1) That the Minister for Public Works shall haye the 
right to regulate or absolutely stop all pumping 
operations wheneyer thought or deemed by him to 
be necessary in the public interests. 


(2) That the Minister for Public Works shall have 
the power, on giving the holder of the license 
or occupier of the site of the work six months’ 
notice, to cancel, revoke, or withdraw the heense 
at any time if necessary or desirable in connec- 
tion with any scheme that may be fermulated 
for the improvement of the Hunter River or 
in connection with the constitution of a Trust for 
the management of that River. 


(3) That no compensation shall be payable by the 
' Crown in respect of such cancellation, revecation, 


er withdrawal to any person whomsoeyer. 


(4) The term of the license to be not more than five 
years, [166] 


98 Supr., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 


5309 


en 


“GOUNTRY TOWNS WATER AND SEWERAGE 
ACTS, 1880-1905.” 


CERTIFICATE OF AMOUNT EXPENDED ON 
WORKS OF WATER SUPPLY FOR THE TOWN 
OF GUNDAGAT. 

\ HEREAS by a notification published in the 

Government Gazette of the 20th day of April, 
1910, No. 54, the Governor of the State of New South 
Wales, in pursuance of the power in that behalf given 
to or vested in him, did thereby notify that the Works 
of Water Supply for the town of Gundagai, con- 
structed under the direction of the Minister for Pub- 
lic Works for the time being, in accordance with the 
provisions of the ‘‘Country Towns Water and Sewer- 
age Acts, 1880-1905,’’ had been completed: Now, I, 
The Honourable Cuartes Atrrep Ler, the Minister 
for Public Works for the time being in and for the 
said State, in accordance with the provisions of the 
said Acts, do hereby certify that, after deducting the 
remission made by the Governor, the whole amount 
expended by the Government of the said State on the 
said Works of Water Supply, with interest at the 
rate of four pounds per centum per annum on the 
sums making up such amount, calculated from the 
time such sums were expended to the 80th day, of 


June, one thousand nine hundred and ten, inclusive, 
amounts to the sum of eleven thousand pounds 
(£11,000). 


Given under my Hand, at Sydney, this twenty- 
sixth day of September, in the year of our 
Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten. 


J. A. HOGUE, 


[1802] For Minister for Public Works. 


[1622] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 22nd September, 1910. 
“PUBLIC WATERING PLACHS ACT, 1900.”’ 


‘HICKEY’S PLAINS WELL.” 
Ashford Shire. 
EsgapLisHMENT or Pupric Warertna Priace No. 703. 


H® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, directs it to be notified 
that the reserves specified in the Schedule below are 
hereby declared and established a Public Watering 
Place pursuant to the provisions of the abovenamed 
Act, and will be kuown as the ‘‘Hickey’s Plains 
Well.” 
[Papers P.W.P. 1910-1,037-212] 


J. A. HOGUE, 
For Minister for Public Works. 


Tux SCHEDULE. 


County of Arrawatta, parish of Russell, containing 
an area of ‘about 4 acres. The Crown Lands,—as 
shown on the plan catalogued Ms. 659 Me Roll in the 
Lands Department, Sydney. : 

The above was reserved respectively from sale as 
No, 45,634 and license and lease generally as No. 
45,535 for travelling stock and camping, by Gazette 


notice of the 27th July, 1910. 


[1621] Chief Secretary’s Office, 


Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 
DEAD BODY OF CHILD FOUND.—£25 REWARD. 


\ HEREAS on the 21st ultimo, the dead body of 

a newly-born female child was found at Cong 
Wong Bay, La Perouse, Sydney: And whereas at an 
inquest held on the 29th idem, before the City 
Coroner, the following verdict was returned :-—‘‘I 
declare and find that the said newly-born female child, 
at Cong Wong Bay, La Perouse, in the said district 
and State, on the 2ist day of August, 1910, was found 
dead without any marks of viclence appearing on her 
body: And I further find that she died from asphyxia 
by smothering at her birth, but how, when, where, or 
by what means she came to be smothered the evidence 
adduced does not enable me to say.’’ Notice is hereby 
given that a reward of Twenty-five Pounds will be 
paid by. Government for such information as shall 
establish the identity of the said child and afford 
proof of the manner by which its death was caused. 
This reward to remain in force for three months only. 


W. H. WOOD. 


} 


Stock Board of Examiners’ Office, 
56 Bridge-street, Sydney, 
27th September, 1910, 


NOTICE OF EXAMINATION. 


A® examination of candidates desirovs of obtaining the 
Certificate of Qualification to apply for the position of 
Inspector of Stock under the Pastures Protection Acts, will 
be held under the Stock Board of Examiners’ Rules, at the 
Office of the Chief Inspector of Stock, 54 and 56 Bridge-street, 
Sydney, commencing on Monday, 7th November, 1910, 

Intending candidates are required to submit their names, 
with a certificate of birth, and testimonials as to character, 
experience, &c, to the undersigned, not later than Tuesday, 
lst November, 1910, and be in attendance at the above addrees 
at 9 o’clock a.m. on the date fixed for the examination, 


By order of the Board, 
J. BAILTE, 
Secretary. 


[2044] 


[2028] Department of Navigation, 
New South Wales, 


Sydney, 26th September, 1910. 
NOTICE. 
NORge is hereby given that on and after the Ist day of 
ate October, 1910, the following Light-houses and Signal 
Stations, haying been equipped with Morse Signalling Lamps, 
may be communicated with by passing vessels during night 
ime :— 


Station. Latitude. Longitude 
Green Cape Light-house ne ... 87168. 150° 4 E. 
Montagu Island Light-house = ... 86158. 15014 KH. 
Point Perpendicular Light-houge... . 8>° 58, 150°50 E. 
South Head, Port Jackson, Signa! Station 33°51 8. 15118 E. 
Norah Head Light-house ... Hes .. 88178. 16136 E. 
Neweastle Signal Station .., we ... 82°55 8. 15149 KE. 
Point Stephens Light-house Age ... 82°45 8. 15212 EK. 
Seal Rocks Light-house .., is ... 82268, 152°338 EB. 
Smoky Cape Light-house ,., Ad ... 80°56 8S. 153° 5 E. 
South Solitary Island Light-hous .. 30128. 15316 E. 
Cape Byron Light-house .., oe 28338. 153°39 KE. 


By order of the Acting Superintendent, 
JOHN S. DARCY, 


Acting Secretary, 


3 ee eee 


NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


“Abe LIGATGNE having been made to bring the 
lands hereunder described under the provisions 
of the Real Property Act, Certificates of Indefeasible 
Title will issue, unless Caveats be lodged in accord- 
guce with the Third Schedule to the said Act ON oR 
BEFORE THE 16TH NovEMBeER, 1910 :— : 

No. 16,826. APPLICANT :—The London Bank of 
Australia (Limited). LAND:—City Sydney, 10% 
perches, in King and Kent streets,—part allotment 2, 
section 28, granted to Parry Long (in trust) ; adjoin- 
ing property of John Keep and Sons (Limited). 

No. 16,433. APPLICANT :—Fitzwilliam Wentworth, 
Vaucluse. LAND :—Municipality St. Marys, 2,405 
acres, on South Creek and on road from Luddenham 
to St. Marys,—being-2,060 acres (portion 22 of parish) 
and 280 acres (portion 23 of parish) granted to 
Gregory Blaxland, and part 140 acres (portion 24 of 
parish) granted to Henry Bayly, exclusive of the road 
1 chain wide from Luddenham to St. Marys, the road 
100 feet wide in portion 22, and the road 8 chains wide 
in portion 23, the areas of which haye been deducted 
from the total area; adjoining properties of trustees 
late Sir D. Gooper, R. 8. Hamilton, and Metropolitan 
Mutual Permanent Building aud Investment Associa- 
tion (Limited). 

No. 16,618. APPLICANT :—Walter Slade Hardy, 
Wagga Wagga. LAND :—_Municipality Wagga Wagga, 
2 roods 7 perches, in Simmons-street and on Wollundry 
Lagoon, town South Wagga Wagga,—part allotment 
1, section 84, granted to Thomas Byrnes; adjoining 
properties of H. BR, Nutt, H. S. Headley, and HE. 
Forrest. 

Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected 
at the Land Titles Office, Elizabeth-street, Sydney. — 


W. G. H.-WILLIAMS, 


Registrar-General. 
[204 


26th September, 1910, 


5310 


‘NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


At EA LONS having been made to bring the 

lands hereunder described under the provisions 
of the Real Property Act, Certificates of Indefeasible 
Title will issue, unless Caveats be lodged in accord- 
ance with the Third Schedule to the said Act, oN oR 
BEFORE THE 2ND NOVEMBER, 1910 :— 


No. 15,969. APPLICANTS :—The Union Trustee 
Company of Australia (Limited) and John Mackiehan, 
Melbourne, Victoria. LAND:—City Sydney, 1 rood 
4 of a perch, in Clarence and Kent streets,—whole 
allotment 5, section 28, granted to Thomas Cooper, 
whole allotment 6, section 28, granted to Anthony Best, 
part allotment 7, section 28, granted to William Henry 
Chapman, and part allotment 8, section 28, granted to 
Gregory Board; adjoining properties of John Keep and 
Sons (Limited), Commercial Building and Investment 
Company (Limited), and estate late H. Vickery. 


No. 16,181. APPLICANT :—N.S.W. Realty Co. 
(Limited). LAND :—Municipality Hastwood, 34 acres 
on Lovell-road, at Hastwood,—part 200 acres (portion 
45 of parish), granted to John Brabyn; adjoining pro- 
perty of Messrs. Volmer and Vessey. 


No. 16,201. APPLICANT :—Henry Cohen, Newtown. 
LAND :—Municipality Newtown, 354 perches in King 
and Hgan streets,—lot 2, and part lots 3 and 15, sec- 
tion 3, O’Connell Town, and part 240 acres, granted to 
William Bligh; adjoining properties of HE. Condon, 
J. J. McHugh, and H. Cohen. 


No.: 16,495. APPLICANT :—Thomas Jchnston Mul- 
holland, Stanmore. LAND :—Municipality Erskine- 
ville, 22 perches in Binning-street and Binning-lane,— 
lots 10, 11, 12, section I, Malcolm Estate, and part 
120 acres granted to Nicholas Devine; adjoining pro- 
perties of M. A. Templeton and H. Hodgkinson and R. 
Bell. 

No. 16,546. APPLICANT :—Sophia Aspinall Vicars, 
Sydney. LAND :—Municipality Mosman, 25+ perches, 
on Upper Avenue road and Mosman street,—lots 8 and 
4, Congregational Church property subdivision, and 
part 80 acres (portion 131 of parish) granted to John 
Jones; adjoining properties of W. Cooper and G. A. 
Blix. 

No. 16,553. APPLICANT :—John Slamon, Balmain. 
LAND :—Municipality Drummoyne, 4 acres 2 roods 16 
perches, in Lithgow-street,—part lot 114, Five Dock 
Estate, and part 1,500 acres (portion 256 of parish) 
granted to John Harris; adjoining properties of R. 
Barton, B. B. Rodd, and C. Speed. 


No. 16,564. APPLICANT :—Walter Edward Brasnett 
and Robert Samuel Callaghan, both Sydney. LAND :— 
Municipality North Sydney, 21 perches, in Miller- 
street,—part lot 26, Crow’s Nest Wstate, and part 524 
acres (portion 828 of parish) granted to Edward 
Wollstonecraft; adjoining properties of . Gourlay 
Brothers, W. Meadows, and W. E. Brasnett and R. S. 
Callaghan. 

No. 16,577. APPLICANT :—N.S.W. Realty Co. 
(Limited). LAND :—County Cumberland, parish Manly 
Cove, shire Warringah, 1 rood 44 perches and 2 acres 
3 roods 22% perches, in Victoria-street and on Narra- 
been Lagoon,—lots 8 to 12, and 21, 22, and 23, section 
32a, Mount Ramsay Estate, and part 410 acres (por- 
tion 1,217 of parish) granted to John Ramsay ; adjoin- 
ing properties of J. Russell, T. H. Macpherson, and 
Church of England. 

No. 16,587. APPLICANTS :—George Stanley Little- 
john and Albert Littlejohn, both Sydney. LAND :— 
City Sydney, 143 perches, in Riley-street and Crown- 
lane,—part block 15, Riley Hstate, and part 100 acres 
granted to John Palmer; adjoining properties of A. S. 
Gerber, C. B. Groth, and W. GC. Groth. 


No. 16,589. APPLICANT :—John Hazelwood, Gran- 
ville. .LAND:—Municipality Auburn, 1 rood 44 
perches, at intersection of Park-road and Queen- 
street,—part lots 7, 8, section 4, township Auburn, and 
part 80 acres (portion 26 of parish) granted to Thomas 
Bates; adjoining properties of Mrs. F. GC. Rose and 
Mrs. BE. Woodrow. 

No. 16,614. APPLICANT :—Richard Wentworth 
Hunt, Bathurst. LAND:—Municipality and City 
Bathurst, 2 roods, in Piper-street,—allotment 16, section 
69, granted to Henry Rotton; adjoining properties of 
Miss A. Robinson, H. Witts, and J. Gallagher. 

No. 16,615. APPLICANT :—F¥inlay McLeod, Sydney. 
LAND :—County Cumberland, parish Manly Cove, 
shire Warringah, 15 acres 1 rood 17 perches, on 
French’s Forest and Old Pittwater roads, Brookvale,— 
part 34 acres (portion 1,207 of parish) granted to John 
Gregory Rigney; adjoining properties of A. Ralston, 
A. I. Thorn, and Crown land, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 


[28 Sxpr., 1910. 


No. 16,721. APPLICANT :—Louisa Cox, Parramatta. 
LAND :—Municipality North Botany, 23 perches, in 
King-street,—part lot 16, section B, R. J. Want’s sub- 
division, and part 51 acres (portion 11 of parish) 
granted to John Terry Hughes and John Hosking; 
adjoining properties of H. S. Levett, Mrs. Mahood, and 
J. Wing. 

Noe. 16,732. APPLICANT :—Sir James Reading Fair- 
fax, Sydney. LAND:—Municipality Woollahra, 4 
acres 30 perches, at junction of Ginnagulla and Kam- 
bala roads,—part Point Piper Estate, and part 190 
acres granted to John Piper ; adjoining properties of 
W. Thow, trustees of late Sir D. Cooper, and Sir J. R. 
Fairfax. 

Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected 
at the Land Titles Office, Hlizabeth-street, Sydney. 


W. G. H.-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 
[2040] 


28th September, 1910. 


PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


8 West Public Service Board invite applications for 

the following positions. Applications should be 
made on a form for the purpose, obtainable at the 
Office of the Board or from Clerks of Petty Sessions 
in country districts, and should reach the undersigned 
not later than the date specified :— 


47H Octosrr, 1910. 


AcrostoLtoaist, Department of Agriculture. The 
salary of the position, which is in the Professional 
Division, is at the rate of £300 per annum, with 
range to £350 per annum. ‘This Officer will have 
to initiate and carry out experiments with grasses 
and other fodder plants, both indigenous and 
exotic, and advise farmers and graziers as to 
grasses, pastures, fodder plants, trees, and other 
products of economic value; to conduct experi- 
ments in cross-fertilisation of native grasses and 
fodder plants. Suitable applicants already per- 
manently employed in the Public Service will re- 
ceive first consideration. 


Potato Exprrr (temporarily required), Department 
of Agriculture, with pay at the rate of £200 per 
annum. Applicants will require to have-a 
thorough practical experience of potato- growing, 
and a knowledge of the diseases affecting potatoes 
and their remedies. 


Assistant Orcowarpist (temporary), Wagga Wagga 
Experiment Farm, Department of Agriculture. 
The rate of pay is‘ £75 per annum, with board 
and lodging. Applicants must have had practical 
experience in general orchard work, including 
pruning of trees, spraying, and handling fruit. 

ENGINEERING DrarrsMAN (temporary) required in the 
Department of Public Works. Pay will be at the 
rate of £200 to £220 per annum, according to the 
qualifications of the applicant selected for em- 
ployment. 


10cH Ocrozmr, 1910. * 


Inspeotors or IronworK, . Department of Public 
Works, two required. One of these positions is 
permanent, in the General Division, with salary 
at rate of £234 per annum; the other temporary, 
pay 15s. per day. For the permanent position, 
applicants must be not more than 40 years of 
age, and suitable applicants already permanently 
employed in the Public Service will receive first 
consideration. Preference will be given to appli- 
cants who have had experience in the manutac- 
ture of steel bridges, or structural work of a 
similar class. 


17tH OcrosEr, 1910. 


Inspector AND Instructor In Mixep Farmine, two 
positions (Department of Agriculture). The salary 
will be at the rate of £260 per annum in each 
case. The appointments will be on probation for 
six months. Candidates must be in good health 
and not more than 40 years of age. They should 
have had such education in the Science of Agri- 

culture as will equip them for writing articles for 

the ‘‘Agricultural Gazette,’ and preparing 

Bulletins for the instruction of farmers. They 

will be required to give lectures and practical 

demonstrations, with the object of improving 
agricultural methods in the districts in which 
they may be placed. 


By order of the Board, 


R. A. GILFILLAN, 
Secretary. 


28 Sepr.; 1910.] 


PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


f¥*HE Public Service Board invite applications from 
Officers already permanently employed in the 
Public Service for the undermentioned position :— 


Accountant, Immigration and Tourist Bureau. The 
salary of the position, which is in the Clerical 
Division, is to be at the rate of £220 per annum. 
Applications should be forwarded through the 

ead of the Department in which the applicant 
is employed, in time to reach the Board not later 
than the 30th September instant. 


By order of the Board, 


R. A. GILFILLAN, 
Secretary. 
[1882] Industrial Registrar’s Office,- 
Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


; (pas following Award of the Tilelayers’ (Cumber- 

land and Northumberland) Board, constituted 
for the industry of persons employed in fixing, laying 
of tiles, mosaic and the like, in the counties of Cum- 
berland and Northumberland, is, by direction of the 
Attorney-General, published in accordance with the 
provisions of section 29 of the ‘‘Industrial Disputes 


Act, 1908.” 
G. C. ADDISON, ; 
Industrial Registrar.’ 


“INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES ACT, 1908.” 


Before the Tilelayers’ (Cumberland and Northum- 
berland) Board. 


In the matter of an application by the Tilelayers’ 
Union of New South Wales to refer certain in- 
dustrial matters for determination between the 
said Union, claimant, and the Master Builders’ 
Association of New South Wales, and the Em- 

loyees engaged in the industry of supplying and 
aying of tiles, mosaic and the like, respondents, 
to the Tilelayers’ (Cumberland and Northumber- 
land) Board for hearing and determination. 


The fifth day of September, one thousand nine 
hundred and ten. 


THE Tilelayers’ (Cumberland and Northumberland) 
Board having considered the matter referred for its 
determination, hereby makes the following Award :— 

1. Hours of work.—That 48 hours shall constitute a 
week’s work, and the ordinary working hours shall be 
from 7.30 a.m. to noon, and from 12.45 p.m. to 5 p.m. 
from Mondays to Fridays, both inclusive, and from 
7.30 a.m. to 11.45 a.m. on Saturday, provided that 
by agreement between employer and employee, the 
working day may begin at 6 a.m., or at any time 
between that time and 8 a.m. 

2. Overtime.—(a) That after 83 hours have been 
worked on any week-day, other than Saturday, and 
after 44 hours have been worked on Saturday, over- 
time rate shall be paid at time and a quarter for the 
first two hours, and thereafter, time and a half up to 
midnight, and double time after midnight. 


(b) Night shift.—Any employee who 
may be engaged to work beyond the hours specified in 
clause 1 shall be paid at the rate of 1d. (one penny) 
per hour in addition to ordinary rates, provided that 
the employee has not worked on any other job on the 
same day during ordinary working hours. 

(c) Sundays and general holidays.— 
Time worked on Sundays and general holidays shall 
be paid for at double time. 

3. Classification of workmen.—Tilelayers shall be 
divided into two classes, and shall be classed as 
first grade men, and second grade men. First 
grade men shall be those who, at the time of coming 
into operation of this Award, are receiving not 
less than 10s. per day, and second grade men shall 
be those who, at the time of the coming into operation 
of this Award, are receiving less than 10s. per day.. 

Wages.—The minimum rate of wages for first 
grade men shall be 10s. per day of 8 hours, and the 
minimum rate of wages for the second grade men 
shall be 9s. per day of 8 hours. 

4. Fares.—All fares incurred by any employee in 
travelling to and from his work between the end of 
the first penny tram section from the Central Rail- 
way Station (which shall be taken to include the top 
of William-street) and the place where he is working, 
shall be paid by the employer ; and where an employee 
lives in a suburb and his work is also in a suburb in 
such a way that he will travel between his home and 
the work without coming to the Central Railway 
Station at all, the employer shall pay all fares in- 
curred by the employee over 2d. (two pence) per day. 

5. (a) Country work.—Any workman sent to country 
work on daywork shall be conveyed freo to and from 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 


5311 


the work, or shall be allowed his travelling expenses 
to and from the work; such conveyance or allowance 
shall be made once only, unless the worker is recalled 
and sent again to the job, when it shall be made each 
time that this happens. olay, j 

(b) Travelling time.—Time occupied in travelling 
to and from country work, where the workman is 
engaged on daywork, shall be paid for at ordinary 
rates, no workman shall receive more than an ordinary 
day’s wage for any day spent in travelling, though 
the hours so spent on such day exceed 8, unless the 
workman is on the same day occupied in working for 
his employer: Provided that where a workman shall 
be occupied in travelling on both Saturday and Sun- 
day, he shall be paid for one day only. 

(c) Country allowance.—When an employer en- 
gages an employee to proceed from Sydney to work 
in the country on daywork, an additional minimum 
allowance of 2s. per day shall be paid to the employee, 
exnept where employer provides suitable board and 
odging. 

(d) Country work defined.—Country work shall 
include any work situated more than 20 miles by the 
nearest formed public road or railway from the 
General Post Office, Sydney, or from the General Post 
Office, Newcastle. 

6. Method of work.—Kmployer shall determine 
whether work to be done shall be executed by day- 
work or by piece-work rates, subject to exemptions 
from piece-work in Schedule. 

7. Piece-work.—Rates to be paid as follows :— 


Floor and verandah tiling— 


Area of 6 yards or more, tiles 6 x 6 square 
or larger, tiles with or without ordinary 
borders, 1s. 9d. per sup. yard; 6-inch 
-octagon, 44-inch octagon, and 6 x 8 tile 
pattern, with ordinary borders, 2s. per 
yard ; all other patterns, 2s. 8d. per yard, 
unless otherwise provided for. Any area 
under 6 yards to be paid for as daywork : 
Brogidede however, that should there be 
a number of equal areas on one job 
(either in one or more buildings) of not 
less than 4 yards in each area, the work 
may be paid for at piece-work rates, at 
3d. per yard advance on the Schedule 
piece-work rates. Inch and a half hexa- 
gon, 3s. 6d.-per sup. yard. 

Mosaic tiling— ae 


Bat tay all square joints, 

yard. 

Square mosaic, if broken joints, also round 
or hexagon, 3s. per yard. 

Doorways and small areas under 6 yards to 
be paid for as daywork, 


Nosings— 


Marble and slate nosing for verandahs and 
porches, 3d. per foot run. 


Wall tiling— 


6 x 6 or 6 x 3 wall tiles, 10 yards or more, 
3s. per yard. 

6 x 6 or 6 x 3 wall tiles, under 10 yards, 
3s. 3d. per yard. 

Where diagonal panels 18 inches square or 
over are inserted in walls, 2s. 6d. each 
extra to be paid. If square or oblong 
panels 18 inches square or over are in- 
serted, ls. each extra to be paid. 

Arch or camber work or soffits to be paid for 
as daywork. 


Opalite and other glass tiling— 


CEx26 red x 3, 10 yards and over, 2s. 9d. per 
yard. 
6 x 6 or 9 x 3, under 10 yards, 3s. 3d. per 


4s. per 


yard, 
Arch or camber work or soffits to be paid for 
as daywork. 
Moulded tiles— 
Angle beads, 14d. per foot run. 
Internal and external bonding or bull nosing 
tiles, 2d. per foot run. 
Cutting mitres, skirting tiles, 6d. per mitre. 
Capping tiles, 6d. per mitre. 
Dados— 


6 x 1 and 6 x li, including capping and 
skirting, 5s. per yard. 

6 x 2, including capping and skirting, 4s. 3d. 
per yard, 

6 x 3, including capping and skirting, 3s. 9d. 
per yard. 

Panel dados or staircase dados to be paid for 
as daywork, 


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Hearths and Covings— 

Tiles, 6 x 1 or 6 x 14, including building- 

_ int splays, 208. Gach. 

Files, 6 x 2 or 4 x 2, including building-in 

_ splays, 17s. 6d. each. 

Tiles, 6 x 8 or 4 x 4, including building-in 
splays, 15s. each. 

Side pes and hearth for interior grate, 10s. 
each. 

Surround and hearth, including brickwork for 
same, and making solid behind grate, 

_ 12s. 6d. each. . 

Provided that should surround and hearth 
exceed 40 in. x 40 in. the work shall be 

._ paid fer as daywork. 

Splayed surround and hearth, with square 
fascia, 15s. each, 

Surround with splayed sides and top to be 
done by daywork. 

Fascia with coving to be paid for as daywork. 

If arch bar to be removed, 2s. 6d. each extra. 

Fixing marble slips, Is. 6d. per set. 

Hearths— 


6 x 6, hearth, Is. 6d. each. 
Tiles, 6 x 3, hearth, 1s..9d. e&eh, 
6 x 14, and panel hearths, 2s. each. 
Tiles, 6 x 2, and panél hearths, 2s. each. 
Panel hearths shall be defined as panels com- 
posed of tiles smaller than the body of 
the hearth. 


Mantel-pieces— 


yaa we fixed with cramps, 2s. 9d. 

_ @aen. 

Marble mantels fixed with cramps, with two 
or more shelves, 5s. each. : 

Marble fenders, let in or dowelled, 1s. 6d. 


each. 

All cutting feniders and shelves to be paid for 
as daywork. 

Fixing tiles in gtates, 9d. per grate. 

Fixing tiles m grates, with canopy, ls. per 
grate. 

8. Cowntry Rates on Piece-work.—__(a) Any workman 
sént to country work on piece-work shall be conveyed 
free to and from the work or shall be allowed his 
travélling expenses to and from the work; such con- 
veyance or allowance shall be made once only unless 
the worker is recalled and sent again to the job, when 
it shall be made each time that this happens. 


(b) Travelling Time.—Time oceupied in travel- 
ling to and from country work where the workman is 
engaged on piece-work shall be paid for at ordinary 
work rates, and no workman shall receive more than 
an ordinary day’s wage for any day spent in travelling, 
though the hours so spent on such day exceed eight, 
unless the workman is on the same day occupied in 
work for his employer: Provided that where a work- 
man shall be occupied in travelling on both Saturday 
and Sunday he shall be paid for one day only. 


(c) Country Allowanee.—Where an employer 
engages an employee to proceed from Sydney to work 
in the country on piece-work the employer shall pro- 
vide suitable board and lodging, or the employee shall 
ee 6d. per yard extra on the ordinary piece-work 
rates. 


9. (a) Shortage—Loss of Time.—When employer 
directs tilelayer to proceed with work, and tilelayer 
is prevented from proceeding owing to the employer’s 
work not beitig sufficiently advanced for tilelayer’s 
work, the employer is to pay tilelayer for the time 
lost on such work. 


(6) Should any tilelayer be delayed in com- 
pleting his work by reason of insufficient supply of 
tiles, cement, sand, or other materials, the employer 
shall allow the tilelayer a reasonable compensation 
for loss of time incurred thereby. 

(c) Where concrete bed for floor tiles is under 
or over the proper level, and tilelayer is directed by 
employer to adjust conerete to proper level, tilelayer’s 
time oceupied in so doing shall be paid for at day- 
work rates. 

(d) All tilelayer’s work (including terrazzo and 
marble mosaic) not etherwise provided for, to be paid 
for at daywork rates. 


_10. (a) Apprentices.—AIl boys shall be apprenticed 
for a period of five years, either by deed or written 
agreement, to learn the trade. Any such agreement 
may provide for the transfer of the boy if the master 
should be unable to provide him with continuous in- 
struction to some other employer or employers. A 
boy may be taken for not more than four months on 
probation, and, if he is apprenticed, such time of 
probation shall count as part of his five years. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 


[28 Ser. 1910. = 


(b) Wages.—The following wages shall be paid 
to apprentices, viz.:—First year, 10s. per week; 
second year, 15s. per week; third year, 20s. per week; 
ious year, 27s. 6d. per week; fifth year, 40s. per 
week, 


(c) The proportion of boys shall not exceed one 
to each journeyman. In each case the proportion 
shall be based upon the average number of journey- 
men who have been in receipt of the minimum wage 
for the preceding twelve months. 

11.’ Holidays.—fhe following days shall be observed 
as general holidays, viz.:—New Year’s Day, Anni- 
versary Day, Good Friday,. Easter Monday, the 
Sovereign’s Birthday, Eight-hours’ Day, Christmas 
Day, and Boxing Day. The foregoing holidays, when 
worked, shall be paid for at double rates in piece or 
day work. 

12. Preference.=-No preference shall be given to 
either tnionists or non-tnionist; and unionists and 
non-unhionists shall work together in peace and har- 
mony. 

13. Disputes.-—Sheuld any dispute arise out of the 
Award an attempt shall be made, before any Iga 
proceedings are taken, to settle the matter peaceably 
by referring it to a representative of the Tilelayers’ 
Union of New South Wales, Industrial Union of 
Employees, and a representative of the employer or 
of the association, if any, of which the employer is 
a member; and in the event of their disagreeing, or 
of either party refusing or neglecting to appoint a 
representative, by referring it to the Industrial Regis- 
trar, with the right of appeal to the Industrial Court. 
with the leave of such Court. This is without preju- 
dice to the right of either party taking proceedings 
for a penalty, sabject to the risk of the Court hold- 
ing that under the eircumstances an attempt to settle 
should first have been made under this ¢lause. 

14. Slow Workers.—The Registrar under the Indus- 
trial Disputes Act is appointed the tribunal to grant 
permits under section 27 (f) of the ‘Industrial Dis- 
putes Act, 1908,’ and in order to leave such tribunal 
free and uwnhampered to deal with each application 
for any such permit on its individual merits. The 
minimum wage for workers under the said clatse is 
fixed at the nominal sum ef Is: per week: 

15. Area of Awatd.——This Award shall be binding 
upon all persotis engaged in the industry and situated 
sy the counties of Cumberland and Northumber- 
land. 

16. Duration of Award.—This Award shall come 
into force on the 1st October, 1910, and shall remain 
in ferce for a period of three years. 


EDWARD H. BUCHANAN, 
hairman of Board. 
5th September, 1910. 


Hdasttial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


4) HE following Award of the Painting Trades (New- 

castle) Board, constituted for the industries of 
Painters, Grainers, Paper-hangers, Writers, and 
Decorators in the Postal District of Newcastle, and 
throughout the county of Northumberland, and in the 
towns of Lorn, Largs, Paterson, Woodville, arid Ray- 
mond Terrace, in the county, of Durham, excluding 
those who are employees of the Chief Railway Com- 
missioner, and any who are employed in and about 
coal mines in the Maitland and_Neweastle Districts, 
is, by direction of the Attorney-General, published in 
accordance with the provisions of section 29 of the 
‘Industrial Disputes Ket, 1908.”’ 


G. C., ADDISON, 
Industrial Registrar. 


[1949] 


Before the Painting Trades (Neweastle) Board. 

In the matter of the Award of the Painting Trades 
(Newcastle) Board, dated the 27th day of Octo- 
ber, 1909, and in the matter of the application 
of the Sulphide Corporation (Limited) for 6xemp- 
tion from the said Award. 

The first day of September, oné thousand nine hundred 

' and ten. 

THE Painting Trades (Neweastle) Board having taken 

into consideration the application of the Sulphide 

Corporation (Limited) for exemption from the above- 

mentioned Award, doth hereby award that the said 

application be dismissed. 
JOHN L. FEGAN, 
Chairman of the Board. 


‘tmp, 


28 Sxpr., 1910.] 


[2018} Industrial Registrar’s Office, 


Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


BN following Award of the Bricklayers’ Board, con- 
stituted for the industry of bricklayers through- 
out the State of New South Wales, excepting the 
District of Broken Hill, and excepting all bricklayers 
who are employees of the Chief Railway Commissioner, 
and excepting all bricklayers who are employees of 
the Council of the City of Sydney, or of the Metro- 
politan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, or 
who are already under any Boards or Awards in this 
State; or any Awards of the Commonwealth Court of 
Conciliation and Arbitration, is, by direction of the 
Attorney-General, published in accordance with the 
provisions of secton 29 of the “Industrial Disputes 
Act, 1908.” 


G. C. ADDISON, 
Industrial Registrar. 


“INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES ACT, 1908.” 
Before the Bricklayers’ Board. 
In the matter of an application by the United Opera- 
tive Bricklayers’ ‘Trade Society of New South 


Wales, Trade Union, to determine industrial 
matters. 


Thursday, the twenty-second day of September, one 
thousand nine hundred and ten. 


Tur Bricklayers’ Board having considered the indus- 
trial matters submitted to it for determination, hereby 
makes the following Award :— : 

1. Hours:—Forty-eight hours shall constitute a 
week’s work, and they shall be worked as follows :-— 
83 hours per day from Monday to Friday, both days 
inclusive, and- 44 hotirs on Saturday. ‘These hours 
shall constitute an ordinary day’s work. Such hours 
shall be worked between the hours of 7.30 a.m. and 


‘noon and 12.45 p.m. and 5 p.m. Monday to Friday, 


both days inclusive, and between 7.30 a.m. and noon 
on Saturday, except in the case of night-shift work, 
when such hours shall be worked between 5 p.m. and 
7.30 a.m: 

Provided that by agreement between any employer 
and his employees the working day may begin at 6 a.m. 
or any time between that hour and 7.30 a.m., and 
the working time shall begin to run from the time 
so fixed. In every such case a break of three-quarters 
of an hour for a meal shall be allowed over and above 
the break from noon to 12.45 hereinbefore provided 
for. ; 

2. Wages._The minimain rate of wages shall be 
Is. Gd. per hour, except in the following cases :— 

In tunnel work and séwer work ; 


Tn the construction of chimney or air-shafts be- 
youd where thé construction exceeds 50 feet 
fit Helene, then in all work in excess of that 
jeight ; ; 

In the ceheePictibn of underground shafts of a 

_ depth exceeding 10 feet ; 

In boiler and furnace repairiig work,— 
where the rate shall be 1s. 7id. per hour. 

Night-shift work starting after 5 p.m. shail be paid 
at the rate of Idd. per hour increase on the minimum 
rates, and reasonable time. shall be allowed for a meal 
or méals during each such, shift; as may be agreed 
upon between employer and employee, 

Payment, o Wages.—Payment of wages shall be 
madé on the job within fifteen minutes from leaving- 
off time. Ili delayed eyond fifteen minutes after stich 
time the employee shall be paid overtime with a@ riini- 
mum of fifteen minutes. 

Provided always that an employer may retain one 
day’s wages in hand, and in the case of the Harbour 
Trust an | Public Works Department; in order to meet 
the requirements of the Audit Department; three 
i Wages may be so retained. 

_ Where an srapsyee is discharged before the usual 
paytime he shall be paid when. he ceases work the 
wages then due to him, if not, he shall be paid full 
tae up to the time of being paid: Previous to dis- 
charge he shall receive one hour’s fotice; or one hout’s 
wages in lie thereof. Pei 9 5 

No insurance money sliall be deducted from ati em- 
ployee’s wages without his consent theréto. , 

4, Overtime, special rape: &e:—Overtime, that is 
Ler fd over ris ordinary day’s work, may be 
worked when considered necessary by the employe 
and shall be paid for at the rates follwing ; de til 

oiday to Friday inclusive—Timé and a qtiarter 
for first two hours and thereaftet, time and a 


x a alt. ; pis Sed 
a3 ihe Aaa lew ime and & half; _ - 
Wi inday and public holidays—Double time, 
ere an employee is required to work overtime for 


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more than one hour on any day, he shall be entitled 
to receive twenty-four hours’ notice thereof, or in 
default of notice shall be paid a sum of not less than 
one shilling as the cost of a, meal. 

5. Holidays.—The days on which New Year’s Day, 
Anniversary Day, Good Friday, Easter Monday, 
King’s Birthday, Christmas and Boxing Days shall be 
generally observed shall be holidays. The day ob- 
served as Hight-hours’ Day shall be a holiday in the 
metropolis, and any day similarly observed in any city 
or town of the State shall be a holiday in such city 
or town: Provided also that if in the metropolis or 
any city or town of the State a day is set aside for a 
general buildings trade celebration, such day shall be 
observed respectively in the metropolis, or in any such 
city or town, as the case may be, and shall be a 
holiday under this Award. 

6. Fares,—Payment of railway, tram, and boat 
fares to and from a job within the area of the City of 
Sydney and its suburbs shall be made. by the em- 
ployer, as follows :— 


(a) If the employee has to come into the city on 
his way to the job and the job is situated at 
any distance, beyond a- distance that can be 
reached by payment of a penny fare, the em- 
ployer shall pay him all such fares actually paid 
by the employee in excess of such penny fare, 
as may be reasonably necessary to enable him 
to reach the job. The places at which the 
employee shall be considered to reach the 
city shall be the Central Railway Station; if 
he comes from the Western suburbs, the top 
of Oxford-street; Darlinghurst, or William- 
street, if he comes from the Eastern suburbs, 
and the Circular Quay, if he comes from the 
Northern suburbs. 

(6) If the employee lives in the city, the excess 
fares shall be paid only in respect of any job 
that cannot be reached from the employee’s 
home by payment cf a penny fare. 

(c) When a bricklayer lives in a suburb and the 


job is in another suburb, so that by his 
proper route he will travel between his home 
and the job without coming into the city at 
all, then, if the distance between his home 
and the job is greater than can be covered 
by a penny fare, the employer shall pay the 
employee all such fares actually paid by the 
employee in excess of such penny fare, as may 
Aigenamalens necessary for him to reach the 
job. 

_The above subélauses (a, b, c) shall, so far as prac- 
ticable, be applicable to the City of Neweastle and 
suburbs, substituting in the first of such subclauses 
(a) the Newcastle Railway Station for the places at’ 
es the employee shall be considered to reach the 
city. 

Payment of rail, tram, boat, or other fares to and 
from a job in any city or town, other than the above- 
mentioned, shall be made by the employer over all 
distances not less’ than 3 miles from the post office in 
such city or town. 

Provided that notwithstanding anything in this 
clause contained, any employer and employee may by 
agreement between them fix such a sum in addition 
to the daily wage, as will be reasonably sufficient to 
cover the cost of fares to and from the job, and such 
sum when so fixed shall become payable im all respects 
as if it Wweré part of such daily wage. 

7, Gountty wortk.—‘‘Country work’ in this clause 
means wotk where it is iecessary to reside on or near 
the job, and situated niore than 25 miles by the nearest 
means of coliveyance from the General Post Office, 
Sydney, and more than 10 miiles by the nearest means 
of conveyance from the central post office in all other 
local centres. 


(@) On all country work where the employee has 
been sent from Sydhiey, or any ieeat centre to 
the job, he shall be paid: an allowance of 
ls. 6d. per day, in addition to the ordinary 
rate of wage. 

(b) The time spent in travelling to and from a 
eountry job shall be paid for as if such time 
had_been spent on the job; and no bricklayer 
shall receive moré than a day’s wage for any 
day spent in travellitig; though the hours so 
spent on such day exceed the hours of work 
fixed by this Award, unless the employee is on 
the same day engaged in working for his 
employer, Such allowance shall be made 
once only, unless the bricklayer is recalled 
by the employer and sent again to the job, 
when it shall be made each time that this 
happens. 

(c) The fare to and from the job shall be paid 
by the employer in every such case. 


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8. Apprentices.—(a) Every youth entering the trade 
shall be apprenticed for a period of five years, either 
by deed or by agreement in writing, to learn the trade 
of bricklaying, but may work on probation for a 
period of three months, which period shall be com- 
puted as part of the apprenticeship term, should he 
afterwards become duly apprenticed. Youths who are 
learning the trade at the date upon which this Award 
takes effect, as hereafter provided for, shall within six 
months thereof become apprenticed, and the term of 
their apprenticeship shall in each case be such a period 
as added to the period of previous employment in the 
trade, whether continuous or intermittent, wouid 
aggregate five years, and thereupon such youths 
shall for all purposes be apprentices under this Award, 
and shall each be paid the wages which at that stage 
of apprenticeship would be paid to an apprentice 
under its provisions. : 

(b) The wages of apprentices shall 
be as follows:—First year, 10s. per week; second 
year, 15s. per week; third year, 20s. per week; fourth 
year, 30s. per week; fifth year, 40s. per week. Should 
any apprentice during the third or any subsequent 
year of his apprenticeship produce a certificate from 
the examining body that he has attended a two-year 
course in bricklaying and passed an examination at 
a technical college, he shall be entitled to 2s. 6d. per 
week in addition to the above rates for the remainder 
of his term: Provided that if no class in bricklaying 
is available, a similar certificate in architectural draw- 
ite or in building construction shall be deemed equiva- 
ent. 


(c) In the case of every apprentice 


it shall be a condition of his apprenticeship that his 
master may from time to time, in view of the exigen- 
cies of the trade, assign his services to any fit and 
responsible person in the trade for the remainder or 
any portion of the remainder of the term of appren- 
ticeship. Such assignments shall be notified by en- 
dorsement on the deed or agreement, in writing, con- 
stituting the apprenticeship. At least seven days’ 
notice of such assignment shall be given to the 
apprentice who may thereupon, if he thinks fit, 
appeal to the Industrial Registrar against such assign- 
ment, on the ground of the assignee’s unfitness or on 
other special ground, and the Industrial Registrar’s 
decision thereon shall be final. 

(d) Kvery deed or agreement of 
apprenticeship entered into under the provisions of 
this clause shall have the force and effect of an inden- 
ture of apprenticeship under the ‘‘Apprentices Act, 
1901,” so far as the latter may be made consistently 
applicable to such deed or agreement, and a master 
or his assignee and an apprentice thereunder shall 
have all the rights and be subject to all the penalties 
he would have had or been subject to had such deed 
or agreement been an indenture under the provisions 
of the said Act. = 


Provided always that if at any time, by a conference 
between representative masters engaged in the build- 
ing trade and representative bricklayers, any scheme 
of apprenticeship be drawn up which, in the opinion 
of such representatives, would be more advantageous 
to the trade as a whole than the scheme contained 
in this Award, such scheme may be submitted to this 
Board, and the Board hereby reserves to itself the 
power to rescind, amend, or vary its Award to such 
extent, and in such directions, as may seem fit to it 
after consideration of any scheme so submitted. 


9. Piece-work.—Where bricklaying by the piece is 
done under a contract for labour only or substantially 
for labour only, the contractor shall be paid not less 
than would be the equivalent of an employee’s wage 
under this Award, together with a sum of one shilling 
per day from Monday to Friday inclusive, and six- 
pence for the half day on Saturday. 


10, Sanitation, _&c.—Employers shall provide hot 
water, shelter during meals, and all necessary sanitary 
accommodation, 


11. Slow and aged workers.—The Industrial Regis- 
trar is appointed the tribunal to grant permits under 
seotion 27 (f) of the Act, and to leave such tribunal 
free and unhampered to deal with each application for 
any such permit on its individual merits, the mini- 
mum wage for workers under the said clause is fixed 
at the nominal sum of one shilling per week. 


12. Preference.—As between members of the appli- 
cant Union and other persons offering their Labonte 
at the same time, such members shall be employed in 


preference to such other persons, other things being 
equal. 


13. Exemption.—This Award shall not be binding 


on any person working under the Award of the Ce 
Workers’ Board, Portland, i, iG a 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 


[28 Sepr., 1910. 


14. Interpretation and dispute.—Should any doubt 
arise as to the interpretation of any part of this 
Award, or any dispute arise out of its provisions, 
it may be referred to this Board for decision. This 
shall not be taken to interfere with any right of any 
person affected by this Award to appeal against its 
provisions, or to proceed for a penalty for breach of 
such provisions. : 

15. Duration of Award and areas covered.—This 
Award unless. previously altered, amended, or re- 
scinded by this Board, or other properly constituted 
authority shall remain in force for three years from 
the date it first comes into operation. 

In the county of Cumberland, the county of North- 
umberland, and so much of the Police District of New- 
castle as is not included in the lastnamed county, 
this Award shall come into operation on Friday, the 
seventh day of October, 1910, and such date shall be 
deemed to be the date it first comes into operation. 

If before the first day of January, 1911, cause be 
not shown to this Board, by employers or employees 
whose interests would be affected, which in the opinion 
of this Board would be justify it n rescinding, amend- 
ing, or varying any portion of its Award with regard 
to the remaining portions of the State, this Award 
shall operate as to such remaining portions as from 
the date named. If, however, cause be shown which 
in the opinion of this Board would justify it in ex- 
tending the date of operation, or in any respect re- 
scinding, amending, or varying its Award with regard 
to such remaining portions of the State, this Board 
reserves to itself full power to so extend the date of 
operation, or to rescind, amend, or vary its Award in 
respect to such remaining portions of the State. 


Dated this twenty-second day of September, one 
thousand nine hundred and ten. 


T. B. CLEGG, 
Chairman of the Board. 


[1936] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 


Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


HE following Award of the Picture-framers’ 
Board, constituted for the industries of Picture- 
frame Makers and Art Overmantel Makers in the 
counties of Cumberland and Northumberland, is, by 


} direction of the Attorney-General, published in accord- 


ance with the provisions of section 29 of the ‘‘Indus 
trial Disputes Act, 1908.’’ 


G. C, ADDISON, 
Industrial Registrar. 


PICTURE-FRAMERG’ BOARD. 
AWARD. 


THE Picture-framers’ Board, hereinafter called the 
‘“‘Board,” having taken into consideration certain 
industrial matters affecting the United Furniture 
Trades Society and the Picture-frame and Art Over- 
mantel Makers of the county of Cumberland and the 
county of Northumberland; and having heard Mr. E. 
W. Cutler, on behalf of the United Furniture Trades 
Society, and Mr. H. E. Fulton, of Fulton and Lowe, 
on behalf of the employers; and having heard the 
witnesses called and examined by and on behalf of 
the said parties; and having read and considered the 


various exhibits respectively put in evidence, and 


such other documents as were called for from time to 
time by the said Board ; and having otherwise in such 
manner as the said Board deemed fit carefully in- 
quired into the said industrial matters, and all things 
affecting the merits and the right settlement thereof, 
so far as such industrial matters affected or related 
to the terms of employment in the said industry, doth 
order, award, and direct, that, as between all persons - 
employed or engaged in the industry of picture-frame 
and art overmantel making, the terms, conditions, and 
provisions set out in this Award shall be binding upon 
such persons and every one of such persons; and 
further, that the said persons shall observe and per- 
form every matter and thing by the said terms, con- 
ditions, and provisions on the part of the said per- 
sons respectively required to be done, observed, and 
performed, but shall not do anything in contravention 
of the said terms, conditions, and provisions, but shall 
in all respects abide by, observe, and perform the 
same; and this Board doth further award, order, and 
declare that this Award shall be binding upon all em- 
picvers and employees engaged or employed in the in- 

ustry of picture-frame and art overmantel making 
within the area set out in this Award: Provided that 
nothing in this Award shall apply to any persons 
working under or amenable to any other Award. 

1. Hours.—Forty-eight hours shall constitute a 
week’s work, and they shall be worked as follows :— 
Eight and three quarter hours per day from Monday 


28 Sepr., 1910.} 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 151. 


5315 


to Friday, both inclusive, and four and a quarter 
hours on Saturday, to be worked between the hours 
of 7.30 a.m., Monday to Friday, both inclusive, and 
7.30 a.m, and 1 p.m. on Saturday. 


2. Wages.—_The lowest rates of wages shall be as 
follows :— 
Male employees, 


per week. 

£5 g-- ds 

Mount-cutters, or mount-cutters and frame- 
makers where only one mount-cutter is 


employed seh on 0 
Assistant mount-cutters 10 
Gilders alt a af) at he 12 
Joiners with four years’ experience at the 

trade ... o sare Bd vos te 10 
Compo. workers and designers 2 aa 10 
Assistants (where more than one compo. 

worker is employed) 43 ane 0 
Overmantel-makers 7 
Cutters Rat 2 


or 


Fitters-up = ms 
Male improvers— 


RRHOCO HrHOOCOC WHNHH HW Nww 
ia 
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CDOCOD “DOADS SERS. CO OOO 


Ist year 
2nd year 12 
3rd year 17 
4th year 5 
Sth year 12 
Male apprentices— 
Ist year 7 
2nd year 10 
38rd year 15 
4th year 0 
oth year 10 
Female employees. 
Journeywomen _.., a eet) 
Apprentices or improvers— 
Under 16 years of age... ee rot OMT 6 
Over 16 and under 17 years of age £12 LOTLOSO 
Over 17 and under 18 years of age rite E256 
Over 18 and under 19 years of age Q-17=>6 
Over 19 years of age : ADub37 0 


Where employees are, at the date of this Award, re- 
ceiving more than the above rates, they shall not be 
reduced. 

3. Proportion of apprentices, &¢c.—The proportion 
of male apprentices or improvers shall not exceed one 
apprentice or improver to each journeyman, in receipt 
of the minimum wage set down in this Award. 

Females may be employed at the following work 
only :—Vitting-up, puttying-up, plushwork, filleting, 
mounting, applying compo. work, and pointing. 

4. Overtime.—The rates of pay for overtime shall 
be as follows :—For the first hour after the usual hour 
of ceasing work, at the rate of time and a quarter, 
for the next two hours, time and a half, and for all 
other overtime, including all time worked on Sun- 
days or holidays, double time: Provided that in the 
case of all persons under the age of 16 years, this 
clause shall be subject to the provisions of Part V of 
the ‘‘Factories and Shops Act of 1896.’’ 

5. Holidays.—The following days shall be recognised 
as holidays:—New Year’s Day, Anniversary Day, 
Good Friday, Easter Monday, Prince of Wales’ Birth- 
day, Kight-hours’ Day, King’s Birthday, Christmas 
Day, Boxing Day, and the day on which the tirade 
picnic is held : Provided that if there be a trade picnic, 
it shall be held on the Saturday following Good F riday. 

6. Daywork.—Daywork only shall be recognised in 
the trade. 

7. Slow workers.—The Industrial Registrar is ap- 
eanies the tribunal to grant permits under section 

7 (f) of the Act, and to leave such tribunal free and 
unhampered to deal with each application for any 
such permit on its individual merits; the minimum 
wage for workers under the said clause is fixed at 
the nominal sum of ls. per week. 

8. Travelling allowances.——When a workman is sent 
out from the shop to work, he shall be paid all travel- 
ling expenses, and shall travel to and from such work 
in his employer’s time. When the work is beyond 
the limits of the town in which the shop is situated, 
and the workman is asked to travel before or after 
the usual working time, or on Sundays, he shall re- 
ceive half time in addition to reasonable travelling 
expenses. Where the journey is made by rail, second- 
class fare shall be allowed. 

9. Tools.—All tools required to be found by the 
employer. 

10. Disputes.—Should any dispute arise under this 
Award, it may be referred to the Board for its de- 
cision. This shall not not be taken to interfere with 
any right to proceed for any penalty for a breach 
of the Award. 


‘«e 


11. Area of Award.—The area within which this 
Award shall be operative shall be the whole of the 
area contained in the counties of Cumberland and 
Northumberland. 

12. Duration of Award.—This Award shall, unless 
previously varied or rescinded by this Board, or other 
properly constituted authority, remain in operation 
for two years after it is gazetted. 

Nors.—In accordance with clause 29 of the Indus- 
trial Disputes Act, a copy of this Award must be 
exhibited and kept exhibited by every employer carry- 
ing on an industry to which it relates at the place 
where the industry is carried on, so as to be legible 
to his employees. 

THOS. EK. SPENCER, 
Chairman of the Board. 
Sydney, 2ist September, 1910. 


HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 


Norics To Lay Service Pipzs. 


Nozrce to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee {as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated 


in— 

Waratah: Elizabeth-street, from end of existing main 
to Bull-street; Bull-street, from Elizabeth-street 
to Barton-street. 


Bhs main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down the owner or occupier, or mortgagee (as 
the case may be) of all tenenments and premises situ- 
ated as above is hereby required, on or before the 27th 
October, 1910, to cause a proper pipe and stopcocks 
to be laid, so as to supply water from the main pipe 
to snch tenements and premises. 


By order of the Board, 


ALFRED E. FRY, 
Secretary. 


[1717] 


Boards Offices, Newcastle, 
8th September, 1910. 


——- 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
341 Pitt-street, Sydney, 
16th Sentember, 1910. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


NoTigg TO THE OWNERS OF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 


Baulkham Hills Shire: Pennant Hills road, from Lane 
Cove road westerly 1,445 yards; Pennant Hills 
road, from existing main to Great North road; 
Baulkham Hills road, from Great North road 
westerly 641 yards; Baulkham Hills road, from 
existing main to tram terminus. 

Bexley: Caledonian-street, from 
north-easterly 241 yards. 

Canterbury: Canterbury Trust road, from existing 
main to Belmore-road; Belmore-road, from Can- 
terbury Trust road southerly 799 yards. 

City: Mauntastrents from John-street southerly 193 
yards. 

Dundas; Cox’s-road, from Pennant Hills.road south- 
erly 750 yards. 

Drummoyne; Westbourne-street, from existing main 
to Marlborough-street ; Lenore-street, from Brent- 
street north-easterly 250 yards; Brent-street, from 
Lyons-road to Lenore-street; Irene-street, from 
Great North road south-westerly 266 yards. 

Hornsby Shwe: Forbes-street, from Ashley-street 
southerly 145 yards; Florence-street, from Albert- 
street easterly 184 vards; Muriel-street, from 
Florence-street southerly 80 yards; Muriel-street, 
from May-street to Linda-street. 

Hunter's Hill: Prince Edward parade, from existing 
main to Gladstone-avenue. 

Kuring-gai Shire: Wdward-street, from existing main 
to Kmily-street; Railway-avenue, from Coonan- 
barra-road easterly 107 yards; Braeside-street, 
from Grosvenor-street_ easterly 256 yards. 

Kogarah: Railway-parade, from Gladstone-street 
northerly 98 yards; Gladstone-street from Victor- 
street to Railway-parade ; Ocean-street, from exist- 
ing main to WKogarah-road; Alice-street, from 
Railway-parade to Barsby’s-avenue; Barsby’s- 
avenue, from existing main to Alice-street; Alice- 
street, from Barsby’s-avenue.to Rutland-street ; 
Rutland-street, from Alice-street to Andover- 
street; Andover-street, from existing main to 
Rutland-street ; Plimsoll-street, from Nelson-street 
southerly 273 yards. 

Lane Cove: Little-street, from Longueville-road south- 
erly 374 yards; Anglo-road, from existing main 
southerly 76 yards; William Edward street, from 
existing main to Ann-street. 


Glengarne-street 


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Mosman: Wolseley-street, from existing main easterly 
249 yards. 

Marrickville: Smidmore-road, from existing main to 
Cooper-street. 

Newtown: Norfolk-street, from White Horse street to 
Angel-street. 

North Sydney: Illiliwa-road, from Waters-road_ to 
Benelong-road; Walker-street, from Lavender- 
street, to right-of-way; right-of-way ftom Wal- 
ker-street westerly 81 yards; Hlamang-avenue, 
from existing main to existing main; Belmont- 
avenue, from existing main westerly 156 yards; 
Palmer-street, from existing main westerly 28 
yards. 

Randwick: Avoca-street, from Earl-street to Orange- 
‘street; Pine-street, from Market-street to Fig- 
tree-avenue. 

Rockdale: Albert-street, from Spring-street southerly 
<)143 yards. 

Ryde: Lane Cove road, from Great North road north- 
easterly 902 yards. 

St. Peters: Gannon-street, from existing main south- 
easterly 96 yards; Edwin-street, from Gannon- 
street to Rose-+street. 

Vaucluse: Wentworth-road, from existing main west- 

' erly 161 yards. 

Willoughby: Holland-street, 
northerly 166 yards. 

Waverley: Dudley-street, from Bondi-road to Fletcher- 

_ . street; Andrews-avenue, from Glen-street easterly 
94 yards; Coulton-street, from Watson-street east- 
erly 102 yards; ‘Grove-street, from Watson-street 
easterly 103 yards. rx 

Woollahra: New South Head road, from Kent-road 
westerly 86 yards; Kent-street, from existing main 
southerly 98 yards; Cranbrook-road, from existing 
main to Victoria-road. 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opéning thereunto [distant not more than 60 
yards from the main pipe]. ae 
‘Feo main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated: as above; are hereby required on or before 
the 2nd day of November next, to cause a proper pipe 
and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water from 
the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 

D. C. ROBERTSON, 

Inspector to the Board of Water Supply, 
: and Sewerage. 


from Mowbray-road 


£1799} 
QUARTER SESSIONS. 
hee is hereby given, that Courts of Quarter 
Sessions in and for the State of New South 
Wales, will be holden during October next, at the 
Court-houses, at the following times and_ places, 
viz, :— 


Cooma, Wednesday, 5th October ; 
Walgett, Friday, 7th October ; 
Yass, Friday, 7th October ; 
Bombala, Monday, 10th October ; 
Narrabri, Tuesday, 11th October ; 
Wyalong, Tuesday, llth October ; 
Gunnedah, Thursday, 13th October ; 
Bega; Tuesday, 18th October ; 
Parramatta, Monday, 24th October ; 
Gundagai, Monday, 24th October ; 
Young; Thursday, 27th October ; 
Braidwood, Thursday, 27th October ; 
Grenfell, Monday, 31 October : 


When and where all péfsons under recognizances to 

appear as prosecutors, witnesses, or defendants, or 

who have appeals to imterpose, or other business to 

transact, are desired to give their attendance re- 

spectively at 10 o’clock in the forenoon. 

bes ; W. R. BEAVER, 

ape re Clerk of the Peace. 

Office of the Clerk of the Peace, 
Sydney; 16th September, 1910. [1881] 


JT THE undersigned Police Magistrate, sitting in Petty 

; Sessions; at the Court-house af Nyngan, have this day 
appointed the widérmeéntioned additional days for the purpose 
of hearing and determining all actions under the ‘Small 


Debts Recovery Act, 1899,” atid the Acts amending the came, | 


at fhe Court-housé, Nyngan, viz. -— 
! Thureday, 13th October, 1910. 
Friday, 4th November, 1910. 

-faugs Seas Friday; 18th November, 1910. 
- Dated this twenty-fourth day of September, 1910. 
; 4 By the Court, “ lig 2h poe lio, ace 

_ A, ORMONDE BUTLER, 

$ P.M, 


[2017] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 151. [28 Supr., 1910. 


ike Policé Magistrate and Justices of the Peace in Petty 

Sessions assembled, at the Court-housé, Casino, have this 
23rd day of September, 1910, appointed the second and fourth 
Wednesday in each month for hearing and determining at the 
said Court-house all actions under the “Small Debts Recovery 
Act, 1399,” and any Act amending the same. 


By the Court, 
C. F. BUTLER, 


[2016] " Peliee Magistrate. 


A Be Police Magistrate and Justives of the Peace assembled 
at the Court-house, Camden, huve this 22nd day of Sep- 
tember, 1910, appointed the Tnursday following the third 
Wednesday in each month for hearing and determining at the 
said Court-house all actions under “ Small Debts Recovery Act, 
1899,” and any Act amending the same. adicne® 

W. SCHWARER,. .. 
Acting Clerk of Petty Sessions. 
{1953} 


Court-house, Camden, — 
22nd September, 1910. 


NEE is hereby given that a Circuit Court will 
Pe be holden at the Court-house, Deniliquin, on 
Thursday, the thirteenth day of October next, before 
His Honor Mr. Justice Sly, when all Magistrates, 
Jurors, Witnesses, and other persons. concerned are 
required to attend. 


NORMAN pe H. ROWLAND, 
Clerk of Arraigns. 


Supreme Court, Sydney, 
Friday, the second day of September; 1910. 
[1542] ar b 


*% OTICE is hereby given that a Circuit Court will 
LY be holden at the Court-house, Lismore, on Thurs- 
day, the sixth day of October next, before His Honor 
Mr: Justice Cohen; when all Magistrates, Jurors, Wit- 
nessés; and other persons concerned are required to 


attend. 
EDGAR H. COHEN, 
Clerk of. Arraigns. 


Supreme Court, Sydney ; 
[1462] 


30th day of August, 1910. 


ra\HE Police Magistrate and Justices of the Peace, 

in Petty Sessions assembled, at the Court-house, 
Burraga, have this 2cth day of August, 1910, ap- 
pointed Friday after the fourth Thursday in each 
month for hearing and determining at the said court- 
house all actions under the ‘‘Small Debts Recovery 


Act, 1899,’ and any Act amending the same. i 
By the Court, 


THOMAS ©. K. McKELL, 


[1701] Police Magistrate. 


HE Police Magistrate and Justices of the Peace, 

in Petty Sessions assembled, at the Court-house, 
Oberon, have this 18th day of August, 1910, appointed 
the third Thursday in each month for hearing and 
determining at the said court-house all actions under 
the “Small Debts Recovery Act, 1899,” and any Act 
amending the same. 


By the Court, 
THOMAS C: K. McKELE, 


[1702] Police Magistrate. 


hae Police Magistrate and Justices of the Peace, in 
at Petty Sessions assembled, at the Court-house, 
Rockley, have this 25th day of August, 1910, ap- 
pointed the fourth Thursday in each month for hear- 
ing and determining at the said court-hduse all actions 
under the ‘‘Small Debts Recovery Act, 1899,” and any 


Act amending the same. 
By the Court, | 
THOMAS C. K. McKELIL, 


£1703] Police Magistrate. 


OpHE Police Magistrate and Justices of the Peace; 
in Petty Sessions assenibled, at the Court-house; 
Sofata; have this llth day of August, 1910, appointed 
the first Thursday in each month for hearing and de- 
termining. at’ the said court-house all actions under 
the “Small Debts Recovery Act, 1899,’’ and any Act 
amending the same: =~! 
4 ‘By the Court, es 
THOMAS C. K. McKELL, 


[1704] Police Magistrate. 


28 Supr., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT. GAZETTE, No. 151. 


5317 


ite pursuance of the provisions of the “ Liquor Act of 1898” 

and the “ Liqdor Amendment Act of 1905,” at a special 
sitting of thé Lieensifig Court for the Lic nsing District of 
Bourke, held at the Court-house at tourke on Monday, the 
lyth day of September, 1910, tae publican’s license for the 
licensed premises known asthe ‘ Royal Hotel,” situate at Byrock, 
in the said district, and of which one Matilda Kelly was then 
the licensee, was (on the application of the licensee and with 
the consent ot the vuwner uf the said premises) cancelled 
absolutely. 


A. ORMONDE bUTLER, P.M., 
Chairman of the Licensing Court. 


Court-bouse, Bourke, 


21st September, 1910. {1957} 


[2035 ] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 26th September, 1910. 


fe have been accepted for the following 
Public Works for the week ending 24th 
instant :— 


GovERNMENT ARCHITECT’S BRANCH— 


Erection of a New Building for Infants, New 
Fence Wall and detached Lavatory and 
Closets, &c., at the Public School premises, 
Glebe—J. M. Wilson, Newtown. : 

Erection of a Show Pavilion at the Botanic Gar- 
dens, Sydney—T. E. Quiggin, Balmain. 

Erection of Police Buildings at Nymboida—-T. E. 
Jarman, Lismore. 

Installation of a New Gas Service at the Post 
and ‘Telegraph Office, Homebush—A. J: 
Brown, Paddington. 

Erection of two Telephone Cabinets at Petersham 
and Mortdale—Bartlett. Bros., Sydney. 
Erection of a Yelephone Cabinet at Mr. Veitch’s 
residence, Northwood—Bartlett Bros., Syd- 

ney. 


Erection of a Post Office and Postmaster’s resi- — 


dence at Woodstock—John Baker, Bathurst. 
Alterations to Striking Mechanism of Tower 
Clock, G.P.O., Sydney—J: Connolly, Weoloo- 
mooloo. 
Erection of Buildings for the Experimental Farm 
at Grafton—D. H. Reid, Bathurst. 
Additions and alterations to Hospital at Tam- 
worth—R. A. Stanfield, Tamworth. 
Excavating site for Dwellings in Gloucester-strect, 
Sydney—Gunton & Knox, Gore Hill. 


Roaps anp Bripces Branew— 


Road Sandilands to Bonalbo (Contract 4/10-11), 
Ballina District—B. Mohr, South Casino. 

Road Casino, via Doubtful Creek, to Tooloom 
(Contract 1/10-11), Ballina District—R. J. 
Cullen, Kyogle. 

Road Casino, via Deubtful. Creek, to Tooloom 
(Contract 2/10-11), Ballina District—B. 
Ward, Casino. 

Unsuccessful Tenderers for the above are requested 
to accept this intimation. 


W. J. HANNA, 
, Under Secretary. 


LEASE OF TOOLOORA BORE, 


(FENDERS are invited for a lease of all that piece or parcel 
of land containing 20 acres situated in parish Colmia, 

county Leichhardt, Shire of Walgett, together with the im- 
provements, &e., the:eon, known as Tooloora Bore. Lease to 
be for a period of five years. Lessee to pay all rates and taxes. 
Lease to be subject to usual landlord and tenant conditions 
and to the following special condition :—Lessee to supply free 
of chargs to local Shire Cowncil or otiver authorised body or 
person in control of the Public Watering Place known as 
Tooloora Bore, with water from the Bore on the lund to be 
leased. The water to be supplied in such quantity-as demanded 
by the Shire Council or other person afores:id, but mt exceed- 
ing 10.009 gallons per diem; and to be delivered on the boun- 
dary «f the land hereby leased, in a proper accessible drain 
The Minister to have power at any time to re-enter on the land 
to enfo:ce this condition and without compensation payable. 

Highest or any tender not necessarily aczepted. 

Further information to be olt.ined from the Public Works 
Department, Sydney, and the District Works Officer, Walgett. 

Tenders close at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, 4th O.tcber, 1910, 
addressed to the undersigned, and endorsed “ Tender for Lease 
of Tooloora Bore.” 

’ CHARLES A. LER, 


[1454} Minister for Public Worke, 


Sydney Harbour Trust Office, 
Circular Quay, 5th September, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR A SUSPENSION TRAMWAY. 


fe bed ie wiil be received at this Office up to 2 

p.m. on Tuesday, the 4th proximo, for the sup- 
ply and erection, in working order, of a Suspension 
‘{ramway, to be used for the transportation of goods 
at the new wharf (No. 3 Jetty), to be occupied by the 
Norddeutscher Lloyd, at Darling Harbour. 

Forms of tender and full particulars may be ob- 
tained on application to the Engineer-in-Chief, at 


this Office. 
HAROLD F. NORRIE, 
Seéeretary. 


METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WATER SUPPLY 
AND SEWERAGE. 


r§.KNDERS for the works specified below will be 
received up to 2 p.m. on the date mentioned, 
addressed to the President :— 


4tH OctoseR, 1910. 


Contract No. 770.—Supply, Delivery, and Erection at 
the Bellevue Hill Tank Reserve of Steel Joists, 
&c., for supports to elevated tank. Deposit, £20; 
security, £100. 

Contract No. 771.—Construction and Erection of an 
Elevated Mild Steel Service Tank at Bellevue 
Hill, Woollahra: Deposit, £10; security, £100. 

Contract No. 772.—Construction and Erection of: an 
Elevated Mild Steel Service Tank at Rawson- 
place, Drummoyne. Deposit, £45; security, 
£220 


~ Contract No. 773.—Fencing the site for a Pumping 


Station at Bourke-street, Waterloo. 
security, £15. 


71H November, 1910. 


Contract No. 951.—Supply and. Delivery of. Centri- 
fugal Pumps and_Electric Motors for the Drum- 
moyue Low-level Pumping Station. Deposit, £10; 
security, £80. 


Deposit, £5; 


WILLIAM HOLMES, 
341 Pitt-street, Sydney, Secretary. 


y; 
24th September, 1910. 


New South Wales Government Railways, 
Office of the Chief Commissioner, 
Sydney, 24th September, 1910. 


‘g: HINDERS will be received at this Office, not later 
than 12 o’clock noon on the dates specified, for 
the undermentioned Works, &c. :— 


Turspay, 4TH Ocroper, 1910. 


The Supply and Delivery of Two Chassis, each 35 to 
30 horse-power, for Motor Tower Waggons. Speci- 
fications, &c., Electrical Mngineer’s Office, 61 
Hunter-street, Sydney. 

The Supply of 5,000 Fence Posts, 7 ft. 6 in. x 9 in. 
3 in. Particulars, Divisional Engineer’s Office, 
Sydney Railway Station Yard. 

The Supply of 3,000 Ironbark Fence Rails, 9 ft. 1 in. 
x } in. x 24 in., delivered on Coonamble Line. 

' Particulars, Divisional Engineer, Bathurst: 

The Construction of six bogie and three four-wheel 
Refrigerator Cars. Particulars, Chief Mechanical 
Engineer, Redfern. 

Monpar, 10TH Octoper, 1910. 

The Leasing, Working, and Maintaining, for a period 
of one or three years, from Ist January, 1911, 
the Chief Commissioner’s Shipping Appliances at 
Bullock Island, Particulars; Goods» Manager’s 
Office, Challis House, Martin-place, Sydney. 

Monpay, 24TH Octoser, 1910. 


The Leasing of spaces in Grain Sheds, as under :— 
Seven spaces in Main Grain Shed at Darling 
Tsland, for a period of ten months, from ist 
December, 1910. i 
Two spaces in Grain Shed on Pyrmont Bay Jetty, 
for a period of seven months, from Ist Decem- 


ber, 1910. 
Full particulars. on application to the Goods 
Manager, Challis House, Martin-place, Sydney. 

Tenders are to be endorsed ‘‘T'endér for Chassis,” 
or as the case may be. 

The Chief Commissioner does riot bind himself to 
accept the lowest or any tender. 

By order, 


J. S. SPURWAY, 
Secretary. 


5318 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETQE, No. 151. [28 Sxpr., 1910. 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 28th September, 11". 
TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS. 
ENDERS will be received at this Office, for the Public Works specified in the Schedule hereunder, up te TWO O'CLOCK 
P.M., of the various dates set forth in the second column, 


All envelopes containing Tenders must be addressed to the President of the Tender Board, and have legibly endorsed upon 
them the name of the work in respect of which the Tender is submitied. 

It is to be understood that the Government does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any Tender; and no Tenaer will 
b® accepted until the same has been reported upon by the proper officer. 


CHARLES A. LEE. 


Dates A c : are 
«gs : i Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions 
Description ss ee a fi Supplies to be Fete lat 5 General Conditions, and form of Tender ‘ Remarks, 
on SEED EOE: sds eon ea may be seen. 


Government Architect’s Branch. 


Erection of New Building, Public School, St. 
Leonards North. 


4 Oct., 1910 | Oontractors’ Hoom, Public Works Pepart- 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 


St. Leonards North. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
St Leonards. 


Additions to Public School, St. Leonards... | 4 Oct., 1910 


Erection of New Police Buildings, at The{ 4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 
Rock. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
| Cootamundra ; and Police Station, The 
Reck. 


Erection of Teacher's Residence, Public | 4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
School, Coramba. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
: Kempsey; and Public Scheol, 

Corarba. 


Alterations and Repairsto Lock-up, Mclong... | 4 Oct., 1910 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Bathurst ; acd Lock-up, Molong. 


Erection of New Building, Public School, 


Parramatta. ment, Sydney ; and Court-house, Parra- 


matta. 


4 Oct., 1910 | Cortractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Ellalong. : ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Newcastle; Police Station, Cessnock ; 
i and Public School, Ellalong. 
Connecting with Sewer, Military Buildings, | 4 Oct., 1916 | Contracters’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 


| Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
| ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 

Lismore; and Public School, Dobie’s 
| Bight. ; 


Erection of Teacher's Residence, &e, Public} 4 Oct, 1910 
Schsol, Dobie’s Bight. | 


Improvements, &c , to Public Schcol, Wright- . 4 Oct., 1910 
ville. 


Centractors’ Room, Public Works Dep irt- 
ment, Sydney ; District Works Office, 
| Cobar; and Public School, Wright- 


ville. 


4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Werks Pepart- 
ment, Svdney; ani Public School, | 


Granville South. 


Alterations and Repairs, Public School, 
Granville South. 


Improvements and Painting, Public School 


4 Oct, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depsrt- 
and Teacher’s Residence, Raleigh. 


ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Kempsey ; and Public School, Raleigh. 


Erection of Weathersheds, Public School, { 4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Kurri Kurri. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Newcastle ; and Public School, Kurri 


Kurri. é 


Erection of New Buildings, Public School, | 4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works, Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 
Mullengrove. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Goulburn; and Public School, Mul- 


lengrove. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 
ment, Sydney; and District Works 
Office, Newcastle. 


Alterations to Drying Room, Hospital for{ 4 Oct. 1910 
Insane, Newcastle. 


Additions and Renovations, Public §chool, | 4 Oct., 1910 | Contractor's Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 
Germanton. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Cootamundra; andPublic School, Ger- 
manton. 


‘ 


28 Seprt., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 5319 


~_— 


TENDERS FOR £2 city. vs uA s—continued, 


Dane Where Plan, Spedffication, Special Conditions, 


meegintion pondered i as bob BS Aad i General Conditions, and form of Tender Remarks. 
received. may be seen, 


e 


Government Architect’s Branch—continued. 


Improvements, &c., to Public School, Home- 4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
bush. ! meni, Sydney; and Public School, 
Homebush. i 
Repairs, &c , to Police Station at Crookwell ... | 4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 


ment, Sydney; District Works Oflice, 
Goulburn; and Police Station, Crook- 


well, 
Additions to Assistant Superintendent’s | 4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Residnce, Hospital for Insane, Parramatta. ment, Sydney; and Court-house, 
Parramatta. 
Additions to Assistant Superintendent’s| 4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 
Quarters, Hf spital of Inzane, Callan Park. ment, Sydney. 
Erection of Hospital, at Tumbarumba ». | 4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Cootamundra ; and Court-house, Tum- 
| | barumba. 


Addi ions to New Building, Technical College, | 4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Time extended. 
West Maitland. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
\ Newcastle; and Technical College, 

West Maitland. 
10 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
Lismore ;and Public School, Tuncester. 


Erection of Teacher’s Residence, Public 
School, Tuncester. 


Erection of New Building for Post Office, 
Tir gha. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 
ment. Sydney; District Works Office, 


Armidale ; and Police Station, Tingha, 


10 Oct., 1910 


Removal of Buildings frem Towac and He- |! 10 Oct., 1910 | 
erection at Gosling Creek, Public School, | 
Gosling Creek. | Bathurst ; and Public Schoo!, Gosling 
H i Creek. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 


verting present combined School and | ° ment, Syduey; District Works Office, 
Residence into a Residence, Publie School, Bathurst ; und Public &chool, Garra. 
Garra. / 


Providing Additions] Windows, Lining 
Rafters, &c., Inmates Dining Room, 
Benevolent Asylum, Live: pool. 


10 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
| ment, Sydney ; and Ccourt-house, Liver- 


Erection of New School Building, an! Con- | 10 Oct., 1930 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- : 
pool. | 


Frection of Police Station at Drummoyne ... | 19 Oct, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 


| ment, Sydney; and Police Station, 


Drummoyne. 
Conetiuction of Show and Travelling Cases | 10 Oct., 1910 
for Aidridge Coliection of Minera!s, Univer- ; 
sity of Sydney. | 


Cor tractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- [ 
ment, Sydn>y. 


General Repairs, Painting and Minor IJim- | 10 Oct, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
proveme: ts, Publie School, Mount Hunter. ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
| | Mount Hunter. 


Conti actors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
meit, Sydney; and Ovurt-house, 
Picton. 


Painting, Repairs, &c., Post and Telegraph 


10 Oct., 1910 
Office, Picton. 


Repairs, Renovat ovs, &e., Post and Telegraph | 10 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
Office, Pymble. | ment Sydney. 


Erection of New Building, Public School, Fresh Tenders. 


Little Coogee. 


10 Oct., 1910 { Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
| | Little Coogee. 


Frection of Quarters for Matron and Nurses, | 17 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Koom, Public Works Depart- 
‘and converting present Nurses’ Quarters into ment, Sydney ; andCourt-house, Par- 
a Residence for Male Attendants, Rook- ramatta, 
wood Asylum. 


5320 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. [28 Szpr., 1910. 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS—continued. 


Dates : : ; eed 
ae 2 > Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions 
Deseription of Work or Supplies to be cee te will General takaiiéns, and form of Tender Remarks. 
Tendered for. sagt c may be seen. Z 


—— 


Government Architect’s Branch—continued. 


—— 


17 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depsrt- 
ment, Sydney; and District Works 


Office, Tamvorth. 


Alterations and Renovations to District School, 
Tamworth. 


Es 


School, Bombala. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 


Erection of ‘Teacher's Residence, Public | 17 Oct., 1910 
Cooma; and Public School, Bombala. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 


Addition, Repairs, Remodelling, and Renova- | 17 Oct., 1910 
tions, School Buildings, and ‘Teacher’s 


Residence, District School, Grafton. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
ment, Sydney; Diatrict Works Office, | 
Lismore ; and Public School, Grafton. | 


Additions and Improvements to Public School, | 17 Oct., 1910 


Narromine. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
Dubbo; ard Publie School, Narromiue. 


Erection of Lock-up and Court Keeper's 


17 Oct, 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders, 
Quarters, Orange. 


ment, Sydney ; District Works Oifice, 
| Bathurst ; and Court-house, Orange. | 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


meut, Sydney; and Police Station, 
North Richmond. 


Erection of Police Station at North Richmond 


17 Oct., 1910 


Erection of Superintendent’s Residence for | 17 Oct., 1910 | Contractore’ Room, Public Works Depari- | Fresh Tenders. 
Reception House; and Additions to Police | ment, Sydney. 
tation, Darlinghurst. | | : 


——— 


17 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Public School, 


Nowra. 


Tarpaving and Grading portion of Playground, 
~ Public School, Nowra. 


| Contractora’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
| ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 
| Dubbo; and Public School, Dripstone. 


Additions, Alterations, and Improvements, | 31 Oct, 1910 
Public School, Dripstone. 


Erection of New Building, Public School, | 51 Oct., 193% j Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Ewingsda'e. ment, Sydney; District Works Office, 

; Lismore ; Court- house, Murwillumbah ; 

and Police Staticn, Bangalow. ! 


Erection of? New School Building, and} 81 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Teacher’s Residence, Public School, Wood- | ment, Sydney; District Works (fice, 


~ ford Dale. Lismore ; and Court-houses, Grafton | 
and Maclean. 


Erection of New Building, Public Schcol, 


7 Nov., 1910 | Oontrecve:s’ Boom, Sublie Works Depari- 
Bondi. 


ment, Sydney; and Public School, 
Bondi. | 


i eR <= 


Raiiway Constructien. 


Construction of Cattle Yards, at Boree Creck, | 4 Oct., 1910 
First Section of the Lockhart to Clear Hiils 
Railway. 


Ocoatractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
meut, Sydney; and Police Station, 
Lockhart. 


Erection of Waiting Shed, and Closet snd |17 Oct, iSL0 
Urinals, at The Spit, The Spit to Manly 


Electric Tramway. 


Contractors’ Keon, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney. 


Construction of First Section of the Moree to | 21 Noy., 1910 | Oovtractors’ Room, Pubic Works Dopart- | 


Mungindi Railway, viz, from Moree to | | ment, Sydney. 
Garah. | | 
Manufacture, Supply, and Delivery of 8,000 fi sarees) | Consractors’ Bouin, Pubitc Works Depart- | The date for the 
tons of 60-ib, Stee! Rails. | ment, Sydney, closing of Tenders 
| | will be fixed later. 


Irrigation and Drainage Branch. 


Contrectore’ Room, Public Works Ropart- | Fresh Tenders. 
ment, Sydney; Court-houses, Broken ; Time extended. 


Construction of Cu'tings, Sections 1 and 2, | 
| Hill, Wentworth, and Swan Hill (Vie. ; | 


Great Ana-branch, Darling River (Con- 
tract No. $00). : | 


4 Oct., 1910 


Police Station, Mildura (Viec-); and 
Department of Public Works, Mel- 
bourne, 


28 Serr, 1910.] 


Dates 
up to which 
Tenders will be 


Description of Work or Supplies to be 
Tendered for. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 151. 


i TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS—continued. 


5321 


Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions, 
Gencral Oonditions, and form of Tender 
may be seen. 


Remarks. 


received. 
Irrigation and Drainage Branch—continued. 

Construction of Bridges ood Regulators, Sec- 4 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 
tion No. 3, Great Ana-branch, Darling ment, Sydney; Court-houses, Broken | Time extended. 
River (Contract No. 900). | Hill, Wentworth, and Swan Hill (Vic.) ; 

Police Station, Mildura (Viec.); and 
Department of Public Works, Mel- 
| bourne. j | 

Ventilation of the Fourth Division, Neweastle | 17 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 

Sewerage (Contract No. 903). ment, Sydney; and Public Works 
Office, Newcastie. ? 

Conatruction of Cuttings and Bouke we 24, Oct, 1910 {| Contracto-s’ Reom, Public Works Depart- 
Krection of Wire Netting Fencing on por- ment, Sydney ; and Court-houses, Hay, 
tion of Main and Mirrool Branch Canals, Narandera, and Wagga Wagga. ‘ 
Murrumbidgee Northern Canal (Contract | 
No. 938). 

Construction of Drainage Works for Myocum | 24 Oct., 1910 , Contractors’ Room, Public Works Devart- | 


Swamp (Contract No. 947). 


ment, Sydney; Court-houses, Ballina, 
Murwillumbah, and Lismore; and 
Police Station, Mullumbimby. 


Harbours and Water Supply Branch. 


Construction of Roof for Existing heat 4 Oct., 


Reservoir, Water Supply, Gundagai (Con- 
tract No. 948). - 


Erection of Lavatory for Lee Wharf, near 
Merewether-street, Newcastle (Contract No 
920). 


4 Oct., 


1916 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- } 
ment, Sydney; and Court-house, 
Gundagai. : { 

1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


Fresh Tenders, 
ment, Sydney; and Public Works : 


Office, Newcastle. 


Extension of Main to serve 1st Subdivision, 
Five Islands Estate, Water Supply, Port 
~ Kembla. a 


Supply and Erection of Pumping Machinery, 
Water Supply, Quirindi (Contract No. 933). 


Extension of J-tty, Construction of Cattle! 7 Nory., 1910 


Crush, open Shed, &c., at Bermagui. 


4 Oct., 1910 


31 Oct., 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney ; and Court-house, Wol- 
longong. 


1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


ment, Sydney. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney ; Court-house, Wollon- 
gong; and Police Station, Bermagui, 


Supply and Erection of Hydro-Electric 
Generator, Transmission Line and Pumping 
Machinery, Water Supply, Towns North of 
Wollongong (Jontract No. 951). - 


28 Noy., 1910 ' Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


Supply, Delivery, Erection, and Test-working 
of a Coal-iosding Plant, capable of deliver- 
ing into ships holds about 1,000 tons of coal 
per hour at ‘éach side of a New Jetty to be 
rected at Port Kemble, South Oc ast, Rew 
South Wales. 


Roads and Bridges 


9 Jan, 


ment, Sydney; and Court-house, 
Wollongong, 
i 
1911 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


: ment, Sydney ; and at the Office of the | 
| <Agent-General of New S. uth Wales, | 
| London, | 

l 


sranch. 


Erection ot Composite 


4 Oct., 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


Truss Bridge over | 1910 
Cockfightvr (reek, at Bulga, Road Singleton ment, Sydney; Public Works Office, 
to Bulga. Newcastle ; and Court-house, Singleton. 
Supply aud Erection of Hand-power Gear for | 10 Oct., 1910 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


Operating Lift Span, Coruki Bridge, 
‘tichmond River, ~ 5 


ment, Sydney; Court- houses, Casino 
and Lismore ; and Police Station, 
Coraki, ¢ 


5322 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 151. [28 Sepr., 1910. 


ge a ar gp i rig me AO AAT LAT 


(1580) Department of Public W orks, 
Sydney, 7th September, 1910, 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WATERING PLACES. 
¥? ENDERS will be received at this Office for a lease of the Public Watering Places specified hereunder. 
i Penderere are requested to state what rental they are prepared to offer for a lease, or the lowest sum for which they wil 
work the Watering Places with the privilege of retaining the collections aa specified in the Regulations. 

Tenders must be addressed to the Tender Board, and endorsed with the name of the Public Watering Place for which the 
Tender is submitted, and accompanied by a negotiable deposit for the sum of £5, with the names ead addresses of two sureties 
for approval, 

TLe Department does not bind itself to accept any Tender. . 

The lease will be subject to the provisions of the *‘ Public Watering Places Act of 1900,” and the Regulations thereunder 

The lessee may cultivate the Tenant’s Lease, and any improvements which he may effect in the shape of clearing and 
burning off timber may be considered in his favour should he tender for a new lease at the expiration of his term. 

Copies of the Act, Regulations, Conditions of Lease, and Agreement may be seen and further information and forms 
of Tender may be obtained from the local District Works Officer, or from the Department of Public Works, Sydney.. 


CHARLES A. LEE. 


~ | Date from which 

Area of Term Tenders close at 
Watering Place. | Tenani’s Lease. Boas: of Leage. | the vateat y be | op.m., as under— 

CB eth 405 

Shuttleton Tank ae ...| 649 0 O| At Shuttleton ... ae ..| 5 years| 1 Nov, 1910 ...| 10 Oct., 1910 
Parragundy Bore am | 820 0 O| At Parragundy ... ee Se s| POM feeeel eee ge FA 10:5 F : 
White Cliffs Tank No. 1 ..| 640 0 O| At White Cliffs ... ae <a eae ae eT i seen hO: fi 
*Do'gelly Bore ... an ..| 484 8 6] Moree to Boggabilla Ley Tag ami barn A Je L Odes a 


*This public watering-place is offerei for lease subject to the reservation of all but a maximum quantity «f 20,909 gallons of water a day, 
. the use of which the lessee will be entitlhd, and from which he will be required to supply ail public and perscenal requirements, There is a two- 
roomed cottage with verandah on the public watering place, together with a fenced-in paddock. 


Stores Supply Committee, 
Sydney, 23rd September, 191 . 
TENDERS FOR SOPPLIES AND SERVICES FOR THE PUBLIC SERVICE, 
ENDERS will be received at the Stores Supply Department, 15 and 17 Young-street, for the Supplies and Services 
spsaitied in the Schedule beresnder, up to 4°30 p.m. on the date set forth in the second column thereof. 


A, BERCK ELMAN, 
Executive Member, 


—— —- ———— ——— 


Dates up te which 


Deacription of Sugpiies to be Tendored fer. Tenders Remarks. 
will be received. 
Supply and delivery of—_ | 28 Sept., 1910 | Tender forms and fur.her particulars may be 


Tea (67,000 Lb.) obtained on application. 


| Tender forms and further particulars may be 
obtained on application. 


Supply and Delivery, during the period of twelve months 
froma Ist October, 1910, of — 
Soap. (Date of clozing altered.) 


5 Oct., 1910 


Manufacture, Supply, and Delivery, during the period 5 Oct., 1910 | 
terminating 30th June, 1911, of— 


| Tender forms and further particulars may be 
Office Tables (Maple). | 


obtained on application. 


Furniture. 


Manufacture, Supply, and Delivery of— 5 Oct., 1910] Tender furms and further particulars may be 
Waterpréof Oapes for Police, Gaol Warders, &c. obtained on application. 


(1941) Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 2lst Septemte 1510, 
APPLICATIONS FOR LICENSES UNDER SECTION 10 OF THE “WATER RIGHTS AOT, 1902.” 


yes acvordanes with section 11 of the “ Water Rights Act, 1902,” I hereby acknowledge the receipt of the following applica- 
tions for Licenses, and the dates and places specified hereunder are hereby appointed for the inquiries in regard thereto:— 


Mams of Applicant. Nature of Work. Portion. | Parish. | County. | Land District. Date and Place of Inquiry. 
(i) Alick Anderson...; Dam, race, and 63 Murrum- Beresford ,.,| Cooma me 27th Ccteber, 1910; 10 a.m., 
enact fray op bucka. Couit house, Cooma. 
urrumbidgee 
; i River. 
(2) The Australianand| Dam on __ the 15 Dwight ..| Irrara ..| Bourke  .. | 28th October, 1910; 10 a.m., 
New roar na Warrego River. | . Court-house, Bourke. 
gage Co. es ; 5 
3 D 1 Belalie + 5,5) Culgoay ., .« 
(3) o eens { 6 Scott jo et Bourke... do do 
(4) Martin Bros... ok oe the 27 Forbes  ...| Ashburnham] Forbes ...| 31st October, 1910; 10 a.m., 
achian River. F Court- : 
(5) W. H. R. Stitt... Pump and weir on { al WOnES rig gc orbes= } Forbes Ts ee ebony, 
the’ Tschilan 27 Forbes  ...| Ashburnham sigan 


River. 


The inquiries will be held by (1), (4), and (5) the Local Land Beards, and (2) and (3) by the Police Magistrate, Bourke 
and all persons interested are hereby notified to attend. If they have any objections to the granting of a License for any of 
the said works, they should state their objections at the inquiries hereby appointed. % 

, CHARLES A. LHE, 
Minister for Publie Works. 


~~ 


28 Sepr., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 


STOCK ACT, 1901. 
PART VI.—REGISTRATION OF BRANDS OF HORSES AND CATTLE. 


SECOND QUARTERLY LIST OF HORSE AND CATTLE BRANDS FOR 1910— 
FIRST NOTIFICATION. 


N OTICE is hereby given, in terms of the provisions of section 176 of the above-named Act, that the Brands set 

opposite to the names and addresses of the persons mentioned in the appended List have been applied for, 
accepted by, or allotted to, such persons ; and that if, within two months from the date of this notification, no objection 
be made by any other person, on account of his owning a Horse or Cattle Brand similar to any of those hereby 
notified, such Brands shall be deemed to belong to the persons so applying for the registration thereof, and shall be 


registered accordingly. 

1. The attention of stock-owners and the public is called to this notice and the appended List of Brands ; and 
applicants whose names appear therein are requested to see that their Brands and names, and the postal addresses 
of the places or stations where the Brands applied for are intended to be used, are correctly given, in order that all 


notices may be addressed to the proper post towns of such places or stations. 


Department of Agriculture, 


Stock and Brands, 
Sydney, 28th September, 1910, 


2, If any error or omission be observed, the applicant should at once communicate the fact to this department ; 
and in doing so he should be careful to give the Brand and number set opposite to his name as well as his address. 


if Ast 


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S. T. D. SYMONS, 
Registrar of Brands. 


of Horse and Cattle Brands for Quarter ending 
30th June, 1910. 


The letters HC in third column denote that the Brand is registered for Horses and Cattle. 
Horses only, 
Cattle only. ; 
Camels only. 


Stock. 


HC 
HC 
HC/|Robert John Burgess, Maitland 


The letter H 
The letter C 
The letters CM 


by 99 


99 99 


Letters. 


Le 


Elizabeth Adams, Carrington Vale, 
Yetman 

Walter D. Bale, Upper South Arm, 
Bellingen (Transferred from Alice 
Gill.) 

Alexander D, Fraser, Glenair, 
Grubben 

Alfred E. Bartlett, Middle Arm, 
Murwillumbah 

xeorge Anderson, Belmore, Joruna, 
Wentworth 

Alfred Redman, The One Mile, 
Bimbi 


Angelo Roder, New Italy 


\ 
{ 


Albert William Salter, Main-street, 
Oberon 


Christina Annie Wilson, Gilmore 


B 


Albert Benjamin Bullock, Stoney 
Creek, Duramana 

Sydney G. N. Blythe, Falconer- 
street, Armidale 


(Transferred from William Burgess.) 


109741 
T5915 


109583 
109773 

49196 
109638) 
110066 
109751 

52263 
109937 
109657 


109651 
109940 
T5873 


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Name and Address, ©. = No. 
Cc 
John Thomas Cannon, West Tam- {108950 
worth 
Hugh Colley, Jamberoo 109877 


Henry James Smith, Red Rock, near| T5912 
Copmanhurst (Transferred from 
The Australian Joint Stock Bank.) 


Charles Henry Whitehead, Beri, 33018 

Boomi . { 109999 
D 

Daniel Burgess, Lower Belford 109462 

Executors of Estate late Donald 109775 


Cameron (Angus A. and John 
Cameron), Fassifern, Wollomombi 
Cornelius James Dempsey, Emu Flat,|109691 
Krawaree 
John Thomas Freeman, Hernani 
(Transferred from Donald Freeman. ) 


T5877 


Kate Grace and Donald McInnes, To9l1 
Sherwood, Whitton (Transferred 
from Executor of late Donald 
McInnes.) 

David Oliver, Round Swamp, 109474 
Capertee (Cattle brand trans- T5856 
ferred from James Oliver.) 

Mathew and Bridget Roach, Rock- |109435 
vale, Uralla 

Patrick Henry Hayes, Branxton T5864 


(Transferred from Daniel Skinner.) 


No. 151, 28 Seprzeupser, 1910,—3, 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 


[28 Szpr., 1910, 


Brand. idee! 8 Name and Address. No. Brand. i E | Name and Address. No. 
a 
| B IG a : 
D } Racnanna HC William Walter Harris, Junee Reefs |109508 
: : ‘ a 
© LTC: cated Eeracoaremchanee H's afi | ce Wes hey eee HC James Henry Hollow, Canadian _|109548 
MLE SS Pees pal ai HC|Edward Daniel Stott, Gulgong 94445 ey Lead 
tee tN ee HO|Edward Andrew Goodwin, West "|109367] J GAs BiG oer dees Mgpyay Garah, ee 
N End, Orange T ee", eee ‘ 
Hite Silos laas .++2(ELC |Joseph Kroll, junior, Nimbin T5888 
Soe QQ. H Pa Comtaiyi ok Fathi late Edward 109615} © (Transferred from Joseph Kroll, 
E he ayaetane HC|Eliza Jane Davis, Palmer’s Island 109994 l HC ct 1 Prise Wel berinen 75900 
a HO Re rg oe be Rene ‘© Perndale.1109375 et (Transferred 'from ‘Robert J. D. 
bebe Palace Natidce cae OR TAS eRe eae Price and Herbert B. L. Price.) 
J 
a 3h baniocars HC|John B. Paton, Capertee peace 
Sat = ee eee HC|Frederick Augustus Burns, Dangar {| 70184 we sige cae HC |John Patrick Alford, Gleniffer 109703 
f Village, Narrabri 109505 etd HC Eliza Eve Rudd, ‘‘ Leumeah,” 109820 
72 Seabee HC|Walter Frederick Ellem, Mooball, T5883 He ii es Campbelltown 4 r 4 
De Burringbar (Tranferced from 5 : 
Frederick Ble, penion:) Ay, ure Tie Tr Pie Waka chads wee er 
Ff Sebel 3a. HC/Frederick Thomas Frost, Edward- — |109951 qari ana bik Walgett f 4 8 , 
ig] esses: pe HOC John Wales, Grenfell 109856 
Hh UD C |Janet Wilson, Bibbenluke los4ig} «Ss WAS , 
G Fo An! if shouted 
G I iI ed. aie H Edward William Gill, Tibooburra 109761 Kt t «sf v0 + eiieins « H C A eT ge Mayne, Rock Lodge, 109788 
ens eit sae SE ere Lhe aoe ra PN BeBe iia hs. HClJ. H. Thornton & Co., Brae Springs, 75878 
repay tees HC|James Thomas Scott, Palmer’s T5919 nie Ee od aka ea 
ca) Oakey (Transferred from George vidi a 
Steel.) 
CE Ge evas cae C |George Thomas Collins, Mulgoa 109800 Tr 
ue REA HC {George Herbert Williamson, Condor,|109389 
W Norromine ‘teal hanee HC [Leslie George Cruickshank, 109918 
CK Bulgarrie, Wee Waa : 
TT TNC cd egee. C {Lizzie McKenna, Crooked Creek, 110064 
Tenterfield 
HA : : ages FW ili I Pe HC \Thomas James Love, Tilbuster, . 109934 
b> ppc EC/Mrs. Norah Agnew, Numerella 109802 OV Armidale 
NTs Setbeaatdetels HC|Harold Dudley Hay, Downside, via |109433 3 ii eiliadl HC pacar enig ng icant Ac Ree AM 75906 
Wagga eae 
“ Z 4 z Hair.) 
HBS eieionks H /Holt Bros., Black Mountain 109967 Z ; . 3 
HC T..|...../HCWames Cartwright, East Greta fioagsd| SRM |... HO|Thomas Powsie, Cudgeliion (Trane: mb802 
eva a i SEC faeabna tt tr bane, al eye LOQOsO aro Leet 'HC|Herbert Arthur, Willis, Jindabyne (| 175917 
By Ve HC Henry Isaac Masters, “Woodside |109534 (Cattle brand transterred from ( |110057 
iM Dairy,” Longueville-road Henry Willis.) ; 
Sea tier? Tospasvits 8 ‘ LS } Nannies HC |Leonard Cariston Seton, Wellingrove| 15863 
lat i Ree Roan eh HC|James William Heathfield, Baker’s |109545 F [Transferred trom} ae Senate oie 
Creek, Donald, via Armidale Estate, Ltd.) 
BT ke svclonntet en: C |Henry Lee, ‘‘ The Hatch,” Telegraph|109562 Peg A i Hi C/|Alexis Harden, Leeholme, Woodville|109626 
Point, via Kempsey I ; 
nae Mie tee HC|Robert Henry Newby, Red Range 109382 MM 
SAS Ee HC/William John Stevenson, Ilford T5876 Mr : : 
Sg (Cattle brand transferred from { 10964 0 + Peet ea HC /|Michael Amos Cook, Rawsonville 109388 
Henry Stevenson.) 1 a lee HCiGeorge Bentic Martin, Coorabell) 75923 
HUA al. HOC|Neil H. E. C. West, Gabramatta, 10957 BY Creek (Transferred from Martin 
Adaminaby | Bros.) : 
Gs a Desig ete oh Ee HC |Thomas S. and Patrick J. Landrigan,| 15861 
rT Palmer’s Island (Transferred from 
, John Thomas Landrigan.) 
Tet escleeceeye :.|HC|The Jurd Estate (Edwin Jurd, 1097944 MM)...|......... HC|Josephine McGuren, South Grafton} 75893 
Manager), Watercourse, Moree (Transferred from. Francis: Edwin 
id (Dsaslesvectess C |Roger Dinnen, Gingerra, via Captain’s|110036 McGuren.) 
Flat MO 
NG fn ee Ey iseh HC|John Maloney, Koorawatha 110005 n h, Bina at HC |Mary soaer ve avecoles pei 
etl sol inace te te HC|William Joseph Ryan, The Grange, |10929 
Uralla O 
By tow ae Bre ree HC set a x; ee Jack White’s|109457 
at, Peel P.O. 
G ral: ah Yi C |Jane Ann Harrison, Police Station, {110073 
ze Ashford 
slide 2 pei HO|Jack Bryant, Little Ash, Ashford [109748 P 
ABLE Pa Picea pasar erat HC|Joseph Cantrill, Monomie Farm, T5899 Jo) | ee H Paddy Petro, Gilgoin, Marra Creek,|109660 
Bogan Gate (Horse Brand trans- | |109805 ie) Brewarrina ce 
ferred from Sarah Ann Cantril.) P ./HO|J. H. Paterson, Long Flat, Hastings|109954 
GL alsin Gone HC wr Edgerton, Applewood, 109894 ol River ' 
: alli P ; 
J wn nee H |Philomena May and Lawrence T5870 + pees veel HC|Thomas Connolly, Cumnock A0gS19 
A McNamara, Walgett (Transferred nt cates | H |Edwin James Pratt, jun.; Narrabri} 15914 
from James Edwin Mansell.) (Transferred from Edwin J. Pratt, 
peneeinis HC|William John Gerhard, Kildary, 10943 senior.) 


Ariah Park 


soe] we ceteee 


HC 


Pearce and Williams, Parkes ) 109654 


28 Sepr., 1910.] 


Name and Address, No. : Brand. 
a WN 
QL Nis ifssvveeas HC VJames Quinn, Narrabri 109816 i 
WSQ 
R ws 
Sal asks HC Richard Bryant, Bowenfells 110068 wr 
(BQ...|.........J OC Janet Cassilles, Bricklin, via Maffra, |109454 ah 4 
Cooma . gd... 
=a BS seek HC Ryan Bros., Glen Ryan, Goolagong |109634 wy. 
2 oles i A hae Rp C |Rebecca Jane Everson, [luka 109631 
PDE il tenis cess HC Richard Henry Roberts, Uralla 109968 
Temporary Common, Uralla 
aay enor Peers HC Rose Wood, Euroka, Macleay River |109942 
i= i Bera HC} Robert William Hillard, Clybucca,|109889 
WH Macleay River XXX.. 
S 
CAA DESEAN Ss s.cstieny HS. T. Starr and Robert Bembrick, 10969 
Wirega, Grenfell 
TE Olecshsis ics: H |Sydney Edgar Osmond, Booligal 109472) 
Sie odoeicdate HC/Executors of late P. TAO Donnell, 109728 ye 
Mingay, Coolac 
. 'H@|Thomas Henry Efford, Nymagee 109449 
Loe VAS a eens HC|Sarah Jane Zobel, Mount Victoria Hehe 
SIR, Lilpes cates HC Sydney R. Smith, Kelly-street, 109659 
io) Scone A 
STE va icatence HC Stephen T, Pearce, Liverpool 109831 2 
AB 
T Q 
es aG 
LS a ae H /|William George Anderson, Brookside, |10940 3 
Armidale AM 
Ae lalens.. C |William George Anderson, Brookside,|109408 5 
Armidale 
FY Ada sce cescapees HC/Thomas Albert Holahan, Rosehill, 109399 
Millwood 
Oe a C Thomas Brummell, junior, ‘ Rio/109923 
aR Park,” Merrywinebone qc 
T oF teed heas H |Thomas Charles Waites, Myallaj109466 9 } 
W Creek, Wilcannia-road, Broken Hill 
PG Piles. H |Thomas G. F. Pengelly, Wonderdale, /11008 
° Tinda Tank, Condobolin 
di 4 Aedes HC|Hlizabeth Kitcher, Lymington, Glen}109847 
KR Morrison, Walcha S 
Pa Set x Susiaeeo HC/Agnes Thomson, Mount Stewart,|109134 ca 
Tibooburra CQO6G... 
FIN alo sates HC /Thomas Coggan, Inglewood, Coolac |110047 
Sa Bice H |Samuel and John Thomas Toms, 109844 38 
St Fernmount, Bulladelah CH 
=a ee HC|Thomas Joseph Tobin, Limekilns}110004 co 
FA Post Office 5 
wv 
PUSSEV EN ail ciateneists HC|Valentine Carlyle McMullen, { 107789 aoe 
Walgett 109512 D 
Weel vitesesc HC John Valentine Rapp, Casino T5902 ws 
R (Transferred from Valentine Rapp.) DO 
i) 
WAS Lise cos: HC|William Aubrey Ferris, Edith Villa, |109695 
ci Dumaresq ‘Qs 
WE scone: HQ|Bllen Kasson, Pretty Gully, Drake {109841 ar 4a: 
z ysakn ed HOC|William Folpp, Diamond Point, 109392) S 
FR Baerami 
=} isseoqhes HC Bridget Greenaway, Oxley Island 1099844 HO 
WK yy Beeps HC|William Keyram Hennessey, 109589 5 } 
Goulburn River, Giant’s Creek]. . 
Post Office 
gh FRCS Willi ¢) 89275 
bal HC|William Moore, Bibbenluke 1 {109376 
nN? tt BR er Ae HOC|Wilfred Macquarie Callaghan, 108862 JB 
C2 Tarban, Wallangarra S 
BENUD :--|--.---+: E Waulee Scott, 51, George-street, 10969& By 
_ syaney 
wp volves ELC |Coggan Bros., Belmont, Jugiong 109909 sift 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 


HC 
HC 
HC 
HC 
HC 


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HC 


HC 


HC 
HO 


..-{H-C\John Walker, Bylong,. Rylstone 


Name and Address, 


William Wand, Rawdon Vale 


109520 
William R. English, Ganarah, 109958 
..Alectown 
William Squires, Church-st., Hay , |110046 
William Clarence Sherrington, Forbes|109635 
William Thomas Ford, Branga 109414 
‘Plains 
John James Vance, Burrawang. * |109780 
Laurence Purcell, iliea hat We 75921 
_ (Transferred from Executors of 
late Jas. Ewan.) 
po 
The Burindi Pastoral Company,| 15905 
Burindi Station, near Barraba 
. (Transferred. from, the. Burindi| - 
Pastoral Company, Limited.) ~ |,” 
Si 
Hugh Yeats, Sunnyside, Armidale ‘ |109409 
Letters and Numerals. 
A 
Frederick Henkel, Goobragandra,} T5913 
‘Tumut (Transferred from Arthur 
Pether.) 
Elizabeth Ann Hampson, Smithtown 75886 
- (Transferred from Ann Bolster. ) 
Annie Gardner, Ulmarra ~ 1109442 
Frederick Henkel, Goobragandra,| 75913 
Tumut (Transferred from Arthur). 
Pether.) er, 
As 
Bernard Ambrose Callaghan, 109764 
Gundagai 
Cc 
Kate Welsh, Taree (Transferred! T5887 
from Catherine Purcell.) 
John Collingwood Grieve, 109440 
Glenhurst j 
Ebenezer Hayden, Boonianulla, 1109731 
Quambone 
Charles Augustus Otton, Murray’s {109374 
Flat, Bega 
+ 
George Henry Dunn, Post Office, 109664 


Tamworth 
Daisy Ethel May Kelly, The Cy) 109643 
Narrabri 


Frederick Alexander Dempsey, {109596 
“** Cooma,” Narrabri West 
G 
Francis H. Guy, Fairlight-street, ' {109485 


Manly 
Thomas Harvey Gowans, Carrathool |109394 
3 | 
Frederick William Cox, Rainbow 
Reach, Jerseyville, Macleay River 


& 


109766 


J 


Exécutors Kstate late J ames Brennan, 109756 


Eurobin, Gocup 
William George. Links, Stoke, 109537 
Carcoar 


|L09243 


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Name and Address. 


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VHC 


Conjoined Letters. 
A 
JHC|Andrew E. and John H. Kerr, 109765} 
{ Wellwood, Orange 
| CG |Angus McG. Beattie, Davis Town 109450} 
D 
.|\HC|Dominick Durkin, Fair View, 109916} 
Coolootai 
G 
.| CG [Thomas Arthur Gibson, Coopernook |109597} 
J 
.| Ht |\James MacDonald, Connulpie Downs, |109540} 
Tibooburra 
JHQ|\John Toohey, Boomanoomana, 109932) 
Barooga 
L 
HC|Aubrey Edward Hall, Scone 1093464 
ney 
...HC|Owen Esmond Friend, Gulargambone} 15908 
(Transferred from George Frederick 
Gregg.) 


K 
.\HC|Carl Heinrich Klemke, Walla Walla 109554; 


NM 

.\HC/\Ernest McLean, Binna Burra 109969; 
N 

Neustadt Bros., Lockhart 


JHC 1097241 


Ve 


Mary Magee, Bodangora (Transferred T5890} 
from Patrick John Magee.) 


JHC 


R 


1H C|Robert George Newlands, ‘* The 


109709 
Pines,” Yetman 


Ss 


T5891} 
mundra and ‘ Hillview,” Stockin- 
bingal (Transferred from Samuel 
Shrattier. ) 

James AndrewSullings, Fitzroy-street, 
Quirindi (Transferred from John 
Sullings.) 


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Alice Molnuess) (Cobar 109690} 


HC} William Cain, Narrabri 109949 
William Frederick Obrick, Niangala/109786 


2.4 


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Tomki, Casino 


109882) 


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3 | Name and Address. Noa, 
nm 
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HC Joseph P. Thomas, Rivertree South, |109645 
via Wilson’s Downfall 
HC |\Matthew Ingle Browne, Crowther T5881 
Station, Young (Transferred from 
Wallace John Carson, Exor, of late 
William Edward Sparke. ) 
WwW 
HC\James Doyle, Belford Station, near| 15867 
Cobar (Transferred from Francis D, 
and Agnes M, Herbert.) 
Conjoined Letters and Letters. 
A. 
C |Andrew Fenton Tulk, Wyrallah 109770 
HC |Herbert Alfred Martin, Mullumbimby|109679 
D 
HC/|David Edward Weakley, Carroll 109530 
ih 
HCj|Francis John Holz, Redbournberry, |109632 
Singleton 
EE 
C |Harold Frederick Bradley, Taylor’s {109558 
Arm, Nambucca River 
J 
C |Johns Bros., The Tuggah, Gilgandra |110018 
C |Frank Armytage, Bongalong (Trans- | T5896 
ferred from F, P. Brett and E. H. 
Lascelles. ) 
HC|John William Barber, Mount Hebron,|109995 
Milton 
HC|John Hope Cruickshank, Niangala {109677 
HC|Walter Roy Jarvis, Rosebrook, West/110042 
Maitland 
a 
C |Louis Henry Peckett, Dixie’s Meadow, |109525 
Mummel 
T 
C |Oscar John Thompson, Higher 109818 
McDonald, via St. Albans 
HC\|Charles A. G. Lillingston and John |109397 
T. Tindal, Coal Gap, Coaldale 
Conjoined Letters and 
Numerals. 
J 
C |Lavina J. E. Frederick, Burrelldeene,|109370 
Armidale 
HC/Huntley James Forrester, Kast 109887 
Moree, Moree | 
R 
HC|Richard ~Dannaford, Harden 109491 


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a ae Ee on Bp ye Lf veonwees HCH De Vi 109906 
Conjoined Letters and Signs. at | | Tee aa 
"a feb espaiarge HC|Hain and Ekin, Carwell, Quambone {109792 
dee er ec HC Henry Farrington, Barney-street, {109661 
Barney Allen, Dartmouth, 109617 Fi Armidale 
Muswellbrook ved Fe [steeeees C |Joseph Horne, Brookvale, Manly 109248 
Allen Arnold, Booral agen Goon HC/Henry Korn, Baker’s Creek, Taylor’s|109357 
ao + es 
Annie Emily Ellenden, Hillgrove LO&58S} are PUBS HC a a! Panta voute pala Briar ~ {109306 
Arthur Henry Barnett, Gladstone, 109390 @_9 t _ Post Office , 
Macleay River PD ee HC|Henry Mayberry, Monmouth, 109826 
Albert John Holledge, Hawarden, | 109830) bei Braidwood 
via Manilla ae HC Henry Joseph Newing, Post Office, {109564 
Albert Petrie, Killenbutter, Gumble-|109413 TY Dorrigo | 
road, via Molong ota wet facies! C |Henry Ryan, Oaklands, Capertee 109391 
John Pearson, Walgett ya Zh eect HC/Henry Woodruff, “ Birtleglen,” 109684 
Alfred Warr, 50, Farr-street, . |Logsis} Brushgrove 
Marrickville + 
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B | A Rene: H \J tee Jeffrey Adams, Willamurra, _|109043 
yngan 
109425} 
Pui Piotbers, Eee e repie " $ Ls HO HC/Arthur James Barbe, Budgerabong, |109769 
Frederick Thomas Barrett, Rich- 109565} | via Forbes 
mond Hill, Canoblas, via Orange & ‘i HC tY 
’ Se pesos vB ah ait, pee Pai onus John Andrew Boyter, U Col 110053 
‘Herbert Barker, Rose-st., Grenfell |109592 a y Bper, 6010 
| oS} “tt aaa HCjElisha John Douglas, Coonabarabran,109060 
| C law) 
Charles Martin Bielefeld, Duri 10057 Weel ari es HC oe Faulks, Vermont Hill, via |109846 
{ Pr ondobolin 
D Ca} thai HC J a See Fischer, Chatsworth |108351 
| sland, Clarence River 
| and’s Cr 109173} | 
Te Saver bait Blaxland’s Creek, {109 % poe Bee | ic ess ot Geek, via 109760 
Hugh McClymont, Dun Keld, care of 109476) allina, Richmond River L 
The Jungle, Warialda SF Pecaephe st C |John William Hamer, Gulf Creek 109859 
Allan Gordon Ferguson, Merurian, 110007} si} Be Pae HC Joseph Hurd, Deniliquin 109867 
Gulargambone H 
GE Meat eres HC|John Henry Leversha, Marsden 109720 
Hi Se ‘ 
K } AAA ah C |James King, Coonamble (Transferred) 15868 
William Thomas Edwards, Wyong | T5882] NIL from Agnes Maud King.) 
(Transferred from Eldred T. st oP bee <M HC|John Quilty, Rosewood, Kuglo, Con- |109483 
Edwards. ) dobolin 
Ernest Henry Sinderberry, 109888; x} Bayes HC|Joseph Ignatius Links, Gunnedah 109776 
Camberwell 
Elias Frederick Joseph, Bega 109610} @} thee Heck ee Matthews, Tarrwong, _|109426 
Emily Ethel MacLaurin, “‘ Eastdene,” 109633, a , 
Bundanoon ! eM WEE We HC |James Manning, Prospect 109785 
E. J. and R. L. Cameron, ‘‘ Pidgee,”|109992) 
Millie a wee H John Lionel Proctor, Currabubula _ |110024 
Emma Wilson, Frome-street, Moree |110044) UNV eigenen eloyetus Heyan; Avondale, 109843 
’ KR. Bull Plain, via Corowa 
7 mT ipeoecat HC ames Crane Tanner, Finningham [109514 
JT all, Quaker’s Hill 
Frederick Henry Spohr, Denman 109663; 
LG 
Francis George Hayes, Robertson 10969 
2 Pee neces HOC |flizabeth Brown, Yarrandale, Myall 109386 
Francis Johnston, Dunedoo 108533! Wy + i Creek, via Whiporie ory! 
Frederick Henry Joyce, Post Office, |109486; PENI [ereeeeees Louis Debreceny, Comboyne, via 109955 
Wasl Taniwortl ; .D Kendal, Camden Haven 
Flora Isabella McKenzie, Kylebride, 109636, HH Roath: HC eyo Hall, Branchcombe, |109444 
ry Wi ri llarenebri . 
Morey mney Jia, Gapecenent! oy BN an Rea HC Charles Humphrey, Truro Home- 109896 
George M. M. Finlay, Thornthwaite,'109603} stead Lease, Pooncara 
Scone Es Raat HC \Charles Nathan Kent, Delungra 109744 
Lamb and Phillips, Eualdrie 109369 
CG ral =) Wi! Sead HC : I ps, ’ A 
aw) Grenfell 
George Hargrave, Post Office, West |109527 a } Bs eervan HC|A. J. P. Knight, Brockley, Grogan 109625 


Tamworth 


1095041 


Joseph Arthur George, Post Office, 
Warren 
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Hector Alfred Batty, Scone 109576 
Henry Harold Commins, Victoria 109402 


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M.S. Armstrong, Buckwaroon, via '109443 
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Michael David Gorman, Rosedale, {109528 
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Mary Jane Eveleigh, Glenthorn, 109670 


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William E, Myring, Springthorpe 


Martin Young, Piper-street, 
Tamworth 


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P. J. Matthews, care cf Colimo 
Station, Deniliquin 


Joseph Lavers Penfold, Barrington 


Patrick Lowe, Grenfell 

Robert Pollard and Harold Lever, 
The Bluff. Glenreagh, Orara River 

Peter Joseph Rafferty, Garrawildi, 
Bullerah 

Thonas Pilkington, Block 32, Days- 

dale 


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Robert. Eason, Millthorpe 

George Robert Hoddle, Temi, 
Willow Tree 

Robert Reid, Murrumbong Station, 
Mossgiel ° 


A 
homas Bird, care of Goonal 
Station, Moree 


Edward Thomas Hoschke, Upper 
Orara 

John Thomas Luxford, Llandilo, via 
St. Marys 


Thomas Witt, Bunnan 


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Joseph Harold Bailing, Gidley 


WwW 


William Bruton, Loombah, 
Cummock 

William Frith, Gladstone, Macleay 
River 


iW. H. Cummings, Wombine, Cowra 


Exrs. Estate late Wm. Leetham, 
Woodlawn Estate, via Deniliquin 


William F. A. Mills, Coonabarabran 


W. 8. Tuckey, Crow’s Nest 


Signs. 


|William J. D. Rochaix, Syme’s Hill, 
Bexhill road, Lismore 


M. O’Loughlin, Oma Farm, Grenfell 
road, Forbes 

John William Fisher, Merrimba, 
Warren (Transferred from Fisher 
Bros.) 

The Bank of New South Wales, 
Merrimba, Warren (Transferred 
from John William Fisher) 


McLaurin and Swift, Billinudgel 


Frederick Charles Morse, Coocalla, 
Moree 
Bruce Sandilands) © 

Edward Montgomery Perrot 
theatre, Cobar 
Ann Dawson) 


t, Amphi 
(Transferred from 


Annie Meers, Melrose, Trangie 


‘Frank Armytage, T.P.O, No. 2, 
South Bongalong. 


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nm : a 
Hae Dana HC William Dierke, Cobar (Transferred) T5894 
from Mary Jane Dierke) 
A ee HC Frank Townsend Glennie, Moree 110013 
Se Ae HC Charles Frederick Stone, Pine 109477 
Grove, Fifield 
isd ey HC William Walter Sargeant, Winder- {109702 
mere Pinkett, via Glen Innes . 
SAG sy HC|John Thomas McEnearney, Buchanan|109439 
i aeaitnah HC Frances Henry Yen, Speedwell, 109836 
Adaminaby 
Wer so aa HC\John Charles Dingan, Bedooba, Gil- | T5859 
gunnia (Transferred from EH. and 
W. Naughton.) 
odd ..8 HC |James Bruce Sandilands, Roumalla, |109796 
Uralla : 
Ulpcuemeen H()Francis Edwin Metiuren, South 109750 
Grafton F 
Spear HC |Charles Edward Brown, Gladstone, |109990 
Macleay River | 
valaameavcee HC|Norman Napier Dangar, Palmerston, |109781 
Armidale 
neuer HC/|Albany Murchison Fetherstonhaugh,|110075 
Wongy, Gulargambone 
sega HC |Leonard Conway, Clonard, Warialda |109808 
Jsiciseh HC |George Croker, Fernville, Golspie 109418 
at HC |William Harris, Westwood, — 108037 
Coolootai 109577 
Letters and Signs with and 
' without Numerals. 
A. 
Mier vse HOC|Anthony Beer, junr., Wood Vale, —|109735 
Tambar Springs 
UR RAN HC /Alexander Morrison, junr., Omadale |109885 
Brook, Moonan Flat 
Pe veale’ HC|Arthur King Wild, Denman, Hunter |109366 
River ; 
cletaear H \Peter Hallam, Reedy Flat, near 109490 
“| Dalton 
ees H |A. H. Millthorpe, Brewarrina 109531 
Renate HC /Robert Alfred Fredericks, Eltham, |109497 


Richmond River 


FI C{Alexander John Hooker, Post Office, |109616 
Uralla 

HOC|William Christopher Ashburn, 109566 
Stokers Siding, Tweed District 

HC |Albert Ernest Maher, Meerschaum * ‘abhese 
Vale, Richmond River 

ECjArthur Ernest Alcorn, New Warrah, |109727 
Willow Tree 

H |William John Atkinson, Central 109926 

Station, Cobar 

HC August Erland Mattsson, Walla- 109364 
badah 

H |Albert Axam, Forbes road, via 109983 

Grenfell 

HO|Alexander Baldock, Wallabadah 109905 

HC |George A. A. Black, Brookside, 109892 

Rylstone a 

HOC|John Alfred Bridge, Mount View 110010 

HC Augustus Collins, Stannifer, via 109687 
Tingha . 

HC|Jane Crowe, Gundaroo 109598 

HC|Archibald J. Campbell, Pigman 109619 
Creek, Casino ade 

HC |Eliza Sophia and Cecil Gordon T5918 
McPherson, Scone (Transferred 
from Albert Ernest Philp) -- 

HC|Arthur Albert Gaggin, Tinonee, 110026 
Manning River 

H|Alfred Bede Green, Post Office, 109758 
Unkya Creek Uy S 

HC|Albert Charles Ham, Swansea, Lake/109739 
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a mene CiA nest s Cre on, Gl ? 10 a 
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mera i lop K : Fai , Eumun 1092 pet SY Aaa 
AJw Cc ar ell rvie geri 215) rd C dress, 
on Ro rab Ys Cc Ww = 1é F oo S d 
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—< rol: chib ng. O Liv Milb I BB he ephe ma yant Ne 
an HC “Tomo Matthe ermore, C mae aa ~, CS HOW Greek, Tap , Glen M 
ne ng ew , Cout of Beh a oh ee B 0 
eg eae HCIAl us Manso veon, ‘Oak its 110 9} i : HC [Ber oe ines re, {10 
=e Alfre D l 05 P B8 A a in ; 0 Pp. al 9 
in a = HC pp Martir ’ The ‘Ale ands,” + 563 nay) a HC "brick, Ne era O. umbuhl, : 7174 
Bs a ne e | Sa 
Ne. i Tin Ksau a yee s, Trangi ii a (HC rtholomew ( D Cutb 09428 
re wfewieowes oe paeee McNeil Park, D ngie |10 pean S) a patent BN DDormge B i 
me ! JHC \Al Goagook H. , Cop é orri 9857) ru  |HC)B Sy, A roll, * A gts 09579 
Be H fred Gord ie soar | Bss/ arham ee Avoe 109 
ay C sil, via on, **G eek, 9561) pe sheeers H Gara eyes y dl Hes 
Aw [osteo Cunt Rew aannicae nomer sa ty el q > pasha vil Gon arran 110062 
oe ojA eas “ised y,” |110048 y Sea abas ort E 
wr: Pay on ane E ge Damar emar,” 10048 ale: * Bateson Bit C.S eh Hapkel. 110009 
; need ayn . 
mer. lbert Osbor esq Isla 1098 t Bi IHQIA Peat Sa mith, oke), C. {10 
ot) os C Cade ae oe 5] BX rehur unders Bowen ee 
Rey es Arbhur eee utter a ‘ai a ae CQ Barm, Grong , Sparkes’ Downs 
AG HA ord » Stab! | Atel B TOD Mo s’ Cr Poe : 
ak | dea on Rit eee Paarel Ae Bridget pial Ba eek, 46 
Bay: | eee nega i ii 70 pA ne Sanna he Oak’ wee 
H et 0) k i) 
2 b ic R BaP} rd Stri eder 8962} CO aPN Brooke, $ rransk ‘a 
a eS obert rible al i a e, Sc erred M59 
awe? HC Art 7» 80 rao & oe a 
Na eRrey 4 Alfred § hiy' Stud uth 9620! senenn HclA nee 
By NS kin a, B 109 Far ust 108 
aw Arth Windl lina ri | Brat Bui nce C ort 
ro ia a ee Ss 0 ey;: M 11000 e_9 1 vee C C NaH g Fl oO. BEBE L 
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| 1omas bah ort E. W pBich: 100049 acs | H Ch Berea Bea a tom sr 
| ee ae A ee macdihits arl ell M 
ie Reet sley 9480) wy . (HCW Ne) Waite Anna i 
© | } ; ee Rant ; 10 (g ty beh er ee ee W reat eeu M 1100: 
wos bt aa care 9732 ro Apa ive Cla Ta ey » Mar Eaton 40 
B “HC G PB of 1 nl aC tree C Edw eae anvorth a] 1 
ssa i ts ‘George Bo 09586 ye HC\Joh ard Casp oxton Pa nae sate 
aw) tals Cc nnet a seated y= n ers rk, |1093 
| t ro Cr 1°) ; 8 
3} ie | aes eel ir ae pete Aco, ; Ailedbish via Wyal 109 
Sb be: HCD hae B mil Sy, He "deny, Nort ag Hing ne 
gq avit urt alee rie ) r ga 
es By dia C d Avi on, Qa 1039 C B L : HC EF Blain; A te ae 109977 
Fs | sel TL, offs is B kwo 14 aes riedri Ri M olam B 
ciWi ations od, cc ELC. oud himond on erry 10973 
Bs Bi | illia aed n, Dai 1097 eo} Cha tels ilh nd Ri Stee 33 
BB Soa Cul m L airyvi 753 tees ae mt elm C iver ve Ki 1099 
at ie one) Ene ee ay sei yville, 25} ... {HO ee eon ing’s |10 22 
oo H ied son, 10 : ssesees ril etal mee = 96 
fQ “Wieser C\Al reek Charl Glen 9959 ray 1c Castle eighran’ ne 
px a H ate es Wiggi ivan OY Silent acai den, Gi aan 10915 
i } ‘hs on Jam ariald McC} egins, ¥ be tO on | € |e s Wak idley are ‘Sail 
2 ae es B a lyn » Maj 030; ro) wetees har efi 109 
FQ } : HC Manse uckle Bont, D ore : J M4 AC les H el C ae 
ae a Be ey, Du alkeith ae } ee Conra FF, Fal alarie 1 
td haa i C co B nbible, T 2 1 + (W . (AO d John coner, A , Forbes Lie 
ede HC le Ol ig Rueden 2 weed 092745 cae Pon C son, eal 4 llynb 1082 
8 wate te aH Fee Sat mt paaeodd ee 
is Nini Cr am O AS) ulton Rive Gu 0041} Cw ol } lizab ; junio lin 1099 
cab HC bist Taree Bro bes Oakl n- {1092 CMs) HC Seed Ma r, Glend { sl 
a EH oe Cr ands,” |1 Mm oer es Chirito ighenond Bi ae 100600 
B C\John B pene % Crystal 09680} nw apa Farn pher De eae 10 
. h b d 80 : W ni? S 1 6 
a br nB an ah H ewe is ‘Niam, cee ver Isto 801 
9 hapa H Gos urns ) Vand oppin 109 : fa aoe H iam C La cas M n : : 
aD of C| Walt sachet ale of ulla, vi id 673 m< ed O|Charl allan cea ‘ 1 1096 
La oat EL er E f Tike Keni » via ah es J ELD 2 cHlas 90 62 
x } C|Joseph rnest B verell nrick B 10976 ped Christ Ay gha nik site 959 
pessoas H pepaon : ridle, Ad ros., {10 i oe veseng eee] EL oat a R ilp, Tw 9893 
C |Geor, se , Gunduri elong 9747 ae teens CG |\Carl J P Tl. al a 6 eed Hea 102971 
ge Willi imba 1 fe) HC .C. Ibur alla R ds 1 
illiam B poe pose) 9) re"T i Pec Jessie M Rosenth ook, eae 
ourne, Ww t 110038 e3t aa C Pasig. ey Ri al, Cud 109581 
allab. ‘ eS . /AC Wr Willi Ret Re gen 
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927 Gat cs HC ae is erratt, H TrOW ‘3 939 
waste A 4 u 9 
mat soleil. cae 1 
ar HC Dole Th a Stam ichm 09869 
Poker Gate mas 0 m, Bu ord {10 
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Daniel Mollet, Glencoe, Killara 
North Sydney 

Jas. Dempster, Tindara, via Broken 
Hill 

Archibald Campbell, ‘‘ Kilevy,” 
Hexham (Transferred from Donald 
McQueen. ) 

D. E. Murray, Long Flat, Hastings 
River 

David Boyd, Dog Trap Ford, via 
Yass 

David Brown, Bundarra 


Donald McColl, Dinton Vale, via 
Inverell 


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Daniel Edgeworth, Binalong 


Albert Dudley Johnson, Kinchela 
Creek, Macleay River 


Donald Watson McDonald, Coney (109813) 


Creek, Mount Vincent 
Daniel McClifty, Bolivia 


David Sims, Post Office, Whinstone 
Valley 


David H. Sproule, Byron Bay 


Jane Harvey Dixon, Alectown 


David William Dickson, Bracken- 
street, Hillgrove 


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Hayward and Glover, Curyo, Trundle 


Edgar McFetridge, Mt. Edgar, West 
Paradise, via Klsmore 


Ethel Mary Sabine, ‘‘ Allowah,” 
Mole River, Tenterfield 


Ellis Gabriel Skinner, Moonee Creek; 
Woolgoolga 

Ernest Wilfred Craig, Wilbertree, 
Dubbo 

Nattoo, Hindoo Hawker, c/o Jno. 
Boyd, Bathurst 

Mary Edwards, c/o D. Fletcher, 
Inverell 

Edw. Bishop, junior, Llangollen, 
Walgett 


Ernest Blanch, Anna Bay 


Edgar Braithwaite, Rosedale, Stroud 


Edward Beasley, Estellville, West 
Wallsend 

Mary Ann Crowley Cassidy, Bantry, 
Adjungbilly, Tumut 


Ellen Curran, Cooyal, Mudgee 


Edward William Clark, Rous Mill, 
Richmond River 

Edward John Childs, Tower-street, 
East Hills 

Catherine Dunn, Racecourse Creek, 
Kiandra (Horse brand trans- 
ferred from Elvidge Dunn.) 


Henry Ernest Garrett, Dorrigo 


Elizabeth Gray, Little Vale, 
Woodhouselee 

E. Thomas McGuirk, Dewhurst-st., 
Quirindi 

Elizabeth Hanrahan, ‘‘ Brown’s Flat,” 
Jaunter, near Oberon 

Edward Hankins, Marrangaroo 
House, Marrangaroo 


HC 
HC 
HO 
HC 


Frank Hanson, Bonshaw (Trans- 
ferred from Edward Wm. Hanson.) 

Henry James Hudson, Torpy’s 
Gully, Shuttleton 

Edward Johnson, Silent Dale, 
Bogan Gate 

Elizabeth Jane O’Neile, Summer 
Hill, Bingara 


109304 
109827 
109513 


116020 


109829 
109905 
109595 
109516 

90749 
108871 
109371 


T5884 
109705 


109799 
109912 
109754 
109484 
109908 

T5869 
1110067 
109778 
109986 


No. | 


Brand. 


Slee eteeene 


|Former 
Brand. 


[28 


| Name and Address. 


Blacktown 
Edward Lambley, Seaham 


Edward Larsen, Girilambone, 
Minetown 

Edgar Septimus Miller, Ferguson- 
street, Glen Innes 


Etty Morgan, ‘‘ Leeville,” Casino 


Ellen Parker, Stewart’s Brook, 
Scone 


Downfall 
Edmund Macquarie Whalan, Glen 
Innes 


Fr 


Catherine Duncan, ‘‘ Roseview,” 
Garah 

Edward Thomas Finan, Taylor’s 
Arm, Nambucca River 

Frederick Doring, Avondale, 
Bendemeer 

Frank L. Baldwin, Louisadale, 
Tabulam, Clarence River 

Francis Henry Pittman, Martin 
Vale, Gungal 


Francis Augustus Goodwin, Red 
Range 


Ferdinand Bock, The Vineyards, 
via Riverstone 


Florance Patrick Cary, Riverstone 


Frederick Cooper, Fairfield, 
Lowesdale 

Frank Crittenden, St, Clair, 
Singleton 


Fattah Deen, Nimbin 


sec eeneos 


be ereeeee 


see neeeee 


se eeeeeee 


re veereee 


ee res eee 


see eeneee 


oe 


Frederick John Edmed, Bilambil, 
Tweed River 

Frederick Joseph Hawkey, 
Murwillumbah 


Robert G. G. Nelson, Hillston 


Frank Frederick Lawler, Mogil 
Mogil 

Frederick J. Norris, The Slopes, 
via Richmond 

Frank Norris, ‘‘ Boonda,” 
Delungra Post Office 


Maryland, via Thulimbah 


Grass (Transferred from 
Frederick Streckfuss. ) 

Francis Joseph Smith, Murwil- 
lumbah 

Frederick Horatio Ward, Barraba 
Frank Wilson, ‘‘ Fair View,” 
Boggabilla 

John Fahey, Stockyard Creek, via 
Copmanhurst 


wee eeeee 


poe eenees 


ee eeeees 


oe. teense 


Thomas Flannery, Branxton 


G 


George Irwin, Kiandra, via Cooma 


Charles Olden Graham, Binna 
Burra, via Lismore 


from R. W. Graham.) 


Eric Henry Mitchell, Malua, Red 
Range 


H cy ohn Gibson, ‘‘ Apsley,” Hay 


Ernest Jennings, Blacktown Road, 


Alfred Ernest Press, ‘‘ Ivor,” Junee 
Ellen Rutledge, Cullendore, Wilson’s 


Francis Stephen Toms, Upper Myall 


Frederick Henry Blanch, Anna Bay 


James Francis Waterson, Post Office, 


Sepr., 1910. 


No. 


109431 
109559 
109848 
110063 


109807 
109644 


1097980 
109700 
109593 


109057 
109358 
109653 
109822 
109668 


109509 
109467 


109519 


109814 
109711 
110078 
109721 
110037 
109699 
109871 
109499 
110058 
109989 
109365 
109707 


Henry George Streckfuss, Chilcott’s 


(Transferred 


T5889 


109715 


109652 
109810 


109772 


109738 


109726 
T5871 


109728 


108327 


98 Spr, 1910.] + NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 5331 
SeEe ee eee ee —al Tanner Inna ne eee nn! TT : —*s 
ED eg Former 3 Name and Address No Brand Former 3 Name and Address | N 
Brand. 3 ° p : Brand. 2 Ss. ty) 
On ee. as a i aa a 
eer PE HC|William Russell Glasson, Yallundry, |109399 xe deere # |Hawkins and Abberton, Parramatta 109861 
9) Cumnock HA Road, Leichhardt 
1 ” ~ ; | ( 
5 SAS ares HC|Alfred Bambridge, Riverstone 109395) ZING HC|Hngh Boyle, Eden Creek, Casino 109421 
C9 © HB A 
cet er le © IF. J. Groves, Tingha 109507} ee set dete C |Herbert Blanch, Anna Bay 110045 
as} Vatatae’ HC|William Gray, Channon Road, . 109567] ees ree HC/|Harry prey Pea 109604 
Dunoon | Spring Creek, Muswellbrook 
aia peeer ws H Char ee ae ie Ginglemoney, pile eet rated HC|Harry Wolseley Crouch, Lawrence |109¢87 
)G...|..-+++-./H C|Joseph Arthur Gorton, Glen William|109722 1 FOUN ened C |Henry Uaily Collins, Pine Lea, 110072 
a>} Renev has HC|George Godfrey, Horseshoe Creek, |109797} CES ae ee iahaaet i hole 
G2 Kyogle | enceeie orn & Harvey, Tintinallegy, 110055 
args oeaeentes HC\|John J. Gardiner, Bowraville, 109863} a Hh Wilcannia 
GS Nambucca River HH Ra GNGE ca ena meh! al 
alpha oul HC George Albert Moule, Six Mile, 1100524 UTS okay HC lIsabel Caroline Hughes, Cowper 109611 
G4 Dundee aw) “a , i: 
GIL ecsseees HC|septimus Frederick Gamble, 108711 wish HC|Henry Wilson, Tingha 109759 
ad Swamp Oak, Inverell PT eh chiagsed HC |George Haines, Mungindi 109823 
at tevenaeee HC|George William Allen, Barwon- eee Pp 289 ole pe Kt TH odes 
treet, Narrabri 127A] Ie a gE en enry Sydney Johnston, Wuuuman 5 
GA DR ie: Ht 
4p} pesca HC |George Bennett, Wooroowoolgen, 10959 Beis HC |Henry Waiter Judd, Ariah Park 109536 
GB aye Eden Creek, Casino ; 107406 rw | ‘ ; 
oe me Ge George Chaseling, Letts’ Vale, LUN be . oF 
Gd cs kenbacy Hicer 10945 iM } gatactes C |Henry ee Berrima 109925 
Ye Pree HC |George Craig, Bearbung, 109416 FIM “YU heereenee IHC fees Vincent Meeth, Bienvenue, |109719 
nw Gilgandra $ arromine 
Si eo Ss eet HC ce Frederick Chaffer, High-street, |109445 aM} 2etguites 'HC|Herman Myer, Cow Plain, Collie 109383 
uismore 
gh Teen es HOC|George Cameron, Mulga Spring, 109618 A + sehen ye HC|Hurlstone Agricultural Continuation 110027 
CeF Wilcannia Road, Broken Hill HS School, Prospect road, Summer Hill 
UFR A aan HC George Henry Duncombe, Bangalow T5879 lo me eee HC|John Thomas Hayes, Riverview, 108822 
GD (Transferred from G. and M. HS Pallamallawa 
ea Duncombe. ) dy i ek | H |Henry Swanston, Condobolin 109585 
+ eaetesen HC |George James Dowton, Narromine 109853} Lo Lee HC |Trustees, Estate late Henry Steep, {109448 
Gir |s.- W |Frederick Elliott, Glen Eden, 110028 HS Tiara, Walcha 
e Jenolan Caves law) Cae " s . 
ea $C |Green and Son, Brunswick Road, 109460 Seah eieiiis HC |George Henry Toynton, Rate 1106049 
GJG Mullumbimby PENT been HC Hugh Ross Thompson, Windella, —_|109812 
GDL I.-eeee C |George Griffiths, Jersey Road, 110933 ro Corobitilla 
~ Wentworthville es Henry W LER. A ays 
OY |occcceee. 1.0 |George Benjamin Hardaker, 109839) ae ppc? HCiHenry Worner, Yandilla, Wombat |109613 
we? Armidale 
GIN I 
G. Boeteeaet HC|James A. Graham, Tabulam LGUS LOL we Pe Pe. eco, ‘Hf C|William O'Brien, Graman 108852 
me : Se 
é 5 ig Mele ed a 22 C |Ulawarra Dairy Cattle Association {109865 
OK Bm Bone HC |\George Henry Kent, Werris Creek 4 109944 (ic) + ob, (M. J. Hindmarsh, President), 
Precund vernald (00655 von.) Lvy Mount, Gerringong 
Ait. pare C |George John Knight, Yarramalong 5 say Sah) HG Frank hs A Taylor, Dilnboeet 109966 
rir aeeeset HC|George Robert Gill, Emu Creek, 109718 El Hanging Rock, via Nundle 
GL Walcha 
Bara Eo Wa lebeos ..... HC |George Edmund Lawrence { 110039 aes 
ia) Keerrong, Richmond River 110159 ae : A é 
GND Ni soscreces HC |George Thomas Morton, Dudleigh, |109522; Wks oh HC|William Jeffrey, junr., Bogan Gate |109974 
Gm Stockinbingal ans ” 
GV Ni fecetensa HC |George Vearing, Mandamah, via ~ 109649 ons eae ae HC EN DEM atom s Island, bueae 
27 1- 
am Anibiats fle HC John Johnson, Rous Mill; Richmond/109481 
Gus HC|Gerald Walter Fitzgerald, Ulmarra 109656 hy : River 
+r ; Seed Paes: HC James Jones, Henty 109574 
a , 
el etocenehe H |Charles Henry Butler, care of 109950, VY ff ee HC |Carl Frederick Jorgensen, Culcairn |109798 
yx T. Molloy, Myrtlevale, via 72 
a7 Grenfell PO flee Hc George Jacobs, Nymagee 109648 
4 Fecastet H ota gaat General Carriers, 109736 a or eaeeel HC Harry Wood Johnston, Currabubula |109489 
aay, ewcastle io 
ACEP Valse aesanns H Hug) Addison Fisher, Colane, near |109515 An hn ah H Nope iene Graham, Avondale, |109494 
H yngan : : 
Rip i-cns H [Bank of New South Wales, Colane, | 15874 FOI lec. Gre otc rel 109824 
Coonamble (Transferred from Q Hf at a pada adit ea 
H Hugh Addison Fisher. ) Fo Cue HC John Allan, Tia Diggings 109980 
mon Dap i ee HC emp esait C. Howard, Rose {109500 Gaede Tslscs aees H John Edmund Brady, Alberto. street,/110074 
OD Llrcereeees C@ |S. Hermann, Snarebrook, via 109384 at BR aR: 
fae! } Bellingen, Bellinger River TBs H |Joseph Burgess, Congewai 109451 
cst pee tae H Isaac William Hoskinson, Ganmain |109400 as i eavactaes HC bi Samuel Barker, junr., 109971 
a rampston 
G3 
Gs ORR RS Ps | ee eee Hall, ‘‘ Riversdale,” |109947 rs ot nae C |James Baker, Mona Vale 110000 
SS anilla 
1 seeee{EL Archibald John Murphy, ‘ Bendee,” | 15875, i eastets H C|James Bidner, Sunnyside, Krambach |109901 
H Walcha (Transferred from Henry Ja 
= |__ Inglis Blomfield. ) Corp HC|James Moore Bath, Hillgrove 109921 
fv gene HC Norman F. 8. Hewitt, Ferndale, 110012) 
HZ Denman GVNi Vilsscancess HC Joseph Claffey, Niel-street, Glen 82873 
JC Innes 109560 


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5332 
= a 
Seat N 
. Fe ; E 
Former| | W SOUTH 
ub. s 3} 
‘oa yes a Name and A HS GOVE 
Car) - |HO dor 2 RNME 
e, ah epee “Gilt ¥ ENT GA 
x eie'es a i 
law) mee C ie uthje, ye , Plea Brand. | ns? No 
ia Joh enfel , Re der sant Hi Wik len i . 151 
ay i Po Carp ane Pi Hill, 10 Brand. = . 
sernes e ? p oan 
: ay IHC aha Of ree at ben Bali 9671 i van 2 | (28 Sz 
oe ay H Bie taste 1 poker ge, 1090 are had Al Beri det 
TA oy C\Jam i torink DD yo aageabls 00} Fp / eand ae ER re: 0: 
‘7 r tg H |Joh es Deasy, CO oust, Wel 109403} COs ECC) Wall = pent pay 3 
23) eure HC) n Frede is ombo lingrov piu HC bbieiea Bs Ro. 
ro Ph aes HC ames D rick Da rab e |109441 a H John K euhingw j 
0) m 4 
J ap De Wc John Di nnellan, N schke, H. 10 KR C|Norm earney, E ell, Adju 
LG | ha Piee , Nort » Hent 9547 A cae 2 unre ngbill me: 
e. GiJo vryb 3, B Filing: y 7 oe os arb cL ka, D y |10 
U at Vira sk Ric : ia wae ipa si Be ais __eameth ae Bord andalop vee 
ea} ae Ci ‘Richmond s Fall, T by 109686} inet eae vine 10995 
oD eleMinlere H Ww Villi Rive ’ he C 10 ‘asino oa od.) ed fr off . 53 
C alli iam r ha 98 che om s| 
oh ae John Ty Tiraon Vas nnon 21 x , Deep C 5895 
PET eed H Ri xrifti 9 i > 1 hei eee reek: 
NY, RA C a Ete H onville, B cr Waa as BHC Gull Sophi att Pay 
} Jos edale laile ; wellin a Prnwtees W: a Lan 
Paci eph te > Vila Tee Post ger 109 ve ees AN ies: agan ons 
t | H rving emo Offi 838} ont Fe seats , Kelly’ 
pam a Joseph J g, Wilde ae ce, 10 mL Poe (Fran of A. fa 
sinters 2 8 9 a a ne 1 
ake HC|Joh ames, B Meadows 764 > dle and iad Noel Aah: ies 09455 
SP tus n Bo urrab ;  |HC yver Lane iy. Viscount 
Pe en AO J wling adeen 1099 Pay ti Edw: a, Bri C. Le Lea ountess 72001 
— Ae eee V a Uln ? Du 62) ‘aes Poh =  @ ard L nga, Li rmon le 
SEAN ‘ PO a narra bbo {10 IN Lenstll eary, S gee aoe th,| 
est Josh , Clyd sos] = fF rated i i »Shenh th), 
pak ads H A IND esdale, B 10 7) HC agi, BS Mulven arditow 
J = veeevere C James © aig Runn , proomanm 9630 faa Leonard “id Casing Bound * i io 
A : HC Jol Coult yford 109 VI Ms: Ashf R.M ary 9737 
carir ! ; hannis er John 627 serees Cc ord erry M L094 
J ta 5 Seeathels Lism Alfr ston, L 1095 tt Leti » WLETT : 70 
ru HCV aap » In 0955 eof, tia T ale, 
J ut oT H -S. Ma en, Dun ver ic aad HC “ia Gl ms 
eo5 Lgl fe ieee at Bor unoon, ae Breie uA} CP te hele na assop, Lae 09749 
n ” eee Beaks 109 EC |W: pei eG 
af he o John Jo Lever go vanale’’ AeA i nes ga Valliata caine rove,|109 
c. Trl ye uae ee vis Creek c/oG 109 on me vr uhr, WI ‘Davy’s oe 
- Ns tees nristina Peak ntyre ‘ eorge | Meee as H Vv & 8. hittin cor 
CP ” Co E. H Woe ‘10 aN Cc ia M ie gha 09 
«| H Tern mara, hae Se MO | 9469} Ly mA Killen Maframburrab R m, § Single. 163 
3 ica ili > 
AB Yo HC Ae cite River Creek 1109904 8 HOW Lochinvar ae ed Brid 109665 
Re els Jame ley B ver eek, vi tr~J (Tra Ru ar phy, Wi ge, 10 
PT HC a s Powel , Bara, a 109641 ie ie L ee Li poders as 
a ss A Faap 1, Glendy] avilah AW Aire HaIL awry) rred Hoa nak nere, | 1100 
eae FS ha un C er 4 ] i ous ay a ner ) 65 
eh HC HC John ee Rodd, e| Narromi 09591 fide Doae HO is Schmidt Bohan P 
Ms BH IR dward R o W. Bal ire 109683 txrl C Bas UF , Rio Park poy 
wd Us wi { O kk, OC 
RS ieroktetale ge Vind fi vers Tinol in,|10987 Kend fie Rockw ‘ Curban 
LB Jao] Wi ytown, H,'J ene i endal eMille ood, U , — |Lo9s: 
iN 3h illia , Atte - Rod i NG : Cains Co rally ue 
PBR Lilssts HOJ rearing pal Spake peers ia : iy Peer? 1093 
382 hy posse mee as Stow nes 110957 Soe taiae HO|A ven oa 
Nae H ania nee w, ee usr. 3 rehib M sia 
Lt ic ant ffi ansary S ald 
I nie: oe ae ella, 'Y ce, {109 Cn) AG whee oe N 
- {AC mes 8 aire 975 Nia? ames S yron cD 
fad} Jan tor a V NY : Sv am Ba onal 
5 mes Smi ey, W ale, {1097 ete Aba uel M y d, Co 
a) see HC Ja mith, Pp attle # 795) Qn) < re C Tho ? Cr jase ecphetae oper’s 1055 
ae ey ne Str retty Gul at 10 Lf sip ane Mah oad n, Long 5536 
& 3 | HW: irueade D ly, “T 9757 Pe; HC A lgong on, C g $s 
Lest: illiam ope Ri orrough ‘abulam ve rthu oonabar v aed 
Be ph abi. Kiand ose ver ghby 110970 Merl) Go r Willi rabra 75051 
e_9 \ Cc J ra ph Si * 708 —~-Ve IHC omo jam Mi n and 
vee ames ims, P 107 Willi ee ie 109 
eS} }ELG Josep! hae eae oe ee Hohe geen x, Uressbi = 
des ¥ co) ro} 
Re KG tad. W. She urrumbu 109006} re ie pet Ck tip ; ok, |1100 
yt ores ey Teun via Beware oi te be JHC oleae ane apy Ys pe 4 > il 
rin a r pe ? ac 
Te no fe Sif Boe i 
LY Pe eid ot jee Snpsge Prurundi pee 109549 We pie Ol ee ga, Bre jiechmo ngs LO 
Iw 3 John T D nyo, Aner = 2 means HOlE arm a Mogtl 9866 
eae For homas , Moree it, Boomi 1096501 6a i dee ccna’ Hdward ves, P ‘ Md, 109. 
J zy C |Jchn sth ae erase omi |109 i ae C |Mary J Thomas M ost Oifiee n slg 
bene -hn \ aetna “OWi 46 MAS |" é 
on Mig Vood, Spat Rea lance i eS HO Catheart Appleb aher, Br | Ae 
ulia Da nerine see 10021 aspen William 71 Berks awlin » 
@\ eee G il Bay an x | c |Willian Monkley esford, 109624 
ofl | ir s Cr | | S7sl" Ebel , Mi }1097 
ng JH 0 pina. ees poe aE feaee Cc ee jcbmond iw GR For 097 7 
K } EDS oe N Apne Wi K 11097 i ria Ker. iver ullen,: ot 109 
. HC Aig 69. W ‘thelm 768 a} | @ |Ma r, P.O , Pimlie G29 
read J alla Wa Krause | are as ary Tw. a Tent 20, 109° 
DEED She . F ry | yford erfiel 7Ot 
pa Keane, e F arny {10 } Mr } Cal Thomas Mi 5) Wyndh ld ; 
oolae, i 8957] n& ... [ELC |Bert iddleton am | 09s7 4 
is ae [M] fe Mille , Brewarri 10061 
9553 wifi a rred ete ei rrina O17 
M2 C Cecil W Eye 3 a ae [109852 
2 Wall hitew iller (Tren 
a. EF ay M: Ne s- 
H D f ord’ apn ’ : T5922 
enis M s Brid ing, Ni 
cA ge, inga ; 
wifk ourk 
e; Peak 1 e 109628 


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Brand. a 3 Name and Address. No. | Brand. |Former 
FT he Ey ere HC |James Edward Martyn, Mount 109526 ae) eh tail: 
me Pleasant, Yetman P 
MAL|.:.0 %& HC|Wilhelmina Amilda Merrick, Putwy, |109852 re 
~ Singleton Parl. 

u/c} saber C Charles John McCann, Goonellabah, |109714 
, Lismore ~~ } decd 

| PH 

mM Miveee As Cc ‘Thomas Cyril McMinamin, Scone 108922 cul ney 
ig eee HI Myles McCabe, Noradhim School, [109032] >< 
Mc Hillston 3 Lee la coca 
My Risah sit HO Henry Brown McAndrew, Hopping 108946 A 

Dick, Tyalgung, Tweed River PD Vel dla 
lon ante HC/Mrs. Margaret Follent, Grey-street, |109913 PP 
MU Glen Innes PER. aressaner 
awh vesnaeses HC Martin Hickey, Berrigan 108515} ng Bees Xs 
MT Ulereee HC Matthew Augustus James, Moonan {109538} TANG hs eee 
aS Brook PS 
MN . |HC|Patrick Joseph Mahon, The 109767 >} 
~ Esplanade, Wagga Wagga PWws peers 
MG@\)......... HC Mary Smith, Young 109387 
ioe) 
@ N Bee 
} vases see{ELC|Norman Martin, Kyogle 110050 nx 
OF Lynne HC Alfred C. B. Newman, The Pocket, 109945 \ eri 
JV? SS Gas iasl Jniwiade ®@ 
N 8 ae an 
ey} veveeeees HC Colin J. G. Newell, Upper Myall 109405 
xx” eaivainns HC |Emest Ezekiel Newell, Breeza 110003 Rk: 
AJ C |Henry Norman Ashelford, Junee- 109946 
NA road, Temora Gr} res asab nat 
NI } veppstes HC Frank William Nivison, Walcha 109693 ae seteeenes 
NU AS Lh phone 
NZ ragblads HC|Robert Newcombe, Iona, Narrabri 109928 pa 
wi meen Seas 
a oo 
FF | Sacatae H |Daniel O’Brien, 315 George-street, 109430 ey Fie 
OB Sydney, and c/o L. Thomas, Forbes SLO... Jeers 

PF Ve hasssone H |Frank Cartwright, Lake Victoria, 109884; 
oc Cal Lal 2 Tiere enwte 
OC | H |Dan J. O'Callaghan, Royal Hotel, 109697; uN) 
hr Croydon FRA VE |e retceeee 
QEL BL is HC Andrew S. O’Keefe, Yamma, 109997 SA 

i Morundah Ad eS 
oe) EReh ee C |Patrick O’Neill, Perch Creek, South |109556, RB 
ON Arm, Tweed River YN YJ ee 
eo} on « /H.C|Osear Charles Newman, Rous, Rich- |109569: HDI 
ne mond River aes pipes 
0 “Oe dledvith HC Alfred Shaw Gates, Merriwa 109918) TR... 
ee ies Bere. 
° - RH 
pt u ‘ F AW 
seen C\Earle C. G. Page, South Grafton 109612 ro flee 
1a a ae C |James Hardy Potts, Wingham —_—*109890 
G9 4 soak isi HC Joseph George Payne, Tregeagle, 109482 
i, Richmond River 
pt pak ate C |William Perkins, Greenridge 109563 fa} ce mae 
gq + ye HQ |Patrick McGrath, Colombo, Braid- /109362 (3) 
C9 wood Ne bau dicasos 
Dp setae C |Robert Alford Parsons, Clarence 109897 ru 
e9 Town Seer 
0 ae Q |Bliza Jarratt, Grand Parade, Suther-| 15865 cr 
land (Transferred from George ad 
Pearce. ) FO el Misha 
aw] ae] 
@} poecdaipss C |Patrick Gallen, Swan Bay ee OND Jorecrrees 
big td fonts HG |William Hays Campbell,Fernshaw, | 75903) “@7 Uhre 
ab Bundarra (Transferred from ; Sf 
Percy A. Ireland.) OU orc 
mS Liaw e HO|George William Penfold, Barrington [109808] re eee 
2c} eee: HC |Robert Percival Clark, Jarrisfield, 106833, a} 
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ad 
8 | Name and Address, No. 
nN 
HC|James Joseph Coss, Myall Creek, 109960 
near Bingara 
HC|Henry Phillip Gaffney, Oaklands, via}109895 
Corowa 
HC Patrick Hawkins, junr., Tenterfield |109543 
H |Philip Naismith, Farm 23, Walla 109557 
Walla 
HC |George Pay and Abraham Norris, {106603 
Wanaaring 
HC |Phill Pedrini, New Italy, Richmond |109717 
River 
HC|Ellen Phebe Robinson, Ashford 109745 
H |Peter Swannell, Swanleigh, Suntop {109493 
C |Peter Patrick Seery, Wyandah, 109919 
Casino 
EC |Phillip Willett, Dorrigo 109779 
R 
HC/|Robert R. McLaurin, Pine Grove, 108131 
Moroco, Deniliquin 
HC jRouse Frederick Cosgrove, Rosebank, |108274 
Richmond River 
HC \John Reeves, junr., Collics Creek, T5862 
Kyogle (Transferred from Charles 
Reeves. ) 
HC |John and Joseph Storrier, The Pines, 109308 
Mummel 
THC |Robert J. I. Price, Merriwa 109881 
HC |Roderick McLennan, Bexhill, 109495 
Richmond River 
HC Robert James Bugden, South Gundu-}109783 
rimba, Richmond River 
HC |Robert Ottley, Wattle Valley, 109931 
Jerrawa 
HC|Robert Reid, Lumla, Bendemeer 109411 
FC |Richmond Hunter Small, Tyndale, | 109204 
Clarence River 
HC|William Reginald Sweeney, Brushy |107237 
Hill, via Aberdeen 
HQ|Richard Augustus Wallace, Nimbin, |109479 
Richmoud River 
C |Robert Bulloch, Brighton-street, 109742 
Croydon, and Dorrigo 
HQ |Robert Darlington, Flood’s Tank, 109809 
Bogamildi-road, Warialda 
Ho|Robert Archer Knever, Innisfail, via|109791 
Coolamon 
HC |Robert Walter Gunn, Undercliffe, 109740 
Wilson’s Downfall 
Miss Rose A. Hanley, Spring-street, |110015 
South Grafton 
HQ John Robert Wallis, Comobella 108564 
Ss 
C |Charles Sydney Bell, care of Henry 109446 
Bull & Co., Sydney 
HC |Charles Small, Garranmore, 110079 
Wyalong 
HQ/|Frederick William Savage, Merimbula|109478 
H [Waverley William Saloway, Louth 109487 
HC |Frederick Charles Schreiber, 109424 
Tumbarumba 
HC|Phillip Sommerlad, Spring Valley, |'09840 
Tenterfield 
HC James Wright, Wongwibinda, via 109701 
Armidale 
HO John McLeod, Kelvin Grove, via T5872 
(ienmain (Transferred from 
William Scott. ) 


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Brand. 


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caked $ | Name and Address. No 
nM 
Baciroee C |William Strong, Smith’s Creek, 1099981 
Dunbible 
..../HC Matthew Culley Smith, Burroway- |109924 
street, Trangie 
Basis sat HC Walter Stewart, Booyong, Richmond|109380 
River ; 
os Sonne HC William Norman Stoddart, Tyalgum,|109502 
Tweed River 
{HC |Aubrey ‘Smith, Milford, Warialda tt 
soled ane H Silas Baker, ‘‘ Temi,” Ardglen 109673 
pretiys © |Stanley Clarence Allen, Nimbin 109782; 
seteners HC Samuel Grayson, Mya Park, 109381; 
Narrabri 
Gees HC|John Sawyer, junior, Rosewood 109420 
seoneates HC Sarah Leah Scott, Wagga Wagga 109629 
eaohisles HC|Samuel D. Rodgers, Hazeldene, East )109407 
Raleigh 
beeen C |Selena Taylor, Stanhope, Branxton {110051 
inasades C Sidney A. Wright, Gulf Creek, 109685 
Barraba 
beeen oes C Samuel Whittaker, Woodfield, via {109501 
Queanbeyan 
ree eeneee HC |The Trust and Agency Company of | 15916 
Australasia, Limited, Sussex 
Station, Boppy Mountain (Trans- 
ferred from Gibbs, Bright, & Co.) 
st ieeenes H ‘Sam Yet, Narrandera 109987 
ol 
ti lteeeeeees HC Thomas McMillan, Pretty Pine, 1109417 
Deniliquin 
ste alee HC|Henry Twynam, Richlands, Taralga |109855 
Saipan ee HC|Henry Ernest Tarrant, Hovell’s 109406) 
Creek, via Cowra 
a enoat HC|Thomas Henry Donaghey, Tenterfield] 15909 
(Transferred from Wm. Jas. i 
Donaghey and Thomas Henry 
Donaghey) 
Sree ee 4 H(C|Henry Stanley Thomas, Kyogle 109377 
Sasen vee C |William Albert Tetley, Coockanalla,'110059 
Marlowe 
sehawenee HOC|Wm. John Thomson, Yetman 109453 
RN AF HC|James Thomas Berryman, ‘‘ Ravens-\109640 
worth,” Abington 
caterer HO|George Turner, Woolgoolga 109734 
aati HC|Thomas Harris, Homebush, Coolootaij109541 
PAPE cant HC|J. Gotthilf Terlich, Albury-road, via!108887 
Wagga 
Beaty a HOC /|Albert Clarence Bain, Casino ® 1109920) 
Rescate: H |Thomas Broughall, Eskbank 109688 
apredan HC |Thomas Henry Barton, Rosedale, 109544 
Glencoe 
. {HC |Timothy McCarty, Collingullie 109511 
a ane HC |Theodore Emerton, Greenwich Park,}109803! 
Towrang 
Joradees HO|Thomas Kermode, Glennie’s Creek {109915 
Bert te C |Theodore Fielding Boyd, Post Office,:109933 
Yarrunga 
ba ed HC|Tom A. Newman, Jackybulbin Flat, |109991 
Coraki 
Pai H |Thomas Robson, Henty 110076 
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Besa H hee Thomas Byrnes, Reid’s 109978 
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Uiaetslese H pee A. Kirkpatrick, Buckanbe, 109886 
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HC/|Charles James Vyner, Armidale T5898 


(Transferred trom Charles James 
and Henry William Vyner.) 
HC|Mand Mary O’Farrell, Pepperbox, — |108S897 


Wartalda 
HC/Arthur Leaper Davies, Yarrandi, 109233 
Scone 
C |James Lyall Vallentine, Yalwal 109601 
HC William Henry Vickers, Standbye, |109891 
Ee Kentucky. 
HC|Alfred W. V. Saunders, Kars 109323 


Spring, via Scone 
H /Alfred Vidler, Horse Ridges, Tatham] 109815 


H |Jane Maud Colless, Walgett 108292 


C |Victor William Johnston, Federal, |109614 
Richmond River 
HC|Vincent C. Morrison, ‘‘Balcon Rock,”|110032 
Rylstone 


HC|James Evans, Argalong, Tumut. 109675 


WW 


HC/|William Henry Cobb, Roslyn, 109689 
Garland 
HC)|William Williamson, Barringun 1086¢2 


HC/|Louis Henry Wilkins, Spring Grove |109880 


Casino 

EC|William Watts, Numulgi, Richmond |109851 
River 

H jHenry Walden, Randwick Park, 110006 
Denman 


HC/William Collison, Everton, Gilgandrs|109833 


HO'William Wright, Nowendoc 108517 

HC|Hugh Weir, Eltham, Richmond 109879 
River ~ 

HC) David Cecil Williams, Leroy, 110031 
Carinda 

HC |William Richard Osborne, Hill View,'!109410 
Murrurundi 


HC Joshua Wilder, senior, Reidsdale 109363 
F.C) Wallis Wilde Wallis, Pappinbarra, 00825 

Beechwood, Hastings River 
HC William Bradford, Murrumburrah — {110019 


HC Michael G. Whitty, Carinya, Nangus,/109981 
Gundagai 
HC Wilfred Richard Dodds, Central 109639 
Kempsey, Macleay River 


HC William Atkins, contractor, 28426 

Rockley ° 110054 

H |William Victor A, Allen, Ellalong /109436 

C |William Brown, Orange road, 109488 
Forbes 


C |William Ernest Brims, Rowlands 109471 
Creek, South Arm, Tweed River 
HC) William David Bryant, Mullum- 109378 


bimby 
HOC/William A. Campbell, Glenmore, 109524 
Dubbo 
C |William Delaney, Dalton Park, 109584 
Cobar 
HOC/|William Gustave Frohling, 109582 


** Mayfield,” Culcairn 


.. [HC George Wellings, Morisset 109463 


HQ) William Thomas Harris, c/o Robert/110061 
| A. Gemmell, ‘‘Tracton,” via Temora 
HC William Kennedy, Rous Mill, 109496 
-Richmond River 
HC William James Leake, Bonnington /|109438 
Creek, Halton 


H |W. J. Miller, Stone Vale, Young 109404 


C |William O’Donnell, senior, West 109710 
Wallsend, Slaty Creek 

HC William Thomas Ryman, Quipolly {109429 
Creek, Quipolly 


28 Sepr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 5335 
B Former “= N d Add 7 Former rs N d Add 
rand, Brendit ame an ress. No. Brand. Brand. |. = ame an ress. No. 
nm iv] 
A } Reh oaeer HC /|Metropolitan Board of Water Supply 109907 | Z 
Ws and Sewerage, Prospect, Botany, 
and North Sydney ry al ets geese HC|Henry T. Fade Be Bopewsed T5897 
ates E Lemar HC] William V. Schmidt, Corona 1ogse4l Dalia 1s rats ee as nw 
ws Spat? , Maynard Zouch. ) 
Station, Torrowangee 
ig Gar aly C |zillah Dodd, Walgett 109423 
WS Pheevveeee C |William Speer, Irrigation Area, Hay|109704 
ia) 
WS Yee C |Walter Stimson, ‘‘ Fairholme,” 110070 Numerals. 
sales 3 ] der All Belford ¢ |109853 
ieee HC William Withers Smith, Howlong /109622 ie Beale hae oa eee 
We Dy .c| eaten e HC|William Tomlinson, ‘‘ Riverview,” | | 92154 John Allan.) 
Wallangra 10945¢ 
A res eet HC|William Warren, Truno Farm, {109552 
Narromine . 
WW rae HC|William Walter Whitely, Bando, {109834 Numerals and Signs. 
Vad Pow Maryvale 2 
109682 
SK Pls HC|\Joseph Watson, Vacy { ps 4 
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ae ed eae EEC |James Allan, Bombay, Braidwood 109911 
KM SA. C |Donald Black, Merimbula 1109793 
a @&)} TA valent C Sydney Ernest Evans, Tooloom 109935 
oe Sh H |William Middleton, Brewarrina 109535] 
Case a i Ree HC|Mary M. Layton, The Laurells, Guy|109348 CAS ee, C |Frances Ellen Regan, Wee Waa ee, 
x J Fawkes ay 8 Pan 
es Salaries HC |Arthursleigh Estate, Gilgandra 110014 ROR Eee © |William Ward, Tingha 
Ze SB Ul | Sash HOC Frederick Spice, Breakfast Creek, 109427 
XL + Meee HC|Hugh Harriott Lee, Bungendore 109535 38 Cobargo 
ae Ue HC James N. Fox, Overcliff, Wylie Creek,|109241 aie i NCU C |Mary Ann Reynolds, Wilberforce _|109811 
7 t x INN co ee EARN oe aaa Ai aes be ee FIC D. O. Douglas, Long Gully, 109706 
Sey Ekle C |Samuel James Mills, Knorrit Flat 109860 Sti Eugowra 


THE undermentioned Brands have been cancelled :—- 


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Brand. | Stock. 
ner HC Edward Goodwin 
mt HC | E.L. Milson...... 
v HC | William Folpp... 
aH..| Hc | W.T. and J. Holding, junior 
AQB...| HC Jacob Hoffman... 
ees H Thomas Anderson 
HA... Cc ; 
mb...) HC James Scullin ... 
A) foc David Roach...... 
M Ut HC James Melrose... 
Ovwv.... HC Cornelius O’Donnell 
FHG...|| HC Francis H. Guy 
any H Francis Milson... 
MoL ... H M. O’Loughlin... 
a }$ HC | Henry Steep...... 
Sir HC John Links ...... 
TiGace| aC Jede Arndelly 7. 
ro HC Thomas Gowans,. 
ft es ee James Heathfield 
ot HC | J.G. Klemke ... 
Tm...| HC Wm. Thompson 
fost Be) Grta ht ® 
and Mrs. J. Parkers). 
cast HC Henry West...... 
HC W.J. Scott....... 
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WeC.... HC Edwin Cassidy .. 
Om.:.|| HC | George Mitchell Richmond 
iede HO’: | James Hollow ... 
ae HCG William Garhard 
“at HC Edward Green... 


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Address. | No. 
North Richmond, Enfield.............6065 26611 
: 43304 
Kingstown, Bundarra ..,.........sccss000 { 24771 
Riveru Villas Denman ccs. tackoccenets 7127 
Booklamge rence test: sass sseceti ae scethentuctaca: 74041 
Koreelah, via Acacia Creek ............0. 93585 
: : 1928 
Brisbane Armidaleigssotk... so sertes alee 90451 
Wimerall ae acc tier tateenticsess: dobacer nes 32118 
Meyallay Connie. ,.ti. cacetivningeniggi ved thy ReOLSO 
Tartna H.L., Tartna Point, via 104804 
Menindie. 
White stitlatey Peeler. c.occtessduetenes cog 3616 
Batons’ ar Bayi | cysepsettasecncaaccnss sabe 79933 
Bibbenluke rear rasccstucdesssntlacteceteegs 43843 
Ooma Farm, Forbes-road, Grenfell 58558 
PIAA EVV GlLeDAmae ducereetnd ce vse teemaue caves 30973 
CATCOAT AIRE Si Wa HORINME TE «tals vls Mak eb «satel 27360 
Sandal spe WiOne ene en: ate daw ee ines ecnes 52147 
es . 49710 
POSAIMMAUMI NULL D Vecu rae iaenysteseeicecsesaaem 68419 
Baker’s Creek, Armidaleé’.....0...06....00. 21504 
Ebenezer, Waila Walla, Albury......... 37758 
Wagar WAOCA) eima.ccccaaedosecaseahcdeness 6782 
MimbervywRaue Gamantdspdss shes. e hae escce- 92580 
Gabramatta, Adaminaby ..........6...008 14457 
ee 93355 
OttamildyGravesend Wc.ssece staves uit eee 96681 
Bongongo, “PUMUG yacenaceses. artcneyewesh 66796 
Mogila, Goodooga, Brewarrina ...... .. 101876 
Gulgong Mudgee ecen pans sMetiuces st 1’ 9433 
eS ULTLC Oy eter s iy Set an OREN ee ove wigs wes ea o's 29812 
Lower Southgate, Lawrence ............ 45422 
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5336 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. [28 Supr., 1910. 
Prana Stock, : Name. x Address. No.,. 
a} HC | Anne E, Winbay #Btspia b ot tehs Wea acre ede een tik an aaa Thornthwaite, Scone............se0ccepeee 71454 
Bet HG) WHenry Hughes.s [sila letdiaisde sen b ator an, ROSE secetel age ok PER. one 80447 
a gs Sm es in) rn eet = OR eer: POR aa Bre Nanima, Gooltigone’ )).00).0.065..... pesos. 33696 
Hid... HO | John PERG ates: bess tibaasotgideess art sayinugsebgeire writes sahitel WFalllay! an ere ad crenee ae Wu heed ss oe 6063 
a HC BRM BGS | Uae is jaosseped cheat oud Beene aw Ba vmteane Bellingar, Bathurst’ Gageewse ee! 15262 
ap HC Margy” Wilson cdi nsacbiles cans ditangaisboncisBi once irvine 4 Fish River Gréek °2../5,4.003).cdasnaieles &. 19388 
ob rel Amelia (A; Rraok@s...bitic0)»sdecucasteniods bias ecicuaneeees South Gundarai =, 20> Ahi een 108348 
a | 
3C + b a 
-H DROME COUERB 25. Ke cteiie ns de betieee cen chee ieee ee eee Walgett) st: ulate oe Pat ahaa 108292 
nor C Charles’ Wakefield bic. eccdodcosuacdeoes cet a Calarie,: Rorbes ' Pyne get ce 108240 
etyt. HO Alfred Ay Crowe 4:00 cifpseusssydetiseesocesssarspapaagadseose ua Gundaros .., 3.5. 2a eee ae 98179 
Jot HO LiJohw Wy) Fischer /iibeied. OE are ee dissect Men tceen Chatsworth Island, Clarence River ..,| 108351 _ 
aa HO: } Robere Ps Clark} iovstic) ca cttedaencseic meee nee Jarrisfieldy Picton ...c0ci.00. adebeidsdesces 106883 
et HG’ | William R. Sweenty 00.005... ikae sees bath aaaide ce Brushy Hill, via Aberdeen ,,............. 107237 
SH...|. Ha Bo EOD onmel bas pantiteevecince tok dk caoee tes Binks teak toaee ems Minghee, Gundagaie viii... ecdsueeno ee 1094 
J mi HO Joseph Newell)..p...0.dccscccunehencsageser es MitRiRRHET sondereag Bellbrook, Kempsey ...06....cdescbseceennss 66161 
“Ts Fo Oni GIDSOM. tec reacts dodecs son opeteaye seaseratlpe Merwe hs eee am Apiley, Hay iss An Nie ee ee 108327 
x4) HC y y 
Gat Fe it Seip ge Himy dein 5: 03s pdaccaercddyspegc ado ane «duh eodpud dees cacoee Cannonbar, Dubbo...i0is.sssede0las flees eos 26528 
ey} H Evancis Hs (gritty. 5ihasce pied are ve vswhsentoebadiod he teas Tarean, Limeburners’ Creek .,.......... 4024¢ 
an “FTG | Frederick Duncan vccccccecccsstssesssssesseseseseeseeseaveee Roseview, Garah ..scsssceee, dept | 9L7388 
ey THe + Sohn Bryantsiic-icadiicviss: wosiesatoarsecceserseereny aulbvdseads Ashford Seer Or 27630" 
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VV} HC Jobn'‘and Joseph Hvangiiics: :.v1aesqatsaaeadnsnaea titanate Sandy Creek, Tumut.,...cccccisessscsscese 63223 
a ~ or | eawacd Motetdcen Verto 0 ia eal ar ae Gisiriadic, nic lee aoe { pene 
seals FIG ©) Saree Brenneman eects: copes t.ndy eh dcumugieea rade ean akae HMeropins AMumut as scan eee 1637 
ea (e} Cetherine HOachO oid hers hoon caecshavamtone pakem seats amen Desp Creek, Casino: <.,,).3/hs aitctote 85391 
ey FLO | "Pay atid NOrris: .. sevese os essestscenserensensdhcaccersesse Genass Wanaaring, via Bourke...,.,.......0...s0« 106603 
alt HC Fat Ga EON i ac ahnteas Saa foota isa AA cole eb epeen ae eae Doroughy, Richmond River.............., 107949 
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ZL! HE | Donald Cameron os sscseressessscuneersernsseserneesncens Ralcqnen, 1139/3 /ilsauciayiil. iapeapidte 4293 
ac... re Willian Vane. oi: Peas. dice: a Ad dda aiboatesbakonstes OOS Mount Salem, Kiama. .....,..../.ccc..éce:f 11512 
sae p FL: | Rebit aad WARRRRECTAM hada scesisecaieandsoncedcss vacate omaces Carumbi Station, Stockinbingal......... T5593 
Ie... CG TON: Fwae ELE: Ns ae Renee ck somatioatencatpers Boree, St. AQGaHSE . S405 doc. cache Bees Stiaa 12013 
aS HC | |. James Coram, JUMIOL ..j,5756. 0000. ceeees Pe aS vate ys Gléndale, Forbes 36. 3/75iie faseees tages 106801 
HA HO | James AQBeW  sesesdaspea wiped saevsedeccsanrcssenenctsesudancaouras Numerella, Cooma......se:csssessneeeecees : 3723 
x } Mestet, 
vi} HC | JohnH. Sandilands sescip. io scsecsns cteseeteewesse deem aaregnss Balala, Uralla......... Peteeeteeceny y tee ‘ sie 
Da...| He BP Deak paey... L200), ALTA So vse ss onsen deeded bopan's Sees hese Emu Flat, Braidwood ../.:....J8s..0as. 2798 
on al EE | Soseph Ruddy saroters jody tute de vvest cassie lee secs cnpumeins danas nae FLOw long! sae athcn 259 ehty bios ene ope 844 
AX bl Ee Rndrew (Le Wer’ ee dseackia taper uses cs dace wcieseieetie sented dette Mellwood, Orange’. ty. 0) .c.;.5.6 Sec teneddad 3599 
ot HG... |. Dimothy: Corbett ccnisiins secessseus cis sobs wapninatedansiisps eons Crowthers’, Marengow .1........)esde000 8 156 
P BO 7 Phomids Conmollye vices shia. ientensnenssarampetaaa geese’ Bat HUrser de Wales sansaghd hes dics a eee anaes 72453 
g¢ 
wi Wall aan Washer 2A CUEAS cha cuccde tesdopncnukenspedunlnabeveced Pretty Gully, Tabulam............: A ddade 38978 
N HC ¥ 
he BO oT itomias Kitolet he siiig piney kas vce Coe emma oy Glen Morrison, Walcha .. ........... 20. 27939 
<A BHO... | Alexander AGamig? iicisiih. is. shceween ostec sou h ben) ameddseciads Carrington Vale, Yetman ......./,..4.., \ ites 
tle FG. |. Sames Sutbon tee scsiles vies er nabtenssemesaeperiderureouras sere Springwater Farm, Guyong. ....,....... / 36015 
cad be EG Alexander Morrisop, junior .........cecsecresedeceeeeseee concen Omadale Brook, Moonan Flat... ....... 101030 
Dad... HC Dominiele Darin, yiivtirenlasscs aoleaneaneemeattats tection seek Wallangra, Warialda ..........0. 30601 
iB: nats Be © GU WAR: DhopeoteHapio}. ca Wlnm cna ga OER A AU oe ot aed oot, | ABMS RDIG aoe Casino Titel iin cscs sate aheateads «oth cena 54289 
OF C JOR COWS Y ss sics 55. MER HRS  Sacmne cl se owt ete sereRMRene/ Fes ohens Green Vale, Jamberoo .........5.5.0..0008 395 
w.M?..| Heo Wm. COggam: sosssccdeasserns sya scciesasaannnhiaeayscasery ccivoed Cooney’s Creek, Jugiong Seeeeeeneee eens 2485 


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28 Srpr,1910.] NEW SOUTH 


WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 


Brand, Stock. | Name. Address. No. 
orb re Sydney Blyth: vis... .csscovesseceeateredslesiadernersereaeobicoateneds Arita alo ieh. oc Uicwilinas ceeds open doniieria dnd eines 27097 
Gis Be George Egerton .....ccccssesecseseeeseesbeadesesevaveceeeses one CHT rey nay Bee Ga aT LER EAT A LT RCTY Oo 11890 

a HC ames: PatersOsisedassecieckes hemes romans Meatey nadectnatoe sce Kiambriky sascqacere Be Ce Nee 36218 

ee } HC Thomas) Caine. yee tae eee eka OR Noma eat aie Memos resnocrgs IN EP DUE aoe cc reams suincaccy clete nee as 23428 
SF...) HO | Richard Roberts ........cccscetces seneeeeseenseeseeee sence eeeees Rocky River, Uralla..... sessecseeesseress { pire 
QB} HC AnGreweOlKOOle: carota dacs coterie skved ua Naadsiatabeas nn ses cts Yamrha, Morundah, .......0c.ccssersee aes 2678 
FSE-| HG | William Frost ..csccsescseesecssseveeeeeereesersenpessevawnecenes Burra Burra, Boppy Mountain ... .... .| 83588 
= HC TROMASERODIMD .UMIT eed dade cas cavigga ceive MAO RBUOMGRs pavodes vipa Lame leilnse. 6 catosoeosccnscjdnonsueorpeamenmtess ' 13686 

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a} Cc William Greenaway ..cccccecsecseccccsrecnenseneccenseren voeene Back Forest, Numba........0c.c.esceveone- 17878 
Me <q) : aie 

PC } H Patrick OOSda.. cesecwesns deed stcte shusteh Mnasa asa gy ymaaslse besesies Tulloona, VWarialda ‘crip. acess -manpewaricnss 66736 
FON ..-| HG | Thomas Coggam .....ccccecceeseuecsererseenepeereneteesneceenagens TUGIONB, conser senscrenconecerressncasenenceres 129 

Eales) es James Dinner .....ccsescsesseceesenens cnanesencamsvareneeeeteers Sappling Flat, Whinstone Valley ...... 32921 

WEY) Ho. | William Leotham o.stessecsesesnsenntsensiieesnen Hill Plaiesp Deriilqitins.scotdadisoetvars 62857 

% HC | Mrs. Sidwell Bryant ......... TR ect adne ih euacaia leven Bee Blaxland Swamp, Bowenfels ........... 91940 
bb FO | Michael Murphy .....c.ccsesseoecsseseseerisreseerscessenascasennes Windermere, Lochinvar ...,.....s6..0:00 103775 
a FIO’ | R. Mockridge and Coyei....cccsedieccascenseetesedeeeten eens Buckanbe, Wilcannia ......... sidae sashes ; pars 
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Appressus of Owners of the undermentioned Brands have been changed to the places mentioned 
herein, viz. :— 

‘Brand. Name. From— To— No. 

a ees Nr 

O St} Oswald Scholes -..4thaeide BERS LMR) Arete al Wor odhdas od, Mill Paddock, Kyogle ............ 53243 

Ri) Joseph O'Rourke, 20s cys. 921.5. Curringorambla, Adaminaby ............ IBELNGT 220 Ga eacceneeessce, dodeseennc 14817 

u Tie na EaL a Seaerit c soriooudepgont Adjungbilly . Tamm: icc ssceescesls seas ees PAO ey Guu. ae aikereemayesey naststccatice [ 331s 

A TGS WW AAINOR WALL vc eccsduebizana ners BlenGiOrdisc yest ses sails ce accnasedessicnnes <05 Fairlight, Mulgoa ..........c...s00 100066 

eAc ; 

T \ Alfred Richards... ....... Sati on Gundermere, Condobolin .............0006 Goodwill, Gilgandra ............... donee 
eAe . 

Pee...| Donald McKee ........0-. sess Piney Park, Colinroobie ..... ......66 + Teor yR Es Cross Roads, via; 57309 

Moss Vale. 

AZ Travers L. Jones :.....0is0ceees Back Marsden Road, Forbes .......,.... Pine Grove, Coonamble ..... ... } pres 

WC Ye William, Cheney si.r..ss05.. «000. EDA COD EA Lee VV AULT are ves cisstisine ah as'orisiqe ewan Redbank, Manildra ............... 60279 
PEL Geox He Kent asic vadsndears saat Fitzroy-street, Tamworth .........606 6 Werris Creek ...........sseseesseveee 81110 

Ee) MONT G LOR: cnum tsesusvart esac Yathong, Jerilderic .............senesvenees oa er chey, oe anes eh 87571 

‘“* Ura Wilkie,’ Coonamble. 

g Owen Whelaniiss .) ..)cse5 09se5 ne Maules Creek, Boggabri ...........:.e000 Eulah Road, Narrabri ........,.. 22122 

~ bfrs..c| Wilham Ferguson .........66644. GL OCR HMM P i tea mira -dayiaiin ae oiitanseipacinaneare Newstead, Boggabilla .....,...... 1211 
yeu Charles H. Whitehead ........ Coc ice cs taaeedalhe Idi NOB IROGL. 132.05 tyes cesaeeneeen 33018 

Lee hoc cel ne) OMT LEWD fcechiagenines nara cence, John-street, Singletow ...........sseseekeee Richmond, Moree .........025/s.50. 89033 
Leh Ed. E, Mitchell .....c..c:ccssses 2A, A Re ORF er ok Malad Red’ Range, | vial, Glen} .°*°!9 

AC Innes, 

tx} } Arthur Corby <) issih, donne ces UNGAAAIOD choc ted ihhs saudades ened erewebame nominee | Clergate, near Orange .........4.. 24092 
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Tue following CorrECTIONS have been made in Brands, &c., previously published :— 


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Brand. | 


Name and Address. 


| Alteration to be made. 


John A, Matthewson, Tomago 
Christo J. McCullock, Goonoo 


‘eQueCSte 


Re he hen orton 


Frederick R. Michell, Brooklyn, Barraba .....0......6. ceccceeee nese eenee seeeea eee eena eee ene neee ees am 
George M. Slater, Winton Park, Goolagong ................566 HN) SPARE SEATS SG MORTAR 8s Oe ASP oan 


MO aie co nc cee RE OSs OG) Or Ro bars nicer] Weer acer oemcered WE 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. [28 Supr,, 1910, 


Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1910. 


T is hereby notified, for general i: formation, that the undermentioned persons have been appointed as Electoral Registrars for 
the several Electoral Districts set against their respective names, in pursuance of the provisions of the “ Parliamentary 
Hlections Act, 1906,” viz. :— 


SCHEDULE. 
Electoral Registrar. Electoral District. In lieu of— To take effect from— 
Charles Gates, Acting Postmaster, Rozelle... “oe «| Rozelle ..| MeDonogh, relieved...| 7 Sept., 1910. 
L, M. J. Butler, Postmaster, Enmore ost ...| Newtown ...| Hill, relieved see QO SU ie Les 
W. J. Eooworth t ; ee ..-| Gordon ae ...| Hlliott, on leave 13 Sept., ,, 
J. K. Picard, Acting Postmaster, Hunter’s Hill ... ...| Lane Cove Dyce, on leave LO 3 
A. G. Olson, Clerk of Petty Sessions, Tarce rer .,.| Gloucester ... Weston, relieved ...| 9 ,, 75 
Assistant Electoral Registrar. Electoral District, In lieu of— | To take effect from— 


H. E. Richardson, Clerk Petty Sessions Office, Redfern ...| Redfern tee : Me etose 31 Aug., 1910. 

A. C. Berry, Senior-constable, Blayney Blayney tea a Capewell, on leave ...| 19 Sept., _,, 

8, F. Colman, Assistant, Post Office, Kogarah St. George ... ae sensei th dts 13 4; “5 
Deputy Electoral Registrar. Electoral District. Polling-places. In lieu of— | To ead 


Alfred Gray, Senior-constable,) Bega ... ...| Burragate ; Pericoe; Rockton; Rocky} Lynch, transferred| 1 Sept., 1910 
Wyndham. Hall; Towamba Wyndham; Yam- 
bulla. 
A. G. H. Reid, 1st Class Con-} Belubula ...| Bowan Park; Cudal; Murga; Reedy| Pope, resigned ...| 1 ,, 3 
stable, Cudal. Creek; Toogong. 
Chas. W. North, Constable,| Allowrie ...| Budgong; OCambewarra; Kangaroo] Poidevin, on leave} 2 ,, ' 
Kangaroo Valley. River; Kangaroo Valley ; Pheasant 
Ground. is 
Emanuel T. Cullen, Constable) The Lachlan ... ’ Bruie Plains ; Trundle... Wilson, on leave...) 5 ,; ip 
Trundle. 
*V. A. Champion, Clerk of Petty; Queanbeyan Gunning; Lerida Sat to .| Fisher, relieved ...| 17 Aug, 
‘Sessions, Gunning. 
Robert Hamilton, Constable,| The Lachlan ...| Fifield; Jumble Plains; Lansdale ;} Murray, transferred| 19 Sept 7 
Fifield. Tottenham; Tullamore. 


a 


*In lieu of notice published in Government Gazette of 7th September, 1910. 


IT is further notified that 1st Class Constable J. Loomes, of Wiseman’s Ferry, has been relieved, as Deputy Electoral Registrar 
keeping the roll for the Sackville polling-place, in the Hawkesbury Electorate. 


J. A. HOGUE. 


DISTRICT COURTS. 
NOTICE is hereby given that District Courts will be holden at the Court-house at the places and at tho times hereunder specified. 


When Court to he held. 


Place. ae Grice Bee Recteaaeanbere, Registrar by whom notice given. 
Tate, Hour. 

Bombala 10 Oct., 1910...} 10 | 23 Sept., 1910...) 1Sept., 19:0... H. B. Copeland. 
Bega Teh LOG ss Fe Wee it a) LO obama | yi ss » «| OC. E. Barnes. 
Casino AB was LUN OV.) 55) see | LO 25. "3 By rae » «| O. W. Small. 
Condobolin... Lanse, uate 2 4Nov., 5, 29 Aug. ,, ..| H. Breakell. 
Cooma ay. PM SAO Csi anes 10 | 16 Sept, , 5 Sept, , «..| HE. G. Hattersley. 
Cootamundra “te SA BOUNOV yes ees ce C 9 Nov., » Loans » «| H. F. W. Fletcher. 
Dubbo RAN “std ded SO Ds sf. eel LO. sine Ock. a ie, 16.5 »@--.| A. T. Cochrane. 
Eden ws Dc sacl LONOCtes o yeult eral | LOe Iso) etry cums Gs, » «| D. W. Reed. 
Grenfell... Sa PAY bs By Re 21S 1 2*OCts amass Bis » «| HO. J. Jeffreys. 
Gundagai at 225 0s renin 13) ts , 24 ,, Ay noni ba casera 
Gunnedah ... LSE; i LO aie2 Gp ODUM el see 4 ico gs » «| OC. W. Thomas. 
Moruya D4ivers é. 10 6 Oct., 55 T es » «| M. EH. Soane. 
Penrith Ee 2Nov., ;, 10%) 1b 24 ~,, » ro| Be G, Green. ; 
Temora bee ide TbiOch, vee. eeLOA eao Sept., Be ay |r aeey So tual le ays ROOK, 
Tumut ais oF eee Sines, nents Aili ita Pee 5 ‘ell Bogle Ue » «| H. Gomm 
Walgett... Heal re? fuk Hs LOM 20 heres Oe se | eed Aug. ioe dihedral dana bey Dy beanie 
Windsor ... # fe 8d Liners Pecos es puede 8) 18. Ott, igs. .0s.|:6 Sept hoy datll bod. Shemidan, 
Wyalong ie Zia » veel 10 | 24 Bept, 9, 04.) 27 Aug., » se| Je W. Lees. 
Young sages st Var Os - 10.110 Ort: iin. vc) 2 Sept (aes paces W. Collins. 


28 Sepr., 1910.) ‘NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 151. 5339 


(2024) Department of Fisheries, 

Sydney, 28th September, 1910, 
APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER CULTURE. 

\ be is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture the 


portions of land set opposite their respective names, as mentioned hereunder. 
Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Departmext Caily, excepting 
Saturdays, between 11 and 3 o’clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock. 


Any person may, by memorial to the Board of Fisheries, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds to 


be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted, 
J. A. BRODIE, 


Secretary. 
| ‘ hay a ; Ce Tale « a ae Length 
Lease 3 4 A Term of 
Applicant. Locality. Parish. County. of 
a ¥ ‘ | | Foreshore. Teaee; 
CLARENCE RIVER. Yards. 
6602 | Robert John Brown ..., The foreshores of Nihil Island, at the north| Woombah ...| Clarence ..., 1,000 | 15 years 
_ arm of the river. | ; 
6603 Do _... The foreshores of the southern, eastern, west- do is do ve 1,200 Me 


ern, and part of the northern sides of Esk 
Island, at the north arm of the river. 

The eastern side of a small island lying north do sie} do Pal OO! LD i 4 
of W. E. Ireland’s portion No. 153 of 41 
acres (at Goodwood Island), and lying 

| between Hsk and Nibil Islands. : | ; 

| On the north-eastern side of a small island} Harwood ...| do Buen SOOT sl: DRA sy 
| lying south-west of Esk Island, and north | 
| 


6607 John Mayn Davies 
6617 | John Donaghy... 


of W. Guilford’s portion No, 151 of 40 
acres, ut Goodwood Island. 


PANBULA LAKE. 


6423 | John Severs, junior ...| On the southern shore of the lake, 77 yards| Yowaka ., Auckland .., j0O | OSyears 
| south-westerly from the north-west corner | 
of John Severs’ portion No. 24 of 61 acres | 
2 roods ex. road, and extending north-, | 
| easterly. 


Gnoreu’s RIVER. 
6637 | Henry Welfare Ward... On the southern bank of George’s River, at, Sutherland ..! Cumberland | 50 | 15 years 
| the northern end of Ward and Ward’s! | 
| oyster lease No. 3,246. | 
Do: .. On the southern shore of Froghollow Bay, at clo bts do i LOOP 
| the south-western end of John Jones’ | ‘ 
| oyster lease No. 6,297. . 


) 


Watuis LAKE. 


6627 ) Lionel Ralston .. _..) On the eastern bank of Breckenridge’s Creek,| Forster Gloucester... 100 | 15 years 
| at the south-west corner of H. Woodward's) 


oyster lease No. 551, and being identical| | 
| 
| 


with the applicant’s oyster lease No. 3,148) 
expiring 80th September, 1910. | 


| 
| 


[1888] Department of Fisheries, 
Sydney, 21st September, 1910, 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER CULTURE, 


i is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Oulture the 
- portions of land set opposite their respective names az mentioned hereunder. 


Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Department daily, excepting 
Saturdays, between il and 3 o’clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock. 


Any person may, by memorial to the Board of Visheries, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on 


grounds to be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. 
J. A. BRODIG, 


| north-westerly from R. Beeson’s portion No. 11 


Secretary. 
roe Applicant. Locality. Parish. | County. Leung mere 
Port STEPHENS. Yards. 

6424 | Robert Wn. Onthe northern side of Corrie Creek, at the eastern) ..... cases {| Gloucester.,., 3800 { 15 years 

| Asquith. end of F. Holbert’s oyster lease No. 4,642, near | 

. the entrance to Wobbegong Bay and fronting the 

A. A. Company’s grant. 
6437 — Do On the eastern'side of Myall River, about 700 yards Fens es do Ws BOO. 1.15 5 

} 


Lae kG | of 40 acres. ) | | 
6625 | Alfred Laman ,,,| On the eastern side of the North Arm, lying between) «..++++-++. do 200 {15 , 
', applicant’s oyster lease No. 3,877 and J. Mor- 
__ ante’s oyster lease No. 3,557, on the frontage of 
| _ the A. A, Company’s grant. 


No. 151, 28 Supremper, 1910,—4, 


5340 


errr 
Seeeeeeeaiieneeaeenaeniadree ee 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER CULTURE—continued. 


[28 Sepr., 1910. 


Applicant. 


Locality. 


| Parish. 


Watts DAKE, 


6564 | James Barclay, junr. 


of John Moriarty’s oyster lease No. 5,658. 


Ciypz River. 
6565 ( Thomas Templeman 


On the eastern side of an inlet of the southern 
shore of Goodwin Island, at the northern end 


| On the western bank cf Mundarlow Creek, at the 


Goba 


| | southern end of T. Templeman’s oyster lease 


No. 4,516. 


6566 Do 


HawkreEsspury Rives. 


6623 | Francis D’Landro... 


Malouf’s oyster lease No. 4,871. 


: CLARENCE RIVER. 
6537 


5,690. 
Do 


4,017. 


ET eee 


[1755} 


.| On the eastern bank of Mundarlow Creek, at the 
southern end of applicant’s oyster lease No. 4,517. 


On the western bank of Mooney Mooney Creek, 
lying between sections Nos. 1 and 2 of oe. G. 


Willism T, Harding, On the southern bank of the North Arm of Clarence| 
| River, on the frontage of T. Kerin’s portion No. 
154 of 47 acres, and extending westerly from the 
| western end of W. Barclay’s oyster lease No, 


On the south-western bank of the Lake channel, on 
the frontage of H. A. Baker’s portion No, 215 of 
50 acres, and extending north-westerly from the 
northern end of W. Barclay’s oyster lease No. 


do 


Cowan 


Taloumbi .. 


Forster .. 


eee 


Harwood ... 


County. 


Length of 
Foreshore. 


Term of 
Leasa 


| 


Yards. 


Gloucester... 200 


St. Viucent..’ 1,000 


do 600 


Northumber- 
land. 


200 


Clarence 


‘5 years 


Department of Fisheries, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910, 


APPLICATIONS FOR LHASES FOR OYSTER CULTURE. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Oulture the 
portions of land set opposite their respective names as mentioned hereunder. 


Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Department daily, excepting 
Saturdays, between 11 and 3 o’clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock. 


Any person may, by memorial to the Board of Fisheries, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds 
tc be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. 


yo Applicant. Locality. 
Port STEPHENS. 
6405 | Edward Holbert On the eastern. bank of Karuah River, 462) 
; yards north-westerly from the entrance to 
Mosquito Creek and fronting the A. A. 


Company’s grant, 


CLARENCE RIVER. 
6608 | Robert John Brown 


On the southern bank of the North Arm, 


| adjoining the eastern end of J. Donaghy’s 


oyster lease No. 6,108, 


6611 | Henry Skinner... 


| lease No. 6,289. 


Grorcr’s RIVER. 


On the southern bank lying south of Carter’s 
Island, and extending easterly from appli- 
cant’s oyster lease No. 5,538. 


6445 | William Ernest Smith,,.| 


Hastines RIvER. 


On the northern bank of an ana-branch of 
Hastings River, at the south-western end 
of TS. Dick’s oyster lease No, 4,122, near 
the western point of entrance 
McDonough’s or Freeman’s Bay. 


6618 | Robert Masters... 


vee 


OCriypE RIVER. 

On the eastern bank of Waterfall Creek, at 
the southern end of T, Templeman’s oyster 
lease No, 3,223, in two sectione, excluding 
a hauling ground of about 50 yards, 


William Barclay 


to, 


On the northern bank of the North Arm, at 
eastern end of Walter Howard’s oyster 


| 


ss 


Harwood .., 


Woombah.,.. 


Sutherland | 


Cairacross ... 


Goba 


vee! 


J. A. BRODIE, 


Seeretary. 
| 
Lengthof} 7 
County. | Forethore,| of Lease 
Yards. 
Gloucester...| 400 5 years 
Clarence ...| 300 | 15 years 
do . 340 | 15 , 
Cumberland 300 | 5 years 
Macquarie..., 1650 | 15 years 
St.Vincent...] 500 | & years 


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28 Supr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151, 5341 


5S A RD lege en ele aR ema ienS See 
QUARTHRLY LIOHNSING COURTS. 
Pusrrcans, Buswenues, Sprit Mexonants, &o. 


NOTIOK is hereby given that Quarterly Licensing Oourts, under the Liquor Act, 1898, and the Liquor (Amendment) Act, 1905, 
for the consideration of applications for Publicans, Colonial Wine, Brewers, ‘and Spirit Merchants, Booth, Stand, or Packet 
Licenses, renewals, removals, and transaction of other business, will be holden at the reapective Court- houses and Police Offices at 
the tollowing places, on the dates and hours specified. 


When Court to be held. 
Date of Notice from 


Licensing District; Convened by 


Convener. 
Date. Hours 

Armidale vss vee or .:| 14 Sept. 1910 ...| 21 Oct., 1910 10 | C.J. Coghlan, O.L.C. 
Ballina ... ae ie a :..| lL Aug, » veal Ua ata ¥ 10 | G. McKay, C.L.C. 
Balranald a ee kn | 14 Sept, bea | es F 11 | W.C. Geikie, C.P.S. 
Barraba. ... bee iy si ath 10 Ta Fs ace LO a % ..| 2 | PB. A. Eldridge, C.P.S. 
Bathurst... ve re des othe bg, ' ara) Bato, H ...| 11:30 | L. W. Broughton, O.L.C. 
Bega Py ihe te nt, ek ee "y RAY (et »\ ef 11 | C. E. Barnes, C.P.S. 
Bellingen “a aa yy fee et " Aa es a, ie a | 11. | BF. W. Johnston, O.P.S. 
Berrima (Moss Vale) 3 oat .4| 80 Ang. 5 isa) Lenehan 255 ..{ 11 | GS. Shepherd, C.P.S. 
Bingara ... “ a ers «| 1 Sept, ech oe Ss ‘. | 10 | EH. P. Cusick, C.L.C. 
Braidwood ve ive aT Beek” 5 3 wl 8% 5 10 | J. Laidlaw, A.G.P.S. 
Brewarrina 3 hee LaOwe s ; eae O nies Bs 11 | J. B. Scobie, C.L.C. 
Brisbane Water (Gosford) By! Sri 8.5, rf Peet Vues . 10 | ¥. L. Foster, C.P.S, 
Broken Hill 4. i a eo ee Ee Ree 3° "4 11 | F. W.O. Crarie, 0.L.C. 
Burrowa ... ws : ; LOU; 4 ht al “4 10 | P. EB. Barnett, O.PS. 
Camden ... ate a ‘ ile ey ” Peale COUN ss 3 ‘A 10 | W. Schwarer, A. OPS. 
Campbelltown ... aes ies LSeAngs, 5 wal LS ayy 3 il | EF. D. H. Sutherland, C.L.C. 
Carcoar ... ee ia See TST cs ipied cepa ss toRgaR : 4» y ...| 10 | R. P. Browne, C.P.S. 
Casino... eae is Ac ws| 2Sept. 1910...) 14°, ie ..| 10 | O. W. Small, ‘O.P.S. 
Cobar. eee wee veg ore eee 15 » ” ee 20 ” ” oor 1} H. M. Blackmore, Cc. L. C, 
Condobolin tes fe 4 Ha | 29 Aug. 5 te oe _ 2 | H. Breakell, C.L.C. 
Cooma ., ies hs PY »-| 12 Sept, HA AS P 11 ; E.G. Hatter aley, C.P.S. 
Coonabarabran ,., ars ces iol ao eae, 5p meas as aay Bs 11 | G. Meeson, C.P.S. 
Coonamble oe Od eee oy de Sept., ” se0| 20 3 » 11 J. Sh hepherd, C.L.C. 
Cootamundra ... aie pe: es ies - 1th hao an A 11 | H.F. W. Fletcher, C.PS. 
Corowa ... re tee ee seof BO igs - Gee i) i. 11 | R. Hughes, C.P.S 

, Cowra ... aa ore nee SG aes 3 ‘sme s 10 | J. Miller, C.PS. 
Deniliquin die ay 12 5 6% a“ 11 | BP. P. Kemp, C.L.C 
Dubbo ... A bes 26 Aug., ash Aula . 11 | A. TI. Cochrane, C.L.C. 
Dungog ... os ite pds ...| 248ept., BA sj; b 10 | A.D. Donnelly, C.PS. 
Hden = 4 a 343 iY, was EDT aigy i Mealy i 11 | D. W. Reed, C.L.C. 
Forbes... si sis ate spe (920 Augis #3, 4 5 m4 LO ths, D. Thomas, C C.L.C, 
Glen Innes hoe a saa ws| 6 Sept. 3 Aart Uae a nek, , .| 10 | W. D. Stafford, C.P.8. 
Goulburn Per ‘a 12), is 10.45; 5 ; 10 | G.8. Boileau, OPS. 
Grafton ... ah ar abe 9» Hi 24 rs 11 | M. Cleeve, C.P.8. 
Grenfell ... 435 yee ay) wes) 3D. 55 > aril: BT ss si 2 | H. J. Jeffreys, C.P.S. 
Gundagai : Mie LZ, * pa cr ieee 5 11 | D. Bruce, C.PS. 
Gunnedah fav oa fy Pee ome a Bare, 10 | CO. W. Thomas, A.C.P.S. 
Hartley (Lithgow) ... sire bee] 16. 55 He ha) 10"; 4 .| 10°30 | I. W. Cohen, O.L.C. 
Hay ts ra un Sh meal sth ts # 10.4 5 j1 | B. Harrison, O.P.S. 
Hillgrove oni rT yae 23. Aug., ©; g0- 5, 3 10 | W. G. Hazell, C.P.S. 
Hillston ... = vie ’ 30), Ms ee as 5 10 | A.C. McDonald, C.L.C. 
Jerilderie to wi 10 Sept., LO aig, os 10 | J. Curry, A.C.P. 3. 
Junee ... “y said oe 24 Aug. 5, 6); . 10 | C.R. Colls, C.P.S. 
Kiama... to ae vet 6Sept., 25s 3 | 10 | G. Wheeler, C.L.C. 
Lismore ... vive oak axe 25 Aug. 4; sya iM 11 | 8. B. Gunn, C.L.0. 
Liverpool sae ea #i 1D *! Bieiys . soil whl hele D. Bs Sutherland, C.L.C. 
Maclean ,., ivy 5 Sept., 55 el Nacy ave > 10 | C. W. Swiney, C.P.S. 
Maitland (West Maitland) iy # 18 ays is 10 | R. Waddell, C.L.C. 
Metropolitan masa Police Court. 29 Aug. . » vit 2O oa ib 2 | A. Blix, C.L.C. 
Milparinka ¥ ..| 8Sept, 4 Ay ee eer i DR palit ee: Williamson, L.C, 
Mitchell (Wilcannia) . Pees Fat Keer Le aera (One > 11 | C. Wenholz. 
Moama ... tee nee “cb eairomsciinge’ Ps Bes " = 2°30 | A. Smith, A.C.PS. 
Molong ... ise eae WA fe Sire 3 11 | F.S8. Murray, O.P.S. 
Moree ... aC ee ay see i aimesy 5 Real ude hy 3 11 | N. Byrne, C.L.C. 
Moruya ... ve ws ae at ee i EN: deat . 10 | M.E. Soane, C.P.S. 
Mudgee ... <o ae iv 29 Aug, 4 Nom! y 9 11 | D.G. McDougall, C.PS, 
Mourrurundi 16% re Ay as ib Wane i 11 | J. B. Gibson, C.L.C, 
is and Merton (Muswell- 10% ra | 4» Pa 11 | E.H. Page, C.P.S. 

Too. : 

Newcastle ts at “st 22 Sept., ,, 204; F 12 | H.H. Chippindall, C.L.C. 
Nyngan #00 is iy naa veel AF Ang, 4 bi og * 3 | W.B. Geddes, C.L.C. 
Nymagee.... i “ab By ved) QE My ss 5 i 10 | 8S. T. Cupitt, A.C.P.8. 
Orange ... vi wei a ssi] 2 Sept, . 5 ¥ a sy 11 | H. J. Leary, C.L.C. 
Parkes... ad ie aa ies 4 4 19. % 4 10 | W. H. Adams, O.L.C. 
Parramatta be Be ky vot 1B: F 19-3 % 10 | @. Addison, C.L.C. 
Paterson ... bab uy ay dasha: GHG, es 18/3 0 11 | J.8. Br aid C.P.8. 
Penrith ... Wat WG %, pee NT i s5 7 11 | R. G. Green, O.L.C. 
Port Macquarie .. is Boy 3 BAG: gh > | 10 | H. A. May, C.PS. 
Port Stephens (Stroud) ee 14 ,, 9 12. ty 4 10 | R. E. Callow, L.C. 
Queanbeyan... ac aod Fe ne a u Diy Sy 12 | W.O. Russell, O.P.S. 
Quirindi .. vay yee et ees %5 BHi19 95 Fe ..| 11 | C. B. Ross, C. P. 8. 
Raymond Termce ity a AAD \ ap a Sat ae * ...| 10 | C. Grimshaw, A.C.P.S. 
Rylstone... a ode we Boe Ws IS Sama) ‘a Reh ke a f w.{ 11 | EB. Howe, O.L,C. 
Scone... ae oR ten fp BEAL. 55 » | ee{ 1L | LO. A. McDougall, C.P.S. 
Singleton bss ae vee Bd ena Py ANOS Sore Fs ...| 11 | P. EH. Eldershaw, C.L.C. 


3) >) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. [28 Sepr., 1910. _ 
QUARTERLY LICENSING COURTS—continued. 


When Court to be held. 
Date ot Notice from 


Licensing District, BS dnviner sph Ee sara Convened by 
Date Ifour. 
Tamworth Rs Ae Ws ia | 1 Sept., 1910 | 3 Oct., 1910 JO | A. R. Perry, C.P.S, 
Temora .., hs ee Sse 2 k. t ; «| 12 | BF. E. Crook, 1.0. 
Tenterfield gerne, hi ine dears | 1L | W.J. Forrest, O.P.S. 
Tumbarumba Sa , | 26205, ¥ 12 | HE, A. Mahony, C.L.C. 
Uralla.., sah aot ays Dem dhol 5 Rad ray “A 11 G. P. L. Hurgerford, C.L.C. 
Walgett ... hh a3 =) Spl) dab Ante Sas Pe Ev 9 ‘ ll A. M. Dunn, C.L.C. 
Wagga Wagea ... a nae O Sept ss 10 y A lo | J.D. Walker, J.P., C.P.S. 
Warialda... es Ke ay Coa i hela ; 11 | E. Angove, C.L.C. 
Warren ... ? Ba Ate 8, y LS cok, . See del Olea tO.ib Ss. 
Wellington ie ae a pe ate i Ks CLs At oats 3 rot peel A. G. Chipun, U.P.S. * 
Wentworth fe _— Ha Seay 2 gh tale ae oles Se erg Mees Ms A LL OAc Apnola Ose Ss. 
Windsor ... xe stan ee So ute fae “ACs a Aine . del (Ml a Ped. Sitert lan sno ec 
Wollongong... oP a Mid TSiSapey et he eo Bers oF i; | 11 | J. Saunders, 0:1.C, 
Wyalong... be ae ad stl 29 aes * walietaes af a asad 7 J. W. Lees, C.P.S. 
MOUNL oy yes ae f Has vec L20SBp tts 5) + is aa a sa ae Lae R. W. Collins, L.C. 
} i} 
ani 3 t Roti 
Maes BMAriIey DUCes, | 
PROCLAMATION 
New Sourh Waxgs, i By His Excellency The Right’ Honourable Frepsric JoHN Napier, Baron 
to wit. 


Cuztmsrorp, Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 


L.S. \ 
Son Michael and Saint George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its 


CHELMSFORD, 
Governor, Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia. 


eee it is deemed expedient to cancel the Prociamation and notification constituting the Yerranderie and Oberon 
Mining Divisions, published in Government Gazette of the 3lst March, 1909, and 19th October, 1894, respectively, and 
to constitute Mining Divisions under the names of the Yerranderie and Oberon Mining Divisions in lieu thereof: Now, therefore, 
I, Frrprrtc Joun Narizr, BARON CHELMSFORD, the Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council, and in 
pursuance of the provisions of the “ Mining Act, 1906,’ do, by this my proclamation, cancel the said proclamation and notification, 
and constitute the lands hereunder described Mining Divisions under the names of the Yerranderie and. Oberon Mining 
Divisions, of the Bathurst and Southern Mining Districts, and Bathurst Mining District, respectively. 
[1910-5,568-200 Mise. | , 
YERRANDERTE MINING DIVISION OF THE BATHURST AND SOUTHERN MINING DISTRICTS. 


DESCRIPLION. 


Includes parts of the counties of Camden and Westmoreland: Commencing at the junction of Murruin Creek and 


Wollondilly River; and bounded thence by the left bank of that creek and a tributary upwards "to Mount Shivering; by the 
boundary of the Yerranderie Gold-field, proclaimed 2nd June, 1909, westerly and generally north-easterly, to the Kowmung 
River; by the right banks of that and Cox’s River, downwards, and Wollondilly and Nattai Rivers upwards, to a point east of 
the south-east corner of portion 82, parish of Jellore, county of Caméen; by a line and a south boundary of that portion; by a 
line south- westerly to Mount Jellore and a line north-westerly to the south-east corner of portion 91; by the south and part of 
the west boundaries of that portion and the south boundary of portion 58 and its prolongation to a point north of the north-east 
corner of portion 41; by a line, the north and west boundaries of that portion and the prolongation of the latter, to a point east 
of the north-east corner of portion 3; by a line, the north boundaries of that portion and portion 72 and prolongation of the same 
to the east boundary of portion 69, parish of Wanganderry ; by. part of that boundary, part of the south and the east boundary of 
portion 63; by a line northerly to the south-east corner of portion 91; by the east boundary of that portion and a line north to 
a point east of the north-east corner of portion 62; by a line and the north boundary of that portion to Wollondilly River; and 
by the left bank of that river upwards, te the point of commencement. 


The above is in lien of Yerranderie Mining Division, proclaimed 8ist March, 1909, revoked this day. 


OBERON MINING DIVISION OF THE BATHURST MINING DISTRICT. 
; DESCRIPTION. 


Embracing parts of the counties of Westmorcland and Georgiana : Commencing on Wiseman’s Creek on the boundary 
between the parishes of Oberon and Jocelyn; and bounded thence by part of that boundary southerly and by the boundary 
between the parishes of Jocelyn and Crete to the north-east corner of portion 28, parish of Crete; by part of the eastern boun- 
dary of that portion ; by the right banks of Ben Bingle Creek downwards and Brisbane Valley Creek upwards to the western 
side of a road 1 chain wide (catalogued R. 548-1,003 roll) from Oberon to Swatchfield; by that side of that. road generally 
southerly to the south boundary of portion 1, parish of Beemarang;. by part of the south boundary of that portion west to a 


point due north of the north-west corner of portion 43; by a line and part of the west boundary of that portion to the range - 


dividing the waters of Campbell’s and Abercrombie Rivers; by that range and the Main Dividing Range generally easterly and 
south-easterly to the range forming the southern watershed of the Kowmung River; by that range and the western boundary of 
Yerranderie Gold-field, proclaimed 2nd June, 1909, generally north-easterly to the Kowmung River; by the right banks of 
that river downwards and Cox’s River upwards to the southern boundary of the parish of Lidsdale, county of Cook, which 
partly forms the boundary between the counties of Cook and Westmorcland ; by that county boundary.to Solitary Creek; by 
that creek downwards and Crown Ridge Creek upwards to the uorth boundary of portion 257, parish of Thornshope ; by part of 
the north and part of the west boundary of that portion to the western side of a road from Bowenfels to Fish River Creek,—as 
shown on plans catalogued R. 5,557-5,555-1,48a-91L0A-1,603; by that side of that road generally southerly to the north 


boundary of the parish of Blenheim; by part of the north boundary of that parish, the north and part of the west boundary 


of the parish of Oberon, to the point of commencement. 
The above is in lieu of the Overon Mining Division, notified 19th October, 1894, caricelled this day. 
Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, this twentieth day of September, in the year of our Lord one thousand 
nine hundred and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
; ; Jy. A. HOGUE, 
{718} GOD SAVE THE KING! 


Ss 


28 Srpr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 151. 5343 


‘ 


[2015] Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


NOTICES TO APPLIOANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING AND FOR PURPOSES IN CONNECTION WITH 
MINING; TO LESSEES UNDER SUCH LEASES, AND TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. 


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT— 


THE undermentioned applications for Leases of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, have been approved 
by His Excellency the Governor and the Executive Council. 


Departmental No. Lese! | Name, ge | Locality. Area. | 3 | ven hanee 
! i ee ol — a mS —_ . & oe ——— — — 
FOR GOLD-MINING LEASES. 
[1910-8,300 L.B. ; 8,301 L.B. ; 8,303 L.B.; 8,479 L.B.; 8,480 L.B.; 8,481 L.B.) 
ae) Eee 
Coramba 299 { 35 | EF. O. Malley {qt 207 | County Fitzroy, parish Moonee...) 1 0 0 (90° 11 June, 1910 
4 go! | 36,} Do sed Ungcomyp i be ; Tn ARPS Oe A Oe te ae 
Wellington 20 | 52 | L. J. Astley and ors.) ,, 21 | County Bligh, parish Yarragal...) 4 3 35 20°) 13\Jun., 3 
Canowindra 10* | IL | W. Murray and ors...) ,, 128 | County Ashburnham, parish) 1 3 6| 20} Lduly,  » 
| | Collett. 
Barmedman, 10 10 | J: Baker — ... el lea 15 | County Bland, parish Gidgingid-| 20 0 0 90: | 13 Dees 1909 
| | einbung. 
Gundagai 9+ | 37 | The Scottish Austra: x 1 County Buccleuch, parish Dar-| 4 0 3%! 20) 24 June, 1910 
| lian Investment) balara. | 
| Company (Ltd.). 
Swamp Oak’ 12¢; 12 | E.R. Graham wily 63 | County Parry, parish Walcha ...| 10 0 0 20S AUL vel gy 
Copeland 46 | 46 | P. Zoephel and ors...) 57 | County Gloucester, parish Boranel| 10 0 0 | 20 | 26 July. 
Coramba 35 | 4t | D. Griffin... ., ,, 200] County Fitzroy, parish Moonee.) 5 0 0|20| 4Aug, 5 
re 36 | 42 O. Cunningham ...| 36 . & at 290) 0-) 20" Sie: 5 
Moonan Flat 14 | 14 | R. W. Oram Sta oee 34 | County Durham, parish Omadale 6 0 °0| 20| 25 July, ,, 
Hill End 103® | 112 | J. Longmore & anr...) ,, 249 County Wellirgton, parish Tam-| 1 af E2Sr 200 ys Fe 
baroora, 
Rockley 78*+| 177 | Main Ridge Extended) ,, 78 | County Westmoreland, parish} 1 3 37 | 20 24June, ,, 
| Alluvial Gold- Irene. 
mining Co. (No-I.). 
FOR MINERAL LEASES. 
[1910-8,302 L.B.; 8,486 L.B.; 8,482 L.B.] 
Emmaville 119%! 136 Sue Fong ... ... ML 19 | County Gough, parish Strathbogie) 20 0 9 | 20) 3 Aug,, 1910 
| North. | 
Scone 12*+ 17 A. Weidmann and ,, 11 | County Durham, parish Rowan... 6 0 30! 20 | 24Feb., 1909 
others. | | | | 
+ 13*¢ 18 Do Saris 12 | do do we 2 016 | 20; 19 May, ;; 
Deepwater 101 112. W. Tomison se 99s 66 | County Gough, parish Wellington) 20 0 0 | 20> 7 Mar, 1910 
Vale. 


113 | Do Se sttdy lorsiGne do oti awit (21.41 S404 20 B27 as ¥ 
127 | Roekvale Wolfram _,, 50 County Clive, parish Rockvale...) 39 0 0! 20| 2duly, , 
Mines (Limited). | | 
' | | 


+ Whole of surface reserved. + Part of surface reserved, 


* 102* 
i 116 


* As modified, 


i 


THE undermentioned application for a Lease of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, L906, has been approved 
by His Excellency the Governor and the Executive Council. 


FOR A LEASE FOR MINING PURPOSES. 


[1910-8,304 L.B.] . 

Departmental No. | it vane Sea Locality. ty ; Area. | 3 Application 
Ue Saale Be a : akan sire a YS RR se ol RS SAN oR MA as) eee ee y 
| | | | | 
| | (oa, 3. pail 
Capertee 5* | 26 | The Invincible Col-| wn 21 | County. Roxburgh, parish Cullen) 5 0 24 | 20 | 25 May, 1909 

| liery (Ltd.). Bullen. | ; 


* * As modified. 
In lieu of notice in Government Gazette of 4th May, 1910, 


eee 


THE undermentioned applications for Mining Leases of Private Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, have been 
approved by His Excellency the Governor and the Executive Council. 
[1910-8,483 ; 8,484; 8,485 L.B.] 


Date of 


Departmental No. tes Name. pee | Locality. | Area, | & Application. 
| | 
| b es od wet OL 
Rockley 73) 155 J. Eastlake | P@n 84 | County Westmoreland, parish) 18 322 | 20) 7 May, 1910 
| (part of 189 _—_— Irene. (surface right 
| | and 190). Tae. yee! 
. 77* 159 | Do Vel Bane oUrs: | Do do danke - 0) ESE ZO | oO dy 7 
P (part of 190). 
£ 79 163 | A.E, Bennett...) Pan 82 Do doe Poe He aan 20") BBS 
| (part of 188). - (surface right 
| | % JO 0): 


* The whole of surface reserved. ; 


5344 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. [28 Supr., 1910. 


NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &o0.—continued. 


THE undermentioned application for a Mineral Lease of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, has been 
refused, the area applied for being now the subject of a later application by the same applicant. 


[1910-8,306 L.B.] 


pea Ta 
Departmental No. ne Name. Bortlon | Badkivia’ «iv | ran | ibe of 
Cobar 51 146 | The ©. 8, A, Mines} mz 4 | County Robinson, parish BAlGOglPEUy 40 0 0} 30 July, 1910 
(Limited). 


NE Merce ee ee eh pe AER a ety ee ee 


IT is intended to refuse the undermentioned applications for Leases of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 
1906, and that notice of such refusal will be published in the Government Gazette of 12th October, 1910; and the land 
referred to in such applications will, after publication of the Government Gazette of that date (viz., at 2°80 o’clock p,m.), be 
open to be taken possession of, in terms of the Mining Act and Regulations, provided there be then no adverse title to the land. 


Departmental No. tora} Name. No. Locality. 


Portion 


5 Date of 
Area. | Application. 


FOR A GOLD-MINING LYASE. 
[1910-8,307 L.B.] a. 7. 
Rockley 103 | 207 | J. Nicholson.., ...| @L 275 | County Bathurst, parish Ponsonby ...] 5 0 
FOR MINERAL LEASES. 
[1910-8,487 L.B.] 
R. Cowlishaw if ase County Atayle, parish Mornin ..| 80 0 0 
‘ ipa oO Oo) a 


| 6 Aug., 1910 


Goulburn 24, 


o 25 


40 
41 


4 April, 1910 
4 


” ” 


J. Fay 


THE undermentioned Gold-mining Leases of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, have been voided 
the Lessees having failed to execute and take delivery thereof when called upon to do so. 


[1910-7,906 L.B. ; 7,963 L.B.] 


‘i 2 
Departmental No, ae Name. bid Locality. | Area. | Date of Lease, 
fare ; rath T isa RRM Ge Ge Ne 
a. 2, pe 
Oberon 15 | 64 | ¥. Fountain ... | ML 15 | County Westmoreland, parish Aber-| 20 0 0 | 15 June, 1910 
' corn. 
Wattle Flat 19] 20 | W. M. Rewell --| @L 211 | County Roxburgh, parish Sofala coats DO (0 1 BOs, ” 


es ———__- 


_ IT is intended to void the undermentioned Mining Lease of Private Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, and 
that notice of such voidance will be published in the Government Gazette of 12th October, 1910; and the land referred to in 


such lease will, after publication of the Government Gazette of that date (viz., at 2°30 o’clock p.m.), be open to mining titles, 
in terms of the Mining Act and Regulations. 


[1910-8,308 L.B.} 
Departmental No | Local Name. pee | Locality. Area, | Date of Lease. 
%. t. Ds 
GlenInnes 14) 80 | D. Taylor .., | PML 6,| County Gough, parish Rusden... «| 1 O O| 22 April, 1910 
part of 


245, 


IT is intended to void the undermentioned Mineral Lease of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, 
and that notice of such voidance will be published in the Government Gazette of 12th October, 1910; and the land referred 
to in such lease will, after publication of the Government Gazette of that date (viz., at 2°30 o’clock, p.m.}, be open to be taken 
possession of, in terms of the Mining Act and Regulations. 


[1910-8,309 L.B.] 


Departmental No ees 


: | 
Name. | aroeny | Locality, | Area, | Date of Lease. 
Se ee ce ee OE re RE 


. Be Es. De 
Yerranderie 10| 465 ae D. Byrne, ‘| ML 19 | County Westmoreland, parish Colong] 40 1 3 


27 May, 1910 
SRO seas ae nae NE Re PRN a) ASEAN. VENI EDK) ("OOS 


THE undermentioned applications for Gold-mining Leases of Crown Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, have 
been refused. 


[1910-8,305 L.B.] 


——. 


Departmental No. a Name Hee? | Locality. Vig | Area. | Appltcadith. 
a | | 
, py] 
Rockley 79/178 | W.D. Johnston... ...... County Westmoreland, parish Irene 25 0 0; 1lduly, 1910 
80 | 179 Do Pe Loree do do | 25 0 O;1 y ” 
rn 81 | 180 | Do in icv: do do vel] 20 0 OT eae ” 


28 Srpr., 1910.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 151. 5345 


NOTION TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &o.—continued. 

IT is proposed to cancel the undermentioned Authority, issued in terms of section 17, Mining Act, 1906, and 
notice of cancellation thereof will be published in the Government Gazette of 12th October, 1910; and the land roferred to 
in such Authority will, unless held under some other title, after publication of the Government Gazette of that date (viz., at 2°30 
o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for occupation in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. 


[R. 1910-5,519] 


i re 


nn a se a 


Portion 
No. 


Locality. ; Area. | Application No. 
— ft _— er ee 
| 
Re Yer Pi 
20 A. Brown... Be wed sacl aacace | County Westmoreland, parishes Terni| 4,000 0 0| 2 Yerranderie. 
and Wingecarribee, (about). 


THE undermentioned Mineral Leases have been cancelled for non-fulfilment of the labour conditions. 


rig10-5.311] 


igs a Locality. - | Area | Application No. 


Ee ee 


No. Name. 


a. rp: 
10441 | The Calvert Goldand Copper Mining| ui 3 | County Bathurst, parish Calvert ..| 40 O O| Blayney ll 
Company (No-Liability). | 


10577 Do Povey hae ee do do | 40 0 O 12 


THE undermentioned Gold-mining Leases have been cancelled for non-fulfilment of the labour conditions. 
[1910-5,322; 5,313} 


Se ey eee ae ee aes Sy ae it 8) rs 


eas Naine. Peon Locality | Ares. | Application No. 
Baruvrst Mryineé DIstBict. date pe 


1693 | The Calvert Gold and Copper Mining| 379 | County Bathurst, parish Calvert: ...{ 3 0 O | Blayney 105 
Company (No-Liability). 


Mintne Act, 1906. 


309 | H.A, Hodges Ber ie 2 au 44 | County Roxburgh, parish Wiagdon a 1 3 17 | Wattle Flat 10-11 
| } 


THE undermentioned Mineral Lease has been cancelled for non-fulfilment of the labour conditions contained 
therein, and the land comprised in the lcase hereunder mentioned will, unless held under some other title, upon publication 
of this Notice (viz., at 2°30 o'clock p.m., Sydney time, to-day), be available for occupation, in. terms of the Mining Act of 
1906. 

_ [1910-5,198 


Mininea Act, 1906. 


No. Name. ian | Locality. | Area. | Application No, 


&. ft. p- 
County Westmoreland, parishes Aber-/ 80 0 0 Oberon 25-35 
| corn and Banshea. | 


495 ¥F, Fountain ,.. ae an 1 ML 24 


or 


IT is ptoposed to cancel the undermentioned Lease for Mining purposes, and notice of cancellation thereof will be 
published in the Government Gazette of 12th October, 1910 ; and the land referred to in such lease will, unless held under somo 
other title, after publication of Government Gazette of that date (viz., at 2°80 o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for 
occupation, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. 
[A. 1910-5,474] 


Minine Act, 1906. 


$$ =! Shee a ee SS NE ~- — -—~ — 


Locality. | Area, | Application No, 


#2. iB. 
83 | E. W. Wright)... 00 ws) +y.| MU 50 | County Northumberland, parish New-| 0 1 173 Newcastle 2-32 
castle. 


=, } 


5346 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. [28 Supr., 1910. 


NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &c.—continued. 


IT is proposed to cancel the undermentioned Gold-mining Lease, and notice of cancellation thereof will be published 
in the Government Gazette of 12th October, 1910; and the land referred to in such lease will, unless held under some other 
title, after publication of Government Gazette of that date (viz., at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for occupation, 
in terms of the Mining Act, 19U6. 


[A. 1910-5,476] 


Lacuian Minine District. 


cfanpil tet Neha Ah be. Ba at aes I 
| 


Portion Locality. Area, | Application No 


No. Name. - No. 


Forbes 398 


| &: Te. Pp. 
1070 = -W. G. Parish ose aoe .. @t 123 | County Ashburnham, parish Forbes....; 10. O 0 


W. H. WOOD, 


First Insertion. 


NOTICE UNDER SECTION 91 OF THE MINING ACT, 1906, AND REGULATION 106, 


MW] OTICE is hereby given that an application, as hereunder, has been made in terms of the abovementioned Act for a 
Jie Dredging Lease to mine for Gold by means of Hydraulic Sluicing Plant, in and on the area described, and that I, the 
Warden of the District, having been so directed by the Secretary for Mines, will, on the 19th day of October, 1910, at 10 a.m., 
at the Warden’s Court at Bingara, hold an inquiry concerning such application. 


Any objection to the application must be lodged with me in the Warden’s Office at Bingara, before the day above 


mentioned. 
SCHEDULE. 
cp iret ie Name of Applicant. Description of Ares. Area. | Apaan 
| "A , | | 
: ‘ SereL Dp, | 
Bingara 15) John Herbert) Portion G.L, 88, parishes of Hall and Macintyre, county of Murchison,, 40 O O | 24Dee., 1909 
| Cumberbatch | situated on Gouron Gouron Creek: Commencing at a point due 
| Farrar. | south about 25 chains from the south-cast corner of portion 7, 
parish of Macintyre ; and extending thence north about 88 chains ; | 
and thence north-westerly about 35 chains, | 
W. I. PERRY, Warden. 
Dated this 22nd day of September, 1910. [1952] 
[1954] Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF RESERVE FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN GLOUCESTER GOLD-FIELD), PARISH OF 
GOOLOONGOLOK, COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER. 


| Excellency ‘the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the’ 


concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of, the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 
Act, 1906, Reserve from conditional sale (within Gloucester Gold-field), hereunder described, shall be revoked, and it is hereby revoked 


accordingly. ; 
£1910-7,000-202 Misc.] _ W. H. WOOD. 
SCHEDULE. 
{ a 7 a | dl 
Bandas ete: Reserve! Date of at | 
District. | Division. | “yo, Purpose. NOEAGAiOnS County. Parish. Shire, |) > Areas Part revoked, Papers No. 
&- 12, Dp. 
Taree | Eastern «se | Reserve from con-| 25 Mar., 1879; Gloucester | Gooloon~ Manning ...| 2,000 0 0} The whole; now included)  ...sorsece 
ditional sale golok. (about), within an area set apart 
(within Glouces- this day for additional 
ter Gold-field). | holdings and Special Leases 
1909-1, 3, and 5. 
{2019} Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 30,039 FROM SALE FOR MINING PURPOSES, PARISH OF BARTON, 
COUNTY OF COOK, 


| ES Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 
Act, 1906, part of Reserve No. 30,039 from sale for mining purposes, hereunder described, shall be revoked, and it is hereby revoked 


| 
| Purpose. | Notification, 


a rp. 
From sale for) 21 Oct.,1899 ...| Cook ...| Barton .... Blaxland .,.|880 0 0 

mining Gann | (about.) 
| poses. | 
t 


accordingly. 
(1910-7,308-202 Misc. ] J A. HOGUE. 
ScHEDULE. 
eae Division. Pate | Date of County. | Parish. | Shire. | Area, | Part revoked. Papers No. 
| 


That part within reserve No. 45,619)... 00.000 


Litigow ..| Hastern..| 30,039 | 
| from sale for public recreation, 
i 


} 


notified 17th August, 1910. 


28 Sxpr., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 


5347 


Tfands Department Motices. 


APPOINTMENT. 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to relieve 'T. 
Campbell, Esquire, J.P., of his position of Member of 
the Local Land Board for the Land District of Mur- 
willumbah for the Meeting of that Board, commencing 
at Murwillumbah on the 27th October, 1910, and to 
appoint 
J. Barrtz, Esquire, J.P., to be a Member of the said 
Board for the said Meeting, in lieu of Mr. Camp- 
bell (M1. 1910-8,873). 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the Closer Settlement Acts, to appoint 


Mr. Epwakp JoHNnsTong SIEVERS as an Assessor of the Court 
to hear the appeal of EF. Livingstone-Learmonth, the 
General Superintendent of the Australian Agricultural 
Company, against the Advisory Board’s valuation of the 
part of the Warrah Estate, resumed by Gazette notice 
dated the 31st August, 1910. 

S. W. MOORE. 


1963 ] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


Ae is hereby notified, for public information, that the under- 
mentioned gentlemen have been appointed Licensed Sur- 
veyors for this State :— 


Mr. William Percy Steane. 
Mr. Robert James Rain, 


[M1. 1910-8,382 and M1. 1910-8,636] ) 
S. W. MOORE. 


— 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


[1970] 
1s is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accord- 
ance with the provisions of the 106th section of the Crown 
Lands Act of 1884, His Excellency the Governor, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, has approved of The 
Reverend J. O’Sullivan and Messrs. J. Navin and J. Graham, 
being removed from their positions as Trustees of the portion 
of the General Cemetery at Alstonville, dedicated 17th 
October, 1876, set apart for Roman Catholic Burial Ground, 
and they are hereby accordingly removed. 


(Ms. 1910-14445] S. W. MOORE. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


{19713 
iG is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accord- 
ance with the provisions of the 106th section of the Crown 
Lands Act of 1884, His Excellency the Governor, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, has approved of Mr. H. BH. 
Lansdown, who has left the district, being removed from his 
position as a Trustee of the portion of the General Cemetery 
at Cowra, dedicated 15th August, 1871, set apart for Church 
of England Burial Ground, and he is hereby accordingly 
removed. 


[Ms. 1910-12,948] S. W. MOORE. 


[1972] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accord- 
ance with the provisions of the 106th section of the 
Crown Lands Act of 1884, His Excellency the Governor, 
with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to 
approve of the appointment of the undermentioned gentlemen 
as Trustees respectively of the portions of land hereinafter 
particularised, namely :— 


The portion of the General Cemetery at Alstonville, dedicated 
17th October, 1876, set apart for Roman Catholic Burial 
Ground :— 


The Right Reverend John Carroll, 
The Very Reverend Michael Quinn, 
The Reverend Richard Henry Williams, 
Messrs. Hugh Daley, 

Owen Cawley 


(in lieu of The Right Reverend E. Torreggiani, D.D., deceased, 
The Reverend J. O’Sullivan, and Messrs. J. Navin and J. 
Graham, removed, and J. Bryant, resigned. 

(Ms. 1910-14,445] 


No. 151, 28 SepremBer, 1910,—5, 


tae 


. 
The portion of the General Cemetery at Cowra, dedicated Lith 
August, 1871, set apart for Church of England Burial 
Ground :— 


The Reverend Alfred James Gardner 


(in lieu of Mr. H. EB. Lansdown, removed). 
[ Ms. 1910-12,948 ] 


Recreation Ground at Jindera, area 28 acres, dedicated 14th 
November, 1893 :— s85 
Messrs. William John Cross, 
Carl Friederich Molkentin 


(in lieu of Mesars. E, Cross, and J. G. Keighran, resigned). 
(Ms. 1910-14,808] 


Recreation Ground at Liverpool, area 54 acres, dedicated 20th 
January, 1893 :— 


Messrs. Robert Clyde Rowe, 
Elias John Joseph Hamon 


(in lieu of Messrs. H, Murphy and D, Donnan, resigned). 
[Ms. 1910-14,975 ] 


Racecourse and Show Ground (addition) at Cowra, area 1 acre 
2 roods 10 perches, dedicated 3rd August, 1910 :—. 


Messrs. John Edmund Foley. 
John Chivers. 
Reginald Bede Phillips. 
James Smith. 
Joseph Charles Ryall. 
Hugh McLaren. 
(Ms. 1910-14,505 ] 


Racecourse and Show Ground at Gundagai, area 160 acres 1 
rood, dedicated 1ith September, 1901 :— 


John Walsh, Esquire 
(in lieu of Mr, W. E. Kyle, deceased). 


[Ms. 1910-14,568] S. W. MOORE. 


(1973] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accordance 
with the provisions of the Public Trusts: Act, 1897, His 
Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, has been pleased to approve of the appointment of the 
undermentioned bodies as Trustees respectively of the portions 
of land hereinafter particularised, namely :— 


The portion of the General Cemetery and addition thereto at 

Willyama (Broken Hill), dedicated 12th April, 1889, and 2nd 

August, 1902, respectively, set apart for Mohammedan Burial 

Ground, being allotment No. 12 of the Cemetery subdivision :— 
The Council of the Municipality of Broken Hill. 


(Ms. 1910-14,682] 


Reserve No. 45,728 at Seaham, county of Durham, parish of 
Seaham, area 19 acres 1 rood 38 perches, notified 7th Sep- 
tember, 1910, for Water Supply :— 


The Council of the Shire of Port Stephens, 
(Ms, 1910-13,025] 


Reserve No. 45,501 at Jerilderie, county of Urana, parish of 
Jerilderie South, area 10 acres, being portion 44, notified 20th 
July, 1910, for Night-soil Depdt :— 


The Council of the Municipality of Jerilderie. 
[Ms. 1910-14,273] 


The portion of Reserve No. 45,503 for General Cemetery at 
Ravine, county of Buccleuch, parish of Pinbeyan, notified 20th 
July, 1910, set apart for Church of England Burial Ground :— 
The Church of England Property Trust, Diocese of 
— Goulburn. 


[Ms. 1910-14,050] S. W. MOORE. 


5348 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 


[28 Sepr., 1910. 


[1974} Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


[ is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accord- 
ance with the provisions of the Public Trusts Act, 1897, 
His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Hxecu- 
tive Council, has been pleased to approve of thé appointment 
of the undermentioned gentlemen as additional Trustees 
respectively of the portions of land hereinafter particularised, 
namely :— d 

The portion of the General Cemetery at Cowra, dedicated 15th 
August, 1871, set apart for Church of England Burial 
Ground :— 

Messrs. Alfred Ernest Thomas. 
Alexander William Marshall. 

[M 51910-12,948] 


Reserve No. 37,359 at Porter’s Pass, Blackheath, county of 
Cook, parish of Hartley, area about 200 acres, notified 12th 
March, 1904, for Public Recreation :— 
Messrs. William McCall. 
Thomas Nixon. 
Walter Woodhead. 
[Ms, 1910-14,980] 


Reserve No. 26,825 on the Nepean River, county of Cook, 
parishes of Warragamba end Strathdon, area 1,170 acres, 
notified 6th November, 1897, for Public Recreation :— 


Albert Edward Bennett, Haquire. 
[Ms. 1910-14,531] S. W. MOORE. 


[1975] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


T ishereby notified, for publicinformation, that, in accordance 
with the provisions of the Public Trusts Act, 1897, 
His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Hxeca- 
tive Council, has been pleased to approve of the appointment 
of the undermentioned gentlemen as Trustees respectively of 
the portions of land hereinafter particularised, namely :—~ 


Reserve No. 26,825 on the Nepean River, county of Cook; 
parishes of Warragamba and Strathdon, area 1,170 acres, 
notified 6th November, 1&97, for Public Recreation :— 

John Western Tremain, Esquire 
(in lieu of Mr. Henry Bennett, deceased). 
[Ms. 1910-14,531] 


The portion of Reserve No. 45,290 for General Cemetery at 
Burren Junction, county of Jamison, parish of Dewhurst, 
notified 25th May, 1910, set apart for Unsectarian Burial 
Ground :— 


Messrs. William Harris. 
Michael Mulckey. 
William Boake. 
William Wallace. 
John Houlahan. 
Arthur Slack-Smith. 
Honry William Jones. 

(Ma. 1910-14,550] 


The portion of Reserve No. 45,238 for General Oemetery at 
Araluen, county of St. Vincent, parish of Araluen, notified 
llth May, 1910, set apart for Roman Catholic Burial 
Ground :— 
The Reverend Michael McNamara. 
Messrs. Michael Naughton. 
Philip Madigan. 


(Ms. 1920-14,515] S. W. MOORE. 


[2052] PDopartment of Lands, 
Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


abe is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accord- 

ance with the provisions of the Public Trusts Act, 1897, 
His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Ixecutive 
Council, has been pleased to approve of the appointment of 
the undermentioned gentleman es a Trustee of Reserve No. 
30,836, at Bendemeer, county of Inglis, parish of Bendemeer, 
area 120 acres, notified 21st April, 1900, for Racecourse, 
namely :— 

Gerald William FitzGerald, Esquire 
(in liou of Mr, J. Toole, deceased), 


[Ms, 1909-4,619] S. W. MOORE. 


[2056] Department of Lands 


Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


CENTENNIAL PARK LANDS. 


jhe pursuance of the provisions of the Centenary 
Park Sale Act (No. 23, 1904) I, the Premier and 
Attorney-General, do hereby notify that the under- 
mentioned lots of the Centennial Park Lands will be 
offered on Wednesday, the 5th October, 1910, at 
11.80 a.m., at the Rooms of Messrs. Hardie and 
Gorman, 133 Pittstreet, Sydney. 


C. G. WADE. 

Allotment. Section, 
34, 35, and 36 bite ee 
29 Phe ual es eh Ee Hes 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 28th September, 1916, © 


APPROACHING LAND SALES. 


ROWN LANDS have been advertised in the Government 
Gazette for salo at the undermentioned places and 
dates :-— 


bpd: 
e. 
Acacia CrerkK—Tuesday, llth October, 1910... 131 
AsHurorp—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910... ee MEN 
BaRMEDMAN— Wednesday, 5th October,1910 ... 131 
Broa—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 a ice tO 
Buiitringen— Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 oon 
Boorowa—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 Soe Lal 
Burren Juncrion—Saturday, Sth October, 1910... 131 
Carcoar—Wednesday, 12th October, 1910 #250381 
Copar—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910... 30) 26H 
CoonaMBLE—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 tie 
Duspo—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 ... oe PSH 
Forses—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 ... we 181 
Gosrorp— Wednesday, 5th October, 1910... ve OS 
Grarton—Tuesday, 4th October, 1910... Pe ell 
Do Tuesday, 18th October, 1910... wat 88 
Kurri Kurri—Saturday, Sth October, 1910 Jk YLBE 
Motona— Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 ... Bee. lies) 
Moss VaLe—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 ... 151 
Muperr—Wednesday, Sth October, 1910 ... fa 234 
Oxanexr—Wednesday, 19th October, 1910... Bey ea Ete 
Prax Hir~t—Friday, 7th October, 1910... wis TOL 
Sypnry—Tuesday, 4th October, 1910 sau 4. 13h 
Tarke— Wednesday, 5th October, 1910... Pd) £9 | 
TenoRA—Tuesday, 4th October, 1910 whe we 131 
TumnaRuMBa— Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 ... 131 
Tomut—Wednesday, 26th October, 1910 ... Agta 
Tuncurry—Wednesday, 19th October, 1910 ». 138 
Waeca Waceaa—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910... 131 
WaARDELL—Tuesday, 4th October, 1910... PRS AN PH 
WariaLpa—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 how 
WELLINGTON— Wednesday, 2nd November, 1910... 108 
WitLtyamaA— Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 ieent ed 
Wratona—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 sod lok 
Youne—Wednesday, 5th October, 1910 ... ee ft | 
8. W. MOORE. 


— 


[2064] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


PROPOSED CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY 
PARTS OF ROADS. 
OTICE is hereby given that the Minister for Lands 
is of opinion that it is expedient to close, under 
the provisions of the 19th and 20th sections of the 
the “Public Roads Act, 1902,” the parts of roads 
hereunder described; and all persons interested aro 
hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed 
to the Minister, within one month from date of this 
notice, any objections which may appear to them to 
exist to the closing of the said parts of roads. 


S. W. MOORE. 


DESCRIPTION. 


Unnecessary part of road along south-east boun- 
dary of mining reserve 12,765, extending from west 
extremity of South-street to north-eastern side of 
rifle range site, and unnecessary part of road_ east 
of reserve 12,765 (being southern extremity of Lind- 
say-street) within the boundaries of said rifle range, 
town of Hargraves—suburban lands—parish of Har- 

raves, county of Wellington, Meroo Shire No. 53. 
Roads 1910-509-2] 


Pe _ 


28 Sepr., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 151. 


5349 


[1966] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


| i IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the Executive Council, having approved of the 
following Regulations for the portion of the General 
Cemetery at Port Macquarie, set apart for Church of 
England Burial Ground, such Regulations are hereby 
published for public information. 


[Ms. 1910-15,688] S. W. MOORE. 


We, the Trustees of the Church of England portion of 
the General Cemetery at Port Macquarie, under our 
powers, in virtue of our being charged with the care 
and management of the said Burial Ground, do hereby 
make the following Regulations for the management 
thereof :— 

1. This burial ground shall be for the purpose of 
burying the dead of the Church of England. 

2. The trustees may appoint agents to manage the 
said burial ground, subject to the control of the said 
trustees. 

3. The trustees by their agents shall keep proper 
accounts of all moneys received and all moneys dis- 
bursed in connection with the burial ground, and, if 
so required, shall furnish the vouchers for all moneys 
expended, and a copy of their accounts for any year 
to the Minister for Lands. 

4, All moneys received in connection with the burial 
ground shall be paid into some Bank to the credit of 
an account in the name of the ‘“‘Trustees of the Port 
Macquarie Church of England Burial Ground,’’ and 
cheques drawn upon the account shall be signed by at 
least two of the persons appointed to operate upon the 
same. 

5. All moneys received in connection with the 
burial ground shall be applied by the trustees,— 
Firstly, in payment of salaries, wages, and current 
expenses; secondly, in constructing and keeping in 
repair fences, drains, buildings, and other permanent 
works; thirdly, in beautifying and adorning the burial 
ground. 

6. The trustees may appoint a secretaiy, and ky 
their agents appoint a sexton, and such other officers 
and servants as may be necessary, and may fix the 
respective amounts of salary or wages to be paid to 
them. 

7. The trustees may appoint an officer-in-charge, 
who shall receive moneys, and regulate, manage, and 
decide all matters of detail arising in connection with 
the burial ground. The officer-in-charge may be one 
of the trustees, or the secretary, or such officer or per- 
son as the trustees may appoint. 

8. The trustees shall, as soon as possible after their 
appointment, and afterwards as occasion may from 
time to time require, cause proper provision to be 
made for fencing, laying out, and draining so much 
of the burial ground as may then be required for use. 

9. The trustees may erect gateways, houses, offices, 
and other necessary buildings; make roads, avenues, 
and walks; plant trees and shrubs; and do and per- 
form any other matter or thing which may be re- 
quired for the proper and efficient management and 
adornment of the burial ground. 

10. The trustees shall divide the burial ground into 
sections and shall allot portions within those sections ; 
and shall cause a plan to be made showing the sec- 
tions and portions of the burial ground, and shall 
sign and certify the plan when made. The plan, cr 
copy thereof shall be kept for reference in the office 
of the officer-in-charge. 

11. The trustees shall cause a Register to be kept, 
in which shall be entered the name and addition of 
every person whose body is interred in the burial 
ground, and the section, portion, and number of the 
grave in which the interment has been made, and the 
date of the interment; the entries shall be made im- 
mediately after each interment. 

12. The fees and charges specified in the Schedule 
hereto annexed shall be payable in advance to the 
trustees, but the trustees may in any case of poverty, 
if they see fit, remit wholly or in part the fees and 
charges payable upon an interment. 

18. The trustees shall, upon payment of the appro- 
priate charge, issue certificates on the prescribed 
form, securing the exclusive right of burial in one or 
more specified portions of the burial ground; but the 
trustees may and shall refuse to sell a certificate for 
more than one portion to any person if they are 
satisfied that an attempt is being made to create a 
monopoly, or to deal in those certificates in the way of 
business, and that the person applying to purchase is 
privy to such attempt. 

14. A certificate may be transferred by an endorse- 
ment in writing upon the certificate, or may be dis- 
posed of by will: Provided always that no such 


transfer or disposition as aforesaid shall bind the 
trustees unless notice thereof is given to the trustees 
within a reasonable time thereafter, and the certi- 
ficate and any necessary evidence of the claimant’s 
title produced for the inspection of the trustees. 

15. Within three months from the issue of any such 
certificate as aforesaid, the holder of the certificate 
shall enclose the specified portion with a stone or 
other kerbing or railing approved by the trustees, 
and cut thereon the number of the allotment as 
numbered on the trustees’ plan of the burial ground, 

16. No interment shall take place in any portion 
in respect of which a certificate of exclusive right of 
burial has been issued, unless the consent in writing 
of the then holder of the certificate and the certificate 
itself are produced to the officer-in-charge. 

17. Every monument, tomb, tablet, grave-stone, 
vault, kerbing, railing, or other erection to be placed 
in the burial ground shall be of a material, design, and 
workmanship approved by the secretary, and plans or 

articulars thereof shall be submitted to the secretary 
before the work is proceeded with. 


18. A copy of any proposed inscription shall be sub- 
mitted to the secretary tor his approval, and shall be 
approved by him before the work is proceeded with. 

19. The trustees may order the removal or altera- 
tion of any monument, tomb, tablet, grave-stone, 
vault, railing, or other erection, or the erasure of any 
inscription which has been erected or placed in the 
burial ground in contravention of the foregoing 
regulations. 

20. No trees or plants shall be planted in the burial 
ground unless the same be of a species approved by 
the trustees. 

21. Masons and other workmen shall clear away 
all refuse and rubbish caused by them, and shall re- 
pair and make good all damage wrought by them or 
their servants to the satisfaction of the officer-in- 
charge. Before commencing any work in the burial 
ground, every mason and workman shall deposit with 
the officer-in-charge the sum of ten shillings, which 
sete be forfeited if this regulation is not complied 
with, 

22. The trustees or their officer-in-charge of the 
cemetery shall not issue an order for interment 
therein until shown the certificate required by sec- 
tion 80 of the Act No. 17 of 1899, to be issued by the 
District Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, or 
by the Coroner or the Magistrate who held the inquest 
or inquiry on the body, or by a Medical Officer in 
compliance with the Children’s Protection Act, No. 
47, 1902, as the case may be. 


23. Before an order for interment is issued, par- 
ticulars of the length and breadth of the coffin shall 
be delivered to the officer-in-charge, and all fees ana 
charges paid to him. 

24, The undertaker or other person taking-out the 
order for interment shall forward the same to the 
sexton at least eight hours before the time fixed for 
the interment. 

25. In the case of emergency, corpses may be received 
and interred without an order for interment, if a 
proper certificate of death and the receipt of the 
proper officer for all fees and charges are produced to 
the sexton. 

26. No person other than the person who has paid 
the fees and charges in respect of any grave or por- 
tion shall be permitted to interfere in any way with 
that grave or portion without the written authority of 
the officer-in-charge. 


27. Any recognised Minister of the Church of Eng- 
land shall at all times have free access and admission 
to the burial-ground, and shall freely exercise his 
spiritual functions therein, in connection with the 
burial of the dead, without any hindrance or dis- 
turbance: Provided, however, that no such Minister 
shall be entitled to receive any fee in respect of any 
services he may so perform, unless with the sanction 
of the trustees. 

28. Every order and authority issued by the officer- 
in-charge shall be delivered to the sexton at the burial 
ground before any work is begun or material delivered 

29, All work in connection with any monument or 
grave shall be carried on under the direction and 
supervision of the officer-in-charge, or, in his absence, 
of the sexton, and shall be carried to completion with- 
out unnecessary delay. 

30. Not more than two adults shall be interred in 
any one grave, and in no grave shall the upper sur- 
face of the coffin be at a less depth than 4 feet from 
the natural surface of the soil. 

31. No monument shail be placed upon or kerbiag 
enclose a grave for which a certificate has not been 
issued in accordance with Regulation 138. 

j oS The area of portion for a grave shall 3 x 8 
eet, 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 


[28 Supr., 1910. 


33. No person shall be entitled to have a portion re- 
opened for the purpose of a second interment therein, 
unless a certificate of exclusive right.of burial has 
been issued in respect of that portion within two 
months after the.first interment. 

34. The trustees when in their opinion any tomb, 
monument, or other erection is, or is likely to become, 
dangerous, shall, where practicable, give notice in 
writing to the owner or person responsible to repair. 
If within a reasonable time such repair is not 
effected, the trustees may take down and remove such 
tomb, monument, or other erection, and sell or other- 


wise dispose of the materials of which the same was- 


composed. The trustees shall not be required to 

account for the proceeds of such sale or for such 

disposal of the materials. 

35. No heavy materials shall be drawn over the 
roads or paths of the burial ground whilst they are 
wet, without the sanction of the officer-in-charge. 

36. No person shall inter any corpse in the burial 
ground except in accordance with these regulations, 
and any person interring a corpse in violation of these 
regulations, or procuring the same to be so interred, 
shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding twenty 
pounds. 

37. No person: shall ride or drive any animal or 
vehicle over the roads or paths of the burial ground 
without the sanction of the officer-in-charge. 

38. No person shall— 

(a) uy or buy within the burial ground any article or 
thing. 

(b) Distribute any handbill, ecard, circular, or other 
advertisement within the burial ground. 

(c) Put any animal or animals in the burial ground 
for the purpose of grazing therein, except with 

- the consent in writing of the trustees. 

(d) Take part in any meeting other than of a religious 
or commemorative character within the burial 
ground, 

(e) Disturb any funeral service at any grave, whether 
by working in the neighbourhood of it or other- 
wise. 

(f) Discharge any firearms except at a military 
funeral. 

(g) Wantonly damage or disturb any tombstone, monu- 
ment, kerbing, railing, flowers, or other. tokens 
placed upon any grave. 

(h) Commit any riot, breach of the peace, or nuisance, 
or otherwise offend against decency or decorum 
within the burial ground. 

39. Any person committing any act which is a 
breach of the last preceding regulation shall be hable 
to a penalty not exceeding twenty pounds. 

40. Any person committing or omitting any act in 
violation of these regulations, for which no other 
penalty is thereby expressly provided, shall be liable 
to a penalty not exceeding ten pounds. 

41. It shall be the duty of the officer-in-charge to 
prosecute offenders against these regulations, and no 
prosecution under these regulations shall prejudice 
any other proceedings, whether civil or criminal, 
which may be taken against the offender. 

42. The trustees, or their officer-in-charge, shall, in 
the months of April, July, October, and January in 
each year, transmit to the local District Registrar a 
return giving a list of all burials during the previous 
quarter, with the name and late address of the 
deceased, date of burial, and name of undertaker in 
each case, 


ScHEDULE OF Frrs anp CHARGES. 


Interment fee ... 88 oe Be Bey 
Interment fee for Government gaol, hospi- 
tal, or asylum ; aed Sti 368 
*Reception of corpse from any other ceme- 
tery, and interment... as ify 
*Removal of corpse from one part of the 
burial ground to another te ag 
*Removal of corpse to any other cemetery... 
Interment, still-born child _... Ri 
Reopening grave under exclusive right 
Reopening and closing a vault Setar neh ke 
bond tr) grave, 3 x 8 feet, under exclusive 
Land aps vault, 6 x 12 feet, under exclusive 
right sis a2 sists ay Ot 
Hee ea 12 x 12 feet, under exclusive 
righ us eh bg te ibe 
Land for vault, 12 x 24 feet, under. exclusive 
right vi Bt “ih Y 
Soiling and planting grave 
Turfing grave ... By: ae bol 
Soiling and planting vault, small ... 
Soiling and planting vault, large ... 
Soiling and planting vault, double ... 


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Keeping in order single grave, per annum. 010 0 
ieeping in order each additional grave per 
annum oH {F wn fe a RO 
Keeping in order small vault, per annum... 010 0 
Keeping in order large vault, per annum. 0 15 0 
Keeping in order double vault, per annum. 1 0 0 
Certified copy of entry in Register . “+ Kaur 


Form or CERTIFICATE. 


On the application of and upon pay- 
ment of the sum of , which is hereby acknow- 
ledged to have been received, the trustees of 
have agreed to grant, and do hereby grant unto the 
said permission to dig or make 
a grave or vault on that piece of ground feet 
long by feet broad, lying within the portion of 
the said cemetery, and described in annexed Schedule, 
with permission to erect or place on the said piece of 
eround a monument, tombstone, footstone, or railings. 
And it is hereby declared that the said 
shall be entitled to have, maintain, and keep up such 
yault, grave, monument, tombstone, footstone, or rail- 
ings according to the terms of this permission, to and 
for the sole and separate use of the said 
and his heirs and near relations for ever: Provided 
always, and it is hereby declared, that this grant is 
made subject to the terms and conditions following, 
WIL. t= 
1, That the said piece of ground shall be kept and 
used by the said his heirs, and near 
relations, solely as a burying place, and that no other 
use shall be made thereof. 

2. That no footstone, railing, monument, or tomb- 
stone shall be erected or placed on the said piece of 
ground which the secretary shall deem to be improper 
and unnecessary to be erected on the same. 

3. That the said grave or vault, and the said monu- 
ment, tombstone, or railing shall be maintained and 
kept by the said . and his heirs and near 
relations in proper repair, to the satisfaction of the 
said trustees. 

4, That the said his heirs and near 
relations shall, in the use of the said piece of ground 
and access thereto, be subject, in every respect, to 
such rules and regulations as may from time to time 
be gazetted, and shall not be entitied to bury therein 
except on payment of such charges as shall from time 
to time be gazetted. 

> eee 


Dated this day of 
‘ Trustees. 


TRANSFER (TO BE ENDORSED). 
I, the within-named , do hereby transfer 
to a , all my right, title, and 
interest in and under the within certificate. 


Dated this ‘day of Fpl Bim 2 
Witness,— 
H. BE. GRAFTON & ARMIDALE. 
(383) OHARLES R. BLAXLAND. 


FRANCIS J. WHITE. 


‘The Common Seal of the Corporate Trustees of 
the Diocese of Grafton and Armidale was 
hereto affixed by the Bishop of Grafton and 
Armidale, Charles Ralph Blaxland, and Fran- 
cis John White, three of the said Corporate 
Trustees, who are personally known to me, 
in my presence,— 


C. R. TopuHam, Secretary. 


* Permission for the exhumation of any corpse must be obtained from 
the Department of Public Health. 


[1986] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
VILLAGE OF TYALGUM. 


iG is hereby notified, for public information, that, at the 

expiration of three months from this date, it is intended 
under the provisions of section 107 of the Crown Lands Act of 
1884: and section 57 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, to alter 
the design of Tyalgum, by extending the village lands and 
curtailing the suburban lands. 

Lithographs showing the proposed alteration may be 
inspected at the Crown Land”Office, Murwillumbah, and at the 
Department of Lands, Sydney. 


[Aln. 1910~11,173] S. W. MOORE. 


28 Supr., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 


[1987] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


IS Exeelleney the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Couneil, has been pleased to approve of the 
following amended Form No. 79 in substitution for that at 
present in force bearing the same number under the Crown 
Lands Acts. 


(M1. 1910-8,871] S. W. MOORE. 


Form 79. 
CROWN LANDS ACTS. 
Transfer of Lease or Occupation License. 


IN consideration of the sum of which I hereby 
acknowledge to have received, I [name in full] of [residence 
and occupation, or designation] hereby transfer and assign to 

of [residence and occupation, or designation | 
all my right, title, and interest in and to the [lease or license] 
from the Crown, known as [description and particulars of 
holding transferred] No. in the parish of 


county of Land District of and 
eontaining acres roods perches. 
Signed this day of 19 
(Signature of Traneferor) ‘20... 0222... . eke yene oe 


Witness to signature of Transferor [a Justice 
of the Peace, &c.] 


I accept this transfer and declare that [insert “Zam above the 
age of 21 years,’ or if above 16 and under 21 years, “ I was 
born on the day of 19 Ks 


(Signature. of Transferee)...... 10. isssecsesscn vee ree 
Witness to signature of Transferee [a Justice 
of the Peace, &c.] 
» being £ for transfer fee and 
has been duly paid hereon. 


The sum of £ 
stamp duty, 


Date, 19 


Nortr.—Transfers of conditional, homestead, residential, and 
annual leases shall be lodged with the land agent. ‘Transfers 
of all other leases, and of occupation licenses, shall be lodged 
with the Under Secretary for Lands. 


——__—_—_. 


[1965] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


AUTHORITIES FOR PROSECUTION OF TRESPASSERS 
ON CROWN LANDS. 
A 


is hereby notified, for general information, that the 

undermentioned members of the Police Force are author- 
ised and empowered to prefer informations in writing, under 
and in pursuance of sections 131 and 133 of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1884, against any person or persons in the unlawful 
occupation or use of Crown Lands, or lands granted, reserved, 
or dedicated for public purposes, or found cutting or removing 
‘timber, or stripping or removing bark, or digging for or re- 
moving stone, soil, or other material therefrom, without holding 
a license. 

They are further authorised to sue for and recover such 
penalty or penalties as any such person or persons shall have 
uicurred for and in respect of such unlawful occupation, use, 
or proceedings. 


8. W. MOORE. 
Station. Name of Person Authorised. Rank, 
Ardlethan McHachern, Henry Alex-| Constable. 
ander George. 
Barham Blanch, Henry John .| 1st Class Constable. 
Breeza ...| Street, Norman Ogilvie ... do 
Ganmain Cahill, Michael ...| Senior-constable. 
Goolagong Ruffles, Frederick George| Constable. 
Haver ..| Burman, Albert ... ..| Senior-constable. 
Inverell ...| Kemp, Robert James .| Constable. 
Mathoura ...| Archer, George William.., do 
Mogil Mogil...| Brien, Frank Albert do 
Morangarell ,..) Walker, William Henry ...| Ist Class Constable. 
Mullaley .| Peden, George Hugh ®* ...| Constable. 
Nowendoc. ,.,| Smith, Clarence Frederick do 
Wallace. 
Oxley... ..| Warburton, Percy Willia do 
Tareena .| Burke, Thomas ins do 
Terry Hie Hie} Oswald, Ernest Duman ... do 
Tooraweenah...| White, Patrick Joseph ... do 
Ungarie Weston, Frederick do 
William. 
Wallangulla...| Burke, Edmund Allen do 
Warroo .| Johnston, James re do 
Windeyer...| Rowley, George Charles... do 
Woodenbong...| Bates, Francis Ernest do 


5351 


[1909] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR SPECIAL LEASES FOR ‘ AGRI- 
CULTURE AND GRAZING” UNDER THE 
PROVISIONS OF THE CROWN LANDS ACTS. 


Lanp District or ARMIDALE. 


ihe accordance with the provisions of the Crown 
Lands Acts, it is hereby notified, for general in- 
fermation, that ‘Tendets will be received at this 
Department not later than 3p.m. on Wednesday, 26th 
October, 1910, for Special Leases for ‘‘AGRICULTURE 
AND GRAZING’ of the land set forth.in thé Schedule 
hereunder. The leases will be subject to the general 
provisions and conditions of the Crown Lands Acts and 
Regulations* thereunder, and to the following special 
conditions, proyisions, exceptions, covenants, and 
reservations : — 

1. The term of the leases will be from the date of 
the notification of the Minister’s acceptance of the 
tender to 3lst December, 1924. 

2. The rent for each year shall be paid in advance 
to the Crown Lands Agent of the District, or to the 
State Treasurer at Sydney, on or before the 31st 
December of the year preceding, otherwise penalties 
for the late payments shall be incurred, and the leases 
shall be liable to forfeiture. 

3. The fees as specified in the Schedule attached 
hereto and the balance of rent to 3lst December, 1910, 
shall be paid by the lessee within one month from 
date of notification in the Government Gazette of 
the Minister’s acceptance of the tender. 

4. In addition to the above, the leases will be‘sub- 
ject to subsections 1, 2, 4 to 17, 19, and 20 of Regula- 
tion No. 215, notified 30th March, 1910. 

5. Failure to comply with any of the above condi- 
tions will render the leases liable to forfeiture. 

Tenders shall be addressed to the Under Secretary 
for Lands, and endorsed ‘‘Tender for a Special Lease 
for Agricultural and Grazing purposes, Land District 
of Armidale,’’? with date of Gazette notice, and they 
shall be made under and subject to the following con- 
ditions and provisions and reservations :— 


(a) Tenders shall be made on Form 74, and shall 
clearly describe the land applied for, and 
shall be accompanied by a receipt showing 
that a deposit equal to the amount stated in 
the Gazette as the upset annual rent of the 
portion has been paid to the Land Agent or 
the State Treasurer, and also by a statutory 
declaration made by the tenderer giving full 
particulars of all lands owned or held by him. 
Jt will be sufficient when tendering for the 
two blocks, with a view of acquiring one of 
them, if the upset rental of the block re- 
quiring the largest deposit be lodged with the 
tender. 

(b) The deposit paid by the person whose tender 
is accepted shall be credited on account of 
the first year’s rent. If a tender. be with- 
drawn, the deposit, wholly or in part, may 
be retained. 

(c) The Minister reserves the right to refer the 
whole or any of the tenders for the under- 
mentioned blocks to the Local Land Board for 
a report for his guidance in selecting the 
applicant whose tender should be accepted. 

(d) The Minister reserves the right to accept or to 
refuse any tender. 

(ce) The highest or any tender will not necessarily 
be accepted. 

(f) A tender from any person holding no land, or 
an insufficient area, will receive preferential 
consideration. 

Heliographs showing the position of the blocks to 
be leased may be seen at the Information Bureau, 
Lands Department, Sydney, and at the Office of the 
Crown Land Agent. Armidale, 

[Ms. Ls. 1910-13,197] 


S. W. MOORE. 
SCHEDULE. 
“ | Approxi- Upset 
B mate Locality. Annual pat 
roa) Area, Rental. } 
aarp dads Ga GeRe a. 
B | 22 2 0 | Allotments 4,5,6,7, and 9, section] 512 6 |4 110 
(ex. roads). 1, allotments 1 to 9, inclusive, and 
20, section 2, and sections 9, 10, 
and 12, village and parish of Fal- 
coner, county cf Sandon, Guyra 
Shire. 
C | 22 0138 | Allotments 1 to 9, inclusive, and 20,) 512 6|4 110 
(ex. roads). section 3,and sections 11 and 13, 
village and parish of Falconer, 
county of Sandon, Guyra Shire. 


a 


5352 


[1437] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 
TENDERS FOR A SPECIAL LEASE FOR “AGRI- 
CULTURE AND GRAZING” UNDER THE 
PROVISIONS OF THE CROWN LANDS ACTS. 


Lanp District or Lismore. 

.N accordance with the provisions of the Crown 

Lands Acts, it is hereby notified, for general 
information, that Tenders will be received at this De- 
partment not later than 3 o’clock p.m, on Wednesday, 
12th October, 1910, for a Speciai Lease for ‘‘Agri- 
CULTURE AND GRaAzING’’ of the land set forth in the 
Schedule hereunder, The lease will be subject to the 
general provisions and conditions of the Crown Lands 
Acts and Regulations thereunder, and to’ the follow- 
ing special conditions, provisions, exceptions, coven- 
ants, and reservations :— 

1. The term of the lease will be from the date of 
the notification of the Minister’s acceptance of the. 
tender to 31st December, 1917. 

2. The rent for each year shall be paid in advance 
to the Crown Land Agent of the District, or to the 
State Treasurer at Sydney, on or before the 3ist 
December of the year preceding, otherwise penalties 
for the late payments shall be incurred, and’the lease 
shail be liable to forfeiture. 

3. The fees as specified in the Schedule attached 
hereto and the balance of rent tc 31st December, 1910, 
shall be paid by the lessee within one month from date 
of notification in the Government Gazette of the 
Minister’s acceptance of the tender. 

4. The lessee may clear all stunted, crooked, or 
useless timber and saplings, but must preserve any 
trees suitable for shade and shelter. 

5, The Byron Shire Council or their servants shall 
have the right of entry on the land at any and all 
times to remove such stone as they may require from 
any part of the lease. 

6. The lessee shall, within twelve months from the 
date of notification in the Government Gazette of 
the Minister’s acceptance of the tender, clear the land 
of all lantana, nagoora burr, noxious scrub, plants, or 
weeds, and shall thereafter keep the land clear cf 
them during the currency of the lease. 

_ 7. In addition to the above, the lease will be sub- 
ject to subsections 1, 2, 4 to 16, and 20 of Regulation 
No, 215, notified 30th March, 1910. 

8. Failure to comply with any of the above condi- 
tions will render the Iease liable to forfeiture. 

Tenders shall be addressed to the Under Secretary 
for Lands, and endorsed ‘‘Tender for a Special Lease 
for Agricultural and Grazing Purposes, Land District 
of Lismore,” with date of Gazette notice, and they 
shall be made under and subject to the following con- 
ditions and provisions and reservations :— 

(a) Tenders shall be made on Form 74, and shall 
clearly describe the land applied for, and 
shall be accompanied by a receipt showing 
that a deposit equal to the amount stated in 
the Gazette as the upset annual rent of the 
portion has been paid to the Land Agent or 
the State Treasurer, and also by a statutory 
declaration made by the tenderer giving fuil 
periotars of all lands owned or held by him. 
'he deposit paid by the person whose tender 
is accepted shall be credited on account of the 
first year’s rent. If a tender be withdrawn, 
the deposit, wholly or in part, may be re- 
tained, 

(c) A tender from any person holding no land, or 
an insufficient area, will receive preferential 
consideration, 

(d) The Minister reserves the right to refer the 
whole or any of the tenders for the under- 
mentioned blocks to the Local Land Board 
for a report for his guidance in selecting the 
applicant whose tender should be accepted, 

(¢) The Minister reserves the right to accept or 
to refuse any tender. 

(f) The highest or any tender will not necessarily 

e accepted. 

Heliographs showing the position of the block to be 

leased may be seen at the Information Bureau, Lands 


(b) 


Department, Sydney, and at the Office of the Crown . 


Land Agent, Lismore. 
[LMs. Ls. 1910-4,913] 


ScHEDULE. 
Nn lt ET A ce ge 
Approxi- i Upset Fees— 
mate Loeality, Annual |Survey 
Area, | Rental. &e. 

Acres. £ig Gs (Ro wd: 
40 Reserve 9,557 for road pur oses, parish off 8 0 0/510 0 

(about). Byron, county of Rous, shire Byron. 


. dnactin: — 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 151. 


[28 Supr., 1910. 


[1436 ] Department of Lands 


Sydney, 7th September, 1910. 


TENDERS FOR A SPECIAL LEASE FOR ‘“‘AGRI- 
CULTURE AND GRAZING’ UNDER THE 
PROVISIONS OF THE CROWN LANDS ACTS, 


Lanp District or Cowra. 


N accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands 
Acts, it is hereby notified, for general information, 
that Tenders will be received at this Department not 
later than 3 p.m. on Wednesday, 12th October, 1910, 
for a Special Lease for ‘‘AGRICULTURE AND GRAZING” 
of the land set forth in the Schedule hereunder. The 
lease will be subject to the general provisions and 
conditions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations 
thereunder, and to the following special conditions, 
provisions, exceptions, covenants, and reservations :— 


1. The term of the lease will be from the date of 
the notification of the Minister’s acceptance of the 
tender to 3lst December, 1924, 


2. The rent for each year shall be paid in advance 
to the Crown Lands Agent of the District, or to the 
State Treasurer at Sydney, on or before the 31st De- 
cember of the year preceding, otherwise penalties for 
the late payments shall be incurred, and the lease 
shall be liable to forfeiture, 


3. The fees as specified in the Schedule attached 
hereto and the balance of rent to 38lst December, 1910, 
shall be paid by the lessee within one month from 
date of notification in the Government Gazette af 
the Minister’s acceptance of the tender. 


4. In addition to the above, the lease will be sub- 
ject to subsections 1, 2, 4, 6 to 17, 19, 20, and 21 of 
Regulation No. 215, notified 30th March, 1910. 


5. Failure to comply with any of the above condi- 
tions will render the lease liable to forfeiture. 


Tenders shall be addressed to the Under Secretary 
for Lands and endorsed ‘‘Tender for a Special Lease 
for Agricultural and Grazing Purposes, Land Dis= 
trict of Cowra,” with date of Gazette notice, and they 
shall be made under and subject to the following con- 


ditions and provisions and reservations :— 


(a) Tenders shall be made on Form 74, and shall 
clearly describe the land applied for, and shall 
be accompanied by a receipt showing that a 
deposit equal to the amount stated in the 
Gazette as the upset annual rent of the por- 
tion has been paid to the Land Agent or the 
State Treasurer, and also by a statutory de- 
claration made by the tenderer giving full 
particulars of all lands owned or held by him. 


(b) The deposit paid by the person whose tender is 
accepted shall be credited on account of the 
first year’s rent. If a tender be withdrawn, 

the deposit, wholly or in part, may be re- 


tained. 


(c) The Minister reserves the right to refer the 
whole or any of the tenders for the under- 
mentioned block to the Local Land Board for 
a report for his guidance in selecting the 
applicant whose tender should be accepted. 


(d) The Minister reserves the right to accept cr to 
refuse any tender. 


(e) The highest or any tender will not necessarily 
be accepted. 


(7) A tender from any person holding no land, or 
an insufficient area, will receive preferential 
consideration. 

Heliographs showing the position of the block to be 
leased may be seen at the Information Bureau, Lands 
Department, Sydney, and at the Office of the Crown 
Land Agent, Cowra. 


[Ms. Ls. 1910-12,127] 


S. W. MOORE. 
e 
SCHEDULE. 

Approxi- Upset 
mate Locality, Annual | Fees &e 

Area. : Rental, 
i 3 Lah eS ul ee ae 
a. 7. Dp. £8. 4.) SRE: 
42 1 0| Camping reserve 255, adjoining portion] 4 0 O#/ 3 8 0 


208 on the east, portions 127 and 184 
on the south, portion-169 on the west, 
portion 147.and public school paddock 
on the north and west, parish Cowra, 
county Bathurst, shire Waugoola, 


*Jncliuding rental value of Crown improvements. 


28 Sxrpr., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 


5353 


| 2058] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 
ADDITIONAL CONDITIONS ATTACHED TO AN 
ANNUAL LEASE. 

Lanp District or GouLBuRN. 
its is hereby notified, for general information, that 

it has been agreed and approved that Thomas 
Lawler’s Annual Lease No. 16,2386, Goulburn, situ- 
ated in parish of Bolong, county of Georgiana, and 
Shire of Crookwell, shall be subject to the following 
conditions’ viz. :— 

Any travelling stock or camping reserves within the 
land leased shall, during the whole currency of the 
lease, be open to the use of bona fide travelling stock, 
teamsters, carriers, and travellers, and the lessee 
shall post in a conspicuous place thereon notice-boards 
near where the road passes through the lease, indi- 
cating for public information the purpose of such 
reserves, that such portion is under lease, and giving 
the name and address of the lessee. In fencing any 
such reserves the lessee shall also provide gates and 
other facilities for the entrance and exit of travelling 
stock, teamsters, and carriers. Such notice-boards, 
gates, and facilities to be erected and maintained 
to the satisfaction of the Stock Inspector. The Min- 
ister for Lands may at any time and from time to 
time withdraw from lease the whole or any part of 
the land comprised within any travelling stock or 
camping reserves for any public purpose, and the 
lessee shall not be entitled to any compensation what- 
soever either in respect of such withdrawal or for any 
improvements effected on the area so withdrawn. The 
lessee shall not in any way interfere with, or cause 
annoyance to, travelling stock, teams, or the public. 

The lessee shall not overstock, wholly or in part, 
the area leased within any reserve, the decision as to 
overstocking to rest with the Minister for Lands. 

The right is reserved to the public to use, for the 
legitimate purpose for which they were notified, any 
reserves situated wholly or partly within the lease. 
[Ms. Ls. 1910-12,985] S. W. MOORE. 

NOW READY. 
THE CROWN LANDS ACTS AND REGULATIONS 
relating to 
SETTLEMENT LEASE 
Consolidated and Published by Direction of The Hon. 
S. W. Moors, Minister for Lands. 

Containing the Sections and Regulations so far as they 
relate to that class of holding, and omitting the parts. of them 
which refer to other classes of holdings, the subject matter 
being grouped under headings for ready reference. 

Information concerning the granting of loans by the 
Government Savings Bank of New South Wales is furnished 

_ as an appendix. 
FIRST EDITION.—19th August, 1910. 
116 Pages—Price, ls. ; postage, 2d. extra. 

Obtainable from the Government Printer, Bent and Phillip 

Streets, Sydney; or from any Crown Land Agent. 
ROBERT McDONALD, . 
Under Secretary for Lands, 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, New South Wales, 
September, 1910. 


[1978] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


_ ERRATUM NOTICE. 


Moa. is hereby given, in connection with Crown Land 
Sale advertised in the Government Gazetie No. 181, of 

the 24th August, 1910, to be held at Tumbarumba on the 5th 

October, 1910, that the area of portion 415, parish of Tum- 

barumba, county of Selwyn, should read “4 acres 3 roods 9 

perches,” not “4 acres 3 roods 39 perches,” as stated therein. 

| Aln. 1910-13,232] 

Notice is hereby given, in connection with the gazettal of 
lands added to Scrub Lease No. 166 Moree, the amount of 
annual rent now payable on the whole area of the lease, which 
was given as “ £59 Us. 10d.” should read “ £50 Os, 10d,” 

[Occ, 1910-4,043] 

In the notification of the Declaration of Scrub Lands in the 
Government Gazette of 22nd June, 1910, page 3440, in the 
second line, after the word “about,” for “450” read “ 480”; 
in the sixth line, after the word “under,” insert the words 
* Conditional Lease 1910, 8 and”; after the word “chains ” 
in the eighth line, omit the words “to portion 177, bounded 
thence by that portion to its north-west corner”; and in line 
13, for “30” read “ 20,” 
(Oce, 10-9,109 | ROBERT McDONALD, 

Under Secretary. 


[1985] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 23rd September, 1910, 


WITHDRAWAL OF AUCTION SALE. 
OTICE is hereby given that the Crown Land Sale ad- 
vertised to be held at Kempsey, on the 28th September, 
1910, has been withdrawn. 


ROBERT McDONALD, 


{Aln, 1910-13,388] Under Secretary. 


IN THE LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH 
WALES. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Sittings of the Land Appeal 
Court of New South Wales will be holden at the undermen- 
tioned place, commencing on the date specified, for the hearing 
of all Appeals and References in respect of which notices shal 
have been issued, and for the hearing of such other matters as 
may be lawfully brought before the said Court :— 


Sydney, 17th October, 1910. 
W. R. JAMIESON, 
Registrar. 


19th September, 1910. {1879] 


[1731] 


Land Board Office, 
Kempsey, 8th September, i910. 


NOTICE is hereby given that an application has 
been made by the North Coast Steam Navigation 
Company (Limited) for an extension of the term of 
their Special Lease 4,391, Kempsey, of about 3% 
perches below high-water mark, in the parish of Yar- 
ravel, county of Dudley. 


V. B. RILEY, 
Acting District Surveyor. 


Local Land Board Office, 
Hay, 20th September, 1910. 


ATTENTION is invited to a proposal to determine, under 
section 109, Act 1884, portion 73 of 102} acres, parish of 
Bolaro, county Cooper, as a travelling stock reserve. 

Heliographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited at the 
Offices of the Local Land Board, Hay, and the Crown Land 
Agent, Narrandera. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should be 
forwarded to the District Surveyor, Hay, not later than the 
7th October, 1910. 

The proposel will be considered by the Local Land Board at 
Narrandera at its next sitting. 


H. W. GRAEME, 
Acting District Surveyor. 


[1968] 


= 


[1989] Land Board Office, 


Goulburn, 24th September, 1910. 


ATTENTION is invited to an application by Angus Cochran, 
for conversion of his annual lease 10,468 of 356 acres, parish 
Yaouk, county Cowley, into a lease under improvement 
conditions, 

Heliographs illustrating the application are exhibited at the 
Post Office at Adaminaby, the Crown Land Agent’s Office at 
Cooma, and the Land Board Office at Goulburn. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should be 
forwarded to the District Surveyor at Goulburn, not later than 
the 25th October, 1910. 

The application will be considered by the Land Board at its 
sitting at Cooma on the 27th October, 1910. 


G. H. SHEAFFH, 
District Surveyor. 


[1520] Local Land Board Office 


Armidale, 2nd September, 1910. 


ATTENTION is invited to the application by Jolin 
Thomas Little for an improvement lease of 550 acres, 
in the parish of Darbysleigh, county of Hardinge 
(conversion of annual lease 1909-1, Inverell). 

Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at the Offices of the Local Land Board at Armidale, 
the Crown Land Agent at Inverell, and the Clerk of 
Petty Sessions at Bundarra, 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the District Surveyor at Armidale, 


.not later than the 7th October, 1910, or may be stated 


) 


at the Board inquiry. ee 
The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 


Board at Bundarra. 
J. BROUGHTON, 
District Surveyor. 


[28 Sepr., 1910. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 151. 


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5374 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151, (28 Sxpr., 1910. 


[1839] . Department of Lands, ! 
Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 
APPROVAL OF ANNUAL LEASE APPLIOATIONS. 


Nie is hereby given that the applications for Annuel Leases hereunder specified have been approved. 

No rights will accrue to the applicants until the rents as hereunder specified shall have been paid, but upon payment of such rent they 
will be entitled to leases, subject to the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations thereunder, and particularly to the following 
conditions, provisions, reservations, and covenants :-— ’ 

1. The amounts called for to 3ist December, 1911, must be paid into the Treasury, or to the Land Agent of the District, within 
one month from this date. For the year 1912 and any subsequent year, the rents must be paid during the month of September of the 
year preceding. As the leaees are annuai, terminating on 3let December in each year, the renewal rents must be paid in advance, otherwise 
the land will, immediately after the 81st December, become and he liable to be dealt with as vacant Crown Lands. 

2. With the exception of those Annual Leases marked with an asterisk (*), there is no objection to the boundaries being fenced, 
provided gates are erected on any of the boundaries which are intersected by roads used, or-which may hereafter be required by the publi. 

8. Any improvements (inclusive of fencing) effected on the lease shall be at the lessee’s sole risk, and such improvements wil! revert 
to the Crown upon the expiration, surrender, or forfeiture of the lease. 

4. In the event of any reduction of area by selection or otherwise, the annual rental will not be less than £1. 

5. The lessee shall, within three months from this date, commence, and shall thereafter continue, to take effective steps to destroy 
all rabbits and noxious animals and harbour for such on the land leased. 

6. Any travelling stock or camping reserves within the land leased shall during the whole currency of the lease be open to the use 
of bone fide travelling stock, teamsters, carriers, and travellera, and the lessee shall post in a conspicuous place thereon notice-boards near 
where the road passes through the lease, indicating for public information the purpoee of such reserves, that such portion is under lease, and 
giving the name and addressof the lessee. In fencing any such reserves the lessee shall also provide gates and other facilities for the 
entrance and exit of travelling stock, teamstera, and carriers. Such notice-boards, gates, and facilities to be erected and maintained to the 
satisfaction of.the Stock Inspector. ‘Ihe Minister for Lands may at any time and from time to time withdraw from lease the whole or 
any part of the Jand comprised within any travelling stock or camping reserves for any public purpose, and the lessee shall not be 
entitled to any compensation whatsoever either in respect of such withdrawal or for any improvements effected on the area so withdrawn. 
The lessee shall not in any way interfere with, or cause annoyance to, travelling stock, teams, or the public. 

7. The lessee shall not overstock, wholly or in part, the area leased within any reserve, the decision as to overstocking to rest with 
the Minister for Lands. 

8. The right is reserved to the public to use, for the legitimate purpose for which they were notified, any reserves situated wholly 
or partly within the lease. 

9. The use by aborigines of reserves set apart for them must not be interfered with. 

10. Leases are granted subject to the provisions of the Public Watering-places Act and Regulations thereunder. 

11. All persons duly authorised shall have full right to enter upon the land at any time within reasonable hours during the currency 
of the lease for the purpose of cutting and removing timber without interference by the lessee, and the lessee shall provide convenient 
gateways or openings where required for this purpose, or where directed by the Minister or any officer authorised by the Minister in this 
behalf, and permit timber-getters to camp and graze their teams within the lease, subject to the provisions of section 20 of the Forestry 
Act of 1909, and to payment by them of agistment fees as provided by that section. 

12. No trees or saplings shall be interfered with by ringbarking or otherwise, except under permits issued under the provisions of the 
Forestry Act and Regulations thereunder; but the lessee may take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for 
building and other purposes upon such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised within a 
timber or forest reserve. 

13. Mining leases and authorised occupations under any Mining Acts areexcluded. Mining operations shall not be interfered with. 
The holder of a miner’s right may, while following the occupation of a miner or prospector, graze upon Crown Lands not exempted such 
horses or other animals as may be necessary for his subsistence and for the carrying on of prospecting or mining. 

14. The right of the public to travel over all roads and tracks in use through the lease is retained. 

15. Crown improvements must be kept in a proper state of repair, fair wear and tear excepted. 

16. A breach of any condition will render the lease liable to forfeiture. 

For special conditions see footnotes indicated by letters in first column of appended Schedule 


8. W. MOORE. 


> Amount to 
s nen al ha ot lessee 
. 2 ti 
3 4 No. of ) Area Count ala 1 pen Date of he ht ee Hent for perio 
& % | Application,and| Name of Lessee. Address. of Parieh. marin nase ne Sue ra Bae | to Sist Dec.,’ | 4 Pend dag 
2 hy Land District. Lease. _ . Be era y "| 1911, less eayleeosa 
S'S FOP: deposit lodged |geposit lodge 
= with | with 
oS Application. | 4 pplication, 
Me. Ls. Aeres.| | £ s..d.| £ sd.) 1910. fe Rsie tte ¥ 38, d, 
1910-11042a] 1$1C-14, Armi- | Schaefer, Annie] Markham-street, 18 | Armidale., | Sandon : } LAG ON) 1 105.07) Ts May | | 10°96 Nil. 
dale,| (widow). Armidale, (ex. | Dumaresa. | 
| road) | | ; 
11011 | 1910--8, Bega «..| Spence; William ...| Angledale, Bega..| 680 | Tanja  ..,| Dampier; 2:16 8 | (30 0] Bl eee.) nO) 1OeEG Nil. 
Y | ; Mumbulla. | 
11109 | 1310- 3, Bel- | Dietz, John George| North Dorrigo ...} 160 Leigh...) Fitzroy; i,6,8] 1 30:0) a2 Pepe. 0 gene Nil. 
lingen. | Dorrigo. 
11110 Goon wilt a |Cameg: William} Raleigh ... --| 640 | Bonville ...; Raleigh; 5 6 8} 8 0 0| 21May...) 313 4 Nil 
Alfred. Bellingen, | | 
11012b 2, Bingara) Johason, William] Bingara .. a 90 | Bingara ...| Murchison ; 1.0, 0'/ 210 0) 11 April Nil. 050 
| Enos. Gwydir 
12736 | 1910-10,Bombala| Jonas, Percy Jobn| Bombala ... ..| €40 | Grenville...| Wellesley ; DAS 4 ho On Om Ol a teres 06 8 Nil. 
| Bibbenluke. 
12737 ll, , ...| Manning, James...| Tombong... ..| 170 | Alexander do aL OO Ree LORS OM AS nee ites Nil. 05 0 
| |& Grenville, | | 
11612 | 1910-3; Boorowa | Stylez, William); Pudman Creek,| 91 | Blakney ...| King; / 10 0) 110 0) 205m... Nil. 0 5 0 
| Augustus. Rye Park. | Mourrungal.| | 
12735 G5 ois ges Petayiess d OLE: - | Frogmore ea.|' (320) | ovell ss do sof, bd) a OL LO O28 May...| 011-8 Nil. 
| : 
12016 T, 9 | Tarrant, Joseph ...) Wyangala, Reid’s| 3870 | Wyangala do 11010/ 110 0| 22June.) 0 8 7 Nil. 
| Fiat. 
8593 fit ss caw Walters. William) Horseshoe Creek, 79 Fairymount| Rous ; Kyogle, DOr Ouleel 1080 ; 21 Mar. Nil. 050 
| Samuel, Kyogle, | | 
11113 15, ,, |e. | Murray, James} Rappville «-| 100 Myrtle ...) Richmond; eae sea e120 sO 228A pril 011 8 Nil. 
| Albert. | Copmanhurst. | i Pare 
11372 Vi, Sv its..| Salovuey, David] Wocdenborg ...| 820 | Donaldson ,) Buller; Kyogle 2 0 0' 110 O | 26 May... Ls 0."0 Nil. 
| ~ ]toss. | 
i 
11386 | 1910-24, Cooma... Welismore, William) Moonbah, | “40 Blakefield..) Wallace; MS T% By 40) S00) 21k petit ge ae 4 Nil. 
Jindabyne.| | Dalgety. 
11009 55, ot of a| Hales Jiohney ---| Moonbah.,., os | 820 do Hi do Bali, 198) Oy 0 20 CUM aneen Oe tans) Nil. 
| | f 
11008 40, , | Turner, Charles ...| Jindabyne wae 4640 ls VRdon! vera do atl 98.16.4818 ONTO 12S sot nel eee Nil. 
11733 43, 4 «| Crawford, William do .-| 1410 | Grose ...| do AAS. 17 RO uiesTal Oe aulat 4 | Nil. 038i 
Stuart. | | 
11010 43, 4 «Compton, Charles} Paupong, via) 520 Blakefield |. do ee 6 8. SAstOe 0 Flee 2c rion eo hs sa eeener a Nil. 
Jobn. Dalgety. | | | 
11739 AJ; » os| Myers, Paul «.| Turosez, Counte-; 75 WDolondun- | Dampier; JO OS) FPL O EO) iLO ealeaet Nil, 0 5 0 
| gapy. dale, Evurobodalla. | | 
12739 5) 4 «| Woodhouse, Amos} Berridale --| 690 Blakefield | Wallace; PB 0.5 Or S820 =e B0l 55 | 015 0 Nil. 
| James Dalgety. | 
11740 Gi a a Do nr do s»| 402 | Grose’ <..| do sel Ba th OuleS” (0) (OUNSO . 7, Stree) aaah Lemme Nil 
| | | 


‘ . as ; 
28 Sepr., 1910.] NEW SUUTH WALES GOVNRNMENT GAZETTi, No 151. 5375 
APPROVAL OF ANNUAL LEASH APPLICATIONS—continued. 
$ | | Amount to 
S Amount NOW | credit of lessee 
m no 1 required , being atterdeductirg 
3 5 No. of Area a A 1 pete! Date of Re nae Rent for period 
3 | Application,and| Name of Lessee. Address. of Parish. pat Ue Nektl > id : P Gis ote ae Dec.,’ 1p dat’ Leo. 
Bo Land District. Lease eee PO ee cay te get tt Le antes 1911, trom 
“ots Depoet:s deposit lodgec| deposit lodged 
2° / with 2 with f 
a . | Application. | 4 ppiication. 
f ; 
Ms. Is. | Acres, ge ae ete Ge er ea 1910. Caan Habe, ds 
1910-116llc 1910~ 1, Corowa.,! Breen, Patrick! Balldale .. | 420 | Kentucky | Hume; Coreen) 815 0] 3 0 0/16 Mar...) 718 9 Nil. 
| | Philip. 
114196 1910-13, Denili- | Davie, James Morago ... ...| 730 | Morago Townsend : Be TB Se OO at lL eas 412° 1 Nil. 
} quin. . Windouran | 
11048 191¢- 3, Glen Voss, Herman} Glen Innes 700 | Wellingrove| Gough;Severu) 2 5 0} 3 0 0} 4 Jan... tel 3 Nil. 
Innes, Henry. & Gordon. | 
11818 | 1910- 2, Gosford... McHardy, Geo.| Brooklyn, 85 | Patonga ..| Nerthumber- |f1 9 0] 110 0) 8 April On bn 0 Nil. 
Alex, Hawkesbury land ; Erina.| { Perm. cjcc. at 1s. 8/d. per mon|th, from Ist |April, 1910. 
River. | 
11384 | 1910-17, Goul- Cameron, Donald..,| Curraweela 250 | Werong ...| Georgiana ; 1 010} 110 0] 27 April Nil. 0 3 11 
burn. Mulwaree. 
11381 IOS oh) ae | Le clean, David) Guineccr, 125 | Guinecor...| Argyle ; 1°10" 3y| 1 100 1, 4 May.) *0) 7 10 Nil. 
John. Taralga. Mulwaree ; 
11382 | 20, 4 «| Slater, Samuel WombeyanCaves,, 290 | Bouverie...| Westmoreland: | 1 4 2] 1 5 0/26, .) 0 5 3 Nil 
Francis.| via Taralga. Mulwaree. | 
11383 21, 5 «| McDonnell, Nor-| The Glen, 520 | Oldbuck ... do co) 218 8 PO ON, 1 Sune 038 4 Nil. 
man Alexander. Taralga. : , 
11006 22, 4,  «.| Chesterton, Samucl| Bronte, via 300 | Quialigo .. | Argyle; SEGRE ONTO Es LO) Oy) 1h ss On? 6 Nil. 
Richard. Tarago. Mulwaree. : 
11007 | 24, 4, «| Coles, Job ...| Addison-street, 300 | Upper Argyle; PAD SH Vi 10s Oe Om) teen Ona Ok Nil. 
Goulburn. Warlo, Crook well. j 
12740 | 71 a O'Neill, Patrick Care of Wood &| 820 | Bungonia..| Argyle; § 8 4} 410 0 | 20July... Nil. OD 7 
\ Joseph.| Co., Goulburn. Mulwaree. | - 
12741 | 26, 4 «.| Dewsbury, Norman] Inverlochy | 1460 | Quialigo ... do Om We Sri kO Onl cowacUen ORF Zk Nil, 
12742 | 27, 4 «| Reynolds, Walter...| Lake Bathurst ..| 80 | Mullen- do Die Tet OL OF), CATO ON iE 2. 5, Nil Of oO 
| gullenga. | 
11114 | 191°- 5, Grafton! Perring, George Gerrymberryn ...| 649 | Elland and| Clarence; 60) 0 le'8 0) O41 Sivianes),- .4.10) 0 Nii. 
| Rushforth. Orara and) | . 
Dorrigo. é f 
10236 | 1910- 7, G@un- Hanlon, William..,|) Care of C. J.| 145 | Mooney Harden; P16 8.) 1 10.00). Tl Mar. 015 4 Nil. 
dagai, Fraser, Gunda- Mooney. Adjungbilly. 
| gai. 
10257 | 6, » «| Davies, David Grahamstown ay 138 | Huadera ...) Wynyard; YO 0). 11000 | 18) Heb. -& Nil. 05 0 
Thomas. Gadara. 
11250 | 1910-28, Hillston) Vareoe, Thos. Cor-| Hilliston ... ...| 1541 | Molesworth! Nicholson ; 912 8 710 0 1 June,. 71810 Nil. 
nelius. Garrathool |) Perm. vjcc. at 17s. ;per montlh, from Ist |June, 1910, 
11115 | 1910- 2, Lismore) Gray, James ...| Care of J. Allan| 640] Evans ...| Richmond; 613 4:3 0 uv \'3l Mars, 56 6 Nil. 
| Barrie, Lismore. Woodburn. 
11387 1910-10, Lithgow! Brown, Frances| Lidsdale ... ...| 220 | Cullen Roxburgh ; 1 0°50" |) 410" 0°) 19 Webs: Nil. 0 50 
| (widow). Builten. Biaxland. 
1138ed) 22, 4 «| Fitzpatrick, John ..) Lagoon Flat,! 320 | Kedumbsa..| Cook ; Blue! 1 6 8] 110 O | 19 May... 03 4 Nil. 
Burragorang. Mountains, 
10660d, 24, +4, | Keen, John Jcseph| Oberon .., ...| 640 | Konan- Westmoreland:| 2 0 0} 3 0 0| 7June Nil. 010 0 
garoo. Oberon. 
11389d 25, ~» «| Oades, Henry ...| Care of A. J.) 255 | Lett .-.| Cook ; PPT Verh Te TOU? 2) See "ce Nil, 03 5 
| | Tartakover, Blaxland, | 
} Lithgow. 
11390 | 1910- 4, Molong..! Windus, Edward...) Rat Fiat,G@umble| 110 | Manildra& Ashburnham & Teno Li10> Oy uly. Nil. 0 5-0 
Benya. Gordon; Ama- 
” roo and Boree. i 
9874 | 1910-14, Moree...) Duncan, James Care of H. M.L.| 206 |} Kunopia..| Benarba: 3 (0: [i,:1, 10) 0, |) 19-Mar. 418 9 Nil. 
be Pike, Moree. Boomi. 
11735 | 1910- 2, Moruya) Egan, Patrick Nelligen ... ...| 640 | Bolaro ...| St. Vincent; 213 4] 3 0 0j| 22 June Q0 6 8 Nil. 
| Eurobodalla, 
11819 1910- 5,Muswell-| Mead, John Bow Forest, 430 | Tongo ...| Brisbane; 2 410} 3 0 0| 9 Mar. Nil. 0 311 
| brook. Merriwa, Merriwa. 
11820 BSS hs Wee de A do ..| 125 | Wollara ... do 18 oO (1 10" 0 11S May... Nil, 0 5 0 
112417 1910- 3, Narran-| MacRae, Roderick) Kelvin Grove, 355 | Uroly ...| Boyd ; Yanko...) 818 0} 3 0 0 | 26 Feb... 8 2 6 Nil. 
dera. Narrandera. 
11242 5, 4 | Culley, Henry | Narrandera 1770 | Cuddell ...| Mitchell: 222 6! 9 0 0] 11 April | 2915 2 Nil. 
Langlands. Yanko.| | Perm. olec. at £1| 17s. per |month,from} 1 April, 1910 
11243 Oars Do on do «| 1920 | Gillenbah do ee me 0 0 9 0 0; 11 April 33.0 0 Nil. 
é& Cuddeil. Perm. ojce. at £2 |per mont/h,from1 April, 1910, 
11244 83 ">. § “ees, Thompson, Wim. Yalgogrin, via 1200 | Dowling ...| Cooper; Bland ie 0 07] 6 O 6 | 19 April 2 6,8 Nil. 
Chas. West Wyalong. } Perm. olcc. at 8s. |4d. per mojnth, from 1) May, 1910. 
14245 9, , «| Wright, Harold ...) Uroly, Narran-| 85 Uxcly ...| Boyd; Yanko...|f1 0 0 | 110 0 | 20 April 0 3 4 Nil. 
dera, ‘ped occ. at Is. |?d.per mo/nth, from 1} May, 1910, 
11246 LO sy bus} Culley, den ry, Narrandera ...| 1044 | Gillenbah | Mitchell; 178 Of/ 6 0 0} 24 April} 28 0 0 Nil. 
Langlands. Yanko | Perm, o'cc.at£19s,/per montjh,from 1 Miay, 1910. 
11247 12, 4 «| Thompson, Wm. Yalgogrin, via 820 | Dowling ...| Cooper; Biand vs 6 St] 110 0 | 13 May... 018 4 Nil. 
Coas. | West Wyalong. Perm. olce. at 8s.jper mont/h,from 1 Mjay,1910. 
17248 LS ede aia case Do = do HSS ce | 1920 do do we § 81-0 0 9 0 0} 18 May... 410 0 Nil. 
1 pea. olce. at lds.) per mont/|h, from 1 Mjay, 1910. 
11249 is, Pe Delaney, Alfred: Care of M.Cusack,| 1'20 | Euratha do aL NOW OO 9 0 0| 2 June E00 Nil. 
t llenry. Wyalong. South. 
11§22 | 1910- 1, New- Moxey, George ..| William Town,| 640 | Stowell ~.)| Gloucester; SE GEY S)iecde On On| 20) Mariel alae 3 14 Nil. 
castle. via Stockton. Port Stephens. 
12083 | 1910- 8, Nyngan) Lynch, Richard Care of A. J. L.| 120 | Whit- Flinders PEO ON Ea 0 8 OF | 2k May. Nil. 050 
Flashman, Nyn- barrow. 
gan. 
12649 | 1917-12, Orange.| Hetherington, Lewis Ponds ...| 1175 | Clinton Bathurst ; 62 5| 6 0 0) 2June.| 113 0 Nil. 
Christopher. Canoblas. 
12349) 1910- 4, Parkes .| Townsend, Richard} Bumberry ..{ 120 | Bunbury...| Ashburnham;/ 1 0 0) 110 0 | 12 May... Nil. 05 0 
Ophar. Goobang. } 
19716 | 1910- 6, Port Melville, George ...| Yarrowitch, via| 820 | Rushbrook| Hawes; 76) Se) 1100.0) | 29 Mary. 0 3304 Nil. 
Macquarie. Walcha. Apsley. 
10715 85, 14a) Lewis; ) Albert Dingo Creek.) 640 | Myall  ...) Macquarie ; SG Sel SOO \L2tAprileyor Lisii4 Nil. 
Llewellyn. Bobin, via Hastinge, 
Wingham, 
11335 | 1910- 9, Quean- | Byrnes, Wm. Chas.| Michelago ...| 1280 | Monkellan} Murray; 5°6 8 | 6 0 0} 3,May... 013 4 Nil. 
beyan. Yarrowlumla. 
11737 12, +, «| Tong, Thomas Tharwa, Qaean-| 13 | Cuppa- Cowley; PSO Ouetelos Gala Ialy.s Nil. ec 5 0 
beyan. cumbalong.) Yarrowlumla. 
11391 | 191¢-17,Rylstone| Hutchison, Arthur) Ben Bullen ..| 700 | Ben Bullen,) Roxburgh and| 218 4/ 3 0 0} IJuly...) 01211 Nil, 
Ernest. Coco, and) Cook; Blax- 
Gooloocin- land. 
boin. 
9756g9| 1910- 7, Scone ...| Moran, Thos. Scone ..  .../ 170] Alma__...| Brisbane; 10 0 0} 110 0| 28Feb..| 11 0 O Nil. 
Veter, Weolooma. 
11823 | 1910-18, Stroud...| Wilson, Hugh Booral ... ..| 250 | Karuah ..| Gloucester; {? GL L100 PIs way...) 018 10 Nil. 
Graham. Wallarobba. Perm. |oce. at 2s. |3d. per mo|nth,from 1st} May, 1910. 
11824 TBS ne | Tait, Andrew «| Glen Lee, 190 | Bullah Gloucester ; Ee 0 0} 110 0 | 31 May...} 0 1 Nil. 
Bulahdelah. Delah. Stroud.) } Perm. |oce. at 1s. |8d. per mojath,from ist) June. 1910. 
11825 IGS ..| Bourke, David ...! Upper Myall ...} 640 | Kyle aot do awalfs 6 8/3. 6 0). 7 June % 6 Nil, 
{ Perm, |oce. at 5s. |7d. per mojnth,from 1st|June, 1910 , 
12528b| 1910-14, Tam- McCormack, James} Ogunbil ... «| 110 | Callaghan | Parry; 10 0/; 110 0| 21 May... Nil. 05 0 
worth, Cockburn. 


CN 


5376 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZHTTE, No. 151. [28 Supr, 1910. 


LTE NS EEE RO en 


APPROVAL OF ANNUAL LEASE APPLICATIONS—continued. 


Se a ee et, 


Amount to 
S Amount now |oredit of leeved 
bi z Amount ea meat tro EH alder. 
° No of Area County gt Ock., 1910, |DoR Ee? pert 
: & | Appligaiionand| Name of Lessve. Address. of | Parish. and Be dal | Sicedy epee to Bist Dec.,” | 1st Oot, 1910, 
Bu Land District. Lease. Shire. : De it y "} 19lt, less | “1911, from” 
as posit. deposit lodged deposit lodged 
2 with, with 
& Application. Application. 
Ms, Le. Acres £48) ONE yew ay peal. £84. £ os, d. 
1910-11826 | 1910 15, Taree ..| Brisbane, William] Knorrit Flat, via] 320 | Mummel&| Hawes and|f1 13 4] 110 0/|2June..} 1.3 0 Nil. 
| Wingham, Mackay. Macquarie ; { Perm. ovce. at 2s. 10d. per mo/nth, from 1s}t June, 1910. 
Manning. 
12749h lj, , +~| Moore,James_...} Killawarra «.| 649 | Rowley ..| Macquarie; 213 4} 3 0 ¢| 15 June 0 6 8 -! Nil. 
Manning. 
12750h 18, , | Everingham, Soopern ook ...| 1160 | Camden Macquarie ; 60 1013-0 2Ob) 20) coaten|) eed hod Nil. 
Jonathan Hiwin. Haven. Hastings. 
12752 20, » -++| McDonell, Donald ,.| Ghinni Ghinni...) 200 | Mackay ...| Hawes; 10) OF Pips Bi 2 Nil. 050 
Manning. 
11318 | 1910-17, Tenter- | Smith, Clarence} Boorook ... | 1920 | Gilgurry ...| Buller; 160 0/] 9 0 0} 13 Jan...) 11 0 0 Nil. 
field. William. Tenterfield. 
11314 Ba Py cae do x Go ai\ese ene| 1920 AO: )) see do Eh HOO OOO 8 Coe ee Oro Nil. 
113157 37, 4 «| Bacon, Henry John] Irrigation Farm,) 160 | Parkes ..| Gough; 1 6 8/ 110.0] 30 Mar...) v 3 4 Nil. 
Deepwater, Severn, : 
11316 89, 4, «| Lockwood, John| Deepwater oe eg) do S do eo Oa Gwe OO |) teapriy. Loee ais Nil. 
ILawkesley. 
11317 45, .,  ..| Macdonald, Mt, Dumaresq, 88 | Perth  ...| Clive; 1 0 @} 110 0 | 25 May... Nil. 065 0 
Somerled,| Bonshaw, (ex. Tenterfield, 
* |public 
road), ; s 
113187 46, ,, «| Bamberry,Samuel..| Wilson's Down-| 340 | Wylie and| Buller; Tenter-| 210 0} 110 0/28 . ..| 112 6 Nil. 
fall. Undercliffe.| field, 1909, 
20231 | 1909-30, Tumba-| Day, George James| Taradale.. ..-| 1610 | Courabyra | Wynyard; 19 1,3; 6 0 O)} I DYec...| 611 7 Nil 
rumba. Tum baramba. 2 
12173 OD ts 4. sec DEV ABtHOE Westbrook, via} 640 | Belmore ... do beef US OS We a CON CBee aetna iS ge Nil. 
Stanley. Tarcutta. 1910, ; 
12175 | 1910-10,  , — ...| Cheney, John, jun.| Care of E. H.| 640 | Wood ..| Wynyard; 3 6 8| 38 0 0] 10 June 13 4 Nil. 
Hedditch, Germanton. 
Wages Wagga. 1909, 
10652 | 1909-19, Tumut | Brennan, Martin...| Goeup, Tumut...) 933 Tarra- Wynyard; 1 0 Of) 110 0 | 10Sept. Nil. 0 5 0 
bandra. Adjungbilly. 1910. Y 
10656 | 1910-3, ,, ...| Herlihy, Daniel) Tumut .., «| 832 | Cooleman...| Buecleuch; 2/7 8) 110 0) 18 Pepaal 04 7 Nil. 
Lane. Gadara. 
16654 Fal Pane Do ree Ca Ss eo 293 dant ye. do sitll & | BiB Ove OuhiEb es Nil 19 6 
10653 8, » «| Naughton, Hugh...) East Blowering...| 89 | Yarrango- do ei BO P10 Or) Ob Barer 00 gins Nil. 
billy. : 
1065} 10, 4 ...| Rees, Christopher...! Ravine ... «| 873 | Selwyn ...| Selwyn; 216 1} 8.0 0} 5 April 010 1 Nil. 
\ Gadara. 
11478) | 1910- 8,Waria'da| Wethered, Robert ..| Hadleigh, via) 650 | Hadleigh...| Burnett; 4°1..34) 3 0,0/)23 Mayish 2.207 Nil. 
Warialda. Yallaroi. 


+ Inclusive of rent for Crown improvements. 


(a) The lessee may erect fencing on each section, but shall not enclose any part of the intervening road. 

(4) The lessee shall, to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands, take all reasonable eteps to destroy, and throughout the currency 
of the lease keep the land clear of all noxious plants, weeds, and scrab, including prickly-year and Bathurst burr; operations to be com- 
menced within three months from this date. The prickly-pear to be eradicated by entirely consuming it by fire, or burying it at least 
three (3) feet underground, with the roots, seeds, and every other part thereof, 

(c) The road through the land leased shall not be obstructed by fencing or gates withoat p2rmission being first o>'aiaed, 

(d) The lessee shall carefully preserve all timber within strips of land each at least 1 chain wide along both banks of all defined 
watercourses. The lessee shull carefully preserve all timber within a strip of land at least 1 chain wide along the course of all creeks and 
gullies, and across the loweat parts of the flats where such gullies discharge water and there are no defined watercourses. The lessee shall 
carefully preserve all timber within a strip of land at least 3 chains wide along the banks of Konangaroo and Cox’s Rivers. 

(e) The right of the public to use the land for access purposes is reserved. The lease is granted subject t» the provisions of the 
Water and Drainage Acts and any Trusts constituted thereunder. 

(f) The southern boundary of the land leased shall not be fenced. 

(g) The Government will, during each year, expend in the destruction of prickly-pear on the land leased, so far as may be necessary, 
a sum not exceeding the rental received from such land for that year. The Minister for Lands, or any person or persons authorised by 
him, shall at all times have the right to enter the land leased for the purpose of performing any act in connection with the work of 
destroying the prickly-pear on such land. 

(h) Free right of occupation for saw-mills of any part of the land leased is reserved. 

(i) Only large stock shall be depastured on the land leased. 

(7) The lessee shall take all steps necessary to prevent the spread of prickly-pear, and shall keep the land clear of noxious plants 
and weeds. 


[2059] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


CANCELLATION OF ANNUAL LHASHS. 


aN ieee is hereby given that the undermentione4 Annual Leases have been cancelled, in accordance with the provisions of 
A. the 38th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1889. 


The leases will terminate on 31st December, 1910. 


pak nits | 8. W. MOORE. 
ScHEDULE. 
No, of Papers. tent hope ae Name of Lessee. Parish, | County and Shire. | Area. | Rent. 
| 
Ms. Le. | ia Sa £ s.d 
1910-18524 | 13620, Narrandera..| Millthorpe, Frederick Gobbagaula_ ...) Mitchell; Yanko ...| 594 1 0] 2914 8 
(administratrix and | 
administrator of). 
13648 | 1906-35, Do ..,, Australian and New| North Bolaro ... Cooper; Yanko ~ .;|' 415. 0° 0]. “2 0 00 
Zealand Mortgage | 
Co. (Ltd.) | 
ae 1908-12, Do ...| McCracken, Alexander.. Gobbagaula ..,| Mitchell; Yanko ...] 291 2 sii 4 17 
isc. | 
1910-15292 | 1907-25, Singleton| Smith, Green William..| Carrow ... ...| Durham ; Patrick ~’ 80 0 0 | 170 
Plains, 


Ct a, 


28 Supr., 1910.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 5377? 


[1812] ) Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 21st September, 1910. 
TENDERS FOR LEASE. 


ts is hereby notified that Tenders for the lease of the undermentioned land will be received at this Department not later than 
3 p.m. on FRIDAY, 14rH OCTOBER, 1910. 

The lease will be subject to the provisions of the Closer Settlement Acts and Regulations, and will be subject to the 
special conditions set out at the foot of the Schedule hereto attached, and’ to the following conditions, provisions, covenants, and 
reservations. 

The amount offered by an accepted Tender, not being in any case lesa than the upset amount as specified in the subjoined 
Schedule, shall be the yearly rental of the lease. 

Tenders must be lodged at the Office of the Department of Lands, Sydney, or may be transmitted thereto by post. 

Tenders must be addressed to the Under Secretary for Lands, and indorsed “Tender for Lease, Reserve No. 43,475, 
Walla Walla Estate,” with date of Gazette notice, and must be accompanied by a receipt showing that a deposit equal to the 
amount stated in the Schedule hereunder as the upset annual rent of the area of the block, has been paid to the Land Agent or 
the State Treasurer. 

The deposit paid by the person whose Tender is accepted shall be credited on account of the first year’s rent. 

The term of the lease will be ten years (subject to the conditions hereinafter set forth). 

The rent for the second and every succeeding year of the lease shall be paid annually in advance to the Treasurer of the 
State of New South Wales, before the date in each year corresponding to the date of the execution of the lease. If not so 
paid, the lease will be liable to forfeiture. __ 

In the event of more than one Tender being received the Minister reserves the right to refer the Tenders to the Local 
Land Board with a view to a report thereon being obtained for his guidance in selecting the applicant whose Tender should be 
accepted. 

R In the event of any of these conditions, provisions, or covenants not being complied with in the manner specified, the lease 
will be liable to forfeiture, and, on forfeiture, all improvements effected by the lessee shall become the property of the Crown 
without compensation. 

The highest or any Tender will not necessarily be accepted. 


Ss. W. MOORE, 
WALLA WALLA SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA No, 4. 
Lanp District oF ALBURY, 
apa eres ens) to Lene oye Us ihevouy ae, cmos eT Dan hel ey She ae ee 

Upset 

Description of Land, Area, Parish. County. Annual 

; Rental. 
fe. ai 
Reserve 43,475 from sale for water supply and access, notified 6th) About 13 acres} Walla Walia... Hume php, 0950 


January, 1909, together with the contiguous aren comprised in | 
the old channel of the Billabong Creek, abutting on portions 84 | 
and 99 in the parish of Stitt; being the area shown by brown 
tinting on plan catalogued Ms. 1,074 Wega. 


[Papers—Olo. Sett. 1910 4,096] 

The lease shall be subject to the following conditions :— 

1. The rent for each year shall be paid in advance to the Crown Land Agent of the District, or to the State Treasurer at Sydney, 
on or before the 81st December of the year preceding, otherwise penalties for the late payments shall be incurred, and the 
lease shall be liable to forfeiture. 

. The lease shall not confer any right to purchase the land. 

. The land shall be used only for the purposes of grazing. 

_ The lessee shal), within one year from the date of notification in the Government Gazette of the granting of the lease, enclose 
the land, either separately or conjointly with other lands held in the same interest, with a substantial fence, and maintain 
such fence in efficient repair during the currency of the lease. 

5. Upon forfeiture, surrender, or expiration of the period of the lease, all improvements on the land shall become the property 
of the Crown, and no compensation shall be payable therefor, but on application within one month after such forfeiture, 
surrender, or expiration, the Minister may permit the former lessee to remove any movable improvements effected by him 
or at hisexpense. In all cases where such permission has been given the improvements must be removed within three 
months after the date of forfeiture, surrender, or expiration, 

6. The right is reserved to the Minister to terminate the lease upon giving the lessee not less than twelve months’ notice in 
writing to that effect. If the lease is terminated by the exercise of the foregoing reserved right, no compensation will be 
allowed ; but the lessee may, subject to approval of the Minister, remove any movable improvements effected by or at the 
expenso of the lessee during the currency of the lease, provided he does so within three months after the termination of the 
lease. 

7. No fixed improvements shall be removed from the land during the currency of the lease, unless with the approval in writing 
of the Minister. 

8. The lessee shall pay all rates and taxes upon the land during the currency of the lease. 

9, All rights (except residence) which are conferred by the Mining Acts, with respect to Crown Lands, are reserved. 

0. The lessee shall not transfer the lease or sublet the land, or any part of it, before the approval in writing of the Minister has 
been obtained. 

11. Any improvements, the property of the Crown, upon the lease must be kept in repair during its currency, reasonable wear 
and tear excepted. 

12. The right is reserved to the Minister to withdraw from the lease at any time, and from time to time, any land required for 
mining or any mining purpose, or for any public purpose within the meaning of the Crown Lands Acts, and the lessee 
shall. not be entitled to any compensation whatsoever therefor, or for severance. In the event of any withdrawal as 
aforesaid, the lessee shall be entitled, subject to the approval of the Minister, to remove any movable improvements, or 
to a fair and reasonable compensation for his interest in any improvements belonging to him on the land so withdrawn. 
‘The amount of euch compensation shail be ascertained by multiplying a sum representing the fair value of the improvements 
by a fraction of which the numerator shall be the unexpired term of the lease and the denominator the original term of 
the lease. In case the Minister and the lessee shall not agree as to the amount of compensation as aforesaid, the matter 
shall be submitted for the determination of the Local Land Board; and the decision of the Board or the Land Appeal 
Court, on appeal, shall be final and conclusive. 

18. Rights conferred upon the public, in the terms of any reservation in regard to the land leased, are reserved. 

14. No green trees or saplings shall be interfered with by ringbarking or otherwise, except under permits issued under the 
provisions of the Forestry Act and Regulations thereunder. 

15. As the lease is for grazing purpoees only, the land may be cultivated to the extent necessary for the growth and spread of 
pasture grasses, but no further. 

16. The lessee shall, within twelve months from the date of notification in the Government Gazette of the granting of the lease, 
clear the land of all fal'en timber, noxious scrub, plants, or weeds, and shall thereafter keep the land clear of them during 
the currency of the lease. 

17. ee shall take all reasonable steps to keep the land free from rabbits and other noxious animals during the currency 

of the lease, 

18. A breach of any of the above conditions will render the lease liable to forfeiture. 


mB Cd 


, 0378 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. [28 Sxepr., 1910. 
[2051] wigt 14 Department of Lands, 
} Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 
ABSOLUTE REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF AN IMPROVEMENT LEASE. 


ifs is hereby notified, for public information, that the forfeiture of the Improvement Lease specified in the annexed Schedule, which 
was gazetted on 9th March, 1910, has now been absolutely reversed. 


S. W. MOORE. 


Lanp District or NYNGAN. 


: ; ee = 2 aKa ; 
Papers, | pene Fock | Lessee, Division. | Parish. | County. : | Ared. | Rent. | Shire. 
Oce. Acres. | £ 8. d. 
1910-8651 | 1751 | 654 | James Arthur Draper ... ...| Central}! Quanda ...| Flinders | 6,070 | 15 16 11 | Bogan. 
% 
{1816} . Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


RENEWAL FOR 1911 OF PREFERENTIAL OCCUPATION LICENSES HELD UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE 
IMPROVEMENT LEASES CANCELLATION ACT, 1906. 


(fe accordauce with the provisions of the 81st section of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, notice is hereby given that the rates of License 
Fees payable in advance, for the year 1911, on Preferential Occupation Licenses held under the provisions of the Improvement Leases 
Cancellation Act, 1906, are set out and published in the annexed Schedule. 


All License Fees must be paid to the Treasurer of the State of New South Wales within sixty days from the date of the publication 
of this notice ; and if not so paid the Licenses shall be deemed not to have been renewed, 


The estimated areas are those existing on the 30th June last, and the License Fees payable are based on those areas, and in cases 
where the adjustment of accounts to that date have not already been made, such adjustment will be made as early as practicable. 


Attention is specially drawn to the fact that the notice mentioned in paragraph 2 hereof will expire on the 28th November neat. 


The Licenses on which the Fees remain unpaid on the 31st December next will, immediately thereafter, be notified in the Government 
Gazette as not having been renewed for the year 1911, and the lands will therefore be open for the purposes of the Crown Lands Acts from 
the 31st December next. 


[Oce. 1910-9,600] S. W. MOORE. 
Cerca | # : 
Sua eae Estimated ay sone 
No, of POL Forfeited Division, Name of Licensee. mt ie Hy Sieg erty “perable for bs 
ment, : 
By baa’: 
Acres. d ££ ess id 
24 1,356 | Central...) Henry Edward Kater and the executors and executrix of late 3,180 6 79 10 O 
Edward Harvey Kater (Arthur Sterling Barton, Edward 
Darvall Kater, and Francis Maria Kater). 
25 1,357 Do Fe do do ack 3,440 4 7. 16°38 
26 1,358 Do Ana do do ee 3,100 4 5118 4 
40 739 Do _...| Richard Yeomans... ts “A ed cai eo it 63 3705 016 6 
41 752 TN6 fiitwles do Dim, pass nab 6a Deka eke Oe coe Ra et 5 8.85 01s 
5L 742 Do ...| John Kenneth Mackay, jun., and Wm. Hooke Mackay de 124 22 1 2 5 
56 919 Do tee do do eee 730 25485 7 7 3 
57 920 Do CF do ‘ do dell ume 118 23 hae anf 
58 921 Do As do do bas 296 2h 31.48 
70 927 Do __...| Dalgety & Co. (Limited)... mee oe 3,982 4} 7816 8 
71 928 De ide sh do und ie See sed wet ae 4,005 43 79 5 4 
84 1,203 Do __...| Robert Scott and Thomas Mitchell Scott (trustees of the late 159 64 4 210 
Robert Scott) ; and Andrew Scott. 
85 1,204 Do aS do do rie 972 6 24 6 O 
86 1,295 Do og do do ds 424 64 Ll 98 
93 1,059 Do _...| Juhn Dight Mackay pk ee Ars ae Sox So 3,136 3 i _ 
98 1,388 Do ...| Charles Clark ¥s a ie ifs ties th ws. 528 5x25 day GO; Will 
99 1,389 Do ae do te 5 ee ate Ue eh a0 298 3h 4 611 
100 1,384 Do ...| George Mackay Hooke ... ae re ee e Sah 3,665 3 45 16 3 
104 1,125 Do... | Commercial Banking Company of Sydney (Limited) ... ea 648 3h POE 
110 943 Do .- | The New Zealand and Australian Land Company (Limited)...| 18,580 6 47410 0O 
111 94.4 Dox aia do do do } 19,483 6 487 1 6 
120 905 Do _...| George Ashmall and Thomas Andrews... ao as see 1,090 6 27 & O 
121 1,169 Do id: do do ae she AB ‘ 1,375 6 34 7 6 
126 1,211 Do _...| Thomas Edols & Co. (Limited) ... Bx a HEE a. 3,102 43 68 3 8 
127 1,212 Dovdist do do G4 Ms, ney) ey eas 120 4} 2 5 0 
128 1,258 Doh oat do do e7 a ae ike ae 779 4} 1412 2 
129 1,259 PHO deride do do His ae sud oh; a 611 | 5735 1216 1 
140 1,101 | Hastern .,.| Bank of New South Wales aan ae a a at] 2,207 1g 17 410 
141 1,102 D0 lanie ss do do aS. Ae oth iu if 1,820 21 12 fig 
142 1,108 Do sa do do a ae abe Ae ee 860 32 138 210 
143 1,109 Doise he do do oT Pe. Pa a Ay 445 $ rl) Bes) 
144, Lid Do “is do do a. ved vee a bit 299 23 3 5 5 
145 1,112 Dot aes do do Pip igt!ssccaleticmadh bee teh serege 40 1} 726 
146 1,113 Dog +a do do ‘o As Ae Ped rt 130 ‘ 1 6 6 
148 1,043 Do ..| Peter Colin Campbell and Edmund Cuthbert Body ... se 2,800 1; 1719 5 
149 1,044 Do ae do do do Or i 8,265 $ 2510 2 
156 1,248 | Central...) Illilawa Company Proprietary (Limited) ms aa va 2,068 23 21 10 10 


eee BE PO le A ie as ae x 
* License fee for use of Crown improvements. 


28 Sepr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 5379 


aa Se —_A___ 


[1817] Department of Lands, 
; Sydney, 23th September, 1910. 


RENEWAL OF OCCUPATION LICENSES AND PREFERENTIAL OCCUPATION LICENSES FOR 1911, 


OTICE is hereby given that the rates of License Fees for Occupation Licenees under section 81 of the Crown Lands Act of 
1884, payable in advance, for the year 1911, are set out and published in the annexed Schedule. 


All Occupation License Fees must be paid to the Treasurer of the State of New South Wales within sixty days from the 
date of the publication of this notice; and if not so paid the Licenses shall be deemed not to have been renewed. 


"The estimated areas are thoce existing on the 30th June last, and the License Fees payable are based on those areas, and 


in ee ere the adjustment of accounts to that date have not already been made, such adjustment will be made as early as 
practicable. 


: Attention is specially drawn’ to the fact that the notice mentioned in paragraph 2 hereof will expire on the 281k November 
next. 


; The Licerses on which the Fees remain unpaid on the 31st December next will, except in any case where an appraisement 
is pending, immediately thereafter be notified in the Government Gazette of not having been renewed for the year 1911, and the 
lands will therefore be open for the purposes of the Crown Lands Acts from the 31st December next. 


(Occ. 1910- 9,599] S. W. MOORE. 
; Rate Amount of 
No, and yng hpi ap : Namerot Licenses: mae per Rete a ce 
Available. 640 acres. for Ig!I. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Acres. AD tee{dle £ s. d. 
2 Emu Creek... vat ...| George Robert Gill... Ne oe ae ae SUL aYOI1G |. 2s 4 | tat ia 
6 Upper Tia’ :.. Sct ...| The New Zealand and Australian Land Company (Limited)| 2,268| 4 0 0| 14 3 6 
Land District of Cowra ade He eee TOO 2er Op Loses 
Oy ang Bang... s BARES Buk , Land District of Young ne ae pers 1.005.) 0k : PREIS 
14 Ourance - .., Ses ...| The Bank of Australasia de Pe ti Rie S043 |. 4B Or OT 49 * 55/0 
17 Wantabadgery ... ...| Frederick Holkham Dangar and Cheesborough Falconer 484 | 180 oP "TT, 6 To 
John Macdonald. 
20 Guy Fawkes River ...| William Alexander Harvey ‘Waugh, William Waugh, and) 7,702 | I 0 O/| I2 0 8 
Alexander Gordon Waugh. 
2t Borah Creek te ...| George Winter ... 443 ase st ia 344 ie 871 Hh MOG, Reis 
2{ The Junction A ...| Henry Tollemache Edwards ... ahs re dee ee 2 TOs poeta a a oleae sere 
29 Yarrangobilly ori ...| George Harris... Sa0 at See Av ae ae ROL Ont -O te, 
30 ©Rosebrook ... a ...| John Joseph Harnett and Frederick Blaxland wee me 2005 15) 24" been Ooi 4arn 
32 Carrot Ss Mi ...| Andrew Sturgeon Dae So ae ‘ide aes Noe t4052 5-2. Op O sn 3 
33 MookiSprings... ...| Albert Augustus Dangar vee a as oe a. AZO ah 4. Vous BO, 10) 
37. Mundowey ... ie! ...| William Henry Roberts es bac a age he A Fae ae SS ay tone Bess 
40 Lyndhurst... a .. | William Coventry fae at As Ae pic LAE ROOC) 4h Ea OP Tee sre 
42 Grogan Creek bor ...| Simon Fraser Gentle... bof de she ene oa 935 |°2 0 O By Biel AS 
49 Bolero Jy a ...| Stephen Mes:man Osborne... ose oes Sha he eng OT, eo de Oe On a COs LS aS 
54 Moles ae an ...| Jeremiah O’ Mara at ae a at th tees Oule 2.au 4 5 12 O 
56 Rampsbeck... net ...| Alfred Macquarie Hollan a0 iste ape : A659 | XOeO-) — O° ad oer 
59 Maffra of bath ...| John Cassels Ryrie, jun. iy j Su) 3 OO o 8 4 
6t Green Bills 983 ...| James Burleigh Sharp ... on 006 : Sui Ea220: | 2 3" At BS Fe 
64 Mount Adra me ...| Andrew Crain and Irvine Crain ah an te poet eG. |) o2 rad. 4 18 0 
67 Clifton ic bs ...| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. (Limited) ... ae Ss a Lost Se PAG TE 37 TON 
68° Bolivia, *<.. ian ...| Pank of Australasia... oe as ae ner Pat arore Ho Ths Onl th 70 Ours 
69 Gunningrach $3 ...( William Oswald Gilchrist, William Holden Watt, Ernest} 13,059 | 2 13 4 MORSE 
Alexander Stuart Watt, Walter Oswald Watt, and 
George Cruickshank. 
77 Bungarby ... os ...| Joseph Peters... a ner 5S Ay: Ge SOM ae 4O: Ne 2413 a 18 4 
78 Long Reach wee ...| The Bank of New South Wales t34 a ke Shi) 2 T000u 3. LO ss O Gheg 
81 Inverell and Elsmore  .,.| Henry William Russell Hughes ss ok Rue EE S557 30 a1 Cher SueO Setar! 
86° Yabtree ... sc ...| William Alfred Cottee and William Horsley (as trustees and| 2,685 | 7 10 0} 31 9 4 
executors of R. F. Horsley). i 
87 Yarra Yarra ne ...| dames McLaurin sae wd ane of Ae ae ea7 | 5 OO 1 he: Ly ke 
97 Kuki ba aa _..| The Commercial Banking Company of Sydney (Limited) ... Pa) t TO 0 Cal Bien O 
ror Karoola  ... aC at aS, do bie og2 5-3 0" 23 Be egurs 
rio} Burindia® ... ei _..| Arthur John Macneil! Simpson ard Spencer Hector Macneill 200) |) On O ee 2. Tes 
Simpson. 
115 Little Burrangong... ...| Allan MeFarlane ec ne sat’ atlp ae ae 68) }-16) 10° 0. HLA 
119 Goonian ... ie ...| Charles Grant Tindal ... ann Sa ee Aye ee 2,047. 2eTO Oo TF Tt x 2 any 
121 GlenFernaigh ... ...| Lhomas Freeman co ie ier 5 3,208 || ,I’1o 0 710 4 
125 Ukolan or Cuerindi ...| Thomas Sisson ... ni nye wes at a i edesOr 22S doy ilo 20: alo 
128 Qwyarigo ... a ...| William MeGill and Edwin Baker, jun. me re BR O98" be nreteaes.. Spe, 
129 Nymboida ... be ...| Australian Joint Stock Bank (Limited) rie aes ea} 20,041 I Onis te FS 
37 Matildadale ae ...| dames Collett and George Johnson ns 5a Een OF 20 On Om © RS aco 
14t Dyraaba ... a _.| Grace Isabella Barnes, Charles Augustus Bruxeer, Henry| 64,169 | 213 4 207 Nn 
Sparke Barnes, snd Walter Clarcnce Barnes. 
146 Geergarow ... ave ...| James Foran’... am oa aes es ni tora 74a) O1L 5. Oe lower 2 
147 Chidowla ... on ...| Lawrence Roche... oe ts eke ae Be i: 100 || 27" 0,0 Ow Ges 
154 Long Flat ... ae ...| dames Walter Rae ae bos site oF os dat 37 Aya | OC 3 19 10 4 
138 Glenreagh West ... _...| Dune :n McGill and Edward Gillett .., ae ple Peet; 076 Wet cers Loe Oo 
162 Round Hill... SA ...| Hon. James Balfour nf ts Heo vate ; CAN Wx ke eso ES Bey Awe) 
168 Childowla ... eG ...| William Thomas Swift... ate nate Ne ae wat 315 i OmsO og 10 
169 Bredbo North a ...| Bank of New South Wales ee a Kee a9 wale 23288" | SOY C 10 9 10 
175, Coolringdon de Herb “ Australian Mo:tgage, Land, aud Finance Company 1,260) |DNOOT 7a Oun Np Ore 5 
Limited). 
176 Manus ved ie ...| @he British and Australasian Trust and Loan Co. (Limited)| 1,076 | 2 15 © Huey ie: 
181 Bogolong ... a ...| dohn Lore and James Arthur Love ...  -... Bs ac 144 | 12 0 0 2 14) 70 
188 Neurenmerremang... William Alexander Menzies and Henry Ryan (trustees of] 27,575 | 110 9| 66 411 
the interest of the late Henry Ricketson). 
189 Enmore ... sas ...| Kenneth John Finlayson sects Ahh, 30h eae Pe fates G7) yp sake) SU r2ees 
194 Carracaback and Dewett Creck.. William Hooke Mackay Bat Yes mie ni Coen GaaUE i ME alte} 6 18 o 
196 Grosses Plain A .. | Charles Woodhouse ... ~ ... ic 385 wee Tsar oe. oy 7I5 ORR 
| 


No. 151, 28 SurremBer, 1910 —7. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTHR, No. 151. 


seo 


RENE WAL eet OCCUESTION LICENSES, ne — continued. 


{28 Sepr., 1910. 


—=- 


No. and Name of Occupation License. 


Brown’s Springs 
Ranger’s Valley 


Cucumgilliga 
Longford 
Narrallen 
Bolero 
Geraldra 
Yarrowyck ... 


Springmount 
Shannon Vale 
Woolingmurah 
Marranumbla 
Moparrabah 
Millera 
Glenugie ... 


Four-mile Creek 


Bogalara, 
Jumenbuen... 
Tiillside 
Toorumbee ... 
Wallabadah 
Bondi 

Bondo 
Boboyan 
Auburn Vale 
Yarrabandini 
Queengallery 
Billabong 
Wellingrove 
Blowering ... 
King’s Plains 
Newton Boyd 
Tooma aa 


Jindabyne West 
Chandler’s Creek ... 


Miller’s Creek 
Towal Creek 
Broadmeadows 
Dananbills ... 
Gostwych 
Tiara 
Gecgullalong 
La ura 


Bergen-op- -Zoom 


Bogolong 


Diiga ar 
Rocky River 
Moona Plains 


.| T. H. Mate & Co. (Limited) . 
..} John Sloman  .... a 


Name of Licensee, 


EASTERN DIVISION—continucd. 


Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. (Limited). a4 one aa 
George Gibson Park ey BO Be Sa 
Union Bank of Australia (Limited) |. 

Stephen Messman Osborne 


...| Walter Henry Davidson and weaeies Douglas Davidson 


..-| Bridget Moffatt, William Thomas Moffatt, John Martin 


ooo 


Toolcom and W oodenbong 


Head of Curry Flat vee 


Billylingera 
Kimo 


Bungawalbyn 
Oban 
Bangus 
Copabella 
Bobundia .. 
Red Hill 
Woomargama 
Retreat 
Nullamana ,., 
Dutzon 
Cowar Boe 


Winscombe... 


Wombramurra 
Barry Be 
Roseberry ... 
Marengo 


...| The Bank of Australasia. 
...| John Jones 


.| Commercial Banking Company 


e Reid Brothers (Limited) “f : 


a Bank of New South Wales ‘ oa ae 
..| Henry Chew... apo er ae ea ve 


+ Edward Norton ... nd ay 
.| The Bank of New South Malea: fe 


Moffatt, and "George Moffatt (executrix and executors cf 
the late Jozias Moffatt). 
Charles Mott... abe nee a0 ner or 


George Joseph Morrice and William Morric 
German Verge and Michael Clarke 


ee isk ce. 


.| Alexander Stewart nbs 
.| Alick Gerard Gerard, Edward Want, and Michael Kearney 


Arthur Percy Bowman and Harry Murdoch.. 
George Seaborne Wilcox and Murray Wilcox. 


Alexander Ross and John Ross aa are wed Wee 
Australian Joint Stock Bank ibtailed) ee Tho oe 
John McKenzie Lindsay Macdonald . AE ee tts eed 
John Bruce ; see Es 

The Bank of New, Sonth Wales 


.| Henry Charles Barrett and David Brayshaw.. 


The Mutusl Life Association of Australasia . 


a Charles Sutherland and Peter Knauer., 5 af 
.| John Cosgrove 


...| Alexander Ross and aoa Boon i ie ae cat 
Leonard Miles Cariston Seton ... Te Ro i att 
.| Charles Lundy Badgery ee ane cos 
George Arthur Vivers ... we he sate 


The Bank of Australasia 


.| Thomas Robertson, James Gordon Robertson. Ara cte Robert 


.| Sir 


Gordon obortson: and Jebhn Gordon Rabericon 

Joseph Hector Carruthers and Frederick Earle 
Winchcombe. 
George Ellis ong no vee ie 


George Snell Hill and Charles Augus tus Hill” Ae 


Albert Augustus Dangar ae 


George Baker... 
William I Murray Borthwick and ih ieeanties Sy dney Gill 
The Commercial Banking Company of Sydney (Limited) .. 


Donald Johnston rah see axe eid 
H. A. Smith : cae see 
The Bank of New South Wales. om ee Si a 
Thomas Alfred Field .., ei an ae cas tea 
Richard Witton ... Pe ace ae Hod one 

...| John Cosgrove ... ae = fe & 


eee 


aoe eee 


Little Billabong and The Falls . 


Jingellic 
Torryburn ... 


Gunnee or Reedy Creek ... 


Combanning 


Piallaway and Walhallow 


Kickerbell . 
Buckinbah . 


eee 


vee ee 


4 William Richardson 


...| dames Robinson .. 


Cunningham Henderson and Thomas Yabsley 
James Coventry .. ae ; 
William Bootes . 

William Pitt Barker and Johu Barker %, 
George Officer, Ernest Officer, and Hubert William ‘Raleigh 


...| The British and Australasian Trust and Loan POUNDS aie. ) 


Mary Louisa Wileon ... nes ets Pes 
Robert Park 5 

The Australian Widows Fund Life Assurance Society (Ltd. ) 
John Hooke Hill i a . a a “a 
The Union Bank of Australia (Limited) 3 


The Commercial Banking Company of Sydney (Limited) .. 
do do 
Charles Edwards ih nay ait 
Charlies Hilton Dight ... “Ae 
The Bank of New South Wales we oat 
Frederick Wheeler Vyner Smithwick.. 
Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. (Limited) .. 
Charles William Chapman vie Wis 
Lizzie Henderson 
The New Zealand and Australian Land Company (Limited) 
Robert George Higgins. ae ee 
The Union Bank of Australia (Limited) ey 3% ee 


Estimated 


Area 


Available. 


3592 
352448 


288 
1,034 
1,231 
4,060 
4,678 
3,885 
12,065 
77° 
3,044 
7,013 
6,625 
1,598 
10,693 
20,007 

706 


6,486 
11,562 
30,908 
29,452 

2,223 
13,260 

2,501 

1,818 

5,080 

2,362 

S04. 

8,024 


* Balance, 


per Section 


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640 acres. 


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License Fee 


payable 


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| . Rate Amount of 
No. and Name of Occupation License. Name of Licensee. aera per Section | License Fee 
| Available, of payable 
| | 640 acres. for IgII. 
| | 
| EASTERN DIVISION—continued. 
Acress | “£8, d.| £8. d 
454 Delegate _.., an «eof Henry Hayden .. : T36rn) (201304: Our Vad: 
456 Whit Whittal Aes ...| The Scottish ‘Australian Investment Con np: any ( Lidtted). . 2,220 bi cara 4, 9 ao 
459. Deligate ... ae ..| John Jeffreys and Arthur Frederick Jeffreys (executors and 30071832 10k. S AL) 
devisees under the will of Sophia Ives Campbell). 
461 Ward’s Mistake... ...| Francis John White... Ss aa cic Bae Welle 0,204, |e ot Om OulmuAg=: OELO 
465 Jugiong ... ..-| Ben Marshall Osborne ... en mes ny ate WOO | 188 Sy. Oo) IO 16-10 
471 Head of Richmond ...| Thomas Hopkins Merrick Hill. ve igs ae mre AAS OpirsOulomG A. (Omens 
477 Cooplacurripa ae ...| John Kenneth Mackay. : et 32,902 | "OTS" On the Tq ere 
482 Bonshaw ... aie ...| Charles Grant Tindal ae Charles Frederick Tin3 Aes it 45,504, |. 2 10 FOL belig Toes 
483 The Bramina ah ...| Joseph Michael Edward Franklin .., ‘ah ees | 12,720] 010 0] 1014 5 
486 Gunonong Jugrawah .«| Ben Marshall Osborne ... : ae ay bel a Papebale 70 2 XS) ie) TL T2hie 
488 Strathbogie and Rocky Bank of New South Wales... se ae oa pl) ER2AR fo Teg OUR. TE Nae 
Creek. 
491 Peedee Creck Bd Cornelius O’Sullivan ... oP nor ons ra watt BEETO: [oo2: Fae AL cea. On ae 
493 Yarrow Creck and Kings- Jesse Bishop... it a a ie aay al FA5G 20: re cares OO" LOunt 
gate. 
497. Stony Creek er ...| Victor Louis Green... it a Ge ac ages 2,OR On|) Gen Oro GQ 12..9 
500 Gabramatta ate ...| Edmund Molyneux Royds_... as e Wl B,Ore: le ten Oe O 6. 205 
503. Tomalla .., Rte ...| Alexander Campbell, Donald Campbell, John Campbell) 30,740 | t 5 0}] 60 0 9 
James Campbell, and Richard Simpson. 
512 Keera ae 8 ...| Thomas Cook... sia aa as cee s 786 | EOS PANG 
513 Obella Ace a ...| Bank of New South Wales’ a wt es anh = 808 | FeO” o-p Fe 34-0 
518 Hernani. .., va ...| Andrew William Gardiner Cove ntry, Thomas James} 2,826) 3 6 8] 1414 5 
Coventry, and Arthur Henry Coventry. 
520 St. Cloud’s Creek . ...| Australian Joint Stock Bank (Limited) 32,004 b> One2n. O 6 811 
522 Abington ... Charles Frederick White aud Ronald Willian m. : White fel couse bask LO. © ate HAC) 
523 Southgate and Blake's Greek John Zuill ee : re a { 0,29 O29 Ob te 202.3 
528 Ironmungie ee Ellen O'Mara... Aon are oa Pa aA SOR as Or. 8 Q 145.6 
5360 Fairfield ... .| George Hunter Smith ... ne ae aS sn wel 10,341 Te OMt Ogi ToNe ame e 
537 Serpentine River and Lower| Francis John White and James Cobb White... cat ID SSsuil On lOr Obie Lol kama 
Styx. 
540 bones Creek 5a ...| Bank of New South Wales... eae et ag ice SOC) We 2213 74a tee ede tome & 
344 Tenterfield and SBoura| Bank of New South Wales... ar ae sat | 28,984.) 1 2. Ok CRO“ IGOR. O 
Boura Creek. 
ssz Cheviot Hills North and| Bank of New South Wales _... a oe ite vee] 46,143 | sogsarace 16 17, 8 
Callanyn. 
553 Cunningham Creek ...| William Joseph Ward ... ia se ih Ae Be Boa Pe 12ue Ore O Cer sako 
564 Cunderang... an ...| Guy Henry Crawford ... ey, ae Shee ren eae eal O0;020) |L) 1h Om) Okie OS Tb att 
566 Tilbuster .., ane .. | John Archibald Chisholm hee bie ne Bis alee LA Weer a5 m4 Oo entt 
576 Lot No. 115 aa ...| George Ellis... be ms mye su ate ale 45700) Ih 2et' Oss Oe a Teal gna O 
583 Lot No. 106 one ...| Charles Sutherland, sen., George Kesby, and John Robert} 1,5044 | 0 15 O| 17 12 7 
Wheeldon. 
584 Lot No. 107 fe) ...| James Landers ... sige Aaa Bre we tes up 1t;255 ates ae Vn O 
585 Lot No. 114 ou. ...| John Landers : ay Ba ‘a Par oa aeeit, 37/000 Org ge = 1Srah ay Res 
594 Lot No. 198 ee ...| George Cole - Sse tie ane Bie 45040.) O° La" Oo 4°17 >-.0 
596 Lot No. 110 ag "| Michael Clarke and William Clarke ... a aes Hg O0e| oO FOr-O es om 
597 Lot No. 140 a * illaies do do ae ae ae ede 455) | 9 Ze 315 8 
602 Lot No. 21 ae ...| William Weatherhead ... er fe ke ams Mo lel7.O 700). 0 10-9 Ou) cian nOetO 
603 Lot No. 22 ras ae do be se rx as is ait 23,962 | 0 10° OY , 16 18", 
606 Lot No. 186 a ...| Henry Small... 5a De RE sae if 38,300 Muses Fou OF O 
608 Lot No. 222 ee ...| John Thomas Mortlock.. 3 ive ct ca Sal eyshOo- |< Or tee G he eT) 
610 Lot No. 23 ae ...| Perey Vernon William Alexander... iter are ane B PICU Sire ne rats As Tar 
611 Lot No. 109 es ...| Jolin Davis and Alexander MacKay ... Fei wis 25 age ivy 0 Dl eer Ne esin Bie oS 
614 Lot No. 205 Bc »..| dames Cunningham < fen ate - a OLZ950 || O08 102-0 “iia ha 
615 Lot No. 206 we ...| Charles Henry MecKeahnie ... Ais tes te i 2,850 O04 © Pee Gee 
617 Lot No. 246 aa 30 Samus) Gay : st ay pele 5026 Tur Os Onl 7 San OS 
619 Lot No. 187 i ..| Sir John Hay and Phili ip He: pry Morton... es Po eQ ey SAO! Om feenOul Oka” we 
622 Lot No. 284 — vr se Cunningham Henderson and Thomas Yubsley aie &|- 2,768 The O8O 4 O16 
623 Lot No. 285 si *: do do aes Axl) ego |) ie Oo Ou = Pets a's 
624 Lot No. 286 se whe do do mn Mc laues SSO jes oO Om yO ook 
628 Lot No. 267 rae ...| Martin Gammon ee 3 Hi oe 55 oe O04. ib Li O. Ge we lg. 
626 Lot No. 268 in ...| John Sheil McEvoy .... a ae ie a Pessoa YO Out Be. To PO 
627 Lot No. 274 oie ...| Bank of New South Wales... my “eat ie ite) ASOo da. TO", Our ge BO. he 
628 Lot No. 229 pe ...| dames Coppard .. ne He aA Sl 1O,gt7 | 0 10,.0 om rae 2 
629 Lot No. 317 ia ...| William Napier Reeve Waugh wae S05 oS: Wi 5,900? |5- OTS, 20 6 19 8 
630 Lot No. 289 age ...| Edward David Stuart Ogilvie ... ae aes a eee SGOAs jas The OO Ge-00-5 
631 Lot No. 291 sat aay do vi 38 ee ey PlerOsa20) |p Te O— Ojon t5nlO. 0 
632 Lot No. 293 cea ve do hae ee = ‘3 Lee {000s rT O- Cogs 8. T2556 
633 Lot No. 296 5A obs do we ter Sh ot 8 216-) 3S "a, oo, 6. 10 
634 Lot No. 297 at bid do ae on eh oe Ae Gale Tr Or Oar, ae OG 
635 Lot No, 282 ies .... German Verge ... ai ais me bi Ae Be” Bayi dan ear eyes CoyesaCovlle lak Couch oy 
636 Lot No. 283 ARC des do ann ee ven os ng Rie” tt kOe. | OP TDL O7 Key? £5 
638 Lot No. 335 Re ...| Charles Hilton Dight aN ve o se Pik as oe" |” OLLIE eo 410). 4 
639 Lot No. 336 tar ...| Charles Grant Tindal and Ch arles Frederick Tindal Balen. 2.0004) ONTO! “Oe Gea. \ 7 
640 Lot No. 337 Be ai do clo died get | OsTo™ Oey OO. 3 
641 Lot No. 339 vss ...| Lhomas Austen ... bes eae om” ais st meh BiGO@s = OLE Om)” ge 13 oS 
642 Lot No. 340 fe ...| George Ellis... Bas ae oe fe ey Le SOON = ORLON ORD poe S32 O 
643 Lot No. 257 ae ...| Arthur Alcock ... a oe iow ra Oe TSSOM OOP Ouin eo Te 
| 
644 Lot No. 12 ase ...| Tom Love ae ee es S55 ne 5 SS] a ayr7a"| oO Car, oe en O 
645 Lot No. 13 os oe do i Oi EA io i ate ee] T8jBEBF "Oo 2° 6 SeTory I 
646 Lot No. 247 a .., Thomas Alfrod Field... ee ae Ke Mi or as OO 0 I0 O | Be Tet O 


‘a 


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[28 Supr., 1910. 


; Rate Amount of 
No. and Name of Occupation Narerateiicensee™ Beeston per pear eae be 
bogey: Available. | 640 acres, fot rel. 
HASTERN DIVISION—continued. 
ACYeS.a\l ee (8. .d. La Seas 
Lot No. 201 ....| Vernon Anderson ee Ree 480 ig Hee sda} 630301) 0, TOLEO 6 56 
Lot No. 316 August Anderson 3% Pe ri eas Nae adele 7304 Onl ROTO =O (Hy > 
Lot No. 324 Andrew Sturgeon Se eS ia Si 58 «cl 5,000 a1 lmao 815 0 
Lot No. 327 do sia a ns ato Rec nas |) 289s Q00u| phlOmEO 4.13. °9 
Lot No. 344 Francis Grant Fanning... ae Ry de ve nae 400" 1) OO 012 6 
Lot No. 345 wde do Ae ase ec Fc ae Aesleme Ls LOO cl! 2 Toe Ome ety see 
Lot No. 421 ...| John Neill Waugh ate sf Xen Age ae netie 5 OOll SO, LOO Ameo SAT 
Lot No. 276 Daniel Clifford ... She ae ae aie acc 2s C008] 60 SLOLO Zante 
Lot No. 277 Bank of New South Wales «th 7.2200) (0.100 0 S140 
Lot No. 367 Grace Tsabella Barnes, Charles Augustus Bruxner, Henry T453900n|, 0 1D Os| teeeveeO 
Sparke Barnes, and Walter Clarence Barnes. 
Lot No. 369 do do tele 10,0467) (hOnt Ip Out eeee tO 
Lot No. 368 do do vee 22457 70 a O Leto Oa {un one aa 
Lot No. 351 Sarah Elizabeth Bruxner aK sh fe aos cst | aaO LOO UO. Th OF Q 12" 7A) 
Lot No. 349 do se ep ae ad ate "436 Toei eed 3 One2 
Lot No. 350 do a seb as 55 re attOOS cl ear Osos te itk 
Lot No. 348 ae do ae fc Ae seh eae eLOsO52 ORE BO 12 16 8 
Lot No. 361 ...| John ILfynes an Rec Se age a 50 elon / OCT el Merlo. 7G To) 5 CRs) 
Lot No. 363 do 58 BPR ee waa nas | 36,500] oO 5 64! 15 14 6 
Lot No. 364 Edward D. Ogilvie at is tee mee 6s |) O3700)| STROM On ee Loma mma 
Lot No. 365 do fo eas as 6 ase saci 1757008 aloe t 9 OulmeeO lO EEO 
Lot No. 366 do saa Bey cl Piet econo}. |p Comes 6 7 AOE 
Lot No. 241 Frederick Collett and James Collett... S60 4a CoN OsStl, LOmloasO 48°84. 
Lot No. 431 Vernon Anderson S50 a ack see Bae Pe ey a5 OE TLO mee TA Goo 
Lot No. 202 do abi nee so ie fag ela ;O 508 50 elon The swe 2! 
Lot No. 432 do “8 sae ee faite T oRre al nee 535255 ae Lee oma: OQ: <4. a2 
Lot No. 250 James McMillan F sa is salen pesice ile wey & Geos enn (6) 
Lot No. 240 .| The Mutual Life Association of ‘Australasia Aa NES Aol 540 3" IO feyaay OW oe 
Lot No. 360 Edward David Stuart Ogilvie ... 885 ia dod wal T4907 do! | TAO O01" (22 n tomar, 
Lot No. 362 ) 5 Ae ae aa tec] DT, 7fO:|), 1 OOF iano us Omnr 
Lot No. 210 Neil Cochran, Angus Cochran, Donald Cochran ,andLachlan| 8,200] 0 5 o olbe 
Cochran. 
Lot No. 211 do do feel Df S28 OB eo 4.173 
Lot No. 212 Lachlan Cochran ‘ ie Bac ae see peel 1 2573 7a 20.2 5enO 419 6 
Lot No. 269 ...| Thomas Dudley Pendergast S85 bao te a8 genie 052.520) een LOO ALTO 
Lot No. 270 ...| John Inman McGufficke : fo. oo xaafei4;2O0n|IsLOs LOw 20 3) 25 one. 
Lot No. 271 ..| James Barry and John Inman McGuflicke ... Si oe 7 500M) 1 On TOn sO Pee 
Lot No. 272 ...| John McGufficke, jun. ... st ie Be reel, 200n} "OTOL Te. 6 
Lot No. 273 ...| James Barry ... 5b ae ae “a ine see 4s 3004) MO BLOMnO Bey 2 
Lot No. 343 ...| Michael Coffey ... hs eee nes Bt as sql 24s OOO) ast On Omamnl Tames mmo) 
Lot No. 347 .| Andrew Wilton .., 56r foe a 565 ne rape 13030;|' 1 al OO A EOE SO 
Lot No. 376 .| Andrew Bowman and Edward Bowman eee vee os] es CO4E | at OmLO 6 4 10 
Lot No. 377 do do a5 Aa ea) 2 DL, 2a 30) Onl San Onl wants aan 
Lot No. 378 do do ae roe a T.40)]|'So rene O Briar 
Lot No. 381 do do ace siti reel a OCT Ons Sao Qn One 
Lot No. 383 do do 50 a3 Joa) FOst3O0/-. OFLSS Onna Onl Ome. 
Lot No. 33 ...| Charles Hilton Dight ... ake a6 ats Sc ieee 2, 008 | Om OO 2 564 
Lot No. 300 ...| Henry Ociola Thorp Cowdroy ... at 56 Ae Bolle ceeeororaph Mex Ae) BeLaeLyY 
Lot No. 301 ...| Charles Joseph Byrne ... aes ie oh ata reeliee354 00g] a Olas ao Te Oars 
Lot No. 302 ...| Robert Jeffers» ... sah RS oak ee, ae rey 201A 7a) SO mmGinG 4 AREY 
Lot No. 303 .| Daniel Tarlinton.., ae sod 585 ae nie seol) 05950) |= On Sako ant Or ur 
Lot No. 306 es ...| John Sutherland as np St ye st i 757305 OmmS EO 3020) 
Lot No. 309 te ...| Robert Jeffers ., er are 3s vee és Mee et2, OO4 nee Ones sO 5: 2Omro 
Lot No. 396 50 ..| Bank of Australasia... Bos as ce alte Sel 1.955 300 faal ee On Onl 12:1 ome ae. 
Lot No. 452 are .| Bank of New South Wales... : i He reel 130;4708|- (O10: One a2h = OmmO 
Lot No. 196 : «| Vernon Anderson wee nae nes aie Ree veri aes BOOM FOum2: 6 Seogey\ 2) 
Lot No. 197 : Shc de eee oe red eer 400 alee, 500-|) tO L2aO 2) 18510 
Lot No. 455 ne ...| Michael Ward ... Ke ee $5 Ra ie fis 451 Ti orG oe eset do) 
Lot No. 456 is ...| Francis Grant Fanning... ep oral 24, 035410 Onto 10 7 We ete 2 
Lot No. 457 ‘, The Australian Joint Stock Bank (Limited) .. ae earl. 9;002 cl / 0-145 0 314 5 
Lot No. 451 ‘ee ...| dames Collett and James Carlton ae ase eae vent 50001) 2O)nd a0 5 s2ero 
Lot No. 439 ae .| Thomas Alfred Field... wi aie nes ea wet? 92,346). 1 Wome Sie ey | 
Lot No. 437 re ae do 3.7624) TI 2Os0 5 17°97 
Lot No. 453 .| Grace Isabella Barnes, “Charles Augustus Bruxner, Henry 11,746 | 0 10 © oy ey tale) 
Sparke Barnes, and Walter Clarence Barnes, 
Lot No. 454 ae do do wee 436 | © 10 0 Oh Oy aG 
Let No. 199 ..| Francis Grant Fanning... ive A TS e | en 2 EO le sine) 
Lot No. 444 Henry Henty and Thomas Colles “(executors of W. E. 3;660.|. 1 20° 0 erie 7 
Stanbridge, ¢eceased), John Waugh and William 
Waugh. 
Lot No. 445 5 do do do Veal a 7;000) || Pat aL OL Oman hume 
Lot No. 458 ...| John Wingfield and Charles Firth ... ite me Waal. OF7 7S RPT eS Onl geo eS 
Tut No. 25 2 ...| David Colin Allan eee ane ap aK ae al 50,095.) Os) Ou) LOO er 
Lot No. 299 : ...| James Baird McIver ... bf nee vee Nee Egelo25 -OAOl ner caseneee 4. ORG 
Lot No. 254 f .| John Francis McBride ... bas re ae ae N55 BOOMs O17 arO oOo 511 
Lot No. 255 é do Bi ton er oe 44 Soe SES nO. Samo On seed: 
Ict No. 256 : i do ws Sook eee te et Sala 252 OOMl (O21 721 6 1m pede} 
Lot No. 298 . ..| German Verge ... ore a ae Se SSSI CI seeun tine 118 2 
Lot No. 459 : ...| KF. Vickery and Sons (Limited) ous Godlee aeeers Ee ofeipeltey 
Lot No. 463 ...| James Donnelly Whalan, John Parsons, Martin Washington, cen ae 0 6 9 
and George Child. 


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RENEWAL OF OCCUPATION LICENSES, &o.—continued. 


Name of Licensee. 


EASTERN DIVISION—continued. 


...| Edward Thomas Smith.. ee A sss ae 
...| Mark RusseJl ... ae iin Rep 
...| Trustees of E. D. Ogilvie’ s Estate st 


.| William Penrose 
.| Tancred de Carteret Armstr rong, ‘John ‘Travers Tindal, and 


William Penrose, executors and trustees of the estate of 
the late Edward David Stuart Ogilvie. 
do 


un do 
...| Alfred Eugene Whitfeld and John Borthwick 


do do 


e) Charles McKee ... 
...| William ‘Thomson Manifold Aha: Edward Manifold 


...,| Cunningham Henderson 
...| E, Vickery and Sons (Limited). 


.| James Rodgers .. 

| Charles Hilton Dight 

Se do Ay 
...| Thomas Cowper Bradley 


...| Thomas Shannon, senr.. A ia? cea 
: Nerney ‘Avohibald Masdonald, 


‘ The Perpetual Trustee ais ed (Limit ed) . 
.| Patrick Daniel O’Brien.. ies 


Harold Victor Green and Charles John Green 


e. Thomas Alfred Field ... vue 
...| Bank of New South Wales... ae nee 


do 
Albert Henry Thurbon... 
do ge te ea ee 


H. Vickery and Sons (Limited) 


William Freeman sa Arie 


.| George Underwood Alley 
.| Charles Hilton Dight ... 50x oe 
do sc aor aes 
do oe sia eee 
do ac ie sat 
...| George Ellis * 


...{ Charles Hilton Dight ... 
.| William Albert Dros ere Greaves .. 


...| Isaac Bailey oe 
...| James Pittendrigh ote se ae ae $s 
...| Grace Isabella Barnes, “Charles Augustus Hruxner, Wenry 


-».| Joon Thomas MeKittviek 
,..| John Sinclair 

...| Wictor Fraser .. 

...| Daniel Clifford ... 

...| Albert Laurie 


...| William J oseph Hawthorne and Francis Edwin Mc@uren set 


F do Fs 
...| Thomas Mawhinney, Samuel Mawhinney, and William John 


...| Christian Ulrich Detlef Waugh 

...| James Collett and George Johnson 
...| James Bede Carlton ; 

.| Henry Frederick Lampe 

.| James Swanton Vickery 


...| James Thomas Bowden MeDovgell and Charles Hiltoa Dight 
...| Alexander Amos.. ‘ 


et The Bank of ena 


...| John Duncan McRae and George Alexander “McRae 
_..| Frederick James Hindmarsh 

_..| Alexander Gordon Sutherland... 

..., John Coffey ae Sh 

...| William Francis Cigman 

...| Richard Thurbon ea 

...| William Edward Royds 

...| Thomas Timbs Ane 

...| James John Shea 

.| James Robert Pitkin 


.| Ellis Rothwell 


John Caimeas Edwards .. : aa se 


do 


Sparke Barnés, and Walter Clarence Barnes. 
do do 
do 


Jackson. 
William Napier Reeve Schrader Weugh.. 


do 
do 


George Barry 


do 
do 


Thomas Freeman and William aeuainte 


a re 
pitas per Meech Pinca ie 
Available. 640 se Eamets 

Acres. toh Se £ os. d. 
SOOO! We ucastoactun Tea. O 
45709; |) OntO PG y Z5 27 3 
10,780 | 017 6 14 14 9 
12,4263) 22 2a Ola Au 52 2 
15,140 | 015 6 £5) 6-3 
29,386 | 013 0| 29 1611 
TT,8I3s|. Fe On Onl -1Ge-Op 2 
11004" Fo OL 1 UI S 
ZECOOM seseactne ThlOR oO 
O75 SO Toler ete. ae. 172310 m2 
T5;g108| OF Se 6.68.5 
27,5105), Oo 522 10 18 9g 
12,881 On 5620 BcOans 
T7.00On |W Om Sa O Oni 6 
12,481 |. 0 5 0 AL fio 
2,020 | OF: TOO 2eTO ey: 
5,126+1 O10; 0 4109 1 
TI OOOp| etedss= nas 205-05 0 
BOO Dumuarsrccnas Bee 2 
12,800 17 10 0 
TOsA4O || cveccees. 210T45 3 
6,800 ie OnO LO. 12000 
82 6Om| eee omens 5a oe 3 
D727 Niels aalebie tes A5t4h 0 
3,680 | o § 6 beg 25s} 
399 | 913 .4 o 8 4 
BO 7sele Omeor oO Aaron 8 
11,700) 9.0% 5e. 0 Asti 5 
23,400) 5-0) 5.20 9 2 10 
eT iSe O 

51,000 | 2, 1. Ole eno 4 
TT,SOOs. 2, 6.0) e420 17 4 
16,280 | 2 6 o| 5310 2 
17,100 | 2 5 0| 60 2 4 
ebeylePulln caosorctd 410 6 
30,500) | cae sence CHa BY 
20,907 ly O27— 6 [2.35 a.0 
31993 | crererees 2 7 4 
BH elorey ni Ap doancce 1, tOmnO 
Des 5Omle ceececeee Selene 
1,244 tan Ome eh pend? ou) 
2,940 je Sate) 4 16 6 
TOOn mL ORLO, oO Oneal 7) 
iLO ele On GO Phew leh 22 
S320 f14— 18) OO Bese ge, 
B432,} 2irke On] | Pia tect 
2,047 : Ae ORNS 
3,398 33-00 3 
6 341 ie tae © TOs Oe i 
T2763) | Os 1SeO sigh ey, x0) 
13.000) |) OL 135,70 TO his 0 
2 Aa ee 2 O mo g 18° 0 
TIVOOO! a Om 5 0 4 10 8 
11,100 0), 52.0 4 6 9 
9,309 | 0. 5 0 By ie) as, 

2,078 20 O60 6 9 10 

Ghivohey |i de asepetdt t- 0: fo 

2,485 Op Lew O Dope Ome yf 

217700) |e OF LOO Le OWLO 
PS5u | -OerO oO Onl7e oO 
ToL BOM h siveseiaes Qntey 4 
105.382 [ace erence yWojst ey (ae) 
6,409} 0 5 0 2 10) 6 
13,500 | 0 10 © LQ r5e 8 
9.94 | OF 4 S155 5 
9,691 o 12 6 OF 9353 
£0; LOSTiE One 5/20 2 TDy 85 
6327| 0 5 o| 2 9 § 
T4.799 4) Ge SOO Re paw 
De Sil fe eh 5 Ide 0 
8,938 | O10 oO 619 8 
3,890 Te Ou sO Oe te 27 
6,942 15,1050 Io 16 II 
Bay 77, Oye deo LO; TON 
2,770 cree ts 2 4 2 
S 2 OG ula seers ce 2°10. <5 
IASG Qi 2x 38) 2 te 
Cet Me ae A PR 


= ——— 


* Balance. 


5384 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. [28 SxEpr., 1910. 


RENEWAL OF OCCUPATION LIOENSES, &o.—continued, 


Rate . | Amount.of 


Estimated 
No, and Name of Occupation License. | Name of Licensee, Area dd Saeed Seas 
: Available. | 6, nae es. for IgIt. 
Eee 
EASTERN DIVISION—coatinued. 
Acres oe. 0. aoe. Bets 
834 Lot No. 547 ei ..| John MeVeity ... ait Mie Hes sea ae ryt 1 7j080 1 tO Tr Big RL 
835 Lot No. 471 vals ...| Thomas Albert Laurie .., cawrt 45570 Ul 10. meO SO Td Le 
836 Lot No. 4s0 7 ...| Alexander Jamea McRae and Roderick Allen McRae egy (20,527 Td FO. Seen ae ge 
841 Lot No. 557 ae ...| Arthur James Litchfield ‘ ae Tigh PE ajOGO Wer, meneeee Oe 
842 Lot No. 558 oak ...| James Barry —.. a8 500 ate cael tees GON” vente abe ape o 
850. Lot No. 548 is ...| The Bank of New South Wales. oe oa ae veohny Tp7OO Ce B15 MO Re tele 
851 Lot No. 549 < ...| Andrew Wilton ... ve +e aa te | ) 4,163 | 0 15 0 A177 
854 Lot No. 582 aie ...| John Smallbridge McGregor Ar ae ae (ae op 63604)" 1 “ome 0 19 II 
856 Lot No. 509 He | Patrick Ryan ..: se ca ge vee fh OLOAO BE 0. FO 7S ie ae 
857 Lot No. 545 ade ..| John Breman and Edward Gillett... 6,966 | 0 10 o 5 8 10 
859 Lot No. 564 54 .-.| Sit Joseph Hector Carruthers and Frederick Earle Wineli- S27 OW, aus hoses 30 6 
combe. 
860 Lot No. 386 ts ...| William Biston Frizell ,. canh beds S7 att BL sO) ar U Mil a 
861 Lot No. 387 wah ...| John Dithean McRae and George Alexander McRae soe Pel, 592) I? 3 AO Pe 3° 6 « 
862 Lot No. 322 “3 .»-| John McPhie .., 5,780 i. 0 So. O's 
863 Lot No. 531 a | William John Lawrence, Joshua Hudson, and’ Richard 4,450} 0 4.0 iy (IO 
Sillitoe, junr. 

864 Lot No. 532 at a do . . do sagl tt3719 | -O 4 SO O10 9 
865 Lot No. 280 aes | Duncan McGill and Edward Gillett ... 250 Age vol 45775 | 0 4 0 I 9 10 
866 Lot No. 513 cid ...| James Morven Rodgers.. as £9 an see | 17,800] 0 2 6 3.0 7 
867 Lot No. 142 i ..| German Verge .., tus Sa eae ae sss sank ey of 00s [tO 22 ROM tant, ee alee 
872 Lot No. 596 ar ...| Samuel Ledger .., Bie es aa mi ae nea]? GyOL2 IP TO Gl ao Oe 
875 Lot No. 527 ay » | John Bede Carlton cae SF at as rel 2,393 SE i. 5 15 22 
876 Lot No. 359 ae ..._ Brabazon Newcomen Casement ee, ty al, wah S080 FO 3 78 Ae 
877 Lot No. 522 a ...| Thomas McMahon me my ie “ei Me ss| 1,174 | 0 5 0 474 
879 Lot No. 422 is «-| James Rodgers, senr. .., oie side ise non neagh ty 500 NO 5 Kio 4 9 10 
880 Lot No. 78 mie .../ Samuel William Bate ... ne =n a a8 wep 18,801 }* Oo 10°O | 14°95 6 
881 Lot No. 605 ok ...| Siz Samuel McCaughey ane sad Sc vee te 5,860 | 2 0°00] 18 6 3 
883 Lot No. 604 Pa ...| Edwin Charles Cooper ... ae SH ne ps wat 9,520 1 O80 Ore Te §G 
884 Lot No. 550 aa :..| John Newberry .., = ss a vee ves cre] 7280 FT 10. Ot 7 es 
885 Lot No. 551 at ...| Hrancis John arate ae ay a Me; ae eee ALO een aa fates 
886 Lot No. 279 ae .-| Bank of New South Wales ... mus tae ste sel ose ball eee pal ane 9 14 10 
887 Lot No. 514 aa ns do atl Aes: 923 05 2 50 7, i236 s 
888 Lot No. 310 oe ..| Alexander Tarlinton, James Walsh, and James Gilbert splines LOM ae = Bao TO 
889 Lot No. 307 ie ...| Daniel Tarlinton ; ane 6 set see ant 17,428 To 5 26 4 9 3 
893 Lot No. 606 ih ..| Charles Henry McKeahnie re cin ae wae oh 23750 | I 0 20 4 Td 
&96 Lot No. 524 ak :--| John Joseph O’Shannessy ate on ae --| 18435 | 0 7 6} 1016 o 
898 Lot No. 623 wt ...| Charles Frederick Tindal Ae ase fae eee at P0204" 2 0 7e 1" Try oe 
903 Lot No. 593 SA: ...| Thomas Alfred Field... te Sei Sag tee | 59287 0 7 6 ae 
904 Lot No. 440 ae ...| dohn ie tadtly Edwards ... 2 he At tee | 8,500 | 0 3 0 I 19 10 
905 Lot No. 443 wal rom a a ce O90 sare ate o10 6 
906 Lot No. 620 i ..| Biz John ee and Philip Henry Morton... ia ongh [52,983 qe Oe. 6 10 2 
908 Lot No. 530 ie ...| Brabazon Newcomen Casement Be not ae | | 8,500 1 0 2°56 113 2 
909 Lot No. 321 on ...| John MePhie  .., 5 ES a me | 4,670] 1 0 0 7.49 41 
911 Lot No. 637 SA: ...| Thomas Cowper Bradley ve a “a aie ves aes 300 I 0-76 ee ve 
912 Lot No. 176 ay ...| James McCanghey Hie = Ber tae fee rest IOj,050 | eeccevnee 4 2 2 
913 Lot No. 5035 eg ...| Thomas Foley, senr. .. a0% igs aft ROME heey DW we eee Si es | 
914 Lot No. 639 i ...| E. Vickery and Sons (Limited) Hes: a ows «| 5,720] 0 7 6 Ae OS 
915 Lot No. 642 a ...| Henry Walter Williams on ae: ae ni vat 085) o-12  % 5 18 10 
918 Lot No. 646 ay »-| William Amos, junr. .., 5s5007[' 0 PST a eee 
919 Lot No. 526 ait ...| John Terence Mulquiney, Pin” Sires Maloney, sid 2,971 2 oto Ir 7.16 

any: Daniel Doherty. 
920 Lot No. 546 ar ...| Thomas McIntosh, Charles Ellis, and Robinson Ellis veel, 114,023 41) O- LOMO = arr, as ae) 
921 Tot No. 175 ad | James Thompson ie _ an sas ee: caial TES, OO5 ule areteene 614.9 
925 Lot No. 243 ee ...| Henry Sauer Ee agi ae ror Ks aie sionl|eaere, t 200l ence gees (OMe oye ee 
926 Lot No. 244 oa ...| Lewis Charles Toose  ,.. rs ty ~ us capil (PL, 4OOM mri: cede 1 10 20 
929 Lot No. 644 whe ..| William Amos ... : Ais ae ib rca agai 7 25s LA ae aaah Ping ig 
930 Lot No. 635 a ..| Francis William Buchanan of “ee aS ga a EIST OLE Cas twa reg & 
034 Lot Ne. 653 aad ...| John Zuill Ri a Sr es a ae vent > 2,500 | sis can vee 5 15 11 
935 Lot No. 654 ra ee do ae sie ate oh ois ee cache Lgl Zor ey tes saves RB SE Ts) 
930. 108 INO, 233") a2 els ...| Denis Senior and Sarah Eveline Palmer wt Kee ideal, 51Os= 0; 05 o ir ro 
937 Lot No. 533 id o do do is Hee ec}, ee 300 T) UO” oR Se Oo f 
039 Lot No. 536 ae a do do Nic a, its 480] 0 5 Oo a 2. @ 
942 Lot No. 657 ot ...| John Hooke Hill ws Worth anaeat (02700 7 0 10 00) 5.4 78 - 8 
944 Lot No. 143 Ae ...| Edward Bowman and Andrew eeaees ys oy wss| 35,000 | 0 13. ‘4 | 36 9 2 
045 Lot No. 658 Sa ..| Norman Archibald Macdonald., ss Bh es --| 12,640 | 0 10 0 917 6 
948 . Lot No. 622 5 ...| Charles Theodore Hayd as ae aaa wwe seit 105140 AP eects 14 10 6 
950 Lot No. 662 a ...| Frederick James Hindmarsh ,.. ae Ame sits wie OQGO5 FO. 26 hag cae Paks 
952 Lot No. 264 . | dohn Clegg a a ci 300 soe ose --| 5,009] 0 5.0 TI9 2 
953 Lot No. 265 at ne do Ss bas ae de ee ties aagl 4,133 OF sae 112 3 
954 Lot No. 266 ies ».| Charles Sutherland e ef: vee eee ves | 2,778 | 0 § 0 ae 
955 Lot No. 663 ini ea} Phomas Alfred’ Wield <4, ate eae rh. Y desis cae Tte409 1 O07 ale ae dneee 
957 Lot No. 669 me ..-| Henry Frederick Lampe as te Re ahs sah 5 SOLO ah ede ter To Yt: O 
959 Lot No. 497 nas .. | Robert Brown ... x =a PERT AOOM — ltengsece 2-8. © 
960 Lot No. 506 ek ...| Perpetual Trustee Company (Limited) het ee rai 2,167 O10 O O- © It 
y62 Lot No. 166 a ...| George Frederick Nott... oot in of os | 6,100} 0 2 6 Ln BAG 
964 Lot No. 640 ie ..| James Arthur Long... “a “ae ee a wat, 2,056) [0 12° 6 2 II 10 
y65, Lot No. 641 oe a do ca zy So aa ne veal 2,024 aft 0 13°00 PE Ue 
963 Lot No. 503 bee | William McLeod wr, a vo] 2,450] © 15 0 20 oe 
9¢9 Lot No. 630 ae ...| Rebert Mackay and Hugh Adam Mackay ocr NE wal 3350 | 0-97 6 1,19 3 
970 Lot No. 118 ass ...| William Albert Thomson os aes ae we vf 2,091 | 015 0 4, 2-2 
971 Lot No. 542 a ...| Thomas Freeman Aa aS a ae 4 Oolt 1 16°96 PB Sans 


28 Supr., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 


SEEN EW EL OF OCCUPATION LICENSES, &o.—continued. 


No. and Name of Occupation License. 


Name of Licensee. 


972 Lot No. 


982 Lot No. 
983 Lot No. 
988 Lot No. 
989 Lot No. 
gao Lot No. 
991 Lot No. 
993 Lot No. 
994 Lot No. 
995 Lot No. 
996 Lot No. 
997 Lot No. 
998 Lot No. 


toor Lot No. 


638 BG 
655 Be 
672 
es 
574 vee 
575 vee 
577 wet 
581 awe 
579 . 
661 
462 
670 
680 
678 


1003 Formerly Preferential 


Occupation License No. 
98a, Nottingham Forest. 


1005 Lot No. 


182 


1008 Formerly Occupation 


1009 Lot No. 


License No. 616. 
It3 eee 


EASTERN DIVISION—continued. 


John Hugh McLachlan.. af ast : 

John Bradley ... *.... ae ry, Dae ghia 
.| Samuel William Bate . cs 

Peter Stuckey Mitchell - 


do a Pe RE 
wk do as me see Sa: in 
re do aa api aes nae Be 
.| John Pierce aay tae ar aes jae a ne 
oe do eee eee ser eee eee 
...| Joseph Velduaw” 


..| Patrick William Freebody &: 


.| William Thomas Moffatt 
Daniel Maher 


: .| Robert Mackay and Hugh Adar Mackay ie 


Thomas Franklin laa - wie re ie 


John Hetherington Hickey es . . 
Samuel James Gay at ot ase aa see “i 


_| Brabazon Newcomen Casement 


roro Formerly Resumed area ‘No.| James Thomas Bowden McDougall “and Charles ’ Hilton 


346, 


Little River. 


Dight. 


torr Formerly Snow Lease No. 34) Bank of New South Wales... 
1012 Formerly Occupation 


1014 Lot No. 
1c15 Lot No. 


License No. oa 
676 a 
218 


1016 Formerly Occupation 


License No. 830, being 
part of the late Yeasehold 
area of Camira No. 412. 


1017 Lot No. 


702 


to18 Formerly Tyringham 


Preferential Occupation 


License No. 211A. 
1019 Formerly Occupation 


ro21t Lot No. 
r022 Lot No. 


1023 Lot No. 


1024 Lot No. 


1025 Lot No. 


License No. 963. 


461 ae 
709 ece 
712 ; 
710 
714 


1027 Formerly Occupation 


1028 Lot No. 
1030 Lot No. 
1031 Lot No. 
1032 Lot No. 
1033 Lot No. 
1034 Lot No. 
1035 Lot No. 
1036 Lot No. 
1037 Lot No. 


1038 Lot No, 


1039 Lot No. 
1040 Lot No. 
1041 Formerly Resumed Area, 

No. 111, Opossum Point 


License No, 211, 
643 

723 

708 

624 Shr 
625 one 
626 . 


580 
689 


Edward Bowman and Andrew pean 


.| Alexander Kenneth Cameron ... mi 
.| The Executors and Trustees of the late Alexand er Ryri Lene 
BE. Vickery & Sons (Limited) .. a : 


.... George Barnier ... ae ses its 30 


Thomas Freeman ies i es anes wa awe 


EB. Vickery & Sons (Limited) ... ave oe oes 
al William Carpenter... ae ne ss 
.| Charles William George Ac oe eas 


i Edward Alfred Paterson 


.| Donald Alexander McGQufficke » 


..| Edward Peter dete and am Tyne Capper 


Thomas Freeman : Son 


...| Lhomas Boland... “ie Ase ue exe 
Clement Gordon Glassford % vs ata oe ne 

...| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. (Limited). = Pot wee ae 

...| Edward John QO’ Rourke S Kee ce ace 

do 

Poe do 

...| Donald Smail Cowan as sath a aaa waa 

...| George Randolph gauss ie a nee ft aay 

..| Andrew Kell ... a ane sae fs aan 

...| Francis Gulliver er ae oft ae: ef 

...| John Pierce : oe ned wee 

...| Bank of New South Wales aa “ts 


Jobn Pierce nae Ago wre a 


1042 Mormerly Leasehold Area, Alfred James Tukins ... ies Sc ra nee 
No. 111A, Opossum Point. 


1044 Lot No. 


Ee 


1046 Lot No. 571.. 
1047 Lot No. 599... 


1048 Lot No. 378 ra 
1050 Lot No. 703.. A 
rosr Lot No 731.6 re 


1052 Lot No. 597.. 


1053 Lot No. 598... ae 
1054 Lot No. 30 ... , 
1055 Lot No. 720... 

1056 Lot No. 544... wan 
1057 Lot No. 736... es 
1058 Lot No. 735.. 

1059 Lot No. 726... 

1060 Lot No. 738... 

1062 Lot No. 160... 

1063 Lot No. 645... 

1066 Lot No. 782... “i 
1067 Lot No. 783... 


1060) Lot No. 762.5, “sade 
BoSok Lot Ne. 702% ay 


‘..| Thomas Cowper Bradley fet ee ms 
| Allan Kirkham Findlay ws 
.| Robert Mackay and Hugh Adam Mackay 


Charles Hardy ... ees ven tee 
Henry Pether and J ulius Forsstrom ra As 


4 Edward John O’ Rourke 


ss Philip Edmund Norman Wilkinson ‘and, Herbert. ‘Oswald 


Lewis Wilkinson. 


...| Thomas Cowper Bradley 


...| Joseph Fitzgerald ate an oc 5. 

.| Roger Thomas Doyle ... one tee oes “7 
...| Charles Williams Me we Sp afc mA 
...| Bank of New South Wales... ae BS eh 


..| John Alexander Mitchell 


.... Henry Weston Tomkins dss es ve at 


.| Phillip Arundell Wright ws 


.| Robert Blair... iat e e oes 
.| Frederick William Stoy a and Frederick George Amos | a 
.| Daniel O’Hare ... wee “ eee 


do : 
Francis John Cocksedga 


* Balance, 


; e Amount of 
Reese ila esti sections ad 
Available. | ¢€45 an aoe. : 

Acres. £7 a. d.| -£ 6. ds 
6,907 | 0 7 6 x OxTe 
4,020} I 90 O 6 FiOS 
12,400 | 0 10 O O21g,°9 
15,700 | 9 5 O 6% 20'S 
7,300 | 0 75s 0 salOuee 
10,351 |. 0-5 0 ao 10 
145234 | 0 °5 0 Beri 2 
{2-RTRits OF O 4 17 10 
Pesto Oy GO 5 18 10 
7,360 TavrOneS Ir 10 oO 
20,400 | 0 2 6 eT? “6 
0,252) ) 22296 FB}™ 27. 62 
TA7O03| O85 0) SR Ae 
3,000 | 1 6 8 710 0 
6,905 010 © ey lh 
4,900") O° FTO)" 3.4.3 
14,000 | 0 #2 0 a2" 6 
21,600 | o 7 6| 12 13 2 
8,400 i BOF 132276 
8,100 | o 12 6 Yin 
12,400 | 0 18 oO ry 89 
4,680'| 0 15 O BIOS TS 
12,215 I ro. 0 |" 26,127 7 
4,800 | 0 4 90 T*104-0 
4,000). ~saveens 8" 0 6 
18,223 | 0 I0 O 144 9 
10,200 | GC 4 0 ee ey 
10,200 | O15 O| 119 f 

G06. wir “a: Fash FO, 70-70 

1,270] 16:0 0} 3815 0 

g,o9er| 2285 4 Peo Be 0 

15,222 | 013 4| 15 17 2 
73505. | 9.4 0 7 i 
6,954 | I if o| 16 16 10 
13,400 | O15 O| 15 14 I 
4,300 2 oF TN SP-9 
18,200 | 0 10.0) I4 4 5 
447,700'| © TO O}> "23 16 7 
11,700 | © 10 O ms 10 
41,800 | 0 3 6 rE S918 
7,680 | 0 10 0 6 0 0 
32,613 bee RS Roueduane 
16,148), 0.40. 5) Fg 34.0 
gic Re phe 
18,470 | 0 5 0 7 4 4 
r1,000:| 0.73 (6 °°" 79 
10,600 | I 10 0} 24 16 II 
15,646 Ets “otpes2 1518 
,{00 oO GN 10 18 9 
40,000°| 0 13 4.) 19 75 10 
10,200 i, 10: “0 By TSN t2 
16,400 | © 5 0 6 8 
15,600 | 0 5 © GO PIT ur 

BeAOO- | ST Aro. 0.) EL Ta 

6,500 1 oo TOO See 

9720 | 117 /3{| 28 5 9 

42,680 | 0 5 0 16-13 240 

2,890 | O15 O gee] ee 

6,640 o 10 O ee ies) 

Ore |i T4020 7 13.6 

14,918 | 013 4 15 I0 IO 
7,308) 1 5 of 14 7 To 
B40 pte BLO |. 452-9 
19,200 o'2'°6 3 15. 0 
12,700 | 0 10 O g 18 6 
10,240 | 0 10° 0 & 070 
8,650 | O10 0 615 2 
3100 | O10 O 2 8 6 


5386 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 151. 


[28 Supr., 1910. 


RENEWAL OF OCCUPATION LICENSES, &o.— continued. 


(Limited). 


Estimated Rate Amount of 
No. and Name of Occupation License. Name of Licensee. Area val ae? beable 
Available. | 645 acres. for TQII. 
EASTERN DIVISION—continued. 
Acres.) £5. da.) “£ 3.%di 
1070 Lot No. 784... .| William Watson.. Reni 4,200 EOD LODO SOG 
1072 Lot No. 789... He Charles Sutherland and “Angus Campbell Sutherland 10,6001! 70 "6120 Am ONES 
1073 Lot No. 790... “ee do T6;500 | ~0 —5.5:0 Os" SE 
1075 Lot No. 792... William Francis Petrie... 3 * ae sis poe] 998,260 j| 1 Ieee On 2, 3 
1077 (Lot No. 761, Improvement David Binnie 35550: || "O 100 2; 15).°0 
Lease Block No. U7) 
1078 (Lot No. 763, Improvement do “e aD me Ae ae ce 3,260 | O10 Oo 211 0 
Lease Block No. 139). 
1079 (Lot No. 764, Improvement} James Binnie... “ 6,200 | 0 I0 O ANLOMEL 
Lease Block No. 140). 
1080 (Lot No. 765, Improvement} Daniel Pendergast oe dap “aC aad 3,920 | O10 0 37 4.63 
Lease Block No. 14 1). 
1081 Let No. 787... ef Phillip Arundell Wright ©6801 “I (O20 je 22ng0meo: 
1082 Lot No. 788... ...| Crarles Sutherland and Angas Campbell Sutherland petle75520) | sOuRS ano 218 9 
1084 Lot No. 794... ...| New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co. (euniiedy 4) 26;844_|_ 56. 2" Oo O5r at as 
1085 Lot No. 795... ar do do 3) 293,000 5) BO) TS Lou AO can maz, 
1086 Lot No. 7969... we do do 3,800.| 27-32 $0.) Ag 16 F 
1087 Lot No. 798... ae ...| Lhomas Heffernan fi tas at ta. <6. ¥3,00G | © 10 Oe gO 12 a0 
1088 Lot No. 811... ...| Henry George Badgery Little .. ms Ae a fol’ "O;,ASO4| OL TOs Se ete and) 
1089 Lot No. 803... 5 James John Shea ie vin tee vee vee 5,000 | 9 3 0 Io es 
1092 Lot No. 804... <a ax do a a Fes Ae s 757000 20. ESO Tel oO 
tog1 Lot No. 808... es: ...| Kenelm Kierston Ramsay 10,200 Ones EO 2.0 NO 
1092 Lot No. 809... ...| William Small, junior ... 5,650 o 2-0 itt Cpa 
1093 Lot No. 8ro... an do =k 4,000} 0 2 6 o15 8 
1094 Lot No. 812... see ...| Executors late James O'Hare ... 30,000] 9 7 0/ 16 8 1 
1095 Lot No. 813... Ni ...| Samuel Mumford bah BOCOm: [Os15 a0 Boa a8 
1095 Lot No. 814... ae ...| Robert MacKay and Hugh Alexander t MacKay 5,000 | I 12 64 12 14 0 
1097 Lot No. 815... aa ...| Henry James Walker ... oe 5,120 | O15 0 6 9 0 
1098 Lot No. 759... ...| Caleb Cook See a ee cs os fee 4,300.] 0 10 0 Sau mere 
1099 Lot No. 816... ae: ...| John Tracey af see ves a 5,000 | 0 10 0 3 18 2 
1100 Lot No. 737... ae .. | John Brazier =. 3,300) | 4.0. L0 a0 Pa He 5) 
11ot Lot No. 817... Guy Henry Crawford and Rowley William Crawford TS;8O0n| = OLO 2 Onl ani 4 enO mee 
i102 Lot No. 751... ‘ue ...| David Colin Allan and John Alexander Allan 4,285 | O10 oO Be SG, 
MLLOS WOt NOS2 30. of ...| David Ros ae vt; 5 ane eHeeis) T1020 Shao 20 
t104 Lot No.144 .. George Bloomfield Wailer... + os uy vas). 168,800 |S 0 40. "QJ 30 seat 
11053 Lot No. 820... Willian ewiedlinawwes ah aa a aa see| aT SOU DT sO akO 6 10 aS 
1106 Lot No. 82r... William Finam .., os 5, ot i di 7,675 | I © OF II 19 Io 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
4 Poon Boon... As ...| The Australian Mortgage, Land, and Finance Co. (Limited).| 5,859 | 213 °4| 24 8 3 
6 Gurley af age .| Robert James Philip Simson, Helen Archbald Luke Simson,] 12,730 | 515 0/}114 7 6 
and Lauchlan Kenneth Scobie Mackinnon (the execu- 
trir, executors, and trustees of the interest of the late 
| John Simson). 
8 Weetaliba ... ..., Hugh McMaster, John McMaster, junior, and James 1,800 T ose AGT Bao 
McIntyre McMaster. 

9 Gournama . ...| Richard Capel ie 6,282} ~2.13 Ae oOn at oO 
14 Mulwala and Savernake ...| The executrix and executors of the late Alexander Sloane .. 152520) 10 130A | ee2Ous 7mm 
15 Caragabal ... Frederick Faithful Gibson 500 Ali 2els e291 30d L7ge 2G 
17. Womboin ...| Thomas Cornish.. 2,702) 4 BOg.O tan eb nes 
18 LBelaringar ... ...| Lhe New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company T,2920| J! O28 ile ahOpes ed. 

(Limited). 
22 Peter Duflity Commercial Banking Company ae ae 1,030:| (0= 10 70 9 14 10 
23. Benduck Be .| The Australasian Mortgage and d Agency Co. Amite) 13815 [95 t= 4 be tOnte re 
24 South Condoublin... George Lee “A Byrowitayn | «eh (ee se) 19 17-30 
25 Campbell’s Island ... John Williams Dennis ... pat) 92 500n| a0 6 . Op OmhmnostmnO EC 
28 Cadow ee Philip Jones, Sidney Jones, and Flosnee Arnold Jones 648 3p 7OUs8 a7 EO 
29 Keri Keri ... Grace Violet McKellar (executrix and trustee of the will of TOLOM eA sO 0 Pee 
John Cumming). 
30 Oregon The Bank of Australasia rine 338 Fes ep O390 0 502 wl 3 cual en oO 7am 
31 Boomanoomana Alfred Hay ; ae Bos ae ise ee Gel gn 2s0ST | LOn4 0, Oot ese tO m0 
32 Bullenbong Alexander Davidson, Henry Thompson Davidson, and Bet | elOmOsO CO ad 
William Davidson. 
40 ‘Telleraga Salathiel Booth and the surviving executors and trustees of B75 el ORNS EP PE wE 
the wills of John Wagner and Alexander William 
Robertson. 
42 Mullengudgery The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company 27 Au eed alowed 2 Onto 
(Limited). 
3 Nyingay Dalgety & Co. (Limited) ie Sete wer ao 2472) GRO 2 FOES 
44 Gorian Bank of Australasia .., ae ca eel 3299 | LACTIC OU ed ett 
48 Bland William Alexander Chisholm, Charles Kerr Chisholm,| 4,170] 3 5 4 Digests 
Arthur Bowman Chisholm, and Walter Chisholm. 

5t. Coradgery ... New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company} 1,223] 1 16 9 Bel Ones 
(Limited). 

52 Tyreel oD “| BenjaminJohn Hercules Richards and DuncanCarson (execu-| 2,686 | 213 4], II 3 10 
tors and trustees of the will of Robert Richards). 

54 West Mandamah ... Alexander Davidson, Henry ‘Thompson Davidson, and} 2,414 T 2,040 315 5 
William Davidson. 

57 Polly Brewan The Commercial Banking Company of Sydney (Limited) . 2,31779| 2 6 8 ah coh ah 

58 Dobikin The New South Wales Mortgage, Land, and Agency Co. 12,242 213 54 eS Ome 


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RENEWAL OF OCCUPATION LICENSES, &o.—continued. 


: Rate Amount of 
No. and spre ges ae Rithe ok Litensee : har per oak pera He 
Available. | 649 acres. for I9II. 
CENTRAL DIVISION—continued, 
Acres,.| £ 8, d. Fa a 
59 Gralgumbone a ...| James Richard Hill, William Charles Hill, Henry}, Hill, and 257) | Se OARS 2° 7 10 
Alfred Hill. 
64 Native Dog 350 ...| Union Bank of Australia (Limited) . aes 5c Mel 26S We te Guts § 25t2 es 
65 Weelong ... A, ...| William Oswald Gilchrist ns +s BOOsN 2a O10 ey Lo 
67 Belubula ... a4 ...| Union Trustee Co. of Australia (Limited) and ‘William Boyd 379, hin et Oud Ae 6-10 
(executors and trustees lace Hon. Nathan Thornley). 
68 Nap Nap ... ane ...| Robert Bruce Ronald and Robert Wilson Ronald ... $828,308 \--35 4 @ phaatiG 10 
71 Berida a a ...| The Berida Pastoral Company (Limited) LEs5ch salen 4 414 7 
72 * Pevensey, .:. as ...| Albert Prince Edward Tyson, as executor oft the late "Arthur 2,895 Ghee Sas 27a Ae tn 
Charles Dennis-'I'yson. 
73 Uabba ea ...| George Logue Dickson .. sii Fo vl i3 ee Si SI be F769 719 6 
vs Tregalana ... Or ...| Frederick Faithfull Gibson a oie 13,715) 3 Oo of ra t47 6 
76 Yanga aah Ae ...| The English, Scottish, and Ava tira lier "Bank (Limited) alee O,0A4e le On Ls 4 LOW Orr 
85 Mumblebone a ...| Hon. Henry Edward Kater ay am. 2.900- | 4.13 24 le 16 or 8 
88 Goonal ee ae ...| William Oswald Gilchrist, Peter Cumming Watt, andi SO5ta (4 tomes eA sun aro 
William Holden Watt. 
89 Mooloomoon Bs ...| John Frederick William Payne ri tt ser oe O74 | uSea O89 le Eyl 36 
go Wargam ... nae ...| Robert Henry Woodward sa a we ve A: 748 | 4 16 O Que 
or SBurdenda ... ah ...| The Bank of New South ‘Wales pe Ser 2OOOy ne Tare Sei dawes 
96 Ganmain ... wee ,. | Scottish Australian Inve.tment Co. (Limited) ar an 640| 8 0 Oo Sh eke a0) 
tor Kildary... A: ...| Patrick Kearins .. 2,058.) 2 O40 6.4879 
107 Welbendungah ... ..| George Henry Hebden and Charles Spencer “Bransby T4125 |e 4 ONO SerOnES 
Hebden. 
108 Nyang : ...| Hon. Simon Fraser S400 San One Fetal 26 
110 North Gogelderie .. ...| The Australian Mortgage Land ‘and Finance Ca; (Limited)... DOS se moe loeed: Si) 7 
112 Colliburl ... Ree ...| Bank of Australasia... 641 | 3) Gn) BuO 49 
113. Yarraldool .., ane ...| John Kenneth Mackay the younger ‘and William: Hooke 1-14.69 |peomnOrt.O po ay ee 
Mackay. 
114 Bundilla > ...| David Maxwell Irving ... Ba tp ose 3 AG2 lps Om OMLO Our seas 
117 Toogimbie ... A ...| Leonard Parsons and John Dill rey ae a pe O:703) |) 2°16. Sees tet to £O 
118 Killarney ... es ...| William Frederick Buchanan . Bis sive a eet 33200) |e Ones asO ipsa 
120 Illiliwa a as ...| Illiliwa Company (Limited)... Me wil? 22,905, 5 1% Aa EAO RO 27 
121- Willewa .. AB ...| The Commercial Banking Company of Sydney 212 lo. 4. OnsgO Lig -0 
123 Moolpa ... ae ...| Australian Mortgage Land and Finance eersy Limited) 0,090. | 1) <Q S41 5,20 3 9 
124 Booabula ... cM as--| John Hutchinson Blackwood . Be 8003 |) 3) 6 Sale desires 20 
126 Bolagamy ... ae ...| Francis James Scott... oc See ase ioe Pellet. 0OZ> |) 3'5 OlO FALOSES 
128 Wolla Wolla ns ...| Vincent James Dowling aa <r Bod ay act 170 4 topes yard LO 
131 Moroco ... is ...| Mary Louisa Wilson... ae ere eee 685) 8 5.4) (eo aa4rd 1G 
132 Egan Creek... ee ...| The Union Bank of Australia (Limited) of fe ee 76) | IIe Oxd 16. 11 
135 Belgoreen ... ...| Lhe Mutual Life Association of Australasia ... 23872 4.8765, 8p 279/8 «8 
136 Upper Merry Merry ...| Elizabeth Connell (executrix and trustee of the interest of TTO7 Ny) 2) 13g: AT 23 
the late William Moore Connell). 
138 Warragan ... Ac ...| New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company (Limited) 207) la Ome Ont O 1 18 10 
141 Bogewong ... nist ..| Thomas Britton; and Thomas George Britton (executor and 390! F401 0 BS > ge) ae) 
trustee) and George William Britton (trustee of the 
interest of the late Patrick Britton). 
143 Back Esperance ... ...| Martha Caton... ane ae a ie its 38 TAL Bae oT en O 016 7 
144 Liewah x4. ...| Mary Louisa Wilson. ae te 6 4210) 620420 iis) att 
149 Geeron or Derangibal ...| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. (Timited) .. ae Arc RG: 270) 4a OnnO @ uy 
150 Ellengerah... ie ...| Bank of New South Wales... : ba ae fei! 2,500.) 5.0. Gnhyi20rh6 SF 
153 Colane . abe ee do as ce Ont ae Pia lem22 7O lan 4a Ong TAtet 355 6 
154 Colombo Creek ... ...| Rose Ann Whitehead ... 1,108 | 10 13) 4plees8ini9: 4 
156 Murrulebale aie ...| The Scottish Australian Investment Company (Limited) . 97% | 10 134,40t (1@7s3) #8 
*6 2 8 
157 Tregelana East... ...| The Australian Mutual Provident Roget he i's Se || ez see) th 0 0 9 
158 South Yathong ... ...| John Henry Spiller... We a sh S77 inl 3 20° Vist gee 
159 The Brigalows. ... ...| Lhe City Bank of Sydney ace we a ae RE 84 | 4 14 10 Ond2 aes 
160 Tuppal ne ee .. | FE. S. Falkiner & Sons (Limited Fe me Aa fc 2.039) 121) Onc Oy aa 4e ron oO 
162 Lake Cowal ts ...| John Bloyd Donkin ,.. ¥ Ni ase, ic Bas f6d: | C276 o12 6 
163 North Yathong... ...| John Glenn 2 Fe sae ae fe Male, O32ule Orga dain 32ee 4 © 
164 Tarramia ... ae ...| Henry Tarlton Whitty... ae Srp 35783. |- 10m, 0, 5 Ohad BE 6 
167 ‘Tala... ar Bs ...| English, Scottish, and Australian Bank (Limited) a Die 2.6 210 SON LI 
170 Gorman’s Hill West .. | The Commercial Banking Company of Sydney (Limited) . A740! 2 132° delete tS. 
172 Drildool ... we ...| Thomas Cook ... $5513>| 5 Tose Oph {tiny 49 
174 Wingadee ... es ...| The New Zealand and Australian Land Company (Limited) mOSO h 4 Tay 400 P4tee Sars 
177. Nelgowrie ... ae ...| William Channing A’ Beckett and Marsham Elwin a Beckett 926| 5 0 O mn 8 
178 Yanko, Block A... ...| Lewis Kiddle © ... ae oc oe dhe x 2156] O 8 > Oops 2% Br 03 
179 Merebone ... ie ...| Henry Robert Skinner .., the ia te ee Sie DAT | Ces ONO Ph ey at 
181 Warroo ... ae ...| Charles Macphillamy ... ied on 7 Odu eA Onn © 415 6 
187 The Overflow ~t ...| Lhe Law Debenture Corporation (Limited) .. ere geile OTj/729 po TTF OneOR IOS: ek 
188 Centre Block, No. 3 ...| George Munro and William Edward Wilson ts, Pe Me DeO4 2. ie Ae 5 O 714 8 
189 Book Book... ate .. | Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. it ae ep ni S42 (PTL 0.5 S GRO 
192 Barbigal ... a ...| Bank of New South Wales __... ey Ne ts ox 797 OS Aspa3) 30 
193 Derri Derri... RE ...| Thomas Ellis... ve ase oe ball -AbeTO"| Bin’ Gu Gale Sace 8 
200 Widgiewa ... ue ...{ 8S. F. Falkiner and Sons (Limited) sini 2,702} 9 6 8.39'8 .I 
202 ‘Tyrie New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co. (Limited) .. ZEON Sel ted To 10 
206 Ree or Tory Wee Waa| John Kenneth Mackay, junior, and William Hocke Mackay S625\ de ONO yh ake, 
2ro Jerilderie ... nis ..| William Peterson and Frederick Thomas Sargood ... 3,028 | § 5 O| 2416 9 
2t1 Meroe ; nich ...| Lhe Commercial Banking Company of Sydney (Limited) .. 3,199 | 5 6 8}. 2613 2 
216 Gulgo South Sch ...| The Bank of New South Wales ide POOm An Lae 4 sah dy 
217 Oxley via wae ...| Australian Mortgage, Land, and Finance Company (Limited) 9,682 | 213 4| 49 6 Io 
222 Coubail ... et ...| George Henry Hebden and Charles Spencer Bransby Hebden 846 | 5 0 O 6 12,.2 


* Balance, 


5388 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 


[28 Supr., 1910. 


RENEWAL OF OCCUPATION LICENSES, &c.—continued. 


Estimated 
No. and Name of Occupation License. Name of Licensee. Area 
Available. 
CENTRAL DIVISION—continued. 
} Acres 
224 Colombo Plain ...| John Rudd and Isaae Rudd ... at, ier 4,900 
225 Balagula .| William George Taylor - net tt cat 1,209 
227 Hanging Rock .| Edwin Franks Millar ... 12s Bi ne) tae 1,092 
228 Gelam Albert Austin ... ey, be am 1,463 
231 Singoramba ( Block “A) Hon. Sir Samuel MeCaughey .. 910 
233 Berembed North ... aa 8 Raffan ... bee 1,564 
234 Ulinda = ..| David Innes Watt 13,649 
236 Neinby (Upper) .| New Zealand Loanand Mercantile Agency Company (Limited) 624 
238 North Goonambil .., Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. (Limited) .. 1,096 
242 Barooga John James Falconer, Herbert George “Elphinstone Whitty 2,112 
and Patrick Stuart Lennox McFarland (executors end 
trustees of the will of Patrick McFarland). 
243° Coolatai ... ee ...| James Thomes Walker, Arthur John Mackenzie, and Alfred| 9,260 
Consett Stephen (tr ‘ustecs of the will of the late Thomas 
Walker). 
246 Bokemer ... William Fullerton Smith ee pa 392 
247 Melrose (Block D).». The Bank of New South Wales 25 
252 Buttabone . William Charies Hill, Henry Hill, Alfred Hill, and Rowland 3,186 
Smith Hill (trustees of the will of the late Richard oe 
253. Warran Downs ...| Robert George Higgins... 6,803 
254 Coonimbia ... ..| Arthur Palmer Blake ... 869 
255 Mungyer EH. Vickery and Sons (Limited)... 647 
286 Canoon Point ...| Albert Austin 10,267 
257 Csroonboon ...| John Dickson and James : Dickson (as executors of the late 839 
John Dickson). 
258 Buckyinguy- ...| Walter Russell Hall 10,010 
259 Cryon ...| Joha Kenneth Mackay .. 980 
260 ‘Tabratong ... .| The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company 4,591 
(Limited). 
264 Binya Albert Sidney Austin... 27,380 
267 Yaddra Bank of New South Wales 459 
269 Wardry iy do #4 arg i 1,185 
273 Merrigal Back Albert Edward Jones ue aR a ies a 497 
274. Mount Harris Bank of New South Wales... ee Fs ss ee 439 
275 'Butherwah ... Rose Anu Whitehead ihe eel! > 4,31 
276 © Carinda Thomas McNamara ae Thomas Hi McNamara 3,119 
279 Merrybone ... .| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. (Limited) .. i. 330 
282 Werai Rs Archibald Rutherford McCrae and John Arthur McCrae a 512. 
284 Thellangering Fast ...| The Australian Mortgage, Land, and Finance Co. seers 5,326 
287 West Bland Plains .| Acheson Evelyn Ffrench wi : 2,214 
288 Emu Plains : .| Emily Wakley 112 
295 Ulumbarella Edward William King .. 2,896 
300 Woocloondool ..| New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Ageney C Co. - Limited . 7,269 
303 Mourabie x .| Dalgety & Co. (Limited) i 1,287 
308 Coppymurrumbil ... ...| Bank of New South Wales 27,166 
310 Burrel or Gunnible ...| Thomas Polk Wills-Allen 3 2,129 
316 New Babinda .| The Law Debenture Corporatio. (Limited) .. 230 
318 Pullingawarina ..| The Commercial Banking Company of Sydi ney (Limited) .. 10,050 
320 New Kirban ...| Union Bank of Australia (Limited) ... 346 
330 ©6Binniguy .| The Commercial Banking Beers of f Sydney (Limited) .. 43135 
335 Burrangong Anna Wilson 640 
337. Gunnibong... ...| John Jones, jun. 178 
338 Myall Plains ...| John Quilliam ey isi 70 
339 Gogeldrie | Henry Henty a and 'L. Colles (executors ‘of the will of William 1,975 
Edward Stanbridge); and John Waugh and William 
Waugh. 
342 Coonong ..| Hon. Sir Samuel McCaughey .. 978 
343 Perricoota ... .. | B.S, Falkiner & Sons (Limited) 687 
345 Brewon ».| John Kenneth Mackay the younger “and William Hooke 2,638 
Mackay. 
346 O’Brien’s Creek ... ...| George Pitesen Wilson ee ben ae ne 1,158 
349 Bulgandra .. wht .| Thomas Jamison Gibson 950 
350 Aratula ... ...| The Australian ee Land: and ‘Finance Co. (Limited) 261 
354 North Wakool ..| Archibald Currie ‘ 154 
358 South Urana ..| Thomas Newton.. . 5,280 
359 ©Bimble ...| Australian Mutual Provident Society. 150 
364. Grawhey .| William Charles Hill, Henry Hill, Alfred Hill, and Row- gor 
| land Smith Hill (trustcea of the will of the late Richard 
Hill). 
373 Sandridge ... do do 1,150 
374 The Boebung Swamp ...| Alfred William Jones ... “i 235 
375 Howlong ...| Margaret Leahy 2h Nie 535 
376 Coree ..| Hxecutors of late David MeCaughey .. “ice Sad 3583 
383 Narromine .., .| Thomas Wills Conran ... “oe rs 1,321 
386 Merryanbone William Hay... 768 
389 New Breclong Robert Pook ... 7,620 
393 Zara William Officer ... ore ive 1,914 
404. ‘areelari .| Alexander George Forbes Munro Son 1,201 
409 Hartwood ... ..| Richard Blackwood : 2,590 
42t Yanko bi Ae ...| Hxecutors of the late Sir Samuel Wilson, 2,02 
431 Kulki a a ...| Thomas Millear ,,. tS 365 
432 Willan eae : Commercial Banking Company ‘of Sydney (Limited) on 437 


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Jats Rate | Amount of 
No. and Name of Occupation License. Name of Licensee. Estinnsted per neption pancung FF ee 
: Available. | 646 acres. ee IgII. 
CHNTRAL DIVISION—continued. 
Acres. | £ 8. d. Hes: ce 
437 Canonbar ... ...| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. (Limited) ... aia vee Seb. 15,799 $i Op Ss (BAe Sen-h 
438 Umutbee and Toonga ..| Willam Henry M: ate (ts M uk i nee x 1, 5900 | 420 Ose Sst 2006 
446 Bundaburrah rr | The Australian Widows’ Fund Life Assurance Society O34. b 4).,07. 0 BI16...0 
(Limited). 
448. Currugundi... oa ...| dohn Henry Davies... wide we ae ar Vile DISRCA Ano we co 8 6 0 
452 Kentucky ... ak ...| John Guthrie Gray... a BH hag <b he 354) |) 10,209 Tet Da O 
454 Goree oH eg ...| James Robertson AY og ie ig TOL | 15-6 48 oP 85-5 
455 Willurah ... <a ...| The Bank of New South Wales. sti ov ee Le B80 | Be Onis aT 3-8 
456 Kyeamba ... nt ...| Alexander Smith 633 | 2 1344 BAT 2UE6 
458 Midkin % sat ..| The New Zealand and Anstralian Land Company (Limited) 113382 | 4 13 do 18371506 
459 Nangerybone ‘ .... dames William George Taylor . ‘ 50,208 I -I§tLOale EGR! Set 
463. Gunambil ... 2 ...| The Australian Mutual Provident & Society ee f. Ae 950} 8 13 4:hex¥2tt7 -4 
464 Gandymungydel ...| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co, piaapitedh 4 it sie jel. 25729.) 4 , On-Or o¥Z1 Deck 
465 Deniliquin .., sca ...| Alexander Tandales a ax HY ‘ atu be te a.) 31,470 | 6 © .© lan¥ait5-<& 
470 Bundyulumblah ,,, ...| David Moore . x9. Ma ei). 1,082 |) 6° oO” O bate 2215 
473 Brookong ... ag ...| The Law Debenture Corpor ation (Limited) . ie eb 14,793 | 13 GpgSrkesows1o > 27% 
476 Upper Bugaldi .| Hugh McMaster, John McMaster, junr., “and James ES" le, BAT syed, o 0 Q 
| McIntyre McMaster. 
477. Callubri ... ane ...| Leopold Tamerlane Watson ... Ree i ce ES 9s OM (ae tae 8 16 
479 Mittagong ... as ...| The Union Bank of Australia (Limited) Se: if 5 533, |, 4..0.°9 oA. 6 
480 ‘Tabratong West... ...| Bank of New South Wales. ... = ah ee Zone etse Lomas Oo 19 I 
483 Micabil Se a ...| The Hon, William Campbell ... Fun Ses ad eee 273715 la) Ae oh = KS) 
484. Success... ee ...| Frederick William Lake Kirkby an ies a of 49 | 4 0 0 o 6 
489 Ooma a .... John Irwin Dent and Ralph Halls... Le Rs <i GL2 | 2 ES Avil ue Deer T 
490 - The Meadows £- ...| Bank of Australasia .... ie Hi 530 Pan PT? Tae of eh ie 
492 = Warree.., x. a ...| The Mutual Life Association of “Australasia .. es Se L200) |p Ant awrAl 9 6 
495 Gregadoo ... bag ...| Allen Bradley Morgan and Charles Nixon... Ber i 276::| dir OT O gr 9 
496 Burrandoon Aa ...| John Henry Davies : a5 ie my 880 | 575, 50 Seed: 
500 Colli ie wis Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. (Limited) .. =F td 28 BOO ion Gri. B 35 5 
509 Arramagong West... ...| Union Bank of Australia (Limited) ... BER Ate ies 026 -ln-3 i101 © Ai Ont 
510 New Geralgambone ...| George Douglas Davidson ina sige ae ang a. 275 | 5 , Oes ef 54% 
gtr Gunnegaldra : ...| John Edgar A 4, ten fpeiceBsSO05 bosG50° Ox? BAO 
517 Lower Mithul Creek ...| Fitzwilliam Wentworth, Daniel McAllister, ‘and Rowland S32 Ome 0 5 
Smith Hill. 
519 Mulga or Glenariff Block B) Arthur Bryant Triggs .. sae nat ne sea “3 80:1 2 _0F20 OF 5210 
524 Ulumbie ... bea ...| Commercial Banking aes Gane coe sae poe cer TOSEahaS I3na4 A 7 iki 
525 Geolgumbla a ...| Hon. Sir Samuel McCaughey .. a6 ee ae veal 24201 DOnT3504-|..40 6° 8 
526 Quiamong ... ie ...| Robert Landale .. 182 | 12° O;70 ZS Ate 
528 Coombogolong Cog ...| New Zealand Toan and “Mer cantile Agency ( Co. . (Lita) 65808 her Son 8.52% 92 
530 Narraway ... a ...| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. (Limited) .. 2501) § Osby 1 Ig 1 
532 More Devil... an ...| Robert James Philip Simson... 247 | 2 13-54 70 217 
534 Merri Merri beg ...| The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Ageney Company 27s 2 4 Oncor (th. Ae 
(Limited 
546 Burra Burra ...| The Law Detours Corporation (Limited) . 664 | 213 4 215 .4 
552 Lower Willie East... .. | The Commercial Banking Company of Sy: dney (Limited) Wo> | 4: OFO 4 10 5.3 
555 Lower Balabla wala ...| Steel Caldwell, junior ... a ey a : aa 885 2 1Opn2, a. 48 Tato 
560 Tucka Tucka ape ...| James Cobb White oa a My “85 ahd wh 4,037 be OC FOgLOn |.” S) V2 ag 
561 Mungadal ... Re ...| Colin William Simson ... 4,674 |. 4 O40} 29 4.3 
562 Whalan  ... ag ...| Thomas Fitzgerald Moore, John Redding “Moore, Bryan 3846: 4, FSC drl, 25017 yo 
Fitz; gerald Moore, and Patrick James Moore. 
564 Binda as a ...| The Mutual Life Association of Australasia ... = << 858) |kk30 Cane 4.0.5 
565 Carnerney .«.. er ...| John Glenn 580 wh 7.359 | 8 175.60) 17 = OWS 
566. Tehelery ... fer ...| Australasian Mortgage and Agency Company (Cimited) ats g8o | 3 11-3] 5 8 at 
571 Galaragambone ... ...| Bank of New South Wales... st A904 5. 6n28 4. 1 10 
572 HMgelabra ..., aa ...| Hon. Henry. Edward Kater... nee a a fis Badr 5) .OLS@ 4 3645 
578 Canonba ... ee ...| Dalgety & Co. Sve) 7 fa i aa Hol! akyLOSE| uO BS Oe [se FECTS gE 
582 Kerarbury ... ee ...| John Sutcliffe Horsfall.. So iat nee a Wm seee | £20. Oo) LA@e. 24 0 
585 Iandra ie a ...| George Henry Greene ... oe Re 267 | £30, Os e@ ha Sa 9 
589 Merriwa ... tn ..| The Queensland National Bank (Limited) . wad elo 1,047) One a. O39 
591 Towyal 3 C4 ...| Lhe Law Debenture Corporation (Limited) . a Si: 983) | 2) 13564 A Tide 
596 ‘Terrangan .., ie ...| Bank of New South Wales... aa e ba 816.1, 6 70930 (ee ee 
598 Bundemar .., Ste ze do ile eS ier det Sa bs 3: Oms@ lo 142 Tsang 
399 Wonbobbie... b ...| The Mutual Life Association of “Australasia ... 2,070 | 410 O| T4111. 
601 Mundawaddera ... ...| The Scottish Australian Investment Company (Limited)... 1,659 8 ont O 20 14.9 
603 Mathoura .., a ...| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. (Limited) .. sa | 2 44Or be 4E T3e 4a BZPI5 10 
604. Bundure ... ce. | New Zealand and Australian Land Company (Limited) cal. 2,860 heb GndGn | .68n 3.6 
611 Tenandra ... ag ...| Owen Esmond Friend . . 29 |. 3.,, 0288 Qt 2-53 
612 Wyabray ... or ...| City Bank ay a, me wk 709) 4 909 |. 48.3 8 
619 Moira ea ‘3 ...| B.S. Falkiner and Sons (Limited) a aa es Goon} 4. 1ga4 | 48) 17 ton 
620 ‘Tubbo sire oe ...| Lhe Tubbo Estate Company (Limited) - a wal EE,O44 OF On S: E74 3 8 
622 Grong Grong a ...| Australian Mutual Provident Bae PRS of 5 fe 140.| 10 13> 4 2.70 28 
625 Kenaweena... vee .. | Henry Campbell She Ag wd. 6,718-| 3: Gct8 | 34 19 TO 
626 Woorooma.,., ee, ...| Alexander McBean, Ww “iam McBean, Tsabella. <Jessie|) 8,020|.7 4 .0| 90 4,6 
McBean, Grace "Margaret McBean, Isabella Bailliere, 
and Mary Ann Stevenson. . 
630 Yarrabee .., ise ...| Hon. Sir Samuel McCaughey and John SO PAEH SS - x Zid | 16° O460 yee. 
636 Bumbaldry... er ...| James McMahon a a 270 | 2: T3ee4 2° AG 
638 Bourke’s Creek. .., ...| James Ross and Robert Ross ... wos a a a. 316) | Onl seed 30 5 wo 
a7 13 4 
640 Breeza ier Seg ...| Joseph Clift, Samuel Clift, and George Clift re zt, 40%-) 6. Gone | 13 18%F 
651 Barham ©... Rad ..| The executors of Andrew O’Keefe ... Ae za »| 24,047 6 713 4] 250 9.9 
*218. 4 FE 
* Balance, 


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Lesion ee ee SS FE eee 


RENEWAL OF OCCUPATION LICENSES, &c.—continued. 


No. and Name of Occupation 


Name of Licensee. 


Estimated 


Area 


Available. 


License. 
CENTRAL DIVISION—continued. 
652 Mungerbumbone ... ...| George Ashmall and Thomas Andrews vee 
660 Narran ...| Union Bank of Australia SO eat 4s 
664 Ulonga ...| Bank of Australasia oe a 
671 Big River ... Commercial Banking Company aaa 
677 Hermitage Plains Block Az eee Gray and David Johnstone Smith ... 
678 Narrawin Thomas Cornish.. a 36 
679 ‘Trigamon ...| Charles Grant Tindal .., an sue sa che 
687 Yerrinan ... ...| John McMaster, junior 306 Lise nhc oD 
688 Warwillah ... ...| Hon. William Campbell 
690 Willeroon ... ...| Edward Smith Hall and Australian Joint Stock Bank 
695 Wanganella ...| Thomas Millear .. oe ees 4 
696 Gowang ... 6c ...| David Innes Watt =F 
zor Lake Cowal... $0 ...| Australian Mortgage Land and Finance Company (Limited) 
703 Texas 5 Scottish Australian Investment Company (Limited) : 
705 Moura ‘oe .| Robert Selmon Whiting and William Oliver : 
711 Walbundrie William Kiddle the younger ... he Sat x 
713 Arramagong East . William Yeomans nN she we “ie . 
723 West Aegean No. 6. Bank of New South Wales... 360 he oo wee 
728 Gonn ks Bo ...| dohn Williams Dennis . 
729 Noorong | John James Armstrong, Thomas Shaw Armstrong, and 
George Lewis Aitken (trustees of the late Thomas 
Armstrong). 
732 PBarraba Detached... ...| Thomas Cook and Hugh Robert Munro 
735 Mogong Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. (Limited) .. 
745 Lot No. 41. William Patrick and Harry Albatross ‘Patrick 
740 Pee do do ne és 
7&2 Pref. Oce. License on Derri-| New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company (Ltd.) 
bong Holding. 
486 Pref. Occ. License on Bur-| The Bank of Australasia 
raway Holding. 
763 Lot No. 51.. - The Union Mortgage and Agency Company of Australia (Ltd. ) 
772 Pref. Occ. License on Werai Archibald Rutherford McCrae and John Arthur McCrae . 
Holding. 
778 Lot No. 53... .| Henry Osborne ... S50 Ach “ra ae ; 
782 Lot No. 57... ...| Thomas Herbert Templeton ee 35 ie or) vee 
784 Lot No. 59... 6 ...| Henry Osborne ... Ro Ao Se os rio 
787 Pref. Occ. License on} George Raffan .., ode ue ff soc ane toe 
Berembed North a es 
789 Lot No. 69.. Duncan Graham McKellar 
790 Pref. Oce. License on Gonn| John Williams Dennis ... 
Holding. 
801 Lot No. 87... ; Murdoch Sutherland Armstrong 
802 3 Oars i do ae 
804 mo Lae. oc do 
805 NO 2h ; do 
806 age = Boot nit do 
807 »— O4ee : do 
808 9 oO Sit = do 
809 3 HOOs. i do 
810 sy RO 7 tee ae do 
827 PEL ae tas Thomas McGrath ; 
829 SEA OF bee Australian Mortgage Land and “Finance Co. (Limited) 
830 RELA Tees Heb ...| Michael Le Grand ate ; sae hea Age 
834 See ode ves ...| Robert Hastie, junior ... ts tee 0 a 
835 nm. ET oe Michael Le Grand hd = noe ee 
836 LS A ee bed ...| Alfred James Marshall.. ies x50 os ia 
837 Formerly Resumed Area No.| Hon. Sir Samuel McCaughey one 565 Boe ane 
200. 
$39 Lot No. 162... = Hunt Brothers (Limited) ae Ho 53c oft 
841 aye LOA es ise é do . aw es 
842 WEOS E: ing ...| Perpetual Trustee Company (Limited) Ee ac cig 
847 eS See Alfred James Marshall xe .e ip ae: 
848 Rie DS Jats do one soe oes : : 
852 ln 5 aye = ...| Thomas Dent. ae vee : 
854 Part of late Preferential] Patrick Francis Madden vee vee 
Occupation License No. 
600a, Wambangalang. 
855 Lot No.180... ae Peter Boyton and Peter James la see 
856 LS Ules Arthur James Marshall Ww ee 
857 E3602.) Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. (Cimited)... ee tS * 
858 Part of area of Lot No. r24 do “a : 
859 Lot No.126,. ; Joseph Gibson ... 0 6 Sete acto) 
861 is 183... ...| Michael Thomas Mickelson Mo aes vas Ong 
862 Py TAO ess ...| Alfred James Marshall., Hie nee . 
863 ee bie eign or 2 do sh, ele “6 6 
864 rn tite tae Lie ves do 3h ee 
865 eT OOrss ss ...| Joseph Samuel McCulloch see rp 
866 Se kee heas tos a do ea 50) aes . 
867 pe) phctsiion nis ...| William Thomas Spry .. 0 Ba os 
868 SEL OO one ..| William George Thomas 560 oe 360 
869 Pometsost. ve ...| Alfred James Marshall... Sa one aes 
872 Tie 2 eV is ...| James Gullifer ... 45 Ar ee ; 
875 a eas Oe ees .| Robert Peters ... os awe v0 
876 STAD c06 aie do ae Ae ee 50 : : 


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213 4 
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28 Sepr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 5391 
RENEWAL OF OCCUPATION LICENSES, &o.—continued. 
: Rate Amount of 
No. and Name of Occupation License. Name of Licensee. ee ae aint See. 
Available. | 646 acres, bor IgtI. 
CENTRAL DIVISION—continued. 
Acreine |) Deseo. Se so dy 
Lot No. 194... vee .| William Reardon ae ABU Sox see ae ves] 37:ZO2 | veeseeees TOMN5< 0 
LOS f. Ke ...| George Phelps ... ane nee ABA Prtk pk eB Real) LO teA Oze ime acetate. shia hey ey 
Sie tt Orn oe ...| Jumes Le Grand.. fae Sis ae «| -28;000.| O'FO' oO ar v7 2 16 
SLOG. AE ...| Matthew James Sowden | 0 Ah 49,150 eoeeeee 25 0.0 
yy elec ech ...| John Hamilton ... rs j 18,400 | O10 O 14 926 
Ae X00 nes : ...| George Robert Jackson .. as 4,584:| 18°96 8 #109116 76 
ee BOO wee A; ae James McLaughlin AB ee we 3°70). 5 Ole vO" 32 4 
Fy, eeesshGok fet ...| Lachlan MeLean ae ane at dcx 8,050: 1 age 8 | 229 8 7s 
Bee EOdEw: AAC fa eo be ae atte oh HG ae 4,800 | 0 10 0 3015 20 
NEL O See ae ae Ap im is Mas 10,500} O10 O S420 
eke te Ori. v.| James Hobart Kelly ae RS br a 12,180 | O10 O Quron4 
EE 20d ...| William Clemesha : ni; aie 6,8TOul  O=towto By Oeis 
ee OS Ee. vee ..| David Worrell and Themes Ditchfield Ae! re AIM; SOR 208 Ui ee ceees 13 16 oO 
Ea 8 2hee cae ..| John Hannan... = see chs 2 ee TStGCO. || OF L3)7 45\t e20muOuno 
ay > Tie iice mea ...| James Henry Edward Graham , Bok | Oe Ssarquedtgn 7 16 
TDS Tee Se: .| Emily Wakley tee E754 | Orta ge 7 
* 
WESTERN DIVISION. 
Tarella re .| Edward Quinn ... Wi 335,216"|> 0 63> ATE k 
Weilmoringle ...| Colin Templeton and Lachlan Kenneth Seobie Mackinnon. Se yfeit eer. ) 10) 013 9 
Innesowen ... ...| William Charles Hill, William Evans Richards, and Per cival 80,640) O- 266) |/P9r5 1152 0 
Tirnest Wynter. 
Wilga : ...| The Australian Joint Stock Bank (Limited) .. 926 | O19 7 Ee Seo 
Fort Grey ... * seo & Co. (Limited) 22,600 | “ede OSsaan 21h 
Buckanbee ... ...| New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company (Limited). 60,637 | © 2 16 erg 1206 
Ticehurst _..| Australasian Mortgage and Agency Company (Limited) 87.860 | 04 25 OPM Ate Ges 
Meadows ... AG ...| Henry Burt Welsh, Gordon Welsh, Norman Welsh, and 61,670| 0 6 8| 32 6 8 
Beaumont W elsh. 
Nelyambo ... : _..| The Australian Mortgage Land and Finance Co. (Limited); 406,065 | 0 2 Oop zeneoore 
Noonthorungee _,.. ...| The Australasian Mortgage and Agency Company (Limited)} 184,240 | 0, 2 6 | *rsseee 
Coulpataro ... | The Australian Mortgage Land and Finance Co. (Limited) TOs Tl ous 4° 4 9 
Dumble ...| Commercial Banking ' Company of Sydney A, LO2n|) OnrSw 4, I 14 10 
Buckwaroon . | Murdoch Sutherland Armstrong a 25:30d" 1h -O Aye 15 oO 6 
Tiltagara ...| Australian Estates and Mortgage Co. (Limited) ant Bi1..77,800.| O: 24 GD leh reese. cs 
Mount Gipps ...| William Smith and Robert Sellar re Pe PLO4,O5 311) Oud Oui ORT SianO 
Cobham Lake ...| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. (Limited) .. .| &§3,060.,| Lo 2 SOT 28) ovr 
Kilfera aes nea ...| Henry Osborne, Pat Hamilton Osborne, Stephen Messman 411,596 | o 2 6! 8010 0 
‘ Osborne, and James cow ae Nott Osborne. 
Teryawynia... ...| Bank of Australasia * G2L35e | O ued POUEN eee sce 
Nymagee .| Edward Killen, junior .. 84,656 | o § 9| 24 14 6 
Corella ...| The Scottish Australian Investment Co. (Limited) of ‘Sydney oo 3a (Ome OeuG 267.10 
Compton Downs ...| Lhe Australian Mortgage Land and Finance Co. (Limited)| 4,149 | 2 9 O| I2 19 4 
Wapwella ... Malcolm Robertson, Coiler McCracken, and Alexander Oliver| 26,491 | 0 7 O| 14 14 O 
(executors and trustees of the will of James Robertson). 
Culpaulin .., ...| Dalgety & Co. (Limited) 1-720,995"| SO MIO? OS o lee TS sks 
Restdown ‘| David W hitley ... AG;t00- |. OVS Sa see eA 
Gurrera 0 Ne ...| The Bank of ‘Australasia. B.907|' 0 149 7 76 
Tile tt ha ee ...| The New Zealand and Australian Land Company (Limited) 451 70n| Omer ae 2er2 aes 
Frome’s Creek & ...| Alexander Cornfute Macdonald sh ilirT2:4008)) O' 2= 2 On| 225" Onno 
Magenta... Se ...| Robert Landale.. e.tt7d;900) | Oh ors Ones 4ie 5 Eno 
Elsinora ..| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. (Limited) .. K107;400%|. 0.~ 2) "OP Bhasies ce 
Clare ...| Henry Henty and Thomas Colles (as executors of the will of EX, F290 5|- On 2304 1 Aan ese 
the late William Edward Stanbridge), William Angus 
Waugh, John Waugh, junior, and William a he 
Tarcoon ... Bec ...| The Bank of New South Wales Be 6,764 | 0 16 8 oF 34. 
Pirillie ie He. ...| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. (Limited) .. REO2S:) 10 2) SPR Fs. 52 
Coronga Downs ... ..|) Lhe Australian Joint Stock Bank... 23,22f.| (t 22 Hove Aare rt fo 
Pulpulla_... 50, William Charles Hill, William Hvans Richards, and Percival G5:8205)|- 2 On O" ef Rie sre Shan 
Ernest Wynter. 
Boomiaricool William Kilpatrick sh ae os ast te 34,980). | O16 206 OLr7eAG 
Marma See do # : en: vs AaT20 PO. 12 hOn| eS. E780 
Tinapagee ... sno .| Dalgety & Co. (Limited) | ne ect ee oy Rome ek fear eo 
Connulpie Downs ... Stanley Gray and David Johnstone Smith h2O2,0004|) O21) On MIZON ISLC 
Buckalow | Dalgety & Co. (Limited) AEDS = 400 |= Onn ats Onl sO") 7 6Bg 
Morton Plains ...| The Trust and Agency Company of Australasia (Limited)... FOR EO.) OU. LAT Pies Hees 
Nullawa ...| The New Zealand and Australian Land Company (Limited) ea 7On| wre Loe core ete 3unO 
Willara || The Agency Land and Finance Company of Australia; 93,334 | 0 2 Gola fPoarskio 
(Limited). 
The Priory ... ay .| The Law Debenture Corporation (Limited) . 62,643,| 0.4. Sep ao 1606 
Moothumbil Be 0 do do 57,876 | 0-8 70.| 36-80 
Brindingabba ote ...| Commercial Banking Company 77,153 | O10 4] 62 5 8 
Springfield ... ts ..| The Law Debenture Corporation (Limited) B2.o75e| Ore OumeAs=  5en3 
Bulla .| William Hamilton Morrison ,.. Gs Sec OF BON 
Gidgee ..| Dalgety & Co. (Limited) 5m ee re we 95,380.) "0 95.4 hT35 17° 3 
Bulgoo eo ...| Bank of New South Wales 65,020) 02 O87? OMS 5-15) er 
Talyeale ... He ...| William Shierlaw and John Henry Luxmoore (executors and 127,827 | o 2 6| 24 5 8 
trustees of the will of Thomas Graves). 
Lissington ... as .| The Union Bank of Australia (Limited) Pee RemeO. i © Mgt Arie ss A ak 
Salisbury Downs ... William Henry Taylor (executor late W. Taylor) . Ptdogoee |. O82" 6A a.) 


* Covered by amount at credit on appraisement. + Balance. 


5392 


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ie ee eee = = 


[28 Sepr., 1910. 


RENEWAL GE OCCUPATION LICENSHS, &o.—continued, 
ott Rate Amount of 
No. and Name of Occupation anita castes: tae per Section | License Fee 
License. erin of payable 
| ‘| 640 acres. for IgIr. 
WESTERN DIVISION—continued. E 
ACTetoe pe tema. , he" ee Bal es 
93. Yantara ... ie ».| ‘Phe Australian Mortgage, Land, and Finance Compan3| 227,580 | o 2 6 | *....5...5 
(Limited). 
95 Mundi Mundi ..| Lhe Union Bank of Australia (Limited) és “| 15,072] 0 ako jee: 
tor Bundabulla... ...| William Bowie Stewart Campbell Sawers, Clifford Phillip 1,263 | 3 Oso BTS «6G 
Wilson, and William Plumpton Wilson. 
to4 Yanda 0 vad Dalgety & Co. (Limited) he a a 36,168 | 0 “Feo £20) 15 on 
tos Milrea Gustavus Aird Murray... a PN 5 SF B22 | BOT ecm 9 9 4 
107 Wilkie Plains an .| John Sloane Gordon... 1,000 | 2 “1958 | Taenomaey 
110 Bangheet .., yk The New Zealand and Australian Land | Company (i mited) 9,552} 31488] 25 1755 
t12. Boondarra 2 on William Thomas Keely Stokes... ac 6,677 |. 0 12 10 7 ae 
114 Bootra Elder Smith and Company (Limited) . 96,000. |) O° 25504 “saat 
117. Mondadoo .., .| Australian Joint Stock Bank .., * 603-419. One o 18 II 
118 Brenda na ot Lovick Tyrrell ... 2,050 | 3°. Os,8 9 Tage 
119 Tupra ar ...| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. (Limited) — fl teh lof Or dad© 0 O15 
y21 Muckewerawa ... The New Zealand and Australian Land Comp: any (Limited) 044 |. (3 = 62-8 4 18.4 
124 Bunneringee ...| Thomas Davidson and John James Davidson 1;646.1|- (0. Gewo | costeoms ‘ 
131 Grasmere ... The Australasian Mortgage and eens, Compa wes (Limited) Oh Ah ON BO S22 Oe ees 
132 Nillera or Cany vanboon ...| Edmund George Barvey ie ; 1/294 4 0 YOu 2a) dou lous 
140 Wirchilleba.., ...| Arthur Bryant Triges ... Ries 0. 4020920 eae 
152 Angledool ... 550 ..| The Australian Mortgage Land and Finance Co. (Limited) 7 TO2 | al et eA ean 
160 Urisino .. cee ..| Clarence Chesney Wilson (as executor of the late Sir Samuel] 283,260 | o 2 6| t39°°2° 7 
Wilson). 
161 Packsaddle... ...| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. (Limited) ... aie ian “of 158,960 | O 2 64. fo34,0 
164 Yandama-... ..| Dalgety & Co. (Limited) Ae ae ia at}, 63,860" |" 10.) 2.2 Orit 12 promo 
165 North Abbotsford ,. ‘i A John Henry Davies... ta ise ee O78 0 40-6 019 0 
167 Kxleno S: aa ...| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. (Limited) .. as a +] OF,500) 0 7 yorls Qguro pO 
169 Kajuligah .. x ..| Hamund Naughton and William aughton se 80;086,1| ~O —2 4 Oe sie GTS HO 
174 Avoca ng bat Jeannie Hall .., $e 27,807) O- 2° Kh; Mevebs oes 
177. Gundabooka x Edmund Naughton and William Naughton .. ud <r 00,424) O48" Suse Adar 3d 
178 Cultowa ... Matthew Ingle Browne, William Browne, and Walter 158,COG ny Oa AAU hh cece 
Browne. 
179, Booberoi ... ae Alexander Thomas Haley se Won 4 O72 a) ~ On Gend: Bf 254 
180 Dungalear ... The Australian and New Zealand Mortgage Co. (Limited)... T4, TOS) 2 TOU Hip BL YET 
181 Belford Yeunghusband, Row, and Company Proprietary ees 483900} 0+ 3° * Gs | Mrrsihen 
183. Wanga Mana Dalgety and “ompany (Limited) ; 69,760 | 0 6,.9)>,3695=9 
184° Curranyalpa Commercial Banking Company of Sydney (Limit ed) ee ORS, vO: 12> Gybeurme ate 
185 Nocoleche .. Sir Samuel McOaughey a : .| 336,807 ; © -2::i16 by O3:40..0 
186 Gnalta £58 Elder Smith & Company (Limited) ake 230,200.) 0 52. t6qhetepy 700 
189 Keribree ,., 8 The Australian and New Zealand Mortgage Co. (Limited)... 71,520, 0 56. 6 tioBOW 6 yas 
190 ©Thackaringa rn :| The Law Debenture Corporation (Limited) . 8,605 | 0 6 9 AmLO noms 
192, shulhame as. a8 | Henry Burt Welsh, Gordon Welsh, Norman Welsh, and 05,240. ".0" aust Grameen te 
Beaumont Welsh. 
193 Amphitheatre Kdward Montgomery Perrott and Ann Dawson Ws |.59,023 - 0 SS" Shia yo eG 
194 Moorara Benjamin Chaffey .1391,900'| .o- 27 6.)5 46) 20 \F0 
195 Corona aes a | Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. (Limited) .. 17.93.4090; 0-7. 3 Eola EGY 5 a7 
196 Murtee ais oe Bank of New South Wales ; [105,605 | 0 6 o| 49 16 0 
197. Urella Dowus Clarence Chesney Wilson (executor ‘of the late Sir Samuel 54,610.) -0 -2° :OciplO "TSO 
Wilson). 
198 Lower bila... The Agency Land and Finance Co. of Australia (Dimitsd) ACOTS Allo) 26 ser 2S td. 
201 Tindayrey ... The Law Debenture Corporation (Limited) , MIAZd | 0.19) Fle PE Opes 
202 Moorna Ma Witham Douglas Crozier és F304.) Optex 6 £5 Dares 
204. Monolon No. 5 Charles Hlphinsone Stirling Taylor 33,600). © 2 > GibeBistiacs 
205 Meryula Goidsbrough, Mort, & Co. (Limited) .. 53,2474 0 13> abused Ses 
206 Belalie The Australian and New Zealand Mortgage Co. (Limi ted). 225097 ae On e2-0 APT Os 
208 Gingie Sh ..| James Richmond and Andrew Hsex Scott .., cha GAs 3° L0.. On) 295 gmc rme 
212 Conoble ..| Goldesbrough, Mort, & Co. ee Ba;S2d7 i. O92 +O bemirmamyenst 
215 Byefock .., ‘| William Thomas Wright ats : 5.95: | o16 8 sr 402 
219 Moolbong ... ..| Wilham Bowman Hanna Neill hk E024.) Tarek lou nhs dar 
223. Onepar ...| Arthur George Lethbridge .. 62,400, 10 O12, BO 2°? 7-56 
224 North Merrowie _.| Phe New Zealand Loan and Mercantile ‘Ageney Co. (Limited) SQOs|* 425 27,8 2 10-4 
229 69Billilla Andrew Spence Chirnside, Robert Logan Chirnside, and The} 209,842 | 0 2 6 | *.seus 
Union Trustee Company of Australia (Limited), trustees 
of the will of Andrew Chirnside. 
230 Wirlong Arthur Bryant Triggs ... 10;209,,| $Os5@ 48) he ceccieset 
231 Boolegai The Honorable William Campbell ae ; 2,085 5. 0 es 267 = 
234 Jandra Malcolm Robertson, Coiler McCracken, and Alexander Oliver| 2 1,131 I Gi D fords AGO 
(executors and trustees of the will of James Robertson). 
235 Lerida Philip Oakden, Matthew Ingle Browne, Walter Browne,’ 55,731 | 0 8 4)| 3613 4 
and William Browne. 
237. Manfred William Henry panes (as executor and trustee of the) 2,740|/ 0 2 6] *®.... 
interest of the late William Taylor). 
238 Hartwood ... Australian Joint Stock Bank Ghipales) ra) bee j 18,104 | 0 5 1 Fo Fe5 
239 Mount Pocle .| Sidney Kidman .. mt »--].387,627 | 0 25iO ph ede-5 yee 
240 Dunlop Hion. Sir Samuel McCaughey .. i FM oe 8547 hal One eek 211333 
242 Llanillo William Oswald Gilchrist, Ernest Alexander Stuart Watts 74937 ec onl oe) 4mm aT yeeO 
and Walter Oswald Watt. 
244 Kinchega Herbert White Hughes and Harold White Hughes (executors, 16,361 | o 5 8 7. 4 10 
of the late Herbert Bristow Hughes), 
246 Mossgiel ...| Australian Mortgage Land and Finance Com eene sae er BEST Oe Out sae 6, 2380 
250 Wanaaring... ...| Charles Spencer Bransby Hebden ... reas’ ».| 121,250] 0), 2a @uene sti aay 
251 Mulga No.1 ...| Bank of New South Wales... ns we say 559 | O12 0 010 6 
257 ‘Toorale mee ...| Hon. Sir Samuel McCaughey .. 11,392 010 0 8 18 oO 
258° Corrong ~~... .. | Albert Prince Edward Tyson and Arthur Charles Denis Tyson 25440" Pay See 


* Coyered by amount at credit on appraisement, + Balance. 


a Tai 


28 Supr., 1910.] 


RENEWAL OF WERREAAA MORN NEES, ae —continued. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 


| Rate Amount of 
No, and Nes Ot Qcenpation | ES Set ee aaa per BecHion ae! i 
| Available.| 645 Acres. for 191I. 
WESTERN DIVISION—continued. 
Acres. | -& s. d.| £& a. d 
259 Waratta ss Dalgety & Co. (Limited) ; fuel 27,041 [we OLOmigis2 IO 
260. Winbar _,, ; The Union Bank of Australia (Limited) = 5.2| 170,489 | of 6) 041-979 18 3 
264 Coolabah...... Thomas Rebert Moxham and William Dick Moxham 2,600 | © QRAGVIOR htcninaa ses 
309 Mount Sturt Arthur Samuel Bartlett and Peter McDonald Morrison 63,944'| (0 Bi Och L2 Ios 0 
310 Mulurulu Wilktam Parker... a “8 aly nak sks §00.] 0) n 58.0 o 311 
to onto 
315 Moocu'ta soe Commercial Banking Company of Sydney OA Goal) elt 25 Aye 2s Tous 
329 Jot Ne 25. William Crozier and John Percival Crozier ... 7800-4: O21 6 £ tonne 
330 Lot No. 29 .. a Bi do do vay tow 6,4c0 | 09 5 0 gr tea RES 
359 Pref. Occ. License on} Benjamin Chaffey on ah es 68 ths 2,694 | 0.12) Belin secne 
on Tapio Holdiog. | ; 
No. and Nam i etimate Rate Amount of 
Oc Sarmtinng Une Name of Licensee, we Pia ae Hon Bier 
formerly the Leasehold Arca. Available. 640 acres. for IgIt. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Acres fo Sdeeo 8 0G 
t& Kangaroo Hills | Albert Andrew Wright.. 6,010; t= Biclom Olena: Tee. 
24 Hmu Creek Robert Alfred Orville Gill and "Thomas Hall “Ross. (trustecs 8,102.1. "ase Gries BO 64 
of the will of George Robert Ba yt 
34 Balala ...| Richard Hudsgon.. E. B i 928 iy Ree a Or Oe Te 
54 Weejasper ...| Arthur Bryant Triggs aes ost Rise ii eae 27 1B. GLO On Shee 
11d Barraba ; ...| Jacob Brodbeck .. is si re a te 1,303°|, 4400 so Oi Are 
144 Quranee ... | Dhe Bank of Australasia BLO’ ts ODA LANES: SORA 
164 North Barraba ...| Alfred Rolleston Saunders and Frederick William Saunders 2,201 413 1 7550 
17A Wantabadgery ... ..| Frederick Holkham Dangar and Cheesborough FaleconerJohn| 1,765 | 12 13 4 | 33 ¥4 1i 
Macdonald. 
204 Guy Fawkes River .| William Alexander Harvey Waugh, William Waugh, and 900;| 5 Gtwaiigels. 1OUA6 
Alexander Gordon Waugh. 
21A Borah Creek ‘ ..| George Winter ... T5320. be 4 Oln ON ian Sarr Sue) 
22A Ellerslie cs Re William Peterson and Frederick Thomas Sargood . FOON Fie. Oe @ Se otek 
244 The Junction : .«.| Henry Tollemache Hdwards ... yee iat Hh By733-. 2 OR OR Meur? TS hnt 
29s} Yarrangobilly ... .. | Oliver John Harris a 4,922 |sobtEsver(eni2 r8Lt 
goa Rosebrook... es ...| Ernest Hensleigh Harnett and ‘Sydney Hope 1 ‘Harnett 836, -6 2 sapere 1608 
314 Cambalong : ..| Ronald Campbell ; 6,826. 2-83 Ui4enHe8 8116 
32a Carrot re ...| Andrew Sturgeon 68 i ges. O08 O11 4 
334 MookiSprings ... .| Albert Augustus Dangar_ 15432-|" 2-1geaunoee. TO0.4 
374 Mundowey Str ...| William Henry Roberts 650.) “2. 1g ested y2 1ao73 
40A Lyndhurst : ...| William Coventry Mi sae 2,078.| 4.5 - oe a3 1650 
424 Grogan Oreek Simon Fraser Gentle t,40Qu. 2483. 4epaR Teas 
494 Bolero Pd Stephen Messman Osborne 2034 le 2etgls Foo OF Gg 
524 Warren's Corner... ...| Henry Agnew ... set B,347.(- baie Gtx) #R ReT4 
534T Bulgar Creek ... ..| Henry Toliemache Edwards fi 80.15" TEGO? Jorma ip 2906 
544 Moles Jeremiah O’ Mara 2 Ete Bat se 2,000 14. O2~0" PO) BRO 
564 Rampsbeck Bic Robert John Holland ... s ae 3,515;\..4 tty © ihwek Thats 
58at Brindabeila hes Australian Joint Stock Bank (Limited) afte 13.60%.) O7e7ieGersuy rons 
594 Maffra : bi ...| John Cassels Ryrie, junior ee ist 278°), 12.. onal iin “acy 
61A Green Hills Bee ...) James Burleigh Sharp ... 4053. 5 Oye eepe es 12800 
644 Mount Adra ; ...|, Andrew Crain and Irvine Crain Ae 1,600.) 3 Or Sales ?8 169or 
674 Clifton ...| Goldebrough, Mort, & Co. (Limited) .. 14,529.) HolGliS Bias Roog 
684 Bolivia ...| Bank of Australasia... , Bat 3527 hk 3 i, Oo vOdees Bong 
694 Gunningrach William Oswald Gilchrist, William “Holden Wa itt, HEriestiiies 63tutogs 4 Denied. -3%8 
Alexander Stuart Watt, Walter Oswald W att, and 
George Cruickshank. 
71A Anembo «| dames Moore... 4,750.) 3 15 Onpeay 16072 
975A Yarrara ... ...| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. (Limited) ., SLO E be meeNOMRES, Pricpete}= ta 
78a Long Reach .| The Bank of New South Wales 5,088, se GH Olibbrte © Se tg 
81A Inverelland Elsmore_ ...| Peter Colin Campbell and Edmund Cuthbert "Body .. ONSO au pa dedkvete Almere ie Ome O 
86a Yabtree ...| William Alfred Cottee and William Horsley (as exe <eoutors 192.) 209% JONAS oto 8 
and trustees of R. F. Horsley ey): 
874 Yarra Yarra ae ...| James McLaurin.. os 5,629 | 4.13 4] 41-0 21 
88a Bringenbrong ; ...| Peter Stuckey Mitchell .. *i PSIG Ave OM Gals LE 9753 
894 Mingoola .. ; ...| Peter Jeffrey ... 2 1,300.) 3° 6n78 6 1g9t5 
924 Terrible Vale 3 ...| Frederick George Taylor Ses G7g9) TO Fara Bete 
974 Kulki = ...| The Commercial Banking Company of Sydney (Limited) 154.33).[ 3. Gin % oe 
torA Karoola ... ; ) do OF Tiina SeeO os Sere 
toga Alfreda F ...| John Henry Mowle, junior : OxtOOne odie, Os Srenaet yo ed, 
110A Burindi ...| Arthur John Macneill Simpson and Spencer Hector Macneil S5Ic| Gatges4 BR 1gkiz 
Simpson, 
1194 Goonian ... : Charles Grant Tindal ... 1,004.| 2 10 0 3) IS8b5 
128At Qwyarigo ... ay John Terence Mulquiney, Edward James “Moloney, and OSOR AC Ose sinned 8 AOET 
Daniel Doherty. 
129At Nymboida .. i George Ellis and the Executrix and Hxecuters of the late] 23,000 | Oo 10 O}] 17 19 5 
Thomas Maxwell. 
136A Glen Elginand Morven...} Bank of Austraiasia... ies Ape ani ne Sef asde222u cs ROSE ONIGZOA 5.0 E 
138A Gegezerick ie ...| Charles Woodhouse To tosuh Ey Lee Obey. Ag 
143A ies ee and Island| James Coppard ... TSO 0s ena nO ena 2 GisLy 
ake. 
1464 Geergarow ; ...| Australian Joint Stock Bank (Limited) sig’ Sa Regeln tae OL Piety LZATS 
1484 Aberfoyle... be Francis John White and James Cobb White Gh Tiutsaet Oy Sa puigh 78 
149A} Snow Vale : Robert James Douglas Sellar ... ae ie “8 : Geo a (OVO tid {3 2 


*Covered by amount at credit on appraisement, 


} Not a “ Preferential’ Occupation License, 


{ Balance 1910. 


5394 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 


RENEWAL OF OCCUPATION LICENSES, &c.—continued. 


i Estimated Bate, 
a soem itmes or Name of Licensee. Area, | Pe pe 
formerly the Leasehold Area. Available. | 645 acres, 
EASTERN DIVISION—continued. } 

Mores. tee. 28; a 
158a* Glenreagh West ... Dunean McGill and Edward Gillett ... GRY I peccnce: 
1684 Childowla... sae .| The Commercial Banking Company of Sydney (Bi ted) 4 AOSD Nee Samed! 
1694 Bredbo North The Bank of New South Wales os 2,037 | 2 1S 35 
171A Booroombi ; ...| Charles Henry McKeahnie ... 6,290 | 213 4 
175A Coolringdon -p ...| Australian Mortgage, Land, and Finance Co. “(Limited) 2,360 boo 
1764 Manus  ... nae The caine and Australasian Trust and Loan Oompany) 8,977 | 413 4 

(Limited 
188a* Neurenmerremang William Alexander Menzies and Henry Ryan, trustees of} 12,560 | I 12 0 

late Henry Ricketson. 
189A Enmore Kenneth John Finlayson BOT 2 parte Shino 
194A Carracaback and ‘Dewett William Hooke Mackay 4,042.32 <0 80 

Creek. 

197A Brown’s Springs ... .| T, H. Mate & Co. (Limited)... B35 tA SIO 20 
207A Micalago ... ...| The executors and trustees of the late Alexander Ryrie TO;7 Stee 2 a 
208A Longford ... ...| Alexander Park . 6,883 | 613 4 
213A Naryrallen ... .| Union Bank of Australia ‘(Limited) 2,534 | -4-,0 0 
215A leBolerol iy... abe ...| Stephen Messman Osborne 5e 866 | 613 4 
217A* Addicumbene ...| John MePhie ..: Am ee tk: B,005e| wlst0, 30 
218A Moonbucca ...| William Caldwell te iiretsloy |] Mk te 1G 
225A Geraldra ... ...| Walter Henry Davidson and George Douglas Davidson 156904) towr3 a4 
2274 Cumbermurra ...| William James Campbell 3 SrA] TO (rs a: 
229A Yarrowyck .| Bridgett Moffatt, William Thomas Moff: att, ‘John Martin L304. Au 4 

Moffat tt, aud George Moffatt, executrix and executors 

of the late Josias Moffatt. 
2314 Shannon Vale Bank of Australasia 10,0467 |'ny3 tO =O 
234A Gudgenby... Marmaduke Watsoa Lee £4,645.) <2 12°08 
2354 Ganowra .., a ...| William Edward Rovds ; 9;707-\. 23" 67-8 
241A Urayarra ... ase .| John McDonald, Joseph Webb, ‘and William Webb. 15330-4357 OO 
247A Marranumbla George Joseph Morrice and William Morrice 4,500 | 16) 95,510 
2504 Moparrabah ...| German Verge and Charles Warlters Farrell 17,0000) 107 10 
252A TKoreelah .., .| The Australian Joint Stock Bank (Limited) .. 10,400 | 4 0 0 
2534 Millera .., .| Alexander Stewart ‘ 20;7 0201 (aT aunt arse 
254A* Glenugie ... Sir John Hay and Phillip Henry Morton 12,506 | 1°. °5 <O 
2564 Four-mile Creek .. Arthur Perey Bowman and Harry Murdoch 1,193) sOntge re 
26048 Bogalara ... George Seaborne Wilcox and Murray Wilcox HEP Uh EN ee 
261A Jumenbuen The Commercial Banking Company is LOGO 70 Se} ee Omeo 
266A Hillside Alexander Ross and Jobn Ross RNa er as 
270A* Toorumbee ...| Australian Joint Stock Bank (Limited) TO;A.S Onl eerenn sas 
271A Wallabadah John McKenzie Lindsay Macdonald . 9121 4.00! 0 
2734* Bondi Henry Tollemache Edwards ... = ne 372070} RO s nO 
2744* Bondo Bank of New South Wales... 2'OR ON gy 2S 
275A Tumut Plains ...| Edward George Brown and Hamlin Lavicount Harris 55408 etd SO DRO 
276A* Boboyan ... ac ...| David Brayshaw... 63 20q\nt sOanO 
280A Auburn Vale ...| The Mutual Life Association of Australasia , pbripteie| OAL alohe (8 
285a* Nulla Nulla ...| Henry Sauer 230u end cOneg 
2894 Queengallery ...| John Cosgrove .... Son se on G67MNI2 10" @ 
291A Billabong... ...| Alexander Ross and John Ross” ae ire Sc Devi Ne Sy es 
296A Blowering... ...| Charles Lundy Badgery’ 4,640| 8 0 0 
297A Woila Creek ...| William Guest Cowdroy TSOLON| Meteo 8 
300A King’s Plains ...| George Arthur Vivers kon | Sees 
3064 Ramornie... 54 ...| Charles Grant Tindal ye SG 603462: 12) 28.56 
3084 Newbold Grange and} William Albert Braylesford Greaves ... swe 82.20% al) we eae 

Cangai. 

3094 Newton Boyd ...| Bank of Australasia ; LO:908: | 2 ela aed! 
3104 ‘Tooma ...| Thomas Robertson, John Gordon Robertson, Francis Robert TE 2 eee tO ene 

Gordon Robertson, and James Gordon Bobertsot ' 
3154 Jindabyne West ... Sir Joseph Hector Carruthers and Frederick Earle Winch- 38r) ho 

combe. 
316A* Chandlers Oreek ... ...| Charles Hilton Dight ... wn aes i 50,271 | O 211 
3184 Miller’s Creek Reid Brothers (Limited) nt Bae nc 207) 05, mOmes 
320A » Ten-mile Creek ...| James Fulton... 100 | 21 6 8 
3274 Broadmeadows ...| The Bank of New South Wales 34.3020 2utan ed 
330A Dananbilla .| Henry Chew ... ves 81:35) 88-2 O2RO 
3314* Cubmurra.., John Russell... ers he 77 7OR at Onur O 
3334 Annandale ..| William Thomas Cadell he wee 16,794 | 613 4 
334A Gostwych... ...| Albert Augustus Dangar TO4sOME TS) 26 sis 
3364 ‘Tiara ...| Edward Norton.. TOOS"| as emOlnS 
342A Geegullalong "..| The Bank of New South Wales | 3, LOOn ed euro mw 
3474 Laura aa ...| George Baker... BYE ey ee al 
3494 Bergen-op-Zoom.. ...{ William Mur Tay Borthwick and Alexr. Sydney Gill m0 SIO ye O88 
3504 Bogolong .. ae ...| The Commercial Banking Company of eek Speaks HOSi| ano =O. tO 
354A Ironbark Creek ... The Bank of New South Wales a ASOLO aes FO a 
3574 Moona Plains ... ...| Bank of New South Wales 2320" 55s 18, 4 
3054 Headof Curry Flat ..| Richard Wittoa.. ss ane AS 7aleLOuTS: #4 
3074 Billylingera ...| dohn Cosgrove ; 1,958 | 310 o 
372A Kimo ; ..| James Robinson.. I,OI7 © 563s 
3744 Loombah ... ..| George Bruce... S09 f° 11 Gs 
3704 Oban aes ...| Charles Coventry and James Coventry | AAT ee aetoed 
3774 Bangus ... ae ...| William Bootes . 204 | 813 4 
3794 Copabella... ses ..| William Pitt Barker and John Barker 4:600)| 3.968 


* Not 


[28 Sepr., 1910. 


a ‘* Preferential” Occupation License. 


+ Balance to 81st December, 1910. 


,, Amount of 
License Fee 
payable 
for IgIt. 
£pes.a0s 
Cpl 2emee 
TOnT 2g 
9 6 9 
ZL W Ry toe 
1415 0 
Obe- Ou 52 
31-100 
TO 6 ge 
T2eroeo 
GTO 
55 16 9 
71 14 O 
15 to 
90 45 
9 6 5 
CUTS eo 
phe Oy HA 
TReL IA 
toe Ge ae) 
47 1°10 
SorO med: 
SOUL ono 
TI Sipe 
a ee OS) 
23 5 ee 
68.020 
49 12 9 
24 8 0 
T2PO ey, 
2 ALO 
77 16 0 
OS aon 
pT inf 
STA BO 
Ta) af a0 
10 16 9 
34 12 6 
917 9 
88 4 0 
+57 4 8 
1 4Q 60 
T2 10) 12 
6) (rN 
58 0 oO 
epics 2, 
59 4 © 
226 14 8 
10759782 
70 9 0 
Oe 
418 5 
gp open 123 
Per Goat 
3268 
1432.0" 0 
LG Sakai 
I2 2 10 
17418 9 
AE ie 2 
Bot leg 
19 19 6 
Ltt ae 
919 5 
4-10 "9 
24 5.010 
73 -OnG 
7. Se 
TO 4 ae 
14 16 8 
5 es 
3 4 4 
2 ches 
39 12 7 


Ee 


28 Sepr., 1910.] 


SENS OF vy eee DIPENB ES, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 151. 


+—- 


&c.—continiued, 


No. 151, 


Sinclair. 


* Not a “ Preferential’ Occupation License 


28 SepremMBrR, 1910,—8., 


Rate 


Amount of 


nha itomaerts ro) ly Name of Licensee. me ayy | he Fae men bsoaee ee 
formerly the Leasehold Area. ’ Available, 640 acres. | fopete 
J j | 
EASTERN DIVISION—continued. 
ZACYOS. | nea uae Oe Sisson. 

380A Bobundra... George Officer, Wrnest Officer, and Hubert William Raleigh! TAG Stet Ome Omer 4) 
3814 Bullanamang ..| John “Cosgrore a S875 Nate GN OG awd. TO 
386a* Logan Cunningham Henderson and Thomas Yabsley S7OR « 2) ) Cue 210.6 § 
3874 Yarrowitch ...| dames Swanton Vickery LO;7 50. nh 2ay QoS es TOu oS 
3894 Red Hill ... ...| The British and Australasian Trust and Loan Co. (Limited) 1.0208) IO) MOmmon m2 On Ean 
3924 Woomargama ...| Mary Louisa Wilson... a de 254 [iO I9) 4 PPOs a re 
3954 Retreat Robert Park ..., Ane en sive ee Ae seit ey O17 ON lise Sih Obes 3 Ouran 7 
4034 Glen Barra ; ...| Adam Park ae : + AOS uly? 24 Laler4: | ae Th LOne O 
404A Balblair ... ae ...{ Franciy John White aud ‘James Cobb White cals 2) 9450 |. Ot ON Onl wet Obes 
406A Summer Hill ...| The Commercial Banking Company 254 s\a3) OLS Looe si 
407A Dutzon .| William Richardson ie Oy2S aul Te) Used. eT As a Ome 
4o8a* Cowar ...| John Hooke Hill : 50,241 OUP South 2 Ouu se 2 
4094 Winscombe ...| The Union Bank of Australia (Limited) 4,007 ie SeLONROy | e 22um bee 7 
411A Wombramurra ... ...| The Commercial Banking Company of Sydney Himited) . Toto eo OMG SE Tae 7. 
415A Couradigbee ...| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. (Limited) .. MOog wer sae A Gnas G 
4794 Barry Commercial Banking rare of era ed, Tp iheyoch ro Gb” 10 Tourd 
425a4* Marengo ... Charles Hilton Dight .., 62,53007-[) hint eee 30180 0 
429A Little Billabong ‘and the| The Bank of Australasia E740) eeSae OR. eet 4 TOMO 

Falls. 

4304 Clybucca ... ..| Sydney Verge, Henry Christian, and Cornelius Christian ...| 8,438 | 3 3 4] I4 1 3 
4334 Carumbi ... .| George Thompson a fs ane oa s WeGOOr| Fes Om Onl DOn Liza 
4354 Jingellic ...| Margaret Holman ss 36 5.6707 hs Oue So e200 10S 
436A Torryburn ace .| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. (Limited) .. ae 2,200) ede Ore On |e LAs SiO 
4394 Gunnee or Reedy Creek...) Charles William Chapman A E,ZOH |e Se Oen Oy kro. e 2ie 0 
441A Piallaway and Walhallow| The New Zealand and Australian Land Company (Limited)| Tit 25 Tull Oun One Oni LOU. Osu 
4444 Wattamadara .| Joseph Nield ... ease | eG 0-8 15 LOU 

4494 Buckinbah Harrington Crichton McCulloch and Stanhope ‘Hastings 2,77: 2 Ou Oo SUIS S 

MacCulloch, as trustees of the will of Thomas MacCulloch. i 
4524 Coaldale ... ...| Thomas Timbs lime edOulint Arp eh |e eoh Tes 
4564 Whit Whittal "..| ‘The Scottish Australian Inv estment Company (Limited) S400 3) Ove On| eb Zl LAr 
4584 Demandering : .... James Coppard . nee i ee OA Aa 2S 20 hOu bauer A. 
4614 Ward’s Mistake ... | Francis John White... dee Re oti es “| WSs led LO) 0 U3 Bu tg 
464A* Mooraback ...| The Commercial Banking Company of see riaiedy:s BS Te. She's On aas 
4654 Jugiong .| Ben Marshall Osborne ... 108 eet Os auleL2 Ol. OM Teo) One & 
4674 Cookardinia .. | Edward Post and John Joseph Post... ehiait Gleam sev ies’ anna 3 
469a* Branga Plains and Calla-| William Hooke Mackay and John Kenneth Mackay EG, 292) 1, 20, Our G. toad: Loy O 
gan’s Swamp. 
A71A* Head of Richmond yin she Tees Gn NECESSS25)(pOn LO On | mab2ne 207 
4774 Cooplacurripa ...| John Kenneth Mackay . We eAR ada EW OOO: P2287 ag 
480A Burrawong ...| Burrawong Grazing Company (Limited) Y 3)200, |, t Om S On t7net 
483a* The Bramina .| Joseph Michael Edward franklin ft, FOOn |g OU EOL On stan Bur trh. y 
486A Gunnong Jugrawah ..| Ben Marshall Osborne ... a 27a LS) U3.) Al See 7 
4884 Strathbogie and Rocky Peter Colin Campbell and Edmund Cuthbert Body ... a V2O}OR Deer rey Ol One 408 (Guy 7 
Creek. | 
4904 Clerkness ... | The Bank of New South Wales 250) |n dal OM O zines) agey 
491A* Peadee Creck Cornelius O'Sullivan op . S20 aGalOn 1G UG Sen ek 
497A Stony Creek ..| Victor Louis Green... Fa spe ie tee B70) 2 3 LO) oO ey Ye ZE 
500A* Gabramatta ...| Edmund Molyneux Royds : GlEOON |e Ty Ol Oh arTOlen sea 2 
502A Nangus .| The Bank of New South Wales : 3,281 | 8 13.4 ),.44 8 7 
5034 ‘Tomalla .| Alexander Campbell, Donald Campbell, John Campbell, (ee G,OS2:| i4ig OLN Os ee OO TOs 
James Campbell, and Richard Simpson. 
5044 Yullundry ...| Robert Glasson ... 67s) | sik 41 oO Bg AG 
507A ‘Texas ...| The Scottish Australian Investment Company ( Limited) E2750. La Ons ONT ai a2 
5094 Moura ; ...| Robert Selmon Whiting and William Oliver Dee L7oonl 2) 7 O Oh) Our 
5154 Walbundrie ...| William Kiddle the younger .., ae Valin T.3O2u\e TAun ONL Sr abn 7. 6 
5184 Hernani ...| Andrew William Gardiner Coventry, Thomas J ames|: 5,242 }*3 10 o| 28 13 4 
' Coventry, and Arthur Henry Coventry. 
520A* St. Cloud’s Creek.. .| Australian Joint Stock Bank (Limited) oe 26,689 | 0 7 6 To F208 9 
5224 Abington ... Charles Frederick White and Ronald William White Fy 7OSp |i 4oe, fn O eit Sao 
527A Spee and “Mowle’s s| William Andrew Lang... wee bine 4,583 213.4 £0). Lett 
ully 
529A* Taloumbi ., ...| William Napier Reeve Waugh “th a a9, 8,332 oo 7G 417 8 
534a* Guy Faux... : ...| John Henry Moule, jun. ae a2 ace dct 16,991 |'20-107/0)).. 23 25. 6 
5354 Arramagong Bast .| William Yeomans ‘ Pe ae 5 Rey a 538 | 1013 4 o19 4 
36a" Fairfield ... ‘.... ...| Clarence Smith and J ohn Hynes Poe ea es Mule EO) 000 {072.0 B Yo.) Baty ke 
537A4* Serpentine River and} Charlotte May Wright... . ve 8,845 010 Oo 618 2 
Lower ihe ie 
oA Cope’s Cree .| William Wilson.. a ids wae 6%) 14,0 Zn Ol O: pire 
vat Sidete ly ate ...| John Neill Waugh ae bh pe ies Hen ans 1 Koyo} 8 13 iz 
3444 ‘Tenterfield and Boura| Bank of New South Wales... ES ie ant 39,850 | 2°50) 81) 157 15.46 
Boura Creek. 

#5494 Ben Lomond , Se do vas san ee 7,050, 2 53 4 617 6 
5534 Cunningham Creek ...| William Joseph Ward ., as Ss MEQ TO13\ (4b FEI7 4 
5554 Brungle ...| Perpetual Trustee Company (Limited) ey tc SOsn TOM On On ps TS) TORR T 

6a* Clybucca ... ...| Charles Sutherland ves nee wes 16,530 | Oo ° 
eri Baker’s Swamp ...| George Lawrence Fuller ees te ay 3 i 8 3 ie f 
562A Barraba Detached ...| Thomas Cook and Hugh Robert Munro ia 95403 Wed GO 29° 6.5 
5634* Bostobrick «| Thomas William Henry Freeman and Herbert Henry 18,200] 0 5 oO yj WIE 


er A ET SA CLE 


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RENEWAL OF OCCUPATION LICENSES, &c.—continued, 


[28 Supr., 1910. 


i ‘ Estimated ere 
ot A ee kao, Name of Licensee. Area per o8 Waed 
formerly the Leasehold Area. | Available. 649 acres. 

EASTERN DIVISION—continued. 
Acres. | £ 8. d. 
5654* Kangaroo Flat .| James Swanton Vickery “fr ae ty 2,613" So. 30.0 
566A ‘Tilbuster ... Ae .| John Archibald Chisholm 2,632! 4 5 4 
568a* Paddy’s land ... .| Francis John White and James s Cobb White... 28,800 | 1 16 © 
5714 Bonshaw ... * Charles Grant Tindal By aa 7.240 || - 3°00 8 
572A Bonshaw West ; do 203319 I 3°) Ole 
744 Tareela North .| William Bowie Stewart Campbell ‘Sawers “and We illiam 196) 3 6 3S 
Avlington Wilson. 
5774 Paradise Creek ...| Richard Wearne Nicholas and James Nicholas 406 |.6 0 0 
5794" Talbingo ... ..| Thomas Pether and Lillia Hewitson ... a 18,095 | 3 10 8 
583A ‘Towal Oreek North .| George Snell Hill and Charles Augustus Hill 25,472'| Oo 50 9 
584a Towal Creek +h ...| John Landers... 108 E6712 det. he. oO 
5854 Ounderang Hast ... ...| The Bank of New South Wales. ee one Hf! 30,840 | £17 4 
5864 Cunderang West... .| George Bloomfield Waller “ a 17,960 | I12 9 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
A ©Binnia ..| Dunean McMaster TIOSR || ede ONS 
6A Gurley .| Robert James Phillip Simson, Helen ‘Avchbald Luke Simson, 16,969} 5 6 8 
and Lauchlan Kenneth Scobie Mackinnon (the executrix 
and executors and trustees of the interest of the late 
Jobn Simson). 
+k Combadello and Nepic-| William Moses and Frederick Albert Moses... 3,419} 8 0 O 
kalina. 
Sa Weetaliba... We Hugh McMaster, John McMaster, junior, and James} 6,173 | 213 4 
Meintyre McMaster. 
oA Gournama wo Richard Capel...) ass oy 4,426 | 6 0 © 
134 Benerembah Pes, ..| The Australian Mortgage Land and Finance Co. Liaiied) Brod 7 O58 
144 Mulwalsa and Savernake .. The executrix and executors of the late Alexander Sloane.. 1,526 | 8 0 oO 
154 Caragabal... Frederick Faithful Gibson me is 920) 5 658 
174 Womboin... Thomas Cornish... in He ARS a at 1,807]. 4>°O “0 
18a Belaringar New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co. (Ltd.) 798 | 4,..0-140 
23A ‘Bendtick ... The Australasian ian and se ol Co. Retereae OTT WOOL wauas 
244 South Condoublin George Lee Ne : 3,185 | 8 0 © 
254 Campbell’s Island John Williams Dennie ... 2,440:|/ 8. 1010.0 
28a Cadow ref Philip Jones, Sidney Jones, and Horace Arnold Jones 75533 1° 2 4 
goA Oregon... zy The Bank of Australasia ae +0 j 2,017 1 2 3308 
31A Boomsnoomana ... Alfred Hay ay +6 ble ae int at 309.4) Lane Be 
324 Bullenbong Alexander Pg wettay Wenry Thompson Davidson, and| 4,309 | 18 0 0 
‘ William Davidson. 
354 Bundulla ... iy ...| Dunean McMaster; and David Innes Watt (executor and BI Ota oak 
trustee of the interest of John McMaster), 
37k Upper Wyalong No. 8 Alexander Amos.. 352], Sues. om! 
424 Mullengudgery New Zealand Loan and Mer cantile Agency C Co. (Eta) 667 | 8. 350 oO 
434 Nyingay Dalgety & Co. (Limited) Bar| OO 19 
444 Gorian Bank of Australasia soo | 5 6 8 
46 Fli Elwali... James Russell .. Hy ces NM SAE Rae ric} geile e & So | 
48a Bland William ‘Alexander Chisholm, Charles Kerr Chisholm) 3,425] 3 5 4 
Arthur Bowman Chisholm, and Walter pial sia 
524 ‘Tyreel ...{| Jonn Williams ... sa ‘ie 6047 | 8 0 @ 
53a Yarraprin... ay .s| David Innes Watt F 2,196) 3 6-8 
574 Polly Brewan Arthur Sterling Barton ‘and Frederick Walter Tay lor ; 380 |. 4 101 0 
584 Dobikin New South Wales Mortgage Land and Agency Co. (Limited) TELO a So 1 Oro 
594 Gralgumbone James Richard Hill, William Charles Hill, Henry Hill, and) 3,204 | 4 0 © 
Alfred Hill. 
6oA Bone and Premer Hugh McMaster, John McMaster junior, and James} 1,047| 313 4 
: McIntyre McMaster. 
61A Billabong .. ans ..i| The Australian Mortgage Land and Finance Co. (Timitea) 1,824 }..3 0), 9 
654 Weelong . Ya ...| William Oswald Gilchrist ny at 4,634; 3 6 8 
606A Blue Nobby ie ...| The Wallangra Pastoral Co. (Ltd.) _... 3.503 | 2 9 90 
674 Belubula ... Wi ..| The Union Trustee Co. of Australia (Ltd. ‘4 and ‘William 764113 6 8 
Boyd (executors and trustees late Hon. Nathan Thornley). 
684 Nap Nap ... Roberé Bruce Ronald and Robert Wilson Ronald «.. abi 23| 314 8 
7ok* North mae Sir Samuel McCaughey... 17,600 | -teesaieda 
724 Pevensey . Albert Prince Edward Tyson, as executor of the late Arthur 4,106 |..0 70 CB 
j Charles Dennis ‘Tyson. 
754 Tregalana.., sh ...| John Bloyd Donkin 2,660| 4 6 0 
764 Yanga. Pe English Scottish and Australian Bank (Limited) 3,038 | 2313 4 
83A Wollotigough Charles Maurice Johns .. 2,473901.2 9.0 
854 Muniblebone aM «..| Frances Maria Kater, Arthur Sterling Barton, ana “award $5030] £20, ,0 
Darvall Kater. 
884 Goonal ii. William Oswald Gilchrist, Peter Cumming Wott and] 2,373 |.4 0 © 
William Holden Watt. 
894 Mooloomoon | John Frederick William Payne 1,268 9 608 
goA Wargam ... Robert Henry Wocdwar : 349 | 618 8 
to1A Kildary Patrick Kearins . es 1,758 | .2, 0.6 
yo8a Nyang... 8 .| The Honorable Simon Fraser ... 299} 8 0 oO 
110A North Gogelderie The Australian Mortgage Land and Finaiice Co. (Limited)..|~ 359| 8 0 oO 


* Not a “‘ Preferential” Occupation License. 


+ License fee for use of Crown improvements. 


Amount of 
License Fee 
payable 
for 1gII. 
Laan iG 
re eee 
E7 YO 81 
60." Gacy 
3725.2 
bay 38 
© 19 Io 
3.16-'2 
gg 18 oO 
31 16 to 
eR PNY] 
89 19 oO 
44 18 0 
7. EY 
141 8 
42 14 9 
25 14 5 
At 9 If 
59 4 10 
£9 7D \0 
7 13 4 
T1715 It 
3 a 
419 9 
Vien Mane 
39 16. 3 
20)\50 b10 
206 1347 
8 8 wg 
68 14 7 
T2T waer0 
\ fae eens) 
eh a | 
¥ ig 
ee 
43 4 
tp 348 
26 19 oO 
£7 Do 
75 11 9 
ir 8 9 
310) 1 
18 I9 oO 
fe 2 4 
20 11 9 
b pp 
8.15.9 
24 2 9 
+ ae oa) 
1518 4 
o 2 8 
40 90 0 
29 12,5 
16,12 70 
1213 2 
S$ 1i 2 
10 3 9 
4 2.2, 
1416 8 
18 Og 
2 tia 
3 45 7 
B 9 kT 
314 9 
4 99 


28 Spr, 1910.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 15t. 
a ec I a Oe a on a Se eee 
RENEWAL OF OCCUPATION LICENSES, &o.—continued 


weer 


No. and Name of Preferétitial | Rate 
Occupation License, Name of Licensee, rarer ted! por Section 
formerly the Leasehold Aven. Available. 640 a 8 
acres. 


OCENTRAL DIVISION —continued. 


: Acres £8, a. 
112A Golliburl .., i | Bank of Australasia 16a" 2094 # 
1134 Yarraldool = Ve so% ee Mackay, the younger, and William Pooks 500| 5 8 0 

ackay. 
114A Bundilla ....  .., ...| David Maxwell Irving . He aft ne a Taisen On ES 
1r7A Toogimbie bee ...| Leonard Parsons and John Dill. ied Ae tf bil) 22,250) |) Rae 
120A IHliliwa 4, ... —...| Illilawa Company (Limited) ... i mn tas7o ho Oe 
Tata. Willewa ..; ‘ -..| The Commercial Banking Company of Sydney ; 3072\y 3 £7. fo 
1234 Moolpa i. bag ...| Australian Mortgage Land and Finance Company (Li ited) ‘8.347712 Fan 
124A Booabula .., bai ...| John Hutchinson Blackwood ... 3 oso, & 36 
1264 Bolagamy... bes ...| Erancis James Scott ... aes at ri Ses 4a: 1r2'| 2°33 4 
284 Wolla Wolla bad ...| Vincent James Dowling eatin A Bs ay Mee 340] 4 § 4 
1314 Moroto .,,.. * ...| Mary Louisa Wilson ... ive aah VE TAB hn On tad 
132A Egan Creek bea ...| Lhe Union Bank of Australia (Limited) ust nee Rae LAOS yl fe Om 1 
1344 Borambil . bas ...| The New Zealand Land Association (Limited) “ie die (0,594 1) 4a.) 0G 
135A Belgoreen ... bad ...| Mutual Life Association of Australasia of SHH | Mae Se Le NMP AS ur: 
1384 Warragan.., 1s .... New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co. (Limited) ...{ 1,368 | 3°27°°6 
140A Gineroi... had ...| New South Wales Mortgage Loan and Agency Oo. (Limited)} 7,141 beh ately h 
141A Bogewong..; isi ...| Thomas Britton and Thomas George Britton (executor and 184 | 4 60 O 
trustee), and George William Britton (trustee of the 
| interest of the late Patrick Britton). 
1434 Back Esperance ... ..| Martha Caton... Y: se pi at at Aa LRG ow OO 
144A Liewah ... tis ...| Mary Louisa Wilson ... put We vi 500) 16 0 Oo 
149A Geeron or Derangibal ..,| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. (Limited) . ea Hs a F-Sonal iiwel foal sia 
T53A Colane  .., iad ...| Bank of New South Wales... vA eave sy bah Goon "RO. ve 
154A Colombo Creek ... ...| Rose Ann Whitehead ... Hi at ne a Boy TOLL jero ca. ah 
155A Merkadool iis ...| Cordell William Firebrace nick A qa Sa ZE.O70 (Mam eanl'o 
187A Tregalana Haet ... ...| Australian Mutual Provident Society. uy 538 va) 450), 47 (OO 
1§84 South Yathong ... ...| John Henry Spiller A tk: hat a fe AGE NOLO 
1594 The Brigalows ... ..| The City Bank of Sydney MAUS wo it ihe net Sy AAO Ws OU jd 
1604 ‘Tuppal ... is ...| B.S. Halkiner and Sons A baa, ihe we ti ddd aaeancteley Me Me niomllte: 
1634 North Yathong ... ...| John Glenn ba “a a ‘98 Bsus KOAS rts | ON 1G 
1644 Tarramia .., is ...| Henry Tarlton Whitty .. se Pes tea a Bu 2,210) Ta" 70S 
1654. Cocketgedong  ... ...| David Gibb and William Gibb Say tees Ae Fa h MSPS An) Mee INR Sat 
1664 Cremorne... ay ...| William Benjamin Perry i sit A ie Pel F005 (4 3: 1 Or 
1674 Tala Bi ah ...| The English Scottish and Mees Bank pags PN Bote ear Ol 6 
1724 Dyildool .., Aa \.| Thomas Cook... SOsn ean eh 
1744 Wingadee ray ...| The New Zealand and Rastenlian Land Co: npany th mited) B.O00 TT 4) OD 
175A. Panje’ ... ie ..| The Law Debenture Corporation (Limited) .. NeO,r7 a) Tre |O 
1774 Nelgowrie i ...| William Channing 4 Beckett and Marshain Wiwin 4 Beckett| ~ Pen VB eS 
1784 Yanko Block “A” ...| Lewis’ Kiddle ... 133 na by, ne ep fat ied aa WES Ar to oan UPS 9 8 
179A Mereboiic ... aie ..| Henry Robert &kioner ... ay BET LOTBAT Oe Te 
187A The Overflow... ...| The Law Debenture Corporation (Limited) .. Pte ets OR, TIS iz pO 
i88A Centre Block No. 3 ..| George Munro and W liam Rdward Wilson ees toed LZ AOe PS TO! Oy 
1924 Barbigal ... ...| Bank of New South Wales... + Sees twat PTs) 9 ee 
193A Devri Derri ay ..| Thomas Elis... sek eae vies Se oss a Pa iar ay CA Me Ls 
200A Widgiewa.., ie ...| F.S. Falkiner & Sons (Limited) au oA treats ae MeO ngh Sis Rint Peo cea AM Som 5 
202A ‘Tyrie “3 wt ...| New Zealand Lean ard Mercantile Apendy Co: (Ltd))* °...) 3,460] 5 6 3} 
209A Nariah ... isa ...| Hou, Sir Samuel McCaughey ... riety Brae eS OU [Ms Mole 
210A Jerilderie ... aia ...| William Peterson and Frederick Thomas Baraded wHe 20755 | TO. Ove 
2tra’ Meroe i, nes ..| The Commercial Banking Company of Span (Limite LOH Sot Beart 6) roe "Ss 
2%4A Bando... a ...| Henty Charles White dnd John Cobb ra EE ede BON Oe 
2164 Giulgo South tee ...| The Bank of New South Wales : sa My SOR My si lO" S 
217A Oxley Hs oe ..| The Australian Mortgage Land and Finance Co, (uta) Siler -a86rw wa nS) Ton, 
2i94 Goangra ... ie ...| Andrew Carson, Duncan Uarson, and Margaret Tannahill| 2A2t Ate Sf 
Turner (executors, executrix, and trustees of the will) 
of John Carson). 
280A)) Bypoo ».. ie ...{ Charles Miine Stewart and Francis Jolin Stewart (exocutors| 12,191 say ea x0) 
of the late Elizabeth Kirk Stewart). ; 
2244 Colombo Plain... ...| John Rudd ond Isaac Rudd... ote a) i males. 022% To. OB 
2474 Hanging Rock ... ...| Edwin Franks Millar ... @ ... hee Bere he ae wt BOT ck ON. 
2284 Gelam ...| Albert Austin: ... > a gee Hea ae vad a 504 68" o 
231A Singoramba (Block A) ...| Hon. Sir Samuel vee ib oh vag si ay 26S 06 8 
233A Berembed North.. ...| George Raffen ... wh ae ty Tr Whe eal LOR GMO 
2344 Ulinda ... oo ...| David Innes Watt a ae hy A) es Fur Oster aly 6. O59 
2354 Beremegad : ...| Thomas: Wragge...  - ML et LOO Wh BO 
236A Neinby (Upper) .. ...| New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co. (Ltd.) Bd VLjOZON urs, 70. 8 
238A North Goonambil ..| Golds ahedaph) Mort, & Co, (Litnited) .. at vas ii Gage Pe eae 
239A Boyong os. | ss ...| Alexander ‘Thomson Oreswick . CgOahty 6.2 Oreo 
242A Buarooga ... pe ...| dJobn James Falconer, Herbert George ‘Elphinstowe Wwhiuty, 1,040} 16 © Oo 


and Patrick Stuart Lennox McFarland (executors an 
trustees of the will of Patrick Mck: arland). 


rrr ere 


License Fee 
payable 
oY 1911. 
aoe se dhs 
e133 
44 5 
Oe gS 
Lo, O. £0. 
Lege a) SEs 
A ah 
32.5 7 
nh ih a 3) 
9 9.4 
25 4 
ere 
S315 4 
59:19 3 
16, Git 
o 9's 
oe a 
5. 15-3 
1.3. 
bere 
12,10 0 
6 JS Ya 
G18 as 
*9 9 2 
Si,17°°0 
be Spi a) 
2.17 3 
Th. 7646 
23 fae 
"209, 7. 
ee ai 6: 
Bt 16) 6 
55. 8. 9 
GA) 2" Ft 
4.14; 
#3" 19 3 
8.5 9 
Sts. 5 
Bey Oke 
MES” SEF 
BAG UE Tid 
6) oO 10! 
FO T2 If 
18.19 3 
8 313° FG 
234. 4, 6 
OE i. 
4 15 to 
vk ero ane) 
S20 18 
*r 19 #3 
BY | 07 he 
28 16 8 
eOe Ti ne 
Re OM 
608 16 6 
yA: ae 
6g! 27°*o 
Prd 7's 
15 o 10 
fo tee 
rm4 9 
San Oe 
45 16° 3 
1,13. 6 
5 12°00 
Sut563 
15 ‘10-8 
57.73. 4 
9 I9° 4 
1G. 020 
Her 27 ae 
3 Bf'F 
fi 3/0 


* Licetise fee for use of Crown improvements 


Aiiionnt of 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 


RENEWAL OF OCCUPATION LICENSES, &c.—continued. 


No. and Name of Preferential 


Occupation License, 


formerly the Leasehold Area. 


[28 Sepr., 1910. 


Name of Licensee, 


2434 


244A 
252A 


253A 
255A 
256A 
2574 


2584 


25904 
2034 


260A 
274A 


275A 
2778 
2814 
282A 
2834 


284A 
287A 
288A 
289A 
290A 
294A 
2954 
290A 


297A 


299A 
300A 


302A 
3034 
308A 
3094 
310A 


310A 
318A 
324A 
3254 


330A 
3344 
3354 
3374 


Coolatai ... Br 


Nowley 
Buttabone... 


Warran Downs 


CENTRAL DIVISLON—continued. 


...| James Thomas Walker, Arthur John Mackenzie, and Alfred 


Consett Stephen (trustees late Thomas Walker). 


...| H. Vickery and Sons (Limited) 
.| James Richard Hill, William Charles “Hill, Henry Hill, and 


Alfred Hill. 


.| Robert George Higgins ee <e ve 


Mungyer ... .| H. Vickery and Sons (Limited) 
Canoon Point ..| Albert Austin.. 
Caroonboon ...| John Dickson and James Dickson (as executors of the late 
John Dickson). 

Buckyinguy ...| Walter Russell Hall aes 
Cryon Ao ...| John Kenneth Mackay... ae te 
Momalong et .| John Sutcliffe Horsfall... aioe see 
Wardry .| Bank of New South Wales ... wa ae act sh 
Mount Harris ; do ¥ mo : BS ' 

{ 
Butherwah ane .| Rose Ann Whitehead 
Cobbadah ... Nae ..-| The Commercial Banking Company of Sydney (Limited) .. 
Derra Derra ...| Albert Capel... ape 
Werai ...| Archibald Mrathertord McCrae and John Arthur McCrae ... 
Burren ...| The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co. 


Thellangering East 
West Bland Plains 
Emu Plains 5 
Wentworth Gully 
Kiambir 


..| Emily Wakley ... ae see 
.| Jobn Nowlan 4s . 
...| William Head 


(Limited). 


...| The Australian Mortgage Land and Finance Co. > ee ) 


Acheson Evelyn Ffrench ne’ mo 


eee one eee 


Murgah . ...| Arthur John Austin and ‘Harry Lucas Austin 

Ulumbarella ...| Frank King and Edward William aes 6: 

Yagaba ..| William Onus << Ret 

Come-by-Chance and | Arthur Colless ... Ae rp ‘ee ae tes a8 
Jimalong Josey. 

Murray Downs ...| Charles Campbell and Alfred Felton . 

Wooloondool ..| The New Zcaland Loan and Mercantile | Agency Co. 

(Limited). 

Crown Camp ...| Charles Maurice Johns ... a sae ae 4 

Mourabie . Ss ...| Dalgety & Co. (Limited) is ale 92 nee % 

Coppymurrumbil .... Bank of New South Wales... sg a os 

Tourable ... do ; , t 


Burrel or Gennihip 


New Babinda... 
Pullingawarrina .. 
Sandy Camp 
Sandboles... 


Biniguy ... 

Pullanming ‘ 
Burrongong A\s 
Gunnibong An 


Gogeldrie ... 


Marthaguy Creek 


Perricoota... 
Brewon 
Bingara 
Bulgandra 


North Wakool 
Collindina... AS 
Bimble ‘ 


Geramy ... 
Grawhey ... 


Euglo 
Sandridge... 
The Boebung Swamp 


Coree 

Half Moon Piging: 
Merryanbone 
Pallal , 
Zara Bie 0 
Bangheet .. 


...| Dalgety & Co. (Limited) 


.| Executors of the late David aa 
.| The Bank of New South Wales 


# Thomas Polk Wills-Allen 


...| The Law Debenture Corporation (Limited) . 


Commercial Banking Company of Sydney (Limited). 


...| ‘Che Commercial Banking Company of Sydney (Limited) .. 
...| Perpetual Trustee Company, Limited (executor and trustee 


of the will of the late John Arndell). 


...| The Commercial Banking Company of Sydney (Limited) .. 

...| John Kenneth Mackay the sh and Wm. Hooke ° Mackay 
...| Anna Wilson 

...| John Jones, junior as a3 ae es es i 


John Waugh and William Waugh, and the executors of the 
will of William Edward Stanbridge (Henry Henty and 
Thomas Colles). 


ooe 


...| F. 8, Falkiner & Sons (Limited) 

...| John Kenneth Mackay, jun., and William Hooke Mackay... 
...| Daniel Capel... ai 
; ...| Thomas Jamieson Gibson 

Aratula.., aS on 


The Australian Mortgage Land, and Finance Co. (itd)... 
Archibald Currie ee 


i Henry Hay 


Minuelien afi peal Provident Society ... 


Emma Adelaide Tyson .. 

James Richard Hill, William Charles Hill, Henry: Hill, and 
Alfred Hill. ry 

Charles Burcheyr... aye 


...| James Richard Hill, William Charles Hill, Henry Hill, and 


Alfred Hill. 


.| Alfred William Jones ... sp 


William Hay 


‘..| Austin Mack... bs ist 
...| William Officer .., 
.| New South Wales Mortgage Land and ‘Agency Co. (Ltd.) .. 


~ 
HO aNTUD 


| 
: | Rat A t of 
Eee per Section License Fee 
. able 
Available, |- sty ie tia 
Acres. | £ 8, d.| £ 3.d. 
2,328.4. 59 6 S829) "Slap 
K33. 97 B 
4,883) 7 ROSS Jeera Teo 
1,520,| 4. 0 jo 9 10 0 
Oh) - 305 
3653 | 3 6 S| 19 0 6 
400.1) O01 135 14 4 15 10 
S581 5 6878 Gh) Bht 0 
15200'|" 62 0°30 2) that 
5145] 4 09 Of} 32 3 2 
pyle es 
897,) 5° 6" Siiinvgh Cane 
799 | 12 O..0;| 14, 19 98 
£0041 = 230.90 I 5 0 
792.) 4 Oe 419 © 
*214 3 
3487 |° 5 16 © Oalie2S 7, 1Omme 
4,627.1 3. 134495200 9159 
DA 24a pd OREO 8 18 o 
168 |.~6- 13. 4 I15 0 
45530). Ss Tigh) WSPE SUNS 
#62 <1ERO 
6,7725\ 24 SEO Nl dG Ono 
1,078 .1°° 3.) 6 “ShiSe tA oe 
500"| 26) 40) 60 a4 erOmmO 
707 LOO C2 2hee 
SITE OURO 719250 
932 | Sn a8iiipereh 2aNo 
1,000 | 21618 So 4eae 
253TS.\) Leg Ouo 3012165 
2,305) 4) 0) (ORmara 8 6 
281 | TOMO IO 6 5 6 
405) 5.0) 68)i8 9. 7am 
D250 erel 20NO ol 
3,691 | 213 4) 15 7 
13,270,105 0 1 SeEtoery 
goo|} 5 6 8 7 10 
1,050 | 5 0 0 8 4 
9;819'| 2 10101. g0° 13788 
1,880) 4') O80 4 Tae eee 
10413) JOS 0 10 10 
1,892 | 05 16 ole azev eens 
2,000 | 3 0.0 ; 9 7.6 
2,712)|,28 10) | OMenestTS BIO 
2,714 1g 6.8) 86.1036 
358315) Sat 2 17 10 
724} 3 9 0 3°71! 
160|} 4.0 0 i. OLZO 
S5'4 Sis 
4,17 T ii2) 0) OWneaon 4 eae 
990} 3 6 8| 5 3 2 
5,042) 'O 17 Oe hay VONEO 
730.) 20. (Ot) a 22stObes 
FOQOu) 15) Ono Glicess 
TO5 3 Ouro Ay tT pea 
418); TO AOL- One 5? 20 NO 
A735 | SOMES | SR OUT 
AI VIA NAS 
110) GA O.AO O arias 
3,064] 4 9 O| 19 3 0 
*5 0 O 
4,443 | 2 0 0} 1317 8 
999} 40 0) 6 411 
682.) .5 | Olns 513 8 
¥3) Sage 
5,011 Oo 0'| 125. Sao 
536 | 1013. 4 818 8 
769, 4 0 0 4 16 2 
570 4 (6) Oeno 5 8 o 
hi’ S,27O | Ovtontd Gees 2 
ISTI6 1) TOM Ow mess, 1b. 5 


——— 


* License fee for use of Crown improvements, 


28 Sepr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 5399 


REN EWAL oe OVE E DARE LICENSES, & eRe ME MEN 


No. and Name of Preferential | i Rate Amount of 


Occupation License, Name of Licensee. Tarte Ptr ei Heeyable 
formerly the Leasehold Area. ‘Available. | 645 acres, for 1911. 
eee ee 
CENTRAL DIVISION:—continued. 
Acres. | £8. d.| £ 8 d 

4074 Bunna Bunha ... ...| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. Fe ite ree vie seo 6,979 [> 99 GBF 160-068 

4084 Toole’sCreek  .., ...| Charles Madden Lloyd ., ie ee sa 500 | 9 6 8 #619 

409A Hartwood... at ...| Richard Blackwood ... Aa aids eee ose ves 25737 1 10) 3 .o i259 

4134 Curraburrama ... ...| John McCalman.. Me op Bil: TOOS Ww 4°13 4 Besa ORE 

dane Yanko”. \y, ..-| The executors of the late ‘Sir Samuel Wilson 2,507 | 18 13 4 i watt Be, 

422A Berry Jerry and Arajoel... Thomas Wardle Hammond and, Ben Marshall “Osborne| 1,10 Ce de a RN ae a 

(executors of the late John Leitch). 

4294 Talaltee South ... ...| Edward George Hinton... a A Ns ie te 245) 9 6.8 3 11 6 
31a Kulki... —..._~—|_...| Thomas Millear.. : 1,213 | 20 © 0} 37:18, 2 
S2A a Wiatlani).r. cz ..-| The Commercial Banking Company oF Sydney (Limited) . Taian a ue 4 OULO 84 Tc 

he4n On 
438A Umutbee and Toonga ...| William Henry Mate ... 8,821 5 PGi SP) ga) hOuNe 

4464 Bundaburra fe ..| The Australian Widows’ Fund Life Assurance @ Society (Ltd. ) T4907" OTSA ri Lh TORS 

4524 Kentucky... ‘as ...| John Guthrie Gray... ae 369 | 18 13 4] 1015 3 

4544 Goree ee oes ...| James Robertson red bie ie Rh ta FOCL eG OF ie 3) Sue 

4554 Willurah .., bee ...| The Bank of New South ‘Wales. at saa vs a 250 ME SiOUrO oI PAE 

4564 Kyeamba ..., aes ...| Alexander Smith isons 320 lee Am OO) 8 411 

4584 Midkin ... See ...| New Zealand and Australian Zand Company (Limited) eit O27 (s4e 23 aka oes tle wis 

4594 N anger ybone ee ...| James William George Taylor... F sel OT 55" tO 0,158 13,6 

4634 Gunambil.. eee ...| The Australian Mutual Provident Society a ae iy %s2905, | 2S (0 POV LOO. Rag 

4654 Deniliquin... a ...| Alexander Landale ... nat or tf svi a RO4T | BHO" 05} 13. 8 3 

470A Bundyulumblah .. ...| David Moore... vn --| 7,193 613 4 7418 7 

4734 Brookong .. a ...| The Law Debenture Corporation (Limited) . a tae S§19 (st2 @ 0 | 203") Gas 

4704 Upper Bugaldi Sob ...| David Hagan ... vol 45247] 113 4) FE fT 2 

4784 Derribong... Ta ..| The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co. 668 | 4 10 0 4 tg 13 

(Limited). 

4794 Mittagong.., pe ...| The Union Bank of Australia (Limited) 4,375 | 14 13 4) 100 5 3 

4824 Bundidgery Ase ...| The British and Australasian Trust and Loan Co. (Limited) 1,869 | 16 0 oj; 4614 6 

4834 Micabil ... is ...| The Hon. William Campbell ... ee 986 | 213 4 sane ie 

4844 Success ... 3g ..| Frederick William Lake Kirkby ae 4a ca ue 708 | 5 1550 613 0 

4854 Barellan ... #3 ...| Frank Reginald Clayton ; ae as asé ve] $3500 | 2 6) 4.) 40, 322 

4894 Ooma af Ph ve John Irwin Dent and Ralph Halls oA ce Jas sa. 688 | 6 8 o 6. oe 

4954 Gregadoo ... Bi ...1 Charles Nixon and John Nixon ie ay ver Se 254,13 6 8 5 5 30. 

4964 Burrandoon eee ...| Bank of New South Wales... eae eo oe oa goo ns «60.8 Sr Ca 

4984 Barrawang ee ++, Dalgety and Co. aes) vee vss as wa woe] 37)317 | 12 0 O | 324 13. 21 

5004 Oolli 3 Se .»-| William Pearse ... mae ee bee oe Ai 688 | 613 4 « 3 4 

My ITO 

5034 Sandy Creek oe ...| James Smart Pearse... clot ua Ae pisg4e | 2.13. 4 5 12 4 

509A Arramagong West ...| The Union Bank of Australia (Limited) ay Br wils, Wore 2295| = 140.8 O12 4 

510A New Geralgambone ..-| George Douglas Davidson ins Sony anes a 502 | 4 0 0 as 2 ; 

212 
5114 Gunnegaldra ... ...| John Edgar a Neh ane ace ae sa fee T,O330hi 4 LOO Jf 9 3 
019 © 
5144 Bimble ... ...| Charles Colwell . 646 | 1r 6 8 Tj 6,11 
5174 Lower Mithul Creek ...| Fitzwilliam Wentworth, “Daniel McAllister, ‘and Rowland O35a san Ono 218 5 
Smith Hill. 

5194 MulgaorGlenariff BlockB.) Arthur Bryant Triggs ... os ie oc ae Hah £8,092) |) 2) O00, 0) §Oo0s LE 

5244 Ulumbie ... ine Commercial Banking Co. of Sydney oe 40 ae slat 32 2h ls) 4a OBES 2.90 3 

5254 Goolgumbla i ...| Hon. Sir Samuel eae Re ao wed ee mt tt 72001 Ge, Ope Str asr tO. 25 

526A Quanamong ...| Robert Landale . oa u wo Sy as wa| 4,088 | 10 13 4) 18 2 8 

529A Yalgogrin South .. ...| Matthew Drummond aes rs sie ios ...| 26,644 | 213 4| 11 0 4 

530A Narraway... —... ...| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. ( Limited) . 3} ee ant not BLOT ayy O Uinta ae 

2° EE vo 

532A More Devil at ...| Robert James Philip Simson ... 6b a Sa a 429| 213 4 Bute 9 

- 5344 Merri Merri cae ...| New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co. (Limited) ... $527) \ 401.0 ° ; 6 

| o 10 5 

5394 Naradhan... Hee .... Henry Osborne, Pat Hamilton Osborne, Stephen Messman 97,038 LH Gon 2020 gers 
Osborne, and James Bunbury Nott Osborne. 

5454 ‘Trowell Creek Station ...; Bank of New South Wales... de ie Ne hes oh 5s4g0u| 2 O23) 4 ia Le 

5474 Bolero Block A North ...| Donald Tait Wilson... Soe i Fc sob sestiaet SIO: A On. 0 9 II 3 

550A Biambil ... ..., Richard Shannon ray ane see ihe ae be OLR, Gin0 7 Sr BS, ene 

“5544 Walla Walla... ...| Thomas Martin Dunn .., ae ei fe ies BOM iy CRUSE S/n 6) 007 

5554 Lower Balabla ... vee} Steel Caldwell, junior ... ae aoe A es raclitts 7 O4e [eden OV rONi te LOULS) | O 

560A Tucka Tucka ae .../ James Cobb White Sb bat eae tee Ke ssp 1,798) (2, 13° 4 7 9 6 

5614 Mungadal... Pe .».| Colin William Simson ... UE IZOS 7A, Sik, OW Olen TB. cA gs 

5634 Edgeroi hy ...| The New Zealand and Australian Tand Co. (Limited) eee LO ONES 6 (Sa TSO (15 0 

5654 Carnerney... sh ..| John Glenn ___... He Sa3OT Pits. O Ver | 220 > gS 

5064 ‘Tchelery ... are .. Australasian en ae and Agency Co. >. (Timited) nee RPE Sene Nese OVS res B16 

572A KHgelabra ... .» , | Thomas Chapman | wee Be EE Sa im 16 a 

| Owes 

53774 Grubben Plains ... .... Leslie Sanderson and John Sanderson a we Pe Sap s6U BOP (ar 25,6 

5784 Canonba ... ine ...| Dalgety & Co. (Limited) <s) enese ae she ah AA FO 48 o 10 I 

5824 Kerarbury ae si John Sutcliffe Horsfall .. fic sia ae RW AOAS EIS Tepe a 77) D2 

5894 Merriwa . BA .... Queensland National Bank Limited Re. ae sea Pah o47 TO) 3 Ok 7 O 

591A Towyal ... ae ...| The Law Debenture Corporation (Limited) .. 2,409 | 10 13°°4 | 40 3,0 

5934 Nanma ... <ide ...| The Australian Widows’ Fund Life Assurance ‘Society T022),|bnOlTS) 4! TORTANIE 

(Limited). 

594A Burroway... be ...| Bank of Australasia... CCM Pet) eae on w»| 2,982 | 4.10 0 | 2019 4 

590A ‘Terrangan... aA, ...| Bank of New South Wales... 900 | 6 0 0 aS) 

5974 Bygaloree... Jaa ...| The Mutual Life and Citizens Assarance Com pany Limited 1,062 5 6 8 Sa7 00 

598a Bundemar.,., ave ...| Bank of New South Wales... 2,161") 3° 0° 0 pects: é 

0 12 


* License fee for the use of Crpvrn improvements, 


5400 


No. and Name of Preferential 


formerly the Leasehold Area. 


Occupation License, 


Wonbobbie 


Mathoura tes 
Bundure ... 
Tenandra ... 


Wryabray .. 

Opposite Derr ibong g 
Moira ane 4 
Tubbo 

W oorooma 


Yarrabee ... 
Bourke’s Creek 
Breeza ... 
Barham 


Tomanbil ... 
‘Wooyeo 
Narran ... 


Mullah 


Tulecumbah 
Ulonga dis 
Big River... eee 
Gunbar 

Murrungundy 


aoe 


Warwiliah 
Wanganella 
Gowang ... 

Lake Cowal 

Keera 
Obella ... 

West Bogan No. 6 
Dundoo Hills 
Gonn kes 
Noororg ... 


“4 a | 
_Coombogolong 


Culmier ... 
Groongal .., 


Ungarie ... 
Ungarie West 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 151. 


[1976 | 


ly 


[28 Sxpr., 1910, 


RENEWAL OF OCCUPATION LICENSES, &0.—continued, . 


; Rate Amount of 
Name of Licensee, ay a Rey Haption pepe Pe 
Available. Gao neues. for Igit. 
CENTRAL DIVISION—coxtinued, | 
Acres. | £ 8. ad.) & & A 
The Mutual Life Association of Australasia... ane 1,677 419 ©} If 15 Io 
I 
...| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. (Limited) .. ee by. 1,229 7.0" ® 13 3 if 
| New Zealand and Australian Land Co. (limited) sia j 1,334 | 18 13 4| 3818 2 
.... Owen Esmond Friend . as are ape igh 283 |"2 33 -4 - 4.7 
| $6.34..9 
..| The City Bank ... at aie or ae, melt wae |. oy es 
...| The Bank of Auatratedia” ” a re wy ms 213] 613 4 24 5 
...| H. 8. Falkiner and Sons (Limited) see i te | 5O3L 1 8 o8 4 ree 
..| The Tubbo Estate Company (Limited) Ht fs in| 23051 | 8 O O} (25 12.9 
.| Alexander McBean, ‘William McBean, tabeite Jessie) 8178 | 9 6 S/'119-.5 § 
McBean, Grace Margaret McBean, Isabella Bailliere 
and Mary Ann Stevenson. 
.... Hon. Sir Samue! McCaughey and John MeVAREhey 2,383 | 16 0 @|, 91% 6 
...| James Ross and Robert Ross ... ite 392°] (6 #2 “a4 4, tae 
...| Joseph Clift, Samuel Clift, and Geors ge Clitt wel 82000 | 4°08 Oo Ree 2 
.| The executors of the late Andrew O’Keefe .., a alt XO 404 Onc ane a fr Q 6. 
2116 3 
...| Joseph Ernest Rawsthorne ,., re sae tre 590 | 4 -0..9 313, 9 
...| Duncan Graham McKellar... Tae ne 44,313 | 1 0 @) G0. 4 9 
.| The Union Bank of Australia (Limited) lis 831 3) 8.1.9 3 17 7% 
o 9 19 
.| Andrew Steele Caldwell Beveridge ... as an Wal (35239) ) 4 FO 00 32 ia 
51 
...| Thomas Polk Wills-Allen Ne i, py xP AVR OS) om % On6 
.... Bank of Australasia ... ae per 5,269 | 4 8i0| 3511 4 
...| The Commercial Banking Co. (Limited) a sel 3,735.1) 0 12. O81.) cence 
.... The Bank of Victoria (Limited) A iS jee|' 20,400 | (5 22° Gl. Genta ee 
...| George Munro and William Edward Wilson pe ees 5Oo) 1 6 8 mS 4 7 
; B19... 9 
...| Lhe Hon. William Penebet sie 1,570!| 7 9) 41: 5G. g 
...| Albert Austin ... ie ae eet 2,007 }) O Ts 4 lt gaa 3 
...| David Innes Watt 127 | 6 ¥8 8 ay 
..| Australian Mortgage Land and Finance Co, (Limited) «| 73,462) 5 @. @ Leer Qune 
...| Thomas Cook «.. ate a y;| 32359, 2 Of 4 17 41 
.| Bank of New South Wales "i... 4a nd a wp OT4E 12h" A ees ee 
do Me as Ny La Vio Borgel ota 4\ or eee 
.... Thomas William Sands and Dixon Manners Menzies +0 763 I ig. A i 18. 2 
...| John Williams Dennis ... vas 677 | @ 13 4 m I 
.| John James Armstrong, Thomis Shaw Armstrong, and yo7 | 9 6) Bi Tare, 8 
George Lewis Aitken (trustees of the late Thomas 
Armstrong). i 
., New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co. (Limited) .. 959| 5 6 8 a 19 10 
217 § 
...| The New Zealand Loan and. Mercantile Agency Co! 2,277] 7 4 0| 2512 4 
(Limited). 
...| Groongal Pastoral Company (Limited) e 5.909 | 8 90 0 3 4 3 
5,1 
.. Matthew Sawyer, junior ; 4s ‘oe a ane 23t 7)°2 1 ae o 8 2 
.| Charles Maurice Johns... a ate, Aas as wig 300 2 9.9 o18 9g 
* License fee for use of Crown improvements. + Balance. : 


Western Land Board Office, 
Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


APPLIVATIONS UNDER SECTION 23 (PART VII), WESTHRN LANDS ACTS. 


is hereby notified, for public information, that His Hxcellency the Governor, with the advice of the Hxecutive Council, has, in 
purauance of the powers contained in the Western Lands Acts, issued Western Lands Leages for the undermentioned portions of 


land, subject to the provisions of those Acts. 


S. W. MOORE, 
: Minister for Lands. 
lw & 3 | | Term of Lease | Bappnce 
No. of Papers) 83 | © | yao ot Situation of "| Annuat | Amountof |’ amount ot | Of Rent 
LB. |3%2| oy | Name of Lessee. | Area. County. deposit now 
W.L.B or ce Land, y Li bi Rent. lalready paid.| Rest paid. epited 
| \ 

& | Acres AND, 1948. |£ d| .£ 8s. .d.)« oss od, 
1910-11178) 2397 | 273 | Thomas 10,280 | Part of the area! | inch Sept.| 30 June|85 13 4117 2 8|6810 8 | Nil. 
O'Keeffe, withdrawn from, 

senior. Gingie W.L.L,' 
No. 350. ' 
11054) 2398 | 276 | Thomas Jasper, 29,660 | Part of R.A. No. Mosegiel....| 38 , | 80 , [2414 4| 419 0/1916 4 | Nil. 
Kitson. 11, Ticehurst. | es 
10782) 2399 | 277 | Fergus Dun- 34,000 do’ ual (do asad! Bye | BO, [PS 6. 8) B14 4) OB BRT 4 MeL. 
can, 
10915] 2400| 290 | James Joseph 32,000 | Part of R.A, No. Manara,,.) 8 , | 80 , (2618 4/ 5 6 8|21 6 8| Nil. 
Peter 25, Kilfera. | 
Minogue. ; " 


A ae bg a 


28 Supr., 1910.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 5401 


[1969] Department of Lands. 


APPLICATIONS FOR EXTENSION OF THERM OF LEASES FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES. 


1A is hereby notified, for general information, that the uadermentioned applications have been received for extension of term 

of Special Leases, under the provisions of the 46th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, of the lands and for the 
purposes hereunder stated, and that it is the intention to grant extension of term of leases, should no sufficient objection be 
found to exist, after inquiry by the Land Board and consideration by the Minister. 


: _Any objections will receive dus consideration if lodged in writing with the District Surveyor for the Land Board District 
in which the land is situated on or before the date specified in each case hereunder. 
8. W. MOORE. 


— 


a a ne eee a Na eS Came VT GET TE 


Re a a 
. i i 5 f b | P i 
Applicant Locality of Iiand applied for Area for wich ere objections maybe agin ieee. 
IE TN SR Es Ee RO Te RETR Se SS eee eee ae aaa a aE 
a, I p. : 
Representatives of late John) Opposite Manning-strect, village 1 1 7 | Wharfage &| Maitland ve:| 22 Oct., 1910 
Wright (Sp. L. 1,244, of Tuncurry, parish Tuncurry, (about). ship- 
Taree). ' county Gloucester. building. 
Representatives of late John| Portion Sp. L. 98-2, village of Tun- 2 018 | Saw-milland do vo] 22 yy ” 
Wright (Sp. L. 2,530 curry, parish Tuncurry, county wharfage. 
Taree). Gloucester. 
Lockhead, William Kerr (Sp.) Belmont, Lake Macquarie, parish} O 0 12 | Jetty on do Lal 20% 55 = 
L, 1,275, Newcastle). Kahibeah, county Northumber-| (about). | piles. 
land. 


os 


[1910] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


HXTENSION OF TERMS OF SPECIAL LEASES. 


1 is hereby notified, for general information, that the terms of the undermentioned Special Leases are hereby extended, in 
accordance with the provisions of the 46th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1895, to the dates mentioned in the 


Schedule. 
Ss. W. MOORE. 
SCHEDULE. 
33 Reg. No. N. Term of Lease. y i 
0. of Name and Address : Purpose nnua, 
of : Situation of Land. Area, opi leases Rent, 
a} Papers, Application. of Lessee. rt ae "lo 
Ee Ae TRE See ee Sa cen eee ee a ET hah ay) pe 
2 
Ms. Ls. Gs Te De £ 8. d. 
2628 | 1910-10,270 | 1899- 6, Bellin-| Johnston, Gerard| Portion 1, parish Fenton, 7 3 0 | Agriculture 1Jan., 1910] 51 Dec.,1919} 2 0 0 
gen.| Ernest, of Dorrigo| county Fitzroy, shire Dor- & dairying. 
rigo. “F.1,242-1,810. : 
8081 |,1910-12,830 | 1900-18, Bom- | McKay, Albert Portion 96, parish Grenville|276 0 0 | Grazing 1Jan., 1912) 31 Dec., 1929} 5 15 0 
bala.| Edward, of Wal-| county Wellesley, shire Bib- 


: lendibby, Delegate. pbenluke, W. 4,571-1,584. : 
2470 |1910- 6,888 | 1900- 2, Cooma] Thomas, Richard, Portion 104, parish Umaralla,) 11 0 20 | Grazing «. 1 Jan,, 1910) 31 Dec.,1919} 1 0 0 


of Numeralla, county Beresford, shire 
Cooma.| Monaro. B. 3,185-1,765. 
2397 |1910-11,464 | 1899-23,Graf- | Layton, John Portion 178, parish of South-| 71 0 0 | Grazing «. 1Jan., 1910) 81 Dec.,1914| 3 11 0 
ton.| Gordon, of South} hampton, county Clarence, 


Grafton. shire Orara. 

1127 | 1910-18,184 | 1394- 6, New- | Clift, George, of] On the foreshores of Lake} 0 0 29 | Jetty... w.| 1 Jan., 1910} 81 Dec., 1914 30 0 
castle.| Roseneath, East] Macquarie, fronting portion (about). 

Maitland. 6, parish Kahibah, county 

Northumberland, shire} 

Lake Macquarie 


—_— 


(uae CURSE Ay GLU UI a ee ee era oma Ts 


Sproran Conpitions, Provisions, ExcupTions, CovENANTS, AND RESERVATIONS. 


Special Lease No. 2,628, Bellingen. Gerard Ernest Johnston.—The lease shall be subject to subsections 1, 2, 4 to 17, and 
20 of Regulation No. 215 (notified 30th March, 1910), and to the following special conditions :—(a) The dairying shall be con- 
ducted in a cleanly manner so as not to be offensive to persons in the neighbourhood, (b) The right is reserved to the Minister 
to terminate the lease if he be of opinion that the public health is endangered. (c) The lessee shall keep the land clear of all 
noxious scrub, plants, or weeds during the currency of the lease. (d) A breach of any of the above conditions, or a conviction 
under the provisions of the Dairies Supervision Act, or the Public Health Act as the case may be, will render the lease liable to 
forfeiture. 

Special Lease No. 3,081, Bombala. Albert Edward McKay.—The lease shall be subject to subsections 1, 2, 4, 6 to 16, 18, and 
20 of Regulation No. 215 (notified 30th March, 1910), and to the following special conditions :—(a) The lessee shall keep the 
land clear of all suckers, undergrowth, noxious scrub, plants, or weeds during the currency of the lease. (6) A breach of any of 
the above conditions will render the lease liable to forfeiture. 

Special Lease No, 2,470, Cooma. Richard Thomas.—The lease shall be subject to subsections 1, 2, 4, 6 to 13, 15 to 18, 
and 20 of Regulation No. 215 (notified 30th March, 1910), and to the following special conditions :—-(¢) The lessee shall keep the 
land clear of all noxious scrub, plants, or weeds during the currency of the lease. () A breach of any of the above conditions 
will render the lease liable to forfeiture. 

Special Lease No, 2,397, Grafton. John Gordon Layton,—The lease shall be subject to subsections 1, 4, 6 to 9, 11 to 13, 
17, 18, and 20 of Regulation No. 235 (notified 80th March, 1910), aud to the following special conditions: :—(a) iAll rights (except 
residence) which are conferred by the Mining Acts with respect to Crown Lands are reserved. (b) ‘Che lessee shall keep the 
boundary fencing in efficient repair during the currency of the lease. (¢c) The lessee shall keep the land clear of lantana, 
nagoora burr, and all other noxious scrub, plants, or weeds during the curreney of the lease. (d) A breach of any of the above 
conditions will render the lease liable to forfeiture. 

Special Lease No. 1,127, Newcastle, George Clift,—The lease shall be subject to subsections L, 8, 4, 6, 8 to 11, 18, and 14 
of Regulation No. 215 (notified 30th March, 1910), and to the following special conditions :—(a) “Che right is reserved to the 
Minister to terminate the lease upon giving the lessee not less than six months’ notice in writing to that effect. Tf the lease is 
terminated by the exercise of the foregoing reserved right, no compensation will be allowed; bus the lessee may, subject to 
approval of the Minister, remove any movable improvements effected by or at the expense of the jesisee during the currency of 
the lease, provided he does so within three (3) months after the termination of the lease. (6) The existing structure shall be 
kept in good and efficient condition and in a thorough state of repair during the currency of the lease. (c) Should the land be 
required by the Government for any public purpose during the currency of the lease, any erection upon it may be retained 
without compensation beyond the cost price less a sum for deterioration. (d) The lessee shall remove the structure at his own 
cost and without compensation within six months of determination of the lease should the Minister in “writing require him to do 
so. (e) A breach of any of the above conditions will render the lease liable to forfeiture. 


[28 Sepr., 1910. 


5402 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 


[1y06} . Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


ABSOLUTE REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF A SPECIAL LEASE. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that the forfeiture of the Special Lease hereunder particularised, which was published 
in the Government Gazette of 23rd February, 1910, and provisionally reversed 23rd March, 1910, has been absolutely reversed. 


S. W. MOORE. 


| wi | holt | 
No. of | No.of Name and Address of | Land District and : | Annual 
Lease. Papers. Lessee. | Application No, | Locality of Lease. | Area. Purpose. Rent. 
| | 
| } 
Ms, Ls. | | | a. Y. p. a. 0. 
3355 | 1910-13246 | Slingsby, Arthur, of 1902-28, Parkes .... Portion 43, parish Mugineoble,county Ashburnham, 32 0 0} Agriculture ané 10 
| Parkes. | A | shire Goobang. <A. 5,656-1,770. grazing. 
[2058] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


SNOW LEASE GRANTED. 


OTICE is. hereby -given that a lease as hereunder specified has been granted in accordance with the provisions of the Ctown 
Lands Acts and Regulations. 


1, The rent for the second and every succeeding year of the lease shall be paid annually in advance to the 
Treasurer of the State of New South Wales before the date in each” year corresponding to the date of the commencement of the lease. If 
not so paid the lease will be liable to forfeiture. 


2. No right of impounding any stock of the outgoing leasee or licensee shall vest or have vested in the holder of the lease prior to 
the expiration of one month from the commencement of the lease. 


3. The lease shall have aterm of seven years from the date specified in column No. 7 of attached Schedule, and at the expiration 
thereof the lessee shall have a right of extension for a term of three years, subject to the payment of such annual rental as may be 
determined in accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, provided that he shall have notified to the Minister, at least 
twelve months prior to the expiration of such t+rm, his intention of claiming such extension. But the Minister may determine the lease 
by giving the lessee notice to that effect, not later than one year prior to the date on which the term shall expire. 

4, Should the lease become forfeited, any improvements thereon shall become the property of the Crown. 

5. All stock, the prope:ty of snow lessees, travelling bona fide to and from their respective leases within the snow limit, shall 
have free access by the nearest route through this lease to theie destination, but they must travel at the rates as provided by section 98, 
“ Pastures Protection Act 111 of 1902,” viz., sheep 6 miles, horses and cattle 10 miles, at least, in one and the same direction every 
successive period of twenty-four hours. 

—-— : S. W. MOORE. 


SCHEDULE, 
* 
Lanp District or Cooma, SHIRE oF MANARO. 
Me eee ene 7 ea ee Peay ea RU ea 5 l 

3 | ( | Term of Lease. 

2a} Reg | | | i z 

és | a | Name and Address of Lessee. | Parishes. | County. | Areca. | ; ers ae ee Bar for 
i Papers. | | : 
care | | } | From | To 

wee aah =o f bi? : seal irc ‘ 

| | | | | 
Oce. | | | Acres.| 1910. | 1917. PARE So 

74 | 1910-9133 | Triggs, Arthur Bryant, of Yass .... Gurrangora and) Cowley | 5,400 | 14 Sept) 13 Sept. 135 0 0 


| 
| i Long Plain. | | 
| | | | 


use of Crown im- 


| 

| 
| | (Inclusive of rent for 
| provements). 


[2066] Department of Lands, 
. Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


NOTICE OF APPROVAL OF A RESIDENTIAL LHASE, 


‘ | OTICE is hereby given that, subject to the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and the Regulations thereunder, a Residential Lease 
of the Crown Lands specified in the annexed Schedule has been granted in satisfaction of the application particularised therein, and 
subject to the conditions hereunder stated. : 


The amount now called for must be paid to the Crown Land Agent, Walcha, within one calendar month from this date, and 
the rent for subsequent years must be paid to the Crown Land Agent, on or before the 27th September in each year, 
aad if not so paid, the lease will be liable to forfeiture. The sum of £1 for Crown improvements must be paid to the Crown Land Agent 
on or hefore 27th September, 1911. 


The lessee is to hold a miner's right continuously during the currency of the lease, 
8. W. MOORE. 


SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


Lanp Disrrict or Watcna, Sure or APSLEY. 


ae ade o Amount | WeeyS | 
aioe Reg Yemen Term of Lease. paid to Land PERRIS credited ys| Amount 
Wives 4 — gent as 4 part pay- 
<vee No. of Nameand Address | County. | Parish. | Mineral Ares. | | sya deposit, | of | par pi Bae ie 
=e os le } } ro se survey fee, ot fret yeep | 
Citas apes Field. From To and Fore Seem at rent wit for. 
OS ead | sional rent. es) 
{ 

| | j | } | | 

1 ee: BE SiAY. 1910. | TORE HE SON Big 1d.) RAB es ne a ieee 
1909-2, | 1910-8,041 Wellard, Alex- Vernor... Tia ana Sandonitiites 20 0 W 25 Sept. zTSept. 210 0 | 5 6 8 3 6 8 2,0 0+ 010 0 
15 June. ander, cf Via. (portion 132), be 

| V. 2,428-1,719. | 

) } 


eee =* _ aia a 


28 Sxpr., 1910.] 


[2067] 


Lk 


been absolutely reversed. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


ABSOLUTE REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF A RESIDENTIAL LEASE. 


5403 


is hereby notified, for public information, that the forfeiture of the Residential Lease specified in the annexed Schedule, 
which was gazetted on the 18th May, 1904, and provisionally reversed by Gazette notice of 20th February, 1907, has now 


S. W. MOORE. 


No. of 
Lease. 


Reg. No. of 


Papers. Name of Lessee. 


I 


Oce. 
324 | 1910-8795 | Boyce, Joseph, of Shepards-| Tumut 


town. 


Ate 


of Hillston. 


Land District. County. | Parish. | Area, | 
| 
. | Nepaten De 
...| Wynyard «..| Adelong vit) 1200 
| (por. 964). 
cS W .3925-2119 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


ADDITION UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF SECIION 35, CROWN LANDS (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1908, OF 
VACANT CROWN LANDS TO IMPROVEMENT LEASE No. 1,718, LAND DISTRICL OF HILLSTON. 


Shire, 


Gadara. 


is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 35 of the Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1908, the area 
of land specified in the Schedule hereunder is added to and now forms part of Improvement Lease No. 1,718, Land District 


It-is further notified that such area shall be subject to the sxme conditions and to the same rental per acre as applies to 


S. W. MOORE. 


such Lease No. 1,718. 


| i 
County. Parish, | Arca Added, | 
| 


SCHEDULE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrricr of H1Liston. 


Total Area 


! 
| 
| 
| 
of Lease. | 


Description of Area Added. 


Shire. 


Annual rent 
now payable on 
the whole area 
of the lease. 


| 
| 
Acres. 


Nicholson 2,100 


Acres. 
22,580 


improvement lease 1,718, and bounded thence 
by part of the south-eastern boundary of 
that improvement lease, north-easterly to 
the east boundary of portion 2, of 10,240) 
acres; by part of that boundary south to its! 
intersection with an old six-wire fence; by 
that fence south-westerly to the north- 
eastern boundary of improvement lease 
1,581, and by part of that boundary north- 
westerly to the point of commencement. 


| 


[2065] 


if 


Commencing at the southernmost corner of Carrathool... 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 28th September, 1910, 


ADDITION UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 35, CROWN LANDS (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1908, OF 
VACANT CROWN LANDS TO LEASE NO, 133, (LULLOONA HOLDING) LAND DISTRICT OF WARIALDA, 
GRANTED UNDER SECTION 18 OF THE CROWN LANDS ACT AMENDMENT ACP, 1903. 


is hereby notified, for public information, that in pursuance of the provisions of section 35 of the Crown Lands (Amend- 
ment) Act, 1908, the area of land specified in the Schedule hereunder is added to, and now forms part of Lease No. 133 


(Culloona Holding), Land District of Warialda, granted under the provisions of section 18 of the Crown Lands Act Amendment 


Act, 1908. 


It is further notified, that such added area shall be subject to the same conditions, and to the same rental per acre as 


S. W. MOORE. . 


applies to such Lease No, 133. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Laxnp Districts oF MoREE AND WARIALDA. 


Total 


County. | Parishes. Shee Area of Description of Area added, | 
Lease, | 
“ we Beeb tai \ 
_ | Acres. | Acres. 
Stapylton ». Warra Warrama and lout 4,226 | Commencing on the left bank of Croppa Creek, at the south- 
y | 


Currumbah, 


east corner of portion 24, parish of Tooloona; bounded) 
thence by that bank of that creek upwards to a point south 
from the south-west corner of portion s, parish of Currum- 
bah; theuce by a line bearing north (crossing Croppa Creek 
aforesaid) to that corner; bounded thence by portions 8 and 
20 to the westernmost corner of jortion £0 on Croppa 
Creek; thence by a line bearing south-westerly (again 
crossing Croppa Creek aforesaid) to the northeramcst coroer 
of portion 26, parish of Warra Warrama; bounded thence 
by that portion, by Tooloona 18th section lease No, 133, and 
by portion 24, parish of Tooloona aforesaid, to the point of) 
commencement, The above includes part of measured por- 
tion 5 of 140 acres, parish of Warra Warrama,—as shown 


on plan catalogued 8, 998-1,857. 


[Oce. 1910-8,974 | 


Shire. 


Boolooroo 


| Annual rent 
| now payable 
{on the whole 
area of the 
lease, 


—— ir 


5404 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. | [28 Sepr., 1910. 


erste aeedeeaaataL Ae I na i RNAI UL IA Nine ES | eR iS SSN oe 


[2060] ; Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF CONDITIONAL PURCHASE AND CONDITIONAL LEASE. 


a7 is hereby notified that the forfeiture of the undermentioned Conditional Purchase and Conditional Lease, which was published in 
the Gazette on the date specified hereunder, has been reversed. 
S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 


DistRIcT OF COOMA. 


Se GO nn 


Section . Date of 
Date of Portion 
archaea Shire, Area. i. me County. Parish. wars Gasottal of 


ern 


toate Papers. 


C.P. Purchaser. 


I en re 
7 < 


C.8. 
91- 186 | McGregor, Dan]. (now the| 23 July, 1891 Dalgety ..| 100 26 Wallace ...| Jinderboine.. 88 2 Feb.,1910...] 17737 | 1940-22729 
Commissioners of the 
Savings Bank of New) 
South Wales), 


(2061) Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF CONDITIONAL PURCHASES AND CONDITIONAL LEASES. 


v is hereby notified that the forfeiture of the undermentioned Conditional Purchases and Conditional Leases, which was published iu 
the Gazette on the date specified hereunder, and afterwards provisionally reversed, has been absolutely reversed. 
8. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
DistTRIcT OF COONABARABRAN. 


a 
Ae S Date of 
No. © Date of 248 ; aS | Lease 
Purchaser. Shire. . Area. Bre County. Parish. Be Gazettal of Papers. 
C.P. Purchase. 3% < eS A Forfeiture. P 
eben C.8. 
71-1028 | Kerr Alexander (now P. J. 80 Mar., 1871} Coona- 40 0 0| 16 | Gowen ..| Belar «| 1-1 | 1Aug.,19.6| 1910-20298 
\ Commins and J. E. Steel). barabran, 
74-2366 Do do | 26 Feb., 1874 do BS nr) IME haa Wa do x] 0 pop er 2 a Nii ss F555 PS 
75- 76 Do do ..| 1 April, 1875 do 2.1200 0 O {5S do «| do sae ta ean bee tee, - Fatih Fn 
85- 25 | Neilson Robert (now P. J.| 12 Nov., 1885 do | 45 0 0} 42 do | do Se FR eset as » | 18147 - 
Commins and J. E. Steel). ; 
ge- | Kerr Alexander (now P. J,| 21 Jan., 1836 do (100 0 0| 26 | Napier ..| Bungabah (ih oat By oe i 6240 A 
Commins and J. E, Steel). : 
89- 62 Do do «| 21 Nov., 1889 do wos} 40° Q 9) | 42 do Py; do pees epee 6) ea » | 14951 4 
1 
[2062] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 
REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF CONDITIONAL LEASES. 


[T is hereby notified that the forfeiture of the undermentioned Conditional Leases, which was published in the Gazette on the date set 
opposite thereto, have been reversed. 
8. W. MOORE. 


[C.S. 1910-20,554] Lanp Disraict or Cooma. 
No, of | Annual 8% Date of Basal g | Catalogue g , 
; Lessee, Address. County. Parish, | Area. S<| Gazettal of Fae y Shire. 
C.L. 7 || Rent. [8..) worfeiture. C.P. : No. 5 


ee ee EERSTE SETS 


| Acres.| £ 5. 4. 99- 3 
30213 | Venables, Thomas Rosedale ...| Beresford ...| Brest ob 329 416 vu | 26 | 25 May, 1910 {° 55 ‘E | B. 3,242 «| 90 | Manaro. 


32601 Do fa. do by Ree LN ao vot pale {SIGE SAO) re PIB6 125. gy! oh» 1901-64 | E | B. 3,301-1,765| 92 do 


NS ee 


(1738] Department of Landa, 
Sydney, 14th September, 1910. 


APPLICATION FOR PERMISSION TO PURCHASE AFTER RESCISSION OF RESERVATION. 


INO is hereby given that application has been made, under the 63rd clause of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, by the person 

hereunder mentioned, for the rescission of reservation of certain lands particularised in the annexed description, and permission to 
urchase the same. Any person feeling aggrieved may, before the expiration of four werks from this date, lodge a caveat, as provided for 
by the 65th clause of the Act before mentioned ; such caveat must be accompanied by a deposit of £10. 


S. W. MOORE. 


Sag bei Applicant. | Area. | Description. | Riba ghee ore 
Aln. Bens Te Ds ‘ 
1910- 12,626 George Fotheringham | 4 0 0 | Parish of Cowan, county of Northumberland, Erina Shire, being) The Chairman, Land 
S.P. 1910-36 | (about). the reservation 100 feet wide, along and above the high- Board, Maitland. 
water mark of Mangrove Creek, within portion 8. ; 


tN ee Ne 


‘ 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 


28 Sxpr., 1910.] 5405 


[1981] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


ALIGNMENT OF STREPTS.—MUNICIPALITY OF NEWTOWN. 


H*® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Oouneil, directs it to be notified, in conformity with the 
i provisions of the 27th section of the Public Roads Act, 1902, that the alignment of the carriage and foot ways of the 
undermentioned streets, in the Municipality of Newtown, as set out and defined according to the plan of stich alignment, shall, 
for the purposes of the Local Government Act No. 56, and all Ordinances relating to the alignment of streets or public places, 
be deemed to have been set out and defined by the Municipal Council of Newtown, within the meaning of section 95 of that 
Act, and that consequently it will not be lawful for any person to erect any building within the said distances so set forth 
from the curb-stone or the exterior edge of the said footways, as delineated on the plans eatalogued N. 29-1,953, N. 31-1,958, 
N, 82-1,958, which have been approved by His Hxcellency the Governor, in conformity with the first-mentioned Act, whieh 
said plans are kept in the Department of Lands for the inspection of the public. 


[Roads 1901-626-85] 


SCHEDULE OF STRERTS REFERRED TO. 


Width of 


8. W. MOORE. 


Width of tal 
Name of Street. From To Carriage- Fach bys Remarks, 
way. Footway. 


i 


{Lands-lane_ ...| Oxford-street... fon «| Wellington-street a 6 1 6 16 6 Buildings encroach. 
Lands-lane ...| Wellington-street .. «.| Regent-street ... oad 14 0 { } : } 16 6 Fanea ian pbuilding encroach- 
Lands-lane_ .,.| Regent-street,.. ode «| Denison-street ... ae 14 0 { : a \ 16 6 Fence and buildings encroach, 
Lands-lane_ ...| Denison-street «» ow | Australia-street oF 14.0 { : Z \ 16 6 do do 
Turtle-lane  ...| Oxford-street ... “<r «-| Wellington-street « 13 0 { 3 i 15 6 eas tpriose Gayisve-a@ caslede pes decegacge 

8 Fitzroy-lane ,..| Wellington-street .. «| Regent-street ea 14 0 { 5 5 } 16 6 Fences and buildings encroach. 

q Fitzroy-lane ...| Regent-street.., an ...| Denison-street ... ts 14 6 1 0 16 6 do do 

% | Fitzroy-lane ...| Denison-street Me «| Australia-street es 14,65, 10 16 6 do do 
| Oxford-tane ...| Lands-lane .., Soy vase |p Durtle-lan af es) 5 pee 14 0 { \ 16 6 do do 
| Gibbs-lane ..| Fitzroy-lane .. . «| Landslane .. | 4 0 { 1 2 } 16 6 do do 
Belmore-lane ..,| Fitzroy-lane ... v _ es,| Lands-lane Bes 14 0 { | e } 16 6 do do 
{ Brooks-lane ,,,; Fitzroy-lane ... “ee «| Lands-lane ae a 13 6 Bi) of} 16 6 do do | 
Lennox-street ,..| Station-street North ...| Wellington-street oa 22 0 5 6 SaesOr tiie ease cai oon adaiecaech rah arnesn aateze 
ae ...| Wellington-strect ... ».| Regent-street - 22 0 5 6 33 0 Fences encroach. 
Lennox-street...| Regent-street ..  ».. ...| Denison-street ... ris 22 0 5 6 33 0 Fence encroaches. 
Lennox-street ...) Denison-street Pie «..| Australia-street i 22 0 5 6 83 0 Fence and wall encroach. 
Lennox-street...| Australia-street ... ...| Bliza-street 4. ees 22 0 5 6 33 0 Fence and Puliner encroach. 
Campbell-lane...| Baltic-street ..  ..  »..| Oxford-street .. 9 6 { ; , } 12 0 | Fences and buildings encroach. 
| Campbell-lane,.,| Oxford-street ... pie Wellington-street .., 14 0 { ‘ 1 4 16 6 * do do 
Campbell-lane...| Wellington-street ... Regent-street ... ane 18 6 { ; } 16 0 do do 
Beat Regent-street... a. .| Denison-street ... —»» 13 6 { i a } 16 0 do do 
Campbell-lane.,,.| Denison-street ae .| Australia-street a 14 0 1 0 16 0 do do 
LWseiand ...| Oxford-street Ga .| Wellington-street BS lt 0 10 16 0 do do 
Kent-lane ...| Wellington-street ... .| Regent-street ... fe 14 0 { : : } 16 6 Fence and buildings encroach. 

8 Kent-lane —_...| Regent-street... dee * Denisan-atresh ee De 13 6 { ; ‘ ‘i 16 0 foaipde.sss eapeshentaa con cal cus crgdae 

74 Kent-lane _ ..,| Denison-street Fe Australia-street 2 14 -0 { : . } 16 6 Fences and buildings encroach, 

= 

7 | Hoffman-lane...| Wellington-street ... Regent-street ... 14 6 1 0 16 6 sched eva oanteenses tes eta'eat vaslece da 
Hoffman-lane ,.,| Regent-street,,. AS Denison-street ... a 14 9 { i fi } 16 6 Hoand,. Daaee) and wall 
‘Boitaandwae oa Denison:street Se .| Australia-street 18 6 2 Go: 16 6 Fences and building encroach. 
MeIntosh-lane | Wellington-street ... .| Regent-street ... 2h 14 0 { 4 } 26076 Fences and buildings encroach. 
jaicaaee® =| Basee’™ oc] Runieibatme” S| BG] 2 6 | ae @ | monty ana wan actu 
ae ...| Bedford-street see .| Oxford-street ... a 14 (0 { ; } 16 6 Fences and building encroach. 
Pugh Ems SS PR eg le 10 a Pane sucbetlatee cecemeen: 
skins ca eae: ¥ a . eR giana a a it 8 i 8 is é Weer att putlaines oepeeck 
Kindergarten- | Kent-lane .,. ae .| Campbell-lane ... A 14 0 { : : } 16 6 Fences encroach. 
Ragen tind’ ...| MeIntosh-lane ar .| Hoffman-lane .. «| 18 6 +1) 6 16 6 icc aed buildings and wall 
Mulqueeny-lane| Melville-lane... one Hoffman-lane ... 3 15 6 1 6 16 6 Fences and building encroach. 
| weekslane ...{ Alton-lane’ ... a: ..| Hoffman-lane .. 9 13 0 { : } 16 6 Mee Paneer, and wall 

y ay 

[ent Se oe S| en le tae 2 0 fh | Buljame ona tenoas captonctl 

3 |e oherte amet m1 rHecphinte irae ie Miuntened punde a % 0 4 ° 2 0 Puilding and Te haat 

“| Roberts-lane ...j Federation-road ... Municipal boundary ... 42 0 12 0 66 0 Fences and wall encroach. 

‘ (Northwood. Fee Nes kiss "| Stunemet ounery a] a2 0 |. 12 8 Bee cart ae ns 


5406 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. [28 Sxpr., 1910. 


[1982] Department of Lands, , 
Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIC ROADS ACT, 1902, OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR 
ROADS, AND OF THE CLOSING OF ROADS OR PARTS OF ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY, AND 
PARTS OF ROADS DECLARED TO BE PUBLIC ROADS. : 


H® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Public 
L Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described (in respect of which lands notice of proposal to resume the same has duly been 
given) shall be and are hereby resumed for the several roads hereunder specified ; and that the said lands shall be and are hereby 
dedicated as roads; also, that the roads or parts of roads hereunder specified, which are deemed to be unnecessary (in respect of which 
notice of proposal to close the same has duly been given), shall be and are hereby closed. 


S. W. MOORE. 
Description or RoaD OPENED :—Parta of roads from Menedebri to Attunga Railway Station, parish of Bloomfield, county of 
Inglis, Cockburn Shire No. 26. 
[ Registration No. of Papers —Roads 1909~-488-15 ; Catalogue No. of Plans—R. 9,868-1,603, R. 9,872-1,603.] 


—_—_— 


DeEscRIPTION of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of road or parts of roads deemed to be 
unnecessary, which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the road or parts of roads deemed to be 
unnecessary, was published in the Government Gazette of 11th May, 1910, folio 2552. 


Lanp Disrrict or TAMWORTH. 


a Width of Area : 
: ; Character Land Resumed 
ah Area, ee | Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Resumed and Road and eat ves ae Ree i a of ‘Road 
£ Z Holding. and Dedicated. a state 
pit RU IRE antler ee aN CLT ee ae eS Dedicated. | 
2) | | 
o | a or p a. tp (The unnecessary part of reserved road through portion 
% La31 | 160 0 0| Bloomfield | A, 1. Fletcher | A. L. Pletcher ... Frechold ..| 100 links ..| 2 1 9 pine Ee necemsay ene OF meet sey ties 
oa Coan ees Earns iC 4 ay ce 5 Go OE ha ost 6 3 5° |) western part of portion 132 are closed and are to be 
- | \ granted in lieu. 
pa] | 
<3 \ | | \ 
=| | | | | | Th d separating Emily Vickery’s C.P 
fa i Aaatat Vidiconte Age ne ae ey e unnecessary road separating Emily Vickery’s C.P. 
4, a aba ob Do «4 Emily Vicker) | Ah cage by gti do a ‘eee . 0.38 portion 140 from same owner’s C.Ls., portion 181, is 
3 1441 400M De Bi | ate. a ickery.| Ciuewles eG Asics yey closed and added to C.P. 82-17 (portion 140) in 
o | i j ‘| ‘ au a  E eh 5 lieu ; the area thereof being increased by 14 acres. 
ma The part of boundary road, south of new road, 
| | within portions 139 and 141, is declared to be a 
| | | | | public road, and dedicated to the public accordingly. 


Description or Roap OPENED :—Road from a crossing ovec Manilla River south of portion 85, parish of Nandewar towards 
Horton Riyer-Barraba road, within portion 54, parish of Belmore, county of Darling, Barraba Shire No. 132. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1908-777-13 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,818-1,603.} 


Dusorrprion of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of part of road deemed to be 
unnecessary, which is now closed. 


A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question, and to close the part of road deemed to be unnecessary, was 
published in the Government Gazette of 11th May, 1910, folio 2553. 


Lanp Disrricr oF TAMWORTH. 


Width of 


a ies rae be: | Land ae 
“6 ar | to) Resum | 
Be Area. NTT Reputed Owner | Occupier. Holding. aarp and Part of Road closed. 
| Dedicated. | Dedicated. | 
Noh oe Tepe 
54 40 0 0 | Belmore ...| A. W. Russell’ ...) A. W. Russell ...| C.P. 97-9.../ 100 links and 1 v 88] The unnecessary part of boundary road, 
| variable. separating this portion (54)from Bank of 
| | Australasia’s (gramtee) portion 53 is 
| | | | closed and added to C.P. 97-9 (portion 54) 
| | in lieu; the area thereof being reduced by 
| 1 rocd. 


Dusorrprion oF Roap orENED :—Road from Yarras-Beechwood road towards “Summerville,” within portion 11, parish of 
Pappinbarra, county of Macquarie, Hastings Shire No. 15. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1999-224-12 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,951-1,603.} 


Descriprion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of part of road deemed to be 
unnecessary which is now closed. 


A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question, and to close the part of road deemed to be unnecessary, was 
published in the Government Gazette of Ist Junie, 1910, folio 2856. 


Lanp Disraicr or Port MACQUARIE. 


j W1dGCN of | 


Area 
a | Character Land 
3,9] Ares. Parish Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Resumed /iabeteg _ Part of Road closed, &e. 
4 Name. | Hoiding. and Dalle ted 
| 2 Dedicated. earch ha 
f 
ae TDs | ¥ Cogeco 
11 |1,000 0 0 | Pappin- K.&D, McKenzie, P. J. O'Neil and| Freehold ., | 100 links &, 2 % vu | Unnecessary part of confirmed road (I. 7594-1 ,603) 
barra. | J, Ewens. 50 links, | extending from southern extremity of new road 
| northerly to Beechwood road, is closed and thus 
| : vested in the owner of adjoining land. 
) ) ! 


28 Srpr., 1910. ] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 


5407 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROADS, &c.—continued. 


Degscrirrion oF Roaps opgnep :—Part of road from Ogilvie’s to Glen Innes-Haymarket road and branch road, parish of Clifton, 


county of Gough, Severn Shire No. 21. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-756-12 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,966-1,603.] 


Descrirrion of lands now resumed for the roads specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of parts of roads deemed to be 
unnecessary, which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the roads in question, and to close the parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, 
was published in the Government Gazette of 6th July, 1910, folio 3717. 


Lanyp District oF GLEN INNES. 


Width of 


4 Character | Land | Ares 
Seé Parish < | Resumed Parts of Roads closed, &c., and part of Roads declared 
5 S| Area, Name, | Reputed Owner. Occupier. Sener | eleri ind en hc a. Pabise Read: 
8 | Dedicatea, | Dedicated. 
5 is Be = = 5 I a ere G Soe a em. eed AAR Ea ne < Hs 
| | 
, & th ps. a, T. Pe 
ers : > i nit = re | aa . (The unnecessary part of boundary road separating 
161 | 45 2 0/| Clifton...| James Kelly...) James Kelly ...| Freehold il 100 links... ainetnace Sa ' portion 161 from same owner's portion 89, and from 
| | / Heanieh ae J.T. and W. H. Sloman and P. P. Abbott’s portion 92 
46 40 0 0 Do A a ‘adc 100 0 139 ; south and east of new road; also the unnecessary part 
| : W) if 2 a : oF finest (Embraces part} 3 of boundary road separating J. Kelly’s portions 46 and 
| ne genset plot } 85 from Bank of New South Wales’ portions 116 and 
160 | 40 00| ® dl ) 4 a 100 } 0 018 . || 228,extending from a point 1 chain west from the south- 
| o MN | c one hg aha oF (Embraces part| | °8t corner of portion 116 westerly to the north-west 
| Aber ok ets Se corner of portion 85, are closed and are tobe part granted 
‘of branch road). Nanas ; 
| | 
} The part of boundary road extending 1 chain west from 
the south-east corner of portion 116 is declared to be a 
| public road, and dedicated tothe public accordingly, 
a 


Drscrirrion or Roap oOreNED :—Parts of road from the main Barraba-Manilla road, within portion 26, thence via Upper Manilla 
Railway Station to road R. 6,717-1,603 within portion 17, parish of Tarpoly, county of Darling, Mandowa Shire No. 48. 


f Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1906-716-19 ; Uatalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,164-1,603.] 


Description of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of part of road deemed to be 
unnecessary, which is now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the part of road deemed to be unnecessary, was 
‘published in the Government Gazette of 20th April, 1910, folio 2230. 


Lanp District or TAMWORTH. 


| . 
| Width of 
Area 
; . Character Land 
Faren Area. ee Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Resumed | Resumed Part of Road closed, &c. 
Bio. Name. Holding. and and 
Dedicated: Dedicated. 
CS oe 59) a. ©. p.| 
17 1l9@ 0 0} Tarpoly ...] J. I. Byrnes ... ab | J.T, Byrnes ...| Freehold ..| 100 links...} 1 8 0|)The unnecessary part of boundary 
Unnum-| 4 8 20 Do 1 do ses ae ‘ do 53 do --| 100 ,, ..| 0 0 24] | road separating portion 17 from same 
bered + owner’s portion 89, between road (R. 
2a 40 0 0 Do a do soe eee oo do ae do «- 100 ,, ...| 0 0 25] 6,717-1,603) and railway,is closed and 
63 lo 0 0 Do oes do oo eve oss do a: do «.| 100 , ../ 0 2 61) is to be granted in Jieu. 


DescxzirTION OF ROAD OPENED :—Road from road at north-east corner of portion 25 to Smithtown-Humpyback Bridge road, parish of 
Cooroobongatti, county of Dudley, Macleay Shire No. 14. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1907-432-22; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,117-1,603.] 


Description of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of road or part of road deemed to 
be unnecessary, which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the road or parts of road deemed to be unnecessary, 
was published in the Government Gazette of 16th June, 1909, folio 3253, 


Lanp District or Kempsey. 


4 y 
ae Area. he Reputed Owner. 
Ben Tip: 
40 | 41 1 0 | Cooroobon-| Geo. Plummer 
gatti. 
213 | 47 0 0 DO he do 


or 


Occupier. 


Geo. Plummer 


do 


Width of A 
Character Land R rad 
of Resumed Cand Road and part of Road closed. 
Holding. and Dudtcated 
Dedicated. Tae | 
aaa Bet De 
«.| Freehold... 1 chain +-| 2 2 8 | The unnecessary boundary road 1 chain wide 
| between George Plummer’s portions 25 and 
nan (See a ee ea. 02d 40 south of road is closed and together with 


the unnecessary part of road separating 
George Plummer’s portion 40 from Magnus 
Thompson’s portion 26, extending from south- 
west corner of portion 40 to a point 100 links 
west of south-east corner of portion 40, which 
has been closed by Government Gazette notice 
24th August, 1910, will be granted to the land 
owner on payment of excess value, 


—_———— EEE 


5408 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. [28 Supv., 1910. 


ieee wy 2 ee ee re en ere ee ee ee SSS SS ee a 
NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROADS, &c.—continued. 


Description or Roap orgnep :-—Road from the main Grafton-Casino road towards Lower Myrtle Creek, parishes of Myrtle 
and Darke, county of Richmond, Woodburn Shire No. 8. 


{Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1908-231-16 ; Catalogued No, of Plan—R. 9,946-1,603.] - 


Drsortprion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of roai deemed to be unneces- 
sary, which is now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the road deemed to be unnecessary, was published 
in the Government Gazette of 27th J uly, 1910, folio 4057. 


Lanp District oF CASINO. 


ed 


Widthof | Aron | 


a Land 3 y 3 
ao 3 0 me c loged ., and parts of Reads declared t 
HS| Area, nee Reputed Owner. Occupier. Paton Resumed ay 4 . d | Road closed, &c., ee abli ha. declared to be a 
Ps and Dedicated. 
| | Dedicated. 
WER Sui) 08 Gari sate A ps earl A Ne ai RT SPN ae a 
a: * fp. Cle oa oH 
1) 168 U 0 | Myrtle ...| Blizabeth C. Green-| liz. C. Green-| Freehold ... 100 links... 2 1 4 | The unnecessary parts of road between portion 7 and 
' street. street. R. Greenstrect’s C.P. portion 28, north and south of 
7| 200 0 0| Darke =... Do oy do ay 6.) a.) AOD). seh, 20h 88 new read, are closed and are tobe granted in lien. 

Parish of Darke. 

The partsof boundary roads included in survey and 
in continuity of new road are declared to be a public 
road, and dedicated to the public accordingly. 

| 


Desorretion or RoAp opENED :—Road on north-east side of Narrabri-Gunnedah Railway through portion 199, pa ish of Dubbleda, 
county of Pottinger, Liverpool Plains Shire No. 47. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-389-8 ; Catalogue No. ot Plan—R, 9,550-1,693. } 


Description of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of part of road deemed 
to be unnecessary, which is now closed. 


A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question, and to close the part of road deemed to be unnecessary, was 
published in the Government Gazette of 20th July, 1910, folio 3914. 


DLaxp District or GUNNEDAH. a 
Width or 
‘ee Area : 
re Character Land 
2,o| Area. Parish | Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Tesdmed | Resumed Part of Road closed, &e. 
a Name. Holding. and and 
PY | i Dediested. Dedicated. 


Be Didi . ‘ ; &. Es Ds 

199 | 40 0 0 Davviede.. | J.B. Black ...| J.B. Black ...| Freehold...| 1 chain ... 1 1 U/ The unnecessary part of boundary road between this por- 
| tion (199) and same owner’s portion 175, and eatending 12 

chains 50 links north from south-east corner of portion 

199 is closed and js to be granted in lieu, 


} 
{ 


Description or RoAp opENED :—Part of road froin Curricabark to Coneac, within portion 5, parish of Dewitt, county of Hawes, 
Gloucester Shire No. 17. 


[ Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1910-50-10 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,892-1,603. ] 


Desortprron of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of part of road deemed to be 
unnecessary, which is now closed. 


A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question, and to close the part of road deemed to be unnecessary, was 
published in the Government Gazette of 27th July, 1910, folio 4057. 


DLaxp District oF STROUD. 


Width. of Area 
| “5 Character Land < r i 5 ‘ 
ag A tea; a Reputed Owner. | Occupier. of Resumed ete Part of Rosd clase, Boy ane a Road declared 
Fy ; | | Holding. Agen Dedicated. 
a. Bop: | : | @ % Pp. 
5|40 2 0] Dewitt ..| W. H. Mackay be geniea’ dée'bol Gey'eva'ven Freehold ...| 100 links &| 1 0 © | The unnecessary part of reserved road within this 
variable. portion is closed and is to b? granted in lieu. 


The parts of reserved road incl2d:d in survey 
and in contiauity of new road areueclared tobea 
i public road, and dedicated to the public accord- 
ingly. 


eee ips 


SS 


28 Sxpr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 151. 5409 


[1868 Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIC ROADS ACT OF 1902, OF RESUMPTION OR WITHDRAWAL AND DEDICATION 
OF LANDS FOR ROADS AND PARTS OF ROAD DECLARED TO BE A PUBLIO ROAD. 
‘IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Public Roads 
- Act of 1902, the lands hereunder described (in respect of which Jands notice of proposal to resume or withdraw the same has been 
duly given) shall be and are hereby resumed or withdrawn for the several roads hereunder specified, and that the said lands shall be and 
are hereby dedicated as roads. ; 
§. W. MOORE. 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Road connecting the Bowra-Macksville road with road towards the Bowia-Nambucca 
road, parish of Nambucca, county of Raleigh, Bellingen Shire No. 13, 
(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1896-219-89 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,843-1,603.] 


Dzscriprion of land now resumed for the road specified above; and dedicated as a public road. 
A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 20th April, 1910, 


folio 2232. 
Lanp District oF BELLINGEN. 


Width of | 


| 
; j Character | Land 

oa Area, Parish Name. Reputed Owner. Occupier, of Resumed belt 
Ps ) Holding. and Dedicated 
Dedicated. a 

°° Ds Ps | | a, T. DP 

102 95 1 0|/Nambteca .. at «.| dv P. Partridge |... ry «| J. P. Partridge «. is «| C.L, 83,121 4...) 100 links &} 2 3 0 

| 


| variable. 


aa 


DxEscripTion or ROAD OPENED :—Road from the village of Barellan, towards Narrandera, parish of Barralong, county of 
Cooper, Yanko Shire No, 74. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-276-10 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,757-1,603.]} 


Duscrirrion of lands now withdrawn for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 
A. proposal to withdraw the lands referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 6th July, 


1910, folio 8713. 
Lanp District or NARRANDERA. 


wee Bi ae e Width ot Seen. 
‘ 5 voter Land rer 
Parish ‘ Parish BIAC : Withdrawa Parts of Road deolared to be a 
No. Area. Name. Reputed Owner. Occupier. ettine i and : Public Road. 
we 2 Medlonted: Dedicated. 
a. ta ; : aie reap. 
Unnumbered,,! 8,454 1 88 | Barralong..) Frank R. Clayton ..) F. R. Clayton .-.| 18sec.,leage| 3 chains ...) 126 0 0 | 
D 509 0 0 do The Council of Yanko pw P No 2 | 8 0 0 The parts of I. 8,701 for roadway east 
0 oe 1)  gitine. Sieg ae ee ae ee ios. Mee Le pre and west of new road, are revoked 
Do (16,159 0 0 do ..| Frank R. Clayton ,..| Frank R,Clayton..,| Barellan 3 eis 40 0 0j) 
| B.As No; _- 

4854, | The parts of existing road on the west 
of P.W.P. No. 498, included in survey 
and in continuity of mew road, are 
declared to be a public road and 
dedicated to the public accordingly, and 

. the area comprised therein (4 acres) is 
thus withdrawn from R.A, 4854, 


Duscrirrion o¥ ROAD orzNnD:—Part of road from Weejasper to Brindabella, parish of Clive, county of Buccleuch, 
Yarrowlumla Shire No. 107. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1910-132-10; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,911-1,603.] 
Desorrprron of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 


A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 6th July, 1910, 


folio 3715. 
Lanp Distrpiot or YASss. 


Width of Area . 
iia asf Land ‘ Resumed 
Resumed an and 
| Holding. | Dedicated. | Dedicated. 
PoP ie See) OPO re ik a he a 


Pah Area, | Parish Name, Reputed Owner. Occupier. 


r. p. 
Clive... “ai «| A. R. McAlister =) ae «| A. R, McAlister aed ae «| C.P. 1904-19 ...| 100 links yan gi) 


27 


5410 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 151. [28 Supr., 1910. 


[1984] bev Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIC ROADS ACT, 1902, OF APPROVAL OF PLAN OF RE-MARKING, OF 
RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROADS, AND OF THE CLOSING OF ROADS OR PARTS 
OF ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY, AND ROADS DECLARED TO BE PUBLIC ROADS. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Public 
Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described (in respect of which lands notice of proposal to resume the same has duly 
been given) shall be and are hereby resumed for the roads hereunder specified; and that the said lands shall be and are hereby 
dedicated as roads; and that the plans of re-marking of roads described in the appended Schedule is approved; that the road as 
re-marked according to the plan so approved shal] represent and be deemed to be the original road ; also, that the roads or parts of roads 
hereunder specified, which are deemed to be unnecessary (in respect of which notice of proposal to cloae the same has duly been given), 


shall be and are hereby closed. 
S. W. MOORE. 


DescriPTIoN or Roaps OPENED :—Part of road from Burringbar-Cudgera road to Murwillumbah, and two branch roads 
within portions 185, 263, and 276, parieh of Cudgen, county of Rous, Tweed Shire No. 1. 


‘Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-494-123 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,991-1,603. 1 


Duscrirtion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of roads or parts of roads deemed 
to be unnecessary, which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the roads or parts of roads deemed to be 
unnecessary, was published in the Government Gazette of 22nd June, 1910, folio 3468. 


Lasp Disrrict oF MURWILLUMRAH. 


‘Width of 


The re-marked road, together with parts of reserved 
roads included in survey, and in continuity of new 
road, and reserved road within portion 185, north of 
| new road, are declared to be a public road, and 
dedicated to the public accordingly. 


re | | Character Land Area 

a6} | Parish | i | Resumed Roads and parts of Roads closed, and Roads declared 

£2 Area. | Bamell Reputed Owner. | Occupier. | oer | hour | Eel to be Public Roads, &c. 

| | ‘oF j 
| Dedicated. | Dedicated. 
] 
or “cca eh pl ei aye 4 

183} 319 38 0 |Cudgen| D.J, Gillies .. ..| D J. Gillies ...| Freeho!d...| 100 links... 0 2 0 | The unnecessary part of dedicated road (R. 8,787-5,608) 
| | within portion 183 is closed and is to be granted in lieu. 

182 | 319 3 0/| Do ..| Part of reserved road) Reserved road do Ceayh cece aarecs veces nese | This is a re-marking of part of reserved road 100 links 

through D.J. Gillies’ wide (R. 4,910-1,503) within this portion (183), being in 
| | | portion 183. continuity of new road. 

185 | 104 2 0| Do...) The Commissioners of KR. I. Gillies ...) N.R.C.P. 100 links & 6 1 0 | The unnecessary parts of dedicated road (R. 8,787-1,6)8) 
| | the Government 1903-34.| variable. | Includes and reserved road (R. 4,910-1,603) within portion 185 
| | Savings Bank of part of are closed and added to N.R.C.P. 1903-34 (portion 
| New south Wales. branch 185) in lieu; the area of the C.P. and portion being 

| road. reduced by 2 acres 3 roods, 

2638 | 44 1 °0/ Do ...| do nti do «| N.RC.P. 100 links... 1 1 © | The unnecessary part of dedicated road (R. 8,787-1,603) 
| i | 1904-101. Embraces within portion 263 is closed and added to N.R.C.P. 
| parts of 1904-101 (portion 263), in lieu; the area of the C.P. and 
branch portion being increased by 1 rood 30 perches. 
| roads. 

263 | +44 1 0}. Do P| do os | do eee do ...| Variable...) 0 010 | This area (10 perches) is resumed as “severed land.” 

276 | 260 0 0] Do ...| do «| William C P,1905-65| 100 links...) 6 8 0 | It is intended to include ia this C.P. (1905-65), portion 
| McKeever. Includes 276, the severed area (10 perches) resumed from 

| parts of portion 263 partly in lieu; the area of C,t. 1905-65, 
| | branch including the severed area, is reduced by 6 acre 
| | road. 2 rocds 80 perches. 

| 

| 

| 

\ 


[ 2063] .- Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROADS, AND OF PROPOSED CLOSING OF PARTS OF ROADS 
DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY. 


Neuss is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that certain roads should be opened, and that it is proposed 
to resume for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described. 


The proposed roads are shown upon plans which can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be inspected at the 
respective Offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land District in which the lands are situated. 


All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing and to forward to the Minister, within one month from date of 
this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposal to open the roads referred to. 


Notice is also given that the Minister is of opinion that it is expedient to close the parts of roads hereunder specified, and all persons 
interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister, within one month from this date, any objections which 
may appear to them to exist to the closing of the said parts of roads. 


Plans showing the parts of roads proposed to be closed can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be inspected at the 
respective Offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land District in which the lands are situated. 


S. W. MOORE. 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Part of road from Boorowa to Reid’s Flat, parish of Alton, county of King, Murrungal 
Shire No. 109. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1910-31-6; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 10,103-1,603. ] 


Dzscerptron of lands which it is proposed to resume, and part of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 
Lanp District oF Bookowa. 
| | 


| , Parish Character | Width of Area 
i 5 Area raiie Reputed Owner. Occupier, of Land to be to be . Part of Road proposed to be closed, &c. 
& ; Holding. | Resumed. | Resumed. 


re 
CH 
oy 


Ps 

11 | 58 0 27 | Alton ..| EF, Morgan aa .| F. Morgan ees ...| Freehold ...| 100 links... The unnecessary part of boundary road 
separating portion 11 from The Austra- 
lian Joint Stock Bank (Limited’s) por- 
i 204 is to be closed and granted in 
jeu. 


28 Sur, 1910.| NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151, 5411 


~ 


ee 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING AND CLO3JING OF ROADS, &0.—continued. 


Descrre:10n oF RoAD TO BE OPENED :—Deviation in part of road from Monkerai to Booral, parish of Booral (p'ivate), county of 
Gloucester, Stroud Shire No, 18. 


[Rogistration No. of Papers—Roads 1909-657-8 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 10,053-1,603.] 


DescRIPTION of lands which it is proposed to resume, and parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 
Lanp Disrrict or Sraoup. 


NE 


©. Area, Nae: Reputed Owner. Occapier Land to be| to be Parts of Roads proposed to be elcsed, &c. 


Parish | tae Width of Area 
| Holding. | Resumed. | Resumed. 
| 


if a  p- aT 
U oh al 464,540 0 0 Booral Australian Agricultural) C. E. Price, and} Frech 1d...) Variable AO) © Oss This proposed resumption forms part of lt 
bered. (private), Company (grantee),C. EB.) formed road ip | 44, of the Australian Agricultural Com- 
Do rope tee" Price (owner). — use, pany’s subdivision. P 
« | 464,649 0 do ..| Australian Agricultural do i do a do ..| 0 1 6 | This proposed resumption forms part of lot 
Company (grantee), A. | 5”, of the Australian Agricultural Com- 
D seaai | Marsh (owner). pany ’s subdivision. 
ws 3640 0 0 do sas Australian Agricultural) Reb rt WWenry do al do be Ons Optta fe obis proposed resumption forms part cf lot 
Company (grantee), Robt.) Ford, and 64, of the Australian Agricultural Com- 
Weury Ford (owner). formed read in pany’s sublivirion. 
use. 


The unnecessary part of road (R. 5,964- 
1603) lying between eastern side of road as 
now surveyed, and west boundary of Anne 
Pr'ce’s lot 1, c£ 63 acres, is to be closed, and 
1r posed to be granted to the owner of lot 1, 
at a value to be determined by the Local 
Land Board, - 


| The unnecessary part cof road (R. 5,964-- 
| | 1,803) lying between north-eastern side cf 
road as now surveyed, and the south-west- 
ern boundary of lot 57, is to be closed, and 
proposed to be granted to the owner of lot 
57, at a value to be determined by the Local 
Land Board. 


- 


[205 4] Department of Landa, 
Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


APPLICATIONS FOR THE CLOSING AND PURCHASE OF ROADS. 
OTICE is hereby given that applications have been made, under the Public Roads Act of 1902, for the closing and purchase of the 


roads described in the Schedule hereunder, and that it is intended to close such roads unless valid objections are found to exist, 
Any person desiring to lodge objections should forward the same in writing, addressed to the Minister for Lands, on or before the date 


specified hereunder. 
8. W. MOORE. 


ne, saan nner Le a ae 


Date up to 
Registr.tion No. Applicant. Description. which objections 
may be lodged. 


Aln. 
1910-18,051 | Campbell Bros. ... ves 


Parish of Campbell, county of Gough, Macintyre Shire— 28 Oct., 1910 
§ P. 1910-215 : 


Boundary road 100 links wide on the north of portions 132 and 133 
and north and west of portion 134; boundary road of same width 
on north of portion 111, and north and west of portion 112. 

Boundary road 100 links wide on the west ‘of portion 84, west and) 28 
noith of portion 100; north and east of portion 57 ; east and south 
of portion 172; east and south of portion 175, and east and north 
of portion 173; reserved road 100 links wide within portion 196 ; 
boundary road of same width on south of portions 197 and 196, 
and west and eonth of portion 221; boundary road 100 links wide 
south of portion 110; boundary road of same width south of portion 
217 and reserved within portion 168; boundary road 100 links 
wide on the west and north of portion 510 and reserved within 
portion 511. 

Boundary road 100 links wide on north and east of portion 95,| 23 , oe 
east of portion 96, and east and south of portion 97 ; boundary road 
of came width on part of the rorthern boundary of portion 33 
(east of closed road within that po.tion), and on the north-west of 
portions $8, $7, 99, aod 95; boundary road of same width on 
the east of portion 99, also reserved road 100 links wide within 
portion 201. 

” To are aot ...| Boundary rcad 100 links wide on the east of portions 174, 522 and} 28 ,, . 
129 ; boundary roid of same width on north, east and south of 
portion 152; boundary ro:d of same width north of portions 41 
and 127; boundary road 100 links wide on the west of portion 
131; boundary road of same width on east of portions 123 and ¢ 
and north and east of portion 9. 

Boundary road 100 links wide on the north, east and south of portior| 28 4 5 
81; boundary road of same width on east of portion 60, and 
reserved roads within portions 560 and 227; boundary road 10( 
links wide west of portion 62 and north of portions 158 (part). 
164 and 65 (part). 

- Do be Sf ...| Boundary road 100 links wide south of portions 70, 68, 66 and 67;| 28 4, fA 

boundary roads of same width north and south of portion 22, alsc 

reserved road within portion 166. 

re Do Bes bat ...| Boundary road 100 links wide south of portions 13 Rem, 14, 15, 16,| 28 A 

49 and 17; boundary road of same width on west of portion 15+ 

and reserved road within portion 151; boundary rood 100 links 

wide on north of portion 165 Rem, and east of portions 165 Rem, 

164 Rem, 163 Rem, and 14; boundary read of same width on 

east of portion 16; bouadary road of same width separating por- 

tion 241 from portions 34 and 400, parish of Inverell, and 41. 


! — 


No, 151, 28 SepremBer, 1910,—9. 


5412 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT. GAZETTE, No 151. (28 Sepr., 1910, 


[1967 ] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 28th September, 1910, 


APPLICATION FOR HREOCTION OF RABBIT-PROOF FENCING. 


fs Nebeaa ss is invited to the undermentioned application, under the “ Pastures Protection Act of 1902,” for permission to 
erect Rabbit-proof Fencing and Gates. 
S. W. MOORE. 


ace Objections may be lodged with 
Plan exhibited at soatt 
Applicant. Site of Fence and Gates. Parish. County. Crown Land Agent’s a etetey PORN ET OR: 
Cherri: Place. | Not later than— 
West of portion 3 _..| Eurimbula .., 1910. 
Chappell, William... Gordon ...| Molong ... ...| Orange ...| 29 October. 
Across road through| Cardington’... 
portion 95. 
[2069] Local Land Board Office, 


Tamworth, 26th September, 1910. 


~ TT is hereby notified that inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board in respect, to a Reserve which is included in a Lease, 
the conversion of which has been applied for under section 11 of the Crown Lands Act of 1908, and as to any objections to 
granting the application. 

“Particulars are specified in Schedule below. 

is S. R. BEATTY, 
Acting District Surveyor. 


x : SoHEDULE. 
Particulars of Lease, conversion of which is applied for. 
EASE A iv ee Applicant for Class of Holding , Place and Date of 
| CG ea 2 é Reserve included, Inquiry by 
ature of Conversion, applied for. theal Land oant 
2 we 9 - Area, Parish. County. TORT eee ahe 
~ Lease. iss 
Acres. 
Special 8 10 North Darling ...| Charles Robinson| Conditional Travelling stock} Court-house, 
Barraba. purchase. | reserve 352. Barraba, on 18th 
Gctober, 1910, 
at 9°30 am. 
- [1882]. * Local Land Board Office, 


Dubbo, 16th September, 1910, 


IT is hereby notified that inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board in respect to Reserves which are included in a Lease, the 
conversion of which has been applied for under section 11 of the Crown Lands Act of 1903, and as to any objections to 
‘granting the application. 
Particulars ere specified in Schedule below. 
F, J. E. BOOTLE, 
Acting District Surveyor. _ 


SCHEDULE. 
Particulars of Lease, conversion of which is applied for. : 
: Applicant for Class of Holding . Place and Date of 
3 z Reserves included. Inquiry by 
Conversion. applied for. Toca Bandsboaird 
Nature of Lease. Area. Parish. ' County, , ¢ 
Acres. 
Special Lease} 2023 Eumungerie: Ewenmar ...| Ewen C. McMillan) Conditional The whole of| Dubbo, 25th 
1908-19. | | purchase. water reserve| October, 1910. 
| | No: 38,643. 


LAND BOARD MEETINGS. 
NOTICE is hereby given that Land Board Meetings will be holden at the following places on the dates and hours specified :— 


When Meeting to be held. 
Place, Convened by 
Date. Hour. 

Sai hb alag ieee Oth Sry Dh E OTE ay SINS TEE ae Pe? pir EN 
Forbes ras net .| 10 Oct., 1910... a eSlOvaiMeT <:. ...| BR. Shelton, Chairman. 

Do Fe RS 5 asi) BLasgs » and following days| 10 a.m. each day .. do do 
Barmedman 38 9 CORB 116, im B | 18,2 pam.; follow- do do 

ing days, 10 a.m. 
Wyalong ... as 23 wo] 24 g ...| 10 a.m. each day ... do do 
Parkes... & Bi io, tee8: Noviphg F wei HO 5 5 let ct do do 
Wellington ae Ba ella AD Obs, meat fe be CORRS: .. | M. A. Maclean, Chairman. 
Narrabri ... ite xf eAeDari og » and following days| 10 ,, each day...| RB. MeLean, Acting Chairman. 
Walgett ... ae ae ..| 4 Nov., 5 aay, Si KO! 755 se ee do do - 
Taralga ... 33) vee 2 Aek8 Oct.5 "= ,j a8 a3 peed el a aed ...| C. E, Finch, Chairman. 
Cooma ... a Hae 5 Aas » and following days} 10 ,, each day ..| - do do 
Casino (Court-house) ... nce ae aneee as re 4] E09 43 » «| 4. Ebsworth, Chairman. 
Murwillumbsh (Court-house) ...| 27 ,, i ke PI 1O* 955 ppta woes do do 
Lismore (Court-house) ... {ii/O a aNovise7gs Re We 3c) 40 Ee Lge do do 
Kempsey ... ate an ...| 22 Oct., ,, and following days) 10 ,, each day ... do do 
Bellingen ... Re ved 2 c8iog,, $5 a2. fe TOS05; ge St do do 
Coff’s Harbour ... itt. ab SNevg: F = ..| 8, 2 p.m.; following ‘do do 
days; 10 a.m. 

Bowraville is fi | 28 Oct., ©, adi i¥ ooh 20 aim? —... ae do do 
Scone 5 sat SS ...| 11, 12, and 18 Oct., 1910 ..-| 9°30 a.m. each day | A. Sharp, Chairman. 
Merriwa ... ai pie | 18 Oct., 1910... +8 tp SOR oa. i do ~* do 
Muswellbrook ... 2 OLORaF P tH fips) age Pe p.mt doe ate do do 


—_——— us —~—ees a —_—_—_—_—_———_$_—$—$— aK 


28 Sepr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 15], 5413 


PROCLAMATION 
New 2 Mees WALES, } By His Excellency The Right Honourable FrepEric Joun Napier, Baron CHELMSFORD, 
wit. ‘ 
Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint 


(L.8.) 
Bien George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the 
Governor. Commonwealth of Australia 


ALTERATION OF LAND DISTRICT BOUNDARIES. 
ia pursuance of the provisions of the 40th section of the Crown Lands Acs of 1839, I, Freperic Jonn Narizr, Baron CHELMSFORD, 
Govern r of the State of New South Wales. with the advice of the Executive Council, do hereby proclaim that the measured 
ortion hereinafter particularised, within the Land Districts of Forbes aad Condoboliv, shall be and is hereby declared to be wholly ~ 


within the Lard District of Forbes :— 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


County of Gipps, parish of Cadow, portion 103 of 317 acres. Plan G. 2,241-1,871. 
CMs. Ls. 1910-12,071 ] 


REVOCATION OF PART OF MOAMA POPULATION AREA. 
WHEREAS a certain portion of Crown Land was set apsrt as a Population Area at Moama by Proclamation of 18th May, 1869: 
And whereas it is deemed expedient to revoke part of euch Population Area: Now, therefore, 1, FrepERIC JoHN Napizr, Baron 
Cnetmsrorp, the Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council; do hereby proclaim that so much of the said Proclamation 
ag relates to the land hereunder described shall be and is hereby revoked,—but such revocation shall not take effect till after the expiration 
of sixty days from the date of publication hereof in the Government Gazette :-— 


— 


Land District. | Division. et et a County. Parish. | Municipality. | Area. | Part revoked. Papers No. 
7 
Aly a. ATE BS 
Deniliquin ..., Centra! ..| 18 May, 1869 ...| Cadell ... ...| Moama Moama ..| 40 0 0| Part within portion 233. (Plan C, 3,976-| C.S. 1910= _.- 
| 1,477.) 9,954, 


<——— 


ye s 
Nore.—Iield under conditional purchase. 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this twenty-seventh day of September, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine-: 


hundred and ten, and in the first year of His Majesty’s Reign. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 


S. W. MOORE. |; 
1859] GOD SAVE THE KING! HHO: 


{1991} Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


& 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD SELECTION. 
|? is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions ot the Crown Lands Acts, the Crown Lands comprised within the block 
hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Homestead Selection, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions 
of the law. 
~The block will be available for Original Homestead Selection on snd after 27TH OCTOBER, 1910. 

An application for a Homestead Selection shali be in Form 21, and must be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and a 
survey fee as hereinatter apecified. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly 
instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the arnount unpaid. Payment of the first of auch instalments shail be . 
made with the application. The epplication shall be signed and the declaration printed on the back of the form shall be made by the 
applicant. The application may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised 
for the purpose in writing, during office hours on 27th October, 1910, or during office hours on any subsequent business day, or may be: 
forwarded on any day tothe Land Agent in a posted letter, but so as not to be received by the Land Agent before the 27th October, 
1910. : ae 
All applications for Original Homestead Selection lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in 
writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 27th October, 1910, or at any time between 
the 27th October and the 2nd November, 1910, inclusive, shall together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 27th October, 1910. 

The Homestead Selection will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and to the following special conditions :— 

(a) The Homestead Selector shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and 
keep the land free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 

(b) The Homestead Selector shall not cut or remove timber from the block for sale unless he pays royalty thereon in accordar ce 
with the Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 

The principal conditions which attach to a Homestead Selectiou are perpetual residence and payment of rent. 

A Homestead Selection is not transferable before issuc of the grant, and a grant cannot issue until the expiration 
of the first five years. 

Application must be made in good faith, that is to say, the sole object of the applicant in making the applicatior 


must be to obtain the land in order that he may hold and use i¢ for hig own exclusive benefit according to law. The 


Land Board, if satisfied an application is made otherwise than in good faith, is authorised to declare the deposit 
forfeited. 


HOMESTEAD SELECTION AREA No. 1,199. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanxp District of CowrA, AND WAUGOOLA SHIRE. 


go ie : es anal 2 Natureand | Nearest Town : 
=o rea 0 apita urvey Estimated and Character of Land, Soil, Timber 
County. Parish. % 2%] Block. Value. eaiighbnis Fes. value of distance Water Supply. «or " ; 
ay I | ae Improvements.| therefrom. 
° 
eee y - 
901 |)2% P| & & 4a £24.) £2 4. 
Forbes - | Watta- {502 6 0 20 $31) 199) -OF Siu ee ae Nil. Within subur-| Koorawatha Slightly undulating to flat; gcod 
mondara. (at £5 10s. bin boun- Creek. agricultural land; timbered with 
per acre). . daries of white and yellow box and gum 
Wattamond- with a little apple. S Ag; 
ara. ’ C.S. 1910-145,041. ; = 
Notes—Includes part of homestead selection area No. 1,097, notified 24th March, 1999. Includes reserve from sale and lease under 136th section of Crown at 


Lands Act of 1884, 


54l4 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 151. [28 Sxepr., 1910. 


oo ee 


HOMESTEAD SELECTION AREA No. 1,199—continued. 


For a Homestead Selection with residence by deputy before issue of » grant, the annual rent, until iesue of the grant, shall be 33 per 
centum of the capital value, and the full amount of the survey fee will have to be paid with the application. 


The value of any improvements, and interest on such value at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum, is payable in four equal yearly 
instalments. The first instalment shall be paid before the expiration of twelve months from the date of application. 


IT I8 POINTED OUT THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROVEMENTS ARE OR MAY BE UPON THE LAND 
AT THE DAIE OF APPLICATION HAS NOT BEEN APPRAISED, AND ATTENTION IS INVITED TO SECTION 2 OF 
THE CROWN LANDS ACT, 1898, which provides that— 


An appraisement or determination of the value of any improvements shall be made after the land has become the subject of sn 
application for homestead selection, unless both the owner (other than the Crown) of the improvements and the incoming selector have 
agreed to dispense with such appraisement, and have agreed on the value to be paid, in which case the agreed value of the improvements 
éhall be deemed to be the appraised value within the meaning of subsection “db” of section 16 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895. 
Provided that, if in any case the value of the improvements as appraised or determined is at least 20 per centum higher than their estimated 
vaiue ae above notified, the Land Board may allow the incoming selector, upon application within the preroribed time, to withdraw his 
application and to obtain a refund of any moneys paid in connection therewith. 

S. W. MOORE. 


[1992] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 28th September, 1910, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART OROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD SELECTION. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the Crown Lands comprised within the block 
hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Homestead Selection, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions 
of the law. 


The block will be available for Original Homestead Selection on and after 27TH OCTOBER, 1910. 


An application for a Homestead Selection shall be in Form 21, and must be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and a 
survey fee as hereinafter specified. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly 
instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. Payment of the first of such instalments ‘shall be 
made with thes pplication. The application shall be signed and the declaration printed on the back of the form shall be made by the 
applicant. The application may be lodged with the Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised 
for the purpose in writing, during office hours on 27th October, 1510, or during office hours on any subsequent business day, or may be 
forwarded on any day to the Land Agent in a posted letter, but so 2a not to be received by the Land Agent before the 27th October, 1910. 

All app'i-ations for Original Homestead Selection lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in 
writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 27th October, 1910, or at any time between 
the 27th October, end the 2nd November, 1910, inclusive, shall together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 27th October, 1910. 

The Homestead Selection will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and to the following special conditions :— 


(a2) The Homestead Selector shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and 
keep the land free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all noxious scrubs 
uncergrowths, and weeds. 

(b) No tin:ber shall be cut or removed fromtheJand for the purpose of sale except subject to the provisions of the Forestry 
Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 

(c) One-sixteenth of the green timber on the block shall be preserved in the form of fire-breaks, clumps for shade and shelter 
for stock, or plantations for future timber supply. ; 

The principal conditions which attach to a Homestead Selection are perpetual residence and payment of rent. 


A Homestead Selection is not transferable before issus of the grant, anda grant cannot issue until the expira- 
ticn of the first five years. 
Application must be made in good faith, that is to say, the sole object of the applicant in making the application 
must be to obtain the land in order that he may hold and use it for his own exclusive benefit according to law. The 


ee Baie if satisfied an application is made otherwise than ix good faith, is authorised to declare the deposit 
orfeited. 


—— 


HOMESTEAD SELECTION AREA No, 1,200. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF H1riston. 
Within Hillstgn population area, which is not affected by this notification. 


— 


r z “ Annual Nature and | Nearest Town | 
County | Parish. (5 & 2| Area of Capital Rent Survey | Estimated and Water Character of Land, Soil, 
uff 5gn Blicck. Value. for first Fee. Value of Im-| distance there- Supply. Timber, &c. 
a4 Ss term. provements. from. 
d | Acres, Lhe BOiloe Se 0.) Go Bod, 
Nicholscn | Redbank | 104 169 190° 2°°6' |) 22> T° "6" 247120 Nil. Tfiliston, about 1}} No natural! Level; about 120 acres open forest of box, 
(at £1 28.Cd, mile ; about 8f| supply, but] pine, belah, yarran, wilga, and scattered 
per acre). miles from Cur-| gocd water) scrub, half of which is a box swamp 
rathool Railway; isobtainable|] liable to ‘nundation; black soil, re- 
Station, by sinking| mainder red gandy soil and clay sub- 
about 10] soil; about 50 acres suitable for cultiva- 
feet. tion in a natural etate, ° 
Plan N, 926-1,992; C.S. 1910~18,821. 


For a Homestead Selection with residence by deputy before issue of a grant, the annual rent, until issue of the grant, shall be 33 per 
centum of the capital value, and the full amount of the survey fee will have to be paid with the application. 


: The value of any improvements and interest on such value at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum is payable in four equal yearly 
instalments. The first instalment shall be paid before the expiration of twelve months from the date of application. 


IT IS POINTED OUT THAT THE VALUE OF WHATEVER IMPROVEMENTS ARE OR MAY BH UPON THE LAND 
AT THE DATE OF APPLICATION HAS NOT BEEN APPRAISED, AND ATTENTION IS INVITED TO SECTION 2 OF 
THE CROWN LANDS AOT, 1898, which provides that— 


An appraisement or determination of the value of any improvements shall be made after the land has become the subject of an 
application for Homestead Selection, unless both the owner (other than the’ Crown) of the improvements and the incoming selector 
have agreed to dispense with such appraisement, and have agreed on the value to be paid, in which case the agreed value of the improve- 
ments shall be deemed to be the appraised value within the meaning of subsection “b” of section 15 of the Crown Lands Act of 1895. 
Provided that, if in any case the value of the improvements as appraised or determined is at least 20 per_centum higher than their estimated 
value as above notified, the Land Board may allow the incoming selector, upon application within the prescribed time, to withdraw his 
aplication and to obtain a refund of any moneys paid in connection therewith. : 


S. W. MOORE. 


28 Supr., 1910.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. | BAIS 


[1993] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 
REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALi, LEASE, &c. 
if is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the reserves from sale or lease, 
: Se described, ar2 hereby reyoked,—but such revocation shall not take effect until after the expiration‘of sixty days from the 
above date. 


3. W. MOORE 


Land Reserve Date of me - F 
District. Division. No. Purpose. Notifi Maton, County Parish. Shire, &c. Area. | Part revoked. Papers No. 
Dewtss Di 

Dubbo ...| Central..| 2,295 | Fromsale for water| 28 Aug., 188*| Ewenmar. Coolbaggie.| Timbrebrongie 8 0 0 | The part within portion 5!;| Aln. 1910- 
supply. Shire. (about. EB. 2,035-1,890. 11,851. 

Bombala..| Bastern...{ ss... From sale and lease 11 Lec., 19v9{ Wellesley...) Cathcart... Bibbenluke 55 0 0} The whole; portion 139.| Ms. 1910- 
under ‘the provi- Shire. (Plan W. 4,497-1,584.) 14,422, 
sions of section 
136, Crown Lands 


Act, 1884. 
Nore.—To besome7available for ordinary selection, ist December, 110. 


Murwil- { Eastern | 2,891 | Fromsaleforpublic| 8 Jan., 1887| Rous ...| Terrancera | Village of C.o- 0 1 0{ Within allotment 2 of sec-{| Aln.1910- 


lumbah. buildings. loon and tion 1. (C. 1-2,315 Roll.) 13,152, 
Tweed Shire, 
Newcastle do ...| 43,633 | From after-auction| 24 Feb., 1909) Northum- | Awaba ... Lake Mac- 246 2 22! The whole we ae «| Aln. 1910= 
purchase, berland. quarie Shire. 12,433. 
Cowra ... do ...| 43,716 do ..| 17 Mar., 1959) Bathurst...| Canowin- Waugoola Shire 1 13)}| The whole, (Plans C. 5-1,720| Aln 1910= 
dra.' and village cf and C, 1-1,780.) 12,691. 
| Canowindra. 


umba. supply. et aA ekg (about). 1,522.) 14,331, 
umb. Shire, 


Nore.—This area will become available tc the lessee of conditional lease 1,704 fur additional conditional purchase on the Ist December, 2910. 


Tumbar- ] Eastern.{ J,76i | From sale for water| 8 Aug, 1877/ Selwyo "| Manus...’ ManusR.A.176| 2% 0 0O/| The whole. (Plan S. 1907-{ Ms, 1910- 


Se 


[1994] Department of Tands, 
- Sydney, 28th September, 1910, 


REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASE, &c. 


1 is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the reserves from sale, lease, or 
license hereunder described, are hereby revoked. - 
S. W. MOORE. 


. + 
Be ak Division. we tae Purpose. x pee County, Parish. Holding, &c. Area. | Part revoked. No y 
— : a ; 
. 7 | de top 
Armidale | Eastern. |} Under | From annual] 13 April,1892/ Sandon ...| Arding ... Gostwyck Shire, 19 38 0 | Partwithin portion 178. (Pian| Oce. 1910- 
general) lease cr cecu- | S. 4,011-1,560.) 8,502. 
notice, | pation license. 
Doers 1. do” *.. do do Pail homies = do és do om do ... 20 0 0| Part within portion 175. (S.| Oc. 1910- 
44.696 | From sale Z 4,012-1,63 '.) 8,458, 
Barmed- Central { 44.497 | Krom li a j 29 Dee... 1900 Bourke ..| Ariah  ...| Coolamon Sh’re 3 2 4| The whole; portion 43. (Plan| Ms. 19..9- 
man ; iense fae | B. 2,915-3,806.) 21,922 
lease generally | shad 3 Meee 
for public schocl | 
site. | 
Balranald| do ...| 41,342} From sale for| 13 Feb, 1907) Wakool ..| Mallee ...| Poon Boon eae 2 0 0| The part within poriion 14.! Mr. Ls. 
South. travelling stock. 4a,and Wako3l: (Pian W. 2,419-1,917.) 191¢- 
; Shire. | 12,452. 
Denili- dO} raise 1 | From pastoral 28 Sept., 1835) Cadell ..| Tantonan. Cobran R.A.67?, 10 0 0} Thewhole... ise sae « | Ms. 191 - 
_ quin. lease for specia} and Murray 15,234, 
lease. Shire. | 
Narran- do ..| 8,698 | From sale for] 23 Feb., 1889) Ccoper...| Narran- Within the sub- 0 1 14}) The part within portion 89 .., Ms. Ls. 
dera. travelling stcck. dere.' urban boun-, 191¢- 
daries and 12,221. 
municipality 
of Narrandera. 
Kempsey. | Eastern.. 114 | Water reserve ...| 22 Nov, 1880) Raleigh ...| Warrell ... Bellingen Shire 4 0 0| The balance. (P.an R. 2,537-| Ms. 1910- 
| (about). 1,714 ) 5,578. 
Mudgee ...| Eastern..| 25,278 ) From lease gener- 18 Jan., 1896; Thiilip .../Guntawang) Wyaldra Shire 29 0 0 _ Commencing at north-west cor-} Ms, Ls. 
ally ner of portion 314, west about} 1910-12,524. 
9 chains, scuth to 1 chain 
road, by that road and por- 
| tion 314, to poiat cf com- 
| mencement,—being Special 
| Lease 1909-31, 
Notr.—tield under Special Lease. 
Welling- | Hastera..{ 1,981 | rem sale for| 5Dec., 188; Gordon .. Gundy ...! Macquarie 3 0 0] That part between the rcad| Ms. Ls. 
ton travelling stcck, Shire. (about)- from Pcnto to Wellingtcn| 1910-1°,8 8 
and Bushranger’s Creek,| 
extending south-westerly, 
from a point about 12 chains 
west of the north-west c>r- 
ner cf Special Lease 1909-1,— 
being Special Lease 1969-21. 


Tamworth’ Eastern..| ..... | Reserve from sale] 2i Feb., 1909{ Buckland...| Grenfell ...| Tamarang 320 0 0 | The whole; portion 223. (Plan| Ms. Ls. 
and lease under Shire. B, 3,711-1,788), 19.0-11,£6.. 
sec. 126, Crown 
Lands Act, 1884. 
Cer) are do canhinee. 59 = do «| 2 do as do | 2:8 0 0} The whele; porticns £34 and do 
| 189. (Plans B. 3,712 ani B. 
9,821-1,788). 


 Novri.—Weld under Spccial Lease. 


Gadara Shire... 2 0 0| That part within the boun-| Ala. 1910- 


Tamut ...) Eastern..{ Under ) From annual] 13 April, 1892) Wynyard ..| Adelong ... 
dari:s of measurel p rticn) 12,162. 


general} lease or cecupa- 


notice. | tion license. 733. 
Do | do | do do ail LO!) yy = do «| do co do oh 0 1 0 | That part within pcrtion 1,912) Aln. 191)- 
12,178. 
Young ...| do .| do .. do sa| 199-55 » | Monteagle | YouDg  o| ssessseereereerers 1 119) Part within portion 1,438 ...| Aln, 1910- 
11,792, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 


Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


REVOCATION OF PARTS OF TRACTS OR AREAS SET APART FOR SETTLEMENT LEASE, Xe. 


“Sareas hereunder described for settlement lease, &c., are hereby 1evoked. 


EP pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, the notificatioas setting apart the Crown Land comprised within the tracts or 


S. W. MOORE. 


(28 Srpr., 1910. 


See 


: 
: 


S. 


lass sf Tin ding . ; 4 
Land | Division. | for which the land | , U@teef | County. | Parish. Shire.! Area. Part revoked. Papers No, 
is District. was sct spart. ° M ca . ete 
a 
| 20 0 £ Settlement L Ms. L 
..| Central ...| Scttlement leas «| 21 July, 1897...) Nare.mine | Willydih. .) Timbrebongie 2 0 0 | That part cf Settlement Lease 8. Le, 
Tae? tee rebate ot? f 5 AreaNo, 212.within pertion| 1910-12,185. 
24. (N. 1405-1,584.) 
Note—Within reserve 45,801 from sale (reserve 47,852 from lease generally) f .r pablic school purposes, notified this day. 

Pirkes ...] Central Add tional eonditi nalj 20 July, 191°,..) Kennedy | Burra  ...{ Lachlan .. {2,765 0 9 | The whole. (Plan K. 1,°41- Ms. 1910- 
purchase, a@ditiona! and Cun- \ (about). 2,904 Roll.) 145737. 
condi ional purchase ningbam, 

Y Jease,e.ndilion«] lease 
additivpal home tead 
selec’ ien, or addit.ona! 


Nore.—So much of the nolification in the Government Gaze'te of 29th July, 1910, as relates to the revocation of that part of Settlement Lease Area No. 647 


settiemest leas. 


within designed portion 11 (Plan K. 1,041-2,949 Roli), is hereby cancelled. 


[1995] 


i 


Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


WITHDRAWALS FROM TEMPORARY COMMONS. 


hereinafter specified. 


is hereby notified that the porti.nz of land hereunder described have been withdrawn from the temporary commons at the localitie 


S. W. MOORE. 


[1998] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL SETTLEMENT LEASE. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 4 of the Crown Lands Amendment 

Act of 1905, the Crown Lands comprised within the 
areas hereunder described are hereby set apart for ad- 
ditional settlement leases, and shall become and be 
available therefor on and after the 27th October, 1910, 
it is further notified that the annual rent of the land 
for additional settlement lease shall be 83d. per acre, 
with terms of appraisement as provided for by the 
Crown Lands Acts. It is also notified that, in pur- 
suance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, any 
additional settlement lease confirmed for the land in 


question, or any part thereof, shall be subject to the © 


following special conditions :—(a) Box, pine, and iron- 
bark trees of 6 inches or over in diameter at 3 feet 
from the greund which are useful or likely to prove 
suitable for fencing, building, or railway sleepers, 
shail not be destroyed by ringbarking or otherwise, 
except»under permit issued under tho provisions of 
section 21 (a) of the Forestry Act, 1909: Provided that 
the lessee may clear any land which is to be cultivated 
within twelve months from the date of clearing, or 
cut any timber required for the purpose of erecting 
any necessary buildings or other improvements on 
the subject land. (b) No timber shall be cut or re- 
moved from the land for the purpose of sale, except 
cubject ‘to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, 
and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. (c) 
‘he ltessee shall preservo ample timber for shelter or 
shale purposes: (¢) The lessee may destroy by ring- 
barking or otherwise without permit all other timber 
excapt edible scrubs. (e) Any travelling stock re- 
serve within the area leased shall, during the currency 


of the lease, be open to the use of bona fide travellers, 
travelling stock, teamsters, and carriers, without in- 


terference or annoyance by the lessee, and the lessee. 


shall post in a conspicuous place thereon notice-boards 
indicating, for public information, the purpose of any 
such reserves. In fencing any such reserves the 
lessee shail also provide gates and other facilities for 
the entrance and exit of travelling stock, teamsters, 
and carriers. Such notice-boards, gates, and facilities 
to be erected and maintained to the satisfaction of the 
Stock Inspector. 'The Minister for Lands may, at any 
time and from time to time, withdraw from lease the 
whole or any part of the land comprised within any 
travelling stock and camping reserve within the area 
for any public purpose, and the lessee shall not be 
entitled to any compensation whatsoever, either in 
respect of such withdrawal or for any improvements 
effected on the area so withdrawn. (f) The lessee 
shall not overstock any travelling stock reserve within 
the farm, either wholly cr in part, the decision as to 
overstocking to rest with the Minister for Lands. 


S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrricr or Narrasri, anD NaMmor Sure. 


County of Jamiscn, parish of Cowimangarah, con- 
taining an area of 100 acres. The Crown Lands with- 
in the boundaries of travelling stock and camping 
reserve 38,209, notified 20th August, 1904. Plan cata- 
logued Ms. 531 Th. ‘ 

Norr.—The above does not affect travelling stock 
and camping’ reserve 38,209. 

[Ms. 1910-10,645] = 


s Land Pence Pr Date of mat is et od. P N 
District, Division Locality. Notification. Ceunty. | Parish. | Shire. Area Part revoked. apers No, 
—~— 
a 1. P.| : ay é r 
Armidale ...| Eastern..| Uralla 8 Feb., 1870...| Sandoa Arding Gostwyck..| 20 0 U Bet age portion 17%. (Plan 8. 4,012-| Occ, 1910- 
£60). a j 458, 
D> ..| @o M07 te Cac en ea ee ay eee do .| 19 8 0| Part within portion 178, (Plan §, 4,911- ee. yo10- 
1,660), 63. 
Tumut ...; do ...{| Adelong ..| 3 Nov., 1871...; Wynyard..| Adelong .| Gadara ... 0 1 ¢6| That part within the boundaries of] Aln. 1910- 
measured portion 1,912. 12,178. 
Do do sos Co Sa HD: SIR 39) eee do co do Oe me: 2 0 O | That part within portion 733... eae oes Ae) ERs 
12,182. 
Young .| do ~.| Young ...| 15 Mar., 1867...) Monteagle..| Young 1 119 | Within the boundaries of measured por-| Aln. 19°0- 
| tion 1,438. 11,792. 


ee 


28 Sepr., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 15]. 5417 


[1997] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 

NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE, 
CONDITIONAL LEAS, ADDITIONAL CONDI. 
TIONAL PURCHASE LEASE, ADDITIONAL 
HOMESTEAD SELECTION, OR ADDITIONAL 
SETTLEMENT LHASE. 


if is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 4 of the Crown Lands Amend- 
ment Act of 1905, and section 22 of the Crown Lands 
(Amendment) Act, 1908, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the area hereunder described are hereby set 
apart for additional conditional purchases or con- 
ditional leases (other than those mentioned in sub- 
section | (b) of the first-mentioned section), additional 
conditional purchase leases, additional homestead 
selections, or additional settlement leases, arid shall 
become and be available therefor on and after tho 
ist December, 1910. It is further notified that the 
price of the land for additional conditional purchase, 
or the capital-values for additional homestead selec- 
tion, or additional conditional purchase lease, @vhen- 
ever applied for, shall be 15s. per acre. It is also 
notified that any holdings within this area shall. be 
subject to the following special conditions, viz. :—-(a) 
Timber which is suitable or likely to prove suitable for 
fencing, building, mining, or railway sleepers shall 
not be destroyed by ringbarking or otherwise, except 
under permit issued under the provisions of section 21 
(a) of the Forestry Act, 1909: Provided that the lessee 
or selector may clear any land which is to be culti- 
vated within twelve months from date of clearing, or 
cut any timber required for the purpose of erecting 
any necessary buildings or other improvements on the 
subject land. (b) No timber shall be cut or removed 
from the land for the purpose of sale except subject 
to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and Regu- 
lations thereunder at the time in force. (c) The 
selector or lessee shall preserve ample timber for 
shelter and shade purposes. (d) The selector or lessee 
may destroy by ringbarkine or otherwise, without 
permit, all other timber except edible shrubs. 


S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION, 
Land District or Tarez, AND MANNING SuHtRE. 


County of Gloucester, parish of Gooloongolok, con- 
taining an area of about 1,800 acres. The Crown 
Lands bounded by, portions 121, 118, 99, 96,. 127,130, 
132, 131, 88, 136, 126, 138, 89, 65, 42, 74, 77, and 129. 

Norz.—Includes part of reserve from conditional 
ree notified 25th March, 1879, which is revoked this 
day. 


[Ms. 1910-14,190] 


eee 


[290] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 
TOWN AND SUBURBAN LANDS AT WINDSOR. 
I T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 10st section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1884, the following portions of Crown Lands 
are declared to be set apart as the sites for town and 
suburban lands respectively at Windsor. 


S. W. MOORE. 


Boundaries of town lands at Windsor. 


County of Cumberland, parish of St. Matthew, area 
about 800 acres: Commencing at the junction of 
Rickaby’s Creek with the Hawkesbury River; and 
bounded thence by Rickaby’s Creek upwards to the 
northern corner of portion 139, Thomas Primrose’s 
10 acres; thence bounded by the north-east boundary 
of that portion, and a south-east line, across a road, 
to the north corner of the Benevolent Asylum’s por- 
tion of 12 acres 3 roods 33 perches ; thence by a line 
partly forming the north-eastern boundaries of that 
portion and portion 227 of 9 acres 3 roods 28 perches 
bearing south-easterly to the south-westerly prolonga- 
tion of the south-eastern side of Mileham-street ; 
thence by that side of that street north-easterly to the 
south-west side of Forbes-street ; thence by the south- 
west side of Forbes-street south-easterly to the western 
boundary of portion 18, John Lewis’ 30 acres ; thence 
by part of that boundary north to the north-west 
corner of that portion; thence by the northern boun- 
dary of portion 18 east to South Creek ; thence by that 
creek downwards to the south corner of S. Wilcox’s 
30 acres; thence by the south-western boundary of 


that 30 acres north-westerly to the Hawkesbury River ; 
and thence by that river upwards, to the point of 
commencement, 


Norr.—In lieu of town boundaries of Windsor, noti- 
fied on the 20th March, 1885, hereby revoked. 


‘[AlIn, 1910-5,439] 


Boundaries of suburban lands at Windsor. 


County of Cumberland, parishes of St. Matthew 
and Ham Common, area about 9,650 acres: Commen- 
cing on the south bank of the Hawkesbury River, at 
the north-western corner of portion 60 of 400 acres 
granted to George Eggleton and others ; and_bounded 
thence by the Hawkesbury River downwards to the 
confluence of South Creek; thence by South Creek 
upwards to the north-western prolongation of the 
north-eastern boundary of Andrew Thompson’s 120 
acres; thence by a line partly forming the north- 
eastern boundaries of that 120 acres and portions &9, 
198, 200, 201, 203, 205, 206, 207, and 58 south-easterly 
to the eastern corner of the last-mentioned portion ; 
thence by the south-eastern boundary of portion 58, 
the southern boundaries of, portion 47 and a line 
generally south-westerly to the left bank of South 
Creek; thence by that bank upwards to the Black- 
town-Richmond road ; thence by the north-eastern side 
of that road north-westerly to Rickaby’s Creek ; thence 
by that creek downwards to the south corner of por- 
tion 133, Mark Shepherd’s 5 acres; thence by a line 
partly forming the south-western boundaries of por- 
tions 133, 131, 130, 129, 128, 127, 126, 125, 124, 123, 
and 122, parish of St. Matthew, and portion 120, 
parish of Ham Common, north-westerly to the west- 
ern corner of the lastmentioned portion ; thence by a 
line partly forming the north-western boundaries of 
portion 120, the Windsor glebe, parish of Ham Com- 
mon, and an area of 200 acres, dedicated for race- 
‘course, and portion 119, parish of St. Matthew, north- 
easterly to the south-western boundary of portion 63, 
William Ezzy’s 1380 acres; thence by part of that 
boundary and the western boundaries of portion 62, 
William Nash’s 180 acres; portion 85, Duncan McKel. 
lar’s 23 acres, and portion 60 first before mentioned 
bearing generally northerly, to the point of commence- 
ment,—but exclusive of the area of 800 acres within 
the town boundaries, notified this day. 

Norr.—In lieu of suburban boundaries of Windsor, 
notified 20th March, 1885, hereby revoked. 

[AIn. 1910-53439]. : 


[1999] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF TOWN OF 
WINDSOR. 


{4 is hereby notified, for public information, that, 

under the provisions of section 107 of the Crown 
Lands Act of 1884, and section 57 of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1895, the design of the town of Windsor has 


been altered, by amending the limits of the town and 
suburban lands, 


[Aln. 1910-5,439] S. W. MOORE. 


[2002] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 28th September, 1910.- 


WITHDRAWAL FROM SPECIAL LEASE FOR 
QUARRY. 


iB is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in pursuance of the provisions of the 108th and 
10Ist sections of the Crown Lands Act of 1884, and 
the 39th section of the Crown Lands Act of 1889, the 


' land hereunder described is hereby withdrawn from 


special lease 2,605, Barmedman, held by Jchn Brett, 
and reserved from sale pending determination of the 
portions to be set apart for quarry, and reserved and 
exempted from lease generally. 


S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Land District or BARMEDMAN, AND NARRABURRA 
SHIRE. 


No. 45,809. from sale (45,810 from lease generally). 
County of Bourke, parish of Beaconsfield, containing 
an area of 10 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries : Commencing at the north-west 
corner of portion 7; and bounded thence by lines east 
10 chains, south 10 chains, west 10 chains, and north 
10 chains, to the point of commencement,—being 
part of portion 7 on plan B. 772-1,808. 

[Ms. 1910-3,947] 


5418 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. [28 Sepr., 1910. 


[2001] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


SUBURBAN LANDS AT MOAMA. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 101st section of the Crown Lands 
“Act of 1884, the following portions of Crown Lands 
are declared to be set apart as the site for the subur- 
ban lands at Moama. 


S. W. MOORE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or DENILIQUIN. 


County of Cadell, parishes of Moama and Tataila, 
containing an area of about 2,330 acres: Commencing 
at the south-western corner of portion 31, parish of 
Moama, being the most western corner of town lands 
of Moama ; gers bounded by the right bank of the 
Murray River downwards to the most eastern south- 
eastern corner of portion 1, parish of Tataila; by that 

ortion north aa, north-westerly, by portions 19 and 
55 north to a point west of the north-western corner 
of portion 76; by a line partly forming the north boun- 
daries of portion 76 ad portions 132, 133, 152, 153, 
and 154, parish of Moama, east to the west boundary 
of portion 59; by that portion south and east; by 
portion 69 east, by portion 101 south-westerly and 
south-easterly, and by portion 99 south-westerly to 
the right bank of the Murray River aforesaid ; and 
thence by that river downwards, to point of com- 
mencement,—but exclusive of portion 233 (Plan C. 
1,076-1,577) and town lands of Moama, notified 4th 
November, 1893. 


~ Nore.—In lieu of suburban boundaries of Moama, 
povlieg 18th September, 1907, which are hereby can- 
celled. 

[C.S. 1910-9,954] 


[2005] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


RESERVES FROM SALE AND LEASE 
GENERALLY. 

Te is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of the 101st section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1884, and the 39th section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1889, the lands hereunder described shall be 
reserved from sale pending determination of the por- 
tions to be set apart for the public purposes herein- 
after respectively specified, and reserved and exempted 
from lease generally, and they are hereby reserved 
and exempted accordingly, 


S. W. MOORE. 


, CENTRAL DIVISION. 
For Addition to Hospital Site. 


Lanp Disrricr or GuNNEDAH, AND GUNNEDAH Muntct- 
PALITY. 


No. 45,819 from sale (45,820 from lease generally). 
County of Pottinger, parish of Gunnedah, containing 
an area of 2 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of measured portion 21,—as shown on plan 
P. 4,792-1: 781; 


Norz.—That part of reserve 27,130 for travelling 
stock and access within the above, is hereby revoked. 
[Ms. 1910-15,513] 


For Addition to Show Ground. 


Lanp District or Duspo, AND TIMBREBONGIE SHIRE. 


No. 45,794 from sale (45,795 from lease generally). 
County of Narromine, parish of Wentworth, contain- 
ing an area of 10 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of measured portion 196. Plan N. 
1,414-1,884, 

Notz.—Parts (10 acres each) of reserve 24,944 from 
sale, 24,945 from license and annual lease, notified 
24th October, 1896, are hereby revoked. : 

[Ms. 1910-14,912] 


For Water Supply. 


Lanp District or BARMEDMAN, AND CooLaMon Suter. 


No. 45,807 from sale (45,808 fram lease generally). 
County of Bourke, parish of Warri, containing an 
area of about 15 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries : Commencing on the north-west 


side of the railway from Barellan to Temora, at a 
point bearing about south 64 degrees east. from the 
southern corner of portion 10, parish of Ramsay ; and 
bounded thence by lines bearing north-westerly 15 
chains, south-westerly 10 chains, south-easterly about 
15 chains to the railway aforesaid; and by that rail- 
way north-easterly, to point of commencement. 


[Ms. 1910-13,808] 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
For Extension of Rifle Range. 


Lanp Disrrict aNnp Munrcrpariry or Gien Ixnes. 


No. 45,796 from sale (45,797 from lease generally). 
County of Gough, parish of Glen Innes, containing an 
area of about 178 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing at a point on 
the north-western boundary of reserve 3,921 for rifle 
range, notified 13th August, 1887, 7 chains north- 
east of the south-west corner of that reserve; and 
bounded thence north 75 degrees west 3 chains 41 
links; thence south 23 degrees 32 minutes west 4A 
chaiffs 96 links; thence south 15 degrees west 45 
chains 453 links; thence south 75 degrees east 22 
chains 73 links; thence north 15 degrees east 45 chains 
45} links; thence north 6 degrees 28 minutes east 45 
chains 96 links ; thence north 75 degrees west 3 chains 
4; links to the south-east boundary ‘of reserve 3,921 
aforesaid; and by the boundaries of that reserve 
south-west, north-west, and north-east, to point of 
commencement. Again commencing at the north-west 
corner of reserve 3,921 aforesaid; and bounded thence 
by the prolongation of the north-west side of that 
reserve north-easterly to the prolongation west of the 
south side of Lang-street; by that side of that street 
east to its intersection with the prolongation of the 
south-eastern side of reserve 3,921 aforesaid ; by that 
prolongation south-westerly; and by that reserve 
north-westerly, to point of commencement. 

Norz.—Includes part (about 67 acres) of reserve 
7,485 for temporary common, notified 6th October, 
1888, reserved from annual lease or occupation license, 
13th April, 1892; part (about 107 acres) of reserve 
12,469 for extension to temporary common, notified 
6th September, 1890, -reserved from annual lease or 
occupation license, 13th April, 1892; and part 
(about 4 acres) of reserve 3 ,846 from sale, 38,847 
from license and annual lease, notified 11th February, 
1905, which are hereby revoked. 


[Ms. 1910-14,651] 


For Night-Soil Depot. 


Lanp Drsrrict oF PENRITH, AND Biuz Movunratxs 
SHIRE. 


No. 45,821 from sale (45,822 from lease generally). 
County of Cook, parish of Jamieson, containing 
an area of 10 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
fone of measured portion 321. Plan CG. 2,241- 


[Ms. 1910-15,084] 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


For Public School Purposes. 


Lanp District or Dupo, ann TIMBREBONGIE SHIRE. 
No. 45,801 from sale (45,802 from lease generally), 


County of Narromine, parish of Willydah, containing 
an area of 2 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of portion 34,—as shown on plan N. 1,405- 


2 


Notr.—That part of Settlement Lease Area No. 212 


notified 21st July, 1897, within the above, is revoked 
this day. 


[Ms. Ls. 1910-12,135] 
EASTERN DIVISION, 
For Rifle Range. 


LAnpD District or Baruourst, AND Turon Sure. 


No. 45,816 from gale (45,817 for lease generally), 
County of Roxburgh, parish of Sofala, containing an 
area of about 120 acres. The Crown Lands shown by 
green edging on tracing Ms. 1,073 Oe. 

Norr.—Includes parts of reserves 24,420 from sale 
and 24,421 from ‘annual lease for temporary common 


at Sofala and Wattle Flat, notified 25th July, 1896, 
which parts are hereby revoked. 


[Ms. 1910-12,582] 


28 Supr., 1910.] 


For Travelling Stock and Camping. 
Lanp District or ARMIDALE, AND DuMmAREsQ Sure. 


No. 45,788 from sale (45,789 from lease generally). 
County of Sandon, parish of Armidale, containing an 
area of 6 acres 2 roods 20 perches. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of measured portion 648,— 
shown on plan A. 36-1,354, 


Norre.—In lieu of reserve 1,190 for public purposes, 
hereby revoked. 


[Ms. 1910-13,500] 
For Water Supply. 


Lanp Districr or latucow, aNnD Buur Mountatns 
SHIRE, 


No. 40,805 from sale (45,806 from lease generally). 
County of Cook, parish of Jamieson, containing an 
area of about 1,860 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing on the south- 
eastern side of the Mount Hay road, at a point 19 
chains south-westerly from the 5-mile mark; and 
bounded thence by lines east and south to the north- 
east corner of portion 36; by portions 36, 84, 33, 32, 
103, 106, and 104 generally south-westerly; and by 
*the Mount Hay road aforesaid generally north-east- 
erly to point of commencement,—also includes por- 
tions 104, 105, 107, 108, 110 to 113, 117 (remainder), 
118 (remainder), 125, 128, 143, 144, 145 (remainder), 
198 to 200, and 400 to 425. Plans C. 983, C. 2,155, 
C. 2,156, C. 2,157-1,507 Rolls. 
[Aln. 1910-11,578] 


For Public Recreation. 
Lanp District or MAItLAND, AND Cessnock Suren. 


No, 45,780 from sale (45,781 from lease generally). 
County of Northumberland, parish of Stanford, con- 
taining an area of 4 acres. The Crown Lands within 


the boundaries of a measured area shown on plan 
catalogued Ms. 1,435 Md: = 


[Ms. 1910-14,14,064] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


[2004] 


RESERVES FROM SALE. 


® 

ith is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 101st section of the Crown Lands 

Act of 1884, the lands hereunder described shall be 

reserved from sale pending determination of the por- 

tions to be set apart for the public purposes herein- 

after respectively specified, and they are hereby 

reserved accordingly. 


S. W. MOORE. 


2 For Public Recreation. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


LAnp District or Nowra. 


No. 45,811. County of St. Vincent, parish of 
Nowra, containing an area of 2 acres 2 roods 24 
perches. The Crown Lands within the following boun- 
daries: Commencing on the right bank of the Shoal- 
haven River, at its intersection with the northern 
prolongation of the east side of Shoalhaven-street ; 
bounded thence by that side of that street southerly 
to the landward boundary of the 100 feet reservation 
along the said river; thence by part. of that boun- 
dary north-easterly to the west boundary of portion 
370 of 1 rood; thence by part of that boundary north 
to the Shoalhaven River aforesaid; and thence by 


that river upwards, to the point of commencement,— 


shown on plan catalogued Ms. 3,254 Sy., and being 
part of the 100 feet reservation within grant of 82 
acres to John J. Peacock. 


[Ms, 1910-14,930] 


Lanp District oF SINGLETON, AND Patrick Pains 
SHIRE. 


No. 45,812. County of Northumberland, parish of 
Harrowby, village of Broke, containing an area of 
about 5 acres. The Crown Lands within section 37 of 
the village of Broke,—as shown on plan catalogued 
B. 4-1,715 Roll. 


[Ms, 1910-10,471] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 


| 


5419 


For Trigonometrical Purposes. 
WESTERN DIVISION, 
Lanp District or Bourke. 


Within Winbar resumed area No. 260. 


No. 45,792. County of Yanda, parish of Kerie, con- 
taining an area of 10 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing at a point 
bearing 220 degrees 46 minutes 80 seconds 9,336°5 links 
from the western corner of homestead lease 0-7, 
parish Tigeralba; and bounded thence by lines bear- 
ing south 10 chains, west 10 chains, north 10 chains, 
and east 10 chains, to the point of commencement. 
Plan Ms. 824 Be. 


[Ms. 1910-9,627] 


No. 45,793. County of Yanda, parish of Derrina, 
containing an area of 10 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries: Commencing at a 
point bearing 198 degrees 40 minutes 27 seconds 
32,460°5 links from the 70-mile post on road Cobar to 
Louth; and bounded thence by lines bearing east 10 
chains, south 10 chains, west 10 chains, and north 
10 chains, to the point of commencement. Plan Ms. 
825 Be. 

[Ms. 1910-9,630] 


Within Gundabooka leasehold area No. 177. 


No. 45,790. County of Yanda, parish of Bimbera, 
containing an area of 12 acres. The Crown Jands 
within the following boundaries: Commencing at a 
point bearing 76 degrees 41 minutes 14,932°4 links 
from the north-east corner of portion 4; and bounded 
thence by lines bearing 340 degrees 12 chains, 70 
degrees 10 chains, 160 degrees 12 chains, and 250 
degrees 10 chains, to the point of commencement. 
Plan Ms. 822 Be. 


[Ms. 1910-9,625] 


Within Gundabooka leasehold area No. 177. 


No. 45,791. County of Yanda, parish of Yanda, 
containing an area of 8 acres 1 rood 22 perches. ‘The 
Crown Lands within the following boundaries: Com- 
mencing at a point bearing 135 degrees (mag.) 707 
links from trigonometrical station Gunderbooka; and 
bounded thenze by lines bearing west 10 chains, north 
8 chains 39 links, east 10 chains, and south 8 chains 


39 links, to the point of commencement. Plan Ms. 
821 Be. 
[Ms. 1910-9,623] 

e 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


RESERVE FROM SALE FOR TRAVELLING 
STOCK AND CAMPING. 


fe is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of the 109th section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1884, the Crown Lands hereunder described are 
hereby defined, set apart, and reserved from sale, 
“Bor the passage of stock travelling pursuant to the 
provisions contained in the Act 41 Victoria No. 19, 
or any Act amending the same, and for a camping 
place for travelling stock.” 


[2003] 


S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Casino, AND KyooiLe Sure. 


Within Dyraaba resumed area No. 141. 


No. 45,799. County of Buller, parish of Robertson. 
The Crown Lands bounded by portions 35 and 384, the 
right bank of Peacock Creek, the east boundary of 
portion 5, parish of Bonalbo, county of Buller, and 
an east and north boundary of travelling stock reserve 
35,908. 


Notr.—Camping and travelling stock reserve 35,903, 
notified 6th June, 1903, is hereby revoked. 


[Ms. 1910-15,196] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 151. 


(28 Sepr., 1910. 


[2006] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


RESERVES FROM SALE OR LEASE, &o. 


Le is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of the 39th section of the Crown Lands 
Act of 1889, the lands hereunder described shall be 
and are hereby temporarily reserved from sale or lease 
respectively, or from sale and lease, &c., as herein- 
after specified. 


S. W. MOORE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
From After-auction Sale. 


_Lanp District or TUMBARUMBA, AND TUMBARUMBA 
SHIRE. 


No. 45,828. County of Selwyn, parish of Tumbar- 
umba, containing an area of 1 acre 234 perches. The 
Crown Lands within the boundaries of allotment 4, 
section 16, and suburban portions 370 and 372, Plans 
‘Tumbarumba 4, S. 1,724, 1,735-1,522. 

[Ms. 1910-15,428] 


fter-auction Tender as an Improvement 
‘Lease. 


From 


Lanp District or BomBaia, AND BiBpENLUKE SHIRE. 


No. 45,803. County of Wellesley, parishes of Cree- 
wah and 'Thoko, containing an area of about 3,190 
acres. The Crown Lands within the following boun- 
daries: Commencing on the Bombala River, at the 
north-west corner of portion 89, parish of Creewah; 
and bounded thence by that portion, portion 61, the 
Bombala River, portion 85, and again the Bombala 
River generally southerly; by portions 101, 83, 49, 
28, 29, again 28, again 49, 82, a fence running in a 
south-easterly direction from the south-east corner 
cf portion 82, and forest reserve 38,506, notified 12 
November, 1904, generally northerly and easterly ; by 
portions 68 and GY north and east; by the track from 
Cathcart to Cooma north-westerly to camping and 
travelling stock reserve 274 from sale (reserve 68 from 
lease), notified L0th December, 1875, parish of Thoko; 
and by that reserve, portions 181 and 182, and ihe 
3ombala River aforesaid generally southerly, to point 
of commencement. : 


[Oee. 1909-11,104] 
From Snow Lease. 


Lanp Districts or Cooma AND TUMBARUMBA, AND Dat- 
GETY AND TUMBARUMBA SHIRES. 


Partly within resumed areas Nos. 840, 841, and 842. 


No. 45,818. Counties of Selwyn and Wallace, 
parishes of Round Hill, Dargals, Nungar, Jagungai, 
Guthega, Kosciusko, and Mitchell, containing an area 
of 65,3830 acres. The Crown Lands within the boun- 
daries of snow lease lots 3, parishes of Jagungal 
Round Hill d D Is; 4 and 5 Ti Round 
Round Hill, and Dargals; 4 an , parish of Round 
Hill, county of Selwyn; those parts (about 640 acres 
each) of snow lease lot 17, parish of Nungar, not held 
under snow lease; snow lease lots 78 and 79, parish 

aly Ey Kk ° + . 
of Guthega ; 83, 84, and 85, parish of Kosciusko; 89, 
parishes of Kosciusko and Guthega; 938, parishes of 
Kosciusko, Guthega, and Mitchell; 98, 99, and that 
part (about 1,790 acres) of snow lease lot 100, parish 
of Mitchell, county of Wallace, west of a line south 
from the south-west corntr of portion 3. Plans Sn. 
Te 1 Ca. Roll, Sn. L. 4 Ca., Sn. L. 3 Wga., Sn. L. 4 
W ga,, Sn. Ll. 5 Wea, Sn. I. 35 Wea. 

[Oce. 1910-8,384] 


From Lease Generally. 


Lanp Disrrict or GunDAGAI, AND ApsJUuNGBILLY Surer., 


No. 45,814. County of Wynyard, parish of South 
Gundagat, and town of South Gundagai, containing 
an area of about 3 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of section 16, town of South Gun- 
dagai 

lagai. 

an NOTE. The above is identical with water reserve 
35,104 from sale, notified 18th October, 1902. 


[Ms, Ls. 1910-10,893] 


| [Ms. 1910-6,971] 


From Sale Generally. 


Lanp District or BATHURST, AND BLAXLAND SHIRE. 


No. 45,818. County of Roxburgh, parish of Turon, 
containing an area of about 250 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries: Commencing 
at the south-east corner of portion 9; and bounded 
thence by a line south, by a line partly forming the 
north boundary ef portion 33 east, the west boun- 
dary of an area set apart for original conditional 
purchase 24th February, 1909, north, by right lines 
2 chains distant from the left bank of the Turon 
River generally north-westerly, and by reserve 44,872 
generally, to the point of commencement. 


Nors.—Includes part of area set apart for addi- 
tional holdings 24th February, 1909, which part is 
hereby revoked. 


[Ms. 1910-15,353] 


[2007 ] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


CROWN LANDS NOT AVAILABLE FOR SETTLE- 
MENT UNTIL SURVEY EFFECIED AND 
FURTHER NOTIFICATION. 


A Rs pursuance of the provisions of section 10 of the 
Crown Lands Act of 1895, it is hereby notified 
that the Crown Lands comprised within the tracts or 
areas hereunder described shall not be available for 
the purposes of any application until a further notifi- 
cation has been published in the Gazette. 


8S. W. MOORE 


EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or YAss, AND GoopRApIGEEE SHIRE. 


County of King, parish of Manton, containing an 
area of 107 acres 3 roods. The Crown Lancs within 
measured portion 141,—as shown on plan catalogued 
K.. 5,509-1,995. 


Nove.—Reserve 45,562 from after-auction sale, noti- 
fied 38rd August, 1910, is hereby revoked. 


[Ms. 1910-15,483] 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp Disrricr or ConpozoLin, AND Lacuisn Surre. 


County of Dowling, parishes of Guagong, Borapine, 
Yarrabundry, and Tebeande, containing an area of 
about 45,000 acres. The Crown Lands within the foi- 
lowing boundaries: Commencing at the south-western 
corner of portion 6, parish ef Guagong; thence east 
to improvement lease 1,766; thence by that improve- 
ment lease and portion 2, parish Brotheroney, south- 
easterly and easterly to the north-western corner of 
portion 2, parish Borapine; thence south to portion 
15; thence by that portion and portion 7, parish of 
Narden, west, south, west, and south-east to improve- 
ment lease 776; thence by that improvement lease, 
portion 2, parish Tebeando, and a line north-westerly 
and westerly to the south-east corner of parish of 
Yarran; thence by that parish and parish of Triga- 
long north, north-west, east, and north, to point of 
commencement, 
[Ms. 1910-15,762] 


[2008] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


ERRATUM. 


N the description of an area withdrawn from the 
Land Districts of Armidale and Walcha, and 
transferred to the Land District of Kempsey bv 
Gazette notice of 17th Augtist, 1910, page 4594, for 
“upwards” in the sixth line, read ‘‘downwards.”’ 


S. W. MOORE. 


28" Srpr., 1910.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 5421 


i 


eta, Snel  e  S 


[2036] Forestry Department, 
Sydney, 28th September, 1910. 


“NOTICE UNDER ‘‘FORESTRY ACT, 1909.” 


AvutHorisep Depots. 


’ is hereby notified, for public information, that the 
: undermentioned sites are authorised depots for 
the measurement and inspection of timber and the 
determination of royalty, subject to the provisions of 
the Forestry Act and Regulations thereunder. 
[Forests 1910-9,889 | 

J, A. HOGUE. 


County of Gloucester, parish of Bullahdelah. 


The unoccupied Crown Lands embracing an area of 
about 2 acres, being portion .of wharf reserve 224 and 
measured portion No. 54, and commencing on the left 
bank of the Myall River, at the north-west corner of 
portion 54, and including land exclusive of roads 
within 2 chains in rectangular distance easterly from 
the left bank of that river downwards in a southerly 
direction for about 10} chains to the south-west corner 
of portion 54. Locally known as ‘“Mill Wharf Depot.”’ 


County of Gloucester, parish of Nerong. 


The unoccupied Crown Lands embracing an area. of 
about 1 acre: Commencing on the right or south side 
of Myall River at its intersection with the Bullah- 
delah Bridge, and including land exclusive of road 
within 14 chains in rectangular distance southerly from 
the right bank of that river for a distance of 7 chains 
upwards in a westerly direction. Locally known as 
‘‘Bullahdelah Wharf Depot.” 


County of Gloucester, parish of Bullahdelah. 


Embracing an area of about an acre on the frontage 
of measured portion No. 49, being part of reserve 126, 
notified 21st May, 1883: Commencing on the right 
bank of Booloombayt Creek, at a post marked as per 
Regulation No. 6 about 10 chains north-westerly from 
the south-east corner of said portion 49; thence up- 
wards along such creek for a distance of 10 chains to 
another marked post and including all land between 
such posts back frem creek frontage to the western 
boundary of said portion 49. 


County of Macquarie, parish of Wingham. 


The unoccupied Crown Land being part. of reserve 
44,550, notified 3rd November, 1909, comprising about 
1 rood and included in the following boundaries: Com- 
mencing on the left bank of the Manning River, at 
a tree marked (as per Regulation No. 6) near its 
intersection with the southern side of Isabella-street ; 
thence upwards along such river for a distance of 34 
chains; thence north about 2 chains to Tsabella-street ; 
thenee easterly along the south side of Isabella-street, 
to point of commencement, Locally known as ‘Wing- 
ham Timber Wharf.” . 


County of Gloucester, parish of Tinonee. 


The unoccupied Crown Lands embracing an area of 
about an acre on the south side of the Manning River, 
being reserve No. 15,349 for whariage purposes, noti- 
fied 12th March, 1892. Locally known as ‘‘Tinonee 
Timber Wharf.” 

County of Gloucester, parish of Tinonee. 

The unoccupied Crown Lands embracing an area of 
about 1 rood on the south side of the Manning River, 
being reserve No, 38,616 for wharfage and access, noti- 
fied 3rd December, 1904. Locally known as ‘‘Purfleet 
Timber Depot.”’ 

County of Gloucester, parish of Bohnock. 


The unoccupied Crown Lands embracing an area of 
sbous 4 acres: Commencing at south-west corner of 
portion 52; thence west 5 chains; thence north to 
Berady Creek or McCartney’s Creek; thence east and 
south along water frontage of said creek to west boun- 
dary of said portion 52; thence south along said boun- 
dary, to point of commencement,—being part of 
forest reserve 84,607, noted 14th June, 1902. Locally 
known as ‘‘McOartney’s Creek Depot.” 


County of Gloucester, parish of Bohnock. 


The unoccupied Crown Lands embracing an area of 
about 32 acres: Commencing at high-water mark on 
the west bank of Warwiba or Gilmours Creek, at its 
intersection with the north boundary of reserve ila 
for wharfage purposes, notified Gth March, 1882, and 
including the land within 14 chains in rectangular 
distanee westerly from high-water mark, extending in 
a southerly direction to the south boundary of that 
reserve. Jocally known as ‘‘Gilmours Creek, West 
Depot.” 


County of Gloucester, parish of Bohnock. 


The unoccupied Crown Lands embracing an area of 
about 2 acres: Commencing on high-water mark on 
the east bank of Warwiba or Gilmour’s Creek, at its 
intersection with the south-west boundary of portion 
89; thence by high-water mark along that creek 
southerly 10 chains; thence by a line at right angles 
to the course of that creek to its intersection with the 
road leading to Bohnock; and by that road and the 
boundaries of portion 89, to point of commencement. 
Locally known as ‘‘Gilmour’s Creek East Depot.” 


County of Gloucester, parish of Bohnock. 


The unoceupied Crown Lands embracing an area of 
about 84 acres, including the land 1) chains in a 
rectangular distance southerly from the south bank of 
the Manning River, extending from the east boundary 
of portion 72, a distance of about 10 chains, to the 
west boundary of portion No. 2. Locally known as 
‘‘Bohnock Timber Depot.” 


County of Gloucester, parish of Tuncurry. 


The unoccupied Crown Lands embracing an area of 
about 3 acres: Commencing on the north bank of the 
Wollomba River, at a point south of the south-west 
corner of portion 77 (John Breckenridge); thence 
westerly along said bank of river to a tree marked as 
per Regulation No. 6, a distance of about 10 chains, 
and including all land within 8 chains in rectangular 
distance northerly from the Wollamba River, being 
part of reserve 35,236 from lease generally for whart- 
age, notified 7th January, 1888. Locally known as 
‘‘Wollamba Depot, No. 1.” 


County of Gloucester, parish of Tuncurry. 

The unoccupied Crown Lands embracing an area of 
about 1 acre: Commencing on the right bank of 
Bungwhal Creek,.at the south-west corner of portion 
52; thence south-westerly along such creek bank to its 
intersection with the east boundary of portion 83; 
thence north by such east boundary of said portion to 
its intersection with read from Wailford to Ferster; 
thence easterly by the south side of said road to the 
western boundary of portion 52; thence south along 
such western boundary of said portion, to point of 
commencement. Locally known as ‘‘Bungwahl Creek 
Depst.” 


County of Gloucester, parish of Tuncurry. 

The unoccupied Crown Lands embracing an area of 
about 11 acres, on the north bank of the Wollamba 
River: Commencing at its intersection with the west- 
ern boundary of portion 22; thence north by such 
western boundary of said portion (continuing north 
across road of access) to south boundary of portion 20 
(J.. Mather); thence west along such south boundary 
of said portion to its intersection with the Wollamba 
River; thence south-east along bank of such river, to 
point of commencement. Locally known as ‘The 


Schoo! Depot.” 


County of Macquarie, parish of Redbank. 


The unoccupied Crown Lands commencing on the 
left bank of the Hastings River, at its intersection 
with the north side of Bains Bridge and including all 
land within 14 chains in rectanguiar distance from 
such left bank of the Hastings Rivet for a distance of 
about 18 chains, northerly along such river banks, 
being the whole of the water frontage to an ares 
resumed for wharfage purposes, notified 22nd May, 
1894. Locally known as ‘Bains Bridge Depdot.’’ 


County of Macquarie, parish of Redbank. 


The unoccupied Crown Lands embracing an area of 


4 acres reserved for wharfage purposes, and notified 
380th Gctober, 1891: Commencing on the north bank of 


_ Morton’s Creek, at its intersection with the west side 


of road Wauchope to Telegraph Point; thence north 
about 12 chains to a post marked as per Regulation 
No. 6; thence east about 8 chains to its intersection 
with said creek; thence southerly and westerly along 
such creek, to point of commencement. Locally known 
as ‘‘Morton’s Creek Depét.”’ 


County of Macquarie, parish of Macquarie. 


The wnoceupied Crown Land embracing an area of 
about 2 acres: Commencing on the right bank of the 
Hastings River, at the north-west corner of portion 
18, village of Sancrox, otherwise Haytown, and includ- 
ing land within 2 chains in rectangular distance 
southerly from bank of said river for a distance cf 
10 chains, north-easterly along such river bank, 
Locally known as‘‘‘Haytown Depot,” 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. [28 Supr., 1910. 


Mribate Advertisements, 


REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


Norrce or INTENDED REGISTRATION OF DIscit\RGE OF 
MorTGAGE WiTHoUr PropvuctTion oF THE DUPLICATE 
OF THE MORTGAGE. 


In the matter of the Mortgage, dated 6th July, 19 0, No. 
311,484, from Eliza Jane Layton to Mary Bethsheba 
Lannen, over the whole of the Jand compriced in Certifi- 
cate of Title, Vol. 1326, Fol. 113, 2 acres 82 perches, in 
Oliver, Wood, Souter, and Brown streets, at and in parish 
Bundarra, county Hardinge. 


NOTIOE is hereby given of the intention of the Registrar- 
General to register a discharge of the above mentioned mortgage 
after the expiration of twenty-one days from the date hereof, 
without production of the duplicate of the Mortgage, reason- 
able cause having been shown, pursuant to section 48 of the 
Real Property Act. All information respecting above may 


be obtained at the Land Titles Office, Elizabeth-street, Sydney 
W. G. H-WIiLLIAMS3, 

21st September, 1910. Registrar-Gexeral. 

898 a 


NOTICE is hereby given that application is intended to be 
be made to the Parliament of New South Wales, during the 
next ensuing Session thereof, for leave to bring in a Bill to 
enable and give powers to The Canterbury Park Racecourse 
Company, Limited (duly incorporated) to close certain streets 
between their property in the Municipality of Canterbury, 
being James-street and Arthur-street, and a portion of a 
certain street in the said Municipality between their property, 
being a portion of Frederick-street. And in leu thereof to 
dedicate for the use and for the purpose of public roads or 
streets certain pieces or parcels of land in the Municipality 
of Canterbury aforesaid, for the purpose of enabling the 
Council of the said Municipality to inerease the width of 
certain roads or streets within the Municipality aforesaid- 
being John-street and Palmer-street and portion of Broughton- 
street, which streets adjoin the property of the Company 
before mentioned. The proposed alteration will be advan- 
tageous and convenient to the public, and will be of benefit 
to the said Municipality. The proposed alteration has been 
approved of by the Mayor and Councillors of the said 
Municipality. And for other the purposes consequent there- 
on and incidental thereto mentioned in the said Bill.—Dated 
at Sydney, this 13th day of June, a.p. 1910. 
CURTISS & BARRY, 
Solicitors for the said Bill and the Canterbury Park Race- 
course Company, Limited, 
Belmont Building, 15 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 


66—3 £1 16s. 


CERTIFICATE AS TO TRUSTEES OF CILURCH 
LANDS IN THE ROMAN CATHOLIC DIOCH3IE 
OF LiSMORE. 


I, The Right Reverend John Carroll, of Lismore, in the State |. 


of New South Wales, Bishop of Lismore, hereby certify that 
The Right Reverend Jobn Carroll, of Lismore aforesaid, Bishop 
~ of Lismore; Thomas John McDermott, of Lismore aforesaid, 
storekeeper; and Joseph Beds Kelly, of Lismore afcresaid, 
licensed surveyor; are at the date hercof the Trustecs of the 
“Roman Catholic Diocese of Lizmore Chureh Lunds Act, 
19¢8.”—Dated at Lismore, this twenty-second day of August, 
one thousand nine hundred and tea. 


JOHN CARROLL, 
Roxan Catholic Bishop of Lismore. 
948 5s. 


WHEREAS by Indenture dated the 12th day of May, 1865, 
registered No. 50, Book 107, made between Francis Robert 
Lewis Rossi of the one part and the Right Reverend Mesac 
Thomas, Lord Bishop of Goulburn, of the other part,—All 
that piece or parcel of land containing by admeasurement 
one hundred and fifty-three acres two roods, more or less, in 
the parish of Goulburn, county of Argyle, and State of New 
South Wales, comprising the whole of the said Francis Robert 
Lewis Rossi’s one hundred acres and a portion of T. N. 
Rossi’s two thousand five hundred and sixty acres, com- 
mencing on the Wollondilly River at the north-east corner of 
F. Rossi’s two. thousand five hundred and sixty acres; and 
bounded on the west by part of the east boundary of that land, 
being a line bearing south two thousand six hundred and sixty 
links ; then by a line bearing west one thousand two hundred 
and ninety-two links; then by a line bearing west one thousand 
two hundred and ninety-two links ; then by a line bearing 
south three thousand eight hundred links to a track leading 


from Goulburn; then by that track, being a line bearing ° 


‘Property Trust, Diocese of Goulburn. 


south fifty-five degrees forty-seven minutes east one thousand 
five hundred and twelve links to the Goulburn Reserve ; 
then by that reserve, being a line north one thousand five 
hundred and forty links ; and again by that reserve, being a 
line east one thousand eight hundred links ; then by a line 
north five thousand five hundred and twenty links to the 
Wollondilly River; aud by that river westerly, to the point 
of commencement,—was conveyed and assured to the said 
Bishop of Goulburn and his successors for ever, to the intent 
that the same was to be dedicated for a residence for the said 
Bishop of Goulburn and his successors. And whereas the 
said parcel of land is now fully vested in the Right Reverend 
Christopher George Barlow, Bishop of Goulburn, in succession 
to the said Bishop Thomas. And whereas it is desired that 
the said lands should now be vested in the Church of England 
Now, therefore, I, the. 
said Reverend Christopher George Barlow, Bishop of Goul- 
burn, do hereby, in exercise and in pursuance of the power and 
authority given by section four of the ‘‘Church of England 
Trust Property Incorporation Act, 1881,” consent to the said 
parcel of land, hereditaments, and premises being vested in 
the said Corporate Body known as the Church of England 
Property Trust, Diocese of Goulburn, subject to and in 
accordance with the Trusts upon which the said Bishop now 
holds the same. In witness whereof, I have hereunto affixed 

my episcopal seal, this 12th day of September, 1910, 

; (L.8.) C. G. GOULBURN. 
The Seal of the Bishop of Goulburn, was affixed 
hereto, and this consent signed by the said 
Bishop in my presence,— 

J. W. Warp, Diocesan Registrar. 

I hereby certify that the above is a true copy of the original 


consent signed by me. 
C. G. GOULBURN, 
Bishop of Goulburn. 
16s. 


GLADSTONE RACECOURSE AND REOGREATION 

; RESERVE. 
NOTI °F is hereb; given that a mecting of the Trustees of tha 
Gladstone Racecouree and Recreation Reserve will be he!d on 
the 24th Sep‘e nber, 1910. 


WM. BROWN. 
Hon. Secretary for Trustees. 
Gladstone, 21st Septem*er, 1910. 
949 32. 


I, the und:rsigned, ALEXANDER MoGRUGOR, hereby 
make spplication to register “ The Lady Gladys Goli and 
Copper Mining Company Limited,’ under the provisio:s of 
the Mining Partnerships Act, 1900, ard I do solemnly and 
sincerely declare that the fol!owing statement is, to the b st of 
my belief and knowledge, true in every particular, namely :— 

1. The name and style of the Company is “The Lady 
Gladys Gold and Copper Mining Company Limited.” 

2. The place of intended operations is in the parish of 
Nadbuck, near Broken Hill, in the State of New South Wales. 

3. Tho nominal capital of the Company is one thousand and 
thirty-five pounds, in two hundred and seven shares of five 
pounds each. 

4. The amount slready paid up-is two hundred and fiftcen 
pounds. 

5. The name of the Manazer is Alexander McGregor 

6 The office of the Company is at Blende-strcet, Broken 
Hill. 

7, The names and several residences of the sharehol Jers, and 
the number of shares held by each at this date, are as 
follows :— 

Name of Shareholder, 
Albert Harding ... 
Andrew Stenhous2 


Residence, No. of Shares. 
.. Broken Hill, N.S.W..., 29 
~ Broken Hilly NS: W.%.0S5 
TVrederick Groth... - ... Broken Hill, N.S.W.... 2 
Charles Eley Pe brOkensHiline NaS nV ace Se 
Erncst Boan ms wae roken: Hill, NS: Wii iat 2 
Louis Gordon .., ... Broken Hill, N.S.W. .. 2 
Anthony Hall... ... Broken Hill, N.S.W.... 1 
Alexander McGregor (in Broken Hill, N.S.W.... 64 
trust for ths share- 
holders). 
Alexander McGregor (in Broken Hill, N.S.W. ... 
trust for the Company). 


100 
A. McGREGOR, 


Manager. 
Witness to signature— 
AntHony Hatt, ¢ 
Solicitor, Broken Hill. 
959 15s. 


28 Sepr., 1910.] 


MEMORANDUM FOR REGISTRATION OF THE 
JENNINGS TIN MINING COMPANY, No-Lranrniry. 


1. The name of the Company is to be the Jennings Tin 
Mining Company, No Liability.” 

2. The first place of operations is in Tingha District, county 
of Hardinge, New South Wales. 


8. The first registered Office of the Company will be cituated 
at No, 113 Pitt-street, Sydney. 


_ 4. The value of the property held in trust for the Company, 
including plant and machinery, is seven hundred and cighty 
pounds. 


5. The amount of money at the credit of the Compeny, or 
any person on its behalf, is one thousand two hundred and 
seventy-six pounds, and the total liability of the Company, or 
which the Company is intended to assume or undertake, is two 
thousand three hundred and twenty pounds, 


6. The nominal capital of the Company is two thousand 
three hundred snd twenty pounds, in two thousand three 
hundred and twenty contributing shares of one pound each, 


7. The number of contributing shares subscribed for is two 
thousand three hundred and twenty, paid up to eleven shillings 
each, 

8. The name of the provisional Manager is Frederick Smythe 
Willis. 

9. Fifty-five per cent. of the contributing capital has been 
paid up in cash, 

10. No contract has been entered into on behalf of the 
Company. 


Dated this twent-first day of September, one thousand nine 
hundred and ten. 


The persons whose names, descriptions, and addresses are 
subscribed, hereby apply to register the Jennings Tin Mining 
Company, No- Liability, as a No-Liability Company. 

Names, Dereriptions, and Ad- Number 

dresses of Subscribers. of Shares, 

(Sgd.) Herbert Thomas Bell, One ... (Sgd.) Fred. 8. Willis. 
Solicitor, 12 O’Conne!l-st., 
Syduey. 

(Sgd.) Arthur James Firkins, One 
Merchant, 15-17 Market- 
st, Sydney. 

(Sgd ) Clarence Read, Medical One 
Practitioner, Llanberis, 
Chatswood. 

(Sed.) Charles Arthur Mar- One 
shall, Pharmacist, cnr. Pitt 
and Park sts., Sydney. 

(Sga.) |W... 8... Park, jnr.,, One 
Pharmacist, Chatswood. 

(Sgd.) Edward H. Buchanan, One 
Drummoyne. 
(Sgd.) Fred. S. Willis, Incor- One ,,, (Sgd.) Alex. Cook, 113 

porated Accountant, Sydney. Pitt-st., Sydney. 


Witness. 


.. (Sgd) Fred. 8. Willis. 
»» (Sgd.) Fred. 8. Willis. 
... (Sgd.) Fred. 8. Willis, 


e 
.. (Fgd.) Fred. 8. Willis 
.. (Sgd.) Fred. 8. Willis. 


I, Frederick Smythe Willis, of No. 113 Pitt-street, Sydney, 
in the State of New South Wales, Accountant, do hereby 
solemnly and sincerely declare and affirm that— 


1. I am the provisional Manager of the said intended 
Company. : 

2. The above statements are, to the best of my knowledge, 
information, and belief, true in every particular. 


And I make this solemn declaration as to the matters aforesaid 
according to the law in this behalf made, and subject to the 
punishment by law provided for any wilfully false statement 
in any such declaration. 


(Sgd.) FRED. 8. WILLIS. 


Declared before me, this twenty-first day of September, 
1910,— 
(Sgd.) Cuas. A. Waxes, J.P., Witness. 


952 £1 2s. 


RE AUSTRALIAN MACHINERY COMPANY, 
LIMITED. 


Formal Notice of Resolution passed 21st October, 1909, 
confirmed 12th November, 1909. 


“ THAT, owing to the sale of the New South Wales business 
of Australian Machinery Company, Limited, to Mr. A. F. 
Partridge, the Company be wound up voluntarily, and Mr. 
A. F. Partridge be appointed liquidator.” 


Australian Machinery Company, Limited, 
A. Ff, PARTRIDGE, 
Managing Director, 
954 4s. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 


5423 


THE NEW ELDORADO GOLD-MINING CO, 
(No-LiABILity). 


I, the undersigned, hereby give notice that an increase in the 
capital of the aboyenamed Company was, on the third day of 
November, 1909, resolved on by the issue of 36,000 new shares 
of five shillings each, in addition to the 36,( 09 shares theretofore 
existing in the Company, which new shares are contributing, 
and preferential with the following rights, liabilities, privileges, 
and advantages attached thereto :— 


1. Such new shares shall be divided into a class to be calied 
* Class A shares.” ‘The shares already issued and thereto- 
fure existing in the Company shall hereafter be called 
“ Ordinary shares.” 


2. Class A shares shall be issued subject to the liability of five 
shillings per share, payable as fcllows:—Three pence per 
shave on application; application accompanied by pay- 
ment of three pence for each share applied for to be made 
within the time prescribed by the Directors, when such 
shares are made available for allotment and issue. Three 
pence per share on aliotment to be psid within such time 
as the Directors may appoint. Balance in calls not to 
exceed three pence per share per month, at such times as 
the Directors may from time to time appoint. 


3. Present memb.rs cf the Company are to be entitled to apply 
for and have alloited t» them Class A shares pro rata to 
the ordinary shares held by members in the Company. 


4, In the event of any member failing within such time as the 
Directors may appoint to exercise the right to take up 
Class A shares hereby conferred, any shares of such class 
remaining unapplied for, or if applied for unallotted by 
reason of non-payment of allotment money in respect - 
thereof within the time prescribed, may be applied for by 
and allotted on the pro rata basis aforesaid to members 
holding ordinary shares who have already applied for and 
been allotted their full complement of Class A shares. 


5. In the event of any Class A shares remaining unapplied for 
cr allctted under any of the foregoing provisions, the 
Directors may dispose thereof as they may think expedient. 

6. Notwithstanding anything contained in any rule of the Com- 
pany, the holder or holders of Class A shares shall be 
entitled to receive in respect of such shares in priority to 
ordinary shares and to the exclusion thereof all dividends 
payable by the Company to its members until the full 
amount of the new capital called up on Class A shares 
shall have been repaid thereon, and shall further be 
entitled in any winding-up cr other distribution of the 
assets of the Company to receive in priority in respect of 
Class A shares and to the exclusion of ordinary shares 
repayment of the amount of capital subscribed in respect 
of Class A shares. Provided always that any dividend or 
other moneys already received by or on account of Class A 
shares in repayment of capital subscribed thereon shall te 
taken into account in any such winding-up or. other dis- 
tribution of assets of the Company. 


The per centum of the contributing capital represented by 
such new shares has been duly paid to the Company in cash, 
Dated this twenty-first day of September, 1910. 


JOHN LEAH, 
Legal Manager for the said Company, 


933 18s, 


MN es eS eS See 


In the matter of the Commonwealth Silver Lead 
Co, Ltd. 


(In Liquidation.) 


THE above Company having gone into voluntary 
liquidation on the ninth day of September, 1910. 
Notice is hereby given that the creditors of the above- 
named Company are required, on or before the thirty- 
first day of October, 1910, to send their names and 
addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, 
and the names and addresses of their solicitors, if any, 
to the undersigned, Alfred John Robert Wimble, of 
Equitable Building, George-street, Sydney, in the 
State of New South Wales, the liquidator of the said 
Company, and if so required by notice in writing from. 
the said liquidator, are by their solicitors to come in and 
prove their said debts or claims at such time and place 
as shall be specified in such notice, or in default there- 
‘of they will be excluded from the benefit of any dis- 
tribution made before such debts are proved. 


Dated this nineteenth day of September, one thou- 
sand nine hundred and ten. 5 
A. J. R. WIMBLE, 
Liquidator. 


913 7s. 


5424 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. [28 Sepr., 1910, 


In the matter of The Port Jackson Land and_Invest- 
ment Company Limited and Reduced, and in the 
matter of the ‘Companies Act, 1899.” 

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition for confirm- 

ing a Resolution reducing the capital of the above 

Company from fifty thousand pounds, divided into 

fifty thousand shares of one pound each, to twenty- 

two thousand five hundred and twenty-two pounds 
ten shillings, divided into twenty-three thousand one 
hundred shares of nineteen ‘shillings and sixpence 
each, was, on the twenty-second day of August last 
ast, presented to_the Honourable Philip Whistler 

Street, Judge in Equity, and is now pending; and 

that the list of creditors of the Company is to be 

made out as for the first day of November next. 


Dated this twentieth day of September, a.p. 1910. 


WILKINSON & OSBORNE, 
Solicitors for the above Company, 
14 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 
909 8s, 


MEMORANDUM FOR’ REGISTRATION OF THE 
STAR OF YERRANDERIE SILVER-MINING 
COMPANY, No-Lrasruiry. 


1. The name of the Company is tc be “ The Star of Yerran- 
derie Silver-mining Company, No-Liability.” 

2.-The first place of operations, or intended operations, is 
at Yerranderie, near Camden, in the State of New South 
Wales. 

8. The first registered Office of the Company will be situated 
in 63 Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 

4, The value of the Company’s intended property, including 
plant and machinery, is eight huedred pounds. 

5. The amount of money at the credit of the Company, or 
any person on its behalf, is two hundred and seventy-five 
pounds and the total Jiabilit'es of the Company, or which 
the Company is intended to assume or undertake, is two 
thovsand two hundred pounds. 

6. The nominal capital of the Company is nine thousand 
pounds, in eighteen thousand shares of ten shillings each, of 
which thirteen thousand six hund+ed shares are to be is-ued as 
fully paid up, and four thousand four hundred shares are to 
be issued as contributing shares. 

7. The number of contributing shares subscribed for is 
one thousand four hundred. : 

8. The name of the provisional (or firs’) Manager is 
Arthur William Cooper. | 

9. Fen per centum of the contributing capitel has been duly 
paid up in cash. 

10. Lhe only contract entered into on behalf of this Com- 
pany is that of which particulars are stated hereunder— 

(a) 21st September, 1910. Agreement :—Kobert Francis 
Butcher, Peter J. Baalman, William Mashman, Samuel 
Butcher, Henry Mashi an, John Mashman and Oliver Clews 
of the one part and Arthur William Cooper (agent for the 
Company) of the other part, for the sale of mining pro- 
perties. Dated this 22nd day of September, A.D. 1910. 


We the persons whose names and addresses are subscribed 
hereto, apply to register ‘““The Star of Yerranderie Silver- 
miniog Company, No-Liability”” as a No-Liability Company. 


Witness to all 


s Signatures and addresses of intending 
signatures— 


subscribers. 

( Robert Francis Butcher, Chatswood. 
| Peter John Baalman, “ans Souci. 
| Henry Mashman, Roseville. 
+ Samuel Butcher, Artarmon. 

J. Mashman, Auburn. 

Wm. Mashman, Roseville. 
(Oliver Clews, Neutral Bay. 


J. 8. Richardson, 
Solr., Sydney. 


DECLARATION VERIFYING MEMORANDUM FOR REGISTRATION. 


I, Arthur William Cooper, of 63 Elizabeth-street, Sydney, 
in the State of New South Wales, Company Manager, hereby 
solemnly declare and affirm that— ; 


1. Tam the Manager (or provisional Manager) of the said 
intended Company. 

2. The above statements are, to the best of my belief and 
knowledge, true in every particular. 


And I make this soleinn declaration as to the matters afore- 
said according to the law in this behalf made, and subject to 
the punishment by Jaw provided for any wilfully false state- 
ment in any such declaration. 
(Sgd.) ARTHUR W. COOPER, 
Manager (or Provisional Maneger). 
Declared at Sydney, before me, this twenty-second day of 
September, 1910,— 
--(Sgd.) Owen Bracket, J.P, 
968 19s. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hitherto 
existing between the undersigned, Leslie Marlborough 
Landsborough, Rowland Leate Hollie, and Louis 
Goldring, trading at number 227 Castlereagh-street, 
Sydney, as The Victeria Soft Goods Manufacturing 
Company, has this day been dissolved by mutual con- 
sent by the said Leslie Marlborougn Landsborough and 
Rowland Leate Ficlie retiring from the business in 
favour of the said Louis Goldring who will carry on 
the business in future on his own account, he taking 
over the business and assets of the said partnership, 
and undertaking to pay all the debts and liabilities.— 
ee at Sydney, this twentieth day of September, 
© 0. 

L. M. LANDSBOROUGH. 

L. GOLDRING. 


Witness to the signatures of Leshe Marlborough 
' Landsborough and Louis Goldring,— 


Epw. D. BRADRIDGE, aS 
Clerk to Curtiss & Barry, Solicitors, 
Sydney. 


ROWLAND UL. HOLLE, 


Witness to the signature of Rowland Leate Holle,— 
R. A. Rrogr, Clerk, Sydney. fi 
912 Ss. 


if BY ie See ee So a ee er 


[Form 26.] 
“PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1902.” 


Norron under section 52 of the abovementioned Act to 
Owners or Occupiers within the Pastures Pro- 
tection District of Hay. 


IN pursuance of the provisions of section 62 of the 
‘Pastures Protection Act, 1902,’’: Notice is hereby 
given by the Pastures Protection Board for the Dis- 
trict of Hay that the owners or occupiers of all or 
any lands within the abovementioned district shall, on 
or before the 7th day of November, 1910, respectively 
commence the work of suppressing and destroying 
rabbits and noxious animals upon such lands and upon 
any roads bounding or intersecting the same. The 
period during which the said work shall be continued 
and systematically carried out shall be until the Cth 
day of November, 1914. The means which shall be 
adopted for carrying out the said work shall be poison- 
ing, trapping, fumigating, destruction of harbours, 
hunting, and shooting, being means which have been 
previously sanctioned under the said Act. 


Dated at Hay, this 20th day of September, 1910. 


-C¥RIL BLOMFIELD, 
Chairman of the Pastures Protection Board 
for the District of Hay. 
915 Rs. 


MUNICIPALITY OF CAMPBELLTO VN. 
CoLLEectors or Lists. 


NOTICE is hereby given that, in accordance with the 
provisions of the “Local Government Act, 1906,” and 
Amending Acts, 1907-8, the undermentioned have been 
appointed Collectors of Lists of Owners, Ratepaying 
Lessees, and Occupiers entitled to be enrolled as elec- 
tors of the Municipality of Campbelltown, subject to 
the persons in occupation as oral tenants making the 
required Statutory Declaration before a Justice of the 
Peace, and handing such declaration of qualification 
to the Town Clerk on or before the 7th day of October, 


Tol —— 
Thomas Gamble. 


Frederick Sheather. 


SAMUEL BUSSELL, 
Mayor. 


Town Hall, 8th September, 1910. 
914 6s. 


MUNICIPALITY OF MEREWETHRER. 


NOTICE is hereby giver that the following are the scale of 
fees to be charged for sustenance of animals impounded in the 
Merewether Pound :— 4 
Horse, mare, gelding, colt, filly, ass, mule, camel, dromedary, 
ls. 6d. per day. Z 
Bull, cow, calf, ox, heifer, steer, 1s. per day. 
Ram, ewe, sheep, lamb, 3d. per day. 
Goat or pig, 2s. per day. 
T. ADAMS, 


Council Chambers, Merewether, Town Clerk. 


22nd September, 1910, 


- 916 BRE - 


28 Supr., 1910.] | 


MUNICIPALITY OF INVERELL. 
‘*PurE Foop Act, 1908.” 


NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. Harold Arthur Samuel 
Roberts, Sanitary Inspector to the Municipality of Inverell, 
has been appointed by the Board of Health as Inspector 
under the ‘‘ Pure Food Act, 1908,” within the Municipality, 
as from 16th August, 1910. 


By order of the Council, 


W. STANLEY FORSYTH, 
Town Hall, Inverell, Acting Town Clerk. 
23rd September, 1910. 


955 4s, 


THE COUNCIL OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF 
MACLEAN. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Public Pound has been 
established on allotment 3 of section 20 of the town of 
Maclean, comprising 3 acres 0 roods 17 perches, to be known 
as the Maclean (Stanley-street) Pound. 


GEORGE DAVIS, 


Maclean, 22nd September, 1910. Town Clerk. 
956 4s. 


THE COUNCIL OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF 
MACLEAN. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. Richard Davis has been 
duly appointed Poundkeeper of the Maclean (Stanley-street) 
Pound. 


GEORGE DAVIS, 
Maclean, 22nd September, 1910. Town Clerk. 
957 As, 


THE COUNCIL OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF 
MACLEAN. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the following Sustenance Fees 
have been duly fixed, and are leviable at the Maclean (Stanley- 
street) Pound: For every horse, mare, gelding, colt, filly, 
ass, mule, bull, cow, ox, heifer, steer, calf, camel, dromedary, 
ram, ewe, sheep, lamb, goat, pig, five shillings per head per 


day. 

3 GEORGE DAVIS, 
Maclean, 22nd September, 1910, Town Clerk. 
958 5s. 


MUNICIPALITY OF WEST MAITLAND. 


NOTICE is hereby given that William Dimmock and Welter 
Thomas Turner have been duly appointed Valuers to the 
Council of the abovementioned Municipality for the triennial 
period commencing Ist January, 1911, and exding 31st Decem- 
ber, 1913. 


W. J. SAUNDERS, 
Town Hall, West Maitland, Yown Clerk. 
27th September, 1910. 


993 4a. 


MUNICIPALITY OF WEST MAITLAND, 


NOTION is hereby given that William Dimmock and Walter 
Thomas Curner have been duly appointed Collectors of Lists of 
electors to the Council of the abovementioned Municipality for 
the triennial period commencing 1st January, 1911 and ending 


31st December, 1913. 
W. J. SAUNDERS, 
Town Olerk. 


Town Hall, West Maitland, 
26th September, 1910. 
$94 48 


MARTHAGUY SHIRE. 
Pustic GATES. 


NOTICE is hereby given that it is the intention of 
the Council of the above Shire, to register as Public 
Gates, the gates on the Boro Tank Public Watering- 
place, situate on Nevertire-Bogan road, about 8 miles 
from Nevertire, under the ‘‘Public Gates Act of 1901.” 
Objection to the registration of such gates must be 
lodged in writing. with the undersigned within one 
month from this date, otherwise registration will be 


made effective. 
A. A. DANTEL, 
Marthaguy Shire Council, 


Shire Clerk. 
Warren, 2lst September, 1910. 
904—2 10s. 


HASTINGS SHIRE COUNCIL. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Constable Thomas Brown, of 
Kew, has this day been appointed an Inspector under The 
Cattle Slaughtering and Diseased Animals and Meat Act of 
1902, to act within the Hastings Shire. 


GEO, B, BENNETT, 
Shire Olerk. 


Shire Chambers, Wauchope, 
2th September, 1910, 
995 4g, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 151. 5425 


BYNG COMMON. 


NOTICH.—A Meeting of Trustees of Byng Common will be 
held at A. Martin’s on Saturday, 1st October, 1910, at 
7°30 p.m. 
A. MARTIN, 
Secretary. 
1000 3s, 


BLAXLAND SHIRE COUNCIL. 


APPOINTMENT UNDER THE CAtTLE SLAUGHTERING AND 
Disgaszp: ANIMALS AND Murat Act. 


IN accordance with the provisions of part 2, division 1, section 
4 (2) of the above act, the Council of the Shire of Blaxland 
hereby notify that they have appointed Constable David 
Charles Goodsell, Newnes, an Inspector of Slaughtor-houses 
and of cattle intended for slaughter, within the Blaxland 
Shire. 
J. W. STOCKS, 
Council Chambers, Wallerawang, Shire Clerk. 
26th September, 1910. 
996. 5s. 


Ce 


PUBLIC NOTICE, 


A Meeting of Commoners will be held on Saturday, 8th 
October, at 8 p.m., in the Good Templars’ Hall, Lyndhurst. 


BUSINESS : 
Election of Trustees for Lyndhurst Common. 
A. E. BEER, 
Hon. Secretary. 
991 As. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Frederick William Fuss, late of Broken Hill, 
in the State of New South Wales, storeman, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 
other persons having any claims upon or being otherwise 
interested in the estate of the abovenamed deceased (who died 
at Broken Hill aforesaid, on the 16th day of August, 1909), 
are hereby required to send in fll particulars of their claims 
to the undersigned the proctor for the executors of the will 
of the said deceased, before the 25th day of Uctober next, 
after which date the said executors will proceed to distribute 
the assets of the said deceased amongst the parties entitled 
thereto, having regard to the claims of which they shall then 
have notice; and the said executors shall not be lable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose claim they shall not have had notice at the 
time of such distribution.—Dated this 17th day of September, 
1910. 
JOHN R. EDWARDS, 
; Proctor for the Executors, 
293 Argent-street, Broken Hill. 
Whose Agents are— 
Messicurs Pigott & Srrxson, Solicitors, 
2 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 
928 7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


Tn the estate and effects of Rebecca Bushby, late of Padding- 
ton, in the State of New South Wales, spinster, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any claims or demands against or upon the 
estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died at Oatley-road, 
Paddington, on 27th August, 1910, are hereby required to 
send in full particulars of their claims and demands upon 
the said estate to the Perpetual Trustee Company, Limited, 
2, 4, and 6 Spring-street, Sydney, the executors of the said 
estate, to whom probate was granted by the Supreme Court 
of New South Wales, on 16th September, 1910, on or before 
the 9th day of November next, in default whereof the 
said Perpetual Trustee Company, Limited, will, after the 
last-mentioned date, proceed to administer the estate and dis- 
tribute the assets among the parties entitled thereto, having 
regard only to the claims and demands of which they shall 
then have notice ; and the said Company will not. be liable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person 
of whose claim they shall not have had notice at the time of 
such distribution.—Dated this 29th day of September, 1910. 


For Perpetual Trustee Company, Limited, 


R. L. MASSIE, 

Acting Manager. 

JosepH THompson & Hunt, Proctors, ; 
82 Pitt-street, Sydney. 

931 7s. 6d, 


5426 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 


[28 Sxpr., 1910. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the estate and effects of Walter Claude Harrison, late of 
Mulbring, via Maitland, in the State of New South 
Wales, seaman, deceased. 

PURSUANT to the “ Wills, Probate and Administration 

Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 

other persons having any claims or demands against or upon 

the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who was lost at sea 
in or since the year 1908, are hereby required to send in full 
particulars of their claims and demands upon the said estate 

to the Perpetual Trustee Company, Limited, 2, 4, and 6 

Spring-street, Sydney, the administrators of the said estate, 

to whom letters of administration were granted by the 

Supreme Court of New South Wales on 15th September, 

1910, on or before the 9th day of November next, in default 

whereof the said Perpetual Trustee Company, Limited, will, 

after the last-mentioned date, procéed to administer the 
estate and distribute the assets among the parties entitled 
thereto, having regard only to the claims and demands of 
which they shall then have notice; and the said Company 
will not be liable for the assets, or any part thereof so 


distributed, to any person of whose claim they shall not | 


have had notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated 
this 22nd day of September, 1910. 


For Perpetual Trustee Company, Limitéd, 


~ R. L. MASSIE, 
Acting Manager, 
FirzHARDINGE, Son, & Houston, Proctors. 
935 7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the estate and effects of James Edward Harrison, late of 
Marrickville, in the State of New South Wales, engineer, 
deceased. 

PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 

Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 

other persons having any claims or demands against or upon 

the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died at Stan- 
more on 26th July, 1910, are hereby required to send in full 
particulars of their claims and demands upon the said estate 


to the Perpetual Trustee Company, Limited, 2, 4, and 6° 


Spring-street, Sydney, the executors of the said estate, to 
whom probate was granted by the Supreme Court of New 
South Wales on 16th September, 1910, on or before the 9th 
day of November next, in default whereof the said Perpetual 
Trastee Company, Limited, will, after the last-mentioned 
date, proceed to administer the estate and distribute the 
assets among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only 
to the claims and demands of which they shall then have 
notice ; and the said Company will not be liable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 
whose claim they shall not have had notice at the time of 
such distribution.—Dated this 22nd day of September, 1910. 
For Perpetual Trustee Company, Limited, 


R. L. MASSIF, 
Acting Manager. 
DAtLRYMPLE & BLAIN, Proctors. 


937 7s. 6de 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Thomas Dixon, late of: Oxford-street, 
Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, under- 
taker, deceased. 

NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and other 

persons having any claim upon or affecting the estate 

of the abovenamed deceased, who died on the 4th day 
of October, 1908, are hereby required to send in full 
particulars of their claims to the Permanent Trustee 

Company of New South Wales, Limited, O’Connell- 

street, Sydney, the administrator and one of the 

trustees of the said estate, before the 9th day of 

November next, after which date the said the Perman- 

ent Trustee Company of New South Wales, Limited, 

in conjunction with its co-trustees, will proceed to dis- 
tribute the assets of the said deceased among the 
parties entitled thereto, having regard to the debts 
and claims only of which it shall then have had notice ; 
and the said company shall not be liable, for the assets 
or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 
whose claim it shall not have had notice at the time 


of such distribution. Dated this 28th day of Septem- 
ber, 1910. 1 day of Septem 


For the Permanent. Trustee Company of 
New South Wales, Limited, 
A, PERCEVAL BEDFORD, 
Manager. 


T. Ormonp O’Brien, Solicitor, 
_Elizabeth-street, Sydney, 


968 7s. Gd. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Michael Barrett, late of the Sacred Heart 
Hospice, Darlinghurst, Sydney, in the State of 
New South Wales, formerly of Bloomfield-street, 
Sydney aforesaid, retired gold-miner, deceased. 


NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting 
the estate of Michael Barrett, the abovenamed de- 
ceased, who died on or about the 22nd day of June, 
1910, and probate of whose will was granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Probate 
Jurisdiction, on the 12th day of September, 1910, to 
Doctor Cnarles Henry Maher, of College-street, Syd- 
ney aforesaid, one of the executors named in the said 
will (the other executor, the Right Reverend Monsig- 
nor J. J. Carroll, having renounced probate), are 
hereby required to send in particulars of their claims _ 
to the said Charles Henry Maher, or to the under- 
signed, Thomas Joseph Purcell, proctor, on or before 
the 9th day of November, 1910, at the expiration of 
which time the said Charles Henry Maher will pro- 
ceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
among the persons entitled thereto, having regard to 
the debts and claims only of which he shall then have 
had notice; and the said Charles Henry Maher will 
not be liable, for the assets so distributed, to any per- 
son of whose debt or claim he shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 
27th day of September, 1910. 


THOMAS JOSEPH PURCELL, 
Proctor, 
65 Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 
962 7s, 6d, 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Alexander Boyd, late of Hall, near 
Queanbeyan, in the State of New South Wales, 
farmer and grazier, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that all credi- 
tors and other persons having any debt or claim upon 
or affecting the estate of Alexander Boyd, the above- 
named deceased, who died at Hall aforesaid, on or 
about the 4th day of October, 1907, and probate of 
whose will was granted by the Supreme Court of New” 
South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 17th 
day of December, 1907, to David Boyd and James 
Boyd, both of Hall aforesaid, graziers, the executors 
named in the said will, are hereby required to send 
particulars of their claims to the undersigned, Francis 
Warnock Ormond O’Brien, proctor for the said execu- 
tors, on or before the 17th day of November next, on 
the expiration of which time the said David Boyd and 
James Boyd will proceed to distribute the assets of 
the said deceased among the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which 
they shall then have had notice; and the said David 
Boyd and James Boyd will not be liable, for the assets 
so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim 
they shall nct have had notice at the time of such 
distribution.—Dated the 23rd day of September, 1910. 


FRANCIS WARNOCK ORMOND O'BRIEN, 
Proctor for the said Executors, 


Cooma-street, Yass. 
999 7s. 6d. 


In the will and estate of Alfred Wilkinson, late of Kangaroo 
Flat, Capertee, farmer, deccased. 


ALL persons having claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 22nd day of October, 1910. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate, 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 

24th September, 1910. 


9143 4s, 


In the intestate estate of William Frederick Plohnke, late of 
Milmiland, near Canonbar, labourer, deceased. 


ALL persons having claims against the above estate are 


requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 22nd day of October, 1910, 


T. W. GARRETT, 


Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 5 ae 


24th September, 1910. 
O44 4s, 


o 


23 Sepr., 1910.] 


In the intestate estate of Edward Thomas Joseph Pearce Reigh, 
late of Moree, labourer, déceased. 


ALL persons having claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 22nd day of October, 1910. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
_ 24th September, 1910. 
945 cay 4s. 


In the intestate estate of Joseph Marks, late of Blende-street, 
Broken Hill, cook, deceased, 


ALL persons having claims against the above estate are 
ret uested to forward the same, verified by affiidayit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 22nd day of October, 19!0. 


T, W. GARRETT, 

Curator of the above Hstate. 

Chancery-square, Sydney, ' 
‘ 24th September, 1910. 


946 4s, 


In the intestate estate of James Kenny, late of 70, Stanley- 
street, Sydney, deceased. 
ALL persons having claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 8th day of October, 1910, 


T, W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 5 Hea 

24th September, 1910, 
947 — 43, 


In the intestate estate of William Tobin, late of 14, Gordon- 
street, Paddington, gardener, deceased. ; 


ALL persons haying claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by aflidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 10th day of October, 1910. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Curater of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
26th September, 1910, 
971 —S 43, 


In the intestate estate of Wong Lum, late of Mungindi, 
f Queensland, labourer, deceared, 


ALL persons having claims sgaiust the above esiate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 19th day of October, 1910. 
T, W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
hanecery-square, Sydney, 
21st September, 1910. 
916 te : 43, 
In the intestate estate of George Gray, late of Gore Hil, 
North Sydney, deceased. is 


ALL persons having claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 5th day of October, 1/1). 
: T. W, GARRETT, 
- Curator of the abore Estate. 


Chancery-square, Sydney, 


2ist September, 1910, 
917 i 4s, 


TT TT 
In the intestate estate of John Corbett, late of 135 Aberzrombie- 
street, Redfern, decessed. 


ALL persons having claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the came, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the Sth day of October, 1010. 
T. W. GARRETY, 
Cura!or of the abore is‘ale 
Chancery-square, Sydney, ; 
21st September, 1910. 


918 ds, 


In the intestate estate of Edward John Travis, late ef Corowa, 
Sih . SXet tailor, deceased. 


ALL peseeoe haying claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 


~ undersigned, on or before the 18th day of October, 1910. 


; T. W. GARRETT, 
: Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
~---'« 21st September, 1910. 
9:9 ds, 
No. 151, 28 September, 1910.—10, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 5427 


In the intestate estate of William Henry Bailey, late of 
Bunaba Mail Change, near Mubgindi, groom,’ deceased. 
ALL persons having claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified. by affidavit, to the 

undersigned, on or before the 19th day of October, 1510, 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Ourator of the above Natate, 

Chancery-square, Sydney, STE 
21st September, 1910. 


920 4s, 


In the intestate estate of John Clarke, late of Station-street, 
Petersham, carter, deceased. 
ALL persons hayiag claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before'the 5th day of October, 1910.’ 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, ; 

21st Bentember;, 1910. 1 SORE 
921 43. 


~ 


Tn the intestate estate of Richard Bowden, late of Wakeol, 
near Balranald, fisherman, deceased. iat 
ALL persons having claims against the abeve est. te are 
requested to forward the same, verified by afiidavit, tu the 
undersigned, cn or before the 19th day of Octoter, 1910. 
T, W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Fstate, 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
21st Sep'ember, 1910. 

922 4s, 


In the intestate estate of Daniel Maher, late of Nerriguudah, 
neat Moruya, ininer, deceased, | 
ALL persons haying claims against the above estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by affidavit, fo the 
undersigned, on or before the 19th day of October, 1410. 


T. W. GARRETT, © 
Curator of the abuve Estate. 


Chancery-square, Sydney, 
21st September, TG10. : 
923 : ds. 


——— = — 


In the intestate estate of George Wigan, late of Armidal-, 
medical practitioner, deceased. 
ALU persons having claims against the atove estate are 
requested to forward the same, verified by + ifidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or before the 19th dey of October, 19.0. 


T, W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Histate. 


Chancery-square, Sydney, 
21st September, 1910, 
924. 4s, 


Tn the intestate estate of Alfred Verrall, otherwise known as 
J. Smith, late of Granville, blacksmith, deceased, 
ALL persons having claims ag:inst the above estate aro 
requested to forward the same, verified. by affidavit, to the 
undersigned, on or befo-e the 5th day of October, 1910, 
T, W. GARRETT, 
Curator of the above Estate. 
Chancery-square, Sydney, 
21st September, 1910. 
929 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptey. Act, 1898.3 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,602) 
IN DANKRUPTCY. : 

Re Maude Barton, of 2 Ruthven-street, Waverley, widow. 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Oider has this 
day been mide against the abovenamed -bankrupty on the 
petition of ‘Tassie Isabel Nurthon.— Dated at Sydaey, this 23rd 

day of September, 1910.” THRE CRA D tate 
i. H. SALUSBURY, 

Registrar in Bankruptcy, 

Official Assignee— WILLIAM WaRnInGT oN PALMEB. 


(972] Bs. $4. 


5428 . 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. [28 Sepr., 1910. 


(Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,605) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 

Re George Christian €toltz, of Phillip-street, Sydney. 
NOTICE is hereby given, that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of Wiiliam Arnott.—Dated at Sydney, this 23rd day 
of September, 1910. 


¥F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—CHARLES Fainrax WatrRi1oo Lroyp. 
973 ‘ 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1893.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,610) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Denis Galvin, of Annandale, butcher. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of Thomas Alfred Field, Sydney, carcase butcher.— 
Dated at Sydney, this 26th day of September, 1910. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—CHaBLes FarrFax WATERLOO Lroyp. 
974 38s. 6d. 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1893.] 

In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,615) 
IN BANKRUPTCY, 

Re Charles Bruce Nicoll and Samuel Rodgers, of 24 Bond- 


atreet, Sydney (trading as B, B. Nicoll and Co.), wine and 
epirit merchants. 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupts, on the 
petition of Harris Grand, 222 fussex-street, Sydney, and 
Clarton Hodgson and Co. (Limited), of York-street, Sydney.— 
Dated at Sydney, this 6th day of September, 1910. 


F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—WiILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER. 
975 


3s. 6d. 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptey Act, 1893.] 
Iu the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,613) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Albert Herbert Wright, of Richard-street, Newtown, 
factory manager. 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on his own 
petition.—Dated at Sydney, this 2Cth day of September, 1910. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—CuarLes Farrrax Waterioo Luioyp. 
976 3s, 6d. 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,614) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Joseph Burton Forde, of North Sydney, grocer. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of Michael Stephen Foley and James Thomas Tillock, 
attorneys for the bankrupt.—Dated at Sydney, this 2Ist day 
of September, 1910. 
F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 

Official Assignee—WiInLt1aM Harrineron PArMeRr. 
977 


3s. 6d. 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,616) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Gerald Austin Lucas, of Uralla, police constable. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on his own 
petition.—Dated at Sydney, this 21st day of September, 1910. 


F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. | 
Official Assignee—CHARLES FarrraAx WATERLOO Lioyp. 
978 3s. 6d. 


88. 6d. . 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. ' (18,617) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re John Bishop, of Wingham, hotclkeeper. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on his own 
petition.—Dated at Sydney, this 22nd day of September, 1910. 


F, H. SALUSBURY, ) 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—WiILLIAM HagRINeTON PALMER. 


979 . 3s. 6d. 
[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,619) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Walter Frederic Boxall, of Thomas-lane, off Chloride- 
street, Broken Hill, carpenter, 


NOTICE ‘is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made againat the abovenamed bankrupt, on his own 
petition.—Dated at Sydney, this 26th day of September, 1910. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—Cuar_es Faigrax WATERLOO Lioyp. 
980 3s. Gd. 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptey Act, 1898. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,620) 
IN BANKRUPTCY, 


Re Alfred Einest Bailey, of Patton-strect, South Broken Mill 
miner. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on his own 
petition —Dated at Sydney, this 26th day of September, 1910. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Official Assignee—WI1LL1AM HARRINGTON PALMER. 
981 8s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,553) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 

Re Solomon Jones, of Coledale, miner, 
NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of 
creditors in the above matter will be held at the 
Court-house, Wollongong, before the District Regis- 
trar in Bankruptcy, on the 10th day of October, 1910, 
at 11 a.m., or as soon after as the course of business 
will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his 
proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bank- 
ruptcy, Moore-street, Sydney, not later than the 3rd 
day of October, 1910. ; 

¥. H. SALUSBURY, y; 

Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—Cuarbrs FarrFrax WATERLOO Lioyp, 
[2042 | Free. 


(18,577) 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re William George Donkin, of Abermain, labourer. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, West 
Maitland, before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 
13th day of October, 1910, at 11 a.m., or as soon after as the 
course of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote 
thereat, his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in 
Bankruptcy, Moore-street, Sydney, not later than the 6th day of 
October, 110. 

F. W. SALUSBURY, ’ 

Registrar in Bankruptey. 

Official Assignee—Cuarins Farrrax WATERLOO LiLorD. 
982 6s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,581) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re James Arthur Brown, of Bridgewater, near Molong, 
labourer. 
NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors in 
the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Molong, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 12th day 
of October, 1910, at 11-a.m., or as soon after as the course 
of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy 
Moore-street, Sydney, not later than the 5th day of October, 


1910. e 
F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
— Assignee— WILLIAM HaBRINGTON PALMER, 
83 6s. 


— 


28 Sepr., 1910.] 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
s 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re James Duffy, of Murwillumbah, labourer, formerly sugur- 
cane grower at Bilambil, Tweed River. 


NOTIOE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors in 
the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Murwillumt ah, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 14th day 
of October, 1910, at 11 a.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, bis 
proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
i Shai Sydney, not later than the 7th.day of October, 
910. 


(18,592) 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—WitLIAM HarrInGton PAuMER. 
984 6s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Thomas Henry Williams, of Tumut, forestry officer. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Narrandera, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 11th day of 
October, 1910, at 12 o’clock noon, or as coon after as the course 
of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his 
proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Moore-street, Sydney, not later than the 6th day of Octoter, 
1910. 


(18,595) 


¥, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee— WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER. 
935 6s. 


= 


In the Supreme Court of,New South Wales. (18,600) 


IN BANKRUPTOY. 
Re Richard Henry Moss, of South Woodburn, baker, 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors is) 
the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Woodburn, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 17th day 
of October, 1910, at 11 a.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Moore-strect, Sydney, not later than the 10th day of October, 
1910. 

F.. H. SALUSBURY, 

Registrar in Bankrupicy. 

Official Assignec—WitiiAM Harrington Parmer, 
956 6s, 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 


Re James Malone, of Goulburn, butcher. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors in 
the above matter, will be held at the Court-house, Goulburn, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 13th day 
of October, 1910, at 11 a.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
‘his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Moore-street, Sydney, not later than the 7th day of October, 


1910. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—Witttam Harrineron PALMER. 


(18,604) 


6s. 


(18,609) 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Angus Kennedy, of Arrawatta, near Inverell, fencer, 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Inverell, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 10th day of 
October, 1910, at 11 a.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Moore-street, Sydney, not later than the 5th day of October, 
1910. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—Cuaries Farrrax WATERLOO Lrorn 


988 6s. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 


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In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTOY. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matters will be held at the Court, Citizens’ 
Chambers, Moore-street, Sydney, on the 10th day of October, 
1910, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the course of business 
will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his proof 
must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, not later 
than the 7th day of October, 1910 :— 


Re Neil McEachern (No. 18,587), of No. 11 Pitt-strect, Red- 

fern, near Sydney, hotelkeeper. 
Re Albert Herbert Wright (No. 18,613), of Richard-street, 

Newtown, near Sydney, factory manager. 

F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy.. 

Official Assignee—Cuarizs FarrRFAX WATERLOO LioyD. 
939 126. 


Inthe Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matters will be held at the Court, Citizens’ 
Chambers, Moore-street, Sydney, on the 12th day of October, 
1910, at 10 am., or as soon after as the course of business 
will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his proof 
must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, not late> 
than the 8th day of October, 1910 :— 


Re Alfred Moses (No. 18,598), of “The Australian Eleven 
Hotel,” Pitt-street, Sydney, draper. 

Re George Lion, trading as G. Lion & Co. (No. 18,586), of 
Tamworth. - 

Re Arthur Ernest Daggar (No. 18,591), of Egan-strect, New- 
town, pressman. 

Re James Burton Forde (No. 18,614), of North Sydney, 
rocer. 

Re Reccae Bartom (No. 18,602), of No. 2 Ruthven-street, 
Wave: ley, widow, 

F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Otficial Assignee—WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER. 
&90 £1 10s, 


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(865) 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Joseph Webb, of South Grafton, in the State of New 
South Wales, sawyer and cedar-getter. 


NOTICE is hereby given that on the twenty-second day 
of September instant an Order was made by the above- 
mentioned Court discharging the Order made on the eighth 
day of January, one thousand vight hundred and eighty-nine, 
sequestrating the estate of the abovenamed bankrupt.—Dated 
this 23rd day of September, 1910. 
W. U. SMYTH KING, 
Solicitor for Bankrupt, 

158 Pitt-street, Sydney. 

932 6s. 6d. 


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[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. | 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,494) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Robert Spear Begbie, of 189 Victoria-street, Darlinghurst, 


civil servant. 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that I, Robt. Spear Begbie, intend to 
apply to the Court,on Monday, the 24th day of October, 
1910, at 10 a.m., or as soon afterwards as the course of 
business will admit, that a certificate of discharge be granted 
to me, under and according to the provisions of the “ Bank- 
ruptcy Act, 1898.”——Dated this 22nd day of September, 1910. 


Rk. 8S. BEGBIE. 
927 ~ 6s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Henry Audsley Middleton, of Westmoreland-street, Glebe 
builder, in the State of New South Wales; ex parte the 
bankrupt. ~ 


TAKE NOTICE that the Sequestration Order made herein on 
the 9th day of June, 1892, has this day been discharged.— 
Dated at Sydney, this 7th day of Septemher, 1910. 

HENRY AUDSLEY MIDDLETON, 


Bankrupt in person, 
935 4s, 6d, 


(5,133) 


5430 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Jack Swain, bankrupt, of Recky Point road, Arncliffe. 
To the Official Assignee and Creditcrs. 


(17,162) 


‘TAKE NOTICE that I, Jack Swain, intend to apply to. 


the Court on Wednesday, the 1th day of October, 1910, at 
10 am., or as coon afterwards as the course of business will 
admit, that a Certificate of Discharge be grenied to me, 
under and according to the provisions of the “ Bankruptcy Act, 
1898,”—Dated this 26th day of September, 1970, ° 


J. SWAIN. 
BE. O. LircouFIeRD, 
Solicitor, 107 Pitt-strect, 
953 PRES 6s. 6d, 


vine A enh ne Wied $0, 22 nie A ae FRR Meee TAS 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Notice to CREDITORS. 


ACCOUNTS with plans of distribution in the under- 
whentioned estates, showing dividends as specified, are 
now filed in the Oltice of the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Citizens’? Chambers, Moore-street, Sydney, ior the 1n- 
spection of persons interested; and notice 1s hereby 
given that such accounts and plans will be submitted 
to the Gourt for confirmation on Thursday, 13th Oc- 
tober, 1910, if not previously objected to :— 
Doratia Walker, James Isaac Joseph Lynch, and 
William John Lynch, trading as Lynch Bros. & 
Company of Newcastle, drapers and clothiers (No. 
15,643), a third account and third plan of distri- 
bution showing payment of a dividend of four 
shillings and four pence seven eighths of a penny 
in the £ on all proved concurrent claims, ~ 


John Thomas King, of Coogee Bay (No. 5,875), a 


“second account and first plan of distrvibution show- 


ing payment of a dividend of four pence half- 
penny in the £ on all proved concurrent claims. 

John James Burgess, deceased, late of 1683 Hunter- 
street West; Newcastle, confectioner (No. 18,507), 
a first account and plan of distribution showing 
payment of a dividend of four shillings and six- 
pence in the £ on all proved concurrent claims, 
and carrying a balanee,of £61 Os. 6d. forward to 
the credit of the estate.” 

George Henry Lightley, of Taree, Manning River, 
baker (No. 18,474), a first account and plan of 
distribution showing payment of a dividend of 
nine ‘shillings ‘and seven pence eleven ‘sixteenths 
ofa penny in the £ on four preferential claims 
only, °° : ame : ng 

Also, an account current only in the undermentioned 

estate. 


No. 18,503. Joseph Hope of Cooma, shire engineer. 


WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER, 
Official Assignee. 
47 Klizabeth-street, Sydney, 
some September, 1910. 
2 


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In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Notice To Crepitors. 


ACCOUNTS and plans of distribution in the under- 
mentioned estates, showing dividends as_ specified 
-hereunder, are now filed in the Office of the Registrar 
in Bankruptcy, Citizens’ Chambers, Moore-street, 
pydney, for the inspection of persons interested ; an 

notice is hereby given that such accounts and plang 
will be submitted to the Court for confirmation on 
¥Fhursday, the 13th October, 1910, at 10 a.m., if not 
préviously objected to :— ut 


John Russell and James Kea, trading as Russell & 
‘Kea, of Meree and Guinedah, contractors’ (No, 
18,350), a first account and plan of distribution 
showing payment in full of one proved preferen- 
tial claim for wages and a dividend ‘of five pence 
and one-sixth of a penny in thé £'on all proved 
concurrent debts. ' 
War 
~ . (No.- 18,439), a first account and plan of distribu- 
tion, showilig payment in fuyll‘of one Crown elaim 
(£7 i23.), and a dividend of one shilling and four 
pence and seven-eighths of a penny in the £ on 
all proved concurrent debts. 


Sang, of 1713 Gloucester-street, Sydney, merchant — 


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940—7s, 


NEW SQUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZBTTB, No, 151. [28 Supr, 1910. 


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In the following estates accounts, current only, show- 
ing debit balances :— ~ epee 
No. 18,495. Patrick Joseph Rigney, of Mullumbimby, 
teacher. 
No, 18,507. James Merry Parkinson, of Ben Buckley, 
Mudgee, grazier. ; 
No. 18,510. William Churchward, of North Hill, 
Forbes, shopkeeper. 
: C.F YW. LLOYD, 
Denman Chambers, . Official Assignee. 
* "182 Phillip-street, Sydney, ' ‘o— 
“27th September, 1910. 
969 | aie Als. 


In the District Court of the South-Western District.— 
Holden at Albury, 


No. of Plaint, 13 of 1910. 
No. of Warrant, 1 of 1910. 


Between Ernest William Sharp, plaintiff, and Charlotte Ann 
Thomas, defendant. 


ON Thursday, the third day ef November, one thousand nine 
hundred and ten, at 12 0’clock noon, unless the writ of fieri 
facias issted herein is previously satisfied, the’ Registrar will 
sell by public auction, at the Court-house,; Albury,;—Ali the 
right, title, and interest (if any) of the abovenamed defendant 


| of, in, and to,— 


The equity of redemption in all that piece or parcel of land in 
the town and parish of Albury, county of Goulburn, being 
part of allotment No. ‘1 of eection No. 1, frontage’ of 
G6 feet to Olive-street, by a depth of 186feet.. °° FP" - 


Terme, Cash. 


Dated this twenty-second day of September, one 
nine hundred and ten. 
J. J. KINGSMILL, 
Registrar of the Court. 
F, J, Berpripesr, Plaintiff's Attorney, 
Town Hall Chambers, Dean-street, Albury. 
951 


thousand 


8s. 


LOST,—Brown pony mare, with black points, about 14 or 15 
hands, branded like @ over & near shoulder, Reward £1 on 
returning to : =F 
A. WALEER, 
Falcon and West Streets, 
' North Sydney. 


3s. 


EINpounpings. 


¥* Poundkeepers are r2minded that Advertisements of 
impounded Stock are charged for at the rate of ONE SHILLING. 
FOR EACH ANIMAL DESCRIBED ; aad no such Advertisement will 
be inserted in the Gazette unless accompanied by a remittance 
sufficient to cover the cost of insertion. 


ASHFI#LD.—Impounded at Ashfield, on the 14th day of 

~~ “"September, 1910, from Enfield, by R. Howie :— mS 

Red and ‘white heifer, white forehead, like ¥ G off ramp, 

Also, on the 17th :— aS 

Creamy horse, hind feet white, like | near shoulder, shod, aged, 
“about 16 hands. BE GOR CINE Te et RON 
Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

6th October, 1910. ° 

$70—2s. re tf 


H. HOWT#, Poundkeeper. 


BANGALOW.—Impounded at Bangalow, on the day of 
September, 191l, from Binna Burra, by G.-Pitt; sumdue 
at date of notice, 8s. 4d. each :— ; 

Red heifer, -\ over RD off rump, two slits near ear, 18 t> 
20 months. 

Red-roan heifer, same brands and marks, about 2 years, 


n ; ’ ry 


' Black ‘heifer with white ‘on belly and: flanks, spotted, Mionded 


OQ on & and’like another brand indistinct, about 3 years, 

Yellow cow, R over _Y off rump, about 3} years: iF at 

Roan heifer calf (sucking ye'low cow), R over \/ off ramp, 
'75 near ramp, ear marked with clips near ear; about 10 
months, ; PA TS eat 

Red and white Ayshire heifer, no brands visible, like swallow 

- tail out near ear, about 2} yeara. 2 pth Fen PIO Oee 

Light-strawberry roan cow, blotched brands both. rampas, 
small square hole in middle of near ear, aged. 

If not released, will be sold-at this Pound at noon on the 
13th October, 1910. Ss. ih 
; J. SHEPPERSON, Poundkeeper. 


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28 'SEpr.,1910.) | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 


COLLARENDEBRI.—Impounded at Collarendebri, on the 


9, 12th day of September, 1910, from Wirrabilla Run, by 
» order of Chas. Clark, Hsq.; delay in advertising waiting 
to liear from supposed owner; sum due at date of notice, 

“21 88. 7d.s— 

Bay gelding, black points, near shoulder, long tail, has 

* ¢been handled, 6 years, 14} hands, 


If'not released wiil be sold according to Impounding Act. 
lors 8. GRAY, Poundkeeper. 
COONAMBLE.—Impounded at Coonamble, on the 24th day 

‘of September, 1910, from Wingadee Station, by Mr. M J. 


=. A. Feehan; sum due at.date of notice, 16s. 6d. :— 
Kight mixed sheep; no brands visible. 


“Tf not released, will: be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
20th October, 1910, : 


992—1s. W., WALLEY, Pourdkeeper. 


DELEGATE.--Impounded at Delegate, on the 15th day of 


‘ ,)September, 1910, from Delegate Common, by order of 
Trustees :— 


Black cow, TC near rump, bayonet in back off ear, half tail 
_white, about 3 years, ; 


ia not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
6th October, 1910, “ 


911—1s. J. COLLINS, Poundkeeper. 
oth “ . 
DENILIQUIN -—Impounded at Deniliquin, on the 7th day of 


' September, 1910, from enclosure, by Herdsman :— 


Yellow cow, like 4D over Z off rump, notch out off ear. 
Red and white heifer, no brands visible. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
6th October, 1910. 


967— 2s, R. McDERMOTT, Poundkeeper. 

a ca 

EKUGOWRA.—Impounded at Eugowra, on the 22nd day of 
September, 1910, from Eugowra, by J. 8. Irvine, Esq. :— 


Black mare, like TG over D near shoulder, CC over B off 
shoulder, white spots. on black, short tail, collar-marked 
and hobbled, aged, 144 hands. 

If not released, will be sold 

20th October, 1910. 


941—1s, C. MAHER, Poundkeeper. 
ea a a eS al 


GUNNEDAH.—Impounded at Gunnedah, on the 10th day of 


September, 1910, from growing crop, by Mr. W. Lorimer; 
damages and driving, 6s, :— 


Red bald-faced steer, piece out bottom both ears, 


at this Pound at noon on the 


like q near 


rump. 
Red bald-faced steer, piece out top near ear, like G near 
rump. ; 


Also, on the 15th September, 1910, from N oggabri Travelling 
Stock Reserve, by the Assistant Stock Inspector :— 
Bay mare, foal at foot, near hind foot white, small star, broken 
to saddle, A U near shoulder, aged, 14 hands. 
Brown yearling filly, star, near hind foot white, like JAP near 
shoulder. 


If not released, will be sold at this 
6th October, 1910. 


989—5s. P. O’NEILL, Poundkeeper. 
INVERELL.—Impounded at Inverell, on the 14th 
September, 1910, from Auburn Vale, by Mr. 


Stirton; sum due at date of notice, £1 28. 6d. :— 
Roan steer, (> over GP near rump. 


If not released, will be sold at this 
6th October, 1910. 


934—1s, H. TURNHAM, Poundkeeper. 

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JINDERA.—Impounded at Jindera,. on the 2)st day of 
September, 1910, from Walla Walla, by ©. A. Jacobs, 


Esquire ; sum due at date of notice, 9s. 6d. :-— 


Red heifer, like PI, right rump, back slit and top off each 
ear, 2 years. = 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
13th October, 1910. 


942—15, J. KEIGHRAN, Poundkeeper. 
No. 151, 28 Suprumper, 1910,—11. 


Pound at noon on the 


day of 


Pound at noon on the 


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LISMORE.—Impounded at Lismore, on the 20th day of 
September, 19:0, from Woodlawn, by Oliver Wilson ; 
sum due at date of notice set after each animal :-— 

Yellow cow, broken horn, earmarked, blotched brand, like 
r @) over other brand near rump, aged; 8s. 9d. 


Also on same date, from Woodlawn, by. Samuel Lawrence :— 
Red bull, little white under belly, earmarked, scar on hind 
leg; like “WY over UW) near rump, aged; 6s, 


Also, on the 21st September, from Booryong, by William 
Walsh :— 
Roan steer, like Wef over ——= off rump, 12 months; 10s. 6d, 
White steer, same brand off rump, 12 months; 9s. 6d. 
Roan heifer, same brand off rump, 12 months; 9s, 6d. 


Also, on the 28rd September, from Tuncester, 
McBurney :— 
Yellow spotted stag, earmarked, like ROBB near rump, 
aged ; 5s. 9d. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
13th October, 1910. 
997—6s. 


by Joseph 


J. JAMES, Poundkeeper. 


MACLEAN.—Impounded at Maclean, on the 17th day of 
September, 14910, from South Arm, by M. F. Maguire; 
sum due at date of notice, 6s. 6d. each :-— 

Red steer, y-~\ over — near rump, near ear split, 3 years. 

Roan steer, ““\. over -' near rump, 3 years. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

6th October, 1910. i 


92¥—2s. R. DAVIS, Poundkeeper. 
a nea nL 


NARRABRI.—Impounded at Narrabri, 
September, 1910), from Rifle Butts, by 
due at date of notice, 128. 9d, :— 

Brown filly, star, off hind foot partly white, 
.2 years, 144 hands, 

If not released, will be sold at this 

20th October, 1910. 

965—1s. 


on the 22nd day of 
G. W. Boyle; sum 


Cd ¢& near shoulder, 


Pound at noon on the 


H. PANTON, Poundkeeper. 


QUIRINDI.—TImpounded at Quirindi, 
September, 1910, by the Inspector of 
at date of notice, 83. :— 

Grey horse, H No. & near shoulder, W off shoulder, aged. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

6th October, 1910. 


930—1s. 


on the 17th day of 
Nuisances; sum due 


J. CARPENTER, Poundkeeper. 


RICHMOND.—Impounded at Richmond, on 
September, 191), from dairy herd, H. A. 
McMillan ; sum due at date of notice, £5 5s. 6d. :— 

Red and white bull, ro brands or marks visible, 3 years. 

If not released, will be svld at this Pound at noon on the 
6th October, 1910. ‘ 


964—Is, 8. EZZY, Poundkeeper. 


ral iene area ere a a apy 
SINGLETON.—Impounded at Singleton, on the 22nd day of 
September, 1910, frow off the streets, by the Inspector of 
Nuisances ; sum due at date of notice, 4a. 8d. :— 
Black Jersey steer, like J A near rump, 3 years. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
13th October, 1910, 


938—1s, 


the 24th day of 
College, by Mr. 


G. PLAYFORD, Poundkeeper. 


—4__ 


STROUD.—Impounded at Stroud, on the 15th day of Sep- 
tember, 1910, from Booral, by C. J. Lowe :— 
Chestnut mare, Ly JU near shoulder, aged, 


Also, on same date, from Glenholme, near Stroud, by 
G. Gorton :—~ 
Light-roan heifer, no brands visible. 
If not released, will be sold at this 
6th October, 1910. 


966—2s. 


ee 


TENTERFIELD.—Impounded at 
day of September, 1910, from Sunnyside, by Mr, John 
Haddock ; sum due at date of notice, 15s, :— 

Red and white bullock, like (WN over NC or CYS over NG 
off rump, top off ears, top off horns, 8 years. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

13th October, 1910. 


998—1s. 


Pound at noon on the 


A. MoNEILL, Poundkeeper. 


Tenterfield, on the 19th 


A. MANSFIELD, Poundkeeper. 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMEN GAZEGTH, No. 151. [28 Serr, 1910." 


NEW SOUTH WALES “GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.” 


The “GOVERNMENT GAZETTE” is now published on the 
Wupnespay in each week, and the issue of Supplements, unless 
Statutory or Hutraordinary, ix prohibited, All Noticks— 
Departmental or private—for insertion must be received by the 
Government Printer not later than TWELVE 0’CLOOK of the day 
preceding the day of publication. 


2 Proors of Departmental Notices will be supplied, but must 
be returned not later than 5 p.m. on -the Tuesday, and duly 
certified for issue by a responsible Officer ; otherwise such 
Notices will not be included in the neat day’s Gazette. 


ALL PoUNDKEEPERS’ and private advertisements forwarded. 


for pubtication in the ‘‘ Gazette” must be PAID FOR PRIOR TO 
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| | CONTENTS. 
Proclamations YAP pad gutta 
Local Government Act—Proclamations, &e, - els * 
Consular Arrangement ..,0 os.¢>" 
Appointments, &. .., a Ee 
_ Government Notices . sk 3 ; 
_ Notices under. Real Property Acts.¢ °° Si.0° Gore 9 BBL 
_ Applications invited for positions... ii 
_ Industrial Disputes Act—Awards under 


| Notice to Lay Service Pipes fs 4 
| Court Notices ne nach aus aC als uae 
Tenders as aad 19 eee nrl eet! : 
Applications for Water Rights, &c., Licenses... | .:. ‘5822 
tock Act—Second Quarterly List of Horse and Cattle” © * 
Brands for 1910 dy ih Waa tie eabbetes ada Beas 
Electoral Appointments ... S vee HOE AEG SRE 
District Courts 3 ae anes -§838 
Oyster Culture Leases Pee f 5 want -~ 5339 
' Quarterly Licensing Courts ah on eh 6841 
Mines Department Notices 1G, Dob aeOn sae WAY 5342 
Lands Department Notices Broa STO ener Nt aah oar 
Forestry Notice ... spate: ; es is ie 5421 
Private Advertisements... auc aati bea 5422 
Impoundings ‘ ‘a Baga (Be bac Pee ey? : 


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Printed and Published by Winit1am APPLEGATE GULLICK, 
Government Printer and Publisher of the State of ‘New 


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(1910. 


WEDNESDAY, 28 SEPTEMBER. 


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SPECIAL GAZETTE UNDER THE “PUBLIC SERVICE 
ACT, 1902.” 


APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Kxecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Henry Gites SHaw, Esquire, M.A., Police Magis- 
trate, Bega, to be Police Magistrate, Cootamun- 
dra, vice Nisbett, transferred,—tfrom the lst Octo- 
ber, 1910; also to be Licensing Magistrate and 
Official Member of the Licensing Court for the 
Licensing Districts of Cootamundra and Wyalong, 
Visiting Justice to the Gaol and District. Regis- 
trar in Bankruptcy at Cootamundra,—from the 
same date, 

Gorpon Witrrep Brown to be Junior Clerk, on 
probation for twelve months, Petty Sessions 
‘Office, Scone,—trom the 12th September, 1910. 
Wiutiam Dent to be Lift Attendant in the Minis- 
terial Branch, Department of the Attorney- 
General and of Justice, on probation for six 
months, vice Chestnut, resigned,—from the 16th 
September, 1910. 


THe undermentioned persons to be Junior Clerks, on 
probation for twelve months, in the Registrar- 


Mr. 


Mr. 


Mr. Tuomas Dovcrias WitittaAm Asprey,—from the 
8th August, 1910. 


Mr. James ‘I'somas StepHens Ryan,—trom the 8th 


August, 1910. 
JOHN GARLAND. 


HIS KExcellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Kxecutive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


JoHN Letapripce Kine, Esquire, Stipendiary Magis- 
trate, Sydney, to act as Visiting Justice to the 
Gaol at Darlinghurst and to the State Retorma- 
tory for Women, Long Bay, also to the State 
Inebriates’ Institution at Darlinghurst Gaol and 
the State Reformatory for Women, during the 
absence of T. R. Icely, Esquire, J.P., on leave,—- 
from the 5th October, 1910; also to act as Visiting 
Justice to the prison known as the ‘‘Shaftesbury 
Institution,’ during Mr. Icely’s absence,— from 
the same date. 

Krnest Last Marrnanp. Esquire, Stipendiary Magis- 
trate, Parramatta, to be the Deputy of A. 
N. Barnett, Esquire, Stipendiary Magistrate, 
Sydney, during the absence of that Officer on 
leave,—from the 4th October, 1910; also to act 
as a Member of the Metropolitan Licensing Court, 
—from the same date. 

Minton Sypnry Love, Hsquire, Stipendiary Magis- 
trate, Parramatta, to be the Deputy of L. S. 


; : s {squir Stipendiar Magistrate 
General’s Department,—from tle dates specified Donaldson, ; Ksquire, Stip Pet ol AG lear 
wiz tec: pi ; ra ie ee an Sydney, during the absence of that Officer, —from 


Mr. Joun JOSEPH Frasrer,—from the 24th May, 1910. 
Mr. ae Wittram Wuirr,—from the 24th May, 
Mr. Crpric Srannry 
August, 1910, 


Morrigon,—from the © 8th 


the 22nd September, 1910. 

Artuur JAMES Haywarp, Postmaster, Taralga, 
to be Assistant District Registrar of Births, 
Deaths, and Marriages for the District of Argyle 
at Taralga, vice Mr. H. LL. Jenner, relieved, — 
from the 8th September, 1910. 


Mr. 


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Mr. Ropert Tuomas Witiiams, Acting Postmaster, 
Nymagee, to act as Assistant District Registrar 
of Births, Deaths, and Marriages for the District 
of The Lachlan at Nymagee, during the absence 
of Mr. H. M. Stapylton,—from the 16th Septem- 
ber, 1910. ; 

First Class Constable Rosmrr CaggwippEN tq be Act- 
ing Clerk of Petty Sessions at Denman, during 
the absence of Constable Taylor, on leaye,—trem 
the 6th September, 1910. ' 

Mr, Cuartes James Crewe Wouter, Assistant Clerk 
of Petty Sessions, Goulbyrn, to act as Clerk of 
Petty Sessions at that place during the absence 
of Mr. G. 'T. 8. Boileau, on leave,—from the 17th 
September, 1910; also to act’ as Registrar of 
Births, Deaths, and Marriages for the Districts of 
Goulburn, Argyle, Braidwood, and Queanbeyan at 
Goulburn, and as Registrar of the Court of Re- 
view at Goulburn under the ‘‘Land and Income 
Tax Assessment Act of 1895,”? and Regulations 
thereunder,—trom the same date. 

Mr. FREpERIcK WiLL!s Stevenson, Relieving Clerk of 
Petty Sessions, to act as Clerk of Petty Sessions 
at fKogarah, pending other arrangements being 
made,—from the Ist October, 1910; also to act as 
District Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marri- 
ages for the District of St. George at Kogarah, 
vice Truman, relieved,—from the same date. 

Mr. Crartus James Cocguiuan, Relieving Clerk of 
Petty Sessions, to act as Clerk of Petty Sessicns, 
Tamworth, pending the arrival of a successor to 
Mr. A, R. Perry, to be transferred,—from the 1st 
October, 1910; also to act as District Regist¥ar in 
Bankruptey at’ Tamworth (to act only at such 
times as the Police Magistrate is unable to per- 
form the duty), as Registrar of Births, Deaths, 
and Marriages for the District of Tamworth at 
Tamworth, and as Registrar of the Court of Re- 
view at Tamworth under the ‘‘Land and Income 
Tax Assessment Act of 1895’? and Regulations 
thereunder,—from the same date. 

Mr. Jamas Montgomery Bontuorne, Relieving Clerk 
of Petty Sessions, to act as District Registrar of 
Births, Deaths, and Marriages for the District of 
Warringah at Manly, vice Robey, relieved,—from 
the Ist Qctober, 1910. 


JOHN GARLAND. 


COLONIAL TREASURDR’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Mxecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 

the Public Service Board, has approved of 

Mr. Jamus Wittzam Tuorn, Sheriff's Officer, Went- 
worth, being appointed also a Member of the Dis- 
trict: Board for Invalidity and Accidents Pensions, 
Wentworth, vice Mr. D. A. Morgan, deceased 


[H.M. 870] 


T. WADDELL. 


CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 

the Public Service Board, has approved of 

Mr. Arrnor Witiiam Senpnen Creer, Mr. Janes 
Horace Kenny, and Mr. CGrierorp Gzorcr 
Rozerts being appointed, on prokation for twelve 
months, as Junior Olerks in the Bureau of 
ntatisties and Registry of Friendly Societies and 

. Trade Unions, Chief Secretary’s Department. 

Miss Hrtzn Marte Dugry being appointed, on proba- 
tion for six months, as. Nurse, Government 
Asians tor the Infirm, Chief Secretary’s Depart- 
ment, 


W. H. WOOD. 


DEPARTMENT OF LANDS, 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 

tho Public Service Board, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of section 49 of the ‘‘Publie Service Act, 1902,” 

has been pleased to appoint ; 

Mr. James Samwvurus Marri, 
Land Board Office, Moree, to the position of 
Junior Clerk in the Local Land Board ‘Office, 
Dubbo,—such appointment. to take effect from the 
20th September, 1910 (Ml. 1910-8870). 


S. W. MOORE. 


Junior Clerk, Local 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 152. 


[28 Srpr., 1910. 


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DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
dxecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 
essrs. #. A. Heauey, ©. F. O’Sururvan, B.A., L.C. 
M aa! a pak? Sp~~tine as Warden’s Clerks, 
Mining Registrars, and Officers authorised to 

‘ issue Miners’ Rights and Business Licenses at 
Bathurst, Glen Innes, Goulburn, and Cootamun- 
dra, respectiyely,—such appointments to take 
effect from i, Sth September, 1910, 8th Sep- 
tember, 1910, 8th September, 1910, and 11th Sep- 
tember, 1910, respectively (Misc. 1910-7,429-202). 


J. A. HOGUE. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Hixecutive Council, and on the recommendation of the 

Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve, 

in pursuance of the provisions of section 49 of the 

‘*Publie Service Act, 1902,’ that 

Mr. Frank Biraxe Humpnris, Junior Clerk, on proba- 
tion, in this Department, be appointed as Cadet 
Drattsman, on probation, in this Department,— 
such appointment to take effect as from 28th 
February, 1910. 


CHARLWS A. LEE. 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr, Cartyte JAcKSON, on probation for six months, 


as Junior Attendant, Public Library of New 
South Wates,—to take effect from 16th August, 
1910. 


J. A. HOGUK. 


DEPARTMENT GF LABOUR AND INDUSTRY. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the appointment of 


Mr. Joun Wattace as an Inspector of Factories and 
Shops, Department of Labour and Industry. 


J. A. HOGUE. 


CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE, 


His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 

the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 

of the appointment of ~~ 

Mr. Micuarn Scannert as Cadet Draftsman in the 
Registrar-General’s Department, being confirmed. 


JOHN GARLAND. 


DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Excelleney the Goyernor, with the advice of the 
Mxecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the confirmation of the appointment of ih 


Mr. Atrrep Roy Taytor as a Cadet Draftsman, De- 
partment of Lands,—the appointment to take. 
ae from the 6th September, 1909 (MI. 1910- 

so79). 


S. W. MOORE. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, and on the recoramendation of the 

Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 

that the appointment of. ' / 

Mr. Wittiam Frepentox Kizn, as Clerk of Works in 
this Department, be confirmed. 


yy CBVARLES ‘A. LEE. 


28 Sepr., 1910.) 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 152. 


5435 


PROMOTIONS. 
COLOWIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the follow- 
ing promotions and transfers in the Department. of 
Navigation, to fill vacancies caused by the retirement 
of Mr F, W. Brady and the decease of Mr. J. Quinn :— 
Mr. J. G. Berryman. Lightkeeper, Ulladulla, to ke 
Lightkeeper, Tacking Point: 


Mr. E. F. Harvey, First Assistant, Point Perpen- 
Mr. 


dicular, to be Lightkeeper, Ulladulla. 

C. A. Leverton, Second Assistant Relieving 
Lightkeeper, to be Lightkeeper, Fingal Head. 
Feud . PsaRKeER, 

Lighthouse, to be 
dicular. 
Mr. E. S. Priesz, Second Assistant, Nobby’s, to he 
Relieving Lightkeeper. 
[Kh.M. 373] 


r 
First Assistant, Point Perpen- 


T. WADDELL. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 
HIS Excellency the Goyernor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to promote 


Second Assistant, Macquarie 


Mr. Donatp E, Fraser, Inspector of Schools,—as from | 


the Ist June, 1910. 
ts J. A. HOGUE. 


RELIEVED OF DUTY. 


DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Kxecutive Council, has approved of the undermen- 
tioned persons being relieved of duty as District Regis- 


trars of Births, Deaths, and Marriages for the Dis- | 
tricts set opposite their respective names,—as from | 


the 30th September, 1910, viz. ;— 


St. (feorge—Mr. Raymonp Harotp Truman, Kogarah. 
Warringah—My. Arrwrin Manziy Townsend Rosey, 


Manly. 
JOHN GARLAND. 


TRANSFERS. 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
ixecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to give 
effect to the appointments specified hereunder,—as 
from 8th Angust, 191.0 ;— 
Mr. Frep Dean, Clerk, Head Office, to be Clerk, 
Training College for Teachers. : 
Miss Viotger Karyieen Mappox, Assistant Clerk, 
Training College for Teachers, on probation, to 
be Typist, Head Office, on probation. 


J. A. HOGUE. 


SERVICKS DISPENSED WITH. 
DEPARTMENT QF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, and in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of section 65 of the ‘‘Public Service Act, 1902,’? 

has dispensed with the services of 

Mr. Edward Adolph Hollman, lately Teacher of the 
Mookerawa Provisional School,—taking effect as 


J. A. HOGUE. 


from 2ist March, 1910. 


RESIGNATION. 
COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Hxecutive Council, has accepted the resignation of 


Mrs. Ruth Moran (née Jeffreys), Feeder, Goyern- 
ment Printing Office,—as from 22nd August, 


1910. ent 
[E.M. 361] T, WADDELL. 


RETIREMENT. 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 
THE retirement from the Public Service of 


Mr. David T. Wiley, Teacher, Superior Public School, 
Newtown, from the 80th September, 1910, in terms 
of section 66 of the ‘‘Public Service Act, 1909,” 


is hereby notified. 
J. A. HOGUE. 


Public Service Board, 
4, O’Connell-street, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1910, 


INCREMENTS TO SALARIES OF OFFICERS UNDER REGULATION No. 149, 


Public Service Board certify, in terms of No. 149 0 
the character of the work perf 


1" 
Service Act, 1902,” that 

they periane it, warrant the 

accordingly determine, in pul 


specified in each case. 


f the Regulations made under the provisions of the ‘ Publie 


rae 


ormed by the undermentioned officers, and the manner in which 
payment of the increased rates of salary shown against their respective names, and the Board 
in pursuance of the provisions of section 14 of 
shall be paid at such rates of salary subject to the necessary provision 


the abovementioned Act, that the officers concerned 
being made therefor by Parliament, as from the date 


E. H. WILSHIRE, \ Waivers ot the 


G. A. McKAY, Public Service Board. 


C. J. SAUNDERS, 


Name of Officer, | Position. ata Tncreased To take effect from— 
PREMIER’S OFFICE. 
£ £ 
ee nae s ae he oe eee ee Clerk-in-charge, Agent-General’s Office ........... Reece sk 335 | 360 z 1 July, 1910 
CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 

By SEE ER Ri te Acuna ett PACE rea hienes ON eRe; ict ecwate a totaue aie. tu ty 245 265 1 July, 1910 
270 | 17 October, 1910 

POMBO HAW occ ss ase ree SRE AG, SANE cme RCI eH anges atv teee hte sec ue, hose Sores ans 225 240. 1 July, 1910 
Bailey, oe Es ey teat eas campay | ONES i et ot Ro PR ONC ORT EAR eB 205 205 1 July, 1910 
230 | 17 October, 1910 

Lunacy DupartMent. 
PricepAs Dito, Mee scualeo ces | Superintendent, Reception House, Darlinghurst. ...... 310 { 335 | 1 July, 1910 
DEPARTMENT OF ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 

Walesa, J? Ta 05s sccmsinn os TET OG OA 5 EW e vee oh bcmibiooc ek nouncbes rash. st te, 955 |} 995 4 July, 1910 
Jamieson, D, R....5.......0504000- Cine Vector ed ocd caine tebe Jana Maaee. 480 | 500 1 July, 1910 
Shropshire, J. L. ........csseee. BOUCODEROINGT RES) SU Bal s,s ietracdvcnstaasendeoWés sch. ac 465 | 480 1 July, 1910 
el Oe ASS RCE REPRE EE do URED: 7-8 SRR RAY aoa A ate leh a apa 425 | 450 1 July, 1910 
Laidlaw, J. W. M. .... ........ Relieving Clerk of Petty Sessions ..........0666 sesseeseeses 330 | 350 1 July, 1910 
Nott; ir Chee Clerk, Central Police Oéfice! 2 195 200 ] July, 1910 
Balcombe, W, A. hee Chief Clerk and Accountant, Equity Office...,........... 475 500 1 July, 1910 
Stephors, O."9. 7... eke. Clerk, Probate and Intestate Estates Office .., ..,..... 285 | - 300 7 July, 1910 
EMIS; Tee Wi esas een sre, Draftsman, Registrar-General’s Department ............ 225 250 1 June, 1910 


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5436 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 152. [28 Srpr., 1910. 


Name of Officer. Position. vay re To take effect from— 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 
on] 3 
Sendall, Wo Ne -.0viqush eoseopeont District Surveyor ............6.. cdekea Poca kta ar taateeataes 520°) B50 1 August, 1910 
Pénnefather, :G. As (0s.. tes.) LO: ARMA cea ede aaate sob ebm Ds Ae Na He 500 ~=—- 380 18 October, 1910 
leanne; (9.1 Aen ureaneasne caer SUrVeyOr ...i..ccssscescnsecctecssecseepeceecoesanateseevensereceeens 375. | 400 1 August, 1910 
Rogerson; Meee eties wastes Draftsman-in- charge AG enh a shertsatnee hey ns cbc Hea iodo 345 | 350 1 July, 1910 
Ranson TNR Way oe ea hes Assistant Computer, Trigonometrical Branch........ ... 200 220 1 July, 1910 
JOHNSON, i), EL. darn Porevhtsrriein) S90: chien ae dite sulcus ete Gaia npten Sskslecoutislenaaeteton ara gtt AE Ba 280 | . 290 1 July, 1910 
Cansd ell Gay W ehh sseninde tee ee | Oder re tk Mie thot cota aouele bang Ret RENE Re ee ae cc trines eee 210 220 1 July, 1910 
Ferguson; .W altos .nscsearctinas COG Splat ce- vo usicie Nis tivbinisabssoelosipcle re sateen eter hola woe 210 220 1 July, 1910 
Fisher; Vi Gay actu ine gevacseatent | LO) erik LB Se MED Bete lak ole Me dh MRE ie elas seed Nees 210 220 1 July, 1910 
Bamtord; (enh, eis ae CO occas ase akeliig ols cee A areteser cS UR aRMER otNe SEe eiarores 200 220 1 July, 1910 
‘Boothyb-7 Hee Avera cee aren Oa ease LER ats ott c valenentrone aah ease ee mai Ne seats ete 7200 220 1 July, 1910 
Boylson darby ene ark ke cane | COD ALE See SSRN Atay Se Seat SR bs ooh coat e tite 200 220 1 July, 1910 
Lamerton}) EWG. kisi: LOGE OSI cee pao eden ther Mista asco Siew ghirics siaain amato atest | 200 220 1 July, 1910 
McDowall, W. M.......... sees do atta i BING ne Oh ees re a a aoe a Re a ,| ~ 200 220: | 1 July, 1910 
Ruthven, Parkeac, eee | dots MORK a hide Beag er LES SOR Be eo erate ce niecaeiele else Nene ar eOOn nme o20 1 July, 1910 
Brewster, HUN hee teen eens CiUCMRED PONY inet MOR AE are NO RID cae ANE Rene amaematiay Gaga doa fagc 200° + 210° | 28 July, 1910 
Hagartynclidit asa hsseoeanne ra eye Net 0. ane Rl OVI MARR Res eA Pa OR |i ia5 200. |: 210 1 July, 1910 
Pout, sp Mle tee ncete naan es by PeO' henas A kd aceite <ocavec chedeean® celia: Nettecbanarr anes 200 210 | 28 July, 1910 
Willanay de WVog, vc coetr mons! GO, la weceensOecideecapenbes “peel eG auieeth ea earaeans 195 200 | 6July, 1910 
DOdCING LOM. HUN cots tcapeaverns Ci Roy Pam STEED Ul Ese SAR char an Sse vechiacdnapime aveoe si2ec 170 190 1 July, 1910 
fon Wie Bis ee ae Reena bigds CeUBeLan ale iahbesatnncs 2ct,. chum, Ay caaee Ree aC 170 190 | 1 July, 1910 
A Veni... cedente ieee bie: Miemcaee (iC ee eRe ie RRR TC OR vi rte eo Dec fs 160 185 1 July, 1910 
Harmer, *). Meee dee Pho ERS Thi" 3? nS) SE be Aten s WAOErin Iau) sour 160 175 1 July, 1910 
Staples, iu 18 IR aNsa? hae Raney do oe aN Pcaaeiaikah aM Sa UB oo OMe Oh Ne ber geen et ead OO) 175 1 July, 1910 
PS AS dys halen ade Peck beg Al pl PAM hedaa De at sent abees ea teh and eaa toa te Eeae eae y 160 175 | lJuly, 1910 
Browne, a Wie use sais qutaini eas CLOT)» Dake See eercpthct sear ht as aces GeO een eee eee tea 160 175 1 July, 1910 
Harphaw, Ge B.C. econ. Deh adc: nite cua earns Uc waik Bla age ora phtid gh ean etn te ag OMS 160 175 1 July, 1910 
Champion; GAC ie wire nnsan | LO hs PE aren an guateden | cag wutboananascsemete rem aaa ance 160 170 1 July, 1910 
Orip pss NG ee my einseoc erie | Crown Land Agent.’ ............ BA i semen ria eebicoopnuadeone 285 290 1 July, 1910 
Champion, V. A. R. ............ | do CO ied osu tae Lact ohe eth. eee sbabee tear 245 250 | 10 March, 1910 
Howards CoN senses Vere or cds ois ih Sed Ueiatencinwoutane sae EMG Sere anes PRA 5 245 250 | 18 January, 1910 
arranges eee ee Ona as d Aa uae ralailie detente apeans Aub eh see te Se RERT tries 195 200 1 July, 1910 
Guest, H. Havin ie ae Co Caen ICR ea al gt MMR ee, Sg aS Sik a AS 175 180 1 July, 1910 
Morris; G, (Bi erties eae OP ea ver Hh alicictn GIA Neate eh teks aalbes a Le oe aoe emerastera here leet 175 180 1 July, 1910 
O'Sullivan; Hee 7, casey sactl ele, COMME Teo Rec letcarcirat Sts Stop ayaelen oem aaha ae . bntolaa aie iren tar = rtteete tte cats oat l7os Susd 1 July, 1910 
WOdINgON VEST cectok eee LOM atten wuiccaseuis ob iaaauanine veliorcbs ceeiianp Gee Maenns eran Maite 175 180 1 July, 1910 
Rovers Wind thas tctesccetccaats Nee LO oy bcd ubichan stan Svc cic taociicee wa anne Een Sieger a eeR een 175 | 180 1 July, 1910 
Watson! vA ACT oC tecrdnchecee Fe Ke latina Ki mraet Pa ant CROSSES SR RI eS Roe ot Odea c 175 180 1 July, 1910 
Phillips Soja. aeaen eeu aoe cee Conditional Purchase Inspector .......000:¢2¢5++0eedesse+ense 245 250 | 20 July, 1910 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 
Hatehinsom, W s.jnscieiocuertas Chief Hngineen) }....1.0) <00.e0 cera once oa tennliages eed perms as eayine 980 | 1,000 1 July, 1910 
Dare, SE. is siete Ode First-class Assistant Engineer .....1....0006 sesesteere sane 590 600 1 July, 1910 
BodejH. Malic nn sces tad coeee Second-class hots TH Cente Fatint a. nicer teenies 425 450 1 July, 1910 
Wickham, (Be ils: Prices ones do GO nn eh RISE Senn 2 nee eer Chane eri 425 450 1 July, 1910 
Snaith yy W iene tsccesben es tune. do do Pa ie Sea MABE he Oe 325 350 1 July, 1910 
Sievers) Wsc)ieso. eaccsedcuoets Teand WW alert eordese ce no eeeeh sapere aenoh ou tee aise coimmicen tears S40 880 1 July, 1910 
Borland eRisnitess ccceee acts demas | Assistant Superintendent, ‘‘ Dock 1M ARE A ORL 3 Apia 2 335 350 1 July, 1910 
Bildies; 2b tA ns aca eeh cease ut | Officer-in-charge, &c., Lifts and Scaffolds Act ......... 325 350 1 October, 1910 
Newton, J apace eaten teak AGHERe RR pene District Works OTIC Me aN terse 210 205 1 July, 1910 
Sparke, PA a Meare cane clans cacao! | Arc Shigectural Deatbaman 2/0... seco. tech anata degre 210 225 1 July, 1910 
Carters EE Ms iicas: te brncy geen oo | Engineering Assistant ......... PRaRih Savianpeiwand dod s\cide Semeee 150 175 | 27September, 1910 
W atson, | ORES vara es OT re Ota ie EAN cae Sa cca ot aeahsteaae roses aumeere eo) 150) “75 27 September, 1910 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 
Pearson il on castorate ts Senior Inspector OHMS CHOOIS HurtremensunanePe pica tetas cain sae. 510 ,; 540 oe July, 1910 
Burke, RO CEE hes tenes Lecturer, Sydney Training College .........-:.seeeseesoe 325.| +340 LJuly, 1910 
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Braseny Ores sy cieecen omic cat do do TaN ae Saree tine S95) iol 1 July, 1910 
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MiddletonsiRi.x:) were sean. do LO | ue WLU Metre ted ecie a ok 325 | 340 | : July, 1910 
Loberts, TAB Ae Ae | do LON Mae eee Tee Rte $25.4)! 340 1 July, » 1910 
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Hiamnmoncli Wad. ca. desutedens: Science Master, Hurlstone Agricultural Continuation) 220 245 1 July, 1910 
School. 
Challinor, “Rat Win cvs pr atareien: Teacher of Chemistry, Technical College......-........06 245 270) l duly, 1910 
Us he Pied A A a aR | Inspector, State Children Relief Branch ..............06 175 ., 200 | 28 September, 1910 
DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 

Blanksb ysis Aes saeusonen ys Secretary, Miners’ Accident Relief Board ............... 1) 34425 / 450 / LJuly, 1910 
Mirrtons MO puluy. f unendenneatoneanns Viel (iS BIS GAIN Tieng seer casdcias de eseraa cents Baars ae c,h ete teat | 180 200°. | 4 July, 1910 
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